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William Inzham is in Norwalk after
a visit in Newtown.
Read about the carnival bargains or.
Price’s clothing, store.
Read the special prices on fish in
the adv. of R. J. Cutbill.
Charles A. Cnrglll of Westpoit uvc-
nue. has an attack of p’leurisy '
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Arthur Stevens. of Knight street.
has an attack of rheumatism.
The Italian Social Club will hold a
special meeting Sunday afternoon.
—ij your oil heater 0r lamp needs
a new wick or is out. of order. bring
it to H. H. Williams. 17 Main street.
Miss Elsie Rogers. of Danbury. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Sanford. of
Day street.
Miss liclcn Curnyn. of Connecticut
avenue. has recovered from an attack
of tonsiiiils.
‘ the Iééker to the forémun Ind eh-
St. John‘s lodge. A. F. & A. M., will I.
meet this evening and cooler the Man-
ter Mason's degree.
Mrs. George Quick. of the West
Rocks road, Norwalk, is the guest of
friends in Bridgeport.
(‘ockenoc Tribe of Red Men of Nor-
bulk uill hold it rehearsal tomorrow
night for the adoption delroe.
Mrs. W. J. Aiken. of Newtown ave.
Norwallt. who has been quite ill with
pneumonia, is much improved.
Mrs. Julia Von Kuscskownki and
Miss Ella Gehebe. of Norwdlk. are via
iting friends in New York titty.
“Knights of Columbus bazaar at
catholic Club house. Thursday. Friday.
Saturday and Monday nights. Enter
tuliiuicut and dancing.
m
lluvld E. Diabt‘ow, of West avenue.
has been confined to his home for
nearly a week with lumbago and
ut-lutlcn.
Mr, and Mrs. iI‘. Delbert Lawton.
Jr. arc the proud parents or u son.
born Tuesday night. Mother and child
are doing nicely.
The “dating 0}. Plumbing Company.
of Norwalk, is inatalllng atcuiu heat
and radiators in the new Coloburn
block in Wall street.
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An adjourned meeting of the South
Nurwulk Fire Police will be hold to
niorrow evening at the headquarters
in \i'auhlnkton street.
llirn iii. Myloii and Iibtui. Minn ldu
Miller. of Norwalk went to Port .lor-
viii, New York. Yesterday. to attend
the funeral of a relative.
.lohn .l, McMahon. of France direct.
Norwnlk. has married hiu duties an
yard conductor Iii Port Chester, after
on nine" lusting Iovorul duyn.
Edward Jennlnxii. who hoe been ill
at. his home in Norwalk for the him
three woollI hurt resumed his dutlon
with the Clear Felt Hat Company.
1 all lint factories
_ ”109%qu from lint Pan. '1).
m iizboin hidiéil :31th the cook ad-
.louhlle until this morning. Tr drer
Matter had explained what. "going on'
total" meant. it monnt the: when a
iourdflynja iI rw‘ns loo in: for
employment he should not up I
foreman, but should to to a fellow
journeyman and he would accompany
denvor to obtain the employment. This
custom had brevity unions hitters
for over 100 years. The 1800 regain
' I done explained the terms with numb
clearncsa. On the front page of the‘
«institution wit: the label of the 00"
ciety Two men forced each other.
above them was a hat and above the
but was the motto "We Cover" The
hat was a cooked hat. bill. there was
also a high beaver bat in the- picture.
Another motto read “80 firln we bind
as one we' re Joined. " The label bore
the words “Assistant Society of Dan-
bury, instituted November 21,1800."
