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‘ The Centrhl Labor Union will meet
this evening. .3’
Frank H. Osterhsurilns moved to
1.014 Hoe svenue,.Bronx.
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Mrs. John DeLong. of Day street.
has moved to Orchard street. Norwalkn1
A meeting of the South Norwulk
Fire Police will be held this evening.
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~Banner Bread. Nelson iioyt's.
Olive Branch lodge. No. 19. Knights
of Pythlas. will have a meeting to
night.
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Mrs. Charieisubey. of Lewis street.
is able to be out after a several duys'i
illness.
The monthly business meeting of
the lschoda Club will be held tomor-
row night.
Miss Edith Tovey. of Westport. em-
ployed in Tristrnui 61', Hyatl‘s store,
has been ill.
Star of Columbia Circle. Compan-
ions of the oFrest, meels in lied Men's
Hail. this evening.
Willi”?
\‘the New Yorlt'."i\low even and Herb
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General will” Hlsslus of.
ford Railroad company/5 had noinént
histreply‘ to the demahds ol' the Broth
erhood of ‘Rnllwsy'l‘mlnmeu and the
Order of Railway Conductors yester-
day afternoon. according to a state-
ment made by one of the nettenaiof;
liners who are in New Haven. acting
in an advisory capacity.
Railroad men who are in authority
to speak of the doings of the train
men and conductors will not say what
sort of an answer they expect from
Manager Higgins. it is inferred from
their conversation. howlever, that a
cnuntar-proposition, granting a tow.
hour working day instead of cleverl.’
and a slight increase in salary. is an-'
ticlpsted. l
Manager Higgins was furnished
with explanatory notes by the. joint
conference board of the conductors
and traiumen. relative to the demands
presented. as requested by ilim.
delive;~ to the men will be followed by
another conference between him and
the executive committee of the two
organizations. This conference may}
be the ilnai one. according to a state-
ment made by one of the committee‘
men yesterday afternoon. {
Whether or not the salary question
will be taken up with President
Charles S. Mellon, personally, is more
than can be. said at present. This will
depend upon the answor received
from Manager Higgins. The men are
privileged to bring the question lwforo
President Mullen, falling to uncover]
with Manager Higgins. nnd‘dhcy will.
probably avail themselves of this (ill-i
poriunity before taking a strike bul-l
let. i
“The next conference with Manager )
Higgins will not be held for several;
days. in all probability." said u mom-l
her of the joint conference hoard yes-l
‘ Mrs. Charles .Vaientlne. of Chestnut!
street. Norwalk, is threatened with an
attack of appendicitis.
The W. C. '1‘. U. will meet with Mrs.
Fred Show. to Chestnut street. Nor~
walk. Friday, at 3 o'clock sharp.
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.‘ Mrs. Simuel J. Millard sud dauglr
fir, Miss Emma Millard, of Grandvlow
avenue. are recovering from the grip.
The regular meeting of the board
of directom of the Public Library will
be held at its’ room on Friday evening
at 8 o'clock.
ltll'nnnd Mrs. Frederick Beers. of
Orchard street. have moved to South
Dakota, where they expect to make
their future home.
‘- ~iion't forget cake sale. Ladles‘dld
Society. First M. E. Church, at Silli-
son-Powell's. Saturday afternoon.
Miss llllilnn Khorr. who has been
studying to become a trained nurse at
the New Haven Hospital. is visiting at
her home in Cmnbury.
