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GALLO
ewe Department
usin‘eaa Department
W ranch Oiiice. Nerwalli
lior'a Residence
vi ‘ Editor's Residence,
coolest! NOTICES
vtlelwdo loam. the
, . “it of
sports. What he lays w it
have great.
service Sunday he urged the boy. to
be true to themselves and to their
families, their friends and their God.
not to abuse. but to use in the right
Way." he sald.——Norwioh Record.
MW
GHORT AND TO THE POINT.
u—W
Many men have called 'other men
liars, but Mr. Peary is the first one we
ever heard of to do it and then copy-
right it.——~Wsshington Herald.
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MAIONIC DIRECTORY
ll Lodge. No. 108. F. and A. M.
to, in Masonic Building. South
‘Itreet, 1st and 3d Tuesday of
,i month—July and August ex-
It -v--at 8 o’clock. All Master
‘- I cordially invited. Frederick
jn. W. M. Robert M. Wilctn
heater. No. as, R. A. M.
' ‘ in Masonic Building. Scotti
‘ street, 2d and 4th Tuesdays or
"month—July and August ex-
'town Health omcer, to the
tEstimate and taxation, for
inspection, is not a half bad one.
keeping of a close watch on this
madlty' is one which has‘ been
(build tobe eminently worth while the
trail ever. Carélessnees has result-
, dire results. This is a. matter in
in hit "the milk dealers will undoubted-
Iy'x‘lve unqualified support, for it is
It! ‘nlr interest to have the public fut»
iy satisfied that their product it free
of even a breath of suspicion. Dr.
, Tracey has also contended for years
for better inspection of reservoir we
r sheds. Waterbury is just going
through a typhoid score 0 naccouni of
public water supply.
A‘gOOd old campaigner went down to
Instant in Cleveland yesterday, when
Mayor Tom L. Johnson lost to Her-
Inten‘Baehr, the Republican candidate.
Mayor Johnson has served four terms
‘ and his Waterloo was brought about
‘ yesterday by a repudiation at least in
iipart of his street railway ideas. Long
.hitér the people wanted the street rail~
‘ Wartight to cease, be kept up the light.
, It is reported that Mayor Johnson will
1 move to New York. but this Is doubted-
, It is believed that he will he a cuudi»
,g date again tum years hence.
, , ._.. -4...
_ romance Mayor Buckingham, of
Airltlxtiport. and era-Mayor Lee. The
popular former city clerk fully kept
till, his reputation as a vote getter.
- While most of the Democratic. ticket
won In the Park City, our of the suc-
cessful candidates for the board of
alderman was Horace Jackson, who
has malty friends in ’l‘hc Nor'wulks.
——-—«—-—-— _..._.._.__ w- -W...
Reform campaigns in yesterday's
election about the country. taken us a
whole, had a had time of ii. lit-form»
, ere, hovever, are uprdc out or stout
' materialrand it is not to bc bcliovoil
"that they will give up the ship on at”
count of a little setback at the polls.
.____._._ w..." ., -.........
. Judging from tho aruauhlun or a
truck through the Washington iiii'orii
bridge this morning, it might be Wi-II
191' the aelectmcn to look the structure
seller and ascertain if they have really
made a complete repair job.
San Francisco may be sorry for
turning down Francis .1. Money for
"-dliltrict attorney yesterday. it was
largely through llcncy‘s valiant efforts
that the ‘Frisco booillurs‘ aortic was
broken up.
-.............
New York KHVI‘ the Tammany Tig-
‘ oil’s tall a fearful twist yesterday. tiny-
‘ but was elected mayor but this morn-
.1“ the outlook uuiut look as dreary
' , ‘fllirphy as the North Pole country
id to Peary.
——.—. «no—M m... an—u-m
I hideout-«yes. he did ruu—-thlrd.
.i
DROPPING BRYAN.
.It was recently announced from
FBllitelo that the. Indications secured
I thong that Norman R. Mack. chair-
mtltltl of the Nailoual Democratic corn-
e. had dropped William Jennings
{Man as a. presidential probability
, ndtllat‘eentlment was being worked
up In bullelf of Governor llarrnop of
In no the next standard bearer or
' Democratic party. The elimina-
ioii clinician II not such an easy pro-
‘ 'aiipssrs on the face. in the
place. William .1. does not take
to the idea of being drop-
- my. the leadership. He has had
in opportunity to understand
”tent of his unpopul‘arity with
roof the country, but he is
' pilort that is easily discour-
New London Day.
