, , DEVIL’S IBLAND‘ TORTURE
.r terns worse than the terrible ease of.
‘ Piles that‘afliictcd me it) years. Then , ‘
, l was advised to apply Buchlen's Arnl»
ca Salve. and less than a box perms-' l
nontiy cured me, writes I.. at. Napier.
of Bangles, Kr. Bests nil Wounds.
Burns and Sores like ulugic. 25c at
F. H. Baxter‘s, South Norwullt, and B).
P. Wood's. Norwalk.,druggists. N
”WW .
nusslAN MUNICIPAL DELEGATES. “
flew...
mtcnestcvery woman.
l You seldom readvanyt‘hing more I
sincere or to the, point.
. “I have used four large. bottles
of Rexail Mucu-‘I‘onc. and what it:
has done. for me is wonderful. I
am: his;
: Treasurer. Henry ,
Secretary, Charles Bennett.
wes'rpoa'r.
Improvements are being made to the “
lace:
; ' Kilnofelter will “pro
fillies. mu.
undergo an . . '
Recall refers, not to ‘i
. iii
. nb’y
operation for appendicitis» next week.
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n ‘ no... - . . . , , r .. v - " , at cmac am ovarian iron in 'l “ M ‘ (we 0"" 0 ‘9 "“mcm‘ "mwemon V ' I
Ca. lain ha i , , . has been visiting friends in this viciu- .. , Pam“! ill Wilma -. . . . .
i ,‘f mfi‘wogaoergscgrgpmmrl‘lmo uglc$:-.:ge-¥ié£urxhsni£§s§ ity. ., ‘ ‘ ‘ ' bad. Since I have taken Mucu- Nobody kndws better how been completed. The delegation TIAN’IAOTIABINIHAL
is composed of 44 Radicals, including
28 Jews. and till Moderates.
court . by not appearing and “”nt
9 .-
M ‘ W Wm, Jump .in the , Tom: 1 have not had a doctor, but ““"l The [1“le DWI! IUSINBVII.
up H as An, I‘J'nointls entertained the,
tile inlaid. W “$11? I ‘
PRICE? , ‘ infirm“ reiadhsd lay margin; in Afternoon t “at Club at her Farms before 1 had four doctors. and $223,933; sfr“fif¢m§mtrlge l . i 0““.
5t! E 0 L . "93 “3' morn M. an W9“ 1' 39' 0° “89 3’98 9!? Mb ' T s ‘ ' . , _ .. ' ‘ .lvin indoors so mucl durin the P. 1?
P R 8 TT E port, yesterday morning to take his none “med to 3“”? me Ml) i“? all. g ‘ g . A .‘ AF
’5. winter months creates a sort of stuffy.
3-‘BOTTLESTFOR $2.00. Each Rexali Remedy it
place in the lull)? box. Gilliam Bell Misfortune: never come single hand-l 1M“ 1 think it was a blessing
want-otoaone condition in the blood
mefllgetflpwaw
said the lodge said he would only hilve
to servetbe afternoon before. but t at
in spite of that fact he was “on rice ‘"
all day—on his oyster steamer in the
ed and so it happens that on the eve"
of the centifui tax, paying day named
the equally important matter of do
licensing. ,‘ May 1 is about, the tire
for the licenses and it‘ll: l'given out
when I received my first bottle of
l have had several
Moan-Tone.
of my rviriends try it, and
done them good.
is a (rated and proved
success. selected for its
conspicuous merit from
it has many of its class. All
and system generally. Clean up and
got ready for spring. Take a few Enr-
ly Risers. These famous little pills
‘ cleanse the liver, stomach and bowels
. 5100.000.”
surrealism Peer '
pursuance; '
:owm H. enhances
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vino-e
noon in. turns.
Sound. . .
Maren AND mono-ms.
i Miss Myra. J, Davis has been ill for .
several days.
had established rcputa- ‘
tionsthrou it their con- .‘v
tinned use physicians .
before they became mem—
hlers of the Rexall fam-
l y.
now that the delinquents won't be
coaxed along much after the prescrib-
ed time for final settlement.
NEw‘cANAAN.
Herbert, Scofleld was a visitor in
and give the blood a chance to purify
itself. They relieve headache, sallow
Sold by The Clifford
00
“I hope this will helpnnothcr
sufferer like '1 was. You can use
my letter if you wish—Mus. W.
