‘ Elsi on THE ust so:
NEWS AND 60881? 01’ THE DAY IN
8A3!” NoliWALII.
The Rain Prevents a Large Attendance at
the Evangelistic lervlcos Last night-
Ilia Wading liver forty fleeing a Good
Time—lilo Dam-la by the Storm-loch)
and tersonal comp.
The great storm prevent-ed a large
number from attending the evangelistic
Ifl‘vioes at the East Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church, last evening. A
short season of prayer was held by the
men of courageous faith. Tonight a
large congregation is expected. The
organist, pianist and members of the
orchestra, will lead the chorus. The
- praise service. which begins at 7:30, will
beef special interest. The pastor will
preach ashort sermon from the subject
announced for last night, “The Eleventh
Cammandment." Rev. Mr. Tseple, pastor
of the Advent church. expects to be
present. and will give some early
reminiscences of revival work in the
wilds of Minnesota.
Captain George 8. Bell has four men
engaged in getting ready the spills to, be
used on Captain May's pror arty, near
Commodore burritt’s residence. When
the foundation is completed Captain
May’s oyster-scow will be placed on it,
and a bin built. both to be used to cull
oysters.
A telegram was received from Charles
E. Badman, ytsterday, stating that he
and Messrs. Caleb t‘id James Wood, who
went to Wading River, L. L, were
enjoying good health and hav-
ing a fine time, notwithstanding the past
wet weather.
Several of the young sports in the
vicinity of the bridge drug store have
been ‘ndulging with the boxing gloves.
and one young man is now adorned with
an elegant black eye.
The condition at Jerome E. Smith, of
8 Cottage avenue, who is in the Nora elk
Hospital, where he underwent an opera-
tion for appendicitis, continues to
improve.
Mi i Mabel L'ike, who has been spen-
divgtsversl w: ll’i “."l Mr. and Mrs.
John Eider, Maple avenue. returned to
her home in D." ibr ;, this morning.
J. S. Morgan, of Seaside Place, is mak-
ing a chimney to be placed on his real
dence and painted noorrespond with the
other portion oi his house.
The Sewing Circle of St. Peter's Evan-
gelical church held a meeting yesterday
afternoon, at the home of Mrs. lienrich,
Dover in rest.
On a' 't of the r ‘ fly or itm, the
tide, y! i "y r”: it.“ in, was unusually
l‘gh, but no i flora d- "gs to Flat slide
[)3 sis topui d.
drum 4 L. Hoyt. has taken a lease of the
large hot horse on the Henry Jones
eats a, now ow ned by Robert Joselovsky
& company.
Mrs. Jane Avent, of Georgetown, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. David Dick-
inson, of East Norwaik.——Uaubury News.
Henry E. Buckingham and forn"y ex-
pect to move in a few days from Bette
plat : to .5 Vunxant’lt uvonue.
J. S. Randy” and son are at work rr-
pa‘r' ‘g the older 0"" at Brookside,
which was bl‘olcn yesterday.
Captain 5t. Joli‘. ' . home from anoth-
er cruise. ills schooner, the “Jem- c (I.
May," is in Boston.
Mrs. Arnold, of Rhode Island, is v sit-
i‘gher son, W. ii. A. told, of Iilvers'de
avenue W
Mrs. hank Vamcoy, of Riverside
avenue, to the gavel; ot lrtcnds in Rye,
N. Y.
Charles Trounson, of Cove street, is
working for Robert Joselovsky (it com-
pany - W... M...
William Tats went to Uompo beach,
Tuesday, and caught seventy crabs.
Butcher W“'iam Carr, of First avenue,
is contined to his home by "laces.
“Pam," said Johnny, "what’s a norm
philn." “A scrapbim, my son," said Mr.
Knowitall, “isa male seraph, the final
syllable ‘him‘ being added for indentin-
cation."
Arithmetic teacher—Now, Tommy,
you have livishcd the robin. Twenty
quires matte what? Robbie—I know;
they would make an awful files if they
were like the one at our church.
Lover—~And so your mother does not
believe in long engagements? I am dt
lighted. Miss Delimker~Yes; mamma
says ever so many g‘r's’ fathers have
failed during long engagements, and the
poor things never got married at all.
