l F1 line of Groceries. Give usfa trial and let us prove that we merit Irour patronage. A. STULL, 24 Cottage Avenue, EastNorwal/e. I M Conn. Letter Carrier James Hantord is tak- ing a day off today. improvements are being made In the trolley tracks at the Gregory Point. Junction. ‘ Blackt‘lslr are hitting better than ever down the harbor. and many wise fisher men are taking advantage of this fact. lirawtender John Cole is putting a number of new planks in the bridge. These repairs have been sadly needed for a long time. E. E. Gur'ham is engaged in painting the residence of William H. Raymond. III 'l‘aylor avenue, South Norwalk. lie is also painting Miss Donovan's houses The reports of the Conference at liaubur'y will be. read at the Advent Church tomorrow by Rev J. W. Davis, who returned last night. The Epwor th League tonioi'row even- Ing will be led I11 Fred H Field. The subject will be “Civil Righteousness," and the text will be from Deut.. i, 17: :3 Samuel, 23, 3; Psalms 2-10. The teachers'wmeeilng at the. East Avenue Church will be held 011 Monday night it will take place at the home of Howard Benedict corner: of South (lrbor'n avenue and Cottage street at 8 0 ‘clock. The place was (loserted last night by young people. as almost al of them went to South Nor'walk to attend the. ball of Mayflower Hook and Ladder Company. This company is always a winner whether in fighting fire or in society. The trolley car to Gregorys Point is now operated by one man who acts as motorman and conductor. 'i his may be the cause of some of the incidents similar to that which occurred to one of the wagons of the Crescent LaundIyI ‘ the other day. Gamble and ior'ham. real estate dealers. have begun the work of open- ing a street through the property which they lately purchased. formerly known as the Soloman Osborn place in East avenue. The contractors have begun the work there and will hurry it along so as to have it done before winter closes In. A number of other improve- ments will be made in the property. The Sunday school of the Advent Church is the second best in the state In point of attendance, as was shown by the school reports at the Confer~ cnco. Had there been a ratio between the different schools arranging the competition equitably in point of nutri- bers there is little doubt that the loral school would have won the banner which naturally however went to the ‘smailest school in the state. The fact that East Norwalk was second is very encouraging to the teacher. it is hop~ ed that the attendance tomorrow will be larger than usual. Captain Arthur Carr. who does a good deal of thinking. lras some serious problems going throrrglr his head. as for instance. he would like to know why a man Is compelled to shoulder a musket when be. Is eighteen if need be. birt can- not vote until 'he is twenty-one. or have to face bullets when in his teens but not allowed to cast ballots irntll he is out of them. Another is why a na- tive has to live to be iwcntyonc years old. while a foreigner has only to have lived In this country five years to be entitled to,all the privileges and pro- tections at home and abroad. as the out- who can trace his pedigree for a bun- dred or more years. all native and to the manor horn. ROWAYTON. Mr. and Mrs. Seth Shove. of High- land avenue. are visiting relatives in lirookflcld. Mrs. A. Each. of New York city. is visiting Mrs. Robert Taylor, Sound View avenue. Miss Ruth Themes. of Main street. is spending the day with Mrs. Marion Lee. South‘Norwalk. ' Miss Olive Cole is spending a few days in Brooklyn. the guest of her sis- Icr. Mrs. Harry Leach. Miss Phelps, of Plaiufleld. N. J.. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schmidt. Crow avenue. Mrs-.