l “ Douov och:
Wilt. d and lib hue-days of
month-dilly and Aim“. ‘ .
o'iél‘o‘cllir. all lno oi fish lbw
1 so: ‘ nv . ‘ . an
, H. r. ,obert M. Wilson, lino
No.31, 0rd» lantern Ills.
, as hiock.1l,8quki
, t, as and on mam aims
, Holy and A“. ”militia-st
oiclocit. All members of 0.3.”
. cordially invited. Min! Nil“
,. Miss his
. seasonal-w. ‘
po you ever stop tothlnk; what your
l ,
former 3 till ipl‘l 1r ‘ ‘ 3
, , . . . . Thelflglw‘ " " iiiimantic dcs- ' ‘ . . Why sili‘or will) some chronl: iiliw " O ,
"W319“, is: like, andmwiiat lts“,jef‘ balm] .l ' p , ford‘ Times: Bird Club Finds HOUSO Wrens that it makes very “cool and dainty lion yourl in and your out, sa‘d "tails ' '
. l ‘W t . side hoax-li covers for the summer din~
”Wilbur! 13'0“? dough ¥ ' figfggfegug: . WMCh "ave QueeriAbodsm lug room and’u homstilohell squarc :1“? mm) lreutlnenlt and TNT”? no "
. s‘ssoamsn drove throusli mm »c ,. V ' ' " , of meant... n l ‘i' ‘ . j "m“ ' "m "’“y'cn'ange "‘9" “a d°°‘ .
.. A, , ii , , , s and stands 1a or at Ilsa very service _ _
al streets of South NONE”, that have it; here under the Club Announces Birds 0i able lunch cloth for 0‘" do” meals. 353:; “1.2231: Iridium-Illngmlfylm 3%; I V
‘ ‘tQmOblls. rte took allot the
lathe. could and showed every
*1. i being an autobog. Two man
stood watching him and as -M~passed
th in, there came a reek of smell from
machine which did not smell very
so was formerly a South Norwulk char-
‘ here from Weathers was‘tho chief per~
u
all
it: will be a" source of great 00039“):
lion and pleasureltq,__many people in
'ltheliorwalks to learn that the Thorn—
ton Greater Amusement Company
which excited so much controversy
while in this city, has tailed upon hard
ways at Willlmsniic and that the
"magiciank," in which “Diva, the (ire
notion of Woman Out of Nothing." was
'fifgformed, “was attached by a cousin-
“Dlva.” a water soaked ‘ beauty, who.
actor-known as "'l‘rixie,"‘who came
‘tltle’lof the , h when Greater Amuse-
ment company)“ have moved on to
Lowell, Mass... getting away only af-
ter considerable legal dimcuity among
members of the. several troupes.
Emanuel Elmer. the magician, who
owns the water tank used a the
“Diva. or the creation of a woman out
A.
rails Mi lull-now. all s , ~
lxcsr-glhliliiil lull" ~ .
, Slack hops Walksrkrrasiod ‘
l
for imam
y
dltion up to
marinade thought! never would be better.
y sister slso.hus
bladder trouble tor over a your, so bad that
counties of blood Would (some from her.
he roasted at times most
and nothing seemed to he . her not. [she
begin the use of Dr. David
vorite Rained .
bottle, and milk
M
Write Dr. David Kennedy’s Hons. Readout.
I or . was ices-able son.
be time r was to as. u..
been very sick with
frightful sin,
annody’s Fa.
She is now usinghsr third
0 a different arson.
8. THO A8 DYE.”
N.Y.,
pic bottle. largo bottles”. All droughts
F'res‘Sampie‘Battles at R. H. Plaisted‘s
soias‘csows SLEEVE
WAS THEIR DOMIOILE
“n...—
Month
The regular meeting of the Norwalk
Bird Club was held on Monday even-
ing, at the home of Wilbur Smith,
in Ely avenue.
torest "Was a letter from Wells 8.
Among matters of in-
Very artistic, if
[ an by the use ”or to
"3” slices.
- pidiy
sits:- the upon is prepared,
it neat neck finish for the shirt
waist ,is a soft turnover collar de~
curated at the edge with two rows
of embroidered dots. and a bow tie
whgse pointed ends are similarly trim-
me . »
A white lines gown with pale lavenn
der ribbon belt and yoke finish and a
white ship but trimmed with feathery
clusters of lilacs, in the natural shed
on comprise a charming afternoon cos-
tume for mid-summer days.
