it
~ TfllPi
lilil
,. ii
..
it
an;
Billings. Mom” in
’ time thirty
June. at
thousand ticrcs
be awarded to lioltit-l‘s
E'Tm- 4"» f" .
Tito Allotment Will. be Mod
Wpfarmsle HIVOII‘M
Sign iii thinly Acres Ear-h
i WASHINGTON, Mtil' 31.—~'I‘Ite gm
(”Whiz .i'i’ili Conduit fa laud lottery a
stint;
w , ..
‘l
ell:
whit:
of
ill
choifit’pu'blit; linds‘ in the state wil‘
ot‘ winnin.‘
. {Immunity to Idditlon to
tthg‘nh‘lrfib of building the works. The
“ill-It payment of $4.80 will become
due as soon as tiling is made by the
successful drawer ot‘ a farm. lrri~
gonad lands in this section have a
value of from $75 to $200 an acrc. ac-
cording to the state of cultivation
" lfolftt, the chief crop, produces about
vo tons to the acre and at present is
‘trorth $5 a ton in the stack. Sugar
beets yield from 850 to $7.6 an act-t.
.f mperly cared for.
“ n order to obviate the unsatisfac—
tiory‘condltious which usually attend
be opening of public lands to settle»
bloom and to insut'e'overy holllesI-ekor
Jo equal chance to obtain one. of these
Harms new regulations designed csv
,{leclnlly to accomplish this result have
‘oeen issued by the secretary of the
itintet'lor. These regulations. Ill'il‘n}.
Tire as folloWs: Any person desiring
at! nia‘ke entry may. either through
'he mails or otherwise. present to Hit:
ficgtstcr ond‘ receiver or the Inuit
)fllce at Billings his personal aiiitla-
yitgsworn to before some officer au-
i Stolen
‘Flcischmau.
. First on balls—«Leon. l.
i Struck outwilr Earle. U; I)_\ Lech. 4.
Giants, 4:
bascs~lirndley, Gordon.
.
Lcit on liusrsvt‘ulian
Norwalks, 1:3.
Double play~Luuder and Cahill;
Monolian. (fahlll and Wilbur.
Passed liallwllradlcy.
First on crrors»~t‘ubun
Norwalks. 5.
Hit by piit"ilt-‘l‘rv-Heisclllllall. 2.
l‘mpirc—Joseph Desi.
'I‘itnc~l Iiottr. 3? minutes.
i
i.
J.
Giants. :
Afternoon Game.
The afternoon gami- was playcd with
the Hidgewtmds. oi‘ Brooklyn. The \‘IN
iiors took this lttiinc i‘t‘titn llic locals
by the score or t; to The liidgc-
woods proved superior battet’s. Christ
making one home rttn and a three»
hugger. The locals tiid not do uni-
thing spectacular with the. but until
the last half oi" the ninth. when (lun-
ninglioni started oil" with a ticat single
to (water. scoring Wilbur,
put one iii nearly the same place. scor-
u
ti.
I
l
- . . , .. , ’ _, 'horized-to administer oaths in thelmg clump, ham. “lumpy 1,“ come
”A Ildlmblelrs. H'Ithtlhrv Xifli'nf'hi‘tllltil (m‘:b‘;§g ”billings l‘éind'distrlci, enclosed I” “Iwith two (llfl. t‘uhlll i'otlowcd tit ilic
hi’ fit. . .uu '_‘ .11.ng ”I p ‘fi‘ak’d HIVBIUW- ’l‘hese llfl'l‘Iill'Il“ bat and got a tree pass to ilrat. 'I‘Iit-
w C 5 mm mm ‘\.c(.)mfi Hm an- must "0‘ "93““ ”19 Iilllll “m“? bl‘f‘n‘“ latter's anxicii' to score forced Brooks
co . on; nearly. {sewn hundret .9. a. m, June 18. nm. after “N offthi‘l ' 1-”, . . "d l , l:
farm . oi' forty and eighty acres eucl" J ’ or 0 I n It . . ”' “H " H” ”'W‘ "l I“ ”b
Thu-Huhtley project is located abou 2‘07 ".1" “"9 "L ,. n Tum“ ' H N-(h.. ”‘5'5‘
twelve mm“ mm of Billln q '1” i' war) of the interim will be in Billings H... 5......”
