Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 10, 1905 · page 3

 

 

 
 
 

emperslui'esi extend an
Ohio thlti morning. Sonic
=in‘iNcw York state and
Weather in this

moon or to~

All“ hi all“. The toll»

poratnre will drop to zero by Thurs-
tiny to r

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ovum mum.

Mi's. ritualistic buyers:
slt‘pet, is rocoi‘briiix‘ Milli n Week's
silvers illness 0“! the krill. '

The suit is n w'ri'sih5' hi5hor toilini'd
the zenith site I 7
{bit in the visible .in near noon.

' Mrs. ileume Boer-s. at Washington.
this this. is villitin her brother. Wil-
listn Gisrit oils inwocd nirenuo

 

 
 
 
 

Mi issbslle Ohie’l' oi Grassy Plain _

shoot, Bothelw was the silent over Sun-
ds y o‘IM rslIsrry McBride, of South
N‘ with. ,-

‘ ids Moduli llnrris; or West street
. has gone to Woottlcid to spend thé
truck with hot- sister, Mrs. Gcorgc
Dion’s? , . ,

The Posters Guild of the Nor‘wsik
Cungregntiohnl church will meet in
the chapel tomorrow utterno‘ou at 3
O'.clocit .

 
 

 

 
 

sum it c roosting tomorrow evening
st tho All of the order in South Main
Street.

Mr. and Mrs John D Moistcr of
Buffalo, N.Y have bison Visiting
for 5 few days with triende in South
Now 31 ill.

Miss can warm. Fell-tiers
pssscd Buildup vii her poisnts Prof.
mid Mrs It Wiphi‘ihi at their home in
Norwnlk. '

«John H. Dali-in. plnuo tuner. will
be in tOWn this which. Orders sent to
The Clinord will ibos‘Wc prompt at
ienthu '5

Mr. and Mid. Préderink I'lisi‘is arc.
specular I tow dIi ii! iii Mr Dnvln'
Dnrbuts‘.‘ ‘Mr‘ hiid humid" L. Do;
vis‘.’ oi linnlilto‘n Avcnuc.

The, mom. oi the Plus Denise
Whilst Club in. beibg entertained this
afternoon by Mrs.,J. C Ncwk‘irk oi
Mdr‘g'su sveiiue. NorWolk. .

Matthew Friend, of Lowe street.
was able to Nadine his duties in the
South Not-walk freight yard. yestou
(lav. ul'ttir a several days illness

Dudley E Hoyt, the contractor. is
making art'hngemoh‘ts to build two cot-
ta5os on his property on Sound View
Tcmce. opposite tho three houses he
.owns at present.

The Rev. Ilsvi K. Holmes. of West-
port. who has many friends in Now

walk. is monitoring from his severe ,

illness of typhoid fever and pneu-
inon‘lii. lie is now able to sit up

F‘i‘snk H; Merrill his a ism force

01’ men obltili'g' toot thick ico‘ i'rdin .

the Norwsllt Mills pond in Winnlpauit.
The ice is storeddn a. house at. the
side or the pond, on tho Wilton road.

Aaron Cobum. who has boom spend;
in; 3. three weeks' vocation With bib
parents Dr. still Mrs J Milton Coburn.

30th Nor
held tonic tug at tho church.
This board of tradition will subuut their
report as this mastitis. Refreshments
will be servant . in

The third cottsge prsys‘r roosting un-
der the auspices oi the Youth; M‘e'n's
Bond of the First Methodist Church
will be bold tomorrow ovoninit It the
residence oi‘ wuusn 3.10%th Hill-
side direct. It 8 would fill
bars or the church rin‘diiiu iii thIi vi-
cinity are especially invited. .

