. _ er With Misconduct
. Result in Unaumly Fracture
oi Superior court Eiiquclie '
'0 of the loudest contested "
I that have been h oil; a
the a! before the sup "r in'ur in
. i . ,yaaterday; when Mrs. Stol-
ll u". of Danbury a lively brilli-
an wmfif becomingly gownad,
" OW" ma ll e
m' if. m; it Miner. ,
“hill.
. Jamaal:
. "I router. 191‘; flotsam!!!)
. . lied. "You are. a liar." and had to
, tilted by the intervention of the
‘ .0 and the torso instruction of
. cularly flattering allegations of
til i e witnesses for her husband.
. ' ly, “l Igoes this (outfit
' II the?!” witb'l,‘
'i
. basket but;
_‘ uptni. and her manner gave no
tiou that she might be a comblu.
.I unwind and Mt. Etna. in torrid-
piaintklggwasmtél‘:
N
Willa he fol
cased
H. as of seaside. io
his wife and brother for a mile.
'« aw them enter a deserted lot. . it
"Int this point that Mrs. Miller do
that her husband was a liar.
J a We. .a tenant in the house
Milly Mi’s. Miller after her sep-
n from? husband. testified
«twat
Miller and saw Gentle
Miller slam“ Miller.
Fred more he. at wrestler of Danbury,
testified‘é‘ mil in it? arr, 1908, he." met.
Georgehil llpru lit 'lrestreét and Wall
asked to‘ go wltir him to the horde- at
Mrs. Arthur Miller to spends few
hours He did so, and Mrs. Iiiiilie'r
entertained them in the kitchen. lattes
George Mil-ten and bins. Miller left the
room. He did not follow them but.
remained in the kitchen where he fell
asleep. it was well on in the night
when he awake, and going to the bed-
roam. he asked George if he was going
homeh Course 29 eplied to him Come
in here' amirfut " He did so. George
did not scheme with him " "
Mrs. “hate denied all these aliega
”W'Wfledl her‘.liligsgibsupd,1I and
a phn. o n rr:y,a
one Managua had become. infat-
noted. At line time. while he was
with the girl, she set upon him with
an umbrélla. , bottling him, but he
cho ed her almost into insenslblllty. '
by, ' she said "he showered pies-
.euts upOn presents rrpon that woriian,
while his own child was going here-
foot‘cd About the street."
Mrs. Miller supported herself by
working as a waitress in the Savoy
Hotel in Danbum.
'dIourt then took an adjournment
until today. ‘
The court room was througod ail
yesterdly morning with many specta-
torg, ‘fik the word had gone forth that
lilo r might do something rash.
and get into trouble’ with the court.
BOOT'ON OPENS BASEBALL 32A-
on’ April 21—le hundreds
, nests, including state a ad
grind the thousan 5110f Iéa
gunners of base all it";
owfiscgrefififl
. 'th .10") .
. Q‘
9..
\
II‘J
0
W019i:
80‘”, in
get the Phil car
5 ed
a...
weld _, . it!
buildillfi..- can tho cor-non
and Pastor at! this.
. the
“will?” Trista
B Im'rear
the .11“
many. .I meal rig
bu ii til it: misfit!
Ire Corn:
that
inhaler all... chasm.
Mfiformatioa are
. Howard J. Curtlss Leaving on i
am, she was fair tb i
g Ihe‘ went. into lira. .
. iman
‘il'nand on April 23,1908 she gave him a
. ll‘ike amount. in all 94. 0'00. On January
ill; 4
by»
, with a 40-foot opening.
. plained by representatives ”of the
gable was $28,000 as
this Oilseed
Postmaster Marigold Slated ior 3"
election as Treasurer oi
' Grand Lodge
s e
.f- 'i'iiomw owner
if mad master
“Order of Odd FelioWs at‘the annual
my. will be elect-
.or seven Hartford looms have
i
asios will he notable out Foot
HM armory. nity Hall and the
artford opera house have beeh err
gaged for the festivities.
' To Hellcat Marigold.
