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plantain for memo
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”teatime
Official .
some Office. Noriega.
sou-om ..*W
Clair hints for the observation of
bees alt work have been in use for
than! yours. and recently ants' nests
time been; on View at the Crystal
Whoa. London; now, a firm in London.
nit- handily put on sale a contrivsncs
called ‘Nl‘xe Lubbock Formicarium. "
Which is room if portable ants nest.
which can be moved anywhere without
trouble or inconvenience and wh ch it
id. claimed. will last for upward of six
years with ordinary care. The species
selected ;i‘s thii entail yellow ‘ant, li‘op-
m‘loa flavit and the nest is enclosed in
a frame ten inches square. resembling
a flucturs frame. except that it must.
of course be laid flat, and the cover
must be kept over it except when the
nuts are under observatiod.
“Roderick Starr a professional 'an-
thropoiogist of Chicago is smoking
"xiiaril'tumann.n ‘ ' ' ' and
pupils fan‘d somefriends of the later
he" been, allowed l0. smoke, minim
weed. they pronounce it better
than the nest mixture of tobacco, bet-
tot than any out plug. it appears that
the learned professor went about an-
th'ropologls‘in'g in unexplored Mexico.
Thus he .met a sagaeious and friendly
indian chief who took him to his
abode in the foot bills. and as evidence
of hospitality produced pipes and no i-
humans. But Connect cut tobacco
growers needn't hurry to go out of
business.
A woman who has seen a good deal
of "the home life of the czar tells the
British Weekly that she does not be-
lieve that his failure to meet his pen-
. pie nice to face was due to cowardice
At the this of the Servian murders it
who rumors. in thepaiace at St. Pei-
ersburg that one of the ministers had
been so overwhelmed with terror that
he ran away and hid himself in a
dressing room. The czar spoke with
contempt of the Servian's supposed
timidity. “1 cannot understand," he
said. “how any one who holds a pub
lice post could h.de himself from fear
of death. I sho d. not go as far as the
next room to as no de’dth." '
Patrick Nolan keeps a saloon *at‘
Kingsbridge roadshd Peiham avenue.
Ne York. During the mission to be
for two weeks in the Church of
1' Lady of Mercy, Webster avenue
and Ono Hundred and Eighty-ninth
street, Nolan will close his saloon at ‘7
p. m.. and keep~it closed until each'
n ght’s service is over. “X don't want
anybody to say that Pat Nolan's sa-
loon kept them away from the oils: .
sion." he says. “Any man will hear iota
that's good at the’yrtission, and he won't
have the chanco’to drink in my place
and forget'to go‘ to church?"
. Julia Ward Howa addressed the Re-
ligious Educatlo Association recently
In the course of r remarks she said:
"Mr. President and Good Friends: 1
desire to say that l have no fears re-
garding the dlssolution of the church.
unsectarinn. founded upon vlthl reli-
gion. the true. church of God._ Breth-
ran, so long as there is a woman of on
left we shall have a church to which
to guide your inf nt footsteps. an al-
tar on which to b or our prayers with
yours."
I.
HEAD ONTCOLLISION'. ‘ '
COREY, Pa.. .xarcb 10.-—l.’assen-
ger "pin No. 6. from Erie to Philpdoh
phi on the Pennsllvanis Railroad.
oollded headdii'with a freight: on-
tile nearik’iti Pa. today En-
sinner Adsmso the freight engine.
was fatally injured. and his fireman
was seriously hurt Many of the
passengers were bruised. but none
sustained scribes injuries
The
<l 0111f 0rd Hotel D
r’woata'oaur coins or seem
WlTH PRIVATE IATHB AT
ATTRACTIVE PHIOIC.
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. JOIIPH L. WALZ. me
real
lunar PER csar. a
hardener.
tisy a. no; 2:15 p. m.
W 4
" llsilona'l WWO”
it has no Standing. and
Orders Mon Back to work——
(his Man Through - With
Labor Unions .
allow Yoax‘ billet; mandarin;
sensat ousl reports that organized dem-
onstrations would be made by strik-
ers against the men who have taken
their places in the subway and on the
‘eiev‘atod iines,’ Which were circulated
during the night. no trouble of any
kind has occurred today. At the same
time it was apparent that the strike
against the interborough Rapid Tran-
sit company. which was repudiated
yesterday by the national officers of
the organisations involved, still con~
tinued.‘ Although the national offic-
ers had ordered the strikers to return
to work. inquiry along the various lines
today failed to show that the order
had been obeyed. if any of the strik-
ers have returned they have discarded
the company uniform. armor a single
regulation suit was to be seen on any
J! the its. no.
