"should, in II nadir . We! 9 “I‘ll. . tbs oonuonlsneo oi' til I Isnilnoi. a litter box has boon d on tho brides in front of tho , or Wilden Ii. Gilbert. lisnio for lloslioa on sell our 3!. Tim .l‘ do an "Ill.“ evidence of good Contractor Toomoy'a launch "Bad" 1 hasbeen unpainted by John Cole. Mrs. O. H. Rubicon! Winfield street, Is recovering from a week‘s Illness. Only eight applications to be made voters were received at the recent session of the registaras. Edward and Ethel Burke. of West.- port. have been visitin their grand- mother in East Name it. Mrs. M. Partrlclt 'is visiting Mrs. Milton Kaiser. in Southport, with whom she will spend Sunday. iaptain William H. Hoyt. who has had his launch moored off Dorlon's Point. has gone east on a two weeks’ cruise Mrs. Nimrod Tilley will lead the meeting of the Loyal Workers at the Advent Christian Church tomorrow. The subject will be ”How To Win , Souls." ' Eugene Webb led the meeting of the Junior Band last evening at the East Avenue Methodist Church.» The meeting was largely attended and very instructive “The Great Surrender” will be the subject of the meeting of the Epworth League tomorrow at the East avenue Methodist church. The leader will be Charles Ganung. . ~ J. H. Cody, of Bridgeport. has resign- ed his position at the Central Phar- macy in New Canaan, and Charles ' Merritt, of East Norwalk, is temporar- ily filling the vacant position. Rev. C. Molander, of Kansas, who has been called to Massachusetts, will preach to-morrow night in the Swedish church, In the absence of the pastor, Rev. C. G. Walstrom, who is at Quin- cey, Mass, attending the ministers conference. Rev. James ‘W. Davis will deliver another of his interesting discourses tomorrow at 7:30 p. In. in the Advent Christian Church, the subject being the prophecy of Daniel, "Earth, Not lionvon, the Final and Eternal Home of the Redeemed." Dr. Virgil Clark has succeeded in getting his vacuum anti-corrosive var- nish placed upon a. very expensive iron railing in the Vanderbilt mansion In New York. This railing is around the staircase ot' the house in the hall and has cost a number of thousand dol- are. Crowds gather on the Washington street bridge daily to watch the work of the big dredge Capital City. Yes- terday the dredge pulled up some broken piles which were sunken in the mud to a depth of about twenty feet. They came up as easily as if they were toothpicks. Superintendent Richard Bland, last Sunday asked the children of the Ad- vent Sunday school the question. which will puzzle a good many older Bible students, namely, "Who sold. and who was sold for a pair of shoes?" He wants to have a large attendance at the school tomorrow to see how many will be able to answer it. Sunday, September 17, will be “Old People‘s Day" in East avenue Metho- dist Episcopal church. All aged poo- plo in East, Nor-walk who have no oth- er church home, are cordially invited to be present at the morning service at 10:30 it the day Is pleasant. Car- rlagcs will be sent to convey those un- able to walk. The Pastor's subject will be, "A Vigorous ()ld Ago." Appro- print... hymns will be sung. Notify 'Mlss Sadie Russell. 232 East avenue. or tile pastor, of any persons needing a carriage. Captain liucross, of the Washington street bridge ilsh market. has three very large sea turtles confined ill a pen under the Itadel Company's oyster plant. which he feuds daily on water- mclon. llsh and vcgclublcs, which are thrown upon the water at high tide. It is amusing to watch thcm come to the surface to secure their food and pillage to the bottom. whcrc they crunch it at their leisure. it is said that this gcucriu of tortoise arc the most immediately schicaahlu to man- kind. The flesh of the son turtle is both a valued delicacy, and a useful medicine, and the shell of one species furnishes society with that rich and beautiful material which forms our tortoise-shall ornaments and conven- Ionces. it is a gentle and harmless animal. without unymruaua of hurting others. its pron-cling shcll forms both its bonus and its armor and co» ables it to iiiift'litl ital-ii by