mm, .
u ‘back oasis at ‘tho‘ it
slithlillshmont‘r‘ 1.
our) _W-——me
i3
recovering from her iilnosu.
)
m,
C stunt;
. ., uss'in‘ftliis place rostcrdoyyaitarn’oonl
«mum-g... u—i—r
' gist Thomas B. Griffin, yesterday.
J ‘l Mrswhllam R. Gilbert is recover-
u inutr ‘ a protractedwlilnesslat‘her
homoi Pleasant‘avonue. . .
”5..-...me... ‘ ‘
flerngosoph Reilly, of East avenue
is ill at her home with an ‘attack of.
fever. ‘,.
Mrs. R. Scliminko.othw York, is
, tilc, guest of Mrs. E. Apell, of this
place. . ,
w
Thomas Drew. is the guest of his
brother, Michael 1). Drew, oi this
‘ place. . >
3., . Irving Smith and ,Harry Crossott re.
turned today to Northiield, to attend
school. , .
. The launch Sunrise ls‘now anchored
at ‘John H, Cole‘s flout between the
bridges, .
, _..__...._,a._..__
The regular woekly class moot who
held last night in the East Avenue
Methodist Church.
Principal and Mrs. E. ’H. Gumbal‘t
haw: rcturnod houlo from a visit with
relatives ill Bothol. _ .
Thomas Drew, oi’. Stouiugton, is via.
, lting his brother, Michael Drcw,’ of
East Washington street.
Thorn ‘will lid on important lnccting
of the Junior Band one week from Ato-
morrow night; William Elzea will lend.
Captain and Mrs. Moses H. Wilson
are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. John/ K.
Sammie and sonfiarold, oi Northp‘ort.‘
The (late for. tho Clambake of the
fire police ill East Norwnlk, is Scptolni
bar 7. it will be held in Burcilard's
grove.
Captain Ariel Cameron left this mor-
ning for the White Mountains to join
'his family, They will return home next
week.
Carpentcrs began work this morning
on, the new Crescent laundry in Sea~
View avenue. it will be rapidly pushed
to completion. . ‘
Morris M. Sounders, of Howard are.
moor-wiill-onter ~ upon his: new dutics,
Monday. as opener for the Northport
Oyster Company. ' .
\Misslnez Allen a teacher in it‘ladi-W
'son public school. in Minneapolis.
‘ Minn, who has been a guest of Mrs.
Mary is. Born, returned home today.
A large number of planks have boon
hauled and placed along the sidewalks
on the Washington street bridge, pre-
paratory. to replacing many of the old
01188.. I
The second floor of the Germania
building is to be used for opening oys-
ters by the'Rudel Oyster Company.»
, No Visitors will be allowed on this
’ floor. ~ .
v
If.
Miss, Maude and Master llcstor
and have. returned to their homo in
Mold after a week's visit with,
t oi grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Char-
! ..J ‘l'v‘oxfhi' Rowanstrcet. ‘.
Mm...—
1:» The Junior Band of tho East Avenue
fielhodist Church hold a very iutcrosb
in; spouting lustuight at the liaison-
ago, there being twenty-six present.
lrvinggainith, of itgst avenue, was the
. lomfiei .* as ‘
Jobs, spannitfisat Notw‘alk, has
“in: ' ry hush-on His property on
giglbhitiicfruit is rings; for tho use:
I, , pixnophissoafgn. ids number of
oobplc'srs‘ atiroc d’to’ view-tho unuc¢
. unl'occurrcnce. . ,.
. ‘ L "It ioniir‘y from Ma'cedouio
Ayuunlgmsur 7 ...
will holdgmlmsctili ill tho East Ave-
uuo Ml , lot Cull also owning. Ho
will; if red. in thonatho costume
or the,‘_ meticulous. This young man
' attention churcb'i ‘iailp when Rev. E.
(Sunni reaching, there.
in trauma.
