the national convention in Peoria.
on June ll. are Whllatn J. hind
A... H. Stanton, Nor-
A.Jade. Mortden, and
Man hi. Kelly. Bridgeport: Resale.
# were adopted, endorsing the all.
mutations ot all the state Meet-a
il'liopooveutiou adlouraeti yesterday
afternoon. utter voting to hold the next
iglienniai elm camp in nutrient in
.0
iT HIACHED TH! SPOT.
Ir. id. iiuatpbrey. who owutt u lttrae
impral atom at Omegd. 0.. and is
president oi the Atlanta County Tole
Phillie 00., an well an oi the Home
Telephone (lo.
than of Dr. ng'a New lliucovery.
"‘lt saved my life once. At lentil i
think it did. it seemed to real-b tilt
boob-the 1'ny will bl lny cough-w
when werythlagn mile 11.1.
1(1anan Dinner hot only touch
en the can boot; it heats tile mm-
m filth weak spot» in lhroei
has nad’: b18014 under guaran-
ion at! Baxter's drug store one
“05-": Trial iai’ilotflb free. ”
Pike County, 0...
Iranian
'Sclll’t Enrich
Amundsen“
pmducehrsbbhlmspeenhll.
Thiepew’rrntrwaaewvl endow
itahlartltelewhefler walla;
die-u. , .
‘MMI‘ZHM
“Young man. I hope you are put-
ting away something for the idturo?"
"You hot i am; l've used two pouuda
oi moth llalla. "—-Houaton Post,
an Mctc‘r Cycles
Everett’s Pat. Portable Dump Wagtln.
. _ Auburn Wagons, , ,
Ca'rriagesol All Descriptions,
Harness Goods and Harness Ropairing,
n
jt
:10er mm eraser.
Horse Clipping and Shoeing.
M. WRIGHT
DOUTH NORWALK.
Reductions '
We keep our reductions for a few days more.
. The Newest PRINCE CllAP SUITS latest cut,
in plain and striped Panama; pleated Skirts. with
told: shades, brown and ‘navy;
value, $18.50 -
Fine Silk WAISTS. trimmed with Voile
lace and silk embroidery , value, 33. 50
L. GOLDEN, 68
$11.98
$1.98 ,
Washington St,
salt. motivate.
J. W. DODGE,
‘22 Washington Street,
--.._... _- “0..—v. .. H...” .
5;... COAL $5.9“.
South Norwalltw
No. 2 Not Cool, suitable for the spring season, lights
quickly, burns freely, lasts well, at $5.00 per ton.
GANS CO.
Telephone 45D.
HARRIS 81
68 Water Street.
THE BATCH & BAILEY 00..
dou'rl-l nonwaut, come.
Lumberand Mill Work lot-Everything
ream a P53991739 a. Palace.
mu. in. H mm
LUMIII VAN KM Dinn-
The use in m at
melt. in rapid!"
'l‘lte reaauaa '0'
and. it is entry welna aadhee
enhaad. "A hint in ii. wise in
Tel. a“.
rat. I".
rdwood fluorine. beta or partly covered with
let. it adds an to the a «rain-e ot a room.
hanging, Iit'll, it ismm
much cheaper in the
venwlth carpet.
garnered
covered
oflltige Grain Yellow Pine,
palatal».
"'“‘.i:"..‘.li". :‘..Tl'.%‘..“.m..”
Oah and W MOI
SPECIALTY.
toucetti Write. A esp-ow brand
Routing. w
eany ltlud. it h
of ready blade. upiodate
ilralaht yeavn'weer without repnlra er attention at
enhtitntflereil lathns
I” M“
,, " Her STUFF.
Haggai
ton Coal “"
and Arthur J. Dawiey.
The Coppeili Cafe Company, ofiiarb
cop iii A. C. Wagner and William V.
Bu e. The capitalis
Tho .Commerdll Poultrp
arm of Bridgeporthaa
cute of intimidation with a espith
and El:
lilam it. Hep-on, liarlanal
'ltnd Elisabeth ..l-iopeo‘a
The Mill Pin 1: Union Chapel Society
or Waterltliry has died in the oiilce or
the semetnry of state a copy or its
articles of, aastmiation. it ill to provide
and maintain a aultabie place for
holding religoua service under the
. liopaoa
« nuplces oi the Protestant Episcopal.
titt- Methodlltt Episcopal. the Congre-
gational and the Baptist church".
Augustus D Pirrpont it. It. Judd, lila
ram i. Abt-l Chariot: tlt'rlbner and Bell-
ale White are the committee in charm.
