' ' again palate“ Dru iii-arid: Id and
“a“ had gone it) 'dletun 11 sure he
1110uaer~1 in the machine. He ran back
over the road and found the doctor
lying face down in- the highway on
conscl‘.ous He was placed in the car
and hurried to his home, and physi-
cians summoned.
anions this morning.
MW 11%”
public eachools for thou;
1 «five years, was seriously we.
last night: by being thrown from
omo‘blle on the Torrington road.
1] heavily to the liighway,l
a on his head and being rend- '
‘nconscious. Up to a late honr'
‘iilsht he had not recovered con
cases. In addition to bad cuts
FAKE COLLECTORS AT WORK. .
CHICAGO, Oct 16. -Meny persons
are at work In Indiana and Illinois coi-
looting funds, which they say are to
he used for thé Christians in the Bill
, ken Peninsula, and Asia Minor, ac-
cording to consuls for the various na-
tions stationed here.
A letter of inquiry received from a
victim in a small Indiana town yester-
day brought t‘orth the warning. The
consuls stated that they know of no
such fund being collected.
,, ‘ however, have‘ not yet been
surmised. 1
,mlm automobile, which was being
Wu by Edwin Pratt, of Torrington.
”Wm crowded to the roadside by an-
W car. Pratt brought. his machine
toe sudden stop by the use oi the
nief'gemy brakes to avoid running;
In“ the ditch. When he started it
\ o w
The Time
"have your painting and paperanang-
: done. Our experienced men can
The woman wno irellel upon Sent‘
nel Want Advertisements to scour
the household help has I Ilttlo thin
for other thin”
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Special Goods Sales
at Price Revolutior s
it to your gaugmmon, The $1.50 Gold Plated Spectacles . . 75c
es are exceedingly low. Esti-itl Gold-filled Eye Glasses ..... $2.00
tee cheerfully given. Special lowlti Gold-tilled Spectacles : ..... $2.00
Eye Lenses Fitted, each Site to $1.00
Prescriptions. Carefully Filled.
COHEN
to, Water 81:. Tel. 342-13
Different Kinds Thermometers 50c Up
First-close Barometer ...... $3.00 up
Nowhere can you get your repairs
done better.
Chains and Fob (‘Yliains ..... 25c UP
' '1Soiid Scarf Pins ............ 50c up
0a. 03' 1501M Cuff l'lutlons ......... 50c up
.‘Very Nice Clocks $1.00 to $16.00
lood Alarm Clocks from $1.00 to $10
Nickel Watches from .. $1.00 to $4.50
Silver Watches from .. $4.50 to $8.00
Gol'dvfillod \l'ntclies ..............
$7 $8, $12, $15,,‘$20 $24
Waltham, Elgiri, Standard Swise, Etc.
Charles
Tel. 441 ‘1155 Washington St. South Norwalk.
0211!
Buy a very high grade of Wilkes-
flurre Coat of Vtiliiem lslffion, 3 Row-: ‘
In street, East Norwalk Try a bushel
And you will buy a ton,
He was still uncon- .
Brandi
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111::1» ‘ik
H i\i. are Several Ways 9-1-
:z': ‘ :' I
-: to bu y Lumber ,1:
":5 No one dealhr always otters everything at low at prioo~ 5’:
1‘ . G .
.‘E ago if price alone was the guide. buying wduld be easy to oil 5,:
.~ 0 us. ‘.
-'-', Many of us‘xsve reason to know that the character and :3:
:: reputation of the seller are at eouui or more importance than 1:
.4'. the price, so so out with great care the firm who is 311 the other 3.
if end of the deal 'l'
.41: Select The Hatch & Bailey ()0. ”for their many years of :.:
4;; fair dealing prove their integrity and there is the eatieiec- ..
:1, tion of knowing that quality and price are sure to be right. 13'-
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4'11 ' . n U "'-
i be t i u. oaucy ompany .1.