[W ”pick at his homo
,. , u»
,0”?
in
" Chad
.1 accounts. or man ‘g'
in a. crown, of NevttYm‘k;
”on”: nudism. canes ups.-
Loiated‘.
nylon venue, Tucson
Q flurry iicoiieid'hdsr up
top it yucntlou‘ of two is
t hunt ’
ER Boo
'rpturnomcothelr‘holuo i3}? , in
Harry viii; Seoflold. woo is withdrawn
in this place, til-cache a very ,intor»
eatingéscrmon to a lar congregation
in thc'~ Baptist 'Cbur last i Sunday
night. 1 , " . ~ . ‘
"A large number oi! rionds. some up
on t e excursion, from‘Ncw York to
Roto youtordny,and‘callcd oh Mr. and
Mrs. William H. lDolnud,'of Rowayton
uvenus, ' ‘ 1 ‘ ‘
:, f Archie Mills'hns improved the prop:
"orty in front othi‘s rosldonco in Row
aytfn avenue by gradin the street,
wh on was left in bad s one by the
laying of. the water pipes. ..
left Tuesday tot-\thoir home in Wind-
sor, N. ‘J.,‘ altera three weeks" visit
with her puren‘ts.‘Mr. and Mus: John
Crackett, 01’ Crow Means.
The game of baseball that was stat.
cdrto‘ be played between the Rowdy»
tons and the Bull island Juniors was
stolen alarm [as thorchad been ,no
games arranged between these two
teams. ‘ ‘
Miss Lena Onkos. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles H. Dukes, of Crockett
street; who has been seriously ill with
dyscnteryfor the past few weeks, was
chin to sit up ,for a little while yos-
terday. Her many friends Will be glad
to hear this good news.
The handsome yacht Cyric, owned
by Willinm H. Mallory. of Danbury.
was launched yesterday afternoon
about 4930, olftbo marine railways.
after undergoing some. repairs. After
the launching took place the owner
and hlsJamily boarded the boat and
started down the harbor for a sail on
the Sound. ' . : .
The trolley ride which started from
this place yesterday morning about 8
o'clock for Fine Rock Park met with
grout success and everybody reported
a fine time. There were about fifty in
the party. During the stay at the
park the participants? witnossed a line
game of ball between thoBridseports
and Waterburys. of the State League.
Those who arrangod the party were
Miss Lind Stevens, Frederick Dibble
and Percy Shorron. The smarts of
those young people were highly appre-
., MRIL'NMD nonarolv.’
Henry Valentine is suffering with an
attack of rheumatism.
Howard Peterson lost an automobile
coat in Gerhaln’s pond. Tuesday.
Miss Anna Conn, of Town Clerk
Thaddeus Bell's store. is taking a vaca-
tion this week. I‘
Miss, Beatrice Myers, of New York.
ia‘tho guest other father, Cornelius
Myers, of this place. '
The Darien Juniors will play the
Rownyton Juniors Saturday pnornlng
on the Brady Grounds. ‘i '
days' vacation from the Yale & Towns
lock manufactory in Stamford. ‘
William Strangward intends to enter
Brown's Busin on College... South Nor,-
walk, when tog fall term opens. .
The Glenbrookbaseball team will
play the New 'EQanaan tomoufipturdsy
afternoon of thlp week at Gloobrook.
SelectmanChbrles G. Waterbury de-
livered a handsome now carriage to
William 'Honshaw. in Southport, yes-
terday. . , ,
Miss lda Northrop, of Norwalk. who
' is» visiting friends and relativbs in this
place will return to her home next
Monday. - . . ,
There were heavy showers of rain
in Dnrien- yesterday afternoon, when
there was inst a sprinklo- in South
Norwnlk.
Professor A. B. Guernsey roiurned
yesterday from Bridgeport, where he
has been the guest of relatives for
somo timo.
Clifford Johnson has resigned his
, position with Di‘fli‘ioorgo H. Bolton and
accepted one with Mrs. Wecd'ot Oun-
tentmentialandt. . ‘, .9
‘Mrs. James B. Day, of Now York.
who is the guest of Mr. and him. lion-
i‘ord Smith, will return to her home
,8uturdayofihis week, . » '
has been very ill for the" mtitwo
weeks with . bronchitis ands: lung
trouble. He is much better now.
Fred Smitlrwsnt drubbing Mel-day
and was successful in cutting auction‘-
on hard shell auditions», Iboll
oral». George condom-ton so bod
goodluck. ' , . ” 1' .
William Strontium wont drubbing
iastMondcy and today is suturing
tram blood poisoning in his right
womanhood
i
lie-,otfi minimal for the Mb, {' into:
n3: uni:- limb‘sil club. holdrln the
~. ' Tiler-lily night. wwnot a
cupid. Anaheim leis
. tolluwod.
