It you have cultivated a taste for
good pure, Candy,
OUR HOME MADE IWEETC
will certainly tickle your palate.
' ways trash and enticing.
F. A. LANE
Tel. 409. 51 Washington at.
[08A NEWS
EVENING CENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
Al-
92-2—Newe Department
Baa—Business Department
44-2—Brench Office. Nev-walk
890 -Edlter'e Residence
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: loner:
ally cloudy and unsettled weather with
Ioeni showers, followed by fair on Sat-
urdny. Warmer Saturday. Moderate
east. winds becoming variable. The
weather conditions in the eastern sec-
tion have changed but very little dur
ing the last 24 hours. The area of low
pressure is central this morning: twill
Atlantic City, N. .I. It is producing
cloudy weather with showers along the
coast north of Hatteras. Pleasant
weather prevails generally in tllllt‘l
sections. The temperature is high in
the western section and is rising In
the central and eastern sections. t‘on-
dltions favor for this vicinity cloudy
and unsettlmi weather IliltI showers.
followed by ell-tiring on Saturday.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'l‘ompernlure: l.ow,t:li; High. 70.
Cloudy.
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—-—-——.L._..
Linen coats and separate skirts at
the Road store. Read about them In
the adv.
Charles Lee has secured a position
as eltaltli'eur in the (‘onsolidutetl Auto
Garage (‘olnpany Iti West avenue.
‘r'NillltillilI Illseuit ('o.'tt (‘l'ot‘kt-t'k.
Sc pktz. i“. l). Lawton e’t Co.
Mr. Gibson‘s llnul organ recital tor
the present series will door on June
27. at 3:30 p. in.
Jack Ryan, of New York, In spend»
ing a Week with his aunt, Mrs. Mary
Ryan. in lloyl street. .
Summer clothes that you can trust
will In.- i‘otlntl ill lionets and Stevens.
lletti- r read about them in the odv.
lloiletugtrggptzltos blow:~r,s ll\lill-
mos hoiacin inc oout‘teie IllI.\lI
ete ltnynio ti; ..
\\ he ll you got re nth to bite ilil unlo-
tltobile let Iiatil‘ortl & lltookil talo- pull
out in their i’aekurtl. 'I‘he adv. will
give you prices, ('lt‘.
ilownt'tl (it‘hrtunlt. of East Notwalk.
has taken the position rt-t'entlt' \‘lii‘t’ll-
I'II by Kenneth Gilbert, in (Ilentlen—
nlnu‘s corner drug store.
I-Jvorythiniz to eat anti think at the
Ilt‘t‘kllltlllil store, at prices tltat IIII' as.
low as consistent with lirst quality.
See some of the prices; iii the IitI\.
Iit‘llli'illllt‘l‘, when you no to 'l‘ltn-
mer. optlt-luu. Standout, t‘onu. i'or
glasses, )otl I'l't‘i'IH‘ the services of a
physician anti pity tor nineties only.
Mr, atid Mrs, W. I) Smith, oi Not
walk. ()Itlo; Mrs. Andrew Smith, of
I'ittsbnrg, anti Mrs. Josephine iltlton.
ot' llrooklrn, are the Rlll‘tilii oi the .\lo~
lien Smith, of Anti itlt‘eet.
tin Saturday the rooms of the Nor
walk Historical and Memorial Library
Association will be open for puhlii' iti-
npt-i'tioti. and text will be solved tree
by the ladies oi the association.
I"IllI(t‘tl Iiit-e, fie pkp, l-‘ I) |.. k t'o.
t'lothiui', of quality will he found at
the (lately tit Ilt'enuuii store They
will rlothn- you or any member of your
family from head to fool and you run
pay in t'lllly weekly itiil'llll‘illtl. [letter
read the adv. In this bottle.
The general vt-rdlri ol‘ all those who
have lit-en the Iioyal Ilnyrenlh t’lllllll in
that It In In a l‘IIlHii by itself, At tho
attire of .l. I. Mulleile there it: an ex
rollellt line or the Mother (loose litiy‘
Illm- variety on exhibition. lt noon
lie HI'IIII to ho nppreelated.
~~i)on'l into harsh physics. The re.
action weakens the buwrln, ieatia to
chronic t-onntlpntlou. (lot lioan’a limp
IIII‘III. 'I'hey opt-rain eautly. ltillo tho
steam-h. aura constipation.
