Just our .
ARCH RECORDS i
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have It to Jane 1
Bell 18434
'V's a Service Flag flying ati
Our Home ‘
gDONNELLY’s
16 lo. lain It.
son'rn NORWAIJ.
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Mi the Norwalk fire companies vt'li' ‘
3*" this evening at their respective
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to cantata, "The Seven Last
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naurance adlusters are at work on
remains oi the store ot James Don-
”u! today Ind are goinl: over what
left of the stock. ‘
‘I'iic board of directors or the .\'or-
alk Building. ’l.oan and lnvt-siliant
“ llsdot‘itttion met this'afternoon at ”it'-
“no of Taylor I; Golden. g
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Wow erenlng, when the most ex-
ant masters degree will be con-
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{Road men in various parts of the
Oilzcly to be much worse than
all when the frost begins to leave
begi‘ound.
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’, Vortyone People were examined last;
apdctor W. ii, Brennan. in. for license
njpnssed the tests satisfactorily.
urea men were rejected. Twenty-one
. . to be a representative or
war-d Cross, has been operating in
witch-bury and there is a good chance
she may appear in this city, The
. '- has been declared to be. a
d and an effort inhelng made in
tertiary to secure her arrest.
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Captain Edward B. Gallaher has dis-
tinned his battery class. but will
tune tovdrili the drafted boys unA
such time as they are called away.
«members of the battery class
'train with thedrufted bovs. The
n or the discontinuance of the
is due to the fact that many of
7 members are leaving town. some
’ later the various parts of the ser-
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«coma, omen, new.
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Oil Palm Sunday. March 24. mp'NORWALK
r 0! St. Joseph's (‘llurch will pre' .9-
’derinc why they have not
«A stated convocation of Washinflton ,
, . Will it" ”it’ll ”Title” durinx the he received \vitli honors the dour e --l ' ,
Chapter. No. 24. R. A. '31.. will be heltl‘momh "r February. 0' ”'0 MM!" Union Foundry ( om.| agrounwi" Himry or so Days' Free Trial The on:
notice.
in:
around the state. They arg
fastest lorm. The lineup of both teams surprise to their many (fiends.-
.Acn, 310., .will appear in another issue.
'Worliless Days
osyonrnioucyconuuencsstoearnintsnsthsrgitmssts
You'll find everything here to
fill your clothing wants, from
the good looking overcoat to
satidactory lurnishings.
Regarding the prices——
Here are ovorcoats from $15
”‘35
Suits from $15 to $36.
Anything lower in price is
“open to suspicion " anything
higher is “willul waste."
In furnishings, gloves from
$1.86 up. Oravats from 50c
up.
Shirts, Union Underwear, Pa-
jamas, Socks. Handkerchiefs.
And our guarantee of satis-
faction or your cash returned.
Rogers 8: Stevens
()ur lll'otlicrs' Lodge. No. 10, l. O. 0.
‘ i‘. met last i-Vening in their rooms on
.WaII sreet. Only routine business
came up before the meflinl.
The South Norwalk Trust l‘ompanv
has received it large supply or all
rforms on income tax return
which they will be glad to supply
those who wish them.
The local school teachers are won' frcnl the Danllury high school with X"?!- He lilo WI! a member of the ~—--- ‘ V i — .-_. ' M - ' . ' ‘
v... barn “mo” and a, Yale university. ”My borwalk club. a director or the Fair, Norwllk Markctman Has a Fine 'l'hsEsrsof the DEAFMustBeStirredTo Activity
___._..._ . , the lndnst .1 "unwillwritnnsth t mars ' ,q
the Manson steamship line in New (“at Camus”. , ry hard as barium will try the Wizmd‘Ji’mmmifii '
-—Basketbnll Armorv. Friday night. York. and it was been," of his Imlll r. eeker married twice. his lisst tl-‘rcni the Westport Herald. March 1.) , Arc-“ico- n will and no. creations-tarot!-
,Norwalk rs. Jersey (‘ltv. Dancing.
The meeting of the improved Order Re holds leit Doubt" 1". venin (or ten b his hr t if bl ‘ “h“ may I l“ 3" "’9” "‘ chicken l
state («press the opinion that owing , .l' y e l V y s w e. rs. Andrew, be “I . .
