01111151 911151111115, to 1111111 155.]
. A “1,1, line Maladies, 1111,11 Missss’
Cashmere and Golf Gloves.
E. K. BANKS
4H7 WASHINGTON STRENT.V
Reticulum 530M Shel:
SOUTH NOflWdLK. "' CONN.
M~W-WMM.W
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity;
Fair”, tonight. Tuesday lnce
cloul ideas and probably strong 5,1ate
in' afternoon or 515111.335“:
weather prevaiis' east of the Mississ-
ippi river. A storm of considerable in-
tensity is central on the Gulf Coast,
near Galveston. Another disturbance
is central in the northwest This area
will probably much this vicinity Tues~
day night. Conditions favor for this
vicinity pleasant weather t’onight, fol-
lowed on Tuesday by increasing cloud-
iness and probably rain by Tuesday
night.
Miss Ella Cowperthwaite is very ill
at. her home, 5 Henry street.
Dr. Ward Gregory, of New York,
spent Sunday at his ,home in Norwalk.
Ernest Cornell, of New York city.
spent Sunday at, his home in Norwalk.
R. J. Cutbill and daughter. Florence.
of Spring street, spent Sunday in
Georgetown.
Charles Hyatt of Woodward avenue -
has returned from a vacation trip to
Philadelphia
Joseph. Riley and ”John Dunleavy
have gone to New Falrfieid 011 a hunt-
ing expedition.
Mrs. William Saabye, of Woodward
avenue, was the guest of relatives in
Bridgeport, Saturday.
The South Norwalk Outing Club will
hold a regular meeting, this evening.
at the Hotel Hamilton.
An addition is being placed on the
barn of W. W. Comstock. at the lower
end of South Main street.
Miss Edith Merriam entertained a
few friends Friday evening, at her
home in Woodward avenue.
Norwalk Republicans boomed. the
campaign Saturdaynight with the aid
of 11 transparency on 11‘ wagon.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Norwalk City Council will be held this
evening in the council chamber in Wall
street.
An extra large flack of wild ducks
was very conspicuous hovering about
Round Beach, yesterday, shortly be-
fore noon.
Horatio L Finch of Woodwai 1i a1'e~
nue went hunting Saturday and re-
turned with a bag of game that broke
the record.
The South Norwalk Board of Conn
cilmen will hold their regular monthly
gel-ting, this evening in the chamber
aviiand street.
*Don't forget the lecture by Rev.
William J. Slocum. at Lockwood's
Hall. Thursday evening. Nov. 11th.
Subject. "Out Young Men.“
,. ckenoe 'i‘rihe‘ I 0. R. M., of Nor
‘wa it will give their second of a series
of. sustain tomorlow evening at the
Wigwam in the Gazette building.
Deputy Sheriff Scuily, of Norwalk,
was in town yestreliay. consulting
with Deputy Sheriff Charles w Fien-
drie. ——Sta1nfor1l Advocate, Saturday.
At the ml1l~weok prayer service
Thursday evening at 7:45 at the Nor-
waik Congregational Chapel. helpful
hints from current events will be
brought up.
.Frank Hyatt, of Brooklyn. was the
guest of his sisters, the Misses Butt
of Main street Norw‘alk. oyer Sunday,
and attended. the anniversary exercises
attitaNorwalk Congregational Church.
W
TRULY
PERFECT
CLOTHING
MUST FIT. »
file it reasonable to expectm
clothing not made tor youtfo.
fit? No. Then why not have
them n1adc5 for yum. especial-
when they cost‘ no more
i an you are paying for the
sort madefe’r everybody else.
Come and pick out your
material hidelska? your or-
der early. {on
an“ 9
” Willis 11. Austin started today on a
- Easily on
Well.
15111115111 trip in 1115 111551151 of Austin
and Grow.
. m'l‘he Supreme Court lilo Cigar. .
Lodge of Elks will be held in Arion
Hall. tonight.
Clarence Webb, of East Norwslk. has
550%.», 111111 111951 with A. H. Merrill,
5 treat
Ci'arer'ice Mayhew.’ of South Main
street. has resigned his position with
A. H. Merrill, of Water street.
Dr. Dick's Medicine cures Malaria.
Mrs. 212.] Norton, of 44 Lowe street.
picked a humber of vlolets Saturday.
The .ll'flNB have beenVV in bloom twice
this season.
Governor McLean has approved Ad-
jutant-General Cole's requisition for
$600 for oiiice expenses and additional
clerical. services.
