‘\
,Phono sol-s.
Iw. Nash. Onion soot to oitlisr
You can easily had the brush to salt
you in the lot by come in
, use a.
Various summonses. Multilev-
out statics95 ,. ,,
lilo Ili‘liico Pirannicy.
names a ransom. more.
oswssnnio won an
moon“ ms.
For tho oonvsnlsnso of tho moors
of The hontlnol, a isttsr box has boon
film “on mthorlirid n‘ssr N‘sinsrls
Mimi are
Mill-
oollsoiod daily. Thsy should I» sign
$631.53: writs“: as so svldsnos oi
:Conrad Breh‘m is visiting in Brook-
Mlss Mary A. Day spent yesterday
in New York.
The oyster steamer Sylvester Dec
ker has received a fresh coat of paint
A sang 01 men was at work yester-
day. grading and repairing Edlle ave-
nus.
A meeting of the Junior Band last
evening was under the leadership of
James L'Hommcdleu.
Mrs. Charles Marshall, at Bediord.
is visiting her sister Mi’ss Edna Bis-
hop of men street.
Wallace Bates and family enjoyed
a. day’s outing yesterday down the
harbor in the launch Leela May.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Stumpf, of Win-
field street. are entertaining Mr. and
Mrs Frederick Stump! oi.’ Thomaston.
Not in the least disooncerted by the
threatening weather the members of
the Advent Christian Sunday School
started on their annual, picnic. The
destination was Beardsley Park,
Bridgeport. They were there in a spec-
ial trolley.
The East Avenue Methodist Episco
pal Church will hold Its church prayer
meeting this (Wednesday) evening on
H. J. lilpson's lawn. Seaside place. at
7:45. The Rev. William James. with
a company of Christian workers from
Bell island will conduct the service.
which promises to be of special in-
terest.
Watch this Space
for
Tomorrow.
RobertSmlth
Rowsyton. Gunms
Rowsv'ron.
Agsnts for The lvonlng OsntInsi In
Rowsyton. srs Frodoriok Lockwood.
Iiwood Broadway and Charles Potty.
Ordsrs not to any of tho sbovo will
rooolvs prompt attention.
” Golden rod Is beginning to bloom
along the country roads.
Miss Frances Northrop, of Ridge-
fleid who is spending a week's vaca-
tion with frle‘nds In Rownylon. was
a visitor to Stamford, yesterday. for
the first time. She was accompanied
by her sister.
—-A lazy liver leads to chronic dy
chapels and constIpaiiimwweakcnu
th whole system. _l‘)oan's Regulars
(2 cents per box) correct the liver,
tone up the stomach, cure constipu~
tlop.
DARIEN AND' NOROTON.
.Ror tho bsnofit of tho rosldonts of
gin. s news bullotln hosrd snd lot.
drop box hsvs boon placed in front
oAIIsn's 'Dvup OtoI‘s. Nows items,
nsls and sdvortlsonionts will In
sftsrnoon. Not tor
out n. so a mm or A“good
fsi sit itslns must o signed.“
for s lvonlng Iontlnsl l Dsrlon m
Thsdliius loll. Arthur Isuson and
Wages lhsror. Ordsrs suit to any
am a stress will rsosivo prompt st.
Walter Stoddard. the expert. or the
Wee Burn I-"oli Club. at. Nornton. was
in the contest at Van Courtlsud Park
New York. yesterday His record
was first round 8.8; second round ii is
total.1=
WESTPORT.
n for tho Ivsnin Osntlnsi. in
w“. is on I. Diplovs'nnl sol Wm
of tho
sows will mom prompt
‘l'hs Gracie lair at (launch. August
4. will attract a number 01’ dangers
trout hero.
3 A. Builders troiier Nsbms csp~
Minted first money in his class on the
gamma gt? tr.sck Bounds?
roe strsig t tests and a boo purse
toil the isle.
Tho propeller no Pay is melting cs»
psoitzt to New, York. bier com
is chiefly oluos with i. may mortal:
pr srs low and but s sinsli
otpcofit the result.
Mrs. m White sad daughter.
-m»rm ._ runs:
. its,
' m. It thoroughly.
turn in Nov liars M
(thin no totem
tion in the outly sections ul' town.
it Pl
spoantei-day in” M sins
Fred shaman has been entertaining
triouds from out of town.