Mrs. Joseph A. Judge and children '
Joseph Strehle is enjoying a four:
, such silécossmt the Now
- sanitation do ,
most succumb .in the minntrel lino,
Edsel: Wsto‘rbury. Norotou Heights.
bribe. bite prions p: _
,1'. theicmatlcnm.‘ .9
P10 ,
brave ,, y
. Weatoort ‘i‘mn ‘ a pro-
,‘mmme arranged. . the occasion by
he lecturer lopt nlg . ,Rofrcshments
Talcott “nail" cad‘r‘iamhy‘ who have
'lcsn the guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. l".
Nash. have departed for their bomb in‘
Now Havén. ._
,. Thieves are, busy with, the. onion
batches and as a result a majority of
zr‘owors have gone gunning, ,alth ugh
‘he same season is not on before. op-
temhor. ‘ ,
Although the. pavilion at Compo is
closed. crowds continue to visit the
the beach and enjoy. the bathing
,Which has beénexceptiouslly enjoy-
able during the past three days.
What is the status new of the lam-
our: Bradley-Westport case over‘ cer-
tain-portions of ‘Compoj’ beach? it
dracs along with allm‘prospocts of
early settlement although on thedo»
cislon or this case hangs" important
items along similar lines. The outsido
attorneys not together months alto, his
tor a superhuman short and secured a
continuance. What‘noxt and when are
questions that interest a number.
Once more"lnterest is aroused in a
new adequate town building with
timber facilitlos forthe transacting of
business, a vault for probato and town
clerk records and accommodations for
the several departments. ' As an
economic proposition alone it com-
ulonds itself and tho, is a necessity
is growing; moresvi ltl'dail‘vg Tho
irregularity common Tin-town affnirs is
due units as much to iaokrofproper
facilities both for the rocordinc as
well as safe keeping ofxrccords as
from any indifference on the, part of
the officials. While scloottnon ‘town
clork and probato judge have oflicos
they are far from adequatc to meet
the demands and quite too convenient
for practical purposes. Onoior- the
other is made a commonv‘rond'esvous
for trolley waiters and persons with
limo to kill; the oilicinis are prover.
bialiy affablo sodas a‘ result moro
time is employed being ngrooablo than
over the more important duties-of
their cillccs. The officials are averse
to being boxed in, but realize the
benefits that separate and properly
equipped oilioes would brink. An of~
fort will be made to bring the matter
before the voters at town meeting.
W
POPULAR Auussmeu'rs
YORK STATE FOLKS. .,
The. chief character role of Myron
Cooper. the old village organist’in Ar.
illur Sidman’s pastoral comedy “York
State Folks," is, filled by Ray L’. Royce.
an actor whose abilitx inktho unlined.
tion ‘of such parts is wpli ,known.,The
character is said to be one of the dry:
ly humorous sort, so well suited to the
{talents of this comedian. Mr. Royce‘s
resemblance in featurb and manner to,
Sol Smith Rusaell is said to be? 80 re--
markabio us to be almost? startling.
{‘Yul‘k State Folks" will have its first
production here at Hoyt’s Theatre.
saturday night.
Hi HENRY‘S MINBTREL SENS»
TION. V it;
One oaths largest on weiiorbnool
the strongest mlnstrel attractions 0!-
the times to Hi Henry's Big Minstrel
Sensation, which , recently dust with
‘r neuter.
New York city, will appear at ","s
Theatre on Labor Day. Monday, , DI"
temifsr 1.. matinee and night; i, This or.
no of the oldest. and
and ”gravitation rec infill-cm on
can to can. . They car a cartoon of
‘spsclnl tantrum-removing" hilgthohonad
scones 9 make room for their ipuoinl
satin , all special ‘ train
or-‘E' I lid ‘
MP? " orid.‘Thoy
will give a suntan 9 int noon with
iocomoblio exhibition by the mar ax.
part,J._rllt Jackson. of. New York city.
ill Henry has prob y the boost St.
Bernard do; iodine on; Wood at 06.-
000, whichnlso ”companion: their par-
clasn’ic concert. Their entertainment
rentedjgflodts now do mild at Wood'
liutod‘ ii: iii .. , .
