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NORWALK
'l‘he llittner family have removed
horn Cme street to Hawkins avo-
sure.
i
Thomas Price. of ltridge street, has
oecured a position as driver with the‘
Pen is Coal Company.
vhcre Mr. Scofleld delivered a Very
.ntcresttng address last night,
I
his! Ruth-,Flint, of Ni Carmel,
N. Y., is visiting her parents. on Ro
wayton avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Taylor, of Pen-
noyer street, are visiting relatives in
Fall River, Mass
Mrs ll 1.. Raymond. of West Side
avenue, is recovering from a recent
attack of the grip.
Miss Mary Dance. of New York
rents, on West Side avenue
Charles Briers, of Lakewood, N. J..
spent Saturday looking over his prop-
erty. on Roton avenue.
Harold i utbili has returned to Wes-
leyan College. after spending his Eut-
er vacation with his parents.
Charles B. Briggs, formerly of this
place. but now of Lakevilie. New Jer-
Lyltian Gilbert, of Van Zant street,
has accepted a position with the. J.
t .1. Cash factory. on Chestnut street.
The Orioles, of the East Side. were
yesterday afternoon defeated by the
Dresden the. sf‘ol'e of
to 5.
Lakes ll)
Robert \'oorhees. or 'l‘rentott. N. J.,
spent the weekend with is parents.
Mr. and hits. Edward \'oor.ie--.~, of
First street.
John llyrnes' motor boat May was
Illncl‘t‘d ‘,ts!et‘dtt}' Malt" lt't. i 't. it
mnem are now preparing to p it their
(lifts ittto the water.
Mr. and Mrs. Orrin ll. Smith. of
Newtown; Mr. and Mrs. ii. 1). Perry
and son Hurry. of llanbury. wc:c
visitors on the East Side yesterday.
Rev. (‘. \l'. Simpson. of Bridgeport,
Ind Rev. E. l-‘. McGt‘egor, of Norwalk,
were the smokers yesterday during
the services iii the East Avenue. M.
8. Church.
Mrs. ll. G. Hendrick. of Cove ave«
title, was a visitor- int Bridgeport yea-
terday where she spent the day with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Jes-
oen, of Den/vet avenue.
The Mary Cuff. of which Captain
10'
‘scy, has been spending a few days
here.
: lleibert llufttult has resigned his
position with Yale & Towne Company,
Stamford. and has accepted one with
the Remington Arnis Works, at
Mr and Mrs. Oscar Scott, fortiter'lv
.
. if tiits place. who have been il\'lllL' ill
Ntll‘lltlttll‘l, Long lslztnti, have moved
back again, and are occupying one of
(‘ltai'lvs ll. llrigtts' houses.
Mr and Mrs John ’l‘iebotit and fruit»
' . of lli‘UUki)", spent lllt' “It'k't‘lld
‘ tittir residence on (‘udlipp street.
Ellis. June and tvvo tl..ugli-
'crs, of Port Chester. .'. Y.. spent Sun-
: y with MI". and Mrs John ll. Snif-
tin.
li'lr t (it
Tucsdity evening. May 2. is the date
‘set for the first quarterly conference
of the new year at the lfmvulton M.
l}. (lurch. Dr. (3. W. Mci‘orruick. the
recently appointed district superin-
tendent, will be present and preside.
lie requests that all committees which
ishould report be ready at that time.
The hour of meeting is 8 p. m.
The wedding of Miss Betty How-
nrth. of Fall ltiver. Mass, and Ernest
‘Taylor, of South Norwnlk. formerly of
ithis place. took place Monday after-
noon. April 24. at the bride's home.
W. of the East Side, in own. u Several relatives from South Norwnilr
loading a cargo at mod oystgn at ‘. and Rowavton attended. The happy
I l I l p wry to nailing m couple left on a wedding trip, lifter
I' ii i “-1.! which they will reside with the
groom's patients in South Norwalk.
Captain Gainor‘s auxiliary yawl boat;
in towed Saturday afternoon by 3.;
fl. Hendrick“s 'Hazel H. to Palmer:
Mers' yards. Cos Cob. where it’
will undergo extenive repairs.
Maw.
DA. mm .
A change has been made in the'
o-
caucus was boil Wednesday nitht I:
called, for want of a quorum.
