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Robert I. Wilcox,

_ M. No. 0.“! ”A M-

. ll Haaonlc Building. Booth
direct, 2d and 4th Tuoadaya of

“lbw—July and Austral ex-

t I o'clock All no al Arch

dwdialiy invited. baddeca

,H. 1’, Robert It Wilcox.

4"” than, No. 82. Order Eaatarn liar
W - In laconic Building, 80th

‘ ltl’let, lid and till Wednesdaya
month—July and Annual ex-
5 t 1: 45 o'clock. All mem-
..., 0. Id. 8. cordially invited.
Ania: Becker. w. M. Mra. Ida

 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

‘0! Chapter 13%. sections i
ve been sent out to ceiectrnen
or public oillclalu to remind
flint all public meetings should
’, properly advertised, that in, that
id be. posted on the public
t and published in a local
per. 'l'hia appliea not only to
..city meeting, but to school
print school diatricta having
oration oi more than one hun-

 

 

 

 
 

 

achool boy known that a kite
"flimld' not fly unless it had a airing

t down. It in just so in lite.
‘ littln who in tied down by half a
" blooming reaponaibilltiea and
{another will make a higher and
er illght than the bachelor, who
it; nothing to keep him steady, in
If! floundering in the mud. if
want to ascend in the world, tie
menu to somebody, nnd if our
oloi' friends in town will heed

 

WHO TAFT Is.
All roclative Sketch oi Ohio'a Can-
Ito tor the Republican Prev
Identlal Nomination.
By Walter J. Italllard, boil Angelou.
Cni f)
Without doubt the strongest and
time! auitablc available man before
the American people for election as
‘vrcaldent in November. 1908. la Wil-
arn Howard Taft, nominally necreiary
war. but really representative at
lam oi Americaniam in all its best
. and trusted as fully by the
American people as he in by hla com
mdln; ofllcer, the president.
Born at Cincinnati. 0.. on Septem-
15.1857, William Howard Tait ll
5 Ion oi the late Alphonilo Taft. who
VI! judge of the superior court Cin-
. 1865 to 1871; secretary oi war.
31541378; attorney-general isms”;
filled Staten minister to ltnlulia. 1885

Mills through all the graded or
”1. Willie achoola of Cincinnati Wil
ill!!! Howard Tait graduated irom the
Woodward High School In um. Then
It Yale Univeraity for {our ware crud
but!“ In June. 1878. with the degree
All 010er of arts: wound, or sauna
W III I clean of 121; alao elected
cluzfocrgtor. Entgred' the la:
m ncinnnti allele in Is
lgfldaatinil in me with the decree oi
hand and dividing the "rim prize
. fuller. isao. William Howard Taft
’adniiitodtotiwbar title-m
court at Ohio. For a lit a your
‘ W lta Inw reporter of the (lin-
" Timer and aubaequently the
“Commercial. Appointed all-
ruaecutinlr attorney in .Iauu
$7.1M Realm-ad in March. 1882.
Walloon» of internal revenue.
int dietflct, Ohio. under Proaidcnt
m tall the collectorahlp

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ill
_ Mil, 1987, holding in the mean

Appointed In March. 1887.
It! the unperlor court oi Cincin-
w III a lamination vacnncy
in April. llitlll. to become colic
_ of the United Staten. un
'I'hia other»

.

lilont Ilarriaon.

' relinquished in March. iliilil. '.
M tilted Item circuit linden ‘fl.

them until indium diatrict and or

rat the circuit court of I

of the" ninth diutrlot. in June
at. liniverlllty honored lllllt

degree or LL. D. In Ill" ha i
, ‘ lilo plumper and dean oi -
”We, department at to. Unirmitr ;

until. the event .
given the American pooplo :
oi the invelnahle act-vice. .
' Howard ‘l‘aft alone political ;

“it... .

 
 

linen.

