Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 23, 1907 · page 7

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when out snoop when you want
a. particularl; nice, long, cool drink.
Phosphates, , cesareamiifflodas and Col-

lose lose. ,2 _ 2 ;
OUR 'WEcIA’L PACKAGE NATION.

av.

00 Sheets Paper.” to mayhem his
his quarter valuo,,.hut we: are selling
it. at 170 a box.,.,, f 2 "A ‘

sssnwms Ado mean just the
thing tor‘restorlns strength. A splen-
didtenic. ;;‘_ Trylt. Price one bottle, ,_

lie bridle “Pharmaol.
PWNER & BRADLEY. Proprlfltorl

203. Wuhln tea at. .
Tel. coil 41-2.

 

 

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The regular class meeting will be
held this evening in the East» Avenue
Methodist Church.

 

Mrs. G. L, Whittaker, oi Rowan
street, and daughter, Amelia, went to
Greohport, ’11. 21.; yesterday, to visit
Mrs. Whittaker's mother.

 

,A business meeting of considerable
importance will be held after the regu-
lar weekly prayer service in the Ad
vent church on Thursday evening.

 

Mrs. and Miss Hosegood and Miss
, Blekner, of Hawkins avenue, and Miss
Ida Marion Wood and Howard A. L.
wood: were guests Saturday of Charles
'iiiosegood, at the Sperry lighthouse,
New Haven.

. Ithe residents along Seaview avenue
halite combined in an effort to get the
trolley company to sprinkle that than
oughfare. The arrangements were com.
.plcted yesterday, and the company
will hagin to sprinkle the street.

 

iiii‘he Baraca Class will give another
sailing party Wednesday evening, July
231th, going out. as far as the light-
‘ house. and the usual and annual swim
on the way back. Some of the Pas—
times. who were in the minstrel show.
will be niongpso good singing is as-
sured. - T ,
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Two young colored'hvomen and foul
drunks created quite a disturbance
about 11 o'clock last night at the east
end of the Washington street bridge.
The drunks used considerable vile
language. These disorders are occur-
ring so frequently at this point that a
canstable‘ is needed there regularly.

 

"flA partyficonsisting' oi ”Me. and. Mrs
Arthur Seymour, Miss Ina Seymour, of
Danbury: Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Conkiin,
Mabel Richards and Naomal Couklln
and-T. J. Morrison and son, Wallace
Morrison, of Orange, N_ J., Mr. and
Mrs. 'l‘. S. Glover, daughter, Ethel, and
Mrs. H. Seymour, of East Norwnlk,
are spending a week at ihc Gorbam
cottage on Bette island.

 

; The weekly prayer meeting of the
East Avenue Methodist Church will be
held in conjunction with a moonlight
gospel service to be conducted by the
Rev. Mr. James on Thursday evening
at 8 o‘clock. on the shore fronting the
residence of. H. J. Hipson, in Seaside
place. The meeting will be addressed
by Mrs. Whitney. Miss Price. and oili-
er, New York mission workers.

W, ROWAY’I‘ON.

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Mr. mid Mrs. William Pinkncy and
son, have returned from a. trip to
Orient, L. I.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy B. Every and dan-
ghter, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
E. ii. Every, Pennoycr street.

 

Miss Cornelia Scaddcr. who has been
the guest of Miss Emma Cushman, of,
Logan Street, returned to her home in
Huntington, New York, yesterday.

.Mr. and Mrs. William DeWaicrs, of
Mount Vernon.‘spent Sunday with Mr.
De Waier'wparents, Captain and Mrs.
John De Waters, i’cnnoycr street.

 

 

' The members or Mr. Bysslie'a Bible
cities of the Methodist Episcopal
Church will hold a social this evening
attlie home of Miss Pearl Stevens, to
newnytou avenue.

