I ‘7 for: Wanting: ‘ 4
Iran: m tame a ram.
E. K. Ban
“I AND 47 WEST WADHINGTON 312,
1
WEAT ER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Sunday . The
pressure continues low in the northern
suctioue. but there in no well defined
storm .aron. Considerable cloudy
weather prevails in the central , set:-
tibue. Tho temperature is mild in
the northern uectlonu. Condition» in-
tort for this vicinity partly cloudv
weather with light log and slightly
higher temperature.
ll”
\
Dl1 5:11”);
“EMERGENCY” ‘IS A FREQUENT VISITOR AT THE
HOME As WELL AS AT THE OFFICE. IT MAY BE THE
it will soon be time to write .1005.
~Choice native turkeys 220 lb. . ‘ 1
11......2 _ NECESSITY FOR MAKING OR BREAKING AN ENGAGE-
2 titl°ll2lttE“°““"’"’°“‘ m“ "‘9‘“ MW" MENT, THE ‘ UNEXPECTED NEED OF AN ARTICLE FROM
.wSturi, the now your‘ right by having
dinner Monday 12 to‘ 2’. at The Hotel
Clifford. 2
A meeting of Central Labor Union
will he held Monday night.
~Freah hams 12c lb. Hayes'.
A nanny and proeprrouc new yen-t
.to all the renders of The. Sentinel
THE STORE. OR THE CRAVER MATTER ,OF 1'suDDEN
ILLNESS ORDANOER. IN EITHER CASE. NOTHING CAN
TELEPHONEmWHICH, IN THE MEANTIME, PAYS 'FOR
ITSELF BY SAVING LABOR AND PROMOTING GENERAL
Di'Wlhn,f(‘ ,It21lu
gqi‘diég tale; ‘3'...-..°..."n 33.33.31. 2.. CONVENIENCE
i;o\1n)au Derbjes. O'Brien's ‘ WE ALWAYS HAVE AN AGENT READY To CALL AT
Coasting on a number Of the hills in
tweellent now. the recent rain hax‘ng
termed a. layer of ice.
Percival Gregory and
(Thu-a, or New Canaan
relutlven in Norwalk.
Old Well 'l‘eni, l. 0. T.. will hold
its annual elertion on Monduy night!
in Knights of Pyihiue Hall. 3 T
-——.\'atlvo iowis little llayesf. 3
Mr. and Mre. George .Keisler, mi he uu‘hern N E.
Union 'streot. mo entertaining Mist?
Mattie Brewer. of New York. ‘
The work of placing a new plum. ulli
on tho Lowudes homestead in South.
Main street. is going on rapidly
Mtge Nam) (iliusou, of South Net ‘:
walk is visiting at tile home of her ,‘
brother, i}. l“. iio_v,t in New Yotk. ;
—is it nice bottle of whiskey or Port i
or Sherry wine what you would like to ,
have New Yeur‘u‘.’ Call at the impor- l
lill Cafe. 1 Kri‘eger
Mius‘linna Fay Rowan,- of ldborty‘ '
Block.
YOUR CONVENIENCE TO EXPLAIN THE DIFFERENT
. STYLES or SERVICE AND QUOTE OUR RATES, WHICH
...‘I3“..§ll.‘.‘.é. ARE WITHIN REACH OF ALL
31 Washington St.,
SO. Norwalk.
... 1 1 , . 1 .. .
a rono ‘ 1- IS
Its more than a cough; it ie a deep-seated inflam-
mation or catarrh Of the bronchial tubes and
1ungs~allied to asthma and the meet fruitful
.source of consumption. It battles all schools of
tmedicine, and cough cures. loaded with nar-
cotics are Worthless and harmful because no
CHURCH NOTES lremedy taken internally only, ever did or can
The lineal «fly and village tiliurrhes cure. BRAZILIAN BALM! the germicide bail“
3;?”"2‘2‘ltli‘lalv“li.t‘tl° $391133“? “.333: com, alone has triumphed in every case for 20
years. 1
Church to accept our donation when
0‘§r&'2‘:;-‘Imil’:é“'fl ”‘0me “hm 1.,,,,‘ Take 15 (trope every 2 hours and It!" SURE to bathe the throat
tum fourteen guiioue oi paint buy and client with hot, clear liniiu every night. i That. in the secret. It
only eight of t.. it M. and mix at}; uni- l penetratce, reduces the lntimninntiou. kills the geriulii, «top... the
tune of‘ tum- laiiwved 0“ “'“bh "2- ":11? , coughing and rolling of phlegm, motoring the lungs to the vigor
”’3 M "“l ”m M ”8"“ “ 0‘“ $ "' of youth. Get the 500 on $1. 00 bottle, keep up the trentuient
per gallon.
