,vLadies", White Skirts
with deep. wide lmbreidery
Fieunelbge, ' -
At $L90: and its} 25
E. K. BANKS,
masculine HOTIL noon.
coo-m ueawauc
r J t " ‘ ‘
total an lilies.
Will thou communicating with The
Sentinel by telephone pieeee do It In
this way: with regard to business,
call 92-3: with regard to news, cell
92 2. If they will kindly do so, it will
greatly cenvenience this office and ee-
cure more prompt, attention.
A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs
Stephen Novak. of Franklin street.
Chester F. Tolles, of Ansonlu, spent
yeslt‘erday with relatives in South Non
wa .
~C. iii. K. liats. O'Brien.
Harry Doulens and family have mov-
ed to Quintard avenue froln Seymour
avenue.
H. a. Sherwood, of Stamford. has
taken a bungalow in Darien for the
summer.
Uncas Tribe. No. 26. improved Order
of Red Merl, will hold a regular meet-
ing Tuesday evening.
Court Mahackemo, Foresters of Am-
erica. will hold its semi-monthly ses-
sion on Tuesday night.
A meeting of ”it: Cigar Makers' Un-
ion will bo held next Monday evening
in Central Labor Lyceum.
The monthly meeting of Old Well
Hook and Ladder Company will be
held next Monday evening at 8 o 'clock.
--Dr. Dick's cures rheumatism.
Uncas Hayulukors' Association will
have. a regular session next Monday
night ill lied Men's iiall. Washington
street.
Mrs. Johrl Ii. lo‘crrls. of West avenue
and Belle Island. Iflrlhu guest of her
son. Jesse M. Ferris, in l’assuic, New
Jersey, for a few days.
A meeting of South Norwalk Divis
ion, National Association of Stationary
Engineers. will be held next Monday
evening in Quittner‘ s Hall.
The semi-monthly meeting of P. C
Louusbury Lodge. New England 0r
der of Protection. will be held on Tues
day averting in Mystic Chain Hall.
Conductor Edward F, Taylor and
family have moved from Lucien it.
Bouton's house on Crescent ’i‘crract
to the John 11‘. McMahon house in
West street.
—-Straw and Panama llats'. O'llrlcn.
An order that Lyman J Booth 0:
New Britain furnish special ball of
85. 000 before he plead in the breach
of promise case for $25.“ of damages
brought against him by Mary Tone of
Easton. Penn. was passed by .ludgc-
Curtis in thesupeiior court today.
The annual meeting of the Connecti-
cut. Phermaccuticai association. to be
held at The Elton. in Waterbury on
Tuesday and Wednesday of next week
June 9 and 10 will be attended by a
large number of delegates from this
town. The program includes not only
an important business session, lull. the
delusion present will attend the ball
game between the Waterbury and
Iiartord Slate Leagu‘ teams. A so-
cial session will be held in the even-
lug.
-—~Anto and boat owners: Buy the
Hl-Po Waterproof Dry Cells. Longer
life than any battery on the market.
Try them. At St. John‘s, Steamboat
Place. South Norwalk.
The Danbury Hat Company New
York city. has purchased the building
at 24 Desbrosses street next door to
their old store at No. 22. The store
will have an entire new front. and will
be equipped with the most up- -to- date
fixtures obtainable. The new store
which opened for business May 16, is
four times the size of the old one. and
will bedroom as the Danhury Build
ing. The old store has been opened as
a. s mistoreby the same concern.—
Auierican__ Butler.
—C. d: K. Hats. O'Brien.
0.31. Crane. of Hartford, is one of
the favorite leaders in the order or
United Atherican Mechanics. At the
special meeting of the board of state
olllcers he was appointed chairman of .
the standing coihmittee on state of the
order. which itthc most important of
the six “ending committees. When
the deputy state councillors were
named. lie was unpainted to have
charge of. three councils. Nos. 15 37
and 39. her. Crane tan member of
and an officer in Charter Oak Council
No.3. .
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WHERE it MULTlTun‘E 0F sme
ARI COVERED.
