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lentil News Notes

WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Local showers tonight and Wednesday.
A disturbance is central this morning
near Detroit, Mich. it is producing
cloudy weather with local showers in
the Lake region. it will probably
reach this vicinity tonight. Conditions
favor for this vlcinty, warm, muggy
weather, with local showers.

 

 

 

 

iir. B, F. Sheedy, of New York, was
a visitor in Norwalk, yesterday.

. H. J. Thomas, of Norwalk, is on a
business trip to New York today.

Deputy Sheriff John W. Sculley was
ill Bridgeport today, on business.

Miss Zita Feeney, of Maple street.
is the guest of relatives in Brooklyn.

Madam Frances Murray will spend
Wednesday in New York city on bus-
iness.

Mrs. Frederick McMahon. of Spring
street, is spending a week ill Boston.
Mass.

Mrs. Chapman. of Union street, is
spelldlng a week ill the Hildson River
Valley.

Attorney Carl Poster, of Bridgeport,
was a visitor in South Norwalk, yes-
tcrdny.

A regular routine meeting of Deng-
lass Fowler Post G. A. R. was held
last evening.

Mrs. E. ii. Marsit and Miss Nornra
Slitl'cr, of Highland av true. are vis-
iting iii Huntington, L.

Mr and Mrs. Moses H. Glover, of
Norwalk, are spending a couple of
weeks at Lake Warnmaug.

George C, idvarts, of the. Collistock
Clothing Company. of Norwalk, is ill
New York orl business today.

Mrs. Addison Mason has returned to
her home in Ripley, N. 1'.. after a vis‘
it with Mrs. Charlotte It, Corbett.

Mrs. 'Anna M. Hays has returned
frolu a pleasant visit of a few days
with her son in New York city.

Henry M Perry. of the Norwaik
post oillce forte of Ciliwlitllri. left yester-
day for a several days' stay in Boston.

The R St G's will play with the
Edgewoods, of New Haven, next Sat-
urday afternoon, on the Decker Field.

Chester Ii. Benedict, bookkeeper at
the National Bank of Norwalk. is on
joylng an annual vacation of two
weeks. ,

Mrs, GeorgetH. 'l‘raendiy and Mrs.
Wallace anti Master (leorge 'l‘rtlenrlly
have returned from a visit iii New
York state.

Miss Elizabeth J. Sheidon. of Nor-

walk and William W. Sheppard of
South Norwalk, are guests of friends
ltl lioston.

'l‘lre Misses Jennie and Nellie Mor-
ris. or l'-oilghket psie are visiting their
brother William D. Morris, of lion-
ford l’lace.

Chief of Police Voilmer is spending
his vacation ill Newark, N. J. Captain
William Pennington is now acting
chief.

A list of Wednesday specials that
will interest every one can be found
in the Boston Store ad. today. Better
take advantage 'of this sale.

While on a visit in New Jersey Sun-
day. Jarvis Murray. of Norwalk, saw
the wreck of a train. the locomotive of
which had gone down an embankment.

The Praying Band of the Knight
Street A. M. E. Church will hold a
series of camp meeting services at the
parsonage in. North avenue. Septem
,ber 11th to 18th.

Miss Jean Meyer returned to her
home at Borough Park, Brooklyn, on
Monday, after a two weeks' visit spent
with her cousin, Miss Lillian Gude, of
Grand street.

 

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THE SINGER MANFO. 00.

N WASHINGTON STREET.
South Nomlk. Confli‘

SPECIAL

CORNED PLATE .........'...oc LI.
snootenn areas . ...... .12c Ls.
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PUBLIC—‘- MARKET "
* ” ’ sidiiihflsfifim

. ed at. l". B. Coiemans.

home in Dariea.

Mrs. Edward Cunningham. of Spring

ill Philadelphil.

-—Sh. steak 12c. New York Market.
Miss Jennie Lowndes left yesterday
on a week's vacation which will be
spent in Long island.

Souvenir postal cards can be obtain
The ad. will tell
you more about them.

