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Mr. and Mrs. “Ansel Sherwp 0d. tpf
lsaacs street are visiting in Ridgetleld.
John ..l Hanlon of Norwalk. spent
yesterday at Satin Rock, New Haven,
The City Council. .of Norwslli, will
meet this evening in the chambers in.
wot street.
Miss Alice Mt'iirath, of Woodward
- avenue. is visiting relatives in Brook-
lyn, 'New York.
James Ramsey". of New York, is
\‘iiiltlng his cousins, tili‘ Misses Brede,
of llowo street.
Mrs. Howard Wood. of Norwalk.
spent a few days with her mother. in
Wilton. recently.
, Our limthers‘ lodge. l. 0. 0. i‘..
will meet this eve‘nlng in Odd Fellows'
Hall. in Wall street.
Milli-l Anna Dauchy has returned
from a week's visit in Bloomfield and
Newark. New Jersey.
Miss Catherine Grogtin. of Glen-
xbrook. is the guest of Misa Anna
Neary ,of none street. ‘ 1 -
'\Villiam-Wlillnch.lbf1INew York, has
.been‘11vistitng'nt”tbe home oi Mrs. A.
. Tuve, at 67 ViielenthVon uremic.
Concord Division. Sons of Temper-
ance, will meet this evening in their
rooms in the Gazette building.
Mrs. A. Avallone‘.1of 63 Lexington
Ivenuc. has been entertaining Miss
Lucy Disesai‘oi Network, New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Tcppell. of Boston.
are guests at the residence of Mrs.
1 Harry Goodwin. at 20.Ellzaheth street.
Rev. D1 Charles F.Cu11cily.oiT1tnl-
ty Episcopal Church; New Rochelle
'pvas the. guest. oherdsy oer and
IMrs. Hen ailey‘
Letter Carrier Henry 0. Bailey. of
the Sleuth Norwal‘k postoihce. is enjoy»
\ing a day off. and Substitute George
llunter is taking his route.
'1 Mrs. John Chambers and son
Westley have returned from a week‘s
visit with Mrs. Chamber‘s daughter.
'Mrs 011111112111 Hall of. Bloomfield, New
J'eiiley.
Miss Marv A Dexter has retuined
to her home in South Norwalk. after
spending the F‘ourth' with her brother.
-‘John H: bexter. of Locust avenue
:Port Chester.
0n iecommehdation of the medical
omcer in chaigedie having passed the
necessary examination“ .Prlvate John
‘A. Carlson. hospital corps, assigned to
the coast artilliary corps. is appointed
. sergeant, first class. with rank from
2:01in ii. in Orders issued from the othce
-.VVVof the adjutant/V general Saturday.
1 ‘ Station Agent Wicks. of Branchville
formerly 110! East Norwalk. received
quite a shock one day last. week. The
'mnll each was.- thrown from an early
11.11.191.111; train as usual. and when Mr.
“Micki: wont to pick it up by the string
hanging from the top of the pouch he
was surprised to find he had hold of
the' tail of a two-foot squirming hint-i1
hanks. He lost no time in dropping the
frantiler' ' '
evil is'sti ifrom the othce or
itho' alum oral! Saturday 13er-
gem llie‘rt minorities. some chm-
Adamo“ snooty corps. nominated
‘ «or second lieutenant. is authorized to
:l'eport hrlflfllfi'Withq GKMrth Coin-
Vpany. Coast Artillery corps, during the
ii’ou: will; widely 115-100 34, inclusive.
ruch 0th
10! him
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mood 91:» the Food and Drug
Bartel No, ms
25¢ in the launch "Lillie."
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Perley Stu-es. of Wall street.
spending the 1 y in New York city 01!:
business. '
wniium Hess Etna faintly. of Chen,
nut street, are ddwn the river today
Ex Mayor Bootleld. of Norwalk. took
out n party oi1- friends in his tine
launch‘ Lillie," yesterday. ,1
Chester-“Meeker is enjoying a two
weelta'yll'oltton tram his duties at the
Fairlield County National Batik.
David Walsh. oi Brooklyn. was the
guest over Sunday or his brother. Wil-
liam lL'Walsh. at Prospect avenue.
Miss Kathryn Walsh. of Brooklyn.
N. Y.. is the guest of lici brother \Vli-
. ltdtn 1! ”Welsh. of 16 Prospect avenue.
