WEATHER REPOR .
‘ 1.3.",
For Norwall: and vicinity: Fair
and we day fair.
The as added area of pressure
thltt was central over the kotas Bat-
urday amarbling has moved eastward
and produced cool“; pleasant weather
In all the northetxw sections. It Is now
c Entrallitiv Thine is
considersbié slow mother with due
39! of alloy trout Tessa northeast.
and to the Lake rsgicn. but therem is
il’d welldsflned storm'artia east oi'th e
ass Mountains. Obhdltioas favor
for t is vicinityv lair weather with
slowly rising temperature. QQ _.
Mrs, it. C. Santord of 5 Reed street,
is visiting relatives in, Hamiltdli. N. Y‘,
Our Brothers' Lodgé.'1.o.o. F.on
Norwalk. will hold a session this
elem
Douglas Fowler .Post and Palestine
castle will hold rég'tilar meetings this
evening.
«Chiffoniers are greatly reduced in
price at Podmore s.
Mrs Richard Voigt, of Burritt ave=
one is the guest of relatives in Clin-
ton. Mass
. cssTrl No. V36. improved Order
slugs?“ usabilu hold a. meeting tomor-
row night.
Lloyd Jennings, of Yalesville. spent
mywith h..his lather Charles E
Jéiifuihf‘, of West street
are slowe'en Dance and Chowder
\Qngger. Rowsyton Hose Co.’ B .1.
day evening.
Frank Brundang of Bethel, former-
ly of Norwalk as been spending a
few days in town with triends.
W CV. Byington and baby. of
clings arenue. Stamford, are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. .C. Byin-gton, of Nor-
walk.
-—-Milk '10 per quart from Nov. let
A daughter was born Friday morn
log. to Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. DI-
mond, of West avenue This is the
second child Q
Colonel and Mrs. John H. Wade. of
Bridgeport were guests yesterday or
Mrs. Elisabeth Wade and Mrs. George
.W. Downes. of West street.
At the midweek service of the South
Norwslit Congressmen Church next
Thur-eddy evening at ‘l: 46 o 'cloc'lt. the
topic will be God‘s Motive In Salve
tion.
Q'essma'l't I: J. Hill will speak at
Ing or the Republican Club or
Danbury on Wednesday eroding No~
vemher 15 on the subject of Japan and
the Philippines
urea croup. sore throat. pulmon- '
ary trouble—Monarch over pain of
every sort. Dr. Thomas' Eclectric
Oil.
This were eighteen estate
transactions in The Norwalks. last
week. and mortgages 01 I7, 900. For the
last week In October, 1904. there were
sev‘an poles of property and mortgages
of- Q113llo.
Rev. William Msher. DD. who re
turned last week from a trip South for
the benefit of his health, conducted the
services in St. Joseph's Church, yes-
terday. and was greeted by large con
gregatiolls.
The Junior Mission Band. of the
South Norwalk Congregational church
will hold a meeting with Miss Louise
Lawrence. No. till West street. next
Saturday afternoon at 3 o’.clock when
the annual election of oillcers will be
he ld.‘
real
The statp hill“!!! commissioner lot
two arc/ding smtrccts Saturday. One
is to the town 0! Canterbury for work
amounting to Q”, to be‘ done within
that town. and“ the other is, to the town
of Burlington. tor work on the high
way .iroln Burlington to Bristol,
amounting to .876
~nostcn and: its subuI'th. can? hr"
llant pictures Egbert lecture, First
Congregational Church. Norwalk.
Tuesday evening at 8:16. Gibson re-
cital at 7: 46.
Charles is. Smith. of 182 Main strut.
for fourteen Yell‘flm weaver. loom-flan
or and electrlclsnict the Joseph comm
I: Cd‘s silk mill. his position
last week. No: hursdsy he will
take a position” with the Tremont.silk
mill fathom the Bronx
lira. sou York. and
Mr. Smith wi the household goods.
will Join her next week. Both will
be much missed in Norwalit.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Wood. Miss
' In Q0“ Nil”? ““0“”
W cm Tot;
‘ _ M. “H
" wait? it Bilbonds. w.
i‘teeccfltamford; Mr. and first! . It.
