Whilst 491.com of Douglas Fow- ‘
.qu in held «sum.
. not ill a o ‘o mite We“ u made a M‘ pumhm of hand. . Mrs. E. H. Hotchkiss. of Arch street.
bell; 3313749 wit;- ntl‘ert Int'prove- comm hound books for builds! rim. 4 W" ""“REST'NG "3’“ u entertaining the Plan 1.9.1... wsrrr' Trimmed Hats, the 33 and $4 quality, at. . . .9
meat “my.“ ”a”, Books to suit .u ‘1“ .11 tastes Ladies' Black heavy covert cloth Club "I“ imrnoon. ty, at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .,
in Twin clung -—.--~-— Many books tor boys and aim in mm“ box "‘01"- 0'5’“ '“k lined» (3010f:6 Hatsh 1 quality at. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
MI 9 was and Sophia. Berg. of special bindings. Standard literature fl $498 Hvaeonoid haspurchlfld the bar-G t 4 4 ,1
”ll”; “”07””. 119,417.. avenue. have been spending a for older folks. Hundreds of board hauler Black Kersey cloth Jacket. b" "”9.“ “ma“md "Wm“ ”"3 H8 ,svT 1-50 and $2 qualit“ at- - - - ' ' o - -
" my Md." in 3mm”, 9 covered books for children. brightly round point front. Gloria lined part ‘5" I“ M'W" N 1 Ch oilldren 8 Tums. fancy attorns, at. - - 4 - .- -250
“um!" ' m 9 Illuminated. buttons, 97. 49. . N LO d 8 1k 00-8 ) P9 1’
“a” ' Pioneer Hook 91141 ladder Company. Calendars. booklets and Christmas I Mm mum Jacket in black Jim???" 0an, ol'Brooklyn. has 0W II on 1 Tyra1n Dye Silk.-
o} More. c.1339 63:: :91 mytg'd'mllallg‘llnifinmwfl ball 83:19:; u91‘". gene sold 'twist this and fight navy and tan. 7 rows stunning. 3.1.35....Emér‘lredrdlfr'éerm" m" Ametive line 0f Stamped Goods. Also
the" for thsahalgslnthsodlceby “ . W . And my.“ be 901 41 chm, am am 911k 119941 99.49 and Stamping Patterns.
before the
appear.
WEATHER REPORT.
For Connecticut~8now and colder
tonight; Theodor. fair. except probably
wanna-linens
9‘ ing. A very low pressure was central
over New Haven and high pressure ov-
er the Dakotas.
_ The temperatures fell itteadlly from
4' any degrees on the New England coast
three degrees lower than New Haven
and Atlanta was seventeen degrees
' lower. Hatteras reported wind 42
miles per hour.
Louis Leonard, of Norwalk, spent
Sunday in Bridgeport
John E Howard, of High
Norwaik, is seriously ill.
1 lreei,
Dr. Willis E. Crowe, of New Haven.
. spent Sunday with his parents in South
”Norwalk. 9 9
-—9We make our Candy. lane.
—
James Humpbries. of New York, is
W
on... Hst' Association will
meet tonight at s clock in lies sien' a
Hall:
w'm
} llsvsa has placed granite
at the entrance to his Wilton
avenue residence.
{9499; i v.
Mrs. W. F. Deltlyn and daughter
Hattie returned to Norwalk. last even-
Ing. after a visit In Danbu‘ry. -
*Fprnlshed rooms with or without
hoard. ..Haln 20 Burbank street.
Wilbur E. Lewis 9.441 family. of Glen.
brook, spear. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Sylvester Hunt. of Chestnut strect.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomasl. Raymond of
has been draped in mourning out of
respect of the late Charles Olmstead.
Howard Welch. of Shelton. has bean
spending two days with his mothcr,
Mrs. Susan ll. Welsh, of Hamilton
street.
.—
Rev. De Witt T. Van Dorcu will loc-
t'ue upon Heathen China in the New
Miss Evelyn Brindley, of iianford
Place, paid her first visit to New York
city. Saturday. and was considerably
surprised at the also of the place.
.—- ——-—4-,-_
~Bicycles stored and enameled at L.
M. Wright's.
Earth Gift Butlers.
,lhef Bio Handkerchief Equipment Reads for
or... items of Importance.
"communism
Harold Clark is quite ill at his home
on last svspus
Buckingham Post. a. A. to, will elect
oihcsrs Wednesday evening.
