continuance. 26. I968.
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of
”or and has been made under his per-
, MW sonui super-I ision slut- -e Its infancy.
Allow I: .7 one to deceive you in this. '
All (‘I oIIntert‘I-its, III-lintioiIs and “Justvns-good" two but;
lllxpot lIIIeIIts that trille ’wit: . and endanger the health ol.’
infants . will ChildrenmExpcrionee against Experiment.
What is CASTORlA ‘
'instorlu is n harmless subsUtntc for Castor Oil. Paro-
goric, Drops and Soothing SyIups. It in Pleasant. Ill
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
‘IIIIIl alloys Is‘evcrishness~ It cures Diarrhwn and Wind
tiolle. it. relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
nutl lI‘lIIt‘Inlcncy. It assiIIIilIItes the Food, regulates the
Stormwh and Bowcls. giving- henlthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panama—The lliother’s Friend.
csnume CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bear‘s the Signature oi? ‘
The Kill You Have Always Bought
' anse For Over 30 Years.w
. “I DIRT“)! WIPAN'. fl IUIIAI I'll!“ ”EN '0'! cm.
"PII what, is it cull?‘
“A (lllzo in its lnntIcI"~—lllIIctrnt-
cd Hits.
moon in Washington. senator?
“I suppose you have II wide ilt't‘nltlill"
“I know ilill Tali“ "
Louis tint-diner. oi” [Dust NorWulk; is
visiting for It tow duys in Providence.
lthode island. 2
Addison Durran, of Port Chester,
was the guest of Mr. und Mrs ChulleI-I
A llyxbt-c of lImt street mcr C'htlst-
mus.
Alvnh 'l‘unncr. of Cove avenue, is
spending II short Christmas vucution
ut. his old home in New York stole,
\vlth lllt-i lather.
Mrs. C. M. liuight 'nnd children. of
Stumt’ord. new guests yesterday of
the I'm-"met s blothcr. Herman ltidel of
Vun Zulult street
Miss Minnie llell. of Moptclulr. N.
.l.. was the guest oi heI patents, MI.
IIIIIl R‘iIS. (imirges .Bell. of (in five street.
over Christmns.
Miss Educ F‘lllow, of West Norwullt.
who has a number of rclutlIes to blunt
Notwnlk, is to he muIried to II New
Cannon young mun.
A big new metal smokcstack is being
erected today nt’thc plunt of the Onion
iIIl Mill and Lumber Compuny. :It the
ilcncdict Furms bridge.
Mr, and Mrs. Charles 1.). Tobey and
family. of Eds-It Norwulk, were guests
over Christmus of Mr. And Mrs. To-
bey's duughter, in Bridgeport.
Miss Viola llyxbcc, of St. Luke‘s
Hospital. New York. spent Christmas
with her purcnts. M r. uud Mrs.
Churlcs .\. liyxhcc. of Fort street.
lir. and Mrs. Herbert it. Ayrcs nnd
young son. of Flushing, L. l,. were
(l‘lnisltnos guests of blls.AvIcs‘[II1t-
cIItsMI and hits. Wallute Osbor.n ot'
Osbotu avenue. ‘
li‘rcdmick W. Andlows is making II
short visit with relatives in New Ha-
ven and during his absence the front
end or the Gregory Point cur is being
looked utter by Frank Howard.
ilichurd Blond will lend the 1.0an
Wolkcts‘ Society meeting tomorrow
evening. when the topic will be "Pen
Pom Ills of Aulwans l-lefote Imd After
the Coming of the Eight of the (”los-
pol. "
The new store building of Deminlck
CuueIuIl at the lutersettlon of Wash.
ingtou street and ScnIie‘w avenue. is
now complete and the owner expects
to mom in the lust of Jamme 01 first
ALSO Ivoun H
, Auto
looked over and put In good shape -
for the Spring.
Now Is the time to have your
Sleigh
, Repaired ll ‘ d Paints;
tkon your Auto and Carriage and also the Baby
Everything for the Horse and Carriage
' Horse Shoeing and Clipping ,
LUTHER M. WRIGHT,
Phone Cbnnectlon. .
