t
Material
W .......% Pit.
“lb curtains ............ .261: a pair
hum Curtains .... ‘92-qu w a pair
E.K.B
Front ‘1 .1 of Biivernnne spent
yesterday-vim (fiends 111 Norwaik.
Clifford B. Cal-gill. of Westpoit ave-
nue, is having his residence repainted.
140013 E Putter, v0! 'Norvvnllt, is com
lined to his homo in Elm street, by ill-
ness.
W blurry Evansot New York has
been making I visit 1.1 South Nor-
walk.
Raymond Brothers are having 11
concrete house erected in Woodbuiy
avenue. 9
Wesley Johnson, of Washington
street, spent yeaterdur at his home 111
Georgetowp. _
Our Brothers lodge l. O. O P. will
meet in Lheir rooms in Wall street
this evening"; - .
Mrs. Harry Vail of Broad Kit-no is
spending a few days with relatbes in
New York city.
George W. Comp, .lr., of llcldcn
place. spout yesterday with friends in
New York cit).
bouts Hyatt, 0! Count) street who
injured his ankle seveial weeks ago,
is able to ht- about again.
Mrs. Chutles E. Fret, of Brooklyn.
N. Y., is spending a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Yost. of Main sheet.
Mrs. P. 1400111110 and daughters Mur-
garet and Madeline. of Stewart ave-
1016.10 sounding a tow days with ICI-
atlyep‘nfp Daub 11 reg
11,398?in ermine, forum»
13 aflh t: hs‘n’l‘orwulk Hotel,
has secured a position lit Hot-‘1 11 11111-
sery 111 new thditti.
Mrs. Milli, ET 10,1: or Hoyt street
South Nor-wells, 0 this been in New
York for doverul wmieturned to
her home Sqturdayn t.
The local" rbe 01pm: will hold
a quarterly buslne s pleating tomor-
row evening iii Central Labor Union
Hall in Washington street.
Rev. Alexander Hamilton formerly
rector of Emmanuel parish, Weston.
and .a former resident of Norwalk. has
received a call to Woodbury.
Wilbur Ireland. who is employed 111
the Schumann Art Print, of South
Norwslk, is still confined to his home
in Broad River. With "1003'.
Walterfluaseli, of Brooklyn, was a
guest. yesterday, of his uncle. Colonel
George D. Rural-ll, and aunt, Miss Marv
tha Russell at the Norwalk iiotel.
Harry w. Mather and Frank .1 Don-
nhun attended the funeral 0‘! Governor
[Alley at‘ Whterbury Saturday after-
noon mairi the trip in Mr. Doua-
hue' s nutoiil lie.
Miss Blizahetb Collins. who has been
confined to hel"l10mo in Ferris avenue
with all attack (if inflammatory rheu
matism, is very much improved, and
is now able to be about.
Arthur Brotherton, of Main street
driver for the Star Laundry, was
among :the Norwalk militia lads to at»
tend the funeral of the late Governor
Lilley. in Waterbury. Saturday.
A .
l'l‘hé Italian Independent. Society.
held a regular bus neon rooting, yestev
dang-n , mmgihg’i‘. tine business.
special m’eétlrlg'
next Sundfi viz filing at 9 o clock.
{1950139199100 "#9991 fil’who‘ came
home Bram Wits injgtoni to attend the
funeral of Governor Lilicy spent yes—
terday in Noanlk Mr. Hill expected
to 9 9 vt back to Washington“ this :19!
hub 00‘.
Frederick W. smith, the leprosctttu
the of the Hoar in Norwalk was
among 1110er who attendfid the 1501191110
sci-vices of Governor Lil Saturday.
Mr. Smith is a member oi the Sixth
Company. .
bf Hem?
Miss Theresa Farley.
air at. erw 0 son Isabelle
Jolie 8. iron. or Hostth
street; atioilti d the Minstrel show and
da oin Stamford, Friday night, and
2 good time.
“first others of Banner Council
seivj affilei, ts‘hettile 7: 40 trol
my. "" tar-11; tonight. to Mrs.