1.1 :1
- _______.
‘Eiijlifayorand Mrs. J. Milton Coburn
were the guests Sunday of ex-Mayor
Cornelius Drlscoll. now corporation
counsel, in New Haven.
The .lunior Christian Endeavor So-
ciety of_ the South No walk Congrega-
tional Church will 110 d a call meeting
this afternOon. at 3: 45 o‘clock
—Ve1"y few brands 'of Cigars hold
their own like the imperial Crown. it
has been sold for 10 years and over,
and is now considered one of the stan
.dard brands.
.1 17m. . .
The meeting‘of the governing com-
mittee of the South Norwalk Club to
have been held Saturday night was
postdpne'd until next Saturday.
Christian Swartz has the collar on
his property on Concord street com-
pletcd. and will move the house on the
school property thereon, in a few days.
President John ”A. Mofllt, of the 11111-
ted Hatters of North America who was
in Danbury, during the week. returned
to his home in Orange. N. J., to spend
Sunday.
1
The Company F first basketball
team will line up against the crack
Manhattan basketball 155111.01 New
01k tonight at the armory. The Mon
tauks will try conclusions with the
Larchmonts.
A meeting of the Republican Club
and campaign committee will be held
in Grand Army“ 11.111.501.111 Main
street, was Rdo'ds jeWclry store to-
night This is the last. meeting before
election and important work remains
to be done.‘
——Don't forge the lecture by Rev
William J. Milo 11111. at Lockwood‘s
Hall iirsday evening. Nov. 6111.
Subject, ”Out Young Men. "
Leopold Snyder, of Lexington ave-
nue, has purchased a new one hundred
egg incubator Mr. Snyder has had
new purchase in the shape of early
spring broilers.
The Farther Lights, of the South
Norwaik Baptist Church, Will meet to.
night at 7:45. at the church. Subject
“invaders of india.”
na Guy. Views will be shown on the
subject and souvenir programs will be
distributed. The music will be under
the direction of Miss Wing.
W. B. E. Lockwood, of
went to New Preston, Saturday night.
to spend a few days. Mr. Lockwood
wet; somewhat. inconvenienced by the
teamsters strike, finding it‘ impossible
to get a truckman to carry his trunk
to the South Norwaik depot. and had
to hays it sent down in his light wa-
gon.
-Hivcs are a ten lb 1'. Jot-1551111111111.
little fol ‘s. and 'to older ones.
15min 5 Omlritinent never
fails. instant. relief permanent cure.
At any drug store, 50 cents.
The summary of real estate transac-
tions ‘for Norwalk. during the month
of October, as reported 11 The Com-
mercial ‘Record is as fol owa salsa;
thirty-three: mortgages, 121,111. The
number of sales last week was Ive.
responding week, last year. there were»
seven sales, with mortgages or 18.9515.
’ e—Dr, 11. 11.11.5151, Me and mu- 5,1152.
cialint from Bridgeport removed
cities from the flahsckemo Motel .
52 North Main St, 80. Norwaik, where
8111an
11111 y.V ,- .
1111 ”man i it- 111,’
The Norwalk Yacht Club house. at
season.
taken from the stub for are much. and.
i ii-
", ‘ hPlslntffggztphla
as v
has.
can not intend t6 accept the p011 -
“91,1333“ 511,151.19 11911111111111.1111! on
....... . . - w" '.
0in P. 0. Building, Norwalk.
Prices we quote 11111111111111. week are 11111 SATURDAY
SPECIALS 1111111111111 11111111 time quoted. as». advertised as
'specdli. .
in the 115151115. ,,
1-111 orchard n Lyons
Pill 11!.
The annual ball of the Norwaik ‘ogr‘l 3115,11”, '1?le sols, ‘cork inner-
sole bill
keeps 1131.95 £1151 3,60: warm and dry‘.
at rp
tloail 9311
an 1119,55 worth of 5511155
and nstyle and comfort in this shoe.
considerable experience in the poultry ;
line. and expects great results from his 1
Leader Miss Ed- -
Norwaik.
. 9.... . s
- ,
COSTUMES.
iv 11' 3 51111511111115 11151119,
scope; tbday’s 5011511111 11
Vfrom last was '11 113,5
’Twoultl be 11611111 to l"11.11111
quickly.
man's JEWISH“
A douen winter styles (more or
less) and every one of them equal to
shoes sold usually for 5011 or $1 more.
