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rom pure fruit juices and are prepared
under- the most cleanly conditions. All
flavors, be.
THE 1111111111: PHARMACY.»
l0! YrIAOchNflTON :TRIIT.
The infant son of James Gordon
died at his home, Slate street. Friday
morning.
Mrs. Alfred Fitch of h‘arnlingtoh,
Me, a former resident of this town,
is visiting friends here
,Wiiiiam White is putting in the
foundations for a house 011 Sycamore
street fer Annie Pedereski.
W. H. White has taken the con-
F
tract for Anlla Radzimanowskl.
Finch Brothers will do the mason
work. . .
Bartiey Griffin, son of Mr. and Mrs.
'John F. Griffin, of Gregory Boulevard.
has rechvered from a few days' ill-
ness.
" H.‘ Rider has again moved lllto the
Rainer block on the Washington
street bridge. and opened a butcher
market.
Mr. Harry A. Bradley. of Senview
11161111er now recovering nicely from
a several week‘s‘ llilless, and is able
to benbout again.
, Mrs. Nathan Edeson and son and
daughter. of the Washington street
bridge, have returned home from a
short visit in New York city.
W
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com-
, pany went through routine matters at.
last night's monthly business meeting
at headquarters 111 Van Zandt street.
. Tho cellar for Dominick Cancvari's
new building at the intersection of.
Washington street and Seaview ave-
nue is now about ready to be stoned.
" Next Sunday Rev. 1“. S. Ainsworth.
secretary of the Connecticut confer-
ence, will preach at both services, ill
the Advent Christian Church. ill Dall-
bury.
. Robert llubbeil, of the Warner Bros.
factory in Bridgeport, ls takillg a va-
cation of two weeks. With Mrs. Hilb-
' hell, he will take a tour through the,
state of Maine.
John W. Wheie entertained 11 party
of 20 friends at Hall‘s island, on Sat-
urday.Tl1'e feature of the occasion
was an old fashioned clam bake with
all the accompaniments.
‘ The Pastime Orchestra. members, of
'East Norwalk. will take nightly trips
to New Canaall, next week. The or-
chestra has been engaged to furnish
'music at atair in that place.
Snapper bluefish have not gotten
clear to the head of the East Norwalk
channel. A week ago these fish were
Very small. but 110w sonle handsome
ones in point of size are being landed.
' , Driver Finch, of the Mullins Provis-
‘i‘on Company. of Stamford. who was.
mixed 11p ill all automobile accident
at Nbroton this morning, has a route
through East Norwalk. He was not
injured.
» David Berggren. who is employed as
clerk ill the police department of the
city of Springfield, Mass, has returned
to his duties, after a vacation visit
with his cousin, Fred Berggren at
East Norwalk. ,
Friday of this week is the date of
the 'annual picnic oi’ the Advent Chris
': .tian Sunday school. The members or
' tile school will be taken to Valley
.' _Grove. Long island, on the steamer
" Huntington.
Motorolan' H. N. Godfrey, oi’ the
East: avenue line, and Motorman C. M.
' Williams.» of the Gregory Point line.
re. enjoying vacations. today. Max
almo and John Darrow are taking
eir, places.
, 1.“ Edward Eldridge, a well knokn East
-. Norwalk young man, is ill-training for
3 the athletic events at Roton Point on
Labor Day. Mr. Eldirdge intends
to enter the 100 yard dash and the
huarter mile run
I 4.3% been a rearrangement of
the tower on the new section of the
Advent Christian church in Van Zandt
street. When the tOWer was built, it
Appeared very equally to many of the
Good Measure
11.111131 3911 always get here; you
always get good llty here and you
always get colirteous treatment here
Our prices are low because .we are will-
.. ingL to tPeel rich Mammy. We would rather
any people at a reas-
guide price Mti n to Charge an out-
eons price once and never see the
customer amid, ~
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informed the shur‘ih that he had built
strictly sccor ing to the plans. The
matter was adjusted, and the tower
has been built several feet higher.
m
A. delegation of 11111111 Nolilvalk‘ prom
bitionists went over to South Norwlllk
last evening and heard the Prohibi-
tion party’s candidate for governor.
Matthew E. 0' Ellen, who delivered a
speech on the issues.
The South Norwaik electric light
commissioners are planning to pllt a
shield on an arc light on the Washing-
ton street bridge, in order to prevent
boat navigators from being blinded
.' while attempting to land.
liownrd Beers believes he has dis-
covered who it was that. took his baby
carriage from the Washingtml street.
bridge a few weeks ago, and intends
to prosecute. The affair has arou ,ed
a considerable discussion among he
parties at interest.
