l I‘M. IV R IN THI
You will notice a t lag Id-
vertlIId for sale “Wrist drug
W. HONEY will y ANYTHING.
line.
ve got EVERYTHING in our
a hope to save you a few steps
constants
.lIIoellw was a granddau htIr nto Mrs.
mothgr p Aunt U
*3 ml" inowk “'22:
se . watc ng over her grandch (Ir with '
the same loving care as her Oran used
to watch over her. Sometimes the mis-
mil ulna Jilllmmer leaQ the sick list.
II -Robinaon. of ridgepolut is via-
ting Mrs. Bibblna. .
Charlcli Adams was a visitor In New
um; “II‘TI‘ it“? 'iit'lr‘iiii‘iiir.
bar.
Mrs. Harry I“, Howard. of the Roma
Point‘ H'oteI. II spending I few days
State of Ohio. City of Toledo. Loon
l County. In.
1 t rank 11. Chaney maile- oath that his
g I
Gee Tip“; 3;
“wiltiicoavenienoe
Ibp light without
and It the same time give you At Ier~ chiovoua little Ida used to delerve cor- York “Tm“!- 0“ ”WW" II‘ In ilwr Of the firm of F. 1.“. match
vice. (Orders delivo pores! ustl Ion. p t tampon"- hor Mrs. Bryon L. Mead, otNorwalk, was ‘“.,';‘,§"Ml3,'§l leiin- of New York. Ch” I“??? Mini“ IIIIIIMII in the“. Second—The Ieaaenlngio'
salons PHAflt cu. 1,1 1 mother woud attain I thins iii“ limo“ “"1 “n“ I.” “W“ 5‘0“" are spenIl' g two Wet-kill! the Clinical dltro Told .Couut and state Iforo- [era of InflocItion from 1
Ice IWUIilngiell' It. “It Ncmlk, CLG rnI's flmo was Is id and “1 yeaterday.,:-.,.l1. House, “a island. as i,d and that said I'm will pay the ‘ 1 ‘ ‘ 1- ,by'gccldsntally leaving Ill
1 _ when nf’o “hm re '8. ’{Dr Dudley ”Vi 0‘80““11 i"- KI WWII a pm, of friends IIn of one hundred dollars for each R bl on, as, if the gas II turn '1» 1
‘ a rod in“, pi le or oil Dii Mary orwulk wnla viai‘t'fi town 3'83““ started folio, 1 Ii ““8 "Chi Nylkei w “a” It?“ 0' 0"" “In that “no“ . 1 o i I I it
would come to the rescue. and in her mum on Win?" for a trip up the udson 1mm [he curedb the use 9 H's“! Cation ‘ "1t? inc 1 “whim—The great red "i -
tu1i .brokca Engliah cry 7A.)“ ., em go “I“ "“9" WWW“ “m“ M‘“ A. w. Wallace and family have rs Cure. ‘ Are you “9“" 1' ' danger of In from - ‘”
di s time. " Gran Mary and ISI' s moth. Harriette Bootleld ““9 “' ““th "0"“ turned from nrldgoport and are again FRANK“ CHENEY- , l i I ll matches. mItohe .
or and father are now sleeping the “i “5“ “0 30“"! DOV" occupying their summer cottage at Sworn '0 before me and subscribed The "0" "m" "m” 0"“ a Fourthw’ilo Iv ' 1
.. 1 O a long sleep,bll I“ much alive as ever MI" Hi'Ii-‘n MOI‘GMUW “IF *9 Nettle pl“ Ledge In my presence. this 0th day of Decem- by the .mtchl J.