Governor Masonry stopped a run-
away horse in Nimrod strait this not
r ng.
44~
Rev. William 0. Curtis preached in
the Norwalk Congregational Church
yesterday.
J Ellis. of Norwalk. Diwali! A
dandelion in Morison on Comp street.
yesterday.
”—9-.—
s
' Two hundred and eight: 49m trumps.
wcre sheltered at the Norwslk lurkup.
last month.
The Barbers' Union will hold a
meeting tomorrow night at the shop-:5
of Gustav Pitssr
Cloth
(isms
trims-91494119.
you' ve ever bought like books before. i
All ready then with the books whenf
you read this. 3
the most popular works, if) and 19c. I
(‘loth covered novels. nicely bound. large line of coloriugs. HDH’ifll $9 98.
American iloys series by Oliver Op-
tic. 59c.
Webster‘s
at 89. 75 and 9&2.
Napoleon from Corsica to St. Holc—
nn. introduction and description by
John L. Stoddard three hundred and
thirty reproductions of famous paint-
ings. 81.39.
Beautiful Britain. a very handsome-
ly bound book. The
splendor of the United kingdom 83. 69
('hildren' 9 Toy Books. from 34 to 25c
Children's i'utearablc Linen Books
A large and handsome line of Christ-
Inns Cards'aml Calendars for 1900. i
The Christan handkerchlcis. i
We'll pleasantly surprise you hcrc:
you'll wonder at the variety of stylcs
trimmed “49
covered books. a full line of
derwear.
Unabridged Dictionary,
of Modcru Art. handsomely
and crs. nicely made
for 25c
scenery
how fast color
high spliced heel.
Menu natural
Women's cxtrn heavy fleece
WNW.
Ladlss' black boucle cloth Cape. iur
Ladles' Golf Cape. plaid fringe and
button trimmed. 8738
Ladies Golf Cape. shawl patterns,
Women's. Men's and Children‘s Un-
to ten degrees below zero in the an- Hillside have been entertainin . 2 ccsnful rehearsal yesterda afternoon
. g Miss bound. nicely illustrated. his. so. 9 y
otas. Ohm" frosts were reported from Beulah Carpenter, of South Orange Encyclopaedia of Wit and Wisdom Women' a boat ouullty fleece lined in the borwulk Congregational
NGV cans and Savannah a collection of nearly ten thousand Vests and pm"fl sup trimmed, “.93 Church.
Temperatures “ New 0'1““ were The entrance to the Norwalk Club anecdotes nicely bound. 81.15. to 9 all at 09c
Mons Camcl's hair or natural wool
shirts and drawers, all sizes. 49c.
Men‘s line duality Fawn Merino
shirts and drawers. size 32 to 46, at 75c
Boys' flrecc lined shirts and draw-
. good value at 39c,
(‘hlldreus' flue natural wool vents
and pants. size 19. 30c. rise of 51: each
Women‘ it fast black warranted. fleece
lincil hoso. 15¢ pair
Women' s Super quality fleece lined
cstrn double solo.
19c pair
wool
lined
vests. French baud. Pants to match,
and (‘amel s
—......._..___.
~0lve children Lane's ice Cream.’
Ponnssus Council. ltoyal Arcsnum.
will elect oflicers thin eveninr.
grand officers will be present.
quot will be serve-.d
The
A ban-
A rcqulr-m high mass w141 bi held in
least one box of lmpérial crown Cigars
for a Christmas prescnt.
The musicians who will comprise the
orchestra for Creation held a very suc-
The linion Veteran's i'niou expects
a grand time at the annual social and
entertainment this evening. Arrange
meats are completed for the occasion.
and a good programme prepared.
William Welsh. a veteran of .thc war
with Spain. was out ed up Saturday
charged with intoxication. In th«
Town Court this mt rnlng. Judge Gre
The weather yests'dsy was (slight-
full and many took shortage of the
day for a stroll in tin open air The
weather is n'arvnlour: for this ti he of
your. and people are urakl: I: the most
of it.
-—.
on it will do it.
We mean business.
Christmas presents!
No. 5 Gazette
lam resolved to close out this stock at once, and 9339'.