“10“"; is William A Rudy’s product
don ct “Foxy Omodocfiwulch on
oath Muckonsld ' s .ronortod much inn ,
odes. Again at ni'xhtthcy slvo a free »
is sold to .bc ono of the barbarian ‘
a-
.
lilo
Génoml orders, ,
'tordny from tho .aiiititliut xencral’s 50!-
flce cross followszg ' , ,. _
L. A state riflo uiutcil for? teams
from rsgimeuts,‘ batteri . artillery
corps. signal corps, Fir
ion, Connecticut National Guard, will
take place on thc:.First infantry Rifle
Range, Hartford
tobsr 2. 1902.
ed by the stats int" competition by
and designation iii-st, second and,
clock won by Second Infantry team» in
tournament ofoliliiiuvnnd now’ in pos-’
session, of that organization) to the
team making the: {highest aggregate
score at 200 andtopfyords; the second
prize to the "isomf‘making the next
highest aggregate sobro. and the third:
highest aggregate score. ‘
trophies to be competed for as, *toh
lowa: The first prize to be held for
one year by the organization represent-
ed by the winning team, and the sec»
cod and third prizes, to be alvsrdod and
become the property of tho, organics:
tlons making the second and third
highest aggregate scores, and when the
first trophy shall have been won three“
times by the team from one organiza-
tion, it shall become the property of:
that organization. A suitablo“modalv
will be awarded by the state annually
to each member of the team winning
the first. price. and their names Dilb-
lishcd in orders. ,
ii. The conditions of the match are
as follows: Entrance free. Teams of
Noble men with three reserves from:
each regiment. and six men with two,
reserves from each baticry, artillory
corps, signal corps, Troop A. First Sex»
srato Company and Naval Battalion.
Each man to be a member of the Con:
necticut National Guard enlisted or tip-1
pointed prior to All ,st 1, 1902. All
members to appear in uniform without
side arms. Rifle and ammunition, any
issued by the state. Distances, each
200 and‘boo yards. Rounds. seven at
ouch distance. No sighting shots.
ill. Entries for the match must be
"nladc in writing to this oillce on or
before September 30, 1902.,ond to the
, commanding officer qt ouch-l organiza-
tion acutering a team of twelve or six
men will be issued, upon requisition
on tho quartormastengenorst1600 and
750 rounds respectivsiy. ball cart.
ridge. cal. .45. ' '
lV. Brigadier-General Russell Frost,
commanding Brigade Connecticut Na-
tional Guard, will arrange the details
for guidance of contestants. and on
point from the Brigade (staff or line)
this following~oiilccrs to conduct the
match: A range omcer. an lissistant
‘rauge odlcer, a medical onlcsr, in
charge of the medical dopartment, and
a hospital steward. ‘A statistical oili-
csr who will arrangoi‘oo core sheets
and supplies necessary to his duties:
also a non-commissioned ofdcor as sta-
tistical clerk. Traveling and hotel at
ponies only will be shown omccrs de-
a full report of the match to this office.
‘Vr‘xfmo.uuartormsstcr-g and will
issue ’upon’ approved. rouul ion. the
ammunition, targets, putches;.gppoint
and pay necessary omcialscorei‘s and
markers. . , ‘ '
By order of the Commander-lnChici‘.
GEORGE M. COLE,
Official: ‘ Adit.-Goucrai.
WM. E. F‘. LANDERS. ,
Assistant Adiutanwcuorcl.
mill infusions hill
weal Scull. " ‘
l
. Vii?“
.‘1-
95 991er
ii
SummerDvspepsia, indiges-
lion. rind Stomach,
. ' Iroublii‘sfi
i
and."
a,
. .24. ,issuod you
‘Scpuruto , l ,
Company, ,Troop A and Naval Battah ‘ ‘ ‘
_ Conn, Thursday.‘0_c- ' ~
Three suitable trophies will be: offer. 1 .
teams from each organization as stat: ‘
ed.
,tfliimi‘puzsn, one brill Ipriss ’ihall ,
prize to the team stinking tho third
The above
tailed. fitment Frost will‘sluo make . .
, ,
lilo-"trunnion“:
orii
n l on lilu'nlli‘ll ll.
. all -..._ . ..
Hardware; . ,. .- Fisiiiffu
Tackle..~Guns. Alli“;
rmulliiion, Automobile
Oils. Launch Engines
Oil‘s etc. ‘ “
.112 WASHNIGTON cruiser,
soul-H uonwauK.‘
. Phonoflufili ~ l
.r' _ , . 2* ' ‘ ;,, i. .
