NORWALK EVENING SEN
TI‘INEL
NICE '
Strawberry
Short Cake
with
Whipped Cream at
the Restaurant.
Pure ICE CREAM at Store {I
LANE’S
Lauri liens lilies.
Will these communicating with The
Sentinel by telephone please do It In
this wayI—wlth regard to busineee.
call 02-5; with regard to news. call
92-2. If they will kindly do so, it will
greatly convenience this office and se-
cure more prompt attention.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Not walk and vII Initv: Generally
cloudy tonight and Thursd: i) \ w-I-li
defined storm area central in SOIHII
Dakota, is producing cloudy and rainy
weather in the western sections. A
scIoIrdIrry disturbance central in VII-
ginia Is produc tag I hardy and summary
weather along the coast The tII IIIpII'-I
More is low enough to produce frosts
in the extreme northwest, but. contin-
inas high in the. central and eastern
sections. Conditions favor for this vi-
cinity generally cloudy and unsettled
weather, with local Siltl\\t‘l‘t§ and slight-
ly higher tIIIIIpIIIIItIII-II.
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F. E. Lockwood was in ilridgeport
yesterday on business.
George llouton. of (‘I'Irnbury,
lilo sick list at his home.
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Archie Wall.IIrlIoIIse_ of Norwaik. is
in Bridgeport. this afternoon.
is on
If you are looking for II snappy suit
wilhlrr your means read Price's adv.
The. case of Peter Scheelign has
been again continued until tomorrow
morning.
'l‘hc Nutmeg Club will hold a regular
business meeting at its (lllul‘it‘l‘li, to-
morrow evening.
The Eagles of Norwalk will hold II
regular meeting this evening at their
quarter‘s III Norwalk.
A good idea is worth following up.
it would be a good Idea to III-ad Leo
Koppel's adv. Hotter follow it up.
The Girls’ Friendly Society. of the
Grace Church, will hold a dance Fri-
day evening in the Town Assembly
Iiull.
II. B. Bailey, of the All American
baseball team has signed to play with
the Ridgctields Saturday afternoons as
short stop.
Fire Box No. 32, which is Iomted on
the corner of West. avenue and Mer-
win street was tested this noon, and
found to be in good order
Henry 0. llailoy furnished the flow-
ers at. the South Norwalk ConngIgIII
tlonal Church. last Sunday. giving
three dozen handsome car-nations in
memory of’ his mother.
The. All American baseball learn of
Norwalk will play the Mystic t‘haiu
team, of South Norwalk, Satur-day af-
tIIIIIooII at. the grounds of the Over-
look schOoi in East avenue
'lbe Golden Rule (‘Ircle King's
Daughters, of the Norwalk Congrega-
tional Church. will meet I‘IIII II at :I
p. In” with Mrs. E. K. St. John, 1.3
St. .Jolrn street, East Norwaik.
The last game of the. first one of the
pool tournament of the Nutmeg Club
will be played this evening at the
club rooms between Harold St. George
rated 85, and Charles Miller, rated 100
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Miss Knto Graham was the hostess
last evening for the Wunitn Whist
Club. The first prize was won by Miss
Susan Seymour and the second i)\
bliss Graham. The club has decided
to discontinue its meetings until
June 23.
Ollie. Faulds and Walter Lynch both
of Norwalk, were confronted by a
tour loot black snake yesterday after
noon in the Pine Island Cemetery,
where they were employed at the time.
'I‘:III snake refused to move an inch,
and men cam at them. A big cllrb
w. .s secured a d the reptile was “but
W
lohn Gorham, of Norwaik. and two
other friends went. out fishing yester
IiaI afternoon in a rowboat, and when
they got outside 01' Gregory‘ 3 Point
MI German attempted to throw the
anchor out of the boat. but instead he
went oII-rboard with a splash. His
friends managed to pull him out. and
IletIII-IIIiIIIId to gain his point, he gave
the anchor a mighty tango, and it
went to the bottom all right as he.
intended it would but he went with
It and again was pulled out by his
friends. When It was pulled up his
friends took a hand at the anchor
rope and It was raised without mishap
Naphthaline and Red Cedar Com-
pound, 10¢ per Package.
