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AGED DENTAL WORK.
BERLIN. August 23.»A piece of
dental work three thousand years old.
was ilxhiblted at the international
dental congress. which opened in this
city today. The object. is a human
jaw bone taken from all eiruscun
tomb and has a calf'ir tooth held in
place by gold fittings. The workman-
ship is excellent and seemingly as
fresh as though one year old. The ex-
hibit is the property of Dr. Guerini. of
Naples. Emperor William‘s exhibit in—
cludes Roman forceps and other deu-
tal tools of the second century.
"in some way. George. papa has
found out that you are. a poet." said
the fair girl to the youth with uncut
hair. "That's where your papa. has the
advantage of the critics." said the
young man ntiituc shitterlyr-rCleveland
Plain Dealer.
ER OIL.
\VASliiNGTON,
it‘i'itli‘ department.
interests of the buttons. does not
puny to reduce the price which
cum if Acting Secretary Pierce
puny to pay the «ll cents
it is alleged that the
price at 35 cents a barrel. and
new Payne tariff bill. Several
and Commissioner of Indian
STANDARD LOOKING“ FOR CHEAP-
Augus 23.—~The in-
which guards the
in-
tend to permit the Standard Oil Com~
the
lndiun oil producers in Oklahoma have
been receiving for their crude petrol-
can-
deviSe any plan to require the oil com-
a barrel
which the indiuus have been getting.
Standard Oil
Company contemplates reducing the
the
charge is also made that in reducing
the, price which it pays for the crude
oil advantage is being taken of the
con-
fcrences have been held by Mr. Pierce
Affairs
Valentine to consider the proposed ac.
tion of the oil company and devise a
plan for‘tlie protection of the Indians.
’i‘hevpubllc schools of tho tobvu will
mums their sessions tWo weeks from
tomorrow
Conductor John liauigau is laid up
at his home in Lincoln avenue, .Nor-
walk. by fitness.
Miss Mabel Church. of Barklmmstcd.
is visiting her friend. Helen Thomp-
son .of Edlie avenue. I
Meyer Joacrn, of the Washington
Hli'M'l bridge. is spending the dugin
New York on business.
Walter Parsons. of Danbury. was a
Sunday guest of William H. Brown. of
tho Washington street bridge.
lioward Benedict will lead the week
ly prayer service of the East Avenue
Methodist Church Thursday evening.
There‘s nothing better than our
homemade bread. biscuit and cake.
Ilanner ilakerv.
The itev C J Vahlstrom conducted
the services ill the Swadish Congrega-
tional (‘hurch yesterday at its new site
in Van Zandt street.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Measner are pre»
paring to move front Yost street. South
Nor-walk, to the Bobannan block. in
East Washington street.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoyt. of Dan-
tmry. were guests over Sunday of the
latter‘s parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. C,
Hawkins, of Seaview avenue.
Mrs. Jane liowardhnd Charles How»
artl. of Stamford. were guests yester-
day or the farmer's son and the latter’s
brother. John Howard. of 5 Winfield
street.
..——_..
Miss Arielle Barnes. of Gregory
Point, and Miss Grace Wilmot. of
South NorwaIk. have returned home
from a pleasant sojourn at Long
Branch. _
Charles ll. Ainlhorpe has secured
the contract for the erection of a small
garage which .1. lrviug Dibble is about
to have put up ill the yard of his home
in ilnyview avenue.
Miss Lottie llosegood. of Hawkins
avenue. and her friend. Miss Emma
Foster. of East Orange, N. .l.. spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Cook. of Gienbrook.
(‘oustablc .l. J. Goodwin made his
weekly trip to East Norwalk. Satur-
day night to keep "stews" within
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pack closer. the Jar: will look nicer
on your shelves than the round green
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Square White Jars have the Light
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Window Shades made to order.
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A Timely Subject
For All House-Owners
This is the cannon for cleaning
up the premises. Soap and tho
scrub brush for the house and
the lake for the town are good.
but. they dont' go far enough
You can claim dirt away. but
to make the house. the barns,
stables and fences right they
should be freahenod up with
:aint.
