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Golden rod has made Ito appearance
A: Noted by ldlter ‘I‘r Dudley, WIN.”
of the Hartforqmcst. 1, , .
Fashionable uniformly hue not,“ « l ‘
yet adopted the 1830 hidden. in‘ '
Pete‘ie ““3 the country roads. of the voltilninouti-‘ntilll‘de Iklr . titti-
coats, chemise anti drawers are If ii an
A meeting of Eureka Dodge. Daugh-
UV rappers tori;l ‘1')! Rebekah, will be held tomorrow scent and we“ “lied” ill-tho days of
AT “‘3 .9 the eel skirt. when-arsinglc ruffle or put!“
Will“. H. Benton, Ji‘o ‘13 390““an . 1. , or fold, announcing ‘ihl- existence from
a, : . ,
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50c ., i . :3: garner with his aunt in Kenning- » . , .' L {“hinurmng mnr .flrumnfitimt “:1. 0081‘. ., t , ‘y W , . . _ ,,
. . - , , cred tie mm a.“ on sii mo‘n , , 5 ‘ ‘ , V i l ~ , "
E K Bank. Ml? Julia snoo'ltwoodotlnarifivo. . ,. - ml'llst’l‘llll lhurl lllftlrtlt‘ltiou. h t ‘ llama: I FIND gmwnqa 0F
‘ hue. as returned mm a vis t to er- . 1 , ' ; hero' a some c sage, owevor,. or . ‘
‘ . . L ' ”“10 films outfit the newest underwear all shows the _'_-_'.;;;;::;t_t‘{f;:g;;:;;-_‘:::."“,__§
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l masculine HOTI ‘fiLfi “viii“d- ' .
. ’ d . circular cut. It iii carefuli titted about
"”7 WA‘H'NOTONRR ,0 ‘ "Wort" Chili'l‘ch‘ll placing :3 so i. the waist and hips" bug on to widen A“ whom Kidney trouble, Liv
i IOUTH NORWA . to“: is mutant-c. one! an out: f t t t at me Mm and times out mm M com at. Blooms of the multination-
—~——— i‘ . ,. ‘ “° "°‘ ' M Tom 0D 0 03 cidod fulncss stithe fact. I33y the cl ; W‘Wt °' “W "“9"“! “d” “‘1’
2 ' 1‘ “i” ‘ ’ ciilar cut, lingers meets t o emergent . .
Norwalk, is enjoying a stay at Lake . cy of the new, “r full skirt without! bbtninFBEETBMTMENTylth Galvanic
, Warambaug th . t t l til h Meant Dr. David Kunnoilyii new ML
l ~ " ‘1 ‘ .‘ ‘-—Ladies "50 (“lords 31.98. R D_ a Is S Ole. losing ht! gracsft 0“ “a t at h” .clfll. .élmp cut out the coupon Ibo”.
Lyon & Co. several years past 1 . ‘
”- -—~---——--~———-———-—- . , ' Row Readout KY. fully cut. fitted and put together. it will pay you to take a careful um “I
‘ l h r r .Ni lit owns and dressing sac tics, nety ’ ' ,‘
WEATHER FORECAST. Company D will “'1 I at ‘ o a mo y “an 5‘ hgvo tho . circular dcslgn.qand ”34%:mfi‘25‘32‘n‘: 33:31:: bags; the different lets, you are sure to find something to fill your present one
. _ Mansssas trip. ' , ‘ 74m , .
“.133: ”gm; ““3 ”gelding“? John ,3_ Mom h. enjoying a He... covers too. except that they "are at who. 1.. women's NIGHTGOWNB Women's long white skirt». with
.5 1'. 0 sh y 5 2“" rs ,y. b” tlon from his duties at the store of ‘ ‘ the top. It not only gives finite“ M Myfitiliiam ii. Miller outsmart-MN. W . ii i it be“ t 4“.“ deep lace insertion and lace trim
WI 8 0W8" 3V0 occurred illil‘ II: t 0 Tristmm & Hyatt, L How much to pan? the right lilacc, but it. also saves scams 1 m ~"‘I WM “rind“, troubled with lomclli s Ilnus I'l‘ n gl l “h "tiuthhcd “ lit 2 50 _
past twenty-four hours on the South - , . and ugly gathers, and is generally a m", d; out out ,, tr mmc , aso ems no one y, 8 . .
