.'.‘.\
1's Rind You'd-#11113." Bought. and which has been
in use for over Miners, has borne the signature of
sens!
an comm. inns-mm
lexperllnmtl that trifle with and endanger the health ri'
.niants and Children—Experience against Experiment.
What Is CASTORIA
Tammie is a harmless substitute to; Castor Oil. Pare-
u'orlc, Drops and Soothing
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. its age is its gharantee. It destroys Worms
and alloys Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea. and Wind
Colic. it reihves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatuleney. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Sum-nob and Bowels, giving healthy and natural
The Children's Panacea—The Mother's Friend.
"ms CASTORIA ALWAYS
GEN
s4“,
Bears the
.The Kill You 'Haie Always Blight
In Use For Over 30 Years.
Isis «we... ee-rssv. n was“ ovum. In vessi om.
“
WATCHES TO BE HIGHER.
CHICAGO. Sept. 18.~lt transpiredl
today that two leading watchmnking
companies recently sent out slmultnu
eously but not concerteiily, it is nvcr
red. notices to jobber: advising them
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATED 1849.
Deposits June 29, 1909,
53.707.107.48
George M. Holmes, Presi.
Wm; A. Curtis, Vice-Frost;
Fred'k A. Ella, asey C Tress.
3.
Wall rifles
, lN PRICES TO SUIT ALL
POCKETllOOKS
A Complete Line of Crockery,
' Glassware 'and Houseiur-
nisliing Goods, Etc.
English Blue China by the set or
piece.
Square White Fruit Jars can be
cleaned quicker and better. Fruit will
pack closer. the dam will look nicer
on your shelves than the round green
glass jars.
Square White Jars have
nlng Top,
Window Shades made to order.
Palnters' Supplies. '
Best Mixed Paint, 31.26 gaiion.
~. Painting and Paper Hanging.
-L. H. Decker
er wxsumarou eraser.
, 0°UT‘3-.N9!WA'-"-
, fret. "o'on. ‘
lilo [Ash'-
13.1mm}.
. inr Freight Only
_? On and our Ttieatlsy. January 7,
$000, l'roight Pro tiers will leave
, ier an, East Riv . New York, (incl
at Dorer street). even day. (except
Sunday), at i p. m. Freight received
t "melt up to 4 p. in. asdlaouib
oi’IIik up to 5:80 p. In. a
-' Norwslli Steamboat Co.
an” ’g 4. smith c. c._ Heisman
w ”ta-see; ' General finest:
, Examiner l-
l). h. Easements...
' ‘,' ‘ISIIh Ill!
mmnsiu Sheet.
.. j' and has heenmadeunder his pm-
' ’ Allow no one todeeeive ypn in this.
f
0. Real” Estate and
supervision since its infhnoy.
and “Just-as~good” are but:
Syrups. It is Pleasant. it
sleep.
Signature at
that the price of watches is to he luv
(‘l‘i‘flSé‘d nu average of? l»: per coat.
on all lines. The western company‘s
advanced pi'icc went into eilect on’
Scutcombor in, while the eastern coni»
puny); new price scnlc becomes effec-
tive on September 20. Representatives
of two of the compnnlcs assert that
tlicrc is no combination to increase
priccs and deny that the now tni‘il‘i
caliscd tlic ndvnncc. .lobbcrs. howev-
or. dcclurc that the new tariff on
\vutches equals the highcr pricc an»
nounced by the watch companies.
rui‘ uEw‘SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science or use
cause 0! the disease and the art of ad-
lusting the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched homes and pain in
later life in the diderent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the' cause or
this disease and pain, and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness, Rheumatism, Pusly~
sis, Heart, Kidney and Female Dis-
eases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS, D. CA
as WASHINGTON ST. 80. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
A Timely
Subject
For All House-Owners
This is the season tor cleaning
up the promises. Soap and the
scrub brusn tor the house and
the;.ske for the lawn are good,
but they dont' go far enough.
You can clean dirt away, but
to make the house, the barns.
stables and fences right they
should he freshensd up with
paint.
