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Dilutions 4:3” let’s ;:oo.
High tide 11:31 a. an; ":31 p. an
airplane SENglfiiL ,TELErNONE
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‘ "ADONIO DIRECTORY.
Mule" Lodge. No. 10s. I. a A. M.
Hoots in Donovan block. ills Wash-
Ington St. in and 3d Tuesdays of
each month—duly and Aug. excepted
-,-et 8 o’clock. All Master Masons
cordially invited. Charles 1“. Mills.
, W. ll. Robert M. Wilcox.8ec. '
latter Chapter. No. as. a. A. M.
, Hoots in Donovan block. 138 Wash-
ington 8L, 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
each month-July and Aug. excepted
e-et 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch Ma-
lone cordially invited. Thaddeus
Ouyor. H. P. Robert M. Wilcox. Sec.
Ophir Chap. No. 52, Order Eastern Star.
Meets in Donovan block. 138 Wash-
lngtonfll" 2d and ith Wednesdays of
each month—July and Aug. excepted
--at 7:45 o'clock. All members of 0.
E. B. cordially invited. Miss Edna
Mills. W. M. Mrs. lda Sharer. Sec.
HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING MEETING
Last night‘s meeting at the Armory
most emphatically favored the present
site and plans for the Town High
School. The efforts to provide a more
commodious building were without
avail and the substitute building will
undoubtedly be erected. it would seem
that this matter is now settled. A
I
I
so snares
7. v. .
Duets-t (lerdl‘é Needed In Selecting
Right road For Daley.
Every mother should consult her
physician before deciding what food to
use for her little one. More sickness is
caused by the injudicious use of con-
densed milkend culinary cow's milk
than from all other causes.
Among the half dosen foods that
physicians ”commend. no one Is more
highly esteemed than Justfood. as
when prepared in accordance with the
simple directions for use, It is phy-
sically the same as mother’s milk, con-
taining bone and tooth-forming mater-
ial that obviates all four of soft teeth
or rickets, and as it is very delicate
and easily absorbed the baby holds it
down and thus gains all the food nour.
lshment.
it is the most economical of all ar-
tificial foods for the baby. costing 50c,
81.00 or 81.60 according to the size of
the package. Sold by druggists.
When the largest package Is bought.
a meal for theJittle baby costs less
than a penny.
Liberal sample of Justfood will be
sent free to any mother. Justfood Co.,
106 N. Franklin St, Syracuse, N. Y.
s
CHORAL UNION CONCERT. V‘
Musical Director Egbert Turns $225
Over to the Hospital.
The treasurer of the Norwalk Hos-
pital Association. Franklin A. Smith,
has received i following letter,
which will prove gratifying to all in
terested in the concert and hospital
work:
Nor-walk, Conn. May 10. 1907.
Franklin A. Smith, End.
South Norwaik, Conn.
Dear Sir:—
Enclosed check for two hundred and
twenty'tlve dollars ($225.00) which rep-
resents a trifle more than the sum re-
sulting from the Choral Union concert
i...
tisuaw
l8 ntcossrosneo
Essiilsvsu and Morris Cove
”Line Again Occupier; Alicia
Iion of House
HARTFORD, May l1.-hir. Halone
of Bristol, moved reconsideration of
the measure passed Thursday grant-
ing extension of time to the East He-
ven and Morris Cove Railway Com-
rutwir a
puny. He said he realised that the ‘
people of the district through which
the trolley would go were anxioru for
the trolley lines. but deemed it unwise
to go on record as supporting legisla-
tion that gave a steam as well as a
trolley privilege to promoters. He said
he proposed to offer an amendment
later eliminating the steam clause.
Mr. Hooker of Hartford. said that
Section 7. of the Morris Cove com-
pany's were vicious. He said that
two wrongs did not make a right and
that certain sections of the Consolidat-
ed Rallway charter which contained
similar privileges should be eliminat-
cd. '
House leader Banks said the ob
ject of the reconsideration was to get
the bill in such shape that when it.
went into the Senate it could be sup-
ported by members of the House. Mr.
Griswold of Guilford. who led the fight
for the bill yesterday. said that the
promoters were satisfied to have the
clause relating to steam stricken out.
