1 property III Insured.
1 ditty,
. “Munro .... P
by strict fen. will be '
Liverpool 05 soon I; filo
largest insurance on mp5s!
world.) the Royal of L erpool.
ll . -
comm tees.
Prose. P 1
spell» has been appoint
Relief is at hand in South Norwalk.
11 .111 one , , _ 1 . 1MP Ithelnea‘rt lumt‘ond I on
Woods turday. When Mr I. Gail nt in For mm” 0: rheumatic ”MGMB‘ fowl-once company in the Victims“
Broadwaly got home at night. and took the iesisiaturo. aptly is selection is a - For hundreds of had hacks. “Id letford. (one of the in-
of! his. boots. he found tn both foot compliment to M ‘ Itself; 1: surnuco demodulat- in thlsoou d"
For urinary disorders-diabetes. Also twenty other companies mwhlch
are t e very best doing business In this
com I urope.I P ‘
Be Careful I
of What You Eat.
were frosting inJIIl Brodie W asuford was ap‘
lioIPnte‘ll on t e Roads, Rivers and
Lira. Btcphen Minor. .5 well known Bridses contmlttee.P
resident of this place, tiled suddenly The friendly strife for a position on
‘ P this committee was very great. and
of the grin. . rs‘kfiinor I_.s surviyed Ml. Sanford’s pIacticsI knowledge was
by thresi none 351” aphid vy and 1a potent factor in securing him a
George, nildt' Itl dbughtii ”Pippin.
place on It. . P
Fannie; J‘ulili and Kate. Ridzefleld will be heard from in the
B. 14’1“an bledlou led the Its-
“(at Band 6 o'clock meeting. last
The scripting! “a. Rev. J. W Davis 1 Dunn‘s Kidney Pills relieve and
on “The Forward March I the Gen-
fury, as Spain in the birth of Fresh
soy." or“? to In atreviIeIw tof dine
eye to 0 fit you ll .. as on of
ultimatum Ilia new. It took“ fo' a
text Daniel xii 4: "But thou.0. Dan-
cure.
AN
Arc endorsed by south Norwulk cit-
Irons.
Mr. M. Swain. 31 Franklin street.
_ I .W
rd Palmer‘spoat .Bunilliy with his
Edword Palmer, In' Brooklyn,
" outta s raver meeting was held ”lei; cent on tile words. And seal the , “‘9'an and ”9“ ”meme and "‘1‘“
youterdaygairgrnoon at Arthur Wood's book, even to the time of the end; ”ARIEN‘NPM DN “8‘? “5 MOW“ WI“ W “my in“ by Occupation a lineman. says: ”i ““““
‘nosidonce. law shall run to shit no and know» A fill - ._ ‘ A stomach in distress will not make
P 1 : , 1908” “M" increase" P The “mm“ Mrs III? 01‘ 0'33, .. ' DRIVEN FURTHER“ PDN THE REEF. Was In a New York hospital for over If P .. ..
The Board of Engineers of the East Cover-inmdro‘m I" are are choose. 2 mos u very merry one.
throughout w‘as replete with informa-
tiou. statistical and otherwise. and
held the closest attention of all res:
out.‘ The dodiiker said: ”My su Ie‘c‘t
will cover a wide field. but I Will con
a your under treatment for kidney
complaint and urinary trouble. and
when discharged i received an uncured
card. I had too frequent action of the
Ward Line Steamer Vigilsnois Now in
Seven Feet of Water. P
HAVANA, January BIM'i'he Merru‘t
and Chapman tug Rescue has arrived
here and will proceed at once to the
Our groceries are perfectly reliable
——-fhe prices give you an opportunity to
save a little for Xmas gifts—(another
Norwaik Fire Department will be holds.
at headquarters tonight.
”ml-e.
Mr. and Mrs. 'i‘. H. Foster. of Dan-
Miss Kate Paris. of Barton. has re-
turned human-om a visit in New York.
......”
