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Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 7, 1908 · page 7

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Little Drapepsru which
. is Harmless

1'

V 4 Some people think they have hulk
gestion. oth‘ers drum 4.9! the Stem:
coll. others Negro In

. Dyn‘pcnia. etc Vol II
4.11111 the real 119.1119 top 9111‘ trouble in
road Fermentation, with only partial

. dlwetioM Everything you out turns
to outrun Acid. Stomach gas or Stom-
ooh pouch, wliich woollen the dikes
tlvo organs. causing a lack of gastric
juice Your food soul's. Is only half dl~
nested, rind you become affected with
loss of‘nppctfic, measure and tullnéss
utter outing, burning sensation, a fool4
tug of vomiting- heartburn, water
brush and tender ness‘ In the pit of the
stomach. slimy mom. bad taste in
the mouth. constipation. nausea, belch
lug Of 898. dizziness. sick headaches.
mental depression and many other
common symptoms.

You can cure all this by not eating.
bylnotg. putting any food in your stom
heir to ferment; but how' about the

“nourIShrnent needed to sustain your

4' bodily wrought?“ 'Il} 3011 are a stom-
nch suil'cr'el, either man ‘01 woman.
young or ‘oldmwhcth‘cr‘ 1011 call It Iudi
gentlemen any other name go now to
vour anchor rind give 50 cents for 9
case of rump Dlnpc‘psin.

Every possibIIr kind of Stomach
trouble In“ rendIIy Cured ‘ by. :Dlapep’sin.
whichtpkcs right oi oi the food In
you tomh‘chi r‘l’d goals-11‘ alone.
wit t. the hair: the stomach, just
no it your stop) Ipnur oft. there

:3. IAtVter‘ n few 31
yqur‘ gatornuch4 w’li

’4 'anrlrin‘g' oI'doI‘V‘ "

V'ouglfly digei‘risut.

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

Id" be‘ in 3906
111911113 will «thor
lintestines will
i'i'hd you inII have
regu-

 

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”MIXED MARRIAGE PENALTY.

“i‘io'ly Office. Wlll Deny ‘Chrlc'tian Burial
to Catholics Contracting Them.

ROME, Nov.7 7.~V'I‘hé. Holy Ofllce has

‘ cementum Cllristi'ur'r lr‘ur'lnl shall be

refused to Catholics who‘ are married

to 11011 Catholics by 1109- -Ca'thollc cler-
gymen. 44 ,

W”
HOTEVL ARRIVALS.

Clifford—“Amok Kellenborg, C. H
Chute. George R. Harper", Boston;
1’. T. Donovan. Detroit, Mich; M. Al
exnnder, 'i‘. H. Endorpso Albért Lung,
M. Lerner. Frank Taylor. and wire.
James Smith and wife, A. C. Hatch.
New York; H. M. Coflln Philadelphia;
MI‘. and Mrs. L. 1“. Ruther, John, W
.Rtrthel'. Conrlellsvllle.‘Pa.; .I. L Wal-

loco. Los Augeles, Cal .
Mahackemo«—Mr‘.: and Mrs. J. R. Den-
plug, 0 H. Ken‘t‘ and Mite; Tl',oy N
King; C W Dwy’cr.‘ P J. Hos
ford, AL. L. Taylor, '1‘. Nankevillc New

VYVVo'r‘;k W II. I‘V‘VoId. Waterbury;
Madame Lnlsn'c‘, VSou'Ih lilorwnlhmm
44143“. Jordan. BrlAgoirbrty u»

‘4w'elVl;44. 1111139119111; W F4. Garrotson.
South Norwnlk: S. Greenstein. Bridge
port; H 13. Phillips, Bridgeport;
Rdsentwhnl Chicago; E Leislel, Rich
mond, Va.; J. Onslc'r, Kingston, N Y.;
L. A. Libby, Hartford» .4 .

