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i SOCIETY NOTICES
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«mule DIRIOTDRY.
~3qu Convention of antler;
. Inter. R. A. M., will be field It iiI
glans 14,1910. It 8 o'clock
’3' "Work. PIIt MIIiIr Danna” All
itvi tail .
Iiiuona cordially and internally
Fraternaily yOurI,
ROBERT M. WILCDX. OII'y.
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VINING BENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALL!
NINA—News Donal-taunt
wanna-u DIpIrtmant
WEI-Inch OlfloI. NorwIlk
mldltor'a RIIidInca
wily ldltor'a Residence
. . Association
WEB EMORY STEVENS President
éwm I’AU V-Ioe Presl ant
U1 N'l‘ARD, Secretary
“All"? 112WK coil "PT. Treasure
outive Committee
Exe
KUSSELL FROS
CH RLES 8.1?
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CR STIAN SWAR'I‘Z
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HAMILTON HOME DAY.
. Little old Connecticut and particular-
" .ly New Britain loomed up prominently
in the aeroplane game yesterday, when
Aviator Charles K. Hamilton made
that history-making flight front New
.. York to Philadelphia and return. New
5’.- Bldtain Ia immensely proud of her
‘ ‘ moat prominent living son and has an
ranged to have "Hamilton Home Day"
on July 2d. lie will turn Walnut liiil
Park. New Britain. into an aviation
field and perform there the great feats
for which he baa become famous. ‘Ev‘
en Theodore Rooschlt is going to be
invited to the big celebration and It
is hoped he will come, for Saturday
the aviator proposes to fly down New
York Bay to meet the erpresident.
‘2 Men who do daring-stunts. and liabili-
ton has done each unique and daring
ones in the air that descriptions of
them have been cabled all over the civ-
.. iiizod world, uppcal strongly tothe pop.
X. uiar'ex-i’resident and it will not cause
‘ great surprise if he :if‘t‘epiu the invl‘
tation to go to New Britain.
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POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS.
,Aside from Mr. lilll’s manly state»
lilidcst 01mm. 6:089. m..
than when a... lit new at the
. .. early calculating in tumor yam, and
1. the police will do their best to keep
the enthusiasm for the youths and
born. within bounds.
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TEN YEARS AGO TOPAY.
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.. ThurIdIy, Juno iii. lililot
The Over River School District re-
ported that‘ao tax had been laid in
five years; and that the debt had in-
creased $6,500 during that time.
The members of Grace Church choir
presented their director: Harry Pei»
nor. with a handsome silver cigar case.
and" wished him to have a pleasant
voyage to Europe.
The marriage of Dr. Jean Duinori
tier to Miss Mabel Hoyt Beers was
solemnized in Trinity Episcopal
Church. it, being the first ceremony in
the newly remodeled church.
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TWENTY YEARS ACID TODAY.
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Saturday. June 14, 1890.
The pupils of the South Norwuik
High school were considering the lid-
viaabliityof organizing an alumni as-
socialion.
Civil Service Commissioner Lyman
was severely eeiiaured for his buttons
of discipline in Washington, but Roone-
veit and Thompson were said to be
0. K.
A number of miracles were reported
as being performed in Pittsburg by
the iiev. Father iiioliluger. and some
wonderful stories were told of blind
and deaf people had had experienced
relief at his hands.
The ilouaatonic Railroad Company
gave a complimentary excursion on the
new steamer Cape ('hurlcs, from Will
son Point to New York.
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RIGHT TO THE POINT.
Republicans did the bribing In the
illinois senatorial election scandal and
Democrats took illt' bribes. it is much
the some old story. The Iicpubiicaue
have money and ambition in politics
and Democrats, never having had the
one and having been starved ollt of
the other. have only rapidity Icl't.« ..
Springfield Republican.
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No investigation should go over for
ty-five rounds.~\\'uslituition Post.
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Never again. says litluin Gould Jr
One day as a hobo was quite enough
for him.~«—lil‘iligep0t‘l i’ust.
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The international Social and Moral
commission has been incorporated at
Washington to reform lllc world. A
clear ratio of battling In on tho coloncl‘s
preacrveitmHocbmilur iicruid.