' "i lied M9" “WWW“ "av““ke” A” \‘ew York \. Heath and lint Robert Homer 'and is of much greater nutritive value 9 “While 1 am convinced that there int 31- ANDR
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0 the depth of the frost in the sociation. No. 32 1-2. W” very brief BROTHERHOOD. \
ad road mmmmm this ”9“" last evening, owing to the fact that
T by Automobile Department ln- Rogers k Stevens store until further
Newspapers and maxazines
“operators of automobiles. Five were will be on sale at that place. and gait
‘ ["9“ '“d a" ”m” ”'9 °‘ “'9' "’ bills will also be collected iliere.
th “m t f Sta f rd . Mrs. P. l-‘tlmo has returned from her‘ it! k f t i d ll ti
1 9-3 can were mm m o . . . .had one 3 ran 0 cap a u an _ve o icl' , .
trip to New York, where she it dered awai [ruin his hornet in Bridl"; tFrcm United States Govt. Report.) "The demand for breeding stock world knows, is Army slang for a ma.
ligand two trom New ”Hanna—Vii". who is wanted for the murder of [or commissions Lieutenant Reynolds down be". 'He "‘5 taken to police
WW4 “"0“” "" '4 ‘ 1'Joseph Qlluttony, but she met with no
4" ‘ n b se to more success in her endeat'ors to Kalil
:5 woman who goes out on. anv‘ information concerning the mine ‘0' ""7“" 8‘ “alltiillll’lh. and him at 197g F31".Main street. Bridgeport.‘
W and says that [or a stated lng onethan her husband when he vis— ll'lt’d l0 011“”! in the marines. The He ran- his father's 'name as Edmund
. gloom she will give "“59“” in barn? ited the city a short while ago. While Styli“ 0‘ ill? commission “Oi 0“” Francis Dinkler. an omplove of the:
W and 0"!"r work and W" um are confident that Mrs. Felice ca
knows somethim: altotu
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There. will be basketball once more
in the-Norwnlk Armory: The Hartford
authorities have notilled the local
Home Guard that they may play, now
that the Garfield order has been lifted.
The local management got busy
dav and sent word to the Jersey City “Old“ "8 the only intents in Danbuz')‘,
team in the form or challenge and this having two sons who are commission. . ‘ ' . .
'wns promptiv accepted. The, game is 'ed oilicers. portant positions held by him includ« around; Within liVe minutes, the,
scheduled for Friday evening.
3 The 'xorwalk team has been play- Miss Collins and Lieutenant Reynolds.‘
right along. but in other courts as well ill the granting or the commit.
in the sion will come a} a pleasing doubt-t
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Hoset'TAL Horas
Dunn in mamnmmuammn
“acres 5'! A. YEAR
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IOUTH NORWALK “m, “pursuant. became the Meeker Goal Co. ,time. but the House has decided to
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blanks, graduate o.‘ the llanhury high school, ”‘9 Liberty 3‘“ BI“ club, 0! Which
the wherea- ice. but will admit him to a branch of at the station and Bridgep m '3‘
bouts of the boy.they can learn noth- where he will be of the most eiiicienl notified and it ill believed "In his?
till.
BASKETBALL' ONCE
MORE IN NORWAL
was. nus 5.191s «t.
'mmmapnirés.thim‘“-S-lsekersll Pi Ft.“
Hedonism“ stat-hindere- : Great Bria “Turin”
NORWALK l m?
W :7 ; mlzs
Spring Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts
:9llflnl‘l:p Co. {or lumen-’9. Fla.
SOCIETY [is Clyde... 1:. Tristram 0! this «to.
who procured his tickets and reams
New Spring Hats at Popular Prices.
crises ACCOUNTS arm ‘ I
It?
lions thzougb J. M. Layton & Co. lII"-.
071d P31301101 Agents "f ”’9 Clyde Line at Souzb
.\'cl wait i
NEWS Parker Belt, gunner or the supply
. trains, Fifty-sixth Coast Artillery Resi-
ment at Fort ll. 6. Wright. has re
turned to duty alter a. leave of abs» are
with Mr. and bars. 31. N. Mayehol.
, Edward Hamilton 0! Camp Upton
.Miss Frances Ceilings Bride at John i-lheehan, Jr of Fort Slocum.
