NonALK
‘ Get
Your
Fluid
.. DmgWants at the
' Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and efilcient
service at all times.
Personal attention giv-
en to all prescription
. work.
. Chairs for our trolley
‘ patrons. Come in and
wait for your our.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager
El‘he Red Star, barge No. ill. is dis-
ciutrging n cargo of coal at llztytuond
Buothers‘ docks.
James '1‘. Brown: High School. Hill.
of Exist Norwnllt, was ill Stumt‘ord
over tho weok-oud.
0n 'l‘hursduy afternoon at 2 o'clock.
tho graduating exorcise will ho hold
at tho Marvin schools.
A number of Eat-it. Noru‘nlk poopio
arc pluntniuu to tulto in the bout rnoos
at New London. Saturday,
'l‘hc Methodist Class will moot, this
evening. at the (lust Avonuo Motlmtlist
church. A full :tttondnncc of members
is roqttcSted.
Miss ireue Lockwood rosumod hor
(lotion or the t‘rcsroui Laundry. this
morning. ui‘tor being oonilnotl to hor
liomo for scvorul tinys with illness.
llnnlol l.'liouuuodiou. who hurt boon
quite, ill for tho past two \\'t‘(‘k is l‘o-
(ulporwnting ilnoly ililtl_lttlil(’l~' to he
nblo to rostuuo hls dutirs ut the storo
in tho llt‘tli‘ lutui'o.
Humid ’l‘hompuon,
son of Principal
and M rs. tlooruo 1.; 'l‘hompnou roturn~
ml, totiny. from tho lliduo school, tit,
Wushinutou. t‘omr, to ppoud tho soup
tour with his parents.
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A brokon \vulor tnnin on tho britlixo
put muuy of tho rosidonln thorcoi‘. to
tho iur-onvouionoo of ourrytnu wntot'
i‘or wushing out! cooking its well no
drinking: illlrponos, this morning.
A largo number or [auto Not-walk
. pooplo nttontlotl tho oxottinou ltoitl itt
iho South Not-walk ilnplisl church. liltll,
ovoniuu. in ('Olllll‘i‘iltlli with tho urtulu-
utiott of tho tilttru of toll of Morrill
lollouo. ‘
illi‘u, Humor (3. (‘ruw, ol‘ til l’lmmtui
till‘t‘t‘l. t-xpt-rls lo slur! for llumlltou
tutti Niuuuru lv‘nlls uuxt li‘rhioy. Mi'tl.
(irnw will vlnil tho ourulvtti ill Nluullru
Folio. tilt-ll) viuil with i't'ioudu ht lium-
illon utul thou trill no to Monti-out.
' wamwuw
'l‘lto woulitm‘umtuido wuu iloridmlly
thick and mutiny. lhlu mornlup. unti
very low ploutturo hrultn nlurlod out
for it good limo on the pound. illicit
Woulhor button no prosperity for uitlut"
nl urowtliorn utul it ill rourotl ihul they
urn in for n tutti wot-h or it.
~— wmp-Wd—omm
John ll. llltlor. who in omployotl ul
tho motor uottornlor notion, in luhlngvtu
duy'a vnrntton. today, which no lo'
upontiiuu in uncut or monthors of tho
ilnuoy tribe. Whiio the wit-other chu-
an
on: trust or ElllElilll
“in snrtn lilo that burrows uluior nod
’[ttollll on the skin. The ”no ' to euro
ddczomn in to venture tho one by
'Wlltililllg uwny with it clean. lmiit‘ti‘ill:
. in: liquid. tho norm lite nod poinons
that rnuue tho trouble.
We bare a preparation that will do
this. The first npplioution will stop
the itching and give prompt. relief to
on irritated. itching or inhuman skin,
it you urn ll sufferer from skin or scalp
orui‘tllnu iii any form-try our bottle of
this oieuit uniciiitfic preparation. Wt!
are confident you will lie picnrtod with
. haven Inn, Lnnudon Islands.
.whorohy tho 1mm; and Milliio.
llrollml by tho Now ilnvon. tony
ditlondmlght be better. it is believed
that the than will bite lngood style.
