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ALL W01. OLANKITI,
111W truism fififll‘t‘ ,
E. K. BANKS,
Nabaokamo Hotel lieoit.
Wood 41 Meat Washington Street-.4
South Nor-Walk.
4‘ Inf-«‘1
m- m 1
For email: our! vicinity: Partly
cloudy ~lto‘nidllt; Wédhsiilidy fa‘l‘r.I ‘A
long I‘ld e‘“ M‘hlgh'ip‘i’diiiilile Is‘cent‘rsl
this In II’IfiI 6th the Mississippi oat-
iey. Cloudy and rainy Mir prev
veils generally in the central and east-
ern sections. Conditions favor for this
vicinity partly cloudy. and slightly
cooler weather.
1.1 W W
Miss Estella Keane. of Bethel, re-
turned home yesterday after a visit
with Captain and Mrs. Robert (1
Mitchelh ‘
mu...—
Henry N. Rider clerlt at the Nor-
walk store of F D newton a Coin»
psny. ls enjoying a vacation from duty :
this week. ,
opal—It‘ll.“ '
Master Freddle' Stabeli, of 48 Spring
street; has returned home treat a two
week’s visit in Sullivan county, New
York state.
—-Bartlett Pears. 75c basket
Lawton & company.
V .‘vlii WW ‘
Miss Belle W Roe returned home
after spending a week In Wood Ridge
with Mr. and Mrs. 1“. Speri'y. formerly
Moss E Robins.
F. I).
——Dr. J. C. Newkitrk—has returned
from his vacation. Appointmen s can
now be made for dammit: - ‘--
Henry Sullivan and-wife, of Water-
buIy, are In South Norwnlk for the
day, the gueste'ottAndrew' Leary. or
Railroad avocme. N v v .
,1.»<.1\,”
Charles E. Malkin, of Brooklyn.
-- spent the holiday at the home of his
parents,- Mr. and Mrs. George Malkln
In! North voyenue. . .
. Senator Jeremiah Donovan and fam-
lly. of West street,- has returned from
a trip to Montreal Nonport, and other
places of interest. «r-v» 1
I We.
—Mr. William Patterson. a barber
of New Chamomile» ~ i‘idair-Ail « (or
dandruff and falling heir to a wonder-
mature. vPos~vsaie.Scbeidter's1md
:Pohiman’s barber slI_ops and all drug-
lists. “ . ~‘ 1 .1
M1
Howard Chicbester of Greenwich.
spent Minor Dayltn Norwnik. Mr Chip
chester- was formerly a clerk at the
Norwalk pest oiiice.
Mrs Mary Frost of West street.
has returned home after II month’s
visit with her daughter. Mrs. Williams.
of Newbulgh; N.‘ ‘Y. 1‘
Miss Belle W Roe. who is spending
her vacation at the home of her moth-
er, Mrs. C Solker entertained C. Will-
.iflwlrin M.
Mrs. Frankil‘ .Tolies‘ and (laugh-
tel. Miss Eliza lII. 'iolles. of Fair-
field around, have returned home from
asojourn‘lh «W’Ba‘kohires; l 9 «l l
Mrs. Frank Pierce and two (laugh-l
‘ters. Ruth and Kathleen, “of IAOWQ‘
street. have
# rnrvd home after a
We months; 3 § In Barton, Vt.
Joseph .d) to entertaining his
father and e . Mr. and MrsuNlch-
olus ilisesa. of New York. at his home
in life Central Hotel. Monroe street.
. .
—-~Fan(~y Peaches. $100 an $1.25
basket. 11‘. D Lemon & "
M
Mr. and Mrs Joseph 11111111511011.5111
daughter Grate. of Brooklyn have
been spending a few days with John
~ Pn‘gsley and family; of‘ LOWG streetal’l 1
iCharles H. Kern. of the Great Nor- 'l
thern Railway. New York, left this
morning to company with his motbu
er,’- for Niagara Falls to 'spend a ftlws
days.
