Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 9, 1910 · page 7

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your Wagon
. toa Winner

You seldom want what you
get. unless you insist on getting
. what you want.

Emerson’s

Keith Konqueror
AND

. Waldorf Shoes

FOR MEN

,Louusbury & Soule
AND

Herrick’
FOR WOMEN

Educators
ron CHILDREN

It's a simple thing, hut Iotn-
pound in Iesults to ask for no
tibnhie. tiled and true winners
of the shoe wot Id

'CONNEALLY

. AND

BRACKEN'

‘1 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 30H

 

 

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ME Inns @At."®.

Our Goal

 

non
BETTER
THAN
THE
BEST—
';‘ BUT
BETTER
THAN
THE
. RESTI

 

THE EWOAL to

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. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR

Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables

We have them. All kinds in
36380”.

Extra Fine STRAWBERRIES
a Specialty.

CANDIES. CIGARS. TOBACCO and
SODA WATER.

G. GHIOTTO

Tel. 027 179 Watt. 8i. Bridge.

 

 

 

 

......~-m.,«..-x-......... w... .L. -. . a.“

. if you want a good Cigar
Ink for

Roger Ludlow. 10c
Twin City, lie

or The Nugget, 5c
ALL DEALERS

QB. J. REYNOLDS

MANUI'AOTURIR.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

we HAVIr ON HAND A LARGE STOCK or Patten MINED LeHIoI-t COAL
t'N ALI. etzsii AT LOWEST Paton “

REMEMBER U3 WHEN YOU ARE READV TO ORDER YOUR SUPPLY.

I. have eonetantly claimed
and claim now:

. v

Ntilittitttt' tut
Iliilllii

'I‘ho Iilll‘tlel' of proof being upon
Iht‘ I-Iaitnunt. we herewith nn-
lntt'don ourselves of a low
"proofs." ()III- lltizelton coal in:

DUST-PROOF
DIRT-PROOF
CLINKER-PR‘OOF
SLATE-PROOF
WATER-PROOF
But not FlRE-PROOF--~~-not in
the slightest degree. not the
unmiioat [llII'IIPII‘ of II fll't‘~|il‘txlf.
If these proofs don't cont/lure
you, there IN the one supreme
test:

Try It Yourself

The B. Hershfield
8t Son Co.

Tel. 294. 122 Water 3..

 

 

Automobile
FOR SALE

REO TOURING CAR
Good Condition

W. A. Briggerman s

MUBIC STORE.
Donovan Block. “2 Wuhlngton at.

Insertions
WORK

IS OUR SPECIALTY

We have It complete stock or I’tiIt‘ill

 

Medicines, Perfumes and TUHt'I Ar-
IIl‘It‘lI-I.
Agents I-‘ullm, Greene Co. (‘hm‘o
latea.

W. F. Wigmore 8t Co.
DRUGGISTS

8 NORTH MAIN STREET

Hotel Mahackemo

J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.

aeawce AND cotton: or To one
RATE8 .2 PER oAv mo uewaao

SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty

FINANCIERS
CLUB

(PRIVATE STOCK)

The Whiskey Without
- a Peer

TO BE HAD AT ALL FIRST-CLASS
HOTELS AND CAFEB.

 

 

’l'lttt ortilnnutro panned by tho Bunth
Noru'nlh lloard or Councilmen t'einll't'i'
in the ()iiellillll. or public or private
wnya or streets in printed in the nilvttt"
I‘Itllltg roltmiuu of The Sentinel... tot
tny.

Kliillitltin littrntnrnmutt will Iilt'i’i thin

iiVPllIllil and warn the Rural Purine?

degree on Ht’li‘l rat tUlIIltIitIBIt'ii Al’ttr
the work there will he no olultotnte
ltnnqurt Itervttii All are earnestly re-

 

‘ Money Drawinglnterest
L Every day in the year, with no effort further than
to deposit it in

The South Norwalk Savings Bank

Should attract every wage earner to save It little every
week against the time. at need

quested to lie ititteent.