The L. a hit Paint covers dolletcis' I:
previous Militias. and wear: or
to 16 years. beénuse the L. a: M. is
pure timed oil, binder—pure oxide of
, zinc—pure white ‘iesd and you help to
make the paint withiI mixing three quarts
of linshed oil’ such gallon of point.
it's done in! ”mum. Mes cost
only 1.20 rgallon
. Chris Enigmatic t-h blowout inab-
ebllasmies men. Norwnlk: w.
8. Guyor Egon. Westport; Northrup
Bros. sou port, areL. L& M. Paint
Agents .
0B _ ERS
Live out of town? Too far
away? Cold, wet. weather?
, Send us your orders by mail
or phone. All orders promptly
filled.
You can trust us to make a
proper selection for you. Tell
us. as near as you can and we'll
do the rest.
"Edmonton assure us though
you came in person.
Elli. i. Kelsi, Jl.
uitueoie'r.
3 NORTH MAIN eraser.
TEL. tie-e.
90
Edward B. Meeker. of Norwalk. was
in New York yesterday 1m business.
Thomas A. Skelly, of Main street.
Nerwalk. was a New Yorker yesterday
—Soft and Crush liats. O‘Brien.
'Dr. G. M. Bruudagc is having a new
floor laid in ills stables in Main street
Norwulk. r
baseball team
will go to Bclhcl this afternoon, and
play the tcam of that place.
The Nutmeg Club
held a
lit
Buckingham Post. ii. A. 11..
regular meeting last overlig at
quarters in Wall street, Nor-walk.
The West End baseball team will go
to Broad River this al‘tcrnmul. and
play the Viinkcrs on the Polo grounds
-The firm of St. John & Keyser is
booking orders daily for.wludow and
door screens. This firln makes a spec.
in! strong. durable screen. Il’riccr
light and all work guaranteed.‘ Phone
all 310. Steamboat Place.
A large number of the real estatc
liiices of The Norwuiks have screen
to close at noon on Saturday through
he summcu‘ months.
"Ted“ Vilii ihu‘en. who has been ii
at, his home in East nvcnuc. Norwalk
for several days. is now able to be eiil
and greet his many friends.
Mrs. Charles Denny of Saulslulrv
New‘ York. and James Brennan 0
New Yor.k are guests of Mr. and Mrs
George II. Sconeld. of 13 Madison
street.
Abraham Berkowitz, of New Britain
has filed a petition in bankruptcy Ii
the district. court of lire United States
ills liabilities are given as 810,686.33
'liId his assets 35.088.75.
The annual report of the City o
South Nonvulk have been printed in
pamphlet form. and can be obtained a:
:hc office of City Clerk Joseph R. 'i‘ay
lor. in Washington street.
Tho commencement exercises oi
Mcrrill‘s Business College will be hold
‘11 LockWood's Hall. on Monday, Jam
22. and an interesting program is be
lug arranged for the event.
Work was begun yesterday in clean
lag the grounds of the new high school
in West avenue. Several trees in the.
rear of the structure have been em
down. and the debris has been burned
and the place is also being graded.
~iicre it is-t.he smartest thin.
you know. The test of merit lies in
the service of our screens. Call us up
Phone 310. St. John in Keyser, Steam-
boat Place.
Thc sewer committee of the city at
Norwaik is surely waking up to thi
bad condition of the catch basins. and
they are being cleaned out in Mair.
and Wall streets. and two in Mott live
one are being re-built. There arr
many others which will also be clean-
ed and repaired.
—-—Straw and Panama Hats. O'Brien.
Francis C. Coley. wits and children.
are soon to move to Westport and 0e
cupy Edgehlii. the bomopf Mr. Co
ley‘ at boyhood Mr. Coley. who is
Assistant General Passenger Agent of
the New Haven railroad has had his
office transferred. to New Yonkmiti‘
and will commute between Weetperi
and New York.
are
'Dr. motto...
Bonnet.
t2 Mashhad 91.. So.- “mew.
HOURS—,8 I. m. to s p. m.
SUNDAYS—'12 to 4 p. in.
The Beauty of Man
is largely in the way he is dressed.
To fit a handsome. figure or build up
an undeveloped one requires the ar-
tistic skill of a thorough tailor.
We have thorough tailors in every
department of our establishment. and
every piece of work is done in a thor
onghly tailor- like way.
You should have your tailoring done
here.