..ng oi cited. in the

. with all the world looking

to on iota. every move we
can dance or a ponpiotu

Id.iicr hard to more. in»

care at Iuauilih melon

an inborn to. at .v-

 

 

9"? here. will Irene and creators.

UNITED GROCERY 00.,

fort mm
M Ham ,

Itoalgn 5
Hamil. 1883. to enter the practice .
Continued Illa law practice ;

iron January. liliili. the olden or I
county solicitor of Hamilton _

 

 
 
 
 

”film. Mm. I

“lied. ()iililllli.lll.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

11.- only handily powder-
nrada with loyal arm
0mm of Tartar
Ie lien. letlaePIeapIiaia

 

 

vice hexondered in there positions.
not only to hill country. but also to tho
inlanda'und their people. until In No-
vember, 1901. he was forced by illness
to turn over the allies of governor to
Vicefloveruor Wright. In December.
1901, by order of the uecretary of war
Mr. Taft canto to Washington to terti-
iy before the Senate committee on the
Philippines and the House committee
on insular afloirn Hill testimony be
fore those two committees lasted nix
weeks and we. most favorably recoiw
ed by the committees. the prone. and
the country. It utande today all air-
thoritative on Philippine matters.

in February. 1902. the Univrsiiy of
Pnneylvnnia honored itself and Mr.
Taft by confean upon him the do—
sree of LL. D. Both. Harvard and
figfimi univerilltlea did likewise in

On May 17, 1902, by order of Presi-

dent Roosevelt and Secretary Root

Mr. Taft culled from the United rltmi- n
to Rome on a moat delialtc intuitionw
to confer with Pope Leo XIII. ronrfvm-
in; the purchase by the United Statue
of the agricultural lands belonging to
religious orders in the Philippine. it.»
held conic-relies with the commitm- of
cardinaln over two months—«limb and
July—null reached a general basin of

auccceaful and completed negotiation
is obvious. telling for all time in our
holding and administration of tboaoi
valuable and neccaiiury mmtit‘snllmfl
This plum of work alone proves con-
clusively thilt William Howard 'I‘ait
ililil all the high diplomiitll qunlliien
neceaeury to iniake n. sum-send preili

anything in our line

 

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- dictllnltiea which had arisen.

agreement. The importance of thiuf

Pink Stmp Offers

Collect them and get premium in return that are “lit"
for your home.

.. aim ¢

hundred way. in the Philippine, In
the or department and in the aeverel

be held prior to entrance into
point lite.

Rot mill: to the Philippines in Aug.
net. 1902. Iir. Tait took up the work
temporarily laid down and resumed
onto. it. civil governor till December
23. 190'. when he called for the Unit-

whicltJihportant once he atill holda.

With fiecretary Tait'r able work
since Ml return home the American
nation and the world are familiar.
Ilia viail. to Panama in November and
llecember 1904; his tour 0! inspection
or the Philippine Inlanda in the aunt
mer oi liillh with a party of aenatorc
and repreaentativea; hill crlnia mile
.ion to Cllbadaat fall under the direc~
lion of the President. by merino oi
which revolution war nipped in the
bud; hic‘ temporary aervlce all movie
tonal governor of that inland: hie villi
to Panama. Cuba and Porto Rico in
March and April, 1907, fixing certain
in each
of there cuaea the ernergcncy found
the man, and that man was William
Howard Tait. In June and November.
1908. emerxency will again be seeking
it man, and will again Ind Tait, ‘

 

William H. Taft was married June
19. lililll, to Mica Helen Horton. of'Cin~
ninnati. They have thrhe children:
Robert! Alphonse. born September 8.
1889; Helen Herron. born August 1.
lull]. and Charlie: Phelps, 2nd,, born
September 20 1897.

Mr Taii' ll church relations are with
the Union Church, of Murray Bay.
composed of both Presbyterian and
Eplncopallann. He in a trustee of that
church. He in the National Prdbident
of the Red Cross Society, and is a
member of the American Bur Mancin-
tlon dull the Nntlonni Geographic So-
ciety. The degree of Lb I). hull been
conferred upon him by Yule. Harvard.
Uanf'I'flily of Pennilylvaniu and Miami
Universities.

