‘ at one ,Cos'ts' Noth-
‘l'liilillili'lli
‘ , treatment In a very lat-so majority
M. and when we otter that medic
on our own personal costumes
t It will cost the user nothing it it
ngl. cowl-tats «rolls a .catarrh.
my. revocable ,t at ,reoale
. , bel vans," ‘ at" oust nut‘our
mtvtexsrpmticaitesb hen we take
menu.» 1‘ _ are .Iacts which
want the peepe to substantiate.
. .0 want them to try Resell Mucu-
. no, a medicine prepared from a
Motion of {physicianwitb whom
lib was a specialty, and who has
.. .d.‘ot thiytyayears of enviable
.UO. blames: 2 ‘ ,
Wis'necoive more adod reports about
Wall! innocuous than we. do ot‘ an
m ,,-.oeterrh remedies sold in our
. and if more people, only knew
mat a thoroughly dependable remedy
' tall Muou~Tone Is, It would be the
My catarrh remedy we would’ have
‘wqggétiemand for.
., ”all Much-Tone is quickly absorb-
and by its therapeutic effect tends
Islnfect and cleanse the entire mil-
epomembranepurtract, to destroy
and Wattle parasites. which hours
the infinraneous tissue» to soothe
the l to 6n and heal.::the soreness.
,_ stop the mucous discharge. build up
c diligent, healthy, tissue and relieve the
" d and system of diseased matter.
ncoeells, aiding digestion and 1m
_. ying nutrition until the whole body
_ vit‘i‘ates with healthy activity. in a
ngmatlve short time it brings
a , at a no ‘ceable gain in weight,
strength. good color and feeling at
« buoyancy.
We urge-you to try Rexail Mucu-
w'rone. beginnins a treatment today. Al
come ondtell us, and we will quickly
return: in money. without question
or squib is. We have Rexail Mann.
Tone in two sizes, 50 cents and $1.00.
Remember .you can obtain Rexaii
Remedies In South Norwallt only at
our. store,-'i‘be .Rexail Store. The
Clifford Pharmacy, Quittner & Canty.
Props. , . ' . » . ,
RED CROSS 8ACRED.
ltl Us. for Advertising Purstes Pro-
‘ hiblted by Law. .
The American=Red ,Cross. has re-
ouested the solicitor general of thc
Unitedfitates to advise it as to the
propel-"steps fo‘r‘the enforcement or
that s‘ectlon”of its federal charter re-
lating to the use of its emblem and
namedor advertising purposes by man-
ufactures. retailers, physicians, char-
“ltable organizations, harbors and
others.
. It is bellevéd that many persons
who use the' emblem or the uamc oi
the Red Cross for advertising purposes
do so in ignorance of tin: fact. that
such use is forbidden by law with poli-
alties for violation which, in aggravat-
,,ed cases, may be a line of $500 and
imprisonment for 'One year. The scope
of the law is shown by the following
extract:
“it shall be unlawful for any pcrson.
corporation or association other titan
the American National Red Cross and
its ‘duly authorized employees and
amtstand the army and navy sani-
tary and hospital authorities of the
United States, for the purpose of- trade
or as an advertisement to induce the
8310.0! any article whatsoever, or for
any business or charitable purpose to
use within the territory of the United
States of America and its etxerior pos~
sessions the emblem of the Greek Red
Cross on a white ground, or any sign
or-tinaisnla made or colored in imita-
, tion thereof, or of the words ‘Rcd
Cross’ or ‘Geneva Cross,’ or any com-
iblnatlon of these words."
The United States has entered into
a treaty with all the civilized govern-
ments of the world to prevent the use
. of the emblem and name of the Red
"Cross exeppt In above stated, and this
law is Intended “amoeba of comply-
:Iansetwithwthevierm-oi the treaty.
