ful. ‘1‘ our customers. on strate. are almost numberless. Just Let Us Show You the Correct Styles. Our popular plan of giving credit to our custom— ‘”ers is widely recognized as both beneficial and use- It is a dignified system as we don t regard it as installment selling; rather it is an accommodation to Some stores use their capital for high rents, blaz- ing electric light, expensive store service but we con- duct our busmess at a minimum of expense and let , our customers have the benefit of our capital in get- " ting time to pay for their clothes; ’ Hadn't you better look into our plan? Easy Payments, Too. _ We are eager to submit to your critical examina- '. tion the accepted styles for autumn and winter wear. ' True we have no vulgar or outlandish modes as we avoided buying any garment which did not possess the attributes of good style and what is known in the trade as “character." LADIES‘ SUITS. $8 to $30 As we have repeatedly pointed out, the mens suits this season are the exponents of style and grace. Ready-to- -wear clothing has reached the acme of per- fection as the suits that we will show you will dem- The fabrics are here in variety and the models of single- -brea5ted and double-breasted suits MEN 8 SUITS $7 to $25. South Main Street. leiitlirennan u- u uu—m ~— -I~Wo—m. Squeezmg the Consumer to our way of comforting tho coal busi- swcll lIir1 dealers profits Is not boss. “'11 bclicvo in fair dealing and want our customers to bc our frlondl as wcll. That Is why we lakc sucl l‘ill‘t‘ to hoop tiio host. ihc rlcullcst alld highcst quality of coal to he had lhe Daniel Keogh lioai Co. East Norwaik, Ct Tel. 145—3. Seavlew Ave. 134 Washington Street. a ”awn...“ .. . :.HERSH Wood 81., Tel. 203- 5. ' 11 fool he begin» to W “On the day 11 1111111 difit'ith‘In 111111 1111, acuulrc win- SOME COLD WEATHER HINTS H!:‘ No 1. STEWART STOVES. As Good as Any. Better Than Most. Hint No. 2. .ALUMINUM 01L HEATERS. None Better Made. Hint No. 3. COMFORTS AND BLANKETS The Kind That Keep You Warm. A. c]. ANGEVINE (it SON. South Norwaik, Conn. “DAL. COAL COAL the Lowest Prices. 2.000 lbs. Guaranteed. FIELD 8130M 1311 Water Street. Telephone 236-3. Public Market, 311 80. Main St. John ’1‘ Hayes. 5 Main Street. Norwalk. «0‘ Hum». .“fiw. naked truth. hi the House parature. . .1 that has 11 Stamford Furnace, heat and ventilation are both Taupplledwfor it supplies pure, fresh air at an agreeable tern. Made by a foundry onloblinbud to 111130; 'l‘hai show” reliability. illmbodslag tho 111111111 tectonic-«many of them exclusive; '111111 EDUW‘e progrons. Different from all tho few other “first-clans" malice; Hence their superiority For Silo II Mill Milli in NORAD! I. MOI. Corner Wort and North Main “roots A it in possible for 11 1111111 to 1.411 11 hour story without clicking to the WOW”... TO WEAK WOMEN Of 811th Harwell: and Vicinity, We Make the Followin Proposition. "There are huadr s of women in this vicinity who are dragging them- selves through life in pain and mil!- ery, without vitality, strength or health," said one of the proprietors of The Clifford Phenolic . “They got no happiness out of. lie and are just 111 a condition to be attacked by at "it any disease.» They need 11 vi .. ll y- making and 1 strength-creating ionic “Now at our expense we want to 1in every, each woman in South Not- whik to try our cod liver oil propurn- lion. Viaol, which contains I11 a highly concentrated form all of the medicinal elements of cod liver oil, but no oil 01‘ grease. it Is delicious to take, ere. utoa a healthy appetite. makes purc. rich, red blood and given strength and vigor to every organ of the body bot.