I. BMNDaNsuno, Akron, 0."
complexion. etc.
use—a
Dr. linrtung, of NorotOn, lost nyalu- New York egterday' l catan’h’ was the Cause Of Mrs. . ‘ ”0:361:61“ N
able dog Monday. ‘ George Ezerett who has been visit- Brandenburg's sickness. For Nervousncss- E. H. "flaw.“ "66"
Frank Southwick left for Lake Sun- ing in Sinmfordens returned to his The ailments of womanhood “139an Americanitia ‘ John H.501.” Mutual
“ 3““va it, Mr“ 4' ‘ home. , . wore but the results of catarrhal “’“r' 75° ~ ~ glad!" mums. J. Walla
my?“ $813} 373%“ has been Viall' 'One ofv‘B. P. Mead‘s houses in But; poisoning. ' For Dyspepsia— 0 d ft A l‘ “"0 ““23: H «law's.
' ' ' tis avenue has been improved an Regan . , ,_ Rexnil D . . 1.
E8“ Norwalk Fire District Mr. and Mrs. David Campbell moved painted. MM" Tone was p” Cure. 25¢ ) speps ‘ a u an a er Dr. -
pared for just such conditions. it
is a germ destroyer, clearing the
system of. every trace of the ca»
tarrhai parasites. and at the same
time tuning up the mucous tissues
that have been tlisicascd by the can
tarrllnl germs. '
.\'o other remedy is so admiro
ably designed for the ailments ot'
\VOIIIPH.
We sell a large trial size bottle
of Morn-Tone at fifty cents on a
positive mmrantec that if you are
not benefited We will hand you
Tuesday to their new home.
'Mrs.'.loeeph Hindiey has been enter.
talnlngafriends from the Catskills.
Dr. Alice Lyon Fitch will entertain
the Wsrien Whist Club at "Cedarwild"
this evening. a
Mrs. Jacilsonl of N. Y.. is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Henning. of Bing‘s
End, Norotou. . ‘
Mr. and Mrs, T. B. Wilson. of Brook~
lyn, spent Sunday at. their summer
home in Barton. .
Howard Willmott received a pretty
signer ring for his birthday from his
sister, Miss Susie.
Clifford Scovell. of Norfolk, Conn.
HOTEL VleTO;
EUROPEANPLA
Our room- a special fan
and Electric Light. thro
cry room heated. ‘
RATES REASON - '
Finely stocked Cale iri‘ n
A full line of Ackcr, Mom '
dit 00.. celebrated Wines. Liquur'e]
Cigars always on hand.
1‘. J. SULLIVAN,
Segbert Brinkcrhoff who has been
seriously ill with neuralgia, is much
better. -
Thomas W. Hall has purchased a
new. sixty hours-power Thomas tour.
lug car.
Miss Julie Isahey will shortly open
a mil‘linery emporium at. her home in
. Locust avenue.
Miss Mac Fairiynnd brother, C.
Ned. were guests of Dorian friends
Tuesday evening.
The Episcopal baseball club will
play the Catholic boys at the Park
street grounds tomorrow.
The taxpayers of the East. Norwalk
Fire Districtare, hereby n titled that
the District tax of ‘tvvo m Heron the
dollar. laid tho the Town Assessment
List of 1905 at a meeting of the Dis»
trict held on the 6th day of June, 1905,
at the East Norwalk school house. will
be due, and payable on the second day
of April. 1906, at which time I shall
be ready torecelve the same at my
stars. No. 10 First street. Penalty at-
the rate of nine per cent. a year from
April 1, 1906 will be charged on all
taxes remaining unpaid on and after
May 1, 1906. ’
E. E. GORHAM.
2. 19-06 the, prices on
chandeliers and Wels-
bach Goods will be
areatlu reduced.
Now is the time to
. take advantage of this
For Coughs-—
Rexall Cherry Juice,
large bottle, 25c.
And-
[96 other Rexnll Rem-
edies for 196 other ail-
luents.
Collector of Taxes for the East Nor-
waik Fire District.
Dated. East Norwalk. March 28. 1906.
m30 10t
.._..__ Wm. MM WM“...
The annual meeting and election of
officers of the lschoda Club will he
held this evening.
Arthur Morrison has resigned his
position with ‘the Yale. and Towns
Manufacturing Company.
Leroy Hoyt, who recently underwent
an operation in the Bridgeport Hospi~
ml, is getting along nicely.
Emerson Ayres will lead the meet-
ing of the Juni0r Band this evening at
the East Avenue Methodist Church.
Hot. Cross Buns are being advertised
now and the signs are a forcible rc-
minder of tho nearuess-of Good Fri-
my.