(new-..
Coy. Yale's great football can
line plunger. is following the
w rhis former team mate, '1‘.
. by appearing at meetings
let a religious tilthnrter. it
told. Undoubtedly (toy.
grille treat athletic prom
' eat when imprisoned.
The British suffragettes refuse to
Have their
Judges tried fudge?—~Houston Citron-
icle. I
~0—
Many a woman owes her beauty to
the fact that the police reporter thinks
it makes the story sound more inter-
esting.—-Kansas City Times.
NO.-
This year’s Thanksgiving proclama-
tion from the head of the nation will
be enlightened by what the said head
has seen with his own eyos.——l.os An-
gelou ’l‘imcs.
(mo of the disadvantages of being
a monarch was illustrated when the
Czar and the King of ltaiy mot. and
had to kiss each other.~»--Plrilndclplrin
Public Ledger.
~0-
Tire Alaskans: are complaining be
cause congress will not allow them to
have a legislature. The Alaskans do
not know when they are well off—«St.
Pnul Dispatch.
When a man admits that you were
right and he was wrong, watch him.
He has some ulterior ruoiirc.-(‘.hicngo
Recordiieraid.
Another difference bciwrrcn liuclc
.Ioc, Cannon and a Spanish cabinet is
that he does not reign In a irotiy.~~—lu-
diapolis News.
_Q..
We think the greatest triumph of
Mr. Taft'n tour is the appearance or
the governor of Texas In a plug lint.»-
l.ost Angeles Times.
m-.-
W
HORSE WANDERED AWAY.
Willluru itynn. oi Lexingtorr arcnuc.
left his horse for a llttlc while in ”W
center of the city last. evening WIIIIt
he wont about some errands. when
he. returned It appeared that the. Ilill‘tlt
had either been stolen or had wander
ed off. Subsequent developments
showed that. the wandering off theory
was correct. Mr. Ryan. who is a well
known batter by trade. though he has
not worked at the trade of late, re
ported his loss to the police. Special
Officer Clarence Tormnnetti got on the
train and found the horse in Water
street. '
IIISIIIIIII IIIIIIIES Ill illIIIIIIIII
III IIEII IIIIIK IIIII
(Continued from First Page.)
fusion sweep was complete. Not an-
other Tammany candidate on city ill
county tickets won. The shun-rot oi
ibc fin-lion forces in electing Ilwii' can
iliilntes for comptroller and Ill‘l'tiiiil‘lii
of tho litiirrti of Aldermen. tout-thin
with the victories ol‘ the fusion and
unilil‘uurinauy cumildnlcs for thc
pr‘culiloncies of all five boroughs, will
give the opposition to 'I‘uiuuiauy llilr-
lccn out of sixteen votes In tho lin-
poriaiil. ilourd of Estimate, This board
wil have in its hands during its tcrni
of office theI cxpcndiiurc of practically
$1,000,000.00i).
0n the county tickul ibcI fuslonlalr
elected their candidates for diutrici iii
lorricy, sheriff. county clcrk. register
and city court judxc, which, with their
other victories. will place nearly t'V'
cry bit of putrouauc in the greater
city In their hands.
Willi a few scattering clot-lion die
iricls missing the vote for (layuor
llcuiocrutlc-’I‘upiinuny candidate for
mayor, stands at 240.716. Summit in
the race wan (lilo ’l‘. liuunnrd. ilu
itepublicanslr‘uulon nominee, with 175.
002 votes. William it. llcnrsi. cumii
iiuto of ibc (llvlc. Alliance. was last.
with 150.500.
llclow mayor. the fusionlat candl-
daicu on the city tickvi won by sub-
stuutlul pliirniitieu, that of W. A. Prior
«largest, for comptroller, luring up~
proximately 07.000. and that of John
l’urroy Mitchell. for president of the
board of Aldermen, 54.000.
The borough prcslilcncicu all Went
to the fusion or anti-'l‘mnmany can
didutcu. In Manhattan (Iconic hit-Au
any Willi olcctcd by a plurality of Ill.
