All business communications for
mansions slid/$131"
.. wwnsa avalanche-r.~
1 .311 ..i-or .hiorwslk and vicinity;
Genera 1y fair tonight and Friday.
The starts uses in the lake region.
"“3”” m°'"‘“3- ‘3 “m” ”'5‘“ 09‘: Berkeley. timer. heats of at the 221111111.
the St. Lawrence valley. Rain his fli-
len curing the past twepty-fogfigoum.
throughout the lakb region
ley. and on the South Atlantic and
val '
gulf
coasts. Conditions tavor'tur this lotust
ity. unsettled weather and paprlbyVlo-V
cs'. showerfl.
"‘M‘rs. Frank N. Eerrid,'of' nun Grovej
lPlace, is the guest of friends in Brook-
yn.
mond Brothers have a force of
inn at work in West Norwalk. thrash
ingu rye.
..Berusrd V. .Colllns attended the Dam.
dry Fair, yesterday. A. J. Collins at-
tended today.
~ltockaway Oysters, 26c a quart.
Vprldge Fish Market.
hubs—o.
The selectmen will open the bids for
She work or macadamlzing the arm-
r! hill. today. ,
E. E. Scoville, of New York, who has
been the guest of General Russell
Frost, has returned to his home.
William F. Bryant, R. L. Brotherton
and Frederick Weed rode their wheels
to Danbury, yesterday. and attended
the fair
.Howard Hunter, who has been em-
cloned in Waterbury. has resigned his-
poaition, and yesterday returned home
to Norwalk.
E.A th A.Hart. of New Haven who hast
been e uest of George E. Sartaln, o .
Maria's gusiness College, has return-
.éll to}, his home. ‘
~«First hull of the season, the Clio:
gowdila Club, Friday.. 11th, Arlon Hall. ,
MW
Giles A. Gre ory, the druggist, has
inbred his fami y to South Main street.
as formerly lived in the Dunning
plddo, Elmwood avenue.
The fall degree work of {ideas Tribe,
0. R. .. will commence next
month There are a large number of
candidates to be taken in.
The launch belonging to Dr. L. M. Is-
Allen will be brought from City Island
and kept between the two South Nor-
wslkihridgesudutingvthe winter.
Only a few. of the candidates elected
at the recent election have as yet filed
the list of expenses they incurred in be-
ing elected to thir respectlv offices.
Frei ht traffic on the Danbury Dlvl-
aloe, t is‘ week, is v'ery heavy. The
Plttsileld freight, which is due in South
Norwalk at 11 p. m.. does not arrive
until about 4 o'clock in the morning.
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William C. Jesse.'of the Warwick
Hotel: is improving from his recent
illness. He was able to be up yester-
day, for the first time in two weeks.
—.—-DV. .W. Raymond, undertaker. has
removed from 98 Washington St.. the
building to be occupied by the Trust
Cdmpany, to Scodeld Block, 19 North"
Main street. ,
William Hess, who formerly conduct-
ed a barber shop‘ln Norwalk, and who
at present resides in Port Chester, was
in Norwalk,‘ Tuesday. calling on old
friends i any n1
‘ “mm—~—
Next maven g the monthly
business blotting of the Old Well Hook
and Laddemflompany. will be held at
the truck. ..lnneu Business cf import,-
ones will canal upsfos action. , .
ottoman». use" Merit. mum-y
:nd shttsmst ovsz tbs» on lost spn
lb" 0 .
Me «:3? .11 food. should a. most
’ sinfully ssltctsd .npd 53am fat-(Just
I‘M
We know about Mo's‘ts—Jhsi'h" olir
business. .
Satisfied Patrons is our hobby.
IOIAL SALE.
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1.16.3339“!
PUBL‘Vc; MARKET
nth
‘i‘
. the plumbing and hosting.
‘ leave a bad taste in your mouth
. charged with the crime of obtaining,
tilt tile. is ‘ ‘
guns or Ami-lea, will hold no rosnltr
stock a trip to DID
nil incidentallli. 1‘
as
J S. miter or Standard. has been
in NbrWal k. mblinking arrangements to
mill" 0. lirdkdflgo billce h.Vore
L—ltcckswsy Oysters, 25c a quart
Phillie Fish Market .
8t. ‘Psul’ a Guild ‘will hold a meeting,
tomorrow afternoon, at 3 o ’,clock at 3
el.
