- WWII." med abovethe
unmet coroner AT m
wwamrrow. came.
)«r‘
‘ bl!»
mar, f
m 1"th bd’eveningaithe
malnutrition: MW '1‘”
mm» thanha unto God.” mad”!
chair. The platform was tasteful]!
decorated with fruits and down. I
large back of diryranthunumr cocoa
ideoftbe platform being particularly
beautiful. The other idea! theplat-
form was decorated with fruits and
vegetahhamdabankcornpoaedof will
anda sheaf of wheat. The exercises
warevcry interesting mmgliout.both
nemndcnndmciofidn being partiw'
DW-
I”gala children participated as follows:
Mhflflhflflln“wfiflhms‘”‘m
WWW"......ChlrlesGram
Eleanor Holmes. Bertie Kninbt
and Clara Dibble.
. Ennenedlct
. Me Stow. Sadie Newman. Helena Mitchell
Ind Sadie Van Dunkirk.
' . Wa—“nmtflyma"....ancenyxbm
“AlWFaflvfl” .......... Frank Layton
.“l‘hel‘ea‘l'lmeof theYear" .............
Glories 1'. Mitchell.
‘Apoemwasreadby Mir-Mary F. Par—
, due, and anappropriate address deliver—
edhyRevOthoF. Bartholow. In addi-
tion to hymns by the ‘schOol, the music
, ansiatedof a trio for organ, violin and
. . voice, thevocal part by Louise Abou—
droth, With violin obligate by Richard
W The trio was beautifully
rendered andxreutly enjoyed. a. Tilly
mug withexpre-ion a solo "Praise Ye
thelnrd,”cornpoaed fortheoccasion by
'D. E. Disbt'ow, the organist, and the
accompaniment being played by the
composer, it ‘was very effective. The
committee having the concert in charge
deasrve credit for fire admirable manner
"5 whichthedetallswdrecarriedont.
im.r.rr.m.ar the Wellington
Park Methodist church, Bridgeport, de-
livered two very able sermons at the
Norwalh Isthodist church yesterday.
At the Norwalk Baptist church last
evening Rev. F. E. Robbins preached the
first of a series of sermons on“Social
My." Bis topic was “The Sociol-
iam of Jesus Christ."
A large congregation attended the
‘ '"'"FalseoerviceattlioNorh
walk Wtional church last evening.
'Thechoruewasdoubledfor theoeeasion
dndflrebymns and anthem were much
enjoyed.
Aspecial service for young men was
held inst: Paul’s church last evening.
The subject was "Safeguards for Young
Hen." The boy choir furnished music.
ltov. ll. E. Burns pro-Chad an elo
. semen in the South Norwalk Bap
fit church yesterday morning, and in
theeveniag Rev. A. Wheaton commenc-
a'daasrluof sermon-to young women.
the subject being “Unfortunate cont
Rev. A. Wheaten occupied the pulpit
'of the Flint VI. E. church yesterday
morning in exchange with the pastor,
and preachedan able serum from the
text“Andl,if lbs lifted upwill draw
.n lnllte evening the luvrrtmm. Nov. Kit—A thrilling unda-
III M m m of cle was witneatcdut theb'run l tlnntcr here.
ofthechurch gavoapervlce
mandkev.H.E.Burnesm‘dol|b°fl
i
mailman mun lABltlEll.
mean-any tartar-ed than our 0‘
“archer WM!!!“
Mfg N. v.. nov. eo.—'raeum-
m,at horneof murdemwu-
longhhy avenue. in one city. Joseph 18
win, landlord of the lahaoketuo Hotel.
death lforwalk. and nuns Clark! Wen
Arno-l
3
the no!!!“
luae Dablman
“maltreatment-1w.
mono'fmwme
1mm than» ”out the Panel.
and India- m
Wanton-r01. Nov. ill—Jun annual re-
motJohaWJfoble, of the!»
WW than were Mouth.
rolhtat theoloacoftho laatfiacnlyear. There
were pending on July 1, ran, Wfilsdai-a,
ofwhteh 559,017 weredetmsotpermwlw
were not on the pemhm Tho remain-
ing:llitl,~t~ttiwereelaima forincrenc of perv
sions and duplicate claim under different
laws. Theraare alsoonthelileaoftbepm
don office Hit-533 rejected claim. .