Miss Lulu Shreyer, of Winnipauk.
was a visitor at the home of her fath-
er, Reinhold Shreyer, over Sunday.
Miss Helen Downs, of Brooklyn, is
visiting Mr, and Mrs. Robert Slices,
at their residence “Hillside." 22 High
street,

Miss Julia Mallett, of South Nor-
walk, was the guest ovor Sunday at J.
S. Brownlee's, its Crane street. Dan-
btiry. .

Miss Anna Amon, of Marlborough-
on-tne-Hudson. is the guest of Mrs.
Harry E. Baiiwitz. Prospect avenue.
Norwaik.

Mrs. Thaddeus lioyt, who has been
the guest of Mrs. R. L. Watkins. of
South Main street, has returned to her

——A trolley ride, a wagon ride, a boat
ride and a first class share dinner for
two at the Tokeueke Beach ilill at a
total cost of 32.70. For particulars
telephone Tokeneke in. Call 129-14.

Tile South Norwnik Savings Bank
wants you to share in its prosperity
by banking your money with them.
Read the ad.

’l‘herNorwaik bird club fellows have
accn.71 varieties of feathered fowls,
to say nothing of the local Eagles——
Bridgeport Post.

—-—Roast beef 12c. New York Market

Miss Hattie Bogardus, of South Nor-
waik. spent Saturday and Sunday with
her friend. Mrs. W. H. Sitlpnlan, of
Elizabeth street. Derby.

Professor E. S. Jettreys, of South
Norwaik, successfully conducted a car-
nival at the Hotel Lafayette, Asbury
Park, New Jersey, last week.

(i. N. McKibbln, of South Norwalk.
accompanied by his family, will leave
town Wednesday for a short stay ilt
his camp in the Adirondacks.

A. G. Sanford received a Very unique
letter from a friend the other day. it
was decorated with it hand painted
cartoon entitled "The Democratic l'ar-
ty Hunting an issue.”

Gustavc l’itzcr and wife have gone
to Staten island for a week's stay with
relatives, George Wilson is the toll-
sorial artist at Mr. Pitzer's shop dur-
ing the latter's absence.

it is rumored that Attorney Cullen.
will) has for seine time been counsel
for the Zeitner Brewing Company. in
Hartford, is to return to his home
here and resume his practice in South
Nor rillt,

Over one hundred tickets have been
sold at the South Norwaik railroad
station for Boston, where the Grand
Army and other conventions are in
progress.

Ullcas Tribe, No. 26, improved Or-
der of Red Men, will hold a regular
scat-lion tonight, at which time further
plans will be mudc for the big class
initiation next fall.

if you need anything for the toilet
table. the Howlaritl Dry Goods Com-
pany will .be pleased to furnish it.
They have a‘inost complete list in to-
day's ad“. Read it.

street is spending I Week with friends

Rios Iii-about A I “‘
is a visitor at the residence of is: D:
. Item-r. Broad street. New Oman."- .

 

—I'oi roast at any old price.
York Market.

Lawnshlri waist stilts. white lawn
waists and Balsam pillows are some
of the interesting items iii the D. M.
Read Company‘s ad. today. it will
pay you to read it.

Mr. and‘Mrs. Alden Sollnans. Mrs.
James Golden, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Lauder and Miss Agnes L. Golden, left
this morning for a. two weeks' slay at
the Highland House, Goshell, Mass.

Councilman Charles Bosch, of South
Norwaik, left town Saturday on a ten
days' trip in the slate ofAMaine. Mr.
lloscll will go to Bar Harbor first, arid
from that place will go further into
the state.

B. Hersiieid & Son have made a cut
in the price of coal. which should lead
coal buyers to book their orders with
this firm at once. The new price went
into effect Monday. August 15.

The infant. child of‘Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Goodwin. of Elizabeth street.
was taken with-convulsions last night
and‘for a time her life was deapaired
of. Drs Baker and Bohannan were
called and after working for some time
succeeded in relieving the child. "

The New England field day of the
Fraternal Order of Eagles will be held
at Springfield, Mass. 'Wedncsday of
this week. A special train will leave
South Norwaik on that day at 7:46 a.
m. Vi‘hI roundtrlp. will cost the
Eagles,32.16.. A number from the lo-
cal Aerle will make the trip.

