it plan... I. to
good intro. Camila » p .
oun Mom Mans owsa'ra .
will certainly tickle your palate. Al.
ways trash and enticing. i
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IVININO IINTINIL TELEPHONE
CAI—u
‘ d}. a taste for
Dad—News Dapartman!
fld—Buainua‘ Dapartmant
Winner: Ofilca. Norwalk
390 «Edltor'a nsaldanca
nil-Swain lditor'a «ltaaldanaa
wmrunit roaucas'r.
For Norwallt and vicinity; Partly
cloudy and unsettled weather tonight
and Friday; light to moderate north
and northeast winds. A disturbance.
central this morning. in Eastern Tex-
as, is producing cloudy and rainy wea-
ther on the Gulf coast and in the low-
or Mississippi Volley. A long ridge
of high pressure. extending from Ken-
sas northeastward to upper Michigan.
is producing pleasant weather in the
western sections. Conulderable cloudy
weather prevails over the Eastern por-
tion of the Lake region and along the
NortltAtlantlc coast, but there is no
well-defined storm area over the blunt-
crn sections. White Rlvcr, Canada,
reported a temperature of 14 below zc-
ro. .
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, till; high. till.
Partly cloudy.
Read the specialu in the Miutz udr.
.i. 'l‘. iiuyos was in New York you-
tcrduy on business.
Gingham frocks (or little girls at
tho Read store. See adv.
Mina Edith l.. ilurllctl. of Mcrldcn.
in visiting friendsdn town for u icw
days.
~tiiugcr Cookit‘t; today. linonur lilo;
Kubosn encampnwnt will work the
pntrfhrchni dcgroc tonight on ciuhl
candidates. .
'l‘hc (Tuihlil hinrkct offers you n
largo lino oi ircsh fish to sch-vi ironl.
licilcr look it up.
’i‘rlnity Branch, i‘iirln' Pricndiy So-
clcty, will have n tlcvotional ulcctinq
tit 7:45 o'clOck sharp this owning in
thc hascutcut of tho church.
---iiiillincr_v Opening. Sniurduy, (‘.
Mlnlz & (to.
The ilev. iddwnrdChampion Achc-
Son, of tho Holy Trinity church. oi
Mititiiotown, will prcucit oi the lt‘rldny
owning ncrvicc oi (lrncc church.
tilutrlcs l’nync oi llarilor il\'i'ililt' wna
tnltcn ill this morning at his work “5
curpcnlcr with up ncutc attack or in-
digestion and wont to hip homo
'l‘hc Mnrvol Soclnl club will hold it
incctlng tonight at tho homc oi Allnvrt
lv'crrios in Thomas siroct ltlust Nor
vvnlk for the purpoue of clcctlug om-
(‘l‘l'lL
Washington (‘hnptcr No. ill. it A.
M. held a commuunltuttiou lust cvcu
lnp, nt which time thc l‘ust nmi Most
I‘chcllonl Mustoru dcgrco \vuu con-
forrcd.
The tint-nirc colnmltico Illul occurt-d
on option on a site for ”W new tbcutrc
and at tho next meeting on March it.
will report to the ntihscrllmru pilot"
the forming oi n cmnpuny.
w hilllinory llpculug. Suturduy.
.1. Mini: & (‘0.
lddwnrtl Stufioru. iormoriy or South
Norwnlk, now iooutctl in Now York
city, hos just. rcturucti from u livc
wcoltu' trip to Florida. rltaficru uncut
much of his limo at iii. i’ctcrsburz.
nod bud great sport fishing, colloctlnp
uhclls. cutchlng nllllruioru uutl indulg-
in various other pustltucn.
The Norwalk Epworth Lonnuc tin-
iou will hold their ill-monthly itully in
thc llnwnyton hi. hi. church tomorrow
owning. itcv. Duo 8. (loll. ll.ll., tho
pastor of tho Summer Avcuuc M. l-Z.
church, of Brooklyn, N i’., will ili'lthi‘
an utldreaa. The ’iitit‘illl hour is in
charge at the itownyton ohuptcr.