James Lawton narrowly escaped the
jury a few days ago when a trolity
pole from one of the street cars fell
off. striking the home he was driving.
l Rev. S. C. Johnson delivered a ser-
'tnon yesterday morning in the Metho-
I.‘dlst church, the subiut being "The
a song service. on “Echoes from a Bos-
ton Men‘s M eating."
i The men of the M. P. Church at No
iroton Heights served a clam-chowder
li‘rtday night. and proved themselves
indept in the culinary art.
. One of Andrew Taylor's livery rigs
was run info, Friday, by an automo-
i bile driven by Waterbury parties, near
the flats. The men and the horse they
‘were driving were injured and the
i carriage was damaged,
l
The ulectmen have f3rmally desig-
nated this week as Clean-l‘p Week,
and engaged teams which will. on
Thursday. call at every house in the
town to cart away rubbish brought out for several (“)5 by the rebels, and
from cellars and yards, so as to be even at this time snipers in houses in:
readily accessible to the teamsters.
Clarence (‘Ioek while drit inn 3 horse
attached to a hungry Thursday after-
noon .wrts struck by an automobile
,New Birth." and in the evening. after‘
THE IOUTH NORWALI nvmtto mun.
PAGE BOUu
'ltlhi‘tiitlt tit
unwantun
(continued dram Ftrot Page.)
fumes Connolly, one of the leaders
of “the uprising, in said by Government
officials to be a prisoner, wounded.‘
in the castle.
A correspondent of The Associated
Press visited the entire area of the
disturbance today. The desolation
and destruction Show how severe was
,‘the fighting while it lasted.
The post omce, which was in the
hands of the rebels most of the weelz
when retaken was found to have been
badly damaged by fire and shot.
Reports iroru the provincial dis-
tricts show that the greatest disturb
ance outside the city occurred in
County Meath, where armed rebels in
parties were still terrorizing the coun-
ty side yesterday. In other districts
there were disorders. At one place
the Royal lrish Constabulary \t.‘t~ sur
rounded by rebels ll l;~
not known held
the voiéumen prisoners. but it is an»
:‘:;d disai-ined.
whether the rebels
i l’dfifimx down from
- I
t.
.\u.t.'t t‘:ri.ul.tr rod to the i‘
ii‘ourts district, one found that sit“).
[window of the law courts h. J been
tshalttred. The rebels ilatl Ltjt‘. the
building tti lyric (or a or 1.. Value
gble law referciice books ..ii.l turn: y
.turt- were utilized to but cad: win
‘dows, and through litter...ltt.. between
lllt‘ ltulk)‘ volumes th lvbell sniped
‘wtthout Ct‘ob'allOil, da. and night and
‘g were fired on in tun.- until they were
tCOiilpeiittd to evacuate the premises.
l Houses all round were denied with
bullets. Some of them were barricad-
ed with thick oakeit planks. Over
Wine Tavern bridge there were slut
liar scenes.
The City llall had been occupied
the vicinity were shooting at inter-
- vain.
1 As the corrupoudent approached
the castle a party of more than too
captured members of the Slnn i-‘eln
marched by under escort. toward
headquarters
' . . i .
city, spent the weekend with her pa-. gupper to a large number of ghosts near the. entrance to Phoenix Park «I
. 'l'li lim)‘ did The authoriticsthere
\.i"i'«'l to Ilubiin for i‘eiiifori-eiiients
ninth were despatched iii armed 2tu
toiimli’ies. Over the rest of the coun
ty except at Enniscorthy and “'ex
ford all was quiet.
Many of the prisoners were captur-
Ied redhanded with weapons. Hun.
dreds of others are. being detained on
isuspicion of complicity int the out
.bt'cak. One man was caught in a
‘chiinncy from which be had been
‘aniping for four days and nights. He
'had a position of trust in the office o’l
Ia steamship company.
The casualties up to the present art
said to he very numerous, althout’h th‘
tiotmr have not stiflered as heavily ar-
might have been expected from the
nature of the fighting. The rebell-
:truffered severely and hundreds of
.peaceful citizens were killed or wound-
which tried to turn out to get ahead of Richmond J‘H' where more than 700 9" by "le.
a wagon that was preceding it. The
tarriage was broken. and Mr. t‘loclt
was severely injured. The occupants
of the offending atitolitohlle. pitt
speed and dashed away. Another pass»
cttr took Mr. i‘lotk to his home.
l-‘elicw cmpioycc: tit the telephone
ofllce descended on Miss Jasepltine
’l‘liluiait. who was doing night tlufy.
are now held
,iu git-en uniforms. One wore the
uniform of the ll’lhh Volunteers and
‘othertl were iii civilian clothes. Num-
on born of them were wounded and anti
fcrtng, bur LllUnl of them hcld up
(their heads dcttantly.