, The reading of the rules nhowed the
prevalence of-iinen for all sorts of of-
fenses. A journeyman could not be
reinstated after an infraction of the ,
rules without paying a line of 35. Any-
one going to seek work without some-
one "to ask for him" woe fined 82
Sick members were given $1.50 u
week. it was provided that when u
stranger Journeyman came Into town
he should make known his desire to
join the union at the first shop to
which he came and one of the Journey-
mcn there should accompany him to.
the secretary. who should rccclvo him
to membership. Anyone "standing by
or asking for" a stranger without first
having seen that he had been to the .
secretary was heavily lined. A mom-
ber leaving town must pay up his dues
or ciao pay double when relnututcil,
it was provided that when u jourI
ueyman was a stranger in town he
ahonld so to the shop where there
were. members and if they could not
not him work they should conduct
hint to another shop whore then- wcr-I
menibcru. deliver him to their our-c
and "act in like manner until hi' almll
obtain work or has tried all lllt‘ in”
shops in town." It will be notirrd
that the expression on "fair" ahopa
was used. [lionI about. “fair" liliflpii
are in tho part of the constitution
whirh will bo rcail today.
Tho principal wrinoes of the
uni; lluizh C. S-hnlvoy, acrroiury
the Daubury Finisllcrs'
has served II a director of thc tlnitcd
Hutlcrs.1‘ho principal witness of to
fifty will be Jam'cs I’. Mailer treasurer
of the United Hatters. who came on to
the stand late yeatcrdpy uftel noon Ho
was a loading spirit in carrying on
tho Loewe strike. Mr. Shnlvoy‘n tiIItl.
mony had to do with tho ‘llt‘Wf‘ atrlko.
tic mid of tho talk made by 'l‘l‘ouaurer
Mnhcr to tho nit-n at llanbury at the
time of the strike. The arituuwnt
which Mr. Mailer put up to tho homvv
nit-1n won that if they left lilo nhop
tlicy could huvc union cards.
noun (prlaihcd lo the jury that hourly
In llnnbury wcrr
union and that thou could not work
in them without it curd. Meeker at
(.‘o. and hocwo & Co. were the only
tuo independent fur-lotion. Special
icirulnllmia governed apprentices. liII
hcnrd complaints about wages in the
Lot-we shop.
“You only not wish to tell." lurid
Lawyer Mcrrlit.5"but we wish the
llilllli‘a and you will have to tell. Who
told you lhcno thingn?"
.lohu Quill and Robl‘i‘l Hill wi-rc
din
oi
{They told him of. disagreement about
MVaudcvilic at illusoer a. Wall St. 'wnacs m. hlt brlmn. He heard other
thi names that he could iomcmlwr.
bomplnintn and thought he could not
give them.
in. “Mil. One man was fined $000, but
800 ll‘inon are inflicted for disobodl
do of union regulations
inuIt be paid before the appeal will be
received.
town to make not! mm
The witness was qucd about the
manufacture. of stiff hate and he Iaid it.
required more nkill to make Itiff huts
1 Below Are a For of Our Specials
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Union, who ,-
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’I'ilo wit-
the name although he could not then ,
The witncuu [are toutimony concern .
took an appeal and it was reduced toI
Till! MNI
it required. .
...—......— 1bolirr eyesight and a dinner touch.
A pound 500“" Will bl! Mid this five iExporionciI in uoft hat llnlnhiu' uric
Milk at the home of hard. i!) R Aiken. one a good Ilart in Itiff hut finishing.
in tlllvm mine it will ii: for the hen i Treasurer MIhor m,“ of Brooklyn.
“"l 0' ““9 Molhodlnt ““1"“ 0' W“- biit formerly of Ddubiuy. from which
Dim-V place ho moved in illtli than look tho
lilMlil. lie was preiiidont of the hat
M' ”m' “W David Miller M"! llnibhern union of ilunbury from illil'l
iluuirhior. of iionih Norwaik. and Mr. on. At the "me of “m Locwo airilln
and hire lmwlli Ambler, of Cannon. he wail ”bum." of the national mo
view glit'iitti of Mr» W ll Hunter. lnI elation and prekidont of the local ”5'.
