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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 2, 1905 · page 3

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For. W1 mad vicinity F111-
ruler 101113111 Ihd Wound-m

bf bli’h produce has moved
southcsstward ,‘IM is control this
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es. ugho' onl‘o‘lnr'o were two Great:
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var. North Piotts‘

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curred during 13111 d asst “214 11011110 {1; ‘1'11;
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W ntg's Northern Murillo coast.

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Misr Job» .chdrot 8811111 riotous.
spglll candor It 119';- 1101110111 31311101.
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A pisrir. William Itdclu

£01m at Jon'do strolls to Do on Ind ,
“fled

on friends yesterday.
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4m ”Walnuts Guild, of 1111101111
church. will hold its monthly 10001-
int, tilts evening, at the church.
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‘i‘ha monthly meeting of the lschods
Club; of life Warblis3t6n street bridge,

will ire hold this evening.

The chor' Areas are in full bloom
about the 01 y‘ and the magnolia bios
801m are coming 0111.100.

 

Louis. Lodge. Daughters of Norman.
will hold \its mouth meet, this eve
111:. iii Miltiic Chit a hall in Wash
union streo

mlit-"p. hook 910 l intends to remove

$01011 Point, l Webb. 10 tithe poa-

1";3‘111‘11111011301‘1'1 and admit!
Iona.

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111011.111 1511111111111 and rs A :1
us 8 Ma ,0 South, 11,11th have

“010 maimed. was 301-309. rm
0. 910w dayil' stay.

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yn'iond Brothers are building all

ad 1100 to that:- burn in Water street
3113111 Norwitill. it will contain ave
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. .1101. A. GthIln and do tor
' I'Iil for home from 0100'?»
hi 0" after an. extended visit

 

Contractor Percy Kurtis has 10001-
0851110 contract in wins the ltowoytoc
nadtlst Church for electricity. some
of the fixtures will be put in place id»
11100101011.

ward Bryant 18 on
N I with s. 810 that'aublfiym i111
tom ted the den of the do and
succeeded in catching 1'15 Biockhsh
and all clams.

Tho Philathea Class of t utb
1 Norwalk Baptist Chu ch will its
regular monthly bust dos meeting on
Tuesday evening at 1115 [1.111.111 the
class room. Every member is expect.
ed 10 be brilliant.“
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\A Ipscial train consisting of In on-
giise and patio ca; rcaoyhodfitfidw ci 1
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mum. to any or
ddrioutllyi at ii'cr
strict. Sauutuoil.
1,011- of her recovorg.
rs. Northrop.w no as I Miss Jessa
Com-took. or Norwaik.iial,1,~a host of
trio in The Norwaliis. who will be
nor to Hear thib howl.

,Wil‘lim 33121;):(“1 South
prom n 0

int rovod mOrder of 93:1! M0.tg091'
to {mil
Orsot wCouncil s'cs's oil. ”31'“ or is
a candidate for sure rs‘lhc 81111060010

tivo, and his than”, I W.“ ‘0'
iiilin 11100,.

$330101? lash 1v
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its Nut 83%|]. M] 3650811110 tor MOTHER ORAY’S SWEET WIDE”.
everywhere for 85 cents.

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AI General Yard Master at the New Republicans Successful in Moi-idea.

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ywi ,forycaro' ,0 “Kuwaiti Men‘s Home.
miter Gray's 8mm Powd'm tor Wm They arshoi'mlsso

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No news was at hand until late yes. '

lerday an to who the robable suncass-
or would be of R 1'". did. 0x~supcriu~
tendont of the New Haven terminal of
the Consolidated railroad .Mr. Gould s

rctlicmenl has created no little 01.11 ,

among local railroad operators.

The position seems to be one that
calls for o peculiar type of I railroad
man one who is not only familiar with
the usual Work of terminals where
there is a large arrival and departure

of {height and coal trains daily. but all

so (it 0 very 10110. 11111111110: or impor
tant bMIeuser trains. beNcw Ha-
vsn road is noticeable auteur railroads
for it’s oftenatve passenger service
which complicates lrgmc at times

.Mr. Gould undoubtedly did much to
clad: tits 00030111011 of the New Ha
Vila tot-1111001, which causation since.
his 00111103 to New Haven has been

ltd. there seems' to be some
031131 ed reason for ll". 30103. 0111-

finial of 1110011001

8132111111111 md record as a railroad

to like the position of
yr rti duster of the Delaware
in“! River yard. at Albany. And he
ida'tros Nels Haven with the best. wish

coral

es of sild‘aiirco'd men with whom he '

had (101116 ill Contact.

