s7»-
3.
tas su
batross. Granit‘mCioth. venetians, Mo-
hairs and Brilliantines in all colors.
BLACK GOOD: A, SPSGIALTY.
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1'1
46 and 47 Ill Milli” ”‘3
Mshaoksmo Hat's? lies a
Death Nomlk. ,
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Lani News nu
WEATHER FORECAST. ,..-
For Nor-walk and vicinity: Fair
tonight and ,Sundny. There is no well-
defined storm bros. elibtt‘of the Rocky
Mountains, An, extended area of high
p ensure is central over the Lake re-
g on and is producing pleasant weatb~
er in the central and eastern sections.
Condition /favor for this vicinity fair
weather, ,vith brisk westerly winds
and not much change in temperature.
~Workingman’s Candidate for Con-
gressman-atLerge. Charles J. Donahue.
at Hoyt’s Theatre, Saturday night.
Joel C. Foster has sold to F. J.
Mash and J, L. Knapp, of Danbury, a
building lot on Bell island. .
Miss Pearl Bouton. of South Nor-
waik is spending her vacation with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Bou-
ton, in New Canaan.
—-Charles J. Donahue, Worklugman's
Candidate, at Hoyt‘s Theatre, Satur-
day night.
Elections returns will be received
over a special wire‘ at the Nerwalk
Club, Tuesday evening. In addition,
‘ a. lunch will be served.
—-Latest Soft Hats. O’Brien.
Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Smith and daugh-
ter Vivian. of Paterson. N. J.. are
spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
S. W. Velsor, of Quintard avenue.
——Chnrles J. Donohuc, Workingmnn's
Candidate, at Hoyt's Theatre, Satur-
day night.
The regulnr monthly meetings of
the Norwalk and South Norwnlk
Boards of Councilmen will be held next
Monday evening in the usual places.
—-Home made or link Sausage. 12c
lb. Hayes‘ Mkt.
George H. Robbins, of the firm of
Burger & Robins, the contractors, has
returned train a very plosant several
weeks visit at his old home in Eng-
land.
—Dunlsp Derbles. O'Brien.
A Boy Who Saved a Great Man's
Life will be the topic of the talk to
the children at the communion ser-
vice tomorrow morning at. the First
Methodist Church.
Whenever you have any sympathy
to.bost‘ow, direct it towards the. young
woman who never used Hoilister's
Rock:l_Mountain Tea or Tablets, 35c.
Pinistcd’e Drug Store.
The Sentinel is asked to correct the
statement of a Bridgeport paper that
the late Chorus Brotherton was con-
cerned in the oyster case in that city.
The deceased was a boss painter, and
had never been an oysterman. Ano
ther men was probably referred to.
——Husketball game. Monday night, at
Annory. All Brooklyns vs. Co. F‘. Don't
miss the first game of the season.
Plans have been completed by Archt
tocl Henry Marvin. of Stamford, for
a dwelling house for Charles A. White
of New Canaan. The house will be of
stone. two and onehalf stories, 20x28
feet, with shingle roof. No plutnbing
or heating.
One of the splendid results of physl‘
cal beautifying is it's tendency to
credit! on ambition to be beautiful in
every way. When a woman gets a
good start by taking Hollister's Rocky
Mountain Tcn shc is all right. Tea or
Tablets. 35 cents. Plslsted’s Drug
Store. ‘
Gcneral and Mrs. Russell Frost will
return from Garden City, Long island.
on Monday_ for n short stay at thcir
home in West avenue, before going to
New York. They have been at Our.
den City for si xweeks, where for three
weeks Mrs. Frost was seriously ill.
She is now out and rapidly recovering.
They met a number so! orwalker
there during the elimination and final
races in the Vanderbilt cup races.
“Fresh Hams, ltlc lb. liayca' Mkt.
Honry itupf, proprietor of general
.storcs in nodding Ccnlcr and on ficti-
aling l‘tldgc. was thrown from his wng>
on in a runaway ncar Rodding Ridge
Thursday night. and ncvorcly injured.
Ono bone in his shoulder was fruc-‘Churchentertained with asocinlanda
lurod and his scalp was cut to the
bone. Dr. it). H. Smith, of Bedding.
dressed tho Wounds. Mr. Itupf is com-
fortable today and it in not oxtu-ctcil but ll was
that any serious couscoucncca will re-
itlllt from the accltlonl.