.' ‘iniiTH N "Wm 3‘:
vwwww :et'er Wm
M.-. _. ‘.‘ ... w, ”W. 3—.-
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The Par , wk a butt House
, ll ~ «1 \i., South Norwalk
We might tell you hope a lot of nice things about our handsome
new Suite, Skirts. Dresses and Walsto. We might say they were
perfect in style best in quality and best to buy all of which would
be the truth. But it would be far better for yon—«and us —lor W“
to come to this store and see with your own eyes how they look
and ill. and Judge for yourself if they me best for you to buy. lluy
later 11' you want to, but look now. The Style Store 1'01 Ladies.
The Fans to a. and S ii House
515 Main St, Stamford. 33 South Main St. South Norwalk.
WE ALTER FREE. 11
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”tumuldflmmw 1
and magazines. in 1006 be was de"
clnred elected to the ('Icneral ASSPIII',
bly on illc‘Rtlplililli'llll ticket, but Ill
recount of the votes showed that he!
had lost. by a small plurality. lie is}
survived by two daughters, Mrs, A“:
A. l,lliliy and Miss Sarah E, Boudron,
litllli of this city,
iiiiiiiiiiiiii iii iiii
SIGNM: llliltlli iiiits
Did Not See Light in Time to
Avoid Collision Wllll Swither,
He Says
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Norris_
“ Ali's. Elizabeth A. Norris of Dan-
bury, amid eighty—six years, died yes-
\v.»\'i'r;uiiI?uY, tici. tit-misomusr- it‘rdfli' morning. Sim was illo widow
Hurry llrinkivutcr, oi‘ \Vinstcd. t‘lllll' “1‘ “Wm“ M. Norris. and bows two
new oi" it. through freight train from “WIS. William and Archibald, ’l‘lio
\Vinstud in Harlem river dill :iot .‘it‘t! l‘lnim'ul \vill llllit“ltliii‘0 Filth." ulter-
Opposite Hoyt‘s Theatre~Upstairs.
WATCH FOR THE NAME.
\‘l'oi‘ii u'nttlics and «looks old gold.
loud silvoi taken at highest p1ito in
'Aleoram paying to 11 lb. for rags?
and'best prices for rubbers, metals,$
feather beds, etc. ‘
chlinuge in buving new coeds.
1‘... Mains...
' RENOVATED
Upholsterlng and Repairing of Ann.
‘ flame and Modern Furniture.
Awnings. Slip Covers and Mattresses
‘ Made to Order.
It will pay you to let us CStlmate
on your work.
‘A.‘KOHN
hone 3364 45 NOrth Main 8!.
FOR HIRE
DAY 0R NlGHT.
CALL D. TRAVIS
PHONE 1440.
Be Frepared
the cold weather and get
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COOK STOVE with a Guarantee.
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nnith1M;L.Ross
15 ELY AVE, SOUTH NORWALK
PHONE 7 2 2 ~12
DYNER
Ca11912:
I Want to Learn the Top Prices
For
All Kinds of Junk
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24 NORTH MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK
n.
Beds, 1c .1 lb. for Rags. 25¢ per
for magazines.
G. Yourdisky
1 Phone 912. 27 Ely Ave, 80 Norw
Don’ t Be Hasty
lll buying i-Il‘llbl’l‘lltld.
1lluii line that we are lillii‘d‘llli', ut wt-
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1 BUY
Haze ton
Coal
, The B. lleralilicld lit Son (in.
«It. 294 122 wivrnn s'r.
limpvrl llw
‘ll'l'iill‘ly low print-u.
"At the Former Auditorium Building,
87 NORTH MAIN STREET.
We buy iilli'ullil-llllllll Fill‘lilllll’l‘.
AMA
Evcna'ollar
_ I Inducted from every pay envelope and if}
Deposited' in “
ill amount on it it
late
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lbury. of the switcher, to be so badly
AUTOMOBlLEST
Rubber Tires, Mctals,‘!tcath¢r;
100 for Newspapers 35c per 100 l-
1M. GUTKOWSKY .
1 major.
': department commander of thofi. A.
7 it. of Connecticut.
h ‘1 SouihNorwalk Savings Bank
,',_t-ltar and their it A M
satisfactory toothy Chrimmdm.
noon, at two o'clock, at tlux home of
.
