e
,Iliuwrenco l-ioIIIlIIy, .who
,I‘IILh having CIIIIIIIIilthl iltiiiilull upon
‘II-II IIIIIIIIIIlt Ut'Cllill‘lI (lll
asrnnlsnao 1870
“a..." In...“ ”M...
A IIIB IY
YIB IM BI
AI H__BSPIIA
Joseph Monllik, otDaI-ien, Suc-
dumbed in Fatally Fractured
Skull, .Yeslerday Morning
’IIIIII‘IIIIIIIII
. HIS IIIIIISBIIIIISIIISS
Trolley Drew Not Blamed by the
Authorities
Coasting down It steep incline near
the White bridge, which marks the
line between Darien and Rowoyton,
of“ his bicycle, ”Saturday night. about
fl :20 o'clock and crashed into n trolley
‘mr on the opposite side of the street.
the sustnincd a severely
I24ku11 and died in the Nol‘wolk liospi
ItIIl, whore he was taken,
JIaornIug, at 0:55 o’clock.
(Continuodn on Sixth Page)
r"
WJAPANESE HOSIERV FOR XMAS.
li‘ine line of silk stockings, 500 nud‘
Mo. Splendid line of Ilinltlkel'leIl‘Iffl
It'or Xmas See them before deciding.
Ibliss Polbemus, 80 W ashlng‘tmi II Ilect.
----(‘.utholic lw’rnycr flocks from 100 to
$7.00. l‘tosury beads from 100 to $3.00.
Also other Catholic religions articles
m John '1‘. Il-lIIyes' news and stationery
More, No. 3'» Main St, I'oIIIIIInlk.
-~-lluy one for XIIIIan, uu Autopiuno.
{italic-lite every member of the iumily.
lit Sonnenbcrg Co.
‘ ..._..._.__. -...<
—HOM.E,MADE JELLIES.
Assorted candies, lllIilI'II
E‘I‘alpII conserve at Nelson llIIyI'I-I,
WRIT YIELD OVER
YEAII AIID A HALF
Two Ditties were before Judge hock-
Isood, in the Town court. this morning,
and both were continued. The one of
is charged
l
I
:I I‘cllow being II your Iico lust Scptom’
lIII-r. was put over until tomorrow to“
:Il'ow the accused to procure counsel;
.IIIH bond was fixed Ill $73, ’llIe cling
ll . 'IIturIlIIy
night It war and II iIIIll f‘l. II null How
1 3’ Anti touu iIIIIIIIIIliIII 1~ ;;:II-r that.
,IIJII .lid not roturn not.) 1.. «l IIIIIIlI. ilo
Mali urroIItIIi IIt tin» IIIIIIII- III' Illa.
III I.III curly IlIIIII morning.
”IAIII othri; rune “I’m llI.II III .lIIlIIIII
It; lildii' in, who IIIIII out on p; II'UIA‘ under
Iil'lIIIIr Silk. lioodulu has: II churi‘m
h helm: IIIIIr him of li= Inuit, “him in.
It IIIIIIIittIIIl upon lIiu IIIIIIIIIII. null III,
pug. ulII-II tIIm chIkII to put IIIIIk IIIIIII
t'I IIIIhtI-II out ’l‘IIbI llltll :IIIIII, he fold
the ludno tIIIII. ho in lll’tlillitll‘d II job
J‘iitIlI IIllI-I' (,EIIIIIIItIIIIIII, and no IIli‘i‘iilitl
I’ll
u... (*I'IIIYIIIUDIA IIIr another two wookc.I
wNEAHING THE GOAL.
. WI» HIliiII hol (I:IIIII_I"tlI(IIII orcr, llon't
full to and “who Inoornclluuio ll’li‘I brlor.
pinI-II; hood lIIIrIIanII. The old IIIIIIIIIIII»
I. IIIIII. Wilf‘IliIt')’ 8; Clark, (for. MIIIII
III-1, \i‘nIIIIIIIIItnn meow.