Finger Mlggistslppl Kallgsfih'flg kdltar llanisi‘osf‘llzgrw‘agg,thave been visiting . . underwear. remedies. :5:ng :olig’anfgmflllgm; Women's “mum" night rOD‘md with CORSET COVERS
“r all“ a “I n 0 a 0 3- ”I" . 6 r- f ' h. k , a mill ,well ma and w as l t
yesterday morning is now control in m... 00... A, Remy, 0f wrinmmuq Olilil dll' Dl'lce. “‘0 menu“ "““E l“ ““9 “race” boughtnbattle of Cal-cunt Soiveutofmg 9'“ 3'0 6! an 98 a other musl h curse
onl a little mono is a rent it should , Women's muslin night robes, with 12W}. _
1gtlon. Coxditl’ons flaer for tthhm Vlcini Coburn, at Colonial cottage. go ’lnto the qualityy of 1the material 80:2; £5.33. PM”? ‘ . Bradley, low neck and Slim; sletillvcs fill?» lace Wmllon's muslin corset covors.‘ “fat
Y 0°“ era 9 c 0“ y “9“ er, pro- r. and Mrs Robert S. Van Burcn - .3 rather than the trimmings. And scc- , trimmed. eXtra [1.00 qua til. - - lnsertion‘and lace trinimed, terry" i
bahly light showers with slightly hisb- “flatly celebrated the fourth annivor- p M ti . i no ti 1 ‘
1 i.?"iil§i.:.'§i“iii§§iié" hangars: "R. "mm“ “mm 2233's.: Lair-rt Wm... m... we,
‘ ,, awt w t. .- ”‘— ‘ ’ " ' ‘ immedmadie
Miss Blossom Smith of 18 West ave- JOh“ F- Neugcbauer, ““3 Washington , . l h It 1 w in u", n ck , llh thew ‘ d , ed and, hemstltcbed tr ,
’ street tailor. is having a new floor laid ‘ OW ' 000* ~WI , ] Gilli. fl 0 . e. w o A Flevelat on of Human Wicks nan WHITE SKIRTS fine quality nalnsook. 500. _
The first moonlight nights this the comfort being carefully studied. v0, now and‘thcu one of our trust Women's short while gklrtg, with WOMEN'S unawang,_
month will be from the 19th to the wagr'lM‘ Clifford Pardsc, o:la?t‘lmklh‘l‘s' r . r, ‘ . . ‘ _ ' Drawers are short, never below the. magma,“ receives a revelation of hu- hclnstltched rulils, good quality at 50c. Women's muslin drawer 3 “hit!
28th in town yesterday. “5 a “S ‘ a a - knees with a pretty troll tron of lace w ' ion white skirts with 3. V ,
. mother, Dr. ‘pardefimsbww. * - ' man wickednetts that both pains and omen 8 8' ' ' tucked ruilles, fine quality, an linden
. , i “,0 ruffles and puffs. And cllcmises arc . . muslin, 98c. , ‘
:zkgi‘owland s. and Just a far i) b is visiting her brother, John M. Par— cunt, .of time no“ can low-mocked, sleeveless and prettiiy {i‘ilntl"clrgll‘tthliofnt‘h‘efi'sggli3113:3333 Women’s long white skirts, with Wumeng Muslin Drawers,with ‘
n H Decker is repainting Charles ke'L'Vlvw‘mmk ""9"" ”mm” , ""“Vm‘i ‘0 the “‘“w- “‘9 WWW)“ '8 able disinterestedness that he himself hemtitched tucked tunic. unusually '“lched rum, made of 800d it
' Mrs. Ruth Havens. of Washington, apparently always genuine comfort, manifests "this human relations. it' full and extra fine quality, 31,25, muslin at 290.
street. , . .
doc-Disbrow, at 36 West avcllllc. , “30"“ the "m3 0'” the money for some . . tucked and emb. ruffle, good quality. ruiiie, very full and made of line ‘
Herbert 0, Johnson. of New Haven, -—MI d hil d , i 95 d Spare. fine needle work in the way 0' trlm- there exists in the world intn so lbs; $1.60. , . ‘ , ity muslin,‘50c. .. :"'- :5, I, W
was a visitor with friends in Norwalk . "“3 a" c ’0“ ‘ -- an m it m, be add ,1 s rtl u to conscience as to take advantast o ,l
31.50 oxfords at 98c. F.D.L)'0I1&CO. “5' ' y e a a“ “ '5 c ills confldlngtriistfulncss. Mr. John or . . '
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Smith, of South ' . The materials that are most used In ,
Norwalk, have returned from a week‘s street, Danbury, 1“ visiting her aunt. . the expensive lingerlcs are crystallno, ““3 recently had such a “”5“!” “a
visit in Stilton inland. ' M” Mm“ Jarvis, in Norwalk. w indla. mllll, lndla muslin. Persian stack a vtravali‘ofmoul. A“ t came
Central Labor Union and Norwalk s 0‘“ in "‘15 W ‘9'
all
, Miss Agnes Bryant. of Main street. desire-"to find a Pentium M. may
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been so noticeable ‘ln underwear for “a mailto h. Mm," Company. Kelp Not a garment in this big collection but is made of good material
. Friday evening, in preparation for the _ .