We have everything for the
. painting—linseed oil. tum"
brushes and
Atlantic Pure White Lead
THE FAMOUb.
DUTCH BOY PAINTER BRAND
We can guarantee thiI White
head‘s purity.
See us about your painting.
E. E GORHAM
oaccna'ron.
EAST nonwaut. coup.
Shears
and Scissors
Table Knives and Forks and
Pocket'Knives.
F. A. MITCHELL
con. WALL mo moi-i Ira.
MpRWALK. coma.
‘1
u
Gluttony ' finals
Filled at tho
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and anon-t “"100 It
all tin“.
Personal attention [MI in all
. prelcrlptlon work.
Claim for our troll” ”troll.
Come in and wait for your on
BRIDGE PHARMACY
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mm ‘iitn
was a visitor with friends and relu-
tives to Darien Thursday.
|
l The Norotou Heights military band
is to have an entertainment and
dame. in Darleu Town Hall, Septem-
ber it.
Many boys and girls enjoy bathing
in the Norman river during the hot
afternoon. The latest storm filled
the stream enough to afford very good
swimming“) places.
J. PARK,“ Mann».
bounds. but the constable had little
to do, as was the cube a week one also.
A large number of East Norwalk
people took advantage this morning
of the pleasant trip afforded by the
steamer Huntington. These trips have
been more enjoyable than usual this
year.
it is hoped to have a good sized
turnout of the members of the East
Norwulk Yacht Club at a special meet-
ing to be held this evening. The, pro
posed clambake is to be talked up at
that time.
Miss Emily Manon. who has been a
guest of her uncle and aunt. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles ll, Alsthorpe. in Seuvlcw
avenue, has returned home to Peck-
skill. New York: but will return here
again in a few days for a further visit.
James E. Layden. who recently dis-
posed of his cafe in Broad street. Nor-
walit. still continues his IItabliIh-
meat on the Washington street bridge.
The Norwalk deal does not affect his
bridge establishment in any way, it is
understood.
Labor Day is only two weeks from
today. No matter how warm the
weather this will mark the beginning
of the departure of a large number of
summer residents. Some will stay
and enjoy the share as long as the
weather will permit.
Joseph E. Fowler set out for Green-
port. bong island. Saturday, in a rath-
er small conveyance. but had no fear
of the result. He was afloat in a cat-
boat only fifteen feel ill length. which
was built at the Andaman launch
works for a Greenport mun.
George E. Thompson and family
have returned to their home in Edlle
avenue, after a six weeks' stay tip in
the hills of Litchfield courtly in the
town of Barkhamsted. Mr. Thompson
is now busy with work preparatory to
the opening of the schools on Septem-
ber 7th.
Edward Parks resumed his duties
today at the'market of Andrew Aaron-
son on the Wuhlngton street: bridge.
after a week‘s vacation. Eddie intend-
ed to go to Saratogn. but he decided
that he would have more fun staying
home. in that he would have made the
trip alone.
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com-
pany has one of the prettiest little
itrehouIeI around th rt of the
state. but the oondltin ’6 the grounds
about it detracts very considerably
from its good looks. The yard of the
building is as completely overgrown
with weeds as an abandoned garden.
The Rev. John Joseph irons. oi
ill-maroneck. preached two more
strong sermons yesterday at the East
Avenue Methodist Church. ' in the
morning the topic was. “Wilt Thou Be
Made Whole. " and in the evenink “Be
Not Troubled " The Rev Mr irons
will also preach at this church next
Sunday. 0n the Sunday following. the
pastor. Rev. W. W. Gillies. who is now
on a vacation sojourn in the Cat-
skills, will again occupy the pulpit.
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RED Hill]
SPA . ii PUJiiS
ARE REDEEMED BY
45 WALb It. NORWALK.
insurance
growth of the town. '
Horace E. Dana 81 Son.
Real Estate and
WI have Icy/cw decided bargains
in income producing property that
must increase in value with thI rapid
& (loamy
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Your coupon properly filled
out. gets you a Spark Plug free
of charm.
' THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the Icience or the
can» «the amino and the art of ad
lusting tho Innis Diane: are caused
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1 am w in:
Galen. ”Main Stream
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1' I PlunIOI‘lafi .
. Norma ¥
:SavitiilS’Sobi‘etil
Deposits June 29, 1909,
8330110748
Wm M. Holman. mu.
Wm. A. Gum WOO-Phil.
by g wrench. twist or Iprnin in the
back. Even if done in childhood It:
createI pinched nerveI and pain in
later life in the diurnal organ and
limb!»
‘ , chiropractors remove the cause or
thtv discus and pain. and health is
honored through harmonizing the Si!
AnIrve Interns in your body.
. Net-v Rheumatibm. Pauly»
pm, But, killer and Female Dil-
IIIII are given upeciai attention; also
_ Curvature o: ginI Splpéil.l You will
nun: KW V ng lroprwtlo
chilies to help you. ’
T FRANCIS, D C.
NWMNINBTON OT. cementum»:
.. alight». rnaudéhu‘atihihtfl.
1 accident yesterd
E a good start for short flights.
r. E. Lockwood. i
Ssileck Andrews. the East Norwalk
, young man. who is making quite an ex-
tensive study of aeronautics. had an
which injured him
to some extent a d also partly smash
ed his apparatus Mr. Andrews has
what: is known as a slide, without an
I engine in it. and he practices about
Marvin‘ I Ridge. from which he. can get
Yester-
day morning. while he was preparing
. to have a little trip through the air.
a gust of wind caught the glider and
owner unawares. Mr. Andrews had
f one arm bruised by the fall but not
seriously injured and the mechanism
e can be repaired quite easily.
Will]!
i; mil-q ll '
Samuel Arteil, of South Norwalk. is
sponding‘a few days with relatives in
this place. '
Morrison Dauchy. of Rowayton ave-
nue. has secured a position in the Cro-
l‘ut d Knapp hat factory, in South
Norwaik.
c
Manuel Sliver. Inn of Sandow Sliver.
the 'cello Ipit‘liht in the Baton Point
orchestra. recently underwent an op-
eration. for nasal trouble at the. New
York Hospital.
Sims was trying toast aboard the
craft he fell overboard.
ANOTHER AnRoILANI coma"
ANtTr .
wasniuo'roufir litigant 28.——-A
Washington man c on to join the
new featurcI. if H. idttionb are favor-
that «attracted. 'wlll
bI. givnn' ' .
William Lynch made n rescue of
Jack Sims mm drowning one night
last week. Sims comes from New,
York. and made the trip in the catboail.
Humbug. The vesselwns anchored off
the Roton Point dock and while Mr.
ranks of the "lini'I" With a new aero-
plane. Hart-yd. Ortne la the builder,
of the machine..AAwhtch is constructed
on the til-plane principle. with some
The indications are that the socln
bility dentin)“ by the shore dinner
of the llnrien Business Men’s asaocln
tlou ill iloton Point Wednesday even
lug will result in the addition of sev-
eral new members to the Dnrien Busi-
ness Men's Association.
Edward Myers, a former Darlen
young nlan. who went to California.
on earthquake. is \isiting friends in
Darlen. He says he likes this part
of the country best. His father, C. L.
at present at Applegaf’e. Calif.
Myers is visiting relatives in New
York It: to.
Thieves got busy among Dudley Til-
iey'I peach trees. Thursday night. and
skinned them of fruit. .Not content to
.tnke the fruit alone. the maraudera
alIo carted the peaches oil in one of
stable lianford Smith has been on
the trail of the tub but has not yet
located it. Mr. 'l‘iiley does not mind
the teen of the peaches so much. but
he would like to have the tub back.
for it was rather useful.
llurglars harp a decided longing af-
ter the contents of the home of Mn
Jelliffe in Barton. They seem to have
been tipped off that Mrs. ilellifle made
a practice of going away on Thursdays.
A week ago. silverware and other val-
uables were found piled up. but it
was apparent that the thieves had
been frightened off. Thursday. last
week. the house was again ransacked
but nothing was taken. Con-tables
Hanford'smith and Wilbur Bates went
down there and stayed until a late
hour. but they did not, ee any bur
glare. A stranger has V u been walks
lug up and down in front of the house.
