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“I m, 850. $1.00. $1.20, $1.06, 01.75.
NB. 02.75. 03.25 And 03.75 A pair.
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40 And 47 WA“ Washington Strut.
El
Nor-wall
‘ A astronomer.
Flir
Tuesday increasing cloudi
with showers in afternoon or at
at t. A well-defined disturbance is
co trAl this morning in lower it is
p uclng cloudy and rainy weather
in'the upper Mississippi Valley and
wtfitern portions of the Lake Region.
it ,Will probaly move 7Alow‘ly"; outward
and reach this vicinity some time Tues-
day. Moderately high but not exces
slv temperatures prevail in the cen-
tr and eastern sections. The weatha
er‘,ln this vicinity will be for follow
ed on Tuesday by increasing cloudiness
and probably rein Tuesday afternoon
or night. . ,
K
or Norwalk and vicinity; ,
The Sentinel will be issued tomor-
row morning.
Miss Lulu F. Horst and. Miss Viola
LaCrolx spent'Sund'Ay in Ridgeliold.
H. W. Chambers,~ at the-lBridgt
Pharmacy, is selling pure hellcbore at
a Very low price.
Most of the hat factories have close
down until next Wednesday morning
Miss Ethel Sinclare, of Cleveland, 0
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jamel
Cole, of Haviland street.
lncas Tribe. improved Order 0
R d Men, will hold a regular meet
ing tonight.
Cur Brothers' Lodge, l. 0. 0. F.
of Norwalk. will meet this evening a;
the lodge rooms in Wall street.
There is an unusually large number
of patriotic decorations in the stern
windows,
\ M
The general assembly has apprOpri
med :3 600 for the care and improve
ment of Putnam Park, Bedding
Julius Miller's machine factory, in
Water street. South Norwalk, is be
ing re- -shingle_.d
The summer train schedule on tht
New York, New Haven and Hartford
road will go into effect on. June it.
P. J. Egbert. Miss C. T. Bowie and
Miss C. S. Dowie, trolleying from New
York to New London, stopped over
Sunday at the Hotel Clifford.
Wald—Olin— .,
—-Stelnert' s. 6 South Main street
havell' few slightly used planes to rep
at special rates. Just the thing for tht
cottage.
The Pine Lodge Whist Club will be
entertained Wednesday afternoon I)‘
Mrs G W. (‘ram and Mrs. l-.i E iii
shop. at their home in East av.enue
tMrs David F‘ Hunt, of Smith Main
t hes returned home from a twu
weeks“ visit with friends in New York
city 1 ..
A
~Basebail, Roton Point. tomorrow,
Norwalks vs. Baltimore AGiants. A. M
Norwalks vs. Ma'uierA . C. P M.
Wheeler & Wilsdn's full hand at the
game
The fruit trees are fast losing their
wealth of blossoms and perfume.
though some of the late vurlctics arc
still in full bloom.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Oitman. Mrs.
W H Fallon. Miss Fallon and chauf-
feur. en route from New York to
New Haven, plopped yesterday at the
Hotel Clifford.
The Monday Afternoon Whist Club
is being entertained this afternoon
by Mrs Themes 1 Raymond And Miss
Emma Lockwood, at the former‘s
home.
a
Letter td‘doiohurn A Lauder.
Norwsik And 000th Nor-walk.
Dear airs:
somebody else underbld us 6 cents a
gallon-and got it. Devon is all
point; the other was “situated 38 per
of Mountain
cool. i
139$ voe. ' They
Tit rec bundr
leis“ paint tits
saved to on each hundred gallons and
lost "00 to 3600 05 “till hilt“ bun
tired gallons 6 to die
The lob was Hotel Chamberlain. Old
Point Comfort. VA“: bid lob on hotels
(0
it shorts the wisdom of folly or buy-
ing by price per gallon. .. ..
00 by the name; Y,l)evo‘:.m
V'Wl V.
r. w. Darvon coo
Dmsoiitil NerwAlk;
HArdWAro Connor.
001'th Ner-
’ ' limiter!
. Ifllm our filial.
NOLICE. " ‘
tn»:
2; 4 rd
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We alas: tomorrow At nine I“
nadir A; iii.
em all» mourn i. n-
capsicum surpasses
a bid on a lob, and '
W
J. P. Craig. of New Helen, war; a
visitor in town over Sunday. I
..Mrs H. R. Bulkley and childrpn, of
enard place, are the mate of Mrs.
