' "‘ Miss Bertha Hunter'has returned to
, asl. Bullhead.- Qupi Norwalk, has
returned fiho oBlnghampton, New
, coming 1
' moved Saturday by Dr W‘ J. Tracey.
, nium therq‘ would be on some streets
. deleflesmw from
..'£.“.”.E.PV
TOW
Id
Misti; asset in both in Bitch
no, in white and earn.
The “dog days” begin Saturday. ac-
cording to the almanac.
Mr and Mrs. Harry St OrInond. of
890th Norwark. have been 'spén’dlng a‘ '
few days in Bethel
A meeting of Uncns TI‘ille, No 26
Improved Order of Bed Men, will be
held tomorrow‘ night.
Washington Camp, No 11, Patriotic '
Order of the Sons of America, wllii
Ineet tomorrow evening.
A daughter was born last Saturday
evening to ..Mr and Mrs. William Snit-
tIn. of South Main street.
Miss Bertha Hunter has returned to
-her home in Lowe street. after a
week's vacation spent in Bctllel.
...—....
her home in LOIve street. after a
week's vacation spent in Bethel.
Miss Sadie Lawrence, of Greenwich.
has returned home from a few day‘s
visit with her uncle in Norwalk
-—Dr. Dick‘s cures Malaria.
Humboldt Lodge, Sons of llcrman.
(ill meet tomorrow evening in the
outh Norwalk Quartctte Club hall
Twenty- -thrcc years ago Saturday the
figs were hallmastcd for the death
0 General Grant. He died July 28.
185. ’ '
dies Edith...Wllliams, of Merwin
AW n‘i W lived: for '
I‘M mauve Ill- It‘WI‘a'rsl WWW-
In:5 meson-er
need many of the
little aids and com-
Iforts to 807000015 ,
oul’ store. 'r'ollet
solids. blith" p‘re.
p‘aratio'n'l'l. ati'd‘aids
of'svery cla‘ss.‘
When" town
without a-suppiy.
....
II. A
important II'Ieeting of the Nor
wal liarb'ers' China is scheduled for
Tuesday evening.
The baseball game, which was to
have been played saltI'Iday afternoon
at Darlen, sweep the team of that
place and to uimog Club aggrega-
tion. of (tarball. was called off be
cause of the rain.
walk was to have gone to SllI'l-Imlnc’.
Saturday altclnoon and played the
team of that place, but the engage-
ment ind to be postponed. because of
the weather:
Mrs. John C. MeGlIlc. formerly Miss
Frances Hoyt. who has been employed
for several years at the Water street
allies of Raymond Brothers, resigned
on Saturday. Charles tlruy,
street, has succeeded her.
At the Norwalk Yacht Club. Hick
ory Ill 1!, Tuesday evening, the week-
ly dun a will be held. and lineage
Inents have been“ made for a pleasant
time. Sneldel's Orchestra. of Bridge
port, will furnish music.
Iitltet, Norw alk is a guest of Miss Net-
tie Sweet, in New Rochelle. New
Yuk.
(Iurt lilnhackcmo. Foresters of
Am‘rleu. will meet tombrrow evening
in the hall in Swartz 6‘5 Corbett's
bloc. '-
"——
P. 0. Munsburv Lodge New Eng-
. land other of Plotectlon, IIill meet
Tues-my night. at the hall in _Washlng
ton sreet.
MI's‘. H'elen' Lockhart, of Norwalk.
has aecn visiting hen cousin. Miss
Sadie Lawrence of Shelwood place.
GrecnIich. .
The. weekly display of llIeIIurks will
he heldat Roton Point. Tuesday even-
ing. anI promises to be the best of the
season hus far.
“'2‘
Percy Quintard is enjoying a vaca«
, tlon tron his duties in New York and
is spouting the time mostly about the
shores of The Norwalks.
Dr. T.A. Riordan, the dentist at 203
Main stipet, Dunbnry, but alrcsldcnt of
Norwalk has returned home from a
tWo morths‘ trip in Europe,
’ Mrs Clark and two daughters.
Misses Grace and Mildled, are spend-
ing two weeks at the home of Mr. and
Mrs Edvard Cooke of CI'InbuI y
Mrs Frederick Branch who has
been thc ghost of Mr and Mrs Thom-‘
York.
It... nlsi‘ket is well supplied with
blackberries hucltieberries are
maul ly. are a low
at Norwalk. by Judge Samuel Young.
Saturday
friends who can care for her.