' :‘tireedy there are, evidences that
, “Jpn licsenlltnenttib responding to this
vagrant. rel t,t;he peculiar sig-
li flooded}! , 0. 'Cross and to pro-
set-”it Whit. ‘llbulb. The American
teal Association, the .1 American
Ital Milan. andttfieyiAssoclat
. y . gummy Surgeons have“ put
' 1m ass-on recordwin favor of the
‘ " , tr Ambulance: in New York
" bathe M‘Cross and have
,,;‘I;9‘Ifl~:8tst‘Andrew's cross
T 1 tailmuuists‘nssocla-
M‘Mflm Barbers’ Associa-
' 1 "solutions urgins
, ltotmfrsin {tom the use
_, i without“ Cross. r
. . whim-tutors coming pro-
3 title abuthIssombiem.
., . totbs soldieron
d. esutfererin time
an advertisement or
norm realigning;-
. , ill tr"; pl, 'vwa e
. "shoes, mineraltwater,
ache M. The rot»
Austrians to Cross are
*uuhplerot. highest de—
_ “sinusitis maybe
=mmmstoeortnu
“W ' sinishocit
Mi a
matter is toward stimulating the ‘
any time you are not satisfied. simply '
known as N
”File suri
of Europe.
It
could not. dr
again.
i-flome war
calm.‘ Uncle
will lack in
log.
. Two pair
island each
nest of at
which they
branches, to
be kept war
which will c
rocks, and
and is lost 1
gulls have
rocks, and
over to the
for yourself
there were
last year.
hanging ovo
unlike their
arc old enoi
.sii around
The youn
trouble.
arc grown
houses.
iii smile (in
we say lilo
some were
many birds
8. law to pt
gulls which
110318
was twelve
owned the i
be is
Lhe Island
Uncle Ma
mile away,
watch the
view, the gt
this is the
limo
birds.
We love
and that
all In their
north.
see
days of up
‘Wlii ‘protec
bier.
instructed
amylase:
foodie all
V
eutltn, the Atlantic Ocean. oft the
coast of Maine. there Is a rocky little
island with a stunted growth of trees,
summer and winter,
stretches out and away to the coast
is desolate
with its storms and
shore, and, If .we saw
take place when the soft south wind
driving back the cold
takes possession
island will take his sheep over to the
island for their summer pasture. and
trees to see If the ravens arc noisi-
been torn from the
early, and the raven babies have. to
Soon there will come sailing up on
the south wind
then drop down appearing at home as
if they had only been away on a visit.
The gulls continue to
many thousands are on the island. and .
the fishermen on
will say that Uncle Markic's gulls are
back again on No Man's Land. ,
The grass ls grecf now and the
sheep are gnmboling about among the
the summer sun as Ii...atrctcbes out
it is a busy bird city now;
ground, among the trees,
nests of sticks and grass, containing
three or four large spotted onus.
Let us find Unclc Marklc and not
into his flshermau‘s
It is such a wonderful sight
you would hardly believe it il‘liC un-
less you had been there and seen it
cling and screaming us We approached.
a constantly moving muss
looking from a distance like a c
'l‘bc young birds are
old birds no out. on
search for (acid.
two peas in a pod, and we wonder
how the parents llntl their own uniting
so many, yet they seem to hurt» no
By the middle of August the young
tail/illd il‘hd :ippcul‘
lands near the
they feed on the refuse from the llaii
They appear
and keep working down the coast un-
circliug about. our
how few know
came, and bow sonic \vcrc Wiillt’ and
Do you wonder how it Is that so
island and why no onc disturbs them
for their feathers or cuts?
When the nulls were being killed
for ntillini-ry purposcs. Maine illiiiit‘
Man's Island ior years to build lilt‘il‘
were
saved to them, and some one up
pointed to look alter the gulls.
ilnclc Mark Youngs, an old son
captain, who went to son when he
of a schooner
known
for a home for the sea gulls.
his state made him a game warden
to protect them.
one from stealing the gulls' outta or
from shooting them.
