1n utercerize'd matenals.
in dots, stripes and Da-
masce effeéts, at
1212 13 111.115.1111
E. K. BANKS
MAHACKEMO 11941111:
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5.
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Butler twosome 97, I. 0 0.11‘..wiii
hold. a reharsal this evening.
-W 1 1
Dr. C ‘W Many. of North avenue".
entertained his son. Frederick Many.
and wife. yesterday. l
Miss Alice 1111111161111 brother, wife
and baby are" spending 11‘ few days in
New York city with relatives.
Miss Mary-O’Connell and a party 01‘
South Nor'walk young ladies attended
a theatre in New 'York city last evo-
ning.
Miss Mary Murphy. Miss Katherine
Gloves and Miss Anna. Murphy, of
Norwaik, spent yesterday in New
York.
Miss Francis Mcluoughtou. of Bethel.
spent Sunday With her sister. Miss
Mamie McLoughlln, of North Main
street.
Jeseph Cornell. the town tree wor-
den. and his assistants, have been at
work on a large estate at White
Plains.
Edward Stnifcrs, of South Not-walk.
has taken a position in the baggage
rooms of the‘South Norwalk railroad
station.
Thomas Reed, formerly employed in
the Crotut & Knapp factory but now
in New Yo: it has been visiting in
South Norwalk.‘
Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Bracken have
recently returned to their home to
Academy street, Norwalk. utter a few
days' stay 'in'Boston.
Mrsfhiury McVeigh and family have1
had their household oti’ects removed
from Walter Fitch‘s house in Westport
avenue to East Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. William ll. llnhoitz,
' Jr., ol' Berkeley street. have been on-
terta'ining Curl Unholtz and Miss Sr.-
dle .Colwell. of Bridgeport.
Samuel Murray has taken R. position
as night than atAuigustus ltouoeiie's
lunch wagon in Washington street.
succeeding L H Cummings.
Miss Francis Fay has returned to
her home in Yonkers N. ‘i’., alter a.
few ’dnys' visit with Mr. and Mrs
John ’I‘. Hayes, of Holden avenue.
William T. Decker has again taken
a position as billing clerk in the of-
i‘ice ot' the Adams Express Company.
at the South Norwalk railroad station.
Miss. Sadie Parsells, principal of the
Worthington School, in Berlin. has
been spending the holidays with her 1
parents, Mr. and Mrs P. A Parseils. lt’
Spring street.
Simons, of the South
Norwnlk Shirt Company. who has been
somewhat ill for some time. will leave
Thursday for Cuba. where he will re-
main during the balance of the winter.
Joseph W.
——I’1ol‘.ludd.‘ High school. Wednes-
duy melting Tour lectures. $1. 50.
1 Carpenters In the comploy of the
New York. New Haven'mtd Hartford
,ltnilroud (.‘ompany have been instal-
ling a new set of steps at the approach
to the 1-‘.-1$ti1eund statioa in South
Norwalk
; Teams three, four and five will play
in. the South Norwalk Club bowling
tournament. tomorrow night. E. C.
Havilaud. rater 100. and G. F. h‘cotc.
rated 85, will play this-evening in the ‘
pool tournament.
Frank Delbert Lawtdn. who former-
ly was in the navy, went to Hampton
Roads Saturday night, in company
with Mr.‘ Lewis-'01? Stratiord to take
in the review’of the big fleet of return
ing warships yesterday.- ‘
--—.q-w1--—-—
Mr .1111 Mrs: Charles Fennel] enter- -
tbdnhd at 1am. party or friends Satur~
day evening at. their some in Havllarid
street. rZillhc evéning was given tip to
various games and musical selections.
A"1 bountiful collation was served and
it. was a rite liner When the gathering
dispersed».— .1 . -
clan Lucius —§.;;Bsrb0ur, Gen. George
it. 111111111611 Col. William E .Co‘ne and
11111167 Il‘lieiu .‘.1'~_‘C .5 519411. of Hartfotmd
left Ehursdliy 1:01 1111166 weeks trip
to; ribosomes afloat; .7116:- will be
entertained ‘ 11a by Minter
the: Houston, 'chtet pa master or
a BI '13 8111131311 pat: a
“1'11“"
121,811.;
finance and other personal property.
