Evening sentinel, Monday, May 13, 1918 · page 7

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‘serseant u'uuam Sydney Jackson .
and ‘Private Oliver Ray Jackson. have,
Ietumed to Camp Upton. Yaphank. 1+

 

 

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m' I! h I i) ' 3101“)“. t Cheerful Charlie. 1.. after spending.“|Motbers’ Day" at.
the home of their parents. Mr. and
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18mm 0! Yams. 8:11;: 2:: [2013;031:113 .Vf—l‘rfig’: Mrs. Jackson, 40 Summit avenue. Missy
- Edna Viola Jackson, of New York. air .
L 1“? l? “u momma” 80m, by NP“ headline so came up to spend the day with‘hér . . __ 1
V laud Powell. parents, and all three gave Mr. and;

3100::szng Sggfihgx Mrs. Jackson a big surprise by their,
aimed for high quality in ,not having announced their home com-I
fabrics. make, and style. "‘5- . I

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But our big gun is—fair
prices. 85 East avenue. have been enjoying

Our suits at $25 will interest ,- the week in Hartford. They autoed

you if you appreciate remark- i there last week Sunday. and came backi
able values Iback by trolley Friday. They left

Hartford Friday at 8:30 amend,
i cached Not-walk at 3:30 p. m. I

' 7 o‘onu ELLY’S

16 So. Main St. '
scorn nonwam

.» row OPEN FOR BUSINESS. Mr. and Mrs. Charles 11 Sturges of

 

 

' The branch od‘lre of The Evening
‘ Sentinel is localedvin the office of its
florwaik‘representative, Richard H.
. Jim-h, in the Masonic building. on Wall
street. and all news items, advertise- l

' . meets. or notices of a newsy nature,

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can be left there or telephoned there.

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The telephone number is 1388. INORWALK OOUTH NORWALII Burton E. Callahan, supervisor of
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____________.__~ w” _ . the Norwalk Garden Association. isI . _
' ' ‘ -— ' .-_._._,-. Aattending commencement exercises atII . .
Wi‘iiam Brien reported the‘ .055 of a the Connecticut Agricultural college at A ' 1 cu or
' C! News 'purse (ontaining $1. 54 from his room Storrs, . ‘ .
Iat the Noru alk Hotel to the :oiice. . I .
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_._____ _ ‘Mrs. Ernest Burthol. of Meadow

“ J. E. Glover. the insprance man. of‘street, has returned from a five weeks'
A73 Wall street, is on an extended Map Visit with friends and relatives at Buf- I

Aness trip to New York city and fa“). (Wilmer). Omaha and Oklflhoma

’i'rlnccton. N. J. ICllV. l
The New York police notified local “A“; ”'1'“ Cramplon of N9" Y0“:
police officials that Mike Famine anti C'ty' enjoyed the week- end “A the
niece, of this city, uere being held ho omc of her parents. Mr and Mrs A

 

An automobile which had been left
in flout of the Mather Building (.(‘ln-
pany's place on Water strett was later
claimed by parties from Bridgeport.

 

 

Mire. Rosie IBercosky. of Connecti- ll
cut avenue Ieported to the police that.‘ 5 ll , ,I
owaid A tIampton. of l.. Belden
on Saturday after-non while her sev-en Ib‘ them. h w“ “0‘ stated what avenue.
year-old son was playing on ConnectisImarg“ the couple weIe being ho] dI _._,-.__
' cut avenue that a motorcycle camaumn. I John (‘Ionin who is employed in one

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along and knocked him down, knock V Mrs J Cortes of New York city, has of the war department offices in Wash- i
log out one of his teeth and budlv cut-

completed plans for a large residence ington. D C h“ be“ spending 't 1“"
“BK his “B Dr Franklin G Biown on Ev ersley avenueI St. John & Key. :days at his home on N01“) avenue.

e , l mo . ,
“minded the boy. The [mm or ‘ ‘e . nor have the contract for the building
torcycle was WillIanI Herman. oi