‘Bsm 1119A.
Signature

8the humor line Always Bough

 

BARRY “3581's FLYNN.
4LOS ANGELES 0111., Nov, 7.-‘—.lilll
flurry. of Chicago had the better of it
In a tell-round bout‘ over Jim Flynn.
of Pueblo, before the Pacific Athletic
Club, tonight.

V V importaniSesslon to Hi Held III. ',4

TO STOP lLLEG'A'lVgV VLI'QIVJVO'H HELL-

 
 
 

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ville on Noyemllel' 11 and IQ

Representatives ‘t'rom the: 36,448
members of the V33. Congregational
churches In Connecticut will gather

 

479911911 and pains of bad backst-trom

 

VFie'oldcntc of south Norwalk 'Gan'not
Doubt what Has Been Tyvic‘Vo
i" .. ' ‘- Provnd. .1

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Ir'r‘ grutiI'ude' for compié'te relief. from

distressing kidney ills~thousnnds
have publicly recommended Dunn's
'KIdrIe y Pills.
wsi, who so tcsl’liiurl' years ngo..now'
say their ‘3‘"in

 

ht Rockvlllo, November It) and II, at
the forty— second annual meeting of
the general conference.
is entitled to two delegates. one ot'
whom will be the pastor, unless other I
Wise ordered. The general topic of
discussion In “(donuecticut Congregu i
tionallsln" and special attention will be
given to the rural church. Thomaoé
.L. Norton, of Ln'lreviilo. will preside
and thus add his unlnc to the long list
of prominent laymen u'llo' have served
as moderators since 1867 Di this roll
of honor may be mentioned William
O. Cr,uml.1'-'Ilenly P. Haven. Lafayette
S. Foster, Orville H. Plait, Joseph R
Howie). I'lorlln A. Cooke. Dwight Loo-
lnlo, Stephen W. Kellogg hnd Nathan
lei Shipl all. The New England Con
gross. wh ch is to hold Its next moot-
llrg in Manchester. N. 141.. Is to be rep
resented by Rev. Dr. A Z. Conrad,
pastor of the Park Street Chur.cll Bus
ton, 'alrd MN Edmund S. Boyer, of 56m
orowdrtll N.‘l-.l

Federu'tior'r will come up in the
shape of action to join the Connecticut
Federation of Churches and (‘hristlsrr
Workers which for the past two years
has had uterrtatlvo organization. Rev.
Charles E. McKinley will give the 9114
dress of welcome. Rev Arthur Good-
enough, Iler.Frn11k P. Waters and H.
Spooner will lead the lwohour dis
cheated on the “Country Church. " Rev
Messrs. George W. .Judsoana‘tso 11

 

 

4 Woodr'ul’f and Shel‘rod Sonic ’will have

for their topic “The Church In the
Manufacturing Town ‘ ‘ on Tuesday
erening ,Wedhesdny morning. Rev.
Frederick L, Grunt will tell "How
Much a Minister is Worth, ” thVlo Rev.

‘thc City

“Country Church from
Stalldpoml,“ V'nhd Rev.
Stenrne “Tile Gily‘ Church from the
Country ‘ Sinudpoint."
morning In layman 1; session. Messrs.
Alcled Colt Lucien ll. l‘qucu lohn l-l.
Perry and William M. Parsons will loll

like to see enlphuslmd; to be followed
by Messrs. Thomas L. Nor.t0n Atwood
.‘olllus, Willium‘ G Green and Charles
Phelps on "The Bright Side of (‘on-
greguglonal Life in ConnectiCut." g
All important report Is to be giron
bv the committee on polity appointed
at the lust conforming In response to

Important trusts are also
committed to his body and 1c r-c
ports from these, including tl Mis~
sionnry Society of Connecticut and the
Ir‘ustecs.of lire fund for ministers with
their investments of at least $400, 000.
will be. of speoinl4i‘11tcl'.est"l‘lre com
mittee in charge of theic‘ouferencc
nre Mcssrs. (ioddnr'd. ‘Fcllowcs, Mc~
Klnlcy and 1163...

