‘ °. capture of my gamblers Jo
l genres on lit to cleanse the city
fills cm
W,”
80 Westport is to here a new r1111:
. Md station, just north 0! the old
0. it will cost 710. 000 and be con-
... Hartford is lucky enough to have on
reuse of ever. two million dollars in
_ its to: list. The teltititon of tail-hie
lproporiy in the capital city is 50W“
W‘-
-.It was a dollar dinner to which Mr.
Bryan was invited the other evening.
. "when he. talked about "venai v0
_ Perhaps the meal did not suit the fora
. 'lner candidate.
nun-—
fBlulchsor Albert 8.
I in Roman law at
. d5 of ”the .01th 50.55“»
. ._ o d Wworlt' lnix.
«his day. has been removed from the
acetic of his activities, . I
An eighty-seven -year-old woman in
- New Haven. desfpondent because of her
failing eyesight. hanged herself. She
: preferred to meet the mysteries of
.'..55i"deu5t,h rether than lo'ffalce physical
' _ darkness. '
So one Mr. l’iatt'ol 'Conncl’etioutilsto'
act as s. puisne JudgoIni the impeach-
let the reporters double discount that
account of the trial of Walter Haa-
t-tlngs written by Bob Macatticy.,
. .r
In Waterford a.school girl noticed
a cloth covered puckuge in the road-
way. She picked‘up the bundle and
found it contained about 81.000 in
hills and an old silver watch. So far
no one has claimed the find. Water-
.Ifortl must be a wealthy pisc9...
| ,-——e—_—o
Wounded at the siege of Lucknow.
retiredrftom the Seyenteenth Lancers
with a good conduct medal,' buying
. .«aiways dived unselempipnyrliie, Henry.
"Willing. Sluilh hes just” passed. away
5 " ' righton, England.' A grateful
ecuntry allowed him to die in the work
. ‘ house . .- l:
Admirers oi, the work of Dr. W11-
llnm Long, of Stamford. will regret to
hear that ho sulleted another hem-
orrhage of the eye which temperarlly
blinded him again but now he has
partially recovered and may still pl‘O-
duco more of those astonishing ani-
”moi stories. '
Aocod #10 the latest 11 .of
the without at Commerce Windh-
.grntionttoi the United States is again
rapidly increasing, the quality of (the
5’ immigrant not as 'a whole as
irsble E Member the banner
month. brou t a total of 62.7021mm1-
grants, inelt ing‘ nearly 16.000 Rus-
sians. doubtless to avoid army service.
at; -. ..
hegijt
Some people don't have'to have a
“salary" to earn money. Thomas 101'
1th, of Freeland, Pennsylvania. is the
hing oi‘ anthracite coal miners. His
net earnings for the your past amount
ed to 81.000.110 has always Worked
as a gangwny miner. and. dining the
year he has opened 1,000 "riftin- of
gsngwsy and sent over 4,000 est-s coal
to the breaker. This would yield over
15,0005 toliil o‘l‘t'l'can soul, which in the
”musket mute. nets 1110:!th owner»
’E i“ 812. 000 lilliiott bus spent thirty .yesrs
at this and has the business
thwn .iovglacltmco Ho T’has driven
more toilet; of gsngwny and earned
ignore out»! ”53111119 sayimhoh ullner'
illAul
riettr‘" 'r
1.
:YWW". 5’31
A The ......
<1 Oligord Hotel D
TWO InsoAttr shirts or noous
Wtru Mum‘s emits A't‘
Art's/toms listens.
l
t“ ”unfilled; .WAliZ. Pit-opt. ‘
Also .
Proprietor Hotel Nahum
W
Telephone ,iliil. “
HIGHA‘ l’lfll CONT.
, spreader,
to? ‘-
. its time you to mum of
it mites: echuusiitrhlt.
Mutton A OIVEhOFMIH‘f so.
Mrs A uAttrsshv owmstto
' , Ills} or i run near.
- newer than to gather it.
corded we are informed again that the
l’l'illllstine
literate th‘s‘n near sea Sonic, em;
choking their own met: by getting odd
5 metres: Judge UharlesSwayne. Now .
.I louse-shied to ”more. and the most lruitiul
. Medicine. and cough cures. loaded with not»
it, ,
costume toilette ‘
. To arrange the fulness (what little
Demo Fsshion allov‘zs us to hotel at
the cuff of the shirtwstst in plsits is
Notwithstanding the large sales of 5
white dress goods that are being re .
to: is for colors. l1 of £
.W M0 91' ,
mg . (cells: tt and
“exit-The
‘ii‘erns are as pretty as news the
hanging vases which are bmmtnl‘
bowls of color and making hangers I
for them by braiding ruins, .