 

, Plans are on foot to organize a
launch club among the boat owners in
this place. With that end iii view a
rrvliillillill‘y mention was held at
{lion's Wharf. last Saturday night. At
the nicotine, Charles Klein was elect-
ed temporary chairman and Edwin
L. bit-vents as temporary secretary. No-
tices have been sent out calling a for-
mal meeting for next Saturday night.
at the some place. A large number of
launches are owned in Rowdyton and
the ,club will no doubt have a success-
ful career.

mile Baptist Sunday school hold their
annual picnic at the Albrecht grounds
on Wednesday, July 24th. In anticl-
pailon of u still better time than in;
ybnrhpnst. committees on games, on-
tertainment, transportation, etc. have
been appointed and, working in com-
mon, every detail is being looked of.
tar. The older. members of the Sun-
day school will be glad to see what
efiort. has been put forth to make the
anyone ions to he remembered. At 9
a. macerriage will start them the
mascot A, B..Cleveriy inconvey those
too feeblo totravei the distance and
at the some time some or the hustlers
of the ‘othai‘moiuuiittees will call at
those homeowners good things are ill-
wnys providedgorthat when the glad

 

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they 1’11“;th , ,,
wclhhfld 5 out {Willi
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t if on active point. , . , , , 2 ,

J ted y not only Vice President and secretary-“Sam,-
_ , tutor amusement, uel J. Miller. _. 2 2 ‘
but tables stratum- under the load oi! Assistant Secretsrywvviiiism H. .

meow w «voodoo Hunter. . .. .. . “sawmill:

 
 
 
 
 

M" on . av til brine

most proliclenmn «the 8th rts ‘
and taken uponthe whole, all will en-
iey a reatdey. lastly, proud of being
a men: r, i one otthe"’healthiest,:8imi‘
day schoois‘ lathe 8min, where iron
person to superintendent and down
through rank andlile a workdo‘r. one

 
 
 

common purpose ,
nDARIEN. one NOR‘OTON. "iii! 3
Another complaint was received at ”“93 6.0.0 MPG

police; headquarters yesterday' against K ” ' ‘

motorists who drive their. cars too fast NW XOEK. ,Julr,23.fill{iiss Esther.

in Glenbrock. ,in‘this case the alleg- 0”" ‘ ..“ . ’
ed offence wus'out oi the jurisdiction N rling,,aged 23 stars, was shot and

 

 

No trace has been found of the employer. as she was euteri‘ugu haber:
burglar who persouated Edward J. dashery in2West 42nd street, where
(Welch, in Noroton, Friday night. Mrs. she was employed as u bookkeeper.

‘2 Welsh is suffering no ill effects from WWW“. its“. charged by “‘9 police,
:1 the encounter. ‘ She says the fellow fired several shots M A- 3- Slim. the
.. was go well mannered and spoke so manager of the store, while attesting
: ‘ gentlydhat. she didn’t think‘oi danv his escape. Warner‘iied tothe‘sporb
'. geruntllntter he'd got away. He'd he “18 300(18 store Of A- G- Silflldlng &

art to get a warm reception, should Company ,in West 42nd street, nodal»
he return, however. though twenty policemen surrounded»,

‘ the building 'and switched it no trace
A man who walks over Noroton Hill of Warner could be found. The police

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cars in the iori‘iroi' heavy stones which by business reverses and, other trou—

vehicies in th ascent of the hill. Some Park, N. 3- MISS NOI‘H'fiE reached her
times these stones are so big that a place of employment eurly‘today and
motor car that hit one in the darkness had to waitnatil Mr. Spieereheued the;
might come to grief. Another man (1001‘. Miss NOI'HDS entered fir!“ and

seem to hays much use for motorists 30109? “009,“ to place 11 bIOCk‘ under
as a class, Bold.“ 15,9, ghamg‘the way the door to keep it open. Miss Nor-I
they scorch over the Post Road on the ling had WWW“ ”19 rear 0”“ “Wm.
outskirts of the city. ‘ when a shot was tired. Spl'cer looked
up and saw that a man‘had walked
The Connecticut Company has past him While be was steeping ever.