Michael Deveresux. oi‘ East Rocks
avenue. sailed yesterday for Castle-
bsr. County Moron Ireland. where he
will remain until June.
terday afternoon. it will take in."
some lime to digest the answer we re ’
ceive from Mr. Higgins." g
~Dyspepsin in our national ailment. l
Burdock Blood Bitters is the national
cure for it. it strengthens the stain»
ach membranes. promotes now of di-
gestive Juices. purines - the blood.
builds you up. '
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Says Long, Shiny‘l'lling Sophia
Took from Stocking Was
Not Garter
\VATERBURY. March {lb-Til? trial.
of Sophie Krltchnlan and Joe. Mitchell 5
was resumed in New Haven ioduy.‘
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The court will not sit on Saturdays.
but will sit on Mondays until the
case is finished. The state may ilnlsh
its presentation of evidence this week
and then on Monday the defence will
open, although it is not yet known
whether the attorneys for the wom-
an will present evidence first. The
defence is expected to take a Week
and then wil come the rebulni. Sophie
Krltchmau is pleased at the prospect
of having court sit in New Haven. but
Mitchell, it is understood. would prc-
fer to have the case. continued as at
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Collins. of
Sixth street. Bridgeport. are spending
lhls week with relatives and old
friends in South Norwnik.
A new hard wood floor has been laid
in the dining roour of the Bomb Non
walk Congregational Church, and a or.
cidcd improvement-min noticeable.
.ieddo (ioul for furniture.
‘liros. .
ltuymoud
The many friends of hire. M. ii. Dur-
land will be. glad to know that she is
ullglltly improving at tho Norwnlk
ilospitsl sitar n. serious operation.
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A delegation of the members of lud-
estlne Castle. Ancient Order of the
Mystic Chain. .wlil confer the ‘uocond
(lemon for Columbia fissile in Stam-
ford. liondsy afternoon.
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A carioad of steel work for the
Meadow struul. overhead brldue ui‘l‘lv-
u’d yesterday. and is being unloaded.
'l‘ho‘ indication» now are that the
bridge will be completed before Mu-
luorlsi ilny.
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. and Mrs. James W. Howard,
have. given up their home in West
‘ street. and it is not: occupied by Mr.
and Mrs.- Decker. of billion island.
1dr. and Mrs. Howard will no to New
York to live.
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~ -Don't simply buy a bag or rseu~
buy mod Food. Manuel 'l‘oro Hatch. ,
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,1Protessor Whittiert Nowell. who
has several dancing classes in The
Norwslks. will have u rotllliou ln'
Mimi Hall. on inellnouduy. the both
that... militias members ottbo classes. _‘
luv We: a animal lime.
present. ,
There. was a marked sensation in
the case yesterday. when little \‘lc'
toriu iiaitou the child who accompany
lcd Sophie Krltchmun to the spot
where Kuiviushns lay dying. told the
story of her visit. of the cries she
heard from the. dying man of sophlo'a
replies to him. —
Very positively the littlo girl refused
to identify a woman's garter as the
long allluy thing which fiophiu drew
from hm- Hliii‘klllu on the way home.
During the first trial «he had intrely
finished testifying in rensrd to this
long shiny thlnn~whlch by the. prose-
cution's theory on the weapon with
which Kuviinukn‘s throat was slit—m-
when Kennedy confronted her with
the garter.
“isn't this what Sophie drew from
her stocking?" he demanded.
"You." said the little girl heoitallng-
5’.
Today. however. she was very than
in her assertion that the eligibility
thing and the garter we «eulogy
diffdrent objects. Mr. Kennedy ‘
vlousiy fllll‘lil'ifltid. recalled hol- touti-
nihuy in the. first trial and ibiik her
bitch all over her answers. Still the
child remained firm. The long, shiny
thing and tho, garter were not ldoutlv
cal ”
When the. defense hsd‘fininhod the
state attorney once more luqulrud.
Vcry gently Mr. Ailing nskcdtwhy the
little witness had told Mr. Kennedy
such a story in the first instance.
"Because be frightened me."
answered. ‘
Once during her ordeal on the stand
today the child broke into subs. where-
It Julius: William Mmbnlshcd couu' ‘
rel for; Sophie, Krltehmnn to latte
ntq considerati
tilla'witn ’ .
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The answer which Mr. Higgins is to '
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p with?“ grout tine dosed ‘pl‘ilcee all different billiards in greens.
browns. reds.‘ lisand‘other desirable mixtures. if yo? bore a floor that
needs a nail/covering and you are hesimtlng and think no of expense and
thatyou cannot ‘llifordlt this year. lust bring-the dimensions of that room
to us and see if we cannot fix it up at a .leu expanse then, you anticipate.