lion i. pay it .u a gallon for [Ayiueoill faithfully for a few ueokn and no guarantcoiaenre clear donuto
nu ”Wm,“ colitis) winch you 1ido the last «taco of quick consumption. No cocaine oroplafim,
u Ion you ill) othei pa nits in a can i, , , v .
wuh n paint. label (m “I 13.12 Jntkiiin 2% (.0 , Indianapolis, ludlona.
Many bottom are well painted with
four trillions of i... it M. and three Ital» ,
lone oi” Linwood Oil mixed therewith id“. the 50’” ""19 “Him“ liilli'lii-
Went‘u and mm“. like gold mm “The (‘omlnu of the Kink' ' hv
There (‘etcitrnimi Points are acid by Dudley iiucii. at the mention Hewlett
Ioiiiuicch Wlilliillii a how, South Nor mmmmw at the iii-st Methotiim
walk; Htlhhcll d1 Staple» liitrdwiiro Church
t‘u.. Noiwaik: W it illil'm‘ A. Bull. 2 222-5 lb nail home rendered llliil
r
street. Daubury. is spending her race 2
tion with relatives in South Norwalk.
ii‘ the party who advertised for lost
locket with initial E on it will call lit
thin ofiiee, the lost article can he had
~Toboggans and ’l‘umu. O‘Brien‘s.
James Gilbert. of South Norwalk,
spent Christmau with his mother. Mrs
:iinrngilhert, West, Lune, itidgeileltl
Mr. and Mrs. H. Taylor and Hon
lAltfllal'd. of Georgetown, Bllclil Christ-g
man with Mr. and Mrs. Richmond, oi
Norwalk.
The. South Norwaik Fire Police will
not. meet next Monday night. the $052
slou having been deferred until Jan
nary 9th,
-- Flaiinololte night robot-i piiiit 1)an
mercuriziul Nlilllti in great vnticiic.» at
if 8. Smith ii Ctl'Li
. '1- a... .W 2...... ".2...
Mia. i‘ninkliu “villi; Smith “ill reu
Min A .D. Crotalov and tltiidrcn
oi Mldilloiow'n. have been mucus oi
tilt. and Mill Charles ll. liow.nu oi
t‘fourtlnnd l’lneo.
Joneph Albin the popular ilridnw
pint Wuiitpmt itollov conductor. hm:
joined fiutlei Lodge. |, 0. t’). it, til
South Nciwuik.
willoenitil nnnivortutry "Victoria lio-
iel, Saturday night. .ltJHiii"M tireheuiru
him. i". A. Lune illltl ilnuizitier. Mur-
uurui, or Nouth Norwulii. are the
mania or the Mltikcu ileutb. oi (Morin;
Izireei. Nun ”ill'ilit
2? 'lhiro in no better llinuei in tone
than in nut-veil at the imperial Cato
Mich Netti: Rector and David \i
ii’orkmun oi‘ Ridgoiieiri. .tpoiit Same
day and (‘hriiitiniw with hint A. N
Workman. ot Ncruull lli
Joooo'tt Oicliciitra of (six pieccn will
go in momma next 'l‘ueuday night to
blur til it dance to he Riven by the
jttliiig men ol‘ the place. 1 2
«elicit uiiil iiilfl little Oflnrlenii
turn. William Comotock and dough
Ioi Mliiii Annie of New Canaan are
viulttng rtilativch and i'ihndit in New
“Haven for nevernt weeku
The monthly liuuiumm lilot‘llliir of
tin.2 Aiion Sinai nit Boo-lot; will prob
ably he held an haunt. Monday even
lug. the itrat Monday in the month.
wneni lttltl Plush taint O'Brien 5.
Mr and Mrs Frank Mayhew, in,
,who were trialled lll ltitlgeiloltl,
Glii'liilmiiil, are now molding with the
parents of the groom in South Main
til i not .
(”“9 héfii
titers,
month .9er 22%;:
.i
rthe.
it'otiipori; Nouhrep or. acetone“. llayeg’. ,1.»
2.3
,2 ..... '1 . u. - ou- in. 2....