. .While there was some improvement.
in the operation of trains on all More
today, the normal standard of efficien-
cy of sclvice has not yet been ap-
proached. though trains were run at
eguiar and frequent intervals.
The biggest crowds since the strike
began flocked to the uptown subway
stations during the morning rush hours
today. At the 96th street station
while the platforms were Jammcd to
their fullest capacity two persons were
severely injured in the crush in ai-
lompllnx to board a tron. One of
them. a woman. fell into the space
between the platform and the car and
her leg was badly crushed. A man’s
leg was caught in the heavy sliding
door of a car and severely hurl. Both
the victims were taken to a hospital.
Many others wese roughly handled in
the crush. These conditions were re-
peated at many other points along the
line, but no more serious accidents
were reported
The severely taxed surface lines
which have been called upon to handle
.1!) enormously inc.rcuscd traffic since
the strike begun. also had their trou-
bles today Ac'eidcuis on both the
Eighth and Columbus avenue lines dur-
Ing the‘ height (if the morning rush
blocked the trucks and resulted in in
creased congestion for a ti The
trouble‘begau when a heav y laden-
car on the Eighth avenue tracks drop-l
ped its trolley arm into the conduit be-
ween the tracks, resulting in a com.
oiete temporary tieup. Thousands of
residents of Harle in cars followins
the one on wh.ch t e accident occur-
red made a rush for the Columbus ave-
nue line, only to find conditions hardly
better than on Eighth avenue. Some—
hlng had dropped into the trolley slot
near 70th vstroot."f0rming' a la.l'1-cir-i
unit with the trolley wire. and flames
of ten feet. The other surface‘iines
.n the uptown district were being op-l
cruted without difliculty except for the
great increased crowds which were di-
vertgi tokthem by the conditouon
the ighth avenue and Columbus ave-
nue branches.
Scores of strikers appeared at the
offices of the lnterborougi Company
during the forenoon to app for their.
old positions on the road. They’ ‘were
told that offices had been opened up-
town to receive such mentions. and
that all of them mull. ha m in the
sulfur way
One of the men. ”in“ {midfield was
in tho Mice of Manager Fr it Eddie?
M thus expressed h. mseif on the sit.-
nations:
"the labor leaders deceWed‘ils‘, first
nto joining the uni0n by telling us that
we would only hold our Jobs by be-
coming‘ members of the. union. .‘. We
found this was false aftervvarda. Then
again half of ‘the men were forced into
the strike w tiiout knbwing.what they
were going on strike for.
A large number of letters containing
warnings of allegedpropoaed attempts
to destroy the company‘s property by
the use of dynamite were received by
.(lencroi spatter Hadley today. A sam-
ple let! YWhirh was posted at an up-
town station last evening. reads;
“Mr Hadley—43in An attempt will
he made to blow up the car house at
146th street: look out.
“A FRIEND"
it was said at the companys odicol
th no importance is attached to the
letters
That the local labor lenders who in-
augurated the strike are not yet ready
to concede defeat was made evident
today. when a formal statement was
issued by if. H. May, vicopresident of
the local union of the Amalgamat'éd
Association of Electric and Street Rail
why Employees: In his statement? Mr.
May declares that he is still confident
the men will win.
“There is only one chance to lose,"
says he. "and that is in a stampede of
the men to return to work'. I have
reliable advices from all directions
that very few of the men have desert-
ed the strikers and all that gives as-
surances d9! victory. ” .
He ad ed that the railing stock. of
tho lnterborough was in hhd- shape by
reason of the incompetence of "green
motornflln."
. Charter Rsvclksd.
mClIEVMJAND. 0. March 10.-
tfd‘fii'i'of Stone of the Brotherhood
of emotive Eugineerm today re.
voiked the charter of i e striking all
terborough engineers for New York.
sap marl Visir omnuav.
About twenty memberaoathefl degree
mm of Cocoa Tribe. l.
