llllilla Silli-
' rllorlldilil‘rlé.
m
(art. of the State Labor Bu-
» ,06 is made public today. In
_ 111211 on Commlaafoned sobvlllo
- .4etllll the absence from
statluvtical information
(1 Condition of Muuuv
which had been a prominent
11 previous 1"epona. Bearing
, in subject the comhliaaioner in
. rt says:
11 119 the act of Congress rec
lib Bureau of the Census to
d compile .cel'taln material
. glélllatics of‘Manufoctnrere
44 lent in 1905, and the 11911011
4111' determined upon being the
that usually occupied by this
1.119111 in the some Work {01 the
pose, it Willi thought that
1111' upon manufacturer-.11
from whom information
. light would result. it was
therofdle to eliminate from
buy reference to the con-
bunfacturers for 1905 "
. ruling the subject of new build-
or manufacturing purposes the
9.1111191 $1782 .663 in 1904, $2:-
13.” in 1903, $2 427 572.36 in
.121 .740. 68 in 1901,11nd $1. 919-
. 1300. Referring 1;. the subject
at 17111196th Commissioner. Sm:
‘fThe 91111101 dlnary activ-
continue in nearly all of the
:eenlera and in file larger
{‘6 xteneive operations in build
,mnumcluring purposes have
.911 with the several municipal
departments. ’i'hl‘sindicaled
,8 91119111 in conditions ill shared
1 the more important industries
' ”848 and may be said to be
0 factors—the unusual ac-
44 3!. (l9 and the relative nbaencc
fill Whing labor disputes. "
Tenement Houses.
rljlllg to the operation of the
W11 as the “’l‘enelnent House
a repolt says that the inw llilS
attention of the bureau. All
erected in the six cities com
3-311 the meaning of the not
were of the dcen'ipiion coulcm
y the law, and for which per
been granted by the lawful
W authorities, are described in
t. é‘mnpleted forms on file in “191111191:
0! the commissioner na roquil'ed by
law: -
Directory of Labor Organizations.
The .113qu dil'ecloly 01 Labor Unions
appears in the l'opoli (.0111 or plug
Which the commissioner says: "All 11x-
tra edition of ibis portion of tin- an
‘nllal publication has been issued ill
.1 Emphlet form in order to meet the
raordinnl'y demund.‘ '
*9: Public Employment Bureaus.
.. ‘bneernlng these offices the lcpoll
»= .11: . “There seems to be no llhnlc-
. ' at in the business ll'ullsnctrui by life
.1 ' as: employment. bureaus conducted by
. .- .4 the stale." Combining. the report gives
a compidtd‘nbulrucl of the business
done me plial. year and also 11 brlei re-
tvlew. of what has been accomplished
during the fifty three months that the
bureau: have becn in oper.nilon in
thin colluection‘; the roporl says: “Tilt-
‘ whole number of situations secured
tiring the year ended November ..10
305. was 8,694,11ud “during the filly
three months that 111.: oiliccs have
been in operation 'io (.09 persons have
b61111 furnished with employment
airlkou and Lockouts.
' A3- to industrial disputes Commie
.lllo'ller Booville buys ill lllH report:
';.‘-"l‘ll9.nunlber of new disputes record
'a ' by the bureau during the twelve
411th period of 1905 11-1119 somewhat
scene of those discovered during
1219 corresponding period of 1901. llllr
x disturbanceu being lilo numbor
(led in the earlier and lolly-live
V'ei‘llleb reportl-d in tho lulor
, . "l in the number of polwolls ill-
'yolvetl there link an llu-rl-nue Ill 1905
over 1904, there being. " bi. uranium-1111
Maxed during the year last
,1 9 days lost by reason of illl-ne
«11191. hawuvur, condlllonu am 1'..-
V dkdilr ill 190-1. 61,218 working
41111111111119 Will-l consumed. ill lin-
l.‘ wager. loot. alno, the amount.
in 1905 than in 1904. the total
? a your 'being $483,208.02 11,9
”Ind.” last year."
