Mrs ..l;iarry u ter. of First avenue,
isloOnIoInpluilng a tew days visit in
New its is city y.
‘Mrs‘. ranvllie Benedict, of Hownrd
street. this, place. is, che guest of retro.
tives. In Springfield, M.ass
Mrs G. W Benedict of Howard ave-
nue. has returned from a week‘s visit
with friends In Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Mary L' Hommedieu. of this
piece. Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Al
fre'd Crockett. of Crockett avenue,
“swayed...
The Stars of East Norwalk. and the
Center School Juniors, Norwalk. will
play a game of baseball. on Mayflower
uval, Saturday.
Thomas Colylins. who has been the
guest of his brother. A. J3 Collins. ‘of
East Norwaik has returned to his
home In Danoury.
The sharpie which has but. on the
flats down the harbor, In an inverted
position, for several days, hits been
rishted and towed away. .1
George E Becker. of, East Norwnlk,
who want to Newark, New Jersey,
some time ago. to take a position. has
returned here. to reside.
William Sllcox has repaired William
Staples’ boat. which was damagdd last
week, by fire. the origin of which Mr.
Staples has been unable to learn.
Samuel Priest and a ,ppmpany of
friends ’ F’r t hg‘r‘tests.‘
The annual meeting of the East Nor-
walk li‘lre' refinement will be field tb-
nlght, at the Mayflower' s apartments.
and every member should be present.
A social and entertainment under the
auspices oi” be Ugrec Club will be held
1 li ,. , ii , rd it u
" e ‘ ‘ ‘ gneo e
Avenue Methodist Church will meet to-
night, In the church, and It is requesb-
ed that all who attend will bring their
Bibles.
The Star baseball team was defeated
Saturday. by a pickup team, who were
much older, however, than the theme
here of the former team. The score
was ’i to 6.
Miss Oral Mal King. of Osborn ave-
nue. has .cturned item a visit In
Bridgeport, and will entertain the
Ilgree Club. At her home Friday even-
lng, June 7.
There Wiii be an official board meet-
ing and the quarterly conference. at
the parsonage of the East Avenue
Methodist Church tonight. Everybody
interested is requested to be present.
Miss Cecile Osborn, of Osborn avc~
one, Is one of the members of the grad
listing class of 1901 of the New Haven
Normal School. The commencement
exercises of the class will be held about
the 20th inst
Arthur Day cut two of his fingers
with a knife a few days ago. This did
not prevent Mr. Day from playing with
the Mayflower team. of which he is
captain, Saturday afternoon.
Dorion’s Point was visited by quite
a number of people yesterday. but
many more would have gone down to
the Point if the day had been warmer
and clearer. Quite a number went out
fishing.
The Star baseball team. of East Nor-
walk. would like to meet any team, the
ages of the members of which range
from eleven to fifteen years. Frank
Sherwood. of No. 1 Bette Place, Is the
manager of the Stars. '
The Cleveland Wheel Club held a
club run to Weston and Westport, yeo«
terdoy morning, and In the afternoon
some of the members rode to Sound
[lunch and return. At the morning run
there was it large turnout and about
ten of the. members took the afternoon
ride. They report the roads to be in
fair condition. and an enjoyable time
was had.
A. H. Warner delivered a very capa-
ble address in the East Avenue Metho-
dist Church. last night. A large and
appreciative audience was present to
hear him. During his stay here. Mr.
Warner Is the guest of James L’Hom-
median. of Seaside place. Mr. War.
ners home Is In New Rochelle. New
York.
At the conimilnion service. in the
East Avenue Methodist: Church, yes-
wrilay morning, twelVe persons were
admitted to membership in the church.
The new members are Mrs. Annie A.
Spr‘ague. M". and Mrs. James Barnes.
Mrs Jennie Murray, Mr. and Mrs. ,Il~
llam TWISH. Mrs. Evelina R Me is
land. Mrs. Jam 0. Seaman. Miss Em-
ily linbbsad. Roy Walldron, Roy ll‘an-
gospel by John.
