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3 m r ”,Wnnl ”I‘dwb
mm ”ill. “a ww'mtb‘uumtbe 'm‘m'uow-ndebyln
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m “L. -— A ur- lll... eon INT-4 ml. 8m WAnflo " own. “my... ole ‘1“. “M "w “dbl. Two I!!!” were
owl-tar. an “In. loo-u mu loot. all improvements, mi ela- 001- M Mm“... ”a binders 0. all m hlmaelfmto .m'lf’é. .mw minim-d Wet 0“ m. the
""4 "u- “‘5 sin. 10°“ ‘h N‘ “mm “mm 10 mm!“ 0‘ “met Good wages and steady won. Bun- uddeleuyoftbetwo peel pallfleflfw'w'ufi ”0.3.”:muhhl
8am if acid a nee. Adora- . For partials-a; Address “ll" qo flen- my. 1m, A)!!! c“ ;_ gm parties in: m billowa input: l“, "Qua, and the .1. he. ~
W." at Ian nun street, a; e tinei, South Nor-balk. or 5mm... w... m. - i . “Hamel.“ 0* mufm a bite-u to attend a I
, e w M o c u I“ N no: . m Mir
IN“. ‘1. “a 1", 'n m Comllm on gut. “lube bold there on luv.” l.
H - —-—~ w ._ ro LET—4 noon ELECTRIC - Vw , _, m) "m-“fimum'm. .‘ "‘3 amino as then colour-ea cod .1
“El “LI—"UL:- HLN. m lights and bath. ”at 01!. "Tana wAnnHma. .01 m‘ud Mcleaey" has been the slope; The 2.10.7,ffiflfoiuum
Kl (Gallic! "0. on It Ian “ti/- .1“)... “w ‘1.“ “tree" Gt. ‘1“ ‘ hm, uh.“ “up. I. no“ of bib DINO. Old 70‘ the bpfllh,.m '"n I) lllt‘b 5'.“ M “I.
Groin. Huooi’vin 93m.
F0. Ml.l‘ FORD TOURING mNYellmll. llfiflll‘e 84 "own!“
(".I‘ h good. condition. for ode am.
inquire flown Bull‘s, Baird Iotd,‘
mum Hernia. «.3
HO”. POI IALE‘ VERY L’IAB- light house keeping, to adults only. I.-
miiliie I sold at once. At us But «ire lit Sum lain 311M.
Cl.
Ff.
and runabout, also hay,
(n4 Torin“. hulre oi ll. Ha: liiil
Rubi. St.
FER .kLI ll... CLAW HATER
lw w 5! private any. Adda...‘ “X"
W“ Saint. l’
,m. .._,.,-. .. ..
FCR aALI napalm an»: «i
lmx tor war of Ford. :wnlnl’ and
ill!!! second hand furiifi no 20- iii-rt“
Mauritania street. :4.
.. ..-.._...- .. .__,__ , .1
FOR RENT. MON OCT, litb.§'
unpu- part of has... in Clo-ob Ila;-
sircei, to anti family of adult [half
3”. inquire of Oboe. ll. Hoyt. it}
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FOR DALE-+1!" OVERLAND
touring oer run wen little. 1 till! "(Hui
estiot 4 passenger roadster. l-lllo
Godlike I yam, Webfle'a gong-,1
CALI- HOHXI, “ARNMU (
POR'HINT “Him AT 6 l‘bt‘l‘d-
T. RENT~£ DOOM APARTMENT
If.
clerk in factory. Stale use, referenced,
and salary expected (and omnunity'
for right tiny. Addreu but i”, 0:0
Sentinel.
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wmvee 1.0» m woon.‘
To LET-d on 4 mom; was ”mum, m“, u
"” WANT-a rsrnumonu
--...._..........__ “MW—é.— _
Y. RENT 4 m APAITMIN‘Y
lbspel street. Int .6. Store In:
75' Gall at Washington street. I}!!! O”. “(we
as Winfield stmet, East Noreen. It. ., H ‘0‘“ a“. street. or -n~"“ ”
TO LET “VI “(FMS Wl'i‘bl i'u‘
”union’s. At 61 Spring drool. h-
uh- .‘Jin R, Talley, :6 (iron street,
or ‘iion none. A. i I.