Should anyone land on the side or
the island away from Uncle Mnrkla's
10 1.50 OVBI‘
walls as lbcy fly over our harbors.
but few know
abundant because they
As you (:0 from’your school anti
the gulls flying over the hub
bot. picture how when
out and away to their old home on
No Man’s Island, and how Uncle Mar-
kle will be watching for them and
’ ‘fiome day you may take a vacation
trip to Maine. and may lie out as i
did and see the nails on their Island
and become acquainted» «with Uncle
Marine and you and Uncle Marine
and the sea sails will
Mend: after that. '
. WIDBUR F. S
agar
at Fort “sent "customhaa been
o‘Man's loud.
breaks against ,the rocks
and the ocean
in winter.
ice bound
it then, we
eam what a change would
tilece
Its
north wind
and it is spring
on day when the ocean Is
Morbie,’ who owns the
the thickest. part of the
s oi‘,rnvens come to the
year and build a bulky
lcks, lining it with wool
gather from‘ where it has
sheep by the
r the ravens ncst very
m.
large white birds
lrclo about. the island and
come until
Martinicus Island
the ocean is smiling in
n the distant blue.
the
their nests on the
under the
“it:
built
everywhere we find
dory and row
island.
that.
it was estimated that
50,000 gulls on llio island
i‘lioy rose in the air Ci!“
of birds.
lollti
r the islnutl. »
brown and
parents. and after they
lilil to leave the nest 111th
on.tlie rocks whilc tin-
ibo ocean to
5; look its much alike or:
begin to lcavo Ilic
on the other is-
wiinrie. wbcrc
anti
ilsb
also littltc ltn’rbnrs
y we again soc Ibo gulls
own harbor. and
guilt; have returned. yet
from wilcrc the)
brow n.
can host in safety on one
meet the son gulls. The
had been coming to No
sale if tltc island was
years old, and had charge
at fourteen yours,
sinnd. Uncle Mnrklc. us
to cvevybody, rented
to the Audubon society
and
rkie lives on Martintcus. u
and with his glass can
island and prevent any
tila will rise In the air and
signal that tells him It is
and protect his
to watch the graceful
‘oflihe breeding habits.
are becoming more
are protect-
In the
they
summer homes
the warm
ring come they will sail
t'them through the ailin-
ulwaye ‘ be
itlrn. ',
South Norwaik.
shortens M. cusses
,omo, resonate-damn.
ere, an array nylittor, eta»
to hold himself and the
, tie ingenious to pro»
so and are make obsen
iittsrv
v
partitions
' " (stockholders
«K
i' “I
i take.
pleas-
urc in
writing
' to you
that I had a neuralgia pain in
my arm for five years, until
used your Linimcnt {or one
week and was completely
cured. I recommend your
Liniment very highly.”——«Mss.
J. MCGaaw, 1216 Mandcviile
St, New Orleans, La.
Cured Quincy Sore Throat
. Ma. linunv L. CAULR. of
1242 Wilson St., Wilmington,
Del, writes z—J‘I bought a bot-
tlc of Sloan‘s Liniment for the
quinsy sore throat and it curcd
me. I shall always keep a
bottle in the house.”
SLOAN'S
LINIMENT
gives instant relief irom rheu-
unatism, lumba-
go,scistica,ucu-
ralgia, Croup,
sore throat, ton-
silitis, hoarse-
ncss and chest
pains. 0:
Ptioas.25a,5l)c. It 31.00
Mann's hook on
hot-nus, ruitln, slim-p
and poultry aunt
lvm‘. Aiitlrt‘sn
Di. Earl S. Sloan,
Boston, Mass, U. ILA.
5.1 [JAN 1:;
‘llNlMENi
NEW LINE ASSURED FOR NEW
HAVEN ROAD INTO NEW
YORK STATE.
'l‘lic scbcmc of constructing an cloc-
trlc rapid transit railroad from the
White Plains ll‘i‘mlllili of the No“
York. \l‘catcbosier and iioston litili~
road company northward to linubury
anti lircwstcrs. is soon to be carried
out. The Northern \Vt-stchcaicr llnll-
mad ompuuy is complctlnu the aurvcsy
of that topic to the two plut‘cs animal.