191 elund

 

._.~._w' TALK

 

Each ohu'l‘chI‘

William W. Ranney will discuss the
William‘ I“ ‘
chnolnlny V

what phase at Christian life then would V.

the action of the national council at ‘

kidney sufferers, ..

Mrs; B, Jones. 6‘ Hawkins Ave.,
South Norwnli'r. 001111.. .says: “The
cure which Deans Kidney Pills client-
led In my cusp over Warmers ago has,

lulu glad iu' soy, remained permanent.
Prior to us‘er'l'g this remedy, I was sud
denly tukfien Ill V,und‘ could
move on nccopnt' ol’ the“, névbro pains
across the small of my bitch .ii' I
stooped. u sudden twinge would shoot
through my Irldncys and for several
seconds I 11.1 ldly dared to breath.
Spells ol' dlz lupus and pains In the
buck and top part of my head w‘crc
also frequent One box of Donn 11 Kid
noy Pills procured at Mrs. Plnlsteds
drug store removed those disagreeable
symptoms and us previously said, I
have been in much botte1 health sin'co. “
Dunn's Kidney Pills certainly (1113.44 4911
that was claimed for them In my case," 4

For Sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. FostenMilbur-‘rl. 00., Buffalo,
Now York, solo agents for the United
States.

Remember

the rlnmc—jDonn‘ s—und
take no other. 4

 

 

MATINEE WHIST CLUB.

The Matinee Will-ct (‘lrrb‘ 'mcl- Fr
dny afternoon at the home of Mrs 11.14::
F. Andrews. Vol: Park street. "Tho' prizesf
were awarded to Mrs. Robert ,3 Van
Burch and Miss Linn “Hill
meeting will be held at; th
Miss Mary hurts of. East'avcnue

 
 
 

 

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Residr‘urtsr at South Nor I
were" permanent This .4. .4 ,"

testimony doub y proves the worth oi . ‘
Dunn’s Kidney Pilln to South Norwullr 4'

scurcoly V4

 

Ilhe next 14:4
home (IVE

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

in Belts

Mr.

Mission. on
dronse's. '
his

school

the winter.

 

HOTEL VICTORIA. '

oné'ulnrlri: room nor
EUROPEAN PLANH ‘
Dur- Room I 3pcclai Feature. In:

 

 

Ind Eloctrlo’L‘lugu 1'11”“th Iv- .

 

rry Room i‘i. V
' BATES‘N MONA!”
Find- stocked can In immuno-
A toll lined mourned 1A3: lnoiud-‘

In; tho union. Btu.” In 11"." And

Ian at cm Stout.- always on draught.
Anhouui‘ Busch logo on. Drought.

- T. J. SULLIVAN. Propritltor.
Telephone V99 '4'

Horace E Dann&:VSon,

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

field

In high. .4,

 
 
 
 
 

3111‘ 112‘ 5.4;
Dunn continue quite III at their llama“
111094....

lilru Thomas J. (lhscy, of Pleasant
mstlect, is recovering. from her ‘l'ccent
iqulle sovcre Illness“ '2'
Theron G Bradley; of Cottage ctr-cc
is ,entcr‘tuIVniug' his mister. Miss Lon
‘Br'udlc‘y. rll' lIloulIcclIo, New York
and Mrs. 0 .HL. Dider,
Jeitor‘sou. Long. Isldud. are guests oi
their daughter
worth. of Cottage Alreet.‘ .

Mrs. Olio Berlin will 1.1;. the lender
of the 1.0an Workers". Society meet-
Ing tomorrow evening. The topic. will
be “The Socond Advent. Imminent.”
The noon] Saturday night 44suppe'r
will be served tonight, at he Rescue
the Washing on street
bridge and there will. be special ad-

