t .
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I
' and it bias
“U A' 3
You will notice a car (do thing atl-
vertlaod for sale at a certain drug
store. MONEY w 'll btiy ANYTHING
Will have got EVERYTHING in our
line We ltd” t6 Iavq you a few steps
and at the u timelq vo you A1 nor
vice. 1.0rdeooll
FHA CY.
305 WishingtonIIII It.
Gold fifth! p94», 6I51: per leap
Tube Rate Flour. 6 0c per bag.
Fancy Creamerv' Batter,
23¢ per lb.
Our best we Milk Crashers at
8c lb. or 2 lbs. for 15c.
A.
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24 co'r'TAoa sva.
sits'r NORWALK.
EAST AAAilALA
Contractor John W. Beutty is in Tux-
edo. today on business.
A small load of oyster shells was tuit-
en away this morning from the Radel
Oyster shop, by the steamer Bond and
Currier.
Rev. Edward Cunningham and Mrs.
Cunningham went to New ‘ York thld‘
morning on the steamer Hampton to
spend the day there.
it is hoped that all the members of
the Junior Band will turn otit to hear
Brother Kane. of New York, tonight.
Meeting starts at 7:45 o‘clock, sharp.
John Lynch. Miss Phoebe Brown.
Miss Helen Hines Chalice Morltt, Mls‘s
Daisy Williams and John Keogh are
in Long island this afternoon on the
launch Sarah K. Tltey will visit ho-
cust Grove before returning
The sharpie which is owned by Jenn
Anderson. and which has bet-An upset
in the river for some days. was right-
cti yesterday afternoon by a number of
the men from the Rndel Oyster Corli-
pnny, w’bo towed the boat across the
river and bailed her otit.
The oyster steamers Freddie W. and
Sylves or Decker have returned tron.
Cos Cob Where they have been hauled
out and overhauled. Both stoamérs
have been painted white and haven
very neat and natty appearance which
always dliitihguishes the yeast is of the
IDockgiil
At the yer meeting held last even-
ing lnA the East Avenue Methodist
Church, Mr. Kane. one of the Wesley
evangelists led the meeting. Miss Lo-
retta Alnstorlh rcndcrel solos nil
with her sister Miss Clara . ...iiswortli
rendered Beveral duels. The meeting
was a very Bne one.
Miss Alice! Debesky. of Cottage ave
one; lit‘coniincd to her bed with a so
vereAattaclr 'of tonsilltls. This disease
seems to be very prevalent this stim-
merAand is usually in an aggravatel
form. (rem are at the present time,
half a dozen people who are on the sick
list with the disease
The Work of repairing the bulkheads
whichA brb'lte last winter under the
welgbtA‘of byster shells in tile Radol
opening shops is under way. After this
work is finished. a gang of men will be-
gin to re air the wharf which was
damaged y the heavy weight of oyster
shells which rested upon it last win-
ter.- AA "
A business meeting of the Advapt
Christian” Church was held last oven-
" ing it' the close of the regular weekly
pray’er‘moetlbg. A number of mat
of routine business were transac ed
0' ed to allow the pastor;
Rev. James Davis to take A} vacation
of two weeks. He will set the time
for it him f. bill it is- probable that
it will lio‘ tiring the time when there
are 'a 'huIyIprsr of camp meetings in
pro m."
The dedth of Emily A. Super. wife of
Monmvifle ‘uBopei occurred yesterday.
at the bunny home on Gregory Boules
vard. Ens! Norwalk. from cancer. Do.
ceased who forty- -eight years of age.
The funerhiwill be held at «i: 30 tomor-
row Iitermon, from the house. M
cease wdfl’h conscientious Christian.
and I neither of the South Norwalk
Baptlht Church. and Rev. H. B. Car-
pcnter‘ wiili otllclate The interment
will lie lit-East Norwalk Cemetery
. A recent.‘ New York weekly contains a
portrait; frofessor William Clark
and lifl assistants at the natator-
inn. 5!. Mia. M0,, in honor of their
having Mitfiqpppd great service in the recent
tf‘there and saved many lives
The out» has been out there about
’ and has been in the it-
.73”!
mama
my!” Where
9 Bolfu-t Chicken.
'0 find r33: JamedI’ Kelly. in
3g:II with Ed‘. We; all fitree
op enlivened hearty lousy. Cl k
I . ICobtini werotmeyb tyre draw
rpm or mono w
how (l Coburn ygained
:~~ r" . ants. ..
visit-
as
deuce whew
WA 0.1 . ,.