. intuit of his attitude towards the pro‘.
pressed by his main reason. uamely,i
that while (‘onnccticui into no need for‘i
‘postal savings banks. it. is perfectly.
ti willing to aid those sections of iiie’
country that do need them. Said Mr,‘
Hill. iii part: “I shall vote for this
bill. and l iiiink'iu loathe to my coli-
aliiuents that i ought to give my roll-J
suite. i come from a state that has a’
mutation of 9.10.000. 540.000 of whom'
are depositors in savings banks, with
aggregate dcptwits oi‘ $225000h00; no.
that counting every lliiill, woman and.
‘ child in my state, more than hull ofi
‘ lhem have savings in the banks ofi
. about $500 cut-h. I'ntier these circuitr‘
Blunt-en. we have little use or call for a
postal savings bank system flit-re. linti
i am Here. not only an their roprr-i
acntative, bill as the rcprcsculatlre of
all the pcoplc as wall, ready to vote
for and rcnti)’ lo legislate in the in
forest of the whole i'niicd Hintea'iw
Nonv‘ilaycn .lournuil‘ouricr.
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'I‘Ili‘ declaration of ex Si-iliiiur Will
liitni Ii). Manon that half of lllt‘ acute in
tho linitt-d Stilton Scuttle are illil’i“liiti~
ed. in llliiiiiilg iiu- country all up and
lake iioiicc. "l‘ifly ccni. arc
bought." he buys. "although i do not
mean to any that line lllll'i'lilimiii um
, made outright. an is allotted to in- the
i care of our illinoin tit‘IlRIm‘. Money in
about by interested portions to create
Iehlimcni. for or anuinnt a candidate.
It amounts lo the same thing. Manny
puts them in Wanbiilnlou, and it‘s a
rare aonabtn' who done not l'oproaoni
tile power that puts him thorn.“
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Among the loudoal ubouicra against
the conduct of cx-l’rcnideui liouaevnli
. in Dumpe- have been William Jennings
Bryan and William Randolph lliliil‘iiL
When {belie two dacrlcrn land in New
from from a trip abroad a handful of
‘ flood! meet them; when linouovell
“Wm hundreds of boat. wlilnllu» will
a welcome and 20 000 propit-
gg-gggio in bits honor.
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on there renort peepic have it right
have tears in their eyes over the
men's record to date but they are
taking renewed «mirage this afternoon.
. , “MW-
fr » Iy the American liag‘ hi isa Years
May it wave over the home of
. and the brave’nnlil the endmt
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s ‘icth
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. celebrationlof the Fourth of .in.
began. Some one discharged a
[weed law, one cannot fail bcing im-l‘
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A million doilara‘ worth of Panama
huts. practically the entire output, have
been seized by the custom iliiit'iaia at
Now link So long as film do not iii-
ioiieie Willi tho «argues of rod flail
ill-ls, liantor, no uill if} to W‘lllh
iiloiiu tbiuuitb the present summit.
,Scinuion 'i‘ iibune Republican.
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it was just like those licatlietilah
Chinese, of course. to Willie u horrid
blow at fashion by forbidding the rub-
bing of graves to obtain hair for ex-
port io civilized countries to be made
into switches and other ornaments for
tnllady‘u bead.~8prinuilcld Union.
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l V. The coioiici appears to have over-
looked thc fact that whiic be has been
preaching peace in Europe we have
gout- ahead and til‘ilt‘l't'll two now but-
titealtipawSchenectady Union.
a..-
the president‘s new
necrctnry, is a fornu-r insurance inaii.
Nu llmlill be can therefore be de-
pciitlcd on to nanlk the most ob~
ain't-porous liillf‘wh‘m-kt'l‘l Moritlen
Journal,
I‘.. 1). Norton,
President ’l‘ull‘u summer itinerary in
already partly arranged. Mr. 'l‘nii hi a
president who umkcI Washington "tho
city of iiliiltiiiiiccut dialoneca“ lilillllh
body called it it long time "fill.“si.
l.tlilitl (liobc Denim-rat.