There were 23.5%! first payumdoof every
description made during the last Mad year,
requiring insomnia).
Over 16,1!!! Indians have already Monte
citizens of the United States, and about
4,000 more by taking their allotmenta have
signified their desire to become citizens. To
their: numbers should be added the ‘lfllil
Indians in Oklahoma who have taken or
agreed to take allotments. A total diam!)
hdiammturflinedand total of acres ac-
quired for setflement of about WM
during the present administration alone.
Including the census the secretary re-
mark» that the announcement of the official
populhtion Nov. Lil. Dill), as morocco has
never been changed. and upon that an-
nmrnocrnent the uppmtionment law wu
passwd nearly two years sinner than at pre-
vious censuses
The Maritime meal of Nicaragua isle»
pomd tobeinn forward state. The rail
madfrom the Atlantic port to the divide
has been completed, equipped, and is nowin
operation for a d'estnnoe of eleven miles.
The jetty or breakwater, which is to In»
tact the harbor entrance on the Atlantic
cutest from the effects of shifting sand, has
been extended 2.0le feet or more into the
Of‘t'lul.
About 3,000 feet of nutmd excavation
along the canal has been mule. and a chan-
nel tonne-d from 150 to 2550 feet Vidal and
alwnt ll‘ feet deep.
HIS CAREER AS A POISONER.
The Prosecution Claims Dr. Gravel At-
tempted to Kill a Little Boy.
szvmi. Nov. Ila—Tho prosecution in the
Graves rum! will not only endeavor to show
that Dr. T. Thatcher I’lmven is guilty of the
death of like Jmephine A Barnaby, but
alaothat hiscareeras apoisonerde’tesbaek
asfnras ISIS. when he was a reahiem of
' ville. than The medicine which
he is charged with havingfuruiahedt’odo.
the deadly work on that occaahn will in
submitted to meessor Sewell. it this city,
for chemical analyst.
It was in Douieleonville that an illegiti-
mate child. now known as Chat-lea Vernon
Brown. was born in 13785. Dr. vamjhe
state will endeavor to show. was the (other
of this child. and ut its birth prowl-it“! the
medicine now in their pun t-wrluti. with like
erpreeeed purpme of putting hindl'spriug
out of the way. The hoyisnow thirtwn
years of agv. and all through these long
years the little phiulof medicine has been
carefully mild by the Moods of the
mother. with the hope that the opportunity
might arise for using it to prmecut» the
doctor.
The witneaes who have been erpectal to
arrive from the east got into Denver yester-
daymomtn; Amongthemwas Comm-IL
ll. Illa-hard. of Dantelsmvile. For many
years lu- waa the legaladviaerqf Dr. Graves,
and for fourteen years was one of his neon
est m'lghburs.
Mr. Rickard. as one of the candidate m
not for‘ the state. traced this little phial,
wi.?. 28 will tend largely to impact-h the
chormtvrof the prisoner. Other Witness“
who arrived yeeterrlay were John J. Deter»
felt. the “amp clerk of the vaidcnoe post-
oCir'e. who will Dr. Ilraveo stumps: I’harlm
Vernon Brown. the child referredhhond
Mn. linker. its grandmother.
THE Eton LIKE HIS NAME.
'l‘anu-r Dalnnnleo Nearly .‘lado I led] at
by the III: fleaat.
A lion tuna-r namvd Dolmoniw wan going
through a rehearml of an intended perform-
ance. The two than» relented no lie subjects
were not u‘qllitlllled with DehnotrIco and
autumn! some ill temper when the tamer-p
punched them This did not deter Del-
mimlco. who had unharmed faith in the
abilityof hioeyoabdm-rve to subject the
wthhat beast of the forest. [klrooatooap
mind the animals and was about toshow
his ability to bundle them like kittens, when
one of the lion» sprang at him wIth a chat,
quick grind.
The lion (named a claw tn the marsh
Whitman! with It» teeth in his thkh,
new abut“ to enjoy a Dehuwieobanquot.
