Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 4, 1909 · page 3

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Michael J. 11101811141111 Mni‘n street
contractor, spent yesterday in New
York city. 011 business.

Miss Clara Nestords Improving at .

her home in Chestnut street, N012
walk, afteraseveral days' Illness.

Norwalk's genlakmoliiiclun. John. J. .

Monica. 04' Wall 8 rest-,2 is spending a
few days in Canton.'0hlo, on business.

Harold Glenden‘lng, who has been ill
at his home in West Main street for

several weeks remains about the
same.
JamesC .Do‘nnclly went to his home

in New Milford last. evening and at-
tended 11 dance. teturniug to his busi
ness duties in this city this morning.

‘ —-—Coti- Fish. 121/811. 1b.; \\ cak Fish.
12%!) lb..‘at New York Market.

The W. C. T. U will meet with Mrs.
J A. Ribhardson, 10 West .11e111141 Fit
day, 91¢ 3 oclock sharp A111 interest-
ed in temperance are invited to at
tend.

Ellsworth Burger. the former Nor-
walk Contractor, who is now employed
in White Plains. N. Y.. is making 11
short stay at his home in Franklin
avenue. G V

lv'redcrit-k‘11‘1‘e‘u‘1lenthnl. oi‘ the Wolf-
pit lIlll road. shot. another line large
to); near his place 'i‘ucsday. Quite a
number of these animals have fallen
to 1141'. I‘reudenthal‘s aim this your.

The Klinkcr baskcthball team of
Norwalk will go to Westport. this eve-
ning and play the team of that place.
The Klinkers will also go to New
Canaan tomorrow evening to play.

Geneial Russell Frost is attending
a meeting of the Chamber of Com-
"metcc in New York this afternoon at
which a reception is to be given to
the new German ambassador Count
1'on Bermstmmfi’

G. —~‘Nntmeg Dance. Assembly
Friday evening. February 1'..

9 John (landrup. of llroud River. is
now on the. road to recovery from a
severe attack of pneumonia.
dltion changed for the better yester-
day. and his many friends hope. to see
him about soon.

A. J. Collins &. 00.. call your atten-
tion in their advertisement today of
their Februarv mark 1101111 sale. of fur-
niture 11nd honseiurnishings and 1111
able. you to find what you want at a
'material saving.

Miss Kittie Williams. who for the
past. sl.\ weeks has been taking care
of her mother. Mrs. Charles M. Wil
lianis. who underwent an operation.
was called to her duties as nurse at
the. Sayre Hospital. Mount Vernon
yesterday.

Miss ‘Mary Evenden sister of Mims‘
Phillip N. Smith oi B‘ayvicw avenue.
wtio postponed her tour of Italy 011
account of the earthquake will sail
on Saturday. February 13th. and sin
tends to remain in that country sever-
al months

—Smelts. Mackerel and Halibut. 1130
lb.. at. New York‘ Market.

A” large pipe organ was unloaded at

the fieight yard of the Bethel station
yesterday morning and taken to Sun-
set. Hill. on Retiplng' Ridge. where it.
is to be 11112111131111 the new mansion
which is being erected for Commodore
Walter huttgon. oi . New York.
3 word was received in llauhury Tiles-
1111.1':11ight that Mrs. S.- P. Wilson. of
28 l‘ast l’earl street, Danbnry. who
was stricken with paralysis I11 Norwalh
January 141': and sincethat time has
141411.111 :1. patient. in the Norwnlk Hospi-
tat was in 11 critical condition.

Mrs. fumes Golden or F'nirileld ave-G
‘.l1ue iétntned .home last evening, [1 0111
fit few days' visit. with her sister. Mrs.
“Willis S. (Euclid. in New York, and

Hall.

‘ witnessed the initial metropolitan per-

Torniance of Charles Klein' 3 latest suc-
’ 'cess. “The 'l‘hiid Degree." at the Hud-
son Theatre Monday evening '
11'—-Nutineg Dance.G Assembly Hall.
‘Friday e‘véning‘. February' 1).

