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WEATHER FORECAST. ,
{chi-coast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair tonight and Wednesday, probably
{Inst tonight: warmer Wednesday.
The western area of high pressure
3 moving eastward and is now' central
alter Illinois. It is producing pleasantt
weather, with. low temperatures in ullt
the. northern districts east of the
Mississippi t-iter, Fl‘OatS dere reached
from Minnesota eastward to Maine.
Rents ;
V ' tn 1
Are Notaries' 3
You Public ;
“1- Steam- 1
sored? ship
‘Tickets
2
DEMOCRATS
HAVE NAMED
(Continued from first Puke.)
Dr. Thomas F. Chloe and William 1’
.
|Board of Education came. next.
DONOVAN Harold '1‘. Murray placed the name oft
. Dr. Thomas F. t‘lune before the con-i
\ |bullot for Mr. Mitchell’s nominationl
The nomination t'or members of the"
and;
rention as the democratic nuniinre’
front the First District. to serve as.
a member of the salon] hoai’d fort
Six years. ‘
Mr.
‘ committee.
' unanimously carried
Devine. l '
Ferdinand B. Smith moved that the.
city committee be composed of thp‘
chairmen of the five ward commit- ,
tees. and the chairman of the. city
This motion was alsoi
The members of the committee whot
were appointed to locate the Hon.
Jeremiah Donovan. and bring him ml
the hall is possible t-Iturned at this;
time .and reported that the candidate:
had retired for thc niaht. evidently“
believing in the old adage that "curly
to bed and early to rise, makes a'man
healthy, wtzrlthy and wise."
A. there was no further business to
come before the meeting, the mot on
to adjourn was made and carried.
The democratic ticket tor the (our
in;r election on October let, is as fol-
lows:»-»~
lt‘oi‘ Mayor
Donovan.
City 'l‘reasurcr»—\\'ilfrcd Bodwell.
City Slieril‘l‘rwlouis Poe-any. ‘
(‘cllector of Taxes and A messtncrrn.‘
—: rltobert t}. Mitchell. l
Board of Education for Six Years-m .
Dr. Thomas 1“. Clone. William P
cy), Ralph ltibblc.
1H on. J ercniiah ll.
‘W‘t
over 16.000 you. of hand
‘tlro Board of Education for six years.‘
‘ lJr. (‘lune's nonrination'tl’ard (\‘ucan .
.wzrs unannnously voted. and the sec-‘ constables-w William \‘olluicr. Bryung
retary cast one ballot for the same. lH. Silk, (‘larcnce L. Brush, \‘t'illiamf
William H. McMahon nominated'll. Payne. -‘
\l’illiarrrl’. \‘t’nrd, whose term ex. Town Clerk-Herbert l! Smith.
lures this year. its the second candii legistrars of \'0‘-.er>‘ First Wardi
Ward wcrc nominated for members of
and Ralph Dibble was nominated to
fill the vacancy which will be created
when Bernard J. lteynold's term cx-
The temperature is rising rapidly be.
tween the Rocky Mountains and thet
Mississippi ri\ er. Disturbances :rrel
(central this morning ot'er It‘lontanrtl
and Southern Florida. ll
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TO-l
DAY. t
"Ternpcrutrtr's: High. Tl‘: long:
63. Fair. l
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. Progress l~‘o~~unr. .\‘o. 1.
Forum League met last evening
transacted business of importance to'
the members of the lodge.
E. J. Hill passed a comfortable night,
and his condition this rrrorning' is
much improved and quite encouraging,
although he is still very weak. .
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See Pom Pom and hear “Mitzi" then
come in and hear her record of “0b
Evelyn" and “In the Dark." Also the
lively Pom Pom one step. You will be
sure to want them. Donnelly's, 16‘
South Main street. 1
Many of Judge Tammany's friends
were inclined to assist him in a,move-_
merit; to run him on an lndependet,
Republlca ti-zk'et and informed him
to that effect. The judge, thiSJnorn-
hag. however. declined the offer and
by so doing there will be but two
tickets in the field at the coming
election, namely. the Republlc‘an and
Democrittlc tickets.