a pullout and pausin- rcslsinnco. without tits- turblug Ila nuiurul mllducss oi tom- pcr. The land iorloluo has the some gentle and peaceful manners. it can live without food, and probably dmvs so. like many. It not most of fish. ex» cept at certain pcriodo. It enjoys it great length of life. and him its living principles so ruscuiiaily within Ila body that it can subsist and move without either brain or head. It would seem that this class of animals was thus made to be in the waters what the sheep are on the hills and please» harmless. senile. patient and useful; the truest rcprcaeutatim and surest producer of personal and social hali- piness. iii.) EMPEROR NICHOLAS ON A CRUISE » ST. rmaussuno. Sept. 16.4»an- peror Nicholas. accompanied by Mia- ister of Marine hiriieif. left Paternal. today. for a crisp In the Finnish Arch- lpelaso. ‘ illness for the oyster season which is Oystermen are busy getting in rea- close at hand. . The winter time-table of“ the Con- necticut Railway and Lighting Com- ‘pany will go into effect. Monday moral ng.“ ' Louis Schmidt, of Rowayton. and Robert Schmidt. of Danbury. spent Sunday with their parents in South avenue. New Canaan. The Sunday services at the Roway- ton Baptist Church, which will be held tomorrow will be of «special interest and will, he in charge of Messrs. Mao, Dowell and lennoczy, who will con- tinue the series of revival services. which they have been conducting. ’i‘lhero will be special music at the ser- v cos. Robert F, Schmidt. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schmidt. of South ave- nue. New Canaan, and brother of hou- is Schmidt. of this village, and Miss: Bessie Isnlise Osborn. of Danbury. will be married on Wednesday. Sep- tember 20. They will be at home at £39 West street. Danbury, alter Octo- er. . William J. Moran. the blacksmith and carriage maker. who has been oc- cupying B. Arthur Griffin’s building for several months past, intends to move October let to- Harry Pepper's building, back of Francis Boylston‘s invalid chair manufactory. Mr. Pepper is having the building repainted and placed in good condition for Mr. Mo- ran's occupancy. Rowayton M. E. Church——9:45 a. In. class meeting; 10:30 a. m., preaching service; 1230 p. m., Sabbath school: 3:00 p. m., quarterly conference; 6:45 p. m., Epworth Dengue; 7:30 p. m., preaching seiwice. The morning ser- vice will be in charge of the pastor. ,opic, ”Gospel of the Second Mile." Short service in the evening. followed by Union service in the Baptist Church. As this is the closing service of the Union meetings, it Is urgently requested that as many as possible avail themselves of tnempportunlty. The atention of all members of the quarterly conference Is called to the meeting, Sunday afternoon. it, is im- portnnt that. a full attendance be had. Ernest W. Bysbe, pastor. ATTENTION l Rowavlca Feedstock Here We want you to get better goods at reasonable prices, and prompt deliv- ery. Save your carfare and patron- ize your home trade. We are upto- date in every line, and to show you we are, read below: Pliisbury,’s Jones’ and Gold Medal Flour ..................... 80c bag Potatoes ........... . ...... 20c peck Sweet Potatoes .. .......... 25c peck Robert Smith, Phone 251-6. Rowayton, Conn. DARIEN AND NOROTON. Agents for the Evening Sentinel, In Dorian. in Arthur Siauson, and Wat- iaeo Sharer. Orders sent to either of the above will receive prompt atten- tlon. Miss Libbie Raymond of Noroton, will visit her aunt, Mrs. Raymond, of Norwalk. next week. William Mcnscl. of West Norwaik. is making repairs and putting the green house of .lamcs I’utioncc. Noroton Heights, in order for the winter. Miss .leuulc Fairbanks, sionogrnph- or for Walsh & Wright. ill Greenwich. has been taking a well-earned vnca» tion the past wcck. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vail, who have many friends in Barton. met with quite a loss rcccnily by burglars. Thclr residence, above Summer street, was entered and spoons. forks and other silverware were taken. "Scanmmblo li‘rulis" will be the sub jcct of the sermon tomorrow morning at tho darlen M. ii}. Church. and in the evening the pastor will preach on "Living Luminaries.” A hcart wel- come to all corners. The King's Daughters will meet next Tuesda with Mrs. A. S. lllbblna. All members are specially lllviimi. This is an undenominstlonai uoolcly. and in- cludes members from the Congrega- tional, Methodist and olhcr churches. James Iiidncy, of New York. has a contract it” January. thou. with the iii. 1. Horsmsn (30.. out Broadway. for the manufacture of mechanical toys for window show piocva. Mr. lidncy has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Francis. Maple uvcuuc. Mr. and Mrs. Puck formcrlv of (ilunbrook, who have recently cwcuplod Mrs. J. C. Jones' coiluuo. near her residence. Noroion lioighlo. have, re- moved in Ions island. where Mr. Puck had a desirable position offered him and the college will be occupied by friends of theirs. Mr. and Mrs. A, (3. Rowland and films ily. who ho to tazcuplnd a part oi the residence a Mrs. Joseph bishop this suminer. will remain until Mr. Mcticc. who recently purchased the lilicy homestead. has complaint the lot movements thereon. when the will re move there. There are two new arieslan wells near the water innit at. the iioidiors‘ Home. The, are called the finest in the state. it is now possible from the water tower to throw a stream over the Home buildings. The mlhlgemnni is now considering the lighting of the Home by electricity. we a. is are.» imra Has the unqualified so- :Wcr'rrii? Mbsbwohysioisss. Di lovaaal at. a" "smile of Southpert. spent Wednesday‘in town. . W. L. Watson, of Bridgeport, was recent visitor here. Mrs. Esteeeh has returned to New York. after a visithere with friends. _0. 1?. Harris and wife have taken possession of their cottage on Lincoln avenue. , , Temple LDIIKO, A. F. and A. M. met Thursday night for the first time since the summer holiday. ~ . The congregation of Trinity church will worship . with that of Christ church on Eunday next. Alexis Godillott, who has been visit- lag relatives here for a few days. left for his home in Stamford yesterday. Announcement is made , of the en- gagement of Miss May bees and Ev- erett 1.. Tarlton. the latter of New York. ' Mrs. John Kilhoy will. close her State street home during the winter and take up a residence with Mrs. J. 3. Mills. ’ . H. A. Williams landed 26 black fish yesterday. He is given the prize for the largest single catch thus far. The fish are biting lively. . Greens Farms Farmers' club will re- sume its sessions early next month. The first meeting place is to be the cottage of G. P. Jennings. Owing to ill health on the part of one of the firm, the dissolution of Hoar & Hoar is announced. C. F. Hoar is to carry on the business in the future. NOTES OF THE SEASHORE. Mrs. Julia A. Heath. of New Canaan is visiting her daughter. Mrs. B. P. Mead, at Hickory Bluff. ‘ Dr. Keeler of New Canaan, has put his fast yacht. the "Defiance" out of commission for the season. Gardner Heath, of New Canaan, vis- Itcd Wednesday and Thursday with B. P. Mead. at Hickory Bluff. B, P. Mead. of New Canaan. enter- tained a dozen or fore of his friends with a clambakc at his seaside home. at Hickory Bluff, yesterday, and a sail on the Sound. WESTON. H, B. Wheeler Is entertaining his brother from Hartford. . Mrs. H. J. McConkcy and little son have been visiting relatives in licthcl. Mrs. Huwley Williams is boarding several children from the County Home. . Miss Abbie Treadwell. of nodding. has visited her brother, John Tread- well. Miss Edith Bradley leaves town next wcek for Ohio, where she will enter Oberlin College. Chicken thieves carried off about thirty line fowls from Nathan Perry one night recently. Miss Ethel Beers still remains in I a serious knee trouble. William J. Sherwood, who has been dangerously ill with appendicitis, is bought to be improving, Miss Cora. Wheeler, who has been visiting relatives lit-re, will return to Middletown. N. Y.. on Monday. William Barrett is expected home this week from the Norwaik hospital. where he has been undergoing an op‘ eration for appendicitis. - A large number from this place