10111an wesln' '1
Miss Vera McCormnck hits returned
to her home in Yonkers, utter spend
lug ll week with her aunt, Mrs. 1.. Rune.
of Dovsnstreot.
Lady Washington Lodge, No. 2|
Shepherds of Bethlehem will meet
this evening in. St. George Hall, in
Main street Normlk.
M.—
Mlss Hanna. Clone has resumed her
duties at the star. Laundry. after it
very pleasant. Vacation of two weeks.
which was spent at Lake George.
\ir. and Mrs. James Duffy. of lion-
ton are spending a few weeks with
“1-. lbiity's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mar-
tin Duffy, of Belden avenue. Norsmuik
James J. Nedley. of South Norwnlk.
is spending several days with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. James ..l Neiiley.
Six. at their home in Talbot little East
Port Chester.
Miss Kittie A. Williams. of Qiuie
Private Hospital. Mount Veino, N. Y.
is spending a. few weeks‘ 1111 ation with
her parents. Mr. and 1s.(‘|1:irles M
Williams, of Mciwln street. Nul'w.nik
Owing to incl: of attendance the
game which was to have been played
between the \Nlnnipauks and Colon-
isle. Saturday .aiicximun. at liiiundo
iiolia Park, was postponed indefinitely.
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Mr. and Mrs! HarryiA Webb and
Anna Dani-by entertainer] over Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Harry. Lewy and son
Henry, Mrs. Frank Dauchy and Mrs.
Hattie Mannrd and daughter Ethel of
Bridgeport.
The regular meeting of Old Well
Hook and Ladder Company will be
held this ev.ening and business of im-
portance in connection with the com
int: celebration tip the Hudson River
will be transacted.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver ll. Jennings, of
Greene Farms. gave a reception to
their friends several evenings ago.
Quests were present from Virginia
and other southern states besides a
host of friends front othei places.
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The onlclal board of the Klawroa
Club. of Norwalk. will meet this ove-
uing in their well appointed rooms in
the Gazette building to talk over it
moonlight sail or a trolley ride. which
the club will hold sometime in the near
future.
The South Norwnlk Trust Company
shows as a result of its eights years
business earned surplus and profits or
848M000 and deposits of 81.ioo. 000.
This is a good indication of the public
confidence in the stability of this bank
ing company.
J. Frederick Taylor. of New Y.ork
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs Eugene
1. O'Connell. of West avenue Mr.
Taylor is the vice-president of the
Borden Condensed Milk Company. and
will take 11p his residence here in a
short time.
John Sheldon. the well-known diiver
i’Or C. S. 'I‘rowhrldge & Company, has
urcliased the launch Cecelia. formerly
L‘he Yellow Kid, which has been owned
by Mrs. Titles. of L'Hainmock island.
and is having a great deal 01 sport in
running the craft about Norwall: hsr
bor.
1.At the meeting of Olir llrotliers‘
Lodge, 1. 0. '0.' l“., which will be. held
this evening. in their rooms in Wall
sheet. the officers elected at a recent
meeting, will be installed by the dis
trict. deputyngrslld master... Refresh-
ments will 'M served at the close of
the. ceremony. “
1 . , .-——-.1-
Pit-trick illorrlssey. who gave his
home as Falrileid, was arrested late
Saturday evening by Sergeant Thomas
Decibel-land, themharge. being intosii
cation. Judge Lockvmod, as this was
the man‘s ilrsvappearnce in Not-walk
on such a charge was inclined to be
lenieil't with thoiliilhw and ditches-sea
lit at. -
Robert Montgomery, of Main street.
was arrested., Saturday evening. by,
Spaniel Officertdarvis M11rray.‘.on1 a
.uvmnnt.swbm out by his tvlfe Marga-
rot, chums him with non- suppotr.
Judge imckwwd. after hearing the tea-
timony f both-parties interested. told‘f-
Robert hot if he would take the pledge
for one y.eiir he would continue. his'i:I
case, 1 1i
Commodore William 5. Hatilold this
morning. received a handsome how
graph of the “Totes," winning-1t c in
tornatlonal cup race in Annual-dam.
Holland ‘August 26 21 and 28.1908.
iotura' 'wu min the owner.
Georgj Gardiner Fri. who express“
his gratitude for the many com-testes
show him on the occasion of malaria:
ing of no ‘voifli 'Mlfldiltaln'f Chem
Hoyt. after she Voapslsed two weeks
ago.