Stiiison-Poweil Corporation,
Prescription ordeal-$0.
74 Washington at.
‘ Grand .luror llauehy.
Is Your Boat
Insured Agains‘t Fire?
it not. call on
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN
and get. a Policy.
Tel. 165-2.
BAXTER'S
Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla.
A remedy for Pimplea, l’ostulee,
. Tether or Bait Rheum, Blotcben, ’l‘um-
ors, noiie, ltingworrnu, Ulcers, Scrotu-
I la and illood Diseases.
75c BOTTLE.
ANDERSON ’S
Launch Works.
Boat Frames set up and readyto
'I plank
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
Oyster Shell Point, Norwalk
airman ooe 'oWEEI-i'timco'I-Ini
Charged That John Burke Abused
Grand Juror Nathan Dauchy.
When John Burke, a Durien man,
appeared before Justice William II.
\Viilmott, .lr., in that place, last night.
to answer to u churgo that he had
used abusive language on Grand Juror
Nathan llauchy, his attorney entered
a protest against Justice Wilimolt. try-
ing lilo case. As a result, it will prob
ably be decided ’i‘hursday night. in
llnricn, by Justice of the Peace .IIIIIII
Keogh, of South Norwnik.
lllrrko was represented by Attornev‘
llcnjamln l..ochwood of Stamford. At
toluey Lockwood made the request III
a chance of trial Justitc . cat the II IpII hi
III Burke and Justice \\iIIIIIIItI IIItIIr
posed no objection.
(irItnIl Juror lI‘rank hit-(linnis. who
drew the complaint. believed the Pl"
Iplest was a reflection IIII Justice Wilt
malt and warmly defended the latter.
Attorney Lockwood held that it would
not be proper for Justice Wiilnrott to
sit on the case, flIIIsIIIIIIIh as he had
been a witness to the affair in ques-
tiorr. anti declared clnplruticaliv that
he. intended no disrespect to the jaw
(ice.
The abusive language ehnrgo arose
from a dispute between ltnrke and
llurko was ur-
rested on a complaint. drawn by llnu~
chey, for failure to license a dog. The
dog license case was tried Saturday
night. and llurke was scIItIIncI-d to jail
for thirty days and ordered to pay a
”111‘, but appealed.
DINNER T0 CAPTAIN BURG.
Given by Rev. J. H. O'Donnell, at the
Norawlk Hotel.
A dinner was given. last, evening. at
tho Norwaik Hotel. by the Rev. lI‘IIlIrI-r
O'Donnell. of St. Mary's Church.
honor of his guest, i'YIIptIIiII t‘. S. lilllL'II
of the “City of (‘olurnirus.“ of the S.»
vnnlrnh line.
A fine menu was spread. 'i‘hosII pres-
ent were ltcv. O’Donnell. ("aptain t.‘.
S. Burg. John T. Iiuyes, Dr. W. .i.
Tracey, in. 'i‘. l". L‘Iune and lion, John
J. Walsh. ,
After the dinner was over a social
chat took place. This is the first time
that. (‘aptain llIIrg has had a vacation
in about. twenty years. lI‘thIIr ()‘lloII-
hell and John ’I‘. Iinycs have taken nev-
c‘ral of their trips to Savannah with
Captain lhu‘g, alld so know him well.
Captain Burg has a jolly way about
him. which one is bound III admire.
and has made many friends in The
Norwulks.
FIRE POLICE GOING TO ROCK-
VILLE.
The Norwalk fire police held a fille-
cial meeting, last night, at iill'll‘
quarters in Wall street. An invita-
tion was received m In the I itch lios.
tompany of Rockvillc, to attend their
festivities width are to be held Jill)
~llh, and another was also IIIeeiIIIIl
from lhII city to attend other fIIutllt
ties July Illh. That week is “(lid
lioIIIe week" In RockIIIIc, It being the
tooth IIIIIIiIelsary of the 1mm There.
are to be parades every day or the
week and a fine program has been
prepared for the measion. 5
All the captains of tho Norwalk flrc
deIIltrIIIInt also received invitations
to attend with their companies The
fire police voted to accept the Invita
tiIIn.