Harold Heinzcllut'm, the East VNo'rc
walk ind. who was shot
a. wild west play, 91115ch
duties, Monday, having
_ practically recovered. .4 ‘ '
Dr. A. I“. Board’s‘resldcuce an'd prop
Vcrty thereabout is being prepared for
A new r0914 has been built
on the 112,191,11ndV4tI1Voihousc has. been
given a new cent of gnih‘I'. 4
Contractor Leslie Gamble Is 'éspec'l'r'
ed In town today, from Akron, Ohio,
.V4.bul may r'etuerl there shr‘ll'IIy'.Iii
j Gamble has been engaged in. bud
2‘ there for. the heat pm on
",4: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Loxlnc,‘ qr
(First street, have a house full or
”guests from Brooklyn for over Sun-
day, Including; Miss Anna U Johhsorr‘,V D
V r Gundcrson; and two young Infamy“
V 74' The 31001) Kalle (I. returned yester-
day from her trip to Long Inland.
‘Tho scund was crossed faiths purpose
or getting a, loud or produce, bu
market was found 11914.10 no pro‘p‘lV
Miss Murrde Hewltt‘ .who Is' 110'er
sldln'l; at the home ot Captain and Mrs '
Churkes I... Biyderrbur8,. In Cove ave
June, was 11 guest over ‘nlg‘h't- o't‘ he’r}
friend, Miss Harriet. VC‘roII‘rrI, in Vllid'srnK

Tailor .Iohn Kuhovi'Vtclr,‘ 51' the Wash-
inglo‘h street hrldgc‘ shopped an no
‘ .VVV‘sistonl, Yesterday. 4.4
‘hopes to put up for n time at the Res:
cuo Mission, on thmMoshIngtou street

Dennis valentine ‘3'an 'up yuchtirlz4'
‘ iorthc Lesson this morning. by having
his launch bullied out for the Winter,
at. the Nelson and Arms yacht Infirm-
‘ury bet-lion Soapsrlds Basin, In 48911-
Vslde avenue.
Oscar. Anderson has. started the con-
stru’ctirm 4c‘f4‘u one 20 loot cabin launch
Vior in Now .YoI'Vk man. .pt‘hls Ihunch

 

W
Dl'n‘ki‘a '11th Mi“ El. ‘Alfl‘kd’

of Port

Mrs. Charles

In the neck in
Is‘ to return to

 

 

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[Icoplrfiwbc wum Io sch 1M
wis carried out are 1411914511411? 11 the
plan of :1 Citizens Co'mmitic New
London Information will pp, blamed
by investigation nlront ‘thc' Iow' class
5111001153 and dives in tho. city, whom
liquor is sold anter htmrs on Sunday
und in anlrIVorIs 11nd also ubout the V4pla‘
cos ‘wh‘Ich \‘vit'hout pretense of u no
loch iccusc. sci] after hours llud ml
Spud y The information Will be laid

 

' before the county commissioners by

the committee, whooo notion will lmve‘
weight, bricked as It Is 111‘ 11111111.: sen-
iillrcllt- [11 some cases. poosibly, tho

(ornm‘issicncls will he linked to revoke

 

licenses. or in loss nggruratod cases
low warn the om‘udorsm .

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9

Jeddo and Old Company s Lehlgh “

FOR FURNACE

Cross Creek and Upper Lehigh

 
 

 

Fo'r (looking Range and Self Heaters.

' 1'2 Nut $5. ()0 per Ton, delivered 111' Cellar -.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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'I'UVIL‘DEI VOVF AND DEAL'ER' IN

outages, Wagons, Bicycles and

 

 

Real Estate 'and

Insurance.

We have meld decided‘baruainn
in Income producing prV‘V‘oIIch‘tVyV that

 

 

 

 

must Increase In value with the rapid :V.

growth of the town.

 

 

 

J M. Layton 8. Co.

ancohRQRATEDI.F

 

 

 

. .
sunPLus Ann bnorlrc,
:1 73.5 5.00.004
aon 11.4 unruswsou, Pm.
JOHN H.4 K‘NAFP‘, m Vice-Pros.
' 4 o n w W 4.

 
 

IRECTORB. If .4:
E. H. Mathewoon Henry Seymour
John H‘, Knppp Samuel Grilmmnn
Josiah R} M'ahvin .lLé' WAiInE'I'm Marvin
Chrlutlan Swirl: John H.4
FMV V'Fl HOW!

