Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, November 9, 1906 · page 3

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_ 4 w, ,.
In all the new shadow elitists sntl
plaids.

Also Henriettas, Borges. Veilinzs. Al
bntross, Grnnito Cloth, Venotians. Mo-
hairs and Brilliantinss in all colors.
BLACK GOODS TA GPECIALTY.

E. K. BANKE
46 and 47M

”W.

2 Grain ildnine Pills.

Guaranteed to contuln 2 grams

 
 

 
 

 

oi sulphate of quinine and lib-v

 

solutely soluble.

In Bottitili of I00 at

400

Am. ll. tiller. ii.

Draggist.

Mlhsoko’m

 

South Norwslk.

 

 

 

”WEATHERTOR‘EEKBTT'

Fair
Shturdny partly
There is no well-

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

h‘or Norwalk and vicinity:
ti warmer tonight.

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con tral over Lake Huron is producing
con sidernble cloudy weather in the“
in e region. This area. will

8 North Main at. Tel. 62H.
Connection for all north and
south bound cars can be made

at our store.

 

ill. the
Read the

Superior Styles in Shoes
So th Norwaiit shoe store.

 

Mrs Caroline Budd, of Branchville.
entertained Mrs Frederick Weed and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Gregory. or
Norwaik on Sunday.

When you‘re broke the girls are shy.
They turn and fly as you corne nigh.
Brace tip olti man show some pluck:

—Dr. Dick's cures malaria.

argain day at the New York Grtr
ce y Company. Read the ad. for
prices.

rest values in suits and overcoats
at Rogers & Stevens. See a

pecinl sale of sheet music tomor-
ro w at Briggermans', Concert by Prof.
Cl one in the evening.

Ladies‘ College Hats. O‘Brien's

if you want. to be satisfied with

'i‘nke Rocky Mountain Tea;
change your luck.
I’luistcti's Drug Store.
Mr. anti Mrs. Frank Comstock of
Wilton have tloseti ’iho Homestentl

'twlll

g0 JdS and prices try Joselofl's‘ The for tho winter and taken up a tem-
ad. will tell you more about it. pornry "’“ldl‘me lll NOWNK
The Lady Jennings Lodge will Mrs Minn Monti. of Brnnchvllle pn-

ho] i a sociable and handkerchief sale leviained her daughter irom South

in ed Men's Hall. Fri. eve... Nov, 9 Norwnik him J Edward Emmons. of
T; pestr-y Brussels at Road's. See {\tw York (“I lost Sunday.
ad. or prices. A bright anti bouncing son nus

born to Contractor llIId Mrs Michael
.I. Riordan this morning at their home
90 Main street. Norwulk. Mother untl

Wed nesduv. .
~ ' child are now doing nicely.

— or any pain, from top to toe.
i‘rnr any cruise, apply Dr. Thoinns' *‘CI‘OI’HI & Knapp lists. O'Brien.
fa: $22110“ PM“ cantatay where Miss Jessie Gilbert and Miss Lillio

Lynch oi" South Norwnlli. were tho
guests of Miss Gilbert‘s parents. Mr.
illid Mrs. Charles Gilbert of Flat Rock.
llidgeiicld on Sunday.

~~Pecricss Flour. tile bag; $5135 bbl.
I". I). Lawton & Co.

A rcgulnr conclavc of Castle (‘aine-
lot. Knights of King Arthur, this sve-
ning at 8 o‘clock. Sir Merlin requests
it full attcntinnce because of matters
of special importance that are to be
considered.

Mr. and Mrs. F. 8.. Morehouso. of
anchvilie. entertained Mr. and Mrs.
0 K. Scofleld and daughters. also Miss
Moreliouso of Norwnik. and George
I~‘-oiri.< oi‘ I‘llint Norwalk, last. Sunday.

District Deputy Grand Master Char-
les F. Mills. of South Norwailt, will

Miss May Hamilton. of South Nor-
wallt. spent Suntitty at her home in
Bra ichvtlle.

—- ”ted Onions, 30c pk;
D. lipiwton & ('0.

$7 killtl $10, no more, no loss, rtro the
price of the Copywrixlit Clothing
(loriiptnny. See ttdv.