WESTPURI
. Charles Molten has been a recent
guest in the Farms.
The Connecticut Company is putting
in a new switch at Compo corner.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Dolge are enter
tainlng a friend from out of town.
The Misses Hyde. of the Farms. are
enjoying several weeksAin the Cats-
kills. .
Mrs. John ll. Sturges in very ser‘
iouIly ill at her home in liurlbutt
street.
Mrs. J. 0. Peterson. of New York.
have been visiting relatives in San-
gntuck.
John Croker ‘in assisting at Wood‘s
market during the absence of John
Neumnn.
Miss Jennie Thorpe has resumed
her duties at the postofllce after a
pleasant .vncntion.
New York parties have purchased
the. Tarlton place and will occupy it
about September 1.
Mrs. Harry Nichols. of Bridgeport.
was a week end guest of her mother.
Mrs. Frank N. Taylor.
Mrs. Hull ilradiey has been enter-
taining Mrs. Grace Prentice and
daughter. of New York.
The new concrete sidewalk extend-
ing from C. B. i‘loige’s to Compo cor
nor is nearly completed.
Lansdon Allen has launched his
new Inll boat. recently purchased
from out~of~town parties.
Miss Sadie Lowry.
has returned from a week's stay at
Garrison-on-the-Hudson.
Schools in town are being cleaned
and put solder for the opening
of the fall . September 7.
The Congregath'nwl church Sunday.
school of M! will hold its picnic
at Combo Bench. Wednesday.
ruined their» two sons, Gerald and
Leonard Mackenzie. over Sunday.
*-
this village attended the Flremen's
fair in random. Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Huributt
and granddaughter have been the
guests of Horace Huributt in Weston.
The engagement it: announced of
. William McDonald. of Omaha Farms.
and Miss Aline Lassange, of New Haw
veil.
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Henry B. Wheeler received} so
week
tailing while at work in his
found
a
Gruminan- Putney wedding to soar-
port: Wednesday.
Mrs. Nlthnitch and children. of
Port Chester. who. have been visiting
at the home of Mrs. Frank Kramer.
have returned home.
at
bosom IpIn fin” several weeks wit
friends It Comm Beach. has returned
to her hbme in New York.
oft outwit.-
Dilbert aabttbrt tun
hp'fdhafi'n of tin
* U
i Jamu Crnlgh. of south Narnia.-
wlth his father. after the San Francls- ,
MyorI. who is a carpenter. is located
MrI. ;
Mr. 'l‘llley'I galvanized iron tubs. Con- '
of Sangatuck. »
Rev. and Mara. Mackenzie enter. ‘
‘ A large number of young people of ’
vere wound in his arm one day last -
invitations, havc been. received by. y
relatives in Saugntuck to. attend t c ,
French. who ME'
diaE. Pinkhiun’ sVegetn-
4: Compound Cured tier.
11478 ”iambiwifii'fi‘izg'iemie
Mannheim-Infant
tiII. IlnIII and nervous molt“.
um minim-bible for me to
walk own!"
without I to'ppln
on the III i
tried three
out docton and
each told me Ionic.
diilorent. I
moo vId nobInbiit
from any of them.
but to -
far more. The tut
lng would tutor.
A' Ldi spillim‘h'wgt't’; to‘
tag y u ‘. n Im’I I
v m undbmwhnt it would
reinstated my baton
hadn‘t—nu. E'rn Donovan. Box
it“. Mllmntic. Conn.
-Tho auction of Lydia E. Pinkhatn‘ I
V tubiICompound madafrom rootI
Minn-bu; in an ralitfled. It may be
pIrfccoonlldoncI by womb
whomfmmdis phoeihonu, inhu-
mtion. uloemtiomp fibroid tuition. in
regularitiII. periodic psi
bearingdown fooling. not any.
gallon. diuineu. or aInorI prostra-
For thirty ycyoearI Lydia E. Pinkbain'h
Vegetable mpound has been the
Itnudbnl remedy for female ills. and
Index-inc women owe it be themIivII
to at least give this medicine a trial.