 

 

 

 
 

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nor link Hekrmo.
vs AND'R notion
N9 V‘r‘m nicotine,

; I: I‘linVturVIoV.

4119? will no

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III y]

their

mode;

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too long. If it doesn‘t 'I‘c dire us 1114 the.
‘tréoh‘ne‘ss of its
out of the star,
‘ resting pin
me proud 4411i" It Ioi'oril' 'birtléi
, st or friends with good Merrill,» 4
V4111 ls glided, It lH onloothmuoou buttery V‘
hotter, I'l'csh until 4"pnlc 11nd carefully; .

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visiting ,Vtrien
1‘11 hinder III

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Viour years holler...
Miss 0.14. lied

1101119 at Volley firovo. 4' .

the dhnéIV Ic.

 

Missalbluphey

cred her ,‘lnll‘. strchgtll.

Rdsc'dn 11 out of the
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morrow.‘
an illustrated leotur9...

the meadows.

:Metho‘dls?

gr eat him. V

lug service. .-

 

mention

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as the pork progressed.
floor next Tuesday night..-

 

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$1104 eitlh‘ .

‘Ndbhey, at South
19 bus been

through a long siege of typhoid mo
in now» recuperating nicely..4 much III
the 1111111911911 0'1! her thahyltrionds.
is Able to get out at
doorsland 311991;. hlin’ had not eri'. menu

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Nahum“ msnlfl‘fifl
.lV ., umpirendy

I .
- Mrs. G. Howard Kins 11nd dogma}. ,_
., rah Mal King, are spending
“ 4 Suturd y and Sunday In New York.

at h'c. toctpulhmon the
Wusluustomlrc 14. druwbrldgo will 11 t
4 actually allow people to fall throug-

or @911, Cole is replaclnz'
,p‘Vo‘erIoV'n or the old 15inch-

The. East Note/hill Republican Club
has new command, tbOugh not; formul-
- ly All bills have been paid. leaving
9 balance in" 'tiic treasury, ‘wlrich will
form n nucleon Vlfor the next campaign, .'

dy. who has been tl'IB' 4.
guest or her brother, Richard B. Rcd- ‘
fly. or (love avenue has returned to V
bong rnIaVnd. one will stay awhile jar; V;
NortVIVl‘po'rt',’ and" go from there to hen

There was a line time fer ,cvem
body who attended the dance at the
cozy dual-tors of 111991 Dory‘ club: 111'
Cove avenue. last evening.
was filled with the young ladies and“ 44
young omen. the tumor furnishing;
the retroshments. and the 191191“

k

Dr. Frederick B. Baker took a littI'V'e
time: of: from his professional busi-
ness, 'thi morning, to mini his munch
tor for the
‘Thc Rosedawn was drawn up
on dry Inn at the rear of the Crescent
Laundry, on was taken from there to
pukc‘r's 319199 In VFort Slim _,
2.311171441131111 Morin will be at 111.9 ‘
dvonl‘. Christian church all day to-
In the evening he will, give
1.11413 evening
he Addressed n ViorgoV dolesntiou of the 4"
unicorn and- teacher; of the Sunday
SchooI and the MIssIou Study 01358.1“.
the h'o‘r‘rle‘ of Mr. and Mrs Arthur Ains-
worth“ In Covo avenue. V
At the monthly nicotlng of May flow. 4
or Heck and Louder Company.
day droning, at, headquarters in Van
Znndt street, the committee on the re
cent benefit at llluslc Hall, Will make
1their report. It. will be a pleasant duty.
for $100 was rfiude. and possibly n.
VlIlVIVIe more, Other business matters
Will ‘ulrlo some up lit. the meeting

Threw East servant yacht (rumors.
liurrlc Rider. E S. Bowen and Albert-
Preeco, prepared ‘to take advantage of
a perigee tide, Thursday. to haul their
bouts out for the winter, but nature
took strand and the tide did not come
up to expectations, not 6. cell covering;
Tho'y n1 9 making 1111
other attempt, to do the work, today.