You will do well, and save moon 1. to lay in a supply m
as all kinds of Dry Goods are higher. and are going to be still - ’
Space will not permit
the best bargains ever had.
quoting prices. But you can be W
What an opportunity is offered you
Building-9, Nos-ism
Woh
snow on the waft. fresh to brisk —-4--—--—--.--—-‘ 9,, "fl". Dumas. Ruskin. layer-,1 8!. Joseph 11 Church. tomorrow morn- and also 13 the best I
”€31?!“ “1:1,”: 1'11 ‘ n t I l Frank cram... of New York city. Doyle. Kipling 14an Scott 25 and 2942: insist 9 O'clock for the renom- of In» pair warll-anted g on acid m this Cit"
. ea '9' ”9;" 9 rs rea w nter was the guest of Harry mep. of The lienty series. all the popular Minna!” Ill 5"" 0' Thnm‘dfl Warren. '
storm “M the rst decided cold wave Washington street. over Sunday. workfl for young Willa. cloth covered' —"‘"""""“ Agent 01d Staten Island Dye H0059.
of the season was reported this morn- _______________ and nicely bound. at 39.. W II. ”mu". —This year you ought to buy at
t M
pricc.
Canaan Baptist Church. next Monday 5c to 25c. , size lnr er. gory m'pd him '5’ tut suspuded sen About IO dMi‘IIOI “108? ‘
Concord Division. 8°" 0‘ Teolpel- evening. Children's Story Books. board cov— W K. hi . . . lcncc , B r V - _.
“”9 will meet this evening "a. from llic. to 59‘" "Women a. co s and (.hildren s — — Boy 8 WOO] sweaters, 0y 8 estee Suits,
Men’s All-Colored W
and Colored Broom Shirts. with
TILEI‘SOII & MILLS’ Special Pilot 1;
ave the exclusive sale of
UNDERWEAR for this
Lowest Prices.
Our 31. 00 Kid Gloves 1n "Glace” and “M06
86 Washington Sinai, So. Norwalk.
THANKSGIVING
SPECIALTIES
Men' 8 Black Cotton Sox.
high spliced heels, double soles,
sco yarn. value 29 cls: sale
left, value $1.26; while they last,
“PEERLESS MW
city. 9 The . Bast
We want to close out thislinfshe-
fore the Holidays. Phil’s can Ins-
perials, 50c quality, at
19c
.3 and 93.5041ualitics, at
590
A Large Lot of N eckwosr
392.69
Bovs’ Two-Piece Suits. I '
the size of the stock and the icrupt- -—Dellcious Pure Candy. Lane.
loaly low prices at which wc shuli
scll llanrikcrchicfs for Christmas gifts.
It will pay you well to mnkc your uev
lcctions early before the lime bccomc
broken.
Hair half hose. seamless, 1255c pair.
Men's seamless indigo blue half
hose. superior quality and iiulsh. i‘lc
pair 3 pairs for 50c.
Children's heavy ribbed hoac. extra
double heel and too, spliced knee. fast
black l2l§c pair.
Boy's extra heavy ribbed hose. pat-
ent elastic double
. mlr of Iletaslrctl culls, regular “893 3 to 1“. some 33-50 and “M “I
do lnr mods. Halo prla- suits. Sale price, . . _. . . . ..
79c 3289
Have just received 50 more of those Bl. ACK REESE? RAW‘BDGED
OVERCOATS to sell at $6 50. Will match thi -
where at 37.n0 or $7. 89. s coat against. any '9‘" else
FIFTY MEN 8 BLACK SUITS Four
812 and 815 quality. For this week only,
. a guest at the Chichestsr residence in
West avenue.
William H. Bylngton will assume
the management of the Gazette build-
ing. to fill the vacancy mined by tho
death of General Charles Olmstcad.
Mr, and Mrs: Frederick Dalton and
Mr. Dnltoa's mother. of Danbury. were
guests at the residence of H. B. Wig-
ln the Franklin strort s. hoot T1 or
day evening. Dcrember ii. Dr Wil
liam .l. Tracey will lecture on “Preven-
tivc Medicine.” The executive com-
mittee for the month is Miss Clare“.
Miss May Smith and Miss Berg. '
o..w. Holmes; of slain street, Nor-
alk, is macadamizlng tlie driveway
hlu premises.
Mr. and Mrs. John Spencer. of Nor
walk. have returned home from a vis.
y Worsteds and Woolen regular
The dual hearing on the account of "0-
itin Newark. N. J.
"—4-.”
halo, of Elm street, over Sunday.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Rosa
knee. miarnnteeu
stainless. l‘r'c pair 3 pairs for 500.
