LADIIO" Lacs Hess IN rail “1'9.
stiles, or. use. 3*
annual LAO! Lists sass IN
wuirs. ran a .. IMgK. ,A‘l’ ass.
ALL‘NI '1‘ 1‘ my»;
Ar
INN?“ ‘3
wW-fihgllh ail-m.
ill Twila
‘ Maul“?
south Norwaik.
'1‘.”
p , s‘a ass-roam
Fm- Norwalk and vicinity; . libsettl
ed esther with local showers late
“Milli. ands y. tWasmnioiilght,
An intended. of flow pressure. u“
tehibd this morning from Texas north-
eastward to the Lake region. glt is .
p cing cloudy weathermitb local
aho are from the ”ff Mountains
to his. An area el‘ igh pressure
eye the Middle Atlanticstatesmwlll
have a tendency to deflect this dis-
turbance northward, but this vicinity
will them the southern edge otdt on
Sunday; Conditionsyfsvor for ithls vi-
cinity fair weather. followed on Sun-
day . by we . muggy weather .and
probably loca ‘shoWers.
.i t -——~s——-——— .
' There will herdanclng: this evening
at Boton Point. The music will be
furnished by William how's orchestra.
Harry Bradbury, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank J. Bradbury, of Bayvlew
avenue, ls ill of the mumps.
...—-
i . , -—~r-‘
—~Bargain's to be found in every de-
partinent during the June Sale at M.
S. finith & Company.
l‘".~"‘-+‘i—‘—-+'Piii .
Mrs. Talmadge Baker. of New York.
is spending the summer at the rest.
dence‘of Mr. and Mrs.~0rlando Allen.
of South Malnstreet.
i ‘ ,-+~r-r—---i-
Undertaker David W.‘ Raymond wtli
go to Tupper bake. Camp Wiunotune.
New- York, tomorrow, to spend a week
fishing. ' '
—-Dr. Nowell. Dwight Hillis will lec-
tureies Oliver Cromwell Monday eve..
June 12. 80. Nor..Baptist church. Ad-
mission. 360.. reserved seats 50 cents.
The Norwalk Bird Club will meet
on Monday evening. June 11, at the
home of Mrs. Charles Qulniard. 148
Main street, Norwalli. . .
The Cigarmsliers' Union will hold a
business meeting, Monday evening, at
the Central Labor Union hall in South
Malnstreet.
~8traw Hats. Straw Kate. O'Brien,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Watkins. of
South Main street, have returned
homefrom a pleasure trip to Wash-
ington. D. C.
Mrs. 1. F‘. Morrell. who has been the
guest of Mr. and birth, 'Albert D. Mon
gangef, south Main street. for the
past week. has returned to her home
in Hartford.
Glftsof a box of oranges. from John
Gerham. of Wilton, and flowers from
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood-Newkirk have
been received at the Norwulk Hospi-
tal.
gaittend the ' atrJuite Sale now in
progress at M. . Smith & Co's. The
greatest bargains of the season.
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iv 1 ..
Mrs. Frederick Squire and daughter
Marjorie, of Woetfield. New York, are
guests of the Misses Boudder. West
street. previous to their departure for
Yellowstone Park. California, to spend
the summer.
The midweek service of the South
Norwalk Congregational Church will
be held on Thursday evening. at 7:“.
o'clock. The subject will be “The
Children and the Church." John B.
Lawrence will lead the meeting and‘
all are invited to spend.
M...—
—-Straw Rah. “raw Hats. O'Brien!
‘ AW
Mrs. Jennie unkind and two child-
ren. of New York. spent yesterday
with relatives in South Norwalk in
order to see the Putnam Hose Com-
pany's big parade Mrs. Upkind was
formerly Miss eJnnie Alexander. of
South Norwalk. ..
N0 0L0” ¢ 1‘“ PAINT ”ADI.
will wear as long as Devon's. No oth-
ers-are as heavy bodied. because De-
von's weigh a to tenet uni-Mn the
.7 ,.
. «darWedneed
“ofwwhitwthe purity of purpose.
'8tater’Polléem'aafltobert T.’ Henley.