He believed that no favoriUsm should
be shown and the privileges of the
Consolidated road in regard to bond
issues should also be eliminated from
their charters.
Chairman Burns of the Railroad
coma ttee said that he felt sure thatI
the p vllege of the Morris Cove Com-i
pany to sell out to another company, if
stricken out would mean the end of‘
the Morris Cove Company. He infer-
:
s
l
MUCH MARRIED MAN HELD.
BRIDGEPORT‘, May- lit—Simon Con-
nor, a local truckman, was arrested
Wednesday night on the charge of big4
amy and bound over to the criminal
superior court after a hearing in the
city court yesterday. 'Counor r-marv
ried Mrs. Jennie Riegcr, a widow, in
this city, not long ago. and evidence
was produced in court to show that
in 1890 he married Maggie O‘Brien.
now living in Port Chester. N. Y.. and
cit
at
'1
him
Careful
Housewife
_..:d uses
no other. .
\
‘ taxpayers of the City of South
k are hereby notified that the
y x of eight (8) mills on the dol-
a city meeting held
d“ “NOTICE.
om . TAXES.
ia'r, laid on the assessment list of 1906.
in Arion
For Saturd
ay’s Selling.
WOMEN ’8 AND MISSES’
Suits, Coats,8lirts,lllaisis
‘WOMEN'S SUITS.
Every one this season's pun
chase. All sizes in the different
styles. Regular $25.00 and $35.00
value.
For Saturday, $17.98.
JUMPER SUITS.
Cloth Jumper Suits, both plain
and fancy. Values up to $12.50.
Your Choice Today, $7.98.
WOMEN'S SUITS.
All the popular models in mix-
tures and plain cloths. $22.50 va-
lue.
Price for Saturday. $12.98.
MISSES‘ AND CHILDREN'S
COATS.
Jaunty box styles in mixtures
and a few plain colors. self stitch»
ed, made collarless. $4.00 and
$4.50 values. '
Saturday, 32.75.
WOMEN'S 'AND MISSES' COATS.
Long and short coats, plain cov-
crts and mixtures. Were sold at.
as high as $12.50.
Entire Lot, $6.98.
LINGERIE WAISTS.
The greatest bargain yet offer
on in this department. All he“
and splendidly made. $3.00 and
$3.50 waists.
Hall on the 5th day of March 1907‘
‘ Mom! having approved of the of April 10th The Union made u red that the company was created to from whom he has never been dlvorc- ' ' ' St d 3198
* - D . - ere-tho library fund tax of three- I W sy, - .
plans will have no,» justifiable the amount from $21,100 in order that {fall’c‘tdblrtfim'llfigtflmmemj and ”‘1‘ It “1 also alleged that he has ‘ Oghths (it) of a mill on the dollar, WALKING SKIRTS.
there might be a round sum.
We send this with much pleasure
and trust that it will help to relieve
complaint if what they, have in-
atructed their agents to do is not
laid at the same time. will be due and
payable on the first day of May, 1907,
third wife living in New York state. . JAP SILK ‘WAISTS
Some lace trimmed, long or
All new skirts, both plain and
OOOD OLD-TIME CI RCUS.
. , at which time i will receive the same - . ' . , ' KOO ‘ -
satisfactory. if the building proposed the immediaté‘ necessities of tho twylgemlhlltri‘csgliflxmfl?“95:2: at the office of Jacob M. Layton & Co. fancy mixtures Regular 50 Hi short sleeves, good quality silk,
proves adequate those who opposed its Board. day m immense crowds The Number inc. No. 5 Railroad Place. Penalty at lue. marked at less than cost.
erection, ought to be as well pleased Yours. ‘ ’ of people who journeyed out to the the rule of nine (9) per cent. a your Today, 3359, $2.85.
.8 though their plan had been adopted. M15] 1 ”FESRGE D. EGIBER'I. ] PidClflC street grounds In the after- \ from May 1. 1907. will be charged on .
There has been enough said. about ii. I I‘ll-lion. rec or Norwu k ,Chora. noon conveyed the news home of the ililllélgl’la remaining unpaid alter .luuc
good old-time Circus. and in the even-
now let, there be something done.
"FOREIGN rouse AND EDUCATION.
Rev. C. S. Mecfsriend Talks to Mrs.
Mesd'e Hillside Pupils.
