.... ”urn; lit
, ”$1.00 a
V A complete assortment of SCARFS,
QUARES and DOXLIEB.
‘ . ‘ Ilowulg or. West street.
EVENT, it e iNEL ‘rELI’IPIIIONE
. l l’ t cause ‘
gems“. boil-omen:
3—- ull p rt ant
44—min 7:th” Nr'grytiik
sso —-Eduoe'rml ms
129 5—City Editor'giiflebldeuee
rt 1
William P. Beers is having the front.
of his Wsll street More repainted.
...... In
John H. Bodwell has taken a pool:
tion with the Scslshipt Oyster Com-
pany.
Mrs. Elizabeth Spicer, of 117 Muin
stroet..hn3rb08n visiting her sister in
Brooklyn.
Miss CorinnaLonx. of Jersey City.
is visiting Mrs. Mary lockwood. oi
Woltpit avenue.
Frmlcrick A. Lockwood. of East ave.
nuc. is home from a hunting trip tot
Port Austin, Michigan
Miss Marion lice, oi Falrilcld are
one lIt-Is been entertaining Miss Mur-
ion Evans, of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. John N. Kline of tin
ion Park have boon visiting friends in
Oyster Bay. Long island.
Waith',_Mc,Nn,tt. of, East Rockawsy.
New Jersey, has been visiting Mr.
and ‘Mrs. Harold McAlllster. of Union
avenue.
Dr. Willis i-i. Crown. of Now its
ven. come to South Norwuik yI‘storda)
in his automobile to look after his pa-
tient. William Siauson. of Westport
avenue. who be. operated on for onto-
raci, Thanksgiving Day.
W
No man or woman here whose kiIl~
noys are out-oiorder. or who suffers
from backache or bladder misery. can
niYorIl to leave Papa's Diurotic untried.
Albert Gustnison. oi Georgetown.
has obtained a substuntial sottlcmeut
from the Connecticut Railway (3qu-
puny. On July 6 he was knocked bit
It our and sued for damage” but the
ruse was settled out of «can.
The Norwalk .i.ibrary hus hung on
its walls a collection of one hundrod
beautiful pieturos. which will romain
on exhibition for three weeks. Num-
bers l to 47 illu‘strnto the oarly history
of Plymouth colony. Attor tbouo IIoIno
illustrations
of lAIIIgt‘ollrIw's poom.
“'l‘ho, Courtship of Miles Standish.“
follow.
(‘.onornl Passenger Agent Coley. of
tho New York, New liavon uud llart-
i’tII'Il railroad, and Sulmrlntoudont Lake
of the Western Division. lInVI- been I...
\‘iii‘il lo liosuests of tho Dnubnry [lust-
fiI'su Mon‘u association upmrtho ooI'II
sion of tho roooption ltllil dinner to
l‘rouidont AIIIII'I'W it. down IIIIIi tho
directors of tho Connecticut. lluuincss
Men‘s association at tho l'loIoi (lroon
Iioxt ’l‘lIursdny IIilorIIooII ill 5 o‘clock.
Tho iroinht oorvloo oror tho \Vosl
orn Division of the Now ilnron road
become so oongostod at Hopewell
Junction Friday that frolaht trains
wont bound were held no inr bnek no
this city by the climb ill tho luurtion
All that on trains could ho would at tho
Junction the trains Itiong the line
would more up into Mlutlll'l lIiook.
So by slow degrncs the onIt bound
trnok Was ilnnliy Itlcurcd uIIIl tlIII roan
lur achodulo I-IIIIIIIIIeIl. it llllil boon
who other the New llillt‘ll road iIIIII
bundldi such tin oIIIIrIIIoIIu itoinhi huui
not»: no it in doing at pIouont.
South NorIvnlk III changed in an ox
toIIIII'Il IlhII-IIIIIIioII of tho l‘t‘ilHllllH tor
tho moving of bat lllilillli'ill‘llil‘i‘l'l‘. mom
that city to llnnhury. ”no of tho at"
IzIIIIII'IItu IIIlvanImIl III II lllm'lillt‘. of tho
llllMlilt‘tih men of. South Norwnlk rot
II'IItiy quI that tho wutt'r rules in
ilunhury worn more invoruhio to the
manutecturor. and another was that
the hill! or price» in force here were
mainly rationalism for the removulu.
