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tilDillNeiiiSlliilts.
Mrs. Hattie Savard has moved from
Washington street to Madison street.
The barge Sophie has arrived with
a cargo of coal for Raymond Brothers.
Political .ietters and pnutera’ are
looking loisvoi' extra work for the illuil
carriers.
—(ir0fiit.‘ & Knapp tints. O'Brien.
A regular routine incl-ling 01‘ ”iv
isrlloda Club Willi llt‘ltl (it its club
rooms last evening.
Ray Fowler spent yesterday in [dust
Orange, N. .l..
Company arc furnishing a homo.
—~\Voritlugman'si Candidate for ('nnv
greanmannt-lalrgo. tillarlex .l. Donoliuc,
nt lioyt's Theatre. Saturday night.
Theodore Knapp has returned from
E four weeks‘ hunting trip lil Shelton.
Monroe and other tip-country towns.
He reports good luck.
A stated communication of Old W011
Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. iii., will be
held next Tuesday night. There will
he work ill the fellowerpftfiegree;
~Peari Alpinea. ’O'iBrion.
The members of the’l‘éJephone Tink-
ers' Club. iormilrly the Campbell Rose-
budo. are soon to hold demotion sup
per at the home of George Keating.
The meeting for childréii iii the 8.11-
vatlou Army hall in South Main street
will be held tomorrow aiternoou at,
3 o'clock. All- inothci's are invited to
brim: their children. .
Fancy Spring (‘lllt'ki‘liz-i and POMS.
161- ill. ilayes' Mitt. ‘
Mr, and Mm. Seymour Curtis of
Norwalk. are expected home tomorrow
from a several days trip. including a
visit to Old Point Comfort, Virginia,
Norfolk ulitLotlicr points.
- i’ilarlvs .l. licluohur. \Voi'llinltulun'li
(iiiiiditiiitc, til liilyt‘li 'l‘ileiliro, Saturo
day night.
There is still ilo change for the
worse in the condition of Ralph Balti—
will who has iockjaw. it is therefore
confidently expected that tho disranc
will gradually pass off. The laii's tool
is tilt-lo titling nicelv.
~—Salt Pork. 120 lb. llilyes' Mk1.
Eil “Manuela“ nouns
'2 FEDERATlON or
u‘ '
I; Born-Tact; of interest Allow Armin
, l A8 previously announced.
. nllnl meeting of the Connecticut Slum
.: Federation or Women‘s (.‘iubs will be
'held In Norwalk Mid South Norwnllt.
4 her lilth and 14th, by illvltlitlml oi‘ the
. Woman's Club. 01‘ Nui'Wulk. the Friday
‘ Club. of South Nui‘Wlllk.
where A, J. Collins ii’c'
. young ladies. acting no pages and unit-
sz mama ‘
Til YL OR 4% GOLDEN.
wouenretculas
‘Who Will Appear in Nor-walk. '
the im-
on Tuesday and Wedneuduy. Novenr
Afternoon Club and illi‘. l’llllDHOIllitii‘B'
'l‘hc meet
hunt or Tuesday will be llt‘ltl ill tho
ll‘irl-il (".(lligl'tifllillilllill (‘lllll‘tllL on The
Green, in Norwalk, and it in continent-
Iy expected that these Rt'HRlOlls will be
of unusual interellt.
The exercises on Tuesday will open
at 2 o'clock ill the atternoon. with ad-
dresses and reports by prominent club
women of the state. The committee
on education has secured for this meet-
ing Arthur D. Call. of Hartford. who
will.apenk on The Public and the
Schools. ii subject which should com-
mand the interest iliid sympathy of
.nll who have at heart the Welfare of
‘our boys and girls.
The evening decision of Tuesday will
begin at. 7:45 o‘clock. and will doubl-
icss prove. to be one of the most do.
i lthll'lll features oi‘ the annual meeting.
