aha bei' and at
j'l'lili immmlmo SENTINEL
“ammonium.
. , ....._.
'1. 'Efl'l ow im’tl'firnd'
lav-Inst Micah» Mosul.
Thawestlimio'dayprumlssslohs unerally
slew.wltblover,ibllcwad‘brrishgismm
tees and by mum-weenie». so.
mnerowltproluiseetohe generally from ialr
.tcnattlyclosdyandwarmsr.is1lewedbyraln.
still“ IOIllthl.
What she‘l'eeale of new tilts..sre notes
sallaviaa.
Home news on every page.
-Ialcense-Prse in; free riot, free
briberyandfraa'bnllets. .
manual-tor and Alice was».
are visiting relatives in South Norwalk.
-Brldgeport Poet.
--Voto for Hortiarrr K. Lee for mayor.
Not controlled by any tactical.
no incense; tax rate decreased; property
worth 03,000, 000 more under no license.
The yearly adoring of the South Nor-
wnlk Congregational church to foreign
miesionswlll he made to- -morrow morn
M
—-Guns and ammunition st Watkins a
Dow’s hardware, lid Wash. at , So. Nor.
F—Frub pork 18in. at Hayss’ market.
Joseph B. Dunning will lead the Ep-
worth league meeting in the First
lethodlst Episcopal church tomorrow
eveningatdo'clock. ‘
.Thsilrst of sacriesofjodmtobe
' given by kindly/Gills, No. 2, A. O.
K. of It. Grill] beheld in their hall,
W . atreet.00tcber 26.
,/ ._._.__.
-—,Fresb pork talc, at Hayea' market.
—-Dn the firemen remember last win-
ter? If they do, they will vote for “or-
timer 11. Lee for liayor.
at 6:00 and 7 o’clock, respectively.
—Iamb chops 15c. l’eople‘s Market.
Norwalk yesterday afternoon.
Vote for him.
moot, free ballot and free schools.
eordeoo, piccolo and harmonica.
for mayor.
school visitor. at. theraown election:
listen lash. ~_
~l'rseh haul tile, at Hayes' market.
this.
,, «Your visot'iwrflr. for “lob!
- a.» Jacob Bobsub, as Washington street
-—Csmhrtdge, population 50,000, votes
The Sunday evening service! at ’he
Congregational church willabe held to—'
morrowanddurlng the winter months
William Oldfield, who has been to
Milwaukee and Chicago, and Richard
Carey. who has been in Enderlin several
weeks, returned to their homes in South
-Feariesa. honest, independent—liar-
timer H. Lee, candidate for mayor.
W. F. landeville. of hubury, who
hssbroken ground for a new building
on Washington street. has leased the
first that to Scufield C Hoyt, for
their Booth Norwalk store. They will
take po-ession larch l. for live years.
-No License—Free men, free govern~
About twenty people gathered on the
Washington street bridge, laatnight, to
lake Finch‘a truck to Weston, where
they surprised Ir. and In. D. P. lor.
roll. While the party were walling on
thebrldgeasquare dance was indulged
in, music being furnished by an se-
“7""
«If you don't want Pelhsm for street
commissioner vote for Ilortimsr it. lee
The following woman of the Second
voting district have registeredand been
madevoters and arequsliflsd incast a
ballot. provided they are printed for
Isryl. GuidevyAbbisOalh'Coburo,
Emiiyliosiss Mum Augusta
W, lary Wilcox Gramlsry
it. 0mm. Inns P. tie-h. lime
ammonia bbWhDan
bury mousing tlsyur Andreas to Is
sign ltistnerssullofthsscllmotths
tisyorla nomdngi’oilosmenllradlsy
m ssdlsrd so erhswfl prefer
slurp-sagebrush”. Headhunter-ed
has lead Muted The first”
IsyorAadrswssantsdths removed
.. sothathseoald are friends thslrpostv
~l’lssty of fresh Huyisr’s candy at
' Furnishings
o. Numalk.
wmmo Wilcox. at Taylor a Golden's
onoo. s in law York city. ,
—8anssns iii cents. at Bayes' market
-m——.~
libs Elnora Lockwood, of Railroad
placehis the [hostel friends in Walpcrt.
m " «o'oooomm’mr‘ jam. "vols
nollosnse: lownpodr upenaes reduced
”.000; police expenses Induced; real a.
tale in demand.
