t‘t.
“DUI. in. I2.1059 nI.
“Ti-uh:iOa..:m aetswfizttipflm
dent Roosevelt's wise and tart
iicy with regard to the Pana-
I was ratliled yesterday by the.
jam Senate by a vote of six-
a to fourteen. which in itself was
Ipleic vindication of the steps
by the administration in the}
[I with Colombia. '
"I. I the damn: which went tip at
into the Republic of Panama was
ad, Iumgrs circulated to the
Ith‘at the president himself had
. that the revolution was hatch-
Ii this country. that the country‘
Antes without honor in the matter
M; that the honest Amarititn eitlaen
not be able to hold up his head
‘ ' because tho nonor of the country
i“ ‘beenIlost. Ibarterad for It ship ca-
”M the opposition seeking issue‘-
. ed the limelight onto the admiubs~
fig“ anqrsouglit to causcmnibarrass
t. President Ro'osetelo liowet't'ci
“Herod “each argumt nt in his logical
m convincing messages and it was
“shown that the. administration had act-
“wisely. honorabiv and well. and the'
nodal was practically asstlicd.
“We Was considerable debate in
a! Senate over iht matter and Sea a
4m: Hoar who 'irlu'i‘ost always tippon
meastnr- of importance
mu that he did so that the adminis-
tlI'Iitiob might have a chance to explain.
p‘ooi’ excuse but better than none.
J’rcaldent McKinley
oat Iwhen he called him the gt-hutlt
‘ who gave. the. oppimcnts their ar-
“blunts anti the administration his
lfloodore Roosevelt has imillili‘liiiiZ'
himself and its long as the canal
“his his name will be remembered
30 having been a man who went ahead
.I it the work in band, and did it with-
mi,‘ has proved false.
t is not generally known but a fail
”only” {in} extiavsgaut sages oi
meth’ing like Si0 pet vi-ai Russian
Ilium at Vladhostot k mine toal fni
W0 Callie lie! “in The Chinese will
not work mit‘miiwi litt- cents. ' .
iwlth standing nudist-tracts niiii'toiis not
dollars Ivorth of goods made by Ame
can laborers and mechanics. who tio
,. wark for it'iiti than 81.00 per day.
it; shipped to itusata every year.
Again alarm is felt for the condition
IIthe Raisers throat it ought to be.
Wit though. as he has not done any
, king lately. and it must tutu» been
' for him to refrain while there is"
itch war in the alt. ‘
lieutenant Pauling may have his new
rctic exploring boat built in New
Idou. The whaling t lty has anothcgr
co to dlstlnttlsh itself
. ator Plait of Connecticut was in
, . enclosing the St. Louis exposi
Ion- Sunday‘s: 1.“. won out on the
by I vote of 29 to 17.
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. erofJohIt L Huliitan‘ s thqai
mail hafisouc to pinch. T is
in n’. Wiiiimantic.
idit'r ambit”: IN MAlNE.
RAND. us: it‘eb 24-A freight
do In? railways running into this
It i as am and cold.
gin-1‘ an. and hiindre'u w
t sr e‘ how at the Trans
teams .“iOtiifi walti
"MEN“ Aha setersl \tet'k'ti'm
cold and heavy rnow made it
-. it! .for the railroads- to move
r cats and several steamers
obliged to sat. for European ports
lian half cargoes. The rail-
. now belieVe that tiafllc
. be on its usual basis.
t
Why not go to
.- all”?! YORK. CITY.
foam has been carried out. and the t
t
tail pl('.ileill
hpoIition to the. canal treaty. lie now {Cattcinll M" and Mill-
;o't-lock. wishing their
tens many happy returns of the, day.
_ materlaL‘, .
‘ii
Alvira
More B'orax la and
in... 5‘” .4. ate.)-
1_ 4-1 .
osva A atarnoav than I
. .fufly convmnnt of what way; 80' 'A Highly I" OyIDiO Gathering» Ii the
Home of rs. Charm St. John
in Broad River.
A party held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles St. John. in Battleit no
use. Broad River. Monday evening in
boom of the birthday anniversary of
l.Mrs St John, was highly enjoyed by |
A pantomime contest was
the (estate of the evening, the prize,
'lIelng socuied by G. A Knapp and
iii booby prise by Percy St John.
