Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 13, 1909 · page 6

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trio Cable 00.. in FIREPROOF. Waterproof.
”OF; and cannot. Mmoved Iave by wear. It

pitting and Icahn; tasks. It will waterproof con-

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lion. limits. copper. etc. It
1. disc fronts, stlt‘ani pipes. etc.
«rand, turner. and‘ iI the only

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‘ bottoms. under boilers.

‘3‘? is One 09““ wonder! 0‘ that the opposite was the mic. today 3:5: grxioogetustguits 233, $2,333.. The correspondence began on July Silky AnatoiiInI, average size 3.6 x 2.6 ..$ 9.00
,1: , after conducting 8| 06208 of invgilsi“; leflnm upon the muscles. kidneys 1‘ ”1906 ”he" Acting Secretary :1 But“ "at .MW ”In“ size" 5.0 x 3.6 ........... 18.00
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. NMIIAN PARTRIDOES.

Their Flotation am Back (a
’3 domain».
.ii'gotoctlon of tin;
r. two; years, which

was hitroduced into the general assent
, Senator Charles s. Peck, and
as reported on unfavorably by

mi toe on huh and game, has
' ted to the committee,
' ' «will be held W‘ed-
” unfavorable report ms

rm . . it all over the

l’. in Dunhtuy.
, a. great deal or inter
wagon 02- game. Seuss
tative gilbur l“.
11m . and eprea‘eu
’ 1' vii y” “will! Bethol. have
M. “petal 1y active in this matter.

 
 
 
 

 

17.-NEW AUTOMOBILE OWNERS.
F0llowiuz is a partial list of the
owners of new automobiles in The
Norwulks and near in towns this sea-
. 1"-
“FL; LE. Beers Darlen, Pope runabout;
R. L. liohannun. Columbia; R. L.
Chamberlain Greenwich Pope; is n.
Hot'chkiss South N iwalk. Pope; Mrs.
.F M Jones Noroto Columbia: .1. H.
denkins. oton, Pope; Miss Mc-
Cready. Westport. Columbia; W. in
Searlcs. Dal-lea, Pope; Andrew 'l‘ay-
lor limit-n, Columbia; 1; W. Wilson.
Norotou. Pope; Steve Hoyt New Ca
mun. Column i"- Fault» sin-white,
810“th wulk. Columbia

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WORN NIL! In? WWII ‘“
II WIMin 0 I 1'th Know lIttIr ‘
~ In Gallon- n m Value oi Ham.

. OSTON. Avril laJv—‘lt is the Inc:
Ind alibi) and once worker and
not the colic» bred girl who makes
the ideal wile." sold in» Mary E.
Whittier. dre'aident oi the Mount Holy

oit‘c Collage for girl I
,lllisa Woolley boson her statement.
on t is alleged tact that through their

 

which are. largely unknown among the
unwed girls who have no occasion in
duration a longing for a homo or their
own.

the declares that the woman viho
works is much more Inxious to be mar-
ma than her stay at home sisters. and
that; while formerly she was convinced

certain Myond a shadow of doubt that
the independent girl who goes to her
shop or oiiicc every day is more sin
core in her love of a home than the
college git-.l who lacks the experience
of and contact with the real conditions
of lite

. Not ouh that, but Miss Wooliey is
equally certain that thogiri bread win-
ner also makes the better wife, and
the best interests of the future geuer
ationa, she asserts, lie not in the num
her but‘ in the quality of the mar-
riages contracted.

SUBS TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

BRISTOL. April 13.—~Mlss Alice
Bartholomow, ‘admlnistralrix oi the es-
late of Joseph P. Bartholomew, has
brought action against Bristol and the
Western Union Telegraph Company
jointly to recover times to the ex-
tent of $5.000 fur the death of Bar-
tholomew, which occurred several
‘months ago. Bartholomew was driving
a carriage through one of the streets
0! Bristol when a hanging guy wiro
became entangled in the wheels of the
carriage. causing that vehicle to be
overturned and inflicting injuries on
Bartholomew which caused his death
later.