..‘M Thatcher. of Nutlsy, N.‘ J.
The lecture on “Metaphysics,”
which wan to have been delivered by
I’tev. vAn Daren,- tomorrow night. haul
een postponed until Friday night
.r mm... ‘
Owing to the fact that In many peo- I
pie are going out of town tonigllr‘t,
t a
there will be no rehearsal of
Rough Rider Glee Club
W
W F‘ Reymond, formerly of South
Norwalk. was in town yesterday call-
ing on friends He is now on board
rho steamship Alpine, of the White
Star Line 2
“Sunny Jim,’
Telephone Company.
~lt s folly to suffer from that horri
his plague of the night,
Dean's Ointment cures qu
permanently. At any drug store, 50
cents.
I The four Gornrely children‘of West .'
had '
Washington street. who .. have
scarlet fever, are now practically well.
tine will be raised shortly. .
—.
and in fact all the time, is in the bur-,
Trust Company.
34 per year and upward.
The suit .of Lewishon BloIhcrs
against Otto P. Zeltfuss, claiming $400
danrages, which has been on in the
Jommon Pleas court at Bridgeport for
some time. has gone over until .Fall.
The case will then be changed from u
‘rury to a court case. ’ ,
The South Norwalk Board of Health
has given up. for the present the
matter of building a new burn for the
department. When such a struoture is
2rected it will probably be on the city
dock lot in Water street At present
the department is using the shed next
to the Putnam H080, house in Frank-
lin street which seems to answer the
purpose very well
The annual meeting of the Congre-
gational Home Missionary Society will
be held at Spr-ingticld,~ Mass. 2this
week, beginning tomorrow evening.
in the First Church, continuing
through Thursday evening. Addresses
by many of the notable men and wo-
men of the Congregational demoninu~
tion, from the east the middle and
the far west. ,
2 ——Steincrt's are especially well pre-
pared this season to most the calls
for summer rental pianos. They have
Steinway, chett, Woodbury, Shoning-
er. and Hardman pianos to rent; also
planning to rent (live them a coil at
ti South Main street.
Minnie Mint the young girl who
was operated on for appendicitis at the
hospital some time ago. is not mend-
ing as rapidly as was hoped A large
Abscess formed near the old wound.
and this had to be removed. Dr. Tra»
cey performing the operation. While
her recovery has not been very rapid
it is hoped that Miss Mint will fully
regain her strength.
~Bascball, Roton Point, tomorrow.
Norwnlks vs. Baltimore Giants, A. M.
Norwalks vs. Maujcr A. C i’. M.
Wheeler div. Wilson's full band at the
game.
Horatio Brown, of Danhury, has re-
ceived an invitation to attend the
celebration of the thirtieth anniver-
nary of the organization of Putnam
Hone Company, No.- l. of South Nor.
walk. The celebration will take place
-t ,Rotou Point, June, 9. preceded by
parade about the city. Mr. Brown
was one of the ten men who organized
the company in 1875.
Captain i’ercy H Morgan. New lien.
on; G. H. Huributt. H. Hoyt. H. B.
.tevens, Danbury: E. R. Elliott, F, C.
Bowdish. Wutortown; 'l‘. 0. LussiVe,
Pascale. N. .l.: Fred T. Dulles, T, W.
Green and wife. Mrs. T. W. Green and
mold, Edwin Green, Mr and. Mrs. G.
i. Combos Brooklyn: BLO Cooper.
Dr. and rs. William Hyatt. White
PiAlns; B Quaokmbuah. A Mules,
Greenwood l L. Anderson. Miss Jen-
nie Jenkins. New York city; George
Williams Iflouth NorwAlk; F. W.
Wood. Boston. have been guests at tho
Hotel Clifford. .
M
About 200 New England school su-
porintonrleuts.ot.tIre gusty-mm When-
nunl meeting of hell association in
Boston last week heard “Wilson It
Gill general superiuton of moral:
and civil training in ,h u schools
during the American occupation, speak
u
halted in
gr. Gilli“
Alan H. La
‘ora. support
Rxnger,
cation was is ,pa
others of the smiley mt
student government.
rrrrv noLLAwA Alon.
wee“,- rm
How». Von Gannonpury Cor, Makers
Wiii‘ i'iAy UAII.
