1h ‘ll‘ .. . . . . V ' . ‘ ‘ spent tor womeu‘vnn ”hope
a ‘ new .. . .. . . ._ . . ., .. .
union business from" the u 3 rec ". " " . ._ .. , loss. . writesvanhmerloan Mother.
. uninterd bloc . . , » ‘ ' , . thefNovember‘iladiaa‘ Home Journ:
' ' ‘ m v»a1.“i.a‘.ifla.haa..nauallre.toolva wide ac-
: ‘ uuaintunce with the world. which bin~
» tiers him from intolerance and. vanity.
lie has alanvntactm‘llne to it out
unpleasant facts to his companions. an
. ,. , , _. {ions the Enxlliihmani Wilmuuite unpro-
., . ‘ ' \' relied. hurls disagreeable truths-ill .
WOBK'B‘I‘ORI. i you withavferoeit «and donate that is a
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“ganglgyéhvlafififl 5 "‘53 MM? SALE. . Bros. mm 60 nor '31“ at English friends is enoughtomfillfl you
" Mu“ time—W .. ...l€ ‘ adrift. ,fv‘il .i .- I . 33°, “LVN 370353: ill love withdylnx. Thedearrr youare
tin order is another specialty Contractor S. B. Wilson in tin A maltcr 3 hit; of samples and a Broadway and \Bedford Ave; Fulton to them, the more likely are they to i
. ‘ ' no the three atores. in the Elly. block (quantity. “root on 9w“ ”stock. v . .git. n99. [iatbuab Ave. . . m3 ingmt‘ly‘rfisggwismgmv“YR; .. ‘
‘ Eur Wallflower: aim
'. vln Booth Main street. .
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«name “fa“ queflemw’ ”mu“ j “16". whirl“ , are leggzzl’ltztlve 9 "l f ‘1 Frolicblbevaives himself easily to the
w m” (m m “n.0, st, Monrovia: by our'fitandard' Lamps ordinar— ' occeelon; he is ready to weep and
Church at Stamford. . . ., : ' lauahyiuith you. and “is sincerely in-
. or ; _ , ........... .. lly cost lessllere thanclnewhere. Clo 61's, lerellltid' in your new bicynie or baby.
Tainan, pearl Alpine} '0’3rlen‘e. : Trill 133mm" Elqunt‘lailips, metal : v Atvthovaamevtin‘lo he hascornethlnu or
, ., .1. M ,. , . .. , , , H "‘ the phlegm of the Asiatic. and seldom
. Arthur Kinney. ovaeilenvllie. N. Y. lamps, porcelain lamps, brass~ Fill'lllSllel'S, ' train or grumbies. He shifts the odors
Y] '1?
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tat Us Get Together;
is a guest othisparentanllrnand Mrs. trimmed lam s lam 3 with of foulvdrains. uuuffs typhoid germs in
.1. Elana .ot Berkele_atr.eet. . , , .. . 1’3 P lilavwatcr. mum in overheated steam
Wfl ‘ I’M-“My Elomslilhmptl Willi shades, parlor Hatters, cars, and stands in overcrowded street
The Newark-4 city‘vatse‘saors com: lamps library lamps . . on NEW YORK. care. mr nttsryear. withdmpertnrb-
plated vtlieinwnrk, last evening. as far . . " , ‘ ”"h- able good hllmor. .
My“ '
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as medulla!!!“ in concerned . The lamps from our. regular Maybe. you'd'liko to come m “a for or “Sign? M;flfili:grgélam “now?! The Progressive Age. is a soft ftll. hat, of very fi
Mravllarryv A. ~Boadloy, of Water- “lock ”16‘3“ new. 3N1 bright. and Clothegl, but find our stores too for Why, with all the traits that go to body, rather broad. fiat brim-lll'lm has two rows of atl
1‘. WIA III! IDIIQMT. 333?“; a] golfing! 01:93 ”“3333?“ desirable. Samples are those with away. . 3:331:23 Cgflgyfigggmgzngfiyng ing. no binding—attractive on account of its simplic
, mill:-h‘illfiill‘i‘fih‘ififiimilziii ' ' _'....-' “m which the manufacturer won his Then we'll come to you-we “rd t0. certain. or his own position. its as: COWS Pearl 0’ Watk- “
to tre‘sll aorthto meatwiuda. U. ., ”L98 0' mm”: 00‘ mutton. 13%6- scason’sbusiness. ‘ 0“” “3- 9'0“" N CAMP. a WINK” aorta himself every moment lest yo“. 5% .. .. . ‘. - . . :
.Weatbernoiieu: The .16“; pressure 10 Waternatreoti s . , 0“ . . h b of yours, will "bring him with full in: may mistake him for an inferior. film Wellworth 1S only in pearl. Soil llat, brim ct. ‘
area in'tllc latte regibn ls’now'paaalnx X "7"“ - _ r prices ave ecu $4’ 34'50’ formation. may to give every care This uneasy selfeaseertion ‘3 “"3 ex: ed and bound.