T‘VN'FTRTY—«FDR SALE Ali T)
‘er Rent in all parts of city.\
For pertlcdara
Ask John T. Hayes
7 MAIN or. lonwsij
Reel Wont-tee
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PA l NTIM PtmeH'AMTNG
decorating, We aw; val
papi r, uptodate It'll-o, lowest lunar-1.5
mum. to“, ism. Trial a“:
and solicited. M (M. Mun“!
filo, Cf 1c * nvflluo, fll‘
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it Home M. I. u w."
M11. It‘ll erp'n O'Neil
VOCAL OTUDIO
Regent Theatre Building
7| Wall Greetpftevwalk
i
Tuesdaye i
Fridays For printout-re
10-12: 35 inquire at. fissile
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W 332’
IAUR-WHITE CASE
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Settled at Conference of Attorneys of!
Litigante.
Following a conference of attorneys:
the $1,500 damage suit of C. A'. Bear.
of Norwalk' against Hervey N. White
and Norman White, of Great Plain, has
been settled out of court. The action
was based on injuries which Mr. Bout
sustained in a collision between a mo-
torcycle upon which he was ridinz
an dthe automobile of the defendants.
which occurred in Sherman last Au-
gust.
it was alleged by Mr. Baur that the
motorcycle was being driven on the
right hand side of the road and that
tiiec ollislon was caused by the defen-i
dants driving their machine on the
left hand side of the road. In the
collision Mr. Baur auibered a broken
bone in one hand and minor injuries.
it is claimed that the injury to his
mind will be permanent.
The Whites made a general denial
of theiacts set up in the complaint of
the plaintiff and disclainred any liabil-
ity for the accident. The case was
returnable in the October session of
the court of common pleas.
Yesterday Attorney Henry L. Wilson
of Danbury, counsel for the Whites..
and Keogh & Candee, -of Norwalli. rea
presenting Mr. Baur, held a conference
at which an amicable agreement was
reached regarding the settlement of
the case. The terms of the settlement
were notvmade public but it is under-
stood that Mr. Baur will receive nomi-
nal damages. '
TODAY IN WALL STREET
WAL STREET, 10:30 a. m.—-Apait
from further strength of'shipplng is.
Ines. notably Atlantic. Gulf and West
Indies, and the underlying strength of
prominentralls such as Union Pacing
New York Central and Norfolk 8:.
Western, today's ,carly dealings pr
seated no.featnros of special interes
Trading was again of a cautious char
“it“: with the coitomary weekend
settlement: of outstanding contracts.
United Statesmeels'was under. moder-
ate pressure.” were such industrials
and We as mic Steel, Air
Brake mil cum-h. Reel; Coppe’rrGloln work, good w, advanced
were "ma the same tendency no»
lag shown bymvmtl‘lmn. ail-
nmbla GM nod. , low: was
rose a point. or use; Secondary
pzlcu wow-ileum lemma-la. '
. ensures-long service and com-
LOCT~A‘ CRANK HANDLE IE-
:tweo- Not-walk Tine d: Rubber 0.. "‘1
land Yeast Bros. garage. Finder plane,
{return to Van“ Inca, garage. Reward!
It.‘
LOST—BANK 800‘ No. 38271.]
Newark, N. J.. issued"'by the llownrdl
Savings institution. Payment has beenl
stopped. Finder is requested to leave!
some at the bank. 768 Broad street.
Newark, .‘ew Jersey. at.
lNSlIR‘ANCE
Fire. Life. Accident, Plate Glass,
\Vorliaian's Compensation, Liabil-
ity, Marine and Automobile.
Surety-Bonds.
STEAMSHIP TICKETS
NOTARIES PUBLIC
J. ll. LaytontiCo. the
Real Estate and Insurance.
5 Railroad Ave.. So. Nor-walk
i
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More--
in Shoes
Shoe Style costs nothing
extra in this store for women,
men, boys“ and girls—why
should it if. a store plays fair?
But the style is alwaygfiiere—
herel
Play the price that reliable
quality and staunch workman-
ship’ ' will always command—
, quality andworkmanship that
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fort from- the first wearing.
Pay $1.50. $5-or $6.50 a pair
and get all-around shoe satin-
' faction. in this “family store.”