Norm York. and 23%"
.0 e or
V .2513ng ill;
entrant s perils
ii I than the
ll form of
:‘lll‘efili:
the Haves, Von on and Donbury Co 'A
hotel-loo «tied at Th. Danhury News
bfdce sumo morning and d ltod
its “corru- can, the “or: “is
fitted. thrown and run for in A ball
is between the turn:- from the
malts shops of the two factories next
Wednesday Anemone. 2
it will be the first 3AM of thd AAA»
son be‘twon shops’ crews and will out
(tighten: Attract A id and onthuolu
foAAAoAAA.
Harry Robbins. better known as .2
leaves todAy for NewI ,
London, where he will continue in the I:
employ of the Southern New England . '
ing piles. ' f
ckly and f:
Dr. L. M. Allen does not have to at- .
end them any more. and the Clusrnn- 2
‘ The safest place to .keep. yourzynlu- I
ables this summer when you go away.
glar proof vaults of the South Norwalk I
They rent boxes for ,
on the “school city" plan“. as alllb'.
til oil
Representativeatidf till! makers of.
u‘l ' .
”Accidentally,
'2 "“in tort" WM 422‘ ,2
in he? bulking is naturdi to every ‘
ambitious housekeeper. With a
2 any one of the six series and several sizes—-
she may be sure of her even.
”, Made by a foundry ritAbllshed in 1830:
/ That show to labl lit y. g
wmbcdxylng the intent restores—many of them exclullve;
’ hot chem progress.
. Mount from all the few other “lint-class" makes;
. Hence their superiority
FOR SALE 3'?
sensor is." “311. iii scorn gen lying.
‘ A... '2 n A . census wnsr'ANIiuuAlN Matters.
1
ARE Foor FORMED
‘mion‘o sot-A
WEAR SHOES THAT FIT.“
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MIGRATORY BIRDS OF STATE OF I spotted sandpiper, Mny'l; ruby throat-
couugc’ncur, ed hummer Blarltburnian warbi er,
2 _ « May 8; night. hawk rose breasted gros
Report of the Biological Survey of~tho beak. Ma 9; indigo bunting. hooded
wurblcr, uy l2: yellow billed cuckoo,
'United 8m“ M“. Public. black billed cuckoo. May 13.
Arthur w, Brockwny, of Hadlyme, is r
employed by the biological survey tic-I
partmeut. of agriculture of the lluitod‘
States government to observe the
movements of migratory birds in thisl
section and has just completed and “fl“ I” I‘M"
forwarded his report for this spring. i The grand list to! Fulffil‘ld County
Mr. Brockway is a well know“ orui rhss been completed by the State
ibologiat and has done some notable Board of Equalization. Tire tax will
work in that line for private collectors 2 be one-tenth of a. mill. Bridgcport l8
and for the govornml‘lil. liis reportrof course feared the heaviest. with
will be of mur' h interest to bird lovers . Stamford standing second. Green
and those interested in omitlrologym. - Wicb Danbut'y and Nolnaik are also
giving reliable dam of the appearance i sell up in the list
in the swing of birds in low New Eng i Tire amount. each pluce is taxed in
land. ins follows. Bridgeport. 36.490.57;
The birds noted by Mr. Brockway up Bothel, $i20. 0i; llmoktleld, $42.12;
to May 13 are the following: Red Darien. 3306.01; Daubury. 31,353.51;
Winged blrlckbird Mnrchlu; woodcock Boston. $54.60; Fairlield, $351.77;
March 17: phoebe March 18: fox spar Greenwich. $1351.25: Huntington
row. March 23; purple granitic. March ”429.21: Motive. $32. 29; New Canaan.
