bird News liter
WEATHER REPORT.
A m '
F‘o‘r Norwalit and Vicinity: fair to
night. Sunday light snow or min. A
long trough of low pressure extends '
this morning from the General Mis-
sissippi Valley northwesiwsrd to the
Pacific coast. This area is producing
considerable cloudy weather And light
rain. or snow west of the Mississippi
River. «Al: slight. disnrrbanco near
Jacksonville. Fla. is producing light
rain on the South- Atlantic coast. cou-
dltlons favor for this vicinity fair
weather, followed on Sunday by in
creasing cloudiness and probably light
rain or snow.
F. J. Nelson was a visitor in Siem-
iord yesterday.
wCorued‘ Hocka’ 10c lb. Haves‘ Mkl.
Colfax Encampment. will hold instal-
lation of otllcersoii Monday night.
Miss JendioLM. Smith is quite .111 at
her home. 21 Merwin street, from ty
phol‘d fever.
Don't let your face grow old, nut
low. hollow and wrinkled If you care
at. all for beauty. take Holllster' A Boo-
Ity Mountain Tea 35 oenia,'1‘ea or
Tablets. Plaisted's Drug Store.
Harry Street, head collector for Ray-
mond Brothers. remains ill at his home
in Darlcn. ,
--‘Wlnter Caps Winter Caps. O’Brien.
Captain William Mrrir will conduct
services Sunday at 4: 15 11.111... in the
Cranbury chapel.
McFarland and Pickering are har~
vesting ten“ inch ice from their pond
in West Norwalk.
wGruy and White Flannelette Blah.
hole. 59 and title pr. M. a. Smith 8; Co.
Andrew Leary has had 1111 addition
placed on the rear 01 his store at 19
Railroad avenue.
ui‘resh Shoulders. 10c lb. Hayes'.
The installation of oillcers of Neigh-
bor Camp. Woodmen of America. will
be held next Friday night.
Twelve new electric lights have been
installed in Arlon Hail. They are of
the latest style 'nnd give a pleasant
iighi.
--Tbe Chase style Derby. O‘Brien.
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Poole will
entertain a number of the local teach-
era this evening at their home in South
Main street. .
The contract for. printing the report
of the commissioner- of domestic ani
mals hail been awarded to the Ansonlu
Evening sentinel
Success In stamped on every pack-
age. 11. is the most successful rem-
edy known. it makes you well and
keeps you well. That‘s what Hollis-
ter's Rocky mountain Tea does. 35
cents, Tea or Tablets. Plaisteds
Drug Store.
Captain C. H. Baylius Is confined to
his home by illness. William A. Bon-
odict ls substituting for him at Bay.
mond Broibera' yard.
Answer was filed yesterday in the
Superior Court. In the case at The
American Spec. Stamping Co. vs. Hau-
lon Bros. 01: Norwailt.
A meeting of the directors of the
Norwalk Steamboat Company will be
held this evening at 7:80 o'clock at
the Dillon of Raymond lit-others.
«~Rousting Chickens. 18v lb. llnyrn‘.
State Highway Commissioner James
H. Macdonnld Is on the 11st of npcuk-
era for the nnnrrsi banquet of the Tar-
ringtou Wheel Club, January 26,
The board of control has awarded to
the” Journal Publishing Company. oi
Meridcn. the roritrut-r for printing the
report of we bureau of labor statistics.
wUmbrellan. Umbrellas. O'Brien.
Mrs. 1., C. Wilson returned to her
home in New York. l-‘ritlny Itfil‘rililtlii.
after having spent several darn with
Mrs. Charles 111. It‘l‘i‘l‘lli, tri’ Bayviuw
uremic.
It is reported that very large cod
fish are being caught by oysturmen in
1%; sound (for fisherman out of
can within the past few days
delight u opti- which weighed 411
pounds.
«Breakfast, Baron. 1215c lb. "11ch
' ‘K‘fibiss‘ii’hi“" ‘ av."
I will Md ms with
Mons. some at this simple preparation
for the rum of Mscorrhoea. 1cm
lion. ”Displacements. Falling of tin-
th beauty or Painful Periods, Tu-
mm m Hot Flashes. Desire
feeling the Spins.
Pals the and all audio troll
bios.“ all ‘Iotid address. To not:
on at ushering so ms 1 will s:-
om 'I‘nstmst.
