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liltill News Vii—tiles.
Olive Branch Lodge, No. 19. Knights
of Pythias will meet tomorrow night.
Emanuel J. Palmer, of Sound View
Terrace, is seriously ill with peri—
tunitil.
Miss Helen Millard, of Chapel street,
Norwnllt, has returned from a sojourn
to ltidgefleld.
I
——~Trolley ride to Steeplechase. Cars
will loaVe Methodist Episcopal church
at 9 a. m.
The hydrant in Washington street.
near Raymond Brothers block. has
sprung alonk.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Scalni, of
Burbank street, are entertaining Miss
Stella Hunt, of Harrison. N. Y.
Miss Helen li‘olcy, of Quinlard ave-
nue. has been entertaining Mrs. Jo-
seph S. Stcegmullor of New York.
Miss llello liarliug. of Bridgeport.
spent a few days recently as the
guest of Mrs. Andrew Jelliff, of Broad
Iiivcr.
Washington (Vanni. No. It Patriotic
Order of the Sons of America, will
hold a regular meeting tomorrow
night.
John '1‘. Byrnos. son of Timothy .l.
llyi‘ncs, tho wcli-kuown Norwalk tai-
lor, has secured a position as orderly
at the Fitch‘s Soidicrs‘ ilomc. Nero-
ton.
Several limbs have been removed
from the large elm tree in Washing-
ton street, which interefercd with thc
electric wires and the new South
Norwalk Club building.
The Squib Norwalk stroot commls~
baud swocpcr. it is a patent, arrange—
ment, the chief idea of which is to
catch the dirt as it Is swcpt up.
Mr. anti Mrs. George S. Plot-mu. ol
’i‘iotuont, New York city. have rc-
tttrnod to their homc. after a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. William I’. Ward.
at til Sprint: street. South Not-walk.
The annual reunion of the Sovcu~
it‘cuih ('ttlllttft‘tk‘tll.,thliilllt‘t‘l'tt will be
bold in (I. A, It. Hall. I 'iducporl. Sat
urdav. August 26. [Inner will lll‘
:crvcd by the Ladies' Auxiliary, of
iirldacport.
Alfonzo ltomuuo. who had both
hands blown off in tho explosion at
lititcs' quarry, thl‘co wot-ks ago. is able
to on about the hospital. and is doiuit
nicely. llo will be provided with al'-
tificial hands.
wit‘irsl M. id. Sunday school pit-nit
to Steeplechase l‘arlt, 'i‘hursday.
I"I't'i‘liilill Minion. of (lolilotl lilii
ntym-t, bar roiiil‘uod from a two woclts'
vocation In the mountains of New
York state. amt rcmuucd his duties
with the Manhattan Rubber Company.
I‘ussaic. N. .l.
..———-
It‘rotldio I.oVejoy. Ilto young boy who
wait injured last week by a blow from
u atick. ht now ucliiuu along nicely.
and Itr. ’l‘uruor. win. In lreuthur tho
lad'a t‘,\'t' is quite cmiibiolil that M
will not lose his sight,
The Trinity Nuvul ltosorvou will
hold an important tum-line at” tho
church. 'I‘hurmlav cut-ulna Auuusi am.
to dccldo ilitolil polio; culuplnu. 'l‘ho
Itcnorvoa will it" cutupltnz very noon.
marry tuctulwr is l't'tlilt‘MII'il to be pre-
sent.
fine of the loading doctors of (Ihl-
cuuo. lil.. objects to that, profit city he-
Inp dubbed the "crazy city," uivinlt
utuiisticu to more that while Now
York has one crazy pct-«mi to every
at", and tlouion one out of every 320,
t'hicngo has only one In ovary lilo.
Mr. and Mrs, L. M. 'l‘huichcr. of
Nuticy. N. .l.. spent i-tuuduy in South
Nnrwnlit pa ihu KIIf‘HIK of Mrs. 'i'ilutch-
or'u ulutcr. Mrs. it. It. tittiitlcy. Mr.
and Mrs. I‘hurltni ‘l‘hntrhrr have been
touring in the ttcrkuhiroa In it fine
t‘utiiiiuc ear and worn on their way
back to New .Iormvy,
m
an
“Minn Nettie shutdon. of iinvilnnd
street. whllti rim-purine for her tiuy'u
duties. yesterday morning, Illjtli‘t'tl her-
self while. in a faint. with u curling
iron. While. fainting she fell forward
and struck her nose with the iron.
cutting it. north which required stitchs
tin: by in. Wolfe. am» hi now much
Improved.