 

 

The Paris Cloak

atook In The Norwalka and trail for
in town. Come and he continent].
Ladiau endMlsues' Cloth and
Fortune Fonts, Cloth Coats, Bklrlii
Cor-eta Cornet Covers, Prluooatt Bil

worlrtnumthln. We nllut‘ tree.

33 :3?.lhl~‘.'h?*" “The
"SPECIAL W
Sunday Dinner
THE CLIFFORD!

Sunday. June 12th, I to 2 p. m.

‘ 75c.

MacPIterson & Stevens. Props.
Crawford Oxfords
lor Men

in all Leather-

at $3.50. 54, $4.50

MAX ,LEVY

169 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK

IIIIII unto

SIIIIYEN'I‘

 

 

 

NIYI‘K'I‘Z,

Illstt‘lt‘t of .\'III‘\\IIII\'. nan.

l‘onrt, Mu) 31:, A. ll. will.
liiatntv nl ldtI hint. Innis, late of the
(‘in and Slam of \‘vu' York, devoured,
'I‘Iitt (‘tllll‘l IIl‘ l‘t‘uttnun tor the “Iti-
liIi'I of .\'orunlk_ i'ntn limited and di-
lttwtui .N‘IX IIItttIllI:. lrutn IlIo dutv hurt-til
ior titt- t‘I'l'IIIItII'lv of twilill t'tiIIIII' to M'-
hthit tltI-Ir I-lninte» tor tu‘ltitillli'lll.
'I‘ltost- who intuit-Iii In lift-Swill their [it‘-
l‘mlliiii. lll'tllii‘I’Il nitoMI-tl, “IIIIIII Milli
lilttv, \Hll tut lIl‘Ilill'H'l] ti I'ttt‘m‘t't‘y All
persons indebted to NIIIII i'MnIil lite i»...
tnwntml to make Illillli‘I‘IIllll' utiyuwni to

I‘lIAIIIJCS II DAVIS.
“:AI‘I‘IHDI'

Mil \PiNl MY"; It' It.
litsIrIII ul Ntttunllt. at.
l‘ttttri, .Iultt' Li, A Ii. if'ltl
l-Ztttatt- nl Iiiillilllliilil Iiiti‘l'llm‘ii.
of Not milk. in "illii diatrit‘t,
Till“ t'uttt't Ill Pliiill‘lit‘ Itll tht- lilo
trirt ttI Notwuik Initit Iiilliil'd and iii-
Ittwuti an nutullte‘ Imnt Illi‘ date hereof
tor the t‘l‘vtIIInl‘n ilI anul ratatv In m
ltihit their ultimo fur ht‘IlIl‘llli'IlI ‘I‘itoav
“ho lli‘illlit‘l in torrent tlII-II Itrwttttis.
IItIntt-III nit-wind. within said tlitw.
will lu- litillitl'l‘I't’I a rotvnntt‘v All tom‘-
soits Ill'II'IiINI to until t‘NlIlIt‘ illi' rt»
uttvstmi to make illllllt'dlflli‘ purulent Ill‘
RUSS til lti‘ IlAltll I
I' lot tIiItt

PI‘UIMIN’

r: at It.

I‘l'tiiitiln

Ititt‘
(Ii‘i'I‘llfil'fl

 

12 ii iii

Sill. \' id.\'l Nil l' It I
IIIHII‘III Itl \‘Ittnnih H‘a‘
(‘ntti‘L May 125., \ it. “Hit.
Estate In “hilt-l 5 “MIN“. into III
Nnrwulk, ItI MIIII Illaltivt, Ilvt‘tnat'tl.
'I‘ltt: t‘tmIt III‘ i‘tIIlIIIII- lot the lite
ttitl oi Norwnlk. Illi'IIi limited and III-
It)\\l‘ll st). months train the lIIiIr hole
of 1m lIlI‘ I‘rtttlllnts of said l-Jntntr lo
toththil then (Illillln tor mottlontrnt
'I'httut- \rito tinglt-Ii tit prom-til IIIl‘il Iii'»
t‘ottltla. tattInIIly attested, within :'.‘.itI
IIIllt'. uill lw tit-ltIit'rt-II u I‘l't‘tlHiI‘) All
twriitllifl ittdultiml to said ICHIIIH' are n-
outwit-ti In White Ituntmllntt- unrnwnt
to

Pl‘flilfliv'

l.t)'l"|‘ll~3 II. MI'NIIII,

tn2t‘. I2 ti Adntiuinlt‘ntrlx.

