Don’t suffer the torture of headache
lvéitbo‘ut taking somethins
'eilt'ilf.
, Bridge Pharmacy.
w‘mflw’,"af¥3§ er;
"'g'i'ml'r'a'rgl'i' i=1» o‘f'Cherge.
.Dt'ew who has been ill at his
mime 1s considerably bettel today.
.M........
The barge Eastern Stm 121111111111 10'
day after discharging a cargo of coal
“-
The regular weekly social service
this evening at the East Avenue Metllo .
dist Church will be led by Rev James
W. Davis ,
W
. David Gould, of Winfield str,ect is
enteltaining his sisters, Mrs Norman
Muzzy. of East Haven, and Mrs Wal-
tor Clark. of Saybrook.
The L. S. Club will meet this even-
lug at tile llonle of Mrs. Chalice
homfls'on. No. 37 Van Zundt street
1:? Nerwalk. All members please
a
A special meeting of the East Nor
“Walk ‘Fire Distlict will be held on
{facility erening at 8 o'clock, at the
itch school to take 11111011 on the
inntter of lighting the st1eets.Unde1
the act of the legislature East Nor~
nlk has the right to buy power item
the South Norwalk Municipal plant
“end to oral; poles and wires through
the streets The meeting will act up-
on the proposition at the gathellug A
further appropriation for sewers in
some of the side streets will also be
Asked.
, ~—lf you haven't the time to exer.
lse regularly. Dean's Regulate will
fill-event constipation. They induce a
mild. easy. healthful action of the ho
Nels without griping. Ask your drug
gist for them. 26 cents.
ROWAYTON.
'- Frank DeWnters is recovering from
a serious illness with fever.
Arthur Walkel has gone to Gllu-l
8161111., New Jersey, to begin a course of
study. ,
Frederick Dibble leaves in a few
days for Tampa, Florida, to spend the
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Cott Baker and
Charles E. Baker. of Stamford, are
spending the week at Belle island.
with Miss Delilah S. Reynolds,
Mrs. Mary Richards has sold her
property, corner of Richards avenue.
and West street, to nation parties, who
will go in the chicken businesses
The skate boys at the Roion Rolln
way recently appeared in bright red
bans with the weld “Skates" upon
them. it is quite a distinguished
11111111 and very practical. as well as a
course of pride. to the boys. A large
number of people nightly patronize
the rink.
Commodore William F. Clarke's
speedy little knockabout. "Osprey"
broke from her mooring. Monday, and
drilled from the Norwnlk Yacht. Club
to Belle island, where she landed on
I‘m-1t Beach The boat was rescued
and brought back without any llam-
ago being done.
it. is probable that the winter iim11
table will go into effect on the Nor-
waik trolley system Monday, Septem-
her 23. although the time of making
up the new timetable. and the wonth
or may change this date. The change
,will mean the cutting out of the lio-
‘lou i’olnt loop and the running. of
bars only every forty minutes on tin1
Il'louiayton and Diil'ifm brunch.
Circumstance: Alter Cane.
l
‘l‘hc molmunnnluc la ccltaiuly a curse;
.ilpou our publil highways there is
nothing world!
Then a speed floud zipping past—sixty
ml :11 an hem-m
Endnnu'rinu life and llulh and making
‘ hampers com.
All own citizens hate those' speed-o-
maniacs,
But. please glance at. these lines below.
Are not they facial
1r flfl'%fli'd haters and all the autoloas
511mm become, pollucssmi of automo-
blioo-wwhy then
There Iwould only be Just. so many
more speed-fiends
(unkind through the streets in road-
dmtroylng machines,
and all those who once had dodged
and «mod the motor curs
Would be the lolliest spenders beneath
the stars.
~10. N. JENNINGS.
“my AND noso'ron
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Anson Phelps Stokes and family ar-
rived in titanium from Paul Smith's.
Tuesday in their private car. They
from simulate to Brick lie so
at C llender‘tt 11111111, and will be th e
richly
until into the: rail.