000: In the iiroux (3. (3. Miller won bi
tho narrow margin of Lithil voice; in
Brooklyn A. it}. Hit-ere bad the courfor
table margin of 15.000; in Quuous Lava
rence Greener, Independent. won by
3.700 plurality. while in the little .bor»
cash of Richmond, George Cromwell.
the tusionlat, had 140 votes more than
his Democratic opponent.
The strength of the fusion cause in
New York county was indicated by
the plurality of 88.000 voice which
Charles S. Whitman. the fusion nomi.
use for district attorney. received over
George Gordon Battle. the Tammany
candidate. Even more significant was
the victory of John 8. shoe, tusioulst,
for sheriff. on silica, rich with emolu;
manta. over Christopher D. Bulivan.
Tammany. by a plurality approximui
In“ 27.000.
The tiislonist triumph in New York
county extended to its commutes for
Supreme Court Judgeships. all three of
Its nominees for those omens being
successful. The Tammany candidate
for the city court bench George Ii‘.
[launch was snowed under by 32.000
votes by his fusionilt opponent. Rich-
and H. Smith.
Tammany elected I! of its candi-
,er effect on the-tender mind. At the"
“We have healthy and strong bodies. .
e
greatest of time
severe to the pastry cook.
. $9 33 Economizee flour; Butter
, , %j. and ease and makes the
“ ‘ t3 fooddiseetlhleand
e1 Pd the
Roy Baking ”neither
The only baking powder made
from Royal GrepeCream of Tartar
thful
a a"
greater city and the fusiouists no.
intent returns litdicu: . that the New
York assembly of iliii‘. will contain ilii
Republicans and 56 Democrats. a Re»
pnbiican majority of 38. The present
assembly has a Republican majority of
48. Forty—five of the candidates elect-
ed 'to ethe assembly yesterday aro
nledgcd to the support. of some form or
other of Governor Huiihcs' direct, pri-
mary plan. _
‘ in New Jersey yesterday the Re.-
nubllcans hold their own. in the legis-
lature, gaining three votes in the acti-
aie, to offset a loan of “true scale In
tho lowur house.
Complete, returns on the vote
mayor tabulated this
the following:
(Inynor, 250.078.
lluuuurd, 177,002.
l-lcurst. 155.843.
luynor's plurality 73.010.
The. complete vote of New York city
for president. of tho liourd of Estimate
gives Mitchell. fusion. u plurality of
71.031 orcr ilalvili. tirc‘ llctni‘icratlc
nominee.
(‘luirlcs 11‘. Murphy. icadcr of 'I‘nru-
rualry Hull, woidd not discuss tmluy
iIlt' report that In vlew‘oi the loss in
'I‘amumny of the Board ill Estimati-
‘lnd Apportiournr-nl he would resign as
’I‘itniluiiuy‘g Iendcr iii the lblccurbcr
urccilnx of tho county and cxiu‘uiiro
cominlltccs.
iloyuor‘u pIui'ulIilcs Ill cut-ii borough
WIII‘ as follows:
Muir-button and the Bronx. 47.500.
lirinilllyll, H.714.
erccns. b.0iiil.
Richmond, 2.043.
An interesting result was rcvculi-il
in the rouipicic \‘tlit' tnbulnicri today.
which gives Hearst 87 more votes than
hannnrd in the Borough of Manhattan
ind the llronx.
1n Klaus t‘ruuuy tho l‘lcruocrnia sav-
ed their county lickcl. While a fusion
forouith prcsidcnt was chosen. IIlt‘
llciuocrniic candidnicu {or sin-riff and
other courtly Hfllt‘i'n pullcd through on
the iluynor wave In llrooklyn by plu-
I'IIIIIIt‘s running from live tlurusurul to
town thousand.
for
morning show
REPUBLICANS SWEEP RHODE IS-
LAND.
Governor Pcthler Re-elected by the
Largest Piurniity In State's History.