“M’mfl'v‘m” 0“ Sunday. , , adulation. He was at the nutiunill con
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Th‘ “7‘ C Ir ‘3. Wm meet With “I'll ”Guam iii 1”“ .11“ 1.03 A! ‘0 the
Louise Manhattan to Merwin direct American Federation of mm"
’ ' vontions he attended union. in De
Nor-walk, Friday, at 3 o'cloult. There ‘
.tmit. Bun ”Induce. LouiIvlllo. an»
‘5 impomm “an“ m“ “m“ b“ ton Denver Ind Toronto.
attended to It thin meeting
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David 19.1]le received a tale 'km.
bhqnd message to the effect thIl Mr. Vt” 112 years “MI
and flu. Frank Spaulding. of Wash in: factory VII What“ “0“” WOW”
ammo the pilflhd parents or a sun. i”: ill doll!!! ill. Width . ,1.
my Mimi”. Thin event mutton Mia! M73?“ iii! Win ofgtlic 09!»
”billion I uruudltitbsr for the third toilet tit"! 1Gilli mu are. up and
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00h.
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He Joined tilt!I union In 1886 It root
N Y harm made hate since to
The Jello C Wang
I We drove away! odd It!” in Plll‘lor Heaters which Ive who to close out
dad in orddiv to do no. have made the prico very Willi“!!! If you are con-
laminating pumhnslnka heating prove you, fIhoiilii. take advantage of thin
Ipediid M ‘l- ii. .1, ,1.
1.1 “I.
a Norwa‘lit Contractor
”$00auuo n stonewall on but ill“
$3000 HEATER, reduced to. ”0m” WGfiIiIOrt estate wasn't built in
$12.00 HEATER, reduced to.
$10100 HEATER. rIducId to
Jim mo nurse. and... to. .....uoo,
07.00 HIATER. reduced to. .Is.ooi
-~$.:\x-00 HEATER, redwood “:WZEW75Illated. Dr. John 1,. Adams. I. wealthy
. New York physician. refused to pay
I i. 4 Andrew Bailey pf Norwaik, who did
11 C the mason work. .Bailey'n suit for
$192 duniages was heard today before.
Judge Howard ll. Scott in the court
4 Funeral Diredtors Ind Embablibrs.
i2- -l8 North lilain Street. South Nonvnlk. Gout!
112i
of common pleas. .,
Didn't Look Old.
Dr. Adams gold that last summer
before he sailed for Europe he in-
structed llulloy in regard to the con-
struction of the wall. He wanted
large stones and wished the wall to
‘lorik that like theI one his father had
built on the property. When the phy'
niclan returned from Europe he dis»
covered that the wall wasn‘t built oi"
largo stones and that the dirt hadn‘t.
been thrown back the way liniley had
agreed upon. lie refusied to pay the’
$192 claimed by Bailey and has died
a counterclaim for “20 damages.
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TYPIWRITING DEPARTMENTS 0F
MERRILL COLLEGES
All! FILLING GOOD POIITIONI
There's a Grand Opportunity forhvory AmbltlouI Boy and Girl who
, . ,wiil Enroll. Day or Evening. NOW.
South Norwalk Stanford Port Chester
MASONIC Gt‘iAND LODGE.
Material Gain in MImbul'ahip Reported
It the Annual Communication
in Hsctfoi-d.
HARTFORD. Jun. 20.-~A material
gain in membership during the past
your was shown by the rnportn preI
armed at theI 122m annual communi-
cation of the Masonic Grand lodge of
Connecticut. which began its delibera-
tions in this riiy yontcrdny, and which
Iwill continue through today. Grand
blaster Wooten (i. Grannlns prealding.
i’cstordny's bunlnena included the
piencntution of reports by the differ-
O. D. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
as WALL Inner. anon: III. NORWALK.
A. J. Angevine 8: Son Co.
Furniture, Carpets, Stoves, Etc.
134- 1S6 Washington Street South Norwalk
terdny afternoon, followed by the elec-
tion of ofllcers. lnntallatiotl'o! menu
will take place lminy, and it is ex»
poctod that the reunion will be «aimed
today.
The rcporin allowed receipts of $17.-
one and a gain in nimnherahlp of non.