 

NORWALK TOWN TEACHERS.
w. E. Chancellor Chosen Prairie»!
and Min Henry Vice-Preeident.
'l‘ltv Norwullt ’l‘own 'i‘vaolttttn‘ As
mutation hold its annual titreiinn .II
the limit tit‘html on June I The lot
lowing. llml‘l'l‘h unti committees “t‘l‘t‘
I'It‘l‘Il'd for the )i'lll' llilti II‘
I’l'i‘hli‘PIlI ‘Iii‘ \l'IIIIIIIII Ii.
ltti'
\‘it‘thi‘rttnldtttti
Horn-tun iliid
London
I'IM‘I‘IIIIVI' t‘oinuttttttn on piano for
It?“ \I‘III' to Ili'I with the edit-er». Mrs
H II, “tilt-II, Minn P: A. Iittuloli, .imilt‘tt ‘
i". Williams.
t‘nnttnllttu- on I’I-nsiuns tor 'l't‘ncit-l
III-II, III rot-respond with the Hartford
I-onttnttiet- Minn t'htirlotto Lamont,
Misti Mut- It). Hittitii. Hltiluh it, Whittle-y,
I’i‘l'llllllli’lli t‘otntnittvo on Saint-ion
MINI: Murnnrot t‘lnt'un. Misti i‘nt-ollnn
t‘ollon. .‘llluu .lnsulo I'oyvoz. (I. A.
'I‘humpsou. liti II), it. tltttnlinrt,
t‘otntnlitvr on Mumtu-I'attin
Mnruutui ll. Wood, Mitre
Smith. It‘t'unk it‘llrouori.
IlnillflllIl‘ii to the (”Mr Federation
Mrtt. hilln It‘, Simona, Mrs. H. l). Law;
l't‘m‘i‘ ‘wltm it‘loruuer Miennlnua
HIGH SCHOOL STUDIES.
M
Will be Explained to Plreute
Friends by Dr. Gumbert.
'l‘lte vaults of the eighth grades in
the grammar and parochial schools of
the town. together with their naronttt
and toaohara. are invited to" ruin the
Norwnik High school tomorrow evottv
lug. All other teeehnre are also In.
vltod. There will he a meteorite from
the High School otnnntlttoe, several
selections from thet‘lllgh School or-
chestra and an explanation. by Prin-
etpat Edward it tlttmhert otthe mum-
es ol’ utudy altered to students tor next
year. The visitors will then be given
an opportunity to lneuoq the variou-
Ilovartmetttit oi the school and the
teachers will he present to explain
and answer queetltine. Thin in no good
an opportunity to become acquainted
tvtth the possibilities ot atudy in the
town Milli eohooi thot evtiry monolin-

Dr.

(‘vhnut‘olA

Kntltnrlno Ill‘lll')
'I‘rtvumtrer» Flill't'ltvt-

 

Minn
Lillian M.

and

 

 

. ‘ itimlthdent would he present.

 

 

 

SPECIAL SALE

Better; nigger hat-trains than ever before.

Ladies‘, Miueeu‘ and Children: Dresses In uputo‘date styles and heat

 

minus ttluudt.
I WWW" WWII tumult. Horatio Ilruwu.
diverge HI-hnuit ldt‘lltii, (loot-ire lloaatng

‘Iiih

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

and Sun: House

We oarryt the largest
loan money than any othet at ore

Litton Butte. Coats Rein 0min
Walnut. Petticoats Night Gowns.
pa Vests. SillI (lioveit and Hosiery

It so MAIN eraser.
t smut-one.