-—--r in a" “mg,“ on wanna” JIM" Melon. Henry Morehous‘a'fi Ind Pelcy Mr “d Mrs wuuflm 11* Clark of her, An, 1 86, day whether you are using the Vents “a the ,‘ ,
Mrs. S lapIIt'tle has 'returne'd “MN” “I". returned from “‘ Vim Italic lslInd. are entertaining Mr. and A- W. CIlEABON tire or not. “WWI“! “h. I'
Creamery Butter, 2% “E.-
several weeks i
to her cosy quarters. after I visit of
New York, with her
son and daughteMn- in and their
six children. Albert, the son and heir.
and his five sisters commencing with
to Ketchusn lake.
Hangers are out for the lawn fete of
the Young People's bustle thc Dar-
lcn Cengregatlonal Church. hicb is to
be held at the home of Dr ..H Nox-
MrI. Robert Welkley and daughter
Bernice. of Brooklyn ‘
The summer midclits at Bell island
are enjoying the best blackliahlng they
have had, iniaeveral years and some
(Seal) -
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken inter-alt
for testimoniolsl-Lree- «1 : - 11
Norm Public. ,
ly, and acts directly on the blood and '
mucous surfaces of the system} Bend -
THE GAB RANGE burns gas
only when needed, the expense
1 Draper care the Lighter will last or...
floor. had the c ,
the carpet. ,
The coat of this 1' ‘ Q,
less than the cost of matched
1 "1 ‘ tliethoozhtful Josie and ending with 0“ 0“ ,Iuly 3” ilnecatchss are being made. ~1.P ‘J. CHENEY a 00.;Toledo, 0. stops when the cooking stops. yIIrH . n s .
the quaint little len Hunt Jackson. “an“ “’00‘91‘1 0“ ”“6931 “71“0 was Mrs. Mints and. daughter Marion, 50““ by all DVIWUI'" 75" q" 5‘ “ N
20 pounds with Rosie. Dick and sue. ‘the other iniurasi by I "may” midmt in R0 who have been lpendllll two weeks Halls Family PiilI are the beat 0* GAS muons from $10.25Qup. - Q
1 «18 three graces, falling in between. Helen “0“ Point “I ““19“”va “IOW‘Y at the at 'the Clinton House. Belle island. 1 ' ‘ f 1 b ;
Gram: at "98" '3. till!!!” on the lookout for that lice (id‘T‘linfll’TliLt'; agellsgdtksdmgm; hm mum“, to the” home ,n New or an o y ”93%
' . , .; it a woman dressed in black, with a i I n - York. 1 ‘
(mi!!! Other goods)‘ I sachel containing goodies in it but “i“ ““7"“ “I“ been permanently ““3““ Miss Nina Comes of 41 Maple ave- I 1 C0: ““1““ ”Lin ”‘6 w.“ Sil-
ghe has to wall a long timehbofore lda :(llml‘l'fifif ofiiirgé clflfeewfinzeaixtpfifi nus. of Danhury, has returned home af— . Q , . .
times may 0 seen on I eir street tor a month's visit with relatives in ““““““ ‘ . ,,,.f ,. .
"V1’gar"(the new 76 “R ~ but child-like she is hopeful ween yr“..::.;."“.‘...‘.‘. 1‘33ng Idiy'ifggygr- Bridgeport South Norman and Bell SOLID 1”” 5566533, U1- C3,)”, Rallwhy and
breakfast food) g Mrs. C left Cottage street or Dromc the use of the knee. it w" first Island. . . “ca“ , w” Q.,Q pm B'c‘t. (11¢ thgr
dary line as some of the wags used to Mr. and Mrs. Christian Bellmer and i flat f «a u . i"... 7" 6
call It on account of its bumps and feared, “‘3‘ “00““ Whom“ ““3“" 5“" Ion Alexander Warrcll will return to . 6 "9 "up,”y' by" Foui“ fg‘r.
bumps. It was a pretty rough kind of ‘“‘ but that danger is “‘0" past He their home-in White Plains. N. Y.,o1 to1 ”if Inna an 1
a thoroughfare but the powers that be may be able ‘0 leave "‘9 N0“ w ‘k ”03' morrow, after spending a few weeks at . " The r'IIid‘Ince ef-' ThomaI
1 have been at work. and it is now one piit' ““3 latter part 0‘ 8 wee the Bell island. a"! 1m ii'l'i ‘ Smith 65 Osborn avenue. ill“!