LEO S. KOPPEL,
FASHIONABLI TAILOR,
24 Ne. Main at. South Nerwnik
Tel- *
Every day brings nearer the uses ssity for preparing the interior of the
beam for warm weather. Meanwhile. even though you may not have thought
I ‘of buying. we want to urge upon you the welcome this store extends to
“ visitors. We want. you to feel iuet what satisfaction it is for you to corn-
pnre our kind of home furnishings with those of the average stars. We want
you to know. ikemtnation
TUBE, MATT!
A. J ollins 81 Co.
,4 W , Funeral Directors and Embalmers.
~ 13-18, Nf'itfliMnin sow.
MANY A GO
derwear.
Willis
'\'0['_V way.
is WASHINGTON .TREET.
ty for Advancement,
' Books and stationery
STAMFORD.
'V'VWVWVVVWWW
BRIDGEPOR’I‘.
as. cancers BEDDING. cua'rarns. are. and then
R when the time demos to buy you're In re |of a. place where everything will
,1 be t6 your satllifactiofi.
’ CLOTHES
S
A popularity, so many a good style is spoiled by
being copied in cheap. lines.
You'll find our Summer Clothes distinctive in Style.
and in patterns fully as exclusive as the Style. But
you'll be agreeably surprised at our‘moderate prices.
STRAW HATS at low prices.
The new Corn Color in Shirts at 50c.
Have you seen the new Blue Suede Belt?
Hot weather Collars, Shirts. Ties. Hosiery and Un-
Clothing of the Right Sbrt.
48 and 50 Wall Street, Norwalk.
."1 " 1:.sml‘m
‘ Unusual Price
F or Unusual Shoes
We have an extremely Stylish Line of Oxfords. Pumps ,
and other Low Cut Novelties.
which we are offering for
FLYNN & RYAN,
TEL. 406.
We place on sale today our new stock of Women's Ilnuso
iwnlsls and skll'isl—llgiit and dark colorlilgs in very neat |Illili‘l'llti.
mite are well finished, bountifuliy fashioned
The more ruinounccrucnt that. these $1.25 Suits are to be sold
his week at 981: should bring out a throng of buyers.
N. E. Ryan 81 00.,
MONEY INVEST ED IN A BUSINESS EDUCATION AT
MERRILL COLLEGE '
WILL EARN MORE THAN SAVINGS BANK INTEREST.
it insures a good Salary, in dependence and always the Opportuni-
SOUTH NORWALK,
eThATFoao MAN KILLED. ‘
June 6.—~The man
that this is the real home for best FUBNI
‘tm’d MW“!
1-;
South Norwalk. Gone.
I
0D SONS is ruined by excessive
!’ 1?} flit 3"“
H. Selleck
PHO NE, 171-2.
03W
$1.50 to $3.50
90 wssumerou sra‘er.
Dressesv—
These
and thoroughly reliable in
SOUTH NOIWALK.
M. A. MERRILL, Prln.
PORT CHESTER.
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Free.
slouoamerTA wins AGAIN.
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‘ lid
Doing Their Dillli ‘
I
Scores of South Norwal
Learning the Duty of
To filter the blood is the kidneys‘
duty.
When they fall to do this the kid-
neys are sick
i Backucho and runny kidney ills foi-
0",
Urinary troubles, diabetes.
Dean's Kidney l'ilis euro theiu all.
South Norwalk people endorse oiir
claim. .
Mrs. G. M. Phillips, of 14 Raymond
81.. South Norwaik Coma, says:
"FOI four or the years i was annoyed
by attacks of pain through the lolns
and around the kidneys. Wheuevor 1
Readers Are
e Kidneys.
[caught cold it seated itself in the kid-
neys and made the trouble decidedly
worse. i used runny remedies but re-
.eeivul no benefit until i wont to Plats-
‘ted's Drug Store and got Dean's Kldv
‘uey Pills.
They not only cured the
but greatly improved my
i shall recommend
backache.
general health.
' lioun' s Kidney l’ills at cvqy opportun-
ity. for l thiirk them a remedy de~
serving of the highest praise."
For BIIIf' by all dealers Price iii)
cents. i-‘ostcr-Miiimru 00.. Buffalo.
New York. solo agents for the United
States.
Remember the
take no other.
uamc»Doen's-—und
GOOD TEMPLARS' LODGE.