Grand Master Grannies. in hits an-
nual iiddrcun. referred to the reported
gain in membership as gratifying and
Mlm- detailing various routine matters
cnnnrctml with the administration of
his office, made a brief refemnco to
i the Masonic homo in Wallingford.
where. he Iaid. “nimut lilil parental
_ are now sheltered and protected by
ii The financial interests of thI
; honor. and in fact. all that pertains
to its welfare, are carefully looked
«niltlr by a most capable board of
"manners. And i know of no lnulllu-
lion whose nifnira are more. carefully
madam! than throw of our own Mn-
iuvnir homo. .luat horn I desire to pay
a dcucrvmi tribute to tho aupcrlnicn-
. ‘1 ' ’ I, f 7r ‘ i ‘f
Walk-Over Shoes I
WHAT THE MAN WHO WEARB THEM WOULD SAY
That They Are
THE LATEST IN STYLE
THE EAIiIDT ON THE FEET
THE BEST VALUE FOR THE MONEY
THE GREATEST WEAR
FLYNN & RYAN donl: for if there ever was a man
specially carved out for a particular
’0 VA‘H‘NGTON STREET work. that man in Pain Grand Master
Minn. Wornhipful Brother .lohn (l.
Rowland, and the work. that of sup
orinlouding out home,"
Mr Alan spoke in praise of tho (lr
dvr of the Eastern Star. which. be
said, “in a meal worthy adjunct to our
t‘unncrticut Mneonry."
The report of the secretary. Frank
W. Havens. of Hartford. ehowod the
Pro-laventOry Sale
After it Iciison of brink luminossmlargor than it turn ever been with now
our stock contains many oddn and ends and broken iota of merchandise
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The aolc object of this sale is to effect
toil! and mince our nim‘k of nu-rchn
u ponlfiw clearance of those Iiuall
ilf‘ before inventory. 'l‘luI prices are
ouch as to arcompllph the rcauli wl h colority. total membership to be 22162. Thorn
i wore iiil deaths during the your. the
Sale 5381M Saturday. January 1““! and Continues not gain in mcuibrrahop bring 574
for One WOOK Tllf‘ illt‘fllllo from duos amounted to
N. E. Ryan Co.
SOUTH NORWALK
317.250
The following ofiicora worn clot-it'd:
Grand .‘iiuulcrwb‘rud A \‘IIrplnnk.
Manchester.
llcpuiy Grand Mllflil‘l”"I'Riliititliilil ll
i‘hnpluiill. Mmiinmr.
Senior ilruud \\‘urdcn—~-.luntlu Hold
on. Norwlrh.
Junior Grand Warden-I
Couiatork. blunt lladduul.
Grand ’l‘rcnnurcr~~—8laulcy
Wui‘th, Hartford.
(ll-Ind necrotitrymli‘i'ank w. Havana,
Hartford.
Grand Trimmed-”Willie l. Mix. New
Haven; Charter Billion, Norwich;
iIIlIh linker. .lr.. Hartford.
9
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
Havmgi alflStamiordm Range in the
Kitchen, Mrs. Housekeeper
it mIkun linking and boiling our. Don‘t be Iutlw
tied with an ordinary range when an early to run
"Stamford" can be obtained. We furnish above to»
"(i hit
‘ ‘ \ 1 pain as well. Lot on lighten the kitchen labor with
Morn equipment
Wilbur 8,
ll. nos-
17 WALL STREET.
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NORWALK. BONE, FIR! POLlOl POOL TOUINIY.
m mun
* nonunion:
s. 0.. John 1. An... Raw ‘9 Pay 1
the old fashioned style he had dosixa .
out omrcru yesterday morning and you. ‘
llii iiilii 8 iillliiiililii 0MP“.
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Arrangements have been completed
for the new pool tournament of the
South Norwnlk Fire Police.
thought that the and game Would be
played all laid night but it did not our
torlullne. loItend. William Koynor.
100. Ind Osman Harris. till, will plny
the initial game tonight. ‘
Thorn in quite a likelihood of one orL
oiling'ti content. at pool butwuon tan
players each from [toxic Hook and
Ladder Ind Engine conipnny ol‘ the
rleu, Ind the South Norwalk Fire Po-
lice. ‘li‘tho arrangement» are made,
the games wit be played at Din-ten
Ihortly. The lure Police will hate on
aluminum meeting tonight
lNIl'Ic‘TlNo MORGAN. GIFT.
