1
‘7 24‘
' PUBLIC MARKET
60 its.
14 to 17 inches.
. 1,.“
. . I m' 1 1, i .
E-. k0 Bflnkss
“Assesses 110m. CLOCK.
WISTMASHJNSTON WRIST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Foi‘ Norwalk and vicinity: Local
showers late tonight and Sunday.
Showers have Occurred during the past
twenty- -four hours in the central and
eastern sections. A slight disturb
once? is central this morning In the
Lake region. . It will probably pass
north of .hls vicinity tonight.
-—-Latest style straw hats. 0' Brien.
A aplle driver owned by H W. Wells
& ',Cdmnat1y‘ is making repairs to the
Bishop 0. Lynea dock in Norwalk.
0' armors say that crows ar-erunusual
ly nfimerous this season aiid are doing
much damage to crops. especially corn
~10. 000 bargains for Sat. and Mon.
In 111i: kitchen dept. M. 8 Smith a Co.
Mills Edith Huntington, daughter at
Dr'. abd'MrafS, H. Huntingtrm, of Main
stress,“ ls ' the guest of ‘Rldgefield
frien s.
Fr derlck M. Jennings,
strse .
the right arm. caused by a small piece
of steel getting late it.
’Plans are In preparation for the an-
nual ~plchlc of the Sons of New Fair-
field. which will be held the second
Wednesday in August. Music by the
Danhury band will probably be an in
novaiioa this summer
—-'l‘he greatest variety of fresh
candy to he found at M. S. Smith is
00! s
The ofiices of the dairy commission-
er and the cattle commissioner, at the
of Tolles
, state capitol are being renovated.
Other rooms will be renovated during
the summer dull season.
, Thaw. C. Langley Furniture com-
pany. incorporated, of Waterbury, has
filada certificate of incorporation in
the office of the secretary of state; cap.
ital stock authorized 325.000.
-—-Straw bats! Straw hats! O Brien.
011 August 2Ist Rev. C. C. Creegan.
gas, of New York will preach In the
South Norwalk Congregational Church.
and on August .28 Rev. G. 1H. Heard,
of Burlington. Vb. will occupy the
pulpit. The union ~ summer services
of the South Norwalk Churches .wIll be
held .attbls' timev ,
Governor Chamberlain has- requisl‘
tioned the War'department for equip-
ment for the Signal Corps, including
articles for visual slgnallng, camp tele-
phone system, field telephone line for.
maneuvers. a telegraph line and gen-
eral supplies. He has also made re-
quisition for ordinance "stores for the
Connecticut National1 Guard. '-
A NCTRE~ CAME __LApY‘.
I will send free with full instruc-
lions. some of this simple preparation,
for the cure of Leucorrhoea. Ulcers-
tlon, Displacements. Falling- not the
Womb Scanty or Painful Periods, Too
more or Crowths, Hot Flashes. Desire
to Cry, Creeping feeling up the Spine,
Pain In the Back. and all female trou-
bles. to all sending address. To moth-
ers of suffering daughters I will ex-
plain avSuccessful Home Treatment.
If you decide to continue it will only
cost about 12 cents a week to guaran-
tee a cure.‘ i do not wish to sell you
anything. Tell other sufferers of it.
that is all I ask. Address, Mrs. M.
Summers. Box 375,
Notre Dame. Ind.
SPECIAL
All This “Week
Fresh or Corned
Plate 60 lb.
32 South Slalgs fires!
Corner of Harlin-d : '
Pipeline Shirts '1
is ill with blood poisoning In '
' interested in the
- ty of hbsier‘y‘a
to do due honor to MNallon'aSIrth-l
- 'I'RFiro." ......" .
comm;
s'vAiicllmmc‘r 'w'ea'th'er is Tennis
weather to the lover of the game
and these are enjoyable days on
the courts. More people are
phiyin‘g thrill for years‘: the ‘gamc
is winnihg back to its rightful
place of favor.
This to give an idea of how
Sportsmen's Corner is ready for
this, as for every, game:—
Spalding rackets,~$l to $7.50.
15 (j i racketsrlil to'$6.
Racket-preSses,—$i to $2.50.
Racket-covers,—~45c to $1.
B G l. Spnldiug, and Wright 81
Ditson l1alls.——3 for $1
Practice balls .—25c.
Nets. single and double court,
*‘75C ‘0 $5-
iiackstop nets,——$2.25.
