Ah \Ol' excursion to Washington 1). C. via
mm
" swift. winged messenger of health. 35
Huhukcmo Hotel link.
South NON-11:. “Mew
WEATHER REPORT.
Including .lce Bugs, Hot Web
. er Bottles. 4 Fountain ’ Syringes.
_ and AtomlzorpMi ,.
Come in and seamen.
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s33 DoosMo
nveiiient Attachments 1
and Better Work than
1 Word Cored For.
{lss Davis. who was
1111 L of Fitch's Home,
nded [01 the c1113.“: soldier’s on,
(”I'll “Home: forum veteranl
PM who subsequently cop-l
3
4' sol
. ducted 11 prltate school in Danni:
his copied the following interestil
sketch from the New York Herald
pg: .6. 1869;
i di‘bcre Is a modest little Vil
. named Nolnoton on the N11WvHthfl
3313501111. Only three 0!“ lull: miles
from the ancient city of Stnmford.
traces itself back a full blacc of 1111
t.,‘urles and 'only if few houIs rl
from New Yo1 l1, within the limits 01
must: is situated nu inmosting it?
stltullon of patriotic benevolence call-
i011 “The Soldiers' Orphans' Home."
4It was founded at b closo of the war
by a r'ctlted merchant of New Yor‘k
s
1'J. A HSLL ’ 8:“
. when the best blood of Connecticut .
For Norwnik and vicinitzy Fair
and. warmer tonight. Wednesday part-
ly o dy and warmer Cloudy and:
ruin, other wevnllsin 111 others; [
sect! 111111 cool salt 111 thesis; , 11
the an sect romperlmn
below zero were reported from Nee:
England and the extreme Northwest. ‘ DWI.”-
ondltions favor for this vicinity ‘falr‘i. ‘1 ‘
wenthsr I‘vvlth £0eg gluing temporal-1“ ' "m" mi" 3" W'm‘i
tufe folio ed immersing cloudiness
. . 1 than“ fun, and
on Wednesday south bound cars on .bo mm
. Chester F. Tolles, of Ansonia. is "t our store.
spending the day in South Norwslk. .4 , 1!
v
.o «Wannabee :2 '
' "l Mgus‘ feral co 130mm“ to
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Keefe of Norm
wishavbéeniuSarfoalM gamma»: rs
13.31.6513,? 1: u“ d ' 111111 we 11 never‘lbdellkftm imwbot
inlay notified,” [WNW cos.
Tho barge Bright Star has arrlted I was induced in try 07- King's New
With a cargo of coal for the 111111121 9:00"?! It Will lull: W110“ 001
81 Guns Company bottle o tcogwletelyp cureimgh‘ci1
Hurry Erode. of Low street. folliun
the ice, Sunday, and cut a had gash
in his head
41111111
Remnants and kitchen furnishings health " writest Mrs. Eva Uncupher. 0’
.—
‘in the reduction sale at M. S. Smith Grovertbwn, Stark ‘CO "I" This
& Co's. See ad. King of coughs and cold euros, and
.____.____ health 0;. thrill}; and 1118111;st gum-ant
Uncas Tribe, No. 26 Improved 01' (’91! y axter. out Norwaik
(hr of Red Men will hold a rcgulut E P Weed, Norwalk druggists. 50"
IUQC'UHE this (1‘ Gilli)“. and ‘100. Trial “bottle free. A “
Mr 111111 Mrs W. Hmry Evans, of The modern WY “5 to k"”P 3'0‘“
New 301k. 9.98m. the Sabbath with cash In the bank subject to “check.
"'MI. and Mrs. Wuytc A. Raymond. of ‘wh‘e1e “ will be‘ safe and convenient
Clay stl'tee ‘Your account will receive careful at-
_._._._.__. icntlon at the South Norwalk Trust
Court Frances 0. G. 3.. will hold Company (”“50“ PM” are m”
its regular meeting in (1.12:. 11 11111. W “WW“ Baum“ ”mm“?
toluot'mw ovonlug. Every member 01’0“ Saturday nights. . '
should be present.