, it v“, with, ‘
fimhgfiiflilwmrngg {Wall
‘Otai‘a andl‘htrlp’ss. ’ ‘
, With the sunlight of s new-born
ay. June 14th. will be the
128th Anniversary of “whim: of the
Stars and Stripes. ‘ '
procla-
e custom l urailid‘ ,
m3 outwith“ . i ate a
general? errance'mi: _ ebrstion
of the creation of this Emblem of Lib-
erty wrought out by a determined peo
ple, now prevails and this day is the
Banner Day, of the fissuhllcn 5 ‘
. ‘ a. l i
_ it is a F
. Its stripes of- red“ illustrate the
blood of free men shel for freedom
from oppression; its paralied striples
ts
stars are brilliants, multiplying as the
years pass,,on which sweet in, an
asure slty' coveredm by; -. tho~ heaVens
where omnipotence reigns. ‘dt isa'dag
of .trium h. graphed with viciOry, cart
trying in a or‘warior other .trophy
‘of conquest! Oyon‘d .... ‘ehtablishmont
of unblemished peace. ,
- Every Americans citi our every un-
chained bondman: eve wbeln ‘s’reliev-
ed'from oppression: every one ted we.
.man: every childiofchusnty' will rec‘
ognise its omissioni to 0le lthe nation
above the avarice of mankind.
It." floats today through eternal ‘
space and as It is lowered at night
where the world sleeps it is raised at
morn where the world awaken.
--*1t'-'is~becoming. therefore. that on
this Anniversary Day, it should fly
from every mast-head; every steeple;
every occasion and as we'»celebrate
the birth of human life with breath
untainted of an Ehnblem whose life
As it
raplne, soars obeys “us' we
conquests have not been heartless nor
tyranny its mission. ‘ ’ ' . "
or his dag—and no honor can be too
greater-profuse for our taken *0 ‘
The influence of proper reverence
for the brlliant symbolltu “Feeds on
Earth and~g00d will toward men" will
increase our egaltatlon as a. nationand
be a defence against injustice‘and a
warning against trespass.
Let us accept it then as angeal. of
Promise. legalising oilr' birthrightias
American citizens dwelling together in
harmony, brotherly love and lfamlly
unity.
Aboard C. BIAKEWELL.
Chief Aid in Charge of Military ln-
struction and Patriotic Education
in Schools, Grand Army of the Re-
public.
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marsh
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ARRESTED iN .RlopfiFIELD.
State Police Vast Drivel-afar Dapbury
Liquor House.
The Ridgefield Press yesterday
said. , i ,. . ,
William Sheri). driver for-Valentino
biggpof Danbury. was arrested about
2-. o’clock“ Wednesday afternoon, by
who brodght the prisoner before Jus-
tico‘Bumllol' Nicholas. Charges of the
selling. of‘spiniiiious liquors at two
different. times, and 0f the transport
taiion and delivering of, liquors were
preferred. The case was prosecuted by
Grand Juror Willis 3. Gilbert.
Sperb pleaded guilty and was fined
$100 and also costs, in all amounting
to 8180.91. which be. paid. ,
The liquors seized were condemned
and will .be destroyed next Wednesday
afternoon at: 2 o’clock in front of the
Town Hall. They consist of seventy-
flve pint. bottles of lager and ale. one
uunrt bottle of gin, one gallon demi-
fjohh of whiskey, one pint bottle of
whiskey and tvt'elve’h‘alf' monothe-
of, whiskey.
Bmmrvhas it that two state police-
men are now in Ridgcflcld, They have
been here some time. under some pre-
tense, working up evidence against al-
leged violators of the liquor laws. ‘lt
arredts in view" * oi
JAPAN STOCK. manner uvsi-Y...
TOKIO. June 10. 8 p. m.~'l‘he'etock
Hist
ward tendency yestsiillhy
and prices continued to a ’ to this
moral .' The afternooniaea’ ontoday
had to e postponed fer two lidura. o'w-
ing to the large transactions which
took place during the morning.
”4...”...— .
“1’.
torpedo boat destroyers will be launch.
pill}. Sold by O. E. Dow.
s ...ry
ti tltois
'ss‘ri‘vs, vast. (Milk‘fsd),
cw”!
to”... ,, .,.. “......
June 17.
' tar lamb also.
.i.sos, .. iussissis.
