Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 26, 1904 · page 5

 
 
 
 
 

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Flags of all kinds at Rea
(liover's the place
shoes.

Read Ciitbiil's ad. for s‘
fresh fish for today.

John Herring is mov
South Main strcc

"Keith's-Konqueror"
the bust $3.50 iiuikes
Olsen's, See ad.

Mrs. William L. (llseii
Knapp, of Nurwaik. were
llridgcport. yesterday.

i‘oreli blinds that will itec
sun, but let the breeze tii
iiowinnd's. See ad.

Miss Henrietta Tuttio, of
was the guest yesterday of
lab G, Gregory, of Main stree

The funeral of the late .l
ban will be
morning,

William E. Shea
rived in Not-walk,

on the

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last. night.

the funeral of his father. James 8th
him.

Rogers & S
for straw hats.
choice now whil
new.

Mrs. M. F. Smith and
May, have
from 59 We
Norwallt.

The timer
held from
morning.
Cemetery.

tevens are hear
You should in
o stocks are f

daugli
changed their r
at avenue to 85 Wii

iii of l’aioio Dim
St. Mary's
interment was in St

The thlity-fotirth reunion of the (.‘on- i 5'”
cterau Associat

iiectieut Masonic \’
will be held at \l’at
June 23rd, 1904.

An important meeting of the
ers Will be lieid on June 14, a
matters of great importance to
der will come up.

Attorney .i. Beiden iiui-Ibiitt,
walk, arrived h‘otne this morniii
l‘ittsiield, Where
case since Moritiay.

'i'lic liopc. Hose ladle
tiled for last night.
cause of the St.
entertainment. at backwoods l

Eureka Rebekah Lodge, in0.

will meet at the lodge room.
evening. May 29th, at 7 o‘clock,
tend services at the
Baptist Church.

leorge Hendricks‘causeti con
blc excitement by having two

Wail street. this morning.

brought out of th
A. ll. Batuwin.

South Norwalk Cont-lav
Order of lieptasophs.
ileptasophs of Stamford soon.
ilrst degree will be c
Yale Conclave degree team.

Free demonstratl
crackers, at .iosclofi's
are cordially invited.
the deductions being m
casion.

A dance will be.
iiali, Cranbury, this evening.
her of Norwalk people w
attend. in. S. Taylor
arranged the affair,

The men who took part in the
sire] show of Eureka. Rebekah
will assemble at the lodge rootii
Saturday evening. to make plan
giving the entertainment again.

erbiiry, Ti

5‘ night.

will vis

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‘A special t vocation of Washington i licitih" 0”!" of Americans
(.iiapter. R. A. M., of Norwaik, was an, a 2th night, and had its
held last evening, at the Masonic lb “0 ofofi'icers.

Wilding. Wall street. The M. .\i. M. '

degree was conferred;

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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. i Annual Calling of Superior Court 0va

, ithe rule as follows:

 
 

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tot I?

lug to
t to liaynio

shoes.

ames 8
held at 9 o'clock, tomor
from St. Marys Unurcti.

ban, of Syracuse,

(Yliurch,

he has been on a‘

was postponed be- i
Mary's Ladies Aid
Saturday 1 of the rebellit

South Norwaik

lie was-‘5 r' l‘
c second one by Dr. . g ‘m' son or

e. improved

ouferred by the

on of the liter-Seal ,'
to which you:
See in the ad. int
adc for this oc- ‘

held in Washington I SON?! '\

“1 Probably, 'd pub
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; HOUII GLIANINO DAY JUN! 10 '
kot and Can: to be Discontinued.
Friday. June it), will probably be
'uousecicitiiing day" in the civil super-
, lor court. Bridgeport. although no or
‘ tier has yet been made by Judzo Roru.
back to that effect. On the day In,
’quention all cases on the doeket of one

 

year's standing. or over. will be called
for disposition. All receivers are also
required to be on hand. and to make an
iticcountiiig of their stewardship under