General. Secretary Patterson of the
Brotherhood of the United
States, w ll deliver an address tomol"
row evenlng,.at the East Avenue Meth-
odist. ch rob, and It. to expected that
there wil be u large tlurnout of the
membership of the‘ local chapter, to
The pastor. Rev Charles
K. Woodson, will. preach oi. the mom-

'I‘ to story or 9;; misdirected ambition
11nd herhisizory of the first politician.
4 proving that the politics of 'thc‘ ancient

‘ Hebrews were not unlike the politics
.‘ of: thelgreatesi republic on earth”. will
V 1.194 discussed tomorrow by 1119 Named
_ Class of the Exist Avenue Methodist
4; 9111119114 The topic will be “A Father
.4 or a K use-Which?"
are cordially invited to attendV these

All 1011113 111911

The new Instructor of! .ihe 4 Your
Men 3 Association gave his IIrSt le'rss'oma
Inst night, and proved himself a splen-
‘ did gymnast. Only about twelve of the
4 boys took advant'a‘g'e or the first. les‘
. Son-1.591% 11911 19199391 VVthelr, rubber:—
soled shoe's and more 1 h'nu‘bne wall
heard to cypress: his regret of this fact
It Is safe to
soy Ihnl. every member Will be on the

- The horse W'; F. Gilbert, which was

picked up in the sound; yesterday by
the tug Addie V-.. no. toldd ,gtb . col.
mans b11194 b

use cop r
‘ ‘ Isr'Wher'cs-llo

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mnmi'unrr‘ 111‘ lap-uni
thpthip.
.lu‘g eerlVoV l I G
uw y rum [)9 use arty
‘ biofivn tow‘l'rr'd Long

vug‘e job for 11199499

. winter is. coming.

ties, ,,
V I‘lownyt‘on Methodist
“church, 11911.11]. W. Byssh'e,

411'." rn.: evening rio‘r‘vlce at 7.

 

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The ladies at St

 

an early dot, to. V .

Tho McClellan filace
Durien, is being painted
newly decorated within. '

canoe and icohcnt clulr I11
during the coming winner.

.19an1 that he Is 4
I‘m tho effects Vol:
‘4wdilti'd upon his r‘mklr.‘

oil-4
going“.

 

 

nurses at. Stamford IVI
Vous‘ly III” III tllhtV‘ 'IIISII'l ‘
Ambrose Brewer hos

 

ll.

Noroton llei ghts formerly:

Vale Gordon have been ill

ftho Mission room mehml
The fluid purulent. for the“
collilyv 1.14244. iilradl"

 

4'V.'lru\o spent several weeki

rich loll. Wednesday;
.Vchollo 11h. future holh'ol.

The Igldicr'lf.‘ Aid" 30' ciety

Jl‘

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will be?
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mains were 111119,.“
terduy morning mm,“

 

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reduced fire. Ion“

 
 

' A"? '-
chl'gc. til-
grocer, payed an electlc‘m

 

was; .‘erd'e‘ Ill“? scope or

over ’béen‘ wheeled ‘off in

‘11; be hpdyhy, the flipping
Nilser began to incl-4:911“;

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

I’ect was more by.

The Ic'cmdn is not busy as Ii .5
months ago. All election hall 1W1 1*
far dlfteirent result in so many,

 

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. 331196; a hectic"
on the grounds of the So lhwiclr place
occuptr
.be Dr J W. Avo'ry andi'tuufilv :44
4 Miss Grace Willnlo'tt lurid Misc-1 Flop?
Mith sore
throat. the former ‘lnld quiI'Vereryl

- “11'“th our is now about! rig/hiya" ‘ .
Electric lights me lo be: iVmstlech nt'4
Heights“
Waco has to

Mr and Mrs. "l‘.' (" RoIIdIug, Who
with Mrg‘"
and Mrs Andrew S Waltcrhury Do;
New VRoV-V

 

 

, of tho
Irlcthcdlsr Church. rn'iiet Wednesday ul‘
tthc entertain
morn. to be glvolr in connection with
their first supper oi thi‘ season, which
held uborr magnum full moon
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man:

 

Can "Save Honey,
Gct :uhc Bod-Quality. f4

 

Harlan to our store will com moo her lllii't tfils.