alcoves'aro cut to flare. and corsct- ” ielne. It sets out“ eutirey new
I ' L and bladder for over three
Atlantic coast and in the Missouri and The Misses Kate and Olive Wil clever notion in the modern making of y "1?. tucked. KOOd quality. 50c.
uni rwea Is that It should be lint. if ‘ all very full. 750. tight fitting and 3000 quality All I L
the western portion of the Lake rtr is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. J. Milton m r b Crumlstmsodafewbottles.nndIaln "4' t
0nd in importance "is the design, A a..- .. .. .-.:= Women's muslin night robes, square alld well made, 250.
er “”99me , sary of. their marriage, Tuesday.
““9 ‘3 Spendmfi "’0 W99“ ‘1‘ Wilton. m m, place of human . sleeves. the ,bcconiingncss as well as Beyond Comprehension.
Little girls outfitted from top to too Mrs. William Benedict, of Norwalk, or ““0 embroidery infill?“ "1 heavy surprises him. Holding to the golden cmb. ruille and matte of good quality blrguln. 25c. _ ‘
Pennington’s block in North MM“ D. .C., is visiting her sister. Dr. ,ilar- prettily expressed. And then if one can must indeed be a shock to find that Women’s long white skirts with Women's muslin drawers, with e'nlb;
last evening. ' Miss Ella Peach, of 25 East Pearl decoration, but it is not ess-iitlal, L Rockefeller, of the Standard Oil Trust,
lawn, nalnsook. cotton batlstc, Ameri»
A cargo of Highland coal has just
been received at Harris & Gans' which
they guarantee of finest quality. Give
them a trial and be convinced.
Announcement hns'b’een made of the
engagement of Miss Etta Kellogg, of
Broad River. and William ‘E. Chamber-
lain, of Berkley street. Norwalk.
The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
Joseph Richards. Chestnut street. Fri-
day 2:30 o'clock. All interested in
temperance are invited to attend.
This is the kind of weather when a
sail on the Sound would prove most
enjoyable. The l). M. ‘iioad Co. give
to all their customers. the ‘oportunity.
Read the ad.
A'flne showing of 'summer under-
lnuslllis at 'I'iislup's. Every garment
Typographlcal Union will hold meet-
ings tonight in Central Labor Lyceum.
Ponassus Council. Royal Arcanuln,
of Norwalk, held a meeting, Tuesday
evening and transacted routine bust
neon. ,
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilcox and daugh-
ters, of Providence, R. l., are visiting
Mrs. Preston Kauffman, of 6 Cross
street. .
Meeting of the Prohibition Alliance
at Howard Sherwood's. South Oahorn
avenue,~ Bast Norwalk. Friday night,
August 5. ' -
Mr. and Mrs. William Ross and
daughter. Minnie B. noes, accompan-
ied by Miss Florian. Hale are enjoying
the sights at Coney island.
the lost.
"We are roads for
Come on.
.. THE HOWDALND
can mull, line English long cloth and
French lawn,
CONTRACTED CHRONIC DIAR-
RHOEA IN THE PHILIPPINES.
“While with. the U. '8. Army in the
Philippines, 1 contracted chronic diar-
rhoea. I suffered severely from this
terrible disease for over three years
and tried the prescriptions of saunter
oun physicians. but found nothing that
did me any good until i tried Chamber-
lain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. two small bottles of which en-
tirely cured me .and 1 bays since had
no return of the dlsease."-—Herman
Stein, 212 N. Union Ave. Pueblo. Colo-
rado. This Remedy is for sale by
Stillson-Poweil Corporation. Clifford
‘a great many. is. on an average. only
There lives ‘in what is known as the
"light" district ot'thn Ohio oil fields——
that is.‘the district where the wells
yield so ntggardly as to scarcely repay
the labor expended—4: worthy farmer
who has acquired a lease of a small in.
dependent well. Now the yield’ of these
independent wells. of which there are
two or three barrels a day, It is sold
to‘the Standard Oil company and
pumped daily into the large tanks
which that concern has established at
convenient distances. We say the av-
erage yield is only two or three barrels
; South quwnlk. Conn. ,
Annual ammo of Trimmed minor
EVERYTHING m THE‘MILLINERV Lilian" nautical: anion.