'0
commenting he he read, after which the
. ' a Supper Pas
Mimi.
moved.
givlns as his
It is to tithe
VF'glgifdiou‘lty for that s
merit, Jno.v
_ hen as shdwlng the
Peter third night”:
. der in when it will be carried out:
t. .n
‘ Essay—Territorial Growth of the Unit~
The morning sermon was a
reply to the text which was from f Pet-
.1qu which read: than what
‘ehll be 0! them that obey not
eiflWaflbiisbi
, a judg-
in day set
‘ place,
tate-
99 Acts irrit, 31. al‘
'1!ch
Following is the program and the on
Marcthlvcntleth Century 1“ H. Losey
Tovi City Mandel ,fib
Rev. J. J Faust
The Value of Health .
Iss Belle Guillermo
‘c Angeifiltdho Window
ed States.
Gerardns Adams. -‘
Soprano gold—The Vesper Bells Were
in l .
R MfrsFWIliIs ll. Nickerson.
Detroit-Natural and Acquired Ability,
Mitts Edith 5. Wings B it
is tionmlilncoursgemen 0 gas,
as 6 Twin City Mandolin Club.
ress~ ,
M Rev. Paul M Strudel“. ‘
Solm—The Gondolier’ a lion. “almond
George H litre.
Presentation of Diplomas.
Rev. Romilly F. Humpbries.
Selection—Minus. W. H. Santelmnn.
Twin City Mandolin Club
Bedediétldn.
. “Dairlirmmn NORDMN.
Mrs. M. M. Scoveil has been a visit
or In New York city
Mrs. Willis filfiary
f 0 or teoen nous.
rbill's:l Daisy Avery, of Bridgeport.
has been the guest of Miss Jessie st.
John.
The annuili examinations will com-
fence at the. Dorian Center School one
week from today.
“Miss Bertha, Miller, of South Nor-
walk. will be the guest this week of
Mrs. Willis Avery.
Mrs. Julia Hitchcock who has been
seriously Ill. ls recovering and soon
will leave, for Groton.
Ederd Wadham
guest of friends in Clenbrook. has re-
turned home to New York
Mrs. David Mother is seriously ill at
her home In Darion. She was taken
sick very suddenly Friday night
Mrs. Ronald D. Lyon returned home
from New York last week, where she
nest, eof her mother Mrs.
re Jr ..
prised ‘Dichnrd Authored: has re
tiirhed from a twu weeks‘ visit in
Peekskill, N. Y. His family is expect-
ed to arrive home today
. It Is requested thin every member
or volunteer Hook and Ladder Com-
pany turn out for the meeting tonight.
as the matter of attending the New
Canaan celebration .will come up.
Mr. Brewer’ s new residence in No
ton avenue, is now completed and
presents a fine appearance. Mr. Brew-
er is improving and beautifying the
grounds.
The .lunior League of the Darlen
Methodist Episcopal Church, held a
very successful social at Miss Helen
Goodave‘s in LeRoy avenue. Saturday
afternoon.
All of the members of the family of
John D. Crimmlns are expected to ur-
rive from New York today. to occupy
their palatial summer residence. at
Collendur’s Point.
The. Rev. Joseph L. Guernsey, pastor
of the Darlen Methodist Episcopal
Church, delivered an address at the
Young Men's Christian Association
rooms. in Stamford. yesterday attor-
noon.
The funeral of Mrs. Phoebe Turner.
who died in Toronto. Canada. was
held at her late residence. in Noroton.
yesterday afternoon. The Rev. Louis
French officiated. Interment was In
Spring Grove Cemetery.
From Darien comes the tale of a
young man who went to the big city
of New York a few days ago to see the
sights. in the course of his sightsee-
ing the young man. It is said. encoun-
tered a shark and was shorn of some of
his fleece. Withthe aid of the police,
the story goes. he recovered his goods
and chattels and be was happy again.
The replevin suit of lease Payne
against John Raymond come up in the
Darien Town Hall. Saturday afternoon.
before Justice W. H..Wlilmott. Jr. C.
W. Lounsbury was counsel for Mr.
Raymond and Leo Davis, of Norwalk.
represented Mr. Payne. The latter
claimed that a mirror which he owned
was :In the possession of Mr. Ray
mond. He desired to recover it and
bad a writ sworn out before Justice
Willmott to secure the property. The
writ was served by Constable Sharer.
who took the mirror and held it until
the case was, manuscript. The law
allows the some justice 'whoh drawa up
erit to, try the ones. Til ere were
aiso several discrepancies In the way
the writ. Was served. The court order
ed Constable Sharer to return the pair
ror to Raymond it is not likely that
anything more will be done about the
matter.