A fifty horsepower gasoline automo-
bile, owned by Colonel Brock. of Phil-
a;delpllie lit undergoing repairs all the‘ ,
garagei of Wand Cotl‘
”“uz'm 1 it
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Carpenter of
Ndrvvalk sp'ent the holiday ’Iti‘ Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert June. of New.
Britain. spent lmlror Day In Norwuik.
the chariot friends. {1 1 .
-«M
F‘. M Lockwood
alk 1"
...—
t
Niss- Eva Stilts" has returned tel
her home after spending a few weeks'
at the home of her sisters Mrs. Chor-
lea 'I‘ucll, of Rowaytou, and Mrs. C.
goiter, of North Main sit-.eet
w. ._-.._..4
~~Granulnted Sugar. 10 lbs. 81. F.
D. Lawton It Go
Frederick tit-haul), sun of Jacob
Bcbaub was operated on for appeuv
dicitis a few days ago, at the Navy
Nautilhq’tpitol In Newport 11.11111“
st reports he was doing nicely.
22.....4--. “
moon earmfl f
IS 10 asavs vou wrru THEM
seer MIATS neurons:
:17 TNE’LCWBST was.
Ker Palette.
lane
38 SOUTH NAIN ITNIIT.
use
‘11 11 111....
‘ trip to
Nina Battle Jo um and Nina Bes-
.. sWitthpeut yesterday at Wolf
Bits
Blots and zuella‘ Allen. of
peat the holldoy in
I WQS .ha
H1113??? “l‘i'l’ ‘
will hold Its regular meeting tomor-
row evening. ,uullv
The schooner Mary Brainerd has ar-
rivbd with a cargo of sand for Ray-
mond Brothers.
1 ”ii 11““
I Miss Anna .3, Baldwin. of South
Norwsl has returli home from b
eveiami, .* to “ "
"autumn—a- 11'
Mrs A. A. Gray. at Haviland street,
Is visiting. her (i blob. Mrs. Frank
Adams. of Dayton. lilo.
Miss Nelliov‘lfi'rowbridlo. all South
Main street. spent yesterday with Miss
Jennie Eahchiid in“ Bridgeport. "
W11
Miss Katherine Steeglnuller and
Mia's Helen Lyle have returned from
a vacation spenlliIr the Kstsltiil moon
talus ,.
. , ,__
Harry Root. of Petersen. N, J has
been the guest of his aunt. Mrs B. B.
B.ach of 74 Spring street South Norv
Walfinl "’il'i,,"~...- 1‘ v
The hearings ~"iii Ithe Rowayton
Greenhouses law suit were resumed
this morning at the oihce of Judge
GOOD“: 'Wli. I »:-v :-T~-i - in 1,.
Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Newklrk. of Mor-
gan avenue have returned to their
home after a vacation spent in the
Maine Woods. 1* ~‘1 1.1
W
Mrs. Cornelius Heisrick of Newark,
New Jersey. was a guest yesterday. of
her brother, biotin F. Hyatt, of is
West Main street.
Mr and Mrs. Wendell .1. Ashton of
New York. are guests of Captain and
Mrs. W. H. Hoyt at their handsome
Elmcrest residence.
Howard Denier, of Stevens institute.
Egbohaft.‘ Was a guest in Norwalk Sat
Iandi yesterday returning last
evening to iioboken.
It i I i W
1 Mrs. Jennie 'I‘obey Is in New York.
attending the National convention of
the Colombians or sprinters. 1 She
will rennin about a week.‘
9'in l ~ I1 .12; W1.