crossed hv trim rc-it railw'tSii dstcttu ““1 ”‘9 “WWII“ “f .H'“ “”V‘)"'I“ S “I“‘mWUOI’S-
the Northern Picnic and title littrlin. lilctl will begin. Fifteen llllllllllltl All It M 1,0 A H
mm thus ufi‘ordin unusual facil'tlg uttntcs will bc drawn, and the I“|(Iply‘:ilItlIllltJS lb ., 5 l l 7 h l
for transmrtiu (:0 s ‘ This» l‘l ‘i‘ will be notified ln_ordcr in groups oi .t‘hrisi ‘3.)- 3 I ,, 3 4 U
[have n 91""? “:50 e t‘bihc Yeilriw'ltmit fifty to make “MIPS 0" a gm’" 51M JUNK 18R , 4 it it 3 l "
‘rlver {had th' legion n of ill‘ «:12: pb‘lgllllllng about July 22. and C”“““"' \‘ouu'g lt‘ :.. 4 0 :i -» ti ii
is thre' tho :8?!“ (“gamw 29‘“ I‘envtil ing “Hill the. 633 entries have been Norwié, cf. 4 0 0 2 0 0
Thelg 'ernengnt his: built a hlglith' “aflfiorz‘ $1,331.23: .3‘},‘...".:;.;;‘.‘.“"“ ‘1 “’i-F‘lnlllh.l 1:). ......... ; ill Ill 1: l 0
carat tolt era road. llfftll‘tllllg‘t t” .1. ‘ ““m'c 5- “‘ ----- ’ ‘5 1- 0
direct he 01‘ travel tip and down th -—Sl0|)l itching instantlv Cm.“ Page. If. ........... 3 l L’ l U U
. . . . ‘ .- ' ' . 9 , -)
3:15}; At; short distance; along tht piles. eczema. salt rheum, tetter, lit-h. llolmun. p. . . I: .: :' ti H: o
town in” esioigbgiggntha’isn: "fag: hives, herpes, scabies—~Doun‘s Oiiii» ’l‘otais IIIIIIIIII :lS t; it 27 ll 3
I: ntnreltilagt ‘two mid a butt mill" mint. Atwfl: : .\'(')lt\’i'.\l.i{S.
. mm a 8! DD 118 point» i All it ll PO A l:
« All auction sale of thee town lot * Locals Losel’wo Games of ‘lirooks. ti. ........ l o 2 I U u
Mummiwtmlmmediately following th- "1‘ loam” 9|, 4 ii 1 -i ‘g o
filming of the farms. and there wil Baseball .i‘audphlf' 4 0 I 6 0 0
mnnr‘opportunltiesjfor merchants ,. _ dam-sch”. n. n; 3 . 3 ,
1’s DI'Ofeiingnill'niEn.and‘skllled and up HI (Continued gala-Fl St Page) Marconi-(Last). ...... i ill I!) 0 g It
”kIIIV‘FLlPhoWW’“ 3‘5 “19 farm“ 3" Ilert on the canvas sacks awaiting an \\\'iihur. ib. ........ i t 0 if. it i
. small—forty and eighty WWW“ opportunity to score. "l‘hc t‘uhutt tilt-Kiernan. c. ...... 4 ti 1 .3 2 ll
compact ”"31 community “4 “55“"9‘ chants, however. left only four of thcir IMonahaths ........ i ii 0 l 2 -l
“my”? Willi?“ Kind“ schools our men at these points \l’ith better hat- lt‘tuiuinghtun. ss. L’ i l 1 2 ti
chillches..untimliminallng the. ISO” .ting at pmpcr titties. tho Norwalks Douglicrti'. p. ...... i ii i ti 7 0
tion and loneliness oi" the individua would 935m. have “-0” ”1.. gantc. i u- H. _. N. __ w
"1:311; soil oft-the ‘r’egloi is of ren 1‘ The details of the game nrc uiwn ’i‘otals ........... lit: :3 S 27 is 8
l 18]“ - . ., . . ...
.- nhle fertility and when watered prt: below. CUBAV GIAVTs‘ I ‘5tult bi lilllllllst’.
. tluoos bountiful “crops. The rulnfai ‘ ,‘ “' :IEI'I“““'°°‘I“ """ I " 0 0 I 3 0 0 “I’
varies ‘lroiifltine to “men inches'au All R H PO A I‘. I.\orwalku ....... (l (l 0 ti 0 1 0 ll -—~u
finally and is inadequate without irri Bradley. c. ......... fl 1 i s t) I I Summary:
nation for the growingr'of farm pro Hill.‘ss. ............ J 0 I 2 I ‘3‘ i-Iitrncd t'llllti-—Ridi:t‘“’iitltl:~'. :l; Nor-
ducts. ‘ . Gordon, 3b. ........ i i i 2 3 I'watlks. l.
