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i
t. LIL
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.71 tar cementum Lliov-
' l’lfifs‘tltii'lliilsdstol
., , “Mimi “4801(in
. other: oi the literal: .
'i? N' ll 4...—- ouIIIues
nails?” urea” Allah as L'ltib'
rotulnent 11 the
Mllvemilllo dbl-
which rumor had it
3&th ”landmark
mu as List No. 8, is fol owed
Jr by the announcement receiv
: “ere from Boston that Henry H.
'19 charter member 91‘
. . '3'- illittluudcd’Wllr candidacy
‘ Igovernor of Massachusetts Both
xmuswsn Kelither and intranet Cou-
’ ' ‘ 'liidn Sullivan have declared that
give Mr. Whittier their entire sup.
m, and as he has the backing ot
till State and Boston machine it it-
aot 11111111er that he will he. thiL next
2,513! Executlte of the Buy Stat. 11
iii labored that me years one Mr.
Will y was a candidate for litsuteha
“30‘ wlihlIL 1,th
Lgspantflpi mot
eon the dflt
\ ‘ 1. ”NIL Pros
at? ingggtgd m “‘9 *‘I‘filslden
' : symaptltL witlg
‘ Ithel._
Prtthlden
atetl tMt
ClILLlI
that us recruiting 6f luLL.
’61:th ‘.
eunsyivaula. foL
Lstock's. aleeaI
He did not mmdln in‘oonferenec witl
President artificial ‘lor any lenhIth o
Itlme.a é: appear ed bland and no
lrutii mmfim emerged. WhenLesket
l.
during these dull _hedays,
, ;ltaw him to WashLingtOI
.‘ said thIII
he had 'dtopped in tu'disc‘ussj‘h‘tt oiL
tficial matter." and added ‘I tint no
invfifidii‘mi‘fiihy ‘6? these" great Yuat'
tern.” lust whether this last retuat'l
referred to ilti candidacy 01- Mireille
it ’i‘éfetodoe to the” conspiracy
titargttiiulidei' With it his toileaguc Sen,
ntor corpse. “is laboring. was no
made clear lot the seuaiot refused ttI
d‘sc‘uss the matter further. ' ‘ ’
'1le first' Itteetiitg of the L'lnlant
"I'ateruays Commission rot-L'enlly a;
pointed“. dbu- the President was be]:
thlwwefih in. tile odmnl'lhieo rooutlof lt..
chitirmuu Iltcpteseulativc BurthuL tr
Ohle illit- totutulsslop was tIrILLtIIIl7tLt
by the Nation tIl Shhaior Neil'tltntl:
’ot’ N|"\t.l(lll .ts \lN‘-Iil(llil(lt‘.ni and DI
W .l Motiee as seetetary The on
palm tiidr was most emphasized u
thmomtngtmls'thtr necessity fhr ital
ing the wmk ot' the commission cot'.‘
as top: at inoau plan and“ trout I
national point of view. So far Its poi
all sectional or local luteresti
9 6r projects will be ili‘tt‘I‘Llnultetlu
While the commission will Ii kc 1
ml investigation of ‘ihe LL‘iu‘lant
ms with It view to pt'eveutin
I s utilizing the watets for irrigo
, tic Lpnrposes anti the imptovemeu
Lot wamp lands its chief task Will u
rd 1! solutiom os- transpottotim
. nities by the handling all grail:
du‘ titles of slowI freight: on L waist
ses instead of on the rtiLlIoatlI-r
afloat It. substitution would not onl;
tly facilitate the handling of al
itiil it of ft'.cight but at the saint
fluid would prove to be the most efll
icntti means of keeping freight! charge/IL
Ltiouht to s titli‘iiimum. The motion
hqchontruissinytis bound to bear clol"
mils and the question it will study i
ly being tecognizcti to be one o
Lthsitlutost imputtant before the countr:
.toddy. Mite mention of the controls
' due in n large measuie to thtII
liinll’lh done 'by the NLatiOua‘
. _ rs and Harbors Congtucss whici
ons‘tthev last five years has imLIresse‘
uphill Congtess and the country th
no salty fot undertakings steady am
3131‘ title policy of waterways develop,
‘rneit. Although no plans have beer
to ally adopted, it was announced b,
Erwin But-ton this week that in at
pr ability the. compilation “0111
m a trip of investigation down th
Mlifiissippl tiv-',ct the tour to be takei
as soon as the government boa
he placed IIIL. the disposal of tin
hers . '5 Is 1. L
‘1.
