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We mun—- ”‘Waat" "ll'o Ist”snd
W Bale" advertisements. not exceeding five
llm onetime. etc: three times. we: slxtlmes.
.1. Bending notices ice a line. marriage and
deathnotites. too. B'chedule oi mtes forldis-
m advertisements furnished on applica-
Summon mus. —-By mall. in advance.
m prepaid: Due month. see: three
" oaths. tum six months. me: one year. to
lured by newsboys. m a week. to be paid
, . mn- Ornc:.-lio. In Washington street.
Booth Norwal
tissues Onion. No. to Wall street. Norwalk
screens are welcome at The Sentinel ofllee.
“you know of any news. you will confer a
favor by telephoning. sending or bringing it
,Iothe allies. ‘
'«Ocituumos'noas should in all cases be ad.
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6 THE EVENING SENTINEL.
South Norwalk. Conn.
1710 Evening Sentinel has a Circulation
' inthe Town of Normal}: and its Suburbs
‘ Larger, Considerably, than the Combined
Circulation of the other Three Local Dail-
fer. Our Press Room 1's always open to
~ . Advertisers.
, Telophono Calls.
‘ 1111.1 office, 92-5.
Editorial rooms. 92- 2.
‘ Branch omce. 56-45.
. Newfork herald Weather Forecast
' The weather today promises tobe generally
‘ clearaad less sultry. with lower. followed by
rising temperature. Tomorrow it promises
to be generally fair. with slight changes of
".1 temperature.
Thermometer Record.
'l‘liehlghest point of the thermometer for
thetwenty-lour hours ending at noon today
was 87 degrees above zero: lowest. on degrees
above.
111.111.111.11 Almanno for Tomorrow.
Low tide
”l—
“dill? !
Bun sets
a: 1 29 I High tide
B 10:00
Wickedest Men In America.
As might be expected, they are in
Chicago. One is proprietor of an at-
tractive art store, another owns a largo
and flourishing drug shop. The third,
the boldest and most cunning con-
spirator of all, is just a plain citizen
who lives on Webster avenue, on which
thoroughfare the other men’s respective
places‘of business are situate. _
The crime they Were guilty of was
cleaning the dirt from the sin ct in front
5m. 5?- ft oftheir own houses. One lived ovflr his
‘3} R‘s Maud declared the avcnue was so iil~
thy it was making his family ill; thb
‘dmggist suid that when cyclists visit. 1!
his place they had to w hcol over dust :1. 1d
Ilia plot was finally proved to be a man
who had swept up piles of street accu-
mulations at various phints near his rosi-
, deuce and placardcd them with inscrip-
tions jocring at the city authorities of
. Chicago. This was an atrocity that
could not be forgiven.
In the twilight hour, when at this
time of year tho door-stops are full of
_ onlookers oven in, Chimgo, these three
' f‘" began their awful task. Ono got a
I: wheelbarrow and shovel, the (11.111 1'11
brooms. Two swept, while the third
i .,., shovclod Into the burrow tho accumula-
’ tions that had gathered' there since the
last presidential nominating conv cation.
The police caught them in thcir unholy
work. “The strcct was bmngrlmnn 1|
Policeman Galloy’s hair rose in horror, ”
says a Chicago Tribune reporter.
The policeman arrested them and took
them to the station house for trying to
shovel away the street dirt in front
of their own houses. This will lie a
warning to all Chicago citizens horo-
aftcr to respect the municipal authority
of that great city.
Soldiers of the civil war on both sides
of the line are dropping off at a melan-
choly rate. A careful statistical inwsti-
gation into the clients of the four yours'
army life on the voluntmr soldicry has
been made. The investigations indicate
that the hardship and exposure shortcncd
the men's lives by an nvorago of 15
years. The boys and young men undcr
25 who cnlistcd didnot sailor so much.