The reduction silo oi iiv‘srbosiii nbti
in uli win It. Mom l Common
in 'ldxopo possoIIes housusl inter.

list tor cvory nun who will have to '

buy I now cost, nest. meson; The»
vnnccii prices oi! wool million it cortsln
that word northonts will cost consider.
ably in” built roll“ lilitii lilo! codi’
now nod it ndulu down WWII!
cont until next abastion. birth

.10 ”fly "it?“ that (Will. “shove “W
prices churtrid :toaI. Moi aficio-
pony hs'vc ills db 1

thoir ovorcosis. amid would seem to

ho the wise thinp‘ to lake Itivsuilfl »

at these low prions. especially in View
at the feet that twoihirds oi the with
tor is still ohm or iii." ' .

t pork vitaassnofifiss
ider Brook ......t..... too

of Lowe

do opt! tho client is worn

Norwdik Lodge. No. 709 B P. o E

135 int Church will be:

e mails-i

IIIIIIIIIIIII I“ ll-

r it is I. farm,
_‘ or rout oststo
0! his? assumption ulcltiy‘; ash or sd'»
dross . .

W B: DIDAMMD
so Willi street. Norwaik. Conn.

it will be of ndvsntbso‘to You also
to deoimb'it you and rolls or buy-

‘ its” swirled. liquors
M. D‘o‘st stricken bar in the
city. Spscisi bnrgalns tor thwholi

days;

'1‘. J; SULLIVAN Ptop.
TELEPHONE o'ALL. 335-3

 

 

 

Use STAN DAR!) FIXTURES
for your Both Ronni. They are
chitin.I neat and durable.

Horace R Nash,

COR. N. MAN AND WEST 8T8.
80. NORWALK, CONN.

 

Our stack of new goods just in
is I little larger than ever before.
u: Colonial cotton. South M‘s‘n strivot. «
rosumud his studies It Trinity College.
Hurttord today W” I

The annual roll-cull service at the

Wonderful how low you cut
buy nice goodI hero. You know
we do the work in the very best
monitor.

We have taken I good maul?
contacts for house pointing out!
Will bu glad to submit figures for
your work.

.We try to carry in stool: ovarya
this: you need for the decorstioii
of your house inside or out.

E E
Gar-ham.

«v: vii-3mm! limb
in riser Ir. I. semis.

 

DAVID W. RAYMOND.

or...» limelit.

5.5 lb, I

 

 

 

, it will be undoiibt

tion i believe our pool)
i ‘ wiia'i they mire been entitled to t‘or

 

necesssry tumult: ' Initials this plant.
honours the do-
munds worrsht‘

want, “it! trots

' Judgment has

: iy tdhnsisliig

1 this conuoction n
- the constantly bmndenins hold in tho

. in nonsmnonce or

tidinlharoini tiled oF unctucuy. it may
be round ntivisnhio its u. matter of
ooonomy. to removo u... electric 5st»
muting station to thel property invent.
ly acquired by tho oily on tho whim
trout in order to obloni (Wilry posslbhi
udvsntitgo lit the economic bundling
of coal and to obtsln wutor for con
donning purposes. Should tho plant ho
locstcd on this property. it wauld bu
much more control to tho manufuctur

 

 

such charm ho‘wcy’or. should not be

made until it can be demonstrated

thut the best results will (allow.
I .. Water Departmsht.
must; the built year this Dopnrb

, moot has been conducted with the us.
« uni business ability oi! the Commis-

sioners. While the Ming: out the Corn-
missiouoishns ‘ inns io'u’sively oo~
cuplod in cmusciion will» the intro-
tion system suthoriséd by our city

” meeting. the other interests of the

Dopartinont hove not by any means
boob negléict oil. The water rents
have inorosscd during the year about

- $1000. 00 which increase hits coins

partly from the added use on' old con-
necilons tutti pnntly from forty new
connections. Most of these new con-
nociit'ms were to houses obnslructed
within t c city. .

Probs ly the most important feature
in connection with this Department
during the your was thetcity meeting
'1'” to authorise the Commissioners
it) install a. system of filtration at an
expense not to exceed $80. 000. 000.
which money was ungrudglngly uppro
printed by our citissns. 'l‘ime alone
will denioustrntc tho wisdom of this
appropriation and the system to be
installed under it Thu plans and
specifications for this system have
bamcompioted, and are now ruddy (or
estimates As soon as these estimates
are completed bids will be advertised
for the contract awarded and the work
doubtless carried to n speedy compio
tion. When tbliii system is in opera
is Will how

many years. and what they have paid
tor without 5ciiium viii. it good sup
ply of pure Add wholesome water. Wu
who have buttered Mill the raster cou«