NOTES OF THESEASHORE:
It is' now ‘the blight oftlio would
along the shore and the coinsu- and
hotels are crowded Er overflowing.
Swimming, sailing, ti hint: and the
amusements of the summer season at
the shore are drawing crowds away
, from the hot and dust cities. And the"
visitors are apparen y making the
most of their opportunities. Belle
> island is livelier than it. can been before
in years and the cottage‘rs seem to en-
Thore have been
more visiting yachts in the harbor
than in recent years. and the presence
or their crews at the yacht club have
enlivened matters much. The rainy
weather has at course tended to throw
a wet blanket on some forms of
amusement. but the rain has been as
a rule fierce but soon done.
This week moonlight bathing par-
ties seem to hold the front of the
stage and at all the bathing beaches
' merry crowds may be seen nightly dis-
porting themselves.
The Knob has been very popular
lately and crowds of swimmers have
taken advantage of it. The acoustic
sports held there last week have awak-
ened considerable interest in swlm~
thing and are being looked forward to
with pleasure next Saturday.
Hickory Bluff gets its share of the
baibers and most or the bath houses
are full every night.
The members of the Star Swimming
Club are an attractive feature at Reich
and many or the [cuts done by mem
bers of the club have at:iru(tcd much
interest from the spectators.
A popular form of amusement at
The Knob Is luncheon parties on the
lawn and these usually conclude with
a szm at a proper time after lunch.
Last evening Dorlon's Point had its
full share of bothers and most of the
bath houses were tilled. This is an
excellent spot for auto rides and many
out-of-town machines may be noted
there every night.
During one of the recent squalls
three Belle slland men had a rather
thrilling experience. They had been
fishing and were on their way home
when the squall struck thorn. The
wind blew so fiercely that they were
unable to row against it. Fortunate-
ly the wind ceased in a few minutes
and they were able to reach the island
in safety. They were mighty wet.
though. The gentlemen were. A. B.
Kalishcr, Walter Purscll and Richard
i’aulsou.
Many sailing parties were out last
evening enjoying the moonlight and
the balmy breezes.
Mr. and Mrs. H, M. Thurber. of lio-
tei Beliclnir. New York. are in posses.
sion of one of the collages at Shef-
ficldou-the-Sound.
Dr. Lodyard Smith and Mrs, Smith
have taken possession of the Smith
place on Smith island. and intend to
spend six weeks there on an outing.
Mr. and Mrs Clark and Mr. and
Mrs. Adkln and families of Rochester,
N. Y.. are summoring in the cottage
east (ft the Casino at Hhofiieiil on -Ihe-
Soun
T. E. Marsh, of New York. one of
the slimmer sojourucrs ut the Casino.
Sheilield-on-thc-Souml, bus purchased
a Swsmscoit dory, which he has moor-
ed oil the island dock.
Among the recent visitors at the
island View Hotel are Clarence E.
Miller Edward R Fuy 1.0. llrorulce,
of Ilanhury; Mrs M Wagner d and
Miss Ruth Wagner. of Stamford; Mrs.
J. G. Blick. of New York.
The Corinthian Yacht (‘lub, of Slum-
ford. will giro a stag ill the summer
qusrtei‘s tomorrow evening. There
will be music by the Stamford Turner
l.lcilcrtufcl and other utlrucilous, in-
cluding one of ('klnillliullrrc Mansfield
’l‘oms' celebrated clum chowdci's,
'I‘hc new bill of vuuilcvlllc went on
at lloion this wcck, and It Is proving
u top notch attraction In every num-
ber. The actors will go on cacti allot“
noon and cvcniug of this week. Victor
Vermont «lot-a a travesty imitation
act: (luylor and (lruff give comedy
sketches and are a hit. as are also
Gibson and Countess. who were here
last year. in their comedy sketch.
M. 8. Cornell, Jr.. «on of M. 8.
Cornell. the ninkor of Youngs lists.
was married at Middlciown, Conn. on
Juno ill to Miss iii-ion M. Merriam.
The bride's father is the President oi
the liock F'ullu Woolen Mills at Mid.
diotowp. Mr. Cornell. Jr.. graduated
about it your one at Middiutown. and
soon ut‘lcr look the position as scorn.
tsry of the Midtllotovm Bilvcr Com-
pany-«Iron American llsitor.