New Years Gree ing
2 Weetelieeter Co. Turkeys 22 240 1b
Native Roasting Chickens 18:: lb
'ti’l Young Fowle 160 lb
p Chicken 12-1220 lb
Small Fresh Home 12-1-20 1b
Prime Rib Boast 12-160 1b
,1 mgPEGIALm
React Pork ‘Bmall Loin’ 101: 1b
Ducks, Geese, Sparibe, Hooks etc.
.1511
' at, ‘ “idle editing for tho initiation
‘ 2 amok in
a m . .. ,. ....2............2...... .2...“
attache?
COMPARE WITH THE SPEED‘ AND EFFICIENCY OF THE '
1‘ The contract tor remodeling
‘ two additions and other changes t
'iour 0! their store on North Main
,1, on air Slit horn
”menial
OBWI‘l $2 ONTBAOTINO NOTfifi
iiii‘ho" elitinorc'flti action.) 1 '
t to
{II-auto summer cottage of dam iii.
oriiu at Bell titlutui has been lven
Mather There wil be
l
to lint rv W;
Harry; Wt Mather has t2he contract
to build a two-riory name addition
to the Incidence of Mrs. Mary Walsh
in Elly avenue. The addition will
have a. tin roof and modern plumbing
Contractor McMahon has enclosed
2A J Collins iii Cue elevator in the
street. 2‘
The contract for the palntinit oi the.
Hawthorn ion at Weuiport. the old
Eli Smith hence that in undergoing
repairs prior to being opened us it
hotel. has been awarded to L. C. Bil
lingo.
' Several piumboiii in the employ 'or
the New York. New Hilton and Hart.
foul Railroad Germany have been in
South NOIwulk limiting repairs to the
plumbing arrangementii in the depotu.
and Trouble
if. you tend to that Holiday, Cold be
fore it gets a film hold on you A,
box oi‘ A. l3. (3. Cupoules, token 11H
soon, as the cold shown itself will any...
yeti from aorlouit Hit-knees. We also}
hat/e the bent and most effective Cough
Medicines.
,2 The" lettfuss Pharmacy,
2 NO. MAIN st. so. NORWALK.
h
Clearance Sale
BOYS’ OVERCOATS.
$0.00 Overcoats. $2.50, 8 to 15 years;
$4.00 Overcoais, 01.75.
D. Gottlie'b
CLOTHING. SHOES AND
-1 . c WURNlSHtNGS.
11 North Main Street. South Norwa’ik
..-. .__....~....,.... , u-..
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
HOYT' S THEATRE.
One Week, Starting
MONDAY. DEC 26TH.
Daily Matinen.
~26TH YEAR-
Bennett-Moniton CO.
AND THEIR OWN ORCHESTRA.
—-REPERTCIRE——-
Evenings.
Saturday—~8ide Lights of New York.
Matineel.
Saturday-lTo be announced.)
Special Feature, Loretta, the Dancing
Juucler.
Reserved Seats for Matinee. and Ev-
ening, Christmas. Monday—Prices, 10c
—20c«-30c.
Ladlea' fifteen cent tickets islued tor
tl Tueaday evening.
PRiCES—«Evening, 10—20—30c.
——Matinee, 10—206.
HOYT’S WTRE.
NEW YEAR'S, JANUARY 2ND.
Matinee and Night.
Matinee 2:15-—Night 8:15.
Famous New Yerk
Children's. Opera CO.
50.-Y0ung and Remarkable Children-50
in W. 5. Gilbert and Sir Arthur
Sullivan's
rAinv OPERA
IOLANTHE
GRAND CHORUS OF FORTY.
AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA.
Secure But: Now.
No Higher.
Mgs'i’iNEE-uoich. 35-50c.; Gala. 25-
c.
EVENING~25—50——75,
51.00.
lot 2 Rows
HOYT’S THEATRE.
ONE DAY ONLY.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1004.
MATINEE AND NIGHT,
ROWLAND d CLlFFORD
Prucntr the Latent Novelty
"DORA THORNE”
BERTHA M, CLAV'S
Famous Novel Dramaiized.
EXCELLENT CAST.
SUPERB PRODUCTION.
PRiCECe-Matinn, 1th: Ind 25:; Even-
ing, 25c, 35c and 1506.
Seats on Sale, Tuesday, January 3.