dltions as they 11va prev‘slici can a
precinto fully what this i't: null wil
menu to us. I‘ ; \ .
street DIpIrImsni
During the past yumoutrldr or the
irdinsry work of this Daphnniont. the
momvoment to Cedar street from
Fairfioid avenue to Vslloy Place. has
been completed. 9. sewer about live
huntircd sud titty {cut to length from
Chestnut street to tho new factory of
loosol’cppard and Company his boon
sltl sud Laura. street has been graded.
'vi connection with tho Cedar sit-cot
improvement it departure from the or-
i.unry me.hods Wnsmsdo by this Do-
nrtuicnt. The slimy was modo and
pops, profiles and cross sections pro
lured by the superintendent of streets
ind the drsding ot the street was done-
by street. department. ompioyees The
result was is saving to the city or an
expense. i should ludxe. of It least live
hundred dollars. Her-eloloro snob
vol-k. other than mdlnl. has been
ions by on engineer employed by the
city, and streets hove been 5mm by
iontrscts lot to the lowest bidder. i
believe the method thus initiated in
rospoct to this sirooi to be In ltn
proveuient over” the previous inoibodI
imploycd. Ind that this input method
should hit continued re5srdln5 lsyoiit
it shoots in the tutors. Thu lmprovc-
most to this strut. including lsying
oi curbs and [dim .liIs boob complet-
sd. with one Inception. within tbs pop

iod oi tweivoimonibs. 'l‘ s cm
tion noted is this is‘ylnc ct curbs 1.55m

suitors in front or property oi
Benedict Mic. A! the’ time the
curbs Ind suitors wars ordered isid.
this oststo VIII in process or settle
ins-it before mthe Pinhole Court. .A
distribution old the sum- has since
didn’t.t di bum 01 this
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pun lot that

 

in5 dlairict thun in tho prompt out: '

 
 
 

 

rigid. anti until All i

Work upon thoso
lines stimuli _

sctod upon . ‘
-’i‘bs to Dy hot-tor bu sinuso-
ea in that tut cur shill bum in.» can...
duty. ii5lils and obllfihtions in coconut
in layinz and mbintsln‘ing sidewalks
that it now hub in respect to main-
tsini’ng tho mu ways of our trusts.

2. That hill 9 around
all tbut’ it shIll bit . i‘y oi the, City
to clean the-hi downis t snow and ion.

mo recumniouiistions
shdhid be ad ii lilo result will bc‘ u
uniform condition of sidewalks within
our city and the expense tiicrooi' will
be pold by thosdt receiving the benout
thcroli‘bm

 
 
 
 

city be authorised to
isshsi Intidip‘5 bonds to on ntnount‘
stimulant. in boy the present port at
the tuudlng ‘bt represented by notes

against tho cl

4 Th at its... be poisoned
dilution the coil rsuuired in be pub-
lished of intended extra appropriations
to on city do taunt to two lusci-
tions in ii loo

Our (limrtor Ii. bronchi requires such
cotton to be published five times. it
consodpohtiy moons tin expenditure or
ten dollortl véi‘riislng cnch time
so extrs Appropriatiohlis made While
it would ot bo economy to ask the
Legisluiili‘ for this amendment only.
~t‘ other Imcudtnents shall be submit-
tgd. this amendment should be includ-

lis'i‘hst s Coincilttso of not less
thou Me citlsiihp should be appointed
to consider the Idvissbllity or amend
manta to our (lily Chiirtor which coup
mitten I'hsil ls’ter report back to your
body sun the roport be submitted. it
uecesdsr‘y, to A city mutating for the
considomtion of our people. Let me
especially urge upon you in this mes
sage an economical ‘sdtnluintts‘lon
Ba practicnl in this expenditure of the
pmplaa money. the it In it you
thought mum at it than oi your own
Outside oi ty bloating appropriations
soc it you . nbtloond'uct the affairs
of our city overnmout at it less expen-
dituro than heretofore it it csn be
done it should be done. and it it should

be done. i believe can out do it
in conclusion. permit me to assure
you that i shall preside over your do
libsriitions importisliy Ind shall on
prove your politics .il tor the public
We siioiiitl Work together in

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ burinony for the weitnre or our city

and should not hesitate to origlhhtc
any policy tor our citys wmtsm nor
condom any project we beliovc to be
to its do riment.

