a
” pulmonary sanstorium, has returned
.- committee will be present.
- determined this week.
. , accretion service and roll call and pour-
‘ who has been confined to his - home
: G. Merritt of Seovlew avenue.
5 visit.
great interest in the work.
,lil. abortion oi St. John vo
ll 1 ufiorinit‘i’r in, envenocold. ‘
,. tired Eugenics; or itionth ,Norwsik.
us talc n a position opening oyntors in
loll ‘ shop. V. , ,. ‘ . _
uul election of oiiicors of the
chold cxttlnnduy. ,
)Phillins. of Von Znndt
”micron a position opcnin
o Rndcl shop. ‘ . .
colds ’wili'lend the Junior
‘3 Friday evening at 7:30
nudist parsonage. ,
, wars. 8. prdfdssionul oyster
opener, tram, ”Norfolk, Va.. wont to
work this morning in‘ the Rudcl shop.
‘Mr. and Mrs. Irving. Rood. of,_Nor~.
pent yesterday the gllfistfi'flf
, The‘gnme in the Hufuer pool tournn~
,mont tomorrow evening will, he be-
tween Ih‘oi‘ank Human, 90; and Charles
I . . i .
itorncy Loo Davis is contemplating
emoving from Rowan street to Nor-
walk. in order “thuthc may be neurcr
his business,
he annual Christmas exercises of
;Advcnt Christian Church will be
,, .d on the 30th of December at 7:30
‘ the evening. _
orry Roberts, oi the .flrmof Rob—
erts & Taylor. has wired the store of
in: LeVy, on the Washington street
‘ldgc, for electric lights. .
.Mrs. S. ’W. Russell, of this place. is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Ed-
ward S. Underhill, of Jeromesville. 0.
She left for that place last Thursday.
Clarence Webb. of Third avenue,
‘with the grip, has resumed his duties
as driver for A. H. Merrill, Water
street.
Mrs. William S. Huibeld, of East
avenue, who went to New Cancun to
take treatment at Dr. M. .l. Brooks-s
home.
' Despite the storm, both services at
the Advent Christian Church yesterday
were well attended. At the evening
service one young man came forward
for prayers.
George B, Belts, now employed in .I.
C. Beatty’s Park Avenue iphurmncy.
Bridgeport, spent Sunday at his home
inKOsborn avenue, he returned to the
Park City last evening.
‘The Christmas decorating committee
of the Methodist Church met yesterday
but adjourned to next Sunday. when it
is expected pilot the members of the
The Ellyn Workers‘ Auxiliary of the
Edvent Ch‘rl tian Bhurch will hold its
semi-annual meeting for the election
of‘ofl‘icers, Thursday evening at 8:30
at incomes of the regular social ser-
vice. .
Mrs. R. L. Linstcr. of Donbury. spent
Saturday the guest of Mr. and Mrs. 10.
S 10
was accompanied on her return by
Miss thel Confleld, who will make a
A match game of pool will be played
a week from next Suturdnv nivht in
Chris Lurs'en’s cure on the Washington
street bridge. The players have. not
yci, been decided. but will probably bo_
A rehearsal of the girl‘s chorus of
the Advent Christian Church for the
Christmas exercises was held Saturday
and proved very successful, everyone
inking an interest in the work. Anoth-
er rehearsal will be held next Sutur-
day,
Captain Mntlnvius Decker. whose
sloop Poll was run into and sunk in
East River, last week. lost a sloop
named Harriet Dart about ten years
ago off Rocknwny Shoals. This was the
first accident to thc Poll. Captain
Decker hopes it will be the lost.
““‘Cnptain Albert A. 0er went to Mi-
anus Saturday and returned with his
sharpie Swordfish, which has been
there the past three weeks having new
holsters installed. The chance is n
big improvement and renders the bout
much more effective in her work.
A very enthusiastic and well attend-
ed meeting of the Loyal Workers of
the Advent Christian Church was held
last evening. It was the monthly cou-
ly every member responded to his or
her name. Richard Bland conducted
meeting.
very enthusiastic and well attend-
ed rehearsal for the Christmas cxcrciii.
as of the Methodist Church was held
Saturday evening at the home of How-
ard W. Benedict, in Osborn avenue.
