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for Bear
Thirty Years

THT rennuanv .Jé'mém' oov.

The boys will certainly umilo‘owr
the picture (in coloral oi the boy and
the lemon which adorns the from our-
nr or the March American Boy. The
paper ltaelt is replete with ntlrrrlng.
interesting and inctructlve matter.
There are further indtltllmenta oi the
line aerial»: Jimmy Joonoa, i’iriate,

(10 and Your liloyll 09.5110 Miunluaip
Among the abort clones are. Alfie
treat tram the World and Old .lonhutl
The tragic story ot‘ "‘nlbxls‘nndplr-
nice in his nqunriu will incite the
boys to greater internal in the inhnlli
tents of the sea. General Washing
ton ll Lite Guard is all lnberentlng story
or the men who donned the personal
body guard of the rev Washington
A (treat Boyn’ Club urnoy given“ an
account oi a wal in tour or ib‘eCo
lumbia Park Boy b. A Swedinh
American Boy' a silicone la n biographl
cnl sketch of Gorilruor .iohnaun. 0.
Minnesota. The largest Vermin oi
the World describe: those twin lovill
thuns ol the deep, the Lusitania and
the Mnuretanla. and the Wonderlui
Brennan Monoitoil Car tells ol all in
volition which ill destined to revolu-
tionize traw-l in speefl and unruly. The
Boy on Ills Muscle siren many point-
erll on basketball and the editor'n re
luuritn on Lo in Home
will appeal to hnir ..ntll Therenre
hundreds oi shorter rllclell. all lntol’
eating, while the re Ilill’ departments
are all uuuul tilled w‘lth matter which
boy- iiile. in addition there are nearly
we illustration» $1.00 a ym 'i'hr
Spru‘ue Publishing Co, Detrlot, Mich.

'ro CURE A COLD in ONE DAY
Tulle LAXATIVE BRUNO Quinlan
'i‘ahlcta. Drussiata refund money it it
tells to cure. 1-3. W. GROVES aim
lure la on each box. 260

A NIMBLE FLY
A By no minute so to be almost in
visible ran three lncheu in halt 3 rec
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“Board lot Relief

Notice la hereby given that the
Board of Belle! of the Town of Nor-
walls will meet it that? ohle‘e. Aaron:

Halli
8ntl’lrllay. rum .1908 2 to i p.
Monti”. iv‘eb 10,2 to l p. m.
Wedimday, 12lh 1 to I; aveniote
MondayJi'eb .11.! p. m.
yummy. 20th.: to 4 p In.
he motion are tor the purpoae oi

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NEW LONDON Fell. IOWWMI did} ‘
pollllouieulbeluidaoitheee‘nui
it your old Frank LI “his”, oi Lod-
hard, who hall been mom or the
Grand Jury lor moulldllflliter lo “MW
in: the death of bin loo your old play-
mate, try. L flown ol Ledyllrd, ill
lined
aborting 01 you} ileum on lbljfi‘lth
of bull Jilly, tile . the youngest per-
unit ever charged With no serious a
crime in Connecticut, hall lain in M
awaiting ll dimiltiull at the we. .,
The indictment at! 9 ”Grand idly
no: a outfitter Wm i ’
In no 0 er in etment um ll 0
in View of the 13018.11“! Vflwg’fl
tember. yet the boy was not
Throughout a recent long term of 1 ¢
Superior court the little fellow not in
the dock with hardened]: ell-limit.
When other canes had been diapered ;
oi the nuiho lien had n asimnd'e' Ii"
their minds w at to do wit hint, and
metro jail lid dent” with roman! ‘
confinement ill a call. About dwell
also. the ion: confinement, hem to
tell on the child, lie well taken ill and
lemoved to the Memorial Hoboital. lie '
wall round to be hollering [mean air “
«lead. The more charm burroundlnna
‘havc made It speedy recovery, and ,
now he will be when back to all.
it will be Lilly b ore the in can be
brought‘ to trial. t is bratty conditl "
that no Jury will Iind him guilty. it.
lulu been consulted that the her plead g
guilty to manulauxhter with the uuddf- ;
standing that he will be bent to the
reform reboot ’l‘hill his attorneys will
not agree to, saying that the stigma ‘
oi the crimé will always hangover
him. They claim be is innocent

-A lazy liver loadn to chronic d!
spepaia and cultivation—Wanna!
the whole system. Dean'a leaflets
(25 cents per box) correct the liver.
tone up the atomacb. cure conallp‘n- ,
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remove 70 LINCOLN'B MEMORY.