t' W . ,»
“it remained Ifot' Henry Wilson. 0
Pvthldencefll ' to discover the boo
cl ”thin has prevented the return 63
for Wetmore to his seat. MI Wll
as before one of 'the depart
It found that the senator occu
' at No. 23 in the senate chum
WIMiooaonutod'tbi
gIsaurQLfl out a O
the? Wit '0! as anemia, aberrant in;
Irma: to re elect Senator Whtmorc
it ootnblp tion of the figur 23 i,
Twig filth diocesan to too slat
to detain state-titan.“ “
' m “M HWIUJ L: I‘LL... L‘
mm» Wilntttttrof tits Lneput.
i. of Agtilcultute this week an
knot Mm LW. «.th
the doom Intent; on lttlirmnn‘ r-
inderio i... Dunlap, associate hhemlst
the “cannon mound. .'qu so “Lute.
mediator or the humanism»
' ' ’wlll hold il‘cducht met-ti a tutti
liltintiuot item-lugs in cxtllt‘ii .tltLa «this
of LIaIIwIthImt'wIL ey qu
.. in ”tdditlmr
Gillan“
31bit vocal?
It on
. . in Linc
bibles ndu t c
Q: M50 of eEthlt ‘
' inept" u‘udertfidu W the linivo'mityl to
' melt rhstutmccsssful competition cart
tow
‘ “who ls‘ont otherneyandi here ~01;
”Wm? food and (twin. I"
‘ rawhhiithereaftm.wlllopw .
' 2. lduestlons arising .1111 ervthtt
fi mfimaldwi '9th will?“ “
L 01w
ow t teapot
immoral ohetuletr when
and 1: late to be
ty in law tie
partition: it has the services of Asso-
ciate Justices Harlan and Brewrxr,
while in its scientific departments 11
number of men known i
this fact the
make of itself a great national lusti-
tutlon of learning, meets with such
hearty support. Already the fund that
is being raised locally for the part-h
are of a sit for the new university
is nearly to pierce. and it is beiiEVed
that the appeal to the countty for sub-
emotions '"to an adequate endowment
fund will be as successful. To return
to ‘tite'itlepootimmrdfl Dr. Dunlapsts
the only member of the board who has
not been previously connected with the
Department of Agriculture. He comes
directly from the facuitv of the lat
versity of Midliigau, from which lusti-
tution he was graduated with the dc
greet oi" Bachelor of LScieuce in 1892
later taking his lioctot of Sle:il(t‘ dc-
gt'ce at Harvard.
1;
j‘ Discrimination in favor oi shipments
of cotton goods from New England
points to the Pacific coast and the
Orient is charged in a complaint died
with the Department of Justice by the.
fitter-state I Commerce Commission.
The case was brought before the litter-
state Commerce Cotttmisslon recently
by a number oi southern interests
among them being the Enterprise
lipnufactluiug Companv I“and l‘lié
CM“ and ‘Japun “filling mepauy.
Eu". commit! i.‘Vi'cveled spatula the
.. oati Co. and a «number
lines. the point 'lIeiml matiIt
at charges on cotton goods from
southern points of manufacture are
not be maintained with New England
Accompanying the papers in the case
’s "a report from the inter-state Com
"iléi‘ce Eommlssron'decinnug that in;
nvestigation disclosed a community
If interests” which gave the Hill and
Hsrrluian steamship and railroad
tiled absolute Lsuptemaoy in rates
Ind adjustments. it is believed that
he inquiry will result in a still that
lilll bd second in importance only to
he Standard Oil litigation.
