W.
AT times is ‘
~10 lb. pull Lard. 81.10. Hayes.
WWW ready to supply all yolir hoods.
last evening from a western trip.
——Lntest Brown Derby. 'O'Brlen.
Absolutely Pure.
lty Cadets took place last evening.
anese. Lanterns. H. R. iiuikley.
5! Washington St.
Lawton 8: (lo.
indie
M. R. Bennett has succeeded In dis- ‘ mout this morning.
nosing of ninety-nine out of 109 lots “Dunlap. Youman Dcrbies (i'iirlen
of the Norwaik Fair Grounds property.
Flavoring is desired. foods will be on sale at this time.
A number of Norwalk young ili’UDit‘ Joseph ()li'o. an italian. wliile workv
journeyed to New Canaan last night inc In Not-walk. this morning. had the
and attended a dance at Raymonds misfortune to “two a stone hit him in
Hall. . the eye. He wont to the hospital and
Misses Lizzie and May Cort-oral). lind the iiijuroy attended to.
who have been visiting friends in —--Monoy can't luly a better ilicyclo
South Norwalk. have. returned to than tho "National." ii. R. ilulkley.
Soutliport. it: So. Main St.
~Colonial style Dcl‘h)’. O'Brien. The firm of Taylor S: Golden repro-
(‘liarlos n. Church's launch Kathryn scat the largest lmmiins conumny in
has been placed in coiiimissiou and the country. information cht‘PrillilY
liioorcd at the float below the Wall given at their office in Washington
street bridgo. street.
A new roll~top desk has been in. Tho (‘oiiuecticut Military Academy
stalled in the lobby of The South in East avenue. will close about June
Norwnih Trust Company for the con-i ltith. A columcnceinclit iniil will be ‘
5 hold at, the academy on tile evening of
\‘enioncc of its depositors.
minim Chow Chow, (the. am. e. on. i ”i“ """h-
Miss Vern Atlierton. who was form-l W
b' ~ - .1 -- ‘ . o‘ i
«,in toiiiictted with Miss (.olneiia I‘laiid 1)“.ng Sacks mm, on sale, m
Rnirds West avenue seminary. butt \i S Smith & Co‘s
now residing iii Bridgeport. has iioenf ‘ firm“ ”N “f i‘rtttcrick [m'nos chart:
the nos of friends in town. i . ‘ ' .' . " ' '
g t , lod With non-support, Will collie up be-
Read the ad. of the. iliblic Market:
to “W the sale oi meals ”‘9'" hm,“ m [ walk side of the Town Court. tilts af-
pi'ogress. llie best cuts at. reasonable “Hum,"
prices. '
——»Speclal sale Swiss Enib'y, lfll/gci
yd.: Stock Collars. the. former price
L’fu' on. M, S. Smith & Co.
A large steam allttiiiioiiilo_ with glass .j structure and its ammmmpnm
enclosed rear. and resembling a stoain .5
iocoiiiotive. passed through town yes—ll " . . ‘
toi'dav Tl”. drivers WM... “mum iiilsi" ihls is real snmliioi‘ weather which
ward." The. car was manufactured in ”mm“ “ll-V “'f'iith""~ A Hm” mm“ W
(Hill). italic at this time is lieoi. I‘l‘till and
TM (‘onsolidaiod road has issued "i \\iue sold by biiilsoii i’owcli (.ompany.
iltty~slx page booklet giving touristst‘ Coley llallard. elliploytul on the
valuable information regarding: suin~. coal barge which contains coal for the
may hotels. rates. routes ole. it Is, Connecticut Railway and Lighting
profusely illustrated and a valuable: (‘oiiipany. was overcome by the heat.
aid to resort seekers. {this afternoon. at 2 o‘clock. and was
—~~Salt i'ork_ 10c lb. Hayes. i unconscious some time,
A number of Norwalk people expect ‘ ««««« Ladies' Hosiery. Underwear. Cor-
to no oiit in boats tomorrow afternoon st'lS. Gloves, iii all the newest styles
to witness a portion of the race be— land lowest prices. at M. S. Smith &
tween the Reliance. (institution and ’Co.'s.