Relative:
outrun the
south
. refined. intelligent, educated lady. con-
. and Miss Annie W. Bishop, whl
ave YE“
of
b J!) 313111111111. Nor
olon Mr Bishop was of the it In of
[Bishop & Stnlonson, large ship bulld-
ers. of New York oily, an intimate
iriond 111111 11111 ‘
adv. to 3111 was
' held Aumtat' ii at her late gueslle’nca';
Louis French]. 00 St Lukes Epllcopai
Church. of which she was a n1 mber.
otiicluting. Mls. Bishop was a
the Bishop homestead, Norownffwllev
itty,
siderate and generous, retainlpglthose
qualities till the “last She will be
chased by a. host of friends. She
. leayes twc daughters. Killer wire of
Rev. Lewis F. Cole; of Pittsburt, Pu.,
re
sides at the homestead, whose vumncy
sant companionship between mother
and daughter The luteiment was in
Nbroion. , l
STOP THAT COLD
or it run result in pneumonia. Bra-
zillan 1311' m is breaking up colds when
ever tried, almost without excefpiion.
10,25 50c and $1. 00 bottles The Ciif~
1"01 d, Bouler' s and Plaisied' s. .-
weapon;
M
Mrs. E Mary Pottcl is quite ill with
a cold.
Fred H. Batterson has been afllpolut.
cd substitute carrier on,route 3d.
Tile Misses Mackenzie have returned
from a visit in New Jersey,
Mrs. Underwood 0: the Westport
hotel is confined to her home by ill-
ness.
Miss Bertha Brotherton is visiiling in
Bridgeport the guest or Mrs. Jarvis
Smith.
Station Agent Gaucllct who has been
ill with a severe cold is able to be out
again.
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Little Vera Allen, (Righter oil Mil
ton Allen, of imperial avenue, is on the
sick list.
Miss Anna Halves of New York is
the guest of Miss ulia Wakemlun of
Greens Farms.
Mrs. Samuel Elwood has returned
from a visit with her son, Benjamin
Elwood, in Bridgeport.
Miss Lydia M1 Flvaue of New Yolk
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs Flank
Artie, Of’ Davenport avenue.
’l‘he Helping Hand society of tile
Saugatuck M. E Church had a solo
and suppel Tuesday evening in the
church cartons.
Mrs. Bert Wakomun 11nd duuzhtm
Marie, Wore among those, 110111 West.
port to attend the Greenfield Hill fair
on Tuesday.
Clifford Smith. who has been em.
ployed in Norwalk has resigned his
position there to accept a more inera-
live one ill Greenwich.
Rev. C. ll. Sil'aver of Greens Farms
who has been traveling llnougil the
West. for the benefit of his health, is
expected home this Week
Rev. A. L. liubblu'd of" (‘aunous is to
speak at. the morning services in the
Saugatuck M. ll‘l.»Church next Siundny.‘
Mr. i-iubbard's talk will he in tile form
of an object lesson, illustrated by dlf
fercnt objects which he will use.
Prof. 0. E. 01111. instructor oil 11me
nastics in the Westport public schools;
has fitted up a private gyumasluhi
over Beers Brothers store where class
or private. instruction may be had in
fencing, barbells, Indian clubs. Mr. Coo
will also treat nervous diseases. insom-
nia, etc.
M A committee meeting to make Idam:
for a fair for the benefit of the newly
organized Town implowment so1lety
was held Tuesday afternoon ill Nation
ill hull. It was decided to hold it fair
September 18 and 19 at wbhh fancy
111',ticlcs aprons, bugs, (211111.11 will be
sold There are over in ladies on the
committee and the affair will doubt
leash a well patronized.
'l‘nlm Dantt'll Kidney and liladdc‘r
Pills for backache weak kidneys and
inflammation of the bladder. Sold by
The Clifford Pharmacy and run ilridg:
Pharmacy.
WW
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The town clerk of Wileddiuu has made
the following rules in regard to licens-
ing hunters. dun Sept. 1, to WA: IIonI
dent/«To any person not know to him
must produce 11 certificate tbatl he is a
legal voterfof the state of Connecticut
{admitted as such) is entitled it) rests-
tration under resident on $1 c nilil. lie;
aiding in the town unless an elector a
not entitled to register under it is class.