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FINGER BADLY SMASHED.
(‘IaIIIlIIe (‘:.Ible of ilroad liivxer t‘lll
ploycd at the IIar‘kI-r engine works,
met with It paintut Incident yesterdaI
in which the little finger of his left
hand was so badly crushed that n phy—
sician advised its amphtation. Mr.
Cable refused to have this done. how
ever, in hopes of saving the digit. Mr.
Cable. met with Irnfortunuto accident
to the same hand It few years ago.
at wbielr time he fell against a buzz
saw, all but severing several of the
fingers. ii): the most heroic treatment
the. fingers were saved at this time.
Mr. Cable is an excellent pianist and
was studying irard to finish his course,
which be expected to do in a few
weeks. The accident, hIIWIIvIeI will
hamper binI considerablI ill his '(llk.
Tile carpenters held their regular
daily meeting this morning. but the
situation remains about the
there being no changes on either side"
of the question.
New Views
Norweik, SoutiiFNorwalk,~BeIie
Island, Roton Point and
Winnipauk.
COLEMAN’S
NEWS STORE.
Agentttor AIG. Opaldlng’e
lasehaltvand Iportlng dealt
in .
same, ,
HON hiUCII FOR YOUR
SPRING SUIT?
$12, $15 or $20?
If you planto spend less than usual for your
Spring Suit, the wisest thing you can do is to see our
lines of Spring Suits before you decide how much to
spend.
15-2
whenever you have need of any-
thing irom a drug s‘lore.
Your order will have prompt
attention and the goods will be
We can save you money, we know; and can give delivered free.
you a better Suit for less money than anywhere else
in town; maybe you can make $12 do the work Of
$15; only see the Suits here before you spend your
"Suit money. I
Don't hesrtate. to ask us to
deliver goods—our delivery sys-
tem is for you, and we wish you
to use it.
THE CLIFFORD
PHARMACY,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
Telephone Call, 15-2.
All Goods Delivered Free of Charge.
All the new Spring colors—brown, blue, gray.
olive and tan. in plain and stripe effects: all the “CW
Varsity models. in extreme and conservative cuts,
priced from $12 to $20, and up to $25.
The best Hats and Furnishings in town at rea-
sonable prices are here.
Telephone Call 632-2.
TODAY IN WALL. smear.
Watt. STREET, )0le II. m.-——'l‘he
effective realizing salts were still man-
IfI-st III the opening dealings III stocks
while supporting IIIIIIIIIIIrI-s were in
IIIItlI-III-II in KUIIIII Issues. The result
was a confused price lIIovtImcnt show-
IIII: sharp gains and losses in contrast.
Dealings \\'t‘rf' on a large scale. El‘il‘
lst pill. and Atlantic (‘onst Line drop.
pIIIl :1. Missouri I'acltic i l-‘..', AnInIgaI
mated t‘opprr' I if, Southern Pacific
14 South Main Street.
BOMB
lNJURES FOUR PERSONS.
llIIl'l. Tiil‘ priosiun tlt‘t'lli‘rt‘rl While
most (If iill' tItItlllt-IIIIH or the house
“I‘II' :It III'IIIIIIIIIII
italian Physician In New York a Vic-‘
llr. AIIIIlIo VIII-mi, who had an of-
tim of Black Hand Gang.
NICW YtlllK. May L’II_~~'i‘lIII refusal lch- on the ground 1W" “I ”I“ “‘"V' and final .\ol'illcl‘ll bid. 1 is and
of a wealthy italinII physician to IIIIIIII lllI'lIi house. 1"” ”I" l"‘“"" ”I!” "“ \I'Ivsringhouse i-IlI-ctric l. l'nion i’acf
had rIIIII-IvI-Il a llllIlIilI‘r of threatening
lI-ilIIl'a of 1111‘ lIIIII I. iltlllil type,
SIIIIIII people flax-I l"lil‘l"l-'l-il‘t1 iiit‘il‘
disapproval or 'ill liner. of the new
town high school building to West ave
title, but threw “5w (ill not think like-
wise will he [lil'r'l‘ - Ii to il’ill'" of an ill
cidI-nt that llIt‘lIl‘t i yesterday. A New
York man who l‘ii IIII III Norwalk with
:1 \'il‘\\' in pIII'IIIIa-Izrrr. some property
\Iriilllldl'il) I'Xl'li'” III his approbation
III thI IIIIW ‘I‘lIIIIIi' .rtt‘iliiIH‘tllliII
lriy with the lit‘llllliliiri of black hand
(‘l'illlillllih‘ for money. resulted III the
lives of a hundred persons III-log en-
dangered for a few moIIIIIIIls today,
when I. lilllllil was I~xplIIdcd In the tIIIL
IIlrIclrt house at :‘Iitl East lllh sir-III.
