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Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 5, 1903 · page 3

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WEATHER FORECAST.

l~‘oI Norwalk and Iicluity: Cloudy
ilmighi. iair Sunday. 'l‘ht‘ disturb-
.Incc that was. ill the, Lake region. yes-
terdil'y morning is now paiising out thi
:1t. anr-eanalley. ltmnoyv pmduc

g cloud) weather with hurries oi

ow in thr rastein portion of tho
l'lhke region and New England. Plenu-
aht heather preiaiis in the central and
western sections Conditions favor for
this Iicluity cloudy weather. with liar-i
rites of snow followed by clearing wea-
thcr on Sunday

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A daughter has been born to Mr. and'
Mrs. John J. Farrell of Norwalk

Miss Nina A. L's-Iris. of Norwalk was
in Southpon \esterdm, calling on
friends.

—-Roast pork IUc lb. at Schauh'a.

Miss Goutrudc Kinzeli has returned
to Milford, after a visit with her sis-
iori'lnii-louth Norwulk.

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~Linonine at the Clittord Pharmacy.

Dr. Frank Baldwin of Ansonia. iii
the guest of Dr and "liiis. C. F Bout
“ell. Crescent Terrace

tleoIge H. Lockwood and family haw

ui'oierl from Maple street to Golden
lilll street. South Noriv.allt

--Silit down sofa pillows, pliloII tops.
ribbons, fancy hakfi-L, cloth dolls. etc.
M. S. Smith lit Co. .

Miss Maude KiIIzi-Ll of South Nor-
walk has beeen Ilsitlng in Milford. at
the horns of her grandmother.

mandating pork 12c lb. sausage 10c.
Hayes.

A number or Nniwaik Masons went
to Westpmt and United Timplc I. odge
of that place. l'lllllhdit‘ netting.

chlufi of Southh \o'valiL"l II in
nti'cst ‘of not daughter. rs. ‘8 low
Elicwis in Glenlnook this week

--182. $2. 50 and $3 Dorblus. O Brien' a,

and Mrs L). 1. Allen hate re
tu'rn'ed to their .hotnc. aim at Iislt in
New York with Dr. Elmer Alien.
~Stillson'l‘oivcll Corporation Slbilri
ldnonine.

George Kane of South NorvI alk. was
:I guest of Frank '.l‘hompii0n in Smith' 5
Ridge. during tho ThanksglIlng holi-
duo's.

-—Row_ayton Hos-e Co.
llall. tonight.

Si. Mpry'sChnrcLI Rm. ..l H 0' Don-
uoil,roctor..‘1imdm sor‘j‘ltts’: Masses
at 7, 3:30 and 10 30 a. m. . IL-npers at
:t: 30 p. m.

~Dueks 18c'liI at Sehaub‘s

Miss Clara Cummings; vol’ Brooklyn.

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and Fritnlt Hitchcock. of Normiki.

were guests 07 W. Samuel ilaimoud
in-‘New Canaan, Sunday.

Mrs. ‘Charlca G. lves. of West Main
stroot,‘ entertained the Helping Hand-
Circle of the King’s Daukhtcrs of the
Norwnllt Methodist Church. yesterday
afternoon. ~

——Llnbnihd tit Zeitt’uss'ii new phar-
macy.

Ex- (‘omniodoie (‘iaILIIie F Osborn.
of Arch sIIeLi who is making a tour
of the world has llt’ell in Yokalioma.
Japan. and sent aouienii postal c'atdu
io séI erdl friends.

A. N'.‘ Thorium foreman ot the plat-
ingq'oofn at tile‘Lockwdhd Minufttctm-
Ing Company 5 plant‘, is confined to his
home in West avenue “in: an attack
of typhoid fever.

-The largest variety of 100 candy
to be round at M s. Smith a. Co is.

Mr. and Min. William M Apperson
re turned from their wedding tour. that
m .ening; and are now residing Mm. the
parents otv vtlio: bride, Rev. and Mrs.
Dewitt '1‘ \an Daren in Norwalk.

Harry Popper uill sing at the mo
morial service of tho Elks in Bridge-
port. 8 day evening. His selections
will '1» he lost Chord. Salmon: Dad-
dy. Behrens: and Bet ore It Is Too Late.

~8mnll fresh hams 121/.c 1b., pork
chops 121M. roasting pork 12c. Hayes.

There will be meetings held in the
saIIstlon ArmI Hall in South Main
antre‘ct. tomorrow. at 3 p In. and 8 p.

led by the new unconrflwtniu
M'cHonry and Brooks All are wel-
come. 4 cf...

