or yo 1.
. THOSE. WHO ARE THINKING OF GETTING A MOTOR CY-
CLE GET IN. YOUR SPECIFICATIONS.
Single Cylinder. 2 H. H .......... . ........... 0200
Singlg Cylinder, l H. P ..... .. ................... 0236
:wln Cylinder. I, H. P. . ..... . ................... 0260
ingle Cylinder, I H. P. .......................... 0300
Twin Cylinder, 'i H. P. ...................... $350
AWBeconrl Hand itidiuu. in good 811ng ............ . ”o .
Second Hand Thomas In good thwo .......... , .......... “6'
SOLE AGENT OF TOWN OF NORWALK.
L. M. WRIGHT
Yard Pe‘a Coal $4.50. No.2Nul Coal $5
for, Steve and Nut Coal. $6.50.
I . ‘ Delivered in the cellar.
y Caiéftllltl screened Free from slate.
Best qualilll
Meat
”Wuw .... ~... “M ———————---—
Specials ,3.
ROAST PORK 1- 12c lb. “my, .
FORE OF LAMBS, - lZcib. , :-
CANNED TOMATOES, - 10c ~ ' ~
[CANNED CORN, - - 10¢ . ~-
NEW PICKLES, . 10c doz. fig
if Int."
J. 'Wo DODGE9E
22 WASHINGTON STREET.
3hr. Tarts Check 2) SO11 House,
33 SOUTH MAIN 81'. 80. NORWALK
I
'. w
.i‘
'. Clearing Sale of Winter Stock.
Everything must go. as we do not carry over from one season to an-
other. so we cut the prices right and left. Come and be convmced.
Lsdlcs‘ Suits, Coats. Skirts. Waists. Furs. Furiined Coats, Russi‘r
, Pony Coats, Nemo Corsets and Petticoats. . '
‘33 Bm‘bEain St. SOUTH NORWALK.
.ALE IN BOTH STORESA
‘ A I THAT'S
ig'erY A TON
HARRISIE (WINS CO.
TELEPHONE 450. 68 WATER ST
dill: HATOE E BAILEE CO.
E SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Humber and Mill Work for Everything
" from a. Piggery to at Palace.
MILL, foot of Marshall Street. Tel. 404.
LUMBER YARD. Water Utrcct. I'oi. “-2.
' The use in homes of Hardwood Flooring, pure or partly covered with
rugs. ill rapidly Increasing.
The reasons are: l.~It it adds greatly to the appearance of a room.
2nd, It is. easy to clean and keep clean. am, it is much cheaper In the
long run than the old method of common llonring covered with carpet
We have a large and varied stoc k of Ed I: Grain Yellow Pine, Qumtcred
Oak and Maple Flooring on hand. "A hint to the wise in sul‘licient. " '
SPECIALTY.
LINCOLN ROOFING. A superior brand of ready made, up-to date
ltoollng. Warranted f0,- cight years' wear without repairs or attentlomof
any kind. It is also a good substitute for Ollcloth as a floor covering.
.15.
NONE
BETTER.
r
HOT STUFF.
Hazeiton , Coal
TEL. 294.
:SE‘W
FaIrCloak and ‘TrStocre
L, GOLDEN. ‘
“WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
oats Now come on.
ARUU HARE 42.‘.”’.‘.;.§‘.ng ,
r ’ 1‘. «wt 0 l
Plas’ 1" i it SAUL. l'.
FAROUHARS}
k
wmI‘nim
Cirrwt.
invest Your Money
so that it will pay you 6a year
“REAL ESTATE is the foundation of
oil prosperity and national greatness”
Never was this more appreciated or
the wisdom of judicious Investment in
Iesi estate more apparent than now.
Look over the late transactions In
New iorlt Realty and you will see that
from Wall street to Real Estate Invest
ments
GUARANTEED SIX PER CENT.
The NEW YORK REALTY OWN
8' COMPANY offer to share with
. 1 either six per cent guaranteed 0i
llle‘full pIoflts derived front handling
Real Estate on the Astor plan.
This is an unusual opportunity to
.secun- an Investment combining an ex-
[continually good yield with all the
essentials of a safe and conservative
Investment, and we Invite in-
Your
, quirics.