We have everything for the
painting—linseed "oil; turps.,
brushes and '
Mrs. George A. Palmer, of gonadI
Beach, is a guest of her daughter. Mrs.
llerman Ryder, of Van Zandt street.
The tug Addie Vast out this morn
ing for, Wilsop' Pointhm get the coal
barge evening Star and take her to
Wesiport.
The ltallan independent Society will
|hold a electing tomorrow at 8 o'clock.
at Foresiers’ Hall, in Railroad uvepuc,
Booth. Net-walk,
Mr. and Mrs. Bryon Clayton. of
Point Pleasant, N. .l., arc guests of
their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. E.
Apeli. of St. John strect. ,
The membcraof the Bust Norwalk
Fire Police will have a chowder party
tomorrow in llohannon's woods. This
will probably be the last of the season.
Mr. and Mrs. L. s. Glover and daugh-
ici' Bibi-l iilld Mrs. Charles Seymour
nrc autoinobillng to While Plains N. Y.
today, win-re Miss Glover will spend
a low iliiys.
Several young people i'ibm here and
South Norwalk intend to go over to
ilridgcpovt tomorrow. to see the ital-
iitn cruiser and the United States but-
tlcship Vermont.
Mrs. Andrew Aarouson. of New
sircei. went to Georgetown this alter-
noou to bc :i guest ovcr Sunday 0‘ her
parents, and will be joined there to
iuori'ow by Mr. Aaroiison.
A party of 22 people from Danbury
im- coming down to East Norivalk this
afternoon to partake of a shore dinner
:il .l. 1.; (.l'Sullltan‘s l’lorlon .Housc.
'l‘hcy lil'L‘ due on tho Pittsllold Express,
Fine prop-rose is being made on tho
new residence of Clllltitln ll, E. hooli-
wood, in First street. Yesterday the
carpenters started to roof in the
siructure. The work will be pushed to
completion.
(‘nptuin ll.
B. Lockwood, of First
Addie \' Thursday, and siillcd up to
Danbury on another kind 0! boat. The
captain visited friends in that city
for the day.
'l‘ho East Norwulk Ynchi (‘Iub lilt‘lll~
bers, or iii least a number of ”will.
gathered inst night at the club house
on the Benedict Farms bridge and
talked over plans for the Winter. it ,is
figured that the clubhouse-will be H
cosy spot this winter, when the north
openings.
.. pins
(‘hlwk'ail
I'ilil "I lit
lanes. stilt: with
your D ’
Macaw
and title Ruining
“I i ». in.
n it".
”mat-fifhklmrayl on .
I!“ 0.10 "RAN” "JSJ. 05
REAL ESTATE
Steamship Tickets
J. M. LAYTON also
(INCORPORATED)
5 RAILROAD ave. so. NORWALK.
The Newest, Batter-us in
Cook's and Potter’s
Linoleum
EXTRA HEAVY GRADES OF
Oil. Cloth
Spemffer
All on Clotlioandélllgoiégmi'bought
on Monday,l.AID F ‘E ‘0 CHARGE.
F. A. MITCHELL
con. Wan. a’nh moi-i sis.
uonwaut. cons. .
Atlantic Pure White Lead
rue canoes
DUTCH BOY PAINTER BRAND
We can guarantee this'White
Lcad's purity. ’ "
See us about your painting.
E. E misfit
account ,
EAST NORWALK, CONN.
i
Hence Eilllaiin‘di Soil,
45 wait. or. Medium.
s.‘
We have «will: Misti bargains
in Income producing lire" iiy that
. . , new. man
fie "M in new» so Prisms.
av- 66. ,,,
must increase lnyslusy the rapid
11'th oi the town. '
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All
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J
998
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w Com
2
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as."
e
219-
i ii,
Pill F iii
‘ All: asossuao sv
F. E. Lookb'ood
dt Company
39 Wall Street
weapons properly filled
. out gets you a Spark Plug tree
‘ otchsrson ‘_ fl . 4'
....,,.
John E
' W
lost your oriiiwasu
Filled at» the
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and tiniest “tries at
. all times.
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chairs tor our trolley buttons.
Come in snd‘wsit for your car.
