Silk, Pa't'mm
ne; valuesfi$22.oo to $24.00. All to go
cASH on CREDIT
Blush Silk Talfetu Skirts, all sizes, made of soft
g‘aflem. which is not apt tocrack; all this season‘ s pur-
Flfty 1ailo1r made Suits for
1 misses and women. all colors and
styles” the greatest values ever
offered Pre-Inventory Sale,
$9 9'0.
Tailored Suits. all the leading
' models. black. brown. green, navy
and rainy stripes, lined with plain
o'r stripgd Skinner’s satin; values
from $22. 00 103535 00. Pre- Inven-
tory Sale. to close out, for $1598.
"Cash or credit. Owing to these
' educt'ions we will charge a small
' sum for alterations.
chilies. Voile; colors. black navy,
or $9- 90.; Regular prices as high
.3 cl: Broad lo Coats.half-fi ed 5‘01ncheslong,
lso plain efl‘ec1s. for $3.90 and $4. 90.
scare made of the imported Caracul.
‘ Which Is worth twtce as much as the stuff made in this
' 1, “"‘,_ seountry.
It shined like satin, will hold its curl and its
glosszl1ned with Skinner s satin, and are 36 inches
all-1992.5. 9°-
Pre-Inventory Sale. S18. 00.
Lined Coats
very fine fur lined Coats for women.
out at $22 so 9 »
, l‘fi‘. ‘I' {.‘.
l
l
1
1
Pre-
Wlll Commence Tomorrow, Friday, and
Will Last UntiL the People Stop Coming.
'l he stuck must he reduced to almost nothing, so we have put prices on our goods which will make them
attend this sale as we are ready to open charge ac-
d. We particularly invite our old paid-up
Terms will besame as before.
mow qlllt‘h'll.
A great deal of ready cash 13 not he :cssary to
counts with d I will?“ (subject to our judgment). Wealth not require
customers I t .n mud this great sale. To them we need no introduction. .
Weekly IIE‘WII-t‘mt- will settle the bill for all purchasers. Come early and get the cream of the bargains. Sale be-
gins lomorme 11.0rnlltg
have in the stou-
very hanclsmut lln
go at half pl) 1
go at 501‘.
ed. for $7 911‘.
W , ,1 ,1.
1 Millinery at Half Price
We expm mSell out every. Trimmed Hat we
We still have about two hundred
5. Before inventory they will all
Rain (oats for Women
’1 he 5.11111 1-.- t always sell for S15 00. plain or ship-
CASH OR CREDIT.
ll. KRIEGER
129-81 West Washington Street
her fitted
All out (In; 2.11; Hats for misses and childlen to
on hand than usual.
0
CASH OR CREDIT
Small 1
Children’s and Big Girls’ Coats
Owing to the warm season we have a larger stock
At this time of the year every
mother should bring her girl in to this sale and have
Prices from $2. 50 to $115. 00; worth double.
Cloth and Plush Capes fur Old Ladies
We have about one. dozen Canes. made of heavy
lteisey cloth. also of line plush, some of them worth as
high as $15. 00. We will sell any of them to the lot
' [or $2. 50.
& (:0.
South. Norwallt 1,
. $10 per suit.
One llundred
Suits
At $10.00
These Men’s Suits ,
are as good as any
clothing store sells
from $15 to $20;
blacks as well as
fancy mixtures. Pre-
lnventory Sale at
Come
early and pick the
.best bargains.
‘ CASH OR CREDIT
9
Boys"
Knee Pants
At 191:
Two h u n d r e 11
pairs of Pants. value
351:: VPre-Inventory
Sale. 190 per pair.
Boys’ and Young Men’s Overcoats
Our entire stock of Overcoats will be sold for al.
most half price. $3.00, $4. 00. $5 00, $6 00 and S10 00,
worth double.
Men‘s Fleeced Lined Underwear for 45c; worth
75c and 901: per Suit.
Furs at Great Reductions
All our Furs must go at this Sale.