WEDDING RECEPTION.

 

 

in Honor of Young Couple Who Were
Married in Wilton.

A wedding reception wuil give-n to
Mr and Mrs. (‘ilntnn l-llwuod Moudny
evening, at the home of Mr Itlwood' n
pullmiu Mr and flint. William El-
wood. I0 South Well ntcnuc Ilnnbury.
Slinlon Elwood oi Dnnbury. and Miles
I‘Ila Raymond, of Wilton. were mar-
ried in Wilton Bitturdey evening. and
hith' gone to live at in South Well
:lvl-iluo. Danbury. 5

There were present at. the fliilhi'l'illl;
i a party of friends of the bride unit
in number of members ni tlin Ilnkcre‘
union. of which the bridi-groln ill a
member.

A small auppt-r was carved and the
remainder of the evening wllil made
plcusuni with social umnilemcilts.
Many ltlftli were received

 

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“Cereal Sale”

We include in our sale all kinds oi Cereals. It will be worth
while to look at our display and see if there is

we can “W0 you.

FORCE. the great health food. per pkg. .............................. ilc

Kl LOGOS TOASTED KORN FLAK to. per pkg. ......... 9c. 3 pkg... 25c
PU ,, RICE, til. light food, par oily. ....................... 9c. 3 pita» 25c
PITTIJOHN' FOOD, whole wheat flakes, 2 pilot. ...................... 25c
IHHEDDEO WHEAT BIICUIT, apeeial, per pkg. ..................... tic
FLAKED Oil MALTO RICE. 2 pkua. . .. .......................... 25c
PAW NEE. OATO. a toy prize in each pkg" I pity. ................... 25c

A lull line of VEGETABLES fresh in daily.
Remember all goods sold here comply with the Pure Food Law.

Louis, J oseloff,

72 North Main Street
Telephone

South Norwalk
Call ass-2. '

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

Dehcloua Freall Made BUTTER. ill"

bit Mumps with i ill, Very Ilclll Toll .... 606
Ill alumna with 1 lb. Funny No. 2 Ton ....... 40°
20 titanium with 14 lb. Very lien 'l'cu .. .. ... .. m
25 rllanipli with I lb. Mod“ lllltnd (lotion .. m -
20 Btntnpn with:ib.Mmuua.iavucunm- . . .aoc ,2
it. llanipll with l lb. 1mm and Murmlullm (lullliti . 26c 2
l0 illuiupu with 1 lb. Hunt tlunlm “ll"(‘lt‘ ........ ......... 200 :

 

'ltl Sim Free With

iplm. Millio Rico .......... the
it build Fancy I‘lhiiburb .... .. 26o
1 title. it It. Jelly Powder too
1 pita. Monarch (turn iliuroh . 100

“I WAOOIIINGTON IT,

...Good Butter. per lb,
15 Home Laid Eggs

"Milli lirulld Milli. per Nill 10c
“Nine Mile Alipiun. ii for 2k

.....

Harlin. ill lb. tlvurilirn. ill. ...
Itrowlnrriea. are

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Any oi Following Liat:

i run llruioue Clennm .10.
I Will tilul (lriui Mill (.offoc . .ilOc
i illiI. illumtl llulitnr lilo
1 pint “Mimi Rico in

New York Grocery Company.

[OUT H NOIWALK.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

...5.....~..5... ........

C I
for . . . . 25c
lllllriiloenoiiiloliiliur..........2da

lluruludn (intone. iii. m

to Him. l‘l‘lllll'll .ilda

Apples. lion cabbage, Home Iplna'eil. durum»

”Holdall

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finer .