cut them. Lawrence valley. ult- later At the "1991“"! '1' the “my “80' Sis-and to $6. The sample lamps ' ‘ “'th to w u limitation of 'fill‘ 0“? bad Mime"- ,
“Well by an area bikinis pressure with elation in thev‘hiorwnllt Congregational . , kl! . . . a. and titted Oil ‘30“? an - ~‘l'm as good as you!’ is the secret Your sclccllon for
cooler and pleasant weather. Light Ghurohhyesterday utterance.“ the sub W01?” be priced amut "‘9 some. The Autumn showing for Men, Young thought with which too many of us .
rain hisfallen in thepasttwcntyifour Jest under diaouanion. was Young We . in this sale, every One Men ””11me Gentlemen is ready- meet every fellowcrenture. . v
hours in the vliilte region and along the men in Mission Fields” . $‘ , ., —-———-—-——-——-—
Atlantic coast from Hatteras to “Maine. ' « 3~ Mr. Come a home address it! own THINGS m MAINE. . y .
A. velonditlons lever for this vinlnity Henry J. McDermott. the Danbury Basement. foot center stairs. MAPLE AND FRANKHN’AVENUEB. ‘ . . . ‘ ‘
pleasant and lilightly cooler weather. Dlflnlfit. has gone to Stamford. where .. , . . NORWALK CONN. ‘ . Peculiar Events and Strange Persona
‘ _..._ ‘ ' be will become a member of the or- » ‘ "'4 4. That the Doom-East State Presents.
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.f'm‘ ”“E‘LW 9“ .10 WW “”6" §n3°§nl.iihnil‘nlilli lithe-132. 8““ KNOX HATS non WOMEN. n n inn that n... strongest man In H" “M “We“ 0‘ "ml.” M ”H“ WC 005t-
Elmcnworlll has been closed for the ‘ ‘ ”w...” i W l , . h . . d l Maine is Alfred Ellie. of Prospect. who
winter The town of=blonwallt~baa 4.933 nice: o “"9 ecu “1’90"?“ 50 e “'0’“ l“ "i 8mm“! (Imm'y- “9 ““4
known to be a strong man. and he was
neutered by people coming around and
trying to get up lifting contents with - : ‘ 5.:
him, so one day he put a strap around ,
a block of granite .weiglilng 1.200
pounds. lifted it up as though it were ' _, . , . J .
a bunch of nbinglee.-nnd. putting it
down. said: "Thor's my load—got
some one else to lift it and i will talk 0
more about liftin'." No one has ever
been able to stir the loud, and Alf Ellie
isn't bothered any more. V ’9
Mrs. Emma Groves. the “bearded WOOWMMMM
lud ’f who million annual rounds of the , -' 2- ‘ ' ’ . "’2‘ ‘
Melon cattle fairs, is no fall-ya She THE FAIR CLOAK STOR
waists and Skirts.
weighs iiil pounds now. and no ahe is
A waist or two, a couple of shirts prepares the lady for
. \ . . . . _ R 1 only thirtytbree years old. the neigh-
. There are two less heinous in Nor- The M. P.leuroh. of Stamford, will made.»and appeals to the (ll-“C“m‘ , ea born thinit that there is a chance for
almost any occasion—makes the question of what to want" - .
on easy one.
, build a new church upon. The plant ' “ -. The elegance that is most eoioy- her to "flesh up" a little more yet.
3::l‘lfiéhglggzylden and Kavnnagh places are now in the hands of the coutrac- motion and cxclusnencss of \vo- able in not in m. parlor but in the She has received an offer of "00 a
French Flannel. sailor collar, hood with black silk, cm~ _
llmidcred, $2.98;considcrcd reasonable at $5.00.