A number of good promotions in the
Ionsular service were made. this week
Ind New England and Pennsylvania
neu benefited. Among the changes
vas the promotion“ of Edward Higgins.
If Maesachusetts, who was consul at
ierue, to the some out at the more
ntportant town of Stu tgat't. James J.
loacbe, also of Massachusetts, who
tiI'. Higgins at. Bertie. David R. Birch.
If Pennsylvania. who has been consul
It Mulliga, will succeed Mr. Roache
It (leads. These promotions are III
the with the. plans recently adopted
Iy Secretary Root for the strengthen-
' ng of the entire. consular service.
I;
The streets of Washington have
been almost kaleltloscoplc this week.
ilpiomats ngiitttu' with gold lace and
'iuval officers from the foreign war-
.liipII at. Juntcstutvu, have becu scurry-
Itg around to parties. chasing Ituttlly
rout stale breakfasts lU format lunch-
Ions, from formal luncltcousto after-
toon teas, and front afternoon tens to
Ionderous and formal dinners. (lbuck-
‘d in for good pleasure have been trips
Ironnd the city in automobiles, in
.pections of the full) you] and arsenal
Ind «such- ships as are iuu the rivet
null box parties at the. theatres. it is
Iltnost. safe. to predict that before the
week is out the. foreign sailor-men will
tgi‘ec that Sherman‘s definition of win
It a pinch might be applied to the.
Itrenuottsucss of Washington hospi-
silty. ‘
t ,I._.
j.) .
Uncle Sam's sutplus continues to
lilo up. The monutly comparative
ttatement of the govctnmeut receipts
Ind expenditures for April shows that
353,200,591 was taken in. while $48.
D71 134 was paid out. leaving a sutplus
'or the ,month of 83.189. 457 For the
on inmths- of the present fiscal yeat
his total surplus reaches the enormous
lgures oi $16..4'i~5 751-; 'The receipts
'rom the several sources of revenue
luring April were heaviest in customs
vhich increased approximately $4,000.-
)00 dttrlug'the thirty‘days; internal
'evenue came next. with an increase
’Or the month of ”32.200900, while in
he miscellaneous receipts there was
In increaseLof'sh'out $2,000,000. The
liebut'setnenia {or the month were
Iuly 11. little over $1,000,000 in excess
If. those OILApiLll of lasLLyoat'.
t
if tlte north and south poles still
options to hide their beauties from
:lvllizeti eyes, it. will not be because
every known effort to reach them is
tot being tried. Walter Wellman ls
Ireparlng to launch out on a voyage
If discovery in an altship; Lieutenant
w’eatydti seeking to raise another 3100,
NO fluid with: which to make still an
Ithei' attempt in the staunch ship
Roosevelt" and the Department of
Bummerce and Labor has just learned
from Consul General Diedrich, who is
‘Wtiptred' vat)" Antwerpy that. ‘Heury
Arct‘ow‘slti. an explorer, is about to
short out on a hunt for the south pole
in automobiles. TwLo finely-construct-
m titanium-tans» Judith-drum ”pets
tally (g hfddrrmu Weiss made
r p.
NEW IYORKa Mayo! aniline, unrestfi
gLItlIe 'ltII‘IgIIlIoromen of whom
Mtilmoitiyn. s spreading. and it is
It own country It teat National Ar
Ins been consul at Genoa, will succeed .
