Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 2, 1910 · page 5

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It you have cultivated a. tonic for
mod pure, Candy.

OUR HOME MADE SWEETS

will certainly tickle your potato. Al-
ways treah and enticing.

EA. LANE

Tot. 409. ” ’ 51 Washington ‘Bt.
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EVENING oENTINEL TELEPHONE
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92- Ila-Now. Doplrtmont
Mas—Bunion. Dopirtmont
ink—Branch Chico. Norwolk
090 -—Editor’u hula-non
728-6—0Ity Editor's Rultionoo

WEATHERIFOR'ECAST.

For Norwnlk und vicinity:
cloudy tonight. and i<‘rldn,v;, moderate
west winds. The pressure bi below the
normal this morning in all St‘l‘IIOIII-i
east of the Rocky Mountnln . There
is no well~deflnod storm ureufkiil liirht
nouttered showers have occurrod dul'
Iilg the last. 24 hours in tho Lnko ro
giou and New England. The touiporn-
turo continues low for tho Beat-10H oi'
the your. The lowest temprruturo ro-
ported was 32 degrees. at liloorehond.
Minn. and the highest. 103 (tom-ecu. at
Phoenix, Ariz.

 

 

 

 

 

 

l’artly

 

 

WEATHER A in!“ M30 TODAY.
Tonmernturc: Low. high,
Partly cloudy.

til); 77.

EARLY SATURDAY SENTINEL.

Commonclnn next Snturdny nitotu
noon, and continuing throughout tho
summer season, ’l‘ho. Sontliiol will bo
Issued tit l o‘clock. All ntlrortlso‘uonln

flllil hows Items Slimlltl routii ilio
OIIlt‘t‘ of publication curly Stiiurtltiy
morning.

The W (‘ T. It nill Iioltl n mootiug
\iitli Min. (my in ( ht stunt Slltlt‘l
Norwnllt, tomorrow, lilvory iuoiiihor It.-
iiSkUd to brim: their ilowor mission ro~
port.

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Trinity llrnntrh ('Iirls' Fi‘li‘ntll) SooitL
ty will moot this wool. on Idt‘itlui' iii
7:45) p. m. 'l‘horo will ho no. admission
sorrit'o followed by n anoint limo.
Mouihors uro allowt-d to brim: u numi.

'I‘ho inoorporulm's of tho now Illl‘IUl‘I‘
will moot this (Ironing In tho Norwitlk
t‘luh (.‘luh parlors und will llin‘l‘o ilN-
cuss the plans which tlioro i'ot'oiii-d
this moiuinp; li)i the now building
'I ho meeting w ill be at it o t lot it.

Williuni tillhort. the young mun who
won thrown from the urtiw-rr ungun
Ol‘ Itnymond iintl Sou oiio tiny inst \wol.
was uhlo to return to his tlutios til ibo
Htoro today. ”0 EH :ittll uuiio liinio but
is oompnrniiroiy llll riuh‘t ugiiln.

A uttitcd (lillu'liIVt’ oi' i'Iiiiioii i‘our
nmndery No. 3 K. "

 

I., will bi: hold to.
moi-row owning in tho Mtiuouir Any-
lum in Willi stroot at 7:30 tl't'lilt‘li. 'l‘ho
illuutrious (Irdor of the Ilotl t‘rom;
will be conferred upon normul rumii
duten.

 

'l‘ho I‘unot‘al sorrh-ou of tho Into
llowtirtl Edward Sands wore hold you-
iortlny from tho ronldoiioo of his tuoilr
or him. Mury .I. Newmnu, on (‘omt-uook
Hill. Rot. I'Juiil Rit‘litor llllli‘liilt'tl and

'tho rcinulnn wore lilil'lt‘tl in Konm-t'n
t-omotory thin mornlnn.

Iui‘ltntionu hiii‘o been limited for tho
\Voddiug of Mirth Monti Ai-Illlli) ’I‘uilor.
or it Lowlii ntrool. ttlitl (‘hnriou llonnrti
lsoorn. of tlrolinrtl street. which wfil
tultt- pluro In St. Paul's church on tho
ovoulug of Wednesday June Iiith hi it
p. iii.. The udtuiuulon to Illt‘ t'lllli't‘li will
he by ilt‘ltot only.