'1 Among the new local actions
broilgbt in the Superior Court. this
tveelr. 11 a divbt‘ce suit brought by Ar-
thur S. Flatt. of EastNor1valk.agaiust
his wife Mamie C. Platt.ioi'dbse1'.tion
The case is set down for a hearing
tomorrow. Attorney William A (lxif-
tin. J15 Gapp‘edrs 1'41‘1 the plaintiff..1nd

Ko‘ogh 8‘; Candee for the defendant.

' Game Warden Within 1‘. Smith has
-V'.1noulite‘d and placed on exhibition In
fthc display wiu 4111'1 of il1c'i1‘ox (‘1th
Company in 6.811 11,121,131 street1thu‘
only Hungarian p‘altridgc found (load
iii the recent big consignment 4ecoivmi
hem frdlll alll‘t‘ld'd‘. ‘T'h‘b lJIi‘tl presents 11.
hamisamo, substance and, in size is
1111.18.11. the ordinary utlailand 11 p.911-
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Cigars, Cigarettes,Tol1‘acco

 

‘ , unduestlonably;

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1‘: menu 51.. 51.11.116.11.
.’ nouns—,4: a. 111- to a p. 111.,
eoNb'Ave—12- to 4 p. m‘. 1'

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llis con. '

, Butter '

,9 33... “figT WASHINGTON STREET.

' Clt‘l‘t‘l‘ling Econotny"~

‘ 'or‘ed or‘iready-ma'de suits. but in buying

 

 

 

 

If not satisfactory, will return

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l Pblisu‘Eo sv monomers.
Eugen‘h Azef Now in Switzerland, It Is
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a .
PARIS} Feb. 4.———A special dispatch .

received here from Zurich says that
lldugeno A211! is how in Switzerland
|hotly pursued by four Russian terror
ists. Azef is the Russian who f01
years Was an active leader of the
fighting Russian Socialists. lie 14--
eently was denounced as a govern-
ment spy. and sentenced to death by
the organization, after which be (its-
appearetl. His case recently came up
in the Russian Duniu in the form of
an interpellutlon.

A local paper today

 

against the life. of the 94nnpcror 411’ Rue-
etc When his fellow
were priested Azet retired item the
active lighting circle. llc then do-
clared that it. 'was impossible to kill
the emperor by ordinary means, such
as 41 dagger, a revolver or a bomb.
and that he was going,,to study out 41
plan of assassination in which an aer-
oplai‘te would play the principal part.

..MONEYG ADVANCED ,

to all. on their household furniture
pianos and other personal property.
without emoval on their own noun
without dorser. Call and see us. In

 

 

ll‘nvilaud Bldg. Washington St Ollicc
open until 7 p. in. Monday and Sat.
nrd‘ay until 8: 3i).

0111,de

' collection of‘

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9 declares that
Azot was active in preparing two plots .~

conspirators :'

dependent Loan and Security 60.. ‘

‘Sd'le‘ ‘ ‘Fitrniture
and Heusefurntshtngs

offer‘s sale and profitable investment. and you have at our command it full
161.111.1141 of the Collins 5’; company stands '41 to choose from and
enable you to find just what you want. at a muteihil saving. Below we give
you a low of our

Specials in Bridge and Bonnie“! Beds

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145.041 BRASS BED ............. 3311.50 $201111 ENAMEt‘. 3E6 .......... 316.00 ‘
14200 Bruce ED ............. $35.00 $18 011 ENAMEL BED .......... $14.50
' 11181106144155 En ............. $32.00 $11.00 ENAMEL BED .......... 512.511

31.150 ENAMEL BED .......... :11 00
2124.0 ENAMEL BVED.._ ......... $9.00

 
 
 

 

Fit c.5111 Directors and Embalmers,
I248. NorthMain Street, 1" South Norwalk C41n1‘1.

 

 
 

O. B. ’Jackson.

Optician. ,
Everything 1.111141 Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.

PHONE 4311. NORWALK. S

 
 
 
 

 
 

58 VIIALL STREET,

 

 

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Clearance Sale of LadieS" Felt
Lined Shees and Slippers

LADIES' FELT LINED S‘H‘OES. $1.415 .......... now $1.17 “ Gr
LADIES' FELT LINED SHOES. $1.511 .......... now $1.18
LADIES' FELT LINED SHOES. $1. 35 .......... now $1.08
LADIfiES' FELT LINED SHOES, $1.2 ......... .now‘ .98

All Felt Slippers at a reduction of 20 per .cent.