The program. which has been art-hill:-
oil by lllt‘ llllil-llt‘ and forestry commit-
tees, cannot. fail to give pleasure. A
song rt‘cilnl by the Wi‘ll-lillOWll Boston
soprano. Mll‘lt‘. Kilcski Bradbury. will
follow all address by Enos A. Mills.
the picturesque inollntnln girdle and
forestry export oi the Rocky Moun-
tains. upon The Poetry of llll‘ Forest.
and the Trail. rNt‘i‘t‘l‘ has the appeal
of llilllil‘t' been more regarded tllall
now. and Mr. Mills‘ experience ilt-ih'lll‘t‘fl
to him the instant appreciation of all
lovers of nature.
tcrtniilnleut a. reception to the Fedora-
tion ilild its friends will be given in
the chapel by the Woman's Club. of
Norwalk. assisted by the South Nor-
walk Clubs. A number of Norwalk
crs. will assist the members of
clubs.
()iit-of-town delegates to tho annual
in the homes of Norwalk aiid South
Norwallt.
The events. of Wednesday. the Hill.
will take place ill the Congregational
Church, of South NorWnlk_
Here are some, interesting facts coil-
ccriiilig the ililmlclalm who are to he
on the program.
the
state. Mrs. .i. C. Downs. and tilc cllair~
until of the local committee. Miss Saili-
9. Rolls. Norwalk, and Mrs. C .S. St.
John. South Norwalk.
The afternoon oi 'l‘licsday there will
he a group of songs by Minn Mary
Elizabeth Wilson, of the Stamford
(‘llllL Au far tin possible ill.- points“:
and performers are l'llolu-li i‘ronl incin-
born or Federated Clubs, and it is
plcnnant to welcome Mlitii Willion from
it newly formed and Federated (‘liill
in Stamford.
Milli»: Wilson's unique and churmilitz
specialty lti rcritnlu of children's mill-tic
and uhe has chosen the following on-
tlclnz mt-lodics: 'l‘lic Swing. The Elf
and tile fillrmouiic. 1th songs about
Captain James l.. ”()Wlll‘il. .lr.. adju.
tom of the First infantry. (‘.‘N. (i.
has applied to the military authoritlt‘sl
for leave of absence from Novuniborl
i to January 1. with permission to
leave the slate,
wWDrklngnlnn‘s Paadldute for Con-
greoumun-at-Liirlzc. Charles .1. llmmhilt‘,
pi lvloyt'a Theatre. Saturday night.
Willie Rose lluilflt'. ihiilghicru of St.‘
George. llcld n incl-ting. l:lHl owning.
and iiw new nilmmi \voi'i‘ llillli‘il to
the nicniberldllp rolls. Inflklllll uboutl
th'lliy in all. The charter him not
yet been rccclvml and tho lmlitc has
not yet ill-oil tortilally inlilatl-d.
w~tihouldur Sll'lllt, itit- lb, llayru' Mill.
i’rcuitil-ui (‘lltlrli-n S. liiitoniun llt‘ the
Iiikciuun Munulacinrlliz (‘oilipatlsh
Wllli'll lo located iii the building of llli‘
Lotti iillli inlll company in Grand
girl-ct, Norwuilt. in to occupy the Mori-
llsm l’t'tiidi-lit'i- ill \Vl‘l’ll llVl‘lllli‘ Pill‘
nonw time Mr lllltolnlln and family
llill‘l- llocn ltli'lllt‘ll lil Woniporl.
'“i'hiil’li’fi .I. lliilillllilt‘. Woriiimtmiln'a
Candidate. ill lioyl'll 'l‘ill-ulro, Stature
tiny night.
The Norwnik chill him pliinncd to
main» 'l‘uclnlay lllltili n llll'llfliiill ““0 for
tho nlcmbnl-li and lint-lit». Election rc-
tlirlui will he l'l't‘i'lW‘ll oyor u ltpccllll
wire and in tltllliiliili. Nil-llllliilicliill
will by intrvcd. All in niwnvn llw critic.
ntliln'i-ltldcllt KliI‘lllN nuly lw brought by
mealborn. and in addition, ouch mt‘lib
her may bring one gentleman rmiillcllt
without charge.
~W0rit|nittllillrll t'nuililliltd for (ion-
itreliilmlln-nt-imlic. (tharlim .1. Honolulu,
Iii. lloyt'll ’i'hnntrn. Saturday night.