. 'l‘lic Bilidlt'l’: tscorting them were.
Imeii who liltd fought all through the
housing and were even more bitter
against their rebellious fellmr coun
.trymen than the troops brought over
front England. This feeling seems to
Many of the men wen-i
l
l?,000 lRO0PS Silil
REMAIN iii MEXICO
(Continued From First Page.)
i
Thursday evening. ltnd bl‘csentt‘d ll" 1“. shared by utoet of the people in..\‘l)D MEXICO
with a handsome gold bracelet. as a
testimonial of their appreciation and
goodwill. Mimi Tillman. who has been
cliicf operator licrc for about three
years. has lxen promoted to it similar
position at Milford. where lllf‘. will as-
sume here new duties today.
The Noroton Baseball Association
and Athletic Club held their annual
hitll last Thursday evening. I large
crowd turning out. and making If it
success. and the bull temn felt honor-
ed by the interelt taken in the young
people in the coming season‘s events._
The committee in charge wait H. Corl-
iron. A. Carlson. (‘. Laltonch. John Bar-
tnes. A Jackson and William Stratifi-
ward. The ladies' committee watt com-
posed of Mrs. James Bennett, Mrs.
Charles Bennett. Mrs William Strang-
ward and Mrs. A. Jackson. who made
5 Dublin.
Slf‘phen's tlreen. where thr
is entrenched themselvcs llh' .xot'.
. rt-bt'
‘ tut-tit wan begun on Mon
‘35 the mow
..i.t,.. was alu.o:t deserted. Art-uni
t‘i‘riiti‘y t‘ollct'c and the old lrtsli
I’ttrlmmcnt quiet reigned. The oil
; .ict i..' training corps. quartered iii the
icoilcge. had done much to suppress
the uprising. ‘
(:reat damage was done in Sackvillc
“reef and adjacent thoroughfares
;auch as Middle Abbey. Abbey Mary
and Henry streetl. Only I few gfr
den and window frames of some
houses remain. Along the out side
of Sackvltle Itmt. from Henry
mm to O’i‘onlnll Bridge. the build.
buttered beyond recognition.
co ll merely a smoulder-
,,Tho atone
I lngs are
. The Pootofll
lng framework.
Men's Christian
on the lame aide of the way. wu per
ted eight shell», the Catholic
83) by 250, and the Blind institution
b two.
yBodies of Ilnin rebels were being
4
i
irequelt at present, and is
gltrutnary to diplomatic discussion be
itween Washington and Mexico City
i\‘tht-tltei' this would be the case, i
was indicated, would depend altogetit
er upon the attitude of the Mexican
i confer-era.
proposals of the United States, it it
paid a settlement would be near a-
hand. lit the event of a refusal from
tllllll to consider a cooperative can:
:pnigrl against the scattered bands, the
lwholc matter would revert to Wash
ington.
, WASHINGTON. May l.-—After an
'exchnnge of messages between Gen
teral lScott and the War Department
Iion hiu conference Saturday with Gen
.ernl Obregon. Mexican Minister ot
;War. officials said today the uegotla
Younlttionu up to data had been “oltisfttc
Auoctitton Bufldlnli. tory.” While General Obregon
has
urged that the American troopl be
withdrawn. President Wiluou. they
Ilid. he no intention of granting the
hopeful
that an agreement will be reached to.
it pleasant for all. and worked hard "Med .way in groups by soldiers. cooperation 1mm,“ American and
to make it an event to be remember" may of them having been 91““ “'",troops in the pursuit of Villa and
ed. Those assisting canont be too
highly praised for the part they took.
flltlo in disposing of the 35 gold piece.
The. lucky one was Minn D. Nichols. in
all there was a happy ineetinn of bird»
eral times. ‘
When the authorities gave o.tler.i
that the people were to be allowed lio‘
.cnter the greets today some of t 9.
our began looting.
gcd at 2 o'clock. when the troops
tli‘ill‘f‘d the streets again and arretted
tether bandits. General Scott has beeni
to press to :
instructed to continue
such an agreement.
. Definite nnal propolals have not yet .