.n M... .munum mm.
A. J. Read at Company
liiiilllllii iIIllIIiilS Illll
Illilllilllllllili
JOIIINO AND RlfiAIIINO
Heyt'e Theatre Building. .0th New
walk. Gena. Phone ell
aouriir ll. intuition"w
House Mover and
General Contradior
Work Promptly Attended To
P. O. COX ”I COUTH NORWALK
“Saturday Chocolates
25c tu
Slim-Powell Corporation.
I... as munitions eraser
HE eUTH w NORWALK
quNI
INSURED
against lire anywhere in the United
states or Canada,
for $2
per hundred per year, by
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
74 WASHINGTON STREET. IOUTH
NORWALK, CONN.
TELEPHONE 185-2
“VINOL
THI MODERN
Tonic Reconstruétor
BOLD ONLY BY
F. H. BAXTER
m ANDERSON'S
Launch Works
Boat Fremee eat up end ready to
plank.
All kinds oi repair work.
Launches or all since built to erder
by competent workmen.
Oyster S hell PoinLNorwalk
Launch “Aj ax”
(Capt. Wallace Bates)
l’iitate fishing or sailing parties
mornings. 'I'erms reasonable.
Alt 'IIiilthltiNS ~ liclightlni ttipu
around liahthouae and pan buoy lrutu
ltoton I‘oint Tickets 10c.
F‘tll telms ulnl pattltttlnls
A W. Mills, Main, ltmvayton.
:57. Tel. lTll-IL'.
All parties and trips subject
change on account of weather.
tttIlIl‘t‘IIH
t F. I).
It)
PerhapsYou Need
Glasses
or those you are Wearing may not
be just right. We have a Physician,
who is :1 Skilled live Specialist, to
examine your eyes. Ni.) t‘IlAlitII'l
l-‘tllt EXAMINATION.
THAMER
Optician
STAMFORD - ’ CON
N.
Ti’tu—‘lil‘lps you need glasses; It you do.
read 'l‘hatner‘s adv.
I‘IH‘l‘YHIIIIK in straw
hills will Iit' found at Just-pit Ilavip',
l"atit'_\ hut bands nature. See all
i‘anatnas from $1.30 to sis. ti‘llrien.
Still another testimonial to the met»
its ot‘ Ilr Ito-It's will he iound III the
.ltI\'. Itltlll)‘. “'I'III‘It":! it l"‘&.~0ll.'
’I‘otnormw ton inn get ten per t‘t-nl
tlist-onnl on men refrigerator in the
store of I". A Mitchell Silo litil
National Illst'tlil t'o'n I‘I'tlt‘kt‘l‘fl.
\t' pkg. I". I). Lawton h Hi.
John Kiss, lIIt- Itnlltotui avenue lllI
ItIl‘, who our: IIIItII) burnt-ti Irv n tlurt-up
at gasoline \\‘t-dtiesda.\. is imprinting,
and l'aiiniutt
Commodious V
The Home of Hart Schaiiner & Marx Clothes
summer Clothes
That You Can Trust
OU WANT real value in exchange {or real
money, when you buy clothes.
You always find real values in the tried
and- true Iistorc-mthc store whose busi-
ness has been built on solid values and satisfaction.
Here are the best values in town, backed by our
guarantee to make good to any man who thinks our
clothes have not made good to him.
Summer Suits in two and three-piece models, greys,
in mixtures, browns and solid~wcar blue sergcs, $10
to $30—vvith especially fine values for the money at.
$15. $18 and $20.
Get your suit case for your Fourth of July trip-a
good ones from $1.50 to $t5.
TWO STORES:
The New Store
24 Wall St.. Norwalk.’
South Norwalk
14 South Main St.
START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT.
The success of your broods. from the moment they are out oi the
shell. depends on the ieed you use, “Iionnio” t‘hit'k Peed. home pro-
pered and trash each day,“ the kind you can tiepontl on to make tine.
healthy iowls and future steady tavern. Every grain in "Botinie
(‘ hick Ford is sweet and sound. and is solid nutrition "Bonnie" CIlltk
Feed tontaltlg the choicest imported Mllleta. lino trucked charcotl
and thoroughly dried and selected grains, Rlll‘ll an out meal, cracked
wheat. cracked ltatllr and line old cracked rota. Wbytnol use a re-
liable, specially prepared, clout). wholostune teed. fresh made each day,
rather than Iced from the West. neet-ssarly stale? Why take the
chance when you pay as much it not more?