AGENTS FOR nausea unease. "
s. s. TILLOTQON.,,
a. wasnmo'rou eraser.
‘ gourd somatic. ,
per diem. The worthy farmer‘s well,
howovor. could‘not he put in the same
category with‘the others ln‘thc district. ‘
With unfailing regularity it produced a \
supply that, was the wander and ndml»
You ,
w. DRY GOODS C01" Pharmacy, Pierce's Bridge Pharmacy.
is of good material, carefully outfitted MFB- George Wriinrrls and daughter
and mu, together and the pflceg are Gertrude, of Lowo street. went to , oration of the entire neighborhood. '
, BABY “(A3 FORGOTTEN. Each day an immensequantity wa‘s
mastered the scienceLLof choosing neckwear thht is iustmightf ‘,
very low. Soc “d' =gfltfl§|$ Cogncctlcllijtugodlay, to 'visit- , W pumped out of it gm," the near-by tank Ono’s tastcfiliness in this seeliliitgly small matter often determines
L “Thomas I“ fillets... son of President r, a“ ’3' eorge ' re r. . . Bridgeport can‘t Shatter Child 0",.“de in an,“ for and the next day, like the Widow‘s ' whether one will look positively stunning or only fairly well—for the
David R. ll‘l'ancis,‘nf the St; Louis Ex? Amulnhcrmf VNUI’WMHJWJNO'OKDGC‘ - , > ' Finding. .. crusc, lt'was as fun as ever; Things appearance of a whole costume may be changed by simply puttlii ‘
the right thing in neckwear. »
position. has returned to Not-walk to to drive to Lake Waccnhuc next week
resume his studies at the Harstrom
School.
The handsome rebuilt yacht Elsa,
owned by Percy and John Mead. of.
Norwalk and New York, has recently
been placed in commission and made'
a very pretty appearance on the water.
Mr. and Mrs. George Nickerson, of
Holden avenue, are enjoying a day's
outing at, Fairflcld Beach. John W.
Greenwood is substituting for Mr.
Nickerson on the iattcr’s mall route.
Ex~Mayor Arthur C. Wheeler's straw
hat factory in Butler street. has resum-.
ed operations after the summer vaca\
tion. The bleach department opened
early in the week and the sewing room
is scheduled to re-open today.
. Saturday will be the closing day or
the salami. W. W. Taylor's store in
North Main street. The stock,will be
sold between now and the last of the
week at,- the purchaser's own price.
There stillwrc‘mains a good assortment
of house. furnishing goods, and some
great bargains combo secured. ‘
The Connecticut Pomologicai Society
will hold a field day at the Connecti-
cut Agricultural College at Storms,
Wednesday. or neurt‘ week. The Pomo‘
logical Society‘has Saccepted the offer
of theLRocirvillc fairy managers and
will hold thsanuai-fall exhibition of
and Mrs, Eugene A. Newcomb, of Wat-
and on the following Sunday. during
the stay of St. Paul's choir boys.
-—Men’s 13.60, , and 84.00 .oxfords at
$2.98. F..‘D.Lyon £200. .
Mrs. Joseph A..Lean, of Casselton.
North Dakota, is tho‘guest of her sis-
ters, Mrs. William 2H. Benton and Miss
Louise R. Mead, ovaouthrNorwaili.‘
Mr. and Mrs. Smith Northrop and
daughter Blanch, of Norwalk. and Mr
crbury,.v.'erc victims at Coney Island,
yesterday.» , ‘
.Joseph E. Murphy and Michael H.
Hayes have been elected members of
Hope Hose , *Compuny, 'of: .Norwalk.
Clarence H, Burns has made applica-
tion for membership. -, .
Miss Ella Nickerson, of McLean
Bros." dry nanometers; Danbury». will
start today on filter vacation. She will
visit friends in mealk, Bridgeport.