The sail on the sound. which H. J.
Hipson, teacher of the Baruch Class,
intends to lellder the‘members this
evening in his launch inez. will be the
second of the kind. Last your the
young men had a great time, including
a moonlight swim.
The members of the Dory Soolal
Cillb are looking forward to next Sun-
day, when they Will take a trip over to
Eatoll's Neck, Long lslalld. and play
11 baseball game. with a team from that
place. On a recent trip of the club
across the Sound, the contest was ar-
ranged.
Frank Decker, of Second street, has
not yet recovered his bicycle. which
disappeared some time Saturday night
or early Sunday morning from ill front
of the iiafner establishment at Belle.-
dict Farms. Mr. Decker is confident
that should any one appear with the
machine he could easily recognize it.
The Elsket cruising party. including
George R. Van Alstyne and Victor W.
Ferris. and Dr. Willis 1.. Crowe, of
New Haven, was at New London. yes-
terday, en route to Block island anti
no iurthel accidents have been 1eport-
ed. Gilbert E. Bogart. of East Nor
walk. may go to Block island and ac-
company the party home.
There was a brawl which lasted
for more than an hour, according to
report. last night, in the neighborhood
of 10 o'clock ill East Washington
street. One' man who saw the aiilllr
described it this morning as a mixed
ale party. A woman who saw her son
ill the crowd attempted to get him out
of it. No arrests were made.
Calf Pasture has quite the appear-
ance. of a tented city, with its many
campers. The latter are taking full
advantage of the ‘warm weather, and
are having a great deal of fun. 1'i‘he
principal diversions are fishing, clam-
ming and bathing. and a considerable
portion of the time just now is taken
11p ill fighting the mosquitoes, which
are more ambitious ill their drilling
operations than at any time before
this season.
The members of the East Avenue
Methodist Sunday school will ‘go di-
rectly to the. South Norwalk railroad
depot tomorrow morning, and Will not
assemble first at the church before
starting on the annual excursion, The
excursionists are requested to BSSClll'
ble at the depot at 8:30, in order that
there may be plenty of tillle in which
to distribute the tickets. Five special
cars will be attached to the 9:06 train,
which will be taken to Mount Vernon,
and the. journey to the Bronx complet-
ed by trolley.
—Allction Sale household furniture.
garden utensils. etc.. at Willialn. E
iiarnes'. 6 Hawkins Ave.. East Nor-
walk. Wednesday, Aug. 12. at 1:30
rain or shine. .
ROWAYTON.
Mrs. F, T. Huntington and ‘Mrs. M.
H. Nutiing. of South Norwalk, called
oh friends here, ill Raymond street”,
yesterday.
George A. Chapman, of' New York.
has acquired a piece of property in
Witch Lane. this place. from Mrs.
Mary A. Vincent. and intends to im-
prove it.
———-u-
The Bryan-Kern banner raising,
which was to have taken place at the
residence of Captain William 1. Stev
been postponed to some future date.
The contractor who is working the
roads through this section was com-I
pelled to lay ofi.I his men yesterday, as
a valuable horse died which belonged
to the team used on the road machine.
W, B. Mills. of Rowayton .has 11155
finished work on the Belle island hos
house. It was proposed to put wheels
011 the house, but as it is now in Fire
Chief Rowland‘s back yard it is not
likely that they will be added.
A meeting of the Delphian Athletic
the club rooms. the old Baptist charm.
and plans of more or less importance
were suggested and discussed. A com-
mittee was selected to examine the
old Y. M. G. A. athletic apparatus in
South Norwaik, which is offered for
sale at a reasonable price. The mat-
ter of laying a new floor for gymna-
sium work was also suggested and
laid over to await the report of a com-
mittee. It. was voted to buy a shot
ing pole. An athletic meet with some
of the Belle Island athletes was also
discussed. and will he held later in
ter Onkell was elected captain of the.
track team and 1practice for the meet
with the. Belle islanders Will be under
his direction. »
tone the mun. stimulate the liver.
promote digestion and s polite and
or 1111111.A.11 r
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beats a hou-
ens, in Rowayton. last evening, has ‘
Association was held. last evening. at
for athletic contests and also 11, vault— '
the month. A committee was selected . ‘
to prepare for irritating the athletic Tel} ‘52‘ ,East Norwalk-
liliaoor apparatus; and the club Will ,
soon have amides] gymnasium. lat 31}...
~Dosp'g‘nagulets cure ‘conhtipailon, '
L13 no “can.