H fl 311' 9 pwayton tor a re
he - .. , 91, meeting. Neju
vaill“ moi, 0002:1111 (insects
to: - was” ounc
solarium. ,
Clinton Commandery, .Knlghta 'i‘em-
plar, of Norwalitai, has atranged a lad-
ics' 1113 t for. , 119, of this week;
the As «if ‘ 'fl‘flhp‘lafboriier
Wall and?! 1: out: Norxhll‘t
'I‘ " ' "an i911! use up n vac
‘. .' - I-I. (gmcfiimi prou1~
ll ills-lid 11 first 000.1110
'Icar i‘ 11 “11001111 ,
“till. l‘“
Mil
to flop rm morning.
was 1. ”11B? . muei L. Clem-
ens (Mark; . . “the relations
between . , % Robert J.
Collier. sod tit“, .. iii publisher,
have been “1015091“. . Mr. Clemons
- it new oil;
9 che lhlni
i this far 1100 £36911“
a been called for
Brill! BREATH
"Pom tit ll 0 MIN.
'- .143? "it! mt.
11d and
iii. .
all YOI'Y‘JL;
I ll id (1
Pulsar-II
rhn- rlul
net-slum»
an t any 0110qu 0
MB. inlpuu. III givgnflon 3"“
‘ 1114.221111an tablet Elicia: 8M
fii in bill;f
unsound to euro or your honor
Mill! “W‘Yfifl- u ChLumsorI
anorb 8min“ thlc Themselves Bo'
Saturday-Iii 1.101111 “5,1311an last day
(or receiving no; taxes. After that
date 81 extra to added to the tax. On-
It ubputOO 500 have boo registered
‘estiiiuite that there
dr‘e‘ lili‘oiit' £000 to he rémtered during.
the present week.
W
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahaokemcr—C. (l Sturges and wife
C. .1. Pope, Sylvia Woods, Boston; C.
l‘. (‘llilds. 0. i3. Brandt. Miss Brandt.
Juscph Resenber‘, Edward J Avery.
C Emerson (times. G Daniels E. .l
Coyle. N: ll. Casey Hank Jacobson. N.
Vt. White. K. P Muhviile. John A.
Ainslec. C A. Allen and wile. Joseph
L. white. .I. Alum; Jr" J. .l. Harry.
E. .l. Murphy. C.'I.. Krnomcr, New
York; J; ll. Dunes, F. V. Bates. Stain.
ford; Mrs N. Smith idly Raymond
Mrs. i). l-‘ lt1'.13n1011d M it hlctlaus
land. John ..I Canon (1 “31111811111
lingfm-d. C. l-I.Storn10nt. St. Elmo base
ball team, New Haven: ii. I’. Higgins
A. S. Higgins, M. 1).. A. (7. Harris
Brooklyn; James l.. Lnliy and wife
Providence, R. L; R. l.. Sims and
15011, F. 1.. Allen, Hartford: (2. (1. K01
soy. Buffalo; l.. R, lIiuribntt. W. 8
linrlbutt. Wilton; .1. ll. Stags. 8
Greenstoin, Bridgeport: Wicllthain
nihilism dud party; Islamic} . .1.; l.
Mints. alt! ii,9tlsht99t.' Newark; ii. A
Hall Chit-.130.
Clifford-‘11" dud Mrs Joseph Jeffer
son. S. W. Donalds. Leo Lane. Georgi
G. Alexander Willinin W. Jefferson
Phil Bishop E G. ilrocrseman. John F
Mahon. D. Wilson. C. Winslow 11111
wife; A: F. Barr-lay and wife. lien
Ryer. New York: Mr. 111111 Mrs. E. lI
Palmer. Greenwich: Misses smith
Stamford; J W. Kohl-us. C. Itob‘erI
Lynch. Bridgeport; F E. ildrwood
Chicago; \\ E. Cooper, A. O Quintin:
Boston; Mr. and Mrs Henry Lani;
Moutclair N. L41 ll. llowon, Sara
toga Springs N. H. Hnmpson. .l
Hampson. C. Reinhold Danbury: Mrs
Sabrina Phelps ilsstlngs. Mich; It
E'Pdeliohfléwg‘g‘ glint: .icr
GOID MEDAI. HOUR
NOfiCE
CITY TAXES
The taxpayers of tho City of Soutl
Norwalk are hereby untitled that the
city tax of eight (8) mills on the do]
lsr. laid on the assassme t list of 1908
by the board or .Egstimuo and Tsxa
tion. will be due and payable on the
first day of May. 1909. at which time I
will receive the same at my oflioo
09135 United Bank. Building. 97
Vaultington street South hi rwulk
Penalty at the rate at nine ( ) hex
cent. a. your from May 1,:1009 will ht
charged on 1111 bails remaining unpalt
after June” 19
WILLIAM S \\'.IICOX.9.