".m—
sHo'rs meniscus 1N usingIF
lylSBONiJuly lily-There was
. counter yesterday between lloyall'nl
and Republicans in the town or with
to
l the pole. ‘
MENE TO DISCOVER NORTH POLE.
That's What Ho Ours is He Calls lock
to Greenland.
NEW YORK, July 12. -—“To an Eski-
mo shall belong the honor of discov-
ering the North Pole. I shall organise
a party of my owzplpeople as soon as
i roscb‘Gl‘egnlsfid, and we shall and
We can 1ch where Ameri-
“We Ihali succeed.u '
sdecisratlon was made today by
gene‘I Wallace. the 20 year old Eskimo
youth. who filth his family. was
brought to this country thirteen years
cl] Til
the Arctic Circle.
Liner. Rosalind for ..Bt. Johns. where
he hopes to catch the stemm- Jeanie,
which will is him in Greenland.
Bolero con tiling to allow the boy
to return to his toy home, members of
the Peary Arctic piub forced him to
sign a declaration that hedvould new
or carry arms in Greenland; and that
he would never return to America. ..
The lad was brought down (rum Pal.
lists Buy. this morning. by Chester it.
Beecrott an actor with whom he has
been living for the past few years. The
only signs of emotion be displayoed
his departure was when he bade B
are“ adieu. Then teais tilled Me
“i hold no grudge against Mr. Peary
or against Americans.‘ he said. “i
know more about. Amerita than any
other country. and. while] have not
been treated itght hen-,1 1shall carry-
an American flag on my trip to the
North Pole. 1 shall also attempt to
find and save Captain Cook. the
llrooklyn explorer who is lost some-
where in Greenland. i do wish they
would tiike my father's and my inotli1
er's bones front that museum and buiy
them. It does seem so savage to me. '
COTTON BAGOiNO TO BE TAXED.
Understood Timt It will Not Be Al.
lowed 0n the Free List.
WASHINGTON. July ll—"l‘hnt eut-
ton bagging. which was put on the free
list by the Senate, is not to remain 11111
duttnble, is one of the first predictions
made in regard to the proopsed urtlon
oi the conference committee on the
tariff bill. The house ctmferet-s eon-
tend that 11 number of American manu1
fat'tiirers of cotton bagging would be
compelled to shut down if that article
should remain on the free. list and it is
said that the senate confereeii will not
need much urging to agree to return
bagging to the dutinhie list.
Jute and jute butts from which cot-
ton bagglng is made. have been trans-
ferred to the duthible list by the sea-
in the lttngley hill
taken oil' in conference Another pro
ate bill as compared with sixty-seven
cents In the existing law, will be tin-
ally agreed upon at forty cents in con-
ference.
meats in numerical order. The low
inrlit‘ men on the house
elothnig when made with face
containing wool.
over the ilingley rate and was
free list.
the non dutinble list.
schedules.
ELKS IN ANNUAL REUNION.
s
tend First Entertainment.
LOS' ANGELES. Cal. July 12.—1—Elks
bythe thousand flocked to Pasadena
early'toduy, the first entertainment
provided for the members of the or-
ganization now gathered in this city
for the annual reunloii of the grohd
lodge. (akin-g place there this morning.
The grand lodge members and their
escorts were provided with automo-
biles and after a trip over the city
were deposited at Tournament Park.
where athletics. chariot races and
tests of heraetuanship were provided
for their entertainment. At noon a
iuonstei barbecue vvas served. and fol-
lowing this there was a realistic stage
hold- up enacted. This afternoon, a
number of athletic, events are hethg
held ,at Lincoln Park in this city and
thousands of the visitors were at "twi-
ed there, while others are enjoying
themselves at the nastier.
,Tonight the opening public ceremon-
iesof the reunion of the grand lodge
will be“ held in the Auditorium Theatre
«Governor. James N. Gillette. of Califor-
nia. and-others will deliver addresses
of welcome to the visitors and Grand
Ex lied Ruler Rush L. Holland will
res 0nd, on behalf of the Ellis. The
cit "is given“ am to the visitors and
with perfect wcaihcl preyaillng and
flib immense number of visitors well-
mm furi‘in this city and the sur-
Vtr'l'g cities- and resorts. there in
guild “g to mar the reunion.
Tito first” meeting of the grnnd’lodgu
when new omco‘rii will be cletted will
take place tomorrow.
ARMENIAN MURDER lN CONSTAN
TINOPLE.
indicates that *Alexan AVl‘zooillll.