The New York World yesterday con-
tallied the following: Miss Genevieve
Hacker. who won the Metropolitan
championship on the Morris County
ls recovering
ll years 0 its.
sex County Club. of Orange. and is
captain of the (women's team. Under
the guidance “loo? 9 Strain, the old
scotch rote , ~wall bdrd to
beat. he w ‘Iprdct yu‘ilknown
when she appeared In tbwe Metropoli-
tan tournament. and many of the
young womw‘who hall floured propiin»
ently in previous contests refs ed
her amidst i"
Hooker“ ever
We Iiil‘no lull
She simply valid dished cbliniii on end
ex. champions as “fast as she met them,
and carried off the prises. and at pres-
., . iii‘ 11.0 iii younil
p'shiiis ‘dii‘nio of the
, New York at Collend‘e
the scene Friday vertebrate fierce
'1 i p bait ttle ii‘yisil twolomploy-
on} at work
, fast one u fortunate. acarponter, Tho-
I
. ohlect of the attack and Thompson
:1: wall brought Into it «IIn an attempt to
a who has been the ,
a ball, guide which took place In the lat-g
. for city setnr‘day run some to
season oil the horns grounds. Satur-
day. The Port Chemist's. who took the
spectators. that
to pull t tm
Port Chester. 1 i l 0 2 3 i 0 Jw—lii
man, i 0 2 ll 2 0 0 6—12
e hits, Port Chester 12 Dorian
112: errors. Port Chester? Dorian 5. ,
The Iowa Just outside of the new
handball court now In course of con-
strdction on the property of John D
”Crimmins. the anti Tammany man of
rs Point... was?
. gig-gm and than
c rout of the property All
the result of the encounter of lists and
mas Tom son. who real as on
Franks street; remand. Is led up at
his home with a fractured law and
suffers the? loss or several of his teeth
caused by, a kick from one of the corn-
asthma in the mix up. Daniel can,
who Willi! about the place all, winter.
and a man nomad Matt Fiaberty. of
were. so It is a ated. the
instigators of
NM tumble-.1
James Willnot was this
senor to the on Hillary y about
the piiice at dig time was mad up in
the battle, which took place in the
open air inst outside the new band-
ball court. Thomson fought like tl-
pars, it virus it case of dog cat deg for
awhile until finally the weaker be-
came exhausted and bad to unit When
the battle was over. those who conic
to the rescue found it necessary to call
In the services a several physicians.
The most serious case was that of
up. for a, number of days .livitii his in-
juries. Warrants have been issued for1
the two aggressors and they still be
hrreh’ted just, as soon as they can be
con
R0 WA YTON.
. John Jarvis has put, his sails on his
small boat for the summer.
Captain John Plunder has his sloop
Grace on the shore for repairs.
John Broadway and Allie Ferris
drove to Long Ridge, yesterday.
James O‘Connor. of Crockett avenue.
has secured a position In Westphri.
The sloop Barn has arrived trotuf her
trip to Rockawa‘y with a load" or eye-
tors... .
Addie“! Milli! picked up a large
ongntity of timber in the Sound sat-
r ay.
,Mrs. John Rich. of crockctt avenue
Weill. to New ”York Saturday to spend
slow days.
A line sailing yacht has been laying
off J Sherman lioyt's breakwater fur
the past few days.
A large number of people from this
place went to Darlen Saturday to wit-
ness the ball game,
Fthpols Boylatou of the baby car
ridge factory. has been spending a few
have In New York.
Large numbers of eels are being
caught with bobs in the harbor. these
fine moonlight nights.
Miss llda Wicks. who has been
spending a few days in Stamford. re.
turned home yesterday.
Peter Brown. of New York, has been
the guest of his father. Rev. Frank C.
Brown. of Main street. ‘
Harvey Acknrt has returned home
from a several days' Visit with his par
cuts. at Schaghticoke, N. Y.
Ernest Wilson and Frank Ferris
have secured positions at the Roma
Point Hotel for the summer.
The usual social praise and prayer
service will be held in the Rowayton
Baptist Church. Thursday evening.
Gustavo Hertz Is now employed days
on the steamer Mabel L. Stevens and
tends to his cobbllng business nights.