“......“3.59”:”n'i‘esgli‘ilwm" vsav caning.
asi’ g'hams‘hr.......‘.... ..
“a: sternum ...
you “coarseness.
.
pH ~
all at Koiiosulis on. : mrdsnumt.
w...
sr'lssciytt w"; ‘
hasvlbgeo untsrnishedtwith greed tor: -
should realize that its wings are not a - . . .... , ..
spread in false ambitious flight; its ;‘
n .: l
Dyery lover of his country will lion. ‘
peace inspired by the Divine will: * t .
.lng to the Washington ”Post.
lg also said that they have two more ,
market as been showing a‘lllfely‘ up-
mm '
moat Jansen: "arson ‘
‘ ,.. sona, .321 ,
‘eTOKlO, June 10; 3:30 p. m.-—-Thrse
‘
it
‘ HEW
Mild
Vli‘ht
l.
w .s
’i
t 5.99
' peop e‘ in
Connecticut, ,t
‘A liofvl',” un‘g'. ._
tilts; ”MOE; B_ téa"
- ‘tti-i I'M .. . . . ....
l ... i v... .. .» .
mesmo or was detonate."
Picturesque characters of ‘Former
' < Days no Longer Frequent
Hotel" Harmonia.
"Here at the capital, people present
a contrast to me strenuous and rush-
ing New Yorkers that is a grateful
relief," said Nathan B. Payne, accord-
“They
have time here, to sit down and 'chat
with you, and do not pull our their
watches every minute for fear of
overstaying. *‘But' there is one change
I note in Washington that makes me
fear it.stoo.« may be in a state of transi.
tion; 1 no longer see that picturesque
collection of judges and colonele who
used to haunt the old Willard. and
who seemed to be so finely adapted to
the Washington atmosphere. fi-lsl it
that the building of a new and much
liner hostelry‘ hastimpelled them to
seek new-haunts, or has Father Time
been busy depleting their ranks?
'il-low well I recall the old days he-
fore‘there- wits any idea of this es-
tablishment, when it was dangerous
to saunter into the barroom of Its
predecessor and say aloud; “Colonel
will you have a drink?" lost a score
of thirsty but highly polished and
courteous gentlemen‘would‘ stable up
and utter a hearty affirmative."
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QUALITY V8. QUANTITY.
.. Hard muscles andvistrong' body do.
not depend on the quantity of food you
eat. but on its "perfect digestion and
proper assimilation. ’, "When you take
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure ”your system
gets all the nourishment out of the
food you eat. It digests whiz. you eat.
regardless of the ‘condltios of the
stomach and conveysithenutrient pro-
perties to the blood and‘tissues. ~ This
builds up and strengthens the entire
system. Kodol cures Indigestion, Dysc
pepsin. Belohing. Sour Stomach, Weak
Heart, etc. Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy. "
HARTFORD GIRL'S SUICIDE.
HARTFORD. June 10.~vvl‘AMI-.Lell-
nran. it girl of 19 years, who was a
passenger on the stenmasxdfsrtiord. for»
New York, yesterday. was‘iemployed as
-a tailoress in a local departmeabstors
and boarded at ,2“ Windsossvenua.
At the latter address, itrwasfaaid that
the girl had recently Instr-employment
..and said she was going'h’lNaw‘Yorlt
to wish has sister and'ialsixtn meet
her brother and go iorfihloago with
him. Her brother is muscled with
the office of the Jewislsil‘orwm‘d. a
newspaper at 175 East Eroadvniy. New
York. No r'euson for thong-irks suicide
intrusive toner friends here.
‘I
Is what Mrs. Lucy
§tovall.of T’ilton. 0a..
' said after taking
Keel mol-
undress
f
1'
‘MK 19-
to p’srfsoi
multil- mn-
edy. , 0U may he
“ ‘lnilf
“ ,. a} "7‘ ‘ 1 ‘
is in it’s prime. young“ and tender
and not very expensive. Wuhan win.
, . an
real cuss-rags, ... s and-12o is.
' i,‘ . ”1““. ,, _
‘OILI.
‘ 12 and 150. lb.
....... 12mm.
..... .. Oil) 06.").
.....14cib/
12 to 100.").
”is. lilo! .....
