a.
-1ber, has gone to Tarrytown to reside.
The Democratic 11111111 and city can: ,1 *
cases will be held this caning in An-
rlon HaliV1
ARGO 1111,10 ARGO Anoo Aaco " ’V
ARGO ARGO ARGO ARGO ARGO.
‘Mrs. Fallon, 111i Roton Hill. has moi
ved from the Joseph Cox house to a‘
residence In Darlon.
-—Dr. Dick’s cures malarii.
A son has been born to Mr and Mrs.
Maurice H Nutting, ol’ High street,‘
South Norwalk
Fred Drew oi! No1walk, has bccn‘,
visiting his mother, Mrs. Perry Drew,
of Elm street, Danbmy.
m
M. S. Smith & Co have interesting
news for the cool weather in thoh ‘
adv. Read it.
Argo Red Salmon is standard in
quality, quantity, color and price.
. I
A committee meeting of the Elks
will be held this evening In their new
home. 1
. ~—-y—-—-d--- ‘
Wallace Yandle, who has been-erra-
ployed by A. M. Pohlman, the bar—
Alexander Wcith, of 27 South street
who has been at the Norwalk Hospital
for some time with typhoid fever, has
been removed to his home.
Every groce1y slme should carry
Argo Red Salmon It the salesmen
have not yet called on you, drop a
card to, the Alaska Packers Associa
tion, Atlanta Ga" where 0an temper
ary advertising olilces are located.
Mrs William S. Folaut and Mrs. 11110
Davis are delegates to the state con-
vention of the King' 11 Daughters of the
Congregational Church South Nor
walk, Which is being held today in
Norwich. . .
The highway commissioner vvariwail
notified Monday that the following
towns have made appmprlations11foi
good roads: Chaplin $5 000 Ashior1l,1
$8,;000 Halwinton, “$20000 and Dar-
" ien, $20, 000.
. ,‘MHWIII be “The Working Man."
A yankee1glrl had traveled 101;,
She went to gay Puree, '
She rivaled all the beauties there,
She used Holllster's Rocky Mountain
Tea.
Plaisted‘s Drug Store.
Michael Daugherty, who undeiwont
on Operation for appendicitis at the
Norwalk Hospital several days ago is
recovering nicel1',an1'1 will soon be‘
able to resume his duties as driver of
Putnam HOSe wagon.
This week will find the season for
peaches nearly gone and as there are
,stlll some very choice baskets of fruit
in the markets those who have not yet
“put away" their i1 1111 would do well
to purchase before the choice selec-
tions of the fruit are sold.
~Queen Olga and her company of
Palmists wilf remain in the store, 24
North Main St” for one more week.
Wauncta, the Indian Princess, during
thls time will give her life readings at
one-hall the. usual price, 500. Palm
readings. 10c.
of Norwalk.
began his now duties of carrier of the
new Winnipnuk route yesterday. The
route is 11. long one and some other. or.
rungomontr. will probably have to be
made In the near future for only four:
hours 11 day are allowed the car-Mien 701'
his two t1'.Ips
John W, Grcenwmul,
if you watch ior the items on Argo
lied Salmon you Will llnd some very in-
torcstlnn things about Alaska and the
Salmon Industry, of which very little
ls known In this country. “Argo" is :1
household word wherever this Salmon
has been Ulihlodllced
Councilman llomy 1111111111111, 07 1110
Not walk Highway Dopultment is
planning to move the crons walk that,
Is now located in front of the post-
oillcc In Wall street. to 11 point. several
feet cunt, in order that the public will“
have less inconvenience from team!
and trolley cat‘s stopping on it.
W
it you fool run down. lagsch' out,e
tuko ilollislot‘ s llocky Mountain Tom'VV
tho greatest, rostmaliVo knownp‘
purely vegetable. no alcohol or mine-.11
111l publou. V 35 couln."i‘e11 or Tabloid
Plaiulcd‘c Drug Store.
congregatlblml 0111111111 has 111111111111 II
Its arranacm‘onts for the series of Ice-
tures and addresses by 1112111311 ’1. Mn:
"Nutt. Mr. McNutt will discuss social
industrial questions every Sunday.“ ,
,2; and evening In Oclobor. 3011111111!