As to whom hii successor would be.
the matter was thrashed out between
Shot. A. R. Whaler. of the New York
dli‘liion of the road, Vice President
'l‘o'dli',‘ General Mo'nairer Higgins and
General superintendent Shepard to-
day. a result of their conference,

3.3008 lately freight trainntas-
101' 0 the New York division oi the
trellis Volley railroad was appoint-
ed to the position of moral yard mas-
ter and assistant superintendent of the
New lot-k divisibn. of the Consolidat-
ed railroad. with headquarters in New
Haven

 

. CLEANID 'UH "HI-ION

When the body is cleared for action.
by Dr. King's New Life Pills. you can
i ll it by the bldom of health on the

cooks: the brightness of the eyes;
the firmness of the ilesh and muscles:
rite buoyant»: or the mind. Try them.
'th F. H.13‘Axtor's urug store. 25 cents.

‘Mw—rh

.' NEW MILFORD MAN KILLED.

NEW MILFORD 00011., May 2,——
'Wprd wa recalwd here' last night
from an i are of the fatal accident. to
1100.1 (armat- well-known
11011113 their 01‘ this place -lie was. a
mason. and it is presumed that he fell
on was killed Hpnson wa married
to 11 Pleasant, of this p ace. only
lost wuss.

TN'OLUI‘Y 0281mm ONIWL-ID.
rim 1080.31

of t a draw “its, the Washington

agar 1110‘ 0111010010 river

hl'dirc‘ do 11 yes‘tcrd y and in con-o

nuance troll y b«civics is ly crip

b.111. it "5 ob-ly will be reedays

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-Tll0 closing reception of Dan- .
islfitsniou'li 1101101113ng 'tiv-

old the Casino. in that g , lira.
lloy evenin'g.‘ Prof. (ism Ml "Ntiti'o’l

 
 

such", orchcritra has

the occasion and will 'i , ‘ lot but
the iatbft out 01011.1 11 our ” 0 .-mu '
ai'c. A lurid bum 11.011000

have been issued and in View of the

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WINTER Will. COME AGAIN.

Now “180 111110 to M‘ in your Coll. We have All rises 0f tho

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1611 "will WWW bgpa'blns, odvshiop‘s of our summer schedule.
$0 11060 com! driverslwbo Will not laiure lawns or driveways and

'M 3'01! COMM ll '
dad 0110 31101100108 satisfaction as to quality
Wood or personal coll promptly at»

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BGTIOUGH ELECTIONS.

 

Bristol and Naugatuck.

WiNS'l‘idD. (‘onnq May 2.——At. the
annual borough. election hero yester-
day the Republicans carried all 1101010
them. clccting George L. Barbell by '.1
majority of 189 over tho Democratic
candidate. The election was quiet.

BRISTOL, Conii.. May 2—~—'l‘wo-thirlls
of the voters turned out. yesterday at
the annual borough electionnnd elec
ted Gilbert H. Blakesloe warden. The
Republicans carried the ticket by an
average majority of 76.

NAUGATUCK, Conn. MP 2——Wil—
lion: L. Roterbsch was we acted wor
lien at the election here yesterday. his
majority being 207.1‘hc Republican
ticket carried the do!

I. J. chum. son
12 North Main 01.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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.aostcd the appointment of a light pat-

 
 

did 111 into '9.
(00111111 lira Isl

lockup. 11' 13100110101011 0 install
I small electrc light in front of the

«“0030 1001.101: (11'. 0011110810011 More»
110000.111wa d {Imam no 0111--
cowsr'od no burluw

Also upon motion“ 01 00111101111100
31001111101100.1110 board voted 050 to
kins'bam 9001.135 11.. to Insist
I510111 in properly observing Molnar-la!
M’-
Du‘u'lpln‘ of ,R'Ifuss.
".11 letter from Charis‘ N. Arnold, sec-
ry oi the cly bond oi health, to
'00 1101111100 M0" "house. in regard to
promiscuous (111111111113 01! refuse about
he city brought out the discussion
on a public dock and dumping mood,
Special 000111101 was made about
dumping materi on William ii gy‘
inglou‘sg pgtparty in Wilton avcuc
,Byiaxto‘n’ ad been unable to learn
with the encoders ware, with one ox
0‘0 lion.
ayor ,Buxtcn believed the limo ripe
to take up the conical of a public
place of this character He thou3bt
plenty of good places could be found
on either the east or ,west side of the
harbor. Property, he considered. would
never be cheaper at the 010 avail-
able and. by constant 001111310. would
become almost inv‘aluabie';1 as time
went on. The city had made roperty,
he continued. for other 0601) 0 with
thousands of dollars
in relation to the West avenue trol-
ley tracks, Couhoilmsn Matheis 14th
that Superintendent A. V. Wainwright.
of the Connecticut “tiny and Light-
log Company. had informed him that
several carioada or crushed alone had
been ordered and the some with be on-
ed to even up between the rat