Dont' be a slave to your wash tub
The Kind Words Cllclc of the Nor- and waste all your strength and cu-
walk COIIEI'E’Q‘dthDfll Chlli'Cll Wm hblll lduuger V0|ll' health lll4 the Old fashion
a. cake sale tomorlo waftcruoon M10“ “’33 0“ a “PM“? board. Thcrc "‘
I -, The Acme Washer is built on the only correct principle for a
‘clii’dl‘lor "retlur n'
any Other WdShe‘r at the some or even
114
0
ahisher price. . . '1'
.o‘ .0?
l
washing machine. .Jt will clean the clothes thoroughly, no matter
how soiled they my be. It will clean them without wearing and
hearing them like the washboard does. It will do the work in half
lithe time required 3931141121 washing. ”It takes less strength to turn 2
Sou; 11 wpplyisrwashing with.” Anne Wssbpr 112132.11 dops for one
‘tubfpl Waldvdmd “limit! fact, oxen-year-old boy or girl can
run the molds: almost All well as ,you can, it works so easily. In
other words, the Acme Washer SAVES YOUR CLOTHES YOUR
TIME YOUR HEALTH AND STRENGTH.
Your money beck if not satisfactory.
'air 111 ;..
11.12.111.233 (:0.
4 FUNERAL DIRECT-OR AND EMBALMER.
12-118 Nprtli Maid‘St: South Norwaik, Conn.
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oars souus olscouur.
TOBACCO KILLS BOY OF 31x.
Tobacco. physicians stir, caused the
death of Guy ’I‘uuner, six your old son
of Gilbert 'l‘nuner. who died suddenly
Sunday -ln Waterbury.
Dr. A. A. t‘l'unv. medical t'X‘rlllllllf"l'
lell Issue a conificntc that tho (‘hlld
«lied of the smoking habit and of poh
Ison. lie was about robust until 1.11111
rul weeks a 11 when 111 took to pluck
Decision 'f'hat Affects Many Banks-
Statute of Limitations Set Aside. i
NEW liA\'l1‘N.l1‘cb.26.-A decision
which Judge .Iohu H. 'l‘huy'et of the
has 11.111de down
uwutdlug N ll Bronson. of Waterbury
trustee of the E13? Wheeler tompany.
$17 44:1 76 in his stilt against the N11 -
named M11.
now for the first tints made known to:
‘onters is a
or,
1111sz News '
, 2mm plumnur is guaranteed to
(liendenlug' s phalmucy.
The eighth annual Christian Endea-
Gettysbu1'1g,'will leave “New Haven.
April 17111, at 9:35 a. 111. -
Why bother to cook supper tomor-
row nlght, when you can get an excel-
lent New England supper at. the First
Alcthotlist Church for only 261 cents?
Vice Consul Homer Bylugion| of N11- ‘I
pics, who has been ill of grip at the
home of Dr. and,Mrs. James G..'Grelg-
ory, of West avenue, is able to be
about again. . 1
in the fourteen inch balk lluo bil-
llurd tournament. of the Norwalk Club,
Rood G- Havilaud defeated M R. Bcu~
nett yesterday afternoon by the score
of 150 to 1422. 4
‘.Mr.1undiM'rs. Reed H. Flynn and
Miss Dorcas Flynn,~of South Norwaik.
were guests over Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. Edmund Mason, 1112 Main
street. CDnnbury, Co‘un ‘
Adolph Danke, a well-known hatter
employed by the Crofut & Knapp Com-
palsy. has been confined to his home
No. 20 Lowe street. as a result of in
lurl‘cs received from a fall 011 the loo.
sevcral days ago when his back and
side were sevcrely injured. '
——DrI Dick's Medicine pures‘grlnfi ,
A special meeting of the City of Nor-
4waik has been cal-ledfor Friday night
by Mayor Wallace Dunn 102001111113“
the proposition to erect a city build;
lug, at 11 coat not exceeding $8,000. 011
Klondike Park, a small strip of pro
pcrty east of the Wall street bridge
William ilcllew,f01u1ellyof South
Norwalk.wl1o has been with the Ard»
more Hot Company of Baltimore Md..‘
ior- some time past, is to become the
superintendent .of Truly Warner's
11 Mb sale department, New York cltv.
Mr Bellow will assume his new du
tics March 1. 1
Advice to urethmsi Don't let your
children waste away. They can be,
strong.’hehlthy and rigorous with libi-
likitel’s' Rocky 1116111111111 Tea. it's a
(>ch Tea or. Tablets
‘htote .