'iing an . lngavact-
lion this weak.
Miss Jennie Scott leaves Saturday
for a visit with New York friends.
Harry Cr er. of Broo Lyn. la !the
guut Mpg; Ge
3.” tidy dylfigu pool“:
a f3 w pl?!) (kly‘pa fig
“hilly l‘om lamioi
mssesslon of Charles Stev‘ens house.
in this place.
ed oftho cieam ielt from the sale Wed-
ncsday nislttI
av s a Cash a of this place.
at: reprinting the'gitlgrior of the Hotel
C'lill’ord in South Norwalk.
Engineer Adams with his two chil-
(iron. Eve and Arnhem. left this mor-
nIlngI for the Berkshire Hills.
H..W Wells. with his pilotliiver. is
at quyk driving new plies for Captain
William l. Stevens' new dock in R0-
wfi’lotmi.
lint Abbie Ogden of Brooklyn vis
itod Mrstflenry Whitney. Dorian. Tues-
day. ‘ Miss Ogden is visiting Mrs.
George Scott. 0 Rowaylon.
RIfg gttiar) riItIyer mee up a were held
in the thin Q's last iii Fthn Crot- it
ett d barge oflpe List and iv
A. 'ifil-lfilibn'l‘d itAA his Dilutions: m
Mrs. Tongue. of Brooklyn in visiting
Mrs. George Scott in Rowayton. Both
ladies spent Tuesday with Mrs. Henry
Whitney. in Darlen Mrs. Tongue re-
ceilliy visited her husband in Middle-
town.
Reliance Hook and La ldcr Company
of Row wayItop will attend the Moth-o
dist Churth n Rowayton. Sunday (Aven-
ing The members will march to the
(Adidas in a body. and the sermon willi
be especially interesting to them. ‘
The New fork. New Haven and
Hartford Rat bad Company has donut-
ed a steel tire to the Reliance Hook:
and Ladder Company. The tire will be
plncol on the truck 'house, and usedI
in addition to the tire hell. it is said‘
that a stroke on the the will be heardl
at a greater distance than on the bell
itself.
—-Womcn love a clear. healthy com- ,A
plexlon. Pure blood million it. Bur-
dock Igloo? Bitters makes pureI blood. I!
DARIEN AND NOROTON. 1
Albert C Willson spent a day this}
week in New York.
Miss Hattie Orchard has returned
from a visit with New York friends.
William Orchard of Noroton. spent
last week in New York on business '
Mi-s Willia’in Coll'sndcr has sold her
Noroton house to toe Country Clitb.
Mrs. 0. C. Bowen has returned from
her visit with friends in Orange N. J.!
Mr. and Mrs. Holly StAtAly left e'arlyi
Tuesday morning for the Adiron-
(lacks.
Charles Milispaugh. was
Yor city yesterday. on real
bus ness.
Mr. and Mrs C. E. (loodcve. of
Brooklyn spent. Sunday with i'olatitos
in Darien
Mrs. Betsy Ann
day in Bridgeport.
Mrs. Avres,
Selectman C. G. Waterbury
several days, the. past week.
York and Bockaway.
Fred Taylor. operator at
tower. was calling on friends
Georgetown. a few days ago.
V. ll. Pooley is improving so that it
is thought he will be aide to leave the
hospital within a week at two.
'Miss Jennie Wood who was expect-
ed home Wednesday. has extended
her visit in Niagara County. N. Y.
Mr and Mrs Robert Moe have been
receiving congratulations over the ar-
“IV!“ of a daughter at their home
Men are now plating the coping of‘
beautiful rough hewn stone around
William Zlegler's place at Great ls~
land. _
' Mr. and ‘Mrs. Elmer Stevens have
recently moved from the Klinefelter
place Cedar street, to the Robinson
plac‘e' 0x Ridge.
John Flannigan who has made his!
home with his brother. Patrick Flan- a
ntgrhi,’ Maple tivcnue, sailed Monday
morning for leeland \_ l-
The residence of the late Henry S.‘ l
Scofleid will be sold. Several people
have looked at the place recently with
a view of purchasing,
Mrs. Briggs. of Stamford. spent
Tuesday with Mrs. Arthur Whitney.
who also recently entertained Mr. and
Mrs. lovett of New York.
