Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 24, 1910 · page 8

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To ounce-tomato and our m ‘
r ton/gm toil-r ‘ .
‘ Our Lino- of

. . School

088

are now cornnloto

Creamers
Louu‘sbury 8:
5 . Settles
Educator
hasten. School
Shoes
“ .“Nox ’Em All”
Oraiax

» The Outer-om and lnnorooloo
are Oak

Hula and Counter: are
Solid Loathor

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not‘rMctvrtdia-eaifgd‘ui No. 2, Nut Cont.
.cioan‘nn‘d‘wti‘llprepared. $5."f portion. .Try alvton

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extra large size

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68 Water Street

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Burning Time
‘ is Coming .

We have the pick of the
mines. fresh from the
mlnera‘ pick. You can
pick out the best kind
for your purpose here.

Are You Ready?

All all" -
Boot Grade-
Fuii Weight
Fine-t Quality

.Hazleton Coal
B. Hershfieid & Son Co.

Tel. 294. 122 Water at.

 

 

 

 

 
 

mam)

BRACKEN

at Waonmorou amour.
sou-m NORWALK.
TILEPHONE use

 

 

 

 

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR

i Fresh Fruits and
‘ . Vegetables

We have them. All kinds in
.. moon.

aim Fine laments
a Specialty.

: CANDIEI. omit“: Fohec‘o m
. . noon warm. -

7' G. GHIOTI’O

Tel. 927 mwnn. an Bridge.

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EOAL

SOME PEOPLE in the Coal

trade think we are foolish to pay

 

an extra price for Coal in order
’to get’ SPECIAL GRADES be-
«use we can get no more for
ditch Coal than for the ordinary
'itinda. WE DO GET MORE..-
and ion—tier it but not in mid

cash. MORE SATISFACTION
for our customers and more for

ourselves in the knowledge that

4 our customers are satisfied and
- pinned. LESS complaining——
I which means lou strain on the

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it”; a ilbttrai rate of intercity .

 

 

c; o o I ‘
*t’A Certain Feeling of independence
,,oontal with tho knowledge that you lit-n tortitiott ngalnat. some and.
.« duh demand upon your resolution, by an account in tho ’

1 South Noiwallt Savings Bank

" that II onioroonmntty lama-nu not only by your own courts, but

 

 

 

llnve 90 pairs of

Men’s Crawford

Oxfords

All leathers. otid nines. to he sold on
low regular price

$3.50 Hilde .................... $3.00
min grudt' .................... use
$4.60 grade .....;.. ...... . ..... S390
85.00 gratin ............... 84.25

MAX LEVY
169 wasnmo‘ron eraser amour.
acorn noawALK

Hotel Mdliackemo
.I. R. CONNOR. Mgr.

SERVICE AND CUIIINI U' 70 OAT.
urea .2 no any AND uvwnnn

suuonv omuaas. 75c
Banquets a Specialty

TIL. CALL '8.

 

 

Post Cards

new vrtwa
From 100 up'
.6 (or Go

Post Card Albums
W. A. Briggerman's

HUIic ITO". \
Donovan Block. is; Waonlngton It.

 

 

HOlPlTAL NOTES.

Jamel (lolllnn. of ill ll‘oi'rla uvouuo.
south Norwaik. Willi admitted to the
hollpitnl lliln mili‘lililii. and operated on
for appnntllt‘liln hy lir, \‘t‘. .l. 'l‘rnmy,
Mutated by lira. A. N. t‘iork and F.
l. iiurueli. lie in all well not t-ttuhl no
exported thin afternoon.

i’oter Murrtin. who watt quiio hadly
hurt i‘et‘tiiilly when he was caught ho-
iween out» oi the iurtto trolley ours
and u pile of lion. in rusting minim-t-
ably at the hunpitul.

Minn Ntlillt' Nulun. Who won an tutti»
ly iiurnod ultimo limo ago, in improv-
ing dimly at tho luatltutlnn?

OULLiVAN CATCHII BALL.

