gm.
animus. . to w, .
_ ‘M ‘ ; hiplllld til“ rigging:
, viii H. Fluid, Jr., li‘s‘ilé‘iiuin'g’tlis‘
vacation with bins parents In Burriti
avenue. J
—-Reai‘i SI?
of motord.
.l’ohn’s specialJuly. ad.
., . .7, t‘ . , '
George Titus, of Syosset, N. Y., is
visitinx' Arihar' Hitchcock. of West
street. .
-—Pearl Alplaes. O'Brien.
fill-s Fanny Hoyt and Gould s. Hoyt.
of. want. are spending the day in
No York city. ' , ‘-
D. R. Merritt, of New Canaan, has
sold his Northern runabout auto to
H. W. Mather, of South Norwailt,
~Summer Sale. fiarzuins from all
depts. M. 8. Smith & 00.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Duty, of
Norwalk. who have been extending two
peaks in Massachusetts, are expect
ed home today.
Gertrude and louisa Nichols of
New Canaan are the guests of Mrs.
P. C; flee-her. of Fait~field avenue,
South Norwalk.
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Kennedy‘s Laxative Honey and 'l‘ar
is 'the original litxatlvo cough syrup
and combines the qualities necessary
to relieve the cough and purge the
system of cold. Contains no opiates.
Sold by Clifford Pharmacy.
Frank Black has resigned his posl~
lion as section man for the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company in South Norwaik.
Miss May Hamilton, of Norwalk
went to Weston today to spend Situ-
day with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
’i‘bedore Hamilton of that place.
——Straw Hats, Straw Hats. O'Brien.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank MacYauglr
lin have purchased from St. John Mer-
rill, of Not‘wailt, tile building lot ail-
jolning their place on Richmond Hill.
Weather permltilnn, the Company
F baseball team will play Company
13., of Bridgeport, this afternoon on
the State league Piatnond in, Bridge-
port. ' ‘ ~
——Mukc a launch of that old row or
nail boat. Sec. St. John's for sale ad.
Captain Howard Bloomer, of Hart-
l‘oril broke his leg while playing polo
recently. Captain Bloomer is well-
known here, and has relations In this
place.
Beth Shore, the well-knowa train-
man, who has been running on the
Wilson Point switcher for several
years, has been transferred to a train
that runs daily to Port Chester.
It brings to the little ones that price-
less gift of healthy flesh, solid bone
and muscle. That's what iiolltstor‘s
.Rocky Mountain 'l‘ea docs. Best oaby
medicine on earth. Tea or Tablets,
36 cents. Plaisted'a Drug Store. a
Mrs. James S. Bailey. Jr., of South
Norwnlk. and family have rented the
George 8. Note residence in Court-
iaadt street for August and Sepia -
her. They will move in August is
I Mr. and Mrs. Henry 0. Bailey, Mrs.
Robert E. Douiens and son Charles ..
and Miss Nellie Pennington spent -
torday with Mrs. William Hickor n
and family at their summer he .
slut 'Boach. Northport, L. I. A shoe
dinner, bathing and autontoblliug cott-
tributod toward a pleasant day.
l I ~Noricn. I
To Our Customers and Friends An
Gmerni: Owing to the rise In l e
market price of, and the scarcity of
ice. on and after August 1 the monk-
Iide Lake Ice Co. will advance the
price 32 per ion, or too a hundred to
«everyone. Respectfully yours,
MACFARIMNI) a. PICKWRING.
“WA lam om LADY. "
1 will and im with full lost 0-
..«au ...
dam. some of this simple preparation
for the cure of Lancet-thou. Blues:
0
Scout: Jr Painful Periods, To
MP.
the Spine,
Pain in the flock. and all cinnlo trou-
To moth-
.wili op
till-lit.
l uni)v
No not out to no.“ ...;
slalom of it.
In. I.
tiomhnlnplacomontr, Falling of
w .
mg: 81 Growth, not Finalist;
to Cry. Employ fooling
bin. to all audio adore-I.
m of suffering suntan l
lain a aucoourtil Home T
lf you decide to continue it
cost about 18 cents a wattle
.iu’tziguro. fill all!!!
3:» il‘nllmlulgi nut-cu,
"Ml" saris-um.
‘ prices.
