_ lreentsrtsimnent in the
raeni In the East Avenue Metho-
’ . church. last night. given
at the Epworth league.
the most successful adults of
‘ mew being netted. The
f trauma in Thursday's
.woas‘rled out, and highly ap-
Thc wax figures proved a
More. L The participants were
' Edna Ainsworth, Carrie By-
" ,Olsra Ainaworth, some Essen,
. Hawkins, lama Beers. Loretta
a
Mrs. A. N. Paddock and Mrs.
hfiiplon. The attendants were
Mt!” East Avenue Methodist Epis-
count church tomorrow. the pastor,
. ‘L J. smith. will preach at both
new services. In the morning
mejectofthedisooursewillbe, "The
abacus Light.” In the evening, at 7.
'Ou'r Thanksgiving Banner.” - .
Elder Sederquist will preach thrte
Iclmons tomorrow in the Advent
church. The subiect will be “From
Shore to Shore; or, the Stream of Life. "
. HM...“
. . (Sophia Blydenburg, of Riverside
avenue, is home from Long Island with
the yacht “ Seabird." He brought a
cargo of turnips and carriages.
IlovIWebster will have a benefit in
VWillIams' Hall, Westport. tonight. Sev-
g on! Norwalk people will take part.
. IA sewing machine is to be given away
at Robert Joselowky & Co. ’s grocery.
store in First avenue.
BOWAYTON
. Services will be held at the Baptist
I church tomorrow, as usual: Morning,
10:45. Subject, "Thanksgiving and
L Praise.” ‘Bible school at 13 o‘clock
Men‘s meeting at It o‘clock. Subject,
, "The Psalm of Life." Leader, Brother
L _. Planter. All men are cordially invited
’ Eyening service at 7:30. Subject, “Is
,Mnnan Evolution or a Creation?" A
cordial Welcome is extended to all of
" these services. Come expecting to re-
~ solve a blessing, come praying for a
blessing.
The Epworth League, of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, gave a highly on-
ioyable social at the residence of Cap-
tain Charles W. .8011, Wednesday night.
The programme included recital-ions by
In. Frank Crockett and Miss Edith
Alway; musical select1ons.Charles Wells,
Edward Stevens, Shepmd Wells and
Miss E. Louise Stevens. Mrs. Hoyt and
the Misses 'Birdhard, of Darien, added
tothe pleasure of the occasion After
the entertainment cake and cream were
' served.
Attho Methodist Episcopal church,
. Sunday morning, the pastor will preach
aThanksgiving'sermon, and in the ev-
ening a Thanksgiving praise service will
beheld.
' About onethousand smelt were caught
"' atthe stone bridge, Wednesday. They
are running very large.
Misc Emma Bile. who has been sick
with pleurisy, is able to resume her
duties as teacher.
Kr. and Mrs. M. A. VnnBensr:lIoIcn.
of New York city, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. W. T. Raymond. at The Maples.
OLARIEN NNO NONOTON.
The union meeting of the Stamford
Christian Endeavor Union was held last
, night in the Presbyterian church at
L‘, 1 Noroton. Quite a large delegation from
L the Stamford society was present and
took charge of the service. Following a
fifteen-minute song service. ltcv. Arthur
Requs uttered prayer, and then brie! ad-
dress were made by those present. the
principal one being by Mr. Waterbury.
Thencjmeetings have been found very
lulpful and are interesting.
. Rev. Arthur Bequa has been attend-
, ing this week the meeting of the execu-
{lye committee of the Connecticut State
Sunday School association, in Nauga
luck. He was honored by being made
ehiirman of the Editorial and Publishing
mullahs, and willbevirtuallycditor-
W of the Connecticut Sunday
Jamel more. issued at West Hartford.
W committee could have made no
W selection for this ofilce. as Mr.
”humbled in nempapcr work.
m for some time published and
IMMChurch Tidings, Issued in the
m at the Darien Presbyterian
;
Th Mm widening and tilting near
W Charles W. Raymond's
dwell!!! has been expended for
I w . The Noroton Good
mus new filling. widen-
‘ Wing the street between
III! m. below the landing. and
epidemiewaskespingmanyaway,
C G. McCall»: has made a moron
doaa‘ticnot tween-Immune books to
the library. which new numbers can
I volumes.