Miss Clara Silllmtpl. of New York.
bury. are “any; of Mr. and Mrs. W. 1. {Pine puyaelft to the two items referred has been obll P ~ if h hi i
5 P 800 ‘0 I‘Gium MIN 08"“) scene of the wreck f i I . ‘9 3 a e WWW-l
P 104‘". “ism!“ street 1; 013181359 “0;; J]?- logifitlérlgrfrlgt because of Illness. steamer Vigilanolu. xhiornwxiltriiskyi: kidney secretions; in fu‘ct I had lost
. . . .....- . , , . Our Ver Best Butter. 24c lb
. on tale 0 arise Bl denbur e si elf n .‘ e vs statistics shovdu toe . during a fog January 14. off Lou Colo all control. l procured Donna Kidney y -
1 Sea llllrd, hiis "meg fro 8 Lou oil: It ills of 5:5 oi wire 00 troll 8", b The members; of Volunteer Hook “do; bunks, about eighty miles west, , , l . 3 pks. N. s. Lilacs Meat. this
m g n m r as II I and Ladder autumn Are IND-Mink of here. Pills from I laisteds Drug Store. The) -
land, with a load of turnips. Elie yWes'lt‘eriiulé’nloa "Eeiegsph ties:- for a ball in the Town “a" on Fern-u The “N news heaved hero for (“d me more good than any doctor av 18 lbs. Gran. sugar, $1.00
W an , also I sum or mean gee , ’ ‘ ‘ New La Fl . - .
Howard Benedict spent Sunday with tranomltted by them during the past dry 14th ___,.,,______. 3V0 ““3" gm“ the i‘ll‘lla,"”“ ”"0th or did and not only benefltted myself 2 pkgs Surging“ the bi):
his brother. Rev. C. E. Benedict Ben- year, specifying the different coun- Ernest (‘rofoot won a silver set at h“"‘,‘““ t, f “‘I’f‘mgfi i‘ I“: steamer ' '. ' c
sonhnrst, 31,00,“an N. Y. tries to which they were sent and the the Micrbbbne concert Saturday night. til“: £9915: blenr‘iiar‘l‘i out erect by but i advised Mrs. Swain to take Cape Cod Cranberries. me at-
-—-- ......— - number to 900M “‘50 “‘9 number of in the Town Hall, for, meshing nearest (egg 0? waterfn‘ného he: '1‘»:er $53533]; Dean's Kidney Pills for her backache. New "on“. 10c glass.
The Brilliant wrmAthiegithlubes miles of wigs controllgl by tit; Bell the number of bean‘s ",1 . bottle. . m Wm! H) prevent her pounding on They cur-ed her" Fancy Large Prunes. 10c lb
to have an outer II out a e ell! Telephone burnout: nations the ....-- ...... u“, met ' Fancy Jamaica Oranges. 25c doz
headquarters in East: avenue, January
30t
The two Revival Ball are going to
Norwalk‘ Wednesdiiy. crediting. to cori-
duct services in the Knight Street A.
M. E. Church.
......
Dr. Ieorge C. Douglass and Dr. Hero
P ... breakout”) 1 P 1
Dire. rabbit's 50‘“ 1 hinted
Ilene-blade Bread and
Doughnuts.
P at the
”East Avenue Market
SMITH Mililliillr Iii
BARNUM BLDG. .
BRIDGEPORT. 2 CONN.
1 ...—......”
rrlrsrruru.I.PIlilltuu
Began Satlirday. With a
Rush of Business.
h Never again, here or elsewhere.
anywhere. will you meet with an
oficr like this
These guns “ere used in the
cavalry during the war-18m to
l864 lire} include the Burnside.
1-.iall (.ialaglrcr. Smith. Star and
Maynard Patents.
For decorating purposes, or as
relics they have no equal.
THE ’PRICE 59c. EACH.
”llrc Swords. Sabefs. Grenades
Canteens, were sold before noon,
but expcit more Tuesdav llloru~
ing.
OUR MILL REMNANT SALE
will continue through this week
with the great many good values,
interesting this cold weather and
it' a just begun. F'shcrc bound to
be a siege of it now. Preparations
are easy with the scale of low
prices on warm garments
WARM UNDERWEAR.
Men-“.5 e‘xt'rn llcavy fleece lined
shirts and drawers, 45¢ each.
Men’s natural wool shirts and
draivers, heavy Weight, 45c each.
Men' :4 ribbed fleece lined shirts
and drawers, 39c each.
Men' .5 camel- hair shirts
drawers 69c each.
Ladics‘ fleece lined ribbed, good
licnvy vests and pants. 39¢. each
Ladies’ fleece lined, ribbed vests
rind pants, 23c. each.
and
L'ndics’ all- wool vests and pants
in gray and white (igc. cac'lr.
