sins of
lilting July there were it
fitne- 111111 27 deaths-
irtbs, there was a much
9 of boys than girls,
a the former and but
misses.
statistics for the month on
lithe office of Town Clerk
Smith give the following
Births.
Hans Amundsen.
Cornelius Sheehan.
[Frederick S. Fiedler,
or to. Charles Furor.
r to Alphonso Minzi.
‘ to George B. Jersey.
119 Alfred J. Gainer.
11 Robert Montgomery.
wzhtgr tp John Anderson.
131111111. Lynch.
99m Charles Ksrdos.
uh‘to William S. Everson.
lighter to William Cole.
litter «to William 0. Taylor.
lighter tostIs Glendennlug.
hter to John Disanzo
:to Eugene Ferguson.
Michael Howls.
Micheal Bolton.
or to William G. Kelly.
to Isaac Heifent
to Colon Flewellin.
gushtor to Frederick W Jones.
lilo—insight” to William .1. Sheehan.
Mon to Stephen Bolazs.
lea-Daughter to Harry Underliill.
34011 to Harry S. Paxton.
«JR—Daughter to Henry Blake.
1 Sis-Son to Edward Connolly.
28—8011 to Robert Carruthors.
VIII-“Son to Frank Volk.
87—4011 to Henry N Rider.
211—8911 to Charles Bucknam.
Son to Ellis E. Howard.
adv—1813a to Alfred H Nickerson.
all—Miller to Nelford .1. Platner.
31I1~Son to Gustav lemerman.
’ Marriages.
l—«Jdines Frank Kenny and Mrs. Ella
boo Memoir by the Rev. James
Benton Werner
Home: Alihur Fuller and Mrs.
Berthima Hilda Norman, by Rev.
D. C. Thomas.
5~Beniamin John Valleant and Miss
Mary Louise Riley, by the Rev
William J Fitzgerald.
li—Josoph Komysthy and Mrs. Katie
Nagy, by the Rev. Gabriel Dokue.
12~lilllllk Franklin Mnkin and Mrs.
Sarah Cecilia Grace by the Rev.
John C. Fogarty.
, lib—Clarence Samuel Hodges and Miss
Jedsie Ward Pickett. by Rev. Low-
R. Moore
0
Bil-- . dorlck Eugene Bedell and Miss
ith May Buttely by lttv. A.
lg'gs Purdy.
, Deaths.
Ditto. Y M I)
’3——Annie Byrnes, 42 1 13
‘ f—John Morgan, 67 .
ti—Helen J. Phillips, 66 1 2i
9~Buelah L. Bartram, 6
lit—Mary A. Waters, 69 1 18
3:21;)an W1k lawn“, 7%
c 1111. 1 1
NEW .Kusuvkoy. . 7 5
1, nil“ A. Callahan ii 8 17
Ibo—Joseph R. Raymond, 73 ii 28
' 18-11! 11k Keri 34
W liam 8. Knapp, 30 0
William! S. lesson, 5 8
“AL-Emily P.Byi11gton 70 12
ill-«miller L. Crow, 43 5 24
If Mil N. Palmer, 119 i 22
a ho Carvan, 53
ion Finth. 42
11 J. Lynch, 4 26
_ , .Cf'n Glersch, 1 10 28
Males Bucket't, 611 11 26
‘14; Mllivan 29
30 11 lo
02
'2
43 ll.
5 11
DI'AvRRHOlA—A RIM!-
l“EAT to PROMPT ANo
PLIAIANT.
prompt results produced 1171
borlaln’s Colic. Cholera Ind
on Remedy together with its
tools have won for It a place
;~ households. Mr. w. '1'. Thy
' A merchant of Winslow. Al11.,
Will: "i hove used Chamberlain:
Cholera salt Diarrhoea Remedy
fund also with men on my loco.
larrhoos and colic and It we
at“ relief promptly and pleasantly.”
_ Why bulimiaPowoll Col-pon-
Oilfield Phurlnscy and Zeitfuu
0L, August 23. ... Albert if.
of motion, England wnuo m
cloned his sum and lumped
1mm the second no will.
lodging house in wh oh he
Ink. He sustained a com-
turo of the skull and is not
live. He was sent to the
Hpitsl.
' tho legislature in the
{11:11.11 .1119 source
NEW MANAoEn AT WESTERN UN-
1
C. F. A'nnott From the Panama Canal,
Chosen Superintendent
In New Haven.