Several members of the Advent
Christian Church have been to Bridge-
port this week to hear Rev. Mrs, M.
McKinistry lecture.
The condition of Miss Georgia E.
Morrell, of Smith Osborn avenue, who
is suffering from an attack of nppen~
dicltls, is slightly improved.
Richard Dunning has secured a posi-
tion in the packing and shipping de-
partment of the Radel Oyster Com-
pany at the Hoyt. oyster house, in
South Norwalk.
The prayer meeting last. evening at
the East Avenue Methodist Church
was well attended. Charles Simone
led the meet? in the absence of the
pastor, Rev. Cunningham who is at-
tending the church conference in
Brooklyn, .
East Norwalk Methodists will be
greatly pleased to learn that the minis.
ter who is the preacher at their church
on Sunday will be the Rev. John F‘.
Foust. their former pastor. He will
be with them all day Sunday, and will
preach at both services. Many people
will doubtless go to hear him.
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Bomcn, Main street.
Admiral and Mrs. John Lowe have
returned to Noroton from their stay
in Washington. D. C.
James 1.. Wadsworth, of locust Hill
Barton. is spending a few months with
friends in Nortbport. 1.. l.
The proceeds of the sale given the
past week by the ladies of the Meth-
odist church, Dnrien, was $33.00.
Miss Julie. Crothy and Miss Tessie
Quads, of Stamford. were guests of
Miss May Alexander, last. week.
Mrs. M. J. Downs of West Norwalk.
is visiting Mrs. Hartford Smith. who
has been very ill with pneumonia.
Rev. George T. Freeman is absent
this week in Brooklyn. where he is
attending the Methodist Conference.
Beldcu Brown. of Stamford. Was
touring with his new automobile, Tues.
day and was in Darien and Noroton.
Miss Susie Willmont visited Fair-
fleid this week in the interest of. the
Eastern Underwear Company of South
Norwnlk. ,
Miss Helen Inulso Jelliffe leaves
Saturday for a week's visit. with her
grandmother, Mrs. William Jelllffc,
of Brooklyn.
Rev. Louis French has recovered
from his recent illness and will con-
duct the services at St. Duke's Church
Noroton, Sunday.
The Methodist Church at, Dnrien has
just issued very attractive weekly oiv
fol-Inge calendars containing a line por-
trait of the pastor. Rev. George T.
Freeman.
The recitation of "The Mystic
Clock" given at a recent. Darien enter.
tainment by Mrs. Dr, House was fine-
ly rendered and has received many
favorable comments.
Mrs. H. M. Valentine this week rc-
ceived tidings of the greatly improv-
ed health of her young nephew. Keith
.lohu Deva‘nns. who is ill with (.3...
cer of the stomach at his home on
Richmond Hill, is very low.
Miss Nine Desnlond and Miss Es
telle Field. of South Norwalk were
guests of John Coo. ytsterdny.
Simon Bros, are doing the plumbing
and heating work in A, N. Binkerd‘s
new house in Prospect street.
The monthly meeting of the borough
board was held in the engine house
parlors, Tuesday evening. Only rou-
tine business was transacted.
Rev. L. M. lmllnsbttry. who occupied
his pulpit as pastor of the M. FL
Church, last Sunday. will take charge
of the M, E. Church. Bethei, next. Sun.
day.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Winters of New
York are stopping for several weeks
at the Birdsnll House. Mrs. Wintcrs
will be remembered as Miss Marie
McCarthy, who spout many summers
at the hotel.
Joseph M. Sillmun. who has been
stopping at several southern health re-
sorts, for the past six months, return-
ed home from Florida. last evening.
’Mr. Silimen who suffered greatly with
rheumatism, is much improved.
Wnllie Bird. the youngest knight of
the nimrod in this town, took udvnn~
tags of the open trout season. yester-
day, and exhibits a lino string. the
smallest being nine inches In length.
Some of the older lovers of this Spill‘i
have offered Mallic all kinds of in-
ducements to disclose the hiding place-
of this school of speckled bcnuiics.
but he is evidently not too young to
appreciate a good lilillK. and is content
at paddling his own canoe.
At a meeting of the New (tanned
Baseball Club Tuesday ovcuing.xii‘rnnk
Kelly was elected captain in place of
Otto Schmidt. It was also voted to
erect a grand stand on the South are-
nue grounds. The baiting will iw lilt'
same as last season with Jones and
Mend pitchers. and Bucltelcy catcher.
back your money.
