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n.
‘ Wit-snob Gilles.
_ I0 —£ditor's Rasldsnos
may Editor's Residence
‘ Telephone company.
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measure. Cindi. .
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‘will certainly tickle m! hoists. A1-
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”Mews Department
“audacious Dona sat
orvvstk
“Jesse M. Ferris. of Prussia. Nomi-
sdy. is in town for a short time.
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Mr. and Mrs. William H. Odcil. of
, East avenue, have gone to Akron, Ohio.
for a few days visit.
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Miss Sarah Burncs. of Franklin ave-
nue was a recent visitor in New Ha-
ven.
Miss Leonora Ward. of Arch street.
is entertaining Miss Helen 0thnmc. of
New Haven tor a few days.
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The woodwork around the outside of
the Boston Store has been refreshed
with a new coat of paint.
Miss Lenora Ward, of Arch street.
is entertaining Miss Helen Olsen. of
Orange. Conn, for a week's visit.
Edward McAlilster. or W. 1.. Olsen’s
shoe store in Wall street. will start on
his week's vacation this evening.
Miss Millie Myers, of New, York and
lsnnc Forbcll. of Broad lltver enjoyed
a carriage ride to West Port. last even:
ing. ' , ‘ . i ‘ '
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Miss Marguerite tiiiworth has re-
turned to her home in Union Park.
utter a sojourn with friends in New
York.
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Thomas Murray. of the Norwullt post
office. enjoyed a day's vault on. With
ltulph Barrel. of (Vrnuliury, is aspec-
ted to return to his home t‘dtiny sites
on extended trip to Niagara Fatima“
other places. ,
.iohn Cahlll, of Main street. enjoys
a days vacation froth his duties as Hilda
man for the Southern New Epgland-
The many friends of Jack llentty. of
Elm street. will be plunscd to learn
that ho is rapidly recovering from an
attack of typhoid fever.
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George H, Lockwood, superintendent
of the plant of the Lockwood Munufac.
turiug Cmpany. has arrived tune from
his vacation trlp_to Maine.
Mis Frlda Mulvihill. and Muragamt
Mulvlhlll and Miss Edith 'l‘ico, of Ba.
thcl, formurly of this city. are guests
of Mrs. Moses Buckley at Short ilcuch.
(‘orkcnoo iinyioil, i. 0. ii. 34.. will
have u meeting Monday owning. At
that time the committee on the forth.
coining annual state convention will re-
port. The convention will be hold at.
Bii'lilioi‘tl .lnbor Day.
It was stated this afternoon that the
condition of Alexander B. Motonu was
practically the same that it was you-
tci'tiny. The patient had a slight
clinngo for the worse luut night. but
rnillud froth it after it short time.
~» linubury Ncws.
'l‘hu "lilikitcs." who have been on a
cruiun to tho eastward in Captain Vic~
tor w. Forriu‘ Auxiliary yacht Allar‘
nla nro expeclod home tomorrow. The
party conuista of Captain orrln. A. B.
itusscit, Dr. C. lrvin i" *ris. Clifford
Adams and hi. w. m ch.
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Cherish Miller and Miss Orthn Fain
tllcrway. his fiancee, of Albany. N. Y..
are spending twa weeks in South Nor-
walk at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs.
(:hsrtos Rout-don, cl 't‘aylcr avenue.
Mr. Miller formerly lived in West
utroct and was wcildmown here at that
time. but he has been away from Nor-
wnik over ten years. save for a low
vluils in between times.
’i'lio liawss von tint. Co. of timi-
bury. Is procaedln with the work or
fitting up its Canud an factory at Ciliith
titan Falls with the purpose of honin-
hhig operations time early in Bonn-m-
ber. it is expected that a number of
operatives wit go to ours Falls from
this city about. the? rst wash in Sep-
ismbcr to tuito‘posttions in the new
factory.
in Norwaik. lsst wash. there were
thntyastx transfers of prunsrty. with
mortgages of $38,516. for the second
week in August. 1010. there were ten
sales of property. and the Mortgages
were $18.9“. :
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Saturdays Chocolate;
c lb.
Weapon-silos.
