Agrippa and for this China. the high priest dethroned the amorous monarch and his Inuit-en. taking her money gill“ “ ‘° milks? bolt to so . . r, ‘ A ”0 SDI. "2 a L". . . Our very best Digi- Creamery nut. 2 l" 50 The tie ing nymph III said to hith 3 calls illgh (lradd solid Parked fallen through the ice on a ll\ or. up I'tnnpk |n. . I ~~~ 26o to her head.~and the ice franc in so 3 qt... 0. , i n 2: . tight around her neck that it out he. . W W 0‘“ ”r c" . '° head on. such [It the tradition mu- .lpkgri. Clean (furrants its: ,m n l a! , , it live. Oranul 8h r "'5 cu n to Ur s“all: Arrytrnt a ll . . hive tlcal uhject iohld 3 lb!. Printed, - 35c“ . rial] rks IM- Joltephtla, 3 pk s. None Such rice Moe ' 2:»: 5.,“ , “‘4 h. .7., uni pulllltlm Mow ‘ , ROW AYTON. lira Rambo, or mitt-Kinky street. spent The lVugllrugiving with her daughter in Stall! Paglia» Donn Ward. of Content- meat aland, went to New York yester- day; or the winter. tull, twirl wean wit-I, 3.2%st . Comes ant Inland. went to New YoIk today or the winter. Mr. and Mrs. (lmrge Scott and land I_I spent Thinksgiving with Mrs.. Henry Whitney, ll| Darlen. Rev. Mr Huswd. of Tarrylown New York has been visiting at the rest- deuce of George Cudlipp. Church, IiiST Miss Nina Banks has Wired from‘ II I isit to Bridgeport. ' Skating III being anioyed today or. street. Benedict's Mill Pond Building Mover Coggswell of Not- I’Ri‘l- ..i W- DI”! "I" preach ill "161 walk has raised the house owned by Cranbury Lnfllicl In the fiflcl‘noml- Theron G. lockuood of itowaytorr ave Jay Davenport has taken a position “up Will! the Radelmstcr 00ml”!!! Mr and Mrs Oscar Young were Rev James “10“” Will preach in guests at. a Thanksgiving reunion at ”I0 Cranbury that“ tomorrow. l'.Mr a'nd Mrs. Harley A'ckart's. Thurs- There will be good skating tomormw’ daI' orrseveraloitlre ponds about here. f M“; H 1.} Leach. "f Np“. York Miss Jennie Davis returned today spent Thanksgiving and will remain from Bristol, “here she spent ’lhanks- over. Sunday, with Mrs. girwlng Clan. Mr and Mrs. "Twinks E. Brow.n Jt. .. oi New York.‘ hate returned after a visit here. - ' Miss Helen llcllury of Danbury. who has been visiting here. has returned Vto: her home. Mrs. Sarah Buckley of W'cstpoit.’ sptmt Thanksgiving with her sister In‘ East Norualk. I Miss Mildred Hyatt Ids eneertalnlng. tcrday for Fort Pierce Florida, where. winter. his oyster'gr‘orlnds at Ha} island to William Zelzler the Great island mil lionaire invitations hare been issued for a card party: to be given by Miss Kath-i filigmvelgw Tucker. who spent tlrei m, “mm-'35.“ “Mam“ “mum Mr. and Mrs. Bdson'K. St. John Mill “is?“ author 3 m illiam Young and mother, hitlilrrley sir-.cet spent Thanksgiving day as the guests of Mr. Y'oung s broth er. Melville. Young. ll New street. East gNoruxgt’: pleasant Thanksgiving party spend the winter in New Orleans lesr- 5 ing here Monday. The Junior Band held it yer-y inter- esting meeting at the. Methodist par- sonage. last evening. Miss Emma Wood of Stamford. has, been the. guest (I! Miss Carrie. assembled at the home of Mr- and Mrs. Wood. 0 F E Lockwood in Railroad avenue Haw kins avenue. Thursda y. A delightful dinner was :mho't'i‘ii. ’Sl‘i‘li‘.."aio‘i‘g'.“d‘r‘”°' ”W" ‘° W“ "°"’ "“w W“ P"" or- . ris. Wed: lay evening iChostcr and South Norualk after Miss Jennie Roberts of Fort strcetfi . East Norwaik is Iisltlng irlends in. spent in gamta and music. New \ork and Brooklyn. 'II handsome monument was erect- Miss Liazle Kennedy. of Nausfltuck. red in Union Cemetery. yesterday, I. wag the 8““ t 0.1 MM, Nora Ryan. ot' the memory of Mr. and Mrs William East Norwn .ytstcrdav. 