Holiday Gifts
There is hornethlng useful or some-
thlng bountiful; something to war or
uonwthtng ornamentsl. to make your
frlIInds happy on Christmas day.
,E.K-BANKs,
MAHACKENO NOTE SLOCKI
SOUTH NORW LI.
total Nuts Ntltts
NO SENTINEL ON CHRISTMAS.
Following out a ions- 1- Imabllnhed cutt-
tom of giving tho employIIIItI of The
Evening Sentinel a holiday on Christ-
max no paper will be butuml on Decem-
luIl' 2? ill.
._..._—__—
’i‘he barber Rhona of the town will
('lttlil! on (.'hrlatmatt liar,
-—:l00tl lbs. ctrlctly Native Turkeys
to mIlI-ct from at 22 and 24c lb.. at
Public Market.
As one of the last two shopping days
in fore (“ittlattnaa today is a hard one
to heat, r
--t‘ mnberrlPa 1m- qt. lI‘.l).l.. & Co 0.
Howard liouton, of Stamford, was
the guest of friends ill South Norwalk
yIIatIIrtlay.
«A great reduction in i'honograph
Horns. at l-‘. R. Locktvtmd It (Tofu.
William liottton, of Fitch's soldlorn‘
Home, Norottm. was a visitor in South
Norwalk. yesterday.
~ -(1. It K. Xmas ilerbien. O‘ilrlen.
A mIII-tlng of i’. t', LottnIIbury Lodgi-
New England ()rdIIr of Protection, is
scheduled for tomorrow evening.
~'l‘nke a look in the window of The
Copyright Clothing Co. .
A atatcd convocation of Butler
Chapter, ii. A. .I'ii,. will bu held at its
rooms tomorrow evening at is o’clock.
' —-lI‘uIlIIr—tlrIIIInII Chocolates in hand-
nome packages for Christmas, at KI-l'
lIIy'a Drug Store.
A large number of boys hare been
enjoying the skating on the ponds
about The Norwalkn ”to past few
days-t,
--iiartletf.':t WIIl Wash. ‘Tcl.
I301: doea thtI tvIIIIk'tIt washing.
l'ncaa TtibII. improved ()rdt-r ol
Rt'ti Men, will hold its Weekly l'it‘t'islllll
on Tuesday IIVIIning at lilt.’ WiKWltlll in
Wasthington atreet.
MAII kinds of Liquor.» especially hot-
tlIId for httlltin)S»I('ilnttlltilgllt‘ti. i’ort.
Slit-l't'v, \Vltiaklea, tItc. Francis imm-
ollgelli, Old t'ily iiotel.
'l'iuI annual election of officers of
Form Mahat'lzIItno, lI'ortIatIIrs of AtnIIrl-
ca, will b.- loIltl tomorrow night In thtI
ball in Hwarlz It: L'orbetl's block.
.—-ll' you want a Watch. Ring or any-
thing. in tho» .lIIw'IIIry line, no to
Spock's.
A delegation from Washington
lodge, illlil'llf‘fltif'l’ll Order of Good
'i'emplars, of Norwalk; visited l’equon—
not-k Lodge. in llridgoport, Friday We
hing. .
I-Mhlixod Xittlt lfic lb. lI‘.ll.l.. & ('o.
A spacial convocation of iiutlIIr
Chapter, R, A.‘.\i., will be hI-ld at its
rooms iI'riday owning at III o'clock.
'l'lltI It, A, lh-utm- will in: worked and
More will be a banquet.
——l'mbrIIlIasI for Xmas. O'ilrien.
Richard J, Dwycr, chief clerk in ”to
office of tiu- atatII :IIIItIrIItary, ban 1'!“
(‘fo'l'f‘fi from his attack of‘lthe grip
and la able to attIInd to his duties at
tho capitol at liartford
-—~lI'or Xmas “f at. inti. iblII Rub-
lN'rtl. (iloyers tltI- i’lztc-I.