* Edw‘.w;Keiity."i..
One ‘of ‘t'liet’itewdst odors ‘iu Puma-
dour, an smutaitomddition to the long
list of those already at my lady's uer~
vice.
PERFUMES, TOIWT *BOAPS AND
“‘ ’l‘Ole’lf ATERB “
form an important part of our stock.
Customers who have a special favorite
In any of these links wiil‘tind it here
at the lowest price.
Drunlaf. . , .
a“ North" Minn strut: \ l ...-m, 625—!
Connections for all north and south
bound cars can be made at our store.
Edmund Zeluff. of Concord street.
is confined to his home by illness.
—8traw Hats. Straw Hats. O'Brien.
Henry 0. Street ands gang of men
are harvesting Raymond Brothers'
crops at Greens Farms.
.Miss Ella Beoflald, of Norwalk. is
the guest of Miss H. Belle Whitney, of
$0 Grassy Plain street. l‘iaiibury.
i live and let my brethren live
With all that’s good to me:
Unto the poor some cash 1 give,
The balance 1 give to Rocky Moun-
tain Tea.
Plaisted's Drug Store
Miss Madeline Curran, of South
Norwalk, is visiting Mrs. Margaret Fo-
ley of 23 Center street, lhiubury.
Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Pitaer are to
spent. Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs. Hiram lmxdcn, of Greenwich.
v!
——Special sale In Kitchen Dept.
Many bargains. M. S. Smith a (lo.
A meeting of the committee on the
Labor Day picnic of the Central l.a~
bor Union will be held on Monday eves
sing, at Labor Lyceum.
-:-Straw Hats. Straw Hats. O‘Brien.
Joe Purccli. of South Norwalk. has
been transferred to the Hartfordtllar‘
lsm River freight. 'l‘ltlm, train rune
from llarlom river to Ilartiford and re
turn. arriving in South Norwalk about
ii and 4:30.
Leroy Taylor, of Wilton. bits been
adjudged insane iind will be committed
to this Insane asylum at Middlciown
be!“ Monday. Mr. 'I‘ny‘ 'l' was pro-
prietor of the hotel In New Canaan
:rore titan lllll‘ly years ago.
——i\‘ boat of hot weather specialties.
Attend the special sale at M, S. Smith
& Co.‘a.
The services at the South Norwaik
Baptist i‘lturch tomorrow will be full
of interest. in the morning the pastor
will itpcak by t'cqncst on the eighth
verse of the Unjust Steward. The liI~
his school at 11:45. The session will
be brief and every minute will count.-
’l‘he evening service will abound with
helpful song, praise and worship. with
the fourth topic In the July series of
popular Sunday evening talks.
~0th Hats. O'Brien.
(in 'l‘hurnday evening. August 2.
Grand Chief Patriarch E. ii”. Weston,
of New Haven. and Deputy C. M. Dnn~
tale, of Norwuik, will be present and
install the officers of Wuhackma En-
campment, No. if. I. 0. 0. E, In. New,
Canaan. Following are ill. officers
elect: Chief Patriarch. R. l.. Storms:
senior warden. Arthur Bullln: high
priest. Robert Simon; junior warden.
W. H. Rodimer: scribe. li‘. C. Bonner;
treasurer, C. W. iiodgon. supper will
be served after work Is completed.
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ENGINEER I8 KILLID IN WNEOK.
...—...
Pour Others injured at Consortium:
debutant-«Oman Waay’Laft
Open. ‘ ‘ F
CONCORD, Mm...- July film—Ira»
sinner (loot-[e Clark. of Aver. Maria, in
dead and four other» are Iniured. an
a rsiiiiit of a wreck due to no open
'awitcli on tho lioiilon and Maine Rall-
road ill. Concord Junction lust nilht.
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NEW ENGLAND RIFLIMIN. .
WAKlilli'llOlil). Mail!” July 37.”,
mane lnI‘Allflllln'l July's coup-Ill.
humans. .I .‘fflatoa."..
down a liatcposted on the call board
' Mail to violtfiiooplouiiauu Island to-
It! validation ‘
...flmu diam; immunisation Nor-
wailt, autonntkurwdn an account in
the Annual ”mayor Mitttbaw’Witite
Junior .tho‘I-iutnoduotion to Broadway
Blanche notes.» who has ..soorod
..il .wuaiiatuul auooaulltt “The
llnlftofidthfis J" .“Tlte‘lerl‘OI
this. Golden . ”urbane: previous plow
;. 8v .diulizoi . consummate persistence;
Miss amsumgsmmu nu» sum
in
sndalte'mmlag she was to report
hid “riveting " . . .1 . 5 .
t Midwinter cave of
at: that aims. ' ~ .. .