, a...
When one chances to meet a stout
woman no longer young and with no
waist line to speak of arrayed in a
princess gown and white French-heel-
ed shoes that. causes a tabloids and
ilnylaceful gait. one wonders how any-
body 'can so treat herself and the
styles that are so attractive when not
abused.
Scrim launders well land looks so
fresh and crisp after each washlux
Lace stolcs in different lengths are
much worn. They are fitted about
tho neck over the coil riess coat and
finished in sover- , "di erect styles;
some areiiong [tilt flat the reel stole
in appearance. while others have
short full lacc ends caught in ruffles
. , .1 lbathor in up. ..
”If! the work develops veryyg.
Faulting water on both shoulder; ma-
kes a slippery trail.
When a woman has an ideal hus-
band it is only a dream.
W
Next to having freckles a girl fuels
the worst about a low instep.
All we got from hoavcu up own to
earth.
OSTEOPATHY.
sysicm was infallible, tho:e would not
be so many chronic sufferers in the
country. The longer you poison your
‘1.
more miserable your carcor oii’ioarth.
Osteopathy is modern. and fills a
long-felt want: it is reasonably sure
system with drugs the shorter and l
. Ml”?
Ohlforh
lid
92. thump.
it you try the aim slide,
intotbs sir you will swiftly slide;
Some enioytbe House or Tropble,
While others think it a vary bard
sukulo.
There are many more attractions to be ,
found,
Which you will see stand firm on the
ground
This is our only wish for tomorrow,
That the weather will not be our sor-
l‘OW.
Pain is a small price to pay for
the Joy of sacrifice.
You never get your rights by adver-
tising your wrongs.
m.—.__
s
l
W
a "budding" Post).
platinum with its hum. "
With shouts of .lauxhteramid the fun;
And loses all seem so bright,
Which altogether . make a pretty: sight. ,
'l‘hs musicfplsys. the people dance,
All the Steeplechase horses prance;
an onto you will lump.
instantly come down with ,
M, .mw
Abs 3.»
8.
l
ran ourro
'l
n“ .i '.. i
To TAKE WITH You ON YOUR
l
roassu av: '
on russuacv.
WEATHER TIPS FOR FARMIR
WASHINGTON. July lbw—By an,
rauxemont made between Postmaster
General Cortelyou and Becretary‘Wll-
son. the farmers of the country. wh‘
desire to receive them, will hares: l'
be furnished daily with weather ,1
costs. The forecasts will‘llwteiogra
ed to tho postmastcrs by. the west,
bureau, stumped upon penalty ohr 8.1-,
and distributed by the intro! lotto!" -:
carriers to patrons on their routes.
fan glare. 3
,s .
Summer Vacation.
l
Cooke, chief of the bureau of biologi-
cal survey. Washington, thanking tho
members of the club for the data sent
gm? ‘
. to cure or help 90 per cont, of all
“Do you suppose that smell comes
chronic diseases,
of nothing," performs the trick, as-
a few inches from tho‘bottom.
slated by the two women, was main '
lfrom :the machine or from that man's
rsonality?” asked one.
The other did not answer.
ore was nothing to be said.
What mirrors personality have you
,lld if it. is not as good unit should
go what can you do to make it “hot:
on - Every man and woman should
finalyse their poreonality as carefully:
,as possible and if this were done more
Horton therworld would be for brighter
/
lug plans to leave the carnival com-
pany, taking his show to Springfield,
Mass, there to start out independent-
ly, and he had some of his stuff
packed up ready for shipment to that
point, when his partner. Clinton Mait-
lsnd, got wind of what was going on
and brought a suit against Elmer for
breach of contract. and attached the
glass tank; Constable Hastings served
the papers. The matter was to have
been heard before Justice of the Peace
P. J. Danahey, but a settlement was
reached between the two men, the
him upon the first arrival of the birds
this spring.
much interesting material about the
nesting habits of our birds, one cs-
peciuliy interesting case being of u
pair of house menu, which built in
the sleeve of n scarecrow, set up in a
corn field.
crcnce for scarecrow tried to build
under an old but on another one, but
could not make the sticks stay in
place, so finally foam) an opening in
the sleeVe and is at present engaged
The club is gathering
Another pair with a' prob
A bit of vivid grccn on the panama
or other ccru-llniml sirnWs forms a
cool color combination that is very
becoming in the clear bruucllo iryc.