'ip nbury. last night. and conferred
the rat and second degrees on a class
of half a dozen candidates. The men
”could not get back to Booth Norwaik
last night owing to the bad train nor
vice and stopped at the Hotel Wu!
were shooting into the a r a distance —
fBoth Symptoms of ’Oruanlc Do
Women—wThousands of Sufferers blind Relief.
seems as though my back would break."
or“Don‘t. apealtto me. I am all out. of
sorts?" These significant remarks prove
that the system requires attention.
Backacbe and “ the use" are direct
symptoms of no laws. trouble which
will sooner or later declare itself. It
may be caused by diseaml kidneys or
some uterine derangement. Nature
requires assistant» (1 at once. and
Lydia E Plukham' s egetable Com-
pound instantlgyseasaerta its curative
powers in all th psmllsr ailments of
women. eIf. has been the standby of
intelligcnt American Women for twenty
years. and the abicst specialists agree
that. it. is the most unlverssll success~
ful remedy for woman‘ a ills nown to
medicine.
The following letters from Mrs.
Holmes and Mrs. Coors] are anion
the many thousands wbio Mrs. Pink-
ham has received this year from those
whom she has relieved.
Surel such testimonyis convincing
Mrs. .0. llolmenoflaarlmorefiortb
Dakota. writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham: -
“ I have suflonsd ererzthing with backache
and womb trouble—l t the trouble run on
until my against!” was Iin such a condition that
llswuuns boutsndthenitwul
commenced to use Lidia E. Pinkhani‘ s V age-
table Compound. I i had only known how
much watering i would have saved. 1 should
then it months RHODET~fOf a few
Weeks’ treatment madame well and strong
My backed-ea and beadsrbeaare all gone and
l and pain at. my menstrual periods
or no
whereas before I took Lidia s
Vegetable Compoumi lab and futon-ck pain. "
Mrs. Emma Catt-sly, 109 East 12th
Street. New York City, writes:
Ask Its. Piakhaat's Advised Woman Best Hammad! I "on“ Ills-
WORK AT HAROR VIEW BEACH.
Japanese Erecting a Tea House Near
-Barn 'Marsh Credit for Hoard
. ‘: of Broken.
Work atxthe Harbor View Beach as
the new summer colony near Barn
March creek is to be called has been
commenced. The" work is all be'n'r
done by Japanese These men are in i
the employ of the Arm elated Board
of Brokers of New Rochelle. New
York, whogown the. beach. They at
present are erecting a tea house.
The ion house is to be entirely Ja-
npnucre in character and construction.
At. present the men are at work on
the foundation When 1hls is done
the wood and other things to be used
spot all ready to be pegged together
after the style of the Country of
'l-‘iowers.
W hen the tea house has been com-
pleted the men are to make a unique
anamse gate at the entrance of the
beach. The men have been at work
for nearly two weeks now The com
party is desirous of pushing the work
and getting it all ready by the open
ing of the summer season. The fur-
ther plans of- the company have ul-
rcady been told in these columns.
' DISPUTE ~0|“ LUMBERMEN.
Over tha'Eractlon' of Booms and‘ Other
Obstructions In St. 'John River.
FREDERiCTON, N. 13.. March 10.-
Tho dispute between Maine and New
Brunswick iumbermcn‘over the erec-
tion of bobms andoiher obstructions
in the St. John river near Van Bureu.
Maine, brill not be taken up by the
international Watertvay Commission.
as proposed by the Canadian govern
merit.- The government has heart or»
tilled by Attorney- General William H.
Noddy that under the act of Congrooafl
toting the American section of the
‘pflouu waterways commission,
that body is hot authorized to extend
its investigations to the St. John ltiv
or. The intention of the Canadian
members of the commission was to in
vestigate the troubles on the St. John
before the ice ran out of the river.
The dispute will probably come'be-
fore the present session of the iogiaisr
ture here, but as yet it is not known
what steps will be taken next. by the
federal authorities.
W
BTICKB OF DYNAMITE OTOLIN
BRIDGEPORT. March 10.—-Thirteon
sticks of dynamite were stolen some
time during the night from a shanty
at the quarry near the county jail op-
emtdd'by the prisoffdfs titers The ac.
tuai loss is small, bimconsiderable an
prebension exists adito what was
wanted with so much explosive The
police think that do was taken by
some " yeggo" men who are to oper-
ate here and take this way of securing
til it explosive rather than run the
ice arrested two auspicious charac-
tats early this morning for this theft.
ty of the thieves.