“BDhT'ih‘i’iogili-‘nohm our; iii-1‘
Is in charge of three licenced men
who have passed the State Board of
Pharmacy, and are legally qualified to
fill r pmcripliouu; you will atwuyl
do them ready to supply your «nuts.
We do not short' unlicensed men to do
,held last evening at the Norwalk
‘ erosion or now our.
m
‘Bridpapm Employee, Export to Make
the Chance on 'blturdny.
, TAYLOR! ., (301.03". “
Ron! Estate.
.5; 7 W h x , Proprietor F. A. Lune, of the de oi:
. 4 .5 "WW" Stu," wreataurant in Bridgeport had ordgrs
30"", NandIk. yesterday to close up his lunch busi-
, near; this week on Saturday. and this
’ ‘ .....-.... _. ..- is «hereby accepted by the various
employee around the depot, that the
old depot is to be abandoned this
week. In fact. Saturday has been set
down by them collie date for the re
moval to the new depot. Although
nothing onioial has as yet been giren
out, it is generally believed that the
ticket office will be moved into Its
new quarters the lust of the. week. and
that the baggage department will foi-
iow. .This would mean the clotting up
of the present temporary depot.
Only a little more remnns to be.
done in completing the wiring for the
electrically lighting the new depot
and when ibat. is finished there will
be nothing to prevent the transfer.
One of the contractors slated yestcrw
day that they expected to have every-
thiug In first class shape and that: the
new building will be formally turned
over to the railroad oouipuuy on Sat-
urday, and then the railroad manage-
ment. will go through the formality of
accepting the property from the con-
tractors. and this done. It at once he-
comes railroad property.
. Attorney John Keogh in on a butti-
nese trip to New York to-day.
'Butler Lodge held its regular lodge
meeting last night, and transacted only
routine business.
The usual Tuesday night dance was
Yacht Club house.
N'o prayer meetings will be held in
the South Norwaik Congregational
church during August.
Alden Solmans in in New Suffolk,
L. 1., for a few days looking after
his oyster interests in that place.
Misses Irene and Beatrice Coleman.
of High street, South Norwulk, are
spending a few days in Bridgeport.
Governor Roberts will go to New—
town to be present at the bl-ccnteuniul
celebration on Friday and Saturday.
COMBINED CLASS AND PRAYER
MEETINGS.
The first of the combined class and
prayer meetings was held last evening
at the First Methodist Church with
Brother Seth Remington in charge.
The attendance was good, and liroihor
Remington was full of religious fervor
and enthusiasmas usual. It. Is pro-
posed to make this an attractive and
hclpful service throughout. thetuionth
of August. The leader announces that
he had secured a number of falls with
which the people would be provided
in case of very hot Weather on Tues-
day evenings.
Mrs. John R. Woodhull. of. Bridge~
port, was the guest today of her
daughter, rMs. George B. iluxton, of
Norwalk.
Norwalk local No. 529. lllIOl'lIllilOlltll
'l‘ypographical Union, is scheduled to
meet tomorrow night in Central Labor
Lyceum.
Mrs. George Chatter-ton, of Larch~
mout Manor, is the guest of Mr. anti
Mrs. Edward B. Manvllie, of Lowe
street.
Colonel William E. l". Lauders. of
Meriden, assistant udjuiant general.
was at the Capitol yesterday for the
first time since his illness of about
three weeks. He will go to Block ls- “
laud to-day to regain his strength.
(‘oplcs of the automobile legislation
of the recent Legislature. have been
circulated among local nutoists. The
new laws are coming ill for sharp
criticism. especially the provisions re~
lating to licenses and numbers which
must be obtained from the secretary
of state.
but the best of hay, grain and
as It should be.