REAL ESTATE
Fountain
Pen
It not satisfactory. will return
your money.
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5.311.011.1179311‘111 STREET.’ i
‘ 1. 'f'rsL. 1126-6.
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't-ie-d‘m- glad you “home. .- t
She—l didn't say so. '
lie~ch, vou did. You Wanted
just now that it I persisted I \vould
get myself disliked. -—-Bbston 'i‘r-un
script. 11 ~~'-' , 1’.
L00K1
Cod Steaks,” .. lbs. for 251'; Halibut.
10c; Salmon. 20c: Ciseocs. 12c:
Smelt. 15c; lieirlng. 81:; Large But
ter.121: Eels 16c; Oysters. 40c;
bong Clams 30c; Ilound Clams. 351;
Sea '1‘1',ont 18c; Ii‘innun iluddlos.
Shad, 12c; Snupperlilucs.12c;._
Week, 121'; Esculiops. 400; Flat. ii)c;.
Bull Heads, 1295c. I
TEL. 931. FREE DELIVERY'
John C. Silcox
181 Washington Street Bridge
Horace E. Dean 81 91311,
45 WALL 8T., NORWALK. ‘-
Real ‘ Estate alu‘i
Insurance
We have "several decided bargains
In Income producing property that
must Increase In value with the rapid
growth of the twin. '
Do You Know
there is no store in The hunt-ailm-r‘i
better equipped to supply your ever}
want in the grocery lln‘e than right
here 1AT 33 WEST WASHINGTON
STREET?
Our constant aim is to please and
give you satisfaction every time.
it will he to your advantage to trade
with as.
Special, New
Extra Standard Sliced Lemon Cling
Peaches. 25¢ per can; $2. 85 per dozen
cans.
Extra Standard Bartlett Pears. 260
per- can: $2. 85 per dozen cans.
Extra Standard Green Gage or Egg
Plums. 20¢ per can; $2.30 per dozen
cans.
E‘xtia Standard Royal Ann Cherries.
251: per can.
Those. are the finest fruit packed 3
lb. cans.
Let us talk groceries to y.ou
BUY EDIBLES YOU CAN EAT.
4 Church 811Miller,"
LEADING success. ‘
33 wcsr WASHINGTON STREET.
‘MONEY ADVANCED
to 1111.66 their household furniture,
without removal, on their own name
without indoreer. Call and see us. In-
dependent Loan and Security 09.,
Euv'ilcnd Bidet: Washington St. Ofllco
open until 7 p. 211. Monday and Sat-
urday until 91" 80. »
INSURANCE
Steamship Tickets
J. M. LAYTON 8: (19
(INCORPORATED). 1
11 RAILROAb Ave. '90. «SRWALK.
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HOURS-4 I; arm-to 9 p. m.
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‘Be Surs'rou- Are Right,
Then Go Ahoad.”‘ ‘.
‘ Have Koppel to do "your tailoring
and you'll BE RIGHT.
Then no matter how many eyes are
turned upon you. you can go ahead
perfectly free from that miserable
teellnu that something is 1119-71118. 1
Our customers enjoy that priceless
contrort that comes with KNOWING‘
that. they are fitted RIGHT
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR THE PER-
' FEGT FIT. 1
LEO S KOPPEL" ‘
FASHIONABLE TAILOR.
24 No. Main BL. 13th Norwalk.’
. '11. “1'13 "’5! '.L-
,1A.J*
Offer the people 0]? the Twm Cities the largest Much of Eumiture,
under one roof. at a saving, to you. 116111 20%
t0"
30%. 'l‘otihi‘y we quote you 11 MI of
Our Specials in Cressers
642. so DRESSER“ . . .935. 09
$25. :10 oResssR.. ....... 926.917!
922. so passer-:11. . . . . . . .- ..... $17.50
12 18 North Main Street,
.0. B.
58 WALL STREET,
(Mms
Funeral Dilectors and Embaimct‘s.
' optlcian.
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.
PHONE 438. ‘ NORWALK. g
1 1 satistlcd that-the death-oi" SteWm't
$18.00 DRE SER. ...... ..... l.$14.00
$1400 DRE 053” “$11.00.