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Wouicti arc to be allowed to veto In
Norway. llund chance for some of the
fair once on ililii side of the water to
go titer and am into [MilliIPII.“""IITI(IK"'
port 'i‘vieprnm.
‘ bargain days intri- arrived in Wall
street. but an ululul the money with
which to purchaun illc hariialini was
but in bruising them on Illc minim.
New Haven Palladium.
N.--
At last accounts lbrec pliyaicianli
were nilii looking for the politician. iti
ficltitlo who had lasted twenty'aevan
days to cure a nicmacb disorder. Willi
they feared moat may have been that
he would be penntinontly cured before
them foam! him. ~~i~incramenio lien.
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IIIVEIITIBIIB TALKS
THE GAINS 0F BANKS THAT AD
YINTIOI.
F‘or the out half year I mm by tho
reunite of bank advertising.
‘ her, in Worthington street this
'I‘huli (Ir the pre~Foartb has
. I
in a recent issue of Printers Ink.
lthe acknowledged text book of the ad-
nama of longhorn out in California
has been gathering niatiatica of the
a...“ “unmo- m
vertitiii; uroleulcn. Mr. Lonihurat’t
fixtures were Iraphicaiiy shown by I
black and white chart.
. . While we cannot readily reproduce
the chart. we can give the figures,
which will no doubt be just all inter-
esting to the bank advertising men
they appear.
“It is proven beyond doubt that the
bank: which advertise have made aub-
stantiai not gains over those which do
not.
"They have gained in asserts, 2d per
cent; in deposits. 29 per cent; in
surplus. 26 per bean; in, capital. all
per cent.
“A few mluutea' contemplation of
that statement ought to suggest to any
banker that frank man-to-man discha-
sion is the surest, easiest way to iu‘
spire confideucemand confidence is the
foundation of financial success."
How can qonlidonce be inspired
quicker or center or better than
through ammo-man discussions In the
advertising columns of tile ilDWSDll'
pars?
iiusy men, hard working men, retic-
ent, men. and exclusive men are all
reached through their favorite uuwapa
pet‘s-w many of them cannot be reached
otherwise.
The directors of the advertising
hanks above referred to have recog
nized this truth with the reunite re
corded. '
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luau strontium
A meeting of the high school senate
was hold at 12:45 o'clock yoalerdny III
the. nsncmbiy ball.
The anniors are taking their exam-
inations this week, at the high school.
Advanced algebra was this morning's
tuibjeci.
The two classes in elementary phy-
sics will have their examinations In
that subject this week. Thursday, in
order that a full week may be had
for the whole your studies.
The classes of Mliii'i i.. Hall will take
their examinations in ancient history
lhbi week Friday. This Is ncccnsai'y
becuimc Mina Hall has cxuminationa in
English.
The pictures of the bust- imii team
were taken tilts afternoon by Photo»
graphor Gregory. of Norwalk.
A regular il' lioarsai of the orchestra
was hold this sflcrnoon
WITH A BROKEN NECK.
Teddy William Pater. Still
come Pleasure in Life.
'l‘ctidy William Voters. of New York
city, said to be the only living man
who can go about and extract enjoy
iucnt from iifc with a broken heck. is
in South Noi'waik for a Ihort slay. Mr.
Peters arrived this morning. llo
has a book full of newspaper rllpli.
hospital and physicians“ certificates to
nubsluntmlt- bin atory. ilc alaniwoara
n hurries-is about his head and body
down In tho wallil line. Mr. Peters
makes a living for himself and family
of five children by selling small arti-
cles. The children arc at Oakland, (“tii..
With his brother. III‘ is accompanied
in his travels by Frederick Pclcra, a
cousin.
it. is almost three years since Mr.
i’etera'a neck was broken. lie was
than it structural lronworkcr. and II
were Old. With R9 other ironworkcrs.
hc wait at work on a great NII‘I'I
bridgi- tit-runs the St. Lawrence Rirer.
hour Quebec. The bridltc Wan top-
heavy. and ii clivcd In. (if the till inch
at wurk on it, the only oilc who I'Si'fili'
vii alive was Mr. I'I‘ivl'll. His who.
then in doiicuic health, died from the
aback of the accident to her husband.