George E. Scoileld. adn‘lnistrator on
the estate of Libbie A. Smith. of Siam:
ed Vests, 8950.
MEN’ 3 ALL-WORSTED BLU
E PEACEDALE SUITS, will! «Winsom-
Mrs. Harvey SJPeck. of Norwalk. Is Bill ha 011 h wa held fr 1:) the reel- ~1— ‘ ford. was held Saturday at S‘Jamford The most stylish Overcoat is our GREY OXFORD ROUGH : ‘ '
a guest of her mother. Mrs. A. L. den; {,1 g" dailigmer. ,2", William Plan It Milli! lireIolre Juldrfe of‘ml‘rtimurct lir'eiderggk the Stein- Bloch Companys make. 9 Film, d
Smith "I West "“9“ Langley. in Marshall street. this after- 6.5 80?)” 0|". 9 08 (2 men or e 3 .- STORE OPEN EVENIN
’ noon. lllllcnllgs. ' 08' .I I W
* Samuel A Cocoon has been appointed 9 . ..
postmaster at Colebrook. Conn. ..
fourth class office.
4'!
-—The Subjective or Unconscious
Mind is the sub t of Rev) VanDoren's
lecture at the chiral Club tomorrow
evening. Tickets 25c. not restricted to
club members. All interested in Psy-
chology are cordially invited to attend.
A handsome portrait of B. 8. Keith
Manuel T. Hatch says be firmly be-
lieves that there is not another gran-
ary in America where greater effort is
made to give exact satisfaction than
he makes. Buy oats that's clean. and
buy them of Mr. Hatch.
Mr. and Mrs. Ch lea Hawlcy. M's.
Edmund H. Hurd an daughter. Jrss‘ -.
and Jesse B. Nichols, of Bridgcp01.;
also Mrs. Orville Nichols. and son. EJ-
Ladle-111’
hemetitchcd or plain bordcrs.
Ladle-3' all linen hamstlctcd llsnd-
kerchiefs. Mr.
2 do". on card
spool. to spool.
and (lcnte' Handkerchiefs in ins cotton Ior54
5c.
curd.
Hand made hair pins. :5 packages fo
Pays to read these little offerings:
Tho new FedeIhakeu hook and eye
2c card.
Voluntccr basting cotton. 500 yard
Two spools best quality 8 ply darn.
The (‘ulmnc safety pin. all sizes, to
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Bennett. of Thc
Green. left town today for Hartford.
where Mr. llcnnctt is connected with
the international Silvcr~Trust. Mrs.
John F. Bennett accompanied them.
and will spend the winter in Hartford
and Mcrlden.
-—Plcnty Peanuts in Brittle at Lane's.
t the flimsy ordcr department at
Willis fiT—Seuock.
run ur-ro-narn CLOTHIBlb .
50 Wall Street, Norwalk, Ct.
r
1“ shortly 1" be presented by 0"" Bro- ward. of New York. were guests of M1 :1. Men's all pure linen hematitchcd .341. H l0?“ DOStolllt'c. Ihc business of .
thers' Lodgotothe Udgl Fellows Home. Harris-t Crofut. 0‘ 6 Hartford Place Handkerchiefs. 4’2 and 1 mph hem! Box of umwtcd lluir pm“. So box. so ding drafts abroad as Christmas ‘ :hristmas Ph
at Groton. 0",, Thanksgiving day 14%.. Sale gifts has already commenccd by rcsi- o a
. . .. - , cn Corset Clasps. in black. drab dents of feral n nativlt Owln to 0
Mrs Jam"! Wilson of Brooklyn and " 163“?“ PTherzrdh hgz‘mlllhf' and while, 3". prosperous "5an the y. rcmltialliccs .
. - . . an ancy moor. up 'crc cs. .. . .. .. ‘
Mrs. Mary Coorubs, of Washington. D. ~Harguins In second-band "”7“,” If .9 (.crulni ‘h‘i'hh ll“""a‘h "If Ml "'0 abroad this your promise to be larger
.. g; ":1 wi'mflnfil' and Mrs. J“th and square pianos. at .l. W. Studwcll s. "Iadlcs' all llucn plain hematitchcd “9;; sol 1:42..” Paw l x “m than for a number of years. The gem Of all photographs,
x, on!) - . ~. , Handkerchiefs. 19c. ‘ 9““ " “8 T- ‘" ‘70“ ‘
«12:13:11?Sfrgfzrllilcngzltzglrs tarry: mull-9' initial Handkerchiefs. all 9' "it! 3'4 "DVGIODI‘S flnd 8M?!“ 10!? b0! omcer Thomas Hunt. of Norwalk. rc- JaCkSOH, S PIQtIflOty pe Proof.