_ we... I‘m...
«CHRISTMAS PACKAGED OF‘
CANDY.
II will pay you to go out of your
nIIIII In look III the line aauortmcut
of i‘lu'lalnum ll‘llii‘lliliflts of candy. 'l‘lic
hitch In lnrgnr and Doctor tilinll ever
Ash‘s. ,IIIIIII. Clifford Pharmacy.
a... ...... ”I... . .. mumw a
wXMAD ORDERD. ‘
for {homemade bread and calm nlmnld
be in early in the weerh. Banner Hull-
err. 13 Monroe street,
«DON‘T
buy that watch, pin. omelet, silver,
out «glans or clock until you Attire
looked over the line stool III-t Newt II.
IIIIIIIt andj
m
mum It “thlg'
IIIIIIIIIIIII
IIIIII II on elm
Blaze in One of the Room of the
DilyHall, Saturday Evening,
Caused Some Excitement
“.mm
.An alarm of fire from box 3. in the
second district, canned some excite-
ment, Saturday evening, about is
o'clock, especially when it became
known that the tire was 1:1 the City
Hall, at the corner of North Main and
Ann streets. The Christmas shop-
pers, as well as many other people,
gathered in the street, but the depart;
ment fire fighters werepromptly on
the scene, and the flames were extin-
guished with but alight damage to the
building. a
The fire was confined to the room
occupied by the city assessors.
thin William F. IHoyt wuss in the room
during the afternoon, and went out for
o few minutes shortly before 6 o’clock.
Ille lclt the light burning and the door
unlocked, n Id it was timing; his ab-
‘I hence that Judge John Keogh, who was;
“050ml IMoutlik, 0f Daricn, 103‘ 00mm! pausing the City Hall, discovered the. Sultreync (40,,” Hitting
iinmcu. He ran to the roar of the
building,
line .liunos ll.
G ihuon. The
phone. When thII linmee had been cx~
b'i‘fitiil‘dI‘Y‘tinguiehed and the room cleared oi cit. Mm, “m”, as
{smokey it one found that the wuetc
basket hull been consumed, u hole
Iburncd in the floor where the basket
Metood and It map of the t‘itv of Soul 11
I\‘orwnlk. which was hangingr on the
IIIIull oIcII the bnskct 11nd Itluo been
binned up. This won the 1,1 cutest lone
Ins the map coat originally about $1.-
000 to make. Officer Fisher threw the
lnIIIIIluI,I articles out of the window.
{ —-THE OLD, OLD STORY.
Pipes and cigars, cigars and pipes,
imported and domestic cigars, cigar
otlce by the box. 1' should worry.
and Washington streetu.
-—AT NELSON HOYT'S.
aorl (Id out n.
._.. .. fiww...’ ......
—-NOTICE.
The siorl‘ of Raymond and Son IIill
be open IIIIJI} owning until Christ
I
m'lS.
FODTPAI) KIIIIIIKS WDMAI'I
I DDWII Alli) 110118 HER
”W
l SIIIIIIIIIIIIuIIII and robbed wow the
[lilttllll of Mrs: \illliIIuI Kipp.
iihostnul elIIIIIl I#iI-IIIIIIII illeIrII-I. inst
IIiIIlII III 7:. ".0, “AW“ she told II frolic}
,Inron ol‘ IIll‘ tlrIHlllII upon Ilil'. She
was IleIII'IIII on iln» bond by no “Mill“
out from .bIIhIIIII. IIIIII lIIIr pnrw, (mu
minim: nirly (-(II‘IIH uIIIl II IIIIIiIIIIbIII;
one Hllititlliitl lIoIII hIIr nu IIlIII fell.
I01 lI III Milton 1, Lockwood ItII'IIIIIlIIut
III III could not no intro 01' the foot:
lfllY.