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75¢,ij alns for Bill: aYard
We have a few rolls of All Wool inhrains, formerly 75¢ per yard. which
we are adoring during- this February sale at title our yard. it will pay
you to take ndvdntago of this sale.
C0. »
A. J. Collins
Funeral Diredors and Embaimm.
12-18 libs. Main Street. sous: Norwalk. Conn.
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. WANTED AT“
Merrill Business College
Young Men to Learn Bookkeeping. Shorthand
‘ and Typewriting.
Many Positions An Open. Few Young Men to Fill Them.
Port Chester Stamford South Norwnih
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. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
' Eyes Examined Free
58 WALL STREET. PHONE 48.» NDRWALK.
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For His Majesty, “The Baby ”
is tbodcnrest and sweetest little treasure in the. world and you want the
daiutlest und prettiest things for the liahy that it is possible to buy. Come
here for them. ' ,
We are showing this week a complete line. of llaby Shoes made by the
celebrated firm who made the shoes for the Princess lloysl of‘liollnnd. They
spunk for themselves, Sizes 1 to It, at 50c and 59c. - _
iininiy Short and Long Dresses of fine material. from 25c to .5. Also a
complete line of beautiful Christening Robes. 03.98 to 85.00.
A new feature in Baby Goods is a. beautiful ('apc MrCflHliniem.
hand embroidered. designed after the opera cape.
ment. at $3.98 and 86.".
We are also showing an excellent line of lllbs. Bonnets
the Onyx lioalery and Dent's Kid Gloves.
in fact. you will find everything in the Baby line tolling“ the most fas-
tidious mother. We cordially invite your patronage.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
86 WASHINGTON STREE SOUTH NORWALK
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plain or
A very exclusive gar-
nnd \‘eils, also
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The " Hatch &§mEy Co
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
MILL TEL. 40%.
YARD TEL. 4&2.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to at Palace
SPECIALTIES
Window (lines of every description.
Sash Weights and Card.
Moulded Wooden Gutters, two alum.
“Lincoln" Asphsit- Fabric Rooting.
warranted.
One. two and three-ply Tor Paper.
slaters' Paper.
sheathing and Builden' Paper.
Hair insulating and [installing Punch.
, . Why—0...»...
Give It 5' Rigid M
inspection
and you will find it is lmponlihle to
distinguish it from it new carriage
'l‘hnt iii the hind of repair work we do
but us have nt least no opportunity to
show you what we can do. We may
IMO yml some money. on our prices
l‘o very reasonable.
other M. Wright
IOUTH NOIWMJS. CONN.
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To Your Decided Advantage
f when the ill-tor Pipes freeze. or;
Closet gets out of repair. the Gal}
Pipes lush. or your Stove breaks
down. to ’pliono’ ‘ ‘
fiiiilllli illil’lll 3. '7 WALL mart.
honwstx. coup.
If you are, Particular
about the Fit and Btyle of your Footwear and want it comfortable.
too. you should chino in and see us.
We havé a line 0102.60 mo saw LADlll’ short that an all
the above requirements. & §
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Derby business“ ulna;
ducea Warm-idiom:
of the
Association. athleticism ill his {10' .
droflgoxnlslned the work «the saw
mutation by quoting from the ivy-laws. ,
This association is very active ln’fur- .
therlnar the business interests of Can- :
necticut and to establish friendly and
nuclei relations between the business '
men. it is also actively engdged‘. In
connection With working ldl'vtltio bust .v
ness interests of Connecticut. by gob.
ting laws passed which will be for the '
benefit of business men. Mr. Valed-i
and ”wall "'0'.
Merritt: . ‘ons. .
already been accomplished.‘ollln .1: no
instance. how the ssrlbciatlon'ha sot-
lnsuranoe rates in congested districts
removed. After the increase had beenl
announced. the association lnvestl.
gotcdand ascertained that it was due
entirely to the San Francisco disorder.
