97:”? 093'-
111‘. The inusiccl pro»
gape Petites, I '
' P011 loin 1911i.
. We twill
,, 0&1; 3 sold.
its one
at the bile nil eds ‘ ,
~ Your first will* w properly
you ht e taken a low doses of
In
iithorax; Chuicb in North Main street.
Rev. Richard 11113111111.an the assistant
7 I . pastor In Bridgeport, will conduqtu the
rotary. oi the New York
“an: kingpin aggnrlssgllgivr;
II IIJIIIIII... f‘li.l°tf‘l e
12
~10 iii
. 'liTso 0.6
l'IGII’IiI'I'opiiffl Mt lllrst; post-
Evening:
9": flertpry.
malady.
‘ ceases oi the “silent room." the col
1 lsppeé is completely isolated from the
service
A SILENT ROOM cuss. I
(Toledo NonBee);
Absolute silence and complete so-
Illusion! This is the, antidote tor the
new disease, “social collapse,” which
is the order of the day in fsshlonabls
circles here. Everybody In society
' . has social breakdowugutsometime 01'
_ other., and I when the- itrstusymptoms
' I manifest themselves the patient is
hurried into the "silent room, " which
iredtmeut and cure of the
lllfi
On entering the dimII
pie and month} or his There are
in” 1.9011155111911193“, electric bells;
Eht's 01f callers. The walls of the
room are tinted a ‘deep' green the
lion r is covered with rugs of pull or
The furniture is sun'-
, ‘ 1%,an itouos.’
1‘ d) in outline, and consists of bed,
he and comfortable chairs.
here are no plcturcswnot. even
i) ' Il'owers or permitted to relieve the
E. Church—‘4-
pastor, Rev. Willlnmv
131311111le 111111-1110!
set. in the evening,
Ii tiA‘t‘ [ORAL
Interests constitutional
to s. wapntanfi, .9119
hit worship at .910 all a. m. at
. ”on nwrli be preached by
h Bible school and eve»
discontinued for the
t the First Church. Not-walk
cuOIfortcry in F, A L. W615i:
dilute grazio'i'io, II. Stuart;
01-010 March M. E. 1109le
Bhrnum villi preach in"
1lilo further service 1111'-
mun Church—«H. A Linwood
'Slidtier rector-.«Elcventli Sunday 111'-
" '1’ Morning prayer and se
yIthe l'le'v Mr. Kohl Therb will
:9 0.001ka celebrations or even.
' it consists diullig the rector's '~9b
genes. The rector uses this medium
1W1 whilcheg‘ to express his caisson—to
a It 0; a
"rorpqu'i “Whig. 8"?9'1' the (WW:
‘ success that it was.
1-,( ‘uilt
'BAP T.l8T
Grace Baptist Church. J. Edward
liar is. pastor-11 11. 111., preaching by
the v. t. .W.Reod . B. D.. of Water-
bury,1c.09n;;3:P:roUp 111., Sunday school;
119.91.. 8 11.91.. premiums
L] the Rev. l. W.Roed. wetness”
" evening. Union Lyceum; Thursday eve
ulna. prayer meeting. led by Deacon
W J.-W319lcy 11nd Mise100rluns Har-
ris; li‘rlday evening, choir rehearsal
CHRIO'TIAN OCIENCE' SOCIETY
FlmIOhrlstlsn science Society. of
Norwukwacgular Sunday. service at
that .Mssoulc building,
at lhasmn 8300 set, August 11. “Soul."
Testimony meeting on Wednesday at
T0 both services the public is
cordisilrdnvlisd Reading room open
“”00 I-Jlllllilu each week day Iron: 2
( t0 5‘92:va
' 'swsnlsn' LUTHERAN.
Swedish Lulhernu~8w0dish Lutll
cram; . .Qvlcel will be held Sunday
celilike simplicity of the room. When
the case is reislly severe a trained
nurse is In attendance. hilt for the
very first stages of the diseasep the
woman with the overwrought nerves
finds that an hour or two of seclusion
is Sufficient 'to bling complete relief.
rum are very few people who 11r-
' More of the great hygienic value of
silence. Real rest and recuperation
tram social collapse, or Just plain
nerves. are only possible when. a. per»
9011. Is lbcked up In a room With the
key on the Inside of the door and a
certain knowledge that positively no
one will attempt to enter the room.