............_... tors on ‘in; aiotiifigvliphni'fihprte affiliate selling agents for Bridgeport for
. . t l e. of Norwalk. was in “(1319.3 ll 9 1 r3 . 5 V 0 i n n ‘ ' ‘ .
1.3x, dogfight... . the Second District; use in the Third the famous Km)" ““5 for “PM”
,. District :Undoubtedly over 4.000 votes There lS now on display in the
will be st lectlo d '
“pigs?Jgggfiigcgglspggznggl “0‘“ “ _ c“ on e n a" ’ ‘ ‘ new millinery department the lat—
. ' —-Chlldrens' Ribbed and Flecced-Lin- est Knox models in walking and
i h thlmble and story ed Underwear. 26c.; also Ladien' Ribbed
tezlilftr‘lli‘ewcnnl’rdl Clllb.~tonlorrow uf- UHGGI‘WORT M M- S: 3M“! &'00-'8a i golfing hats'
teruoon. " ‘: There's more than the name to
The store formerly occupied by H. . ,
Kflegar:& company will soon hemp”. the Knox hat. There s excellence
. if: Bligh? ‘83}??- rlfiglefié‘mnvgg; of material. expertncss of making.
"..Powell.ofNor-waik.hes to in near .~ av ... .. _ . . .. . , .1
a ngllldllidTizailsed by running a rusty the only store MP- Si 008 operates. and a“ mddinable something that
null into it. He is $180 a Practical ll‘rler- stamps the Knox as the finest hat
w -. n”—
"Dunlap, llouman derbys. O’Brien.
...... tors. The church will beetroot-36x00 man's nature. bath room. week to Wear tighter and appear in a
Mrs. L. J. Reynolds. of Main street ael‘gnfiavgllg :gztntgoutagitoog. Ait 323i That’s why the Knox stands ufigfisfihfidfilmwtli‘iifl’imfi fl‘gffig‘fi‘figm 8:12 flying}; 2:253:
Norwallt. is entertaining the lwm‘m'} will b9 the “to, an: the 5.5.3,, ‘year above all other hats. All styles, $5. joys may turn to sorrows. a quiet. reapcclnble life in nowrioin
Cll‘Cle 0' “”189 DN‘EMWS: ““5 ““9" p g ' Will von nee for Gum?” the We have planned many with our Me, where she is the wife or n pros:
noon. ———Boys' long Dealt caps. O‘Brlcn‘s. ' ‘ y ‘ proper plumbing. and Will M (M to porous farmer, and has several
— .. beauty and worth of the now serve you. children Silk Waists $2 to $8
~lt is never too late to try the lni- g f.“ . . .- - _ .‘ .79 .oo.
perial Crown. Mrs. Harry WGSW" gave “ Hallow- fashions? Vicstport claims the champion poii- Separate Skirts. mcclv made, hang wcll cvcrv one of
”‘- e'en party in honor 0‘ her son. Harry New ndditon e book h L tlcian 0f the state. HP has been an them from $1 49 to $9 00 l ' ‘
Misses Katie Hyland. Mary Kelly a d Weston. Wednesday night. The house ‘ n I" 3 09'. 9 active member of every new party ‘ - - -
it may be well to call your attention here. to a very sat- ‘
isinctory line of Petticoats. priced from 79 Cents up to $3,
Mcrccrizcd silk is a prevailing material used. Some have a
dust ruiilc. and tile ncwcsi “pressed" accordion plaits.
. . was decorted withijack-o'danterna. and . _ , ‘ r v: ' , started in the past forty years, and
33?.yfififi‘fim"J2’m2§“§4§¥¢%%35...‘h games appropriate to the season were Plain (‘OlOR’d tailcln Silks. 608mm: " nstreet. South "and" boasts that he never voted the win-
Main street. L!” 7 ' ‘ played. Among those present were worth 8150 yard—62c. , -. - -~--~ ~~ - Mm-.. ....-... ~ nlng ticket but once. and that was by
Misses Alice Nolan. Nettie Conlstoc'll. ' ' I1 I I I I I I I I I o mistake—~he held two tickets in his
‘ Bessie Stanley. Sadie Freeland and New and demanded fall shades hand. and “ill”? ”filling “’01" lh‘? 0m" . . . .