WASHINGTON. June ii.wAt today‘s
Benfiilui of the International (iranti
lAlilgc of (‘ood 'I‘ciupluln the (“MVP“-
tloh plates itself squarely on record
.igalnsl compromise nrltiaaioou mow-
lncnls, HIIlII as 'luodcl" saloons. times
being rieiiulcd falluus when under-
taken (‘IlIlll' by trcricsiilsili :11 bodies
or by govr r.uluents The only rc medy
it has rcsolud. was the total suppre-
slou of flu» liquor traffic.
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Any M an 01' Woman
can transform a soil wnnd floor
iiiio ii peril-ct iiuilatii‘ui 11f u
Iiuiuiifully izruinml hardwood
floor in a few minutes with
Chi-Namel
and. the Chi-Hamel
Seifflrainer
fir .in “It! lrrml iiwnil 01m. furni-
t11n~.vlr..lnu:.' he "lfliIt‘ inlml.‘ like
h n. will 1' limit r rmrr iiul. iirio,
( “allhii learn it luitl mlglu: lily.
(‘lu Noll 11 l 1 u‘u on its umul. and sat-
nislus it at the sonic tune. and lie sur
face is so haul that “hiking or \i'aniiliix
\hl” ind 1. "NH“ liic alum.
'Ih‘o‘ licwiwlf unfair unites it 121w for
humor to prur. mc 11 lvnul fl: l 91 mu 1]
MINI. 1 xrull) like the lumt 1 “WWI“?
haul \\ .uI flunrt.
(‘nil at nurnlon :liul nlivm' u' iiiiicmun.
Final]? I!f|“‘t‘.‘l'~')’ it is iflfii’fliii uudvnmedi
' I iln \ '.
a pro “Mm“ Free samples
. will}!
Demonétration
At Store Until June10
COME m. '
Norwalk Hardware Co.
80 MAIN ST" NORWALK.
Cures a Cold in One Night.
Cures Ha"
. up clfort to consult. with the select-
" months.
“an.
ant Valley to the old house belonging
to .Marcus H. Burr.
remain for the Mason.
New York about the middle of this
month to occupy her summer home on
the Ridge.
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H‘hc stone fences removed from ital
Sunford's lot on the Ridge last full for
use in state road building. have been
replaced by Selectman Sullivan with a
pest and wire fence.
Builder McCollunl has taken the Job
of making over the lease Perry house
which was recently bought by a Mr.
Baldwin. of New York. from A. L.
Livermore. A carioad of furniture for
the house arrived last week.
Fred Niekerson, who recently went
to Spokane. is so Well satisfied with
conditions there that Ilt.‘ will reuulln
permanently. He has taken up a sec-
tion of land and is building a house.
ills ulster, Miss Belle, whoholds a po.
:rltion in the government laud office.
started cast from Spokane this week
to visit her parents here.
Since last March. Charles Baldwin
of the Center has been in debt to the
town for a fine and costs imposed by
iustlce Nickcrson. Tile court granted
IlIll twu or three extensions of iilue
in which to settle, and his promises of
payment not being in any measure ful-
1llc1i he was taken into custody by
Sheriff llunks last Week and lodged in
Bridgeport‘ in“.
work out is 354.
Highway Commissioner Mucdonald
was ill Georgetown last week inspect
lag the state road built there last fall
by More & Co. of Bridgeport. llc
ordered some. light additional work on
the gutters. but otherwise saw the Job
his approval. The commissioner inadc
ucll ill reference in the sections where
rddiiiouui aizric roads are to be con
.ur-ucied under lilo last appropriation.
r fact which confirms First Selectman
Banks in his surmise that the selec-
tions will be determined ripen will».
out the advice of the board. So far no
repair work has been done this season
upon the state funds in this town.
Suspccilng one day last week that
in- bed suffered a slight attack of sull-
‘ili‘fiIit'. Frank Freeland, caretaker and
‘fl'lit‘itli flrcioiuru at Fairllr-lrl Manor
N. F. lioggson‘s summer borne in
Pleasant Valley. began self-treatment
with large doses of hard cider and had
soon forgotten the original ailment.
