Mllillt 0. . , s‘ro,
ti! was mum, at
of the Connecticut
one. a turd .1000
(1.0. ven. New
6.,Bcratow of Rock-
lent records. Shoot; ,
, villlnai contest Graven ,
ntof a possible 190. and
‘teredvl’ii, boltin: the
by several points.
its team shoot was close
. New Britain earryi oil ,
f the day with n to sci
ringer scores were as fol-
. .119. 85; Waterbury, 84:
80; Norwich. r76: New
nrtford, 72, Bridgeport.
. not. ill. Figuring in’ to-
“? fibukville leads in the ser-
W of 564 with New Hal
, 1th 562. Waterbury's
W hvfth‘ibe lather teams foi-
. lob. 522: New 135112111, 515;
A i Bridserort. 6 .
”hoot will be held in Bris-
‘r’5 ii‘nd the final shoot in
rt. September 26.
, ”her Edward M. Jackson.
'g'is in Boston, attending
~ ; rnpher's convention-
Ill-H. O’Rellly and family. of
, , City, are guests of Mrs. O‘Reil-
. anchor, Mrs. William Sheehan. of
‘ noenue. ‘Mr. ,Reilly is a for-
.eli known Norwalker and Is an
‘ 1, th old borough.
3011mm. Beatty, of
or (in n‘vacation trip
éh’ern Connecticut.
'impor ant meeting of the Mas-
‘ , lders’ Association has been
lief or 8 o’clock sharp, this eve-
“: Engineers of importance will
' ‘ .uiin’ctnls time. .
Maud Castle, of Main street.
guest of relatives in Bridgeport.
lol'and Mrs. Thomas Bradley, oi.
, ” ‘ It...i§.it.t;day for Atlantic City.
New emy. w ere they will spend a
on pic of weeks.
,. fits McCormack. who has con-
,t , ? inchslnith shop for many
. ‘hrafin' a’in’ street. Norwalk, is
tingljyvliil. ,Mr- McCormuck is a
V9 eran of the civll‘war.
OU‘ AVE OFTEN BEEN WOMEN
. ith market blucness or paleness of
M vitiated appetites, and a strong
, ‘ ,for unwiiolesome food. These
..a.l‘te gas of discrdercd liver, and the
hie must be corrected or worse
.- , are sure to follow. Dr. Ken-
'nod s Favorite Remedy dispels liver
' nilsosge.‘, Husbands and fathers can-
not. word to treat this matter lightly.
‘ I
N, ,M .
an i
‘ “I
I,‘ h
{WOULD BAR CATS AND BABIES.
lord McPheters Wished Them
Kipti‘Out pf His Home.
’ Tenants Sly.
OUNT VERNON. N. Y., August 9.
, «elixir-Judge William E. Mcl’hetera was
“"tli’tifiilaliitli‘f to-dsy in an action before
:Jililzofiyme of the City Court to dis-
possess Mr. and Mrs. .iohn G. i'ctlt.
J)? 219 South Terrace arcuuc, Mount
"Vernon. Judge McPhoicrs alleged
“What they had not paid their rcnl, lllll
in reality it is said that ho objected
.to their occupancy of the house be
cause they kept a. out.
At the trial today Mrs. Pi-tlt was
present to testify that her landlord
Shock. his list, other and told her
that she must get rid of the cat or he
would throw her out. Mrs. hanks.
who'lives next door, was also rcady
‘16 any that. Judge McPhctcrs warned
‘jjltermbl. to have a baby in the flat. The
Witnesses say that. he dcclurmi that
dogs and cats and babies breed disease
nan refused to accept the rent unless
they would get rid of the cats, Judge
McPheters had evidently. reconsidered
‘ ihis determination today for when the
" root was offered he accepted it and
agreed to discontinue the suit.
v
-r-A lazy liver makes? a lazy man.
_ .Burdock Blood Bitters Is the natural,
never falling‘remedy for a lazy llvcr.
,saloospoar NOT m H.
oncolldated Gun Club Holds seventh
. ’ ' 'Bhootlng Match.