Paris

 

Purina Altos: commit
GELEBIIA'TIIIB num-
FIFTH nuttvntsuu

(Continued from Firut Pane.)

line of march was through Franklin
street to Want street. to West avenue,
to city line, I-oIIIItoI'IIIarvh to ..orllI
Main street. to Washington utreet, to
Water atrent. to Havllnnd street, to
South Main street to Mother: sheet.
to Chestnut street to Concord street.
to i-louth Mala street. to Railroad are
nun. The delegations in the autos voti—
tlnue In the mnI-hlnea to Roton Point
and the members of the Itnmnnny and
the hand, who marched. boarded two
double trtII-k trailer cure for the Point,
where .lnt‘oha l‘lrotht-rs served on I‘tlnh-
oraiv shore dinner III the hotel dining
room. About 200 people not (IOWII to
the line layout. The mt‘uti inrltuiod:
Martini Cocktail
.1 lttle Nut-ii Cletus
. 1‘ into (‘lIowIII-r
UIUIII‘O Blur» li‘inh linked l‘olntoes
(.‘lutn Fritters
Mixed EInlntl ulh‘t‘fl t‘olet'r
Soft Shell ("rubs on ’l‘onst
Broiled (Thirkon
French Fried l’otnittoe
P‘rt'nvh Potts
Loimtor
(‘ntn do itoton
(figure .
it is exported the return from the
Point will he alttttti tl::itl, when there
will hit another short parade, with ”It'
headquarters in Franklin street the
ottiortlrr point. The I'\'I‘IlIl)g will
Ulrli It" devoted to “ourn house.“ The
hand will give II t‘ilnt’t'l'l on the tutor-
inlly I‘OHHII'IIVN‘O hand Hand on the
my lot. ntljolnittt: llw llI'I‘t noun-v, until
tiltout ll o‘I-iovlt l’t‘ttnnrntlonn have
ltt~t~u lllililt‘ (or rnturtaintnn a Intuit
number of Illtiit‘h and there will he an

aiillndlilli't' of It" l‘l‘t‘lllll, Nike and
mind“ it he.
in the Autos.
amour. those In the autonmttiies

Won'

\lnynr IIotu-II .\l. \\‘ollI~. ('tllillt'IIIIIIIII
.lnhn id l‘uttl. Allinrt M. l'oltlmntt, t'hos-
tor l-'. Clark, “I'. it It \\'t~st, William
lilt'liiuhon and Victor W I"t’l'll:%_ (hir-
lutl'mlim ('mtlllfl‘l John Keogh. ("lty
Treasurer \l'tllrtwl liotIWI-ll. tilt‘wl liar-
Itttl l" t‘lnrit. (‘hit-t t‘iun-Itoe l-‘ Hutu-rt
Itl' Nttt‘u'nlk. i‘htrrl F. Ill, \Vltt-t'ltvt‘ of
Emu Norwalk. (‘Iim‘lt'fl 'l'. itintmul
5t~lmlttr Jeremiah :lionnran, ”I'Ill'} i‘
t'lurk. .iiltlilt" .I.‘ It. 'l'nylm. Mnttltt-u
('tttiittll. .l, A \"nlll. .w-nm‘tt \V II
liultlloll, mt‘htel A l«t \Vlllt‘llt'hltil‘.
I-xl'IIioi ll \\‘ iinrlm'tl~ Iii-i II II
t tillli‘llltil' loittt Vi littantdum t‘hut'im
K Raymund. (hint ttl I’nlirv \thllnm
\‘ollntvr_ littittttaI-Itinltw M It tit-II
llt'iI. Ht'Il‘t’Iilzilii .inttwe A. lirtmtu lino~
out Zeiuil, mutant ul tilIl \\'I-ii ttoolt
and Ladder t‘utttmiitl‘. t‘lty 'l‘ru (‘olltn ,
tor William I Wilcox. Street t‘ommt:
aioonvr lintttol liuIItoIt. tot-tum iitnt
t‘lutt'lvr. “Helm, liettiitttttn ”I‘thlt‘l.
HIIWIIId Manned; 'I‘I‘uoutuu N‘l‘V-‘IIN and
John ti SIIIIIIIIII