Major lladlai A. Hull. ('oaat Artil—
lIIry Corps, of New London. has bI-en
appointed on additional member of the
board to nrl'w- for the .. xattl'ttlaliotl-t of
officers of thI lit Id .trtiIlI-ty, and (.‘.tuM
Artillery Corps
—-A pair of Equinox Slum-s would
make a suitable Xmas gilt. lI'Iynn
it: Ryan. -‘
The South Norwaik f'onurvgatlonal
('hill'f'll is tI- ptoviIlII a large monitor of
f‘iuistmaa dinn-IreI tor the limit‘ of thII
parialt and town. nIIttt W-Idneaday. and
puppllm. for thi~ purpom are lit-int: reI
.II-ivml this attornoon it the church
«Fancy ('alIIltIlartt, ’Inst ('artl Al-
bums, (told l'hoto F.1nIItII. .i. 1'
“ayes, .’. .Vlain ain't-l, Norwalk.
lion. .lohn ll, Perry. of Southport.
will speak in the South Norwalk ('onI
gregaflonal t'hurt'h, Thursday IIVIIn-
log, January tub, on The Church t'oun-
.Ill. .I'ttngI l’Irr) is one of the most
tmlisucd and intervening apt-alum ill
thI slatt-
-A large line of Violins and Violin
t‘aw-a for Xmas. P B Lockwood dc
to, 39 Wall tItrIIIIt. Norwalk.
tohn Rattan. a tI-Ial hIIatII-r at thI
llrldtp port tim‘kh watt fatally injured
laIIt wIIIIk when a load of Ion] ftIlI on
him brI-akint; his ribs and injuring
him iltft rnaliy so that be diIIIl the next
day at the hottpital. lie nil-l with a
hillliilll' accident onI-c bII.fore
noon the. alrlcliy Mom
to :IIIIIIIIt from at 22 and ‘.'ic lb,
l’uhllI‘ .‘IiarkIIr
At the state prison at WI-thr-rstlcld
WIIlnIImiay, ('hrits'lnas day. the prin-
(1mm; will be IIbIIIrIId by an enter-
tainment to the given tinder the unit-
pit-Int of the Hartford illlihliafl En
III-avor i'nlort as has been its custom
. for M'Vf’i’iti warn The entertainment
will in gill at it! o't lot'.k
ll tono .u .int] Vihtlilt'fl tluI I-ntlrII uysI
tcrn‘
what your, I.tatlon. “Ulllflit'l'h Rocky
Mountain l‘ra it. the ntll'mtl prIIwIntu-
fiw- known Attainnt IlitIIIaqu. Ill-c Tea
or ’l'ablIIltI. l’lailIlt-Il‘n llrug Story,
HInafol and Win. littiktIltIfI’ ll'lVf'
rardn or.‘ for a IllnnIIr to thI i'fiflilt'f“
tlcut IlI-lIgatlon to bo- Ki'u'tl in Wash-
t- nnotlu-r
7190
milk...»
at
ltuton .lantmty aim for
flinflf'i’ on» neck following. 'l‘bo- m.
ator am! .“l‘ lullttley will follow
their plan of la-tt year and git-I one
dinner IIthI VI‘IIIIk Ilurlntt thI- III-am."
probably cat-h WIIIlnIItIIlay IIVl'llillK.
f'mmtlpatlou and had blood ml-
twins. lot! tIIIItItII irl'it la; lmlt. mp
lifII {may lit-ll‘t'trru liI'IIIlty \lottntaltt
TI-a .IIitMI t'II:I.IIttI;IԤIttt and and
blood 3“». in: m 'l'uhb-tn i'InlIIttId' '.‘
putt store.
1
> Oil, monarch ovcr pain.
matw II no worth living no matter .
—Lsdles‘ and Gent's Shoe Trees, a
lasting Xmas pmscnt. inc. Glover's
the Place.
Mrs. Bert Kctchnm, of Northport.
has been npendhut a few days in South
Norwalk
-- Fancy baskets of Wall St to at... "'I.