Miss Sybil Mtrrlsm.‘.lohn ’1‘. Mc-
Corinacic and Stephen Sheldon were
guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. Dun
ieit‘ Hamilton, at Smith‘s
GEMINI i
‘ ‘ l\ (’1 '»
The barge iron Age has arrived with
a cargo of Irbnufor the United States
Foundry & Sales Company. The bar lie.
was Itnwed here by Goliver Brothers
steam-illghter Maohattan w
:1 l t 3 , .v- w
1 The Sentinel erred yesterday in stat-
lng’thatrausonv “had been born to Mr.
and Mrs «Reed H Flynn. of Livingston
street; The new comer is a daughter
and mother and babe are doing nicely
My 11
d...
SmOIB‘ the hl‘llfl Oi Mamchiisotls
'i‘lle dodge In much improved in health
by the trip. having hits-eased his
weight by-va nanben of pounds.
Ill: '1) ‘- Woo——
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladlee’ xAid Society of the First. Meth-
odiotrhipilcop‘nl Church will be held III
thoi'c'li‘mch tomorrow aftmnoon at 3
“wedlock A1 full attendance is di‘I-lil‘i‘ii
as matters of Importance are to come
before‘bite meeting 1.. 99 «
’I‘he liquor dealers of the state are
to holdlthelr annual banquet at Stanv
lord's Hotel. Bevin Rodi, tomorrow.
“Ill be senvett and in the evening
there will be dancing. The banquet
association
Mr. and Mrs. ”William E. Shoshana;
who were married recently at the lat-
ter's home city Mantle, 1nd.iite ex-
p 15‘: Noni/allows would 'to be m
gfis 'iieihuives Mr‘l 'Sireohun lie
nacho-5‘5 oi Of“) or the departments In
the hisI McCarthy, department nature in
Syracuse, N.
Mr. and Mrs Luke Cormeaiiy. Minat
Jdliit‘ ”MWINdiand Master Jolliii Motifs-
hoh. of outh No‘rwulk. and Miss May
'3 (inlet Bridgeport; use
guess 11111111. 1’. D. Ryan and nits
whim lilo “A
In Mr. Connesllys automobile.
an. of Church street,
__,.
Suit for $200 has been brought by
Georges 11:?! ymondluleilond of Nor
(it-urge W41 eekermeiiig-
u or the sum ,lof them
e co 00mm 'l‘Ile-Iflr
gallon is that the plaintiff lent the de-
fendant $106.11]th he cannot collect.
Papera'thvthe 55.511151515111111 to day
by Constable Goodwin.
t; the Hotel- Clifford yester
I). ISouIs ireton J6hn W Brink, 'l.
iiorton,i. A Pint, New York. Edwin
‘W. Gaul,‘ Springfield; L‘tll'iit M Pike.‘
de Brigard, of Newport, 11.. i.
M
enq— .
Mrs. Frederick Lawrence. of 9
Franklin street
entertained a party
of "was t progressive whist Inst
eve 1 F50“ 0111,)“
Mar‘gl‘lretm tor. of “$11153. ‘i’rlilerl
were taken by Miss Ulla Coo or. Mrs
Joseph Hamilton and Miss King.
trite company was entertained with
vocal solos by Miss Anna Fame and
‘ Miss rationalisation News. .,.
WI“ 1W
Mrs. Walter C. Bah entertained a
party at ladies yesterday utter-noon at
her home at 25 Johnson street. Whlat
was toyed. three“ tables being filled
acorns wore Made by till-at
B. i). Walton and Mrs. E. W Wheeler.
and consolations were given to Mrs.
T. Abel pad Mrs. A. W Smith.
Butler‘vlwlvaowli'I, l. o. o, E. 9
Ridge, New “
Judge John H. Light has returned _‘
- home from a month's vacation spent
loathe afternoon at 2 o’clock a banquet. '
will be Ithe largest ever held hy the.
party made the trip. «
W has. (ll flWlkfi -
i. ii Milli bier. ’03ko- l.
Lean. Norhal It. .lLuPr so
Hoioban. Waterbury; J. A. Hollln s. 3‘
Danhury; E. J. Mornfltonrforo; Henry .
m"mills"
titerSim atoll y you should It ‘
Dr}: 36mm or at i’éiltti'!