TO OUR! A COLD lN ONI DAV
Take iiAXA'l‘lVIII l‘lROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggluis refund money if it
fails to euro. 19. W. GROVE?! si
lure is on each box. 260.
.oid members have not reported by that
“lit!-
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A specific for various forms oi
Rheumatism and Rhonmatis -~
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Acid Poisoning. A treatment for
the Blood, Kidneys and Bladder,
PRICE 750 AND $1.00.
in. ii. Killll, Jr.
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in “in"! "l‘t‘l
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8 North Main at. Tel. 626—8.
Connection for all north and
south bound cars can be made
at our store.
J. G. Pugsley. of Lowe street. is on
the sick list again. He is confined to
his bed, and does not seem to improve.
——Crofut & Knapp Hats. O'Brien.
Facing Election: Day will be the sub-
Ject of the prelude to the sermon at
the First Methodist Church tomorrow
night. .
Mrs. Belle Watkins, of South Nor-
walk. has presented the Barton Li~
brury wih eight volumes of the works
of Emerson.
-—Basketball game, Monday night. at
Armory. All Brooklyns vs. Co. F. Don't
miss the first game of the sermon.
Miss Florence thlon, a student
nurse at the Norwalk Hospital. who
was recently operated on in that in—l
stitution for appendicitis, is spending
several weeks at her home in Danbury.
‘—lt you would like an evening 0
pure enjoyment, visit the l. 0. O. F.
Fair, held in their hail, Washington
street. Opens this evening. Dancing
free. Admission. 10c.
The Ferris Coal Company received
yesterday 1,000 tons of coal by the
boats West Farms. Ellen Mchlllams
and R .l. Garrett. which is now being
discharged at the company's wharves
at the foot, of Washington street.
Occasionally one has the fortune to.
meet women who are ideal in looks‘
and figure. Ninety-nine times out of
a hundred you will find she takes Hol-
llster's Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea or
Tablets, 35c. Plalsted’s Drug Store.
Charles E. Barnum, Robert '1‘.
James, J. D, Higgins. F. W, Seward. W.
B. Beiden, Mr. and Mrs. F. 0. Miller“
William 1‘. Dixon. William E. Van:
Valkenburgh. Frank Humphreys, Sam-i
uol Culley. John C. Wilson. P. A. Rob-
ertson, W. .l. Porter, New York; Mr.
and Mrs. R. L, Coburn. Miss Pearl Co.
burn, (‘1. ii, Williams, i". ii. Montgom-
ery, South Norwaik; Harry llrnkc, 1..
R. Anstali, Bridgeport; l“. V. Libby.
E. G. Lund. Boston: J. W. Seymour,
Providence: H. W. Hosford. Northamp-
ton, Mass; Mr. and Mrs. R, C. Jones.
Chicago: E. A. Oliver. Richmond. Va:
A. Frederick Collins. (Iongers. N. l'.;
C. W. Brush, Washington, 1). C., were
guests yesterday at the Hotel Clifford.
——Roastlng Pork and Pork Chops, 140
lb. Haycs' Mkt. .
After an Interval of four weeks.
made necessary by that special ser-
vices at the South Norwnlk Baptist
Church, the Choral Union will meet on
Monday evening next.‘ln the Norwalk
ellihtodist Church. There are many
applications for membership awaiting
action. The now roll will be made up
at the conclusion of this rehearsal and
it will be assumed that. if any of,iho
time, they are not intending to renew
their mcmbcrahip, and their places
will be filled by new applicants. Those
new applicants who have tiled with the
conductor their applications and any
who still desire to make application
for membership before the list is clos-
cd. will be welcome at the Monday
evening rehearsal. ,
-~l.adlos‘ College Hats. O'Brlon's
_................._......
WESTPOR‘I‘.
Frcd Martin and wife of Brooklyn.
N. Y.. llilli been visiting friends in
town.
last night Aspotuck Methodist
nulnbcr from this plsccund Sung-luck
Methodist. church attended.
liallowo’ou resulted in many tricks
loft fortbo weird imagina-
tion it aroma of some Norwnlk prankor
to devise so uncanny a joke ml the
finding of the rumains of I than some--
where between here and Norwolk. do
far as the local authorities are con-
fin‘t‘od the matter Is lot-km: upon as I
on .
