‘ o ‘ its retail mere ants. bi-in ing
‘,
oh. the association.
..iovuahend
phointod a ”0010'
t,“ VVthVie
. 0000 in “the Treadui'E‘y. E
wrest eat J. or Stevens called
- Mt wdhimmElTh’e tdossier or-i
‘ as; was extramarital and
. ”13"“ ports toI
iclI other; were first
taped «there is about
51“" all? all banquet
n. 90'0st subcommittees.
- whih'e leave» was so. the re
E Wand scope and ad-
tiring comE ittees, 'which have been
E marmalade the lasEt regular. meeting
The p‘l‘a? and
mime has arrange or var
permehcmmitteesl {their report
ygfiscretary hbederick H.
60000
ions
.q'pintxst'd. yhair plans hall {or a meme
‘: hhrahip committee, to solicit member
ship and get as many as possible into:
e’bted in the omniI'ation' s Work:
obntmittee alt revulsion of by‘lawa. to
alts such changes as seem desirable
Volt necessary: a committee on Iniinici
airs. to “stills the municipal re-
" ' lEn pa them to the ar-
" I”tho city 0 alga: con‘miét-
, an) reveal wor I
(ll {sultan dEatioii W the city and its
giant inert; a co ought“ on factory
ates sudden or a committee 'on
‘60
inert lhdus’tries to present the advan-
thges of the community to these-
may look with fever on locattnt
ll?
. a committee on transportation. the a
ttes to 10' after Hi
Is. uniform eloalua sure had
. i lighting at Easter and Christ-
all as mu h-oiley service as
possible. Upon -motion of Got. E. H.
Mathew-son the report Was accepted it
was it derstood that the president will
oppoi t. the emotiiitteee susgosted.
'l'wo Big Electric Signs.
Charles E Hot reported for the ad-
vertising comini tee, of which be Is a
bar. 'l‘heir biggest proposition
09;)“; of two electric signs each i8
is long. 7 feet high and bearing iot-
tars 18 inches in height it was pro
posed to have them read “locate in
South Norwaik" 'l‘wo lecations be
codeidered admirable am the roofs of
titty Eehtrul and Vicioiia hotels. the
owners of which have axrced to tender
free The signs re estimated to
t 3340. it‘ was tied tired the sense
of‘tiie meeting that sun‘s be procured
of the arrangements can be made with
the execuwve cammlttee for the mon-
ey, and with the city for the electric.-
ity at a nominal figure. ,
Mr, Hoyt also submitted suggestions
other advertising on on-
island to be Methane. to the hunt
ness men Another suggestion was
that Stephen 8.. Baron‘s little folder on
South Norwsik's advantages he placed
on a blotter for diitribiition.
.ln relation to the electric signs E.
w. Fitch called attention to the fact
that it appeared inconsistent for the
association. organsled as a town adult.
to ask the, city to 3ch the electricity
free. his suggested a change of the
name to South Norwulk Board of
Trade. President Stevens replied that
itJ‘would only advertise South NOI-
wsilr." Electrical Commissioners Hun~
hemeler and Robins were of the. oplu.
too that thesisn would he of much
benefit. :0 discussion on the subject
followed and the matter was finally
disposed of by a resolution offeredb
M. D. Randall that the signs be orcc
E ed if satisfactory airanaemcuts can be
made.
The Membership Growing.
Chairman Joseph Davis, of the meta
ill Eli llllilii is
Milli
» W
- When Token Suddenly ll|——Hcre ls
. I Common-Sense Safeguard
No men or woman here when)
asap 0 out. .gt order or who sun
from itself ‘di' bladder misery. can.
afford to leave Paps I Diuretic untried
MM“ hr “madness. a! pains
in the back. sides or ipius. rh elastic
twingea. norvouhnm. schooling». “”2ch
lessons. inflamed or swollen Ieyeiid
. dl insesritired or porn-out feeling and
.' ll
‘ Milled:
lap Int he ed sVlu ish.
airwaves rm‘ ' "
Uncontroilahlev urination. (e elally
at Natalia. diacoior- water
. rtiu
“LE6!“ her rm
an'l'lls moms t Iyou suspect the slight-
est kidney bladder disorder or feel
rheumatlcl the. don't continue to be
cent treatment of Pape‘ s Diuretic from
your drosslst and start taking as at
rested. with the knowledge that there
is.. no other medicine. at any price.
made anywhere else in the world.
which is so harmless or will effect so
thoroush and prompt a cure.