On account of the illness of ReviA.
J. Smith, I).D., pastor of the ME.
Church
morning by Rev. A. C Hubbard DD
pastor emeritus of the Second Baptist
ChuIch.F1ank A. Berry. 0f Wésleyan
Unwsrsltrlrlsescbtu ‘in the evening-11
Plaisted‘s'Drug
W
“$11.28 011111111 111‘ 11 To 1'4 oAvs
cure any case of Itching. Blind, Bleed-
ing or Promotes Piles in 11 to 11
days or money refunded. 50c.
T111 Our Clover Leaf
Sausage.
vsnv rms.
.In'Afofie mom seems was.
'1... rAcmltv ms CTED.
123.11....13011111 '=4
’ Adjusts
Phillie Market
"212 8611111 "Halo St.
the pulpit was filled do the 4.
4 ”kidney" ills.
2 that the cures made by Dow's Kidney
‘1 only one way to obviate this and that
is to own in: Acme washing machine,
for sale 1111 A. J Collins a Company.
Read their adv. on'page 2.
‘ M
'l‘hcy scowlod and looked sour from
morn till night.
They never would agree:
No“ they are healthy, 1111pr and
bright ,
I They both take Rocky Mountain Ten
at night.
Plaisted’s Drug Store.
Hon. John A. Osborn. of Norwalk,
"is in Hartford today attending a meet
ing of the committee on uniform chur-
tor for cities throughout Connecticut.
This committee was nppointcd by For
mcr Governor Henry Roberts at the
close of the last legislature. The pro
sent meeting of the committee was
called by chairman of 011141101an
tee, M‘aybr‘ enney. of Hartford
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‘f you do not no one natural. cosy venom of
'he bowls c dny. 011%“ are unoon
31‘: your draw
do"?
n2
. .1 _
1311111. To, gingham“? on If“. Igndodn
llidc v'otu little hammer and try to
speak \\ oil of others no matter how
small you really know yourscf to be.
.When 4a stranger drops in,- entertain
him. Tell him that this is the greatest.
town 011 earth, and it really is. Don't
discourage him by speaking ill of your
neighbbrs There is no end of fun
minding your own business it makes
other people like you ‘Nobody gets
stuck on u ltuocker.
Thats all. ’Nuf said when you say
that Holllstcr's Rocky Mountain T1111
Is the greatest family remody on
ealth. it“ does you good going and
coming. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
l’laisted‘ 3 Drug Stbl'c.
A4117: Dow‘ne'E. W.Tl10r.ntm1 llelcu
A. Gonna. William \\ Davis. L. E.
Block. C E. Williamson, H; C. Doersoh
New York; R. L. Pearson. E l..Stc.41'ns
Westmrf Samuel Keeler. George L.
Rochell; Ridgeile'ld: A. W. lleusou.
S. N. Dillaway; I. P.1lchal‘ll1It' Mrs.
W. Rogers, Edward L. Coventry. Hos-
1toil: Percy ll ’l‘aylor. Newark N. J.;
E. i. Steven W. J. Epstein New Brit
alu' . lg ewsou. 6h nrwnlk:
LewlsMR lbutt Vii {Vere at
the Hotel Clifford yesterday.
""f‘w~!r vw-v.
TWICE-TOLD TESTIMONY.
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mv-mv-
South Norwalk People Are Doing All
They Can for Fallow Sufferers.
South Norwalk testimony has been"
published‘to prove 111114 merit of Doan' u
Kidney. Pills to others in South Nor-
k‘wlio' editor from bad backs 11nd
Lemany caterer doubt
Pills arc thorough and lasting, we pro-
duco confirmed brook—statements
from South' Norwsllt people saying
that the cures they. told of years ago
were permanent. Her'es a South
Not-walk case:
Mrs E. Warnerpof 81 Washington
St. South Norwsik. 001111.. ssysuultll'or
severe backache and kidney complaint
accompanied with a kidney: weakness
I used Ddan's Kidney Pills some years
ago, and as there has been no recur-
tlonal Tradesman hunk of this city in-
volves notonly the amount sued for.
but sums aggregating about $175,000.
suits for which ulreudy have been
brought against several bunks and
baulte'l's'of this and otncr cities of the
country.“ Theshlts are-- for money
l'ecechd by the banks beyond the or-
dinurv rate of discount as :1 bonus for
lending money.