One advantage of taking Ayer's Saree-
parilla to purify the blood is that you need
not infringe upon your hours of labor
nor deny yourself any food that agrees
with you. In a word, you are not
compelled to stone or lost, while taking
it. “line are recommended” worth
considering.
sacrament sue-m or into
homey.hsssrsaad:pst when 0:
Pill! forearm You may
sougrn NORWALK ,EVENIuo SENTINEL. THURSDAY. Sacramento. 1394..
Highest of all in havering Patten—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report
SMELLING on name.
Two Beam That May In Time in: Entirely
boat. to Mankind. ,
Dowe taste and smell things alike?
“Of course we do,“ the reader may
too hastily reply, “for if, as an ex-
ample, a number of persons partake
of a flavored pudding, they will each
tell you that it tastes of lemon or
vanilla or cloves, as the case may
be. If they all tests lemon, is it not
clear that that fruit has the same
flavor for all of them i"
Not at all, since it will be seen at
a glance that, although lemon has its
owu distinct flavor for each person
it does not by any means follow that
it is in each case the same flavor. It
is possible that if the reader and the
writer could change palates, so to
speak, the result might bevery as-
banishing,
If such a. thing were possible, we
might find ourselves either in posses
sion of entirely new codes of flavors
or of a strange mixture of our old
ones. The new flavors of favorite
articles of food might then be very
objectionable, because they would be
unacquired tastes, and all the pleas—
ures derived through the senses are
matters of more or less education.
lemons, moreover, might then have
the flavor that. we had previously
known as belonging to oranges, and
celery might taste as peaches had
done before.
The some might apply equally to
the sense of smell. d here again
it should be remem red that, al-
though two persons equally detect a
faint fishy smell in the scent of stale
may blossom, it does not follow that
to each the smell of fish is really the
same. The various scents smelled by
two persons maybe entirely differ
ent, though their relations and val
ues may be the same in each case.
There is no doubt that in some in-
dividuals the sense of taste or of
smell is imperfect from birth or im-
paired during life, and that. what is
known as color blindness in connec-
tion with the optic nerves has its
analogy in the organs of taste and
smell. Sonic persons are therefore
as incapable of distinguishing be-
tween certain tastes and smells, just
as others Hillilut toll mi from green.
This may largely account for the
preferences. unlipnthim and diversi-
tiosof tustn in voting. drinking and
smelling,
The no :< in why the cultivation of
tho riL'llHQh' ui‘ taste and smell has boon
so uirglcctt-ll is that. unlike the senses
of sight, lttflll'lllg and touch, they lll‘t'
now almost entirely “50d by than as
a means of obtaining purely physical
pleasure. In the lower animals they
are absolutely necessary to rxtstcut-o.
for without (beacon-sot smell and
tflb‘tt' tlir-y ("nulzl neither Sift'llt out
their luml nor be directed in tliuir
t'lildl'u at" it. Man's gum-ml intelli-
genus bus so lluvcllqml that thou:
senses am,- now not ltllfillllllt‘ly news»
Bury to him. They are tlu-rvl'orc be
ing neglccu (l llllll will in lllllt’,1tllyh
inlugints tell us, cunrcly disuppoui.
London Tit-Bus.
If (hr Arr-tie Unllrfn f‘lmwd.
It is will that burn lll't' the \l’..Lli'I
gaps lu'lww‘ll lllt' (‘Hlltlllt‘llfz-l WILUM'
hemllumls lut'ui tin.» lmumlurivsul‘ flu-
AI'CEli' Iu‘l'llll. Through
strait, liut‘tlu's buy and the lingo
l)1)f,‘lllll_‘.,' lwtwm'u (in-villain] and
Western Ellll'upll thousands ofcubic
lllllt'H of in! arc uuuuully discharged
\vliu'li ll litlulltK-kt.-tl \Vlilllll lung ltgu
have so :m-uumlaitwl us to have im-
pelled cataclysmic that would prob
ably 11mm m hive-pt life from tlu-
vurth that the evolution of man
would have lwt'll «loll-rm! lflllt‘llllftll—
ly into tho for future centurion.
Both poles are located with smgu
lurulluptutlnu touuxeull' tho other-
wise inevitably hmgrcht lll‘i'llllllllll'
tum of llil'lll itVlIll'llllllttlliflVllltfll would
no unruly itlllillgtt tln- earth‘s center of
gravity on would the hanging of an
lllllm'llril' weight at some local point
on tho pcripln-ry of u. lllllllnf't: wltccl.