. (3f Incident-streets. in put servant. “thedtmif‘t’i 4°“ “3“?” “3’03““: St. Ann‘s Roman Catholic Church. Iiiu'i‘iiMM none/ammonia aomlk unassisted with IM
,4 COTTAGE AVE, and when the property owners fulnll 31‘]: ”£938“ “gaff; A“? “Wilda!“ J‘; of New York, is piculckillg at Rotou oil and aloe. hand mixed, fifteen
EA‘ST NORWALK.
hihl Nillilidili
W. A Reid of Gregory Boulevard ls
spending a féw days in Boston Instead of having to look ilp to Aunt Mullikcn and Burke .ford people appeared at the‘ Roton J k H Fl rl H r 30
Sue, the latter has to look to her, as Q - Point piazza, last night, and made a ° " - ' ' °" Y WW" l A
“121th EzratHfill, :If‘di’oglthhgstIefihli: she was wont to in the olden days. l’rofea‘sor Harry Perkins. the enter- decided hit with the audience. which John Elmo curtailed-8m 8 EASY TO_ .PPLV
ll g cs 0 . . The great grandaunt has to look up to prising )ootblack, ia branching out in was a large one. Mat 80.0"". the John H.1LI9M lsH.MlfliMM1 One of our color cards will be
aker new lines of business all the time. He well-known chrcw Impersonator. JOIIIII I- MINI" --8IMII0| Grumman
E E. Gorham is repainting the rest
deuce of James L' Hommedieu, Seaside
avenue
James H. Stevens is having his
house in Cove street repainted by Ezra
M. Plait,
Robert Josaloffsky. the enterprising
grocer has a new horse, which he so-
her.
ROWAYTON.
Miss Lizzie Doyle.
from a visit In New York city.
to New York to spend a few days. '
their agreement by having the aide-
walks evened up by coping alongside
the gutters, It will be the avenue for
sure for all who live on it at least
This is not the only anrplise, for gran-
nie. aa a half a down descendants call
her, met her great grendniece, Mabel
R. Davenport who has not been on
here from Vermont since the burning
of Randall’ a born when Minor lost his
favorite horse which her retentive and
receptive memory will ever remember.
has returned
Mrs. Stephen 1). Purdue. has gone
Samuel Richards Weed. of Mid-
Mr. Burke was charged with cutting
and destroying trees on the property
of the Stamford Bank, which is said
to be the owner of the property on
which tho Idlirke-biulliiren feud has
been taking place for the past month
or so Justice Willmott continued the
cues to July 30. and the case against
“I'll-lulu Mullillcn will be heard at
the some time, It now appears prob—
able that a civil suit will result from
the differences of opinion between
has latelybecome the sole agent for
Pennsylvania Grit Sunday he went
head over heels into the business of
selling Sunday papers and mtt with
considerable success. Ilia services as
an elocutlonist are more In demand
than ever before. Mr. Perkins .has a
number of other schemes ill his head
Point today. The Evangelical Luthe-
ran Church.»of Elizabeth, New Jersey,
will be at the Point next Friday.
Beth B. Tome, of Stamford, profea
our of dancing. will no one of the
judges of the prize walls at the dance
of the Jolly Five, Rye Beach. August
5. Prof. Toms will also act as Judge
of the prize wait: at lilt‘ dance of the
Reliance Hook and Ladder Company.
of Rowayton. It Rotoll Point August 7.
proved a great attraction. and was
given three encorcs. ilc was coatuuicd
Io1rcpresent various characters, and
dlirlng his impPrDonsliuufl sang “Fare
'l‘hoc Well. Mollie Darling." “The
Blue and the Gray" and "I Wonder If
Shc‘s Waitlugf.’ The last selection was
lrroaiatahly funny and brougbtdown
An artist, new to Nol-wnlk and Stem,
dismal.