There had been conferences with the
New England underwriters and the in-
surance company presidents in Hart‘
ford. The State Business Men's Asso-
ciation also prepared bills to be pres.
outed to the legislature and the day
before the bills were to be presented.
the insurance people. he said. com-
pletely capltulated and the bills were
not pressed. He pointed out that while
the members of the State Business
Men‘s Association profited. there was
also benefit to the whole state by this
campaign. Another work accomplish-
ed by the association was the redne-
tiou of. the wage exemption ilgure for
bills. from $50 to $25 and the associa-
tion hopes to {get a still further refine
lion. They also had an itinerant ten-
der law [issued and are now active
in a suitable public service connoiss-
sion. to regulate the public service.
corporations. Their bill collecting
methods have been very successful.
Mr. Valentino said. securing for the
merchants the collection of it great
deal of money represented by bad
debts. liy ‘this system. debtors are
warned that in the event of not settling
accounts. their names go on the delin-
quent list. passed around to all mem-
bers. All of the large cities in (‘ou~
uectlcul are members of the associa-
tion. lib local associations being now
represented and over 4.000 firms and a
total of more than 15.000 business men.
Governor Weeks was quoted as saying
that the members of the association
represent over I200.000.000 ln‘ invest-
ments. One of the objects, too. he
stated. is the assisting of the working
people, the great rhusses. by whom the
merchants derive their business in the
main.
Each local association is allowed one
director in the state body. and one del-
egate at tile animal convention for
each twenty-fire members. The loin-
lng fee is Sill. with an annual asset-lo
moot of 35 cents per pile.
At the discussion w ich followed. it.
it. Golden and llencrul Russell Front
spoke favorably toward joining. .lohu
McMahon and (Y. E. lloyl thought the
rptcstlou should be carefully looked in’
to from various points. At the conclu-
sion of this discussion. the motion to
study the proposition for a mouth was
unanimously agreed upon.
The Electric Signs.
Electrical Commissioner Thomas
Robins stated that the cununissioneru
have. carefully gone into the matter of
the. proposed big electric signs lo'rcud
.mcutc in South Not-walk." and favor»
ed suinuilliug the idea. to a city meet-
lng, The commissioners did not feel
like assuming the responsibility them-
selves. as an outlay of 8700 to $900
per year is represented. This Was un-
derstood to he the cost to private indi-
viduals for operating the signs: the
coat to the city naturally not being
so great. Mr. Robins‘ idea was to put
the matter first up to the council. An
opinion was also secured from f‘orpor-
allon Counsel John Keogh relative to
the city's rights under the law. The
sign duration was discussed or consid-
erable lenaih. John F. McMahon said
that contrary to the opinion in some
quarters. the city does have the righl
to furnish itself with light free. lie
had secured a written opinion from one
of the framers of the law. Mr. itchin-
hml also had no doubl the ueuliluenl
of the people in favor of the electric
«inns in practically unnulmorm.
\t'illinm ll. Illclilullon tlmugbt the
money could be better opcnt on lipi'll
inu ucw streets, lieuerul ll‘rosl moved
that the matter he referred to the city
miuucll. who were requested, if the
plan. meets with their approval. to call
a apociul city meeting. This paused
uuonlmously. The present Idea is to
have the summation preheat the city
with the electric signs. which are lig-
urcd t (it‘till about 8300.
The Bridal Report.
Richard ll. (loideu in rationing on
the Washlnitton street bridge. Itstod
that about the only thing to be sold
was that prouross was being made
and he mentioned mm the eeloctmeu
have been presented with s petition
for a special town proofing to colander
tho bridge. The business men’s coiuv
mitten has been in (sonsblwtlou with
Mr. licMshou‘s plus for opening up
illnhwuys. ll‘rnuk ll. Pitch expressed
the hope that Mr. McMahon. as chair
hum of the city council iughi‘vuy til“
illil‘ililtlill. ‘woulti linen some or the m-
lullm; blgllwuyd in better l‘obulr. For
one thing he board the bushes would
he calls Meadow slrocl.