L institution Mast.
his wiie he tool} :4 :oii‘ig Snuggle?”
Time for K. D.» Frames for next sumo
mer’s boat. now. Special prices. Two
slightly used boats for sale; one Wit...
bait cabin. with 8 h. 1). new motor.
One 21'ft. with 5% h. p. Stanley. Very
cheap it bought now.
OSCAR. moansou
Oystchheli PolntNorwalk
Nearly Everyone
is obliged to go to a dentist. more or
less, and it is ,just as important to
select a timed dentist as it in to select
a good tailor or a good grocer. it is
far more economical to buy a suit. of
clothes that Wear well or a bushel of
potatoes that can be eaten. than to
pay less and not use them. it is my
one aim to have my patients satisfied.
for] use only the best materials, give
you the best workmanship. and my
prices are within the reach of all.
Dr. J. H. Mallory“
is death Main at. South Norwslk
Hours: I a. m. to 8 p. m. Band-ya
by appointment only.
If You Are
Looking for
. , ' . GLASSES
w‘é cun‘tui'nishitho right ones. We
have a? Piiyslcinn. who is n Skilled
Eye Specialist. to cxuniinn your
eyes. Wi'l‘ilOlT'i‘ ('ilAlttllc.
THAMER
snares Optician i cons
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.ijindaii‘ A ijsdnyftifivculahs
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. blips liter ll. Whitney, of’Norwuih,
is visiting with: friends in lioslon
“Muss. '
Miss Mary Artlelc. Poster. of 211
Montgomery street, Danbury. in tin
guest of Mrs. Irving Hall, of Norwalk.
for a few days. a
The summer meeting of the ("on
nocticut Association of i’ostumuicn
will he held at the Ocean iicurh pu
viilon. New London. 'l'hurudny. Aug
ust 25.
Kiss Gifford Clark, of ii Hamilton
avenue. is substituting for Miss lrtun
Dibble. as cashier in the office of the
Metropolitan Life lnsurnnrc Company.
in Washington street. whilc tltc inttcr
to enjoying a two weeks vncutitm. Mills
Clark will resume her ntudics nt Smith
College. Northampton, Mush, initcp
lumber.
Mill Marjorie von Gill, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward volt (lat. in NH"
ioualy ill with typhoid fcvcr at thr
country home of her pnrunlu at. l'cnt-h
Lake. The lever has not yet reached
its crisis and it was united iodny that
the patient was comfortable its could
be extracted in the case of onc no so
veral ill. Miss volt tiui is a studcul
at clleuisy coilegc.-~i)nuimry news
a... .m‘.» v-v'.
Acting (loveruOr lirtmhs ycstcrdny
accepted a requisition from the now-r
nor of Massachusetts for “aortic w.
Parker and Thomas Low-joy, for tho
crime of breaking and ontcrlug a
dwelling. committed in Norwood. Nor-
folk county. on the night of ”Event
her 86. 1007. and the acting governor
has issued at warrant to thc sin-rm
of Hartford county for their turret
and delivery to James w. idlvorll, of
Massachusetts. Both men are in he
released from the state prison Mun»
day morning.
Two at tho recently‘sppointod spec.
lsl poll ' an 'of the City of Norwalk
will baiti‘ duty today. They are to
round Adams. who was appointed on
Monday night and Richard Moore.
Special Oltcor Adams will do Captain
Hunt’s ch this afternoon. starting at
2:30‘6‘0 it. regulating trains in the
center of tbs city, and Special Olin-er
Moors will go on dot at 7 o’clock this
evening. Chief of bliss Bradley is
enjoying a day oil and Captain Hunt is
told ills place at tbs corner of Main
and all sit-oats,
New» Postw
Cord Views
of mu. iltltlti. Park Circle. lcnsi illuii.
halts View. Midas" View. Slillill Cove.
Crystal butts and (lactic Venice and
nest Bosch.
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nose. ‘ ,
John Moore. of Jersey city is home
after spending
Mrs. A. Odell.
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Miss Halon Moore. at Jersey city ls,”
isnendlnf a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
A Odei '
. Mrs. E. M. Ralph. or Menard street,
is entertaining her daughter. Mrs.