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General Fr0st has received a letter
from former Lieutenant Charles Ht
nukes, who is now instructor- of cooks
at Camp Upton, Yaphank,
hand. Lieutenant Oakcs says that fit-
been hundred barracks buildings are
under construction of which only two
hundred are now finished, and that on
Sunday last ten thousand workmen
'A‘m engaged on the buildings. The
amp is about ten miles long, a new:
mw'strlp about a half mile wide. The
camp will probably not be completed
before the end of fall.
Special attention is called. to the
wonderful collection of dressed dolls
which will be found at Uncle Sam’s
Markets. This section will be known
as New York and the dolls will repreg
sent all nations - congregated for an
outing in Central Park. Ev'ery vil-
lage and city between Springfield and
New York has been scoured for un-
dressed dolls. No dolls have been im-
ported from Germany siftce 1914 and
it in almost impossible to find nice
dolls in the market. Many dolls have
been bought and dressed and these
dolls cannot be duplicated for years‘
to come. Therefore the public should
‘lmy now for Christmas. t
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ASK FOR and GET ,
‘H’or‘lvickls!
The Original l
. malted Milk .
swim” m Yo" gnfi‘fl p?!"-
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Everything for Preservlna.
um sedition-mason and
zoom Fruit; Jory-fall sim,‘
Jelly ' (fl-nos. Jolly. Strainers,
Aluminum uni Included Pro-
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Fraternal 7’
and 5
.and t'ortlty-eight delegates were pres-
. termite for Dr. Thomas F. Clunc. John;
1-" mile for Willittm 1’. Ila/ford) Cl'dl" 2r; a registrar of voters in the 'l‘lttrdl
Long 13-.
[coded the nomination, and Joseph J-l weiler for district treasurer.
erick E. Hunkeniier was nominated fund‘rorihe purchaaeof books and
pires.
date for a six year term of set-vice; Bernard t‘. l‘een-‘y: Second \‘t’ard t
(m the school board. and Mr. \l'ard‘Jerenrirrlr Econ; Third Ward, Michaci'
has. also unanimously tlect-ad to the' Shea. H i
nomination. ‘ ‘ Tree \t'artlort»-.lolrn l-‘orttuirro, ;
Daniel Keogh moved that one bul» Selectlrlcll Sylvesrcr \\'. Brother;
‘lot be cost for tho nomination of run. Jar-ob W. Wolf. “ 1
Ralph Dibble as a member ot‘ thc‘ (‘t»tlll(‘llll‘."‘ll First Word, lluroldl
p fchool board to fill the vacancy cans-‘1‘. Murray. John .l‘lgrlorte‘. SH‘Olltli
IN! by thc expiration of Bernard J. Wand, Dr. Robert M. White, Irr. Wit 1
. llrl-‘l'nolds' term this year. Mr. Keoph's ' l‘am J. Moore. t'hurlm A. Yolk "
motion was unanimously curricd. : Third Ward. Irvine ll. llrotherton: l
The nomination of four constablcsl Fourth Wart-d. Frank L. t‘larkc: Fifth.~
was next in order of business. and‘ Word. Alexander R. Morton ‘-
llaniel Keogh started the ball rolling: District (‘ornmir‘iioners First \\'urtl.i
. by placing the nature of William \‘oll- Edward t. Finiteu , ; Second Ward.
mor below the convention as a czrn-f Horace ll. Nash: Third Ward, Harry;
‘tlidat'1 for nomination. It was uniml- ; 1. Bennett. 1
:mously \Ult‘tl that the secretory cant District 'l‘reanureys First \\';rr'tl.t
one ballot for the nomination of Mr.;Johu '1‘. ”ayes: Second Ward. Jrrcob1
'Vullnmr. l].inxwellcr; 'rrmu \Vurd. Myron “1;
Willittrrr llcrinc nominated llt'yzrnitlsbm-n. i
.11. Silk. tutti the secretary cost onet Electrical t'oruniissiuncru-—-Srcoutl‘
ballot. for the election of Mr. Silk as. Word. l-‘r-ederick Hunkvmicr: 'l‘hirdll
. r. nominee for sheriff. inrrtl, Harry 1. Bennett. ,_‘ ‘.