1t H in this ”will fortune in prlftil'fll.
polar llx'utiuus that tho. world owns
its immunity of camclysuml iuunda»
lions and i’mu‘guuimtious which oth»
crwisc must have laid down other
strata to the mausoleums that mark
the noting places of the forms that
once smrtml beneath UN." ‘Pittsburt:
Dislmh'h.
Nerve and Nerve».
A perfectly truthful man once told
me that he know the following to
have (maximal: An olllccr hurl his
arm shot off at the battle of (iottyw
burg. and when he regained con»
sciousnoss lifter ll. fainting spoil it
very large rattlesnake was shaming
upon his lmom. llo simply sziuod
of? again, and after awhile wh 11
they lwgan to collect thowouudtxl
another ofliccr found tin,- two elm»
ing them and killed the stinkowitl. u
skillful award out and the woundnl
man rt-cm'cirsl. With the loss of 1.14
arm, but. With as much sand in its
crow us he ever had. ~ Fort-st and
Stream.
I'lirc-nolngy.
Science by its unninmmml fillillii'B-
men has limp; some t'Xpl‘lHt'll the at-
tractive but fallaciuus owed iii the
phmnologlbt. It is now tvvil Eillt..:n
that no cranium, not even that w)... h
incident] the mi hty intellect of
Sophoclse,re to have heenrs—
uncovered. reveals on its out.
other boarders made remarks.
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ABMW‘I‘BIY W38
STATE.
Erasmus Bennett, a member at the firm
of E. Bennett a Sons, broaden and int-
porters oi Percheron horses at Topeka,
Kan., was arrested two weeks ago, on a
fraud writ sworn out by Hiram P. Reyv
holds, of Cheshire. Recently Bennett
came East remake a settlement with
Reynolds. Reynolds claims that Ben-
nett owes him from $20,000to $30,000 for
horses which he sold and never paid for.
Bennett will sue Reynolds for false
arrest.
Moat of the leading candidates for the
Yale football eleven have arrived in New
Haven and will at once begin active
work. A new gridirdn has been put in
shape at the Yale field and extra care
has been taken to secure perfectly level
ground, thus guarding against last sea-
son’s full crop of sprained ankles.
Manager Cable says that the season will
be opened September 29. at Hartford,
with the Trinity college eleven.
Frederick W. Schmakoflmf Stamford.
and Miss ’Bertha Sirens, of Hoboken,
were married at the latter place Saturday
by Justice Seymour. Monday they sign-
ed separation papers preparatory to a di-
vorce. They met in a boarding house,
and got married, it is said, because the
Schma-
kofl nys Miss Strane has a husband in
an Austrian prison. She claims he is en-
gaged to another girl.
William J. McCarthy, aged fifty-six,
attempted suicide yesterday afternoon. at
his boarding house in New Haven, by
drinking a large quantity of carbolic
acid. After he took the poison McCarthy
appeared repentant. and made the fact
known to his boarding mistress. She no-
tified the authorities, and McCartlé‘waa
removed to the hospital. lie is in
critical condition.
William Hard, of Fair Haven,ie under
arrest on the charge of incendiarism.
Hurt! is night watchman at ill. C. Fey's
carriage factory on (irand avenue.
Aboutl o'clock a lire was discovered
by an oificer and the early response of
the department prevented heavy bit-see.
Circumstances point toward llurd's hav-
ng set tire to the fat-'orv.
' "““csn'aiss ems;
Pitcher’a Castorla.
Alum (lulu H“ in. a i» an“ in: ‘ “K: in
.\ mm ~n:~ wll‘m’ him sin HM. 1m . until-J.
W'Ii‘n .ml- Its-fin" a V.» “J. "Lung ’n ‘qunfl.
Mia‘s” is: t. ..» - w e smatlr'i’anr 1'
Children Cry {in
Pitcher’e Castoria.
Children Cry for
Pitc‘lwr'a Castorla.
1f
A ladies’ solid gold watch. good
serviceable case, for LEM price
watch, or'y 15m, 00.
signs in hand engraved
l-lkt. “(if ‘1‘! a from $25 no
it $50.00. Silver and
OPERA HOUSE BlOOll.