FINEDAFOR DISTURBANCE ON
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‘ it is understood in int-.t that the busi-

 
 

 

'th uric-0 Treatment Exptiis the
‘ Poison irom the Blood

'l‘hmw sharp. shooting pains through

 

spring and grip tightly the musclos
controlling the heart's anion. lioni
neglect these warnings You must nou-
nalize and drivo these dangerous pols
one iron the ‘system. or sooner or lat-
or they will ovomoms you.

The only true way to cure Rheum

deposits in the muscles. forces the kid-
neyq to perform those duties for which
they. were designed Ind neutralise: tits
held within the blood.

mid-0 is a liquid token internally.
3 times. daily, and does not contain any
morphine, opiu'tn or other socaliod

“pain doudnora'." chlatioa Muscular,
inflammatory and Articuisr Rhea-ma-
tlsnr all yield readily to Uric-O.

it sells for 750 and $1. 00 the bottle
or you can obtain a trial bottle tree by
writing to The Smith Drug Co..166
Smith Bldg. Syracuse, N. Y.

Urio-o is sold and personally reconn-
mcnded by Edward W. Kelley.

mane-rel: Ionuso FACTORY.

E. H. Hotonkiss and W. t“, Jossuo.
‘who were. recalled from their trip to
Florida. on account of the fire which
destroyed in large part the E. ii
llotchltlss Company's plant in Hoyt
street, Good Friday. have arrived in
town and yssisrduy they looked the
ruins prey. The fire loss has not yet
been adjusted by the insurance com-
panics but it is expected that as soon
as this is done. the plant will be re-
built. At the time of the fire the con»
pauy was doing a liourlshiug business.

 

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VINO MD W concur"

Diplomatic ComIpondence awarding
Marriage of twist: Nobimsn
o to In Amateur Girl.

WASliiNtl’l‘ON. April 13.——Much
speculation has arisen over the ldentl-t
ty of the parties concrrncd in a diplo-
matic correspondence between the
American and ltaiian governments in

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that the. young woman was the daugh-
ter of In American of unquestioned
standing in. the community and the
ltaiiun was a nobleman no other clues
are giro Is to the identity 01 the Dor-
tios. Nothing is included to
what success the government had in

ltulian embassy in this city. asking for

on marriages

"The department has been asked
by an American whose daughter is
nbout to marry an lisiian nobleman,“
wrote Mr Bacon. “as to the legal 6!
loci of the certification by an italian
consular agent in the United States 0!
an American marriage, and whether
or not the marriage no testified is in
all respects exactly equivalent accord
ing to italian law to a marriage ccle
bratcd in ltaIy. "

The reply was to the effect that the

twccn nu ltalian subject and an Aincrl.
can citizen is absolutely valid in lialy,
provided the “toms" and local law
have been compiled with. The depart
ment use informed that the laws of
Italy undo no distinction between no
blomon and the common people in the
right of marriage in a. foreign jurlsdlc
tlon ‘Thc right of entail has been
abolished and nobility titles confer
no privilege." continued the reply.
"not even that. 0! precedence at court
or at any public function. Titles of
nobility am noverthclens still recog-
nized and a non»nobiowoman who mar-
ries a nobleman has the right to beat
her husband's title."