-Call at S. 'l'iIlotson's, lie. to: Wash-
ingtonstnehfur chalets-taught .lnfall
millinery. Store closes at Ihmufll!
day, Wedneday and Saturday evenings.
A driver' employed by abs-rue l
Bolts, the list Norwalk grocerymsn.
had his hand badly torn yesterday by a
hitching chain.
People‘s market, oppcdts Hayes’.
The lint contribution of fsll'chsrry and
Island.
Paul Shnrkl was arrbtod for assault by
Constable Cool”, on a warrant issued
and costs _ ’ ., ,.
—-Sauoage 12} cents, at Bayss‘ market.
NORWALI NEWS.
Upper .ad of town.
The closed cars for the Tramway com-
wcsr. at the Boston Store, Norwslk.
of Norwalk, yesterday. One of the
than their opponents.
«Plenty of delicious bread. at Lane‘
and ice cream were then served.
day.
may hand his name to George Smith.
ilymnssrsneedatthesessrvicss.
ton store. licrwslk, Saturday.
dsnoratlsssméeealjnhhlsg.
ills-flatware“. Hall! For“.
‘n.w.lltplouod noon-crust,
They-left Denvsrlsstnight. .. ,.‘ J. .
3 Charles Glo‘vsr. Jamil! bidder, Csr- ‘
-th barn and sausage, 12c, at the
pear bio-om reached To! Small,
olllce today. They came from Captain
Joe lierrlil, and were grown on‘l‘avern
-—Brocktoo, population 28,000, volcano
license; arrests have decreased; public:
streets safe; merchants and workingmec
August 28. The prisoner left towuim-
mediately after the assault. Ho pleaded
guilty and Justice Barrett lined him 38
A Brows-y [lodges ul Its-s [mm the
pony will arrive, it is expected. next
W
-8pecisl bargains in woolen under-
Two wandering parties of mlnstreh
made music in the air about the streets
women singers wcnmpanying the party
bad a remarkably sweet voice and her
troupe did considerably more business
The Grand Section meeting of the
Cadets of Temperance was held last
night in Sons of St. George hall, on Main
street. After the business was trana
actedthe meeting adjourned, soda short
programme was rendered, misting of
recitationa and piano selections. Cake
«Breast of lamb, do People's Market.
The Norwalk Boston Store has a new
advertisement in Till Smut. today.
It will he found on the third page, top oi
column, ncxtto reading matter. where
it cannot help but be seen. It calls at-
tention to one of those famous nineteen-
centsales,and the figures are as plain
asthosnn. Theeale is in progress to-
day and will continue until next Tues.
--liill Pond oysters. People's Market.
At a meeting of someof the members
of thoBonsof St. George, last night, a
cricket club to be known as the St.
George Cricket club, was organised.
A practicegame will be played this sf.
lemom at 11 o’clock on Benedict Farms,
East Norwalk. Thecluh will play the
Stamford Scottish Cricket club neat Bat-
urday afternoon at 8 o'clock in East Nor-
walk. Anyone wishing to join this club
—A service of song, with an address by
Rev. E. E. Barnes. of the Win
church, will he held at the Keeley Insti-
tute, Woodward avenue, on Sunday
afternoon,» :1 o’clock, under the sus-
ploss of the South Norwalk Keeley
lasgud.‘ If It proposed to hold thus
ssrvloeast the institute on the iirst Sun-
dsyof emhmontkdurlngthsyeu,“
scordial invitation is extended the pub- .
lie to be present. Consolidated Gospel
~Donatmlfltlll’csaleat the lion
ileerstuyl'redsrick ll. Baldymf the
lions": nurse Railroad comm, kss
tendered his rmignation, to tslts giant
tonight. tir. llady basses-lasso a
position as night ticket ohrk in the
mum ldwmd G. Aikla,of
Iorwalk, thsprmsst sight man. goes on
days. James flail. soothsayer for I.
oredIr.Bradysntll “soundness
lsg.wlssnbtsssessworwill hesitated.
«Justusfltown. psialsrmsperkssgsr,
m
sic. Biatslnpnstoilss-dlarflorwalk
lisrdrrarsib. (Joanna-mud. Adr
WethMUfls
s4 WASHINGTON eraser. sou-rs NORWALK. court. Wm arm,
I
Homenswsoneverynm' ’"
Thereareidllnameeon the on, or
liorwslltvotingllst.