Yesterday afternoon there was a
very pleasant gathering of teachers
and pupils and their friends at Mrs.
Head’s Hillside School tollsten to a
talk by Dr. Macfarland on the subject
' of “Foreign Travel as a Means of Edn-
cation and Culture."
Dr. Macfarland gave'a very graphic
description of a comprehensive Euro-
pean tour. starting.” Naples and go-
ing through ltaiy. Switzerland, Ger—
many. Holland. Belgium, France, Eng-
land and Scotland ending up at Liver-
pool. He interpreted the trip. as he
and his hearers followed it along in
their imagination. ' ‘
‘
. li es ver. heart- . ,, . w ., I shall be read to receive some .
”’91:. ngggn: rigged}: of cult’lrre. He the church, whose magi)! friends will where others leave off. Fancy Creamery Butte r9“. 280 lb. Stillson-Powcll’sydrug store. 32 Was? I pound BEST NO. I TEA ........................... 50c
counts his years ‘offtl‘avel and study be glad of the opportunity to hear “10 famous 0mm “mil-V did “0“” ”“0? SWIM" 30-" .. legion street. Penalty at the rate of ..__
in Europe as equal to the many years him. DY. Mncfarland will preach 3'5 “Gwa'mkm‘ ”We“ performances, Sugar Cured Shoulder ' small and 9 per cent. a year will be charged on
. mam ha... spent in academic and Uni. Paris: hictheimornlng. but will return Sigh groigiglgudfleezfmt‘hetent and 'lean ............ .. Illic m we, 3...... 1, 1907, Total ............................................ 82c
i verslt life. .. .' . 0" t 9 ~ven “5 “emce' . y ' . F- A- TOLLES. c f the above two articles we will ivc
, , it [XRRCS history it‘véiover again in Owing tO'an accident‘ to the organ The Heuman troupe 0' premier bi' JOSO'O s. Collector of Taxes for South Norwaik To 8" purchas 1'5 0 8
IV vivid form. 008 hum about all the the new organist, Frederick 3. An- cyclists and unicycllsts of the world.
treasurers of the art {of many ages.
Biography means re as one follows
in the footsteps of. e‘great personall-
ties of the world's history. Literature
is vividly illustrated as ,we go about
among the scenes winch It treats.
The lecture was firm with great in-
THE NEW PURE FOOD AND DRUG
LAW.
We are pleased to announce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs.
colds and lung troubles is not affected
by the National Pure Food and Drug
law. as it contains no opiates or other
harmful drugs, and We recommend it
as a safe remedy for children and
adults. Pialsbed's Drug Store and The
Clifford Pharmacy. ~ ”
PASTORS EXCHANGE warns.
Rev. H. S. Brown. of Dorian, to Preach
in South Norwaik Congregational
Church.
Tomorrow, at the South Norwnlk
Congregational Church. the preacher
of the morning will be the Rev. Her-
bert 8. Brown. a former member of
drews. was unable to render the organ
recital announced for last Sunday eve-
ning, and will give one tomorrow eve-
ning for a half hour preceding the
evening service. His program is an
exceedingly attractive one.
At. the morning service the new con-
traito Miss'Helen G. Williams, formerv
down Pacific street an hour before the
ticket wagon was opened, and before
the show started the big tents were
packed, and had to turn hundreds of
people away. The Frank A. Robbins
circus is without an equal as a two-
ring and a stage circus. and we" de-
serves its billhig, A circus that is a
circus. or America's greatest show.
show is new, although the show itself
is the oldest in America. and the seats
go far ahead of the ordinary circus
seat for comfort, and then the clowns.
those funny fellows. brimful of antics,
keep the audience in uproars mutin-
unlly.
from start to finish. The six Aerial
liloyds wore the feature of the show.
and they are undoubtedly the kings
of the air. for their exhibitions begin
did some startling and sensational
feats. such as loplng the loop, and
looping the gap in mid-air.
was a feature and met with the approv-
al of the public. .
invariably an indication that soure-
ing there was a flood of people surging
All the equipment in the Robbins
They left not a quiet moment
Every act
When your backaches it is almost
Co
lloctor of mu
South Norwaik.