The Connecticut Safety Mantle
Company, of Hartford. has tiled a cor-
tificntn oi diauolutlop. Theodore ii.
(ioodrlt-h, James C. Pratt and W. in-
log Moron sign it.
Mr. John lithe. of Violin. in.. says:
"i have been polling DoWltt’s Kidney
and llludtlor l‘llla for about a your
not] thoy give better antlaillcilon than
any pill i ever acid." Sold by The Clit-
torti Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
mncy.
RECENT ARRIVAL. OF VIM“
BOUTH WHILE”. Mon. Mar
Tr—fiteamer Cartmln. from lJverpool
and Qlleenutown for New York. was
300 miles out of bluntly limit Light
nhlp at )0 p. in, tith. Dock Friday
morning.
NEW YORK, May 7.-~Arrlvotl: Blr.
Rollin. Naplua.
Ltqutd
MAKES THINGS
OED NEW
25 and 50c Bottles.
E. E. Gotham,
. Decorator. 1
East Norwellt.
Tel. 452. '
FRANK e. ,V
Van Scoy
PLUMBING,
STEAM.
HOT WATER
AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper
and Zinc.
go scout mitt see-t,
80.1mm '
, CityNatioual Bank
souvH Honwaut. court.
Iron-
manners a blatant. IANitmth
methane.
1 oh-
OAPWAL.
, elm
DUNPLU. AND PIOHTI,
.171.”
sowm ‘H. maritime». rm.
JOHN H. KNAPP, let Wee-Pm.
vacuum 14. aowart, m vm
rm.
WiLflilo IODWILL, enabler.
Dilu‘foflt
I.»ii.hiatbeweea Henry heymeur
Jello H. Knapp “must Grumman
Josiah I. Mervin J. Wallace Mervin
Christiaomm i ii. Light
' Fred H. swan.
one“! Victoria-9
lord has tiled certificates of Incorporav ' "
. , lion and organisation The company
will do a liquor business and the in- ‘f
«motors are hllebaei and Roele'
led a certl- --
Veneer
'e are 1
John 1' Young, Auguetue W. Dodge
EWWWV
auction
m' "
of u 000. The incorporaiora are Wll- ‘
We epeeiallae on Prescription Conl-
poundlng and theretore harry h pinch
which represents everytbilif that pbyo
ertmbem herenbout are iihey to presr
Physicians who on ”haunted with
oul‘atoelt and our methods invariably
feel sure at best results into the medl-
cines they have prescribed when theyll
see our label on the bottle
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY,
an wadutweron cram.
“I'll. “th “
All Orders Delivered 'Preeofdilsrge.
hm". Hewittml and family have vaov-
ed from Woodward avenue to East
Norwailt,
Mrs J. sturgea Randall, who has
been the of relatives in Brook-
lyn. has returned to her home in Sear
view. avenue.
George D. Clark will launch his
aloop “Georgie 0..“ 'wth baa been
having a noting overhauling in Best
view awhile, in n few days.
I C. Hewlrinu, of Seaside Place, in
r‘itpfiflvti‘holllo trout tulip. I}. l., wide”
[to hurt ller‘n looking after some or Ml
prop.- rty tor the punt month.1
None or the oyatt-rmen ventured out
his morning in tho teeth of the gate.
Many or them ill pt close to well beat.
Ni moves this morning, In cold was
lilt- weather.
A few tinder ltnpporta have been
tilki'li to the Worthington street. bridge.
it is raid that a large number of the
piles under the roadway are in a rat-
ten condition.
Mrs. John W. Mollie, of (inborn are-
Dlit', who in to untlttrm treatment in a.
New York hospital, will be taken to
the Institution today, as the bed which
hill: in to occupy iii vacant.
A big, three muslvtl schooner. loaded
with pulp, arrived in the lower harbor
yoaterduy. trout New ilrunauick, con
minted to the St. limo Pulp and
Paper Company, of Norwallt.
There was a iltll‘llirlliilie tiltpltly of
blind this morning a: lllt'hura .l. Cut-
lllll’a bite market uh.tht.~ Worthington
street bridge. Stillll- ttl lht‘ nah weigh
t'ti six and seven pmmdd. '
Tile Phllutben (lire (filttb, with Mira
Katherine G. Allen. of \Vt1tttptlrt, all
loader. hold a Shilling mt evening at
the home of Mr, out? lire. .lamoa Ht
lianl’ortl, at tiltlt‘ bolt», 00 Winlield
street. 1
Wesley Wood has ltrtmu the con-
struction of it new houn- for hlmaell
llt "ltnt'k Spring." Baal Norwalit. The
collar lulu yiready been built. and to
morf'ou' it is planned to raise the
frame,
The nilngowallaa are not positive
Wh'iilt‘l’ one of their number will be
made the victim or a surprise part!