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FRIH'H Wilt. (Imallloins), ...... '..' ...... ................... 7!: 15'
3mm. Fall's" CALIFORNIA HAms ....... iob'ifh‘

arm .n E’hfi‘OHiCKENO, ..... ; .................... is Aap me i.

Psi a0As'r. ............................................. “cc
stAor. sour...............................: .................. iooLs.‘
Fgmma: LAMs.....I...... ..... ..................... 1k us.
ass, “ticks”.

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muffin, W .., ........ . ..... .. ...... -. ............... '15: i...
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gunk Ann aAauvs sauna: .......... . .......... 2 us. 259.
ammo Porn-nations: ........................... tlé LII"
PnAquuarla sAusAoz, ................ 4.4.1.4... ..... 19° on,

non
cu“ : rum“. MAIN: VEAL Push Ta'tPn, Pins i-iockt.
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SEVENTEEN DAYS TO DO
i-THE CHRISTMAS SHOP-
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FINE FUR COATS.

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Rich. and iiIxiiribns, and tic-IV
liglitiiillx \Iiitm
.\'o "PHI to till illl\ \\Ulllilll oi'l'
iodai "It" gratification that faults}
from powessing a time (or coal. l
Ala-Int walk-$325. to 6356. l
Persian lamb-$75 to $150.
Nearseal and electric- seat coats
arec handsomo-vlnd very little-4
cod-$27 50 to $45.
Second floor.

, WARM coarrs.

| Lil lIL.I\I cloth. lincd \Iitli good
.saiin trim and stylish. hllUllldCi‘
{to shoulder \IitlI the honest iusn i
'IiUll. :
I ll lack 0i Casioi Hurt-1C), inilitniy-
'looking silIL‘I or "ill buttons-
ISILI.

l'x'ci'sc) “iiil snapping of im-
,sci or satin oi iflllllllt‘li uitit
stitched IclIct. black or castdr.

$Io.

Montagnac keipcy oI clILIiot in!
rich looking black oi handsome;
icasiot. graLciul ll(‘\\ models ,~$l5. i

Zibciinc mode :iitractiIL lI)|
long~liaircd finish, black or ox-i
4 ford.- “gray. skirted military mo let i
—$i2. 5L).

liiSil‘Olll-i kcIsL) in Mink czis- |
tut and oxiorii- 1:71“. irinuncdl
\'\itlI IIIartial coi'.Ll lIaIe military'
e.:ipc lined Milli lican satin. ~$I8.

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imam rungs of :t liivrli pIiLc- mind i

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CHRISTMAS RULES THE
i'STORE IN EVERY PART.

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lot \ILui li_\ night. or in tin)
MSiIIIch saiisiiing. int-\pciisivc
Sucalcrv-Ili- 5L) and up.
Cardigan jaCkCi§-7SI to $1
l-‘la'nuclc'tte ‘gzirmcnts:
pctticoatsmzsé. to $I.25
IIiglIt-goivns-«soc. to $2.
Knitted lcggiiISv-SUc.
Second floor. .

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THE ROWLAND}
D'R'Y Goons co;
Bridgeport. Coon. .'

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Timothy H. Poster. of the lino of
Foster Brothers in Dsnbuiy, w;ho
.spnained his ankle two waits ago is}
‘ ablq to be down ioun today. by using
a tune , .

‘—-3 lb. chop h:_-et‘.2.‘ii-'. Schaub‘a. - i

'i‘iiiv‘ meeting of the executive com-i
milice of tho L'nlied Hatters ot'Northi
America in New \ork city, to whichi
Robert Pearson, want Monday, is atiil
ll “037.9893. ‘

Requisition by
George M. Cole

AdjniaIIt-General':
for the following»
amounts were approved. Thursday. by {
Governor Chamberlain: Care or ar-v
morles. 82.600; arsennlv repairs. $200:
new uniforms. $500.

——l.lnoninc at Plerce's hIidge phar
time;

The Norwalk City Cod'nbil will holdi

LII. monthly meeting on "Mon'tln'yi
619 ng; Theprcsdnt council will. hold'
two more meetings before going out of;
ofllce,n0n Monday ovenlngnDeoom ti
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21 and probably one near the and
the month or December.

~Disk talking machines and records I
at but prico.‘ Edison Phonograph,
and all the latest records on easy paI-
menu at Ji'Wz-Studvrell.“ ~~ ‘ . . I'Iv"

Miss Charlotte- ammonia sistér ot'
‘Iirs. Ann‘io Bothtord. formerly of 10
Bayview avenue South Norwalk pass
ed away at hsI' home. 2 Weatv 120th.
Street. New York, Sunday, Novembor.
29th, 1303 Mtcr a long and paintul'
Illness.