Arl‘lun't turgid. nuke unlo, Uliiit‘l-I' Md
Society, li‘lritt M. iii. Church, at t-ltill-
non-Powell's. Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mra. Frank Finnegan. oi
llnvllnnd «trout. entertained a conr
puny of Month. “last evening or the
hump of their nou-in-law nnd daughter,
Mr. unti Mrs. Chariot! l‘l. h‘lilow. of
High street. in honor of their Quentin
Mr. and Mrs. J. W: Jonson, oi ltitluo-
wny. Penn. .
The Hope itouc auto truck wua enli-
ud out iilht night by tclephuue to the
Children’n Home to extinguish a grass
drd near there. rm. children became
alumni! by the proximity" oi the tire
All the authorities; called the coup
' pony. The tire was heading for the
woods when the firemen arrived but
may succeeded in thrashing it out.
«Millinery Opening. Saturday.
.1. Mint: a Co.
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i All kinds oil
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Oystchhell PoinhNorwalk
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lllllllllll iiilllllllili Alli)
Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning
will clean your house in the bent poo.
sible' method.
teed. Reasonable rules.
or send postal and get cutltnnic.
9 Courtlandt Place
Prices of stocks il‘illit‘il upwards iii
the opcnlug ticulingl. which worn on u
large sonic.
nmonlzsi. ihc loan conspicuous stocks.
and did not uricct lhc itrm tour of the
opening murkci.
feature with
Rock
nlid \‘irlzlnin Curolittn (‘ltmnit'ul row
i and Southern i'nclfir, llcutlinlt and
lliiiiat’liil- untl Nilfilii’lllt'
lions.
tiounl i’npcr ilccllnctl imm- fractious
citing tlinpiny of atrcoulll cncouruactl
morn noncrul buying and the rise was
curried furlbcr on large doullngu.
pill. i 1,4,]. thc common it. uml North
nlxuntntctl t‘opprr nntl othcr Hill‘l‘ifli
Niki clock..- in thin lliiil‘ki‘l Ilit'fl). not
ore to our now bond issues. \\‘ncn illiii
the
“(i by that I’m-dutcrn‘ Anatn‘ltillttll run»-
‘l‘i'l‘iil’il horo totluy, when with n lump
We writs this insurance. Call us up
'ra chaotic use
_ .. Winona. Ellis.
Tornado; necrophilia Fidelity
‘ dent inimitable.
74 WAdi-imo‘i‘ON ‘O‘tflu'l'. IOUTH
NORWALK. CONN.
. Pale People. Attention!
Our iron“, “Pills Msk
Ruddy Cheeks "
You need the but iron Tonic to“ also
you Rich, had Blood.
r. H. BAXTER, Druunt
"women's
Launch Works
. Boat. Frames not up and raady to
plank.
All kinds oi repair work.
launches or all also: built to order
by competent Workman.
,‘F firm .4
A. J. Hand & Campany
Billillllilllllli
JOIIINO AND REPAIRING
Hoyt'a Thaatra lulldlnp. Couch Noe
walk, Conn. Phone 428
Wagon
Satisfaction Knurnli-
Munro “’7.
CHAS. H. DOWNES
South Norwalk
W,~—~.-m M...” ..
our trim on
WALL STREET. liirlti n. mm”
A low cxrcptions wore
l’nion l‘nciiic won it
on initial rise or 11,3.
island pill. Brooklyn ’l‘runsil
ionic finc-
iionurul lClt-ctrlc ontl lnlcrnn
WAIJ. STREET. ti o. In w’l‘lit' up
in
\‘irlcnd paying rnilronti stocks worn
llcnviiy bought and thorn u on also no
ut'llvc inquiry for Htlilli‘ of tho nu-tul
stocks. i‘ictclnnrl, t‘. t‘. nod St. lunls
wan hid up It, Si, Lotti.“ unti Sun iv'inu
ciuco 2nd pill. iii... l'nion l‘ucllit i it“.
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_ You Be our to See
”Here's it ”£an breathless about these nitw‘ Over.
costs you will surely enjoy. That’s one reason why we
wantyou to see "them. Another rcaaon is, they're the
smartest examples of our kind of dressy clothes you have
thus far seen. and that‘s no mistake; you hear them talked
about up-towuandfdowndown. ‘ '
Plain and fancy grnys in many beautiful waves and
shades, in rough ind finished fabrics. with style and fit and
richness most unusual at‘our modest prices-
$10 to $30
Spring Suits are coming in daily, and most of the
Spring Hats and Furnishings for Easter are here now.