Collector of Taxes of the City 01
South Nnrualk.
South Norwhiut April 6,1909.
1 ” m 1&1
The Now ”limousine
..Co.7s Wagon
does your olehiidi‘in‘? one- -fourth tht
time and delimitation I
will: nby any, 01.1111:an .010 used 01
as
nlture, til" $35311“??in hfle‘lltlol
ani’herm “2%? gags-animus.
$010119 in;
me estimat 0 '
‘ " ‘ 'lhtli Millers
We“
u
it
1115 up
.1 15
Essa thriller-8'
heal limousines
WWW nutter
Fresh glam me dish
1 .
1111s it ‘di stilt-10 tlli‘d- $8131.33” t0 shit
yell * try "our spools] fresh sue
Creamery iii tub'bi print; 8590 s 000
igI
9957 “3.1 i 1- ’1
W‘s have other hatter. 9013 1191103211
per
We are nominal-tots for the finest
li‘9rult iflid
“ship sl‘énifdbdrh; Radish“; bet-
tuoln cum Bullock: Tomatoes;
Strum-rial, .wl'inespnlna crosses.
Gram Bruit. {30M
oulib‘fiat vMilifllitylm-l“;
organ Gbld (medals You i assur-
nriaotl'at to can”. 123* " '
dill Efi’ ' titular
dive interacting Addrou actor. 00th
‘ oi Men's Club. Friday“ Nldht.
nfi‘he Methodist Brotherhood held 11
9 slut social meeting in the lecture
' of the Methodist Episcopal
9 u‘rcb in Bethel, last Friday evening.
wing as its guests the members 0!
0 Men’s Club of the Congregational
_ oh. The audience of men had the
‘ sure or listening to an addresus
fivbn by Prof Edward ll.(lu1nbart.
at South N01 walk. who gave 11 most on
humble talk upon his travels in foreign
[911011. The meeting was presided 0v
of by David C. French. president 01’ the
-- brotherhood who made some brief re-
wiring in Vin-looming the men and in in-
i(nurturing the pastor of the church and
linker oi the evening.
’I'hc opening prayer whit lipids I91;
tint 11119101". Rev. W.i,l.130_w1pnn and
”(clawed by a selection by tlirI
mgfipfipgg corp oiled 901911911-
as H is Golgi: #1 1y. :
.Irai other 1111 tiers were iveu by the
luariet duriti Ylio etlénlri . and wow
rendered in a pleasing uuumsr.
A short address was made by Rev.
bart's talk, addressing the nen in 11,119
lutereatlnfi'amanhel', nd Wit
earnest a .1000; tint reinttrk
Prof. debsrt allowed with his
travel talk. htrivia til '0 date glunttortant
dqtpllfl 0! his i Boston to
I Naples and Pompeii filo speaker com
menccd with his going. 11de of the
steamer on his Journey to (1111'. .
lands, and rapidly took the audience
with him across the Atlantic 1413111112;
in turn the Azure Islands. the straits
of '(librat ar, the Mediterranean Na
pies and 01011011. The descriptions of
the various points of interest ucre
made all the more vivid and intrinsi-
ing by thcl largo number of post cards
111d raw photographs many of which
’10!.(.1nuhurt himself had taken. and
which wele passed about the. audience
is he spoke The many wundciru.
lights at, Gibraltar. Pompeii and at
ithcr points ulong the journey, 01-1 wcll
as the people of“ some of tho pluses
hcii customs/11nd homo lilo. were all
ntcrostlntly dcmribcd by time nape alter
l‘lie talk was not only pleasing. 11111
was very instructive, and at its ciost
Jr. (lulnbart was given a rising you
1! thanks.
Alter the address there was a 1-10»
101 hour. during which light rcircsh-
nientmwcre served.-~I)nnbury News.
SIGMA DELTA Pl.
Election of Officers Hold and Arrange-
monu Made for Future Gatherings.