It was lcurnctl that scrotal new
routes bad bccn surveyed. but. that ilic
original map, showing the line from
White Plains northward had been do»
citit-tl upon. 'l‘liu Nortlu-rn “'Oiill‘ilfliiit‘l‘
Railroad company will ho an extension
of the New York. Wcsit'licsicv and
itoaton Railroad company‘s two truck
i‘lt'l'll‘lt‘ systclu from Mount \‘cvnon
ibrmluli lill‘ towns of East l‘bosit-r and
Scarsdulc. with a large tvrniiuul not
for from llit‘ Bloomingdale asylum in
\l'csiclicslcr avenue.
'l‘bo Noribcrn \‘i'osicbcatcv company
has purchased constant-able property
in the northeastern socilon or West‘
cheater conuiy for its right of way and
agents have been trying to buy conslti~
orablc land in the vicinity of tho lion-
bnry tt‘air Ground, whore It Is bciicvcd
that a connection will be made with
the New Haven railroad. The latter
company has boon condemning land
from Putighkccpsio to iiopcweli .iunc-
tlon and also on the route to lhtnbnry.
These condemnation procedibgs in-
volvc the Inklng of much land which
is being used for cuttiuk out a large
number of sharp curves which have
reduced Ibo speed limit on this rail»
road syaiom.
T0 PROBE THE STATE PRINTING
CONTRACT. .
ilAll'l‘iI‘Ulti”), Fob. ii.~ 'l‘wo rcaolw
tiuns wore taken from the table and
ptmsotl in the house yesterday. one no
sling a chromium: for the neural us~
notably in probe the state printing coir
tract and anothcr creating a contmlb
toe to investigate into the high cost of
living in Connecticut.
llaly rumors halve been heard of ex-
orbitant charges amounting almost
to “graft“ in the stain printing con
tracts and the bill was ptiased yester-
day in order to run them down.
—--uw
CONTEST FOR CHURCH CONFER»
ENCE '
CHICAGO. l-‘ob. il.—~~A spirited cou-
tost for the meeting of the next noncr-
ul conference of the ill. is. Church is
expected today. when the book com-
mittee or the denomination. which has
the authority to select the city In
which the general conference shall
inset, opens its session. The general
conference, which is the law making
body of the church and represents
world-wide Mcthodlsm, meets every
touryears. The next conference will
be bold in May, 1912.,
Governor B. 14‘...Carroli.~of laws, will
be in the delegation representing Des
Mattias; former Vice Presidentet the
United States Charles .W. Fairbanks
and former Governor .1. Frank ilsnloy,
o1. lndiana, wii be muons those retire.
seating melancholic . , ‘
Denver, thistlsld, .mllho‘ifsr it bonus
of $10,000 Inadtlitioj to t a lust-untu-
of tug “(thou reap red rot. ”enmity
before Its. lavitption is considered. ,. 1‘
asst-m says: 3" a so. also:
thumb.
its... “rt
tositho, mu ’7
an, ..., .t
can listen... lll‘QtldliB " #31:“
Oulooi Order Stomachs Feel Fine 5
going, to continue a. sufferer from ludi.
section,
son you begin
llva power, why not help the stomach
agents, such as are naturally at work
and there will be no more indigestion,
u fooling like a lump of loud in the
stomach, no heartburn, Sour risings,
‘ iiurtaiuccd a sweeping and drastic bill
no.
list
‘L
‘ III Ilililili a
Minutes Alter Taking a Lil-
lie Dispcpein
The question as to how long you are
Dyspepsia or out‘oI-ordor
Stomach is merely a matter of how
taking some Diapcpslu.
if your stomach is lacking In diges-
tn do its work, not with drastic drugs,
but a. ro~cnforcoment of digestive
in the stomach.