Come and enjoy the Spring show.
:4 80. Main St. ' . Masonic Bull
80. Norwalk. TWO STOR‘ES' Norwalkfnu‘.
DON’TS
DON'T iuhc u snlcsmun'a word for whut in in n iced. Make him
onlmrntc it and show you ouch inurctiinnt; thou llauro out tho
mnount of grain. Your horse ncodu about. 63 nor cool. of «rain in a
ground fowl. and it nllonld ho oi tho hrol. You‘ll got it if you buy
lionuic liomo tirountl Fond.
’ Quality First. but and an tha Tim.
noun Tone Maren.
Proprietor
nonnlo lions lead
itoonio Dairy Feed
Bonnie Poultry Food «
Bonnie i-ltoak Filed
Bonnie Scratching Peed
Bosnia Little Chick Feed
Jackson’s Photographs
Genuine the Hunt Manual With yoara oi dtudy and Itxpartansa.
ItlldULY: 1- .-
A Planing. Parmanant photograph. Call and 800 Our Naw Domain.
WI 00 FRAMING. ’
A Large Variety oi Choica Patterns and Prion to Suit.
Pictures and Let Us Suggest a Pmpsr Frame.
Jackson's Studio
NORWALK. CONN.
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Bring Your
Opposite Hoist
Noriollt and chtt-rn nuo llork Ilillliill
Wcstcru. l‘t‘lttln)i\‘otllit, itcntltun. .tm
ill-n onc. l'roill inking unit-s \t‘lpctl nu'.
pi‘nt'tll'nllv oi] oi lilo ullmc ntltnntcu
ltnti ltcutiina hccnmc onict l’uciilc
Mull ltlltl llitilcti llrygomla yicitictl it
point,
WALL S'l‘llllli'i‘, Noun ifltfllliill
Witliuluntiinx nulmcrlplion lo iorciuu
soiling bud boon ulmorncli prim-u ml.
\‘nncctl. ’i‘in-w Wm: lune :tuxicty orcr
ntriltc situation in I'llilmiclphln
limit yontcrtluy. [tumors of t‘illliiiiK
tiivltlcuti lucrcuoou ucrt» :tlltiiilllllt'ti by
the ililthcr Now fork t‘cntrul tli\lllt‘lili.
'l'hc incrcuuc in Humor utocltn tcpot‘i.
The tour u'ns
Honda twin
i‘tl it bl‘lillli‘lt in [it‘ll-mt,
ilcuvy and dull ut noon.
llrnl.
WALL. S'l'lllfiii'l'. l p. in "Stock
Illii‘l‘H \vcrc without lmporiutti chuugo
bctwct-n ll! out! i o't'int'h nod trutiint:
rcnntinmi tluii. Allnnilt- t'ouM hilt"
nnd Antcrlrnu liltit‘ ililii lmtihcr Dill.
uulnod u point
myhywmm. . ..
RUN ON CLEVELAND BANK.
CLEVELAND. 0.. March l0.~ The
run on tho Society for fluvitmu which
human )i‘hli‘HIII) wna rctu-wml thin
morning. Hundreds of tlcpoaltora
whiic wnlliuu to withdraw ihcir unvv
iillln Wcrc hold in in block long lino
by u Htltiilil or pntrolnu-n. 'i‘hmmuntls
oi lu-vnonu. niiruciod by tho report of
it run. ihronxctl ihc public uqtmi’v,
When the intuit oponmi lotluy inc
lliili‘iil‘li ntmottltccd illul thorn won on
hand and roudy tor the dcpoultoru til.—
billl,llbti in currency.
imposition urc bolnu pnlti oil no rule
idly no thcy present their bonito.
”a “warm
LIVE H008 SELL HIGHER.
l‘lM'v'lMANIh 0.. March lilw-w'l‘llo
price of NW hope outdo u how high
of 2b route from yuntorday'n princ.
sales were made ut “0.75 per hundred
pounds. llcnlcrn any llmt the scarcity
oi bugs on the boot may cause on Mt
mark.
