” It v blunting: v itself. : on that
th‘ two hundred pupils. it's
as for the old town.
burned are tragedies
fer one day in Connecticut.
creased by 500 within a few I
. new firearms tnctory is to
in that city. The corpora
binds a. mistake in passing/by
m
raotlcally a revolution among his
who are tired of his dealin-
o'eappointmént as county corn
‘ and inasmuch as he has
that the reappointment. will
Ridgelleld also has a candi
for the position. I
we...
Not-withstanding the request of the
9 ”Train" committee that students
it 'flowers for their fair guests at
only be occasioned by this action.
A man wearing an express cap has
‘been awiudllng New York merchants.
He would‘v‘go to‘a store where an ex-
press siépal was displayed and take
" Way the shipments. Look out for
'Iiim': hernay not confine his work to
‘ metropolis.
The esteemed Norwich Bulletin
doesn't care to have that city go into
the insurance business. it thinks that
ii case of a big lire the city might
'gmbrok‘e." Yet the municipal own-
nccessary for the‘ work. The gnrnbrei
roof of the building, destroyed some
years ago, will be restored and Old
SonthMiddle will be remodeled to ap-
pear can did when erected in 1751.
_ The edifice will continue to be used
[as a-dormuoryror the elect. While
I the work of the committee is credita-
ble from a sentimental point of view.
,do all artistic success the action in to
be deplored.
A New iiaven legislator. Henry W.
Doolittle, is the originator of a plan
‘ tor‘tho state to buy up land along the
bound shore and preserve it for parks
(or the use of the: people of Connecti~
cut. ,Naturally enough the dong-shore
towns are enthusiastic over the plan.
munlaccnce to those towns that are
remain from salt water and buy up
the bores of the inland lakes that
Iii ‘mny,ever be preserved to the
1106370! 1110' public. [laundry would
(I doubt appreciate a public park laid
at. state expense along one or both
, llliorQ of Lake Kenosla. ~Danbury
News.
HOPPE WINS FROM scHAEFER.
DENVER. Ca'uo Jon 21.-—-Wlille
hibililc has won the 800 point 18 inch
; elk
for by making 580 dur’lng the
_‘pi added and linlshedI
{or hanging plates in
. sounds good!
The state mlgth as well extend its '
line billiard content with Jake
It
sound night's play. Schaoier scoring
v 1‘ tires l
. policy sch-Ii and Men iii
, , lens at the co iclusiou of the ,
bruins service. v Yunng people's
eating in charge f the laiJWili't‘ii
' b l thy Miss Jennie
or. Petersburg . his morning presents
. the appearance of a beleaguered city
. The nii’itarv are in complete posses
islon, The streets are lined with troops
galloping squadrons or rnvdlry are
‘ been eyerywbero. gondarmol are our»
Special row
and chorus at
cooled in all the court yards and the
closed lecturing and inll’s are surroun.
doll by cordons of pci co and cossncks
On every bulletin board is posted
. the wove‘rnments proclamation warn»
inn the people againiit assembling.
«Last Sunday. Mr. unceit presented
‘ the subject, ’llie (loo Follow on Evil,
having especial refer ace to that char.
actor in porltical life.
good a tondance and he usual inmost.
Next Sunday Mr. L. ne, principal or
the public school atI Roweyton, will
present U18 bttuJBcL. .tuc ....l .. .l ..
All men are cordial!
seepage, winch armband every Sun»
dny moon in the south NOI‘WIML‘ con I
Idle anon-l Church, closing prumptin
bu eupocto to have i: s popula- 0: 1 oclock.
There was 8.
invited to these
I
FEMININE OPICS.
When you laundciI a piece or on:-
broidoied lnon nev r lay it by for
something else, eve for a moment.
from the time you at it until it is
i read the other din of a housewife.
who keeps a centolp; see or galyx loavesv
fresh all winter by [Iuttiug them into
fresh water They are i'Intliel piotiy
against the whltol on of the dining,
table if the room i very light and
pleasant.
You can make Your own appnrntiisI
your dining room
it you will. Fine plcEirc wire and mo
largest s cc skirt hoo s are all that is
necessary. The hooks must be large
enough to go easily (Iver the edges oil
the plates
The .H‘aidanger errlbioidery will be
used a great deal this, season for donor-
ailug waists and it ill both pretty and:
appropllaie for the hoary linens which’
are so popular for til tailored waists.