R, l). Lawton 1 (‘0. 1
Robert Van Bureu ht having a ver-
andtth built about his residence in
Wont avenue.
--"l"ine llmbrollns display. O'Brlou.
Mru. Harry Olnudead, of Hamilton
avenue, has been entertaining Mitts
Mtlcr, of Bridgeport.
—Diamondn, Watches, Jewelry and
Silterwar'e In great variety and low
prices. at .lttcktiton’ ii.
Mutter W. ilyxbee of White l’laina,
in enjoying a few dayit' vacation at
his home in Cross street.
—Illitu-tell and National (‘arpo-t
Sweeper», five patterns, $1.39 to 37..
A. .l. .liiillll I; Go.
Ralph Dibble "clerk at tho (‘Ity Na-
tional Bank. has bedn III of the ggip all
liiil home in South Main street,
-—Knives and Cutlery for
gifts at C. E. liow'tt
Louis Burkett is again acting an ex-
trn clerk at the. South Norwalk pont-
otllcc during the Chrintntats rush,
——ltuy him a Stilt Case. A nice line
at The Copyright Clothing (to.
Mitts Anna Masher. clerk in the
South Norwalk store of William P.
Beers, has been ill at her homo ltt
(.'edar street. ' I
—i’ilth Golf Caps. O'Brien. I
Rev, and Mrs. Hugh ll. Carpenter's
two children are ill1 with chickenpox
at the South Norwa k Baptist parson-
age in \‘ietlt street.
——t)oll ('arriages,(1o (‘artst anti l’IIr-
ambulatots at one-third and oneIluflf
(out. :i. (‘ollins & (‘0.
Frank J. Kelly, who is studying at
the University of Pennsylvania. has on
rivcd at his home in West avenue for
the holidays. I
—-An assortment. of the butter molten
of Perfumes for Christmas. at Kelley's
Drug Storo’.
Catholic llnion Council. Knights of
Columbus, will hold a meeting tonight
xnliltl
THIS LOCALITY. EACH OF OUR FOUR FLOOR
QUANTITIES OF THINGS BEAUTIFUL AS APPLIED TO HOME ADORN-
MENT AND COMFORT.
12I1S North Main Strut.
,.
Xmas a... 1......
mulls——
WE HAVE GONE INTO PARTNERSHIP WlTH SANTA CLAU’fI THIS
STORE lS PUTTING FORTH ITS REST EFFORTS TO SUPPLX HE TWIN
CITIES WITH XMAS GIFTS THAT ARE USEFUL AND SENSISLE AS
WELL AS NAMENTALLV BEAUTIFUL.
YOU HAVE THE SATISFACTION HERE F CHOOSING FROM THE
LARGEST AND MOST MODERATELY PRICE URNiTURE STOCK iN
SHOW lMMENSE
II. J.‘ Collins 6’: Ca
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS. .
South Norwsllt, Conn.
For tho protection of your
children'a foot. arty old shoe lit
not good enough for your girl or
boy,
The grcat numbIIr of crippled
feet ttro duo to too nluch lack
of thought and attention to the
requirements of ltrowing [III-t.
We have this: propoaltion to
offer: We give special attention
in this respect, and our prices
are rcnaonable.
WITH EVERY PURCHASE
OF CHiLDREN'S SHOES, WE
GIVE A TOY OR GAME FROM
SANTA CLAUS.
FLY NN SI RYAN,
PHONE 466.
HERE‘THEV AR! AND TNE'RE
‘ GOODYEAR MUS.
instead of Wednesday night, owing to 93 WASHWGTON 31'
the latter being (I'htistmaa. I-' |
—- I'I’urkeya, 2:1), 22, Llc lb, at New ' _. -. , ,,!___‘ _ A, . , ___q-
York Market.
A mot-ting of Catholic Union (‘0qu
(III Knights of Columbus, will “it"tl
thllt evoning instead of 'l‘ttIIiIIday. on
account or its being Christmas eve.
~lI'lorltla Orange's, 33.27.10 33,7.”
box. l-‘. l). Lawton & Co.