Recent guosts st the Bells island
lioici wcro’ (lrand Ericson. J. Stuckey.
or ilsnbury:w id. Ferris. of Newark.
N J.; May Milling llsrrlei Donton.
nsnbury Walter P. Purcell. Mont-
Clair. N .l.: ll. Huuior. ii”. A. (liorckin.
Charles R. ilolm. Alice Danton. Annie
ti‘mzkcr Mary beaten (.1 l". Danton.
of llsnbury
A mcrry party who were guests in
town of Edward F‘. Smith, of tho
iliouihoru New England Telephone
company. enjoyed a ssll isst events:
on Editor Golden's launch Roms. lb or
comprised 8 ins molar, oi‘ Now lia-
ven; Howsr Enabler. of New Haven:
H. (1mm. of New Haven. and the
following local gentlemen. Edward P.
Smith Morris Nuttlng. ins Commotion
Gilbert Bo art, City Transom
Matthew Cor tt. Edge and Zelugm wt
win Wilcmt, hurry gotcha
Golden and Miller llysbee.
NEW YORK WOMAN DROWNID.8
.WONBOOKM‘. 11.1.. some 1.“
Miss Arms Kaufman, sped twenty-
sis. of Now York city. was drowned
while swimmio nami- Pond. horohs
last night. or
«M ‘
“1"”.th
.n' . "a I w.~.
was only hit in two inning .
' eighth.
“ 5
l c I t Rifles a”
son: own a one w r
dsr in no other loved. ‘1?“ 3301.1”;
olsysd sit sscsilent ileid his more.
by isuin inn:
1-! fit, rd. 0 0 30 0 00 0 I; *1: I31
s o x—
N.Hveu.0llo‘0iiéoo~100—~iil
Bat dose—Loyalist and Mitchell
Wade and lope. , ,
blemish Tank's-l T. ,ilsmss From
, r ,_ ,.
I‘NORWlOH. "’1 Au ”st ‘w torturous
yesterday from BrldIGDOI‘t. Plank
pitched both games slid ‘the hits‘ the
visitors secured of! him were scatter-
sd. Murphy pitched well in the first
game, although six bases on balls
Were issued by him, and these. with
timely batting. scored the locals' runs.
Callahan started to pitch the second
53519. but. was put out oi the game
by the umpire In the third inning for
disputing a decision. He had been
hit for tour singles and a double dur-
In; this time. Levy relieved him, and.
with the exception of the last two inn-
ings. pitched winning bull. Ball fur»
nlshod the only. features or the game.
making two of the nicest running
catches seen here this season. The
scores by innings.
(First game):
‘ R. H. lll.
Norwich. 00131020: 7 8 l
Bridgeport000000010— 1 (i 1
BatterlcsPlank and Bridges; Mur-
uhy and Beaumont:
(Second game):
R.H. E.
Norwich. 0010002lx—410 3
Bridgeporto 0 0 0 012 0 0—3 9 4
Batteries—~Plank and Bridges; Cul-
Iahan. Levy and Beaumont.
Holyoko, 4; Waterbury, 1.
HOLYOKE, August l—Holyoke de-
tented Waterbury here yesterday, 4 to
1. by clean hitting. A star catch by
Dowd in left field cut Waterbury out
of a run. Vols pitched for Holyoke
yesterday for the first. time since be
injured his wrist. two weeks ago. and
held Waterbury to five hits. The
score by innings: ~
R. H.193.
(ix—410 0
000-4 5
Holyoke, 1 0 0 0 0 2
Scblncel; Rug-
1
Waterbury 0 0 0 001
imitation-Vols an ad
ers and Hughes.
sis
Now London. 10‘ Springfield, 1.
NEW LONDON, August l—«ii‘rili
lasted less than lwu Innings against
New London. yesterday alteration. and
retired in (over of Bowler after two
triples and a double had been made
off him In the second. Bowler was
found for twelve hits. eleven of which
canto in the first live innings. and
was unable to stem the tide. New
London won. 10 to 1. Springfield
scored in the ninth on errors by
O'Rourke. bong pitched a splendid
sumo, allowing but two bits up to the
when he ict- up. The score
by innings: .-,
R. HE
N. Lon. 042220001—1015 A
Springf‘d 000000001-1 ti 2
Batteries-4min and iiefrunge;
Frill. Bowler and O’Connor.
National League.
At Philadelphia:
11.11.10.
