who rill
Allen! of
colon but. is made from
"daily blended and roasted
h and .
11111 eyes: ih'ake than“ in
as muscle endintelleot Chilgren
ktBIeuty of GRAIN 0 forgo
sir schoolmates who are
drugged with tea and codee. In fact
there unobody under the nun who will
nothhenetltadbydrinkinuGBAIN-O
in place of all other tabla bowing“.
GRAIN-0 look: and tute- Ilke the beet
eolid grain, ecielb
COIII only one-half as much as eoflee.
A vain man always make
liit witl ~l1imseif.
...LONDON. Bept. lib-«The protein
and clergy who cam‘o to London to at
‘ tend the Eucharistic Congress whicn'
hurled yesterday. scattered to the four
be early channel steamers took p
Words of 300 who are going to the c n
tinent. A large number til the deio-
ga'tes went by train to Canteihury
Cardinal Gibbons, Went to
! guests of the duke at a big house par»i
! ty. The cardinal will sail on
itown October 1 for New York,
in...
11 a great,
Gold Mid 1] Plain m 1k1s baking easy,
THEREHA.
Special for Saturday
Fancy Sweet Potatoes, per peck, -
IbsGr‘anuiated Sugar, - - -
J. KOhn 81 Co.,
49 Right St.
Phone
anon: oi Mario A SPECIALTY. .
AND craze ATTRACTIONS.
J.
\FOR SATURDAY,
i20clb
DODGE,
Formerly M EPSTEIN.
319- 3. East Norwaik.
oton Point Hotel
NOW OPEN under New Management.
pancmo'. BOATING, aATiimo.
Ill attention given to automobile $.rtln. .
ext Monday, June 81h. FREE VAUDEVILLE.
South Norwalk.
J Q ddo and Old Company’s Lehigh
FOR FURNACE.
Cross Creek and Upper Lehigh
For Cooking Range and Self Heaters.
No. 2 Nut $5. 00 per Ton, delivered? 111 cellar
RAYMOND BROS
Luther M Wright
IUILDER OF AND DEALER IN a
Carriages, Wagons, Bicycles and
Horse Goods
Automobile Repairing, Carriage Trimming
and Sign Lettering
Factories and Repositories—South Norwalk- and Stamford.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
l
, HOT STUFF.
Hazelton Goal
The place to get it is at
‘I .' " The B. Hershfield 81 Son Co’s,
TIL M
In WATER IT.
The Paris. Cloak and Suit House
‘ . 33 Simtli Main Street, South Norwalk.
Clearance Sale of Ladies’ Suits, Coats, Skirts,
Wards a
Aewedo
roomy:
OTC! any
Dresses.
erohendlee from one season to anoth-
or no we mark it nova. W 16!.Cqmiand be convinced.
'71.,“ 3f“:
"“6 in Both Stores:
33950.|I_e1eSt..SoiHe1-walk.
1‘ ”1's.
san 111.111 Sc.sia1niord.
Excellent Culelne.
Dinner-e Evenings,
grants of the compass this morning.
the ecclesiastical metropolis of Eng-
land, where they visited Canterbury
Cathedral and the church of St. Mar-
tin, which is believed to be the oldest
Christian church in England. still an-
other party, including the papal he
gate. Cardinal Vincent. Vannutelll, and
t" l 1 id Arundel '
.1121 e. 1111 magu cent seat of the w V
.Iiuke of Noifolk,wh111'e they were the 0 Are cry Proud Of
the'
i steamer Caronin, which leaves Queens-
- 20c
- $1.00
ichnsor moic than pleased.
:we are not taking any chances when
we offer to refund your money after a
..9 ‘“ prim' . ’
91 lunde'y DiiinE'e A 839mm.
‘tDlnner Parties and Oenquete
aelielted. '
CHARLES REYNEKE.
Proprietor.
Telephone 99!.
«em
the 9mm 11111111) by Stewart Stoves
land Bungee Over three handled sold
1 in 11111 ihsi three vr111rs,and every pur-
1 month' s t1 ial.
-i
i
ii!
arei. 452.