{Isis a successful
typo deals. to marine it will only
asst about 1! deals I wool to guards
a sure. 1 e not with to sell you
s. other sum or it
lash tut. Address Mrs. I
in. mm
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, relight) embraces star 160 names. andm
who 11
item. in the upper bouts of congress.
“These were Cultural Josopli E ileum
Includ among the state oi'ilslale. two
u long represented Connec-
of Hartford. Meteor in 1846, who
died shortly after the expiration of his
term In the senate and Senator 0r~
villa 11 Plait, who win a member at
the senate at the time of his death
He had an extended career in state
political rue. beginning as clerk at the
state senate in 18113 and 1859 score
iary. of state 1867. representative from
Merldcn 18114, and again in 18119, when
he was speaker: state popular 1861
and 1861mm United States senator
from 1879 to the tlrne of his death.
Other fainter state otllclnls passing
alway during the year were alt-Comp-
troller William ll}. Scely. 01' Bridge-
port. 1903-06, and state senator 1991.
and Edwin A. Buck. of WllIitnuntic,
treasurer 1877 and 1378. whose ser-
life. He represented Ashford In five
sessions between 1869 and 1875.111“!
wan senator from the old Thirteenth.
district in 1876. ills last: appearance
In official life was as a bank commit:
aloner,1893-95.
Seventeen former senators dictl dur
ing the year. Judge John M Hall.
who died early in the year, served but
a single term, 1899, but had years 01'
service in other capacities; live terms
in the lower house. {ram 1870 to 1882.
including the spenkershlp in the last
year. and a your or more on the sup
erlor court bench until his resignation
in October. 1893. to accept it vice
presidency oi the New Haven road.
Another widely known senator was
Isaac B. Bristol, of New Milford, the
most: prominent resident. of that place.
who was senator in 1879 and 18811, and
served tour sessions in the lower
house. Nathaniel 11 Stevens had an
equally extended service during his
residence in Hartford. as senator in
1868 and live terms in the house. the
last in 1877. He removed to Winsted
and for many years was the editm- of
daily and weekly newspapers in that
place. Colonel W. 11. Hayward. oi
Colchcsicr, senator from 1877 to 1881.
also served three years in the lower
house. and was a railroad commission-
ar from 1880 to 1893. Other former
senators whose deaths are recorded
were: Darius Crane, of Ellington.
senator it: 18113: David Greenslit. of
Hampton 1896; Joseph D. Burrows, oi
Eastford. 1889- 1870: Elbirt A. Wood-
ward. of Norwulk 1870: Fred P. Bis
sell. or Hebron. 1871; Horace E. Hick-
cult, of Bethel. 1867, who was in the
house In 1848; William C. Hough, of
Essex. 1874: Royal M. Bennett of Der
by. 1877; George A 010011, of Chester.
1899:1lew1tt C Bradley. of Weston.
1901, and John Dirge, of Bristol. 111911.
Two former speakers of the lower
house died during the year, as above
noted, Senator Plait and Judge Hall.
Among prominent representatives who
passed away were: John ldnes Water
bury 1903: Albert. M Talinudge.
Bridgeport. 1884; 'John D. Yule. Witt
cheater 1882 and previously sheriff of
thchlleld county: Daniel .11. Chase.
MlddletoWn, 1862 and 18611. of educa-
tional fume: Judge F. 1). Nylon Win-
chester, 1872; Silas R. Holmes, East
Hatldam. 1861, and later a county corn-
missloner; William H. Yeomans, of
Columbia. 1863. Amos Penile, who
represented Somers In three sessions.
was sheriff from 1863 to 1869 and a
county commissioner at the. time of
his death: William H. Bentley New
London. 1883. and A. I). Putnam. ot
Killingly. 1903.
Five had the unusual honor of hav»
lug represented two different. terms in
the lower house. via: George lmigdon.
Coirhesier, 11153. and Plymouth. 1859:
Clifton l’cclt, Ccnterbury, 1978. nnrl
Plymouth. 1893; William Mix, Chesh-
lre. 1847. and Wulllngford. 1964; Rob-
ert 14. Limburner, Washington. llitltl,
and Oxford, 1872, and Norman Smith.
Manor. ram. and Sumatra 1871.
One member of the constitutional
convention. of 1902 passed away.
ilcorge W. Wullucc. of eridlebury. ()1
the 11111 members oi that body six orb
t-ra have died. vim; Governor Andrews.
president of the convention; A. A.