$12.50 DRESSER ............. 89.00
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1 South Norwaik, Conn.
219111911.
Don’t Wait for CHANCE or FATE to Win SUCCESS
Enter
Merrill Business College
FEBRUARY 1.1909
and Learn How to EARN it.
South Norwalk.
Stamford. -
Day and Night Sessions.
PortCheiier. '
‘ 1
Eieétric Labor Savers
Electric Pcrcoiators, Chafing
)
Dishes, Small Stoves. Water
Heaters, Broilers, Ovens. Luminous Radiators, ctc. Pocket Flash-
lights and Electrically Drivc‘n Toys.
A large assortrncnt of Elec-
tric Portable Table Lamps and Domes.
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TELEPHONE 35-4.
Kl RIRIR 00.
36 WASHINGTON STREET
...1...._........
What" 9 New 1n Voting?
No better place in the city to kceppostcd with i‘ushlon‘s Veil vagaries
than here at tho. Velllug section.
attempted is now ready.
The most extensive collection we have ever
The new Sen-Sen Veil seems much in favor this
sea‘son. Probably so named for its dsiniily, Square shupeddots, so dottly
mshloned after the confection of that name.
It is very pretty and dressy.
and becoming to everyone Biack,whit.11 navy. green brown, cutuwbs. wis-
terlu, old rose and all the popular shades.
N. E. RYAN 8: 00..
86 Washington Street.
1 South Norwhlk.
CAN’T LIE
OIJR GOODYEAR. ‘WE‘IJT SHOES
ANS HONEST ‘ALL' THROUGH.
1.0001871997111111: ‘
Fruitful AppGal to Bridgeport Men by
Priost.
" BRIDGEPORT.F11I1,23.-—As the re
suit of an app 0 his congregation to
practice sell do i during Lent which
begins tomorrow. Rev. James V. Hus-
sion, or St Uhnrles‘ R. 0 church has
uorked wonders ih‘ his parish and it is
estimated that 1.000 men will abstain
iron: their- cumionsl glass of beer
during the beaten 11699116 'At 111'. ser-
yicc -.Sundoy.' Father Hassles talked
plainly and? forcefully 0711' the dues-
tiou. He said that he did not believe
that there was more drinking among
the members .ot‘ 'hls .=eongrcgation
than any other. but he urged them to
intake the resolve themselves. without
any pledge. and show themselves to
be strong—minded men. He said that
blessings would surely follow the sac-
rifice and that it would please him
mightily it they would not an. his sug-
section.
:i‘niober Hessian simply made his’
pleuras a request and “from the ex
pressipns of opinion following the
morning masses it is estimated that
rally 1. 000 men will do as he asked:
REGENT ARRIVAL OF VEBGELS.
FSIASCONSET. Feb 23 ”$57!. Kaiser
11311.91... IL, Bremen for. New York. and
Vader-loud. Antwerp for New York.
were both reported by wireless today
both will probably dock 1st 82 30 n in.
tomorrow. 1
.50 Is 0'” sale
It Is cn Honest Reduction
SHOES
AT A SACRIFICE
FLYN N 6. RYAN
90 Washington Street
‘SMokeo o'ii‘c’AR. " ‘ ‘
Two Men Arrested, But: Police Would
Not Hold Them.‘
“1.1111121712111111 11.1. ‘23‘ 41111 inttn'
the Waterbury police. when two work-
schooi 111 Missionary we're touch into
brouuut to headquarters in this city on
the charge 07- stacking on a trolleyrca'r.
and thosituntion arose whether or not,
in the nreanlngot the statutes, it is an
unlawful 1161.16 smoke on a- Scar; Sett-
gemit Pagan; 111.1) 11.. 1 on the desk
when the:- men“ Were brought inade-
Banuon railed to hold them: Superin-
ei With all concerned.- {The man soon
afterwards ion. the station. No‘ names
wcrc.isken 101' .1recoudsn made: ..The
workmen' ure‘indlgannt over the affair;
At‘ the cities? oi-the1‘8’i’cstoversohoul .»it
was-said over the-1teisphone that then-
of the trolley company; when asked
about the «use, said he wus investi-
31111113.: . .
