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SOUVENIR OF
. of intiane soldiers throuahout that re
la a recent i'eiier f a "oi-y, k
.lSoIdier boy in the Philippines, whose
regiment is swamped In a cocoanut
grove, he tells of the frightful mount
when he wrote.
it shrine
tian tapestries I0" IMa's“ old, was no
phyxi'atdd by gas In a room on Lin-
den Place y day; He occupied the
room for the first time last night. A
smpwek Intended for it gas heater
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LsdisI‘ Swiss Ribbed Vests,, a for file. swig»: fittgg‘gpgs'ttgflmrs, H . BRIDGEPORT. . The “we a! £29“. “Nanny ll. 3., 1m“ connection. was partly open, and it II . T. .W . .. , . ,, I,
(l B k f S A souvenir of llridgeport of known as none made by the natives “1990800 "it? man tamed It on by BC “‘ ' ' ‘ ' ’ ' .
UK BAN Ks. whoeong: “:2“ “mpg, $232,?” PI” more than passing interest alike out oi rice and spills. Will is about eldest H0 “A found unconscious in Agent for May Maiden 5 Patterns. , 31
South Noriialk has retu‘rned h H310 Present and former residents is "‘9 tilt intoxleant ever concowdu the “’0'“ WWW" “WWW and died ,t‘
. A. A7, IIT WWIING‘I‘ON’Q QT» ° bl { l 'I ti and is orbldden by our government to at the hospltnlClast night He was our .3
9’ WM 3mg}; . Mrs. if. a Smith grid ‘9“ 1mébhom, it tuiil er 0 tiin I, use WI 1 all M Iold to the uoldllll'l and Bullors, but illoyod In Colts armory.
V Mtg. l“ . . _dm?‘ Main I treat. WIN! IBII- tithing thereon of our ninth tnlk- they all get it just the same. The w ‘
4 ‘ ing In Ilmfldlu III“. New Can MI (.1 about Lily “all we each, or natives only drink sinnll wine glasses, ¢AUIEO A DROP IN SUGAR. , '
“WW“ Mrs. Samuel Olmstoad of No. II ' for 2 C ' and not, ve y oflt‘n u that but. the There was a drop in laser In this .
West avenue, is spending t 0' kit 3 5 soldiers wil drink it by the gallon Olly this morning. and Jungng from ‘
1% 3°59?" ”1d Ollie" plaees la la: Main floor, near staircase, without realising its fearful effects appearance the one caught In the drop , , .. .. . ,.
STATIONERY. my", transport lenvmg Manila tskeil was ruined. it was rt small boy and ‘ . ' " ' . .
CT“? tBorden Condensed Milk .. . . “ number of the“. unfortunate fellow. he had a 95 cent package of sugar .,'V " “
- . ..... puny has bought the ere-mery at i‘lllt‘ stationery, correct in back to San Francisco whole they are Wh'i‘h I10 dropped 0“ ”10 walk- It “Mk "' 5.7 m
wIATiCi It F0 OIIICAIT. town and will begin business there shape and size is a strong point treated In the government hospital. Ins a Puddle of water. so it gave way
1 in ”I i ‘3“ October l. Willi us‘ and when cuilvaleseoCnt‘arCo seCpt bithk ggmfifiptaly. sup though": was soak-
hi6 i sit d . ,. , . , but if their csacg are neura lo trey 1" “'8 er t‘ In up a cry. , , .
“inductor... mil monarch-swims.552: WW 5...... 1...... .. one“ "0:93“; 5* l.‘lelltll°."ll hairs: . n: ~ . ~ . . . ~
and New”. A trough of 10,, pros- t h b , ski ers we mention: . Washington, D. or In n e n e r Im w en ' .‘..'~' 1... ' ,C‘, the ' ' .. C- C
sure extends this morning from the tHi‘a' plus 00“ m “g a short stay in licmstrtchcd lliien iii blue mod} “.31?”fii’gi‘igiizsighii'iai'i got home' It?” . ”2:1, ELM! “‘" u “‘5" " " 1
t , -, salismo go “ ‘ ,. ‘ . « it: , t. -. .