[Cecilia’s Shoe Store
i
horse power .01 or
lifflPi.
drill. "3” L“. w.
it.
'Alceordet White, u if I: avenue.‘
'l‘bune «O.
I!
WANTED -A TWO 0‘ “If“!
Altmll’n: ear-
i-mt lmairs of recent Home! pre-
p":.~~t.s* of id! N wail Flinn." l‘v,’
! have shoe. fx‘vrvall be.
WANTE'.‘ 4 MIN AW'I." A?
A 'amr- aprons once, at. W'I‘A’f".
I.
WANTED lldl' WWII ”I LAWN
diy i i ltle but! (‘e‘i at 0 Day o No"
S‘Vll'h Norwaik, Maribel Ionic.
I.
WANT- on 5.0" 05
years of age. Andy lute. cannot.
.l ‘J. M it‘ll. it.
.a ”an.-. ,_ m... . A -c , . ”as...
WANTED" IN. 1‘. “1‘
win “one welt and are a! Ital
WANTm 4* war murm‘
ct cattle dd not”. M Ito“
paid. that pic... add to- aka. a}
Friedman, Death NCI‘. 'hl
or at.
“i
WANT
OPERATOM 0N SEWlltG HACH-
toes, pay' while learning.
MEN SHIRT lRONEllfi.
WANTED—MAN FOR GENERAL
repair work around factory. Cinett.
Peabody & Co. inc,
Chiett, Peabody:
81.60.. inc.
" Assessoas' NOTICE.
Notice is licreby given, that eWry1
Person, Firm and Corporation. Resi-
dent or Non~Resident, liable to pay
taxes on real or personal property in
the city of Norwalk.
M-U‘ST FILE
with the Board of Assessors of the,
City of Norwalk, within twenty daysl
from the date hereof. a written or prin-
-fmiu $1,000,000 to "8,000,000. When
‘common poanay;
party has not llvednp to it. .
For examplq. kl lbll Simeon Bahtz
win was eiacted governor of this state
on fie Democratic ticket in his three
years of oi'ilce. the etate debt increased
1
Marcus ll. Holcomb went into the iov- ; ”hum, and composed. by. Jules
uzizor'e choir he found an enormous;
d-»-h'. Now during the proceeding od'
inin‘etmiion, the Democrat: planned
'. t [cl] ll], fiflhl !_ will". I ND? Illll: Respeiifnlly dfllll‘l.‘ .3 ’hlll’ n
in: mi al‘ of us. ul‘.ui1lf‘(ifillj,flll the;
3--r iat‘. Lift the rluaiinn by iu-‘
x" 1‘, e «H'Uriliiillulfl, and ill the inset
ri.‘ in" then is tiJ‘HHC‘OO
Hurry .iiill n $4,503.11“: surp‘us .j
feet the Lip'tirl he lill renal in s irh’
an autumn int tin; y-rve‘aoi' is mr
hill iiiazii
L IAL'E 0? RIAi. EITIT
- I
1.! I onv‘ of ”care hr the lj‘u‘riet
of Serum. aniborlu‘n‘ it therein"),
We sv‘ earlier hereby o'er: for sale
Hi snob. tight. nth and ivoresl, as;
W 2 '11: it Habbeii' iltoof Nurwa‘l in,
NH . ‘lrie'. deceased, bed r. theI
‘ime .( hi. dblib. ll all! m {be (011013
or «mentor-d reel estate, to wit: 3
All that cerwie tuet or wool oft
“'- 4:"
lil'
fund, mm the building hereon, mil-)3htlflld we take this emblem
(“ll in uhl town of blorwalk, at lollb‘
.leldnd' bounded Noribelfi I“ 1.01.!
more or labs, by land of Undue-I
Plant; .aterly 8.17 M by Wm
avenue; Imtherly 153.0 fit by land
of Adelaide 1'. sieve“ .6 MI!
I! feel mart-er lees be had
4! the Norwalb hi'ewtn-t f' y.
and being the lontlerly pom... lot
I. as laminated on a certain nap died
It the office of the Town Clerk of said
Town of Horwalb. November 1m, 10"
entitled "lap of a Fortion of Belle lu-
md. 1905, C. H. Wood. c. I."