.whom the police scoured the country
no two‘ years because or his alleged
in cw York, is now m1Constsn‘tinoplo
uioylng hls'l‘roedom. ‘At'sotlfdti prof
lished an} ‘AruioiilontnoWilpapet-liti 90111
ion and was president and chief work
or of tho :‘llttlitehdgNm'
his of at,”
othe’ior r
i
if.
it id to
' Masada“;
:tlon 11% iii?”
ago by Milt. Peary. from his home in I
Mans sailed today on the lied Cross ‘:
. 13.2.
ate but as jute was on the free list
as well as the
Payne bill. tbl- duty probably will be
diction made with regard to the. action
or the conferees. is that the duty on
coal. which is sixty cents in the sea-
The house and senate confetces met
again today at 10 o'clock and proceed-
ed with the consideration of amend-
conference
committee objected to an increase. of
thirty-five cents per square foot made
by the senate in the house. rate on earth
cloth
This is an increase
evi~
dently mode to cover the wool used.
Similar objections are expected with
reference to the countervailing ditty 011
petroleum. the placing of hides on the
and the. return of cocoa to
These are to be
among the most strongly contested
ThousanuI Flocksd to Pdladenl to At-
WORCESTER. Mass. July 12.-ln-
formation received here by Armenians
for
one his age.
Po
hover
tore w
Boys' $ch tin ’
901WAOMNOTON OTBEET
ii iliiiiti it] 11111
it is thought tiipre will be :1 1111
rim] of the fashion for jet t'tiibroltlt'l'y
in the fall.
There is a soft sinnriuess about u
checked voile that is not possessed by
any other checked innterial.
The edge of the new sailor hut rolls,
but it is not as becoming to man'y
'itirls as the stiff. clear-cut edge of the
one which was in vogue for so many
years. Rather than these one now
chooses the panannis.
One of tho very new bathing cups
resembles an automobile hat except
that it is smaller” it is a series of
silk folds with a: rosette. oi the some
on each side.
Early in the season we came upon a
few waists ready made that opened up
the from quite through the collar, but
they did not neelve much ftuor The
waist may faster in front. but the col
lai' is far bettcl; dilkiug when it closes
at the hack
Tomatoes muse a torpitl livei, says
Mi‘Cllii'n Magazine. and do the work.
ordinarily. of a doctor's prescription.
A delicious dessert is made by illl-
lug putty cases with a tl-‘itt‘ltle gelatina
flavored with fresh fruit, which when
ready to 811'“: is garnished with fresh
fruit and whipped cream.
Cucumber caisnp front Table Talk:’
Ono pint of vinegar. two tablespoon-
i’uln of salt. two inlilespoonfuls of pop
per. one lt‘llspotlllful of paprika. two
tablosoonfnls of grated horse-radish,
one large onion, three large cucumbers.
Peel and grate the cucumbers and
onion. add all the other ingredients.
boil for five minutes, bottle and seal.
There are many neat housewives
who much prefer covers that can be
laundered for their china closet and
pantry shelves. They would as soon
think of covering them with paper as
they would the dining table or side-
board.
THIS 'Hi're new ENGLAND.
M
Senators Find Duty on Chloride of
Lime Boosted to One-half Cent
a Pound.
WASHINGTON. July 12.-~A “joker“:
has been discovered in the tariff bill
which, it is predicted. will be injurious
to many New England Interests. At
Some point timing the consideration
of the bill in' the people the duty on
chloride of line we slncrcased from
oneflfth to one-halt cent. a pound.
it is reported that the increase was
made at the instance of Michigan
people. Chloride of lime is used
largely in bleaching cotton cloths. in
the manufacture oi paper and lathe.
woolen industry... imports last year
aggregated 106.000.000~pounds. ‘ '
,.1..it is said. that. the, increased duty
will exclude much of this article;
which is vitally necessary to New Eng
land industries An effort will be'
made in conference to restore the old
min.
CONGREssMAN ePERRv 82.
Celebrated l-lls alrthday With a Farm
Vlly Reuniou.