A well-known Nor’walk man has
paid 320 ‘for a gold plated ring to a
person. pretending to be a returned

‘ Kloil’dlker who had “blown in" all he

made in the. goldmlues. The ring
was said to be made from nuggets of
the pure stuff. and the Norwalker was
dead easy fiBrIdgebort‘Post.

-—Before Zion buy“ get the price It
New York Market

The interest in the popular excur-
sion to Rye Beach on the 19th, an—
nonnced by the New Haven and Hart-

ftord Railroad Company. is evidenced

by the large advanse sale of tickets
The extremely low rate at which those
tickets are sold brings the excursion
within the reach of all. and coupled
wltir‘tlie direct special train service
aifords a means for the enjoyment of
the'sports and pastimes altered at this
Ihmous seashore resort. See advert".

BIOL'

L a Keeler. Alford “1.17%me

Lorry, W. J and wife, r. and
Mrs, E M. Wafd. Ben. F. Bernstein,
Samuel Zimmerman. J. J. Reilly. F. L.

 
 

dolphil. Plank, J. Mathias, O. 0 Au

lee and family, of Newark. N. J.; G. R
W .John Heating. 1H W. Clark.
Deposit. Huston: Fred :1'

Manvilie. New Haven; Carl hater,

 

meni for full description of this excur-'
Franklin J. Ross John H 'srtniaty‘:

.Gubl‘, C. T. Pond. Dr. E..E. Align;
and Duty. New York; E. Stout, PhiiI-t

N°W Long island City and Hobokcn are the

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flowcasys

FOR TOILET TABLE.

Sun and breeze and sailing oi
tirirnping or golfing all combine
to make good store of toilet arti-
cles necessary during vacation
dais.

lien" is a partial list that ii give
fair idea of ltow ready we are to
meet your dclriauds:

CREAMB.

Satin Skin—~25 and 500.

i’atey's—l 5e.

lavender-15¢

Viola—45c.

Malvina—ilic.

“Vee-o-lays" Creme Mealey's—60c.

Coulrtle of lionton-50c.

Miro Dena Skin Final—500 and 31.

Miro Delia Milk of Violet and Cucum-
licr~25c and 76c.

Miro Dena Skin Salve—76c.

Htldnut's Cold Cream-«600.

Maivlna Lotion—45c.

Electric Skill Cleanser—750.

Electrcnc Cream-50c.

Hinti's Honey Almond—(lilo.

FACE-POWDERB,

Miro Dena Eleasla ldcai~50c.

Miro Dena-$1.

Meyer's thorn—45c.

Woodbnry's—~—l9c.

iludntlt‘s Violette Supperba—GOC
anti 81.

Parker's—26c.
Colgatc‘s—iile,

Dr. Charles—60c.

Woodland Violet—390.

l.ablacire-35e.

Satin Face-250.

l’lver's Azores—file.

l’iver's la: Trefle illcai‘nat—79c.

TOILET WATERS.

Miro Dena Violet-750 and $1.

Miro Dena Violet——75c rind $1.

Miro Dena Prince Henry Bottlen-
Mere—85c.

Miro Dena Eleasla ideal—850.

Miro Dena White Rose—65c.

Alfred Wright’s—~50c and 75e.

Roger ii: (iallet——-78c and “.33.

liudntlt's-75e.

SOAPS.

Miro Dena Creme De
50c and $1.

I‘ackcr‘s an~—19c.

No. 4711 White Rose (ilycerluc—dfic,

Pcar‘s mseentcd—IOc.

l’car‘s scented—4 4e.

Woodbllry's—-19c.

Colgate‘s Ductylls—L’Sc.

lolgale‘s Pearl De Espagn’e——25

Coignie's Mound Violet—>200.

Colgaic‘ s (‘1 er alllt)i-—10(

Colgatc's La France ltosew25e.

Cuigale's Cashmere Bouquet-mills;
siltall-liic.

Madame Yale‘s—19c.

itogcr it Gailet Vera Vloletta—~60c.

THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS CO"
Bridgeport, Conn.

 

Suvoii~25c,

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CAPTORS STILL HOLD MA‘lN"IO.

NEW YORK, Aug. i5.——Anl i‘u Man-
liltio, tile nino-year-old son of :r ill-ook-
lyn contractor who was kidnapped ll
week ago, is still ill the hands of his
wlieh cattle fi'om Boston. The police
have, however, a number of clues.

points rarer iv ing pollt e attention at pre-
sent. Four more letters were receiv-
ed by the boys father, today, two of
which cattle from Boston. ’lile. police
are inclined to believe frollt these that
the boy has been taken to Boston and
a detective llns been ordered to that
city. A description of the boy has
been furnished the Boston police, with
that of the leader of the gang, Vito
Luducca.

LAADIES.

mile! rm Sam Liliane o.

 

DR. LI'RANDO'I

tagger...

NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD.

TIME TABLE.
in Effect August 7th, 1904.
LEAVE BOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
“IA M—12: 69x. 5: 241:, 6: 50k, 6: 00x.
:,7 6: 55, 7: 03 7:46. 8:18x, 8:45,

 

 

 

 

 

9: x. 9.33.10:51x.- 11:35.
' P. M.—'-13:55x, 2: 65k. 3:00, 8:46,
4: 47x, 5 ,240, 5: 55x. 13:55:, 7207!,

7:25, 7:56x. 9:65x, 10:20.
Saturdays, in addition to above,

3:30 p. m.
BUNDAYS.
Az'xM_12: 69:. 6. 24x. 6. 60k, 8: 66.

P2 "zit—2 4711.2: 55: 5: 40, 5: 5511.7: so,
7: '66: s: 201.9: 66:, 10: 1.0

LEAVE REV; YORK FOR SOUTH
OARW AL

A. M.——12:N.00x 51.00 6.00, 7:50,
8: 00:, 8. 40):, 9:15x,10:02x, 10:04,

11:00:. 11:02.
P. M.—12:02, 1:12, 2:00. 2:57, 3:20x,

4:02x, 42061:. 4:32x, 6:01x. 6:04, 6:28,

6: 00a, 6102,.- 8:00; 19:00:, 9:30
11: 00!.
Saturdays. in Iddition to above 1: 66
p.ni .
SUNDAYS.

it. 11.—12:00::5-00. 1:.30 10:02:. i
P. u—szmoafioo 82093.11: 00:.

LEAVE IOUTWH HNeRWM-K FOR,

A. H.—~lZ.11x, 1: 18, 21:56:. 6:18]
.7: 42. 9,‘ 083...:9 42,11:03x, 11:38. i
P. H.—13:02. 1: 12, 3: 03x,4:13, 6:36,
6: 01:, 6: 39. 7: 053. 9: 05x 10: 01:, 11:15.

IRIDOEPORT

P, II.--3:47, 6:03, 7:23.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.-13:11!. 1:181, 1: .66x' 7: 43,

P irH—sio.7:osx, 11:05:.
oo'u'i'u nonwau’t TO oaununv.
Lia—4: as, .:9 45.10.1111. ...
P. sr.-— :.Iso 4: six, 5:os.;s.~39. Rio.
name v 1"o Iourn Inlwauc
a. ::.—4:00, 2.3, 3:11an
11: 45.
,P. sL—iz oo: o: 36:. r: so.

Sundaytrslnstonanbury 91‘"

I. 7:36 .Ii.

 

.IN ADDITION To}
move .-

counsahimaocros'o.

The regular Ni opening of Proc-
tor'I Fifty-eighth Street, New York. is
announced for Anna! 16, when Char-
les iii. Blanoyis transatlanal drama.
“More to Be PiiiOd‘Tth Scorned." .
will, be given its first presentation on
any stage. [lost season was a most
proporous title for this theatre, aliti
important attractions have been book-
ed for appearance in the near future,
many being those not ordinarily ap-
pearing . It popular; price houses.
Among the latter may be mentioned
“Beside the Bonnie Brlnr Bush." an
entirely new sooniolprodnction of "The
Heart of MarYlInd." the great comic
opera sitccoas. ‘King Dodo; " Harry
Keller. the famoup magician: Maske-
lyn and Cook‘s famous entertainnlentr
from Egyptian Hall London and many
other presentations of equal import-
rurco. During the. summer more than
Si.) 000 has been spent in improving
and renovating the house; now anti
even more comfortable chairs have

I

stage has been fitted to handle. tllo lar-
gest scenic production with absolute
ease, ti requirement made necessary
by the new bookings.

