"(Continued from first pane.)
vldugl members for their work in con
nectnn will: the mm of the bound.
Mr.j~ ‘lm‘ry hiss planed himself on rs:-
:1le VVi'lI. which he held up as extrsm
{in view ad the other improve-
‘ Oounollmen of the City of South . . .
up now being ‘conshlered by~ the “NW . 1100‘“ G rmuny Now or 5.1.11.1. rm: (snowman/11.3w . . lfYouKoepChlekepa . . V . . . . .
toil?) and city. 'lho document was Gentlemen ... V , , “7.11:; COUTHHOIWALK MAH CKIVMO HOTEL ” Y N! | a I l I t i __ .
A load in the presencé of several mom. Th nd i . ed h ly tend r “a last Year. AUOIJAT, c. . . “33M” 6. . r on V V V ‘ m Com late . u .
het'iiVVVoi' the library board. .among 0 11 one 5“ “9’ 9 s ‘ "f, BAX? ' ‘ ‘Ydtl can hatch more ch'CkfllI and bet- . p [in s E 7‘
“'1‘“ "35"9901‘30 5- 0700111. who nd-‘*‘9‘3'8'09'10'1‘as a “19'3”" M the, m I h 'ula J b .1; IRIOBERMA: W. A. PLANTED, R. H- tcr chickens with a Buckeye lllguba‘tor ' . V . . . ‘ '. .
dressed the board bunny. denying car- of director"5 of the South N‘Orwalk PW ‘ t 5 0 n t e 5'. CANaVAm. o. ' “m'm :gmggc‘igk” "*3 19“ "For ‘1?th mm: ,th . . . .15.. , . . VV '. VV .
tutu allocations made 1'} «16 letter 110 WHEY: Hid formation” ".0 take VV [‘6qu to say ,4 gaffTNlOLflngaxflaflmY V .lLLIMANF, I. H' . B‘lcgg’t": swagger 52:“{m;fl:1‘1:éveg ‘ V fu , V‘. . , VV 19'.
V whip. wheeled already at his admin. silent at once. , U] r word . CLIFFORD HOTEL OTlLLWN-POWELL co. . hatch "m, Manama can. and that. flush em .
:istratlou. The resignation was at: 1am Prompted '0 take "“3 ““0“ at 3110 e COLEMAN. PEI. WH‘LPLIY ‘r-GLARK more than your hell: can do. An mcu- 5 5 5 ;_ 1 155'»
“FF" ““d Fm" F WWW “*1 F“ 11.... ”y “ “°"”°‘°"”“"“° 1““ ‘“ about it in our I 311.9931 ‘l'zouAno wmmnfigiidlfuw' 1...... .... when you are ready so, 1,...
pointed to succeed Mr Lenny.
. . . ' ' DREVFUBB A W. ‘BAUR. W. c. ‘ Come to and let us show you how a
. The hearing or the Boutou street “91'0“ “hw'd ”Wm “V3" WW" 0' averaging“ EAGLE HOTEL F GLENDENING. It, A OD. Buckeye incubator works. You'llbe sur.
layout was held and there appearing flclu’l sweat or mail. via.- GERMANIA HOTEL HAYES. 1.1'. prised at in simplicity. 5
to 15,9 no objections on .151”. ll“? of A ‘careful regard for the expend!» 5. , aHiOTTt? A co. In! CIGAR . HOLMEO, SEER}: A BEL- W9 have them' in tour sizes. ulow a:
poverty holders attains“ the mono!!- '“"° °‘ “mm mm" Fm“ “'8 Object : ‘ Si ‘ "W352: ”5" s MAE: 3:03 $6 00
ed changes. the council appointed a 0" attaining the NEWS" 1'00“ and 9 , . KASTEANT08.K . MORELLI ACARBONE °
hoard of 't'reeholders to assess benefits M59 and economical O‘FUM“ . . :9: 9“," fad“. “ VLAYDEN, MR8. J. BACHO. H. Dr. .
Manamages mm... m... p,.o,m.,,.. lcnnnotregnrntne projectod’anew i031? 80‘ -gactm “Am 'A. 460 exam 0. HOWARD Poultry 01"an Film"
holders. .1 libxmy in such a light, and onto .1110 . ,, ' MAGNER A 91.ch arEAE'gL‘HvNK 3- and Feed Hoppers
The'camlpnign ifornuermauen't roads '11resent time luoppor-tune for Inch 91 owgfllm Wfifiing MAGFFER ‘ TR " ' ' 1' .
was launched last evening when the buildingw-an adding to the public hur- ' J
council was addressed by a represen- (15008 junderpresout (”Wilkins “"0“” compound for a"
tuilvp of a Bostou’ooncorn which hun-
(lles'tho blt'hullthlc movement.
