2502. SI. e.
Our vtry hcst Elgin Creamery flat».
3 calls High Grade Solid Packed n éasc'
fl uls.. Cape Cod Cranberries.
7i pkgl. Cleaned Currants.
5 lbs. Granulated Sugar.
3 lbs. Prunes.
3 pkgs. None Such Mince Meat.
A. Stull,
a. corner: AVENUC, «.
sass nosvumt.‘ coon.
SCOTT a BOW
‘. A?“
There is al
oing on in eve
ody betwe‘ heal
On one side are poor
overwork.
won-y, colds. accidents. On
the other are sunshine. rest.
and nourish-
Iood. bad
cheerfulneSs
meat.
The reason Scott's Emui~
sion fights so poweltully for
hehitii is because it gives so
muqllvrpore nourishment than
you Can et in any other way.
Get in ’t c sunii
Scott’stEmuision.
V We‘ll send you s sample tree upon request.
N I. 409 Pearl Street. New York.
5" “it“ glitter; i
i.“ met ‘. r.“
E. lilac urea Flu-blips put-oils MI
the'htoperty
lln
llVlIDJlI had the Turnpike.
hmys "at , light
Sunday, Novcnlbcr 29th. will br- ‘
Mission Study of india.“ Zach. viii.. l' .
loader. Miss iielen ii. Mort-house.
dertakera. is attending the lecture o
the State Board of Eluhaliners lit
itridgeport, New Haven and liartforu.‘
The topic for EDWtil'lil la-aguc Juu- m i...“ J. M
Units for Sunday. NOV. '29. VIII hiatus,“ I‘l‘HIdIllxu‘Irl[ngi‘tlywn‘f'ilhhifl 3:2:
. Mil" 0‘ "l“ “W- Ihc died there suddenly oil Friday and
Murkrii.. ‘l-IJ; louder. Miss Marlo . was buried Monday unloaded is well
. _ ilcmcmbercd here, his lndth
all... vallli- Morrison. ui' iirooklyn. N. tom..." 0“” an“ MNDM‘Th‘w‘fi
il’.. and Mr. and Mrs. liollld Rahdlc and u“ IlOlllt'iIU-nti. mm, in the spring in“
Ii-iOll Frock“. of ill i‘r1luipfilkmhalvl- ‘bokc'n disposed of n”. ”W... mm. McFarland
r. ant . rs. . c lil‘i . l- and "mm. .
“$.13“? t i ' h I ed to Bmokiyn l
e not ‘OlllDCI. l on 01' I 0 “PM“ friends With a sot-in wide! a .
on the. links 01010 “’09 franl ”WI. “In“ in Kl‘flflflt’ihl(il 0 week
llllrn (loll ull_today. The women“ '
membert'tfli e club will have a put~ vgnmct AGAIN" IOOKMAxgns.
"Healing the Sick
Fitch
guests of
ght and try 1
will be pla
lflliafner banged his lines quite Toni pu
'painfuiiy Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E.
Place, are spending the day in Bridge-
~ . ioyubiy
0. Drake, of Betta lunch to the protease
The next tlig
1 rt. 'iug off on a
Miss Lily lvins. of lleacon Falls. is hie very close.
to be the guest of Miss Ella Blyden-|
burgh. over Thanksgiving.
Miss M. l-‘rances Weed. of New Hav-
on. is spending the day with her pan
cats in liawkins avenue.
Some wag wants to
travels the fastest. thc telegrup
telephone or the tell-wwotuan?
A regular meeting of the W.
(llrclc was Iii‘ILI last evening at the
East Avenue Methodist Church.
Charles Smith. of Winfield street, cit-
pects lo clltcrtain his son George from‘
Ansoniu. ovcr Thanksgiving Day.
Contractor Arthur Waldron is build-
tiou on the kitchen of Cap-.
Becker's home iii Seavicwi
month," was the affectionate remark of:
the better half of the bridge tcndor.
the other day.
“ The physical culturi- class. which has;
fitted up the big roout up stairs ill the
Mother block. is getting ill shape for
some track athletics.
East Norwalk is not to be, turkcyless | Colc.
today, judging from lilo large. number
of the birds which were noticed being
carried in that direction last night.
Frank Pinch. who has been connect-l
ed with the drug store of Zeiti'usnl Brooklyn. are the guests u
Brothers. ill Miauus, has resigned, and; Mrs. “tuna!” Pillkney.