This unusual preparation 30 on direct
to the coupe of trouble. dlstr butins “{Is
Iciea int-I healing and vitallsing la
dirhctiy upon the organs and
glands affected and completes the cure
store you realize it
A few days treatment of Pope's Diu-
neys. bladder and urinary arcane—sand
you feel fine. a .
Your physician, pharmacist. banker
or any mercantile agency will tell you
that Pane. Thompson It Pope. of cm
cinnati, is a large and responsible
medicinelooncern. thoroughly worthy
or your confidence.
Accept only Papa’s Diuretic—~ilt‘ty-
cent treatment—«from any drug store
asaywhere in the world. ,
hership..,oommibtes.‘ reported 1.13 on-
rollcd. Of this number 153 were found
paid up The committee proposes to
keep up its work in this direction, in
which it has done excellent work.
General Frost Explains.
General Russell Frost. as chairman
of the banquet committee, which in-
cluded. beside himself. Richard H.
Golden and Thomas 1. Raymond. re-
ported on the recent banquet of the
Mahnckeuio llotci. which developed
more politics than was considered
mod for it business men‘s association.
General Frost said that as chairman
of the committee. be desired to make
reference to charges and intimations
thai appeared in The Sentinel after
the banquet and were repented at the
Baptist Church the Sunday evening
following. These charges he charac-
terized as vague. and indefinite and
quite mysterious, but in substance
were to the effort that the banquet
was conducted for political purposes
and to swing a consolidation more-
meal if it was true. he admitted.
public banquet for political purposes
or for a consolidation movement it is
deserving the condemnation of the as-
sociatlon.
He summed up that if politics and
Ionaolidatlon entered in arrangements
for the banquet then the r-csponsibil
in is up to lllt' banquet committee.
the toastmaslcr or the speakers from
out of town.
nor Weeks. Err-Governor McLean. Vice-V
President Byrnes, of the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad.
Congressman E. J. Hill had positively
declined and how Messrs. Judson.
bake and Cummings .had declined and
had only been prevailed upon to at-
iI-nd after personal solicitation by a
sub committee. on account of circum-
stances. The committee he said. had
been in a dilemma flu speakers and
the speakers who did conic. chine re
lutianllv on account of other *ngage-
ineuts previously arranged. c won
tiered what the visitor‘s thought of the
hospitality or South Norwalk
So far as the banquet committee
was concerned. he knew no thought
of politics or consolidation
into their minds he declared. Wheth
oi the reference from the Baptist pul
pit was dignified or uplifting he was
willing to leave to the Judgment of
each man He explained that poison
ally he tlioupht otherwise. He consld
uisltcs Allis '
c «
Vldr E
miserabler or worried but getla any»
retlc means clean. healthy active ktd- ‘
that the banuuet committee used this‘
ooihtnt‘e'bt 0! 0
mutt. .. {hi dis is": w t the cost-
opinioujlt‘ . 0. worth it.
up a at Edward
in th ‘ Mm aims and mu.
pulse in favor it a marathon:
'l‘he'ouicomo was a “cheer to the
selections to deter; llihp operations
la o’a'vmit action by the proposed farm
selling. The committee dually de-
elm on than: the association. after
opasidershle more discussion. was
has up as follows: Richard Vii. Gel
attic chair as. Russell Frost. it ll.
stains Arthur waldroa. 8 S.
atohidobn Moldahonund Edward 1“.
will»: . : «,
,Dharies E. Jennings cautioned the
association notgtortry food too much
stations. tieilgurad thd'Waebiutgon
street bridge to be theproicct to unlu-
on.
More Streets.
