'All the new patterns
ter was!“ W '
Blankets .........
Comfortable- ......1.. "siIthllo
E K. BAN'KS',m
IAHAGKIMU HOTIL'I “.065
WWW: 1
Jack Lucy. of N
the Daubury fair mdar.‘
Ralph Arnold, of Norwalk, is in at-
tendance at the Danbury fsir today
John 1111111111113 of min Ide 111.11..
drove to the Danbnry “i.'. yesterday
P... A. Thatcher. of th1'1 Nerwslk
Green. is in New York city today on
business.
. m-Wiliiam Coggswsll and son. Morris.
of Craubury. attended the Danbury
lair yesterday. .
Mr. and Mrs. Clarhce Knapp. of
Taylor avenue. are attending the Dan-
bury fair today.
The Ferris Coal Company is dis-
charging a cargo of coal at the Nor-
Malk iron Works. I
Frederick McAIlister, Erwin and Er»
nest London. of Winnipauk, are at the
119.111.1111 fair today.1
' Abram Fitch of Norwalk, was a
guest of relatives. in Ridgef'leld. over
Saturday and Sunday.
M'lss Kathleen C“ Counor aiI1d Mrs. W
‘31 Humphreys spent Fr‘Ilday as guests
oi friends 111 Norwallr.
‘Peter Ward, of Norwalk, is around
alter the enumeration of the pupils
(if the Over River district. .
Henri L. St. Ormond and wife, of
East Norwalk are among the visitors
at the Daubury Fair. today: I
‘ A meeting of the Womuns Relief
Corps of Douglas Fowler Pos'l. G. A R.
will be hi’ltUOIllOlTOW evening
Elbert A. stoclfiar a well known res-
I'f'dent of Ely avenue is making his ad
ual visit. to the Daubury Fair.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Meeker and
daughter. of Norwalk, were in George-
town; Sunday. calling on frlIbnds.
1 —Dr. Dick’s cures Malone.
Mr. and Mrs. LeGrand Belts and
daughter. Miss Clara. of Norwalk. are
attending the Danbury fair today.
‘Charles Johnson and John' Patcben
of Norwalk have recently resigned
their position on the local trolley lines.
'ilJosepb English and Howard Wood.
of Norwalk, are among those who art
attending the fair at Danburi today.
‘11 Miss Lulu B!1rrett,' of Norwhi spent
Shuday ahthc home of er parents.
Mr and Mrs. J. W. Barret, in George-
town.
8 C. J Dertt of Wilton, hair sold his
carriage horse “Babe" to Norwalk par-
ties and purchased a large family
horse.
.' is attending
‘IOllve Branch Lodge. No 19'. Knights;
of Pythias. will hold a regular meeting
this evening in the hall in Swariz 81
Corbett‘s block.
27A dance was held at the Roles Point
Hotel. last evening William Low’ s or
chestra furnishing music
will be held Saturday night.'.
M. Sturst; former well known full
back of; the Yale football temp. went
through. Norwalk in a. large automo-
bile, and stopped for a few moments.
yesterday. 1
WiRlam H Robertson. formerly of
Dsnbn'ry. who has recently been a reel-
dent of Wilton has moved to Cannon
where he will occupy :1 new cottage
erected by I. R. Hnrlbnrt. ‘
IAl‘I 11111111111111; of Douglas Fdwler W
111-"c.1111 requested to (be present at
11111 regular meeting tomorrow night.
as business of great traportancc to the
comb is to he considered1I
‘p‘avld 'Shziw, .111 expert in safe open-
are. adjusting cash registers slot ma-
dhlnes. etc. and connected with Wane
maker s store in New York has moved
11.1111 Dpnbury to on... street. .
There will be an important meeting
at .the members of Butler and Eureka
Lodges, who are to take part in the
co1|:1il('-.'lock.il at the quarters in Washing
ton street.
—~—John li Daltlri', pln'no tuner. is at
Hotel Mahack‘emo. Orders sent to
thatcblace will receive prouIIpt and
Another 1
lug mlustrels, held this evbning at
“1'. dhlsiu
1A anathema
Edw. W51 Kelley, Jr".
" DRUM!“ i.’ .
I NORTH. MAIN STREET.
151.. 056—8. .. 1!
.J
IMJI‘. and Mrs. C. 0 Middlebrook. of
Norwaik, are attending Ithc fair at
Danhury today. '
The meeting of .1111. W. C;
be omitted until the sixteenth I Onto
her owing to mahy being away. '
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schumann. of
Main street Ndrwalk, rd in Hartford
today attending the ridge opening
ceremonies.
