“Wilmington 81.. South Not-want".
of Maple ave-
is lit ,pt tier
laboriously ill of appendicitis.
1111-11. 1111. Taylor, of Peekakill. is via
11,1113 Mrs. James Hunter-9d. of Maple
avenue
Chptain "Bill' Kalle; "
near 130110an ’ih‘ a' ace
of pneumonia
"as
8
Benjamin Cello, of Hafnera on...
store. .,-is a, vietini of, 'the grip. lite.
brotheii' penny in 1.1111111 his place.
lmprovemnts are being made at the
,Trlnity Home, Strawberry Hill. 1They
include an is (titled to. the bulidiitsu
Mrs Womel Who has been visiting
Mrsi. Julia Coleman. 01 First avenue
retytuned to Narragansett Pier roster
aMrs William 11. this 't'iiin'd blind
red, of Englewood. N J., are visiting
at the residence 019? William Gilbert in
Vari Zandt avenue ‘,' '1' '1
John F. Griffin the plumber. is con-
flncd to his home iiiucottage avenue.
with, ,a sprained Jloot the result of
jumping from‘ his wagon one do: re
cently.
A dog captured a ham from In front
who livesw
a seriously
tddlM
and started to run across the bridge
with lt.Jol1n‘l..$lf,-991mn1edieu gave
1' ‘ mire 991101111111
Leilve Y'durl-lrdér raid" '1'"
Mrs. Temple's Celebrated
Ilene-Malia Bread and
Doughnuts.
'M that"
East Avenue Market , .
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9 ' B'ARNUM BLDG...
BRIpoEpop'r. cons.
Moo-—
THE MILL REMNANT
SALE
Is brighter each clay" because of
thé é‘xcellent values being oil-cred:
The
HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES
AND INSERTION.
»'l'l1i.'5 5211c has bccn tlit' cause of
crowds around the embroidery
section. And such :1 sale has 1101'—
‘ , or been known before, the reason
' is 0i" :1 large importcr's allowance
on a big consignment of goods
damaged by water in transit.
Really nothing tht' matter with
most of llICIII—~l)llt'30ll01l by we-
icr. onc washing will make its
good us new.
1111 LOTS:
NO. 1. 3 CTS. YARD.
N0. 2. 5 CTS. YARD.
NO. 3, " 8 CTS. YARD.
N0. 4. ,io CTS. YARD.
NO. 5. 121/; CTS. YARD.
,NO. 6. I7 CTS. YARD.
O. 7. as-CTS. YARD.
».\3uluc twice and three times
tlicSc prices.
In THE CLOAK 1200111.
The mild wcltthci' brings us
some exceptional values:
Ulicviot and Kerscy L'loili Jack-
L'ts. black, tun. custor and navy.
ltcuv'y satin liucd. pcurl buttons,
some with satin rcvcis. made to
retail at $7. 50 and $10; sale 1.11 no
75-
About titty old (new tailored)
Ladies Suits. colors grey. bi"own
and navy, sale price $5; value $10
and $12
All Wool Golf Capes of double
.fziccd goods, plaid bucks, sale
mice $4. 75'; value $7.
WOMEN’S WR'APPERS.
iF‘llIc Wr.‘11ppc1 Store of llridgc
port is so (walled by the women
9 folks. and they .uL- authoritt on
this matter.
I‘crculc and 9lnnncltttc Wraps“
, 111-111, tfl'tilois 119111] lintitcrns dcsit'n“
blc most Of Win with ilonncc.‘
1'99pc 019:1 shoulder, full width
1 11 iri. 1111c th'icc, .and Boo. L'ucli'
I'ctzl'il value $1,,iii'diih so nub. "
1., "1.1.1.1. .
ttirers' coil}-
.i-Iulc pi'Icc $1. 51).
mitt $0 Wititltti. sale price
, ,itli the new Bishop. shovels
'1', 'pnsgagger 9991121191
we as -
Min Grace Stadium Maple avenue.
and Maurie 9
Illlommedlcu‘s grocery store. Monday, .
1 ltoway‘ton, yesterday.
5 , The free rural delivery mail carrier
,9. made his first trip yesterday.
. unable to attend school because or an
_ ry M. Simona.
1 Stamford. are spending several weeks
1 will he pleaded til) know that her health
‘ past year.