Crctsiey. at Chicago. .
Ralph Bedlam has returned to his
home in Center avenue after spending
some time in Asbury Park.
William A. Pryor. of South Union
avenue. anticipatus spending tomorrow
with his sister in Meriden. »
Firs Warden George Id. Mills. of
Broad River is ready to issue tire per-
mits to those who desire them.
John J. Tusso. of Brooklyn. N. Y
is spending some time with Mrii
Mrs. Howard 1d. Knapp. of itlvcrsi c
avenue.
'i
Mrs. William Fpgnu. of Grant street,
is improviu nicely at the Norwalk
Hospital, wg
treatment.
nut—~—
Jamss 0. Jennings. the painted and
alter a three weeks illness with stoni-
uch trouble.
Concord Division. Sons of Temper-
ance will hold their regular Weekly
meeting on Monday evening in their
Wail street quarters.
Miss Helen Waterman. of Bellini. is'
spending a few week's vacation at the
home of her aunt. Mrs. Elmer 1.. Hill.
in Woodward avenue.
m
Announcement of the engagement of
Miss Sadie Miller. of High street. Nor-
walk, to Mr, Bolts. of Riverside. has
been made.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Thomas and
their ill! to boy Kenneth. of Osborn avo-
one. are visiting Mr. Thomas relatives
in Scranton. Pa.
Miss Eva Atwater has resigned her
maiden an cashier for the South Nor-
walk branch of the Atlantic and Pool-
fic Tea Company.
www.m—
At. a regular meeting of the Bucking
ilillli Post. ii. A. it. hold last cvciilug
it was voted to hold their peach loath
vol in the Post rooms on Scpictnbcr
nth. The W. it. (i. will unite with thorn
loin site the affair a success and llicre
wtii bc peaches sandwiches coke and
ice err-tint scrvt-d tilllt chnlug.
m
This afternoon at Amusement Park
in Meadow street, the Norwnlks and
the Winnipauks will cross bats. 'l‘ln.
Winnipuuks inn-c hold that they can
heat the Norwailis and in conscqueuco
a hard fought game is anticipated.
With and Kerr will he the battery for
the Narwaiks. while .lscit iIirGrsth
Will he in the box for the Winnipuuhs
ind Mulvuy will be his backstop.
The sloop Esiollc. with a party cont-
poscd of Frederick. Albert and Edward
lieinsleman and John .1. Warren. of the
(lid Well lilulllil‘)‘. on board. left last
night at it o'clock, for a fun days’ llsh~
tag and pleasure trip. Plans have
soon made to stop at lirceuptm. Mou-
.uuk Point. illoch island. and for a trip
up tllc Providence ltlvcr. 'l‘huy clipwt
.o have a fine time bluc fishing.
Tlic Democratic rnurus of the 8H“
.iutl Voting District has liccn called by
i'huirman John l". McMahon for nest
week Friday evening, in Arion Hull.
‘vladlson strcct. whcn dclcaatcs will in-
.boscn for the stair. mngrusulonnl.
M'iiltlllriili, county and probate conven-
tions. Other matters relating to the
coming elections will probably iw dis-
cussed. anti the session proiulst-s to he
.in interesting one.
Lincoln t‘ouucil. No. 4. i). ii. A. M.
hold its regular meeting, lust urchins.
in Mystic Chain Hall. The attendance
wna lat-ac and buaiucss or great lin-
portaucu was transacted. cht i-‘rl:
day evening a big time is cxpoclod. as
ihu National Council rcprcsuntailvcs
outset. to be here. stopping over on
their return from Niagara Falls. win-re
the National Council inectu this your
and great steam is Bxlwi‘li'd. something
that will interest every member of the
order. and it is hoped that every moni-
but will be on hand. After the inact-
ing the degree team out on a full dress
rehearsal, innudtng the oilicers and
tableaux, foliowod by refreshments.