John Kirsch has a curiosity lin Nile
fill PD of an apple tree on his 1) ace :1.
Elfin Norwclk which is now in bios
sum.
Mr. and Mrs. Elbridge L. Mitchell
of 123 South Main street, are enter
tainlng Mrs. Jennie Still, 01' New York
city.
Considerable intbmt is being taken
in the out race. wh will be held at
the Norw grounds. next Thurs-
day. , .
“The track team of (1th any D held
atlce last night at to armory.
:h V is some prptty goddmaterial in.
e team.
‘Contl'actor W. H. McMahon is re.
modeling the residence of: in S. Lyon.
in High street. 11.11. Nash is doing
The Norwaik city“ water commission-
ers will probably start the work of put
ting the new steamer hydrant in place
in front of Klondike part very soon
~Don't forget the Oilbgowalla ball.
Arlon,Hall..tomor1:ow night.
George Rose, who Is employed as
night watchman for the Lockwood
Manufacturing Company. has moved
from Gerard Place to High street, Nor-
walk.
W. ii. McMahon is building a frame
cottage of seven rooms. in Laura street
for Henry Knrdosb. Smith Brothers
have the. mason contract. and the heat-
ing is not let.
~Adulterated or doctor-ed cigftrs
m-
perial Crown cigars are pure tobacco
cigars.
ohn Chittim, formerly in the em-
pay of the Norwalk Lock Company.
has moved his family from Union
streeLtc New Rayon. where he has se-
cured employment.
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The' mourning decorations for the
late President McKinley still remain in
force in Norwalk. and will not be tak-
Oiilcer Walter flail, of South Nor-
walk. 'went to New Jersey, yesterday.
to obtain possession of a child. who
had been living in that place for some.
time. He returned today“
Governor McLean has issued a re
resignation of England A Hall. of Merl
den, as trustee of the Connecticut
school for boys and has appointed the
Rev. Irving L “Holt to fill the vacancy
Professor William Gilbert Newell's
dancing class opened, last evenlnl. in
Arlon hall. The class premises to be
a large one. and the young people are
exhibiting considerable interest in it
9.....-
Ex Selectman Frank ll. Merrill Wil
lium DeKlyn and Councilman George
S. Grum n will leave Norwalk Sun
day for gaveland Ohio The party
will also visit the Pan- American and
Niagara Falls. .
—-Child's Oithopedlc Welt Shoes,
sizes 895m 11: 39. Endorsed by the
leading physicians. Glover's the place.
Governor meLean has issued e. rs-’
quisltlon on the governor of New Jap-
962 for the surrender of R. H. Lee.
money on a false check in New Haven.
The (Bounce--
in Company’ orbs
way through 031 taut street, Norwalk.
The camp ov catty intends to pipe
the city of omit fbr'gas as on v
pletelyy as pcssi
i
V1105 m rs are earnestly requested
’to' be presont. as this will be the first
meeting in thb" TCouucil’s new quartil
.ers. , g V_
I! Titus: DIM” WWI???" TH???
has m e
ub‘e's Vlos Pain uld
11o. hmr‘thmt. ob‘m. «1E: E11111 saint]
moan ursthlckor;
Woe “wifiow’mfistdck. Wsor
kins .1 Dow E. E Corneal and J. T.
Prowltt. ~
111,4:‘i « Hwy-M
rm ‘.
W diam street
. f ’ ~ mill“
‘ )7!»me
' " '1. V/ {ll Mpg.
rnatfceou
.. flea.
‘ of leathers.
en down until the ending of the oiil- ,
‘ clal period of mourning.
go is now under arrest at Eligpbetb,
t rim'i‘tallway a lld Light. 1
of men bays now .
succeeded in laying the gas main halt,
.«W— ’
Sherman Otllulncii. ilzllo. 1343 Royall
ArosVn old re 1- mee -
my a? £11m: um mini .11. All
if
atom}... at 11.. a pair. that will
wear longer and more satisfactorily
mmhy you ever bought at the price
’1' e a re searched for a maker who
gt; ”film will the sort ,9; lion-
that on“? lied—35mg; 11111111 1211:
due coolly, recent on
“Eb: chock! lit 111631,ka well and w or
run an. heali‘ebu tuba.
be'l"We'sd “:0 too sure sforders' that
is won a. quad w 9. isl‘
Will excel-sz willing it? erymoro
3?“ the dolls) brine. bur he goods
at have 1.1.1.1111; and we ght slid flu-
“Very 11.111111 submit simples"
be so triples chine: were, good; an
at er use saluted.