'l‘ht! lrush season In some of the list
factories is about over. The trade has
been untusunlly good.

——Croifut & Knupp Hair-r] O‘Brien.

Mr. ulna Mrs. Ebenezer Filiow of
Norwallti. life the guests of Miss lennie
Hoyt of auiill'f'l iiiii Ridgcfleld

’l‘he Hrsrstrom football team will go
to Ttii‘i'ytown. New York, next Wednes

$1 bu. I“.

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

tiny and play the Irving Sschooi.

Raymund Brothers have tnken two.
large contracts for building mnterinl
:ii Pleasnniviiie N. Y. and Bediord
Station. N. Y, -

~Grant Carnival of music and damn
ing at Arion Hall, tonight. Grand
March st. 8 sharp. Svec's union or-
chestra. l'l‘lt‘ltvls, 25c.

Watson‘ Bovine who has been in
town for n few days. left last night
for Dartmouth (‘olicg o to resume his
studies

Souvenirs free ill. The Union Pacific
'l‘tct Company toruoi"'.rou See ad.

Cockenoe ’l‘rlbc, I. 0. R. M., of Nor-
walk. will hold il session this evening
ill. the wigwiuu in the Gazette build-
ing.

—(‘.rsnbtii'rlos, liir- qt. KILL. & Co

The offering Sunday zit tho Noi‘wailt
(lorrizi‘ogiitiouzil Church will be for the
benefit of the Connecticut Ministerial
Aid Society.

Mrs. Phillip Korulodi. who under-
went up operation tit the hospital sonic.
tiuys arm, has been discharged from
the institution.

winitest Soft lists. O‘Brien.

Mrs. I’cni'l English and (lemme Wil-
liams. of South Nor‘wulk, spent, Sunday
iii the home oi llciiitimln Ilowc. Flat
Rock, Ridgciicltl.

Miss Iistiio Ferris. ot‘ l’nssait‘. N.
.l.. is the. guest of her grandmother.
Mrs. John H. Fiti'l‘lii, o! Cobble Cot-
ttttre. Bell lslrind.

wCranberries. lilt‘ (Ii. it‘.ii.l.. & Co.

Mrs. Henry Munrilie, of New liuvcii
loft for Franklin. I’cun.. to visit. her
two sons. Edward B. Mnnvllle rind
Henry Mrtnviile. _

~0rnnd‘0 nivul of music and danc-
lng at It Hall; tonight. Grand
March at 8 sharp. ilvor's union or-
chestra. 'l‘igkeishiifir.

Miss Julia Heath oi George street.
New Haven. has returned trout it short
visit with fir and Mrs. lisrry Dates.
of South Norwallt.

--li‘or ohoico Morris. Nutivo Poultry.
Fresh Ilium. so to Railroad Ave. Mitt.

WIiy' request this Rev. James lientou

Hxxrnor. roctor‘ or limos (llmi‘l'h will

tilt 8“!“an Manifolds on tho sublsct
M "Child [Alm "

FILE! OUIID IN 6 T0 14 DAVI.

I’A'LO DIN' - '
euro any ratio ,
ink or I‘roii‘iid

 
 
 
 

'klll Village.

 

titty it or motto?

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

make an oiiicinl visit to Jersnaleni
Lodgf’. F. and A. M, in Ridgeiield, on
November 19 and witness the confer-
ring of the E. A. degree.

—-Penrl Alpines. O'Brien.

St, John's Lodge, iv‘. and A. M., of
Norwalk, mni‘erred the Master Mason
degree last night. The members of
the lodge are anticipating with pics-
sure the visit here of Ark Lodge. of
Georgetown. on November 27th.

—Elgln Butter. 28c lb. li‘.D.l.. & Co.

The IInrstrorn School Basketball
tonm hold a meeting on Wednesday
night lllld elected Addison Btlllwoll, of
Chicago. temporary captain. King's
School, the Stamford High School, the
Nutmeg Club and other tennis will be
plil)’.(l(l

.lohrr l) (‘rirninlns
Point is engaged in building it house
for his son. Cyril Crimmins. The
house will be on the. Crlmiuins‘ estate
on tho Point, and will be quite u hand
some nflulr when completed. Bridge-
port parties have the contract lot its
t illli-lll ut tiorr.