 

 

 

truth, it never Will ‘go
excepting to It‘s? lost
If there Is one thing 9:th
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Ynlc’ 'TVo'a‘st érdclrol
., Bluemhbe‘l‘ Catsup

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Add Flour; bbl..

 

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"IVVl‘VIVr‘rV‘VtVreV 2‘ puclrugcs ......
V 9-1111er 1 I‘
I died ‘th‘h‘t' 9'
. ,fV mom a ‘th
4m use l". lain.

Jt'mes"; Pillsbulby‘ s or Gold M: al 4‘ .
‘ mourn-111198711, lull; $62.90 41
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and his wile 1141.41qu “ Jill
lloncelifterrlielr‘ycsll, I: .
amid 'l'wrrs

1111de heron.” the. .
wind. It Is expected that Ibo picking 4‘ 4
up of the barge will prove unVltc u Vsul ..

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V 3.3
Villo‘r‘nlng‘ service. 10:30 a 111.1 811
s choolrz p. 111., .Vlupw9thb 1.9.1.2319,
rue pub

tor willgprench at both servlwgl

lillllfll ill" llfllllllliil.

Luke' 9 "(I ‘urch
nre‘ pro‘pdi‘ing for a ten to ho gVVtvelVrV at?
.I'. it to the finish, So'rue people are won-
'Main "inherit, during whsic‘ «Dick’ Would hnvé" dub

withoupV and
. There were many Indies in the crowd

last nIght, and alter the payment or 4

There "'3 50”“? ““1th organlrlng it the bet a. d'r‘lnco was held In Storrl'lin-

Nor‘otou

Mr. and. Mrs 1141.111; Eisner 91f solo.
ton Heights, w‘lil movc,'1hls Wes Ir, into
their new home near the» sIoIVIIVul. :4
Chullie Srulth' 11 friends 9ch gind to
rapidly. rc covering
.1119 4 99.99.1191

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Miss Pansy Stevens. (Who ‘r‘cccuUli’.
entered the training do “i rrtm'ent for:
iitnlyV ls serif

 

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lllrs‘ Jnme‘s' 145111.113 first wI'I'll n4 vcrr
serious accldfpht Wednesday evening
while Icadllifl n Viou'ug calf from pus
1" 50 inc manner the cult threw
her to the ground. breaking one of lrér
legs in loo placesthOVe the knee.
Dr. Nox'on.‘ "oi Ddr‘i'c'n,‘ who called and

44 Mildew-the Main street
but,“ lat-If
eveurn g1 nthtVli'h' cupchVIin or. the dellli

:4 liv‘oil‘est
8'; and 311931;, enthusiasticmlfnir thanht'lfl.
this town
for summons. ‘WI-lcen not ‘rwlur Rich
ard Storms, the manpower restaurum
mart} oh the shuntoranI contest,“ .WIIVser
told. 11‘; the Donovan 61141 or the wager.
A. wheelbarrow ride-3V Jynslthe .l‘rloasurc

Mul'se,jrvl1‘en Sillirilair was..4 electc.
Hg cullt'd'
on Brother Stormshgndbtound pilot I"?

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

The ' 'ill'IeruI lDl". N‘Z‘r Hancock. ‘wh't '
banned n‘woy. Tocslism was held Thurs-
day. cvéning. T1114. on... Dr. Nollie, of
New Column. Uholhiod1‘nnd‘th‘e rc-
"$ch York m4

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was not‘prl y will 44.4 u ,aVqulo s I
cake the; ' "V? Vynorulétng.
wheelba'Vilro ' ' “I‘M!“
t‘lerns null outing,

‘ 1911111141 were 156114.191

over the advent of a. nonund heir.