Who will be one of six to get one of our Graphophones
tree with 315.00 worth of Coupons?

F LYNN 8. RYAN

90 WASHINGTON 8T., SO‘UTH NORI‘NKLK.

 

 

 

Cod Steaks, 120 lb

“Milan. 1434'; Salmon, 200: Ciscoes.
lilo; Mackerel. 16,6; Spanish Mackerel.

0: Largo Smelt, 151': llcrrlngs. 81‘:
,uttcr. ltle; Pollock Blues. tic; Frost.
lOc; Eels, 154:: Oysters. 40c; bong
island Escallops. 40c qt.; Long Clams
301': Round Clams. 351:;Seu Escal
tops. 4511; it‘latflsb. 104' l.b; Snapper
111.111.11.121» lb.

TEL. 931. . FREE DELIVERY

Silcox & Van Sc‘oy.

 

 

INSURANCE
‘S‘tet‘i‘tnship Tickets

(INCORPORATED)
‘5 RAILROAD AVE. 80, NORWALK.

181 Washingto‘n- Street Bridge .

REAL" ESTATE

1. M. LAYTON 2. cc"

 

NECKWEA‘II

You will find here thi' week a large variety of Silk. Lawn and
.\Iet Bows, Fancy Stock ” ‘ its. Embroidered Linen Collars. and
neat designs in Ruching ‘ liege! new creations are styles that are
'njoying at presen; an extensive vogue in New York.

N. E. RYAN 81 (30.,

36 Washington Street. South Norwalk.

 

 

Don't Wait for CH

9 Enter 9 9 9‘
Merrill BuSifi‘ess college
FEBRUARY 1,1909,

and Learn How to EARN'it. Day and Night Sessions. 9
South Norwalk. Stamford. I’ort ClieS‘t‘er.

 

 

 

 

 

Butter!
..Cliurc'h, ,8: Miller’s

the place to get‘sweet. tresh- made But-
ter. received fresh from the crop niery
twice each week Try ours

Plenty of homelaid Eggs. ' G

Biight. new thkerel. 2 for 151:;
lt‘ti'ge. bright.‘ fat Mackerel. 15¢ per lb.

Fancy Beneless' GCodflsh in 3 lb.

bones. the "finest Codllsh sold. '
New Edam Che9se. bright as a dot-V
lar. - f' “ " .
New arrival or the FrancoAmerican
Soup's; large cans, assorted. $3.50 per.
dozen.

A full line of FrdnooAmerican Game
Fates.

Headqunr‘ters for the famous Nsst
Oranges. it new anlval. any size. $3.00
per box; 25:: 111144304: per. dozem .

Wall on us for guythln‘g'.

BUY EDIBLES YOU CAN EAT.

Chumh '81 *Miller

.1 mkiADINB GROCERB. .

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Does not consist in buying cheap. tall-

the b11111;El that can be made 1119.41. mod
‘eratec
1211811111“ clothing is the 1411111 for
economical. buyers to wear. .
w’l‘he mhfiéfi? is low eonsiderlxgitKe
an 11 and our wor 11
its}? best-digs; fr‘om

. lights and Electricdlly Driven Toys. A large assortment of Elec-

, tattcrfls cities in Nassau street.

‘ ‘hlin‘ the lett‘ér of introduction.

 

Electric Labor Savers

Electric Percolators, Chafing‘ Dishes, Small Stoves. Water
Heaters, Broilers. Ovens, Luminous Radiators. etc. Rocket Flush-

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tric Portable Table. Lamps and:

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the 1111111 who had 11111 by the arm 1:11.141.
"‘ 4‘ .onio along; let‘s get acquainted fas
‘111- no 4i‘o11'n‘2‘~

"H1 that. time the car h11d,1414iohed
V 'tho landing on the main 41.1.1111. the
j-dtioi 'ot‘ the 4-111' itiislptisb‘nd back the

lhu‘n‘ 4141114 ribed'ln 11 1111111 4111111 A
I11. I10 broughta mm, oi introductibn «19111949191 “ho had my letter lIl9 ME}. ha‘nd
. .. . 1.1g" 1 ,1; . . 4

‘to the. person he. was £0,111“?! at. the .. “‘l hinent hall “L9“, ‘to- read this

letter. but. we kntnv e‘dch other.con1e
‘in 41111 alter toiliorroww We got Lto
make a 1.~'.‘.1n.111 know you when we
meet again. Goodbye" .