The Clifford Pharrnacy, Druggistc
Inc at the reservoir.
nimrod bugged a fine specimen of the}
water fowl. Sea gulls were seen hov~
oriug above the surface of the water
in scul‘rh of food. '
Mrs, Jane Poole has sold. through 3
Norwalk agency. her homestead. con
storing of house and others buildings.
pleasantly situated on ,Bcldcn Hill. The
purchaser is William Hoskins. of New
York, a member of the metropolitan
police force, ~_
A children‘s service. ill commemora-
tionof the use on at the cross, will
be held at St. latthcw’s Church. on
Sunday next. at 7:30 p. m. A cordial
invitation is extended to all. Morning
HHVii't‘ as usual. Other services dur.
ina Holy Week: Wednesday and
'I‘hursdny. .'l p, m.: Good Friday. ii a.
m. and 7:45 p. m. Saturday, Easter
ore. ltl n. m.
Spreading rails caused the dcrnii~
meat of a locomotive of a north bound
freight ncar .Wlltun station early last
Sunday morning. 'l‘rniumcn finally suc-
ceeded ill Jar-king up the engine and-
placing it back on the rails. Passe-n
gcrs on following trains were much
perturbed. as this accident caused over
an hour's detention to both Sunday.
morning locals.
—--——--¢-
LYONS PLAINS i
Services next Sunday in Eninumucl‘
Church at 7- p. In.
One youthfuli Mr. and Mrs. Percy Brown have set.-
iSTURE
tied down to housekeeping in their
new home in Bethei.
Mr. and Mrs. Broderick Sillimnn. oi"
Bridgeport. made a short visit at Mrs.
L. R. Hoyt's on Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brady is on the sick
list suffering with shingles in her face.
She is visiting her daughter here.
Morton Lyon and Wallace Brown. of
Bridgeport. and Frank Trcudwoli. of
N0rwaik_ spent. Sunday at their homes
here.
The funeral services of Hanl'ord
Tile Paint Season
IS AT HAND
and I complete line can be found at
this store.
L. a M. PAINT.
oevoe's PAINT:
canny BROS. vsnmssas.
JAP-A-LAC. '
GRIFFIN'S CRACK AND cnzwca
FILLER.
JOHNSON'S FLOOR WAX.
offer and
Pipe That House
uou have been think-
ing about.
_ Estimates cheerful-
lll furnished.
Ills connection Railway
and lighting Company.
Two SOUTH NORWALK MEN iN
LUCK. .
Both had Endowments paid them
this month by the Conn.| General Life
ins. Co. The investment was so good
they insured again in the same com
pany. Why don’t you?
F. H41FIELD, General Agent,
United I 1; Bldg. 80. Norwalk, Conn
,Tclsphonc 336—5.
We have endeavored at all times
to bring our customers the but the
market afforded, and our selection or
handsome wall covering: this season
we think a crowning triumpth. We are
anxious to have your judgment upon
them.
For sale at very low liglk
For prices, particular and. '
MORTGAGES. .u
BOAT TICKETS, P ROBATE
Telephone Cali.
Restricted . runny
Addres-
‘li GENCIES. ,
ALL macs/mos. REAL
NOTARY
VERY LADY'C DRESS!" C
should be equipped iota
Our Paper Hangers understand _
snow white. oneplece "Stan
hanging wall paper. ~
Jones and Mead alternating. The
regular game will be played on May
A number of
Captain Henry Reynolds succeeded
Edwards, of Washington, D. 0.. who
in launching his sloop today. The craft
has been very ill for many weeks
Rev. W. H. Jepson spent Sunday
night with (iiirid Kellogg and wife.
ATLANTIC d JEWETT'S WHITE
has been aground for several weeks on not. 30 with tho Bellini learn. Mr. and Mrs. James Split 9 te‘ lo celain Enameled Lavatory. .
two very hl‘h sedge ”039' where ”he p John Hallerin who recently sold his ”m‘m'lm‘"? ”m“ "“V" ""‘m “rimmed ed a party at whist on Sglltgtia‘y‘tw- LEAP, .. "" Have you ever stopped. a, .
ran aground Just before the last snow We“ avenue house to William NM for home. . citing, ‘ AND ALL rows or STAINS - - ”W delightfully convenient.