People with weak Stomachs should
iakc a little Diapepsln occasionally,
line on Stomach or lloicbiug of undi-
gested l'ouil, ilcudhcitcs, Dizziness “1'
Sick Stomach, and. besidcs, what yen
cat will not rerun-til. itllli poison your
broath with nauseous odors. All those
symptoms resulting from a sour, nut-
ot-ordor stomach and dyspepsia are
generally relieved in five minutes of-
tar taking a little Diapepaln.
(lo to your drugsist and got a £30-
ceni. case of Pope‘s iJIupcpsln now, and
you will always go to the table. with a
hourly appetite, and what you cat will
taste good, because your stomach and
intestines will be clean and frcslt, and
you will know there are not going to
be any more bad nights and miserable
days for you. They freshen you and
make you feel like life is worth living.
WANTS LOBBYISTS TO REGISTER
ALSO LEGISLATIVE LAWYERS.
liAlti‘lt‘tii‘tll, lt‘cb. R.~~Scniiior .lud-
son is tielcrmincd ibut II law shall be
passed providing that all legislative
liiU'iIIE-l doiuu businctza at the stale i‘air
ltol shall register their names in the
otilco of the secretary oi stale. lid
to that end.
itcprcscntatlvo l‘lunu, or \Villitnantic
has introduced a bill providing that all
members of the grin-ml assembly who
have been cmploycti as cmmscl by any
person or corporation inicrustcd in or
or nll‘t'clwl by pending legislation shall
I't‘slsicr ilicir natal-v» with tho sorro-
tury of state.
It Is claimed that lau‘ycrs who arc
members of the general ausctnbiy arc,
or wry recently bum bccu, ctnploycti
by persons now dovply iulcrcsir-d in
matters pending bctoic the general as-
wnibly. Mr, Iiilillb thinks there should
be no secrecy in am It matters. Prob-
:ibly lill‘l‘t‘ will bc considerable tile
cushion over the liitun bill.
BANKRUPTCY MATTERS.
'i‘lic crctlitors who object to the ills-
cburtto from iillllki‘iiiill‘)‘ of t‘yrus ll.
HapktiDIL now a rt'hidltlll of Hartford,
and formerly ciiuupvtl in the shoe
business in Lynn, Mass, will be ac-
l‘ill'lil‘Il a hearing iii-lore Retort-o Kol
limit. Friday, February 17, iii 2 p. in.
The objtvciiny. creditors are lilo Mun
uracturers‘ Npilmml bank. the scoop
ity ’l‘ruet. company and Emma i-‘iwalvs
Buick. all of Lynn, ‘wlio hold lilo pa
par of Mr. liaprnoti for thousands oi
dollars. 'l‘hcy acctittc Mr. iinpgorxi
of making inisc omit as. in his acbwi-
nice, of (‘f)n(‘(‘(\'.illg‘:ili5 muscle and falls
int: to kcop bl: accounts in such man
nor that his condition could readily
be naccrtaiucil. My. Iiupsoml dcnim
ilitvso allegations,
Time was no objcciittn it) ibtI dis
charge from bankruptcy or .lnscpit
i’oinsao, of Windsor inn-ks. whose up.
pllucilon caiuc ltcftu'c lilo i'oicrcv'
Monday. 1
THAW'S APPEAL DISMISSED.
ALBANY, i-‘clt, 9.-linrry K. 'l‘lrnw's
appeal from the decision of the Appel-
nlo Division adverse to his contention
that be is lit-lug illcuully detained In
the Slate Hospital for the. insano at
biattoawnu. has bccn dismissed by the
(‘ouri of Appeals. 'l‘hla practically
l-lWN‘liB away his last hour for release.
Mrs. Thaw in her petition to the
court set forth that Illc believed "that
the health and person of hcr son is in
constant danger“ and sought his not
Icnsc because of the "unprcmloniod
and inhuman ircaimcnt of n sane, ac-
quitted man In an Institution for the
criminal luaunc."
