Woodman-1mm».
‘ has the bowdxproriuiit’ Sadr:
‘ not pdmibie to be well when they
. . or. man rump. itmctiou on
I i the how a,
it .
III: while Mrs. Charles Keane ill.» I.
I, pneumonia and Mrs. John TreadWell is ,
a'vIcIIuI oi' grip. “
IM
Math NI”. "1011 I!“
vita not guilty of a 11% tion ot the
solidity liquor law last rillll‘y
I Tomaso wanton trlaIIlaiIl ursday
luau Whitsunday Ilud ‘ afternoon and was sciatica-i s morn
of this was, conduct. . ‘ .‘. l . Withsssea for the stalls pruduca'd
i MY» J. all!“ WW9”. D', ‘ ottlo of dark red whiskey. which
mommy to to suit...» service‘s on boy claimed had been bought at Pro-
, unday morning and evening, tho con- opovita's place, but he stated he did .
' , cart taking place In the evening In ‘ . hot sell that quality of whiskey at all,
the morning at 10: 45 there will be“ and he, pruducod a boitio 01' “another
Communisma specialV music and recap- ol .1 brand of straw color to Illustrate the
tiou of mambo . ; disilii‘tliiou .
Miss Wolmhwood. oldest daugh- I “I’ll give you a hundred dollars it .
ier otillir. Mrs. William Plumb . you" Iiud any of that whiskey in my -
ted her fourteenth“, place!" he exclaimed to Prosecuting
Attorney Keneaiy referring to the
aservlcos at the Con-
for that 4' «
allbm I. ‘ loans :1... body inside and leaves I .‘
Iioiod ag lscoim discuss. it for .
‘ smog. wi’shioimow howitlfeols I ,
to bevtborou well. we this N‘ ‘
........... amt 1......“3553g... III
.scld, byail dealers, MSW and soc,
, . «(it “ Wm
anniversary 0 I I. ,iwylhiyrpaluiulsurglcalmr; 1" L ‘
birth on Saturday:‘
I.“
Ola-runhihwm
.u Mbmu..., ‘
‘ Pinon. Int-C.
RobertSmlth.
Rm, Bonn.
oumsN AND No'fso'rou.
The engagement of Arthur S Hoyt.
01 Bedford Place. Stamford and Miss
Elizabeth J. Jacobs of Nbroion, has
been announced.
. They are to be mar.
rlod inthe tall.
, The Bridge Pharmacy.
H. w. Chambers.
p n 10 no I' Hafncr'li
noun store. items for publication arsl
coll cted daily. 1'th ”paid as slum
ed y tits writ» Juan mauldoncc oil
good faith. '
Mrs. (Hilliard WI spent yesteIIl
day In New York.- .
Edward Addis, of New Milford
visiting friends here.
Miss Margaret Sites is conflucd to
her home by an attack of grip.
Miss Georgie Morrell. of Osborn
avenue, is recovering from uppcudiI
citls.
William Robinson is home from
Hartford, where he is attending col»
lege.
—'Basketball, Randall's Hall. Pas»
times vs. Sacred Hearts; Pastime 2d
vs, Nutmeg 2d. Wed. eve Adm. 15c.
Dancing.
Ashley Dickinson, of New York, hall
been visiting his aunt, Mrs. Thomaa
Benedict
Miss Saydee Russell has gone to
White Plains where' one will residc
with her mother.
Mrs. mums. Ashbrook, or Fitch
st roet, Is slowly recovering from a prol-
iracted attack of pneumonia
The birthday social of the Epworih
iiéague of the East Avenue Methodist
Church will be held this evening.
The Pastime Orchestra of which
Charles Levy is leader will play this
evening at the basketball game betwecu
Ihe Pastimes and the Nationals.
~Baskotb’ali. Randall's Hall: Parl-
times vs. Sacred Hearts; Pastime 2d
vs. Nutmeg 2d. Wed. eve Adm. lhc
Dancing. _
A business meeting of the laadlcu‘
Auxiliary 01' Christ Church parish wilIl
be held at the house of Mrs G iI
Smith, tomorrow afternoon. at 4
o‘clock
An unknown woman was seized with
a tit yesterday afternoon near tivc
Keogh building
summoned and took care of hcr.
sustained no serious injuries.