- Iol‘ than any medicine we have ever sold In our store. and when 11 woman is in poor condltlon It makes life worth living. When we say ‘at our citpcnso,’ We mean that If the medl- clnc you buy from 1111 and pay for does not bcnolll you, wc will refund every cent paid 11a for It. " Miss Mary A. Woodward says: “i think Vinol in the host remedy la the world for a woak. tired. worn-out system. I was just 111 that condition when l commenced to take Vliiol. ._ it gave me new life and energy. I feel woll. strong and better than 1 have for years.” "We can only ask South Norwulk' women to try Vipol on our guarantee." The Clifford Pharmacy. WOMAN ALL NIGHT ALONE ON sun Automobile Broke Down in Lonely Connecticut Road and Man Went for Help. WA'I‘IERIIUIIY. ()ct. li.-~\Viiil only . a Boston torrler for companion and protector from numerous night prow- .ci's, who passed on when they saw tho .uan's but and overcoat silo wol'c. Mrs. Charles M. Matterhorn. of New York. guarded an automobile all night, In 11 .oucly couull'yi'mid. 11 mile from ally house. while her husband and brother Wore gone in search of help to repair the casino. which had broken down. In a big French touring machine the three started from Boston and wore licar Woodbury when the motors wont. wrong. The men left Mrs. Mal.- 11'1‘hol'a with the liuichlnc and walked up the road. seeking it dwelling and assistaacc Mrs. Muttorhorn‘s brother, (7. Ii. Seuvcr, of Boston, turned back after 11 1111111 walk without discovering 11 housc and told Matterhorn to go 011 while he returned to protect. the no 1111111. 111 the multiplicity of cmssroads Scavcr lost his way, got off the road. foil into a pond and nearly was Irowncll. “'01 and cold llc wuudcrcd 11111111 for tho rcmaindcr of the night. M rs, Malti'rliorn meanwhile had put on man‘s apparel, sci lhc lumps to 'u'cvcnl surprise, and with the dog kept watch. chci'ul rough looklnfl 1111-11 stoppcd to look over the machinc llul It” only when lhc dog barked and 11‘ch to get out. at them. She was dlscovermi Just bcfore day light by 11 luilkmua, and was 111 such :1 slate of hysterical exhaustion thu 11.1 start-d to cure for hot until tho ar- rival of hcr husband soon afterward. Mailcrhm'll wulkcrl llilll‘ ratios 11 Waterbury before he could got assist- ancc. wocoldw «lshrd ciao shrd cl slil'dluni DOCTORS SAID HE WOULD NOT LIVE. l'ctr-r Fry, Wootli'ilff,.Pn., wrltoa: ‘Aftcr doctorlng for two yours will ho host, physicians 111 Wiiyncsburg and still getting wursc, the doctors all vismi 11111 if i had any business to at it'nti to i had better attend to It 11‘ 111cc, 1114 I could not possibly llvo all other moalll as there was no cure for mo. idoloy'a Kidney Caro was rcc ommclidml to am by a friend. and l lllllllt‘tllllll'iy sent my son to the atom for it. and after taking Ihrca 110111111 1 hogan to not boiler and continued it improve until i was entirely well." Sold at l'laistod's Drug Store. "1 FOUR BANKRUPTS. Various Troubles Lead to Petitions From Bridgeport In United Stat-a Court. liltiiitllhl‘tllt'i‘. Oct. lbw-Four pcib lions in bankruptcy to tho llnltod Stairs court lit Hartford Wore entered this \vcok by Attorney Shapiro In be half of lhiI pctitioucrn. 'I‘I111 hillcl wci'c i“l‘i'lltli'|l‘k W. i’fcli'fi-l‘. Frank 1.0 pcrcl, Max (ioldlicrg 11an Abraham llollcr. of Bridgeport. l’fciffor was forced Into bankruptcy through his or- rci-it for oxaliczzlcnical itlld through the null for 312.000 111111111111 him brought by H. Incuburg & (kimpony. lnpoyoi was forced lo the sumo Iunuo through 111111111111an 111111111111 him 111 twa 11111111 brought by Now York concoralt. llcl- lrr wan rulucd by Harris Pauli», the 11311111 Hide merchant. who rccontly skip- pml from town and left. a lot of pnpcr option-11111 Iiy lloilcr. (iotdbrru 111111 on- It‘l‘t 11 bankruptcy to clear but name from debt cmilractud by 11 partlici'. who ulnldbntloil with tho firm'li‘ money. - coerced fin Iliad in line Minn Inuit Boon the Signature of ' , Aonnooneo also my. (living hci' 111111111 no 11111911 Harris of llrlducport. 