HARTFORD. Conn. August ii.——'i‘ho
oventh in the series of shooting
fishes under the auspices of the
, iidated Gun clubs of Connecti-
Dli,. is belnE'l‘AOINUN. .UN. .UN. .U
out was held here yesterday at the
.Colt's Gun Club range. Nine clubs
wraith! in the team match. New
,to‘in team'msde the highest score,
Willie lead in the series is still held
W‘fiockville, with New Haven second,
Twomorc shoots. onc at Bristol and
Uihilr at Bridgeport, lilIIHi. be, hold
tie the championship. The
, .toxdiiy‘s [shooting was as fol-
aven. 7i: Willimantic. 80;
«. ml, '1; Bridgeport. 04; New Brit-
«infill; Hartford, 72; Norwich, 76;
it’ll nry. 84; Rockville. 85.
W
., GWENU, TO DIE.
. 1.1120! . Vinzinla St... Ev-
,vill , i d.,’ writes: "For over live
is i was troubled with kidney and
' der affections which caused me
“gun“ cad dWorry. di lost flesh
lo , a own. an a year 0
io'obemlon work, entirely. i go
of the'b’eetvphysicians who did
and I was practically given
3 i die. ’ Foley's Kidney Care who
mended and the first bottle galls
relief; Ind after taking the
4 tale ,1 was entirely cured.
Itld'l Drummers. "
cup—an...
Muslim WOMAN euor.
Killed by Man Whou At-
MI new Wm churned.
. ,v ., Auguste-Mm. Lin
1 ofwwcrbury, was shot
. by James Mitchell. who
himself, sending a lillllott
all and inflicting a serious
Vt
the brain. Physicians could bil
. ,.ljesult to him would
’ £l‘ occurred at the
r ice. where Dans. Mur-
gtonkin'l brother. lived.
When ,was visiting.
6 had refused to
, ', imam“.
'ol Merchant's
tier. learner:
dil- 3
Thom.
. l
You Are. 59“"..5“
It
Halide is the largest and cleanest ever built; and the
makers are
butter production. ‘ ~ .
\
table delicacy. = ,. ~;
all the original swcct flavor. . Ask your dealer for it.
, - 500. pco la in Connecticut are now eating
”I" ll “if” I”! I: - « . w!
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DONOVAN AND LAKE.
(New Haven Leader.)
The Hartford Post's interview with;
Senator Donovan recalls the spicy iii-l,
) ) 3‘. ‘
limit. tfigiagglggflm often gave to till i has been consummated which \vxlll
‘ l ,' merge most of the raisin growing a-
“ic’lilllaor “3,1333: eflggfiufidjag? $36, forests of this state into one corpora-
;itor Lake had traded his vote on the1 21:12“? 12:!sailfikfigéwcfigmggyCM:
'“l . . . ..
”full (p .h“ $2,112.22. ‘3;11.;)l;,lolillm,:...l will combine tho united proportion. of
:1,mu“‘1);mndgnunqiuéo h“. ' gtlic California Raisin Growclrs‘ (Com-
2 ' ‘. . ‘ f .' lpsny and tho Mercantile Pack up; .0111.
Senator l..iko \olul fol repeal. Tho. ”any. the latter Including olcvon "f the,
most prominent packers iu the state.
dcmurrauc bill was not pressed, l i;
”‘ l . l I l (
“mum Lulu. dmied that lit m 1Trade marks and brands arc to be
I property and lllt‘l‘l‘ is stipuln.
_ y, .1 'Iflll I
ll‘adt ll. btiidlll‘ Dunnvml “ml“ ' | lilillllll
giving its authority two senators, one lion ”m ”w utmost good will is to ob
. -- . . .. (1.. ‘ - . . . _
‘ .‘ . . corporal on.
be called. lint PM Post has now dis- .. | , . _ .. ‘ '
covcrcd that an investigatlon of this ‘0’};‘ioxgzg‘i‘f givilll‘i‘di‘fi‘lmggfl "$22.