CH ARIES E. DOW. Mayor.
January 9th. 1905.

Upon motion of Connolhnnn Wright,
ibonmcssngé was decanted and placed
on

Stsndins committee (or 1305 were
then announced on loliows:

Finance Ind Assodsmcut~0eorge E.
SAHlilil.

City Hail and Repairs and Supplies
~Lutlior M, Wright;

Ordinances. Lights and Water, and
City Botswana—William E. Thompson.

Pile Déphrigigatw'l‘homss Robins.

Sumt- tlld lite, Bowery—Harry
W. Mother. '

Poliru. Public Library, Public Print-
in5—rAlirod Brown.

Attorney John J. Welsh. represent-
ing s committee appointed by East
Norwslit. asked that the Council ap-
point I. committee to set to investigate
the present trolicy trouble in East
Norwsilt soil to procure s uniform live
mi. turn: to also bettin- accommoda-
tions It the railroad station Ind int»
tbor to secure trots the town some

the; city tho

‘ bodrius on tho

. to steamy. .lsnnsry 23.

 
 
 

 

bottcr minnow oi opening the drow-
mips. the roosting baton the
mill in Not-walls the erllIiy corn-
puny mad thI there are no less
canon the this sad tht the com-
griy one mites no than money. He
llsved t t it movie not together
they shoot be sbi Ito remedy the
33"" iii? it??? bglsppolntod
y to :5 In Iy I res-
hlI ”bulldog“! tho prom nu-
oritieo Ind the class.» misht be

:mlrflil tor this: citrus Ind mum. mu

:Iiil. mall]! to the loot ”mega Vflli‘lor
min lusty onus on n in-
possible to nmoiin the cool i. The

curbs and mum will be completed oil.

Immsdlstoly thst the mother permits.
TN) Wilt dbD

WWW
i .06, two-thirds (it w loll will bchm colt-
looted and "”33:
“T s hugs I
penile or shout
out the street in tsiriy soon pIIIIblc

also: :IAM VII ’i‘h

to ill “all“ ‘ Th
"6'
”firms?!” which h‘hs ll

Councilmn Wrisbt movod tht the
matter so over to the nest insulin.
during which time it might be diIouss.

auroral bills were then ordered paid.
Ml! notes wore ordered round.
The election of silicon as specified
under the elimin- than proooodvd
I suitor of oily clerk was the
first Thu ballot III II follows: .
umber i‘ldi. 6: Joseph Rs 'l‘Iylor. b.
The nest in ordor ms tor president
o. in Council tor the comic your.

 
 

condition
“iii“:

'1‘

buybssm
owing. to Iom‘s’issisili! tho not tht
the Donsnmont III bedto musics

 
 
 
 

with hairy atoms It Memorandum?

mm slid the tomlnstion of tho your
These Iiorbis Mi ed lilo on
Willa? or com
moving snow from streets and cross

51min sanding that side: id

his ”condition will
Iii“ Milli. of thisiiio

hiss tint “Wish
to his in conned-
t Ii mum; one bolus
'hc mitttur ct tho its to slduwsilts’.

within tbs iii and

”WEE

 
 

 

hols outdoor cut. I: but or II.

tin drop: into our rsiiou
* "Whoir number It be lots. ll:
John int. i.

Obiiooiilir of champion“ was thou
551%,th cinch going to Jones

lliirifiilii moneys in so Psiu

a , i'o’ggg'iiilcuiluha oi the fact that iiuibor
t was I lsctcd chief cnginscr
In? its; redepsflinosi: Albert ill Wln~
chum. iinu Militant sud Ruins:
iiidith. wound sssistsni was ruceivsdi
I fit elliptical was by count rsiidcd

 
 

n wire mod innit
burns rui bl Mucrflaadopisd by
51 l.’ MW

 

'1’. , ‘
I tor thoiispprcbonslon

have boon trinity: .
tier was out in the form N
n. sud inc mnnest wits granted
Dodociihtau Robins saltsd tbst s
Woodward avenue
building lino be advertised and um

 

Council.
councilman wrl5ht nioved thin
when the council sdioi‘irn it adionrn

Ciouncilnian Robins niovod that the

brought up at previous meetings be
brought up at it public hearing on Jun-
unry 33.