I hsve never seen dress linens which:
appealed to me as those of the present
ssaeoh do. 80 many of them are
diode. up without starch or dressing
lhtt one can eéo lust ho wtheytwlii
11er after they are laundered. _
And now We have the dainty eyeie'i: =
embroidery on the silk petticoats. no
csuionslly (lane with a. contrasting
sci or of stilt.
The girl With broad shoulders will
11an ll 0 that the 'goWu made with
bread ‘15 out will tend to lessen the ap-
parent width of her shoulders, but she
often has to be shown a live - illus
tration bolero she will believe it.
A man lli tetry foolish to Insist upon
his wife‘s doing a thing when she
would do it if he insisted upon her
not doing it
nests-I
i
W:
OENA'l'OK AnAUl-TID 0511wa
555" 8" P155 *WIVE.
SACREMENTO. h‘eb. 39-81919 Seth
ator [drank French. who stands accus.
ed with‘three 01‘ his colleagues-of brit-
bsry, has made an assault onDeteo-
live George N. Tychnor, employed by
the prosecution. French necested
Tychnor, on the upper floor of the
capitol rotunda. and without a Word
rushed at the detective and sent him
reelingwith a blow over the right
eye. Bystanders interfered at this
Junciure and prevented further trou-
llle
, » 59\\\
new Stetemcu’t
oi the
chuccucu’t Mutual
"into finest-ante Common,
5 ‘ Gt Mafilord, Conn.
:A
«ft
Net Assets, January 1.1904 ..................................... $63,“ ’,11 1328. till
. RECEIVED 1N 1901.
‘ For Premiums ..... . ............................ sit,,vill.:l'i7.t~i
her interest and Rents ......................... 2,958,082.00
8,309,960.30
571.581.489.23
DISHURSED lN 191M.
For t-luIimu by llf'iilll, matured endowments, and 11151-
nuitiea ........................................... 119,1:l0,s00.:i:
Surplus r’dlnmed to policy- holders ................... 1 101.427. iii
Lapsed and Surrendcrod Policies .............. ... -802.Iih7.07
Tutti] to Policy liolde1s ........................... $7,281,594.82
Ceinmissions to Agents Salaries, Medital Exfltmiuets
Fess. Printing, Advertising liegal, Real Estate, All , ,
other itxpenses . ...... 1 ,‘11110810.29
'l'ladeB ..I ............. .. ....,387,L79.47
lrotit and Loss ................................ I ..... . :17 i119 10 .
- =' ,_ ' ~ ~ 8.000.113.08
Balance-518591 Assets, December :11. 1901 ............... '. .' ......... 362,021.37500
’ SCHEDULE 011‘ ASSETS.
Loans upon Real Estate, first lien ........ . ...................... 824.703.908.08
Loans upon Stocks‘ and Bonds ........................... 110,000.00
Loans upon Policies of this Company .......... 178,800.00
Premium Notes on Policies in force ......................... 512020.08
Cost. of Home Office Property ..................................... 1,910,230.00
Uost‘of Real Estate owned by Company .......................... 8,078,593.03
'C‘osM ttds- ..................... . ............................. “pheasant:
Cost. of Bank and Railroad Stocks ............................... 829,076.25
cash in Banks ................................................... 1,166,761.00
Bills receivable ........ . ..... ' ....... ‘ .......... . .................. 225.56
Agents? Deblt Balances .......................................... 608.34
802.021.375.00
ADD
interest due and nitrited ................ .. .......... 8 012.131.17.01
ltents due and accrued .............................. 11,311.92
Market value of stocks and bends over cost ........ 1.009.301.5111
Net uncoiiccted and deferred premiums .......... . 368.038.91
82.304.349.83
Lees mils Receivable and Agents' Debit lininuccs ..... 883.00
88.303 105.011
Admitted Assets Detttnber 31,1801 .................... . ........ $150,221,8viifiii
MAIllLiTlES:
Amount lf'mlll‘llil to N‘- 41111qu All outstanding l’olli “‘8,
not, ("mummy 9 ‘4111101110 ..................... 808.220.309.101
All other lluhllltlos ‘ 8180.930.“
mwmdiifi. l 44.89
............. ,......4............
litlrplus ... ........... I .‘5'. . .‘ ...... 9 .................................. $1.8"8,800. 04
”Ratio of expenses of management 10110014an in 1904..., ....... 1100 pet vent.