Poles ,—$1 to $6 pair.
Backstop poles ,——$1 each
Marking—tape,—$3 50 and $4.
Dry- markers ,——-90c.
Basement.
TAKE A CAMERA.
There will be twice as much
enjoyment in store. if you take a
camera on the vacation
Necdn't finish up your pictures
unless you wish. Send films here
by mail and the store will have
pictures all ready when you re-
turn.
omens.
No. 1 Brownie kodak. 2%x2%.—1l.
No. 2 Brownie kodak. mariner—12.
No. 2 Flexo kodak. 39513 lit—$5-
£1113.- 1 Folding Pocket kodak, aldxllld
4“No. ’lla Folding Pocket kodak. 2%:
No. 2 Folding Pocket kodak 3mm.
£15560 3 Folding Pocket kodak, 3%X4M,
No. lid-Folding Pocket kodak 3%:
555,—820.
No. i Cartridge kodak. 4116 ..—-125
s4ilgremo illm- pack camera. 3%X3ldr—
Premo film pack camera, ixb.—Si’1.85.
Premo folding film-pack camera, 3%
flier-19. ,
Century camera, model it, 655x859.
all the new improvements r450
Kodak developingsnacblues. Brown-
ie SliBr—SZ: style E. for all also films
up to Ext—S7. 60.
TH! HOWLAMB
nay ooonsoo.
“‘SRIDGBPQRT..
a } m
Edward Livermprs and 111111111311.
ton, of Stamford; Craig Nicoll. of
York, were recent guests of Rev. and
Mrs. .Hamllton.
~Black ‘snd' Brown Derbies. O'Brien‘
William J, Hamilton and George
- ‘, Williams of South Nor'w‘tilk, enjoyed
the Fourth at Smith's Ridge, with Ban-
iel Hamilton.
~—The greatest value of the season
in muslin underwear and shirt waists
at M. S. Smith & Co.‘ a.
Workias been started In the new
Water street, Norwalk. water main, the
new Harbor avenue main having been
completed
The schooner Gleddy Burke has' ar-
rived in the harbor with a cargo of
lumber. The Burke hails from Blis-
wortb, Maine. \ .
Horace Rodi Will resume his dulled
at the Holmes, Keeler a Selleck Com-
pany store, Monday. after enjoying his
annual vicatlon.‘
L—Str11w‘*‘hitul ‘St'l‘aw hats! O'Brien.
Miss Minnie Lockwood and Miss
Grace Benedict. of New Canaan. have
been visit!“ Mu. John H. Light,“
So‘uth Norma seasonal 1111‘ ’
Councilman Frederick S.A1i'1bler til
, Norwallr latch“ to leave Monday for
the St. —Louia' Bx ltlbn, where he B
e of novelties.
an 11.1mm quanti-
d underwear" to' be
, gold at driving prices. M. S. Smith- S'-
-'-30t hill! 0‘
The Rev. Alexander Hamlitunw
' ofilclate Sunday In St. John' s' Strips“
Mr. and Mrs George Carter. of'nbNo
walk. spent the Fourth with Stephen
Heath, Carter street, New Cs
1, #1314an style Soft Hats.
Misses Susan and Lissle Scudder of
West street left South Norwali. today;
will spend the summer with their sis-
ter, Mrs. Frederick Sealer, who has 0
summer residence there. 1 " ‘
‘ the at my work during the day—very
' tee of the Superior Court. in a suit
‘be better to place them in the handset
. We
change will be started the latter part
of the ex will go Into effect
. with .the or. directory. Mrs. J C.
Sperryre ed in Saybrook and It. A.
'Srient .
for .Belrnar. New Jersey,. where they .
we - 1. ..
When the kidneys srs sick.
Nature tells you all about It.
1'hs urine ls nature's eaiuda'r.
'Infreauenb or too 1 action.
{IAny urinary trouble tells of kidney
lil'ftlh'0'
.3301“)! xiii-sprain ours in bidder
a.
South Norwalk' peeple testl to this.
William B Gregory. 206 0.th
ton street, East Norwalk, says: ‘fl
am a better by trade. an oceusptlonj
that compels me to be onmy lost all
day. I was bothered With 0 ”bad back
and a urinary ~dlilouity with sediment
in the 'kldney secretions. It annoyed
often at night and sin place at. getting
out of bed In the mornings refreshed
and fit for a day’s work IJwas irritable
and weak. I obtained Dean‘ 11 Kidney
Pills at Plaist d' a drug store to see “'0
they would he so me. They did. They
gave me entire 'l'e lef.