Mr and Mrs. Theodore Morehouse:
and son Theodore of Brooklyn. ‘aro’
visiting Mr and nits. Alfred More-
house. Sr. Prospect 'avenue.
Mrs. Henry SelleoIk‘s line garden at
Rose" Terrace containing many rows
of peas and lima‘ beans. was devastIat
ed by a woodchnclt recently ‘
Daniel Keneay will sail front fro»
the august 12 , on the steamship
Océh'nlt‘, tor this Country. He is b Bro
ther of John Keneally. who is employed
in Darlen.
James Wood, of Sunshine Lodge, has
been busy this week. erecting tents
for the accommodation of 80 more ar-
rivals at his popular home. There are
80 there at present. -
Rev C. A. Willson. former pastorI
of the M. E. Church and wife are via-
iting his son, Principal Wilison and
family, at Noroton. During their stay
Albert Willson. Jr., will be christened; ‘
Mrs. George Kirk.
spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs:
... $3,! Bell avenue return
Mideast! c'venlng. Mrs kirk w
soon make an extended visit in Dar-
lea.
The Young People's walls of the
mama! Church held it lawn
.553; yesterday afternoon and evening, .
reliance of Dr. and time
Home There were a runner oi'V'
in New
estate
Seely spent Tues-
wlih her niece.
spent
in N (Aw .
Darlen
in
t
i
“alumnae
ora'bly. and in the event
HIIIIrnIan of the com-
um
- The Hose Company last night (llspos- .
,(Ad the first tAonItplalnt.
of Bridgepdrt‘, f"
' 3 fibumcfldflt bitsbutFrank’l‘Ir
."' H’H“CGMWYI
mu
y.tAars ()n answering the bell. Mrs.
Willmott (lid not remember her neph-
(Aw.
hint.
when asked if she remembered 'l-inn
ny (lurilon. " smiles and merriment and
a genotal reunion of Articles tension
and aunts took place.
The trial (if the Mulilkcn and lltttko
tA.iit-itA was held yesterday afternoon. in
the town tA'otiit room. A large number
of people interested on both sides were
1)riA.~AtAut.Burke was charged with tres—
Ipuss and injury to ptAHopett) iit cut-
ting down trees assault and breach
of the peace. Justice William H. Will-
molt. Jt.. presided. and Attorney Cunt-
inings. of Stamford. represented the
art used. in response to the that (out-
",plaint Mr (‘ummings (A'ntt-itAd an ob-
jertion. tlalniing that the Will drawn
by Grand Juror Nathan Dani-by was
not made out right as the statiitew was
mil of date vests ago .lusllt-e Will-
tuott sustained this l'lllim and dismiss-
AfttAr hear-
|int: the (AtltltAnt-tA‘ on tht: other charge,
the justice dlstliurged tlttA prisoner til
lcglng that the eiltlencc was tint suf-
Beirut to warrant a tilllVlt‘iilIlll
“Nd—ta.-
NOTES OF THE SEA SHORE.
A trolley Will) fiont HiltlinAport had
an (Aitjo-t'ttblt- iilllt‘ yesterday. at Ro-
ttm i’olnt.
Andrew J. Hutchinson returned to
South Not walk. and Rev. itiitl Mrs.
Arthur lioyuttin to Lyons Plains, ni'iet
a sojourn at (he Cotter Cottage. litAlltA
island. -
Misses Carrie Marsh. ilmalo Osborne
and Minnie Miller. of llanbury. have
i'tturuetl from a two weeks‘ outing at
iltAlle island
Mrs. ll. .l. Kellogg, of itiilgiAilt-ll. has
been enjoying the salt son breezes
with friends at Bell island for a ten
days. and incidentally killing mos-
quitoes at the same time.
Mr and Mrs. Ebenezer A. Hoyt. ot
Ridgeiiold. are enjoying this tine,A suu'i-
iuer weather at their cottage itt Bell is-
land. Mr. Hoyt has his automobile
with hint and the many leasant roads
there-abouts are frequent ‘y explored.
St. Paul's Sunday school of Latvia-
horo expects to picnlt. at Roton Point
on Tuesday. August 11th. Couvoyances
will be furnished for the. children‘s
transportation. and provision will be
made for conveying mothers of the
younsfiters of the school.
