‘THWSDAY. JAN- lotion
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‘We 153 Steam Billie
it you hav'o cultivated a taste tor
good porn. Candy.
OUR HOME MADE SWEET!
will certainly tickle your paint... Al-
ways from and enticing.
F. A. LANE
‘ fat. 40!. 51 Wultlnmon at.
Insurance
‘ and Inspection
TAYLOR&GOLDEN
74 wumuorou eraser. sou-m
nonwnut. court.
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Delicious Candies
m~8CiLD AT—
F. 11 BAXTER'S
DRUG STORE
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CALLS
92-2—Newn Department
92$~Bualnena Department
44~2~Branch Office, Norwnlk
890 ~Edltor'a Residence
729-5-City Editor'c Residence
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwnlk und vicinity: tit-nomi-
1y cloudy and unsettled weather with
rising tuntpot'ntnrt' and probably light
snow or rain tonight or Friday. Milti~
ornto wot-it to northwest winds. The
storm area). tinttwnn t‘t‘liiil‘lil ()Vi‘i‘~.Mllil-
itobn yesterday hats movoti oustu'nt'u
to Ontario, while ttrons of high pres-
sure occupy the Southoustnrn Silllt‘li
tutti Munitohn, l‘t‘:;ilt*t‘li\"flly. This
movement htts )li‘OtllliitLi cloudy and
unsettled. wonthvr from the Woutu'u
Lake region to the count. Light noon
in falling this morning nt, unaltered
points in'lho Lulm region. 'i‘ho “own
or is somewhat \tnt-uwr over tht- north
ern districts east. of tho Minnlssliliit
river. 'l'his vicinity “III he on the
nouthcrn edge of tho tlnlnrio storm
area during the next :i‘ti hours.
TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO TOs
DAY.
Temperature: Low, 32; high. Ji1.
(flour.
Floyd W. Collin roautnnd his titttios
with Undertaker David W. Raymond
yoslortlny. utter having been ill tor
a week with it lnrgo and pttlnful swvli‘
ing which appeared upon the right
side of his neck.
.1. William Rowe. nnd stnil'. ol' ("och
enon triito wont to Now tutnnun inst
evening and report. on l‘ht‘t‘lltilll. time
at Poms Lorine. 'l‘how nho wont tll‘t"
(:tflll‘ilt‘ Spider, .I. ll. ilint'oln nnd I“. ll.
Molltin. beside Mrnltowo. _
First Sill'i;t‘:tlll Frank P, Rooney. of
Riverside ith'liiIt‘. :.itti tho Huston
Sltll‘t‘. wns It'llit‘l’i til lust t'\t‘liIIlI'.. untl
wort oonnoquontlt unable. to ttttrnti the
Sixth ilolnpttny lutnuuot. ills l'rwndo
wit-2h lor n Hilltt-‘tiy roooror).
Russell F. 'l‘hotnos. ol‘ tho Stamford
Trust Company. spunt Iiilii. UVDIIIIHI, in
Norwnlh and nttvuded the with school
nlinstrei show oi the high school. itus-
not is it torturr scholar and gradual.
ttnd is still tutoreetod in tho ultulrs of
the school.
Fred ll. linil. the billiard export,
writes to Norwuiit friends from Fort
Myers. l-‘tn. Ht? intends to go north to
Jackuonvlllo, thonco to New ()TIt‘lll‘lo‘,
Texas and (lid Mexico. When he “‘l‘tltt‘
fruits wot-o ripe. ilowors were in
bloom, garden trot-h was doing nlt‘t‘l)‘.
and the tnmporntttro was 76. Mr. llnil
recently returned tram Cuba via Key
Went.
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~~~Anothnn Nutmeg intormni dunno.
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Lockwood’s Hull.
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Friduy evening. Splodol's orellestrnfi
Arrangements am now complete for
the ladies' Night at lilo South «Nor-
wuiit Club on January 25th. The pro
8mm will be an lint-resting one. In it
James F'. ilovine. ntonologist, and .\l.