For Icvcnlccn months he was in a Que
bur hospital, and Ior lvvi-lvc of the luv
cutccn months he was insane, ills
neck \vlm broken in two placcti; pretty
hourly cvcl‘y bone lll Iilti body wall
broken. in fact. He recovered. and was
able to Iviii‘r Ibc limpilai. done up in
a stool lial'ncas. ills recovery was re.
litmicd an vcry rctnnrkable. and the
case iuicrt-alod the medical and attriti-
cal proi‘onIiuiia. Since his recovery.
Mr. Peters hall lawn arrow the North
Aillt‘l‘lt‘lill cotiliucnl and to Europe. lie
returned in February. from it trip
through Europe, which included it
viuii in his birthplace in Germany. In
I‘illitipl' the cane wan atiidlcd with iti-
lcrmtl lly pliyniriana Illltl intuitions.
iJIHi May, While at Ml. Vurnnn, on a
visit. Mr. Peters was hit by a New
l'urit, New Haven and liultfortl motor
lie was thrown 20 foot. but was not
injured «evenly.
Finds
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139 CHILDREN CARED FOR.
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Award of On Day Nuraary for the
‘ Month of May.
The tliloii‘Ioru of tho iiay Nurnei‘y
Aliiioclatiun hold their regular monthly
inonilnli onicrdny afternotm. A total
of iiiii children have been in Allmlil‘
mice at the nuracry during May. (lifis
oi Ill't‘lii and butter from lino man‘s
banquet of the booth Normilk t‘oio
groutionni Ullili‘t‘ll plants from Mina
iienrd; iii hooks and unveil mounted
cIrdI from the Endeavor Circle of
King‘s Illii'llllif‘b have been received
and are gratefully acknowlcdnd.
ii Iii aratiiylng that there in so
much interest shown III the nursery.
and it is hoped that more who have
not yet evinced their interest will do
an by joining the calculation. The
payment of It make» one I member
of the Inmlailon with boiler to vote
and hold office. 'i‘liole who joined last
year are again reminded that their our
mail duaI of it should be paid Ill soon
as poIIible to one of the directors or
the treasurer Mm . lloerum. 5 Van
Zandt ntrecl. lilaat Norwaili
iNIUHGENT1W ganglia lanai-In.
BERLIN" .luna itwAdvicII receiv-
ed by the German Cahiea’riini Company
from Rio do Janioro state that insur-
gents in the prefecture/of Jam. in the
Acre diatrlci of Western mull have
driven out the governor and declared
their independence.
and others who read these stories Dill“
iother billilleli! proper to
atom Ilium itiiiiii
81'0“ "EFT VI liEl
llElli BIILOBIIE. 0! Mill
(Continued from First Pm.)
glint.
Eishteeveii bodies had been recov-
ered today Thole were found along
the river banks tossed high by the
flood or left stranded an the watera
subsided.
A report received here today Hilyil
that fifty lives were lost at the vii-
lnile 0! Sobltit when a bridge which
was crowded with persons watching
the turbulent waters. was carried
away.
Throughout the Ahr valley oiiiy one
bridge is left standing.
The floods were caused by a hoary
rain that had continued for several
days causing the liver Ahr to break
Ita boundii. Huntley night there was a
(loudburat and the waters clicked the
valley. drowning every living creature
inthoir path anti causing immense
monetary damage.
’l‘wo barracks in which itaiian and
I‘roatiau laboreis were housed wcie
swepted away and their occupahta
who were in their beds were drowned.
The railway was washed out and 8er
erai villages were destroyed. Light
plug which lit-companiml the mine did
much damage. Yester’day the flood
aubsided. There is much (listless
among the peasants of the valley who
have «arrived as most of them have
lost their possessions
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CHARGED WITH STEALINO COAL
Three Citizen of Wilton Arroatad on
Complaint o‘l‘ Railroad Company.
Deputy Sheriff Samuel C‘. lieiaiid of
South Norwalk Weill to \i‘.liion y-cti
lcrduv, and sorted warrants on three
of the cilizena of that place. They
are charged with taking coal front the
New York. New Haven and lialtford
Railroad (‘ompam a care. and the cases
Wore set for trial before Justice of
the Peace William .1. K. illtbbeil. to.
inorrow afternoon at 2 o‘clock, in the ,
\i‘llton iowtibail. 'l‘bo acclisod are
Frank Lindwail. the village black-
anhltb. and lierunrd and Richard Car-
I'U
ELBERT HUBBARD ON ADVERTI8~
iNO.