The ‘Slgnia Delta Pi" met in their
rooms, at the South Norwaik Cousin
gailonal Church last $afurday oven
11:. Bird hold their semi 11111111111 elec-
lon of officers. The martin was call
Id to order at S p. 91 and t e officers
:hoseh Wore as full ws
President—Harold Iwndrick
Vice President—9‘ Homer Launcher.
Secretary ~i’hul {(111 met
Treasurer~wmiam ants
Also chairmen of ihe following com-
mittees were chosen 11,1 the president:
Progra111mc~ilnvld itider.
emberslupwv‘rederlck Armstrong.
ilonse~ William Perils
Retroshnicnb~-llonic_r Lawrence.
0110 application tor membership was
old on the table to be voted upon at
the next meeting Al‘ier transacting
fluthcr business the club adjourned to
the basement “110.1: an elaborate sup
poi had been prepared bv the commit-
tee in charge.
The members have started to make
:1r1'hngcmcuts to organize a ball team
0.1 this season
111-.Gun1bnrtwns scoured to {.2110 the
club 11 lecture on his hotels in Europe.
next Saturdt’ty. had it hi greatly looked
forward to by the members. -All 1th
members are requested to be rest-ht.
EARLY c‘Amc‘A'ruass.
m
Quaint Art and Humor of the Ancient
Egyptia‘ny ‘
The fables oi Aesop prove that the
ancients were. not without a liking for
fun; and the remains of ancient art
tell the some story. Examples of art
italic. humor are more common than is
generally supposed.
A drawing on a tile in tho New York
Egyptian woninn of fashion. Silt] is
seated lahgiildly on a chair. sipping
wine out of 11 small bowl and belnli
.[dmlcd and offered daihtics by an ab;
loot looking tomcat with his tail her
tween his legs.
The cat figures largely in the ancient
comic groups of animal life. in a
papyins in the British 1111181111111 a flock
of geese are being driven by a cat
and a herd of seats by two wolves
with crooks sud Walling. Que of fthe
wolves is playing a double pipe.
There is in Turin u papyi us 1011 that
displays a whole series oi such comical
scenes. in the first place a lion. a
crocodile and an ape are giving a v0
cal and instrumental concert. - Next
comes an ass dfeiitséd‘,ari11ed find map '
tered like a pharaoh. With diploma
swagger he receives the gifts present-
ed to him by a cut of high degree, to
which a hull. acts up proud conductor
A lion and a gdzelleard playing at.
’ droughts. a hippopotamus is pol-plied
in 11 tree spd a, pawl: has 09111911115151 into
the tree 211111 is 2mm; in 1911192101101. him
Another picture shows ‘a 111911.011. in
the shape of u ra‘t drawn in a ctiii'ingn
Iby prancing grcyhounqs. lie is pro
cording to storm 0 [011 gal-rimmed by
claws whereds the rats‘ lis‘vo bottle-
axes. shields 1|,ng bows and arrows.—
$.10th Repu lic
Hottjld‘ ALASKA bismuth
N10. um. April its—mm rev
15an cutter Amhnot. was summoned
today to assist the schooner Ainslie.
whic hwas anchored disabled in shop]
water and in a dangerous position near
Great Book at the entrance at Ilyuunls
harbor. As the schooner who iryiul
to make the harbor in a heavy south
west is lost nixht them out rd
and she 119111111190 11 snub.
She drifted against Grout Rock, carry
in; away the spindle u but Wllfi
pmllienunllorcd. llbrr units is bound
from litrrlngt In. Maine for New York
with piling.
They are most harmed by flattery
Mr. Bowman. previous to Prof (lum-
00ml) I
museum represents 11 out dresscd as an ‘V
cats having no arms but tooth and‘
easy to propel.
12~18 North Main Street,
O.B.
so WALL sinner.
o1 ul 111mm lacturel‘s.
no other war
86 Washington Street.
tire. Complete Manure. Fine
tillzor.
.lt,
the
tile samu' price
We ca l‘y ‘M’Al‘
straight in is' and s in
(lull calf ultiiist‘“ ’,9~‘
a‘I'.{I.
0931911911111,
as wear wAthord
LdAbilid dfioo £02,? H 1-
I .
I1
who are most hungry for it.
Go-Carts and Carriages
The belt makes and latest designs by the country' 11 best makers. Al-
most cvpry variety of Carts are to be found in this splendid assortment. of
ours. andthe styles have been liaitieulariy well selected—~Ie1ery one having
some distinctive feature that can h It
{will $2.00 up to 035.00. All of 011
No matter what or how expensive the fabric
maker. your new gown will be a failure if not fitted over the proper corset.