Chicago, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2-2 3 (I
i’hiiu.. 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Owl 7 3
Batteriesv'l‘aylor and Kling; no...
glob yand Donovan.
At Brooklyn:
R. H. E.
Brooklyn. 2 0 0 (l 0 001x~—3 7 l
Pittsburg. 0 0 (l 0 0 02 2 o o-~2 i 2
BaitcrIcs——Siriiklett and Bergen;
Willis and Gibson
At New York:
R. li.ii‘..
New York. 0 0 O 2 ll 1 0 0 xwll 10 1
St. lluuls. ii 0 0 U o 0 0 t) 0-~-ll i 4
lintterlcs— Taylor and llrcsuubun;
brown and Marshall. '
At Boston:
R. H E.
Boston, 40000000x—illl
Cluclu.. U 3 0 b o o u o l’l-vli 7 o
Batteries-~l’feffer and O'Ncll
Necilhum; Fraser and chlcl.
iiinl
.,._..
American League.
At Cleveland:
rt ".19.
Cleveland 2 (l O 0 i) o 0 o x-wii 7 «i
New York 0 0 0 ii 0 0 0 I) ll ii 5 ti
llutterlesw-illioudcs and liuclow;
lioiuh Clurltuon and McGuire and
chiuow.
At Detroit:
R. ILE.
Detroit. 02001002s~5 b 0
Phllil., o u u l o o o 2 owl a 8
liuttorlesmhlulliu and Warner; lly-
sort; Coorubs and Bohrock.
At Chicago:
11.11. lit.
Chicago. 0 o o i o a o 1 rd in 1
Wash. 0 i) 0 ll 0 0 it a ilwil O 1
In ttoriouwl’slli‘rsoti and Sullivan;
Kits, and Haydon.
Algit. Ioouit:
at. Mills 0 0 or
0 1 0 0
Beam: a 51!; 0. {ill 0 9 »
Dineon and A W” ,1
Ni
00
.l‘in
and
list:
the armored erulssr Princess do As-
ALFONW’I TRIP.
l'lsio iii Wright. Augusto--
A case and Queen Victoria of
m niMsr on tho ilpsn
royal yacht (limos, escorted by
tnriss. 'i‘hsirtnusstios ili “romsln
WW build a mne-
Wale allowed sine hits. two oi them ‘
mem thmp .dotilllil. slid phased three men. Score
Creed”; fl ‘ 1 ~‘ ‘ ‘
harm. thdvegmblo .
took both games on s doublp-bondsr
Rt
dlsnts and does fin inflame ho
bloodb til WW“. 13“-
oledu‘sl-yml“ r; m
Itipstionofths “
d , isw, o -
.Koli .1‘
men. had success oi war which more
busim oortliiisiteir hover Mosul
blokes no Wolds—osmium so crimes-
breaks on bouts. We ohlilongo a tml and
ornament of the result. ONE DOLLAR
o Bottlo. All drug‘gisid Boss in mind the
name and oddnssi 102.1th KENNEDY.
Readout. New York Write for tree ohm-
pie bottle sud medical bmrklsi toll of vuln-
oblo medical advice. Monitor: this paper.
Free Sample Battle» at R. H. Plalsted s
TAX ON *MINING 8TOCK8.
‘ BUTTE. Mont. August twitchideut
stockholders of mining stocks are sub-
ject totasation on that stock, is the
opinion handed down: yestedsy by At-
torney-General Albert J. Galen. in re-
spense‘to a query from W. D. Clark
chairman of the bound of county com-
missioners of Slivcr Bow County: At
the present. according to the, com-
missioners. about ten million dollar's
worth at Amalgamated, United Copper
and Mining stocks, held by the resi~
dents of Butte arc escaping taxation.
and It win; the desire of the controls-
sioucrs to ascertain whether or not
under the Montana statutes stack of
u foreign corporation whose property
was located in the state could be as.
sensed. The. decision In of great ilu-
poriauce.
GALVES/TON'S SEA WALL
makes lilo now as safe in that city
us on the higher uplands. E. W. Good-
loe. who resides on Dutton St, in
Waco. Tcx.. needs no sea wall tor
safety. He writes: "l have used
Dr. King‘s New lllscOVery for Com
suniption the past five years' and it
keeps me well slid sate. Before that
time i had a cough which for years
had been growing worse. Now it's
gone." Cures chronic Coughs, La
Grippe. Croup, Whooping Cough and
prevents Pneumonia. Pleasant to take
Every bottle guaranteed at F‘. H. Bax-
ter‘s, ”South Norwalk. and E. P.