25; belted king fisher. March :28; whiteIS232. 33; New Fairfleld. $40.08;. New-
bellied swallow, March 29 chipping town $184.90: Nor-walk. 31,377.26:
sparrow, April it): Canada geese April “adding. 862. 67: lildgeilold, $225.39;
212: mournig dove April 19; born Sherman. 080. 34: Stamford. 81,022.55:
awnllows, April 122: towhee, April 25: Btrutford, 8191.99: Trumbull, 877.79;
black andwhltccreoper brown thrash Weston. 844.;3 Weeiport, $307.13;
or, ulrippoor will April 28; Pnruln Wilton, $83.13 . ~
\vnrblcr. blnck throated groin warblcr
swift, blue beaded vircc (lrlruncvl
swift, April 28; in water thrr b, April ,
so; Loam fly catcher, Aurel": an red 2 Laxative Honey and TM and all other
start May}? .. yellow lhror. i \irco. Cough Syrups is that it moves the
awrbling vireo, Baltimore oriol~ king bowels. thus expelling a cold from the
bird. yellow war,bler worm voting system. This relaxes the nerve-tis-
wnrbier, golden crowned thrush, Mury- Isues and by its healing effect on the
loud yellow throat prairie wr.urblt2 lihroat and lungs. the cough is reliev-
house n’ren. May .: schrlct innrlgei cd~rured entirely. Kennedy‘s is tho
yellow winged spar,row May 4: wood toriginal Laxative Honey and Tar and
thrush, yellow breasted chat May 6: Ic.ouiains nu- opiates. Good alike for
men at crested fly catcher. rhosimrcsid young or old. uTMm good. Sold by
ed Wilt‘lllt‘l‘, May ti; white-eyed vireo the Cliflord Pharmacy ' "
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COUNTY TAX Llsr.
State Board of Equalization HAA Com
«5....
THERE is A DIFFERENCE.
The difference betwwn Kennedy's
- r2,
I
Radical Price
DECO AT
ever known in a May sale.
2... ~¢g
ire Paris in“ and Still
~ 33 SOUTH MAIN ST
dildo tans
. W 0 ALL OUR QARMENTS EOR
Goes on sale today at the MOST SENSATIONAL PRICES-
22.; .4 '2
BROOKLYN CHURCH E8 MAY
UNITE.
Dr. Babbitt HAA Plan for Consolidat-
ing Hie lind It. MAtthew'A. "
'l‘wo Protestant Episcopal churches
in Brooklyn—«the Church of the Epi»
annoy. McDonough street and Tamil
ins avenue and ,St. attirew a, Throoli
avenue. near De Kai avenue are con»
siderlng a proposition to units under
Ithe name of St. Matthew and the Bipl-
harry. The proposition, which wan
reach 0 by the Rev Dr Dean Rich
mend gabhitt, rector of the Church of
the Epiphany is now before the van,
try or St Matthew 5, of which the
Rev Frederick W. Norris formerly of
South Nor-walk, is rector. ,
The pie," is to have each church
elect. half of tho vastry, with Mr Nor-
' . Tia rector and Dr Babbitt rector emer-
, itus. without salary The later, on the
,’ Tatidcailon of the articles of consollv
cation. is to reoive a sum equal to tWo
. years‘ salary and St Matthews is to
e indebtedness of the Church of
the lphany, amounting to about
817 000 it is probab that the.buil
ding of the Churcho the Epiphany
will be used for the consolidated
church. . z
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FASHIONS.
The poucock feather In the design
used on the front. of an all-white waist,
in being executed in italian embroid-
cry.
"A piece of white cloth is liken
man's reputation; it can be dyed
black but. you cannot make it while
. “sun It
The box or chest for the reception
of rule’s shirt waists is more highly
prized than tavern-a place to keep the
. waists crisp and alone when they are
not worn. Such a box is a gift mined
by brides ,
The checked coat is considered a
stylish accompaniment of the skirt of
plain material. while others prefer the
coat plain and the skirt checked.
"Promptness. thoroughness, edit-leu-
cy and. honesty are the tour guide
posts to business success“.
A generous, covering of the earth
with charcoal in you window boxes
will affordyou considerabe interest.
the blossoms. It. rs very likely to pro-
duce variegated tints.
One can make a very neat collar- and
cuff set from the plain white nem-
stitchcd pieces by embroider-ing in
eyelet. tiuy dots scaitprcdcvcnly over
the surface inside the horns.
Of course the assortment of sheer
wash dread materials isn‘t at; choice
as it was in January, but i thought
at! i looked over the beautiful color
ings in one of our local stores yea-
ierrlay morning that it was yet pretty
good.