‘Mary Raymond has returned to Brooklyn. alter a tvm weeks’ visit 'with Postmaster and Mrs. George W. Bryan. The prayer meeting in the Baptist (‘liurch and the services In the Metho dist Church were largely attended last evening. Miss Minnie Raymond. the popular 'poatmiatreos at Rowayton will spend Sunday with Miss Katharine Farts, in Darlen. The Ladies' Auxiliary. of the Enemy- 1011 Horse Company will hold a meeting . with Mrs. Charles H. Golder tonight to arrange for the annual fair to be held shortly There has been very Interesting aer‘ vices at the Methodlat. Episcopal Church during the past week. and the coming week. Monday night. preaching by Rov.W . WW. T4 Oman: Tuesday night. Rev. L. CK Moore: Wndnudty- night Rev. EC .Cunnlngham: Thurs- day night. Rev W. W. 'T.'Duncan; Fri day night. Rev. L. K. Moon. " Mr. and Mn. LoulI’Schmldt. of Crow avenue. «entertained a-few friends lut events. In honor ofthnir guest. Ilsa aorta AIwa. of Plat-90M. N. J.. 1m- Inerly of this place. who to soon to leave for Atlanta. 0a.. where she expects to make her home in thehtnre. A very pleasant evening wu pulled by those present. Nina Al I my friction: wish her sums. and npplneu In her 4’9"” 9“” statue tor the liottt- ital-c at Church are progressing finally0h r Sammie in Working every day I at the blues: masona are reconstructing the chimney; carpenters maltln interior alterations. and ninters ports on In tistlc touchI-I. tII IripoctId t at the building wIll be ready for occupancy by tho paItor. Rev. A. It. lliiitlrnril. in about two weeks. At the Rownyton Methodist Episco pal Church. Sunday the Rev. .I. ll. YIuy. of Yale College. New Haven. who is pastor- of a church at East Vil- lnge will preach at both services .10: 30 n. In. 0nd 7190 p. In. Mr. Yaggy comes highly recommended and Iloiibrloss will be very Interestlii to all who at- tend. Tho sillldlfilfl' ool and Young People' In nervlte i be held III the ll‘l' ital hours. 1:30 and 0. I6. Mr. and Mrs. Willis E WIIItlllgllil) who have been spending the past sh months In Mrs. Alice. Dean Wards ratings on Contentment island return- ed yestertlai to New York city Mr. Willoughby is a well known :1 More and thought nothing of rowing to Long island Bridgeport New iork rind oil! or places. At the time of the na1al review be rowed across the Sound to ' Oyster tiny and witnessed it. Mrs Jessie lilllard. who was eiigrig 01 this vear to give vocrri instruction in the South Five Mile River School gaic a lesson to the scholars yesterday rif- t..crnoon Mrs. BIIIill‘tI is It thorough rnusiilan. and under her tuition the stu- dents are showing marked impI"-o1v.' mcr1t.Miss Maurie I<1. Wolfe gIIcs physical culture lessons III the st hunt eat It Tuesday. and the children airi Iiiiy show tho results of her careful train ng Rowayton Baptist ChiII'clI—-l’i'eaci1- ing on Sunday morning at 10:45, by pastor. topic. An Analysis; at 'I' p. 111.. praise service followed by sermon. the subject of which will be. "A Question of Authority:“ Sunday school at 12: Christian Endeavor at it. consecration meeting. Ladles' Aid Wednesday at :2 p. 111.. at borne of Mrs John Shorer. Iottage meeting at parsonage \\ Nines day at II p. n1. .lliippy Hour si-Itii- testimonies in song. reading. recita- tlons, etc. on Thursday at 7:471 11. 111. DARIEN AND NOROTON. O. C. Bowen found a llvu dollar bill in the. street several days ago. Charles G. Wutcrbury's mother from Tzilmadge Hill is paying him a visit. llcunie St. John left this morning for Wethersfleid. where he will spend stun criil days. Mrs, Will w. Kirk. New Canaan. spent the week with her sister. Mrs. Elizabeth Wilmont of Newton. The prizes for the fair of Eagle liooli I and Ladder (‘oniprinv are on Itvhibilion 1 in the window of Robert \ \11 Donald s Store. (.IHOHBIIII‘NIIIII interest is iii-111g 111 ml Ilested in the game oi football which Is to be played or air early date betwwn the Darlciis and the Stamford High School, Jr's. John ()ber'lanrler. of the varied Launch Works. has just completed a large and handsome boat for Norwich parties. 