JAMES PAUL.
of the City of
South Norwalk. May 1. 1907.
ml to j]
/;,
Time and Tide
wait. for no man. It will pay you
to see us at once if you desire
the best of Groceries at lowest
prices.
Here are a few of our many
specials that cannot last long at
the price quoted. .
12 North Main St. " Se. Norwslk.
7.». Cell. cos—a
School} axes. .. _
Union School District
The taxpayers of the South Norwalk
Union School District are hereby noti-
fied that the district tax of one and
on~haif mills on the dollar, laid on
the town assessment list of 1906. at. a
meeting of the district held on the
12th day of June. 1906, at the Franklin
school. will be due and payable on the
first day of May. 1807. at which time
Union School District.
Dated at South Norwalk,
l907. . ’
April 20.
moms
such a rare inducement.
A RARE ST AMP OFFER.
iOO Stamps Free.
1 pound FANCY MO-KA COFFEE .................... 32c
free we Pink Discount Stamps.
. WE LEAD.
No other distributors of Trading Stamps in this state offer
)
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A
forest, both by thos a ‘ 0 had had the
advantages of foreign“ oval and many
others with whom lc‘ls‘a future hope.
thing ls wrong with your kidneys. De- THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE.
Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills afford
prompt relief for weak kidneys. back
ache, inflammation of the bladder and
ly of the Center Congregational
Church quartette, of New Haven. will
render a solo.
the place.
HANAN a sON,
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
ously in an evening of enjoyment that.
is pleasant alike to old, middle-aged
W young. The Vitagraph Co. is the
ognlzed leader in the conception
and production of feature pictures, and
With their own positive hits, combined
with“ the best of European novelties
and sensations, a program of excep-
‘oual merit is assured. The monot—
any of continuous pictures is avoided
' and the large audience was delight-
Ith the efficient. work of the var~
”members of the company. Mr.
I” was a. most pleasing Hamlctpnd
Ill pport was all that could be de-
" ‘ This afternoon the company
' The Mad King and this even-
the will close their engagement
th' JBrien, the Contractor. Next
in the Vitagraph Company will be
rdctiom They' Will exhibit an
My new line of pictures. Joseph
‘ ‘ Alton will be tho‘sololst and Prof.
the pianist.
N PROGRESS ‘ IN NEW
VORK. ‘
buildings as stories high. con:
i :many.every many. painted with
' t M
ry produces L. a M. Paint
, cost El“ labor than if
M.."frlrixod With 3
, bought fresh from
i
the
by
u;
3‘
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MS : .
, unseen Oil
DON'T PAY ALIMONV
The Tragedy of Failing. will be the
topic at the South Norwalk Baptist
Church tomorrow evening. the fifth in
the present series, Sunday evenings
with young people, or The Study of
Possibilities. The happy hour song
service. and the fellowship that is fra-
ternal will characterize the meeting.
The invitation is cordial. in the morn-
ing the Rev. F. ll. Divine. Secretary
all urinary troubles.
among the natives. The captain of the
Sumatra reported the matter to Dr.
Hahl, the German governor of the la-
lunds. who dispatched the yacht Sees-
tern to the islands.
were deirtroyed and the ringleader. 11
natives, including two women. were
arrested. One of the prisoners escap-
ed. The others were brought to Her- ~
bershope and imprisoned.
Sold by The
All the villages
son. B. Y. P. U. at 6:30. a service for
young folks, always largely attended
and helpful. Music for the day:
Morningt—Prciude. Melodic, Pa-
derwskl; Anthem. To Deump. Buck;
Offertory Solo. Selected: Posiludo,
Priest's Song. Mendelssohn.
Eveningz—Prelude. Largheth. Batis-
te: Anthem, 0. Beautiful Land. Macy:
Offertory. Shadows of the Evening
Hours, Shelly; Postlude. March. Mo-
sar . ‘
ONLY CURE FOR DVSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
09]., says: “i suffered for years with
dyspepsia, used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything 1
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Plaisted. F. H.
Baxter and The Cliilord Pharmacy. "
WATERIURY' CASE ADJOURNED.