All parties residing or rating In some
other state are under the colour,
810. 25. All «from born. if hif known
will be compo fed to show the r natur-
alization opera or come under the
alien or 25 close, Only 11 11111113
111111 the law ll twins to be c any ef-
fect. Wilbur dmith. dilute Will den (or
Fulrdeld county. bu appoint ti Dun-
let it. Warner. ct Bedding, deputy'
warden and the appointment' as been
approved by George F. his human.
resident and stats complicate on fish
and same. Daniel R. Warner has also
town of Bedding to 52er u til May
1501908. 1111 1'1cqul1ell by pubic nets,
I'll ill powers and consents
an” in 11111 public sets; it out up
ll not licensed and tossed b will no
filery you and the push and cuts are
- fi—V
will be great litter many years oil pieu- '
the girls.
been appointed dos 11111111111: for the,
Misti' mo 111111111111 11111 111111
. dill
two operations for appendicitis is get «1
“5'3 along as well as can he expect
11 .
‘ Mrs C. H. Jennings, who has been
very ill with 1111111111111 fever .ipr the past
bed.
1311111311 1111111111 and, it nlly, 01
1111111111111. have' returned u'ito '
two weeks with tits 1111111111, Mr. and
M18, John Kearns.
The late Henry Parsons farm has
been sold to New York parties. who
contemplate building a magnificent
residence shortly ’ ,
i
Wmmr- ,.
A gang of men are at work on the
new inucadnmized road which extends
from the Wilton line to the end of Na-
than Perry’s property.
u
Four of the new double houses being
built on Portland avenue by the (lil-
burl and Bennett. Company are com-
pleted and are being occupied.
Mrs. U. 0 Mohr, Harold Mollr and
Miss Edna Bennett left town this
morning for Yor,k Pennsylvania, where
they will remain for the next three
or four weeks. 1
Several sections of the Western Ull-
ion telegraph line went down yester-
day in front ot’ 11‘ A Plakncy’ 11 place.
The road was blocked for a tow home.
it was necessary to send for men at
New Haven to replace the line.
.._...
The school opened yesterday. It
opened a week late on account of the
addition not being completed. The
toaehtlrs installed are Mr. Regan, prin-
cipal. of Ridgefleld; Miss Mutilt of
Nelth Wilton. and Mia Helena Bill,
of Georgetown.
in the Georgetown Hall by a few of
The hull was very attrac-
tivolv decorated with pink and green
crepe paper festooned around for the
walls and exten'din {tom the chande-
nor to" all four still s. Those present.
flout out of town were Misses Kathryn
Hunter Lena Hoffman and Miss Sbui
1111111 of Norwalk; Miss Alice Fitch, of
South Norwulk; Messls. Frank Fregu
3011, Oscar 1111111111111 and Emerson
Aylps. of East Nol walk Howmd Hun-
tel, of Nolwalk; J. K‘ Park of Bridge-
port, and George Himmler, of Ridge
field.
A surprise was given last Friday
aftelnoon 'at the heme of Miss Leila
Williams in honot‘ of Miss Laura lieu-
nett. The twa young ladies went for
went for their wraps and upon re
in the parlor Miss Bennett was vely
much surprised.
tea was served, after which games
were played. At. 8 o‘clock the girls
went for their wraps ndn upon ro-
tnruing found their gentlemen friends
assembled there. This Was a surprise
upon all but the hostess The fest of
the. evening was spent very pleasantly
amid games and music. Those present
were. Misses Laura Bennett, Edna
Bennett, Elsie Bennett. Mary Perry
and Leila Williams, Messrs-John Con-
nolly, Harold Mohr, iioward Castle.
Howard liunter, James Drlscoll and
Wilson Benton,
WESTON.
Mrs. J. M. Perry, of East Norwalk.
visited relatives in town on Tuesday.
Mary the. flve-year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Coley, is seriously
ill.
James B. Dikcman and David S.‘
Coley are attending the Westporl High
‘ school.:
Mrs. A. E. 'l‘ltrncy and Mrs. J. P.
Fitch spent Tuesday with friends to
hasten.