The description of this costume. lil‘
iron from the Boston Sunday (ilobe is
Worthy a passing Attention, Rosella
ini'fein‘is the material. The plasirou
the back and the side pieces are cut
princess. The hrcndihs bciwecn roach
only to the waist where they are
plotted under the motifs that cud the
long pieces of heavy twine-colored
Consultation frco, No kuife; no drugs.
TrPiiimcnt administered by
DR. JEROME D. Willi,
12 lane Place, Norwalk, Conn.
Licensed by State Board _of Health.
Phone 123-3.
PoSt cards;
“Dani Smash in" Tunis.
Full Size Canvas Covered Trunks. painted light drab, lrou binding, cen-'
tor bands and buttons, heavy hardwood cleats, brass excelslor lock, heavy
corner bumpers, strong leather hand lea. deep lift out trim with cornered
. ,1; 2 "to immunities
in housekeeping in this novel home. vi h 1 but box.
and better for it. -.- ‘ $13“:sz Sgtlhdrnwn and the nttach- “full“ is,” ”0%,: flight to we we won 10:; r gc‘eflélirrl‘tucozetrip 21¢:ijng ($1223: A fine Assor'mm". l
'sUNDAY SPORTS. . _ Roy Cross, the slack-wire walker is Iii: any?“geisha);t trgpngfvgg‘e blathmr of ‘vot‘ riillliou (liuillulu ”ll" waist and fare , .._..._ , , .H
_ , . with the Thornton com any, who was ' r as cuci lllli or no pus rou w l mu AT m ..___. .
. At the session of The American in arr ested late Sunday flight on the lilrdsulliullt their neat to the outermost “3. buttons. The collar is 0‘ shaded , .
Pill“? of Education yesterday, Prof. chum 0, man", WI More we no chiral)? Chime lama Elm: "in l???" green and lilac. public. The chemist» WM A BR'GGERMAN'S 32 iNCH, AT ...................................................... $6.50
. William G- Anderson, bead 0' the Y3“ lice court yesterday. ‘ Cross was out L. ’ g l.“ "“K'f “ to is of chcliau lucc. (‘l‘flfiflilil by . . .
_ gymnasium, said? . late with n niece 01 William and licii- mlé‘iiri‘;i"fillclmiltrwiii‘gh \Hrl‘rl pilliiilf buuda M- black VFW ribbon from MUSIC CTOhE 34 iNCH, AT ............................ $4.50. $4.75. $5.00. $5.50 and $6.25
'-. ,ry l_r V. ”lib. Grad brothers -" ' ‘ l ‘ ”l 0 "“9 ill-V which a jaboi of loco hangs over tho '
. tuttie truth is met in extreme and), rangifhfifi-nled with 2 h: pitched was suspended by one leg hold fast from. of the gown, The “WW ‘3 made Donovan Block. ‘34 Washington St. 36 lNCH, AT .............. , ........................ $5.50, $5.98 and 08.96. ’
”W. “1""? 39°94”"°*WJMJ into them. The co discharged by "’9 ““1“?" .m‘“ “0’“- “W “0 high In two pieces. the inrlldo Nldi‘l; iilllll)~ Agent for Crescent Laundry. ‘ ' ,
_ .m. hyslcalir or mentally. Alh- Cross after a repriman ‘ {2391131 oat-ridding ‘ro clliub nud‘ro- ly in a trill, while the ' islllu is aa- . _ ' -._. . .. '
m have been carried to extremes. mfif “lit , I “mum it" g;$::(\:l‘:zl « air; ibvrcd ulliii‘i‘ straps or n- vclvel. " " ‘” - . . .
Je are in a position to hear a mass ' sent back into the “FM'bm during ill or 0 l f 1 l W S t C
' ‘ " ‘ 3 \il fli-
.. Wm .. "“5“ ”5‘5"” 7" , .. mu ll“.l.l.l’t.‘.‘.’..‘l.§.‘f.l .i‘: P k c Tilf rd L" ases.