Harry P. lloward. of Phillips 6i: How-
art]. the caterers at Roton Point is
lbavlng a huge bake—oven built in the
grove. near the west end of the danc-
ing pavilion. The even will be used
for clambakes. and will be permanent.
Mr. Seymour. (if Rewayton. is doing
the masonry work on it.
WESTPOR’I‘.
(ieorgc Scarf. of New York. was a
recent visitor hero.
Miss Edith Bradley
ft lends in New York.
Mrs. John Willardson, of Elizabeth.
N. l., is visiting friends here.
Mrs William llauserman is (Anter-
talning Mrs. E Connors, of Briigepott.
Mrs. H W. Carver has returned home
from a visit with fries is inN New York.
Rev. G. W. Barhytltis expected home
Saturday. from a visit with friends at
Brattleboro Vt.
lmst night members of the Eastern
Star were feasted at the home of M.
H. Cooley. Mrs. Cooley will be the
H. Cooley. I ‘
Joseph 36' Hyatt is abbut again af-
ter a pro‘ racted illness and while not
yet wholly himself evidences that he
is far along ‘tlié read to recth-ry.’
Another dissolution of partnership
and Pritchard & Estes break again.
Mr. Prit’cha‘rd. it is said. will continue
theb less. Estes will work fort o
”“339.” - .. ii.
is visiting
A special town meeting is called for
Saturday afternoon to take action on
rotate highway appropriation. One thing
WesI:po;tI gait fairly be mnplhhented
on s g 3. 899m for im rove-
meat but. MK” hth'e' iniéven ctr-cliches.
hills and breaks, no town in its vicin-
ity can eclipse it for good roads.
Saturday will aiford' unlimited
AH' amusement for litany here as on that
agame 0 action is to be play-
;fd at’Ceili pobgWr eon times oompria'litg
(arpentem. cpptplaed by Selection
0.333;; gal ii" plumbers captained
that:
ii is understood
in 'with a practical knowl-
0!
b ilw b (i
AM: AAA AAA”
ca 0 may! ‘9“ t-
35qu the
Iii-Item for our 34 All” Inflated catalogue» living 46"”
plI ov-0r 300 propititu. wIlpIthI we {in me tor the irhlfbl'
marlin cut from tho' wrappers (if SATIN GLOSS SOAP. SATINB
wssiiisu rownait. or soastnua soouaiuo SOAP Adm-II
Dual 8. Brown at C9. represents
He asked her if she rot-osiiizvd? malt and (merge 'A. iiiiirow is to an
She replied in thh negative bill I nounctA the result by innings through a
South Norwaik. visiting David Miller.
Liaise
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”wk
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t
SiterWOod ()lllt ial fl(t)3i(‘l Dr Pdwors
will probably it A (in hand as emergency
megaphone.
HortA the pro nl . is made that the
lirldgeport- Mott through trolley
iuns will be ttAsiiintAtl lit a few days.
incidentally the credited cause for
withdrawing the through care. lack of
power is scouted aiitit there is more
than one who tiptudv itvows that oppo-
Isltlon lo . ..tAtn on the Noroaik (Anti is
the reason for thtA cut out Why there
should be opposition is hardly plain.
unless The Norwalks appreciate the
fact that Bridgeport is cutting largely
into the male. Anoibt-r argument is
that motortncn and conductors in Not-
walk are lll‘lt‘lllml to the task of hand-
ling jumbo cats, but (Yt'll though that
should move the (Anyt- there are plenty
iii the employ of tho (Amripauy in West-
port who already \Viti‘li on them from
this point cast and plow efficient No
doubt tbtA management villi got at the
actual cause for the lemflmmllly trou-
blt and Him i.\ 3:. a
WILTON:
Miss lit‘l‘fllll ls vlsltlngAln Danbtiry.
Mrs. George (‘ole is quite sick with
malarial fever. '
Mi‘s.'Frank Weston is spending the
week in Lyme. Conn.
William Alice. of New York. has
been in town. for it it \\ (lays.
l“(~'-itv Thompson. of Georgetown.
visillAd iA‘i ‘t‘ii Sturges ilth week
Harry Miller and files are enjoy-
iitg‘a two week's outing Maine.
Miss Abbie Riflidel, " York is
the guest of Miss A _ ar‘funter.