Quality First. Lent and All the Time.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
“For the Lead Sake" nee Bewker‘e
Fertilizers for Lawn. Garden and
Field.
Ask For "Bonnie"
Ilomo Ground i-‘ucde.
JACKSON’S STUDIO
PHOTOGRAPHS AND LARGE PORTRAITS
The Children's Studio
PICTURE FRAMING Ind HAND CARVED FRAMES.
Jackson’s Studio - ‘
Opposite Hotel 53 Wall St. NORWALK. CONN.
llllt will nutter lrotu his
lot HHIIII‘ llIIIt'.
It )ou Iili Interested III litie station»
or). it will litil‘ you to road \\' A
lllltznerlmto‘s adv in IlItIIIVs issue
Ilon't ptit oil tltitil tonnn'rou wlitll _\otl
can (It! lntlttgl, Ileud it ilti\\'
Another day at the .\Iiul/.
ston- Iiratl alliertiseun-nt on
patio ll.
You can not Illl‘ riuol goods, at the
right prints and at the lipid titul- Ill
l'oitut-aily At lirnekeu'a store What
more can not ask? In their adv Illtllil
they are tttIvertI-oup while canvas and
hateioot sandals and low rut toolweat.
the nth I
lots)
their
tilt :it't'lutili III the IIIIBI‘III‘I‘ ll\I‘I' Suit
tint ot’ .IIIIIIIH \\ .\eittuon, t'IlllII'IllIlMtii‘
.titd olraiilai ltl Ht l'aol r. i‘liurell. Ila»
\ltl ll, I’ollni'tl R‘III lilt'bitlt' lit the or
can in the moraine. and Mr. t lurk, oi
illlltlHi oi St .Iottn'n t’iitlt‘t'll, litltlue
poll, ill the t’li‘lillllt.
~~~Sitaun, Strait-a. at ii‘llrieu‘e.
I'oltt-ll Slates Marshal ICIIRUII rt
Illtthop. of Hartford. vlulted Ithtiluiry
and The .\‘or\vulit:a yesterday, to make
HI'MIt‘t‘ ou vutloills Iltltiltu ol‘ pattern Ill
I‘llllltl't‘llttli with the levylnu oi exeru
lion upon the "MINI“ tinder allurh-
lilelit In the raw oi It, It; Ian-wit «it
l'ttlillliili) it rain. the members oi the
l'ollml Illiiivra of North Altll‘l‘ll'll. 'l‘lio
tit't‘tlllllltl to attention have been under
tilltlrhnp-ni More tilllll
'l'ri Helium Ilreiui. made by elev-
lIIt‘Il) idivivtitest broad III town. ilt‘iIt't'
now tor Huturdni and M'old the l‘llIIII.
Iltuuotolltle l‘lIItti on hand.
”SATURDAY BARCAINB.
Leas Winter lamb, 22v lb.
l"olotlliilrltil'a, lfut' Ill.
Lelia llvliiiluu t-lprttta Lamb. “Me lb,
I'iltlio Illb llonnt, lit to 220 ll).
Lelia I'oi ltoaat. Hr lb.
Hboutdor Steak. tile lb,
t‘holt'e Nlitlvn Fowl. 210 III.
llolisttnu l‘lttekuns. Native Veal.
(Titlvttit' Liver. etc,
I’lllildl? MARKET.
xi: lio Mala I‘ll.
deb-4.4., “W
BASEBALL (icons
aortas SKATES. soc up
and
FISHING SUPPLIES
07C" Itllldl
At COLEMAN’S
NEW. erase
10 North Mela at. South Nemltt
Agent for A. G. Ipeldlnp'e
Matt and opening m
sou-to litiitlil .
'LONG ISLAND BLUES
Weak Fish. Mackerel, Pollock, Hal-
ibut, Sea Bass. Porgies, Flat and
Butterfish, Kencbcc Salmon, Native
lobsters, Soft Crabs, Long and
Round Clams. Little Necks
W
' TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
TO THE DWEIT GIRL GRADUATE, the June Ilritbi. and the Hammer
lllrl, it will be a lunch renreired ovoraiulit Ii your present I(t\‘(illn9|m
III not made pormn‘tluat In Photographs from «
The North Studio
N0. TI WAIHINOTONCN IOUTH NORWALK.