storm. Captain Reynolds succeeded in erecting a residence on the lot nd: Dr. White of Stamford. who rccclll- Frsllk Nichols of New York ‘ 1.. ' ' Elfliiiilll‘ll. LiiiilliS. HilllSilillllilSiilllfl be to have hot and “01d ”win! at
m “13"“! ”mm“ m” "‘9 "a“ and ioinin the Scott Williamson place. ly purchased Mrs. Reid's house in lo upon..." .. ‘mw '93.... hm Wm; h“, A’l‘ fl. ”i! water in your dressing chamhe
”“3 morning at high ““9 “he floated Nettle: Finch is the builder Stevens oust avenue. is having the pint-c grout. mmhm,“ - - . G «d P . ' . 8 1-an apartment of first fl
and with the help of‘several other men B othe bar the stone work iv improved. H0 has purchased nevtlr- ' ' I ~ 00 8, 6“] 8'5 "pp ies room? its presence would
3 ‘ 9“ °“ "“0 a“ "at“ r m e ' ' .. lilld In Forest street from ‘ Mm h- 3- H03" l“ borne strain and the hisest degree 0,. comics
wu lragg D H ‘ nl ones of t . . .
anford Smith has mete “ ntlm- Miss i... Arnlutruul- and will open a illtcnds to remainulnlcss we have an. ..._..... Jw‘ We will gladly quote Nil
we... , her of engagements for sraphoho‘n: new road. The avenue will opcn my”, other blizzard, HARDWARE. TO ORDER. plumbers are strictly- com
flOUR! flOUR flOUR! performances which are very DOME: tly between his home in Locum avenue Miss Hattie Adams. who has spent VII ., . :hanicl. honest and rsiiabl
’ I “t sociables and entertainmgntsh Oil and that of Vincent 1.. Bonus, circling the winter out of town. has returned to In WASHINGTON STREET. "‘50“! 3h“... Plc‘uro Priming. .
' '. ' new ”of"? 'inclgdcmliiécnugrzn, ( in the rear of the resilience of M. A. here home here. _ phat“ 15” H Draco R
Jones & Plleur“ “2.: :3" “i eanHomex Dorian is now Labor, and terminating in. firm“ laof the ‘ __ . , _ ...., W... ”mm ‘ __.W ---- l
9 0 “n e r - s. in air ct. orcst ““3”“ ‘f 'j‘ 1*“ ”"".“""‘"“‘ p . ,
‘ i W caring for‘about twenty-five cliildrelt.. 2min. ("Agar lb: cgmpicilon of the “There "re "0 "or. "fl“ 1." ’ 1’08 m (1 SPECIAL OOINIR MAIN AND
" ‘ Flour. baa. 656 Four are under one year and the old‘ road. Dr. White will build new...“ 'i PLUMBING AND STEAM 9th Win ow Shades with Wings. ,louth Norwalk. 6
9‘“ near ““99“ The management M dwellings. The horn in the rear of his « HEATING. 259; White Curtain Pain, with Fix-
“Am”... m...
the place is excellent and the child-
ren appeercontented and happy.
Ver pretty post cards have been re-
present residence in being converted
tum. 100.
into n doubletenement house. .
Success Flour. ball.
- - - -* - - - 590
If 1‘ WATER , HEATING.
or AIR HEATING. Dlvm w. knit
, . . Funeral 't "
celve from Fred Demon. who is in ' WILTO . STOVE: AND BANG”, . .,- , . ,.
,1 it San Francisco. The cards include pic. ,, N “‘7‘ ""9 TIN "99"N9- Piiliiiiilfl liilii PM)" illillfliiii]. and limb '
, "u.“ of the 3.,“ Rocks. (ha Lick on. Mrs. Thomas liaiatiwcll, ot Weston, 0n and steam Fitting. . II M HIM fl. .
RObOr‘tsmnh sorvntory. Mount Shasta and tho Mc- “’08 l“ l'lW“ 0" Silll‘ll‘Y- 3“ Fixtures. MW “WM 5“- "'“""' '
Have you non‘our stock of Residence. .‘ Wu!“
RICHMOND RANGES?
William Sohtlcilting u. been the
guest. of Brooklyn relatives.
moriai Arch of Stamford University.
H. Sands Belleck is making a tour
Phone 2814. MW”: 99M-
m
RCWAWW.
of the southern states including Flor-
ida in'thc interest of a building omn-
pany of New York. While in the
Mrs. Oscar Budd, of Weston. was the
truest of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Blurgca,
on Sunday.
We offer a car with a double opposed
THE 0 ES _&;.H°TCHKIBS
J iiOMPANY. '
Il- W,Itiiln‘3ten Oil-0t.