Loader H. .I. Hypson has n tine pro-
g‘y’bm to present this your and tho
members of the chorus are inking u
Henry Gerhardt. the populiir Wanti-
inxton streetihrldxe tonsoriui artist, ls
,puuing around cigars today with a. luv~
ion hand.“ The mason la the arrival of
finine-pound baby boy. which came to
a
ten his home: yesterday litter
n.’ ~ Mother rand child are reported
bindinicciy nod Mrs. Edward Gen
h ', :tho. hapnyyinthonfl ulster-indoor.
twin n enhance its purine.
Mr.“ up!) . Mm. Lenny ,Whoolor. of
‘ I l ., are thopcuutom of n
road of Ill: of the prettleat
2 The hon fist/ole
A.
dvcnt Christian? shoddy school will
ners, George Tuttle, or 63 Fort ‘
.; ii‘rldtu" Jim!
at so H
*1} niel L'Il mm‘cdiou has _ ivo‘d n‘
letter from. O. A.‘Mullinsstivh‘eia now ‘
located at Fort; , Mason. ,ilnlitornim in
‘ panics Kg‘nnd. Memorandums. owns?
Thirteenth infantry. received on”
.‘Thnnksglviug our. In“ the list ,nrc ,nll,
tho‘aimetizlng delicacies that it New
Englnnd boy could expect on thnt tiny,
showing that Uncle Sam does not tor~
get‘hls soidiorhoys. ““Arnic” wishes
to be remembered to all his friends
here n’iill sfiii'fhut he expects to not
through with the army soon and join‘
the navy. ‘
MW...‘ '0‘
~—~Croup instantly relieved. Dr. Tim-
man's Eclectric Oil. Perfectly softy.
Never toils. At any drug store.
hum—mm“ .. u-u
ROWAYTON. _ ‘ ‘
Mrs. J. A. Sownrby, of Highland ave-
one, who has been seriously ’illls im-
proving slowly. ‘ i.
There will be u mccilng or the tench-
crn oi the Bnpflst Sunday school at the
parsonage tomorrow night. . ‘ .
The members of Rising Star Divis»
ion, who wish to go to Norwnlk tonight
to attend the anniversary of Concord
Division, are requested ,to take the
7:16 our at Guider's corner.
hold on New Year's eve. in the Metho-
dist Church. At that time there will
he addresses and u speaker from out
of town will be secured to deliver the
sermon, .
The Rowuytou Fire Department will
hold its first monthly meeting this ev-
ening at 8 o‘clock in Crew's Hull. Ed—
win L. Stevens. the committee' up»
pointed to purchase badges, will report
and :1 contain and lieutenant of the
iii-e. police will be elected. Every mem-
ber of the department is urged to nt~,
Lend. .
Hurry Dukes. of Crockett street.
-. hile taking his supper out of the oven
vuc evening recently, spilled some hot-
grovy on the foot of his aunt; Miss
Lens Slickcs. who was standing near
the stove. causing quite o bed burn.
Miss Shokes. has been unable to ut-
teud to her duties in Ilcnuis & liltin-
chard’s hut shop,'South Norwnlk, since
the accident.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
A rehearsal of the Christmas carols
was held Saturday afternoon in the
Methodist, Church.
Furniture denier James
spent Saturday afternoon
Norwnlk on business.
Miss Gertrude Valentino.
nvenuc. expects snortly to
Stunii’ord High school.
A section of the Scoiicld residence in
liuilroud iu‘onuo is being torn down
with the intention of replacing it with
a new addition. '
The Rings End Coal Company,
which recently received a cargo of 5380
ions of hard coul, expects another cars
go of this cool in u few days. ,
,Mrs. .lohn W. Duke and Miss Minnie
Lnrrcnri. of South Norwulk. spout Sut-
urdny the guests of 4M1: and Mrs. J. P.
drummer. of Railroad avenue.
Raymond Brothers. of South Nor-
uuik, ore storing :1 quantity of crushed
stone in the vacant lot at the corner
of Noroton avenue and Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hill returned Sill,-
Burchnrd
in
of West
enter the
Y., utter u very pleasant visit the
guests of their daughter, Mrs. I". V.
Control]. of Main street.