A 1907 liot'oruobllo four cylinder Ill»
20 horsepower car was in town yostorv
tiny and was shown to sinumbor of
people. it‘. E. Intskwooti and Company.
the bristling Norwnik automobile. deal-
t'i‘s booked several orders for Locomo
bilo corn for delivery In the spring.

wNew Figs. li’it: lb, It‘.D.Ii. & (lo.

As the Central New England sali-
wuy Oorupsny is now operating the
branch from Hopewell Junction. hott-
page from The Norwullts can now be
checked to Ilrinktiroff. (Helium, Fish-
Matteswsn; vil‘ishkill-
handing and Dntohess Junction. on
presentation of regular mileage tic-

Iteta.

hElxin Butter, 28o lb FDIi. 6‘: Co.

The company W. Basketball doom
played four practice halves atritho ar-
mory last evening. During the two
halves the team lined up against the
Hurstrom five and during the remain-
ing hnlvos played theAfi‘rinity-Uadola.
Tho I“ foam is very last. this. your till
has boon horn already from: the work
ihut bus boon tionc

errt Ii. ii. Irm'li‘l'l’mtl‘l‘htii pun-hit!»
ed oi Mrs. .l. w. iltndwoll- s magma

of Collondor’s

mu ithitrkorlnn onnritvr grand I’lsno’

in llaht Han itomiuso mahogany suite
'l‘hin is probably tho handsomosl piano
owned in ’I ho Normiks, ontrh part httv
but been specialty scientist for this
instrument.

Send Your Children
if llOll cannotoome
_ iiourseli.

and issue mono;

 

 

 

 

I: 2""?tim‘iefihl Flour, «is has; 96: 35 Irbl.
,mwton & (act l‘ ‘

nilpn midwin. who was injured in
the Vendor bilt automobile race. is got-
tlng along very nicely and his condi-
tion is very cheering to his parents and
friends. . lit to now able to sit in In
invalid chair. which assists in reliev-
ing the montony of being laid tip. ills
injured left leg continues to improve.
the broken bones continuing to knit.

Any thin or undeveloped girl or
woman will be boneiittsd by taking
llollintor’s Rocky Mountain Tea. It
is one of the greatest known roinodlos
tor making people strong. healthy and
well. Tea or Tablets, 35 cents.
Tea or Tablets.

‘ There Is considerable speculation In
‘Norwn'ik its to who will succeed or
Captain Robert N. Morehouse us it
member of the police tone. The spo-
oinhin line for pioruotion to regular is
Charles F‘ Page. Chief of Police The-
mas Bradley favors the appointment of
Mr. Page to the regultii force and the
prqbnblii es tire that he will be named

. by thoA cl 9‘ oounsll

-—New Figs. 15c lb. F.D.l.. it Co.

 

 

 

Announcement: !

osrstiinrnv r

I will be in my Norwalk oil‘Ice every
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Saturday. (mice 12 Issue Place.
Telephone. 123-3. 1 will be in my New
York otiice, every Tuesday & Friday.
from 10 to 5 p. m. Location, 25 West
42nd street.‘ 'Phone. 689 J. Bryant.

DR. JEROME D. WIRT,

Graduate of the A. T. Still Institute, at
Klrksvilie, Me.. Licensed by
State Eosrd of Health.

PilllllllllllPHS

HEADQUARTERS FOR.-

, Edison Phonographs and Records.
Victor and Columbia Talking Machines
and Records.

Sold fdr Gash effort the Installment
Plan.

r. r. "intuit i ii.

39 Wall Street. Norwaiit.

 

 

 

 

THE LAST TWO WEEKS
tiltimst (li‘lilli‘d us out of healing
stoves. illltl We, were obliged to stock
up again with cook stoves. When
you can buy :1 cook stuvo from $10.50
to $50.00. turd u- heater from 84.00 to
$32.50, is it not. cnsy to tell why we
staid so many? Did we sell any Surn-
niit Ranges? We certainly did and
they me giving perfect sntis’nctiort.