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stopplng only at painted poles in the man who fired the shot.

country towns. Saturday afternoon, a ”IVS Charley Warner; he shot me,",
car was going through Darlen very she cried. ’ . A _ ‘ ,
fast, when a Hungarian woman de- Warner held a reovlver ln'his'hand
cided to get on. She signalled the and Spicer tried to interrupt him.
conductor, who 'in turn would have Warner, Spicer sa‘ys, tired his revolver,
signalled the motorman to 5“") at the missing him. ~’Sfpicer seized a bracket
next painted pole, but the Hungarian to‘proiect himself when Warner iii-ed
woman seemed to think her signal another ShOt- , '
was enciigh, and with it. she jumped Warner then slihilml out Of the
off the car. She was thrown to the door and started along 42nd street,
ground very hard and received scvf which was crowded with persons going
era] scalp wounds as well as a num- to work. A messenger boy saw Wur-
'ber of bruises about the fact. He? her running with a. revolver and threw
injuries are painful, but. not serious. brick at the fleeing man. The brick
She was treated by Dr. Noxon. She struck him in the back. Angel‘cd,
lives in the Hungarian settlement in Warner turned and fired his revolver
Buried. at the messenger boy. His aim was
wild and he threw the weapon at the
WESTPORT. boy. though there was another bullet
in ii. Splccr, who was running utter
A scow 20 feet long intended for the Warner, saw the gun and made a dash
oyster business. is being rebuilt for if)" li- Warner saw the move I‘M ran
Capt. Charles W. Nash ot‘ Compo Pond. “W the 81m Seizlng It b91011? Spiccr

 

 

 

 

Henry P. Helm. after a year’s ser- sped up the street: to the Spalding cs-
vicewith Groceryman Darrow, has left tnblishmcnt through which he ran. es-
the business expecting to better hllu- coping by means of a rear fire escape
self; elsewhere. after shooting at the policeman who
. chased him.

_ During the month of August the eve- M“ $11109" all” that Warner, who '5
nin‘g service at the ' Congregational about 65 years old, had been calling
church will be omitted. The cradle roll almost. constantly 1'0!“ Miss ‘Norlln‘g
will be a year old on Wednesday and each evening and that she had coni-
the annual meeting will be held in nielned that his attentions had annoy-
Parsonage Parkf ed her. Spicer said that Miss Nor-
llng oi'teu expressed the opinion that
Fred H. Rowan of Norwalk has sold Warner was partly crazed from a busi-
to James M. Evans 12 acres with build- llcss i‘uliure two years ago,
lugs, known as Point imperial on the

Sausatuck river. Mr. Evans is now
residing on the property and will make AUTO‘STS IN GLIDDEN

it his home in the. future. it is one of . TOUR RESUME ’OURNEY

the plensauiest sites along the river.

l- “the trolley ride and outing of Lady ”r3: cuneo {Mae‘s wm‘ Acci-

 

 

 

 

iortou lodge. Shepherds oi’ ilcible- d b
it Wednesday, promises to be an - --'
eujo, bio affair. The special trolley 0M, “t gammy Siays In
cars will leave the station at Sliug'a- Race ‘
tucknt a. ill, for Siocpitwhaso island ...—w" .

and returning reach the some point at . . .. _

1 a. in. the next morning. ilAiIl IMORL' .iuiy 33‘ Th” autos
‘ The columns of granite anti other
decorations on the new library build-
ing show (lit-lt'iilill‘tliltills in several
places said to have been made by the
acid used ill cleaning the work, Work
on the walks about the institution its
under way and the exterior is last as.
suming an appearance that would indi»
cate that it will soon be ready for on:
cupancy.