This was 310D ill-tn reported in the border confer.
ent-cs. it wan authoritatively stated at
the War Department. A long coat
north of Dublin 8 small detachment oil
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nonfat liter-In. 10c. ~
Harlan Callingl, 10c.
Alfred Calling, 10..
Helen Corner. 10c.
Eleanor R. Pelbtun. 10c.
Laura Sherman. 10c.
A. W. Morgan. 10c.
Evelyn Yourdiaky, 10c.
Theodore Price. Jr.. 10c.
Clarence Bell. 10c.
Lillian Libner. 10c.
Margaret A, Rogers, 10c..
Viola Cummings. 10c.
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WASHINGTON. May 1.—~(‘.ougiess-
min P. Davis Galley. wo. with other
members at the Connecticut delegation
in Congress. has been naked hy-tlvr-
mun-American interests where he
stands in the present international cri-
sis and has received suggestions as to
Ihis course in Congress. it being urged
3that he? use his influence to prevent a
ttrenlr obetween fhis country ml tier-
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Sunday services of the East Norwalki ball onthuaiasts and social rights. -t-vcry one who did not move prompt dispatch from General Scott arrived firs. Lydia Pinkham. 10L. imitny. has defined his attitude in tne
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Advent Christian Church. The Loyal} ( . ---———-——" earl od 8e kt ‘ « r .
I, . . y t uv. cretarv Ba tr or it» . Raymond linkhlm. 10c. - . - senilo
Workers will hereafter meet at 6:15( i “- -“"- i VALUING RAILROAD. ) In the debris was foun't‘l a pgzlfiywar Department “meted to “mi Leander Cummings 10¢ ;:;::I:I::olel:l.:l'e “:dll‘ert:‘lllm upon
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°.cl00k&' “2:81:55; _ . “:1: Théee :‘thhlld’i-en of Mrs. James Harvey, l. . . “a? "in?“ "un- y ....i (tov..rniiit.nt. tilt; itex‘ioi‘32‘rcti‘ i in; “com ”memo” with General: William Albertson, me. “Yes. I am for peace. but mum that
. t or . w 0 ve can fit with scarlet fever.. " u ‘icltnwa: "The Pro\' 30". ' Obreson. 3 Ruth Gilbert 10c. :it shall be accompanied with honor.
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changes go itito effect starting next are recovering, intent to the (illicit; of Dublin “title it was officially admitted ”Wt Mr. Spear,10c. , ‘In the we“ problems of internation-
nl 0' ”‘9 mmiGeneral Obregon had "suggested' ;
“it?“ 0' Dub- withdrawal from Mexico of the United}
I n“"tStaten expedition. officials said lltt‘se;
"" ‘i'tcvislonnl (lovernnle
Rt‘ptlbilf‘. salutes the c
fin on the momentous occulon o
i Eleven i‘l’lfilllt‘f‘l‘h I‘t‘fllt'sf‘fllil’l".
Mrs. Lawrence Woley and her niece 'utniutnte (‘oictmwcc (‘r\“""isnicn a-
Sunday.
lat diplomacy. tn the interpretation or
international law. particularly in these
Martin McGrath. 10c.
Jack IicGrath. 10c.
Mrs. A. B. (.‘leveriey has returned
from it few days' visit in New York
city.
Andrew Mills. of Rowayton avenue.
has been visiting Frank Holllns. in
Hartford.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E.
church held an all day session, Wed-
nesday. at the church.
,y M. Epstein is to dispose 0f the for-
:ilner Guider grocery business to Phil-
.5. zip Needles, of Rownyton.
: . John Flint and family. of Rowayton
fanatic, have been spending a few
it” in New York city.
Mrs. William E. Cuahman, of New
.Tlork. has been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
e Scudder, Logan street.
tilt. and Mrs. Omr Hills. of High-
find ttvmue. are visiting their dangli-
:- ur, Mrs. Leslie Hughes. in Brooklyn.
. or. Clinton Willis, of Brooklynfivu
It. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
A, gut-noon. and passed Sunday at their
1' ' ‘ ' What-owmue.
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The Heights Baseball Club gave its
first annual ball at the fire-house. on
Thursday evening.
Richard Abendroth left town this
morning to undergoo an operation in
New York.
- Highway Superintendent Greene ~~fs
having gravel put on the road alum;
Railroad avenue.
Mrs. .l. Oldrin and her- daughter.