Three Chinchilla sets. large mull and scarf to go
at $5. 00.
One Mink Set. wdrth $60.00. to go a} $30 00.
Sable Opossum Sets; worth $12.00. to go at $8. 00.
All other odds and ends to go for almost half the
regular price.
Men s (‘lothmg
All our fine Silk and Net Waists. all our fine tailor
made Skirts—we cannot enumerate each style scpar:
’3 stew; but everything“ Will be sold at reduced prices -
Ash Q c1112 1.
..I. ..,.. s:
of ("ouneclicut appnrennly has neglect
ed to Its own loss to Impose a fair untl
Just tux upoxi the oyster grounds; set:
llllll‘s ln‘ .
Illllt'llllle.
It Is not my purpose. to trestuiss 011
Id of} yguccossoi' In the Nb
l'w" the .. do I wish to' seem to
:mtlclpnte the matters that he muy luy
blot re, you In his inaugural message
'mnttci' has eo'me to my atten-
, thin 11 very few dayt-I. however
on pblclt I feel It to be my duty to
your “attention dli'ectly, and spool-II
' l l)l“‘ll'f'\"t‘. this honorable general
111'ny IR anxious to consorv0, the
‘ etc of the state and Wm hood a
10111011) :1 det'rlni’ent to the state
nt‘nv result, in the annual loss of u
, u of 1110110.) 1111181 due. 0 the
5101' state, Rhoda Islaud,'wltl1
31: of less thun“ls.000 acres 01'
- ,xds. derives on Income es-
110' your 19808 at about
' , Connectiout w‘lth
ltder state control tour;
as as 11inch acredg'c. de-
“' y the last “fiscal year this to-
' tIonuIe sum 019011131 $9,-
s and franchise" may.
‘ ords Cou'no'ct'lcut tart-s
”MN 38 of 450 pm cent- 11;.
‘ , less than ten per cent.
ld'fl' Income. Why?) him
0 people 011111: shite, to
tile ll, $111111} thu-
ultlvtlon an
'11 letha'gttft'th :thn't
10 hold ' ,9 11d 11nd
1' 211112013
éedis pad. 1
perpetual Ira 1h
1)
An investigation
onuulssl‘dn f-I‘WONB'
urge mess of oyster
139ml '01ch waters pay all
at when than 6%, cents per
I'd that no land ls leased
me tur'llieimorc': that"
1 Into the record ‘III.
by the assertion inudn'"
Im‘d ‘
desk of argument that; t
”t 1 1
ffdtl'ilil they be better than nI.I1-.
' glut tots ytor the eitheoturgu
s‘ 11 benefit. accruing.
dustry, l
" . Iia'lat'y ‘
undly, that to Impose 11 Just tux will
he no hardship on the consumer of
0) stars In Connecticut 112111110 bulk 01‘
the pipduct. goes to other states.
order that this subject me) be tslrlt
considered by' you: honorable body I
suggest that the general assembly 1111-
thorlzc the governor to appoint 11 spe-
cial committee to investigate and to
report to the (enernl assembly what
notlou. It' 1111); I 1 state ought to tskc
in regard to matter after 11 study
of tho proposItIOn In all Its beatings.
I would suggeht that the tux commis-
sioner. one attorney at law and 11 third
person inlght' properly compose such a
special commie-slop
“Thanking this honorable body for
Its attention to thls message and wish-
lug this good’old state full share of
God‘s blessing.
, “ROLLIN S. WDODRUFF
"Governor. "
(lots-r1101 Woodrulf‘ s message was
tabled at: Hartford. to be taken up
later. " -
The following stutenont. in purt. In
reply to this Incssngt. '.t'ns glxcn out
by Frederick l.. Perry. clerk of llll‘
-'hcll Ilsh connnlssiou. in New Hill’t‘ll.
Inst nighlr
“I have ready (loves-1101' “"(h'ltll‘lll'f'li
message with interest. and speukhn;
x 1'1 nukly, huVe been an prised that this
matter has‘ not been discussed In a
public way before.