This bonus from: cases was 9 per
cent. on tho’fucc of ouch loan in addi-
tion to the regular ti per cent. discount
and this was to br- upplied on the per:
sonni indebtedness of E. S. Wheeler.
president of ihe company, “"111 llllt‘il
personally in business for t1 .1111 $1.-
~250. 000 in 1887.
Mr. Wheeler immediately prior his
failure formed the E. S. Wheeler 1101111
puny, and the money was bornowrd
largely frolu the bunks which Wore his
personal creditors.
The National Trntlcsnmn Bank hold
1111111111111 stattlto14of1 limitations pre-
vented recovcry of tho'muonnt rccciw
cd- previous to silt years before the
suit was brought and also that. lilo ltl
dobtuess of the company to the bunk
at’tho'timc of the 'compnny’s hauls
ruptcy. amounting to about $3,000,
should be set off or subtracted from
any some which the court might. find
to be due from the bank to the bank
rupr 1111111. ~
The coutt hold that the statute of
limitations did not apply, but that tho
amounts paid by the company and 1'1:-
celved' by the bank from the beginning
of tho loans. in 1894, to the bankruptcy
of the company. October 1_ 1903. could
be recovered by «1112»: trustee, that no
set-off could be allowed, but. that the
bank could come fi'u‘ms 11 general cre-
ditor fotvwhatever claim it. might have.
Hows THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re4
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
1' F: J. CHENEY 1s 00., Toledo. 0..
We the undersigned. have known
11‘. J. Cheney for the last 15 years and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactflms, and financially
‘ablci to 2.1mm t‘ny obligations 11111112
'UV'DlS'“ .1 II .1
WALDING KINNAN & MARViN
Wholesale ,Druggists, .Toledo 0
Ilall's Caturrh Curo‘is taken Inter
nully, actitig” cleanly 111111121110 blood
and mucous hurfaces of the system
Testimonials sent free. Price. 75c
per bottle. Sold by all 1l1'.ugglsts
Take liail's Family Pills for constl
nation.
,W
CALLED FIREMEN
“—1-
To Suhdue Danbury Man Who Was
Demolishlng House.
DANBURY. r1211. 26. --Not because 11
fire was 1113an but fdr the’ purpose of
overpowering and turning but 'to the
police, althOugh the firemen did not
know It. at the time. a man who seem-
ed bent. omdemollsltlng his-house. the
fire department called out 111 an alarm
raced a mile from the center of the
cltv last mnight '
Whenthey arrived on the scone.
they/'1 did not. find a fire: but a paddles
untried Iphu Carters. who his fslnlly
Ind the. neighbors charged, in a fit of
'rl
Imerphdd, smashed nil: the furniture
in .1111; house; knocked out the window
31111111111111! was their seeking to (let-1:1»
troupe. of the- .troublwpinons. that time,
Icon- say that. my opinion of Donn's
was when I first used them. i havel
told many other people of the great
thflleflt 1 derived from the use of
Dean's Kidney Pills and am always
glad to do so. "
For salc4 by all denial-11. “Price-50
cents. Foster-Mllburu (20:. Buffalo.
NeWIYork, sole agents for the United
States.
m
‘tuke no other.
Remember the name—Doau's—and
itch thoihouso. neither members of
11W faintly nor 11.111111111313th being
Emuey Pills ls Ibeitenattndlymtuu: it 211119110 overpowonlhl'nl
tl'hwtllonuleb 1111-2111014 pnd subdued
him. unit as the police arrived. at that
t.Ilme they tinned him over to the of-
floors. If. in aid that 0111111111 was not
ins not? “'1 d inclndrinltlng Hc
wit 1 hotels his ingll't‘omon ow. -
ZShé—‘They say Friday is an awfully
unlucky day to begin lumping on.
lie—How about a’ good l1ablt?-—-De-
xlllg 1111 old 3 p131 Whléb bt longed to his
‘g111n1lt‘.llllc1'.’l‘ilc pipe is scvunty unit's
o '1!
CLINTON MAN FOUND UNCON-
lOUB.