Charles Keefe. of Norwalk. has stir-i
: Belle.
schools were very pleasing.
Captain Verity took a large party
dllck hunters across
Long island in the a
They Will "line up"
this morning and murder the birds.
Ml'. and. Mrs. Thomas B. Smith. 0“ giving 3‘ h“; hog“? here.
55 Osborn avenue, will celebrate theiri
silver wedding nhniv
at Eaton‘s Neék
“What‘s the‘trouble. now.
getting off your burner." was the. . Mun“. and .101,“ m"...
zzical ““9"? 0‘ ML Cfl‘I‘ i provomeut is quite marked.
die. to Mrs. Cnudie the. other day. t
which the tart. reply came. ‘
know what i'm about. for i am gc
urner. and the best thing you I mime“.
W “Ike I‘ "V" and get a doc. i walk. has the contract for t
'i M “.and has a number of men
The old man there.
loquaocious qui
cu new wicks for it. and don
week about it, either."
never said a word. hilt the wicks are
now illuminating the burner.
When Captain Thomas Wright was properly.
ander of as staunch . “map on
a hark as evenploughed the. brlnydeep.
he once 1n a while. took a cabin pits- tracto
senger or. two to vary the monotony.
and help fill up his ten caddy.
one of these occasions it bap
be a professor of mesmerisiu
miles. who was e
expecting to make millions'
g Brooklyn for
hey had hardly
“out of landfbefiore the eagle-eyed man
- commenced his hanky-panky tricks by
hypnotislng some of the crew.
them to dance. sing. spent.
their clothes, turn their coats. etc., in-
side out; and setting them all at work
by giving each one.
ing them there we
ducks all around the ship.
een‘them downing“ tau cellu-
especls to spta n. .
The professor told the captain "amen“
he could ‘do the somewith him. where
upon the old sea lion offered to be
ship's grog against a plcttyune. and
when the basilisk eyed spiritualist gaz-
ed at. Tom. he was met by a steady look
shaggy eyebrows.
which caused the Brooklyn man to
blink first, and give it up as a bad job.
He. next tried to conte the table tipping
dodge, and one evening
seated around the mess
3 agent. with his
owner and comm
a broom. and tell-
re‘flocks of black. knees.
lcal for anything.
table. when the devil‘
hands .0: top of the table
“Won't this table
..._........_
,3 ii. Til:
please rise?" but
-' there was nary a rise. while Captai
:to play any more tricks on the venen
A. li.3ahic Captain Wright.
CAETERIA
' For W9!“ children.
ill lid tailor
Bears the -2 .
Signature of . ‘
ROWAYTON.
Mrraud Mrs; lidrwlesch, of lirook-
‘. lyn, are the guests of
John Jone
Raymond's
illouse on tile West Side.
Mr. and Mrs. Chit
Mr. llartlott. of New York, is
. , island. where he will spend
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Dolilens. of. Thanksgiving at his mu“...
East Norwalk. left last night for Water-3
here they will spend .a
lih Mrs. Donlt-u‘s sister. Mm}
Charles Weston. ‘
Exercises were ll
both the Marvin and Fitch ‘scbools.
prior to letting the children out for
their Thanksgiving vacation.
her of pieces were spoken. the child-
ren sang in chorus and altogether the; property. u...
in both. these '. filled in.
[the work.
Howard Stevens. of
‘0' Medical College. who came north to
learner Addie V. tl-stify in the suit of Lauritz M. Smith
against the Connecticut Railway and
Lighting Company, will spend Thanks-
(‘hoster Rowland, U. S. N.. has ar-
m“ “i rived from the Philippine islands. all.“
called on ltowavton friends last week
, Mrs. Clyde C. Norton and son. o
“M l’t‘fiiel‘dul’ Inlilowayton. spent a few days til Noro-.
ton. last Week. with her mother. Mrs.
C. W. Raymond.
. Theron ll. Lockwood is having a
Number of improvements made to hilt1
grounds being graded and .
autumn is doing.
Postmaster George W. Bryan
ersary tomorrow‘md a new sidewalk construct
front. of his resilience and the post-of-
fice building at the. corner of Rowayton
t. and the int-I
The house occupied
and owned by John H.
"In“ ‘ Knapp. of South Nora alk. is being rr-
id. E. (lorllanl. of East Nor-
! i Nierrltield.