The meeting was called to order 'by
Mayor William 5F. Tammany. Conn
«Hindu William Miller George L. Oli-
ver, I‘Mledelick H. Plaid” George M.
Way, William F Hoyt and Harry W.
Mather were present.
The minutes of the 5111'evlous moot»
logs were read and on motion approv-
ed.
11
V . _ expenses. in on the other side or the case on» 7: 30:. '1: «x 11417: 11:51: 3-15: 0- 3'1 -——--“ ‘1'
Benton 311-.“ La out. . The present libraiy building possess V . . . . v. . V
11119 hearing 0'51, 't‘he 3:11.10" 51,.th on adequate facilities to meet all [mail- O’Ioml” l: :‘l: mrfferm‘fz tends that Judge Conts' ruling is the ”fif’x'V 10 _‘§‘g‘2' 33,5; ”7‘ (mug: :
MM” ““5 111.01,,er open by the may, ent public requirements. its Vallel'ir'el “2‘: mum}; 8010110 to meet the our. sonnet one and they pellet new in‘ 33’2"?“133f’"‘ii’."t 50x. Hiram: 1.0 303299519: F A
m. and all persons interested invited M m loaded down with junk anthms-iiy . V V not “mums : respect to their {noaitions by tno on '1- 51131, moi. 10: '5‘. M”. . o. '.
ex ress theil minds, M in i. l 5 “30de urattcn', some 0' which I “I“. 9 promo court just res yesterday " ' t ‘.
011,1) .3 9’ so (08 r ioualy doubt has ever. beeuread or at your. drocer 8 ru‘Councilmpn Mlllor reported F99" Mr. Bloomer lives in Bloomfield and 4PM 31°". 0]?”fo 10 :30»
Riv Stephen F. Cybernltzkv express. ever win berhluch or it could be ms 1 5 ; ' “Wk" *0 “l9 ”We" 0' “‘9 WW“ 1m 11 law once in "drama. He was '1 0011.“? 11. '1 s '
ed gratitude for the kind and prompt
.55response in taking up this muttel and
h _ V that his views reflected The
views or all concerned.
He \Welltllled to ask it the council
could [persuade the railroad company
to pnect a fence along their moperly
.. omitting on Bouton sheet for a con.
~ skiershle distance. Oue~third of the
«up. population lives in Whistlevilie,
Go dulled. He spoke of rho change of
attitude of the city towards those rm-
eigngborn people. One third or these
5 nrd’ its holds dropped to the Onassis .1
was voted to apoopt the report.
Library pirectqr Leary 11,-1.1...
5.9 '3»
l‘ead by $11111: dunno: .
‘ V5’; Qon’dl Normals.- 0.1.3. .,.
To the Honorable Mayor and Board at
line with certain convictions which 1
much too large.
Willll the greatest Vprojeutunder way
ever «undertaken by the people of the
Town oitVNo'rw‘n'lk, involving as it lei'
an inorease in tax burdens to meet
interest charges on the bonds to be is-
sued-and. with other more necessary
the City of South Norwnlk, [ consider
the library proposition an extravagant
and unwarranted expenditure.
posed of without ever being missed.
more ls‘consinn‘tly 'ueing added by the
committee on ,supplles, supposed to
consist obihree members but ndtuuily
rmiresehted by one man whose doings
are unquestioned, buys what ho. pious-
es. his only limit being the amount oi
the library dpmoprlutlou.
This ”committee" spendsE all the
money available at their. or his. discre-
tion and the only duty the average. di-
rector is allowed to assume is to 111»
prove their or his. bills
1, am aware um 11 win bel’hnxneu
11*
On motion of Consultant Miller It '1 «
The dpllovVln3VVpommuni¢a1tiou was ,
january 3,1910. ‘
improvements under {consideration by
laundry pur-
poses.
wPeirs'il
saves ‘Tiltlfil. La-
bor, Clothes '
to pinchase‘ a'kuurh monitor for the
use at the librarian. This was a vary
ne'eeofiryAxtdplo mus n labor 311v.
er and from a pituitary mndpolut. A
nonunion ma pulled instructing one
the instructions were ignored.