Mrs. Clara A. Stobblns, of Bethull,
aunt of Alonso Wheeler of this place.
home them. The
died yesterday at he:
funeral will be hei tomorrow morp-
lng at 11 o'clock in Bctllcl. Mrs. Slob
bins was well known to a numbei of
Dust Norwaik. people.
Dr. L. M. Allen's launch ucar'ly sIqu
during the night.
high tide and the counter of thiI ciui
caught under 1113 simlngpiacc of the
whart. Silo partially Illicit with Willi:
or. She was pumppd out this much
lag and sustalnod no damage.
it was expcclcd that “(W Edwulld
(‘unnlilghum would return today i‘iulm
the coutcrcucc. llo has boon select
cd to slay another year which is a
aomco of meat gratification to the
numbers of his flock by whom Milli”
71 c.
113
Ilccply loved. and rovorcd.
church is rapidly growing under 11L
auldhncc and the moral tone of ii
uuumunity is improving. ‘
A LUCKY POITMISTRIB!
(
‘ and John Harrison arrived ,at
.4 and decided that the Nutmeg state
has good enough tor them. They found I
l’did not prolong their stay in the land
id.
Dr. F. B Baker wills
Slilc
There was a veitry
Charles Scofleld
their
homes In Noroton this week. They
gave up the Idea of locating In Florida
Robert Morrison,
‘laud valued at tuboulous prices, and
‘not very desirable at that, and they
, f palms, although they visited sever.
~ 1 towns in the state.
~Dyspepsia is our national ailment.
Burdock Blood Bitters Is the national
cure for it. It strengthens stomach
membranes, promotes flow of discs
tlve juices. purfles the blood, builds
you up.
WESTPOR’L‘
'l‘lle Beuchslde Inn deal with New
York parties has fallen through.
Mrs. A. 0. Jennings, of Waterbury.
has been making a brief visit. in this
vicinity. .
Ebenezer Bukcr. of Southington,
spent the and of the week in town with
relatives.
Albert Mills and wife spent Sunday
in Stratford with their uncle and aunl
of that place.
Mrs J. H. Jennings is entertaining
a daughter from Bridgeport at her
Farms home.
Friday a game of baseball between
married men of Westport and Songs-
tuck will be on in the afternoon. Fred
Kemper is picked to captain one of
thc nines.
NEW CANAAN.
Mrs. David H. Lockwood ls ill at her
home in Railroad avenue.
Cyrus Crofooi. of Norwalk,
visitor in town ovcr Sunday.
Percy Baker. of Now .York. is ill at
his home in Railroad aVonuc.
John Sloan, of South: Norwulk, was
In town. Saturday. visiting friends.
Gilbert lI‘. Stevous' new house in
South Main street has been started.
Robert Schmidt, 01’ New Haven. was
a guest. of his parents in South ave-
nue. Sunday.
W. H. Slcklcs. Jr.. of New York,
was a guest of his father in East. avo-
uuc, Sunday
(lean go Purdy, Harold Hamilton and
Orrlc McKeudIy spent Saturday and
Sunday in New York.
Miss Edna Meeker,
visiting her aunt. Mrs.
wood. Railroad avenue,
A young duughtcr of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Kaiser, of Stamford, is serious-
ly in with pneumonia.
The repairs and Installing of sani-
tary improvements that have been
going on in the depot are all isom-
pli’li‘il.
(lcorgc Moorc. of Stamford. has been
ongagmi by the local baseball club to
play short stop with their team this
881180“.
Miss Helen and Dennis McCarthy, of
New York, are visiting their sister.
Mrs. W. H. Winters, at the Birdsall
housc.
David Patinrson, who Is convalescing
from a six wocks' illness with pneu-
monia, was a guest of Stamford
friends, Saturday.
Musicl (amcmn Borel. a bright
young lad fluttered a painful accident
Saturday evening. While playing he
ucvercly laccrutud his right knee with
the point 01 a ille. lie is able to walk.
howover.
Tho [rule has been established and
, work has been commenced on the lay
tug of the sidewalk from. the east. side
or South Main street to the corner at
(‘cmetery street
W118 ii
of Weston. is
I). H. Lock-
youthi‘ul hostess.
Iii Connecticut
Continued From First Page.
bushels, but the majority of the
steamers have capacities of less than
2, 000 bushels. . I
01’ the 08,039. 2 acres used for the cal
tlvatiou of oysters the fifteen largest
owners have title to the following
number of acres:
Henry C Rowe, New Haveu,11.839.1
The H. J. l'iaawls Oyster 00..