1111.1 expects to ship it this IIII ter'noon. Unfortunately l"1 ed Smith of liai'icri is a poor shot. (‘lrickcn thieves got into his horirrei'y last Thursday night. bagggcd twenty-two chickens and wore getting away when Mr. Smith it charge of bucksliot at ”em bIIt his aim was poor and he didn't hit Ridgcficld Press. Dar'lcu Is now in the peculiar sit- uation of having only one constable. That is David Mather. who qualified yesterday. This threw out the other two who are holding over. past record Constable Mather will be able to take care of any lawlessness hairless lighter ant The engagement an intrepid officer daughter of Mrs Clarence it'cen Mit- cheil. of Washington to R91 Phelps Stokes the wealthy young min- lstcr. will be of considerable interest to many Daiien amt Noroton dents. and cultivated young lady and. though most. popular and greatly in demand in social circles of her home city. of a naturally serious turn of mind. will make an admirable and (harming wife for the popular young minister. of Rev. Mr. Stokes was married a few head of the University settlement in. -New York. The Wedding took place at the parents home Noroton. WESTON. .13. l-‘ancher Is spending a few days in Daubury. Mrs. George Sherwood gave a whlst party on Wednesday evening. Mrs. V. Godfrey Is entertaining friends from East Orange. N. J. been the guest of her son David le bie. Mrs. W. E, Squires and Mrs. John Morton are guests of friends in Dan- bury. Mrs. Carrie Budd has been quite III for sever 1l days as has also Samuel Waterbury Mrs. Nash. of Nora alk who has spent several days with Mrs. Stephen Godfrey. has returned home. Mrs. Henry Coleburn and little daugh- ter. of NorWalk. have been guests for several days of Mr. anti Mrs. James Coley. Mrs. B. A. Simon is visiting her son. Charles Salmon. on Lyons‘ Plain. . Miss Eva Ferris has been the guest of Miss Lizzie Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ayers will re- turn to their home in Berlin. Ohio.. on Thursday next. Mrs. Ayers‘ mother. them find spend the remainder of the fall and winter In Ohio. The Northiield Aid Seclety held its vonnnai meeting on Wednesday evening at the residence of Mrs. Mabel Pitch. and electdd the following olicen: President. Mrs. Myrtle Scodeld: vice- president Mrs. Frederick Banks; sec- retary. A. 0. Bradley: treasurer, Miss Alice Fitch: social committee. Miss Eva Fenialiu Anna Banks. in An- ~drlwus~rThe next meeting of the In- out? will butI ”novelty social" at tho residence of Mrs. Frederick Banks, on Friday evening November 6. , All good doctors, prescribe Ayer’s Cherry Pcctoral for coughs. , 1.1115756: WESTPORT lticitard Elwood, of~liridgeport. was a recent visitor hers. M. .1, Kennedy. of New York. was a visitor lrcre ycslet'tllyr Miss Edna Meeker. who has been seriously “I. is convalesciirg. Miss Bessie [time has returned from a visit with friends In llelhel. Miss Maude l’ltirtt. 0f llrooklvrl Y. ls visiting Miss Violet Adams. ’lemble lodge 11‘ & A. M. Thursday night conferred the 141, A. degree. Miss Hattie i’rrrrrhrun. of Norwalk. has been the guest ol' Mrs. Peter Poole. (ii-rur'rt Smith leaves town tomorrow to join his wife. who is lit Lenoir. Mass. Mrs, 111. Elwood of itcdtiing~ is a guest with Rev. and Mrs. Willis l’. lili wood. IllcyI-lo tlrlcvcs are active here. 