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and liower trophies, resumed their"
journey to Philadelphia today over it
course 172 miles in length withn
time limit of ten hours and thirty
minutes. The pilot car started at 4:30
a. m., followed an hour later by the
lion-contestants. The competitors for
the prizes began leaving at 7 o‘clo'ck
and all were away forty-five minutes
later. Eighteen have perfect scores.
, Mrs. Orla Cuneo. the only woman
driva} in the party. who met with on

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Oscar Anderson has sold to (hipt. J.‘
M. Evans :1 20 foot launch which has £33,!“ ,2: tog" ‘;‘3,t°“(‘]°b‘;]° (luring 3795‘
shown great speed and sea going qunvl ii i ht fish “'1' :9, ‘ds ,0" Y ,9 0’0
lities. The boat is equipped with h mtg“ ad .k ah "t3” ht “31‘3““ run
seven h. p. double cylinder Palmer cn- git?" hgziuw tic? a if“ ght, {and
glue. A 12 foot sltii‘i built at. tho shine ,, t ,4“ itlgtl “1., mania“ “:9?“ Na»
shop as a tender is a model oi its kind. 8 ll, i( w An“?! ‘k ”I‘M?“ es}, ..I‘ 8 this
Another launch 20 feet long with a ”‘9‘“ “K I") h ilmctlca 1y out of
torpedo stern was sold to Dr. W. D. the race ”903“”,0’ the accident she
Woodward oi'Port Jefferson. 1“,, boat announced her determination to can?
1,, also equipped with n Palmer 0, tiiiuo to the end. Mrs. Canon will be
ine v presented with a silver loving cup by
g ' ' the other tourists. .'.

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Dr. (leer e J. Underwood, for 21 , ,
yetars propfi'letor at tho Weutport llo- ARGUMEN” IN HAYWOOD CASE.

telphas announced his intention of re» . W

ad the hotel property for sale and says 3“!“9'" 1“, the "WWW" case today.
that he is going to quit business catire- M" Richaldson “warm! to the Brad-

. cut will be i lulr- .lt‘y explosion ‘“ Summarised; briefly.

gruqu’ fif;“?§2§fi‘§ who have heard to call attention 'to the testimony of

him make the some assertion several f} witness W‘IO- 311M Orhhm‘d‘declarod

times before. Dr. Underwood is an Bradley iii“ Millions coming to him

wall known as any hotelnian in the and the"! "11¢de humgtisteuncnuem

state and his decision will be rearct- “"0 “I 3.01% toilet MI." ,

ted by the traveling pilbllc who illiIVil ‘ ‘ ' ‘

moggilg‘old hotel their stopp as u see . P. ‘H. BAXTka’ , éUAhAfiTEEB "i1”.

. M ‘ Wherever thereieno-tulntot incurn~

EIGH‘I“ PER GENT. PAID. his disease in the blood to complicate

“ ----- the casein. .HovIsl'd's 139961119 “5,.

Gilbert in Bovine“ Manufacturing smiths care of causat‘lapiatiion and dyspep.

‘ ' 1 “mg.” my so. w euro 0 senses.

Homsifam‘i.” 010ch i "I“ 3W“. W 'fibvulnr dreamt.

» ' is so confident of this that he will

The Gilbert 3‘ Bennettmnnmcmr- 'give his personal guarantee with every

ing Company. in Georgetown. held its package at the. specific he sells, to rip
annual meguumday, , .‘tund the money it it does not care.

To intiuce‘the phonic oi‘aouth Nor;

A. regular dividend or; six per cent. walk and neighboring towns to try this
was declared and an extra dividend wonderful remedy, 'h’e’is making a
(If two per cent. .Thedirecters elected special Introductory offer; or a regular
mm mm} H, Miller. snippet ,3, mp. ,ili‘ty cent bottle, containing sixty doe

- , , on at half price 26 cents. -'And with
191‘. Edward F- 3099‘?» Glands“ J.‘ M” 'ov’ery bottle gossips guarantee to re«

a

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The officers are all follow:

H. Miller. . 2 “inure-all."

 

 

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minoxseif-fliama
, I’Paime‘r inhalants, We ..W
WaterCooic a »

AND MANY OTHER

oods _ »'