Howard Sttittkthll. of Bridgeport.
has been spending it week in town.
Miss Sililllml‘lln of Nurtt'ulk, is visit-
ing lit'i‘ t'llllSiAll. Miss Josie Stommsll.
Miss Maud and Claudine liethel on»
loyt-d a trip last week. to iiiack Rock.
James Keyser. of Southport. has tak-
tAu poasrssiou of Mrs. Whit-A‘s cottage.
Dr. it‘. D. Sturgos spent Monday in
Mrs. George Miller. of Hartford. is in
low. lhtA guest of Mrs. ll. ll. Thom-
itson. ‘
David Miller and family. of South
Norwalk. spent Sunday with Mrs. J. B.
Sturges.
Harry T, Memlet‘s aittl family. also
Mrs. Knight and son. are guests of
Mrs. .l. B. Sturges.
Mrs. Beech. of Bridgeport. and .lsr-
vis Weeks. of Brooklyn. are spendins
the week with C. T. Gregory.
Master Edward Et-ltlnnd is visiting
his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Wih
liam Dickenson. in Stratford.
Rev. A. C. Boynton and family re-
turned on Tuesday. from Belle island.
where they have been sojourning for
the past two weeks
Miss Helen Midlljrbionk is being on-
untamed this week at Stu-mt-iti—on-tito-
Sound as the guest. of Walter Hitch-
cock anti" Mrs. William l‘urtis, of Nor-
walk.
Mrs. P. J. Andrews. Miss Buchanan
and William Buchanan. who have been
enjoying the beauties of Cannon for a
while returned to their home in the
city. on Friday.
The Resistant of Voters have. issued
notice of a session to be held 'ln’the
Town Hall. Friday. August 14th, from
t? to 9 p. m.. for the purports of com-
piling lists of Wilton electors. accord-
ing to their political preference for
vbting in caucuses.
Master Edward Ecltland is the proud
possessor of a collection of lndian flint A
arrow heads. including a about hand
Then relics were found on land ad- ‘A
Joining the rtver. The adjacent valley
forms a favorable location for up pl)-
orig‘lnal hunting ground.
Sherman Morehouse had the misfor-
bins to lose a valuable horse last
week. a recent purchase. The animal
;was- taken suddenly ill while Marn-
lng {tall the field with a lead 916‘"
ind expired soon after rea
Wm.“
A neighbor s horse was mm
the cart. and with the remaining one of
the team. drew the bay to the nearby
The followpg books have recently
been added to Wilton Library: l
Kelver.” Jerome; ‘13de ling
ter." Mrs. Humphrey Wm
Blue Blower." as You Dike; "m (-
"flint
barn.
cum-hues.“ B. Weir Mlmhel'l;
sinus of a Wife," Marv Adtlnmv
Alice
'tJohu liaiberton-z .
trim .T‘Sn of
. her, A. n., .1886
or 3‘Ioitlt that' ho
An.'otl|‘ :i‘
3:19'413 {233933332335 ditty'in nit-v
.3931“, {it"fbii ldm'grbvwii pay lite
State store
sum one hundred dollar's“ for each
and every case "of Cetlrfrh that cannot
. lie cured by the use of Hall‘s Catarrh
Cur .
a ‘FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
In my presence. this 6th day of Decem-
A. W. ULEASON'. .
(8 ea!) Notal'y 'Publie.
H Il'ii Catarrh Care is taken internal-
lynl'lld acts directly on the blood nil
mucous admirer; of the system. 8 nd
, for testimonials free
ll‘. .7 CHENEY it CO. Toledo, 0
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the beat ”
soup Imp“ swarm-UL.
Biltj Nlillllllfll‘iiillllt
IOUTH NOIWALK. CONN.
cqpitai, rice. (too. 00
mars. aloe. 000. on
Q liar Profits. 345,200.00
this it. rattle. mam.
Moon ii. (mos. Cashier.
DIRECTORS!
John H. Ferris Hurry Seymour
John H. Knapp Chrtitlan awarta
John H. Light E H Mathewson
Jeslah R. Marvin "‘Satviulii Grumman
' J. Wallace .viarviit.
r.....a; Shana;
'9 :2:'."¢-.; i: :
Hammocks.
We have a fine line of these
goods at very reasonable prices
considering quality.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
,GilllS. Revolvers.