The man who mnrrlon fol money livi-
tlom ilccollicll iolinli-iiliouidtu-«d mun
cilrryillx what in; mint
n.
IITTIR THAN IPANKiNO.
Spanking down not rare children of
lltitiovuillilll. ’l‘horc til ti tzonlititiutonnl
antihi- for thin trouble. Mrn. M. Sunl-
tnilrs. boll w. Noll-e Danie. but. will
semi iron in tiny mother but nllilieclllitili
ililnw treatment. with full inhtraetlonli.
fiend no money. but. write her today it
our children trouble youfiln lillii way,
n't bionic the child. illv‘uhhnreli orb
it onn‘t hulp n. This treatment
with urban ammonia: by day or at . »
i Will all either one oi two Woll‘bffiil!
indium. extra good road how.
Oil. horse useful for any portion;
but till!
i on“. u. mum.
M‘s
COLEMAWS
little boys—~1‘ho (mini-lie llily. l‘rncliu-
Inst. thri-i- ilonéii about llitlc girlownn
April Girl. A Sweet, lit-d Rollo. If No
0110 Ever hiiii‘rlcs lilo. Mlfis Flown"-
l.a\'i.~‘n‘s Function oi the New Canaan
(‘lllll‘ iii to accompany Mina Wilson.
Misti Fimcller in nu cxcolulonnlly lll‘v
coulpiixlii-il pianist. it was hoped
that shi- might be heard in solo work.
also. blit the piano is not suitable for
Sillil‘l and there riot-mod no way to
plat-c a concert grand upon llii‘ pulpit
platform.
A full prouruiu oi Mow. Klianii
lirildbnry'li soul: l‘i-‘t'lllll will ho given
later.
Mow. Hi‘iilllllil‘." was made an honoroiy
)t‘fii‘n alto llllll .k'lll' prculltllcd lilo club
with the beautiful l-llony navel llll‘
;;1‘I‘Nltli‘ll| wields no hrr budge oi ul-
(‘1‘.
Ali-x. ti. (iiiuion in in upon the even-
lair ol‘ ‘l‘ncuilay with lwu orlnlu llillll-
iwrx. lllltl is to play Wildllcullny untru-
int: nt niloui lllt‘ inliliiii- oi the program.
list will lllHl accompany Miltliiiiii‘
lirndlulri‘ on the organ. willie Mimi
“with ill in tho piano. Mr. tillnlou lliill
lli‘l‘ll mold hind mill collrlvonx Ill furth-
i-i'itlu Illi' tilllm'tit of ”10 (’(fllullllli‘i‘fl.
and it in n lilI‘ilNlli‘t' that our opt-ol-
town RIII'MN pro to hour him. Mimi
Aiiili‘ii Lillicjohu .‘il'lll. on Wedncmilly
lllll-llltlmi. air:- it violin llolo. Flillllllflll‘
Caprice, by \‘ii-uxlt-tnpa. with Mina
Flori-nun linhiwin at the piano. The
inunlr l-oulnliillm have also llcriirtni
liryan Rollo-rhino. or t‘ovulliry. lint:-
lillill, who will give il llnlrillinc aolu
Wmliinuilny ul‘turntmn.
' 'l‘hu, piano to ho numl ni llii‘ Holltll
Norwallt .tioliurrgaiinlial i’llilt‘t'li in to
be hauled from ”W minim-ll wort--
mount.
BlG SALE
SATURDAY '
Following the en- .
The music, is arranged by the chair- .
man of the music. C(lmllilllt‘i‘ of ”W ‘
it is pleasant to l'ol-orll lilni .
llil‘llilli‘l‘ of illi‘ Woultiu'h t‘lnb muni- .
WNW
Distinctive Models oil it .0
FALL SUITS. -
' it you appreciate clever designing. be our: to see the
new Varsity sliclcooat model for Fall wear.