It if adhering with constipation:
papilla arrive: trouble; llftbe tutti i at
Dragster also fails every bottle ultv.
«tel 1113' personal xgdarshtao
to man
thelhoney lg the snap
the “111211111
1111155111111 stains 1111511153.”?
toms. sait11‘szzthw'stsillllar‘stv
rat's,-
ing In, mewsgel‘Marsbail'tli‘lalti and
Mrs; lArfliuNOatmi ref carnage. «M
couple I: and “mammalian and Mrs:
Whiteiaw Midland'tthwstnfru or theft
American embassy. witnessed the mar-*1
riage Wholesalers measpporteo by
bullion. uncommon. 1m: Tie World!
was accompaniednby Augustus Eddyl
Arturo tbev. meow the-violent parry
moved to the "my wheremho signs
tag or the register was witnessed by?
Whitelatw Reid. Secretary Ridgeiy Csr'
tor. of the embassy. Augustus Eddy
and Mmtraltvlmtdo no more 1 w ;
SOME STRANGE MONSTERS.
“sensations. sanders-51—
The first oilinlal"‘l‘ldlldt;in descriptive
o‘f‘the fossils“ unearthed by the expedl
tion to thetdohn my region. in “East-
era Croatian as been published by the;
Geology nepaIInIent at the University?
or‘caiifornia. it describes sotne of
tile strange monsters that peopled the
country tmovm as the" Bali Lands:
Among thesel remarkable beasts mi
cows, camel-litre quadrupeds and. nor
the least interesting; the famous?
threetoed horse The “olotherlum.” _
or giant hog. is a monster animal}.
nearly ten feet long and six or seven
feet high. ’l‘lrree fourths of the re
mains of 1.11111111111511er nre‘of the pe-
cullaI booted beasts nuInr-d "»oroo
dons. " part deer and part hog. Those
varied In also from that of a dog to
that of a small cow "
”A‘s—A
ARRANGING FOR TRANS-ATLAN.
fl TIC BAGS.“ ‘
BERLIN. Sept II-L'rhe Associated
Press in response to a written Inquiry
about the Glasgow rumor that Etnper
or William Is ararnging a tr-uns At
Iantlo yacht race for 1907. Is. Informed
by a member of tht,v Emperor's suite
that the report is true
serum; PARK
Mr. George one: has Commissioned
Me to Sell .-
BUILDING LOTS
. t a" .. 1.
Wilton Avenue, Norwaik Avrnue. Ca
therlne Street; Fair: Street. Dingle
Street. City of Norwalk.
cm off it can.» of Main and c5
erine Street one block from
'rnses oAANo IBUILDING LOTS.
Then Call on Me. '
TERMS EASY.
Jacob H. Milton.
5 RATINWIGU.’ ‘ W‘Nfimflt.
Tel 35-2.
Class A. 3010. No 1240M).
G Library of Congress. to wit:
Be It (remembered: That on the
“twenty third: yivpf August; 1905.1‘he
Ilks Iliw ubfishllil Company.o of
ew Yorit,‘ Y'. linlh deposited In
this Office the title of n BOOK. the
A
title all which Is -in the ~foliowing
words, to wit:
United States Reports. Supreme
Courtz. Vol. 04. Cases Alguetl and Ad
edged In the Supreme Court of the
lull.“ Stolen. October Term 1870, its
ported by Willihfli ’l‘. Otto. Vol. IV
The Banks Law publishing (‘ompanv.
New York.
1005.
prletor ‘ln corrforn'llty With the laws
oil the United States respecting Copy-
rights. It > I '1» .
Office of the Register of Copyrights.
Wallis 011.11 (3. “
t ' rbeI't Putnam.
Librarian of Congress.
By 'I‘horvald Solbarg.