Recently a tynov‘mtor his been pur-
chased at its lull price, 8100. when it
could have been bought to: 975.
At the sepiombor meeting of u.»
supply committee to purcham one Mid
31(de phonon Vs. 111114.111 do or ll
_ ironic my new mos av ‘
~i ‘ . 1a,.
VflldV-fil ..
‘i '11,
.~
OI“
heater sit the Old'Woli Hook and had
der Company had been taken com or
and was giving sailflaction.
5 " Councilman Oliver reported that he
had placed the sergeant on duty and
diode otther necessary changes. '
Councilman Miller said that it would
no necessary to borrow on a note to
the extent or 81,000 to meet current
vial and wow- domination, by the two
funds, the city had been saved con
arable expense in its interest to-
shunt.
Lin hobo“ of the board and oily-V May.
mmauy thanked the members of
those departments 93? their courtesy
New Library Director Named.
" (loot-m: a North unmoved in m.
that to Mr. Leary‘ s communiootlon and
IVoid that he believed one letter spoke
Jpr itself
lie spoke ”Mint the alteration
at the Amount of 9300 was spent by
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was: 1111111111 0F noos-
rn 11551111111511
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c—eu-l-n—c
in question, and Penny Bryant who
is amplified with him disagree with
Undue Coats. SidnsyJL‘. Clarke, who
a (camel- Norvmik’xeaidont and militia
pincer. George L. Knotter or llsrttord
sired Mr. Bloomer to recover for cor-1
nun work which Ruler had done on
on momentum Mr. planner. litter
Kasper had brought suit Mr. Bloomer
entered an appearance on the court
mania to defend tor himself and in
his own new: no tiled all lot-tho mo-
tions and pleadings that were tiled un-
til the parties not to an issue tor trial.
had hetero the trial consented that
certain papar- couidee tiled in Kae-
hlr. Bryant seeing tor Mr. Bloomer. ‘
the hen gets when she 15 ready.
CHAS. E. DOW '
Washington Street. South Norwalk
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il.i.il.ii.lll.il.il.iiliiiiiiii
In sum out. 1453911.
GOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. u.:—-12 43x. 6: 09:. 6:411. 6:09. 6: 67
e"‘ A
xm 11:15. max. 3:031.
6:961.:9:161;.V :101H03111 i100 “rm 11:00pm ll :oaV.
Show
1.15}. :
Regular 9350.111.
Regular $2.50. at "'53' ....‘VtV.
Begum-$200,“ "ft”...é.
Regular ‘150, M. .n ......ltcuu‘jufl
Regular 31. 00, at
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK. "
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on.-
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$013,396.)" ‘dffwn‘oih 23:3:
.a: a 159‘ n V
helix. vfiffim o’ a: 7.9“
SOUTH NORWALK W NEW
HAVEN.
9M
A. him-19:121. 1:1 9:09.
.9391. 10:238. “31?“: gm 1'”.
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. 9:09} "t u,
p o
Honesty, Accuracy
in our inotto. Our optimum;
m. in: steadily right along. which
!
...
..Pcohteness. 5
unsqmc. .1101
board there Wu tut unexpenmi- l‘h
once of an library mro‘phl t»
11.1.: a new building will not Ecol the‘ over 9900 It was mldodtomnitha
city much if anything on the original} money rather than report a surplus for
is:
54231. 13:15:. 3:17. 1:1,
:13!
pop 1 use Bouton at out n l 1 n
p e 1' i c in log To Bridgeporugatutd’ozaonly—sms p.111.
hundreds 'of ‘chi'ldre'n, He wnrned the
board against the. danger ol the inrox-
pumhaaing committee without the
howledxe ot‘the board. A: the choir-
plan guilt minimize». he donkd know
not": interest and on the trial Mr. Bry-
ant conducted the hearing until all of
proof that in m ninth; ”that.
dance at. the people. - . ”
them“? 1:11“,th luau
W1 m bola: madam?
WM “Eu
. Mayor Tammany no‘minatod Frank
1" Huntington to tilt the vacancy cro-
uisd in the board 0! lilwary threaten
by the resignation of Mr. Mum.
' 5 .—- ~ . wt .4
imity or the railroad 1mm 10 1111. cost: That the greater slutre will have Tour the boat-d oi Apportionment miumt lodge at m. transaction as m “p“. X: testimony “11;?de ot‘ the plum ”fifirfl'?‘ 13111032. 11. 7:. 1:; 3.11:4: rinsed
street. uhio‘h is not protected hv any M“ 0983'“ b" a C"! "0'“ NWT-we" cut the mitt mmrlauon. dltumoluua “my did not some 11..” we w" o 10:67:. 08!. ‘ '53 . ' H . ’ .