' ,by e9 tint:
iihuuicli .1le 1&2”?
p or. ‘z'Ind 301'?
he silv‘iup' $31.50 and $3. 590 it
.‘ Daniela. ol' thiri place. was
5:10 trot
Emil ll
1111111 a 1i
Jockwood. 'in (titanium .
' was 11 I'aaldantdulieat (lotion-£9 in his ,
use at was a card or membership in
ball ,i; ,
an outside ‘te
0t. and at lining 111 1
1leb side would winl'o'fl'h
nwtarted promptly at 1:30 0’
East Nerwalk went in with
corftinucd on both tildes until time was
called tot the that ball. the seam
atdudtng 1116110 In Stamford‘a‘ favor.
The second half was even more inter-
outing than the first. Both teams
played harder. neither side hulking a.
many points as they did in the first
half. in this half Daisley. of the local
team ceitainly had his eye on the goal
petting several ,‘tr0m the field and live
011 1.1111... When the time was called
the score was 27—48 in Stamford a
lawn
1 E. E. Gorbam.
East Norwaik. Conn.
sells the paint that Wears twice as
long as lead and oils—memo lead and
zinc. ground by machinery.
as
R0 WA YTON.
Mrs. Samuel Collin. of Cross street
is ill of gr.lp
Louis Ambler, of Wilton
was in
Warren (lager, at ,iiioiwty-aecond
street 11111 the mumps.
E. A Raymond, of Main street Is at
present in Halifax, Canada.
Morrison Dunchy. of Main street. is
attack of grip.
Mrs. George Slilvernaii of Nnumn
tuck. hue been visiting her father. lien-
, l-i. W. Wells 1k (‘ompany him: their
large spite driver in‘ the river, prepur-
1110111 to laying it up for the wintet.
Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Balm of Dunn
ion. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
John Monet-ll. of Logan avenue.
Mrs. John Sniilin. of Ibtyiuond sin-oi.
the West Side. who has been 1'on lb
of] pneumonia, is considerably i1an 01
Pt ‘
A horse driven 11.11.1111... Builcdich 01
Itoilc island. had 11 Violent litunoITbuizc
front the nose in upper Main street
yoniot'du) .Iitci noon '1 ho hov'ao 111101'
«'1 11d until: lontly to be driven idimc.
'l he lmdlcs' Aid Society of the. Moth:
odist Church is holding :1 meetina this
nitr-rnoon with Mrs. lJunIcl Wicks. of
Raymond street the l" but Side. A ten-
cont nnppor will be n01 rod this even
lug.
Those who are selling mail bruins 1‘01
the free delivery have been 1"0pieat-nt
ing to the people that tho post4llllio
ls eventually to be abolished. Where
they got their information is not
known. as the department. has KlYt‘lI
no notice to that ctl’cct. If the depart-
ment maintains the pont-oiiicc bore,
1111 seems to be the intention. Postman
tcr Brynn will keep the other it the
people support it.
W
DARIEN AND NORO TON.
Miss Emma lit-Infield, of Norman, Is
ill of the ltrlp.
M 1'11. George Scott. of l’lou'uyton. was
11 Duricn visitor. Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. C. A. \l‘illson spout
Monday with it lends in Long ltidgc.
Misp Etta Llowou, is .‘illt ndintz several
weeks with ltlen‘di‘l in ()1 page N Y.
Miss Lucretia C llllt n In 0111 again at-
ter :1 serious illness 01’ several weeks.
Joseph Hindley is recovering from a
low duys‘ illness of the prevailing 1n
fiucnza. .
Mrs. Theodore Sherman. of barb-n,
was the guest of South Norwalk
friends, Monday.
Miss Lizzie Purity, of Port (i‘hcstcr,
was the recent uncut of Miss Ut‘l'l‘ll‘
(1151011 [Ailloy avenue.
Frederick Douglas has moved {mm
the tir91wor place to Dr l‘uyno' 11 house.
near tic Noroton depot.
Rev B. C. Pillsbury of New! ‘1111111111.
p1e11Lhcd at the Tuesday evening 111ch
big III the Methodist Chm-.141
M.1'a Hannah 'l'cmruo is visiting Inn'-
ien friends, called here by the death 01
her sister. Mrs. Thomas ’l‘ongue,
A pet dog civncd by William [1)
Stiect was‘ chlorot'm 11ch yesterday.
having developed symptoms of rabies.