For sale by all dealers. Price 60
cents a box. Foster-Mllburn 00.,
Buffalo .N. Y., solo Agents tor the
United States. .
Remember the name Dean' s and take
no other.
I COMPLAINSOFASSESSMENT. .'
..___-
Mr. Hoyt Disdoritsd With Taxes on
Contentment Island. ,
Testimony was heard 'Thurs'day af-
ternoon by John E. Keeler. a commit-
brought by John Sherman Hoyt. a son-
in~law ‘of Anson Phelps Stokes,
against the town of Barton, tobave his
real estate assessment of 370.000 re-
duced -to Sili..000 ~
Mr. Iioyl owns an extensive resi-
dence on Contentment Island. and has
lived there fortieVeI'Il years. “is
understood that it was Mr. Hoyt who
Induced Mr. Stokes to build his coun-
try. place at. Collender's~ Point. MMr.
Hoyt has not paid- any tax since 1000.
The specific asseessmentsoltod In his
suit are for 1900 and 1902, When the
case was reached lint 'tbe Superior
Court. 'Judge Keeler- was ~appointed a
committee to take testimony. -A.-week
ago olednesday.»Judge ‘Keeler hold a
session'atwvhich avgood dealtof evl~
deuce was given. and .tblsewas contin-
afternoon was putrid at'vitpbut lb was
not possible to finish the case. so an
adjournment was taken until July 20.
Mr. Hoyt: maintains that the assess-
ment of 875.000 is exorbitant. He
places the value of his property at
$49,000. He further contends that
there is a rule in ‘Darlen that proper-
ty Is assessed at less‘than its market
value. Edwin 1.. Scodeld. counsel tor
Darlen.‘claims that the propertv ls
worth 175.000. and declares that there
Is no such rule as Mr.- Hoyt speaks or.
Several witnesses were heard regard-
ing the value-of the property. -
Attorney Hurihutt, of Norwalk, is
counsel for Mr. Hoyt. The ‘bax on
875,000 4 would be about $550.
TORIA
ts and Children.
Iltlltii‘ fill lilibilflttlinglli
Sears the
Signatnrarof
yc
,. A"
ores-navy EXCHANGES.
' dab—d—
Southsrn New England Telephone Co.
Extend Lino.
The new telephone directories will
not be sent to subscribers until July
30th this quarter. It has‘been decided
by the Southern New England Tale.
phone company managers that. it would
subscribers in all towns at the same
time. Heretofore it has been the cus-
tom to start with some of the smaller
towns.; but confusion ‘haa resulted.
The new directory-11 will contain a
number of new exchanges.
The telephone company now has
twenty-five gangs of men- throughout
theistata extending the service. The
planslnblude-‘a newsman“ in Wood-
b'ury,‘ Newtown. Watertown, Stafford
Springs, and the company decided to-
Carlo ‘start one in Glastonbury. The
idea of the Glastonbury ex.
of the summer. "
«Mural dhAhges In the management
Rollback 11111 take her place. -
bliss S.‘ L'; Perry for twenty. years
at Canaan has resigned and Ella Con-
sldeue has been appointed In her place.
The company has also decided to
award the contract for the construc
tics of a new exchange in New Britain
and contractors are bidding on the,
"ark. .. '0
Another story will be built on the
of about 88 000.
A new toil board In being installed
in the exchange in New Haven.
1 W
1H0“ LIP! POLICIES.
Philadelphia Second City in Total
“' cums Paid ‘ln 1903.
The "Insurance hols" has made
p'bilc the slant! of all holders of
large life insurance policies who died
day. should'be 3&3; that “$5,
provided. have‘fifli- tho
. “new!” Al. mafiam
will guarantee the but to be had
HM you will
4 “"3313. the last ear.
- “mi“.- '1“?
' heads til. :lllt of cities where
WWW
Nth. «thorium MIMIC M York:
N“ W ‘*m
9n death not
“bemused"
71.31:: new
The amount of policies In force in
W W- HIM!!!“
with 800.000.000.1‘ablea show that the
e totem: instillation
”-1.5 ..