WWW it.“
» A MO ”MOW! IMIH
More than 3 .000 are out in Manhattan left
I!” tithe Lake
Hotlink Sphidg
national Arbitration
Rarely has 3 srntlimiorm shown
more striking evidences of progress
than has the peace and 'atbitratiau
movement during the past few years. :
Since the first. Hague conference in
1899 an cyst-changing series of events
has been tending in the. direction of
bolts: Intetnautlnat teiatimts. Sat 011431
against It great war, we find a. success
l'ul/Hague Court settling four cases
involving fourteen nations; a net-work
of arbitration treat'lcsw forty-four in
numbenlimitedun scope but nevet'thogt
less'strong guarantors of peace; all
arising world sentiment which did not
admit: to terminate the itussodapam
use war. and the development: at -‘lli
international respect and good will
which has .well expressed . itself
through such agencies as the Alaska
Boundary Tribunal, the. North Sea
Commission and the Algeciras Confer: .‘L i
Arbitration has become a world t-I
(*llCH.
st blett engrossing alike to cabinets
a ti peace societies executives and pt it
late citizens
At this moment the great/hams?“
witnessing impressive, Q‘fiuonstral’ions '
“f "““m‘ LnJ-lrt‘ second Hague- Gon-
IlclI meets June 15th. in
intuition and Peace Congress recently
drew together in New York thousands
of Americans anti secured oillclal rec»
ogultiou itom clty,‘ state. and nation.
It is indeed. encouraging that the com
tug Hague Gtmfetence should evoke
so meat and wide upbeat! Interest. '
The reasons for is general total
of war, the burdens of militarism or
the expense of great armaments. The
explanation is rsthet that the national
are finding new ways to adiudt many
controversies without bloodshed or
dishonor. and that. the people are coili-
lug to realize that. unypresent hope
.of doing awayavith ‘war lies not in re-
moving its, causes but in' finding new,
means of dealing with those causes;
not by uuquallliedly condemning won
but by codifying international law, til-
taylng laminational distrust and ex-
tending and making mote judicial the.
application of arbitration through the.
Hague CouI't and like agencies. in the
genetal acceptance of this principle.
the movement against war has louuu
a basis Lior sure. even it slow. prog-I.
ress.‘
luLtlIis connection, it is interestlu
to note the. wprk of out-L man and 0
an institution of his mention which
for twelve years past has been night;
on the American public, with no lltlld
success this \et'y principle which is
now being so generally accepted. 'l‘lt: It
man is .Albert K Smiley a buslntts
man of slot insight. ”to owner of a
vast private estate at Lake Moliouk,
N. \ Here in 1895 llt‘ invited about
fifty lilwtiillllltILlll persons to meet as his
putt-us and item that lilillt‘f‘ tIulq-.e
lltillhl' pattvL stow the take Monoult
t‘onl‘ttrntztt nu lulr-ruttt' .ttItltl .-'\Ibltitt-
iion which has become of considers.-
ltle national significance. The con-
Ni'ence is rematkuble as being peihups
the first and only meeting in the inth-
out of peace at which it is disiiucItiI'
stipulated that neither ptace ‘not we
shall be discussed Attention is con-
centtatcd ou aIlIltrt’Itlon and klntltcd
agencies as practical means of adiusb
lug international tilflerduces The wis-
dent of this cottise has been demon-
stiated in the growth of" thi’ conference
in numbers and influence. Hitch an-
nual meeting new numbers more than.
three hundred persons eminent in all
walks of Ametlcun life the highly cos~
mopollian character of the couferénto
made possible by its limited scope.
constitutes its greatest strength 3
Three grent moustucs ivltich have
been steadily and petslstc‘ntly adIo
cated by the conference have been:
1. An international court of srbltra»
tion. . 2. Arbitration tt‘cntlcs botlt
special and general. 3. Some form
of international congtess with ndvlsi
oLI'y powers. it will be seen that the
conference has not hesitated to hold
out a high ideal but true to the prac-
tlcal having stated its ideal. it has
begun at the loot of the laddet to build
up the practical details lending to it.