Mills Nellie Goodevt- inn-1 recovered
from a few days‘ Illness. and attended
the coufere co in (h'ocnwiclr Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ar'tinn Whitney 01
with Mr. and Mrs. Hemy Whitney,
Darl'on
"l‘lie friends of Miss Myra ..l Davin
bile improved ctntsidcrnbiy during the
The 11910. "Come Ye Disconsobue.
With very finely rcndemd by Miss titli-
nor Stevens; 'in the Congregational
Church. Sunday evening
The communion 11111 Vlll.‘ ut the Con-
11111111011111 Ciiui'tb will not be hold
title 1111.11.11. cwnur to the continued tilt
nos tit 11.11.11.111 11101an '
’l‘l 11111111111111 Emir-aver 1101111199
ozattbnai Church rent. 1
no fruit to their hits
paste this 11,919,
ninety confer no will meet
at. 111.3 Methodist Cinn'eb,)1‘1rlnn, Wml
,nesdny cvcuin.1u1d will be uddruaucd
ldcr Pull 91111111. ,. ‘
limp, w' ti'p “‘1 a 11111111111 'Ii'iit’
Kid. trapped by being lirowa ttoin
amniotic-in South Nerwitllt‘. laid. w‘.ook
I improving, and able to be about.
'i‘he ,IIInIior liipworth League of the
Mlltiiuuhit: (linden new numbers 1.11111
rain members. and bold Its Meetings
an day 111 .1 pzm Mitts llNellie Good
Ieu9ler of
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til
‘ol~
. I'lov.
, ‘ Union and papers
his is '
. her home in Darlen. recoymlng from
it
ngr'3'0'
0
Mlsh Clara 1111111111111. nurse in one of
the,1 New York beapitaik. who was in
lured by a fall 11 law day’s ago. is at
the accident. .
George H. Clnniderton, who enjoys
the reputntlon of being, the champion
skater of l)u1'len,Ic willing to race live
01' ten miles for a wager with Percy
linker. the Norwnlk 'crnck. It is bop-
ed the race can be arranged.
Rev. John ll. Lawrence, of South
Norwalk, preached in the (iongregm
tionui Church. Sunday. The health at
the pastor. Revtl. Herbert S. Brown, 111
though improving. in not sufficiently rc~
stored to permit of his leaving his
home. .
Mrs. l-iurrict 15., wire of ’i‘homun
Tongue. who had been titling the past
few days. died at her home in Hnwes
avenue very suddonip. Sunday after-
noon. Mr. Tongue sent for Dr. .I. H.
White. but Mrs. Tongue .was dead be
fore the physician. who hurried to the
house. arrived there Deceased was
elxty- eight years of age. The funeral
was held today.
Stephen Minor unprinted in the
TOWn Court again Mondaynlgbt. The
von 0. Milkweed. the bondanian who
qualified for Minor to keepythe peace
for six months after an assault on Mrs
Sally Raymond. having surrendered
him, ..l||8ll(t‘ Schildlmccht permitted.
Mrs. Stephen Minor. mother of the ac
(“used to qualify
Leroy Monroe. clerk in Mather at
Grumman‘s grocery store, In one of the
fortunate individuals in town ”this
week. A- few weeks 1130 Mr. Monroe
received a circular from a publishing
house. announcing that it he would
read sixty cents for a subscription, he
would be entitled ton guess on tint
census of the United States. Mr. Mon-
roo did as requested, and rcctdved no-
titre that he wait within 106 of the cur
rent figures. and bud been given a inlet
of $75 ‘11 c.1111i1
The work 01 moving. (irorgc P.
llrctt' 1; house from llai'lcn to ()1: Ring
has been completed and tho dwulliniz
now occupies u nightly location. i‘ht1
house in being enlarged and improved.
The extension which was left on the
old site. will In- titted 11p for quarters.
for the rtmcbnnin. 001111'urtor'Cogga-
well. of Norwalk. moved the house.
The Superior Court has issued an
(11'1ch for tho Stainlmd 81121111; think
to pron-ed against Jacob V. Close. and
rolled money on several notes held
against him. March 12th has been set
us “10 day when Mr. Closes valuable
pmpcrty in Prospect nvcnnc will on
sold unions the claims .11 (I paid prov“
lonely. The probabilities 1111- someone
will purchase the property.