Lucy visited Mrs. W. 1. Austin at No
roton Heights T.ueaday.
tMlss Ethel Geiat. will‘lead the Chris-
tian Endeavor meeting in the Congre-
gatlonal church tomorow evening.
Mrs. John Godfrey. who has beer
for npendicitls. is expected home to“-
marrow.
“Ecuador” was the subject discolo-
Thnrndny night.
_ Tham' Mi Society of the Con-
' gregatlonal church met Thursday of-
ternoon at the home of Mn. A.| Moro-
hone.
A ten-pound daughter has been born
to Mr. and urn. John Barry of West
- matters» into bar in me of Ila-g the chief “sin!"- A convenience
1h haunts.
in the Stamford hospital for treatment;
ed, with a paper by Olin Janet Craig!
at the meeting of the Travel Club.I
ted here Saturday is known as Road
iwav Pitrtv No, 7. its work is to take
:tlte valuation of the phy'r’cul properti
of the ’9‘"an cnmvum“. “ll"h fl! the
yard tracltnge. grades and track ton
page. Other parties working for the
commission take the valuation of the
bridges and buildings The valuationc
iqpm'rpd pro «out in "in office! It! lhf‘
commission in Washington. D. 0.,
where the final computations are
made. I
The members of the party are S. S.
(Stevens, G. H. Goodman, H. J. Tam-
oney. G. F. Clark. A. X. Martilley. F
W. Post. H. J. Horn. John Reimann. C.
.E. Ackerman, E. A. Harder and A. A.
‘Harder. They are accompanied by
Messrs. Knowles. Cole. l-‘reitag and
Bantu. engineers in the employ of m
New, Haven Railroad 00., who are
working with than on the valuation.
The party is making its valuation of
tile western division. working from
Watprbury tojlmwoll Junction. They
came here from thleyvillo and veilI
cover the division between that place
and Brewster before moving further
west. They expect to be here a week.
The .euineon are comfortably utm-
.tend in their Ipoctnl car. a combina-
tion of sleeping. dining and aloe car.
It has Ileopfng.nceornmdations for
than men: has a lame dining
room. a finished with a colored chat
and waiter: and a private once for
not found on most can is new
troops have the lines been broken
throutth“
This morning the utreetu were full
of curloul persons who were slug :(0
have the opportunity to be abou in:
ter their long confinement dur n-
which they werc deprived of food for
til the authorities made provision i
them. The supplies thus brought it
were ample. ‘ .
Down Corkltill and King bdward
streets strong guards of troops are
'still in evidence and every passerby
is challenged.
General Mnchll. the British corn—
tnander. announced tonight that The
O'Retlly was among the prisoners. He
also stated that reports from the coun-
try districts showed that everywhere
quiet wan being restored and that. the
rebels were comfhg in by groups to.
surrender, «specially at Ashbourne
and Enniocorthy. ,,
A mandate has been sent out advis-
ing the rebels of the failure of the tip-
rising, and in most cases the rank and
file have foliowerLtho examples of
their lenders and surrendered uncon-
ditionully.
The opinion prevail: on everyhand
that the attempt at the formation of a
republic has been abortive, The reb-
etc have been unable to show any. tinc-
can after their first surprise.
The fate of the prisoners now is in
the hand: of the Government. which
muses very wide powers under
martial law. Snipers who remain ro
calcftrnnt in all probability will be
dealt. with'vory gum",
moment-um . . 1.1!. Puree:
whohaowaprisooor.hn mot
That the conferences have not
reached a deadlock was also stated
on official authority. No measures
have been taken on behalf of the
United Statéi. it was asserted. which
preclude an amicable settlement.
Mexican Ambassador Arredondo
will confer with Secretary lam-lug
this afternoon.
8ilili8flil’..fllllil
tints sitttttt
(Continued From Flrot Page.)
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the proceeds will be added to The
Sentinel-Stevens fund.
Today’s account:
Total amount contributed to date.
887.15. . .
Today’s contributions, $6.20.
Total number of contributions. to.
Today'ucontrfbutiona. 58.
The putrlofic honor roll for today:
Elmer 8'. Neuter. 10c.
S. M.’ Dnher & 00., 10c.
E. Wicks. 10c.
. T. Smith. 10c.
Joseph fit’ltllow. 10c.
Ir; J. H. Pillow) 300.
Mrs: Albertine Blgelow.’ 30c.