‘ and ‘mmdthoa‘h it h
thoughthnwlllrecovor. r
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Bullflilm. (boa, Nov. Ila-Thum-
e
I
“Ila-l ltltl “ Allan head.
We
hit
lla- WI alert-u to I“.
Vallflm.lov.fl.a=hs W a
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tennis. ”bottom Masonite
FIELD ls Ill 85.88 ASYLUM.
Inspector Byrces Said to Have
3 Warrant for Hint.
arm if; rm um rm
Ito "whit-1! mm.},;"‘t8p ca. Humanism]!!!
To. Quail to Ito of Use.
New Your, Nov. duvfilwonl 3f. field
was tulle. to the Blwmingdahy 111541th any»
lam on Saturday. The senior nmnlwr of
the Ilrm of Field, Dudley, Whiskers & Co.
withdraws from the world a sally tin-united
name. He leave-u behind him diviostor, eon-
fnsicn,awrcckofahroiueaafinnrnloed by
hhtmiruhxirqes and a blot onthe‘scrntcheon
of an illustrious family. The innuowoeoand
accusations of Wall street unjustified. Bd-
wanl If. Field not only rehypothecated Infl-
way bonds phund with him as collateral,
but he ndsnppropflated huge rams of money.
He raised loans on wurthleu securities lott-
ed by him on many bdnkrandonprivata
individuals as well. He deceived his part
oars alto. .
Pew Rania Chm. Alan.
Two thousand dunk“! in pow lento, turned
over to E. M. Field as trustee of the Tarry-
town Presbyterian chord). is running. He
was trmurer of the mutton which owns
the Washinxtrm building. when! histoflree
are. He collected $35.8th in rents and sunk
the money in his struggle to avert impend-
ingdmrn. l‘iold ran‘a long race with the
fates. It is no wonder that his intellect
could not stand the strain.
(7y ma ‘9'. I'lzld'n Stall Full.
The Field family's cup of litterm-so surely
overflows. (”y-ma W. Field was prmtruted
the Weight of tlib adiiotion still upon him
he had to fur ~ the terrilrlu nary d his eon'r
disgrace and doamial and mental ruin.
His daughter. Mary (irate, wife of Daniel
A. Lindloy. one of hi: unhappy son's unhappy
partners. In very ill of mum-r of tlnrstomach,
and the phvniciane ray that she cannot live
“to month» It loch three days!!! being a
year since tyros 3‘. Field} golden raiding
annivorwn-y wee. cell-hunted. From all on;
the civilized world 'hv‘x'r his mm was
known razor z'nngrhtnlotim
A finish",- Conference "old.
The fame and the honor of the hour» at
Field were humwhnld worth. W the re
sponrihllitim of the minpd firm been lee
the remnants of a miniature ‘ have
been bestowodtomve» :flmfi
Cyrusl‘ieldwuwillicrnogiveuphball.
A family confluenc- an; held Sam:
and yesterday at the home of (tyres W. Field
1‘28 Enid Tirentyvfimt entree-t. Those who
tool: part in it were Cyrus W. Fieldhi.»
brothers, David Dudley Field and Stephen
J. Field: liens-5;!» Do For. at Lord. of the 11m:
of Lord. l‘nv & Loni ('yrns \l‘, ‘f'h lol't
entrust-3 out a rummmtivi-ni Drum-l. Edm-
pn dz t'o.
ate. moonwalk.
‘1”th jw
ar'flf‘nl‘i’l‘" Rowing: ind Aron-M Wan
bythodeathof his beloved wife. and with “B
net-rely
rday veryprornpt payment of the insurance
8' 'chw‘gwww
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mum m
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SOIE V “WWW.
strum comm m
ammonium!!!
or ran coarsenccr nut
err! [amnion ., .
vmaldl'rigfirm. UH!
than); on for 1:: prom
square utilfled
experience th you that since] In”;
sored for five ddlan,
weekly accident benefita of twens dol-
lar-air: 1889, that your company ways
to
funny
Gmmmz~ut me thank you most
sincerely for your prom in paying
me my claim of 31. on the
isned to my latehmband, Isaac alts.
lshallalwu hm thedaytbat be in-
sured bin to in your company. You
have done rnea great favor by filing
the claim before it wasdue. I ,
band had only paid in $97.78, and have
received such great benefit.