Don't carry your money around Ill
your pockct. tier a check book from
the. South Norwulk Trust Company.
and pay your bills lit a businesslike
Buy Oat’a That's Clean.
has finished the painting of tho por-
trait of ox-tlovcrnor Aliil'ilnl (‘hntnbor-
lain and it is on cxhibtion in New
Haven, It will be soon lII‘UllgllI to
this city and added to the collection
’Twonld be foolishly expensive for me to send you
to take back at price sold anything that you think to not
It's easy to make low prices if quality is disregarded-
the market. is always full of low-priced goods. but. buying
"cheap" grain Is not economy and it's mean to your animal.
iuauucr, You will thou be relieved of
the risk of having money that can be MANUEL 1'" HATCH.
lost or stolen from you, and at the . . ,
same time have ucccrs to it at all lam near ‘ > : i N'
tum-5. just as far as i. 3. . y
' nearest letter-box , .2 it .
. Han-y l. Thompson. of New Haven, or telephone. , p- :~ . .
GAVINOI Auk TAX.
My
Bill Witt Undoubtedly be Loft .Orut,
of adept-til.
While State Secretary Bodenweln
has not yet officially acted upon the
recommendation made by Attorney
General Kins, no doubt is felt that his
action will he in accordance with that
recommendation and that. the bill will
not be Included in; the records. Dop-'
uty Secretary Mit hell said yesterdayi
that he felt aerial that that. would bet
Secretary Bodeuwéin’s course. The
secretary had asked the attorney gen;
eral for an opinion and would undoubt- ‘
ediy act upon it.
The aavings bank but In payable In'
semiannual installments and the next
to due on or before. January 20. 1905.,
leaving time for the. vexed question to
be settled before its uncertain status
cairaffeci anything. Even if it should
be decided to be a law, its time 'of tak-
Ing effect would be August». 15 and
could not affect. tho. bank payments
made In July. although one bank in the
state tried to make the July settlement
with the treasurer on the basis pro
posed by the bill. The treasurer’s
office decliimd to mark down the tax
and the right amount was paid.
BUTTERY—M'CONNELL'.
Miss Nellie I. McConnell, daughter
of Mr. anti Mrs. John'McConneii, of
Stamford. was united in marriage yes~
'tcrday to .1. Wells buttery. of Stani-
l’ord. Tho ccrmouy was pcrformednt
the bride‘s home. by Rev. H. E. Wing.
pastor of the Springdalo M. E. Church.
The wedding was a quiet affair. The
couple have gone to (Menu Grove
where they will spend a fortnight.
SAVIN ROCK EXCURSION.
Those who anticipate gong on the
Popular Excursion to Savin Rock
booked for Saturday next, will do well
to secure tickets'ln advance, thus av~
aiding disappointment. on the day of
the excursion. so great is the call for
' tickets for this trip.
2—s—
food. when I make it a rule
r
in the State Library. The portrait, “ I” “W M T
was .framedfiy II. it. Wilics. of Hart- .
ford. In the Florentine style In which >
tho portraits of recent governors have I
been framed.
The Connecticut Electrical utid
Mcdical institute has been lllt'til‘fiill'ltl-
oil at Hartford with a capitalization
of Stimuli), of which $5.000 has been
paid in. The iticorporutors arc the
following oiilccrs: President. H. W.
Alicu; secretary. ll. ll, “’csi‘, treas-
Iil'lI'. it. It}. ilaliard. The corporation
is lortncil for the purpose of lroutinu
the liquor and drug habits by l‘lt’i“
lriclly and other methods. 49 W.” St, Norwalk.
I". ll. thclt‘r. (f. A. I’rovost. l". W.
A'I'. $8.00 ~
SPECIAL PREMO FILM PACK CAMERAS.
‘ ONLY A .F EW LEFT.
DON'T BE SORRY BY WAITING UNTIL TOMORROW. BUY TO-DAY.
W. P. BEERS,
Booksellers. Stationery, Engraving, Kodakn, Film Packs and Camera Supplies
6 80. Main St, 80. Norwuik.
Telephone Connection.
Arthur. It. A. \‘i'urucr. New I-Iavcu; Al-
froti ii. Sound's. (it-orat- (l. Hopkins.
Mrs. llopitins, llrooltiyii‘. tilivor Lipv
poumli. A. A, ltippoi, .l. IChuumuu.
Nowark; i’, A. Shauuuluiu. It}. It, New-
Mllilt'. A. Loch. i“. id. Williams. Idi'licsi
liosclu-r. ii. A. 'l‘yppo. .l. I). Itoo. A. l).
lfitruoli. Mr. and hire .I. ll, Payton.