At it. was four persons were injured.
and the other occupants of the house
rushed Into the street in a panic,
while doors and illitilit‘ \IlliI'b hall
III-en I\\'i."i"ll out of position tell all
around them, The lower part of the
hIIuIIh Ivan :Illllozz tllIIlllit‘it“) “no kIIIl,
(liliv (IIlI‘ person WII IlIIIIIeII‘IIIIhiy,I
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HOME GROUND FEEDS.
tic, Northern Pacific, liock Island pfd.,
l-Zl‘lc 2d pr|. and Storm Shelli-III] Steel
Wl‘l't‘ thIo down large fractions. Great
Northern tire t‘crltflcntce rose 1 rs
and i’I-IIIIIIIII'IIIIia and llrooklyn Tran-
sii 1H.
\\'.\i.l. STREET. II n, m.-—.\ brisk
mil) llt't‘ill'l't‘ii which cancelled the
opening IiIIIIInII. A drive IIRIIinst, Am-
erican SIIIIIIIIIII: IIIIIIIIrIIIilrIIIl the man
hell and priIIIs it It again. Supporting
IIIIII rI. \\t.'l‘t' Ilislrlbulcd again. and lb.-
lllill'kt‘l mill-III, but showed considera-
lIlII nervousness.
WAIJI S'l‘ltlIII-f‘l‘, .\'IIIIII.~From the
opening prII-II or 5.8, Missouri l’aclilc
was rushed up III III, carrying with It
other IIIeIIItII rd of the Gould group for
ruins of i to 2*. points. Sew-ml oth-
ihl's cost from $40 to H?- l""’ III" accordion III 1 h‘ Ir «III. II..- IIIIII In avntpulhv ilontts
.iithNli-Z lltlltSlI} FICEI) will cost you 8.1:! lllil. it Is the boat WW "4.,“ m“, ' "
general purpose feed in the world. it is made of the choicest \\ .-\I i S“-Iilti pr 1 ,, m . The lead
grains with will. oats and barley an .-I ltdrtiu and ground :II~.~lI each I err: of [pp ,1 ,. did not “mum“. Inuch
ml."- , _ / further, the I'Inrand shifting iIIIo
] Fwd ii ”‘3'. il't‘f‘ ‘l‘liu‘i‘iv ”1"” 3"“ “'“i‘i‘i oats U" WV“ slotks that had iltll ptr'licipaieti not
money and at same tiIII.~ ill:ll.I- your in” I. I. loot. III-Iter- . :III work "lily 1,, [hr midday rIIIII. I)i‘ lili‘Sf‘ St.
harder.
iitlllllit' llor'sII I“t‘l‘l‘ Will l‘l‘m.I TIII'I. Tr)‘ it.
Buy Oats Theta Clean.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
l'ntrl. lloadmg and Northern Pacific
II'I-rI- eunepierrotrs.
TIFFANY WILL CONTEST.
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iIIIuIIIIrs l‘II IlillzIIrs
l~"Iu Lawn (I. IIIIIII and l- ‘iII IIl
' Fight Begins In Winatcd Over Clergy-
man's $500,000 Estate.
