each «county lull.” ‘
e the sorts ‘ ,. sheiwas‘dstaln—
; ed .by a female prisoner who bacillus
hysterical and that Its the-million walk-
g‘, veringthe. Walla adios. the glass
; Kill!“ about her and her prisoners
with a mishtacm. ,. . ~ 1 . HI“.
‘ .i‘HONOhUb {Mays—“file tenors at
the settlement.” Molokai have held
lengthy and eloquently wot-decreasin-
tlons in the Hawaiian language. ex»
. ‘ '1 ‘.
. * (31800. May 8.~-A fire
#:3an the destruction to! from the San Francisco fire. They
' capital attire Prestdio in also raised a relief fund. representing
are more than, seven hundred the subscriptioa of 400 persons. Who
coherent this morning. in each gave from five cents up. The
dry or the hospital. Besides resolutions preparsd'hy the tenets are
‘ i- post. fire organflaflon but» of a profoundly religious tone and pro-
soldlers fought. the flames. ride for the forwarding of resolutions
“dry building and contents to Mayor Submits. of San Francisco.
‘ rot/ed. but by hard work the The money has been sent to the Hono-
odnflned tothat building and, lulu Boerd of Health. ‘ ,
’ Blohthe hospital, only a few * STANFORD UNIVERSI'I Y. Guilt,
our.» ' May arr-President David Starr Jor-
e‘dlcaldepartment of the regu» dun yesterday save this statement to
rill «has been putting into mac-1 the Associated Prcsslm-
with good results experience gain- An article published 'l‘uesday dc-
‘e‘camps established on the claringthat the university buildings
fill coast during the Spanish~Am- over thrown by the earthquake were
3 War. Sanitary restrictions have fallltily constructed and that specifi-
' " vided. There has been estab» cations had not been adhered to in
n a lawu south of the music their structure Was apparently based
d p Golden Gate Park a complete on irresponsible gossip. The build.
lochtol field hospital. A detail of loss under discussion, the Memorial
' it under command of captain H. Church. the new library and the new
Gilchrist. constitutes the admin- gymnasium were strong enough for all
ivgarorce. and the hospital has practical purposes. althoush the gym-
capacity or 300 patients. a]. nnsium was somewhat weak and the
.ibut.80 have been received to dome could have been set In a strong-
lilvery effort is being made by ornfoundation.‘ .
Ith commission to concentrate 1 There seems to be no truth In all
"pita! work at as few points as this charges which have been made. if
m e. and as rapidly as the patients there has been any grail in the con-
firm. the smaller emergency hospitals struction of the gymnasium it. remains
an be made comfortable at the larger for: the Uunverslty board of trustees
‘ ' that small ones are being label. to 'Prret it out. If there was graft In
- ' builhllng the oha‘ilegIandblibrary,flMrs.
. 7 ~st of the dru stores in the Stamford was sw n ed, ccuusc ese
liltrlzgtr’l’ot lull-nod werég decided upon structures wore but ill) out. of her
if terday by the health commission money and under her direction. Un-
.1, locations for free (lisponsaries. The doubltedly the Drover authorities will
' uppiies will’bc secured from the main rail in cumuetent engineers to loves~
mg suppiy'siation at the Presidio. Ilgiim the ruins. Certainly the new
The commercial banks belouglng to Stamford will be made of steel, of the
the Clearing House Association have best malel'lill‘lmd earthquake proof.-
ranged to open for new or "special" WASHING'I 0N. May 3.-Brigadier-
“aim,“ The arrangement is to rc- Gcneml Funston has advised the tnllr
solve all déposils that customers may tarr secretary that the lieudqumters
desire to make on new accounts. The of lhe Department of California will
do alters may check out lhose new be moved today from its temporary
£11068 Without restriction or limit. location in Fort Mason to the. Infan-
Vllhe plan was successfully adopted (tin ;[;;;:;L%flnlenl "t the Presidio of San
' 't anme’a .,
0:31;:ng gnfiaggelprggzrsli5n, if not a l NEW YORK. May 3.-——An important
rmjority of the business men who omission was made in the transmission
.ueretuanrm during illc. fil'l‘ Ihul of a dispatch from London last nlsht.