.loi'l Foster, ll l’i'uspvrt strvot, llun~
bury,
1l1ii; signals in time, his train crashed
into n switcher at 10:15; o‘clock last
night on the trestle at the north end
{of llit lotal railroad yuids, tore the
, tank of tho swiulioi off its truck,
1 siiiiisiiod the apron and caused the loot
iol‘ Fireman .l. .l, llnnnlzig, iii Water
Funeral of Paul B. Waller
'llii‘ lunorul ol i‘nnl ll. “dill-111nm
year-old son of 2111. and .\ii::.
Waller, of Spring Sii'tit'l. was conduct
cd last evening, at 8 o'clock, by En-
sign Edward .I. l’errvtt, of the Salvo-
tioii Army (‘oi'ps. 'l‘lio l‘I'ilittlllB were
taken in Soul'oi'd. l)ol., fox; internment.
.lusse
crushed that ainputuliou may be nuc-
canary.
\1. 11011 the crash tunic l'ircmun
filiunk Ryan of the freight train was
lllllt)\\'ll so \itilcnily agiiluit the Hllll’
inf his cab that his shoulder was dis-
‘Iocatcd. .-\ccoi'dini: to l'h'iiihwaior‘s
1story, he saw ”10 light of llil‘. swift-hr:
1as he come down the valley on the
Naugntut'k division trucks, but
:tliouglit it was on the tracks of tho
1 Wntoriowii division.
The signal was not against him but
1110 did not smi- it in time and us he
wounded a curve at the trestle, 300
{foot north of the signal, be crushed
:lnlo the switcher boi‘oro llI,‘ could
stop. At the time, he says, he was
not goluli more than 15 miles an
hour. Neither unuino left the truck.
‘and llillll were able to proceed slow
ly tlllllt‘l‘ their own steam.
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NEWELL'S DANCING
CLASS.
PROFESSOR
Thirty- -fourth Year in South Norwalls
Started Last Night.
For the lllll‘l)‘~l(llll‘lli your in South
Norwnlk, Professor W. (Illbort Nowell,
of Bridgeport. (lilt'liifil his class of
young people for the season of, 1913-11
at the select School of dancing and do-
portlncnt. The first of tho twenty-four
lessons was held last evening and .1
large number have joined the school.
l’roi‘. Newell's reputation point: such
on to command the confidence of all.
As usual the lessons will be given in
the :\l‘l(l.i Ilull, Madison sin-ct. Miss
Elizabeth L‘. Ni-wvli. sister of tlw pro-
fessor, will assist in llli‘ instruction.
All llio latest Hiit'll‘Iy ilniicvs are in
l‘lllllt‘il on the program for this season,
as well as u llltil‘tilliill course (11‘ in‘
struviiori in the \voitx. 'l‘lll‘ unillldl
iiiaii-uitioi'iidi- and ('otilliou iiiuliis will
lit! observed lull-r iii the stratum.
‘1 MAJOR THOMAS BOUDREN
liltlllllltj’fll’tlltl (bl. ld. Major
,"lliuuinb' lioutli'ou pimlduiit .iiil super.
1 1 i l' I '
llililldtill oi tin \\llllt \l.iuu.i'tirii1I-. ’I‘be 1,1111%, "111111111 01,1111 Wednesday
t'oniiuinv, dlvd yvsivi'daiy at his home.
evening front last evening lll‘lli‘l‘ at K
lbti l“.llil\\’(li)il IIU'IIHI', after it short
‘, u‘t'lm'lt.
Hlt'ltlll‘titt. ”1' was born in Newark,
to 111113, was curly loft an orphan
N.
SYDNEY NOVEMBER LOST AGAlN.
‘nml lltIil to hurdle for u llvlniz, lie
'." -' .‘ '- ' I. “‘.-,\'(.‘ll|"
came to lit'lduipuii in 18.52, I‘i‘iilflllli‘il l‘m‘ “"1"” \“llmh‘”. m“
old unit of Alia and Mrs. liiii'i'y V. NW-
i-mbor, or (trims street, will i'lvul tliu
fin-ate of Edward l'uysoii Wooten, the
pedestrian. li‘ lll‘ follow-s up im tuclbiir
lion which lie dcvolopod yesterday.