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WINNII’AIIII.
The new water wheel at the Norwalk
Mills was tested today. The mill
expects to start up Monday.
Arthur Halliwell and bride. of Puuglh
keepaie. were tendered a reception, last
night, at the home of the bride's aunt.
Mrs. Martha Shepard. Several delight-
ful piano sales were rendered by Frank
C. Randle. A collation was served.
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Fletcher Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. John W.
Pierce. Miss Ida Clarkson, Miss May
Farrell. Mrs. John Clarksonond Miss
May , Shepard. Messrs. Canelins
Pierce, John Carroll, of New York,
Charles Pierce, John Shepard, Niel
Pierce, and Frank C. Randle. Mr.
and Mrs. Halliwell will remain with Mr.
and Mrs. Fletcher Pierce over Sunday.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
The South Norwalk police arrested a
show case containing gloves in front of
Comstock Brothers store last night, and
locked it up until this morning.
Hon. Fred Miles, ex-representative to
Congress from the Fourth district died
yesterday at Twin Lakes, near Salis~
bury.
The annual muslcr and inspection If
Compeny‘F, will be held in the armory.
on Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock. ' All
members who do not answer the roll-
call will be lined $5. "
The Philharmonic orchestra will give
a concert in Germanic Hall, tomurrow
night. There will also be present a
string quartettc from New York city.
Hundreds of people attended Professor
Cooke'sIrccilal on the phonoharp and
Columbia either, yesterday afternoon, at
W. S. Sturtevant's bargain house in
North Main street. and thoroughly ap-
preciated the well-rendered numbers.
Deacon and Mrs. Lewis B. Nash. of
Elmwood avenue, entertained the choir
of the South Norwalk Congregational
church. last night, after rehearsal.
The Daughters of Erin gave II
sociable and supper at their hall in
Norwalk, last night. entertainingr the
.Norwalk and South Norwalk H1bern1ans
Dancing was enjoyed until midnight.
The punctuollity of the seholers oi the
Center school 15 ahead of all prev ions ro-
cords this term. Recently three weeks
passed without one tardy mark in the
whole school. a thing which has Bltt‘t‘
happened before.
The windows of Cornstovk Brothers'
South Norwnlk store present an un-
usually attractive appearance. The
north one is "fitted up with handsome
suits and overheats. nmrked at. exceed-
ingly low prices, and the south window
contains nookwear, underwear, and
gents'st'urnishings of every description.
Trowbridge Ii' Co. 5 corner cigar store
has become the Mecca for smdli are who
are connoisseurs of good cigars and to
bacco. Whether it be a clear Havana,
a Key West, or a domestic cigar III line
flavor, you will find it in their well
stocked cases. They carry. also, every—
thing in smokers’ materials, but their
specialty is u linoof mocrscl'anm and
briarpipes, gold mounted or plain. that
are suitable l‘ or presents. Messrs. Trow-
bridge It Whelploy. the pro prietors. are
widely popular. and Ilesewo the success
they have achieved.
Epworlh League Sociable.
A very enjoyable sociable was held at
the Norwalk Methodist. I‘Iarsonago. last
night, by the Epwt-a'th League. A
contraltn 8010 was exquisitely rendered
by Miss Anna Shrub. accompanied on
the organ by Miss Mai Adams. Charles
F. Tristram gave II very instructive
address on his tour in England. Ice
cream and cake were servI d.
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Four Popular
LECTURES
AT "1"IIII".
FIRST M. E. CHURCH
South Norwalk.
Friday. Doc. 4. .. 'I ucer I’m III Ilrm ‘ ImIl
Iilly-"llylkfl'I‘JI..I'0IIIBI'1’I,IIlui’lfflflw
\nrk.
Halal/Jim. II. ~ 'IVIIIII. in Herman “I”? Rev.
11. memento II Ml v-IImniI.II"LI".