WINSTHII. May :30.~—'l‘hI- trial began
yesterday b- t‘IIrI- .lurine tlaucr and a
jury of the appeal of relatives from
IhII‘ prIIIIIIIIIIl: of the will of the late
llev. lIrht‘huI'hIa ii. 'l‘ifl’any. of New
York. who loll an estate valued at
about snortouu. The will was ndmie
ted III the judge of probate of Sharon.
this state. The ground of appeal as,
stated by Maine (lager to the jury was
flint this lg not the will and tIIstilIIellt
(If llr. Tiffany, that the testator was
suffering from brain and heart troll-
lIIII. that he was aged and Infirm and
that the executor. (‘harles i’. liow‘land
i
I
i
NEW NOVEL BY WINSTON CHURCHILL.
MR. CREWE’S CAREER,
III the Author or
$1.15
William P. Beers’
't'oniston."
300K AND STATIONERY 370R53- of New York. used undue influence
49 WALL STREET. 6 SOUTH MAIN STREET. illr. liowland drew up the will. The
NORWALK. SOUTH NORWALK. nppIIIiIIIIs put in their case. Judge
larwrencc Van Alstyne, of Sharon. tes-
tified to admitting the will. E. l’arntn»
lIIo Prentiss, ltobcrt Marsh and flow-
ard E. llrown. all New York attorneys;
testified to witnessing the will lend
also SWI'Ill‘iIlL’ that the lestator was
in good and disposing mind when the
will was drawn.
The nppellees rested their case and
the appellants opened theirs. Counsel
asked the mum to refuse to admit four
Ilallscs of the will which relate to
truats left to Mr. ilowlnnd. The court
refused to do this. Mrs. (trace 'l‘ilYIIny
Maisch, n niece. and wife of Dr. Chan
les 1.. Alalsch. of New York, testified
that Dr. 'l‘ilfany regarded her as his
own child. in the will she is cut off
with a nominal bequest. She said she
was the daughter of Dr. Tiffany's bro-
——Iher. her father being Rev. Henry Tif-
fany, who formerly was President;
Grant's pastor at Washington. Recess
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Connecticut River Shad
SOFT CRABS,
Weakfish, Butterfish, Porgies, Halibut,
Mackerel, Long and Round Clams.
Gutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
a..- _. ”a.“
one of our
within your
Hats.
E“
and
The cost to occupy permanently
See our window display of Straw
Light Flannel Trousers and Sum-
‘ mer Furnishings.
,2.
Snappy Suits is
means—A Fact.
Shoes in all leathers and Styles.
FOR WEEK COMMENCING
I It In full flatly fiifllileiil
MONDAY, MAY 18TH. ‘
FREE.
40 Stamps with 50c purchase or
more of our Famous Tees and I
Coffees.
Special Soap Sale with Extra '
Stamps.~
20 Stamps with 7 cakes A. d: 1’.
Laundry Soap..260
The Beat Soap Made.
Special Flour Sale.
24 1.2 lb. Sack, 74c
Regular price We.
EXTRA STAMPS W
in Stamps with i can llutch (Ilean-
ITH GROCERIES. ‘,
15 Stamps with 1 can Plum Pudding ‘
.2“
Tel. No. 909.
FREE DELIVERY.
Nation's Storekeeper and Home of Pure Food
Products. Full Weight end Heneat Trading.
the [it Atlantic 8r Paliiiliillllil.
124 Washington St., South Norwaik.
DICK’S FISH MARKE
180 Washington Street Bridge. '.
Buck and Rec Shad, Sahnon, Bluefish, Weaker
fish, Halibut, Eels, Haddock,
Rockaway Oysters, Etc.
Free Delivery.
"s‘i‘
TELEPHONE 471-
2qis. New Potatoes ........... .156
2 bunches Native ltadlshes . ..... 5c
Native Asparagus, bunch ..... 350
was taken at this point.
OLD SERMON! POUND.
NI‘W HAVEN, May fill-After lvingl
. hidden in II amal closet at the vale.
Divinity school for years, an interc; .l
ing lot of manuscript sermons of Prop. l
M idcnts Daggett and Clapp. of Yale, doI
Ilverud between 1741 and 1M0, have
been brought to light. While the small
closet, which is part of the book room
at. the school, was being cleaned out
Norwalk Savings Society,
44 WAI I. STREET, NORWALK.
iNCORPORATED 1849.