‘ BRIDGE PHARMACY
ion the coast with a million and a halt
. feel, of, lumber. She left a million ieet
J. saunas. soap.
:
wind blows and thevsnow swirls about
and the temperature drops down
around the zero mark.
The Walking Club has been patient-
ly waiting for cool weather but of late
there has been none to give. seat to
pedestrian trips. it could aoi be learn-
ed this morning whether the club will
be on the job tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Brown of the
Washington streci bridge. intend to
leave next Saturday on a two weeks
vacation trip to the Adirondacks. They
expert to stop, cnroutc, in New York,
to witness the review ol’ warships.
Charles 'l‘obcy and William ’l'obcy
ielt today for Bridgeport in their oys
tor boats ililli will work Monday on the
natural growth beds. Among the
number who will start tomorrow uri-
Frcd liovejoy and ii, A. Saunders.
The stores uloiiu tlic \‘.'aslilngion
street bridge l)\\'lii(i by men of (ill:
Jewish ruliJ| were roopeuod this
morning, the Jewish New Yi-nr cob»
praiion now having conic to on end.
The colcbrutlon bi-gaii’ \l’cdncsdny
night.
Wuldron & Riordan have token the
contract to lmlld ii residence on East
avenue for John Kline. it will be of
frame constructions, provided with all
inordcm conveniences and heated by
furnace. The cost will be about 36.000.
Charlcs i’v-nnell will do ihc plumbing
and boating.
this
Some people hoped morning
slrcot, lnld usldo the duties of the tug 1““ ””5 i'vcnlng lite “Wild ['1' H0 illllt’i
along East Washington and Fort
streets, that Constable J. .l. Goodwin.
on his regular visit will not have much
to do. inst week everything was quiet.
but this was attributed to the arrest
0f the previous weck.
The schooner C. C. Weill-um, a three
master. which loaded at Norfolk, Vlr~
glnlu, is unloading one or the largest
cur s ot‘luinber that has come in:
to ,he harbor this year, at the HatEh
and Bailey Company wharf. ’i‘ho vesu
sel had 420,000 feel when she reached
port. There has been nothing In the
$23.00
mars The sauce or one no. a
Charm
Stewart
. Range-
and “gas claim it is the'hest stove value
in this town.
This stove is guaranteed in every
respect. and you are welcome to your
money back after a month's trial if
you want it.
i. J. illillllll & Sill Bil.
134436 Wasi-imc'ron eraser,
Weddmmswmc‘ *' *
new node
more destlrahie your building can be
made for your tenants—by having j
Electric Lightingbells. Private Tole
phones. Annuncis rs, etc.. installed——
we'll tell you he and furnish all
materials.
This is a... Electric Age mm:
Landlord who is up ‘to data sets the
good paying tenants!"
'l'he Reed a Volli sudden or
as wasuiua has".
,. sour», u ‘13 ALK.
L. 45. I
I:
TELEPHONE can. no.
Dorli'in;
a: (Gregory may"... 6..
user Me’s‘WALx.
Sea Fooqjoodied to Order
Sullivan
pith.
“turn to Darion.
Shore Dinnersrsiid'.Ail;iiinds 2‘
harbor til 'e‘rum‘ in. loan
southern barge which was here two
or three years ago. This barge came
in New York and the remaining halt
a million in him-walk.
No successful trace has yet been se—
cured of the clotbeline thief who vis-
ited the yard of Mr. and Mrs. iver
Petersen, in Bsyvicw place Thursday
night. The appearance of this sort
of thief is especially deplored now,
that there has been but little depre-
dation of this sort of late.
W“:-
The 'oysterinen have everything
shipshape for the Brld epdrt teln-
pain, which begins Mull ”. The re-
ports soy that the work wll last four
of live weeks. Some oystermen have
already gone over to Bridgeport team
a “no on things but most of the boats
I'i sail away tomorrow.
The fence which Charles H. Ais-
thorpe has been constructing at the .l.
& .l. Cash. Limited, pla t in; South
Norwalli, must be p fun y proposition
if it has the dimensions announced
yesterday. The fence, as a matter oi
fact, is 80 (set long and six feet high
and is surmounted by a wire nett-
lug.
p
People who have occasion to like
the Washington sti‘ect bridge were
very much worked up still today over
the announcement that the bridge will
necessitate the closing of the structure
to traillc for several days. if kicking ‘
will go fur for anything, it's a good bet
that the brdgc will not be closed as
long as originally announced.
