fit «all
tool
s ‘ .' ,
'l'o'o r .. ~ my»... ~
We havojust Moi ed the
edition of Humphrey's B I (tunnel
and Veterinary out or r peatfuiiy
request that any who'w it“sulhe illnd-
Iy call at the store.
Always at your service night and
day.
Respectfully Yours.
H. F. PIERCE.
A Stall '
Gold Medal Flay r, 6 5e per bag.
7 ube Rose Flour, 6 0: per bag.
Fancy 'k'r'e'an'lerv'Battei-i ‘
' 23¢ 'per lb.
Our best We Milk Crackers at
6c lb. or 2 lbs. for 15c.
I
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t- 24 COTTAGE AVE.
EAST NORWALK.
Bill ifliiiifi
Miss Ella Staples is visiting Ill Dall-
bury.
WiIliam Carr is visiting in Hunting-
ton. L. l.. for a couple of weeks.
Miss Ethel Clover, who has been
visiting in Danbury has returned home.
Charles Williams and family have
moved from Fort strcct to Hendricks
avenue.
Miss Etta Cook, who has been visit.
lug Mrs. It. E. Morrison, has returned,
to Bridgeport.
Oscar Seymour. of East Norwalk.
spent Sunday with friends ill West
Hunting Ridge.
Palmer Burke, who was confined to
his holne by illness. resumed his (ill-
iies at Bronson's market today.
Mrs. Moses Wilson and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Wilson. of Seavlew
avenue. are visiting in New York.
Miss Ida Alnsworth and Mrs. Arthur
Ainsworth start today for Springfield,
Mass, where they will spend a couple
of weeks.
Charles M. Moollcr. of thc Washing-
ton street bridge. who has been the
guest of his son, in Brooklyn. returned
home today.
Contractor John W. Beatiy and fam-
ily have returned frolu Trinity Lake.
They were accompanied by Victor
Tristrnlu. who has been visiting them
there.
A session of the, regiptrar‘ of voters
was held yesterday afternoon and even-
Illg In E. E. Gorham's store for the
purpose of enrolling voters for the pri-
maries.
Mr's.’ Whitaker is to move into the,
Solomon Osborn Place in a few days. A I
corps‘ of painters and paper haugersl
are at work getting the place in sllapei
for occupancy. ‘
Tuesday'evening is the date set for
the trolley ride or the Young Ladies”
industrial Society of the Episcopal
Mission in Van Zandt street. The at-
tendance will doubtless be large.
William Reid. and ills sister Anna.
of Ellyonne. N. J.. who have been vis«
iting Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Bough. of
East Norwalk. have left to spend the
remainder of the summer ill Sullivan
County. New York,
Shipbulider Fowler is repairing the
cntboat Marjory owned by Fletcher
Montgomery and Seymour Curtis,
whichwent on the rocks at the Knob
du the severe storm and stove in
seyqrnl tanks on her starboard side.
Tho worth League of the East
Amino Methodist Episcopal Church
will; 0 lb. kenoe island on Monday
evenfselil‘s. A. Gelb's auxiliary shar-
pie' “Swords
sh." They were to have
gone thid'fieek but the weather did not
permit. "The members are looking for-
wardto a very pleasant. time. .
The'nieptlng of the Epworth League
' to \be‘holA-at the East Avenue Metho-
dist;r ,Churéh tomorrow evening will
be a v ,‘iinterestlng one under the
leaders ' of Miss Nina Carpenter.
The sfub ct of the meeting will be
"SilrfiJ ‘the Gift of God. Which Is
it?” ' ”.122; Tim.1: 6:8.
The Jii Ior Band had a very Interest-
ing me last night. Charles Hill
had an" and after the meeting a
pie socia 'was held. it was voted to
have a pie social the first Friday in
every month. The Band will have
charge of the mission Sunday after-
noon and also will take charge of the
meeting in the Knight street Church
at Norwnlk In the evening.