O'Inufihlin, Ed. Asbiein. T.lil Hat-ri-
r and Mrs. Walsh. Mrs. and
bliss Idealism. Alina lav Easier New
York; ,W. 1‘ Mitchell. (transport. were
audits at the Hotel Clllord. vector
day. ,
W
ALL Till! WEIR.
BMALL sucks ounce cans
insular sisal.
mall).
, nue.
Haven.
. .3”: “1‘
t scum-s
l'. writing
'I
' rthslcctdavo‘ Oolcbe
a
Miss sale Icuddsr. o Normals.
Newtllersey. is the guest of the Mists
as flounder. of West street. ,
Miss 1‘. III. Austin. or Boston. was
the, ct; his brother, Willis R. Aus-
tin. Mittens atomic. over Sunday
- It storm are now ready to
show you the most creations in ov
ercoat styles for winter wear. See ad.
"Milk is per Court from Nov. 1st
Tomorrow ,plghi is Halloween and
fife smsibovauiss ted to beout
lull ppmbsrs lot cusps! pranks.
William J. lashing, of New nrltsln.
spent Sunday wit Mr. and Mrs.
Frank J. Bradbury, of Bayview ave=
You can buy everything you need
al’ Krisger's. Entire oath for yOur
sell and llllnliy as well as furniture
for your house. See ad.
A special communication of St.
John'sbotl 6.). F sndA. M.. otNor-
walk will ehold this evening. The
second degree will be conferred
. ~Don'ft‘ forget the Folishers it Buf-
ters' bal Noyetnber 6. at Music Hall.
IJo’w’s Orchestra.’
Miss Emma. Bcudder. of West street.
has returned from a two months' visit
with, her her, Mrs. Frederick
Source of mm” Jersey.
Mrs, A. H icy, ct Water
burr. is the guest of or parents Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph 13. bills, Camp
street. ,
Teller Joseph B Ella. Jr. of the Con
tral National Bank. Norwslk have re-
turned irom a few days trip to Wash-
lngton. D. C. > . _
. A meeting of the Lucia Helpers will
be held at the home azure. w. It
Thompson. 7 Crescent Terrace, Tues
day afternoon, from 3 to 5 o'clock.
Sewing. - Q _
A special meeting of the Norwaik
Fire Department will be held this eve
sing at ll o',clock at the Phoenix quar
ters. to wind up the business of the
recent fair.
William Hooker is installlng a hot
water heating system in Adam
Schmidt‘s building in North Main
street.’ Other improvements are al-
so being made.
The suit of S. K. Humphre,
usinst W B. kwood
will be tried tomorrow. lgThe suit re-
gards a defective title to certain west-
ern lands.
Miss Mona Taylor. of Brooklyn. was
the soprano soloist at the First Meth-
odist Episcopal Church yesterday
rendering excellent acids at both
morning and owning services.
_--8ale of {Chllloniers at Podmorofs.
Mrs. William H. Swords will take
this night train this evening for Syra-
cuse. New York having received a
telegram announcing that. her brother-
in-law. Frank L. Dickinson was fatal»
.iy hurt In an accident.
Chester D. Buyer has been. spending
a few days at his home in Lowe
t. He has resigned his position
the Shadow Behind the Throne
Company, and associated himself to
day with the When We Were Twenty-
one Company. Which quotes to Hoyt's
Theatre. next Thursday night. .Q
ONLY A IUGOIITIOR.
lot It Has Prove» of Interest and Vac
lus to Thousands.
Common sensd would an t that
if one wishes to become salty and
plump it can only result from the food
we eat and digest and that food should
be skmrnlnous or flesh-forming food.
like eggs, beef steak. and cereals: In
other words the kinds of food that
make flesh are the foods which form
the greater part oi our daily bills of
fare.
But the trouble is that while we out
enough and generally too much, the
stomach; from abuse and overwork.
does not QpfcohpeeryQQQQQdigost and assimi-
t, w I I WIND
mic niacin this and under
:r d.