0n tho,evening of May 18. a team
from the Hartford lodges will exam-
pllfy the first degree on a large unru-
ber of candidates. There will be a
meal chorus, and other music 0!!
th alderman of My 9 the deb
s_ s will be given a n'nhr 'at the
tguard armory, and in the“ even-
ing there will be a public meeting at
which Judge Robert Daniel. of Geor-
gia, is to speak Grand Master Grant
.Kler Id. of Hartford will preside
mi. ill a on farm
as" “t. iggfiifie
lo a
Tillml'vér llm H.
flirtidgeport, is" sirldd for r
Contracts for the new Odd Fellowa‘
building, on the site of the old Hint ks
E Johnson structure on Broad street.
Bridgeport. have been let. The build
lug is to be completed by April 1,
i910 1‘lrere will be quarters for the
live Bridgeport lodge‘s
'auan‘fi‘h Motors ‘
Torrlngton Woman Dcfan
tlon form .
Attorney James H. 'Webb. of New
Haven. is counsel in a suit of Dr. Rob-
ell H Martin. of Mount Clemens.
Mich" for damages against Mrs. Caro-
line W Co's of Main street Torring-
ton. claiming a balance of 94.800 and
ktasking for [5.000 Mr. Webb ls recog
nized in the shin of 3150 to. prosecute
the action. . ‘
Pigpei-ty of the defendant adjoining
the Francis Roman Catholic church
property in Tolrllrgwll. has been at-
inched by. Deputy united fates Mur-
shul William I. Parmelee. be case is
returnable on April 27.
Mrs co... one of the moat rotn‘l-
ineut residsii s of Tor‘riugton. he is
the widow of Nelson W. Cos. and had
made her home at 203 Main street for
many years She is a member of the
Workman family, tr sister of George
DI and .loirrr Workman. principal
stockholders of the Warreuton Wool-
eh Co,‘ 5 plan! She is mother of Dr
Grace CIoe Pulver. a, practicing physi-
cian in New Haven, and Frank E.
Coe, a director of the Wurrenton Wool
on w.orks For years she had been a
sufferer from rheumatism and in May.
1907. nearly two years ago, she went
to Mount Clement-1' for treatment.
She engaged with Dr. Martin. a
physician and surgeon. to reudcr‘brr
services and materials, and the latter
performed his duties from May 10,
1907, to December i7.1907.a period oi
seven months
On the latter date. according to the
complaint, Dr. Martin presented his
bill to Mrs use for is. 000 rue de-
fondant executed and delivered to the
plaintiff it written instrument hpromis-
in; and agreeing to pay the gluon slolsn
rand surgetin the sum of $9.
shefore' ‘January 1.1908 and the other
December 31.1907 i a Tor gtos ‘wo-
polls the doctor he so of as. 000
nt in At:-
1.1909’ there was all the balance
:due of #4900. which til defendant re
fused to pay. ‘
RAILROAD BAG'KO DOWN.
Petition Withdrawn in Faca of Orion.
altlon at manor-oak. ';
‘ a hearing before the State
After
hadrons commissioners: in Hartford
trestcrday. the railroad company with-
‘1" . drew its million for proposed alters
.dtipn‘ -of streets in Gler’rtfro’dk. in con-
section with the plans it recently
submitted The withdrawal is the
result of strong. opposition to the
unused plans oh thé part of real-
ents of Glenbrook and of the town
officials. There had been IhIn agreex
nt'i for the closing of Crescent
root in case the company would,
given roadway of sufficient width
on Gleriiro'ok avenue.‘ and a bridge
it 'was as
company that the ap Iro fatten avail-
work proposedehy the town would
by about $5.000. Select-f,
man Ho ton and Attorney Heating
addressed the commissioners in be—
half of the town, and a delegation
of 'Glen rook property- owners spoke
I the in rsstofthat section. ,
‘ '3“ was announced that the company
. would withdraw its application which
" lot
is believed will be. renewed in a
min that will daughter less oppo
s on
g DIVORCE CIA§IEIS ON GHORT CAL-
ENDAR.
boil-M
‘ Cross complaint in .Oue of Andrew
Taylor. at 'OdIriOn. Against
. ,l' Addie Taylor}
' . There are six' uncontested divorce
. ' - cases on the short calendar list in the
'- superior Court for l-I‘riday. as
liows:
, Jessie C. Gordon. of H 'tig tori.
against lGoings .,fiordon. of cum
.I N J., Jalegi rigs (story gonad
t. clvul Lewis? for . ii,
Thial'ansl M-IJHIW
Baxter has seen
I '.