Miss Jeanette Bonn. daughter of Mr.
ind Mrs. Willis Scott lican. has return-
.sd form a fortuight'u visit with Miss
itosu Conn. and her parents. who to.
title in the City of Churches. adjacent
,o the park. Those two sensible young
tirls lost not it momont of time from
rosy morn till the dewdrops begin to
.‘nli, and wherever they want or what-
ever they now. always found it inter-
esting. outcrlalnius and instructive.
They never tired or going through
Prospect Park together. and also went
to Brighton licurii to enjoy the sea
presses. in tho Aquarium with its won-
ders from tho vastly deco. and took ob-
tcrvution of most of the great chur—
rhea. An Miss Bean puts it. it was the
time of her life. and she is always
insulting of her good friend in lit-cok-
tyn.
"l am having a has time with grand»
pa." was the menus sent by throa-
yonroid Kenneth. from Scranton. Pa"
to his next door neighbor. Grandpa
James. it was written on a picture
card, rcprsssnting a group or woman
and girls. with bags and baskets gath-
sting cost from a heap of item-is. class
to the mines. Kenneth is a mimic oi
the first type. his specialties using tbs
tssmstsr. street vendor. and the rali~
mad man. When calling for orders for
vesstsbiss he tells you its has ’psrs-
gas. ’plnnsga. ’tlng beans and 'tsvrbsr-
rys. As a conductor he calls out the
stations: "rsmford. Cranium. Newark
and East Norwnlk. Whoa playius
horas hats always the driver and to
”I this and Louise imitating tits bail
. , . AT
comMAN's
ere she is undergoing
paper hanger, is able to be about again .
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a Vacation with Mr. and ,
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g- I
l - we.
4
.pizy‘srs would make, an usdsrtsitsr ,
in st. ‘ , "
~migs is ftsnosm dust I
« ‘ rm on , [am
spout yesterday in bsonta on bust- .
viting you to choose from.
$2.45, $3.25, $3.85, $4.85. $5.65, $6.85
School Suits reduced to
i ‘ Formerly priced up to $8.50
All of our Wash Suits for boys up to to have
been dropped into the bargain pile—and they are bar-
gains for sure. 79c to $1.65.
TWO STORES:
The New Sto
as Wall St. N ”silt.
«i
if you want your horses to be kept
ability to produrctltc greatest amount of energy. finding its expres-
sion in a full day's workm-«ovory dnywday in and day out—-—\\’iulor or
Numtiicuin tho city streets. on the road. in the fit‘ldwlluy lionnlc
ilomc ilrouud limo Food.
Quality First. Last and All the Time.
ltonnlc llorsc Food
Dairy Food
Chick F‘s.
Poultry ..
Block l‘cr
Blue Fish. ”that Fish.
Sword. Flat Fish. Boneta Mackerel. Stealt-
Cod, Salmon. Spanish Mackerel, Black
Fish. Haddock. Hard and Soft Crabs,
Long and Round Clams ’
Cutbili’s "Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108.
FOR
Wishing to make some changes in my studio
I offer at Mt. SHOW CASE FOR SALE at a
LOW PRICE
The North Studio
N0. 7! WASHINGTON IT.
You can get oxlra tum» also No. 2
put coal at if. per ton. t'loo llarrin e
linua' adv.
itobcrt ilurvcy. of New Haven. spoilt
lust ovenlng with Miss lit-sale Sample
Ill her home in West street.
James Kingslund, of Wilton avenue.
who has bean vialtins in limiielscn.
(innit, has returned to his home in
Nora-silt.
Miss Ruth lrslsud of liunhury. who
has bet-n attending the fillflt two its
with Miss Bessie stimuli». of est
street. has returned to her home.
Sometime. or other everyone has to
so to a dentist. When that time
comes you are invited to consult Dr.
.1. ll. Mallory. His It“. in this instill
will interest you. llettcr read it.
WM
The annual cementing or the stats
harbors wit held in mun Not-walk
tomorrow. ins iii delegates are ss-
pooled. The business scnsicn will on
an at 10:80 a. in. at Calllrai labor Uh-
loa Hail. Dinner will be served at the
Mshacsomc Hotel .sttsr which the dol-
mtss will mavens.