Joseph Rooney placed the name ofi '“'——'—'—‘“—""‘yo. 3
=lt‘lzrrcncv 1. Brush in nomination for! SIX DEPUTIES m DANBURY. r
the office of constable .and Mr. llrushi ‘ i
Iwas tumnirm‘rusly nominated. . . - - - - F
f SHVestvl‘ W. llrotlrcrton nomlrnttcd35'1".“fs to Am“ Police in Ma‘IMammg.
“‘tllhrru ll. Payne'aa another tlcmot ORDER'
crutio nominee for constable. and Min. Six thDUti' sheriffs from other ‘0‘"‘5'
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JEREMIAH DONOVAN
Democratic Candidate For Mayor
' ‘ ,us a. notnince.
”‘9 convention was called ‘0 order" Herbert R. Smith was nonrinted no" _ ,
".b‘m“ 8:25 .p' m“ by _chulrmun W”. a candidate for the otltcu of towniufislsu
1mm 1 Drvme. of the my committee. clerk by Joseph J. Llnnweilcr, ’th
H on f th' b- , t lthe nomination was unanlmous
"‘- l 0 '5 uum 9‘3 l” “'Oiflrmed by the convention The sec»! '
.. ..,. .. . . ‘ , titscdlhc
were ulttrnates. dhe delegates. \vcrei retary cost one ballot for the electlorrtmg ”9'“ 3h" dlt‘ficul i”! n 0? l
as ‘follows: _ of Herbert ll. Smith no the demo-that fattorlcs. '.
First Ward-”John F. Devlne its til-i (-“a‘ic nominee for town clerk. E The sheriffs were sent theft! at the
\ Harold T. Murray nominated iler-Irequest of the Danbury a
C. Sn‘rlth William J. Davine Junlw-‘l‘llal‘d (i n.9,“... for-the otl‘lcc Of re ‘ ,
n ' ' . I '- ‘ « . “'t i. ., t trn ‘N i . our
1. Hubbell, William J. Sheehan. Mich-5 Mm]. of “up”; in a". First Ward, turd i] {MON-int: At 0 e‘) om;l , B s
091 J. le-dan, Harold 'l‘. Murruyu Mr. Fccnay‘rs nomination was unrrnt- “"1“H"‘(lame-“mn” n e at.
'John A- “191"“. Edward J- Qlllnlfln.: mously confirmed. Onc birtlot wits ‘0 superscde ”‘9 local polio depart-
?ylvostar: \ét’. lit‘otlli‘ergin‘ Edwln‘Burr.‘ cast by the secretory. intent in any way. but are to cooperate
"PM.“ ‘1“°r‘“-" er rnand It. Smith, James 'l‘- Powers nmnlnflli’il JN““,wltlr the police andhsslst them in any
Michael la. Dowd and John Malone. .mmh Egan as registrar of Vulf’l‘fi in. ,. . d l .
Second Vt’ur-d--~\\’ilfred “Odyt‘ll.,»tlic Second Word. and Mr. Eunn'sim“ that may be deslrc. Tre‘proso-
Jeremiah Egan. Ralph Leary. JthH’S- election its at nominee wort unanimous.fouling ““0""? “Md that "‘9 decision
T‘ PQWN‘J' Joseph J' I““"‘“"’”""o “0b“ l“1‘ttlllt J. l-‘itznmttrice placed thctto ask tlrc sheriff to send some of his
9” (h Mrtchell, LeRoy Adams (“9'9“ mime of Michael Shea in nomination.5mm there to “first the police dcpttrc
once L. BI‘UHll. JON‘DII W. “001193'. J.. Ward. and Mr. Egan was also ttnttni‘tmpm wars rettchedot a conference he
J. Ghiotto. Irri (‘. Lockwood. William! mously chosen. ‘ 2twcvn Mayor Sundcrlund, Sheriff
“- blcltlahon. A. Peace. James M.l For tree warden. Joseph Rooney'd’eaac and himself yesterday afternoon
$13391}; John R. Spencer, “It RODt’l'l‘noininalctl John Pontuinc. By a tut-Jand that the action was in part. at
A - ’0 9~ lttnimous vote. the secretary was in-‘ . . ,
‘ Third WardM-llnniel Keogh. Michael htructed to cost one ballot for Mwleast, the result of the troublt that oc-
Shi‘“. Jacob W0”. F J- Fttznururlcc. l’ontutn's election to: the nominee rm~:“““‘°“ near the. factory or the F‘ H
Edward E. Mend, Hurry Tobey undJI-pe warden.