10.0 a. 09
ngr Profits” 5.2 3.33
iiiiill .jl; filling . ..,. Q
‘9”. "- Eggs. W"“°“‘_w
a
DIRECTOR?
J. Wallace Marvin.
.——.
silicon}; dolfoifId
‘ Hammocks
ma. has. on
. COSTS LITTLE TO BUY.
'! t \‘II‘ NEW 111-
I’alnf Tonic
Mullet the old building look like
‘new. makes new buildings stay ‘
new longer.
-.|l.'.‘i. .- t' I ‘:‘t'
interesting to intending paint pur-
chasera.
1 TO ORDER.
Window Sham,
Picture names,
years ago by me“
i defy any patent paint to rhow
equal body. with N. much wear.
Jiliiimhiiiii1fl
,_ 52 South “Salli Cm.
Resilience; . a list Grove 8!. ,
w M i .v
To the Old Conan. Drift!
aIWoaey girders saying fail?-
when hm EmmV '9‘! 6.16“"
lowest nag. an 5.! W3;
L's.
Jim-I. damn
cured in Norwalk. _ for the consolidation of some of the the hou Q M S-b ltcr will b I ...,~——--- ,
Miss Grace Whittaker has secured a ”1301‘. h‘gsialtarizd onba westerntzfiifi- plintipfli businesses of the town. as he “hammfifmmglmfv Km, Friday emf: _ DEALER lN ' "““Wr’hflum WU- no.
position in the'slore of A. Dickcrman "1-! 93:91; l "d (ion enNer It)“: says he believes that they can be run 8”, Byington and littleton w." IDMI ,11 it .1 .1., Wall Pu“ L1
and Son. in South Norwalk. a num ’9' 0 r 9" 3 “‘0'" “1"” 0" for the interests of the people. and at I
Miss Verna Wheeler. of Fort street.
has been assisting as stenographcr in
J. M. Layton’s real estate office. , he has not as yet stated but says that welcomed ”at... .. m... .
. avenue. ‘ '
The Misses Caroline and Mary De J, M. Bates, of Stamford. spent Sat- 3113933130 ptlt In operation ill a wry Chairman 1,; M. Bartlett. of the en- ,. IPI'CIAL.
Fabritis. of Waterbury, are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. E E Mead, oIEaat ave
nu 8.
Henry Mocller has returned to hil _ for William Zchler, at Great Island. l r ed a, l . , l t
work in Brooklyn after IE vacation Saudi“:vrgl‘l'grderfléfigmm “ severe at- The roof and walls are completed, and “if“; gefirgfltfi: lilmM.hI)isa‘;t:a‘tIIJ 250‘ I [WWW ._ “9%,: ... ..
i IN - ' ' ' r i
an? “ “ °' 53;; its “8" caricature.boss‘s“: curls Revolvers m Iii-‘- ...1.c......1.1.... 1.. .313 1“." ""°'1“ °°""*
., as eenvs age 3 omeo ) ‘ .
Mrs. M. AIILG Cuaen. of Dallbul‘y, and Iain William i. Stevens, has betn gotten wcll under way There Hanna. Mrs E. M. Bartlett Mn. '0" "III “III-“M 10°. 1 q M ‘I‘
Miss Bessie M Rider of East Norwalk
are among the guests at ‘Berkshlrc
Hal tuithld,‘ Maria
'1 out;th Keogh Olin Yollnga Har-
ry Damon and three Bridgeport young
" ~ men will start Sunday on a cruise to
Buffalo in the launch Sarah K
The nutmeeting of the Epworth
League of the Methodist Church w...
be led by Robert Thompson. The
monthly roll call will takeplace.
Mr..and Mrs. E. A. Bentley and
daughter. of Douglasston, L. 1., have‘
been the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Ed-
wardvF. Smith, of Seaview avenue.
