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price for Lard. Sugar and Flour.
Honey miners." and unadulterated.
up,” and Int Meson
w [Mebout Int! lbs. Price
motto Jeri: pr '15 plate. so ctr.
Can be consulted at her office.
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Offices. 436 Main Street
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his all icciint Issuance
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HIOARAQUA DISOUSSIOIT DMGB OI.
the Bulls. Passes the Bill to rum l'omt
Reservations Under a Suspension of the
Rules-«Finals: Needs Uncle Item's Attentio-
Onee More.
Wssllllvorox, lice. 18.~—Mere than three
hours of the session of the tomato were or
copied in the discussion of the Nicaragua
bill. and three senators made speeches.
Mr. Peder of Kansas favored the measure
- under certain conditions, but was opposed
to issuing bonds payable In gold to raise
the money required, Mr. Squire of Wash?
ington declaring uncquivomlly in favor of
the construction of the canal, while Mr.
Turpin (Dem, ind), though approving
a canal, expressed his decided opposition
to the pending bill.
During the morning hour Mr. Kyle of
South Dakota submitted some remarks in
behalf of the bill ushlhiishlllg a national
university at Washington.
The bill to protect forest reservations,
which was a bone of contention during
tllc last session and which has twice been
under diaclll-lsion during the present aes—
slon. was finally passed under suspension
of the rules The motion to suspend the
rules rendered the opposition helpless to
prevent a vote, and as the. bill secured the
necessary tWo- thirds it was passed. ‘
The bill provides that no public forest
reservation shall be established except to
improve and protect the forest within the
reservation or for the purpose of securing
favorable conditionsof watcrilow. It gives
the secretary of the interior authority to
make regulations for protmtlon against
fire and doprcdution. it also gives him all-
whlch such dead or llmturcd trots; may be
removed all may be accessory to preserve
the remaining timber. iTlldcr this all-
thcrity he is clllpoWorcd to soil such tim-
ber in limited quantities to each pumhosor.
lie is autlu'lrlzod to make a detail of troops
for the protection of mservations.
The bill further provides for the restora-
tion of agriculture and mineral lands in
forest reservations to the public domain.
The mnmindcr of the day was devoted to
the army appropriation bill.
The bill reduces thcnulnbor of paymas-
tors in the army by five, and the number
of captains in the subsistence department
by four, and transfers the Fort ill-aven-
worth military prison to the dcpnrtllwnt
of justice. The hill was ("used without
amendment.
Programme l-‘or the Currency Bill.
WASHINGTON, Doc. ls.——.~lpeoker Crisp
and hill assimilates on the house committee
on rules decided on a special rule by
which Secretary Cal-lislc’s bill for curren-
cy revision will be debated and voted on
in the house of representatives. The orig—
inal purpose of securing a vote before the
holidays was given up. instead of that it
was arranged that the gout-ml debate
should begin today and continue until
the recess at the end of the Week.
When congress i'i'aeirlt‘lllilierl on Jan. ii,
the currency debate. will be n-sumlxl, the
lib and 5th being given to debate un-
der the five minute rule. The vote will
probably be loin-n on Monday, Jun. 7, at
noon. instead of carrying the vote over
to Monday noon it may be determined to
take it- up Saturday night. rpm lkl-r (‘r risp
will dctorluiuo on tin~ exact time and the
special role in accordance with tho forego—
ing will he Hllililllttfli by him to the rules
connlllttm today. it will nulko nopro—
vision for lllorning or night ls'i'ril'llllnrl.
This general progmlllmc for the debate
was arranged oftl-r illIilll‘l‘tIllSi conferences.
Ulluirllllln Springer of the booking com-
mlttl-c had hoped to got a vote next Fri'
day, but the sentiment of the house was
against this rapid prom-roll. hlr. (‘risp
rolled ill Representatives Johnson of in-
diano and Walker of Massachusetts. lio-
pullllran lllcllllu-rs of thcbmlkillg commit.
too. to got their views of the length of
Mr.
, .p . ts illodl'bntc. Johnson urged tlmtlcn
.M ' ‘ VJ" 1"" "r days be given. bringing the vote on Jun.
manu'Zdhm‘cfi. tee [101.er 8. Mr. Walker did not want any oral-t
5”,:"139 limo limit fixed at tllcouiwt. 'i'hodc—
fgfig’.‘ “mayo,“ 0,9: halo will begin today. Mr. Springer lipi'li-
art! "I, log for the bill and Mr. Walker against
It. Mus-Ira. ilnll (limo, Mo.) and John—
son (lieu, ind.) will probably follow.