N’everdusly Street Oil
10c PER GALLON
0r Will Oil Your Street for It: Square Foot.
MANUFACTURE!) RY
Century WATERPROOFING Company
III CIAVIIW AW. . Tileplle EAOT WALKIO‘I‘.
Guthill’s Bridge Fish Market.
WM
Illllil III Will SilllIi
WALL. S'i‘REE'I‘, 10:10 a. m.-—-
ultrcd the. range of the opening price
movement for n‘oarLy all of the prom
ineni stocks. The tone was uncertain
and Irregular and the dealings insigni-
llcaut in volume. Missouri Pucttic
gained 1.
WALL STREET. II a.
was a slight: incitement
Which Reading and Amalgamated
Copper were prominctit. The advance
did not hold Business was small.
WALL STREET. Noon.——Tlte huclv
nose or the morning in the stock ntur~
hat was at a low level at activity. The
wire movement was correspondingly
sluggish and uncertain. At noon price!)
Write at n highbr level titan last night.
St. Louis anti Bun it‘rantlsco 2nd pill
and ilepuhlie Steel lose 2 rind Wiscon
sin t'enttal and National Lead I. To-
Itétlt),,8l. Louis and Western lost 2.
Bonds were Irregular.
WALL S'i‘ilEE’l‘, 1 p. in.——r'l‘oledo. St.
Louis and Western plil. dropped ll
pointit. ’I‘he lit-it otherwise was not on.
aeutially changed.
m.-'l‘here
upward In
NEW MONEY ORDER FORM.
Governrrhnt Expects to Save Half a
llllan Dollars By It.
People who me In the habit, of
making tetnittuuccs by mail, will be
Interested In the new form oi money
order. soon to be used by the post oi-
ilce deptirttrient. The new form is two
and one-half inches longer than the
prosent one. It consists ot’ a stub or-
der with marginal check and coupon.
to be retained by the postmaster who
makes the payment and a receipt, for
the retnitter. The order atnl coupon
are both to he trialled by the rt-lnitter
to the person in whose iavor the order
In drawn. The ntnii ndvtt-e feature of
the. old style order In omitted and hall’
Ii million dollars a year Ill't.‘ expected
to lii' saved the government.
idea In to almpilty the order and male:
IL‘HS work.
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STATE PROHIBITION CONVENTION
The otlitslal announcement oi the pro
Itlbitlon state eonontiou says
The prohibition state eonevniimt. at
which a complete state lit'kt-t will Ill‘
nominated, will be held in .‘Il‘lllit‘ll.
and will open on Tuesday evening.
lane 25. and continue during the day
on \l'elint-sday, closing with a rally in
the evooluu All meeting are to he
held in the Town Hall, The Hon. (lIiver
W. Sit-unit oI‘ t‘llit‘anu. one ot‘ the gift
ell urninl'n or this country and who has
delighted N‘tlt‘t‘s ol t‘otnu-t llt‘tll audi
olives. utli speak at both melting ntt-et
inns and also (hiring the day. Flue
singing by a male t bolus and innate by
a brass band will (hill to the pleasure
ot‘ the muveutitm, Allione «an attend
any and all session ot the tonveniion.
and will he ulndl) urn-loomed
E: I. t‘.. limit-that, the state chain
man, looted these instructions to those
who “with to attend: “There are re
duced rail-it on the New York. New
Haven and Hartford railroad which
hate been planted on the et-rt‘ttll-att-
plan Let us make the attendance re
.‘t id breaking it i.. wry important
that root- town he return-wilted l‘omv
router” and Iillllg others. The ladies
\iill be \lelt onto to all sessions "
RICHARD ALORICH‘S CONDITION.
NF.“ \tillk‘, .Ilillt l7.- ~"Ihe tondi-
tion of Itirhavd rt. .Uilllt'll. son oi Sena»
tor Nelson W. Aldrich. oi Iihode
Island, who is III or uphold lever at
the I‘l'tttalil‘lt rlnn Hospital. was report-
l‘l‘ nu Itilorilblt- III(II|_\, the IlIlIIt‘lll Illl\‘-
inn passed .I tolnt‘tutable ninhl. Ills.