“Advertising is the education of the
public as to who you are. and what
you have to ofi'cr in ilit‘ Why of skill.
talent in rotitniotiily.” says Elbert
Hubbard in tho .‘luue "l'liilistino." The.
importance of the new science of
advortlsinr has ucvcr been more
thoroughly emphasized than by Pro
l-Iihoriua in the current number of his
little inaudible, llc pays in part:
Let the "bill be known about your
luminous
“i "1' only man who aimulti not adver-
ilsr- is the one who has nothing to offer
in way of Icrvlcc. or out- who can not
make good.
“All such abnuid neck the fricndly
shelter of oblivion. where dWcll tboiic
who. shrouded in Siygiau Ibndca. lore
galliur gloom, and urgent of (III! game.
"Not in advertise in to be nominated
for meinbcrahlp in ill. Downand-
Illll Hub A
”File adacripin and tho ndcrafis look
ft) the labial They worship the rising
sun, The oion of authority does not
much interest them. They want the
kiiiilt'ilt‘ kerosene that supplies the
caloric.
"A good niicraflacliptcr Ia ncvcr eith-
M‘ n philipbrantcr or I Ihcologuater
ho is a pragmatiat iic seeks the good
for himself, for his clients. and for the
while human race."
Every bualnean man and bin helpers
should wad the .lnnt- number of "The
l'hiiislinc" for ldcaa and inspirations.
CLASS DAY AT STORES.
H'i‘tlkils. .iupuc H.~With clcar
balmy wratht-r to int-reami tlic enjoy»
meal of the occasion. the Icnlors oi‘ the
t‘onnuctlcul Agricultural (‘Ollciio Mid
their annual chum day exerclnoa to
day and planted the claim tree. We-
cudlnii theac unrclsca were the alani-
ni lil'lu' examination in practical altri
culture and the annual ham-bull game
between the college team and a nine
compound of graduates. The claim
dance will be given tonight and the an
anal commencement will occur lonior
tow.
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NOTICE
Annual School Meeting
M-.. a»...
The legal voters of the South Nor.
walk l'nion Hohool lilIirirt arc hereby
notified and warned that the annual
meeting of «aid district will be hold
at the Franklin ucliuolhouiie on 'i‘ucii-
day evening, Jane M. liilii. at it o’clock,
to hear the reports of the lliliirici (Your
milieu, Treasurer and i‘olleclor for tin-
paili your: to ncccpi Ibo roaiunIlion
of ltuaaeil Front from the District i‘om~
tuition; to elect I member of the aaid
Committee to fill lilo vacancy calmed
by tiilltl roIlInItion. it wil. I member
to nerve until July l . Iiii2; silo to
elect one member of mild Committee
to serve for three yourI from July in.
liliii. and other olllceni for one year
from Iiiid July lb. laid; to lay I tax
to inept the accusatory nation-ea of tho
liiairlct. and to pay no man of tho
latioiiiodntma of said District I shall
be doomed Idviaable; to counidor the
matter of building it fence about the
Franklin behool grounds. and. If deem-
ed advisable. to authorize the District
Committee to build such I fence; to
authorize said Committee to remodel
the KnutlInn building.» called In as
to provide additional soil iiool accommo.
unions; to authorize and empower the
District Committee to borrow on the
credit of the mutual, each a tuna of
money on may be account-y to meet
the current expenses of said District
for the ensuing yearand any work
the Committee may no paihoriaed to
do. and to give the not“ of the tile-
trict therefore; and to t ct any
a before
the meeting
Dated at ilouiil Norwalit. (loam. Juno
ii. loll). .
JOHN ti biotl't‘.
Rosanna ii‘ittlti'i‘.
mini/Aim maaa’rv,
District Committee.
runsoav. Joan i... xgto
M‘s”!
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WEDNESDAY
Housefurnishing Day
I '.