John ll. Sherer is having ll.
ihuilding moved train the roar o
to a position nearer
d will have the same. titted up
for n storehouse and henuery.
r Willis Mills is doing the work.
ing a new roof all the
residence of Clarence. Mills. of Sound .
pened (0 . View avenue. .
"I!" 8°“ DARIEN AND NOROTON.
and is also piac
Mrs. Henry‘Wallsce, of Noroton. who
has beeen quite ill. is improving.
Miss Bertha Pooiey is boarding in
New York. with Mrs. V. R. Pooley.
James H. Raymond. of Norman. has ‘.
ibeen afflicted with Job's comforter.
'William H. Willmott. Sn. has been iren v t d it 1 .
suffering with rheumatism ill both 0 so In a in 0mm
‘ ling angflflowhing: plant.
It! The it to Cook a ladder Colu-
fied away at his pipe. as ell-lpany. of Dal-ten, ve s’dauce and sup-
tl. ‘. per last night. l'lle members of the
as disconlfortlllroJcommittee wege fieflsi‘: Ilia F. saorris. ”(w and “in
. owner was ay- 8. Bowen. J. tre e. . ylnon . l. ‘1 ("in h. _
locker. watching that to Street. W. Alexander. 0. Dance. 1!. =23: ill—mg}, their fight against u"
and calling out he said:
"Captain you've got that table
down pretty close."
had previously secured it
and spun yard to the deck. so that all
. lthc professor's wriggling uild wiggling
know which with his feet failed to slow it a hair.
“Captain Cattle ever di
ht. hir.
h‘ooto. W. Dance. l
inquiry at the Norwnlk l ospltal lalc lulu led h two
in Tom ’ycstcrlluy afternoon shotved that the i l
by 'siilpii‘dicollllilion of William Ii. Hil‘oct. who
'wss scrlously hurt Monday by being Court disinissli
thrown fl-‘lnl his carriage. is much ‘
hotter lllll ho is recovering fully ilil . .
ll. Iilei After that there were no more attempts ! well as could be t'xptwuql. '33:“: m‘gfg'f‘gém
Miss Anna 1!. lladlcy‘s 'Darlea track ‘
I friends will bc interested in the follow- '
ink extract from a letter received from
ilicr this month. in Dorian: “i am in
iNcw York again. lung: hoarding with
my friends. the K to rlys. l was in . . .
Mt. “when for a. while after my rc- to the taco course
turn from Cooperstown. N. Y. Miss -
K: and l have. attended two lectures at. he lost m "“0 tor in
thc public schools near us. one "Evan-
gciinc." with music. the other "Enoch . .
Arden." thh lllllhit‘: both very cujoy- MUN.” submittlil m“
able and very good speakers."
. Tiic inmates of Fitch's Home. for Hot « . . .
gtIIt'l'ti at Norotutl Heights will fare wl-li . ton 3 "Km to Hm fol ti
:ioduy and will have no cause for com-
plaint because of the dinner which will
be provided its the Thanksgiving feast.
The "layout." as the veterans say, wii
ibc as follows:
lint: hall
Mr. and Mrs. ii.
s has moved from (lcol‘lit' . 1“
rlcs l’iultucy.
slliuc
Constable i
e .
the Baltimore l
‘cilios? it is pitiable to look on the. side-
Iwaiks in our cities and see hundreds.
map 1 yes. thousands. in some streets. some
f hls‘without shoes. others with pale faces.
the , pinched with hunger. Neglect and
iers. oven its snowy banks in winter.
.Its snow halls. its .sleigh rides and
i .WESTPORT.
i
l
have
{silently owied by hi P
ury. some: of Le '1'
. Water
The topic before lhc Y. 1‘. ii. of C. I:
l
Andrew Taylor. one of Darlen's ll
‘42. look. iii}...
Gray hair. Ayer’s
' flair Vigor.
last Turkey (iiiliot
Spurcrih (‘rnnbcrry Sauc-
IWllitc Potatoes Mashed Turnips ‘
‘ Swot-t i‘oiatocs ‘
f Mr. “nd‘l'elery Worcestershire Sauce.
Tomato Catsup i
ltyc lircnd Wilt-ac Bread 3
Mince l’ic Doughnuts Chet-st. i
Orilligcs Nut .3 i
(‘t‘flci'. Milk.