The value of the rest room is being
recognized now by architects. slid
lire many homes in which a
is set aside for rest
Mr. Suhbubs—So you got rid of the
girl. at lost?
him Subbubs—Yca she left a few
minutes ago.
Mr. Bubbubs—Hulll she
took her own time
Mrs. Bubbubs-Ye9, and our time.
too, the parlor clock is gone—Phila-
(leiphia Press
ADVERTIBED LETTERS.
The following letters remain uncall-
'iul J101' at the following postloillces for
the? current week.
Smith Norwalkaw. South Norwulk:
Mrs. R. E. Allen Bell island; Antul
‘Rosy. Miss Josephine Atvad. 'Bell is
land; J. R. Baldwin R F D137, Mrs.
F. Beermler. lieued'oito Michele. Mrs.
F. pueblmsyer 26 Spring street; Miss
Ella Chllmark. cure Mrs. S 8. Jon
pin 9; Miss Libbio Cypher Bell ls-
lau ; Miss M. J. Davis, ii. i“. 1).: Mrs.
Home Doillgcr. care George Moore;
Mrs. (liars Dondloson, West strevt.
Mrs. E Decry Elliott; L. 1".ipoison
bliss Sarah Fisher.. losta Gettner Glo-
vunnl Guido. A. D. llullock, North ’l‘ny-
lorid’veuue; Miss Anna Hennsssy.
llylidhurst Cottage; George llicksy.
W.’I-ll. llobblc. Miss Anna llalloran,
Mrs. Dwight li‘.’ Peck. Cnrriilgtou
Phelps. Jr.; Allcc Robinson. Bell is
lung; E. 8. Robinson. Lumlu Ssvutore,
R. l. Sharp. Sound View llousc: Mrs.
Walitor H. Stewart, Route 37; Miss
N11 vii ll. Thompson. Miss Mary
Thompson, Salvatore Tilinmalo Mrs
certainly
I in
Kitiney Ellis which I. more
is on “updrtmeut set aside specially for
, about the Police Department.
IlllDo
nThey stirs sick kidneys.
...They cure backache, every kidney
“l" Fitch. or 118 South Main
“Norwalk. (101111.. says: I ‘
rd Dean‘s Kidney Pills as a most
valuable medicine for 000390110 1100» II
kidney disorders. I 1.111qu a good
deal from those troubles an after lill'
various remedies. 1 11311111113119
Plalsted' Drug tors in in; ”on pit
fective li'lsdlcliib.‘ 1; The in '8‘.
brompt pod lusting relici ‘
ingly :c'n'dorsc them reeling sure that
those who use them will he disap-
pointed in the results oh billed. l
speak; not only from my Own exper-
lance, but from the experience of oth
are that I know intimately." ,
For sale by all dealers Price 50
cents. Foster-Mllbura (20.. Butfslo,
NEW York. sole agents for the United
ates.
Remember the 1111thde ’9—096
fake.” other. . I
OEVERY ON POLICE COWAR'DICE.
Il'NlilIiam 8. Dcvery. chief of police
under Mayor Van Wyck, had some-
thing to say yesterday about the talk
or police cowardice in connection with
the Forty-second street shooting on.
Tuesday.
“The head of the Police Depart-
ment,” declared the former “East
Chief, " “is making a sad mistake when
he suspends two of the policemen con-
cerned in letting that man Warner get
away. to kill another man after killing
the girl. He ought to tire every man
that had a chance to get to Warner
and failed. He should have done it as
quick as Jerry wrote the note. It is
a sad day for the Police Department
of this city when it Includes In its
ranks men who Would stand around in
front of a building and juwhnwk while
a murderer was climbing out a back
window and doing a. brass band gets
way. _
“The yellow streak should not be
permitted to exist in the Police De-
partment in any forth, shape or man
not. If cowards are permitted to re-
main on the force It won 't be long he;
tore cur policemen will be pointed at
by the kids on the sheet. It is the
duty of a policeman to face death in
any form. but from my observation re
cently it looks to me like we were
getting policemen on the force who
would go into scold sweat it they had
to look at a chance of 11 quick an
ink through a telescope.
“I guess every newspaper man that
has ever talked tomekuows my ideas
, I have
always said that the RolIc9=D0p9rt~
111.0111. should be run by policemen, not
by lawyers or admiruls or generals or
'ruh ’rah boys
”At the present time the police force
is demoruliscd. The men of the rank
11d file know that they are working for
a lot of sliperlors,.who don’tI,lin0w any
more about police business than a cow»
boy knows about navigating a ship.