Bridge - 9,987.5
Andrew Radtel Bridgeport. 6,279.1
Jeremiah Smith It Son New
Haven, 3,257.7
W. H. Mervin & Sous, Milford, 2,082.7
May Oyster 00., BIIdgeport 1,471.2
E. h‘. Lockwood, Cos Cob, 1,440.
Stratford Oyster (10., Stratford, 1,230.8
Williaml Stevens Rowayton 1,157.4
Frank T. Lane, New Haven, 1,113.6
George H. Townsend, New lia-
vcn, 1,084.6
Smith Brothers, New Haven. 1,084.3
American Oyster Co, New Ha-
ven, 1.84.6
Frank Miller, Bridgeport, 1,039.6
iI‘. Mansfield 8: Sons New Ha-
ven,
“Connecticut still holds her suprc
mucy as the great seeds giound for
oysters] states the report "while 101
rapidly maturing them Ithodc Island
and New York have locations of ex
coptlounl vuluc. lround continues to
be taken up in both the last. named
states by enterprising Connecticut. men
who sued additional maturing ground
and whose expanding business de-
mands more room."
“in this connection it is not out of
place to call attention to a movement
in the oyster planting business in
New York state and some 01' its rc-
ccui complications. (lcrluiu buymcn
have through counsel, protested at the
oflico of lili‘ New York Forum, Fish
and (1111110 Commission against the
granting of lenses of oystcr grounds
to certain portion who lIuvc applied
for them and who wish to cultivate
them after modern methods undwlih
modcru maclilucl‘y. it is :Irguod, on
the other hand, that were tho. policy
of thc 'buyiucu’ to prevail New York
would cvcutuully become dcpcudcut
for its oyster supply upon the. State.
of Conuccticut. whcrc tho most (up
lightened policy of loosing of lands
under water prevails. in 1887 the
New York lmgisluiul'c passed a law
for tho purpose of stimulating thc cul-
tivation of oystcrs, but (‘xprcsaly pro-
oervlng for tho pcoplc of thc Stutc, for
over all of tho natural beds.
“Under the provisions of this statutc
large tracts of oystcr land wcrc leased
and a Kraut impetus was givcu to the
oyster) usincss of tho Stuic By thc
working of the culilvutcd nrcus in
proximity to thc natural beds, thc
"latter were rendered vastly morn proli-
fic and reuiuuerutivc. l.uicly lllII
legality of a uumbor of losses has
been attacked. but the Stuiu of Now
York will doubtlcss qukc good thc
guarantee of its agents, thc Forcst.
Fish and Game Commission."
As for the act of 1905 the commission
states that, It was scattering and an
oven. and not equal to that 01 I904
Considerable of tho 1904 sccd was loll
over and was dredged last year. A
conservative catimatc' oi the strip
natural boils last year placcs the
amount of seed extracted ill 140.0011
bushels of which 70,000 wcrc bought
by one firm 0! Long Island planters.
Because of the good sci; or 1904 the
price of seed oysters in 1905 was ex-
copilonally low.
Star iish and drillers continue to both-
enthe growers but Improved appli-
ances have put the planters in pos-
sessions of means of defense.
There were 50 acres of new grounds
sold last. year while the application
for grounds "to try" has been exceed-
ingly laws. Most of these grounds
lie to the eastward of those now in
Development oi Oyster Growth.
1.03m H
11.11%.“
known to do all that. Is claims fort t.
spiral list at owners pit oyster
grounds in tho stain. with Is 1‘ hold-
ings, printed by the commission in
their report for 1898. we find 68, 0868
acres or mounds held by 338 different
owners. in 1904 only eleven years
later we had 66,613“ held by 180.
“The corporations have increased in
number rapidly and there is about the
same acmugo in cultivation, while
many or the lurgost owners have large
holdings in lihodc Island and New
York. as well as in Couucctlc.ut The
list of owners has been cut in two,
but the amount of grounds remain
practically the same.’
Of the eight natural oyster beds in
the state which have an acreage of
5,770 thc two off Bridgeport‘havc with-
in 1,179 acres oi, the cutirc area. The
Bridgeport and Stratford bed has an
arcs of 3.387 acres and the Faii‘flcld
and Souihpori 1ch an“ area 01’ 1,202
acres. making a total of 4,691 for the
two. The next largest. is at Gr~ocn
wicb and has an area of only 403 acres,
. ' L” R'oglqlod'dé "2
{W8 "Kym"
«a. ,1“
It’s .,;
Step in undigeh
Ii Call heel
E. ii; Gilliam,
DECORATOR.