liq Trap Will Remain“

The Confiscation“ church had re-
quested that a big tree on the Green
be cut 001011.111 dovalopad that the
reason for the request was the fact
that some years 1130 a small can had
been blamed within a few feet of the
big tree, the small one having been
placed there to mark the spot where
tho lirnt Congregational church stood.
lnasmuch as the little tree could have
been 1101 out within a radius of many
feel of its present position and still
mark the spot of the original church,
it was voted by the heard not to ac
cede the request.

it was voted to notliy the Conuectl:
cut Rallwllly and Lighting Company
to remove left over dirt and stone
where new polo. had been set out re-
cently. Councilman Mathels reported
that in several 1110ch 300d sized piles
were 1011 near the new poles.

The compdny will shortly begin the
work at placid new ties underneath
the trolley (range. in Wall street from
the tunnel w0s ward.

Charléa l). oyd representing the
Grace Bo‘ptlst' urch appeared is sup.
port of a petition for an electric light
at the corner of Butler and Quincy
streets. The matter was turned on
to cadlman isms. 'r; Hubboll of the
lights calamities. .5

Permission was granted to Edward
J. Sims to erect 11 two story dwelling
house in Hiah street. the consent of
811101111113 property owners having been
secured.

Rebates and Llano.

Upon request of City Tax Collector
Addison 11.80118. taxes were abated.
for various ”580301.10 the extent of
”3.15.1010“ were ordered to the
amount of $126 72. "9 was on the pro-
perty of Susan V St. John. and $27 72
011 property of Harry 000de0 in liar.
bor avenue.

The report of the city librarian.
Mia. 1210th Stone Pinned, for March.
showed that during the month there
were 7.1811 visitors to the institution.
the daily average being 211. Boolos
were given out to the number of 3.,031
a daily avenue of 115. There were
10 new book cards issued.

Chief of Police Thomas Bradley‘s
rcpolt for April showed that there
were 13 arrests during the month.

Mr. Marital. Objects.

At this point, Counciimon Mathels
entered a strong protest against the
practice of taking a policeman oil the
night force (or automobile duty He
vehemently declared that the people
residing outside the business section
of the city were being robbed of the
protection that they are entitled to.
Previbuo to the new role he 1100.01
night 1001 officers at practically every
point on the outskirts. ii there was
no need of this potrolllnx now. the
city had had one policeman too many
right along. That no trouble had Io-
cruod by the choose. was due, in his
opinion. to the fact that the city had
been fortunate. HI favored. discontin-
uing the practice 01 furnishing 0- man
to patrol West avenue insearoh of

violators. The city furnishes
1 email. be said, and the town sets
the beach 1.
Mayor Boston replied that the onl-
cisls are being upheld in kecplnza
an on West «once by 1110 0111001111 of
1-0 city. The policsluon's duty is to

 
 

 
 

protect tile 110011103110 if another po .

llcsuian was needed for night duty.
1011 ha stroll 1y dsvorsd enrol 0‘10: an
in one. question of a city
ordinance in regard to speeding was

 
 
 
 

 

brought up and City Clerk 'Hlli‘lliillt

will look it over and report at the next
meeting. on the subject of making it
conform to the state law.

City Electrician Charles ii: Johnson.
who was present It the 1110011113, sus-

 

 

i'olmon, whore dutirr would he to rot
port the lights out each 111 lit and
also to act is the capacity 0 police.
pan. “is: his o 010: ill}; hv‘lruuld
are a pay I 10
m 0! cuts as of 1.0.1.1 113011.
J: was to have in police and
“’WM
councilman ilatlulis said that 1101M
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11 ill
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31.990 on the tired .
. it omits city. to pay current bills.

, home.

No. '2 to. Main 01. lo. Nona-lit. cello.

doubling ‘.

110% s THEATRE
may 01011: WIIK." '

out "”313 conusucmc so» 3' '

 

 

 

 

her.
cost or 00.
:up‘ortsd the comedian
89. RT mogul”.
VHllillWi. ATI.
"AWN :01 01.110001151111011.
BRILLiAN RILIGTRI'G L 8?“ch
1111:1133 "

Tyndall—A soldier’s Sweetheart.
WsdnndIy—ley P001111
pitifully-£11000 of [gouty Town.
[riddle—1' fistula.
sturdoy—«Huvfhav; the 1inactive.

outlaw-Thelma.
Wed dnqsdsymnmr of the are...
Thuudsy~miiia tits Newsairi.
Friday-MI You Like it.