"But, when l arrived at the theatre. ,
l: fauudItbot Mr. Duly was not there.
and nobody seamed toanow anythiua
nhotmnty..beia¢ engaged. My heart
Muaa‘toznwlnmdown in the direction
new, hoothoorgs Clarke cantowby
and .Iliiiinopod blot with my inquiry. _ .
”What did yummy. your name won,"
7i: told him. '
'aluiolto Bat-uh , .~ ~ II
.J‘Ohdfolta exclaimed aa'lf theorems
recalled . something to his. mind» its
tonic Inc into the whip. ran. hi- “on:
her experience
and :thora we founditmnlanohematss
out. for Biancadn the 'l‘amin \of the
Shrew." up-for perfomauceit atvvory
night“ . ' ..I . * . .,
“Well. i. waalrollevsd and terrified.
i had never seen The Ilhraw.” let
alone playing it. And only one day
to not ready In. But Mr. Clarke was
malt. .klndvsent. me off. to the ward-
robe mistress, front whom I discoverv
ed. that. inmost wear the gown that
but been worn last in the part. by
Marine Elliott Of course. It didn't
fit me but. they altered it while l was
studying my lines andthat night I
made my first appearance on Broad.
way. , This was in the fall of 1898."
ALcouocoaoca asoaivao.
H
by September 1.
New Havett recently the order was re-
ceivcd authorizing distillers to make
denatured alcohol when meeting w-
qulretnonts. which render the product
ofwno use save as a ftteifor mocbalcal
engines. without. the payment ofa retu
enue tax. The-subject was agitated
all over the country a short time ago.
aspayment of a tax on this denatured
alcohol took away a possible lucrative
industry from the farmers and fur-
ther nIIowcd,lbo oil trust to have a
monopoly for automobile and engine
fuel. The alcohol can be made cheap-
ly when no tax is required. The on
dsr received at the office is headed as
follows: “Materials froin which alco-
hol for denaturing and withdrawal
fro. from internal revenue tdx may
be produced: method of production
and distiilorieawhero alcohol suitable
for denaturing purposes may be main
ufaoturedfl The law will so into ef-
fect September-.3 and before that time
the qualities which constitute dena-
tured alcohol . will be announced
through the department. it In In a
general way. alcohol made no a cer-
taln proof and in such a way. that It
cannot be refined for use an a bever-
age or in life making of extincts.
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SEEKING TO BE NATU.‘.\L|ZED
Limo Number of‘Aiiem Appear Be-
foreCommon Pie-I Court and
Ask Papon.
. There was a session of the court of
Common Plans in Bridgeport yester-
day and a number of aliens who desire
to become citizens were present. Na-
turalization papers may be Issued only
when the court In in session.
No papers were issued. Judge (‘ur-
its not havingIdeclilod whether or not
any more aliens will be naturalist-d
under the old law. because the new
law will go Into effect at tho and of
September.
-ln one case yesterday morning. an
ltalian who had regularly taken out
his first papers. desired his full nattr
raiizaiion papers intending to go to
ltaly to get his wife, who is ill, and
bring her back to this country to live
With him. If he were naturalized he
could not a passport, otherwlac he
might not be able to get into this
country again. He was told to present
Itlntself'azain on Tuesday. by which
time the matter will liuVe been decid-
ed.
various ITIEPLECHAOE.
Whore Then Io Always Popular
Amusements at Popular Prices.
A series of popular combination tic-
kets are being sold at George C. ’i‘il-
you'll mat Steeplechase inland.
Bridleport. Ole ticket given 25 of
the lull attractions on the island for all
cents. This canto ticket with tho
doiilhtful roundytrip steamer sail can
be purchased for IE cents. Another
ticket gives the bathing fitcilitian,
round trinity steamers or ferry and
tho‘mlaiaiurs railroad for the name
price. There will be special features
tomorrow aside from the high title for
butltlnl In. the afternoon. the roller
kaatinugdnncinu, ciinccrtu. free vaude-
ville ilnti the many other attractions.