The President's tinting.
(lacuomows. N. (3., Doc lli.——'l'heprcoi-
dent’s party arrived from lane's and took
the stunner which awaited to convey them
to South Island, 1:3 llliloli from here. South
island is the winter home of General Alex-
ander. and tile members will be his guests
shooting and other sports are excellent at
South island, and General Alexander prom~
lses his guests all that the island affords.
The Palmetto club, the loading social or-
ganization of Georgoulwn. will formally
tender the president' s party ll banquet one
night this Wool: A party of represent!»
live men, Ili'mlilii by Mayor Morgan. will
leave tmloy for the Annamlalc club to ex
tend the invitation.
Retaliation l’pen Spain.
the state department, Indicated in the ca-
“,Ipflllilh government of Its Intention to re-
tnilatc should Spain continue Its pros-
ports to(' aha. will doubtless have the of-
in progress, with results very unsatisfac-
tory to our own gmcrnmcnt.
Fourth Clean Posh-meters.
fourth class platmasum were appolntcd:
any; llincklacll, (illtlflm ('oylo; Purchase,
Willlmnmn, W. H i;.nlhoun
Pennsylvania —~ licckscherville,
O'Donnell. .. H _
Italian ureter at large.
antsnanrma. Doe
II ford.
D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
usable-W
from new. menu. ms
snare-ll. ”*5:
No mixture-l Beale. in Hallie.
ill new, Del. l8.-Peiiw Superintend
boxing matches In Buffalo In the future.
usual, but pnltelslonal boxcar will not.
The Mr Day mo. Ilene.
the starters in the six dayhl clones
were on the met at midnight.
Mingle, limitations».
\
thority to ‘prcn'ribc regulations under
during their stay. The opportunities for
Wasmrloros. Doc. ll-I.-—-'i‘ho action of
hicgram from Madrid in warning the
out policy with mam-t to American or
fectto bring at oncotoahlcus tholong
drawn out negotiations which have been
Wssnlllo'roa. lire ill. —-'l‘hc following
New Yorku-Cnnkiin Center, .f. ii Whit-
Dsllicl li'uhr. .ir.; Hamlets. ll. ll m.
lows; West llookmeotown. (.‘haries Weir;
I, I)“ n
is. -- B. Jones
flooaghsn, one-ea pmmiuont Democratic
mpetgn orator. whose mind recently
gave way, has nip-in eluded the vigilance
of his relatives by mailing from the
Friends’ Anylum Fertile lnsaneat Frank-
ent llull has made this decision warding
Amateurs will be allowed to contesta-
Pulnsllsmlls, Dec. l8.-—Unly three of
was
M,
«neon. Fm the advises m a band
it labial-lied that Mr. Stevenson died on
the evening of Doe. II. He was talking
with his wife, seemingly as well as usual.
when he suddenly said to her, "I haven
strange pain in my head." Immediately
afterward he fell back insenslbie.
Evorything possible was done to region
him to consciousness without success, and
within two hours of the seizure he died.
Thanuse of death was a sudden paralysis
of the brain, woolnpauied by a collapse of
the lungs.
Mrs. Stevenson and all his relatives
were present at the closing scene. The fu-
neral took ' place on the 4th. The grave
was dug on the summit of Pain bill, which
stands on Mr. Stevenson's estate. The
coffin was carried up the mountain with
great dlillculty by the faithful Samoan
servants, who so dearly loved their white
employer. To allow of the passage of the
coilln and its lwarcrs it was necessary to
cut a truck through the dense forest which
covers the whole slope of the hill. An
obelisk will be. erected over the grave, and
this will form a prominent landmark from
the sea.
It is stated that Mr. Stevenson had
suffered from brain exhaustion. lie was
haunted by a four that his popularity as a
writer was waning. llc left three unfin-
ished works.
WILL NOT APPOINT JUDGES.
Governor Elect Morton Decides to Let the
People Elect Them.