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lililtsnmniiit'i
‘ " "gzmonnnnd‘

PElllilliillil Pills.

"ltd To?” "Ewfiflu 49"“. MI. Hundred: nIlnll.
MINA AMI-”I'd losnvlnooyoso Ibolrlnlslnlie value

In“. tAl'T'DiiiuiItl orhy mall Iinobos.
Ills men: 00.. In 1930. 608ml. 3168.

_T :_

Squeezing tile Corinna

to swell the dealers profits is not
our way of conducting the. coal busi-
ness. We belioy'c in fair dealing and
want our customers to be our friends
as Well. That is why we take such
care to keep the best, the cleanest and
highest quality of coal to be hurt,

HARRIS (it GANS.

 

Office and Yard, 68 Water 81.. 80. Nor.
Telephone Call, 342—5,
Free Delivery.

 
 

been installed on every floor, and the ,

Do not he hastifiand on hand!
Iul remedies nor be asleep to the
fact that you will derive benefit
from the use of

CROSSMAN’S
SPECIFIC
MIXTURE

(taken

 

 

Internally) for blood
troubles.

————.

In successful use for fifty years

 

AT ALL DRUGOISTB.

 

“How did you come orlt ill that
stock-watering transaction?"

“All right.” answered the prosper-
ous citizen. “i was one of the people
who were prudent enough to get life
preservel‘s before the water was turn-
ed on."

STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia, Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up Colds when-
ever tricd, almost without exception,
10, 26 50c, and 81. 00 bottles. The Ciif
ford. Baxter’s and Plalstedfis “

 

 

 

 

 

COPYRIGHT

SOMETHING THE MATTER WITH
THE TOP AND A RAIN
STORM COMING OM

is not likely to occur if you're driving

one of otlr rigs—for vehicle. horse and

harness receive careful inspection be-
fore we allow iheln to go otrt; whips.

rugs, all accessories and equipments .

also. We neglect nothing to make
your drive a safe and pleasant one and
desire your patronage.

 

Sohaub ’5 Livery Stable.
TELEPHONE CALL 322—3.

 

COAL

slate and screened clean.
“315.00 PER TON delivered In your
"NUMBER 2 NUT 34.75."

Georges Creek BltumluOtls at an at

122124 WATER STREET,

IRVING LOCKWODD R “CO.
COAL

BEST LEHIGH COAL is the only kind we handle.
largo supply of choice, fresh mined co 3!, of the finest fracture, free fr0m

Prompt delivery, Competent Drive to, Clean Coal.

Fresh burned charcoal put in bags ready for the stove.

Bronco onion—2 acuth Mlin Street, South Norwaik: I Main St. Norwatk 2

GOAL

We [have on hand I

bl n."

tractlvo price.

TELEPHONE 31-5.

 

 

 

187 Washln

THE GREAT
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concurs, ASPHALT. cranks rule.
WE HAVE AN EXPERT FOREMAN FROM BOOTON. WHO, HAD

CHARGE OF LAYING THE WALKS, AND CAN BE DEPENDED UPON
FOR THE FINEST CLASS OF WORKMANBHIi’ AND MATERIAL.’

Raymond Bros.

 

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AFINE qua (no on
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U -‘ DERMUsLl

 

Not a garment in this big collection but is made of good material carb-
fully cut.'nttcti and nut'together. it will pay yotl to take a careful survey «a .
the different lets, you are sure to itnti something to fill your present needs. .9, .

 

 

 

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WOMEN’S NIGHTGOWNS

Woillell' s muslin night robes, tucked
and ellrh trimmed, also hematitchcd
tticketl good quality, 60c.