E. li‘. tlaylor, II. it. ilarit. Ii. t‘. Yuuciin.
A. It. liloclt. Ii. A. Ludwig. New York;
(3. ii. Page, tlrcut litii‘i‘lllizltiil‘. .li‘ranit
A. llcau. Rosina: I". I’. \Vliliilt'}. t‘hi
i'liuo: H. t'. Simpson. Jeri-toy t‘il); l..
M. Young. Mcridou: it). L. Audio. King-
ston. N. ‘i'.: t‘liurlt-s 'i'ylcr Iliird. Nor
wich were gilt‘l-iit. at the Hotel t‘llfford
yesterday.
BUSINESS. SHORTHAN D. TY
Scull or call for t'ataloguc.
menu: Colleges
Stamford and South Norwalk.
Schools of
PEWRITINCI. TELEGRAPHY,
ENGLISH. FINE ARTS.
Fall Term Opens September 5th.
M. A. MERRILL. Principal.
This
GOMIO IN FRIOH EVERY DAY.
TIL. 10F-
s The Market
WHERE YOU‘OAN GET SOFT SHELL CRABE. LIVE? LOBSTERB. LONG
CLAMB, ROUND CLAMB, BLUE FISH. WEAK FISH. HALIBUT, STEAK
COD, SEA BASS, BONITA MACKEREL. POROIIO, ITO.
ALL FIIH
Cutblll‘a Bridge Fish Market
can "tinny;
PAY WITH CH ICKB.
every nutritious deal.
it II! a check on Iorucifuinouu.
of the payment hue been omitted.
TRUST COMPANY.
luxury check hooks and offers every n
the (tuneful flanking luminous.
tinnitus
It, greatly facilitates and ulmpilllou
Your check back from the bank is u
receipt and It reminder in cuun entry
THE SOUTH NOR WALK
to date facility for the transacting of
RIPIIIII
stocks. bonds. Onto Ind Cotton Iota
Humbol- New York Oouaolidated 3th
New York. ti and a Wall attract.
I’ scum murmur. "c.1124.
Wow
lemma
M'fiofi‘o FREEMAN?"
Market Format Ivory Morning It to O’
Bicycleo and
Sold and [feminist
/‘ R M. v ‘
Carriage nepooiwry.‘
cotton lo the malted Mall of our bathtub In!
W—
; .
BENTINO
Harry 1-]. Ho 1: 8' Co.
Bankers and
takers,
phi and baht for can or on Margin.
ck mom». Dir“! brim. wire.
Brooklyn. to rattan strut.
HOW! THEM“ IUILDmO.
took.
.4. . .u wwwn
Carriages I
-, 3.de
gt
GHT’S
-. were small, except for some of the
We have just received a large
line of Toilet Soaps, all kinds
and odors, such as heliotrope,
violet, sandnlhrose, clematis. li-
lac, etc. They are an pure and
dainty as can be made. When
you need soap try some of these.
They cost no {more than the un«
satisfactory kinds.
25 CENTS BOX.
Ihti billiard Pharmacy
can PRESCRIPTION swoon.
'rz'L. can. in.
Maples tit Goidsoiimidl C0.
(Incorporated)
COMMISSION storms.
Stocks. Bonds. fin": and
Cotton.
Iwnrtz I. Corbett Block. 80. Norwalk.
TODAY m WALL 51 user.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. ili.-Tho
opening movement of prices in the
stock market today was liesitatiug
and Irregular and the mixed changes
less prominent specialities. Minnea-
polis, St. Paul and Sault Ste Marlo
rose a point and New York. Chicago
and St. Louis 1%, and there was a
decline of & iu 'I‘cnu. Coal.
WALL S’l‘ltldE'i‘. Noon—There were
losses in tlrcnt, Northern pfd., of 2 and
of 1 to {‘3 in several other stocks. Pric-
es thou inorcd toward recovery led by
Southern Railway. which advanced it...
on large transactions and Louisville 3;
Nashville a considerable t'ruciiou
Stocks recovered the top lcvol of the
morning. Honda.- wci'o steady.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.“Smeltiug
touchtd a record price of I26 and thc
preferred rose 1 1—4. Lackawuuns ex-
tended its record price by nearly 1»
points to 430. Prices gcucrally were
inclined to harden, but very sluggish-
t'.
TODAY'O OUOTATIONB.