NEW HAVEN. August 23.-——A new
superintendent 1of the Western Union
’l‘elegraphCOmpany of this city has
been chesen in the person of C. F. Arr
nett. Mr. Annett has only recently re-
turned from the Isthmus of Panama.
where he was sent when work was
begun on the isthmus. He was givon
charge of the construction of the tele-
graph line there for the Panama rail-
road and the canal commission. and
has since been directing that difficult
work. He returned to New York re
cently and was given the appointment
in this city. He spoke, in the highest
terms of the. enterprise shown by the
Amrelvan government in its construc—
tion of the canal. and predicted that
as speedily as possible the work would
be pushed through to completion.
Since the departure of former Super.
lntendent Charles H. Mulfortl. of the
local Western Union office. a week ago
Frederick Falrchlldof this city, has
been in charge of the office.
. Superintendent. Annctt came origin-
ally from the cast. but has been in im-
portant positions for the Western Un~
ion in Chicago and other places in
the west for many years. He bus or-
rived hero and taken charge of the lo-
cal office.
B. A. Cratsloy. formerly of the West-
ern Union office in this city, has been
ngolnled manager of the Springfield
0 cc.
~Bodily 1min loses its terror if
you've a bottle of Dr. Thomas’ Eclec-
tric Oil in the house. instant relief
in cases obburns. cuts, sprains, acci-
dents of any sort.
JUDGE FYLER DEAD.
Brother of Railroad Commission Pan-
es Away in Torrington.
TORRlel'l‘ON. August. 23m~Judg0
Florimond. l). Fyler, brother of Roll-
road Commissioner 0. R. P‘yler. died
at his home at Newncld this morning.
He has been in ailing health for sov-
entecn years, at which time he was
thrown from a sleigh and received ill-
jurlcs whitll caused him to retire
from his profession.
Judge Fylcr was born at Newfleld
December. 11,1834, lie graduated
from Wesleyan Academy at Wilber-
hani. and later studied law in a law
office. He was 11 member of the lil-
111013 State Scientific Survey uudel'
Professor C. l), Wilbur in 1859. lie
was admitted to the bar in 1864 and
returned to 1’an law school and stud—
led oneyear and received the degree
L. L. 13., Jilly i865. in September,
1806. be located in Winstcd as an at
tomey-ut- -law. He was a member of
by session of
1111111. 1111111 should ly the legisla-
‘tut‘e , 1877, Judge of the district
court of llilchfleld county for four
years from July 1.1377.
For anumber of years he has lived
trout-ed life on his country estate at
Newfleld.
OOOTHIND AND COOLING.
. The balm that basis without a soar
in Dertt's Witch Hazel Halve. No
remedy effects such speedy relief. It
drawn out inllsmmstlon. soothes.
cools and heals all cuts. burns Ind
bruises. A sum cure for Piles end
skin diseases. Dthtts is the only
mains Witch Haul Salvo. Beware
of counterfelu. the are dangerous.
Sold by I‘m Cliffor Pharmacy. "
»—-—-—‘
o'ci'INTloT motto 11v IXPLD.
'l‘. 116mm Miami 38 .w-Dr. William
ed by an explosion of hen: no in the
laboratory of his home yesterday. The
site study of the symptoms In sum
of consumption. lie in cleanlufitllig
lens of his midtown by the ill
of 11 you let when 11111 sales of bells no
which be 1m blink 111: a cleansing
Agent became ignited and tho explo-
sion followed.
give the crcIaIm from
.1” 11111111 and delicate flav9;"a';i
uni IKE
Riningar, a member of the faculty of _
“Mammals medical college “61km ‘
sacrifice of his life was indirectly due ,
to his not in prosecuting s 11 stuns ,
«1 It 81 its. .
Katerina sting
L
113351?
.11me line
o ituoulv
Made 111 the laziest and cleanest 11191111er in the
1165111113191 obtatnhhlc. ,
Cold Medal Creamery Butler is packed, freshly mad9,'1n an air-
tight and odor-proof package which effectually prevents any posslhle
taint. Ask your dealer
last with 1111's in Connecticut "
9.917.440 possum largest out-1
put from any angle creamery in
ui1inr-n
AWARDS TD THIS STATE. I
Scotland
and Diplomas
About the Capitol.