I’RtiYilli‘INt‘lC. Ii I. Nov. 2:. 'lIn
Repiibllcurw swupi IiIltliIl’ luiiiml you
tcrilny. according in the I‘t‘Illl'llb which
were ciriiiplcti-il curly irnluy. tlmcr
nor Arum .I, l’otlili-r, oi \Yfltlnlitlt'kiii,
Willi I't‘At'Iiii‘Il‘II Ii) :i plurality iii 11,
hill, mic or the lnracut plirrulilics In
the state's history. over (rim-y Arnold
(If PNH'IiIt‘Ilt'l', “in rule \Yll‘s‘? l'irih
ier, .‘i'r’JNll: Arnold, 33.31",
The iutnl vole. IlliWi'YI'I‘. was Murilli-r'
limit usual. A feature oi‘ ”ll' niorilop
was I’oliiicr'a ilci'cui of Arnold in ibc
ihiluocrniic candidate‘s home city of
Providence. which for Illi' past few
years has none Iii-nioci‘iiilc. ’l‘Iic bnl
aura of HIV Republican state ticket
was r-lcctcd by a substantial margin
The incomlnu nitric logislulurr- l'l"
mains practically unchauacd. While
the Republicans made it until of three
innmhcrn in ibc til'Illlll‘. IIlt' llcuuicrnls
losing one. lIlt‘t‘t‘ will be ”mm more
Democratic members oi the lower
brunch. whcrc IIII' Republicans lose
one member. The Iiicoiililln Kt'llllli‘ will
be illi Ropiihllcuiis and him “I‘ll!”
orntu, and tho houiic will stand on Ito
piibllcuns. hiuc lloniocrniu.
All three of the constitutional
amendments which nxiircd largely as
an issue in the campaign won- adopted
by about it lhruwionrihn‘ vote of ibc
state. The umendnrcniu plvc iiildltlnu
III vcio power to tho norm-nor. pro-
vide for the redistricting of the slate
and make the llcutcnaatmvurnor preli-
lduui of the senate.
in the municipal election in this
city Mayor Henry Wi'lt‘llill‘, chubllr
can. was reelected with a plurality
of 458 over Janice R. Thurston. Dom
ocral. The vein was: Fletcher, it).
001; Thursday, 9.751.
m
PINNOYLVANIA RIPUILICAN.
nun—g.-
Phlladelphia Overwhelm the iii-form
er'l Oppoeltltin to Republican
Candidate-
PHlidimilImmA, Nov. 3.»Pennsyi-
vanla elected the Republican caudi
dates for state treasurer, auoliorpen
era] and judge or the Supreme (loan
at yesterday's election, and I’hiladel
nhin overwhelmed the reformers oppo
silica in the local Republican organism
lion. electing that party's entire t‘tllm‘
iy ticket by a majority of more than
48.00, in drill 0f the heaviest voice ev-
or potted in the city.
I. A. ratchet“, for stale treasurer.
and A. ill. pinion tor auditorsnnnerhl.
crime from Philadelphia to Allegheny
Counties with majorities over their on
consuls in spite of Democratic gains
in many counties. 0. La Rue Manson
the homoerotic nominee touristic. iii
. - Gauthwhoh e
have
it ten for the Board at lilerinen in til
lit! 1! . out i; sleet»
cru'u plurality for Supreme (‘ourl burr.
-
phla and
needed to elect .ludgo you Moschaiker.
of Philadelphia.
The majority for the victorious tic-
ket in the state will reach nearly 150.
000.
Plan/innuriuu. Nov. 3.'~Thll to-' ‘3
tul vote in Philadelphia for thr- diaw
irici attorney, on which other the flight
was tirade, was Samuel P. Rotan. iti:-'
publican, 149.733: 1). (I. Gloom-y, nour-
ocrni, and William Penn l’nriy. int},-
440; l. .l. Sriutnnmrlo, Srii'lallsi. 2.-
Mil.
Slober, Republican. for iiiuto ircn'w-V
urcr, carried Philadelphia by 104.3041
plurality; Stetson, Republican, for uirdi-
tor gcnerul, currlcd the city by lint,-i
955, and Judge Robert you Mom-brisk
over (L‘. La Rue Morison. his Ilciuncrni
oppoucni, was 92.065.
_......
JOHNSON LOBES lN OHIO.
Advocate of Municipal Ownership
Elected Four Times, Defeated
Yesterday.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. Nov. 3.-~'I‘hc
oiiiciul kncll of Tom 1.. Johnson. tour
limes mayor of Cleveland, was rum:
curly this morning. After working all
llItthl. at the Board or Election Cour
(Continued in l'iftl Page.)
