has wLIL'iitLen Lilla
1‘14 1 for The New novel:
is 1111: which was published this
etro cum LofL any amount is 1111-
into this country
pylons of all the refined plo-
‘ erosene gasolene naptha lubrl~
oil‘anli;parafin are higher here
bought for export at the export low
(is with an agreement not to 19.1.11:
1 tit and not to sell it for home con-
' untptlon. If it could bd bought here
and out the jobbers would sell it
are or our prevailing high prices,
and he the profit rather than ship it
a oorer market. abroad. ~
‘ 9911;??me tit: Lat
. c s n o
the bottom 91 mtgoitua-
it" it is generally believed that the
4670111068 not protect :and foster the
1101141111111 in this country Mr. Roo—
level in? 902,1 stated in Cincinnati.
That the pr0ducts of many trusts are
unprotected and would be entirely on
. by any change in the tariff.
he: Standard Oil Company offers 11
L{The DingleyL Tariff Act, put through
. Lt 9 case of ReplesentaLtives in 1898
1. Jittle1debate works out a high
duty on petroleum, crude and lefined,
and all its product . but. this Was fram-
on so adruptly the the American peo
pimdid not know it at the time and
hardly believe it now Had the sub-
ject been discussed to the point of pllb
tempted to excuse these things by at—
L'- 61111999 111111111 will 1.9111 1119 111111111911
, fostered and sheltered under American
1 and Italian1 households, to: much less
1191111. no Congress could have put
11911111191
This 4's what was done:
1 Section " of the Dingley Tariff Act
is 1119119911... and paragraph 626 puts-
petroleum crude o: refined on the,l
tree-list. This is good legislation so:
far. and based on sound economic prin-
ciples, but there is a proviso. that if
thehegshould be imported into the Unit-
ed States crude petroleum or its pro-
duct produced in any country which
imposes a duty on petroleum or its
products from the United States, the
duty here shall be equal to the duty
.1. imposed by such country. To see how
1.01191 Works Int we must now look at
the outsdc facts which control the
meaning and effect. Russia and the
United States are the only countries
that export an oil to any amount. The
next largest oil producer is the Dutch
Indies, whost1 output is less than one-
tonth of Russia. Willie oil is produced
in some quantity in the Dutch Indies,
Galicla, Ronmanla, Bursa, Clllna.1Per-
- ‘1 sin. Italy, Germany France. Switzerl-
'1 1 land, the British Isles, Canada and the
West ladies. we may say in general
terms, that the United States and Rus-
sia are the only countries producing
pet.roleum in large amounts and none
but Russian can export any oil to the
United States.
By the international Bulletin of Ta-
riffs, Number 23. it is seen that Rus-
sia levies a duty on crude petroleum
of 20 copecks per pood equal to 11 64
cents on about 36 pounds 01-07 Coats
9 barrel of 42 gallons of elude pctro
leum whichSclls at the wells 11: Penn-
.syivania, 101 $1. 78 11 barrell and in
Kansas 111 41 cents a bunch and thus
by: proviso in the 11911 list we must
collect on1 crude petroleum from Rus~
sis imported into this country a duty
11. of over, 64 per cent on the price 0
Pennsylvania cl',ulle and ovcl'z 2:16 per
cent, on the price today of Kansas
crudLei,0n refilled petroleum, Russia
levies a duty of one roublo per pood
.. about 76 cents on 36 pounds or $6.00
on a: barrel“. of 60 gallons. By this pro
visoyof- the frcl1-llst,thls Russian tariff
1111991: fer export, 1: tariff against lins-
sla).of over 160 per cent on the ex
port. can; 0 price of refined oil from
this 9911., and as Russia is the only pro
111111911 for export. a tariff against is
lsla it: a tariff against the world
Mr. Hobart. Knox Smith United.
‘ ‘Sttes Commissioner of Corporations, in
his recent report on Standard Oil af-
infra, comments on the higher prices
for oil sold by tile Sthlullllll Oil Com-
pany at home (War and above the pric
e: of the some oil sold by the some
company in Europe, bllt fails to give
any adequate cause for this. Mani-
festly such a marked advance could
not hays been maintained except by
the aid of this tariff. There would be
’ great all tanks on the docks of New
’ Haven and of every seaboard city 111.1
calving oil from Russia, at the 8911111
price ottwhlch it is sold in Europe
plus the transportation. unless the
Standard Oil Company consented to
fill them with American oil at tho,
same price at which it fills the oil
‘ tilt: of the foreign market with the
a product. Of course, the latter
wbuld he the turn events Would take.