NEW HAVEN. July 12.~—~(loiigress-
“iniliurly and lovingly known“ to‘ his
home district. as “Uncle N D.. ob»
served his eighty second 1liirtiiday Sub
urday with a fatally reunion at Savin
Rock: Hanoi a lot‘ of congratulatory
moonwa- and to callers be said he tell
no good that he did not want. to die-
.He i111 enjoying“ gmd\mlth and I:
to» Washington to alien
compactly in the murder or on our M." 3”
1M rug merchant H.B.1‘svshdhjlan. 3’53" imam" “8 mm” M "
silo:- Home“: IN TtiE Hun.
mummy, July 12.491.111.311 pm
is we 11mm dead with a bullet hole
:an his 1131111 i111 his built: here irritlay
tiger lay “barrio the
we are
it then “"14
small .Direétois ”Laminates" ”
12-18 North. Alain Street. .. .. . H... cSaath WM
~1Speeialzdor:Saulrday and Monday»
fiat: LINE 611' .
éMetal. Russia Calf. Vici Kid
.OXFORDS,
BELOW COST
FLYNN & RYAN
man Sperry. dean of the Muse. and ta: 1
Masai
the line of
1 We“
.1.‘ .—~.¢ a...” s
OOHTH NORWALK
Superiority
We rest our reputation on it';
excellence. We take all man-
ner of care that it is the bee"
leaf imported to start with then
we devote extra time and care
to its‘ packaging. sealing it so
that it retains all its original“
delicacy of flavors. it Is free
from the soil of handling and”
comes to you in fine sanitary
condition.
Sixty Cents a Pound
EIGHT CHECKS GIVEN
The Union Pacific
Tea 00.,
Headquarters for SUGAR
126 Washington; Street.
FREE DELI' 'ERY
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THE RECREATION rouse;
The. Recreation Tourist 00.. of New
Haven. have. arranged a very attractive
list of personally conducted tours for
this season to the popular summer re,
sorts. Next trip to Block island Snti
in'day, July 17th three days' trip;
$11.00 uccomoilatione at Ocean View
Hotel; next tour leaves for the White
Mountains Monday lulv liltl1.fiv
days" trip, with accommodations at Sin,
elilir Hotel. $24.00; first tour oi the sea.
son to Saartogu Springs leaves Mont
day. .11in lilib. four or six days' trlp‘
stopping at American-Adolph! Hotel at
Washburn House. inter tours to these
resorts. also to Niagara Falls, Tlious
and islands. Montreal. Quebec and
Ansnble Chasm. Call 011 (l. W. Harris
at depot for “The New England Tour
tst,‘ ' describing all tours. or address
The Recreation Tourist Company. New
Haven.
J——-
BLACK HANoERB THREATEN
OHIO MAN
LIMA 0. July u—Jrhieats that hit ‘
house would be dynamttcd and that he
and his family would be. killed unless
$10,000 was paid to the “Black and
of Lima.‘ are the substitute of letteis
received recently by Henry Del-vol o
the Delssel-Wemntcr Manufacturlnii
Company a wealthy man of iliuin. Mr
Detssel turned the letters over to ”it
police who are giiiirdiiig his house ant
piosecuting a search for the writers 0
the letter.»
critical-0:11 ‘c r’y“
WK flVETOIIIR'S “
_C A 3 TO R I A
BATTLESHlPB IEOI N MANOIUV
ERS. 3
PROV1NCETOWN,Mass..Juiy12.
in spite of a heavy blanket. of i
which overspresd the harbor the Vino;
ltleshlps. canecttcut Iii an
.ouislinia. p111 lad tip {hell-K aim ore earl
11 today and crept out to bottom the
manoeuvres scheduled for ”19'?in
1 i1.
Tluinq vessels comprise ill
Union of tho iioot.1. 'i‘ilo. .84“
vision expected. to album out later hi
the day to the range oif Wood lltght tor;
target practice. The remainder of the
!
i
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SummerFurni .~ to
q The easiest and most economical way to obtain
comfort. during the Summer months. iii to have on
your Porch or him will, at the comfort Viol: 1 ,l
Chairs. Rockers and Selim it“
our lime. (I We vouch for e Waging-t the to is ,
nothth more easy and commune
ADK lEVENI’N G ESEN'I‘INEF
92 Washington Street. South Norwalk
ilirioirt.l
ram-nu Mu
PAGE, mas
Specials for Tonight
25c WINDOW SHADES. 19c.
All colors, our regular ‘"
-uc
shade. Tonight .......... 19:
45c BLACK VELVET RiBBON,
29¢ YARD.
Extra wide. satin bucks. 'l‘o-
nlgbt .............. .19c yard
$1.25 LINON SKIRTS; 980.