They wcro not easily killcd. But hun-
dreds of thousands of those who enlisted
were men of 40 and ovvr. Already timo
, had begun to gut in its fatal work with
them. It was those whom the exposure
and privation most allmted. The young
volunteers are now between 50 and do
years of ago. It has been observed that
many scum to age suddenly when thny
reach 60 or then-abouts and that they
are older at 55 than 11 man should be at
05 if he has taken proper curo of him
‘rolf. It is in this way that the effects of
the war m1 thcir constitutions makes it-
self manifest.
One of the topics which will call out
animated dimension at the reunion of
the Confederate volunteers at Richmond
will be the question of the adoption of
aUnitod States history for one infltno
public hools of the south. There will
not much trouble in thomattor if the
spirit maintains which manifested itself
on Memorial day at Cincinnati, when
a Lytlo post of tho 0. A. it. decorated
the grave of their old commander, Gen
eral W. H. Lytlo. Tho orator of the day
[mauled to the grave in advance of his
cumulus and found upon it some sprays
of exquisite Easter lilies with the in-
scription: “In memory of General Lytlo,
from an uncommon: soldier who
captured him." The ”chmfmlc-rato
soldier” was (lonm'nl 81mm B. Back-
net of Kentucky. General Lytlc was
not shotdoud at Chickamauga. but was mar
mortallywouadedaud lived longencngh
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EL'lUNE 23.1
'1,
THE BMALLEST LAD ALIVE.
mm learn of Age. no lo but
‘ rem rest In human
Down In Georgia. in a little town
called Tweed. lives a tiny bit of human»
lty who is probably the smallest 18-
year- -old boy alive. The name of this
junior midget in Henry Rutherford
Ricks, Jr. He looks vcry much as Tom
Thumb looked at the age of 18.11111]
he’s as bright as a now dollar.
Young Ricks is only 115 inches tall
, and weighs but 48 pounds. He is nfully
IIENRY AND Gl'l'.
developed boy, and is as ambitious as
be is small, which is saying a great
deal.
Henry isagreat reader and has no
honest, open face. Ho is also very good
natured, and, considering his size, is
very plump. He is a pupil of the Fam1-
crs’ academy, and his teacher speaks of
him in the highest terms. She says he
is one of her best scholars and learns
more quickly than the other boys.
The lilliputian has a sleek coated dog
named Gyp, and the two are familiar
to every one round about Tweed. (in)
is a gentle dog. It is lucky for Henry
that this is so, because if (in was rough
he might easily kill littlo llcnry. ‘
Henry is strong for one of his 1-x-
tremcly diminutive sizc. He enjoys 11
big appetite—big for him—and thrro
really docs not seem to be any reason
for his d11'1u'flshncss, since both his fa-
ther and mothcr nro pcrsnns of the or-
dinary size. [You might think to look
at him that young Ricks was a lad of H,
though his manncr is that of a goofin-
manly youth of 18. Ho sonrua tho idea
of sl111wi11gl1i1nscll’ in "1111101111111, though
he has had scvcrul vcry libcral otl'1 1'»
from well known people in the thaw
rlcal , haulage. ,—-lV' 1111:, 'York Recordcr.
a Bow! Bowl Bo!
This is the way my father sows,
As up and down tho fluid In- goon,
W11!ki111:f11.~t. or walking ell-11',
RI band loft rain 8) throw.
85: Father km
While he gm :4 11-1
That. the grain tbmwn lwrennd there
By and by good crops will gnu
All I111 love» will have a 1:11 me
If the grain he throws with care.
flu lm thrown. ‘
" Ho ho goon.
' How! Bowl Sow!
"U .11..
.Thie in the way my motht r sews
As up and «low 11 long 111 unH aim g: 11:11.
Working, singing soft and low .
While «he's sitting there to Irw-
MthL-r knows w
A21 nhu 11011-11
Jackets. trousers, aprons, too,
.Iohnnio’s hat and baby's shoe.
Patching old or making new.
Lot/o runs all llm stitches through.
This i'hu knows.
So she sows.
How! How! Bowl
I Rm nolthcr sow nor now.
When I'm big, l'li lu-arn Ilwn, though.
liut while little. as i grow,
Little bits of love I'll show.
For I know
As I go,
”l'cnding baby. culling Nan.