When you hear a s irr spoken or as
“full" do not for a moment tirnk it is
taken from the Coo lug Club that
Bent t o cupiuls oi hoi
mashed potatoes light with a fork and
whip into til 1 half is cupi‘ul of cream,
a lublcspoonr ll'oi’ butter and salt and
poppet to liisto. Work in until .lent
flour to make a soil dough that you
can handle roll it out into a sheet of
the s zo you wish ii. for meat pics.
The following ediorlal from ilnr-
por's Baznl: is such delightful reading
that i cannot resist this temptation to
print it entire: “She is the clot-ennui
woman of ii.) acquaintance," was thul
will oi of our neighbor on nnotliei.
‘beca'use she is not In the least dull
and yet manager: to br- restful. I know
\'»I Illt“ til‘O‘II9Sl. service a modern
mother can do her children is to bring
ill'.‘ vii up free from ne‘rve—elwraln which
she cannot hope to cooinpl ah if she
is always on the sin in herself. The
mother who rudiuteh pence radiates
strength also. The restlessness the
noise, the rush of tie life or today
make it all the more necessary. to
maintain within tliv‘ home an utmo-
spliere of serenity a‘ildniyoetncss, "so
thatllie threshold (Ihcc crossed. the
outside noise. and clutter and strife are
left securely behind. I This is, perhaps.
an old-fashioned co caption of homo.
Many women nowndiys wont to turn
the home out into who silent, so to
monk. and make ‘llle world's work'
everything and the bionic lilo nothing
But a restful home. price experienced
iv;n. Joy ubuw the promises of progress
to dolilrb; and u reiitful~and intelli-
tour—woman alone o‘Ian make it "
oernms ANoTi-iEn SHIP com.
and .
HONOLULU, Jan. i.~—A controlling
internals of the Wi‘der's Steamship
Leland Steam Nnvl atlon Company,
Limited, of this oil . for the sum oi‘
bingo in the palace square is scheduled
year it. preparations for the gigantic
. denlonstiat. on are proceeding
| mantle to Louis XVI.
Company was sold tIdriy to the inter--
Despite the energetic measures to
ken to assure the safety of the city,
the inhabitants are in a state? border;
in; on terror The wildest rumors
regarding the intantiouvvot the mob
in o odour, and many small retailers did
not open their shops this morn n}. An
edict has none forib Ihat no aho i must
norm tomorrbw when the moat casein»
.iitb .n h the auto ri
mu dolor“ "no! t .t‘l‘r
to. like pin 9.
0' - c nr~1ln~Inv
Illa moi
declaring that they are ready to die
in their tracks
Father Gopon who was reported to
have been kidnapped during the bi gut.
is understood to be at. lar go this morn
ins, goluz from place to 13' non organ-
izins and directing everything.
His
r aid
RidgefildIPm‘t ’ ,
Ned railroad plans h ‘wbich Daubul‘y ‘
figures prominently are herniation inclw;
debts of every any occurrence and the
presence of a party or two of surveyors
in that vicinity mapping out a proposed
route for some treaty. connection or one
tension in getting “I ammonplnco.
says the I‘dnbilry New .
‘ The New York, New Haven and
Hartford road has a cerpa of engineers .
who me at work on the Highland diviv
plan double trucking quartered there
and the New York Central and Hudson
River road is running it line through
that oily for a proposed route connect-i
inir the Barbara road with tho BostonI
and Albany road to establish a nowI
through lino horn New York to Boston,
The Danbury and llili'lelli company has
a gang of men at woik on its power
house pour the Danbury Fair Grounds
and it is stated scnii~oilloinlly that the
road is bound to be in operation early
next summer. And now, as the ircsllv
eat railroad development. comes the
MINI! that the New York, New Haven
and I-lurtl‘ord road has u force of fifteen
surveyors at work on the line oi the
long-projected Daubury, Ridgoflcld and
Port Chester route. and that there is a
revival of rumor down Greenwich way
that the load in to he built
The double track pg ol the Highland
divialon of the New Haven road and
the completion of the Danbury and
Harlem trolley line are believed to be
dictim is that the meeting shall occurmertaintlos. but the other projects have
on me palace square no matter if it
results in a massacre ofgtli‘e men. He
says they must be ‘rerdlved to. door
die. it is noteworthy that the lead
era are going back to the French
Revolution for their parallc‘a 'l‘ho
deputation sent to Tsarkde Selo was
the march of the mob to Versni‘les
The assemblage planned for tomorrow
in likened to the march oi‘ the multi—
tude wearing red caps of liberty to ,
ihe’i‘uliieriez-g to present their do
Willie thorn in
much talk that the troops may be
overawed by the mob, the authorities
do not manifest the siightosr appr.