'i‘lIIII but III-III'udoul tho HIIlIt“lll(‘IlI oi
I lli‘l'l'iiHIlV of IIIoIIIIIn to lump II
IlII-
IIIlIIIII \vulI-h for tho IilllltYIlll‘ll-U‘l'li net
It him If \\ lt.1'IIIIniIII.ItoII IIIIIlIId II nook
illili)."II11' lIlllill-Il‘llll IIu III hIIIIk of hire
Kipp hour the \'.“l'I«‘IIIl(llllllI IIIIprIIIIch
in ”it“ IIIIllIIIIIIIl IIIIII IIlrIII-II 1101' down
hIIl‘IIIIII IIIIII l‘t‘llII'M'lI \Ihnl IIIIII Illilllli‘lII
l'lY. IIII lI I no IIIIIIII-uly lhIII'I-
III'IIIIIIIIIIII}: no IIlIIIIcIIIplIIIII of tho IIIIIII
Il’or llIII police to work illillll.
“CARD OF THANKS.
We IlIIIIlrII to thunk the, l‘l'lI-IIIIII IIIIIl
rfilli't‘ll’lltllil also, for llornl tribute».
4 WM Mllilditllv Mill IMMHII'.
.........._..4... W . . not...»
MHOME MADE CANDIED
A iluc naorbncut of homoulpadc onu-
Ily and pop corn burn ut \IIlIIoII
lloyt‘n,
wit?
it. Nanak, North Main direct.
wHomz-«mede candles for churches
and lodges. ll Williams, North
Main otroet.
8: Wallace, Washington street.
MOI.
Cup-I
and notified Captain 01 PI)"
lultcr'
fractured promptly “”1“?“ i“ ’1“ “km“ by “3“} tor H. t‘lurlt, Republican. and Major:
Whelpley &. Clark, on the cornei Main:
I
Celery, cranberries, crulpo fruit, Mn-I
lugu gI'IIIpea. oranges, lublo raisins, lo~I
bio apples. (hues, figs, bananas and (III-f
MY 7‘
in,
IIIIlnlIlIorII for their kiIIIhIc-na in our IllPI‘
it‘n any-thing in jewulry we have it..
W»-
BIII’IIEIAIBBIIIII
Decides that He Had Aulhorityto
I Fill Dtiices Disauraed on by
Last General Assembly
IIIIIIBIBHII’S AIIB BBIIIIIIIY
BBMMISSIBIIIBA IB BIAY
Cases on Which Democratic Nom-
inees’ Righls Were Based
Decided tor Them
By IlIIisiIIns lIIIIIdI’Id down by the
in ‘llnrtlord.
liberie, ilrm
Saturday I‘ll‘ilt.‘i‘lt‘li (1.
point: l‘Olllt, succeeding Judge \II'III»
~1§(I\\‘itl'(l '1‘, Lyon. lionIorIIIl, 01 this
(onIIIIIII. donor II.III (‘ilt‘ilIll,z
\\ :ItlIIIII, Rupuhlicnn
Annie: Milled In the
hith IIIIIII oi the stub,-
I“.
'I III!
101‘ IIIIIII.‘
IIII'II lll<
{ll‘t‘ the up
(Continued on Ninth Page)
.... 5....--—
; ~CIGARS, 50:: TO $5.00 PER BOX.
, Pipes, to $5.00.
I ’l‘obuclo, be to $2.00,
5 mass can tray, 82.0010 $4.00.
I
I
I,-
.. it (‘
Brass ash stands, $2.50 to $4.00.
Humidors, $3.59 to $0.00,
Cigar pouch, $2.00 to $5.00.
Cigarettemuch, $2.00 to $5.00.
Cigar holder, DOC to $5.00.
I Cigarette holder, I'IIIc Io 55.00.
i Tobacco jars, $2.00 to $4.00.
Souvenirs to ladies.
UREYFUSS' CIGAR STORE.