MAIN ST., SOUTH NORWALK ALSO MAIN ST., STAMFORD.
of Febr‘um).
Thme will be It fine program of
Christmas music tomorrow at the East
Avenue Methodist Church and theC
pastor, Rev. DI Charles K. Woodsor.
will pIeach sermons appropriate to the
0hr islmastide.
Miss Ada Tobey, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Tobey, of Fort.
street and Edward Frost It young
Bethol butter. were mmried Wednel-
day evening at. It putsonugo in Bethel.
The young couple will Inside in Beth!
at
MI and Mrs. Ralph E. Dibble. of
New ilIIIIII Wt‘lt guests \t‘SU‘ldllYOf
Mrs MI‘III llilIhlo, of South Main
street, South Noru‘ulk, and - (‘nptnln
and Mrs. t‘lIurlcs W. lllydcnbnrg. of
tow ll'I'l IIII‘I, linst Nol'wullt, purents
ol‘ the bride and groom. .
'l;Ic quuutl (‘ lIItstnIus i=9: I'IIIIl of the
.\(l\'(lll tlIuIIh SunduI school will be
bold 'lucsdn) Honing at the church.
The t‘lllltllt‘ll “ill have tlIbiI iinul It:
lIIIIIsnls this nttclnoon III 2 o'clock
und tomouov afternoon following the
Norwalk Savings Society,
44 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
INCORPORATED 1849.
Deposits, Dec. 1, 1908,- $3, 614, 000. 62
DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM A. cunTto.
moses H GLOVER,
LEWIS c GREEN. I
HENRY F. COLEBURN,
LESTER HYATT. .
GEORGE M, HOLMES,
STEPHEN H. HOLMES,
_ FREDERICK A. ELLS.
FLOYD T.‘ RUSGOE,
Iegulm Sundux school session.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles,- A. Tucker und
two children. of Stockhridge. Muss”
are guests of ‘I41. ,Ind Mrs. ii. H, Gum-
burl, oftflost IIIeuuc. .\lI ’l‘ucket. who
has [OllllL‘lll ptintipnl oi the Center
School of Ntii Milk. is how‘supcr'lnten
dent oi the public stiltlflls of Stock-
brldgc. u. my considerable ndvunce
itom his fmmn pogltlon.
Stockholders in the Blidgepott Real
Estate investment Compnily, which
began operations in (.IegoII Boulevard
:1 ten months ago \Iith tl Ilcw to ere-0t
lug twenty Once In ntwto houses, held
it mteting W ednesdu) night at the Nor-
wnlh Hotel. WoIlI is sue pended III the
site now, but it is expected that it will
be Icsumed in the club opting
Captain Gemge. W. Bell. dean of the
llafner Benedict lt‘alms aims and
hf—m.-
Useful Holiday Gifts
Electric Percoldtors, Chafing Dishes, Small Stoves, Water
‘li tits. and Electrically Driven Toys. A large assortmfnt of Elec-
’ "leitii‘i it” but It.
TELEPHONE 35- 4.
FOR‘
Monday 3 Bulletm
. n
124 EAST WASHINGTON ST.
liliRlSlMll liliil illlll 4i}. ill ll .llll ‘
...............,14c LB.
,SOUTH NORWALK.
"NATIVE CHICKENS.
FRESH HAMS ........ ‘ ................ ..I
..13c LB. ,
”FRESH sHouuoEns ....... ‘.. ....... ..ilc LB. 3
Ardent-I PORK........ ............. ‘......12y,ct.s.f '
J W. DODGE
22 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
Q. . ...
Heaters, Broilers, Ovens, Luminous Radiators, etc. Pocket Flash-
36 WASHINGTON STREET
WATCH ®
he Great A & P Tea Company
lunch mom revoked at handsome
mange wood cane yesterdav morning
from Slcns Mattie. California. The
cune “as II Christmas Icmemlnnucc
from William Dennison. the former
well known young Eust Nonulk nun
ketmnn. and Cnptuin llell was delight.
ed with the gift
it is the impression that the Connec-
titut CompanI is bucking on the exten-
siIc tilting it has been doing at Beno-
dict' 8 Farms sulllciug without a retain»
tug wull. The filling is of substantial
thumcter. tuning considerable rock in
it. After the filling is thoroughly not
tied the sectlori or muck acIoss the
in ldge will probably be I-,ebuilt for it is
oil askew.