The. Washington's tree min was won
ly Mia. Hallock. and the booby prize
ity._i1'iossle Fledler. The hatchet-find-
ing contest was won by Mrs. James
Walsh. The popular game of 'i‘it'
was played and thoroughly enjoy-.ttl .
ufieI whltli refreshments weIc served.
Mustt was a feature of the evning.
Among those present were ‘MI. and
Mrs. George Hi. ..lohn of Westport;
Mr. and Mrs. James Walsh, Mr. and!
Mrs. G. Arthur Knapp. Mrs. Silas
Brown. MrtI. 8. ll. Wilson. Miss Edith
Wilson of Nth-walk; Mr. and Mrs.
loll lhitir‘rod Fifidit‘l. MI and Mrs. Thomas
Edward St.
John Mrs
llam Hiehai dson
Giles St John. Mrs. W":
Mia. Wilson. Mrs.
‘ great
.n‘wet-noy. Charles II).
ys Reliable
In the
M.
i
POPULAR AMUSEMENTB.
"l‘llltl MAGIC-CAP.“
ii. (3. Whitney's production of Rice‘s
succtss, "The Show Girl." or
"The Magic t an." it musical comedy in ‘
two acts. comes to lioyt'a Theatre, on
T:l—: ”LR. . .
lust win a critic has an iireslstlblti
tilt-sire to make alterations in a thins
that comes under his Judgment has
i never been discovered.
37?. W”
.. ..Ash ‘M‘m-Aouflw
J
manufacture of Welcome Soap in One
Your than In all the other aoIpa sold in New England in Five Yuan.
.31. .
r
POPULAR AMUSEMENTB.
Monday. February :59. The entire pro- ,
ductlon is practically new, as since its‘
original presentation at itallack s-
'l‘lieatte, New \oxk city. whom it bad
.a stitcessful run of thIee months it '
has been costumed anew tin-.oughout
and two magnificent sets of scenery‘
have been built. The company. head-I
cd by the popular comedionuc. Stella
Msyhew. includes 8am Myllc. Pt‘i‘il
leil'OM‘. F'I-tl ’i‘ruesdulc. it. it). Wur-
I'cn. Josephine t-toyd. Std Forrester.
Ads St. (hair. t‘barlcs it. liaigli. Mu)“
i’nrcor. (latiIoi-int- 1
Tumor. Edna Sweeney. Suzette limit-t
liallock. Miss Louis Comstock. Miss . ”I u..- w.itlf “as most pleasing and el-
it‘lossie Pledler Petty St. .lohn and
Imp“. ‘ienator I tester (‘omstocic
The timoratlons wcic handsome anti
appropiiatt to Washingtons blltlidiii.
The guests departed shortly after il'
charming ilUH-
ASSAULTED CARRIAGE DRIVER.
S’l'. l,(ll'it~l Pilt :H—“lhe grand'
iuiy has made anothci quick l‘i‘t old in
tin intestigaiion of a iaiu- emu ng out
of ”It carriage titltcrs' strike, when.
it \ototl lndlttmt-nta thatglnn Tboiuunl
'McLet-tpy oi St Louis: Piuuk t‘. (‘ret- i
ting» of East St Louis uitd Mithaell
everthelcss that the Russian soldier Irtyaiii. of (‘llitlgij with assaulting it.
,I lil' age
tii‘il‘"'.l 'lht thltl of poliii
hail the prisoners brought to his omro
.cutl "t‘t'i'in‘ti admission that they linil
iii-t'ii t‘tllilltt‘ltrii with the t‘hieuntt and
'ltlzist St. l. min stiiki- lttiliilit’h
‘ l
..:...ue. Mb... I.-- 4..
' RUDOLPH eua‘rs FOR Missotial.
I\ ANSAS (' l'l \. “0., itch.
llaIII Rudolph. the Union. 010. bank
robber pardoned yesterday from the
Kansas penitentiary by Governor Bull.
-_t. left that institution at Lansing. iii
3 o'clock today in charge of Missouri
officers. lie started for Franklin
‘tillllly. Mo.I where he will be tried for
he murder of Charles J, Schumacher.
I detective.
2i. —-\\til-
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AGRICULTURAL BILL.
\iASiliNtlTON. Feb. 24. -W hen the
Senate met today MI Cullom from the
~omIIIittoe on appriatlons reported the .
legislative. executive and Judicial ap-
propriation iiill. giving notice that he
tvould ask the Senate to take it tip to-
morrow if the agricultural bill shall be .
llsptiscti of by that. time.