 
 

rum
’1. w x W“

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deal. 0! hi. *uccntlvo ability there ll "
no question. it baa been ailmva in a .

rd Staten to become mrettry or war-J

j lililllliillllrl ill lilil dcpurunoni to llllil‘

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

There’s ,
A Hitch

aomewllere ll you don't get

 

 
 
 

 

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good quality in your Tea.
and Colleen. We handle all
our Tea. and Colleen front
the bush to the buyer, and

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

if you want a Coffee that is
rich in flavor and aroma.
get our famous Mocha and
Java at 25¢ per pound. It’s

always uniform.

 
 
 
 
 

A TRIAL WILL TELL.

u

The Union Pacific
Tea Co.

126 E Washington Street.
Tel. 542-3. 5

 

Special—Sale.
BROOMS
2 S C each

H. E. Mcad&Co

232 EAST AVENUE.
Telephone 990.

 

MR LYNES’ CRUlSE LAID OUT

Starts in LaManola May I for Albany
With a Party of Friends.

Samuel Lyni-a i~ planning an Intcr-
eating trip in iliii l' Maul l"l‘|‘lll‘ll rut-int;
lilllni'll i.it.\lilillll.l \t'l'tllllrlllliit‘ll by
Dr t'liwmlii. ii. A . .. i‘up: lili l. 'plliuiin
M .‘itl‘lllLililil Uzi/l \i‘ :llilrl lltl’ enil
inn till it! Mi l mu niil met all
irmu Noi'wulk :i' l mu. ill Saturday.
May it. null il"..il tor Albany. N. Y,
ii. dintanw' ul’ i'm lillim. iwmrdllm in
tile rout.- iiilli um,

Mr. Lilli-a lmu l'lri, barring accident.
Ill nrrive in llw New York hliilv wpitnl
city by 4:30 or .‘v o'clock in llllf iiftci‘~
own. at tho ltlli'rll. 'l'Ilis dontlnntion
may bu runchmi evon lit'ltlfll'l‘. Mr
l.vneu thinku, nu it in figured that Ln-
hiauuln will go about 20 mum; on hour
this petition.

ldllit ailnunvl ulih the utter hanger
of her propeller shaft broken two of
her three )ll‘ilpi'lli‘r‘blfldt'l badly bruit
and the motor in need of an uvorllaul
ing. the built w- ill 15 miles on hour

Mr Lynne lliln liiwn looking up Ln
Muniilliu l'trltllill bud llilli Iviiim-d iiiili
who want now-r “Fill"? in private llalilln,
tribe was built in i'lii'lii by tho l’uullard
people and brought to New York to
iit‘flltlilrlll‘illt' the utility oi’ the I‘niiliuril
automobile mmiuv t‘nr Illlti'lllt' pill"-
tum-m. The hunt is .5 out long and
bull more than um li‘t'l brunt. She-
vnts lilt‘ wntvr illw a knife and lemon
practically till it. llm Bile into not vci
been put niwlmlml for the M‘iliiml.
but will tnlw tiio linicr in it i‘ew duya
ilcr ruler is llllilli'rlMp arny nboi'u iliv
water line and lwr under body in rod.
The dock. which be entirely of mu-
liouauy. ha. been rolaid.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

m. ”...—“......"

FRIDAY lI CLEAN UP DAY HIRE.
Intro collectore ic he Put on by the
Highway Department.

Bout form llllli Friday mark. the
limiting oi the "'(lt'lll’ City" clini-
pnlml. .

The lilaliwuv illi‘lltl‘lllll‘lll. will lie-tilt
tllu citircilll iil i-ilry Wily pullilllllu to
iunllo thin work eiwvm‘uiiul and il cru-
llli to ill" i-.it.v llluiiwny Coulilllnnloll
or Illiniup will llllVIl uevnrul cxtru

cure of this Illllll.

Citinuuu Ill'tl uracil in clean ilutlioir

premium. null put all lilo rubbish they
can not ill rmmplnuinl at a point coli-

vliulrnt for It" collectorn.