Sergeant William Warner, of the
lilth Company, Coast Artillery, ot
tirIItIn‘wir-lt, has been appointed aerr
gt'flili'llliljill' on Major King's staff.
Argo lied» Salmon is (fit'illli'ii and
packml entirely by machlnc, not tonIIhI
ed by hand.
Miss liotn vaII'mnIy, formerly in ”W
Illliilintl'y Ill-lutl‘lllltllt til the iloaltlll'
Store, is now rot-owning ftotn on one I I
.ttion for appendicitis atI her home in
lleruby
~llanduome “no of Xmas Silppvrs
at Flynn (it Ryan's.
Miss l’IIarI ('ohurn has roturm-d to
hot homo for the holiday vatatioll. tItII
robool in New Jersey which abc lul:
becn attcntlillg having closed durin':
this lilntI.
”Soft Hats for Xmas. f)'l,lt'iIIn. '
ilans Johnston, who undIIrwr-ttt an
operation at the Not'walk 'oapital.
was discharged from that in titutlon‘
Saturday, and has tIIturnIId to his lt'HiI
dI-nctI in lliliuide place.
*ITllf‘kt'ys, 20, 22, 2~lc
York Market.
'l‘hore war-I sixteen rI-ai catatc RilitIH
in Sorwallt, Inst Woo-k, with mortgages
Ib., at New
A VISIT
to our storc will give- you many atltrgIIrIttonn for your holiday
Imrchaaing. Wherr- thII gift is to “0' tnIprIIttainI low iiilt'ii 'oltIIr
lttIilf‘l'leiVilniilflf'H. Ito not wait until the inert motnt‘Iut. COME
NOW. , u. '., .‘.]..afia‘h‘:
N. 5- RYAN- 81 C0"
86 Washington Street South Norwalk
“WW
.../ :F—HWH .‘.“..- ..
Opportunity— Time —-— Place
Art the KIIynotIg to success
MERR 'LL COLLEGE
Will Enahlo You to Push to the Front.
NG, JANUARY 2, '08.
ENROLL NOW.
South Norwallr.
"will
WINTER OPlI‘.
Day and Night
Port chum. I
c clans.
Stamford. D
of Slofioft. For tlu- third woo-k ill llII-
f‘t'lliiu'l'. 1mm, tin-r.- wIIrII thirty-onII'
transfers of property, with mortgages
of $20,671".
'b—lI‘ancy baskets of Fruit. $l to Still.
iI‘. ll._ Lawton at ('0.
Former Mayor Ferdinand ll, Smith
and wife and mother will leave Nor
walk about the middle of January on
their annual pllurlnmgc to Florida,
where they intend to remain ,until
April, as Icustomary.
-Stop carat-ho in two minutes,
toothache or pain of burn or «cold In
five minutes, hoaracnesa, one hour.
nlllRf'if! .ItI-hII, two hours, Horn throat
twelve hours—Dr, Thomas Etzlet-tric
'l‘hr- R (It ll (‘orsIIt (‘omllattywbich
f'lflilf'ti Ilowrt Saturday, will reopen
January tttb, During the two wceka
intervening inventory will be taken.
nearly seventy-live IItanoyIIet-t being
engaged in this work.
—-.\lorr‘in Chairs, (fold Chairs, llall
Chain-t, Music ('abineta, Shaving (‘ub-
ineta, at A. .i. (‘olllnn & (tofu.
'ashiugton Chapter, R. A. M.. of
Vorwalk will hold a convocation on
II rld'ty night of this week, thI regu-
lar tneoting night being (hriatmau.
The Royal Art-h degree will be r-ottI
ferrad on titrIItI candidates,
~—I\'o more wash days at home. Rari-
lIItt's Wet Wash, 500. Tel. 790.
The ladies of Buckingham W. R. (Y.
are requested to intact. at the (l. A. R.