'iiloore, both of whom died not long '1 he cold weather; of the limit couplei alto The monument Is a double head of days has Inter-feral II 'good deal wtth' atone ”i 53"“ 5"““0- Weill"! 0“" oystcring down the harbor. ; too Ions stands three feet high and Mrs. George Gregory and J Sanford, was erected by Theron S. (leer. repre‘ Gregory, of Sarigutuck \isltcd friends' seating he 15"" & "09‘4"“ t-rsnite in [can Nul'u‘aLk‘ Thanksgiving. iCompany of Middletowm Connecticut. Mr. and Mrs John Roberts of Osborn' Rowuyton Mothmllh'l Evlt-‘I'Ollfll avenue.‘ East Norw.alk spout Thanks- C-.hureh Hit. A. i. Hubbard "pastor.— Slump in Brooklyn. with rentiyes. Preaching at 10:30 and at ? otloek MI. innd We William color aniliTho pulpit will be admits-I by some- IlIiidl‘eti.’ of Wtstport. spent Thankmi out III-ht by the commission; Sunday slvirrg‘thh relatlvo‘din East Norwaik. ischool at 1:30: Young People's meet- Miss Minnie Bell, who is a tcacherl ing at 6'15. Services of ti!“ ““8021! in Montcihl'r, Nee Jersey. is spending (‘lnflfi meeting. Tuesday night NI!“ the holiday Vacation at her home In nice-tins. Thursdai night: mount: for Cole avenue. East Norwalk. i children. Tuesday afternoon; Sewing Cami} A,H . McNL-tt hm- or the (‘irclc Saturday afternoon. Salts Army. has been taken into Bowayton Baptist Church services the m rahlp of the Advent Church. as follows: At 1:55 a. m.. preaching llc willfigllthe story of his lite at the. by pastor, topie. o Hills and Valleys meeting fodjort'ow evening ' ?ol llnnran Life. At 7- p. m.. praise Bill": The. gubject.‘ of the meeting of a", rice followed b sermon on the I l: Epwortit anguc tomorrow evening“ '-jett of Brousabe ignorance: Sun at the t, Norwalk Mothdllist Church: school at 12: Junior Christian Endeav- ulll he “The disc or Pray.er"fl. mm; or at It: Be toy Christian EndI-ar or at fleib with. lie the ”“2“. or the VmI'mV. ti. cpnseefat Ir meetlagm Ladies' Aid in; “at Mrs Angus“ Authler' a. the “iiolttlmates will hold scrr-irei 'lh't‘u'nday. at 7:15 p. In happy hour .It the South Wilton Methodist Episco~i scrllcc testimony in song and story. pal Chianti; Sunday afternoon, N0\‘(Im-. special business meeting to follow. irer' .',9’ at :lo'cl‘oek Them will “one“, Also regular monthly meeting of the John Sherman Hoyt and Family, oil Josephine Mrs. George N. Davis left town y-es i she will Join Mr Davis and spend the; Therbu il. l or 'kiofltl has dismsed of! i which the afternoon and evening was hill. malls and a good meeting is expect- 1‘ Theda; nah a family gathering at the! residence of- Mr. and Mrs. J. Sturges Randall, 59, Marlow menus Thanks-'1 gltlug' day...» There were present. Mr. i and Mar. John Randall and two curred r,eu at Keypor-L Long Island: M. D. I Randallond hmily. Mr. and Mrs. Clif- ford Randall, Mr. and Mrs. James l.‘iloinmediou. Mr. and am. A. N Padu’ dot-Lt vMumD‘uous dinner was served and all had a pleasant time All who hate admired the fearless tourse of John the Bartlet. whole rat meat was miners hair, and rations locust! and wild honey. will be inter-I catcd tom What became of thooe who are directly or indirectly the cause» or hlsedsoapitatlon. When Herod was in his glory and living with his broth- Ir Philip’s wife illegally.’ the Baptist «me out cordial. lnI language so an- mlstakahle that Herod caused his ar- who was solo ballet dancer of that oc- casion the. old bigarnist gave a sort of Sector-Sherry- dinner. introducing in- stead of little Egypt hf I niece. one of the moat laeeiriouo of her “Vii II as the sol}: ballet Ila-Qt of that oc- «salon ' etiolated Herod, who was fourths over the bay. his sister-iniaw that he. dwlhter anything she 0 Michel! of his king- Ml“? an'old story. and oilicial hoard .—_—v DAVRlEN AND NOROTON. Frank Frcudenthal. of Bethel. spent port. Thanksgiving In Norwallr. Miss Mary Warner is spending a few days at her home .In Wetherstiold. Mrs. P. Pi. Cantrell is entertain“ her lltnthér from Huntington. L 1. Mrs Donald D. Lyons will spend a couple of weeks with reatlv ea in New York city. More crushed sine on the «rule under I lectman Ponies. The union services held Wedanday night were largely attended and tery pleasant and interesting. Leeds Neil. of Brooklyn spent Thn'riksglvlng all the guest of Mr. and Mrs. 'lneodore Austen. Miss Clara Silllman. of New York spent Thanksgiving with her. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel sliitrnnn. . Hamid Morehonse has returned tron. school in Washington and after spend- ing Thanksgiving with his brother Aivm feed has gone to New York to spend Band Wii is being placed direction of Be- walk hospital. our and doubtful. lri. Street. of Barton. m , was badly iniured by being thrown ‘- from He carriage by a nurse ay bored. ; Tuesday morning remains at the Non - His condition is dul- new . . m pee 5AM eve i. “to! rdWl‘ I’ll“ mill 0" Ian. who will perfot’nr wonderful teats orfe la. The last. will be by lllil'olil“ )tllll Quarter on Tuesday. Mart-II 2.". The inurriago of Miss Lillian Btukos f” Holmes to John D (.‘rimmins, dwtoolt- piace Wednesday. at i p. m.. at the home of th.. bride. 1.33 Madison ave.- Ii¢ New V'flirk. The ceremony wail iyxller Father l.svolle. ol ”ELM 'l’utrick'. s cathedral. There not" which can be halls. V‘in the South Nor-- Iiiout ltitl guests present nearly all oi when: were ”Mira ut the couple The Wee llurn tlolf VQiub had tom petitions for men n Welles». .duv which w interesting Ameu'g' the Word I was It apIIroaL-hin Ion t .lllss Eleni..- .-oI Sanford a little r‘rtest. Misti"x PM It prize was a turkey. and Miss Surl'ords “us It llttlc lire pig. As a iotulaolation prize in the putting coop tc st. Mrs. Thomas J. Riggs was awardi lei .I pumpkin. ’i‘lrert: w sadiuVIimltiI'c ltoureome lli 2holos. licll was Won ill)’ Miss Julie" lcdnu Cnp’en. the prise l~bIlng a string of frostilah. The men 's 'competitlou was for turkeys. The scores were: Class .AL—Alfrod B. i’ltt. 72~l~tls; Wilber- la. Baldwin. 74~7~ 7": Malcolm it. Hit. 79—45-41; Edwin . Beoileld. Til-Mil; schuyler Merritt, Iii-+75; A. ll. White, 86-4—32; T. \Votslbury.‘ ii‘.’-—i}—~Ill. Claus B—«ll. l.. thdlitlry. 96~—12-lil, E. C. Vim Graham. 97—42—85. John Henry lluri- butt. 9X~—~l‘.’-8b'. WESTPORT. i, Mrs. l’utilt‘k Walsh is visiting Brooklyn, N. i. it. \t‘. Post and site spent the heli- In) ultil relative; in Manchester W. L. Barber and wife have returned lit: the to \lllfor'd. lifter II \‘lslt hcrt with , friends. Miss Julia Adams spent the Thanks- glIirIg holiday at her home at the Palms. i A. l-‘. Arnold and Iumlh ol Nurwalk. .perit 'l' hunksgir lug day at the home of litre. Henry Av.Iry Miss Lillian Barr has returned froth ' Mt llolyolre seminary for the Thanks» 'igiving holidays " , The Misses both and Alice llollrgcr me to guests of friends in ilrooklyn N. i ., or III Thanksgiving. Rev. .iabez llackus and wife spent iThuuksgiving at the home of the for- lmer's mother, in Colt-heater. i The. Misses Josie and tillsie Reader ,0! Brooklyn. N .i'., were holiday guests to! Mr. anti Mrs. James