Rednclrl of F‘ z'rrmlugton: the Hon. Rob
art .1. Vance, at New Britain 1). ii
liott-ltkluu, 01‘ Prospect. A. N. Woolimn.
or Writer-town. Ralph W, Storm. of
MunuIIt-ltl.
’I'Iw senate or 11:05 In unbroken by
deaths, but iht- houuo hm: two var-an
clou. George W. Wallace, of Middle
bury, and Representative Pierson. of
Cromwell. who tlloti during the sus-
trlou. The senate at 1908 iii also tru-
broiten. but the house has ilvu varuu
clcu 1‘an Kelly, of Nowtown. and
Wallace 1’ Hayes. of Iiurkhaniiitod.
died during the session, the letter be
but killed In it railroad accident at
Bridgeport; flurry 1.. Andrew. of Wei
colt died In August following the sen
stop. and Henry 8. “WM. of Glaston-
bury. and A 1) Forum, at Kitiiugiy,
din-Ins the [111111 year.
Th a senior member to date of nor-
vicc who died duria the past your
was William Mix. a Cheshire. 11147.
ids-Senator Hickok. of ilethul, was in
the harm or 1841i and ctr-Mater
all“. of Hartford. side on the stuff of
Among others well known In point
out clinics who passed away. worn
Sheriff Jackson of New Morton coun-
ty. N. 11. thcitiey. of Hartford. anar-
trimester-finer» in 11184. Dr. 111. 1..
w Haven. surgeon‘ssnnrsi
during Governor Walter‘s Ministerial-
tion: colonel it. It. draws. or Hurt.
torn. assistant Militant oral ur-
ing the sonar scrim (‘0 shot (it: ribs
VA. Jewell. or Huttord side on Gov
,ernor Jewell's suit. that Thomas N.
Day. of Hunter. side on the stud of
Governor Holley. “61..
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HEARING II'ONE COUNTY OOH»
”NOWHERE.
The County Commissioners roster.
day gave a h upon tits petition
of the Auto can Wench Tols-
{large 3?“... user arming?“ we pool”;
can
aid“ iii ,
vice was an extended one in political .
Yellow to. ”sealant
the announcer
um miter
‘ . unite Milli! ,1? Id
1am linguist who? llll arid inor-
riag‘ea (diluent
W alle 1% 11¢.”
constitutional.
Isis in a tit tar
their no plantati-
out of seven!“
'1‘ hot-ghosts
Ida ii. Tilllilip,“ from Le Grand
Tallulah. of Dddbury, Mfor assertion.
Name changed to IdaM .Piere.
lineal: Farrell or Bridgeport from
David 13. Farrell. or woodman:
state prison. The defendant. on June
4. 1903, at the May term of the su-
parlor court, plead guilty and were
convicted of an assent with lntentw
rape Alice Chase. and was sentenced
to state prirtlonr for not. less than
three nor more than live years and be
It: now serving the sentence. Pialib
tiff’s name changed to. sultan Halts.
Idllon 1.. Auhworth. of Bridgeport.
from William Aehworth, of parts tru-
known, for assertion. Name changed
to Ellen muster.
Charles C. Hicks. of Bridgeport .
from Charles L. Hicks. 01‘ Shhaalito.
California for desetilon. Change 01'
name to Cornelia Cooper granted.
Eunice S. Cunningham was til-
vorced from John S. Cunningham. on
grounds of his being. habitually In
toxicated. Permission to resume her
maiden name.
William A. Nichcls secured a (lit
vorco from Sarah J. M. Nichols for
desertiou.
'l‘he tomplaint oi Mamie E. Hollo-
han. ol’ Nurwnlk. against James H.
Holleltan was dismissed The case
was brought on the ground of intoler-
able. cruelty.
The case of Grace M. Call against
Walter N. (lull did not materialize.
llurry W. Roscoe was granted a tit-
vorce from Blanche S. lluscoc for tie
sertion. They Were married in Ridge-
Ilclti and liver! In Bridgeport for about
a year. in August. 1901. Mrs. Raacoe
returned to her parents In ititlgcflelri.
Mm.
STOP THAT COLD
or it. may result. In Pneumonia. Dra-
zlllan Balm is breaking tip colds when-
ever tried. almost without exception.
