Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 27, 1904 · page 7

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

dent ion take advantgge
these nmlala?

21 lba. (Iran. Sugar (with other
goods) . $1.00

3 lbs. Pure Loaf hard, 25c
Fancy Elgin Creamery Iluttor. 25c lb.

3 lba.1.argo Santa .Clara Valley
Prunes. ~t- w

:l Cans Tomlflouf‘lsoi‘

25c

atomic

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24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST N ORWALK. CONN.

hill NUI‘IWIILII

 
 

 

Ilcnry Buckingham. who ha; been III.
is lmprovi

William 8 Banks is ill with the grip:
at his home.

M1,... Viola Deckci ls spending today llarttord Railroad Company. III having

in Hr Idgcport.

"prove all things.‘ is the motto ofllrls residence III Rowayton avenue

the Printers Devil.

Mrs. George E. Bet-3km of Tlilrd a e- the “'0'“

true, is III with pneumonia.

Miss Lillie Ntcandei and her mother 590W)“ and needed lflt‘lt‘l' (‘Oflkillx tic

I

drink he must be a pretty good take;

-—Prescriptlont a specialty thro1’: ”If mumm-

are both 111 at their home in liort
street.
When a man takes a notion for a

to hold II

llridge Pharmacy.
Miss Marion Waiters of Bridgeport

who has been visiting fr.icnda hast]

IIIIIrncd to her home

A young lady who is employed In.
South Norwalk had a bad (all on an
icy sidcualk this morning.

The annual election of otl'iccrs of the
Junior Aid. will be held at the weekly
meeting at the East. Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church parsonage Friday
night.

The regular class meeting was held
at the East avenue church last night
under the leadership of James llllom-
Incdlcu. The bad weather kept many
away who would otherwise have at-
icndcti.

A meeting of the Ladies" Aid Sm
citcy of the East avenue church was
held this morning in the ladies' parlor
of the church. The attendance was
flood and considerable business was
transucted. 'I‘hc meetings have form—
my bcen held in the afternoon.

The announcement was made till:
morning of the engagement of Miss
Anna E. (Iroeschner, daughter of Mr.
anti Mrs. Ernest GroeIchner. to Harry
't‘ollina Ward. of New Haven. The
time, for the wedding has not yet been
fichl.

Many of the residents of East Nor-
walk were compelled to walk to bus»
laces this morning. owing to the fact
that the steel storm had crippled the
trolhy.‘ H‘li‘lt'f‘. The walking was so
but that many oi them took to the
middle. of the road rsthrr than tempt,
Providence. by tryingtu navigate the
the sidewalks.

William R. Gilbert has a curiosity
In the shape of a fifty dollar bill. which
is dated 1778. and was li'xsucd when
Philadelphia was the. capitol of thc
l'nited States. Mr. Gilbert found the
hill among some old papers of his ia~
thcr's. recently. lie does not know
whether it is of value now or not. but
intends to’tiud out.

It is rumored here that Alonzo Wit-
son‘ of Rowayton. has made a success
of the perpetual motion machine on
uhlch he has been at work for a long
time. The machine 13 said to be in
Bridgeport. it is now stated to have
run for sixty-five weeks. and there is
no probability of its stopping. Anoth-
cr rumor is that Mr, Wilson has been
uttered a. large strut of money for the
patents on the machine.

Andrew Carnegie has Introduced an
old Scottish custom in his New York
palace on Ninety-first street. and Fifth

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. the same as a hotel Is not stated.