FASHIONS.
Quaintncas st cuts to be it note strivcn
for in the new milllncry designs
i“ 'l‘lier'eiwiil be a meat many white
mu; worn ftom late spring on and at
)0de propoItlon of them will be lace.
Next to the. white linens ombtoidct-
. cd with tho decoratlt c crosaosiitch or
i'ulth white in the. heavy raised pal
.r-ma i begln'to believe that the blue
linens embroidered with white are
most popular .
Have the white silk lining of yoiit
ace waist made of wash silk and di-
IJichIlIle. and then ace to it that. it is.
laundered occasionally. it will seem
cleaner and be cleaner and its crisp
Iershness will extend to the chiffon in
tei- dining and the lace outside.
The e powering of linen frocks
with cross- ouch bands and spec al dt
signs should prote a means 0 con
siderable income to some women who
are quick with their lingers and have
to earn their living with their bandit.
There are always those who will fol-
low the fashion in dress but who never
use the needle themselves and oven
the dressmakors are putting this kind
of work out of their workrooms.
is there any material that can be
purchased by the yard which women
are not using for .dresses? I know a
bride who made a frock of 12% cent
linen toweiiog and it was one of the
swellést frocks in her trouueau. The
linen was very narrow but so many of
the shirts that are to be decorated on
oraaaranchaeamaremade with the
tiftesmgors patterns that there was no
‘ trouble on account of the width of mi:
Ea‘ess" ‘ says their
En greenmcers have been con-
slderaitiy astonished of late by a prodi-
ximudamand which has suddenly1
summer celery The aspianation‘
in a onrioti one. A large section of
-
ES‘TMII iil'rs.
‘fi-i
BD‘TVDR I '
.05 warehouses and other buildings cII-
«aw in ii manner that left nothing to
in dished They “cut well suppoited
by tho roIIIalndcr of the cast.
specialties were good 'l‘oulght
'tt-r: tomorrow afternoon. AII You ioiiii"
It~ and tomorrow night 'l‘hoima. “
“TEXAS AND PACIFC WILL PAYI
lNTEREOT.
NEW' YORK Feb 24. i)il"‘(‘iililt~' til.
tltt Texas and Patlflt Railway (‘om i
liiiill hti\i‘ dot lded to pay the littoriost
oi the second moiltutgc lutome bonds'
touounting to flu pct «on n. 620.0
000. A few Weeks ago it was nimount
ft-tl that the interest payment would lit-‘
:I‘lih‘h‘i‘ii.
An official cvplnuution of in:
change of plan states that “in view.
or the fact that surplus earnings in cs
t'f‘sfi of the interest charges had been
made it was concluded to be for tlit"
Interest of the ctmipiiuy and of its so
«only .boldcrs that provision :"iOliiii
be made for the payment of ants litter-
t‘Si "
—~Thc woman who said it was tight
tihat Goodrich Food pleased iiit' appe-
l to.
. . i
THE DRINKER'S PLEA.
\\'itlskeyI a drink. costs a dime.
\ beer, a pickle any time.
Pure water‘s above riches
We drink from ditches.
Draining vaults and pints of slime.
\Vuters‘ full of bacilli.
lieu-king with smells of alkali.
\ drink makes me sick 1
littt for Doctor Dick I
My internals would mortify.
rnrr‘r Insoain .r !
The State Deposit. and 'i‘Iusl Co. of
Baltimore reports that belonging toi
its various tiust estates thtre wore
iiroly destroyed by the the represent-
'ug an annual rental of about Sits. 000.
They were insured lot about $960. 000
um insurance companies. with about
3100.000 insurance on rents pending
restoration. I
The moral of the above is to keep
fully insured. We write all kinds of
‘nsiirance. Use and occupancy and
.out Insurance a specialty.
100.08 07002 [int
'4’wasrimoron st. 5. Monwaut.
PROPER TV. 0 WRERS
INSURE YOUR RENTS
The Continental Insurance Co., '01
New York. will
against loss auatalndd by loss of rent-
insure your rents
sin by damage by fire to buildings.
NET SURPLUS ...... .. $0,563,428
one. in. LAYTON.
S R. R. Av... South Ronnik
CLOSING OUT 3111'.
Skates. filed! and Winter Games.
. I MG. Cpalding'a Athletic Goods.