. and the Norwalk Heating and Plumb- A M” Richard Noack, Jr.. 0' M0“
WOMDOI‘L Who was “now“! ‘0 80- lng Company for the plumbing and avenue. and Miss Ruth McFarland of

‘ *" ’ ‘ . Green's Farms. have gone southI on 111
.Iothei fittings.
_ --—-i will be on the Bridge Tuesday| Ishort trip.

and Wednesday with all kinds of fresh!
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MEN lEAVINfi NflliWAlA MAV 23iill

List of men leaving Norwnlk on May 23rd. for Camp Upton. Long is
....__.. land. are as follower“
9——~Ca|lnhnn,‘ Lawrence.
20*l’lor2llo. Natale.
35—«Snificn. Charles ll.
101~~~Corbeslero. Eugene
213~Cronln. Jerry W.

 

 

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WESTERN SAILORS I CIGAR Packed Anaasreo
ONCE LAUGHED AT I nos'rorv May 13.—~John J. Bullam
NOW N AVY’S PRIDE a cigar packer. was arrested by agents

of the Department of Justice today,
charged with disloyai and seditious
Iutterances at a meeting here recently.
the Secretary‘s own State of lndiunu A He was held in 55.000 MEMO? a. 1111"»
more than one Rear Admiral was of or hearing May 20. after he had plead-
Iecord “‘8 State "A uhich James ed not guilty. Federal authorities
“hitcomb Riley wrote: _ Istated that Ballam said among other
things that workmen who went to war
did so to fight and to kill other work—
grand men in a diffeernt coolred uniform. The
Ispeclflc charge related to an alleged
attempt to interfere with the govern-
ment‘s naval and military service.

 

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Anthony lialasz, fourteen years ofI .
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age! who “veg with his parents on Seigeant Kenneth Co eburn U S

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A., ‘now stationed at Camp Devens en-
\‘I illiam street. complains to the police i
t rained at 2.500, consisting, t is,
r y ‘ Ithnt uhile he Was ridinx down Mill 1° oyed an over Sunday furlough a 1‘

home on Westport avenue.
ii ll on th rl ht aid of the road. es
‘ p g e y 254—~Bishop. Leighton Weed

ofItIrdnv morning. that his bicycle was; Clarence Caldwell and Ralph Sedie I 369—»Elscrman. Paul 0.
in muck by a Ford 0" 30mg in the op- Iueyer. of Stamford were visitors in‘ 563—-Evancskl. Harry

63l~lmprota. Clelio M.
687—»Court. (‘harlcs H.

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1 Linden ave. Noroton Heights. Darien.
Box 112. Noroton Heights. llarien.
4 Hamilton ave. South Noru‘nlk.

17 Laura street. South Nor-walk.
65 Olivia street. Derby. Conn.

154 Railroad avenue. New Canaan. I
24 Wilton avenue. Norwslk. I
13 Buyvlew avenue. South Nth-walk.
Noroton Heights. Durieu.

3 School street. Norwalk.

Perry avenue, Norwalk.

1 Clark street, Norwalk.

155 Bergan st., Brooklyn. N. Y.

248 East avenue. East Norwalk.

99 Ely avenue. South Norwalk.
Summer street. New Canaan.

5 Henry street. Norwalk.

Locust avenue. New Canaan.

26 Elizabeth street. South Norwaik.
12 Newtcwn terrace, Norwalk.

 

‘ . Probe
I of real estate and owned by Abraham

Harris. of this city. was attached by
Sheriff Nelson Benedict in from
Arthur Boyer. through his mother
a civil action returnable to the Court posite direction. throwing him off and the city on Saturday.

breaking the rim of the front wheel.I
.of Common Pleas on June 4th.1t Is .- .. 1239 Lo .
' e .2 —— udon. liwln
““6ng that on June 14. 1917. Mr. ilarfi B'éfore he could regain his feet. th 3 Mr. and Mrs. Novotrick and dausb MiG—Hurry “In Wagner

