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Tommi. )Counoil. :
Arcanum, will meet tonight.

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The Norvnlk Iron _vMouidern‘ will
meet Wednesday evening for regular
, .bueinesn.

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- The Nutmeg Club will meotboVfiim.
and all members are requested to heroin
hand early. ° '

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The Sixth Company will drill and
transact businene at the meeting to be
held tonight.

 

The directore of the National Bank
a! N'orwallt- held a regular weekly meet-
ing this. morning.

 

Buckingham Women's Relief Corps.
No.V 30. will meet on Thursday after-
noon'ror the regular session;
Norweilrchlmetr'n. A: RQ‘leV‘ behea-
- mod to mecton Thurnddy for the regu-
lar monthly buulncde eenlon. ‘

 

 

, The Master Plumbers will consider,
regular business at the regular ineetv

his scheduled (or this evening.

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‘i Dlvlelon, No. l, A. 0. 11., will'meeti

in the Well street quarters on Thurea
day evening- for the regular bneinens.

Concord Division, No. 2.80115 of Ten;
poi-once wetland transacted routine
buolneee at the regular weekly Marion
held last evening

 

Welcome Stranger Lodge; No. 384.
Sonnet St. George, will meet tonight
in the Main street hell for the weekly
business meeting.

 

St John’s Lodge, No. 6.11 and A. M,

Wlll thd a regular commumuon 011:1.“ (”inbound and Mom 11“! tm
one-half, the benching entirely eon-ed. v

Thllrsdily evening lo the Masonic from
pie in Well street.

 

Cockenoe fleymakers' Aesocietion,
No. 321/3, 1. 0. ll. M.. will hold a. re
solar nemiononthiy meeting in Red
Men 9 hell in Wall street on Thuredeyl
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Olll‘ Brothel-r lodge. 246.10 I. o o.
Ft, held a veeklv b‘usineu meeting on
Meaning. The decond lilting o! the
plnochle tournament wee held.

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An Automobile went through Nor-
wnlk all u’ hummin' mommy with I.
Rhoda inland Red rooowr 119.“an from
the hunt we. The car carried a New
”140er: real-tor number. . ,

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The panting o! the ilrdt noon-e in

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hotel in than MI: by h hour;

No. 1268. Royal ~“

V, warrantsjwere issued at the time at I

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TONY om ' unearthed“.

 

italian Who Find From Memoir Ao-
raigned in Dunbury.

TonyQiay, one or the men tor wnoul

 

‘v'us liken to Dnnbury, Trim hr

Grandview avenue.

May die‘eppenred ’i‘rdrdllldg'eneld at
the time. o! the raids and vent. heroes
the New . Yorli. elite line, where the

,eelf-eniorccd Exile, however, and int

week returnedtoVRidl‘eilcldand ourv ‘

rendered himeell to the conetnbie.
’The oonetsble end, lIlI‘ ‘primor

and the hearing took disco It. the
home of the stice hectunc Attme’y
lrom the ellectu of bio recent Incl-
dent. ’Mdy pleaded guilty to the .
charm made eninlt him and it was
agreed that he should pay $234 45 in
settlement or the cases against him-
self and his wile. This amount was
mild and ’the’ man returned to Ridge-
»iield.‘ The payment by May bridge
the total amount collected in linen
and coats through the Ridleileld llil'
nor prosecutions to more than $8,000.

 

B. . collide, Poet Master at Berne-
xabt‘ ”in Pwriboet"! find Foley's Hon-
ey & Tar Compound the boot domed!
for a cough that 1' ever tried. I had a
in grin» cough, end each violent, at
of mailing completely exhoudtedme.
i bought a bottle 01' Foley's Honey ii:

t can’t be beat. For sale by all drug-
gletu. .

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81". PAUL'S FARM NOTEI.

Tueede—S l). m, Knights ~on
Wailinston at the Chapel room. ‘ v

Wednesday—d: so 9. m. at. Paul‘s
Guild “t the Chapel Nomi. ‘

8 o. m Ventry meeting. . A ~
8 n. m. Glrle’ Friendly society at
tho Chum fioiilil. ‘ '

murmur—8 p. m.-8l\int Poul’r '
Men's Club at the Chanel menus. A
oer-dial invitation to all the men who
denim to become‘lntei'eltud in the
men’o em in the perllh. '

«or undo-ow

Aloud ed. 13in bent in the bent:

 

 

 

V‘MVIWIFWWM
”We hold trade by giving superior valued

[and the retufii‘; tendon after reason. of «email out
Vintners. is our strongest endowment at nine giviogwn,
it we been our ennui to: your buoineeb- .
it you delire to opend but ten or filteen dollars tor
a unit. in dilution to yourself you should not fall to polio ‘
‘ ease one or these mnidoent values we 7... showing at
limo prion. Style, in, hniuh, fabric, all that you count
deelre. . ‘ " V d. A ' l

custom Taylor. o1 Alumni, mu -' A
. drained bolero Justice Henry A.
Purity. at the home or the justice on '

Connecticutfiuthoritlee were unable ,
to touch him. He became tired of MS: .

went to Honour-yum an automobile ‘

wants. amen. FLAT, coo. our.
TERFISH, SMALL fMAGKEflEL,
sate. LING. Hamil". ILACK
mo wrun- neu. "‘-

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V Look at Our Variety.