"in“eiicii county, during the last term
of session prior to July. iii each year,
[the Judge shall, upon some day of
which such notice as he shall direct
who“ have been given to counsel. call
the docket, and discontinue, or other-
twise dispose of. such untried easel
‘thereon as have been pending one year.
‘und cases in which there is default of
,appearance. unless cause be shown for
i the continuance of such cases.
i "l'poii the any for the calling of the

 

docket. iiil receivers, unless previously
excused. will be present to answer for
the condition of their estates and the
accounting of their trusts."
There are between Still and titlti cases
bit the docket, over 350 of which are
more than one year old. About 100 of
them will probably be disposed of on
"liousccieaning day." The oldest case
In the docket in: that of the New York
iid New England Railroad Company
gaiiist the town of Newtown, tinting
it-lt to April, 1893. Another old one is
wis Alexander Smith's appeal from
nmissioners, instituted in January.
iii. There are not many i'ccoivers to
p 0 tier accmintlngs, and iii some of the.
ruin, .3 the parties have died since the
gliig of the actions.

ilroe any of them are damage stilt.»
Mrs. pat the corporations. anti some oi
t. owasioned sensations when
do. if settled tip. disposed of or
i from the docket it would expe-
iattcrs in the court by clearing
ocket of worthless cases. aband-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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'Our Croat Guarani”: Satisfaction or Menu look.

5 tra war ‘
Headquarters.

Just one store in town where you find ALL the new smart
shapes in STRAW HATS—this is that store.

Come and choose now, while stocks are fresh and new. and

while you can‘get your size in the shape you like best and that
best becomes you. .

The new natty sailor models
crown and brim. in line split and
$3.50. Mackinaws in conservative
cents to $2.00.

in various proportions
Sennitt braids. 50 cents
shapes. for elderly men,

Panamas—good ones at very' moderate prices—$3.50.

Everything that's new in Straw Hats for be

ys and child-
ren. 25 cents to $t.5o. ' .

Suit. think of HART,
sell them. $i2 to $25,

When you think of a new Summer
SCHAFFNER & MARX SUITS. We
and other good suits for less money.

Everything but shoes, for Summer men and boys.

ROGERS & STEVENS

Successors to Gemstook Bras.

 

 

cases and otiicr dead materi '

to am may he Pni‘llll‘iilPl‘iilli, the files. it

SOUTH NORWALK. TEL. CALL. 82-2.

 

 

)t the intention of parties inter-

to press the suits, it is, in many
plum-tapes. advisable to have them
alto you

 

i from the docket.
rcsh ant

ER OF SUPREME COURT.

 

gags; cut'o Tribunal is. Famous
ll street .Decisiona and Opinions.
’5 iinecticiit Supreme Court oi

ins lL’O years old on Tuesday.
" arti‘ord Times. During this
*t a century and fl quarter.
l as the hig.est legal tri
States. and high iii thtI re
ir jurisdictions. its deci-
dlnzs have lit-come “the
rcted anti commented on

' its bCllt'il has been

tire was
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iurstiay. : W“

Ft‘ll‘t‘.-‘t- ocou eh men as Roger Sher
[which-Titan, Voicolt and Jonathan
the or- ‘ ”l um. ions names in Connec-

il‘lgrt'lt ‘he later judges lith-
of Nor. Iiiam‘eii ceessors oi the first
g, from illllbiiit ourt issued the first

m prt- ( s which stand today

”'1“ “'1‘”: i were published in
sciicd-,I The ji '

,. . on the bench are:

(”MM J‘L‘rence. born iti Ed
inbtirgli. 3‘ tfll'f‘il 3. 1840. iii
came '0 ”1““ t the age of nine
years. he"i a «mi ,in the war
g as a private
entli Regiment
8 lieutenant-col
in the famous
mond. Va., and
e in 1901.
ldwin, a great
rman, a signer
independence.
idgos on, this
' Haven. Feb.
ctod to this

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to at- in Company
i was mustt‘i‘e
:tlllPi. was a
sidera-i Libby Prism
fits in I was made cl.
.iudgn Sim

got the liecia
and one of t
bench. was be
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“Vii (soar. in 1893.
,' Judge Wiiii'
Hartford SI
seat tipon
Judge
osa F
gradiia
. vice. ii

ersley. born in
'. and took his
cum bench in 1894.
B, i all, born "at Sar~
. Y._ FOIL 29, i334, a
vn UniverSIty. saw serl
of the rebellion in the
i nnecticut Volunteers
ed for disability cans
ver. He was appoint-
c Court in i897.
() Prentice, born iii
. Aug. 8. 1850. and is
so on this lieiich. He
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Selling liay,
is our business.