The Four by Four Whist Club will
partake til. a luncheon. today. at Shore
Thp ind-
ies uro. anticipating a jolly good limo.
The trip to and from the Inn will be
made by unto, the machines being
those loaned to the club by the men
folks.
In order that the bathing bench at
the Nortvalk Country Club may be
ranged on among the'best nlong the
coast, eighty tons of Long island snnd
is being spmul on the some. The lid
tiltion of this line grade of material to
the firm bottom of the bench will un~
doubtedly prove to be a great improve»
ment to this asset of the club.
Two colored gentlemen and a load
of hay clinic to grief on tho bridge in
front of Huiner'u store, last evening,
when ono of the wheels of the c0uvey~
nuoo collapsed under t‘uq hoary loud
Tho. men who ware ridding on the top
of tho loud gently slid down the. side
to tho ground to eecupo the huvoo of
the hay in the event the loud toppicd
over. This extgcttcy did not occur.
howovor. and alter considerable delay
tho dnmugo was repuirod and the tenth
wont its wny roioiolng.
A uutnbot' oi Iiusl. Norwaih people
nttontlod the light hotwoou Ruvor lion-
jumin. oi“ South Not'wallt. and l‘luuny
lv‘ord. ol' .\’ow linvou. in thnt pluro. inst.
ovonlnu. Ford was slutcd to put ltuvor
to sloop but its things progrcsnod it
looked as lhouult the South Nortvnlk
putzilist. young in» yours as well no ex-
porionro. would turn the trick upon tho
rotloiibtnblo t‘ltntupion. Loon! parties
uro of the opinion that the light Willi on
own draw. llnvor huving ull tho bcst
ot‘ it in tho first low rounds with Ford
t-ominu hut-h strong at tho iiulsh but
not ouourlt to put the visitor to dicop
or stop his tot'rtiio \vnllopu to tho inrc.
\vlilrh loft Ford in nuolt n pitiublo con
dition oi the tinish of tho lwolvo
rounds.
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YOUR NEIGHBOR'S EXPERIENCE.
How you truly proilt by It. 'l‘uko li‘o-
loy Kldnoy Pills. ill. Mornno. ill Wood.
brhiuo St. Hartford. Conn. says: "For
mun) yours I nttli'ol‘oti with wool; ltill'
uoyu and butt uwtul polite across my
buck and was tutsoruhio nod timed out.
l ltourd ol‘ lv‘oloy Kltluoy l’illu illlll tho
good thoy \voro doing ililll tlorhlvti to
try thorn nud um ulad i did for after
inking thorn u i'ow days tho pain loll
my bitch nud nlthough l huvo lulu-n
only (llli‘ bottlo 1 tool lioliol‘ thuu l
intro for yours. i cannot say too
much for li'oioy‘u Kidnoy l’lllu." ’l'lio
Ilritiuo l’hut'nmry nnd W. 'l‘. Who
iiioro & (‘o, "
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD AGREEMENT.
Statement by Counuol of the Road
Made in Presence ol New Hamp-
shire Buproms Court.
(‘tiNt‘tlllii. .'. ll.. .iuuc 27.»~<'l‘lto
how» that uouutlntimtn now in progronn
botwoon oiiloiuio ni‘ tho Now York. Now
liuvou tllltl littrttortl llllll tirand 'i‘runlt
rntlrondu will romtlt in on ugroonwut
t‘tlll‘
ube
lulu tin dottirtnl luollltion on tho Vor-
utont nhlo of tho t‘onuoollout river
ulour. tin» luwt-r port of tho Vi'l’ilitlill-
. iii‘l‘uuuomobl
Now iiitiupuhlvo houudht‘y by u irnllic
with the Control Vor-
mout couttollmi by tho illnnd Truhlt
[Willi oxpi'onuod bv (littor lei. brunch,
tonutwt lm tho him linvon road. in
lilo ouprouuu court horn ytuilcrdny.
Mr. iirunrh upcpured in connection
with tho petition oi" thorfluillvnn rotor
ly rullrond. under louse to tho lion.
ion llilll Mntnc. tor nomination to ex-
loud its llllt‘il through tho towns of
("ornitdi ililll i’lttlniichl, N. ti}, no at to
contract, tho pottio’ns of tho liontou
and Maine system nt lfllifinoil and
Commit hy‘u link on tho New Hump.
shire side of tho hirer.