The farm products of Connecticut
have received many diplomas. medals
and silken banners by the committees
of awards at the various expositions-
and world‘s fairs and they are scat-
tered about the Capitol.
from the St. Louis Fair awarded to
this state for leaf tobacco was sent
to the secretary of the state and he
turned it over to the state librarian.
who has had It framed and hung in
the room adjoining the main library .
In the main library the governors of‘
the commonwealth look down in oil
and the tobacco diploma may start a
gallery of diplomas showing the 11ng-
c'ultuial wealth of the stale and skill
of the farmers. Dairy Commissioner
Noble has one gorgeous banner of
purple and gold that shows prizes won
by Connecticut in tobacco, butter and
general farm products. Then there
are two banners Just alike that are
not quite as pretty and they were glv
on for butter alone. It is expected
that in time the Connecticut Agricul-
tural Society will take possession of
most of the diplomas.
TAKE KODOL AFTER EATING.
Aftel a hearty meal a dose of Kodol
Dyspepsia Clue will prevent an attack
of indigestion. Kodol Is a thorough
dlgestant and a guaranteed cure for
indigestion. Dyspepsia, Has on the
Stomach. Weak Heart. Sour Risings.
Bad Breath and all Stomach troubles
Sold by The Clifford Pramacy. "
RECKLES‘S HUNTERS.
Banners
Local Sportsmen Want State Game
Laws Batter Enforced. .
The coming hunting season was be-
ing discussed in a local Sporting goods
store yesterday. [11 less than :1 month
from now the1 law will permit the tak-
ing of some of the feathered game.
All the sportsmen are advocating that
the game wardens become more as
live in the performuuct1 of their du
lies. There is a class of hunters that
has sprung up who wilfully ignore all
the game laws by taking the birds at
all seasons. The only way to stop this
is for mu game wardens 111111 the con-
ululbes to keep a close Willt‘ll on tho
woods.
Some of these hunters go into the
woods slaughtering everything that
crosses their path. Some don't know
11 game bird from a sparrow. A11 ox-
unlplo of this wall shown recently
when on alleged hunter shot a flock of
ifllillt'll hens belonging to a farmer
near New Hayen, thinking they wore
partridgos. The good. honest hunters
are of the opinion that slow there are
game laws on the statute books they
ought to be better enfol 111d
n—««-—-5‘——~‘_——n '
PECULIAR DIOAPPEARANCI.
J D Runyon. of Butlsrvllle, 0.. laid
the peculiar disappe‘arlnce of his pain-
ful symptoms. of indigestion and bill-
oneness, to Dr. King's New Life Pills
Illa says: “They are 11 perfect remedy.
for (flatness, sour stomach. headache
monstiphtlbn. etc. " Guaranteed at F. ii.
Baxter's drug store, price 2511. ‘-
MARK TWAIN IMPROVED.
..0RFOL1\. Conn. August 23.-sitm.
Mel Clemons. better known as Mark
'I‘wnm. was solar recovered from his
mount indiupositlou 1111 to be. sblato
leave for New York yesterday after-
no on. its will probably return to his
11111 ughtors summer home here in 80p-
to; char. .
to 919m: “hail
sarcasm ”manufacture.
' sleeps 91 oouoLAss
wa Haven and
A diploma. puny
’ 1f I ow any of
"i
”luff“ gras'scs.
utter is mad9
arc 11111111“ co-
Ii
'1111 it is the
LEASE FOR 999 YEARS.
I ~
How New York and Stamford Com-
ploy Will Go into Consolidated.
. shadow York and Stamford suits
way, like the Greenwich Tramway and
the Stamford street Railway, will take
formal action next month to become
purl. pothotlousolldated Railway Com-
The annual meeting of the stock-
holders of the New mm and Slam
ford Railway Company will be held in
Port Chestei. Sept. 12. at it a 111.. for
the purpose of acting upon a proposi-
tion to make a contract with The Con
solidmed Railway Company for the
use by said company of its roads and
routes in the form of a lease of the
rustic and routes of the company for
a period of 999 years beginning July
1.1905.
‘1 GIVEN UP TO DIE.