III I
d si ”floats food.
are s ‘9: Such who
lac“ disphpticl, bl.
though t oy may have no particular
Wt”. mm'flimlw from their
If such persons would lay their WWO
iodides aside and schoolmaster prac—
tics of “taking. altar each local one or
two , Stuart's» _ is Tablets,
the food would be as and thor-
oughl darted. thicauso 9 tablets
, f loll IIr
lass which ‘ him;
and by the st
ltI ill."-
'l‘bicts digest
:‘sndz this is
Willi.
or New
a do not completely
torreicg» beef-teak.
r
is i‘
Buchanan vigor.
u‘ 0
every“ klil‘d 31%!”
eggs. broad mdpcla
the reason thcyso
pe tic m. 'tiisifi' c'ca' firiim‘.”
nvsllds and children, «me its start
delicate. use them w itli marked bane-
lt outcasts. II low as Q8. Bil ,
underwear '
Presith George M. Holmes and b
wow, ‘3
Prominent atfcrd ‘Msn
The mysterious disappearance at
Charles F Wei a a well known char:
actor or strut: rd. has set tongues to
wagging in that staid old town and
many are the speculations regarding
the cause of his absence. Mr. Wells
occupied n room in the brick school
building in White street and was a
familiar Mill's: 11M the streets for
many years past.
Mr. Wells has been missing from
his usual haunts since (Jacobs: 4, last
and those with whom he ascociatcd
have no knowledge of his present
w em a. pore;
he shoud dbe alvay. fill re stivec- siid
more intimate friends are considerabt
iv anxious about. him and titers in
some fear that an accident has befall»
on him. Everything in his apartment,
.Is in riect option and there.“ no s’pi
psreii reason why he should have
left town.
Wells is a sun or Seymour Wells
one of Strattord’ s most bigbl respec-
ted citizens had he is a broth r of Mrs.
lohn Holmes There is no suspicion
ble anxiety regarding him.
—wn~w*w~n~w——-
FULL OF TRAGIC MEANING
ire insulin“ iron” .11. Simmons. oi
3am. is Think vlhst might have to
suited from his terrible cough if he
had not taken the edlcise about
which he writes: “I no a fearful
tough.“ that: disturbed my night's rest.
i tried everything. but nothing would
relieve it. until I took Dr. King's New
I
lscovery, tor Consumstlon. Coughs
and Col a, w oil completely cured
me." nstsnty relieves and perma-
nently cures all throat and lung dis»
gases;H prevents grip and pneumonia;
HBsxter s. Sleuth Norwalk.
E. P. Weed’ s, Norwalk. druggiats
guaranteed; We and 3100 Atrial
bottle tree.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Record of Balsa Filed at Town Clerk's
- Cities Last Week.
George E. Everett to Elizabeth Mor-
rison, land and buildings, Cudlipp
street. . .
Katherine S. Finch to Emma B.
Dunlap. building lot. Taylor avenue.
War.
Mary A. Crows to R. «k G. Corset
00., lot and buildings, Pine street.
War.
Christian Swsrts to Samuel Schwats'
land and buildings . Ely avenue. War.
Edward II. South to sits-until Mor
risen. land. Cudlipp street. War.
Susie A. Godfrey to John 5». Iluyt
and Charles W. Bell. lot, Fm: Mile
River. War.
Estate Lewis a. Bates to William
Beigllton’. Muhhsll, Ps.. 23 acres and
buildinst 'Tlillsome. Adms. deed.
Andrew Pavlovic and wife to Her-
man Quiltnor land and buildings, Lev
In on avenue q.c
ther J. Hendrick to William N.
Earle. 3 4 acre. Willow street. War.
Thomas 8. Childs to Gustav A. Er»
ickson. (N. Y.) 1 acre and buildings.
Prospect avenue, ar.
Michael M. lmer lurn and wile to
Roman Quittner. land and buildings.
Mechanic street. war.
M Max lmerblum and wife, to An
tonio' Tortorella and wife land and
buildings. Ely avenue War.
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LA‘T PITTIFIILD EXCURSION.
Gateways Special Train to the Isl-it
shirss Made Exceptional Time.
Like Its two predecessors, Satur
days' excursion to Pittsneld. Mast.
was successful in every respect. being
enjoyed by all. This was the last
excursion of the ml- to the Bork
sh res from this vicinity.
here wars eight cars containinll
about too people from orwalk and
South Norwalk. and at Danbury, the
last stop for passengers. two more
cars were taken on. Record break.
big time was bade by the train. It
was due at Pitt-tibia at 1:10, but ar~
rived as minutes ahead of time. The
,oxcunionlsta arrived home earlier
as who went on either of the
other two similar excursions The
special train left Pittafleld It i. so and
‘ arrived in Norwslk at It or.
ytlt'snt the “boy wonder." was
user
A IPLINDID to“.