10. 25. 600 and $1.00 battles. The Clit-
t‘ord; Baxter's and Piaisted's. "
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were issued January
911:. 1906.
List. furnished from cities of A. M
Wooster, solicitor of patents. Bridge
port. Conn.
Willis 1“. Hobbs, Bridgeport. 2 pal-
ents. nail puller, container punch.
Herbert B. Ray. Bridgeport, can
opener.
Alex. Luubschcr. Bridgeport, rnftllng
muchsniem for sewing machines.
George M. memes and J. S. Pinch.
Bridgeport. Sewing machine bobbin
winder.
J‘. V. A. Kinney.
themostailc switch for
lamps.
Ernest Pastors. New Haven. rom-
blned tweeters, needle and eye curm-
to.
F. B. Silusicr.
lr.. New
the
lluven.
electric
New lldvcn, wire
straightening and cutting off met--
hlne.
Max. C. Zangc, New Have ', lathe
attachment.
Prior Csporale. Hartford. safetly
condor-d support.
1“. (1. Johnson, Hartford.
tor.
A. D. Newton. Hartford. electrical
heating system.
1m 11. Spencer, Hartford. rotary mo~
Ioi‘.
Morton C. Talcott. Hartford. 2 pat-
ents, variable speed gear: transmis
alon gearing.
D. F. Graham and F. A. Fox, Siam-
t‘ortl. combined sparkcr and governor
for gas engines.
Charles 11‘. Coley. New Britain. .‘1
patents: lock and latch flttlngu. sash
pulley; lock.
Henry (1. Volgbt. New lirituln, lock
and lutt-lt mechanism.
1. .1. Hopkins. 'l'orrington. purl hold-
or.
Edgar It. Mann. Waterbury. tent.
19.1) Rockwell, Ilrluttil, trolley ut-
tuchmentn.
Amos Shepard, l’iuntsvilln Insulated
recaptahlc for panel and switch boards
F1. ’1‘. Wheeler. i'lulnvlllo. panel but
out and receptacle.
Henry C. Beach and Ii. Kaycr; Morl-
don. 'J patents: supporting base for
railrluliilirii: mtp. lirmlgtru.
Trails Marks.
Challenge Cutlery i‘urp..
razors.
tluorgc. .I. Capt-wail, in.
purl retainer-n.
CHAMBERLAIN! COUCH REMEDY.
The many remarkable curt-s of colds
and grip attested by this preparation
have inside it famous over a large part
of tho civilised world It can always
be rInanrlud upon and la pleasant. to
lulu» it not only cruel colds and
grip. but counteracts any tendency to
yards pneumonia. It contains no
opium or other harmful substance and
may be given to a baby mt confidently
as to an adult.
Mum
AN IXTIAOIIDINMY escorts.
ans-fin.—
TItrss Namath Men in the [matey of
QM Concern for Over "up
You".
last Monday marked on extraordin-
tiff record in the lives of Aile Cola.
Wilton: Ambler and Horace Gibbs.
On that dsv the three men complsi
ad forty years or continuous services
in the employ of Hutchinson. Pierce a
Company have conducted a shirt
factory on
ty mm The 1104!th of the three
men is almost without. preoodsst and
so fares is known establishes a no
out for” least
in the town 6 Norwsllt. All three, were
young turn when began to work In
the factory and s1 have grown gray
iii the service
“All Till nibble all
“To troop the bod in tune,
Airs. Mary arowsfi were
calcula-
liridgo port,
liuri turd.
w..." WW
9" mom:
i'
W
gimme
”twinks“
s
iii-asst laxative l have
Int hirer
verses were granted by Judge. Alberto .
win street for lustful: . ,
o'f continuum service . ‘
WMHIW. A
March 6 this ”Ml my“: will be three
:ppol pinion United States
and condom hepatic to be
it out. , senator
it“ plummet.
r s have can
and each cost
data. When;
aim is tilted with aifother. Walter
F. mom 411111 Milk H. Roberts are
the Connection cadets who graduate
next Juno
usually most of the Connecticut con.
mariner: and senators have filled up-
enthusiasts to the naval and military
academies by . etitive examina-
tions though recon In some intsan
cos the candidates: have been chosen
helluva. examinations.
Brandegec- harshest: in the habit. of
. Senator
mun Henry has used. the competitive
examinations. As to how each will up-
poiut is yet to be determined. ,
TO adv 114 ALL STOCK.
was.