William H. McMahon made anothci
plea for more streets. lie declared
that the city hasn't, opened up a street
in South Norwaik in thiity yea-is lie
. urged also a trolley loop at the depot .
and a trolley to the hill section
John Keogh also called attention to
the trolley conditions at the depot. and
it resolution its proposed. asking for a
spur track or loop at the depot was
adopted. The resolution will be pre-
semen to the Connecticut Company.
with fl. request for speedy action, and
to the state railroad commissioners.
who have already investigated the alt
patios.
A resolution suggested by Mrs. Jest
sie Bryant Gerard. In support of tho
Weeks bill before Congress. for the.
conservation of the forests received
no small amount of attention. and it
was voted to have the secretary for-
ward a copy of the esolution to the
members of the tar cultural commit-
tee and to Congressman Hill.
~w-‘v—M
PROBATE ABIEMBLY.
.....——..40
Jada. L. P. Waldo Marvin. or Hart.
ford. Elected Pflsldsnt.
Judge II. P. Waldo Marvin. of this
city, was elected president of the Con-
necticut Probate Assembly at theau- .
nuai meeting which was held yester
day morning in the Capitol. The list
of officers elected in as follows:
Preaideni~~i..’ l’. Waldo Marvin. of
Hartford
First \icc l’iesidcnthW
ham. of Hampton.
Second Vice?reaidcut~—li. H. Wood
man. of Bethel.
Secrelsry-Troasurcrwloscpb ll. flan
ning, of Deep River.
A committee on business consisting
of John T. Hubbard. of Lllchtleid. (Eur~
its 8 Bacon. of Middletowa .aud Oli-
vei is“. Getty. OQDanielson. was ap
pointed Elwyn T. Clark of liuddm.
Oscar r‘. Atwood of Brooklyn. and
Lewis B. lllnckicy, of atoningtoa.
were elected members of the assets-l
b it
There we. a discussion on the feds
l-l. tiurh
He explained how (lover-l
lswlea with the Banach-Overlook Acad
cute-rot! ‘
iwith Wallingford High lit also expect»
paid to Judges of probate hid btl
lodge Marvin. ,
‘ V'Ol‘t‘fl
.NEhvv Bo glslld Telephone Comps y~
Sela Aside $200, 000 to l
Wages oi Women ‘ *
W
BOSTON, Feb. 0.w{l‘ho “number
blelneded "lino is busy." ”diver“
were given with especial cheeriuinoflfl
to devious usi'ng' the telephone hero to
night and When the suhsltrlber wonder
lastly inquired as to the cause of the
ion-owl tones be heard 0401100 \vo
man's volce’ say«“‘jiibilan«tly:- “Why.
haven‘t you heard the news? ‘We-re
going tofiget more pay." E
E A more forum] announcement. was
made tonight by .the' New England
Telephone and telegraph centrally in
the effect that the company MB set
aside $200,000 to be devoted to in-
creasing the wages of its fen‘iaie our
pioyea. A statementsars: “Believing
that existing economic conditions»
press espi-clully heavy upon Women,
. wage carriers and clerks in mcclpt of
I FRI! lNFORMATION COUPON l small salaries. the New England Trie-
c. in Brooks, 2036 crooks Building. about! and 'I‘eivxrsnh company M“
”2:32:11; ichfi; m“ in mm shutout-lated i200.000 to increase the
wrapped your ilifiatrnted book and. “Eli‘s: 0: W8 two-claims Olfmgigffa;
‘ full mmtm‘mn 0.00“ your A”. t s noicase,,wlll .couir. e e v:
1 pliant} m ".3 army 0 “Wm“ . as speedily ms the various-«hands of do
i partuients can make an equitable ap-
l .IEND Tm 0N TRIAL.
if you liar triad most everything
also, come to m. .iWhot'e others fail
is where i has my greatest success
head attached coupon today and' i will
send you free my illustltatedI book on
Rupture and its cute, showing my Ap-
pliance and giving you prices and
names of many peopiel'vvho have tried
it and were cured. it is instant relief
win-u all others fail“ iteumnherl use
no arrives. on harness. no lies.