 

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Word rout-bod Ntli‘Willli thin woolt.
thut Mru. A. .I. Dooley. lormorly Minn
Angollnu Scott, for mnuy yours librur-
Inn In South Norwnlk. wnu oriitoulty
III In Now York city. Rho wnn lulion
with convulnlonn u low days ago. nutl
wuu rrinovod to o. houpltul, whoro who
but; unit-o been usriouuly ill.

 

’I‘ho govornor has loaned )Ii‘t)ttlltlllti~
IlilllI-I for Flog tiny and tho town t'ltii‘li
bnu rocolvnd qulto u few which Iio him
to uond around to tho different school“.
The day that will be oblrrvmi bi 'l‘unit
tiny the 14th of this"'umuth, 'i‘imuuh
uohooi will not be cloned it in oxiiortod
tiuit Homo iiultnblo oxurtzlnou will tultu
plum nud that ilie'ucbool lion will fly
over the, building all thnt tiny.

'i‘ho funeral uorvioeu over tho ra-
mninu of tho Into 'i‘bomuii Edwin
Wheon. of New York City. who was
nutlduiiiy utrlclton with u utroltc In tho
Norwullt tlonort Monday evening.
which later canned hilt domino, will be
held tomorrow ultoruoon hi it o‘cloolt
from the ltlvoriilde chapel. Rov. Frank
D. Torrey. oi‘ the Norwulk Mutliodiut
church will othrluio End the remains
will be placed In the receiving vuult
at Riveriiltlo cemetery until further
arrangement: have boon mode.

 

WW mum“... web—.m. unw-

Kodaks

ration.

well
u' A‘uhmc‘r d tram

 

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for the Coming Season?

tTILFPHONI 10M

Tornado. Automobile. Fidelity
Bonito. Burglary and Anoi-
uent luau timing.

NORWALK. CONN.

VINOL

THI MODERN

Tonic Reconéhutftor

BOLD ONLY IV

E. H. BAXTER

monnson's
Launch Works

Bout Frames let up End randy to
plank.

All kinds of repair work.

Launches at all linen built to order
by competent workmen.

OysterShehPoinhNorwalk
A. J. Hand 8: Company

EIECIIIIIIII ENGINEERS lllll
Illllllllllllfllli

JOBBING AND REPAIRING

Hoyt’l Theatre Building. south Now
walk. Conn. Phone 428

 

 

 

 

 

Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning
Wagon

will clean your house in the b t pow-
slbie method. Sntiutnction uran-
tood. Reasonable rotors. Phone 477.

or send postal and got estimate.

CHAS. H. DOWNES

9 Courtlandt Place South Norwnilt

w ROBERT R. nouuon

House Mover and

General Contradtor
Worlt Promptly Attended To

P. 0. BOX 733 SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

.loliii ‘l‘. Illii‘t’H. oi lioldon IlVli'lillt‘ is
fillt‘lltllllfl tho llII) Iii Nov. t‘ity.

William I". lit-Klin in upoudlui: tho
tiny in Now York City on luminous.

~ Ilollt-tl (lllllii‘l. L’fit iiio
tlsl Suntlui' uobnol .Ium~ .id.

 

Nor. Iinir
523i» in \

 

"llio ( onitul Inilior l umn iii ll. llli'il
this tituluu ill tho litmim. ill \\ii~li
Iiiuiiili :ill'i'i‘l

Misti Lucile i'ultiua', oi I.il\.\l‘ mrooi
has l‘l‘llll‘llt'il it) llt‘l' litlltit‘ Iilii l‘ .i Him
in lll‘tllllil)’li with i'i'loml».

.iut-l. lloiloubnt'lt. of liriduopori
upoiit )outortlny “I'll Mini-l KIIIIII‘I‘IIH
ltoorn oi hor homo in tlrohurd Hilt'i'l.