5:“ {fiftimtirziiuiiieiii‘waist-grill? all; Th“ “nu“,“l "”9"“ 0' "‘9 "in Job- 4"" Wll't‘r5‘m "‘V b0“ . blatk cigars which are used by all the KANIAI LAWYER is ozao. ’ V CV
central over New flingildliid and another If": bgtitlgfdul‘rioiile‘g iiihug'fiahgflif “a"‘bmd’m 1“"i‘lumy '“ people there fromd CtChltl-C1r grpndp‘arfin‘ts mm‘ffig- grime Amati: oinildim J C. _ _ . , 3
II‘ to am w lllt‘ c a do n to the ran (1 on an I . I awyers CV
0"" the upper Mississippi Valley day, September 9 ’ L’ g )’ ’ 45 w 8 In Western Kansas, lsdcad here. He This time it S the Odd iOiS and blOkOD 3‘:
Cloudy weather prevails in the Lake
region and along the Atlantic pout.
T 6 temperature is low in th e n Ofth-
er sections. Conditions favor for his
vi inlty generally cloudy and unsettled1
wéatlier with slight rise in tempera
to
No service was held at the Norwalk
Congregational Church, yesterday.
Owing to the storm there was no
dancing at Tile Knob, Saturday even-
this week.
Miss E. A. Westileld, of Norwalk.
f rmerly matrop or the Danbury Home.
l; visiting Mrs. C. M. Wheeloek, of
5 Mai street, Danbury.
'Frederlcli School), the son of Butch
er Jacob Schaub is now on the naval
training ship "Monongahela" and is
spending the summer along the coast
of Mai as.
Miss Lucy J. Manson, who has been
visiting Mlle Thalia Wood In South
State President Elblrt W. Clark and
box.
Sterling values iii papers by the
pound are: .
Swzill bond, 35c pound.
Kara linen, 25c pound.
l'esial note 18c pound.
Smooth crealil. 18c pound.
Envelopes to match the above,
Joe and 7c :1 package.
Right corner, rear.
Rogers & Hamilton, one of the
a common sight to see Va Filipino girl
not more than ten were old, puffing
at I, big black cigar in the open street.
Nearly every family has one of these
monsters hung up fronl the ceiling by“
a string. and each member of the trim-
tally at different times during the day
takes a few whiffs truth it as it is thus
suspended. from the grandmother to
the primary school girl.
on. VooVoo contain-so.
__.—_—
to Dr. Givens's asuitarlum, In Stam-
had followed a theory of fasting to cure
dyspepsia and had gone thirty- eleven
days without food.
Don’t Do Your Own
Cooking During
This Warm
size assortmenls of all kinds otSummer
Merchandise—anon hull them at a fraction of
their real worth—dun picking for prudent
In Norwallr, has gone South, and will re ‘
gobs Hadden is preparing to open ‘ apple gar school duties in Virginia in SECTIONAL-PLATE Sent 1:33:13?”bg.:::d.:tamf°rd b“ er S
l . a ”W “I"- IL ER. ' ‘ i.
new cats at if Main street Norwa ll S V Dr. James w. Good “a committed weather I] .
it
'Quite a large number of people are
in'Bridgeport today, witnessing the
"01d Home Week" parade.
Miss Edna Callaway. of Westtleld.
New Jersey. has been the guest of Miss
Diiisy B. Scudder. West street.
Miss Kittle Williams. of Merwln
street, is the guest oi’ Mr. and Mrs.
Charles L. Tenhey, in Brooklyn. .
m. N. Sipperley. of Westport, had his
Stevens-Dunes automobile entered in
thfi parade in Bridgeport, this morn-
in .
William W. Hopper, of Butler, New
Jersey, and Mrs. Bessie Turner, of
N _rwslii, were married Friday, by the .
v. ‘Gharles If. Sellecii
The asIoeiatea of St. Pauls Branch
of tile "Girla Friendly Society are
scheduled to meet this afternoon at
the Barkley street chapel.
Butler tango, No 97 l. 0. 0. R. will
rehepr f9 the initiator degree tomor-
row light,“ and on ednesday night
will confer it on one candidate.
Miss Viola Churchill of Brooklyn.
”apnea, home last night sfter a visit
wit
Chestnut street, South Norwalk.
Mrs. William Dodson, of Fort
Wayne. Indiana, is visiting her cou~
alas the Misses Lottie and Lucy
Wickes, of Orchard street, Norwalk.
Clear weather was hoped for the
’ first part of: the present week. In or-
der that the streets on . the fair
grounds preperty might be “Worked."