llGllSlOll on thiavscore. Tile coshucks
and the guard regiments they declare
can be relied upon. ’i‘wo retlmcuts
oi‘ lnfauiry have also brought. born.
by Socialist agitators, it. is impossible
l0 predict the end The emperor's
arlvliois, howev.er declare he must
pill down the ii.‘ italion with a firm
build, and that if he yields as Louis
XVI. did at Versailles all may he lost
and the present resolution of the gov-
ernment is not to give way. While
many drunken rows have occurod and
a number of men have been injured
no serious collisions have been report-
ed up to this morning. An enormous
number of nrrosts'of unknown revol-
lltlonnrmu tour. 3:» act. durin r the night.
An attempt will be, made to close
all the bakeries in order to threaten
lhe city with famine; Tile workmen or»
be armed." he is reported to have said
‘We lliiisi first. show we are peaceful
We have appealed lrl vain to the on
ploycrs and in the bureaucracy. Our
last hope is tho emperor himself.
he rrl‘u es to see 1H and ciders thrill
to disperse us thou we must fight."
he will come to the palace square to
rnorrou.
lli» effect that the famous Prepriorloa
would refuse to llro on the mob, bill
this 'liko many other
ports pertaining: to \viiicspreui ill. :-a
l‘fcdiioii in the army is not continued
great begun) was murdered in
night, was denied this morninz.
has not been arrested.
va~m~~m own—av—
eighteen steamers on aged in the ship.
ping business between the Hawaiian
lclauda, which is nov consolidated.
PAPER HOUSE JESTROVED.
SAN FRANCISCO.
our house of Bounce
has been deatroyed l
000. Two firemen
falling down on level
y lire. Lona $60
or shaft.
$377,000. The now 0 acorn now ownsl
TO STOP SUND£¥SENTERTAIMC
! NlI‘ .W LONDON, Jan 21 milliliister
i poliiinuod Mayor ill van li‘.
If
Fa: lier Clopon has bad a guuri of
I"oul hundred sworn workmen, formed
to protect the ellipcror from harm it
Among the rumors nllont is one in
sky illiarrl rcslmorit has declared it
sensational ruv
All the cavalry regiments have been
called in from the barracks in the sur-
rounding districts and are concentrat-
ing in Si. Poteraburg.“. They will form
an extended cordon to prevent demon-
strators from approaching the palace.
A rumor that. M. Smirnoff. manazor
oi the Pullloif iron Works (whore the
it
it is also declared that Father Gonon
Malian in mm".
not gotten beyond the preliminary sur-
Vey stage and there is believed to be
little chance that they w.ll ever go
much farther although the New York
Central road is apparently spending a
great deal of money upon its present
survey.
A Greenwich story abdut the Den~
bury, itidgcilold and Pelt Chrnter sui—
voy says:
r‘lriecn sur‘veyoru employed by the
New York New Haven and Hartford
Railroad company are now in Bradford.
laying out thev line of tho Ridgeilcld and
New York railroad. The original ‘lsurr
vey dlll not pass through Redford. Two
years ago the charter of the Ridgciiclrl
and New York wrs (,‘XIi'IlilNl by tun-
lcg' slutuie, despite opposition, and
since till a steps have be u taken by lhul
The route as con..i.lolod and on Wthll
illo aill'riIi 31's are now elllployeil, limits
llolu Pint Chi: Bier, perusing through the
Connecticut ti. angle, striking NLW
York state again at North Castle,
thence by way or ilyrain Lake to Bed-
ford. Pound Ridge Lowlsboio and
North Still“ n into Illrlgel‘ielil. The
charter of the company in New \ork
slate it is said, has lapsed and the
New York assembly will be asked lo;
grunt another. The liiloimntiou was
gluvn by a mall prurninunt :n rn iiroad
affairs Tuesday, that another route
wnn being COnSlllt'lOll l‘rqu firs f‘vib
halbor up the whey of rho Minnus riv-
ii to Hill lznc us oilgiuliiv iv 'iii om u
fold a line harbor for slilppng. and
uhurves and warehouses could be con-
riruclod for freight. business.
NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES.
(The Commercial Bulletin).
New‘ Water Filter.
Tho. plans and specifications were
placed in the hands of contractors
this week for the new acreage or
slow hiiilil iiili‘i l0 be built by South
Norwulk. The lilicr will consist of
a primary tiller in four parts and a.
secondary filter, with one noinlor
ouch. “and operating house and o.
clourwulor basin. The whole con-
sirucilou \t‘lil be of concrete“ rein-
i‘nl'r-nvrl Willi stool. it will cotter about
one and one-fourth norm and liavo'a
minimum capacity of 3,000,000 gallons
mm inn: .I'NII“. :l :3 expected
to remove all odor and taste as well
lL‘n Ili‘dL’HSI‘ gorillifi.
Boston, is the consulting export, and
Engineer W, S. Johnson, nlao~of Boa-
ion, drew the pious.
lion in $60,000.
Addition to Mill.
Leslie Gamble will build a
addition to the mill cu Soarinw ave
Hi I
line which he recently loaned to the
olonlnl Mill and Lumber Co of New
The from portion for»
I of five churches in this city yesterday mom used “a up office and owl-o-
will be moved will! {not fun
I use his authority to “Oil the holding illor along the street and ay two story
Jan 21.-'l‘hopn~l of moving picture entertainments in MM, addition, 3., x no fool, ornctod
ol 8: Richardson. the local theatres on Sunday. Mayor onto the mid of the mill to ploviilu
Mnllnn took the subject into conildor-
3 York city.
Lllo npnco necessary for
were lniurcl byI uliolI and promised to give it his no new "mummy and orlondlng their
I tent on.
business.
Proposed club Home.
rill“ "
Chestnut and Monroe strets.
Seavlow avenue for J Star on Randell.
it will he occupied by J.
ii, w. Clark, of
The» approprlav
largo
inalnlliulr
I! The South Norwnlk Club is consid-
‘ block ‘
in building at
Leslie Gamble is building a. ma.
shop 47x42 feet on the west side of
ore. the
boat builder. . . ,
Water cannot extinguish a man's
burning desire for liquors
I
I M, a-..
Board of Belief
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Relief oi the ll‘own of New v
walk will meet at their office. Opera.
House Block, on Wednesday Feb. lat.
1006, from 2 o'clock until 4 o’clock D
m.; Saturday. Fob. 4th, from 2 until
4 o'clock p. in; Wednesday evening,
Feb. 8th from 7 until 0 o‘;clook Sutur- I
tiny, Feb 11th. from 2 until 4 oclockI
p. in; Wednesday evening. Ieb. 1501.. ‘
from 7 until 9 o';clock Tuesday, Feb.
mm. from 2 until 4 o'clock p. in. for
the purpose of hearing and determining
zany and till appeals made to them
from the doing of the Assessors on list i
of 1904.
They will also meet with the As.
sesame as a Joint board Tuesday, Feb
hint at 4 p in., for the purpose of abut-
iuu the polls of 'sick and disabled per-
sons,
JAMES SUTHERLAND.
JARVlo KELLOGG.
CHARLES W. BELL.
Board of Heller. Town of Norwalk.
120 ti’
Iiiiiiiig illil lair
' 1905
llt’ill’l‘lllslllil’llllil
Cornice Poles, Curtain Rods. Ready
Mixed Paints. Window Glass, Enamels, I
Stains and Varnishcs, Paint and Ar-‘
THE GREAT SALE
is now in full swing.
Nothing like it ever before 111 Conn.
The greatest stocks.
bargains.
town.
The people have
The greatest
Enough for on.
This sale or Sales is new looked upon as one of the events 0! the
long since learned that the BOSTON
STORE‘S ways of doing things are exactly right-waiways a. little bet-
ter than is
expected is the rule.
Our regular space in this paper will not admit of but a few prices.
A full size poster containing the complete announcement can be bad
at the store.
This is the way the prices are fixed:
1,000 pairs of Ladios' B. uck Hose, line gauge. the pair 60..
Ladies Hose, the standard "Esty" make, the best 12%0 Hose, 9c.
Womens Ribbed Underwear, line gauge, weighs a pound more to the
dozen than
any 39c garment. Clearance price. 25c
200 yda best Willimantlc Cotton our reader price 50.