 

 

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a statement concerning the ltalian law ‘

marriage soletnnizod in America. be-I

 

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Roosevelt and lunch Nwsplper Man
DiIIgreI Over lr .Irvisw

PARIS April 1.0 ~~Theodore Rouse
wit and a correspondent of Le Journal
are engaged in I controversy regard
ing the veracity of the correspondent
Le Journal sent its representative to? *
Naples to see Mr Rodseveit and Inb-
soquontly the paper published a inn;
intentew with the tot-men president
of the United States. which was wilde-
Upon arriving at Port Silt!
last Friday Mir. Roosevelt sent I cable:
grain to Paris Inning that be bad' girl-
This wall pub
lished. together with the assertion ot
the cotrespondent that he talked halt
inn hour uith Mr. Roosevelt and that
[the text of the interview as given was

ly copied.

on no such interview

strictly accurate

swim lineal roots from corrosion and it corrosion has activity and earnestness all! {"9“ tho client mound the region 0: the “9‘ ‘9 Wm “NW “NW “Millage in Now‘ work visit us. We’ aim ntisfactorily answiir nae.- sa 05(5)an
. ~ ~ winners develops 9'9"" 0" “med” hIIrt mean that poisonous uric and ’3‘" ““5 correspondents "‘5 pub- turn botwomfludm
will with ind present: 1119 roof. and the proper appreciation of a home rheumatic acid are them mm”, ‘0 ilshod iodtu. but i'uither than stating

For hating utility, for Inquisito elegance of donation. for I con-
stant and appoint-l rlntI r'Im ln'dIr at your “best wishes," nothing Iur

ORIENTAL RUQ

W000 you want in Ice run-twosome information about rugs and
to purchase rugI visit . .
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WHO is TELLING rue—r'nurm

 

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New York
1 - A woman-rm-

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BAR PRESiDENT RESlGNs

NEW HAVEN. April 13 ~40le Wil-
llsm H. Williams formerly State At
tomey Willisuie, yesterday sent in his
resignation as president or the New
Hutton annuity bar; "The misnntioti
writs", tent. to {only 3. Fowler. secretary
0' tie bur. -- 7-

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Mm” (lime

to catch the eye oi tho dross-
fastidious. The atom Nunavut
- in the interest (or the man who
makes it a.point....to be welt

warp in I'tii'i “10 8901181119“, ill CHILD 'FATALLY BURNED. OLLBY. puny. 0" fin; — Tm; deal“ coming to m; 0Y8 of dressed. The coatlleltflmwl
:M" elicits. gill Miizgdffl 3:: 301::- DANIELBUN AIL?" 13 ~Whlle Dim. BRISTOL. April l3.~Chlll‘Kt‘d Willi . -.» -— M“. 1 iii W Mi; Roosevelt at 8118!. he mm named. . that, DUNE CM hw axe not more
$3A§mr a: ram! a 115W t0 ”'9 mg with matches the two year old having (’Tmfifiil a disturbance on n "A'LROAD VICT'M 'DENTlFIED. m“ - PI'iS reiterating his (163131. and chap‘ becoming man. Wm be the
I‘M“)!!! lil' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kol suburban train-Sunday cvcuiug. Dani NEW LONDOV April 13.~«1hc man a, uctcrizing the interview as um 1W: clothes oi tile man who is garb-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

tits use some birds“. I chance to be

partrl there been roles-ad
‘b'lénte... It half of them should

lasso has fatally burned here. ycster

hér clothes. No further damage re

cnick Snutoro and Carmine Orion were

who recalled total injuries at rlpuryald

 

(muted had boon quite fred’ut-ut of late
on the suburban tulips

 

suited irom the flames.

] the schooner Laura til ilunt.

White of Providcnrc etcudi’d or

 

 

 

Harrison. burned over sowmi hundred
ucrcs here yesterday.

dent fabrication without I particle of

Tito conespoudeut has teplied with ,
in no“ affirmation of the truth of the

 

ed this spring in our styles

occlitnated in the 11“ country. day_ The child was yen alone for .. lined 8‘10 and costs each by Judge \in- street crossing Saturday afternoon by pLamrIst woop ON 3.130