A hawking in .3 19.0““ Syrup; ad-
sas laud, vs easy
and as. - Besides Pine
Tar, Honey and other valuable roma-
dies. it is rendered laxative. as t t
Its use insures a prompt and alllcl at
auction oi the bowels. it
u rvcus 'mflm cum :QIQI
clover lac-om and that": has
uihsvm kettle or ths Origins is:
alive Cough Syrup—Kennedy’s bars
the If eyaud Tar. An ideal rented
tor obi rec. Mothers praise it. t
is best tor all . Sold by The Clifford
mariner
lilot
Mantis AMUIIMINTI.
m IiIINilY'Bw am MiNITllllliil.
mes they contained strong. irritat-
ln dings. no cathartic nor any harm-
to ihflldhlw: = ill.
widol
9%. ”WNW new not
unusable 1.de
medicines. ,
bym mover? ammwwm
st mum cents form,
Notions WW in sure
some.
When you see a good show. malts a
note of It, everybody knows Hi. Henry.
«obscu- lestltuosv to the general but
chccllsnca ct his minatrel organisa-
lien. for the present season Ir.
t ed host medium ”Fall: the
mm s v s cm
mgrnssnted. and the 3:?
bible many moons, mule
bass out this statement. a night bias
but and melody by” artl is or mailing
mum ssh used no music,“
butts“ “
l package of mono
of foul play. but them Is cousidera- '
" heavy. weary and worn out by the
Han Fruit of the Fresh Variety Roost-
T scarce and high in price and store
"011113 011W , .
“ r, and showed her
thowrltlsn m on of Mr husband.
TM Modalities the truth of the
all: will M detectives where
man,” ywas..
,; “A pdispsitlil item Hartlord denies
0 story that lira. Gunllile told the
anything Mrs. GunilceQ
dotsotiv vac .
says that It the money was found as
30%?le it must have been on dis
course made b her husband as she
knew nothing o it.
Cluulii'fc was to hays been sentenced
Saturday, but the sentence has been
postponed for one week in order to get
more ccnlsssl s out of him regarding
the other milieu Qd,000.
The disclosures so tor goes to dis-
prove the story that Cunliffe burned a
g at the Arlington
hotel. Superinten out Birmington ne-
ver believed the "burning" story. In
speaking of the case last night, Bu
porlntepdent Birmnlgham said:
“When I questioned Cunlii'ie it all
the money was sate. he said ‘yes.
When I asked him it It was where he
could get it he replied ‘yes'. He did
not say anything about biopsy being
burned. or that only part of the men
9y was where he could get it.
w,
um
DON'T BORROW TROUBLE.
It is a bad habit to borrow anything.
but the worst think you can possiblr
borrow, is trouble. When sick, sore.
pains and poisons of dyspepsia, bil
ousnes‘s. Bright’s disease. and similar
internal disorders. don't sit down until
brood over your symptoms, but fly for
relief to Electric Bitters. Here you
will find sure and permanent forget-
{illness of all your troubles, and your.
body will not be burdened by a load
of debt disease. At F. HBaxter's.
South Norwslk, and n P. Wood'si
Norwalk. grog stores. Price 60c. i
Guarantee ”
EGGS BCAROE.
...—....
ing High and Prices Soaring Too.
Eggs of the fresh laid variety are
keepers are unable to get enough to
accommodate their trade. In niost
stores the country eggs bring «to cents
per dozen and 42 in some places. Ev-
en tit-that price they are hard to buy.
The scarcity of course sends the min
on up. The farmers say that this is
the moultil nseason and that the bane
are not lol
The New York market prices show
that strictly fresh eggs are bringing
from 35 to 40 cents per dozen
wholesale and it is impossible to get
enough to supply the eating houses.
The western eggs are selling as low
as 21 cents per dozen but they are of
a poor quality. Most of these eggs
have been in storage for, months.
A HOME MADE HAPPY BY CHAM-
BERLAINB COUCH REMEDY.