Little Sydiii-y took it into his lirutl to
Iii-mine butter uripluliilml Will! ”1"
World in uviil-i'ul, and accordingly. lull
homo about ibi'wr o'clock ymiioi'duy
ltlit'i‘llllllll Io lit'i' llw Iilliltlil. lilo tour
i'tllliillllli‘ll Hillllli rim-u lltllil‘b‘ for lll‘ Will-l
not returned to his parents uiilll nix
lli th nvonbiu.
blast. iiviuiuo wound to Iw the ole
triii'tlmi i'oi' llii' little follow for it
was about llull‘ wuy lullWi‘l'll Noi'wnlk
and bin bomb that lli‘ was noticed by
Mrs, l'llnwi' ilrnilriclw to be alone.
Hllo hundred to tin» iii-lubliorlioiiil
who the child was, but was "imam-oun-
fut. title then bronchi him to H. in.
Meuil'u grocery store in East Norwelk
where they telephoned the police,
who in turn delivered the Hub: 'cllitm~
ploii wailier' over to the parents, none
the warm after his oxperlem’i).
burp iwwn ,vvuru lllI'Il wont to Phil-
iidolplilii to entrain: in bu'iluoivs no u
k'iuulioi' oi i-uriluun lamps When the
11 ivil Witt brokr out be noted an In»
i1'irucliu to l'oiiuiaylvanlii troops, ill“
illiilillf. u commission. ”1‘ I‘i'llll‘iiiifl
to l‘nuuw'lli'ul tlliil illill'll lit ”11' l‘iII'liIIl~
thin of llw Sixth l‘ililill”'llt‘lll Volun-
1mm, and win: viiuimtsuimiod no cap.
.lulii oi i‘ompuny l. Alli-r ui‘l‘l‘ll'i’ lll
'llio lli-ltl liu “‘il'i lli‘llli‘lll‘il to recruit
but duly in this mile and lnivr was
lililili' provoul marshal in charge of
lltt‘ rompniiy iii Illinpvvluo l'olul, New
lltIVi‘ll. lii ism: be who l’lllllllllitltliini'll
én i'npinlu of ilic,’.’f»tb ll. ti. "(‘iilm'ml
‘lli‘iillllt'lll iiiiii Hi'l‘l'i‘il wiili lliiil rcpt
:llli‘lil for llli‘ l‘I'llltllllllI‘l‘ ol‘ the war, In;
‘ltig printout of Ilio violation of Now-
bnriio, >4, i'. ”1‘ was lllillill'l‘l'il out.
ilot'rmbnr it. won, with the rank of
He returned to ilridueport
and entered the employ of the White
Manufacturing Company, rising to the
presidency. lie was a member and
pant commander of Elias Howe. .lr.,
1’01“.“ 1‘4 Ru and "WV?“ It mm as Household helpers watch Sentinel
Want Adva. tor chances to find more
appreciative empIdyers.
Sentinel Wants are a thick action
and inexpensive means" of comment
lie was a number
of the loyal Legion, order of Mrs
Motor Boiidren was a strong oppom
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m w ‘ Ye”, ent of compulsory vaccination and cation. They nitord a direct way of
7 , _ 1 " malleted k1?! extenmo mmmign “frying u mam” it” “16 on" ”no
. . Z : ' ; . 3 I 1'. 2*“? ., . .,,-;:'» .- litigated It through the newspapers will but innit interested. .
1.,1‘1' ., '1. .j'
‘ Tuesday
“not planned with
‘juigv and told the court,
':,/-Iw/-I ‘v .4: “I‘/ ‘1“,i:1
““ IO DWIMIH‘ -1-th "‘4’" dual-Inf
Leading Dry Goods Store
Gazette Building, Nerwallt
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values for the money we have ever sold.
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transition solid us
run MANSLAUGHTEB
{Continued from first page.)
The taking of evidence and, the an
guniciiti-i by counsel were llnlslletl
afternoon and when court
convened yesterday morning Judge
Rood delivered his charge to the jury.
lie doiincd‘lbe meaning of sut'oud do
pri'o murder and niiilll‘lllllflllll‘l‘. llu
llusn was charge with sci'ond demon
murder, the (Iraud Jury liavinL':
brought in an indictment in that d"-
igroc against him.