George 1’. Brett and fumlly intend
to spenu the winter season either in
the Bermuda islands or on a. cruise to
occupy several months. They will
loam town just before Christmas.
Rev. John Brooks. of Columbia Uni.
vcrsity. who crouched his trial ser-
mons at the Methodist Church yester‘
day, was entertained ut the home of
Rev, Henry Scovillc, in liiuiu street.
Howard S. Sinuson und fumlly have
moved from the Muckey place on tho
Turnpike to the place on Sedgwlck
uvenue recently vacated by Henry Vul-
cutlne and known as the Mend place.
Mrs. Henry Northrop, of Main street,
has so for improved from her severe
illness on to be able to be about a lit-
tle. She contomplutcs a visit to the
home of bur son in Stamford. in a few
days.
.lnmcu Wood. of Newton. bus been
In Greenwich "curing" smoking chim-
neyu. otherwise chimneys which will
not “draw" good. Colonel Ii. H. Ad~
umu’ place at licllc Haven was “doc—
torcd” successfully, ‘ .
The Knowiton File and Drum Corps
will lenvo the postoilico this evening
at 0:40 in a carrvuil for Norwnlk.
where they. are to play this evening
in the armory in that place in the bone
ketbull games of company ‘F. . ‘ .
The bellows of the Congregstioucl
church organ has returned from New
Yorkie-covered and releathered and
the protosuionnlii lire now at workrrrev
plnoln ‘ spines. The instrument. will
probe beret yvfo use out next
slimy.
ihlclnmul. ,pport‘ ii
and, quit; a number
at, n n th 1
:thé letter ,‘fiArnio". enclosesrn ' menu. of .
the Thanksgiving dinner which, Guam. .
‘ fashions go,“.but the fashion of
A Union watch night service will be ‘
South
urduy to their home in Palisades, N. I
. give. up
, Dough" rum .ls,
‘oli‘rlll , stoc
rites-i roushouturp‘th “lower
‘15“ 1‘, “ "/
SolidGoldJewcl‘ry.
. this no equal as a ansGiit.
i I‘Tashions may come and
giving icwclry‘ior a Chrittmqs
gift 15 as no trial: to-day as it
was hundre s of years. ago.
Some hints item a complete
stock: ’ , . ‘
kinks. $1.25 to $6.75..
Links with Diamond Scllin
$18.50. ‘ ‘ , ‘
Scar! Pins. 59:. 10535.00. _
Studs, $1.70 to troupe: set.
Lockets. $3.25 to $21.00.
Neck Chains. $1.90 to $4.90.
,Lorgncttc Chains. ”.7510 $20.50.
Brooch Plus. $1.89 to.$49.00.
Pendants. 75;. to $2.89.
Tabs. $2.08 to $10.98.
Chatelaine Watches. $0.98 to $21.90.
Handkerchiefs, .
[For-Men and Women:
‘_ A superb stock to . select
iii-om. covermgf the whole field.
of fabrics and‘stylcs in a most
‘cxtensivc range of prices. . Im-
possible in particularize, but
we mention some, of the very
gspccial values now .on hand.
lure Liucu Hondkcrchicis. hcmsliiched,
with or without cmbroidcrcdinitiuls.
lace trimmed .and embroidered, scal-
lopcd cdpcs. value Jan. to 2°C. each. at
two. each~$l.40 per dozen.
Very iiuc Linen Handkerchiefs. hem-
stitched. with 'or without baud cm-
hroidcred initials. new designs. linen
centre with hand embroidery and Lice
iiinuncd. value 35:. ‘and 40:. 'cach. at
25¢. each ~ $1.43 box of Six
New line Linen Hendkcrchicis. hand
Cilibl'flldciy and lace trimmed. come
one in a box, value 70s., at
50c. each.
All Silk Handkcrchicis. ,l.’ to 1 inch hem.
with or without embroidered initials
which are in entirely new dcsiynswaluc
35c. lo 75c. at
25c, 39c. and 50c. each.
Embroidered and Lace Handkerchiefs.
artistically put up in fancy hoxcs.valué
$1.75 to $2.50. at
$1.25, $1.50 and $1.75 ior box Six
Real Duchessc. real Valencienucs a .