Running errands like 11 man.
lh-lping motlu-r all loan.
1.11% will grow wlu-rc if. In'KILn.
Ah! I know,
How. 'tln 1411.
Llltlu Mill of low» culinttlp.
leo iIropu onwntur In a cup.
Fill li—ml
"l‘will ovorflowl
“0! Ho! H11!
-va1 Lovett in Youth'n Companion.
I’aul Bowen's Inuit-tor.
Little Julia lintcs of Calamari. is I2
yours old. She has read of the undoight
rido of Paul llcvcro and has la-cn duly
huprcsml thcrcby. She is now enjoying
a local renown quite equal of pn sent to
tho famrmnsilvmwmith’n, 1'1'1'11 though it
is not likely to go down in history in
tho some way. 011’ a bicycle who 1111-1
imitated him.
The other morning win-n shonwokc ,
shc nmcllt-d amokc; but, lwingonly l2
years old and a fairly constant 11ft: ndunt
at village bonfires. she was not alurnn'd.
While she was at burnished. howcvrr.
she saw that hot father‘s stnblcs worn on
fire.
The Balm house is uiinatnl in tho
outskirts of ()ohnnsot. Little Mia-1 Julia
promptly rushed for her bi: yr I0, and in
theiwinkllng of an cyowns “launching"
into the tow 11. She had amused the
neighbors and started up the llrc 1l1pnrt
meat in a few minutes, and in 11 f1-w
more she was at home, carrying the fur-
niture which was saved from the wreck
into a neighbor's house. Thanks In her
speed, most of her father's gammy was
saved.
The particularly interesting feature of
the story is that Miss Julia Ii'i'lrlli 1! to
ride tho bicycle lnstmmmu rumlnr mild
parental memt.-~Ncw York Journal.
A Little Heroine
Little Janet. .3111 i, noticed the other
day at diner the rest of the family help
lug themselves liberally to the mustard
Nobody offering her any, she waited
until unnething drew away the nth-11-
tion of the othmt, when she lifted the
mustard sperm, liberally doubt d a plum
of bread which aim was eating with the
fiery condiment and took 11 19111111111131
bite.
lint hand immmlistoiy went up to hcr
burned mouth; but, bravely suppressing
an outcry, she put the bread away, re-
tag:
"i think no wait an that jelly gets
cold. "M's WW.
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lsybeilbislmtylllmttecemn.
We have made special arrangements
with the agents of the celebrated Bow
Glove-Fitting Patterai, bywhlch we can .
present to our lady readers some of their
very newest and choicests patterns of
garments. Full and explicit directions
for putting together the garments ac-
company each pattern
' “Nil/1;!) WA ;T.
111N'rs11v 11.1‘1' Memos.
This charming waist, having all the
attraction of novelty, is made of fine
Dresden silk 11111'1’1, ovcr fitted linings of
pale green toilet to. A stock 1ollar of
moon satin ribbon finishes the neck
Clusters of tucks are arranged across
the fronts, back and puffs of sleeves, in
astyle that is very popular at present.
Scout fullness at the neck in front is
ranged over fitted lining portions .and
gathered at the lower edge to droop
slightly in blouse style. The closing is
math; invisme in centre front. The
back fits smoothly across the shoulders,
gathers at the lower edge adjusting the
fullness at the waist line over the fitted '
buck and side back portions- A narrow
bolt is worn at the waist. Fashionably
full puffs are tucked to correspond to
the fronts and back, tho pulls being
gathered top and bottom over linings
that are faced to the elbow with the
material. The waist can be made up
without linings if so pwforred, and the
sleeves can be full or elbmv length, as
desired. Wulsts by the mode you be
of soft silk, silk ‘muslin, grenadine,
"mull. batistc, dimity, Swiss or fine ging-
ham. Ribbon or lace can be added if
more decoration is desired, but thcy are
not necessary on waists of this kind.
The quantity of 111:1torial :ltl i111 lu-s
wide required to make this basunc' 1s 4',
yards for a .‘lti-iln ll size
The pitt11rn..11iu1h is Ne.'-137|i?'lln1r
.‘2 retail! in; "twenty- Jive nonmis cut in
silos for u :10 J2, :l! ‘iti and .lti- im- h bust
measure.