All tint certain tract or Mel of
land. with the buildings thereon, nit-
uatod in said own of Norwnlb' of Belle
Island. bounded Northeriy it felt by
land of laptop A. Farrell; bastariyll
foot by a common pnsoway ten feet
wide; Boutheriy 64.03 feet by land of
Adelaide T. Stevens, and Westerly
48.17 feet by West avenue; bold land
ebing designated as lot 2i on a map
filed in the office of the town clerk of
said town of Norwalk, November 18th,
1906, entitled “lien or a Portion of
Belle Blond, l905, C. N. Wood, C. E."|
together with a right of way over and
the right, title and interest of one
G. Foster in or so much of
way to the center thereof as
said lot 24, subject. however, to the
right of the adjoining proprietors and
the inhabitants of said Belle island to
'use the same for the purpoaea of ai
For particulars and terms. apply to
THE SOUTH NORWALK TRUST
CO.
EXDCUTOR.
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NOTICEOF SALE OF RIAL ESTATE
ln‘pursuanoe of the interlocutory
ted list, duly sworn to. of all proper-
ty belonging to such Person, Firm or
Corporation, on the First (lily of Octo-
ber. 1916, with the particulars of said
property liable to be assessed and
valued. and designatinf the District or
Districts in which each item is situa-
ted.
l 'For the purpose of receiving said:
lists, the Assessors will'be in session
in the Assembly Building. First Dil-
trict. and ln.the City Hall Building.
Second" District, on Monday, October
16th. 1910, and daily the or, or
cepting some", until an luding
Saturday, November 4th, 1916?
. Failure to tile such lists will make
it necessary for-said Assessors to till
out the same from the best infome-
tlon obtainable, and a penalty of 10%
Wan ted
-—AT circa»
Experienced and Inelqierlemed
0n Machines-
.59” since Sept. 1st lon,,_all_‘.,IWorlt. .
'wiii be added as required by law.
'such list. he loaes the right to appeal
to the Board'oi Relief.
3 Hours: 10 n. m., to.12in.. and 2 n.
m.. to 6 not. Also Wednesday and
D. m.
tuber'ldth, 1918. ,
' WILLIAM F. HOYT.
;- Apply to L. Hi3}
4cm my
. .
meow
t;_ 1"
‘ 14,11:on Limo.
pastor _‘H. autumn.
If: the property owner fails to tile
Satnr%ay evenings; from“! p. m.‘. to. 9
Dated "at the City of Norwalk, Oc-
W
Judgment of foreclosure and sale made
'in the case of the South Nor-walk
‘smm Bank vs. Agnes A. Griffiths,
let ala.. bearing d'ate of the 23rd day '
lot June. 1916, l. the undersigned, the
committee appointed in and by said
judgment to make said sale, will sell
at public auction to the highest bid-
‘der. on the premises, on Monday. the
28rd day of October, 1918. at 2'o'clock
in the afternoon. the land and premi-
ses mentioned in said judgment and
heroin describedrao follows:
1
mg, situated in the City of'Norwnlk.
liens. and bounded Ndrtherly by land
lfornierly of‘Joseph Our, Easterly by
land‘ now or formerly of Selleck We-
of Louis Van Gal; Southerly by long!
of Gustav TheimoLDy land of Se'lecl'.
Werbary by which”! known no
‘Higbiand avenue and by land former-
lyofloeevllCox. ~___
arms of sale to he as follows; ‘rén‘
ref can (10%) to be pus'aui mil-it
tbbi tithe of sale, balance by Wednes-
ndy, October ”that”, all 1! ‘o’clock
noon; the committee mute
right to Woo, payment infu‘t in
”flu-“WT?!” im‘th‘o bill-
.y‘y. l
,,‘ t;
l‘
‘3’“
humour «4.
l
clibirict Republican lab Iondey
evening.
in the ‘
Theron in o'er.
tame-er N i“) visit" 0' lint? t
CUMMINGS A!” . i
own JAY endow.