The A. J.A11gevi11e
81 Son Co.
134 AND 236 WASHINGTON 8T.
You see
EVERY LADY'Oa DRESSING CHAM-
Inould Do 0111111115011 with 11’ «also
snow white. one piece "Stahdhrd" Per
celain Enameled mystery: "
Have youeyer stopped to eoneldei
how delightfully convenient It would
be to have hot and cold rudning- water
in your droning chamber, deep
in; apartment or dret floor toflet
room? lte preeenoe would elem you
the highelt degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prion. OI!
plumbere are strictly competut III
chanice. honest and roll-bio. ’
HORACE R. NASH,
"'"""CORNER MAIN AND WEST ITO.
Liquid
MAKES mines
0111),..N1‘lw
25.11‘rd‘soc Bottles.
E. E. Gotham,
Decorator;
East Norwaik.
Veneer
Removal
lNSURANt‘ 1
OFFICE IS NOW AT 148 EAST AVE-
NUE, NORWALK. CONN.
executed.
PHONE NO. 281. '
MELVILLE E. MEAD 8i SON'S
Prompt attention to orders reliably
New York City omce, .100 William St.
pianos and other pardohai property.
without indorser.
CALL AND OE! UC.
Havlland Bldg, Washington at.
Saturday until 8: 80;»
1119119911111 3,911.18
oil B
«HEWLW ......
Villain ll “'5'.- d “11'de-
0 M
,1. w 9 melting
.EEW
B
‘ mnz'fi‘S‘eefeeMiln 11011.n-
’.vi ‘1'» 1
Money Advanced
011,“! on their household furniture,
without removal. on their own name
Independent Loan 81 Security Co.
Ollloo open until 7 p. in. Monday and
HOTEL ARRIVALS. “
Cilflord- —-W ii li‘lavell,Newll1-une-
wlck, N. .l.; II. M. Van New, New
London; E. w. Murnb). . cwark. N.
5.; Oliver C. Edwards and wife, Heau
mont. ’l‘exas; .iercy .l. Edwards and
wife, city; G. H. Massey, John E, 1111119
11101111. Charles Eberhard. Pauline A.
Wagner, G. 'l‘hiilllel' and lady. I). W
Pratt and wife, 8. Richards and wife,
Miss N. Scandals. New York; ’1‘. .B.
. Parker. l‘lrooltlyn; Charles Reinhold.
-\\’llliam Grouse, J. Humpeon, Denim-y;
J. 1“. Ellen, F. .i. Connor. Waterbury;
Sidney Cash, Coventry. England;
George Caeehnl, Roton Point; George
While, it Blackburn. Jr. W. Ottee
vain Paterson, N. J.; Charles A
Call, C. L. Fish Miss L. M. Morse, B.
Morse, ’1‘, Walker. Boston; Fred W.
Lyon. Greenwich: W. P. Obor,‘ Jack-
son, Mich; N. II. Martins, Hartford.
Mahackemo—v—C. W. Parker, Maurine
Foraker, 11‘. L. Martin and wife, Wil-
liam Morrison, 1). McNellon, R. A.
iienriquez. Thomas Skelly. C. F. Coop-
er. A, ll. Scott, A. Wiliett. Mrs. A. Wil-
lett, New York; M. L. Hale, Boston; .1.
C. Henry, Parmingham; CharlesKlng,
Stamford: George L. Rockwell, Ridge-
field; 1.. It. Iiiiribult, Wilton; Charles
Iiaii, Saugus, Mass; 8. Greensteln, J.
H. Stags. M. J. Jordan, Bridgeport;
Charles Kuhn and wife, Miss Lizzie
Martin, Westerly, it. 1.; .I. H.£utt and
wife, Hartford; 0. M. Barnes. J. .B.
Dunne, Stamford: 8. Futile; Peoria:
C. M. Cabot. Holyoke. Mass; Mine M.
Kelly, Amherst; ‘il. Rood. Baltimore,
Md; Mrs, Nutting. Mrs. Huntington,
city... Course In. Him) East St Louis;
Rev. Dr I‘. C H Wendell, East Had-
dam.
UAB'I‘ORIAJ
m m :lht lint Yin iian Mg Bi
litmu-
at
RECOGNITION OF MULAI HAFIO.
BERLIN, Sept. H.-'I‘he French nm-
linssndor Jules Cainhmi, and the Span-
ish charge (Ii-“affaii'vs, today handed
identical notes relative to tho recog~
11111011 or Malai llnfid. the vanquisher
of Mulni Alld-(‘I-AZIZ. as sultan of Mo-
room to Herr Stomrich, the acting
lice.
PRICE OF OIL REDUCED.