. .. . . . . , . . . FIRE. .i'und tion.‘ lie til t n

Iooustomed msimse‘cwgmgun- “w minutes. and getting hold of some lone in the police count ynatrrdm bring hit in a Show Linc express PLMNFIELD My," 1 .—A “00.13 m. ssw the confipfldem of“ 14:an9“; irrtfliihm “It” to “man.
bout. tour thousand pars 0 li “$5.98...”ng them, setups tire to Such disturbances the court was in- train nus identified today an Morgan lire guy-ting on land owned by C A ""1 ‘

' [idiom You Seen

luncheon there would not be
bird“ fiWIfioi‘isinen reckon.
hunter as there are over
. é thousand hunters in the
The sportsmen believe that

:31! soother season for breeding they
“ limivid‘e SW1. $110011 as

legislative committee appoint-
ed Till? the voottsni'e‘n oi barium-y and
vi’clitit, odnsisting of E H. Bailey.
‘Jobn .Perkins and Sidney Wilkins
who have been at Hartford at several
gains. biii hearings. says that all the
sportsmen they have come in con-
tact with favor protecting these game
birds at least one year.

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, HEAVY Losses.

EntIiivti by Recent For"! Picni—
” warning Issued.

in the forest lire which burned in
will} this called out Woods. during last
Wedfisday: and“ Thursday. Contractor
. Petting M01300! Danb‘uty. lost
‘ ulhétthnines cmloi oi.ivood w hich had
been piled ready tor delivery. The tire
ennui) heavy losses to others as well
. as my McDonald Fire Warden Manson
was called to light another tire Satur-
day- {that the residence of George Vou
5V k0000rg. iii Elmwood. but this was
1.0“, deficits than the previous one.
, This morning Mr. Mssaou has been
posting new signs regarding the start
o: torost tires. Some of these no
tlceattwhich hambreoionsiy béen post. .
' on; more been to down For an act or

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

interilew. and declares that he is pre-
pared to bring turthcr proof or his
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'f‘ The new Shirts?

3 .There are new styles. new psi.-
. town. new colors, new umber-
‘ his—vs variety of choice that
I max; are Very seldom tutored
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wAccidcnis will happen but the
best-regulated families keep Dr. Thom-
as' Eoleotrlc Oil for such outergencic's.
It subducs the pain and boots the
hurts. ~ - »-
. Stars, $1.50 and 02.00.
3‘ Earl Imam-onset 'F

JosephaDavis

Tailor. Clothlcr. ”Hatter.
' minim Ind hm grim
i 85 Washington m

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BASEBALL SEASON OPENS.

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American League Stars the 1909 Bali
NoiiingThlI Afternoon.

\\‘A8HINGTON, April 12.—-llrlght~
skies and moderate temperature prom-
too to provide the ideal baseball wreath»
cr cdscntial to make the opnlng oi the
major league season at American
League Pork in thin city till-rattan” .
a success The New: York and- “lull
ington clubs are scheduisd. Loo begin
hr re today aseriesoi harm: w‘

Valter Johnson. the Washingtons'
stat pitcher, is suflerinc front the st-
facts of a sovem,.ooid Md will not
mount the slab today. "Filo-absence of
McBride. the Washington shortstopi ~
who ,is-uot. urethud Milan; the club's :
speedy center lluider..who intuitions
d sprained ankle. will necessitate a
temporary. lineup

On the other hand. the New Yorke i

support $125.00 liaison
Flu" UEBTIHU‘TE haw been even more uniortuuatei bow
lug deprived temporarily attire set

' g‘ ‘ h, . Hood of their premier first limit)

AiiiiwiiiIEil $1 000 mill“ or innitloun PRIZES "“‘°

Augusta Gs., pest. house item a case
of smallpox Then again. practically
A bountiful Bowen plan. will to Ilv'nn in. to tho person undid. tho but lino to on lot. the Lint l in:
the coupon bolow, in laconilnoo svltk its conditions. Othor good lingo will its amenitnlnlom :ivown s.w~."€m'.':c:::;".ifi

every man on the. team is favoring his '
sinister arm. upon which the trunnion
Nothing (”01.30" your “Imus: only. . . , ., -
' THE “E‘so The Bullshit Davis Piano 00. (established 1839) one oi the oldest and strongest. and basil houses in the world.
I have agreed to Illow in this large spproprir‘tion tor advertisipg gird yrs” “tepid,” give it directly to piIno