Now the efirst lot is in. Children’s
2 and 1 rib with double knees and
heels, fast black. of course. since 8 to
lo inclu‘sivb. . -
Every pair a stamped
. .HownAnn's
WEAR RESISTING.
Every pair has the endorsement of
the store. . ,
Other styles. women's as well as
children’ s. will soon be her e.- _
Left aisle. front.
oozes QUALITY
sHoss eon women.
Stylish, handsome, comfortable. dur
able-V—is there anything more to“ be
deal red?
And the prise Iladliiut $3 for all sore
c 11 11g 0 11 ene ve
bright finishbdnons nos. ill to
One of the best styles for all around
wear Is the Kibo kid shoe with patent-
leather tipi 'stid waited sole of right
walking weight.
A verydlatty shoe is of Kibo enam-
eled salt. with heavy sole. extension
edge. and toe.
There’s a Queen Quality shoe for
every foot and every fancy.
Shoe stare.
F OOT-BA LL.
The season on the gridiron is Just
opening Everything needed for the
game. whether it be played by men or
small boys, is ready.
bfipglding's official inter-collegiate
ba
Spaldlng's Rugby special. 83
Spaldlng’a Rugby regulation, :2 and
liegulation footabali (leather) 75c.
Foot ball jackets 460 to 75c.
Football pants of canvas. khaki
cloth and moleskin. The to 94 50.
Shinguarde, 450 to 8135.
Head harnesses 81 to 35.
Nose masks, $1.30.
Mouthpiece 250.
Shoulder. elbow knee and
pads, 35c to 82. 30.
Ankle and wrist supporters lbs to
31 each
£13.21"
THE ROWLAND
clay GOODS co.
Bridgeport.
Papers
Paints
wmuew Glass
Papermg. Painting
and Paper Hanging.
South Norwalk.
J A. RUDDVER
33 South Mam Streét,
GAS ‘
HEATE
Instant Results. Always Rabbit's.
Economical. clssnly.
Do not forget that" a Gas RangeE
is more convenient and practical.
that a coal range In winter, Eli“
, . well as summer, and always reedyi
' for Instant use. i
'22Ehtlmatea given for house pip-1;.
lag and untrue Nowiis the use
to consider gas for light. V'.
“
Wagon! "me panda ..1
1&3;
Milli 11111111 I.
' ‘ tin
Powders, lotidneysalyes. sprays and
Inhalers cannot really: cure Catarrh,
because this disease is a blood dis-
ease»? applications
accompib bnyth set all, 1111111111
transientmelisf. .. .
The catarrbai poison is in the blood
and mucuous ldenlbraue of the nose,
throat and trachea tries to relieve the
system by sound ug large quantities
of mucus, the. discharge sometimes.
closing up the nostrils. dropping into
the throat. causing deafness by clos
lag the Eustachian tubes, and after a
thus causing catarrh of the stomach
or serious throat and lung troubles
A remedy to really care catarrh
must be an internal remedy. which will
cleanse the blood from catarrhal pol
son and remove the fewer and conjes
tlon Virgin the mucuousl membrane.
Tho estndd most modern remedies
for this purpose are antiseptlce scien-
tihcally known as Eucalyptol, Goals
col. .Sanguinaria and Hydrastln. and
while each 9f these have been success-
fully used separately. yet It has been
difficult to get them all combined in
one palatable. convenient and efficient
form.
The manufacturers of the new on
tdrrh cure. Stuart’s Catarlh Tablets.
have succeeded admirably in secom
pllehlng this result. They are large
pleasant tasting lozenges, to be dis-
solved in the mouth. thus reaching ev
ery art of the mucous‘ membrane of
the t rout bud finally the stomach.
. Unlike many catarrh remedies. Stu-
art’s Cdtarrh Tablets contain no co-
caine. opiate or any injurious drug
whatever and are equally beneficial for
little children and adults.