Automobiles um» tarnished Il)‘
i‘Imt'lI-n 'l‘ llIIiIoittl. Hurry \\' Mather.
\\. ll IIIIItIlI'II,I l-‘ P'litlittfl t‘ .l l'iII
goon, iiudlm it: lituruond. ii. 8 Univ
tlut, l-‘ J ltuuohttu. (it-mun II l-Irnat,
III. A ll \‘.'utla.\ortlt. \\ ll l'IIhIil.t
.Il‘ . nIIIl Mutttt IIItIu-II .\I. \‘t’niIIt

History or the Company.
l'IIltitittI flow I'lililllllll) wait Ul'Rilll-

land on June it, is}... with the lotion-
iItI; Illl‘lliIIN‘s
l-fttIIIIIIIIII Ii V. Mt‘l‘llII :IIIII knon

nil ”IN“
I. i‘nlhntn,
Hl'lll'l‘ iluddou

whether now timid or alive.
First Assistant .\I,
Set‘ttlttl Attaitttutlt
tdI-nd I
Sot-totttry .iohn it
i‘tnnnriul Secretary
son tIImIIlJ
'l‘t'ttnnut or

Kidney

‘l‘iIonItIa \\‘ll~
lloorne II. It‘I-I'i‘tu.

’I'I'untI-I-u \\ II III)“. N S Kriloug
tIIo Il'flf‘t'i_ Sutnut-l I'lntt

.imolt intumtn, llen‘intuln III‘ulllei,
Haul. IIII'I‘IIIIIIE. iionry llvutwr tdeadt.
mutton Rivltttrdu. (‘Iiant-a “dialiiut'
l'nrsotII-tt.» tIlttIIdt. Eliii'_l‘i Valentino.
.It't‘t') Wright tilt-util. Eduard .Ivn
.Illlllt'tt it, Matt ttieudt.

«donut. lt‘urtlinuud A. Suitz, Michael

“l't‘kt'l‘ ttII-udt. William It iltllihell.
(‘ltut'lna ii. IIIII‘H‘)‘. i‘. N. lltli‘tnOiitl.
(‘hnrtttn [that tho tram-i. Edward
IIRIIFIIQ‘)‘.

The original home of the (‘timllilfly
Wile in l'uion turret; where the mud-
IllR serving tie the llrat. headqttttrtore
In still ntttndlnn. in Hull! the «mummy
nthvtttt to the nranottt tire house. whirh
III R hIIilt toy it, The company‘s on-
Iii history has been a Itucceitutul and
”Hill” om». Not the least feature hue
hro‘ the aerial aide. Whit‘ll has nl‘i‘ord-
mi t to tnemttere much ttloltntto

’l‘im . illt‘ in the company ltiL‘. active
and n motive momhere though the
number If uniformed men in the par.
ado ht It . unveil friends or the com-
iIIIIIv her it heart invited to parade

IIIII IIIII illiifiIIlS.

L .M..

Chrietien Weller.

(thriel n Weller. an inmtetaot‘ the
ii‘ltt-h II the for Soldiers at Not-own
IIi’iglllli died at that plans on Turni-
day. i the 86th year of hia use. He
watt a lieutenant in company K. 27th
Realm nt t‘ V. l; The romaine were
‘telken I a New Haven yesterday for hur-
‘I‘ .

i m

Mr John F. melon. an Mrs. Wari
ran etchnm. her Monti ‘--n imam on.
her eon. John B. Ethel. or the
Nor eta Hotel for e few do”. 'l‘itel'

 

rrtn tied to their hot-es in Brooklyn
. ihi mill‘flifllt.gr 3}... ‘~

 

 

 

THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.