11,611 shoe 0! V1111 kid with lining
a it so it doesn't 5111,11 111
im-
I sis but‘ $4.
WP. Shoe store.
~11,..5..
The costumes come 1.11.11.11-
1111 1.1111110
as different
it.”
sorte.'i‘i1era 11 every kind of
of th
coitugie 1mm least it ps'nslye to very-
exclusive. ‘
game 111. popular prices ",3 "
ostumes of black basketvweave
chcviot finish With Blot seams and with
strapped effect on Waist and sleeves.
$16. 50.
Black and blue broadcloth cbstumes;
strapped or made with 51111: seams 'on
both skirt and jacket jacket with roll-
ing shawl collar of silk trimmed with
braid.
$21. 50.
Suits for big and little girls and
children too
Second floor.
KID moves—$1.-
Really truly kid, if you please. Not
lambskin as the great majority of $1
gloves me
These are made by one of the best
g. overs in all Fiance. They are cut af-
ter the same patteins as gloves that
sell for half more; they fit easily.
gracefully and perfectly ‘
But their greatest virtue after all.
is the quality. They are kid—and ov
cry woman knows the value of a kid
glove
Hundieds of Women know theii
goodness; if you don't, try one pair.
Windsor glace
Lafayette suede. $1
Center aisle. rear.
BLACK KERSEY—Sl YD.
A limited quantity and 11f sun .11 ex-
cellence that it will sell almost ftt eight
«'50 remember the fable 1)! the early
bird.
it is heavy, it is 56 inches wide it
all wool.
Fine for skirts; needs no lining.
$1 YD.
Left aisle, rear.
SHEETS. ‘
A special lot of unbleached sheets
72 by 90 inches and of good cotton
29¢.
One of those chances to be grasped
Front. basement.
THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS CO..
Bridgeport, Conn.
with mortgages cf 32 610. For the cor. ‘
1111’ 111111 be consulted on Toucan. :
1150511 1"
Hickory Bluff. is now closed 1111 the 1
Last Friday the piano was '
115
111511111111 11551 meat at prices lower 1111.. any market”
wryw
Phone 133V: 5
MANUFACTURTNG
FOR OTHERS
is a very prominent branch of our
business.
The expensiyeness of equipping
11 11111111 may be preventing your
putting upon the market a money
making article. Such being the
case. consult us. We are in a posi-
tion to manufacture at a less cost
that“ you can run a plant other you
83 ..
THE 11.11. Harmony
M’ I" G CO.
W. R. THOMPSON. Manager.
Sister 51... Tad". NORWALK.
It his new strength: created - strength.
That Is. it is not stimulator; .
eating proper'food and digesting it.
. rather harm-«unless it is' digested. So
5 that everything narrowa itself down
,1 One person in three of 11s have indi—
gestion do some form or another.
aoondition which may become serious.
51111151 ,
might all .become so if we digested
our food.
aid to digestion.
once all the symptoms of acute dyepep~
, 1:011 is. $14.00
Gas ,. is. [$1.25
11511 n.
: Which is Cheaper? 3
Bill! .1. . ..
1
' bup‘outs (41172 Accounts), 11,213. 11111 57
« .111 '1n.'.mmmm-l
NNNNEI fills 1111111111111
f capo-1.
W1
It 011111" 1111111111 the Right Food From
. My P'»I°!t!‘i.-
Food 11111113111515 natural strength.
The real strength of your body is
your constitutional: strewn, Your
reserve strength It is the result 01.
Eating food'doelno good-at all:
to one proposition:
gestion?
How Via you 111-
it
is not really a disease, but a condition:
We all wish to be strong, and we
The loss of your strength is
a serious matter. it may be the bc~
ginning of a dangerous disease. it
may mean that you cannot go on with
your work, 5
Mother Seigel' s Curative Syrup is an
it is a strength malt-
er. 'it makes your food nourish you.
it makes you strong“. it relieves at
sia. tones tip the system and creates
flesh. energy and strength. Taken
regularly it will permanently cure in-
digestion aud make the weak. thin, ir-
ritable. nervous dyspeptlcs, strong, tat
hearty and well again.
Mrs. R. Scull, of 1,266 Park avenue.
Bridgeport, Conn. writes under date
of February 24 1902: “l suffered for
years with my liver and kidneys. i
used blather Seigol's Curativc Syrup
and it cured mo. 1 recommend it to
everyone." Sold by druggists.
n3 5 'l
LOOK AT THE-St:
Cos-11 Prices.
snowman STEAK, 10c 11.