HARTFORD. Jan. 20~lrnr the birth»
ltoolhte of the memorial to his father
"1‘ Morgnn nave 2.200 Intros oi
ilhitod Stilton stool preferred nook
which had a market value todiy of
acid "00.050. haul nilhl twinned
0.000 and 10.000 limitation the build-
his. '
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FOUR IUIOLARB CAPTURIO.
MOHAWK N Y. Jan 20. mohlcf of
Police Brenner, of thin place, won cap.
hired by four burulnrn while on the
street early this iuorhliiir. and wall
taken to a room in tin.I pout office.
where be war; bound and gagged. The
robthru thou blow opeii‘ the punt onion
Info and find with tin contoutn. about
H00 in (‘Mill and elumpn ilronucr ro~
leaned himself an hour nfier the rob-
bury.
TELIPHONi! COMPANY To BUILD
MARTF‘ORD. Jun. flow-Tho bouill-
on: New lcunlInd Telephone company
has acquired the property on the youth
side of Feral ntrcot. the site of the old
chair factory, iuIt worst of the Kellogg
e iinlkeley plant. and aunt of the not
block being erected by 8. ii. llonchinll.
Within it your the company burnout“
to erect a large modern fireproof bolt}
lug. it will be five Itorlee in height.“
brick construction reinforced with
Itoel and trimmed with “one. mirth
after the Mylar of the Donohinn build
in. The entire ihVentinenl will no
merit an expenditure of approximation
ly 0200. 000.
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Iquu mitten «not...
nibblblds. Mont. .l‘In. tow-0;:
Bunch. Conduit mlddlowulght mitt i
lain. night who I decision over 1'th
CW welterwmht «mutton or
hogtied. whiny pro straight tulle.
_ the tint. ili‘ niiia mum... and the my
more
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chicane Minoan! AND Till.
' CWi'i'cHMlN MRII.
WASHINGTON. m.- 301WA lentil.
tire agreement hII been reached in
the controversy boulder: the Chicago
railroIdI and their Iwiwhmen. it is ,
likely thennnounnemont will be made
tutor in the day by the mediators. The
nature of the agreement in not diminu-
ad but it is believed to involve arbb
traitors ol‘ the wage question.
M?“ Wm“-
dentin“ want I‘ll». pay.
it
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Phflflfllflm
no .a r... of hay. Bargains
:5 Dress sum. 53549
A his line of fine All Wool
Skirts: regularly .5. On
sale this day
Sale of Blankets
20c .Oil Cloth, [be yd.
Table Ollcloth; reignlarly ,
”49 20c yard. This day .16o yard .,
3.1 Hydegrade Skirts, 79c
In. to Blankets. reduced” ..$.398 Every Skirt has the Hyde-
:3. 50 Bldnkcfn. i~..educed ”$2.93 grade label: lesularly
$1.00 Blankets. reduced .. ..Sl 19 $100 This sale . ..... ...700
81.00 Blankets, reduced ..... 79c . . I
79c Blankets. reduced ...... 69c
25c Children' s Mittens.
84 Dress Slum. S2398 15c .im‘r
All Wool Panama Cloth
Skirts. regularly M This
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Our regular 25c Children's
Mittens. Reduced to..15c pair
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1. 25c Pillow Shams. 1%
250 Boys‘ Fleeood llincd....19c_ 00 re ular 2’0 Shaina. On
2901 Ladieu' Underwear. .....210} 3210 tshis d3; ............. 19; ,V
500 Cashmere Gloves. 25c
120 Hose, Sc pair
Silk Lined Gordon Dye
Gloves; I regularly 50c. Good quality Ladleo' Hone v,
Reduced to ......... 25¢ pllff This sale ........ ....80 pair 1,
92 Washington MINTZ’S Soull‘iSNorwalk .1
Street one.
, “The House of Attivlty and Program?