. TELEPHONE—452.,
10 FIRST sr. E. NORWALK.
medy which for ucnrl forty yam .,
lid 11. built slaiirlitlilmiil 7
”Wm
: 2 lbs. .‘Apricots,
«a. ilUAiiiiilEiED
PREFERRED SHARES
- New York Realty Owusrsifla.
shares sold at 8100 each in amounts
8100 to $10,000, pay 8 per cent. semi»
sally tram hate ’0: Issue.” Basins-s
llshed tap yous. Ten thousand
choc paid for profits. with increased
surp us show results. Particulars on
request. I
R. L. OOBURN, General Agent.
16 150. Nauru. South Norwalk.
Do not forget. that
Dr. Humphrio’s
Blood Reuledb
is not only a Blood Purifier. bill a
Blood Builder.
lho, loltfuss Plurmacv.
i No. MAIN or. so.'Noawu K.
Specials
FOR
7“ .,Salu1dail 'and Mondau
Oblu.
Gold Medal Flour, per bag,
Volunteer Flour, per bag.
65::
60c
Our Vary Beat June Butter, per "1.. 24¢
Fresh Made Butter, per "3.,
18 Strictly Fresh Eggs,
27
25c
0
tull,
24 Cottage Ave. East Norwalk, Ct.
. Tat. Gal . cases.
1341 ‘ , 1806
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
BTOVES AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Gas and Steam Fitting,
Gas Fixtures, Metal Ceiling, Etc.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
17 WALL sTaEET, NORWALK.
WilliamEMeeker
General
contractor and Plumber.
STEAM HEATING.
Honest Work and Ample Ex-
parlance.
Water St. South Mall.
spouses ros'r omen am: in.
Iirhéré ills ‘ LE Mora Hill's."
Jackson
Roglgtuod
uwnstfiiililsou" 13‘
6|an NEw LIFE AND mm:
19 91-13 Hours, CHAIRS, Fibula
TUNE AND morons FRAMES. ,.
iT :3 THE IoEAL FINISH FOR
ALL mrsmon wooowonx
BATH Rooms, sAsH AND sILLs.
ANY ONE PRESENTING THIS so
VERTISEMENT TO THIS STORE
WILL GET A .CAN FREE.
Ii
prying broken rocks out of a spot
where a dynamite cartridge had just
been not oil? and when a. clowbar hit
the apparently exploded
there was another detonation;
FRANK“ C.
VAN scor.
PLUMBING.
STEAM.
HOT WATER.
AND
GAS FITTING.
On and after Apr.
2.1906 the prices on
chandeliers and. Wels-
. bash Goods will be
greailil
Now is the lime to
take advantage of this
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street.
Telephone 427.
South Norwalk, Conn.
reduced.
offer and
Pipe Thai House
1101] have been think-
inc about.
Estimates cheeriIIl-
ill furnished.
lilo houseboat Railway
. . CAPITAL. ',.
. 1.. or to - . I... . .
. .! am up chap that calls lggmzia'gpggg Igggg'rgmg i..':::.t:...°.:a....ru::. .. tutorials; “if :{ggr..,,.., , .0... fl... W E , We" mum ”it 'I .
' i“ ‘ her home here The :70 people f. l “W’s” ”T“ thugs now" said Mr. Kenoaly . - . TE I -. 3100,00000
Frgsh Made Butter for 290 lb, passed a merry afternoon wit games, W8“ 0y 3" SP” “1! Pokopovits was defended by Attor Now YQRK April'li o-Two itallau
music, etc. completing the magma 4”“ b ””1 MWWWW “m"! any [9. 0. Hull.
snub r‘aydiseun It should be rimrimi to Iii laborers Word family “111le by 9-“ SURPLUS AND PROFITs.
beat me " lye,“ cant l‘llllrtillllu Ilue supper} with "ms usual mm “blips “mm M‘ I” " explosion of dynamite in an excavation
prearfiugmflfi“ $123.13.; byevegligm ‘Iuinmchswiuwg'sr 111:”ch ui. m“ Chefllel‘. lOdflY- They were SINJOOJO
cartrid go
and Lighting Company.