110111111 sTnAKK 11c
smaonv STEAK 16c
Paoraitnouss Smart. 111 15 20c
LAMB CHOP8,16c
1.11115 11111111111111 spams. LAMB 11c.
Mm...“ .a .s W4..._. -wrw.....~ 1.4.21. ..
TthouthNorwalk
Trust; Company
Receives ficcounfs of Mana-
{511m ercbants, Corpora-
tions. firms and Indibiduals
and. will be: pleased to meet or
correspond with those who
teammate opening new ac-
Fannie.
Money loaned on Mortgage
or approved collateral. Mainly.
SJ WNOS RINK.
couoausen 8TATEME..1, ocro
, ,_, BER 1. 19112:
‘ 5 11555111055.
odno,
t
13,“ 111111 1111111111 District
mi and Bank Stock,
Estate and banking
House. 32225.77
0th and Due from Banks, 67,913.00
, . V ”333.004.1111
tutu—u.-
LIABILITIES.
642,624.09
48,050.00
542,190.57
Surplus. 6.0 0000.00
other Profits, 39,018.46
51.111.001.01
do.“
11183111111 501.113}? v1 ranges:
. , c pros en
GEORGE; {mightkfim reasurer
1 UNITII NNK INN-19M
mil NOHWALK, CONN.
”00.0 51-00
Surplus. {100.0 0.00
Groundwork». m 200.00
«M V.
bldlbrflhi "
rigs '11. 1111111 11111 00311110111-
W flirts
11.111 1'1. 111
1.1
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citadel erbium-11 ‘
. 5 stun ed , r
shutters at Greeneviite, Team. 11:11 or: '
one to
.Wil
Samoa 1;
been
There
Tenry J
ed.
Mr.
v have soldfiout all
those his white Cur
talul’oles. Will have
another" 0105‘s 111
WEDNESDAY.
was Successfully Launched at Bridge-
port, Saturday.
not been set.
skin disease.
,1
angc
‘11
151”
She
1.
The boat
is
WHOLE FOREQUARTERS. tic . “"‘““”‘_“
ROAST PORK, 14¢ Lots of people who suffer from con
SAUSAGE. ' lie; 2 lbs. for21'1c “t'bation or biliousncss know they
WHOLE HAMS, 15¢ need a medicine but refrain. Mending
SMOKED SHOULDERS the 1111an11 grinlns, purging, sic-ken
FINNAN-HADDOCK, 12c 111g scusatlons‘of the ordinary rome-
F0WLS,1111 dies. Now we are prepared to supply
CHOPPED BEEF 11 treatment that, is void of these 1111-
HOME DRESSED cmcgpms 111casantei’fc1ts~—a modern mild 1110.11
AND DUCKVs TO ORDER sani.thorougi1 remedy-«Ramon 5 L11
18 & 201: 1r Pills and Tonic Pellets. Two modi-
TRIPE, gc lb. 1in1111.111111picte euro 2511-. Samplo mm
EGGS; 26c doz. for the asking. R. H.Piaistc1i. “
COD mm“ OIL“ ' N m M" A FLATHEAD iNDl;N— ROBBED.
Sebaub'sMarket Missoum, 1110111.. Nov. 3.41 Flat
bead lndinn of the name of Matched
has been robbed of $32,000 in cash.
CURED OF FILES AFTER 40 YEARS.
0. Nancy. of (111110111. Ohio, had
the piles for forty years
dollars could do him no lasting 1:00"-
lchltt' a Witch Hazel Salvo cured him
permanently.
burns. bruises sprains, lacerations. ec-
aema. tetter salt rlieum, and all other
Look for the name Do-
invaluable
Witt on the package-41“ others 1111'
1',l1eap worthless Counterfeits
Pharmacy.
1'is,111'
equipped
Doctors and
BRIDGEPORT, Nov. 3~The new 5
Wire persona boat culled the "Provf
tootsr,’ the first of its else ever. built
was 511 ccssfully 1111111th Saturday.
as a large crowd present to
witness the launching, among whom
Wore Captain Taylor, of this United
States naval board of construction;
Captain Baron Person, Russian naval
5.1115115 in this country; Echnith J
Glitters. the Argentine Republic naval
attache; Congressman E. J. Hill.