RillNECiJFF, N. Y., Doc. 1H.—Govcrnor
idlcct Morton mode the following an-
nouncement: .“l have recently given much
attention to the question whether the duty
will devolve upon me as governor after
Jan. 1 to appoint the 12 additional judges
of the suprlmlo court provided for by the
amended judiciary article of the constitu-
tion, and with a view to reaching a cor-
rect conclusion sought the opinions of ju-
rists and lawyers in various parts of the
6mm.
"'i‘hcso jurists, with three exceptions,
express tllcmselvcs adversely to the theory
of my right and authority to make the ap-
pointments referred to, and, though sov-
crul of than are not Indisposcd to concede
the power, they, save the three exceptions
noted, question the unworthy of action and
express doubts as to whether judicial pro-
ceedings and decisions taken before such
newly appointed justices would not be in
danger of attack on the ground of uncon-
stitutionallty of their appointment.
”With such a weight of opinion against
the right, wisdom and necessity of action
on my part as governor. I have determined
to make no sppointlllerlts to those 12 new
judicial offices and to allow them to be
filled by the choice of the electors at the
next‘ general election, as contemplated
and intended by the act of the constitu-
tional convention. I have cleaned it nee»
t’St-lltl'y and proper to make this statement
in advance of my acicssiun to office. "
BANK WRECKING.
Eli. John's Firms Owe the Commercial
Three Times the Amount of Its Capital.
Sr. Jonx‘s, N. .l-‘.. Doc. lit-A heated
meeting of tho shnmhnldcrs of the Conn
lllemlol bank of Newfoundland resulted
in some startling disclosures. Four firms.
members of which are dimctors of the
bank. oWo the institution as follows:
(lmxlfcllow it: ('o.. 1115.000; fioodrldgo &
Jobs. represented by lino-hinge, $120,000,
and lludor, eoooooo.
(lmnlfuliow at (.‘o. and (‘llxlllridchrJohs
claim toboahloto realize fully the amount
of their liabilities. iludcr is a hopeless
bankrupt. The sums owl-d by these con-
cerns urn three limos the amount of the
bank's capital elm-k, but if the assets are
successfully runlizml upon the indebted-
llcl-s of the bank will b.- so (It'cl'i‘flrlf‘d as to
perhaps admit of tho pnylm-nt of a 11mm
llblo dividend.
it was learned that some of the bank
oliicluis llmlovcrllrnwn their accounts, and
that llmlkkm'lmri‘rowdy, who is now miss—
ing, had falsified the book» no that [strenu-
al friends of it“ had overdrawn to the
manual. of 830mm. Mr. (limdhdlow, chair.
man of the board of directors, stalmi that
auroral of tho ovordmfts had not been an—
tllorilu-d by them. No satisfactory report
of the bank‘s condition was pnesentcd.
Fatal Henll’old Accident.
(tantrum. N. .I.. "or. Ill—A mflold
on the building of the Williams it: Clark
fertilizing works here was blown down.
and three men who were on it at the time
were buried tolho ground. a distance of
flIlfcct. John Moriarty of Ontario was
instantly killed, and the others were so
badly injured that their recovery is con-
sidered doubtful. They are Frank Mor-
gan of Newark. N. .i., and Morris Molick
of Elizabeth. N. .i
Deep Water In the Buses.
Vuullu‘o, ’l‘ex., lieu. lit—Tho capital-
ists interested in hurrying the deep water
work at the mouth of the Brazos river to
uotllpleilon have been in conference at Ve-
lasco nearly all the past week and have
completed all nmmsnry arrangements for
finishing the capping of the jottles seas
to clear out the 80 or 90 foot rmrlnants of
river bar between the harbor and deep wa-
ter in the gulf.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
Notices of the withdrawal of .1, 2350, 000
in gold have been anally“! at the subtreas-
dry at New York.
flawed (3. MI], the IIII'H, 000 National
Shoe and leather hank defaulter, pleaded
guilty at New York and was remanded
for sentence.
The big content over the will of the lets
Daniel ll. r'ayerwmther was decided in
favor of the colleges. which will get big
slices of the estate.
A florid crown ti feet high is being made
at Montreal for the llmnlnlen
to be sent to liailfas in time for Sir John
'l‘hrmpltm’s funeral.