Miss NellIe Trowbrldge, of Fulriicld
Norwalks at Hartford Bridge dodlca
“Jon ceremonies.
Lady Jennings Lodge. Shepherds of
Bethlehem. conferred the first degree
on three candidates lust night, and re-
reshmmts wore served.
The'icases of Charles Slgsway and
raultlng each other. were again con-
‘inued until Saturday morning at 10
oclock
The police received a report last
‘1ecn lost in South Main street. It con-
ulned $36 in bills and sixty-two cents
in change.
M1 and Mrs. C. S 'l‘rowbridgc and
\I1s. .G A. Wheipley. of South Nor
vuik. took an auttnnobilc trip to D1111-
‘111rIy this morning. intending to visit
be big fair.
——I)on' t bake cukc; buy it at the salt
'0 be held by the 'Womans Guild 0
iaturday afternoon.
Contractor William Lawlor. of Nor-
walk. has 11 force of men at work to
lay. and the bricks which won; taken
out of the foot of Mill Hill some tlmt
.1go when the sewer was laid by Con
‘ructor Cusack, are being relaid.
Uncas Tribe. No. 36.‘l111proved Or
lcr of Red Men, has issued invitationl
For a smoker to be given nest Wodne1
iuy evening. October 14. at 8 o'clock
in Red Men’s Hull. An cxcelient. prr
:ram is being prepared for the event.
The members of Catholic Uni I‘
Council. K. of C.. de'sbing' tlc'Eeta f'.
II Monday night next are. requested
0 notify William F. Tammany or D
V. Hnrford. not lab-1 than (1 p. n1.
Friday
The proprietors of the clothing and
:entlcmen's furnishing store in Water
:troet. reported to the police last night.
but about 6 o’clock some one stole n
.111. of shoes from in front of the plane
1f‘b11slness. The size of the shoes
va's number 9.
William 'F. Tcll‘er who has conduct-
.1d a boarding 'house in Elizabeth street
‘or some time. has closed his estab-
ishment and moved to Bridgeport. It
s supposed that M1. 'l‘cllrr will en
:age in the same business in the Park
3in I
Post cards arid letters
c
a... 11.1....
received from WilIlam l4. Blodgett. of
Preston. New Jersey. by friends in
\im walk Mr. Blodgett is in Salt Lake
lity, Utah 11d will visit California
ind-other p aces of interest. He etc
1min to return November I. Mr.
Blodgett is the older son of Mrs. R.
l‘. Malkin. of South Norwulk.
If your old range doesnt suit. you
should try one of 'the Hub Ranges.
10111 by A. J. Collinsdz 00. They are
'hc‘ world's best. by cvcryiest. They
are used andrecommeudcd by all.tho
loading cookingschools of.-,New York.
Boston. Providence. Springfield. Hart-
ford. New Haven and other large
cities which is the strongest cndorse‘
11. W11) .
Stephen Ferellzi, both charged with as» "
1lglti that a black pocketbook had :
l‘rlnlty Church. at Clifford Pharmacy ‘
the banquet of South Norvt‘alk Conn .53."
. 1 1. ‘
.11
... 'WJ .‘aii. for». 1011'
""il 51!?
I1218 No.11. Mair: Street,
Vl'lv
'F‘wr' ‘5 “'1‘
Everything in théI
Ll If”!
avenucI ls among the many from The ‘I . I'
Thousands .11 Deliars Earned Weekly 1'..
Merrill Business College Gra‘dlilttes
11a”. and Night Sessions.
south Nonvalk. Stamford. :
.RS. BOOTEES,‘ AFGHANS. ETC. ETCI
1.4" 1
16 Washington Street.
..2
1
'e'
1
', day you put them 9‘1.
FLYNN 8."
'Phone 466. 00
MKL‘.
Every Test
If youd old range doesn't suit try a HUD. T11: HUI RANGE is nnsur~
passed for quality of material pqi'i'ectiou of work. economy of fuel. beauty
of design and finish Hub Ranges dye used and recommended by all the
leading cooking schools of New York. floston, Providence. Springfield. Herb
ford, New Haven and other cities. which is the strongest endorsement possi-
ble. Many of your neighbors are using tbé Hub Range and are ready to
endorse these claims. _ 1 .
:1 1 121111311111 Directors and 111.111.1111.
. a
south Norwaik, Conn.