Your: very gratefully, '
(Signed) Sam A. arts.
Paovnmvcr, It. 1., Jan. 24.1801.
The Cmnecticut Indemnity Annotation
let me thank you fahmwaomptaad
courteous treatment. . . A. Arm
strung formerly at Norwich, Conn , was
’ . in your company more than nix
yeani ago, and the entire cost to him. at
age of 58. to carry 81.000 insurance.
riding $5 per week in case of disabi y,
was only $101.75, or 816.40 per year-
Dedncting the benefits Ed him during
his life, the net cost of ’ 31.000 inanrv
once was only $1.75. This in will
3
during his disability, nod would have
left me only innit, instead of the 31.08»
at death. Old line com; ’ would
:vv’r .1 ‘ >
Ilium Imamhow
: Importer of P
for what you havedoncfcr me, remain
will act for the but interests of to policy Yours '9”. respectfully,
Your read payment of my claim ft! .Bnlncnr Malta.
eighm W M m d.” m LOW MD CI”, 1‘. in Jill! m, '0‘-
my ood opimoa at you. » it. A- Warrior, filming“: Allow us
l‘tfinhingyoummm you.) to apron; our satisfaction with the
welldeserveJretndn methods of your company in pa
Verytruly m dmthclaims. We were: in ex-
‘S’W ’ J” ' 3"“ ii“??? "WW“ “‘" 80.3““.5}
~ I 0n. o cit ,
NEW Ham, COM!» me- “be 1” Norwalhftwho yim in};
on marathon five years, luvinga
or$l.w0.aral we wish to theoryou
for your prompt payment in full. We
acknowleike receipt of your check two
months before the claim was actinlly
due. Yours very truly,
ALaxar D. Comm,
Barren. (learn
on inn ’ mm 'IIIllIIIIEIlI.
Mrs. W. Fawcett.
% Executor:
it}? Mlllinery. Emir So. 3
“at" street. now
Il lllllI STREET, IIIlIlllllll.
Trimmed milllnrgiy. if!) diluent patterns.
Hats now ready. hr latest noveltua from
ahml and extensive patterns from our own
Modifies.
Ham Turlrana.'l' ace and thinners. Fine
rut jet ornament: a crown (‘0! coats. bond
ext-ens, birds and butterflies. ”atria-h and
pm“ a t help to me. I] I In. 2?: ‘fatgrnaorfligafiant lincof tine silk velvet
vested t'he Ill the new Karim onnnxvrnente with one of the
bulk. he would 1“", mud leading of London, Eng, to supply In”:
“W”, direct from Paula and hrndon. thus
r on no to furnish our customer» with the
truest comet stiles at prim: to I‘ll all.
havepaidbutm imuraneeforthe
gooey ' toycur cornpany bynry
(Signed) Maseru Ammonia.
for your
h
insured in your company since 18%, and
had always found you generous and re.
liable in our dealings with hitnaa a
whey-ho! er.
Hy Hunks-recs ' '
due your company because. mod.
mmeydueuuder icy 921.com late
ushand J Bflpl‘lflwfiy. Behal’been
‘lrm fire-t Ia Sacrifice.
The conference was held tndwide what
mow hold be taken by t'yrus W. Field
Emir-ling Edward M. Yield. Edward 5!.
Fields liabilitiw. arising burn the pin-ulna
wudm‘ti .' h’b business. which is ~ur h :u tr
giro r'na- to int'n'xutinna of ill isle-nut: and
forget} . annmnt to million-o. To satiny m.
clainm of his trellitur' Would twain I’ymv
w. Field’s entin- Kimono fill Gite-humbly
m.
The family honor was at Stoke. Family
pride shrunk from the pn‘rfmvt of ‘11.. ml,
lit‘ «loam-t- of a Field. “iv hr. of" of it ':I .m’
had :Llnnrdy touched Elven! ll. Fit-5.13 fair
mare.
When the ileswrute situation had been
fully dlfl’L‘e’N‘d it wan finally Miami. in
view of the fort that even if ! ‘ymr W. Field
should sacrifice his entire fnrtnlw, he Womb]
not be abh- tn meet the liztbilitim of his son
that he uhouls’. not maln- tlm slti‘l’lfitft‘.