11 women was arrested In New Haven Tuesday night. for 1111111111 onion her two weeks’ old baby at the entrance to a Meadow street saloon. Policeman Coonnn saw the woman place a small bundle In the doorway of the saloon andi ulrry away. lie open- ed the binidic. f 1111 the baby, hurl-foil litter the mother and arrested her. Mo that and child were taken to tho 0r 1111111111111 Charities. and assigned to the Springtime Home. The baby to very nearly dead, either through neglect or starvation. The woman. who is 1111 married. claimed 111111 one 01111111011 Jackson. of Bridgeport. is the father of 1131' child. She said she had been employed on 11 domestic in a Bridge- port family. W. O. T. U. 0L0! B CONVENTION. All State Officer. Nucleoted -- The State Buperlntondonta. 1 WATERIIURY, October Ii -~ The twenty ninth annual convention of the Woman 11 Christian Temperance Union of Connecticut was brou ht to a close yesterday afternoon wit the annual elections All the state clilcas were re- elected. The superintendents were re elected with bill two changes. The state officers ro-eloctod were as follows: l’realdeniw—Mrs Caroline 13.111111". East Hampton; corresponding secre- tary-million Eva V. Walcoit. Plante- ville. Recording SecretarymMrc. Mary A. Gallup. Scotland. ’l‘roavurcrmMrs. Adeline C. Delilsou, Deep River. The superintendents elected were as follows: Flower 111111111011. Mrs. .l. A. Nowell. Morlden; scientific temperance In ctructiou. Mrs. Laura N. Sieolo. New Haven: franchise, Mrs. Ella 8. Bon- nctt. Willlaiantic; "White Ribbon Bun- ucr." Mrs. Lisa K. Fuller. editor, Scot- land; “Union Signal" reporter. Mrs. Mary J. Lockrow, Morldoa; Sunday school work. Mrs. Josephine A. Scxton. 11111111. Hampton; exaugclistlc works. Mrs. Clara M. Mote. Walling- fordz‘work alnon foreigners, Mrs. Ma- ry E. Mable. Ianbury: lcmpcrnnco lltcraluro. Mrs, E. P. Brown. Scotland; nonalcoholic medication. Mrs. M. b. 11011110, Manchester; parlor meetings. M rs. .1. Scripture. Stamford; work for soldiers and sailors, Mrs. Carrie (ii'lizga. Plymouth; press work, Mrs. M. P. Cooley, Now Havoll; purity and mo- ihcrs‘ meetings. Mrs. M. (1. B. Robin- son. Middletown; ontbnurcotlcn. Mrs. GrncoC Plait Bridgeport: mcdnlcou- 11.111111. Miss inckrow. Mcrldcn Mrs. (lrucc C. Plait was rc-oloctcd secretary of tbt1 local temperance lo» rion. ’l‘Iio dcicgaloa to the wor‘ld s convon~ tion were chosen as follows: Mrs C. R. Forbes. of Hartford; Mrs. C. B. Bu— cll. of E11111 Hampton. and Mrs. A. C. Deal-son. of Dcep Rlvcr. The aller- uulos were Mrs. 1.. K. Fuller. of Scot,- illllli; Mrs. Clara S. Barnum, of Dan- iuu'y. and Mrs. Alta ll. Downs. of Weslvlllo. lioleiglltcs to the national convention wcro chosen as follows: Mrs. Mary 11. Wilson, of Plantsrillo; Mrs. Carol- Inc 11, Rue”. of East Hampton. Miss V. Wolcott. of Plantsvillc; Mrs. Mary ’1. Gallup. of Scotland: Mrs. Adelhit1 (.2. licnlson, of [loop llivcr: Mrs. Nollic Bradley. of North Haven: Mrs. John Sayer. of Ncw London; Mrs. l’onflcld.‘ of liriducport: Mrs. Converse. of New Haven. and Mrs. Pllblauo, of Cheshire. 'l‘hc rcport of Miss Daisy lnckmw. of Mcrldcu. supcrlulcudvut of the mod- al contests, showed that lilo work was not successful In this 3111111. She said that, tho pcoplc of (‘oauocilcnt were peculiar and she didn't soc why the work should be successful 111 other stairs and a failure llcrc. She advo- cuicd the csiabllshmcut of a school of oratory in ho known as "The Whilt1 Ribbon School of Oratory." iMPROVED CONSULAR SERVICE. National Business League Planning to Relume its Campaign. CHIC AGO. (it tobol fir“ 'l‘hc llXt‘i'll' Iivo coulmltloc of the National 1111111- 1191111 lmauuo incl hero yesterday. 