Mrs, Vanderbilt Godfrey who has
been Iii for" nearly two weeks is still
confined to the house.
ii. A. Cornell. a former resident of
the Crunbur‘y district has purchased
a house'in Dunhnry.
Mr. titld Mrs. A. C. Bradley wole
visitors yesterday of Mr. and Mrs S.
H. Puncher at Compo Beach.
Captain William R. Foam, a mom
Your and Mrs. Fenrn, whose summer
111111111, is at Hylyo Form will l‘t‘liiili
today 11111 a week‘s visit with itcv.
amiY'M 1:. J 1.. Shively at Churchrilic.
N1 . 1
Mrs. F. W. Burritt. Mrs. H‘. A. Go-
ley. Mrs. James Coley, 111111. I). 0
Chase.M1-s C if. -Sooflold,Mrl1.3 Garry.
Miss Mary Adams. Miss llih‘zie Adams
Mf'u. M iii. Sutton and Mrs. Ephraim
lilitlil. were entertained at ten by M111.
Frederick Banks. yesterday.
I .
At the special business meeting of
the Nor'llcid Church Society held on
Tuesday, Mrs. H C. Huributt was
elected a supply committee for the
limiting your and a vote taken to in-
vlto cllntlidutell for a permanent pitu-
Ior Immediately.
SCHOOL UlBTRigT NAME CHANG-
13'
1.;
The name of the Middle Fit/o Mile
River School District, about which
there has been u'oine cot union for new
and years. has ilecn c paged to the
911101111 11 School Diutlict in accord-
11.1109th tr I vote, oftthe last annual
school meeting, and It It hereafter be
known by the latter ti o.
eeuoots'ov's BICYCLE STOLEN.
Anton White, who attends the
Franklin school. reported to the police
today halt a bicycle owned by him
had 1,111 loft in the basement of the
sail f yesterday. and had been stol
out e 111111111. .
eight Weeks. is still confined to herf
for 1111611 intr
A dnhce was given Monday evening 3
turning found their. friends assembled ,'
A pink and white "
her of (iovernol Hughes staff of New ‘
_ claim that the 119011!
headland; 01‘ NW
‘ and nut-1111111111113
1 live John [life'w look the 1111111 to Dur-
one of the 113310111 peculiar series of bar
«arteries that the sleutlls of the railroad
have elven had. to field with.
111101111. bu't walks on tilei stubs
November” 26'.‘ Miller. according to
his story icid' by the railroad detec-
,tlvos, robbed 11 Jewish peddiel who
with ills wagon of wares put up for
the flight at Bethlehem. With his
own horse and wagon he drovedown
the liousato‘lilc and wound‘up at Dar-
ien.wl1ere he saw a fine now brewery
Company 1111111111111; 011 a flat car. and
consigned to Carl Welsllclt.for'111elly
of South Norwalk. now proprietor of
the Half Way House at Nomton.
At night be single handed madeu a
runway and got the wagon oft the our
and Made way with it after transfer
rilig all his gbods to the new vehicle.
lie then drove out into New Yolk
stafo,wbcr11 it is alleged lie commit-
te'd severai burglaries, escaping in his
team;
Mr McDonald sent. Detective Law:-
rcnce out. to Milli’lains and near there
he captured Miller with the stolen
wagon. lie was convicted ill the. Wa-
terbury cour ‘land spent the last six
months ill 1 Tile Wagon was re-
turned and Mr MacDonald believes
that Miller will plead guilty at Darien.
HORNBLOWER~MARSHALL.
Ridgétleid was the scene yesterday
afternoon of a New York society wed-
ding; The bride was Miss Dorothy
Marshall and the groom, George Suné
ford Hornblowor. A special train of
five cars brought guests film New
York city and special cars were at-
tabbed to leguhu' trains for the ac-
comodation of parties from Litchileid
tend the Berkshire Hills. The wedding
was to have been held in St. Stephen 3
Church but because of. the illness of?
the bride. it was held at. the Home
blower summer home, Ashton Croft.
ruit
Jars
————-
the square shape slid white glass fruit.
furs, than they will in the old fashion
round shape and green glass; The
square ones bh've lightning hips.
