, \
" of relatives in Pougiikeopuie,
‘ countries.
to 16 yé'are.
_ Wack‘n visit. with relatives in Phila-
‘enjoyed the (ill‘lsitllas vucntion
bidders for the. coming 1eul‘ will be
“and the hospitality committee
‘ .s‘erve refreshments.
Flanneiette Garments
fen Mop, ,Vitomen'nd dhltlilao‘n.
Ghdt‘s XIII iEht mm In All ninety. 1“ "'
Lndteb' Night. (:53qu almond
Skirt». MWW mindlfio WINE; from I
Children‘u lltimphl‘h and
die nip; Qurnteuls, nt. . ’
"E. K. BANKS
NANACKaMo dumb I
scum NouNmNI
It not nattoiactory. will return
Willi N WN
"'I‘ IF.
you?" money.
In. tilde, III.
....a ”OATH; “INN gran-r; , ,
r reunite-a.
Peter ..l \N’nrd,‘ . .. of Arch utrcet
Nor.wnik spent. yesterday With friends
in BridgcpoIt.
John T. Hayes, of Main street, Nor
“Mk, wan; in New York city, yreute
day, on business.
'Wiiiinm A. Clark of Mimwood avu~ .,
one has been in Woodbtiry,u settling up ,I
the entitle of his father. ,
The. Hospital Wh‘in‘t Club will Inect j y .
with Mrn. Reed ‘F‘lviiu, l Livingston ..
street, lI.‘riIiIIy afternoon
~Wntch our adv for gruntM‘hito
Sale. C. .‘i. Mintz SI ('0
Hugh Hines the well known basket-
ball pinycr oi tho Sixth CoIIIpany, is
ill at his home in East III euuo.
Miss Lucy Blake has returned to her
..,W....,.....;......... W... ..
”Inn. lfihh‘filiiil Fitch. ot‘ Weston. in
unendingthe tiny with friendu in Nor-
Walk.
The. W. G. '1‘. ii. will IIIIIIII. with M rs.
.iuuo (lrifton. iO iiiIIrwin street, iI‘ri»
day, or 3 o'clock sharp. Any integral»
ed in temperance are invited to nt~
110qu in Jersey City after II visit with , tend.
MI?“ Emul’e‘h BM" M W" “"9” 1 MI and Min. Eugene iohier. of Wu
(hnIieu K“°“'“"QI "f wam‘“ l“ “' ton avenue. are entertaining Mrs.
coining “‘SHWUW" "1 the art or ('0' Katherine (debtor and IIIIIIIIhtIII. Mm.
looting fares on the local tIoilIIy liuefi- Edwin ileihi and Mimi Mnbio ltlIIiIl.
—~ Whit IIIr (.‘icnrnnce Sale at Con who have recently returned from
neaily S: ilrucltIIn‘s. See udv. Slit lingo. France. I
Mrs. Samuel .iiict‘ltm'an, of Franklin Frank J. iidunhue “A... I. vluttor “I
returned hOme from It the New York nutmuobilo show, you
tertiay. Mr.
. look II‘rotIIId. for ho is thinking or III-I
curing the nxency for several corn for
this your. lie purchused n 1909 (To
lumbin our for his own use some
months ago and it is now Teddy ior
tit-lively.
Judge, Alfred E. Austin, oi Went are.
nun, Norwulk, left, town, ,rentertiny nt-
tcrnoutl. {or New York city, Wllt‘i'i.‘ he
joined a party of friends and set. suit
for tho south. no. IIxIII:Its*tII go to
Mexico to: n few neckn. Hlltl \Iiil thou
street; has
dolphin.
E. S. Adnms returned to his home
in Woutpott .IIIIIIIIII lust evening aI‘IIII
huviny; spent the down in Hartford 0n
intuitions.
Albert Gr'inIiIoIi or lbidgeport. wns
tuneup: thoi urge crowd of people than
attended the basketbnll. game at the.
urinary, Mon it) evening.