They know that, if they luako a break
and are placed on trial they will be
handled by men who are just as likely
to give them the best of it as give
them the. worst of it. They know that
professional ' hamlshakers and hot-air
merchants hove the Inside truck at
Headquarters and the consequence is
they soldier on their jobs."
ENDOROED BY THE COUNTRY.
“The most popular remedy In 019031
County, and the best friend of my fem
lly," writes Wm M. Dietz editor and
publisher of the Olsego Journal, Gil
bertsville, N. Y., "is Dr. King’s New
Discovery., It has proved to be 011 in
fulllble cure for coughs and colds
making short work of the worst of them
We always keep a bottle in the house
I believe it to be the most valuable pre
scription known for Lung and Throai
diseases. ” Guaranteed to never dill
appoint the taken by F‘. H. Baxter's
William Wright Bell island. 1”. 'l‘ 801 th Norwulk and E P. Weed’s
,Wi.1‘th elk drug stores. Price 500 and
111.11. CROWE. P. M. 810 .00. Trial bottle fret).
‘ l
WE. DON'T HAVE TO USE ANY
Fl LTHIS STORE! 'ON SATURDAY AID MONDAY.
Mbsosv sesciscs Ass Ttiitiil' own mimics
R member Your Regular Sal slid-
T ‘w'
0W0 Ellgsgument attics ore
ij'
1"
LONG-WINDED ARGUMENTfi TO
OATURDAY AED 1
VALUE'D 8”! K
FOR THEM'OILVE8 IN IRREOIOTI OLE AOOI
WE DON'T MERELY BAY “COM E AND BAVEI” WE QUOTE lTEMO
PLfilNLYv-«DEOCRIBE GOODS EXACTLY AO THEY ARMIVE THEIR
RIOULAR PRICE. AND THEIR 3P! CIAL PRICES FOR IATURDAY AND.
YOU KNOW IN ADVANCE JUIT WHAT YOU CAN SAVE ON:
AND HOWJAUCH YOU CAN SAN/EL '
MONDAY.
HERE'S THE LATEST HOT 0' SATURDAY AND MONDAY
”'1 Will alum . I
1301115119111 8983111113331: one thins' "
.rrc till 00th Norwslk evidence to. .
I afternoon Acting Moll cal
Himself Tin" lid 4" the Body
Willis Ship vs“:
wttiildrl ‘ 1
George J. H. Muller a municipal on.
closer at New York city, shot and kil-
led hlmself Thursday forenoon l'n thd'
cuptsiu's cabin of the three matted
schooner J. H. lamprey, while the
vessel wns sailing past Westpcrt. Thea
oyster steamer Florence was ‘ hailed
and the new brought to liarbo‘rmaw‘
ter .Morris in Bridge int and In themi
Examiner
Godfrey went to the schooner la a. his
and had the body brought in the shine.-
The Lamprey's. destination W33 The-
msstou, Maine. with a cargo of clay.
Muller had boarded the vessel while
it was in New York waiting to still for
Portland with s 1 ad of cement. Cap~I
loin A. H. Thomas f the schooner had
him seen the man before and
hum as a passenger at the recommc‘u
dation of one of the owucis of the
ship, Charles E. (Mammals of 20 South
street. New York The man was to
live in the captain’ s cabin. About 11.
o'clock a muffled noise was heard in'
that direction and the steward ran in
to see what had happened.
Going into the main cabin he saw
the body of Muller In the csptaln'iI
room. It was stretched lull length. on;
the floor face dowawsrd. Adahsllhre
revolver to one side of the 11113.11
pool of blood on his back sliowe t at
he had shot a hole through his body.
the bullet entering below the hiau'l‘t duh
passing through to the back on the
‘ight side. Muller cvldelltlly stood at
the end of the small room facing the
door placed the revolver u'gslnst his
breast and filed. He fell forward and
appeared to have put out his hand in
slinctlvely to break the full The re.
volver fell from his hand as he drop-
oed and landed 11 little to the right of
him. It was apparently a new whveapon
and was loaded except that twb empty
shells wcie found in the chamber.