R L. OOBURN. General Agent,
16 SOUTH MAIN ST.
WHEN YOUR RAZOR EE-'
COMES DULL,
DO NOT TAKE [1' TO A BARBER A8
USUAL, BUT
Buy a Carborundum
Razor Hone,
AND SHARPEN YOUR OWN RAZOR.
CHARLES E. DOW,
MOW
112 waoumoron. srnllfr.
Pohon “7
o
rns new
.o ' ’ o
.- Hotel Vtctona. '.
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT. .
EUROPEAN PLAN,
Our rooms a special tom's. Gas
and Electric Lights throughout, Ev-
cry room heated.
" RATES REASONABLE. ‘
Finoly stocked care in connection.
A full line of Imported Ales, includ-
ing the famous Boss's. Burto'n’s and
Buss & Co.‘ s Stout, always on drought.
1'. J. .ULLIVAN. Proprietor.
Toiophono coil. zoo—2.
new you. new sum it
1111211101211 RAILROAD
TIME-T7!“
in, Effect mm 5. 1111. '
80. NORWALK TO NEW YORK:
A. p M.——12:frdx. 5:12x, 0:411.
lizlll, 0:501, 6:716, 7:648. 8315!. .7”.
9::llx, 9:53. 10:551. 11:22:.
P. M.—-—12:5lr, 1:10. 2:511. 8:27.
:lzhlx, 5:091, 5:37. 6:511. 0:37. 6:511,
7:19x, 7:511. 9:53, 10:33; 1:49! to
.l’hllndclpbla and WashlnllI-Oll. D. 0.,
dons not stop at New York.
, Sunday.
A. M.~12153X, 6:121. 6141!. 8:57.
0:40;
P. lit—12:57:. 2:443, 2:511. 6:37.
5:51;, 7:13. 7:51x, 9:53x, 10:23.
80. NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN.
A‘. M.-—12:08. 11H, 1:58x. 0:18. 7:35,
8:25, 9:131. 10:17x. 11:08:. 11:45.
P. M.:-—12 0011,1116, 31101.3:231,
4:10, 09:07:, 5:.20 15:08:, 0:30, 7:00x.
8: 58, 91,21 1‘1: .21. to Bridgeport only,
2: W
lundoys. . .
A. Il.-—12:00, 1:14. 1:681. 7:89. 9:10.
10:47:. 11:08:.
P. lip-6:44. 7:091. 8:111. 9:103.
0001'“ NORWALK TO OANIUNV.
A. [—12:10 (daily except Mon-
days). 0:20, 0:43. 10:001.
1’. ".-1225. 4:20. 0:12. 7:13.
annoys—0:16 s. In.. 7:80 p. to
smooth! 10 count NORWALK.
A. 11—min, 1:15. 1:11.11: 101.1151
r. 11—1: 11:. 1:311. 1:115.
Cannon—A. 1.7:“. P. 11., 0:00.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NOIWALK
1:01,:1 001. 1:11;. 10: 11's,' to or.
11:10: kins“
11:61 occurs. 1.11.1. 2011,
1:11;," 1.11 1211.1 1:11 ,s.1sx,
6:001. it“. 71 0, 71'1”. ”00.11:":
1. 11.41.11. 1:11. 1:11. 1:111.
11.11..
.11....1. 1:111. 1.11, 1:111.
I at
What-
the conservative investors are turning '
To Select Brushes.
We now have a livid line of bristle
, goods. hose geods were selected for
their be 11in find“ so for quality or
bfltlleu you brush of" bomb
hind this' is sn’exceptioiltll time to se-
ect . . .
ital S III' 1; ’thYiIl
Toothr hrs Emu OPIEIMI, Hand
mus-- mum-rt. or.
THE E PHARMACY.
all Wu; AIM. your. ,
MOI-s .
lrushss,
a,»
All Onion DOI W
Richard Sweeney has recently em
barked in the fish intuitions.
Mrs. Harry 1. Bennett. of Seaviow
avenue, was a visitor in Stamford,
Tuesday.
The oyster steamer. bottle 8.. from
Staten Island: arrived in the harbor
last night
Captain Royal liceiter
bout. contender, was a 1
York yesterday.
f the oyster
sitar in New
There will Inc at ions: one surprise
party In East Norwnllt before the
close of the present week. '
Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Devlin, of New
York, have been recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs... William llolnud. Of Seavlcw
tiwmlo, * |
Miss Mu}: Fisher is experiencing
the rather doubtful pleasure of an at-
lnclt of'IlII- grip at her home in Van
andt silt-01..