Carleton M’ Reynolds. ”id “8"." Bonsai liziw been visitlni
Carleton Mortimer Reynolds. son at in Nora-slit,
.Mr. and Mrs. M. l’. Reynolds 0! 31, _
Li’leasant street, Danbury, who has re Miss Ruth Such. o, ‘.'.'2lerbur_v in”.
iceii'ed the commission oi second lieu- been visiting m5, llwy Il-~t'..; of
tenant in the National Army, was Newtou'n avenue. .
united in marriage to Miss Frances ii. ______ .
Collings or South Norwslk, Sunday at Thomas Rionlln ll Port 1- .”... 1m
“moon in Danbury, and "poets to be been “filling at Illa home in vlniu
sent to France within a few days. "”4".
Lieutenant Reynolds has (or the —— .
past five years been connected with Ml” “fly Hogan and an“ ”end mmsoruuis can.
the Manson Steamship line or New “'lll't'l‘i Were visitors in New Yllk’ "'l'l _!. I. k i h l’ 1,“
York city. and expect: to Us lll'lullP‘J "“7 .‘t'ricrday. ESlate? 3‘3: 33‘} ”for“ ‘1': [Initial
in some kind of service abroad. rim- States m. [to home and light." sad
. it) that with which it» it... Mu AURELIUS J. MEEKER Xcolonel John s. Dennis. second in :-
eommslid oi the Brit tall and C‘an'oJian
zillnected here in the shipping dc- DIES IN NORW K . .
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Dartment. Lieutenant Reynolds lo. AL 3553‘“:ng b‘fil‘ ":“W‘flumiw'fl'oi WwWWW'M
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mm! word on hid” that M Md mentioned ”on p.” on.) .Replescnlatives morning rut lhi: -—————.————=»—-—-——!—~—I_-- a..._w._w.-:::==
3599" granted the commissiu 0‘ 291-" action has bum pill over lol it short
OPTOMETRIS'I
as wm Itroet. amine
nmox LENSEI—Fokling Oxfords in Geld I
M Sitar-0n and Other Mountings.
.‘nioroughusuuasuouottheeyes. Ocullsta'prsscdp-
NEW LIEUTENANT WEDI.
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My Stronghold
Come Over the A Bridge to
AUSTIN’S GARAGE
Seaview Ave, . East ‘Norwalk
Telephone 1958.
. .. . lie was well-knotm in oliticg 1,“, take it up later and hold it there to
The mutilate ceremony took place ing Berved the Republic-syn part'v for the exclusion 01’ all other business
at St. James“ Episcopal church on Sun a number of years. in the old i'lll’ until It is disposed ol. t'nrvtul esp-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock, the lies. A. u constable, burgess and later court: mates indicate there are'ahoutlflooooo
t‘. Coburn, rector, officiating. ()nlytiu- cllman. He was the tint Captain 0! Britishcrs and Clllldlbnl. ln [be
immediate family was present. the old Fire Police. and held that hon. United States who new hot mum.
, . , I, , Orary other; an ion .. the com a teered for service under the British
Tl". bud" h the daughter 0‘ M" existed. The anagram“ Very:- ling. They must fight With one coun-i
and Mrs. A. H. Collings of South Nor- member the tumour Neptune Club itry or the other. if the bill ;litnll‘l- "
unlit. [Ul‘lllt’l’iy 0i DIDWI')’ Sh? in a Wine" he served II commiasary, and; mm
. _ be was an active member '0 F scHULTZE
to and of Lu- Ilanbury music school, and Mr leeke - . - ~ dill I l I"! an” ‘ R I i
has a widu circle oi friends in this city. “I'll’Congregatxlfillfhurxrrzng'hull;‘ . DOING MUCH TO I"
i ' . t‘ causative rooo
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. Lieutenant Reynolds was graduated the ollicc of librarian [or twentv-livc
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held County National Rank. president; Farm When He Rams Rabbits. Lot Us Send Visas for The Arounficon For
I A. ll. ill I'Ji'I. ile has since been with puny and treasurer of the Meeker.