"l‘he. history of the establishment
. ol‘ the shell llsh commission is bliefiy
‘ as follows:
‘ "About 1881 th'e planters. being dIs-
satisfied with having to deal with the
authorities of eitch totvn, and claiming
that the dII’feIVeht towns along' the
-, shore did not enforce it uniform sys-
tem. applied to the leglslutuie for the
establishment of 11 shite commission
and, the“: petition was 1211111111011.
- "The linear) ht that 111110 was to tax
the plant 1s only 0‘ stimulant amount
.d' 11111111111 1‘1 ‘the’ ‘oftlce. paying the com-
nilésioucrs and other officials 11 small
This intrintton p! the legisla-
'ture' [11111.3 since been shown on two or:
daslon‘s when the tax- was Increased
She-llst 'd't one per cent to pay the
0811611110 01! oy‘sthr police. And again
.12, 1'pn1ld by, the paint! growers
o rel hurse the state 0;: the ex-
penis o tuning the natural heels. At
the proliént tlme‘ the Income front tux-'
611011 51191 about meets the expenses
.{dten a license fee was prevlded tor
» III. the commission.
l“ln”referonce to the compel-1111011
With Rh‘ude Island: .'undoubtedly It‘
lthodé Ielund had been 1111 (1)1112:
'. state 111188] and the prone
' Il,‘-,‘ It‘ ‘mlght have Influenced
alwtmre, but lll't‘odc Iclcn‘d Is a
outer-"Into this field. and their
:t'heclty Ib‘ opposite to that ol‘ connecti-
ut 'hoc‘zihso those holding 1,110 ground
here 1111's 1ntostly nottmsldents 11111111
the Illllltl
rum-e1 dollars rental had been,
,"II 11111--
"INCH 0'. 1-.-
not :I‘aMK . ,
will Iuio:
Ill (Il' Int-II lt' .»
111' \Illlldfz'
lllllltlt'l‘s ’1‘. .
ground 1. ,
Io (Oils. .1:
judgnn-m -
lllll'llust's, .w- ,
Ill lIIl‘ lit 1» 711,1
()l' tIIlIt't'uw I
t'nluuhle :1:
the 11,1911».
111111111111
Ct‘lllllllis‘shu. .
course llh' .
out the 11.11
"'1 DD him
of thuI lht
has been .1 1..
of (‘onnmh
state bun-mu.
lnrs’ north .1: :
lll Lllt‘ I‘d-«'11. .
Born-.1 the
9" “1'0
It Is bollt-tttl It
and St‘lrt‘lt‘ pain
which he had :11
months hand
by cutting his 1
while at “"011. i
1011'
two sons and (u
cough. t‘nltl III‘
Into pucumouiu
anti Tar haul In
the most ohslInt
and colds. \lh
R. H I’lulstcd.
NEW II .\\' It‘\
the plniutltr In
hlllldl‘d
51110 of the $qu
ing Ill llll‘ 11m.
tun Burton .\I.1n-.
0f the null Ill
1111111.,
~131mvbodtc
lclcclilc ()il
soul 11.
run (an ~lnud I
ttultl) Ill‘llll'”
\\‘I,‘ find ott-nuhu
lhll'l\ toot III In
of 1'.tIn qut-I'. I
was :1 lil\ 1'-nl|1-1
Chicago hunt .\'
rlhI-Iss I'ul'
“II the 1‘.v‘.,- .
w." .
at '
‘ a
. — “qw '
CARRIAGE MAKER SUICIDES.
NIIW ll .'~:\\l \' 111.11 7,...Deapondeu
Ht! “as us \eIII'B old.
dtloun In 111
’ 'I‘In-nttlt'nl '.\l'hudga
1 0""‘3-‘1 l mu 14.11111 I'zliut uI
tut to growing
".'.-11' In the Sound.