-Turkeya Is and 20c lb. Hayes. i
Mia Manet smut n is d‘dlté‘iflati
“Thhgi'k. ’4 il'I'I ch wigs formerly ‘tlis
Hotel minnow Bhé‘ is threatened.
with appendicitis and for this reason
muses: imam view-muons
l‘nt the QtEnhhatel'ry who was recently
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That tlicqu'a'hw- oi your W muscles and can"; We”

31041:th Mimconmm oi: r digestion EM manihaoiu
élmtha minor! and m Mon. and don, your
Wwfliw‘kuptothclriuiicnupultywh orwmi
stat: This tonic props-tics of thc Oat have been reconstituted in the
Rusk. and lo pcrfccily out! scientifically cooked that your stomach

can handle it. OAT RUSK“:

wppiin to thc' brain worn: the pit'olphaus which build iiuln nod
mum: to the manhunt the oils Mortimer vhkh few
7min war: of ‘rnurciii and fituc; and; mm imports») thurall
it will supply the food propu'tiu which

WIlLL GROW VIGOROUS
CHILDREN

red blooded Boys and Gun. «tout: in action, robust a. health?

- 1i tut Mt. that will “titty my Pareit that the limit
sta'ttils alone as a food to grow licaliliv and mid tzhitdmi.

Do not swept a substitute horn your dealer. Thu-eh
substitute for Cat Rusk. and iii: dealer docs not propose one ii»
your bandit.

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south Norwnlk, Conn.

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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

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The following lt‘iteuii rerpain uncall a man wuo seems afraid to him: any
political convictions whatever runs for

v0 ce you spoilt of him as an ‘ind pcn
undid to."-r—Chic

South NDTWilili.—Eill'fll‘ll J. Area. '0“ c 8. ago Tribu 9

Mrs. Biirt'ans. Franklin street; .lolinv "T

 

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RD Ild “My lslalllam buss Lug!»
Elihu.”

“ht on I‘m

till: Andreas l'nazton Charter; .1.
care Mrs, A. Frans; Li" E,‘3:d'nk'§’.ltl

1‘ eat. 4

Hum Smith. 3.3334419? to“ :II “I I-Iha
, Not ualk. ~Uactauo llrosci... "'i' Chaplc' i 12;?“ 5' ""£:"“""""'"

. . lelh' IB'PIMI... in l~”". by y.
. wheel; if. Hatch (Cranhnry ) ;. offing“ 44" Mutiny-III! n I.
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Telegraph Operators Receive Good” Wages

but the position iti 0nd of responsibility and It is a positiw requirement that
the applicant oporato iucuratcl).
is instI'I'uttoI in our department.

A railroad operator of iiXLepiionai aliiilty

Coma awnings it‘ you cannot attend the day' session of the mileqp- Milli a
national reputation

The Brown Business college.

George E sartqin, President,
UNITED BANK BUILDING. '

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Yo'u MuSt Inueét lt._

DO YOU SAVE

Would you Save I! 00 per month and upward
if your Mistrial and Dita-est. him Ham» se-
cured through ,

The Smith Nora/aik Trust Co.

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THE PROPQSITION
IS NOT speculati‘be. Investigatefhlsmntm.

It'Willi'ntmt‘ .' : .3... .,

FOR KULL PARTICULARS 'ADDRESS
Charles E. Curtis. '
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The l‘ltinipltrcy
fills Arc Systcin.

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burn you to dot port-r. I! you (in
Invariant; no» to do It fight.

‘31: tho”. I!!! Iran the above

ban is it”! about It“;

ina'lfi
Men's 66. -
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ravine!!! yogurt 4‘:
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. it it L1 it is!

d. Iltm John N.

If you do not burn On. on an.

Ilaht- 1n and). and bar who! my

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civics suitors

Flint MMIIOL'lth Hoigpliaopal (‘lidrclL
ilct W W T Duncan tInstoIH—tt 30

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union servi .rwcpi p mpmborl:
'2' flunilsgeschool'a'Pn'il' H
.vlaans; 6 p'. m.. Young People's 1:12:44:

4:5; 7 p. on, praise abrv'lee qua

lrcas.‘ Music for tho day will hit):
.viornlnir, aIItlIL-I.II "'llii- oioiy of the
until." Spinney; Hill), lie 'l‘altLi-I MI
trier," liolilrvn, Mrs. Halon. Eienlnu:
.tnfbétn,” "0 Lord Iron Manifold."
.litt lIv: anthem. "the Day is l'ust."
anti; Iiolln Hilo‘liy Frank h‘tnrto—
v;ant anthem. "Praise \‘c;" Hutu, '
Ilnini- Redeemer." Untitled Mrs. Ea-
vton. . .