The report of the suicide, produced
a. dire effect upon the crew all“ of
which were Portugese uegiocs Tile
made an awful fuss for a time all
misled the body thrown overboiird
immediately going so far as to atoll
sailing the boat. Tile captain finally
prevailed upon them to come as for. us
Bridgeport The anchot was dropped
lff the cute! light to uwuit the coming
III the acting medical examiner.
While coming the short distance
‘lom Weslport to Brlilgepoil such of
he neproes had 11 diffcrei‘lt method of
ovordolug the superstitutil .'l‘bey were
loiilg all sorts 0; fun icfi stunts on
he deck Some of't firaycd out
loud. others would not open their
nonths 11ml still othernmouldu't cut
but throw their food untouched over-
board. As soon as the vessel reaches
Portland it new crew will have to be
shipped, and should bud wcuthcr set
'11. the crew will undoubtedly have to
(1 put usboro on the way and a new
no shipped
As no one would touch the body not
vcn to but 11 sheet over It when D1.
lodfrey visited the scene. of the tra-
sedy on the tug (llclul the body was
Overall wlth'flics aud'lfnllinssumed a
blueish hue.
An examination pointed conclusive.
ly in suicide. Letters in his pockets
telling him to cheer up, his rciiccnce
during the early part of the (lay, the
row of medicine bottles 11ml pill boxes
all pointed towards sell-destruction.
it was learned in New York that the
men lived with his parents lit No. 1002
Pacific street, Brooklyn and had gru-
dusted from Cooper Union two years
150.1410 had passed lilo civil service
nominations and had entered the (ir-
partmcnt of taxes as it typogrupliigl
draughsulsn. lie was exceedingly 11n-
tlous to become a civil engineer and
his hard night studies ill the Brooklyn
Polytechnic institute bud lead to 11
nervous breakdown He won given 11
vocation of five Weeks to recover his
bonito and was starting on It when be
0011 his life.
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas
County. so
11 senior partner of the firm of F J
Cheney 0; Ca. doing business in the
city 03 Toledo County uud Sluts afore-
said, and that said Ilrm will pi‘y the
sum of Child HUNDRED DOI JARS
for each and every case or Outarrh
ihnt cannot he and by the use of
Hull's Ciliul'rll um. ’
K.J CHENEY
sworn to hetero me and subscribed
in my presence, this bill (lily of De-
ccmlleri.)h. 1)., lgflfiw GIEARON
I ‘ . ' ‘ 7 ,
(M Notnry Public.
Hill/1 Csturrh 011m is taken litters
all
I“I 10' Warren street,
. [tic ards Dyspcptiis “'38:“.
'7 would be bloated
'W
M on almost (have Inc. out,,ot my I
its body needed Iuourlshm at, but how,
took I
.milted. v - I
of the big timber barons of the Pacific
Frank J. Cheney mukcs oath that he ‘
ball!
by a wellvj I 00th
1: [It 00 Ittly other 1111111 in this
9 country. He resides at
80qu Norwich;
Read what he says: ' ‘
"l 9111 glad to inform Imy tileudséo'i'
the great benefit reached trout
hr
" had been 11 victim ”Walls; d
pepsin for over. 0010:le 7
0.1111 the sins I'll
limbs were very severe. sort OI
“mill formed on the side of my stom-
wofiiyhic'h was very sure. in fact i
told Ii had contact in the stomach
silo; at; (line timei w‘ssi'lucilnod to helluva
It; Doctors advised e to take a
real. which I did, but w il'c idle I was
alphas broodinlt' over 1111“ 3000110100:
11ch worse instead 0: better. ,l
so nervous that the noise in the
1‘ dIIlual y w so but. loathed the
III: tof filed. “'5! kn w 11'1' poor wast-
was i to get it? I could not begin to
say how many dllfei‘ent ailments l
wus told I had i know until 'sp’oht
my money freely for different treat:
metals wltihgutdreliei. When I first
50‘ c or s s cps}
ro'pé‘lgils ted's drngxst'il'ro ii'li'lid very
ltt 0 faith and gloat was my surprise
when l began to improve almost from
the first dose, 1 have ”now taken 99v.
érul bottles 'of this splendid remedy
and con digest anything I out while
the pains and swelling have all gone.
stile by all druggis'ts. Say
"Richards" twice. Made by Dr. Rich-
ards Dyspepsia Tablet Association, 53
Wp'pthhtr thw York.
scour or A news shiv'mae.
Foot-Sore Printer Looking for a Job
Nikos 3' Mint out 'of $300.
PORTLAND" Oregon, August 10."