Grain and Feed iii a big. fair. liborai‘way
l’i'ofit is not. our only altn~not quite:
We owe much to the public for the patronage they give.
We take some things for granted though-«us that yoti
depend chiefly on this store for good and clean grain-good

service.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.

MANUEL T.. HATCH
i am ucar-wjust as far as the near-
csi letter-box or telephone. .-

 

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if You Don’t Buy u... We
Both Lose Money".

 

WE SHALL MAKE A SWEEPING REDUCTION ON EVERY PI-

1ST—SIMPLY MUST
HAVE ROOM FOR OUR STOCK OF PIANOS TO SUPPLY OUR
RENTING CUSTOMERS.

iF YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY; iF YOU APPRECIATE THE
TIME TO BUY. NO MATTER WHAT GRADE OF A PIANO, YOU

WILL NOT, UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES," ALLOW THIS
CHANCE TO GO BY.

YOU NEED NOT PAY CASH TO GET THE ADVANTAGE OF PRICE.
WE WILL ARRANGE TERMS TO MEET YOUR CONVENIENCE.
SEE THE JEWETT.

 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

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A box of sixty shoots of paper
and sixty envelopes.

coon ouAurv.
220 PER BOX.

authoritarian
T he Prescription Store.

All can paaotho door.
Night Calla Wayland.
Tolophona call. 154.

 

 

 

 

Local densities.

’l‘hc barge .iiorniiig Star is at Ray-
tiiond ilro..icrs‘ dock with it load of
coal.

Mr. Jones, the salt water taffy manu-
facturer. of East Norwalk. has gone to
Walnut Beach for the summer,

Mrs. (‘iiiyton Marshall, employed at
the Crescent Laundry, in East Nor-
waik. had one of her thumbs split open
yesterday. while engaged iii her duties.

The management of Baton l’oint an-
nounces that there will be H. concert
Sunday. itt the hotel veranda, and on
Monday there will be dancing iii the
pavilion.

Several boys on the Washington

 

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SPRING

SUIT, '
ALL READY To For

Today. tomorrow. some day within a few days,
a sudden dislike for your Winter Clothes.

Then you'll want to have a new Suit ready to put: 0M
you'll be uncomfortable until you get it. « , . '-

We have a fine collection of smart new Spring Suito -
show you.

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7 Hi ., .

We have a broad variety of patterns for your iutqcuoii...’ '
shapely and made to keep their shape through long 'Ig't‘vicer. g.“

SINGLE AND DOUBLEBREAStnbf} .
SACK suns AT sic, $12, 3.5, $18, 329‘ “.47”?

i it ’fl-f ‘1 “7‘ .
SELLECK 8. PRICE, -
98 Washington Street. South Nomilt. .

 

 

 

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street bridge amuse themselves night-
ly by setting dogs on a cat owned by
William J. Weislieit. The practice

 

 

 

Norwnlk Lodge. Brotherhood Protec-
tlvc Order of Elks, held a meeting last
night, and initiated tit-urge Brady.
James F. Kelley and John ll. ()‘t‘onnor.
of Kings Park, Long island.

The directors of the Norwalk litisi—
iiess Men‘s Association were to have
met last evening..to arrange for the
annual meeting. but did not get toge-
them. A supper will probably be held
in connection with the meeting. at
Gregory's Point.

 

 

TODAY IN WALL STREET.