“MS whatew, philanthropist t?) degrading and» to I A social in was so have been thin Won tho ”mm” a, Whepf the defense opened “Mr ...-L... w F wlgmote &
prank Libnor said may it the We?! n‘icomrmmilty that at We present lime hold to “on" gun to wood 11 1°". ' Bloom min; as in. mm lorfer. DANIURY “l' VWUTH NORWALK; o o. 1,; ‘ ..
is boasting abouf ltfi impel") and; The meeting was not culled the man
unexcelled facilities and advohtnm- ley was spent and not a member or the
run where 11 takes but 12.1.00 01 city 1' 1mm «mine of 1511s ran-1mm or the
road money to mnintnin the present luau-1' ooumlittee on supplies can tell what
R. H. 601111.“ reitelatod the views (,1: lution it will take at least 8.1 001) to ..1t was smut for. _
Rev Father 9119",,11,,1\‘_ saving 'thnt maintain the new 0119.010 increase poi Thom are other oommitteos on the
waif made tom feet 1n w.ldth rho
houses would be materuillv affected
leaving them in the middle of tho.
dulled a Irina-quilted Halo. condnct-
ed the examination of the witness and
when the witness was finished with.
Mr Bloomer altered himself 38 n wit-
peso Then “the following dialogue
ocqurro‘d:
‘V'napsta,fifos 11%0
‘ union. ‘1'
5—7.
ml“... «‘3: {3m
SOUTH NORWALK “To DANBURY.
A. 0194:“.
Elm-8:403; .. ‘1 5_
‘ 8 "or"! "All! 89.. to. NM
Hutei Mahackemo
On motion of communion Mather ‘ .. .
lltw realize the p1"osbe(tive value or “‘8 mode nWPfifiM‘l’ 9) 118 isolation; board. i have a dim recollection of ”m councilmml‘oimd the nominntlonn. 3" Clark-«l "’9" object F" Mr. «19:31:21. $9011: (daily except “mm,“ 10151104-
.phe momm- in this “mom , ixom the other city buildings and do: being on a rommrtiee but tho commit The morning adjourned to moot on Bloomers testifying ind trying this l.u.-—1:36. Azsa'sm'i:.V .aix. 0:30. 2:13.13. CONNOR. “If. *
H9 advocated that the street 111.; mending increased empties for janl-‘V too has never had a morning, not even " case both under the ruling 0' the ‘ ‘ m
. Monday evening. Januur - 16th.
‘tvtralg‘htenod so as 'to obviate 41:an tars. 11311115 books salaries, furniture" on organize. F
heavy grade or. Ely avenue and 11as-‘V“'”d various other mnbelishments. i fall to one what useful purpose 1
9380 under the Sprint: street bridge} For banter would 'it be. in view 01:03“ HOWE bl’ ”filfl'fl'fifl 8 member at
This sin-est could be straightened from' tunnewly projected city hall to navel the Library Board and respectfully
the Josem property and come down provided do;- the library under knelt/under my resignation.
the 'hill on the west side of the track 1111 '11s root. thereby economialug moat Reapootmlly submitted.
Opening at the Martin Butes' fuctory.1i.\' in its cost. maintenance and general ANDREW LEAR"-
.....
‘ ssnwcuunomsmauogfiqna
one: u ran my AND urvmto
, SUNDAY mums 15c
Banquets a Specialty
supremo court. ”
Judge Gootum‘flu what grounds do
you call this witness. Mr. Bryant?”
lllr. With-"i bun your pardon 1"
Judge Contaml'On what ground do
you oall’this witness?"
Mr. Bryantwml'oshow whom he not.
P M -—S:l6. 1:16.
New YORK TO sos'roN.
Stoppina at New Haven. New London
‘ ind Pwvldom. '
n4.-
LADY JENNINGS LODGE iNfiTALLA»
TION. '
. Ceremony Took Place at Lodge Room-
Laat Evening.
At thd‘“ meeting of Lady Jennings
1
Loav‘o tenth Nomlk‘.