0. .B2: Jackson
Opllqllthl'up. I11»).
II Iptical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.
Aaninc'ss Education will help CVCl)’ young 111.111.11.11 ”plush.
Books, Etc, Free.
1111.11.11 lines of Worsted Goods are 11111.. in abundance. ‘ '
SWEATERS. KNITTED JUMPERS. 001.11 van-rs. BREAKFAST
:111w1.s.1snwoon rascma'rous nasv sncouss. ”habit swear-
‘E Ryan 8. (20..
South Norwalk.
Wat -Over Shoes
"'III’hey, Fit When Others Fa
Comfort spec/ks as you draw on a pair of Walk-
Over Shoes. When properly fitted you can Iwear
them with comfort. 1111.1 ease .from the 113mm
RYAN
NDRWALK.
Port Chester.
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.« 1‘a'lllill
Wahhln'gton St:
-54?“
)0UNCILMAN IKELLY EXPLAINS.
I“...
.lalms he bias Taken cm of Light
Department Bill. 'for the Year.
'(illul‘ 0f Till! Sentinei'
I beg to say. ln" reply to thc stale
rents made by Mr.'H11rlh11tt b1 cou-
r'adiction of my remarks and figures
-t Tuesday night's meeting of the (‘in
‘ouricil. that the figum‘s as given by
so are absolutely correct
It win he remembered that I as
umcd the office and the chairmanship
1f the lights committee on October 21,
907. On November let all bills for
he mouth of October were presented 1
.1 me for verification as chairman of
he lights Hcommittee The amounts of I
be various bills for the entire twcivc
cent which constitute a year. after
leduct tug outages, are as follows:
. .—
aoh Stomach
Iters tones liver
the part of J. Belden ll111li1utt. or any
proxy of his. should 1111-111 with the sin.
ccrc disdpproval of every
citizen of our community.
Respectfully.
languid weak. 11111down'! Head.
on digestion. puriiIies the blood.
'DEEIP WATERWAYS COMMISSION
_———.—-
'Wllllam J. Bryan Receive. a Great
Welcome in Chica99.I '
CHICAGO. Oct. Ewe-The second ses-
sion of the lakesttn the 0qu Deep
Waterways Association was attended
“-2”:
intelligent
’l‘HOS. A. SKELLY.
“off"?—- Inst 1 plain
.7880 of lazy liver. Burdock Blood BIN .
11111.0 etha on in
Ii'rndley
icons
EM ‘1: 'llrst‘ 9bi1l1lness' be as 1h;
made a motion that the voting be done 1
byE check list.
utter 11 tc'w 111mm ks on"
situation in The N'orw'alks. silid the
Third Voting District generally drew
Illap ubiicsn's there in prmmuonm than
in' any other district In
think we are entirely within our 1.0.11.1
When we come hero tonight and offer
11 candidate for representative’."
continued. X'l‘he 1111111 1 have to offer
l1;1s lived in this town all his life. and .
l1 s
before I came to
even born.
Third District. and in other districts, 2'
present with good grace Hurry Rider,
ofI East Norwnlk.”
1116 e appointed tollcrs. and business
being counted
tices of the peace, .ludge E. M. Lock- .11.
wood moved that the chair appoint :1 ‘
('otnmltt
able c111 111111011 for the ofiiol
111111" if It
(Costumed From First meal-- " I
"the bi th ll
” “m” In? ”£1.11?ng q in iii" 3
on 1““9 WISE"
. ,1 . . 1
.3 1_
Cb til hat/111ml a
. the
eIEEEIIgmi .l'J "5‘“ng ow‘ere u niI
u
landfill?” Crn'o .
and 01.111
'g'zwas g'tculled 111 order at
‘clgckxvm by Joseph A Ca tor and
was 1.111.111.1191.
1111: ’Mr. Car'isr was
'rcati the c.hii
nominat-
b Austin
sen 111i stains all
61 thd representative,
After a standing vote.
afiotidIu, 111‘; 11 Curried.
E's 'fi’tain; 1.5131 Bullock made a
sg'fech prose“ big the uninc of Mar-
Eglus Iliic st; (fit “as 11‘ candidate " -
..Il.(lumIb1irt'of East IIINoorrslk.
ltlcul
1W men," although thcrg'.1 were more
Q
l1 town "I
wwmw
ho
good work was commenced long
his town or was
The pubiicans of the
(Applause). .