*GET IN LINE
BR BBYIIIIIIIB B
APPIIINIM AIS.
orrot, becomes judge of the l-lIIrtl'ordé
liIII tl’orIl county ‘
decision of thc‘
WWW-WW”
/ SOUTH NORWALK, CONN» HONDAY. mm 2!, I913
I. u m ,Iwumn-an W m mum
“III III" IIIIII .
II IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIII
Christmas Festival Drew Large
Congregation in South Nor-
~ walk Ediilce test . '
‘ Night
I
The Christmas festival (It the South
Norwalk Methodist Church was held
last evening, in the church auditorium
and the edifice was well filled with the
many scholars, their parents and their
friends. .
The featival, lA‘I'liha Gift,” was given
under the direction of a ‘ committee
from the church. It proved a most
happy choice and was well presented
by the young people of the school.
Miss Emma. Fallon was the elect:-
tioniut, and her work is deserving oi?
the praise she is receiving. Miss Ma-
bel IM. Soule, who directed the chorus{
choir is also to be complimented for
hot inborn which resulted no success- I
fully. '
A dual by the Mlsuou Mildled Ket-
chum II Id Tluby Slum-"Ion \IIIII received
jwlih pleasure. an were the 50105 of
Mine Finch and lilies Miller. I
The program was as follows:
Iilymnw“.loy to the World"-I;»Ily school,
. and congregation.
I .Pl‘llytlr-“By pastor.
Responsive lieudinguwliy t". F.
trIIIII.
Remarks ------ 11y l‘nutor.
Tris-‘
Collection wily ton young ladies.
{Anthem Illy choir. I
['"l‘bo (lift."--—I—lly young people of
A school.
I Clarence Arnold, violinist. (unlisted
, with two very line numbers, decompo-
3 died by Archibald Taylor Merriam. or-
' gnniet.
~DUMPING GROUND WANTED
All pioperty owners in the I‘irI-Il. and
Third districts who have ground suit
able to be used by the city to dump
ashes and garbage please notify [Street
(‘onIIIIlueioncr George A. Sharron.
—-ONLY EIGHT DAYS’ MOREI
(Act goes into duvet. See Taylor &
‘IolIlon's adv.
and look over our meerechnum “MI
Ibrler pipes-«tho price will suit you
and the quality can't be excelled hot
on quote priced to you. Wholployd.
Clark.
—ONLY EIGHT DAYS' MORE
before the WorlIIIIIIII' II (‘ompcIIInItIIIIII
Act Loon into (Ill'I-cl. taco 'l‘IIyIloI
iloldcn'u udv.
_.., . .....,. _., ,
PANKIIURST SISTERS
W
:2, .\1rI—I.1I2IIIIIII-llIII~
I’llllIiIllli‘nI Icl't London wry IIIIIIIIIy
)'i‘.‘ilt'l'lll1)‘ for i’IIrIs-Iou tho \IIIy
SII'IIIII-IIIIIIIII lo l'i‘t‘lllli'rllli‘ from Ill‘i'
\\‘t.“i|Iilli‘rlli bronchi about by u “hunger
and IIlIl‘IIL IIlI'IlIII“ in llolion‘uy Jail,
Il‘illll wlIIIIlI IIlII- \I'IIII l‘l‘Iulli‘ilitI on llcr
‘17. “Dr III-pnrlurc IIIIII not tlt‘i‘lllllliil
‘llIl'd by IIIIy of tho nmml doIIIIIIIIIlI'nI
,liouu,
JtuIIIoI'II “M" in I-IIIIIIIIIIIIIII \oIlIIv
thnl IIIlIIIloIIII III-III .IIlrIIlIIIId bItIIII III
‘zIyIIIII l‘II IIIiIIII‘I l and We; (‘hrIutuhul
.l’IIIIIIlIurIIt Ibo tIro IIIIIIIIIIII‘IIII III the
IIUNIMN. IIIIII.