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inhillly in his work that he was granted a? 13;?eagial::3ivgnyzc;%ré i Ill ”1"? “we“ ”‘5 Wm?" “Wu
'tha commission. Lieutenant and Mrs. , Nettle Ball Meeker, and "m (laugh-i there is one delicious kind at meati
‘I’Hn o‘er as. m it Is h. m not making uni
flflflawm aunt-onwlavdouiyalavnhor? I. '
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The. young man will sail with live “I" four "“6 children and "'0?th may be raised right in your ownia big profit in raising rabbits for mer
other cone“ m,“ who in". hm,“ m", Kriaggrrfinggifgg‘m” have not v“: back yard. with very little espense,‘ her. so far I have been kept busy de- 8"": “Emacwwk “'3‘ " 3‘5”“, pm
"‘9" Welly dam" W” "‘ "Mm”.miuiloned to do the same kind at been made. » ' ' ind that in gaining popularity. as "filming bucks. 60“ “M 2"" ‘°' y p 19:5. 'cgmmmm m
“mum" Qwork. They were all chosen iron: the , —‘—-—’,———-— ?brconles more widely known. it's rab- breeding purposes. M I became more ' mm"
"'-‘——" :Munson ”pamlmp line, following ' IRIDCEPOR‘I’ BOY LOST lbit. ifamiliar with the game I am con- The Brotherhood of St. Andrew. the
.' ~NoTICE telegram from General 99mm" m , _ -—-—- The government has taken a lively vin"ed that the way to win is to "9‘“ layman's brotherhood ill the
Donnellv‘s headquarters will be at hm" Wh'm" noticed ' small boy,‘ interest in urging everyone who hasi breed l m the best stock obtainable Episcopal Church, ‘3 doing great work
President Wilson, calling tor such men
immediately. A representative of the'
Munson line, in his oilice at Washing-
ion. was communicated 'with and fol
, , in the cam -
"I’m" w" "a” old' on the ““m"' a small plot of ground to raise Bel-rand I paid top prices for the iinest country an?!” magntonaintfolfiJiM-g
tr: "'9" ”id" at 350‘" 3 o'clock’gluu hares. and the various breeds of stock from the. best rabbit raisers in little incident will illustrate the work
I ' morning. and “Do“ “In” him Flinl'im Giant. and other rabbits and the country. and at the present time all! is described by St. Andrew's
flowing on omclal investigation the rev fizzzzrngfd I": ””3? '0 Md?” has published the following table of have breeders for sale that i am con' trial” c t lk
- ' . ' "' q“ 0“’5 '* the food ya l or union me ts: . vinced are as ood as an to b ' 3” re ary wa 9“ ““0 5‘
resentatlie at Washington, was given closed the fact that “I. boy had wan-i N 'Ii 20' ‘ v“ ‘i u- 'r d b ‘ y " tunnel: to have a talk with member:
utr ._ve a lie of often cats. . cun anyw ere. of a buicide Club." which, as all tho
interim Greenwich. eight from -,\or- '6, interview the mother 0'_G'°"9 l-‘e- men were picked from the Manson line no" any yesterday and had "lucdtllomestic Rabbit ....... 83 p" “m “n“ the show has he“ so great “I“ chine gun crew. in”. "Suicide Club"
was among the “w. chosen. liioutcn- headquarters and said that M“ mmefl'bicken ................ 50 per cent Just at present I am short of mature 3:933:039‘fgmgt it‘ll: wiggling?
ant Reynolds had previously applied '30“ -------------------- 55 D" cent "'0“- b‘" 9”" ha"? plenty 0‘ 3'0““ Canadian machine gunners were Ifipv
w All in
"s at Dinkler and that h’ lived. Mutton ..... . ........... 65 per cent pairs. bucks and does that will very ed out almost to a man. Since that
rk .................. 75 per cent soon be of breeding age. . “mev "“7 machine 2"" crew in the
~ British Army has been known as a
"Suicide Club," and the title h been
e as a welome. opening into new Rgmmgmn Am“, lie '“ taken care?“ into rabbit raising on an estensve qulries regarding rabbit raising and adopt ed by the Americans, as
gscaie was Oscar in“. Schullze. the cordially invite all interested to call The gunners saw the camp'secre-
’well-known .\'orwalk Mag-1m man. and at my (arm and see the varous breeds. tary coming, and he approached :s
I“ ha pet stock [arm on Perry avenue,‘ - burst of profanity arose that would
'wherc visitors ‘are always welcomeaj warznsunv MANUFACTURER 2:; made: "leis-skinner blush with
lwill he found a most interesting and‘ I " as 5 mply overwhelming,
. ’ _ Every man appeared to be "doi
iinstructive display or the various “ATERBUM-“mh °-‘"""’ 3. bit." and the atmosphere um.