Politics in force. but 31, 1001, 101.11. uttering ................... 111.710: ”1.100
D 3 l
3.
' JACOB L. GREENE. President.
, ,: .t -.. IQHN M..TAYLOR. Vice-President.
.11“.
5..
HERBERT H. WHITE. Secretary.
DANIEL H. WELLS. Actuary.
..\l l RF. ll I it“ HANDS. (it‘llt‘l ill Agtttt
Room 51th (01111111th A iltliltiiug.
ll\ltllillil).t0\1.\
...u. MMWAMA .91.»... .m. 9.... A. A9. 9 M... u... MM...» .. .,
Bronchitis
In more than a. cough; it is‘ e. deep-seated inherit-
motion or cstsrrh oi the bronchial tubes and
source of consumption. It homes All schools oi
duties are worthless and hermiul. because no
remedy taken internally only. ever did or can
sure BMW 8AM. the germieids bob
“gut, alone hes triumphed in every hose for 80
were it ‘
5 _ 40 Wall st...
__ the purpose of hearing and determining
a... the built. Mechanical presto
ion, perfect material and careful ‘
finish are the Is turns that have
made Weltham niches the best 5
in the you . ,‘In gold. gold I
tilled ands lver cases at .
~ A W. Austin’s, ‘
. Howells. 001111. I.
tt.‘.
POPULAR Anusmsit'rs.
w ,
norr's ' rIHnA'l‘Rn.
one my ONLY,
sArurtoAv. FEBRUARY 4711,
MATINEE AND NIGHT
Mr. Wm. H. O’Neill Presents
Mtt. JAMtis HERNE
THE GREAT AMERIGAN DRAMA
Hearts of Oak.
av JAMES Hesse. , ,
Management Mr. N. .1 Lawlor..
This is the bgst'of James A. Herod‘s
plays and is resented bye. estrous
cast of well known players.
Latest Electriehl and Mechanical
Eifccts will he used in singing this
play.
SEE THE GREAT WRECK SCENE.
HEAR THE HEARTS OF OAK
GUARTETTE. v
BRICEB:
Matinee .............. ..... 10c, 25:
Evening. ..... 250. 36c. 80c,
Seats on Sale Tuesday, Jan. 31.
HOYT s Tnnsrnn.
One Night Only.
Tuesday-Feb. 7th.
‘ESCAPED room
THE HAREM"
5 Empress, The. Fighting Elephant
One Great Biszexef Dramatic Splendor.
James H. Walllck Amusement Cont-
ttest Dramatic Hitl
PRICES, 25—35-50 CENTS.
SEATS 0N SAI'IE FRIDAY FEB. '3.
Board fiRehef
Notice? is isn’t” given that the
Board of Relief of the Town of Nor-
walk will meet ’Il. their ofllee. Opera
House Block, on Wednesday. Feb. 191.
1905. from 2 o'clock until 4 o‘clock p.
in. .. Saturday, Feb. 4th, from 2 until
-1 o'clock p. ,m. ’etinnsdsy evening.
lt‘cb.81h,fr01i7ntllSo’clockzsdtur-
day. iteb. lith {1011121111014 o‘clock
p. tn.; Wednesday evening, Feb. ihth.
from 7 until 9 dictum: Tuesday res.
21st, from” .. until 4 o‘clock p. 111., for
any and all appeals made to them
from the doing of the Assessors on list
meet with the As-
of 1904.
They will his:
sensors‘ as a .10 n board Tuesday, Feb.
2191.11” 11 m. for the purpose of shat-
ing the polls of sick and disabled pert
sons,
JAMES SlWllERLAND.
JARVIS KELLOGO,
CHARLES w. BELL.
board of Relief. Town of Norwalk.
120Itf
MM”-..._..... ”9.1....— A...”
South Norwalk
Board of Belief.
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of lit-lie! of the City of South
Norwttllt, will meet on Wednesday,
Junttury 25. 1005. 111 7:30 o'clock to it
p. 111.; Suturtiuy. Filllf'tilil'y 4. 1000, from
2 in 11 o’clock p. 111.; Wednesday. Fol»
rusty 8. from 7:110 to 0 p. 711.; Feb-
ruury lit. at 7:30 10 ii p. 111.; Tuesday,
llebrnury till, 111 7:00 in ii p. 111.: in the
Council Chamber in ileviisnd street,
111 said city. for the purpose of hearing
doings of the assessors of said city.
on the list of 11104.