I
I Joseph Whitley. Arlingtou Faultil'
intend to pitch camp at Pine Point to
,day. The Ioung men expect to spend
about four weeks of this life' at this
place. A fine time is anticipated."-
The forty-third annual reunion oi
the Twentieth regiment, Connecticut
Volunteer Infantry. wll be héid a
Lake Commence, Tht allay. Angus
13. Tile business merging will be belt:
at 11 o'clock and the dinner will fol
low. .
8
The rain on Saturday flooded Watel
street. South Norwalk. the-sewers be
ing inadequate to carry all the surfncr
supply. Raymond Brothers' yard war
covered with water several inches
deep. Iilld it IIus impossible to use
some of the horses .and wagons during
the storitt.
The second annual meeting oi the
Bates association will be held at
Ilingham Mass. August 4 Ex- Gov
'ernor John L Bates. of liostott."will
preside. Illngham is the ancestla.
home of Clement Bates, {tom whou
a majority of the membets of the as-
soclatlon are descended.
Miss Florence Travers,‘of the Poll
Stock Company. of Bridgepbrt, has
been the guest of Miss Emma Schmidt
of North M in street. for a short time
She left t is morning, and the com
pany will go to Pittsbbrg. and expect
Cleveland, Ohio. and Detroit.
The
raspberri a. pro bly the st of the.
season.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox is advising,
. In’others how to raise perfect children.‘
Ella is fully qualified to give lld\lce,i
for she never had any kids of her
own. -—Bridgeport Evening Past
The scarlet. fever quarantine Was re-
from the home of William Carroll. who
has been confined with this disease for
some time, at his home in Fairview
avenue ' ‘ .
Tlibse siren'moahs' with which II
Auto oblles are equipped may be
fe
e'n'bu tlntw willit a paddelno:
w'ci
ll’ every cu‘r were similarly equipped. —
Ansonla Sentinel.
, A Iueéung. will ,be ;held', this evening
at the quarters of Putnam Hese Com-
pany.in inF‘ranklia. street, tor. the pur-j
say-obi tiberins the can idacy 9F
£37“ _Cinr. thesis tehefof the
tl‘hianrwa Fire , partm'ent. fin
bee of senior vice- president or
the State Flremen' 8 Association The
,T e Norwalks and
mtihlfi even-
wi 1 uhdéubtediy be
and Mr. mClaIlt
nimnlmously endorsed.
Aloha
Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco
slid Smokeflddggiples of all kinds
MWWBWK.
'Djl. mailers,
' at .
lam "Erma.
wellness-Ila-
Inf”
g?" liléyfuéé‘li 1' '
#4 No. Main a“
every {nail and no nwho is handlliz
any c‘o‘ns’ldcrable ana 90f money.shou d
have a bank account. A checking ac
count with the South Norwalk Trust.
Company Will enable you to has an"
accurate check on‘ your expendi tires
and provide you with a‘ receipt fer
each dlsbusement.
LIP-*—
Knights of Columbus have received
from Boston an invitation LO the cor
emonles in connection with Elitbitrk
ation Day. which will be' held? under
the auspices of Boston chapter,
Knights of Columbus, August" .I, at Re
Jere The day, is, a, celebration by.
Knigh s in co emoration of the ds—
cove of Ain‘t err by Clitoral) us, and
is called “Etnbarkation hay."
" i‘J. IS art Barrygéo 0;“!!an
very n rr'qw escaiie tly. Edam
lng run into by a large automobile,
1while lie was returning to his homé
mun Poplar Plains The roable oc~
curbed at the corner of Divis son‘ streets
land Newtown avenue: As he camta".
around the sharp. corner an auto was
coming at a that Speed towards him.
BOW-901M quid“! u the side of this
stdppetiswlthiu
Minn. . .
A
road, ”mm-e0 Tabbhle
Let us make you look
the remedy—a new ~
igullrslneed' to cum. They matte you
.11 e. inner. “and, look better.
tanin‘g good impressions they are' un-
excelled. Wear regularly Change at
leaf n 80 . .
- tpvib‘ciihai Not;
LEO S‘J [SEPPEL
FAsHlleIsl: TAILOR,
i liKhthell
it.
The Kelsey baseball team of Now
of Ann .‘
Gertrude Bates. eleven years old. of '
Talf avenue. Stamford. was committed .
to the Temporary Home for Children ‘
She is without Iclatlvos oi ;
and “Happy" Lluitlgau. of Norwalk.
to stay one week, and then will go it 3
Safety and convenience demand that §
"' skins Hercs
s'uu— ,
F9”. sus "l1
South Not-walk. .
t Rollin‘ With No.1
m
Joseph B Ella, Jr., of Waterbury.