Robert Carr took a party of young
, Josiah Williams is \isiting his son 1
men 0““ ”n his “‘0‘" today. “33;" Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ilummell. who been ““5"“ the curbing in 9“"9- “”9 In New Hamburg, N y DAVIDQ W' RAYHQND.
“”9 in “I“ partY. a nuts or 0 e have been guests at the residence of WWW” ‘0 “3‘" building °“ the ““9 ' V“ "5'1 ’ " ‘1
employee of the G. N. McKibbin' Com- George W. Cudlep. have returned to macadam road Which is to be con- Mi“ Annie Ludford has recovered FM Mill!
Dim!
The teachers of the Eliot Avenue
Methodist Church met with Edward
Simona last night. and after the busi~
neas meeting refreshments were ser
ved. . 1 I
Great preparations are being made
for the annual outing of the Juanita
Club, whioligwill take place tomorrow
evening. They will go to Cockenoe
Island. ~
The members of the .Hebrew So«
city.
Mrs Wilbur Dates. of Darien.
of McKinley streak
Miss E. Broadhurst,
William Eisenhuncr,
ens.
guests at the residence
Brooklyn.
Roton Hill
and Mrs. Edward J. Lndrigan.
cholera iniantum
their home in Buffalo
tors in Rowayton avenue
the guest of Mrs. Monsoll, of Logan
urday as the guest of William Moore.
of Raymond
of Brooklyn.
has returned home after a visit at. the
residence of Captain William I. Siev»
Several young ladies who have been
of Andrew
Mills, have returned to their homes in
J. L. Silllman and family of New
York city are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. M S. Miller at the Diugee place
The youngest doughtcr of Constable
II
slightly improved fromnn attack of
Rowayton Hose Company. No. i. will
hold its Weekly cake and cream Isle
tomorrow night, at the company quar
Misses Clara and Blanche Marsh.
of Bergen street. Brooklyn. are spent!-
ing a few days in town as the guests
of William Moore, of McKinley street.
Rising Star Division, Sons of Tem-
perance, visited Concord division. of
Norwalk, last evening. and assisted
a greater profit if operated undel one
‘5 management. Just what his plans are,
Work is progressing finely on the
new mansion which is being erected
art no less than three miles of piping
in the house. The structure itself is
about loo feet by seventy and I won-
derfully handsome pieoe~of architec~
time. Mr. Zcigler is getting ready to
give a very elaborate (:lambake to the
men who are employed on the place
The artisans number about fifty, anti
thty are looking forward to the event
with a great deal of pleasure. Mr
Zeigier himself is about the place a
great deal of the time, superintendiug
the work. He appears to be an expert
landscape gardener. and for a day or
two past has been superiutcuding the
work of I large gang of men who have
strucied before long.
W...—
WESTPORT.
Harry Sherwood and wife entertain-
ed friends from out of town over Sun-
day.
Mrs. C. C. Billings has returned home
from a visit with relatives in Bots-
foru. ‘ ‘
Joseph G. Hyatt is about his old
haunts. after an absence of some days.
tonight. Thursday and Satllrdny. and
as they are well known to Norwalk
audiences, will probably be cordially
tertainment comlnlttct- is planning
various sociables for thc islanders dur—
lug the month of August. He has en-
George Licb Mrs B E. Donaldson.
Miss Minnie Tests. and Miss Oliver
8 Walters. The committee met last
Saturday evening and dc: med to hold
it euchre and whist part) next Friday
evening The affair will In at the res»
idencc of E. M. Bartlett. and ice cream
will be served. The committee are at
work on the affair. and It Is expected
that the party will be a success This
entertainment is for the III netit of the
Casino fund.
WESTON.
from an attack of tonsilltis.
Miss Florence Lane, of Athens. Ala.
is the guest of Miss Alice Fitch.