Halter, musicinn. both of New York
City. will participate. 'i‘ho ottlobrututi
South Norwttlk (liui) Ittnoh will will
be served at; titanium or the entertain.
moot program, including shrimp salad.
Judge Frank W. Parry. of tierkuioy
nuclei. was able to walk down to his
, office yentordny tor‘ the first tlmo since
.Iaeptomber 4 and his many friends;
‘ Pinball: the mm were std-prised. jinn
planned to‘aoe him once Main about
the It ti. unilateral-rut nu been Illi-
"tetil'n i "in gangrene in both toot. but
the a 000.09. has gone from not tell root,
1 than the right. one is still afflicted.
Own Squire» Iultl‘mnn lot the
unlwflmtilh company. at Nowurk.
Dino» mutiny Input-not from Tom and
‘ "m‘zbmttiht illicit with him‘. on
nonwhit- in'tlte Ilium or ’a
Will «an rid wot
Htl‘ motto with for a complete recov-
ron “no
HULL. PRICE $350. Apply lit.
Anderson‘s Launch Works
Oyster shell Point. Norwalk
Porcelain
Plates
Art“ you one of those porsonu whom-
tnmtth in in Sill'll n ('tiittilllml thnt it
rubber pinto in t'onllnunliy lllllklim it
sum. and hoops you in u Ilt‘I'thllt‘i fiiltit‘
till the illlit.‘ litil‘llllh‘ti' you ttto Olliiiitid
to livo on sol‘t foods and lilit‘iliiillt‘fi on
iittttltin'.‘ if no. hot»: is: tin-n witnt you
Ill.‘(‘d-~wWI’i£ll )(ill Illil‘t' tliit‘Il hit the
pond of A PURI‘I‘IIJAIN PLATE. The
mind, snuitnry pinto tntttln. Como in
and lot too toll you nhuut it.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
16 South Main St. South Norwnlk
Hours: 9 a. m. to S p. in. Sun‘
darts by appointment only.
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NEW 30x8 CRUISING LAUNCH‘
THE" SOUTH Nonwn
Funornl Director llodient. of Ridge-
ileld. in upholding tho tiny in Norwuilt
on intuitions.
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i OlIVor Burton. ol‘ Norwniit, is nlow-‘
l
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ly rngulnlng hit—t houlth lifter his rtu'
cont lilnouu. .
Edward W. Kolioy. .lr.. oi' Went ovo-
.nun, itpont. yontordny .nftoruouu int
illtlnbury on. huninosn.
i Mrn. Williunl Quinn. oi‘ Brrlhnor lthi~
‘ lino, hurt returned homo nt'tur spondlugi
'o wook'u rutxntion with relatives in
New York.
Wu». ..
Mm. Edwin ltoyio. oi‘ Wont. Millimry.
llluuu. who hitn been Villliillg’ Mi'tii. Jon-
uio PtlIIllt‘(I.fif “'lllililliilili. Imit roturn-
‘;otl to hor homo.
i ’i‘ho lmdion' l?llitt.\ti \i’lth'tt. ('inh will
.tnoot on ’i‘hnrsduy afternoon of unit
i hook with Mrn. liltinttnttl Zeltti’l’. nt hor
, homo in t‘ont'ortl tttroot.
'l‘ho lhlltinlry pollro how it lint. oi.
'ItIIVI‘l‘WilI’t' thut thry I‘tit‘Ul‘t'i't‘il from n
‘pttu‘lt shop. nitld to how lwt'n hiltlit'll.
it in ttwnltintz itlotniiit'utlmt in tho linu-
lntry Ilt‘fltitlllfll'ltii'd.
The ll. N \‘t’hint t'luh wttu to intro
hnd it mention this nt‘tornoon with Mrn.
lilllle. in llridnt-port, but the mansion
hnu been iltlnilltlllt'ti on account of tho
ilinoot-l ot‘ tho itontouu.
nntl Mru. Silun liotohnln and
tilltlgllit‘l‘. Minn hilltlrotl Kt"it‘liflll. of
(‘hostttut ttii‘t’t'I. Wt‘l‘t' Vinitors itt
lil‘tltllili‘lt inut owning and lilti‘lidild it
hit: ilttil gluon by lIlt.‘ Muntvr i‘lumhoru‘
Annt‘lrintlttn oi‘ that t‘ily.