About two months ago our baby
girl had measles which settled on her
lungs and at last resulted in a severe
attack of bronchitis. We had two doc-
tors but no relief was obtained. Ev-
erybody thoughtshe would die. 1
went to eight different. stores to find
a certain remedy which had been rec-
ommended to me and failed to get It.
when one of the atorckecpers insisted
that I try Chamberlain‘s Cough Reme-
dy. I did so and our baby is alive
and well today.~(leo.~W. Spence. Hui.
iy Springs. N. C. There Is no better
preparation on the market than this
remedy for a cough as well as colds
croup and whooping cough. It is es»
pecially good lol children as it con-
tains nothing injurious and Is pleasant
to take. For me by stillson- Powell
Corporation, Clifford Pharmacy. Zcit
fuss Pharmacy
«nu-nud-
FHIIGHT TRAIN CREW LET co.
Sensation on Northamst
8mm Ros .
A sensation on the Northampton dl
vision oi the New Ilaven steam road
Saturday was the report of the aunt-
mury discharge of the entire crew or
a freight train which runs from here
to Northampton.
Of this crew Brahman M Murphy.
at llolyolts, was discharged because he
left the We at Westllalti to lakes
train for his home in Holyoku. when
he should have gone on to the tilutlna=
tics of the train in Northampton
The conductor, Henry Wiggins. was
discharged for allowing this, and- the
neurons. Charles Blanchard was dis-
charged for leaving the rem end of
the train to cover Murphy's Job.
A PLIAIURI To ALL.
No Pill Is as pleasant and positive
as DoWltt's Little Esrfy Risers. The»
Famous Little Pills are so mild and oh
ulectivo that children. delicate ladies
and weak Boogie enjoy their cleansing
effect. wbi strong pocpls as they
are the boat liver pills sold. Idb
The Oiiflord Pharmacy. .u
WW.
Division of
. knelt stilt
each of the lobarcblcdles
mentioned low. You
i gQ”se what we
. I .. 1 .‘Q, Q,
lrclon Allllun licwnl’
The strain of overwork tells
on men and womcnalikc. The
ill effects are felt most on the
nerves. stomach and kidneys.
We have s for this con.
.dltimi. that Is a n to every
run-down man and woman.
Bosworth’s
1" Infslllblc
' FE Newinc
sets directly on the Stomach
and blown and strengthen
the organs. It aids!) M on.
regulates the Liver and Kid-
ways. while as a general topic it
has no equal. The thenefits
from the use of worth’s
lnlslllbls Newbie are always
forum t. It is a purely vegetable
heme and one that is safe to
latte. orcactiogfoilowsilsuse.
you are swells. have
Indigestion. Impuro Blood.
Weak Kimoys or need a tonic,
try this medicine.
\ Do You Shlfer
from the deadly pain and
agony of Rheumatism?
Have you almost despair-ed
of relief, and abandoned hope
of cure? We have a message
for every discouraged sulferer.
Take
Alli 10 p110 res
sitively cures all rheumatic
rm and aches. W e know
ideas this. Thousands have
written that Ath-lc-
cured when all elssi
You may not knowed it, but
Uric Acid causes those terrible
aches and pains. Dissolve this
poison, get it out of the blood
and joints, and Rhsumsttm
is a thing of the past. This is
‘ first what Ath- devpho-ros does.
at sometimes-dot always.
Stop in and buy a bottle.
ho-ros
This Beautiful Picture
F R 135 l
To Introduce
Spiro Powder
we will presents cl this
beautiful c ropm
tinctionoi teams: measur-
lug 15x19 inches. (c oice oi
Summer or Winter viaw).to
ever person, who will call and
a 25 cent box of Spin
owdol‘. the great TONIC
Necessity. Useit,sud destroy
the odor cl pets lien on
body. tactof and cloth ng.
Sampled Spiro W and
book of valuable hints. free to
«mess. Don’t fail to call.
1‘. Ilill WI
CAPILLARIS
Justinian-r Ion QQMIQQTPDRTQQQUQQ
udps umway t. l c 3m
court. has handed down a decision In
'lha Connection Railway
and firefly“ Octopus up vs. the
Westpcrt to recover coals
trolley coin hbrought soil it
« the laws formulations _ tag
that w on the“ graded
until:y moved the“ side on which the
touched. : him. that the
cm should he the whole
highway as Q in portions oi it.
it" we
also urn eh
:couglt'ltinula out-a.
drawsw out lugs:
and soothe:
,e-
museum nm’
and “title... elects uflgmzl‘so
oration
l
by ,u!“ Hg}; T
For sale by
a; . t’ ‘ .
of » toll youefitntlfeteery albumin
“ this time. The winter showing is at
,fortets ruled with dowuy white cot-
;ou. in light and datk colorings, at
lance to your intelligence.
apparent.
slice, covered comforters. for Q1 2.5 as.
dainty ligured French sateen. very spe-
cial, for $3. 50 each.