'l‘llc wows of bibulons hilarity which
'u'occedcd from his cottage, became
diffused through the neighborhood and
so frightened the tyre servant girls Ill
llu» manor that film (allcd Freeland
1 i N1 xi IIll‘ maids appealed to W. C. Sun
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Guaranteed to Cure Any Cough 25c
Only Radical Cure for Bronchitis. 50c
Cures Worst Group' In a Few Minutes.
Cures Sore Throat and Ulcarated Tonclls.
Only Positive Cure for Quick Consumption. ..
Kills the Catarrll Microbe and Cures in One Month.”
mmmmmmnm.
Foyer or Money Reloaded. 50c- $1.00
graph music. The effort “as only
ip-ilthrliy stitCi ssful and Flu *iaud made
lruost of the night vocally tr.imultous
lftiril flu advice and aid and he has-
Itened to consult Mr. lioggson at New
IYmk or 1.: the long distance telephone
The latter told him to spill out the
icider and call upoll the sheriff to do
,lzlinrd duty on thc premises. Frec-
ilund protested so strongly against the
spilling program. however. claiming
riIlt‘ cider to be ills property. that Mr
ISaufom forbore action in this direc
lilon. Sheriff Banks being away.
{Grand Juror Duncan was applied to
land sent William Banks. the sheriff‘s
lson to do police duty. Young Mr.
ilinnks crun on duty bearing a shot
ifllil and spent the night 1m patrol.
)xcept for occasional naps. however.
.rltltiier Pchlnnd‘s thirst or noisincss
label ‘1) and another report and appeal
lwns made to Mr. Hoggson. This time
be responded in pcrson and by the use
Jot sleeping powders soon had Free-
land in a slate of profound repose.
W but the latter awoke he started fer
.Bcthci, but kept on in Danbury and
loaded up with Buttonhole Saturday
.night Mr. floggson received a call
‘from Johnson & Morrison at the
Ilictliei tIUVfliiiI‘ saying that l‘recland
Jwas time very drunk and very noisy.
Iand asking what disposition should be
halide of [film “Buy hlrn n‘ ticket for
Robert Ferry has moved from Pleas: '
Mr. and Mrs. Mater 0. Peck are at 1
their summer estate on Sunset Hill to ‘
” Miss J. 1.. Glider will come from '
* guaranteed treatment. for the
'Il.
The sum he has tel
in and tried to srmtlle him Willi phone1
«I. C
No money risked—we refund It if
not cured.
Dent daily with Doctors and
other Remedies. You have M
them and spent your money witfln
out getting any relief.
on. TAYLOR'B REMID
has neven failed and is the
of these dreadful diseases
member. if it fails to cure you,
retain your money. '
Solid or ask for free illustratéli
booklet.
" one :11 ' ‘
PLATNER e BRADLEY. .
South Norwaik. ‘
1.——— .- w.-. »W~ -.— .ow —-——~~—
New York aim put him aboard {My
train. " was the response and this .
done. Meanwhile Mr. Hoggeen ‘ '
removed the elder floril Freeland' s
1111 -in pails and irrigated the soil V
This is why that while every prime
peel about Fairileld Manor pl
there is just now a far-reaching vim-r
ncss of smell. For a uo~iicense tow
ltcddlng certainly has its share of truth
blcs. with the Demon.
DcWItt's Little Early Risers. tho
famous little IIYH‘ pills. are sold by
The Clifford Pharlnaey and The
Bridge i'llalmacy.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF
STRUCTION.
IN-
,Wlll Be Held in Burlington, Vt., Jill
7s 8 and 9-
ANSONIA June li—Jl‘he detailed
program for the 78th annual wealth
of tilt American institute of instruct;
lion. which is to be held at Burlington;
July 7.8 and 9. was made publiii
(yesterday. The organization w“
started in 1830:1111] is the oldest teach-
0in association ill this country Hen .
C Morrison of Concord N H. is the
president. and Edwin C. Andrews,
Armenia. Conn. se1retary. The 8983 '
{non will open Juiy 7 in the assemli
hail of the Burlington High Schoo.
;where addresses of wel1omc will be
made bv Governor Proctor. of Van
meat and Mayor Bigclow. of Hurling.
ion President Molrison. who is slain
superintendent of instruction for N
‘ilamyshire, will r1 spond ill behalf of
the educators. President John )1.