have been in attendance at the Country Club fair at Greenfield Hill. this week. Irving Lockwood and other townsnlen are among the exhibitors and judges. The venerable Joseph liradicy, of Brooklyn. who has been spending the summtr with his nephew, A. C. lirad‘ Icy. celebrated his eighty—fourth birth- day by cntcriaining a few friends. yesterday. He and Mrs. Bradley will return to Brooklyn. the iirst of next week. NEW CANAAN. John line of New York. has returned to his duties nflcr a. wcck's vacation. Miss Erna Acton, of New York. is ”lit: guest of Miss lreno lioll, Calico i i l. Mr. and Mrs. W. ii. Strides and son lander, East avenue. are spending sov- cral days in New York. Milton Crosby la reported to he at- mosl the snipe at. lho Stamford Hospi- ian. He Is ill with Bright's disease. Miss li‘lorcuco ii. li‘auchcr visited ivilh her friend. Miss Marion llnwlcy In tllcnbrook. a few days this Week. Maurice .I. liuhcy has resumed his position an engineer on the Now (in. nunn express after a Week‘s vacation. Albert Illckarda of New York has returned home. after sprouting it few days with Mr. and Mrs. John iii. Her- llillii. Larry Mann. comhman of John lirown (isrrisll. who was taken to the Norwaik “capital that week. tiliilel‘ililt with inflammatory rheumatism, to lunch improved. Mrs. it. I. rancher will open her boarding and day school for children. Monday. September iii. The school has enrolled a. large number of pupils for the coming term. A runaway horse was stopped in Forest street. Tuesday evening. and no damage was rinse. The animal bo- Ionged to Norwaik parties. There were thrru ladies in the vehicle. They were much frightened. but afterward happy at the fortunate and of the af- a r. There III a marked tendency on the part of a number of small boys in town to kill song birds. since the re. cent resurrection of the slingshot craze. Several ladies to the village are greatly oppossed to this unlawful pror- tlce. and should any of the often? can be apprehended an example wit so made of them. I”iilflfl.”nlihli r... Bridgeport. undergoing treatment for "” my.” 1 l'. , Dr. David Kennedy's some Ito's: ‘ and both oases. alluding Nisan... it.“ I cam «used by import: of the blood. such as Kidns‘v. liladd r on Liver Com- wglntatioougmllosuup on and Weaknesses it ves successful in cases where all other loudl- cloos have totally failed. no nulicmrsuouiddeo at no long as this remedy to untried, it has an on re- kon record f access: for over 30 years. and has Won hosts 0 warm friends. Are you suffering from any disease traceable to the causes mentioned? it on, Dr. Kennedy lint staked his per-«mat and professional reputation on the statement that Favorite Remedy will do yet 890 bond for a t‘rco trial bottle and booklet con isining valuable medical advice on the treatment at varlom diseases. Writs also for an, “Easy Test" for lindlnif out if you have kidney disease. Addrcs Dr. Dav d Kennedy's Sons, ltondout N. Y. REMEMB the full union is Dr. Davld Ken and? FAVO E REMEDY. modest Itoudoui N. .. and the price Is $1.00 (six boillnil $5.00) a all druggisis in the United States. Canada out foreign countries. , and finds that he still has not. sufficient room. Next year he intends to have room for about sixty. , The proposed grade for the east side of South Main street which is to be established shortly will necessitate the filling in of several yards on this side of the street. The expense in- property-hoiders, and for this reason some are indignant. while others, of. a more public spirit, are glad to add to the attractiveness of the street. The grade will necessitate filling in to a height of some 8 or 9 inches. When the werk is all completed this will be one of the most altrlciive sections in the borough, and will give. a straight level view from the M. E. Church to the Opera House. . ii is said that nearly onehalf of the summer colony will remain In town this year until after Thanksgiving. It has been the custom for the New Yorkers to break up summer homes early ill the, full and return for the Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year festivities. Last year, however, many did not leave for New York until after Thanksgiving and they were so much pleased with the favorable con dition that they kayo induced many others to try the. experiment. A large number have decided to remain all through the winter season. as the tin- proved facilities and conveniences af- forded since tile advent of the New Canaan express warrant. the change. ours or Panic-lava. misu- air and PI.llollci’ l 4-]:- lctla. by n ur- Igll. i . on Testimonials. Sold s all Drugstore. w on. so... ,. . u.a....."il‘."