Iii xiii follows: Next 0111111
«arm 11110 1111111001. 111 4 o'clock hill 11
110nm at 7:110 he will speak on
,“IIII “1111110111111 811111111 Progress"
W11% ct lit the three Sundays will
" mum's one 11111111111111: "Victor
Wilmiqulsh " “The Ethical and
1,11 11111111111" » "1111111110011
1 mics." ”gm-MOW”
' ety."nnd “ 1111:0011 1111!
The 1110111111011: the at-
50:01 men only. The are:
1111 for mm and woman
sitting» for 000111.111»
017111111111
, and nominate
1‘ ment
1, this 11016111
The M01111 Club or 01111111 Norw III,-
tine 10131110. 31:81
' Bub you will never know it if i
[you take cheer our i161 Water, l
V Bottles home with you. We " '
1101111111110 in all sizes and prices. ,V V’
Also, anything else you might?
wish for in the line of Rubbcri V
Cicada. VOur stock is fully gush: .,
V nnteéd 11501 one to three years
V Y n can look It over by look»? ‘1
the 11111100111
11111115111 1
Drugglst.
8 VNOrthV MaIn at. Tel. 666—3:
The King School I.‘
_ 0F “1101001111
A Day School for Boys.
A very strong stall of teachers gives
individual attention to every pupil. A
thorough preparation for college on
business, manual training, athletics
Reopens tor Fall Term, Thursdw,
September 26. 1
For Catalogue, address
ALFRED C. ROBJENT,V
Head‘MaIter.
A meeting of Butler Lodge, No. 97,
I.10. 0. R, will be held this evening.
Last night was probably the coolest
one of the full in this vicinity. Frost oc
c111red, through not f01 the first time
this season.
The marriage of Miss Ethel S. Keep
to Captain Frank D. Layton will be
soleululzed tomorrow afternoon at 3: 30
o’clock at the South Norwalk Congrc
gational 011111.011
lam P. 11110111111,11~._111é N01
lrelesVs telegraph operator will ,
11111111» from New York on the '
Steamship 001011 for Panama 011 a:
sail
couple of weeks trip
The Republicans of Norwalk
East; Norwalk will caucus tonight at.
the town assembly hall in Wall street
town officers. ‘ No
sign of a contest has yet developed.
E. Hubbeli Hotchkiss, of Arch street
will sail for Europe about the middle
of the month, where he will join Mrs.
Hotchkiss and: their daughter, Miss
Gertrude H. Hotchkiss.
:Wlllium A, Curtis and Frederick E.
Wilcox are expected home In Nor
walk tomorrow from a trip to the
Jamestown Exposition and various
other points of interest I11 Virginia.
Bad breath is a most offensive ullét
imitates you as well as your
friends: Hollister's Rocky Mountain
'i1‘ea takes the. bad taste from the
mouth removes the cause purities the1
breath. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets
Plulsted's Drug Store.
A party of surveyors employed by
the New York, New Haven and Hart-
l’ord Railroad Company have been
about The Norwulks the past few days,
and breadth of bridges, grades, 010.,
along the line or the railroad tracks.
it is understood that the construc
tion of the new town high school is
progressing to the satisfaction of u
iiiulorlty of the members of tho. build-
ing committee Since the wo1k was
undertaken 11 number of changes haw1
been made 11 the position of windows,
Indicated on lilo plans, and othei alto,
rations have also been made.
LIFE'B JOURNEY
Life' a journey I11 a heavy burden
With a constantly aching back,
With urinary disorders, diabetes,
1. With any kidney Ill
1111111111 Kidney Pills
1111110311
111011: is South Norwalk proot that
Main 5:. A, min, or 30 lirauklln Sty,
Split News 11, 0111111.. says: "Dunn's
Kidney Pills are the host medicine I
101101-"1111011 and i cannot say too much
I111 111011.111 I09- I 1111000111 11111 W0
years ”.1111 1 pal a some. my back
we boulders 11",]
.6111 311311 chair 1111 i II
0101! only set up by 11111111111 m
but 11,110 ,0)“: 1on- 111110111111 111111111er 1.11»:
big. 7 had headaches and was sent»
ions at 1115111111111 ltsocmed hard 111111111
11 “mlmtnblr 11015101111 in 5111111111 to lay.
11111101110011 10mm oil 11111011111111
2:11p, 111110113311.“ lb wish 11101111110.