Already mm It won line hcoii aturt~
ml. lilll. undoubtedly a event diilll moi-u
will be done dulln. the built day or
two. .One mun «loans-ii up hill yard
null ruilollnd lull llprrulil or rubbillii.
Noodle“ in any the pinch iuullli much
better than when hit alerted in

Mayor tiuruell nllul urge. cliiacua in
ileum the hirliwuye clear of paper ill
their vicinity.

 

man» at

WILDING COMING ro AMIHIGA.

MINDON. Aplll liltw A.il‘. Wildind.
at New liimlluid. whoA with N. It
llwinlra. of nilrtrei ,wou the hurt»
on Ill Wimbledon ital your. lll'tn dr-

and iii no to Alumna to compute iii
ilici low» input» c limelilp coli-
icillil. It in. llruniia m do tin. be
probably will accompany Mr. Wilding.

W
RILIIF POI IAILORI’ ”Mil-III.
ilw :Mum .dlbi‘lliil Miriam
no a r o to r.-
, Meir: tourmaline mono!
loci their

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

can
animal?"

'fiiE DRESSMAKERS MESSAuE

are 111/111! 15.11111111imfb" 'lffifi‘lllillliilil ii lli’liliil iii

*' 1 SmurWnMAN!

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

SELF-REDUEINO
C ORBIT
\

BEFORE HAVlND' YOUR
NEW GDWNS FITTED”

AT'S good advice; for no
woman has ever yet rc-
duccd her abdomen. with

comfort and pericct safety, by
the use of any corset except
the Nemo Self-Reducing.

OUT WOMEN who want to

follow the prevailing mode of

alcnderneas below the
wallt-Ilne may do I0, and until he
periectiy comfortable, by wearing the
Ncmo Scif- Reducing Cornet in the new
“ Flaming-Back ” modeia.

OMEN oi luxurious inatce. who pay
”0.00 for our auperh No.10ilii,
will get a coraet lar more ahepely,

utyliah. comiortnble and durable than the
host I’ rcncll corset they can buy at
double the price.

HOU SANDS of stout women, who
iancicd that they must have
their corsets made to order. are

now saving more than ha]! their
money and enjoying greater cam-
.. fort, by wearing the famous Nemo Sell
Reducing Corset.

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320
t 3.00

5 WHY does your dressmalter rcromincnli illls cnmt? Became It raves l
her work. and enables her to one you the best figure you ever had.

No. 3l2, for the toll stout woman .
No. 320, la“ stout, with "Helping-Back”.

No. 314, for the short stout woman .
No. 3l8, aliort clout, with “Flaming-Beck"

No. 5i6, for the tall stout Woman
No. 5”, tall stout,“ with "Flaming-Bach '
No. 513, for the short stout woman .

$5.00
No. 515, with Nemo Bust Supporters .
No. 1000, with duplex straps and “Nothing-Back" $10.00

xx... 5.x 1 ...

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$3.00

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frocks upon which she llilil lilit‘lll mill'll
time and whether with them it will be '
lmrmnnlmm. And if she turn a limltwi
income. idle will select one if portillle
that will look well with rivvo-i’m
trot-lie.

If. niti-r you get a null illilili‘. you

OF INTEREST To WONIEN. (min izllw tho bronchi l’lllf‘. tilorc into
. liin llllt‘lli‘ll.

Rory.» crisp chomp crackers ,immp‘ A pique cont entirely f‘ili‘l'l‘i'ii with it

mndeur oilicrul with your sliced totuu- l’r‘tl‘llllb' 0’ “WWW" and Will“ Willi 2|

imp, ‘1 plain skirt curried out. to it nicely

\ | | . a u .
Modern ”“0”,“ lulu this rl-ribe for. tho mic that all the tiltiil-lllllii lllldli
be m-utcrml on the» cont this m-nmu.