SECOND ANNUAL BAilN DANCE
Will a. Divan By
Unoae Haymakere
NO. 26 1-2
int hit
"HAYLDPT "
mid Men: Hill, ,Wnltlnatcn Street.
south Not‘walk
new Vii/221i" Niéur,
MONDAY. Mitt; A.. t’ 2ND. 1905.
Twit!" 230.
Monte h Prof. [immune Orchuira.
alumni it" "nerve the right to rc-
Jaoi objectionable nuriiaii.
.2-4H22... H... 2.. ...-.WW2.
' H
“Kathleen Mlvourneen l
OWEN, FOR THE BENEHT OF ‘81“.
JDSIlPH'C CHUBGH . ,
by the
bin 0in Dramatic Ollill.
novels Tommi,
rnioAv. .iANUAiiv .12... 2909,}
all mil, um
Cm. lldllllil . ,4“ “Ian?!“ lilo neat arm
will”: hutch; inn dilution amulet»
Ape-Lu
uehmiamuun ........m
4nmm‘ “‘8. ”unit 35‘ W ‘0‘
"‘2 THE“; Nfiw KOIOLATURE
11
Ill Membership Somewhat in C°niract
to the,,Flrlt General Coari. -
itiiin ion dilyii the (tenure! .Aiuimri
W
{lily of the atate of Connecticut wtli
convene (or lliii biennial religion of
1905 and with a larger membership
than has over characterized its much-
inga. says the New Haven Register.
The inlet membership for the conduit
scratch will be 290.1'iiade up of 255‘
nieinbutis of the hence of Icpreuentu
liven or lower biancli and ‘i5 in the
whale. Hetotofore for some' little
time there have been but 270 memberh
of both blunclloe. 255 in the house
just as now but only 24 in the iieliuiei
instead oi 35.1‘hls leadjuutinent. we»
eli'ectod at the lulu session of the2leg
tSlature ‘
The total Iuemberuhlp it. Honicwhnt '
ine' contrast to what iii2 2WBH at the in-
ception of the assembly at 1036 All
that time what now corresponds to the
general assembly was known a»; the
"General Court" and cOiIsistod oi‘ ilvo
meiiihern. iepieuontiug the town oi
Windsor, Haiti’ord and Weihorcfleld,
f-Ih'o Only ones out. in the arrangement
lil'ntmy shoes that the contention
of Mrs John M Holcomb of illiitfol'tl '
that Connecticut hi entitled to the title
of tho ‘Conuiltntiou State" in contra
diutinctlon to the approbilous appoin-
'tlou “Nutmeg State,“ in well founded.
tor the r‘h‘undnmcntar2Order" nus
werothemoalied, 222but,2‘ whichs» renlly‘
'uIade atlioconstltuiion. of Connecticut,
was adopted on Jun 1t 1039.
When the. first general court met the,
thr‘e‘e towns making up the represonta
iioniueie culled Newton \\2 atertown,
audiDOIchester, instead cl Hartford.
\Vethersfleld and Windsor. One of the
tiretsluwa: passed by this body prohibit-
ed the sale of firearms to the Indians
and the court likewise condemned
liéury. Stiles for trading a' peece" for
com, ordered him to regalne the snide
peece from the snide indians in a’ intro
and legall wave or else this Corie will
take it into further consideration!“ so
looted a constable for each of the three
nettlementti. and made orders relative
o “divers strange wine." In this lit
tle gathering was. the beginning of
(‘ouuectlcut'e legislature
The first constitution mmided for
the sensuous Of the assembly your'ly,
magistrates and othet Oflleom and an
other in Sipte‘mber to make laws.
Special sessions could be culled. 'llIe
for magistrates and lepresentatltcs.
but elected a goverum by plurality.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
"DoWitt‘R is the only genuine Witch
~iiazei_2Sui\'e," writes .i. 1.. Tucker, of
Center, Ala. _ ."i have listed it in my
family for Piles. Cuts nud Buruu for
years and can recommend it to be the
best Salve on the market. Ever): lane
fly should keep it. as it in nu involun-
ble household remedy. and should ul-
ways he kept on hand for immediate
use." hire, Samuel Gage. of North
Bush, N. Y.. says: “i had a lever
horn on my ankle for twelve years that.
the doctors could not cure. All halves
i could not walk for over two years.
Finally 1 was persuaded to try ile-
Witt‘ii' Witch Hazel Salve, which has
completely cured me without leaving
it Sear." Sold by The Clifford Plllll“
“they. “'
NEAL ESTATE iNSOLVENT.