=00Ml¢ MIMI
flora tits ‘isli It as early hour yester-
[l
B
”You get both here
rtLLschoMeosv-e.
These Items will interest you just at
its very best. .
Bllkallno covered comforters. filled
with clean white cotton, at Q1 each
White cotton filled extra heavy silk-
Largest also continue covered com-
1 50 each.
Finest quality French sateen cover-
ed comforters, sewed or tacked; neW.
dslifity designs in the coverings. at $2
Down tilled comforters covered with
crop that gain and hold public confidence.
int of a season that we will sell you honest. up»
Wale merchandise at less than the cost of its production would be an on
The itnprobablllty of the thing would be too
To tell you that We have good reliable merchandl is to alter you
at a fair price is to command their respect which is always
fol statement.
are looking Q.i'or
3 CLEAN sorrow !
he to a truth-
After all. its honest goods at the lair price that most people
THE mum oceans/can "
FOR MEN. WOMlNicHILWlanJ ‘
Underwear outfitting can be done in
this store to your entire satisfaction.
Never has this section been in better
shape to cater to your needs. ,
Men's medium weight shirts and
drawers, part wool, white or natural
color, tape covered seams
and with suspender tapes, for 50d ch0
garment.
White or natural color, men's shirts
and drawers in the medium or “be-
tween seasonsmweight; steam shrunlb ‘
and guaranteed non~ ~shrinkable ‘
3“»
wool. for 91 the garment. ,
Mons winter weight underwear. in
the white, natural, camel hair or red"
wool; steam shrunken, tape covered
seams. suspender tapes, and all that,‘
goes to make up the very best values, . ,
from Q1 up.
8385 Washington sent.
Fail Merchandise
When you are ready to consider the question oi new Fall and
Winter Underwear, Warm Fabric Gloves, new styles in Shirt:
Waists, etc.. we are ready to discuss these subjects with you.
We are prepared to {all all your wants in these lines and the ‘ Q
qualities and prices are periloulmrly pleasing.
N. EBYAN,
86 WASHINGTON ST”
LARGE ABBORTMENT
SOUTH NORWALK.
OF READY TO WEAR
VTRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS
s.s.T11.L0TSoN,
36 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH .NORWALK. .CQNN.
Don't blamelrlll , ,
0n the Bulchet-~ Q» .
It may be the cook-dint we'll take. IV.
a. chance on that, for we know our ’
meats are A1 tender juicy and do-
llcious.
beef suit you for today‘ a dinner. -
J. W. "DODGE.
Successor to Jacob mucus. ,
22 Washington Street. ’Phons 888.4.
THE PARIS CLOAK
33 South Main Street,
good?” cheapest house in The Norwslks because we manufacture our own
Waists 80c up; Coats :4. 98 up; Skirts,
Suits, Q1138 up; Evening Gowns.
LOUII UDELMAN
:26 Washington Street.
825.
AND SUIT HOUSE,
South Norwalk
:1. 98 up; Help Coats, 310.48 up:
00 up; Furs at all prices.
CLOTHIER AND PU INISHIB.
Next to Post Office, So. Norwalk.
Clothing and Furnishings as all prices.
We sell for cash and save you too to than double.
rinsed.
LOUIS UQDELMAN
1 up mun
I1". FRII.
Graduate
II WALI. M'II’Q‘I', '
Often soc attributes a isokcf clums- of
mm are wholly Iobiams.
9
Come and be con-
ACCORDINOLY.‘
vision is his Ins .
Would It not be well to am
0 E. Jackson.
Optician.
, wowvvau. or.
nature spectacles nonsr or later. If»
glasses. become more washed. be
live wonders it used In time.
HOMER B. HOYT.
Room 0. United Bank
Illscis scisi Appointments at
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festive eves unless strengthened with
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