A Warrant In? \‘r-ung lf‘i'ltl.
From fart» amertm'nml by my» mm it t!
evident that the failure of It‘ll-Id. ldndloy,
Who'lu‘w 1: 8‘0. in on» of the logged finnn
dal mezndlm and twelve and muddle» in the
hhtoryof \‘v‘a'llstm-t. It. hi moduli-red tr
hon Ixzmllvl r so to the (anions varl'lldy-
our failure. Th n~ up “many plum I’Vll‘h'llt'f"
offrund. 8o pluiu are they that only hi:
lune—teamed Edward 1!. Piold from urn-st,
A warrant. It in MM. hen been usual, and
Macao 831m be» bad men watching the
boom. in Ell-9t Twenty-rim mm;
The Juunlvvy “I'll rlm Ilunrla».
Row tar-"gunk the tmmuctiun betwevn
the Union l‘.‘-’lfl(' pnmln and the ill-mot
Field, Lindh'y d: I'o. Th“ iallvr loaned the
Union l'addr pow-l.- alum” uriidnally. tak-
lnga- mnrity nutmuwrmd by Irmdoworth
at par valm- (“Lotti“). lee lands today
are Worth alum HAWAII). The Union Pa
cillr pmphe haw tale-o “9.50 for. Mom:
of thluloau. and today owe Pie-hi, Motility
Q(.'o.,m 11,300 up. ban
8. bye-h or ovary-hat
an...» bydhv Mia hilt
but: their 835% or that of tum-eat
to. . ,x—ouat *~ W
your: in. animator“. about now.
By this method the firm madeaa aver-gr
of :80 per cent. on their tramitmo
wlththr Ifolrm f’acllr purple. Ila Hater
day. bowl-tor. Mia-y Dillonlaldthat wither
he many of 12;; ll‘airrin Facade ofllehda luv-w
ar the pt mat ‘ of any mm
althtsoubtorned over Jeanna...»
acuity no the loan
Marin our on Man fawn.
Donna. h‘ov. mmln aoldmatag the la-
m at Boudoir. near Cork. Michael harm
out! that no . of revelations mot-
la. Boom the or morn u would
“if, the «Mutt of the lrhb partisan-
tary party In having m Ir. Parnrll
Manna whoa his rat-conduct bad beau-e
unitary hm lemma.
Mu, Ten, liov. Q-«V.
wardsdoatofhh hot-v. Idea
mamm.mmmwm
wwuwmmu
duh. ‘l‘hohrnasotths putter
allies. why:
who)” mm
Elm-Ml'“ '
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any-amoral:
. atria. flmwA find-ta
)lr. [her-bileywhile temporarily demog-
ed. committed suicide. suLIJou in on re-
31:,” iiiirmioued the idity of ray
c m. be payment was not due me by
the terms of the policy till August 5th.
You have paid me seventv days in ad-
vance. Mas. Barn Bmosarr.
“Carmen. 0mm July ‘22. mm
Edward A. Wright. Mary of the Von-
nn'ttcut indemnity Ana-minivan. Waterbury.
9988 81 Many
The Same' Kind.
New Haven, CL.
June 12. 189).
Mr. H. R. Hale.
Dear Sir:
give me the address of the agent
who sells your Corn Popper in
New Haven.
the bottle I had and wish to get
another. With what I have
used I have cured two of the
worst soft come that anyone
could have on their feet.
Yours respectfully,
Mus. C. A. HUBBARD,
1 our»:
Dun Silt: I hardly know how lo or-
M. s s
33 Excnange St.. New Haven.
MITH’S
Reopening of our
Shah Sills.
$818th figured
as u an .
Felts. Ill’cploo.
Sumter horns.
Bolton cloths,
chenille.
Mosaics,
baskets
on ex
tor. “
just
88888
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gloves of every
Tinsel and Felt
my down.
81
my
‘pi.
Fancy floods Ilenartment
For the coming season.
gill? fill CONS.
urges,
Plush Ill Sill Balls .
lam Ornaments of only kind,
mm mm 888s.