'V‘ rte was driving his automobile reek-gmacmne was ought 0' “SWIM“! he let'S. spent the weekend in New York Ian—«Stevens. William .S.
dusty and struck and badly Injured the was “Nil?” ‘9 89‘ the numbeI. ICity. 1424—«JohnsonI Leonard A_ -

m c of 2, _.-.... 1441—Plaitano, Carmine
31‘):th cVz‘EfdgfiVermcfiegIge‘il ” the people 0f Norwalk ““1 "“"n" James B. Costello of the Ordnance litS—«Caslorm, Vinccnzo

v55» rah repnesems the plaintiff. t-V “‘0 ““9 1°“ mmm" "0f “‘9". ’corns. Jersey City. ls spending a fur- 1455"'Bfll99v GONG“
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i never seen the ocean. ner i never
seen the sea,

'On the banks 0' Deer (‘rick‘s

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At that the 70 per cent. of the son-
nIcn in the navy Irene aliens. Secre-
fury Thompson started the movement! —-—-————-—— ——-—
to music this impossible and illegal MN Y 1' E a H TIME TAB“
He t ought it might help some- in the;

Middle West if a war ship were sent soufgnufiflkmitnTlég’NlEgvlstORK
up the. Mississippi as far as Memphis A M..——l 39x 5: 27: 5; 49, g; 9..
and if possible to St. Louis Confer I4. .576 7:13, 71'5“. 8: 211 9; .59; 9I 3..
races were held with river pilots’ and' 1°: 33" 11. 21‘ ' '

they told the Secretary that in. tlIeI pI M'..——12 03 u; 52 (Stamford only),

 

 

families or I-elatIVes in the present lough In Norwalk; 1456—--Rotunn0. Carmine

4w] kt. ohn HeI '.
, waI. who are hurled in Norwalk and 328” gillclt‘): tWVlisrd 11.1"

 

 

 

 

 

. ~——«--~—-~-—~” vicinity. will send to Adi Chas F. A 1470~—Boyle. William James. NOI‘OIOD “HENRI Dorian. A" "
CAMERAS 'Guamleri the name. ship or comm!“ COAL MOVING WEEgNE 1490~Soccl Gaetono Locust avenue. New Canaan. ITIIWLI‘I’III'IIS" etVs If“: IIIZIDITCIISRSII“ 1:09x, 1: 38:. 3.17:. 4: 32:. 5 271. 5. «I
FILMS and regiment to which they belongedI PLANNED FOR J Iafilou IlyInes. Thomas Francis 35 (dispel street. Norwalk. III: as Imus“ with; (imam sh: 23:30“ 0917:. (Stamford 0“”), 7- 03‘-
1518-Cahlll. John Augustus 14 Berkeley street. Norwulk. I
at time of demh, date of death, and r . - stuck in the mud. The paragtnphers sundayp
~ . -13 (1 ob rtrSaIn River street. New Can 11.
PHOTO SUPPLIES I}... flame”. In which my are buried i (Continued from P886 One) iéilsuii‘isf’iim’; II? 159 s. m “a" Mount“{,6rnonI N. r said oxen pulled IIerout. .. A. M.:-12 34x. 5. 27:, 5249:, 8:59.
STILLSON-POWELL I\\m McKinley Camp No. .Unlted railroad traffic and “meme“, 0, m,“ ilfiBl—Plunkett, Richard F. _32 Main street. Norwalk. Newgggggggd 3:33;,“ “SI” 3x61233522 £3412: 3.12, 4.3,,“
‘Spnnlsh War Veterans will place flags ii i thp t' a water (“5.1532 (ialbo. Calogcro 35 Fort street. East Noru'alk. ' ' , .. ' _' ' .2
CORP. ANY 8111“) 95 0 A '3 l 3.. -—Mls cndin Snntl 140 Main street Norw lk made in recruiting in the Middle Wcsl I146. 6.021, 6.54, 7.021, 7.573..
Innd floweis on their graves for Mom lrict. " " er a. ‘ ‘ a ' and II few years later the demand 10: 07:, 10: 4.0

 

Noroton. Barton.
6 Slocum street. Norwalk.
Main street, New Canaan.
22 Union avenue, Norwalk.
15 Central avenue. East Norwalk.
12 Podmore street. South Norwalk.
6 South Main street. 8. Norwoik.
33 Flax Hill road, S. Norn'alk.
A. '1‘. Co., 195 Broadway. N. Y. C.