Friday night or not. bloat of the main.
hero did not learn of last week's at-
iulr until Friday afternoon.
William Reed who embarked some
time ago in the hualncas of conveying
ltultls or claim! across the sound in
his ttloop, has Junt returned from a
sitcocaaful trip. He took his last load
from Long island to Standard,
The Ellsworth oyster boat Conl-
mndev, which is manned by mat
Norwaih young men, out into the bar:
bar yesterday and remained over night
The Commander did not put bag none
out into the gale this morning.
Under ordinary circumstances when
the wind blows great clouds of dirt
awirl along the \Vanblnaton street
bridge, but thin morning this was not
thechn.pthemurfln
inattngaeatty enpnu to ipy the eat.
The W". bridge is not:
in Ihapn for repairs. several
“peered in the
Through and fortune there have
noneeidenta mulling trots people
etopping in that hotels, at least. rootin-
|r
l‘rhlll la Milli, til‘ littwnnn hill“,
who hag Imam "appending durln til.
aprlug truth the illnoaa which ial him
up for a large part at tho wlnlor. in
lllli new animus the mono or Green-
lleld Hill, and will remain there about
two wm.
The monthly balloons meeting oi
the imiafizdohclau oi treahethAvai
film ti m It'll V
he held at the church Friday evening.
it in that there will a tail
ultondant-e. 'i‘ilo session wll be held
in the cinnamon.
truly a contour oi rotativea of the
contracting part on will be in at-
tt-udanco this afternoon at the."
may oi idles .l Belle e! I e eat was given In
tile-t Novwnilt, and Robert 0. Judson. the lunday renal under the
at the brown at the bride's rewhl. dimtlon ot III." . JJieaellaha and
hit. and hire. Ariel Cameron, Hnw- Ira. Olen Alht'eniit. The Ant num-
ltlml avenue. The ceremony will he
performed at I o'clocll.
Fourth street. llaet Not'waik will
he the lust lllf'eot newt-roll in min
" part at the town ualwtttt mute inev-
pollflotill come to Utility loom Thin
thoroughiarp will probably have the
new auwetr tttarted through it before)
the rind of ii. week. "in work is to
be done by Cyan and ('ontpaay, who
have built thtt entiret eyeball
George Waahburw. the artist
“HIM "Milli Diliab'ii Qlllliih’” Pai't'
tor a second tiara. lent ul
summit Methodist chore 1‘an
this morning a his arrival
Nerwalk lhatt erbium annotation,
like titn brat. wa:a at some.
tblltrlt watt iron ,and tho em
t’t‘lw untied unite ll mammoth anal
0‘“, Mmflmwm itlttilllta trill MN
MW Novella, vi
3 an...
is now tinn-
Jr trout meet more
and is now out or
a time it 'wns feared that he would‘
die New ehin nee learned over ill.
irritant. abdomen and am, all
“it in parts warn adopted by the
hot 'weter.
» A little eatimat owned by a young
son or Kr. and tire. H. .l. Hip-on. 0!
seaside Place picked up her out”!
lia the atom this morning. and drag-
god acme the harbor trout Fitch‘s
Point The little cra‘itJnally loaded
on the share at the Mutation place.
it villa not believed that it was badly
damned. as its leading place appeared
to he an my one. 1.
An unnnlany cold easterly dtornt
not in last night and has made lite int
essant all along the water front, and
on shore, aim, tor that matter. The
storm was sceompaaied by a little
rain. but wee mostly dry. The small
boats bad a rlatoaa time instill! fl
their anchors thin mm write
was a heavy sea waning. At‘ihalt
title the waves were dashing ever
Round Belch.
'No small share or praise is den In.
Leo Davis for the morons Attained
yesterday at the annual faiflleld
county conference or the ltlugaiiattlh-t
tors and Dona. at the South Norw lh
Congregational church. Oh live.
in devolved. the duties at the head of
the committee on srrnngementa. titre.
Davin had only recently recovered
from a serious illneas. but worked
hard nevertheless tor the convention' I
auqceen. which was marked.