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avenue. which heretofore has been con- .

fined to the Scottish lords and nohiea.
”the great philanthropist rom the land
of St. Andrew has brought over his
Highland piper. Angus McPhlerson
who is one of the best plbroch players
in the world. dressed in his gay moun-
tain costume. with three daggers in
his belt. find one In the, top of his stock
ing. the rig cost him 8250. and with a
pair of bagpipes costing $250. paid for
by his master of course. at a salary of
$90 per month. and board. he. regale'a
the entire household with some of those
wlerd. to es 'which resemble a pig
squealing to the accompaniment of a
hive of bumble bees- He first plays
at perhaps snoring Andrew' 5 bed main
door at 8 in the morning. to the old
tune. "Are You Walking, John," and
subsequently at each meal. as well as
at all the parties and entertainments.
After the squealing match is through
he takes his place back of Andrew's
chair, ready to use his daggers in do
fence of the owner .of Skibo Castle.
IIIS‘STUUlfih home. i .,

VETERINARY ACOOCIATION.

The annual muslin of the Connec-
ticut. Veterinary Mod I Association
will be held It. lhflflobel Hartford on
'l‘rresdqy next“ The bullpen meeting
wlh be held at 16 a. m.- and report.-
will be read and bacon electétl At 1
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. Kgsd Dibble
a sovcrq

.Illt' prominent guests at the Old Guard

of; I.
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the grip.

 

 

510m 10 twine»

J. 3. Raymond «no. til harvest hll
second crop or In. this week.

Mrs. Irving Clark is able to be about
again after an attack of the grip.

The Ladiea‘ Aid Society of the Mcth- =
udlst Episcopal Church to meeting at.
Mrs. Bryan‘s. I

Mrs. Jennie abcror III entertaining
lhI l. IIIlloa' Aid Society of the Baptist
Church this aftcmoon

Congrealinlh Ind Mrl. Theodore
hell and daughter left town yesterday
tor Whaliitigton t). C.

Inna ()altus is sick of typhoid form t

she in the fourth one of the family.
stricken with the fever. .

Major anti Mrs. R. Livingston Luck.
0y. of Rowaylon avenue. were among

Hall. Metropolitan Opera House. New
York. last night.

Mincr D. Randall, of East. Norwalk.
and John FaIIzIIII..of South orwalk.
paid a visit to the property of the How-
aytou Manor Corporation. yesterday aft
Icrnoon. and looked over the land pre-
paratory to deciding on a number of

 

‘ou the streets yesterday. that Samuel

.27. «museum

wag Motoring;

Improvements to be made as soon as
the weather will permit.
lcorge E. Ercrett. the section fore
an of the New York. New Haven and

an addition placed on the kitchen of
Contractors Scott and Grant are doing
Mr Everett ill boarding a
large mrmbci of men employed on the

c ommodationfl.

DARIEN AND NORO TON.

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Wilbrn Reed is III at his home with
William Chalmers is confined to i'his
home with an Injured leg.
Plans are progressing nicely for the
cap \‘eaI dance Whit II is to be held

Miss Maude Van Dino is confined to
th homo with qtiiiizy sore throat.

SeIItal ptoplc sustained bad falls
last evening and today on account oi
the walking.

'1 he Bt‘aclraidc Inn. at Green Farms.
known far anti wide as a famous sum-
rIner Its-orb has been sold to lifts. ”lil-
Icy of l)aritn."1he pritc paid Is not
known. Whether she “'il' continue

There was a very persistent rumor
Grumman had sold his general store

It has been Mr. .lrummiin‘s intention
to do so for some time. The purchas-
er is said to be Lenny Monroe. who hits
been employed in the ston- for some
time. it Is said thief a New Canaan
man is also interested in the venture.
Walter Sylvester. of Middle luvc
Iiiilc River, is a Nimrod who Is cer—
tainly after big game. He was not con-
tent to pick sparrows oi‘f thelrecs and
squirrels off the rail fence, with the
lI‘iobcrt rifllc that he had given him
Christniuavso he shot II hole 111 his
left hand. The bullet went, dlrcttly
through the palm of his hand. WaiteI
viaa badly scared, but felt lit ttor Itftti
1):. Noxon fixed him up. The in
lured hand is getting along nicely. i

 

 

WESTPORT. , ‘

Weatport Grange meets tomorrow
night and install its newly elected of-
ilcers.