.., ,

An iliiportuni inooiinu oi tho lint
lol‘sn’ Sick llouoilt Sootoiy \iitl bu tit-hi
In ('(‘Il'lil l.nhui' i.,\'ooum. Iltllilliiiiik
uiuhtI All illt‘liilloi‘n uro uruod in iil
li‘llil.

tit-tirxt- i‘oillii, who in now otiiplti)otl
by u Ill‘lll of Itllll‘l'iil lIlli'i Iill‘fi lli ll.ili
lord, rotui'nod to ilmt mi) mini
:ii‘lt-r o iow duh" \‘IlIii"lt ii iii his hum:-
iii Noruulit.

\l‘:.

’l‘ln-‘i'o will m it upmiul llll‘i‘llllll ol‘
iln- honi'ti oi‘ iii‘lltltll \‘iuiitum toui'umu
night tit tho high iii-hoot building in
Wont uronuo, \illlt‘ll, ii in Ulilli't‘lt‘iI.
will bo tho lust .‘it'r‘siélilii boiol‘o full.

A Inigo Illlililit‘l‘ ol’ tho inoiuhoru n!
Shorumu niid I’onuruuu i'utilli‘llt‘l. lini—
nl Arminuin. will no to Stiiiiiiord. this
ow-uluu. to nitond tho ohiun tuitlutlon
In thut plum. lotii'lnu South Noi‘nulk
on tho Tim Iliilil.

’lho lint Alulwrs' Annooiuiion hold
its i‘tvuiillir M‘llll‘lilllllllil iuootiiiit llihl
oil-tiling ill tho t‘mttrul Labor i‘nlou
Lyon-um in \‘unlilimtou utroot 'i‘lio
luminosu oonsintotl t'hloilr iii revolving
tho i‘l‘iltii'ltl of tho Illlli‘ill'H. till of Wlili‘ll
I‘ttitlll‘lH “'t'i‘t‘ Ilt'l‘t‘llli‘il. (llllrot‘u IIi‘t'
i‘lt’i‘ll‘ll III ilm Ik‘i't‘lliblii‘ unnunt lllt’t‘l‘
mg.

'I‘iiu xii-nutter who mode it Noun up
on on obi .m-ludlluu nntno ’l‘m-iulny In
I.Ilit‘t)lll nml Qiilntnrd urounou. virilni-
lzting Illilli'lllllll)’ u number of Itullunu.
in will rorr Iliiii'll timomt tht- intuition.
'i'ho polit-v buvo lionrd nothinu from
him unit tlwrt- M‘tliim lIitlo likelihood
to Inudiuu him. utilonu ho In plt'kotl up
not Mm, u hlllillitl unnio i-lili‘Wlii'l‘i‘

in utitl MIEI .lonoph I'lctilone. in do
umi uroom. who uorc murritul nt i-li
.ltmopli‘u i'huroh.
by It‘lllllill‘ Mitt-bolt. hutl it big rocup~
tiou tout orbiting tit 20 Main utroot.
Norunik. 'l‘bt- brtdo wnu formerly
Minn mitmiluu III (Iirolunio. Minn i-inrt
uli Munitruro wnit lirtdoiuiinld oi. the
Wt‘tltlllii: mid i'liitl'lt'it Dildo. tho bent
man.

A ht-ndnchn the morning nilor In re-
sponsible for many it good resolution.

 

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BASEBALL GOODS
ROLLER SKATES, 50c up

and

FISHING SUPPLIES

Mull kinda

At COLEMAN’S

NEW! ITORI .
10 North Main at. 00th Nam-lit

 

,tMM “IA. a“ mgawuflh 5,}
Mill .nnd Sporting Good.

irmtnmciiunonimm'

w. vii-tho toil lawman. Call us up ‘j

TAYLORBI ,, torn

Ali hind- W Inuurtnoomuartuo not

74 wmnmorou‘ urn-Er. acorn ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

l’ t
1/
M
B CI Ii 12' Ii '
uy ot es 1 g t .

The man who expects something for nothing—gets
nothing.

Pay enough to insure your getting a good Summer
Suit; and that it be about the price of any of our fancy
gray or blue serge suits, Sio to $30.