Report over the private wire- of
The Maple: I: Goldlehnildt 00.. Com-
mission Brokers, Swnrts & Corbett
Block. South Norwallr, Telephone 153.
Open. ,High. Low. lulu
Aiuul (‘op aw. 84% S37... 89/.
.\iii if 41' l" C0 237 37 36 36:34
.\Iu t‘ & ll‘ of till-”y; not; hit-"54 iilliis
.tui Loco tit tilt/g 485i; tit-'5.
Am Smelt 124 12:37.. 124 I233.
Ant Sugar 142% Hill“ l-lL'I-l. 14243..
.\ 'l‘ & :4 Fri or 87‘s. use, suit.
Ilulto Kr Ohio li-I lldii “RR. “3".
li'klyu R 'i' tilt own on“... oil".
i‘ht-s & Ohio hid/4 {with Mitt. foil;
i‘lii A" N W till 2th“; Zlil L‘lh‘n
t‘h til West 2M. not; Law. to
t'li til at St Pitta“... that»; tilt-"t. iso
t'til I“ A". I it} 4!; 431.12 1.37..
i‘oi South 28% “£87.. 25‘ 1183..
Del & lititl 193% PM 193‘») 1931;;
ldric is i... to t. 47. t. it; I...
I‘ll‘io Isl pf 33")" SI 311734 and.
ill Central lTl I7l It'll-'5'. lTi ‘
Lott & Nash l'I-‘I‘Jé Hill." iii-lg libiie
Manhattan ii‘ui itit‘. lm; tau
.\icl St Ity 127%”. iii“... 12?»; 12759
Mex (‘i‘ili 22%. 22h”; 213‘“ 22H
Mo l’nclllc loo innit. tumJ too
Nat Lead 471;, 451., .i’ti; 45“..
N Y t‘culral iii tIT‘o How, 1173..
Nori & West km 5.3%. him. M".
tint til: West initial 5”": MIN 52‘}.
Fur Mull -i'.“.~’_. ‘lglfig 42%; 42'»;-
I‘olui it II it“. Hit tlit'.~"_- II‘Zi'rt'.
I’t‘tt this liit‘. “this; 105% 105‘}...
Ill-adult: Ittl-iii Itil‘m Milli/p Itiiih'.
ltcp Stool 3mg. 2i Lilli. auto
itock lsluud soil; ill“... 30% tibia
t-louili l‘uc MIA; drill. dirk. 64%
Son Ity Co 33% 34% 33% (My,
’l‘cun it it i soil, tibia 88% say.
'I‘oxar: I‘uc :izllg 31W. 33% 33%
Union I’ac tilt) lilo-X. Witt/3 “297$.
it it Ituhbor fill/a may. fit my.
Ii 8 steel . 347... 3.3% 34‘); 35 _
U H rltccl pf halts Itiiiiii tutti/i. 103M
Wabash lit‘ii. lililit will. will.
Wind iTn Tel 93% 93% 931,; 93%
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
The town auditors went over the
town accounts last night in the select-
mcn'u office.
mu...“
Edward ti. It‘rqcb. Edward Shieldl.
I-‘runk tiers. Edward birch and Max
Muimo. are camping out for a week on
Nuuvoo Island.
A special meeting of the South Nor~
walk Fire Police will be held on Mon-
duy evening to consider the adoption
of now hyuiawr.
’l‘he Norwulk an 'Stumford itiuutrul
Union will hold its regular monthly
trawling bundsy evening in tho Len.
bur Lyceum hall in South Main street.
, MAW...
l’uiutoru are at work this alteration
repainting the flag malt and repairing
the hulyarda, on thfI liotrl Clifford
lower.
Mitts Christian 8. Youugs has
brought ulimniary process proceedings
against Mm, Martin B. tittrinnd. of
{tooth Main street. tout the papers to
the case are returnable before Justice
William 0. Clark. Attorney Joseph J.
“smelter represents Misc Young: in
the matter.
copra uxncnn'rlm m; m.
oucruv.
SOUTH MANOBM’I'IIR. Gotta.
Aug. tartar futon buildings former:
iy owned by tho Ilium :3qulmo..
Event dollaruou put more than our
prices for Clothing is not oniii lost. but}
also the inlet’eSI on it for life. We are;
now offering all our suits-—— men’s...
uouihs’ and children’s—at 20 per cent.
discount. Sizes run good. We can fit
non for small moneu.