'l‘lrrcc wheels have been stolen with- in a week. A. [hug and Wife. of New York. are guests of Dr. Mclr‘aritind at his Farms residence. Miss Dorothy Adams has returned from a visit to friends at the seminary. Mt. llolyoke. Mass. Mrs, .lcnnie ()imstead has returned to her home in llrldgepo1't.ai'ter'a visit here with friends. A putting tournament for ladies. will be one of the attractive features of to riroi'roiv's programme at llocknirum (lbii’ club. (‘hrnlcs l’cck. who formerly resided here, moved III Norwalk and is employ crl now as night watchman in the Colonial Fonndary. The evangelistic services III the Westport and Snugatirck Methodist churches are attracting crowds. The speakers alternate and services are held nightly. The II‘UIII‘JI continues to knock out men and animals. The latest serious mishap was the killing of a valuable work horse on the Westnor't end of l’ei't swamp. Thursday. by :1 Norwalk car. The horse was one of a number owned by (‘ontracior' Thomas Glynn and being used mi road repairs. TROLLEY LINE SUED BY HATTER. Damages of $2.000 Asked by William P. Woodrutf, of South Norwalk. William I'. Woodr'irt‘l, of lliiviland street. South Norwalk, lrns instituted suit against the Connecticut Railway and Lighting Company. seeking darn- ages of 92,000 for injuries he received on :1 trolley car in Norwalk. A safety fuse on a car in which Mr. \t’oodt'rrl‘l was riding on August 10 last. blow out. scattering sparks about the tired I i the joltlrrg of IIlt‘t them.——‘ From III 5 . that may arise in the town. as he is a“ 'hich has recently .tvio necks with her aunt been aniiouni ed of Miss (‘arol Mitchell. 1”"1‘ DIM-‘0 sire Will 90 10 Florida ‘0 «pend Iht‘ Ktczitcr part of the winter Anson l season with an aitnt there. rest l The 1,, ”19101,? is an attractive llr'1itlgcror't will be in session months ago to Robert Hunter. then the 3 Mrs Louis Bangert. of Westmrt. has;9 :3“! tltr oi vibiItI Mr" Woodruft’ received :1 small shower. He says III' was also tossed about by car and \‘l .1». consid er'ubly cut and bruised. He says he has for some time been unable to follow his occupation, that 0t it but curler, at which he made 618 a week. The case is returnable per'ior court. to the Sli- MISS DAUCHV GOING TO FLORIDA. Miss Annie 1~1. llauchy. of 2 Center street has gone to Brooklyn to spend and from NATURALIZATION PAPERS. 'ihe cliv 101111 of (‘omrnon pic-as, Iri tritltn for the purpose of issuing naturalisti- tion papers 'I‘hec'ouit will sit Monday 131 for the same purpose. spoken of as a young 13111 11 he beingl NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN & I It will be remembered that a sister} HARTFORD RAILROAD. TIME TABLE. In effect October 18. 1903. bLEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR NEW YORK. A. \1 ~12: 09x. 5: Edit. 5: 58x. 6: ll. 0: 1'15. I.'03. 1:46. 6: I5. 8: 41'). 9.0511. 9: ’0x 0: «I0. 1012“. 102-.ltl 11:35x. P. M.—-l2: 55:. 1:13, 2. 25x, 3: 05 3:20! 41.07 4:,50! 5:40 5:55;. 6‘38. 6:5I'Ix. 7:07. 111'1'1x.8:00. 10:20. SUNDAYS. A. M.~12:59x. 5: 241:. M.:—-3 20x. 8:401, 10:10. LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK. A. M.—12:02:. 6:00, 9:00. 7:00 8:00x. 8:02. 9100):. 9:02x. 10:02x. 10:04. 11:00, 11:02. P. M.'—]2202. 1:04, 2:009. 2:55. 3:31x. 4:02. 4:04, 4:30. 5:02. 5:30. 6:001. 6:02, 7:00, 8:00x. 9:00:,'9:30, 11:00:. SUNDAYS. A. M.-—12:02. 6:00. 7:30. 9:00 10:02. P. M.—s:oo. 8:00: 11:00. LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR NE Ew HAV A M.:—-l2 11!, 1:16, 1: 661. 8:19. 'I':.42 8212.9:10x.10:06x,11: 05x, 11: 36. P. lit—:12 02x.1:12.3:02x,4:,18 6: 2536: .,30 7. 06:. 9: 06x. 9116.10201. 5:58x. 8:50. 6:40, 6:651, 7:20. Mrs. Nelson Croasman. will accompany 11'1 Bridgeport, 0'n7.§'8'.m°n to above—P M.:—l 46, 6:0 . SUNDAYS. A. .M.—-12:11x, 1:153, 9:10, 11:06:. ‘ P. M.—-6:40, 7:06. 9:05. SOUTH NORWALK TO DANIURV A. Ila-9: 98, 9: l6, 9. P. H941”; ’67:. 5:10. 6:67, 7:10 DANIURV TO SOUTH NORWALK A. M.—-6:00. 7:99. 8:11. 9:38, 11:62, P. M.—-4:061, 6:31. 7:01. Sunday train- to Danbury. 9:16 1:50x. 7: . '.9:5916.m:7:9001m Lanai-ho 'bug. 7:66. -9:M 6.113.; p. m.