Norwslit Methodist Episcopal

Church. Rov. L. li, Hanna‘s panor—
Monthly serrl'co or the 9. ill board at
H 3.0 a 13).; Ho 3 Couimduioni 02“” s.
m. .. Bdn‘day school and how 'class at
12.; Epwortli League service at 6: 30
i) to: evening service; with sermon at
7: 30: selection: by the choir, quartétte
‘0 Lamb (If God " VHolricn: quartetto
v “.‘(otne Unto Mi..' Nevin; Anthem.
Appear Thoi4 leiI'i Divine " Moi rison.
quartetie "'Tlc limno Light.’ Macy.
Wild Alclutu M4-thntllst Episcopal
Chart-.11 Rev. E. t‘..itnnlnghsm pastot.
— Morning service: AnnIVersary Love
Pedal 9 :iii a ".:m Holy Communion.
10: 30 it ill. ; Sunday school, 12 m.; Ep—
Worth League. 6 p. n41: tender. 5.
Edward Si Iona. topic" Lost and He II-
lean—A M n WIthdut Chfiifi'i. eteninfi'
$071100, 7 toque: on t pastor
Kllig'him ’S'treet Amid P5,.C'i1urch.-
10: 45 a. preaching by Rev. Dr: Ml-
Ier. of N w York; I If)” Sunday
Ht'llOOi loll II ‘tho Ruperintendcnt': 6. 30
II. In.. Junior Christian Endeavor. led
by Miss Minnie Taylor daughter of
Deacon Taylor; 7. Senior Christian Eu-
tloav.or led by Mrs. James Fuller: ll
o'clock preaching bv Rm. MI. A'yie'r.
Mrs. J. D Taylor not having recovered
sufficiently to take chargo of the slug-
I-Iig the assistant choIister. Mrs. Julia
v.(‘ laI “ill be in charge and good music
'will be rendered. Seats are true and
all urc' welcome. ‘ '
'coau'asoA‘rioluAL.

South Norwalk Congregational
(‘ hurch, West street and 11 est avenue,
Fi-éemlm acting pastor.
‘ "10: .IO a. In" preaching topic A Model
'(‘onfegslonz‘ music: OI gan prelude in
it: lam Not tho‘World, quartet: Jesus.
Lowr of My soul. Mr'sii Anna Frances
VTroat. 1‘: III. Bible sc.hool Lamont.
'mILIinings and Christina St loner Clubs;
'27 80 p. thumbnails, Budda and Christ;
music: How Lovwly Aro 'liIv Dwell
iings,' qiiarintf Nail the Day is Over.
quarto-72' There in a Land. Quin-:tet of
:lo iioII VCaIItilcuc in A flat
. “APT: 1.
‘ Solitll Norwslk Bapttnli'cuurcii H II.
Carpenter. pastors-10: :10 n. m" object
lesson tor children; topic of sermon.
‘Christ’s Bequest to the. Ctti‘isttanfl
Bible school. 12- It»; Y: P. 8. 07C. E.
B. 00 p m: eIenin'g' service 7 p. m.;
topic of so rmon The Marty and Judg.
Iiioni.,ot God. " A cordial welcome to
all without othorvchurch homo: ten
iminutes after meeting tor the praise
and prayer.

First Baptist. (‘huILII Norwaik. i). w.
Tnlmnge \nn Daren. pastorrl’rayer
meeting at 10:00 It. In; sermon at 10:30
a. 111.: Sunday sclmnl at 12:00 m.: B.
Y. P, L'. meeting.' at. 6:30 p. m.; sermon
.It 7 30 II in. l‘rnici meeting 'lhuris-
ody st7..:lllp.m Soatntrse. Acor-

 

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EPISCOFAL.

'l‘I'lIIiiv Church. R'eI. ‘Rotnllly F.
liu'niphrics, rector. —8n. m. .lioiy Com-
muni n; 9: 45. Sunday school; 11
io'c’loc llolv Communion socond ser-
imo'n iii the Advent solids: topic. The

.tdIeIIt and Future Sultatlon Usual
monthly choral. serIlcc will be post.
nonod until litter the new or an is
completed Binding service 7:?! p. m..
with stings-s on the Minist'ty ol‘ the
‘li‘azi; .oI. the Wlnnowl'ng P'r.lccss
' Glace ChIiIelI. ReI. 'Jnmt‘s Beaten
Weiuer, rectal—Elrst celebration of

How Communion. 8 o'clock; second
celebration, with sermon 10: 80; Sun-
day school -noon;i evening prayer with
sermon 7: 30 o'clock.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOClETY.