.l. ,M. Perry and family, of East
Norwaik, were over-night guests at
the residence of Theodore Hamilton,
in Weston, yesterday.
Michael ll, Drew is not recovering
from his illness us “It“ on his friends
would like to are him. lie is still in
bed at his home In Souvluw avcnue._
————-¢-&——.'
. The (lice Club of the i’llilatheu
Class will meet tomorrow evening with
Mrs. Ambrose 8. Carpenter, in Gregory
Boulevard. Miss Katherine C. Allen
will lead.
Frederick Renting, Of St. John
street. has been laid up and unable to
look after his mail carrying duties and
Edward McGowan has! been substitut-
ing'for hint. . NJ .
Miss Emma Mason,“ Pcolrsltili, en
tertslucd a party of her friends at
whirl}, Tuesday ov’enlm. at the homo
of her aunt, M11.Charlcs H. Alstbbrpc.
0f Scavicw avenue.
Early next week the oyster men wIll
begin to catch oysters for shipment to
Europe, When this work Deal“! 3
number of East. Nor-unlit men are ill
uring On employment.
The collar for. Albert Stumpf's new
lltltlflt: in Gregory Boulevard has been
completed. Within a short time the
frame will be up and the house will
probably be finished by summer.
Mrs. John W. Mains. whg has been
seriously ill for many weeks, is now in
a critical condition. Everything pos-
sible is being done to relieve her, but
of late she has not responded to modi-
cai treatment
The trolley trsclrs from Bcsvlew
avenue to Gregory‘ It Point suffered loss
from mud and water during" the storm
of yesterday ths'n Is usually the cusc.
This time the trolleymen Were is no
wise inconvenienced.
A number of East Norwallt young
men went to Hosts Hull last night and
witnessed the r content It was
reported that on. News“: young
man would do a turn, but for some
reason he did not mount the stage.
‘ The case of Howard fsrrlngton. the
live your old Pint stint boy, who was
taken to the Norwslh Hospital Tucs-
day suffering from pneumonia. Is not-
urully serious though not critical. The,
boy III believe}! to be during well.
.u—u-d—v
! The Ofllclal board of the nut Ave-
nue Methodist church held smootiug
last night at the church. Only routine
matters came up fer discussion. The
board has no special business on bond,'
at the present time.
MII'O‘I Haskell? still having trouble
BAII BREATH
"for man in blow
ti:.'i"i.:EE'“'"‘fl"'"'f:"w§;uW
grim Hf, "m
tins 'EEE'R'
" "If“ «1.1.
'lt‘lfi
alumna“ soul
:heerluliy 11".“0'“
«1'1: to our one "111‘ h
lo. ll. .1: inn.
ERIE
assist pharmj
_‘ fl;i~r i
080'
establish 1 in Nest Illu rtrcot.
South Not-whilst but It is steadily im-
or him
proving. and will soon boontlrsiy well,
' - i ' IW
311570.» E.‘Psitusr Is visiting in
modlsu Brothers’ store in Washington
not yet been reported to tho police
curs.
Mrs Charles fbontpsos. of Van
Admit street. libs been elected to mem-
bership in the Dory Club Auxiliary.
which “composed of the mothers of
help to make the organisation as suc-
cessful as fusible.
An East Norwulk ’ioltor, who ion
mixture of various nationalities, slits
this questions and says that I has I
decided point: ”Cup on Bug shmsn
fix a French automobile that belongs
to a Yankee?" To answer this It ill
said that you nova to be “on."
Theodore Coleman. “of First street.
, who recently was discharged from the
, -g Norwslk Hospital, where he was trest—
ed for pneumonia, ls contemplating a
trip to Florida. and hopes to work
there at his trade of plumbing. He Is
now waiting for his union card before
starting.
Norman Ellsworth, of the oyster
boat Commander, which is tied up for
the winter of the Benedict Farms
dock. is taking u few days vacation at
his home. in Bayarrnc New Jersey.‘hir.
Ellsworth was called there a short
time ago on account Of the illness of
a relative.