9'4 ’
. ....an.
wellif
“- 1 i i ll:
liailp‘saonoausss
, .,aasriy.al .thsalok-
ii I... ... . 3, pass,.thai..womss
have. .It «print the system of sounds
PM” delicate organs peculiar to
is on sufferuww ’and bassist
v N ‘ w
a Drama! Gill's '
mitigabsicdnmssrtbumasd slimmest
W ,5 5'47 .. , 1“, , p
“ willW‘
‘ “l
l, ,or marred by the
‘ to ...i.
l
G . escaped and flag, not been apprehend-A,
'March and Boardman. appeared and
l f . .
o r»: - ' l lot
,ir
‘ it"? bfeétf'lliltte’r‘ 5’“
will. fact shim
, _‘ EDAL CREAMER UTTE i
loin .‘rccogtfizw if YB. R 3
1 is attested .
, ughly tested before bein“g‘ “ ”
.very cost: twitlil‘égllll‘l'ly
ing i"‘1‘éfl&"lindohe t0
.1 hit all eye the best. .
”'MWAP CREAME‘R‘Y BUTTER hasaswi:
seapllchliar‘toi leathery pound i311.“ ‘Pl’lmd
It is so good that-an
My lto?pri-iilcrt’e‘its"gt‘ificl q‘hditi W
DILDQN o nonessssagmogégl
s
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e
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0
4W1?» “VJ
«ti, and, “E? . in
' 9"" “ml? ‘M‘fi’tltrzst or“ ‘f’lu liwflwlr i’lémm?
y. .3. ' ..,
.
OLD essa'rsxseur err THE nook-
l. , .
Judge Shumwsy Refuses to Accept
Suggestion .93 Local Attorney.
The docket: was called do the Super-
ior -court..t'hls.mornlng and a number
of doses. whlclfliave been on for years.
were discontinued. The list was a
long one aad‘ocdupled a. long time in
reading. There Were fl number of
amusing incidents during the reading.
In the suit oflthe'New York anvaew
England Rallrmd Company vs. the
town of HewiownuAttomey Sanford
Stoddard "of the firm of Stoddard.
asked thatlit remain on the docket.
The suit was brought in April, 1893. so
Judge Shunivay said: "'Why should it
remain for 112 years?"
'1' don’tcltilow."‘snid Attorney Stod’
dard,‘ “butt! alas .askedtm have it kept
on‘the docket." ‘
.‘iDiauontinaedJ' declared the court.
5
Dash its ill
sinner
butter you eat. w'if’oor
bung, adds the upset ‘ .,
‘ .
I
i .
n and Hartford. Conn.
closes and
" ' " . 0f Pliri‘ty‘.
“If-light and 0‘10”?er Package is neces- ~*
.‘i, ,5 .'. * 2 ~«,-
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PRINTERS EX
CHiCiioo. Ju
James M. Lynch.
HOU RI
Mayor's Office,
South Norwalk. Conn,
To Joseph R, Taylor Clerk of the City
of South Norwe k.
Sirz—By authority vested in me as
RECT TO GET EIGHT
no" 10.-—-Membera of
the international Typographical Un-
ion, whose convention in the interest
of theveight hour day for ion printers
is in session here, arehopefui of carry-
ing their point. according to President
It is desired that
the new day shall go into effect Jaw
nary l, 1906. Twenty-seven delegates
from twenty unions. frontsovemstatu.
are at lhe castration.
”T ._ .spmcr "51.7”
CITY ' MEETING.
A4.
merd
rapist ‘
\
p
. ,i.‘;'.', “I”. ‘ if“: “ ’" A ‘ M
«i ‘ hesitation was MANTON’S rarrsaus.
i
Three special lots of,
j'rué'wAier sets. .
r’Tlils is‘the season for cool white
swim waists at. such prices as will
pthrongourwaist section for the next
..few days. .
Ladies white lawn shirt waists. fine-
ly. tucked, special at 69c.
Ladies white lawn shirt waists made
.withtucks and insertion. at 98c.
* 'lsadies white lawn shirt. waists. tine.
.ly tucked and embroidery trimmed
"with new leg o'mutton sleeves. at
81.50. .
‘THE STOCK COLLAR SALE. .