' it shows grace in every line-whroad shoulders, shapely
back. full front, dare shirt with center vent and false hide
wntswi'eatutes which prove the expert work of a master
designer. Yet Varsity suits coal little~-
$15.00 to $25.00. a '
and are so well tailored and perfect fitting that you‘d nat-
urally expect to pay much more. A try-on is the most con-
Vincnig argumenv we know. Come in and try on: there is
no obligation to buy because you try. n
. Varsity suits come in a broad range oi" new and mold
Sivc \vcavos in grayish \vorstrils, Scotch tlvccds. and Him
and black worotcils. Varsity ovcl'coats are as faultless in
tlt'Slgli and ill as Varsity suits. $15 to $30.
()ilicrs as loiv as $0.00.
A,
no. 14 so. MAIN s1. TE-L. CALL 632-2.
THE BESTFLOUR. GRAlN AND FEED THE MAR.
KET AFFORDS AT LOWEST MARKET PRiCES.
o
. That's the realm we hold our old trade anti win new.
Wo want YOUR orders. We guarantee to give them
the very best attention. We think we otter you SER-
‘ . VlCE ii lliilo BETTER tliail the other follow‘il best. Will
you test it? I LA.“
t .Bny Oat‘s That's Clean. ‘1
‘ MANUEL T. HATCH.
’ A. GREAT OFFER .
DELlNEATOR (1 year) ......... ......... ' ........... . ..... $1.00
McCLURE'S (i year) ...................................... 1.00
WORLD‘S WORK (1 year) ........................................ . 3.00
{5'36
Our Price for the above $3.00
This is your first chance to act lilo llcllni-nlor or Mrt‘lnrc's at less
than regular price.
wm. P." Beers’
Books. Stationery and Engraving.
49 Wall St.. Norwalln 6 So. Main So. So. Norwdk.
..
SUCCESS
Is the accomplishment oi a purpose.
A Business Education at
MERRILL COLLEGE
Is a definite purpose fulfilled.
Day and Night Sessions.
NO EXTRAS AT MERRILL. ALL BOOKS FREE.
South Norwalk. Stamford, Port Chester.
M. A. Merrill. Principal.
THE FAIR CLOAK “angina?
Humor and Mlillt'l‘ of
ladies' (limits. Suits. furs and film Mlliineiy.
(larilicntll Motto to Order and lioillaiieloll.
68 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK. ~
atom open ovonln itiltllfllll ii p. in.
r— F‘ f
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2000 Deeds
at the Town Cleric: attics awaiting claimant-l tan than by ownara;
Ind tli'ln ,
Forgotten.
The original dud. not the record at it. la the authority in nutm-
ol alum ' 1
Do you kno'w will" the duct tor your propurty lot
hint
~ nitration meat;
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our " 1'
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vols. convent-
in. nM
‘9” m in a. a. mum-u mu
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not» arena. «.
mu m m Kamila
minding“
Rent a Safe Deposit 302:.
South Nollilki‘luil min
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Saturday W
Cindi] '
500 Quality
290 lb. *
llill Cllllillll Pllilllillll,
THE PRESCRIPTlON STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE. ‘
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
li'Ald. S'l‘ltlilll'i‘, 10:10 :1. lil.-’l“ll‘i~ll
Di‘lt‘t‘p‘ oi' hlorltn ulmwt-d lilotli'l'illt' nil-
yum-cu over llllil llilllll, on light lrauv
auctions: [trading \vali llli' only illi-
ptli'lzllll exception. and was: ulladt-d l‘l
Hlliiill fraolion. Northern Pacific rose
l 1-: and t‘iimnpciiiw & Ohio 544.
WALL S'l‘llEl-l’l‘ull a. Ills—'EXltlli-
sivt- realizing in Reading as a result
of yesterday‘s rise carried the price
down steadily and cuinliinnlontod weitlt~
nose to the numeral market. Opening
advances were converted into slight.
losses. with Brooklyn 'l'raualt and
Amalxamatctl (Topper sharply affected.
Reading sold at. 144. it loss of 21.4,, and
Northern Pacific. Colorado and Soutlr
cm and Smelling gave way 1. Great
Northern pfd, got up a point before
the selling commenced.
Wltld, S'l‘iiiili'l‘, Closer-Tile mar-
ket closed iii-iii A rally sci iii which
became more pronounced after the tip-
pciirnnce oi the bank statement. Pri-
ces worn csiablislicd again at it frac-
tion above lilHl night's cloning lovci.