Ammonium. Blanks.
FiSiiin't'i Tdbkle
are
all sorts, of .
Boat and Show lie-
sort Supplies.
Condemned.
WATKI NS
3 now
Next Door City Library.
112 WASHINGTON eraser.
SOUTH MonwnLK.
Phone. 4M.
Co. has
discovered to its profit that the bait
advertisements it has ever had have
The Conn. Gén'l Life Ins.
come’ g tltlottiiiy from its hustled
policy he odors a‘tItd WP are striving in
this agency to live an to a blob stand-
am in thp Life insurance business.
For pa'rtic (are n sire of
PBS [0 .FIECD,
“ “ WM“ H
.OMITH IFERGUISON,
United Bank uidlnI . So. Norwaltt.
TLi Call 97-5.
‘itegory Punt
lAfl' snow—its cons.
silos: mung“:— p can. FOOD
OF ALL 1‘ ,AOOOkEO
TO ORDER.
A IAITHINO AND EJOHIMEI.
OATH "00.1311“. RENT IY IlAi
Paidfinamfi’aibr.
lite Best WtIirlt
Are you using?
The cool music burns coal all
day whether you are using the
fire or not.
THE GAt-l RANGE biti'na gas
only when needed, the expense
stops when the cooking stops,
GAS RANGES
' . for sale by
lroin $10. 25 up.
£39133. Eduard)! and
J [Jute] .t“ ‘A
lighting Gambling
4
TC is...
Makes the old building look like
new, makes new buildings stay
new longer. '
COSTIBtLITTILEI To BUY.
is EASY TO APPLY.
One -of our color cafds will be
interesting to intending paint pur-
chase". ‘ s .
-—--—- h
m pliant '\.
Window Wail
Picture Frames.
45"
pastas m"
to get the light without
match.
. , «Bloom—Tho lessening .
. blpchidontullv leaving
llgh t.
. Cor. North Main 3nd th $9;
... . .
First— its convenience
lor- of suffocation fro-
as if the gas is Iturn
Third—Tho ngQ
AAA °‘
rill——
by the untold
vents and the -
throwing the ill .
floor. and the carbon .
the carpet
AMOHWI 10‘ ~“ultmm
' l us than the coat atco
. groper out: tho. “filial $26M ”3"“ bim‘
Hilltlli illil
"scale tné ,
by Edit; YQQf‘pII
The residence of Thomas
Smith 65 9sborn “mafia .l t
Norwailt wés atnted wl
oil and zinc 1: nd mixed. it oo‘i'l
years ago by me.
' i defy any patent pilot to. how
equal body with as much wear.
Ania nib.
Ptili'ltlt
52 South Main “fut
Residence: , I25 liin' Clip. 833.
) Ihs-JNI
”ll-Elllilllil H
139.513 Old Combs I‘M-
and Money Orderl pit?!“
‘3 " tit. l
Wt
who're lit Efltébfifi
lowest tutu.
- “hits it. um.
I ltn‘iirbt'id Iliad. we. litigant. 13g.
Wall Pour;
Paintera' 'Bllvnllol. “\t . 1 A ..
Arliptg’ Metering. WI} ‘3
...‘
Al..I_
1'17“?
REHAB. . . ,. ,
Whita Cnrtilil Mice with Fixing.
lilo.
Cloth WlntIlow Chaney. .wlth frillfl I
250. - ,AA
Solid Brass Boll Curtain Rods. it It
led: with fixtures. 19:
Oil Cloth Bindint. lite box.
PAINTING. PAP‘K HANOINB. 1
Awesome 8...
A. ’ iv. . ‘, _ ..
t
t. when two;
South Netty-Iii. pm Cool
Telephone Connections.
.: FLA TING
l 3 Missile-
by idbiov’gd entrails, use)". use
, tumult—mum
rigid Surf. New. Wt it:
9° plenum fill-fir! .
Motors.
hits were»
nullvlll Imam
Willem-fled
it,
‘11.
a
.3
56 mm st.
“ its '30 at)
Patties {lit a“
't‘elebhoné' of. ii -
:5» son":— tits ass...
Mirth times, gotta.
'1‘“!- AAA;
A"‘-2"".4_'“.‘l'
«' 5 Ma.
.. e1 rat...
3 ‘0‘“ N“? Goods to.
flow in stock.
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