‘Qaturdoy~M.'iiss.

POPULAR salon:
I'voaim .1oo,2iic. 8011
Matinee . .......... 100 and 200
.. ........ 'i'ililtliunMBND'A'Y'"

.LADI 68'

111110

IicKflTS LiMi'i'TED T0 200.

Louisa mounting this Coupon .
. and 15 cents st a usual place .
. between now and Monday at c .
. p. iri. wlii rbosivc a 30 cent rs. .
. term our ticket. Don’t allay. .
. Get Them New.

CUT THlB OUT.

senses-soars ssssssss Is's'lcwnl'lvtow.

 

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SOCIETY CONCERT,
TUESDAY. MAY 9TH. AT 8 P. M.
In Lockwood’s Hail, Norwaik.
M100 KATHERINE RUTH HEYMAN,
‘Auioted by
MRS. BYRNEJVY.
ADMISSION ................. 75

Subscriptions may be sent to Mlol
M. 8. Wilson Logan street. Rowayton.

Automobile 11151111111110.

IOBTON iNBURANcE 00.
Capital $1,000,000.

This Company writes a most liberal
form of insurance covering the car
wherever it may be in the United
states or Canada. against tire arising
from any cause. explosion and light-
ning included—also marine and trans»
pol-tattoo flake-theft or pllferasc, up-
on the most favorable toms.

Jacob H Lauton.

Agent.
5 Railroad Place.

 

 

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South Norwalk.

Ill. 35-4.

 

NOTICE
CITY TAXES.

The taxpayers of the City of South
Norwsik are hereby notified that the
city tax of seven (7) mills on the doi-
lar, laid on the accountant list of 1901,
at a. city meeting held in Quittner's ’
Hall. on the 611: day of March. 1905:
also the library fund (or: as one-quar-
ter (it) of 0 mill on the dollar. laid at
the some time will be due and payable
on the ilrst day of May. 1905, at which
time i will receive the some at Jacob
M. Layton‘s oiiice. No. 5 Railroad
Place Penalty at the rate of nine
(9) per cent. a year from May 1. 1905,
will be charged on all bills remaining
unpaid after Juno 1, 1905. '

JAMES PAUL.
Collector of Taxes of the City of

South Nor-walk.

South Norwalk, April 27111 1905.

, 027 to 11

HARBOR Vi EW
BEACH.

An ideal spot for 0. summer home.
inspect the quaint Japoime buncaiow.
built by native wot-limes. ”5.000 foot
of shore front. Fins views. Boat.
inc. bothinmsaiiins and iishiac. Play
[found for the children. Lots liar
sale from

 

 

. it:

April 29.
at its price.
of this May 11111111101"
to have a very large ex

 

doors (luring the summer months you
should bare some of our

11100.11. great popularity has pmva
that it is welcome everywhere at all
seasons.
tistlcaliy. yet mono strongly made.
and the pieces of this handsome Fur-
nituro that we offer will be found fully
up to the highest degree of perfection.
while the prices are moderate.

oorets. 010,111 correspondinglfy low
prices.

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11.01100711' W: cm 11 len 11' 1'1
sum 00112.10 IElNG‘

3'30 nuvmo 6117111011070

8081
Heat IS NO BIT
CONOMY ATTEN

IdiNs
It COMPLETE ABSORTMINT Ci'F
LADIEB' NEGKWEAR AND BELT.
We'll make a short story 01 it Just
a, line for an item and every item.
priced beneath its normal value.
ladies' hematitcbed and embroider.
0d collar and cuff 0010250.

lace stocks in white and com. 860.,

Fine assortment of washable stocks
3'; embroidered linen and marina 111
(3.

Ladies Shirred Marcel-loco Belts in

: browns, white, pink, light blue. 110.va
‘ and black special at 250.

Ladies' Taffeta Girdle Belts, back

formed of three rows of tucked sblrJ

ring, in all the latest colors, at Bile.
THE NEW SEASON'B

NEWEST WANTS

Waist buying begins in earnest.

I Waist sailing in this shop is to be one
. of the marked features of the season's

b Illness. We'll tempt you with such

. v 11100 as those:

Ladles' white lawn shirt waists.
made took back and front, embroid-
ery trimmed at. 890

Ladies' White shirt waists. made 01'
line lawn. embroidery trimmed, 01980.