E. . Gorbam, Mrs. Gorham and son
.wlth Lind Mrs. William Lockwood,
“Nay Haven. are again camping on
Min 'isliind. The house in which
they’Awet'e‘stsylng was carried out to
hobby gs storm but Mr. Gotham se-
v
Wu
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; Mud (in:
, County. N. Y. '
this"
-. . wu‘ Halon Julia's
nighth‘hlrthdsy was ceie rand by an
. excursion t we. , out of the
over... The arm... ' .,
outing immensely. Mr. h'rhsm .
a scow there which ID wot. h
M
fittth‘WW a "a
W -..._.
ROWAYTON.
Earl Tliomefl;hilil returned from s
visit in Jamaica.
Mrs. P. Say, 0 and Mrs. Raymond.
oi Rowaytoa.’ id"? visiwi's in Darien
yesterday ' ' ""
Mrs. W. Fred Ambler. of Rowayton'
avt-nue. will sing in the South Norwalk
Congregational Church tomorrow.
Charles H. Forslrlall. of New York.
and John Price. of Brooklyn. are again
with their families at Mrs. George E.
Everett's. ‘ ’ ‘
'I‘he pulpit of the Baptist Church. to-
morrow morning and evening, will be
occupied by W. F. Waterbury. of
Stamford.
Arthur 1). Austin. who was serious-
ly injlircd on the Fourth of July. in
Spriagdale. has been removed from the
Stamford Hospital, alld is improving ,
daily. '
Misses Edith Wright, Gertrude (Vole.
Vira Millspaugh‘ and ’Messrs. Fred
Waters, William Danters and Percy
herron. are enjoying a clam bake on
Fish Island today.
A most enjoyable affair was given
last Saturdsyrsveuing at the Tokeneke
Casino by J. D. Sawyer and his daugh'
ters, to shunt fifty invited guests. A
u:
‘.' ll‘s
ti
t
shop,
i To a. w-yilli in: i
for Burns, Cuts. Bruises,
number of the guests enjoyed the bath-
lug. Then a fine collation was served.
followed by dancing. Among the
guests invited were Mr. and Mrs. Cape.
Misses Thomss,~Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Polilou and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
Prindle. Colonel Foilett and son. R.
Smith, Miss Sayre and Miss Lowenson.
who contributed musical selections:
Mr, Coo, Mr. Fay and others. This was
the third entertainment given by the
genelal host and his daughters this
season.
Little “Blissie" Foreman, who Is
stopping for the summer at Mrs.
George E. Everett’s. has been hopping
around all Week on one foot. his
I
Ma;
a week.
Mrs. Miner Kellogg. of Mt. Vernon.
and Miss Rina Taylor. of ’l‘illmadgo
Hill, spent one. day last chk with
their aunt, Miss Betsy Weed, Maple
avenue.
other “hoof" having been pllt out of
commission. temporarily. by a discard-
ed tomato can. Tile youngster, with
his brother "Tumble” and his boon
companions. Archie and “Walyo” lien-i
elisha. was playing “Injun,” or chasing?
a hen, or something. When the accident '
Occurred. lie did not mind the cut at t
first, but since then ills foot has swo|-.
len considerably, and he now i’Xpt’i‘lt‘Il'i
ces considerable ditiiculty navigating
about. Bussie. who is a bright little
chap and well liked at the lflvcrctt‘s.
puts on an extremely wry face now
when he sees the other children play-
ing or getting chased by the pigs. and 1
he says he’ll be "awful glad” when illc ?
fat. pork can be removed from his foot,l
so that he can get In the game himself. i
and romp and cllt up with the others;
He'll be around again in a few day-5.1
doing his little bit toward waking up‘
old Rowayton. ‘
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
John Green. a runner resident, was
in Darlen. Tuesday.
Miss Susan Fleet has returned tot
her home ill Long island. ‘
Miss Ethel Clock is the guest of her
uncle, E. E. Clock. of New London.
_ _Mrs, Alexander Stevens died other
home In Noroton. Sunday _afternoon.