Captain Edward F. Smith demon-
snared Iosterdny that he hasn't tOIgot
ten how to direct the eburse of a
steamboat. even if he lsn’ t actively en-
gaged tn the business. Accompanied
by Captain Cornelius C Heggemun.
manager of the local steamboat busi-
ness of Captain Aiming J. Smith he
went to Norwalk Chllsu‘nas morning
and Ian a boat to South Norwalk with
II load of pig hon. .
The Young Peeple's Society of the
Swedish Lutheran Church Will hold a
New Your 5 concert in Trinity Episco-
pal Church, south Norwalk Wednes-
day evening. December 30th. at 8 p.
m. Encellent talent has been engaged.
A soprano and an alto from Upsets
College, Kenllworth. N. 3., will furnish
the main attraction. No lover ofI song
and music should miss this opportun~
lty. There will be Christmas services
in Randnll's Hall, tomorrow etching
rat 7: 30 o’clock All welcone
The onpunl ChIlstmas fest iii. of the
East Avenue Methodist Sunday
schbol held last night tit the church.
was one of the finest in a numbet of
yours, land it was clearly evident that
‘ " every body in the big gathering, which
tilled the aniline to Overflowing, en-
joyad the occasion thoroughly. The
. program was carried out exceedingly
. ‘wéll by the orchestra. those who recit
ed hnd snug and every one in any way
connected with it. The program wbs
published in full in Wednesdays Sen-
tinel. The decorations, too, were ex—
to children.fle ,
l t boil: often he‘ preset lcriii'gs
answer, “Vet, very frsqvenlly
Ask your doctor how oitenblgglprescrlhes an alcoholic stimulant '
y .
a. ttonic,
, nonalcoholic at rsa artilu as titanic
say "Very, very
input them.
Emilie (Edit; Q‘
New Drugs ‘v
This store is under new man-
agcmcnt.
Our Drugs are new.
Our Chemiculs are fresh.
0dr Methods are. modern.
Our Service is r.ight
We expect youI trade some-
time bocitusu we dcsetve it now.
The Bridge Pharmacy
‘ .I. PARKER. Manager.‘I
‘ veilg beneficial.
A A. Sconcld has the general
contract to build the cottage and
stable at Cpllcnder‘s Point. tor liar
man (3.1I‘lightmnn. of New York.
The Shoe & Sullivan 00 will do
the mason punk and James Wilson
the plumbing and herding. The
plans me in Architect Raleigh C.
Glidmsleeve,150 b‘ll’th Wenue. New
Ytnk. The same alchltect has started
plans fol ll. handsome Incidence to be
erected at the same place for Mr.
mr‘ilglItrIIan W011. on the house will
pIobobly not be started until s‘leng.
Christmas was observed at F‘ltch’ s
Soldiers’ Home. Noroton yesterday at:
ccptlonuliy handsome. On either side
of the pulpit were two prettily decorat-
ed Chrlstnms trees, while in the cen
ter Ivns III‘I old-fushloncd New England
hearth, with undlrons. etc, and III just
the psythoiogitnl moment, the big
i’oI III of Santa Claus. in the pl'lHtlll of
Burwell Day. appeared and begun the
keenly anticipated distIibutiou of gifts.
The committee assisted Santa. in this
work iilld there was It gift for each
member of the school, including candy
and fruit and presents from the touch-
ers. 'l‘hroughont the eovulng, the or-
der maintained by thechildreu was
of the best. The song by the Primary
Department pleased nil. Little Teddy
Coleman recited “Why We Keep
Christmas" in II way that brought
forth grcnl Applause. The other reci-
tntlons of the Primary were well done
and showed time and tluinlng on the
pun. of the teachms. The rccltntlons
by Wallace l’alInoI, Florence Damon,
P‘Ilummtl Cummings. Idwln Merriam.