WON'T FROM PRANOI TO HARVARD
CAM MB’RIDCIE Masa.. March 10.-
Rene Miliefeihe famous French diplo-
mat, who has Just finished delivering
at Hm vard College the series of Hyde
lectures. before the Cerclc ii‘rancais
has presented the society with a bean-
iiful gold medal from the Alliance
coming down this morning. A
4 quot was tendered them last
‘. !- ~ 'i‘a
Francois of Parse. 'l'iie Harv arti'or»
Bow often do we hear women say: "it. Dear-iii
,. mencsd‘: falti
8' dose.
in ihe house proper will arrive on the ‘
. the pretty 1' ngcrio waists that are dis.
{I it of detection by buying it The pt).
_ but had bat-clone them and new ad-.
4 git that the: have no clue to the iden-
rsngsment in
“ lfeol It“ mrv dutytotsll all auffcrl
:21th relief have found In maLywkm
jams ”flared
everyth backsohas, headaches. mon-
struai ovarian troubles. Hlanrtsoruplote-
chured audenioyihc bestof healthandl
owoit slits you." .
When women are troubled with irreg-
ular. suppressed or painful menstrua-
tion. wepkneas. lcucorrhma. dlap lace-
ment or alteration of the wombp that
bearing down faslin. inflammation of
the ovaries.baclr blbatin (or
flatulence). general I"ds'i’tlility, in im-
tion and nervous prostration. or are be-
ser. with such symptoms aadisainoss.
faintnesa. lsasitudt. okeifisbillt‘. Irritsv
biiity nervousness lies econ
unciielly. "all us" an "want urba-
icft-ln us" feel (a. blues pill 1{topside-o
ey should rsmemhsrtli {pout
tried 53d truoiflmlud Com d‘WPIBk
am's egota a pound B on re-
moves such troubln. 9}
No other medicine in the world has
received such wldds' ad and no ual-
fled endorsement. 0 other ed inc
has such a record of cum female
troubles. Refuse to‘liuy any so titute.
rune ADVICE 1‘0 wealth
Remember. on men is rdlslll
invite? to witlurzobjgiflh Pjnk
there a sort a t or it!
she does not tingerptand. foil“
ham's address is noun. Mass. liar
adtice is free and cheerfully given to
every ailing woman who asks for it.
Her advice and medicine have restored
to health more than one hundred thou-
sand women.
women
IPink-
0
sateen IN AN omen.
. _____,,_ ,
William Camball Paulie in Lookwood'a
HI i Building at Midnight.
William Cambel‘. Whit known-to the
Norwalk police. a fared into the
mtkwoods itaii wdh last night
and went into the icko office to
spend the night. Ofncei Thomas
Loatheriand found hlmathere at mid
night and took him to the Water
ril'efil notice Sill on Thp offender
was brought beforoflle count this
morning but the case was boiled by
more imckwood as Gambia”.- Was
charged with vagrancy and there was
on supporting evulenee.
-.—, I
OPlOB.
Not the least difficult problem for
the society women with fads is the
style of her dog' a collar it must be a
netoity. is supposed to come from Par-
is and is expensive of course
The woman who can go in and bu
girdles unrestricted should be happy.
They never were so plenty and so
beautiful. but their delicate color calls
for careful handling and a generous
supply at best. .
one can‘t help stealing ideas from
FEMININE
played in the Windows and (labori—
mcnts One very effective and easy
to copy design has its front and back
finelv tucked to yoke depth and its
cuffs to the elbows. then on these tucks
are laid graceful motifs of embroidery
and the fucking cut away from under.
The first. thought wheh‘ one starts
in to make a lingerie waist. with deep
cuffs and puffed top is how’td keep the
cuff up song on the arm to the elbow
and prevent the falling down which is
so disagreeable unless there is a lining
to hold up the puff I noticed a design
in one of the smarter shops which
seemed to solve the problem; although
one wouldn‘t want all her Waisia made
like it. A row of tiny horizontal tucks'
no more than two inches long run
from the shoulder right down the top
of the arm to the elbow bend. taking
up the slack and forming a fist band
of tucking that divided the sleeve into
two perpendicular puffs.