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‘l'hrottnh nu rrror in the not-mint in
yvutt~rtl:i.\"s Illiiii‘i' of tho nnnuni lilt'I‘I.
tim: tlI' HID thttpni't \Vulttr ttilti I'ilt‘w
i .‘llt‘. Company, it was. nintmi thut IIIoh.
lil‘ti ll, tioltltvn “no l‘Ii‘i‘Itltl \‘Itit‘lfl‘tihl-
tit-tn. innitnd. Frnnltlin A, Smith With
:‘nntztt-ti for that union. liotlt DIUSNI‘h
tloltion nnti Hnnth lli‘t.‘ dirt'ctorn of tho
t-otupnny.
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ott nttnun BAR
NEW YtlltK, .lnn. limn tout-owl
negro. with on upon pnnknilt‘, Fury-ml
hit: our to the ntruot tlllttttgit n «rowd-
t'tI Filln‘t’li} itnin, ut tho Iil‘lfiiii of UM"
rush hour today, ulnshlng .1 woman
and n man on tho wny. Plii’lifiliii by
u mot. ,hnt took turn: in n twinkling.
tilt" nvgro Iii‘li to n ittntttt: two ititat‘ltva
Hosiery
MISSES' HOPSCOTCH
BOVS‘ ROCKPROOF
iGuurnntoo with l'lt'ory l‘airi
~15 cent:
LADIES' SIX-THREAD
SILK LISLE
~39 centiw
HOSIERY. 2 for 250
25c, 35:, 3 for $1
SILK HOSE. 500 to $1.75
.I. I. MALLETTE
(formerly Minn Dawoon)
‘ 88 Washington St. Tel. 440
union: and .wtntht unioty in u puntry.
but wait: found in his hiding pintttv h)
:t polit'ontun tutti lockout up. ‘l‘ltt? \‘ir-
:tlnnt oi lint from; “Ill rwowr
‘i‘ho negro tutti lliflIlllllIill'd it running
‘llro or prttlttntty for Him“? lntlr-u prior
ito his llruttlt for tho utroot Ill tho- TL‘nti
strum nutrients Mutton. A innit “ho
I‘t‘liltlilnil‘aititl with him out: uurnml hr
:1 young motion that thr- unsro carried
in hunt» ttottoonird in his linnd.‘ 'l‘ho
'nou‘ro hl’iil'ti tho warning. nntl tunn-
dishing tho wtumon. ulnshod thoro-
ntnn on the wrist out! the mun on tho
.nv-clt fillii ltnnti. ilo thou (ought his
iwny to tho plntl'orln.
. At tho philt‘t‘ Mllliiln tho nonro mill
ihn wnn William tlrnhnnt. :1 Birth. Alloy.
'lllltry Mot‘nuiey. u ntvnt‘ntruphtvr. nntl
itnuiol Motion-n, his; virtiiun. \H'it! ntv
lt‘lltit‘t’i by on umlmlnnm surgeon.
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i TAXATION 0F AUTOMOBILES.
'A Novel Dian Suoguted by State
. State Commie-loner Corbin.
Undor this head tho report or 'l‘ux
tfomintrusittnor t‘mlliu. just innuttl, ru-A
‘\'\‘iII.\' :t pint: which, to moot tit‘t‘tiouu
i
iot‘ tho Stow. in now. liot'uttntt of tho‘
CHECK
Your Expenses
PM
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OPEN AN ACCOUNT
WITH
The
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
AND PAY YOUR BILLB
DY CHECK
wt
START THE YEAR RIGHT
u liii‘ tiltl't “l‘ili‘i‘ in tho tun-thud of :trt'iv~
iilt‘. nt \ltluulitlnn ol‘ ililitlllltliiiit‘r‘t untl
lutrttdno of Him grout tnotzttulity in no:
nt-onltlt‘nlls. \\ itit 'vonm tpn tit tIIli‘iliIIlt'
litt‘Iitlil, tho totnntirzntont‘r has hit up-
on u \m' \t'ilit’lt norms t'ultmhttod to
Ivl‘lilg nittillt n ttl‘vzttur titt:;l'tu:- or ttni-
l‘otutttl. though it t'nuuot ht- fifliti to
protnttw uni iotvor taxation for tho
ownm‘u of euro.
