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; “Local Neils limit
it
,
I. ‘8. Todd. Springfield: .I. ll. tllovons. .l. -
It WAIHINI'I‘OII I‘l’.
—-Grsn, Sugar, 21 lbs, 81. F.D.L, 8: Co.
. Fancy sweet potatoes only 20c peck
at United Grocery Go. Other specials
‘ in the ad. Read it.
Saturday chocolates at Stliison—Pow-
oil's. See adv.
Sale sheet music only lilo, Saturday,
at Brlggerman's. See ad.
A. J. Collins and Company are ship-
ping a load of furniture to George-
town.
Fall suits to order at Rogers and
Steevns. Read the ad.
A grand special sale of a few season-
able articles at H. Krteger & (loin.
Read the ad. in this issue.
Mrs. Stephen Lawrence and son who
have been visiting here have returned
to their home in California.
A ten days‘ sale opened at M. S.
Smith & Co‘s to-day. it will pay to
read their ad. and visit the store.
Mrs. George H. Rehlli. of tile Lud-
wig, Baumann Company, of New York,
is visiting Mr. and, Mrs. .l._.i. Goodwin.
A barge load of moulding sand has
arrived at Raymond Broihei‘s' wharvos
tor the Lockwood Manufacturing Com-
pany.
For polite correspondence use Eat-
on-Huributt Writing paper. E. W.
Kelley sells it. See ad.
A regular communication of St.
John's Lodge. F. and A. M., of Norwalh
was held last night. Only routine
matters were dismlsedl of.
The directors of the. P‘slrtieid County
Savings Bank held a meeting roster
day and declared the usual dividcut at
the rate of four per cent. yearly for
the past six months earnings.
--Pecrless Flour, 67c bag; 35.85 bbl.
F. D. Lawton lit Co.
\‘ soot nth not protest your-sift
IHE-lllNliSlJHfllil
i
“It.“ st so
it vo . .
hdn it osn bl ‘
‘ For .10 you son insure your Furni-
ture sod Housshold Goods for time
yours sgslnst loss or dsmsno by Fire
to tho smount of “50.00 and in that
proportion for s lsrgor sum.
Vory Respectfully
TAYLOR 9 counts.
Rosl Eststs and insurance Agosto.
74 Washington Bit-sot, -
Telephone No. 213-2
FOR Bovs.
.Btomford, - Conn.
‘ EXPERIENCED TEACHERS}:
School-house Well equipped, woli
lighted and well heated. 138 boys pre«
pared for college; hundreds prepared
for business. Manual training, Free
hand drawing, Athletics.
lLLUSTRATED CIRCULAR.
r
Liggetl's candy at Bridge Pharmacy.
See. ad. _
Gloves. latest styles in veils and
numerous other specials In the Read
ad.
—anehall-Norwallts vs, Stamfords.
Purest groceries at. lowest possible
and look Iii one new Iilt‘lllllili‘. Stephen
Ilruy. 'I‘Iir' club is, anticipating a lino
time next 'l‘lIuI-siluy night, when tho
member will have a shoro dinner at
I‘iorlou's l’olnt.
—~lials at retail or wlloiusulo prions,
Bodu'oll's, 54 Water St.
Miss l‘owoll our of the popular
young ludios ,etnployod :It. the It. and G
corset l'nt'tory fl-Il from a trolley our
about noon lo-duy nt lasonnrd slrooi,
in West uvonuo. Miss l’tIWoll stumb-
led whilo propnriug to nlllflli uud wont
htuillong. Apparently silo was not
seriously injured.
—»’l‘o-uiglli, Low's ()rl-llosiru lionoili,
Rolon l‘oint. Continuous dunI-lni: un-
til ll o'rlork.
REVOLUTIONISTS AUTOMOBILE
CAUGHT.
Machine Bore a False Number and
Occupants Were Armed and
Used Weapons.
S'l‘. PETERSIIURG. Sept. 2l.——Ar-
cording to the newspapers the myster-
ious automobile which the police haw
been trailing fousevorul weeks in tho
belief that it bolongod to revolution-
Ists. has been seized hour the palace
of Grand Duke Nicholas Nlt‘hoinlovlrll
nl Potorhoi. 'l‘lIo Inurhino bon- a
false number. The passougors woro
arnvrd and culld not properly ldonlll‘y
thomsolves.
Henry Rider, clerk at the Norwalk
more of F I). IJIWIOII and Compunyl
had the misfortune-to teardllo flesh
his right hand nitile badly yester-
d , by catching the member on a nail.