‘ithelr Valuables were lnclosed in fire- giving the chl (lf‘llle Joint (llfiilflicll
proof vaults. have wakened to an sent in Oakland. (.allf.. yesterday as
{ opiaasent surprise. Within the last. a result of the meeting of representa—
l‘l'Zv‘llours 570 sales and vaults have lives (”several British Insurance com-
belstl ‘GpenEd in the district cast of panics interested in the San lirnnclsco
well and north of Market streets. disaister. 'I‘hc message should have
. - :4 .of rem: .
wiggling? :33: “:Iigl'Alt‘lrltnnt’exnta “l‘llder any circumstances the. Brit-
; di‘intact. in many cases a pile of lab Unites Will only pay the Imses for
«Mss'represenled thousands of dollars' which they are legally liable. since fo
worth of accounts. lzo berorld their contracts would be
' While it Is difficult to give cxuct Illulgai. illey cannot recognize any
tires as to losses and Insurance In liflllillll‘ 101‘ (1301889 {by cal‘lllllunke
attention with the iii-Q which has whom no fire ensued. nor lor dumugo
fated such if large portion of by fire to fallen or parlly fallen bulld-
Frdncisco. close cslimstcs have insa.‘ nor for damages to buildings
1“ compiled‘wlllrh show that Ulf‘ pulled down or destroyed by order OI
Will property iosgeg m the city is thu'Sau .li‘l'anr-‘is'co authorities.
close‘to 8850000000. '1 NEW HAVEN. May dr-JllOlllils F.
. Trolleyollrs will be operated on Mar- Huollvr. slull- treasurer of tho lied
‘kfit street today between lhc ferry Cruse Socimy, today received the fol-
nd Vale-cit street. lcwiluz addiitionpl slubscrlpllops lo inc
All I ‘ Horton has filed Ills cslimaic Sun ‘ranr aco um :
‘oi'tbg‘ifielpts and expenditures of tho FHHFUOI‘G. 310.010} NDW Hflvfillr. 3...”,
.clty for the coming fiscal year, up to: Bristol, $131.75.}Iyatir’. 30m. mult-
jtfigtlres the latter will amounl to u Int: ll total of Sli,0ui..’0. Fills brings
'MII of $8,648,400. As the fire has rc- ill" lzi'unll total for lilo. state to 892,-
». d the Value of assessable propm'liv 805-59.
” - .‘ ‘.ii on cut-i
. thlasnmlllltlgg.mufly $2 0 METHODIST OFFICIAL BOARD.
' be water com any has bocu nuliior- ,
T to dellvep wgttur l0 puppy lfllllldl'.“ Nor-walk Church Holds Annual Meet-
tho city provided the chimneys have mg and Elect. 0mm",
3190!! inspected. The annual meeting of the Norwalk
A The 30¢“ “Will’s“ WW" undertaken Methodist Episcopal Church Official
.flliemltically the cure or Jupaucfie Bourdwns heldlsstcvcning. The fol-
‘1'01111093- Gill 0! ”i" 10.000 Japanese lowing officers were elected:
inflicted by the disaster approximately vpreu.,wr._p. Warren Fitch.
{.000 have been mu *0 the inlel‘lor- Financial Secretory—~Floyd 'r. Rus-
Kftotit 8.000 are ill the various rollof C”...
MD! in 3R“ Fl‘fimilfii‘o and 3‘90“ “l Secretarywllenry Chaslnur.
will“. The “PM?“ governmenl li‘inancc Comnllttcewllcnry 1’. Price.
' VIM I ltoniribuiluu 0' "5.000 Henry S. Bullock and i“. 'I‘. Roscoe.
in secure“! rolls In the my Various other committees were also
"1.00 prisoners whose crimes appointed.
plain drunkenness lo bru- ......__.___.
harder knoll in prayer when the NEW RAVEN TEAM wow
“like of April I8 shook lilo llll” W
limit from 11””me '0 IOWI’I‘ lOIl~ Harstrom's Baseball Tum Defeated by
li-herdsncd men and mulch up: u... Yale's Yesterday.
ad to God In allure lllvul. 'l‘Iu‘ll' 'I‘ho liuratrom bueebull team played
yarn for deliverance would only in" Hill Yule Seniors on the Norwalk
tarot becnmc apparent that ii"- nl- Amusement Park, yesterday afternoon,
is could do ooihius fur liwm and the score was 19 lo ll in favor or
asarlhunniu» had no twilili’d llilil Yule. Dcvlno and Perry were Ills
filled the roll locks that not a door battery for the Harsirom team.
Will be opened for nearly an hour.
limiter Want to witness such slums RECENT ARRlVAI. O! VIIOILO.