The Norwalk City Council will be
called together next Monday night but
owing to the fact that it is Labor Day,
will probably adjourn to Tuesday evan-
ing
Norwalkers who ever lived in either
Bridgeport or Bristol will renew old
acquaintances this week. Both those bsmton, 0“ “'9 W“? “'3'“ for ‘ "'0 -; ----------------------- 1'30. “’- m‘ , On all taxes which shall remain un-
cities will have Old Home Week (1318- weeks' visit. Mrs. Dobson is a noted Blue Fish, large and smelt. ”.120. lb, l, 0. o. P. IN BALTIMORE. paid after the 195 day 5:03:91," 1903,
brationr-l. soprano NIMBI' Of the WCSL Weak Fish ..................... SC 1b.,The Sovereign Grfifltl must I. O. lDll'il'GBt M. the "“8 0f NINE PER
Cheri Pickering, of West street, re- The Jerome Mil! Bflhlo Club will be Bonita Mackerel, ------------- 90- "’~ 0. Iii. will convene in Baltimore on CENT. will be charged from the Slat
turned ome Saturday night from a herit‘d at the Knob on September 2 and SIP-‘1“ Goth... ---------------- W“- I” Monday Sept. Zlat and the session day of August, 1903, until the some
six weeks' visit in Mlddletowa. Master 9 There will “is" be music on 113' Butter 1' “‘h ‘0‘" "’- f0 :35“ will continue for a week shall be paid.
Pickering mm; through the state hog. bol' Day afternoon and evening. Music German Curl) m-gc lb. The representatives from Conn ., t-i . SIDNEY GUTiIRllll.
pltal, and had a very pleasant trip. will also be furnished for the next four MR5 While Fish. ------- .lac. “‘- out who will attend srb: w 8 Hiltrh- Tax Collect r V --
United States Attorney General P. C. Saturdays. Any extra event in the Flat F‘s“. ---------------------- 8c.lh. icon, Manchester: James A Carpcn- In and for said Town of Norwal , . , . xv ”CV
Km“ son Hugh 3 mm has mmm ,line otmuslc will be duly announced. Native Eels. ------------------- 120-") in Torrington representing the on the list otiiloz . "If GREAT ~
Cato Norw'm wregumeh-‘C mm“ at a F. Beers w J. Aiken J. H. Chl- SOIIShPIICMhfi- ---------- 65C-de._ Grand lodge and William J serge-l Dated at Norwallf Conn., August 7. .. .. . . .
cheater. w a: Parker: J. Wagner Mr. 809"“ Clam and“)!!! Claim of Stamford and Daniel M Davis, of 190:. It! AN‘HSEPHC .
the Harartmm school. J E. Barry. of
Cincinnati, has also resumed his stud-
ies here
A trimblesome water pipe in the up-
per part of the building in Wall street.
in which Willlai P, Beers conducts a
book store, began leaking last night
but the water was turned 0! before
any damage was tiny .
Letter ta‘J‘J. their.
. t
Ik, rin. Cur l o o -
803th No CC . go ter Eggnog” “Natalya?“ $11M dillgria‘df S lshod and a line now Cam, ”t” been in Milan, SelinatiCanda roughl and read!
. . . , incited Harps, Vlad lb. laced “ on the floor. braids are stylls and pupal Ir. ,
Dear 3‘" Lea d?“ is not ‘00" rum “d ”m Curtih Moot; ’ p 9 Our entire line of dress and tailor- ‘
palnt' coat in r: shrine in. as ev- welt e out to appear In court Satan 0‘09”“ 3°“. 19° “i: T“ “m “n m “w “m" "’"m ad I ts alln his a t
eryone knows. ' tili‘tbree years. day.‘elsht$‘1lis‘h0me in Norwmk' pot R t is progressing as rapidly as possible. i ‘ r,” ede' Cd ‘3'". m." 8 fl'
Devoe lshts six. m the same WAY-y - 0“ . 1°? ID. on but It will be some Weeks yet before i“ 5' ‘ an“ ”i1 n "m"! at CATARRHI ’” ' . r, AsmMA
allow wide margin in all such state'- eTp:lCAaiiiAt.-rlc:sr: 3358:3535: 11:13:: Plate and Nable Corned Beef. the new: addition 'will be ready for lragllyuruaumlgrfnu. In“ veils. .
t , t v - Basra _ use. __I’W . ,
38:13am grandeiixuithmbgtn. 0 CU?“ fhree‘yeau ‘xd' “”6 llae 0' industry is .; Al, ‘ 20° d" The county commissioners have &‘ . ”5.0:,”
As to covering: that‘s another. ”mm“ l” ‘ “““er- “9““? 0" Water-melons. 30c and toe tutti the court house suitably decorat , :2, ~ 9“ .