The wound was a painful one.
P. N, Hutchinson, formerly of Dr-
chard strooi, Norwulk, and his friend.
J. L. Durward. loft yesterday attor-
noon ior Anni-undo. Montana, where
they will locate, ‘Mrs. Hutchinson will 1
remain in Norwalk until the late win-
ttu' or early spring, when she will
join them.
.noyo-Solo. wl ' Ii ille ('lllill’lill' Illloudml.
'I‘his uuloniobllo was first observed
at the military Inunoouvrz-s :It Krus-
The two sold 8 who httmuptml in do
:Iiu ll Woro llol wllh I'i'\llI\'(’l‘ shots.
Last week it 'uppourml in Si. I’t‘II‘I'S-
burg. ro-pulnted, and lllesmi roponicd‘
l,\' under the windows of Premier St '
plll's apartments In tho \vinlor pul ..
It liguin turned up all l‘oiel‘ltof dining
the funeral of (ion. ’l‘rI-polf. The
most during exploit of this lil:l('IlIllt‘ is
reported to have ooourrod at 'l‘surn
hoe-Solo, whole ilto Inulorlsls urn sold
to have rrnshod through :1 Tours sur-
i..lggett’s candy at the Clifford Phar-
macy. See ad.
Yesterday William L. Blusccr an-
nounced that the Norwalk business
men‘s team was willing to play the
South Norwulk business mens‘ tonnl
for the shore dinners. This morning
It was learned that the South Nor-
walk team will be willing to play tho
same team as Norwulk put up lust
time and trust to luck. _
-Feel languid, weak, rundown? Head-
ache? Stomach "ofl"?~Jnst a plain
case of lazy liver. Burdo‘ck Blood Dltr .
ters tones liver and stomach. promot
es digestion, purifies the blood.
One of the chief topics of convorsa»
tion on tho Norwulk sil‘ools this
rounding liit‘ llillo paint-e and tuudo u
rapid trip through lln- enclosure pull
out again. presumably in rolwarsul for
an utiompt on tho lifo of tho onIpl-ror
after his return from lilo prosont
cruise in Finnish watt-rs.
IMIII I ‘
Fall Suits ,r e. x
prices, Saturday and Monday. See
New York Grocery ad.
Tho Nutmeg (.‘lub mot lust night '
OIo vou even sror To ANALYZE THAT PHRASE:-3MADE TO
onosm IT and}. on sHOULo MEAN, MADE \As YOU ORDER:
.MA‘DE‘TO surr voila INDIVIDUALTABTE TO BATIBFV yous PER-
gONALWI-IIMB. 9 ~ I
. We HAVE Assess TO A TALORING onOAuIzATION COMPETENT
AND GLAD TO cnanvou-r vous wrsnss. THEY WILL 'MELO voua
loans WITH rue cleanser s'rvuz AND manner. A son- on
OVERCOAT wmcu WILL sxpsss‘s voun PERSONALITY PERFECT.
LY.
we WANT TO sHow vou ous COLLECTION or FALL sutrmos.
AND commas AND TAKE vous messusz.
FALL sun's AND‘OVERCOATS TO ORDER. m to 350.
ALL THE CRACK SHAPES IN sorr HATS—$1 to 33, AND IN pen. '
BIES, 31.50 to as. THE ADVANCE GUARD son as
ADV-FOR-SERVICE ‘8UIT8 AND COATS FOR FALL WAR HA8 AR-
RIVED. '
NO. 14 80. MAIN ST. TEL. OALL 632-2.
‘ tr
You can buy Grain and Food for more money, or you can
pay elsewhere, the price up, unit. llui you cannot cquui
anywhere, the good quality of our grains or the good ser-
vice we give. ‘
3,; Buy Oats Thsts Clean. ‘
l
l f- ‘
We are nonr—
Just as far as lilo
nearest lotterfbo;r
or telephone.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
u... " Ital u. in;
at
Wm.‘ P. Beers’
Book and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall St. Norwalk. 6 SO. Main St. So. Norwalk.
u
_ .. ._.._._.. ........- . . . ........... a“.-- ».......
STREET LIGHTS EXTINGUISHED.