Candidate for Son-t" With 8" POI-lemmas at the East Side vwnbllt‘al‘il
All that certalnvtract or parcel of ‘gec. Albert Whips. can induce him
land, with the building thereon stand- to give up hie-day‘s rest.
in quantity. seven (7) acres. more or ~
tertiary and by land now or limpet-bl:4
Garrison, loot Norm. October 'f,
1.1.
l‘ft'diiig, PNLMHI of l‘]. Dot
:4 null leg-blimp Gab.
mph l‘elue wns chole- secretary
M al it out". After the reeding «the
am lost night, angle bo be M ed. ”Wyetuedtbot a fowl
9’ h" at the "id” * W m“ due previous. on advice of some
Arlen“ be ensconced that he would
{be I eddidate for representativ- llo
OUI FLAG AND OUR PMMNT. w mod ti“ my of ill Laetitia,
incl knowing of each intention, had
in
named fe- the position.
Iv. Mme." eaid, should and "ill be
in ‘99..”1'.“ your, and lee rteled he
1!." unit
Homeroom-nu...
“cu. In. it A. Crow.
not mi. noun Nor-elk. me
in“. Ivory room booted
,water-ead comfortable in the
motion lento my bebadat'h
lentil, 41 Chestnut atmb
FWII'IID neon WITH
. .5‘ '
led.“ their support to another men
This new
'did not tie-1min (in anything wink
know an Nuiivlern. and its as, white
anti blue.
u-u‘. it, old .v..:_- in.
‘2!» ‘i. on”. King
ill you»
nor his. w.i! point-to“. and-free tom
a bum,
{That’s shy we wall a you-hint like
finalise. italics, Hugh‘s.
. ‘1
new
around the world
To any part of luroleabd its sous.
nnfuri.
Many would insult h. and any its a
'(h. l
fut send them notes.
We have never looked for mhle.
einoo oar mt land's birth.
peace on
inn we must have a. Inga who w' not
old not hm . ,
And will force every nation to moon
olr neg.
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lowing to Be in SW"! Nam-Mt
Tonight.
Homer 8. Cummings, of Stamford?
Democratic candidate for linitcd‘,
States Senator. is expected to pay his1
respects this evening to Ebeneler l,
llll, the Republican candidate for Con.
gross from the Fourth District. I
Thc meeting will be in lleyt's The.
otrc, South Norwalk .at 8 o'clock. it:
will be the fifth and biggest speech of
the day. His itinerary today is: New
upon said passwny for the purpose of Canaan. 12:30: Weston. 3:30: Easton.‘,bied in the Wlnnlpiluk Republican
a common pnssway together with .ailx4515i. Georgetown. 5 D. "1-: Norwalk, ;Club's rooms last evening for the Re'
Joel's u m. Armmzmm'ins Mr. Cumminxs iiiubiican caucus and there elected moi
pam- N NOYW‘W will 55 the "“110“ cum',following delegates to the Town con-
WUPM mings' Marching Club from Stamford. .vcntion: John E. Jones. of Winnipauk;
dressed in high hats and linen dust‘jceorgp u. Quintard, of
ore. Mr. Cummings and his "Blue Jay
,Specinl." as his automobile is called. Alternates were appointed as follows:
arrived in Stamford yesterday after-
i
‘noon from Westport. where a crowd .Clark Ely.
of it) stood in the rain 15 minutes to
hear him talk. He has been away
from home since Sunday. The auto-|
mobile ia calledthe "Blue Jay Spe-
cial" because all through the trip in
Tolland and Mlddlesex counties blue
jays flitted across the country roads,
startled by the Cnmmings' car and;
party.
Mr. Cummigns hopes to spend to
morrow at his home resting after his
week's campaign. in which ”9 50““ ’Rowayton llosc Company. There was
cred 35 speeches, from Moadoy norm
ing in Sonora to last night: in Stan-
ford; Todoy’s ltsnecary includes five--
more, some total for the whole week
‘wni‘lw to.
“ And yet be my shoot off to Halt
ford tomorrow if his campaign mane.-
OUT THIO OUT IT. IS. WORTH
MONEY.
DON’T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip.
enclose’with 5c and mail it to Foley 8
I". bu 10 il- U“ l‘-ll’." iilul‘, lhlli
a lip. we won ‘egcnd man, i. via-r i ‘ i
Vub‘n‘fl,
I‘.
"our at t-lll l‘mi Men‘- Full,
smwi' Joseph it 'l‘oylor. George ll.‘ntnncrotn to mention if atom!