WATERBURY. May 10.!~-—'l‘hc calm
against inrenso 'Amrllauo. charged
cure.
this is so:
South Norwalk. Conu.. says:
Kidney Pills are the best medicine 1
ever used and i cannot say too much
in their praise.
years with pains across my back
and up between my shoulders.
sat in a chair for any length of time.
hands to my hips and gradually -rls‘
ng.
less at night and it seemed hard to find
a comfortable position in which to lay.
so i sent to Plaisted's Drug Store for
them.
did ‘not feel all tired out when I arose
With urinary disorders, diabetes,
With any kidney ill.
Doan‘s Kidney Pills
relieve and
Here is South Norwalk proof that
Mrs. S. A. Brown. of 39 Franklin St.
“Dean's
l suffered for two
If I
i could only got. up by putting my
1 had headaches and was rest.-
1 had taken only a few doses
when l commenced to feel better. I
continued their use until the pain left
my back and It was no longer stiff m'
lame. . I could rcst well at night and
SHOES AND OXFORDS
for Men.
OXFORDS AND POMPA TIES
All leathers. for women.
Phone, 542-2.
THAT :
FAILINO “semantics-rouse.
Try a pair ei‘ our
famous‘iil.00fyofilas,sos A
He will tell you truth about your
eyes. Headaches e, . r, _.
Children's eyes on lly cared for.
The United System i recognized as
the most scientific in use.
United , American. llpticians
WEAR PERFECT LENSES.
Homer B. Hoyt.
‘ Reflecting Optician.
7-8 United Bank Building.
Tel. 363.12.
It might not. be amiss this time,
when the pure food question is onc
of the themes of the hour, to state
over our own signature that every
kernel of coffee we sell Is coffee.
Nothing in the line of adulteration
‘can be found in our coilec.
[their this to be so froth the fact
at we import the coffee direct
and can vouch for It knowingly.
'And when we state that our 250 a
pound blend is, worth a dime more
a pound. we go by the'lestimony
of hundreds of customers who say
[that it excels coffpe they have
THE NEW ilillK liiflllfll ill].
reef. . .
in Ceylcn‘rye‘u would find e‘de’ilo
for your pleasure. In Java you won!
Coffee. We have also brought that h
We are the agents fer the famous
known the world ever for their excel
products we have selected the choices
shape is not to he found in Norwelk.
N p] Tunp‘s to he divorced from your appendix. Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge $5.00.
whiiOffieniiSX‘vhgrfim Cf: with There will be no occasion for it "you Phamacr- “ sssurv AND STYLE soon. Nerwslk. _ TELEPHONE. Norwelk.
T , ' keep Your bowels regular with Dr. ----—----- _ - -
hfitnlnrggvgh‘r‘sbecggggtlgnougfc“£233 King‘s New Life Pills. Their action is CANNIBALS ARRESTED. "“3“" "“LTH' in the "so EASY" INVISIBLE Twenty 31" Rm“ smm'
l “3,5“.er excepting Friday. The so gentle that the appendix never has VAN COUVER. B. 0.. May 10.-— “0° eye-glass mounting. A slender WWW
mph Com programs are selected cause to make the least' complaint. According to advices by the Canadian ' ' gold band connecting the lenses WEE—'— " " r 4"-
with rare discrimination cover every Guaranteed by F. H. Baxter, South Austrlalian liner Manuka, from Syd- is practically all that is visible. . Phone 332.4
hum of human interest. and are in- Norwalk, and E, P. Weed, Norwalk. hey. the North (liermaln ({Joydtfiteanétii‘ ELITE. The: pivotal nation) in; essential '
.’ .' druggists. 25c. Try them. " Sumatra recent y on e at. e r ea urc. perm a son ey per-
meals; afi?.;§”:f,‘.fl§.§,f (Xe?h§s.§fl.‘3 ——-——- Charles Hardy group in the South sea ‘3 50 d 00 feet adjustment with an even TRAVEIJ OVER THE WORIID
15 appealed to. Pathosl mystery, 3“,. SOUTH NORWALK BAPTIST SER- and discovered that cannibalism was ' an ’4' ' distribution of pressure or bear- And you don't find 1““..- provtglone anywhere to supply you beth with
' rise and comedy are blended harmon- VICES. being carried on .to a large extent ins surface on the “059- the DELICACIES and NECESSITIES of daily life then right under this one
loos Tea. » We have brought It here
it find an exceedingly fine flavored
are from Java.