“Before I could say good- -bye he
Boy turned the corner and was ‘out .of
retained and told me to sit down. '. T'Hizhl» Thailsmuslnessin New. York "

”Bat. down 251'minutes.“ Slaw 8 1111111"
come out of his Mice and break '
through the gate as if he was chased
by hornets.

"‘Who's the 1.11... from Atlanta v‘v‘l‘io

GETTIN‘G ACGUAINTED lN NE‘W
‘“ V. YORK1~ ' « J'}
tSuctessl. ...

Getting acquainted in New

This is the Atlantan's ionort to hi‘s'

"Called at 2 11.111.
' naked 'm-y mime and business.

Bay 011 the gate;
GIVC‘

 

-—ltching plies‘ provoke profanity.
but profanity won't cure them. Do‘an' s
.vOintment (hires ltéhli‘ig. bleeding or
protruding puemtto‘r years oi.’ suffer

 

 

wants to see me?" asked the hurried‘dng At any drug store.
individual. ‘

" '1 11,111 the 111.11.; I replied trying T06 BAD. ’
toa‘et 11114th”. also hurried '1 "There are a lot of things that i

would like to know "
“'Aie‘ there?" .
“Ies‘f' . . -‘ '
”M1 case is 11101811 than that. "

G "‘Come along with me." said the
‘t-1.‘1al'4 as {he gnnhbed me by the ar.4n
lle dragged me through the llllllll (loot
into the hallway. He'cuught sight of 11.

 

 

FASHIONABLE TAILOR. ,
24 No. Main 811.80th Romain]

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descending elevator and shrieked to ".What Is it?"
the man In the car to stop. . "Them me a lot of things that I do
' "The dour or the car slid 111111 and know that {i want not to know."

11

..... $7.00 .

. 411,; 11.1.1 booth 'hr'ought out which dis~

. the. president to advise, Jugde Gary

.36 WAS- GTON" STREET ‘Whit'lie‘y Céutral 'l‘rdst‘iand Savings
GBa.11k‘.receiver was Mithotlized yester-

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

COt‘lt Sweaters

59c Men's and Boys’ coat
for Friday .1; ..... I.

92 Washington Str

11.111sz 111411“

 

Sweaters.

‘9 .‘ , " .‘ 9113.13 ‘9 ..1
Tailor-111111111 has

Values from $3.59 to $8.4po' Friday,
while they last

 

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114111.11 Swiss

15c quality Dotted Swiss. Fri

day....11c yd.

 

Gerse‘t COVers

390 Corset Covers." Friday .

Gmgharns

8c Amoskeag‘ Ginghams. Friday. _, ...... 5c '9
10 yards to customer

 
 
 
 
 

 

..... -. . . ..‘.24c

 

Busts of Abraham Lincoln

50c Corsets.'llriday, all sizes . ...

 
 
 

 

Corsets _ ,.
'. 39¢. ~‘9e‘acl1 ‘G'.

 

Cleanng

 

 

Side Of Blankets

 

 

 

 

' "'2 5.541 All Wool Blankets. reduced 10.. $4.25 V
at 490 eaCh , 3.50 Blankets. reduced to ........ ”$2.98 ‘“
12 in. high A very good likeness 1. 2;. $919 .410 Blankets reduced to. .....~.. ..7gc
, Clearing Sale of Flannelette. Underwear
‘ . «SKIRTS __ Gowns . 9
$1.01) Skirts reduced to ................ 69c ‘
79c Skirts reduced to . . . .. ........ 599c"$1 5° Gowns r:““‘"‘ to ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' "98‘: 9
,_ c Skirts reduced to. ........... 9119519999 9 . . t'” ”:99 999999
t“ 3343 Skirts reduced to . . 2‘.“ ............ 29¢“ ‘. ““$‘I 0‘1 GW 11569419 ‘ “ “ “‘”"‘ “ "J19c ‘
29c Skirts reduced to ................ 16c “ 7‘9c Gowns educed 51:99.9 9

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”COAL me man MéaeER. 1"
Tenesace Company's Absorption by
(lulled States Steel Corporation

Considered.
WASHINGTON. lv‘ub.