Inn 9.111,ch ill I. 431139.? "‘

_ ' who have been Visiting. 1010.“. have
,3. ' .43.... - 4. turned 10. their hour 3
i‘sielilwl limit
1d will minke

1p with" their firm, Charles
cupid? ‘th house. 01

. gnnized 11 re.

 

 

VVV majority got under 99ch and con

1 place yesterday, supervising the ti; .
4VV thing oVVIV‘_ trees along the Ir‘ont. V .
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one. April "Miup‘ 51191;?an
0M1 awn-V19. 9111118011114,
”Mollie, 1:111 rill-"11"n “ll Mum. h 'c;
luuy mnsp'rfrcnc on, no u it .
.V'rh'gkets 11hr} 'rolVl hrc.‘ g9 (4111,4911
11 Soul 9 en
VIZ'Vqth the rider and r'l'l'ir' or" wills $111137
chriysanthomumrl. but .ulVIl “Ismail
this was denionl's ratc‘db he to:
t he didn’t ,fliVnch or tulle; 1.321119
W411 side. He hit" 11‘ good pace and hI‘ViI‘dVIVw

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

had the election gone the other why

restaurant rooms' nudVV Vn VVVVrerorryVV even
his tolld‘hVV‘ . .

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‘I‘MQIW ' VVV.
Matelinl repairs are. 'bcing mode to
the Bulkeley garuge.’

William hips and with 1119' rejoicl

 

Arthur Nichols. 1142‘ Ia‘mll‘
EI’VF’C‘" Bridgeport t‘ ' ‘ iwihte'r.
A.c.e'ncrc'lc walk is pong luld 1119'
the horn ql lire liVubboil, Bradley pr
crmty'V '4‘ _
it Is reported that Miss Flol‘eu
Connery Vls critically III wVVIVIVh typho
fever,

 

 
 

t'Vonbury.‘ V V ‘ 4

II. is reported ih'n't 911': 14411111., Ill'ul
Is to be closed aller'l‘huuitsl. VIanV .
for the hint-e1" ‘
Jill‘s. .I'Iohr‘y Buckillg'l'lzuu Vuiro VII
Ir'o‘erl visiting friends 1 New York, ll
returned home. ., 4.4.... V - ,4
The Current. ‘Evetlts'blrlb will be
lertnlncd this itcrhoriu .ul' film
of Miss Kepler
lliis's Birdie Keel'el oilforimnctl III
Current Evt'énls Club .rti' her hot: ‘
iccduyV. dittillQQuh .

 

 

 

 

The flow Jubcufiimmis slut" wife...

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4.4 W114 RIMS or. 111 York. 119ml
dine ‘01’ IBM Ito‘s heel)
441th Josle library hyV .IVVI

 

Frank
been visithlg lel'rrtivts' hor'u't'
ling-V111 {lvc‘V do cried for Ith
Pasadena 09?.

 

 

 
 

1 a. calor'o'l'lrl, ka

cIIonéd lp ’I‘oquctn Hull, and Ilrel'pub.
seems to take happily to the Ind. 'i‘h ‘
is Wit propeller-1.9m,

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

4 "Wilii‘amll‘lr'lo has cleric (54.1513. oIfcl
to defray the expense olf trhbindln‘
many of the books Ihe librury '41
need of surlh‘. h'n‘d t'irch wilI Iii.
to II 011.99,..VV ,.

 
 

 
 

1'! in ,
the“ recent Insoeiing‘oif rd resent;
"In toerhutIon

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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tire. citizens here im

 
 

 
 

a. now orgalrInut‘qur
hetgcrnrent’l 1?lt'1~ 11'

 

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'lticsmhe followmg 441111411; 11 \‘ c

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

temporary o'fiVlcers. 11.1.!
proceed“ 'wi

 
 

 

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hurl upon in
efficient tel
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fond plug 116'
occupants, w‘VlI

 

 

 
 
 

 

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