«—
\
lira Caleb Wood continues in about
the same condition at her home in
Pleaslmt avenhe. Mrs. Wood has not
been in her right mind for two years
and has been In such o condition of
late that she has to be watched con-
stantly. She Is now resting fairly
comfortably.
w“
George N. Vs‘v'I Alstyne and Edmund
Zoloft are mailing piepurstlons to In-
stall the new engine In their launch,
Elsltet. This your they are to have a
much lighter meter than last. but it is
counted upon to give better satisfac-
tion, because the boat will set so low
In the wafer.
The Boys'
Avenue Methodist Church will hold an
adjourned meeting tomorrow night at
the church. it Is hoped that there will
be 11 large attendance. The session
will be held in the basement of the
church, where the gymnasium and
reading room are located.
This morning's bright sunlight and
comparatively warm weather was the
most pointed reminder East Norwulk
has yet had of the approach of spring.
Host owneis were made to think of
the overhauling lob ahead. As yet
paint cannot be put on to very good
advantage. It, will be several weeks
before overhauling starts in earnest.
Horace A. Saunders and William
Lyle got up sail sguln this morning
and started our for the natural oyster
beds. Probably many more oystermen
would follow their load than have, but
for the fa that the boots of most of
them are aid up under bare poles and
it will tslre some ,iime to get them
In con: lssion.
......_...._.....
The harbor llnglly cleared Itself of
the ice with the storm which ended
during the night. At high tide today
the hurbor was like one big lake and
bad a much different appearance than
u
a week ago whcn it was covered.
Allsthst now remains of ths embargo
Is a. fringe,” the shore. it will be
considered more than remarkable If
the harbor freezes up again this win
tor.
There was another exodus of long
eiammers to the shore this morning.
More East Nortvslk men are going
ciamming this spring than In years.
This is accounted for by the fact that
work In many of the shops is very
slack. Early in March In counted the
best time to get the fattest of the long
clumn, and this your is is figured that
they will be finer than usual.
Contractor mile Gamble has not
yet made any definite arrangements
about returning to Akron, Ohio, to re-
bulld William B. Miller's mansion.
which was burned some time ago
while it was yet In an unfinished eon
dltlon. Mr. Miller, who is a prominent
oillcer of a big rubber company. has
fully decided to rebuild, but has not
set the date for the resumption of op'
crations.
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M
Considering the weather conditions.
there was a good ntteudooco last night
when the second the the revival sor-
vtcos In the series being held at the
Advent Christian church was held.
The poster, Nov. 1., l". Reynolds, and
the Nov. 1. All. Blanchard, of Bridge-
port. were present. and tho lsttor
pr.osohod Hr. Blanchard tools for his
topic o strong sermon. :Hs pointed
out how after '1" had boon hoolod by
Christ but one returned to thank him.
Mr. Irishman compared conditions of;
timid up symbolic 0! tho molt.
The root sud inch Bocislm was bold
"if...“ v .r: 1.1.“. Etc:
other
Brooklyn for 1 few days with her son. ,
i M
' 10010000 II'IIkon to ‘Ilito trouble .
I! untold nuisances in t‘ of “Holli-
stroet do not ccuso. 'l‘lto mottorhu ‘
authorities, but probably will it Is rs- > ‘
the boys of the club. The ladies also ‘
worn st dsh plumbluu’
i
i
But for Captain Howell's action thd
out a valuable brass lamp. Csptal
Howell has reported his action
Captain Frank Lassen, who takes car
of the harbor lights Until the Pile
are replaced, the harbor will have t
be navigated without this valuable a
sistsnce. 'l'he plies which formerly
supported the light are now lying on
the mud fists,
Owing to the extremely bad weather
yesterday afternoon, the meeting on
the St. James Circlé was not held with
Mrs. Charles J. Blydonburg, In Cone
avenue, Just one member of the Cir}
cle ventured forth In the storm. 4
East Norwoilt's ice doe, which has
been traveling to and from the Bone!
dict Farms meadows and South New
walk, met its doom last night. Tues»
day, it made no last mgr-image to
South Norwullr, and last night it ennui,
back again, but its strength was so for
spent that. it disintegrated on to
shores. No tours were shed over i
demise, however, for it has been a
constant source of trouble to oystermcn
were caught in It and several otherl
bod narrow escapes. though none were
wrecked because of It.