Mrs. Leonard (iault has returned
here from a visit Willi friends in Brook-
lyn. N. Y.

Rev. Spencer Bray will lecture in
Saugatuck Methodist church tonight
on: “Parlor Matches."

Local fir-c laddica are in line (or me
annual dance to be given by Pioneer
Hook 8:. Ladder Co. of Norwaik. Fri-
day night.

Court Westport. I". of A.. holds its
Ionccrt and ball in National hall.
night, with the Ridgcficid hand for he
concert and Svec‘ s orchestra for dun!-

Funeral services own the remains of ‘
Jeannette Allen wife of Capt. Serene
Allen were held at her late home you
tetday afternoon. Rev. Kenneth Mac
kenzie of Trinity churchi’ officiated.

From the description glren of John
Ryan. sent to fall from Norwalk for
theft of an overcoat front a boarding
house there. certain residents of San
gatuck are Inclined to the belief that
be Is the fellow seen prowling around
sections there recently. W estport has
been overridden with hoboes lately.“

III shown by the records of the lockup.

———It s folly to suffer from that horrr-
ble plague of the night itching piles. I
Dean's Ointment cures quickly and
permanently At any drug store. 50
cents.

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NEXT w. c. T. U. CONVENTION.

PORTLAND Me. Jan. 21—15". Lil
llan M. N. Stevens. of this city. and
Miss Anna Gordon. national president
dent and vice-president-at-iarge, rel-
pectlsely of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union. have gone to Phil»
dolphin where they me to be met by
a committee for the purpose of select
lag the meeting place there of the next
national convention. From Phlladeiv
phiaphia Mrs. Stevens and Miss Clor-
don go to Washington for several days
to watch proceedings in the Senate.
Thea they will tone for the National
Headquarters at. mansion. m..
stay until spring. .

. BURRENOIRO CHARTER.
HARTMD. 27. ~The members
of Wadsworth ge. AIO. U. W" Ina
special may“!!! held last night. rotted
to surrouderdheir changi- notch
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posed to the new
meat and the surrender on thy]:- charter
will mark the climax. of their fight.
against it The lodge members will.
it in “id. but an hummus. -

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GRAND ARMY ORDINB-m . ~

 

Prallmlrary Arranaamanta far it.
elmpmant of Amy 7! the Potomac.
lax-Governor Morgan (1. Buikcley
commander of the Department of (? III
nccticut. (i. A. it” has issued an 0rd»
.(iViliK'leiit't‘. that the department wit.
lILId its annual encampment in Hart
ford on May 18 and 19. On the 19th. Iii-1'
day when the Army of the Potomac
holds its encampment in Hartford. iil(
IIIcIubors of the state, department. I}. A
It.. will parade. The order is prcllrn
IraI- v to the, coating encampment and r":-
aH follows:
Headquarters l
ller lIl tmcnt of Connecticut. G. A. R..l
Hartford. January 21. 190“
GLueraI Order, No. 11..

A meeting of the council of ndminls
tration was held in Hartford. Tuesday
January 19. 1904.

The date of holding the ucxtmnnual
encampment of this department but
fixed for Wednesday anti Thursday
May 18 and 19. 1904. Upon invitation
of Robert 0. Tyler Post. No. 50. it wai-
voted to hold the encampment in Hart
ford.

On motion, the following rcilolution
was passed: That in view of the. fact
that the Army of the Potomac will hold
us reunion in Hartford on same date
as the department holds its encamp-
ment. it seems proper that the posts 01
this department should turn out as
posts for a regular (l. A. It. day. and
parade on ’l'bursday. the 19th and prob-
ably for the last time. see the surviving
Iztner'als of the szr. and hold II reunion
such as we lravo never had. Hartford
will take care of the comrades as it al-
waya has.

:vcry noat III this department is re
quested to notify these headquarters as
to the probability of their attending an
an organization. and make any sugges-
tions they deem proper. Enough copies
of this order will be printed and cent
each post so that every comrade may
have one, and post commanders are re
quested to mail one to each member of
their post.