"’I'he Sunday afternoon does the boy, PENALTY 0F AT" “"d "“3”le "if ‘li‘l‘m‘. ii "in“ Pm" iom in furilllaic ironing. A plot-c of ar 0
especially in the country, more harm ~——-—--—‘ m, - 9 fill-lift hoinoonc “W" “hm” '0 “ml half—inch ciasllv will in the cxuci. slnc FINE iMlTATiON LEATHER, 24 INCHES, AT $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.25
than an thl lac lie con re mos I ' "’ “W“ ""xl’rlfi Willi" " .VUlHll.’ "W" at the waist and faslcuml with a litmk
. Y "8 e. ,. E 8 , Reconci as Ii With commafld- who wishes his mtiiic withhold, offcr- illlll We will i... found u mnwmfpm Wines, Li “OPS and Ci “'5 LEATHER CASES, 24 lNCHES, AT ...... $2.50, $2.75, $3.00, $3.50 to $7.00
on corners, leafs around, gets into mis» mems and Claims ii is a cd to climb ihc iron, and oi the risk way ”f ,Imwmg ii gmmly to place q a TT NG A ES 24 iNcHES AT 3250 $300 ‘350
chief and learns bad habits. l Would Ch _ f j m 1' iiirliiirlli“ ii‘c su'cccxlcd (”133mm till; pulling on~thc skirt. ., ' AT MA ' c s ' ' ------------------ - . - 1 ~
rather see he s inalhlciics and clean "3 Ian 08 [1 ion ‘ “ ’- ‘f ".‘if ‘0 "l " '5 “ ‘0‘“ ,. ,p * -
sports on Sutfday'tha'n telling smutty climb, the writer can say it was a Th9 small mm hfihr at tho end of “HOtOl Clifiord” 'L’
most dilllcult and dangerous task, and n... ion: ucck chain 1,, u very pomp“.
“is on street corners. l approve of
av, sports under certain ,condl-
at.
he has the thanks of a good many who
know of and npprccinte this willing-
ncss to old a creature in dlsiress.
Never before in tho experience of
ihoso who go much afield has there
been as llitlc rubbing and destroying
of blrds‘ nests. and in some places
boys with Audubon buttons on ihclr
routs or on the top of their cops have
giiardcd the birds“ nests. keeping other
boys from molesting or destroying
flu-m. This is very gratifying as show-
ing the change that is going on among
the boys and bespcuks lilo time when
our wild birds will have many friends.
in the outskirts of the city there is
known to be a quail which answers
the call from one who lumwa their
ways. and often ilius into the mall‘s
yard, being quite iamc.
'l‘hc chock Hill for June showed sov-
ontyviwo varieties. All save the gall,
old solmw and anpsuckcr are known
in nest about Norwolk. The ilsl fol-
lcni article for the summer girl in
wear on short il‘oilcv trips when she
nor-(ls only our furo and a bit of small
change for the inevitable collcgc lrc,
ST. PETERSBURG, .luly ll.~()no
of the curious features of tho (ll-bate
In the Upper Houl'io of Parliament yes:
ierilay, on the bill of the Lamar llousc
providing for illo abolition of the
dcath penalty. was a speech nmde by
Father Buiknvich, n priest elected by
the Orthodox clergy, in which he seri-
ously defended the «loath penalty on
the ground that it was instilled both
by God and Christ, citing the laws of
Moses and Christ's statement before
Pilate as recognition of the right to
impose punishment.
The llech today. declares that the
tone of the debate in the Upper liouso
yesterday loaves liillc hope that this
"usscmhly of lmroauurals,. land and
commercial magnifies. null rcprcscnlu-
tiVes of the reactionary uoblliiy‘ and
clergy. Willi a small leavcu or Liberals
will ever be able to work in harmony
JOSEPH L. WALZ
Proprietor.
Telephone ”I.
“Vudor”Porch$creens
ALL SIZES lN ALL COLORS.
REFORM lN POLITICS.
,l‘he Rev. Gerald ll. Beard, pastor of
‘e of Bridgeport’s churches, has the
I :‘ll‘llgD of his convictions of. least and
lame once more to his attack on
gnnectlcut's senatorsrBulkeley and
hndegee. lie accuses the former of
out everything low and tricky in the
other politics, and Hetlll'lfl a hit
grail! that the Junior senator is fol-
‘wl'ug in the footsteps of Bullieley.
ac reverend gentleman wants to par-
, ify‘ the politics of the state and he
thinks a good place to begin lain the
mousse which obniinele the axon who
3i to the state legislature, and who
ji
It is n vcry good idea to lay the full-
ness of wide finances in short vcril
cul lili‘ls'i-l ospcclnlly when the gown
is empire and has a locked girdle.