Hall, Tuesday, December 24, at lozllo
a. nt., to tittt-nd the funcral In a body
of the” deceased member. Mm. M. R.
ileum-rt, of Orchard ntrcct,
«You can get tlckotn for f‘o. ll'tt
Xnuut dance at Capt. lI). l'. Weeds
drug More. at iiflgt'ltt & Slit-renal and
W illh. ii, Sellec k' a f. lothlng slott' a, and
at the South Norwalk Trust (' ompany:
nlno from rnIInthIra.
’i‘urkcys are to llf‘ a little cantor dur-
ing the (‘hrtnlman aeamm than Willi tho-
cntte at Thanksgiving. The price for
good turkey” was this morning «gored
at twenty- two III ntn. into its and ammo
will sell at IWt'nly cent» a pound.
~'l‘el 790 ltnrtlett'n W at Wash.
500. Raven tho itotu-tewlfII'II labor.
in it'llil'f'l'l on The American Spirit
and the Public ltbtary will be gin-n
bt' .Vlllot lmthtt Stone i’innett thII ll—
lIrarzlln of thIf ('tty of \‘otw.alk before
”to ladiIIIt' Library Asmoclatlou, in
Wallingford on Friday. January” ". l
I — lIzatonllurlbutIt lntIInt productlonn
‘ln Htaltotury at Kelley" it llrutt Clott-
'llo- third round in tho .'.lto
ttlltff'll tattoo of llliillll'lin lif’th‘l'llI
Frank A Von llItrr-n and \If R lion ,.
t
m-It ut 1h.- Nut“ Ilk t' lttb in a. I-hIdulII.lt,', a I“ o f1 dd .
to be t‘; Ilily played all tonight. hit-.I i'
Vsn 'Jutflt not! lends 200 DOW-9 ‘0 1'” loom
h
\‘villiant .i. lI‘tmtIIr, of Raymond llrp
lelllll
point t;
And give Rim something he can use—2nd not stick up on a shelf to
draw dust and be overlooked. man fashion. in a month? we hear a
lot about the Xmas spirit nowadays. To the thoughtful giver the
true spirit is shown by ’gIving the gift that will fit or most perfectly
to the character and needs of the one who gets it. That is pretty near
ideal, isn't it?
So I'm suggesting—just a hint—that you might come into my store
and look at some of the attractive things I've picked out from the
great makers that will help outfit the man and the boy. They are all
things he needs—things he will buy himself sooner or later, but wdl
think a great deal of it if you forestall him. There's Neckwesr. and
Gloves, and Lounging House Coats, and Traveling Bags, and Rain
Coats. and Vest Sweaters and Collar Bags and—oh. come in. hey
are all brand new and fresh.
’OPEN EVENINGS LUNTIL CHRISTMAS.
——
Willis Ii. Seiirtlt,
CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT" a; .f.
48-50 Wall Street. Norwalk.
PHONE, 1714‘.
Thu regular IIl... it and prayer too-III
I inst will III: to 1d tomorros owning .'tt
Ihl' tItImtb Norm-tit \l. thmltI t f‘IhurIlI
I iloll forth-4pm, tlo 'arlIA. lN'l'iIlI.
Hittlat. Met-lutnil'nl ’i'oy't. Doll; and
ltorIt' Mail. In ill at his bolt» lmitly.
~llat ttt'ItIIhIIn for Xmas. n'llrlI-n
flit (litrlntnlan day, nervict-n will lnI'
lf-lti from II a. in. till i: n... at tIoI
Not-walk .ilIIthodet t'hun-h. IttmuII-Ium A-It "I'll-wk f'II' It
chitin-r (hum, filll ('Iocitn, f'ttll Mrs. W, lit Fruit" and daughter
taint. Jewel (kw-II. “0.. at .laIIloIou'tI. Milo. ltIIItIIlII and ma Edmund wlll
Wilbur ltzxrtII-l‘. I-hat'tzIIIl' with Ifrun lot-til the liftiytlit I with ,IIttat m l:
"'lllf' . Wit-i alto-“rd l'i rlrultI. ‘7." till-t lit'
.tlylo' Fl la "toil-Int: ~ ,1.le 14' liter! .‘ 1: III I’ltihlt: n I it
n tho town not!" h» was llutId 9’. and lItlrth lIIrsuy lIIvvtngIt for Xma
latent”; the Plate
SOY lNVENTOR PICKS UP MESSA-
GES FROM FLEET.