Now that an international court has
become a fact and the movement for
hrbltration treaties has assumed con-
adorable p1 oponious the confetence is
speci‘a ly e phasizlug the importance
that the Brazos C nfere'nce of this
year lithe a short tep, tOwsrd 1111 in-
ternatlonai tardiness by tii'akiug the
Hague Cohferencu
The conference maintains It permit
pent olllce' at? Mohoiilt Luke through
which an cttve educational propagan-
da. is ca." ed p ' Itigho‘ut the 'yeltrf
An illustratid ‘of practical datum?
of its work a bi the. ‘fsct til
the pp IyedrsLit all, hilt.
volunllIry‘c mauve assoc ttth
hundred in, hirl‘y or the, largest, busi-
has: first! 8.10! lb cont
meson n
cutout than
owcrfdl influence err the general pit
to. It has a o secured the activd:
one It or P
L.‘ it
~ Ctpgflakdw
taunt/MI throwu'together
tlonltwh
rearsdtt its. author at! strikers out
3364” It. a have with” ' J
" l‘
flat ' toil
~rr.t"-t".ts"t’”..t..
I II m.
1'1“ M: W. ‘ W
pin mung t1"an Milk
. blind this
IIIIIIIIIIIL to IItIIitctttIte III-do lit! the tin-Ito
W1 A IrfiiIali:t is H
. w, I
use on lhlar- LI
Tl. Isl m
luau constipatiopwl
by“. non! cud Ilium mull
For the
m sanctioning.
twil.“
For me
3 ”W‘s“ Nb. twin“
last will hardly be found in anything .
new that has been said of the. horrors .
permanent mail ..
tution with regular periodic meetings
M
It" tithe. A. s: cowus Is otvoacstLI
“tau-
‘ . dotted her ltt Augitst 1903,
’ $119 unI‘u-t inquires what reason there
its Was fer the assertion.
‘ ’s‘sld she knew of no reason.
m as I};
dyiriughcommudw Ia
lift of he 8
‘ ttl'y MEVW PEAiiE L; . ‘ "
The coming mail
. .I‘ ‘ .
m9 at ”"9”"
“WMJPNE “3‘
,.I
,“A Cow”
slabs Imus Ilubtt them at
stun them boys I Noemi
haw ”We“
upclally thou containing
:8“, and .
‘ Lu" ,_
II I:_ ‘: . ..
tysnd
was”: . .
Kenudy'st Laxative
hm y and TI
New if}
" who by Li'
THE cLlFFORD PHARMACY
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY
Irru Ll‘
the interparllarneutary
Union: Hon Bartlett ’l‘Ilpp. of South
can head of
[shots eat-'mlut‘ttter to Austria: Drt
Benjamin F 'i‘rueblood of Boston. and;
Hon. Prsutla B. mantis, former assis-
Iuht Secretary of state There is r-ea
Ii tollilnk that Dr Andtew’D White.
“To wins a member of the first Hague
confetepce. will speak. Speeches on
educational phases will be made by
the United States Contmlssionet or
Education and the New York Statti
(“ouItIIissioneI' of Education and the
relation of colleges to the arbitration
loge mun expected are Presidents Eliot
of Harvard Angeli of Michigan.
of (image Washington knees of Roch
estrr, Scelye tit Smith Taylor of Vail
stir and Wurfleld of Lafayette. and
l'rtIfesstIIs H. W. Rogers of Yale. J.
ll. Monte of Columbia .1 H Belle of
ilnrvatd R. l. Ely of Wisconsin. W
W Wllltatghbv of HItillhBhHOpklnfi J.
F. Colby of lldrtmtutth M. Stalker of
lown’ E. sateen of Earlhtun and S
C.- Mitchell til'mnltliillfll‘id ‘
Other prominent men who have us-
contort invitations are Justice 1) .i.
Brewer of the United States Supteme
Court; Chief lattices Board of Ten
usssec Kuowlton of Massachusetts
and Douglas of Rhode island and .-lus
ticcs Moore of Michigan and Patten of
Pennsylvania; Congressmen Hill of
Connecticut Smith of llllpois Gold-
iogle and Wilct of New York and
Granger of Rhoda island; Bishops
Colonist: of Delaware and Lawrence or
Massachusetts; Senor Eplfanic For
[.018 Minister' front - Argentine sud
Senor Emique Cortes Minister from
Colombia; Hon .ioltn 1). Long. ex‘scc-
Ioiat'y of the navy:
F; (loodtichq. ’l‘. l‘.