Miss Florence Mcilonald has re-
turned from her visit at Sound Beach.
Miss iiurlbuit. of Westport, was the
recent guest of Miss Mabel Ferguson.
The Methodist Church will hold Its
annual picnic at Rye Bosch, Thursday.
Miss Evelyn Leonard, of Noroton, ls
Editing her aunt, Mrs, Benjamin St.
0 n.
Miss Mabel Ferguson is visiting
relatives In New Haven. for two
weeks.
Miss Hattie Darrow, of Westport, is
spending two weeks with Miss Louise
Langdon.
Mrs. Brooch of New York, is visiting
her sister, Mrs, M. M. Scovell, Brook-
slde avenue.
Miss Harriet Tllthlll has been visit-
ing Mrs. Benjamin St. John and Miss
Margaret. Selleck.
Miss Jennie Wecd returned last
Thursday from her enjoyable visit ill
Youngstown, N.‘ Y.
The registrars of voters held a ses-
sion yesterday and enrolled voters for
the primary Caucuses.
Mr, and Mrs. Charles E. Vail cele-
brated their silver wedding anniver-
sary, Wednesday, August 5.
Harry St. John. of Hartford. is
spending a week with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin St. John.
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Goodeve
and son James, of Brooklyn, visited
relatives in Darien over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W._Ballard and
family. Miss' Jennie Scofleld and Mr,
Reid are camping out at Scott's Govt}.
Miss Bri tel, 01 New Haven. and tr-
vin'g Baidw h. of Ansonia_ are guests‘
of Prof, and Mrs. R. M. Smith and fam-
i y;
Miss D.’ E, Leonard and daughter.
Miss Evelyn. hsve returned from As-
bury 'Park, where they spent last
week.
Mrs. Scott Williamson is entertain-
Ing her sister, Mrs. Bennett, and Mr.
Bennett and daughter. from Morris-
town. N. J.
Miss Mary Fleet. who has ,5 at
the past month with her cousin, rs.
W, S. Whitney, left. Tuesday. for
Long island.
Miss inns Smith Is filling Miss
Annie Conn's position at Mr. Bell's
store, while Miss Annie is enjoying
her vacation.
rngolIy 89er have sn-
florest lodge. Adirondack
League Club; Honnedags, Herklmer
car are"
' , srs hoarding witnjlr. and
#. agar-d Edison {or the remain:
.- season. - - '.
c. Stuart Whitney. or _rort‘crtut‘er.
improved ' hr sixth
m»-
snd , daughter of
(MT :
of
. Ad“ .
I . “aria - ,f
m m...
.t
.2.
’ Bali-s placc.
and sister. p ‘
has
Mrs. Rev. S. 0. Curiicc,
nclh and daughter Miss Helen.
Ncw Rochelle, arc visiting Mrs. (.‘ur-
tlcc’s parents. Rev. Henry Scoiicid
and wife,
Miss Edna Sluusen has returned
from a visit of three weeks at Bridge-
port. While away, MISS Edna had the
cnjoyuble experience of “camping
out" at Port Jefferson, L. 1.
Miss Annie. L. Scoiicld has rcslgn-
cd her position In the 0x Ridge school
and has accepted one ill the Green-
wich public school. Miss Scotleld Is to
teach the. eighth grade In the gram-
luar school. Miss Mabel Walker. of
(ilcnbrook. will teach at. 0x Ridge.
Mrs. Scott Williamson was recently
quite severely poisoned by mercury.
Albert chd is another sufferer from
the effects of being poisoned by illls
plant, while he was at work for Mrs.
Northridgc on the former (‘Ilarles
He Is now getting bci-
tor.
The limit fete of the Methodist
Church was held last cveuing on the
grounds of the church and proved to
be a great success. ice cream and
cakc wr-rc served by the male mem-
bers of the congregation and they
sold a grc t deal of these commodi-
ties. .Iapuncsc lanterns Wore suspend-
ed at different points about the. pro—
pcrty and made a very prctty appear-
ance. From a financial point of view
the affair was a success.