EVENING SENTIIIEL
COUPON.
Entitllng tonne Pattern. any size or N.)
Out this out. fill in y- 1111' nameand address
and mail or lake It to
Sturtevent's Bargain House
Nut:
Annals-W-.. . . ,
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it more
1111b Main
l’AT'I‘l'RN lV‘o. mm 817 E
This coupon and It cents
nlu >1 o radium :ll Htmfut'nut' n. .
and Ann strwts.lt«111tl1h'om11lk.
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who \1'.l!1.11141'.!\'.l.f- ls. i‘:1;:t‘.1 (flu:
islhc 11.117. ..\'.1r.1!1.'1'1!1in;.~, i’. is: :11!
ready in put on 1.3111111! any heating.
it is 571.1 M drying 34in"; 13.11.11.114.
jnst bu 1!.1'11 mtg.» with 1211 1'. I! contain;
no .1121}! 1.1.1.111. delicate with. It i.
as ilchI'lc as l.-.1!hvr,ii1'm 111:1 rock,
light .13 p.1pcr,:1!111o~! :11 cl. .11 :1 glue.
So it suits ALL 11.111111..115.
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READYI“ “55G L” E
TAYLOR a. GOLDEN,
Real Estate
and Insurance!
WAIHINOTON ITIIIT.
Io. Harv-III.
Persons looking for 11 lot or house and
lot with the view of purchasing. uninvit
ed to call and examine our list. We haw-
thum for sale In every part of the molty at
reamnnble prices and on mum.
an no tf
,1
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1
Commissioners Notice.
'rhoaubmtil-crsnmmtntm! by tho t'oort u
I'rnlmnfanho-ll IP-IWI oi Namath. (”c-111m!»-
lunar-1 tom-My». Mnmlrm not! ’do i1!" 111nm
tin-:latmeoftim crulilnu off Iw dab. ul
1111' "Mm 1111.11 K 1.1 hnrwnlk In «1.1.1 be.
lrlv'! fill Insult"! ni d1I.tur,hor1-!17 all" nutlcu
Hm! '11 I!!! a!!! ml in tho Iluilt-a of our it‘-
mlnfmtlfxf III Illt‘ "ml" 117 “lulu II VIA»... II
Norwalk. tomb! Iliulrbf nn tho 111th day of
.IIIIV.flfI'I“"IIlf thlllyuf \11 11st. I'l'f'uflilll
n'ulmk. luff-.nmvn ufcmhnfanl. dar-
fluld t'mnt has limlfu! am! allow-u! flirm
months truth the ninth!" rout'fr-rtlw exhibition
In as of 1' thinn- again-«f 111l1icaf11t1
Inflated a! Nth-walk. the .mth day of May. A II.,
“1,111.1111111s11111s11. 1
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BROOKSIDE LAKE ICE!
w rim and flailofnos and Ice Mann
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15.9.11
Physl 1
Praises
Ayer‘s Sarsapm'llla. Tho celebra-
ted J. Funnels llounxs. M. 1).,
of l’h1l.ulelphia, l’a., who has for
many years been comm ted with
the Orphanage Corlmration of
that city, says with reference to
men s
Sarsaparilla
“Having t!mrougl1lytcstcd,in
my practn 1- as a physh ion, the
a! erutito action of Aver' s 8111'
sznmrilla, View it as of one
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Iowans, 1035 Walnut 51.. l’lnla.
Highest
Awards at ‘
World’s Fair.
Windows
Bright
105mm:
Does it.
at your
grocers;
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FIRST-GLASS
CATERING!
For Weddings and Parties.
Cafe Frappe,
BisqueJor Toni,
De Orleans Bisque,
Glace Bisque.
fiAllklmls 0!
Salads, Coqlietts and Patties.
FRENGH ICE CITE"
ll’siflo to Order.
Atlcirefltl 111' call-
F_'.. G. MEAD,
.... w" 2Union‘Per1
ucaws1u,;; .
bun
At (Elmorest!