C. R. Rembrandt, of Rochester. N‘
Y.. says: “i know of few people who
have suffered as much as I from Ca
tarrh‘bf the head. throat and stomach.
i used sprays. inhalers and powders.
for months at a time, with only slight
relief. and had no“ hope of core. 1 had
not the means to make u change of
climate. which seemed my only chance
of cure.
“inlet Spring 1 read an .'count of
some remarkable cured made by Stu
art's Catarrh Tablets and promptly
bought a fifty cent box from my drug-
gist and obtained such positive benefit
from that one package that l contlu'lr
ed to use them daily until I now con
elder myself entirely free from the dis
gusting annoyance of catarrh; my
head is clear. in: digestion all i could
ask and my hearing which had begun
to fail as a result of the catarrh has
greatly improved until i feel i can
hear as well as ever. They are a
they
give
household necessity in my family. "
Stuart“ s Catarrn Tablets are sold by
druggists at 50 cents for complete
treatment and for convenience. safety
and prompt results they are undoubt
edly the long looked for whom: cure.
.Well, gentlemen, you are l
looking for something at—i
"active—something strik-f.
lug, something reasonable
in ready-made suits? Well;
then, you aux-lily should
take‘ the opportunity to in-VT
spect our offs". ‘
“Hero is the center of ‘
. good I'ltylish clothing: _,
Basket weaves. blue and,
black. in two guides. ,l
WY” has pm. worstsds.
also this striped. too. and
then the unfinished worsted;
hull worsted; bhthvlot'sl ithib-v‘
sit. the staple ’clby worsted
blackldiigoilhll ‘ ‘1
Tho late'st' materials in
{darhmnd light abides" ,
writs prices. they are ins?
11.11.111.11:
d.” Solidi-for the bhildren to
dihs up fest-$11. dV‘Vi’y‘bl-to
main a 1
mowers.
tls QM' ,‘t ..
‘ L‘tmwf
Tfi‘t‘w‘i
‘ than?"
"i have a bicycle here." Larson re- V
115%
>b‘ ..
.11
s
" « who says his 11%
For the thirty-second year Compan-
lee 1.,3 and “the blind" of the First
Regiment, Connecticut. Heavy Artillery
met in reunion in Bridgbpbrt yester-
day. "A fondly party" Is what one
imamher styled the, organisation that
gash, mem‘fli mid: 333:3 angling”
a lull be are
11151111111111.1191. present aid the.
bailout session was held at thu borne
V of Gatorade Frank Miller on Congress
, . The veterans assembled at noon. and
the usual procedure of hearing to
was gone through with. '1 as comm ties
on necrology reported live deaths from
among the association members during
the year he finances or the it cools
This wag particularly true .of the mon-
ument fund. Which is nearing comple»
tion. At present it is hoped that the
dedication of the monument Will take
. ‘ place on June 19, next. Between“ 000
and 86. 000 are needed. and the Old
Guard or Hartford, which was Com-
pany E of the regiment has the neces-
. nary sum practically promised. Mayor
A F. Blocker of Torrington, put his
name on the list for 8100.
The monument will be on the Capl-
tol grounds at Hartford. the distinction
of having its monument there having
been accorded the “First Heavies" by
the legislature because it was the first
regiment in the entire country to re-
cruit for three years' acrylce. The
monument will consist of a pedestal
and the “Heavies" famous “Petersburg
Express" mortar, which is now in this
city. The members this morning were
enthuiastic over the prospects of the
early dedication of the monument
The election of officors resulted as
following; President, General Henry
L. Abbott, U. S. gineer Corps, New
York city; vice president, Henry W.
Allen, Brooklyn; secretary, John C.
Taylor. Hartford: treasurer CharlesJ
Porter, Goahen; executive committee
Major William E. Osborne Ahsonia;
Henry E Hotchkiss ’l‘orlingtou: Wil-
liam B.Atwodd.'1‘homaston; Albert
Sperry, Gosheu; J W. Wheeler, Litch
field; E. W. Peck, Derby. and Frank
D Bangs, Waterbury
A majority of the members at the
reunion today saw for the first time a
handsome silver loving cup presented
to Mr and Mrs Prank Milller by the
association last November The clip
was a tribute and token of esteem
from the men of the association for the
kindness they received at Mr. and Mrs
iller's hands last summer when the.
association was entertained royally at
Mr. Miller' s farm in Oronoque. At
..lat time a committee composed of
Charles J. Porter of doshen. E. J
Steele of Torrington, and J. 0. Taylor
of Hartford was appointed to pur
chase the cup. The trophy is about 14
Inches with the crosscannons. emble-
matic of the resiment's military sen
vice and it is suitably inscribed.