For no matter what you pay us. we‘ll give you the
most for your money—the most in style in fine tailoring.
in fit and in service.

What we do for you we'll gladly do for your boy; our
boys Summer Suits and Wash Suits are fine values

Straw Hats for you and your boy.

 

TWO STORES:

The New Store South Norwnlk
24 Wall St.. Norwalk. i4 South Main St.
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START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT.

The Him-‘98“ 01' your broods. itom tho momoni tht-y are out of tho
shoil. dopondo on the food you lllii‘. "Bonnie" Chick Food, homo pre-
plrcd and ire-h «ch any, hi tho kind you run dopoud on to ninlto iinv.
lit-utiiiy ‘rowhs and inturo nttindy lit}'t‘l‘H. EVt’l‘y mum in "ilonnio
(“inn-It Food In uwuoi. and hound. and bi «olid nutrition. "Bonnie" ithiwh
Food ooninlua tho rhoioont iniporioti Mllltiiti. lino rtuoitoti charcoal
and thoroughly drtod Ind saint-toil urnlnii, such on out nit-til. (‘l'tit‘krti
Wtivot, ornt'iit-tl litii’llrund tint-old t‘tilt‘lit‘ti corn. Why not use o in-
lIIllil". upot‘lully iiropnrml, clonn, whoimmiuo food. i’rotili titiido ouch «lot.
i‘iiIllor than food from the Wont. noonsunriy «Lulu? Why [like the
chance wtn'u you pay in; much It not morn!

Qunllty Fir-t. Lost and All the Timo.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
"For the Land Sold" on Bewitcr's

Forflilzen tor Lown. Garden and
Field.

Ask For "Ilonnln"
Ilonio iiroumi Footie.

 

 

JACKSON’S STUDIO

PHOTOGRAPHS AND LARGE PORTRAITS

The Children’s Studio

PICTURE FRAMING and HAND CARVED FRAMES.

Jackson's Studio

Oppoolto Hotel 53 Wall 8!. NORWALK. CONN.

 

DWWW

 

Try Fresh Fish.

LOOK AT MY PRICES.

For the BéSt Spring TOnic

Wu...— mun—mqmu-irummmam u

Epionms av MARK TWAIN THAT
MAuE THE WORLD LAUGH.

“Ito virtuouu and you will be accou-
trlc u

""i‘ho train is profusely decorated-
with tunneiu.”

"Figures stowed out of me Just as
natural as ottei of routes out of on
otter."

”l wouldn t giro a cent to hear in-
geruoll on Motion but id give ten doi-
lnrs to hear Moses on liinoruoli. "

"One could not; the dress creeping
uloug the floor some limo utter the
woman was gone. ”

"I left myrnonmutlsin bore. linden
tuition is welcome to it. it won littlc.
hm it won till I nod to give. ishonld
llkod to lonvo nomothlng more on lab
big. but It WM! not In my po'iver"

"’l‘bcia were no hacitnion. books or
otnnlbnoou on the pier. I nuid It. won
like being in heaven."

“The loss a man known the bigger
noliic ho motion and the higher unlury
he commands."

"The place In on dark on the Inside
m an lnitdoi."

"I‘Jpltuphn nro choup and they do a
poor chub ti woritl of good utter he's
«loud. tntpoclully It” ho bud hard lick
whllo he won ultro. i wiish they u re
timid more.“

"t‘nln in Iirnutlotl u Inurtlorcr so
heuriloutily mid ununlmoimly in Amor-
ton only hornuce ho is ncithor a. Demo-
crat nor a Republican."

“Slit: won it perfect. polyglot once but
nomohow bur politic got down."

“\\"o wriio i‘rnukl)‘ nnd fourlositly, but
wo 'iiiotlll'y’ hoioro we print.“

“A orouu lioiwoon Il tirod mud turtle
and n oripplotl ht'nruo hurt-m."

“lilo nit-um Woti, but Ili‘l is folly to
him: ho only understands Eroot-ii-ios."