Children .5 211- wool vests and
pants sizes: .zto 34, 38c each;
.Mcu' .5 white uulauudcrcd shirts.
2503.13553 for It 0 39c 42c 48c
(K)c.
all
wdiiritrrs when ours’ms
Garments at Iilmost your own
price, worth buying,r for another
season. i;
value wr on you see them.
WOMEN s mounts.
Cheviot and literacy ninth occult.
. it was not possible to travel any fast
on 'll be surprised of flip-1
greatly improved newwaper presses
four of which he said are is use him.
office of one of the leading New ork
dailies alone. each capable of toidlns
and counting 1.000 newspapers every
minute, and asked his hearers if they
thought knowledge has increased In
those days. He spoke of the fact that
'Mr. Depsw, at a recent exhibition In
New York sent a message around tilt
world, and it retii ed to him in that
same building in gtyinine minutes
Then he s ire of a means of travel
In" these d‘y ya. man toiling solhe of on.
record breaking trains. the bicycle. the
automobile etc. as fulfilling the pr-opll
ecy as to and fro particularly. said he,
us until about seventy- -five years ago
or than in Abruham' s time. in closing
he said the time of the end is not the
end of time, blrt that period which just
-prccedes the and; but, said he. in Inc
light of the prophetic scripture. may
we not conclude that we are near the
end of the time of the end. and the
next event will be the coming of Jesus
and the end or the world He can-
eluded by own; unsaved ones to ac-
dept, salvation. while they have oppor
Inhibit. Mr. Davis anrrtluuced us. fill:
snbiect fer next Sunday evening
"Last Day Signs."
‘01.- “WOW
Pleat umeik. Conn.
bells the f‘paliit flint wears twice as
long as lead and elk—Demo lead and
nine, ground bronchi nary.
. [IOWA Irma
Williamk‘l'luyler,Is1'11suf1fering from In
severe cold.
Miss Alice Seeley. of Crockett ave
one. Is III of the grip.
...-...— __
Bennie Broadway is recovering from
an attack of the grip.
George Wicks went to Dnnburv
Friday, on a business trip.
Frank dud Harvie’Jarvls. oi Main
street, are seriously ill of the grip.
Mrs. Merritt. mother of Mrs. Lucy
Lyon. of the west side, is ill of grip.
Mrs. Mary Ely and family spent
Sunday. with her mother in Nonalk.
"w
Miss Lida May Wicks fell on the
ice, Friday and injured her knee quite
b.adly
...——
Captain George Wicks, of Raymond
street, was in Danbury. Saturday. on
business.
Rev. Frank ..0 grown who is ill of
grip. at his borne In Main street. is
recovering. .. W
The harbor is frozen over so that it
is impossible for the small boats to
get out or In, . ,
unto-.-
Stephen Boeley, a. former resident.
III still seriously sick at his home in
Newark, N. "J .
Mrs. Harriet Young, who fell and
brokevlfer Ilrlltseveral weeks ago. has
had the splint taken off.
i’P. I
George Crockett, of New York. spent
Sunday with Mr and Mrs. .iohn Crook
eff. of Raymond street
...-.-
John L'lfd‘nimedieu returned home
Saturday. Ptt’er a week's visit with
relative Pl‘few York city P ..
P ...—...
Mrs. :ssnfiiya Wicks of Highlilud
around. is the guest of Mr‘ and rs.
George Wicks, of Raymond street.
Miss Jessie Most and Miss Lottie
Fitter. of If Norwalk. were the
P nests of is. MosIetta Hart. yester-
ay ‘1.
MI. and Ins Bobbrto. Raymond. oi
the west a do. still entertain friends at
William Mackoy, Miss Ellen Nash.
Mrs. T W. Austen. Mrs. C. A Willuml,
and James Goodcve are tho latest vic-
tims of the grip.
Rev. John B. Lawrence, of South
Norwaik. preached in the Congrega-
tional Church. yesterday. The condi-
tion of the pastor, Rev. Herbert S.
Brown, is slightly improved.
annually
1 Taylor Adonis iii sick.
The two children of Frank lildkc are
—
—
. ‘ -..—m
Miss Edna Crauford is visiting in
Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gregory and Mr.
and Mrs. I‘. P. lI‘lllow arc sick of grip.
Mrs. Annie Adams has gone to Nor-
walk. to board for the remainder of the
winter.