111.161.1111.. meme unkuoum
on her way. ‘ .‘ ‘111
s"
eating question was testcrdu/y put to
men employed at the new Westo‘ve'r
custody by a trendy co:- fable. 111111 11'
aimed to look them up.- and contain .
teliiient Bench arrived Inter. andi taili-
blo may follow. Superintendent Wales
BRITISH BATTLESHIP AGROUND.
wDOVIsIR..z- 19111:. 11'-ch..- 83.».«1911Bnitish
went
aground on Goodma- Sands at. 5 o' ’cicclt
is morning in a for; A wireless cull
assistant 1-v11111 at once sent out. but
store the tugs could reach the spot
the vessel had reiloutcd and proceeded
“11:RH|IRREN ARR Sill
Alter Buichering Family Maniacfi
‘ Slaughters Cattle. Sets Fire to
llome and Then Suicides
11611110111 117111. I1cb .1—1111111111
out the tinoats of his four chlldren,a
from 5 to’ 15 years,
hatchet" s imile. '
After killing his children
went to the. b:1.'rn and stabbed several
horses cons, calves and pigs and kill-
ed a cat.
today.
' sharp knife across his own throat.
to the scene. They found Hanson hang
his thi'.oat lie was pulled out of the
The bodies of the murdered children
were cremated. but; neighbors succeed-
ed in extricating Hanson's body from
the flames bei‘otc they reached it.
Hanoo Was a widower with live chil-
dren
~Reguiutes the bowels, promotes
easy. natural movements. cures con-
stipstl0n~Doun's Reguiets. Ask your
drugglst for them. 25 cents a box.
Rosmsou's DEATH ACCIDENTAL.
CA MBRII'KlE. bliiss.,‘li‘el). 23.-——'I4‘ttliy
‘ Douglas Robinson. the young Harvard
student, son otilouglus Robinsonpoi‘
New York. and nephew of President
ltoosuvclt. who fail out‘otu dormitory
window Saturday 11ight.-wu4s acciden-
tal. the state. city and college authori-
ties announued'thut their. investigations
had been completed. Medical Exam-
iner William I). Swan stated that he
would not ask for an inquest: Dean
Ilurlhurt stated today that the young
men who had been with young Doug-
las during the evening had been ques-
tioned and the college omcials were
unanimously of the same opinion as
the civil authorities
Delirious Spectator~"ip ~—- innipw
(mm-rye!"
Inquisitive Spectator-“Vi'ho is pass-
ing. pray ‘l"
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norl tine—ipwtvaO ryei"—-The
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Four Cylinder, Model 30
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cannot be equalled by any other
»
car selling for $2,000. I
Have a demonstration before 1’
buying and learn for yourself;
17‘: E Lookwood':
8. Company
. 39 WALL STEET. NORWALK. .
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TIME TA‘BLE.‘
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In Effect October 4, 1998.
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SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. iii—12:58i, 5: 07x. 6:41x,ti:"1'1
17:48:. 0: 54!, ‘7: 46x. 8: 11x. 9. 06x
9. 3011. 9' 54, 10:28:. 10:523. 11:29.11.
P. -.M--‘l2:blx, 1:05,1:1118x. 950x
3: 27, 5708:, 5' 37. 5: 5011. 6. 4i), 6: 501
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NEW 1961116 c e UTH NoR‘vVALK.
A‘. M41219 ,st 5:315. 163,45
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P.- M.:—-12 0911. 1121. 2.119. 9:11-11.
3:21:11, 4121,6112. 6: 123:, 6: 33. 7: 10:,
9:161. 9: 30. 11:18.
Sunday's
A. M.--12: 09X, 1' '16:, 111572..
9: 12, 10:2“. 11:1211.
P. M.-‘-‘6:98. 7110:. 8:2“, 9:431.
SOUTH NORWALK T0 DANBURY.
A‘. M. ---1: 2011, 0. 20. 9: 85.9:69'11'.
PM-125 440x 6111.718 .1
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DANBURY «TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. ‘M.¥-“-5._5l'1‘,7'35. 8‘ '18, 10:10:
117 60. 1
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11111111 1111': 1111111
11111111611 a farmer living near Strum. '
boy and three glris‘whose ages range I
with a"
1 -
llunson .1. .
lie then poured Paris grecn' ‘
in the hog trough. Then having poured: ‘
kerosene about the house. and burn and} .