New Haven Ross Petitions The Mass-
hohuum Legislature.
The New York. New Haven, and
Hartford road has petitioned through
its counsel in Mmsschunorts. .i. S. Fen-
ton. Jr. to the nasachusetts legisla-
true for authority to acquire the prop-
ority of other railroads and for per-
trunnion to Increase its canital stock to
pay to: the cuts: ndlng crock of the
New Haven and orthhampton road
the Berkshire road and the Rhode ls-
Irrud and Massachusetts road.
A these roads .run in Massachu-
setts and it became necessary to get
legislative authority for the purpose
of furthering the plans of President
Mellon to lIIl/i! safely in the treasury
of the New Haven roatl all the star I:
of the various lines it. controls ,
There will. of course. be sortie heur—
lugs on the matter. at which time it
In expected that. the amount and unm-
lmr shares outstanding in each of
those companies will be disclosed
WILTON one one WILL GO TO
sursnton counr.
Counsel for John Corners. of Wilton.
have filed notice of appeal to the an
porior tourt of errors from the judg
ment recently given against their
client for damages of 311100 in favor
of Mary E. Jackson. by Judge George
W. Wheeler. ,
Wilton's famous dog case will now
go to the highest. court. in the state
for final disposition. Mrs thcitaon
was awarded the sum named on ac.
count. of u manliil' dog owned by Gor-
lram having jumper at her horse’s
head, causing it to run away and
throw her out of her lentil by which
she was severely Injured The appeal
is taken by Warner &: Goltlschmldt
and iiurlbuit A: Davis for Mr. Gotham.
Judge E. M. Ixmitwaod represents the
plaintiff in the action.
SOOTHINQ AND COMFORTING.
The aoothi wall and comforting effects
of DeWItt'u Hitsel Salve when
applied to Piles. some. cute. bolls, etc.
subtitles pain almost instantly. This
Salve draws'out the information. re-
duces swelling and acts as a whatno-
ient, thus circulating the blend through
the diseased parts, permitting or old:
ing Nature to permanently remove the
trouble entirely. Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy. '
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
NEXT FRIDAY'S ATTRACTION.
The scenery and costumes for Joe
cpl: and William Jefferson’s production
01 Sheridan's comedy, Tire Rivals. will
be entirely new and the scenic studio
of W. Croablo (1111 has just turned
out a new and complete set of their
best work. The costumes will In-
absolutely correct from plains that
were imported by the late Mr. .Icfl‘cr
son empowers ago, during his mom:
orublc European ongrrgt-tnt-nt. Friday.
January 111. In the date that. this ('(llll-
party will appear at iioyt'u Theatre.
and the late Joseph Jefferson Company
will be In support
QUINCY ADAMS SAli'l'i-‘ll DRAMA
Tthl)
Quincy Adams Sawytt that popular
novel which has 1'9anth tiit\phr~iimrrr-
uni sale of 200.0110 i'iIIIltli-t and is
known throughout this broad land till
"the bent New England story ever
written." liutl lit-on tirumutiatui and
put on the stage In a moat elaborate
manner. ‘ 'I‘bIs big production will be
soon at iloyt‘s Theatre on Tuesday
it b: the fashion now to rush the urn
inclination of a popular novel onto the
stage almost as soon at: it is out. but
In the case of Quincy Adams Sawyer.
the publishers of the book waited a
year. refusing the most fluttering of.
tort: from leading nianagoru through
out the country until they wore att-
sured they had the right man to tire-
matise the book. and the right parties
to produce It withibv Idea of holdtns
strictly to that sweet rural charm
which all readers have admired In
this story. The slot as been to rc-
prorluco with great It silty. on the
stage. the quaint characters and 11m
genuine New mislead homespun pt-
monster: in which they live.
film like” with!”
for their fitness rather than by court“
in... flatmates his ‘
. es
sodium}! rtb 111:1:
“Lucy and Nougat“!
liven tile liver"
9!. J. H. WHENOK
appointing candidates. while Congress» ‘
THE TRANSFER 13 REFUSED.
-——-—-_-
Decision of Count Commissioners In
emit Case.
The board of county commissioners
decided to ”tally the application of
Charles S. Smith. for a truest-ct oi
(‘Iiurlcs S. Smith from 31 White street
it) thri- corncr of Main and White
streets, Daubury. 'I‘hc denial is made
on the ground of the nusultabiilty ot‘
the location.