Combination: of Primal-o.
dorablo space in the report In
11W ll) a "documentary history of
.1'ganlzutlona of printers"
do! a photographic repro-
ha-only copy known to be
.. of ii. list of prions adopted
.. armingdolphla Typographic“
all
M 1;. 1h: Inllilll‘ln will».
, ml ilonor Scovllio devote: a
. Ill hill report to this allbloct
nu the interesting informa.
“Relative to chanson in daily
“but and prowling were
do a: the past thirteen years.
, Verona decrease in hour: of
the period mentioned was
. t. and the worn In:
or. of wares "I all bu ding
. 11111911 in the computation
4 4lmmiuraiion.
. . no l[report ill taken“ up
Mot lnlmlgrailon Colu-
a brief report:
. .4. at the conference of the
lion at New York. r9 ro~
admirer of” the 191
.4; handout.
' 11111911119113.7441
ll? related
all 1199 of manufacturing prom-.
plulll. ,
lost 2.0” in file procedlng 319.111"
oltlllona of the stat/:1 during “9 last
year. and also maker-.1 a lliirii your
comparison of the ratio oi poi4ulullon
to each patent granted.
The Appendix.
Contains a complete abstract from
the i‘evlaed alatnteu of ulldawa relating
to labor, as added in and amended by
the General Assembly of 190... 1
RAILROAD WAGES. '
m
Union Recognized by the Boulon and
Northern Officials. ,
BOSTON, Mauls , Mny 25.——~'|‘illc ngroe~
mont between the-officials of he Bou-
ton and Northern Railroad and the re.
preselllailves of the men. melnboru o
the unions in the several divisions was
noted on at meetings in the several
divisions last 11115111., , .
The mall gonorallv were highly
pleased with the agreement and it was
practically unanimously flL‘CeDlled.
The men are granted an inure-.1111- 1.1
wages, the sliding scale of payment
being retained. and the pellrl‘ods of
sflvice for additional pzly decreas-
ed.
The union in virtually recognized
and the agreement socclflesihat there
shall not be a strike or lockout and
that all differences resulting to wages
s—hull be nrbilrulcd, the comllluy and
union in each name a man and the]
89181“ 1. third. The decision of this
board Bllllll be final.
The ngrcemcul runs for lvvo yours.
and though going into l-ll'ool .‘lllnl,1 l, is
dated October 1 and will expire Sepi-
embcr 30, 1908. Wages of car linen here.
offer will be as follows:
First six months, 20 cents an hour:
second six months. 21 conic}; second
ilrd and fourth yearn, 22 (211111151, fifth
sixlll and seventh years, 23 cents:
eighth and ninth years. 24 cents. tenth
year and there, 25 cents.
No change is made in the hours, they
remaining 10 out of 12.
The agreement stall-u that. the com-
pany cannot, compel elnployrs to join
the union. but: guarantees no discrim-
ination against union members.
A MOUNTAIN OF GDLD
could not brim: as much happiness to
1.1.. LuclaWilke of Carolinll. Wis as
did one 251- box of 13m klcua Arnirn
Solve, when it completely cured a run
ning sore on her leg, wilicll had tor-
lured her 23 long wars Groaiosl
aniiS9iltic2he.1h-r of Pill-9, Wounds and
Sores. 250,11lF H. lluxlorfis South
Norwnlk audio .I’. Wood's, Norwalk
drug stores.
M
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 4ENCAMP-
MENT.
1 up New
law Ha.
Exercise: in Connection
Building Dedicatiou in
. ven.
NEW HAVEN, May 23—1-11) readi-
11:88 for the national convention of
lbe Knights of Columbus. Wllk‘ll will
be held in illlu oily week 4111191 llcxl
Supreme Knight Eduard l..‘ Honrn boa
nllluod sovorul of the illlpdiminl c-om
liliitrs who will have charge of the
despuicll of convention bulllncaa.
the dedicnlory exercised at the now
building on Chapel all-eel on lbe al-
ll-l'noon on June ii and collbulctrd lll(l
list. of banquet. speakers. Among the
committees announced arc lilo follow-
ing:
On lawn—4’. L. McArdlo, of Chicago,
John H. Riddln, of Dl-llvllr; William
P. Broen, of Furl Wayne, ind, George
F. Monaghnn, of Detroit; und .l. C.
Pellertler, of Boston. ,
0n credentials—~1muiol iiinlwoll. the
National secretary. Jlinmgi ll}. Reilly.