NEWPORT, ii. i.. liec. 23.-I-l.loyd
Rooney, agcd lIi, witr‘tttII erIIlIIto. ap-
Illlll’ltlllli of his own invention la cotr
cello-d to be. one of the: bent on the
could. Itntt Week IInuttltl menuayca from
the Imttleahlpi-t, which worn tlnIn mutt
mile» distant in n ntrulltht line. “ill
ftllt't'l'h'ri watt veriticd by the naval Hill“
tlon. Commander Albert. (llouven of
the l nlttd Hinton Naval Station I-Iont
plaimt that the llllptll'tllilh on tho Mound
aleutncru lntt- rftIt-ea with rIIIcI lpt of
tut-aunxeu, and ho will make a. protest
to tlu- nlt'fllllttitip ('Ollllliiliit'h.
OA‘TOR RIL-
Mm Zita but tut liillll ttwan Bangui
Signal:
‘ of -.-....._...__.._--
SAGGAGEMASTER FOR C. N. E.
DEAD.
('ANAAN, lhItI, L"l-~ -\Viiliti ll. lIlntI
moan, ltgofi about il'ly'eata, died at
ltbt honu- iH‘I't' Saturday Morning about
2 o'clock. of typhoid pneumonia. llII
lit survived by a wife and child and
by bit» molhI-r, Mrs. (flturlca lIthnom-I.
At the time ilt.‘ war-I taken nick he wan
baxgagntnaater for the Control New
England Railroad at tho (Yunnan Hilt-
tlon, and a few ycara ago was a Dilli-
hunger brakomnn on the C. N. It),
Store“ Opcn Even-
” ings Until.
CHRISTMAS !
it is a noticeable. fact that every-
body ls looking for and buying for
the Xmas gift. somethingthat has an
intrinsic value: something which will
be useful in time to come. This ex-
plains the reason why we are having
so many calls for Morris Chairs, Cen-
ter Tables, Rockers, etc.
We have an excellent line of Morris
Chairs in Oak and Mahogany frames.
setting from $7.75 up. Our line of Cen-
ter Tables, we feel sure. I: the best to
be found in the town of Norwalk, and
We have at least three dozen to select
from. We have put in a line of Hobby
Horses, Shoo Flies, etc.. for the little
fdllts. which you wot find very rea-
sonably priced.
S
F. A. Mitchell,
The Only Complete Houcefurnlshing
Store In the City.
COR. HIGH AND WALL STREETS,
NORWALK. CONN.
Xmas Gifts
FOR ALL.
MODERATE PRICES
Pocket Knives, Table Cutlery,
Scissors. Scissor Scts. Carving
Sets, Fancy ’l’hcrmomcters,
I Razors, Safety Razors, Car-
penter's Tools, Mechanical
Tools, Skates and Sleds, for
Boys and Girls, and many
other useful articles.
Charles—N; Dow.
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET,
Phone 667.
PAGE THREE
d
.l. A. HISLGP Gil
“Everythmg' to Dry Goods"
I
Martian Tttntttt 8am
WE GIVE.
Special Holiday
Offerings.
The time for gift
choosing now narrow-
ed down to but a very
Wafew days demands in-
”distant action. We are
ready to expedite your
purchases with well
assorted stocks 0f hol-
iday wares, an unusual
force of help, and with
quick, simplifiedltand-
ling of trade. in plac-
ing special offerings for your perusal we have
dwelt with particular
intent on merchandise
of practical utility, low prices, consistent with
good quality, which aré always an important
feature of our retailing and now most oppor-J’
tunely presented for the‘thousands who wish
to minimize the amount of expense for Holi-
day Gifts.
J. A HisloPB-CO
83- 85 Washington St., South Norwalk.” ‘.