(lorham and John H. H011
E
11.. 11.
carried on while the votes were
Alter some little talk about the ins .
of three to bring in suit ‘
Chairman Keith i111medl11tcly ap-
11111111111111.1110 l_.o.ckwood F..E.Gorbun1 '
:'1nd IGouldS llovt us iht1 committec .
c committee111tnrned with the
following names: Judge A. E. Austin.
Ernest C. Gregory. John W. (‘11rnow
Leo Davis. Gould S. lloyt and (1.11111.
Wood. A motion was made and car-
1lcd that the 1.111 rctu1v oust one voil-
on thcsc candidates. which was donc.
The countms of the ballots tor rep
IcsonialhIc tendered thc followzlngI
Whole number of votes cast
Fairfieid County Savings Bank
——-——s
Norwaik, Conn. Sept 17.1908
At 11 meeting of the Board of Direc'i-
era of the Falrflcld County savings
Blink. hold this day. a dividend at the
rage of four (4) per cent. per uunnm
.- :11
Necessary for (‘hoicc .......... ..l"‘i was declared to depositors from the
ll.lder .... ......... I. .i01 . arnings of the1 six months ending Sep
M1. liennctt .............. 166 tember 30111. 1908
The same will be entered on pass-
books and paid 011 and after October
10th, i908.
SEYMOUR CURTIS. Tress.
hrva
Republican- Caucus
A caucus of the Republican electors
Attorney Leo Davis 2.1.1.1.. us soon
as the applauds has subsided, and in
behalf of Mr. Rider and the Reps ll
cans of host No1".v1nlk as well as it 111
mil. be made 11 motion that Mr. lien
neil' s nomination be made unanimous.
which was dope '
The meeting they 11.130.11.181 having
lastcd jliIst 1111111- -ilve minutes.
M '
OA‘TO of the Second Voting District of the
3.“...‘11. . . . m Km “I'll" "NF-ls W rows of Norwalk will he held at Quitt-
Signature ‘ ner‘s llall Railroad avcnuc. Tuesday
of . evening. October l3. Wild. at R o'.clock
(or the pinposc of nominating a candi-
date for Representative to the General
Assembly, candidates for Justices of
Ibe Peace. and to transact any 01th
business proper to come before said
.-:1nc.ns.
EORGE S: KENDALL.
.‘hairniau Ii .pllbllcan Committee Sec-
ond Voting District.
Dated 11tSoulh Nor‘waik, Coun.,r0c-
:nbcr 7 1908.
.....I......-., 2,227.7 .. .-..
QOV. PROUTY lN OFFICE.
—-—-—
Oath Administereda at Montpelier, Vt.,
TIC E”. ‘
MONTPELIER. Vt. ‘qic't. '.8 ——'l‘he'
members or the senile and house of
representatives of the Vermont gonor-
al assembly met Jointly in the hall of
the latter body in the State House.
today for‘the exercises attendant 11p-
on thc1 taking of the (111th of office by
L1 1
2..- -1 ~v-r<
Gov 1rnorclect George H. Prouty and
his Asstmquou of the reins of govern- w GMNCWG“ SSdCCtSClIOOl
meni from tho outgoing governor 0f Dancing and Deportment
Fletcher I). Proc
Governor Pros or‘s accounting of
his 1111.. years‘ stewardship over the
affairs of tbo stoic came to a close at
lid of the forcnoon session fol-
i1‘rldnv.10cinber 16. opening day at
.)vc1look Military Academy. East Ave..
Norwalk; Misses and Masters meet at
l p. m.; evening class for Ladies and
Gentlemen at 8 o‘cioc
Classes at Arlon H Madison St.
So. Norwalk WEdnesduy.Ocl.14;
opening day. Misses and Masters It i
11. 1a.; Ladies and Gentlemen "Be-
sinners.” at 8 o'clock. A thordugh
course of instruction in the Waltz and
the. latest Society Dances. Circulars
upon application. Respectfully. W.
GILBERT NEWELL. 25 Liberty St.
Bridgeport. Ci.
1
oin’hi
Vhrléli Ines were made by Governor
111151114111. suggestions were oifcred for
the conservatlpn of 1hc,slnte' 5 natural
, particularly the timber.
d agricultural and education
‘ I Ins were treated at some
Governor. Proutp‘s declaration of
X’S'
and stomach. prouot
feel 0 the sItnte' 11 11111111111151} 111111
b afternoon's program. 1..
Coffeefii-
1; -.. TEL. 655-2.
lfifihm 4‘
Two Things to
~ ‘lsaii
TEL. 655-2.