Iotwalk.
.’ . ' A
town taxes undoing unpaid after Ion-
day.
toarrive in lforwslk Holiday, formoon.
rlc liay Glover, leave Iorwalk next
Tuesday for the World's M.
James Croslsr died at his home in
Winnlpank, last night, aged aboutfcsty-
dve. lie hsdhernauinvalid forslcng
time
the stock at the Boston Store, Icewalk.
church.
"The police arrested Charl- Callelmn
for drunkennus, last night. This morn-
ing Justice Coolidge lined hint ti and
costs. which he paid.
J. T. Prowixt and family have been
moving the past few daysfrotn Union
Parkinto their new home on Elmer-t.
They will complete the task today.
—Ths largest line of fine candieein
town, at “he‘s.
John W. Pieces and Ilsa Kalena
Clarkson will be marriedsttllclwide‘s
homain Winnipauk, Wednesday evasi-
lng, Octoberl, at 8 o'clock.
JohuA. Riggs and Cbarlesi'. Osborn
will leave for the World's Falrlonday,
stopping at Cincinnati, Inuisvillo, Wash-
ington and Baltimore, They expect to
reach home about November 1.
Attorney Gray claims that the isn'hs
unwind inthocushloncsaaofAlpsrtvs.
Byington were for his services before the
justloo‘s court. The fees for his services
before the higher court equalled the
damages. '
——Bead the no sale adv. or the use,
walk Boston men, in this paper.
William Olsen‘s b. g. Cast Oil '8
beaten by half a neck In the llvseights
or a mile running race at tho Watches-
ter county fair at White Plains, yeatl’
day. lie took second money, carrying
158 pounds.
Theodore Smith of Norwalk, and
Oscar Smith of Saugatuok. will start
next week for the World's Fair. Later
they will no to Sheffield, lows,lo lovbit
their brother. Aaron Smith, and lab
family. whom they have not ssen in
several yin.
Oleisi Ds-aeratio City finial. '
naval.
Joseph A. Volk.
shaman.
Christian Swans.
more mom winnseioasas.
Leslie Smith—one year. ,
Alfred E. Winchester—three yean.
common. '
Herman Snyder.
Hannah.
Theodore L. Smith.
atmlros.
J. Irving Dibble.
musician or salmon.
Jams E. Smith.
WAT]. comes.
Charles G. 'l'rowbrldgs.
manuals 0! warns rush.
Minot 8. Smith.
estimate. 0? VOIIII.
Richard ll. Golden.
COUlWllrm.
0 Nelson J. Crew.
Georgi 8. Trnwlwidge.
Edmund Zeltrl.
Amos 0. Judson.
.M was
William A. flutes.
Jone licrrsnos,
W 1. WI.
(last. season,
an“ LI r r
DemosrsticClly h ttsa.
torrents losses seeks - mg“
W. ii. lackwood, of ' . has are
taredthe followisg . la muses“
lMelass,’l'sraer.h.s.,sirsbyAlsyoaet
smokes. lorrillsrd. h. a..sirshy Ilsa-
dw. and um. sis. sample-set
roommate-thankin-
llslmsatfltfllolaesdortlllsid
sacrificial-Julianna. b. ”siren:
tasty Princes task of 1H. waiters.
Wake. hr g., sire lstl Willa.
Hamilton.“ loath Iorwsls.bes
ssletsd,is the all class. Isak Iphs,
b.s.,ndlntheslflehlls-.W.,ag.
W
ammumum
Ire-thaw flue-aunt. ~
unless tossmsyelh'si
hutssamw when we Mamet tks
caplet-list anally man
meanest osmosis“,
mym.vshleslssmry. We
mammals,“
"lllglleat oiall in Learning Power.--I.atest U. S. Gov't Report.
-—1isoy surprising values await you ‘ ,
duringthsitcsalsar them stun,- .
Ninspercenhlntsrestwlllbsaddsdtc
_ so...“ silences. V
Preas:ers and lasts Mas ta star-alt
Ohuuhss Tor-snow.
noon Noawau OOIGEMA‘X'IOIA
“em and West streets. Rev 11
schogb:m. Y’s‘nm'
Santlwoledstspf Tsupersheflllhe
heldWadnssdaysvening,October il,ln
Crawisflall.