Kenneth Day. Charles iinvillck and
Howard Augiemuu all told at the hop
pluses ChIistmas brings. Max Wood
sou told of how he spent the "longest
Night" in the yem end his recitation
was enjoyed by all A song. "Bethle-
llobert Hipson. was well sung by the
little trio. Mrs. Bladlcy rendered II
solo in he) usuallI plcusing way. The
three selections by the orchestra were
highly appreciated by everyone pres-
ent. The entortuimunnt reflected great
credit on Superintendent Alnsworth
and Chorlster H. J. Hipson and those
who helped then .
The annual business meeting or the
Rowayton Baptist church will he held
this evening at 8 oclock.
The rendition of Ira E. Petty, of
Raymond street, who has been ill for
some time, remains ubout the same.
Mr. and Mrs. William T. DeWnters,
at Mount Vernon, were» Christmas
guests of Captain and Mrs John De-
Waters. Penuoyer street.
During the magnets or a hockey
game on Chums: s pond, yesterdm
morning, one of the Rowuvtou pluIeIs
exclaimed, “This is u hot game. Id-
right; woe be unto our legs tomor-
row.“
The Dolphiuu Athletic
mot the find defeat since their organ-
ization. yesterday, when the club has
kcIlIIIll thInI suffered defeat from the
Fir‘cuwn 5 Fit. e, a mush lIcIIIlcr organ
lzutiou The game slanted evenly in
the first half the Firemen lending b)
No points, but In the lulcrmlssiou the
Firemen put in a strongel man with
the result that the Delphinus went: out
played. About thirty spectators wit-
nessed the contest. Elbert Woodward
Icfoxecd, and gave satisfaction all
around. During the contest llcrmnu
lc‘clsiug sustained on injury to his
right leg
"Ilio following musical program has
ilt’t'll arranged at the Rowayton Meth-
odist EpiScopal church for tommrow:
MoIIIing: Anthem-Them were Shop.
herds ................ . Millard
Sweet Babe of Bethlehem ..... Warren
Soprano Solo ...... ' ....... Noel Adam
Mrs W. F. Itmhlcr
E Inning: Anthem—The Lord is Ex
ulted ................... -. .West
Let. Us Go unto Bethlchcm” ..Colbuln
Sweet Babe of Bet thlchcm ..... Warren
,The choir now consists of the follow.
ing: Sopranos~Mrs w. F. Ambler,
Miss Alice Brnndngo, Beatrice DcWII‘I-
ers, «Ruth Themes; altos—Nimrod
Thelle, Florence Moore, tenor—'lrncy
Ambler; basses—Preston ilart, Harry
Bryan. Joseph Taylor; organist-chins
Induces Ceilings; director—Mrs. W.
l“. Ambler.
illllliil illil ____llllllll_lllil
In Bridgeport, Tuesday.
her nephew f1 om Newstk,h1 J.
Heights, was in Stamford, Tuesday.
aunt, in Ddrién'.
obverln‘g from his accident
ill of pneumonia, are improving
eunuch,
the churc hesday even his,
their hall at that place, Tuesday evcn'
lug. .
and on he return will
her south for a visit.
town. Wednesday. where tueI
spend Christmas with relatives
Rev.
horns Star." Sung by lnez, Dine and ‘
Assochition
Mr, all Mrs. 17% Monroe were
Mrs. Frank Fisher is entertaining
Mrs. Robert Stevens, of Noroton
Miss May Avery, of Westoprt, has
been spe‘hdin‘g' Christmas with her
Contrsctor. H Send School: is able
to a tt'oii‘d to business again and is to-
Mrs. Bellini: and Miss Hurts. both of
Newton Heights. who time been very
The Mé odlst. Society save their.
WEE“ enteitplnrpent at
The Volunteer Hook and Loddm
Company, of Norotou. gave a dance in
Miss Edna Sharer will entertain
Mrs. George Freeman. or Texas, soon,
accompauya
Mr. and MIBQ Lelloy Monroe and
daughteI Miss Lucy. left for bowl?
wil
Georg e Eteem n‘s friends. tip
Dorieu. will she plepse to loin-II that;
his Miami is greatly improved since:
tcrnoon. in the good old fashioned
way. An excellent dluncI was served,
and a royal time partlcipntcd in by all
the inmates. The menu Of the dinner
Wits us folloWs:
Scalloped Oysters
Sweet Cucumber Pickles.