There landed in Portland Ifiity-elghi
years ago a foot-sorc'aud weary print-
er boy, looking for a job: He came
began to turn out miiionarics like snu-
sages. No one would have picked
him fora winnerbut that lleIis today
the bigcsi. success financially in the
Pacific Northwest is universally ad-
This printer boy is now better known
as lisliry L. Plltmock chief owner of
the “Organism“ which helped to 01
gsulzn the Associated Press and one
Northwest.
in addition to runlug his newspaper,
just fifty-one years afo today young
l’ltock got tolgeihcr $300 and bought
a block of ground it was way out in
the woods and covered with timber
l’ultiaud was the home- of the Oregon
penitentiary then and he mode a con
tract with the State Government to
11?ch the com/lots clear his ground for
3100. making the tolul $400,110 oar
rlcd this property four years without
getting any return from it. and then
he married and built a little cottage
on one corner; as he prospered he.
build 9 larger house, but. an exceeding-
ly modest one. and lie is just moving
from that today to give place for a 11111-
dorn sky-scraper.
This block which cost :1 total of
“(White been leased for 19 years. The
ground rent for the first ten yoal'h will
be $30,000 a your and each Iolve years
this wil be increased 10 percent until
from January 1st 199? to December Ill.
2006. the 111111qu rout of the block will
lie 3105.068, and oil this free of taxes
uy other expense.
per in this part of the United States.
lie Is one of those young old men who
parliclpntc In all public affairs. Like.
many other slicessful he is proud of
the (not that he. has never been out of
debt for 9 single moment of his en
tire life. 1
ONLY CURE FOR DYBPEPSIA.
Mrs Franklin Bush of New Castle.
l)el., snyzs “l suffered for years with
dyspepsia used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything I
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until i look Brazilian Bolts. and one 60
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. ll. Plulstpd 13.11.1311!-
ier and The Clifford Pharmacy. 5”
m
WE'T WEATHER MEN'AOEE' POTA-
TO DROP.
...—”...
15,000,000 Buchels is Estimate of" Area-
took County, Ms.,IYIcld.
The great potato crop of Arostook
county. Maine, csiimutod this season
91 15,000,000 bushels. is seriously mou-
nced by the continued wet weather.
nod if the rains continue Ill this criti-
cal period of the crop’s growth it will
suffer severely
Aihouitli the land planned for the
yield this year In about 0.000 scroll
longer than last year. It has been esti-
tlscu who would not think '
. Idiiifii'lbhi. ”minnow enlisted
int. 36 more in s istse..shos install.
where he acts as foreman. is also I
' 8'1“ 8808830018831: "Egfifi'hwm'ifii:
Dr. i
yTablets' .
from Pitsburg. PH... before that city»
1-. Pliock built. the first skyIscrnp- '
Elmflhbcd rm
y, ,1 {H .‘il‘
Ir" 1' ‘ I'II' '
'1 boss Oriental Rugs which a {to {bdrm August. Ciulc
prices are exceedingly cttrdbtivc iii Rodir'shii: Both are
fine species of rugs, closely Woven with at short, thick pile
and those of the hotter grades have the high Sheen which
characterizes fine Eastern ru 5;
The coloriugs are excellent and there is a goodly lllllllc
her of neutral tints the browiis and tans that harmonize well
with nearly all furnishings. = ' ’
Riigs which have “formerly been $22 50,
$18. 00 this sole.
'lllosc which li'av'e be'cn $253 00,
$20. 00 this sale
Admiicrs of Orlentabi‘ will 'cil’jo'y 'l‘otlklug over the as—
sortment and in addition there is a collection of odd rugs 1
among which are scicral genuine antiques
~ Carpet Store, first floor.
Oaken Chests. I
There IS quite 'an' Interesting group in the sale. All are
of fumed or golden oak. many of them hand carved, some in
elaborate. others' Ill simple designs at the corners. Several
are lined with cedar. , ,, '
Value $12.75 . at $10. 20 Value $16.00 at $12.80
Value $14.50 at $11.60 Value $24.00 at $19.20
Value $26.50 at $21.20 Valuc.$44.75 at $32.50
Brussels and lilslt Point Curtains
Valué$1100 "" ' at $3; '60 " Vniuc $ 750 at $6.75
Value $5.00 at $4.50 Value $ 8.50 at $7.6 5
Value. $0.00 at $3- 40 Value $10.00 at $9'.oo
Lace Bed Sets
Spread and "Bolster Rolls of ruffled bobbinet.