The First Heavies us the regiment
became known, was mustered in at
Hartford, June 10. 1861,11s the Fourth
regiment of Connecticut infantry and
it served until January 1.802.115 such.
Then it was changed Into a regiment
of artillery. It served throughout the
war, participating in such important
engagements as the siege of Yorktown
the battle of Chickahominy creek. the.
battle of Malvern Hill. the siege of
Wedsricksburg and later in the as-
saults on Frederickshurg at the siege
of Petersbury where it gained renown
for us gallantry. and later at Fort
Fisher N C. It lost 26 men in action
disease.
Wm.
TWO GRAFTERS ARRESTED.
Secured All a Man's Money and Want-
ed His Watch and Bicycle.
There were a number of unusual fea-
tures about the two grafters Who were
arrested on the Fair Grounds. yester-
day afternoon, says the Danbury News.
The arrests were made by Detectives
Lynch and Ware, of the Wilkinson
agency, New York who are engaged
grounds free from thieves and crooks.
l‘he men were held upon the techni-
cal charge of obtaining $20 from Eras-
tus Larson, of Weston. Mr. Larson
wont to see the Fair and became in-
‘ terested in some sort of a prize game
on the grounds. Half a dozen “boos-
ters, " or “cappers.” as they are called,
got around him and induced him to
plunge on the game until all the money
he had was (one. .
not have any jewelry that he could
part with after his cash was gone.
Larson said that he had none.
"How are you going to get home,
one of the party asked
plied.
“Bay old man." said one of the cap-
that wore.renonted in good con itlon. .
and 23 died from wounds and 151 from
by the Fair association to keep the
V The detectives had been watching I
. the operations of the gang and over:
' heard one of them ask Larson if he did ,»
para. “1 know a man down here who .
There Is no news that
the 11ch about new goods.
{not crossed the no 'twhlt Summer 9.
egins. and this store has usol all its
your autumn and winter buying a sour
THE NEW TAILORMADE BUiTS.
The evolution or tbs ta'liormado
suit in this season most marked.
There's an air of distinctiveness and
:1on about thls I‘ssson's product nov-
cr bsfors attained. A real pleasure to‘
choose from them.
Ladles’ All IWool Venetian Cloth
Suits, in Black, Oxford and Blues, lat-
est cut, circular 'llounce Skirt, Jacket
tight fitting; special at $8.98.
~Ladlcs' All Wool Cloth Suits in
llldck and Navy, dve gore circular~
flaunc‘e Skirt, double breasted tight
fitting Jacket, silk serge lined. $10. 98V.
Ladies Black Pebble Cheviot Suits.
the latest make; a bargain at ill ..98
Ladies' All Wool Cheviot Cloth
Suits, tight fitting single breasted
Jacket. taffeta silk lined. $15.98.
THE. NEW WALKING SKIRT.
The demand for walking skirts is
ever on the increase. Tins shop was
never in such shape to most the do
mend.
Ladies' Five Gore Flare Skirts,
stitched fidunce, at 83. 75.
Ladies' Five Gore Skirt. double faced
golf goods latest cut 34. 98.
L'sdies’ Black Serge Skirts, corded
effect, satin trimmed flounce, $5.25.
Ladies' Black English Cheviot Skirts‘
neursllk lined flounce, satin trimmed.
overskirt effect. $650.
mil toll.‘ 1 .
energy, all its experience to
cc of pleasure and satisfac n.
THE NEW COATS. "
‘ Ready for you to Inspect all
from the Most equipment of
and children's outsrlgsrmnts... I V
1.. no.1" i’"""i“"
s onyw esowoyu.
{idler Melt on Cloth Goat "a V V
mini 32 to M. specth of Oil. 9‘ '
Ladiee' Melton Cloth Coats, gotta
lined, velvet collar, lteitt tie.
Ladles‘ ll‘lne All bub
best quality satin lining,
for taro seasons, 31“ .
.‘Ladies fitted Oxfordn Regions
lasing. lined throulhput. a: bugs!