charge might have been insisted upon i’urklnrs will {)0 rcircscntcd lli' live;
by Donovan if Mr. chscndcn had not, {ma thi rowers bvflanflcnu-Il The ex-
quictly gonc ovcr to his desk and made h.“ illegitir vwho' is ”k0;_‘-W to be
a pcl‘sonul pica to have him let up on ‘ i . . ‘ . , l ‘
Mr Inkc |I1lt»!iiltlt,‘l‘ll at 11hr, toiiiili‘any. ‘is to a)
‘ " “ .. . :ioscn iy It‘ on. c s o in a out
"Yes." said Senator Donovan. I‘cs- ‘
scallop did make a personal llppclil Imi‘t‘lhtiilniswn‘flg‘l‘l‘ojlo‘n: Ogrgallieflllml‘
to mo not to put my motion in writing. ‘ ' .. ‘ hi n h ii I ‘
lie said that if 1 persisted it would "“5" ”fl“, ‘1l3“_I-"“-"“l;" . 5 '5 (i; ll
kick up a terrible. fuss, and the lcuisla— gfil“llf‘l;“:3‘(f;g clilllrdn Illl‘nllll’lii.l)08l‘1(l’t(in.
tors did not want the scssion proloug- ,, ‘* ‘ r_ _ ‘-
I ll . said too that 1 could accoin- 1“" conllacis 1‘” ””5 Y9!” 5 “WP am
Slish illilliihé cvcn if i pressed the m“ ““09””“1‘3 i'l‘illlli (II Ill» 1110)“ l\\'0
matter. for the resolution would surcly yours WEEK'S? burn mm
be sent. to a committee of 'corporntion' . . .
senators, who would eventually \vhllc- ' II
For In
wash Lake. ilc added that all the rc-
ti abd‘dhildr'en.
sources of parliamentary tactics would
The Kill You lino Alvaplunghi
l smem TRUST FORMED. .
lCentral California Raisin Packing Co.
Name of New Corporation.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 9.-A deal
be employed to prevent an Investiga-
tion. I know that Senator Mc lovoru
was propurcd to raise the point of or—
der that l was not the propcr person
to offer thc‘iicsoluiion; that surfh Ia1 Bears the .._.
motion l-illillii [il‘tipol‘ y conic roi at”
Senator Lake, and against those odds Bulletins 01 , .
I gave up the light. But you must say
this for me. Sonator Lake has made
the same admissions to other senators
that he did to HIV. lCVt‘ll Scuator Brad-
street. practically admitted this in his
remarks. I also want to say this:
liako certainly sol'vi-d tho corporations
with rcligious fidelity and devotion.
and 11' he. didn‘t get his pay he didn't
get what, was coming to him."
Referring to this controversy the
New York 'l‘rlliune says:
"It doesn't scum necessary to state
at this late day that this stand of
Senator Donovan has been dismissed
by Connecticut pcoplc. Vcry few 01'
those who wcrc‘informcd took any
stock in it in the first place. Senator
Lake, if he made such a trade, wart
ZIEGLER MEN_ NOT FOUND.
No Signs of Expedition at: Shannen
island on July 21.
BALTIMORE, Md. Aug. ll.—~'l‘liv
Baltimore Ncws has revolved tho fol-
lowing cablcgruul from Dr. ililivcr l..
Fusslg. of tho Zlcglcr relic! cxpcdi-
lion:
"Shannon Island, via l-ldiuliurgll,
"Aug. 7. 1905.
“No members of Zlculvr cxpodltiou
Shannon island, July :21. Much lcc
20m. (Signcd) IPASSIG.”
Dr. li‘asslg, who is an edicts] of tho
govcrnlnenl wczttllcr bureau, is the
sriculist of tho ri-Iicl' expedition
The cream used comes fromherds of famous butter makers; the emery where it is
Intelligent skill, combined with perfect appliances. makes the prcduct a certainty. ,
Always uniform in texture and quality. Gold Medal Creamery Butter is an indispensable .
It: purity and excellence are fully preserved by an odor-proof package which insures you
w Gold Medal Bgitter. Are you oaseithmfl
'vé ." l ‘ V‘ . “in"? £ 3 ‘ ' ‘ ’
:i||§~|.- s‘ .4 Dove I-A. straw Haven scar-Murd- mm
_.....,.._.....
doing prcciscly what the senate itself
did in consun‘imalllig Its famous deal
on the personal tax and savings bunk
bills. if ho inado such a trade his
action could not be consistently crit-
iciscd by the body to which he bolong~
ed. But the fact that Senator Lulu:
has categorically denied that such a
statement was true. ought to end the
matter. lie is u young man In Con-
necticut politics. hill from tho inomeilt
be colored the house, two yours ago.
from Hartford. he look ll commanding
position. Those who have known Sca-
utor Lukeiu his legislative work luuirh
at. any suggestion that. would incrim-
inate him. On lilo other hand. and it
may be said hero for lho last time.