NOOWMK. OOllll.
till it
- nillu» ui' lllr) 01.!)
Mother Have You a Baby?
if so, get from your drugth today for
25 cts.,a bottle of Dr. Band’s Colic Cure.
Every baby often has distressing colic.
Dr. Hand’s Colic Cure gives immediate
relief by removing wind from the
stomach and qulsting the nerves, giving
restful sleep. Mother think of the
worry and anxiety this saves you. If
your baby is teething Dr. Hand’s Teeth-
ing Lotion for 25 cents, soothes and rt-
lieves all pain. Sold by all druggists.’
Irving W. Larimore, physical director
of Y. M. C. A., Des Moines, Iowa. says
he can conscientiously recommend
Chamberlain's Pain Balm to athletes.
gymnasts, bicyclists, football players and
the profession in general for bruises,
sprains and dislocations; also for sore-
ness and stiffness of the muscles. When
applied before the parts become swollen
it willatfectacure in one-half the time
usually required. For sale by G. C.
Stillson.
_ Taylor 8: Golden-
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON ETREET.
Persons lookin' foralot, or house art-lint.
with the view 0 purchasing. are invited in
call and examine our list. We have them for
sale in every part of the city at. reamuable
prices and on easy semis. sum ti
W ANTED.
LA‘CSTBRESS ily at the Norwalk “0‘
a
tel. c. H. Tori"
LEASING and dyeing establishment, No. 4
Raymond street. Corner South Main
street, on line «.i' electric care. South Nor-
walk. Conn. We respectfully announce to the
citizens of South Norwallt. horwalk and vicin-
ity that We established ourselves in your
midst, in the dyclng and cleaning business.
am «- now [nrepnriyi to do all kinds of clean-
ln an dyeing in the very best at via and man-
ti r. Ladles‘ suits.dresscs.clther made upur
tart, cloaks. capes, lntnnte' calms, luxuls,etc.,
r blame. fringm. piano. organ. iilliard covers,
mufflers st'nrfs, lies. lihl gloves kid sluice.
also feat in» cleaned and curled. limitlemeii'n
gamientadymlur cleaned and pressed in the
bust umnnvr. (,'. IiU'l'TEltFAF-S. mllltf
S . . V . m A . _,__ ._,..._._ WMWJ
l M's work by competent woman. Apply
to .‘IRS. ll. 1.. A IAMrl, Nurwslk. cure
ltranch fiasrrsrumtllw. le St
E, Proprietor. sis 8t
' .‘l.E('l‘ill(.f BELL IIANHERvAny kind of
A bollstlxed and new ones put in. Apply
to EDWARD ROSE,“ Raymond street. Shut l
Norwalk. Conn. all lw
‘ ITL'ATION by it Herman girl, to do general
A. housework. Apply to )1llr9'..li)li.\' BANKS.
.31: Woodward avenue. his or
T0 LET.
T ROiVAY’I‘ON, good home of seven
1 rooms. with fruit and grounds. finely
lmvatwi near electric road. Apply Kemnfllly
or by mail to WILLIAM J. ORA , oweymn.
( nun. all it?
‘ul'l'l‘AtiE at Norwalk. The l'niou Park.
emittisitle. Very movement. li’ltllllf’t'ttn
premises. a N ti
‘3le October t-at, houseofti rooms at 17
Franklin street. Modern improvements.
Inquire of Edwin Wilcox at lirown& Wilenx‘e
urnrcrv. eptl ti'.
P‘Ul'il rmiu apartments, Hi‘f‘llflfl and {bird
limb. from. and rear. rent. 25 and
9m. anriz .v ('nrlie-ff block. Halls
lighted. heated and t‘leitlit‘tl. Apply at the
WELL CIHAK (1;)..Jtvi
H3 l
“'itslilngton «rm-rt.
I ltf’HE M s mums. vomit, hnuw, “'li lumen.
b. at well of “writ-Lilli boarl..g large apple
and pear trees. burn. 7) urn-re land; line lm-a
tlun; close in Rum-nylon elation. 221'. month.
Address. Bur ‘3. iinwaymn, Conn; mm in—
‘lllll'l' at station. sir 1w
Vii. ill South Main sirm‘l. lUWt‘I‘ pan of
A house. live l‘lmlllfl. all I‘Ull\'i'llllslll't-~', rent
:15. Aim t'u rooms Nu. Ill Ila ' street, rctil Sill.