A. ll.-‘-13:1!t. L171. 0 :09. 9.133. 10:98:.
_ . 5 11:11: 1 TIL. BALL II! "V,
south of Bates Coint. He said it upkeep. rather than a building union! Councilman Oliver moved and it was Lodxe. Shepherds oi Bethlehem, which FF” mf‘d‘m”. "h" "5 ”BMW?“ was “5.3 «mm 4:”. 8.11:. 3:17p. 0:1“. '
would work 10 a great fmprovementV will surely entail expenses greatly out voted to accent the resignation of Mr. was held int evening. the officers I‘B- “'th FF “F'Fmre' "h" lts condition ‘ ix) awn-L
was when this man attonwtsd to claim
thatho ha‘dnnlshed repairing it.”
Ma ry.
.. ‘oently elected were installed by Sir
City Treasurer's Report.
O'Donnell. promo, 0! New York city.
and benefit. He submitted a sketch Oil of immion to lithe benefits it can 09'
his proposed plan i srow. ‘
.. n-
stipulation be normally accepted and
William Podmore spoke in favor ol'
Mn' Golden' 3 project. He intmmed the
board that the'ldoa is an old one. He
commended the plan to tho considera-
tion 01: the council and said that if the
duxck of funds ,sllo'. z'ld vprevent pioject
. ing the scheme this your. the mem-
bers bear it in mind for future con-V
older-awtion lie was in raver 01,111.;
other [lesent 111.1111
_,As (there weie no others who desired
to be ”heard it was voted that the
hearing be closed.
‘ Opening Board's Racks.
V Attorney George ll. Vsturg "111-95
named the stipulation gluon by Minor
l). Randall regarding the opening or
this properly at Beard‘ 3 rocks in new
columns with the wishes of the noun-
ell,- given expression at the lust meets
5 lug. City Clerk Cuneo rend use docu-
ment.
Attorney Vosburg'h asked that the
so mentioned in the cltv records.
councilman Field moved and it was
Vvobed do accept one stipulation.
'Pavoment of Street: Brought Up. '
-,1'H. B Glowiev and John A Judge.
Vrsnrssentiug «the Warren Brothers
coinpahy. of Boom. Mass, specialists
of thitullthic pavement appeared be-
, e late board and explained the es-
. sentiali of that pavement. The coun-
. on listened attentively to the recital
. g of the agents. Mr. Clebvley extended
' an invitation to the board to inspect .,
' at any of their Wpavements in any ,city
lousy might elect. preferably Boston.
‘ ’ Bilia Ordered Paid
. The bills were read by. Clerk Cuneo
andson motion were approved and or.
tiered paid. ‘ . .
Wm»- commluionara’ Balance
The lollo‘vvlng- Wu read by the city
» clerk:
1 Honozablo Mon-or and Hard of Gonna
“ dilin'on: “ ‘ ‘
Gentlemen:
There is a well defined and general
totaling 0! unrest among one people of
The Norwnlks over the birth rate of
taxation and the almost criminal and
wanton extravaganCe or public om-
(' i: 115.
It as or the impending change.
Some there are, who in {the fancied
somzlrity or the positions they occupy
tinouuh promoting and keeping alive
the petty sectional jealousles and
pioyudices so potent in who past, inn
spine they can {still continue to prom
11915 on the system of divide and coil-
Qm'r moi/mare built up a practical
bul'ouut'i‘acy of narrow minded petty
l1mllllrltiils with itching «palms and
cunning bruins. 'l‘héith‘len on the
prnjudicos .lrhey exploit and who indlb
Terence or dine public, and srrogsntly
spend the people's funds without even
allowing public hearings to be held.
The Board of Lihray Directors ty'ph
lies this condition.
body on paper, supposedly consisting
of nine members. l-t'acinmlly consists
of but three represented by the “com.
mitten. on supplies." This is a mis-
nomer. its proper title should be ex-
ecutlve corn-autos. They transact as
the business, do all the buying and
'spendlng and the only business the
general board is allowed 1to consider id
like pnvment of the hills.
The ave-late sttehdan’co‘atr
board
meeting or the board in over two cars
and another recent unpainted n ‘
attended one meeting: 09 list
dropped perm
lent lmpairln‘ lid
ill and there
Wilflnit and
Mutterings of the, approaching?
storm are heard on every hand andi
they she dumb indeed who fire heed-5‘
A very imposing V
meetings is poor. tuneup “
(our. One member no: not attended 9 .