TRISTRAM &- HYATT

NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALK. CONN.‘

 

.Iur RilIlle‘H‘

 

Preserving Time is Very Near

Here are some Attractive Offerings
in Our Bargain Basement

Mnimn lt‘rnlt .',Illlli quniln oi
nlnta ................ 50¢ a doz.
‘t.iglItninn Fruit .ittta ............

quarts, $1.00: pints, 90c a mu.
“l6. 2." Marge Mouth It‘rttlt .tnrs. . . .
quarto, we; pints, 70¢ a doz.
'l‘nniltlwrn ..................
19c; 3 01.. 24c; 10 01.. 29c a mu.
ItII l.inds.....10c a (102.

.it-Ily
6 02..

\VIII‘ it‘lt Killers ..... . ......... ...8c
'Inngleloot it‘ly l’tilmt'......25c a box
i‘oison Ply I'illit’l‘ .......... 4c a dot.
Garden Hose ............. 9c per “lot
Ins 'l‘ttnuters ................ 21¢ each
(his llroiltrru ...... , .......... 19¢ each
('lt‘nnr Fruit Knives. . . . . . . . .2I5e each

 

 

Tristram 8. Hyatt, Norwalk, “Conn.

 

 

Inutt t'mtlv.

will hold tlttiI rottultu Itilitllit'h‘lt Illt‘t‘I

nit this thtIllllg.

l-‘rnuiI littllt-nhuck.

Willi ti \Isiltn llI

II‘atIl no ”it"lh (In Otthnrtl smut lnrt

.wttint:

lttt Millions hu
tUIIIIIIPIIi I‘ll.(‘|lf

IN‘III .‘tlwtti SI‘IIOUL

.tl Hillside
.IlllN‘ ibih

Mitts [it t-Ilerit

till

lttn oi her friends at In»: hon I- in lilm

hood iiu'lltlt' In

tlmt‘ Vina enjoyed - and

.tort- HI‘I'VPYI.
Mr. .tIItl Mrs.

San lt‘tttutisro t‘ht‘unlt-io,
maritime

who .I
“"0 Mrs
Snolllint‘k

n tinnitus militi llltisu

Si I‘Iurtn I‘ht.
lit- lniv .IIIIItI-s
Ilit‘t' A tgtlrti
It‘ll“ plot-uni.

\itss Ulivin hint Knvaunnh. of ilrool.
lIttIm'Iiy .Iti Stttttll
III-Ina: at the Ltutlunting I'inss ot ll;-
I‘entt'uur} tutti-unlit Illeiltlllr,

.yll,

tIllt‘l;. Lari
.‘I'K‘twt-t. \ol'." Ilt'l
t'II“-I(I\\Ii. .'\I t. .1

Kath- ll llm
III‘IiI yt'i-llt'liifly

nl ;._ i-(ll‘IlII gimu l») MIN t‘ltnrlvs ltuy
mood at her home Iiu‘lt' ill ”to Illiitllh'
lots oi the AttIt-tlrntt He'HIIIIIIHII
rendered tire solos ut‘t'tllliltlllilml on the
“III-slut SI it. cat, tit x...

Juno in Air». t
nulls.
'l‘ltert- \\'ul~ n

.‘IIII \‘t‘flii'l‘tllfl nltvtnotut IIt
League I‘nrlt. New York.

i’ltlnfl or the I'I

wittttahn null of

not In duel-to 11
File Nt-ltz'ttsltt 'a
In t‘liutilitittni“ I
title norm in

tuttut )vntI-I‘Iiu)
u The tuition: l
IIll' lI-utl t‘iItt'Iy
IIIIMII‘ n Rl‘t‘lll It