Rolxvrt Stewart Menu of Harbor Grace,
N. it, meaning partner of the timer
lilnnn| 0 (7d. died of heart failure superla»
dneed by the recent businelsi troubles.
it Is statl'ldmft the Vintage theme
a cum in vegan to t up: a
much in the l'nited states will he
published before the end of the week.
lire. Mamie Wainwright. wife of the
station master at Mount Wilson, on the
Western llsryland railroad. was held up
hytwo cannons-l annulled mo and the
station mbhed.
At ileum, Ala. s duel with pistoh
tookplaceon filament between '1‘th
Clair and [loubnn Maul St. Clair was
killed, Haul slightly moulded ends negro
w “My '0
GOT AWAY WITH $9.500 Iii CASH.
In Order to Area rule. a brute To: lilo--
ens- lied Collected an in. no. ey use
not it In n-‘l'rnnkw‘l'he Bobbers his a i .-
Keywlleft the Aged Couple Bound In lied.
Borneo. Dec. 18 ~Slx masked lill'n
torturrd David Slocum, a money leader
of Washington township. Erie county.
Pu, on Saturday night and took I9, 500 ci
his savings ‘from an old trunk in which
the money was hidden.
Slocum, who is 7i years old lives with
his wife on a road for out from the town.
Recently he called in all his loans on ac-
count of a new state law requiring money
lenders to report the amount of theirioans
so that they may be mood.
At about 2 o'clock in the morning Slo-
cum and his wife were awakened by the
noise of a shattered window. Through
this aperture six masked men entered. ile-
ioro the old man could get out of bed the
first man was at his throat and warned
him not to move. or he would be killed.
All Were armed with pistols, and two car.
rlcd large clubs. One of the men lighted—-
the lamp. and thou the lender, turning to
the old man. said familiarly:
“Now, David, you havcn' t got any chil-
dren and no one to leave your money to.
so you might as well give it to us, for we
can make good use of it."
Mr. Slocum thinks he rwognizod the
voice. but he cannot identify the man.
The old man refused to tell whore his
money was concealed.
Opened Ills Treasure Trunk.
Then the loader ordered one of his men
to hold Mr, Slocum, and another to hold
his wlfo, and a third to hold the lamp uni
dor tin.- oid lunn'sbon: foot. Slocum yellcd
with poll) and was about to yield to the
torture when one of the men picked up a
key which had fallen under the pillow.
'i‘ho torture was stopped for a moment un-
til it could be ascertained whether the key
would unlock the big trunk which stood
a few feet away. it did open the trunk.
and the robbers Were delighted at the
sight of about $9,500 in bills and gold
wrapped in an old paper sick.
Mr. Slocum and his wife wore bound
with ropes and strips of llluslln. They
be, ~d so hard that they Were not gagged.
The burglars covered them up in bed and
departed toward the New York. Pennsyl—
vania and ”bio railroad. Mrs. Slocum got
a hand lune first. and released herself and
husband, and hastened to the first ncigil
bol- half a lnilc distant and gave the alarm.
There is positively no clcw to the bur-
glars. (lilo of them took ofi his mask in
the house and showed himself to be about
25 young of ago, with smooth face, dark
hair and of a very n-splwiablc a'ptx-ormu-c.
All of the burglars vvcrc well dressed
The Bus" Murder Mystery.
.iAlllcsrowy. N. Y, Doc. lit—The dou
bio murder of Mrs. Hill'nrnlull and box
daughter at iiusti is still unsolved. 'l'hc
snap-ct, Archer, is yet at large, and there
is wry little view \vlwrcwith to i'flillll‘t'l
him with tho, llllll‘iil‘l‘ anyway. iiuIlIn-ry
doc-st not seem to have Ih'l‘ll Ibl- nmtivl- fol
the 1 rimv, or» hanging on the wall of th.‘
room Ill which the two women worn kill
ed were hm gva watches in plain view.
in the lllm-ulldruwor nlmwus soon in»
stead of will. as or first rcrmrtcd. which
old nulll >hm moon in pt til-d llplu a hand-
krn-ilivf. ”isih en: to not In o bed.
[mos-ll In t lull-ch.