-A healthy man is a king in his
“5°C....“ 0, the East 'Own right. an unhealthy man Is an un-
lappy stove. Burdock Blood Bitters
will“ up sound health—hoops you
we . r _
ROWAYION.
_
Rev. E. W. Bysshe, pastor of the
Mgthodist Episcopal Church. is spend-
Iug a few days In Wilton.
1|.
Mrs. Mary Themes has returned to
her home In Nowaylon avenue. after
a visit with her son. Edward Themes,
in Jamaica, Long Island, J
Oscar 5. Mills, the painter and dec-
orator of prsyton, «was 'sclcctcd yes-
terday as one of theviurymcn to try
the case of Lukas Kudlusky. the Trum-
bull murderer.
'l‘he regfilur quarterly conference. of
the Rowayton Methodist Church will
be held tomorrow evening. Rev. J. B.
Adams, 1). 1)., the presiding older. is
expected to be present and . have
charge.
An intprestlng social has been plan-
ned for tomorrow evening at the Now
ayton Baptist parsonage and ov-ery
Is welcome. The invitations say:
What? An apple social.
-When? ,Frlday evening. ,
Where? At the Baptist parsonage.
By whom? The missionary commit-
tee.
For whom? You.
Why? 'l‘oget the B. A. 'l'. of the 1..
A. P. of the M A. 'l'
The committée has planned a pious-
ing program for the occasion
1108 MAY INTEREST YOU.
No one ls.lrutnune from kidney trou-
ble, so lust remember that'li'oley'u
Kidney Cure will stop the lrroguinrb
ties and cure any case of kidney and
bladder trouble t to not beyond the
reach of predict . moistetl's Dru:
Store and 'I’hs Clifford Phsrmpcy. "
DANIEN AND NONOTON.
There are uncalled for letters at the
Durien post-Mice addrossed to Mrs
James Henny or Henry. Mrs. Mary Foi-
um and George B. Howley.
The ladies of St. John's Roman Cath-
olic church, in Noroton. are to hold a
Euchre puIty this evening at tho Vol-
untcer Hook and ladder Company's
truck house.
Qbarlcs Smith has returned to liis
old position with memory Ilrm Of
Munroe and Palmer. was formerly
In the employ of this am, resigning a
short time ago. ,
Miss Lulu Bowen, of Barton, hoars-
turued horns from s woclr's visit in
New ‘YOl'k city, whore she was in the
company of her cousin. lira. Edward
J. Thomas, of Norwslll. . 1
Tbs funeral of Mrs. Blion Wom-
bury was bold yssurdsy morning at
10 o'clock from the St. John Catholic
church. Noroton. lutsrrusnt fullowod
st lprlogdslo cemetery. , . ..
listsnsivo improvements are bolus
mods to the ones of funeral Divootw
J.,'I'sylor In lulu street. Dorian.
W
Con O'oorgs lhsnvls W‘
'11.: 313 w work, and the place will
M. Willi“! “Wilda”
II Installing slootrlc Iiflifl. '
The “Radish." of Now Nov:
1
im
who had boats along the shore. Two .
ooast.‘ He reports3 that “the:
tori-lilo," nod that It broke a
the rocks at tho mouth
harbor. which are ususlly 07W feet
of water at high tide. Ho ”ports
that the cos carried swoythllfllt th
hundred foot. or Mr. Shlliuy's
ts
. s. {.1ng
"i am a car have 'Elthad'
nastier-s ciitdh ed yBuchlggn"
I vs. 1 as an me so
dollars. It is by for the best 1510::
salvo l have cvoyfound" Heals) drug.
nter
ouled
' IONS, UIOOI'I. foyer IOI'OI‘ oesems OBI.
pilos. 851: at f.lf .'Bs.stor1,
drIl-
sm- to
WEBTPORT.
The residence of Will Adams all
government would have 9,01,;ny beetr' Stale street has been wired for electric
lights. i
W. 13. Vanderbilt Allen was in town
yesterday looking up desirable placed
of residence. .
’ M
AI. Souths left yesterday for an
extended bus nes‘s tour through Ohio,
Indiana and Michigan. ,
«II-”— '
Jill's Nuth Need received at tho
home of hrs parents, Judge and Mrs.