NEW YORK, May :36;
sioii of l. B, NeWctimb from exchange
privileges for live years was announced
by the Stock Exchange today. Mr.
Newcomb was the Exchange member
for the firm of Stewart. llrown & Com.
pany. the dissolution of which was an-
noiuicctl a few days ago. it was this
firm which, it was charged. and trans
acted business for W. E. Wuoiiend iii
Company, against the rusies of the
Stock: Exchange. The governor's
committee of the Exchange was in ses-
sion several hours yesterday consider
big the charges against Mr. Newcomb.

isaac ll. Newco’mbe‘s suspension
was announced by President Pomroy.
who stated that he had been found
guilty of violation of the rules of the
Exchange dealing with the. commis-
sion laws. Mr. Pomroy added that Mr.
Neweombe}: trial should be especially
impartial and thorough. it was far-
titer stated by the Exchange omciais
that Mr. Newcombe's oll‘ence was in
no way connected with the Woodenti
failure. Mr. Newcombe was suspend-
ed from the Exchange fOr one year sev-
eral years ago on the charge of en

 

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goodo and good aorvice.
say “hurry"

we shall have a good aaoortment of sea unable vogotablol. Latino» Tortilv
tau, Cucumbera. New Potatoes. nice 0
pack, Pie Plant 5c, Radiation 2 bunches

cuatomer when their CASH
will give act tree on return
crockery will give a premium in proterlea for

 

JUST . RECEIVED——

Fancii 5 lb. Boxes of
Vermont Butter. onlii

THE LEE TEA AND BUT

17 NORTH MAIN STREET.

Clothiers and Farrakhan.
’ TELEPHONE CALI; 394-2.

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9 good work, pleasing
Are you In a hurry? s
and one how we do it.

the people. witti‘ mood
and no your ordoraaiid

 
 
 
 
 
 

Anything wrong wtth your goods.

 

we will right every wroNa.’ Saturday

 
 
 
 

 

nu, 60c peck. Homrlpinaciiy'azo
5 conh. etc.. etc , :

Set, beautifully decanted.
purchaae- amount to $50 and th
of four $50 tickets.

 
 
 
 
 

A handlomo 42 piece Dinner glvon to any

07 pay $2.02 or
Or if you don't ,oara M.
every 350 cull“. paid, ”.3. .

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aaging in fictitious transactions. ills
suspension for five years. which takes
effect today. is without precedent in
the history of the exchange,

WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.—-0pen-

iiig prices in the. stock market swung O

 

Paul. The first named gained 1%. but
other improvements did not exceed
moderate fractions.

 

fi‘t'éFfio'rE—ios‘.

R. J. Cutbill’s Bridge Fish‘Mt

narrowly from int-it night's level in both ROE SHAD, . .. ........ 12c LB. BUTTER'FISH, .. .........lw BI.
illirecltionfi Kit" "0!!“ "i ”W ”it”? BUCK SHAD. ................ 10c La. FLUKES. sou
stow ng c fluxes: in excess 0 lg. ' ’ _ .
. BLUE Han, ................ 10c LB. MACKEREL.1D¢&§. .
R it", fi.. .‘ -. . i.: ‘- , ,
stiflih’xvoiiérn."iir‘ii._%reiimit.‘t 1°" . WEAK FiSH, ...... . ..... 8c LB. NATIVE EELS, 12c La. -
“'Al-LSTREET. H 8- m-'l'hcovrn- STEAK coo, HALIBUT, PORGIES, SEA BASS AND BLACK Flatt. "
ing iiesiiaiicy was of brief duration. , .._—____ «. r ‘ ‘-
the entire market rising in sympathy , . , . . . r. u;
'it u . i' A l t i " ‘ ALL GOODS WARRANTED. _ '
30.3...."utuEi‘"§1..£‘;‘" 33.2118 Whit. wesr END WASHINGTON smear. Next to John H. Farrla' mi mo“. ‘
ion Pacific. Southern Pacific and St. Branches—20 ‘Whito 8t. Danbu'v: 75Pacltic stmt.8tlmf°'d- -. , ' 2:...»