1121's klnc M. Phelps presiding, and planned to resume Its campaign for an improv— cd consular service during the forth- coming Congressional session. The 11111111111 bill for consular reorgan- ization p'roridcs for the substitution of salaries for icon I11 all grades of the service. grading, or classification of consular officials and consular clerks. Increased colupciisutlon in most of the trades. with merit system of examina- lion. i1‘umlllal'lty with one or morn forcigu lauxuaui-s will iH‘ requirod of (111111111 Iaica for adliiinsion to tho scrvlcc. 111x- ccptlau thc merit syslcm. which will l'ciiiovc lilc scrricc from tho Hpill‘l‘t‘ of political lutiacnco, tlic moat Important fcnlurc of tho bill is lhi- provision for a complclc Amcrlcuuimllon of the nor vlcu. OVER 22,000 AT DANBURY. Record Boraking Crowd for Thursday at the Fair. , llANlillltY. l‘om1., October l’i.w0vcr 22,0011 pcrsouu attended the Danbun l"ai1 vcatcrday making can of 11111 bili- tcsi crowds 101' 11 Thursday in the his any of tho famous fair. 'I‘hcro worc 250 car loads of 1.1.xcllrslouinl1i who came from all parts of the slate and custom Now York. but despite tho gract crowd It was handled well. and thorn were no accidents, The day was 1111111111 one and nothing unusual blip pound I‘lllu your the fair In coudnc «ed on a highcr moral piano than 11v 1r bofolc and one or two of lilo BililWH whirh huvo boon under the.1 even of the‘ committee were closud to- day. An our1 of tho fair nfllciiilli says. "‘I‘ 1111 lid in on and tighter than it cvcr has boon.” 'I‘oduv'n horse races Wt‘l‘l' good and 11111 m1mmury follows: 2 111 t‘iilHH pitting.) )Ill’ilt' Milli. Mai Hathaway bin licltiln.N1'w Britain, ii I} 111111. Shai‘lcl‘. 111‘. W. B. llrowu. licrby, i I [1111111 Minn. bin. '1‘. Mor- 1‘11ll. New Ilavcii. 2 4 l’rm'louk 1111 III. tlrnnllo 141111111111.htm York 2 f1 1 2 11112 3411 4 bonox tiny. I111. C. II. 1 llook. llaniilou 1i 2 11 r. Waukcbuu. bit, C Elf 8w1111.N11w York. ll 0 11111 Time 2110121218 id; 21111111, 21310-41. 2-1112. 2. 21 t’llilili 11111111111; porno. $300. Voryll 11.. by G. B. Nonlili. New fluvial. i I 1111111 11.. 11111 a1,A . AH. Arnold. fl 2 2 link. 111k 11. '1‘. 11‘ '1011 a, 2 ll 11 'l’helhmkur oh. 0 A homu- uoil. Merideh. ll ii 3 Silversmith. 88. 1‘. 81111111. 4 5 0 Queen Bell, I13. (3.111 Mo Now York ll 4 II Tim. 2133111; 2121114; 222112 A man. This 111 to certify that all 111-1111511111. are niitboriiicd to refund your money if Foley 5 Honey and 'l‘lir 1111111 to cure your cough or cold. it stops the couch. heals the lungs and prevents sol-loan maths from I cold. 011th 111 more cough nod prevents ammonia 111111 consumption. booth 1111 no op totes. The 5 clue to 111 a yellow “one... THAN Fiction. A Remedy Which Han Revolutioniud the Treatment of Stomach Trouhioa. This remedy is not heralded 1111 a wonderful discovery 1101' yet a secret potent medicine. neither 111 it claimed to cure anything except dyspepsia, in. digestion and stomach troubles with which 111119 out of ten suffer. The remedy to In the form of pleas— unt tasting tablets or lozenges. eon- talniag vegetable and fruit essences. pure aseptic pepsin (government 10111.1 golden soul and diastolic. The iflbr lots are sold by druggln 3 under the name at Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets. Many interesting experiments to 19111 the digestive power of Stuart’s Tab- lets show that one grain of the active principle contained in them in suffic— font to thoroughly digest 3. 