\\. . ...ti'l'ii.‘i, Aug. 24. Calcium
"illlly" iluttlrutl. oi the t‘hlengo Alli-
erlcuun. (odor duplicated that tour of
t‘nttvltot- t‘lmrlon Street, of tho Wnuhw
button American hustle team. inn!
your. in tsatt‘hlnu n INIIBIINI thrown
from a window ttt tho toil oi tho Wham
lnuton monument. a lieriimidlt'tllitl‘

 

 

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Cloth Coats, White

THE LAST ML! 0! DUMMKHJOODQ AT GMATLY lilitiUGED '
,PRIOIO. it in not the kind at merchandise you rind in every More in
town. it in in a. clan; by ltuelt, parteot in every datali. The stout; to
be unloaded at reduced prices. oonnltlia or Luther Butts, indict Drops.
ea. Minna? Dresser. c idron'ti and Girla' White Dru-eel. Linen Coatit.
non Bitlrta and‘QCIotlt Bkirlr. Muslin Petticoats,
Night Gowns; Vesta. Slikfliovao, Corsair. Cornet Covers.
' handsome-t line or Wa‘lotrtn town. Bale in both stamp.

and the

 

sisal min at. alumina

 
 

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Second Section of South. Nor-
waik to Rendezvous at Strat-
lord Shoals on Saturday

 

 

The iollovilng circular has been in-
auod from the headquarters oi the No»
vnl Militia. C. N. 0,, New Maven, on
der date oi August 23rd. lillll: '

On Saturday. August 27th. thorn will
he a volunteer small-boat orulne iur
Headquarters, lv‘irat. Third and Fourth
Divisions, Navnl Militia, for which no
pay will be allowed. but rations and
transportation will be lurnlnhod.

The First and Fourth Divisions and
Headquarters will lenve New Havon.
the Find Section ’l‘hird Dlvlaiou will
leave Bridgeport. and the Second Soo-
tlott ’l‘hlrd lilvlalon will leave South
Nnrwnilt. nil in umple time to render-
vouu ni Strntiord Shouts Mlddlegrtumd
hi. 4 p, m. August 27th.

The flout will thun proceed in such
point no the commanding amour may
designate.

Conroutudlng officers will notify Put-
niuster F‘. P. M‘WIK try Friday morning.
August 26th, how trinity Minors and
men of their (‘iillllilllilil will report for
this cruise.

anmnnil‘r Naval Militia will pro.
vide rntluurt to he t‘iii'l‘lled In bottle for
”Wu? media {or the mini uumlwr ru-
portlug tor the t‘l‘tlllt‘.

The Firm. Fli‘t-‘l Sootlon Third in-
vii-don. St‘t’ililil Snr‘tlnn 'l‘hlt‘tl Division
will proumd in lIli‘ streamers illitllllllv
l-ll it) Iht’lll towing \t’hultt limits or rut-
tura it net's-usury to nt't'mntumiato the
men ,

IIt‘iIiIIIilili‘N‘l’S and the Fourth lll~
rialun will l‘llllilll‘k in the bottle from
lht‘ l‘. S. S. Miit'hliiil.

Li lllt'lilIlll t‘. M. Perk, (1. N. ii. is
lit-wiry iii‘llllll‘tI in i‘htu‘gtl 0i IIII’ 0m
burklnr, oi lit-ntltplnrtora, l-‘lrttt uutl
Fourth lilt’lalnnu, Lieutenant Wnllor til‘
the Firm i‘lrt'tiun Third Division. itin-
uluti \\'llmuil Shroud Stu-titm 'i‘ltlrd
lilt‘lltliln. ‘

linll‘oriu. little. with White hula
White Will‘hlllig suite almultl ho tttitou.

iiy nrdor til it
(‘ttMit.\Niil-JR FRANK S.
WELL, 0. N. ti,

t‘otnmandlng Karol Mlllila. C, N t‘.
t'lmvlul', ,

l4. llil.l.. JR- '

l.iottit‘nnnt Commander. C. N. U
Eitorutiw Oiiioor.