 

«l.—~’l‘he Vspc

.
" (‘lul committee of the sonntt1 cominlt~

toe on judiciary. which is investigating
the 'i‘enosseeConl and Iron Absorption
by the United Sixties Steel COI‘IIOl‘ll'
tlon. expects to meet. grout difllcnltios
in preparing a reply to the senate ros-
oluilon proddingior the inquiry
Although a number of bankers M10
111'1'11 supposed to know all about the
details of the purchase of the Tonessec l
proptuttcs b5 the steel corporation
hate explained to the committee cthir
partitlpn'tion in the. transactIOn. notb.

pulcs Pmstdont 11.111111111411411 cohtcn-
tion that tthr‘tl was het‘hlllg prepoSed
‘1vit:i11vhldlt Ghostonud it 1114111111112... 1111-
him to interfere The resolution calls
upon the. eonimitteo to 112111111111 what
was the resident‘s authority tor per-
mitting t e meigor. some of“ the mom
bers of the e'onitnittee in discussing
the mine informally to‘day. suggested
that it would ha1c been wisdom for

and .1116. Prick to consult their law-
11ch instead of submitting the prom.
salon to him

In summing tip the evidence present-
ed, a Number of lawyers in the senate
tune salt it appears to theta that tho
part1 of sixteen financiers who obtain-
ed control of the 111111011111: of the stock
were. 81 steinaticalh “Squeezed 4i111~
ing the panicky days or Octobei and
November. 1907. .Senator (Juibersou
has sought: to show that the stucks
1111111 especially ”'poundcd' in the
"'sttect" b1 [IGOIIIQ interested in the
so- called \lmgan bunks.

it is possible that no report pasta
(11 or wil be made to the Senate in ms
spouse to (he Culbeison resolution. 80
11111111 legal questions are i111 olvcd that
it is predicted a long discussion would
result from any attempt to determine
whether the president had proceeded
in a 11 ronginl manner ‘ G

 

Foley} s Or‘i‘no [intuitive cures cousin
potion and liver trouble slid makes the‘
bowels healthy, and 1.631111“ Orino‘ ls

superior to pills and tablets as it docs _

 
 

not gripe 01' hausetttQ Why také any
thing else? The Brl ‘99 Pharmacy and
F. H. Bulbs. 9‘39

‘T‘—'l"""""‘
INSURANCE COMPANY TA‘KEN
.....,.,~. ‘, wove '.,...

N‘Etw ORIEANS, Feb. 4——-The

tiny 9’8; .liiilgéi magmas, to accept the
proposal made by the Hanovm Fire
lnsutnnce Company. for the taking ov-
411 of the 1181111114 and tisks of the
Sout"hern Insurance Company. 9ot New
Orleans. '1 . . .
MwGu—m 1.1

011143 hon PEARL 1411416011.

SAN EBANCISCCL“: Folf . —~'I‘he
bar'k 11.11am 191.111.1014 at all for
lionolul carrying two gigantic disap-
pearing guns. which will?” {Grin part
of the defenses at Pearl Harbor. The
Mohican win be towed to the islands
by the stunner Lurlfii‘e. ‘f’l‘he guns
weigh 67 tons each and are 42 feet
long. .

 

 

 

 

K. OF P. AUTHOR DEAD.
CHICAGO. Feb. 4.—-—-Wllliam_ {Ropes
Kennedy. one oi" 11111111611911 "1‘0 late
of like nights of P‘yt‘hias ‘o‘r‘dcr. 1.1111
the author of “Kennedy' 3 Pythdtn ills.
tory" is dead he'rs from heart: dis-
ease: He was closely associated for
years with Justus li.‘;llatl1hon9c. found-
or or the older. ', ’3‘: 9 .
sue—.1 have no use fo‘i the man who
pulls a pipe.
lie «Nor l for the woman ‘who‘ pulls

. duotts.

, the recent 116th of the' emperor \nh

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The Hatch Bailey Co

sournhonwanx CONN.