”1»
no arremsr A‘i‘JUiClDI.
WA.TERBURY March 10. «Coroner
Mix. Of New Haven. and Medical Ex
aminor Crane. of this city. have de
cided that the fumes from a charcoal
Mrs. John Fsppiano at her home on
Howard street. Ir . Fa plan a and
her sister-in law. rs. Fill no Monoli-
10. were found uric uppscious by their
husbands. who cam'o home about 9: 80
o'clock. Mrs. Fappihno‘died within a
very few minutes, but Mrs. Monsiiio
recovered consciousness. Mrs Mon-
sillo today told how they had been
taken sick by the in as from the char-
coal fire and were ed to lie down
to rest. She knew nothing more un-
til she revived late last night. The
physicians believn her story. and say
there was no attempt at suicide.
WM
aFAlRFIII—D COW KlNO‘B
On Wednesday. from 10 a. m. to 4
p. m.. the annual Fair-lieu, County Con~
foresee of the King's ll'aushterawil
be held at the Nomallt 061!
Church.-
firs Mary Lowe Dickinson and Nim'l‘
ll Smiley. of Hartford'.“ttnd ..
ville Rector, of Bridgeport.
logs are open to the We , W
addition. 0
e meet
all are
. notification is similar to that in Paris.
a: .. : ., as in:
e ,...
r . or: i . o ”“4;
.ordiuli) int lied.
.Il'i
.iflie. ’
, toriosi exercises this morning when
fire had caused the death last night of ,
notational
Addresses will be made by
rows. drumfsiilewl Yorii; Mrs .13.
’. ‘t, ’r‘L'P‘dT-wf "J." r ... s" ..'3. ‘.
,"cgnraa sci-toot. anarchic a. ~
Pronrsm Rsndsrtd Today by nth, 7th a'
and 8th critics.
The sixth. seventhv arid eighth
grades assembled for the weekly rhe-
the following program was
ried out:
Pl libs XIX
lira.
13PM"! Praysi r. ,
ymnulfoiy. Holy. l-loly
Recitation—Unconscious rindudho‘e. .
Netball fiflfihfiwmood
on— an t
Star'r smith. ’
Recitation—Homo. - w '
Marlon Mdrray.
Pipnp polo—«Hearts and Flowers.
Clara Nearer.
Recitation—March. ~ » . '
Whiter Ryder.
Recitation-«The ivy green,
Florence Dickinson.
Recitation-Abe Way w.
Frank Niokorson.
Piano Dust~Ldttie Gem.
Marion Murray. Mabel Byxboe.
Recitationo~arcak, Break. Break.
Everett Brundae
Recitation-«Poor Little J in.
Florence Gilmore.
Song~Reoonciiiation.
Grades 7 and 8.
Recitation—~Sevsnteen and Seventl’.
Olf-
1. if.
Edna Allen.
Raicltationm'i‘be Song of Mina's Sold-
ore.
Leo Matheis.
Recitation-The Adverb'a Complaint.
Mildred Russell.
Recitation~The Cherry Tree Truth.
Earl Hoskina.
Recitation-Farmer Ben's Daughter.
Hat yBahlsh‘.‘ .
Recitation—Burdock's Music Box
Helen Thompson.
Recitation-Why Ho Waited to Laugh.
Geo. Humbert.
Piano Solo-Robin’s Return.
Liill on Mullen
Parents and frisndé of the school are
always welcome tottbese exercises
soeur porraa-s dancer.
————- .4 . i
,Bfata Transom amour-s m
Nor-walk On“.
The annual report of State Trunnt
Odioer Giles Potter of New Haven. E
has been handed to the State Board of
Education. Mr. Potter investigated
10‘! cases in The Norwalks. He made
eighteen visits to schools. and seven—
ty-ous to families. and ten to factors
ice and stores. There were fortyrsix
notices sent to parents. Under the
head of recognized excuses it is stated
but twenty were our disability. one
for lack of clothing and 119 were
found legally at work. The number
of children absent illegally was sixty
one, and the number sent to school
was fifty-nine. Two youths were
classed as truants.
ORDER OF NOTICE.