Thomas of Middlebury College, IS
icxpectct] to deliver an address on “Tim
Religious Spirit of Alutllca Mm
lioil." Ill. L. W laud New Eng
lsttrefary of the National Child LAM
‘l‘enicrcncm will talk on “labor in M
chboois." and Walter E. Ranker, cola
lilissioller of education of Rhmlo IV
éiand and chairman ol the committal!
on the teaching of trite rnutional pom
will make a report covtrlng the work
of his department.
On the following morning the
slon all] open with a general (II
siou of industrial education. Presidqt
icorgc Emory Fellows, of Maine . '
lvcrslty. speaking tip ‘The Direct" .
{lieu of industrial Education to Nation
ul Prosperit\;' 'Wiiiis 0 Smith. of
aster will tell what has been and
Mining done. in this connec tion in
lEngland and M w Alexander
.ly.un Mass” vicepresident of‘tho N
:ilouai Society for the Promotion:
industrial Education will discuss tit”!
question from the business man 'sptflii
of view. Charles D. Hine, secretaryot
the Connecticut State Board of Bill“-
‘cstion. will also speak. The merit.
meat of the teaching force will be the
topic for the evening' session on tit
Sth and Charles H Keycs. superintenv
dent of public schools of Hartford...
Conn. will be a speaker. Thursday
morning sectional meetings will Iii?
held. the list of speakers including
Superintendent of Schools F. H. Beetle
New Haven Colin, ' Superintendent
H Holmes. New Britain. Conn...
Burr. Willirnantlc. Conn. and so
tcndcnt F. A. Vclplanck South liltin-
eheater. Conn.
The closing session krill be held‘
Thursday evening Jilly 9. with
dresses by Lieutenant Governor G
H Pi-.outy of Vermont, and President
Flnvei S. Luther. of Trinity ,Colm
Officers will be elected and other. b ‘
nose transacted.
TRIAL BOTTLE 25C.
who was killed last evening by falling
from the city wharf to the deck of the
tugboat Babcock has been identified
to Howard Plum. a resident of Strat-
lord. He was alone whenvthe accident
occurred. and the fall broke his neck
killing him instantly. He is survived
by his mother find two sisters living in
Stratfot'd. There are no indications of
foul play .
W...—
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M .4
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YALEPRINOETON BALL GAME.
NEW HAVEN, June B.—-Announce—
meat was made yesterday by the Yale
' athletic authorities that the postponed
‘Yalo-li'rinceton baseball game of May
at) will be played at. New Haven Satur-
dy. June 13, this arrangement necessi-
tating, the cancelling of the-game with
Cornelia .
it.
Secured pelt Stakes of $25,000 at Ep-
som :3 :zvn: ‘ '"terdey.
LONDON, J une 6.—~'i‘he Oaks stakes
or 325,000 for three year old fillies.
about one mile and a half, ‘was run at.
Epsom Downs, yesterday, and won by
E Glnistrelil's italian filly Signorinet‘
ta. the winner of the Derby last Wed-
nesday. Lord Falmoluh's Curtesy was
second. and Santeve. owned by 0.11311-
waidee. was t lrd. Thirteen horses
ran. Rhodora. 'ichaid Croker's on
try fell down. 1
IUCKLEN'e ARNICA SALVE wms.
Tom Moore. of Rural Route 1. Coch-
ran, Ga... writes: “i had a bad sore
come on the instep of my foot and
could find nothing that would heal it
until 1‘ applied Bucklcn's Arnlen Salve.
Less than half. of a 25 cent box won
the day for me by affecting a perfect
eure."801d under guarantee at. I“
kl. Blister ii ores stow.
I
Only Thing on Earth That cures. Asthma.
nos-on “unannoun-
Tmmefipfllnfllomm a.
consonant muummmgmnm
250. 500 and 31 CO AT DRUGGISTS. ‘
, a, a. JACKSON 1: 00.. no. Ghemiete.
30 Gaye treats
1- stilt Verbal; feti-
. * to ”foot tonic
lm . iterates"
0 Item-
d” with a 8i
be“ Brazilian
Bel-i. e beat of
Tentacle (i month's
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INDIANAPOLIS. l;
Norwalk Chronicler