After Mr. Brunch lliltl oxpinlued tho
nlutus of the negotiations notion on
tho petition wart postponed tutti] tho
’Soptomber term of the rouri.
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“Dynpspslu is our national nilmcnt.
Burdock mood hitters in the balloon]
'lile millillll 1'me tilt! use of this Billil‘ man; {'51- ll. It xtpgn‘thgng lit!) Milli?
{turd preparation for autumn.
itch mum ratios. promoter now of tilt
in“ m
m piloting the blood,
Westport probably has as benutitul
a shore front as any section on Long
island Sound. .w'l‘bc harbor is good, and
dotted bore and there with inlets and
inlunds. where are located finely laid-
out estates, with handsome houses.
and the scene is it truly delightful one.
Many of the places take especial points
with the landscape and art. gardening
details. and in the summer time the
properties are at their best. There
are numerous attractive drives
throughout the town, and the wealthy
New Yorkers Ionic time ago saw the
bouutloa oi the place and many magni-
ficent residences have been built.
The town is very nicely situated.
1 being on the main line oi the New
York, New Huron and Hurtiord Rail-
road. and having excellent trolley con-
necttons. The water facilities urn un-
surpassed. there being a line hnrbor.
’l‘he shore proporty bus been rapidly
dovolopcd during the past low years,
tending to took the town quite n sum-
mer resort. 1.) g to the cost of Nor-
walk. it number or Not-walk people.
with others from l-‘lridgeport. Danbury,
iiethel and other inlund towns. have
noquirod property at (lompo Mills.
nnd sonic lllty cottages and bungalows
have been orootod there, making a
complete scttlontcnt. At (lomtio the
town this orcotod u largo pavilion. and
them ore bathing tutti booting iuclii-
lion. An extension may be made again
this summer.
iloy illnrlilwvo in “breaking"
tho looni trolley lino.
Miss Loin lloiulcrson. oi Now
lord. is vlnttlnp lll town.
in on
Mil-
A party from Riduoilobi onioyod tin
ionliitiz tit t‘outpo bottoh ovt‘t‘ Sunday.
llr. und Mrs. J. ill. Nolan ltato boon
ontortulnlug tumult-t from Now litmu
.luuios Bill‘fleli,‘ ol’ Snuunturk \vtiu
culling on roinlivcs in, liosovtllo dis
trh-t. Sunday.
Mrs. Ali‘i‘oti Wultomttu. ol’
\\‘lt‘ll. bus booit viniiiiig rt-lulitou and
friends in town.
Mr. ntul Mrs. R. K. llnull outot‘tnln»
oil it largo purty of friondp ut unppor.
Suturduy otoniitu.
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’i‘ho lilust Situuntutk otlitiol twtllloll
tho olghtlt urudo pinto thin M'ttl tot tut.
provcmenlu nround tho school.
The Loco Mnnuiuotut‘iim (‘o boon
bnii loom have outdo uppilootlou to
join tho luduutrini lottuuo oi Non
wnlk.
hllnildllilll Moms. who hurt bot-u
tout-hing urbool tho punt your in l’ouut
uylvaulu. bun rcluruotl boom for tho
nulntuor.
mWin-‘mm
'l‘lui two innitli citlidrou of Mr. pull
him. Fi‘hliit iiiulal‘tiw. oi .l‘nundoiut. Hill.
worn huptlmul Hillitlll)’ by llov. i. ll.
l-lttlt'uuu.
All modorh ltnprovoiuoutu, iucltul»
int; n toluphotu‘r, ltuvu boon litulriliod
into Wuitor l’ovh‘n now rositicnoo on
llpli'a luluud.
EN. m.mmw
’i‘lto Wontport tiun l'luh lurid on th-
luroulluiz shoot littlurdur. in the
trophy ruco. Fred ll. liutttusou aloud:
at tho bond with o perfect porn-o.
Wm—um
Milli-i ldtltoi Wuhoutnn will louvre this
wnoh i'l‘oiu (‘lrotton to spend tho numn
mar with hot purcutc in thin town. 8th
let-lump and Min. l.. i’. \‘l’ukctnnu.