Children’s Box Coats. Well
. gnod duality lining, class from it to
special at 95. 98. ' "
in: .a
Childrene Long Coats. in red.
and grey, satin lined. velvet 6911M.
ton trimmed. “-3 .
THE AUTUMN WAVISTS OF
WOOL AND SILK. ,
The Misfits this season are works of
art; patient In style, perfect mm. the
lshsd by tailor artists. and; priced to fit
any purse. .
Ladies" Flannelette W
. and brocaded 9111.01...qu ha 0
mad 59c "
Ladles' All Wool Plain, 'v
French Flannel Waists in lied
:3ng Old Rose, Lavender and
Ladies' tucked Taffeta Silk waists.
light or dark colors, Vistas
sleeves, fancy fronts, pearl
trimmed. $349
Choice assortment of fancy trl hind
tSillgllli":tlsts, prices ranging from ”198
0 Z
83 and 85 Washington Street. So. in
Enough
The Underwear a
enouch just now.
A popular price
abiliill to Secure.
inc satisfactoru
We have higher
correspondinclu we
durabilitu
You are Warm
Dressed as thinlu as possible." ‘3
ment. and realizing it. we have made .ourjf .
line at this price as high Grade and V V}
satisfactoru lil even] respect as is our]
The results of Our efforts are prove
siderable Undergarments.
filled Hats as licbt as is conSisten
Wit ” , .
‘ anhlngton strset. ‘
.. i" bdiJTi-I NORWALK.‘
tits thinnest is thick
is 50 cents per car-5
We are selling con?-
prised garments: V‘
ll selects".
erud
gang ‘so closely that they fasted that
the gang would discoVer thiel'n and
apnoea» 0d lob a restaurant nearby
p phat: sir bats. pretended to
s can er,
”Militias ailincllbebE
doubt pt his ‘ddenl'y a, rhd he
e'b or the thieves s om de-
signs upon his cash box and he kept
a continual watch upon them. . ~
After a few moments the detectivbs
;,ijsfiof§<; bfifi shaken at.
other decided
tui's docket
scale“ of the
gang. The naphtha made the attempt
at pocket pick got sway but that
re a
two 1: p slit-V... h n “were
Urdu fiflgm
cit last
were‘ re leased on their promise to tea
the nest tralnjflrmew York.
Wa—
. ‘ yseo‘r 1111 11s scrapes. .
'1. wivopk ' ‘
illiams. twbuty-‘e:
5“
t years of ago.
an, Ohio. was
V . murderously amongst?“ hint
..an
“all.
all ”WIZfl
wants to buy a bicyclel fill bring hiln ‘,
mThe detectives were watching the ‘
idiwiiiiun C
1111'th ,
. After marriage many '11 girl thinks
her ideal shattered when it is only
sprained
Do you antler from lies? if so, do
not turn to surgery or relief. Der
Witt’s Witch Easel Salvo will act more
h‘ulckl'y‘, surelyland safely. saving you
the expense and dan r of an opera;-
tied. Goorge‘C. Still
w
mean my be transferred at day than
during and weather.“
W. T woolen. 'GllVolsenville.
druggist. Writes: .“onur One Min
Cough Cure glvbb pérfodiblstisfdbtion.
customers say it is the best use
all» for coughs, colds.tl1roat and lung
troubles." doom (1. Still son.
ll [H ,1 W
A woman s offends often means more
m not Word"!
Kodci Drop ”Tm.” Cure Is not a more
ethnulent to (1 nature. . unit ids
31%: tomaoh complete and “auto ate
rest yVid “outwith e. VI-yeu exit. You
dent have to It
mthe food food you“, want.
.<'..I.
Ecdol
Vat”
i 3‘4 it"
ate lode?» lhfelil o for?
teen Véaioy all
”‘51 limit $33131...
Dampuese 111 the interior (it,
hives is detrimental to 1111ch '
tering.
TOT CAUSES NIGHT A '
"One night my brother's
taken with coroubl' writes
Bolder, of Crittendbb. Km, V
it would 's rengle before :3 ' , V ~‘
a “We rs. Wadgfli‘fm “7 mb . 1 l;
. coverawsl ,
s permanently bored.
-t in the house to
from Group and
rod 0 of
th 1111-
1+".
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Throat and Lung troubles.
Trial bottles free at? E.
Belg-”i Norwallt‘ John LEI
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