,11 Men to 01:1?) 1 , l
1.h,,1italtcu only
111 an ‘ 1 01111110110011 102 I1
1001111111111 11111111 1100 until 1110511111 1011
WY luck. and It 10051110 ionizer all
Ian: 0. '1 001011 19M 111111 at night am
11111 110117001110 11111 out when I 111-900
I131 the Winn. .IVnhVoveh rccomMgtnded
1 aunts no II to acorns
0001110 111103;: _, 5 hard I banked pie 1(in
11111113111111.01011'01111111 11111111111111
mallet {will thqlrun
eaters. .2511. 50
liter. 011111 by all
11m 1111. 3000.111.
do“ 111,
relieve and
. « 100111
1001381101 filo 1911011111 11111
oil. ,1 _ _
out It, Octbbtér 30
I113 0‘ Mil.
~ urea known in amino 111111111111. and are used by all
‘ in“: North Main St.
and ,
getting measurements of the width _
IDI‘IIQ’CICD of medicine I11 undergoing W110
it never disappointstbe 11111111. 1111111 VVHub Range 0101‘! sponsor top its rep-V
‘VVV . They 5010 11017010 improvements and 1111111011111 £0011;
the leading choking
schoolain New York Boston, 1113011110110. Worcester, Springfield, Hartford
{and New 11111111, 111111111 Ville strenuous endorsement possible. _
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMIALMEI. .
380th Norwalk Colin,
5)- Passeuger Grout Tounnu Cal tor S1110
One and Two Horse Farm Wagons
Horse, Goods oil 111 Descriptions.
111111111105 Furnished for all Vehicles ,
Carnage Builder and 0,0101
ls shelving Modeils and Fabrics for
F all and Winter.
The loreniost makers of Men 5 1101111-
Io- wear Clothes have contributed
‘ 1- 1 110 our shows
Fall Suits” ID to $30
In our Custom 11111111111111, Stills to
Measure l'om $20 up.‘
Fal' ‘Ta‘ls 1110101101
Newest Colonials in Fall Neokwear.
1 Willis. ".3; I
i
OL01'HING OF THE RIGHT CORT.
48- 50 W311 Street}, N orwalk
PHON E, 171-8. "
WWW”.
1 J- MW"?
11 mm: supm or
Ammunition in All Loads, ,
AND A NEw AND COMPLETE LINE or
Double and Single Guns and Rifles.
Waterproof Hunting Coats. Trousers. Leg-V
‘ 0ins.1’1‘ud Gun Cases.
Cups honored and Rented
m~ammw
‘ ”J ' H»
V V ‘ Headquarters for Sporting may :11: 01022111151,
Is Burden-pine to "it?“ In 81:1th Nor: ‘V V
wa . ,-
orwaik Hardware . c.
119 Mm area rV NORWALK. V
M..- a. 0.me
PREVENTION OF DISEASE.
W
Time OomVanngncn Win“ Olllcern
Will Do 1Work of Privinth'Joctorl.
1107170070,ch 2~Tho change the
unique conbtimnmtion 1 culling by
its own iminibu 11nd uppIicution doll-
troyiuu the very source upon which
It depended for its III/ins
001100111111 01111011211 11070111119.
NORTH 31211111111- N.I‘3.,011t 2.1
11110 American auxiliary ncbooncr John
,3, ,Ilmlloy. 1,1111: shore curl In
July for the mill: 111110111. 1111:1100
110110 111111 yesterday. The .Bradi or
11111111111 111211.11 C1mk,wh11ialnconr-1
111111111 of an exploration 0111111111011. 11
1311111511 511111111. Latitude 70 N
Impodlthm 0111101110 10011111011 11011111111ch
1.11mi 011111 01,1110 spring and will 11:-
11111111 to reach the hole by We of th 0
Polar I300; The 01100111111111 is pro-
111100111011 1' are years and daily 01nd 11-
pm With ”dogs and sludges for the trip.
the he note 51 several addresses 1110015
lby I as 11111111111011.1011 at the open-
111‘; 1011111111111 111 the winter 1111111111111 117
the 1111;111:1111 schools conneciod with
thc.l..ondon hospitals. The speakers
said the day was coming when the doc:
torn In private practice would dimp-
peur nInI I111 replaced by the public
health oillcer whose work would lie in
tVIV10“preventio11 rather than the core at
1 11
or. lllvm'ts told the 11111011111111 the
profession was In the throes of 11 111111
bio crisis, economical and professional,
tic declared that the 11111111111111 uncoosul'
I11 reducing the prevalence OI dlaoVokn 1i
1111111 white 1111111 and 11 111111111011 at
and the 111111111113 of 1111011111110 1111 01001011101111.1th In wintering thirty
contiacted the 11011120131111111111 practice , VV urth than did Polity
11111] 11111 pros as was 110111111 In con . _ V00“. . 1.