The total of the contIibulions IOI
the ltniian earthquake victims taken in
the (.‘illllOllt‘. churches 06 (Jottltcvticutlgo to “mm”. C‘I.tllll m “mud tin H
II udu' 0' r ’ ‘ ‘ "
n 8“ 5 was ‘9 $85 0 EIIIIIindIII or the winter on his large
ltiilish Harriet Odell lute resumed iIIII' , piuntntion 1
smiles at Wellesiey College utter II .-.. m g 1 ,
having spent thrI ChriI-IIIIIIIA IIIIIItion§ ”WWI“;1““)‘l‘l‘tnhrl0T‘lm ‘f'tllll‘fil‘ “ll-“I
at her homeI in East nvenno. ' ‘ l “ ”H“ r “m “g “ “”5 U"
‘ .\.I v. (unnun IIIIIIIIII‘I. ’i‘lII- rond hnu
Min. AIIdIen Dickinson or Chestnut ,1“! [mm mm“ and hm. [mm mm“!
street. him-,wulk who is ill .II the hemp, I" mum mm,” which brought 1mm”:
N.
vehicles in contact with the owrhau
where she was visiting, is lmpIorinIz I‘ log branches M) K
‘hicgkinioy COll‘lllilild. Sillllllfili “I“ these up and took out. II IIIIIIIiII‘Ir of,
Veterans niii hold umeetltirt this dead and worthless Items and inn;
evening, III the unholy. and tho Ufli- ”nude II Inst iIIIpIoVIInIIInt. in tho IIIIII
(IIIII-I‘ i‘m' the ensuing reur “ill be iII- “up
stalled in spII-iul (lidt’l'h issued from the
Mrs. KIItIIriun GoiIlIII‘ and dnnghtIII. ”mm, of thr- udjutuut general yoslm
MIII Etinmd Roiihund. Miss hinbt‘i any, tho uppitcntion of tho following;
llit‘bl who inm- recruits It’llll‘ni‘ll oiiiccru oi‘ the. stuff of the IIoInIIIuIIdeI-
from Fiance nre the guests of Eugene III-chlI-r, to be placed on the IIIIIIIIII
Gohicr,‘ of Wilton “Anne. " that. in approved: Colonel l. M. (In
.,__w‘1t for (519111.“an 8,110 at Con mun. qunrthIIIaI-Itcl general; Colonel
IIeIIllI Iii Brucknn'u. ‘ec udI. Stillman. ,I-Mohj“ W- “Wild illit‘"“"““l “film“
. nor Hour .l.
Miss Atzntltn, IAIIIgI’Itoin and Miss intetllefmnt N0," null?!“
WhO llflvf‘ been [Chmun "“3”” 1133‘ 1 g
Louise ' Schlitchtur.
visiting Minn Bertha Mnimo lllltl Miss:
Louise Schuuh for a few duIs, hme1m
Snow Shovels. Axes,
Blich. saws, Lanterns.
retinudd to their home III Non iiu
\teu ‘
Audt‘cw ..i Dickinson oi Chestnut
General Hardware. Gener-
al Repairing and Skate
Sharpening.-
street, N01‘\lek.lill(l dnnghtm, lI'iIII
once, have r'otuInt-d from l‘oughkeep
Norwalk
Hardware Co
hie. Where Mrs Dickinson hm.- been
' 39 MAIN STREET, NonwnuK.
ueriousiv iii and underwent on north
up...
MIA (lcmge C Stiiiuon and Mrs.
Sarah Beets are. to unit next month
iytth the Doughnut-I of the AIIIIIricIIII
devolution. of New York state on a
lipeclai trip of nevontv duys through
the ltIeditcrI-IIIIIIIIIII and the adjacent
we] RI Benedict of Westport art»
Iluofliud FIIIeIIIIIn Light of South NOII
wallEI left, toun this morning. to re-
Sumo their .stndies at. t.be.NorwiciI Uni—
versiitv. NolthtieldI Vb. uttel huvim:
at
their holder!