Popular prided shore dinners are sold.
marrow and you are sure of having a
.W day and modurnto expenses.
W , .
buiiu imiiiy for the second round in
mhuuulto to had
ode inland “Holt tritium“
shire Iii fourth.
lieailiiiest
my .ALWAVI am one AIM.
butt: "I Mo Ill row vouasltr.
n officers took their
a busy day ahead of them.
N0
OVIIHIAD TROLL Y YI'I'
tween-Hartford llld
hand trolley. in
‘steam service ioh Iii
third rIII. brought out a reply
with order had been air and
platters“ not prom-pod die
whmlteoitidboutatodm
Ignition“ I}!
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if
Whoa tho riflcnicn III the Nolwflhfl
land Military iiiflo Association's u-
cmid annual tournament went: to their
the Inter-state clitimplon'llilp, the Mal-‘gmiod from, here today. Oil the lliil.
a load of‘rdi
“In“, secure yesterday our .lll' N. it. 184 mill! away. is the dentin:-
iii the third pm and New iiiumr the («in which started on the unit
in addition to the championship ‘ Mymy had glad scorer. it was or»
there were eight reentry ment- ,0“ mam Mthlhin to. the woods
the card today. no that when the rut.
stations till- wontltur conditions were ill
morning there was every matrix
NEW HAVEN. July 20w- nouiry at
the silica of the New Haven road. as
“" ‘I‘ “2‘?” .3“ Ii”.i'“tii‘lli.“ltf
a son an: or on I
swarm WWW~ . .
lace. won t 0 ”no outta team on o
”it“ usIo'lyrI‘titwiieml
.90 up. .
~‘tm tin . illg'i
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GLIDDIN AUTOI LEAVI MAINE.
RANGMN LAKES. Maine. July as.
I—-'I‘hu Gliddou automobile» tourists
o! theirbbdurattce iciit, llrsiionwimdii.
tion for “intuition. and fountain of
(tarot their fourtm hundred miles
poi ii uneasy about stint hours. The
on
The mom“ for the diodes cup
{were sent away at five minute inter-
Villl. Philip I. Flinn. of Pillsbury.
- indium with George M. Davis. of Bob
fnlo. N. YulollOWlfiI.
"A AM“)! "I TIAM WIN.
WA‘K‘IHELD‘IIm” July It.»
‘ championship
iii tits 7 Its-
W their sun to-
i at the tournament. to
"museums alumnae «cam
$525 Upwa
Constituent ou‘aiitlwto be, Announced '
At the internal revenue office in ’
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VETERINAHIES TO MEET.
Annual Convention to be Held
New Haven Next Week.
The canal meeting of the American
Veterinary Medical Asoclation will be
held In New Haven August 21 to 24.
The programme for the convention Is
being prepared by the Connecticut
members of the association. and or.
rangcmonts are being made for about
360 delegates. The meetings will be
held In Harmonie Hall, and the Ten-
tine Hotel will be the convention
Iicadquartods. The association num-
bers about 1.000 members. comprising
practicing vetlnarluns. government of.
floods. and noises Instructors front all
over the country. it represents the
progressive element. of the profession.
since only graduates of three-year col-
leges are admitted to membership. in
addition to discussions of scientific
topics, one entire day the convention
will be devoted to a clinic. at which
operations will be performed by fa-
mous surgeons. These operations
are not of the nature of virisuctlon
cases. but will be such as are neces-
sary for cases brought to the woven
tiott for treatutont. ‘
The modules alias to make the
convention somewhat of a socitd af-
fair as well nit-J business meeting.
an a large number of the members
will be noompanied by their wives.
A series of pleasure trips by trolley
and steamboat has been planned to
giro the visitors a view of the accu-
ery along the Sound. The tnain so‘
cIaI event of the week will lN‘ u illit-
ner at tho Tontinc Hotel on Thurs-
day evening. August 23.
The meetinxo of the convention are
open to all veterinarians who care to
attend, whether .tltcy are members of
the assmiiatlon or not. Dr. R. P. 1.»
man of Hartford is Vlt‘tl~l)l‘6liltl0nl of
the association, and is taking an ac
tivo part In the preparations for the
coming meeting. He and Dr. C. 1.
