MONDAY DECEMBER
23 1895.
ANNALS OF THE TOWN
Fill lllSFlllllm iii A DAY Illill Ill
' ' lEllSE PAMURAPHS.
39:11.1 Account: Concomlrio Current Event:
Gilliam! From the Highways and Byways
of two Typical Connecticut cum
Company 11‘ will drill tonight. instead
[of Christmas eve.
s
””6
~leoy mixed candy, 2 lbs. for 25
(10s., it‘ll‘. D. Lawton & Co’s.
WWW: ‘1‘
A moiety of the Sacred Heart will be
qrgunizod' 111 (.'onnec tiou with St. Mary's
church early in January.
~Makc 11o mistake. buy what you
want, Lane.
The South Norwalk Congregmtionul
church society will be sixty years of age
011 January lid. and plans are being for
mulated to fittingly celebrate the event.
—Great sport, the latest thing out,
“Poona-Boo." M. S. Smith’s.
Jillf. Benedict expects to occupy his
new residence on Main street- some time
next month. Contmetor S. B. Wilson
is hurrying the house to completion.
-—Do you want a nice cone for Christ-
mas? O'Brien. .-
W. H. Earle and family, of East ave-
nue, arc quartered' in a hotel at Santiago,
Southern California. Howard deF.
Earle is very low, and unable to leave
his room.
——What is Clifford Hayes. going to .do
at the Star market?
Mortimer Whitney, employed at Dc~
Mott's bakery, was cutting wood Satur-
day, when the blade of the1 1111c struck
the back of his right hand, inflicting 1
serious gash.
—Santa's home is with us. Lane's.
The City Council of Norwalk will
meet tonight to close. the business of the
year. The incoming Council will prob-
:lblybc sworn in at the Norwalk club
rooms on New Y111 as day.
-—All grades of gents" skin gloves at
M. S. Smith's. _.
At St. Mary‘s church, 3'11st1'1rday. Rev.
Father Doughorty announced that on
Christmas day the animal Christmas col
location would be taken. It is divided
among the priests of thc parish.
——Best mixed 111 this low 11 Lauc' s.
A meeting of thl1 111111111111” of 1111'1‘N111'-
1 '11“: fire dcpartmcnt will be held tonight
'at 8 o'clock. at Pioneer Hook andlLaddcr
company’s rooms, to nominate 11 chief
and assistants forthc ensuing. year.
——What' is Clifford Hayes going to do
at the btar 11111111111?
Two well dressed Women an1 ,.sitiug
some of the. cities of the, stat/mill soli1 it-
ing money for 11111312111111, pttl‘poscs.
Their usual plan is}: announce, an outcr-
tainmont under the auspices of society
people. Don t be taken in by them.
——Do you want- a nutty derby for
Christmas? () Bricn._
Charles R. Baker left the employ 111‘
S. H. Watcrbury's real estate agency on
Washingttm strcct, Saturday night. In
111111111113" of pleasant times had there,
Mr. Baker 11111111. few friends enjoyed a
feast of good things, and passed the time
in speech making, music, ctc.
-—~Ncw fol tlie Xinas season. flannel
blankets and comfortablcs, at M. S.
Smith‘s. ‘
Charles .Thomas. 'of South Norwalk.
whovas married 11f11w weeks ago to :1
Stamford young woman, Miss Alice
Dunn, received a telegram Saturday
morning, at his boarding house. in
Yonkers, where he has been 11.11111111y11d,
announcing the death of his wife.
Mr. Thomas at once came home.
-—Mljn ship boots, fiiiestquality, $2.171.
at Theo..H Olsen's .8] Washi11gtonstrcet,
South Norwa ll: ’
”Wu
3.
5—:
1
Store, 1
‘R F W. DAFMFR
——E\'cr3'thing in handkerclncts 1111'
gents, ladies, and childicn' 111 silk line 11
111111 c1unbric for 31'. 311133110 each, at M.
”'3‘. Smith's . 5‘. .
Lane.
1 11111113111111111 1:111pllus11
1 and candy at DcMott‘s bakery.
MT. 1‘11wa and twilly are the
will of Councilman Golden.
«will choioo 1111'1'111 .lumaicu oranges, for
2131', at Cuneo’s, It. It. Place.
is assisting all) E. Seynuair‘s grocery
store during the holiday rush.