There was a rumor on the streets
yesterday afternoon to the effect that
the “Seminary property." owned by
Mrs. Mitchell. of New York. llild been
sold. This Is located on Bates Hill
and it is a very desirable property for
n seminary or something of that lla-
tllro. Whether the rumor is true or
not. cannot as yet be ascertained as;
no deeds have as yet been filed. It is
understood that 'I‘lleopllllc Euphrat
has an option on the place.
"Honest" .lohu Flanagan. popular
with everybody who knows him, leaves
today for Kilkcnny, Ireland, on a three'
lnouths' visit to his sister‘s. John
is only a scctlon hand. employed on tile
N. Y.. N. H. and H. road, but. because
of his splendid sterling qualities. he
has endeared himself to many, espe-
cially to Foreman George E. Everett.
who says he. will be glad to hold the
young man's position open for him un-
til his return. Ill the meantime the
best wishes of all go with John.
Tile reception given to the Rev. Lou-
is French. at St. Luke's parish. in Nor-
oton. by the parish. is of iutcrcst to
old Milford residents. R'cv. Lollls
French Is the son of Andrew French.
who was a respected physician in Mil-
ford flfty years ago. The French homo
was near the Memorial bridge. ill the
Fisher noose. now owned by Frank
Damarase. Rev. Mr. French has been
the rector of St. Luke's Church for for-
ty years. and Is loved by all the town
of Norman—Milford Correspondent of
Bridgeport Post.
Joseph Fisher, of Noroton. ran down
North Main street. in Port Chester.
about 11 o'clock. Wednesday night. In
pursuit of William Harrington and
James Bordy. yelling "stop thief”. at
the top of his vlilce. Harrington and
Hardy managed to evade their pursuer ‘
and escaped. Fisher went-to- police
headquarters and made a complaint
against the men. saying that they had
stolen lifts;l dollars from him. once:
McCullou . was put on the case. and
he toting tho ”alleged-“thieves In‘itlio
'West End hotel, hiding in 'a closet, and
‘put them under arrest. Fisher promis-
ed to appear against them yesterday
morning, when they were arraigned
before Jus‘ Wakefield. but do fall-
ed to do so: it they weredischarged.
M...
NOTESDF THE SEA SHORE.
‘ :Poetmssterfloyt and daughter.liss
“little, of New Canaan. spent Wed-
nesday st flickers Dial. . .
Jesse M. Ferris and family, of south
Norwsllt‘wlio bsve been at Rock obt-
tsfl;"'tlolie‘ Mend; have‘iieflsed" the
clever consumer the balance or the
season.
chili V
s
. . gets yscht "Grantee."
- .th stop stunt-ism
reg
a not?
." so always itce
and
west ‘ his???“ ,
The only sure, quick relievi g and eating remedy ;
and allhurts. ,Pmcamh will give you more sat-
isfaction than any external remedy you ever used. g,
If it fails your moneywill be refunded. So try it.
Excellent for Chsppeil' Bands, and for “’9 after Shaving.
' ' ‘uennnwsu."""' ' "sié..s~..nssi.sssm '
«w .- * rtT"tartar-estersthrowaway;t " ‘
cargo to Ilifit nort.-' The“ trip will take? exfiiieiell‘tthmar‘riv
son Ken- -.
of '
a»;
.t
i
.l
in coho ce
new "ttia ' i
HE.
Iris!- ll
,1 .‘ul r", ‘tl‘
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Swelii'n'gi, animations, ;
i
"lih
r v. 3r
é llfith'e'hlarhor
‘latter part of the month.
‘ Dr. C. B. chlcr's sti-zlnl launch
which was stink off the Norwuik Yacht
Club. Tuesday evcuing. during the
gale, was secured through the assist»
:inco of W. Samuel Raymond, of New
Canaan.