Cohen am the only local veteriuad-
Inns who belong to the organization.
CASTOR IA
lot like“ and children.
lit Kit in IIiu disallow
7m the
d
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BOSTON AND NEW VORK AUTO-
IOTI
PORTSMOUTH. N, ll. July 27.—
Thc combined group of Boston and
New York automobiliptn who are tour.
tax to liretionwoodu to 90in the mid
dun cup tourists at the end of the
iuilcr'a 1.400 mile tour loft. Newcastle
early today. ,
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THERE ID No US! FIGHTING NA-
TUNE
Dr. Kennedy's I-‘uvoriiu lluniady does
nothing of that kind. It'ncts tender-
ly and in aympaliiy with what Nature
Iii trying to nocouuiliiib. Do you have
trouble with your digestion, your liv-
or or kidney” limo rheumatism pain
and rack on? in our head thick
and heavy It will t' arm away ihotio
ailments almond cm you are aware.
«woos. puns ovation. " H
om Noam ;; Icons I
SOUTH NORWALK, count;
TEL. 154—4.
OR ANY REAL ESTATE
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L."’.I‘ ‘ ,i ‘. I i l“ t V ‘ . ‘ 1. . h I, "I .
CHOICE Bottoms Lore IN rats. saw awesome“
FOR sans FROM ‘ ‘
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POPULAR A’uoseuaurs.
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_ AWAMBNA s'rocx company.
The leading man for the Alhambra
Stock Company which will be the at-
traction at Hoyt’s Theatre. Monday.
July so. in Harry Brown. a handsome
young actor, who last year supported
Dali Ryan and prior to that was I
member of the Worcester Stock Conn
pony. He served in the Cuban War
as a member of the Worcester Gom-
baudsome medal for bravery shown
in the historic. charge of San Juan
Hill. He Is an enthusiastic ymhtat
ntau. owns several boats and Is an all
around athlete, standing six feettwo
in his boots. Manager Phil Levy is
very justly proud of the young man.
Mabcl Grifliths, the lending woman.
was before her debut on the stage a
member of the most exclusive society
circle of Chicago. Tommy West it
the comedian of the company; James
Doyle. the heavy man, and William
Freeman the general stage director.
The repertoire for the week will be
Othello, Camille. The iron Master. In
His Power, a strong play of unusual
And absorbing intercai. full of start
ling and sensational surprises; ilival
Candidates writtcn for W. H. Cranm,
Way Out cut. it story of the plains
having to do with now boys and la-
diana. full of most exciting incident.
and situations, and The Girl lfi'otn the
Wool. Each play will be given a su-
perb mounting. All the scenery and
the company. The specialties intro-
duced are of the newest and most up
to-date character,
THE lRON MASTER.
The Iron Master will be presented
by the Alhambra Stock (30.. which ap-
pears at lloyt's Theatre one week
commencing Monday. July 30th. The
story of a young lady piqued In her
love. takes the band of a yuan: Iron
Master. iler realization immediately
after the ceremony of her disappoint-
ment. A stormy scene and: in the
Iron Master telling his new wife that
they will live under the shine roof
but otherwise totally isolated. , She
realises that she loves her husband
and tries to window back. The font»
er lover la arrit-d to the young lady‘s
rival and tr as to force llll attentions
upon his Jilted love. She accused
her rival with trying. to alienate bor
bulbitnd, orders her from the house.
A dual to fought between the two. The
knowledgeinent of her husband's love.
WILL iNTlRIIT MANV.
Every person should linow that good
health is impossible if the kidneys are
tier-nun. Foley‘s Kidney Cure will
cure kidney and bladder disease in:
every form, and will build up and
strengthen those omits no they will
perform their function: property. No
ileum of Bright‘s disease or diabetes
If Foley’s Kidney Gun is taken for
time. Plallted‘n Dru: Blot-o. “
“DENT ARRIVAL OF VIBIILO.
0A8”! ISLAND. N. a. July If.—
Siuamor 8t. ionic. from ileuthnmpton
and Cbcrbour. for New York wag in
communication by wireless With the
station here. when abort of this
point at f a. at. Ellis wii probably
Fm Snappla‘flottlu at it. Ii. Finland:
the is nowand Mutual
inc Opiates.