 

 

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NLY PLACE iN THE NORWALKS WHICH HA8 CONN.

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Business 0011- I ~ ’ I r -
tracted 0n the rise, but the market H S Bast . WHO SEES 7H1 ‘ '21:"
.. .- . . held firm up to 11 o‘clock. ' - a 895 CONS: ”ENC" . . '
ti the piano being, usodai‘. the conven- c t WALL STREET 1 p. ni.——Speclal , , . ,' , 1.: .
p.35:,§§,,‘.‘“Z,,“'(E’,§‘,‘,’j,’,‘.:,ififlmflffigfispflffij an 5 ‘ stocks made a dé'cltded response to no voo amaze thesgriou- Consequences of condoms In-..
1‘\:‘ll(.iM§tm-)gm‘Church: was kindly 3’” ncas. By the Shady J6 Washington SU'BOT. Telephone 365-3, :gtngllmglgilmgsignié’rgegfaggggl‘f Strain? ‘ .- .r -. .
this? y 1'. .13. Lockwood & Com. great. Y Gave His Life for Hi. - Hockmg Valley pic. was 1% and Ana- .5332]gu‘paggnaléogtshggrpgaoslion! la the anoint, In“ It}.
- ‘ ' oun ry, ' Polly Prim. Rom- M com, and Smoking dommofl and pfd. ‘ . '
Sexist “illig‘tligéafiilugflrfif Ellilfgltllxtfid any Rye. hundred others. M'“”~*M~“W'*““WNWW”M'M” 7s to liltiy‘St. [do‘tliisesoughvdeittent bide. DON'T TRIPLE WITH YOUR EYEBI EXAWNATION PRIF PIN-x,
. .. . , . , - , ran 0 ' an se'con or a > . .
llardt to be first lieutenant and William FLAQS CORATiON DAY. ’ bonds 3 points. Realty pfd. got gacgk ' FECT FITTINC GUARANTEED. ,. f
Luunfibury' 0‘ Bridgeport, second lleu- u ar er s on below yesterday‘s closing on realiz~ I ‘ I.
éeiiraqntcof Company 8. Third Regiment, MAN: ing. 0 B. JACKSON, " " ‘ 4
. . . ‘ to North _ _ 4 , . TODAY'S ouora‘rtouo. 0 ‘ t , ,.
Company D had ”8 last drill of the Agent '0 8?;ugoxth'12rzsil‘t' 7 Months for 2 Deliver d Reported ever the print. wire- or -i- - r- OPTICIAN. ~ 3;, y 3...
season. last night. There are now she and Sport d. g 5 a Maples & Goidsclimidt, Commission 5. WALL “-3557, ‘NORWALK. “of":
tyfiight members, a full compliment, - Brokers, SMal‘tl & Corbett Block. ‘ . . .\- at,
an a so a we ting list. The com an ‘_ - r a” ' South Norwalk. Telephone 153. ._ .
fiftii‘tletli1 to accept the invitation ofp mi. . T ' Leave OTdCTS NOW , Open. High. Low. 2:00. ——~—-——-——- . , , , »
. . .,to artii t i h . A LC .. 50’ 51 50 '50 -
tiou eta boufiitsr,(;tp§i‘fyo:’st iiiiif‘gizt [I Y0 V6 w P B R A333,: 50‘; 5,“ 60"»: 50;: Hoadaobo. tranche. Blurring of the '17...."554- .
‘" = ' ' t .. .. . S- 69" .9 .. “tern “star:::t::.::'::°:....it:t:::month‘s.
The r um . . .' Balm, & Ohio, 7774. 7855 717,4. 78 onto 9 c we . . ._ »- . .:
w. c. {sunrglvfie be “agrarian: the A D. i, 0 Spare STATIONER. 3-...” R, T“ ms 475.1247“ '47 priced at the comfort a. pair or 9mm will attord "3:01:17!“ch lam