’Tis only a fair and
Will you please

You" 21111 110910 l'llls Slots

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so: 1/0011 mousv roll 1.1111011011111611" ‘01)"
rag rlMI‘ "r0 IM
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Ladies" white lawn shift "31%
locked and unmatched hack. 1
and slower. It $1.011.

ladies while loop waists.
tucked bacilli and
with insertion. atiiii

BTODKi'HGS FOR‘XIfiMIN

AND 0H“.
if you hav li't bouaht our Ipridt
outfit (it use 1130. you mi 1 do worse

than investigate the‘ss voices:

Ghildronls line and heavy rib scam
boss. in all sites 1,2110.

Children’s flue 'Ind “heavy rib host.
bxtra 300d dual itv.'l

Mines motor 250 11000. in 11110
2:330:10 quality,- we are closing- out

Boys’ heavy rib sohOol hose, retold?

,250 quality, now 100.

A. very tine shawls a: of missbs' 110d
boys‘ bottom line an heavy 1115,0110
also shops hose. a1 1150.

Lollies' that black boss in rib ,o'iid
plain, 108% 0.

ladies' seamless hose is extra line
quality and mono 2001.81 lilo.

 

Ladiea' llsle and cotton 110110,! of
and plain. a large assortment to 0'01
from at 25 0.

THE LADIES’ WORLD, 5 Canto A Copy.

The May number of this magazine goes on sale tomorrow morning,
good number 01 an unusually good 11103011
‘00, and yourselves no loss. by a trial purch‘aiie.
We“ ve made, arrangements with 'the publisher so as
trn. supply to accommodate our customers.

ins

83-85 Washington Street.
infant‘s? Clothing

Buying baby barfai no

she purchases baby 0

so the saving is made «no
Infants’ Wear Section“ is
new and up to date turbo

other
pnco may not always be 1m thou ammo-0,111
better. the material and trimmings liner and mow

my complete. including

is what every mother does when
in thin Itore. For, “immune
19 it

Amused
it be unconsciously.

 
 

though

N. E. RYAN,

86 WASHINGTON ST»

. 800m uoawann.

Hats For Easter

WE HAVE THEM AT ALL PRIGES.
ED AT -

v00 Alla stills TO II 0011'.

S. S. TILLO'I‘SON.

SOUTH NOIWALK. 00111111

88 WASHINGTON STREET.

 

 

 

RATTAN FURNITURE.
"l‘o enjoytthe comforts of sitting out-

OUMMER FURNITURE.
Contrivcd first for use in hot coun-

iiivcry year sees it more an

A Full Roll Rattan Rocker 1195.
Bamboo Tables. 3001: Radio: Tab

A .l. ANGEVINE & SM.

184 Washington 101.001

 

1300 urwARos.

Easy terms. Special inducements
to the builders. Bond for illustrated
booklet. [It is worth reading. it
tells you how to acquire a summer

1. B. laureate. Agent.

orthsovlm'ors,

11H! HARBOR ViIiN IIALTY 00..
' New Rochelle, .N. Y.

 

 

51mm our-lilo 11er 111

11170070
00110 sus' 0011001... 11m 1
or claurv. '

 

 

 

1111111 in 1111111111

thc Beincttncn's (lilies. Norwaik, Con-
npoticut, up to it p. m. of 1110,1111 day
01' Addy. 1906 for the working and 081's
of the hishways in said town which
will be divided into but districts. .

. Islcclmsn's Olden.
8bnsldcratil’ra must be from residents
at the ’i'own.

all 1ch m considcrpd to the best in
«roots of the Town).

omen of the Selectmen.
. Town Norwaik, 00110.
May 1. 1905.

Sealed proposals will be received at

 

School Taxes.
Union School Distilll

The taxpayer-am of the South Norwol'h
Union School District are hereby M
lied that the district. in of one
unequal-tor mills on the dollar
the town assessment list of!“ ‘13»
modilnl of the district hold till
1111: day of June. 11101, It oer-1111111111
school. will be due and payollib on till)
first day of May, 1905 It which till.
i shall be ready to receive 1
Stillson- Pow-oil's drug store. 88
11131011 street Penalty at the rats of
it per cent. a year will he 11de on
and after June lot 1905.
Collector of '1‘de 1 F80 downs

I or ii 0
Union School Dist riot.

Dated at South Norwalh. April

1.906

 

W" -.... ~......... .. ...... ..

WI GUARANTII OUR '

A. B. C. Capsfllfid

to contain no poisonouo, handful or
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