Healer. \\' teki) prayer meeting or the Greens il-atms church was held last e'tenlug.. int lhr reside ~nce of litre Mary Adams. ‘ DI and Mrs. A. E, Banks who have flieen visiting friends at the Farms. hurt returned to their home in Betlrel. Last night Ii number-of local firaug~ are visited the Weston Grange, where. ll turkey supper was a pleasing tilling. with a sandwich of song recitation and reading. (in Sunday Herr Buchlei, who l‘f'-‘ I'ently conducted ii series of studies In mngregntional singing at Stratford, will deliver two ndresses in the (fou- ill Vulcan En“: . iland is ex- pbelegetea of Cemmerclal Colleges to iMlss Niilu P. Hudson, of New llritrtln. Ian authority on penrnuiiship. hanged by i. S. Brown. A . . s. ‘m‘ it ;4 III. . Iii‘wi ndyowdoctor l i He says: ‘fAyer’s ChVerry- Pectoral J. O. Ayert‘e. , Lowell. lees. '- . for coughs. e ‘r‘ _ aoucAroae' AssocIAI-Iou. mo... . ., Meet in Bridgeport. .\ meeting at the IIItcilurs of the va- rious business colleges in this state will lie held today in~ilrldseport. with Brown's Business college. At the meeting steps will lIe'iaksn to organv lac II State Business l'itiitclriors"AasI,-- I-luiion. This will be held in oonnuw lies with the monthly- institute of the Ilrowrr colleges. A number of colon educators ban- a pied invitations to be present and a trees the gathering. Mr. Brown sent invitations to the twentyone leading business colleges of the state and received answers to sixteen of them. Among the guests will be Horace (l. Haaly, editor of the Penmurr‘s Art Journal. of New York. Carl C. Marshall. of Cedar Rapids. ,Oowu, It compiler oi text books. and An excellent program has been ill“ the president of the ilrown colleges Among the subjects which will be discussed are: 'WlIIIt Corporations i‘WVt‘l of (hurt- rrrerciul Stllool Graduates." Miss Ethel ll. Merriam: “The Responsibilities of a Teacher." Mr. Hastings: "The Hit: tory of Sirol‘rhand, Miss Jessie Smut; ‘l‘eumanship. a Study." Miss N. l'. Hudson: “How LTench Penmanship: E. 5. Watson: “Business Practice by the intercommunicntion Plan." It. w. White. ' After the papers have been there. will be discussions. 71‘“ G . HOUOATONIC RIVER FROIEN. DERBY. Nov. 28.-Litintlnutsi cold “rather has frozen the llousatonic Blv- or above the dam so firmly as to per- mit of skating. This Is the first time in thirty-five years that the river sur- face has froztm so early in the: JaéhI-Ioh. anemone. ll. arm means-u llama nut HI pl ‘ lab. 'I rum-ta“ munitions K . «59w until.“ “u“ mbma V. Ier 9““ m..“ 3L1 gregarional (’hrrreh. Mrs, Emily [leer-s and Miss Anna ill Jennings have been rc-electrd presifl dent and secretary llllil irmIsumr‘. ’re- upectively. 0f the Ladies’ Aid Society or the Greens Farms church. W. R, lkluglass, of Washington. has been visiting here. the home of his youth. Mr. Douglass lindtt little change in Westport. aside from'the do. parture through death or removal of many of his boyhood companions. it was a Bridgeport crew. Motorman Johnson. not Motorman Lyon. whose ear struck and killed Mrs Emeline Hall. .llyon and Kirk came on the scene after the accident picked the unfortunate woman up and conveted her to \‘l’estport. LYONS PLAINS. Henry Nichols- and son Frank, spent Monday in llanbury. Miss Rose Cleary Is spending several days with roiatims in Bridgeport. .' Mrs L. it. Hoyt spent Thanksgiving with her sister and family in Bridge Mrs. Clifford Patehcon and daughter are spendltfx a ten .days in Stamford. Service in Emmanuel Church. Sun- day. the 29th.. at the usual hour. ‘2: so mPlgVillllpSI-lrhmdt and Weanin- t r dren Sumner. or first ends on Thanksgifilhs as iili'c. Thomas Treadweli returned home Sunday rvenlng. tram a visit hull, Mrs. Horace Hurlbuu... In Nora. e t Mrs. lsmre Thorpe entertained her children and grandchildren Thanksgiv- ing. Her husband was also ”home from Noroton ‘ John Willliams anti “lit: Miss Mar- guerite Lrulford and friend. spent Wed. nesday in 1! port. and my; Olin-rt run. «831W; i‘bL—d- :7.