: upent Sunday at his h in Norwalk. '
‘4 l I
. Our Brothers' Lanai) 0 id. or
: ifIII-walk, will hold} session this sveh
‘ I
i? The Governing B'oa d
leb will meet at illb,
“ht at 8 o'clock; w;
, I
of the Country
club house to-
u'glas F wle'r A.B.. wlll
bod a regu ar meetlng‘g this evening
lb Raymond's llull, Washington street.
llilys with relatives in New York city.
Mr.‘ a'nd Mrli. llb'el'l Horton, of
gallium street. urwslio expect to
feture.
[‘ielnl this week camping out at Call
:Mrs. Robert
r Florence an sen hurled. of South
~ rwalk have been t e guests oi the
- lssos Keane, in Bethel. '.
.___..__...,..
Louise Schonda'y and Miss
ne Schonday. who hays been
‘~‘ lvlsltlng at Belle Island, have returned
heme to Amsteldam, New York.
Mrs.
W ,l m' I
I Miss Lcnnette Sathor and Miss Mar
510 Macb‘urland, of South Norwal ale
visiting the iatter‘s aunt. Mrs ..ll
‘ Carr, (I; Franklin street, Stamford.
Captain John Wymus .and Mrs
Wymus and daughter. Mildred, of
Cree-sport. 1.. l.. were over Suuda
guests of .Mr. and Mrs. William
Hoyt.
The steamcl John Sylvester will Inn
7: moonlight excursion August 4th,
leavlnbsteambout at ii p In. Music.
dancing and refreshments will be on-
loyed
, A large number of telephones of the
town IIeIc binned out by the terrific
lightning Sutuldav afternoon. The
linemen of the telephone common are
busy today.
George Collin Challes Gold‘schlnldt.
Warren Scol‘leld and George Weyer-I
hauser. of Norwalk. established a
blimp at Compo Beach. yesterday. 'The
camp has been christened "Camp
'Piac.” Wayflhnnser is ,cbef Sidney
Oasessky, New York. fo'rrm-rly of
Norwalk. is a member oi til
u'rlE T‘o voua LEISUEE‘HOURS.
(“Diff-HALE? ARE sun: To 95,15}
2-18 spot: has Street.
The DESIRE
(“fit
11;. ,‘II-'.
SOUTH”MRWALK
I-,~.\.».
we'd-Jo 4...." to: 0.|'
Yu (1 bettti'r come so;
680 rafifi arni
tables this week.
store will 'so'e that.
'5in 9.1.” 1145......
(“as for Little
: or it d
That we
die godd quality in the shoes 17
bottom has dropped.
A'b
Uri:
Cdillllléncing Nest Nomi
GEOR
,l 0. R, will
'. I: set Wednesday own n‘g.
W
Ex‘Selectman Janice A Brown, of,
South Main street. is spending a few -
——---I;-
Mitchell lim' (ills 5in
l
_ been held on the matter early 1
'Llrgo Number of Friends Tend.
night at the home of Miss Flore
iAndersou.
Those in attendance “Wef‘ the MIAMI?
Bchuub. Jack M
his met
"Bolt!
the Dark," “The Ever Loving Spollm
tug Sam”
- Beubenf’
Served at 12 do
has and Jack Me n n gate an exih
bitten cake walk an b'nrn dance. ‘
DECISION BY RAILROAD COMMiS-
0d
ho'r I Burbrlae Frid‘y Evadingi: ‘
A surprise party was hold b‘riiEIy
'e
in Chant-client a'veu
Emma Schmidt. Louise Schuub
once Anderson, Lillian Anderson 'l‘ by
Emerson
H0101) ll
Stain. Becky Cohen Eva Bichalds and
EaTRElll
Quinn of Stamford. Kirk Parker and
John Duify.
The party broke up at about 9 30 ,
ill. In. Miss Andersflh proved to bll
Lillian Emerson May Cullcn',
”Echelon. May lilacknum. Minx
Cohen, plotters. Joseph WlIitl y.
liasta, Phil Schaub Jack 1 e;
a
line hostess. William Basin and Joe
eph Whitley gave harmonica solely
tlons. accompanléd on the piano ibyi
Miss with and Louise
ulnn did justice with
lie sang ilh'o
Emma S
ions bliss voice.
and‘ ‘My Name is Tickli all
A bountiful slipper Ilas
Miss Leah
SIONERS.’