The heavy downfall of rain water-
tiny afternoon and uuuiu in tho om».
lug rnusml ii p‘l'out «loal of trouble to
tho l-loI-lrio i'll‘t‘lllili of ”W rliy_ ‘SlIori-l
ly after h o'olork ll Iil'l‘itllu! uorossury
to out out about half of tho sit-owlj
lights. must of u'lllrll \\'t‘l‘\~ Ilii’ilit'll lo
Ult‘ hill sol-lion. us ll was dist-uvorod
that tho wires \voro (‘l‘lIM-li‘ti in a dull-
girous manner. A ground dorolopml
in Olli' of tho largo dynamo: about tho ,
morning was the fight for tho llillll"snnw lIlilr- in t'tilll-ii‘qlli'lli‘i‘ and pill Il‘
motion for srhool vlsilor beiwren August or imsinuss for tho nlulit. A rubll- .
thur C. Wheeler and Leo Davis. Nollll- ‘ undor lilo i'I\’l‘l‘ also urouluiod to mid
er intends to withdraw preferring to
fifihi the matter out in the ruurus.
This contest will probably be tho fou-
ture of the (mucus which will be bold
tonight, in tho town assembly hall. I
wJonus' Superlutlvc Flour, ’lilr hug.
F. D. Lawton & Co.
An event that will long rmmln u.
pleasant. memory to Mr. and Mrs, Wllv
llam B. llurlbuti. .lr.. of Cannon. was
their privilege to entertain four lino
Old people on Willinostlny. whose lug.
xmxate ages were 335 yeurs. nu ll"i'l'-'
age of over- lid. The guests Were Mrs.
Elisa Hoyt, of itldgoiicld, aged till; Mrs.
Angeline Andrews. of Weston. uxod
74; Min. Ann Jackson, of Hurlbuti
, Street, used 84. and William Ii. lluri-
butt Six. agod ill. All the guests Worn .
in the best of health and splrltumud
thoroughly enjoyed the day with n
vigor and mental ucumon that many
for younger people might woli envy.
«al’lmn, Sugar, 10 1-2 lint, 50o. F‘.
I). lmwlon a Go. . .
H, J. Murray. Jr.. H. 8. Wood. .l. V.
Baxter. Mrs. Jouopll Jefferson, Virlor
Harmon, Ruby Bridges. Margaret Mui-
, coltn. llohcri Murksy, W, W. Jefferson,
Mr. and Mrs. H. ill. Hancock, l.. M.
1- ,Hubburd. .lr., Robert W, Dyna, R. l’.
‘Vidaud. Joseph Jefferson, 'Mr. and
.Mrs. Cleveland Helm, Now lurk: Mrs.
H. itovllo. Philadelphia: .l. W. Simone.
‘ lPort Chester, J. .l. Warden, Brooklyn:
I mg C, i-lmlth. Charles Edward Prior.
il‘. A. Rants, Bridgeport:
Ii‘tl'ortl;
. H. Clark. Port Chester: L, 8. Corn-
’ In], Washington; 0. H. Rein. NW
van: James ll, Cutler, Washington:
lllsm C. Halslesd. PrOVIdsncs, were
- «it: yesterday at the Hotel Clifford.
mouth sud no interest. Mrs. J.
'g ltudwell, till North Main St.
to the confusion. As it was \'I~r_v dork
IIII' (‘iillllillt‘illi III oi" lroublm would not
in» rI-adliv lotutod. ii was iluully
lound that II was all duo in lIlil ruin
limiting ”in Irv-us so Ili'ill’)’ ullor living
dry on long. that tho limbs unused
and strains “'l’l'i' brouulll to bolt!“ on
tho polos :IIu: wlros, fornllult luul
I-I‘ossI-u lilliI grounds In Hill I-lrrulix.
The house uml slort- llullis and power
“'l‘l'l' iu-pl Inning willIoui II iIllI-b.
litouuh it won u Illllioull inullor ui
limos. Today the rliy's i'Il'i‘Il‘It‘IIIIlN
lll‘l‘ dovollnu iIlI'Il’ rulirv nilouliou lo
rural-dying lilo iroulduu, whit-h, though
Ituuruvuiinu lo lin- pooplo who bud to
walk in lilo lllll‘li. Wot sirol-lu iilliI IIIII‘MI
oousurli-d with ”In pluul. ruusI-Il no
serious lIIIilIli'IllI lIllillIIizh, '
COMPANY F's BASKETIALL TEAM.
’l‘lIu lulslioilulll loom of i'olupnuy i".
has iuwu soioolud for tho routing sou»
sou. liowuld (lolliroy wus nppoinlull
manager. and lilo innm voluprism
Frank (IlliIrl'l'_!‘. who has just roiurnml
from the Philippines. i‘rud liodlroy.