IIIlliiIIIIt lIIIIIhIr, III ('illliii‘tlllt'iii‘i‘ IIi .“Iiilié
Sylvlu‘n IlIIlnrmlIuIlIIIII to illllit‘l’IlIY'IlIt‘I
III'III cIIIanIidn III ”10 NAM IIIIII of houo‘
(ion and in IIIY‘IIIIIII III t‘llItlllt'l‘iiIit IIIIthI
ilIn lilt‘llllli‘i‘ii of the Labor party. lulu»
illirlelubnl iIIMIHIIirtlYl‘ti of lIIIII Hi'IlIIIlli‘,
'IIIIII iII IIIIIII to I11‘ withholding fIIIIIIII.
WW
mA WEN WFIITEB WITH WATER.
‘l he lIIlIIIIi thlugn II: pIInII. IoolIII quIt
him It fountain pen. liIIIIIIirIIn no Ilik.
, or lilting, but when by ulniply dipping
,into II nter, nothing note not of DTIYHY‘I.
lfIIIIriIIII ltd lull in concentrated form
and lurnu it Into llIIlIl ink IIII the writ:
{lug continued. Packed in himdeomn
Idecornlell Dhrialmnn boned.
lpIIIII. c. w econ, Norwnik.
ai .W
~ONIW EIGHT DAYD' MDRE
before the Workman”: Commutation
net goes into effect. flea {ruler a
Golden‘s adv.
III
.5.
«WDRKMEN‘G ODMPUNBATION MW
Itormntlou in Taylor II: Golden‘s My.
HAVE DIFFERENDEW
It),
the could
{BRAB Y IYI
WAS MAB
IPIIB III IBBA
‘Many Bequesla Lclielly lo Rela-
lives and Friends cl De-
ceased are Noll I1
BIJI AABB IIII
Ill IIIIIII IIIIIII
We...“ ... .
!
Homestead, $30,000, and Other
Arllclee in Cousin
“warm
in the will of the lIIlII lilIIry A. IIl‘IltI'
icy, of lI‘IIIrllIIlIl IIIIIIIIIII, wiIoIIII funeral
was held illi lI‘rldIIy IIIIII. lorul rclII-
Itlynu IInIl 'l'riully i-lpiIIcIIpIIl ljfihurcb
Illllii'IIU‘II. final-go lI‘. lchIrIIII wan up
IIIIIIIIIIIl epicenter of the tIlIl‘AIlllt‘llL,
which Willi lIl‘ilIWfl on Hoplnuibnr 1:11,
10011.
The property in. iiIIlrllold Iwnnun
‘ owned by the Ill-conned Wits left to her
couuin, Luther 'l‘rcnl, Abbott, of Mid
IIIIIIpellII, Minn. The will provided
that. in the event Mr. Abbott did not
Inn-viva Mien Illradley the property
”J ,.., M at. “W
i - ,. .,
1 (continued on twelfth IIIIIIIIII
L-WDRKMEN'IB GOM’PfiNM‘YIDN ACT;
{in the $1,000,000
Nelson fi‘IIylor. who
ye. Norwulk (with Wright).
before the Workmen'n Compensntlon'
BBYI BIII
BI. IIBIIIS
BIB ISIAII
Legal Action. Reveals Remark-
able Romance el‘IBessarabian
Beauty" in This City
Inc IIIIIIIIII IIIIIII
litifll lllillll IIIIII
Womana Famous Beauty, Who
Fascinated All Europe
Allelic Aime de Corrlcre, famed for
her utiunge IIttIaotion, and hnouu
Europe OY‘el 219 the “llossarnbinn
Bounty‘. in,.\'cw York today to
push her fight for her dowcr right
estate of the.
killed himself.
beauty ullnltrrcd
15
when the [unions
his romance and left him alone after
three years of happiness.
(Continued on third page)
-—CHRISTMAS NIGHT.
Armory, Point A. C., of Bayonne. N. .l.,
Prelimi-
lluskctbnll. dancing. lie-
No game tonight.