Wood‘s, Norwnlk, drug stores. Price
not: and $1.00. Trial bottle free. ”
CHANGES N THE PHILIPPINES
WASIllNG'l‘ON. Jilly 31.—~.ludge Ja-
me... P. Tracy. of the Phillplno Supre-
me Court. is cxpccu-d to succeed Gen.
James F. Smith. as vice governor of
the Philippines when the latter assum-
es governorgeueralshlp oi the islands
in September, according to advices
lro mhinnlin. No confirmation of the
ryport that Judge Tracy has been nint-
cd for the alike can be had at the
llurcuu of insular Aiiulrs
GOOD INVIOTMliaT OF ONE DOL
LA
if you have bad breath. constipation.
pain in the small of the back, discolor.
ed skin. nervousness or dissiness, your
only wise course is to take Dr. David
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. of Read.
out. N. Y. it will cleanse the blood of
all Impurities. regulate the ldnoys
and Liver. and thus restore s health!
lwi or
.0 1” " women Pi Plaistedfs
ASTMAN
thoroughly for business and
. rm". '33.}: “"°'
cdcgoo' ‘11:"I nouns rosin-
ik‘d s-
dunno-Elm
pewrlll .33 o.
Wood 1 road work
__. on ”wanna”, ..
. Notice 10 Contractors.
Scaled proposals will be received by
the East Norwslk Filo District Com-
mittee until 12 o'clock noon of Monday.
Auguin ti; illilil‘. for tho furnishing of
material and construction oi about
illoll linear feet oi viirinod pipe sewer
with appurtenances.
Plans and speciliculloun can be seen
lb.- olliro or Walilroo it Riordan. of
said committee, 2! lluvllsnd street.
wast Norwslk. All curs Information
can be obtained from (‘hsrics N.
Wood (3.31.. 91 Blast avenue. Norwnlii
The District Comaiiilcs hereby ro-
scrvos the right to reject soy or all
bids. or to accept am that In their
ludtmunt will be for the nest Interests
of tho him it
Bonds. sat s Iclory to tho Committee
in most, will be rsuuir lot those to
whom the contract may; «awarded
i' tub. or s roriliioiib c lieu: msdo puy
solo to, the treasurer or the most Nor
walk litre Distribute tho amount of
8250. must achohtpsny each bid as n
guarantor: that in case the contract is
awarded. rtlvsl to when it is
swan-nod will. it Mi hours sfier
{loiiflddllm steward. execute sold cou-
root.
Bids must be cooled and marked
Proposal tor Sewer. aim suitor-sod up
on the outside of the envelope with
the name of the bidder. and addressed
to Edward F. Smith. (that so. No.
on and after attorney. July ilil. 1m. M 3
iiouth Norwsiii. and Iiiliil at the olfioo '
of liklwsrd I. Cortisol. in First street.
“‘Wo consider this sea-
son? 5 line the best
we ever had.
i. r. Gotham.
DECORATOII. '
rsle-uoum _
tensor or. s. NORWALK.
Cut You liord To 60 Without l'llii ?
Tho Omnsctlout Consul Lifo insur.
ones company of Hartford soil a con-
vsitsblo llfo policy for 01,000 at tho fol-
lowing guaranteed cost per your:
Ago 36‘ 012.48 Apo40 514.22
Ago 45 517.40 Ago 60 $23.16
illustrations at any ago upon appli-
ostlon to _
F. H. FIELD,
. UNITED BANK BUILDING.
801ml NOMIIR.
w...»
Daily the hi. i
for freight Only.
On and otter Tuesday. January I,
1008, Freight Propellers will lssvo
Pier 88.11am River. Now York. (foot
of Donor street). ovary day. («cont
Sunday). at t p. m. t nooivod
ItNorvrslkuptoip.rs‘.ssdlostl
Nonslh up to 5: too
NORWALK OTIANIOAT co.
Anointinlm . 0.0. How:
CITY Hilllliiil BANK
oouru nonwALK. coals.
runners A osushsi; Militias
susmsos.
i
err-Fan.
3100.000.”
WIN-Q! AND PROM“
3173800.!” '
sowm H. usvuswso Ins.