Young Tom llornoy, (lid 'l‘om llormvy.
'l‘homuu l-lllor and John Nation. 'l‘llrolI
of iuul your's plumbers. Antonio
Ghiolio. .lumou liliI-y and Jesse Lin-
tor. worn droppwl nod will no to tho
Nuiiouulu’ ionlil. which will play in
Music lluii this sunuon.»
” sosOIAL onto or 1
Sheet Music
GATURDAV ONLY.
IOc
At the Post. Dolly Mndlsou. Wnilz
Me Around Again, Willie, Holding
Hands. Alter 'l‘hey author the Hay.
Dance of tho lloneybues, Somewhere.
and 100 others.
COLEMAN’S
to North urn imam n mils.
it
asset or A. o. uldln mu
Merrill Night School
OPENS OCTOBER 2. 1906.
_ Classes in
BOOKKEEPING. SHORTHAND. TYPEWRITING. PEN-
MANSHIP. ARITHMETIC. GRAMMAR.
SPELLING.
Tuition, $5.00 per month. All Books Free.
SEND FOR ENROLLMENT BLANK NOW.
Addrc55. MERRILL COLLEGE.
United Bank Building. South Norwalk. Conn.
._ :OAL AND wooo H
AGENTS FOR
Bowkar’s Fertilizers.
B. Hershfield & Son.
m ws'ron s'rnns'r Wt}. In
As A RULE
The Lso‘oj’eroonol Interest on the Port of
, the Executor; the Better for the Eu-
tatc. Thereforet st Truot Co. I.
the Ideal Executor.
l
The South Notlnlk Trusi ’(lo.
93 WASHINC‘I‘ON ST-. 8001'}! NORWALK.
. . i
lets do Excoutor. Idmlniotrotor. Truotoc.
V , missed
"I
Guardian or Conservatism 1,
a u '
our to s. is? or. 7, wt.
.,L,GGE,,,S,.
Saturday .
Candy
__ 290 lb.
Illll lllillri Pilllillllll,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15-2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a, m.—~Priccs
of stocks started higher than last evo-
nlng with u very few exceptions. ilu~
Ion Pacific, llaltlmorl- illliI Ohio, Dela-
wuro Kr Hudson and lfnllcd Slates
Rubber route 1 and (Illusnpenko &
Ohio 14. Three thousand sharos of
Southern Purllir sold unchanged from
lust night and tilt,- stock then advanc-
ed a fraction. '
' WALL STREET. ii a. m.——A series
of buying and soiling movements in
. different stocks loot a rugged nppoan
nut-o to the dealing. Most of the
lmporinui stocks were inclined to fol-
low lilo load of Reading, L'nion Paci-
ilr and Southern Pacific, which went
all sharply :Il‘tvr the opening. Opposed
to them was the support of Baltimore
and Ohio. Load. Smelling and other
spoolultios. The confusion of orders
rosulloll in it good many lradrrs with.
drawing from the marlin-l and businoss
became wry small. Spirited buying.
of Southorn Put-lilo and Si. Paul rallied
lhtuu a point from file lowest. but.
Heading continued to droop and Union
Pnt‘lllr also continued under pressure.
rout-ling to bolow yostordny's closing.
WALI. S'l‘ltldll‘i'l‘. Norma—Priors loll
generally lu‘low lust night's oloso,
Reading losing a point. The rise of
1% in Si. Poul had It Inodornie stoudv-
lug effort lull tho lovol of tho market
hung sluunishly nbout lust night‘s
close. llonds wore irregular.
\‘i'.\l.i. S'l‘liEl-I’l‘. i p. In.~i\lidday
prioos wore shudod (*spoolull)’ in Road-
lng. willrh sold down to lbilbp. 'l‘ht-
umvuruuou of libornl ill‘lll‘l'li for St.