MI. and Mrs. Robert Clark. of East
Norwaik. were guests on SIundnv at F.
l‘-‘. (.‘Plark'a.
4.....-
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Ruby died Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Caroline Buckley. wife of Peter
Buckley. died Sunday morning. after a
lingering illness. She leaves a from
handfaged parents. lwo daughters and
one son. The daughter. Mrs Charles
Rubey, who has cared for her mother.
has the sympathy of the community in
her double bereavement The funeral
of the infant and Mrs. Buckley will be
held at the house. on Tuesday. at '3 p.
or.
WESTON.
Miss Shirley Treadwoll. of Bothei. is
visiting relatives hero.
Levi Squires has visited his sister
Mrs. Warner in Dunbury.
Mrs H Bartrum has returned home
from a visit In New Y.ork
Mrs. Josephine l‘itch is spending a
few days in New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. Hawioy Williams, of
Ridgeflold, have spent a few days with
friends here.
Arthur Nicholrmf Ridgellelll.
spent a few days with his sister.
R. C. Williams.
has
M rs.
Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Wukemun. of
Southport. have spent a few days wirh
Mrs. F. P. Morolrousc.
Miss Lillian Adams. who has been
spending a few weeks in Bridgeport.
was at her hone (Ivor Sunday.
Clifford Sturges found one of his.
ears badly frozen while returning from
work one frosty evening last week.
......
Since going to Bridgeport, iast,wsek
Mrs. B. F. Root has been seriously ill
at the home of her father-in2law,.but
Is now somewhat better.
The newly installed officers of No:-
fleld Grange will not In their ofilcial
capacity for the first time at the rogu-
lar meeting on Friday night.
RURAL DELIVERY FOR THE
GO UNTV.
The Washington correspondent of
the Hartford Post writes:
"Congressman Hill. who is at the
Post Office Department many times
every Week in. consultation over the
map lug out of the Fairfleld county
ruralJ free delivery routes. has arrang-
ed for two routes to start from Green
wlch cemmenolng February I. It is
expected that. before the adjournment
of Congress, the changing of the whole
smaller post-office system of Fairueld
county into the rural free delivery ser
vice covering the whole county. will‘
‘ i had trained plying-runny to the habit
There are indications of
unothr r
nor that.
m"
BIG ORDER FOR WIRE.
Sis Thousand Tone for the East River
Bridge at New York.
PITTSBURG, January 2lw’l‘he Car-
bon Steel Company.. of this city. has
hooker] orders for six thousand tons
of a high grado‘of open hearth acid
steel wire for use on the new East
River bridge at New York. The com-
pany took the contract from Swedish
producers who' heretofore have been
regarded as the only Interests able to
supply the grade of who required.
”—0.
N0. 10.089.
A Mind Reader Told the Number of a
Watch That Had Been Staten.
"Before I broke info the legitimate."
sold a clever actor now in the city
“i figured for several seasons III flu-
rolc of a 'parlor outerraincr.‘ and (mo
of my specialties pus mlnd-roudlmz.
Of course the whole thing was II fak-
birscll on It syufirm of “’Irlos giwn lll‘
my assistant but purr- rhuucc and
good lurk often unpblod luv to intro
Ilrrco luriutions of a truly sluriiiuu‘
character. My quoulosl mpcrienoe or
that sort cirrus about through the mi..
delivery of a letter M the time I In
for to i was at a hotel in all lmva tow n.
where l was booked lo give an criter-
iuinmont before a lvrcum club, and
ruining down in the morning I found :1
letter in my box fr In a local jewelry
house. it stated Ibi: Lily that tho“ nuur
but of my wutclr' . II; 10059 and or
pressed the hope I tit would ‘soon be
discovorod' i was puazlod for a mo
must but in looklu‘k again or the nu
\olupu. i saw that if was addressed In
:cmcbody of my own surname but willr
differ-cut initials. ‘Olr. Hull‘s for
r. »-~-.' said the clerk. when i holid-
ed it back: he's a lawyer In town and
lives born at tho hotel.’ The incident
made no special impression on me. but
of retolrtiveuess. and l roller-ted casar
ally that Mr. M-r—hud evidently lost
his watch. and had asked the jcwolcr
in look up the number from his rm
ords. That night by an odd coimi
deuce. the lawyer himself was present
at my entertainment. and use appoint
ed as one of tho cornmiftoc to ask me
‘tcst uuostlons' in tho mind-reading
act. As soon as i heard his nami- i
recalled the. letter and proceeded to
give him the surprise of his lilo.