‘case co
oodia' complal
orinin
'fll Iitiplh limo
' Winter“.
ire pri
323m H1 “it'll?
tuto'ry returning}
. in
dli’e' Darren, Nakuinst Addle' nylor. of -H"‘l”7'i..
liberals i.’ ails age deseftlbm 'lI‘lii
to on a cross .
owe ,‘ths hlfcg'litlon o'e-
t
in: th
.V. momma
lug cIi‘I'li
J‘eltllie’ C. Akli'i against!
in. both of Dantiury, all is;
Augustin Knowitorl
tin
ti load "and rushes the against resent: uncalled. both of Dan recon?
bury. aliasing ciuslly
hthsp’ilayor William
the Independent .
meeting of the grand lodge, which is ~
to be held in Hartford May 19. The '
'mulle. elabmato ,preparation 1 r the ,’
vent;- and It is expected that he oc .
east cf thel
':'§"$“
: m t
uylprf'o ""fle'ort insulin": arise club 'will be held
‘fificfiwfi. the blend
iii“ outset“
icoodltl'on. Th0 s' in the -
til digestioniaatrlngthdnsd;
and the norm rested.
‘on is. [,‘Soorr
r
m
Letter from Congroaaman Hill to Dan-
bury Business Mall. ‘
l A letter from Congressman IE J.
the directors of the Danbury Business
Men‘s Association at Hotel Green Mon-
day nightlwlll lbs of interest- M1033!“
ople it ii in referents is t 0 turn.
call «Racially of the riff on
“lists."lii which was greatily interest-
ed. The letter. which was directed
to fiber A. Hodge. secretary of the
Dunbury Business Men‘s Association.
was as follows: '
"i am in receipt of yours of the 30th
fith reference to the action of the
sits. and l assure you i appreciate
it very lunch, and some tim oi" othei‘ i
will tell you why 1' spores ate it,. for
that section of the tnrifl bill represents
a good deal more than it BhOWB on its
face. in other words, it does not show
the hard work that was necessary to
keep it there. Therefore, 1 am doubly
grateful to the Daubury Business
hien' s Association for recognizing the
result
"With reference to coffee tea cocoa.
and spices spices were put upon the
dutlable list solely as a revenue pro-
ducer. \‘ic have to get reienile from
somewhere. The same is true of cof
ice. tea and cocoa. but as you are
doubtless aware, coffee has gone back
on the free‘ list only that a duty has
been put on it equal to the amount
and in case other countries charge
the. duty. My impression is that be
fore we get through with it even that
will go off but in my judgment it
would be a‘ very serious mistake. for
if Brazil can charge Hire a pound in
order on. maintain a speculative opera-
tion in coffee and collect it from their
customers throughout the world. the'
probabilities are that their ideas will
extrand. as they have done before. and
that another year will see a mrrch
heavier tax which the consumers of
colts in the linitcd States will have
to pay into the Brasilian treasury. in
stead of receiving it into the United
States treasury What the action will
be upon tea. and cocoa I cannot say at
llre present tlliic. With very kind re~
gards. i am very truly yours
“E J. HILL"
The meeting voted that in view of
the action of the Senate in reducingh
the tariff on hats, the. secretary of the
Danbury Business Melts Association
be instructed to write to the Connectl
cut senators in congr ess and ask them
to use their efforts to have the tariff
on hats restored to the it use in the
bill when it pasieli' tile goose.
s‘ t I ‘I ‘
t 0.8” k "
a. I
"MANY FLoilv'arts IN'ILOOM.
‘e--—Ir—
Weeds and Meadows Dottad with
‘ spring Blossoms.