D. Preston Atwood's Benefactor Leaves
Only Debts.
SOUTliiNGTON, Doe. 31.——Startling
rcvelaiionshave followed the death of
Mrs. Eunice A. Neal. widow oi” ltoswell
A. Neal. for many years the leading
manufacturer of tho town, and bend
factor ot‘ Dwight P, Aiwoml, who llllti
brought suits against executors and
administrators in many town..- for fail.
tire to observe probate luwa.
instead of finding an estate that had
been estimated at $210,000 litre. Neal'o
helrn have found that the estate is in.
solvent.
Mrs. Theodore H. McKenzie is a
daughter of Mrs. Neal. Mr. McKenzie
said that, instead of living within her
income. Mre. Neal a estate had virtual
iv been mucudered. Siouka'und bondri
had been liypothecatctl and not unit
had S"L‘\(‘ll‘.l (iii-runs been badly llllll u
but it local bank had been made to
suffer to the extent of about 54.000.
Something like $100,000 ot lilr.
Neul'n money ii in said, was lent
through Atwood. 'l‘lu-ro remained tor
ilie family fully nu llltlt‘ll us Mr. Noni
hud entruated to Atwood .vleo nubile-
quoutly threatened to bring unit if he
was not. iterm'tied'u part of the estate.
which today holds his notes for 30.000.
"—0—,“—
NO CASE OF PPéEUMONlA ON REG
RD.
We do not know of a single instance
where a cough (it cold resulted in pneu-
monia or consumption when Foley‘s
Honey or ’l‘iIr hint- been taken. It
cumucouginrzand'cnidn perfectly, so
do not take chancen with some no
known preparation which may contain
opinion, which cause conetlpiitlou.a
condition that retards recovmy trout
'a cold. link for lioioy'u Honey and
Tar. Sold at, l’lulutmi'u ltrui: Storm.
61’. PAUL'S DHRiBTMAS WET.
Mra. Hawloy'a
Break out Church.
BROOKFlELD. Dec. at «The men:
hers at St Paul's Church of this place
were given it i‘fhriiiimiut nurnriue by
the dune nortliont that. Mrs. Julia
lluwicy of Iinwloyvillc. widow of the
late Ami iiiiwley. would make it utili-
iitmitinl present. to the church.
Mrii. Howler iii a sitter of the first
wife of the hue Collin l". Huntington.
She lit II member at St. Paul a Church
and him been much interested in ihi
welfare. The gilt in in railroad bandit.
Mill white the rector. liov. ll. 1.. Whit-
comb iviil not give the mneuui, ll. iii
understood .to be in the neighborhood
or $10 000.1’he transfer or the bonds
was made We header. and the gift
wait recanted itn runny expremdonii
or [.tl‘lilvill'lillltlifiii on the part: lol2 the
church hieiiineru. ' . .22 . 2
ONLY Dill! VOA ‘DYOMfmlA.
lure. Franklin Bitch. of New Castle.
5*:ch "‘.‘i’i‘iii".’°i.’t‘iidil
I I are I n a I
’ ritual everythinzi
«lull he‘ll? ”hiya?“ ‘ldmoi‘lg'aq
Mail '2 an. mm “with. anal.
to an ill” aren't ..
,Ititoy, .
one in April to choose a Hovciuor. six i
constitution pretldcd It majority vote ‘
and bleed remedies proved worihieae. "
iihmnttli Prelim! to
new“ oil. but nothing helped the .
AGENT FOR MAY ‘II'ANTON's PATTERNi
New lei The Holidau Selling
it is hard to know Juli where to begin.
know Just where to tie.
thingl, useful things, ornamental things; tillage that we have be:
l fully selecting for month: past to make this holiday equipment latte
The store has donned its Chrlutmae circus.
none.
played to the boat advantage for easy
or overloaked. We are ready for the
ihuuluticaiiy ready than new.
CHRISTMAS HANDKERCHIEFS.
Of all the important item that 80
tomake up the sum total of our Christ-
nuts selling. therein no feature more
important than handkercitlei’e. Such
assortmentc and values as we are in
eliowim,r will ourely command you: at
tention.
Lndlen' hemetltched heavy embroid-
cred hundkerchiehs, very nheer linen.
at. 3: to each. .
Lililleii' hemstitchcd euilnoidercd
also ombioidcred scalloped handker-
chlcfs, a large assortment, at 25c.