'Our Bims’other Lodge. l O 0. it.
held II regttiul meeting Monday even
illg,‘ at the quurtets in Whil street
ii I. no blisl'uoss of special importance
vt‘tt‘ transacted
The. installation of
MONEY ADVANCED
to all. on their houleholti (culture;
pir‘moe and other personal property,
without removal on their own name,
Without: ihdots‘ér can and see us. In;
dawnucuwu‘m and L-I-Blc‘uriiy co...
Hartline Bidgn Wadhingwn «at. once
”open until”?! u. Ilia IMonIiI‘Iy and San
urduy until 8;30.- I ,
field next Monday evening
. “all. for (‘ienrancc Stile at Con
heal y K, Bl'dckon 5. See ad\. 8th page.
'~."Phe adjourned uuuunl meeting of
the; Norwnlk iiistuiiImui and Memorial
Abuoclntiou \Iiil be held Wednesday
dréhln’g at 8 o'clock, January 13th. A
special pIogIaut has been arranged
will
Member's may in-
cél‘tfillcdtc of organization of the
.Rusnell Engineering and Sup-
_ omphuy. of Middleton II wan tiled
cc of the state secretary to-
chill-i \' I-Iupresidont, Samuel I,
ujrq: secretary and treasurer. I
3:”)an ' - I . .:
“writer iq’ar- the abolition Ioi "
you road crossing in the
FarIIIiugton. The high-
"he mind over the stamp
. he. man eighteen root bend
”penning has held on the unit-
There's It. continual clutter about
., choupncss in c'l‘niioring work that. 13'
meant to. catch the unwary.
Hungostenutbie.
work unship has. It hilt”
the romiiutfit tin. emu, ,be
getllcr‘ '
brought to
“n ne’f. piicc
Donahue took bl curciui ’
(‘or HP" trimmed "
Horace E. Drum 81 5099 A ,
45 WALL 81: NORWALK.
Don" t. Jbin the unwary class; be alert .
clothed cost money: . good;
derdand. and .
1 1243 NORTH MAIN sT.
‘9 filehczymmclfl
Elaétic Book
Cases
11th Ranges tIIIIi lltIutIIrII. which are
(inter-
Iuoor und steurnu &. Foster iI‘eit Mob
treason, (irIIIntnl Silk Floss MIIIII-euncn.
tho world’s best by every tout.
iticul Cribs und- Springs, 8. Kurpen
Bros.
IIrII.
‘tlnoI-It line
Itomn lI‘ut‘nituru
Cities.
of Bedroom
Ishowu
lA‘illliOI' t‘phointetcd Furniture,
linyo lmuph and Pollution Ilil Heat
We trim mm); the lull-tout tutti
mid Dining
in tho TM.”
A. J. chums 8. co.
TELEPHONE 747. , I
Gt
tnussunt Hut"
llllillltflilil BASE
Siou lil Building Line Dispute
with Lilly ol Norwallt
M
”All" H‘blllIlIiA til llit'
wnik ilit' who...” ,Iudlililg III wx I'tlll'
('l‘lillllg In, PM ”I VIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII d:
Compton Nil'il\\ n-II IIIIIIIIIIIIctIIIIIrn, ttl’
IIIIIIIII Inn... , 11,, (ll\ (ll Norwnik,
width b: In In. Ilnugllt‘tl out in the SII-I
ptIIiIIII IIIIIII
h “l” “I II lili‘lillllltll thnt thII rune
III-ow out .I I," ,. IInIitliIIiIIIIIIt III 6
lWl’lH to It hump... liut'llltliig Olchflfd
IItIeI-t . w“)... 1-“,1,1,.I,I,..II‘ At (‘oIIIpuIIyI
\Iiuhed it. ,.,,, , uitltt homo.1
Ariel tin IIIIIIpIIIII Ilill itI tltvlt DI"
tltiInI III titrl 11,. uIIIIII'tIIIII llll' Clh.