——If you don t know what pmsents to
111ake.buy a box of Imperial Crown
cigars. They are uppmci: 1t11d 111cyti111o
(5.11! Tvaridmsd; Co. sill them
Thctirst 11111oting in the new Water
street mission, corner of Water and
England stu-cts, will be bold Christ-mas
1111.111.
-—E3'11s will stick out, priccs Monday,
The grocery stores in South Norwalk
11'1ll mutun open tonight until 8 o‘clock,
and tomorrow until 10, closing all day
Christmas.
box, at M. 5.15mith's
All of Colnlccticut‘s ctnigrossmen will
spend their holiday spason at home. Mr.
Henry, of the first district. first decided
to remain at the capital, but was pro-
vailod upon by his wife to return home for
Christmas.
-—Latest Dunlap style at O‘ Brian :1.
\ Christmas shoppers were out in {one
Saturday night. until driven horn:1 by
the rain, and the strccts presented abus-
incss-liko appearance. The stores wore
crowded and the heartsof the merchants
11111111. correspondingly happy.
Dr. H. T. Partroe. who has been prac-
ticing in South Norwalk the past year,
intends to seek 11 111-11' field of labor.
made his farcwcll address at the meet—
ing of tht1 Christian Endeavor society of
the South Norwalk (.‘ongrcgational
church, last night.
Market.
The result of not advertising was pain
fully in evidence at the Norw- 11k I)p1 ra
Hons:1 Saturday night. at the pc r-for
mallcc given by the Bridgeport Minstrel?
troupe. Theperformance was good for
twenty paid admissions
—Lat11st Youman style
Edward llok's book. "Hucccsswat’df
has c\haustcd its first million of $1000
copics with or'dcls in thc publishc1" 1,
11d. .\11 English cditionot'thc bookis
published in London this wvck.
burgh.
~l1'ancy mixcd candy, '3 lbs. for
cts.. at F. D. Lawton 1"; (‘o,'s.
'11,;
~11
W. H. llumiston‘s sccond organ 1'11'i
'l‘hcrc was :1 goml attcndancc of thc 11111-
sically inclincd people while town. and
the 11111141111111.1111 programme was hcatr
ily clljoyctl. Mrs. A. ll‘. \Vln-clcr's vocal
numbcrs werc most artistic, and l‘t'l't‘lV-
Another rccitul
11111 bc giv1n by Mr Ilumiston 111-M
111'111.‘
—Spccialtics in
wool uudcrwcar ft at 25c.
gain at M. h. Smith‘s.
gcnts' anal ludics'
111111.31 '. A bar-
Ncws was recoivcd in H1 111th N1 11'11'11lk
Saturdhy. of thc dcath of Miss Katie
Hannah, daughtcr of 11111 late Rubi-rt
Hannah, and a former 1:11sid1111t 111' this
city. Hono'ycarsago the family lll11V<
1111 to Albany. Miss Hannah's hcalth
not being good, she 11'11nt to Southern
Pines, N. (,‘.. 11'hcrc hcr «loath occurred.
The. dcccascd was a lovable young Wont?
an. Sheposscsscdagmul alto voice and
was a mombcr for some time of thcchoir
of the First Mcthmlist Episcopal church.
Many friends in town will hour with
sincere regret of/hcr .lcath.
—Clcaring out sale of ( ‘hristmas g1‘1ods
1; South
Prices to suit the times.
M11111 street.
""‘3111-" as follows.
' . 11'113'111' meeting Junior Stx'icty of Chris-
ii
1., .2. _ ‘ 7
The services at the, booth l\on1'alk
Jongnogational(hurl-h, this w-clk, will
Tucsday. 4:00 p. 111.,
ianl‘lndoaw11'.T1mic."WhatUiftsCau we
livct1'1Chris.‘ this (‘hristnlasF' Leader,
larl'y St. John. Thursday. 71-15 11. 111.,
iiurch prayer service, led by the pastor.
‘opic. "My Purpose and Part in. for,
hrough 0111' Church the Coming Year
Friday, 7:00 p. 111.. Sunday school cutcr-
tiinincnt. S1 mus by the '(Ihristmas
:hoirz" recitatinus by scholars; cont-p.
tion of gifts for tin“ poor: distribution of
Christmas t1’1k11ns to the children.