Senator Donovan. Democrat. from
South Norwnlk. has not. in his two new
slous’ service, had such a recOrd as
which sailed from Shudorfdord, Nor-
way. on May 17. on tho Magdalcn for
Shannon Island. on the cast coast 01'
(lrcculnnd. with tho hopc that some
mcnibors of the Zlculcr cxpcdltlou
which sailed for the arctic regions
frolu Norway in July, 1903, under
command of Anthony Flaia, of Brook“
lyn. might be found there. it. is air
dorstood here that thc Magdalen.
which has failed in its purpose. will
now return to Norway,
TAKE KODOL AFTER EATING.
After a hearty meal a dose of Kodol
Dyspepsia-Cure will prevent an attack
of indigestion. Kodol is a thorough
digestnnt mid a guaranteed cure for
Indigestion. Dyspepsia, ties on the
Stomach. Weak i-lcnrt. Sour Rulings,
Bad Breath and. all Stomach troubles.
. understanding that the demurrsge bill
to make an accusation as he has made Sold by The Clifford Prumacy. "
noteworthy. He is still the 'plctur-
enque' Democrat of Connecticut."
The locudcr has previously said that
it beiievcs Senator Lake to be a par-
foctly honest and truthful man. Up to
the moment. he denied that he had
traded votes as alleged, we believed
that he had given his vote for repeal
of the general railroad law with the
“So many Iios stalk in disguise."
Iicmarkcd ihc observant youth.
"Perhaps that's why, liowc'cr we try.
It's hard to foil theirnth."
would not be pressed. We saw notb.
lug corrupt in that position. although
we questioned its wisdom. for it seem-
dc to us that both the demurrcsc and
general railroad law had outlived their
usefulnessand ought to be repealed. ,
it was common understanding about v
the state house, however, that Bens-
tor Luke thought. the demurrugc bill
should not receive favorable notion
this your. and in that. opinion ho was “-‘
warmly supported by a large orgaui- 1,
cation of business who'desircd that
do 1all that was legitimate to defeat the .
Senator Lake's reputation is that of
a square man and. we believe he is .en-
titled to it. ,
We‘ alibi) theileyleihs: Seagull; pine
van a as does, it as: -
less. Websliei b zvmfilyotc cos ll;
him in the is t contort; was a co .
’Iciontifin; v, misnomer can a
“it“ . humus- or. ..
pretty moat:
or'rs ensued
*v
.. hm
as omega“ limit f.‘ c”: or
Hellenism “till. it! . l' J
W
i
i
= lollies seem to ho sectional.
stance. in Massachusetts. aevuntydlve
‘ perionced in eastern Connecticut. All
, , w
‘ H u l'
1 ‘ill ~ .
.‘ I .‘f 3
.
men of , long experience in
’ r“
cssué‘se 'ivaEc‘srABLEs.
—_—.
Old Favorites Succeeded by Somedhing
Better. '
"Vegetables are undergoing
same change that‘otlicr products are,
saidn man today, who is in a position
to know. ‘j'l‘here‘cun be no question
that each», new invention goes farther
than til ‘. reasoning one did. Men are
ever loo Ing out for something new.
The latestysainples in breakfast foods
usually have some. advantsko”o'ver
those that have gone before. So [tale
In polishes, in foot wcar; in clothes of
all kinds. This country is not going
backward. _ The newest thing out gen-
erally has the rim of tho inarkct; the
old retires to oblivion. Such is the
case with vegetables as well as other
articles necessary for the enjoyment of
life. The old must give way to thv
now.”
This man has looked into tho inal-
ter and has follchd the different lines
of vegetables for years past. so that
his observations- should carry weight.
Corn is at its best now in the form
of Maine singer corn. It beats every-
thing in the market because if is big-
gcr as to the. car, has larger kcmcls
and is much fuller than anything sccu
heretofore. It is swcctcr and more
milky.
the
u
String loans Going.