Here's an mu“! . more Internships-01 urnal "I.” "16 III! om” . 5 t. ed for Old'Home observation. - i‘5f 00“
Mr. J J. Cliall Sheffield, 9a., painted "3“ °‘ "‘9 ““59" 3m“? ‘3 '1‘ u“ ' ° ‘1 . -+————-——-—--— ' ~ 6W Son Wampum Ulceraeed Twit-ligate-
two houses lead- and-011' took 40 “I, Ammo“. Hitter. TM" VII! the Ito Impose, 30c and lie HOME pan, CHRISTIAN ALLIANCE ,Gflp andl‘ienriay out of thoflhole' system like mic.
.... - ' n... the m... at in ma»- .. . a ,,_,, a... a. ammo: m h.-. ......... .. ' .. ' 5c aosrs 25 125 noses so .
Last “MS" ham, ‘0 gallons De~ long it is a; good “a pa llcatiop as Legs of Lamb it toltle 'liI-Ibnne from Atlanta. Ga., ahys: a,“ 3-} w“ SH’WNO aw: Cr C, 300‘ DOSES sill.
voe for the taste two hooaes:’return- “ a ”W ' . ~ I 0 Milton 01' "10 Dim-“In Ind Ills- M No enamel,» Vilfflildlgfl no chloroform. no. ‘
ed 10 “"0“ . (Tara: wire sent outhiC-Com the oflittlie 3,05%“??? file I 01:”! 41933095”? biarlnarirlt:5:illioed_I _ ' n I]; JAOK'ON a 00. INDIANAPO
i . 0 as re. nrer a a recap Cm ops. 12 to 20¢ a aw y or awoman no- - y Inn
The paint, “I“ covers “I” it‘ll! Q £15 , tified the alliance that she will sell W“?! ISM-99°- WW'WJ ”INN “a . ‘ .
paint, trne' paint. and [all Insulate.
Lead— and- all Is all paint but not good
paint; the lead wants sine. Better
paint Devoe.
Mr and Mrs. John ‘Sll cos, In ,
. Mr. and Mrs. Llyon Dennis, of Quin-
Joseph Tammany, the local delegate of
the South Norwalk Letter Cnrriers’ Aa-
sociatlon, started yesterday for. Syra-
cuse to attend the shunt convention.
Highway Commissioner Macdonatu
has awarded the contract for gravellng
3.676 feet of roadway in the town of
New Hartford, to A. Brazos & Sons.
of Mlddletown. The improvement will
cost $4,677.
Certificates of organization and in-
corporatlon‘ were filed iii the office of
the secretary of state, Friday, by the
Central Realty Company, of New Bri—
tain. The company in1 capitalised at
82 000, with $1, 000 pnidi n.
-—“i trail 8“ running, itching sore on
my leg. Sufism! ortnres. Donna
Ointment too away idle urniag and
itchlii'g' lhstall' Iy and (citric ly élfect'ed
permanent cure. “ w. Leninrt,
Bowling Green, 0.
Blaine Coppinger, Conor Copplnger.
sons of General Copplnger, and grand-
sons of the late James G. Blaine, and
Miss Deane, Washington D. (1., were
among the distinguished guests at the
Hotel Clifford, Saturday night
Edward 1) Behind who has been the
guest or his cousin, Frank J. Bradbuly,
view avenue, has started for his
5 to Marian. Indiana Mrs. Leland
has gone to Newport and Providence
for a few days before returning home.
tard avenue, hare unturned home from
a pleasant. trip of several weeks in
Nova Snails. They report that it. Is a
most varied and interesting country.
aboundlng in features of neutral and
historic interest.
Mrs William Dodson, of him
Wayne indlana, is visiting her cou-
alas, the Misses Wickcss of Orchard
street Norwalk, she stopped at Bing-
and Mrs. W. G Monroe Ramsay C.
Bogy; of New York: A. Durkin, Dan-
bury; Mr and Mrs. H. Harrison, Beth-
,Mrs. Ada A. Lawton, N J Plat-
ner, South Norwalk; George P Mar-
vln', Pdssaic,‘ were guests' Saarrdlly 'snd
yesterday at the Hotel Clifford
. Jame s R. sh and H Clinbpn Ack
tot Norwalkflyhre load a thlr
the city court in Stamford.» sturday.