’lho sleeves of another stylish sits
ponder dress are a series of straps the
sonic width as the suspenders, tin
straps being r'.ut in one with the cult
which cnrirclcs the arm just below the
elbow. A brettellelike piece about the
shoulders receives upper ends of all
the straps which are concealed with
large buttons. You can see the effect
of the while waist showing everywhere
botwucu the straps would be very
A good design for u suspcnrler dress
is to make. the belt like a corselct, dou.
lrlc-brensted, cutting the suspenders in
one with ih‘e corseiot. Two narrow
suspenders over each shoulder are bet-
ter than one Wide one.
'Good Housekeeping" gives direc
tions for making a gorgeous globe of
blossoms for the lawn You get two
hoops place one within the other so
as to form a spherical figure. nailtlnh-
.y to an old tree stump or other prcL
(erred foundation, and plant running
flowers statute the base and train the
blossoms upon the hoops.
A, I)
use;
r
“.9!
Cool: «.00. «no. $1.50, 33 oo-
Cool-"1.00, .‘2 2,.”
.00.
$8.4
RAiii oAtA. $6.98 up
l..000 WAiAtA. former price
300'
slots, Worth 01.75, At one
600 “on Lawn WAlAtA.worth.1”
zoo J A link Warm. or so be
sub Shirt Waist lulu.
01.75 up
w dour-nun. Anrri
WIIH
our: I'ltli‘t mm or u. 30
bills Butts in amount styles.
I180! up i
' lllk Iklrb in dilution! flylu,
.7.“ rill
70. Iagontino skim worth
60, its any Homespun
k ".p 2 , I t 'i ‘
Cult-91mm of Panama. ”fig '3‘
no". 022.00. It up
Iiik ‘PAttloAItA. .00 up
Children's Indvall'll' 0f ,
r ‘i’.
Children's and nirlA' Dr ,, .
01.40;,“
0T
‘2 woo
i
ta
i
in watching its clfcct on the color of ‘
m-u.¢~m~sn-m—u “can; ”‘1‘-
I will leave Derby. today for Jersey City
Ircial train. which will
I destination in California. He will he
5 absent three weeks:
I C, which recently was held in Derby.
I Ihlrty cap idittes‘.
in r
as
our rm ,
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SOUTH NORWALK’S GREAT DRY GOODS HOUSE.
AdfiN'rFOR MAY neurons panama.
' Every
There are scores of AAA-
oenohio items that should lio emphasized, items that you Are on the lookout
for Jul at this time: home that must appear to your some of fitness and pon-
‘AA the noun AdyA‘noAA the Moroi'ihndioo Attractions multiply.
stock domandi he deserved prominenco in print.
tiotilAi'ly to your sense of economy.
guidance.
We exploit A few of them for your
LIGHT WEIGHT
KNITTED UNDERWEAR
Wu.
The thin, cool, comfortable sum-
mery sorts of underwear. We tempt
you as follow:
Men's French balbriggan shirts and
drawers, the shirts with long or short
sleeves, the drawers with extra re-
enfo‘rced seats, tapes and extension
bands, at 60c"'per garment.
Men‘s Egyptian yarn baibrlggau
shirts and drawers. shirts long, or
short sleeves, draWers double seated,
very special. at 39c per garment.
Men's good quality halbrlggnn shirtA
and~ drawers, long or short sleeve
shirts, double seated drawers. extra
good. at 26c per garment.
Women's umbrella pants, very tine
quality ilsle, trimmed with torchon
lace, and umbrella style, with French
and tight bands, at 50c pair.
Women’s one cotton ribbed pants lu'
knee and'ankl'e length. and umbrella
styles, at 25c pair.
Women’s fency ribbed lisle vests.
special at 390 such. '
Women' s lisle or cotton ribbed vests.
wing sleeve and sleeveless; fancy of
plain, at the each.
Women’s cotton ribbed wing sleev
or sleeveless vests. at 12%c each.
EXCEPTIONAL SELLING OF
SUMMER UNDERMUSLINS.
We've got some lots of muslin unde‘u
wear to offer you, that will surprise
you by their price cheapuese. ‘
Ladles' muslin drawers. made with
hematitched and tucked ruffles. at 26c
Indies' lace trimmed umbrella draw
ers. at 39c.
Ladies' short white shirts, trimmed
with embroidery or lace, at 59c.
Ladies’ white muslin skirts. made
with deep flounce, trimmed with tor-
chon lace, at 980.