Providencsc: William iii Gulliver
Portland; Thomas 0. German, Seattle;
0. M. Mor.lu Albuquerqtle.[N. Mu; Vll
tor J Dor',l Augusta, (in. .,, George .Iay
Gibson. ain't p.11... Cily: Nilchael Mur
phy Dallas. Torn. John A. Bowler. Iiu
ron S. D; P.A .'.(lalv|u Tollonlo, Ohio,
James F Meaklil, Now Brllnlu. Conn;
B. In Dill‘ilml Portland Olie' . Dr. Kin
gorlcr Whooiina. W. V.' James J.
Fitzgerald Mlliunviliu.
o—u—a-W-w-w-ir-
WAR AGAINST CONSiilMPTION.
All nations are and avorlng to
check the ravages of ltomlumpllon
the “white plague" that. claims so
funny vicilnln each your. Foley's
Honey and 'l‘ar cures 01111th and colds
perfectly and you 1er int no danger of
consumption. Do not risk your
health by taking some ulnknown pro
paratlon when Foley' a ll any and TM
in safe and certain in r suits Allll
for Foley‘s Honey and Ti r and insist
upon having it. Pia atcd‘s Drug
Store. 1 “
VICTORIOUB ATHLET 49 RETURN.
Imallpox on 9...... Flopibllo Delayed
Her Lnndln no
NEW YORK, May 25.. The Whito
liter Liner Republic. in. all on board
the victorious American athletes who
completed in the Ohm lo gamer) at
Alhein. Greece. arrived Quarantine
at 5:10 this morning.
of mailbox on board all will be 1191
talnoddor several hours. '
Hundreds of friends are on hand
prepared to give the wold champions
in raining reception whu the 91911911-
er docked
The cone of amullpo was in the
neuron-4o. The patient a boy. Wall.
removed to a hoapltul ll Brooklyn.
11 passenger-ll
were taken to n 1191111111..
observation; and wtho‘ R . lblic was din
rooted to remain at the u‘uurnnliuo stun;
lion unill thoroughly of infected. 'i‘l'ld
“foreman... ,
' mum—din:
1.... 'rd 1'
azure-alt in 119
W
1
or flu mould. .
llll
“1211.111
Ho
also has formulated the program for'
hospital for '
simmer will probably a t be rolelnled4
if.
,‘4... \
proof packaga.
the whole of it.
as common tub butter.
New flawed and
NEW HAVEN, May 215.~wClll-leinu
E, iloulllcy has rolurucd from Old
l’oilll (Tallul'm't, where he has. been 11l.~
lending 9121111101154 0f the Supreme 00.1111
1‘” of the Royal .lrf'unluu. The other
rcpl'esulllaiive of the Supreme Coun-
cil from (‘.onllr-i'licul was William A.
ll. lluiflold of Bridgeport.
Mr. l'iondlc)‘ mild today that
mold. important action taken by the
Supn-nm (loam-ll wax the :uiopliou of
.111 amendment. whiqh gives members
of lilo order opiions in lake the A. in.
iIIv' of rates iii any limo, This is con-
Sidorcd a i'lllliEUHHUll for members oi
the order who have been protesting:
against 11..» advanced run-r. lllllili.‘ some
months ago.
8100 REWARD, $100.
The readers of this paper will}!
pleased to learn that there is at )9 1
one dreaded disease that ucicnca has
been able to euro in all its stages, and
that is (‘alarl'h Hull' :1 Calarrh Cure
la the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Caiarrh
being a constitutional 'dlseaae. ‘ro~
quires a“ constitutional treatment.