Isaac Payne took a trip to City is.
land last Saturday night on the train
and rode his bicycle back from there
yesterday:
Benjamin Boercm has moved from
Captain Lowndes's place in Main
street. to Mrs. Smith's house on the
Roton Paint road.
There will be a cottage prayer meet
Ingl tomorrow night at 7:30 at the resi-
deuce‘oi Mr. and Mrs. John H. Sherer
'In Highland avenue.
Harry Hollins. who has been work-
lng In the oyster business at Green-
port. L. L. for three months. has re
turned blame for the summer.
The Ladies' Aid Society. of the Raw
nyton Baptist Church. will meet Thurs-
day afternoon at 2 o ’clock at the home
of Mrs. D. A. Glidln. In Main street.
The official board of the Rowayton
Baptist Church will hold a meeting to
night at the home of Deacon Howard
Every, at his home In Maple avenue.
Fred C. Raymond and Miss Hattie
Whitsman. both of Waterbury. were
guests. Memorial Day. of the fortner'o
mother. ,Mrs. E. A. Raymond. of Main
street. ' “
The launch Bessie. which has been
in Rowayton harbor for the post sev
eral days. has been taken to Macbeth.
NJ... by the owner. it. H. Hazaard and
Jacob V. Close .
Mrs. Josephine crew’s old white
horse. ‘wnich is thirty: six years of age.
was shot you may by Mr. Austin.
who is employ d by Mrs Crew, The
animal had, been sick for, some time.
of having a large timber fall on him
several days ago. Min. Williamsonm
is able to be about; but is still very
sore. .1 .1 3,,
ounce iittle was
In Recon Point slave; if fday after-
noon about 3 0(2le tween two
young men. one from South Norwslk
and the other from Stanford. abolit a
t occurred
blows and it was some time natural
they could be parted. A little blood
was split on both sides.
1 Mrs. added
lurisl fever.
Mrs. Burn.
follow fashions :Vlclauon.
Norman. also: a, attaches at the pi‘ace.‘ ‘
Thompson. who will probably be laid .
Frank Williamson, Of the West side, 'a
* has a very ionic shoulder as the result
.01
Anti!»
1:,leas to the bad
anther we has
leftist. knitted or a
hill! bolts of l t1
close out at law ridiculously low
ileum.
Black Dotti ‘
Strictly all
pellets and flaring
rovious price. 98. 49
Homespun Suite;
in various colors.
good on, llty trimming. in different:
.31.
wool “ double breasted?
Skirts. , 99.98
styles. rain .98 up. Previous
prices ”’0 Will.
Vdnotiln’ '
Taffeta Sliced. hlsbsst grade work
mansion. a horrible at $16. pricodg
at this sale. 90.93.
Special . , '
‘A number of sample Suits, made in;
our own workroom. In blouse ef-
foot. Eton. skirts silk taffeta trim-Z
med. silk and satin lined value from
sat style and out. which We will 1
flaring ' aliiridl.i I
{ Silk which
$18 to 930, this sale. 90 08 to his.
68 Washineton Street
bullied by her sister. Miss Pruney.
Lowerence Saunders. of Ansonln
was home on Sunday. ‘
Rev. «Mr. Manson, preached in the ,
chapel Sunday afternoon. ‘
,George Boutonand family are mov-
ing intotbeIVaa Hoosear place. .
Woollen" Coley. of Chestnut Hill.
spentll‘rlday with Mrs. F. 1". Clark.
Mrs. Robert Clark has returned from 1
a visit with friends In Bridgeport.
Mr. and-Mrs. ll‘. Weed were guests
on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Greg-
cry.
Mrs. Annie Adams has been visiting
friends In New Haven the past few
days.
Mrs. George Gregory, of Union Park.
spent Sunday with her mother. Mrs
Barnes.
The Church socle y will hold their
annual strawbery is his Wednesday
evening.
Allen Burton of Long island City
was a guest over Sunday at his old
home here.
Frank Gregory and family have been
visiting relatives in Bridgeport the last
few dors-
Mrs Hbisce Fisher, of New Canaan.
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Hawk-
burst. in Newtown Avenue
Mr. and Mrs. Ely and daughter. of
New York were tclle nest on Thursday
of Mr and Mrs.C k i?