Apply ull [ll’rflllt‘l‘fl or \i‘. 'nunue. at lock-
wood Manufacturing company. elf: 1w
’l‘IiHEE rmmls. 71! South Main street. water
in. rent so. A ppl) to E. A. WOODWAHU.
7 ‘WO suitsnf apartments in .luvnas‘ lilm‘k.
.llso‘om- on l'm-s strce'. umr Hrm'c
vlmrrh. F. Ht. Jnlm lsirkwmul, Trustee.
ell lw
mm SALE.
\YII Egontlelinrec.soundaridklml. [rumba
a of WILLIAM Hilfiltllx. tl Ell/.uln-fli
street. 2" Hit.
I)AINT‘~I. oils,itlttsri and putty. We carry a
fine line, and our prices are as low as the
lover-st. We sell only Martin‘s brushes and
mp- “"9 nm lit-st on the market. SOUTH
NolIWALK HARDWARE COMPANY. 42
South Main street. all [2 LI
Our Fall anthinler Stock at
0 LOT H IN G.
Our Pride is our Honest Goods, and Our Ambition is to be
known to you as a house who deals in Reliable Goods Only.
We are not offering the last end of any manufacturing stock,
but the most desirable stock from the best makers in this country.
We think of quality first, then fix the price to make permanent
customers.
FRANCIS & 00.
THE RELIABLE
tlmllars, MW“ Furnislus.
TRUNKS, BAGS, arc.
" "tool
BMDGIWRI‘ ll".-
MEIGS & 00.
GREAT MERIT,
LOW PRICE,
HIGH GRADE.
Our Fast Black and Blue All Wool
Cheviot Suits at
$10.00.
Made in three button, cutaway frocks,
single and double breasted, long sacks.
Samples-40f cloth sent to any address by
mail. .
MEIGS do 00.
Makers and Retailers of timid Clothing.
E?! Main Corner Bank Streets. Bridgeport, Ct.
gqterfainmmis.
Hoyt’s Opera House
A night of Laughter
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ZOlh.
Special on ragemcnt of the world‘s largest
andest as best. amusement enterprise now
tore the public at peoples‘ popular prices.
BOBB OOMEOY 00.
Challenge Band and Orchestra.
32 32 ~PEOPLE— 32 32
In their engagement with the latest and most
popular comedy .
“The Mountain Daisy”
Frills Matinee. “Ten Nigh‘s in a Bar-room;"
Sate as, , "Among the Mlnesf‘ Saturday
Matinee, "Uncle Tom's Cabin."
POPULAR PRICES, 15, 25 AND 85c.
Seats new on Stile at Plalsted's and Gregory's
Lmlies' tlctets now exchanged
NOflthK urn noun,
Saturday. September 22
’l be P: int-not German Comedians.
Gus Williams,
in his side-splitting main—farce.
“APRIL FOOL,”
introducing his rmv Songs. Jokes and melrr
dies. assistul by arompan) of refined specialty
artists.
A perfect avalanche of fun and jollity.
An entertainment of side'spllttlng mirth.
Sale of seats at Gregory's and annllnsnn‘e.
Prices, 25w. 35c, and Tel . all
Daubury F air
October l to 6. ’94
Ii cycle limes. Tuesdayki Trnttim: each euc-
awlll. i; (ltl '. All Speed ‘iitrlen. close acptem
her L’lth. hood for Premium List.
sl'lliw (i. M. BUNDLE. Six“):
NOTICE.
'Ol‘lt'E is hereby ulven that a meeting will
be held a lllef‘utincllthumbs-non navi-
land street,"l‘ mday evening. October 2. ism,
.n Mi't'lm'k. by the Board ot’ Councilmen of
Ninth Nnrwrt k. for the purpns‘ of littannu
parties interested in the prop layout or”
Wtwt street from Taylor avenue southwesterly
in the city line, so its to make said street unl-
formly sixty feet wide.
EDMUND lt'. CROWE, City Clea.
Smith Norwallt. ('onn.. Sept. )7. 1894. six :lt
Plano forte and ordltnstunml and repaired.
PROF. .ltillN \VI"'."1‘AKICR. 10 Chestnut
strwl,Nnr\ka. firderscanbelelt at J. M.