Good Thicaruigs To Eat.
BONED CHICKEN—The season is now opening up for Boned Chicked. Richards & Robins‘
goods are the finest on the market and have a large sale. We can supply you with anything
you wish in this line.
CRACKERS.—-Wc have a large and attractive supply of all kinds of Fresh Crackers. both imported
and domestic.
FRANCO-AMERICAN SOUPS.—-We have the full variety of these goods, which are above question
ozone: c. TlLYOU’S eLonious
’ lllllHiSl ISLAND
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
Now Roller Skating Rink, Free
Vaudeville, Concerts, Royal Gorge,
New Railroad. om r filml-lcsl ii.
lamination. lsthing, ( lacing, Csborot
do in Man. Earthquake House and
Other New Features.
25 ATTRACTiONa FOR 26 CENTS.
, , , with the progressive ldcus rcprcsout- lOWHI ' «men over half hour. Farr ' '
,5” six years elect United States 9 d in Parliament. Oiilfimlflw,il0f‘f‘illfi guitgmcm hcron, “fly flva minute’s. y as to purity and cleanliness. . . ' , . '
vrflawrf~"w‘*l0?”“'¥ “mom“ The Name Vremyu on the contrary. “hulk-cmmlril "mm "elim- “Willi-"l Fan 10 cents each-inlay. Children PICNIC—~01" store is headquarters for Picnic Novelties. , When gomg to the shore or plannu-g an
sandpipor, quail, Cooper’s hawk. rod-
shoulderod hawk, yollow-biilcd cuckoo.
black-billed cuckoo, kingfisher, flicker.
downy woodpeckur, sspsucker, whip
poor-will. night hawk, chimney swift.
humming bird, king bird. crested fly-
catcher, phoebe, wood pewee, lomt fly-
catcher, blue Jay, crow, sterling. bob-
o-link. cow bird. red-winged bhwkhird.
meadow lurk, orchard oriolo, Baltimore
oriole, purple crackle, purple finch.
gold finch, English sparroy, grasshop-
per sparrow. seaside sparrow, chipping
sparrow, hold sparrow. song sparrow.
chowink. rose-breasted xroabeak, in-
digo bunting scarlet tonnager, barn
swallow,. rough-winged swallow. cedar
woxwing. red-eyed virio. warbling .vlr-
defends iho conservative spirit of the
Upper House and appeals to the ems
peror not to entrust power to the (ion-
utliutlouul Democrats of the Lower
l‘louso, who, the paper insists. are
“augmenting the danger of an explo-
sion by thelr~cowurdly refusal either
to clasp hands with the Right or
break with the hell.
CHARGfiD WITH ELECTRlclTY.
Trolley Current Has to be abut Off at
the Power House Before the duo
Hum Tum Can be Started.
HARTFORD. July 10.—-Blll Brothers
of Hartford have been busy for several
days removing the large boilers used
huif fare. .
Watcovr Knocks our Hla‘MAN
‘0 ‘ m slot-Fm nouns.
s will One of the Fiercest Even econ
' in Chelsea. Mon.
1
fig _ ’l‘ON, Muss. July ll.—-Jos Wal-
plmbfiaton, retained the waiter-
f ch hiwship of the world by
printout inc Daugherty or bill-
k‘oeaih‘ths six t round at the hin-
ll Athletic Club in Chelsea last elve‘
outing, drop in and see us. ‘
BUTTER.——Dciicious Butter; more than a little better than you can get elsewhere.
COFFEE.—-—We emphatically claim the some on our superb Coffees. Tess also.
Call and see what we have for the Glorious Fourth. The beat of everything the market allotds.
Charles, E. Seymour,
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST. LEADING ‘GROCER. SOUTH NORWALK.
on...
new all,
MIADOW ITRIIT. ’
IOU‘TH NORWALK, 30M".
Baseball Ivory Osturdsy and Holiday.