9“ mid Prison Matron Ryan. of RIABCONBM’. Mu.” May {Lu-Tim
central prison station. whownuou steamer Baltic. from Liverpool for
‘. When the lrulublt-s v-llmc. lhlu New York. was reported by wireless
pm, "more was nomvlhinii like when the vessel was one hundred and
ti? Milli and IWl‘niy'IW" Womuu in ten miles east of the Nantucket highl-
on the mot-ulna of the perils “hip at map a. m.
In our department liters/warn he will probably reach her dock
. creatures churned with all up at 8 o‘clock Friday morning.
crimes. many of whom I new YORK. May dr-Al'f'lllt‘ll: 8ft!!-
heroics-iv ioni- They cried mar Nor-d America. from Genoa and
liked for mercy When lhc Naples.
and pleaded pitifully for ‘
at. one cell mold be opened flmwgn Grumman. of Clark limit.
1 ultimo my cherries of this was admitted to the Nor-walk Minolta]
Itself on the hard cement trulay for treatment. .
cured up ll fervent prayer
2
ll. III about all only to drown trouble
0 ‘ mutant of the male prim in drink as it is to put out a fire with
E ‘ lilo were the summit
n... ,w .. wfinmw .. mm. .
, ~-..m. . . mm
l?“ o 5.800 lusty People
' .Wl‘lgs Accounts in this Mutual savings institution with
Mrs. we? wss’the-last‘nersos to I
use . under . the . immense class some
a mass meeting. at which they adopted ‘
pressing sympathy for the uniforms.
' stills naval riation bill. .
barn youm eon
culling yourprlirpts
ills to as; g W“
a. women it ossi-
eaoe with "moani-
aues‘oovers inflate“
many, years. -, ,
. Mrs. Pinkhsln is the
den hirer-Index of.
Ly a E. Finishers,
and for many your: . ., '
underberdirectlbn. ‘ ‘
and since her do-
oease.ahe has been .
advising sick wol
men free oi'charge.
Many women « ‘
suffer in silenceand drift aloe from
bed to worse. knéwtng full we 1 that
they ought. to have in) late assist~
once, but a natural modesty. impala
them to shrink from exposing them-
selves to the questionaland probable
examinations of even their family
physician. It is unnecessary. Without
money or price you can consult a we-
man whose knowledge from actual ex-
perience is great.
Mrs. Pinkllaln's Standing Invitation.
Women suffering from any form of
female weakness are invited to promptly
communicate with. Mrs. Pinkhem. at
Lynn. Mass. All lettaraare received,
opened. read and marvel-ed b women
only. A woman can freely to. k of her
private illness to a» women; than has
been established the eternal confidence
between Mrs. Plnkham and the women
of America which has never been
broken. Out of the vast. volume of
experience which she has todraw from.
it is more than sible that she has
gained the very howledge that. will.
help your case. She asksnothin in
return except your good-will. and or
advice has relieved thousands. Surely
any woman. rich or poor. is Very foolish
if she does not. fake advantage of this
generous offer of “distance.
If you are ill. don’t; hesitate to get a
bottle of Lydia. E. Pinkham’sVegetnble
Compound stones, and write Mrs. Pink-
ham. Lynn. Mass. for special advice.
When a medicine. has been successful
in restoring to ‘leslth so many women.
you cannot well an . without trying it,
" I do not believe i will help me."
OPITUARY RECORD.
pawn Kurds.
The body of David Keyos. of West-
porl, was taken to Danbury. yesterday
morning on. the 10:40 train. and from
there to Millcrlon. N. Y.. for Intel"
mcnt. Mr, Keyes died in Wesiporl.
Sunday. at the home of his daughter-
in-Iaw, Mrs. P. G. Sanford, with whom
he had made. his home for Illa past
ten years. He was eighty-six years of
ago. Mr. Keyes was a resident of
Dunbury during his early life, but lived
fol~ many years In New York city.
MRS. GEORGE W. BELDEN.
Mrs. George W. Boldon. of Newark.
N. J.. formerly of Norwalk, dicll nl
noon yesterday at her home. Heart
failure was the cause of death;
In addition to her Ilusllnnd Ihe dc-
l‘llncral services will be held from the
rcsidcncc of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Chm-Ion lv‘. leonlis, 62 Bullion uvcnuc.
Norwnlk. Interment will be In Norwulk
CL'lllt‘ll'U'.
JENNINGS MURDER TRAIL.