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Choice Young Nat
J
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52.";
Offer"
‘ ws .. llo’lb.
Largo Native flouting mum
Lope Ipriug Lamb lac lb.
Prime Rib Rossi............ 100 lb.
lions Roast ..... lift/.o lb.
Lunl’otifont..............liloib.
OTEAKO.
Pol-urban» 20o lb.
Sirloin ..... lloib.
Round lilo lb.
Shoulder.................... 10o lb.
Open-y and ”row ltandsrd' and
Courier lounge. Isooo and Fruit
ot,
“I‘ll nonmemhouu.
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v
. ‘. a .
‘. o lit 6.90, ‘
flounqmnksi nth
i 'As a result 0 the prepared change.
Lingion, D, Cu has girothtvy‘Yala‘Uni-
varsity llibrary a valuable collection
- not. no» ’totbe asaveduby. money.
" mamas. sarcasm ow plan
for increasing tlloirovenne of the new
demio department of Yale College has.
this mom. “used 1h "‘iI‘badomio. facul-
ty and , , , . ,, vepsltylcorpora-
tionto a one , b that ,. it
"Is proposed to it forces pn-
. . .. it We”?
. lie r‘tq 8.160:
0: till? 1'6 rooms
., _. you , groom’ and lib-
in y. one not gain is Ilsa year, on
up lied to 1.850‘studbnts in the 8438.99
one department mousse nine! “7'.-
:89 a year-“Tor the "department. The
huge ’makes‘th’e charges of the acav
domio‘ department for’ instruction and
other privileges substantially the same
as those in th '“ scientific school.
the tuitionl's‘oholarships, for poor stu-
dents of'tnerit in the academic depart-
ment have already been reduced from
$155.10 also.» ‘ l ,
GIFT TO YALE LIBQARV.
,NEWvHAVBINJNiW? lbw-Mr." F‘. D.
Head. of the class of 1874, inthe ‘Yale
Scientific School, a resident of-Wash-
of 700 books and pamphlets. formerly;
belonging to the astuteoi' thevlate Miss
F‘: L Apthrop. of this city.
f
Alman may save money, but he need ”5* ‘ w
“-18 North Main St.
Sole Agents faiths» Norwsllts. ,
4- 45* Quins
than our
scorn nonwsnx'svonnar nauseous n
mmumm‘mvmnv... .. W. . ..
5‘ when:
_” SopthnNorwalk, Conn.
at... o a... H... .,,., . _ .
n ’ . 4 ~ ' , ‘-
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{tryout an». ‘30
W! " t'x'jt‘il ~’! ‘ 1 .
uskohuaauna roar
Edison hilarious-op“ Ind‘nocords.
Victor and Column-Talking Machines
and Records.
Sold for Cahh’or on the installment
Plan.
F. E. lililliliilllll 8: ill.
s
Battlers and Shippers
of
nonswa GINGER
, ALE
Mohawk Spring Water
Mohawk Club Soda »
Mohawk Barsaparllla
Mohawk Birch Beer
Mohawk Nerve
mm Spring Water [10. N 2
Ths“"" Mohawk
My, x“
.2.
ii Washington St, South Nilililillli.
”s 5.1-}. gs.
llottlcrs and Ship-
pers of
MOHAWK Li'l‘HiA
SPRING WATER
Plain and Sparkling
as Well strain." ‘ .x' ' ‘ Nprws‘m.
-_._ , " ”“ """ "'“‘ ““33: spasm couraAoTiuo Mort-:5.
Bargains Al Joselof-f i ' “r“ ‘
Many New Building: Being Ereoted
Ind the Boom Appears Unabatod.
Quince-s, peck .................... 59c ,
Onions peck ..................... 25c ("to New England Bulletin).
Onions, bushel ................... 90c ' nnurger announmnnyiof Norwalk
Fancy Apples, peck ............. 30c have been awarded the contract for
the contract for the carpenter and ma-
son work, and Harry Roberts, of East
Norwulk, the electrical work in conned
tion with the dwelling to be erected
Joseloff in Morgan avenue for George. n n...-
, nnm. Executions have been com-
menced. The building will be frame
"9“}: Mm 81" construction. two and one-half stories
' ‘ ' in height. 33:39 feet, with steam heat.
tile fireplaces. hardwood finish and
flooring. loaded and plate glass. man-
tels. etc. The painting and plumbing
contracts are not yet let. Marsh At
(lette. No. 27 Nassau street, New York
city, were the uchlteets.