N;orwalk Congressman Foster. of Ver-
mont; L. B. Miller, of Elizabeth, N. J..
secretary of the Singer Sewing Maco-
inc Company. and a large stockholder
in the Lake Torpedo Boat. Company;
Miller. of 11111555111. N. .1.;
Eben Hill, of the Norwaik iron Works,
F. 13., Smith, Percy E. Ferris,
Hatch. Frank Nash, of South Norwalk;
Henry J. Ely, of Atlantic Highlands, N.
J.; J. C. Lake, of Rutherford N. J., and
miiny others.
The sponsor for the new boat was
Miss Delia Miller of Elizabeth, N. J..
who just at 12 o'clock, as the blocks
were knocked away from under the
keel of the bout. raised a bottle of
wine, and with the words'
on thee 'Proteotor,‘ " broke it against
the iron brow of the boat.
The vessel moved slowly at first but
soon gained momentum and slid grace-
fully from the ways into the water. so
swiftly that the hawsor broke, and she
went clear across the channel.
damage was done, however, and she
was at once t0wed back to the dock
and moored. ,
The Protector is 65 feet long, 11 feet
wide and 14 feet deep. Afloat she draws
12 feet of water but is capable. accord-
ing to her builder‘s plans to 120 feet
of submersion.
suit of 20 years of study by Simon
Lake, her inventor, and she embodies
the principles of the submarine boat
Argonaut, which has never been sur-
passed in her work of mining and coun-
termlnlng.
three torpedo tubes and can be used
as an ordinary torpedo boat, or with
her conning tower or totally submerg-
Sho will be operated on the sur-
face by gasolene and submerged by
electricity. ,
She. will be ready by December 1
for her preliminary trials.
for tests by government officials has
The bout it fitted with
wheels below her keel and she will
be able to travel on the bottom. en-
abling her divers to leave or enter her
at will while submerged.
of
M. ’1‘.
' i chr ist-
No
is the re
W11,”
The date
for cute
Clifford
0‘
Eli" as! 1111111111 Street
Agent 1111 May Manton’ 5 Patterns. .,
.11 11.11..
"1'1...11,)1Vv1 y,‘ 45:11 .11
IT is T051Y0UR INTEREST
TO INVESTIGATE ‘
THE EXCELLENT VALUES W A UTUMN WAIBTS.
THE ECONOMY OF HOSIERY A ND UNDERWEAR BUYING IN THIS
SHOP. ,
THE NEW AUTUMN WAIBTS. ' AUTUMN STOCKINGSAND
This showing of waists is mostcom-1 WINTER UNDERWEAR.
pletc. Duck canvas cloth and P 1&5 ' “
waists are very popular this 11111111011.',,,,‘;Vte kwwktm mitotzn these #0011
PlcVnEy Vtot' lVil‘rcnchVV flannel and silk, “3:11,, b 6:, 13:: believe iggagfi§:_
was s o c 00511 rom.
Ladies' duck shirt waists, Gibsonigy': glib)??? 'ttqnfsh 11‘; lowori
effect. large pearl buttons, bishop “31'“ I?“ n '0 a of nayn
sleeves, $1.25. H e qua “65'
I’.adies white fleece lined shirt oslery.
waist, large stitched tucks. box plnit-‘ Ladies (33' “'19": fleece "“9" 1‘“
ed back. bishop sleeves $1. 59. regular 15c quality: special, 1255c
Ladies' plain and ribbed fast bloc
Ladles' canvas cloth shirt waists,
box plalted front, plain back, fanc'y , hose with embroidered instep, 1121
pair
1
collar. bishop sleeves $2.
Childrens fast black ribbed
Ladies’ French flannel shirt waists.
tucked and hematitcbed front, large 1 double knee and heel, sizes 5 to 9‘55
101: pair.
plait in back, bishop sleeves, 112. 50.
BLANKET AND COMFORT SELLING 1 MPH’ 3 extra heavy quality half hose
1.1_ 4 canton blankets. very heavy, {111 ton. also blac;k special 121,511: pair;
variety of bor,1icrs value $1, specia1,UNDERWEAR-
89c ; Ladies extra heavy fleece line
Extia heavy canton blankets full vests and pants, 251: each “
size. worth $2; special, :1 .5 . Ladies fleece lined vests and 1111.111.
11- 4 part wool blankets regular 50c grade at 39c each. extra
bound edges value $3 at $2. 50. sizes at same price.