Norwuik, January 10. illitit.
JOHN F. M'MMHJN.
MATTHEW Gillil‘ild‘r’l‘,
120-128 bunt-11 oi liciiet.
ll“ YOU Ann lN'l‘lfilllllB’l‘lilD 1N
SPONGES
still around today and here your pick
out of u chttite.loi at American 81111
Me 18 drops even 8 item and no sons to bathe the threat
and sheet with but. close with every night. That is the secret. is
metre m redness finindsmmssien,
shouting and mint iii phlegm. when on the lungs to the trim
It!“ mun Get the We or 31.00 bottle. keep up «to basement
militarily for A few weeks and we guarantee it sure close down to'
the hatches it! quick Witflitiptlon. No attested nt- outside. .
e. 1’. desks-tn «O tint, indisuepem, [nutshell
kills the germs, stops thel
tire
stores at 16110
t i)
8111! 150
HMO! 879413;! THEY LAIT5
Don‘t forget that itietoh is no quicker
rem
'mtt. than 99. A. s. c. «not. as.
blessing of the throats of the congre-
-~pnrish, will follbw the benediction of
collected hi the exercises this evening
tiributors to the annual coal collection
Glynn. will be sung at 8 o'clock.
sud determining s11 appeals from the
listed at South .
sptmseti. Just arrived generally sold at
stir for cold in 1.11 e heed . and the
~ 5 I 1
9911's Church-ens" of Honor.
Devotions in honor of the Small
. Heart of Jesus will be observed this 5 5
evening at 8‘t. Joseph" 1 Church at 7. 30
0.111., and the. solemn ceremony or the
gallon, and oi all the children of the
the Blessed Sacrament. The offerings
will be added to the sun ay 15ch
fund or the 1-1on Childhoo Associa-
lion of the parish. .for the benefit at
”the foreign missions.
A special meeting of the promoters
of the Sacred Heart League will in?
hold at 8: 15 p.111.
Next Sunday, known as “charity
Sunday" in the parish. the list or con-
wiil be published at both masses. *
On Monday. February 0.1he sunl-
versary requiem :01 Mrs. Patrick
Following is the Roll of Honor of
the Sunday school for January:
Senior artist.
John Drum, William Farrell, Edgar
Hughes. Charles Pickciiug. James .
Pickering, John Mutray, George Scud-
tier. Thomas Smith. John Sieegmulier.
Geoigc Williams. Mary Bresnau, Anna
Briody. Mary Briody Lena Buckley.
Theresa Buckley, Elisabeth Byrnes.
Emma Donneily, Bertha Duffy. Eliza
both Hamilton, Mary Hamilton, Rose
Haugh Eveline Hennessey. Elizabeth
Kludiiien, lieien Lvie, Agnes Lynch,
Catherine Lynch, Gertrude Magncr.
Nellie Mot inrtt Agnes McPeoke. Anna
Powers. Elizabeth Stuffel, Ethel 'l'oot-
hlll. Muty Williams.
First communion Grade.
li'iiilicls Brennnn‘ ,Oiiver Cuddo Wil-
liam Croat. Frank rrell, Lester Far-t
toil. Bernard Kludili'en. Michael Kons-
to Edward Lanigan. James Lee. Mar-
tin Lee, Frank Lynch. John McMahon,
William Monahou, William O’Brien,
Eugene O’Neill, Andrew Powell Arth.
ur Singowald, Harry Toothiil. lotiward
Williams. Mary Becsley, li‘lOlODCO
Brennan, Katherine Campbell Beatrice
Coleman. Irene Coleu1an,lloleu Col
llns L111 y» Goliinh Minnie Collins,
l'l‘illltt‘rl Gost'cllo. Grace. Costello. Nei-
ie Grimmer, isiznbeth Donahue. Hazel
aneil ‘hiurguoriio Finnegan, Eileen
Gallagher Augusta Hamilton. Anne
lleldol (it‘lnco Howard Mary Howloy,
Alltc. lly,tlo 131111. Kuclt, Marguerite
Lane. Josephine Lynch, Dorothy Mar-
tin, Anus Mcliugh, Anna McMahon,
Agnes Moakley. Julia Moushnn. Ethel
Murphy. Clara Murray. Katherine
Nugic. Louise Neary. Nellie Noviis. Dot
liu Nihlll, loin Nlhlil.'Alit~e O'Brien.