On motion. It was voted “That the
department officers obtain suitable
headquarters for use of this depart-
ment In Boston at the next national en—
campment to be held next August."

At the antral encampment it was
voted. “That the incoming department
commander appoint a committee of five
judicious comrades, who shall consider
all plans and suggestions for the relief;
of soiliir 1s. sailors. and mat-tic, and
their wives and families, rot now pro

relative to the same. and report to the

 

encampment of 1904. a comprehensho.
plan of aid and relief for adoption by
said encampment, as the wishes and
desires of this department for adoption !
by the general assembly." I
‘In accordance with the above resolu- i
tlon the committee appointed in In
department commanded Comrades It‘d i
ward Griswold. W. Ii. Relyea. .l.1.!
Noxou. N. Easter brook Jr. and E.
Steele. will be lit session at the room
of Admiral I‘oote Post. .'o 17. on
(‘ouit street. Ne“ Haven. on Monday.
February 15, at room 50, State Capitol. .
Hartford. from II a. m.. to i p. m.. the’
afternoon session to hear the conrmlu
tee of the Woman's Rcltcf Corps. .
13y command. 3
MORGAN G. BULKEIJII’. '
Department Commander. j
JOHN Il THACIIER. I
Assistant Adjutant Go '1ltl‘fli

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ITALY WILL MEET OUR war-Isa}
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Willing to Accept Plan for Chinese Irv:

demnlty Paymenta.

ROME. Jan. 2?.—-'l‘he cordial desire
on the part of the government of Italy:
to meet the wishes of the. United States'
regarding the Chinese indemnin pay
memo is shown In Treasurer Minister
Luzzattl. who Is ill. deputing Signor
Mortara, inspector general of the}
treasurer. to confer with Charles A I
Conant ta member of the monetary-
commirsion. who has been In Rome
conducting negotiations with the ltal- '
Ian government respecting the stand-
ardization of silver currency in the Or-I
lent). before the latter left this city.
Signor Mortars said that Italy had at-
ready» expressed her willingness to ac i
dept the proposal of the Minister of
Belgium at Felon. that the indemnity
moment he accepted In silver. at the
Indemnity itaal. shrdlu shrdlu shrdlu
current. rate of exchange while the in-
demnlty Is In process of payment withl
the reserve that the difference be made
up later. Italy imposed some minort
conditions. but. not 3111 h as to prevent
cordial cooperation with the United
States.

Signor Mortarn added that Signor
eruatli had authorized him to say that.
italy was most desirous t ctr-operate
with the United States in assisting in
carrying out the program for improru
lag the monetary system of China.

ACTIONS AGAINST UNIONB WITHI
ORA VIN

warnaauav,’ Jan erWoIa was
received here last night that Attorney
“Allen W! Pals:i general coranaehfguthe
Connect cut a way an ng
has ordered tit-mu Mane
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, thin-Hittite 'Burpee. who

against the labor unions of this city tn‘

 

u t h a writeup-uni the alanii
f.‘ on I .

ntoN T EVEN and: ram.
Vandals Wreck Ever, thing in Rock
School New and“.

’l_'hI pIIIIliI school in lllstrict No 2.
luv t‘an-Ian. known as Rock hirimtil
(mum wuc Intc. ed Saturday or fill"-
lay. and much damage was done. 'l‘liti
vork was i.‘\'itit-llii." that of boys. and
hI-lr nuitlvc cannot be explained. says
the Stamford Advocati-