 

 

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ED LONG OLAMC. LONG AND
ROUND CLAMO. LITTLE NEGKG.

QTRVIPED BASS

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68 Water Street

 

A Cargo of En, Stove and Nut coil Just received

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-.3. . . , Phone 357a.

- hon”: Author; the hey. Joseph Wilton,

V “Well, i don‘t nee where Woodrow m

Valium guilty or mo uranium.
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)beantloied. my employees
lw ”been oodlpellod to be vim

boo um vhloh the em

mm. and when they are: . »

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Winthceervlceotthecommniu

or . the tonal pet-tornado“ of their
limits. the dreamt to which their heir-r

Are all!!!” will be doubled.

“emyuyathismetterm j;
node: enumeration tor name ~

mount“ new be be able to equalize “
thébcnetito which villiiocructonllot '-
their employees That it has been inn .1,

wetland.
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. Dcclnndtblemndhubeenmod‘
. ipthenabllitieeeltbeoommmthc

‘ employees who have reach

‘iubtbemotjelntynnd luncheon"
.mtyymormominthemot‘
.thommewihhmmltbedtore"

“recommend They myheretlred‘

live. your: or use. other twenty- dive
years of service. The pension age for
women employees in in each wee live
”anymore: than male ‘elliplom.
The mount of fie paneled is automot-

thematotnuendviiibeloer
cent attire Average annual my toe: ten
who. multidiled by the number at

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redeem mesons motion

morn-iv» Predicted it Wm Ho'

 

 

Wu Ton You‘ll Old.
John C. Baker of Manhattan. lit.
wait the hippket man in Will rbunty

Randell more than forty year; ago.

- . hire. Home" was Wilson's teenhor

whenhow‘altenyeereold inTileeton
when! in Wilmington. 8. 0.. and tit
that time predicted that the boy would
noble day be president. She did mot
live to ecu h‘er prophecy fulfilled, dying
three years «no at moving hi. 0.. It
the nae of eighty-four. v

It: a token or his «from Wilson gave
his teacher ll little Irotworl: picture
mine. which in now in the Baker
home. Mm. unwell wnbrhed Dr. Wil-
son grow to more and with onrh ell-
were changed the picture in the
trim. When one cure the needle to
her brother ehe remarked. “You will
M to keep this, for when he sen
Vto he maldont you will he very proud

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Mr. Baha‘i" any: tint Governor Wil-

limited him at Manhattan when his
will 11th hi» first book and slid.

bkmartnm."

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"“PlllSON “SHIP” FOR CAMS..-

Aer-l My Mm on! “Ohio

fleet” Homing.
convinced that simple confinement
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We in in n lpoeition to eupniy you withdraw; i
‘ line at prided lower than in New VYork city We hereon

 
 

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' uprloeefln‘ The Nervelke. Cali. write or telephone you”
will be cereiuily and promptly attended to. '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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“1 the option of the companies at am. ’3‘

lenlly based on thew" of eervieeuid: ‘

over the emotion or Woodrow Wilton ,
. to the prealdoneyv‘becaune of opted!!!» ,
tide nude by his sister, Mrs. Mary ,

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ICE CREAM
THE ‘ nusT IN TOWN

HAVI YOU TRIED m

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' meeting Teeth A
When atoothlneobadiy decayed.'
that it cannot be saved, it Ihould not
be allowed to remain in the mouth "
to impair the health, produce e foul . .
breath and prevent poi-leer mention ‘
lion. My experience in this branch oi ' '~
dentlltry heir been unusually lerxe— .
my sincere one]. ’

The moot difficult teeth are taken
out. root andntil, and PAINLEBSLY,‘ . ,
it the punchline desires, leaving a
clean. unltary‘lwound which heels in
a short timer? There is no need to ,
dread the extracting of teeth by my
methedn.

Dr. J. H Mallory

10 South Main Bellow: Moment.
HOURS: Id. at. to 8p. in. Sun. ‘
days by .Ippolhtmnt only. ‘ '

 

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