1111’}. mlmillml that
'10 in t‘nuuetuit‘ttl Is
Is. In” l'ullli'. but it
uI-d- mun 111' both"
'. lllsl how high 11 rule
In- llt‘t"t‘|llt‘ll hy the
heir nlulntlotlltlg Hit"
4111- arms. amounting
wilds 111‘ acres In my
- lit-hug held tut-rely
191 ”It” lll‘ burdened
0d ~11 us to become
llll".
out Imllt} or Inning
«I udl u sutllelcut
an: exptllfit's 0f the
,. up tll‘llllflt‘l from. oi
«sinners would curry
'1',
'(l not he lost eight
m1 1- phoning industry ,
I bet will to the state
'1 lumping Into the
I thousands of dol-
11111: "
CAS'POBIA- 1
Kill You ',."'." Illa
. mason of Inmmn
- in the. head.tro'11'1
Ill-red :01 the past tWO
III-ntrew. 1111 old car-
tinge 111111101. unhmmed sulcldo today.
‘noat with n razor
H :1'. loosl carriage. the-
A widow,
n- dnuglttor surt‘ve. 1
W
Th9"? l5 I111 431,9 011 record 61"“
It lope 110““).le
lug; Foley‘s Honey
mu taken. 11s it burns
1111 dew smtad 90118118
,\ take anythlns else-
'..'1
*w
PLAINTIFF GETS 85.830333
11111. 74—Verdlot for
“cover 05.330.889.311”
jury tilt the own
11101: court, this pilot
or Mlss Nellie Fauton
hold at 111 .. executors
the lute Lucy Board'-
VIM“
blend—411‘. Thoma!
l'l're toothache
00119.90“- llllllul ' 8'.
Heals cuts, bruised,
Stone 111m palll.,'
* ' ' ' thinl'l
rwSo you
t arduous duties or 11
luu know In this ploy
' “1 throw yo'u dewn w
”I emits 1111101190”?
1 r I A n 1
"""""' " right
111p for three 37,91 "’-
t‘ \V
ttud'
platlllllg '
pert) uhlch is taxed
.. towns. and so does
llfi'OI‘tl put-3W. 1.1,
till BUMPANV
Fool ol Scavi'cw Ave. Bridgeport
lllllllllldl’tilli'l‘, Jun. Tr"lit‘lll‘ttl'ttl'tll
lint property 111. um foot 111‘ Scorn-11'
avenue will hp, known as ”It: Lulu,-
l‘orpodo “(Till company acquires lhv‘
99nd and buildings fl‘OYII'FI‘tIIlli Miller
luring passed yt-stt'rduy. 'l‘ht- cum-
may will take occupant; of the prom-
'sos immediately und :1 number or
1111111 will begin llpt’lllllmlu uithiu :1
mouth.
The [Alkt' pluut ,uIvt-s m‘ul‘y 31111111150
11‘ being one oi“ the most notable ship
building rstnl-Iishmt‘ntu in tin: wdl'ltl
'tIr ttltllnutt'l)‘ oil of the Lulu- aute-
narlut- torpedo bouts to be built t‘th'
curious countries will he "Made in
.ih'ltlgt-pm'l." 11nd ehlppvd‘to their «It-1:~
.Inutloh. There Is no longer ull)‘ 131:-
tttslou Ior secret'ty. Captain Simon
Julie having: ncetuuplishvd his heurl‘s
leslte, that of recognition by his own
101 ornmeul '
lot the pi est-1111 the 111111.‘ .vtn' of 1111-11
0 be employed will In- small and the
Jlm'clumicnl activities will not be ex-
tonslvc I‘m some little time. The ion
1011 lot I‘Is Is that the compnny non
1118 No boots in course of construe
‘Ion ut. the plant of the Newport News
Ship Building company 111 N1 \S’DOI‘
\lews, Vn.. rm the United Slutes gov-
:rnment and they are rush 01 de '5
However there‘» will be, operations
Store very soon on engine coustt'uotitm
,unl other features of submarine bout
hulltllng. An office building will he
uonstnleted at. once and 11 small fmcv
ii men will be employed this to bc
.ncreased front time to time 111111 It will
not be it great while before there will
he 11 very lingo plant established.