Registerfiof Copyrights.
erqen (3
3111513111,?“ 11 .15?-
N
6"‘wi‘u renewal for lourleen years from
September 29 19001120 so 12 10
The celebrated Vsruns Spring Wat-
er Is now on sale at the stores of F.
o. Lawton *5 Co.
recommended by landing physicians.
Analyzed by Prof Smith, of Yale.
y 01': l
15,11. 511111151111 sou
CASIJIOTTLII so;
The dnest table water on the mar-
ket.
_ 5 e“ guests no wgglugch
.1 the: 0 Ir-
. , iaogtrfl Nam fl bur-yttrium -. Illustrated Catalogue nip. upon ap-
. iplloatioo-
o ”(All
J" 1"“
retIeIOhitrbh. IWetititt‘iliater. bl: noon to j .
day. Oanon’ Herbert Hensley Benson.
of St Bath's Oathpdrulluslatedtbv‘ tiie" ,
Rev. sandal immbsumrutsa Marw .
moraine newsworthy or unit-1 ,
extinct pigs and peccarles as large as; '
be right whereof 'it claims as pro ~
and Fridays on signal.
. 500:9 1. «1'1
Enact-sad and ‘
‘W
A. Itisan. rile
ape
, tbrday
‘ {band It
She
rigidity”
heal-1%
1W.llll‘....ltolh'll°
church was closed to the neural pun >- - ' *‘
lloiiso only a multiconmottoa, cotatJ
posed of immediate more: "of that '
1 1 .
73.} "ii'liiat, l
Nature's Wonderland.
W
50a the Sound.
Managementéof A. LS S‘mith and James
I. Kelly—«i... M. Blah. Amuse-
”Item Clapton
free. Audible 4111.
From Keith's still tinsel-'5 Circuits.
Daily at also {)1 Iii. ‘IM 0:110 p. m.
DANCING EVERY EVENING.
FULL endllss'raa.
511111111 Baseball.
.1! N.“ I g t .1.
SUNDAY. SEPT. 3.
J WHEELER a mantra BAND.
Special Instrumental and vocal Con-
"L...
. 9, ,
SHORE DINNERI, CLAMSAKES.
ITO. AT POWLAR PRICES.
BEST” OF! SIIVICI. ,
Ashe-furl
Watch for the treat attroetlen.
will be a dandy.
If
novr's THEATRE.
ONE. NIGHT ONLY
TUESDAY. SEPT. 5TH.
Melville S. Raymond Presents the
Newest Novelty In Musical
Comedy Creations
“Buster Brown”
international Copyright.
Permission by the N. Y. Herald and
R. F. Cuicault.
so—PEOPLE-d-bo
The Talk of the country.
A Great Show for Little People.
A Greater Show for Big People.
Prices ......... 25c, 5011.751:
lat Four Rows In Orchestra . .. .Si .00
Seats on Sale Friday. Sept. 1.
HOYT' S THEATRE.
ONE DAY ONLY
Matinee and Night. ?
Saturday. Septembzsr 9th. 3
VANCE «I SULLIVAN C033 ‘«
new of Intense Emoiwn.
WHY QIRLS
LEAVE HOME”
A DANGER SIGNoAL ON THE PATH
OF FOLLY.
Fred Summerfleld.
A li’LAl THAT WILL CREATE A
ka’I‘iNG .INPRESSION.
Original slid“ Effective Situations.
A STRONG MORAL LESSON.
P.riren Matinee. III-251'. ‘ 1
Night. 25 sonar
SEATS ON SALE TUESDAY.
September 51h.
1905 1900
Summer TImoTalie.
. On and Ater June to »
the’New a commission-
suitors summons.
" cair'r'laa Ii. vooNn'. " ‘
Leave Huntington for Norwaik.
Mondays and Vrldays at 0: it s. In.
'INIQ‘N p.13
.1- an.“ Nor-walk for Huntington on
Mondays ind h‘ridnys at 8:05 a. Iii.