1 not tire to the‘ buildings, it drew 11'. "
The coniiagrntion brought neighbors -
log out at a window through the glass 5.
. of which he had fallen utte1 cutting -"
'grouse. December 1. 1908‘. to October
E HS, 1912.
'i'or quail. woodcock and partridge or
'tor quail. December 1. 1908. to Septem-
' ural 'grdw't
'§_\1\1'}“
' i
92 sthingtbn Street South 1116111111111
Wednesday We "will sell~l§h€etdrtains and Cur-
thin Materials at the followmg Cut Prices:
CURTAINS
REGULAR
'REGULAR
REGULAR
REGULAR
REGULAR
, burning building, but he died In a few _
- ‘ minutes without saying a word. ‘
PIERIY RI'BIIIR
RR RAM RIRRS
Closed SeaSons ol Varying Lengths—
New Laws Planned lor Land and
Water Fowl Both
Over two dozen dinerent bills are
before the fish and game committee
at the Legislature, changing in one
way or another the laws on game
birds. 'l‘hoy relate to quell, woodcock.
partridge or ruffed grouse, Mongolian,
Chinese-and English pheasants, l-iun-
'gurlan 1111111111969, wild dbck‘. geese.
brunt. swans, and woodduck or sum-
mer duck. The bills, in full or sum-
ciently in full to show their import,
are as follows:
Game Birds.
House bill ilT—Making close season
grouse. Mongolian. Chinese and Eng-
.1311 pheasants. December 15 to Octo-
her 15. both incldslve. '
liouse bill 4171~Mukiug close sea-
to October 2'0. both inclusive.
llousc bill 276~Makiug close sea-
son for above from October 11. 1909.
to September 20. 1912. both inclusive.
House bill 286-Making close sea-
llouse bill EAT—Making it unlawful
to- kill any birds above named and
ems—WEDNESDAY.
$1.49—-WEDNE3DAY.
11.25-11.611asm.
Z9c~WE1DNE8DAY1
sec—.wsoussoAv.
CURTAIN MATERIAL
REGULAR 25c YD.——-_W_':.1‘JNESD/‘.Y ...... ‘ .............. 200 YAR'DR
tor quail, woodeock, partridge or ruffed"
son for above-named birds. January 1 ’
1.1111701- ohove from November 16 to
September 30. both inclusive. -
char ‘1. 1912 except on Fridays and
1 09 each year.
for quail. woedcock, partridge or ruffed
House bill 413—-Maklng close season
inclusive. -
House bill 82—Making close season
ruffed
15, hot
rouse October 16 to Nov ember
inclusive
Quail.
House bil {lilo-Making close season
her 30. 1911. both inclusive.
House bill Riv—Close season for quail
August 1. 1909. to September 1. 1914.
Fine of $10. thirty days in jail. or both.
’ Senate bill tit—Limitingnumber oi
quail to be killed at live a day and
thirty-six a your.
Hungarian Partridges.
Senate bill 49~Closc season for Hun-
garian partridge or any other bird not
now protected by law. and hereafter
liberatt‘d by the fish and game com-
1.1911. 1
Woodcock.
House bill “ls—Limiting number of
five 6 day and thirtv- six 11 year.
woodcock in possession or any One per-
son in any one day' to ten.
Wild‘ Duck, Geese. Etc.
shall be February-15 to September 12.
both inclusive. They shall not be
tak9n except with gun fired at arm’s
length without rest.- nor except on
Th11rsdny.i«‘rid:1vs and Saturdays Pen-
alty. $5 to 915 line for each: bird or
its place and in client extending- the
open season and lesseulngdhoiinoior
violations.- which ;~w1asy from $10 3.01-8.50.
..gliouss blii 6211—1313118 close. season [or
1113111001118. (991 shall be born May 1
to August. ..both inciutiveo. :
from out quenched othsi'wiso than
1111151! t
then titty.- or train theisbore or net-
grass 01' Huags‘ .
House bill 81—11mm closoisdason for
web-rooted mild fowl shhllll'te' April
1 to October 81. both inclusive.
shall not be. takenrexccpt-with a gun
tired "911811111161 length 11111116116 rest.