MIMI 0F
:BAS‘EBIil SUNS
“sun
White Pine and Tar COLEMAIN’S
Wit-i. “Wt?! voun coco
" St. Patrick and Met roe Cards
HIST ll
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10 Nun HIM“; a. :3}? «rm
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In your new home use hot water or steam heat. It is cheaper to run
The ARGAND BOILER Co.
Halibut, Blues, Wealtiish. Smelt, Steak Cod,
Cutbillis Bridge Fish ]
In Doors or Out of Doors
With tip-twist. appliances and many years of “parlance. tho but. of
Photographs are accurod in any weather by
G. S. North, Photographer
7| WASHINGTON STREET lOUTH NORWALK
m
and gives more satisfactory results. Specify an
Argand Boiler
Mil us ior information
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
ARGAND DOILERS ARE MADE IN NORWALKI
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NATIVE FLAT, - 100 lb.
HERRING, -« 10c lb.
«Mm........ my...”
Haddock, Salmon, Eels, Fiunan ‘lladdlesv
Roe ’Shad. . Spanish Mackerel, Crab
Meat, Rockaway Opened Log-glam,
Green rt Orders. New, lord
cps and «Sea EscsIlOps.
ticket.
m but.
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TELEPHONE up. i
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that SitN‘llr'fl brother. Androw. was cm-
Mllchcll The rutill‘lith' of tho irun'k
wor- not oxnmlncd A scroud secret _
of the honor on the following Monday 8990““ m‘ n wm 8‘ savor
tailor-cl to bring to liaht a knife or to ‘I "cum BOIM‘O Plans A"
Funeral Dimctbr and Embalmer
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Illll lb Slilllllllil
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rational ins Mitchell om
Shots That caused Death ,
oi Kuivlusltas ’ ‘
NEW HAVEN, March 10.——80phln
Kritohmun took the _ witneus stand
this noon and told the story 0! the
shooting. laying the blame upon J06
Mitchell. in the course of her recital
of the events of the afternoon at 380‘-
17. double several times broke down
and cried so tililtjhe could not talk
hr some mlnutott. in brief she teatl~
lied that Kulvinultas nod she went in-
to the wooda oi lmera‘ Lune, where
the further made improper propoualtl.
which she rejected. Then its the two
sat on it alone under an apple tree in
the Roberts lot Joe Mitchell came
throuab the bushes and tired tor or
live shots.
Sophie took the sta at the close of
her mother's teatimon . Mr. Kennedy
called her and walking tirmly site pass-
od front the chair which she had 00
copied all the morning to the witness
stand. there to undergo the ordeal of .
telling not only her story. but of cross-
oxamluatiou at the hands later on of
the attorneys for the prosecution and
for Joe Mitchell. flexible lor the most
part was continued on the stand. she
breaking down only when she had to
describe what occurred between her-
self and Kulviushas iuut before the
shooting. The detendant constantly
I
NEW COLORS and SHAPES.
s22.00
kept her face turned toward
the jury. Her. movers cutue
quickly in reapouao to Mr.
Kennedy's questions. and there
was firmness in the tones in which
she couched her words.
The woman said she was born in Un-
ion (lily. tiring there all her life, being
educated at the public schools. ‘
NEW HAVEN. March 10.-~Drnwn
by the tact that Sophie Kritchman
might be expected to take the stand
in hor own defence today the crowd
was on hand curly today and again the.
souls tilled up as soon as the doom
wcrc opcuutl The only vacant seats
wcrc two cl‘nlrs tlIrct-tiy behind 30—
phlc. nilc halving born mudc ncrvonn
by muvcruutlon from persons who had
be¥u lmhlnd bcr. '
he lost Wiiflflu oi yesterday. JO-
noph Rhuuklu, lhc i'nion (‘lty barber.
who who put on by lhc Krilchman do-
lcncc. no on export in the Lithuanian
Ianuungc. resumed bin testimony this
morning. Just before ndiourutnent
Should» trunalutod one side at the
Maximum-tired nuto found nour Knit
rinsknu. Witucis said that the part he
trnuslntcd read an follows: “Soi'c
Kriichtnnn looks like ltkc for death
at '2 afternoon me your llrunnsua shot
my brother nln worn ltu.‘
Witncsu said that name oi the words
the note were so blurred an to make
it trupomlno to dt't‘ittlwr them (In
crux; oxioniuaiiou. it was brought out
clothing was looked over careiuliy.