‘Nnrwnlk.
(Inolnf lmiut front by :11!) foot Intlt'IIIII. adv
Joining ”WM 1 :a‘ rurltll' ll" 1'.
l‘ulif‘ I11f~ “I! H'IININIII‘ ~|1IN 11TH“) ilt’l‘nllf‘, ltll
In»! lrn-nt l1}":.'-nf-'1-lnub-pm.
'l‘h ow 11.1. 111'» n1111ul-nlnl1tln-lint-st avenue
iln qurwnlk 11111! h' 111- an lillIthl‘llI‘ 11! vb- -'11 of
lung lul: nulsnnnal. form-moth: 1111 MN mile.
11l11l1|rt°fl1111hui 1nd l-uil- ling lnlnintnwn.
“-lln 111-11111~l11~.~.111or and water [Inc-1. gas
and I-luirn- lights. and is 11ltl1i1111v-1 nunutm
wail. of “’vnl 1'11‘1l1u11uhw'lrl1 1.1M.
Almt M-uvrnl desirable IHIH on \V'umibnry
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l“’lori111ll1crlatrilunlnrs ln-mira'nl
ll lid 1 MW Nnr1.'11!k.f'unn.”
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AUDITORIUM!
ROTON POINT,
Will upon for tho «mason.
Saturday,June 20
Mlvrno-nn.'2;flo:.’vlm~ktort-ohm. 1'o’vl-n'lc.
Willi lln' following wn-ll known ili'Ilan.
VIII! 5. Rising's Merry Halters,
it‘ll! inn-Jun". Manager.
MURRAY BROS" Musical Trio.
Manda-H11 and llnlls
Ilaur .\!11rmy. llam-vnnd Nth-phone
Iran Munay, l‘hum 1111»! iiullnr
CHARTERS 81 MOORE
I 111- In
5110!va 1411!: ll 111111.!» in «tings. dam-111 final
will) no) Inge.
MIIsAGNES BAVLIES
l’rima Donna Soprano.
Mlle. ligannette DeVere.
'I‘hmlauhlng sorta-1.1mm, In lher l-rnnnh chur-
nvin-r mug-1111M am 1M.
WILL S. RISING.
Th0 .‘IIII‘H'MIIIIfln fonurlffl fl" IIIr- hlflt‘f‘i',
lnf1 niilm .Vnw lurk tow-Inn. In his inmmu l!-
lantra'twlmuIYI-a. .wiih l» [annually painfu- «I Hot".
to: but Inn Won '1 A! It 1' H11|i1l11w by It. I".
,HIIII' null. “III" Now lurk “Hill It
Must-- under lhmllrm'fbm nf thou-mince! 1 mm
tom-1r and director. Mil I'III' II A!!!'. V'"Ill l..
Special Sunday Concert.
11st!
l-‘r-ul. Murray.
Novice: 1
"common or noes.
All ring-1 mm! In 111 M: red on or lw‘luulllw
11.11an of July. a d '1 tmrwmsnwnlngnrhm-
boring unlit 111w». tings niiurfhnf 1lat1- will In-
[quantum «l mu unlit“: I” III'.
Fur Ilm 11-»"umnw!19|ut| HI rcslllcnlu of
I'MIIIII .V'urwailt tho iuwnv-b rk thII-v of fin-
Hnulh Nurwalk mum- nf the MM tmcn 1m the
aft mums-1 Hatnrdnr. Juno '1". and Heinr-
day Junc- 71.1mm slur. n'r'lmll. for lhcpar-
[1 no nt enlist: ring 11112“
N‘vnralk
Nora lk. A.Imml 1111,
[BM %I‘1 K.
“WILL!
let! i
IIANK “III
0 O R LO N H O U S E,
(111511111111 5 11mm
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love forth
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mfm-ntymiuwlas. . k'oal.
calm Iiaihi
Elect I» earn :51: -
NORWALK BOSTON STOR!
NORWALK. 09111111.
I
We Are Not Major
Mums! .