Proof is abundant. that it hnI cured
thousands of others. and why should it
not cure you?
Company was held Friday at the
company‘s 08109 in State street.
. -.——-——-———
The rally meeting It
tent last evening was largely attended.
many people being obliged to stand.
The music was exceptionally well
murdered. ' .
Miss Ella Fanion. of Easton. is
spending a week at Compo Beach. as
are also Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Aibln. of
Weston. They are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. l-iazen.
W liltlll
Lillian Neal spent last week
Hartford. ‘
in
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A. V. Barnes has returned from an
crtensive motoring trip. .
——————_g_.
Miss Mabel Olen. at Stamford. hII
been a guest of relutivOI in town.
Harry Crissey ha: been enjoying I
visit in Woodstock in the Catlkllu.
......._._........
Mrs. F. A. Shutes has returned from
a short visit with friends in man can
tel‘.
Miss Ethel Taylor. a clerk in But-
dett's store. is taking a week's vacu-
tian.
Miss Hattie- Liteii has been spend-
Qng several days with relatives in
Stamford.
Mrs. L P‘. Child and daughter. Miss
Ruth. are spending six weeks in East
Harbor, Me.
....—._.._ _
Mrs. Ralph M. Easley and daughter.
Dora. have returned from a few days
spent at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Lucian Burpee. of Waterbury.
is a guest of her granddaughter, Mrs.
Ellsworth. Park street.
Mrs. A. M. DoremuI is enjoying In.
auto trip through New York. with a
party of Newark friends.
Miss Myrtle Macintyre. of Tnlmang-
Hlll. is spending two. weeks? with
friends in. Ridgeilcld, N. J.
Henry W Sage and family retunr
ed Thursday from a visit with rotor
lives in New York and New Jersey.
W. J. Mulvthill. ticket cleric in tho
Grand Central Station. has been
visiting his brother, John Mulvihitl.
Arrangements. are being madaby G
E. '1‘. Rainy for the erection of a
fine residence on Stamford avenue.
Stephen B. Hoyt is planning to
build new green-housen on the Hoyt
Homestead property on Carter street.
have been spending a week at Dolls
island have returned. tanned and but»
till .
C. W. Hall and family have joined
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Dickens. at Bella
island. and will remain for. the rest
of the month. _
Frank M Simon. who has been re-
caper-atlas in- Ferndalo. N. Y., for Icv-A
eral weeks. has returned. much im-
proved in health.
Mr. and Mrs. l". E. Green and’ daugh-
ter. are guests of Mrs. Solomon
trip in their auto.
A Mr. and Mrs. r. n’. Weed. attended:
the reunion of the Thirteenth Connec-
tlcuu ‘Vetara‘ua’ Articulation. held in?
Bridgeport. Thursday.
Mrs. William Rodlnt r. of LocuIt
avenue. bu returnnd.
ford Hoppittal, altar under-plan.» In.
operation for appendicitis.
LitlIIIldthItBP.MpId.wlllIoan
the gospel .
The party of ten young ladies who :
Mead. south Salem. They made tilI ‘
All-lance WI“ wasted by Po
licouan Buckley, waa brought before
Justice 1“. S Bowie". by Grand Jur-
ordwm l Brant, and paid 9. fine of 83
an c
Edwin lows, the genial clerk at
the BirdInll House. has rested and
returned to New York. a nude
.mny friend; here who were slim! to
have him leave;
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice J Laney have
announced marriage of their
daughter. Miss Julia Loretta, to Hot-
ace Weed Jelnlon, th‘o event to take
piano. Tum, WI II.
mam H. Crnndali and irving Weed
‘8 AW "tun for
the estate 0 the labyChnrleI W.
Weed. familiarly knolm II “Blind
garlic." who left I conIldIrnblc so
no.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Heath an-
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Miss H tile, to J. Frank Benedict.
of New Yo . to take place; Saturday.