Paul supplmnI-uiod by n ‘III‘IHR inquiry
for Anlolgmuulml (‘oppor and Brook-
lyn Transit pulled tho list up again, but
tho gouoriil buying lluiloned out on tho
advuuru,
NEW YORK. Swill ill—Goldman,
Silt‘ll & (‘onlpunv to-dny engaged Slim,-
(hill in sold in Paris for import,
IIOS'I‘ON, Si-pi filx—Jl‘ho (‘llnal‘ll
Lino stoomor Sylvunln which ul'rivod
today from Liverpool. had on board
illiliiuloil In gold for IIII.‘ Notional
Shnu'nlut Bank of this oily,
..-——.-——-————-—a—
Willi Will
liilll [ii iii
ll‘MPlH Nil
III. E. O’Brien. of Bridgeport,
Nominated for Governor, and
Arrangements Mode to in-
crease Campaign Fund
\\'idHT HAVEN. Hopi. 2l.——'I‘lu- slaw
ronvunllon of the Prohibition party of
‘ ('onnnrtirui in session at the town hull
yosiordny I‘Illilli‘tI Ila shite iii-hot as
follows. iiii‘ nominations being by ur-
rlutnution:
(iovornor. Mulihow (l‘iirlou. of
llrlduoporl; lirulouuut governor. Ed-
ward A. lllchurda. West Haven; soc.
I'l‘lury, 'l'. l'. Fill‘lnlllnl. Essex: irons~
uror. .l. A. tlouunt. Wililmuullo:
witupiroiior, ll‘rodorluk l... llllil, Slow
lngmn; attorney gonorul. W, (l.
Manchester, Wluniod; rougmssmnu-
splurge, 1). N. Griffin. Hartford.
Nominations were also made In the
first nnd second congressional districts
as follow: First. W. 8. Mucluiyro,
liorkvillu; Second. Charles F. Wlssort,
Now Huron.
'l‘lu- pluifnrtu adopted advocates the
election oi llnitod Hinton senators by
tho pooplo. lillilIIi'IDlII ownership, hou-
out consideration of lab r and trust
laws, revision of tho Subunit luu's so
so to give more recognition to the
Christian Bullhuth and woman suf~
frupo. In addition to the usual pluukn
ronrurnlng the liquor traffic.
The second day's session opened
with n luruo attendance. ll. 1‘. Kids
nor. of Winstod. mulls lho opening ud-
dross and was foliowwl by W. ti. Uni»
demand. of Hartford. who in the
course of his address advocated the
election by the people of United
Hinton senators. The mailing of the
ticket began early in the afternoon
and consumed practically the remain-
der of the day.
Lost. night a ratification meeting was
held in the town hall and addresses
were made by Matthew in. O‘Brien.
who heads ihoiicltci. and C. H. H.
Head, of New York. Mr. O'Brien in
his address discussed the ssloonltoo
or vote. Announcement wss III e
that “.000 was pledged at the malls J
fohoombslso norm.
dross f
Mt donut-oh on tho snooty in s
” .. )REJOEVEDl; ._. ‘
’tuA'r‘l'r iS‘BETTEIPJb do BARE—s
romeo THAN TbWEAR'BAD Show.
ms cult. bury TO WEAR 600D .
CLOTHES. BECAUSE u: MAKE BETTER.
lugsgsglgus AND EARN muggy:
(loop CLOTHES SHOULD COMMENCE AT - .
‘ THE FEET. Pools .suoss musiocumas _
Wonr Foul. ANYONE nor watt YOUR.» :
errr =,._;l,,:”i‘F. it, [312mm,
-_. -.. ,, . wt...» ._,.. .‘ _.........._...—¢
YOU HAVEIHEARD OF‘ THE HOUSE BUILT oN-THE
5AND~~OF HOW, WHEN IT CAME To, THE TEST,
IT TOPPLED OVER. BECAUSE IT HAD NO FOUNDA-
TION. DON’T YOU THINK YOU WANT TO BUILD
YOUR APPEARANGE ON A GOOD—LOOKING, GOQD—
FEELING; GOOD—WEARING PAIR Oi“ SHOES .50
YOUR APPEARANCE WON’T FALL DOWN? WE
CARRY SHOES WITH A REPUTATION; MADE FOR.
US BY UNION WORKMEN; WHICH LOOK WELL-
FEEL WELL, WEAR WELL. YOUR. FEET DO YOU A
LOT OF SERVICE. DON’T YOU WANT‘EACH ONE ‘
OF THEM To HAVE A GOOD COMFORTABLE
LEATHER HOUSE To LIVE IN?. THEY WILL LIKE
YOU BETTER‘ IF YOU TREAT THEM WELL. TO
NOUSE YOUR FEET W A PAIR. of‘ 5. AND P. SHOES
WILL COST You ONLY $3.50 0R $4.00, THEN
THEY WON’T HAVE TO MOVE AGAIN FOR. A LONG
TIME. '
SELLECK 82; PRICE,
HEAD—To—f‘ooTERd. .