1 send on3trlal to pmve what I say
is true. You are the Judge and (thee
having see my illustrated book and,
read it you will be as enthusiastic as
my hundreds of patients whose letters
you can. also read Fill out free code
pou below and mail today it's well
worth your time whether you try iuy
Appliance or not.
cred the most effective remedy for all
kidney and bladder tmubies that medi-
cal science can devise. Foley‘s Kid
nev Remedy corrects irregularities.
builds up the system. and restores lost
vitality Bridge Pharmacy.
Mu-
SIGNALS ON TROLLEY LINES.
Why Connecticut Company Gives Pre-
ference to the Telephone.
The following answer has been re
ccivod from the railroad company in
answer to a question by the New Ho-
vcn Register as to whether any pro-
vision has bcen made for signaling
ahead on singlcviraok trolley lines.
The Connecticut Company's investi-
gation of available trolley signals has
led to the conclusion that the safest
and most expeditious method of oper-
ating a single track line is by dis»
patches and telephones, and it has at
ready very largely so equipped its aili-
irielraclr lines. A telephone affords
a means of communication between
headquarters and every regular paas~
ing‘poiot, so that the maximum flexi-
bility or Operation with the. minimum
of delay is secured. With a signal
system. .then the signal is at danger.
a crow out simply wait indefinitely.
without opportunity of ascertaining
whether the block is record by an-
other car or by the signal being out
anine... ..... E ........ portionmentJ'V
Address """ ‘ """" ‘ """""" l More people are taking Foley s Kid
l our ........... State ........ 1 “"l’ “9“”! "ll-‘1‘) MW "-13 conald
' i
eloscs ”It... sEUEo Iron in
voacs. .
His Wife. Who Was Clara Schrsmer.
Allega- intolorablc Cruelty.
The following article concerning
Norwulk parties appeared in thc New
York Press this training:
SOll 'l‘ld NORM’LLK Feb Smiliop
lug iiitolerabl‘nmruelty. Mrs George
liaug, who formerly was Miss f‘laru
Scliremer. or also; York. instituted di-
moose today against
(image Hans. t Ncwn’orh architect
She asks for fiber-En: iiilrnonr and tin
custody 0 their V lsulsy (l. llaua
who is "2 \o .. ol Wen ibc pa~
porn in ibdc V E‘crc serv‘I-d ou iluup.
ibis alteration is expressed open grai
location at the his domestic affairs
had lakes. at... will come fore
trial in the Senator i‘ouri in Bridge
port the first Tuesday in March.
Mrs. Hang. who is represented by
Walsh A lflifloll. 'of Notwalli.‘ is a
small and thy Woman of the bran
alto typo.“ sue‘wiis married in June.
1900. and she said today her husband
began to ill treat her before the year
was out. That he threw books, luk-
weiis. shoes and oiberpronv‘euionl mls~
NORWALK HiOiE'lE SECHOOL NOTE...
Miss Rose Sniffer: rendered a plan 0 .
selection from Mendelssohn at the III-
semblv yesterday moonlit!
Amheli‘eal of those interested in'
the ruinstrel show was bold yesterday;
ant-moon under the direction of F:
W. Hoyt. The show will probably be
given shortly after the close of law-ht
Manager Clinton liubbeil. -of the
baseball team. has secured HIM"
9103'. the that to be played on April
Fool’s Day. This will be in the na-
ture of a practice some for both
teams. The other conicats will be
played all at oiniervala during the sea-
The basketball team is looking for-
ward to l-‘ebiuuiy
deal of inteIost. for on that date the
five will come in control with the Mid
dletown team, one of the strongest
school lineups in the state. The game
id to be it "hummer.”
’ some
28th with a goudl
silos at her is at part of her charges.
and she saw his temper steadily stew
I ’w‘
of order.