JOHN H. KNAPP.“
FREDERICK a. nowAu. Cashier.
wrcrneo BODWELL. mollusks
DIRECTO I0.
I. H. Mathewson Hon'y
John H. Knapp Osmuol 0
Josiah I. Marvin H. WsIIsoo mu
Christian awsrt: Jon it. Light.
Ind ii. Rom, .
or g’ \
u
‘250 Stiles.
3 pkgs. ZEST ..................... 25c
The Very Best BUTTER. per lb. ..260
3 calls BAKED BEANS ........... 250
3 cans Mll.K ..................... 25c
“1ch
”2.53s: Euro lune sass
u lloiil Polish.
Cleans all kinds oi brass
andinickel and gives a lasting
finiih. '
goo per can
Cilil‘liiE. but
a». 4§frh*nfii‘g’~t‘ guy’s:
i
anon Manors and "All Kinds at so
. l‘ood Cook“ to Order,
I lithium and,
monmmmormm
‘John DifiullIVam
WW .
Gas
VB.
Coal and Wood
for booking purposes.
This case has been up for trial in
the unanimous verdict has been in in-
vor at - ._ 'a
GAS.
RANGES $11.76 UP.
Lorin. Railwagii
Lighting Company
Wall Papers.
‘i
I
Painlers’ Supplies:
Creckeru.
Glassware.
House-furnishing
Goods.
Cloth Window Shades, with fringe, 28:;
White Curtain Poles. with fixtures. 10o
M
Picture frames and Window
Shades Made to Order.
‘ "‘ st or
Paintina and
Decoralino
l.. H. DECKER.
_ 07 Washington ltrost. i “
Tsl. con. ‘ Iouth Norwslk.
Gasolone
Launch
insurance
, sins
mamas ; ~ ,
EXPLOOION ' r
. i .
Ml!»
T INCORPORATED.
s ltsllvos‘si Anna-.5 . »
It Is Good
. Brooklyn brewery drrn's laser our.
No better. We deliver it in ‘your
houso. I100 per case (ti bottles.) Liv
doors st lowest prices. Tel. 15141.
Genital Hotel,
corner Room and Dhssinui shoots.
00th Norwslli. cons.
sunorssu ops
ilir
lis‘rss hastens“.
otosksd cm In urination
5p
rsliwsyss sound.
Magilim ”Wit
us WAIHWWON 8mm.
M say-s. “4”,,
thousands of Norwalk households and rho
J. M. mean a 00..
so. am... ,
lilririitlit
rss ssw. _ y, .
"Withihi’m‘i‘
fit. F
AM mi um oi 31°53‘53“?“
0‘ 5 our. (firm the purpose or;
didatss for General Overseer-,0 ,
the recent order of Judge land
hauls of Wilbur (lion Voliva a
only one presented. A sit/nudist WM
01‘ those present at the insulin she
ed 1810 in lover or Volivs' s a bottom.
The name or John dor Dorris
was not mentioned at the meeting
should ho equipped will a
snow white. onep coo "s
cams Enameled L‘svsto ,,
mvd‘ you ever steppe to _
how delightully oonvphlent NW
ho to have hot sud cold running”fl
in yourndrestslntg :hambory‘si
in: s a men 0 rs
mi'plts presence wenld Merl [1 l
the vwhigeut degree a! comfort. ' ‘
l‘sdl non youfloo‘s‘. '4‘
plant :t‘s mic. 153% 4
classics. honest and ow“ a?“
(:0th MAIN AND WRIT
loath Norwslk. conn. .5 p
PLUMBING 3ND 8m? ,
HEMP! I.NG
Hog WATER HEATING.
'1‘ AIR HEATING. '
IRATE sun TIN noon . ,
ass and atesm Fitting, .
Is's Fixturod. mm Coiling, “or
lisvo you soon our itoolt of
. RICHMOND RANfiES?
was Jesus a Hammad
u ..-.:.; if“. i
‘ COMP
l? WALT.” "REIT. NOIWAL’K.
Fresh Fls
—“
wurre HALlBU'l'. ' ,
, STEAK coo, BLUEFIBH. “Edit
,3 WEAKFISH. ‘4!“
BONITA MACKEREL. m]
SILVER sass, BUTTER FISH” ii
COLUMBIA roves SALMON. sets.
out: ALL oTHEa KINDMF- this
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