NEW YORK, Sept. 14.——'f‘he Stan-
dard Oil Company has reduced the
price of refined standard-white oil 25
cents to $8.50 per barrel] and refined
at Philadalnhla-zf) cents, to $8.45.
Chiffoaicrs'
'3 9 Large size, 5 drawers,
SOHO Gall,
SPECIAL
$ f 85
F. A. Mitchell
Cor. Wall and Hi& Streets,
' Nerwalk, Conn. ‘
BtK‘l‘Cin" of the (remain Foreign ot- '
YOUR
:Shoe Repairing
in nor noon» on scientific,
emails 15‘ch IV In. ‘
Monarch KW Show
e. 111119111111 ‘T- 11111
21191111 on“ 15‘s, 1-05er "?
ileum?!
CityN
‘eoufli 14018me Whitl-
rnmeacramulm 111111111111
9.19% . ‘
Fir-IF
IURPLUIT .AND PROFITI.
917.01).
EDWIN H. MA'l'HEWdON, Free.
JOHN H. KNAPP. let Vice-peep.
FRIDIRICN H. ROWAN, Ind Vi»
WILFRID IOOWILI'. MM
Micron,
E. H. Matheweon Henry Seymour
1"." roars... inc: “111111
on a e - e 1)
Christian Iwartx “John wright N
a. on
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Attendance ali hours day and hiih't.
Frederick H. Gahua'g,
UNDERTAKER. '
Lady A “11mm
uw-igifimim
.z.1..
I": ‘04 1
wet White Pine
Tr! 31111131111111 with Tar
It Will cure coughe, colds, hoarse
nogt‘aore throats, etc. Price 25 cents
ale.
Preeoriptlone. We give special1'ht
tentiou to prescriptions here. Only
pure, stun erd etren tb drugs are used
and comp unding is one by an exp-'1
prescription'lst .
- Soil vviisiiiiid'roti Mitzi.
Tel. c1111.. 641—11.
6" 0119'“? 22211-911111 11111-7111.. Print
Mr: idid Mrs William Joeem w
guests yesterday of friends and rel
tiveu in Bridgeport.
Hairy S, Croeeett, of East Norwal
preached In the Ridgefieid Methodli
Church. Sunday morning.
David Toplln. of Stamford was 11
guest yesterday of Max bevy. of the
Washington street bridge.
Steward Williams. or the Country
Club has returned from spending 1
few days at Providence, Rhode Island
Mr. and Mrs. George Chrrie, of Nev
York, were Sunday guests of Mr. ant
Mrs. Williaiu Limburner. of Firs
street.
Mr and Mrs. BertJ. Brunstrup, of 2'
Cottage avenue. and Mrs. William Vee
der, of Bridgeport, spent Sunday II
New York York. .
A monthly business session of May
fiower Hook and Laddei‘ Company wil
be held this evening at the truck house
in Van Zandt street. ,
Louis Kaila“ o well known hunto'
of East Norwalk, succeeded in cute)
ing five raccoons Saturday with bi.
valuable for hound Jerry.
Snapper blue fish seem to bite Ol,
Sundays as well as any other day
Yesterday was one of their days Judg
ing from some of the catches.
Miss Elia Blydenburgh resumed he'
duties today as cashier at the Cresceni
Laundry, in Sesviewl avenue, after 1
very pleasant two weeks of vacation.
—i—iousehold furniture for sale at 3:
Osborn avenue. John W. Mains
Home alto-1'6 o'clock. "
Mrs. Charles Buckley is very serious
iy ill at her home in New street. ant
'9 fears were entertained this mornini-
that she would survive but a short
time,
Frank Decker who has been spend
ing the summer in East Norwaik witl
relatives. went to Hoboken, Nev
Jersey. yesterday, to resume his schoo
duties. 9
Ernest Young: is back at his dutiei
at. the ofllce of J. Wallace Marvin, tilt.
coal and feed dealer, after a week's v11
gailon, spent in town and in New
k
The Ladies' Aid Society. of the Eahi
meeting Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock. at the church. A large at
tendance is hoped for.
The Clambake of Edward Tobey‘.
Sunday class came off as scheduler
yesterday. about fifteen members par
tlcipatlng. The outing party went t1
Nauvoo in a launch and enJOyed a fin.
clambake.