liEllllTwlilllBlllil ,
lllltEliEli Til um

W-M4

'l‘illilti. .tuz. 2i.~«~‘i‘lltt trxl oi the
mntontitm. tinder \tiilrh Koren. Ill?
“Ht‘rlilll Kingdom." in unlit-xvii to lug»
nu “'ilfl t'mntuunll-ulotl at it tit-look
this morning to tho roptunutiintltuu til
the pnwmn, The document, width in»
t‘ni‘tiiilu it) now tvntnhiittht‘ti intuit. “M
signed Auguut 22. will he tlflitt‘llvu
uht-n tillit‘luil) prnlnulmttm ‘l‘hlk “iii
ilt‘t'lii‘. ilt‘i‘til‘iililx in 80!!!“ of ”W minin-
lula Annual 29 or August do, when the
ltulupondont t‘xlflh‘lli‘i' oi the little
kingdom, tlw struggli- {or whose mu
ilnl uiurltul thr lluuquapnunuo war
will venue.

iluriltt lllrllln. mlnlntur or the inlt'i‘
lm‘. summoned iht' pruprlmm‘n ni nil
lhl‘ .lupuut'a-it‘ lil‘\\llllwtl'l in hilt (“lilti-
iii'i today and requested thorn in put»
llnh no iiliIIlilIitil'IIt‘tI lniurtnatltut ro-
itnrtillilt tilt- nlluutlnu in KOI‘t‘lt. He
pointed out that anvil puldtvuilon nu
tit'x t'xinttne i‘llliiIIlitilirt unttld only
make the truth of tho ,iupntwnv govern
mom in marrying out this annexation
mun» tillilrull. 'l‘ho tit-.vupnpt rn agreed
in his wishes and nothing rttxitrtillilt
the annexation. lwyoml omt‘lni nintot
tut nllt will thortvtort» nu |ltiilliullNI horn
hint-u ilt iulttllratiun oi tint prontulun
lion of the mnwtntion. The Japanese
\‘(H’PI'nllil‘llL whit-It into n intutt' num-
lw,‘ oi rt-prt-ltenintlwn alrvtttty in Kit-
l'Ni, will he pt‘opurud to Hill“ over tho
tnuohlnory ol‘ ndntlnlnlrullnn in Korou
without uuy doltty,

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CHARGED BY ANGRV BULL.

Ralph I. Dibble Nu a Very Exciting
[apart-non.

Ralph E. Dibble, tho popular young
unnlatanl lit tho atom of (l. 1.. Price.
in Worthington Itroel. ban a lull routi-
inulnn now ot what it manna to ho
chanted by an angry hull. “Dibble" int
he in popularly known to hill hoot oi
irioudn didn't get hurt, but ho had Ilii'II
a clone nhnvo thul he in surprised thut
hill hair did not turn whito over night

”Dill" thinltn ”Cup” Wicket told tho
ntory. but the latter denies the tiling:-
lion.

“Anyway. it happened nomothinu like
this». union. in company with MI Wife
and n party or other iriandn that down
to tittellteld-orrtue-Bound filindny. in
due time. he tinned to motto the not
unnlnlanoo or the hull that in mini/in;
tun aouod broom: thorn thin laminar
but in a manner not pluniunto the
Lorine quadruped. Dill not hold of I
wheelburrow and started for th hull.
thinking that. the "titer innate lately
upon hilt approach Would him about
and run. [untold the bull plainly Mood
binned tor the attack with till hold
,down. When “this" got fairly alone
and realised that ho had a. diflfl‘tlnl
proportitlou in deal with than lie on
mind. he dropped the whalltltt'rtrw
and headed tor the tiuiuo. Ho wall in
linen a hurry that he tell. Wilhelm
he had left the wheelbarrow Milli! .
tor Jutll on he I to hit teal liter till
tntl. tho hull e rind 3nd reduced it

 

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it. own. mum. count Norwaik

ii
llilllll lllli lllllllllll.
Richard V. Knno. 1
Richard v; Kane tiled in his home. 2 '
South Oahorn avenue. last evening, af-
ter a very short illness. BOIIlltiti hilt
wlie he in aurvivnd by two sons. lileh- ‘
am and John. and one daughter. Alton. '
Funeral will he held Friday morning
trout St. Joaepu’a church. interment
will take place in Sprlnudalo. Deceas-
ntl won a welhknowu halter. and for
some time did huntnesn in West Wuuh~
tuition street. South Norwalk. 0! late
he conducted the Notional Pie com-
pany. oi Earn Norwnlk. oi which he

was the proprietor. lie was titty-
nino ynnra oi tulle. l

Harold Wright, has resigned his im-
nitlon an ohnuil‘eur for it. E. linnka, oi
ltivor street.