Wagons mun Free
95;"... 6.5;... Samoa. Marks.
2 Ozone Starch'l‘rudg Marks.
2 Goons Washing «B T
'A Pam
‘% . .
sums!" it WHEELER.
BICYCLE AND CYCLE SUPPLIES,
5? South Main St. So. Norwalk.
A .a
The threo kinds: of Trade Marks
must be presented for wagon.
All first-class stores sell the 0:er
goods. ~ . -
{ Special Sale .
blotter: Film
"550 3g:
l
, \
, “memo" under. ‘
‘ , " ’ ‘ HOMER; 3.
~_.__.
hunks
prominent branch at but
This oxpshsivonoss, of son
a plant-may bu, preventing yo.
putting upon the market a money
‘ making article. Such bolus lib“
‘cacc, consult’us. .Wo are in a, osi-n
bonito manufacturc' at a has cost
mantras, can runs plant site; you
i i E G. N.- TMcKIVBlJIN
~ prim co.
‘ '50 Wigwam; ,so. WRWMK:
r
'ojvw‘
- ,l‘ i‘.‘ 0.0%. i
The creator per, cent. of the eye
' trouble, is acquired: .or.‘ developed our.
lng school days. Neglect atthis limo"
is responsiblofornuch 0t thsiprqsont
‘ ‘ “day cyctroublo. Twenty-mic per cent.
of all school children suitor from do.
.toctivo eyes. Theytzail behind in
their classes ad are often taken'out
of‘:school _th_ ugh. ignorance. of the
cause. whens halt hum“ with the op-
tician would, have .repiedle'd. ,the whole
(liniculty.._;l. ax .
QB D .. , .OP 'lDlfi, -
rill: Wgwb‘.ncp5irlng.
Room 9, United hank ,Bld .jso. Nor.
omcehours 8 to out; 1 '45 to 6:31)
Saturday'evenings,,7.-9.,,‘, “
alleviat'onuolntnentpngue to unit
-. pltl'lllll;
Locust Bites.
The bite of, the locust, kissing bug
and spider are poisonous and produce
veryrpaintul and serious results. Sat
crate a piece 1 cloth, :folded several
thicknesses, w th Briziiian Hahn and
bind over the bite. Instant «relief.
Remove in half an hour and you will
' find a drop, as green so gross. This
is the poison which has been all drawn
out. and the trouble is over. This is the
only thing inthsworld we, know of
that will do this. Equally, effective for
snake and maddog hits, it instantly
applied, so. always, keep it on, hand.
, Kills bee. wasp or hornet sting inane
second. Druggists, or at quick. B.
F. Jacksonand Co... In anapolis.
Jacacoorwans
‘ We are trying to better satisfy our
icustomcrs by not having any wagons
on the road, but will attend very
promptly to‘orders by postal card. and
pay following prices, with square deal-
ing: All kinds of iron. 550 lb.; .ruh
bar boots, shoes and wycle tires. 6o
lb.; light brass, tic lh.. heavy brass.
7c; Copper, 8o; pewter, 10c; rags, 1c
lb.; folded newspapers in bundlq.‘ 14c;
ton and heavy lead,,iic; ilinc. 23.“.
These prices are good until market
changes. Watch this adv.
‘* a ABRAHAM HARRIS
Phone 1584. Box Bilbao. Norwalk.
noun llltli‘iinl
Of all descriptions. White Duck Ping
Pong Hats. Sailors and Alplnos, White
Mull Hats, wane Felt Hats, new and
stylish Rough Straw Sailors. Dainty
patterns in Chiffon Veilings. New
Birds, Wings and Pompous. ‘
TRIMMED HATS AT
\ MiD-OUMMERPRIOES.
M. E [inhuman
M’Maln Strait; Narwnlk.
L Fine ' Goods at low Prices
unequd‘wlth large midgeport es-
shmont. Fins goods at low prices.
an
13W?) ‘. NW vans
'nmi’sii‘ioiul’dmn
m
' TIMI with
in our»... in. 1902.
LEAVI QOUH’H‘. "ORWALK son
It“! No K ,.
hue-mos, cof‘. 'szm, ens.
3:23. 133%., 7105:9313: 11:08:, 0:38.