Judson Displeased.
Attorney Stiles .iudsuu was
the verdict of the
in moving; for
sentence, iliut it was a surprising vor-
Illi'l to li'im-und our of tho \vorst ill‘lH-
jiialif‘v that over bub-
llt‘llt‘tl in llii' i‘iilll‘l. rotuu. llv \Vlllll.t‘(l
the maximum summit-o impose-d.
Judge licvd did not think illlI'I‘t,‘ liad
boon any inisruri'iago of justice and
it was his opinion that 1111- jury was
instilled in bringing in the verdict us
they did. He said it was it close
duration bctuvi-n murder and inan-
slaughter.
Attorney Elmore h‘, flanks, of (301111»
set for the defense, argued for a soil:
U‘llt't‘ for Do. iiosn that would give
him (into to rent-0t upon the l'l‘lllll‘
ho had voiuintttvd. but 111- did not
llllllli that it should be the maximum.
Attorney llanlis informed the mom
Stiilu's
. . MABLDI
carriages ill
a,
.A‘H‘Wvluuo “A In‘ II.
Tris ram and Hyatt
we Sell Umbrellas for
ONE DOLLAR
From the largest manufacturer in the world, that, are the best
See the New Sweaters
For ladies and misses in many of the latest models.
IBBWBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB
H. Krieger 81 Co.
The Leading Outfitters in The Norwalks
West Washington Street
milling!
:t‘h'ifii 1111'!
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We have placed
on hale One
Hundred Fairs
of Ladies’ and
Misscs’ Shoes at
For 1,
Fair
Gun Metal. Patent
Leather, Button or
Lace. Former values
$2.50 to $3.00. Sizes
‘3, 3 1-2 and 4.
r7
lived, and the
that while De Rosa was in the (‘onntl'
.Iuil awaiting trial, he wrote 11 letter
his brother asking the latter to
give linunriul aid to Vonnm'cio‘s l‘fllll'
il,\' and lllili when he not out he
would help them. This \\'l'lll. tn SllUW,
accused will b9 do-
i'endml by Attorney .lat'ob it. tilt-III.
t‘ourt adjourned at. 5:31) and wan um»,
tiuod this morning at to o‘clock,
in
. F o b d
the attorney hinted, 1110 print of [In av ra le to Fe crals, l
linen for tile killlui: of bin friend. luAiilJ», “‘55. I‘M” ON. ltv. A re—
Yunnan-lo port persisted here today that. ill“
War llepui'tiiivni. order permitting the
i‘i-ilurnl (it'llt‘l‘tll .ltlitilillll Mans. at the
time Negro: to pass through \im i‘l»‘llil
ti .'rltoi'v io \uv'. n [ :ii9,do .‘.lv\-., «nine
dirmtly from u inquest or Swrttnry
of Hint" lIi'yzin upon the War llvpurt-
lill'lil. ’i‘lit: pcrmlaeiou win-itod wide
spread (‘Ulilllli'lil throughout, this 'i‘nvus
border countri. bm'uuso i'oiiutiiutlou-
ailwls who t'oriiiurly ourubiml i’ii'd‘ruu
Stabbed by Mistake.
llvliiisn stabbed Vi‘llilill'i‘li) in a
boost! nl 1111 Willard strum on tiw
night of August. :11 lust and \‘vnnuv-
('10 died some low days lair-1‘. There
were a number of persons at illi‘
house and 11 Hill!) iinniod .‘Illl'liiwl Alu-
tiirazm I'lllill‘ in. Ho \vuri siiioliliiiz
u i'luai‘ Illltl lit-Rosa liuot'liid lllt.‘ ri~
our front hii: moutli. Trouble be. .
ltvvi-u llli‘ two started llllll llu» l'i'luiidu M‘“”” "WMM ”W" “‘"H‘ “mm" to,
of built ll‘li'il to partly nui'li mun, 910111“ “N ”w“ l““"""""'”“' l
.\‘t)I:.-\I.11;S. Arty“, UN. 11'». it
imported but iiiulit l'ioiii {mil-rut rourv
rm lliil‘ I'ii'tl'l‘llltll‘lli troops llllvl'
\Vlllilli‘lib 1. :mm lliiuytluizii-i, Sonora. in
tube 11:!“ in u umbilimilou Ill ll-nb'o.
l‘lt :. it
lliiil
“‘11 n
boltlluiz lloltosu, while others lit-id
Muiui'azzo.