-'—All mixed 11'111'1'11111'1-11 fresh. Lane's.
" Pure and, Sure”;
* leve
BAKING Pawn
Biscuit, cake, pot pics and buns,
Dumplings,
,o
puddings, Sally 1 ans,
Muffins, waffles, griddle cakes
The very ices: it always makes.
l'lc '
—I"1'(1s11 hams 10c 11 pound at the Stat"
1
11111111111. Miller, of Heath Main 11111th
.--—All flavm's' of fresh candy for 1'10 '
A daughter was born to Mr. and 1111.
Frank Sell. of Spring sheet, this 1110131
ing 4
-—-Iteud ad. of gi'eat bankrupt sale it!
boots and shoes at (. ‘ H. Harveys. $8, 000
Worth“ loss than half tin1 coat.
m..- .....__._._
A cant book fell from the bridge over
Washington street, this noon. No dam-
age maultml. however. “
—.\ pair of D1111! s gloves will please
anyman and make good presents. You
1.1m gct thorn at ( ‘omstocl. Bros. -
. hOOOIbs
FANCY MIXED CANDY,
2 lbs, 25 cents.
F. D. LAWTON & 00.,
22 South Mala Street.
Miss Hattie Roscoe, of Weaport a1'c-
111111. who has 11111-11 ill. is improving.
——Illccrschaum and briars,lalcst stylcs
ut 'l‘rowbridgc 6;: (‘11.‘s.
The Woman's Auxlim'y of the Y. 'M.
C. .\., will hold a rum-ling tomorrow
afternoon to pr11p1u'1 for the annual New
Year's reception of the association.
_,__________ .
——-l1‘ 1'1111 if you are not a smoker you
an Wear a smoking jar kct . (' omsloc k
Bros. are selling lots of thcm.
A special communication of Butler
Chapter. ll. A. M.. will be held to—night.
The Royal Arch degree will be conferred.
—-Allof Harvey's stock of boots and
shoot at an- to be sold at less than half
cost. .\ grcatopp 1rtunify.
Miss Agnes Gibbs, of Elm street. will
entertain the Mntincc Whist club, on
Thursday.
-(ireat drive on cigars at $1.00 and
$1.231s11'l:111x.l13xtr11 time at Trowbridgo
1k ( 11. :4.
(.l. H. Hill'vcy's cntil‘c stock of boots
and shoes is oli'1rcd at lcss than half
cost. 'l'hc1' must bcsc tlflllIHllt 11 Read
thc .1durt1sc11n lit, and sic tht. gmxls
s and pn'ccs.
~.\'mas mixed Monday. :ldaysold. Lanc.
Mrs. Robert Vanllnrcn has issued in-
111 itions fol a dancc at l11r 111111111 on
l
at O‘Bricn's. l"
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simul-
tuncously with a spccial rcpriut in l'l'lilc 1
Wcst 11111111111. next \lond 11 11111111}: in
l'honoi of hcr son Robc ".1t \1 ho is holilc
from Sale for the holidays.
_.._.__._...
1~—-II_\'1111 “"11" to g11t1h1111( lnis’tmas,
amateurs but thcl'c 11. '1s only about ml“ at (1' 1m, 11 .
W. .\..l111111s.11'ho rcct ntly purt' huscd
H D1 'llott' s bale-1'32 is nogotiatiug
lfol' the purclmsc 11l:111otl1ct' l1all11'13' 11nd
routc in l‘ttlllil 3111111111.
e—l’nro horseradish ground 11'111'3'11113'.
hands for 1111' 11111.11 ht'uotlcd copies of the! 111mm ((1 chufl" s.
second ctlitinn. whic h isnowlwingprint- ,
.\‘cxl 'I‘hut'sday1-1‘11111111:thcl‘hristmas
chtival of 11111 Norwalll ('11111:1'-,:.'1lion:d
Slllltllly school “‘1“ lu' llr'ltl l.1';:lllllill;:il
.ti:li'}o'1'locl.'11'itllscrvic1's111 thc church.
1
ta] 111 the South Norwalk (‘ 1111'tl'1';:;1tit111- ‘
alchurth 11'asgi1'cnhaturul1y afternoon.5
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,consisting 11f
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1 illt‘
after
5 Br 13's‘
‘ 11'111'11 full of happiucss.