People in Inuit-.111 receiver: news. ym:
tcrdoy of the tragic death of Jesse 1n.
Millspuugh. son of Charles Mllispaugh.
and it caused 11 great shock lll'l‘L' Mr.
Millepuugh bud been outplayed for
some time by tIn1 Perkins Electric
Light (‘onipuny 0i llmmtt‘tnd lie was
dumped in setting 11 pole in Simsbury.
when it toppled over. Mr Mlllspuuah
attempted to get out of the war. but
the DOli‘ fell on him. fracturing his
skull, and death was almost Inatautun
t-ous Deceased was about t'hiIty years
of age, and 111111 a c'mpenter bv occupu
t,.i011 having learned the trade with his
father. ills wife 11 '11. Miss Allin1 i-‘nn
(her and with their daughter Flora
had been living with her parents in
Darien. for arvmal months. Undoi—
taker ilii'clnn'd wont to Simsinn'y for
the body and brought it here yesterday
Iilltit'xnoon llecoascd was a [nether 01
Everett Mlllapunuh and Mrs. Nathan
Finch.
__..»..--.__.....
W". TON.
Mil-1s I'llizubrth ltuyinoud and In 1111.
It. Amblm attended on Monday utter-
noon. at Snugntuok, tin: 1.1111111111131111
Walter (‘lmlt Gregory and Miss Mary
Estelle Hcdcnbcrg
WANT SHORTER HOURS.
W ,
Btrikc is Threatened Among Union
Metal Works", of Chicago.
CHICAGO. Jnnuurr lii~~'l‘ho (,‘Jn'oni-
ole says: llctwocn min: hinc manufac-
turers not Inomiuu'a of the National
Metal Tradea' Association and their
union wmkmcu trouble is said to be
brewing over the question of shorter
hours and 11 strike is threatened III the
spring. About 30. 000 out of 50. 000 un-
lon machinists In the United States Ill‘i‘
involved in the nilliintien for the I011
Honing 0! the work day nom ton hour 1
daily to nine. the nine-'hmu duy bur-
ing been secured through the, strike
of last spring to 20, 000 union workmen
I11 the employ of members of the N111,-
ionni Metal Workcra' Associaiimn
President James 000111111", of the Mn
I'lIInIs‘ts' international Union, who was
in the city yesterday. declared ho is
90111111311111 country in the interest 11'
11141111910111: organizimgghiropupundit lb;
1' 'alnie that 11.111 nIth'bi‘n'u urn jolninu
the union at no raid of Hum 11 day
and that in his opinion "11 utriko in the
runny iiili‘titl'l. not included In the Nat
ionul W01 kors Association. (Olllll not
be new in the Iprilnafl'
Although all the larger machine
shops in Chicano iti'o‘ controlled by the
National Metal 'l‘riulua Association.
ktlll there are over 1011 slump which
11.4.. i,l11‘i!ll.l.i_¢lllt!ll;l)y. ,the, , Impending
htimiko ’I‘lioiio am the small shops
whose wei 111111111 for the 1110111 part have
no connection with unions
aunlc-dflw- 1.... u...
MAYOR BEEBE DEAD. ,
ANtlAil Gl'l‘iY519M'o., 31919imry 111-“
Will?” ”his? igl'tililildll intel-
a. 01H. 1'. 1111164111 111.111 11
‘ Valkyrie lit.
«, tanner has more than
‘ ls ev dent from their dimensions that
1in New York.
ves 9th heaiai'
xi
comma—11.9919. wit u he'aavc the
111 a
Herald. that the new
tact. says the,
the .5 multiple. the
lihlltihgei' ‘11’1'1
Prince of Wale
name beam dimenslor'i'91 though the
two feet mire
drelt than the princes old yacht. it
'SMI'. steep has gone. in a measure. to
the canoe type of Inldship section
more like the Jubilee than any of our
other American boat! It Is quite evb
dent that the yacht tow building by
Denny Brothers. of I'lunbartcn. In less
side and it is quite I'cr,tal11 on her
dimensions, that the will not' be able
to carry quite the still plan of either
the Lawnon or the Beymont syndicate
bout. but‘whlle she may be penalised
in this respect, she gains in another
impor tant direction. in having less dis-
placement less netted surface; and
mi things else being equal, she should
1 unite as easily dr'iven under hér
canvass as the, larger and more pow-
erful boats with their greater sail
spieuds. " '
CALLED 1'11; woos A 1.1m.