’l‘linw's counsel stated to the court
that be had practically entered into a
stipulation with the attorney-troneral
that the appeal tnighi be dismissed
and that. the state was entitled to
costs. The familiar dismissing the
iipptuil was sent to the attorney-getter
411 today.
LIGHTWEIGHT IOXER HURT.
(iIiA'i‘TANOOOII. Tenn. Feb. a.“
George lionlcn, of Pittsburg, a light»
weight butter, in In a critical condition
at a hospital as the result of Iniurioii
suffer-ml In a flight with Jake Abel. of
this city, last night. Denies crawled
irotn the ring title ' he was knocked out
In the fourth round, but collapsed soon
afterwards and has not regained con-
sciousness. '
”an stagnant THE
ii Ill.
There is nothing new about the ides of
lulu: also for restoring the color of the
hair. Our Iron-grandmothers kept their
looks soft. dark and glossy by using a
“and WA." Whoever their hair fell out
or took on a dull. «baled or streaked Ip-
. more. tilt mails straw at us!
. made’lrdittotbnir hair with
humanly silelsi W-NodeAfl
will“ the to Mximmflitfliflh
“has no. . , Metallic-gullible!”
NW; hm. r a in doubt
tithmm'ilii‘“ has“ it
- It , , . s we , «
is“? I? not. reduce as:
: secret" vi
a. Will only distill
directors. . A. (livid/end
was“ declhrsdonébbth the . It .. ,i'
and cgmtnoptgwék.
l
. > “II” ,3
out prim ’“
stream.
Mayor or aeattle Lost His Position by
Reasfln of Vice Crusade. ; ‘
SEAT'I‘LE, Wash. Feb. Bra/ism re-
sult of the first step of the recall in
this city, Mayor (Jill, of Seattle, must
relinquish his office at once. The elec-
tion was held yesterday. and the votes
of the newlywni’ranchiaed women vot-
ors played a prominent part in the re-
sult. George Dilllnt; was elected chr
Mayor (llll and will take otllce imme
diately, to serve out the unexpired
part of Gill's term, in 100 precincts
out of 153 Dilling‘s majority was 1.-
050. it was alleged by the recall lead-
ers that Gill and Chief of Police Wop-
pcnatcin formed out the viceprivilegce
to n syndicate. A large proportion of
22,000 women who registered call their
ballots yesterday. They stood In lines
at the booths and appeared to be an
apt and quick at casting their votes as
the more experienced men voters.
As soon as It was announced last
Nut-ember that, tho woman
amendment. lo the constitution had.
bct‘n adopted ibu movement to recall
Mayor (till, lllltim‘ a provision of the
0113’ charter. took active form and thc
womcu unloved vigorously into the
campaign.
A surprise of tho day was the heavy
Socialist volc which probably will
roach 5,000.
an lure .
mm...
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahackemo~—11. S. King, 1“. (l. lilo-
tloll. it. 1.. t‘obnru. H. Mathewaon, F.
ll. Lawton, ii. \‘\'. llisscll. ciii‘: .‘li. Dc-
I.:tvautt=, \t'. S. Jones. .‘\-i. hillbcrmnn, 1..
linger. New York; .1. S. Stevens, Hart-
lortl: 1.. it. iiurlbuii, Wilton: (i, ii.
iir‘lltliiit‘l, 'l‘. \l‘. Mann, Bridgeport; 1..
hi. Courtney. liicbmonil, \’a.: A. A.
Styles. Kingston, N. Y.; .i. W. Mucc.
I’itiatlold, Muss“, 1-1. it}. Clarke. .1. .i.
liiilun. l‘rofltlcnco. 1i. 1.; George iting'
linu. Columbus, 0.; M. ll. Holmes, limi-
l'ortl lllils, N. Y.; W. l‘. Kings, Win-
fituti: 1“. Launch, Norwulk islands.