There'll be some busy buying of
stock collars when the news of these
bargains gets abroad.
White linen turn overs. embroidered
waists. We offer three lots of newest .
..T r
can on was
a sale oi stock} coins not is he. showed,
The summer’s greatesignle of Ladies’ WaSll
, , . Bells. '
« I
l Pique and msdras stock. a large as
sontment‘of‘ designs, ‘ at 25c. '
Iliadies'» collar and cull sets. em~
."broidered. perfectly designed. at 25c.
“Embroidered and lace chemisettos.
at 06c. and 60c. each. ’ ‘ ‘
7T BELT BALI.
e haste received from a prominent.
bell maker is. large purchase of wash
behs. These belts have been (1 vided,
Ladies' white washable canvas belts,
some with gilt buckles. and some with-
nlcliel buckles. special at 10¢. each.
" lbadies' white embroidered washable
baits, wide in back, at 26¢. each.
_ . Ledles’ belts in vest effect, trimmed
with pearl buttons. and two small
pockets, the latest style. at 25c. each.
Ladles' white washable kid belts
Flute lots andwlll be sold as fo lCWs:
in light blue and white, at 15c.
were 76c, 31 and $1.50.
M WASHINGTON ITREET. ‘
83-85 Washington Street.
s. s. TILLOTSON.
belts, wide iue back. at‘25c each.
Just received a large assortment of ladies untrimmed straw‘ hats, which
we havo placed on sale at 29, 89, and. 500., the former price of these goods
Spools! prices on all Trimmed Mllllnary.
Large Assortment of flosdy- o-Wesr
' 1 , " on He . '
,andymsé Veils.
Childrens’ Mull Help and loans”.
‘ lou‘rH NORWALK. coon
Hats Constantly
......
..—
Whon Cleric Shelton who was» resal-
ing the (locket,1 came to‘ the. case of
Anton Ramzmnaty vs. Susan Rainw-
msiy. he'hesiiated in trying to pro-
nounce the names while the lawyers
laughed in sympathy with him. He
finally gave it up on
nest. case
FEE
d passed on to the
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L \iMPINDiNG DOOM.
The [feeling oftlimpending. doom in
the minds of many victims of Bright‘s
diseaseiand diabetes has been changed.
is thankfulness by the benefit derived
from taking Foley's Kidney Cure.
will cure incipient Bright‘s disease and
diabetes and even in‘ihe worst casess
gives comfort and relief. Slight disco
dors are cared in a few days.
diabetes . 'In ’«its worst form." writes
Marion Lee. ef‘Duhreath. 1nd,. "i tried
eight physicians militant relief. Only
three bottleaof Foley's Kidney Cure
made me a well man."
ted's Drug more»! .
CAPTAIN satires aseious.
Sold at l’lnie-
.0
Head of Wiliimaatle Company to
Leave Military Service‘s
Captain Frank P. Fonton, of Com
party 1. First Regiment. 0. N. (1.. of
Wlillmantlc. has » sent.
“1 had
to Colonel
Mayor. and by request of the Council
of said city. l.hereby direct you to
give notice to the legal voters of this
city that a special city meeting will
be held at Arlen Hall. on Monday.
June 12th, 1905, at 8 o‘cloek p. m., for
the, purpose of authorizing the issue
of bonds to an amount not. exceeding
the sum of $100,000, payable not more
than thlrty years from the date there-
of. and bearing interest at a rate not
exceeding live our centum per annum
and for the following purposes:
1. 0100.000 to refund a portion of
the bonded water debt of the city.
2. ”0.000 to fund a portion of the
heating water debt of the city.
3. 370.000 to fund a portion of the
general floating debt of the city.
i. To authorize the Board of Elec-
trical Commissioners to increase the
capacity and efficiency of the electric
light and power plant of the city 'by
the purchase of additional machinery
and the making of proper extensions.
at n cost not exceeding 322.000. and
to make an appropriation therefor.
f». To authorize and empower the
Water Commissioners to borrow not
'to exceed the sum of 340.000 for the
use of the Water Department of the
city until the sale of the bonds for
said department. .
ll.
HAVE STYLES AND GRADES TO SUIT ANY FANCY.
as WASHINGTON ‘sr.