Hall' a Culurrh cure is lakendnternully.
acting diroctly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system thereby
dcalroyiill; the foundation of the dis-
ease, and giving the pullout menu.
by building up the constitullon and
assisting nature in doing He Work
The proprietors have so much faith in
its ('nrulivo powora that "my offer
One Hundred Dollars for any 1'aaelllllt
it. falls to euro Bend for list of toll
iiiunnlala.
Address:
11‘. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo 0.
old by Dru lain 75C.
9119 Hall’s limliy Pills ior constb
potion. '
he
TO ESTABLISH FOREST RESERVE.
WASHINGTON. May 26. -'l'llallllllllii
(willlllllGB on algr'illlliul'l1 youior uv
renal-toil favorably a bill 111 untold all
foreal reserved in the Appalachian and
Willie Mountains. The bill in ill-lull
only the al.11111- all the one ull'oudy on
the. afllole calendar, and is the duo llo
llmny organizallons and individual
have pfillonod for. it in in accord
will. i n 1.113891111111111 of llw lain.» lie
bouillon from nevi-rill billion made to
the demolition about a mouth 11.10.1111?!
is considered a great Vliiiil‘y for the
mivocalra of forum vosorvcs it lull ara
ly probable. howevor, that tile bill will
hp glvou oousklerut on at this uouslou
.of cougr can. 4
FRTUNATR Missounlnlva.
"w 9n 1 Willi a d‘l'ulnrlllt. at Livonia.
M1... " writea'l‘ nwy or. now of
(liayevllle. M1... “lhruu yof my (“334261
morn were permanently (:Ill‘illil of 1.1111
implied by Di' Kinda Now llacovory
mm are wall and strong today 011..
was trying to sell him properly rind
move to Admin. but 11111-11 using New
11...... y a abort lime ho foillld it it'll-
1199999118 1:0 l'i'o up. i réiturd llr.
Kluge. um... 11.. the mold
wonddrful 1Wino 91119. in 9111919111191."
unrest cum. and Cold Guru and
Throat.” an Luna 1...... 14‘.(lillilrllrltollll
lay-F liter 1’1th il'a‘lk' dull
1’ Wood. ll 1' link. dragging.
1411111 51 'li'lill built 9 iron.
CONNECTIOUT
—-—Y40u’ll say it’s the: very best
,..4.. . , you ever ate—vthal's the uni-
versal verdict—~—every one who eats GOLD MEDAL
Can/1149:“ Bu'r'rlla says, “t(zat’s fine.”
good that after you qpce taste it, you’ll never
enjoy a meal without it. We .want you to know
all about this butter—we want yoil to realize
yourself, just how sweet, and pure, and good
illrr
It is made 111 the largest creamer in the
world—the only one privileged to use I a odorb
The cream used is the richest
produced anywhere. The greatest care is taken
in every part of the making. The butter is
packed fresh and pure from the churn, in a
package which keeps it so until you have eaten
This package is odor-proof, and germ-proof,
so that nothing can possibly hurt the contents. 4
You can buy this pure butter for the same price
Hadu’ t you better tr 1' it? Your grocer has it.
DILLON 6 DOUGLASS.
Hartford. Conn.
HOME FROM ARCANUM SESSION.
—..._—.
Hoadley Reports a Slight Concession
to Kickers Against Advanced
Rate.
4 Frank 1. Rodin-r11 pornllaulon to rennin
a... darn...
. out of it.
’ follow their urn.
Itsso
WHA‘l‘ To TEACH YOUR SON.
'l‘o respect rrligion for its own Sllki‘.
'l‘o lace nil difficulihs wllh coinage
and checriulncsa.
To form no il‘li‘llllfillll) that can
bring him into dug-Juan... associations,
‘f‘o respect ()llli‘l' pcoplc‘u convie
lions.
To rovl-l'cnco ll'mnunhood.
To live :1 clean lii'n ill thought and
word on well an lli'i‘ll.
Teach hinl that into n'lllulincab all
ll'uyu commands sum-nus.