Frank lilndley. of Dnrien, has secur-
the latter' s office. in Washington street.
South Norwaik.
,1
Alien Risk. of 11111011 11nd Hartford.
took a party of Darien and South Nor-
walk friends on a sail to Long island
Sunday ill hiu launch (‘omtgl'L While
acloss the Sound, the pally saw a
speed tlial of the fast lirldgopolt
launch. Dell off the Chateau ties llenux
A1 ts
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE.
Mrs. A. A. Scott, of 8 Bank street
Danbury. has returned home after
spending a week with her son, A. ll.
Scott, at Woodbine Joitage, Hello is
land.
———.—-
Bessie and Frances Kesier. twins, of
South Norwulk, who are entered ill the
baby Show, were recently referred to
11s being two years of age. bill they are
bllt eleven months old.
Master Lonnie Foileite. who is re-
cciving such an enthusiastic welcome
at Roton. this week. is looked after by
his grandmother, who is all adept of a
manager. No small credit for ion.
nie's quick changes and cute makeups
is due her. They are stopping for the
week at the Reich Point liotei.
This week’s bill of vaudeville is the
best of the season. Last niglltthe piaz.
za was crowded practically to its limo
it. and lhe same condition will un-
doutbedly obtain all the week. The
Great Poole does some clever magic
and card manipulating and Wilson and
Brandon are considerably above par in
their dancing and singing act.
Lonnie Follette. the clever young
vaudeville star. received nothing short
of an ovation. last night. when he
made ills filst appearance of the sea-
son on the piazza of the Roma Point
hotel. As soon as lklnnle' s name went
up on the boalli, them was applause
and when he tame out on the stage be
fairly had to blush at the welcome he
received. The. talented little star has
certainly won a host of friends and
admirers ill The Norwalks. Last night
he impersoualed Vesta Victoria. Eva
Tanguay aild Alina iieid so perfectly
that had these. Broadway satellites
been in the audience they would pro-
baiy have pinched themselves to see it'
they were real. Lonni was also right
there with his dancing llct. Tile crowd
was loth to allow him to retire. He
will appear all the week ill the vaude
ville program.
Fred Edwards is practicing hard for
his job as barker and lecturer when
Edna. the wild girl. who eats frogs.
hop toads. lizards and snakes, makes
her appearance at the Point. The de-
mure and retiring Edna, with an 1111-
11511111 and voracious appetite. is to hold
forth at Roton» on Labor Day and the
Saturday and Sunday preceding. Ed-
wards ets out on the beach every
lnornln and makes a noise like n cy-'
clone striking a sawmill for three quar-
ters of an hour, after which he reads
Shakespeare until lunch time in order
to- infuse obsolete. hilt .picturesque '
phraseoiogy into his spiel. Incidental-
ly he has applied for membership in
the Ananias Club and has ordered a
set of “Penetrating the African Jun-
gle,” which tells of the pathetic early
history of air. fairy. flitting Edna. be-
fore she struck civilization. When
Edwardshasn't anything else to do he
looks after Emil Sonnenherg's cologne
rack.
ed 11 position as stonograpller with the V
_ Nataonili Oyster Cl'n‘rler company. at
John H. Knapp
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Sis-rt; John H. Light
F . .
should
snow wil to, imam dud" Po?-
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Collin macaw-1m
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient it would
b. to am but and cold 1111111111. Voter
in your dressing chamber, sleep
lng apartment or first. floor toilet
room? its presence would an'ord you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. 6111
plumbers are strictly company“ no
chanics. honest and reliable.
HORACE R. nAsll,
Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only;
011 and after Tuesday. January ‘I.
1906. Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 38 E
of Dover itreet), every ally. (except
Sunday). at t p. m. Freight received
Norwalk up to 5:30 p. in.
Norwalk Steamboat Co.
Annlng J. Smith, 0. c. Regain-11,
Lessee. ooh-1.1 Agent.
CityNational Bank
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
rilANSAC'rs A 11511111111. eAuKm‘c
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wands“ AND Psori're,
EDWlN H. MATHEWSON, Pm. ..
JOHN H. 1111).» m Vice-pres.
refusal“ H. ROWAN, 2111! Vice
I‘Ol.
WILFRED a'onszu, Cashier.
blsac'rons,
E. H. Mathewson Henr’y Seymour
Samuel Grumman
FRANK c.
Van ,Scoy
pturlstsol
STEAM,
HOT‘WATER
hill), 3
GAS FITTING.
Tin. Sheet, Iro‘l'l. core"
and Zinc. .1».