Mr. tins Mr. s. s. Wilma. and dlustr
ters. Mable and distill. and standstill
Harold. loft town this morning in their
automobile for New hritsiu. when
they will spend two week. with m.
and Mrs. Herbert E. June. Mr. so
turn. Juno formerly lived in Norwais
and are well known bore.
We“
Otis otibs big wins piston: 63::-
,.
mom taken a abolish
Does Your Boy
Need a SchoolSuit ?*
We caii save you enough on his school suit to
buy his school shoes. or sotncthing else he will need.
Red Tag prices will do it; but you’ll have to act
promptly—Aliens are extra good bargains we’re in-
HOMB GROUND FEED
”cw ..
a front Huntinstun to Lao to connect .
. the “cams it run
South Norwallt
:4 South Main St.
up to thr- hlghcsi point of working
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
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Halibut. Native Eels.
FREE DELIVERY.
,,._......-_ q. n.»
SALE
t IOUTH NORWALK
.n.-..,.. .
Matti... ms assassins.
m
”900.000 Proposition in Msmchw
salts Contemplating Graylook.
The nxluuslon"0f the New Haven
railroad in connection with its pro-
posed trolley system as applied to the
Berkshire Street Railway company
were matter that were being talked
of i nrsilroad circles bars yesterday.
According to the lot of instill-ass»
chusstts legislature by which the New
Haven railroad takes over the Bertr-
shirs Street Railway company. the
management is required to matte four
important “tensions within three
years at a cost of 32,000,000. Those
are all to be done so rapidly as possi-
ble. The that of the extension to be
built is the has from Great Barrinston‘
to Booth ngmont. about three and a
half miles. the construction of which
has already begun. After that will
earns the alumina south from (ii-sat
Burlington to tho stats has some
twelve miles to connect with a line
to Canaan. Conn. The petitions to
the Massachusetts towns for locations
are going in this weak sad it is slim
ted that. the construction gangs will
go right from the south Ingredient ,
work to the state line extension. and
it is hoped that the work will be up-
an as far as llhsiiiold. Mala. this fall.
The third extension to be built will be
the eastern systems with Berkshire.
inu- line will be twenty-thus miles
orig. ,
The fourth extension is the this up
Mi.‘tirsyioch. This is a my interest-
‘is on at..-
Price’s Clothing, Store.
Butts that were from 310.00 tableau. at ......................fl.fl
an Butts formerly moo “dunno. at our
All Suits formerly 316.00. at ....
. an sum formerly 318.00. at
‘ All Suits formerly moo and 322
Boys' Pants at great reductions.
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Men's Pants out way down. -. i ,5 ' ME I. '1 13! i '21!
Straw Hats. ousting price. 0 13:51:; 35mm};
Many other bargains in lists and Footwear. ‘
COME AND SEE.
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Price’s Clothing Store
.00 IalsChili's-Odiodlfilodlsnm
All Suits formerly moo. moo and 330.00. at .............'...sts.ss
Boys' Butts at one-half regular prices.
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soon-sassssssssssosssssssshos.‘m
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98 Washington Street. South Norwslk
NOTICE !
All persons having bills against the
Town of Norwalli are requested to
have them in the Selectmcn’s Odice.
Norwslk. on or before August 31. 1910.
as the fiscal year ends August 31. 1910.
ALFRED AViBON.
JAMES A. BROWN,
JOHN DEVINE.
M
Selectmen of the Town of Norwalh.
820 2i 2?
Democratic
Caucus
The caucus of the Democratic eloc.
tors of the Second Votin district of
the Town of Not-walk. on be held at
Arlon Hail. Madison street. Friday
evening. August. 26. into, at 8 o'clock.
for the purpose of electing delegates
to the Democratic State. Congression-
ui. t‘onnty. Senatorial and Probate
conventions. and to transact any other
business proper to come before said
i‘llli‘llii. ‘
iiy order of the Democratic 'l‘owri
t‘ommllle.
JOHN b‘. hlchiAi-lON. t‘hslrmsn.