Reading's rot-(ivory was vigoroiih and
carried it to ill illunl‘ last night, (‘a-
' litiiilnn l’ncllll- and New York (‘i‘iltrnl
stained :I, point.
SHIP'S CARPENTER WASHED
OVERBOARD,
l'ltiti'l‘ilN. Nov. Ii-«—'l‘lll- Plant Lin.»
nicntncr Halifax. which nailed front
Halifax :il tiliillllgllt. lil'l‘li‘l‘ll lli‘l‘t' in.
tiny int-lily hours lnio, .‘u‘li-r :l dantvi‘
011.“ tlxllt'l‘li'lli‘i' in a storm during
Which ilit’ .‘zllip'u carpenter. .loliii hir-
Lt‘llli. was swept overboard and lost,
The Hlt‘illllt‘l‘ llcriwlf was considerably
damaged by llit‘ lililt’ and heavy sens.
doors and windows being broken and
it plain started on the starboard Hilli‘
forward. The Halifax encountered the
storm Thursday morning. From 2 p.
ill., for Lil hours the \‘t‘si-it‘l was born
to.
Mt‘l.t’Ilil wait curried overboard by
a huge lion. ’l‘liursdily night. lie was
5-“: return of age. and lived at Halifax
where he is survived by a widow and
son.
The Halifax was scheduled to return
in the provinces today. but she will
not leave illitil tomorrow.
LAWYER LAMPORT FOUND DEAD.
llM.ll“AX, N. 8.. Nov. ii.w Word was
received iii-l'c today that Frederick W.
lAllllllill'l. of Now York city. wait iiltlnd
lli‘lill in hip “ml at (“litmicn forty llilltlu
from “NV“. lliitl niltht. Mr, intiilpuri
who wan councoiml with the law llrul
oi liixltrll u i-Illlt-rlnlu, of Broadway.
New York city, i'llilit‘ to liiillfnx liliillll
ll month ago lentil-ring from ili'rvnus
trouble. “P Willi iii-coilipllnii-tl by it
llill‘iil'. Alli-r i'i‘llllillllill! in Hill! PM
until early thin ii-m-h. they wont to
l‘ln'litcr in lo-iirrll oi ubnoliito qllli‘l.
FAIRBANKS CLOSES CAMPAIGN.
iNldNM’UIJS, lllil.. Nov. 3.-~«\'irc-
i’rvnidclit t‘llarlnu W. Fairbanks to
day cloned llli‘ campaign in bulimia
and hill tour dayli' llpclikltlit tour of
tile fillill’. thrllnu from 'l‘t-rre "Milli"
lie Willi licili-ilnli-ll to make i‘li’li'cn
Mll‘i‘i'lii‘ti in the nonliiwmiiero nnrl of
ion at lOrnliuvlllc, Nolwltiuitnmlinu tho
hnnvr drain on lillt nervous illii'l‘llli'l'
Mr. Pairlumlol in in excellent health
and ht oninviuit lllc trip. The lurin-
i‘i‘l‘il‘i‘tlli that burn greeted Mill overt"
whom- have greatly planned him.
FRENCH OABlNIT MIITINO.
PARIS. Nov. ll.~ 'i‘iln Ullllllii'l lurid ti
Illi‘tlllflK today under the proaldnnry of
l‘il'illili'lll Fullerton and approved the
uilnliiti-rhd act-titration qt policy. The
prculdrnl liicn algal-ll lilo hilla in int
introduced Monday lit the f‘l‘rflfllfl'm‘
llllilll oi l‘lirilllllloni tor the pnrtihnan
ut till1 Western Railroad and tho aboli-
tion of illt‘ «lentil penalty. Min. Boar»
wont. Gunninni, Renault and liecralli
have been roaappnlntuti till reproclinttla
time it The Home Tribunal for "m
‘i‘Gl.
Ni
t’ilmlfllt «la yearn.
ADVInTlIlo Lljr‘i'lll.
The following loin-rs remain iiiiritli-
a}? for lit the following pontoillces lol-
i t- current wee .
South Norwuilimt‘i. Math Namath:
John it. Albert. hint. ll. ti. Aldrich.