Ilium (in p. In. t
Enameled Tickets .............. m,
Sin to Faro
0 Ian» 5 to 12 years: [sour-toil.
8&9ng "nubile . .
Will stop at Valley Grove Mondays
Faro tram Norwalk: Bound trip,
till 1
Passengers from Norwalh by I: if:
a. in. boat will have five hours at Vol-
let“ ammonia lilhtiurl It Hittitlnlmll
ink
The Retreats Ions"
LAST 01“ THE SEASON:
9 . ‘1‘“... I
111111115311. four or six days' trip. More
day; limit. 4th. .12 fill or .16. 00. 1 ..
Anubis Chaser. six days trip. Mon-
dIY; SO”. 1““ ‘26-
. "White mm a, live daya' trip. ao-
conllnodstlonsw n the Sinclair House.
Sept. 4th. mm
“Mashhad“ Latte. magnitic‘ent also
' GAVIN "W Mil “Wmmodlm II. the:
lineup Kim Housemate: nth onst-
hill from New Haven. ill) 00.
Belt ysburg Harriers Ferry.
initially and i’hiiadelphia seven days
trip.a legvlnuxli‘ydar. Natalia: birth.
coats: out a lavas. . .
the New flushed Tourist des-
oripiivalotall tear and tickets. ash
on (I. W. Barrio. toilet Agent. N.
Y.. N. lit-O13; it. it. , ,
: will be lit attendance at.
. ready
I raise for all points on the N.
9 Care Is the best remedy.
. and pleasant.
vim" r
in Vittoria pm of N‘ew
Wash-9
l CZMpr-Mrrsaw . ,. “
521° ‘Wi’eidtyy 6%:‘Bgc‘lbotty Riv“:
fill Wileual'é‘lfml’i‘dn "”6”" "I:
as "to
,steriiiiadulel tauyvmsr an ‘nual gals»
ring ‘of the organisation. ‘m'i‘he meet-
_ held in GA Hall. New
Willy, Beats bar to A
11591151151151 the hall “11'
mm by 1‘1 business meeting. the hit-
let annulus at 110 outlines .
At o s o'clock. sharp the veterans
ivlll tn 9‘ special trolley cars on
grommet at the Green for aavin
’vv‘WIlCI‘O a tfli‘tfl class shore dinner
will be ready at. PutIIaIn‘ a Restaurant.
This dinner will he a Fourteenth
Dam Fire. with oullvonlug streeches‘.
taped al innate; army songs; and other
things.
(«11155111511155 of New iiaven ladies
the Illill,
0 act. as guides In est-ortlng
as In on to the new Yale College
buildings. department stores where
hill and winter goods gfiloro. are on
bxhlbltion. bringing area 0 III time to
lake the special trolleys or the Shore
for dinner.
1 The usual half fare ralurh cyertild-
Ii. 8 ll R. It. will he Issued by the
hssisiilnt secretary upon application.
LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP.
‘ “A cold or cough nearly al‘wa a pro-
duces constipation~ihe water a l runs
to the eyes. nose and throat instead
of missing out of the system through
the river and kidneys. For the want
and hard." Kennedy‘s Laxative Hon-
ey 1511 “Par is the original laxative
Cong h Syrup; it meets and corrects
the gabovc conditions. by acting as a
pleasant cathartic on the bowelswex-
pols all colds from the system and
cures all coughs, croup. whooping
cough. La Grippe.. bronchitis etc “
MONROE TABLET TO BE UNVEIL
An Event That Marks an Epoch in the
History of the Broad River
. 'v v Oh'epol. .
row ‘nlght‘. an event occurs which
gmark‘s‘an epoch ln'the history of the
Broad River ~Prorestant Union church
<Ittrciety The occasion will he the on
veiling at a memorial tablet recently
created by the trustees, by the vote of
the society. This tablet was drained
and made by the Monumental Bronze
Cmnpany. of Bridgeport. It is128x30
inches: of fine. whitebronae. in large
raised letters. “Inscribed as follows:
”1 'l‘hls tablet has been erected In
grateful memon of Emma 1.