Russian o-ii 1would not be shipped to
United States. nor United fates
1tLo nouns. any more than cos a are
hiV i to Newcastle. but the Ameri
t‘.
1:3.“ ,
11 would have his American
111911191 the foreigner has the some
its fair price and at the same
II 1361.101an LEMON PIES.
kind that. "make your mouth
1.19 easily made with no fuss
, it 111911191111: possible expense
on so‘iOUit- PIE" Preparation. .11,
191.111 up in airtight packages and
.. tithe the slain proportions of the,
. increments. tlivery package
11.: guaranteed under the
wt. Don‘t hesitate. 't‘r'y
m,ti: r: all your friends. 111
through, such a duty and the anemone 0.
would have gone down ill :1 storm oil the United States 0,. again the eLLLLT
i may be corrected in quite a different-r
lway if the Sherman Act. against Con ‘
tracts i1: Restraint’of Trade should be ‘
‘millcs respect for law cvcn more than
.,Dctrolt. 7; Cleveland, 4
i .
1444i ”-4“..an .
L L-
a!"
W0 i011 09.0010101911th on sorerely
dgermy. . the monopoly
NW Oil Company has
LL11 Willy this is no cause
,1 it the American people
t hula ilsslau oil
‘ The Standard 01 Companly has as
tributlus the high prices here to the
higher cost of 191191 in this country.
Wand, sometimes the difference in closet
119911.... or quality amounts for the
seeming dlftsrence iln price. but none
cost in they 1,
scrutiny. The average labor cost in the
.United States in oil. and petroleum pro-
duct: is only 6 cents a 01111191 or one-
third of a cent. 11 gallon, and this is
less than anywhere 91119 111.019 world.
Although the American laborer receiv»
as more a day than his foreign oom-
lpstltor. his output is common 1111911191
that Amelican label computed ill the
product is cheaper to employ than any
other labor in the world.
' Since it is l1 manifest evil that one
of our great industries which has been
institutions sells
abroad to English,
half its product
French, German
than it sells the other half of the same
product 1111 home, quality for quality.
the discussion would - be1 incomplete it
stopped short here. But, we have the
remedy in our own hands. yet Commie
slouer Smith in his report carefully
refrains from alluding to that remedy
Will: flue irony the Standard Oil Conn
pally says that the Czar of Russia
may afford the relief by cancelling by
imperial uknse the Russian duty
against all inmortaedca‘to' Russia, but
he is not likely to do this though he
might if strongly petitioned by organ-
ised bodies of consumers ill the United
States. The Courts all the less likely
to do this because they have u more
just and reasonable tax on“ ii there
than we labor under. Aeli 11 oil is
a great revenue producer in Russia
and is taxed at the refineries for Rus—
sian consumption at about $2 a‘ barrel,
though this tax is refunded on all oilsLC
exported, and the Russian consume:
gets oil cheaper than we do at that. it
would be some satisfaction against the
burden of high prices 11 e if the Unit
ed States government 1' celvell 1111 111-
ternnl revenue of $2 a barrel out of
this excess price which We pay.
This provision in the Dillgiey 'l‘al'it‘f
can be repealed in a day whenever the
Congress is ill session; or, 11 joint. reso-
lution can be passed to the effect that
no duty on petroleum made or refill-
shall be collected at any port of
applied to all American products fol
expott which folbids and restrain or
in any sense restrict their re-importa-
tion into the United States. the effect
of which would be to stop all restricted
sales. No business method has been
more prolific of injustice to the Ameri-
can peopls than these contracts by
which manufactured articles are sold
abroad so lnuch cheaper than at 11011111.
This is far more important than rail-
road rebnting and it would be a helli-
thy condition of trade if no exporter
were permitted to stipulate that the
goods covered by the invoice should
not be sold here on the cock before
exportation.