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'i‘ito twitooi bourd have held their
lost mention for tho Belll‘lflll. *i‘bot‘r
uro. yol suwornl vncnbclos to he illicit.
tlwliiil to novorni oi the teachers to
pinning.
I
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Thom was no billiobali plume Show
tiny owing to the threatening weather.
Which was it big dlunppobltmcht to at
large crowd which had gathered in
the hold to witnesn the gums.
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Roth t‘. F. Taylor has gone to Silver
buy on tho photos of butts Champlain
to dollver it nourish oi hammer; to the
annual commence at tho 1*. W. C. A.
lie will rattle-n homo July 4. ‘
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ilt'oolivv
rill‘l'io id’ill'l’t‘lllllv. ,
HONEST
All. THROW"
ALASTFOREVERY FOOT NEED
IN HIGH AND Low cur suoss. .
Snappy Styles -- Perfect Finish
Both are contained in the par-
ticular last that will lit your loot.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
81 Washington Street
Ari-”3% So. Norwalk
twp-unveil“
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er
New Canaan has only recently sp-
poured in the list of health and sum-
mer resorts. but its seductive charms
and healthful atmosphere have be
come quite widely known. Persons of
delicate countitntlon and sotultuvn
lids have frequently route hither rech-
iug restoration to honlth, and hero thé
tendered n pleasant nurprise sevem
graduating oittss
school.
.ioycd, followed by a dainty luncheon
of Si nplcu
a line. irnmod portrait
Washington, The
tor school have also presented
uric lpn to assembly hall.
Next Sunday ill tho
Methodist Sunday school
lllllli will be uwztrdcd and thono
diplomats. lint. llulph W. Keillor, its
ulstttnt editor oi tho Sunduy tlt‘llfln
publication oi tho Ill. lvl. church, wil
bo present uud :uidrosu the school. -
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NO VOTE. N0 CENSUS.
it n gonitni tor publicity is. as i
(not modification for polili
iislt spinner-tics with door)
my» n writcr lu Sib‘t‘otlti Magazine. l
i.» loolish for n woman to slap n grout
burly poliroinuu, says English
torinl opinion. it pct-loot iudy will no
«pond bor duys lll lull.
irnuotto flllll hor moihods
tlomuod.
with tho
world rouds with admiration.
or umuisomont and room
It I'G
dlautts
pooplo
history.
oditorn routine.
auttinui tho intoutity
tho ndvtwnlou or votou {or women lot
their homon nntl nulwmbiod {or
countoti by lilo orusus
unmnoorucd.
lmulon.
tori huvo coniuuod tho, voting roll um
thp contour lllll.
lit-unwitllo tho cunao roroivotl
ttuuul luounuro of publicity,
ililtl pour-u of it. lnIoi-vlowrt.
gruphu, upont'hon. pinrui‘tlll. mimic hill
politui und net-moon. All or thin
grill: for tho optimistic publicity
Wu olloorfuily odd our
onnurntulatiotm.
evenings ago by tho mourners of the
high
Gaines uttd music were on-
Mins hinry rind iluth lllnlkolcy have
proacntod to the Staples high school
oi George
liili clues of Con-
the
notice] with it handsome unit chair for
session of tilt.
ihc diplo-
who
huvc omnplolcd tho two years coursc
or study will rort-iw ironies for their
Rooms to be those (this. it most impor-
l lilo. lltoi
ll‘iliil‘lllim tiltould ho huntlod to tho Enu-
subunits
odi-
;kick a prime minlstor. u wmunnly wo-l
man will not louvo homo and family in
'l'hnu tho suf-
con!