It i on I\ it -\pet tell
DEAN OF RADCLIFFE COLLEGE.
I‘Ahilillilltllii, Mame, .Iilllt‘ I. v- «The
election of Miss Mill) l‘oes. secretary
of the limit till t‘ollrim as dean of that
Institution in plate ot Miss. Annex Ir-
“III. “II” It: IL'llt‘II II \I'IH “Nil “I!!! Illl
iltlliilttII ltulu
WRIGHT BROTHERS TO FLY
.-\l llilll .\ Ill little I.. 'l he Wright
otothera are to make, their Ilrst aero
plane llicbls ltt tlllnola an the main tea.
lure or a big hornet-tuning celebration
in .‘lurota on July 2. :i had -I. It will
he the that time a Wright marblm- has
ever been brought Itlto the state ior
nights, According to a contract the
Wright» have entered Into with the Au
torn merchants they are to give one
iiiizbl each day. They are to receive
tattoo for the flights, The Wrights
are to he asked to attempt a tllnht
Irolu Aurora to Dayton. 0.. or to some
other dialnnt point
Travelers’ Checks
sold In tleumnlnutiooe oi Ill), rill.
still anti Slim, with the llitlll‘l eor-
respontltnu value in the moneys of
all prlllt‘lplil toretun counttloe print»
ed thereon
The amountti era guaranteed to
he paid without discount at all
IKGIII‘INI and coi‘t‘eapoudeme oi
the American Exproeu Company
throughout the world.
Trnvdlel‘l' Chocks sold and lat-t
tors of t'redlt tuned by
The South Norwaik
Trust Co.
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATED I“!
DEPOSITS OVER 33.775.000
meme M. Holmes. Eminent.
Wm. A. cunts. Vlee-Preeleeat. ‘
'rederleit A. lite. Ieey A True.
Changes of an eighth in a quarted inca-
NG SENTINEL
blues.
drawers, Union suite.
Panamns.
racial, Patent.
assorted colors.
'I‘runks and Still. Cases.
’1‘“ p w
AUTOMOBILES
IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT PAINTING YOUR
AUTOMOBILE. GET FIGURES AT
.WRIGHT'S
NORTH MAIN AND UNION s'rs.
Ben Hur Flour, bug, 800; bbL, $6.35
LUTHER M
Good Eggs. per do: ........ . ...... 25c
Strictly Fresh Eggs, dos... ........ 32c
ttottl Medal Milk, can........ ..... 10¢
3 cans Corn ......... ...... ....25c
3 cans Tomatoes. .............. . . .250
and straw ht rt Ice.
20 NORTH MAIN STREET.
as “Century Compound."
F‘OREBTRY BILL HA8
CHANCE OF PASSAGE.
\\'.-\t-IHI'.\’GTUN. June tit-wxcw Eng-
land representatives are again being
urged by organizations and individuals
tlotn all seotlontl of New England to
try to secure tho passage oi Illtl Weeks
torostry hill. and some are criticising
the New England members Ior not get-
ting, this measure before the house.
'l'uo alt'ona organizations, namely the
Mnauatlltlsetiit It‘oreiltry association
and the Society tor the Protection oi
New Hampshire hummus halo latent
I\ sent out an appeal asking all trill
'Imlta lhroullhout iho New Englandt
atntcu. from Maine to Conner-,tilui,
ask their representative» and senators
what each of them In doing to servo
his own section by liecttl‘lnt; the Int
mediate IIIIRRIIMI‘ oi Ihilt hill.
The appeal wants to know “Where
are the New inuland t“lillltl‘i‘8!illltlll'.’"
It also stateu that "it cannot paint an
ten» the representatives and senators
from New England are more aggluti-
ntu-Iy tit-lite.“ Further on the appeal
lreadtt: ~an hold that this hill may
i litittil and should pane both house. and
whale before the adjournment oi rote
ggresa tor lilo eullltuor vacation. One
year's further delay laoenll another
hundred thousand heron cut, over and
l burned on the high slopes of the White
Mountains. 'l'hie Ines. permanent and
irrcvmtsblu. atfeetli all New England.
'rtm bill In breed Itiitl conservative.