County Commissioner Peix made the
announcement of the decision of the
commissioners and in conversation
with The Dunbuiy Ntws. over the to-
iephone said that the board was gov
t-tucti lti arriving at the decision by
the propontiereure ill evidence in fu-
vtu of 1th tetnunstrante against the
transfer
I1 or ruul notices of the decision were
sent this afternoon from the other:
of tho commissioners In Bridgeport to
Mr. Smith anti to the counsel for the
i-mnonstrnntn.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle.
Del. says: “1 suffered tor years with
dyspepsia, used to have great distress
and belching. I tried everything 1
rmtll 1 took Brazilian Balm. and one
611 cent bottle cured me completely. "
For sale by It H. Plaisted. F. H. Bax-
ter and The Clifford Pharmacy "
CHOIRMASTER POOLEY RESIGNB.
will Not Be a Candidate for Flo-Em
casement by St. Paul's Church.
R. K. Pooiey. who for several years
has been choir master at St. Paul's
(bur-ch. Ira lilflttd llll resignation in
the hands at the Special music cour-
mIttce of the church elected at the
last meeting of the vesiry. Mr. Poo-
iey's resignation was handed to one
of the members of the committee to-
day. ’Tht‘ committee consists of Noah
Barnum and James Hull.
Mr. Pooley had tione faithful ser-
vices as cholrleaddr and has worked
wonders in the choir. Last year It
was found necessary to curtail the
choir expenses and the paid singers
were not reuengaged This circum-
scribing of his opportunities nmy have
Sit'inlvlhlng to do with his resigns
t on
“Truly miraculous seemed the recoi-
ery of Mrs. Mollie Holt 01 this place?
writers .1 0 ll. Hooper Woodforti,
'l‘cnu.. ‘rhr was so wasted by coughing
up puss from her lungs. Doctors (le-
olaretl her and so near that her family
had w nit-tied by hot- bedside fortyeight
. , WILL BE NIPPED UP W A JIFFY.
. PRIOE: HUT BEELING AGENT. MOURN THE LOGO.
. INGG AT 150 A PAIR.
could hear of, but nothing helped me
sNArrv sAnoArNs mess. AT runes emcee. Title! "11‘
moi-tr IN svsnv WAY sxoswiu'r
CHILDREN' 8 BLACK RIBBEO H 08!. ALL 911.58. 10:: A PAIN.
CHILDREN'S FINE BMGK RIB BED HOSE AT 12/36 A PAIR. ,
WOMEN'S EXTRA HEAVY FASIT BL AOK FLEECE LINED G'i’UOK
, EXTRA GRADE or womsts a unit cAsHMtnc crooKiNos Ar“
25.. A PAIR.
LAorss' FLEECE LINED veers AND PAnrs, ALL srzs‘s. 25c.
LADIEB’ EXTRA FINE QUALITY veers Ann eANrs A1- one.
rm: rLAr veers Auo PANTS; ALao moose. Tunseoumrs
WOOL. AT 75:. 3
ALL wear. PLAIN FLAT AND arseso‘ veers AND PAN‘re AT
$1.00.
83- 85 Washington Street.
The store to get. the Good To , ,_
Cheap Express Wagons. Sleds.
iable flyers, all kinds of toys, too gr, :.
to mention, at figures that. are record ,’
breaking. ‘
AT NELSON S.
VEILING.
NEW SPRING VEILINGS IN A LARGE VARIETY OF STYLES AND ', .,
ALL THE LATEST COLORINGS INCLUDING FOREST GREEN. FLUKE
liELlO’I‘ROPE, GARNET, SKY GRAY MAGPIE. NAVY, BROWN. BLACK. -:
WHITE AND ALICE 81.4(1' E.
we ARE ALSO snowmc A 0001) ASSORTMENT or .thik; _
suitors FROM 50c To $2.00 EACH. ' .-
N. 3. RYAN. I
85 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH‘ NORW
m“... M...,.~M-~.W»..a...——w ~ w...-
..... m...”
90 Positions
Filled by graduates of
Merrill Business [Julie 1:
The past 34 weeks.
Day School .................. . ...... $12.50 per month.
house: v..'hen at my urgent request Dr.
King‘s New Discovery was gIVen her..
with the astonishing result that In:-
movement began, and continued until
she finally completely recovered and
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