Tucmlav. Dec 22-NWIIII0 Blues "by llov.l..
A. Bank ks. Il.l‘).. Brooklyn.N.
Tuesday Dov. rt.~“lollowslnac and lose-
n1lto.'lIyIIeI. .I II. \I‘Ilm II. I). New
Iloursrnl‘lckete tax-III
lllrurle II-kotsleets
Lectures III II p. m. Ishnrpl all If
"Hyomei” DcssCurle
Bronchitis.
House 0! lie reseulstlies
l‘I'lIIIIh l.ngton 1). Ir. April 14th. mm.
I nrmli bellmelhat Hrcmel IIIII do all you
claIm lor II III Ila-I cored V‘IILLM‘ODDIIINH of ten
mus IIIIIIIIIIng. I-' Wt. IN.
emlalrr Irom ilrIIIIblqu
Hyman used with Booth’ II Pocket In-
haler outfit has caught the town. for It
"OURES BI! INHALATION”
Archaic. bronchitis. colds. Icatarrh and
all similar diseases.
Inhaler onttltsdncluding bottle at Hyea
amt, one dollar. Tani treatment tree.
."DRESS STUFFS.
are the most reasonably low
The...“ , ~
ID Ml Ream.
@ompnny.
'l-IIGH STANDARD
BLAG'K
- So many and in such beautiful sf.
Iecls that ‘we want every lover oI
pretty black designs to see them;
we’ll leave the buying to your best '
judgment alter you have looked them
over.
the richest looking lot that "lit
famous department has had In maiy
a season; and we think the "tibia
but they re coming—a_ whole string of
them by and bye. “If the first one
should happen on a Sunday. with
your Jacket not bought, you'd held-ii
tremendous int. " Prepare ‘for‘war
In times of peace."
Another bIg stir In Late Curtains
whurlIdreds of pairs to be sold be-
cause we bought them'lo sell. And
we are crowded for room.
.51200 Nottinghams for $1.28
250' ~ .. 1.77
3.50 “ 2.37
5.00 Irish Points "" 3.98
6.00 "" .. "- 4.96
7.50 1‘ " “ 6.40
I0.00 " " "' 8.25
2.50 Fish Nets ‘" L 1.75
3.50 .. ~ ~ 2.50.
6.50 “ “ 5.00
650 Bobinette -" 5.00
6.008wiss Tambour" 4.98
7.50 "" “ 6.40
45.00 Real Brussel "" 25.00
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Underskirt Patterns. ail-wool. 40 x
90 inches. colors and black—Merritt’s
Shrunk flannel, ready to make up—
for $1.00. $I.I9 and $1.48 each.
Wash Goods department.
Ideal corded Skirt Facing. 8 cents
a yard. Pearl Buttons. in all the
needed sizes for underclothing. 8
cents a card—'2 doz. on a card.
8th Brushes. 25 cents. Cube Pins,
IO and IS cents a cube.
Measures. 5 cents.
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No need to. Advertise
in the South Norwsik
Evening
I NORWALN OPERA N0y8E.
”VI. 4.
Personally we think they at . L'
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Not any real shivering days yet. ‘
, . rnInircnnnnamgr..,
Saturdiy, November Ill. '
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Java“ some mnnnrr a.- at lloyt‘s Thea
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. son the basis" at Weeml's IIII'II
‘T‘lllllinsun' SI.
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Willi ocnmphny of no Iior ability and MR
’lllOMAHL. (2', (.II E. N In Alexander Du-
mas’ masterpiece,
The Princess of
Bagdad.
In nleIlIuIIl add ted by Wm i’I rumr. .tu-
Tr! allure! leliavall" "Cane”lon. aIIII
recon.
Sorts on sale at I’lalsteds and i’lnnoo‘
«torus.
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE,I
F. W. MITCHELL ....... '1...Manacer.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Monday, Nov. 23rd,
A (‘3 (lantern great play.
Mr. Barnes, of
New York.