Charles T- McGovern. l Joseph I linxweiler moved at thi" ~
. . . ._ 4 . . .- urlu nrernoon in 1- rd to wrl h
Fourth Wardeohn W. Rooneyfitituo, that the chairman appoint aim; :0 mime com 181;? "Mt on) a:
Frank H- M"l'l‘i'l- Franklin B. Austin.“ committee of three to inform the Hunt ‘ p. I p ‘
lirank .1" tilark. W. E. Riordan. PM“ Jeremiah Donovan of bio nominationtga‘llt Md 1’9““ committed had been
Irrcl‘c‘l’t alshy and Jumps J. Pttl'l‘t‘ll. gm- mayo)" The 1]]0flopn “th unamlnrnrlc to hint. Mayor Sundcrlnnd could
.' Film}. al‘lidmw-‘l‘l- 1:01('le11; Alex, tuuu‘aly ('fll‘l‘itfidhtllltl the chairman rip-mot be reached this afternoon for a
“l“ 9" \—- 0" 0“ am ‘0“ 5 '- ogauyg pointed Joseph J. Linxwvilcr. Joacthl . ’ .
After the meeting had becn callclli w. Rooney and John (P. Smith on tthr [statement “.1 regatd to the. matter.
.to order, and the forty—eight delegates" committee. Um“ a motion bptmllI “‘9 5’19““ on (NW are Deputies
:by moans of a tight squeeze aml'ord, Banks of Reddtng,
.. . hull! made a few moments lutcr. the chair t'l‘aylor of 5‘
.tt-ropded tnulde1 tlhe ralrlhnéu. illermrl'tlz'man added Ferdinand B. Smith to‘.Perrv of Westport. Bates of Norwalk.
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. eney “m H (d 0 “8 mee :tlm m“““”_““’~, Allen of Greenwich, and Doulcns of
mg. '~ - ; The nomination of sclcctnrcn wru N "lk 1 . d
James S. Irlubbcll was nominated as'ncxt in order. and Harold T. Murray 1 0“” - T10? romaine on duty pear
. chairman of the convention and “'Rs‘gocrela'l'y of the, First. Word (You) ithe factories of the .F. H. Lee Hat Co...
unjmnnouilly «gended. l t 11 mittee placed the name of Sylvestcr'lt. McLachlan & Co, and J. W.
nines - 1W“ “'35 “0‘11““. 91 ’W. Brotlrerton before the convention .& qonq c - - . .
and unanimously Cl'PCtt‘d Spt‘l't‘llll‘i’ Of. Mr. llrotlrcrton‘s nomination was coirltll ‘ "Ill ”0:111 8”: u‘nhtl “l“ 010“)“
the COHWHUOD- ! firmed by ,tt unanimous vote. 1 IS morn ng. an re urnc 8m" y be‘
A ”‘09“ was then (199131“)! and ”1“? Jacob \V’. “"olf was nominated :r-st forenoon and are to be at ”‘9” posts
Illeehnlzl Wémulo C‘Ofliwnehsgbggcalm; the second sclcctman. turd his norrt-‘tlgaln late this afternoon.
he ca .0 re cm r. r .23.. Wrinzttion wn‘s unanimously ctttrlcd hv - .