’l‘hr teacher‘s Ilrslt “'il‘i broken in-
to. and the contrnta ch-c destroyed.
\ nrw dictionary was turn to pieces.
A small imrary was put out of cnm‘
nisaion arid the books were either
(Ira or apatII-Id with Ink. A large
lock was broktn and the works were.
orn mrt and srnashctl to pieces. All
.If the luk-wclls in the decks wrrc
'otIIIII broken about the room. and tho
nk aplilt d over the. desks and about

he floor. All of tho fixtures and books
.verc mutilated. The American flag
was turn into bits. and Iiit‘ school-

house looked as if n cI'I-Ionc had hit ll.
in this nctglrbtnlrnod, Iwo rural mall
sixes Wl'il‘ broken and ir‘rcd larch-
.vood. tlll‘ rtirai carrier. was put to ill-
‘tilll’t'llii‘il.t‘t‘ by finding his wagon with
hree whet-Is gone and the nuts that
told the “heels thrown away.
Several days ago the house Ot't'llpin'ti
luring the surnmt-r by l.. 'l‘. .Icltia
vua ransackrd. 'l‘he tilt-oil residence
n ()cnukc Avenue erI also entered.
rut nothing of value was taken, ’ll‘lc
IItruIicI-s were Ivitlcntlv looking for

noncy.
A boast belonging to I. .\1. Monroe.
mar Ali's. Plililti“.~4. I’rII-Ipwi III".

was damaged within a week. over 125
panes of glass being brokI-II by stones
found inside.

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GROCER SEEKS To RECOVEf-i.
R. T. Whiting Sue: Mrs. Julia Curtlts,
of Southport.

Papers a crc served yesterday at
ternoon by Deputy Sheriff l'etcr DuoI
lan iii an action brought by Russell
'1‘. Whiting against Mrs. .Iulia Curtlwl
of Southport. to recover $674.31 for
provisions and Izrocerlcs furnished.
The sheriff attached Mrs. Curtlss'
handsome residence and other prop
erty in Falrfleld and Southport. He
went to Mrs. (Turilss's house in South-
port to give her the wr"t. but she was
not at home. She is stopping at lrer
New York residence and has not been
In Sonthport since August. so the carc-
taker said. Something iikc 35 acres of
land with houses and buildings there
on. stand in Mrs. Ctll’ilr‘e s name. ’i‘trc
first piece where she lirca in the sum
mer la the old Conroy property which
comprises a fine Intuit fronting upon

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POLICE LEAVE THEATRE.
CHICAGO. Jan. "7 .—~'l‘tre Iroquois
'i‘hcatrc building is now in the hands
of its owners. Coroner Tracger has
notified the police department to call
off the policemen on guard at the build-
lng. and later notified the attorneys for
I’owera'and Davin that 'he no longer
wished the custody of the. structure.

Honest
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It 25 ll IIIDIIIIIIII

NO EXTRA caAaoE Foil CAaav
no I

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Coal that will give you full value
for your money In the only kind we
so." The kind that is clean
:und that ,1; coal all the way

through and which every penny that III . -
paid counts f'o'r warmth and comfort f

for you and your family

B. HERIHIIEUI Ii Sill

TWO YARDS,
Saviour Ave» East Nomaiit.
Concord 8L. ., South Nomilt.
Tel. E. Nomllt 97- 6. 8. Nomnik “-5

 

 

2’?- ’Phone, 182. j . L 1.

Mlaahmflalvos
. Muff . 7.
cannons mama“
A A Carried in Stock.

 

doth AND art-VIII purine.

HOW'I THII?

We odor One Hundred Dollar- Ro-
ward for any ca so of Ontarrh that can-
nacho cured by Hall II (imam: Cars

1" J. CHENEY & CO..1‘010do.0

We the undersigned. have known 1“.
J. Cheney for the last 1.5 yanraand be-
Here him perfectly honorable in!"
business it‘lllltli'lt'lillnil and financially
able to carry out any obligatlom made
by his firm

WAI.“1NG.K1NNAN a: MARVIN

. Wholesale Ilruggiata. Toledo. ll.

llall's Catarrh Cure is taken Inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous IIIIrfIicciI of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents
per bottle Sold by all Drugglattt.

Take liail' I; Family i’ills for consti-
patina.