,_ ‘00 with the theft of “1 from her
”friend. Sallie Williams. says the Stant-
day.
'as an outrage and several other things.
‘ ~l‘Dund on her.
ued until yesterday, when another full -
; the expenses which was published at
Hartford exchange at an estimated cast ‘
moment his .4
Stalls Storms la la sauces. charg-
ford Advocate. The woman are cola
red folk, and Miss Williams lives in
y street. Last Saturday night,
when Miss Williams was sound asleep,
it is charged. Stella entered her home
through window. secured the keys to
her 'lrun. and' extracted the money.
She left the place by- the same route.
and ever. since has been a-llvl11'-easy.
The police have been working on the
case since Saturday. '
Suspicion was directed to Miss
Storms because of the ready money
she seemed to have accumulated and-
denly. »...Tl1e money went to equip hel-
self and herusweethsart. with brand-‘
new outfits. and what was left was
used for trolley rides and other more
or less mild dissipation.
Thursday the police learned that
Stella Storms was seen leaving the
Williams house through the kitchen
window In the still of the night Satur-
This was the information they
wanted. and orders were issued for
her arrest on sight. It fell to Chief
Brennan to arrest the woman. The
Chief was returning from a business
trip to Port Chester when his atten-
tion was attracted by the behavior of
a swell colored lady. It was Stella. and
she was returning from a trolley ride
to Rye Beach, ‘where, It is believed
the last of the $41 was squandered
When Chief Brennan placed Miss
Storms under arrest. she was very in-
dignant. and denounced the procedure
She protested absolute innocence of
the crime. None of the money was
8H! TRIED FIVE DOCTORS.
Mrs, Frances L. Sales. of, Missouri
Valley; la...wrltes: “l-haVe been: aifilct-
edwlth kidney trouble five years; had
severe pains in my back and a fre-
quent desire to urinate. When hiring
I experienced .much pain over the re-
gion of the kldneys.~ ‘i tried ilve phy-
sicians without benefit and then con-
cluded to try Foley's Kidney Cure. A1~
ter taking three 81.00 bottles 1 was
completely cured." For sale at Plats-
ted's Drug Store... ‘ “
PAYING THE PIPER.
dam to be Assessed Against City of
Bridgeport. for Trolley Riot.
Notice was-Served upon the city to-
day by Attorney General Klng of Hart.
ford. 0140. Joint hearing to he held ~Iu;
Bridgeport at 10 o'clock on the mom~
ing of Tuesday-July 19. before Tax
Commissioner Andrew :1". Gates. Attor-
ney General King and Comptroller Wli‘
liarn E. Secley, acting as a board of as:
season, to assess the costs of main-
talning law and order by County She-
‘rlff Sidney E. Hawley and his regular
and special deputies during the mem-
orable trolley strike last spring.
The state has paid its share of the
expenses incurred and there is a bal-
ance of $3,074.48 to be borne by Bridge-
port and Ansonla. The question as to
what proportion of that amount shall
be paid by Bridgeport will be dis-
cussed at the coming hearing. Deputy
Sheriff Peter Doolan served formal
notice upon the city through City
Clerk Buckingham today.
in the facial notification Is a de-
tailed statement by ‘Shcriif Hawley of
the time Judge George W. Wheeler of
the superior court taxed the, costs. The
special board will assess the cost to be
paid by both cities. Each of the regu-
lar deputies will be paid at the rate
of 85 for each day's work. At that
time a day's work was from early in
the morning until the cars stopped run-
ning at night. Some of the special de-
puties are to be paid $2.50 per day and
others 82. The need of the services of
Sheriff Hawley and his aides extended
over a period from May 29 to June 30.
CURED 0F IRICHT'O DISEASE.
Mr. Robert 0. Burke. Elnora, N. Y.
writes:
ey's Kldney‘Cure Ithad to get up from
twelve totweuty times a night. and l
was all bloated up with dropsy and my
eyesight was so impaired i could
scarcely see one of my family across
the room. I had given up hope of fly
ing. when a friend recommended F
ley' s Kidney Care. One 50 cent bot-
tle worked wonders and before i had
taken~thethlrd bottle the dropsy had
gone, as well as all other symptoms of
Bright's disease. ” For sale at Plais
ted' a Drug Store - . - "
NATIONAL WIRI CONCERN
MOVES.