.\ir. and Mrs. James Wood. of Sun.
fifor New York. and thence to bus ‘Au‘i
gt‘llm. val. Thcir runny friends in Dar-
ien rrgrl-t that. they will have to give.
Illp the work they have inaugurated
lior the present. on account of the ill
health of Mrs. Wood. who has been“
advised by her physician to iminedi-g
utily sci Ii the saiubrious climatc ofj
California. in lllr hope of bo-nrflltlng.
her lungs. which have been seriouniy‘
{after-toll. The. work. Mrs. Wood statt-s..
ui‘ll bc continued on a larger scale by-
thc purchasers of "Sunshine Lodge.‘
the Volunteers of America. Mrs. Wood
'flirthcr says: “i Wish to thank those
i in barlen for the good work they have.
‘ done for the Children's Home. or Still-
.snlno Lodge. Mrs. Baliington Booth is
.del'ply interested in children. The of-
ficers. Captain (‘onnell and Captain
Smith will give any information requir-
cd in regard to the accommodation of
children. i trust that the Interest in
this work will continue. for what In
more needed than the uplifting of the
little neglected ones from our crowded
drunken parents are often the cause
of it. But take these children from
the dark tenements. the gilded saloons
and places of wickedness. and give
them a blessed atmosphere of‘n emin-
try life. its summer sunshine. its flow-
other tncrry sports of country life. and
a great change will be observed in the
wcstport Orange is to entertain Ila
Peter DCLaey and Counsel
Fifft Point in Their Fight.
NEW lOlilt, Nov. 26....Peier Do
tinsel scored their tirst
makers when the up-
the Supreme Court
inions. one of which
sion made bv Civil
"li! 'il‘crilil District
a slit 'll‘oll in b
Raymond l'- M” on to recovi‘lr Stud:
c lost when be hot
. t the Morris Park
lcti that he made
J. Turpin. a book-
peiate lt'l'lll o'
reverses ”to d
Justice Murrayi
the bet with Willii
maker at the track.
Moliltou sun-d 'i‘or
ulld counsel for
the latter cont culled
thioullon wont
l the intention
a race. and if
covery of the
money for that row ‘ould recover
as the still was il “fall. he." Jame“
to but upon thc rcsul
on that proposition. .
The 00““ decided in‘ Or of Maui—
his mollcy whctiu-r his
tended. a "fake" suit or it
still aniust the West Ch r “M.“
Association was (iii-llllitlh‘l‘t "
trict court and this aciio .
*lnuoe , taiucd by the Supreme t‘0l oda
Lodge. left town this wacki f‘flw‘“
m
., m... .t ‘1’”:5.‘* ..._
. "’.i“” I." if? ' »
i"l‘n'ei‘y‘i In “5 Minor”: you.
is
Dill. together. and until i c lust
for circulars and‘ testimonials.
gums“ ~. '
. . . NEY 0..
soul by point-la 19in TOMO' 0'
liails Family Pills nmthe but.
It 'is use! will) just as much
cheaper price than coal.
The Heat. «taken all drafts
necessary to keep fire over night
III! the state and CLOSE IT
TIGHT. Your fire wi’l be
- ready in the morning.
’PHON E. 57-3.
tally & initials.
CONNECTIONS FREE.
. mm...
CO L
"$625 t in noel.
no EXTRA cusses n canar-
iso m.
.._1,.
Coal that will give
for your money is tilt y kind we
through and which evc
paid muntsfifor warm (1 comfort
for you and your fanll
ii. HERSHFIEI sun.
seaside Av...
Mrs. E. E. than.
46130. Main 51.. _ (mill.
‘boy or girl. it educates and uplitts
lthem to a higher standarl ." ‘ ' .
The A. w'. Warnock house lszi‘ieiug
i Miss Elizabeth Robinson is visitins
relatives and friends in New York city.
Daniel Slauson is improving the! The selectmen have improved ser-
grounds around his lleltoy avenue
New York.
A
Mrs. Alfred Jelliffe and family left
Wednesday to spend the winter i
Dr. Alice Lyon Fitch h
of patients who will spell t
at Cedarwild.
Mrs. Louis l“. Stoorsa left. Tuesday.
for Port Chester. to visit her mother.
Mrs. Herman Singer.
The scholars of C
have a vacation from Thanksgiving to
the following Monday.