NEW HAVEN, May 3.——lu tho.
course of his testimony in the .icnll.
lugs murder case today Coroner liJII
lilx road from his notes made at the
shoot her. saying:
"If you don't keep slill l‘lI blow
your brains out."
'iaylor also had admitted that he
had told his mother that they must
shooting, the scene of which was t
in: blot-ed at a chore resort not ill ,
away. In regard toMrs, .lonning’n told
’lIIIOII the coroner shouted that the
woman had said that she did not know
her son had the revolver when-they
wv-lll out to meet bur lltlllbllnllwallt‘
had also described the shooting which
was preceded by a fight. In which the
husband said to is'atopson. ”It‘s be-
llsiween you and the." Then two shots
were fired. and‘fho husband suill he
was hurt and wanted to be taken
home. \ .
iNVIITlGATINO AGRICULTURAL
OIPARTMIN'h
WAISHING'I‘ON. Mlly ii.--~-ln the
house today Mr. Littloflcld. Mains. pre-
rented it resolution aulhorizlng the
committee on expenditures of the art
culture! department to send for flor-
eous and papers In the proposed Inves-
llgsllon of that department.
Mr. Williams. Millet. resdrvs the
right to obieclultld whilotllis lam-
tlgatlon was important If wits hot lulu
as Important {is providing schools for
the children 0 till? Indian Territory”
muleuplsted inf a statehood... Iii.
All he objected resolution ‘lvmlt
over. - ,, ,l
Mr. Foss (lll..l then moved instills
house resolve itself Into the will ,
lbs of the whole for the occult! ' lent
to. Willi-tut _, at for v. sustain
the vote and til, it raised the mint or
an quorum. ,
’lne doors were ordered closed and
31.848.766.03
V Wit WM it «will: mus in site unseat/m turret} ’
' all must withsslsula dollar. Why not isle ”“9 '
d
: bring In the countess.
the sergeant at Kills “soldered to
WOOIIM “MAN GAOI. ' ‘
(zonsed is survived by several children.’
stand together in the story'nbout ting.
afternoon." "
ated by electric motors
lag the few hours of the
erument representative.
work of shad raising.
woolen mills at.R.ainbow and Poquo
nack are the ones most
to the attorney general
properly do.
REVOLUTIONISTB’ DA
can—-
BAKU. Caucasla. Apt-l
rob the magazine in the
a tunnel 700 foot long In
From the basement of
house the rovelnilonists
constructed a completely
roofed with planks and
to u mlscalculation lbs
in the arsenal containing
lully discovered, by- an
int; houses. But. owing
Expected.
S'l‘. PETERSBU R0. Ms
other colorless.
the lever 01- the Dosslhll
ed to he a oileffll sign.
(Country) carat--
poror had no intention of
part of the lower house.
The "Mills Shim (Our
‘4
. salons.» . x,
‘ t, lagoon the? donncoticut ' .
. River" {from “Hadiynle yesterday»
.Wlnll r. wherein will lie-put to use
. ,vary'lloeu hatching out shad by the,
.. hundreds of thousands.» Th0 ‘ boat was
kept at 0dest during- the winter.
but. lately has been at Hadlyme. Yes.
“I'll” nothing the commission's new
Isuach'twk it in low and lot. it to,
, Windsor a little after 4 o'clock in the
awhile shnd‘are being caught at
Windsor the water has not become
warm enough out for the eggs to be
in limiter shape her artificial treatment
and It may beawoek before the boat -
is but to much use. A choose in the Anything in the line of Floor Coverings we are prepared to furnish. All grades at music Carpets, Tapes.
lawman! setting a circulation of wet. .
or will be made this year. A flfiolfine try and Body Brussels Carpets, Velvet and Axminster Carpets, in a large and varied assortment of patterns.
ellzine has been used heretofore. but . ~ .
It hasn't Worked to the entire satis-
current is not on the wires. For that
time it is hoped the gneoieno engine Chinus. We also have the Crsx Grass Mntilngs in all colors.
will suiflce. George Fletcher. the gov-
Jected to, it is understood. The mom w........._...., M »
bers of the commission are uncertain MARRIED lN LONDON.
whether they can do anything about LONDON, May 3.~—2:30 p. in..~Mrs.
it and so have turned the matter over
he may advise them' what they can muffled here this afternoon.
» ' Whitelnw Reid and Mrs. Reid. the
Armenian- Sought to Rob the Mags-l, ' Ms.
1;", of the AMI“! at him. . ‘staif of the American embassy, l
(Correspondence of'AssOclated Prefllqtlibson and Mrs. '1‘. Moncure Perkins.