Aspseiai school mestingwill beheld
tonightlnthsscbool bosse- Everyone
intersslodshonldsttsnd.
—lskeyourostiltsrsdeotlosoftaah~ Rev.ll.8 Kidd in. mm to In.
Ionbynlecanavonruvhlldn-m studlm ucmmwsomm.
Reno. ILSelleckwsnttc hum Inch ink-vet it brine taken in the a,“
ymterdsyandtookpart intheonasscra mine m The undid-tab oi
tics exercises of St John's Episcopal WWWMM‘WG hust- ”sandal"
ling and a larger role will be pollsdm
than at any election in several years.
A vote on the host's question will show em
bstaben.'1'he polls will he open from
In. In. tobp. m. Thesnnusl town meet
ing will be held at 9 o’clock.
W. E. Olds and family started on
Thursday for Wilmington, I. C . where "in m1...
they will make their home in the future.
Thomas Csye has completed painting
thsi‘ooksr House.
The arterian well on Great, or Edgar‘sfi,
lsland.hssbsan drilled tothe depthoi
iflfestnnd watsrof tbspurest and
best quality has been reached.
wmllnscoran. West street and Fair A
angril- 30‘ will!!! lie-“0°; that stand out in bold relief as our room-
Communion, 103a. III.-
p. nu: Semiohcral evensong.7.
Ir severesicknoss. The young ngmotbcl'viv-
:latyof Christian
A!» Read! " lath-drowns oflspring and always with the best re- do in every Moat-1’s city at :easonahls
pm'muymg suits. Forests byG. Stillson. Draw.
will it. Evening. Autumnal
hloth‘; story of the hymns told by the pastor
:No:wfi:s WW’ ‘Wegfird 31335;: Chlldren 0r! {0'
GNoawau Barrier, East avenue, opposite
G.reen 8c
The Republican mucus held in the
ToqtlbttOpua House last night was the
largutheldbythsm forsulnetimo. 0.
LdonmwaschosenchalrmsanoorgsB.
Darrow clerk, with w. E. Albic,0scsr
Smith and Nathaniel Gsull, tellers 'l‘he
followingwsre chosen to make up the
" ticket: Town clerk, William E.Aihin;
‘ en, D. B. Bradley, Jr., Rufus
Wak min: town treasurer, George B.
Adams; treasurer and agent of town de-
pcdt fund,0eorga A. Darrow; auditor
of town accounts, Ehsneser Bsksr;con
stables, Herons H. Hale, .l. W. (lsult
Increase A. Parse",
grand jurors, J. H. Jennings, Horace B.
Coley. Gresham B. Bradley; amounts,
Edward C. Bil-gs, Oscar Smith; board of
relief, J. H. Jennings, W. L. Coley;
school visitor, Rev. Jsbes Backus; regis-
trarof voters, Fredaricb I 8almon;tsx
counter, William 8.31361”:—
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mmnnlnn. 10.82 a In“:II
Ev suing Prayer and sermon. 7
in. Paul. uLkCth-chs. street,Po
site the Green. orwal"I
rector. Divine servtoswl
‘ ”M“ “33°... "‘h ”M 7i“- m PM: here Costello. '1'“ WT-
3r his nvsu C, corner of Weswt avenue
Rev W..J Slot-o
ass. 7 a. 111.: Children's
Mailman; Hmhmwmam; V
James F. Kaela:
The Republicans have made the follow-
ing nominations: Selectmen, James A.
Smitb,l.ymsn 1". Bradley; town clerk.
Arthur C. Bradley; town treasurer, 0.
Warren Bradley; assessor. lveraou 0 my
Minn; board of relief. Lester Fanton,
Ebenesar Fitch; collector. William Cogs
well; constables, James B. Diksman.
Willmn Barrett, William Bodient, Wil
lion 8. Osborne; grand jurors. Hiram
Bocdeid, Lewis Northrop; registrar of
veins, Ebsueser Fitch; auditor, WIlitam
Cogawsll, school
TheDsmocrstlo somlneessrs: Select- its
men, I. V. B. Rowland, 8._8. Carver:
town okrleavld L. Rowland; treasurer.“
David 8. Parsons; amuse, Van. God-
frey; board of relief. I. D. Traadwell.
Cheri-B. Sutton; collector. Simeon 8.