In bonus. the string beans scum to
be losing their place. They are we
tough and the sir-lugs are trouble-
somc. Something new. at least for
this section, counts to be taking its
place. It is the California Sweet or
tho Louisiana (loin. A your ago it
was impossible to got. the people ur-
ound hero to try them but now they
are crowding the old string bean out
of the market. They have come from
8 to 14 inches In length and how three
points in their favor. They are full
of flavor. they are tender and they are
stringiess. ’I‘lioy resemble the been
that is all the rage in Germany.
The Cucumber.
In cucumbers there is a now specics
that. far surpass anything that has
been used heretofore. it is the Bos-
1011 Green. ll‘s chief point of super-
iority is that it is meaty. There is
in it 50 per ccul, less water than in
tho Wlilic Spluc. besides the fact that
there are fowcr sccds. They show
a higher culiurc than others that were
sold formerly.
In potatoes the Early. Rose, the Hop.
hour-n and the White Elephant sccm
It) have gone out of date. in their place
have come the Southern neon. the
Pride of Aroostopk and the Green
Mountain. There in scarcely any dif»
forcncc belwoou them. They are alike
in appearance, but more meaty and
therefore less watery than the‘ others.
The early Acme tomato seems to
have disappeared lrom this section.
Many that ware raised last season
wore not sold, but were entirely lost
to the owner. They are bitter, tr»
regular In shape and repulsive in up.
pcrunce. in lhu palace has come a
bright red. globular and sweet lusting
tomulo which scents to have come to
stay. ,
'I‘lic Banana Egg Plant is something
that. is very popular and there, is no
place in the country where they grow
betcrtlisn in Orange. Onions are
just aboutlhc some as usual. The
Southport (Ilolw still holds the mark-
ci. it is said that the yellow onion
is the great, favorite Iii this section
and that the number of red onions
sold In,lliis town can‘be counted on
line’s fingers. Curtain lines of vege-
i‘or in-
per cent. of the onions used are red.
while In Connecticut the yellow is the
“favorite. Where he had certain vane:
tables six or 'scv'ea‘years ago. some
other section has taken them up and
iii’vorltc. Where we had certain rose-
waic .
”a. “MM
sachet-tr m cosiilcrlcur.
Moot Destructive Iver Izportonccd In
Eastern Part of OM“. ,
BALTIC. August magi! he present.
drought continues, It'll dill v to mom
one of the most destructive evorcm,
tip about 20.0.00. mill, workers
til heinokei, You Man
I
. tic :11, I
rivers are working on' b
{ , new" a
"mum-ii
ll: l‘ly'l‘ldihllilei'
._ . "" . mm vs
. from the cake. ‘9
, The foliowin; special orders. includ.
ills several appointments in Company
H. were issued this morning, by Col.
infantry in this city:
none: . . . . . . .
Co. iii—Private Wilton A. Lounsbury
to be quartermustor sergeant, vice-
be sergeant, to date usual 7, 1906;
Private Philip B, Wh ey to be cor-
poral to date August 7, 1905.
H. Gainer and Le Grand Snyder to be
Co. G»Sergeant William H. Grant
to be first sergeant. vice Tremiwelli
discharged. to date August 2, 1905;
Corporal Harry 1.. Haskell to be ser-
geant, vice Grant, promoted. to date
August 2, 1905; Private Frederick A.
Iiodshon to be corporal. vicc i-Iuakcll.
promoted. to date August 2, 1005.
Co. H~Corporal Daniel 1), Shea, J r.,
to be first. sergeant, vice Flags, reduc-
ed to date August 1. 1905; Private
George 1.. Ritch to bc sergeant, vice
McClellan. discharged. to date August
1. 1905; Private, Robert ll. Wood to he
sergeant. vice Green, reduced. to date
August 1. 1.906: Private Howard W.
Slater to be corporal, vice (Peter E.)
Blomgren. discharged, to date August
i], 1905; Private George R. Close to be
corporal. vlcc l’llomgren (Frank A.,)
discharged. to date August 1, 1905;
Private Robert S. McKee to be corpor-
al, vice Punting. discharged. to date
August 1. 1905. ‘
Co. K——Corporal George Peace to be
sergeant, to date. August 3, 1905;, Pri-
vate John Csorba to be, sergeant. to
date. August 3. 1905: Private James
Campbell to bc corporal, in date Aug-
usl 3. 1905', Private Edward F. Cush-
man. to be corporal. to date August
3, 1905.