Mrs. Frances Benedict. 10c.
’ Ill! m W‘edglikn- .
Cunt moonstone. 10¢.
Mrs. W. H. Verity. 10c.
Hutu E. Vori'hmc.
.Pu‘IMI 9m. '
Carrie Walnuts. 10c.
Pqu'Niehbl. 10c.
jar-t“ .— .. -... or «m: imp: Sammy spent ,a day this week ritved :n l‘lznburyh St‘ljmrdaty to "‘3'?! pmclamfllionh 0" u “20:03‘g3ur3dgfio‘wrlgru ham “3“an in the 1:31.} Mat McGruth. 10c. \ .anm hours of the world's distress.
~ n I' 89110?- 't int c ty air ca Qllfll‘ "8 W ‘ pm Iris s ate. 0 a eman . an a no peremp .\ . ' have
‘ )‘nAYMC: ~~ -—— ill‘f‘“ are CllL'llCt’tl in the work of val ’53:; established by [righmen m ‘or unulterable position httd been takettt Everett PlerCE. 10c. ‘1 belle“ the finsidl‘mvflfdfliiha' he,
( l my I N a p . . ‘ Z ' _ r . "ms Republican forces now hold the by either ”we. General Sm". " “5 Russell Broadway. 10c. and have cons stent y o .
. m A “a“ ._ ~ oatmaster Smith has a supply Otiumnn of “mum m.” a t'hp WWW" taking up at 12 noon Enter Monday. explained, had made counter nus Plumell Cummings. 10c. land his official. family- might have,
{ government seeds for distribution to.” the Ncw York New lltll'l‘n 8: llnv-t and nowhere. dpgpne the fierce in: section: to General Obregon propoe Marlon Perry. 10c. what its not only their constitutional.
. . -....c ' local residents. fold Railroad. Thc party which nrer- _fllm03‘ continuous attacks of Brit a ing cooperative military measures. ibut natural control over the intricaia'
Alice May Taylor. 10c.
Mr. Bent. 10c.
Mrs. Bent. 10c.
Spencer Coutu. 10c.
Mr. Henneslty. 10c.
“Angonia.” 10c.
i LeGritnd Wilbur (of New London
.Conn.). 10c.
! Alvin A. King (of Stamford, ConnJ.
'10c.
Renwlclr J. Lewis, 100.
Matilda M. Lewis. 10c.
Horace“. Lewis. 10c.
'13. Smith. 100.
Blanche Yarrlngton,
Conn. 10c._
WANT CAN TRUST DISSOLVED.
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confront us. This position i have felt
iit my duty to take. notwithstanding
iby‘pronounced opposition to many of
the President‘s administrative poll.
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’Over lt."——Womttn's Journal.
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ANAEMIC PEOPLE.
Need More iron in the Blood.
If you are authentic, you-need more
than in your blood. and the telltale
jeymptoms are a pale feed-4.19:1”!
yllpu. Ashen finger nails. poor ctrculo-
.tlon, and nhort breamandnmore ser-
Lious disease are easily contracted
~when in this condition.
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WASHINGTON, May 1.-The Gov
ernment today filed (motion for a
final dissolution decree in the anti; bit-7W. H. Hodges. of Kansas-City.
Trust suit against the American Can! 0.. uyu:—-“l suffered from the of.
Company. in the Federal District courtim of had blood. 1,” nun-down.
“ WW- 3 ”k“ “m “1° ”Finlay, m headaches and did < not:
vporatlon properties be disposed of “nattfeel'ifke “m" 1 had tried Beet
that it be enjoined from acquiring any: Iron and Wine without any help. At.
interest in more than one 0‘ the con-1,, taking vinol four days inflection
denaturing 0"" can ”mmywmts-gimprovemont and its continued use
SECRETARY ucaooo HOME ”1" up my ”“1 “s m “Imam.
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“*me "‘3' 1"W“”’“ G' The hdolects of poor. devitallud
HcAdoo. United States Ewen” 0f.blootl cannot be overestimated; and
the Treasury. ”7"“ ”a” °“ board‘“ is the peptonate of iron and tbd~
the cruturT'l‘onnum from h“, 3‘1““, trained 1liver extructa- contained in
“mm "'9- ’“ warranted “1 ml .mgother-wtdi beef Vermont
board mol.mhlp.bytm¢mbm of thawing flood..imfloveltth cm;
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