East Norwalk has a good sired num
ber of pupils in the town high school
and this morning quite a little arm)
went up to the new building in Wes
avenue. which was opened for businesr
this morning. .
Mr. and Mrs. John Cromwell, 61
Washington street, who have been
visiting in Danbnry Bethei, New M‘il
ford and other points up the state
time the Fourth of July, have return
ed home to East Norwallr
.If anyhOdy thinks that East Nor
walk baseball fans are not interested
in the New York Giant. and then
pennant chances, he should branch the
subject. The receiving of the baseball
scores is really an exciting event here
not now
1 One week from today East Norwalh
will be practically deserted by its
natural gicwth oystermen. Next week
frnarka the opening of the legal season.
When the men will go to work on the
natural growth bear of Bridgeport.
Sontapore and vieieiii‘fii
The season for new clubs among
the boys at Benedict Films to on. A
number of them hays gotten together
and are planning to secure the former
quarters of the Ollog0walia Juniors on
the bridge. The names of the officers
have not as yet been announced. l
About twentyitive friends and
former fellow members of the East
Avenue Methodist Church Revival
A BIG DROP 1N.
PRICES
Is Usually 11110111111111 by a
1 Felling“ via Value.
The prices we nil! for oiii‘lilroceries
represent the honest value :of the best
' the grocery market afford! Paying
less than we ask is getting quantity at
me impedes Of duality” .
Our Dellooue Coffee for one weeks;
Only, our 30o grade for.
R222.“ Joseiovsky
& '00:,
91 war he. alter 11111111111111.
a.“ . .5 .9... .m-
tildes oillcors:
Avenue Methodist Church will have s1 .
,all those who participated or witnniss-
«deserves the greatest credit.
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moon 1111-1; e. ........ sec on.
milked “Jig“... ...... 41.111)
Netball“!
yerthpy We and a1
9 'tbe IMO”! Of 'Willllill
trolley exprsse bullpen, doe! h
p'ect much nio'ro trouble wirh‘th
sir 111 which he lied binad‘
develop. The linger seems to be in)
proving, though Mr. Irwin is still obligs
ed to have assistance in carrying out
his work.
Richard Bled the eiiieieiit euper-
inieudent of th Advent Christian Banit
day School was reelected to that of
flee yeuler ny. The Roy F. 8. Alan
Word; was made anal-tent superman
119111.111 place or B.W.Velaor.1wlho ”Qt?
now employed in New York state. one
the other officers were Tit-elected. «1
. The Philathea Class, of the Enlé~
Avenue Methodist church, hail choed
iPreeldent~Mise Bertha Geib
. 1Vice- President/AMI“ Mildred Bald
w 11
Secretary and Treasurer—Miss Oreh
Mai King.
The social committee will be an
nounced.
The Ipecial manic at the Blast Ave
has Mo'thodbit Church. yesterday w.“
greatly enjoyed. Precentor N. Smith
Ferguson was assisted by the Misses
9nd Joseph E. Bartram the four for'm-
ng a quarter. At the morning service
the Misses Brundage and Bartr
sang a duct and in the evening It so
Clara Ainsworth and Mr. Ferguson
sang one.
The Rev. Lester F. Reynolds. pas-
tor of the Advent Christian Church.
was called suddenly to Brocton. Mass,
iaturday, to preach a funeral sermon.
.nd as a result. the pulpit ot- the local
hurch was filled yesterday morning
.nd evening by the Rev. 1‘. s. Alas
.vorth. who preached 1010 very flm‘
:ermons. Saturday evening a number
)f the members of the church gathered
it the rebuilt edifice and cleaned up
,he edifice, in order that everything
night be clean for Sunday.
A more pleasant outing than the
rip to Long Island yesterday, the
numbers of the Dory Social Club have
yesterday morning the boys set 0111 for
1‘nton's Neck in Fned Brbwn's launch‘
1nd airived in such good season that
hey played their Menus on the other
ide of the Sound two games not base-
)ail and won both. in the incrning
viih Charles Keene doing the pitch
a; honors they scalped theirrivaie by
well in the afternoon. They won
he second game. with John Webb
)itching. by the more of 12 to 2. All
lands enjoyed a fine dinner.
IAOVEI
Love is a virtuous endowment.
A glorious. harmonious thing,
That own from natural affection,
Like water from a crystal spring.
Cove is joy and contentment,
And thickest no evil at all;
Ever responding to duty,
When and wherever the call.
love is simple. confiding.