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Hemmer-i-
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MITCH! GM“- 1.
.- ' Dinners Evenings,
~ colon
Ouch-y Dinners i Specialty.
Dinner Pinks illii lingo“.
Niall“.
CHARLES REYHEKE,1
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oil:
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511 sold. 11111. sum,
{is all 39- anew 99%;:
Square While (1st
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Loo! nicer, 'clesn easier. pack
closer than the Old Fashioned Round
Blue Glass.
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Crockery. mamas. 11111111111111.1111.
ing Goods. - have
Japanese China in Cups, saucers,
Plates, etc. ; ... “My“...
Painters' Suppllbs. ’ ‘ ’
Good ready mixed Paint, $1.26 per
gallon.
White 0111111111 Poles, with fixtures.
100.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
made to order.
Painting and Decorating.
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We give the}, I H. Green Trud-
lag Stamps. Ask forthom. .
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The origin 111’ chess ill shrouded ‘l
mystery. There is little doubt, how-
ever, that its birthplace was in. india
vention' of the name to
the tedlu
was 111 all pro ability invented for tile 111311111 ‘0 tlhanlie’r-Phllade
p 'rpds'e of illustrating the mi of war.
'i‘ 19 Art“ is end gpon this point is
that it was e'vlse for the instruct
ion 'of it young despot By his father, a
learned Brahlsn'a'n to teach him that a
king notwith landing his poWer was
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stubboru person,‘
“is to let him have his ow
. T, n n his subjects
The Credit his for as credit 1111:3111
Who they claim. devised it t ll
Paiapl
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pl of the beige of toy;
lphla Press.
"De inellnes’ Way to git even MM
said Uncle Eben.
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pletely an den laugh at. him when
holiers foil help "—Wnshington so.
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SPECIALTIES:
LINCOLN ROOFING, a super: LAD'nEl
N. B,--Wo close Saturdays promo ilv of victim _. '1
6. 3 Jéckson,
criticism
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22 Wasnmgton Street.
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Lumber and Mill Work fbrEveryr'
from '11 Pigg'ery to a Palace.
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Everything- in the OptiCaI Inht‘.
nonw'Ath.
Soulh Norwaik. .
The PM " Cloak and Slut H "
ior fabric roofing. yarranted Sion- . ‘
for :1 elirs,’ FIR GU‘ TER. 111m silent
TAR ins 2.1.1.1111 3-p1y. ' SASH ‘EIGHTS and coal).
The B. HeiShfleid 81 Sell Co.’ 3,
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Alli’diilliblle Rep" lrlii'g, Carnage Tnmmmg
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FOR FURNACE.
CroSs Creek and U p'e‘r Leillgll
For Cooking Range and Set Heaters.
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gkii‘ts'
n 111 shelli-
d‘: i- s“; -- . 3
Stamford.
. side avenue. are
. purchaSed 11
an that it ill an oilspllng 0! a game . l .
cal ed chatulangs. which is mentioned 1“" u“ 1N!!!“ war '1‘ " MA it “'80 "iii MW?“
in oriental literature 11s in use fully Wiliiti' llid you order beef 9., la ““1“"! Elli-‘9“! ‘10 New YOI‘k.
200 years before the Christian era. ’ T 1 ----———-~----.-—
arid thence illto Arabia and ultimately mild? slrl Mrs.Fl.N.'rir01na;s,.Milia‘Tltfeef'lls'
the Arabs took it into Spain and the 0'01”" "Yes. What'p entertaining blonds from Bridgeport.
The game the matter: are you waiting fdr the '_........l...'_‘....'.
...Dr Jerome D. Win; at Norwallt.
with his family. nre chipping at Com
po Beach. ,
'The raw. E. ii. Kenyon. of Bridge-
DOrt .Dreached at Christ churCh, Sun-
aday morning.
ggono ‘
iii, rel.
Rev and Mrs. E ii. Dick has
to Pbr,tland Me. where they.
main until Septehlber 1
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cided to hold its annual picnic at:
Steeplechase shunt/111111.111 25. _ ,
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. George livelly, of Fail'iield. has sc~
copied a position as chauffeur for the
Misses i’effei‘ii. of Greens Farms.
Mr. and Mrs Frank N. {i‘nyigr are
enjoying 11 pleasure trip through the
northern part of New York state
The Saugatuck M E. cm 5211 will
iloid a lawn party at "iii, rest co 0:
William 3. Keeler, tomorrow ev ping.
Lady Palmerton Lodge, _8. Of 15..
, is planning to give a trolley ride to
Steeplechase island some evening this
month.