Nearly all the stores in
close tomorrow's" day. The pro
tors kept. open late last
Mrs. Francis Gregory
at Stamford. were goes
Mrs. Daniel Sinuson,
Miss Gracie
“ to spend Thkn
William Gard
so
enter school will
and grandee!
to of Mr. and
0". left,~ “Oak’s
ksgivlng with her uncle.
loudly-moved trom
. ‘ at _ s‘uburignhotne. a
few miles .- last
Wfik. V V ih- in"! '1’ - .»
mien will beuryioesla; ‘ Luke's
. Church thiamine at 1. _,
.. Itev laui‘l’l’reuch will
ly time tile~l.it~
’ t week.
otoioek-
them-
to:
Thmw
tions of the turnpike west .of Seat-o
Lake. .' , ‘ -
A. U. Smith and wife have as their
guests the parents of the latter. Mr.
and Mrs. Prltchard. of Seymour;
he winter} The Women's Beneficeut Society of
ithe Congregational Church has shipped
'goods valued at 8135 to the Allen NOD
moi institute. .Thomasmn, (is.
Bad breaks have been undo iu the
retaining wall fronting the hint! at
'Beachslde inn and there is a growlnll
belief that the winter‘s storms will
play havoc.
morning.
air.
idly lowering themoineter ‘Tue
the temperature at the car went down. ‘
3 “penned. to sero. .iust why ice boxes
our forte
when more can
u.
t
Milliaeu‘i
Fall Line of fall
Trimed and (In
Outing lists from!
CALL AND I
to south Main st ‘
Funeral services were held over the
remains of Mrs. llonors Sullivan. a
former resident of this place. who died
at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
Kate Murphy. norp‘nih. Sunday. at the
Church of the ,tssmnptlon.1."esterdey
GAILOCK eaclu
also is are
done aso sitvs'il
.Willlain' Wells' lawn is ornamented New logical IleeteIe"
with 'n statue t st..ln previous realm ' ' "
has been careful v roused. but. Is now
exposed to the winter winds. The do
are never more expressively indicated
the condition of cold that predominates
how it if Mr. Wells hopes to retain
his r ‘ tiotl as nhiimsnltarlau he'll
get theJtatnelu onto! the nipples
‘ rloe Inglnss and. '
ins Wefit IOIIQIM'
Brittle refrigerator trolleys so rtrlkinit-i
ly' in evidence over the Westpo't-i
Bridgeport division are within still.
NO. 101.“ an example “at~ With as“, .5. WAiT‘R ‘7‘ '6- i i.
”a ' ' i ‘ '
I can arson other division: is so»
walnut-ion can't mounts M
tuamlps.
' Oysters.
MILL POND‘ or 'r
Rown. 3 ans smear
——,—
For Strength try a bottle
Tokay or Port wine.
IMPERIAL CAFE.
Railroad Avenue.
Cutaneous.“ harping.- $135,060.
A dcpoelt placed
Savings and Loan
Campany hear. a
of five per cent. per
1. of deposit until
.' . ' date withdflwn..
state 9 nil-ion or New York and
genneetlcut.
Rssldsnth‘ clan. Resin null
Mortimer Lee R. socialist...“
Charles E. - John I. Lawrence
e- Mining. .,'rlnih¢r. smile n
[litigant flinch akin possible Li;
interest and Profits list and unilatedmut
medulla n .
“on Gul’ppiielol‘t'ihuh giving full Infotain-
DOUGLAS. iacsv & co.
Bankers, Brokers. Fiscal 1
Members New York obs: drtead
block Exchange. 66 Broadway and
i7 New Stu-ct. New York.
a. BALDWIN. BAMMlet‘. mm.
Wetter-wow l. a
huddle” 1:11;me
. ‘ y . .
Denney 8. Hull, [peel-l Representative.
I'm 1. Laue» landing,
. 19W! Nominee”;
to . .
., n8. Bradley *N- ‘
modernisation.
| 'l I ‘7
-3332?!
, . ".ennusluo autism
‘ OI lol‘ . h
tinnitus»
'; ~'" AT!
nor AIR Hamilton
svovn AND Mun".
st ATE mo rm iloormc ‘t
On and steam Film.
Metal out»... Its.
Have you seen our stock If
RICHMOND mum:
THE JONES a HOTC
0 ANY. up“.
racer. nonwa'ut.