R1111 O‘Brien, Helen O'Connor, Kather-
ine Pickering, Myrtle Stulley, Isabel
Smllh Sophie. Smith. Anna. Tootbiil.
Mary Wurgo.
Juniors
.lilllitiS ilecslcy, 1. rank Bresnuu, 'i‘liu-
111.11.- iiuthtu ‘irwin Campbell; l‘t 311k
t‘uilins. Gcotge Collins. John Damatu,
Edward Doyle. Stephen Elias, Thomas
Finnegan, Antltew Fodor, Robert. How
n.1d.Rillpll Lentydiimes Lynch Thom
its. liltiiugh. William McMahon Hurrio
O Brien, Stephen Orrin. George Picker-
ing. it‘runk Sanders, James Sanders.
Willintn Settliey, Charles Taylor, Wii
liatn Tuylot, Willem ,‘liIngvmy, Mwartl
\eetoniu.Mar1heé Buckley. Mamie Ciig
goltu, Molly Ikununcr. Helen h‘inogun,
Annu Fitzgerald. Theresa Kopsco. Mar-
joiie Mt Dermott Katherine McMahon,
Marion Mththou. Anna MeNcmey.
Helen MePeske. Natalie Scuiley. Mudc-
lino Sillll\',illl Catherine Williams, Mary
Wilson.
if tnbbiis were good to eat the pack-
ing houses would handle them as they
sales comes to
‘- Tomorrow you em secure some or 1.11
sale.
indict-1' anti Miss-cs C(Mlii-d-Tlglll
vcrt and mixtures, regular $10 00 on
SALE
SALE
SALE
Best Apron Ginghamswllcgulars
SALE
SALE
SALE
The most successful of- all prevmus
. , 5 .5 . > “all I, 1‘ '
tomorrow. mghini
I Hundreds of small lots oi the extraordinary'bsrgsins (or the 1091.5 they
I pertment contributes their share or good merchandise at ONE- Tllllt‘l) to
ONE HALF UNDER REGULAR PRICES
OALE $5.9M“ ' .
Children s Coats—i 10 14 years. segultmprices 83- 1158'. end to 00.
. Walking Skirts-Dark wool material, good styles, regular 5.583 08.
Wool Winnie—mutt sold curly in the season at 82.60.
Fruit of the Loom Muslin—Regular price. 1110..
ldttllCS' Luce Stocks-lluciting tops.‘ regular 250. 5
SALE 150. I . . .
'Ludies' Cashmere Ciovmt—Rlegulnr 250. ' . ' ‘ ‘ .
SALE the. ' - .
Children’s Ribbed Vests untl’l’etrts—Bo’und 22 sizes only. regular
25c. ‘
SALE 15:.
lfltllt‘fi' Vests and Pants—Regular illic.‘ ‘ .
“" BALE 25o. """""‘;"“,“"“"“""-
Ladies' Seumiess Hose—Fast Blue-1L, I ,-I 3'. . I. r 1,
SALE 5: - . 5 1' 153' v, .
Men' s Pure, Linen Lawn Handkerchiefs—- -Rt‘glllil.l‘ 250.
SALE 12l/zc.
10 Quart Bread Raiser, rogularhilc; “‘
SALE ‘
Mrs. i’att's Sad ironv-Rogulur price 98c.
‘ SALE 79c 1'
Glass Vinegar Cruets—Regular price the.
SALE 9c.
10 Piece Toilet See—Green, pink or purple decoration. Iroguiut 3:315.
32. 35.
its final close
use wondel'fui villueii...’ Every do;
Just stew examples oi the
" .l
i
'1
i,
‘1 o '7
.‘i'
fitting 55and tourist. block. ton, on
d 312. 00.
t It
82.50.
32-50.
,‘ 9 ‘:
01.25.
0
5c.
1
TC.
45:. . " ‘
THE RAILROAD SHOPS
Danhury Round House Has Another
New Boss.
William s. Kisner, of Jersey City.
has been appointed master mechanic
in charge of the Dnnbnry railroad ma.
chine shop and round house, taking
the place 01' J J. Welsh. of New Hav-
en. who went there to take charge
Tuesday.