Meanwhile tho pron: ground
record of bar doings. tho
uro‘
thinking otiflt‘ugo tliuli ovor bolol‘o in
'l‘horo hi moro utothod in thin
kind of llllldltt‘tlli than the opposition
The lntont tunvo or the nttli’rtiuottos
of tho English
u-huun it: an excellent oxrtntple. Whon
the
night ill a publlt' litlll to avoid boiithl
lillltil‘tl, Em;
lish public opinion proportion to bo
it won’t hurt the coir
tout much. it told. und nuywoy nobody
rhrou how nuttty pcopio thorn pro in
li-nlidon. it i‘lttlt‘ltlotl. tho lud~
liil
coluniun
photo
in
mill.
port loitmuntl
lost treasure has been found Our so
I lubrious climate, and the soothing
quietness of our surrounding bills have
begun to be appreciated by those
who with nervcu and worn bruin wcur-
ind. sock the rest and healing which
nature gives. Few inland towns can
boast of greater or more rnriod
charms than New (fannan. Nature has
bestowed with pure prodiglty, her gifts
upon our town and its viciungo. The
twenty-tour square mlleti of territory
embraced in our township, covers
homo oi the most attractive and pic-
turoaquo scenery to be found anywhere
in this section. From runny of our ave
nuoa traversing tho ridgos upon which
tho town is situated, panoramic vlcws
. of Long island Snood delight. the eye.
Stonnthouts and sailing vessels render;
od diminutive by thoir distance. dot
tho horizon. Across the oumnso 01
blue water. the deeper blue of the
island which gives its numo to the
Sound. stands out in restful outline
‘ nunlnsi tho nouthorn sky. The (‘lltil‘lll-
l lug driven ovor oxeellont country
i rontln. connecting with several uom‘by
towns. is another fcature. which at-
lrttct-a lltoso who sot-it rest and rot-rote
tlou and health amid nature‘s most do-
lightinl haunts.
.
l The Young lion's (“lob husoboll tonut
journoycd to Silvorinlno. Suturdny oil
loruoou, itlitl pluvod tho Slivormino
loam. dolonlittg them dorisitely Stoll
.lituonn pitched lot the club boys and
l hull murvolous control oi the hull all
l through tho innings. lu‘ueee caught
and his work boltind tho but wns u
uront both to ilruons. 'l‘hoy wot‘kotl
toxothor and sistoutntizod oxoeodinit
ll‘ well. The local boy-u hnd tho trump.
oiuoltod from tho outsot, but they
bud to keep up their good work int-os-
snntly to main min the loud gained in
:tho third and iourth inning». t‘aiuo-
ljron liorol. nl first huge. was never het-
tor. and hr- uutl Whitlosk at
mutton aldotraokcd orori‘thlnu that
came ovor tho lino. leulcy, nt third.
\‘uu there with tho spoctuouinr stui'l
nod hold up pnrools that were ship'
'potl ovor from \l’iillltit‘k. (looi‘zo Slow
obs. in short lit-Id, covorod his torri-
lory with nullity and uoourat'y tint
l toll on room for doubt its to his abil-
it). and llltlllltti “oil (or Alllillilior 1 cs
lot is discretion in picking out this
(lllllt till pouitlon tor this coming young
pinyor. Kollcy in lull field. iloylo lu
coulor nud Wooda in right field had
titolr clicrricu well picked at the end
of ouch nilaiiltiii. 'i‘boy iundo 950!!th
thrilling pluyn. ilil'llllltl tho annoying
l inrution of the run. uud did lhoir itltnro
.
with the stick in their lnniuuu. The
icnturon of tho union wore tho iwo~
bum hits by llt'uonn llllil Kolloy. Tho
crowd Who runponutvo and “Hamilton!!-
l ly rournd thoir nppmvtti. Tho Hilvor-
lillllll boy» piuyod lltoir toinully stood
Rail“! and abound n inir disposition.
'l‘hey took their tit-loot itrucciuilv tllltl
computed thomsolvue with tho incl
;
that they won tho llriu panic und
O H I. O
STEAM ,
coonnns
divs acumen” at the that
Trill v
The satire dtunor. not only
cooked at Dim time. but with
very little trouble. Greatly re
tinned pricier.
Horace ll. Nash
SEW
Wit
hoped to not the ruhbor. 'i‘lm tillvot':
rhino gills nttsutl nil tho naturist nod
wear the colon of the tram an well an
the nont monogram. They also have
candy and poanutn arc disponnud.
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THE one” STREEV’ MATTER.