 

 

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SE00” PRIZE

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it kind. there is a severe penalty

’ . Th5 new notices: lions other mien.
forbid the kindling of nvflre “even on
use- on woodland. unless all combus-
oltierial for the space of twenty
(not. its been removed. Fires which
- hive been lighted shall not be leti on»
t,“ it illl'ixulsitedi special wording is
' all hunters and smokers. .

Font starting a tire which shall do _
'nge. a penalty of not more
thin 600 or imprisonment for six
‘ or both. may be given. —Dau-

t. “ti-31.“: i-.‘ i... l. '5 .932 :ii'
COMPLETE. iN EVERY DETAIL.
We havI all the NEW LEATHERS

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During the; spring every one would 5
be benefitted by takinx Eoie'y’ o Kidney
Remedy. It furnishes a ueedb'd tonic ‘
to the kidneys after the extra strain '
of winter, and it purities the blood
by stimulating the kidneys. and ends- -
ing them to illuminate the impurities ‘-
i’rom it. Foley’s Kidney Remedy im-
parts new lite and vigor. Pleasant to
take Bridge Pharmacy and F. H Bolt“
61'

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point‘ has leit its irritating mm
bny'ors through this tree Limerick contest.

. . You have the Same Opportunity II Anyone EiIe to Win

, A little thought; I new line. «a you my win the Piano or one oi the other prises. In home holds no i
is the event. of I lifetime. We have proved beyond question that. the general, publicity we toggling): b gins oft-kilns ngnostrnd 2311:?
. Ito prices berm-s the piibiid more than rep'IyI the large expenditure. This is but. natural as we reach only home: interested in PiIno buy-
ing instead oi(II in general advertising) thousands of poopic who am notilniierosted. We also‘wish to use the best Limerick for advertising
purposes. SOME ONE WILL GET A BEAUTIFUL PIANO ABSOLUTELY FREE JUST FOR WRITING A LINE or one oi the other
valuable prises. Elliot. at Davis. Kimball, Conway. Bowen, and other photos are sold here on the One Price system and every one the best
. ' for the price.” . You are sure to and incubus Piano you ,want.
“I: "meme; on of the ladle: will be In). All prim w
duan' nsmu will be Inuounesd

prise-A lne newpi'n vilned It. will. with: prizc— corti-
it t
:1qu organ. '1‘ "Euro? marl-s will be when n
Hora is I “sampl- World; showing on compiItIdt
Said a musician of turn "I' Ind our

m” ”1““! at 4. each
on Montserrat in m but w
“1:1: thoII midi-43$ is. (our any but gum. “ mg.“ iefortl less
WU ”Davin I: without an! Door. _
‘ new" in I find
am tin right kind,

m—mfilthfi $7.000 has
In Edition to thaw firms the Company
. r» And «but? morn. it grows hotter «In your. .
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nit. norm aunts.

ind; tutor. 89m»
db and Bruins.

_ WONT; April 13. ——Sumuel
. . armist and choirmaster of St
Foil Egificopal Church. lies at his

‘ I “.3 watts! avenue: seriously

,niion st‘tiie head or a-
sin! ‘ sunday morning. in the
the congregation was
commencement of the
s. -The ‘router, Rev.
Kenyon. who- 1’35“
stdrte‘d to descendw it‘- ight of

1' ' as nyns we titht‘rdlstinotlon
.‘ deal it my fifler‘Viéfirxi.