. Lovers of the beautiful in nature are
finding fresh spring delights in the ear;
ly flowers that are now becoming abun-
dant in the woods and fields and along
the modulate. The warmth of Moa-
dil y broug out many delicate blos-
souls ad yesterday s rain. although
, .
afflict upon t. wold dowerlrig plants.
especially if t e weather after the rain
should be war
-'Arbutus has been in bloom for some
time and its blossoms are now bccoiu
'in'jgd ac rce. IbutI bloodroot and forget-
he s are in newer and other plants
in bud.
nether indlcatlo of spring is the.
appearance of the nukes from their
winter hib‘ernallons. Tw’t') boys who
were walking along a road in Middle
R‘lver Monday killed three entail
eacksnakés that were sunning tlie'm
yes on a ledge of rocks ‘and auton'io
lsts w u were out on the country
raids on unduy and Monday say.
many reptiles in the; read and occa-
slonaily ran over home ‘0! them with
their machines.
THE—v hNME WIRE ctitla.
meditative would Truawaavc Fuck-
Me- Marrow“ 0°» Omaha...
.Ti'i'e productive heads of tile" Trtrs
fictive Package Marlufaclurl'ris com.
parry, consisting of the office form slid
the foreman of tire factn y in Water
sheet, not in the office of 0' National
Dystér Carrier Company. in Washing-
ton street yesterday. and pelected an
organization By law‘s were drawn up.
and officers were elected as follows. J
President—E. F‘. Hulbert. '
Vice-Prcddcnt—S 8. Bohrens.
Secretary—- Arthur D. Keyworth.
Treasurer—Percy H Sharron.
The idea of the club is to look af-
irlters” at the factory, and make
DIEM]! Manda d up to-dnte.
’Klr lirl'd or the trans-
nctlon of til:
edmpssy's business The
on mossy evening. spur 29;
W
Martinis (in tbs paling—who linsM
hsendrinltlii the milk hnnyf Tali
Lih ’ii ebony—rt was his
fiiIrrIlrr':‘ i' Wilmer! to see if it was
til‘. Morrrrrrri~ Well. suppose it hurl
Hill which was read at the meeting of .
My Business Men's Association '3.
raw and chilling, will have inspiring .
MEMORIAL I
__._.. .
flumtation of Unique Olft for Corr
tiltental Hall by Mary Qlillman
" Chapter, 0. ‘7 .nt
W'MHINGTON. Apriln 81— A most
unique gift was rfiesent0d yesterday
afternoon, to the glft'dapartmeut of
the Do'ntinental Hall of the Dorrghtcrs
American Revolution, the
credit made by the Mary Stillman Chap
tor. on Bridgeport. The quilt is made
up of white satin saunas. soariawhnt
style of an old What! Crazy
quli There are who! these swords
nudl each one has 'on it the fac‘ startle
on the donor's handwriting and the
names of the ancestors through Whom
,vsbe: claims membership in the D. A
will the center is a large square on
which is patiiud a splendid portrait
of; the mother resent of the chapter.
Mrs. Harriatwtlh affirm
rely. and the date of t e founding“
the chapter, January. 1894
portrait was painted by the son.
orrey the famous artist. eorge
unoughs Torrey. Underneath this
large square is another with thasfgna-
turo' of Mull. aura T. Kinney as we
regeol and below that is thencnare
with the name of Mrs John I; Duel.
state rice regent and the nominee for
regent.
The signatures are all crnbl oldeacd.
and the tailor scheme is red. blue? and
yellow The reverse side is or blue
silk,” with the American flag at each.
turner. it look llic Daughters 00
hours to put the squares together, and
the estimated cost of the quilt is 3600.
Each Daughter donated and made her
own square. and the whole thing was
put together at an old fashioned quill
lag party The gift created unite a
I,iletisutlon Viben presented and was
greatly ad ired by all the Daughters
presentm i will be kept on exhibition
in Continental Hull. and will no doubt
prove an interesting memento In years
to come.
ers.
WANTS $13,440 FOR HER SERVICES
——.—
Mrs Elliott sues “tats of Wealthy
Middletown Marl.