Come and see us and lotus iii you with :1 (111st! that villi add to your
personal 11ppoarnnce.1u1d give you stilc and grace that you run obtain in
”0001139 We honestly helicvp‘t
Mandy. You niayi) e able to buy hotter our'll, bui y011' cannot at
DEW BhtuIsz‘h brtimi icon and narrow toes
mm in no other line. Prices range 1
fit! are sironglgnd sturdy and very
4-11
a not: 1. .
mama Dream and mailman.
’ South Norwallt, Conn.
Jackson
Opilé‘idh
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
PH ONE 430.
NORWALK.
com...
Coi'rert Col-sot Module for spring .1101 submit-1
liltiil ni'c here from new
or how expert the dress-
The prlrca oi‘ these fmored tuning styles are from $1. 00 015500 pail.
N. E. RYAN & 00.,
South Norwalk
A Bad Breakdown
11111) bc swirled by having us rcpnir
your carriage at the lirst sign of dam
age or \vcar. The longer you let small
repairs go the bigger the job becomes
[mi 113 attend to them while they are
small. You will now worsen money
and possibly a serious zit-cidcnt.
Luther M. Wight
Phone Connection
MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
FERTILIZERS '
American Agricultural Chemical Cola Super-phosphate of Lime, Potato Marv
Ground Bone.
Mapei‘ Potato Manure, Complete Manure, Top Dressing. Fruit and Vine Fer-
Land Pinter. Air-slacked Limo. Murlai‘e of Potash, Nitrate of Soda. Unu
leached Wood Ashes. Bprnyard Motion.
BEAN {OBBS
‘ a
(30:
Norwalk I911». .- '
:1»: it two ‘I lino»
ion Street. South
)9~ T1 it 1., . inurflm
8c Amosltcag 01115111111111 ..................................... 50 yo.
li-VC hint-111‘, Sniutdnv .............. . ............. . ....... ....12c yd. 1‘
ii. 2.3 (1100. her iicd Smear): ....................................... 981:
501.- Sheets 7'2. x {10, Saturday .................................... 300
25c Plaid Stilt Cinghnlhs ........................................ 1599
.10c (‘ortioclli 3111. ............................................... 19"
30c lllllch Coll .iis .............................................. 249.
20c Dutch (‘nllni' l‘inu ........................................... 15c
31.‘ .‘i COX-sets ................................................... 980
Dc I’cui'i Buttons . ................................. . ............. 2c
. Lawn Short Kiumnos ................. . ........ 9 ................ .100
" 21.; 1111111011 ............................ ' .................... 111:: yd.‘
10c and I'Jc Lndics‘ Vests, (l for ............................... .259.
33c imported Roses ....... . .................................... 199.
791-Curra1uts ............................................. 43c bunch:
$2.00 Waisis, all sizes ..................................... $1.093;
. Short Slccve Wallets ........................................... 080
52.50 Lung and Short Sleeve \Viiiuiri ........................... 31.910,
9.4 100 New Shtipcs, at ........................................... 700»
000 New Shapes'nt ......................................... $1.”,-
9,: 59¢ Children’s Hats .............. ,._. .............. , 53;;-
‘ . $2.00 Chiiuieh's‘ii’dt'zi' ............ BM ........... this.
$125 Fine Black Sntiue Skiit-...; ..........................
-«-Aw~«r~1—W-M~r~
so we take 11 picture Naturally it in .
not a good likeness The man Is not
satisfied. neither am I, hilt it in not.
much usetu '1cpvat the performance;
for he is not likely to .get a better pic
.,11 1
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DEAF PEOPLE AND THE CAMERA
if ticai‘ people had the same dread
of photographers that photographers
have of them they would not often
bum tin-tr pictures taken. The artist .,
dislikes them not bucnnsc oi" their in- “13:91 99 i i ,9“ .9 . ,
iii'mlty. but because they take. lintll‘"“.n:.(,hi§§): 1:; t‘lilrlll‘ilt"‘ilroil (2:31:31;
pictures. ? " ’ " “ ’
“Why do they show up so badly in dlilli person which not even the pen.