BRAZIL, lxld,. ilw. Ia.-lluring the
Mervin-3' llt tili‘ Mi'lilruiist church at "iii"
molly, this county. William Early throw
a low) around the non-k of E. M. Watts,
pulling him out of his scat and choking
him Ilri-ilrhlms TH'IIIH' he was furl-ed to re
louse him by pom lls interfering, Win-ll
Watts n-gninml lli~ strength. he kuockml
Early down and was pounding him in the
{311' \\ Ill'll Fairly lll-l-w ll kill“ and stabbed
him. lotiirting a dangerous and probably
fatal wound. til-cut ucitulllcllt was no
Mud Ill tho l‘hlil‘i‘Il.
Del» Plans to Avoid Jail.
('ull Mm. live. 18.——.\t a conference be
two u I’rmidcnt ill-IN i|l|IIUIhl'i' Ann-rich"
Knilwuy union oIlIl-lnls and their sum
ncy~ it womhlcldod to make. three soporoto
efforts to provide (want for the ox otriko
loath-rs from the jail sometime pronoum-l-d
by Judge Woods in tho contempt protrusi-
lug. lost Friday. The attorneys will on
llrllxor to rk't'lll’i‘ an apps“ to the supreme
court on a writ of vrror and will also up
ply for a writ of hnlwns corpus.
A {Brave Robber Killed.
(isolating Dov. lit—Mount "ripe,
Ky, sends news of the shaming of a grow
roblcr. There have been robberies at the
con cn'ry, and when M has Morris was buried
her betrothed dutvnnlnl‘d to watch hvl
gram. Near midnight two men mule. A
dorm shots Wore fired at the roblmrs. and
Holly Jordan. a colored farmlland Iii the
neighborhmd. was shot ill-ad.
'I'ral- Ilobbers (.‘llsnged Their Pleas.
rourn Ilrznll. but, "1"“. Ina-The con-
lillator of the second nation of train No.
till on the Lake Shore and Michigan South
cm was illfornml that an effort to boil.
the train up would benuule hotwlml South
field and lilikhart. The train rarrlml
much valuable l-xpnnol The nttlllllpt,
hlrvcwr. did not mob rinllzr.
Andy Ilmvens Funeral.
New immune, Ill-c. lit-m ’l he funl'rnloi
Ailly iiowvn, the IIIYIII lightwright pligil
Ill! WIN) .lln'l his (lentil In his light with
Go lrge lavlgrlc on Friday night. was con
thn- llloumcrs were George intrigue and
hi. manager, film Fitzpatrick.
tie-ere! llerrisess berries It.
human-oats. file. In. -'l'he rumor that
ml President Harrison, W. ll. Miller and
Join Ii Williams. grilleml nlanagvrof tin
Villdniia ml. had formed a partnership
for the practice of law and would open an
olive here is denied by Dir. Harrison.
(tomb and [uses to fleet Jan. I'-
lies-res. Dec. lll.~Arroogmnonta hsvs
both made fora meeting between Young
(hide and Unmet Dixon infirm the the
side Athletic club of funny island on
Jul. lit The claim will be for 20 rounds
ard fore good purse
flies on..." mm.
Anusvlntll, N. (3.. Doc. lit-hills fits
venom, daughterof the vice president.“
a little better, and the vice president left
for Washington to main a few daya
lawle- Contact crisis.
lions. Dee. lbw-‘11” ministry ins re
darted from his late residence here. Among '
ABSOLUTELY rum:
'I'IIE‘OLD RELIABLE
SWEET ilAl‘illlAl.
CIGARETTE
ilessleoflle‘lsetel‘l’lsle
Iron: SOLD THAN ALL
BRANDS COMBINgHI'
d6 lyr
It It. Meekerllilo.
Bole Agent for
t. a i. R. clitoris
mu WtiEfi‘HEiTEi
Planting. tuna and ass-Fitting.
Till and tinsel lulll Wort.
liet Air Resting.
. lane and estimates furnished tor either
at cuter. steam orhot air hosting.
50 SOUTH MA ll~ 3'!
Raymond 8; Sons.
'Succeesors to George H. Raymond.
furniture Dealelsslld (It nelsl Funeral
:illrectors
so and on Main Bin-er. Horwelk. or.
Residence. a Berkeley Plane
f Telephone. 77-4.
SIIIITII IIIIIIWIIII SIlIIIIiS RIIIII
51 Washington street.
Open daily from 9 to 12 s. m., and from lie
3 p. m7. andhn Saturday evenings from 6 to 'i.