“linrhiu i'orgotton to mention it,
noonor. I will i'oniiirlt. in ooncinulon.
lliut tho ouch oi‘ tho Shunt-so 'i‘winu
iil‘i‘, rnrpotriIvcli‘M iiity-ouo and iittyv
Ihmo yours "

Ito was full of lIIC'tiht‘il outitluiu niitl
placid uoltiiuportutwo. but ho didn't
Itiiovi its much an n throo-om quntl.“

"Ago onliiruon outl unriohon tho pow-
ors or homo llllHl 'ul inulruiiiontu. noin-
ht} thuw oi tho violin. but It N‘i‘lllh‘ to
not Illi‘ itiniiti'n tooth on villii‘ "

‘I out ti Yiiultw of tho \nnitoos. n
lli‘llt‘Ilt‘Hl mun lll‘ili‘li built-ii til Ninth
"ion: in‘ inwiii; lli utlior words. my
inhim- \t‘iir‘ ii i»l;ioi..-oniili, mi uurio n
mm. illit‘ltli‘ lilitl I win. bothf‘

‘l'lioio tIttitit
omnivb ill Ilil'
ii Elmillitllll‘ illil

An Early

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YOURS?

 
 

Splits,

Those who wear our Low

the Summer season.

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Bathrooms

Si'i'lli to ho bruins
t'lillii' tini‘wri to halt
mu didn‘t mind ihnt

ut'ivr n lililo club», tut )(iu now that
innit)» \tt‘l‘n iiiil north-d ill t; Mll‘ll'l)’
iikr ttmt. and would lum- llliil'it'd Itu

wimmotri' nnd spotlml it "

"l‘liliiiillt‘l'lllultin tii'o (Ivnii to ovory
bumnu instinct."

"A toil-on dim \tllli lithtiil liontl utid
lull nitlnlrnwn trout fittit’ii‘i‘ '

"’l‘o llw lmiitin, soup and i'tliit‘illlt‘lll
uro not it» .mitltlt‘li it.» intinsnrro. but
tlioi illi‘ Illillt‘ tlriitlij. in tho long
(till.

"I‘ht'v uppuitilotl uni oil-1k of tho
omnimiioo- on t‘oiiohoiuui. and thou
ulionotl mo no :iiuniiuutim lu play bil-
iint’iln \“IIII “

 

 

no.» EXTRA

AT THE A

Season

We sold more Straws last Saturday than ever before on
the Saturday preceding Decoration Day. DID YOU GET

Sennetts, $1.50 to $2.50

$1.50 to $4.00
Panamas, $5.00 to $6.50

ableness and style. $3.oo-$4.oo.

All the “fixings" from head to foo: that you will want for

PriCe’s Clothing Store

98 Washington Street, “South Norwalk

 

$50.99

--AT-~—

The Heating and Plumbing Co.

23 MAIN STREET. NORWALK

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Straw Hat

Shoes vouch for their comfort-

 
 
 
 
 

 

Complete

 

MM-..“ m... ...._. ”W “W

SPECIAL

&P STORE

 

‘\\'iitru It uzun Iiflh boon titty worn
of hill ho l5 with n ulna nnil hourdod
vizzitl ‘

‘li \iiir- lithl iim- ii
‘l‘iio. :iiunis tlllilh ilio)‘
than :iiulititli t‘li‘l'

now author
know nioro
\‘lli‘ll tin-3‘ nro noi-

Warranted Eggs. 8 dozen -
Pure Lard, a pound - -

Very Best Creamery Butter, 8 pound - - -
25 pounds Best Gran. Sugar. cloth sack - -

32c
$1.35
25c
17c

o o - o :-

 

. mom; will .iioui iuo nun

“hon John P .Iuiuws. of Nmudu. Willi
ill It... Sniiiiio of tho l'ultmi State‘s it
was hot custom. during tho Iron HIIU‘i‘
do)». in ninlto tom; sivroohos on tho
ll.illli_\ quontiun, mm; tho Suturdny
I':\I‘illllt'. I’n:~'t

ilno iliii ihv Fonutor rouulotl ilii- Son-
.itt- \ili'i tho hinting of mono)“ iroui
tho ouriiosl on)» until tho (Illi‘ll'lllt’ of
it". in I. ilo non: uni book to Iltmd
llilli‘H and trim .l llio lilsltii’} oi IIII' \tl-
rtmir ilit'tlitiillt~ oi oi-‘hzmuo. tholr do»
rotation-iv unit i‘llilllfli‘x from tho days

FREE DELIVERY. Deliveries 8:30 a.

i‘l”l‘ l‘l‘ with in

I‘ompltiiii tlini
houior nud inuko
\I'lion things

I.I Ii:ii'it'! to iiio dim. ol‘ gold and sll: , t .