MlilliiJETO“ .\‘I April 21.-—.\ll‘s. Atl-
ellne F. Elliott has brought suit.
through her attorney. E. B. Blrdsoy.
against Frederick Baht-belt and lollis
Smith motors of the estate of
iohn R. Williams for 813. (40 Mrs
Elliott claims a bill for services as
blnrhekoepér, nurse and private acc-
rctary for ten years; also for house
refit and use of furniture for same
tlrtie: also for $5,000 which she claims
lit Williams agreed to pay tier in con-
notation of affection and gratitude
seul‘rInk a. Hall»: represents the
nature in the (“use which will he heard
ointcd by the probate court.
ir. Williams was well known and
wealthy resident of the marina; dis
trict. whose death occurred a few
months ago and during the absence
lInlEurope of Mrs. Elliott, that. plaintiff
inithe case. Mr. Williams was strick-
er withashock anddicdtuasiiort
tIi Es; fanny years he was lrrflihe
employ t c itgrisIssllr Manufam rig
Company He was a discolor ill low
banks. and a saving man. who amuss’cd
a considerable fortune: Mru.,hiillolt
was made a beneficiary in thi-‘vi'fll
6|!th STU” in THE BACK. .
YARD . . I
'We haw dimuhéd' anon "ilrei backs
yard beautiful." and the ‘bscky'nrd
dreadfulfi‘ and now we propose to call
attention to the “backyard useful.“
There is enough sunny land grown?
weeds in Norwich every year to
fresh groWn vegetables and fruit on
th§atable of the working classes at the
lb ible cast in labor Any work-
t'll'f‘l'l'liiuliaa in the rear of the house
a lot of sunny land as large over as a
dining table mayv gm radiation let-
race and string habits. or rhubarb and
clirrartta and goosoberrles blackber-
ries nor raspberries; without making a
drhdgo of himself? sown broadcast to
lettuce ands-admires. it will give green
staff all summer. s‘our square feet of
Nov Zaeland‘ spinach planted in a yard
will give a family greens—argued greens
*opco‘ or twice a week the season
through. Three rows of string beans
12’ feet long and four feet apart will
yield many mosses of vbcttcr beans
than can be bought fit the store. Then
thi‘l‘t‘ fll‘c heels and turnips and toma-
t'fitrs which thrlvorwitll-rr lititlo care.
There is not only truck in it for the
table. but exercise open sic and ini-
proved health for those who work the
gfimii 'garden f prbt {9 flowers for
man; Move intelil
more iii.
the freelyé is 13
ed it ~Nlif'wlch Dial)? All
salmodé “Mm: (E
at the fact that
ei'iimeut suit tt‘i' dip'sp‘l
of the Union Pacific (in
ing the ho is" may l'w ss 'lcasi y
peed—use
lt Wal tWI'
if you Iilorr:
e the pier er
Southern
'ch o Rallrcll'lds will its tail on here I .
rota“ ':' . I y I
Ks‘owlng.—“ Does he know much?"
i
"Wetl' he not only ftnowri that he
doesn‘t know much but he knows
Johnny—Why i wouldn't liuic
drunk it —Chlcage News,
council to keep others from knowing
it "~J’udge- -
. may
This ‘
this week before two commissioners. ‘
Ideas to proieét 000W
ignition System is Unconsii-
stations but Are Willing to Donate
ii i"untls Are Used ior Good Bonds
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President W. I“. killer, of the Au-
Iltolnohilo Association of Connecticut
lturd a session Honday alteration with
the legislative committee of the asso-
ciation. of which Frank ’1‘ Staples. of
the Automobile Club of Bridgeport.
ly that Mr". Fulldr changed his mind.‘
If he didn't it is a safe bet that that
IlCorrrrecticut organiIz ion of~ notor-
lilfi’iwm‘ he disrupt r“ Mr; Filler;
‘ tappurentiy‘ of his ‘ewn volition: has
been boosting a legislative bill which
provides for Iran automobile comrnls
sioner with 1power ‘to " point as
stilettos he deal a and to
hire all e clbridal h elp be w.nuts
The motorista’of ‘tba state, panic-u
larly of ”Torrington. New Haven and
Bridge rt are dead against any such
bill. hey contend that it means.
paying out of the revenue derived
horn likens“: fees if large sum alimon-
icy Which shmid be expended for
good roads: They will. have to pay
present before the legislature rela-
tivo to fees passes and they are ready:
to do it: at least. they haVcn't kicked
ch But they om amhmusly if.
allies“ ii! “iii Mill. fees. they are to
use the proportional» to out a film in
office and allow it by patronage to
tumbler! men to soft snaps
“new to? a- solarium machine. to
the “1‘th In! rtood roads.