East Haven:andCosey Beach. :. ,
Professor Ernest Plait. and Joe Dost.
the «well-known center holders of the
" it a G-team will give an exhibition LL
I irfords
cake walk and dance at Retort Point
pavilion on'Tridaynight. ‘August 12. '
Eugene H, Benedict, of the compos-
lug rooms of the New York Sun, is
spending a‘few daysi'in Norwalk, as
the guest of'his parents. Mix-and Mrs.
J. Morris Benedict, "of west Main
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mused-nu. a. L V
‘ us not in Hand-cil- mail.
gonlm filo? “Haggai! :1 iiuir lettings value
lacs-act . .
or by mail II.” he: . .
MI 00.. lot “30. “affirm
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for {the Email). of: 1me
9 5L
Stiles Judsner., and Omar Platt.
counsel for‘Mlhs lsabell ‘V. Shaiier. 'in
her suit against, Rev. Charles 8. Bill-
lock of, Stratford, have filed in the
common pleas court. additional rt.»
quests for finding upon which to base
an appeal to the supreme court. The
new draft refers to the refusal of the
court. to admit the Shaiier baby‘sfea-
turcs as evidence and to comments by
Judge Bishop. '
The additional requests are as fol-
lows: >
“The, defndnnt, having offered evl‘
deuce upon the trial from which he
claimed to have shown that one Sam-
uel W. Precce was the fathcrrof plain-
tiff’s child. the plaintiff, on rebuttal.
offered said child to be exhibited to
the jury to show the dissimilarity in
personal appearance to the said Sam-
u‘cl W. Preccc. The Court excluded the
same and the plaintiff‘duly excepted."
The plaintiff alsoarnends the draft
finding‘by substituting the following
statement of the coin-tr .
‘ “lamta little surprised. Mr. Judson,
thatthey havevnot said it. before. That
the province of an inferior court is
simply tallest-the case and bind them
over to this court. The witness says he
left all those matters-with his-counsel.
It is not expected that a clergyman. or
a physician. or a person who is not in-
millar with the practice of- law,» knows
went 'on' in this Way for some time. f
The further accumulated a’nice bank
account and‘took'on s veryprosperous ;
air. But in an evil momenta Standard
Oil expert thought he would ”investi-
gate the reason for the phenomenal
how in this well. while the others were
almost dry. He did so, and the result
was the discovery of the outrageous ,
cheat that had been practiced on a
great and good corporation,
The rebate ides accurate h‘ave‘lni :
pressed the farmer. He had no doubt. ;
read of it in the story of the phenot'll’ '
cnal growth of the Standard Oil com-
pany. And. being a logical man, the
first question that presented itself in
that connection was. if to get a small ;
rebate is good.'wonltl it not be better ,
to get it all back. But he knew. dldthe ‘
worthy farmer, that the company was 1 ‘
opposed to such a system, except ‘
where it. was the beneficiary. and he
was forced to think out and execute,
his plan without its aid. it was, after
all, very simple. He connected a se.
cret pipe with the company's immense
tank, and. the oil which was pumped at
morning "from his wall to the reserg.
vol’r came 'peaecfuly back at eye; like
homing cows, by the mere expedient .
of turning a faucet. in this way he sold ;
it again and agalnto the company..
and. considering the oil as the price
he had paid for the coin he got in ex~‘ ‘
The new styles fh’r‘yAugust are here now. ‘
Supposing: Warlock: at the ndmlrahlsrwsaqrtmgpt we
'L N. E. RYAN.
86 Washington Street.
LL'fihonc, in.
MInsleesLN
canteen Mottled
‘ ,, g». ocllfm In Stock.
conclude eicha "FLA-rise.
.m mansions notes.
, :'Flttv31nfi‘idperierL-cin intimidate ,
y' Inclination.
Juanita to station”, and.
ruin Engines and General Mach-
ine Work “netted. ~ .
_ 2H5 to. N. McKIsBIN
' M'F'G co. ~ ,
E _
, , Ifarticuiarswof L ‘
insurance scene! of:
shoot: in. is
a, alternation:
fruits ‘11 connection “”1 “‘9“ fair, street. - - » . ~ , L "b" just‘whatvthe operations of the courts change his rebate amounted to exact— ‘ L . ,
September 27, 28 and 29. ‘ ““01“ Comm, Order" 0, muted , are.” 1y one hundred per cent. a dfiv- Md- 59 WNER‘ST-r '0- NPRW‘tl-K- ANT ANDAR
R. L. VBuell. Middletown.’./Q0un:-:Mi‘- .Amcriean‘Mechanlcs, will hold‘n rcguz' 31.90 '0'! on 07017130,? Mr." Judson—i object to that com- 50 things might have continued dude- ' j l" “J ; f "
and Mrs. L. H. Pierson. Brooklyn: W. lar meeting Friday night. with initla- '1 0&1de ' ment with due respect to the court. finitely had not the expert commenced, ' 7 ‘ . '
L. Dickie. Edwin F‘. Wilde, W. A. Nea- tion of several candidatesfollowed by y , ‘ ‘ The Court‘s—You may MVQI” men the investigation to which we have. , . «_ , i “d L J . .