' .prlce 3c
Clinton
Safety Pins, regular 5c.7o and 9c papers.
Clearance
Sale price, 4c.
Ecru Lace Stocks, rush top, deported colors, our regular 25c number.
Clearance price 15c.
Ladies' All Linen Lace-Trimmed Handkerchiefs, regular 25c.
Sale
Ladies‘ Wool Gloves in black and grey. good value.-nt39c.Sale.1ilc.
Mennen’s Borated Tulcum Powder. reeular 25c.
Table Damask, 60 in. full bleached worth 46c at 33c yd.
“Fruit
usually sold, regular price 10.
of the Loom" Muslin, lull
Bale, 7c.
Yard wide Brown Cotton, value lie. at 4129:;
18 inch Birdseye Dinner, 10 yd. are
regular 500, 37c
Sale,12%c.
yard wide not the '2; width.‘.
36 inch Striped Nalnscok for Waistings and Dresses, worth 12540,
at 6340..
Best A
at 4%c
moi-icon Prints, all colors, value do and 70.
Best Apron Gingham. any lenzih. vnlne 8c. at he.
Ladies'
Walsls
waists that were $4. 00 and $3. 00, now at $2. 00.
that were $1. 00 and $1 00. now at 75c.
Alba‘ross Walsie that were $2.98, new at $1.38.
Winter
Coats that were $15. 00 a Irl 3“)? R0 $l0. 00.
' Spring styles
Winter Coats that were $10. 00 and $12. 50, excellent, values, $6. 98.
We
$5. 00 Scarfs or Mulls, at $3 00.
$1.00 Umbrellas at 75c
ll.
$3 .00 Umbrellas at $2.00.
Trimmed Ilnls that were $3 00. $5. 00, $7. 50 and $10 00, now at $1. 50.
”he NDCIIOH this your, the “Ch young everywhere lull. Skirts are very fall from Rica Ncieillioless the author- New York New Haven and Hartford that w sol . I 250. $3. 75 and $9. 00
’ie’llows over there are buying all me about the feel, but Ivory. very gnugI lllus lll'e extremely nervous resizing Railroad company, which owns the . f0 1 Wall HE’M8' Crockcly, " 5 Parlor Brooms regular rice 23 l ri
lh lbl d ill ll W. t ii .I . . , ,, Glassware. Lamps. Chlmueis and ' p Q. 539 P “@190-
Violets in sight No end of jealousy about the 'Ihpg I. a on once tip or n l plump no, u llCll indicate that this 101d is . ' White Porcelain Dinner plates, regular Be, at 6c
Here is a recipe Iror potato crust lemmi- of the excited men cum-III! on our: many was likely to l)(! mu It Bummv Shelf Paver- “Inflow Shades.‘ Three Pint Bottles Ammonia iv».
10 rice Decorated Toilet Set regular price. $3.25, sale $2.25.
I
tlsls' Brushes, Towel Holders and
flecks, Framed Pictures, Photo
Frames, Stepladders Chair Steplnd-
dors. Artists' Materials for Oil, Water
Charcoal and Crayon Work. I
We do a general Painting. Paper
Hanging and Decorating business.
To order
Picture Frames and Window Shades
87 WASHINGTON STREET;
South Norwalk. COnn.
Telephone Connection.
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8 ~40 Wall StYCE'.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Gilt Clocks,
Cut Glass.
at A. W. AUSTIN'S.
Norwalk. Conn.
OOOOOOOOOOOOODOOODOOOOOOG
fun:
We Malia lllll Pritasl l0 Siiil lilo People
UNITED GROCERY CO
20 North Main Stu South Norweik.
TEL. 26—3.