Vernon Jarboe, Neil and Mort Sinsa-
baugh. Chester Nit-oil and Harold
(.‘Iarkc are. planning to go cruising
ucxt weck. 'l‘hcy will go to Stamford.
and then work up the Connecticut
shore as for as Bridgeport. They will
be gone about u wcck,
William Mallory. whose dock was
carried away by the storm'of Wednes-
day. is preparing to have- the old
piles takcn up and new ones drIVen.
The float was not damaged. It is ex-
pcctcd that the work will be complet-
cd in course of a few days.
The foul-icon children at the Dan-
hury Home came to South Norwalk
yesterday and enjoyed themselves at
(‘hurles ileKIyu's' cottage at PintI
Ledge. They were accompanied by
the matron lll cllargc of the home. Mr.
liloltlyn invited the children to be his
guests last Tlmsday, but on account of
the rain, the trip was postponed from
day to day. Dinner was served on
g board the yacht Nylkcd.
1 Fred W. IleKiyn. Frank M, Scott.
'.Iohn F. Woodrufi, l6. Stone. Samuel
Pakulski and Gram-tile H. Fuller, of
llailbury, attended the clumbake and
outing of the Bridgeport Business
lMen‘s Association, t. Itotou Point.
’l‘hlrrsdsy. and had a enjoyable time.
ldcspite the bad weather. They went
3 in Bridgeport in the morning. and sail-
:til from there to Roton i‘olnt. return-
|lag ill the evening direct to lisubury.
WESTPORT.
Ncw machinery has been added to
the plant of the Dost-her Co.
Relatives from out of town are visit-
ing at the George Whitehead home.
Mrs. S. Sealey. of New Haven, is vis-
ng her sister, Mrs. Hull B. Bradley.
, The registrars u-crc'in session yes.
ytcrday and will meet again next Fri-
ltlfl)’.
‘ J, F. Gorham is enjoying an outing
lament; the foothills of the Catskills.
Twlth headquarters at Canaslotu.
John Faircllild is engaged In the cou-
Jsiruction of the new barn for Dr. J. (3.
Hammond, on his Greens Farms pro-
perty.
One week from last night members
not Weslport grunge wlll journey to
| \Vestoa, there to be the guests of Nor»
field Grange.
Civil Engineer C. N. Wood. of Nor-
walk, is directing the work of rebuild-
;ing the Lees Manufacturing Com-
pany's dam. .
Leonard Sherwood. who is away on a
vacation trip, will return here today
and resume Ills duties with W. 8. Guy-
cr & Sons. Monday.
Miss Edna Beers entertained a party
with whist Wednesday night. The event
was in honor of the Misses Wood.,of
Sirattord. who are her guests.
Tonight the customary hops at
Besohsidh inn and Compo will offer at-
traction for a number, the social set
at the former and the masses at the
Beach. '
The rain did material damage to
made about town. The downpour was
among the most severe or the season
and rubber boots were the most exten-
sively cultivated portlon‘of the insecu-
lino Wardrobe.
Wit extra attractions at Roton'
Point 1' ur‘sdny, .plcnsure seekers in
this sect on risked the Weather and
went there to get a damper put to their
fastiflties in the early sfernoon and a
general drenching from' the rain.
Monday night an adjourned meeting
of the fire department will be held in
Compo engine home. At that time
Messrs. John Bsynhaln, Daniel McKen-
ns and John W. Gsuit. committee on
music for the firemen? parade in
Brldiehoi't: will robots}. ‘ "
Mimosa Mitch: ms arm
SPRING! m a = .,
ffchinlxso“ h e
oaths-tray. Hop:
$31?an d If '
PC "I l 0" [9
makdb'sf‘w’sw
Int! :0 ontthis afternoon: -, 3'“
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' he ”guys i
.Qli ,as‘ the darn ge 3;
. fol , .
rive frbm them. Hall's
,mfdctured by I“, J. C
Vt!
IYIWm.
be_ are You get the genuine. i l,
en nternully and made in Tne- -
.by F, J. Cheney & Co. Tostiulon
free.‘
.7
SOLID It}; EBCCESSFUL.
pigtails-hilt
H
United Bank rnuiidin {:30- Norwaiir.