Ludier.’ plain hematitehodnud fancy
embroidered handkerchloi’s. at 122m,
lbc, 19¢ each. .
Chlldrena initial and plain hand-
kerohlcfu, 1,6, dozen in il. box, at 25c a
ILOEA‘l'HER GOODS -
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
\Viiih we had space to emphasize
the whole Christmas stock of leather
goods: wish we could tell you of the
different items in detail: can only note
a few of the many worthy bargains as
our space is limited.
Ladies“ leather purses in black, tan,
green and brown. 250.
Ladies' seal pocket books, single or
double purses, 500.
Black leather wrist bags, lined in
white, with purse. 50c.
Squato shaped black leather hand
bag, with leather handle, lined in
mono, $1.
Black and brown leather wrist bags,
braided leather handle, moire lined.
There are so many things to 1
want to say right here that we'vo never been more completely, m0,
1 the lot laetu you may select
,1 it. will be euuailg iznrii
fl 0" r
The good: air
choosing, nothing has been out»
great throngs of gift: buxom mil
THE BIG CHRISTMAS
BOOK BALE BEGIN§
Thousands of bookie tor slits. unique.
these books will be tound all iii In
one Copyright books at the our
special feature will be a sale 0 $1
$1. 262 copyright books by the motion
hbrated- authors There are nearly 0
hundred titles in thin line. and vivid it
them at 50c a volume Hundreds ‘bi'v
yoluuiee of the Wild a boot literature
handsomely bound
BOOKS FOR BOYS
‘ BOOKS FOR GIRLS
= Special edition of gift hooks. booth
tii’ully bound
2 The pools in handsome cloths and
leather bindingé 2
‘1 A fine equipment. of Bibles
. 'l‘oy hooke by the thouaander,
bOLL SELLING IS A FEATURE'
‘- These ate dressed dOlls, kid body
dolls not dressed sleeping doila'im
iioiln that m- ver closetnu eye. delimof
all sizes. all complexions. all prime.
You'll be pleased with the doll outfit.
A large variety of creased and um
dressed dolls unusually nice, at 3562
Variety oi prettily dressed dqldn, _
nith eyes that Open and close .alajio
llle untliessed dolls, at 500 and 79c.
Dressed dolls with light and (1:33.
hall dzessed with silks and soft w
$1. 69
83—85 WASHINGTON ST.
on fabrics. extremely pretty, at $1. 5
$1. 50 and $12 98. 1_
SOUTH NORWAI.
Stock Collars that were 50c,
Stock Collars that were age,
N. E. RYAN
86 WASHINGTON ST..
THE CLOSE
of a busy Holiday Season leaves us with a few odds and ends in
Neckwear. and as we wish to keep up our reputation for carrying
only the newest and daintiest designs in Neck Dressing, we 0561‘
the following extraordinary values for Saturday, so as to begin the
New Year With an entire new stock.
Stock Collars that were 75c and $I, now 45c.
. . ”W.“ 2... M
now 25c.
now Ioc.
'3. AMgclhblePreparatiéni‘orAs-
j similatiugtltcfoodandkcfigd‘uf
2 ungiiteStoinacieaIuBtnm
Promotes Digc'idimhwrfuh
l noes andRest Contains neither 1
l levillln, Morphine norlliucmi.
i
«EV.
TNARCOTIC.
In
A eel Rented forConsli
delimitiourstcuillch.DlAu-im hp“
Womisimnvulwnstl‘evcrisn‘
neawuthoesor Shana. .
.‘ um ‘
Mum aloutmm
1 .2.» joint ,
' “a l2 ‘
\ll: llililllll‘-
ll ”iiRi s2
:hut-Dllld’
hi i Nl‘x
‘ yr, ,1} .22 em» (1,.
AER?
22. rec
’I‘Lllihoii'eiiiialgtém- miaw
t nw tie - '2 ‘
around liliiuh all r *
nth liar maker revolve.
Byitl cooki rig e shall
vituonili I" lie: it holds the
hm I log
tile.
‘1‘,
Wily: 2
othc cool: we linlltl, no elitiClivu In economic
Once it “lint.” always a -‘ llob ’ has passed into it maxim.
Ailli’. {or HUB RANGES and forget another
SOUTH NORWAIJK
For Infants and Children. ‘
The Itiild Youlieva’
Always Bought
jBea'rs the
of “V
.2 ,,;'
‘ 2.... 2
ill-i ,il
.3!
2;: 2, ”:flitm-
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