Councibnnn Robins brouirht up the
matter of lining a salary for election
inspectors.

Douncilmon Thompson was instruct'
ed to draw an ordinance in rcgsrd to
the motion

'i‘hu mimtins then adjourned

TURKEY READY FOR WAR.
M
in Domosny With Buiuhris is Proper.
ihg tor Svlnflwitlos. i

Dormant. Jun 10 “Ev-TIN notive prep.
oration; already reported to tho been
nude both in Turkey: and Bulnris for
a possible war this your are fully con-
firmed by a private letter received in
Motion loom s ministor soot-edited to
the Balkan courts. This minister. who
has dust completed a» tour or the BI)-
kan capitals, writes thattho Turkish
Ind Budnrinn governments are ener-
geticsily preparing for oventuslities
Large shipments of arms and nmmuni
tion hnvo been made and recruits for
Asia Minor are arriving at Sn! nlcln
weekly for service in the 'i‘uriti
my.

-The Bulgarian and Greek bonds in
Macedonia are increasing daily and
are fighting csrh other and the Turks.
This tbrcccornered gust-lilo. wsrinrc
threatens to assume the bloodiest
phase in the spring. .- , .

"But.“ concludes the minister.

“whether or not theme will be rem Witr
between Turkey and Bii‘cntln in the
swing i am not prophet enough to say
Unless certain poplars think the time
is opportune. war may be posponed'
fills. your nearer the incvltnblo con

c! N

WOODBURY PASTOR RESIGNS.

WOODBURY. Jan. 10.»- Tbe Rev.
Juseph A. Freeman for seventeen
years the poster at the First Congre-
5stionsl church at th‘. I place. bandcd

 

 

in his icsirnutlon to the church oom~ '

mittco yesterday. it is alleged that. a
reduction in his salary which was on.

bounced recently. was the cause of .

his rcsixnntion.

KILLED AT STEVENSON.

STEVENSON Jan 10. ~George Mal-
lory, titty years old while walkin't
toward Shelton on the rsilrosd trucks
tonight. was struck sud instantly kil
led by n work train shortly before 7
o‘.clock Mallory is said to have been
intoxicated and had boon out ofrwork
for some time. He lived alone in
East Villngc

COTTON GlNNERS ORGANIZE

DALLAS. 'I‘ex. Jan. 10. ——Plons for
organising the cotton ginnors in ‘eucb
county of the cotton growinz states
and territories were mndc‘ M a moot-
ig of the directors of National Cotton
Ginners‘ Association here yesterday.
Count conventions will be held Janu-
ary 22. and delegates will be horned for
the state and territorial conventions.
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELB.

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.--Arrived:
Bloomer Bluechor, from Hamburg.
Dover and Boulogne.

 

 

 

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BANK OF GERMANY DIOGDUNT.
BERLIN. Jan. lop-Tho rate at dis-
count oi the lmporisl Bank or Gor-
nisny no reduced todny irom five to
four per cent.

 

 

to union up It the host roostintr oi the' ‘

 
 

mutter ol building lines on attests .

 

 

 

. arm I EVERY WA.-. ‘
SELLING Aoom‘s M6 ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

t If“, s all wool Half Hosc in natural, camel hair and birch
a 2

Men‘ 5 Finc Cashmere Hall Hose in natural and black at :15
Latest colors in Mcn' s Fancy Half Hose, at 25c.

Mcn' 3 Half Wool Sacks in natural, camel hair and black;
l2 1"ZCI ,

 
 
 

 

LADIES' AND CHILDREN’S.

Ladies’ Fine Cashmere Hose with ribbed top,9c
Ladics’ Fleece Lined, regular made Hose, wit
feet, at 75c. ~
Ladics‘ Heavy Fleece Lined Hood with ribbed top,
Childre‘n' c Find or course Ribbed All Wool Hose.
Children 5 Fine Quality Flceced Ribbed Hose,
Citildren' 5 Fine Ribbed Lisle Thread Hose,

LADIES‘ UN oENWnAE

Ladics’ 39c quality Ribbed Vents and Pants, at 29c.