Deposits over - - - $3, 525, 000. Oil
DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM A. CURTIS
MOSES H. GLOVER
LEWIS C, GREEN
HENRY F. COLEBURN
ceonoa M. HOLMES
erepnsn H. HOLMES
FneoenICK A. ELLe
rto‘vo‘r. nuecoe
and in it a number or old books, pa.
porn and packages. The latter were
found to be old manuscript comma; or
the two former presidents of the col-
this week, a card box was discovered .
UNITED CR
49 Fort St., East Norwalk.
Phone 310-3.
Lean, Tender Shoulders, per 1b., - '- ‘9cf
EXTRA QUALITY HA MS AT A LOW PRICE. I
Oranges l'iIIIIa pples. Cucumbers, Bunch Beets, Home Spinach and Rhubarb.
"1
‘mi"
Bermuda Onions. qt. ..... . . .. . . I.- the
Good Sweet Butter. per lb.. . . . .. . No
Good Apples,per qt. ........‘
OCERY 00.,
so No. Main St., So. Norwalh.
Phone 143. "
W
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Opens MAY Stir, up
Roton Paint HotelT
til Nonh Main at. death Not-walk. ‘
loge They have grown brown with
age, and the ink hlIe faded, hut they'
are easily decipherable. There is one“
delivered by President Daggett at
Yale in 1747, another preached b ,
Daggett November,1760,en one
b Preai ent Cinpp during the date'
arch 1741.
The sermons with the bean and
other papers will be plaggd‘ m the Un-
iverelty library. -
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So. Norwalk T ruét Co.
ays 4 Per Cent.
and safeguards your money with all the legal protection of a
Connecticut Mutual Seville! Batik antl’. the
additional .proteétion of its capital dock.
a
.Desuuteebhin IELAND. Hg :10!) -8teemer
311 a “P's
mouth and Chechen. was 810 title!
Sent HOOK “th It
AM A m,
SHORE DINNERS A SPECIALTY. DANCING, BOATING, BATHING,
and other attractions. .
Especial attention given to Automobile Parties.
Roller Skating every afternoon and evening.
Wheeler & Wilson’s Band Decoration Day '
GEORGE XANTHAKY, Manager. ‘
Summer remarked the Cheerful
RECENT ARRIVAL OF VESSELB. Idiot, "ie the pride of all the seasons."
“How do you figure that out?" quee-
Ply- tloned the Dense Person.
"It goes before a tail." explained the
to 0. l. with an opend‘noed grin—Chicago
tier New Management
Th’ lacerations Lark at dawn
heard
In carols loud and peril,
By spring’e deception: christened.
But Mr. Robin. carefulbird
sun weal-e itia magnum ”an: .,
Star Milk, at ......... e-oeoeiilotlhrli
A. 8: 1'. Milk, full weight, full
cream, acan _,.,_,_,,,,,;,,,,,,, 90'
Magnolia Milk, a. can ..... ......-‘..Itle _
Plover Milk. II. can .10c.
III-r III ........................ 10¢: at ........................ I
III stumps with 1 bottle sIIIIIIII-‘s 1” 5mm“ “M 1 mm" “(’0‘ 8""
(‘atnnp at ____________________ 20° at ............................ 10¢
10 ‘Stzrmpa wiilr 1 pkg. Toasted (‘orn 25 aStIInlps with 3 pkgs Mince meaka
flakes III ..................... 100 103 Stamps with l4 lb can A'E'p
ill Stumps with 1 pkg. Nivura at . 100 Cocoa at ......... . ........ 20¢
. LEA DERS. '
lily Paper. 3 double sheets for . .. 5c Gold Dust. a package 186
hopeful. a cake .................. 7o l’,eIIriiIIe a. package . ............ Sc
IIIII Washing Powder, I-I pkg. so .A. Soups ....... 16c and 28°
lloly ‘hoap. 2 cakes ............. 90 ll_ 8: (i. Olive Oil. .23c, Wound 700
i‘. I\- (I'. Naphtha, 2 cakes ......... 9c (‘IIIIIprIll's Soups, 3 cans ........ It:
lIIIIs haphtha. 2 cakes ........... 9c Enameline, a box ........ I. . I. 30' I
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