G
CLINTON, Feb. lid—Layman Law-
rcnco.":1"well known colored 1111111 of
this place was found unconscious in 11
11110111” blood in the woods neur hear
yesterday. having cut his leg in a ter-
rlbie planner while chopping wood. lie
was taken to his home here. but will
probably dlo front the results of cx~
Benjamin: Fitch and
the public of this city:
The building which the visitor first
many-windowed frame
structure, painted a bright cream col-
and looking scrupulously clean. it
lugs 11 front of about 100 foot. and
stands three stories high. At one end.
a building of similar else is connect-
ed With it transversely.
Mr. Benjamin Fitch retired from
business in ribs city some years ago
and built. himself a'pritutc residence
at Dnrien, Conn. During the war for
the Union he ‘look a deep interest as
well in the welfare of the" while" and
their f‘amllles. as In the rim”
progress of 1:111: snuggle t the else
of the war he determined to found
an asylum for the soldiets' 01 phunu,
and to this end purchased the frame
buildings. already mentioned and built.
the brick edifice for an art gallery.
library and lecture room.
Miss Davis, the matron and tout-11111;
takes a wellcurned pride in the Insti-
tution, as she has made it a model
of‘ its kind, and on such slender
menus that it is really 11’ marvel of
domestic 111a11agclneut. In 11 chemful,
slcudorly furnished room to the right
of the entrance. the visitor has but
to wait 11 few minutes for the up-
pcarsncc of .the matron, whose fresh
and serum face is hardly reconcll'ubln
lwith the collecless toll imposed upon
Icr
Miss Davis has been matron over
thrcc scars, in clunge of from forty-
five to fifty boys and girls, and never
in all that time recleylng‘a day from
her ilrbor or receiving any assistance,
and all this for the small relnunertr
tion of five hundred dollars 11 year.
However, if the reflection be :1 rec-
ompeuso. that all the orphan children
regard her with filial love and rever-
.1nce, she is indeed liberally reward-
ed
The Home now contains forty-five
orphans, twvnty-nlno of whom are
boys. 11nd tho reuutindcr girls. The)
rise :11. bull-past six ‘o'cloclt in the
morning, 1111.1 breakfast at seven. Af-
terwards the boys enjoy themselves
in the ample playground. and the
girls go to Work housekeeping. make
up twenty-three beds and sweep jout
nineteen rooms. At nine. o'clock. study
posture and the lost-1 of blood.
begins and school exercises follow at
cocoa-dinner luterposlug itself at
noon. The classes are out at four
o'clock and the playgrounds are laid
frcclv under conttlbutlou by both
boys and girls. Supper takes place at
sh l1u11111dlatoly after whicb all go to
the school room for prayers. Those
over, Miss Davis reads to them upon
some national subject-~“Life of Wash-
ington.” or some such work—ninth
sight, and then the small children go
to bed, and the big ones remain an
hour 111' so. helping Miss Davis in one
way or another.
011 the Sabbntll.'tl1e whole school
attends the Presbyterian churchv'down
in ”W village lol‘ Notaton. l_l1I the at:
ternoon they return 0'1Sttndny
school. in the evening. othe older
children go to church; the‘smsllel
ones remulu .11 home and some one
reads to them on edlfylug chapter or
two
HOYT'S THEATRE .
wrongdibm .Aiuo' ritun'én‘Av.
7R
Write when they onlctcd, but not one
has c1111 loft who was not llblL‘ to do
both.
, ._,. The legislature of Connecticut puss-
, ed 1111 not 11' 4132121111 and- a bolt 11go.nllow-
11 1 2‘4‘ “2‘14 W35
F0“
HM’ 29/ "A [/7)’ .2'1,~1.~4,M13’.S‘/C
ticul soldlcrssum of1IoneIdollu1' and
(1. half pe1 w enk for each For the bal-
once of the cl1lldrbn,twentytuo in
nun1bcr-the1e is 1.611.111; prodded.
Nous'of the boys hove got a single
Sunday.sultI but .tius Will. of apparel
has little effctt on ”eh s‘plI'Uits They
all look pcr~fcct plctxrcs..oi',h11altb,
and enter with unbounded animation
into the innocent pastimes ,of [the
playground. 1 The. girlsrurelequnlly
fresh and cheerful looking, but what
delights the heart of thc‘m'atrotbus
much as anything is the doclllty. upt-
ncss 11ml aflectionste dispositlol11..4of
the children. ‘ ‘
1' “We are like 0110' family," says
Miss Davis. “1 out the some food at
the same table with tho childrouI..nnd
8 ll ‘ ‘ .