Tim the best lbings'lu life are not
lllonl- lllnl ('illl lli' bought with mom-y.
That to minimum lll‘ must first learn
in ohm.
'i but illcru can be no .- ompronlisc bu-
iwrcn bout-air .lllll dishonesty
'lllai the villu-si of punctuality nnll
polilemns nl'l- .,\'('1- Hl‘ill filings in r-uili
\‘llll'.---~"l'}X('llllllyi'.
POSTMASTER ROBBED.
G. W. Fouls. Postmaster at Rlvorion
in., nearly lofil his life and was robbed
of all comfort. including to his letter
which says ‘l’or 20 yours 1 had
pllronlc liver complaint which led 11-
sbch a new-r11 case of jaundice tbal
even my finger nulls turned yellow
when my mum prescribed Electrir
Bitters: wlilrb cured me and have kept
me well for r-luvcn yearn " Sure cure
for 31100119111 1.3, Nouralgiu, Weaknom-
and all Slomllch Liver. Kidney and
Bladder dcrangcmculli. A W101! dorful
fi‘ofl’lc. Al F ii Baxter’s. South Nor.
‘wulk and E. 1‘ Wood's Norwaik, drur
atoms. on route.
$200 REWARD FOR MURDERER
SllIUCllllt‘ll of Greenwich offer 11 10-
111ml of $1110 in. llli'orluuiion lcndlnll
to the ul'ln-ul and co nvictiun of 11111
11-1 son gullll oi the shooting and kill
lug of l’-alri1h Finnegan on May 3,0
in that lou'u
'lllc man who colnmltloll the crime
is a young llalian namcd llominlco
lfouloniio. urvonloen yours of ago. No
weighs about lid pounds. has black
dark comph-xlon Wlli‘ll last seen he
had on a blown fedora hat. brown or
inllowiah colored stockings. willlli1
Elllll and dark trousers.
ONLY CURE FOR DYOPEPSIA. .. .1
Mrs r‘llluhliu 111mb. of Now Carlie.
hub, says: "i buffered for ,voalll wllb
dyapopuhl uni-d 19.1mm. great dialrolnl
lllld bolt-hiuu. l it'll-d everything i
could hour or but nothing helped me
mull I look llluzllluu Balm. and one
n: 1111111.. llnlilt' (lili'l‘l um complotely"
For tulle hr ll. ii l’luull-d l". H. Bull
191' and '11..» ( liffol'd Pharmacy.- 9"
nooom nzdovao FROM am.
The l‘t‘llull of the grievance (1011111111-
199. of tho Ii‘nll'llold County bur. giving
ull a member. was accepted by Judge
0113111“ in lilo allporlor court yolllcrlllly
lie lllllil: "'l‘hiu la a mailer ill which
ll" lllombora of Hill bar are more or
hula lnlormlloll no if thorn ll! anyone
who doalroa in 11111119 uh oh nation to
the acceptance of lull mom-1., u should
alum so now " No bbiuciiouu wore re-
pictured no the court made an order to
prune the mono of Frank in Rodgers
from the membership roll
DEATHS FROM APPINchlTll
duel-911:9 in the lame ratio filling. t?
or: of 1311.14416an vNew will iii:
hair and smooth face. and not a verv ~
3.3"
Bill ll m: Found Nibbllng the Rich
. Gran of Honey Hol liow.
(19011119 ’W Williams. for six months
1...... employed a: 0.1.1.1111... on Upland
Flu-ma, in 1.9113 1114139. owned by Mrs.