“or for God, homo and humanity.
carols and 11111111111114 by
childrcn. anthems by tho choir.
vilich all \1ill to lllt'
chapcl fora suppcrand (‘hl'islnms gifts.
adj. tron
--.‘1l111111113'.'l.‘lll's1l113'.l:ll1'sl 111131'1l.l111111">'
From \\'c.~tpoi't com-1s tin-information
that 111111‘ thc multcr of carrvini: the
foul [11 1c ks tinou 'b l11d1'111111 has bu c 11
settled. and [111 mu l1 dom, inc 3111 s1 at
i . , , .
l)l‘ltl,1:1' 111'131' lhc haugnl‘uclt Will l111 takt'u
down and rcplhl'cd by a substantial f'out'
track structure. flutsidc o!‘ lh'idgcport.
thisislhconly bl'idgc, 111' bit of road.
bctwccn Ncw ‘1'1‘11'l1 and Nut ilavcn.
not now four ll'lu‘lu'rl.
—~(ict a bargain at the bankrupt salc
of $5.00011'ortl1 of boots and shocs. at
(3. If. Harvey's.
:of‘ Frank l’ct'ry. 111'
Hpringlicld. Mass” will he grin-111d to
111-111' of his dcutlx. 'l'hc 1111111111] was bold
from St. Mary's 1"'l11111 l1, this morning.
'l'-lu 11111'c11sc1l 1c.1111s.1\1il11 11111111 child
four months old. ’1 la [1 lll- 1111111 l's 11'1'1'11
111111ilx11'sot' th: old "\‘l’iiuiipauk Grays"
baseball club. 'l‘hcy wcrc llcorgc Brack-
1-11. John T. 'Whonc. David London,
David Camp, William \Vood. Matthew
Britt. ‘ '
—.Mixt1d tints. 2 lbs. 231 1'ts.; at I". l).
Lawton & .( 3.13s.
Tlicnlcctingof thc board of trustees
of the South Nonvalk Baptist church
has been postponcd until 111111 wcck fr: 1m
to-night. The pastor will tucct the
Brigadc 111-night. '1‘11-111111'1'1111'
Illfllltullll‘v East Norwalk 111ission moot-
ing will behold as usual. The rogulai'
lllitl—Wl‘t'k praycr1111-1111111,r will takcplacc
'l‘hurmlay night. A bricf inciting 111' the
Y. RB ' .C. l'. was liclll at .'1'l0 o'clock
last night 111111.11 t .'1 recording sec r1 tary.
Miss Daisy R3111 r 1111s c hoscu.
'l‘hc many 111.1111.-
4-(111111 and sec 1113' choice collection of
briar and 1111.111rs1'hautn pipes at priccs
thatcan't be bcat, at 811111ch cigar
store.
An impressive and intcrcstiug lllt‘t‘i'
‘ ing was held undo-r the auspicvs of1 tho
'l't'ulpcrancc Reform association. at thc
Woman's Building. 3'11stcrda3' .11ft1-r—
noon. L111'is'\"15111111111111.1111 old and
earnest nit-nibci of flu association, who
isvrry ill. s1 at 3.1 c unintunication to the
mecting, stating that his last moments
and also wish-
ing that the iitcmbcrs would stay togeth-
Those
were his bcst wishes. Remarks 111-r11
made upon the good work that Mr'
Bucknam had done in the tcttipcralito
and-prohibition causcm.
~Y1 mth's Alpine hats. U'Brieu's.
, (NUBWALK NEWN ON EIGHTH PAGE.)
1
or “1'. 1’. Cl
llll'tl to Escape
giving 1111 an order for poultry and meats
after you have been the cleanliness and
order not iccnble about our establishment
and witnessed the care with which every
thing is handled. Just. now we arere~
civing fresh, daily.l’onltry, Lamb, con 11
pry-led Pork, Sausages of the best.
manufacture. our own—besides, of course,
Beef. Mutton, llums and Bacon.
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Malkel
FRANK 8. AYERS, Proprietor.
Washington Street.
Donovan’s Block,
JACKSON ’8 PIlOTOGRAPIlS
Combine the LATEST 81'le All) FINISH. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons.
and to furnish than: with the finest productions of tho PHOTOGRAPH“! AB‘I'.
LARGE COLLECTION Ol' CHILDREN‘S STUDIES.