‘I'I‘iio‘uhauds V at

 

‘ ‘ town, sturdy

 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

. AND GET 11‘
of the city police. almost instantly killed today, it is al, ,

iegcd, by“ Charles Warner,"hcr former, '

 
 

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) and. “hmkemo. 3
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JUSTFOODCO. , ‘ ,1k'n" GONNQE "Ilium.L

lee N.;Frlmk|in at, ’ bypass”, n, v, billilicl iJP

‘ ‘ cumin: uu‘sussasesn

' 'narss‘seaeolvhgfi ,

lSili‘ijtlily‘ i0iliiiers$75 Idiots. »
‘ , For further particulars apply at, ere
lice, Telephtme 488. A

Triall’nektisej and . 112 wAszaTON 'sTREETv‘”

 

 

 

 

. Anthropology instructor—What et-
feet his the climatcon the Eskimo? .

Student—Cold teedw—illii'vuM Lam- sunday Dinner at (b0

QLIFFORD

«No Worrying about am
your meats, ; no. bother with,

was}; ‘ . .
dishes or stove when “......“ EastNorwalk

 

a good deal told of a. menace to motor believe that Warner was unbalanced ,

 

; . bles. Miss Na ha i . i .
drivers of trucks use to block up their . , I s Wed at R dgeiieid weather comes.

Courteous Service.
Plunnt Surrounding.
Excellent Cooking.

'cHAIlLl-zs REYNEKE,“

 

who heard the conversation and didn't started toward ““3 ‘chhhier’s desk. ' L ‘0 N Y
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Telephone 49!. ‘ .

, , Locustsflpisrittso. , y ,1
True Spirits 'efflilr'p‘éutiue

(csoaoerown Amadeus

 
 
 

For fine lunatic. tongue". 'Vlrnitdluu. Point"
' ' w" etc. ‘

 

 

l64 Front Street. - New York City

 

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cellulite ii’bbltotHevlng’AYeunyw; ‘ 9960mm]: ' L

Tel. 452. !

 

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recently adopted the system of Miss Norlinghalf reeled and looked at l

. ,‘Onfand “condition
1900. Freight/1PM
Pier 28. pastkivbr; ‘Newi Yerk,,“(tooi ;

of Dover street),=':ev ‘

0”“ day, (9100‘
"grunt. T906173
‘ p inns. and Boat!
transition co.

'0 .c. Hegeman
General Agent

’1 pedals.

Potatoes, per pk‘. ~.~. .~.';.‘1'}G;.v.'~ri'.l.~.‘. . 300
2 lbs. Lard mu nrrn‘e'rn'ro-o 25c
The Very Best Butter. per lb. ..., 29c
3 lbs. Milk Crackers ......mm. 25c
8 lbs. Soda Crackers ............ 250

tul-I,

Phone ices—3. *

vacuum I
tiers "will leave '

 

:I'Hl LATEST AND BEST. ‘

Lawn Mowers .. ..E...
i at $2.75 up.

A very “tall line or fully guaran- Office hours, ,9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
teed Big]: Wheel Monro, at 86.50

napalm-m- I} '- - ' ‘ M“
l ......l ......m... .. ...: .... bikini Safer; Nothing Sliver--

grades or RAKEB, HOES. GARDEN THAN NEW YORK REALVESTATE.
FORKS. SHOVELS, SPADES. and all _ .% Guaranteed Interest ,6" its
Farming Utensils, at the lowest prices. Bond Shares by check is‘sued

General repairing and machine work ’
emmntlv. mended t0~ undid-“m ASSETS NEARLY $2,000,000.00.

 

Sunder). iii-«4 r. m. ~
It Nowell: auto 4"
Namath-lip too

Your truit will icok nicer it you use“
tho'square shape andenite’g‘lass‘fi‘uit ,
jars, than they will in the‘tiid‘iahhibn
round Shape and greEn glass.
square ones have lightning tops.

loin iig‘ Lena
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"Crockery, Glassware, Hoaseturnish-

 

Wail Papers and Prepared Paints.