District of NorwaIk. It. Probate
Court. March 10A b.1905.
Whereas. written application has
been made to this contt for,.sdminis-
tratlon of the Estate of Huldsh Knapp
late of Norwnlir, in said-District de-
ceased z
Ordered. That altld application be
heard and determined at thB Probate
Office in Norwsiit. on the 16th tiny of
March 1905. at 9 o'clock forenoon;
and that public notice thereof be fill
an to all persons interested therein by
publishing this order in a newspaper
having a circulation In said District. ed:
at least five days before said day of
hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judaic;
mm It.
' diesels“
We as usual
now lot of
fill“ .
‘ WU‘G'VI TH. FAMOUC HU
No: Bottoms (foolish. (the ball).
.9'd'"'"’?"" Godflsh (whole fin“).
lh' a“
BOSTON BTORE asks tomorrow
regular 8125. Saturday, 8100
Saturday, 18c.
. Saturday. the.
r
Silurian, Marchlleldii
Specials on Sale for The Day Only
They are such extraordinary. strong values that they need but’littla
introduction.‘. We will say. however. that the. south sold merchandise
veisewbers will cost you at the minimum 25 per cont. more than the
China Silk Waiets. two new models, value 82 .50. attorney. ”-95
Waists of Madras and Lawn. excellent We value. saturdiy‘ allot
Mercerised and Fine Lawn waists. in white, light: blue. the. black.
Walking Skirts, regular price. 86. 50 and $7. 50, sutures}. ”all.
Japannod Flour Boxes regular price We at 46c.
« Large sine Frying Pans, regular price 19c. at no
2 lb. Tea or Coffee Canister. regular price l2c at". 9t»; 5 T4 " ‘
50 in Mohair. black brown and blue. value doc. Batn'rday, 39c.
Knickerbocker Sailings, all new and handsome colors. 9c. ‘
12 yds. of Torchon Lace. narrow 7c. "
to yds Darning Cotton, 3 spools for be. ‘
75c Ladies an... Trimmed Handle outbreun Saturday. soc
udies' Hose, Split Mace Foot. lfermsd'orf' black. regular price 25c,
.Ladies‘ Cape Gloves. the fine quality we sold all season at 311$.
White Waistings that have been selling at 25c. 18c.
Bagdad Drapery for Poniorea, worth 45c 29c yd.
Our entire stock of bile Wrist Bags. Sanirday, 2k.
i
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Lemon ‘
'CO
. THAT’S ALL.
\
HIGHLAND
1’ACKE8
TEE HARRIS to owe-
PHONE 341-5.
' A ”New Yorker was visiting in Boso
‘ ton Seeing a parrot in a cage. be ask-
g "Doss Polly want a cracker?" I
I "1 require no sustenance from you
whatever." replied the Back Bay bird.
with nuclear. «Yoskers Statesman
Tel. Call 332-4.
For the Lenten Season.
We have prepared to furnish you with Strictly Fresh Home Eggs
brought in daily and can supply you just its satisfactorily as if you
had a chicken farm of your own. We quote today Fresh Home
., Eggs, 29¢ per dozen.
Fancy Norway Blaster Mackerel. white and fine. Gotten s Pure
Codfish. Smoked Blaster Herring, a for so. Columbia River Sal-
moTin small or large cans. Block Island Lobster: Sardines Seabed
Mackerel. Kippered Herring Anchovies’ Boneless Herring in
J ems. Jellies. Marmalades. and everythlitg you may want in keep-
ing with" the Lenten Season.
Charles E Seymour
33 west wssrlmo'rou or.
Good Thmgs to Eat During
the union Season.
”a Moon. and have just received a
de- M Canned Salmon. Lobster. New
code-h. 0| Fashion-d cocoon. Brook Trout. Klppantd Herring. “Mines.
LEADINO cations.
are natty
tillage to
’fi'il'lnl”
N 1' Thumb trams.
Very Best: Butter
COLLECT T HEM.
._, ,~ _ as warns so:
lt‘ a herd fora womi'in' to make it
self believe that ths‘ man When sum" hi
his house bills promptiysn unit
on any more is as good a’h‘iish ed as ‘
the
his
cry Saturday night.‘
one who doesn't but" who brings
SO. NORWALK. CONN.
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