“ it 26 I in Diilliiiii. so exraA cuuaott‘tltfi roa c‘Aap'v. , Coal that. will give you full value for your money is the only kind we sell. The kind that is clean and that is cost. all the may aid counts fer warm and control! or you and WW4” . . I Hliiiliiflil I lit m NAIVDB,‘ Seaside Ave. I Eat Not-walk. Moon! on. MIMI Nam Mrs E E. Colelllan 443m Main 5“! So. _Norevalfi.V has opened her Mlllilltll‘ll .ParloVVVrVi if Full line of Fall and Winter Hats. TM"; UnWed.. Outing Hats from 81.00 to woo. _osu.V am) noon. as some unis arm's Win. a g “ \\\\\ Ill iii/I, ,§\ \I\\\lt lath! ohm/I'll); \VIVIVIV‘i' , 1/ .I/ Ins-mite.» vawae sun rises. _ ‘ the“ seasons“ cassette can. ‘ also III "7”!“ mi: Ado ehvsa‘uarma JINKINS' FIT. "jug. llitt . . i liilh‘t it Emilia. t‘fd’..2~ ll “V as , «dictum Electric has" um . 3 stunner. can chew them in ,7, .M 17.3. or I on: we. to enemy be m- do! [spines and General. nach- he Ventilated. m .II... who“ - through anrl}whlch every penny thgtls . l . ‘ Ii" 11' It. Home . ~I ' . ”'“i'i'it'wml 2i "Intuit than“ , I, . of the country ii an all other diseases pull together. an until the last years was supposed to be incttfllrlfl M II great many years doctors par nuanced it a local disease and preserib ed local remedies. and by constantly falling to cure with local treatment. pronounced it lnuiruble. l-leionLe has prdtou catarrh to be II constitutional disease and therefore requires consti- tutional? trea‘rnent. Hall's Qatari-h cure. manufactured by ltd. Cheney d: I‘ol, Toledo Ohio. In the only constitu- tional cure on the market. . It Ia tak errirlnternally in dosoerlrom 10 drops to I: tellspormful. it acts directly till the blood and mumus'aprtaI-es of the system. They otter one hundred dol- lars for any case it falls to euro. Semi for' circulars and testimonials. Address F. .l. CHENEY k 90.. Toledo.0 Sold by Druggists 75c. , Halls Fsmllt Pills are the best. new ‘il 5" ti- COKE It ls used will) just as much Walton and at a much cheaper price than Vcoal. Ni: Heat. when all drafts Open", is intense and when it; necessary to keep fire over night fill tbs. stain and CLOSE IT TIGHT Your fire will be ready' ffi thc morning. O. L12} 9 'PHONE. 57-3. trinity ilillillgh 4.“. .,....._.« Lamb Fries. I Esealleps. Oysters. MILL POND OYSTER. FINEST GROWN, . .——-———_ For Strength try a bottle of Tourer Peri urine. ‘ ',§fa4——~l— IMPERIAL CAFE. Railroad avenue. throttle. oils—.503. A deposit placed . with the Industrial ‘ Wage and Loan Company hear! a handy -deend efflvepereent. per annum freon date “.4, ‘ _ date withdrawn. flare MW— of New York and connect“) at. *- IRAVNCN OFFICE. 12 I0. MAIN ST. .___. new sari.» Directors. Resident Managua. Mortimer N. Lee R. L. Osborn Charles I. new John I. Lawrence I e;- Drvrdcnd ‘ i» has ,I.'i 1. Either. order!" and (ma! Buckshotfillfi::3 “ mble‘krgc LE?E1:I’;:;‘M. , g fut: informa- V'noUGLAfi Lacsraco era. Brokers. Fiscal uts. Remit“ ‘Ndw \‘o‘rl: Consolidated Stock Ed ..66 Wyay Varul I7 New Street. I: fork} . a. “some saunter It...