. l , .
An open air service with 111111
"Heckanum, " the home 0'! Sylvester
Foster, Sunday evening. ’oonducted by
Rev. W. P. Ladders. , . ..
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The Ladies' Aid Society oftbehibth-
odlst church will enjoy a picnic at
Retell Point, tomorrow leaving the
hotel. square at 9: 50., ,
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evenings of August 20. 21, 22, 27 28.
29. 31 and September 1,. .
Mr. and Mrs Merrick Cooley, River.
ekptertainlng Mrs.
Cilalles While an daughter, Miss
Emily. of Ludiow, Mass.
m ‘
Mr. and Mrs. James Gordon have
the heartfelt sympathy oi: : many
friends in the loss of their little babe
mly three months old, from infantile
troubles.
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A new qllartette has been engaged
to Sing in Trinity church for the' en-
suing y.ear Miss Catherine Mccaffrv.
who sang in the choir at Gr e11 Faring
church for two yams. will sh soph-
no; Mr. Williams, t‘eltOr,” 1111 WMI
Odell. of Norwalk, bass. The co. t: ii-
to has not yet been Secured; "
Clarence S
gle , w 0 re entiy
m lnptlle Sandie dis-
trict, was painfully injured in a last
electrical storm. by being 11 rtialiv
stunned byl light-i Jig.a r Bpaggies
was returnl n'g 1151 1 Hr gepoi‘t, and
eacbed reens F rip w e
in “Meat occ'lgred 5: with willer
.from the wagon and run over, y both
wheels. severely injuring his r 1111111111
stemach.
0n Satdriiay thstaiiie Hezekiah
Allen captllre ll boy“ who is wanted
in New York for grand larceny. 'i‘wo
:boys have been in this- :2Qlilit1 'sev-
‘el'nl 11111111111111- art- titll‘i'vii'c. 1111
of 1100 Stebbins avenue ill The Brent,
and Fred i-l‘llhtiocl'...=1hoy iliiPe bet-11
boarding at the bottle 'of Mrs. J. i'.
Mills, itiverside avenlie Smolder is
13 years old. and Hemlock 111.197: The
former was 1711111 “11111111111111 with radial.
and cut quite a swell at Cqu- :heiie'l
and other resorts. The Smolder ho.
is wanted for the theft. or a large will
of money and when he came“; Weir
port he iii-ought the other boy 'wl h
him. Postal cards’ sent 11mins Mb
lage to friends in New 'ork the.
New York oncers ll ct e". miféii it
captain Samuel Price of the police
sta‘tldh at 162M 111111111 still are-
hue. wrote to Ctmstahlel Allen, king
13:11er arrest and hold the box ,111; re-
sition by the New York authorities.
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Ear two years a man known NS'
“Frank" has been in 1.11: :emt-Jy ”of .
(1111111 Brothers. H‘e what’illlelllro'm.
and evidehtl well educated. Quiet
and-stead” 2 won the {fiancee on ills
employers, (lid also or
«1110111 he worked .netters 1.131
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11011 that he has much heir. to 11:11:11.1
Moraine and the not becomeskan
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or Austrian 1211111111.. All 1111111111111
ways been known in this W1
an Tess name, gut“;
sight 1 mitighifll
been ill filth!
fréedoih of a labbrbr’u life ?[if film:
-' country to the ceremony which lit--
tended his life at home. liq left on
Saturday for his old home, where he
will be welcomed by his relatives. A
larger ,ymeut in cash
nalty which attaches desertion, 1.1111
he will Settle down “at his old home
and enjoy his patrimony. . t '. ,
M , ‘ 54
T3311 Medal Flour maile- lightest mad.
if you take. K
the byad attacks;jo ,.,
worded, but if 51111311011119
attacks to all” unneeded it i1.wiii 1111'.
Kodol a loll g'e'r'tilile til but you 1111111:
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to of Kodoi today.
macy. 1‘
i do ot_ yhri'h to old? 'tile 11 *‘l 15h
hint or the envymf the’to 13:21
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i“ ' 13111 from the ‘ necessity
" NEW ‘fe or say. miller malici-
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Mad Al's 11111911“
salt here
without discovery. lit ill“:h now
that he deserted 3M digging“ hrmy .
several years ago 111111111
'oiome pleasing 11111111111: WE!
ratio ‘
Tile Triiilty Sunday school has 119- '
- The. 111111111111 11111 or the Church or , .
' - the Assumption will be held on the
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inept has relieved 'hihi mm the
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ford pharmacy and The Birdge 9Phsr~ '
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