W ith Miss Loraine
Hollis and a picked
company ofplaycrs
AN EVENT OF "I E SEASON
Prices. 11-0. tow. 1m. beats on silo III Weed}
InIl ‘l‘ornllnson's.
H 6 fr "s”f'I-I EAT R E
(inc wank. «om moaning.
Monday, November 23.
Matinecs Thanksgiving Hansel»
urdny.
The popular singing: v Immlim.
JERE McAULIF'FE
Am} tho [II-ll not M‘rniI- IIIIIIII",
JOS. GREENE.
Margaret Fuller!
SCOFIEL
.,,' 2 GAZETTE BILIILDING, NORWALII CONN .. .
Thaksgivlng Sale of Table Linens, .
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fill-0'03
tic-in wide bleached, 25: L "V
=63-in wide bleached damask, 37 i be. , .
63- in. Wide bleached damask, line quality, 50c. .I.
6531a. wide bleached damask, fihaudsomc patterns, 61 1 2c.
‘. ~ .68 in. wide bleached damask, handsome patterns, 69c.
63 in "wide, bleached damaskmextggvalue, 75c. gm,
--7c inch wide bleached damask, variety of patterns, ti on
‘ . 54- in wide brown, all linen, 25c. 1
54am. wide brown, red border, ' i" L
. L [‘63' ,-io. wide bI‘OWD, red border,c 39c.
* 65 in. wide “brown, yellow lioi‘dilr, 50c.
L' "~67 In, wide hronl‘py, extra fine damask, 75c.
56 in. ITquey red damask, 25L";
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my w» .. I
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L, ,‘L . ‘ 56 in. 'l nrkey rctl, cktraheevy. 37 1 2c.
()0 in“ Turkey red, handsome patterns, 50c. .
o-blcachcd covers BI. 75 each.
, ' xo- 4 double damask? Lcovers $2. 75 each.
L If, 8 napkins to m‘tijch covers, $.- 5c ‘ p ,
[2- 4 knotted fringe covers with napkins to match, 8550 set
1Q 4hr: Iitched covers, with napkins to match, :6 00 set.
iz~4lfr1nged and open work border, with napkins to match ,87 set
“ I2 4 Colored sets, pink, blue and yellow $5.
10 I fine damask, colored border sets, $3.75.
NAPKINS—svll all linen napkins,85c, 5i, 1.25, 1.50, 175<Ioz
3-4 all linen napkins,8r.25, 1.50, 1.75 dozen.
"Housefurnishing Department.
Heviland white and decorated dinner ware.Engiisl1 and Ameiican porcelain. White and decorated din-
ner were. We are sliouinga new open stock pattern in go on by Johnston. English porcelain, best goods,
In pirce, 811. 50. We carry a full line. of London. Fear) & Clark cutlery. Carving sets, table knives an d
"orks, all warranted. We cum :1 full line of agate ware and tiawure, ."II 0 must II: pans covered and un-
(overed. A complete line of pie plates, in tin, agu'. e and yellow ware;i11 fact ,cverything that may be need-
:d for Thanksgiving cooking.
TRISTRAM & HYATT Nor‘walk, Connecticut.
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Bargains For Monday. I
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Bargains on Saturday.
Ladies; nlghl roIII-s with lllll‘ or Hambuxir
l (ill
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clothflnlv per sIIum-1 ymIII
Enamel Beds. 33 Ml. SLIM and $10.00.
-',I_' .I I ‘ s
‘ m“”‘”“°”‘5°“-'"“" Ti'lll'TrlmWflIE I mom}. I m: run by" both
black IiudI."IIloI"_<. all
LIIIliI‘s’ II‘IIIII Walsh. rnIIIII-I-Il from +1 tutu 3"" 1"“ “ml 1 o“ om <t Ire.» .Ilhnuth Nora": II}; and \‘orwolk
i125. ‘; ill inth I-‘II‘. iII bc-IIIII c I-.lotli finest .111 wool. IIII-III “will II In IIIIIII' uerwIllsIIhu 01 cum I."