‘ saw Haven. July 9.-—The general-
and executive ofilces'of'the National
Wire Corporation here »are to bore.
moved to New York. the reason being
a lack of- facilities here which are use
canary to the consolidation of the busi-
ness of the corporation, as well of
economy in management. It is stated
that the number of men employed here
will not be decreased.
“Before I started to use Fol~ ‘
' OR SHOW ICE ONTHE JOB.
i WIMP
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OY SH
ITAMINI SUITS.
0017011“ng
SILK COATS AND OOVIRI CLOTH
OOA'I' S. LATEST STYLIS. S4 T0 SS.
OIVI US A CALL. . 1':
Special prices for Saturday before
Fourth of July. Cut In prices in'avery
article in the store.
‘80 Fox,
‘rHs LADIIS' TAILOR.
81 Main Street. Norwalk. Conn.
A vaav anvauraoaoue con
,Taacr,
msds'yvlth the Metropolitan Pharma-
cal Company enables us to sell their
hlgli grads
am 1110111 AND wmt.
generally rotallod at 75c FOR 461: PER
FULL PINT..
Zci fuss Pharmacy...
sq. unawaut.
4 rel 'c... sir-5.: ..
lirizgurus Poinil
alter uehwsuc, eons.
.—
silent DINNERS AND can soon
or ALL KINDS, COOKED
T0 oaosa.
IA'ern AMEEIBIIING.
saru HOUSES T-O aaar sv sea
son
l. 1. 0-3113; Proprietor
.1 IN‘
'Phsns. lat. . .
Jenkins SmNalycs
ans
canteen “came,
, ,. Carried In Stock.
billion-Mo SILVIR Purine. 1i
New Braised Boatilclsters.
Have” no superior. Can show them
in operation; ‘
Repairs to S
list-y and Iss— '1
iechr 'SCIICIM
”IE 6. N. MCKIBBIN
~ H'F'G C0,
50 WATER ST. SO. NORWALK.
.1
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THE JOHN 3. LA ‘N'RE‘NCE
1191 N015
ALLINSlyA
MORTOKOO JOAM%%K (5Rwa E 111‘.
ram
soar Tl ‘acxs‘r
12 SOUTH MAIN STREET. -
, 1-». 11111. Ha
SlX ROUTES
St. Louis Exposition
. "0.
Old Dominion Line
For' full information and prices apply
at Agency of ' ’
discos M. mm.
.1 R. R. All... Soubeorsvalk.
Brooks'lds 1.1110 In Co’s
Ponds ,_ . '.
an: no av ocean SPARKLING
STREAMS. N0 'olan wares lCE
NUFF SAID.
J, L. McFarland, H. S. Pinkdflnfl.
bulilii like lulu
OFFICE, NO. S MADISON ”STIIITl
FISH ’
RM‘IWOWIAR— ................ toe
clitoral-.11
'°' Slack Fish ..
Dr. David Kennedy’s
New Medicine
ofthe list 11th 511‘
00.0, or more omthelrmsasmaae
nameaof 023.11 f
“Media on 11111. 1:13"
.59 M” n” wold writ-ssh
4mm creme Fish .........4
ml seem 2511 use:
m. cmmucauss
SOC
SC
3"!“495111 10° ”to 250 CM
”urns-unnudi 1".
canisters-essence
....... 01:
Native eels and other kinds of fresh
fish eating at reasonable prices.
rlns Ea Ilia"! Igflshafsl “0101- iv
. {tor : augment will
* tare study which will include a junior
fit“
linu'r‘ son now transom partition. "
uh .. 1 .
“5,1,“. ‘ 3' ”V.“ .
Ath»
an.) s
',. The first for the summer outing Is
to be very helpful to you in the buying
THIN RISIO UNDERWEAR
FOR WOMEN
Part’ of s'mill‘ihbn'a surplus stock.
They were bought for bargains. they'll
bersold for bargains.
Ladles’ fine jersey rib vests. sleeve-
less. wing sleeve. all sizes, ”the.
Ladies Jersey rib vests. in fine qual
lty. sleeveless. and wing sleeve. the.
Ladies' llsle thread vests. sleeveless,
ular 25c quality. special 17c.
le‘s' iiale thread vests. in blue.
pink and white, fancy and plain. in
' all sixes. 25s..
Ladies extra fine llslo thread vests,
plain and fancy. regular 50c. quality.
special 89c.
vertis'ement we quote you some very tempting values.
much to your interest to make an early investigation.