Airshlps wore the topic about the
Washington street bridge Hefner store
last night and the way necks we‘re
craned following a report that ill"
mysterious airship was again in night
was ii caution. Our man, it is claimed
spotted Mars and was so sure that the
planet was really the airship that he
offered to bet on the matter.
Motorman Matty Ryan is taking a
day off irom his duties on the Gregory
i‘oint linc, have been called to New
York to cooler with the HudsonFul
ton celebration committee and in his
absence, “Roaring Hill" Carruthcrs.
the King of Pest tswauip, as some of
llic popular William‘s ii'lcnds call him,
is looking after ihc Country Club spe-
ciai.
The voting places in the Democratic
primaries which are to be held next
Friday night will be in number in
East Norwalk. The districts are known
as the 5th and 61b. The 5th district
building in Fort street. The 6th dis‘
trict voting place has not been decid-
cd but it will be. Dominick Canevari's
store if thc arrangements can be
made.
The Rev. w. W. Gillies. pastor of
ill(' East Avenue Methodist Church.
continues qulic ill at the parsonage
in Rowan street and this morning it
was understood that he will be unable
to take charge of the services at the
church tomorrow. During the inst
day or two the pastor's condition
while not believed to be serious. is
more aggravated.
According to the stories being told
around about the electrical depart.
nicnt trouble. some of the members
of the district committee are. just tick.
led beyond measure over the resigns-l
tions of Electrical Commissioners Rob-
ert F. Clark and irving D. Robertson.
One. member of the district committee
is quoted as replying to a question as
to the cause of the trouble. that the
electrical commissioners wanted to
run the district committee. Naturally
the resigned commissioners would not
subscribe to such an aspersion and
there doesn't seem to be much doubt
that the district meeting will be an
interesting one. One man said this
morning that he wouldn't miss the
forthcoming meeting for anything.
illiilllll.
Captain Frank R. Stevens has been
in Bridgeport this week on business.
Thieves visited the heilliCl'y of Mrs.
A. Dibble Thursday night and managed
to get away with six of the lines! hens
and one rooster.
The present Weeii is s"eeln the thin-
nuii out "‘iittp or" 'a all do resi-
dents, will) are _ liigback to New
York to renl‘sinu til next summer.
Alien paucity. enliniebr at on
pumping station of the railroad coih~
puny here; his returned to town at-
ier attending the reunion 'of the
Eighth Regiment in Hartford, and via-
iting his daughter.
Milli lllll illlillil.
. W4 " ;
The political parties are getting
ready tor the forthcoming caucuses.
The Darien baseball teamthI crash
ate this afternoon with the Port
‘ hesicr teams
Tile, Newton , Heights Engine pony
' any will open its new house Monday,
3 epicihbcr 27. With a fair that will
"Fonllnuc four days.
.c—a-
..
Tho town caucuses have been called.
(This year. the Denna-ratio caucus will
come first, on the 27th of the month.
irhe Republican caucus will be held on!
be following night, Wednesday, the
3 Mrs. Bridget Seel'y, Miss Margaret
Kelly and Dauieanhoney. of Dorian.
sailed from New You for Europe to-
ny on the steam lp Arabic. They
, 'Ill visit in ircluiii and will then re‘
The Darien Junior-baseball team is'
practicing up for an interesting some?
Lscheduled for next Thursday uitet-_
moon. ,At..thst time .they will cross'
< sis on the Newton lot diamo d with'
the Norwnlk trollcymeii.
The Dal-ion firemen areas have the
hearty cooperation of the ladies in
‘ I Y “‘ ‘ ‘. ‘ .
M's his "
pip Dairies last week, with mortgages
.ish box. who , stole
tncing events include contests ibr mo-
thcir forthcoming fair. Thursday ev-
ening the wives of the firemen got
together and made preliminary plans.
The fair will be held in the town hall
in October and will be of four nights
duration.