" All of the vessels now at the ship
soon‘ as possible to give the Lake com-
puny full use of the pmmlses. A1-
radgome‘uts will litter he provldod for
the launching of autumn Ines and the
plant wlll be a. vow Important .nlrlb
iron to Brldgepm’ st (llvoisltlcd munit-
lecturing enterprlsea.
It" Is 1101 entirely out of the bounds
at probability that llll‘slllpB will be
BOIlStlflmtell at. the Luke shipyard in
the tuture."SI1non Lake. the inventor
9': the Lake even keel submarine, has
Invented 11 living machine whlclt aero-
mantle onglneers have characterlzod as
i marvel but owing to the rush of
matrices with submarines ho hu‘s not
had an Opportunity to construct from
11's plant which have been protected
*yg‘p intents. .
It. Is the ulm or the company to
istttrhll'z'o Its husluess activities fill
huob as possible. Bouts are now Im-
11131, hull! for both Russia Itutl Austria
I'
Will Construct Sulunsrinc Bouts. Al
rhini- {mm his plum: and it Is not 1111-
.'IllWl)‘ that "Mlllltf In Bridgeport“
111|Itlings ullI ht- cit-tied so the labia"!
,1 In those countries and 111 NeWport
. News. \"u.
HIS Bill PLANS '
shipyard. Iln- III-eds by which the Ltikc'
yard wIll be (looted 11nd ttikeu away as '
{,1
When orders ui't- received
In {1111' future the bouts will ht‘: built
311-11: and shipped to tin-Ir tlostltmtlouu
where they run In- itsstnnhlct‘l.
The time Is not tar distant when
tut-lulu Lulu: should have the oppur
tunlly to put. his force or lllI‘Il to work
upon the ctututl'uctiou of :1 flying ntn
ll.‘
1:112, lllltt‘llllll‘tl may llt‘ added m 1111-
mint-n12: of this city,
‘lAINE oovanuon INAUGURATED
Bert M, Fernald succeeds WiIIIam T.
C0131}.
AUGLTS'I‘A, Mu. .Inn. 1. 11111 [Suture :1
largo.ocucmn'sc of people from all
parts of ”to 111.110 uhn tilled the hull of
the House of lit-plum mtnlvts to twel-
flowing lit-11 \I but unld of Poland
was today lunngtlmtcd governor of
Maine. succeeding William '1‘. Cobb, oi
ltdt'klnutl, who held been the state‘s
thief executive for {our yours. _
All the little honored ccrcl‘noult-s
which for st'otvs-ol' years have 2111'
Imutlwl the Induction into omen of
1 1- now executives. were faithfully oh-
-é1-I'\'t'1l. ,
After the oath or when hail been 11d-
Ininistt'rt-tl to the new governor by
Frost: lent Loun- lt. IItrasy, ot‘ the Son
1111-. Mill tlmmuov' Forunld hurl added
his slgunttnt' to the long list of chic.
"xt'ttutiws III the Pine Tree state. See-
I'l‘llll‘)‘ ut‘ Stun- Bl'own lil‘OSi" 11nd olfi
ciully (lt‘('l:ll't‘.d Ihnt Burt M. Ferutlld
or l‘olnntl, httd been duly lnuugut‘atetl
governor of Maine. closing with the In
vocation. “God Save the State (,1!
Maine."
If you will take Foley‘s Orlno Luxn
live until the bowels beocmo regular
)ou will not have to take ptugntlves
constuutl)’. 11s Folet' s 'O’Iuo Laxative
posltltcly cures chronic constipation
and sluggish liver. Pleasant to take
R. H. Plalsted. "
NEW HAMPSHIRE. -GOVERNOR.'
Henry Brewer Quinby Took Oath of
Office Today. '1 ,
CONCORD. N. H.. Jan. 7.—-llour,v
Brewer Qulnhy. of Lucinda. was in-
ducted into ohl'oc us governor of New
Hampshire. today. in the presence of
the joint. convention ol the state Innis
lutui‘e' and ,0 large company of distin-
gulsltetl guests.