:1 piiotogrnpli?" asked’ 11 visitor in (11 0' the letouuhel can when and if
whosc presence complaint hntl boom the photographer 3 art were to be 5mm"
11111 (“,9 ft! by 19léat small flfioitionlot gusty/grit
i don‘t know why." was thI l‘f'pi)’, "3 “'09 98°01! 5“ or so u r on a on
”hm “m, do. Judging by their 011- that be 110010 have to shut up shop.
proasion at that time they must bef‘kew York Sun.
terittt'llllx thtI camera to no oil at. a;
critical moment with 11 Fourth of July,i
rocket and 11:151.- .11-s all on ridge to:
hear it. Their eyes never look like
other people's eyes, nor their noses
like other people's noses. or theii
mouths like other people's months. I
suppose that is partly due to tho difli~
culty in making them understand in-
structions. I may pose :1 deal man be,
l‘m-c 21 camera crcr so artistically. but
BLACKSTONE Was WRONG.
"Your honor." said Etioman Prulett,
the ciitninal lawyer, "since reports
and modern law am. not sufficient to
Chuvince you let me read thi' section ‘ ‘
i’mm Blackstone. the father of the.
common law and undoubtedly in) an
thor'it}. He supports my contention
precisely. "
“You hm! ns 11011 sit down. Mr. Pro:
brl‘ore i get five feet away he is‘ again 1911; I have decided the point Against
in the most dejected attitude. you.“ replied the court. “You need
" ‘llold up your head.‘ 1 shout to cite more cases. i have ovémibd
1:!111. lyour dcmurre'r. and do not. 'cat’e
"lie opens his mouth wide and 011-. to hear you read thtI section."
circles his our wt 1 his palm. I know 1-00 have. your honor I
" ‘Whnt's thut'." is says. l knou you l1nr."e sarcnsilcaliy said the _
“1 go back and jerk him 1,1110 shape: rctloubtable lawyer. “I know, it. hilt
We repeat that.purinrinance hall a (lo-I.» ‘ just wanted to Show the were it
111 11101-11. 115' the time the poor i'cl- tool Blackstone was-2-1mm
lon- gets an inkling of tho it-‘fltiilt’mf‘llis Times ‘
or a photographic sulilctt he is in ai -
iatt 01‘ 1101110115 (oil-upon that does notL ’l he. Snblicinii blidge tit Rome WW W
1nd to his physitni attractiveness but in mine. is the oldest in history. it
slit-1 all that prcpnrutory tus e no dofis’matic of com hull whs'mct "
not like to 11908111091911: Emigrant cv.cnt “he seventh century.
iiiiiliiiii ii Piililifi lililt Jill
Are you ready? If not. enter
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our READY!
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‘ ' SOUTH NORWALK C'ouN _ . 9
Lumber and MillWork for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
We have now on hand the largest. most varied and oomplcto “epic of lum-
1m in the history of this company or boy of its prodedoaoors‘, and
rdcpsetfully aoliidt the ”ii-ounce of .11 109111010 pair‘s. '
_,.nos.9r.criaa-raa.....o. .
its? is... Food tinny Bulletin ' " "
for Week Commencing '
Monday. April 2601
50 Stumps 111th 1 lb 601: Tea. 30 8111 pa with 1 lb. 35:: Co
' . 405891111113 wiih iii.) 50c get. » 25 2%.. s wit; 1 911.3511: Golf
3.111ng ea. 20 n it 1 b
20 pimps on 1 "1119. 3:: IlTea. 10 Amt 351111 1111 21159323.
in to be the best shoes 111111111 for
99and.l1§l_*palsfl%im19t glnizmii kids and
[Does it
Yoi‘ir
_ How much ”own you in
friction. 1111;)an0 or
u .
Allis, 1011‘; line
shafts. etc..h,1 kings 1!!
Let us have 0.11 honet,
both questions, null we'll
11 Bit
ugfiqtrlu Wifiiék
MNI'JV [or you ‘
M\Vlll you talk it ti\Ei‘ with {111 toddy?
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' Tel. 33-4. 30 Washington St.
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1 0011 81111111111 Tomatoes 3 Cone . Salmon , .
' 1 Can Sultana Corn... for 2 Cans for . ”250 .
1 Can Sultjlni *Peus.‘.‘9.“."_l-‘“"59§E' Regular Pride 150% Can.
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