7 1
0 flWflubl/lflnflg they look upon me as a-mothor to
. ' them. i have had many tempting in-
' " 1111211:
comments to leave. but if I did. these
little ones would almost break .4their
11‘: the place for recreation and healthy
exercise and is becoming mpre popular
lmarts. By rendering it so family‘llkc
111 its composition the institution.
every week. Events for the coming
week comprise;
PRICES ........ 151:, 25c, 35c and 501:
notwithstanding nil~lt wants and
very limited 1.4311318 11 paludlse to
the orphans." .. - ‘~ f
1 ‘1 4. 1 .: On the whole. this institution is ad
‘ 1111111ny worthy of subport- and pat
lounge and a vidlt'.j‘to
pleasant and instructive chapter, In
one' s lifetime. 1. 1
NASH O YOUNGS.
Managers.
milminary‘ calm "’ ”1111.11.11.41th diestisc'thel blood of
MON ALL ATIONALS all impurities, regulate the alloys
After ‘ 4' Emu than? I. dancing and Liver. and thus restore 11 611111111
glow to your chocktlllfiain. .
:31"; ‘6“me "M“ midnight, without Free Sample Bottles at R. H. Pinistod' a
ADMISSION, 25 CENTS.
Some spcndthrlfts display the auto
trolt Free Press.
First name begin! at 8 o’clock. mobile bublt on a trolley our income.
Nine-tenths of tho sovonty-uinc
children which the institution has
slipltorcd could noltllcr read 1101' '
ing for twenty-live orphans of Connec-
AGENT FOR 111M; minions PATTERNS. -
w
11. «war '1
..4._,.I...GHJLE‘REN’$.
gm;-
12 21: a Pair.
Every mother Moon's how hard it is to find just the right kind
of hose for the growing boy and girl—the kind that will stand the
wear and tear of young blood, lac-refs Ia heavy ribbed school stock-
ing with all the good points in its favor. 1
You buy two pears for the price usu-
‘ mumps. one pair.
12 1-2 emu 12111114?
'l/ 3711' Elastic.
Easy 1‘0 71211 cm.
Feet $722, from“ lt’z'cz'ges.
Sues Correct.
Perfect Dye.
mm; 411011111 or 1111111 my“;
TWO PAIRS .FOR 25 emitters...
83 85 W.a"'s§hln-gtoh Street
11.11 1E t.
.4-14-l'st'
19.31 1
111‘," 1. 1.131125
M-.. .
EMBROIDERIES ’ .4
. We place on sale the finest lot of Embroideries we have em
offered. You will find here not only a great assortment of staples,
but also a nice line 62 new patterns in matched sets of Swiss, Nain-
sock and Fine Cambric. There goods are all perfect: and‘Iinclude
medium and wide edges, martial? baby sets and deducing: J;
So‘uth Norwaig
1111111131
Send Your Name for Catalogue
and Pnperw " ”‘
They Will Interest You.
". W1. T'ti 3'”? £11111:le ns- ‘31 1.21%,3‘:
gin bored in your bin.
11111 HARRIS 11111115 131111
alt mskss. a?
William A. Cummings is plesldent."
101113111; gay one of the old Hurt
fats y.1ta . n. treasure .
NORWALK RHMORY. and Dr Asa Hill, of 0113111, seer; '
svznr my fir 111111111 “”1 1"'_.._.._.__...__' ‘ '1 1 ~4
NEXT GAME boob mvst'russr 1111" 011111110
0 I - 1 ‘,
MONDAY-’3 N'fijy‘étnuo. MARCH 4 ‘lf you have 111111 1111111111. constipation,
'4n1ANnunv pain in the minerals nck. discolor. ' .
l1 1142:, w“ 1-1llsklnl. ner ousnolsstort insighshbiotllg '
1., (Ill WBOCIII'BGBOPO 1‘1 V ,‘
COMPANY F Két’hi’ody' 's‘ Furor to edy, of Rood?
conned Goods
Nice Tomatoes 131: can;
Polls 2 cans 250
.1 [ill other kinds of canned goods at P
‘ Wholly prices. 1 4 ‘
,1.
ofn’
mommunummumo ”mums“.
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