Neatly-eh. (Minil:'_‘[all‘ day. For order Wm. B. t
-t‘hniiu.<
adjusi'ued after 1 short session,
street, delegates to the Town conrcn.
would canoe e frif-iirm in the rank: (1
the petty. He said the! be “ill mt
deoi'e bu have lli“ :e we {JPIPIYGA '1“)
love yol,
“t‘he greizlwi .it' ‘2».- .. he at i l' the tantra aid I“‘-»‘~l tie pm L4,.
1'“ MOI. t‘isa slimmer l‘tfl‘tllfil the "MVIl‘lflr‘
itl‘oOL‘ Fri» - List in‘. once: ”,1 “'2 Our "#34003 ”I“. ”r ‘ ml‘ceo “rm”
, . .
H 3 Tel b‘av‘ ltfo minimum, one you in? lime Mom e Hp. in! W-melfani
K as: . (.4 u ”417 ‘-
'i . iaw‘u' I to tin cam-2... 3 \r. “an.“ r . 1.. ”a, m t.
‘ “W“;hprm the yacht: apeoin i-i' in. m tar,
India a if. lin‘ilfi l 'y “curl. Hoe won and, ir‘dliiwh as lli'l‘at appear-
a
if! on; H_ “\vv", own-lie!»
non, in concise, Nrmtioa of Jilin,-
Ineiii'no'iew elected llvw
' i! win; (slush-s in it. 'i‘owii cot“.
'lilt
tier, so be he‘ll on llorids)’ evenini'.
ill. ‘Y’lm‘ to in. big Republican
Oil
Trollcricl. H,
Waite-s, «‘ramer (7. Hcgo-{
A
They claim we won't Ight them. we man, (‘barius ll. \iilicr, Robert C. Ac“
lltill, William G. Crockett, John kao.
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Miiiioii I. Provo, chairman of the
Olll‘ motto'a been sued Minn-II. ms . lcwbhmn ’l‘Wn Committee ”Mt
those present to study the details off
the new voting machine which ll on ‘
exhibition. and also to be present at:
Monday night's telly. The meeting,
Third Word. 1.
At the Republican caucus held last.
Club quarters. on East Washingioni
i
tion. at which candidates for state,
representative and Justices of thei
peace will be nominated, were chosen.
There was no competition for the of-{
fire and thc caucus lasted but a few}
minutes. These who were chosen are: I
Henry Selzor, Myron W. Osborn and
D. Iliirr Beach.
Fourth Ward.
Fourth Ward Republicans assenr
Strawberry
Hill. and Paul O. Mcrcer, of Cranbury.
Victor Smith. Arthur Joseph and
Charles i-‘ennlman. president of the
Fourth Ward Republican Club, was
clectrd chairman of the meeting, and
Victor Smith was elected secretary.
Lam night's session was a quiet one,
no contests marking the balloting,
which was done by” the caucus list.
The caucus was well attended.
Fifth Ward;
The caucus of the Fifth Ward Re!
publicano was held in the rooms of the
u good attendance' considering the
inclement weather. The meeting was
called to order by Harry E. Scofleld.
chairman of the Ward committee, and
he was made the presiding officer of
the caucus. Fred Dibble was chosen
as secretary. After the call was reed
and accepted. Capt. Charles W. Bell
moved that the meeting proceed to
elect delegates to the Town conven-
tion ,to be held. on Monday evviing.
On motion, Daniel P. Wicks, Tracey
Dell Ambler and Hiram Sherron were
Co., Chicago, lll.. writing your name
and address clearly. You will receive
of William and Agnes RedneIJV‘l‘lnfl in return atrial package containing.
:Iblcy's Honeys“ Taiwan-and; fw
.Mal coughs. colds and;
lboley Kidney Pills. for lame boob.
mt kidneys. rheumatism; W
troubles. and Ney‘Cetbauio
leather-tin for constipation. biliousneas.
‘heodache and slow-hows. ‘
‘ ‘Sold everywhere:
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,wllelaome and thoroughly cleanalna‘ mbets on“ Raymond street, No. 13—
unanimously elected as such delegates.
The alternates chosen were John Plan.
der. Francis Batterson and-George W.
§tevens. These being no other busi-
ness before the caucus, aradiourn-
ment was voted. » ’
l ' ”M
muster cannon Association
‘- wili sell at public option on.”
bow-hold birnitnre including 0.0!
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