Chairman A. ill.- l’oldmsn, of the
membership committee. wan authoriz-
svo inelalim'obiu blanks for the
assoc lion prepares.
Mauritanian wanted to know what
business Men‘s. Associationtiv'ho is a :
archanlu’ and Manufacturers‘ :
tine told of some of the work th t hall .
ten the twenty per cent. increase in.
had been accomplished by the summit.-
tee appointed to Investigate the oils-r
lieu of why inmost the hilt motorist!
had left South Nth-om. - .
President stool- sullsd that a meet
mg had been hell with lha‘Milfflh-
.. dealt a a center
" ciiliy “lid luul chi) 7
- ”mild 'lilttilrea l ill fl't‘fflt‘rv‘tr mm“,
' ’ it ‘ a i. .
turning but dist l. union people had
, eon accent or
u‘ lhe'ilffltt meet ha of
.ilc‘liecllucd lm ml
month over the dim-
lsllred in lite union
the runs dull
the. association.
dime his bout to
law-mun *
. syn sin,
till.
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No. 1. y
, 25c 'Ladics'llose. 121-20~
Our 250 Sealnieiujilose. sold
the country over at 050,
with this coupon tomolu
row ....... . ....... 121/5: pair
NO. 3.
10¢ Hair Nets. 5c
Regular 100 Hair Nets. with
this coupon .......... 5c each
N0. 5,
25c Boys' Underwear. 17c
With this coupon you can
buy our regular 25c Boys’
Underwear at ........ . . . .17c
N0. 7.
35 lists, 98c
Your choice of our 35 lists.
with this Coupon ........ 98c
NO. 9.
25c Hair Brushes, 180
With this coupon. regular 25c
llalr llrushes an... ..lSo
voll-
92 Washington
Street
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Mlllllli till
Tried to flash Out Brains Against
Steal Wall Without Avail
llRiliGEPORT. March 3.——Thomas
.l. Reilly. a former Bridgeporter.
\rlosc wife lives at 383 Myrtle avenue.
tried desperately to dash his brains
out against the steel walls of his cell
in poll: o headquarters last night when
luv bud been locked up on his wife‘s
w lupluint. Four tithes bc dashed
in loss his cell and dived hcadforemost
:lrnlusl. the bullet proof wall. He
l'lillt'tl such a commotion wrong the
other inmates of his tier that Doorman
iiulplu came rushing in before he had
succeeded in infill-ling further damage
than a uulnber of bruises on his forc-
bcad. 'i‘hc dmrulau transferred him
into n puddcd cell.
Reilly returned to Bridgeport after
several years' absence. a few days
ago, and visiting his wlfc created such
.l low that she called on'lhe police. to
protect her. lie disappeared again.
then tor a second lime returned last
night. He had broken up a quanttiy
oi crockery when Patrolman Weston
reached the home. He placed Reilly
u: do:- arrest. '
Reilly was an abusive when be
reunited police headquarters that Sen
want Webb preferred besidcs the
champ of breach of the peace that of
1.. int: abusive language. Yesterday he
ran sentcnm‘d to Jail for 30 dzlys and
lined fl and cwio.
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NEW CONCERN OF FRANK. ENDEL
1 PELES.
The partnership known as l'oica it
t‘upiulu. New York and South Noe
bulk, will he tilsuolved early in March,
and subsequently l. Poles. of the ilrm
will become associated all a partner
wlih ll‘mnk A lindei. of New York. and
the rm narno will thereafter be
clam ed to Frank. tunnel a Pelee.
Frank ti Ended have been well on;
tnblis ad in‘ the hat trade for many
your . at the present time covering
an «stamina dish! of operational. and
the manner in which the concord has
nuccdliufully built up a lame volume
of business. is conclusive evidence of
the ability of illicit member of the lirm.