B’J Splegol 1204 N. Vinginla BL, Ev-
ansville, ind. writes: “For over live
ears I was troubled with kidney and
bladder affections which caused me
much pain and Worry. I lost flesh
and was all run down. and a. year ago
had to abandon work entirely. i had
three of the best physicians who did
me no good and lrwas practically given
up to die. Foley’s Kidney Cure was
recommended and the first bottle gave
has great relief. and after taking the
second bottle l was entirely cured.
Sold at. Planted a Drug Store. 0'
SHERIFF'S GET TH El R3.
1
D. Preston Atwood Settled With Coun-
ty Office“ To- day.
D. Preston Atwood, who brought
quumcrable suits againstadmlnistra—
tors and execulorsmf estates who fail-
od to file luveulorles within time re-
quired by statute... has settled with
the deputy sheriffs in this city who
served the notices hare. [booty Shor-
iif William I“ Higgins this morning re
solved the mom for seven deputy
sheriffs and this afternoon in behalf
of Mr. Atwood be paid all the oiiicers
interested. Sheriff Higgins stated he
did not know whethoi or not Mr. At-
wood hull dboeivednh mono from-
the delinquents. «New {oven odor.
A TOUCHING STORY.
Is the saving from death of the baby
girl of Dec. A. Eyler, Cumberland. bill.
He writes: 'At the age of rubs.
our little girl was in declil‘ld'g outfit.
with actions Throat Troubl and two
physicians gave her up a were al
most in despair. when we resolved to
try Dr. King 11 New Discovery for Con
sumptlon. Coughs and Colds. The first
bottle gave relief: after taking four
bottles she was cured. and in now in
perfect health. " Never falls to re
lieve and cure a cough or cold. At
1" H. Busters drug store; bile and
81.00 guIArsuteed.'l‘1-Ist bottle free. ”
_u¢._-
New H’svan Rollo Drool-o 17~Ioild
Train via Pouchkoopolo.
The New York, New “Avon R Harv
ford Railroad company has ordered 17
new freight ouuiues for its Central
New England railroad and those will
he delivered at one. This uhowo that
an increase of freight I11 looked for
over the Poughkeupslo rouio.
II ill also stated that a solid vestl.
holed train will be MIR from Boston
to Philadelphia over the“ Central New
motlsnd.
WHY LIAGUEO :LIAYIRI DON'T
Some people wondorwlly big league
rploypi-s who take part in games with
independent result like I!
to conceal their identity out run It
domed name. The recon Is that they
are liable to a hundred dollar has It
J mull.
Wfi .
usw I'Nomss red C. N. ll. 96.
afol-11 mt
the direction of the postmdstor genor- '
1 sl,.no_fw rnuilltlons have been promul-
sated
euphemism the amount re~
words to be paid for information that
. will load to the appiehenslon of por~
sons charged with robbing the malls
or otherwise violating the postal laws
, of the Unlted States.
“19 till. urn postal reward;
can to train robbely.
will be paid for the arrest and convic—
tion of any person on the chill-go of
robbing the malls “while bolus con-
,voypd In. any mail car tiltlwhfid to a
railway train, or for. the arrest and
conviction of any person who film“
rob any carrier or other postal agent,
or who shall not the life of ouch
trusted agent in ieopardyor . wound
him while he is in the performance
I of his duties. "
1 “The sum of 3300 will be paid for
the arrest and conviction of any per-
son who robs the malis"wl1llo being
carried over any postal route. other
than a railway and $250 (or Infomlm
lieu of attempts to rob the mull over
tiny post route. . .
“Not more than $200 and not less
than $50 Is to be paid for the arrest
and conviction of any person who robs
a post-office or postmaster.- or any
employee of any post office. and not
exceeding $200 or not less than 825
for the uncut and conviction of any
mail carrier or buy star route on the
charge of embenllng or stealing the
Bewardll In varying amounts are
authorised for the arrest and convic-
tlou of letter carriers on a change of
theft or 1911111111111th As to the
tamper m.whidii.. the payment of re-
wards 111111 be made the following of-
flc lai statement is made public:
“'I‘hese rewards will be paid to the
person or persons causing such arrests
and condemns upon. 111m
the post ofiice department 0f1 antics
factory doeumentary evidence but no
claim will be entertained unless pro
booted within six months from the
data of conviction "
THERE I8 NO TUBDEE FIGHTING NA-
11othiug of that kind it acts tender-
ly and. in sympathy with what Nature
is trying to accomplish. Do you have
trouble with your digestion. your lie.
or or kidneys? Does rheumatism pain:
and rack you?
and heavy? it will charm away these
ailments nlmose em you are emu-e.-
t
—..~—.