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Paid Yesterday Afternoon b Colored
Peopla 01‘th Mom kn. ,
A'l‘he aerlicen of the Knight street

..M E. Church Sunday afternoon
Will! a, new damrture trout the llllunl
sterotyued lo I of worship. and will
long be remembered by the cliieene of
Norwalk and viél’nity The ”union
was a aveclll service arranged by the
church people in honor oi Abraham
Llneoln'u birthday. The large nudi-
ence was greatly authored with a null»
It kindred to that which attended the
inning of the Emancipation Proclama-
ion. and those trying days of [the our '
bullion.

Rev. George D. Egbert was the
speaker oi the‘ “union, and he told
the ntbrfr‘ or I an of Abraham
Lincoln from ’o‘bacnri y into national
greatness in well labelled wordll rim
enlisted the attention of hill audience
from start to iluillil. ‘ ‘
Mrs. A. i-.l Lynch read a paper en-
titled “The itemizliaoenoen‘oi Abraham
Lincoln " She field: It hi I: beauth
fill night. to ioofl birch and non 1M-
unlmoWn man 0 the Want called an
liosoll was when standing‘ in Illb pres-v
once of the blmlill; boob to libertine
the emauelllat‘ér oi four million of
slaves. and leading the nation into
the holy watera or great liberty. It
was a time wbeh notional bitterness

will running hijii' and Ihmdtoned to
destroy the until of outer. Out of

one clinic-great WON" oi the
race. on it man who hull unolletl great
words and done mighty deed» l-le

let him die Let till "all a ldlonle hope
for the beat. All God llllil lnnuir’etl men
in the neat to devote them‘aelten to
the cause of freedom. i am confident
that in the future He will mm on
méu. who in the integrity at heart.
euruculnelul of purpose will advance
the cauue oi the American negro.
George Moore read the Emancipal‘u
lion Proclamation. The remainder of
the pronoun consisted of. “a duct or
Mrs. George Moore and Mrs G.
liroult: lnatrumeutal selection by
Matters C. D L. Lynch anlea Whit»
My: role, by hire. llliunl H Willi-
ney: reading. “ ”of tha
Edna Jackson: Miss Lillian Lynch to-
cited “The Black lioyllln Inc.” The
ushers were Mills 1". Norman. Mills An
uie Nixon and Mill Midge, . ‘ '

‘ Harri. um vita- '
"011.011."!wa P. eln‘la. Dnnbury;
John South, New Yorlu 0. iii. slower!
Provideoee. 3.1.: (doom W
titty: .l. N.’8tau. Bridgeport: L. R.
Hurlbult. Wilton; George L. l‘toclt'
woll, Rldseileld: B Greenfield ilridxb-
port; Corporal E. W. Brock 4U. 8. A' .
ll. Cor/ill. linoleum L. Wilson.
roolrlyn: ll. ””Pm'l. New Haven:
lalt o,

lilac Marlon rli. F.L,J
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F. ii Maud. ow fetch;

William inmln..l

William H. Stevens, Bills-told; Pom;
Humphrlell. Ridgeheld: 9' ill. Lynch"
”when. E. 8. Wilma, New York:
George Holman. linden: Rev. F'l'lllli
Clay Moran New York: 1 B. monr
New llavcnll' .Btorey. 3. ii. Brown.

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collard—ll. V. Libby, Without ”a.
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the pan! Abraham Lincoln rise: up all ' '

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New Patterna. Chineaeeand Japaneae.

The day of bizarre and startling designs in Mailings
has gone by, and the latest shown are in coltvcntiollhl small
uttcms, wood colors, olive green, and neutral tints which
ippear the perfection of good table. Certoln new Matting.»
exhibited now dot the first time on our doors are l‘tllllal'li'

able for their softness and extreme plinbility. , , ' . .. ., I,
The designs are geometrical, such as llmall diamonds,
double diamonds, and broken squares. well covered grounds

that make an excellent setting for rugs. Come and see

them. ' '
Carp“ Store, first. floor.

“Casement Clot ”

A new curtain stuff that looks like figured Madras.
but which is not. 'lllc ground' 15 a warm crellm cellar, sort 1. ’
of allunbleaclled shade, and the figuresere stiff looking
lilies and other small flowers con'vcutioualized.

18¢ a yard _
‘ ‘6 Upholstery Store, third floor.

A Wash Goods Novelty.

Domack Linen Suitinza. .: .. .
And that ill the
second thought when‘you look at the goods. It looks and

It has usublltalltial sound, has" 't'it?

loo-ls durable, and yo i know it will wear a long time. The
first thought is that re in good looking, for all the colors arc ,
attractive and becoming shades-of- tan, lilac, rcseda, Copen-
hagen blue, pink, navy and light blue. 6 i 1 V

All womlu who are thinking of Linen Suiting should,
ace tllcul. ' ' I

171: a yard, 31 inches wide 6

Wash Goods Section, lower floor.
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Black Sateen Petticoats, 3pc. About as sensible a
szrect Petticoat for winter wear as onecould wont.
“arm, and a ‘stylisll modciiwllt a widurilnre.

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