First Christian Sciontc satiety,
Noiwalk— —ltegular Sunday serum at
the Readln Room, Masonic Vbuildln

 

67' Wt 60'”: "Will
December 6. ‘God The PreserIer of
Mini:- '-' Testimony ' meeting, Wednes-

day at .T0 both services the
public. l's co tally invited. Reading
room open to the public each IIeek daVyV,
irom’. " to 5 n. In. '
ADi'Ifi'b'Nf CHRIBTIAN.
Authent istih p Chiitfch,J Van Zandt
Istrt'i‘ct, East onulk, Rev”! ..W Dav-
is .—At 10: 30' thefi'wm' he the
ecsl4t bit or new authors, Communion
and dr‘s-fb‘ss Fdiy school at 12

log at 6:45.
€943 vice Wit 1'? the‘ pastor
dies. ‘jctl tonal," 'rlie'Créiitnr Créat~

ed; creation n» ‘ _ V
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Edith ' Norman Musician-Regular
setvi‘ce tomon‘ow. ms at- -:s 15
o'ltioék. Tucson moorings I're very In~
temttng d’ the min ls welt titled
nearly evh Bitn‘dh‘y.‘ “marrow Miss
Lillie Walsh wit stag; come and en'-
my this. set-vices" mfl’ weicdiité.
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the sumac-protection by inth .
11' th coat: with chapels
ls‘, ry 1L” “ tidtilii finish (it
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m’flnvers sh;1 ls—-all

14m 6! pretty
d s are gossip the m inns "

rgo Jeweicd buttons uni a b: oulq
ot‘fiile pink 't'repe as chin9 that as:

still“): showing of ‘blaélt 'lace and
F .17 knots.- The French knots-are
t'uI' -the bands or plain siilr' that
:liglné he hrctéll't! still trim th‘o full
so . ' "
i bite never been!- {0' like too ruin:
shirhvnists. There in ditch s Inri
or‘ ierisls‘tb‘nr‘sirs than or that 6%
méonntnntiy

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I. m..c|aut1ittb’0tlnl: 10:30:! uh. “I!“ ' '
e'a'a Bible "

dial uelcomc to all who attend these

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3 ‘ l'n‘tlle litest hid; 73' "something We 31% turning ’but canVeofiiV‘ Du,”

it. but we do not approve of the “leave well enough alone" theory. Do not”;
6 followink prices spank (at themselves? And they are but rtsw of tho 7‘"?

.4 n¥$mmnnnos .2 .......... . .......... .

MAY MANTON’ S PATTERNS.

iiiter
Wrappers

We' be got a wrapper equipment here that you should look
into. Made of dark cambrics and ,percalrs. Made of pus!!!»
printed f/annelctts. Madcln the most careful manner and. prlctc .
to please you. , ' 1

Women' .s Percale Wrappers' in brocade: or stripes, bah;

trimmed, deep flounce, at .i 00.
Women' s Reliance Corsette Wrappers in stripes and doLi.‘
“~25:

Womqn' s Flannelette Wrappers? in the newest patterns, at
$1 00'

Women s Reliance Corselle Wrappers. fancybrald trimmed
made up in the latest dtvle, at Qhflo
The Ideal Heavy Flannelette Wrappers, handsome mm
and latest style trimming and cut, from St. 50 to $2 9Q

A full line of long and short Kimonos lrom
59¢ to $3.25

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shim: ,. ' ' ' snarl;
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moral-pct ’ 32.2

Ladies’ patent coil Gooduear wells holler
cracks.

Ladies’ vici kid, patent lips extension solos
wells.

Ladies patent. colt hide button. vent slulIsii

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Neokwoar....
n I: Impossible to am a. mm: .10!!an yards

of who! anf'alliirlnn' amalgam of now v"
nsukmar ls lure {or your- lhhpootlon.

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86 Washington Stunt. . .700": Norwalk.
’ 3'76 S. Tiiloteon "Z
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Annual alumna. 5an o! Trimmed Mllllnory, .

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A chance

foryoh to “have money he's in giving us it chance to estimate on any building
work you are thinking of doing.

We Have the
Machine

which enables us to do all sorts o'i mill work at lower rate; than moat egg
Celtic 1,

Mis$ioo Furnituro- .2.

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