The Standard Oil Clnpuuy is shill-1-
lng somewhat from the ill favor o1 tho
American people. and the record
breaking fine imposed against ii of
829,240,000 is a manifestation of it. but
the fine is of bad effect. manifestly 1111-
just and 1: discrimination against the
Standard Oil Co. as abhorrent as any
Which itself has practiced. 'l‘llc govern-
ment of a great people cannot uphold
this. However unjust the Standard Oil
Company may have bccll towul'll com-
petitors. toward railroads, towards the
American people which have matured
it, it is entitled lo the just llnd equal
protection of tho law without exces-
sive penalties. But its part in obtain—
ing the lllisleadlng clause of the Ding-
icy Tariff act bearing upon oil. under-
dodgiug subpoenas or floating the Mis
soul'i Examiner.
Standard Oil economics and busi
ness methods, its division of labor and
improved processes, its pipe-line trolls-
portation and the valuable inventions ,
owned by it have cnublcd it to beat
the world both in refining and deliver-1L
lug its product who: 'ecver consumed,
and the dividends on its stock would
be llll they ought to be if the artificial
advantage of the present tariff, intend-
ed for infant industries in the first
and struggling stages, is to Doha lon-
ger extended to this gigantifi trust.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPBIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle,
Del. says: “i suffered for yours with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching.
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm, and one 60
cent bottle cured mé completely.
For sale by R. H. Plainted, F. H.811):-
ter and The Clifford Pharmacy "
BASEBALL RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Stats League.
Norwich, 81 New Haven. 3.
lilllyoke, 8; Waterbury, 3.
liridgeport. 2; Springfield. 0.
Hartford, 1; New London, 0
'__1_.n
Notional 1.9991111.
l'ittsburg. 6; Clllcngo,4 .
New York, 0; Philadelphia.6
1151116). New York. 2; Philadelphln,0
(second game).
Boston. :1; Brooklyn, 3 (darkness)
St. Louis, 6, Cincinnati, 0.
American L9: 1.1:.
Philadelphia. 6; New 011:. 4 (first
game). Philadelphia, 0: New York, 2
(second game).
posted. 0'. Washington. 2 (first
game)“ lioslon, 3: Washington. 2
0
(second game). ,
I tried everything 1',
(first,
DéWiti’s 09116111111911 Witch 14111191
Salve is good for bolls, bums, cuts.
9119111111 and skin diseases. it is es-
pccially good for pills. Sold by The
Olifford Pharmacy and The BridseVVl
Pharmacv.
WW
”Hawk little" 12111111111011 and 11119111190111
9
11.4.9119
.90? broad-1i: initsli 11163911119119
:1 satiny war, .
neurons. 1111.96.11.944119 911.1
nllal llcld andtruuk championships of '41
the Amateur Athletic Union of Albert
ca began in the athletic field at 1.119,
lamestown 1.111111911111911 1111119111 9:311
this afternoon 1111111 ill contlnul‘
thlollgll' tomorrow afternoon The jun
ion" championship events .will occur to- , 1
day and the senior“ championships to
marrow. 1 1 »
Practically all of the prominent 1142-1 , 1
letic clubs in the United States 11111
represented, bill their best man.
the 91911111991101.1111'11969 also are
larger nlunbcl of entries in the events
as 11 whole than ever before.
1Tb:1 weather is clear. not too hot
and is most promising for the sixteen
events of the afternoon which arc
as follows:
One hundred yard-dash, 11 entries;
230»yard r1111. .11 entries; 440-,1'111'd l'lln,
illieutrlas; still-yard.161clltries: one-
milc. 14 entries; five-mile run, 12 cm "“1
1:1‘lcs.:1l:olo vault for height. 81 entries;
llllllllng ilig‘lljulllp, ll clltl'ies;1'lln11lllg
blond jump, 13 entries; throwing 110
pound Wcig‘hi ii entl'ics' throwing six-
teell- 110111111 hummer weight. 6 cntr;los
putting iii-pound shot,11 entlles;
throwing discus (free stvle), ii on-
tries; (drool: style). 8 entries' 120
yard hurdle, ,13 entries; 2110-3191111 lull-
dlc,‘ 10 cuil'alo
W
DeWiit's Little Early. Risers are good
for any one who needs a pill Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy and The
Bridge Pharmacy. .