delegates of the First. Third. lt‘tltlt‘llll the convention delegates. ‘ é“ ofilcer of one. Of fh" Danbury hat V
and Fifth Wards had reas‘.<eiriblctl.t The nomination of counctlnwn. disalw” unions saldlyokterdny that the
'bl‘t it “'8‘“ “0" “m” 9131 l’- m.. ”latitrlct cmnmlsutoner and district 11,pa§_;hrrtters’ organizationa would enter a
.th Second Ward delegates came in urer was next in order. protest to Sheriff Pease against the
“‘9‘: having- “Mlle" a ““5”“ T9" ‘Htll old '1‘. Murray.'Set‘l‘clm‘l‘ ,01' the. employment of deputies here. If it was
£3111"le then nominees. . >F‘trst Word. placed in nomination forffound that the count as be i ll
The meeting was again callcd to councilman for the First Word, John: YW - . RY nil re.
0305? by Chairman ““195 T- lluhbell.‘ Malone and Harold T. Murray. Forexpenso, as it was Mt constdcred that
and the nomination for mayor were; fiign'jct comnttaxlonei. Edward J. Fminnytbing‘bad occurred to justify tho;
declarl‘. *0 ‘7‘? in 01119“ " . ‘negnn was named. llt ' ' ~‘ . \
ENZKJ' Quinlan with :i brlcf,,lnit f treasurer, John '1'. szgs.foll‘liglsrtrlolif1t.‘presenu0f 0mm “new
well-word _d adores-s in which he de-t ination of all ‘fom. men was unani-
scribed his candidate as being a man: moms.
who is first}, last} and all the. time: Dr. Vi’illiamfl. Moore, sporptdry of
{01" the common people .und 9. g(’O‘che SecondDistr-ict committee, placedi
sound democrat, placed the name “min nomination for counciltucn.‘ Dr.
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the Hon. Jeremiah Donovan beforelgobpn _ M Wolfe Dr W ll' m .
the convention as‘ a nominee forlMoor-e and 'Charlcs’A’. Talk} llfiomi,ofllc1ttls of the New England States.
‘mayor. . » ,R' Nash was nominated d5 diatrictihem a conference here today to pro
.wilt‘pedBodwell immediately ‘5ec'lconnnissioner. and Joseph J_ Limo mote the campaign at the American
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Linxweiler then moved that the sec, Fred R “aeration to obtain a 13'1")
retary be instructed to cast one ballot: for electrical commissioner. \, The e
for Jeremiah Donovan as the demo-. above nominations were unanimously
crattc candidate for mayor. * Mr. Linx-' confirmed. _ \ ‘
tueiler'a motion. Was curried ttnanl‘rr Daniel Keogh nominated Irving 1). has been assigned $200,000 as lté
Wig-7‘5" and M" Donovan was thereby, Robertson as councilman for the; share of, the fund to be raised, 'rr-us.‘f
no rnpted as the democratic nominee Third Ward. Harry I. Bonnet for Dta- tees of the Boston Public Library “at
1‘” the Rm“ 0‘ chief “9°“th 9f.trtct and electrical commissioner. and, t 5
“'9 WW“ {Myron W. Osborn for district trons-imam nent cum“ have formed a °°m‘.
Thp once of city treasurer wuum.‘ These nominations were nugmittee Which Will try to obtain :95!
next in 0"” “d memo 1- 31°?le fled unanlmoualy. €10“ quota 0! 850.000 during the week'
nominated Wilfred noon]! on I can-l Frank L. Clarke was nomlnnted b -
t y of Se ember . l
didate for nomination. The vote tint. Jam“ J. yam!“ as councilman for! . Pt 24
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the secretory out one ballot for In? t
Mn.“ nomination in uncouth” Fourth Ward. and the nomlnatton
”in unmimopelfl confirmed. l
motto. candor orton In nomlmt-i
'm”?: 3“,“ mfi’fiuhx‘ed o: mom (or the Fifth Wank
:RW'” shall. I I “unthi- continue: us also could
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Payne wars also unanimously clcctcd in Fatrflr-ld county arriwd in Danbux-y‘
yesterday morning for the put'rp of}
no the local police in maintain '
ling ordcr in the event of tho. develop l
l)’ ("Ollr'mcnt of. any unusual enrcrgoncy arts-5
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critics. ‘
flier Hat (‘0. on upper Maln street. Sat»!