Good quality ltnon, neatly
trimmed. On sale toiilglit.98c
NOTIONS.
i'.:- (‘liirk'a Thread ....3',‘2c SPOOI
ltle t‘ortii'elit Silk ...... 7c spo°|
$4.00 SILK WAISTS. $2.49.
New Bill: Walnut. neatly trini-
med with lace. Tonight. 42.49
instead of 54.00.
1.11
SALE OF HAIR'ROLLS-
”51 Roll, tonight .......... 1 1"
5111 Roll. tonight ........... .3
$1.00 WAISTS. 596.
{ill of our 51 Waists. on sale
tonight ....... , ......... .5
p...
I
35.00 HATS, TONIGHT, 31.49...
We will place on sale 50
Trimmed Huts. never sold 1’!»
less than 35. Tonight, while
they last ............ ...$l.«
W”; ..
50c KIMONOS. 39c.
Loni: ' Kimonos, regular 50c
number. Tonight ........ 39d
25c POPLIN, 19c. ..
Extra fine quality, 'all‘ new 4.1 ..
shades. regular 25c quali- ' «-
ty ............ 190 yard.
.s'v . s
. .9, a!“ ..,,.._‘.. 1. “Hun-V»...
1
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'intorest. .
WillST'S
The pi'ettr models for the snmnn r season are filled with newness. smart.
nest: 1-ihcness-illled with ‘iilllol‘im siyle— ——-poi11ts that place them above the
Zl\t‘lilj:t‘ dist-xiii)
Tile unlst section offers :1 wide Hinge for choiie just now
The values we are showing at ”a. $1. 50, $1. 98 and 32.25 are especially
atlimnittie and will surely please you.
N.
35 wasmncron STREET i
The Hatch '81 Bailey- Co ’
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
YARD TEL. 46 2.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
We would call particular attention to our Moulded Wooden Gutters,
made In two sizes of Dofigin fir. the most durable of modern woods, will out- .
last metal and is more ornamental.
Also we confidently recommend "Urcol -1 Roofing" for roofs and side '0,
Does an rust Ll’ decay and will last a lifetime.
N..B.—nurlng Summer months we will. close Saturdays,
flashing in place of metal.
noon.
E. RYAN CO.
sour-ILNOR‘WALK
MILL TEL. 46-3-1
wfiii‘
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THE FORBiODEN FRUl-T. ;
The botanical curiosities of the law
land of Ceylon are replete with varied
Ono of. tlicln in "the ioi'biib
den Iroit.‘ ‘ or "Eve' s apple tree. ' lid
iiiltiv'e. name is diwi kadura kiidura
algpiiy'lngh‘ 'iorbldden" and dlivi "lb
he flower of this extruordh
nary production is. sold to emit a iihnl‘
scent The color ot‘ the. fruit whicti
hangs from the branches in a very p01
collar and striking manner is very
beautiful. being orange on the outside
and e de‘ep crimson within. The iruil
itself presents the appearance of hav
tag had a piece bitten out or it. This
circumstance, together with the fact
of its being a deadly poison led the
Mohammedans on their first discovery
of Ceylon. which they assigned as the
”site of paradise. to represent it as tho
iorbiddm‘i fittit oi the garden of Eden.
for although the quest and most
tdmttting in appearance or any. It illlV'i
noel will my hero Vuntjl. Wednesday. . .. ' hlth
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.Steiriford
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O. V.-B Jackson
Optician
Laveryuiingin the; optical
if Your Automobile
gets unmanageable and you desire i
put in good order at. once byakilled 5’1
workmen. bring it to our garage and
We. will be pleased to serve you a? as
low a cost as can be done by first-c and
mechanics who know all parts '0! th
machine. and place everything in d
1class running order at short notice. 1,
Our garage is at 44 North Main street” =
and our phone number is 285114.43
Luther M Wright
1““ ~41
,, scum nogwp «soup.
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Average Yield ls Much Heavllr Tit
Last Year.
A low more days of this weather
witndss'tho close. of- the ‘hoyhlg
son in this section. The crisp bill!
is said to be a fairly good and
average yield being much seam-hi
. , .,
crops show the noad'ofri'a‘id. 1
A train oi several haunt 1 ~ '
needed to give 1 vegetationili
spurt. Most. cums look. 1 1
thqulld last year. at, till
1 lion ls 1",oin lit t' to
son goes no “66611:!wa I,
(infill .
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