-—-DUMPING GROUND WANTED.
nary game.
served seats.
uble to be used by the city to dump
aches and garbage please notify Street
Conuniseioncr George A Slicrron.
,-WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION ACT
{goes into effect Jan. 1, 1914. Pull in-
.t’ormntion in Taylor & Golden's adv.
MOIIE DDBPDRATIDIIS
MAY BE DIBSDLVED
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22 .—~—l’rcaldent
Wilson lot it be known teddy that some.
other corporations besiden the Ameri-
can Telephone and Telegraph Com-
,pany had shown It diepouition to take
the initiative in reorganizullouu
(:onfoI'III with IIH‘ Sherman unit-Trust
low
M.
7 1.118 DUANE“ BEEF, 500
lI‘IIIIIII IrIIIIlI dimmed turkms, illp ll}
NIItlIII roIIIIIlIIIz chickens, 3h.
Smull llllIIH.‘ po'k loinu,
lI‘IIIIsII lIIIuIII, 'lSII.
lI‘rIAlI hIlffilIlIt‘l‘h‘, lllII.
diomc-qudu Hillltiflilt’, no better, 151‘.
Native IIIIIII.
Fairing legs of Illlll'I), lilo.
(told filIIIlul butter. l'rIIIIII eggs, (Irunv
humor, It'Itllt‘t‘, III-lcry, l‘II IIIIII‘: onloun,
grape fruit.
All ('llllllt‘d utld l'lIi‘IiIt‘lI goodn.
Sun-III IIIJII-I'. ‘J'Ie‘nullon.
I IIIIZIIII ornnunu, 1th.
("IIIAHNUK‘H hidliltl-l’l‘.
l.~‘(I,
--DNLY EIGHT DAY/8' MORE
before the WIIIIIIIIIIIII'II (EIInIpIIIpuIiioII
Act Inn-II into (Ifl't-(Il. Son 'l‘uylor it:
(lIIhlIIII'I-I IIIIII.
........ m. be
“HANDSDME HDLIDAY DISPLAY.
'l‘IIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIt lion III‘ XIIIIIII untidy
III The i 'IIITIIIIII l’hlli‘nutuv
CHRIDTMAS DAY hENTlNEL.
'l‘ho floutlnul will be pIIlIliIIhIIIl on n
morning paper on ’l‘lIanIIluy, i‘lhrlnt
11105 buy. All IIIlvcrtlnumI-niu, nnwn
llama, Isle. nlinnld reach the nlllcn of
publication chneaduy afternoon.
.IIW. M... “a
MA ralr exchange in no rubbery."
We inure tho Xmun good». You have
the money. Leigh exchange Illinord
Pharmacy
Maw a...»
w. “M.,....,,,,.. ,,... ,,...
Imw-w—«w IIquIWWMMWumm
nit- Ind «In» dentin.
wry—WWWVWW A... ..
IIII IIIIIYB III
IIIIB BBIIIII IIIIIIII’
Kelly and His Bird Made Time
Lively Yesterday for Police
Authorities
. “John Kelly," called Prosecuting At-
torney William A. Grimu, Jr., in the
Town court, this morning, the usual
procedure. “Ha, ha,” quietly laughed
Judge John Keogh, who said in a low
voice, "There are no Kenya in that
line up.” Sure enough the Irish were
strangely missing from the prisoner’s
bench and Kelly had forfeited II $10
end.
But there hangs a. tall, II rooster tail.
Kelly had been drinking with friends
in Spring IHlll dud Wine on his way
home, a thoroughbred fowl beneath his
arms. in attempting to negotiate the
high curb in Washington street. Kel-
ly's feet refused and he struck heav-
late1
((1
ily on his face
oughbred, stood near his muster nudI
waited lor him to arise. Olilcchrunk
S. Struttou helped Kelly to his feet‘
the:
and then to the police station,
rooster nocompauyting the party.