Mrs. I C. Fantou of Aapclnck has
spent I few days with Mrs. V. God
trey
Mr and Mrs. Ambert Kellogg. of
lStamford, are guests of Mrs. John Kel-
0“
Miss Georgia Lyon of lyons Plain.
has spent I week with Miss Hattie
Could.
We have a fine [the of these
goods at very reasonable prices
considering quality.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Ammunition. Blanks.
Fishiiid Taoki‘e
.. and
all sorts of ,
Boat and sums Re-
Still Supplies
codiéfdck
WATKINS
Ii 35W; ’9“
., 7Q , I‘I‘T‘ .I
Nut NFC“? Library,
112 wssuiucrou eraser,
Pointers sunnin-
Artists asterisi.
waits Curtglp roles with fixtures ‘
10c.. . ,
.mt.‘
Cloth Window Shadel. with man
()ll Cloth Binding. 109 box. QQ
PAINTING, PéV‘I HANGING,
lDEOORATINO. , ,
Sou New!“ '
ti”. nil-Hui; " 1.10
Q, Telephone connections.
M ' ‘,,' ‘..-
is North thin I nation so
an worsened rhea.
Telephmatm Matisse ~ .,
n... m-~1 on ~
or: You?
i3?-
11‘ Plans news
n it! Ilsa;
minimum. bean-ere
out New Goods are
01““ Club held an 0‘1““ t” Compo in conferring the degree on five candl- owingtoillneas. Mr and Mrs. Charles Godfrey, 0‘ SOUTH NORWALK. "‘ ‘ A” w w in . I
Beach Slum” Some went by ““0"” dates. Thomas Gallagher has succeeded gourdonm were Sunday guests of Mrs. Pluullna. now in $106k 1:“ . ‘ " ,
and some by “I’m“- They had “I V9" Miss Eva Jones who has had charge Frank L. Bturges in Saugatuck freight M” l. ‘1‘“ Thorp "m Mrs. H J. Me .,,. 9mg, M , .1 W , ,
0'93““ “39- of Tony Gammone‘s store near the ofllde . 1 ,
HIP. Cone, of the Wesleyan evange-
lists, wiliconduct the prayer meeting
dsp‘m resigned her position. Saturday
night and returned to her home in
W. T. Williams returned yesterday
from attending the convention of B P.
Cankey- have returned from a visit in
Dover N. Y.
at them Avenue Methodist Church, Darlen 0 E in B altimore Mrs. James Watson and children
.. . advertisements it has ever had no
Thursday evening. A very interesting George stovens save a clamhnke. Saturday night I number wont to 235.3% ‘gff‘é‘fil‘tlgfi @335?!" are come gratitiousiy from its untied}:
sermon is expected.
Bert Freeman' s new boat Is hauled
out It Joseph Fowler‘ s boatyard and Is
being painted and put in first class
condition. Mr. Freeman's engine Ia
before the bake was served.
Saturday, to a few friends at his home
in, McKinley street. Games were play-
ed and the entire party went bathing
William Moore. of McKinley street.
Petrle's pavilion. Compo. and enjoyed
dancing Battlers were numerous
throughout the day.
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday
members of Greens Farms Congrega-
Mr Shively pastor of the Cougre-
gationai Church, has returned from a
two weeke' vacation spent at his home
in Chambersburg. Pa.
Cyrus Mead‘ I tine dog died from the
am in the Life Insurance business.
For particular. enguire of r“ ,
FREDERICK H FIELD,
The Con-n“ Gen'l Life Ins. Co. has
discovered to Its profit that the but V
policy holders and we are at Ivillg in . .
this agency to live up' to a bi h stand- .
“L. _ 91 , Adi... Ir-
n°W Tum-8 “09‘7“"! 8"“ “he “’0‘“ was initiated into the 0 U A N in! tional Church will hold a fair and fee- e
if t hi I era! I
has proved to be one 0“ the “83‘9“ in Friday evening.- He successfully pass- tival in the lecture room rcglvssgfshlil‘éulpmgkeflild ”filming N‘ Cali-6 'A wilful!