GERMANY'S REPLY TO FRANCE;
BERLIN, Sept. ’1.—«Germany's reply
to F‘rnncc' s circular note to the sign:-
torics of the Algccirull Convention will
not be drawn up before Monday. next.
11 is understood in influential quarters
that while some reserves will
made on the subject, no limitation is
likely to be placed on the French mill
ial'y movements so long as they are. I
considered to‘ be necessaly for the se-
curity of Elllopcuns and of the Mo: 01
can ports.
Takc £1chth Kidncv nlfd Bladder
Pills for backuchr1 weak kidneys and
inflammation of the bladder. Sold by
The Cliftor 11 Pharmacy and The Blillgc
Pharmacy '1’
No 111111: is a hero to his wife s rcla
lil'cs. ,~—l.ifc.
if t 1‘!»
05119911111114 AvclLlllc.
Dcsllllble section (if the city on line
of tl'oilcy good walks. water gas, new
or and electric llgfhs through the1
strcct.
cut stono ill wall sufficient for under
pinning of. house. _,,.
Price, $800
For Terms 899 .9.
Charles E Hoyt
LLlllLLlEL-‘L'lcl Saturdib
95111131163101:
15 (117.132
Captain ”Baby Bunting.
When You Know You’re Not For-
gotten. 1
School Days.
Honey Boy.
Bonnie Jean.
San Antonio.
Poor .10an
Love Me and the World is Mine
When Bob White is Whistling in the
Meadow.
’Neath the Old Acorn 'l‘l'cc, chct
Estelle. ,
And Others.
lfll'bgl, 1'91 ,lllvéluvs
Wit 31111911111111:
music even:
qpnovan Block. hilt ”nobleman 04.
Agent for Crescent Laundry. .
, w—«J
Anny ,z :1 1a,.” 1;,
It an
our first showing of the . SILL
N611! Fall
Fashions.
Lin Woolons of both foreign and
dementic manufabture.
. "‘""‘""
ill
The colorings are, remarkably L
.handsomo, and 1will appeal to all
V'socd dressers.
sun's ‘1.-11691230996."
,‘ om Mateo, wsouseosv
and misfit-y 11011111119915
1V\y~}lK4;’ .:
on“. ,.
ads is represented with entries from .,
Budding Lots
Fine row of large shade trees and ,
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11011114 11 Taurus
SATURDAY NIGLlL‘iLT ONLVILAY,
it”?
firmndcmsnta of, 1%: 69:10:19 Little
94 91111:
s‘A‘b‘le cm can: ,,
." And 1491-" 419161111 11' Company.
in the Successful comedy Drama,
MY DIXIE GIRL.
A Dell'yhiful story ‘of Dixieland.
1.. During the action of. tits play Spec-
initial: will be introduced by Miss
GALHOUN 111111411115 16111119119 KNICK-
ERBOCKER QUARTETTE.
1'. Sent: on Sale Tuesday, Sept. 3rd.
it FENCES—Night, 251:, 351: and 501:.
W.- .
My...“
ems THEATRE
1.1 611
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 9.
ONE NlflHT ONLY.
, DsRue Brothers'
1 IDEAL ‘Ml-NBTR'ELB..
111Grand Special Scenic First Part.
1. “The Garden of FioWero,"
introducing their comedians. singers,
, dancers and superb 01 chcatrn
. Ten—Big Vaudeville Acts—Ten,
1. BILLY DeRUE,
"That Tolknllve Man. ”
HILL 8: ADAMS
European Acrobatic Comlques
BOBBY DeRUEw-FREQ LAMPE,
Musical Minstrels
8—4
OBGAK ANDERSON.
Formerly bugle: Lémnch Work: ~
97‘ 1 on": 1'
9011111101 161160 Nightly,
. would you use a SILK FLOSS MAT-
174595 'for1 sixty 0119111: 11191171131,
-,We offer yen this opportunity. first
1,116 and of that time the mattresmis
not perfectly satisfactory, we will to
it back and refund You money. This
mattress has all the good (lililiiUOSLV of
adirsthaSs hair unlttl'css, and a are i.
has not. The Silk Floss Mattress
'vl'clglls but 30 pounds, will not 111111..
is perfectly. sanitary, and does not
need making over. Tile average rupt-
trees is so heavy that it requires all
your strength to turn it. on the he'd
Anybody can turn this mottless with-
out the least exertion ,
Remember, it is Guaranteed.