Frlcnssccd Chicken with Dumplings.
Cranberry Sauce.
Mashed Potatoes Creamed Onions. .
Wheat Bread. Graham Bread, Butter.
Mince Pie, Cheese.
Sponge Cake. Fruit Cake.
Oranges, Bananas Candies.
Cpl'fee, Ten M ilk.
tRlLlllllll.
MI. hitter and family mm ed to Nor-
waik Tuesday.
Mrs. Bedleut and J. ll. Gregory are
on the sick list.
Mrs. George Benton spent Tuesday
with friends in South Norwulk.
day with relatives in Bridgeport.
Mrs. Faber. mother of Fred ll, Fa-
ber. is suffering from a stroke of II po-
plenty.
Mlss Mildred Gregory is spending
the holidays with her aunt, Mrs. ibis-
blo, in Brldgcpmt.
Mr. and bile. Robert Gregory and
son spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs.
Wlllmott. in New York. They will
rcmuin several days. .
This prom-am was given at the North
East. school on Wednesday afternoon:
Christmas Welcome—lichen Gregory.
Willie Gregory.
Title of lohn Henry Patti Brown—Ere
out Kroger .,
Decemhch-Eislc Phillips
At Christmas 'l‘ime—«Mildrcd Gregorv
Christmau Bells—«Helen Grcgo: I.
Song—lionutlful llells. Room ll
Story of Christmas—Cindy's Mills.
llnppy Thoughts and Cuban Smiles~
mm rounds With his usnul. subclass...
‘ . selling stacks of the lnImoItul Middle
‘. .hrook' s olmuhncs
. lug.
; rendered some fine anthems. and the
. Mrs. Robert Gregory spent \Vednes; .
WWW
Milton llocls
The ilhds‘ (‘luistmus
Davis.
Christmas
house. .
Waiting for Santa—«Sabina Silur.‘
CustomswCllft‘m-d
lilulog‘ucmmd Mose Counting the
Eggs. Anna Much’enzlb, Elmer
Cogent-ll.
Smingill‘lsilllilsiltle. Hubert Lilly.
I’Otllll—lele ilrldge, School.
Christmus~i§thel Phillips.
The Longest DII)'—~'~Alhertn Gregory.
The Lop; Fire—Eunice Blake.
Plnuo Selection—Ruth tlrI-uory.
Show Kisses-Edwinn Wells. -
The Night Before . ChristnnIs—Allen
Gregory.
The Day After
Vollmcr
Preparing for ClIIislmas—.—l\IIrtlc Da-
Iis
Little Cluistmns CarollerIImiloward
Heels (lcmgc \iills. “illie Greg-
ory. Norman Anderson. '
Christmas Bells AIe Ringing—Room I.
Rocket' s (.‘hriptInas—-Aunu MncKcuzle.
A Christmas Lullaby-John Campbell.
Jingle Bells—Law rcn e Kroget.
Christmas Eve—‘Mnn Barry.
Deacon , ilr‘own's Christmas—Philip
Burns. ‘
Naming Dollv—DorothI ElI.
Song—Angels Singing. Ernest KIoger,
Lawrence Kroger. Clitrénce Voll~
Iper, Charlie Benton.
The Baby‘s Stocklugfltlrnco BhIrI.
llard Times for (lemme-Hubert Lillv
'I‘o Every lloy and Girl—defile Mills.
St. Nick—«llamld Barty.
Christmas Angels—Ruth Oregon.
Song—4n n. Manger, Mildred Gregory,
Helen Gregory, Eunice Blake.
Willllll-
Mrs Oscar ldaklaud and little son
George, spent, Iesthdn‘I in The \or
walks.
.. Mrs. Josephine. (lI'egory spent
Christmas in Stamford with her son,
George Gregory.
Walden Daniel Belts has presented
St. Matthew’s parish house with a
large parlor organ. - ,
Miss Lilo. Godfrey expects to en-
tertain her friend, Miss Grace Stout,
of Brooklyn, during the holiduy sensor).
Warren Lee, of Rochester. N. Y.. is
visiting Mr. and bits. Eduard Godfrey,
Chl‘lSllllllS‘-(Villl‘flllce
in town.