> Robert 3. Gregory. of this place and
Miss Ella M. Willmott. of Mamaro
neck. N. 1“,, were married in Port
Chester. May 31. by Rev. Mr. ilunt. or
the Congregational Church.
W
BROOKS")!
lohn l’eunell has purchased it new
home
Adelbcrt C. Wood spent Sunday in
Brooklyn.
Miss Foley is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Hezekiah Sills.
A son has been born recently to Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Doyle.
The entertainment and soc table will
be held in the Brookside chapel about
the middle of the month
Sylvester Remington. while trying
to catch his horse. which was turned
out to pasture, was badly kicked by
the animal Friday night. The calk on
the horses shoe sunk deeply into Ml
Remington's leg and as a result he
,will be laid up in bed for several days.
Dr I.. M. Allen. of South Norwalk. was
summoned to attend the Injuled man.
m
Dyspeptics cannot be long lived be-
cause to live reuulres nourishment.
Food is not nourishing until it is di-
meted. A disordered stomach cannot
digest food. It must have assistance.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests all
k3ln’ds of food without aid from the
utbrdach. allowing it to rest and regain
its natural functions. its elements
can t
digestive libido and It slough.“
. 5011.
help but do yoll‘good (lop? C
Kim
Consolation. Indlscreetly pressed on-
dn us when we are suffering under af-
diction only serves to increase our
pain and render Olll grief more poig-
nant. ~—Rousseau.
Danger. disease and death follow no-
g'lect of the bowels Use De Witt's '
Little Early Rivers to regulate them.
gripe. Geo C Stillson: .
No abilities. howevors
command success withou intense ls- ,
liar and persevaring applicationrA.
T Stewart.‘ ,
a sensor roll “me OIIPPI.
“atom wwomluenm It)!“
BALfi AM'I o Gripps 1%”me
. so
IIIII' ths‘throwc ?W 't lmill
e eflmenh“ Is all; r bi
one as a easy rogue
pneumonia. KEMP‘B BALSAM pro
dents this by hoopla: the cough loose
dud the lungs free in loll
ML drnnlsts sell
and We. , ,
The average girlais outraged so many
times that the engagement rink sim-
serves instead of a thread to rm
to lid her. ,
WW
The billous. tired nervous man can-
compete with his
Lesser-son
Ladies Tailors and.
visit in- New York on Saturday. accom-
lire exactly the some as the natural -
and you will odd years to your life and :
life to your years. Easy to take,1nover, :‘ ,
plenum can ,‘
neglected 4
t‘sdh'gb‘itlo’ viii; [bad its}??? for use;
nhind of Armorik N if.
other remedies faiied. we saved her ,
Obit-i Wild“
Fifty different styles in and. per-
cafes; shambles and elephants. in
all colors. with sailor collars. tucks.
insertions. and” plain cuts. with
jbisbop sleeves, new are
this sale. Former prices“ fill
J MK RT“.
3,
. .l.
, II n .
" Box Costs and Eton: for Indian, and
missed, In different colors and
styles. highest grade workmanship;
and edit quality irlelnge. crest-g?
so barnain ever offered; from 9139‘
units rte-.00. -F,'."‘".'F“,' price: 93.501
to 912. '
Nicest variety of colors. hemstltob ;
ed, corded and tucked in ten differ
ent styles. at this sale prices range
from 91.98 to 95.00. Previous prices
. seesaw latest prices regardless
if them just as you would have lots
.. January 21st 1873-
(real value.
Tailor Made Skirts
Sergei! to blacks and blues, cut flung;
ins. 91.7.6; former price. iii Ill). I"
Figured Brilliantins Skirts 3
Very bl1,gh grade goods. nearIailk.
med Price at this sale, 94.49; val-
, he 97. "
i All Wool Cheviot Serge Skirts
Nearvsllk lined. graduate bounce,
trimmed with satin. “.26: value
so. 00. one of the best bargains yet
offered for the money
3* special , . 3,
' Also a lot of shirts in different V
styles. crepons, silks. venetlsns.
bomespuns. surges. all made in our.
own work .rooms, from staple qual-
Ity goods and nicely trimmed and
iindd. Price this sale, from 91.25
ranged from $3.25 to 9'1. 98.
for half~prlcej. this Sale,
lions
m: Rasmussen-
Likes Horse use. Iii
Friend—valved up housekeeping. and
gone to a hotel eh? How do you like
hotel life?