Silkolinc 1overc1i comforts, cheese Ladles' line wool white vests in long
cloth back.gua1anteed white cotton or short sleeves neatly trimmed. Pants
filled; special $1.111 match at 751' each.
Silkoiinc covered comforts both Children‘s fleece lined vests With»
sides alike prettily tucked or quilted, pants to match sizes“ " t010 rem. 25,0-
ilne white cotton filling $2. 00. Larger sizes. 35c each.
Extra large size comforts Men 9. fine quality fleece lined shirts
neatly
both
sides lined with sateen. filling of stcr- 'with drawers to 111atch;‘speclal,bilo
ilizcd cotton floss, $" 7.1 . each
8311111 8.1111111111510181 80 110111111
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‘M'WW
Dont Bother Abo‘ut‘ Coal;
“Come wind come snow, let B111 cas blow,
With blankets like these your body will glow. ” ,
Theres warmth and comfort stored 11p for you in our Bedding Dep rt»
ment. Here' a you ll rind sort, fieccy Blankets and handsome generous 5111‘s
Comfortablcs Never before have we been able to offer you such extract
ilinaryVV values. Piiccs the smallest that can be charged for goods worth
1av ng. '_ "
A .1 COLLINss co
12 NORTH MAIN ST.
51111111 VNVoeralfrV.V
, , . “mm“...
Youaliould follow the example of (1.1111 {111 piano buyers who go dlrectVV to
SCHLEICHER 8: SONS,
Manufacturers of Str‘l’ctiy Iiigh- Grads
PIANO
455 MAIN ST., STAMFORD, OGNN,
And make your selection.
BECAUSE you can save the large profit of Dealers and Agents.
The S1hici1lior l’iuno is uuexr'iilcd in tone durability and workman-
siiipind Our (iurantcs is as good 115 :1 Government Bond.
The Apollo Piano Player
Has unequal. Call and hour it play. i"udor11c1i by all the greatest arm
PlANOO TUNED Ind REPAIRED PIANO! TO HINTL
By Skilled workmen. ' ' telephone “vi.
1111 5111111 111111, 1111101111. C1111;
0111111 every syncing until a p. m, a 1111 un’aaturdsy evenings until 10 a.
MUSICAL lNBTHUMENTS AND SHEET MUSIC. ,V - 5'
1.,
15““
W
Two oscnam 1111111 111111111“:
5111111111111 1111.. Nov. '5',
lionrguin, a white farmer. 11111111
employee have been murdered
111111111; 1111111 11111 1111111111 11511, ,.
coolly 1301111111111 111111 11111111 ,
111111111111. who. it in 11111111011111. .
1111 and shot him 111111 his can 5-
N11 trace of 11111 11111111110111
found
5511. 11+ 111 A 1011.
mm
Woodmff Will Contractor Deliver it at
< that Price all Boston.
BROOKLYN. November i-in 1111 1111-
Vcrtlsomnut printed on Thursday 111
tinI Brooklyn newspapers. it was 1111~
nounred’the price or coal was now to.
The advertisement was 11111111511 by
tlu- Kings County Republican 1311111»
palm Committee. aomrnor 0111:1111
151155111111 with an. user. 111 11111 effort'
to bring about 11 11111111111151 of the,
strike. formed part of 1111.1 advnrtlsu
11112111. The Democratic loaders trl 111
to unite 11111111 111‘ the assertion that
th 11111.11 51 1511111 was at 11111 to polar
stout/cunt 0111141er iii/11111111111 11w
copied rmon‘sibimy yesterday for the
coal 1111111115111. and proposes to back
1111111 11 supplying store 1111111 at in 11
ion. 11 with "Some pt‘l’tmliil any
cost is or 111111 others 11111 $7 to. while
others still say it is 81150 i will gear-s
mm 111111111 supply soul for 511 111111
11111 unite in agreement with anybody
,111 9111111111 11111 winters supply 111 111111
f
Pgopln 9,1110 1151‘;th t“ ‘
11111 We 11 11011111
11011111111110“ Nerve l tight;
for 11115111111. use There his 1111 .
11 for sprains, lithium. fume, ,
“11111: are malty buckled
1311111: 01111.“ but only one 11:11:11
111111- 11111111111'11 with 111111111 Brown
11119111111111 Co. 1111 every 111111111
2131:. ll.il.i’ialsted.
The bits of the instill
111111 spider are poisonous .
very painful 111111 serious rel
1111115 11 piece of cloth fold
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