Tubman“, “6.3.,” a... .udam... Williamson ....... i l t :1 1 iii 'rwuimso Iiit~llciiiir|chs.
to the growing of a” the crops of m. Earle. p. ...... E t i ii i it. 'rhreeiiitse liit~—~Uhrist.
north lithfifl’atb zone: ,As there is. 5 Davis. 1b. ....... 4 0 l .i ii iii Home. rttii——('hrist.
large range country surrounding ibi: Satteri’lcld. 2b.- ..... «i i) ii it i ii it‘irst oii balls~0it Holman. .7: off
section livestock raising is n-prcdomi Bright, ”~’ --------- 4 0 l 2 0 it liotighcrty, l.
liant7lntittstri' untll.i'ttt‘iilshc's’ a first Kelloy,ll. ..... 2 0 (i 2 0 ti Struck out«——lly IItiIlllllll Al.
class mum“ for alfalfa and hay. « ~ 7— ~—— 7 T; -_- ‘ hell on hashew-ititlgcwoods. iii; Nor-
Aphilllttgs a sugar beet factory i‘ Totals ------ 32 4 ‘ '-' 9 ‘ 3“'*‘ll)i"“vbf- i ll 1 ‘ ll Ki
now yin operation and farmers are in v .v J __ m c pars— Ollglt‘l‘ l.“ . c cr-
”9an their acreage in this crop. of ADR“ ALEQR ll PO A l-‘ :utu'natisi \\t_|hur; (‘nhilL \\ tlhur anti
. ,... '. ' ’ M.) on.
3,1,3, Ira)?” Eightselfl; rufigé’lfimggg Emmis‘fif' :’ 0 3 I, I: I Passed ball—licimrichs.
fun,“ as‘wpii'm.swmt (30m. lonintoe: [glided-“ii --------- _: 3 (I) j, I ‘1’ 1:er“ on erroerRidgcwoods, 7; Nor-
,. . i I.” ‘, ‘ J . . ........ u .. _“'il 5. L.
. . . _.
with the demand " ‘ ' Leonard. 3"} ------- 5 ‘I 1 II I I I 'l‘itnc~l hotir. «1:3 mittutt-s.
The Httntlv Itl‘llth tire ll‘il'i of tlit Wilbur, lb' """" 4 0 I H U 0 ’ ' '
Crow. lntllatr.Reset'i'ution. which war Sfrffixwfl'lzmc """ 1 ‘1) f, 4 I: '1' * "on“ “ “I rt"
ceddll to the government. St‘iIIi-l‘t le'en “1"“ 4 u I. g; j. ”4 'l‘lu- locals show :uilllt‘ 7.it1.v.-m'etttent.
will“.he askctl to pay $4 an acre t'ot ‘ ’ I' ““““““ _ w _.. _ ; __ Ibut n thorough drilling is hut-tied in
thell‘. forms. the. first payment. of $1 Total .. l q .,— it 4 Elm-“>0 running.
an act'eituiling tine upon making the ‘ s """""" " ‘ “ I The fans are delightcd with \t'ilbur
.i
teumce, about sixty cents an
t I
i
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s"
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u
l
R
'v
iii \" P
t. .4. , F.
. ..a , . h‘
I 0.
Beautii‘ llthflc
‘ ,1 se a better
refusal of which
HI.» ,
and lingmwut: qhé'
has been secured. ‘
The weather still keeps remarkably
coldiandnow people are wondering
if th'é apple crop is not imperiled. as
trees‘ are in full bloom and just. in. a
condition to be affected ‘hy a cold wave.
Stray/berries suffered greatly the past
week by the freeze. which came at
that time, the hearts of most of the
blossoms being turned black.
Tli‘ctze is a tradition that. a big storm
always comes when the blossoms are
on the trees. The. tradition is evident—
.ly corrcct this ycar. The same saying
says‘lliat anoihcr storm. may he cx—
ported WIlt‘ll IIlt‘ blossoms urc all
fallen. 'l‘iic purpose of this second
storm, Hays tho tradition. is to wash
all insects from the fruit acts. ..