Houiton Ltcc Handkerchicls. at C
$1.48 each; value $2.50.
brocudcd SilkMuillcrs. in block.wli
crcani and column.
as. $2.98 to
ilc.
ks “O'Neill": are now at ih‘eir very "it:
H“ iii-W"
. .. , st,, and
t prevailing tor, similar
Ideal Holiday Gifts. in
arty-Cups $2.93. $3.49. operand rm
. Vancouver. and s1; 0.. ‘
Sterling?$iiverirauc Ware. .-
2.49. . - . ‘~.. .
Almond‘Dishcs. $1.49 and 2.40. _
‘ Bod“? Ron, Dishes, $2.49, $35 5. $4.35. to
Ban Bun Spoons, 98c. and $1.49. ~
Salt and Pepper Sets. $1.70 to $5.10:
Lunch Set, (Sail audil’cppcr and
Spoon); $1.25.. ‘
Bells (sterling handles). 39c. 09c.
79c. end 98:.
Sterling Toilet Articles. '
Hair Brushes. $1.49 to $5.98.
Mirrors, $3.90 to $10.75.
Military Brushes. $1.98 to $5.98.
Cloth Brushes. $1.90 to $6.75.
Hat Brushes. Me. to $2.25. ,.
‘ CimeS. 49c. to $1.98.
Whisk Brooms. 75c. to $4.49.
Bonnet Brushes, 8%. to $2.25.
Cut Class Pull Boxes. Sterling tops.
' $1.98 to $0.90. ,
Chins and House
,Furnishing Department
Attractions for the Holiday
Season meet you at every turn
here. Impossible to enumer-
ale. but we give a few quota-
{101183110 show how far a little ~
money will gain this direction.
Dinner and Tea Sets.
. loo rice: DINNER snrs. assorted iloral
decorations in natural colors. full gold l
traced. 3 large Platters and i
- Soup Tureen. at............ $9.98 *
100 Piccc French China DINNER SETS.
haln‘ds'omgliy decorated iloral attests,
so an ex. worth $25.00.
specialal................. $13.48
so Piece China TEA SET. new shape.
new dlccoralions. lhrcc distillici styles
to re tci item-exception:
value .......... .. ....... . $6.98
CHAFING DISHES. nickel plated and
very handsome. .1 large line to select
item at prices ranging imm. ‘
$225,110 $15.00
SO’CLOCK TEA KETl‘I.ES,.in brass. '
copper or nickel, new dcsignJrom ,, _
‘ $1.48“) $10300
' COFFEE. MACHlNES. to makeficoilcgc
at table. in nickel or brass It. . . $5.93
CARVING 51133.2 and 3 pieces. fully
warranted best steel. large assortment lo
. a: 50c.'cach; only... . .
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KNEW
J
r’ wnsrpon'r.‘
Molormnn" Egbert Kimball is away
on a. visit to relatives in Massachu-
setis.
Mrs. Frank 'Ycungs. who has been
the guest of her sonrin Smith Norwnlk.
has returned here.
Trees and shrubberv on the property
oi Augustine, Jennings have been trim-
med, in somc‘instnnces removed.
The Rev. George W. Burhydt. of
Christ Church, conducted the union
service in Trinity Church. Sunday
night. ,
Wednesday night there was a merry
gathering‘at the‘home of Joesph Bo-
land, who.;with"his wife. entertained
with whiui.‘ , ' . ‘
it is reasonably certain that at Tues
day night‘s granting of Aspetuck lodge.
K. of Kathe nion‘ibsmflwill vote‘to give
the 'minutte’lo "performance at {the
is. who
iodgo's tuniversary. .
The condition of Miss Elva _,
recently.,uuatained mayors injuries by
falling down the atticstalra at her
home. is‘ reported favorable and fears.
that they would result fatally oreinow
dispelled. , . 1 _ , ..
Conductor fluid Ward: unforced to
, grit yollterday. Heep» ,‘been
on the alcmllilt‘tor some time mdlm’
prudently undertook to mountainous
:0
before being Well rid in new tank
of malarial fevan ‘ '
vuncnmentiio the electricalfdepartment
of. the Traction ’qOonipony. NYoun
l’urdyevideucos n, tiring lo the in
unsound expresses fun int ,
thorough! i lint “ .
urchins frank? 30.
select human,” .....‘. '98C. up
line
increhan». ‘:
Napkin mm, m. oscfi’fsiua and ' ‘
Yurk.
ithe cur bam‘untll the absenbminded
,‘ party put in an appearance about 0 u.
m., and delivered up thsvkey.