Further. what is “IOI’Q‘ dillltult to
detect and eradicate, the running by
signals by «crows who have waited
what may think is a long enough time,
is largely eliminated by the ability to
and necessity for reporting to head
quarters when delayed at any point.
it must, he remembered that, with the
large number of doubles and triple-
iicudcd IuovI-un-nis, i-Itra cars, char
lured cars. etc, particularly in the
seminar time, trolley traffic presents
complications which do not occur in
urchin service, and that it is necessary
not only to provide {Or the safe more
meni‘ of cars..and guard against cri-
donis which in the nature of things
will occur but. seldom. but it is also
necessary to provide for prompt and
emciout. every-day service. and not in
‘attempting to safeguard tram, per-
‘lie soainmi To intiic debut a little
'whon we first E Inc to Norwalk.“ said
\lr s llaua “Nil, thinking it might be
illio affect of lhoicouairy air, are owned
still fuilhci into the mantis and went
to live at llnvvaytoii. llut l summer
l oierdid thI dose. for soon i found
there was ill: Iiilup with him i left
him last work and nova I wont to see
or. speak to him again, it is II wonder
he does Iioi aI-i up a quarrel with his
own shadow."
oouudlrricur mooaroaarious.
The number of new lucorpuratluns
in Cronin-Ilium during January. .itl‘-
cording to statistics compiled by tho
Commercial lluileilu, waslld, as com-
pared with 0.5 for the corresponding
period of lost your. but the Intonati-
IDEAL OUTINGS shuttled...
“WM“...-
silt hint;
DELIGHTEFUL SHORT DEA TRiPS T0 OLD PQINT GOMFORT
OLD DOMINION min
including Aeoemodstle III at Hotel commits.
vtw.
4 Days outing; including trans; Daysfi. outlet 10.61.001.03 trans
portatlon 0’0th 4 potiotfonraadho- .
tel accommodation. $1.8. 00E tel accommodation... .322. 00
The only direct bus to Old point comfort; witheev'changa. ,
Bteamsblpa are all equipped with the United Wireless Tole mph system.
Steamers leave New york ersry d or etcept Suada at p if“, art-lying
ll!
Old Point comfort following mctning.1letul~n leave orfollr
Tickets and stateroom reservations}??? 20; North River, foot or Beach St.
Sunday at 'l p. III. swirls: in New Your about 8330 p. m.
‘4»
SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED PAMP'HLET.
W. 1.. WOODROW. Traffic Manager. 1. J. BROWN. Gen'éral Passenger AEg‘eut.
., Gaperal Qiupes. 8i- 85 Beach St. fix?
[it lllllllL ill Willi! l
A great old to breathing exercises
for developing the chest ind expand
ing the lungs are the. arm movements
in unison with the breathing. the 10‘".
word extended movements when ex-
haiing and the- extended side move-
ments when inhaling. thus assisting
8
3; Elf:rffizgsagfiigxpfizginflm? “EB” lindefinltely might. be granted until the
no” any one know 0‘ anything but matter of the deed of land was finally
tcr than cold tea to sponge dark cloth disposed of while J B llurlbutt “l"
the. has become shiny looking m “N pouring for Hurlbutt a Davis. stated
3““ ““3““! “Ill.“ ‘n‘n? '- um .akm lthal. il’ dolm‘unt‘e fiould be ‘lVeEn that
for something ”Mm"; for men‘sl the defendant would not further in
suitirit. also an, black silk. 'terfere. he would be willing to have
, an adjournment of two weeks Judge
lhe “an“ tricorne, not by any Taylor stated that while the order of
means "Mn" than “3‘ ”"3““ marks. the court must be obeeyd, he had no
the m mm" diaplats. . lintention to be unusually severe with
3"” b" “w" '9‘ °" “ ”‘3'“ “’9 the defendant but made u plain that
the charming closing for a new spring " Goodwin persisted in his interfer-
m“ model once. his punishment would be fut
“mm” "‘5‘“ “d switches are a” more severe. He accordingly adjourn-
quch more My arranged than one s l at to
led the case to Februan 21st,
own hair that even those who havo-n m
abundant natural locks buy as nIuctb .. -
, --——-— .
is those who, have not. : LaGrlppp pains that pervade the on
Some sunII-u arrange ibvlr hair as tire uptem, LhGrippe coughs that
i. then chief idea were to cover all ”3“" ”"1 strain..are quickly cured by
l r.
the bead except the center of the‘ face. - fig??? :3: nemndcgamgs mldifigfig
O.
and this ariuugeinout is not often bc' nudge [mummy
(outing. l
The woman who heaps till With all,
the lads wears jewelry appropriate to
uni motoring outfit wiicu off on a real l
tour in her motoring toga
oooowlu casE courmdeo
Judge Taylor.,Wllllng tir-WIit Until
Property. settlement is Made.