(‘ount ii ..I m, 1,, Iln- IlIIlIt to do H"
with Ii..~ I.,! Mitirtion llllil it1
NllIIIIiIl t;.I n, 1” llHI-M {mm the side
wait.- II.- ”II ”III, puddings on ill
siIetIt “.II... stunt iltI- buildiuu1I
about tom ,. ,. 1,..3; IIIIIII; one lltliltii“
nu lllt‘ WI... [”1 ll.“ lilit‘ “bite at]
the l't‘hl ‘I\IIl. I.,“). on on III'III'IIiiu at
”five“ [mt
All lIIJnuIIIIIIII um :wI‘I'I-Il oil llle
IoIIIpnIII II. ll, .. .n- .IIIIII‘nls pI‘I1hllIit
in». ”It (i‘l,1tl(liiIH‘ III lllt‘ lil|,l.fllllli,
nut! ”in Hump”... (i .ItIII in their more
liIIII It... I .. .i g. t In the Ixtent
(if FI‘H liil HiI .III,I;I til dollars by MP
ltlt' in II I Ii I . mm In. I Inhibit: but i. fut
ttIIII tum :I,,., ..1. .I,..I lit (in,
A lilliiil w .,I 11.1.. H; I.,..II iIIIIIII lied
on the I.I.. ,. ,1 ,,r 12m l‘iwli one uhitli
wax ii ‘\I I. ..II. I. I... III, .IIIIiuII ill-mi
iIIaId l h. In . I. III ‘Ilitt till, I W’nluh, who
is rorpm It,...~ .. I, .,..I to; the i‘llV‘ IIIIIi
Alllllilt‘l I-II \\ Illt‘ iHl lllt‘\1lllll(‘l‘-
llll‘ll' I‘IIIIEIIIIII.
lie rout. I.,I ltIl2.1' i‘ .I IiIIIII’IIioII, and
it in mot-wine llittl I.II lililft‘ Appoint It
"llllililln‘filtlli I., n.» nmi decide tin-
I'tliw in In.» xtmwdl «II-nut. in the neur
I’IIIIIIII
“"lllt’it Ix ! II ;;n. iIII‘ Iniitltitittiluil this
nouson in .«m lII.'I‘.tli la then brood
(‘lUlh And \i‘l\"l in. ‘I'h [III iilIInklrl
itiitl ilII- lulu; tum: It; .IIl\tIi 'l‘lllti l8
Ilnput‘inli) l:..:IIl.II::II- Ell (luv III-attach
utilities.
88 WALL STREET.
‘il
0. B. Jackson,
Optician.
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.
PHONE 438.
At Reduced Prices
NORWALK.
i
l
g Clenrance Sale -
Ladies’ Russet Shoes
FLYNN 8. RYAN
90 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
crate £051..
:1-
I .3
it:
Come and see the spread.
N. E. Ryan 8. Co.,
86 Washington Street.
emu... .. ,,
i
Sun Newt's:
Billie—You don't mean! to tell
"m
A. J. ANCEVINE ~& SON-co.
Furniture, Carpets. Stores, Etc.
mandarin... for EDISON and
VICTOR TALKING MACHINES
Stamford
me
EmbrOIderIes
‘ our new line of Embroideries for I909 is here. The exhibit is
a successful combination of artistic designs, fine quality and mod-
South Nonlvalk.
IL
,1 .
134 L36 Washington St., South Norwalk
I
M-._._..__,.
~~.-.._. . A...” .
.u .. "' '—“"‘
A BUSINESS COURSE AT
MERRILL COLLEGE
MEANS A LIFE INCOME fort
‘ ' son on onuouran.
A Nétlv Year's Gift Worth aning
Winter Openillt. Jan. 4,1909
For; Cheéter.
"i live in a state where there are
, L. H. Decker
“h...“ _ .,,__.~..
CHICHESTER S PILLS
lmilini Anhgonr ."f‘ l‘nifi
lid-obey" Ilium"; fir.