For sale by
111.9. MITCHELL
4~33§é3glflflqMAitg h
1a I. t e
"thugs:
LEON STA FORD,
Wire Cyclists .. . 1
. THE GREAT HAMMOND.
The greatest novelty of the 20th
~1- ccntur v.
f ACKERMAN & WElSER.
‘1 Equillillwlsis ,
THE IDEAL QUlNTETTE,
Messrs. Hon: :1, Frezcll Taylor. Gro-
hnm and‘MAS’l‘ER LAMBERT,
Phenomenal Juvenile Soprano.
6~FU1NNY END MENu—d. .
OUR BRASS BAND.
Plays two high class concerts daily.
Grand street parade ut1.n1101l
Remember the. date.
”“658 ....... 25c, 35c and 509
fLClean and classic
or action.
Seat Sale Thursday. Sept. 5111.
.1...
l
hound]
The Electrdé'i'aph
Moving filomms
and Illustrated Songs.
Under the Direction of F. Book, of
New York.
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY
MATINEE.
H‘ear Tom Lyons Sing.
, PRICES ..... , ....... 5c, 10c and 15c
Change of Program Monday. Wednes-
day and Friday.
REASON OF 1907.
EVERY SLATU RDAY AFTERNOON.
Norwalk Amusement Park
MEADOW eraser.
w
SATURDAY, SEPT. 7.
NORWALKS vs. 1
OAK FIELD CLUB. of Brooklyn.
Preliminary Game:
NATIONALS‘vs. NUTMEGS.
1 Admission 2611; Children under 12. 10c.
Ladle: 111:: to the grand stand.
ROTON POINT.
Open every afternoon and evening
1' 1Hourly—2 to 6, and 8 to 10: 46 p.1n.
Large new skating surface. Ample
seating facilities for spectators.
ADMISSION, :8KATE8,10¢' 150.
; NASH 0: YOUNGS
f PROPRIETORB.
, n .
:EXOLURBIONS TO HUNTINGTON
. AND VALLEY GROVE. 11
On and After FRIDAY, JUNE 21.1907,
- The New and communion:
Steamers Huntiualon
, cAP‘l'. WILLIAM G. YOUNG.
’ Will Run as Follows:
L LEAVE HUNTINGTON for Norwalk
, Mondays .and Fridays at 0: 46 a.
." 111.0110 2. 161011.111. 1
L1LEAVLE NORWALK‘ for Huntington
' Mondays and mirriday‘s at 8: 46 a. 1n.
‘ and 6:15p
. VEXOURSION TICKETS. 609: SINGLE
PA
0110111911, 6 to 12 Jeers, Excursion, 361::
hi m“
LYV days and 11111911 on 11181191.
Note--'i‘he above schedule is for
yinonth of August and the first two
.dsya in September.
1 heat 16 or 20 more finally washes
.ng
L1. ’ . ‘
11 1, , .
11 , WOW“: _
‘4; 75016009123216 1‘, ‘
Lil/611111191911 :1.. :6. 116111111 ‘ “
- « ”MAM
1 11116911111111, winter. Give us a trial
1 ‘ We will give you a very reasonable
' cs. Telephone 5 ring 4. a nmsttiahw
Not a vulgar word J
SKATING RINK '°
2.311,. .
.161 at VALLEY GROVE Mon- 9
931- L
‘ 11~Wc have the duplicity to handle L
You will
meat 1
A careful and intelligent ex. 1
‘umlnatlon. '
Our lenses will stop all eye I
strain
.. V dNo guess-work will be tolerat— 2
1 “ e . .
' We have a sound optical rea-
1‘ son behind every lclls
tlAtmL because time has proved
" lil
HOYT'S GLASSES
' 11.11 MAKE GORP QUES-
11191119: B. Hoyt
cglve fair treat-
Refraction Optician.
778 United Bank Building.
Tel. 303- 12.
HOYT’S THEATRE BLOCK.
Expert Eye Specialist in Attendance.