Ash and Ackley were with James P
c‘lrcul l‘rela'ting to the heritancd
tax. Rtll is assessed on‘ beneficiaries
of eatsiescnnflatinx wholly or in 31th
of stocks or bonds of corporationso-
Special Mist Prices.
best of Connecticut silverware
makers have hit upon a method of
plating that gives ilrlt ware very
long life. The parts most expos-
ed to wear (curve of bowl of a
SpOilll, for illustration) are given
extra coating of silver.
'l‘liis were is now rcatly ill three
different and tasteful patterns.
Prices are reasonable as this
schedule shows: .
'l'ca—spoons——$2.6 doz.
Dessert spoons—— 4 75 (102.
lable— -Ii|)0()nS--$5. 25 (loz.
Dcsscri- -f0lkS—$4. 75 doz.
Dinner forks—$5 2 (loz.
l'lnin or szitiii- ham to forks and
knives—$3. 85 (102.
Cream ladies—(Isl: each.
(.ravy lntlles—goc cilill.
Oyster ladies—$185 each.
Sugar sliells-—5(x each.
Butter- -knivcs-——50c each.
Salad forks—$1. 25 each.
Berrv- -spoons-—$i. 35 each.
Basement.
THE- HOWLAND
DRY GOODS CO»
Bridgeport. Conn.
FRESH FISH.
li‘resh Salmon and White llalibnt.....
" 7m
’1» I
chat. success
East End of Washington Street Bridge,
ford. for a term of three years, Satur-
day noon, by Judge Russell, of Green-
wich, acting in the absence of Judge
Taylor. Judge N. C. Downs reprepent-
ed the selecimen of Stamford in the
application for commitment.
Testimony was given by Dra. Scha-
volr. Hanrahan and Treatiway. all of
whom have known and observed the
doctor for some time. They agreed
that he suffers front dipsomania.
it came out that he has already
been in a number of institutions. Dr.
(i’ood himself made a statement in
which he said he had not drunk a
drop in five years until a week or two
ago. Previous commitments were
made through a man who was hos
tile to him, he said.
'Dr. Good is a member of a well-to-
do family which has an Interest In a
patent medicine business. He is a
married man and has a family, but his
wife divorced him several years ago.
The testimony left but little doubt of
his condition.
The Court lost no time in consul.
orlng the matter.
For some time out Dr. Good has
been living in Stamford.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
NEXT THURSDAYS ATTRACTION.
Among the big features in "Alphonse
and Gaston." which is to play an en-
gagement at Hoyi'l-l Theatre, next
Thursday night, are the famous “Brit-
IIh Roses." specially engaged for this
traction. anti five challenge special-
tea. to the company are the Powers
Brothers (Will anti Andrew». Harry
Montgomery and Tony Pearl Harry B.
Watson, Lawrence A. Cutler, and the
lBeCiCu-dslay Sisters, Gretchen and Ade-
II a.
Waterbury. representing the Grand
encampment. Grand Master Frank
R. Unson of Sotithlntrion and Past
Grand Master Leopold Debceuw anti
Selah G. Blakeman of Shelton will
also be present at the session.
’couutv couar House NOTES.
Coroner Charles A. 00th has moved
into his renovated rooms at the Coun-
ty Court house. The walls and ceiling
have been fixed up. the furniture pol-
l her. property and demos the pro-
I homrecting a ‘hometfor ‘the al-
l ance mutants. The officials reins.
We deliver daily Judgemen-
Iee that the best of materials
are used in our pastry—bread
and piles.
Kane’s Bakery
32 Until-stair 8t 8. Mali
" TOWN
lax hillthl’s Nata
Notice is hereb given to rsons
liable to pay Tlxled to tha‘tl‘i‘iiini of
Norwalk County of Falrlleld and State
of Connecticut on the Assessment List
of 1902, that i will meet them to re-
ceive said taxes at the office of the
Collector, Town Hall Building in the
City of Norwalk in said Town of Nor-
walk on Monday, August slat,1903.
from 9 o'clock foreman until 1 o “clock
afternoon and from 7 o'clock until 8
o'clock eveni .
Said office will be open thereafter
every week day fmm 9 until 12 fore
noon and from I to 6 afternoon.
Taxes may also be paid at the office
of iIkiiCoob M. Layton, Esq., South Nor~
wa
sulllli ”_VVllllilllliii.
wean» selling sortie or ill newest
and prettidt’atyles it “White a d linen
mllll hats.