This afternoon at. i unlock the high.
way department of the City. or Nori
wnlu‘ council. copulation of Chairman
w. ill.“ turmoil. Daniel it. ‘i‘oomey and
John D. Milne. Mayor Edward J. Fins:
hogan. throat (iotntululonur Edward
bully and City dilugiiioor Chhl’lt'll rt.
Wood. will all meet with u number or
second ,
it booth whore soda water, too croain. .
Miss Elizabeth Penneil is the guest'
of Mrs. Frank Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Almy returned to
Mount Vernon. last evening.
John Morton is having new cement
walks laid about his grounds.
Mrs. R. hi. iioylngton. of Wilton. is
the guest of Mrs. W. (I. Westerfleld.
Mrs. Mary Maser. of New York. is
a guest at the Congregational parson-
age.
Master Clarence Nichols, of Ridge
field, is the guest of Muster Frank
Harcon.
Mrs. Frederick linuks is the guest
oi Mrs. Helen Beers; oi hierwin street.
Norwnlk, for a few days.
Mrs. D. Moses and her son. Muster
George Libbey. are in Simsbury, for n
two weolts‘ visit with relatives.
l-iorhert Quiniby. of this plnco. has
been granted a divorce from Edith
Meeker Quimby. of Collinsviile.
James R. Diketnan. who cut his lines
badly with tt.rltisci while nl work for
(‘outructor Patchen. on Saturduy, is
improving.
l-‘rnnoitt Foley. who has been ottond~
lug school in Slouington. this returned
home to spend tho summer with his
pnronts. .\ir. and Mrs. D. I... Coley.
W. Stevens. of llunbury. will
utvo an cntottuiutnont in the town
hall this owning. under the ausplcos
of Munich! Grange. for tho benefit of
the building l‘und.
\l' .
Miss llossio Trendwcil. Miss Lend
Funtou. Miss lithcl Salmon. have re-
turnod boom for the summer vacation.
Mrs. ii. A. Sniuiou has returned from
n visit with Mr. and hire. Charles Sal-
mon. >
Foloy Kltlnoy Pills contain just the
lunrodlcnts necessary to regulate tliltl
sircngthon the action of the kidneys
and blutldor. Try them yourself. The
lirldgo Piturmacy and l‘. 'l‘. \Vigntorc
i’: Co. '"
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SUPERlOR COURT YEAR IS NEAR-
LY COMPLETED.
No Civil amines: Will Be Done Un-
tll Next October.
dodge. Reed will not hold court in
liriduoporl. thin week, und the Super-
lor court. in closod for tho April term.
it them is any important business to
be disposed of Judge (iurtiu will no
rondy to not (illit‘i‘il’ltil’! thorc will
ho no pension of thé buporior court
until next i‘irtohor for civil business.
The Common Picnic court. crituiuul
ultio. will come, in next. Friday to flu-
lnh up its business on tho Juno. dock
ct. and that will bring to no cud the
court your. with the long mouse to
follow during July and Auguut.
other interested priiperly holders in
prim tree! to consider the layout tho
utrcet hi to intro when changes are
made. ’i‘ita proimrty owners hove been
summon; tor some time n grant! that.
they may be nob: to lily a curb tutti
gutter and a recent lunring hold ho-
fore tho council“ untitled that the
turtle no given them ultimatum Wood
to to explain the mutter to thorn pm»
out this afternoon.
order. it will rooslve prompt client
lion and you will know that you are
getting the host and purest toe on the
martini.
somehow or other our ice seems to
Mill longer than other loo. Phone 580
today for a trial order. ,
Brookmde ice Co.
”‘ PHGNK we
heat perfectly.
When in need of Ion, phone us your
We can‘t explninwhy, but
NEW FRENCH CABiNET.
PARIS, June 26. thcaident Fal-
rlieres today asked Joseph Cailleaux.
the minister of flupncc in the Monte
Ministry. that retired
form a new cabinet
definite response this afternoon.
M. Callleanx had been suggested to
path of the old concerning proposed
proportional representation to clot:-
tions. Accordingly Cailleaux will be
required to make up a combination
which will be assured of the support of
the Radical bloc majority which is
divided on the question of electoral rev
form. ‘
David W. Raymond A
Funeral Director and Embalmer
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