IY. Boston; John Putnam, 5- N. Ladd. refreshments. The state oiilcers will " —-—- than? 4‘. a): ;; e . previously refuted, It‘ was at. first ,. N“ . " " r.
W. D‘gflhue' % ikegigmgf g"; at; be present. -' ,n ‘ . ’ “ thought. wears wig. that “he cgmpitniv ,t . ' ' F :H '
V9“; ,, am 9-1? : .~ ”I. t « L ' ‘ v wouldprdsednte"! is deep-lye CH!" ‘ ~:'
0. Simmoasnuruano ’M , " Charles ‘3' 11°” and ‘ Ch‘r‘e“ 1‘" MEN 3 psi .and‘ compel him, in addition. to 3*: ,» t a - * * ~ g
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. , - Pa ego! Norw lk, . LL v. L. Light . _ , ,
{gagnfi' 3:; gap “13!? nfhah‘dngg ‘ Weslcome 'Btra:ser flagging‘tlgsoffné: 3.50 Oxfords at $238. CAST.R1:A 3 33980789 yam?“ gains. “:6; 913:1. '
. _,, . s. - wooo , ' : ~ ,. a .. rrteaou on?“ Genre“ - e =‘
rge to the Connecticut Grand 12.00 Oxfords “ 98c. WWW p ainfnlsuhiect will be dropped. ‘ ILUEFISH . ‘ 10:
J. E. Walch, New York; J. Goodfellow, Lodge Sons of St; George which fl“- . . , . , .. ,
Fort Edward; Robert C. Haliiday.,1n~ > ' » ' " ," , , ' ’ , T ewh'le amalr will set the country WEAKFISH 7c
M1“ “3 mm“ “3“” ‘1‘ N“ “"9“: —-—- mm Ytl‘lllnilliiljt‘Wl ‘ to hind... however. whether-some IONITAMACKEREL ....... 10c
- ‘ y way’cann’ oi benevlsed to protected? ruminant
dlanapoiis: -Martin ,Lawior. Bethel. ‘ T .
601111.; J scary. Joulsvllle, -Ky.; “m “m”
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James Worries‘mttnmockton: M" “d M” J' ’- Chm’m‘ mt} :LNLDiES' M.” . .sim le-mluded trusty magnates : from . ~ , .
s" Piumlliér, ism Francisco: 0. M. :33} r1374 hind graphing; Ward have M“ I L, ‘. the 9““th and ”mm“! schemes of FLAWIBH AND f-‘LUKEB ........7c
’°””“‘L”m‘mm‘m"m"’ on m; “. “£33. he”? “mentoring-ems. ‘ _ ~ . thessrlooitural‘pbpulouo. wustthls: WEAK ¢0b 10¢. .
“”3“" "4“fig‘; We’ll 1‘“ 9'81“ gu 't oerrpefnd zMra. avail-yd: on; 32.00 Oxfords, $1.39. - ’ ' —-,—-g--‘-b,--,-—-—- ._ .. .meneunhetegnoto thegt'abntiafiitl‘i‘on‘ HADnOGK ...... 6c, . §
.. . , . ’ ‘ ., - . 1 ; A iN‘i-i sit. , .' w cannony'mare’renets 1‘0 first 'NATWE'EELS . 12c ' '
nlnzham. assuring treetrt Special more. . , as a “.8 THEM" ‘ circumvent wrmmimhfimuy ,, W
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Chairtn'm Milli ’cantiriues etc Dino ‘ ,, _. it! git 1
will .lemwanmeinecnh. 3991“! MOM” E‘Wfll.‘l'he’eb¥"h°?‘." ' “ ‘ ‘V “H“ -’ ' ' ..r
r With Senator! {tomogrhomu lndglduailéeitlaep.fia ”Jig? 3.? 3319:: , . p . ,
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