Gentle in its restraint;
Faithful in humble conditions,
Submissive and makes no complaint.
Love is not easily vanquished,
Though harsh words may be spoken,
And often not fully considered,
Till its golden thread is broken.
Love is complete when our nature
[a tempered with dueling divine;
Conforming with that of the Master.
With motives and actions sublime.
M. 8. PARTRICK.
“ROWAYTON. 1 -
The monthly meeting of Reliance
Hook and Ladder Company will be
held this evening at the headquarters
in RowSryton avenue.-
Frank H. Fitch intends to keep his
Hickory Bluff store open about a would
more, his stay at the shore depending
upon the number of summer sojourn-
hrs that remain and upoa the weather.
' The races or the Rowayton Yacht
Club, Saturday afternoon, were a great
success and furnished good sport 1'0!“
ed it The launches of Major R. Liv-
ingston Lackey, Captain Boyle, John
H. Coates,S. EDibble William PlaitJ
ney and John 'l‘leboux were entered.
The course was from Rowayton Har-
bor to Long Neck, then to Greene Reef
light and back to ROWIWOD. and 800d
first with Mr. Coates follQWIng,
Captain Boyle third. The Judges were
Commodore Klein and Colonel Boyle.
Rev. Ernest W. Byasbe gave a very
interesting illustrated lecture In the
Methodist. church, last evening. in the
(interests of the Rowaytoii Flower
iouild. during which 11 large number:
of slides showing the conditions in
lthe tenement district oi: New .ank
were shown. John Sherman Hoytoop-
erated the lantern, and succeeded un-
usually well for an amateur. This was
Mr. Bysshe'a first attempt at this kind
1of a lecture. and he did remarkably
well The collection taken was for the
benefit of the’ Flower Guild and as
Rowsyton residents have a reputation,
for generosity. it is expected that this
was quite large. It is to the districts
shown in the slides last night that the
flowers gathered by the Rowayton
Flower Guild are sent, and such work
DARWIN AND “NONTON-
11.41. Thomas Northrop. of Norwailr,
was a guest, last Week. of friends in
Barton. 1
sari VOsburgh son of Mr. anti Mrs.
George Morburah. of. 01111911, has loin-
edthe United States navy.
The ‘Darien Junior baseball team
vacation to meet Pon'oiieetsr, yeeéh
herday, to meet their old rivals.
The New Yer]: young men who have
“been camping out at Went Norwaik
have returned to their homes In the
city.
Edward Buttery, a well known Dorm
rion yonn £18m.“ happy in the poo-
n‘seelon a: a new bicycle. inreeenteihi
to him by Bram Quackenbueb.
Darien her aunt lost a condiderabio
.1, i‘ . '1 1‘. Mi. ”p
Richard lrwin, manager of the laid! .1
ma,‘
.2.
Alice Brundage and Ethel Bertram, _
lot had this summer, Bright and early _
he More of it: to l and did almost .
‘ziven by Mr. and Mrs. Q3
_ however nifty be oh
. here to Work on the natural beds as
time was made. The cup was won by 9
Captain John 'l‘iebout, who came in '
rworlr aii‘d hede'ehold d
1?
wnrrwwm
ihe 11m time in 21 ' . 1
brunt-1 8.11 Allen. at 11.11... it-
mud: connection. of 111‘.» American
m1 “NOW york!
Iorgiiiihilc‘ato has more
11 8,000 members. and libero mwei‘e
"31000 ,d I” in at“;
1343an; $9.1 1111111111111 Iii .iiiilif
l1 ~I'.» 2.1‘114‘i“f."l
A. clone :th Anioileetml ”MW
m.
that at Din! Wk
Lol‘toy avenue, arieo. lut- week. Rev.
rumba” iidih'eaebd tho‘ yoinfw
.im
hinder d the“ 7M ,
his H. ii of
spoke on intdllectual hiibitl
illuatrntlone )‘V‘PW
aide manor was“?
Makes a Mummy”
:11: one bol‘ 3":th
er
Mu lo was 1!
1‘“; “um. m .
ad
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WESTPORT
CWT--
Dr. John L. Adams. of Him fink. II
visiting friends in town. 1
Lloseph Balm has returned to New
York, after a visit with his parents in
this village.