strawberry cocktail: Arrange- the her--
rim: in individual tilullen with in limb“ A "W I'vzil Irish low lwmlzinlil nilnc- (nil in ilnil n Illltlt'l'liii for u lllmnu- oi
“haw.“ loo m the. bottom of mu“ Mm it'll with liNl‘ that in”! 'ru‘il“ will H... mm”. calm up; the an"... "mg...
and mm. tllilli pour it nyl‘lip manic of nil. in .i Iim. It. “nun II iUiltil llini 1m in “1,"..mm gm". lldit'li to "illicit
lilt' lull-o irnlll n ( on «it tililvnlllllc in ”H" it “”H' 'I'm‘ H" ""“mm gown ”I“ Willi" '07 military ”We!“ M"
li'lilcll m” 5"!” of "u”. u Mum" ill lillliiuml will! Lil-u ill in. In» or “film" brought. out a. 'an““ that. opens
tiinuinulnful of chopped mini. and u “m.” "' ~‘ “m" m» Hu- fnmt quite through the collar
lillit‘ mumr hug iltll‘n llillil'il. “Hill “Pl“ 4 'l'A’t‘ll Hill” "0“ l“ ”l" lllilil‘i U! Hill! ill llllllll t’ulllmldi'l'fil' Where 3 ('Ufll
rim and ayrup should be lhm-uuclily "MM "r ”"5" "mm” "m“ "N” ”i" would be trimmed with braid.
(villllvil :lllil pill tugvtlli-r just lit-lure :,:;§‘:’;Hn;r i322?"Illi'io-rpzlt‘l‘ar :t’rffinmfifl 'l'ili’lt‘ iii nlillt growing by l’lcnriy’
WHHW” liliiilailllif l'i‘lll'tf‘lf‘lli: 'Illl:l'"’~ M Illilil Wary lm‘m‘ lil'ttlllld Nili'Vi’illli, and "w
The whom. is bringing out molly one ;,,.,.,“;1W,h ill ”‘15, {MMLH‘W ”M "will illm- you are driving pothol- limbo
new iillii benuiitnl llilllltx in tho u-zll-5M,.’ ' ' in ilw‘l’mlalun’i‘l put 3 Iln'l: infini'ug‘lt-
of iridium flirl‘ibllliuun- r'lliiii‘s. liiillk‘ti. . ' . , ,5 5 , 5., (‘I' It It! it en. .il 0 it» it!
riluu. up, They are “mum.” [mm m, lltllli'tlt‘llnaltriu:util‘dilill'iililir‘l‘t’llirlillllli iliilli inp wlwn untried null you mm always
to color and “0an" and Hill autumn. ”w Mum"; M, ”w "MN“; The rill. have mint ill hand without having to
Hill limiting willimil liillilli: any of ' ' l‘illli'llllll'l‘ ‘0 “l'ili‘l' ”-

bnu that forum the lil h “We in I
till! f'illfllfiy ltllllitill'i‘llll'l‘ tlmt ll ‘00 Will“ efiqllil‘lllll. Willi ill“? :Wiilti Willii- . "lit liim‘l‘t‘ni't‘ ill‘iWFi‘fl lhil WilitiWV
00"““0”

”or ”11' color and the dulnlincau of girl. “"‘l ncruwny clrin '" “""M'V but
Many Ili‘lls rnu lm nillml in keeping the llilili‘il material serum to be on H "NW“ 0' MUM“ “W5 Wm"

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

a wuetehul-ikei in the hill llt'll in u cou- inlclnlly‘ tlttluu among the dainty llur- ""
Vt'lllt‘lll Wt ouHIflhl~ -wnl plate A rounding: in one» room. OACWOIIL-
pcnchbuehot nuntly covered will be They env tho diacriminnliug nirl ”it. mm“ M

 

bust the thing. on perhaps you bro

newer built a pnraaol that to lilulde
wanting a new one in the library and

her «you; lilut lllie hail In mind the

”M“!

Handlinn the
Fifilll“0lit.“~il"lttli .. Rl
it 1i i. l

till‘illlitlli if
\im till Khtllll

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