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Examine Our Work
Critically
after your tori-loge has been repaired
and repainted here and see if it innv't
as good as new. You can't beat our
substantial and superior work in the
line of repairing or repainting. if you
want anything done in our line. thins it!
the place to luring it to inflate
workmanship durability and Imam
excmollcnto and we are ainys “if in
our charges.
Luther M. W
”UT" NORWALK. GONN
16 Oranges for 250
Umpires. not do: .25: 309. 35¢: and tile 3 cans String Beans ...... .
Extra large Nil\(‘l Oranges. don. .000 ““1"“ 5‘ “'1’ 1’" bottle. I10“ ‘5' 859
.l pkg. Cronin Oatmeal ........... 26¢ $3,233,231}; 12%;. ...... ”0.25033
l tails New York Billie Corn ...... 26° 3 pills. Currants ..... .. _________ ~85!
loans Tomatoes ............ 25° 2 the. Mixed Nuts Wmfiu
3 cans Pena ................ 26cizi qtn Cranberries ..... . ..... '.....250
[I‘nncy Celery Apples, 0010!. Sweet Potatoes. Spinach and Punitive.
United Grocery Co
20 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE :43
® Extra Specials
Now is your time to lay in a supply of FLGUR
before the price advances
7M1 "‘14
AQPFANCYPATENTFLOUNJIIH‘II ....... ..... ...........“&:
AGP FANCY FATINT FLOUR.“ 1.2 lb. Baum”... ...... ..............
Ale FANCY PATENT FLOUR. 12 1-4 lb Big” ............ .....
The Great A8d’ Tea C
124 WAININOTON 81'" SOUTH NORWALK. ,
FRI! DIM
TIL. no. 000.
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HIGHER WAGES TH! NIMEDY.
(ll lI‘VlleiND. 0.. Jim. 20 .—-Tlie llni
iod Trades and Labor Council hare.
lust night. «lenonnccd the Itrlko of ill»
000 workinanion auniilat the eating
ni’ uncut. and called on union laboring
inch to refund to align the null-meat
pledge. The true remedy. according
to thtI roaolulions adopted by thrI
council. in n dtnnnnti for higher wagon
by workingmcn. in outer that they
may buy the meat. and the eItubiluh-
meal of a municipal slaughter house
for tho bouuiii of small liutchcril.
WASHINGTON. Jun. SOs-am .
practice in the revenue outlier W I
during the past season resulted in are
Algonquin. Capt 8. ii. Wilma %
mending. making the best Mm. fill
the Tuscarora. Capt K. W. Perm W-
end and the Windotnflapl. 0. EM: 1;?
mi. third The boot. individual}:
.ords at the small arm tat-not " . a
were made by Second Lleul. W
Pine and Second bloat. (I. H. j '
attached to the Tummro. in.
record by any other than I ' ‘7:
stoned officer was that of M "
Arms A. Mutant. of the AW
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NIOIOII PUILIOLW NA. , )
Osceola. arm. and. Ion-Wit ,4
Charles Malibu. mm W
iioly hanged minimum-Inn} '
IpIotItorI. for the murder a! ' " '
lmon and his dnnshw‘r. .
dwellers. The} five out a
hull before their «com '
Ittot the dioxins? and ’
004? n l niunnoomm
0nd stood tile tItlitri'd'iilt adder
and then shut lino. whit“
WWW ,1 - I.’ new
Witching. torturing skin eruptionI.
iiisdg‘urc. runny. rive one wild.
Donna Ola out brings quick relief
and lasting cures. Fifty cent: iii In!
drug store. , ,
COLON“. LOWRIY MAD.
JACKSON. Minn, Jun. aha-Colonel
ltobert anry. twice «rumor of Mine
IieIippi died at his we lent night.
Aged 78 Colonel umwed in the
Confederate Army. After the war. of
tar unwind in botthrnnohea of the
mud iodlIinture. its was elected new
oi‘ilill‘ in Will. and rte-elected lo the
Maw .. “7" .
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Norwalk Chronicler