.1. i). Worden, who lint-i been ill at
his home in (fruits street, Norwnilt, la
tt‘nprovlntr nicely.

'l'li'e store in Main ntrnot. rttcolitly
vacated by Elliot's lunch room, in he-
lng repairer-ed and painted.

Matthew Uri-nah. o't linnhurtz has re.
turned to IIIH homo niter spending
some time with Ilirl umrlo, .iuutott M.
(Waugh. of Main strutt-

Contrut-tm- (‘huppn has a lower of
mun removing tho prt-uout unstnliat’ar-
iory content door in the tire house pro-
purutory to the laying or a new floor.

The Norwulk Hotel. in Wall strout.
in Imlllu roimahod with it new t‘ont oi
punt}. it lit holtut repainted yellow. the
rotor of it lwiuro the prime“! work was
Mill'li‘d.

l‘uul 'l‘orpy. oi t‘rnatt strum, has re-
turned to his homo after spending it”.
l-HII u‘uolta With relatives in Now York
«any. l‘uul tool: in many of the his hull
names and hut! in art-norm good titties.

J. ilalloy 'i‘rroil. of ill Pair street.
it t‘m'ont grudunio oi the Morrlll not“
lone. hnn taken it intuition with Edgar
ir‘rlnlt’vr. and in mailing a tow [winters
on tho real name luminous. lu whirh
Mr Footer lt-l ennui-toll.

it ititpt'lti‘o that n ilunrartnn hay hnd
ll attuiun‘hut mlmmltluu oomph from
holou ground to death by u trnin ill
titti Sprtnxwmd out Sunday The ind
was oirurk by n 2min and tinny; lit’filtiv
the trunk. but his moat serious injury
wait it llmlton itrm,

it hurt lull! vonw to light that Wil‘
linnt t‘lnry. a w~il~known South Nur-
wnllt young mummy oncnpod
aerimln injury ny nttoruoon when
tho atom-lug petrol his motor cycle.
Witlt'h ho was riding. (tilled to work,
The nocitloni with pinco in Wall street.
just nt lltl‘ t‘liti oi the pavement, Mr.
itinry wait heading for Norwnlh and
non i‘olllillti atom: the newly paved
north side ni titn nwitoit. lie was
nhotli in trout: to the right KItIC‘ or tht‘
airoot. and had turned the trout “'Iit‘t‘l
or ill liltli‘llillt' in the in I. lie wanton
in o lot nlmtv tin: tittl‘itt tie switch, hut,
tutti turuut too noon. He could not
turn iiiIt'It. humour. and lit-ion- iliu
motor t‘l‘t‘lt‘ muld he stopped ho hnd
moaned the pavement nud noun tit-or
iht' ul'wi) luld trolley roll» into the
«pau- “ilii‘Ii had been dug out in not
the lilli k in tin one thrown from tho
ohm-l, but not sorlmtnly hurt. The
(‘Illiln (ll llll‘ tumor ('ycltt was hmktitt.

...,_

WILTON Gill. KILLS Hill-
. SELF BY SHOOTING

(Continued from Flrllt Page.)
lini‘dtutu'kmu mung \vontnn. sht- IIII"
rd n IiOilM' in Wilton i‘ur lwr living
tiltlii‘it‘l'fl nutl untitled tilt-rt! ull alone.
unlnu part til it tor hut qundry. in
which aim tutti some asalatunta. lino
or two worm-u went up thorn in work
from Nurwutk

For a time it became noraauary tor
Minn l‘nrklnlriun in virtue up Ilt'i‘ hunt»
norm on um‘ount oi helm: tnlton til at
typhoid ltwtu title underwent trout-
nout ul iht' Ntil‘WfllR hospital and left
that inalttutlou only three or four
week. nan

Minn i’urklnnton‘s dead body wan
inuud hy Frank Gilbert and Mrn. lintr
iol itlrdnuli, tun neighbors. 'i‘tw dead
woman watt, tuitinnd and touring that
noututhtnu had happened to her. Mr.
tiilbori. and “it". llirdattll determined
to Investigate atmut it o'clock thin
morning. The door wnn looked and
Mr. (lllllori nutuod entrance it; (‘limil-
tint through it window. Much to his
nurprlnn und horror. ho‘lountl Minn
l’ttrttinittou atrotoiwd out on tho door
(loud. with tho inbuilt-t wound In lit-t
Itt‘llt‘i. tithe nu» tully nttlrud and in
«trout t‘ltiilitln.