Excavation has been commenced for
the garage in Water street. Norwalk.
for F. E. Lockwood and Company. The
building will be of concrete. one story
high, 70x85 feet. with ruberoid roof.
'J. In Botsi'ord, of Main street. Nor-
walk. is the general contractor.
Wuldron &. Riordan. of Norwalk.
have been awarded the contract for
the metal ceilings. wail work and oth-
er improvements in the cafe of John
Mahoney. at No. 59 Main atrccl.
Waldl'on &.Ri0rdun, of Norwalk
have been awmlod the. general con-
tract in connection with tho addition
to the hut factory in Water street.
South Norwalk for Crofut d: Knapp.
The building will be brick. one story,
30:70 feet; gravel root gas and elec-
tric fixtures. and metal skylights and
ventilators. The cost will be allout
81,000.
Excavations have commenced for
the dwelling to be erected at Seymour
Park for Wilfred Rollwcll. 'I‘hc coll—
Itruction will be frnluc, two and one-
hnif stories high. 32x“ feet. contain-
ing twelve rooms: provldcd with fur-
nnoe heat, tile fireplaces. gas and elec-
trlc fixtures. hardwood finish and
flooring, and ntnntets. Nathan S. Pinch
of Dorian, is the general contractor
and Ferris S. Morehouuo is the archi-
tool.
The foundation In nearly completed
for the addition to tho hotel of John
to. O'Bulllvan. at (ll-egory'n Point,
East Norwalk. it will bc frame. one
story high. and llxlt feet. Waldron
A Riordan are the contractors. and
new plumbing will bc required.
Horace Fl. Dunn has sold a lot in
Lincoln avenue. to ,Mrs. Quick. of
Brooklyn. Now York. who contemplat-
' es erecting a handsome residence on
the site.
Charles Youl has been awarded the
contract for the "lotion work: ill-own
I Ctuupany, plumbing and heating, and
Harry Roberts. clmtrlcsl work. in con-
nection with dwelling at button for
Ernest Barthel. Ii. will be construct-
ed of cobblestones smi clupbosrds. two
and one-half stories. 38x68 feet. with
steam heat. plantain and fireplaces.
electric fixtures. loaded and pinto
glass. Excavations have already been
omnmeneed. W. J. White. of till
Fancy Apples, bushel ........... $1.10
Your choice Pancake Flour.
3 packages ..................... 25c
The United Salutes Government
within the past two years, has purchas-
ed 25.000 Stearns & Foster Cotton
Felt Mattresses, for and in its army
posts throughout America and the
Philippines.
The Stearns & Foster Co:ion Felt
Mattress is guaranteed.
After sixty days‘ trial, if n :l‘ll‘t‘SB is
not entirely satisfactory, your money
will be refunded.
For Sale by
F. A. MITCHELL,
Open Evenings till 8 o'clock.
8 and 5 Wall Ctr Nor-walk. Conn.
TM. 575-3. ‘
GUNS AND
AMMUNITION
A full assortment of single and
double guns from five dollars up. Also
a line line of hammerlesa guns from
fifteen seventy-five up.
Rifles and revolvers from twofifty
up.
A fresh lot of ammunition in all
gauges and neither.
Repairing Done.
Call at
Norwsiil, hardware 00.
39 Main St
”strum '
WEATHER
vwill soon be her-willow to
" conic any hour. Won will need
heavier clothing-«an overcoat.
”A”...
LOG CABIN QUARTETTE TO SING.
Will be Heard at South Norwaik Bap-
tist Evangelistic Service Tamer.
row Night.
The Log‘Cubin quartetto will sing at
tho evangelistic service tomorrow eve
nlng at. the South Norwuik Baptist
Church. The singing of this quartette
is always popular and helpful and will
be heard tomorrow evening with great
pleasure. The evangelistic mission
which has continued for two weeks
will close tomorrow evening. Dr.
Coat's subject will be. The Stone of
Rejection. Tho chorus assisted by
the regular quortette will lead the slug-
Ing and a. meeting of unusual inspira-
tion will be enjoyed.