K. 11.1.1111} of No. 2 Grace Court,
Blookiyn sol one of Mrs Packer‘s
hOI'liBI-l early in May for $5 ’l‘llell he
wrote to Mill. Pucker who was in
Brooklyn thin the horse had died E
while he was driving in Stamford and
lie enclosed a 8i". hill in the letter. Mrs
Puckor made an investigation and it
diacioaed that the home wall yet very
much alive
Willlume sold it In the fir-at. place
it would seem hon. lille. invcuugatlou.
to Stephen Wood of Pound Ridge. and
received 310 for it Bubuoqueully Wood
sold it to Challon Brown of Redford
N Y..1'01 Sill. Mrs 11m... put tho
case in lhi1 hands of Countable Andrew
Schlerhlwnll and last night Mr. Sch-
.leclliweg and his colic-11,11,1111 Countable
lingo ()eiingcl' dashed out to Long
Ridge ill on llulomohlh‘1 and returned
wiih Williams. Williams had deepuloh-
ed hill trunk and war: preparing to
leave tho' farm when the ('lln‘illlbl83
nabbed him. They located ihe borne
'wuy up ill Honey Hollow, in‘Bcdford
N Y. It wall tethered in a woods
and there was a story to the effect
that the owner had instructions in
keep the animal out of Connecticut.
Honey Hollow never before hllil soon
an automobile. and Consinlflcn Schlecll.
W131; and Oeilngor say,“ will pol-“111'
again 1111.11. one under their auspice-.91..
They bad a moat depressing time try-
lng lo pick their way through the var—
. row lune-ll that answer the purpose of
highways They had Countable Krill
lid). of Bedfmgd along with them and
' he took charge of tho horse.
Wm-n- _—.—.
FORTUNATE FATHER AND SON.
I am as certain as i now live, says
Mr; C. E. Bartholomew, Kaisaska.
Mich, that Dr. David Kennedy’s Fay.
orllo Remedy. of Roudoul. N. Y.. sav-
ed my life when I was a vlclim of that
terrible disorder—~Briglll's disease. My
son had a fever sore on his leg; he too
used Favorite Remedy and is now well.
All druggisiu: $1.00; 6 bottles, $5.00.
Free Sample Bullies at R. H. Plzllsted's
II
..._~
1 OYSTER BAV WILL OBSERVE
FOURTH.
Big Celebration Across the Sound.
Many lili’lll yachts will sail for Oyu-
lel' Buy on the Folu'ih of July, whore
arrangements are lll‘lllz lllllili‘ for all
old liiSlllUlli'd cclcbrnliou of link-pen
dour-1- Dav.
Pronllll-nl Roost-veil has l'lf‘i‘i‘lili‘il nu
inviialinn in be present and dcllvor
an address. The Sunday School and
public iii'llillll children will parade. and
kovl-rnl brass bands will furnish lllill‘i'll
lull-sir.
’l‘ln- now ()lll-l'n Hill-ac will llt‘ (‘fllll-
pll-led in lime to hold the exorcise»;
lh‘ere.
A comlllilloc conuluilnr, of .iol'ome J.
Johnson. lie-v.1. Henry H.
Alexandr-r Russell: W‘urrl-u .l. Bowman
il‘illu'll'a S. Wighllmlu and Mr. (inskill
or..- ulrendy busily 111 work peril-cling
plum.- lo make llle uflnir a big nuc-
1-11.99.
BEST FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN
011 account of its mild action and
pleasant taste Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup is especially recommended for
women and children. it does nol 111111~
acute or gripe like pills and ordinary
cuiharlice. Orino laxative Fruit
Syrup uida digestion and stimulator
the liver and bowels without lrrilnllnu
ihclu. Remcmber the name Orino
and refuse substitutes. Plaiaied'll
Drug Store. "
.—
FINE HAT TRADE COMING.
811th Norwalk Expect: Season of Ex-
cepllollhl Buolné’u Prosperity.
Tho general opinion of men well
posit-d upon affairs in tho but ll‘RilP
is that n aoason of exceptional pron
purity in hoforo this oily. ’l‘hn roul-
lilg llni li‘ndo ill oxpr-l'lod lo ho lllli‘
of tho ht-uvlcsi that. lulu been known
nndp rupul'nllolls arc lll'inlr lllullt1 to
lake ralzo of Iil.
’l‘huk early the factories are honin-
ulnlz lo l'm'elw- orders in cousidcrublo
volume and ”W indications are iluli
lilo ll'ado will not only be heavy. but
that it will begin unusually early.