CHAPLAIN JOYCE DINOUNGES.
$£ Bfl‘to with .1. 00‘. $6.; $6 8;."
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In a. Philippic deiiyered to members
oi the Fourteenth United States Cow
ally Ciuphsin Francis P Joyous dour e
pounced the morals existing: in than». 2
army snd:.cnii.ed. for legislative action; v‘ - “
by the. notional government trunking» f
religious: iiun'uctionu ., compulsory ,
among soldiors. Ind. iixins- more nouns- ..
whereby credit for attendance :0: db:
vino met-vice would be given. t- The sons;
. mom has created a great sensation

among soldiers at Fort wslanailui,
Chaplain Joyce charged that with-no
regulations, to-.iorce the soldiers. to
attend divine service. atheism scepti-
cism and Wflcilni mnlhtthroughb‘ ‘
out the armband nioc't‘ w W. ; , .

, . ARMY nouns
WALLA WALLA Wash. April is:—
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Distiller!!!

flunk" will be chosen who ytrill allot the winner.
Ind tithe «iii. laws

 
 
 

 

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In: & Dull. convoy
nine in our mums It mum rItIil price. Time .
rtitioniu cannot be applied on In} pun-clan rebuttal-do previous . w
Win martin Ipplioil gnome! one piano. { . .3

lint
“than. it'k
ii. i- ' y ' V'
The hither-id shown on non on but" needs on. more this. Fill thin- out. ..'.t‘biI last. line. about“

3‘“th G001 D'TIONS rhyme with the first two. Base to anyone on cos of the corn y or manhoturm.

Only one answer allowed from “one taint! Write plaini and send incogi n no new
will be scouted unless this is done. The gut. answer will go awarded am. a; 0&3. in :hcmfnugsa wt ‘33; ~31».th onward. long--

be in this 0 on on or betoroApr-il 17. 1900.
“WEST GLOSES ”till. 17, 1900.

Hero is n grail list. of words that rhyme for the verse below: inquest. attest,
Induced may» loll "t or not to Cont“! “Minx-nor:

"ii’ .yi

f ”ii-ii'adlllac
' Four (Mada; Model 30.

3142‘s

delivered [in Norwalk.
cannot be annulled by In: other I

,car sellinl tor $3.000
‘ ano a «momma aurora

buyins and mill W MW”

4 do“ d (i use u. d
II are undo . s an
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inquest, lost. It. refit. beet. nestivost, artist. srreIt. burlesque, etc.

coupon

Fill out last line oi Verse below. IiIn Inmr cautions and aim Name and AddrIII.

"'ruI must I. DIvII piano II but.
it is tar IupIrlor to III the «It. ' '
told I tuobor wall known
' AI I (in. love. oi tom.

M

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GIRL RWERBBD MAN'3cATTIRi.

 

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BRlSTOIA. A ril lit—Recently
fithrough. codtpldin on the part oil’- -
neighhowdthcro was brought to the '. ‘7.
attention of Deputy Sherill A. L‘.
Morse, who is also agent to) the Con-
necticut Humane Society. the fact that
Annie, the. Sevdn‘toeniytait-old dunno
tor of Adjust Mixed ngrth. of 3111‘!th—
ton, was working in mn's at (tire in
company With hQi‘ father» upon 1‘ hi

farm and upon the highway. when till:
.119. or had a small contract on the
his way v The opinion oi the notch». -
born was that her father had forced :

ohm». to do so. On investigation, the
deputy slicriit tound. it is stated that
tho girl was so working oi’ her own yo.
litiou and llooausoiaho preferred out-
door work mid life to avocado duller.

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HAHN clip MAKsns'
STRIKE.

HAVEN. April 13.—-CI mak-
Wild, in sl 1 gingham ‘s‘ on in

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M' or, hint “halibut: (or one shall“ on ItItId above.) to thin oflioo on or inon April 17. 1900. '
”Hamil. herewith m Historian and ms to IbidI by the dIoiIion oi the bulges. ‘ ‘

 

 

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