Month the lunch .
iclss sh nid gave 1
reignrlpt one row
l\‘
"to the got) you i
' o. 0.. contains no the -
itini internally, acting dir
be blood and mucous surfac
In buying Hall's Cats
Spill by Druggists. Price 75c per
bottle.
Hall's Family Hills are the best.
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IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
~L— ' ‘ ‘ r V ’
, Capital. 1'10 00.0.00
. ‘i sumius. sloo.ooo.oo
9M” Proms. Slififlpflfl
J9 fl Finn's. MGM.
DIRECTORS:
John H. Ferris ' ‘ Noni-y anymour '
John H. Knapp
John H. Light ‘
Josiah n. Msrvln 8sm'usl Grumman
Christina Swartz
I. H. Mathewson
J. Wslisos Marvin.
Accounts Sollcffod
' Hammocks.
We have a fine line of these
goods at very reasorable prices
considering quality.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Guns. Revolvers.
Ammunition. Blanks.
Fishing Tackle
' and '
all sods of
Boat and Shore ite-
sort Supplies.
comers“.
wnrslss,
Next Door City Library.
118_W‘SHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone, 43-0.
The Conn. Ge‘n'l Lite ins. Coins»:
Iscovered to Its profit that the best
dvertisements It has ever had. have
come gratitiously from its satisfied '
olicy holders and we are striving in
this agency to live up to a high stand-
rd In the Life Insurance bust
For particulars enquire of , ,
' FREDERICK H. FIELD,
.zcsnsbsi A em, ,
N, SMITH Fl WSON,
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illegal s Point. ,.
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or ALL Kinds. cooksn
.10 «can.
“THIN“ AMHWIM-
urn Mousse term or out.
sos.
‘ requires 3h}. bats-
strong. constant hell
with ease and precisi
The one Wily to £0
100.
Me.
1
ain't-1's
Makes the olq’ building 100' .
now, makes ‘newbuiidlngs
new longer.
cosrTs LITTLE TO BUY.
to EASY TO APPLY.
and E .
19 North “his! . ‘
Residence. 9‘ Crescent 'rerrsos.
Telephone st bongo. “5.,
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t it ls t
”2'45 a Gas
Range
. or house piped
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One of our color
Picture Frsmss.
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DfiALER lN
Wall Papers.
Psinters' Supplies.
Artists' Mdtertsls.
~—
SPECIAL.
White Ourtnin Boles with Fixtures
Cloth Window'Shsdes. with fringe
Solid Brass Hslf Curtain Rods. 8 (I
long, with natures. lilo. ’
on Cloth Binding. 10c hex.
PAINTING. PAPER NANOINI.
Discontinue , . _ ,
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sowMM‘M-irEG .
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fiwfim. TWENcWHLQ.
South Norwslh. '" '
Telephone Connections
DAVID W- RAYMOND.
Fonts-oi Director .1
helmet.
South' ' ‘Norwsih
_fi-
trust
in: WA ran.
We"
,rmin‘c. '
Tin. Sheet ‘ iron. Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Mela Strut.
’ «its Nomih'conn. / '
Telephone, 131.3, /
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as built one ban
2:] '
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circuits '5. 5' ' ?
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to get wits convenienc.
(mach- 0 light without use of s
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cards will be
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chosen. . To
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To onoss. Whm “it 1
Window Shades. lowest in ‘
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Our New Goods are.
now in stock. _‘.
Painting.
titan Hoist.
Decorating
it First Avenue. IAO‘I’. IONA“ -'
,
“Coal”
' ,_ §§.25 per Ton.
glue price of coal having dropped we 1"
“psi are the first to
Willie benefit. - ,
We“ urge you to buy ~our
“‘3'.” we
now it will be hushe-
m; Yoncsn'tbsstouroosioronr
. __ ” Tel. cm is". try
Initiative in “no arm”
all r1233.
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