98 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NoRWALK.
As” O‘I'Bb'le’sm Grocery,
Fine Apples—Fall Pippins, large and fine, 44:: peek, which, is low tenths...
30C peck. ‘5‘!) I! I
Best Tub Butter. 28c lb.: Best Print Butter, 32c lb. ‘
I repeat as tO those 28:: Eggs. They are tried and true.
in price and quality. You will not miss it to use them. V
Homo Laid Fresh Eggs. a few at 40c dozen. ‘ ' W"
I shall have 1 fair supply of Fresh Good Corn for Saturday’s trade. and
some Good Green Limo Beans. ‘
Remarkable
Potato Chips, now goods, 10c box.
lnsectum. Extermlnotes all bugs and their eggs. By applying with tho
sprinkler attached to each bottle you can roach every crack and crevice. Will
not injure the finest goods, but kills vermin. For sslo hero, 18c bottle.
What will it be? Hope to be of good use. \ ,
Telephone Call 26-4.
200 Fancu Sweet Potatoes per pk. . 20
WHITE POTATOES, por peck
ill pounds GRANULATEI‘) SUGAR ........
HI... ..
200
.Iu.u.n..--.v.-.u.-s
quality: 20 ounce Pippin Apples, 40c peck, large and fine: Clicking Apples, ' . :
it is ,3, ‘
hers shall r tits lists in s
W my, “MOW “his ad»
so North Main St.
So. Norwalk.
Phone 143.
united phalanx and ltnow'no such
word as retreat. li‘t the advocates of
prohibition be uncouslug in their of»
torts for victory and one that every
possiblo vote is cast, for the principle
that we «land for, and note to It that
lin- votus are counted after they are
cost. in evory polling place in the
hints thorn should be a worker and
watcher.
if the energetic work as I have out-
lined should lead to victory for the
ticket l pledge you that i will be true
to my oath of onion and conduct the
affairs of the silica to the host of my
ability in the interest of the whole
state. There will be no fumed few
if i um elected. No class will be
rvcoeulsod us entitled to In special
privileges. Every man in o stain
Will be treated by me us on equal of
every other. ,
Corporations will not have anything
but their due. The); will at the full
protection of the law in t eir rights.
but no more. The workingman.
whether he be It member of s labor
union or not. will be protected in his.
constitution“ rights so for as it lays
in my power. A squoro dost for every
one toll on my motto. The lsborer
sad the employer mu have thslr
rights sod such will be secure in thsm
without soy disc lnstlon ,
l1“: shinny“ s florists
III with
It m
I
iii Wd‘niimm”.“i‘f” “
. ............... ..... .. 31.00
3 runs MILK ..................................................... 25!:
BEN Illllt FLOUR ............................ . ........ beg, 68c; hill. $5.25
JONES‘ Oil l'll.l.Slll}lil"S FLOUR”.................. bag, 72o; but, 35.40
l-‘liltt‘lsl Oil ll. 0, OATS. 2 packages ................ ...... 26¢:
S'l‘lth'l‘l.\' I-‘uusu EGGS. per <ior.on............ ..... . ......... . 36c
GREEN CORN, 'i‘OMA'l'OES. PEACHES, E'I‘C.
UNITED osocsnv coupon,
49 Fort St.
Esst Nurwslk.
Phone 319-3
iwnr against the rum irati‘lc. whether
i am able to have absolute prohibition
or not, and to strictly enforce all as-
lstlng laws.
'l‘hanhlus you again for the honor
that you have conferred upon me and
assuring you that i will use lay best
efforts to retain your confidence in
me. i accept the nomination and will
begin at once to conduct the best
campaign in the Intesrstu of the party
that i am capable of. no. the water
wagon brigade be invincible and I'll-
fuse to consider detest till the loot
gun has been fired when the polls
close election night. and after that
rum in to work for the next election.
WW... ,.
musseballublorwslits vs, mammals,"
-. ...' r‘v'k
VAL: wssntv EOITOHI'AI. Weir.
‘R‘s I . “ L ‘
NEW HAVEN. Bent. Zip-«in conned
ilon with the editorial msnsgomout Of
the Yale Alumni Weekly, the services
have been secured of‘Ohsrlds- ll Ins‘
Clark, ”it, editor of tho Hurting: our-
Imt; Charles F. Ohspln, '71. Nor of
the Wotarbur Amsriosn. sud. Norris
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