OUTWITTED THE SHERIFF.
Wallingforci Man Arrested for
bezzloment Escapes.
WALLINGI’ORD, (301111., August 2 .
—-Wllllum Flsucuu, who acted as 11
cal agent for a New Haven concern.
was anestml yesterday afternoon on
thl1 chargi1 of embezzlement. the
charge being brought 11y John W. Mo
run. of New Haven.
Deputy Sheriff Higgins of that. city
came here to arrest .‘h" man. and as
the two were waiting for a car. Fis-
uoun broke away from the sheriff, and
made his escape. He has not been
found h‘lsucao was (barged with the
embezzlement of 8600
E1111
ANOTHER GOOD MAN GONE
WR
Cure at the first signs of kidney trou-
he was anon a victim' of Bright’s dis-
base.
soon sound and well.
severe backache and pains in the kill
FELL OVERBOARD FROM SOUND
OT EAMII.
fallen from a Fall River boat, as he
bad a ticket In one of his packets. was
found In the Sound off Hunter-11' is
land Saturday evening and was
In various Philadelphia theatres
on his why toBoluon on a. visit.
1“ W .
”3% PTHAT coho. .
or it may result in pneumonia. Bra
silica Bolln braking” colds when
O'Vbi' tried. Albeit wi lit exception.
til 26. lilo and 91.00 bottle-1 The Oil!-
ford. Baxter'- and anom- I. '
a.
NOANK WOMAN! KILLED BY BX-
NEW 10310093091111. Auto-t 211. —-
Mrs. Mary Rat burn. used to was
struck and killed by the wont bound
flilt Edge express at Noank lust hi hi.
She started to erode lbs tracks a let-
being warned Immanuel“ tender
1
IhesothplIayorll 910%an so about
Va e 1' my use.»
am and In order to bind W‘thfilfi.
no MI 3160 has been fixed to:
mos.’..Fow
111111 pitchers. to 'Itks’ilt
flamers“, 131112331 ”tom‘s“ mgsworl
loans. to Allow “1% ”if;
”1W1 1
the time. but houMIlt
11.11th
”at":
ogmtoyu ".1th
n ‘ u “‘Ih .11 ‘
Daugherty Mm
and out ill this kind of l“playful.
or» no willing
iflfllaysru, momentum
‘1 1» "ammonia iltov‘ctsoustruc 1
"blob ith‘titlbctitsuttn the sum- 1
wt “ Ii.
Imam tryout ‘35) 110 311.000. covert 9 1
tenets 11111111 potty“ lemony in g
The to 11111111
101130?
Dr. Kennedy s Favorite KCllledy 110951
is your head thlclt
. dIay.
ONO. .,
lie neglected to lake Foley' s Kidney
bio hoping it would wear away. and
There is danger in delay. but
if Foley‘s Kidney Cure is taken at
once the symptoms will disapvolr. the
kidneys are strengthened and you are
A. R. Boss. of
Morgantowu. lull. had to get. up too or
twelve times in the night. and had a
boys. and was cured by Foley 8 Kidney
(Slum Sold at Plsisted‘l Dru
tore.
OYSTER BAYVNJ Ya. August 23. -
The body of a man who had evidently
ester ,
tiny identified by Abraham Gordon. of ,.
Philadelphia, as that of his brother .
M1111. who had worked as head usher
it is
said he probably fell ever heard while
fwd Ranging“. (2111.99111on for it,
work wrand they are “good looket‘g" as well.
Made‘by s foundry estlbllshed
That shows rails; Ility.
liltnbodying the latest featuIBI—iinany of them exclusive;
1.Tbat about: braille“
Different from all the few othes “ilrstvclsu” miles;
Hones their sup9I'iority,
For Sale by I'IDRACE. R.