“ m "‘ - e lathe? arena; as There is more (atarrh In this section ‘ iew‘ of deposit until NOTHING m rmi ekAra‘lLI'N! none In: sAIIaIiv a. nanny. We have always sold them and our 17 years' experience right here provta them the most popular SKA'i‘lii made. Other llli'll'il.‘ i'lIt tur'IIIs lune tried to get us to lrurrtllti tinir goods. but llarncy I lierry a name . on ll SKATE nreum beauty, ltll‘t ugth slrrrplitlty. liglrtneds. adiustalilllty and t ‘urabiltty to that to “glee o] excellenu- not obtained in any other make. We deal direct with the donthntiously reeomme Barney do in m ‘s as the best SKATE i‘i‘ilio nutr- trot. 'Ollit BKATWB are Nitl'l. and while a cheap iron skate can be ilrr Viahod or loole like steel thesewul .not commas, W81- o worm! kills and an IV. HAaoWAIis. , 112 Wublngton It. .0. Norwalk. ’Phon. 43-0. l: I! vii Wall Paper PERFIQT IATIBFAOTION IN IUYv iNG WALL PAPERVB CAN ONLY I! HAD WHERE THE ASSORTMENT II LARGE. THE DESIGNS ARE VARI ‘ IED, AND THE. PRICES ARE RIGHT. sues spanner cousmauou CAN ONLY as rouse AT oua sroat. ~ YOU WlLL FIND THIS TO as so av PAYING us A vrstr. ‘ To Order—Window Shades. Pit:- turew Frames. Dealer In Wall Papers. Paintera’ Supplies, Artists Materials. SPECIALS. White Curtain Poles witli Fix- tures. rec.. Cloth Window Shades. with irirrge,_a 25c. _ ‘ Solid Brass Half curtain Roda. 3 it. long, with fixtures, roe. .“Shure-Cut" Can Opener, cute easily. No ragged.’ edge. seer sTEzL PAatNo Krilvua, i ) PAINTING. .PAPER HANG- mo DECORATING. “d7 Washington Street, 80““! "09"“, Telephone Connections lanthanum “66 ““1" “GB ”at” “9.9.91.” $6.25 gsé: Ion. Why say your sister coal. may" .. We handle onty the “BEST Lm" COAL mined. and can therefore goal): antee satisfaction. Send us a trial or- der. and we will convince you oi the erlis 01 our coal. Best 'No. 2 Nut. (not the flat slate! ,_ stud); 85.00 per ton. Best Cumberland Bituminous at attractive prices. Chum in large or small quintities shamammo, cord least“ or raved and split. . ., [Hills [.06le Go can hey the best for an Initial priest ‘ l aynt§:0p,is.j- '. ' I“ K ‘ ’ ' Tuesday”. “Wm; . 3? holiday at 5: Qt”. In. .' _- ’ In I!“ V_ remglffltospm. 1.: I. 122 WATBIIV at" :. . so "91!?ng ' ' insert onto. a so. no» at. It'd-m enlist-6."; ’—' v 3 . ‘ ‘V'V i: Til. at . .1. Sarith 55 I * . Not-walk, PLUMBING AND arm . HEATI NO. ” . HOT WAT :HBA HOT AIR 'rrso. arouse AND W - our: sun risked tili- Gas and lteain Pit.” co. flirtation Metal“ lat... lieu Have you seen our stick of ’ y , L‘rcrmosn molar ' THE round a- Anorcmtitl f? ‘ NY. . ll factory. warrant every dilate and can ’. . We consider that thi! it I ‘00! a B: to do painting. We will aoyellr .. Bi with the best materials in Bid with; manner which our expel‘ldllfh WW“ and .‘be best of it all Is that OUR PRICE! Ans LOW. b \_V ---I 7'. 'Palrtirg, Decorating" -~——-—a-——.~..—~V’~V...;'V.J it I". "V: ii ‘i.’ :sIUf-‘j. ‘ l‘il mi poi-wars. » to Pint Auntie. ~‘I'aiephone can. 1:52....‘Lagg The Gate smiled no. FOR STEAM A am HOT WATER HEATING iNDUN" A WARM HOU.IJ‘LMYA AND NIGHT, l" COLD‘DT “H. WEATHER. 1.“ plead for catalogue and iVnI'eethatVeI Myoaneit , . ,V. ’ng tutor I litigator County. 3 ' 96' LIBERTY bTREET , The birth Slanted Corinne (Incorporated) ._a..l.; d Darryl-freight ...I‘r°é‘V rostrum... scum: miracle audits-wraith 3 nuns" any a! New ... I find Soaahrum,‘ . ‘ 1‘9!“er york. blonds .-Wednelid _:.‘d' . ’hli‘r' To do: our: Bohnlry. ‘ some ..I Money Order! had-iii" Milieu Europe. For sale at. lower} ywritten. 4. or; llgsitluco. a: Mfrs w. I ‘ oil and zinc. hand M . fl: "mammals. a.
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