. -..-;8katea and Cutlery Ground.
‘ [the your Automobile or Bi-
‘toyolc not in order now and it
be ready for use when the
0 tier permits.
We Ira wall equipped and com-
potent tom dam the work and our-
4-5W'Ii. it Will.
want not amen
. so. AUDI . .
HOYT‘S THEATRE.
"MAY PIOKE WIIK."
Beginning Monday, Matinee. Feb. 22.
Mathis
Spaclai Engagement of
MAY éFle‘E
AND HER COMIDY CO.
supported by The Comedian
MR. ROBERT NODINI
And Her Own Orchestra.
as Daily
New Vaudeville Acts.
ti‘. 'i‘hrct- Faust Shit-tr and fifty-“V"
others, including thirty singing and :‘n’l'a‘d grimy“? am?”
dancing Kil'i>. Hilli‘)’ 'l'. Maci'mntcll,’ r i. REPe'c'rTc. RE 9‘ "
trim hm. written music of Well-known Eighm ‘
lliiiiit‘, conducts the orchestra. Wednesday ...?” 63¢"... naught"
l'UWlt) it til" "llllt' Clieon‘. Thursday .................. Thelma
Tilt i'UiW" "i The “PM“. Wile ”l“ { Friday .......... A Man from Mexico
Ibili ptosettitd by the May r‘iskn (.oui- lsaturday .............. River Pirate.
puny. to a troutlcd ht pic. at lioyi'til Matinau.
’i‘ltcutit- lust night. Miss it‘l site its l)ol-' wgdnegday ,,,,,, Nellie tho Newlgirl
Thursday ............ As You Like it
I‘ii‘ itcd Inuch applause (‘ harles Slt'H‘lir'I [Friday _ _ .. ....... Her Ransom
li.‘ David Adams poitiitycd that chul- Saturday ........ Power of the Cross
POPULAR PRICES:
Evcnin
HOYT'S THEATRE.
ONE NID
1.,0c
Til“ Matinee ................ 10c and 200
(hot.ossosssosassssaaooe
*tompany will play the Deacon's Daugh-
HT ONLYr
MONDAY. FEB. 20.
B. C WHITNEY PRESENTS
THE MUSICAL TOMFOOLERY
THE SHOW GiRl
with
STELLA
MAYHEW.
50—OTH E "9—00
Indzithc ’
45 NNGING ANDfDANCiNG GIRLS.
PRICED—256. 5% 750 and ”MOO
206nm
LEC
iiy Rev. George
lit‘.
and Irish idliit‘ti.
the let turn.
a
fun:
i), Egbert.
"l-‘rom the Trousachs to Blarney Can
a coaching trip among the Scotch
Au organ recital by
Prof Alexander 5. tilbsou will precede
lSouth Not-walk Baptist Church, Feb. 24.
Tickets. 20 cents.
on f [I led
iiiJOUliNili ANNiJil
till MEETING
Notice is hereby given that the ad-
journed annual meaning of the City at
south Norwaik will be held in Artur.
March 7th.
Hall. on Monday.
ti'itl o‘cltitk.
purposes tia.:
i. To Itppioptl
'Ticastiit sutlt money as may lie nec-
issiin fut tiIt use of Hub of the tie
partmenttt of said city for the. ensuing
3'98 l‘.
q.
estate within suit
said meeting.
The Council of said c'ity have made
the following detailed estimates of thr
w-blth in their Judg-
.21th will be netessaty and requisite
to meet and ptotldc foi each of the
f'ttilowlug departments of the city gov-
the next ensuing fiscal
and rot ommt‘nd the making o’
_the several appropriations shown by
mount of money
l‘l IiiueIIt fot
‘t' L‘iil‘.
sitld estimate: :
Fire Department
p m.
for the.
ilit' ilUlii
To lay a tax upon tlic ratublc
contained in
the assessment list last completed, to
an amount sufficient to meet and pro
title for the appropriations made at
l city.
Street Department.
Health Department.
ordinary expense
liwltb Departmcn
s, 5 500.00
i.
collection of city
refuse,
Electric Light.
Electric Light. ma
tttinlng fire alarm,
Library Departme
interest.
Police. Department.
City Hall
Public Printing.
1,700.00
._———- ,
85.82000
lu-
i00.00
nt.
' Administrative Dept;
530000.00
4.00000
1.20000
450 00
Auditor a Collector. l 000.00
Rlectlon Expensos‘
Assessors.