.,. . fly, at i to Wait 8t.. Norwalk. 0 South Main St. So. NOI'WIIk. Che & Ohm 30% 39% .30“ 10 “fun", Scignuflc examination, and propariy titted, all“; M]. :
i533 finch. Amgmrittfidr'nMai‘md 3 ' Y ' Call its on the phone. and we will deliver the goods. Chtat’z N w '16934 169% 159% 1&9“ looted In what you'aro guaranteed hora. " - ‘ “ L" 7 i '. ' 3‘
llacese~ . . . . ,, --‘ . , *.
5. ed, an, -, - . 1d 0 en a —~-~ *-~--~-~~ ~~-~<~rf- -~~ ct. no St P. 1393/. 140a. 139a 1405:. 1' R o l m “t “3 ,
Miathods iiuirefi? lioefldni: 323...? p Wh S “d C l ‘2 ’ EFL. Col. r. a 1.. 29% 29a. 39% 29% m, , ut’flfiffiflfr ' a!" “In m It“
May ’12 Ind 13. Will be given at mid Saying Count 0 a! 0a ‘ » ’4‘ BETHES’TSE i323“ fggvfggy‘ Egg“ . .°.';.°'.r-prlmm.m. “ émnl.m O! "m". . nir- .:§. ‘, y. ’ .
in . ~ .. . . ., . . _ . t.
Talienztst excursion of th sense to ' Why. we have plenty of coal—coal . Erie, 23% 23:: 23% ms- ., 9"“ m"- " 11:45. "'“‘ «mommy ""'""" . .
C q p 1 e n W' - to burn good. clean coal that will burn Erie. Ist. pt. 58% 5859~ 58% 58% ..., . , , -. ' ,
one) sandwli be made next Sunday i - Manhattan .14”,| 144% “3% 144 - . -
by the meme, Rosedale. The vessel when you want it to, and make your Met 8t Ry 109 109% 109 109% punt. _ s E DIBBLE . 1mm“: ,
will leave Rom i’olnt ‘at 10 o'clock, , fire clear and bright when you need ”dreamt" 7% 77,, 7% 7% Telephone 221. o , a - .. _ r ' ‘ M M
godmreti‘imgi: its-23:33:93 Sloane: atthti South ’ alk it. Don‘t hold on thinking coal priced Mo. ‘Plclflc' 901,4 90% 90 90 ' B _ k0,. r , WT.
‘3 " f e .. . . are going down-no, not that we know , Nat, Lead. 19% 19%, s 19 19 __ m . 9 ' . . '. . .
iii?" ulfigavfhattrfi‘ctionbs for which , . . f, Let fill o no nd Nerf a West 56% 56%, 6654 55% . . . s: c . .
in one o 0 rs- ve eon expend. 0 -. . us your or or w a y , -. . ~ - . , . ~
cd. There will be a band on board. Trust ‘ any you will probably owe money. Price 3:; gages“ 21;; 2122:1213: géfi ”liffllld :Blflk. 95 Washington 3' 1 p 3 ., ,V
A woman isn't necessarily ‘ thief for winter or summer $6.00 per ton. -. pen“, R. it, 113% 113% 113% “3% 5“". ”Milkycllfl- ' 4.: _ .
because she hookaadresl. . ’ ‘ No Charge for Carolus in- ‘~ gm’fia d 3* 3,35,: 3* $2 _. 3‘9" . ~ .
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”MT innit: vicinity Don i m vour- . figm- 18:2» :39: 3% :23: 3;? crooks. aouoa. onAiN AND corvou aouoirr on ”LP. on; con;

. » em... sci: .. u um u. u E.M.TOLLES&C0 . m... ~ ~ 2 x... ....: a. u. u. s. max mm m at... cm .. mam. em ., .
npooltivocmwith TILLsou'o at»; .. i, . ~=~ , . j , , " paws. my. 533:. 54 . i—__._ - ~
5:33;. or your money back. PMCE .50!“ , but . , » 15% 15% 15% 15* was 0mm

0 . w a - ' ”‘ j- , ~ . BL. 34% 34% 3‘36 34%
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