\
We Tell All the Country What
We Mean to Do
nother
icycle
iven 1‘ , ~
way! ..
ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE!
Will Continue All the Week!
It is the custom of large Dry Goml'; Houses throughout the country in the month of June to close out
all remaining Sp1ing Goods, and to reduce the stock for inventory and to be ready for the Fall Goods.
In order to'do this we shall have a Grand Reduction Sale in all Departments.
And to get you interested
in this Grand Clearance Sale, we shall give away a Frst—Class Bicycle on Saturday Evening, Vjune 27th, at
9330.
Come early.
Every purchaser of 251: 11111th shall receive ‘11 coupon ticket.
Our entire stock sacrificed :11 prices 011 the brink of cost, and in many cases less than cost.
ments are included in this great sale.
All depart-
Salc begins at 3 o‘clock prompt, and as many of the
lots cannot last long at the slaughter prices, we advise you to be among the first comers.
THE BOSTON STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets,
NORWALK, cons.
TELEPHONE CALL, I3- 2
PURE FOODS
We aim to keep in stock nothing but first-class goods, and purpose to sell
them at the lowest possible prices. New articles of food are constantly
being put bcforo the public;
not).
we have all that are worth having (some are
()111' E! in Gilt Edge Creamery Butler is the fincstgmds to be pro-
111 red
load Seym‘ou s llhngurian S11111's
pie come for and
Car
Our numerous
1: [)1 gear for it; 221: “1,5 lbs for $1.
l'lour just arrived.
customcrs testify to in; being the my flour they huvcuscd. 1\ large varic-
1y of funny 1'1'n1tke1's, both loose and in one pound boxes.
(lur Coflcc is the finest and uniform in quality.
l’hiLuIclphia Cream Cheese fresh every Saturday.
(for SPICCS 1111: strictly pure, and will give perfect satisfaction.
I‘II'P
Fancy l'lcad
Ncufchatcl and
Fresh Country Eggs.
The Ferris
llams .1111! Boneless Bacon fresh every Wednesday.
CHARLES E SEYMOUR
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST.,
Loading Oreo-r.
SO. NORWALK.
I90
Very Best Elgin Creamery Butter,
19c Per Pound!
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ISO
1
Beginning on Wednesday morning and continuing until Saturday night we will hold :1 special 19:: sale
at our stores in Norwaik and Smuh Nora-slit. Remember these prices hold good for this sale only.
'icnna Ivtntlor mmrlcnual milk.
111 pmmul» ya-Ilom "will.
n have all NIrIllIII'r.
l~|111illltl“llll run-H.014.
'1 van»- mmm! Ins-f.
I 11a:- lmgns mm starch.
l 11111 kam- II‘HM duul.
'11 'Illrflm' rnihcrs jam-t. I lb.
r. bows 'namollnu.
icnkm hull i1 lmllflll.
l9 lbs I
III;
I9?
I9:
4 tunnel-1 In“! rla 1'.
“mm-Ia ! 1- ml all“ It.
I '1 links-r ~ «' 'lnm nl- -1i«.
1 H11! lmlfli !~'ltII MI I I "fllllllll.
11.11111»1111«!I11111!~-..1nu
7 Imutulnv Midwife.
I111 loom-1 murm. 15111111 can“.
IHWIII A i mnlfwr 11 mulrhl'k.
.5 pound». Tum! [vl‘lllw'u
'1 man I).
I9 Pounds Best Granulated Sugar
4 mom- .VIU.‘\I|1!n 11 shorts.
1 hula ta Hum-11f IHIW 4 It.
11.1mm ~11 fnmnlm-n.
:11'1111- -«' mm.
:1 van- 11111ul11rul sardines.
limitl-u ammonia.
9'. 11111111111": Ilahhfll’a tsuwdot.
'1 mlilm album.
'2 imrkuum liltll'ierIII.
'2 Miles 1111:!!!11 extract.
I I9 lbs
l9?
I92
I933
.I. tour.
For 5!. 00!
NEW YORK GROCERY CO.
Donovan Building,
1
I I D I C l O
South Norwalk.
35 AND 3'? MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
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