'I‘, Il'lllni llul
lid Inrullic
, :I c Ribbon.
I'lotlo no ath:r :llgu of our
"to III .I l I l 1231
lll \fill‘ll i- ii\.\l| PM LC, itx'D
II In -.Itnt Alhnrrkdlatk
Sliiil Bl ititiitt ilxlStl’ERl'Wltflif
A
Happy
New Year
One of the best resolutions you
can make——
"That you will do your trading
at Church St Miller's"
And you will have a Happy and”
Prosperous New Year. .
Church & Miller
LEADING moms.
as wssr WASHINGTON eraser.
MI. 5.»-
TE L. 573-4,
WALL
PAPERS
IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM
FOR SPRING GOODS.
10% Discount on
All Grades .
(TI-IIIIIIIIII (“Awhile House lIfiIrnish
lug Gonlls. “WWW Supplies Englinh
Blue China b.‘ ltII‘ lilt‘Ct“ or not. Those
gOGIlS “ill not tili'.’.t,
”Sole agent fur the coiumbl Ph 0
«Ill! (10' a lnlkinu Muchigm 331d
Double £35k RXI‘CIIIIis Music on both
sides. 0 mimituctible i
Records. 35c. Cy tender
Window Shades and Picture Fl‘
m order. tunes
Painting and Paper Hanging
87WASH|NGT0N smear ..
soUTH NORWALK‘. ..
Tapepnonr CONNECTION.
We ivo the S. a
9 Ask tort H Green Trading
Stampl- them ,,
.t I
we HAVE A NUMB ,3 0-1:.
REAL ESTATE
BARGAINS
wE CAN FURNIsH ANY KIND oF
'NSURANce;
cone AND SEE us
Judge Rod luablc iII (Iivc a Deci-V '
City or Nun 1
' auie‘n
PAGE THREE
OI
W LCreat
Wdtch This Adv. for
White Sale
DISTRIBUTED esrA‘TE HIlVlSELF.
w-“ cALIFonNIA PRoMONEN A SAW
Thomas W. Pcarsati Believed to Have , . RUPT
,, . SM. iI‘iiANi‘lh'CO, ..l:In 7.- Junior;
‘ Disposed of All or Nearly All
His Property Before Death.
ii inunderutood that the inte TllUlliI
Ilii W. PeIIIIIIIil Iilrponmi of the bull. ol
bin IIutIItII pilot to his dIIIiiLll, whit-h
lit nuiltlltitted by It disptmul III‘ Him“
or his property. retaining II suiiicienl
amount. to provide for iIlIIInIIli'. ’l‘lIII
IlIIIIIIItIIIIIl nun II sullen-I {IIIIII \ztirulnt
henlt niftction And he St't‘lllt’tl to IIIIII
lzo that he would die Hillldt‘lll)
llln gift III the huntinolnr H‘fililt‘llt‘t‘
tit illluk ilot:,k known In. ”'SIIIIIII;
burst." to his son, l’nui Spotiord Pt‘lll"
.‘ttll, lust Septtunbbr. hurt nlI‘IIIIdI- llt’i‘il
IIIIIdII pubiie. it is understood thut
.\ir. ilcnrnull left It will. but thut IiIII
prohutiug of tinI IInIntII will dim-lose in
inventory It much smaller Hillil than
the popnlnr opinion III'IIIlitIIIi tiIII, Ile-
conued with pounexsitig.
Mr. Pournull was it uIIrIIn‘d lulsinesn
Intro, and he amassed a fortune in
WIIII street. ”(I lived the life of II
wealthy i‘ittlll"‘il fitIIIIII‘iIIr, nnti while
the value or his I-uiute in not known, It
is hinted titnt his relatives received
many bequests from him prior to his
IlIIIIIiItc. Prohnte IIIIIN III-I. Rhi‘t’d, as:
well no lulu-ritnure tuxntiou, and by
«lending llit‘ gil‘tn the general llillilll' is
not Aware or until dinnosititm bus
really been made oi" tho property.