" iiiiiiiiiiiiis
itoinn‘s plurality, 43,237. i .
l
From 2 till
6 o’Clock
25c Ribbed Corset Covers, 190
Worricu's hoary ribhcii, elbow slccvc i,‘orsct Cov-
ers. the Well known “Appleton" brand: regular
I 4 nouns, 19c
\Vir
whomever; um. a. ,
want—u
I'
m From 2 an
6 o’Clock
5c Handkerchiefs, 3c
men‘s and (‘hildrcu's \i'hile llemstitched Hand-
kerchiefs; no value.
4 HOURS. 3c
25c Collar Pins, iii-2c
Dutch t‘uilnr l‘iuii. all new designs; rcpuluriy 250.
4 uouas..rz l-2c
Boys’ $1.50 Wool Sweaters. 98c
lloys‘ All Wool chnicrs, sizes up to til; regular
81.5.0 value.
4 HOURS. 98c
(‘Iil
ii yi-iir
Pill; ll
50c Sleeping Garments, 39c
idrcu's Ribbed Sleeping Garments, ages 1 to
s: regular .300. value.
4 HOURS, 39c
$1.25 Flannel Night Gown, 790
While (luring Flannel Night Dresses, extra full
suul $1.23 value.
4 HOURS, 79c
250 Ribbon, 16c
\\'iilc lilut'k Tum-iii Ribbon. best 23c quality.
4 HOURS. I60 ,
MONDAY. NOVEMBER lot
In
DAY NIGHTS
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SAT-
URDAY
Adults ........ l0c Children ...... 5!:
NIGHTS ................. 10 and 90c
MUSIC HALL
SOUTH NOP -‘~ ALK.
THREE DAYS,: .3 TARTINO
THE PIANO FOURu—Jaue Boynton.
Francis Ellison. Lotte Burnell.
Charles Clear, lvmriy of the
PlANOFlENDS—A .‘l-‘W NOVELTY
IN MUSIC
ED. sews
Marvelous Eqiutlihrlat
CHARLES WALTON
Character Comedian
met: A DELL
The Essence at Good Comedy
SHARP a SHARP
“Katrina's Arrival In
Added Attraction
BOSTON NEWSBOY‘S QUARTETTE
Singers. Dancer-a. Comedians
DANCING WEDNESDAY AND FRt-
America"
Friday Evening. November Sih
A PLAY YOU WILL WISH TO SEE
PRICED—Evening. . . . , . . .. .10. 20. 30c .
CHANG! OF PROGRAM"! MONu
IPKGIAL ADDIO ATTHAOTION:
OOLORIG LOVI ODO- ili “A DOL-
m
lance Lower Wear Reserved. .mfla
Entire lethally .m.‘
.f lira/"ll All“ Ill
elitism
MUSIC HALL
ONE NIGHT ONLY
WEE 8. PRICES
GREATEST AND DEBT PLAY
THE COUNTY
SHERIFF
m 4 ACTS—4 scents
AGAIN
b—GOOD SPECIALTIES—4
DANCING AFTER THE SHOW
Seats on sale Monday. Nov. l. at box
. .. .. ,. ._ .., ... marl
THE NEW
3 Ii .3“ .
iiiii iiuiiiiiiiiitiiii
A DOLLAR ATTRACTION AT 100
AND no
DAY AND runner"
MAX wore a MATINII emu
' unou IHO‘I'HIIII
IAILIY a akiuv
o'iiouuiis a O’RDUHKI
MIYIA sin-lire
say our unsavory:
LIGI “IONA
the
Heal-iii
t f
our ‘
‘I‘Hl LIADINO PKA‘I‘URII OF TN!
IIIIIIII IIIIIPII - lililhi.
Are its Simplicity, modality. might ‘
25c Maline Bows, 17c
Fancy hlaiiur- Loon-s, white, black and all the de-
siruliic colors; usually 22’.c.
4 HOURS, 17c
15c Dutch Collar, 7c
Luci“ iiuti‘h i‘ollars, with .iubor to mulch;
liic value.
4 nouns. 7c
12 l-2c Towels, 5 1-20
IIIli'k 'I‘iiwuis, i'rliI ulzv, rml lini'iicr'u; l‘i-giilnr lilifit‘
value
4 HOURS. 5 I-2c
I>lix
Iii-i
terns:
All
25c Fiouncing, 19c
nch Embroidery lv‘lounclng, about a dozen MD
regularly sold {lot-.290.