RD
diARTFORD. August 33. finds stat
ed here that Mia. Morgan. who was
shot In New York city by Mrs. Nouns.
wan formerly to short time resident of
this city. and as Ellen Whipple was
morrlod on October 27.1392. to Steph-
en 11‘. Perkins, of Chooopoe, Mass. by
Timothy E. Steele. 11 Justice of the
peace. She formerly lived in Sprlbl
field. and has a brother in New lla-
ven. ,
1 ONLY cuss FOR ovsssPsIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle
Dot, says: “llsuffatedlmynaflvwml
dyspepsia, used to have great distress
and belching. i tried mouthing i
could hear of, but Whisk helped no
data 1 tool: maxillan helm. and con 50
cent bottle cured me completely "
For sale by RJI. 11191119114111. m.
tor and the Cilifocd Pharmacy. “
W‘s-IF—
THREE KILLED sIIoNNI-iE'AD- -0N COL-
TOPEKA. Kansas August 23
-Thrse ralhoad employee Were kill-
ed early to day in a bosdon collision
between two Union Pacific freight
trains neal Roasville eighteen miles
west of Topeka Both ionomotivos
were demolished Two men are miss
.ing yet but their bodies cannot be
found in the wreckage.
FIENDISH SUFFERING .
is often caused by cores. ulcers and
cancers. libel. out away your skin.
Wm. Bedell of Flat Rock. Niels. says
"I have used Bucklen's Arnlca Solve
for Ulcers. Sores and Cancers. it is
the best. healing dressing 1 ever
found.” soothes and heals cuts.
burns and scalds. $56 at F. H. Bax-
tors drug store: guaranteed. “
RUSSIAN TORPEDO BOAT RAISED.
'i‘OKlo, August 33. ——'l‘he Japanese
riefioated the Russian torpedo boat
destroyer Silui at Port Arthur yester-
4
, Cornerj Wost and Nort‘
has. monoAthwko 1N HART ‘ at.
you Will know them by limit
1830:
11111111 In 51311.1 sol-walk
Main Streets.
c A. Wendi 11:11 *
COIDRADO SPRINGS. Colo” Auk-
11st 23 mLoster McLean. formerly as
slutaut secretary of the international
Committee in that 11th study depart-
ment o .311 Youp Mbh’t Christina As
socsllon. traveling among the col
leg of the United States, died last
nllfllt from typhoid fever after a
month .9 illness. Three hours oftér his
13011311 his family received news of his
appointm‘at tots fellowship lathe. im-
perial University at Table. Japan.
THE} ONLY WAYr
There is no way to maintain the
health and it’ten'gth of mind and body
except by nourishment. There is no
way to nourish except through the
stomach. The stomach must be kept
healthy. pure and sweet or the
strength will let down and the disease
will set up. No appetite, loss of
strength. nervousness. headache. con~
. stipation bad breath. sour risings, Tittl-
ing, indigestion, dyslpepsia and all
stomach troubles that are curable are
quickly cured by the use of Kodol Dyn-
pepsia Cure. Kodol digests what you
eat and strengthens the whole diges-
live apparatus. Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy.
MISS TRACY WILL RECOVER.
DANBURY, Conn. August 23. «Miss
Norry Tracy who attempted suicide
at New Fairneld, is not dead as re-
ported. Information was furnished by '
a New Falrlleld man who was wrong.
Revolver bullet has been extracted
from her head and she will recover.
PLEASANTLY EFFECTIVE.
Never in the way, no trouble to can
ry. easy to take. pleasant and never
falling in results are DeWitt's Little
Early Risers. These famous little
pills are a certain guarantee against
headache, biliiousness torpid liver and
all of the ills resulting from constipa-
tion. They topics and strengthen the
liver. Cure Jaundice. Sold by The
fliurmo‘us tumbles to feed
there must be", Judging by the pro-
portions our orders have assumed this
summer. We are always busy, because
peeple in South Norwalk that know
what good meats are know where to
find them at a low price. We will
Iend you home a steak, roast or chop
111 for the most fastidious critic. 11
you leave your order.
J. W. DODGE.
, noccoqlor to Jacob boob.
22 Washington 1111111. .. hono 822.1.
h
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4";
11.9.
9 C
Wood St, Tel 203. 5.
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WMITI. FOR IR 11:19:,
ton-11111311
993.1-
.6 Lowest
. 060 lbs: Guaranteed
5 F IELI &
123‘ Watt: ”Street, Telephone 2361-3:
John ‘1‘. HayeIII. 5 Main Street, Norwalit‘ " "
9T
ovum: or wAl'o‘To of Tris Noawlitko.
W. IIDIOIlonIIIOAoolO'Ovoogiltld ,
1.1. Lore To 61.0“ our AT m: 711.111 cos .
Clifford Pharmacy.
M. f . 1.
till "
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