IIlIltIily of personal t'iilttlt‘, such Ilh‘
stocks, bonds nud other lll‘v'l.‘5l’ill('lilh',
PRESIDENT ANGELL‘S BlRTHDAY.
Head of Unlverltty at Michigan lg
Eighty Years of Age.
ANN Aiii‘tilit. Ml(.‘li., Jun. 7.~-—'l‘0d,v
to tho I‘IigiItiIItlI birtinluy of .iuIIIIIn HIII'I
rill Angeli, i.i., it, who (or llili'l}'-fit‘\'-
on yeum has presided (mgr the ac-
tivities of tinI i’uivrrruity of Michigan.
and as president has directed the
growth or the inalitutlon from It cei-
lcgc oi’ l.iltl ntudentu to n untreruit.
haunting IIII enrollment or npptoxi
umtels 5min hlililtflllh and II iIIIIIiII of
350 InollllflIIIII-I,
Much It‘zlt’l has bteu expressed here
that [‘i’l‘h‘ltlnltl '.\illlt'll should find it
nettcsunrr. to ho nitsent trout the uni
rennin city todnr. lip lett 'l‘ucsdnr
night to Attend II lllt‘t'lliliz of college
presideutu :It (,‘orueii lTIIivIIrsity. SugI
ganglion.» litiil been made to the regents
thutIlhIr president's birthday nlinnid
be marked ll)‘ homo public IIiIsIIrrAIIcII.
out in Angeli wehlh expressing til;
:IIIIItntluII of the honor modestly dis
not It the idea nod insisted that he
won Ii ”not be able to be present owing
to the meeting of college plcnldcnts
:It Cornell.
President An ill Ciililt‘ to the lut-
Until“ in 1871 from the president} of
'i‘IIInIinoii, once it InnitiIIIiillonalrII,
one oi the prIoIIIotlIII III tiIII \I‘Inld'n
inlnouu 'i‘rvntiurll miner: oi Aluukd.
:InIi u know IlireItrII' oi tin (‘IIiiioI
niu hat: ileponit nud "'.|In It t‘IIIIIpuIII
oi" llllh t:li\' Wllltll Silwilt‘IltlI Id timing
the mode of 1290?, IIIII. \W‘Islllllil‘v IIIi
judged II bankrupt in the i'IIIIhn‘IIi
court on petition oi the NW” IiIIponl
tors of the bank 'l‘rIIIIln'II III is IIIIIlIII
indictment h\ the grand jIIrI in (on
IIIIciiou pith tho luilqu. oi the bunk
”ASTORIA
3“,, m in Int YIu Hare turns Birgit
Signature
RECEIVER FOR OiL CONCERN.
lAY t‘i’l‘Y. 'i‘IIx., .lnII. T.~--in tlit'
suit. of .lIIIIII‘Is ii. linrnhanl and others
amount the ll.’li'tl,\' (lit (‘oulpnnin the
Texas LIIIIII liiiil Cattle Company and
ltlllt'l‘h‘. lll\“tll\‘illl: the hinrkhum oil
livid. \‘t'illiulu llulluntl. Iti' liuy (lit).
was appointed receiver. The rnlue
ol‘ the. property involved is $2,006.00".
in \\'lll('ll linrnhnut claims till interest.
CHINA
CLOSETS
BELOW
the l.‘hl\(‘ihlll or VIIImont. i‘IeIIous-
i\ ho had held the chair of modern
.‘Innguuges in Brown lEHIIIII-Isitx and
during the Civil “at he has mum of
IlIII Providence l.I-.IuIIIIIl
I~—‘\iuny ills come from impure blood.
CIIII'I lIIIIII pure blood \Iith family Iii
gestion lazy iircI nod sluggish bowels.
Burdock Blood Bitters utl I‘IlgthCnS
Hound-LI houriu uud liIcI, and purl
lies the blood.