The t-otntnlunimmr’u plnn "pruvldvn
thut nt tho time of paying; of tho unnu-
ui t‘oglutt‘ntlon for: ttt tho (intro of tho
nm'rutnry of Btttto. an additional
amount he paid to tho not'rotury of
State, hound and m‘tttlod on the moon.
tnuturorn list and noliiuu prices with
proper tiodttotlon for um. tho oxtrn‘
amount so collected as it till: to bit {or-
wnrdoti by the ucerotary of i-ituto to
the town in which tilt: ownor liven;
anon pnylnont to (wound tho automo-
hilo from all further local and stain
taxation: ,
By this plan tho bash: at nations.
mont, tit taunt, would be uniform. on
would ulna the ‘rttto. and the work
would no donu by the “mo State do
Dominant in ouch onus, instead 0! ho-
lug left to men who know comparative
iy little the vuluo of untomoblion.
This also ‘. therefor-o. might nation
in grater contentment it not in no:
apparent lighteniutt of tho burden oi
tnxutton .
Anothor phone of this plan at the
commissioner to wit worth amountin-
tutu”-.. m m m»
removed, today. ‘
nor trillion. I’m-m on:
rigour .
toy» dutiful: ‘wtil .
‘ollool room. at 8 o'clock.
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ruin. , on minimum
1‘.
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: The fixture: of the old Buttery mark-
at in Witter meet. Norwttlk. are being
Tho. ulull. weekly “motii'hmt titlin-
, _ ov on a W
_. Numdikycountfy Club. . .
uncommon»)! at Triu-
mout tonight. iu~»t.ho._
trio ‘muutpd hut outgrow
luxutthiu limo, and it in included in
tube mun tun ttmouuut reunited
min automation in this “Mt I
- «mom-luntthoflmv-
madam * t. which .33
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T . The Great
Red Tag Sale
SCORES A TRIUMPH IN SPITE OF THE MOST
UNFAVORABLE WEATHER
i
Under the frowning skies of the opening day a steady
stream of buyers braved the ntcndy stream of rain, to
share in the best clothing bargains of the season. And
they got them. for bargains in abundance are here, and it
~~~will take more than one day or one week to make anuim-
pression on the tremendous showing of ltigh~grade clo-
thing and furnishings tube disposed of at Red Tag prices.
Get here as quickly as you can; the bargains are worth
the .toltowln Min-tout at townrdtu: .
an extra effort to get them.
RED TAG REDUCTIONS AT BOTH STORES.
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.2. firm‘?
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TWO STORES:
The Now Store
24, Wall St.. Norwaik.
14 South Main St.
South Norwaik
"BONNIE" SCRATCH FEED
“llttnttio” Ft l‘tlU‘Ii li‘tiod, hmm- prnin ’, 5:: u guttmptw of mm”);
ford titttt ttlii with your t'ith‘ltvlns Itii-‘iIIIeE. lint: illt‘iu imtltln‘, and
ilIt‘IT‘flN‘ rim: pru ttltflitlil. “IinllliihnIFt‘I'liIt ii him} It; ht‘itintifitufliy pnu
rurhti to tutttt ut! the tit‘llinllilll (ii ground: and IIIIl-ltrtmu tooth.
linir mnhriuis that gratit- in Will} :‘t- at up to our ltitzh stunti-
gm] are numb-4::rol‘nlly St“.'rlt‘il3‘ti I‘I'flt‘lit ti .‘tmi Willllt‘ ttl‘nlm’t nlltl minds.
noutluwor null ipmkwltoot sittoti marl w t it nuwl until they are entire-
ty trot» tron: dunt stud than, "it .nniu' f't'lliIt‘il I“t'tti is n toutpit‘tc und
Initillt‘trtl ration iur grown (owls in .t}? .~I'.tlvtili.‘~.