Int: plot of Armenian revolutionists to, Boxburghe. Charles Dana Gibson led
guarded by the Sallvausk Regiment
and containing over a million rifle cur-i Jacob Astor.
Iridizcs. the entire reserve supply
a” "*8 refllmenis composing the surmount-cu of England, Mr. and Mrs. will.
risou. has been accidentally discovered
when the conspirators were already on!
the very verge ofsucccss. They bored
of the arsenal. .» if was one of the
most pretentious examples of subter-
ranean work In revolutionary annals... m thcm b5. Mr. and Mrs_ Spener Clay.
way under several Intorvenlng rosi-
dancers at adeptnof twenty feet. They 'tho beautiful Cliveden estate. which
with electric light and electric bell ser—i
vice, connected with the stations of the
sovcrnl revolutionlsts on watch. Owing
burrowing upwards. entered. not the
nlulznzlne but up. adjoining store room
fore they had time to rectify their min.
lake the l‘eVOIIIllOMBIB We"? Mt‘ldl‘n‘ father of the bride nor William Wal-
ulurm was given: and troops were Im-
mediately thrown around the adjoin-
ol' the tunnel. the Armenian house
from which the conspirators started
was not. suspected and they had am-
ple time to escape. The entrance of
Vlhe tunnel was eventually discovered
lby volunteers Who entered It from the
store rooln end and traced the subter-
ranean passage to Its source,
» U
"W’ ‘ l interruption by certain of
RUQBIA'B NEW CABINET- the e f y of Marion who object to liberal
W ' the hint of divorced persons in
Immediate Organization of It Is Now
mediate organization of the new cabi- ASWT'SMW ceremony with an 0m”
nct Is now anticipatedhAll the minls- tlon.
b , . , tors are understood to ave placed re- , .
$3555 ‘31:: ll: lilies: Jllg'lgls'n'lé “Ix"auvn” I“ the emperor's hands Br Th“ °““°““ °’ ‘h" m" 3" “mm“ '
told him that before leaving home. lo 8d” M” Goremykin as premier, the ml?" the incoming oflleavon to your. I
go with his molher lo mcct Jennings slate '3 said "9 Include M' Stolypin. se '
ho had put it revolver in his pocket. :39!hlzfistrgfigrf’fmsa‘gfifaog’rffilgfi‘tg ” '
a“ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' J ‘a ' ' . .
lht’l‘l W‘Ll; $3332: airmail,“'1':‘l,l)"'::f tor of Finance; Prince (lanolin. profes- NEW YORK. NEW HA VIN &
bur husband ’l‘uylor threatened taro" 0' physics M "‘9 Academy ”t
Sciences. minister of ways and com- MENTOR," RAILROAD'
giunifihions; M. Von lgaufma’n, a inept. 7mm”. ’ .
or o e council of t s amp re. re s- l . '
ter of education: Prince Sherman mum “.V.mh.r 13'1”. Oradlt anllegefl are SO. Advant'
shakmatoif, pl'ocurator ot the oly .........' .
lonodJnd u. Stehcglovoroff, mlnllter Luv; .00?" NOWALK‘ iron
of Justice. All are bureaucrats. but
The future policy of the government A- 1‘13“” 5133‘. ““1. 3:133.
is so carefully guarded that the papers 5350. 5:55. 7:48., 8:18. 0:42. “088
are nonplusscd as to whether Count 9:383. 0250. 10:50:. 11:05, 11:11:.
Wilts“! dowufallrmeans a reversal of
Inc a common smund In Parliament. lilacs. Mix.
The majority of the papers attribute . lands
the. fall of the cabinet to the bad ro- A. I.-ll:llx.‘ Big. 5:401. It“.
caption oi the draft of the fundamen- 0:“: ‘
lal laws. and it also involves thawith- P
drawal of letter, which is beIIeV- 7:18. 8:00;. 8:183. 9:583. 10:14.
"The passing of Wittel with whom ’25:} ”0:010. 5‘93“?” “W" 0:08. ,. ,- _ fl - “M
. . . .
garbage? czal‘t’l'anoto‘wpgrk. ‘35:: :39 “lamina wnsumorou. May s.~'l‘lle senate
lhgh'z’vngnlaélr‘g'mftmgmgf'zm, Mix, Mix; 4:08. cu. 3:08;, 0:09. cd not to report the house bill to air would permit undulations to matte on.
very suspicious thinks It premature
t0 Imagine that Witte's departure is
a declaration of War against Purine 7:
moral}. elm s ill d war II 81's 16 :5? 0085.1031. 2.31:: t on. ‘
e orcsarseos‘ :,l i 3.: ,l
Wittn ministry as the natural sen»'I:ilB. nest. . ‘
hence of the unanimous protest of tile . ‘
I
brass attain-Milt draft of the funds. 1’.