00%va
ahiidron’l W
Hill T" f
matches. moral of which started on
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THE ORIGINAL
The idea of a Cough Syruptltut iiililaetoo ,
the hourly ad that :...i..t inexpéiiin old: from
humanity's
dock about it . m, fluttii-diiy.
a] lens;
Boating, fiddling and Fishing. Every lot has right. offtway to
the water. filth and level, with shade treeli.“Near {rt-alley. Chilton“g
and Schools.
A carrot run up: to" ‘ steps: A iiOME. ‘
. Title po'rfodtancl guaranlecd by
lite New York & Gunu."Moriaage it iiilo‘iii’ia‘riiiitee 00;
CAPITAL stash...
For Maps and Particulars. apply to
The Harbor Viewllieallgllonpanu,
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A WASH GOODD' WSEK .‘
rather load than winter thelr surplus
interested.-
tion of linen suitinm as all the advert-,1
party which presented ,Illm with a ,
effects for each one are carried with '
lady Is wounded. but wins her no ‘
c .I " Zr"
place “ . one he gains ;
Your *yme‘ 5d 5m
the reshaped your inspect:
l 9 "1» ..rr 54
”IOIAL tort
resubmit moron
”sorted toilet loans. to m
. Whinkbroonts. cacti audit '1.“
lilo. . L. ‘
, Burning cotton. 2 lor do. 1' .
Ammo '1‘!” safety pin ‘.
udioc' white duck bolts. at.
Guinea's Tooth rudder I.
Lsdiss' am tomcat,
The makers loss, but they would
products. Your stun sure if you're
80ft finish, ‘ilue qluality of while
butt-to, with small and large flowered,
elects, colors plain blue, violet and
yellow. at 12%.: yarti. .
80Iincb Imperial linen finish chant;
bray: for shirt waist units. at lilo yard:
an inch Unona. an‘ extra duo hollow
logos of linen, cosisl only onwaarber
nit much. Price. lib yard. ., ’
30 inch white dottitd dress mull, va-
lue 860 yard. Whilo it lasts for-260
yard.
83-8
pair.
glen , Stradi-
. ' f J .l. .
White Linea fitlra’sols premocmary this season to, give the.
touch to a summer. toilet . Oarjarasqlsare very dainty and Y
much admired. Although the sales hive‘been' large, Vietnam 0,
iy good line still, including hand-pain tpd, tucked and embroide
styles, that were priced up to $2.00 each. You may choose from
now ill. ”.25.
iA HOST or HOT WEATHER NEEDS.
sum Waists, Hosiery and Underwear. Children‘s Dresses, nods. ‘
Fabrics, Hammocks, Mattings, Kitchen Ware, etc.. etc, have All
specially priced that will put all the best possible leaders in the m
in the shade.
Come and see what we have for you.
all. 3. SMITH a, co.
9
son YOUR warrant it
SUPPLY. “
Tell us what kind of sitting
‘ you have. and what kind of at.
once you have. and we'll tell yo”
just what kind of coal you use
Harris & Gnostic
Tel 450. on War
N5?! the oil . herffilar’dl. Burnt Wood Novelties. and.
Leather Souvenirs. '
Walter Wings. 25 cents and 35 cents. '
Boats. all sizes.
A'iLNELSON's.
nub-filo “smut.“ ‘
ILOOK iILANDrI WI .
21.88,Aumt4,ll a}:
bar 1, unto. .‘u' ’
OLIN IUMMITT AMI .
GNUNK. d m M J "
flag. 17. ll. troll“ "2:
RELIEF commit":
, I turd-v
Two of the Mombtiro Want to Leave
a... Iranolsoql for tit. can.
SAN stimulant). July tit—pr.
Edward T. Devinc. Col. Gem'lo ll.
Pippy and Edward .II‘. Morn. «impov-
ing the rolls! (IOIW Iuiou which has
had the relief work in charge hero.
maimed last uillv. the resignation-
to take effect Aiigtitt 1. Dr. Davin.
who was not her from New Tort
by President Noon volt. u the repro-
Ioittstlvo of the liuiionai Rod Gnu
cannon cm. is a ‘v at...
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