3:51;: gllsullfihlllerg‘ilimnlltrotolll (hill; Sarah Keith: Mrfi- Cummlnxfi. Mam- .‘ l . ll . . l l N ' + rcncy, dropped the wrong one in the . Must noiiurgct lo incl-ltimrjackets. ihc most microfilm
tourney will be played Saturday nftor- Oliver Stanley, Fred Scofleld. Walter 5 ‘c‘ “3‘ n‘ {059' “59““ r“ . ‘3' ’— box. mg part of llllS story is lllc price—$8.98. Ought to be
' ' Aiken and George Comsiock. poleon blue. Jasper. purple. white. 0"“ day W‘PIINY a Wefilvi’ farm”
$12.50. Sccing lllt’ gilrmcnys lilzlkcs illc pricc more inter-
t'N‘llilg’.
Suits. heavy oxiords. $6.98 up ll) $18.00.
Golf Capes. $2.98 to $9.00.
'l‘llat perfect fit of all our gzlrlllcnls in winning us a
substantial reputation. . .
noon.
found one of his cows in the pasture
so completely charmed by snakes that
she could not move. and be was oblig-
d to push her away from the place
I where she stood. The reptiles were
black snakes. three feet long.
Uncle Eben Lancaster. of Bowdoin-
bani. ngcd 101 years. and Uncle George ‘ ' B WAS
Kendall. of Fairficld. aged 100 years. 6 HINGTON 8TBEET.F
both went lo the polls unassisted. in LEISERSON BROS. SOUTH NORWALK. 4 l
the recent election. and voted the . ‘
straight Republican ticket. as both had
done at every election since 1856.
Mrs. Walter H. Weed, of Waslling- UM“ Tribe, improved Order 0‘ yellow. steel. rope. onema} bluc,
ton, o. (3.. in the guest of her parents. Red Men. is making arrangements to lavender. turqucnsc and eminence;
‘ _ . J. Hill, 1 keep open house. on the night of next , . .
$332333: 3““ Mrs E 0 Tuesday. for the purpose of receiving a new color twrxt dark red and
‘ " election returns. Memberl ofi the blue.
Thomas J. West. superintendent of Tribe having friends. are prlv leged . ‘ . _. _ _
the Norwalll Mills. is moving his furni~ ‘0 “WW5 them to Share the hospitality MO“ 0f “‘05" 27 "if“ “a“ if“
lure from Mnennchusetts to Maple l" the Tall”: on this 0010:51011- “The N fetus. at 75C. yard! '1 hey sold like
urns w c as comp e e as a pose - . _ .
meet: Norwalk. sible to get them. and every town in fun in the black Sllli sale. and
_g..e our center counter. a“ aorta of the state. and the genral result in we‘ve been out for a few days.
Milne. for Wu on a dollar. M. a. Smith "or? film in the Union: Will be Plentv “0w.
known before morning. Down in the town of Trenton, Hair ’3 " " '9
& C0. -——- W Left M816. rear. cock county. the Town Hall was bnrn- ”*“M*.*m*.*m*.*:
. o . of the Dan- ~3 lb- Shoulder Stk- 250- Porter ~ .ed just before election. and with it all , E
/ buggmggffflmfflfik ”3......“ of the house 8th.. 15c. 10. Water street. "lililestructal)lc" and “\Vcai‘ The 5;”:"h‘: hie 3:: the ba‘llota.l TbehRegnblica‘ns hslslilet: 35y as 8' .,
i l I] a ‘ W - ~ :- , , so are t e i an m - arouni. am )3? or war on an
9338:2323”..u§$}$d' a enjoy ‘ g The young people of Norwalk celo- Resilslmg 3“ the best k“°““ l Wei mg Overcoatl. traveling got a new supply of ballots. "8 m mock .
__... ’ brated Hallowo’en with considerable hard wear shoes for boys um g . . and then discovered. on presenting the
Whatever you want in the
way of an Overcoat, we
can supply you. Our prices
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"ViltadTllgtlldgégl‘.N%¥?:lk.P:lllsgonllp were made merry by fantastically m ”"5 region. Stout.strong.well-
into Litclll'ield County. next week. on dreBBed youngsters. and “"0731 8MB made, good filling. They're mak-
their “mm“ hunting trip. wereabronddresaedlnmale attire. Out-l in new friends or d .