ilnuo. Ito 1111111 1111 it Was inevitable W
that the profession should become
more an more the servant 111 the ‘V
stats? 11111111111110. 11101111111111 must
1101111111 1110111001100 111 the 11111111111 01.1
11111111. preventing 111111111111 of curing ‘
11111011110 11
.0111. 2. 11111111111111 01111111111
unnoticed to his apartments
1111111111 00111113 culturing Iron:V
bronchial cutarr‘h. ,
lune say his condition
11111 1111 1111‘ 110000 11
111"?
The 10115011111111 111111111 and 11111111 its lotlleat conception In every home. _
».$3.718,285 last year.
' on the
that 1111:1111 were 111111111, toward 1110,
l
.Ved. 111111111111: 1111111111111
About Ike 801110 " ,
NEW HAVEN, Oct. 2.-—'i‘he annual
10110111011110 New York, New Haven
and Hartlord Railroad Company for
1110 last fiscal year ending June 030‘,
1007,10 published today. Itshows
gross earnings from operation of $55,-
601,930, as compared with $52,084,322
for the previous year. Operating ex-
. penses Were $37,850,081 as compared
, with $35,222,586 for the previous year.
and net earnings from operations wore
.1 $17,751,854. as compared with $17,701,-
311 735 in the previous year.
Not earn-
ings of the company's street railroads
this year we‘re $3,615,899; from steam-
ship lines, $636.12], and income from
. other sources, $2 H077 874 making a
total income for this Year $24, 080, 755.
Deductions from the income this your
were $15,187,714, as compared with
$0,752,115 last year, and net Income
'V . 1 :.this year applicable to dividends $8,-
‘1 1893.041, as compared with $10,185,377
' ~ last year.
1 ’ There were paid this year in divi-
dends, less $564,440 dividends on stock
' owned by subsidiary companies, the
- sum of $6,904,088.,
The surplus. alter dividends this
=1ycar~Is $1,988,053. as compared with
Operating ex-
penses to gross earnings were in the
ratio of 118 07.3 per cent. this yca1',as
compared With Aid. 4‘77 pc1 cent the
previous year
President Mollen in the text of his
report calls attention to the fact that
while the gross earnings show an in
Crease of about live per cent. over
the previous year, the operating ex-
penses increased about seven per
cent. due to,increase of wages, cost
of material, and an Increase of 25 per
cent. in the per diem rate‘tor the use
of freight cars. He recites an immense
number of unprovenients in progress
system. He states that the
work at Waterbury Is to be complet-
imp1ovcments including the tunnel.
“'yoal later.
‘Ings have been eliminated during the
Connecticut. The huge contract for
new equipment,
progress, including 122 locomotives,
35 electric locomotives. 24 parlor cars.
six sleeping cars, four dining cars.
500 passenger coaches. 500 refrigera-
tor ca1s,1l,300 steel box cars 4500
steel gondola cars (It 10 steel lint cars.
100 open electric cars, a passenger
steamer for the Fall River line, and
18 barges.
President Mellon gives details of
the. recent financing of the company,
showing that It has now 1,218,781
shares of which 2I7.977 shares are
held in the treasury of subordinate
companies whose capital stock Is all
owned by the New Haven compum
1 Stockholders of record December 2,
1907 will be offered the right to sub~
scribe M13125 :1 share to additional
stock, one for four and similar rights
given to holders of convertible doben1
turo certificates proportionate to their
rights as I'utlue stockholders. Pay-
ments pl 25 per cent on the new
stock will be called Iornen1I-fanuuall),
beginning January 1, mos. with option
to pay in full on each saint-annual
(late, and interest ullowod at five per
cent per annum on “1111111111 puyfwnts.
listening to the acquisition of the
Connecticut Railway and Lighting
0ompauy1nnd the .Ilhode Island street
railway properties. President Mellon
come litable, though for a brief
times Inc a dcllclt In their returns.