September 18, It 2 p. m.. at the home
in Carter street.
doctor IIld noth ‘
Josephine. wle of George Wald-
man, died Thursday morning. aged 42 ‘
years The funeral was held It her
late borne in Silvermine yesterday at
tel-noon at 2 pm interment will be
in St. Mary’s cemetery. Norwatk.
The New Canaan Grange will hold
a picnic 'and field day. Tuesday, Aus-
ust 24. at Woodway Farm. the home
as David Whitcomh. The train leaving
New Canaan at 10:10 a. m. will-Itop
at the farm. An afternoon train from
Stamford will also Itop for return pal-
sengers.
PURI FOOD GONVENTION. "
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Federal Regulatim Lawn to II 00n-
Itdcrod by Del-gnu.
DENVER. cu... Angunt is...um
tary of Agriculture James WilIon, Dr;
H. M. Wiley. chief chemist or the de-
partmenst of agriculture. and food ex-
perts from almost every state in the
union are here to attend the opIning
tomorrow of the national Ionvcnuon
of pure. food and dairy oommiI'Iiphiars.
The old fight over benzonté ’da‘mdn
is to be Over-shadowed by the Mann
of federal regulation of four! ".1wa
Some delegates contend that M‘ho-
dei state law. " an framed by Commu-
siouer E. F. Ladd, of South “hots.
should prevail.
"The federal law hnIA been known
to give uniformity." and Secret“!
Wilson todby. "Twautxdvg tel.
have adopted the federal law wi our
material change. The way u. ‘got a
model law lI' not to undo m In
been done. but rather to I the
federal law: where dam'
The Ladd followers assert tint. thb
learnt law is not Initnbie a: the“
meow of all the Ituen. .
"WING HAWAIMN OWL A
“9"“. I .
sari rakucts‘co Avatar bib-flip
atoc Win P‘. Diilhlhfll‘. of W.
cbntrm of tho Mt Willy
commission of immigration; ajttM>
yesterday ear-outs to Honolulu to
study immigration conditions in the
Hawaiian islands. HI will leave (or
the islands but Saturday. W
hired by Win. a. vim-em. Idiom
secretary of camera; and lobby 3&-
Walha planters and batting}; than
have urged that the Oriana; lamb
station. to which the Hawaii
is restricted by the anti-cobSt? a)?
clause in the mmtlo it”
tendedt devI‘lo our 11‘de
urged tl I tn‘o‘ mention. 0‘91!!ng
would improve conditions on "the is
lands. .
1.?
FORMER MOMON NPOBTLE
REAP ‘
SALT LAKE. £1th ‘23. —Mosan
Thatcher. prominent in billions all!
political life of Utah. died in MI helm
in Low ulterior He wan uni-marl?
I Mot-lain apostle. He withdraw be-
cause of his candidacy for MUM
swan scuttle at» tats. moi-Mm: '
pudendum: Maple in W
‘fouhd "
To the Board macaw ‘
an; 0L afield County
1 hereby: ply tor '9. tr
license or no M‘s
Mam
Rhine Wine and GM“: W!
til-3% Railroad Iva-Int
to rank N» Brown firm-"flu
{Town of Norwalk. Tho. MM m
of business is not local“. within 200
feet in I. direct line If. rebuilt ~~Mill
fine or Public. Downtime. or the
premises pertaining thereto. or nary
{out Office. Public Libnrr or W
or y.
Dated at Norwalk. this 19th mot
August, A. D.. 1909..
FRANK N. BROWN»
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We. the underIlgned. elocmlnd
taxpayers M
Town of Narnia“. Wham I
application of th abmo I
N. Brown for one “commit.”
severally certify Inch. fan hinmlf that
we are tarp an “cinnamon”
stained in a; Town «MW
that we have not: optioned. Maw
cation of pom pom
canine to I l ’Iplrituous and in
hisi liquors tduriw‘gt album
year. -
Dated at Not-walk. this “lbw day on
Augth All D... mo. .
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ed undo stun
era. II it lined by law, of tho than or
Norwnllt. I d h
”for no
filamofthn’
i hereby certify that this above nutn- r .
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Norwalk Chronicler