August 19. 1910. a20 26 27
Juries & Valentine
AUCTIONEERS
Sunny-crest Farm. Ponds street. on
posim “Grace Home in the Fields."
will bc sold at public auction. it a. m..
on Thursday. August 25, 1010. Fol-
lowing the sale of real estate. the
household furniture will be sold. Prop
crty consists of eight acres. plenty of
fruit and fine shade trees. lit-room
house (6 bedrooms and one bath
room). barn with coachman‘s room.
chicken house. etc.
Distance from New Canaan. 2 miles;
from Talmadgs Hill. 2 miles; from
ripringdale station. 2% miles. and
from Bprlngdale trolley. 2 miles.
if stormy, next fair day.
For order. Miss C. 1.. Singer and Mrs.
iv}. A. iial‘l‘munn, owners.
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SAVI N G
MONEY
is a simple process. and for its
non-observance there can be no
possible excuse. .
Let the than live so economical-
ly that its always has something
to lay by. and be is certain to
have in the and a competence
to protect him against all artil-
nary worrtss. .
TbeSouth Norwallt
Trust Co. ‘
x
Pays 4% on Osvlhgs
I
NORWALK ,
Savings Society
tucourossrsa no
DEPOSITS OVER 33.775.000
doom is. fistulas. MIMI.
win. mounts. vac-W, .
r
.ins protect sud its working out gives .
Wu " ‘ B
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rm _( now has
.s,.
Closing Out Sale
.._.op.._.
CELL AT
FORMERLY moo. 82.00. .325
LOCAL VIEWS POST CARD!
6 FOR 50 ‘
(formerly Misses Dawson)
II WAOHINGTON STREET
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SUNDAY EVENING GERDAONO.
Pastor Will Cummsnu a Serial
Nomlk M. E. Church Tomorrow.
series of Sunday evening sermons on
Decisive Battles of the Bible.
subjects of the sermons are‘as fol-
lows:
August fit—Tho Battle of Damascus.
A bottle in which a mighty prejudice
was stain.
of Jerusalem. A battle in which n
dcsdly doubt was put to death.
September i—The Battle on the ass
of Galileo. A battle in, which a dos:
tiny was decided. '
September li—-The Battle of ‘ the
Jordan. A battle where a character
was changed. '
September 18~The Battle of Canaan
res Phllippi. A battle where a hero’s
worth was recognised. '
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LAURA OTREET SEWER.
Highway Commissioner Daniel Dun-
lop gave out the contract yesterday to
sewer and the Cedar street sewer 0:3
tension. The highway commissioner
a number of bad spots. ,
Congressman E. J. Hill writes as fob.
lows: '
The Times-Loader:
In response to ,
would say that you may count his as.
not voting for Mr. Cannon. and as baa.
the parcels post and Voting for any
reasonable and
that line. Very truly yours.
orship at a dinner in New York. said:
“i fear that. with public'dtmershtp' "2
would be worse served. t‘f‘slio the ease
of Francs. francs. you harm. mohair
A henchmen was once sated at his
lodgings. A lot of stall ed tot-sign,
.mtchdsu-tiia duty on for on national
is the prohibitive one of a sent its
match-whoa been rationals his trim
Till judge said to the man: ‘F‘ornlgn,
matches have been discos-rod in your;
possession. What have y it to nylon
outsell. billet-satin? ' ' ease. 1&1“
. oner.‘ summer-ad inept-isobar.- ‘ is:
true i use foreign matches but out .
to light our government ones with.” .
Washington Star.
One of tits big to
lesion has built a a.
bastion win; its
79c - 89c - $1.50,
is * 7 ‘
The
August 28~Tbe Battle in the Heart. I
Salvator Charlott for the Laura street _
also awarded the contract for the reé . 9
building of the Crescent Terrace wall
yesterday to Contractor Daniel, Toom-
or. Mr. Dunlop proposes. to start the ,
Woodward avenue grading next week. ,,
There has been considerable complaint .. *
about the condition of the msdbod and.
the contemplated work will dispose of w,
mu. WILL nor vo'rs‘ rou cm- . ’
Norwalk. coon. Aug. 17. mo. . *
prudent measure along. ‘
u. .1. Mild... Q:
'Jamss J. Hill. discussing public am .431,
her own matches. And such matches ,
Shirt thiSts' 5
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