' City Treasurer.
Cornrdtion Counsel.
City Records,
Memorial Day.
City Clerk.
Pine island Comm
. m.
Board of Relief.
“brat-y Building.
Hilcolhnooul.
South Norwalk. “Om” 8.1!“.
l004. at
following
the t‘itl
3 3.850.0'.
10.0000!-
2.200.00
We
The Prndshttd sauna» M
iii America as" opts asaistt mail
—-a kind of habit it has acquired—hay»
his in 1908 writtan no less a sum than
8293 000.000 of nald- tor life insurance.
which is a greater sum that has ever
been written In one year by a other
company of the t saga as Pru-
dential. This record is truly utonish‘
lug, and there can be no better avid-
once of the vast and growing popularity
of The Prudential among the thrifty
c.lauos While most. of its business ll
done among the ihdustrlal population.
it has also a large Ordinary business.
in policies amounting from at 000 up
to 0100, 000
It would be dlil‘lculi to suggest any
lianovomeIIt in the way that The
i’Iudsntlal has mot the necessities of
the public In the matter of life insul-
itnco The Company has always been
in the habit of settling its claims in
the most satisfactory and prompt man .
nor. its policies are very liberal in
their terms and convey many substan-
tial benefits. which. it. is quite evident.
are warmly appreciated by the insur-
ing public. Write to the Home Otiicc t
of the Company. Newark. N J. for in-
formation concerning its petioles, that i
not only furnish guaranteed protection I
to the family, but dividends to tlIc'
policy holder as well.
END OF CHINEDI NIW YIAR.
“II”! of “Kung Chan Fat Toy” End'i
With Banquet. !
Monday was the last day in tltcf
Chinese celebration of New Year‘s, and l
be local Celestitila Went otit of town‘
to visit the members of larger colotilorl. i
Even the local Chinese greeted the res- i
lilents of the city with the Joyous
'Kung elm fat toy.’ which means
'iiuppy New liar and fIItuIe hsppl-1
seas.
The week s and celebration is always 5
parked with it banquet served by tho.
tfrlcstluls. One of the moat pleaslugt
untoms in connection with the Cclcet- l
.litl celebration of the holiday is thei
liquidation of debts by all who own"
uoncy The Chinese all meet their;
Ndiiflin and settle thtii accounts of-
ei W'hit it they ptaiae the gods of their!
Iitostcis at the Just: house
._... _.._......_. -..- t
MUST SUPPORT His FATHER.
Judge Elmer's Decisiou in the Siren
Can. 1
Judge Elmer has rendered a decls-l
.ou in the case of the aelectmen of;
i-‘airfteld against Robert irch, Jr.. or .
Ilerlng Mr. lilrcb to cont butc 85 per’
month toward the support of his father. .
to begin with tho sert’icc of the com-
plaint. i.
The complaint was lit‘l'\‘('ti on i)r--‘
l
t
l
l
OR SPATTERING.
UMBRELLA YOU EVER SAW.
HALF UMBRELLA.
“(9
BUILD OF THIS UMBRELLA.
PROTECTED BY ONE OF OUR UMBRELLAB YOU CAN LOOK
AT SUCH A NOTICE AND SMILE. KEEP DRY.
THEY'RE THE BEST AND MOST PRACTICAL
FRAME, MADE OF RAIN-PROOF AMERICAN TAFFETA, WITH THE
BEST LINE OF HANDLES YOU EVER SAW ON A DOLLAR AND A
NATURAL TRIMMED HANDLE. TRiMMED
HORN HANDLE. GUN METAL HANDLE, 26 INCH SllEs.
WE HAVE JUST AN EVEN HUNDRED TO SELL AT A PRICE
THAT SHOULID MAKE 'EM GET OUT lN THE RAIN QUICK.
THESE UMBRELLAS THAT MOST STORES ASK $1.25 FOR (AND
THEY'RE WORTH IT) WE OFFER THIS LOT AT
0
AND MIND YOU EVERY UMBRELLA l8 WARRANTED BY U3,
BACKED UP BY THE MANUFACTURER.
AN IDEA OF THE FAITH WE BOTH HAVE IN THE QUALITY AND
'
Weather stub-
cat\ons. Rain
N0 SPUTTERING
FULL SEVEN RIBOED PARAGON
eta.