Mr. Pt'itih."wh0 has bad man venrs'
ovum-richer to the hide lion can on
important furlor in the growth of the
lmslnoas of, the concern from which
he now Withdraw. A cannula sales.
iilMl. with in wide circle or friends and
acquaintances in the trade. no brings
to his new connection the «planner:-
lions of a hhrewd, enterprising, enor-
gcilc business man who» predator
usnt characteristics lire sound bulli-
been lull at and policies in accord
with the hlrumsuts of modern bust.
hose metho I.‘ ‘ V
The influence of Mr. Pales' ability
in the management of the Mistrial
will undoubtedly augment its growing
success materially! and my?! limitless
. ll be autism
than“ ill“ 8 new mu»;
its stiff but booze i . -; ‘
sort but fusiory it. - .
medians handsome yd
room. at 737 lirosdivlly.
The American llsttor.
when.» ~ ..
Pneumonia follows a. cold but borer
follows in and of micro Holler ii iii
' it can the
i, ore lilitl in l. was i The wit . their? . , .
aan " .. but, and cumin 33% 7 ‘7 ‘5‘
. u we roars . , .
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. Clip thelinr‘Wm-gthey w _ .
. .uference-qbetwginfithe vslugmd the , . j”.
a ”whim“ ~ 1.9. A '
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25¢ Window satin; tie
All colors, first uu’nlitfirr
regularly .250; with/thififfi , .
coupon .. ........ 3....19n “9h
. . no. 4. g. a“
50c Cashmere Gloves. 2!
Silk Lined Glows, regulhrly'
title, with this nonpublic pair
75
N056. , , ‘1.
7c Prints. 4c yard
Regular 7e yard; with third”
coupon ....... . ...... 4c yard 3
NO. 8.
79¢ Linen. 49c yard
With this coupon, all Linen; .
regularly 79c. at . ...49c yard
NO. 10.
lot- Muslin. 0 inc you
You can buy lilo, yard wider .
Muslin. with this coupon.
Mum’s
“The House ofAéiIVltl’ and Progress .
llllliiil lulu... built
for .......... .....-.8%Q ”L! “
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m... simil- or sand Fever.
Alarming New Heron’s
Health Board 7,
new HAVEN. March 3.-'raat the '
Board of Health Commissioners»! ‘-
not hesitate a moment in closing'evors’r
school in the city in an effort to check
the spread of scarlet fever. if the‘opl-
demlc keeps on increasing in itsnumi'
her of'csses at its present rate. is the
statement of Dr. w. .l. Butler, pros!-
dcnl. of the Board of Health. Who says
that a number of new cases of scarlet
fever have. been remrted in the Elly.
in tlu- Inst forty-eight boom. '
There are now over lib cases of the
disease in the city. there being lint
seventy cases in the city recently.
When asked regarding the matter,
Health Office; Wright stated that he
had heard that one case had been re-
ported last Friday. He would say
nothing regarding the c’ssés'wbich are
said to have been reported over Satur-
day and Sunday. ' '
The fever has been discovered in
the Ninth want. and cases are report-
ed from the Third. Fourth. Seventh,
Eleventh und Twelfth wards. The
statement made by Dr.‘ Butler to tilt
effect that there is n liosslbiliiy that
all schools may be cloned as a result
would iluiicslu that a general epidemic
of the diocese is feared by the Bonn!
of Health. Physicians on the board
deny, however, that illicit is the little.
The situation in claimed to be well ill?
dcr control.
unn- ‘ vi
Foley's Kidney Remedy willweure ‘
any case of Kidney or ‘Billddor howl)“ ,
that is not beyond the reach of In?!»
cine. No medicine can do more. . ill!
iiridgo Pharmacy. ‘ ' ‘ ""
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Egypt’s Ruler About t? blurry _Aih/ ‘
lli'iln Convert to ielpm. 9'" ‘ .
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worn con Known. he
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a» we a... at“,
SECOND
(,lossip is rife in Egyptil‘n .
circles at the forthcoming» you
which the Kbodive instinct. to
The lady in question than ‘,
countess. well known to ill
although not actually mild
million. lllbil hm . lg
incited to the [third 0 1
Abbott it has all loduf’d
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