Lomber and Mill Work fer Everytl

 

 

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from a Piggéry to a Palace.

YARD TEL. 146—2.

LINCOLN ROOFING, .‘ super-i
ior fabric. roofing, warranted
[or eight flats. ' '

i‘AR PAPER. 2. 2. and 3~p‘ly. o

WOULD aoNn TO‘WN INDEBTED- ‘
Ness.

...—....-

Selectmen state 9ThereGWt1u4d Be 1
Saving In Interest Charges.

According to the town selecttnenz
last report the. total indebt‘edness 0
the town is 55.97, 677. Oi). Oi thl
Amount the floating indebtednes-
340807701). is bonded. and the 3139.
000 of Interest bearing uo‘te‘s and higl
school notes of $50,600.1totatlh91g 93189 .
4.011 idmot yet bonded." ‘

'irho- sois‘c‘tmén. in‘ their 1.1.1.511.”le
omnicn‘d that this latter-1mm be' bond
41d therein reducing the rate of intern
est‘. lt-thew-itia’oiis wish 1413.110 thl.
Vthey 11111111.?ch the work: in tonne legls'
inture before the llth of'thls 111011111, .
and secure pctniisslon to issue tho:
bonds T15 this. 611d 11 'special towii
meeting 11" hi- bolhe'l‘d 211:1 Tuesday 011 1
ping. the 9th iginsthnt at 8 0‘.clock '11;
the town. assembly halt. in this tint
the“ committee cm the proposed 1161
bridge. in Washington street will also. '
make ..its report'atrthis time. ‘ ' '.

CONSTABLE IRELAND BURPRIBED?

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barge-Pd .6‘1 .Fntondcfielebratod His
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111114111 surprised 1119.1‘1‘, last‘nla‘ht. when :
a. poi-11:01 about thirty friends invaded- '
his' home In Bates' Court and proceed1
ed to 111831 'Vt‘h‘outselves at some, ,1‘

edition has the fiftieth .1111'11114918111'.
of the biitzhday of Mr. Ireland, and he
received a. large number 11111111114111.1111.)
firemembianccs b‘t' th't“: occasion. Miss‘,
[Jenn'Satlicr 1111111011111 tviolln'sdloetlons.
1121111111. Misses Marjorie 111111 liltliel 1142-:
Loan favored wtttt pihno 1101.111. slid
.Theic was dis 41111411.... and
games tinrlhgithe even up. 9.1111 the, ‘
affair wound up with It sumptuous cob

 

“SPECIALTIES

LADDERS. ordinary and man

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noose ‘EL‘I'. AGAINST o'ENeos “

,.8tionai goveinuient1 Mi“ Iii

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

{114141188 Predation, rated 80'
adore of 150 to 4,5. The sour

MILL TEL. 36-3

 

 

BILL.

w
lot it _‘May‘ Be Passed by 5041919119
Should He Veto It. . .,
WASHINGTON Feb. 41—Gen‘é'rul In; -‘
crest was shown among Congressmen ’
odny over the report that. the most.
out intends to veto 11.111111111111111 bill on
ccount or its provi unwind-Ind 3.3.000
m‘ployees 0:911:11 census in bi city

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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east. important 1111111111111 1111 1.1211111...-
nlz‘ed 1111111111. way..ontl"lt-' ‘
neuld pass it over his vs
6 the iirstV‘ unis site-h“
dken figai‘nSt ~1‘h‘is win 1)
Nat pension tot" Congr‘essp 11.111111931111111 "I
smudge. bill tenths. building 943,111. 1
am over the Rainy RN68;
11 the groutid that a 's to
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uiic merit ‘ha’i tuneup
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10n,and that the. 9111681911611
lad to have" th‘
ili‘idh was'done b t .,
The sentiment 11.11.11.115... '11.: . ,, 11,18
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.I ‘the second gains or the 641411111
,f'” . Not-walk First V

tattoo, to which ove‘ryond did n‘mpls 39.57 , " '

justice.
WW1 1‘4. ‘l-F

CHINESE" TH EATR "RAIDEO.,

result at the raiding 4.11.111 than
1k 11161113: ’riinuby; a‘ Chinese,

Whit

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