Barker, U N.: Governor Crawford
ll South Dakota and ex Governor: Mc-
Lane of New Hampshitc; Mayor
Jones of Minneapolis: Hon H B F.
lilttt'atlnnd «Washington: Gen. Stew
out itLWtIodiord untl Alton B. Parker
of. New York; Edward M. Sherpard of
Brooklyn: Hon. Frank Plumley' of Vet
mout' Hon. (‘hatles P. Neill [lulled
States Comtulsslonet of Lahor; Edi-
tofrs McKcleay of the. Brooklyn Eagle,
Ldmbkln of the Philadelphia Public
Ledger: O'Brien" of the Boston Trans
cript. Hoyt of the Albany Argus MIA
ball of the Outlook Devlns oi the New
Ybrk Observer and Ward of the in-
dependent; and official delegates from
more than fifty leading chambers 0t,
commerce and boards“
whom one. of the six sessions will be
siren for discussion of the relation
the business man to the itirth‘erauI III)
of the artificial mothem‘eut.
H.C. PHILLIPS
EKOiiol for 1nd
not. dull; digests “that; on eat
the tito tacit and adds strength to th‘e‘
whole body Makes rich pure blood.
iIgestIloIn and Dyspepsi
Kotiol confoIms to the National Pure ‘
It Food and Drug Law. Sold by The
1 .Clmord Phatmhcy and The Brid‘gd‘
n Pharmacy
squid Not Tell way no Htl'cband 9"?“
Her stays.
Augusta ll Downs who tlocsu‘ t know
by hot husband left her was Kl'tllltt'd
g» divorce born is: Lliibp or Dewar by
Judge iteéd in ’Brtdtioport ‘yestéttiu‘y
site “you. nudge Reed Ullstcncd totthe
‘W llhi‘i' that her"husbaud held de-‘
although
1e had begged'hlm not till to.“ Then
Mrs. Downs
"L‘.MI'II. Dowas whose maiden name
was ugusta 3% Mat-.ch said she. math,
“B
It . 1.2:! years
pl 9
Linovld
8 e 'lesi lfled ‘l 03' her hit
ve up a good pensitlon in the Auto
ean ,Graph one Com 3
hell 0 I .L ' NI?
Rel “at.“ , . .
Itcngtttgtuti the acting, Mm , ', '
in“h‘°“°h"‘il“3§h°d . I . i
or Crou Whmifiw 7‘ . I?
it: an, rounhltis, and al - L .L
c as. Long and Bronchial elections no
movement will be made the subject of v
a general discu's'slon. Among the cor. .
’l‘hwlug of Westcyn Reserve Noedhntn "
Rear Admirals C.-
Jewell and ”A S. i
of trade to
Mon astute servant, MIA-”L
million.
abattd
lower
"W‘Ll
I
..Our Saturday and." :Iilbnday. genome hardly used mentioning,
I’Ltttmt'l
~ VI'f‘ #-
It I-
» “Hammers" Manley patrol“. Everyone- igloo/n shirt we
ncventadvertls'c a bargain tor-Qaturday and Monday’s selling that
isn't priced AT LEAST mic-tourth below ragga—and generally
These two days have grown immensely popuiu at this store.
i
Read the list of items below.
We advertise the bargains—our advertising is bchmti. as it should
be. and the crowds some;
1
if
It‘.'
Figure on them. OtherItdIIy's
prices are quoted. also Saturday. and Mandy prices. Contrast them.
MUSHNO GUITAR“
.to be placed on sale for Saturday and
. . 4'12 '1; I. 1
« Entire stock. to be sold. at 50 cents
on a dollar Sale will open promptly
at. 9 o'clock a. In. The selection will
Half Hone for the Gentlemn.