.. 20 Meadow street. South Norwalk
332 Congress ave. Waterbuly Count. .
15 Stuart ave. South NoI walk
2 Pleasant street. Norwalk.
241 Westport ave. Norwaik
6 Crescent terrace. South Norwalk
14 Union ave, Norwalk.
55 Van Zandt. street. East Norwalk.
695 6th ave. New York city.
26 (‘irnndvlew ave. Norwalk.
03 Lincoln ave. South Norwnlk.
New Canaan.

' 2 East Farm st.. Waterbury. Conn.
13 Raymond street. South Norwalk.

 

“Americans for the American .\ INEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALIC.
pr'evailed As a consequence we‘ hmeI A. M.:—-—4 101. 15:30. 6:34, 8:001. ..
pride in “the man behind the gun ” '28 511.9:151, 9:45x, 10:50x. .

No longer is it the bad boy only who; P M—12 03:. 1 06. 2'151. 2- 57.
is sent to the navy by parents or a 3' 30!. 3- 53 4' 33 b.13x. 5 20 6‘ 003a
judge. the latter making it alternative 6 03!. 310K. 1181:3311: 45!-

to a term in prison. Here and there u

a judge is reported as doing yet the; 4} M..—6 00 8: 001, 9: 00:. 10:032..

old paternal stunt of judges by lm- 0‘-
P. M.:——12 10 1: 03:. 3: 35:, 5:01..
posing sentences of enlistment in the 6: 2st 6: 00:. ,71 10x, 8:103, 11:16:,

navy or the army. liiut navy and 11: 462.
army officers discourage t. .

In the old days a sailor on tho SOUTH "Garey: To NEW
streets of a Middle West city nttraci- A. M.:—-12 261.12. 58x 5: 37 6:01
ed as much attention as a parade 7: 15 9:1” 10: 22x 11: 58:. "
Now the nav'JIs men are seen as (10- P. M.—-1'20 2' 7"41' (Erldgeport ohm.

quently almost as soldiers. the thou- Saturdays), 2: 47 (Bridgeport except:
sands at the Great Naval Station at Saturdays), 3: 271’ 4: 28, 5.19 5'31:
“lIicago visiting their home cities and 6: 51. 7: 03" 7: 32 (Bridgeport only)‘
towns and then conspicuous uniionn 9:251.

.catching all eyes. I

“”‘i Iago—sagas. Harry
'liil Dav. it is ,necessur that. this The production in the bituminous . _
m I y field of Pennsylvania is from 75pm1540~S29rrszcm Stephen

. I I Iinloi'mniion All: sent in WAVIIOUA dPIRY- “cent to 80 per (99,“. 0f ”19. capuclly 15§5~Phillppopulos.Themls
' ‘ . - of the mines, while the West Virginia 15.19—Svenson. William 39“”

A big yellow motor I‘m} .lnbeled mines are turning out from 60 per cent web—Barker, Andrew
I“Sunshine" drew up in front. of the to 70 per cent. of the normal tonnage. 1565—Dorso. Nicola
Masonic Building. 59 Wall street. at: Complaints have been made to the 1572-Petrakis. 50"“ L-

1 oclock today and began to disgorge Fuel Administtation in a number of in— I1576~Ferguaom T119110"?