TELEPHONE 322~4.
cramp idea. fostered by Mayor Thny. so many bright women—bright in all also reported to have decided to CHI llli‘ norlllc’lu pull of Greenwich This We 80 MINI)?” IOV WEIY‘PSS- “1110“” Leon Hams, 7’0" 1b.. 129 5 “’3 Pnlnes, 25°
_, I . . . sorts of different ways, but all alike in the trvl- phone and telegiu in when our mute ivou (I it a said avoid the nearly 1 c, 1 VI“. Tender Shoulders cr lb.. 8c 3 lbs. Prunes 25c
‘er“mm§.to have made great progress one thing. Tlicy are ncvcr reposciul. rut oi‘i Si. Potersburg allozotlior l‘ro'n cuts through Hi" my; required by Niel {9599 1“ ly, llcady Bits, per pkiz., . p lilo 2 lbs. Peaches, 250
in NPIWICI“ They are strung up to concert pitch communication with the outside world old layout Under the. top tautodl; ,.3 pkgs. Pancake Flour, 25c 3 3an Jam. assorted, 25c
’Th’ . itt f mm” who saved 'i‘lity amuse you. charm you. stimuluir Alrorolber the situation is most ii) the liilgafleld and 1 our Yor Rail‘ 2 DRES- ““an Breakfast Food, 25c 3 glasses Jelly, . . . 250
a comm 9° 0 a 1 you dazzle you—bul they never never crlrlrnl. Father Gopon when appria- road company In 1867, the company has 2 runs Health [Mind Peas, 35¢ llelnz Apple Butter, 2 “,3” 25c
80““! iI‘l’flddle. Yolej‘s olrloISi dormitory. IIIIsttléoi‘lI by mll’ll‘mgll‘ll lltl‘ talilosaiibllIlI e‘d l‘liarranorfie)":iIrI‘r'i‘i‘o‘rIIOproIIggts’e‘ilit: gIrzerIII’lII‘nlomreIi‘II‘inIlguIinirIrLIIliiioinin ‘ 7 ) 3 cans Early June Peas, 25c tlbs. Bulk Mincomeat. 250
ro eln torn own )y prom ‘llilg y .9. real . , , act to r ‘M'I‘ . ~ .» . . I H m, 30 ,9 . .
:0? 151139110“ h money to put. it in women are more upt.to be exaspcrut- slruciions to the men that they must change to Cos Cob can be made with P t e I Assorirucn. of Fumy Celery Oran ges Grapes, etc 6
' urn 3 lug than soothing The full life tlivi‘: c ii) the imbue eqziuro uiih their no urucndmoni lo the charter. The O o . ,v Alli)! cs. Baldwin's and Giconings, per pk .................... 25c and 3 0
good repair have secured the $1.5, 000 flows smoothly is hard to attain. And wva and children. “but the men must mouth of ”,0 Mlanus l"lV0i would at 1 Tube Ros Hour, per bag ................ ....... .............. 79 c
. 49 Fort 8t.. East Norwnilt.
7'6 EL 369—15
v Special for Saturday.
Fallon Spinach. Cranberries. New Bermuda Potatoes. While
W-m
Onions. Extra Bananas. Large Naval Oranges. Sweet Potatoes.
Extra Fine Celery. Lettuce, Brussel Sprouts. Parslen. Fallon Lem-
Our iruii displaiu will please non.
Grape
Fruit. Tanoolioes.
33 WIBT WAIHING‘I‘ON 0T»,
ons.‘ New Florida Tomatoes.
Our Coffee is "best 130 lesi.’
Flue sweet 7050 Bull er.
P.
You can live boiler on same money by our alSIIIQ'YOIll' wants of ‘us.
Charles E. S
LIAOING GROCIR,
ymour,
IOUTH NGBWALK, CONN.
oring the erection of ii new clubhouse.
MAUDv S. FLOUR SP
< ClAL
A down town bkmk with stores on the .
first floor and the club room on the
second floor is generally favored. 8on
ml silos on Washington street are be-
ing considered. The loilowing build
lug committee hull been appointed:
W0 ”I .‘ uric-d every
W0 film" an it to make more
Lot on
Everybody knows this tine’bruud ct flour.
month in the your right In your own town.
brand and better bflld than any other door on the mar 1 god”,
mid a blip or briml home for you.
B
rIonchitis
for ylaur ll Mnllbewson. chairman HarryW
Dinners In more th a. cough; it is a deep-seated inflam- ydll'fi’,r‘nlll§lwllv..l‘lll‘l. ..P‘ll'“li..;. ' Maud S From. per bag 380 pm. barrel $3.75
‘ ' motion ore ctarrh of the bronchial tubes and gullgfm‘lh' W “ W“ “I “I 1‘ , ‘ t , a » . , 9 . .
cesium I... . was. Prool
I Will improve Proporty.
Also
J still-gen Randall has purchased
the St John estate fronting about
we ,
0 Hunt Mumps With 1 lb. Java ‘2
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