H" . ing on i'lxtiireu, 1
“I i‘iiii Ill lilt‘ lllli‘llllill) ni tho Set»

:m I..- said, in tho muruo of tho

 

spot-oh "ilili' iii ont- limo tho niotllnm
tit .«wimnuu wan o3 utor sliolls. (lysior.
sit-ills woto urtud i'or tuouor."

 

youiorduy morning. ‘

 

FLATfisu .................... 10c;uoTTERFISi-i .......... too
WEAK FISH .................... 10c j POROIES inDt drama; ..4 in... 25c
SEA BASS ...................... taciHALiaur ................... ....15c
BUCK SHAD ................. iMACKEREL ..................... 16c

nm'ic FISH. unwricux s.ii..\io.\', s'ruin i‘lli) nuns. RUB SHAH.
IAS’RUI-"I‘Illil SidAStiN, mum; sour t‘ItAllh‘. NA'rivu bonsrrms.
iniNtm ANI) Rm'Nii (RAMS. i.I'l"I‘l.l-: NRI‘RS

Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.

TELEPHONE 108.

FREE DELIVERY.

 

DON'T SEEK SHELTER iiiitloi- tho oucuuo llmt you do not
how untiuiuotoi'y l’hotnurnphu ol‘ youruuli‘ until you burn tried thou.-

’ The North Studio

no. we wuumoron or. uourn MonwALK. ‘

 

 

 

That Pain or Blur in the .. Eye

inny no council by it iiylng to do ,
mom work than It run stand. tin
you wont to wear it out before

you Mr to have it titted? Attend
to it nova it will pay you wait
‘ We! him: it Physician who in n
disilind [we Biietilrillat to examine iour ores. NO CHARGE itch EX~

A M i N A'l‘iON
87 ATLANTIC SQUARE .'

THAMER Sumtord. Conn.

 

 

 

 

utor llonr~

."“""““

"Itoliutiiiiil.” hroko In tho Into Son
of Nilsfiilt‘hilhtlllfi. “ii thut
squirm only proruilod now we mold

til‘lIi‘i' halt a down oysiorn on the hall

siiotl nuti pity for thom with tho shells."

LAST YEAR'S FOREST FIRES.

r‘iro ptuyod iron havoc in tho wood-
lnntlu oi the national i'oroul Sutton lust
,wur than it did In lilltil. although tho

 

David W. Raymond

 

Funeral Director and Embaimer,

10 North Main Itmt. booth Nam-inn

luldonu, I Woohingtnn ltmt.
Toiophom at out». W.
Tolophonc at noon. “I.

 

.. E... M .-.. W. ....m.-wm. m... ,. .. ... ..

 

A Young Merchant

uturiod a business no-
ttouiit wlth thin batik
nix yours ago with titty
doilnru.

For mm or two yours
it won hard to lump that
littt'ollili. cowl.

Today his "arose ,
balance in nix hundred
doilnru.

'I‘hni II why wo wont
your itillitll coconut. We
expect you to grow.

Open on account to-
titty.

South Norwnllt
Trout Co.

 

 

liltilllit‘r of {Iron won 410 groutor. Thu
tloparttnout of unrirulturri him just
.«omplviod tho ututiullt‘n. The proton
,ttro \‘illiio of tho work oi Illt' di‘ihlfl»
l‘lt'lil in shown In tlitil ill nluioul clich-
l\‘ pop out”. of tlio [In-u woro oxiln-
uialnbod botoro use much its Ilii‘ ncrou
Imti lif‘t'll dniuuumi: (‘2) tom than our
and out-hult nt‘rru to IlII' tiiililil‘i‘ iuilo
ol' outlonnl i‘ortmt loud wait burnotl
owr; tiliniitl llio amount of damage
tiom- to tho bumod-ovor ui‘on uvorng-
i'il but H.135 not art".