' )
N. E. arm,
SOUTH NORWALK.
..CQM,
Swirl G cunts
ARE "ARRIVING DAILY, EACH-LOT PRETTIER THAN THE LAST. WE
‘First. was‘ formerly Company E. Third,
Witt will
Schulse his resignation. giving as reas-
ons press of business. Company 1..
$30 change taking place October 3.
Captain Feiiton enlisted in Company
l0. Third. April“. 1808. became second
lieutenant. December 28. 1899, first lieu.
tenant January 18. 1900. and captain
November 1, 1900.
Michael .I. Eungl is first lieuten-
ant of the company and Eugene J.
Ashton in second.
No WRIT AIOUT 11'.
It Is no secret. that for Cute. Burns.
Ulcers, Fever Sores. Sore Dyes. Bolts.
etc. nothing In so effective as Buck-
ien's Arnica Salve. "It didn't take
long to cure a had sore I had. and it
is all 0. K. for sore eyes." writes
I). 1.. Gregory. of Hope. Texas. 250.
at l“. H. Baxter's Drug store; "
AMONG THE CORPORATIONII.
Certificates has been filed with the
stale secretary as foilowu:
.‘1‘he Republican company, of Mori-
don, increase of capital stock from
825,000 to $75,000; Frocnllchkoit Sing.
ihg society of Norwich. utloieii of se-
sociuiion. ; .
New slicers have been elected by
the Biscuit andrOraciior Manufactur-
ing company of New .london. as fol-
lows: Char ea 11., Boss. president; Ed.
ward Graves, Washington D. 0.. vice
president; .1 ash» G. llcOliinv. of
Pittsburgl’ n.. treasurer: Hartwell
I. Criibhs of t. Innis. secretary. and
C. Fred sshburnwoi'bew london
assistant secretary. The capital is
0100.000. and Mr. Boss holds hal the
shares. B, 1:. \‘aniicmcr. GINOWM or):
owns forty-three shaman ' ‘ ' '
The tips Company of Hartford. has
elected the following sinners: Michael
T. O'Connell..:'prasideiit: Joseph If
raiding
found llili there and killed both. lie
home of his‘ divorced m.
sister. _, .1th visit.
, 'rns sauna
be
convention
WRW:W 1!
June 6th. 1905.
The legal voters of the South Nor~
walk Union School District are hereby
notified and warned that the annual
meeting of said District will be held at
the Franklin street school house on
Tuesday evening, June 13. 1006. at
eight o'clock. to hear the reports of ‘
the District Committee. Treasurer. and
Collector for the past year. and to
elect a member of the District. Corn-
mlttes to serve for the succeedins
three years. and other ofilcers for the
ensuing year: to lay a tax to meet
the necessary expenses of the District,
and to pay so much of the lndobotd-
ness of saidlllstrlct as shall be deom~
ed advisable; to authorise the Dis-
trict Committee to'borrew ion 'the .
credit of said District such sum or
sums of money as M be necessary
to'meot tho'mrrsht'expensas of said-
Districi for the ensuing yepr: to con:
sider the advisability 'of reitioving the
board lance now standing on
northerly ‘and westerly- sides of the
Franklin school property, aiid of crest!
thereof a inelai'fsnceor
to authorise the Billing:j
ssblllty of purchas-
ing in place
more. and
Committee ‘ to make “such change:
consider the “vi
front and rear dad two»
pristsd for the same;
another business property
bet a said meeting.
ted
‘ Julie 8. i008.
M.
3‘
CHARLES E. DOW.
Mayor.
The above is a true copy of the or-
NOTICE.
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may WPIIVINT'llNDIA‘Ill escapee?