Co. l.*Scrgcant Lester i), Mayne. to
be first. sergeant. to date August, 5,
1905; Corporal Albert F. Ripple to be
sergeant. to dale August 5. I905; Pri-
veto Willard M. Taylor to ho corpor-
‘al. to date August 5. 1906; Private
Charles A. Blitz to bc corporal. to date
August 5, 190?); Privalc William
Young to bc corporal, to date August.
5, 1905. ‘
Co. M-Corporal Harry E. Pointer to
be sergeant. vice Kit-s. reduced and
dropped. in date August 1. 1006: Pri-
vatc Earl A. Youniz. .to ho tyrporal.
vlcc Palmor, promoted, to date Aug-
uiit l. laiUS.
OHAMBERLMNS’D COLIG. CHOU
ERA AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY.
This is unquestionably the most
successful iiicdiciuc in use for bowel
complaints, and it is now the recog-
nized standard over a large part of tho.
civilized world. A few doses of it
will invariably curc an ordinary ai-
tack of diarrhoea. it has been used
ln’niae epidemics of dysentery with
perfect success. it can always be do
pended upon, oven in the more severe
attacks of cramps. colic and cholera
niorbus. It is equally successful for
summer diarrhoea and cholera infan-
tmn in children, and is the means of
saving the lives of many children
each year. When reduced with water
and sweetened it In pleasant to lake.
which is important when medicine is
to be given to small children. Every
man of a family should keep this rem-
edy at his home. Buy it now. it
may save life. For sale by Stilrson-
Powell Corporation. Clifford Pharmacy
and Zeitfuss pharmacy. "
--
ROBBED WHILE IN BATHING.
PROVIDENCE. R. I., August, 8.-A.n
advertisement, published in the local
flavors today. offering a reward of $250
for the return of jeWcIry stolen at
Block- Island on Saturday last. rcvcul-
ed the fact that Harry 1). White and
wifc. of New York, had been robhcd of
watches and rings valued, at $2,000.
The robbery occurred whllc Mr. and
Mrs. White were. bathing. tho jcwciry
having been left in a bath house. ici-
foris to recovcr the property without
Fitch at the headquarters of the Third ~ '
Upon recommendation of command
. ingcliicers. the following, appoint» .
. new are hereby mug in this; com-
lmiiglgold, promoted. to date August 8. 1'
V Co. C~Corporal Janies G. Angeli, to
Co, F—Corporal David 1.. Riey to "‘
be sergeant, to date August 3. 1906: ;,
Privates William H- Belford. William ’-
corporals. all to date August 3. 1905. 3
.. MA . . ‘ . ' .
ny people av habitof ailing. How much .
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Pills Will rciorm these bad habits and set an example oi good
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Said Everywhere in new.
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"W“ ' ” ondhosboenmodeunderhisper-
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' 4 . , , « , .- MOWnoonetodoceiveyouinthhl.
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(Jolie. It relief“ Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
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122 Water Street, Telephone 236-3.,
HTFIELD & SIN,
publicity being unsuccessful, the re-
ward was offered. Mr. White Is a
nit-arbor of the firm of Stern at Com»
pany. New York.
DANGEROUS AND UNCERTAIN.
For sunburn. letter and all skin and
scalp diseases. Dertt's Witch Hazel
Salve has no equal. if is a certain
cure for blind. bleeding. Itching and
protruding piles. It will draw the
fire out of a burn and heal without
leaving a scar. Bails. old sores. car-
buncles, etc.. are quickly cured by the
use of the genuine Dertt's Witch illi-
zel Salve. Accept no substitute as
they are often dangerous and uncer-
tain. .Sold by The Clifford Phar-
macy. "
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WE ARE IN DUIINEDO TO STAY. AND WILL
GIVE YOU GOOD VALUE FOR YOUR MONIYi,
Public Market, 32 So. Main St.
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TWENTIETH e. V. REUNION.
The fortietii annual reunion of tile
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Rock on Auguiit. 24. The business
meeting will be, held at 10:30 a. m. It
tho theatre and dinner will be served
at Wilcox's at 12. After dinner there
will be a short program of music and
live-minute s ecchcs.
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