Ml'i‘iffmil‘irsl. rule.
happy in my life.
"indeed! And how docs your wife
like it?"
"First class."
"Where are you stopping""
“i‘m staying at the St. (‘nuries and
she Is at the St. James."
WW
SEVEN YEARS lN BED.
“Will wonders ever cease?" inquire
the friends of Mrs. L. Posse. of Law-
rence. Kali. They knew she had been
unable to leave her bed in seven years
on account of kidney and liver trouble
nervous prostratlon and general debil-
ity; but. “Three bottles of Electric
Bitters enabled me to walk." she
writes, "
a new person.“ Women stifferlng from
‘Hoaduche. Backache, Nervousndss.
Sleeplessncss. Melancholy
and Dizzy Spells will find it a price-
less blessing. Try it. Satisfaction is
guaranteed F‘ ii Baxter South Nor-
walk. and John A. Riggs waulk
Never was so
\
PAGE AND FIGURE.
The heroine flashed proudly as to
her eyes.
"i shall face the problem of life!"
she exclnlmod.
“Of course you can't figure It out.
(altered the hero. in a hoarse whispei.
The brave girl shivered. For she
could not well deny that she with far
too scrawny to not In tights.
lie ion his kneeslwnarling, i love
you with all my heart with all my soul
and with all Itheiatrendlh of my being.
ghemAre you in earnest. Clarence?
a
Bay. do you think i am bagging my
trousers this Way for fun?
-. 9M!!! TWO PROM DEATH. ,
““0ur little can his list“ sluiost'
fatal attack of herb,‘s ‘ ‘ sod,
bronchitis." writes Havi.
s"bllt. when all
lie with Dr. ‘3 in s New DI " ‘
or piece, IR £0 ll Mil)
advanced st to iilili view
derlul medic lie and today she is perI
firstly well." Desperate throat and
hills diseases yield to Dr. Kings New
Discovery as to no other medicine on
a liah. hatching 1igfmfiounhs sag
s. e an . i. as guarantee
bl r u mvier‘sodik woman: and
J no i T l i tie
I
Th6 Pibssi'isummor Resort on": sides.
Excursions Hourly Every Day.
Good Music and Special Attrac-
and In three months i felt like ,
Fainting '
(reproach fullyl'bwin earnestilv
,‘ what you eat.
to 9700
PETTICOATS CHILDREN'S GARMENTS AND SUMMER SKIRTS.
fathers.
Dressinakels.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Daily
SHORE DIWERS A SPECIAI. TY.
DS} ' Phrases, Etc.
.Rich Bindings c 23039 Pogo: a 5000 Illustration
' Prop-rad noderthesuperviaioa ofw. T. Harris. Ph. D. LL D.. Uni, Iui
Commissioncroi Education. mined, by hinge corps of competent
heifer- Than Even- for Home; .595},
lilac Webster" s Collegiate Diodénory with Scottish Glossary, er
‘I First clad' an entity, termini clues' in all
inllsil
in. find Qi'f'lce
so abjectly devoted. You
clleapen yourself in her eyes."
”Then she'll take me. Mary never
could resist a bargain."
"Aw. really. Miss Port. it‘s rather
rude to say you don‘t like my face.
Why don't you ?”
"0h. because.
"Because? There's no reason in that
answer."
“Neither is there any in your fuce.‘
TOBACCO SPI'I'
Add .5 M 0 K I!
hormonally!
onu and who cured of“ y form of tobacco pain
“all made ml moss. in belie. folio
l err le glad,“ yigor by faith“ a mil-1?,
8
send in tan a.” d°er ' d5?! ,
iclii‘em aAiiilvleeg'gniucurX cmm ”his
3st radios you. cal lain or New York.
W
“36, you is going to marry the police-
mail Bri dget‘f"
es mum. "
“i suppose you ‘ll have the some
trouble with him i' ve had with my bus
band."
“Share, what's that mum‘."
“0h he won't give up his club. "
seven A sov's Lire.
Mrs. Captain ii. Hubbard. of Mil
ford. Dot. says.
ed my boy's life. He begun Just like
the one we lost with c cup. We save
him a few doses. He nickly dropped
to sleep. and was all right in th
simply
.Baxter.
AMERICAN.
can. "
"Well it ought to be.
dialects."
stomach for half an hour I used one
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