W
carpi-noun. undress: Why she
so hatching
faction of the commission and this “gagging...“ all sizes, Including the large cal-pct sizes, of which we have beyond a doubt'tho largest as,
{Ediei’fi‘mfii giffinfifigfi'figfi sortment ever shown in town. and at the prices we are selling them we can save you money. ., '
. except dur’ ’ _ .
day-when the MATTmes—We have a full nssdrtmcut of all kinds of mailings, Including new patterns in fancy laps and
arrived In
Windsor yesterday to take part 111 the FIBER CARPETs—A full line of Fiber Carpets, In very choice patterns and in all quantities. urge also
The m, commission has referred to Rugs and Art Squares in the some material makes a very satisfactoryand inexpensive floor covering.
Attorney General King a petition of ‘ ‘
Windsor citizens that something be
done to stop the pollution of the Farm-
! ‘ . ‘
Eifé’éinfi‘lfl ..‘ll...'.‘.l',"§uil‘é 32335335 ~ _ TRISTRAM 8r HYA'I'I', NORWALK, CONN. ‘
seriously ob-
‘ ' were
m order mm.- Nannie Shaw and Waldorf Astor
. Only immediate relatives and Ira. .
mediate friends of the hcouple Intent!t of ‘
the arrangements so t e congregn on
“ma PLOT. was small.‘ it included Ambassador
H. iiiillllid to.
[land Furniture Need Nul Be
Expensive
lullliiulv
and if you are an
economist this fact
will become appar-
ent to you. the in-
stant you behold
our magnificent
stock and become
acquainted with
our easy terms. We
would also like to
explain to you our
Reginald Breaks. Mrs. Charles Dana
‘ 18““5 dar- sisters of the bride. and the Duchess of
arsenal here. the bride to the altar and the groom
‘was supported by his brother, John
After the ceremony.
{oriwhlch was the simple one of the
dart-Astor drove to the office of Wil- ‘
Iium Waldorf Astor, on the Victoria ;
.elubankment. where Mr. Astor Is lying
the direction. ill. to receive his congratulations. Mr.
and Mrs. Waldorf will spend the hon- ,
eymoon at Fort Manor, Surrey, lent
an Armenian
worked their
Later on they will go to the continent.
. The newly married couple received
many handsome presents, Including ‘
sided tunnel, Mr. Astor presented to his son with
””0“de it all Its contents as a wedding gift. Mr. .
Astor also gave the bride a tiara, In
lwhich is eel the famous Saucy did
. mend. weighing 53% corals and valued .
illnnclers "Hal. 875.000. The groom's present to »
the bride was a necklace formed by
three rows of superb pearls.
uniforms. Be» The, wedding originally was arrang-
ed for late in May. but as neither the
ofllcer. the dorf Astor was likely to be able to go ~
about for some weeks. both oddly
enough suffering from severe attacks .
\of gout. they urged the young couple ;‘
to fill an earlier date and today finally
was selected. ,
Only a few days ago the London -‘
papers formally announced that the ,
wedding would occur May 19 and other '
dates had also been chosen and then .~
(only abandoned. The object of
'.. quiet. marriage was to prevent: .
to the length
party or otherwise. One of these '
‘church whether' they are the aggrieved
clergy had threatened to interrupt the
C R E DI '1‘ PLA N
y 3.-—The lm- ' ‘ whereby
you may purchase a single “article
or furnish the . heme com-
plete on terms of payment which
cannot, but. appeal to you. Our
-.—.
Ina—u...- u... -«M...w. M .—
egeous, so Modern, so considerate
andso Easy as to make a cosy
home within reach of all.
H. KRIEGER 8: 00.,
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WEST WASHINGTON 8T.. SOUTH NORWALK.
NIW YORK.
P. Hui-18:498. 1:06. non. 8:81.
My of reach- 4:23;. 6:46. 33:53:“. 6:608. 1.17:.
.il.-r:m. noes. ma. non.
The film“. saw YORK ran copra nonwaut
usage of a bill
which would apply the coal land laws
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