‘The railroad commissioners have
ed their decision in the petition of the
New York. New Haven and l‘larti’trrd
Railroad Company asking that l
branch running from llethei and New
town to liawlbyilllle Hearings have
Ils
month. and the colnmissioners' order
is tllai the ,crosslllss be abolished
the abandonment of the launch
The company lids petitioned the rilil
load commissioners for the right to
take certain land bé’ioh‘glng‘ to W. mill
and Mary Baker in the town of Cram
proposed llartlord Middletown troill
A hearing on the petition has been 48
signed for July 80 at‘ 11 n. to.
well. to be used in connection with tEI: ,
Mistress“: How long Were you lift .
Ionr last lace. Bridget?
Maldv—S are, an if I’d stayed There
eleven months ion
‘livln' there a yearma’li‘ife. -. .
We .- .
A HOUSE IN HAEDLY COMPLE "E IN THE SUMMEE TIME WiTl'i'
OUT A HAMMOCK. OUE LARGE LINE INCLUDES NUMEROUS STYLE
AND DESIGNS, WHICH ARE SOLD AT PRICES THAT‘WILL. ADD PLEA-04‘
MOST or: our: HAM'hiOCKS HAV
Funeral Directors and Emhaiiners.
COKFORTABLE PIAOWS. THE CDL'OR COMBINATIONB'? A'NLD T'l-ilf
' t
South Norw‘bllt‘ Co
”H... . u..m
i
.To Acoulna Aguamgss, soucflflori Is: A Nicolai -.<~.
one. FOLLOW iT till EV :54an 1: n
. MERRILL Insurances
No limit cousse 1N Anv’dciiodL A‘r'A'N
“:IQQI
III-Aw can
With nearly th months of warm weather ahe'qd of tuba own he surprisi‘ l
ed at the genuine. big-“nines in Summer,] 3goods
N III-II a
does not mean anything unless we have tooth e'ar that will stan'd blicit'
have. and you will not, haye to he a shoe cpl I o 8
olive offering at'prices fron'i'ivaio'h tgai
Eadi‘éli' canal Motifs,
FLYNN SI-”
4': él’lafiirpsswalvhmu ”H; ”W".
Eubi‘éisl mild ijbll divilh“; ,a’utomo
00m
.I'... I.
I ', . ‘
r git.
“M. AJNERRILC’M i -' ‘
lea-triad ii?»
3.0!! our (“Q
custpniers otq tl
W i
qt 1538le "
{elite NEBWM‘
l.ty " ”Atrald to Come Home in '
ini- T
on -
grade crossings be eliminated on the :
l’y
Gill“ ”(1‘ there bclyn .
\ i
Ill‘af lieu of 400 de'gte‘é's.
ven mere economy d
the' wheat impure maple syrupf
to eat it.
, It Ivy
3 none of'v
l dren as this perfect wheat.
WHOLESALE silib' album-ill.
Hm to Sport on Little} In Prohibi-
, Iron ' dam-bis.
The biggest do‘Ic shoot of the year
In this section and on'e of the biggest
ever held was titled 01: yesterday on
one of lra 006 'u plantations in' Lee
county-
'l NA: dseyara'l‘ h'undrcd acres in ell?
had beenl .b'ul Ii daily (01‘ a be
, at séwni Illeo Is and sportsmesp
acted l y. hamburg an
veral 0 er I e- .Thele were .he'
Slaw 125 and no sunsets in the tield
ban the hints began thins. lust utter
lin'wu, and it is probable that more
than 6.000 dmés were killed. , .
' In spite of the limit slaughter ”the
birds swoon. to be as Illmltllulns
Mv ever, been. A number of lad};
part olimlellit in yesterday' s shoot ,
Ahig bird shoot was given by ,..J
ll) ikin. in a 200-ltil‘t‘ level
it; 1:. ;7: 18x. 7:.5lx. 9: 51:; 10:32
El. Stevens and ..I ".1 ”older al, Ste
one farm. four. miles south of Lump
field today
‘lBlrds were plentiful and between 1 000
l: find 1.500 were killed. Sixty guns were
n the field. The hunt was follt'Iwed
,i‘ Bad tang We“); and bird roast—Atlanta
onht q t
m)”..I-«l-Ls I.
8‘64 .. I.
"'Il'é'iiil NN'RAVEN a
HARTFORD utmost)
-. , I th ,. ,1 -
ITIME TABLE. '
In” as?“ Jane 14. not.