,MANUEL TORO HATCH.
' First in dually, int. in price. always in tho mindu of Its custom
i erlwnoonle Home Ground Feed (or llorsos. Cattle and Poultry.
«Wmmwowm
Modulus. .7‘”"r.
For Fresh FlSii go Where they handle nothing
but FISH to get the BEST
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WEAKFISH .. . 12c
I FLATFISH ................. 10::
‘1, . FROSTFISH ............... 10c
I HERRING. .................... 10c
' SHAD. .10:
SNAPPER muss .. . Hm;
smmsn MACKEREL .. . 16c
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Bluetluh. Smelt. Eel; Halibut, Steak
Cod. Finnan Haddics. Eocallopo. war-
ranted dry, Greenport Oyutern. Long
and Round Ctnmu. Large Long Clams.
opened. 40: quart.
Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
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Cutbillis Bridge
TELEPHONE 108.
, gull ’ hwy”.
Another
Carload of F 01‘ d cars tihis'iizgk I
luv: Muslim“ TOURING on. mo
ROADQTIR. mo.
TOIPIDO RUNA'QOUT. 0725.
.h F. o. I. Daron.
M I .
"Buy n Ford not Mun it in citation. but boom” it in but.”
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8.1.". BENEDICT, Agent I“
BOUTH MAIN UT. '
Phone «a. ‘
.3“: W , 3de&“ int». _ ,
,. , y, “11’“;qu and or. did not.
up nu d g atom tho so mt Milieu
in "t ‘t willows; icon:
it ' it. on mnulubuu tut run mutton
gm nil nrouudfln to lab near mm
1mi- ‘iitonltuoldal to 1 it. onyuturduy‘tt
, Dhfllvflm. ’i‘lut 10nd Ital-ion m in
- iguhuurwith t notable admitting: to
K EVENING ” SENTInE
unmomommo» OMOWOW“OW“M V
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PRICE’S ..
in tho
COAL TRADE?
Who buy. cool right?
Who handles cool right?
\\' ho nits cool right?
Who dollar. cool right?
--WE DO—
Those are our strong points. our
y"knows" in pool; tlnlt‘s why
WE ARE “l1" ;
:3;
The B.Hérshiield&80n Co. 1‘
Tel. 294. 123, Wate‘ at. ‘3
in tho
M
con. TRADE
Iiazieton Coal
CityNationaiBank
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONSIBTENT
WITH BOUND
BANKlNG
01pm! Surplu- nnd mm-
0100.000.00 $111,000.00
safe Dom-it Box“. 03 and 05 per your
EDWIN H. MATHEWSDN, Pr“.
JOHN H. KNAPP,‘1$1 VIBOPMI.
FREDERICK N. ROWAN. 20¢ WOO-
Pros.
WILFRED IODWILL. Cashier
DIRECTOR!
E. H. Mqthcwlon aumuoi Grumman
John H.,Knapp J. Wallace Marvin
Chrlutlln swam John hi. Light
Henry Boymour Fred H. Rowan
Lowiu ll. Huributt
"éAffist’Q‘“§Ri€€i‘"§fi’ti ‘
Rev. Jouph. A. OanIOI‘, A Pastor in
Duyviiiu.
DAYVILLE. Conn. Jun. 19.--ll.ev Jo
soon A. ‘N. Grenlor, punter at St. loo
vuoph'n Roman Cntholie (lburoh. diod
horn undamnt the use of ti yam. nt-
tni- an illness which not! uxtunded over
two your. He won utilintod with no
aumution. which in the last two out
hui dovetailed into the aunt: uracil.