Columbia. A Viil‘)‘ 5:00“ (lifiifllli‘i’ “it" 3 (‘olmcilmaii Luther M. Wright, while
. in): it as well as to enjoy its privileges.
should be obtained from the vicini ' driving his troitcr at the Norwall;
of Roton Point. it‘raok yesterday afternoon. tiisiiiolintod
The paint used liy .innius iiirown } -‘rom the sulky to adjust somo part of
stands hard and long usage. so have t, the harness and tile animal kicked him
him do what work you may desire iin the hip. lie was rendered some-
lloiio. .iu'hat lame. hill sustained ill) further
-—Roast Pork. He. Schaub's. illlllll'y however. _ ‘
Mr. anti Mrs. F. ii. Andrews, of Dan. I "“9an 0'1"“. 3-""- “We & i “-
bury. Mr. and Mrs it]. i’. Archer until Theodore Knapp. of loldcli llill
children. of ,(‘i'iiacrs-on-iiudsoii. Miss lstroet. and ’i‘heodorc Smith.’ of Ann
Jessie Gilbert. of South Norwalk.’aiitl i =troot. are after the bincklisli today.
Miss Hattie Kceler. of Georgetown. Other fishermen express their fears
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. it‘. ‘that there will be no blacktish loft
Gilbert. of Flat Rock.—Ridgetield ;after these two ardent sportsmen have
Press. ‘roturnod with their catch. it is hoped
There 1,. a pom-mm stream of high ithat other fisliormon will not be com-
grade turnititrc passing into anti out of l polled 10 Willi until the “lilo black-
the big 3m”. 0‘ A. J. Collins & Come fish grow up to a sufficient size to
pnny. This is accounted for by the fact .i‘ilii'h-
that. they are selling high grade goods ——-Special Sale Saturday. Hammocks
at. very low prices. Ask to see t..eir ; and Croquet H. R, Buikioy.
piazza. tables, bamboo {screens and, “my“ 591's“ suits for my," at D.
matting. . . ,
«~Vcry few brands "of. Cigars hold of the \l'ashimzton Mills and are made
their own like the. imperial Crown. it .very well.
hi“ been “(lid for 10 3’05““ “"1 0"9“ i As yet no bids have been received
and is now considered one of the stan- {for n". city of Norwalk's issue gm. the
dard brands. ; water works improvements. and should
Quite. a number of NOI‘WHik people" it so happen that no favorable bids are
Witnessed a portion of the. race be- i received by next Friday night the city
tween the Columbia and the Reliance. : will probably borrow the money for
yesterday. which was won easily by the = the water pipe now arriving. and then
new clip yacht. When seen off Roion issue bonds later. when there is. more
Point. The Knob and nearby places. .demand for them. At just the present
the Reliance was leading, by probably i time there is an extremely small dc-
lwo and one-half miles nd was sall- imand fonbmtds.
in: beautifully in the it breeze. . . . . .
The advance advertising «er of Sig. ‘ I50 Musk:
Snutellc's big two-ring. 25 cent 0 rolls. .
lncnagerio. royal Roman hippodmmei sailll'dfl)’ andfionday.
and historical wild west. which wilii i Know at First That i Loved You.
exhibit in Norwalk, Tuesday after- : The Chink of the Miner's Gold. The.
noon and evening.'.iiinc 2. arrived in iGambling Man. Yale Boole. Just Kiss
town late last night. The sixteen ud- i Yourself Good-Bye, Dat‘s the Way to
vance agents of publicity have been . Spell Chicken, Mr, Dooley. Sweet Bye
busily engaged all day in billing and and Byte, and 100 others.
programming this city and viciig‘ty. Mandoline and Piano Folios, 15c.
——Yonnian. Youngs Derbies. Brien; ‘ ‘ . ’
The Clifford Pharmacy sell ice cream co I am a n s
by the. pint. quart or gallon. They are , .,
the sole. agents for Horton‘s brick ice Agent for Spaulding's Baseball and
cream in South Norwnlk. Sporting Goods,
The South Norwslii Baptist Church 10 NORTH MAIN STREET
extends a cordial welcome to all who '
have not. a regular church home. it
T 1!!!
is the church's aim to give to the pub~ .
lic one bright. spot in the. week‘s work ‘ 1 '
and worry. Miss Disbrow as choir d c I 15 968
director and organist will furnish l1 '
bright and cheerful music. The song
service of ten minutes In veryfinjoya-
bio and the nerics~ot sermons are .