Women's muslin night robes. with
emb. yokcs and ruliles, well made and
very full, 760.

Wonlcns muslin night robes, with
low neck and short sleeves and lace
trimmed, extra good quality, 81.00.

Women’s muslin nlglit robes, square
neck. with club, slid ribbon trimmings.
very fine quality, $1.25.

WHITE SKIRTS

Women’s short white skirts, with
heillsiitciieti rilille, good quality at 60c.

Women's long white skirts, with
emb. rattle anti made of good quality
muslin, 98c.

Women's long white skirts, wltll
helllstitehed tricked ruffle, unusually
full and extra fine quality, $1.25.

Women's long white skirts with
tucked and emb. rllille, good quality,
$1.50.

 

 

Women's long white skirts, , Wiih'
deep lace insertion and lace trimmed.
tine Quality, 32. 50. ‘

CORSET COVERS

Women s muslin corset covers.
tight fitting and good quality, all 1113.,
12550.

Women‘s muslin corset covers. lIoI.’
insertion and lace trimmed, very Nil
anti well made, 25c.

Women' s muslin corset covers, web 9
ed and hernstitelrod trimmed. made of
title quality nainsook, 60c. . .

WOMEN’ 8 DRAWERS

Women's muslin drawers. with deep
tucked radios, fine quality, all unupuhl ‘
bargain, 25c. W3 '

Women' s Muslin Drawers, with from ,
stitched ruiile, made of good quality-
mllsiln at 29c. '

Women“ s muslin drawers, with club.
rliilie, very fllii and made of fine quIl-V-
ity muslin, 50c. "

 

83-85 Washington Btreet,

Bouth Norwnlk. Conn.

 

 

 

 

Annual Clearance Sale oi Trimmed Milhneiu’f

EVERYTHING IN THE MILLINERY LINE AT REDUCED PRICED.
AGENTS FDR BANNER PATTERNS.

s. s. nucleons.

 

86 WASHINGTON STREET.

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN-t »

 

(hurling stockings all the time. it

iery, its how good they are.
JUST SAMPLE A PAIR OF

and will guarantee you'll always
Olrr "two for a quarter" Hose

86 Washington Street.

HOSiERY

But few things ill the wardrobe wear out as rapidly as Hose.
ntld you never knew a. child who could not keep

no equal on the market at the price.
' Flue grades in Women‘s H0se

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

its mother busy' ,
isn‘t how much you pay for hos- '
OUR 25c ONYX STOCKINGS.
want this brand.

for men. women and children have
Try them.

from 500 to 31.75 pair.

 

 

 

 

Phone. 133.

Jenkins Bros. Valves,
and
OARLOCK PACKING
Carried In Stock.

 

1’ earn AND stLvnI PLATINO.
New England Eleottlc Motors.

Have no superior. Can Iiiow them
In operation.

Repairs to Stationary and MI-
rina Engines and General .Mlnh-
lno Work Boileitod.

‘5 ms 0. N. McKIBBIN
M'F’G co. ‘

so warmer, - so. NORWALK.

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SWORD FISH

PORGIES, .................. to LB.
WEA‘KFISH, ......... .. ..... 7c LB.
SILVER BASS, ............ 5c LB.
SMALL SNAPPER BLUES, .. 9c Ls.

' use: BLUES, ........... 10c LB.

'3 LIVE sworn: FISH, ........ 12c LB.
ottakcoo,‘ ............ io‘c LB.
use: son SHELL caAss. ......

' ........................ 55c ooz.

11115151155.

Dash“ of Washington snowman,
’ . out Balvatlon Amy Intioins.

§-‘ EQX.

THE LADIEO' TAILOR. ‘
31 Illa M» Nomlln Conn.
Exclusive style for the coming fall.

 

 

Contain so: me before the rush begins. ,

Lo Pat-Islamic: styles.
' Evorytliiiig at lowest prices. Perfect

‘ fit guaranteed.

mo helium-owns CLOTHES
antlers, winters. cons. Larger

 

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AUTOMOBILE
insurance

Particulars of
insurance Agency of

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