William Ripley, a Van Znndt street
your aim. mired home yesterday
after tonr years' service in the United
States navy. During the peat few
months Ir. Ripley has been connected
with a tag of the Dengue island ‘N’avv
yard; and left Philadelphia yesterday
morning. He would have gone with
the fleet on the cruise around the
world but for the tact that. his time
had no nearly run out. During his
service in the nevi, hir._Ripiey spent
much of his time on the battleships
Georgia mt Keartylgte.
'Georgt' Barnes was tendered a anr
prise party last evening by his ieilow
members of the Dory Social Club.
About 35 or to wore'ln attendance.
and the evening won one of rare cn1
joyment'l'or both boat and guests. At.
tev the vialt of the mlrpripers to the
home or Mr. Bame’Jn iiawltlnu ave-
nue, an adjournment wua taken to the
Dory Club quarters In Cove avenlle.
where the evening was made merry
with muule, gnmoe ahd dancing, and a
supper was uerred. Thaevepl was in
honor til Ml". [lumen 21!!! blflhdflY.
Bright and early title morning wrolt
watt ntartetl on East Norwalk'a new
lighting ayntrm. The initial their was
the loraliiig of pmitiona for the new
lampa This is to be done by John
W Olnlutead, of the. district lighting
committee, and William H. Reed, of
South Norwalit. representing W. hi.
Shrtbun and Company, the successful
hidden: tor the work. The positions
of the Ilghta had prt-vloualy been line
on on the blue prints, but thoae were
not fine]. it ill hoped to have the new
system in operation in about 6 weeks'
limo. sheehan and Company's bid
was 85,150. Till Loy Construction
Company. of Springfield,‘ made a bid
:50 under title figure, but the emnmit-
tee, in view of the aaalatanco received
from abeebnn and Company, decided
to award the contract to the latter.
-Itivee, seems. itch or salt rbeum
aota you crazy. Can't bear the touch
of your clothing. Ddha‘a'Olntrnont our
on the roost obstinate eases. Why not
tar. A‘l drum sell it.
' '1 aowav'rort.
A yacht owned by hisnuel Klein,
leader of the Hippodrome orchestra.
New York, dragged her anchor during
the heavy storm, last week. and was
taken to the meadows on the out little
of Rowayton harbor, opposite the lien-
tlnt. Church, whorl it is at present.
Constable Edward J. landrlgan. who
wll named as one of the delegates
iron the second Voting District, to
the Republican «mention in Hart-
lord. yesterday. found it ltnpesalble to
attend on account of the pressure of
Charles Poop. who lives in natett'
Court. loath Norwslk. and has been
employed gt Raymond Brothel-tr inva-
lid ehalr manufhetory bore, nearly
severed his thumb and the index In-
ger or his right hand on a buss saw
this week, and is now laid up by the
injury. I". T. l. Darnell baa been no
tending him.
The annual supper of the lMles’
Aid moiety. of the Rowayten Baptist
Church. Which took place in thobuao
plant of that church laat evening. wall
can of the moat surouaaful that ball
ever been given by that aoctoty. and
the lam number at pet-atlas
down to the sppetialvtg repeat that had
been provided euioyeti it thoroughly.
At the conclusion of the about a do
oathl metal wall a Beethoven
banal bruins um sullen. This
b‘entltl ltlon was rendered
v“ anleiicai r. and planned the null-
ooatlltlerab ly. Following this
cents a quartet aorta. entitled Keno
lucky Babe, which watt all by hire.
Misha. nan: Ire. lam Al-
bredht. cowtv to: David Albvnehiina
or. and I. it. Ivor ybatttt. with iii-s
Mary iluiiteu at tho blunt; and for an
ltl Mi
“9 The" were follow“! with "1ng "in!"
many
easel-e Old blank .loew given. ttut
dellahtful old to melodies
a diallaet hit. were kindly
applauded. Heat in and were two
humus median by im Albmht.
which ploaand liar attdlenoe greatly.
a l the celebrated
Albv'Zttbinad tho
eel;
What.
it lendnneo.
«above
me». by.
greatly apprec tatThee cola-talented"; lei: t
was brought to a clone wi a violin
solo. by hir, Vradeabnrg, whol w no
p.11
played very \
i“ in charge cube supper was as fol
own:
In Avery. Ira Arabian the Cole.
lira. Albrecht and Ira. E. it Every.
When your land acetate to aaoaeate
tahe Kodol Take Kodol new and no
can boost yDi‘l Ire righ
isn't any doubt aboa what it
will do and you will ilnd the truth at
this “element vet-idol! atter you have
used Kodol tor a few waeita. it is
sold here by The Clifford Pharmacy
and The Mid. Puma”.