..'.'..‘t' Willi" 9’ "i905 Summer Time-Table. On and After Juno 16 the Now and Commodlous STEAMER HUNTINGTON CAPT. IRA e. vouuo. Leave Huntington for Norwallr, Mondays and Fridays at 6:45 a. m. and 2:25 p. m. Leav. Norwalk for Huntington on Mondays and Fridays at 8:45 a. m. and 4:45 p. m. Excursion Tickets .............. 50c Sin is Faro ....... ........ 400 C lldron 5 to 12 years: Excursion, 36c: Single Faro. 25c. Will stop at Valley Grove Mondays and Fridays on signal. Faro from Norwsik: Round trip. 50c. Passengers from Norwalk by 8:45 a. in. boat will have five hours at Vat- loy vae and 4 hours at Huntington. Popuiaa‘afinu‘ssfisnrs. nov'r's rnsa'ras. One Day Only. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH. Matinee and Night. ANNE ILANOKE in Edward Locke‘s New Race Track Melodrama. Fighting Fate. 8“ Rac- Trsok Coons at Ohoopahud lay—Ores! East Side Ditching Ca- det Headquarters -- Itroot Oar Smashup and Mob Scans—Wireless Telegraph in Operation. special Matias. at 2:15. PRIcn-J-Msiinu. Children, 16c: Adults. 26o. Ivsnina, his. 860. 500. Seats on sale Tuesday. Sept. 12th. 0 Horrfs THEATRE. HOW". THEATRE. . Woolf, starting MONDAY. OIPTIMIIR ll. Madness Wednesday and Saturday. Fenberg Stool: Co. W ( esters) Presenting all the latest MILO-DIAMM'ic account. men cuss VAUDIVILLI including the aromas MiLLAiiDQ. RIPIITOIIII Monday evening, .................. No sliding hallo For Her Tuesday oveuin .. The Vacant. Chair Wednesday Inst seam Vacant Chair Wednesday overlie Price of Honor mum” mill! Instr-nuns. i arorsoposvooooo Rani-y Newman’s boardlaphouss is nearly emptied oilts large number of summer guests. Mr. Newman will has ,' fisherman. moralistic“ as sees as possible in ... mow.“ “6 are: 7 so. , , liars rose Pillsd rim. Scorned Friday ., Eulogy snot iIs'o. Cumberland ’61 “I.“ .' ‘ilisilddotodsioli ’ m an Hmhflr’l Oriole PIIOII " lolly about Sept. 15. curred will have to be borne‘ by the C Broken Hearts . an _ bright. winter “for ‘ his mason. Next year promises to surpass an pre’ vious years with regard to summer population. Many new contracts have been let for ‘tlne residences. and the , carpenters and plumbers and other mechanics are working overtime. The Birdsall House is still well filled and will be until the last of October. it usually loses its full quota of guests For , SURETY BONDS of all Kinds. APPLY TO Jacob M. Lauion. AETNA lNDFiMNITY 00.. 5 Railroad Place, South Norwaik. Tel. 35-2. oavrn cartoons?“ Funeral Director . and Embalmer. 1| NOrth Main St. loath Norwaiit. liosldsnco. 0 Washington Itroot. Telephone at house. 184-! You May lie Surprise? how profitably you can invest $1.00 per week in Endowment Life Insur- ance In the Connecticut General Life insurance Company. of Hartford. mm. For particulars apply to F. H. FIELD. Gen. Ag!" UNITED BANK BUILDIN Telephone to”. lo. Nomai ct. “Central Hotel J. DISESA. Prop. The best modern hotel in The Nor- walks. Everything new and unto-date. Fine rooms. with all the latest improve- ments. baths, electric and gas light. Good airy rooms to rent by day or week. Price moderate. Come now and make your selection. Cor. Monroe and Chestnut , Sis" South Namalk. Oliice. second floor. no a... The Furnace lF IT'S A LITTLE CHILLY iNV THE svsmao THE noon CAN as MADE COMFORTA- BLE WITH A Gar—heater IT'S OHEAPER, CLEANER AND EASIER FOR Everybody turn. a lithium. Phone 68. "aortas”tunic." fail Styles Now Ready. ’PHONI 301-4. "WEAR SHOES Iiiill fil' :m. can no. Gregory’s Point! ' our Mowib cons. saosggasiifizyxsfimoo 1 sumac snowman. urn sovereigns“ Iv DIA- ' I I AND Ills using no Tickets. "mm; limit“ .hiliy i i Now is the time to buy. It is my duce the price of Gold Wall Papers to cost. in order to make room for new . 