P'. Ilino-12:05:,“I'lft’l. Iillicit. 3:05,
8:83;. 4:07.. 4:50;. 6:40. 15:66:.
6:88. 0:051. 7207!, 7:563, 3:00, 10:80.
3 , s.
hummus, moan». 3:53;, 9:05.
9343!. > I“ . "
5:40. ‘liliiix, 7:10.
won scorn
Kn" ‘
r dwiu "its: too:
i "I dim/i If: ‘2‘
, an” 4-30 m.’
0 “slot.
in“:
' I
, clears thalhosd. soothes
. count slow horroltto be
. its ,' .
oi‘thsiiit , _ ‘l t-
(Llurroll McGomus. , t Loam
trouble undar .har prosthesis
bplnx‘fiulii .15 .‘
is delirium
Edmonton. on ill ,
borne by‘ouodn'sccii
attendants. sodas tbsr ,
his family. tile daught
orlc ,nalne. :‘Althoilgh‘ n .
he can on-voiccxwhioiid
tivn ed.—~~Springiield Republi
man-”M
i . , .
‘ ‘A NscsssAnv PR GA
, Don'tu‘sglocta cold
than unpleasant. . It, ,
using One‘Mlnutc Cons, , , ,
cure it at once. Alloys lull
cos the, mucous membr ‘
coughs. croup. throat" soil-J ,,
los. Absolutely sate. Acts. ,
1y. Children into» it. Ch
111””! ‘ ' ' ’
“ Miss ary McLa'ne should.
from her reported purposc ‘
capo. Miss Monaco is are
earliest desire to meet the .
face. and in Chicagoans will.
limited opportunities‘and ii
pert assistance; in rslsing‘h’i‘s , ,
majesty inthe most approv '
~Chicago Chronicle.
ONLY CURE. FORJY
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of _‘
Dot, says: "i suffered for ya,
dyspepsia. Used to hav' fl
tress and belching. Iris-lad , f,
i could hear of. but notation" "'
till! took Brazilian Balm, ‘
cent bottle cured me comp)
For sale by R.,H.,Pl '
Baxter.
Isisnator Clark. of, Mo
writes bigger checks than
man in Washington. .19:
log. "He has a sweet,o , _
which is not strong. h ‘ ‘
to a small companysa. , ,
piled millions on million: but
a vocal teacher. and thumb;
he is fond of singing-tor a ‘
pany.~—Phiisdelphia Times. ,
LOOK PLEABAN
Photographer 0:
too, 0., con dosolnor,
years he couldn’t because:
untold agony from the
indigestion, All‘phyalcifl '
cinea. failed to whalp‘blm ' 7
Electric Blttersr which my, , ‘
wonders for him thatllo don! ,
are a godsend to uniform
pepsin and stomach troubled.“
ed for diseases ot-thoflto ,
and .vKidneys, Ahpy build
new life to , _,
them. Only 50c. Oman
Baxter, drugglst.
The iRév. howls WyMu .
class of ’62, of Princeton iii; ,
who is known among thc'Prinf .
graduates as the “(other of ‘-
has accepted the call from t ,
Presbyterian Church, or Damn .
Pa. Dr. Madge was the WNW
captain of the first team in 1850.‘
ing afterward for“ ilve« consecutir
ylearsr-New York Commercial Ad,
tscr. ‘ ' I U ' ‘
TO MY FRIENDS.
It is with joy 1 tell you what,
did for me. l was troublod
stomach for several month 1!
ing advised to due Kodol, I , .. ‘
words cannot tell the " ithfi 011
me. A neighbor had yope out
he had tried most eve g .. , ,
him to use Kodol. W0 I! of mid }}
have come to me from him‘beca
recommended lt.-G‘eorge W .
la. lows. Health and mouth
and .body depend on the stomach.
normal activity or thadigelti o, .
Kodol, the great rsoonstrdoé‘k will *
cures all stomach and bowl. that ,
indigestion. dyspepsia. Ko‘doli _ ..
silty goodlfmtélygummfihi'l’dho 3 low“
a or mes s. o '
in all the multitude o
and World's fairs that have
and are being held and will
had qulté overlooksd‘thsmt
guy is planning to have M
beginning, with July 1 mid
for six months. at which ,
goods manufactured in, , , ,
States will be “confirming
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