SMOOMMWMOOWWOWOOW
O. BJackson,
Optician.
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.
SS WALL STREET.
NORWALK.
Y‘sflé’w‘ifi'fiiv.
fly buying your .lIIWI-lry of mo. l hat-I
tt t'otnplettI low at exceptionally low
prim-f f'onw In and look it own
.
R. NOACK,
34 No. Main St.. So. Norwalit.
iiiiii
Coal’s
The Thing!
To temper the temperature than
wintry days. gas will not pan and
'CON. i. a jolts, but COAL of glittering
goodness is the one "1mg nudful.
Our Coal needs no apology. You
may buy hare‘wlth your eyes shut and
’gst full value in heat for every dollar
upsndcd.
And OOAL'S the thing!
”interns”
iii‘i‘ti
.. I: ‘ ' III.
I . I l I
I lIII battluhv-Il and the
_‘I
1..
l RESH HA M8 .......
NATIVE JERSEY TURKEYS,
25 CENTS POUND.
NATIVE ROASTING CHICKENS ............ 17c ’
..................... 13c
...................... 15c
NATIVE FOWL .......
FRESH SHOULDERS .
XMAS TREES.
%
.mnmtwa \- ”.‘.-m . ~A~w
12c
Q
Iv”
xmas Plaque
FREE
FROM REC. l6-25 to all purchasers of our
goods eicept Sugar and Condensed Milk.
W. -- .__.—.,-.-_q. _..
i26 Washington St.
South Nomallt.
Phone 65572.
PERSIAN SHAH ACCEPTS - DEI
MANDS.
.'.,
my
'l'lIIillIZlMN,
of tho :l.’i.'-lltiri‘y loom:
innit ol‘ the 'Il'ilii’w of tilt tiI‘l‘iiIiJiittIl
IItlbtnittIId to illl‘ a I.'lllitli 'Ii'Ptit'lllitI
lIv litI ninth, in Which litI ruler of i'III‘
eta nIuIIptIItl lhII 'i"illi'l|dH llllltll‘ upon
him by lltII t'onntltlttional lIItIIlIItM, This
dItlat tlton ptIIttIlI firm. that Hand
ltltl‘it'ulnx ptIIIItl'
tttItwttliM lunlttlflI
lit/I
Titl-
Itt'fottnnd that
|tlt .,i.l. pt
I! llovbh tul ill!
,ltlI t’Itt it. ”tot Iii. rIrI'tIt‘t L“ p 'll
i-glml; drop-I 'l.' 'I...t i‘I' llt .' it :- .lii'l
bits lll'il'l."l' I” l.Z'It\tIIl it: ltl'l‘” 'lt
f'IIrItla: third. that two hunIlrml infan-
ttvmcn be placed mi 3 poo-ooh mood
I
iti'ttIl‘II lltII i’ttt'iialthl
fourth, that all lrootm.
II~-.-:n-k brigade, which hlttu-rlo baa
lawn :Iu lnIIIpIInIlI-nt Iomrnand, bu
[tldt‘ni undI r thI ministry of war. and
llttb, that tho iltlztnliln ollit- t.I of ti.”
IIIw-IuIIlI Inland.- .I-hatl I-nlt ItuttruI-l‘tttr
llIli not to IIotntoztud lIIIIuI, on they
lum- lIItizItzo don-I. .‘.II ”to Ithopa In
'l'I lil'lflti :mI tIIopIInIItt today,
PROFESSOR LASSER DEAD.
1mm .'., ling 2'? hot tllem-I into
my, I.I .III Lam-3n IlI' .l tltIltlrltt Ilouiut and
a I.I..I! l I.’ luv o.IIIl:I.II faculty of
l’. lie. I NIH-M" , IIu-Il ‘tIIIay' as tho r!-
mtt of an flllfttlltblliie accident. Pref.
[writl was born tn Hamburg in NS”.
hulldlngtt:
Including tho
E;u=.._.."-.o._...a:‘.cgo A; .m ' t...- . ‘
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