Benedict‘s news store. all 1w
.1.
We all sometime or other get
into what you me. call a ration.
tive mood and oak/over our
est, and ow natural it is to
eel proud-that does not reall
describe the way you feel; thin
self satisfied won d hit the mark
closer~over some deal or pur-
chase you bave made, whereby
you feel you have expended a
dollar or so and know you have
ot what a 81.25 would not or-
inarily urchase.
Now 1 you avail yourself of
the opportunity offered you this
week by us, it will serve to cover
a multitude of series, when you
happen to strike one of these
moods.
2 000 yds., 40 different styles
an colorin , of the best and
finest of Sil olines, retailin at
121} to 15c. per yd. ; our price ur-
ing this week, Sic. yld.
S irtin cali-
1,000 yd‘s. East 1
coes,4c. r y .- actua vs. us, (is.
100 alfflne Lace Curtains, 3.}
yds. ong, nearly 2 yds. wide
each, at 81.49 per pair. worth
nearly double. '
l lot of39c. and 49c fancy Trim-
ing Braid, all kinds and styles. ‘
Don '1; want to carry over, so close
them out at 15c. per ard.
25 dozen ladies' Ri bed Vests,
medium weight, king and short
sleeves, worth half dollar easy;
price this week, 39c. each.
One lot of $1.25 pair of ladies’
Kid Gloves, assortment of $1.00
and $1.25 qaltities, the price we
ofier them at, 500. per pair, will
{nuke them go fast, so don’t tarry
ong.
Kitchen department offers this
week 3,000 Glass Berry Dishes,
20. each; 2,000 Glass Berry
Dishes, 3c. each; 50 dozen Glass
Tumblers, 19c. per doz.; 200
fancy Glass Baskets, 15c. each;
50 Lemonade Sets, 1 large pitch-
er, three and six glasses, all
colors, at 790. per set. All Din-
ner Sets at cost this week.
SOUTH NORWALK
Boston,
Store,
83 Washington St..
South Norwalk.
pantsuits
BAIWOAD CO.
Psasm'ALLv.CONDUCTED Toms.
leaves New York and Phila-
delphia. September 29 for a
SOUTH ten day tonnvisitlnglimtys-
burg, Blue Mountain. Burny. Natural Bridge,
firullOen of the Hmnandosh. Richmond and
Washington. Rates: New York, 855.00, Phila-
delphia. scam. .
of three
WASHINGTON J,
urs. Dates: ileuemlwcrll. and at intervals of
three Wi-HPH until May :5}. 1895, inclusive,
Rates: New York, Sliiiit: l‘lilladclvhia, 811.50.
A series
» , A series of Jackson-
FLOIEIDA. ville tours, allowing
' two weeks In the
State of Flowers. will boflrun during January,
February and March, lulu.
CALIFORNIA
to theGold-
en Gate
will leave .‘ew York and Philadelphia Febru-
ary 2!) and Match ' l. it'll?»
Detailed itinerary will be sent on applica-
Mon to Tourist Agent. 1.1% Broadway. New
York. or Brorrl Hrrc at station. I’hllade phla.
NEW—Milan. W. Born,
Asa't. Gen. Pass. Act.
s 50 7t.
J. R. “’mm,
Gen. I’ass. Agent.
What the "'Pubiicw‘want
Is a Reliable Store where they can send their children and got as polite attention
as if they came themselves.
We have in transit another car of the Celebrated
Angelou Flour, which makes the whitest,
sweetest and host loaf of bread of any
floor in the world, and will make more
loaves of bread to the barrel. lt receives
flattering testimonials from all sources.
From the quantity of Gilt Edge
Fresh Made :(Jrenmcry Butter that we
are selling we must be giving the best
quality of any store in town. 0! course
we are only 28 course pound: Good
. JJ.J
Creamery. 25 cents a pound; Northlleld Creamery. in prints, 32 cents a pound.
()ur Tees and Coilees are the standard of Purity and Excellency.
Chas. E.
LEADING
lElEPlIllllE cm, 13-2.
Seymour,
GROCER,
33 rtsmrunu train.
ESCALLOPS
Who does not like these loathsome bivalves?
ESCALLOPS
We have a best. or trials and a small army
of boys engaged In catchingland opening wmmy are opened during the night and nrv
l net taken from the
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