They shall no
propelled ‘otherwise than by h d; or
from my hosting device used- to con
feet- tram ‘thc'i shore 0r 3' nattir'iitl
growth of gross or flag11T'hey
not be taken in the night season iii
an hour utter sunset until on 116111-
hetero sunrise. Wild fowl taken in
violation or the law shall not» 1111
brought ashore. sold~ o‘r -pohsessed.
Chapter” 7" 1111: the Acts of 1907.19
repealedt
House bill “Manitoulin? chapter 8.
acts 61190711111161 Which the open
season tor shooting 1111131311 in Niantic
Bay or the waters adjacent thereto,
Buhdsys—o'I-r £171 11.1111: 9 9“ 7: 89:
D1711- 1
H. b ....1... ..1..
1'
mum-00b O
also Hungarian partridges bet’ore Oo‘
Saturdny from October .1 to December 1
House bill 78-Making close lesson '
for quail. uoodcock. pntridge or railed .
. '.',mu'se November 16 to October 1, both 1
missioners. January I. 1009, to October ‘
wobdcock killed by any one person to 11
part of bi.rd Chapter 72 of the acts ‘
of 1907 is repealed the above taking ‘_
Seamtn-lilll113—«1Wild 'ducks. geese. .1 '
brant'd 11‘ wins sb'ail notxb's tired 111 -
byvhanth or1- tram any pleating device '
conceal the hunter; 1if more ‘
They-
. a tired ut‘Yrom 11 boat .
cool the hunter. it more than titty '
11
the residents '10: 191161 ~=Lynie~muy-‘-hunt ‘
..................... 61.49 PAIR I
........ ‘------...--..$‘ll24 PAIR
..................... ' 98¢ PlAllél ‘
............... 85c PAIR
559. PAIR
..... ....11..........
«Wm-:1
. REGULAR 21¢ Vim-«WEDNESDAY ...'.‘L"....[4.313.172 1111139 1.
- REGULAR 13c vo.——_w1=.chso‘AY.
.......... ........100 VARo,§
...m.-. ”...1....—
1l1111 same. at any hour of the day-or
night.
House bill 281~—ln the open season
for shooting ducks in Niantlc Bay or
waters adjacent thereto, the residents
01‘ East Lyme “and Waterford”. may
hunt or shoot the same at any hour of
the day or night.
House bill 279—-Prohibiting sale of
wild duck geese, brunt or swans.
1 House bill 277—Maltin'g‘ close season
for wild ducks. gc11sc.brant and
swans inbruary 1 to August 1, both
Inclusive
Shore Birds.
House bill iii—Making close season
for shore birds, etc.. January 1 to July
:31. both inclusive.
Wood-duck.
House bill WEI—Making a closc‘lea-
son for woodduclt iron] April 1, “1909,
to August 31.1919
House bill 545-Making It unlawful
at any time to hunt. capture. wound or 1
kill a. Wood or summer duck. Fine or ‘
$110. ‘
"You have done your best to enl'drce
the blue laws?" said one otllcial. ’
"ch." answered the other; “but the
gelled 11 are color 1.blind "—-Wsshing1ton
tar ' .
Spring
Woolcns,
are now in stock and.
ready to be turned into
Stylish Spring Suits as soon '
as your order" 1:. recs 1911—-
$25 0010 $5000
' Everything for events
wear—Shuts, Collars Ties, .
1.)
Ci'oves.
Joseph D313
Tailor, Clothier, l'iatt'or, Fur-
nichor '
-' Trunks ind L‘o‘hthcr 900d
85"Walhln‘gton fire
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Senate bill 176~Limiting number at -
House bill 54124-Tbc close season for ‘ R
1 wild- duck. geese brant and swans
silk. orcfiton—lf youlfs 1.1 -
tw‘lll make a clean _1
cut the full length of the blade
“chewing" or‘ ‘pinch
dose a pair 6 11
Working tool ‘ ‘
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Eudora, 13m“: room or
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1‘ 080th have loll line 971’ '
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‘nbt find them satisfactory
in every way and the very
best: you ever purchased,
you can return same to
our store and we will
cheer'fully refund the full
amount you paid.
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