The mommy ”mm" 01 "w “"3"” L... new and complcle and selections "mn- 25¢ Vnmr Writlns Paper. first quality. valved a telruhone call from Rowayion
of Councilmen of the cities of Norwalk
and South Norwalk will be held in-
cuu be madc with mr'e before the rush
(lcuts hcmstitchcd and initial silk box routnining 24 sheets and envel-
at 6:30 o’clock this morning. inform-
\' FRY SWELL AND CHOICE.
, . . ‘ - Handkerchiefs 49c. open 15c box lug him that Charles F. Crockett. of ,
night at 8 o clock {2533‘ 37371333933333.1313 113mm... emgloyed at the 19.93.4114 A line has of latest styles frames' 1n all sizes.
' . ramwsy car art). was suppos. o - -
FT“ 82“”) ’13" "‘k rears” It‘ll?! venicnr-e 0' the buyers. 114 W h. 118 have wandered away during a fit of Sittings from 9'30 to 3'3) O’clock.
‘ as treat .
91:35 1;!” thgir Ernst: 99:3?er Mill Mi“ Clara Hill, of Norwalt. hrs mgto , temporary Insanity. lie was missed
street Friday evening, December 8.
William P. Beers is displaying in
his Wall street book store one of‘thc
finest line of holiday goods ever seen
in the Norwalks. it will pay you to
give him a call. See his advertise-
. . meat.
, l————-—-———-
' The bazaar and entertainment. at St.
Mary's Church continued Saturday
evening. with a large attendance. This
afternoon the pupils of the parochial
school are being entertained. The ba-
nar'has been my successful. and will
undoubtedly not a good sum.
gone to Poughltcepaic. to visit luu' s1:.~
for. Mini-4 Elsie hill. at Vassar (lollego.
Later she will Join her fathvr. Con—
law
South Norwalk.
gresuman E. J. Hill, at Washington.
Mrs. Hill will remain in Norwalit dur-
Ing Drcernbcr, not ringing the lions--
until after the holidays.
At a meeting or the Norwalk Club.
held Saturday evening. it was Voted
that the officers 9.1.41 directors of th~
club should attend the funeral of
Charles Olmslead m a body. Judge
Asa B. Woodward. H. B. Wigham and
B. W. Maples were appointed a cot!-
mlttes on resolutions.
x—
The economy of buying good things doesn’t
usually appear in the price-but p1ice doesn’t
always guarantee quality—the reputation of
the seller counts.
We don’t believe there is another granary
by the family between 9 and 10 o'clock
last evening.
.—
Robert liamllton,'superi11tendent at
Maureen institute. Keyser‘s Island.
found a carrier pigeon In the dove cats
on thtI island. Saturday. The bird and
All imlley linrs pass the door.
Oppoadtc Norwall Hotel.
Cloudy days as good as clear ones.
E. M. JACKSON.
53 Wall at, Norwalk Conn
a note on its leg.show1ng that it be-
longed to a l nited States cruiser lying
off Sandy Hook. The note requested
the finder to communicate with thv
ship and return the bird. Mr. Hn1ull~
ton telegraphed to the ship. .
—Dr. If. Silossn. ocnlist. eaabe
consulted in the parlors of the Ila-
HOLIDAY
James Meredith
ommM
GOODS.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT ON BOOKS.
Any Book not in stock 19 ill be rrdered.