The, annual I'ncctini; of the Roway
ton Froc Library Association took
place V‘Vcducsday evening. May 20th.
in the Library. The following trustees
. were olcclctl, who, In accordance with
I the constitution. appointed oiliccrs
from their own members: Mrs. C.
I ‘ 'enry Godfrey. Mrs. W. .i. Cruw, Mrs.
I _. B. Raymond, Mrs. E. ii. Lane and
Miss .M. F, Huckley. The omcers for
‘ the‘enaulug your will be: Presldent.
Mrs. Godfrey; first vital-president. Mrs.
. Craw: second vice-pt'ouidcnt. Mrs. J.
. 3, Raymond; secretary and treasurer.
i» Miss Buckley. Mrs. Lane remains the
“fifth trustee. ’l‘ho huncinl reports.
duly. audited, showed thc‘lerary to be
In Mlflbituctory condition; as well tn;
"the Jibrarian'a library report, which
_ prov“: beyond a doubt that the Li-
_ bury increases continually in popu-
laritymnd usefulness. . The reports of
the chplytncn of the flair and entertain-
: moot cymtullloea showed what cllur-
live work'hotlt cotmnlttces have done
' tiring}! ,jpectyqar,’ ln‘vrlislng fund:
‘- hermit to Support the Library, and
, will chili-men wished to thank all who
no so kindly and successfully aided
.. .3;
ti:
Min? and the 'baluncc iii four equal
annual litiitnltnents. The. government
in addition to this will charge the set-
t,ler*f,or“th‘é cost of building the irri»
gatlh‘n worltsubout $3, an acre for ten
year's. after which the irrigation sys-
tem with he turned over to the farm-
crs..lv..'1‘he cost of operation and main»
llCl'P
CREW M155 ltPARROLL'S HAIR
~mini wits CAN ‘
M v5 11‘:
Miss Abbie-
is the guest of
H. G. Thoma.
painted.
tract.
Mrs.
strcct, entért:
on Sunday.
Mrs.
were guests OVJcLfilf the scalp. and
MI‘S- H- G- Th‘the very soil in which
Mrs.
N. Y., was t)‘
of
‘I .' ,.
“3153'“..3 ust be attended to. There-
collage iprcceive the attention if you
The, ilautii'ttl.
a it t'rtioo
urn.
ly
pr 'Ydiottrishmcnt,
uni. cottagtl.t 01' even
nicr.
Mr.
ittittlly. oi‘ llrookl
session of their a.
home. i; .
Memorial‘ Day will i. W
ctl Iiy it special service
ing‘ in the Congregational
suitable program will be re
.lnmcs Raynor. who lint; it
15 years in the trinlthiul em.
lrud Morgan has secured unot.
sitlon with Mr. Swunwlck, ln‘i
Wilton. ‘ ‘
Parties from the city this week 1
int for summer board were unuhlt
obtain ncc
room tor'tiu
this locality. '
Mrs. J. Mcmwen Betta-nod daughtel
Iii'iisti Ethel, have left town to spam
the summer with relatives in St. Louis
Before leaving for the West they mill
Score by innings: ,
Cuban Giants ...0 0 t) :l l 0 0 ti ti~t l
Norwalks ....... ti 0 0 0 l. 0 ti ti Um] I
Summary: I
Earned runs-{luban Giants, 1; Nor- ;
walks. 1. i
Two-base hits-Gordon. Brooks.
Fleischmun.
\
r“ We.
who)“
~ c hitch
..
31113,“ Cost.
€33.”le been made in
considered incurable
miny discs prevented
delving for the cause.
{dist-use, fully realizing
Hum? before the remedy can
ups, have been wrongly
Frank Wtulf is not the thing
\V. S.
mm...” should receive the
.d do no earthly good to
M rs.,
. "it grow and become more
H, up, or losing
when baldness
and Mrs. . is,
b
ommodations. , Thcrq .
ot‘libr bbal‘dlii‘x ‘hotioo ‘
two: ‘
Mt
~ 900'! {Mai An.-
11 ici‘m mall in anyone vim tit-nth thin ntlr'lllnclntfl'
i end to cont-Jo Ili'v'tt or clamp. to my pom”.
as a first baseman. and hopc he is a
permanent fixture.
Shortstop is still at weak point.
The locals were well stipplicd with
players. There were four substitutes
ready to go into the gnutos iii. any
time.