D. B. Bradley, yesterday afternoon
from 2 to 4 o‘clock: The repldonco
on Wright street was tilled with young
people who enjoyed the afternoon.
thoroughly.
Altvoly time is osnoctodmulic 110'
cinl town meeting called for next. Mon-
day afternoon, -:wl1‘ou as. usestlon or
the authority of the selectmen in gen-
ierai, and one in pat-tipirlsr, will be
thrashed out. Both tides of the no“:
trovsrsy In the board have their
friends. sud they will be fictive: is the
meeting.
W
There has been considerable ,diOcusJ
slou of late concur-ill the WP
ity of maintaining the 3%: and
library upon‘bct 81 000 y i'. v
by the town ting at w ”In: the of!
of the donor of the béau ital build
was accepted. The i ey of
which was a part of t .19 will
lute Morris K: Jusup will provide debt
In Income to be used for the purchuo
of books. I .,
"w? I I
The trolley company has" been at:
setterui days In the attmept to moire
the bridge passable for euro. The W
has done its part in rushing temper-
ary repairs to the truss and structure.
and the trolley company In propping;
up the'tlmber‘nthat hold the 1' "till.
. The selectmen are waltirig IOI" the
company to finish, and if the wori' ‘Is
not batiuiamory, it .wiilrr-be completed
by their orders and the bill charged
to the company in accordance with tho
action of the town meeting recently.
held to not upon the realm ‘
W
seme' years just how many Is
not mateyls]. e 'towp vote to build
a house" for’tho uc’c stun of Its ..
onlcers and.the , transaction of i
vb
pointed at the time to take charge of
the matter,
been done,
the committee have since died. and the
Others have forgotten that th'eyjlvcr
were appointed on shellfocommltter.
It has been suggests
town spends ally me money on safes
or other repositories for the public.
records the matter of I! toan house bu‘
again token up. It has been a con-
tinual reproach to therewito tulth
pride In the town that it has no home
of its own, and is continually ”Yin:
been used in building a suitable stipe- ..
cure in which to insured
business.
t . . my}
many and Blades. and they
have done for me more
or medicine has ever done."
her refers 'to Mill's Kidney and
Ctlnord-Dewrtt C. ”Barlow. Pong/“L
1.
Motion," dlo’vid ll,
Mbl'huy'ibfc," 3.611111.
5 1.1.st s.
.I. P. Newcplg ,«Nsw yv'ork: H. W.
Cole, Noway N.C.1vlvsns. Bridge-
portt: Nobsrt H'Ilford, Limerick. No.1,.
.1. OOodfoiiow.'Fort Edward; R. 1’. .
Freeman. Jr.,HNews1.ondon; Joseph
Wittotnnn, H.11..Hill Phlildclvbh: 0,
Erie, Po 1.
1
1 ~ .11....
Mshsolmno-i. R. Hurlbutt. Wlio
ton; H. Mathewson, city; 10.8810- “
vcns, iloston; 11.0.Pltoolor. Nor'VIIlh: ._
William D. Born? , 4 . I. ‘
John Csvsnsgh, cityw'i'b
son, Iran-«uu Burton . '*
New York, fiflrcspstein. city. W ,
Chapman, Bridgof'lort; P. Coll“!
New Yorlt: i. ll." Borneo. A.
berg, Boston: .1 if Hundshull.
:Et'v'ci'i's'I'nsliEt 3m
O'Neiliy, George W.
onus. .i. E. Naglo. loJW
(1111.101- : {MEIR mg
Holmes. 1.81m
“odor-Ion. Now Nov-1:.
“rucwer,
"JW ,
was d8 rlon bdrbor, Instill.”
string and mm 1 '10s! that will
probably figure in o law suit. Isms
Llama..." 31“ "ltonluto" bad 1 ”ohm"
III m M
orossths sotrsuso to MOI
sou wall at 016111 and that)» onion ni.‘
‘ is now going to considerable um
' 1‘ "MIDI “ca ' s
' surrsnuto mo outtsns man.
.11! flotilla.
in
public business; A committee m oft/5"” ,
but as yet nothing has. ,.
Borne of the members of «
.that before the ~ 3
out. in rent [honeyr which ghouid have
the town
Bladder Pills. ruby“ us by The
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