—‘-7: ‘ “‘WW I 1.1”?" I ' ‘ ‘ Wallis bum mind ll nth u I] if,“ r IImn-Im It IIIII '6". to rain ".11 ':1' 10.000 lutturnniulv. that: by lull. Ills 30::z'éuco Lamb Fries. [scallops , Oysters. Far Strength try a bottle of Tokay or Part wlno. .__.—.—. IMPERIAL CAFE, Railroad dunno. Insurance In a reliable company prevents you from losing in ease of fire. ..—- Taylorsv Golden I Washington 111.. No, Norwlll Dividend (“axing Mining. 011. Timber. Smelter and tisirinl Stool» making possible Large interest and Profits. listevinurt drill-Jed. our specialty. Booklets “111111.111” IllIOlllIfh tionou application. DOUGLAS. LACEY & CO. Bunkers. Brokers, Fiscal Agents, Members New York Consolidated Stock l'Ix xc.hange 66 BroIiIl11"a_1 and 17 New Street, New York. EBALDWI N HAM MITT, Manager, Western New England Bra:ncli Itendqulr- ten: Suite 6049 mm Block, Hartford,“ Denney 9. Hull, Special Representative. Beam 1. Lauder Building, 80th Norwalk. Conn. The Conn, Gon'i Life inc. ()0. has discovered to its profit that the best advertisements It has ever had have come gratitlously from its satisfied Inuitiy holders and we are striving to Iihls agency to “10 up to a high Its“- an] in the Life insurance hustneu. For particulars enquire of FREDERICK H. FIELD, General Agent. N. SMITH FERGUSON. Special Agent, United Bank Building. So. Norwaib WagonsGivenFrce For 50 Ozone Soap Trade Marks. 2 Ozone Starch Trade Marks, and 2 Ozone Washing Powder Trade MarkI A PRETTY AND USEFUL WAGON. H, R. BULKLEV's NOVELTY STORE 52 so. Main 8t., 80. Norwalk. -—\ QZONE <-> WASH": POWDER The three kinds of Trade Marks must. be presented for wagon. All first-class stores sell the Ozone code. Send for 32-page premium hook. 1947. PLUMBING AND STEAM HEATING, HOT WATER HEATING. HOT AIR HEATING. BTOV AND RANGEO. SLATE D TIN ROOFING. Gun and Steam Fitting. Fixtures, Metal Coiling, Have you «an our deck of RICHMOND RANGES? THE JONES & #:[DTCHKISS COMPA . 17 WALL STREET, NORWALK. 1903 GaI Etc. IOTMII W190 mama. unnam- «In. DEAFNEOS CANNOT BE CUREO by local applications as the cannot reach the diseased portion 0 the car. There is only one way to cure deafnm. and that is by constitutional remedies Deafness ls caused by an inflamed corr- dltlon of the. mucous lining of tire lustacliian Tube. When this tube Is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or Imperfect bearing. and when It is entirely closed. Deafness is the result. and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition. hearing will be dos- tr'oyed forever: nine cases out of ten . are caused by Catar'rh. which is noth- ing but an inflamed condition of the mucous services. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by cu'arrh) that cannot be cured by Iiail'n Catarrh Cure. Send for circu‘ lars. free. F. .l. CHENEY & (10.. Toledo, 0. Sold by l’irirggists. 75c. Hall‘s Family l’iiis are the best. “ SHORT LADDERS. 'LONG LADDERS, FARM LADDERS. ‘u. arse LAoDsns. EXTENSION LADDERS, PAINTER! LADDERS. SECTION LADDEfié. TRESTLE LADDERS. EVERYTHING IN LADDERS. COMSTOCK. WATKINS S- DOW, Next Door City Library. 112 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. Phone. 43-0. fié'lt'Now. We consider that this is a good time to do painting. We will do your work with the best materials in the skillful manner which our experience enables and the best of It all is that OUR PRICES ARE LOW. Painting. Paper Hanging, Decorating. E. E. Gorham’s', 10 First Avenue. Telephone Call. 135-2. SOLID IND SOOOESSFUL. Bilplhiitriiiilhtirik courI-I uonwaut. comm. Capital. $100,000.00. Surplus. ”III. JACOB I.“ Mint. ' OIREOTORO’: ‘ JON! H. FIRII HIM! Olymom- John H. Knapp Christan Stuart: John H. Light 91H MINI-ween JIIIIII R. Marvin “winter-1110mm J; WOIIDQ avluvml' 7 Imaginary, .1. East Norwalk. (190100000 Ofbor Profits. ”645.200. 