“he ““7""- ed the Prolimiou'y degrees and “I now Beachsidc inn divided local honors house. one a" hit week with”
A horse belonging to Walter Buckley
a tea. merchant. ran away last Bat-
urday and nearly wrecked one of the
delivery wagons standing in front of
a full fledged member of that organ-
ization. -
Mr. Albrecht who is connected with
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Coni-
with Roton Point on Saturday United Bank Build!” "Io. News"! ,
in
the former instance the lovers of pic-
turesque surroundings minus the huh-
I... Richmond Hoyt. who has been
I sufferer from aralysia for several
montha. died It I a home here on Sat-
-M—mm.’
TII. Clll NJ.
“P.
hub is 0 Mar rt. 0 n .y I, , .
thexlxdohfttlobsrt Joeelgifsky. 1:16 pally of New yo? 3 glans . new Beiec‘I (leaning. m Inc gi’iIezgeyii: Md”. and sixty- three years. . Saar“? Q . . E:
on e Image owever, or house built on t e ic or property the] ii men (1 ch id W , Q 51 Q Q ,
lng “PM in time “ '7“ in this place. Charles Morris is build-2 men 33333.; women. flindrfi'gflrtgg FNRH‘LD QCWOUNTV POMO'fA re r’s ’ '1“ r“ ““4”“ ~ “i“ ’ “"
Contractor “195119 We Gamble has ins the cellar. shore dinners and the kalldeacopic and; slag. Der: .p mm. hm ' I ‘1 "I" Am W“ ”6"“
continuation the work of erecting a The Rowayton Red stars and the comicalltles of the typical seashore ages. ., E M new . ' i. w a .MM Mr J
Iriduepart, Friday. . , ,.
a sun erecting of the hiatus
County Pomonaurange. under the ana-
' , new house for himself on the founda-
-1 Iiona d the one owned by him in St.
1 John-fittest. which was destroyed by
crew of the Kate C. Stevens a rut .m”
ranging to play a game of hell in the
near future. The Stars will. have
crowd. found In abundance to enter-
tain. Meantime the misanthrope eat
116m" «limits. to
“V“.
‘1 all".
‘93.;-
urs Immune ago. The work or n:- 8am Mills and William Moore at bat ;?§$§.';33§‘§.§§gmfi°g,mgm ' sighs onussctlcut state an”, sneak, oluunl'tg we sis was . PLUMBINMAND “Km
“Wild". ”‘4 “WWW“ h“ “m“? tom while Inch Ind Kendrick V"! 'Ititnency could build it tends figure- "I“ “’5 '33 I“ W“ 9"“1 or III. iNQk oo‘ltgo ‘ " Weiss wow
com d the building will soon “7":511‘Pd‘9ichrm the Stevens ‘tively about Costco. and render “up port, Friday afternoon. it was daft T, .18- ‘-
. ~ ‘ ‘1‘ Ch “19% W. W7 Shine a beach and surroundinla vastly proves “What”. “”99““ “I”! .. ‘ w 1.; 6m&«- s“; ‘ ' ”m W
will In tango any from the magnesia :‘m' ”toil-"so “pm" ‘5 ' mm" "3°" ‘° “5“” “dmmisfl will basic misfit "Tm” Mbfl‘m'i“ 1 z . HOT ' »
which will the soils of Joseph Parnell. 1 chars _m‘;i;,m’“°‘f‘ 3““ °‘°“‘°" "' m at 3-300' Among _ Q um uouelI to HINT Iv OIA- “0"" AND W
Mammal.“
will Iddiieaa the meet]
Beteheidei: of New
ti'onnl lecturer: Wor
erick. of the Ohio not.
C. Patterson of the Cosme
W-
A cordial invitations
III Darlene who are lot
it Is approI'ciiiip the date for the
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