A worshipper at St
Church. Sunday morriu lost a fine
black cloth glIIIe. which the sex on has
in charge. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. il,‘ G Thomson lot":
town oh Mondav to spend tho v: hum
with Mo sna Mrs George Miller. in
ildrttord. '
bliss LilII Frasier and Walter (iii—
of the bride in new York city.
The clutching is good With the excep-
lien or certain burp places. On Suudny
Iyps heard, many parties evidently
coming from The quwnl ks.
Lyme. Conn, with the formers sis-
lug home about the 15th of Jonutwy. .
t‘ urol-Grnoe
t
Mo rc-
havlug joined his metbm and sister
Matthew' 3
her; son at George (lilboit 01’ Brook-
on, will be married toan at the ironic
attention“ It continuous Sitcom of bells
Mrs J Itcnwen Betta and Miss nul-
el Belts will spend the holidays in
tor, ”Mrs Catherine Banning. return-
Last season he sold
eleven gross of that useful publication
A musical treat was tendered thorn-l
who attended evening service in the
Congregational Church Sunday even-
'l‘lmothy Merwlu and Miss Loo
choir did more than justice to the VI):
‘ cul or 03mm.
Attorney Her-boil Ogden and family
of New York expect to spend the hell-
days at then country residence. The
custom ot',keeplng the Yuletide sea.
son in the country is increasing among
the city dwellers, imitating. our Eng-
lish cousins. who prolong‘iesticltes
at their manor houses oft-times until
the twelfth night '
While nwuiting the 43'“ train at‘the
station, Tuesday afternoon, Gilbert
Scotleld let‘t,his horse untied. and the
onlmnl become frightened at the up
preaching train, running in the direc-
tion of home. The runaway was cap
turcd before proceeding fin. and find
his no damage was done. Mr. Scone-1d
returned to the depot.
EAST NORWALK
CASH GROCERY
THIS WEEK
‘ NEW
MIXED NUTS
Plhon: NO. 282 EAST AVE. ,.
mm
Van Scoy
PLUMBING.
STEAM,
HOT WATER
AND 9
GAS rrrrmo.
Sheet Iron, .
and Zinc. ‘
Tin, Copper
so South MaiihStreet,
So. Norwalkr Conn.
M1
The Clifford
Escelloht coiIl‘h .‘
Dinner: Evening...
6 to 8 p. m.
‘ Sunday Dinner: a Specialty.
Dinner Parties and Banquet:
Sollclted.
CHARLES REYNEKE
..wa, ‘ Proprietor.
Tenement”. _
EVERY new ..I'I‘siifisido‘ ' em
., . ‘IER. ._:..
should be equipped With him
snow white. one piece "Stpndtrd" Por-
celaln Ensmoled ststo
Have you ever otopp Ito consider
how delightfully convenient d: would
be to have hot and cold running water
in your dressing chordbor.
lug apartment or ill.“ at.» om toilet
room? its presence wouldI more you
the highest degree of comfort. ,
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
Gas
. and ~ '
the tinetit ever siloIlI‘n in"t
Twin Cities and at prices
that defy competition
”P,“
Connecticut
00ml,
. JOHN H. «MAR.
rfvE'iIQ"!
Hotel Mahac c'lio
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w
EDWIN H. MAT
t'pv v to P ‘0
vacated II. comment
E. l-l. Math
John mm“ ‘
Josiah Milan!!! I ,-
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A DraitsInIMiiney f
Janey drill Mm
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pleep-l -
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plumbéI-s are Strictly competent no; - f
chpnico, honest Ind ”hm G.
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conned; MAiN mo w,
DallyiLmetii NY
For Freight Only
On and other We fly tier! 7,
mos. mount 1* paints? In
Pier 28. East River, Newd York, (that
of Dover street), overynl
Sunday), at 4 p. In. Fret
Nth-wall: up to swap.
Norwalk Steamboat
Annlng J. smith,
George House to in tons on his any;
loan,
,I , ‘ It? I
‘II
y' Mildew?
d
at Norwalk up to 4 p m, apt South
c. c. Monolith
general “'91”;
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