He says the“ conlrol was Important
tor the protection and growth of other
properties or the company He says
:Ihat the operation of the newly
.quircd coast steamship Indicate
profit in excess of the Interest upon
their cost. and that they have Import;
not bearing upon the rate situation
About 34, 000.000 preferred stock oi
the New England Investment Securi
tion Cmupanyhus been disposed of but
no lurthcr sales or stock are 110001010
1111110111: 11111111100 Inadvisuble1
11111301311111 to the Boston a Main
1111011111111.L ligament IMsllen says the.
like prose 'sltuallon excludes riva
«Interests. saves one dollar per 111111111
per share upon outnldinllua stool: of
1tho Boutonlic Maine. and has worked
no 1111111101111 I: :110 New Haven conu-
pally. lo adds: 1
' “The Burton 0 Maine Railroad is
probably 1111, little competitive and I9
,1moro supplementary and complemen:1
lury to your 01111111111101 101111111 1010111111111
,othor railroad. property with winch
,‘wc arornncagod In 11110111111111, and the
ilopcrtttlcn at the two properties In
close Mormon)! with the economics"
naturally rosuitiitu would. it"! 1111 by
experience everywhere upon 1 o 11y»
tom 11: roads 1controlled by your come ,
puny, 111111111 possible unimproved 0111-:
via and reduced thrills; and it 1110
Min ph’rly CDIIVBIFIIN or Dr. Cook. 1111'— 710.5,,” a Maine 1101111111111 can be ‘
ac-
quired With the 1101 will at the public
It now serves, It should prove a profit-
ablo 11111111111 venture. but It there In
to he only unfavorable criticism, 11110:
reproacntation and disparagemont, it
maybe wall to proceed no 13111-111011.
buty such Invsshnout as» has already
been cinnamon In that event; 511111111
1111111111111 01111.11 11011 11111110111111 what.
n 11101101111 1
rty I 11‘,“ II the
010mb amnoghcrcgro’fil P
111111 id- onlyb0 00110110111100 0
“’ ‘0
1101111111
11111111 North 11 gland-Ra.
ed during the year 1008, and the .801:- 1_
0nd truck and tunnel between Water-
bur} and Bristol will probably be com- ‘1
pleled about the close of that your.
V‘ The New Haven improvements will'
be ptacticully completed by Januai y '1
1908, and the extensive Providence
will mobabb be completed about a -
'I‘wenh seven grade cross 1
your in Connecticut, New Ymk and 0;
Massachusetts, twenty two olV them in ’ 1
believes that they «will eventually be»
13 compared with 3200 430,005 the ycui
at 25c.
By placingthe orders in big quantities, from the best mills ln-tho'co
try, almost a year ago, for our Fall and Winter Underwear, at
prices We guarantee to give you exceptional values In comfortable, 110110110
111 made 311011101110, for MEN, WOMEN and 01111113111111.
100 doz. Women’ 0 Heavy Fleec'ed Lined Vests and‘i’ants, nicely Iinlli‘ ,
last Violins ‘
mod, high neck, with long or short sleeves.
knee or ankle length; sizes 4, 5 and 6, at 50c
Extra sizes In the above, 7, s and 9, 590.
01-0 at 50c.
hair, 7511.10 01 50.
83'“ Washm ’
IF YOU WAN’P GLOVESANO'MA‘TTER
PURSE 0F EVVEIVRY INDIVIDUAL NEED.
£6 Washington Street
South Norwalk, 0
deliveries of which. -
have now for some time been in rapid -
1 , James sassy, employed at O’Brien's,
market, on Locust str00t, is eatl11lterirur,
from-b31001) tanning , caused itishe-1
321:!“th one‘of 02“th shocsIV
,,‘V.,,_...o- '
not contain tacks
and no tacks. They are 0010.
MEN'S, $3 00, $3.60, $4.00.
Company corned last yeui, gross, $2,-
153,306 and had a deficit of $380,499,
owing to the has of earningsiu repairs
on the Pougbkecpsie Bridge. 'Presi-
dent Mellon says that the rehabilita-
tion of- thc properly is so 1111' advanced
as to justify a rate of interest, not ex—
coedlnnthroo per cent. upon the neu-
era! mortgage income bonds of which
his company owns. $0,318,723 out of
87,250,000 total. About nine-tenths or
all the outstanding securities of the
Central New England are now owned
by his company. The street railway
lines of the New Haven system earn-
ed during the last fiscal year 310,038,-
057 gross, .an the, steamship lines
$5,844.71“ :gros The insurance land
ot'tho company now amounts to ~51;
077 848 ‘a gain for the year of 381, 300.