The ceremonies were. n’s' usual lin-
pt'euslvu. 11nd did not devlut'o from
those at previous years. At. noon the
Inaugural party .lfled Into the house
where the oath of, office was adminis"
tered to the new governor. by President
Harry T. blind. ‘of the Senate; ' -
Govemor Qu'Inby proceeded at once
with the delivery of his Inaugural
mossuge‘, which was henrd Mill on
usual Inteteut because of the pnrty
platform pledges for various reforms
wltlch he urged sud Ind'ols'ed. ' ‘ -'
Kerr—«41711111. makes you lltlnk that;
vou are going to succeed In" business"!
Mr: Bd‘ltltle)'--Becnttsn my partner has
t1001,000.—~Summervllls .Iournal.
I
MASSACHUSETTS INAUGU'R'AL
Eben S Draper BeoOmBo Govdt‘uor of:
w
BOSTON Jun
change of lmtkeround no mutant 1' n!
rm... ” .m . W
Massachusetts.
7mrTllt'fl'l‘ with
l Pertrtons To graham ASSEM
' BLY'
Petitions to the gout-1'11!
: have been tiled in tho otfit't-
stole summary .15 follows "
The Fair Hun 11 Union ("emctmy .1»
111150111ny ,
‘ot the
911M constitutional proecdutc in the deviation .unondmcnt m 1-1101th mm,
scenu and conduct of the 111111qu in- .“mu it to hold IIIOI'u 1011i estate thun'
.tugut'nl 11-1 ornnnlos at the Slate lions
loan), but thr- leading actors. although
iumlllal' pt-I'scnugcs In the halls. 11-1
stunt-(I nt'w roles Flu-n, S. Draper l‘t‘u
u an: “K lllt‘lllilll -gov".01nol
Int: tln oath us gnu-rump and Louis" A
I'lttlhillghhm. 11 (mun-1 1111-1111th or tlw
House and onto It's speaker that of
' In or
home hunt H1101 or not
The smntorlnn proclamation by the
sooty-11113 01 state tho booming or the
cannon on the nearby Common. and
tho dolivcu b) the new governor of 1
mittnlulng his ideas of
0.1““ 1111\1'1'111111-211, 11ml his rt-tomnten
'Itttlohm us to its business. completed
to! the 111 u administration
It tool: mm 1‘ lhnlt {111 110111 to l‘l‘t‘l oil
the long string of inuttgmul lctl tune
and (nu-1,1 out lllt: pmtislons of the
\‘n one knew umctnlly’ “ho
had been (boson governor m‘ lieuten-
lllll 11011-11101
inlnl committed
’lll‘l‘l ml that the choice uppou'r
wd 101,311- lulIt-u upon bill?!) S. Draper,
1! Hop-,mlc. 1111111 Louis A. I-‘Iothlug-
Then both branches
hud' o was orders for 11 joint conven-
senators left the
t'hpmher and proceeded to the House.
'I he convention liming convened with
President Titudu .11 of the Senate. us
presiding other-1,11 committee had to
notify the governorclect and the lleih
tcuant- wow-1110101001 that the legislu ;
lure. nus road) to administer the 011th}.
of olilce. A low moments later the sat
grant-11b 1111115, announced the 1111101111 of
the goveruololmt. and lieutenant gov-
ortior- elect and the executive council.
The oaths of other: “ere. then admin-
isteted by Presldent 'l‘t'udway to the
new govctnor and the name or E bou' S.
Drupei written in the block ‘bound
book bout-nth thut of Curtis Guild Jr.
and the new governor was ptoclaitnod
of State William M.
The saute ceremony obtained In
he slit to tho lieuten-
his iltltltess
the min 111
\lttlull s
zlousm
hunt oI [lost on
12011.41
by
Olin.
hduilnl‘sterlng t
tint-governor. ‘
Governot Dtup'el then toad his rul-
diess.