The services will be brief closing
promptly at the usual hour and the fel-
lowship will be fraternal and hearty.
in the morning the ordinance of the
Isord'a supper will be observed and
Dr. Coats will preach on the Church of
the Living God. Sunday school at the
noon hour will continue the supple-
meut work by Miss Elsie Decker. The
young men’s class, meeting in a room
by tlleblsolvcu, is a friendly place to
be and all young men are invited. The
Philntheu class for young women will
convene at tho usual hour in connco
tion with the Bible school. B. Y. P.
li., at six o'clock, n scrvice for young
pcoplc. With all these meetings the
suprcmc aim of the Sabbath day will
be achieved. And this Church will be
a place of meditation and considera-
tion of the great themes of life.
swncumeu's oérrlcuuv BRIGH-
T e
loiloved that Settlement Will Take
‘ Place Shortly.
CHICAGO. Nov. 3.~Prosnccts of
settling openccably the present contro-
versy between the railroads and their
switchmcn became brighter yesterday
when it became known that officials of
the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmon
next Monday will cuter into further
conferences with the road manage-
ments in Chicago.
The lrainmcn will present their ori-
ginal demands of an eight hour day
once more. but ii is said there is no
intention of standing irrevocably by
this position. According to the Bro~
thorhood officials. the awiichmen are
dissatisfied with the mmpmmlso offer
of two cents an hour wage increase
proposed by the roads and an effort
will be made to induce the companies
to make a better proposition.
The outcome of the meellngn on
Monday in Chicago. it in said. will go—
voru negotiations throughout the
clumtry. it is probable the conference
will cover a period of uovornl days and
mlmnrhiio no radical move may be
enrol.
MYil'i‘liinlt‘lils nxclosmu. «4. w I!
ANDOVEIR, Mam, Nov. 8.-~«Myatary
still onshroutivtl today the caplmion
that shook this town shortly after mid-
night and that. was heard In the nolgb
lmrlnlt towns of Ballot-rivals. Wilmer
ton Junction and boweli Junction.
Fears of a recompile of the frightful
powder mansion ‘oitploslonnlu Tattl- '
bury three yourengo. were not If?“
by reports from install and Acton that
the powder works were intact. So for
nearly tnn'tlw by intentions could
learn. none of the bailout of the «slow»
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adults Fennel? neurons resonates. , "
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‘ul - ' 3L9" " .'.\.I'I«’ ‘R In ”we ‘
Ahd tune for'it. too.” We shall I]! ksf’flulaan U lbificg‘t’tficcasion
of such importance that you can‘i In ord‘trrpass it' y; Good, clean.
honest. rlcpeuilabic lots-these. Pleasure to buy them; pleasure to
wear tllcm, knowing that they are in every way right.
\V'otucu's Ilcavy Flcecctl Vests and Pants in alllsizes, 25c.
Women's Extra llcavy it‘icccc-lincd Vests and Pants, special
value at 29c each.
Women‘s Jersey Ribbed lileccc-lincd Vests and Pants, merino
finish. non—shrinking; Vests silk embroidery and silk ribbon ’.rim-
mod; the very best garment at the price; sizes 4. 5 and 6,,ut 501..
Women's Jersey Ribbed Vests and Pants, the same quality as
above incxtra sizes 7. 8 and 9, at 59c.
Women's ”Forest Mills" Wool Vests and Pants in white, nat-
ural and scarlet, 75:, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 each,
l‘ioys' Finc Heavy Weight Fleece—lined Shirts and Drawers, a
complete line of sizcs, all new goods, at 25¢ each.
hicu's Superior Quality Fleece-lined Shirts and Drancrs; Shirts
single or double breasted, at 50¢ each.
Men's All Wool Shirts and Drawers, big assortment to choose
from; prices range from 75c to $1.50.
.83-85 Washington Street.
75va fXfiD WOOD!”
, square-Irony
Bowkor'is‘} Fantillz'ora'.
B. Hershfieid & $Qn.
m WATER swam “ "it; In.
WIININGS.
LININGS ARE A THING THAT no WITHOUT enleo—avsnv one
HAS TO HAVE THEM. our one: in A WHILE IT is WORTH WHILE
savmo THAT IT is ONLY THE as or THAT owe SATISFACTION; iF
vou auv HERE you ARE sun: or GETTING THE seer.
N. E. RYAN 8t 00.
86 Washington St. So. Norwalk.
—miinderweat—liosleru Gloves
Comfort‘ables. Outing Flannels.