1II>~I:-III»I'14. I'III,-II,I‘.:P. III Im HIII IMI .1." mt squat .. runs. laIe IBIII"t1lt1s,portlere.-I,
ll-I sheets. Him. 5'20. Lumpy ”.rgpy “we mu] mulls. :II;'L|“1~J:“I_ ‘ III-litmus“, IIll I-Iullis I'lllll lllllllllllllr'v Also a
2mm pillow cases. In. I50. law
A low mot-- pinch-I" III llnxbury bro-Isa!» cur-
f II lllll‘lUlll" mmx II Imuiiure. IIIurin suits.
One [ml of muslin dam. I‘l and 51m.
‘ , fancy I“; I IiI"~. . IIuI- lie-I. IIIIIIIKHH. dining IIII les.
pet. madman mu per yard. Children's bicycle lump, 2 ”III" for ‘33 '~ , siIlIIIIIIIrIls. he.“ 1".ickI-.Ilinlm: I-hairs bedroom
LII-INN which». reduced from 16mm SI .‘II. New Int II miss): all linen towels. “'IIII fringe suits. Ell, its. 5:". $33. SIS. Mattresses lll‘Jl
HIIIIIIIIIIIkIlIIIing l1ulr9.tIoI). I~'I :II’II‘mI‘rIIII- I) i l‘PlIIHllIlKCIH \ery kind.
An early inspection ofour stores and our stock will convince you.
SCOI ELD 8: HOVT,
98 Washington Street. Club Building,
So. Norwalk, Ct Norwalk Ct.
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Supported ii," IlII;l|' excellent company In»
mulling IlleiI‘Kf‘t‘IIIt-r-I elll'l‘t'lth 5.
Monday Eh-IIIIIg—~" l‘lIe WI~~II-I"I1Ir'."
I‘III ~Ilny Evening —-’I'IIe lloa‘vryn! New York.‘
Wednesday llveniiig—~"TIIII Vendetta."
IIIIIIIbglvmg )lntioeo» 'i‘-- be Annmn‘wml.
“ammunition r-venlnunml‘lmIIIglI Russian
Snows.”
l‘rIIluI" I-\"I\I.lng»"llnr Stmtegi-I."
mum-«lav I’\~‘IIIIIK~"BIIII'I\’ Flog."
I‘IIIIIIIIII" pure». III. .HIII‘III .HIW'IIII‘.
Lulllva' firlwl- {or Mutuluy owning min III-
IIIINIII I’laistIIIl's IInIg ~I-Ire. SIIIIIII NI rWIIIII.
IIIIII l‘luneu's stationery store. Nlll'll'illk-
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE
l‘. W. MITL'IIEI I “my. or.
That‘ksgiViflg’ Mallow ”I‘ll!
MI: BRIDE it GORDON
In the ”we \‘I III: Mn or w.. II I -6 late»! LI".
Ive-I. IlII'UrlginIIl
Yellow Kid
of
Hogan’s Alley!
A i‘arI-II ('Iimmly III Three Acts
Hm "14 funny III-How KIII.
h‘m- the Irish ,. aka valk In Hogan u AllI-y.
IIIIIIIIII IrI-Ityuirls In Hagan II Alla eI'
I‘H'HN‘ lIIIIIIv IIIelIIIIIIII III IIIIKIIII I "II I")
.‘II I- tho upon. MI W 5'"! rv III
“III ”I I”. Ht”; .0“ Kill OF "(MAN .‘i All
‘I‘igIII.
Popular prII M (or matinee
now am] III- for evening. uI'neIIIIIsIIInIsI-I -II
25" and :Il’w
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Sentlnol.
WANT
ocular: ,
In addition to our complete line of
Millincry goods, we have added a full
«GOLDBERG?
I'awin H Alloy. All
IIINIIH IIII KI‘IIIN
on. roman: woven.
BEST
VALUE! ...PRIGEI
II
THEY ARE ALL SMILESI
Because they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing. All our customers feel this
way. TRADE with us and you will FEEL Till") SAME!
We have now in stock
WINTER CLOTHING} :1: :2:::"
By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
W.ww. s..- -. ..
FRANCIS 8: CO.