, in odd ways and at odd times Bent
lines. Underwood is improving the
Westport Hotel. Handy mun Alexan-
der Kirk has become an expert at
, weildlug the paint brush and in touch-
ing up the roofs and portions 0. the
building‘s. , ,
‘Womou‘s .Beneiiciont Society of the
Congregational Church will meet on
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock with
Mrs, Robert '1‘. Less This society has
Allan Normal Institute at Thomnsvllle.
Georgia. The Junior Bowing. Circle
meets at the parsonage on Friday of-
ternoonot 3 O'clock.
The veteran Rufus Taylor is abroad
strain with p’almyday stories that.
ulonu almost any “310.. eclipse modren
conditional Mr. Taylor. is one of the
best infor‘iricdmen' on the history. of
Westport. in the community today and
iollows its career with as generalxim
tcrest as when he ‘waa much younger
and o'. trill
en '
born of, ‘Aepetuck lodge. . of?” will
nncpon its ,unnlveraoryc Aside {cm
of entertainment. unions the members
the‘e‘ntortsinmept line that
voted to work the coming year for the .
a more activelthsn at pres: .
it public approval wei ho, the mom; , _
decide upon giving a‘uilnutrel pertorm‘ ,
there being ,ucvalty'iutli‘at chars ter ‘
shit; we a/numb‘er ‘yrholsmuslccl ab‘ili‘ ‘
, the overuwnnd the event ,
the moat dotiniy’dnxbf any ‘
“allot hull
putt. otQKsItli's, tuck
, nudity night nud‘”th‘eu
bill lied yciii‘crduv at bit
but drum. 5
. dishes for Mount:
.
ecia
Safe. ‘
Cloth Shades With
' Fringe
250‘
iii bite Curtain Poles.
4 feet 1000 with iix‘;
lines. 10 cents.
257 Weishinglon Street
South Norwa’lk.
Locust Lines
The bite of the locust, kissing bug
and spldcrnre poisonous and produce
very painful and serious results. Sui-
urate a piece of cloth, folded several
thicknesses, with Brizlliim Balm and
bind .ovor the bite. instant relief.
Remove in half an hour and you will
find it drop, as green no gross. This
is the poison which has been all drawn
out and the trouble is over. This is the
only thing
snake and mad dog bite, if instantly
applied, so always keep it on hand
Kills bee. wasp or hornet sting in one
second. Drugglsta or sent uphill. B
in. Jackson and Co.. Indianapolis.
minnows...-
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Nil-iv YORK.
NOR WALK am:
your" NORWALK.
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Steamers Eagle and City of
Norwaik, leave New York, Pier :13.
East River, Beckman St” 3- p. in.
Norwalk and South Not-walk duo
ink the night
!
we
i monthsugo. ,
“ tiiiice be run uwuy Long imgmilm.
in the world we know of ,
,1 that will do this. Equally effective for
'5 "Sheer-1m we:
hollca‘ni‘n cribs Lookout for
V‘nrlo , loan in Connecticut.
A Ti police in scvcrui cities in this
\ stun, iiuubeenrequested,to keep it
sliurp lookout lior (lounge? li‘.‘ Lung. ,n
SiXtGEll-yettr-‘Qlil boy, who disnppourcd
' from hip homo In llcrliy ulmut six
a.)
. heir to the sum of $.....000, bequeuthcd
him why his grandmother. and his rel~
olives and other beneficiaries urn mix»
ions that he should be found. ‘ The, on
into is holdin iruut uud cniiuct be db
illlL'iii umong tl‘io‘loguioed until youuu
Long is found. l'lc wail soon by u
friend in Wotcrliui'y recently, but it in
believed now that he has dccampcd for
putts unluiown. Long is‘ only sixteen
yours old, but. he looks to ho at. least
ilircc years older. [in in five feel. how
on inches tall and weighs about. ilil:
He has brown buir and blue eyes.
iiiwaiiiiiiiniworis;
10L) '4' H NORWALK. 01'.