Mrs L H, stovenii. of 100an 11111
was the (neatadfhi NLRB S. Who'eidr,
Gaugatilctr‘1
Belden'a block In receiving a fresh
coat of paint, which brightens up the
iingy Main street.
Dr. McArdle has concluded not to
itart his hors‘e.1hc Lark. at the White
Plains races next week.
Min. A. N. Lewis. of New Haven. is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs Neil B
\ditohell at 00112116 Mill. 9 99
Town Clerk inseph 6. Hyatt has
oresented 11111 iowa witha to”)! field
1tone, to be used in thee onetruction'
Jf the new city hall. ,
Shipments are being ade by the
Bradley Axe factory u) uba. where
there is demand tor the goods manu~
factored by the company. »
Liverman Eli M ad tore t
Lark in the races :1 williiiaxirioidoetii
week. He has promised the owner.
Dr. McArdei to bring home the money
Barn parties are mere‘ popular this
year than ever before. The last wtifi.
r,Lewis at.
their home in Greens 311‘s when they?
entertained a large party“ fide‘nds. 1.-
0n the cultivated boils minis liars
bar the set is very irregular. in some
places it is very think but in others
there are no indicaii as of a set. This
and 111011.911.
South and Meyers who were icons-
ed of takin nhg grapes from Bob Elwood a
property, one cornea the {united bi
promising to make 1-. Almond a bot;- .
tie of win'e made mm the grapes.
Anumbor of boataane fitting-anti
sobu. s the 1111 Will allowi'w
the Her 1 unusual!) heavy (lentil
prove pro table for those who work
' here. .,
A horse owned by Mr Clark of
Chestnut Hill rail Mia?- alt" State street
last Friday. and tore down several
:eugths of, Irene; along the ntmeh' the
wagon was wr cited, 11111 no one wire
injured.
A number of veterans members of
the old 28th C. V. attehded the 1-!-
union of the ,reshueltt. at Saviiti nook.
Among them were Petei R, l9 cot~ Bred:
ley Baker, .1. C. Taylor, Thomas 0171111
and Samuel Crofut . ,, 9',
Some unknown individual. unionist-i.
iy dug the potatoes .iu the. field of
Sl‘own Clerk Hydtt liist Week The
town clerk In writing to rebel“ lite
bill for the work. and 111110 for the re.
turn of his vegetables. .
f The country fair liven by the W. ill;-
. 9., Was an unqualified Success ‘,'
Crowds attended the perjormancos and .
looked over the e bi”. “Mums
were plentifiil and theydiiu udeil target
:hooting for handsome prince al.8111113,
11d nevelyers.
19.11
dt is rumored 1111130111.. ohthp'. mes... ‘.
here or the trollems union tum-
their humane :mun theibridm wenomon
order will now he outlet“ or
The fill t line 11111111111 the 1)
the“ ill Diietliiiiuiiy xi: WWW
a9 «chosen: seen it! 4.
111111 nonrandom by the misuse; his
only. radiation 1that‘ a iron as W
11 metabolite of the leaves Width"
{I‘be only remedy prescribed 1b 6*
pertain into cut, down
‘and burn' the ibra’nche
The Coungyy stir. at the n
of the old 113' e ’
ibigghe‘t «Coffin-111. Mongoose-on 9
WJ' F'ero mend “1.0.; Kri bolt .118
Capttiin Kid has}: gilt I“? Sift-Li's .
good representat t acorn -’
nears of the 91111111511 main.hdrs.Ma1-
-chand.o$rsi1 Gallagway and hMfl'presr Mitr, ,
chell t t 9 rar ones of t
entf Adina" lies as. A. finewogmhe
encased In the 111; tent. in 111111~
shooting competitions, Lucia 1. none:
won an air ride for beingth‘e best boy ,_.
marksman, Karl Bchlaet won
volve'r for the best. plenum 1?
“withb "Mm
the out scorb. There .‘w‘ere
for the sale of flows.
rounds
viii F
et wn.
scan or. 11111111991111 universiti- .
h'l‘he “South Norwalk Public Library 1‘1
graphs Millustrmg 1%?qu omit
pth'n,’ ' by flow. lodh by the
ritSi-‘a'i‘y Art Cl .111 Ben n.1‘hd‘"
“lubway Indians bays produced
drank Of Hamil-o, which they" perv
1111111 at Deliberate. Ontario 2:“!!!
the flebtunhr 'yieited an ‘. 9
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