TWO SOUTH NORWALK MIN IN
LUCK.
Both had Endowments paid them
- I this month by the Canal General Life
The investment was so good
they insured again in the same com-
Why don‘t you?
ins. Co.
puny.
F. H. FIELD, Generll AIOM,
United Bank Bldg. So. Norwaik, Conn
TolsphonoaaG—o.
all Papers.
W. hats codes-Torso at; all timo-
to bring our, customers tho but the
market afforded, and our ulscilon at
T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
...alaa’- '
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON. Pros. ,'
JOHN H KNAPP, Vice-Pr".
JACOB M. LAYTON. Cashier.
DIRECTORS. ‘ ‘
EI H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
IJoslsh R. Marvin .I. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swartz John H. Lights?
Fred H. Rowan. l
6“
..._..a;
1.
THE NEW.
HOTEL VICTO‘RI
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT I I
EUROPEAN PLAN. I.
..0ur rooms a spacial feature. Ga! .
and Electric Lights throughout. Isl.
cry room heated. ‘
RATES REASONABLE.
Finely stocked Cafe in connection.
A full line of Ackor, Merrill 0. cm.
on Co’ a celebrated Wines, Liquors and 1
Cigars always on hand.
Telephone Call, 396—3.
11
Fine Bbiidlng Lois; .
IN NORWALK PARK '
For: sale, at very low figurts:
RESTRICTED PROPERfi I
For prices, particulars and terms; .
Address . ...,.,;,‘ l
Jacob M. Lewis)
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
5 Railroad Ave.,
So. Nor-walk.
ms: JOHN a. ”women
A GENCIE S.
ALL iNSURANCE, REAL' ESTA?!
MORTGAGES N'oTARY, a
soar TICKETS Pnos'AT’E Sow
pATs‘N'Ts sscusEo. '
2 SOUTH MAIN STREET”.
Tel. Call. 408. I'
EVERY LADY‘S anssINo GHA
BER. ‘ ‘
should be equipped With w: 'daiuty.
snow white. onoplece “Standard" Pore
celalu Enameled Lavatoryi ' . ‘
Have you ever stopped to consider‘
how dellghtully convenient It would
be to have hot and cold running wile "
in your dressing chamber, slun-
ing apartment of that floor toilet:
room? its presence would allord you
the hlgest dogrec of comiort. . In ‘
We will gladly quote you prices“)!!!
plumbers are strictly cqupetenllnm.
chanics, honest and reliable. "‘5“
Horses R. n.
CORNER MAIN AND wss‘r's
. South Nor-walk, Co
shim warms
Funeral Director
and Embalmer. .
cultivation and the using up of the “WW" w'" °°"""‘°‘ “‘" "m“
Automobiles Mean 1° N... M... 3.. WW
Gharlssfé. Dow’s.
in Mrs. Alum of Cary. Mos Willi) most available grounds want of Guii- we think a crowning triumpth. W! are Ruldonco a Washington I
has found DI- n 5 New ”'9 Pm“ I“ SOUTH WILTON. ford'has resulted In experiments along '
be tho bolt tour. she ever tried ilor George Jones. who has boon on the the Cuiltord shore, and thence “3 far 8% PM“. [Marne HARDWARE. anxious to havc your judgmmg upon Tolcphono at houss, 184.!
linolllnl “1001.310 Liver and Bow sick list. Is now much improtod. cast as the anode island line. . , . mm. _. .
via in no“ order. YW“ “We Mrs. 19“" “we" ‘5 again “”9 ‘0 The commission calls attention to .- It! WASHINGTON ,STREIT
with bar It try the" Mini.“ vulri- be out. “W her 18°93‘10"” illness. the fact. that while the oyster business M S] 250 m Hilton “73‘ . .. $5 ‘ Our Paper Hangar. uodcntand [f {on Have N
tiers th'atl {poo new lite. Gumnmpd Mrs. James H Hauford has been vis- is “Wm; that the number of own- i ' ' 0 hanging wall Plim-
liing Mrs. Charles Finch iaI Stamford
Mrs Frederick Raymond. of Dado
‘bury. has been visiting her sister. Miss
by 14‘ 11.30“” 130th Norwalk, wild
la.1’.Wead.NoI-'walk,druggists.Price
250.
or: of grounds have been cut. in two.