The case of Philip Goodwin foi Ion-
tempt of court in refusing to keep off
the MrQuiliau premises, came up
Tuesday afternoon at. 3:30 bei‘orc
.luIlge 'i‘ayloI-Viu the Norwalir side of
the Town Court. _.Atiorney Condos, for
the defendant uiged that ndjoumment
...'._—‘
NOTICES TO SALOON KEEPERS.
mm,-
Selectman to ,Pt'eyept in; Sale of in.
toxic-tidy Liquor to Certain Parties.
The word 'Hsaled' immediately con Ml“ Ines “INNS. Blruomapher to
toys to many housewives an elaboranr . Eme solooirnep. M“ “0““ ”1"" "'9 93'"
dish and a lot of work, but a simple .few days sending out notices to the
crisp head of lettuce “fwd With an « liquor dealers or the foam. The form
Wilyrlilflmlfllt‘lht'f‘ French dress :" M follows
“It taken but a minute to prepare and You are hereby notified that —-————
cred the air of the pulpit bud beeu|
polluted by the discussion.
”and... Mm”...
EDEATH BED MARRIAGE NITTID
Big. strong} man is all a helpless in-
fant when he is suddenly ill The
flilir’dieal clilii in term usually loses
l. and is utterly unable'
scondltion with the coin-
his salt-ooh
V E: regardh
on sense that characterizes his cv-
blindly actions.
or example: He tomes home tircd.
a heavy- dinner and siis down to
sand am be away a quiet etch-
nSuddenly he notices a weight on
Vltuotoinacb: than sharp pains aiouud
heart. and as health: of suffocation.
tent he srt diocese” rush over
lid in Ellis agony he fears the
s‘ iroulaf was acute lndisesticn
t our by overloading his tired
such
douElEi'ie of? Dyspepsia Tablets
vlould have given him Instant relief——
0 litre saved huh hours of stiffer-
y 5. paEckaae of Retail Dya-
Itl‘abletsV it your vest pocket.
2 Wear mom. ”Talia
one each hearty meal and indi-
will mohther you.
was tre losv by ‘Iubpiyins the
E Want.th absence of which‘dn
trials-pilots causes rindigestion
. ‘31!th sidlth'e slotting;
round. 0 as as y door
10* cod. and materlitl
ugh overcoming naturaVi
and. Elwhst NeitEsli Dyspepsia.
‘ is“ had‘mhatahey wii»
antes; do relieve indiEges-
. ZPCFIIE. it they fail we
limit
erlrlo-
av. titer--
:err '1’
r0 (ill:
Potentially. the mullet had influent-
l ed General Frost. the latter continued.
to make a denial of the "charges and
.mysierious suggestion." Whether they
had injured the association. the future
lwould deteimlno. it was his opin It
0400.000.
CHICAGO, Feb. town fee of 08-000
for advising a client to marry a man
who lived an hour after the ceremony
volume of capital stock, was only 82p
211000 be against 89.340000 for Jan
nary of 1009.
0! last month's notations.
iii. linv«
in. a combined capitalisation of Milli.-
000, represent E manufacturing 0.th 1
ll‘ill.VUlt.l introduction of any number
some or ineloiont method which will
tend to disarranle schedules and make
gtho operation lean encient and atla-
lanctory, because operation occurs
II-vcry day oftbo your.
in a moat delectable addition to either
luncheon or dinner.
it really ismhrtb while for you who
haven't a maid for the purpose, to
take a day now and than in which to
look over the gowns and waists you
are wearing and now on books and
m
has reques’tcd me to notify you not
. to sell. exclisbge or give to ~-——~— an)
'Eapiriluous or intoxicating honors. ali-
' 0r lager beer, and you are further null-
'0ed that the sale. exchange or gift of
spirituous 'and“ inleslcstitlg liquor».