DECIS‘I N8 IN TWO FAIRFIELD
JISOOUNTY CASES. .
HARTlI\,l RD .trm 'I‘rv’l‘llt‘ supreme
rourt sitting here. handed down “Is-
rerun) iour\,iecisions. too l. mu iI‘nir-
tlIIld‘rouniI Ind the from New liu
ven count}.
'l‘hc‘ iI‘IIiIIiiIIiI‘I count) runes now!
those of Annie. iIuiu nguinsi Frank-
lin Mlllilgi" oi Not-unlit, ttu Iinmugux for
personal iIIiIIII. No mm-
by .ludgiI lluli And that of the A. Vi.
Buttitt Co. tignlilfii \IItIIIIio Negry oi
Blltlgepmt, on for-I-Iiuxute of much-
lien. No IIIIoI Opinion inf
Fudge 'l‘lIIIIIIr.
New ilnieu (month—The Wood—
briIigc ice Co" ugniuat the Somon lee
Cream corporutlohu. action to recover
money due. El‘lDl. new Mini grant
I‘d Opinion bI- Judge Tluncr.
Stanley BcIthlIley against Welter
iii lininir. action to reI‘Io‘ve‘I IIIIIIIA'EIIs
manor new trial gruntcd. Opinion by
indigo liOIIIiII‘II-h. ‘
siMPLE, REM DV FOR LA GRIPHE.
Racking, hi 3 nine cdughs that may
IIIIII no.» into pneumonia over niiiht ale
quickly cured by Euler's Honey and
Tan The sore and inflamed lungs me
healed and uII'IIIIgtiIer’IEIIi. and a. danger
one condition In quickii drertcd
ii I’lnisicd.
DOG TAGS.
Cattle ConuuiIsnioncI Averill huh
Hunt the. following circular to i01in
clerks on the, subject. of dog tags:
'3! deuirp to pinch elders for“ (1.0g
tags with the. munut'nctut‘ers at a suf-
Iieientiy curly date to enable me... to ,.
ship to you at least two weeks earlier
than was done last; your.
"Will Ion kindly cooperate with me V
bv filling out mid rounding to uni III
once the enclosed Inquisition blank for
1901) tons? ‘
-. "in one town them the at the pres.
out. time in citcttlhtion not less then a
doizclh dihereht‘uuriea of tflg"‘lllllnbe‘l‘s.
no It result ‘of eleven supplemental or-
.dnrs for tags from the town clerk. i
am willing-to, place additional orders
for you; to meetthe demands of your
omen; howm’er. i will “say that- it
seemsto me that utter two yem‘s' ox-
periettco in executing the. law it will
be impossible tor all to estimate vet v
cioseir the number required.
”The tags to he i‘umihbed this year
will have two holes, so: that owuols
may, if they Irish rivet the tngn to
Opinion .
III. Just this time ilnd it difliuui
per hups to select Stylish Clothe
the “Front-rich ‘ g .. .
The typical New, Yorker
but is never found wearing
“flashy" clothes.
These oveIcoatx express New
York Style perfectly, (or they _ 1
are front New Yolk and cam
the mark of the? ‘idiest‘s't-yieh
JOSEPHDAVIS
Taiidr, Clothier, Hatter, rur-
‘ nicher‘n‘Y
85 Waghlngfen létroet,
. SouthNorwai-II.
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and Phenom?” and
Recordsd
A title lhIn office
we also Imithen Dd”
lachment. tori) Dlfll’lng
Edison Four Mitlllw
tour old lunch "0-
noted for the Style of his drdtii I
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that it route money to he hilenman?
Winn—Who newspaper days that the
indigo. charmed the duty. ephltadeiphin
Telegraph.
ubuolutely no divorces,"-
ludeedt What state it! that?"
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p‘. iml
the dolls collars.
"You will uvnoid delay by sending
nil orders for tags to this other and
'nut to my home post omen address}:
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”AILRoAD AVE. 60. NNNWALK.
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