..1nGounoilman Hoyt rumor recent
, . deluded not. one light
.1 in south Main o‘treat. bVIV‘ W
The report of City Treasurer Wil
(red Bodiveil was submitted and the
recommendations uppsnded were read
it was
carry out the recommendations con-
tnined therein this ym
New Light Wanted.
A petition was Received and read
requesting {that a light be installed in
South Main street between concord
and ,Cross streets. . ~5
it was voted to refer the petition to
the committee on lishti. .
acumen Strut Freeholder: Named.
The following was submitted by
Councilman Mather and read by Clerk
Cuneo:
Whereas. Public convenience and
neoésslty require that Baotou Street.
1mm Lorre street southerly to the cityV
line, in this city. he laid out; altered;
enlarged and unused so that. the
same shall ho substantially tort‘y (40)
feet in wldhh. and mowsde thorn! es-
tablished: therefore.
Resolved, That Messrs We R
Van Alstyne. Matthew Corbett
F'I'llomas Robins. disinterested nog-
holders «this oil}. be and they new
by, are appointed a committee to make
such iayourtp alteration, communism
and change, and to flood. the some to
this penned. All in apportioned with {the
provisions or Section 99 or the city
shami- ‘
RVoth W phat the.
'mtlpn am on 1hand. 5 -5
oi'soomnisudod that two lamp
dental. lights be placed between Bur-
rm “sine and River most. ‘
...:V, .
and the recommendation unmoved.
r
Wound pr
We report chill 5“ hand. his nundteed
The oilicers installed were as follows:
'J’odxe (loats——-“'l~‘he rule or the au-
ssvoted to accept the report. and.
Th
Commandewohlm. Anna Weed.
Vicwommandor~llenry Turner.
Marshal—George Reruns.
Scribe—Alisa Emma Bi1~xtom
Accountant—1.. C. Mother.
Tmamror-écmrlaa Striker.
Chaplain-«Mrs. Anna Biliary.
inside Guard—Mrs. Louis Romp.» .
Outside Guard-«Peter Gotta.
Minter or ceremonies—«William H
Masher. . ‘
Musician—Miss Mabel Spiller.
Trustee
for
lea.
5 There “were mounts! the meeting
promo ‘court is that the duties or an
mower and a witness" are inconsisb
‘ outwith each other, that a party in
' court manned soother person as Van
. nllomoy, or m 1‘ sum; and he must
_ choose ‘50?de the two. and cannot
use him as born. The“witness having
noted as sttcrpsywhia‘evldence will
not he received as a witness.
Mr. Bryant-“Can't a party conduct
. his own case in court? 1 0011‘: under-
. stand that that rule applies to a party
defendant. i understand ohau rule ap-
plies to a «person who can't be counsel
and witness both; but i don‘t midst"
brand that 1111.111..an the case where
‘ ‘18 moxghsmohsrloa
aka a result Judge Goats would not
permit Mr. Bloomer to hastily. The
Vludxmont was midst Mr. Bloomer tor
Kasper to recover 9360. The case was
Months sumo coat on the, one .. 5
mound ot appeal that Judd? Coat;
mistook the law in issuing Ito may
ur.V,VBloomer to testify. 5
W
BOOSTING WAco. ., .5. .
What was undoubtedly on or the
moat novel gathering liver" id was
the "Prosperity swim? recently give
on in the public streets or Waco. a no
ahead little city of Texas. In the open »
air at night in the principal thorough-
m of the city. d’v twél‘v‘o hundred
oiscflc globes, which hung
the sky. in monster nulls
. i got some st once
, fln vote. thy report won weaned
meats ‘Mm Norwalk;"‘5Weatpprt and
Bridgeport and alter the meeting.
which was up enthusiastic one. a- Jolly
social time “deployed-51mins was
at hand and a dame ensusd.‘ Beltran-i
midtown") also served'snd appreciat-
ed. All united in complimenting the
local lodge upon its line ahowhip; and
pleasing hospitality. 5 .
'rus oANoslt or LA pair-Pa"
is its fatal tendency to pneumonia To
cure your la arippe coughs alto Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound. '3.- E. Flair
er, . ashlnaton. Kas., says: ."l was
troubno‘d with A reverse “task 6: la
prions ind nothlnx i used did pie {shim
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honor. that all through our outrun at
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attorney it he chooses. whether no la “
a‘ Member ot the nu- or not.” '
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with each other. and one who uses
either himself or Anybody else as an
attorney mums: that same sell or ill
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persona on down to a specially pre-
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in; the evening. _ The parenteral:
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