1......“
The Berkley noun, Of ROWIWWI- South he will visit members of his The Radio: Circle met Thump“. 34 h. p. motor. which has over 25 can. 17 WALL GTRIiT. NORWALK. 1-“. Con. loath Nor-walk. . ,
has been newly roofed and ii“ ll new famil who are new in Ashville. N. ‘ , 'sistsnt. villains: throughout «noon at W . a . .- r
stable. 0. y alarm, '" u“ “m" °‘ M” mm“ 1905. including a hill climbs. 2 endur~ Comfortable
Contractor Canton ‘1... Ogden. of
Springtime, was in Dorian and llowuy-
me, Monday.
Misc Nettie den. of Brooklyn. is
visiting. her soul n, Mindonnie Scott,
once runs and the world‘s speed record.
M 315500.00
We offer a car With similar-motor
placed under the. hood. bevel ‘
The many friends of “William Ogden
and family, formerly of Dorian, will
be interested to learn that they are
now residing in Brooklyn. His sister.
Mrs. Nasal nee Miss Abbie Ogden, is
FISH.
rm {l‘xsyftlidfl‘pld‘co anerifslrirflo‘ is. ‘
time to stilleojdhad. When you can ,
buy them or the a pound. ‘
The mom Whilst Club will most
Tue ny, April 17. at the home of Mrs.
J., Ewen Betti.
(loom Thomson.
“hills 5%.:qu
1 .;-cold «in. barn, maul
VAN SCOY. that a man or I My
rims. l
of New York.
l on Vii ill re l. . .,. Willie nowandu‘”
of WV“: , also in Brooklyn. Pier husbaudr. MI; is n: a, .g'lmgm‘ pa n I Mr and drive. and marina oil the speed and :3“ ’2'“ 10° “h ‘gtlw y or week. m
Alfred neutron. who is new home NM”. ‘5 ”WW“! ’0‘“ ‘l “V9 9 l‘ The choir and children of St. Mat» cdiciency of any car selling at $2.000. V" “0. 7° lb-
Wut m Smelt.
flint lulu ,
limit Herring.
White Halibut,
12° .hs ‘.
dim
6 lbs. for 23,0,
from college for his ,iiiastcr recess.
will preach in tho‘arookaids chapel.
sander afiemw'
tacit of pleura-pneumonia. .
The Noroton unit-lets Reapers Sco-
deid, Heggerty and Morrison have
thcw's will-meet tomorrow at the
church, to practice the Easter music.
redsricil Benedict has issued his
LiCEN-TRAL
I
At $2,500.00
We alter a t-oyltniier. 4045 b. 9. car.
There will be a meetings! t e ladies
of Reliance Hook and hid or Com-
pany ail-the residence of Mrs. Barclay.
Rowayton IW,"HIII droning.
Henry Whitney. or nation, was in
been heard from by post card from
Charlestown, s. 0.. and Jacksonville.
Fla. The intend to locate just
above Micro and build a house. Their
inns include the building of a host
co tags to litre. Burchard. who has
been occupation flip. Griswoid's ileum
for auroral yours. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer. of New York.
bundle, andabieto nicks any thili on
the hi it our. Equal to any car at
an“ cc. »
capable of scroll“ per hour. any to u. k
. . i W! a
antenna“
. Albeit!» allies of mm out.
his rich. no a
”“90, food?!» aeolian
12s ib.‘
2: 1
. ”Corner." Monroe
;- J. talcum-m.
. . d cum in a or of vexettbles. .msnuya t a: few can at their Til“. “Wm mile.” ill! “69M .07 ii. , . , .
““"m'ill'i and a, Alanna other M'Anruii “gm of mgr mm mp m,” bunnmtn Hurlbutt mm Tiler oldest manufacturorfi‘intne 0. alone sand .1 Lang clams. spouse.
wayton ‘ ‘ ~ were Miss south is expected by mail soon. routempim‘ township: the nearby are “0 experimgnt. Milt fieldindub I quart. . - ,
There,“ Hoyt. lilies 8‘” and mm w' A town. «issues has been called for “WWW Wu" wot-rail. “It. .ni‘l‘ilirglgvil‘i' this"? “glaring“ ' V i
"it: c. l... t... .. a... l... "”l‘m'i‘iimllil muss: . detachments rut ‘“°“‘° .. “ .9: ...:~
. .1. will to'w'm or 39‘ ' can r-~ "
left Saturday i, her paramilitar- ‘1 I poo tramp bliss ills-ts lsymour. at her
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