When tho lititiy watt inund. liar! oi lt
ortondetl illitlt-t' a hell. The nppono
noon: warn liuu attm- Minn i'nrklnuton
hilt) Iiml hornet! with the revolver
that lay tionldo nor. nho had writhotl
in delih thrtwn

.iuai when Minn l'nritlnn‘ton tmmmlt»
ion the deed t-nnnot no positively tin—
tol‘mtnett. but it in thought by the
neighbor» thnl all. nltoi ham-it nome
limo yesterday nit moon. The remains
allowed that the ad been dpnd for,
quite a number or hours.

After that arugwmn discovery Dr.
:i. it. iinutlngtnmot Norwolit. watt tent
or.

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rlF‘t‘v PIRION. DIAD.
SPOKANE, mean. Aux. zl.--Fll‘ty
tour permits Mill no more. are known
to have ierlthori in the intent iii-ea in
tantra, (militia. and Wilmington. A
remnant Prim tnutrition on tho Bin
orit oi the, (3mm d'Alano unit helm
lull. it ill roared tilt! ”the mvernnteut
rangers in Montana are still in the

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

gun as s

Uric-O

We Recommend it tor Rheumatiom
Try‘a Bottle

75 cis. and $1.00

W. F. Wigmore 81 Co.
DRUGGISTS

8 NORTH MAIN STREET

 

Ruppert’s Rupport’s
Ruppert's

BEERS

BOTTLED lN THE BREWERY

Ti‘w only ltrtwwort‘ lintiluti tutor SUIII in

tho town. and the heat limit in the

country For cane 24 bottles. [1.15.
Free Itnliwry Etoryu‘ltrro

Magner 8t Flynn

i891 Washington tit. i'hono ft-i‘z-i

What’s the Use
in smoking an inferior cigar. when

you can not the but for the same
money

Roger Ludlow. 10c
Twin City. lie
or The Nugget. 6c
CIGARS

 

Are the Best
ALL DEALERS

B. J. REYNOLDS

notice _
Special Town Meeting

The inhaltltuntn oi the Town of Nor-
wnlIt who am qualified to who in town
ntt'oilmtu then-lit urn homily untitled
and warned thut a apt-Mn! town tnoub
ing or HIM town will be held in the
Twin Hull. \t'ttll street. Monday. All»
out 29, i910. at it oi‘liit‘lt p, m.. for the
following purpose», to wit;

i. To rewind and repent any and
all vott-n lu-rulomre panned at any and
till town locational horotoiorp twill rel-
ative to the propunml \i atthltmtnu
nirot-l bridge.

2. To author-tau and dim“ the so-
lm-tmeu to cum out the t'oronttuundn-
tltinn oi the lilil Committee, an culled.
nod to do the work an anld rutnmit-
toe directed ilit' mum to he done. and

:l. in roappt‘uprlutu the umuuy in
the haudn ul’ tho Selectmen iur that
lilii'iimltr. All tilt per pntitltm. '

litttud ill Noru'ltllt nint‘unlttd.
ailh tiny oi Altituat, lllill.

ALFRED [it'll-NW.
JAMicii ll. BROWN.
Jtillh‘ DENNIS.
Solarium!) of tho 'i‘owuol Norwnllt.
dill it.

thin

 

oaoocnna LAUNCH annually

. LOST.

GRAND RAPIDS. Michigan, Anti.
union boat whtoh leit hurtington
Harbor lulu, hetero the tornado ol‘
Morton night nod that was reported
water or to he probably that in the
iloltlen Girl. a monotone launch in
which hint. Eiilnbeth Englonhnld and
her son oi Grand itaoltto have been
omitting the intro all summon earl-yin;
onrgoaa of fruit and vasomotor. The
launch cleared for Chicago with Mrs.
Enginalleld and non aboard and it in
believed to he impossible that such a
tiny orntt nhould ourvltro the tertiiie
storm. Nothlugmnn yet been heard
from it. _

Mrs. Engienilold in a woman attor-
ney. who has prantlood in Grand nap
ion for many yearn. itnneatiy the hunt

 

woodo. More in my not-nut tor report:
or ill tool or huudrotio oi liter.