As a special for Saturday and Mon-
day. The 35, 39 and bile kind consist
ing of plain. fancy, light and heavy
weight. Scum to please all. As long
as they last.
2 pain. 251:.
SPECIAL rsouIrI-ts PETTICOAT
n!
STOCK.
'Wt: the selected 'puc dumber. in
quantity about 3 down. The kind‘thst
always has sold i‘or"i.75. {love plac-
ed them among the Saturday and Hon-
tiny Bargains for ..
some
2m .
BELIEVE8 WORLD WILL END.
GREAT FALLS Moat. May 4. ~— Be~
llevlng that the end of the world will
tomo'vrithin ten days and that, 'Lhe With
a hunt fui of followers with be straight;
wa l‘tll‘SliiN‘d to beaten. 5- W}
St atop a prominent stoukimtn of this
city. has disposed of all his property
valued at Lseveml thousand dollars to
the first bidder for $150. and taking up
his residence in a rented house in the
most. 'éle’vit'ted‘ part of the city is “calm
ly awaiting the and Stanton’ 5 follow-
are. eight in number; utsposetl at that
possessions in' aletnilaI' manner and
are with him. Stanton was wealthy,
but has dispos of his belongings in
order to be Deciphered“ when cal
led from the earth. '
Kennedy's Laxative “Cough Cyrup is
BEYPI‘ER than any other cough remedy
because its laxative principle assures
a healthy, copious action of the bow.
els‘ and smile saute time' it"heais 'ir-
Ntatlon at the throat aud‘nllayss-in
flammation of the mucous membrand.
centains Honey and Tar. pleasant: to
take Children like it. Sold. by The
Cllnord Pharmacy and The Bridge
Pharmacy.‘ ‘ .
MURDER ARGUMENTS on mail
DAY. '
NEW HAVEN May 4.—-_—The evi-
dence of both sides lily the trial of An
solo and Custode di Lucia; charged
with murdering Runnels Patrons. is
an in and a special session of the
criminal side of the Superior Court
will be held Monday by Judge
Wheeler toII hear the arguments.
......_........ n... .
IFROMI MRS. SMIITHI.
7 I AMI .
'My husband my but hi 1'
" self sm‘ Ubeti‘DI-g'flichards L
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In.“ stomach/remedy advertised in.
So th Norwalk by means of" anal
cures of South ,Norwalk men and
women. is Dr. Bichatds Dyspepsld
Tablets. .
nook over this paper and see it any
lather stomach medicine gives you act
lust South NorwIalk proof. ' »
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of about too pfl. HOBIIRY. L 1 Po“.
As a bargain. Mime gross of Cof-
fee Porn is“ Minds at a sacrifice.
coming direct from one of ihdxleadiug
manufacturers of the country, and we
will give the trade the benefit. without
a cent of profit and without any Ills-
crlmtntttiott as to also. ~ LTcIlrIe' your
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the medals. it will my VOWCDIIW
the inquiry. Our. world: is large;
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minus for prodii‘ce e§d perishable
height traffic tor the or Ymk. big",
Haven and Hartford railroad is‘ to he‘
built on the old gait house property
neat Charlestown banguw
'LThe plan provides leasing of the
space in the mighthdllfie'tb commie;
L. sion merchants. who c'in then sell dli
trucking
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a constitutional ”treatment tgfisii‘s
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cons surfaces of tho‘rtifliem thereby
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slits by prawns, 75c
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street southtNo‘fitalk suyezr— L‘. .
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self have all used Dr. icburddny»
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sitlon at a salary of 8700 1 year with
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evlons clerks and a long hitch result-
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that the aim daemon nail soot-Item
hinteal'lly' filmed a‘VM-rmwshiie ‘tin-
leads to enter them lemme; tom
and would perfmtihe “Guides salt 'tho
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