‘ proving entertaining as we“ as in- A Trust company is pi't‘k‘l‘allie to
structive. T011181“ Mrs. JETIGY'S W“ individual trustees. because it pox-sess-
Works will entertain and amuse all. 95 every quality of desirnbi..ty which
—-Heinz Olives, 25c. F.D.L. & Co. the individual lacks, to wit—-
The Lockwood Manufacturing Com» .
n baseball Club will open the m- p .
r. gnytomomw at the Baxter Grounds 1‘. ' Pctmlneflcy '
With the flexibbiu nine. The team.
' under the management ofJobn H. It D033 N01 D“-
Bmitb. has been selected from the best
players in the factory. ‘ Judging from
the practice m held: by the team
* every noon. they will‘gnly _0¢IIW
last year's nine Khan-um work. All
uniform tune wishing
l .—
M “w tun toast .
mswmuw .W‘wmwr." ‘KV mm
i ' 'oua ohm nuns/turn: gin-none" on noun non.
0n ting Suits
Made for Summer weather such as this. coitts and
pests of bmcze-lnultlng homespun and light-btht - flan-
‘ nel. that cost so little that no ntan need be uncomfort-
able for want of-e. coal suit.
Sizes for men andyoung men at $5, $6. $3. $10
and $12. l A
Separate trousers 0/ flannel ‘and homespun. with
turn-up bottoms and belt straps for $2.50, $3,453.50
and $4. ‘ _ "
A great collection of the latest in belts, 25c. 50c.
75c and51.00.
Negligee shirts of white striped and figured in black.
in solid colors too; plain and platted bosomf cuffs at-
tached or detached. 7 9c, 31 and $ 1.50 to $3.00.
The newest in gray nechwear and gray" hOSlery at '
25c and 5 0c.
Straw hats in sennet and split braids. 'ltu'th flat
crowns and wide brims, 25c to $3.00. |
‘ You want your cool summer clothes
Phone '55" now if over and the Boston Store is
Herbert A. Matthewson returned
"—Rest 82,50 Tire proposition at ii. it.
Ice Cream that you Buikiey's. 52 80. Main St.
' ’ Miss llertiiu Lyiios. of Meridcn. has
3D!” (fl/09 eating. been the‘giiost of Norwalk friends.
The regular weekly drill of the Trill-
Williuni J. Foster is visiting today in
STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE iioll island at the. home. of his father.
WITH WHIPPED CREAM. ~i.owest Prices on Flags and Jup-
Loraine. Brown. son of Selectman
James A Brown starts toduv for titles
MOW , ' ' ' '
..“...... N. L. where he has a line position.
~~Helnz Mixed Pickles, 25c. i“. i).
A regular rehearsal of tho Ariou
-~ ~~—~~—- Singing Society was held. last cron-
iltu. iii Arion llall. Routine business
i
V l was transacted.
Wb 1 B . Mrs. Clara Politic. a Hungarian wom-
an. was removed from her homo in
..._...-.~.__m_._....fl....-..... ..--. .-.. ..-. ..-. 1 South Ntil'wnili to the hospital for trout-
.losoloi‘i advertises today it liioliey
. ”Nothing can be compared to Vlill- saving. sale for Friday and Saturday
1”}! Cryhtuls when a delicious “mill“ of this week. (‘oicbratod breakfast.
0
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
Tel. Cali, 32-2. Tel. Call, 44-4.
~(ireat variety of styles of Lutllou'
liite Lawn Waists, Lawn V‘l’rappors
l‘orc .iuduo Taylor in the Smith Nor—
Miiiiy people continued to visit illi‘ ,
new library for tile purpose of inspect
i All seem very much ploasod with the
~- lireuli ast lint-on, H & lilo. lluyos, "
FOUL TR Y FEEDS.
We have Just unloaded a car of Barley Grain which in . {
a most excellent hen feed. and it's cheap. it‘s a good feed
for cattle or hogs. in our opinion, better than corn. Other
feeds for poultry are:
H~0 Poultry Pratt’s Food \
Hamlny ‘ Millet Seed
Wheat Corn and Cr. Corn
Gluten Sun-Flower Seed
Chick Manna
if at any time what i have to offer in not what you'd
Iy charge the price you ought to pay.
BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
GRADUITION lpno‘rooRuPi-tg, ,
ART PORTRIUTS In PLATINUM. “
N EW DISPLAY amassing?“ “r
Sitting. by appointment
or to to 02 m : 2 to a p m. Oppo-it. Hotel.
.., “’1’?“ we, .
in all the Latent Styles.
E. M. JACKSON,
53 Wall Street. Norwnik.
jtlottlleb‘s. These suits are the product‘
CABINET SIZE, HALF CABINETS,
$2.75 doz. ”.9010;
_ ,
I.I,I I I I.l l.-,l I l.-
. .. _.._ _... “.741..- .—_=-.__-
m.....um..a. .. '*
but Rammed
\lp-to-‘Daic and View Rfilsl'ic
WILLIAM i3. BEERS
Photographic Supplies
49 WALL STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
, YOU CANNOT GET BETTER QUALITY.
LEWIS. I!
""‘--i..s.‘na.. was.»
But there are “exceptions to every rule.” liasle to have your eyes cor-
rected, is the bright and shining exception to this one.
HOMER B. HOYT, REFRACTING OPTIMAN,
Roam 9 United Bank Bulldlng,
Office hours 8 to 11:45: 12:46 to 6:30. Saturday evenings, 7.9.
Special Appointments nt convenience of patrons.
south Norwnlk, Conn.
I 6 South Main Street.
Wedding Ring
Plain, Oval and Tiffany Styles.
H. S. ROOD.
South Nat-walh. Conn.
i'htSOIll‘lijl—ltillilili“
For Thigh-Wick Only. _
Special Bargains in Dress and Walking Skirts. - One of the
Bargains a Fine Spring Melton Walking Skirt. worth $198.
at “.00.-
mmmnmmnn
lSRAEL. PRofinlzronh‘
68 Washingtbh Stregt
HOW HE GOT OUT OF W.
A veteran voter having broimn faith
nun n defeated candidate explained
the matter as follows:
1"Well, llaree Ben. you see, bit was
is way: Airly in no fight i seen dey
we: no chance 't all for you, an ef du'n
one lideidnelmurbeondnuide
in deJoell‘ side no not likin' to tb‘ow
m t 6%;
swelled
Congressman Leader, of New York.
was the smallest iii-n physically In the
Home last season. weighing'oniy 110
poundl. On the are of adjournment.
him: “What are you ”into do next
summer?" By way of 1‘ john Muller
mid: “Tint thin; hm going to; re-
fnor . .4, jailer
. :97
ice Cream.
CLIFFORD
ICE CREAM.
' Pint. Quart or Gallon.
.' Horton 's
: . Brick. Ice Cream.
i
. Sole Agency in
. South Nor’balh.
Cliiiord Pharmacu
- PHONI 15-2.
:ThrootBub‘lip‘
TODAY lN WALL STREET.
poles along the lilies of that road.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Norwnik:
Amal: Copper. Ill lit 63% lull/g
Am. C. Si. F., Bill; 39 38 319
Am. ice ptd.. 3W; 311.4 34% :va
Amer. Loco” 24 245%. ill 24%
Am. Smelt.. tau. my. 49% tau.
Am. Sugar. 124% 1247.. l‘Ji lZi‘A
Anaconda. too too too too
A. T. & S. Po. This. Told. 7:354. 76
iiuit. & Ohio, still; lull/2 snip stint.
itklyn. R. 'l‘.. til till... 637,. 637-3
Chen. & ()lilo.~l2 4:: Iii-'51 41's
t‘hi, & N. W.. 175 lis Holt; 17714.
Chi. (it. West. Lil‘s} 2i lg 20%; 2m.
' U.M.&Sl.|’. iii lift 1333/ "it
like to have, i will endeavor to obtain the goods and on. E " ’ ‘
Col. F. & l.. till 71”.; tih‘lé tilt-'5}.
(‘ol. South, 2i 2th; 2| 211i;
Consol. (ins 20f 20m 2M 201‘."
Del. it: that. lit 174 173%. “it
Detroit South, HM, it”. ill/,2, Hi4;
Erin, 35 3.31;. :i i-‘n. :ii 7;.
lat-lo lst phi. hail. tum 58% 68:...
ill. ("entrnt lass. my. men; 13?