i One or the fll‘Jl in this vicinity to "i an! very glad to answer all in-
service. . relatives will come to this city today
‘ The commissioning at Carleton M. to claim him. '
.‘Reynolds places two stars in the sen?
ice flag of the Reynolds home, and not. SPRING TRAINING . was sur-
K'only two “I”. but two stars “We, ____ ,brwp fhase. heat: oi; the Chase; Compagss. chfsr-gedmwtlhhsulphui;
sentin omcers. Lieutenant Rat h Batter Men Prepare For Annual Pal-i At. the recent Norwalk Poultry "‘e m“ '° “m" ° "‘5’ g “' °’ 3 e “”7 ° “MIME "9
‘ p ’ y ' died yesterday afternoon. following an “mil ”0'6""? coolly Walked up to
Reynolds. a brother.“ received his com-i crimson til “WNW“ ishow .\lr. Schultze Md ”“3 “"5“" d” ' the 897893!" Who (lo-in
. , . . - . . and ‘d roll ,
mission following a course at” plan, All“ iOItK. ital-ch 5.-——With spring play or pet stock over entered at a 099mm“ '0' “PW“d‘cm’ ”flowed "What do you want?" '“ silly
burgh. and is now in “Me, at ('amp at hand. the present week will mark; New England Poultry show. and ”Saturday night. H9 “'33 sixty‘thrm' “Tell me. sergeant." replied the
new,“ with the 31“ Engineers. 30 the opening cf spring-training activi-i justly proud-of his big harvest of cup
E‘years of age. and was a native of camp secretary pleasantly. "tell me
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Rey. ties bv the battery men of a number and», ribbons.
Waterbury. He was graduated from b’ehat ":8 liver in used for 1’" And no
.. _ an an i ~ . gm.
of major league clubs. and. by a week» In a recent interview Mr. Schultz; Y3" in 187" “9 '3'“ one of Water. I: mg mp In" 0! the,
' .. The sergeant turned to his pet.
from today. the main strands of at said: ., lburys foremost citizens. the many im‘ while the other [9“OWB. gathered
to far as known.
least three or four teams will be line "As all kinds of meats are growl“:
ing president of the Waterbury .\'-l-' We" engaged in giving the visitor
tional Bank and president or the minute information concerning the
gun and its qualities. '
3‘ Lennie, formal "“1”“ will not, lug more and more attention to rain-3 Waterbury American. He ‘3 "ufliwd And not an oath was uttered.
commence until mid-March ”Rationing," rabbits. . Iby his wife and live children. ' i The camp secretary had employed
., Lea"? club-5 m not "1W" '0'! "A recent bulletin issued by the 11.; :hg'egféafil‘l’j’ingmfgfi 3! imprint
. 11‘ an n (I'-
3start actual activi lea until thirt da s‘ .
. l V y 'S. Department of Agriculture entitled. 33°F?” REPORTED est in the machine gun. Which '”
erinz up below the Mason-Dixon Linc.
On account of a ruling In the Nation-
:icareer, with a corresponding ad-
. Announcement of the marriage or,”
vnnce in price. thrifty people are glvc
E A birthday party was given tonnes in advance of the opening of the seu-é "Raising Rabbits for Food" “ya “i. FAST RECOVERIN’; their hobby. he had captured their
g‘Minnie Garfield, of 32 Lowe street on '° - ill'“: ‘ respectful attention.
Friends of COunly Commissioner When he left them the sergeant
‘ . The x w York Giants will contv. .. ' .
Sunday. A large number of rel . P . . Rabbits, which. have proved a John 3",th will be pleased to lean: ”0'0an for his "a"
{ADI-ITS i [‘Zscharged yesterday: Mrs. Wml . . _.