(larva; constables, Oliver Perry. John
P. Fitch, hank Diketnsn, Frank E, For-
rb; grand jurors. Plait Keelsr, If. D.
headers": veal-ital of voters. Ruins K.
V. Godfrey; school
Vldior, David 6. Parsons.
, ”marinara-wire
or mothsra comm Dr. Hand'sColio mm
Cuts at any drug store. lit-s. e. W.
lentil,“ Falrdalleo Y
M Colic Care is farlnadvsnceol
oftbenlndlevermed.
‘Mntthew
.Annnsw's Ill-ems.
Allister. organist.
,Clnl’lel
AND!" ii 'rCNllrflll IlllllAnl. Ml“ Evelyn MC- per month Inquire gt bunch oflgg of Boy“.
av lns'r nel, Norwal al.k srfil w
Whales service at 3
m.. under the" direction of the llnnih Norw
infinfiw‘dgg: Sheridan Block Mr. Morton Stevenson My,
y.l.aaguo Address by Rev.
uhllo is cordially invited.
com Nona“ mbmnr 1100! m ('hm- Redd .Iilss Hattie Russell, Kiss Emma rum.
by pastor
;Esonlsn suvma at all “mum”
Oonoaaoano Al
hp. m.. Thursday st7.3)oc
“DIG“:F’LLEVAJGWII
IIIIDI. r
[that ion street bridge.
Iron in. Alls llentsehn wil komman.
An nvllrr L‘llrllwrrsl. Van'landt avenue, East
0
~ W...- lonnally and Guard, Amadomom
m.; llunday school
can
malt poop r s msstlnafzfli
Avnlcaa limomn
liorw alk
unarme- rah.
'l'aylor avenue. [in
law“ ssocla-rlos. ~
“0% r;$"'"fl.r§orm at t p. In. Startling Electric Identssnd the
Remaining uncalled M at the iotlowingpost-
unless for the week ending Sept. 3). 1.. Per-
sonseallingioranyel tn-sisttsrs willpleaae
ear thsvare advent-ml:
Vim“ 1 MN”.
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mmmmsu. lotiontothe
gulls}, Ecldbyslldrnggists. ascents
ssswsymsoworls.
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ifoduwmure topay
Ibs'sssy'sp.
Maddalena-U" ethane-ad
mmummmm E
“meson at
~ will for sea
advising you correctly and giving youths
BEST THE MARKET AFEORDS. .
“ tookthendvsntageofthentarket, our.
wntho ndvantageofyon. but wait
CHAS. 6E. SEYMOUR,
38 Waahlna'ton 8t.
antenna» Gnu 13-2.
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travels his way.‘
51:? netsntlm ve'. :.. , . . _,, _»
.. mfg .‘
E. a. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
PEflPlE'd Infinmflii DEU'E", " 'EUPlE'I IIIKET
18 North Kain $.30. Wall si., Norwalk
Telephonscalmfl. WW. l Telephonsoau , It'l-I.‘
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PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO.
NOW CONTAINS BOII BEAUTIFUL WORK I!
‘3 Cllllllll, PASTELLE WITEB Billllll Illll SEPIA.
“mi"bm' to which the attention of those desiring
wag-nan 53.: FIRST cuss WORK
is especially invited
B]
"m lolrtlruo linsoii'hstsgraphs, Espsclsll Studies irom emu-mo
tbs invited “m
momma“... VISITORS AL AYS WELCO
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......:L.. MM .2 .3... m; E. l. llclsol._runlulllrnln. 53 van st. E'lll.
m... o... incidents of ammo Taylor a; Golden.
:mmaflt‘rxmmnf Real Estate and Insurance
idyl rsurembers that it was Chamber- , truism mm
~- ml. . Cough comedy cured In: or croup. ”it“? #35. ‘°' “° "3":
and in turn administers it mhdro'il callan enmineotyrufchu
Vi'ha are invited to,
ethem fov
nriceaandnnaasv
W AN 1‘ E II.
REBSXAKING by the bday. Terms.