00 a .16 lisr rogue than receive. w" Therefore give your wife a THE OUTLOOK IS FOR A WARM WINTER IN WHICH CASE A RANGE WILL BE JUST A3 ESSENTIAL AS IN SUMMER. SAVE THE COSTLY COAL FOR THE FURNACE. CONNECTIONS FREE. llnni’yiliglillgtn Wall Paper Points. “1“ ______ COME: SEE fub‘PRETTY, ARTIS TIC PATTIRN9 THA'I'TIIE CLEVER DESIGNERS HAVE‘OIVEN 1'0 .THE WORLD THIS SEASON—WE'LL FUR Nisu EXPERT WORKMEN To HANG THI PAPER FOR YOU. I‘o Order—Window Shad". Pic- ture Frames. Dealer in Wall Papers, Painters' Supplies. Artists' Materials. SPECIALS. White Curtain Poles with Fix- tures, xoc. Cloth Window Shades, with fringe. 25:. Solid Brass Half Curtain Rods. 3 ft. long. with fixtures, 10c. ."Shure- Cut" Can Opener, cuts easily. No ragged edge. 1 01's. BEST STEEL PARING KNIVES, 10c. .4“— PAINTINO. PAPER HANG- ING, DECORATING. L.H. Decker 87 Washington Street. South Norwalk, Conn. Telephone Connections. living Lockwood & 60. “Goal” “Cool” “Coal” $6.25 per Ton. Why btty poor. slntey coal. when you can buy the best for an equal price? We handle only the “BEST LEHIGH“ COAL mined. and can therefore guar- antee satisfaction, Send us a trial or- der. and we will convince you of the merits of our coal. Best N0. 2 Nut. (not the flat slatey stuff 86.00 per too. Best Cumberland Bituminous at attractive prices. Charcoal in large or small quantities. Seasoned Wood, cord lengths or' sawed and split. living Lockwood it to. 1:: WATER I'll" 80. NORWALK Branch'Oflco 9 90. Main It. nail nu .. Vol nail 1.111111”? Insomnia. man. nor In 1:11. 11va on none. ' Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper ‘ and Zinc. 60 South Mullah“. ‘ 90cm Moth. Goon. Telephone. 197-9 ”Tire Gilltlii Side Feed Boilers,» FOR STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING lNSURES A WARM HOUSE, DI '; AND NIGHT, IN COLDEST WEATHER. Send for Catalogue and lave-IL : O for none”. Gotten it Lidgenroori Company. 96 LIBERTY STREET. NEW YORK. The inrrnrll.’ Steamboat 01111111111 (incorporated). DailyFrelghtlino NOR WALK. SOUTH NOR WALK. and NEW YORK. Steamers City of Nor-walk and Squantumfi‘m l Leaves New York. Monday, Wednesday] and Friday at 5:00 0. m. Leaves Norwaik, Tuesday, Thufldoy, and Saturday at 6: 00 p.113. Freight received from 7 I. m. to 6 9- m. .W..~ '\ IIIII III“ PLII TING ‘ by improved methods. loan, m rIuonIhlI—inm tutu; 0010. I111". Nickel. Donn; .1. so Anti!" m AL“... Motors. ' 9'60 NON lulu. llama Io- tor fully III II “fill. BM!) now 1.0! III» MUNI- THE G. N. McKIBBIN 61’!" G CO. 56 WA TE]? 31' .1 SO. NORWALK. cur- II'OI. CIII 97-5. Gregory’s Point. Elm: NORWALK, couu. It}! ’ l _——- OHORE DINNEIIs AND OEA Poor; on ALL' KINDS, COOKED ‘11 .70 canes. «1 .1 IATHINO AND FIIHINII. *1 OATH Housio TO RENT IY om I'D ”M “In“ —_‘I "nil“, I. E. 0’SIILLI‘YAII ,Plop; Outpluc, 91961“ capital, 91,690,000: Industrial 80101113 and loan CI. -01! new sorts: ...... 1 I‘m .1: l———‘ 1" V’I'fl State supervision of New York and Connecticut. Par 5 per coat. I .41: ——-I OFFICE .12 90. MAIN IT.‘ RIIIIIInt Director-I RIIldInt NIIIIIII'I Mortlmor M. LII R. L. not our Git-rm I. Dow tlohn I. Lam W IiElIlITlIlIiES. To the Old Com Onltl and Money Olden [Infill I” where in Enron.” III lowest rated. In ' um I. u 1 lam-Ind Diana. M ,1 Beat: the 0th: ‘ by Four Ycli'u‘ The residence of M Smith 55 Osborn Ivonne, Ian Nor-walk. was painted with M oil and zinc hand mind. AM years ago by me. ‘ , I defy any patent paint um equal body with II I!“ II! rurrus snout ' Pruitt 52 Iouoi III-III III-III. ”it" Guidance: 96 III! m "I reckon " said Farmer Corntou'ol.’ "that all these folks that try to make Jokes about farmers are more or lode jealous “ “Jealous?" "Yes. sir. from the country and make fortunes In the city. and then look at the mean who come to the country and mate i tailors pf taminflutvuhlnm sic I t 1.01.1 at the boys that. Io ; I
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