The object oi the search, the chance oi
finding blood stained clothing, was
iruitiess.
4“.”
Emit School. Estes
Harry Aumaclt has been ill at his
home in Wilton for the past two weeks
with diphtheria. it is reported that
he is greatly improved and will re-
sume his studies in the near future.
Anna Richards has returned to her
studies here after it six weeks‘ illness
with scarlet fever.
Gorton Mouton is ill at his home in
llighwood. .
The girls“ basketball team will prac-
tice this afternoon in the town as-
wtnhiy hull.
Everything is in readiness tor the
Derby HatSAre In
31.00 32.00 s2.50
SUITS to MEASURE
HUNDREDS OF SAMPLES FOR YOU TO SELECT FROM
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk
TELEPHONE 165-5’
minatrsls tonight. The boys have their
pnrib wt-ll learned and expect to make.
the chair at success in every dctail.
Tickets for the miustrela on Fri-t
our night have nearly all been sold.
The management has given out that
those who can attend this evening just i
to: wcll as tomorrow evening. will find1
it more comfortable and convenient.
liliiiiiili’l 891,000,000
llilillllllll Ilillllll
Mount in wltm-ns. Sintc Aitorncy All-
in: not-siloncd Shunhis rlouoly no to
the words "Mable" on one side oi the
note nod tho word “bionic.” Witnem
initiating that the first word mount
"My.“ hot it? could not tell the toolin-
inc of tho sccond Attlml by Mr. Ailing
it witncss thought it fair trunslntlon
n! the Write on the other oldc oi the
paper who “Sophie shot inc.“ he said
that he did not.
William P. Keenan, detective acr-
lzonut oi the waterbury police force.
vlslicd the home of Sophie on Batur~
day owning, the lch. and thou opened
tho trunk belonging to Anion Kulr
rinakaa, with a key taken from Jon
volvcr ior which hc wan iooklnx.
Don-titu- Sorut‘lilll Knvsnaugh or
the tmlli‘c dcpnrlmcut of Waterbury.
visited the Kriichmsn house on Sept,
ill and neurchcd two rooms. one of
lhclu being Sophie‘s and the other An
tau Kuirinckua. in Sophie's room the
contents of the bureau druworu and
trunks wore cxntnlncd Tho girl‘s
non w tuition
Carried Out
NEW YORK. March lilwii will be
a matter of several months before the
automobile combine with its capitalism
lion rattling far into the millions
which. it baubecn learned. .i. i". bier.
gun and Company has nndcr way, will
take no definite iorrn. The purchase
by the Morgan ilrm oi the E. M. l".
t‘otnpuny of Detroit, to merge it With
the Studebaker Company, is only an
initial step. .
All deilntta information regarding
the proposed combine was withheld at
the Morgan oilicsa today. but tho dc»
nurture today of Henry P. Davidson, a
Morgan partner for Europe. where Mr.
Morgan is now, is for the purpose 0t
«moronic; with Mr. Morgan in the
matter. it is now generally believed
tbnt the General Motors Company, cou-
troiling nearly u down companies; the
United Motors Company. controlling
three large companion. and tho Studs
baker Company. including the E. M. F.
Company. will iorm tho nucleus oi the
big combine. Thu capitalisation oi
10 North Main Itmt. loath Not-walk.
nuidanca. I Washington Itmt.
Taiaphona at ethos, $8".
Taiaphona at house. an.
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Safe Deposit box
is the only attic piuco
tor your vuiuahiea. and
till“) tho most convent
tent.
The rich to your vai-
unbloa at homo from
fire and burglars is these compatriot. totals ”1.000.000.
great. The General Motors Company is
The cost to have said to motml the iiiaxwellvfirlseoc
and ilrusb Companies.
Mr. Morgan. it is reported. may also
include the aeroplane companies in the
combine.
them unis is smallm
iour dollars a your.