President Fuller's action is without
the. sanction of the legislative oom-
mlttee'and it is more than likely that
they-road the Holocetohiravmrdfl
m of- the members of the are.
lonrobllc Association believe taxing
automobiles.
where owned. is class legislation and
lmcolrstitulitiual. but iitey will even
forego the pleasure of fighting that
if they can get ar fair deal» on the
load Question ‘l‘hey have worked
”with thte’ Highhvily commissioner
Mood nail! and feed that much has
been sotooipliehed for and roads and
for the sport by secnrl g the cooper
atiorr of'filruiors. or'sl feast their so-
quiescencel . ’
The statement that the present law
is good enough if enforced has rous-
ed the police all over the state and
many convictions for inserting have
been secured. The en ctment of the
oornuria'slmior- aud- deputies bill would
mean that the police would lease the
enforcement 01"th automobile law
to the automobile inspector's entire-
ly. thereby making a larger for-ca
necessary and an Increasing expense
to the detriment of the roads. for the
money which would be paid to the
commissioners and deputies would
have to come out of the fee receipts
which now go largely for good
roads.
‘if the legislature understands that
feature thoroughly it is easy to guess
that it will never pass the law which
President l-‘ullcr now says he is not
‘kecn for and to which he admits he
would be willing to accept an amt-rid
int-lit.
0A5.9.h..A
llll flit fill lien Allin Birgit
ONE VOTE AGAINST SOUVENIR.
.,__
Senator Luther Stands Alone in Pro-
test Against Matter.
HARTFORD, April filr-Hfiel‘ listen-
ing maJrrlaf but vigorous protest
against it by Senator Luther the. sen-
are yestarrhry dually passed was bills
untiiorlsing An appropriation for u.
000 for u lcglslallve history and son
veniri‘ The bill was trained with-only
lilo dissenting vote of Mr. Luther. in
his proton Mr. Luther said that he
considered the publication absolutely
dunnomssry and to have no justllca-
protest against it and hoped the sons-
tors would consider it carefully before
pausing thebill. :He said he had never
exarrrined a copy or had one in his
hand long enough to rrrore than do it
up and send it back to the secretary
of state. A publisher had told him
that he would gladly take the contract
for getting out the history for 91. 000
It was in a measure a personal volume
and it was not right to ask the state to
appropriate this money: if this body
wanted to get out the book by personal
subscription he was willing to contrib-
ute. of his means towards it. Senator
Searie made a few remarks in which
he touched upon the manner in which
the present state register was evolved
he was messenger of the house at six-
teen: in the our State House in New
Havens no catch that the facts were
the: gathered by an old man named
Goodwin and thli later the session so
rarilprlatcd a certain sum to be paid to
him when certain specified conditions
had been fulfilled; Therchlef point in
his mind was that the volume'would
furnish a recon! for tho Wle of the
state. The bill was then passed.
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MEXMD DAMN”: HIGOAII. iHMBQIRT
Marco cm .Jfi'fl‘il 21. «Upon the
also of the railroad corn
mainstr- sawdust. h“
with screams rate a wanted
com one dollar norm .tslll.M was
producers.
in
is a member, and it is' more than like.H . ~ '
double inst year‘s fees if the bill at .
‘outside of the cities .-
«item He wanted to have one last
beginning in a personal record when ‘,
-- . lent. condition of: the "”391.
8. rm: a panic” is a striking sentence. in
" inductors; and at a
.. .«u
h ,4hcrr 1:141;
ivy-—
‘il
sIouIIrrl spawn ,
.. .. .lilla’ltx . ,
The following is a list of the books
recently addadi in the South Nbrwalk
H'ublic Library: I
t Philosophy and Religion.
Key. Ellen
Century of the Child.
Cirrus, Paul ‘ '
God. An inquiry and Soluli.on
Wellington. Nellie Urnor
Historic Churches of America.
, smart.
Babel. August. - u .
. Woman Under Socialism
Thurman. 0. Bartram!
Church and the triage Burners
FIiliohnom in. B. .
A“ B 0 lot Tannin».
Low-it A. barrows .
Governmental England.
Carmen Bliss
Min; of Personality.
l Science and Art.
Mills. Elias ‘ '
Wild Lg: on the 'ftocities.
Wt l Del Os
’3'“ ma iiirds.