Chase a Senborn Tees and Coffees.
lance. From our Innumersble heme
t. A wider variety kept In better
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
Bowker’e
122 Water Street. ‘
warrants FORM LAUREL crlus.
HARTFORD. May ll.—-—The newapa-
per correspondents and reporters in
the General Assembly have organized
a social club which will be known as
We
are represented in its membership,
and before the session ends, several
dinners will be given.
The name was selected as a recognlv
tlon of the act which was recently
passed making the laurel the state
flower, and the newspaper men claim
the interpolation of high-grade of the Connecticut Baptist convention. W “ “" “‘ , " """”"' '"““" '
:gnga by Joseph McMahon, beautifully Will speak. Mr. Divme comes on a LIFES JOURNEY . LEADING GROCER.
Illusu‘wd- special “"38”“ and W'" ”9 welcomed . W . as wear WASHINGTON 31'. SOUTH NORWALK.
, . is Burdeneoms to Many In South Nor ‘ . ,
. DANIEL RYAN'S COWANY. by Ii. Lil-SIC congregationil Bible SChOOl Wllk. .
rue production of Ham et, by the at 12 0° 00"; and a 1“ rehearsal 0' life's journey is a heavy burden ‘
Daniel Ryan Company. atHoyt‘s Thea» ”‘9 C'E'mre” Day ml"5‘“: “”1 “‘9 than a constantly aching back. W ear shoes
M night. was thoroughly artls. regular supplemental work and les-
Coal and Wood.
AGINTOIOR
Fertilizers.
B. Hershfield arson.
Telephone 294.
vey Hartford ; James L. McGovern.
Bridgeport, and Alexander Troup. Jr.,
New Haven.
WAR AOAINIT CONSUMPTION.
rs. thousand oilices: hotels cov- 00“” '13" Of- bill nOlhins helped me . ’ ER ' The Laurel Club of Connecticut. Near- All nations are endeavor-in to
‘ on! block. containing 1,400 until i took Brazilian Balm, and one 50, gfifllnls Emdgmpgh‘ezofrtfiofinho‘l‘ffi; OUR DPECIIaAlilgg'g O We. from the plant to our warehouses. ly all a“ 133-59 newspapers in the state, check the ravages of consumptiqg, the
white plague" that claims so many
victims each year. Foley's Honey and
tar cures coughs and colds perfectly
ind you are in no danger of con-
mmptlon. Do not risk yoar health by
:aklng some unknown preparation
when Foley's Honey and Tar is are
» lat about (ill cents per gallon. with the Wilde" 0' “Oi-'0" I‘Jlfllm’. Will in the mornin . [have recommended , . o in: olaewher ford . An t' the distinction 0' ”9““ the “m u “"1 certain in "mm” A“ for ul-
. w gallons 01.1mm.“ ’a cost of again adjourned at day by Judge Bur. Dean's Kidneg pm. to “or“ of my humane” tuning” ev erye sin leukernedl ‘ ' make use of it. The officers elected oy's Honey and Tar and, insist upon
,. l . 31-20 per‘gsllon. We in “19‘0"! 00“" “I“ morning. people and many have thankedme for Pemsnent mum: . ' 3 ' are as follows: the Clifford Pharmacy. ' n
defect exists-ink & M. Paint.
tit house for nothing,
of L. i M. made to
you... D, Dow. South Nor-
Aquiiano and llama. it is said. were
seen together on the day of the mur-
der, April 30. After the murder Aqui-
lano, according to one witness. Jo 11
Casey, was In the vicinity of the loo I-
dolng so. as they received immediate
relief from their use."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. libstenllillburn 00.. Buffalo.
NDVT‘I THEATRE BLOCK.
Factory and main onions. 118 liiast
23d at. N. Y. Also stores 08 East Hill
at. N. Y.: Bridgeport. Ch; Springfield
liaiuinnhiilchah
President, Col. Charles W. Pickett
New Haven; vice-president, :Josepl;
Mullla. Hartford: secretary. David; W
Nichols, Hartford: trussurer. Richard
Howell, Bldgepot: executive commit-
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raving it. Plalsted’s Drug store and
shraaoas TO Mm soon.
DONDON. May ll.--8peolsl disput-
,P
New York, solo s at: for the United . rhea from St Peter-bury so that litm-
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