Ho loom IIII Miler. broth!"
and tour-non. , i * '
Met Wu «a horn at iburvitlo;
proton» at QIIIM, that: his. otmiou
cuum' oi Bunsen-limit: aeolian. Om
1“th hi! thmiotiopl, iioltlvhlcnl
mm with! Mutual anti-m In
tumult?“ "1’ '3'. nonunion
,multrnl, inf 1m. Altai:
mailman in mutilation.
It 305ml .
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Important Reductions in
Clothing, Furnishings
and 811065
SALE
South Norwaik. Conn.
crash at 47th street and Drexel Bo
‘ cording to schedule. last night, of Dr
“it
The burial will no oi. Milo on lot,- a
mvouomlo" or
G in. hit.” m
98 Washington Street ',
III AUTO GRAB
CHICAGO, Jan. 19.—~An uutomob‘il
lornrd, in which the bridegroom. I)
parents and his best man were mox-
or Ins seriously injured. was
enough to prevent the marriage
Phillip lt‘rauk Schaflner to Mia! B?
trit‘o Well. ' .
llr. Sclmdner. has wedding suit—tori
und dirty and several bruises showlr:
on his face, took the hand of his Mind
and answered the questions put. by tit '
minister. The injured best man litmh
ed and was considerably massed up;
but did duty on effectively as it til
hnd not boon hurt. The nonunion
Dr. Schut‘fner had to be propped up in
choirs. but they gave their blessing
to the bride and groom. .
These injured limbo aocidentwm
Dr. Phillip Frank Schuflnor. ,
Hermon Schah‘ner. father 0! ti:
brilliant-mun, right leg broken and ae-
li'm'o scalp wound. ‘ ' N
Mrs. ‘Hcrmun Schndnur, mother ,oi‘a
the doctor. right wrist broken. out on
bond and bruised on body. . ‘. '
Isaac Kingbaker. best man. scalp.
wound and bands cut.
Mrs. Fannie Lackey. hit-s. Solidi?”
ner‘u mother, bruised. *
Foils Tet-(tilled. chauffeur, bruiued.
M Drexol littulevnrd tho coauthor
swung the our from one car trackitt).
ttgold a. collision with a our approach?
ing from the opposite tlireotion. Bull"
in taking the opposite truck he (lurid:
to and it our approaching from belt»)
The result was that the untohiue , 3
crushed between tho two cars and
to splinltiru. The. bridal party
scattered about P‘orty-sovonth u
on both sides oi the cur trot-Its. Aunt.
rinse was united and the party re
the Well home on time.
SALE OF CONDENSED MILK
in.
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State Dairymtln'o Convention Wgn
Law Fused by General Ammbi’ ‘
HARTFORD. Jun. l9.-—'i‘il0 -
of n luv at the promo: session 0!
General Assembly to rogulnto the
of condensed milk was endorsed It.
cloning senator: o! the State DI!
men's convention here today. Tho
sentiul lectures at the Munsuc‘
Act rytating to the ante of tin: p - .
are to be embodied in the Condom
meuuum. P. M. Hnrwood. of I ,
Mum, advocates lent mutilation ,.
tho caution-ed milk outline-a. lie”, ‘
the public should be promoted l
fraud. All a general rule. ho’aatdt' H»
donned milk in mudo from at low ‘ ‘
o: the dairy product And he read (
torloloulcnl Imitation showing the bi
terlu mutants of many of the it
He told the public are paying hint:
onouw cents a quart. for no H
brands oi condensed milk wink;
bout dairy product. can he ind to
acute. Resolution: were pulled .
war of insulation which will
on impound cattle over at: man
an that. are not unocmponlod by 4
tidal.“ allowing their Inseam
tuberculonln: favoring on loom
promotion by the auto for the
this work or the Duirymou'n A
on; advocating the rum. on.
to militia bill by the limit
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-‘I‘hotoll, vacuum H '
mtg. mi)“ N .7“,
mourn-taunt. I. II.
{011' tromm n'dmlgi ‘
nu" . Thu'ocmtni’rml
M. ‘ in mud meeting at thud!
Norwalk Chronicler