“PlCCl‘ler'E casta'las 2mm“? mad a bDonnm 811.3:me
th Vorwalk
HORSES KEPT
When Baby wsadck,wogavehar(hmh. FOR
Whenahowasamlld,shocrlodform
WbmabemmelllqdleciungtoCastct-la. FALL and WINTERs
W“MWW"MW 25 our anus
B. BURCHARD, Wilson Point.
ohi' iron Cry for "W
. Children Ory‘for ,Wfififiifhélmfltli‘fiu‘h
Pitcher’o Castoria.
onto, modern in l
2 Corbett building; no’zi'smoa m'l' '
I'fll—
40500 swans
Em Normans Swanlsll Covaaaoauoxaa. ‘ .
Riverside avenue. . O. binder? . “mm' ton's l'morket: rent Mica floor 0"!
tor. Services at 10.3) a. m. and lamp. 111.: Im-
day school. Mp. m.
Em Arms Intro octahnear
avenue. East Norwalk. C. M.
tor. Prose Mull} am and'iflip. m.;
day school um... young peoples meeting coo.
Bison) Rivas Char-st. superintendent.
.o Ji.”.o.."""'.'o°d.'oii'i "a [om ymmc" m. o. . m. . ..
corners ac em a o to rent aw
Young People mockery or Christian - r FL C-mnmd. Now-1k Apron tom Emit
.3) n. m.: Prayer meet-
ing. Sunday evening at . ":3).
nusowoon UsIoa Cutest. Ely avenue. HOUdlhwml Ind Heb house. and acre
mm, School am I h S t otland 80 month; near Rows non sta-
snh act Ir'i'hspt‘om: e ena or, "0!!- Also.1armhousel;nrnlshsd eloca-
lment ofce Jeans in You an
in 1 Old W
Cigar 00.. oflics mWashi ingtgr'll 3%.“. annot‘f
Ewuigfilgifinuflwhzi'y Hr figglyl’l’al'thtxsowand bran: on the hill.
alu ay veiling, cm i . °°'
. HE premises on Railroad f
The l’avorits American Actor, T The Sentinel once. ApsilyTtmthlgm’.
ln Wm. H. Grace's Great American Co medy,
tlo loserealand or more near nation. are
n nen‘barns lnq nlre station agenhsorusgdrc-
Illustrating Social. Diplomatic and Political
u Jame. Realm. Life an ashlnglon. and as played for two 3°” 3°"’l°”'0°““'
yearsattho Star Theatre ,N. Y. lUnder tin
Ch gm. superintendent management of c1155, g 'm FROM October lat. four rooms on second
floor: all modern improvements. Bent
O nlocel ilIrnisAhsdl rooms with heat and
Wliihessslelsdhynlr. Barry BrshaIn. Mr. ’l'wme {uh W” Y“ No. 10 a”
Bert And rswsJir David Davies Ir 1 801- Plachlonth. Norwalk , ”a“,
dens Powell. Mr. Enlyn Evans. hir. John A. H" the ‘ x;.———-
hfiss HDelam Miss stuns Jams. Katherine T“ obulldimynow «:0aner Butler land
or particulars sire of it.
Prunes lit). 75. Secure your seats early rm “m"c‘il‘y gl'rl'tlgorl ital? an!"
"and drama: mgfiors. liorwalk. and. Cook's
,; , rus- . t ’1' oil!
"mm .1“ “s” ”:22 -—-—-———..-.-..--..====.=.-'1';-'-‘.= ...... ”villus um. Elisha... showman.“
MALL bulldln W
wfloofi': S s. r. Knapp.‘ ” "mm" ‘iii’o"
”FRIDAY NIGHT. llllfllllll Bill. "”"m""fiii"leIf. W
fir. Pam-s-G W
Aplla. Grand Army Hall. ' LACKh rand sarsoid.s
South THE COMEDIANS ° 'mflfi'
h tl”beans im‘yltmadasmu his flaring}
C. Bwsrts. or at lolmans'stah
ll
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“COUPEQMEM Dulld- II M WI “GIN" Bucca- Th. .Imll", No. . Clay Ilflfl. South
Noam": Norwslk. formerly ownsd by if. H. Oavsnsgh.
will he run by her trimmer. A. If. “MICK.
as”?! “THE RAINMAKERS' The [all Opening of trimmed and Intrin-
. r. i
m. m” on: n ma" :Tml .“mm ., Insd hats will be ready or inspection l'rlday
gm” prayer meeting at all!)
, and Saturday. October lth and 7th. to whlsh
The l'annisst of all I'arus Comedies. all the ladies are invited.
"ohm street, near Inertial Carinadof lunacy. lists made and trimmed from your own
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