Monroe who lovingly bequeathed
(if her (‘M‘fliiy substance. the sum
of ‘Gne Thousand Dollars. . lo the
Broad [liver Protestant Union
Church Btnvlely. ‘ .
"She hath-done what she could."
" Trustees:
Geo. W. Knapp. James Lynett.
Wm 11‘. Stiles. (loo. (1. Comatouk.
‘ Charles 1). “finance.
Norwaik. August lst, limb.
The travelling exercises will be con»
. ducted by Rev. Lewis K. Moore, as-
sisted by the trustees of the society.
A large flllf‘ildiiilt't‘ Is oxpwted at
this meeting. at the closing of which
. the ladies of the society will servo ire
' cream. rake etc
which will be true.
A tf‘tlldlfll welcome in extended to all
who may wish to come.
BEST FOR CHILDREN.
Mother's bu careful of the health of
your children. Look out for Coughs.
.' Cords. (‘ronp and Whooping Cough.
Stop them in time—One Minute Cough
«Harmless
Contains no opiates.
Sold“ by The Clifford Pharmacy "
..
TRAMP HURT BY A BRIDGE.
Tried to Board a Freight Train In
South Norwalk Yesterday.
A truIIIp attempted to [mind it west
station yesterday afternoon about. :i
, o‘clock. The train was not going very
fast but the man missed his caleulto
tlons and his legs struck the top of
the iron bridge oveI Spring street. I‘he
fellow was painfully Injured. and he
luIIIpcII from the train, anti laid down
on.lllo embankment [or some IIIIIIa. fl»
nally appearing to get over the pain
sutllriontiy to lirtit'tti'fli with his loud-
ney.
GOVERNOR TO APPOINT Chad's.
A general order Issued by Adjutauil‘»
‘ General Colo. to be rend before all
companies of the Connecticut National
Guard. announces that the govemorvof
«schedule or territory within the
borders of the United Slateslls invited
nto appoint an a cadet to the Dixon hill-
Ilary institute whenever vacancies es-
lsl from their respective states or tof-
rltorles any able bodied young Iiiiili (if
good shorurtorr between stile Imus Ill
1 and 23 years. who is n member or
an lmuorary discharged member of
the National Gnar . of the stain frolic
which no In appointed. or who h
served honorably and faithfully one
year In any reputable military sthool.
The appointee shall be entitled to tui-
tion for any complete course offered
by the institute. The appointee shall
Inset all other expensos, including tire
uniform mrttlt. 'I‘Iie appointments
may be dot III .I by cotttpetitlve exam»
inuuon or other procedure. The ultnuhi
Expense to the cadet will be about.
loll
LOOK OUT FOR THIS MAN.
A man representing himself as a nil
alive of Frank 13.1311“. n/ilo lb germ‘riil
mttnu er of Noise e (lo. of mm
' ow'vllsm slid Bptlrfiileldh he
been Obtalnttl’st motley fro
"lots or blotliln anil‘outilttinrviitorta
grass ‘biid
New York on the plume! his all
relationshtp’to Mr. Bell. and also
he is about to be employed by Mains
Co. the ‘llion’ey is obtained in the
form of a loan. ‘
magnum...“
WATEHBU RY FSEUJCIDE IDENTI-
Fl
WATERBURY. Conn. September to.
w'l‘lre man who committed suicide an
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in: time and trouble necessary with frequent rebinding.
PLAIN FLAT, AT 41: A YARD.
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Each is the beat braid of its kind made, and guaranteed to give lasting
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This week we have an excellent line of new Pillow Tops to show you. ‘3
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had. but a: we do not wish to put new stock with the “driftwood" of last
season we have decided to close out all in old stock at half price; or In
other words you may select any pillow from the old stock at 25c. . 1.
If your “bump" of economy Is well developed you'll come early and
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