Contractor for Painting and Decor;

could reach the weapon he turned and .; . p ...... .3 t‘t- :. -
I1 Wufilagt‘oajmfin , _
rum sore-is 7 ‘

' ‘ b ‘ 22 Cottage Ave,

Nomik Hardware 00, iii-“iii"...

 

39 Main St, a... ik. '

 

 

East Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

‘ Gas Ranges will ad-
FliailCe in'price $2.00
held Season...

, Manufacturers have
ill‘ien'us nicotine. ..
{Plate {near order

Gregory’s 'i’iliiill reassessm-

‘ Q nor NORWALK‘ 'i’dao

We have a few new 1907 Dubai
Runabout: for sale at $350 each.

‘ F. E aiiiilliiifllifliilfl.

(institution

 

 

 

mobilists who are after the (Hidden,

 

lumen
Therein never a
cheaper. .. j '
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nithciis Reeves

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a. mini, ” '

svsav. merge agendas“..-
.. ., .2; at. “ w.“ .‘n NONIIK —, {rm New - {or .. .
. u Washlnnton It. ”mm 1 ‘ [usulrusm simmers.

 

 

.. t ii mu
m waiting rm“

' be to have hot and cold
in your droning chamber, .
in; -, apartment: eilxiiret‘
room; its presence weal
‘ the highest cameo: coin!
We will. gladly quoteyeu p
to are strictly on
honutsndflrel .. 9., .

5. Horses it

but has VP?“ 0

,Aute‘inobiln surge. on
Tiroe,‘ Lamps.
Gellauonerk, Plus-t
In. “link: Whom a":
, . Washers 41'». .
. E.v‘B£,R0b'N§0DWPN inter.
unstructured, 9.1,, ; g; ‘

. plugs user's .\
tiring irom business. lie has iiiiVCl'UH‘ , B‘OSE- “W10. Jilly Renaming his [in " ‘ ‘ .... , W lJb’MImm
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‘,' air-omit miles. transom-m ..II‘

 

 
 

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bar and William H. Hunter. , haul the money it the remedy does not

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c re.
Fresident and Treasurerwdoseph '“m, Howard’s specific is not a.

 

,. but itisthexone remedy you need
it you stiller with constipation, indi-

m landfills! ..‘r any disorder

 

 

ionisation, wot-.1. ’itoffi

 

 

 

and housewives on their own name
without indorser. All transactions
strictly confidential. Call and seeds.
lNDEPENDENT LOAN AND SEOUR';
‘ WV 60..

Havlland Building, Washington 3!.

 

For years this Company has paid

semi-annually. Over half-million
dollars paid to investors to date.

Investments of from $100 to $10,090
accepted, participating ill earnings

or a personal interview.

R. L. COBURN, General Agent, ,‘

 

 

16 South Main Street.
1847 ' . I " To)“
'“ PLUMBING AND STEAM

HEATING. , 2 .

HOT WATERfiEATINGl

, ,ILA E AND, TiN HKO’QFthG
fill an steam Fitting, Gnu F xturu
"’Met‘al ’Ce‘ilihg,'ttc."

Dinners and All Kinds D: 838 " ‘HIVG‘ you .80“ 9'"- .109“. P"
Food Cooked to Order. ’ ‘ ' ' " '

Bathing and fishing.
Bath Houses to Rent by the Season 17 WALbC‘i‘Ri-ZET, , . "*NdhiflAL

John O‘Bulllvan

meningeal) ,azaucnsi ,
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‘ Real [Slate and J Insurance. in! “For Penicillin A‘ddi'eu' w,

e. n. ,MpklasiN. ‘

1w. have several «die-u “filin- 'omgflidt‘im’dtiHavlinnd emu. ,,
in Ineomrproduein. ' about, that "W“WWWUQW’CW
must Increase In value with mingle. #3
growth of the town.

 

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