Do It New.
IWo consider that this is on“ “it.
"a do painting. We will defiwl‘fll V I
*vigith the best materials null-nun}
Huanuor which our experimtll'lbiu
and the best of it all is that OUR
emote ARE Low. " I
Painting.
. Paper Hanging,
Decatur g.
E. E. Gotham.“
10 Fin! AVON”. -
Telephone Call. 135-2." 5
of the country than all u liar disease-t
year» was supposed to he incurable.
For a great many pairs dut'lol'ii pm-
uounccd it a local disease and tircarrlir
I'll local remedies and by constantly
falling to curl- with local -ll‘9tliillclli.
pronounced it incurable. Science has
prorcn catarrh to be a constitutional
disease and, therefore requires conni-
tutional treatment. ilall’s Cn'tarril
cure manufactured by F. J. Cheney 6!
Co. .blcllo. Ohio. is the only constitu-
tiona ' cure on the market. it, Is tak-
cn internally in doses from it) drops
to it It'lltlpotltlltll. ll acts directly on
the lilood and mucous surfaces of the
system. They offer one hundred doi- ,
tars for any case it fails to cure. Send .
til tail on lullie
tut to- In
lill '
till the «who from.
hit it rlllll'iill till- h
an unless stopped non obi-overt
."wlistaus‘ia «
Witt“: momma
M‘i M I m
We of Midtown-sen ll.
. mount-on w-lalma new.
it: wildlllauldmhtmi;
Wall Paper.
scarier SATISFACTION iN sov-
lNG WALL passes can ONLY s:
HAD wuss: ri-ln seseameur is
LARGE. THE DEBIGNB ARE van-
IED. AND THE PRICES as: RIGHT.
SUCH A PERFECT COMBINATION
CAN ONLY BE FOUND A'l’ OUR
..
satisfaction and at a much
YOU WILL FIND THIS TO BE 30
BY PAYING US A VISIT.
To Order—Window Shade
open. I: intense and when its me Frame.
Dealer in Wall Papers, Painter-f Eut Romain.
Supplies. Artists' Materials.
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fir
iu and Side radians,
FOR STEAM A ND"
HOT WATER HEATING
mousse A warm ' House. .oilvs
AND NIGHT. m counter
Cloth -Windoyv Shades. with
Solid Brass Half Curtain Rods.
3 it. long. with fixtures. Ioc.
§hure-Cut” Can Opener. cuts
easily. No raggededge.
to on.
1°:EST STEEL PARINO KNIVII,
PAINTING. PAPER HANG-
ING, DECORATING.
L.H.Decker
87 Washington Street,
South Nomalit.
Telephone Connections. 5
i ' '
ring Lockwood ii (lo.
“C oal ”
“063 I ”
"“C' cal”
$6.25 per Ton.
hy buy poor. slate'y coal. when on
can. buy the best an nn‘ manned»:
We handle only the “BEST LEHlGB"
COAL mined. and can therefore nan
sateeafiatigaetifir. Send us a trial or-
. . . Oi" . co '
mg: of our coal. mines you of tile
‘ t No. 2 Nut. (not. the tilt,
stun), $5.00 per too. Best Cumbgil'lum
Bituminous atattnetive prices. . ‘
Charcoal in large or small
Seasoned wood, cord lea quantities.
[rung Loo
Band for Catalogue and Iiivesllgs'tI
anon l Luanda cool...
96 LIBERTY STREET:
NEW YORK.
The Hawaii Steamboat it '
(incorporated).
flithtli‘ns
"iron want. I
30011! .NORWALK.
Ind lu'W MIC.
Sinners City 0! Nonnlk
and manna": '
mm New York._hiondny. Weddesday
was attics"... ‘
m a“ ‘ .\ t‘ ll‘ _ ti”
Freight"l-eeeiy‘le’(.l(l‘flr,¢srlilt '75 33:; p. .m.
m
Tooth! Old Colin Dug. m ‘ h -'
Money‘ordeiwbil‘y‘abie in“ ‘ ' ' '
Ell rot-sols at lowegrmratag in
- Ja®b"'iI—uuioii.
6 Railroad Plus, .0th Nor-walk, c9.
with the industrial
quarterly dividend
annual from date
06in
trod a. 00.2.
122 waves or. so. dentist’s.
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