DAWN AND NOROTQN.
A sampler kitchen is being built on
to Drugglat 8. hi. Aliens home
Handheld avenue
James H, Jenkins and Clarence W.
Bell were llrlen'a representatives at
the Republican convention. at Hart
ford. Both attended the convention.
leaving Davie: tor the capital city,
Tuesday '
-W§vvted~—300 men to attend the
open meeting of Foresters of Anterl
on. at Truck House, Friday evening
May it. '
The tmnngomont oi the Option
baseball team has it another of inter-
esting mes achemtieri tor the neat
tow wee Saturday attornoon the
Darlene are to meet the,‘ Went Ends.
of Norwalk Tho toilowing week it.
set down for the Crllerltms. of Bridge
port and Saturday. May 23rd, the All
Americana, otNorwalh .
Erato Organizer Richard Condom. of
Bridgeport. will deliver eta nddrew
at the open Meeting of Foresters oi
America Friday night Hit-t topic it
be “lilnttl Upon the lit): Mitt; and
tools of the Order and Advantage. oi
Membership.” All men urn invited
This meeting will be hold at the trucl
house of Eagle Hook and Ladder Com
party. in Main street. ’ ‘
F. rl Vosburgh of Dar: on. was turn
fully injured while bicyclo riding in
Norwalk. Sunday. Young Voehurgh
and Eugene Willrnott w't-rle'ii'l company
at the time. Voebnvgit'lt bike had be-
mine disabled and he was being towed
with a rope by Wlllm‘ott. Everything
went well until they started dorm bill,
when Voaburgb'a whbei went too that
and threatened a disaster“ At this
Juncturc. to nave trouble, Voabtlrgh
leaped all. As he did so, he went beati-
long.,brultling hie head and lace and
oprainlpg one of his wrists.
VALUED SAME AS GOLD.
ll. (3. Btmrt, a merchant at Cedar
View. flies" says: "I tell my eltatom-
era when til, buy a box of Dr King's
New ufe Pit they t the Worth or
that much gold“; put. it uflllcted
. or blllloltll
nice at F, ii.
an
“mm
A son was hometollr I hire Wil-
liam Allen. at the Fermi ta weelr. r
Mr. and Mrn llorilnh illtrlhtltt of
Weston. have been vtaithlg friends in
this village.
Frederick Salmon and Mlllntu i:
Albln were the delegates from this
town to the state Republican conven-
ilon.
Former Selectman Frank Taylor ling
so far recovered from hill recent ill-
. at"
It 41.
En 3‘,"
.lo
W .
mm part in the previously .
hire A n. Cleverly, chalnnhll; ,J to
again. '
teasing“ {outrigger
Dur I lit at
“if
770
lion Itetbolll‘et home at newest to
tho WWW
'1 mttflm
M $7M
' ' violent. are curt
bltan With had an increase of
, audition loom; lean font]
in. e error bloating to mull
struggling churches.
A total 0! circuits-a been colleetv
ad than tar for the relief of the chargin-
an in Caliidmla We!!! rm
the earihglalte and to:
1000. it 'was ori
raise 8250.000 and he board has plat:-
ed on record a statement declaring
that the aliens to more a uncle-l:
amount at many to rehahllluiln our
oanae on the Facile cease fill!t not
new ..C- mt «it. .
The publishing agents submitted
the following reportzt ,. I. ..
is with mncbtntistnc n that
in log our quadrennial re wet
able to present an eahlblt thdlbd'
earnings which surpaad those of aim
other. tour years in the long historyt
of the Book Concern ..Whllc the. prob
equal to those oi the.
the all falling oil in not
more t on accounted for by the retina;
tlon in the hours of labor in.I our man-
ufacturing dopertrnput.‘l 'durl
yejr tron a rind .tb “MM
l red tie “not
w m "0 m‘fiot‘tum titles diiiilig' i
9“ After providing for the papritepn
or the last dollar of lndebtedvvésdtw we
cloned our last fiscal 1Lrewit
DI! hand $5M” ingot vailah'ildUr
plua lmeatmenta and tire 'M’Mflo
lot or cash and surplus at stile m 9!
the your Willi-.6“ Ali pilot"
of locum «pm? r t t
pubwmiomd enteritis ill, 3-?tn’
gr tilting showing
of the nohdnapitnn l allied
in thin department for the it tr. yearn
annular to ”10.1582. on tour
the previous quadrennlntptoi ii. ’
The department entered. h lead} in
, ultra h)” the munieroi‘tlhw San Fruit.