ale. beer or cidei. to said is ab-
has 'l‘ablots remedy. .,
ithut “we cunt “0 forward “ml“ 3:“ indentatidcd by Attorney 89"“ 1" prison. Six mercantile corporations. “lKE” WILLIAM. ‘lLL.
lug criticizm‘fowboso who tiV'ive o) stilts; (.rews. in a suit brouKbI yes oomriluur 0100. 000 m n", total “I” um,“ Williams, proprietor of the"
fit tie on )( at u and pool t i terdar against Mrs Sarah
lolly." Failure to bleak away from 8 ll id . f it ‘ . oh tailsutiou. irour rouloaiaie coinbuniosillowurd avenue hotel, in llrldiwimrt.
cliques. be continued. will impede the m” w 0‘ ° ‘9 m" J n are capitalized at slaofluou lines can licu Irliicaili ill at his hostclry. a
growth of the city R. Smith. a wealthy mine owner.
in concluding General Frost report-
ed'that there were lab at the banquet
.and gave a financial statement.
; Avotc ofdhanka was tendered the
banquet committee and to Landlord
Connors. .of the Mahaolieino.
Mr. Paul ylosaPraVIidInt.
James Paul was elected vice-presb
dent of the association, succeedipa
Frederick H. Rowan. who was elected
"but did not take office. Mr. Paul re-
, celved 20 votes and. the nearest otb
candidate who Frank ti. l-‘itcb. whor
ueivnd 12 votes. The by-iawa were con-
'Ildered its not permitting the election
of a member of the executive commit-
tee to succeed Charles T. Diinond. at
the time. it being iieceasary to have
more than a half vote of the nssocla
thou. ~
The State Association.
it has been suggested and urged
by the state liuaineso Men I Associa-
'tlon that the Merchants“ and Menu.
‘tseturers' association affiliate. 'rhsre
There! seems to be some difference of
opinion as to the advisability, but an
“limitation was accepted to have a cent
mitten from the state “sedation an,-
altar before the next meeting ‘ot the
Merchants and Msnufactursra' asao
elation. ,. :‘. .
Washingtlin atheist Iridga.
Water coin lasts?» Si.«.$ Hatch
brought up t ashlagtbu street
Smith died in September of Iaos. Mrs.
Smith, than Miss finish Peterson. had
been engaged to the mine operator
seven or eight years. Attorney (Brews
declaresshe came to him for advice
as to whether her marriage would be
binding if it was a deathbed affair. The
attorney counseled her to go ahead.
and the marriage was performed. By
the death of her husband she fell hair
003400.000.
“no. um
Miami" 0”"; this: . .'
.. ID I ll
Maxadher salsa. grEv’i‘eIideht of the
navy Inspection board and recently
commander of the .hattleship Virginia.
died I; tthe Naval Hospltpl “in this, city
at 0* 0 ocloclt this morning. after
about a .month‘s illness. from typhoid
fever. He was heroin White Haven.
Mn. in 1853, and entered the naval
service as a Inltls'lilbhian in 137 0..-i
barns for the manufacture of building ilownrd avenue. following an opera
materials at "2? .000. and two trans “i lion last atnurday. ills condition wail
portatlon Iciilurch at 0200. 000. repmted to bo reticular-ably bummed
holding corporation has a capital: today
stock of 8‘!me Miscellaneous cor-
potat’ions completotlie record. F H: B‘XIER'S
MIOU KWIOKIN A IRiDI.
Miss Bertha tweakin. at Stamford.
and Jacob 80mm. of New York.
were married Sunday at 0 pm .. in
, AfterE'tg moirtlis ol‘ remIrkable
Ill" "”4” “mm x" ‘VW'E The Mia-.102 33 star *tlis enterpris-
marriage ceremony was followed by a ing dru gym
large reception. "among the’hin‘mford init at! 30*“ Inf 0 green
rotativea and ligands of thenridahnd 'l “l 0 l‘- own 'a WI 0 for,“ l 0
“room It the wedding were: Morris 9"" M cundtipatioEIflEVP “”49”“
and aiinraniosing to reread the money
it it dot- not care. has been the great-
est ounce alhs bah ever known.