83-85 Washington Street.
S. S. TILLOTSON.
Spoofs! prions on An Trimmed Mllllnery.
Largo Assortment of Rudy-fo-Wonr Hats Constantly
‘ on Hand.
Ready ma. Veils.
Childrons' Mull Hm arm Bonnets.
so wAAHmoroN eraser. sou-m NORWALK, coma.
We had our own pick of styles from a leading
manufacturer‘s surplUs stock—took only what we
wanted and what we know you'll want-yet we got
the very liberal price cencession that enables us to
sell dainty. correct styles in Waists, worth $r. 25
and $1. 50. at
95c
In the lot are white embroidered linene, plain
and trimmed lawn; also plain black lawn and color-
, ed madras lawn. Not many of a kind. but a large
. assortment. We also have a nice variety of fine
white waists from $r. 50 to $3: 50. Better come early
asfhep'e is always a first c oice.
86 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
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DELEGATE FLYNN LEAVES TO.
Y. .—.——_
file—'3
PASSENGER CA8 OFF.
Slight Accident At Sanford Delayed
Trains Saturday Morning.
A slight accident to the New York
express. which arrives in Danbury ,
at 10:40. delayed passenger travel on
3.0 Danhury branch somewhat Batm-
Wiil Join Other Knighto At Janey City
And Board spooini Train.
2 Charles H Flynn of Derby who
was elected national delegate to the
convention of the Knights of Co'iurnk
bus, which Will be had in has Angelou.
my morning. The rear car of the
sin tried to run on two different
tacks at Sanford with the result that
i had to be out off from the express
thin and left behind while the train
came on to this city.
The accident is mid to have been
caused by a switch being thrown 000
Mr Flynn was elected one ofthetbreo I300“ before the mm «was entirely
delegates from this 'iilnie o' the The accident happened wbi
ndtionni convention. in: Alton 'ed‘1 illint A train was taking the switch.
honor ‘oniy after c trainer-ing ad rim the down express train. which
work and dlovqr elect «teetering; In hills left DAnburi' iii 10 09 Mid III 3 W
for no tonal delegate moi-6 we; a sequent the down train wan blocked.
Whicii' dwindled us the car stood on trio tracks. ._ ‘
to‘ s von‘teen,‘ All of Album did their ill The next northbound passenger
rods, to be: elected dolbgats. Over all into urmrsht man and twirl m
capo penitio a Mr Flynn won out, file we Branchville and bill the car book All
ot e‘r dole ’fé'o both Post Alter tlr right track so that the line ally?
Glyn'n. of lasted and T firillvan cl ar'od. Trains were frdm ‘0
of New Haven in additiont the dele- threohuhrtdrs of lib hour late on so
goiter. Slate Deputy "mMi 'l'evciin. count ofItiie Accident. ., ,, , 2,. ,
and Past State Deputy iii‘ain J. W“ .
Nee will lilo attend the convention Tillitly'té iiAcil WITH if all
in;r v on of their once. "DeAth’ wit. rm imb‘
my: will aye re repentAtiv‘oA writes tramp it." re maddest
of Connecti at n the c yention. but rm, describing lilo ”fearful ‘rAc ,
prbbAbiyth hrt‘yv’iivzrromine tilt, of ‘0. death. "As a result of liver trout
men” itith A store it also or present liAArt disease. which use museum
in bus Angelou. while the convention in sleep, and of all interest in life. that!
in progress. it will be the biggest coir tried many different doctors and m"
venues that the society has ever held oral medicines, but rat no benefit. unv
,. The month retest“) of the K of 0., in 150 ill I began, to an ill ectric bdrm: lift
R0 in the {in Macedonia-e will wonderful was their client
debuts: Besides all the as. three day. i felt like A new moo. And
We"; , including Supreme today i am cured of All my MAI”!
WM hikers and Nation- dilaronteod At an .BAAtor'A
Dental J. coiwoii ail blot-e; price 800
prostate corn and put state deloAre
«he by virtue of their omen can Ab
tend the acoustics. will be present.
The convention Will be large. but the
number of delegates to it will not be A
third as large AA the number of flu
.mon who will be in nor Antoine
while quid)" progress it to stun ted
within“ will he tam. f-
«talent will send A would
2 And Instill trains lrom various
parts of the country will to run.
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