“I have been very successful in lo-
cntlng lost articles.‘ said I. 'arrri if any
of the committee would like to try in:-
in that. particular i shall ho glad to re-
ipond." ‘Suppose you see what you
can do for mo,‘ said the lawyer. in;
nsl supposedlre would. “Very well.
i replied; “you have lately loaf some-
thing of considerable vairro-~sorue~
leing—cr‘—-l'orrnrl in shrine." Then i
pretender! loP ilyluk It is a gold
watch, lsaid. fluuliv “That's right!‘
he oxcluinrem oxcitediv; .‘but i don't
see how vou know. I have been keen
log it quiet. and haven't even rcporh-d
the matter to the police) ‘To prove to
you this is no guess work.‘ said I i
will now tell you the number; if is
10089.‘ At that the lawyer nearly full
out of his chair. 'The watch was stol
on.‘ 1 continued, ‘und will be recovered
from a pawnshop in about two months
The thief will be sought and sent to
prison.‘ Needless to say. all this lllilil‘!
a profound sensations and the lawyer
became a convert on the spot. The
ruost remarkable pull. of the affair was
that the watch really was recovered
in about the manner I predicted.
Whether the lawyer ever found out
that I“ had read his letter I don” t know;
but tllc chances are ten to one the
hotel clerk forgot all about it "-~New
York Iommerciai Advertiser.
anus—-
...——
.“i can't understood it at all. " solllo
quizod the bunk president. after the
tilrsted cashier had departed for parts
unknown. "He was a good fellow.
smoked could who u drink mwhen nec-
essar y and never attended church ox
Sold for 50 cents a box. Foster-Mil-
hurrr Company, Buffalo. N. Y..
agents for the United States.
Remember the uanle~flouri‘swand
tulle no other.
...-.." ... ,, . ....—
IT HAPPENED AT THE BALL.
“There goes unfortunate Mrs. John
son." silo remarked.
"Why do you speak of her :15. unto“
frlnuio?“ he asked.
"Her husband has suffered some flu—
Ilur-iul reverses recently," she explain-
od. “Only yesterday she told me they
were so poor if was a qucsliou of liar-
ing something to wear or something
to out." P
He looked at tho subject of
coimnmrt
replying.
“I would infer from llur costume."
said at lu-Ii.
lrcrscll'
Post,
sole
this
somewhat critically before
be
"firm sire is not stintlug
gastrouornicnlli‘." 2 Chicago
Lehlgh Don’ t Lie
If}!!! V
You want your coal delivered to you
by the best method. We employ the
most careful men and our aim Is for
perfection of delivery as well as per
faction of coal.
WE KNOW iT
will be to your advantage to buy youl
coal hero.
Irving Lockwood bl Co.
Successor to B. Harris.
Conl ‘i’ard and Ofllce Water street
Branch Office. Corner Washington and
Main streets, South Norwalk. Conn.
Telephone Call. 31-5.
MORE CANDYCAND STILL MORE
A
We have sold more candy this sea:
son than over before. Two causes
probably account for this—people have
more money and our confectionery is
constantly growing in popularity, the
latter for the very good reason that it
is wmthy of it's grout vogue. Our
Chocolates please both eye and palate,
and do- not unduly deplete your poorl-
ethook.
GHIOTTO’S.
sI WALL eraser. ‘NOIIWALK.
A. S l U LL,
24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NQRWAIK.
Haulruihlihisllar?
Twenty years ago a Foirfield county
man insured upon the endowment plan
in the Coup. General Life Ins. Co. He
has now received his money. and was
so well satisfied that he not only in-
sured again. but is advising his friends
to do likewise. Have you met him?
FRED H. FIELD. Gen. Agent.
United Bank Building.
South Norwalk.
SOUTH NOR WALK
SJ ”NUS BANK
Open daily. except Saturday. from
03.xn.t012m..enr fromltoamu
Saturday. 9 a. m. to II In. ., and on Mon
day evening from 7 to 8.
interest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN BOLMANB. Prest.
JOHN n. reams. Vioe-Presr.
0100. F. BBARBE. Bee. and Tree
QUICK
Who'll do my paper-
fng In a hurry and do
It right!