(‘llllllIlthalll Was scnt iii In thc af-
ternoon game in thc sixth inning. ilS
continuum—ft.”
Chic-[o
~“_...,,,.nl...l. .
Brooks tlicli .
chock the ravages of consumption. "In
and curtain in rotiults.
oy‘s Honey and TM and luslsllupou
linvlnit it.
senting lllt' fedora! government. otJuh-
till/lllltl several of the largest iiiuitttt‘ttc-
tttrlni; titttl other firms of .ltipun. iilx
hero on the Kttgn and will depart with-
in n tow ‘tinytr for the East. where they
will spend $10,000» 0 in the purchase
of tiitttihlnery. ar'ntn ent undothor rttw
’ muteriulti.
not only digests what you oatytt tones
‘ the stomach and adds Ilrongti iottho
’ ltvllolo body.
limit-l cnntortttti to tho Nullonul l‘ttro
HARDWARE.
Wood and l‘irttg law. Sold by The
(timid Pharmacy and The Bridge ‘12 WASHINGTON “REF-T.
Pharmacy. - " Phone 967.
you know you can
The Sign of
Good Ale 3
Wherever you see the red, white
and blue quality mark displaycd~there
ale any man can buy anywhere. Such a
sign is worth knowing-~Wmth looking for—i-isn’t it? It is Worth
while knowing where you can get a reallygcnjoyable glass of ‘ale
whenever ’you Want" a ’good drink. ‘Thdt‘s‘whftt' you get in
union, MAY 35;:
n t, H. {Trek
90].
.Q
get the best glass of
.. ‘ s g' “.H,» g . '
'* FRANK JONES
_ . ,. - Old-Fashioned "1 5
i r. . . ‘ .I
: Lively Cream Ale iii.
t . .. t 'i- ' ‘g‘u'rih...
. ‘,' > some dealers would sooner sell you the kind of aile
1 ‘." that costs thtm the leash—the one on which they make
1 ; thé‘ ‘i'iibstj .pi’Ofit-‘wbut wherever you see our RED,
. .. WHier'A‘tm BLUE QUALITY MARK you can be
3’ sure: of ‘“’ 'e'ctii‘ig Frank‘jgttes Ale when you ask for it.
4,1,. Frank Jones Ale costs more to make than any
} other alc’because it is better brewed frcm lfetter hops
4..” and better barley malted in our own malt—houses. But
.5 it is sold to you at exactly the same price by the glass
; » as any of the interior ales.
i if. It you prior a brilliant nlc better than any halt-stock. ask for “Frank
l ‘i lone; Hour-tread Air." Also when you want bottled ales and stout
t .1 i‘tlltr.t‘.b¢r ”Prank Jones" on: bCi»i.
: in“. _
‘ ‘... South Norwalk Agents. O'BRIEN & RODNEY.
i Telephone 342.4, I47 Washington Street.
‘- i
i r‘ f'.
it ..-li';fiRE?-t‘fi"‘d~fi-“f ‘1
i
l
i
.
. ..- I w , .
of his seven chances. ‘wuaring her hair that way?"
It is estimatcd that morc than L’.tli)tlI “Oh. two or three years—wit and
people saw built games—wt very good ton."——(‘leveluiid Press.
showing. j , . w... - ~ -~
1
Gel Your its
huge Iirpaitul
Now.
Drop a postal or 'phone, and we will
BASEBALL RESULTS.
Fine Weather Favors All the Circuits
Both Morning and Afternoon.
State Leagu.e—Morning.
\\7atcrhttrr. ~l; lirltigcport. :.
Springfield. Ill: Holyokc. :i.
Norwich. it: New London. :1.
Hartford. ii; .\'cw llarcn. ll.
Afternoon.
\\'ulerbut'y. 1: Bridgeport. 3.
liolyokc, -i; Springfield. ll.
ttlitgs.)
Norwich. T; New London. 5.
ilttrtford. 7; New Haven. .3.
ill) in‘
American League—Morning.
Cleveland. 1: Detroit. 0. (it) inniugsi
New York. :l: Washington. 1.
Chicago. 8; St. Louis. 2.
Philadelphia. :1; Ilostott. l.
Afternoon.
Detroit. ti; Cleveland. 0.
Washington. ii: New York. 2.
St. Louis. 2; Chicago. 0.
llostou, ti; Philadelphia. 4.
National League—Morning.