i Anderson of Wilton avenue Admitted since and friends attended the party. meme '0'“ a “0'. Springs. A'k' ' h. .valuable source of loud in Europe dur—‘nm he is recovering from the eflech ’Ytn i . ,,
26cm)! . , ' . The music was given ii the Santos ml forth? “when!“ ““1“" °”' ’ t i ll be ' l d M h ' ' m‘ ” m” “a" he “‘
'today' Miss Josephine Aprea or wu- " tins the vmenl war. may well be 0 a e m" “0 3‘ I 0m“ "i holler than thou' fellows-that we like
" ."cn Wfltionzton mien“? orchestra. Thar, e was /singinx and “Mb" Of his tongue club}. '33:!" Gill"! more extensively in America Ridgeile'ld a t‘ew Weeks agtknand i; to shock them occasionally '1'! -
g l . . - x ‘ ' . , en. . a w eac "
i - 'danclna throughout the alternoon ant‘ ' 990'" Stallings 0' the Braves ' ,b, '3, of reducing the drain on the 3:" “Ilium ' t 2:; 'gwa rd cofnplete Come here and warnlus not to go with
., . y. pros? ‘scarlet women.' and get oil a whole oi
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.evening. Refreshments were also "3"“! '0'" 0' h” 9'" '1 lordlmry that supply. The businessfrmvery. however, is slow. and be sob stuff. We're natural human be-
' ‘ in Georgia and there will be a general: , .
22:: thrash“! the “item?“ “:1: movement 0' ”We” toward the or growing rabbits, the .specisllsls‘lstill antlers from the effects of his lugs. new,” better nor worse than
o'clock" Th: guests, all had: mmy’simlh. The out sound or Yankees W“. W" “m be “w“ W by mm ."W "my! I“ of men But we're
' 7 - youths and adults not engaged in mil- RULING 0N PATENT PRICES. “01 3" bad 3' some people think We
'tlme and wished Minnie many happy “1“" ”m" ""58““ "l“ in" “’79., . are. When we saw you coming we
l 94 . I . / - tary or other national service. The .
r urns of the w, M were re- l-‘rlday tor Macon, Ga. ‘. . . 1 , .‘ V ' thought you were one or those guys
ceived by the hostess" “ ' i Thecomlngotsprlug alsolnark the animals may I" raised in "‘9 “ck WASHINGTON: March 0’99"?“ but now that we've discovered on!
1‘ close of the “boldest" season. On by ’"d' ”i cities “6 1°"! 3' well M on limiting the rights ot a patentee nder weak; we want to apologize."
"‘"z . hm] n! ”It 1‘" I II! if demonstrates that I little
Among the passengers sailing today one, the Players who have susdlsstl! '3 PI 0 0° 1'0 the W “a on thc'nnrt o! the camp u
on the steamer ”-lloilawkf' or the reform! to sign contracts are comm, “In" ”9'3“" 4"" ”09'1“ "PM”. sale price 01 an article were “tiered tary will so (a, “Na", leading the
Clyde Line for Jacksonville. Fla. is into the fold. Talk of an mined ll“ '7“ ““33" “d 9'04“” ”1"" to“! by the 3'19"” Court. - guest to cut out profanity. which is,
en. w'able and highly nutritious meat. The A patentee. the court held. cannot in perhaps. the moat common tailing in
an. .3. w. Meeker, w’li‘o procured her honour on the sun at all! . .
tickets “reservations through I. ll. ticularlv those who wercv’nielnberl of i mtdumgfl: It"; “’2'?! “'1 lei"!!! hisblflicll' l0 Iwrfih'm'". “mp m" ,
La on 1 (in. inn. is of M [balmy/"1' micron-y, has subsidstL . e I'Y- the right y contract to a, cutter """ ““" ' ‘
asalln st “submit. ,/t ' . i “3'! MI 01W“ W Woven at. which it iii later to be resold. : RAT" 0” thirtmtmuuo
__:_, ,V, . mm” Leo Dam is is snare-lever: word or this statement to be ' ' ' , , wusmoros. March 5.-—Appllcar
nu. Iara Ida Dim of :1 is. you today. Will! class-co cm into. Starting raising man it: saw IRITAIN sov WINID. loss tor increasesrsn'gina from 25 to
most, Worst-thousand foot in his assassin“ AlbertWGll'iyean sun as a sort or hobby. I soon martinis. llarcli EMU," mu a u... on ,5, in. MM
'Iv all “John Man: at alts. which ammtwmgmm rabbits theissclva had ost- llobiasomggsdtbrssysnrnwsp ”0|th m Mm hilt l
‘ ‘ _ _ T‘Mflledtheum rssstttisbos- burned yesterday mflmmmuwmfimmj‘s‘c‘"
- that}! asylum ’ ' [mound Stunt-wash!“ told!
also»
state. ind iwasdsitesttc buy a
squad-sate in mulls lutcmm ' can-m Co—
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