, stances this Week that retailers are in- ' 1532*LYDCAL James
Ia big and varied [Qt 0‘ paraphernalia, .ieulionaily Icitoining ronI delivering 1595—5181’9115. Charles B

,which was taken into the lodge rooms coal to householders with tho expec 1600—‘Cicchini Joseph
Iof St. .‘Johns lodge No 6 F and A M Iation of collecting a pIcmlunI for huI- 162 2-—l)a.nn. “3191‘ Edward

' lt developed that it was the inltiatory lied delivery Intel on These clauses 1633“”"wn- 09”“ wasmw‘m
AIIIachinery for working the Master haIe been turned owr to the State 1633~Lumpp. Benjamin

. . iucl administrations and unofficial lB34——Perklns. William A-.
.Masons degree, which Wm be worked statements here are that the selling 1643-Sheehan. Waiter John

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A .. Ihy the degree team of. Union hedge. licenses of the Iei “1.3,. will be re.1647--Tayior. Thomas Wallace
I . INo 5. of Stamford. next Friday after- what} in the event that the allege l649-—Serveton, Nick
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“(ioat‘ whlch was said to be on its
Sundays
A. ids—12:26; 12:58.: 7:43, 9:1”..-

‘lTALY-AMERIOA DAY. MAY 24. .10:19I11:12x. 11:58x.

 

noon Everything was there but the lions are sustained.1869—-Parkiuson, Henry F.

Specific instances where these 1672—Zoeller. William

charges me made have not been given 1650'41111011030“. John
THE'CoUWNS FROM
Your Liberty

way. out. by the Fuel Administration, but 165S—Cicala, Michael
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BRIIWEPOT. May 13 j—Tlle IocIII ‘0 . .
Bartenders Union \’Oted yesterday to comtgllttij'gfxfluiflvcafiié?:g pAAioctIIaVVIeOLIII: “W“ H- - Iund the mayOI of each city, asking A.M.:—122¥ISR;~1A0:K163 5: 50.
present demands to their employers troversy between Dr. Garfield and the A complaint ,of crimminai libel has; The Coal Trade Journal says to. them to Ifurt'her gm Eiletigrtgfiegf 6: 50. 8: 05:. 8. 30, 9: 41:: 11: 200:,
and strike next Monday if the de- Railroad Administiation and based been lodged with the District Attor- day that. the unexpected return ofI ‘vitir‘iflfiuzgincgntgd‘in :Velegram yester— P. M.:—-—12 17, 3: 40;; 4; 35 5:13;...
mands are not complied with. The principally on the assertion that thew winter weather last week not onIyI day to Mr. Hughes. who is president 6:371, 6211):, 9:18x.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

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' I —» will be made public, it is said. if they Milk—Pile!» Harry
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roll . . men ask for a minimumwage of $2512.

maximum prices of the GoveInInent 11837.3 Office by ““911 Ridder against
a" too high ’5 blamed for much or The New York Herald Company, as pecially in the tidewater trade. butI‘ “fllst 110110er patron}
publishers of the Evening Telegram created a small buying furry, whlc

hampered distribution of hard coal 123- I of the Italy- -Ameiica Society, to act at
It is expected

b ‘that local festivities commemorating

Sundays
A. M.—4:10x, 4:53x.
9 41:. 11:00.

szsoap
tIho third anniversary of Italy's entry 4: £6 151;:122 617111,! 755:639231‘8" 39% v