Homo—8 a. m. to 8 p. m. ; Satur-
day, 10 p.111.
Factory. 116 East 23rd St. N. Y.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN 0
HARTFORD RAILROAD
1‘
TIME TABLE.
in Effect Juno 2, 1907.
LEAVE sour'l-l NORWALK FOR
new YORK.
8:40. 11:43:. 11:11:, 11:31:, "9:69, 10:56:,
11:01, 1111611.
6:40. 6163:. 7:1211, 7:641, 9:571, 10:32,
Sundays.
A. M.:——1262x, 5:1,4x 5:4,1 8:,57
ll: 43:
6: 38
P. M.:—-]2 55x, 2:471, 3:56x,
5' 5g, 7: 00, 7: 18, 7: 54xL, 8: 251, 9: 67:
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.--12: 0011, 12: 09: 4: 642, 6' 46,
0:,56 8:,018:,03 8:40, 0:00x, 9:141.
10: 04, 11: 0011, 11: 03.
P. M.:-1203, 11,04 1: 80, 1: 49, 3:001.
2:53. 3::31x.402,x 4:06. 4:16x,4:33.
6:02‘6:09, 6:.26 6:001, 01,02 7:10.
7: 46:. 9:0011, 9:40, 11: 001.
Sundaym
A. M.:—-—0 00, 7'30.
10:0 021.
9:0011. 9:40:
11: 00:, 12: 00.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
A. M.:--12 08x. 1:1311. 1: 56:1 0:18.
1110711, 11: 43.
P. M.»13' 06x 1: 18, 3:071, 14:18:.
815611, 9: 21 10:0071, 11: 38.
‘10 “1111;11th .40 and 7' 25 to Bridgeport
Sundays.
11.-12: 0811 1: 12:, 1: 59:. 1: 99.
9:1o,1o 4411,1120“
P.’ 11.-4: 41 11: 91: 11:18:,9. 11111.
W
SOUTH NORWALK TO DLANLBURLY.
A “1:33; 22:37:. (20:11.39, 1(10't06k.‘ l )
a l' on
435x.513,53é0.g§09 turf” ’
1111 ll 1’..'
x 111.911.11.994
EMT—77: 351'
Vsosulunv 'ro south NORWALK.
1 11.111411111111411 19 9.11 19:01 11.119.
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111.111.1111 Modalities that a hair lllnttre s11
A. M.—-13:56x, 6114:, 51:41:, 6:65x. ‘
6:013, 6:16, 6:50, 6:56, 7:64x, 8:181.
P. M.——12:621r, 1:10, 1:41.11, 2:51:11, L
3:30x, 3:27. 5:091, 5:38, 6:55x, 6:25x. ‘.
P. M.:-—4 05, 5:04. 0:591. 8:31x. L
7:25. 8: 25, 9112:, 9147:, 9: 61, 10: 14, 1
4:,19 5:092, 5:27, 0: 0011:.6130, 71002,,
southNorwalikr 1 1
1 ,
We are now dcvéicping’ihls} hoiceV residential property, lo.
catcd °“.. the high land. thhm'tcli minutes of the station. It has
59611 ctLlrct'lLlllLyL restlLiletch;1and 1101141190 into haitL acre lots, Which
we now offer to the builder or investor.
{£449 ‘ ‘
H1. “Vs-1'91, .-'
by purchasingfi ploy 1911113111 or: on our easy payment plan. If
you are 11.-pared to build at 011 cc. we will make you a very atV-
tractive propositlon. , Ask your local broker or write us. We .16
not strangers in south Noeraik—Harbor View Beach and Har-
her View Park, and now the best of all, HIGHLAND PARK.
W Q a i
. 14311111111111 11.111 Ill 61111.11:
31 511111“ “it 11111119111111.1119 11115.
232“Hl1‘g"henot Street
NeWR"”ii”lil” LLY Tel 823
‘1
pl,”
9.1.121
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verythmgLLm the Optrcnl Lice;
Eyes Exammed Free:
4
146191 .1 5.1.31 5'“
ill
Now Opemfor 9416 L
Shore Dinners a Specmlty . Dancing, Boating} Bathing
and 01118. attractions.
Especial attention given to Automobile Fame:
1 . Roller 8111111119 every afternoon and moms.
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