.7 ' F30 ‘i’Ii NbiiwsLK To Nilw yoitk.
0: 54:: l: 5116. inn. 8: 48:;
:06}. 9: 30):, 9: 5i. 10: 23x, 11: 20:
RIM-4mm. 1: 05. I: 40x. 2. 51's:
am. 3: 52: 5: 07.. 5:37 5:..51: 5:40
Sat;
31—12253: 5: 07x. 5. 41:. 6:11.
F450;
ya only. 3: 820,,S .
35,1042 53x; ugly. mi, 5. 41:, 8: 54x
3
F' M—12;5.6’x.. 2: “x. 2: 51:, 5: 37,
E653; hiltlx,‘ #108“. 7251i 0: 51x,
:
i' 800$”me vyiALIt TO NEW
A. M—121031t', 1:1'6x'. 1: 57:, 5.
it: 28 8: 30, 9; 1.4: 10:24:. 11:10x, 11:4
PI. Mrlil- 08!. 1:18. , 2: 49.
51211;. 4: 21. 5: 10‘. 5: 31' 5-51}; 8: 83-,
‘0'09x,930 9:,1x10:02. 1
all. ..
. A M.—-:12:09x;.1.16x. 1: 57:; 7: 44, x1:
. o. 50;. n; .
ll? Ill—II: '48. 7. 03E. 8. zonal};
sol-i Eli“ N‘b‘liwstlt T6 DANsuitV
in Pat. colt. Gull Metb'l '1685
and Tan C7".
Former Price. $2 50.
ill
. " peril".
7 ram 'VAUDEVIELE.
'3' A. Ila—1:18: 5 20 5:48.10. 008.. I.
..
P. Ell—1:25. 4: Mix. 5:,21k 6:13.738:
Saturdays only, 2: 351;. ' I
Similar—9: 15, 10:0152 s. In: 'I 35
lpm,
DANSURY IO' SDUTH' NORWALKI
liAIIMw-éthll. 7:25, 8:051. 8:15 10:10x,
’ 10?. 0'. 882’ 8:55.
i div}— 8:. Its; 5:200 7:880
aim
New volilf To STUTl-lfi NORWALK.
Mf-lz: 0015‘ I ‘Ffi‘xl i
8‘: 0 01001.. 9:15x, 10' 02;,
11: P00'XM. 11: ”'5,
ago? 27: 2: 53x 3: 26!,
4: 032M 4. 0 4:15‘i,- 4. 8'2,- 5. as, 5: 08.
5: 25. 0: 00):. 6: 08, 7': 10, 8: 02x. 0: 00;.
- l): 30. .11: 00x.
. Build syn. - .
AI: M.:—-—1300x.6:00, 7:30,.92002,
m, 10:02: , .
a... b.9505, 5:04 6:002, 7:00x.
8:30;, 11:00. ,‘
l Then those thin iiakes are toasted 30 minutes i
That long process is necessary to
gention. Every food expert knows tins.
The particles must be separated, by heat and
Expands “pl-fluke
--t 036%” food that' s all toad-the food that will
Wt- d6 this to make the. flavor enticing, so chfl- ' '
than will want it. You don‘t need to urge them
Il' you serve thorn seems: an infetioi' fbdd.‘
they’ll urge you hm! to this: .
"While it so;- 'FOr no other cereai— I,
clad feeds-48 hilt so 360d for chE- l
mnnpoflhfit.
3 In (Samba day-o, when most is too heating, §
':3i0x..'
are air:
We want your clashes“; 0010an this
HMS so we“. odor to 503% are first:
1:. vii.
m... No child‘ 58055 content wwhorii’it‘ can. , .1
prism»
W
parted di-
them Judge for
at your grocer' s,
for “SUP;
. "we‘d
Then let this perfect food} on your table, argue.
"Inf'VélI:
I}
I. e In holds to e‘ ii: nth L'i‘ldfib" It is die id:”l' food flit. slimmer Ii. N
fig 83ch be? c lillo 'itbdrtll‘ o'i imaXInuiin of? Mumps; M'WW t“ E
' n'uulmum lice . ‘ . .. arr ,,._ «IT I
Our: wheat is smammked to; ii." hog”. _ Comfort and h'ealth delimit! 'Itt E“? m ‘I
g‘ggflg“ pure "1.3919 WM Then Thcnit '5 cured breakfast- shonid consist‘so'iély of “Mil-“m ‘
Then each is crate hurry is linked as thin and fruimt“ A ghoti way to serve them Is to mix 1
as .5! .. .. I . '
mow who! our ovens can pcn'eo ,them to r.'. «a: ’wlm ° 5'
tét'. ‘ ‘ M Ma . ‘1’
We won't you to try this ideal food. if only (01
the children’ s sake.