8m; mm 888:.
can Boris,
he. £18., Etc.
An extennrvgvariety of fancy
received
Bill 8889.88”
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GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
Ladies’, 'G'ents’ and Childrops’
kind.
We have at present a. bean-
tiful assortment of Ghenelle,
table covem.
Big“ line’ofoo all .8...
88nd Mammoth?
9.150. Buy, one; Guaranteed for five ‘
Will you please:
I have spilled, .
Sewingvmachinm m. $85.00 sold for
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max.
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DRESS GOODS.
For full pattern of Skirt Lining, 5 yards.
“ 2 yards 12k Dress Gin am.
“ 1 yard Cashmere alls ea) 38 in. wide.
“ 14 yards 36 inch
nel; the equal not to
had in town for 20c per yard.
1* yards
For 1} yards all-wool 38 inch Serge Flannels,
valued at 37in
“ one-half yard 8 Si
“ 1:} yards 36 inch Flannel; worth 30c yard.
r ard.
; 75c quality.
35 inch stripe and plaid Snitings.
NOTIONS.
kagea envelopes.
12
For 8 goo
“ 4 goals Black Sewing Silk.
ls Brook’s Spool Cotton.
50 8 sins Embroidery Silk.
5 re
3 all]... p...
Pins.-
Books.
7 boxes Black Pins. .
3 pair 10c. Corset Swels.
lOpa
pet's Pins.
4 yards all silk Ribbon. No. 5 and '.-’.
I fancy bottle Perfume.
3 bottles
a
Bradly's Perfumes.
1 oz. ’l'ri lo Extract.
1 Silver
t, containin Button-hook, Shoe
Horn and Hair Cur er.
1 yard Chiffon Lace, block or white
4 (lents'white or fancy bordered H’n’dk’fs.
l ir Ladies’ black Cashmere Gloves.
2 ozen
2 Ladies
plush Balls.
embroidered Handkerchiefs.
COTTON UNDERWEAR.
For 1 Lady's Apron.
] pair Child’s Drawers. tucked and Ham-
burg trimm. ed.
1 pair Ladies' Drawers. Cambric rufile and
tucked.
1 Child’s
corded “'aist.
l pair'Child's Drawers, tucked and Harm
bur
1 Lady 3
trimmed.
Hamburg trimmed (form-t (lover.
HOSlERY.
For 1 pair Gents’ Suspenders.
2 pair Misses‘ fast-black Hose.
1
“’ 1 _ir Misses' Wool Hose (black).
bin or Drawers (Gents’).
] Neck '1"
" 1 pair Gulls Gents’).
“ Boy’s Shirt \ 'aist.
5x191.- buys the best We unluundcred Shirt.
ir Gents’ fast-black Hose.
" 1 'est or Pants (Gents’)
“ :3 pair Gents' Shawknit Hose.
“ Ladics' fleeceddined Hose; 50c grade.
l8.
DOMESTICS.
For 3 yarda Outing Flarmel.
1 yard Red Flannel.
2 yards
extra-heavy Domet Flannel.
4 yards best Calico.
1 an! 9-4 Bleached Sheeting.
2 one Turkish Towels.
2 { Best Cambrian.
l potted-fringe Turkish Towel.
3 yards
Apron Gingum; value So yard.
.5 sheets music.
2 yarda Shirtln Chevoit.
31 yards
I50
good leached Muslin.
For 4 yds Fruit of Doom.
“ .3 yds double width flunnclette suiting. value
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.5 yde no Ur’irbleached Muslin.
6 yds 88: Canton Flannel~sold in remnant
engtha only—of from 5 to 10 yda.
1 yd Shaker Flannel,
value one a yd.
l yd extra flue Bleached Tabl Lin
1 yd stale Blue Mixed Flannel:3 en.
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1 PokerJln'l‘aoIt Pollenl Can Opener, mm
Iron
older.
1 Knife Ilor and l Salt Box.
4 yellow
ware Pie Notes.
4 yellow ware Bowls.
6 Jelly Cake Tim.
2 decorated lhnner' Hater.
WWW
2 cm sire Platters.
2 at: hole month Pans.
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hurtling andday school. B term Sept. 8.
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