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onetime IflViIWMI in tonal proneadlnlta
in itilwauitoo bacon” Mm illusion

Tristram & Hyatt,

nos. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. noawnax. coma.

Final Clean-Up Sale

All Summer Goods in All Departments

We want the shot! room, and we carry nothing over from one neutron to another

All th e Linen and Pongee Suits. Separate Coats. Separate Skirts.
One-piece Lingerie Dresses. Silk Coats and Waists,
Bathing Suits for Men. Women and Children.

All the Wash Dress Goods.

Hammocks! Hammocks!

BASEMENT BARGAlNS FOR PRESERVING TIME—«GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ON EVERY ITEM

SALE LASTS ALL THE WEEK

 

 

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Norwaik, Conn.

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

H.Krieger& Co. -

The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwalks

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The Last Sale
. of the

Closing Out All Summer Goods

Season

 

Men’s

“‘0 mid tunro lion‘s Suite

lllnolt illlti \Vlilit‘ Whittle;
lit-tlut't-tl in ......... '

“twist-it itir whirl .\ in ii, \\‘lll’lll u
Boys’
[tr'l'

Mill

litiya' Snita- \'r~ry it‘lno Suits

nt hull prion.

i
.nst
lint illul'n tin» n-.~.uii (u ltourst :idt'orllnllm.
r‘wlilm: nine); and liluu 3:5 nod Sis :tuib~ inl-

i-lrhiitll ilnw is only ‘twu trot-kit from noun
high as $2 a dress, for. . ..

ltt'tluvt'tl in hull price .............

.................

Suits

Satin-tint than no lllllit‘lttiiit‘d.

\Vl‘ are still ‘ $10

China Silk Waists
............ 51.98-32.98
Wash Dresses for Ladies

(tnr (‘lilli‘t‘ FIUI’R (if 'i‘tth lirnsnvu is: it till; sold for lint! ilrlt’t‘i.

Dresses for girls

We are selling

75c ’
Suits

'I‘Wtriitt‘t‘t‘ Suits, lilnt‘k i‘lnvt'mi llllli Kmuuy, worth no high an $6.00
Hit lit‘i‘tttllil tiI xtililliilll punts \\‘i- um Bt-llliti;
tilt-tn for. [Ni suit ...............

$1.50 ‘
31.75.33

Shoes for Men, Women
and Children

illusion out all odd hilt; und all low out Shoes, tan and block. almost

 

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DlaTRlCT DEPUTIEI’ MEETING.

 

 

Knights of Columbia Hudo Glitter in
Hartford.
John iv‘. MPMRIIIIII. oi this city. nt-
londnrl a meeting of tho diatriot dop-
utltut oi the Knighln oi itotumhun ut
llrlttlord. Sunday aileruouu. on u rep-
raoentutlvn or thllt tiiutrloi.
'i‘htl nutrition. hold at the llotoi lint-do.
wua tor the purpotto of iinlnuiuu to it»:
reports of little Deputy Mulligan and
the other delegates to the nullonul tionv
vuntion held last month.
A unanimous vote was: pound on-
proving the work done by Hinto linpa
uiy Mulligan until the majority oi the
integrates to the nuttouul convention
in the matter oi reducing the rates at
the older members of the order.
The noun; oi Sunday'n reunion was
that the delegate: had made victim”
in their work at the convention. No
action was taken at the convention lin-
mune oi the (not. that on old iund of
mum is tied up an the remit of n
triandly suit now in the Suprnmnaoourt
ni Connecticut to decide who the own
or of tho 'tund in.
An noon II the suit is determined.
however the ntato dentition will again
on ahead
retail for the older menthol-ll

of the
dolphin at Columbus.

 

livid und her nun noid vogtttabten trout

in their ntiorts tore-dune the .

 

 

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FOR INSPECTION
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ilti Worthington Etgflilouth Nornlit

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