Bundle
Blgnltnro
A'. 11111111910251.1111) gentleman and
his wife paid 11 visit to the sottslde.
While the simple pair~,wore walking.
on the bench one evening. they suddon.‘ witness mav ,coh'ldund himself.
Iy noticed the, revolving light of a llght complaints corporal?" ,‘s'ald‘
lady gazed 111 It With one’l, 111th119 one mpruln
open eyes- fiir some minutes, then she Inspection. 'l‘
turned to her husband with a puzzled salt]
ship Them
look
' .“Wellfiz she exclaimed, "it the. mud "Why " he soid‘f‘fllta t's i
'In that boaLhuen‘t In that light forty I twor tasted!" " "Yes
times and its gone out every time.’ ~—» col-pond, “111111 theft «out:
Argonau: ' ‘ ,
secretary
lnst Nolembel
or the Sena-110.
noon the
«1.5.: ' 11
until a
' . ductility: day,nt111_‘1i1'lgh'.1'
' I cheerfulb teuoxnmend .’.Fol'eys 11th .
it owns ttt pt'.esent .
t‘tom William Il.‘ Fly, for the 'm- »
partition of a shoot 11'1ll\\.1',\ 11-11111-
pun) in 0le I.) 1111‘ for the 111001110111-
tIcn of 11 ttmlpunv to build a street-
l'dlth‘IV hum Stun) Creek to Essen? .
and another for the lncor‘poratlori 011' 1'1. _
company to build 11 Him in New H'
and from that clty to Essex;
From T H. McKenzie ot a 1
Incoipointion or ‘a gas comp 1y in
IaSDlthlnglOIl. :
me the \Véterbury 11nd M ‘
'l‘lhtnwnv colupun) for onion-111110111 to
t-qutei' l)\ continuing it incl-lily 1911;
From the .’tliddletowu Electric “gilt.
common to extend its potter lineslntb’
lhe towns of (31011111191).Potlland,.Ha'lI'-'
"'d1uu.l)urluun un'd Mlddloliold, and to
Issue bonds to the amount of $100.
11110. - t -
. me hire Julie E 1111on
I'Iainvillc. for ,' 'unnulment- of
tinge to George C. Thompson 0111110
310111111 that the‘ marriage was 0
”limited June 26 10081. b‘
.tlutcss on. the unlit. ,
by reason or the‘ 1112111111 aberratio 11")! .
'l‘illotsou , ,,
llrtrtiord Street Rallwav ,po ,
for 1111‘ alteration in contest to ‘eo hie
it to extend its 'lines.» “"
me Samuel Moat-Io. or ,Chuthnl'n)
tor a seat in the bonds. - '
From the - 131-19101 11.111211111121112 .1
Tramway company [or an extrinsic f. »
time, in which to build lines; and
other petition ‘I’rout the some com' 11
for powor to sell' and distribute gas
PIitInvlflc 1 ., ‘
hunt the" [101011311 01 Bristol ('0
extension of boundaries. ‘» ' '
NW”
A RELIGIOUS ALU‘IZHOR'
., , MEN“ 1
For seveicl youth I was '11 tiled 1w in
kidney tro'ul'tlo a'nd last winter I' p
suddenly strl'cl'c "' sever slit“
in my kidneys and was continua to 11.,
elght days unuhle loge ‘
assistance. My “I’llei 110111-11th a. title
white sediment uh'dl sued 11111110 it"s
, .1 commenced:
tukiug‘.‘ Foley's tkldnoy, Rélll‘l'lltl It'll“
the pain gradually abated dud unplly‘
ceased anti 111v urine becl'u'ue' norm
hey Remedy ' H.1.Pltil t1 '
Gen. Fred 'Grs'nt shows 11 ,
Story how a willing but prejudice
‘ You. on" .
the optimal 11191111111 .'.“.-
tolom‘l' nput llt't'a ll'u'uld' to”1‘ltlu'
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