-Vin Crucis. David llsrum. Richard
—— in America where greater eflort is made to give kao HM. on Tum-n. between 3 Curve] and The Other Follow. all if 50 books; my
‘ 9 . l a] . . . thshoursoflsad‘lp.1n.snddaily4s
£$T¥flfifilfiffllf§3fllf£§$i 1935,":334133 Mgllugrayurlfé'mlfi , 9 exact sailsfachon than we make. I} do this between s 4941 1: a. 444., s 49.1 s i E'Pr "CE ill '5- ”6an Books. fine cloth binding .25c.
meeting in the loath Norwalk Cong" from at. Mary's Church. Rev. J. .1. been I beli ill 1: u will “i k to me 'ust n. I)" It 280 Stats street. Brldsenort. Lar rge line of Hand Painted Novelties. Calendars. Bibles.»
lluonai Church on Tuesday morn Furlong oillciated. The hall hearers I188 9.73 8 ’0 _ 0 J 3!. WM and 6mm Prayer BOOkS. H mnais. Fountain Pens Diaries I”
h‘ and afternoon 11". Caritas (or were Thomas Cole. Thomas Walsh. Gun 3. long ‘3 I 81's you good mm, prompt gar. , 9
We Wing-3 my, will meet at up: Masncr. George llynn. J. Henry. J. . d (“11' ill“ "293:: 23“) 2:0“ effing???“ Fancy Writing aper Ill
sometime in the Reynolds. Flower beater. Thomas W fill O a 11g on. rent r o )1 WM. P BEERS' B k ll
.Hit f 1441. 19411 005€cr.49WallSt..N0twalk.
9994.. on i 1.. )I. Wright's. mm”. 3'" 0‘“ “I". Ch!“- Sxtamllerldsgmverlnnmgnvl’rozmé «we
W” L «Pare Cof. and cream. to cup. lane's . death from excessive drinking of hard
‘ The New Canaan Woman's Club will . T“. m Manuel To HutCh- cider 10818111! "1' and three com-
‘ have the privilege of listening to 1) Elmer ”.9 Nash. of East Norwztlk. , 0'11“”!!!de 100513th 301W!!! NO MITTER
valuable letters from Dr. Emily V. n. was returning from Stamford. last \ _\ night and protein": four gallon: of t:s hat ' til i ble ith ‘
Peruse. of 801th Norwalk on Friday. night. Near Taylor avenue. he was \/" x.» ‘J " VW cider. Tester or c was our our 4- w a e rou w your eyes. t
Milldsle road in an insnslbls condi-
tion and his pulse had nearly ceased to
him. He was revived. however. by
Dr. Steadmsn and no fatality will re-
sult. Harlrote is a Four between thlr«
ty-flvs and forty years of age
SUGAR REFISER itESIIMES .
F’hiladelphls. December i—Tire
is worth paying attention to. and .t
CAREFUL EXAMINATION COSTS
YOU NOTHING. We have a separate
room for testing and are thoroughly
equipped with the proper knowledge
and heat appliances for determining all
refractive errors.
Our lighting arrangements arr per-
fect and essmlnatioin can be made at
run Into by Oscar H. Keefer. who i -
tended to turn down that thomughfa
W
Both home were stopped. but as far
‘ A Sensible Christmas Gift.
as learned no damage was done to eith-
er turnout. .
We are displaying SILK UMBRELLA.
of all styles, with Gold, Silver and Pearl Handles,
December 91h. at 3:15 p. n). The sub-
Joct of Dr. Psrdee's discourse will be
“first Md to the Injured."
Charles 1'. Mitchell. who has bred
for several yrars conurctcd with thc
mechanical dermrtment of The Evcn-
ing Sentinel. the past two years as up.
“ of only of tho ll ype mach'ucs
The audience that gathered roster.
day at the Young Men‘s Christian Ar-
sosintion mttlon rooms was so
t - i that it or ro ed into the Spreekels sugar reiiner. operated fry "'1‘" M '0" II in the daytime.
“I“ ”I“ ”3599 ”gaging; "all gags-inn roura. 'le'hs'liev. J. W. Dr suited to '11 “‘m' the'trrtaik. whicdl:3 aa- bv-en Id‘lc for ssv- Open every "sling.
,t a vis delivered a i address on Iris - ' - era was s. an Igornu reps rs. "canin- 4
or whim. rifé‘ii'i'ii'iri $3.3! smut. At Ito'émiwoa our in. 3 GM. Win 1‘0 ”tam“! mm] Christmas. mm .541 unusual»: uteri. 14:1; trad o a JACKSON,
Jug. reliant an the Judgment Dre returner wor am! 0 0 , ,
39......” 01:11.91” con la. anvil res Th9” M W 1” duplicated. last of sour-lain «mm 144 now
‘a—A Midas
mm-
stifling f Js to
romaiva'mtls prabahiy ham or
canto-all
«Fir. war-ma. Wm
worst-tears. “fit-avg“; “Wall“ mull.
l morass-misuse.
om
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