For ihr twoirt-tnouth ondrd Ili't‘i‘fli-
brr :lI butt, tiioro worn 3.11m tire-u on
tho fort-nth, i,liltl (tritium! by ltlt‘tiillih
tiron_ till by rumours. 294 by light.
nlnir. iiii by hruuh hurnlnir. it? by ink
rundiurica, {Iii by row mllln und don-
lioy onuluun, lid! by mluct-llnnmuu and
‘i'lul by uultnuowu littl'nt‘loii. ’l‘lio iil't'ti
burnout ovm‘ war. In round iigurou.
360.000 norms. of which «limit amino
wcro privuin lilliiltl in national iormnn.
on natural noun» 400.0th fli‘l'tm In limit
Bottle ”0.000.000 bourti tot oi iimlwr
was oouuumoti. of which 33.000.000
[out was privately owned. his nuninui
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DEPOSITS OVER 33.775.000

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150.000 was privntt-Iy ownmi. TIII‘I
Iona ht tho your union» Whit About
“60.000. Immune douc- io rouroduotlon
nod tomato Ihomi a remarkable do-
orman. Icon thou "60.000 tit-Ina tho
record for limit and over 8700.000 that
tor liilltl.

. i'I‘lw turnout number of tires occur-
rod in lduhm—Iiitl; but the great to.
entice over 100R In that hiuiomnonih-
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124 WASHINGTON 81'» SOUTH NORWALK.

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17 WALL eraser
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NORWALK, CONN.
1* .m
IDCODIOIIVD spnrlm wero accountable
(or mud of the blnzos in this forest
taut your. Tho oxplnnutlon of the In-
cronuo Iii the totnl tor nil forest: in
to ho found in this ("hour d‘Alcu‘e in.
i'l‘l'llli'.

Tho ruport of tho Itiroutor for 1909
amid ol’ tho ilro rorord ol' lililii: “That
your was out- of prolongod drought
during the autumn and toll. and or
illiiiinli‘titlh Ioroui art-ii throughout the
i'tliiiiil’). 'i‘ho nullmiul filt'uhifl unifor-
od rolntlroly lliilo. About 232.101.000
board [not of ”Hilton or 0.06 per cent.
of tho uluntl Willi iII‘illl'mH'tI A total
of 2.728 firm who ruportod. or which
2.089 worn uninll iiron toni‘lncd II it
min to no orou of liw norm. or low.
'l‘ho t'nut ot‘ tiro lighting. oxrluuivo of
tho nularlon ol‘ iot'uui oilirvrn. "I 873..
283.33. 'I’hln mun. «third in no 'vro-
poriton oi tho totul nuiariou oi run:-
tsrn uml worth: propoilr chamomile ID
patio! and fit! lighting. rm Ion than
onodw’onliolh or tmt' nor rout. outta
\‘oluo of tho thulwt iii‘illt‘t’ti’til. outlaw.-
ml iii In hittit‘Mo uiumpaao “in. at
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worn uiutionrd in tho Murillo II
will hour rapnotlng. A competition all
boon lit-hi til Stalin for it priu, hm
numb pmmuiml by tiir John.

known on Motto ttup. uni boring hour
nin tun boon won try a crow MI
nilnuhip. hm

oxpt-ciotl b) on John that liltironord

would no inulnininrtd. On this fiftieth
lnr ooclulon. however. I crew of til
Rumiiilou tooiiimouded by
i‘hli‘ion liomi’ordl curried it on in-
tilt-ltd A any or too later the M
WI! pructirin
til l-‘innhr wh involution no it m
dluolniintirhiii hi well known. rm dim
anlllior. He nlnuulod Moorihtllf to
its oonnnnuder the mucosa: ”In
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ore towing the Motto than. “ «it

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niunoonvoni out! Motto-

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