We offer a car with a double oppOsad
“looking back to
24 h. p motor. which has over 25 con-
Iisteut winniuu throughout season of
The report reads:
FRESH FISH.
W Viola Ta lor. “ ”W“ , n a hill limbs, 2 it
so WAYTON , our. .......... .. m... I... . - airstrip... mi. ..... this: MW ”in” ""“mim's'imi at..“r.:..:..°‘:.,u::.r.liii
M... 0...... I... .. “III-I... “I" I“ {1111th I”:i:i‘.’“.°:.€'.‘..°;i‘dl“‘““ “i" I... souoo ESEQWI‘JI‘DM “”‘°"“"" 12° Goods Printers Supplies 00‘“ W. I... HIM
the Brookslde school. I! "I 8 ' l ' . ----- 0 that. a man or 1 la y ws’n‘ .
Mr. and Mrs. William Clark at , . , -.
statistical? “I“ ”W "' a... ... WM... . I Imus a: auras; "or. "‘11:": ------ Ir IIIII.';I:.I:::;I.III°II:::I°I.1°° .
amoral members at the Fly I d fl ""9- Fun“ 1'0"“? home 0" (1mm “ “ml-dilation withstands.» m1". and Ml “I a" 8M0 I“ {fl-VIN. :A'O . .. ----- - ----- 7‘ TO 939'". P1 .
fichtilditidl families are occilrvlns lhl If "‘“n "" swig? ofllcioncr of nonrandom». at “.000. ° Window shades. Picture mining.
cottlige «a Bell mm for a m ”1:113;lugglweaomzmgfmg M '1...” m 3. arm can ..... ......... 12c
ii ll II “on V,
weeks. i it e- nold, for her sister, Mimi Mabel, who “0*!“ ’Mm;tnd "l Oil-lo! 10.“ m HADDOCK ““““ " " ‘°’ W
HurryJ 110111 of liturgy 0133a tom .3 “We iii “ m. Mm hm. :fih no 11:11:.” M We offer III-omen 4045 b. 19 car. audio «MON .. ....... lilo OPIGIMI
m‘WNJ‘ aik “Yachmiub‘nd has “I. Many from this end of the town ab .5: ‘ . W 15.; “w" nimble 0i Whirl“! , 30:13 on I0 “my" "augm- ,,,,,,, 12;
the on: to Ron ton hbrbor for an Ioncod m” “m, Comm“ millinery , m fl I All . hand is, and a sh: e or an on ..Vory “mum“ at all km. 0; M” Cloth Window sham with Prince. .
3353:5113. y opening on Friday and Saturday “tilt/Ill! I, 1 a; p14 moor .0" all; 3:18}. mo ”ill“ to M 0" n all this wukrst sscccdingiy “"0"”. 260: Width Curtain VIII“; with Fix. .
b 4 a - I “ . . / I
Mrs. Hsnflctts Raymond‘hnd do 1:1 missiles 0‘ M" A‘ E Me” n W s4 . These rs m in by tho.second pm... ~ Ioiicd Locum him-day. tuna, 1°“
l)" "'13:.“ ”Numfihhfi . iii (a W“ “‘2‘ ’9 I‘i olden: mwsctursr‘s mask: and 5"
outs ‘2 y , sun or n , .2 on
y it , WESTON. .. .
(gig rDibblei. who has been 111,“! Mrs. W P.110wlaud entertained 313523.13"... pawn.“ Plinilllfl illlil PM," lllllolllfl.
ablc to be about min. and is (mild friends from Reading last week. . I.. . , : I I - gmtsst «comm is up, w; hm.
.Irnbly improvsd iii houlth . Mrs A. '1‘. Tunney and Mrs. 'l‘hao- .‘ Us . " , . l mmlmy m.“ in il .""‘:‘
m Row. 11. -: foil abut 0 $31“ Hiahlltn! visited Georgetown , ~ .' .» a“... . Writs toot 5m bit L fly) I, ,
. _ . . . wit!
1 II t who as been .. ’ "JIM-I mm u. my
“sawhsv in tin isork .‘ '1"
:22 Nflgv Jam has returned homo. ‘I , , 33.1., . . MINI! ill, «woodcut. 87 Washiupicli “rcpt, _
MrIJIflnulIth-NOI. .4... . . . . . ..,.i. : m calm , climb .c «a». Ncmlk.
7.1. 6011..
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