Lou. & Nash. HS 11.1% 114-}; 1151.4;
Manhattan. 139 13914. 188% 138%
Mex. Central. 2641 Lt 26% 2674:
Mex. Ni (‘tfs.. 231A: 23%: 23 23%
M, K. & T., ‘25 ‘ 2514, 25 25%
M. K. (it ’1‘. old. is?» 5:3 54% 55
Mo. Paciiic, ions; tum toss. 1083:;
National Load. lit is lit
N. Y. Central. ll’liih 12714 ”6% 126%
Norf. it: What. 70% 70%" 69% film;
out. a West.. 2s_ as 2m 2s
i'tlt‘ilit‘ Mail, 39!»; 30 291,4. so
Penn. R. R.. 128 129% 121% 128%.
Press. S. Car. 57% 57‘s; 57%, 57%
Reading bl iii 1.. fill-’5'. 50%
Read. 1st pfd.. 83b... 83'; 831.5. 83%
Replib. Steel, i? if iii-i3 167..
Rock island. 40‘}. til‘é 40% 40%
Rook island pf. 74V. T-i‘é 7453 74%
Son. Pacific. 5:! 521:; fill/3 511,43
Sou. Ry. Go, 2:81”; 38“.} 28% 28%.
Son. Ry. pill. ill ‘3 ill 1.; 91V. 9W;
Tenn. C. & l.. tits-i. 58%.. 57'... 58%.
Texas Pacific, 32% 32-h", 32 32 '
Union Pacific. 88L; KR‘A 87% 88%
ll. S. Leather, 13 13"; iii 13‘“
if. S. Lea. Md. 9?» 95 9M. 9474'.
U. S. R. £00 19% 19b} 19% iii“;
7. 3. Steel. sate 33s. 321x. 327..
l. S. Stdlii'pfd. 82. 82% at in. 82
Wabash. 26% till-'9‘ 26% 26%
Wabash. old. «I? 47$; «iii-3f; 47
West. lin‘. Tel.. 84' M 83 83%
Wiscon: Cent, 22% 22W. 22%;. 221,13
Ruckin ham Post, G. A. R.. of Nor-
walk, die .: greglilar meeting last
night if! ‘e‘p‘os'f rolling in Wall street.
When iliini arrangements’worc complet-
ed for attending St. Mary‘s Church
Sunday evening and listen to a Mo
Rev. James H. O'Donnell.
Read (.‘lltblll's special in today‘s ad.
.i. W. Heddlng has found employ-
ment in Norwalk and is a regular coni-
nintelx-R. (i. Hanford and Frank Bou-
ton. of Norwalk. visited friends in Wil-
ton. on Sunday—Mrs. Emily Bradley.
of Smith Norwnlk. was the guest of Jo-
siah Gilbert. last week.—~Harry Under-
hili and family. of NorWnlk. were
guests of George. Barrenger. on Sun‘
day—Local streets were filled with
carriages and automobiles from neigh-
boring towns on Sunday. the fine road
from Norwaik to Wilton center being
particularly well patronized by both
the horse and homeless vehicles.
while the number of bicyclists were by
far the largest of the senson.——Wiiton
correspondent Ridgedeld Press.
ONE WOMAN'S WAY OF PAINTING.
The bright wife of a bright Philadel-
phia newspaper man has to do some of
the housework herself, as her bus.
band's income does not justify the
luxury of employing help, The other
day, finding out that the floor needed
painting~ she procured the necessary
materials. and early in the afternoon
set to work. .
When her husband returned in the
the center of the room. She had paint-
ed the floor all around herself. and
there she was on a little dry island in
the middle, afraid of cloning the wet
paint for fear of spoilinr‘nile her work.
Her husband, instead of imitating Sir
Walter Raleigh. procured 1 board and
released her from durnnce vile. Then
“Hank" Smith, of Niobium used
gymnastiwsa _
be meeniy told the story.