Crockery. Glassware. Houlefurnish-
lug Goods. ' ’
i. 1. .' ,. .1.”
Wall Papers and Prepared Points.
Window Sbados and Picture Frames
to order.
sting.
---w.’ .111 1113‘ s. a. H. amn Trad-
Ing Stamps... Auk for them.—
117 windows sum.
Tel. con. ’ until Norwllk.
with
to our way of thihkttih'dnd uncersh‘tnd
our way of doing'bulinbss Just as soon
as you have made your first visit to
our store and seen tit like. it is true
that our system in d brunt from oth-
ers. but inasmuch no we hhsve an in
creasing list or 111115 who are has.
tied with our good vér service and
our prices. we think a may talrly
up rove of our
business methods an bet eve in no.
A J... A 'gevifu 8-
,W
(111111 at Railroad. Detectives John
iibvuu, yesterday
arret‘lted‘at the New
filavdn county jaili lost us its was
1111111 to iiii' 1111111111111 ulttu set-'v‘i'ng six
ffnlitiths c‘n theft 11111111111 litid 11.1111- ',
3.
Your fruit wili'look nicer it you use '
flea, where he will be tried today for f
‘ Miller 1
has his legs cut oil lust below the .
Services 1 cuisine 1111' to 3111
" Rates 02‘ liar silly and upwardu‘
Stock and General Information Ticker
Suuduyyldllers 756111115.
5111.488.
3 P it THE
" “B'RAT‘ED'
DIXON LUBRlCANTS.
No. 688 for motor vehicle trans-
mission gears.
No 677 for gears of both nutomobilés
and motor boats. .
No. 3 graphite cup grouse.
These lubricants are considered the
best in the world.
F F. iiiiiiiiill it [ill
"Honest mounds at Honest Price‘s."
39 Wall Street Norwuik.
Iwagdn belonging to' the Yale llr'ewing" "
i
Contractor to: Painting and Decor-
Dirt/1b w. 1111 moan.
tuners] Director
.3- and Embhlm‘ar'.
Redwoods. 8 Wullfiti’gton It.
Telephone at house, 098. ,
Telephone at office. 33M.
Mlllerfi' J ordan, .'
tell but Bililiisz
(litre. Hoyt: Thain Budding
0‘6qu Nchwnk.
1111011111111 state Street
calpesponr.
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tor 1119110111
(in and after Tuesday. January 7.
1906 Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28 East River, New York, (foot
of Bayer street), evcxy day, (except
Sunday) at i p m. Freight received
at Norwalk up to 4 p. m. and South
Norwalk up to 6: 301mm
NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.
‘ C- c. Hegeman,
General Agent
~Anninp J. Smith,
Lulu.
4 ots
Phlin'd' 220—3.
22 com. Alla”, ,Em Not-walk.
EVERY LADYih DRESSING CHAM-
fshould be equipped filth a dainty
snow white, one piece "Standard" Por-
, celaln Enameled Luvdtory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convollinct it would
be to have hot. and cold running water
in your dressing chamber, sleep-
ing apartment, or first floor toilet
room? its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent. 11191
species, honest and reliable.
Horace 1.111511,
OORNIR MAIN AND W591“ 878.
" 'GOUTWNORWALK cMN.‘
, 111111111511ch Audfi'NERAL aANKlNo
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CAPITAL,
.1” 1001
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1,] consuls; "Alifgm' PROFITS,
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A'anWsoN. 11.11..
noon H.
NAPP, m Vice-Pm.
WILF’RED BDDWILL. Clthill‘.
muse-rose,
B. H. Mithemou 111-11152 aey'mour
John mutual «11111111111111
John i-i. Light
10 North Milo all. calls. Nero-1k "
‘PRPEDIRiCK Hi ROWAN, 2nd Vici—
00111“
It’- Will“! "NW,"
Refrigerators.
Palmer Hammocks
Water Coolers
AND MANY' crush
Summer Goods
HARNWARE‘. _ ""11.