Specials for Sat. Mon. (it Tuesdall
A T .
M. S SMITH 85 COMPAN'I. .'
92 Washington Street.
Winter
Telephone 474.
. . 3.47:
it Is the best mined hilt/I" and
. not
cost you any more. “
lite ilarris it GatlS to.
08 WATER ST” SOUTH NORWAIAK.
Phone 890,
. .. . .m. m.s........‘.
“ Asphalt. Cement.
. Gretel.
Blue Stone Walks Laid,
Curb hotter and Paving Set.
Concrete,
l t
ilk ' strum-moi cost, new... novel. in am
hi ("4. N. 6.. NCW. 3.~’f‘ho .HmnA "
Burltcnline Milton. which advices hero . ' ‘ » '
state is Ili’enil at days overdue from W03. Mum. NOW-‘0 90th
llsvuun to Mu He. has been given up is ballooning in the Berkshires Milan
for lost in this port win-m aim in log among people ofwuith that Io
largely owned. The passage ordinarily cal houwlry has contracted tor It:
sivo munuflrt ring plants in the vial»
nity had his up. in view of the,
loci: of any definite explanation many
petiole attributodvthe disturbance to
Wu ””9”“ months “3" for Winfield street, East Norwalk, in the
lust Mich welibor- oonli‘flotorgltggt scum-i w. Hoyt. in.
is t e are i ..
' IINJAMIN ‘ Excavations have commenced for
OVIROOATI the large addition to the moody para
“chased residence in West avenue of
cannot be battered for Chumi'rlliflliim‘iv fl ‘mnflzgnfitafy
iionswll ,m I. alron ran
' 'TVL" A'PIARNGI' .‘R' ‘of Norwalk. have the onlruct.
VICE. Contractor Harry W. blather has
commenced Work on the dwelling of ’
$12.00 To ”0.00. John Steamroller. in Woluiward ave-l
w nue. The construction will be frame
two and onehslf stories high. and In.
ranged for two apartments. There will
be gas and electric fixtures. hardwood
finish and flooring. mantel: and mo-
Idarn plumbind. '
um...“
OTMKINDV escalators HITURN
' knoxnommm..vov.. twin so
col-dunes with tootruotloos resolved
Open Monday, Wednesday.
“diatom insulin
Jillilililfi.
. .- .«VAILO from Washington. potent! tho-striln
,l' l OIOTHI 3' in; machinists It the local southern
* ’ HAWIR. shops, but the more than too sympath-
Wllllillllll. lilac mmlwnrumam m
. . m mos. us. wlllii'mri to not]: incur».
W
The aroma strike W con
to his tannins-sod assay at
and mom out. ~
flood
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iii“ ‘
unreortholuke. but on account of the
mampsratlvcly small area shouted. the
in was Mohammed‘s: I fact.
build ago were hIllly sham in this
vicinity. balls were started ringing
and my windows bush/so. At low-ii
Junction the teleuofib operator sale
that from the way is building was
citation the thought there lion-boon“
embolism. .m disturbs” was Ip-
nannflyr‘contthud along I portion of
the worm dunno comm
minimum. is: test";
To PUIIPV FOG‘I'MLL.
XVI round Nov. tum;
Association of Colleges and Proper»
‘ italic-ll sin tho-slum «terrier
on arsed seem coulomb took so
mention the vessel in the absence of
a horrific
taken but sls‘duyn and the barkentlne Paris firm for a large bailout-I6
has been out forty days. She was in ‘deilvorsdllers in timufor the about
patient. Capt. James Mnuthorn tom. of the um summer sewn. ’l‘ ‘
tract calls for Intalrlhl’p'oa ‘ .u ‘
[carrying easily five persons. In” it'll"
expected 91.000 will be the ill-lilo.”
for the bug and its equipments.
balloon will be let. much on the “lift
plan as an aunt. . A licensed
Capt. Mflllfld. of this port, one of the
owners. The vessel was four years
old and was of tliiil tons‘ burden. tine
wee fully insured.
MW
”RATING POL-f}: MONEY AND
Hll‘oloy Id 530.. oste- . Magnified
MW 101 M‘ ill! I f0“ III “ill Aoro Club. of.4_.tneri’ harm
remedy. and on account of the great headquarters for its nameless.
merit and popularity rotors Honey W _ , .
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