DR. COPP GOES TO PHILADELPHIA
BOSTON, Fob. limwAlillOlllmt'ilnvllt is
made of tho. resignation of Dr. llwcn
llopp. for 12 years executive olilcor of
the Massachusetts State Board of in‘
sanity, to accept the charge of the
l’cunaylvnnia Hospital for the insane,
at Philadelphia. l'lr. Copp is crcdiicd
with the majority of the reforms that
have been instituii-(l l the Massachu-
actls Insane Hospitals (urine tlic pain
ion or a dozen years. 110 is 54 years
old, and a graduate of Dartmouth Col-
lege and Harvard Modlcat School.
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W
sui‘fru go m..-
same was forwarded that in a consid-
erable number of volumes printed and
AN ERROR CORRECTED.
The following circular. which ex~
plains itself, has been Issued from the
office of the railroad commissioners:
V Hartford, February 2, 1911.
Dear Sir: On or about the 12th of
last month 1 son you a copy of the
titty-eighth annua report of this com-
mission. lt has been discovered since
were broughnhere
by the report that
been made by the.
lug Companies in
elite islands. Mr.
distributed there was a folio (pp. 17-
32) of the banking statutes of this
state substituted for a folio bearing
the same paging of the railroad laws.
Whether you received an In-
correct copy or not 1 do not know.
Kindly cxnmlne the copy received and
if you find that this error exists please
file the enclosed folio of, rallrond laws
with your volume 30 that you may
have the complete and correct railroad
and railway statutes. This error oc.
curortl in the bindery of the printer,
after a number of correct volumes had
been delivered at this other: and dis-
tributed; and was particularly unfor'
music to all concerned.
Yours trulyI
HENRY P. BILLINGS, Clerk.
Japanese, with An
destination.
GUADALAJARA
filliiliiliililis
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tosl, according to
here.
ihcr Theodore Valera,
priest, who administered the last Sac-
raments of the church to Emperor
hiaximillicn just before» his execution
at Querterara, died suddenly in the
San Francisco church in San Luis Po~
"messes sou-m PACIFICWIS-
LANDS. '
Vic'roma, not). rob.” 8.'~—-Adviccs
by the steamer Zea-
lendia that much excitement was ac-
casioned In Australia and New Zealand
arrangements but!
French Nickel blin-
ivew .Qaiedonla to
bring 5,000 Japanese to, the, South Pa-
Flsher, premier of
Australia, in on interview, 1naid'tbe ar-
rival of thousands at Japanese at Nou—
mea was a matter of grave importance
to Australia, owing to the danger of
New Caledonia being made an inter-
mediate settling ground for hordes of
stralla as the final
Noumea correspondents
state thattthe arrival of the first ship-
Ioad of Japanese is causing disturb-
ances. The bringing 9 of the Japanese
was arranged In France.
FATHER VALERO um
, Mex, Feb. 8,—Fa-
the Catholic
9. report received
He dropped dead at. the altar
as be was robing for mass.
is
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Music Hall
South Nor-walk. Tel. 349
Matinees Thursday 4 Saturday
WEEK FEBRUARY 6
MUSIC HALL STOCK CO.
will offer Eugene Walter’s Great-~
est Play
.WOLF”
Moving Pictures and Illustrated
Songs
WEEK FEB. 13—"Tho Girl of
the Golden West." by David
Beluco. Extra Matinee Lin-
coln's Birthday. Order Seats
Now.
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NOTICE—Friday 5%., Feb. 10.
the Stock Company will play
the One Hundred!!! Perform-
ance. A souvenir Photo of
Miss Gloria Gallup.will be
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Power Co.
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ON THE MARKET
TODAY
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Note the new Spring Styles. in
quite the best we have ever shown. S
to 46.
Prices, $1, $1.50
and $1.98
8‘ Washington Street
Dresses “
Dresses. The displayis most completa and
The N. E. Ryan Co.
House
lacs 34
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comes from‘ibs best (tassel. We
make nothing. but the best. We
employ «antistatic maniac eyes.
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