muslin tomnt will play

Stttnttlttt altI-rI

Put It. in Meadow

Frank .I

lid“ on] W Kt -II

n Inontlwr ol the urntiuuliua lill‘i.‘
tilt‘ l’ttlvvl‘hlly ox Pennsylvania,

\‘(llll IIIQ'III‘Q‘IIII'III

i‘ll‘lllil I»! the dvgtm >1. “III he hold “I
Aondemy oi Mush. l’lIllItdttInhin.
Wt-duvsduy. .lttnt- tutu. at H il. III
Kollry‘s many ltlentia are pleased to
lvntn that III- has attt'rt‘aafttlit inward

iilt:

nil III the t’xmll

horn III itl‘tlitl‘t'lttt during the lust low
weeks in consequence of width. with
the conferring til the degrees,
Hollies H I‘llIHItEiIML‘d doctor of III-title:

try, MI. Kelley
tlonai honor of
tituuitlonl of hill

IIIIIIIIIIIItII NEWS l”

PI It‘l-

nil.‘t-.

Kelley. non of MI and Mrs.

 

linnghiota uI isnlielln

ui’ llritluonott.
the home of Miss lx’u

BRIDES

 

 

 

 

\tt IHPOII ititttt‘d ItIr tltri

. . . . ‘ I
exercises oi l‘ht» luhza '
ultirlt will he ill-”Iii’
Wednesday owning.
a Stun ottltt'ttnintd u

wt ext-Ilium. A stttizt‘.
rt-lI-I-shnIt-IIIA
.IoiItI It. l‘I'II'tx of til‘ I
ltlt‘ ‘II‘RIIIIHY.
It. oi lit tetttninrtl ane-
ls ill" ulster ut‘ .\It'.

“as mm at
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Es elect their ,~

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Children

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milieu as you

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ordered dinner.

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In Gregory. 8. 9.. I new a bright-
oyed, hard . numlrd.
young follow from low: who had jinn

clean — looking

a honeymoon trip to

Sioux it‘tilltt with art heat I niece of red

Would find in a long

du)‘ a journey The girl woe attanirioue-
lb rum» to the age limit fixed by the
government, but Intelligence. good hu-
mor and true womanly nature beamed
trom her button-bright eyel.
‘uenod to renew this candle into a rep
mutant. and I took a out near them.
The girl we plainly dreued in I hell.
_ plum-colored traveling euit, ,
only thing about her metre-up the!

I hear

and {ID
lndlao was a polo of

wide headed bracelet: or etrlidu: color
and design. The honeymoon pair talk.
on low over the table. the girl looking
proudly at her new huahend w lie he

and when he tel down

, the hill of lore her hand stole under it
.. and pressed tightly
,‘lIIilBIied a little. Jinn he a white girl
Iwould have done. when a raitohmln
cattle in slapped her hunhand on the
tack and congratulated them both In
the crude, uretrie rollt way. When the
meal was «mad. she ate with her tot-lo

upon his. She

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Sioux. whose would were curving “it
white men only a tow l’l‘lll'i: ago and
didn't know It tot-it trout II l-‘rutirh horn.
After they had Itqu- out the man Who
ttntl congratulated them told ho‘nlmut,
I

"Site‘s got a pretty It llIi‘t‘t‘ of Irma
eminent, land there is on White Rita
er." said I10; "good rIt'h gumbo Bhu u
n titre girlwlh Den to Itchool air or m
an yearn and she'll make Charley It
good ville. If they have on man; an
three children. hell got a whole Mll‘
non. counting here. and that' tI going in
he wont: till. 000 to 310,000 In It) yearn
the way land it going up non.”

Nil met wonder, is It. that so any
young men or the prairies. who now
pretty girls and good loud when they
Into them. are fascinated by the inll‘It
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A peculiar light formation won on
need in the nouihern elites last night
by many people. It was Ill the «new»
or e lam v

Arthur Murray. mnnager at the aria
vertielnt deuttrtrirw of the Miller Mn
tor Company. on Broadway. ht enjoy
in; e ohyu rotation at mu noun. in
Harriet strut-t. Norwulit

The Round Tattle tutti; of Norwalk
will held their render ttttstnm meet.
that“! evening ht the quarters at the

on Wall street

 

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