~ ‘
SELLECK & PRICE,
" . HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS.
9! WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
Telephone Call 324-2.
stock than most.
and do not substitute something different.
from mold. No taste or odor.
to fit.
20 NORTH MAIN 812' 49 FORT 8T.
80. NORWALK, CT. EABT NORWALK. 0T.
TEL. 26—3. TEL. 310—3-
u failure. through poor sight.
1
a use". can;
Cutting the best Dried Beef we ever did and giving greater Intloflction
we think.
We handle more of the real. genuine. home laid. mm
In a square deal here. If we haven't 'Bm we pay IO
30c doz.
Difficulties disappear where Yacht Club Salad Dressing to used. Doll! -,
ious, smooth and apetizing. Get the book, “Table Helps for Housewife or ‘
Hosteu," for the asking. New Lobttcr. '
Paraffene Wax. An easy way to seal Jams and Jellies and protect them
Seats airtight. No papers to cut, no title
Fresh Eggs.
Ask about it.
Ginger Root, Lemons, Pure Spices, Pure Cider Vinegar for Pickling Pur-
90305.
Will have Saturday Melons. Water and Muck, Green Corn, Squall,
Beets. Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Biackbe rries, Peaches. etc., etc.
“Honey in the Honey Comb." New season's, 18¢ a frame.
Awaiting your orders, at your service.
7"‘Iéllliil
LORENZO DIBBL’EV
TELEPHONE CALL. 26—4.
TSPEoiAL
JONES'FLOUR,PERBAG..... ..... ..... . ..... 85°
PILLSBURY‘S FLOUR. PER BAG .. ............... 870
EXTRA FANCY LARGE WATERMELONS, EACH, 25¢.
FINEST LINE OF POTATOES iN TOWN.
FULL LINE OF BERRIES, FRUIT 6s VEGETABLES
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY.
Greater deiuands are constantly being made on the eyes by our advano- ‘ ‘
lug civilization. The most perfect adjustment is called for. Life is often
The eyes are the bread winners. We can
given you the best. vision possible.
HOMER B. HOYT, Reflecting Optician.
Room 9. United Bank Building. South Nonvlik. coon.
Special Appointments of convenience of patrons. '
Office hours B——11:fb. 12.45-6:00. Saturday eveninn. 1—,.
owl «numb I -
Often one attribute: I took of alumna of vloion to fill ”do
whon his gillul are wholly toot-mo. Would it not be mil to have
your eye- oxamluod again? '
IT'S FREE. .
0. B. Jackson
Graduate Optician.
NORMAL-K. 0T. '
6| WALL ITIIIT.
WW
F. D. GRIKNELL DYING.
in Grand Secretary of the Now lug.
land Order of Protection.
New from the bedside of Frank D. ‘
' AOAWAM FIFTY YEARS OLD.
AIIAWAM. Malia. August 2.--rWlIlI
public exorciut-n the town of Agawnm
celebrated today the fifttclh anniver-
sary, of its incorporation. State Rep-
rouenlativo It, A. Itoiiurtlln nerved as
EYES D“Alli”i“°.°:.:.::::.r.::::.°"mm .
chairman of tho executive coiumlitco
of the celebration. Former Slate Coun-
cillor R. W. Irwin, of Northampton.
watt the orator of the day. and Edwin
lusonnrd presented the town's history.
The public speaking was to be follow-
ed by a town dinncr in the open air.
W—
LOOKING OUT FOR YELLOW FE-
VIR
NORFOLK. Va. August t.--At the
rail of the Norfolk health board. the
health t‘fIIIIIIIIiIlIUmtI'H of Norfolk.
Portsmouth. Berkeley and Norfolk
county will not in concert to protect
this section from yellow fever. The
number of steamship! from Infected
ports putting In hero for bunker coal
is one of the reasons for the action.
WW
4 ””7
Double Tonalefo
he
WW
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mcmumded cherub”:- a your
‘ ritumboul i -’
New York
blunt-nod .
flrlnncii of East Haven, grand loot-e-
lary of the New Enzlnnd Order of
Protection, is that he to dying. HI! . :4
condition became much worse yum-
tiuy morning. Hts "remarkable vitality.
however. has been a surprise to his
physician and the attention“;
BUTTER. ran ta,
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