Mililirtl Ii. Barter. itch. Right Away:
Mills Maud Baxter. Janina Fail-innit.
mini Mary 0i Ion. Edward 0. Hood.
(tome W. Jo limit. still. Right Away
.ttll: Frank iii-anally m: Aillio Kora»
rill. Bot Molnar. will. it. titanium
it. hmith. United Cmairgewtloa Go.
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.iiorw litwi-fetberi Birdaall. mm
miller. o. unicorn it. nor. 0. A.
(limit! ill“ 1F. ‘ ila. Arthur
“minnow; melanoma? lira.
ina entail Am W
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alumna.
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oVERCoAT Do YOU NOT? COMFORT 15 till:
QUALlTY YOU rlasr LooK FOR. lN AN over.—
COAT. THIS is GOOD. BUT warn you. ARE
GETTlNG A COMGORTABLE oVERCoAT THERE
is No REASON WHY YOU SHOULD NOT ALSO car
A STYLISH OVERCOAT. it“ WILL WEAR. .Jusr AS
WELL AND LOOK BETTER. REMEMBER You WEAR
roux oVERCoAT oN THE oUl .JlDE. THAT is ONE:
REASON wuv WE'VE PUT smess upon our.
LlNE or oVERCoATs. WANT ONE? ‘
A GOOD OVERCOAT FOR $10.00 To 12.00
A BETTER OVERCOAT FOR $15.00 To 18.90
A BEST OVERCOAT FOR $25.00 To 30.00
REMEMBER AGAIN: YOU WEAR YOUR OVERCOAT
ON THE OUTSlDE
RESPECTFULLY . .,
Sellcck 8- Price, ‘
. ‘ HEAD—TO-FOOTERS.
98 Washington Street. South Nat-walk.
,. ’ _ . . , m A-..
Shocking F Ill
of prices for apot caah. Cash at a premium. i’m in a pinch for money.
i must have rnonoy. i muat sell. Cash is at a premium here. Depend
on a good article hora: value received. Saturday lpeclal stilling.
Bag Beat Jonu'. Pillabury'a, Gold Medal or Superlativo, 69c bag.
rel of Jones' or Plliabury'a, $5.45. introducing Cataract Flour,
is warranted equal or better than anything going.
baa, 65¢; per blah, $5.00. ;
Special price on Creamery Tub Butter. 29¢, worth 2% to buy and tolling
elsewhere at 30c tonic. Clover Print Butter. apecial at 33:.
Maine Potatoes. lino cookers. at 75c buahei; 20: pack.
Nice Cabbage, St: to We head.
Nice Onions. at 81.00 bushel: low price.
Sweet Potato“, all right. 16c peck.
Canned Corn. too much of it, It 2 cant, 25c: 3 cans. 25c.
Tomatoes, at 10:; at 13c. two, 254:; at 15c. ,
Natural Flavor Sweat Peat, 2 ca no, 25c, lrom 15c. or 6 can: 700.
Thou New Mackerel are all right, uillnp fut. Not large. but. II
one who hail them said. more tender a nd potter eating than thou ll. paid 260
to. for. 99 each, or a for 250.
Buy the Kent Farm- Naw bid Egon. All new laid and packed for
flneat trade. 40c noun. Eppa at 23¢. «it well and give good manna.
Lard at 2 lbs. tor 25¢: 11 . a bargain. price going up. '
Cranbarriu. 10o qi., worth mom. Dr to buy by barrel.
A lair. squat-a business done by aquaro people. who wlah
with call cuatomora. Hope to be of good u». Uao ua.
LORENZO DIBB
Telephone Call 6364.
Bar-M
‘l'llll flour
it la no experiment. For
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inn
Find or yellow.
or 4 «no, 266.
(0 0m If.“
Hundreds of Eyes
m paling overworked u a malt oi application upon work or m ‘
italic! tor Itralmd uni tired will be had In
norm by wool-luau pair at on. W . l: ar‘mm
Propor Glooooo. Proporly Adm-tad. ‘
lamination m
thinning of homo Ind all Repairing o nullity.
O. B. JACKSON. '} ‘ "
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in mm. ornaar. NOIWMK. "duh. .
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