Mr. Welsh declines to accept the up-
pointmeni to the place 11nd returned to
his former position in the New Haven
round house. it is understood that
the. reason was that he found the
work too heavy. The Danbury shop
and tound house is now a very imv
portant headquarters having a large
number of engines and a great deal of
repair :work, and the work is contin-
ually increasing.
Mr. Kisner is now in active charge.
the work having turned over to him
by William E. Craig, the former “boss.”
He was formerly in charge of the
"runs" on the West Short railroad.
do quail.
Tender Asparagus Tips
'Smsii Sifted Peas
Early Sweet Peas
Smell Lima Beans
Tender Sinhalese Beans
Boston Baked . Beans in. tomato
sauce
Evergreen Sugar. Corn
Cream Succotnsh
Hand Packed 95th
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST
Charles E.
with headquarters at Jersey City, N. J.
TELEPHONE 322-4.
Golden Pumpkin and Squash
Royal Ann White Cherries
Fins Table Apricots
Lemon Cling Peaches
Bartlett Peers
1
l
» Eyeless and Careless Sliced Pinc-
apple
Green Gage 5nd Egg Plum
Fancy Columbia River Salmon
. LEADING osocnn.
one of the' four shots tired by the“
w
SENTRY KILLED ROBBER.
Party of Four. Men Were Removing
Pips til/hen Jackie.Fired.
NEW YORK, “hrs.“JaMS Sebery.
one of four men caught in the'act oi
robbing the New York navy yard, in
Brooklyn. today, was shot and instant.
1y killed by Private Laurenoe T. Mil-
ton. a sentry. Sebery's ihme com-
panions escaped, and. it is not:believcd
any of them was wounded, although
the sentry fired several shots at them
Milton came upon the ,four men car
1y today while they were sli'nkiug a1-
ong the yard carrying a large: plee . fl;
copper pipe When he orderel ‘t
to halt they dropped the Inoculation.
try brought Sebery down and‘ wh‘
the pursuer reached him he Was dead.
PARIS. Feb. 3.--Adrien Mazerat,
directot-general of the Credit; Lytlnn-
ais, has been appointed president of
the Board of Directors in succession
to Henri Germain. who died here yes-
terday.
The Finest Banned Goods Put in "Cans.
Block Ielsnd Lobster, very fancy,
tails and claws, selected solid
meats x lb. and 1A 119. tins
Clam Chowder, quart tins, extra
quality ,
Luncheon Tongue
'Rolied Ox Tongue
Bo net! Clutches
Plum Pudding
Whole Tonntoes' m glass
Apricots, etc.
the‘
eymoUr,
SO. NORWALK. CONN.
REGULAR PRICES HAVE BEEN FATALLY
WOUNDED BY OUR BIG CUT.
Te-
80 Hunt jumps with 1.
2 Tu
MM
No.3?“
Tea.
lusr 1.th mounts money
! GANG OHOlGI. "HIT QUALITY.
1 lie leitfttss Mussel.
5 N01 101m We Wt NORWAW
110 Washington 01.. do. "smelt.
WALTER IAKIH’B COCOA (CUT TO» CAN
MAUO B. FLOUR (MARIE 3181' BR 3A0), OUT TO .
310 Hunt Stumps with 1 it). lost He.
26 Hunt Mumps with 1 lb. Plus;
5101 giant “mph with 1/. lh. No.
10 Hunt Stumps with 1/, 111. No. 20°
OMAPIILL'O 5007’}, CAM ........
BLUE LABEL 0% GOLD HOOK KITOHUP,IO‘l‘TLE u... ... 280 ‘
THE NEW YORK GROOMY COAtNY
oat:llilllrltlllillsvblitlt
A JAVA
title
its. choice No.
401:
Santos Come,
ii Hunt humps
ate
1 Tee, .
if YOU DO YOUR TRADING HIKE.
OHOiOI LIAN: OALIFOHNiA HAM! (OUT TO). ..
2OANO GOLD HOOK GIFTID FIAB........... .....I....
TOMA‘TOII .
14911011180 semi 0mm «one.
n.91eutnn-nns1snvei
10 Hunt Moises with 1 iii. Mitch‘s
ch in
8 Hunt item» with ,1 lit. Jsvs IA
Merieelbo Outlet. 261:
s Hunt “smile with 1 lb. cooled:
Coft lo
to Hunt Names with 1/; 111. No.3
Allstate-sstss-sseliestornuuinnl‘iie
in.iieeciai.tt-tss.ton.i¢1¢xtusouta.
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181:
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