.... side of the phrasing.; til: ynpugetera g ~ wry «3)-
Min 0. n. Baird‘s schoole 0 ed its “918““? "“39“ 19 V 1 7°" "W“ ' “W ' " . .
unllua‘l outing to Lewleboro. :datyerday. and beans “windows. "33"“ u “a" {’3' Resmlng are 0f seltct
The scholars attended “we, in the locks. ringing doorbelll. or yin: ed satin calf. extra tanned. tough
. th , ghost. it was an old-time celebration. . ,
:g:&11§_and pnrtooli 0‘ luncheon at 9 but only harmless pranks were lnduix- hmes’ gmd shapes.
. ed in. Llulo‘men's since. 8% to 13%. 81.25.
Paugussett Tribe of Red Men. of Dane
votes. that the town had gone Demo- Some of the luxurious
"8““ # EASY CHAIRS we receiv—
Hls LIFE was savep. cd last week are as comfort-
Mr. J. E. Lilly. a prominent citizen able as a hammock. One
of Hannibal. Mm. lately had a wonder- really doesn‘t know how
are moderate and the
quality 1h! highest. Come fill deliverance from a frightful death. _: ' . . l .
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‘ taped. 3.133 sonegtk l Eupldg't ever: Good housekeepers wdl
stupoe. otng epe me. . ‘.. 'cl
expected to soon die of Consumption. 210:}; t‘;?:eqfl}:ghl squhkdi
when i. heard of Dr. King's New Dis- i’ e- " ‘-
covery. One bottle gave great relief. $15-00- . _
lcsntlln‘lxiued toxnae lit. and pow em hull! You can copy your leisure
an a g. can' say oomuc n - . v.
“a pm”... This marvellous medicine hours With such Cllall’h as
in the surest and quickest cure in the
world for all Throat and Lung Troub-
les. Regular sizes 60 cents and $1.00 '
Trial bottles free at F. H. Baxter's
South Norwullr. and John A. Riggu
Norwalk. drug stores; every bottle ' ' . '
cumm- » Funeral Directors
vetcamc superman MW
Small boya‘ sizes. 12 to 2, $1.60.
bury: will take up the trail with the Pore“? Elbe oft-rod l“? was? Bis boys' sizes. 2% to 559. $1.75.
' ~ .reguarwee ymee ng as it til . . .
ggngfirtggmaxghgédgcgafi the wigwnm. Among themattera dia- ludcstrlchblc. llcaVlcr. but
Tribe of Norwnlk. The visitors whine cussed was the Intended villi 0' UM" graceful. coltsliin. soles and heels
. he Tribe of South Nor-walk. This “will 3 . . _
{xxx fgfirggsfi N09353: ammo take lace at the next sleep. “can“, studded \Vltli chilled slccl t‘ll‘le‘lS.
. day. ovember '2. when thefionfifior- alien ‘12 to 2 in
llllil New (.unann. walk lndiann will visit the local tribe since 2% to jig: g1
~Ulnbrullns and Canes. O'Brlcn'si for the purpose of conforrlnfi the 3‘1“? Shoe store.
M... lion degree upon novel] pale faces. Pow.
. fi ., . 1 thw vi .gn" of Old allay Tribe expects above two t dive .. , ‘ ‘
9303,2322“; "3m, .gratldedyvrlth the roll men. in conti c. at the canton at ‘L "d“ ”"3, RN R‘Ql’h
prospects of the oyster supply thin“! - celebration in'» riditelm‘lii on. Not Stanley \\ cylnan 5 story from
tor. For home mm Wt 10" 038. b" ‘2'"‘Smmmrd “meal“ \ldllich next Monday's play was
. . this immediate “‘W .
33:5.llllllntll2uilll‘l‘ilgd1tiona for the problCOMBTOOK. WATKINI O DOW AND written.
OXFOR? RAGLANSo-
$i5.oo.
If you don‘t want an
Overcoat. perhaps one of
~ our 810 suits would hit"
you just right.