. Tliléi‘e’ti'ei-e three sales of real estate
recorfied or 83 760. Th transters were
as to owe: s’. a. Hoyt to o. N. run-
COX. Connecticut Turnpike; Louise C.
Suluer to Catherine s. Auchiucloss.
Gracie street; Lewis Waterbury to C.
E. Diefenback.
. “At the Methodist Church the Pastor,
Rev. George Benton Smith will preach
morning and evening from the fol-
lowing subjects. 10:30 a. m. ' Life's
Arlthmetic—Subtraction." 7:30 p. m.
“The Handwriting on the Well." Spec-
ial music by the chorus” dioir in the
evening. Solo "Belshuuer's Feast."
:I'I‘here promises to be a decidedly
was-mild”. over the allies of town tax
collector ot.,the Town of Darlen. On
the Re )ublican sldc there are no less
than el i candidates, John P. Brutu-l
bier, George Sherer, Ernest, c ofut,
eorge Woundy, Wilbur Gainer, alph
lrobai‘d, Geor e Von Staden and El-
ert Bates. 'l‘ e unusual scramble
this year for this office. which carries
with it a salary of $600 a year, ie_duel
to the. withdrawal of Tax Collector
William Ballard, who is serving his
tenth year. Of this number, Mr. Bruin-
bier has been more or less in the field
for two years and it is stated with-
drew last year with the understand“)
that it was to lie Mr Ballard's las
year and there wopld not be much op-
posigon to him (Mr. Brummer) this
your. The Democrats are talking at
nominating Lenny Monroe. By the
new law, the tax collector will here-
after serve two years for a term.
build
lrving Stone has sold his Oldsmobile
to out of town parties.
l
Main and State streets are receiv-
ing another coat oi oil.
Dr. Nolan has returned from a busi-
ness trip to New York city.
Rev. William Dumphy has been a
recent guest in Sangatuck.
Miss Ethel Fairchlld has been enc
tertainiug a friend from Weston.
Stanley Falrchild will return to his
college duties in Ohio next week.
daugh-
llrs. James Mills and littlio
port.
li-r spent Wednesdiiy in Brid
a
Mrs. Bertha Conrad of Union Hiilu
N. .l., is visiting her son at Hawthorne
lun.
Several young ladies from Félriield
and Souihport are attending our high
school.
Mrs. John Totten is entertaining her
daughter and grandson rrom Brook-
lyn, N
Mrs. John Bettersou, King'sireet;
is entertainipg her sister ironi New
Hampshire. .
Mrs. George Coleman and son at
Brooklyn..have been guests at the
home of Walter Pure.
Mrs. Peter Bulkley whofell and
broke her right arm two weeks ago
is getting along nicely.
Mrs. Josiah Merean is entertaining
at freind from Canada at her hand-
some home “Daybreak."
Mrs. Hartigan, of Port Chester. is
visiting her mother, who is in very
poor health in the Farms.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bloom, who-halve
been visiting in town .have returned
to their home in Norwich. .
There will se’ the uiuii. rarities in
all the local churchestqmorrow at
10:30 a. m. and 7:30‘pxln.
The case at Antonio Mitrdrisécii‘fs-
ed with violating the liquor law as
been contiued until the OctOber term.
The first session of the conflimation
classclass of Trinity church will be
held this afternoon at the rectory at
4.
The Misses Shieldsof NewYork
have returned after spending a). few
weeks with Miss Phoebe Rico, River-
side avenue.
Michael White tbe 14 ye r old Poi-
o'sep ' Adams'
horse two months a , has been sent
to the reform-school. .
West Long Lots school which was
closed last year on_,aco,ouni. of the
small attendance. now registers 15
pupils under the third grnde.
The first meeting at the Mciifis'Civlc
club for the season was held Tuesday
evening in the selectinen's rooms
There was a good, attendence.
Raciucen rue, POTOMACn
wasuinor‘on, Bent. iii—rue Poto-
mac river is the scene of unusual tes-
tlvities and merrymaking today. inci~
dent to the grand results and water
carnival which is being held here. The
tor nts. double. fourl and p ht r-
ed in. sposii'oemrm on, looms:
The course is mom by oi tol'pé‘rl'd
boats and two destroyers of the Atlas-
iic torpedo flotilla. The grand water
peasant and fireworks display is who
. .A
lilll lllll .