The general balance about of the. com
pany now amounts to I:I7«l.770,,110 all by
previous. 1
110111 reduction In the passenger
rsto in 100.111.1111» 11 mile on the 11111110
system, which was I11 lullwopcrat’lon
for: seven months or the last fiscal
your shows that It resulted till a gain
of panacngcr receipts, where a coil;
11111111111110 loss was Mtio‘lpated 01‘ the
steam 11111111111 receipts for the you
8201758070 01111111 in passenger 1111
$28,380,704 Virom ire 11111, passenger 1°01
celptn tor the previous year being
325.252.1114. 1
DUES BAI‘V'IVBER FOR LOST HAT. ,
V was.
Customer Wants .10 for Ur! stolen ‘
VvVWhlle VIQI‘II W110 Heidi Shaved. ,‘V
GRDNNWIOH. Oct.- 1.1-4.0 a test
0000 to determine whether the law can
compel the owner oi 11 barber shop to
main) good the loss of Wearing 11111111110
William (31’ Rangoon , In hm:
Mhmugh‘t. suit against. M 1"
Stamford barber for it
Mr 1111110011030 waiting the arrival
of a train for 0w Haven went Into
' shop to :01 0110110014111
111011 11011; one 911 a 11003.1
80 doz, Women's ‘Bcrkshire Mills" Vests and Pants this is without excep-
tion the best, garment lor‘the price in the county. Vests. silk ribbon 1111111. , ‘
Tights,
Better grades of Women’ :11 Wool Underwaar, flat or ribbed, in white, 1111
ural or scarlet, “Forest Mills" and "Be rkshlre," at 7511, $1. 00 and $1 50. 1
120 doz. Misses‘ Ribbed, Fleeccd Linea Vests and Pants, the "Berkshire ‘
Mills" and “Mangrove" makes, doubly sewn seams and steam shrunk, at 250;
Boy's Heavy Fleece Lined Shirts and Drawers, heavy weight, at 251:.
Mon’ 11 Medium Weight Shirts and Drawers in white or natural, at 500.
Men's Heavy Weight "Ber'kshhe Mills" Fleece Lined Shirts and Drum
Men’s All Wool Shirts and Drawers, white, natural, scarlet, or cancVI's
@380, (So. 511761009;
HA'i' THE PRICE,
WHICH FASHION AND THE sEuERE GL‘O
THEIR APPROVAL, YOU MAKE NO MISTAKE
WHERE QUALITY AND QUAN'IV'VITY ‘cAN BE FOUND To surr THE
N E RYAN a: co
Port Chester,
OPEN TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1907
, Costs only $5 00 each month.-
Senator Blank and enroll now for Attic opening ,
The Store cf Quabt.
It's always awlse precaution to avoid danger by wearing shoes that do L
All genuIne Goodyear walls have 11V smooth Inner sold-111,1
F'LYNN 81 RYAI'V
SHOE DIST RIBUTERS.
“no“
When he went to leave the 11110301
found and old and badly boil on:
hearing Initials "10.11." in its place,
The barber told him to take it Ii
catch his train and he would 100
the miasln
Seveml
on ihe barber and found that be
made no effort to regain the ,91‘
Again he called with 11 like 101111
The next. time he called he who
companied by Sheriff W. 39. 711101011110
placed an attachment 11.11- the an
$l5. The law Is not clear on the
loot, and 11111110 has never been M
lur calls us tar as is known,
Connect cut court.
1111111.
110.
1111111 HAVEN; 1.0111. 1_ ,
oonrt yesterday, but? Vela
ilnk 11.000 lent harm it
daughter. who was 11 _
11111101- 1110 police 1111ch0111110
4‘ 0 k0. "
ankle length. Palm.
UPONV
CRITIC HAVE STAMPED 1
IN BUYING HERE,“
South Norwalk
Stamford
1:?1
hot.
guys later Mr. Ranges called"
ODEBSA, Oct. 2,,-«-A trainflll
200 passengers wua hoi ' , 1
robbers, who openac the. ,
by exploding dynamite.
not the our on tire and
spread to a crowded paneling; ml
with the result that a nuinbn onI
1111 and children were badly 11111111
bolero they could encoder. 1
While the robbers were rybi
blow open the “sale in the
they were attacked by, 0
1101111011 who 01110011101101:
A number on 0101111 id,
wounded but. the robbery,
The
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AV
rub '0‘le
111111111 1101‘ a 00‘ with hail-1
115'
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