For sale keeping a rope IIIIIII tied
about one of the bird's legs.
stout knots were placed therein.
box for a cell was then given the fowl
and he remained quiet until Kelly ro-lj
vivcd sufficiently to furnish the bond. ’
This morning Kelly and the rooster,
were, missing. The bird. chnrged with:
.IIII attempt to cactipe from his cell, had.
his case nulled. '
I
I All property owners in the First and
;'1‘hiIII1 districts who have ground suit-
BEEIIB MEAT & 9001].“).
a...“
Fancy,
picked Turin-ye. 25e280300.
I tlceso, 24c.
Roasting chickens, broilers, lowland I
ducks.
Oranges, 12 to 400.
I Cranberries, BC.
1
Native celery.
~W1NES FOR XMAS.
liurge line of the finest wines and
liquors on the market. Telephone
your Xmus ordm Stephen Nov-uh.
15 Railroad 1’1ncc.’i‘o1. (loll-Ii,
I
l
MA (ronn, Harrington or Concord
piano would please the entire family.
-—~0ne large gift for the entire I‘IInI-.
ily. m. The Studwcll l’Inno (Yo.
1 ~- w—w ...........—«.m—.».. w-
~-l’1u('o \our orIIlIII $111“ for iIIII
cream for Xmas lhIlflIIw
BROWN AND IIIIYT
GET PIPE BDNTRADT‘
'l’iIII IIIIntrIIIIliuIz llrm of llrown
Hoyt IIII‘II‘II lthll'lIi‘tI tho IIII;ItI'IIIIt for
lilylm,’ tho 4,000 TON of ubrIIIIIlI wuiI-r
.pIpII in llrI-Irory lloulovurd by the din.
trlrl IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII‘IIIII IIII Suturduy.
'l‘horn worn three other YlIlIIII‘l‘iIif iI‘oloy
Iii, t‘IIIanuI). 'i‘lIIe lt‘IIIplrII i‘IIIInlIIIIIIllIIn
llIIIIIIIIIIIy, IIIIII SIIlvnlor ithnrlotr.
iiroh'n KI Illoyt IIIIIIIIIIIII to (In tho work
for 3H IIIIIIIII II foot to from IIIIIl star.
for IIpIIIIlIIl II‘IIIIII'.
”BUY "HIM” FOR XMAS
II IliilIIYi‘ of lI‘IIIIIII'lIIIIIIIIII'II
pure IIyII whinkoy.
('Alll buy it In all nghen Norult‘n, 1
Railroad lIlIIIIII. ’i‘IIl Illilb'
tiny 'lIIIII" n box of our IlIIllIIIIIuII
IIIIIIIly. put up in lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII .\IIIIIII box- .
tililford l‘lIIIIInIIIIIy
... -o ..
1‘91.
WORKMEN‘s COMPENDATION ACT
noun into effect Aunt . liili. run the
formnllon lII 'l‘IIylor IA. (loldbn’n nor.
a new”... “be...“ 1.. c... .-I In»... one,
i Mlluy ilm IIIIII or daughter n Illunnell
piano, Iiitudwhll Piano (in.
“WWI... my...
I WCARD OF THANKD.
mm...
The rooster, u thor-i
Threo:
1:11
In little time another officer went into“
,tho (Icll house and found the roostel"
V picking the knots.
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-—UNEEDAS, 6 FOR 25c.
I, White iiesc mince meat, 3 for‘flI‘SC.
llcinz‘s loose mince meet, 1b., 18c.
Dudley's pumpkin, 2 for 250.
Tilllllltofls. 3 for gfic.
Corn, 3 for film
Pens, 3 for 250.
L. I. cutsup, 0 for 25c.
'l‘urnlps. peck, 20c.
Mixed nuts, 1b., Ibo.
Jolly, 3 for 2-50.
I Yellowstone flour, bug, 090.
Gold Medal flour, bug. 760.
All kinds Xmas candy.
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primury (lnpurtnwut of the Sunday
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gifts itillllt‘fi and the IlIIlk-Ious ro-
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