He has ‘ihpd hundreds bottles or
the specific?! add as you did not hides
nae retur .aithoahit fiesta dorsally
at any t h to refund the top
ltiealIin. earn ILKWIIRIH. ilesianiln
Kweskln. broi rs of the bride; Mr.
and Mrs. Frankel, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
8000. Miss ldvsii’hiilips. Miss Gertrude
Osmansity. Morris Bpeike. Abraham
W
awsa shins mess aoAi‘Ek.
Panto. itch. «itm'l‘iw river Isiah
had risen 7% inches in the ill ours
ending at noon to y. A forth rid]
of 10 inches by arrow noon is
dialed. At a on Vinpt In as .
Premier Briana itpi‘sssspl c not!
that all necessary please as hip u-
tiuh hadchssi. “hominid that than
was no cause for uneasiness.
' l
=. . v. ..
i .- ilm‘l-Ititv I {not
. aw." .. all.
Condiment-i inimps. David Osman should any customer be dissaliiii
.laft undone give garments such I "3", $0333.
snitch prefer to be doing somethins
sits Miss Rosa LipsitsmbNdw Haven. £310“ Inherits any“ dyspepsia.
. a .
arts soother guest; air. Rosenberg i 2mm“ pdli‘i’ltgfill'vfill llama V". m
on ad .in the wholesale iowhehy 8'.th tired!“ “9W3”
llllll has in New York. this liver and fill I or unordered
' digestion. Ilsiuld has caveats of
Mr. Baxter's new 0 are sad uy a
bottle of Dr. Hows 'I specific at half
price. with bur pursuits! guarantee to
refund the money if it does not ours.
E ‘E‘ Lula-MM
lame men are ieut so busy boasiiut
of what they are going to do that they
has no tints to do anything.
,n”
nu. iy to beds force tor the cumin; sec
eyes here and more where needed, “Ohm" (”Wind by “Selectman
put a few stitches in the collar sup-l . "
porters which are always itsttinit' 'lhough "WE intent of these actions
artsyrtroni their moorings put trash 3 is ‘0 prevent themle “‘ "QM" ""
braids on u“. “Hm of suits ss'toh “Militias whose relatives or friends urn
“a Milli-i9“ places in the lace on yam" the drinkers. it is stated that the law
[legend-props.” the little bits. wliieh'h' evaded by friends of the driuhor
Mike but a {W minutes when you: who can buy liquor for him.
have your wart: hit-set out and which‘ V *0"... “"333“ or ”33.33“” for
efisnd mm i did eat
l distressed hie thrill
Bitters ursd “as. [an Etv‘siksn sua-
buri. 0 lo.
shabby-imposition
« am is sit item from the New York
Times' article vow "Au weenie
”mu" it is up «to every girl whol mum‘s guopgg w“. m.
goats to here. popular visitor to soo‘ IOWUN. gulf;
shat Ill. makoa.herself so. More to a...»
meant“. what is done for you precious He Has to Pay the hosts. but He om
p. m birplelud with Irina. on to III-i vmas that its mm.
year so. whether you would secretly Alired 0'. new. amt-m of tho
' Arcade howling Alloys. in nrldiopot't.
had a cum middling of subtle VI yes-
to‘rdas. . He won his only i. his
forrner pardrsrpfihariss '0'. “harm.
to compel him to purchase salutii bend
in; alleys racism Judge debit san-
dsrsil a immoral. audio: that hit.
Dudley was entitled to deli the alleys
and tar. antiwar was optima to'pay
for thematic costs. or the “mute
charged drainage". nullity: The pa»
om mlsiiitsrpaetfi the decision and
at it ,it WV, thousll 0. ha
ciao: with heart ml animated. and
does not mean gushing and gigglinl‘
dis be ulvtayp. in wool-d With sv-
errdling. It you can't be these
linings, don‘t visit. '
Never has thorn been such a vgsue‘
Itt precast atom page. so-
“0%. absent shall wit fn‘ torus
son or two at least. they are beau
tum. or thalamus and action must
ehsmrlniiy the handler fabrics mien.
combined with them.
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