Lawyer Then Struck the Court. Even
Though his Honor had Only One Arm.
NEW HAVEN January ill—~Twelvo
doves that escaped from the coop of
Antonio Splueiic. an interpreter in the .
New Haven courts. were the cause of
a tilt/ht in the court over which Judge
l1. E. Jacobs presided The birds
landed in John 0"Rou1'kes barn loft
and he claimed them Spinelle sued
for the recovery 0! the fugitive «lows
and his counsel was James B. Martin
chairman of the Democratic Town
Committee of New Haven. one of the
well- known politicians in Connecticut
During the trial of the and Judge
Jacobs made a ruling that provoked
this comment from Martin: ,
,“.Jacoba you don't know anything
You are a liar."
Soon after Martin strutk Jacobs In
tin.- face and there was a lively Scotti
in bio court room for a few minutes
Jacobs has only our arm. but be used
that and hill two feet In assailing Mar
tin Friends came between the pair
and the light was stopped.
Judgi- Iucobs will present charges to
the Committee any inn- (:1 levnnocu
against 11M1'lin.1ml will sue him for
$1 (qu 101-1131111111
*~—— .
ON TRACK AND FIELD.
Vale and Harvard Athletes to Meet
Oxford and Cambridge Men.
NEW YOllh. January lib—The World
Haw-I Yale and Harvard will meet 01;-
ford and (‘nmbrida'e on fl‘tltk and lipid
again and the athletes of thc Anteri-
111m universities will 11y to wipe out the
defeat they buffered at the hands of the
i'lI's'l'l'mn students in the summer of
Preliminary arrangements have been
for some. little in Inc hands of promi-
nent alumni of all four unlr.ersities
and are now well advanced. but great
secrecy has been maintained by all who
are in any way connected with the pro-
posed meeting. E. J. Wendel. n11 cu-
thusiastlr Harvard alumnus. to a ver—
tuln extent represented his nima mater
In the matter. said inst. night:
“I can neither affirm 01' deny the us-
scrtion of arrangements pending for n
Ilurvm'd-YaIcflxtord—Cumbridge meet-
ing. In fact. I can any nothing about, it
one way or the other. If such negotia-
tions should be pending. It would be for
front discreet (or any one connected
with them to discuss the matter at pre-
sent. Prrsonnilv 1 11m heartily in favor
of such :1 meet."
GRIP IN NEW YORK.
A Conservative Estimate Places the
Number of Canon a: 100.000.
NEW YORK. Junnin'y Ill-411'. (leorizc
I1‘. Shrady sold in 1111 interview regard-
lng the prevalence of the grip in this
city:
"The grip In just as bad as it can In:
and the pneumonia is
worse than the grip. At, 11 conservative
estimate there are new 100,000 cases of
urip III New York city. The duration
of the disease is not very long. three or
four days. but it. will grow worse. The
present epidemic hna catarhhal trn«
dopey. ninl predisposes the patient to
pneumonia and lung troubles." Dr. (‘.y-
I'ua Edson said: "I believe the epidem-
ic In new at its height. It has been
more severe and the caries ItaVe been
Inorr1 numerous than in any previous
epldunic. 'l‘herr 1111- many ocean of
arip pcnumoniu. which is grip affecting
the lungs. This is very dangerouu.’
a...“ .
TH E DIVORCE QUESTION.
W“
York State Lawyer's Meeting.
,ALIIANY. N. l'.. January lfiw'l‘he
New York State Bur Association. con-
tinued itu sessions today. The that
paper read was an MIEWQ!‘ to ex Presi‘
dent. llur.1'ison 011 “The Constitution
and Our New Pcnsbssicna“ by Charles
A (‘lurdincr of New York city. ‘
One of the principal topics conIid~
in NI Whit the "divorce question. " an in-
iltm. William (in well ficnne Enigma?
pni blnhon of Albany. , Bishop “Widow
was unable to be priisent. balm: in Boll-u
ton. and bin pnnm‘mns read by Mien"
My Licorice A. Lawyer. of this city.