 

Men did,” widowkrgy.‘ friends are
worry. but rim doesn't furnish broad.
but a policy in the

dean. General Life Insur-
ance Company

pliyable Immediately makeo the family
Independent.

FRED H. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT,
United link Ild'g... ‘, Bo. N‘Orwalk.

Dividend

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ing Mining. Oil

Intinatrial Stockl makin
Large lntercat and Profi I.
iota on application.

DOUGLAS, LACEY & CO.

sunken. Broken. Final to.
Members New York Con-oi cud
Stock Exchanfi. 66 Broadway and
11 New Street cw York.

E. BALDWIN HAMXITT,Manager,

Western New England lunch: Heal ur-
ufl I Unite ”-35- CI tin m.. Hartford. n.

Donny S. Hull, Itepreaentative.
l Lauder 131k. South Norwalk, Ct.

Get a Lead
COKE

in your Icellar.

It will last as lonq as
other fuels and you
will admit it is
much: cheaper.
When it is gone
in feel sure that
you mill want . more.

firm}: a
set TIME;
in‘eoery bus/1c! b; it.

Gm: (to trial and’ibc
mutilated.

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Surplus, $185,000.
The
Earning Power
of your savings in-
vested with this
Company at {I per
cent. is 25 per cent.
' greater than If in-
vested at 4 per
cent; is 42 67 per

cent. grater than if invested at 33’:
per cent; and 66" . :I per cent greater
than if invested at: per cent.

Stat. Supervlalon of New York and

Connecticut

BRANCH OFFICE, 12 ‘0 MAIN ST.
Resident Directors. Accident Manager-a.
Mortimer M.t.ee Ft. 1.. Coburn ‘
chart ! E. new filial. Lawrence

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new organs [techie lalirrs. '
Have no sweeter. Can show them
in operation. _

gfia'gi'om: 32:55.»; ma”.-
THE 6. N. MW

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the slamming of that '
door-kkecp .out the '
cold air—avoid the
breaking of glass. The '
ECLIPSE CHECK AND
SPRING will do it; easy
to put on and keep in
order We've got It.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

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SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL.

City National Bank

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

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110030000
Snmlm. ”00.00000
Other Profits.‘ 880,300.00

EDWIN H. MATHEWOON, Pruldont.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-President.
JACOB M LAYTON, Caahler.

DIRECTORS:

Edwin H. Mathewlon Henry Seymour
John H. Knlpp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R1 Marvin .1. Wallace Marvin
Chrlltlan Swan: John H. Light
Frederick H. Rowan.

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Capital.

 

 

 

Wall Paper Sale.

20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
Making room for new goods, vi. are
givingzo per cent. discount on last
year's Gold Papers.

.4.
50c Paper, _ [1; 10c
40c Paper, 820
30c Paper. . . ‘ no
title Paper. I .11 3““
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Borders 851110an
To Order—Window Shades. Pid-
tifl’. Fm f 5!-

Dealer in Wall Pa Plinun'
Supplier, ’A Metallic.

.SPECIALS. .. ‘
White Cumin Pain with lis-
turu. roe. . . > »
Cloth Window Shades. with
fringe. 25c.

Solid Brass Hall Curtain Roda.
3 it. long, with fixttml. 10c.

..“Shurc-Cut” Can Opener. can
easily. No to

' .
DEBT STEEL PARINO KNIVIC,
10¢. fill“

parn‘i‘mo. PAPER mo.
mo. naconarmo.

 

$6.25 periroIII.

can Mythic-t toru‘rlooocnaln
We ill-db only the “BEST unman-
GOAI: mined. and can thus!!!“
not.“ sanitation.
doc. and I»! will convince you of tire
merits of our meal.

tiring taproot it to.

man. out... 2 Iain at.
Tel. Call, 31-5. “fl.

MCI ”ml OF

“If you hire {can tiny“ (“bottle I’ll?
MSW? Inc

 

way bhypoar. clatoycunl. “any“ ”
semi norm. ne- _.

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