Boston. 4; Brooklyn, 0.
call. examine and estimate on repairs.
if it needs adjustment we will make
some withouf charge.
Bflllflilflllil]
"M W“ i"-
Philadelphia. 5; New York. 1.
Cincinnati. 7; St. Louis. .3. (15 in-
nings). ‘
Chicago. ll; Pittsliiirg, 4.
Afternoon.
Brooklyn. i: lloston. .'l. (H innings)
New York. 6; Pliiladelphiu. 1.
Cincinnati. 7: St. Louis. 1.
Chicago. 7: Pittsbttrg. l.
WAR AGAINST CONSUMPTION.
All nations are cndenvorlttg to
When uou see the
u name
“Townsend”
on a Lawn Mower uou
know his the best
trio be had.
I4Iil0ll to 20 inch.
Charles-lit DOW.
‘whito plugttc” that. claims so many
victims each year. lt‘olcy'u Honey and
’l‘ar cures coughs and coltls pni‘l‘ct'tly
and you arc in no tluttucr of con-
lillmplltlll. Do not. risk your health by
tithing some unknown preparation
when Foley’s lloncy ttiid Tur la sitl‘c
Ask for li‘ol-
l’lulsted's Dru
The Cllilford Pharmacy.
JAPANESE EUYING. MACHINERY.
SEATTLE, Wush..~ May 31.-‘Repr'e-
3 Store uttd
to
prominent. .lnpttneso citizens ttrrlved
. W,” .. . - .
.Kodol tor indigestion hittinnpwala
Makes rlclt. pttt'ti blood.
I hum. i “4 -.
liotialtun had made a mess of four. "How long, has Mrs. Wayliack becn‘
People will trént'you all right until
they become familiar.
V l "a!
count
On Your Walls
that have pleased you ever since we
put them oh. Any more mm- to be
papercd this year?
Our stock of Wall Paper represents
the very latest patterns. The selection:
have been‘made from the 1007 produc‘
tions of the best factories.
Agent for the Wm. Campbell a Go.
and Fr. Beck Co." ‘ ' ' ' I
Crockery, Ola-swan; Houmurnlch
lng Goods, Framed ‘Plcttmo.
Whit. Enamol Pain with Ixtum
tOo.‘ ' “ ‘ ’ ‘
cloth Shades. with fringe, 30c...
Window‘ 'Ilti‘du and) Picture From:
made to order.
Piloting. Paper Hon
sting.
w. Jive tho 0.
Stumps.
L. It. BECKER.
.7 Washington “not.
fol; (ion. -- H ‘0“!‘LN9MIH
[lltitil HBdlllJIItl
ii. I GUI‘lIEBTS,
men's AND covet FUlINIOl-lll.
n no. MAIN or. so.nottw1u.it.
um and Dour-
C l-l. Gm Trading
n3
Before buying'r‘ofilinnabout. why
°" Was
STAMFORD
GARAGE
and try ono‘of lhblrww IOIDM
Cam in ntooit. Ind wtnw Mound to
show you. ~
the STAMFORD GARAGE title.)
30 Wool MIIH 9L, Bllmtord,’ Conn.
. 9...... u "teas-«w- .
' i
For a HOME. buy just WHAT YOU
WA T.
Don't let anybody sell you what you
DO NOT WANT.
We make it our business to lit.
REAL ESTATE to the needs of our
CLIENTS. « '
Drop into this office 'and xetfi
from a fine assortment. , .
John .132- W .. 911003
Agency.
2 South Main St. _ Booth Not-w
this
Ik.
*1; Yeti? Search
Ml
for the beautiful littve yott over come
to our store? it not wo‘cuni'surprluo
you with a collection of goods so new
and uttructlvethiil- you will ilnd it:
dltlicult to duplicate than elsewhere.
Our stock is varioditt ti‘extenalvo and
our prltitlfl.ill‘c. ctilctl . ulto. please you.
Ihti‘A.l;t'Ani$§¥‘iiiuilStln Qt).
. roam “To 1 ,
on limit”,
in wultlnoi , '
, i, . Wt.” ”waisted“.
W
Altonttaiioo ‘AII l-tottl'l' Day and Night.
rntn'x no) ’ um.
transmit. bl . . on. Alto
Emu Mun.
OM“ and Homing: .
M OOUTH MAIN“ .,‘ I
South Norwalktictimiu, s '
7"" "2' I t'
Them 644, . J
It“? WNW
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