Gray Lady’ and
Schoiieid Alfred “’
“transpose.
Rayner Frances. Mrs.
Columbia Unlierslty LectlrrosI
. in-
Athens. S. .H.
Turin: Death-
Basin, Rene
“This. lily Son."
Haahford H H.
Pilgrims: March.
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met--
Brown. Alias
Story of Thyoam
Dela Pastures Mrs.
Unlocks Faults.
Dixon. Thomas. Jr.
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France. [originals
Crime of Sylvestre iionrrnrri
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raters
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Fiction.
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may! a “Japanese School Boy.
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Really. Flo'rtince Hitch-
Delalleld Affair l=
[mire Mini ‘
Stern of fire" Crimson Dahlia
Lodtner G. if
Jack Spurlock Prodlcal.
w'r'ities, Mrs.
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Lynda: Mrs ces' .
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Mvcatchéo‘n; WI 3.
Nears":n . 1‘ ~
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Rosa, ml at Red Gate.
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Araminta.
Sue. Eugene
Gold Si ltlc.
Titlrrstoit: Katherine C.
Mason's-fuller. _ I
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. knew the tidal nutty regarding“. fires
re would
>5. .letter fm'rn Admiral Lord Charles
may“ blur: aural 3 fish
mouth outlay iilshl; un net
milled; “i wish you every Melt in try-
ing no spam the people to the grave
dannm arising from our unprepared;
we foyI wa'r." ~
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Lectures on Science. Philostiphy and
- ralkovaav dis Mitt oitAiichAih
womanly: Kristi; mm
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Bargains always 'soulld attrac~
tive, but staple hiti as that don't
go out of fashioa'la months are
not found on, bargaincpupters.
When you buy a same you buy
something to last a long time, and
you will find nothing better than
'the Stamford,
It is sold at a just price and
gives reliable scrv'tm.
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Horace ll. Nash. our North Mam arid West SIts.
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Anprhpriatlona Made for the Enauirrg
for? yours.
liARI'Ek‘ 93,0. Aliril'..21"3i1§in2ss
from this calendar occupied the mentor
part of the theatre session yesterday.
but a number or unfavorable reports
came in from, Committed; to 'keehp up
the interest lli tortilla an an
[animation to fill loin 1W3” expenses
ifibfit spaniehded
3'9 distill!» gifted? can; it? sti‘Ia'll re-
cIcive‘ Yglmlll'li .3: courtgouscm git Water
Stan try/for
:ii‘rll of no courtr‘ fol-she sells and
her att “price at court .900, and
f r the on to of the jury Iehenture
flim1'hc measure which provided
fun an' increase in the exemptions of
satin bank funds fro “1&3: 0.000 to
0100 Waters edu l'sliryarid
it: acted Like flotilla iiieahui'ie which
provided for a tax on the sale of
stocks and securities. the as proposed
hiring 9! form fillinhamu‘w‘id. A
substitute measure severing several
ll sures relating to the Litchfield
' ~mslsmm~mramnsy Came"
to the Waterfowl and Michaela
tummy Counter will' be «ported
tomorrow, and"
l‘rench Household Cooking. Wvlqifllifl f0:
sang; 3'33”. Sherwood “ream slippage finalised 1"ye:
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issue sonar I all In milieu a. inane t, of
History of‘ Engraving 'oard or Par ons. Rep: ntive
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“guilty betters or ‘Christ‘liih n g to H ems; into new of
a Rossetti an; Wigwam; sr-fiiloy'l‘iiif fur
perry. rance's MI. and Beebe, rtarii- §.m‘sa mt‘he flhmhhrof aldleIt'tiiIdni a
critic city of New ilsvén'whlcfi'l was is.
For" American Pioneers (Daniel several- “’3‘“ who tum to
Boone David Crockett, George flag 3.“; ”gnarled. i animate mason
on Clark. Kit Carson) . Hits miseries inmatesrau‘dm ts
Foweler, w. War-tie tammuwfsicsam‘r concerning-
Social we in Home: in the Age of cm. court. “um “Wit m
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tow John Ill of the Beneath p’ltsl
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be the guest lthlit. fcityl or!
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sciirir Wannabe “HE:
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insisted upon W Gwalior
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