Gdiis'ider
WHEN PURCHASING CROCERIES
1.1 081A.” TABLE SUPRUES
92 Wishihgtou 81., South Norwaiii
The Regbiar PriCe
See Fndays paper Ifor the new Spemals
ms
'Judge of Probate Desires to Remain
agape-r aw
'h' in lis'a.
1T WENT"
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111341.12 .1“ Mi.-
ls‘mgyhfrwwl Ii
M R. LOCKWOOD WILLING.
In Office. "
Judge Charles Davenport Lockwood
was re-nominated for Judge of Probate . I
,ut the Democratic convention, which
was held yesterday at 11 a. m. in
Democratic headquarters in Quintard
block, Stamford. This, of c011rse.'was
not every unexpected event. and the
convention was made up of only nine.
delegates. but for all that it was mark- "
ed by a great deal of enthusiasm;
Judge Lockwood received a warm
greeting from all the delegations when
he appeared before the convention.
and there was a decided demonstra-
tion fm him when he concluded his
speech. The judge is one of the most-
m'acefnl public speakers in Stamford
and in his speech yesterday there was
apparent a tone of sincc1lty which ap-
Fvnled very much to those who heard
1 . in
The. convention was called to order
by Galen A. Carter. The delegates
were:
Stamford—Mr. Carter Dr. J. J. Gloo-
nun. Martin F Weed Albert E. Nai-
drctt. Edmund Ryan Richard Diptzv 1'
mun Anthony Geronimo.
Damon—Robert s Pnrdy.
Bennett.
Robert S. Purdy was chosen chain .
man and Dr 0111011511 secretary.
1... 1
James
OAC'BORI-‘da
Camila d.’ “.mwm
Signature
OTEL ARRIVALS.
MahackemowA. W Wee and wife.
1‘ N llnlloupe. A 'a' 111.161.11.115 Jack
Malloy. County Shell C S. on
Charles Kent. 11111111111511. .p'li'd'as KM!"
and Mrs Colbert. Miss Mary Colbert.
Hiusdale. N. H.' M. Fay HaIIWI '{iyii'd
wife.Mo11tclair. N. .I.: 113 as.
Springfield. Mass; Mrs. Lough ”of;
cltv; L L. Mooref II-Iolyo ; ER _R:
Hurlbutt Wilton; Geo eS. oclf '
Illdgcficl'd; S. Green's n.‘ 1311113
S. W. Hyington, Flushig Y.;
l1u11leu1y_.St Paul II. anti". J. F,
Westpolnt Va.; at. 13111111111
field 11.31.11 ChristI e. Ne '
N. J.; Mrs. 'I‘ ll Dc’lavan, Melt 1111 '
JIlustou. Mlddletown; Mr. and Mrs.
C. L. Jennings Bridgeport; F. Crei1-.
111.1,...1r and min. South Wiltou' J. H
Brown Boston; silty Gtflhrle'," ty y,
H. Hess Geotge S. LowenthtaLI E.
Fr.unk 1v. J. Kelley. M. Alexau'de
and wife. John H. Dakin, J. W. Scot
New York.
Clifford—E Kaufman 1111.1. Bride.
Victor Malg'n 11.: 8.11011». .1. H L.
19111119, Mrs. k. Mack. Winn. Granger. .-
carefhl Attention. is“: 111N112 Intent possible. See adv. I . today by as rent and cutbacidstio an . .. III F). G. Sail F. iii an 15.0 I
\mount aidi Nv mber 1142.112 8 111 out . 1 11 1. .. . oI, om .
Calida bu beerv'réc’elv 911’:le ’ The dead body of a baby. 1011110111 «11.191111113111111; My chm; 111113110 hudlence as that which listened to Ill-1111111111411 09°13'YQ'J-WMO'W’ 1 ' ~ ‘ ant-'1 New York; 8 erlsor. Pill} e
Chal‘ W‘lfi'im.; '1 “i" W's 01“ in ”‘0 csumnuon \mdunt paid“ in s‘n’usr ..... 628.86 Miran. Tab on the onenlnsdav a flourls ft'ru pets: thelr‘po- a Cé 1111111 3- N BNWGS‘!" Waitit'l’ll
Cock fur-11 hang) ending the dtateb th'b police was found in Hillandale \mount said in- February” (1313.) ham.) Brynn sing the magnet of the lub‘dfi W on. W” oboe Nilfl- . . 10399}. Wright. Brookl’yu' C 1.1. ..