E. 1111. Jackson. Photographer.
(Over F. Head‘s Confections". )
53 Wall Street, Nornlk, Conn.
CHRISTMAS. l895.
We ask you to cllll and look at our display of
Holiday Goods.
\\ 11 have eclipsed all previous efforts in this line.
st111 k to so lcct from as most of the good cannot. be,
The early bun-r 11 ill have the best
duplitatcd. . ofanry prne on any
of tin-111. l'.1111'3' nrticlc at a low figure, in order to c lose out bcforc (' bristmns
'I he llncst stock oft 'clluloid floods it tin-1 ever been our pleasure to show
Hooks, Booklets, Calendars. ct1.ctc. “c take parlnttlnr pride
grcat variety, c hon :1 goods, low pric cs, Hooks Booklets and Colo
1111. ll: rudkcrr hicfs. and suc l1 prclty ones too dainty ti
Sp: cial bar::ai11sins1v.:1rtl lint-mat 10c. 129,1: 1111112!
and Silk for ladim and gcntlcun 11.
”that slot ks how not. been forgottt u.()11r aim b: is bcc '11 to show the best select.
cd stock of general dry goods' in the twin Cities and we think We 111111.- succ ccdcd.
Edward Street
1\ o. (1AA IJTTE I3UIIADIN'G
111111111 311111111 1111111119111. 111. “Dlsbrow.
you
in our Book stock;
udars for young and
cure»: and bc '1ultiful bonb 1's.
W1.- h."t1e initials in Li: 11:11
5
come line!
And make an inspection of our stool:
able
buy. But acne will be urged to buy.
our great home stores: ' 3.
A thousand and one things will 111 suggested to you as auit~ ‘
CHR STMAS ii iii
We would be happy to sell you should voubc disposed to
Step at Home and Avoid the Pushing and
Crowding
of the store‘s in the great Metropolis.
Our Prices are no Higher and thelssunment is
Good and large.
Here are some of the many things you may expect to find in
.J .«1..1~",'..
Heckwear. Umbrellas, Smoking Jackets, Gloves, Cases. 1111
Babes. Suspenders, Bags‘llight Shins. Mufflers, Dress Still Cases,\
SweatetsdnltialHandkerchiefs, Halsaml Caps. Underwear, Full ;:
Dress Shields, ladies’ Shopping Bags, Fancy Corduroy Vests. 5
Silt hm llastlcs, Mackintoshes. Hosiery. Suits, finals, Ulsters
and letters. . ., ..
consroca euros,
a South 1111.1 Street, Masonic Building.
1 1.1 m .'1.
.111th :1 ..o 1- . W, .-..-'= . ..
l ”Sula...:,.'. .1 :3.f‘.l’...‘:':.“.i‘:..' 1.11:1 TEACHER 0F PIANO. South Hermit: Horwalk. J .1
I‘Vflalit. ”101111 and see the latest aisles nuptial h'I‘vms rr'lmnnble on appilcatiorh Adam... 1. .3“, I
_-,_:.1;;“:fff‘f'j' 1'; MILFORD A. GIFFIN 11111.1 (. 1
lillllllllflll, 1111111, 11111111111111;
ili.l'l.P|aisted
Uruggisl.
M.“
Useful ‘llifls.
‘It is foolish to buy alusclcss art bio for a
l‘nt .
your money ‘nto something sulotnntial.
Il‘hc System of .‘lasical and local
Instruction ltulorsml and I’ itronlzed
by the lloyal Family, “”1th and
«entry oftngl:1n_1_l)
MilS. [Mill lllelll.
Pupil of the abuvu world .'omvd School of
llrnlul‘ilizuol Plano-Fortr- Instrtcllon. is now
prcpnrct1111111131111 pupils in t-‘mit‘t Sorwalk
and vicinity and tolmmrt, 1hr 11:11:11 tl'ornngb
IttsPruc'ion by this rapidly procrorslreaml11o-
mun! wt srsn 1n 1- 1‘ music al 1-1luc.n'lon \ nl. .
11111111 and 11 put: and notice! 1111111111 Vt‘ loped.