I will.
JunfusBro wn
South Main Street.
Under Buckley a Wheeler's Bicycle
store.
Res. 25 Elm Grove PIace
FOR SALE
LOT on WASlllllGlbll STREET.
For particulars, apply to
JACOB M. PLAYI‘ON
5 RAILROAD PLACE.
scum uoewrrut.
soar. THROAT?
* Brazillan
Balm..P.P...
100. 300. 500 or St. 00
BAXTER’SW or
Pttlsi‘ao's P_
Hustle forcesh
- “AV! NEW YORK res .
NORWALK soot».
.11'00
' LsAvs eo‘dw ONORWALK FF
A (loud Workman
will give prompt intention to.
your plumbing, if you let up
know your wants in that Iftl “
We employ skilled and ..
fuI assistants and the“ be 1 1
materials. Call us up pd: an
time and you'll have reason to
be glad you did so , '
Phone 1373. 1 1
so South Main Street,
South Nor-walk.
Ho 8
To Suit Every» I?
We have them coming by: P
the can load every ‘
tom 1
M. TARLOV;
monomer rm.‘
Daily Frpig‘llt Liiib
and
NEW YORK.
Propellers
crrr or nonwanx.
VULCAN AND mom
Leave Norwallt 6 p m. are Bout.
Norwsllr 6 p to Leave
Pier 23, East River, mmgm 1 1
3 p.m
WM
N.Y..N. ll. &ll. R. R51;
rm: natal. “
In Effect December 2. 1900. ‘I 1'
LEAVE souru NORWAL
uswv vno n.K K F“ ‘
A. M..-—12 55x. 4: 55:. 5: 45:, 5: il.’
655 713 754 81. V
9 $8 #I 22x. 10;‘01 6152:”3I: ’IBUg‘
~12:6I1ix.117.2':25x are
a: 21x. 4: or, 4: 50:, ' 1
r: 555. 8-11. 10. 20. 5223, 5: 55:. 8:th
A 12: 59 4 M5“ it
. .‘-' I 3,5 240‘. 9: 0 l 1
p. M.——a: six 5': 2,5, 5. 551.7: 20.10: 110. ‘
A. M.:—12 02;, .:5 on a: :60
s: .lIunr.x 121:02; 2: 00x, 10: nu?‘ 10.0}:
jam—{2: 00154520338028808.
700509;.031 . -0 $003,050);
1* BUNDA
3‘. bis-12: 03!. 6:00?7:80,10i03t
P. M.:—-0 00.11:01
H,
A. M.:~—12 08:. 121555201“.
7:418:44. 9:10x. 10: 05:, 1
111: 42.
P.:.M—-120x, 1:10 M0735. 4
6: .Ignlg .26, ,7:t0'1.9dgfa. 0: .13; 1‘1): .13 '
~ r gepor n a on It tv
M.. 2: 46. .04 7:28. ‘1'
SUNDAYS.
. M.:—a12 081. 1: 11s. 1: 202.3
9:12.11:08:. 1
225.1
eo'u'm iioriWALIt ro oANI'IJ
cent when forced to by his wife Who
would have suspected such It man was
leading a doubln life and was super bl Dy 7 sp 10p sia’ 1P “re
A. M.--6. 35. 10:10x.
r. M.:—-1 so. 4: 25: 5: 10.6: of)
runway 20 600'er
A M.——8:00. 722:,0:8&N11?81.
P. M.:-—-4 00!. 0 5. I
be completed; "
1P IW
Minibus submarine convene.
CLEVELAND. Ohio, January 21..
The twenty sixth convention of the
colors, black, tan, ca5for and navy,
heavy sufi‘ii lined. pearl buttons,
some with satirirrewrs, made to
retail from $7 50 to (fill); sale price
pianist perIY. Saturday evoplng of thin
Highest «is rice paid for old met
sis and malaria e of every klud.
Inc a postal and i will call.
Prompt attention and honorable
.. ... -“--. DrOp
ll number of boys went to Chas ‘
mar'a pond. Saturday morning. and
londont of a Sunday 'IIitiIlOOI in Brook-
lyn? Nobody. I say!" P
$4 75- . . the snow off so that there a NatlonaiAasooiatidu of Marine Engl dealings with all. lam occasions" in Sundovtruindtobinburvrii 9W
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