4 nouns. 19c YARD
35c Hair Rolls, 19c
round \\'Il‘c ilair Rolls, the regular 33c value.
4 HOURS. 19c
Mil-.25 Wiiie‘is, 69c
Fancy Liam-tic and l'iuiu 'l‘uilm‘ml \\ aisle. sold
l'l'KllIlll‘Iy 81.27.,
THURSDAY. 4 HOURS. 69c
\\‘oruvu‘s Wool Ribbed Swi-
considered big 3:: 00 value.
$2.98 Sweaters, $1.98
air-rs, all sizes, extra:
THURSDAY. 4 HOURS. $1.98
" as“. c............ .5.“
Muslin i‘orscl i‘uvci's, lace and ciriiiroidcry triur
inml. lull fronts, lwlillllil IIIIINIII‘O; n-nulru- :frc‘Jiic
\‘tlIllt'.
4 HOURS. 19c
l
ly Inc.
“I‘m on" t‘ollar‘ Si
0c Collar Supports, 5c
lpports, easy to adjust; regular-
4 HOURS. Sc
Sl.50 Sets. 99c
Pillow Shame and thin-nu Scott in mulch. wide
iluiml ruffle, Ilurd with pink or built biuc; 31.00 ruc-
ulnriy,
4 HOURS. 99c
W~m
and in
Thursday’s 4Hou
SALE
This Week’s Four Hours’ Sale
Means Greater Buying Op-
portunities Than . Ever
NOT ONLY STAPLE MERCHANDISE. BUT MANY THINGS FOR HOLIDAY. USE
THAT YOU MUST HAVE EARLY IN THE SEASON
“Get Your Share Tomorrow.
35c Peroxide, 150
iii 07.. bottle of boat Peroxide. sold regularly :ch
some places our.
4 HOURS. 15c
. MM.-.“ ,- -
my , ...t....».m..~.... a... .. a...
new
i.
CROWN ‘1 hi. can
A8118 . 350
cores:
(SAUDI-ID '03.. doe.
(lope Cod ere-berries.
4a.
Red ’ or Yellow Gillette.
DUSTO "
Old Crow
Monogram
Green River at: .
_ . isn'nian-Hu‘n
Economy's ii am
to annuities-sins
Weight and Price. “.00. It Is
FDR DALI I
I II
aiBosroN
“.mgw‘” 4......- ..
VERY III‘I‘ GHIAMIIY
GOOD OWIIT’ TUI IUTTIR. par lb.
I“? NIW YONK UTATI
Choice Native ’l‘urnlm; pk. ..20e
sweet or White Potatoes. pit. I“
e Whiskey, panama
wfihiatmm. tile
manly.
.-
w.~<.-~..m
STORE
”noun-vim
liliiiidlliiiitiiliilmsm
OHIEII.
Aaiontosnuasaeeaaleraoneeesoa-n
IlltdelcIIoaicliaellloleitollllOOlllvhaed 35°
ALL KIND. CHICOD. IOTH lMPOR‘TED AND DOMIITIC.
i can NEW CORN. 1 can NIW PIAO
Fancy Dram Quince/ii, pk. “tide
3 lbs. Yale Toast or Milk
Crackers ..................
86:: can Crown Aster Alpaca»
g“. tileios-Uttealaealetall
Del Monte Asparagus Tips.
on
eniaeaulaiiletaouasitoi
“It! not,“
at. .... do
ileunessy'a 1 Star Brandy,
aesosetedaoueeaaioneu-
Rock and Rye (For Guide).
a neelaeosteoaseO-elotss
Dolly's Pure illicit Whistler.
I o‘eoinereusnlosss-eniss
some!
aslitt 1s
ALL Till LIADINO IIANDI WING. AND LIGUORII ITO.
an
BUTTER. per II}. .....................870
IaIIdcltloUCQIIIliIIIIOOIAIm
“I Ib. tn.a4n¢nsn¢i.tu.ao22°
FANCY PRIOR IGGO (from Oak Ridge Farm). dos. ...........BOe
NEW YORK "ATI IGOO. dos.
,1 can new Tomatoes. .reo
Norwalk Chronicler