Flooding nut-11' at sl'tlr11cl111u1111mihined
with ti- mmsn :11 tom 11. elastic .11 111.11 tbxlbll-
it} «i ll 11' . 111 run: r-pcerlily acquired by this
matrl'. lurn «3.1111111
lit 11121.11} we: Ial permission) to F. fr. ll)-
lmnnou. .\l. D..N|!llll \orwalk: Sarto: l E‘lik'
1'1l.l'sq.er\1113ltifl;-Inmesl11.1:lgltlll, 51.1)”
lr: dun-port.
Address :11 ll communicst than. Flex '1. Ho-
.‘1111 111. (lonn.1'!l 1:111
111.) P()R WM
Floridaandthe South
The CLYDE llNE.
l'arc. to.-\tl:111taaml1'11tur11.>.~ll.
.d to January 111, It'll}.
l".'1r1.1 to .lacksonylllc, l"l.'l
$121,311. ,
All tickets include meals
whilc 1111 board of the stcnnlcr.
tutornmtion. tickets, stateroom, ctc..
quire of
George F.11 Baarse. Agent, city
National Bank,
1 DH .5; Co. General Agents,
.1 Bowling tlrceu, .\'cw lork.
' . 11. 1131111111113 AK
City Employment Agency.
71' North .\Ialn street. South Norwalk,
Ladies and gentlemen destrin first class
help in any capacity, cauobtsln t esame IM-
MEF 11A TELY at the nlmve agency: also those
wishing positionn either main or 1111111118. can
secure employment.
\VANII‘JD IMMEDIATELY
Young girl It or it! years of age as nun-e maid
lo a r hild of 2 )cars. Good position
to right. party
Positi m as seamstress or companion to Indy;
also posltinn as housekeeper in widower’ is
family. first cln: .11 ct'erenI-es. Good home 1113'
{enable to 11. Ian, salary.
U. .1} .-\RV EY, Harvey 5 Shoe Store-
70 “mt \Inln street Fontb “or-walk.
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Christmas or New Year's present.
'l'hcrccipil-nl will apprecintc a scnsiblc
gift. We suggest;
Limit
..:1111l return
and berth
l1'or‘. any
in-
l piece oftul Glass.
'A Bottle of Perfumery.
ENE Ul"
our Beautiful ltomlzers.
.1 HALF DUKE. '
After Dinner Coffee .Cups.
and advise you’rtfriends to 1111'
11111111 Water.
.1. will make your flittistmus'
dinner taste better, am! we
delirera "
5111111 1111111111
111311111 louse for
$l.00.
H»...—
‘111'1' l .11 .1 [1'111 1.111
1.11.1 i'ruw' a wt» glass Cruel:
111111 111111.111 Lop-g: some
..1.1n hone 1- wt 1.11.11 It
it holds glass together
like the glass itself,- and
1'.-'51:. “till 110011151113] 50
to spool-1. ll’is suited to
all 111:1.lcrials. C'lll injure
nothieo and is no 1101ch
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1‘11 211':
111.1". ,
R'cquu'cs no heatmlr.
EFAGES
LEQUID
READY?“ USEG Lu : ' I '
BOTT: =1: 19 “111111.511” canry'whem. al Ste
-" -' ' '1""'v‘ '1 11.1.1- 11‘1111'1111,
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B. H- Waterbury. 43 Washington 31.1.1.
Real Estate andlnsutancs. .
111 11111111111181.1111. 1153,31. ml mm" mm
Holiday Goodsé'"
" ll '5‘:
Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry
Silver Ni? vehicles
H. S. 330513..
nus ...r....e,a,,1"§‘1*11-"I'
l7" ,1: Given away.
5:33 ,. Imp; hundred. 11:21:11» 111 Mustard. Turnip
’1 and (utter 51131:, 7.":‘1: 111-'11 '. (i so: toning four '
1, ' $1.521 7?: .1
I .‘1. , ._' r: ' carsof oar.
' , Shall [1.11 plan :5
charac no more:
' tf'o l'acilitir-s for 15 _
.11. .1 1.2111111"? 1.111111111111111 you Habitficd if
311110.211 11.1111 112.1 1,1: ~. 13 first and always, then
price live; ry ' :11 l: 3.1 an ap nociation of the
. t.» it you the oats 1
11. . 1 (slurs who do not have
13' 1 11. h to charge, secds' m».
1,1
1,.
1:' 11. r '11 slimihls 11}. .'1 ..e.elh bust; of feed; he
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