Fins now field, only of mu from
all puts at their)”. comfortable
nioe‘lt’s famous punch; a left hand
W , the law. defeated Daugherty.
t, 'tima‘iod that more than 2,000
lilac j saw the contest; Up to the
Teas Big lamp o ,i 9,5
“‘1 round 0‘ "W 00‘“ Daugherty on the sand-pumping barge at the new to, yellow-thruster! virio, white-eyed Grand ”I“ IN Witch!"
MM,“ “"19 outpolntcd WWW“ bridge. it was a laborious task to virio. black and white warmer, blue “"1!" A M. ' , , , ,, ”3,, 5 ,, . . ‘ /
‘ All“! “0'0”" ”0“" did m“ raise the first holler up the “Willie winged warhler. yellow Warbler. chew w? . . if you want with your book in a short time Just take advantage of popular stamp cm".
7W!“ 9' punishment. “1" north of the bridge approach on the outlined warbler, blackthrosted
July ma. crease.
“V‘I‘m‘fi,” "l" “mil“ "'3" East Hartford side and out it on th _ mesh warmer. oven bird. Louisiana , _ - .'
; it; along: (3mm ifimvggtruck. ‘ Thls'was cosmonauts: tags}. ithrush, Margr‘land ygilowiiLn-mité July 2M, OUIAN “”131 Ghaln- so 07AM” Wl‘l'l-i 3. “.an "If TIA AT.. 600
, , , . - ., on 'y even up um oury you r y at coded war or. re star ca ' ' ’ ” | ,‘5 i . ‘ ' ' ' . . .
p , .. M leaf-forth mornmmhmm wmhmmmwfi ”mm mmmh Mm mm plan color-snug, AM 0" sorrow» wrm litmnacv no. or“ . 400
/ lie t lgiughortwiaofgl‘: theitruck to draw it lo the freight whltobgoastoilw Inuthnttclli, ‘ hohlcadee). July 23th, INNIR .1“, 80 ITAMPI WITH 1 LI. OHOIGI NO. a TIA ... . 320
. yam. . wood t rush icons rus (vssry my ‘ r " ‘ l ‘ 32°
in rim second round the .. . , , i . . ”ITAMPIWITHlLI.PAilcVMOaKAGOFI'I . .
Willi??? Gillie up strongest! lhe start was mach, satisfactorily. robin. blue bird. August 4th. Qimllu ,
but. as the driver swung his load ‘ovur
the trolley track them}; of the boiler
struck the live trolley Wire and he-
camo clial‘ d withelectricllyu
shock titre thefdrlver forcibly ,
”his position to the ground and the six
manure wmv .‘ ohms ssouocusconu so:
is anus: WiTH i u. momma. mo JAVA corpus no
10 OTAMPB wrm 1 ts. so. 1 SANTOS corral: zoo
an... mu... m... .... Inn-oh. “gnaw“...AMaH, .
osmos-
'AWAKINING. AT MIWLITOWN.
. liuiddlotown Press). ,
fig ; There moms to be such an awaken
it‘d , nit ngpublic allairms never before in
. , thsyhlstory of the. city. Come to think
horses were stunned. it‘lvu bum ahohtiuitis tune that something tour
sibiu to move inclined, in either dippimpsnd many lax methods dons
recilonitild it wasnot until the msri with. ’ What is "unusable ,
.on the wirs'wsliasiist’mitln mm more. of a, “WIN-lilt- ,
to a telephuneingsme. that thallium
, as regained thelr‘strensth aud‘inovsil
, in“. the lead back tothc north ‘rosdvl'lly.
"till... a”? bandwidths“ "
, l I ii a G l‘ 9'5,» I I
i' fill the where it was "loaded 3th "
further iron
l ' ll still ' '
' mt . Throughout the
. “iii can "a r-
» ill is ace
ragga yhlofltoadi
or the our mind
a terrific Jab: , on
filling the , colon
7+Wl°llil Mimi“:
snout. SAL):
GillilialIQIbIIDIIOOOIIIllIIIOII‘OIUICIIIIIOb‘IO‘vII
4 .. s...- nil-nu
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Delicious Tun. Colic“. Balm. Chum, Eliot. Gannon ‘onli ovsl'ilthlng also in tin lines of un-
biu Irv limo in, Mind harm We sell only pure. mall gass- an mi low prim. W. am you Pink Discount
lfimfi‘rm with dish purchase and you can colonial arid valuable articles In. in return for them.
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