A good tonic to take this lay weath-
er“ in BEEF, JRON AND WINE. Very
palatable. Site I- bottle.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.—Lon-
don again advanced the prices of Am-
ericans this morning anti opening quo-
tations here responded on active and
well distributed dealings. There were
running sales of 3.500 shares of Penn-
sylvania at 128 to 128%. Southern
Railway and Mexican Railway advanc-
ed a poliit. Western i'nion declined
ll point on account of the action of
the Pennsylvania on removing its
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.—-—i«‘rcsh
selling of St. Paul carried It down to
153% again. and a number of others
fell back to about the lowest in sym-
pathy. Pennsylvania was offered free-
ly and sutured to it’ll-'55.. Renewed buy-
Ing of St. Paul rattled the stock a point
and Sugar was suddenly lifted 2 points.
We have other grades from‘SIt‘i to 820. and at each price youjjill“ I
find special values_
DON’T FORGET THE LITTLE CHAPS. l . 1‘
Their clothing'needs much attention. Get them stylish. well-flit
Suits, but at the same time look out for the dependable qun'iityait w
pay. We want to show you a special assortment this week forboyab'r
16 years, double. and single-breasted styles, worth 85: our I‘IOB. ’3.
Also little boys‘ Fancy Suits. from 3 to 10 years. at $2. $2. 0 and!
THERE ARE MANY LITTLE THINGS
in our Furnishing Goods Department that you need right now indf'i'rb
Reported over private wire of bid
pies & (loldscbmidt. Commission Bro
kers. Swartz & Corbett Block. South
Open High Low l::iu should be glad to show them to you at any time and tell you how mubll
money you will save on each.
We have a great variety of Summer Hats and Caps at p
are worthy of more than passing thought.
*
SELLECK a. PRIQ
98 Washington Street, South Nora/ilk.-
Ti-ll:
Sack .
.J- -‘ “‘:“"
. r "
tit.” ‘. A“??? '
.4
which we sell,‘ possessed “OM
point of fashion. m and [Inuktitut
the moat particular mainframe -
man desires. The shine bribe,
shoulders in Just right, the bell of ’
the collar is perfect. the intro. of"
the lapels is correct and the lbhlth '
of the coat exactly . ‘ ‘1"
K
s
WHAT THE UP-TO-DATI". T"
. MAN wmre. ;‘ ”
We have a special line of therein- f.)
lected from our stock that cunngt. U
be equalled for anything hearth
price in this part of the country. ‘1
On this special selection we have
made the price '
Shruanfigmu ’23; (1"
AT , '
PINEAPPLES. cheap and, fine. 15c.
if you have any idea of doing up Pine:
now In a good time.
CUCUMBERS—The Ben.
BANANAS-Fine and cheap. 20¢: doz.
NEW POTATOES—The but, 15c 2
CABBAGE—The Belt, from 10c up
Lemons—The am, 2°C «5...»: for
the move. An amrt’mmt of 0i.
one with each package, 5:" p
out me more than this “NM.“
MEDICATED SOAP, It ‘56 I M!
cakes in box. Don't get left. finite
boxes
—a Cream Cheese, iOc‘ pkg. . ‘
..LIPTON’8 TEAS: lilo 0.1 6.7013
always please. 15c pkg; ‘4 RNWI.‘
5c.
FRESH EGGS, just in from Wilton,
A few only of Fresh Duck Eggs, 30c
Rubber Goods, 2i ‘ 24-53 24 24W;
LORENZO DIBBLE. ....
if You Cannot snail.
as well as you should.
See 0. B. JACKSON.“
THE OPTICIAN. ' ~ . 5.5.5; ='
He will give you perfect vision if such is possible.
No charge for examination. ’
Matching of lenses. and all repairing done without delay.
”58 WALL STREET,
SAVINE WASHING powm' lend:
A true bargain in DR. 'MULIiII'
TRY MANHATTAN CLun cutie}:
Sample my Cider for. a wring tonic
How can we help you? . ,,
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mortal Day sermon by the rector. ' '
Fertilizers, Barn-Yard Many“;
Land Plaster and Rehenfif‘iyi
RAYMOND BR
Phone lilii.
Cutbili’s Bridge Fish “8%;
consortium if; 2 I
Live Boiled Lobsters.
lsh is Saturday. 'Watcb this spite
Specnls. Something will interest you.
CUTBILL, {,1
early evening he found her in tears in '
All kinds of Fresh F
R. J.
WestEnd Washington St. Bud:
t .' » f
‘7 i .-
C.
Wanthdsill
. ___. ._ .. ......1—!—._. Lm,.~.__
10.000 Bean Poles,
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