Your Vacation Needs
close at band. This store Ia equipped
oi' your vacation outfit. In this ad-
Think you'll find It
snowy cousins uuosauustlus
These are special lots. specially 9
ed. and you are invit ed to buy all.
need while these lots last. ‘
Ladles' muslin corset covers. lac.
trimmed. extra good value, at 250. 1
Ladies' muslin corset covers, lass
and embroidery trimmed. good quality.
at 29 cents.
Ladles' muslin drawers. lace an
embioldery ruflle. extra full and good
quality. at 60 and 69 cents.
Ladles' muslin skirts. with ham-
atltched ruffle. extra good quality. s90
(in! at 75 cents.
Ladies' short muslin skirts, with
lace Insertion and lace trimmed. at, 70c.
our summer trading.
prices.
I tilt of Sillill lllls.
Surpassing all our former hat sales fihlc’h has become such a feature of
These hats comprise the some sample stock of the
largest manufacturer of such in the United States. and which we fertunataly
acquired at a price that enables us to offer you them at one-third the regular
Extra fine quality untrlmmed straw hats at 29c.
1
1'
SS WASHINGTON STREET. .
of dainty neckwear as here.
prices low -
86 Washington Street.
1 , - 4 I 3,
rue . conorny .
Is not so much in paying the 111111119111 price. 1.11111; paying thrift
price and getting the best merchandise.
the person who can t use it. but every woman can use also neckwea'r. and",
no where In The Norwalks will you and so large and virled an assortment ,
The styles are new. qualities excellent all ,-
N. 15'. army.
33'35 Washington Street,
South’fllloxynlki Conn, f ..
Annual Clearance Sale of Trimmed Milliuerll
EVERYTHING IN THE MILLlNIRY LINE AT REOUCED PRICES.
AGENTS FOR “INNNER PATTERNS.
s. s.— TILLOTSON.
. ' _aoufi'1iuonwau<.coua.
ji-
11.1. " "
However nothing is
o
Lu'w'n South 1111mm. 7: so 71. 1t.
2: 16 P 11.. (Saturday 1: 15 r. 111.)
1: 46 p. u)
'. FARE—Singles-S Qo ~Exotrr.-~
Pearl-Lair " on or rename " "
asses New Y ark. Monday. Wednesda and Pr
rlzrwalk Tau. Thurnnd‘Sst‘. at new“. Pram
FREIGHT qNLY
at 5:00 P. 11.131111“
resolved froml: WA. M. to 5: GOAL!
"oiLvaa FOR GOV.‘SULKELEY.
TweritquIvo Years President of Aetna
insurance Co. .
HARTFORD, July 9.——As a token of
the esteem in. which ..he is held by
those employed by the company.
resident Morgan 1. Bulkele, of the
.Aetna Life Insurance Co, hursday
Afternoon, as given a set of resolu-
tlohs 111111 a lid sliver table service.
The event was‘ln recognition of 11132611,:
anniversary as president of the coni-
paay and a luncheon complimentary
to him was given in the Putnam Pha-
lanx armory.
NO PITY~SHOWN.
"For years fate was after me can-
tinuosiy." writes F. A Gulledge. Veri
bsna. Ala. "I had a terrible case of
Piles, causing 24 tumors. When all
failed Bucklen’s Arnlca Salve cured
me‘. Equally good for Burns and all
aches and pains. Only 25c at F. H
Baxter's Drug Store. i,
FEATURES OF OHRUTAUOUA ASP
8! EMSLY.
' The annual “Asmayé
9' Wednesday!
Aspecial fea-
school of aa-
tslawlll be lilacs
tissuiniliuftlieheartgl‘ltll‘ie fauna-“flit?”
0mm veinp V0
m
s..- “Wines 1....
" bounty should be
.:..‘.
“$1an. and will cook their
:wwinum'
Leaves New 11111112001
ENS: 3‘" 81.. 2:“? Pa in»
C N. Patter, ofiridgeposwfippli
Massachusetts. t
Among 1hose"who have
plicatlon ”to thestste‘ of {am
fauna, btgung whitilh is to bailout;
u e mac ulstta soldiers
the Civil War who 13011111!th
conditions. is that of oars-lea?
ter, of live North avenue, Br!
Mr. Potter semd ”100.0
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