While ‘llt'llilb‘ll \vus bi-qu Ill-iii by
tour or ttvi- lIlt'Il. including Vl‘llflllt‘>
l‘ll), be not lllH unite to lib: Imnii 01111
in attempting in iron liliiisuli’, illl‘
lllillll' iuituri-il llll‘ t‘lioul'ol \‘i-uiiuuoio.
Morano on Trial.
The iii’ivrnoou oi yt-siui'diiy in tbi'
superior court was lipi'ill In swim-inn:
a jury to try the mac of (Iulmvpltl
Mill‘llili). churned with killing Nii'liolna
lllnl‘oro, ii atria-I l‘orviiiiin, iii lli'ltlitv-
port, on July :Ilut lust,
’l'livrv worn nlx iiioii inducted to art
on jurymou lwl'oi'o court adjourned.
They were (imiruu W. Alilln of Not-
wnlli; .‘llli‘lillilll linucli. Monroe: \VIIu
lliim ll. llull, Bunion; Samuel ll.
Hturgiu, ‘ Wilton; Nicholas Wulwlov,
lluuilnulou, and (‘liurlcu Millpnugli.
llurlou. 'i‘weiitydlvo more men will
be brought. bolero the court thin
morning and the other six jurymcn
will be selected.
(in the last day of July "Moreno,
who in a street laborer, nrrlvlidgr Rite
in work and find a quarrel with the
street foreman, who was In charge
of a gang or their on Klelor street and
wait discharged. At noon Moreno
went looking for the foreman, and
upon seeing him, fired two shots at
.1111!) killing him instantly“ The one
will be tried beterém Judge Joel'il
Um- i'u'ii-tzulis'lu ‘illll‘W‘n’
Him lt’itl'lwtl 131.11 iiiu lll\1|l|“.'l'lili-
oi'i'iipiid liiiipuliiii'. a suburb ill thin).
aims. . i ii. withdrawal ni‘ llll' i‘ml
‘i‘l'ill ll‘iillplw.
lllllll lll Will S’lllill
WALL H‘i‘lii'll‘l‘l‘, biotin. ilpiwulutiii-
tu‘lilllfii'lll recruit strongly to the evil?
lui‘: sldo today. Ilpliilon Won l‘till“(.?llll'
i,\' bonrinii uniting the more iiupurtaii
professional traders, who wore limi—
lost. mtlloru of Union i'ui'llli', llviiilliiu
and the (toppers. lluldoru or elm-ha
\vcrc iiiiproiiaed by tho continued ob»
notice of banking support. but reports
that banks and trust companies were
unloading holdings because of illiillfll:
infection at financial. political and
business conditions. met with denials.
Further onto In Steel Products. the
Mexican situation and conjecture an
it
bad Weight to depressing sentiment.
Although trading became dull after the
am hour, the mullet showed no shit
ity to recover with our spirit. Week»
nose of minor issues Indicated that
force genuine liquidation.
Bo'ids were heavy.
En, tang.
weak spots were being brought out to
BOARD OF CHARITIES ORGANIZE.
The new board of charity (OlllilllI-l~
«louvre, the personnel of which
made up of l‘iolil'g'i‘ W. liayiiioiid.
in 'illll‘ and James A, Brown,
In
John
this ui~
to moon paid a. '-'i>'ll to tho town farm.
’l‘iieii' purposu mu: to more.
ly titlullallni tlmiiisoivos with the mn‘
(“11011 of 1M property
‘ Iiiiriiil'gll-
and to outaln
it (li‘lllillv liimvli'dizu 01' llir', motilodil
oi‘ how the "Slit‘lillhllllli‘lli is run,
A izood adv.
paper.
pays best in the best.
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We Are First to
Show the Advanced
Styles of Autumn
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