We are again low on iron Couches.
but have one or two‘ieit ni :6. no to
$12.75 .

We. carry STEARNB a FOSTER'S
COTTON FELT MATTREIBSES and
sell them on sixty days'trisl.

For Sale by

F. A. MITCHELL,

Open Evenings till 8 o'clock‘.
3 and 5 must.- ' Norwnik, Conn.
Tot. 076—2.

GUNS AND
AMM , NITION

A full assortl‘; tof single and
double guns fro. o tiollnrs up. Also
it lino line. of h thiinorloss guns from
ilftoori seventy-live up.

[titles tutti revolvers troru two-titty
up.

A fri‘iill lot of ammunition in all
guugcs nutli‘ettlihcr. .<

Repairing Done.
Call at .

Norwallt Hardware 0.0.
@39; Main St

 

 

 
 

' was
WEATHER

will soon be hero—liable
ttomo any hour.

to
You will need
lrcrtvior clothinx—vnu overcoat,

We prepared months
Just such weather.

BENJAMIN
OVERGOATB
trannot'bo‘ heiiored for

STYLE. APPEARNCE.

VICE.
$12.00 To moo.

into for l

ass. , r

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open irons». maxim-y.
timid Moll-ill

 

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memories.
Iii ills-hing." Mot.
loath milk.

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g: A 'SOlo Agontn. fill“ the Norwalks.

SOUTH}; nonwamcs GREAT nsv Goons notion.

nrsror & co.

AGENT FORMAT MANTON's PATTERNS.

3““ “it +
thinker \ln tootsie.

And iimcior it. too. We shall make this an Underwear occasion
of suth importance that too can ill afiord to pass it by. Good, clean,
honest dependable lot». these. Pleasure to buy them; pleasure to
near tlicni, knowing that they are in every way right.

Women s I’lczivy l lcccctl \ csts and Pants lll all sizes, 350.

\\"ornen’s Extra llcavy l’lcccc-linctl Vests and Pants, special
V'illllt' at 29¢ each.

\\'tnnt:n'.~i Jersey l\'ll)ll't‘tl l’lrccc-lin‘ctl Vests and Pants, illCl‘lllO
i'iuisli. iron-shrinking; \"t'~ls silk ciiibroitlcr'y and silk ribbon ’.riiii-
iiictl; the very best gal‘lllt‘lll ill the price; sizes 4,5 ‘ Hand 6. at 501..

“times 5 Jcrsq Ribbed \ csis turd Prints, the same quality as
abov'c in extra slats 7.8 .tutl t). at 59c.

Womcris "Forest Mills' \Iotil Vests and 1 nuts in white, hat-

 

 

 

 

South Norwalk. Conn.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

For Safety
A. J. COLLINS G. CO"

 

STILL LEAD net-"rm"
39;! my Every Ted

Moimfnctund rand Wmontod by
SMITH 8. RNTIIONY COMPANY
45.” Union 8h. Boston. Mus.

12-18 North Main St, So. Norwaik.

 

oral and scarlet, 75c, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 each.

Boys' l‘lue Heavy Weight It'lcecc— lined Shirts and DrawerSLa
complete line of sizes, all new goods, 9'. 25c each

Itl'ou 5 Superior ()unlity I‘leth lined Shirts and Drancrs; Shirts
single or double brcrtstt‘tl. at 50¢ each.

lilcu' 5‘ All Wool Shirts and Drawers, big assortment to choose
from; prices range from 15c to st. so.

 

 

33.35 . Washin‘gmmstie‘gt; .

 

COAL AND WOOD

AGENTS IOR. - .. .
Bowker’ s Fertilizers.

B. Hershfieid 8; Son;

182 WATER STREET

in

 

 

T he Moha
Botticrs anti Shippers
of

MOHAWK GINGER
ALE
Moliuwk Sprint: Watt-r
Mohawk l‘liib Sotlti
Mohawk Snrsrtpnrlllu (l
Mohawk Birch Boer pl.»
Mohawk Nerve *1. "“05

Mutant Spring litter L‘ti.

 

Ell; ER
‘ 8

 

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fl .

28 Washington 81.. South Itiiirtlk.

Jar

wk Springs.