WILL ,IGNORITHINOTIGI. .9
.1 SAN common, January to. via Hey-m
lien MIND-“Till? Chamber of Com.
imam: has adopted a resolution 1pm
imiore the notice of the San Dominic
improvement (Epiphany. of New York
declaring. null and void the govern-
ment's disposition and collection 1'0!
the customs duties. and demanding
' WSW! .
111191133 {at
h Shamanic ii is
.1 bettur for an rou‘n‘d performance than ,
My neticenbip M1 ',
sheath are exabtiythe 1
powerful than those being built on this ‘
Paper by Bishop Donne 11nd at New 9
tort-stint: paper (1311: the pen of night ‘
that the directors of the company '
his battle ,
iil‘ millhl‘ilidndlih Jill ul‘
, is really 351: police sold at
, ascéfresh roasted as are
' dermal Thalia 1111111411911
tatiou to substitute. d
at the good 3.9.9.919.
. 1 may}; 11.1.1 '
‘1
Household
Medicine
Alicia hurl Hum Cure for
cramps . Coughs Bruise:
Diarrhoea colds Bums
813mm: and Strains.
olive: instant relief.
‘i‘n'o nines. Inc. and Mr.
'Uuiy 911,1,» 19191191111111.9911” Davin»,
You “antic... coal del1vered to you
by the best method.
most careful men and our aim is for
faction of coal.
WE KNOW IT
will be to your advantage to buy you:
coal here. ..
Ming Lockwood or 00'
Successor to B. Harris.
Coal Yard and Oillce Water street
,Main streets. South Norwalk. 001111.
Telephone Call 31-5.
MORE CANDY AND STILL MORE
CANDY.
son than ever before. Two caucus
probably account for thia——pcople have
more money and our confectionery is
constantly growing in popularity. the
latter for the very good reason that. it
is worthy of it's great vogue.
Chocolates please both eye and palate.
0199ik do not unduly deplete your peeve
at colt
G. GHIOTTQ.
NORWALK
53 WALL STRICT.
' M1 1 psia thrill
”1
eat: wha'i" wheat.
tari iii91i11l i tamarind 9 11111111
I it'll" "I16
”-1 utter 1.11.}.
111 ms avhmsosaurinai.
. attracts
a Alan twenty other comm!”
inlet .
‘ Xmas 11 very "merry" one.
'5 wine prices give you no opportunity to
. ii pkus. Persian Dates.
1' Cape Cod Cranberries,
' New Honey,
‘A. atom.
We employ the
perfection of delivery as well as per ;
Branch Office. Corner Washington and ' '
W11 have sold mort1 cuudy this can- 1
Oil!“ .
, semi-1111'
DWI” in this
of Winn You Eat. 3'
A stomach in 11911.9... will not make
0111' procerles are nertectly. 111111111121
save a little for Xmas giftswtnuothcr
reiiahable feature.) '
Our Very Best Butter.
3 plus. N. 8. Mince Meat.
18 lbs. Gran..8,uxar.
New Layer, Fin, 5
2411: ll).
256
10c box.
Flee
10:: qt.
Fancy Large Prunes,
Fancy Jamaica Oranges,
24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
a191- 1:911an
Twenty years ago a Fairdeid county
man insured upon the endowment plan
in the Conn. General Lite 11111.00. He 1
has new received his money. and wit
so well satisfied that he not only lit
suicd again. but is advising his friends
to do likewise. Have you met 111111:
FRED H. FIELD. Gen; Agent.
United Bank Building.
813th Norwalk
so'tim new:
:11 "Mg: and
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12‘}; tetanuammnosafi.
caturtiuysamioismuaoem
darove'sing‘nom
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more.
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Who'll do my, p'oporg
In. In a tarry a'n'd Jo ' ,
it tidal! 9 . . ,' i
I will, ' '
South Main Stree'th
om: sweater Bi
mm! 11 mi-
. £15.25, EhiQipvélihv'c, :'
101 11 tiifi'iiiitiiiiii
For particulars. apply to
noon 1'1 and
5 RAILROAD PLAtzt
more new; ‘ ,
9 iot' 'l'li lib oi ii .011
some .1
will be rim to
725':
1'1 191‘
3.1.1109 '
JunlmBrd n ;' j
down uith the Grip;-'
mood it.
and Sun.
claim. . _,
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