'goods that will soon be coming in. If you need Wall Paper for this fall or next spring, It will pay you to buy now. .Take advantage of this and save the regular profits that you will have to pay in the spring. Cloth Window Shades. with fringe. 250. ‘ . “a. unliliafld caocKsav. oLasswaaE, LAMPS. are. —.__.._ WINDOW SHADES AND PICTURE FRAMES TO ORDER. PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING. Telephone Connection. ‘ L H. better, 87 WASHINGTON 8T., SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. ‘ 6.5.4 STOVES. GAS RANGES STOVE PIPES Charles E. Dow, HARDWANI. no WASHINGTON IT. Phone 148-0. . 1847. 1905. PLUMBING AND STEAM HEATING. HOT WATER HEATING. HOT AIR HEATING. STOVES AND RANGES, ILATE AND TIN ROOFING. Gas and steam Fitting. in Fixtures. Metal Calling. Etc. Hav. you seen our stock of RICHMOND RANGES? THE JONES & HOTCHKISS COMPANY. 17 WALL eraser. NORWALK. FRANK c. VAN scor. PLUMBING. STEAM, ' nor warn, can i. GAS FITTING. il‘in. Sheet Iron, Copper Ind Zinc. . .. II South Main Street. Telephone, 131-4.. loath Not-walk. Conn. [ill NillliNil BANK OOUTH ,NONWALK. CONN. ORGANIZED 1m. WITH capital ' 310030000 surplus. 3100.000.” No! man. 360.000.” Ioiioits accounts of individuals. Inla- uisotursrs. merchants and corporations noon favorable terms. EDWIN it. MATHIWION, Pro. JOHN H. KNAPP VIMNI. JAGOI M. LAY ON. mm. ' DIRECTOM. I. n. ram-on John H. um John H. Knapp Hoary onmour Josiah It. Marvin Christian Nam "Id H. Iowan. ' northerner 1|.me DIMIIIIMI‘ ‘M‘W‘g It lets. alumnus. ,Darnusl Drusilla-n J. Walloon Marvin ’ BLUEFISH ' WEAKFISH .. SWORDFISH .. ire ussoosossonvosnro s-aoasslc-sonooosto HADDOGK ..;.................... (i STEAK COD .....................100 FLUKES AND ‘FLATFIBH........ ’Ic REASONABLE PRICES. THE PEOPLE’S FISH AND OYOTIN ' MARKET. - 0ch Salvation Army Building. ~ East End of Washington Strut Bridge CAPT. CHARLES DUCROBB. Prop. ‘ South Nor-walk. are a guaranteed cure for Malaria. (hills and fever. money if they fall to euro you, , 50 fits. a Box. , The leitfuss Pharmacy: '4 commas” §' 3 WI" ' TIMI Kinder-d“ is I nsoeuity of perfect Health and an essential element of Happiness. To prevent sickness and enjoy tho comforts of Ilfs you should equip nun sleeping apartment or dressing oil-ni- bcrs with a snowy white, ons-piocu “Standard" Porcelain Enameled Lava- tory and have running hot 0nd cold water as desired at your touch. We have samples In our showroom and will gladly quote you prices. Horace R. Nash, CORNER MAIN AND WEST IT... loath Norwalk. conn. . _._._-_.__._........p can VICTORIA CORNER RAILROAD AVENUI AND MONROE eraser. ' lowly furnished throughout. Most comfortable and np-to-date hotel in the city. Electricity and heat in over) room. Baths in connection. Pes- fect sanitation. looms excellent» appointed Always comfortabio on. quiet. .3“- Cats carrying a fall in. o! let-"I Merrill and Condit's wines. iiuux- l and cigars. lest stocked has in i o t1. T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor. TELEPHONE GALE, “H. Wall Paper. Our stock of new goods just In is a little larger than ever before. Wonderful how low you can buy nice goods here. You Know we do the work in the very best: manner. . We have taken a good many contracts for house painting and will be glad to submit figures for. your work. .......mm We try_ to carry in stock overy~ thing you need for the decoration of your house inside or out. M. Gorham. "T TELEPHONI Ill-I " 10 FINIT DT- ALI. menses. am. our neuroses. sonar. eras sosr rleas‘rs warm-rd oscunsa. ~ ‘i'ol. doll, .............................hel BUTTERFISH ....................iiio‘ GERMAN CARP raunnvcoaovcvosys‘d’ sor'r cases FRIDAY AND ,sar- ‘ 1 custom this time of the year to re URDAY.‘ . ALL OTHER KINDS OF FISH AT ‘ or u; c tarsus; i* That means, we will refund your . - A vital-us I. assume. . rat JOHN a. ”washer. ¥ ’ soc-Iran. offl‘; UT 1' CO H MAIN I II": My
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