You want your coal delivered to
by the best method. Weston!”
most careful-men and our and ,
perfection of delivery no walk“;
faction of coal. " .-
WE KNOW IT .
will be to your advantage to buy
conl bore. .‘ '
g Irving Lockwood tie
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Successor to Elli
(tool Yard and Ofllce Water . ,
Branch Office. Corner Wuhlnmfll
Main streets. South Norwalit. ‘ *5
llllllilili‘K illilli.
cobra uonwatlt.
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out season point to a renewal of the J- 7- PROWl’l‘T, paper. 35c. . - ,, MilfordAGlfi'm. life “850’. Bucklen's Arn'lca Salve. H N97“! M31” sum, . _ , .
supply which gained for Oyster River sell ‘the paint that wean tag!» on cloth ‘ ...,‘. .‘ Managua: cum them; altlo Old. Running and Wm Hustle for
its name do far back an 1635. When the long no load and oil-«Devon l and _ . 441‘- I I I I I I I Fever Boron. Ulcers. Dolls. Felons. W
town was settled. alno. ground by machinery. Book shop. right. rear. ' ' I ' . ms. Warts. Cuts. Bruises. Borne. . a . . . ,___, «rm» "f id
urn-vi. , .. . .- . ' - ‘ m if? l .W . . w ~ ~ ., .. W» m aids. Chipped Hulda. Cbllblaina Dal'y Fre'ght L'na ‘,llgl‘l!lifll (imalllmhfe paid to:
., ., . . . . “v v‘ . . v; . ~ . » WHORE own an : ’ Beat Pile cure on earth. Driven out :31“ ”$3115? firm“. ..
.‘j . f: . . . . Pains and Aches. Only 25 canto a Between Prompt attention and .m
box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by F. H. d _ l.
_ . . . . I .. . NORWALK ealing with all. On “0011an .4
. . Baxter. Booth Norwaik. John A. Riggs . ”y “mm” l um ' “Til
., .. _ Non-ilk. disgusts. sou-m uonwam. 1 York homo days through the .-
oue Paramecium . . mom “to *0 v ...v... "in .30.... . nirn‘ftif. rhodium"-
mg. i w; - ‘ P‘umb‘ St , A diamond is on much alive as a ‘ ‘ come in during my mm”...
HONEST GOODS -........_ m0. 8am, man. Thun declares Pretender von .. l ABRMMMJHM‘I‘I
. ' Schroen. 0' the Nlblfil- llnivornlty. «"13 Raymond an” m imam '1
HONEST WEIGHT Hot water an d Accprdli‘gg‘ to him. the rip-called inor- So. am ~ . .
. ‘ ” ‘ I ‘ gene on mean note on much » .- ....
All") HONEST PRICES. ill‘nha: organic. one: Ht; nlzo cll‘i‘m; $0M“?!
". W ‘ to an alumnae tecie '
. . .. , . . ._ Gas Fitting events in the life of crystal. from its (”TY 0' NORWAL .
Chickerul and Fowl. my. . Native Encallopa. gee. ’ birtlihinwnrd.‘ ,Onoo | lie rm: curlrloga vuwau AND menu.
' , «my-- of t one II ulna tencrl l: " e ”WWW
m ‘ ' ' , ,.... crynlal meets another one from n tilf- heave Norwalk 6 p. m. More South
F . mm": Spring hmh' k' “fl”: Potatoes. 7.5: bill. n" I” Wit-tr filter-it mother. Theivm nil-lite ntench Norwalli G p. in Leave New Yul-ii
Chops. rec. limb Eggs. Mc- tloz. IRON WORK ’ other. it uh war if: 0‘“? Megan" i5 gm :3. East mm. Beeltmln Street
‘ . . trftesm Va ofi tins. pin.
, . . THE ROWLAND ‘ ‘ 3353mm die lint no two crystals m... M W. .,
TURKIEYS‘ FRESH “A,“ SHOULDER! ROCKS ”AND 00R- WATII AND from‘the some mother over fight. no 0010K RETURN!
' ' ‘ ND DRY GOODSCO “ ' “ i m 1- matter. when they meet." in which A WANT no.
391333 RIBS. 5933”" 1‘ 35“"335 FORK A . . . . g" HA"'”""« 3"- v. particular rr'ylilIlll mm to be super in run ummo summer.
.. , “ J . . lfifllUSAGE. ; ‘i' ‘ ' . W L ; no?" WALK. [.- “ .. loi- inhuman beluga. . WILL name i
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