' Iii Willi [lilill
Hammad .1775 our 325
-—i.sw is New, in Eliecl .
-'r—_“.f
law owners or launches having
explosive engines iiavo been anxious
to know what the new inw'rsprding
mudlers requires. The lswp‘ssse . d by
the last general assembly as prov-
ed June 24, which is now his
as follows: ., ‘ ’ ’_
Section 1. it sliall be unllwtul to
used boat lied, in whole or in
part, llyll‘ al‘coinbusiion en-
giii‘e or as“ e give engine unless
measure of he explosion is molded
in an eifectl e manner.
Section 2. Any person who operates
a boat on any waters of Mountain
violation of the provisions .0: the pre
ceding section shall be, punished by 8
Inc 0 not inbre‘tlia‘n $25.
. Section 3. it shall be the duty or
rand jurors in their, respective
was, prosecuting attorneys in their
respective cities and all other interm-
lng omcers in heir respective juria
dictions to ascertain and prosecute
Violations of this act. , ~ .
Sections. lt-spaii be theduty of
harbor anddeputy harbor _ei‘s_ to
report to the prosecuting omens of
their respective towiis‘the name and
ddress of every person operating a
at in violation of thisact, sad in
the event of a conviction there shall
be taxed. in auauum‘ to the banal
costs in such cases made and pro-
vided, a turthe_ r sum ig‘htmib dollsrst.
Said Illa be pa y. scour,
beforeuglillich lunch conviction vlu had
to the harbor or deputy harbor master
making the report in said ease. ~
once upon coucznr.
—————_ I
g' Program Arrows ier To-
nerrow Afiimfln.’
A secret! concert will be held intlie
brace Baptist Church. corner of Quin-
cy and Butler streets, Sunday after-
noon at 3:30. The program will be
his follows: .
Opening address by C. D. 1401‘.
Trio by Mr. and Mrs. Perkins and Mrs.
. .Hmld. _
Reading by w. H. Hillard.
Solo by Miss Corrine Harris. '
Reading by Mrs. Harold.
Address by 5. J. BelL
Soip.by Miss Vera Wilson.
Selecit‘ reading by Mrs. William Cole
ma . . -
staging by Mrs. Perkins, lira. Harold
and Miss Guy. - . , ,
Sewn, mailing by hglss Bfidie.
Sigiingeltiy the c tebrstedflainpton
. a , .
Sunday scholar by W56. lili-
~ .w. on, ,
Rea guilds: afiundi'. ~'~:*=
Cloehkad res; by Rev. Dr. unborn! _
the. New Iii-am» at Vail”!!!
The ted consists 0 William
Galen?” . H. Fisher and W. C. mn-
ton
set, is
intemtln
’\
.‘ IEAL ESTATE CALI H ..
' William W. Comatock is William}.
'“Casey, lot and buildings. Ferris ave
nue. War.
name of Mary a James to‘plieriss
.L. James. seven acrep. Scrlmner ave-
nus. Administrator's deed. ‘65..
William M. Smith tobisrjaret A.
McDonough, Milford. land and build-
ing. Fort street. War. , , ..
. Willlainitlioughton to Frederick}
Whitehead. land outbuildings, shore
road, oi! Smith street. Whig”, . . .
Preston, M. McClanahan sad wire to
Ruth B. Montgomery, land and build-
ings,Franoe street. Wer. , . .
Steve Verge and wife to Steve Gal-
yss and wits, lot and bananas. Lex-
“15‘?” ““9“": ..W':"-. .4 .. - .
#6st “wheeler to SW? 915%!
and wife. lot and buildings, Elisabeth
street. . war.“ ,_ y .
NEWEURWBRT- DENTIST mill.
. ~‘ 'fihu" f'
Avail. i‘isis.’ cap. 1 -, Thé
Ela‘ucéausp‘rrouhglin‘g .t 'e . fly
. . 'm‘”
death of Dr. Henry ,N.. $0 ' d'é
. b
tist,oi ite’wbu'rypb’u'. habit; "
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