co“ ntion of l “T" C T’ U' which Park. Stamford yes‘er‘my afternoon. fltihonnt pitid in‘ March ...... "' 61111.29 second session. and his appearance Fancy Com drool Me by the if you do this and every shrewd Ion Albany; James Coanov. 13.11.11.101;
is b 8m“??? NOW!“ loaflm'y'” ii 1'"?! ‘51. from the Strawbmry Hill 9" Amount paid In April ........ 680.90 on the platform and lntrodlli‘ufm EV Iey reach the cup. Pretty l ' k h ild h ~ Mr. and MI'B.‘ Dwight C 11199)“ Wil ;'
7 and n.8 :- 1' trance. It lay in a clump of gushes mount paid m .May I IIIIIII 880.79 93va R.- anm of St 1.1111111...sas We. generally. bids poor , muse eeper s (11 t on we are sure "am p Downs, Mathilda (1.111.111.1611, ‘
Fred N. 3 er of tlie' N01“ wrapped in paper and cloth. The QMWW 1‘15? ,,,,,,,, 7:135 the signal for 11, tumult that forced me quality. 11.111. of at least- a good share of you1 put Bridgeport; L. M. Patterson.8p1‘l‘ng~
walk H00? {.81 {III‘HN'EK'MS 13““? :3 :11“[flunt1'111'11'n21'1m1'1'1enpgllgye $1?"le Amount phi} ly"" ........ 680.78 DeImocratic :Iandldate toI bow mpfeat 1.1.1.1.; Our good}. are me 1.131.951 31%;; ($1311: geagfi'rlsvafigmpart Kill ,
rade ‘0f the X Company 0a“ 1‘ ' 9 -, 11 Amount paid in August ...... 680.07 0d y and w many m nutes be ore d d. f as low 3 . . - -.
Ullel‘ii 0‘ Norwalk'today. at the bridge medical “amt!" looked at the W3" ‘A'lioutit paid in Sentemhicr. 691.67 delivering the first sentence of his 3:?“ :1- l 3'" l'rbies inset A t I" I laid" MW J A SthéfilfclkGI‘. W136?—
openlng in Hartford. Frederchk Bby- ecTI‘hIe Norwalks 11111151159911 sized dfil- Amount paid in October ..... 693.41 813090'1- {be t “J Rice 0 r :1: in“ 1:11.13 so or; H' 3:11:31}; “Brim” Cgifiggfiof 33919;“
er. 0 Main street is snbslitu us for ion 11 attendance at the Poo ~——-_—_ After; ”per- 111 ecomtp on s . .
him ‘ ' Grou'hds. in' New York city. this after ‘ T6131 'foi- l2 months ....... $8 080. 64 credentials had been 1111 eivcd in the Buy edibles that you can eat. This Dunbar and $31133“); Boston. .rw.
Great Sachem Will'lam‘I'MilIlIer m- ggzfimzfaggugwggzfifiaofieln :3: 1.11m sIt‘y. appmpgmlv? was toffee-I 213:3“ 31113:: .Ct'IiliIIcaItzr 1121102333312 ,3 the place. TA GRIPFE 1
e x ra appr 11 on recs 9 . .
Elet 3:1! Sglitlfil‘lofivilima'iieude? “'11. Whlcfi WI" be between lhi! New York throu' the Council 1111111121111 making of commémé‘u . the c air'm m’an or its “ ‘4 Brnzillian Balm never. out a case: _
meeting of the great chiefs. deputies. Giants and the 90.11103 .0111»... do ,0 1;.vIIg1I11n1 of as. 11111 T1111. will leave :19. 36 ‘ ‘ 1 reception. of can. Chii'r fl [- never Is it run into prienm'ouia nor
and mmlttees of Red Men in New “‘9 mein'h'ers .0" the OYWillk do eka- lcb should he returned to thc‘ city 11111511111110 ogr‘ar'n for the . , lchtIaIK Tl' p-wreIck OuIéIlthlnIg 11119er
Hay- Int night. It is proposed to ‘30“ are Mr; and Mrs. Thomas. F1 treasurer-113' the city clerk before 111011.11: He was 11.-11191 Gov- .. '7. ‘LE ADJN G QEOCERS the is the tou'Igh‘ pgerm. t
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In 3 III. 24 N91 Mil" 5‘1 South NWWI'K. resent lcouncil t6 eirist, and cranes particularly to the Kelly- -Paplre
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