THAT WILL GIVE YOU
cember ll, 1901. so the Judgment to
date amounts to about 8140. '
Robert Birch, Sr._ has been it town:
"barge for a number of years and the
selectmen of the town claimed that his l
son was well able to support hlin. 'i‘bcy
brought this action which was heard;
two weeks ago by Judoge Elmer—The
l-‘armer.
...—.-
GLASS WORKERS'DTROUBLE SET . REST.
LE ,
Pl'l‘TSliURG. Feb. 24. ~0tllclal ..n-
uouucement is made that the differen-
on between the National Glass Com
nany anti its employees have been anti
ably Milled and w'dI-k will be resuui
Id at once to thy following plants. in
ilana tllass Company. Durklrk lnd.:
)lIlo ltllni (rlass Company. lmIIcasu-r
'ihlo: Riverside Glass Company,
Wellsburg. W. Va.; Mi-KcoJeanetie
Glass Works, Jeanette. lnu.: Rochester
l‘umbler Works. Rochester. Pa.. and
Cumberland Glass Company. Cumber-i
lund Md.
‘l\ 1‘4.
irregularity in his accounts.
MR8. LUPO GETS EIGHTEEN
YEARB
NEW YORK. l-‘ob.
Lupo. vtlio pltaiiod
04.~Mrs.
guilty
fot “omen at Aubuiu
‘1
iNAVY PAYMASTER UNDER AR-.
MANILA. ii‘cb. 2i.-—Puinissicr ilitr-
Biscoe of tliel s S 0r.egon
i has been ordered undei ariest by Rear
.AdmiIal lawns. in command of tilt»
fleet in Asiatic waters. for an alleged
iii-Ila
to niau
slaughter in the first degree for shoot-
ing lit-i husband was scntcnt ed today
to eiglttccn ycais in the state. pilsou his room. havln
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER DEAD.
U'i‘lCA N. Y.. Feb. Zi—Etlwartl Trov-
vott. of this city. founder of the Com-
mercial Travelers‘ Accident Assoctav
lieu of America. died at Westiield N.
J. this morning. He had been in ill-
health for several years
GENERAL OTA HAS A COLD. '
ST. LOUlS. Feb. 24~Aeting Commls~
sinner-General Haiimc Ota of the lur
perlal Japanese Commission to the
World's Fair. is seriously ill. being
threatened with an attack of typhoid
fever He. is as present confined to
been stricken with a
hursday,
*
. scv me cold last
'
CA‘LL 58-2.
MOD THIRD:
Seymour’sStore
1'0 EAT.
CUSTOMERS.
FINEST CANNED GOODS PUT IN‘A CAN:—
_ VEGETABLES'IN TIN.
FISH Ann MEATS.
fiance-American Soups.
I
THIS STORE STANDS FOR FINEST QUALITY AND PERFECT CONDITION OF GOODS '
SENT OUT.IAND CAREFUL ATTENTION TO THE BEST INTEREST OF .
FRUITS iN TIN.
FRUITS IN GLASS.
Butter. Cuflee. Teas. Cheese. Evaporated 'Cherries hnd Raspberries. Oranges. New Pota-
.oea, Lettuce. Cranberries, Celery. Grape Fruit. Pickles, Olives and relishes.
The Ferris Hams and Boneless Bacon.
Charles. E. Seymour, leading Grocer. 33 West Radium Street.
Force;
only
126 Pita
FANCY CRIAMERY BUTTER. (OUANANIEED), ONLY 20: LB.
GROCERIES
The lost lino obtainable at Bargain P.1d”
Malta-Vita
only
120 PRO.
VIRV '8le MOCHA AND JAVA COFFIE. (A DILICIOUO .DRiNK), 30c RER LB .
m...“ .4
vutv “by fans. “LACK. onus on aisle). m tibiae.
REMEMBER WE DIV! PRETTOI AND UIEEUL PRESENT. FREE WITH .TEA OR COFFEE.
v ...M
120
New Fruit Jillian-largo jar. 10: FANCY DRADKIRD ‘ . .Sugar Carri, can,
I235” ant mitt emitters. (only). as In; “#100! .2 Dana last em for no
210.00 . . “in.“ , "I 25°. “N" “ the 13 Cane Good Peas for 26:
2.0.00 “‘1 '3 Wk“ run, 25“ "" fl ' ‘ lOoId Rook Lima sun can 12:
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