:11: WAamNorgN eraser. ,:
Get 111 do liable 311' Rating your
' . Sunday Dinner at tho
GLIFE'ORD 3 t
No worrying about selecting.
your meats. no bother with
dishes or stove when pleasant
weather comes. , ‘
Courteous Service. 1| at
Pleasant Surroundings. l.
l Excellent Cooking. ‘
GHARLES REYNEKE,
Proprietor.
.Telephone, 498._‘1_"“"l" ,
11111
2.1. .1 .....1. 14...... 1. «r|"u
its. ,THE LATEST AND BEST
fat $2.75 up.
A very strong line of fully guaran
teed High Wheel Mowors, at $5.50
to $6.00. aluthflwmq .
A complete assortment of the best
grades of RAKES, HOES‘, GARDEN
FORKS. SHOVELS. SPADES, and all
Farming Utensils, at the lowest prices.
uh] _-I
promptly attended to. - h“
iiorualk 111111111111.
,39 Main St, Norwaik.
Telephone Call 97 5.
Greg on; 3 111111
guan- NORWALK 1W
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Shun Dinners and All Kinds of 300
Food Cooked to Order.
Battling and fishing.
Beth Houses to 11111 by the Beacon:
John O’Sullivon.
Proprietor. ,
illitil iiiiiiilzliii
1“!“ 45 Wall 81., Nemik'.“
84 Washington 8h, 80. Nomlit. "
Real Estate and insurance.
We have several decided barg‘alns
in Income producing property that
must increaa'o in value with the rapid
growth of the town.
A Minimum Amount
oi
Home Comfort,
Happiness,
and
. Contentment,
with a Modicu‘m of Expense,
that is
Gas Lighting.
We are piping houses at a
3 Minimum Cost.
Let us pipe yours.
min—«r 1M3 Wlfi;
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LaquuuelS ‘
General repairing and machine work ‘
DUBLE DISTIUJD‘ '
' 1111115111111: oi' Turpentl _.
(GEORGETOWN AAA SPIRITS)
‘ For fine leonn, Lacquers. Vandal)”. Pauli»
etc . etc. .
on
THE. CHARLES E. SliQLE5 COMPAN'i
oasis. Agentn
' “)4 Front Street, a New York City;
12111111111311.
EastNorwalk
152.
Money loaned to salaried employees
and housewives on their own name'
without indorssr. All transactions
strictly cdtlfld'enttai. Call and see us
INDEeEND'EN'r LOAN AND sscu'p
- . ITY 60.. " 13
Havlland Building. Washington 9i
Office hours. 9 a. m. to 8 p; in. '1‘
’ MM Laureate:-
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THAN NEW YORK REAL ESTATE.
For years this Company has paid ‘
Guaranteed Interest on its
% .3
Bond Shares by check issued
. semi anhuaily. Over halt mill-(3'1
, dollars paid to investors to date.
ASSETS NEARLY $2,000,000.00.
Investments of from $100 to 310.1101
accepted, particlmltlng in earninm
from date of receipt.
A card will bring you our literature
or a personal interview. .
R. L. COBURN. General Agent,
16 South Main Street.
‘1847 'i'9':i
PLUMBING AND SI'EA'
HEATING. '
HOT WATER HEATING.
.HO’I‘ AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES. 33
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING, 3'
Gas and steam Fitting, Gas Fixtures,
- Metal Ceiling, Etc. 1
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
company -
17 WALL STREET,
l
nonwALK.
THE SOUTH NORWAL' (
1' alcohol". 349-115
{53 For particut‘arb Adair-c"
e. N. MeKiss‘iN,
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Office Room 4,1-1sv11and Block,
Washington Street.
“a”.
Insurance Amidst
Burma”! '
1N AETNA‘ INDNM‘NiTv com‘l‘nhv.
"Persecuted in Faredtmed.” 3
Rates and Particuiur'u of
JIM. Loytoneroi'
“LL, iliciurbtiratlid ““1.
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5 Rallmd Ave. '1, Sauth Nor-mm
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f 1 THE NEW
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or 11111111 heated. « ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
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Finely crooked eaten 1.1101111
A full line ,cf Antler,
g'l' Cola {heartily Will
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