 

 

LININGS v2

LININGS ARE A THING THAT GO WITHOUT SAYING—EVERY ONE
HAS TO HAVE THEM. BUT ONCE IN A WHILE [T I8 WORTH WHILE
IF

lloitlcri. and Ship.
pen: of

MIIHAWII l.l'l‘|ll:‘\
SPRING WATER

SAYING THAT IT IS ONLY THE BEST THAT GIVE SATISFACTION.
YOU BUY HERE YOU ARE SURE OF. GETTING THE BEST.

N. E. RYAN a oo.

86 Washington St. So. Nor-walk.

l'ltiiir rind Spurkliug

Telephone 474.

 

 

 

A telephone message was l‘t‘It‘lll‘tl
In Norwnlk Inst owning of the safe
arrival by automobile, at Springfield,
Muss, of Charles F. 'l‘riiitr'aiu
George II. Lockwood. The trip was
made without trouble.
they set out for Boston. tutti tomorrow
expect. to witness the. football game at
Andover, where Mr. 'I‘risiram's sou.
“(Illi‘l'l Dix 'I‘rlsii'urn. la n student.

The average. young woman of iodn)’
is busy and has no time to devote to
anything but. health and beauty. It
comes to ninetyntlrro out of every
hundred who take llollister's Rocky
Mountain Ten. Ton or ’l‘tibleis, 3o
cents. Plriistod's Drug Store.

Election bots are now being pnltl in
Norwalk, its well its in other cities.
Nillllt'l'illlti bets wert- mode on llli‘ t‘ll'
tirp result and upon the showing inndo
by different rstitiirisics. Hi‘tll‘fii uutl
Iiititbcs both Iiitti [illltth‘l'H lli‘l‘l‘ who
put up money on tho rvsnlts. liught‘s
Illt‘ll gave long orltis. As for us t‘illl
lic lt‘fll‘llt‘tl no hurt-i bt‘ls were iritttlo
lllll‘l‘.

*Dunlsp Dsrblos. O‘Brien.

The suggestion that all country
roads be given homes. no city streets
tire. is uttrut-ting isvornblt- attention,
It lit ti stiiisiblo proposition itriti one
that may easily be carried out. Many
country roads have It ltli'iIl designation
or some sort, but it is not omcinily
understand even by residents of the
locality. One person may call the
road one name and lillllllliil‘ give it a
different designation. in the nbssnrp of
oillcinl notion,

John .1. Dorsey. u popular South
Norwltik young mun. who for some
time. bus hold it position as ollor on a
liti'Kt’i tug plying between New York
and Nova Scotia. mndo it short visit
at. his home in Meadow sir-set. Wod-
nestiny. His many friends were plans-
ed to see him.

M. B. Smith and Company nro hnv.
ipg ll. three days' special iiiilt.‘ on hos-
Iery. underwear. niovos. iinunointto
wrapper» and ribhouit. llou'i. mirth
this opportunioy till it in a good one.

.. lit-rt Onions. ililr pin: it bu. It‘.

Morgan iii. Immtmtmri‘u. William In
mrrntairin. A, i.. ttlntuintn. Mr. and
hirsudnrk MW'rrn. " ‘. ‘i‘homas. E.
w, Van Wurtorwri. .i. “2 Theme. New
York: .I. I“. Illt‘hurtik. iipr'itigiiclil; Mim-
Mary A. Bradley. Mirth Norwnlit: row.
ltomtliy ll‘. Humphrica. liuiiiiiioi'o.
Mrt.: F. It). Tourist. Ilousatonic. Mittelld
w. J. Roy. Bridgeport; William litnth.
C, H. lions, A. ll. Anderson. W. ii.
Mouton. it. (I. Iiittfiold. Boston: Il‘. W.

(leer W. ll. Nichols A'l't‘oy: W. if.
(itititl Miritiloth‘wni'l‘ Bristol New
Albany:

Britain: William ilnbbniinlt
'F‘. ii. Coo Milihott: .W. WA woman.
Philadelphia: iii 8 Morse, Mormon.
wing; guests at the Hotel Clifford last
ll 1 t.

i.