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8 D EP R R ‘2 are sustained b State administrate“. mat—Bernard, Edmund J' 0'0 Armour & 0‘3." ElIzabeth. N' J’ v - - - -
RI G o TS$QHIEENonRS MAY .in whose Jurisdiction they are alleged. 1661——McGrath. Mathew A. bllllOgbOIf'ne avenue, East Norwaik. NEbViI’ YORIKIIMngIIl—gelfii‘gfiz 7.3,8'xlg—332'gg'564'42L 6.33:, ‘6'“.
» i 1675-4. c. . hn an 0rd lace. South NOI'W lk. are 9 n8 sen .V 99 - ‘ t ' ' ' '
have taken place * “cm Chris Jo - p a :today to the governor of every state NEW HAVEN TO » SOUTH
. -. * ~ .. week- a “ft" four 110‘“ Weak and the delay in the purchase and delivery
war Savings “no Sunday work " They also voted of coal.
,. . that all pipe cleaners must join the liaison dIifficulties, IvI'hich caused a The complaint is based upon the pub'I represented current needs of domestic' mm the war will be held througiout 11- 40‘
. Stamps , Plumbers Union and that no union, ‘consi eIab e decrease 11 production at iication In the Imam“ Telegram of: users This was only a flash in .the pauI the country. Every citizen is asked to SOUTH N ORWALK Tq DANBURV' II

bartender will draw beer after this' «he b t“ Iinous mines my vintal'AApril 12 of a cartoon which bore the and easily handled, but the interrup‘ wear a boutonniere of flowers showing 4. 34.”; 13 8. 27 9; 591
. have mractlcally disappeared. it is i
italy's colors. pI gI;_1 .27,» 4,39; 5: 25:

week from pipes cleaned by anyone said in only two Instances last week, caption “Serpents of Seditionf’ and “0“ “mad" receipts' “use“ by mws' ‘
not a member of the plumbers The' one in Ohio and one in Pennsylvania, which depicted a hand crushing a, being delayed and the piers being un- “‘3‘ a: ffgfigiatméigid‘gf $31313? A. M.—:9 26. Sunday: ' . ;*' II
I. salon keepers have not yet decided did htIoUblethA 3‘” 5°“ film. i l (1‘ groups 0f German newspapers in which able to stand the usual tonnage duringI liver addresses at musical concert In p, 11-215 7.15.
what action to take on these demands. 1:3?! tlffiflen giants}: 3:13") th “9 t e lthe New poi-k Staats- Zeltung was in- the three day storm, has caused dealers the Metrcpcntau Opera House, the re- DANBURY To SOUTH NORWALI
__ Icluded.1t was said in the CriminalI-i to fall behind in their bin-filling sched-I ceipts to go to the italian Red Cross. A. [—42 M 7‘ u "i- “1- n: R

Court bulidiuz yesterday that the “16 Time last now is gone beyond re- ‘ w P' “—4 33" 7‘ 07 '

New Ydfk Heflld cbmpany 1W1“ m'ake cover)" for there 18 no prospect of gI Attotney Maurice Land Vafl .11 V18". L ‘4.“ sun”.
or in New york yesterday I

representations to the District. .Attor- summer lull which will give other trade; _ B u —-u-. 6!. 91th. I- In.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

' WATERBURY STRIKE SETTLED
I WATERBURY, IMay till—Settlement
{of the: ‘ Iplumbers' and steamflit’ers' . I
Istrike, which has been .in progress inA WASHINGTON. May 13 .—_lnvestl- Iney's office today with the View to a chance to overcome “PPADB delays.
this city bout' three weeks, seems. as- gatlon by the Federal Trade Commis- show that no crime was commlted out I '.—‘—"‘—"
IsuIed. Committees of the strikers and sion of the production and supply ag- the ground that. its cartoon was just-I Swimming will be a military require- I a
master plumbers haVe agreed upon an, ricultural implements and of the prio- tiled by facts in its publication . , . ment this summer. according to plans .""' . -
bit‘rati'oh of the wholeness and this Ies farmers are compelled to pay tor --—---—-—-—~I--—I-—.j . ‘ . got the commlsion on training camp. E"
agreement was ratified MIA! at n machinery is embattled in- a resolu- Two hvlators were Injured. when} activities . .I .
. meeting of the Plumbers’ men. The non introduced today by Senator their airplane crashed into‘ a freight I I "L
» master plumbers will meet tonight ‘to‘ ’l‘li Inps’on', or Kansas“ and adopted by train at Clinton. 111.; while distributnisITho potatoiis a native American, - ‘ "

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LIVER PILLS use COWAT’ION.