Ladl‘cs Fine Quality Heavy Fleece Lined Ribbed Vests and
Pants, at 50c.

Ladies' “Oneita” Fleece Lined Union Suits, at 50c.

“Forest Mills" Three Quarter Wool Ribbed Vests and Pants
in white and natural at 98c. .

“Forest Mills” Black Wool Ribbed Vests and Paths, at 98c. .
83-85 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWADKII

THE KNIT uuo RWEAR' court-res booms rut: HoLioAv i-i "
wlLL' nor no.5... THAT we HAVE summon AND cRUMPLgoUAh :‘
TICLES To an BOLD CHEAPLY. nor DAMAGED. our nor coir;
FRESH LOOKING. PERHAPB some on was: WILL mrsnesr vo
AT A VERY Low FIGURE. DON'T osLAv. FOR THE oumrirtitil .

ARE SMALL.
N E. RYAN.

86 WASHINGTON ST., 4 SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 
 
 

value, at 251:.
black or white, .I

 
 
 
 

 
 

at 19c.
at 25c. ‘
at 25c. ' I . ;
25c quality, at ige. ‘ ‘

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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“IN THE‘SOUP."
our‘fine,‘ fresh soup meats furnish
a “stock" which makes appetlzing
and healthful initials for luncheon

and dinner. But soup meat is
only a small item with us-we
look to our steaks and roasts to
bear out the statement that there’ I
no better butcher shop in town
than Schaub’s. It' s A: as to qual-
ity, cleanliness and priCe.

SCHAUB’S MARKET
22 wssumor'on’ s’rnasr.
’Phono. 32?.2.’

 

 

 

 

CASH PRIZES .
to those collecting the most Autumn: Blinds before
March 3. 1905:

 

 

You NEED Mon: .

 

IANNIY Q IIRIY“

'kaos

"l ills loaders. "Arevilght. It‘rong, our.
IhiI audios dentist, prettlssl’skdls on
the claimed wI him «to them or
Mtssnysm and know thm to u re-
liIbiI in New respect: Kronor. In.
lust-bis than others Ind In III. you
hive Iv. unis-iii Ind Ira-snows we
on inlmtsd in getting upslrs Ind
this WI up do quickly as we buy til»
mt tram isolory. We carry Ill sins
and prison and would «it that you mi.
thsm over before buyluu.

Charles E. Dow,

 

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FIRST PRIZE; $30.00 CA8

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

SECOND PM 9.00 CA8
THIRD “1122:8430 CASH
FOURTH 231%: 7.0.. cnsn

FIFTH . 6.00 CASH
SIXTH PRIZE. 5.00 CASH
snv'm PRIZE. .oo CASH .

. EIGHTH PR 3Joo CARI-i _

HINT stoo CASH. ;: ,
TENT mo CASH *‘

 
 
 
 

 
 

Totsi_........._.$55.oo
Elm-y contempt not Winning I cosh prize will receive is good

 

umb

Automst‘ booth on ten cont slurs count II two bonds. '
All bonds must be deposited in lots pl 100 or more in scaled d
. lope: with oontestsnt's some and undress ploinly w’r ltteo on ,
lo 5 Ind loll It tho Olinord
inboth Itroot
Eisbt oi the mo

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Pharmacy. corner or south
bolero March! 1.1 1669 6.
unisr brands or union mods tic Ind 10%:
oh oi garish

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

on II o It ouch store. ed with our own spacial
IAqutnIti ur Biores bivill be round It the toll

“3m in an H r .
minim: n :M‘ ”‘5':in
IOli‘l‘l-l noswsts onus 'XooMI.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

cow HOTIL to '5'
CLIFFORD oHAnA

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

A clearance units on ' «5th
tiles Bloch (lusts. 3i .inchoslo
with Skinner's sstln.m
prion In. short costs 5 in
lined with hitlunors Thostin.
mulls, price 3333 . I Thorn
dilly things. but we my I
3* must on

‘ 5 r “pr ii
hymn. trots its up. out
Nip W lift!

by misled inn wish cup or
unit Nhrrv sows; onions Alibi
moor. uvnnvrniun rob nus
lino bore upon um Indoor.