M...
WAS WABTING AWAY.
“i had been troubled with kidney
dined-9 for the lust. ilv year-ll." writes
Robert R! Walls. of 1119111. Mo. “I
lost flesh and never felt Viol? and due
mrod with leading physio 11113 and
tried all romudlou undigested without
relief. Finally 1 irlud Foleya Kid
noy Core and less than two bottles
completely ulroli mo and i am now
wound and well." During the num-
mer kidney irregularities are offon
011111191! by expansive drinking or being
overheated. Attend lo the kidneys at
once by using Foley-ll Kidney Cure
'Plnlaied'll Drug Store
ww-
PUBLISHERS TO VISIT MERIDEN.
in order to give lilo ucwapupl-r pub-
llahorll of the 1111119 an opportunity to
Wall tho Morldon centennial cumin-111
lion in a body. the quarterly illuetlua.
which would ordlnulily be hold on tho
bill will be deferred until the Hill. and
it will be hold at lhn Winthrop lion-l.
van bound,“ no 111111111.
my.“
HIfifll‘fl TARRIVAD OF VEOBILS.
Republic. from Nullloll.
Sr Mdlll’l’ellplll" 3119.111
1 .1119 .111 «131mm! .11 0.31.11
1 lll at you 1.11.... 19.11 a
l‘
and M'Ypml'lllrm :9 99999
from hallucination“ and ill: growing.
strength and vigor always
Guaranteed 1.
H. “131mm 89 th Nor-walk, and 19.44112”
my“ d-Norwal druggim. 261:. 1'1
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, cool and 119m .. bargain and
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mailing pies. pare according to an
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which his 1...... halted.
in dunno mode with the 11111111: 9:
he sold it for til to dealer in carcasses. ‘
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DOING WELL IN HIS NEW HOME
ward ll
organist who left South Norwolk last}
full
Mr.
excellently in his new home meaning
both
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home in June to spend a mouth or so.
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iCHICAGO CLUBMAN FOUND DEAD.
CHICAGO, May 25 «Charles E 0a-
1931 a wel! known clubinau was found
dead in the Palmer 11011199 ycetel‘rllay.
. in 1896. when living in awnce 1y.
44.111114414991114d4144ln #:1111913 3:32" iNeb. he was nominated for state trea-
1.111. t M" “a t‘ “ L ‘5 g.51rcr of Nebraska on the Republican
iiickell and was beaten by a small mur-
gin H11 3.1m flit? t-lilm‘l’lli‘ml’l‘osf him
nearly $100 000, and the disappoint~
merit was a severe blow to him
Word has luen received flora Ed- l
Maurine, the musician andl‘e
in lite way of. humans and
Mra \iunvlllc is expected
Stamford Furnaces
When properly installed act as excellent ventilalOls
on the fresh. cold air beingr iransiormed inlo warm,
lTCfsll'all’. Couduces to health as well as to comfort. '
~' . - . P403511“! or
HORACE R,.4liASll, Corner West and North Main Streets.
(4.4.
Reliable Porrel ls Cheap 2.... Clean
Let us make you an attractive proposition in the line of
ELECTRIC MOTORS.
The Reed (it Will Electrical Company
Opp. Tbie‘phoiie Exchange.
Phone 82-4.
THE DIFFERENCE
\ QUALITY.
' 00 where you will for your coal
supply. the price is very much the
some: the difference in results—boat,
comfort. cold hillu. etc. ”result-11 in a
allpellor or Inferior qunliiv. 'l'ho ar-
ticle of fuel. to be (blind in our yards
will successfully withstand the never-
out lost Try it below you plilco an
older 1.1 lumber-9. '
in m... 1.... dial 1;.
ill my»... Ava. . Whom,”
BRANCH’OFFICIB.
Lnry': mm 811m Railroad Plano:
Bridge Drug More. Washington Bil-«t
l8
m ' THE
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For 9ale .1
Raymond Bron.
Norwalk Chronicler