New coupon rooms
have just been equipped
for your convenience at
the
South Namath
Trust Co.
FORGITI'U
i went into a barber shop.
A little. corner pincer
The barber must have had a drop;
lie badly out my (see.
And when he saw mil face was cut.
With all his mlaht and main ‘
iio sound me with itch basal. but
it didn‘t stop tbs pa . ’
Next day. in a iorxiviti" mood.
i took. another chance.
The haughty harbor ii the stood
With aupsroiltoua aces:
"You shall? youmi abutstltnss, l
(mas
\‘l‘ho harbor did ohm".
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Norm _
5' Savings Society
labour-charm ma
‘ '3 775000 “‘3n‘..'l‘l.§l.“i§hl'llll.°°““"'
Deposits over ‘ ' ‘ “Wu-mums lisraid.
doom M. Holman. Iran. ‘ W
The girl who does not axsrclas good
' ludautsut in choosing companion of
bar own 3‘” often landed pond hun-
Wm. A. cartla. VMM
c i'M’i: A. Ills. Cosy d ?ngs- _
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coaascrn mo war ’
and -Up '
BACK To'rfiiamriln'us“ '
Western Agriculturlsta Want to Rs-
turn to New England.
Hundreds of letters daily from
farmers in the West. inquiring when
they can tind good cheap loud .n New!
England, are what George 1'. Powell.
president at the Agricultural Expertsi
Association. says he receives. They
would come back to the land of their
fathers and grandfathers to take up
the old acres, because the lands of the
West have gone up so high that it is
hard starting there. The anticipation
is that they will be able to buy (anus
in this section with buildings on them
and some show at orchards. In the
West there are no buildings on the
form plots, and nothing in the way of
orchards. or small woodlots. such as
are common to the farms in this part;
oi the country. This pcraiatent in-
quiry from the West has attracted the
attention oi men in the eastern cities.
and they are applying to President
Powell tor iniormation as to how they-
can buy farms and matte arrangements
for auch capital as they have not got
to begin the business of raising pro
duce tor the markets. They have lak-
on up the western information that
the tanner near a city or large town
in the better oil became he does not
have to depend upon a. railroad to de-
livcr his goods to the markets. By do-
ing his on delivery work he gets a
large price. and he also becomes a
factor in the business with a local
tame oi more or loan value and cut
muke a permanent market for what-
ever he chooses to raise. The big tar-
mer or the West is not a personal lacs
im- with the people who consume his
produce, and he has to sell it cheap
to give the sovcrll handlers a chance
for profits. The small farmer oi the
Worst has a still more insignificant
role to play. and he is fortunate if he
can sell his stuff at all. because oi this
expense of handling it in such small
packages. The advantages are all in
favor oi the small farmers in this part
of the country. The rooda‘are better.
and so much shorter that there is no
comparison with the diilicultiea oi the
western man man who must make a
beginning. President Powell has em-
phasized the importance the fact!
that the country needs and producers
or food stuff. and that'has attracted
the attention of man who have not
more than they can do in the cities.
men or capital as well a"; wage and
salary workers. The President has
the experience as wall as the skill at
many experts to call upon and the!"
are ending their influence to induce
more people to take to the lands oil
the East, ’ including New England.
New York, and other Gluten toward
the Middle West and South. ii thelr
estimates are worth much (there wit
be new old iarms with fair building!
and some old apple trees on them left
tor sale by fall. The old orchards-
hnve made so much money in the pal:
tow years for men who have had the
courage and skill to take them 'up.
that the othortt are Infiood demand.
and the prices are inmaaing. .
W
AN lNOLlOH .TBAIT.
liondon Chronicle.)
Mr. Runclniau teatlfiott that it used
that he was an Englishman. That. fl-
cry «0:: 03:"‘attsr as ln‘sbt'lattniili‘i'tl
gust native had brought tho . .
home with him is the moatrmi i '
suit of his mullahrnniysraitr.
. There is a phrase of our (two or
almost as but—«'tlmk“ um:
Probably that was not lmdflfilhéw
probation oi the MM. but“:
exprsuod the any? lot the m
Englishman in less dither WI
than toward a clan Which mid 4 ,
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