ROGKVILLI VIOLINIIT DIOPO

0 ii
RUIIKVHJM. Nov ii
Nation. it well
dropped dud yesterday alteration
heart dim». s was forty years
old and unmarried

 

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Try t sort-titling to-

anti ,

This morning I

known vie Inuit ,

ACTING BRITISH AMBASSADOR.

 

Esme William Howard. Consul Gene-
ral at Island of Crete, Given
Position.

LONDON. Nm 9.~Esmo William
How-,tiid British consiilgonotnl in the
[shunt oi (‘rt-tu, hits been appointed in
the recently t‘rmtted post of (‘liiinccl-
tor of the Ili'illsh embassy iii “'lli-llllllX~
ion. and will be acting niiibnssndor tlui‘A
hit: the interim pending the rtppoini~
“will of n successor to Sir Mortimer
Durand.

Esme William llflw‘llltl wus born at
Grtwstokc i‘asiltr, i_' timberland ln 8th-
tombei ism He married in liillll bully
Isnlit‘lln Glilh‘lllll Iiundini daughter of
I’iint-o Illllrllllilillll- iinndini. Earl of
Nt-wln'rgli. Sincl- 1iltl1i Mr. Iiowui'tl
hits boon llriciisli corisul-goiivrnl iii
t‘rcic. Previous to ibui ho had lll‘t‘ll
assisiuirt pr‘ivrtit- :o-r-rt-iitry to the Hull
ti! (Tur'uiii'iou In ll‘t'lilllil. third act/rc-
llii')‘ to lllt‘ «Arubusitv Ill Ilt‘rlln. usabl-
tiirii lll‘lt‘liltl Nt‘t'l'flliii‘)‘ to llli‘ lilitrl (if
Kimberley. when the bitter was Score-
lill',\' of Slow for Fort-lint Ailitlt'.» ttiitl
second Ht‘ll‘i‘litl) to the t‘lilllilliii\ .tl
Rome. Ilt- smwd us it trooper in tho
irnporirii lxir-rrrrtiiry in iitiuth Africti
during limo rutroli-im. a medal and
four t'itti-ips.

 

The best ti‘t‘iillllilill [or indigestion
rind troubles of the stomach is to rent.
the stonutcli. It ctiir be routed byu
good digesinnt. Kodoi puts the atom-
noli in shape to satisfactorily perform
its functions. Good for indigestion.
sour stomach. flatulence. palpitation
of the heriri rind dyspepsia. Kodoi In
mode in strict conformity with the
National Pure Food and firing how.
Sold by The Clifford Plritrtuacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy.

 

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STEAMEII COLON HOLD! RECORD.

NEW YORK. Nov. iinw'l‘ho Panama ‘
steamer tiolon. which ”rived iodly
from Colon. lii'olto this found between '
that port and New York 3hr covar-
tul the distance from Colon in Bondy
"colt: I‘illlitilhlp in ‘Yivo titty”. limit

NINTH} emu}: walnut”.

 

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MN»;

For all by};
Million Mitt.

work. and Mom

 

 

ya Wasnmzton Street,

;5 Washington W“;

so exciting AT MERRILL

‘.it our .1

mm mm VOLOAK a. madman.

Saturday, Monday and Tuesday,
sur . -

Hosiery, Underwear. :Glovos,Kimonos,

Flanneiette Wrappers,
All-widths Ribbons.

M. 8 SMITH tin COMPANY

THREE pays spasm. nSALE.

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it is the host mined and does not
tin-ii. )tlll tilt) word.

"It! iiarris tit (ions to. .

till WATER ST” HOII'I'II NORWMTK. . i

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Wrishnh litireti Lights

We have a full line of Wolshach anotlsto tolliow york

leio Reed tit Vollt Electrical Comparing

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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Allusions Education pt

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is a definite purpose fulfilled.
Day and Night illusions. w .I, ..
ALL BOOKS limp.

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Dollar and Mslterof

ladies Gltitilis, Stills. furs and The limit.

fitment; Mutts to Order and ilersodaisti

as WAIHINO’I‘ON £11. SOUTH NORWALK.
than open pronto 3s innit a 9. ii i

 

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