Winterest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SOLMANS. Preet.
JOHN B. FERBIS, VIcc-Preet.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Sec. and Tre.
l. ' New linen & Ilamuiill. ll
JUNE 7. less.
an» my»: 800T]: > masts A?
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lotion. ‘ I
We charge a commission of but 1.16 h ”D
execution of all orders. and where the' ruler
does not have easy access to the markets. we
give him the benefit of our experience by ”r
cepting dimretionary orders. or in other
words. buy and sell tothe best of our flit.
meat for ills account and profit.
We deal in stocks. grain and provisions in
lots often there and lipwsrds on a margin of
from the 5jper cent... and all orders receive
our personal and prompt attention. Ordll
can be sent by mail or telegraph at our ex.-
penlle. Depmits received subject to cheek. _
and satisfaction guaranteed.
Correspondence solicited.
STIIIIIIRII STOCK EXCRIIISE.
40 Broadway,
New York. N. 1.
Provincial Department. Room at.
nah
BRACE UPI DON’T LOSE COURAGEI
Your dieeasels not incurable because your
physician has given you up. and you have not
received all benefit from the medicine you
have irird. not any reason you mount be
cured. We can positively cure all kinda a
File. Epileptic Convnlsion or bpssmot .WI
GUABAITI'II A POSITIVI AND I’ll-L-
IIN'I' CUBE ll ALI. OASIS. We lll'l
cured thousands. many cases of in stand“,
and given up by doctors as lncurah in our
"Allen's Flt Cure" you Will find a. medicine
that has never failed mother a s dy care.
We back our guarantee with an o era! 3”
to any yperson we cannot cure. Big“
references furnished on application.
1 qt. bottle. '3. II). 2 (lb. '5“).
ALLEN IIDIOAI. (0. ,
Washington and Water Ste...
LADIES
so ill-ring from Retarded. Suppressedor
fnl Menstruation and all irregularities of like
errors. will find our FEMALE PILLS an in-
fallible care. They are entirely safe and can »
always bevelled upon for speedy relief. We
have yetlo beer of a case .where they have
failed to produce the drslred result. A h!
should be kept on hand at all times to provide
for emergent ies. (‘om lo cadence conddenflal.
By mall. with full directions. securely
ed. :2. ill per box.
ALLEN MEDICAL 00.
Washington and Wm: on... ten. In. -4...
P J F LY N N,
Plumbing. Steam and lies fitting
108 WASHINGTON ST.
J. F. Flynn will have personal charge of thin
department
Plumbing overhauled and put in first cis-
sanitsry condition.
PORTER WATER IIIITIIR
Beet ln’the world (‘all and get wing.“ tf
n- on»: toenail-TIE“ a.
Look for I “tilt mail.
ofthe
the Sign Me“
aonwsu murder.
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Pnblie Stations are leeeiesl Ie fell"!
Wall street. - - Central Ola
New Canaan. New Canaan
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'rlonth 'Norwslk. - R. WK.
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PERIODICII. TICKETS.
illale your HOLIDAY PURCHASE of the
following Business Bonus. leave periodinl
tickets and secure the subscription to your
favorite newspaper or megasine for 0]"
YtABsss
CHRISTMAS PRESENT
for yourself or friend.
Please remember that tickets and
the carnival be presented at stores at
time goods are purchased. as the Her...
chants will not except them under other cit-n
commences.
ALI. PREMIUMS wIII be PROIanY
Within!!!) and are commie AB-
wa‘l'lbY Valli.
Leave tickets at foiiowing places only. until -
further notice.” we collut tickets from so
other:
Bootleld a Hoyt. Nero-ll and 8011th
It. ll. Pleisted. South rim-lit.
li. ii. Brown. South Nerwsik.
ii. I'. Bodwell. South Nerwaik.
John Dresoher. South iterwslk.
In. Helen nail-es. liliillev. South m
Ilss'Agscs Inch. lililser. Norwalk.
hencis 8 00.. South linrwsIk.
Oenlsmk Brothers. Harwell store only.
A. ll. flort a Son. Harwell.
W. A. Vocal. Nevwalk.
hell Mead. lierwslk and South Kuwait.
eiloewlth'rsneisb Ohm m.
Mullins-BMW
Mmfitlliioltlllfl.
ilk.
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