A GooD MARKET
In our opinion, is one which furnishes and delivers on time, juicy ten-
der meat of the very best quality, that has II I lean neat store,
courteous patientemployccs. and prices that will not
disagree with any one 's purse. That' 5 our
idea of a good meat market, and we
run ours on that principle.
As an example, we
offer:
tan s It Pot Roast,
as WASHINGTON STRII'J’
South Norwnlk.
is
O. N. NIRVEY’S
lass-Lovasanr nannov.
CITY
Ladles and gentlemen dealt-InaI first class
helpln any capacity can ob IIIIII e some at
tlIenl mveiiunnny- II wIIIIIIm-wlslilng positions.
olthcr male or female. can M'I‘Ill'il employment
WIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII! l-‘iIIIII'IIIIIIIuIIrse luv"
IIIIIII. ”UNIMIIII')‘Illl‘xlltltlt‘lll‘llllvermin; also
fIrIIII IIIIIIIIIIII I Ir li' IIIIIIIIIII.
\Ianlml Nltmillon for I-IIpIIlIIo butler MM
miller. III-II close TI"t‘I“I‘III'I II: alsocxpmlenced
man for the shoe business.
to North Main St. Izlontb Norwnlk, Ct.
15
LINCOLN
PrIIno Rib Roast, from 3 to we lb
coll Roast last we “ Lamb chops, lac “
goat SlrIoIn Stodk, Inc " Forsqusrtar Lamb, 6c “ Storage Warehouse
last Oct Round Steak, IOc " Rump Corned lest, we " W Th‘lél'l‘l‘rfi‘wrmg; «ill'lg’igiil'fi
" “ Shoulder " Cc “ s lbs Salt Pork for are "I yIIIpII‘I‘gIIIII 3.57m In Its spy
s lbs Breakfast Bacon, for so cents li...2li..l.§;'lfl“ WWW ”'
Plate or BrIsket of Best for 6 cent: It Household Furnltcrs, PIsnos,Bi~
cycles, giggly», Etc.
For full particulars inquire at the
STAR MARKET, 32 Sulela Strest,cor.llavlland
I nlllco OI
. “n“ WWW“ "' Miles to Oddfellcwsl 1 Lessons In Studio Work TAYLOR III GOLDEN.
”"me ”’ I 1 l MII I. \I'IIIIIIvIIIInIIIII meal lilo-n Ilnslr- so 2,“ “$315070” 57333? out! *
COLLARFTTF‘I Ilrolherslilllullvl "MW" '5" M '” t) W“ lug lemonsithn-Iiuwurrat lIcI 'eolmlulula. . nth onto an ,. cu ,
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MLIIFH. Into ”Jun” pinup}.(hmpmtllwalt Mcmlm mt!!!” IIW ILII’YIIHII IIII “duller. mused Ink “WNOHCO t0 CLODNHLOQOI'O I
3008. ”film ”WNW!" MEIR" M‘“ "I‘ll“d I” “I?“ ’i‘kmmtim "I‘ll‘tlllf‘lelmil llmmlnillmn, lilflfl:t:lll|llll
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TRIMHH‘QH. By "Millilh'fl IIATTEIINON. Harrelnri‘ F m“ nit IIV “lullli’x'iil'h‘la ill) (will he err-elm! "n the 11m
'33 '9' l ___. _ M- - H.-- “WW ... .D..@ [II 9. river the larl 9n IMP. me It. «Imwle
Mi assortmentof l“ ‘ 8 ' 33mlstvlleIcIIIlIIII-I and all part MIMI! In
shown In airfield Connly. MARI LYOUN IIIIII M the fiI-Im- men Millie». Realm Prop".
Short, sNCWGUd, H.tt.rli hula will he "mam-II IIIvluaml lm’lml ngths
K w A N T . K " O W" IIllIuInI III NIIWmlN’ "It? TIW'IIIIK-n having
"KW You “a“ Ion M n Gum l'di ”II rmhltn IIIm'IIItI}IIrsl IIII II
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fin‘w-Itnen III the own III Remit.
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