Compare it wiih fad foods, if you haV'E nsétl‘
Try it at our expat”.
yourself which' Is best.
by cooking, so: the digestive juices can get to Ask your children their opinions. y m,
( them. . thé ones to pieuc' 1‘
' 9t, Ote‘rydlse half oftbe food is wasted. It fer- Please send us this coupon—now before you '
denim smilir'ritstes the stomach lining. {brget it! We will then send you an order, good
for a full-size package free. ‘
30;?
VS...
lr
Aw.4,.
To make the best food most delicious, We cook : 3 - ,
7. . I.
‘ ' .. ~ 4
a ,. ..
! rm.
Illa twin vitality-a,
‘drdb r on' my grocer
for s 15c package free,I
d’l'l'be and to try it. ‘
.;.
o :{Jdim'
, a» .5!“
U, 5!. Address l
.. .. -. ...,.clb
8h ; ~.~
4M. -€_-2_;-_ -..M —"—-f'. " ' __-_
l
ULL TiME AT. RAILROAD SHOPS.
tall at lnpreoflctlvity pt. New Ha-
,.~ \an .CIIl: Repair W0 hy-
rysubsiantlal sign I) returning
M; on the New Haven road. on
Saturday. when notice was gly-
about 100 men enlp'loyclhln the
,g'd'parttuent at the shops in
SEE n that beginning today the hefty.
on a nine-hunt achodu e
dy's a‘ week, 0 iny the par;
pill! a who haluile th'c freigh't equip
mint ,0! the company are included‘
his orlidr ,They have been yorki
our clays a week at tile railroad shops
alout lhi‘ee mollllll-i-an d this in
“lease in the workln
:sr relIalreIs has amused a hope
mom: the' othtIr shonh'len' that eve'ry
apartment of the planb will soon be'
at on the old schedule of six da'ys
d. nine’ hours a day. .. I
When the New llavan first lei he
fleetil of the recent business 01%:
l
xthe shop‘ forces of the com y
lwere cut. down all along the' line. In
New Haven men were. Ila-hi on in
en. were idle. A few men. of sang.
bail. weld continued; on the job an
slurday's order. Jnoreaslug the’ re-
lr gang is the first imp in putting
as men beck» war
Th freight true the New Ila
. ills increased msuflllclently in the
pa
laauvfiy in no; silo is abides by high
which“ of the corn uy'. nod they are
loow l lug' to we to eve‘n II. gseatel‘,
«increase which w furnish work for
mote of the old e'mp'ioy'es. ,
Ileana}; ' inn Iidédllnli. .
II | ‘ .I 7' 7 b
Ilt glass amigo 5:33.113,“ {3 eaasstg; c'
”90“??? of '8] Hill N
8 3, C I r~
. . 'II a .6013ch It's ilfibestbsalvfe
thy will In shards, It' (WWW-1 lei Ml
l
y. " I ' -‘ a 7‘
packing
hing you wiii find We are ready with
acatidn duly»-
, I. ‘2 0g
; s'a'z‘iulig" s‘flliu' "' ii. 5‘06 a
' Knee Drown. .poi: to $2.00
Coat alibi. ..... -phc' til $2.60 '
son Shl with poll Conan, .
ho rs of the .
atciles 9f 50 01 more until about 600 ~-
on“: to. migrant a little more. ..
. liI'I'y‘onr' vacation tilt: .-
till it yo'u tin you site in' Iiéed of 55:5 . '
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tn" 31500} sorts 0': Men 'a‘We'r‘llubles 10r-
TLOS'S or 85,060,500 FROM FLoo‘b': .
ANTIOCIL Cal. July 27. ~Neaxslr
200 feet of the San Joaqulm Rigor, ,lg;
Ives av .way yesterday, and y.
,,c"omprlsing 4 .000 acres. "Eligi-
mg 300 acres of celery was flood
e' property loss is estimated at 25,- 0
000. 000
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better if you knew there-woe .1onin
supply of, bani in your cellar Why,
ward o] the first chilly brgath 0!
autumn. We are daily putting: in will:
ter'co‘si for prudent people who pil'h'
well ahead. You cannot make a min-
unit In' 06mg this.
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