Value $6. 00
at $8.10
IV aiuc $8.00
at $9.00
V aluc $ 9.00
V aloe $10.00
at $5. 40
at $7.00
Saturday Specials for Men
Wearing apparel £01- hot weather.
Negligee Shirts. 11 new line of neat effects, mat style,
also plain white in cost style, $1. 00. ‘
Suspenders, light weight fm summer, extra fine web-
bing and kid ends, 251: a pair.
Bathing Suits. Cotton Suits at 750 and $1. 00. All 91.001
suits at $1.51) and $2. 00.
Wash Tics. Four-in-lisilds, while and
colors,
3 for use. '
10C,
The D.
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run LAST DAY or OUR
Mill lid and Surpils
I «NI-n
Saturday, August 10th~ 71907
prvrd,”r
Read Co.
I
«Vii-"1
. 1 r‘ .,» 11p 0
TO COMPLETE OUR USUAL NINE DAYS OF SUCCESSFUL SALES
WE ENDEAVOR TO MAKE THE CLOSING SATURDAY A81 INTER£8T-
IND TO OUR PATRONS A8 THE FIR 81' DAY.
ON A NUMBER OF ITEMS WE MAKE STILL LOWER PRICED. THEN
WE PUT OUR SPECIAL ITEMS FOR THE. DAY. I,
WE NOTE A FEW OF THEM:
TOILET ARTICLES AT HALF PRICE.
'ANCHOR HO” SUPPORTERS.
Regular price 25c. Special prlchlilc.
r011. size counrenesucs.
Sale Price 39c. . Specter price 7151:.
WHITE. PARABOLB.
ltcgillllr price $1.60 and 31.75.
1
«CHILDREN'S LACE HOBE.
Regular price 25c Special price 1713.
Black T911 and White. ,
LADIEB' LACE H086.
Regular price 2011. 90(1ch plico 170.
Black, was, Drab and Willie.
LADIES' TAN use:
Value 500. Spaniel price (the.
m
GENTs’ GREY UNDERWEAR.
Regular price 20c 81100011 price. 190.
“PHI 0:" mill ii acts (lirccily on the blood stud that the amount bemused will Special price 980.
M andymuccus formic? for the system. 191311111211“ 0161;030:1113}. 'l‘ccord crop by ...... (Balance of “315.... Not all sizes).
Sand for test men 119 roe cm s l . )III to s.
”.00 I‘Jt; (3"?ng afiitlfi'l‘olcdofi 1th: Armwlok 1:311:13“? liar; lurkint BUN $§£fiffihfit§ 24 'N‘ FOOT 370°“ L08? .GORDBD VE
" ' N UNDERWIIMI. THUNKG AND sili'r 01.011 HEAD. Liuilcs' 600 suits tlold yul roman 10. peso grown; no 11 0 won. I I . 8 a rice 260.
“w" 750;; W'n'n'ins we 11111131111 om QUA 11.791113 0 Mi 9900' i293 Bililu.............101.00 'l‘akc 1111113 Family run for sound mu emulsion of the stop there in one ...... ““3“?" "it: $903,191, 1.21m 5'
I "fl stole of Lucien White: Examine our line before puicbnsins Men's 1.00 and 31. 25 Bolts ....m patina. of the greatest. footers in determining pamrgo LAWNG.
,_ tiiliistil llud Drawers This your vacation Trucks and Bugs. Mons 2.76 9111th .0! W the price of tubers new," price. 00. , Special We" 30. TEDDY BEARS A'l' BPECIAL emcee
DOT INTO WRONG LODGE.
Odd label» Initiated into fratemi
Benefit Lupus.
Arthur N. Whitney. or New Haven.
bus his honest doubts ll)! lb which or-
der he balance to, the odd li'cllovjs or
WI-
“16th iltltl you Will “W HAMMDOKD .... ..... ”...-... DI” CHILDREN'S DINOHAM ORBIOIS.
rials. Good workmanship. i _ All stylishly made. best msisrlsill.
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. .. .140. Arcrsopportunltytossmiflatofl Womabciotlils.
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some room, 111111 was put through use GOLD DOST 11701.99. 3 , . v . iii“? ,
coronary stunts to looks him 9 inedi-
to stick to 11191 order. whether he
whats in or not.
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