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l quipment of libraries _for American; THE
soldiers. The state of Massachusettcl ‘ ‘
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, That mean that the price of every yard of this splendid
collection of drcu good: is far lcu than today} value.
I
i It man: that we coulcl sell every yard right back to tlu '1’
weaver or wholesale dealer at more than we paid for it!
4'" Think! One firm has urged us to sell back to them all we bought of them; offered.
, its 'a‘ nice advance. But we bought to supply Bridgeport women. And we shall do it
. at prices based on those old prices we were farsighted enough to buy at. We buy from
; manufacturers; we don’t sell to them.
‘ Of course, this unusual condition is due to a real shortage of dress woolcns in the
i Wholesale market.
: . But there is no'shortag!‘ here.
1 to come on contracts.
r Some rich novel woolens in the collection. ‘
j A fine assembly of staple and beautiful woolens;—br0adclotlis and set-gas {and
‘ poplins and gabardines. , '
3 And plaids; 40 styles
3 colors!
5 Some rich and delightful coating woolens in velour and zibeline; that latter with its-
silky surface and soft beautiful long-dialled surface like a camelshair.
And colors—they include many rich warm hues of brown, Russian greens, purples, .
blues, grays—ea great number of delightful colors and shades in nearly every weave.
. Of almost supreme interest are these prices; yet they am be appreciated only when
the fabrics themnelvec are Seemé ' ,
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More than 10,000 yards now on hand—and more
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of plaids alone! ‘What a gathering of beauties. What rich
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Y Forty styles,of wool plaids, many sizes
~ and rich effectsv—sl.39 to $2 yard.
; .Velour plaids and small checks, 54 inches“
Q Wide—$3 yard.
5 i Fancy striped woolen sultings, 54 inches
_ Slide-732 yard.
'Gabardines poplins and serges, 54 inchesf
wide—$2‘und $2.50 yard.
Fancy velour of unusual beauty,
inches "wide—$5 yard. ‘ _
Chiffon broadcloth—$2.35 and $3 yardfil
Black chiffon broadcloth of rcmarkal‘tle:i
.54:
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5 i Serges poplins and panamas,
'_42 inches
i wide—41.25 yard. bet-PW» 5ft£“€l—1?3.é¥fi<l%-f§ ”Id-2...... 0.0
i Crepes sergés pxanamgg‘and , poplins-ur~ Nelour and zibeline coatings, 5,4 inches
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$1.50 to $2 yardg',_u—-‘-‘-3m"~f ride—$3 _ yardvitmn
HOWLAND DRY GOODS CQHRANfi:
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WILL BE WELL REPAID Foo l
THEIR WORK I
and their associates Mr. Selby, wlfi‘h
is president of the marketing ot‘Vegeto .
able Growers' Association of Ame“
LARGEI; CROPS NEEDED.
sei‘trxomnnn. Mass, Sept. 10.—A3
afttrther step in the effort to make New
Womcn everywhcre uuil'er from kid- Enllnnd and the eastern states more Wm» H “8 state‘iv study market 903:
ney trouble—bickache. rheumatic nearly self-sustaining in food produc- dltlons and “WWW! methods to afi’
pains. swollen and tender musclea,'u°“' the executive committee of the producers. dealers and consumcm
still Joints-ind it. is to help those who 5°” departmept 0‘ “"5 Eastern ”“9": . """’ ’ ‘i I
color In am, did that Mrs. c. J. Ellis, Exposition announced today that. How-é WHERE HE WAS WEAK.
505 8th avenue, 9.1m “"3, 3‘ 11. It'd W. Selby 9f Philldelpllll,hid been. .
writes: u] feel m" if n, one bother obtained to had the when" (1M.l "Th-t boy of mine knows a M ‘1
ad on I In will live Foley Kidney,” ottho field department. W." “M 3"- COMIOI-
13:; mm: on ““93“?“ “Ft no now we: determined upon at “You!"
‘ L m . p . unwomwttha.wromn «a. a. 'trmhtur than
at“ W am 0 W3“ tantrum-5mm m- m g. . «mm x“
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