3;! ‘
elaco billion“ to thc‘ W
dist ooh '(‘oirurmb
the r lea or the numb hippo
hu-r been i urge. .»
our aim both in publllhhld and col!-
lut: has“ been ntulliytrAtilny than. (“IMP
tit; h cheapo it infer no: late
porlnnt l at item we atr r
ntt- ahotlldb DEED" mpliftlng am!
utimulatlng. .hrintlau chdraoter that.
consecrated brains and ready money"
can produce. than tint tor a liitlu
additional proiit We should
noes that he is able Again to attend to
bualneae. .
The work of finishing the interior of '
the new Methodlat Church is progreatt
ing rapidly and the plastering will noun
be completed;
Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie tutu nutter-
ed a relapse and is very ill Ho in mi
«bio to attend hia duties on rector of
Trinity Church.
W. I. Atlanta, oi the Dudley ail: ino-
tory. was tahen suddenly ill while on
a business trl through the heath and
rcturnpd in a home here
hir.’ and lira. Henry Taylor. oi
Greens Farina. announce the engage-
ment or their d“fli",‘€lhi‘l, and:
Herbert a. With. of Stamford,
hill. Neil hiltehell will “drew the
members or the Historical society at
the May meeting which will be held at
tile realtlence oi Ambrose liurlbutt on
State street.
Several summer residences in
Greene Mn and at the bench have
been brohea into recently. The vial-
tors have not been very successful and
the loan so far reported ban
atrial. Tho- extent of the thefts, how-
ttvo , will not be known until the own-
era return for the spam.
Tu fair given by Vlgllalit engine
company was so anocenetul that it has
been auggoatetl that the whole depart-
ment unite and giro a grand carnival
some time daring the summer. Vigi-
lapt baa already got a good alert to
ward the nocosnnry funda to purchaee
a nteamar. There in now over “on
available tor this purpose. _
The Wustnurt Musical society wan
entertained Tuesday evening at the
residents: at Itr. and live a ti. beige
on brain straet. titan er. oig‘ridgl-
port. was heart! in rice nation a an
vocal email! was iiidll
iimtna lumber. Allen
John A. Rlnlbor and Wt lam lot we .
of lirldlrport. The" Inn A W”
all-V. GU" .MOI'WWW
Dolmen: “lIenlared
’ naedtohs”
"if
hosting the. was all
have been named.
(”MW
WWEWED
m stance and appearance have bean,
made
that nnmimable denrdnd of ill. M:
for light llto- more, not to call it by
Httttltlgtrl ll..5, ..
(itz- ., long telahiiabe'd and luccoaetul
til‘imli. trleu.- doomed at Horton Pitta-
burg and Detroit hale contributed
their, fall pit re.“ the ”tithing. (phot-
uvllofibeoll'flhgr ‘wlt '
tranceiof
filiil'iblilih d to recent. yea divldtntla
to the annual court-renew are now do-
tbe enatlr-. rather than from opt
onto earning» an watt fortperl 'ei
mogu- W c ya gratified to re til:
the dividends paid iu‘tiile on
tenure at larger truth then was var
en ti in any curve-pending ill
the history oi the concern ~ii1 him
gratifying be little that iii-e larger
dividends can now bnplid without
any war «unflinching upon the
seas moonlit" of thn boaaa
periodical literature in volume at -
put. and all nuinat all competition, In! 5,
fully hold lea own in this quad » 1 '1
Thane periodieala haw
hold to a high atuuda
Attractive features hath in M
ed from time to titan; and a 7 1
tor beginnings have been
Our inventories as p
year to year are lander-p ‘ 5
suohaaonieoldlaaflhielsto
practical vain , . 1
eunly fully up _ g 1
noted in the pll tiled 5
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”ahead to
t
its of the lost tiaeal year are not delta 1
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amounting to mama. mlrittgdhw ht»
in real rotate are now ”ed up it clear. .
dung: .eeeb year ’
,l'"
by; ’ tlolicy 2:“
r‘lnred nah from t-nruinga Initially in
of Middle ‘ _._’"
mt,’
wa’gea.
qttadreanitnn have beenJ 1 .
showing roll over the! trout; ‘
quadrenniuin Of $57!, 1127. ~' " c net
profits have been $55.99!: sill cream
over the previous tour yearn 1,4
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