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GUT'HRIE. Okla. Juno 10.——Gover-
nor Ferguson has received a telegram
headline standout. lasing that-a prov
'tesaebad. bundled with him by the
president of the Society for the We
vendoaof.0ruslty terAnimals. against
tt’liio dadlsn dance andirbulfaio bust it
6
at. has. Okla. Governor Ferguson
has prdered two companies of militia
to he on the grounds Sunday to in
sist on the prevention of possible
‘HJ f ‘
orneltyto animals .
mm" ”51”?” "Ww‘:&%?3 arse aortas ' snout
‘ o‘anu u" ‘A . ‘ ‘
hundred and thirteen l ‘ KNdl'N “'3. I, ,F
ii‘dlds’lijr by and Tar has curs!
n' c z . . '. thirteen trill testis dusts. man ; radians intrude“)
. . . . . , , . , ...”l‘é’d‘iymmm‘i‘h? 'A 99?” sol-them W'Gfilioofi‘ltmiillofiai si " V“ tics. nuisance
aashlssthsstoiiisoh IMdWflOfM um— - by ”561%“ the truth New “‘1 .‘ , . an Third sous Davenport,
aluminium-M stimulant ouor sivo 01W"! ass» 3% “‘0‘: Wm to .M W‘i‘ ”53$. in:- wading can;
swallows-iguana“ sgmm .. 1 1? land statist- mail. ‘ all Wiltslaall, a- vain all“?
isthmus! , Wit-mi HM edging has abdtli ll _ , a- "om ; tsgnntnfil‘; labia so J
hssithsndstrsngtiirltsdelm mess wife 1f fiend! immerse“ s rest-Illicit ill-ro- n ? sins him tints; tr ,
' mmiafim‘m Gibson. luau. ‘ . to“ and authorise he" Distri _, - ., , .. 9* roe
Int “an“; m" 0,} ' Ill MN “I. Ill“! ”“11“." , "-' #3" .5. . “My U a
sub-musniiyfrsmsrrisii: Clo ii ‘ borrow the amount of more?!” * ‘ ‘ - is W
~ it on ias'for'twsiys‘ lists-
an ill-”ll.” taken it at the tart
w is have been saved ears of toilet
I g." Bold at Plaist is Drug aim
R!
ii: whines has an overt hart sail
‘ s ., ‘. , “1.1”"
a ans-rm knows she om. ‘
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flail)" leatirial' of mata‘l and fan: c e n s. Th 1
and (5me braced. finlahsyd l fif‘n’a’mel. #93333-
aaaappiag space of only sit a i inches. la as! up or folded
WWI“! stove soles. f
Is .
dlflarant {fora “ nostaaythldg'sise.’
bleed. Shani .ss
sittl -ouecl
position your body assumes. the chair
without any ad‘ott'ea youripart.
To see ii. ops in“, {song you nothing.
To buy it My Isa’va' i dolly/iced
Invour door mow, «was,
5- comma 00-
en onlsnnilar at the “101" ranch. i
«lastly, simply. .. .‘ .
a ammock. not a swing. not
he; thing's Maligna-
.cfimfortlahiathsé
g... ya on.
r is automatic. l’Whatavor
all
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.l . iOOilIITiI', MAY illiGOVliI.
. BItlDGlllPOItT. June lO.—'l‘homal
Gotham. recently diselmgeil from the
Bridgeport. lire deparunesl. who . .
tempted suicide at mldoightby sever:
as his windpipe and insular vein with
s raaor is still alive as some hope of
his recovery iaesmlalaeau ..
, WW“ .U," ’6
, run catamasiaaav ark. ;. .
. For ,. Co Group. . coping
doughrstes a Minute Gnu INC , I
the. children's ferocious... leis. 7
, :auseltooetaineno opiate. is perfect
iarmiess. tastes and cures. Q0!
flai'l‘hs Clifford-P many-v . W.
1 , W
gro sisar IN .11 - Haves um
i , Y s . ’
lb! ANGEL”. Cal. June lo.-'l‘lia
flint his at Columbus hairs realest
gill t a national silicate. headed by Sits
.irsmeltiilght Edward 14. floors. and
mum Hamster-s
.. 73.13““
roaster 'I‘i-iA‘f sets.
a- it. ma result in neuronal . hrs
titan Ba In is breaking up col s when
than
o. as m and one bottles. no at -
m. lliaatar‘s unis Piaisted’s. . -
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W ”dial it E, “‘0'...
rs i t W ii ’5 I
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W to you.“ sauna WAN?»
wuss Miolifllli‘.
or we lire-stunned »
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winch}-
scum NORWALli'BdeDEAT our scope Hones. ~
ted New Haves. Doss» Is. ' x
Me for holding the nest tinnii
convention. ,
Norwalk Chronicler