000 grains of raw meat. eggs and other whole- some food. Stuart‘s Tablets do not act upon the bowels like after dinner pills and cheap cathartics, which simply irritate and lnlinluo the intestines without hav- ing any effect whatever in digesting food 01 curing indigestion. If the stomach can be routed and assisted In the work of digesting it will very soon rceover its normal vig- or, as no organ In so much abused and overworked as tho stomach. This is the secret. If there Is any secret. of the rcmnl'kublo success of Stuart‘s Dyspepsia. Tablets, a remedy and now the most widely known of any treatment for stomach weakness. This success has been secured ca- ilroly upon its merits as 11 digestive pure and simple, because there. can ho ho stomach trouble If the food to promptly digested. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets act. on- tircly on the food catch, digesting It coulvlcioly. so that It can he assimilat- ed into blood, nerve and tissue. They cure dyspepsia. water brash, sour stomach, gas and bloating after meals, because they furnish the digestive power which weak stomachs lack and uulors that lack ls supplied it is use- less to attempt. to care by the use of “topics," "pills" and cathartlca which have absolutely no digestive power. Stuart‘s Dyspepsia Tablets cull he found at all drug stores and the regu- lnr use of one or lwu of them after meals will demonstrate their merit better than tiny other argument. YESTERDAY’S BASEBALL. National League. At New York (first. ganic): R. 11. E. Phlln. 0 1 0 0 8 0 0 0 own, 7 4 Now York 0 0 o 0 0 1 0 0 ti--—i 3 1 Batteries: 1.111111 Sparks and Dooln; Mathewson and liowerulau. tSccomi game): R. H. E. New York 0 0 0 ii 0 x~~5 2 l l’hlla. 0 l 2 0 0 0~3 4 '2 litillcrlos: Mcflinulty and flower. 1111111; Sparks and Duolu. At Brooklyn (first game): R 11.11). Boston :1 0 0 ii 11 0 u 3 o—-- 5 10 11 llultcrics: liaison and liiltcr; helm and Nccdbam. (Sci-011d 1121111111) : R). H. E. Brooklyn 2 llosltm‘ _ 0 0 But i cries: hit Young and Needham. American League. At. Washington (first game): 11. II. E. 000 000 I 10 Killer; 1 and l’lilln. Wash. 0 0 0 0 o t) t) 0 0—0 7 I linttcrlcs: Bender and Schreck; Townsend and l-il-ydon. (Second gamci: I’iillii. Wash, Railcrlcs: (loaklcy, Render Schrcck; Patton and lloydon. At Cleveland: Detroit t‘lorcliind llmtcrlca: Killian and ' 11111111111111 alld Clarke. .n... Al Boston: 1111111011 0 l '3 0 (I 0 52 11—") ll) N. York moan and chinow. — —~~"lt was almost 11 miracle. 1 am very grateful." bridge, Wont Cornwell, Conn. ‘t— LECTURE. Kcaiilcky orator, Ilia lastly celebrated lectures in tho congregational Church. Stamford on 'l‘uomlay ovnlllnir. October 101b, under. tho auspices of the Woman 11 Chrlatlan 'l‘oniporuurc llaiou: 7:45 in the hour; 111111111111. A Hi-iirciiiluht of tho 'l‘wcn- lioth Century. (lolou‘tl llnln Iula loc- turod thirty-11111 times at Ocean Grove. twenty-two at. illlvcr Lakc, N. .i.. now 11111111111 111. Toronto, Canada. many down at 'l'roinont ’omplo. Boston. olhar lame cltlcn. ’l'hoiir who have btvird him will be glad to listen 111111111 10 his oloqucucc. and 11101111 who have norioaco. No admission foo will be to help defray the expense incurred. T1." OP ouannn A ”100% 10. GHOLIIIA AND 111110 NIMIDY AND valft HAD A DIIIATIII'IID ouo'ronln. .Lii 112111101111: proprietor of the (lower Dru; more. Johnston City, 111.. c ya: "i have been continually on April. 1883. and have sold during that time thousand: of bottles of Cinnabar- laln‘o Colic, Cholera 11nd Diarrhoea Remedy. 1 111111 truthfully say that 1 customer 11 money who was dissatisfied with this comedy. 1 take pleasure In recommending it to all of my custo- mom who are in need of such 11 1111111- p‘ctically unknown a few years "ago, Brooklyn 3 0 ‘2 0 0 I II 2 11%“ lit 0 Wil- 00x“ 52 101F440 000400022——815 2 R. If. E. ii 0 ll 2 0 0 I limit 13 it (till il2lliil~~711 2 and ii 11E. 2 20000210-«7120 0011110011004 111 Warner; It. 11. 