In“
SOLOMON "SCAM. Manager
I.“
Gold. Silver. Nickel and Copper
Plating.
Chandeliers. Hand Irons. Fender:
Bird Cage: and all kinds of
Metal Work Repaired
and Refiniuhcd.‘
surroumonzmo.
Metal Signs at every description
Bran Advertising Sign;
(Lorne Orders I Specialty.
A Flush
Valve.
Noisolcu. clone: villa!“ )u- or m
tar homing; line no junk
Tilt? lDEAL
VOLUMETEhs PREbIURI HIGH.
LATINO FLUIH VALVE.
A self adjusting pressure regulator
applied to n Flush Volvo operated by
direct pressure. Discharges the unit
amount of water in the lame length of
time. regardless of the hold or pres
sure in service pine
See it in operation ll on: dluplly
room.
Horace ll. Nash
(hr. Nun Main and West Street:
W
Junius Brown
Painter and Paper Hanger.
Pure White Lend um lino
mixed by band mil wear lwlco
no long and l, iver double any.
have as muchioery mixed. The
house of Willle Steven! and ill
Stephen Wilcox. bothpn South
Slum street, were painted by me
in this manner over eleven yum
and. They are still good.
‘ your house will stand on wen
u‘ l paint it. My 001cc, 5: booth
Main street. My residence. It
Elm Grove strut.
WM ..
L Phone 132.
THE NE W ENGLAND
ELECTRIC inn
is n finely constructor] piece of mus
chincryé—nlwnys ready for work.
Any sine and any voltage desired.
THE G. N. MtKIBBIN ‘
MFG CO.
. iv. 1?. recurrenumgm
“£0. writs sn. . so. parents.
' 5 Railroad Place.
tin and lulu, cum
Him in, ~
$100 nswARti. sidb.
'1‘] 9 readers of this paper wil h‘
pica ed to learn that there his
one dreaded (license that acidbw'hb
been able to cure in all its stamp "
that is Cliturrh. Hull's Catarrh Du
the only positive curs now' kno
tho modlcul fraternity. 0308.th £0111
u constitutional disease. require ..
constitutional treatment. Hall CV
lnrrh cure is taken internuliy,~notldn
directly upon the blood and ‘mlitlou
curiuccu oi the system. thereby. be
oil'oylllg the foundation either it sue
rind giviuc the patient strength V '
building up the constitution and till ll.
illg‘lluilll‘e in doing its wbrk. The
prlntoru huvc so much faith lu'ita
utive powers that they offer Ono
ill‘cd Dollars for any cuss that it
1., cure. Send for list of teatime:
Address
F. .I. CHENEY, “Toledo, 0.
Sold by druggists. 750. ‘
Hall's Family Pills are the best. ,
Beautiful
fins
D‘é’fii
in ‘
Wall Paper
no .omeume- nu-a'to m. but on
are web thin... novel-them» i
don‘t wont to nun neutral, but we ,
are proud or our stool We worked
hard to let it. WC Illn't, MI “I
was thrown to no. mt ll on. M“ I
why we line the mu. m to. ,
Painting. rap-r. Hazing. mom.
in. x A“ ‘
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Two IMPORTANT, “PAC:
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FIRST; 3
'Aro you insured in a stro
company that in ‘oouilnzration-
proof"? .-
SECOND ‘V' ‘
In your: policy correctly written
by an experienced agency?
The experience or a courier of
century in at your service
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do not try. our Company. If you n in
good health we will give you the 10
est rates and’ best security.
Connecticut General Life incur-um
Frederick H. viola.
General Agent. ‘-
Uigted Bank Building. South Norwnlk. '
ODD.
all! ,- ..
or We tor Huang.
Hot Air Humid.
, 81‘0sz AND RAND“.
‘ BLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
_ Gounod Stem Fitting. ‘
i an Fixturu. Motel veiling .
, fine you lean our stock or
I. IIOHMOND RAMOS.
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no Janos o latchlilum
if: WALL BTREE'I‘. mow
smuei M. comm, Wilmlnm
bat. an: “Ono botth‘of 3mm
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