HERE IS GOOD NEWS!
If you don’t need any of these articles nowwou will sooner or later. BUY
NOW i Prices are at their lowest. qualities are the best. choice is excellent
and savings are assured.
It will pay you to come here tomorrow.
Lawn
Swings
. "Forrln" Lawn
Swings, made of
hardwood. Will
soul four adults.
WEDNEGDAY
PRICE
35.98
"mm
Oil Cans
Heavy galvan-
ized (ill (Inns.
nine 5 gal. titled
with fiiilccl or
fiixilll (ill iOIH
regularly Mic.
39c
'l'lic
stove. This
per cent.
Notman Fuel Saver
latest device for
a three-burner has More,
ailc healed at one time.
.. Clothes
‘ Bars
3 foot
Clothes
smooth
til ree‘I‘oid;
unity 25c.
WEDNESDAY
170
E6
Ladders
ii a rd wood
S to p Ladders.
varnished. extra
strong, 7 feet
high; regularly
$1.50. .-
WEDNESDAY.
high
liars.
finish,
. us-
cooking on a gasoline, gas or oil
Illustration shows a Noiman Fuel San-i“ attached to
Only one burner is used, several men—
Will reduct- your gas or oil bills fifty
Price $3.00
Sleeve Boards
Hardwood Sit-twp lloartla.
large attic. padded or plain: ua‘
naily lilo.
WEDNESDAY
8c
iicsl quality Garden Hose.
guarantor-d lor scaaon: 2.3 and
fill it icngtbn; regular price for
flail
WEDNESDAY
So a foot
Toilet Paper
r‘inc quality. roll or packagc:
usually {to curb.
WEDNESDAY
6 lot l8c -
Parlor Brooms
No. title quality Parlor
brooms, extra strong and well
made: regular the value.
WEDNESDAY
3%
ii
Salt Boxes
Well-made hanging Wood Salt
Boxes. stcnciied Stilt; regular
valuo luc.
WEDNESDAY
6c
The Sanitary Crystal Glass
[be Cream Freezer
l-‘recm-s cream utid icon with-
out motion or labor. Pack in a
wooden pull or tub; will ho really
to serve in three hours. Out»
illilll‘i size
WEDNESDAY
$1.25
Oil Stoves
Double
4 wicks.
japannoti:
WEDNESDAY
31.19
mi Stoves, "iicacon."
-l inches \vnic. nicely
regularly sold at Siliil,
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STATE DRUDGISTO MEET.
NEW HAVEN. June it. «Drilliiiiala
and null-anion for wholesale drug firms
to the number of more than lino auth-
ored at Morris Cove today for the two
day's meetings of the thirty- -lourlli an-
nual convention of tho t‘onueciicui
Pharmaceutical Association. The
days program provided lor btniinelui
tit-anions during the morning. with ad
dressed by P it. Garvin. of licihol.
president of the tittito Asaoc lotion and
by President Billions of the Maaanchn-
outta Pharmaceutical Aaaocialion, who
is a guest of the convention. and for
varioua diversioaa for the afternoon.
including a ball mime and other com
toata bctwucn lilo (bulimia and the
salesmen The election or officers Ill
wt for tomorrow.
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GANG DYING fagfd TUIIRCULO-
8AN FRANCISCO. Juno i~i.~»New1
come from Phoenix. Aria” that Joe
illnti. former lightweight champion. iii
near death from tuberculous. (lane
was asked to write a story of the def
ferioa‘Johnson light. and was offered
iiborai iormti. but the letter came
from (lnnI' doctor tallying lot! was not
in a physical condition to stand the
lung Journey to San Francisco. (tan:
is said to be I more shadow of the old
lighter
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Extra apeeiaia It the Great A. a P.
Tea Company.‘ Boo adv.
Phone 440. Free Delivery
Everything to Eat and Drink
You will find the moat Complete Block in The NorwalitI It Bookmann
& Co. I. SpIclai Low PrchI for ThiI WIIk.
NATIONAL alscurr coxs aanonar aiIcurr We like“ so
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a no. YILI TOAIT onacnano for ............ .260
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Old Port or Sherry inc. hot. 500 black & While ricotch Whis-
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