1“. Jo OUR HOOIERY STOCK IN GENERAL. tiiiliilliilllfiiiwl'i ll 3. 11111111111111: Young and Origcr; l’utl- Bur- dock lilooil Bitters cured mo of n tcr~ riblc breaking out all ovor tho body. Minn Julia l1‘il- COLONEL GEORGE W. BAIN WILL Colonel (,loorgo W. 1111111. the gifted will deliver one of “Bridgeport Advortisementa. Bridgeport Advertlmiionts. ... v The D. M. Read Co. Eerabli'elud 1857. .“Threodond Thrum.” That is the name applied to 1101110 new small furnish- ings in the shape of Utility Boxes and Screens. Immediate- ly as you glance at them there is conjured in your brain the idea of the old fashioned homespun fabrics with their simple and restful patterns. The Utility Boxes, or Shirt Waist Chests as they are otherwise tcrmcd, are covered with a coarse green burlap, and on the top and front side are woven simple geometrical . designs in colors. The Screens are also, of green burlap in substantial frames of weathered oak, decorated in similar manner. ‘The colorings are artistic, the patterns pleasing and of such kind that one does not weary. Come and see them. Fourth floor, takc'tlic elevator. Sale of White Dishes. In clearing out certain reserve warcrooms we find that we have 11 much heavier stock of White Domestic China than we should at this season. Also we must hive the room it occupies, therefore a sale at cost prices and below. l'lreakfast Plates ............. . ...... ..6 for 30c. ’I‘ca l’lzitcs ...(i for 25c. Meat Platters. ' ..... ............. 7 inch, value 141', now 81'. 8 inch, valiic 18c, now too. 10 inch. value 22c, now 151'. 12 inch, value 40c, now 25c. 14 inch, value (101', 110w 39c. 16 inch, value. 85c, now 50c. A11 especially good chance for hotels, restaurants and boarding houses. Two Fine Refriger‘atbrs. 'l‘hosc arc all we have left from the large stock of last summer. Ioth have handsome polished oak cases, glass lined in the most perfect manner. Everything convenient and sanitary. Such a Rcfrigcl'aior as one of these will last a lifetime nearly. ' (inc formerly $75.00. now $55.00. Out formerly $52.50, now $40.00. A fortunate chance. FOR THISWEEK'SSPEOIAL, WE OFFER THE “NEW VITALITY HOSE," MADE. WITH GARTER TOPS AND FOUR PLY TOE, SOLE AND HEEL. THESE GOODS ARE MADE TO SELL AT 19!: PER PAIR. TO GET THEM MORE THOROUOHLY INTRODUCED, FOR THE BALANCE OF THIS WEEK WE WIL SELL THEM FOR 150118. or Two Pairs for 250115. WE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR WELL KNOWN STYLES OF CHILDREN'S HOUE AT 160, OR 2 PAIRS FOR 251:. ,1 OUR GENTS’ AND LADIEB’ HOSE AT THE SAME PRICE. AT 251: PER PAIR WE THINK WE HAVI AN E‘X‘OEPTIONALLY GOM- PLETE LINE. OONBIOTINO OF PLAIN BLACK, SPLIT-FEET, WHITE- FIIT. RIBIID-TOP AND EXTRA-WIDE TOP. 14 (31111411111111: Hall. New York city, and, not will be charmed by their first 98-. [red in the retail drug bouillon since have never been asked to refund 11 1111111111, but a collection will be taken. HA. IOLO THOUSAND. OF IOT- fld five wooden it and in In WASHINGTON IT» 11669111111111“. moon... 1. lack 010m mfiwfi are m” truism. 11"! VIII a mu. moo-11. , - require lpocllloles mount of MI. locus. become more owedr .‘l ROMEO. HOW”. Roi package 1111 m substitutes. Sold in 11.1.1111. hm m «1 1111111" All circulate are 1111111 "it refund the 1111111: to any cult 11m who 111 not. elitist! lifter” till thin 1111111111 ., it intol- 11170.39 ‘49:?" ”0on Cor ration. anon 111111111. mm. ckerman 81 Son, SOUTH NOIWALK. CONN. Telephone 3.134. 11119 sumo out? in mono Wunmhmllhgi: O. B Jdekoon. ~ gelatin ”$113311 mugggogm Id? Ni" :11
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