Our Palm Beach and plain sailors.
hm Isms: hit turtle
I? it
CLAM'C owm:
rial-t, cucuua‘ali sAL‘Io: ”ENCH salsa P‘o-ra'ro'ea AND A OH
or Losersa 0s sort antral. can 3. WITH Lsrruci: SAVCLAD, Misti“.
(WITH CHICKEN, 01.26,.) , V
Satisfaction 0 Cunt-antacid
MELON AND corset.
n 1“, .y
i-io‘l‘EL a ‘e RESTAURANT
Undgr are Management- J .5, . .. .,.. ..
aliens DINNERB. caailayaltu. Etc. as popular. prim. . .
ctlens daily.
Annlngg mlth, Prop
Special Share Dinner $100,
CONSISTINO‘CW' H’ no SNELL. L'lTTLE NECKa, asap: IILANo
aoa rap on aremao callus, one club I30!-
"lbieuralena nearly every ya" .
Dancing, Good Music and appeal“ Attra
duck hdts. also Batavla hats and white ‘
‘ canard .C.‘ L...
our ..
museums
0&th
copes .........
till) canons
ml! I" [m ' ‘”
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:.,l
Nérwalli Cl
ice. '
-c I '4 mh‘VlN’
ft",>.1llv’t."
and HM:
Schaub’s Market in“
adto give her name, as they say her will”
Yours truly, ‘3]. miwh . '*~*~*—-r -
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C k w? V,” ”“0“ " 0° ’5 mm 4%?“36‘3 mysefitingehefioinhmcignth: Slade mulls. in! Note s'am'aei walttairar Pcnuyaaclrer in the «hair of geuedliu?’i’f
Go gmstoc d HatbkansC z 32w] 39.13. m whldh “mm indicated She is “we.“ to , Pennsylvania's chief enemas. II ea- Iy that which savpra.qg,wg'own Duh!
on; ”:1;th u e be I tore, “a“ 11.5: {'97 iii heifect. he Mrs. Finney. of ““05me Fla. . York 111‘ Conn-orient. misfit; a home rumba-:3 Brag: mesg‘xéi the 10:12.; Alters“:
.. . ~ , .V . Good House some data‘
a! :GOW'OV my a! AN OUTLAW. V 2.1.... Mr . Mm" , C. "158' 0‘ ”I. ”mud mm‘pllth—r from h“ DOB H0 13 n“ V
. . 5v .- ' UHAVRE Mont. Aug. ‘11”th ‘ V, andterlthlaa IMO ”WW I m “IBM". '3‘
~ ww ., .., "S ._._ ~ ~ CS S: Inla‘son C9,. ' cowboy. has been um,“ on a OFFICE. '3 “MN .7- the nation: Governor Peaaylicker's of the colonial history 0
edan s fieOldl. ! v Great Northern passenger train at n“.- WT dutieI are midrib aromatic! III la: is fact, he became"
.. . . .. . . -. _ M.-- .- - - .. .. ....- . Malta 0.. cion “, bell-I‘M” Qfllfhflin “5 MIMI! “AMI." welcomes every moment that can be early as.) which he
1 , . r“ '.,',,'§,l:'l-; H with the “’7 Gang of outlaws wo Merlin N. “In: R. heaters . . spent with his felony or, with by his farts r Dr. fuse ' ,
\ 'F’ v; a ~. : 35;“- z, .13. . » ,, I. an ad ma planned to hold up otter-lap. may Mull Mace loved books. in the secliisiiln bk nym munwiio was professorof
_ --- . , Q; - C- ANNUAL COLCIANANOI ML! 0' , t ., , .' owes ’3‘. ”an“ WIIIIOI‘ Stin- llhury. Indeed. the very first spot to and practice of edicine Ii
. yr .5- i. -.,.,a . , _ ,- , be explored brittle new merrier. the Philadelpulicm paganism
, M Mb, I“ 15, _ .V _ . , ._ ~ - 7' 13‘va ‘ . . .' day ethic arrival In Harrisburg. was wards charges pith,
‘ .. t ' d3- 7E. 10 I“ V '4 '1- '. ‘- , ' ‘ ' " ~ ‘ WM‘INE. £‘INOT TRAIN: ' C ,: the library, v'r‘li’CereuCm infihey’v'rail? '
1% W o ‘ C ‘ 5 “Wow? All! 3!. -Tha fl“ . C , . » _. ~. I am. MIMI! Witt}
ta. which mental)“ or! Sat- i'fi ,, .._._;,,..,-,,, Wt ,, V, V __. . twinkle in his eyes. as but caller an.
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