‘ worked out by your-ti oi altitudes and
discounted."
lcvltlcntly the irlclidti of forest re-
servations do not appreciate what the
New England members at counters
are non against.” cutichuIIy in the
‘ honed. Representative Weeks has In-
trounced ti resolution to set aside a.
day {or the consideration or this bill.
and that ill now pending before the
house committee on rules. A hearing
will be acid II?“ that committee next
week. and at that hearing Mr. Weeks
and Mr Imwrcnco. who is the New
England member at the committee and
is trying hIlI heat to get lhle’ bill be
fore the health tor action. VIII have
every member from New England pree-
POOR
cut. end time the committee to re
Mr. Weeks will
BHOEB~Low Shoes. at course. 03.00, 34.00.
CAPS AND BELTS-Large assortment, 25c, 50c, $1.00.
BATHIN/G SUIT8~-Solid and fancy colors, 31.00 to $4.00. '
NECKWEAR-Silks. Tuhuinrs.
inreswovan HALF HOSE—25c, soc.
Century Compound
Stops Leaks on Tin or Shingle Roots
, But the preparation called "Neverleek" is not suitable ior stopping
had leaks or tor use on old or poor roots, and not as lasting or durable
The above testimony was given under oath at the Injunction been
ing in the Stamford Court, April 11.1910.
We alter the Century Compound at 500 Pm GALLON and guar-
antee all routing work tor three years.
The Century Roofing 8: Manuiaéturiag Co.
8! WASHINGTON STREET.
. ,. lit",
" radii rival . ‘
FOR THE SUMMER.
~LIGHT WEIGHT SUITS-.Fancy mixtures. tgruytt
WHITE PANTSo—Flannel and’sorse, $5.00, $6.00.
KHAKI PANTS. with can bottoms, ciao.
sHiRTC—vSoi’t collar and French cutie. ".00, 81.50.
UNDERWEAR, with and without sleeves, long and knee
..
STRAW HATsmSnIIors and 501141.00 up. Bennits, Splits,
'I‘an. (Ian-
I.
Light. weights,
\\\
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk
.5-
Homc Spinach. pk ...... . . ...... ..190
2:30 can Lunch Tongue ...... . .. . . .20c
500 can S. & S. Chicken ....... . . . .42e
30attePeas....... ......... ......250
Home Lettuce ...... .. ...... St:
New Potatoes at a low price, Radiance, Wax Beans, Rhubarb, Cucumbers
UNITED GROCERY C0.
PHONE 148.
of course be the spokesman, and he
is greatly Interested In his own bill.
The trouble is that the committee ls
against the proposition—or at lelst
every member of It except Mr. Law-
retire. voted against the iorestry bill
or last session. iionee Mr. InwronCe
in having trouble enough to get his col.
league» on the committee to agree to
a rule and even it the hill is reported
there In no certainty that it will go
through the house. Members are not
in the humor for taking up propoei~
lions of this kind. and the house or-
ganisation can In» cuvualcd against It
alluoat to a man,
The Now Mainland membera are do-
inp. all In their power to get the bill
before the lmuaomnd also to [at it
llirllllltll. but their partition is a dlmcult
one The matter cannot be hurried.
but Mr. inwrenco has now lined
things no that tunlnulitodly somethinir
will have to he done by the committee
on video at an early date.
Emu—L...—
EMPEROR'! KNEE OTILL IORI.
.... a...”
Wee Ceueed by Overexertlen In the
sedan During Wer Maneuver“.
i’tii'l‘tlIMM, Germany. June Hwy-Ill!“
purer William were housed up It New
Police with his troublesome i‘lIIit hie ‘
today. but received vtetiore end iw‘
actg oilictrd innitnetle much It W
nothing had occurred to bumper Ill!
movements.
were lots that the attention of (label
the tendons at the knee joint. oflldlllly
stated to have IJMII entitled It] or
ertion In the saddle. wee tehln III
normal course.
Crown Prince Fredericl William and
the Crown Princess. with their ohll~
dron. loll today on an automobile trip
to Kiel, where they will topic!!!“ “I!
emperor and the empress timing the
rachtluu regatta week.
By way of minimising popular
ioty concerning his meleety‘a *
lion. ii is pointed out that e d
more troopers in consequence (it add!
participation in yesterday’ I meme
at Doeherlts are today culturing mu
indented limbs the some its la the as
peter.
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