Since thou, numerous letters have In.
pencil in the Roma“ and South Nor
walk pagers. nrlhur Mormon writes
Io The ”final that manufneturcru
are given in stupidly low armor now
in Military Cdefin, “(or {tantrum
when tor it. Wt: on ”a tutor
m m not on its ml." mutation
firm: i rm mm III! Numb Km
tenth. mum in ”I. lanrvuw mm or
flush that the 1mm mew haw mitt
“hummiulmofimflflu
oil Mm; In W m in In wit it"
My time.
visitors In town Baibudey
Officer Bryan .H. Silk and Arthur
Gohebe, oi Norwulk ore at George.»
town today on a hunting trip. Tomor
row Olllcer Silk will try his luck
again.
Mr. Mid Mrs. William ll. liamliton.
' who, were married in Bridgeport on
Thanksgivingfiay, are residing with
Mrs. Ruiniith's parents Mr. and MN}.
’l‘ho Ehworth Magoo service at the
First M. E. Church. inst evoninz. wus
led by Mrs. A. W. Smith and Mrs. . ‘
Willi ,
William Olllurru. ‘The subject
Abstinence and Strength.
I..
. .Miss Ethel Lockwood. of Weston.
. has entertained Miss Gardner, oi Nol‘“
Mini-I (lnrdnor .
walk. for a few days.
has also been the. guest of Mrs. liorneo
" .l'iurlhutt at."NoIflcld” form.
W
Mrs. E. J. Bulkloy, oi Wonttm. en-
tertained Saturday Mr.
A fine brindle bull dog, with whitr
markings, got on one of the. trolley
ours that runs to Sinmi’ord. yostorIlIIy
afternoon, probably looking for its
owner. ills dogshlp refused to loavo
the. our and was well taken care of by
tho conductor and motormuu. The, don
was ovldontly sonic ouo's pot.
There will he a bushothnll uumo ill
the armory tonight. The Norwnlks
lIn\'o. put up soluo IztIoIi playing this
season. and dosorvo tho encourage
mom of all lovors of this sport. 'i‘lII-
game tonight will undoubtedly ho as
interesting us the on.» that was pluyod
last Thursday night. when the Nor
wants downod tho (‘lurk liouso loam.
i ___........_..
Blacksmiths were i Isy lust \vook
,heoping the horses “sharp.“ 'l‘lu- mid
weather of Thursday night iroze the
i
slush and made it almost lilliltth'tiililt‘
for horses not shed for tho II-iutI-r
weuthor to pull a loud. The iro I-amo
nnoxpoItodlI and tho IIIIItoI-ity of
home ounoIs new unptoomml M it
so lhI Io has It lush ot‘ llll iIII s; .It tiII
,lIiIIIlIsmith shops III: II li‘txllil.
\\ h 11mm or t“:.iI(io Mun: llillitill
Itors will hold u IIIIlotv solo .ll l'ntrm
Pacific Tea ('o.‘ s storo \\'III<lIiIII;ton
stroet 'luosIth afternoon. Nor. :lo, '.‘
till 5.
Tho l't‘Klllill‘ wookly lllt‘t‘illlK of Phi
oslinc t‘ustlo. No. ‘2, A. t). K. III M. t‘..
will ho hold tiIlu evening in hiyzu‘II-u
Chitin Hall. The soeoud douroo will
be conferred upon our candidate. A
large Iiologntlon from Sonsido (‘IIstlIy
of Bridgeport. will he on hand Mtllltiu)
evening. llecombcr 43th, to witoous llll‘
third (legroo. [till] it. hi hoped that u
largo illit‘lldilllt‘v will ho [Il‘I‘hI‘ilt tII
I‘xtond n t‘tll'tlltil fraternal woloonu- to
the Bridgeport» Brothors. Tho Iionroo
team from Columbia ‘nstie. oi Slant
i'orIl. has hoot] ill\'iit‘tl to usuisi in tho
work. 'l‘ho IIII‘IIIlIoI's of tho IlocII-I
toIIIII ill't' ronuontod to M on hand our
ly this owning to lll‘t‘lliil‘o ltll' tiII-
. work.
On WoIiIIoinny owning the itinuv
I'oII Club will hire ti lilllnkt‘l‘ and mmtol
ontortainlnont to Its illi‘lllill'l‘b’ and
their I'r'II-IIIIII. ‘i‘lIo llor. Louis ll. llorv
oll. II-otIIr of St, l‘uIIi’u t‘lIurohu will
giro :I short IIIlIII‘I-IIII'. tllltl sororui IIIuII-
cal III‘ll‘t'iltlllH will ho l’l'lltlt‘l‘t‘tl by
squo of llll' IuoIIIbors and ”it‘ll
iriomls. llllt‘r which I‘oiI‘I-IIIIIIII‘IIIII will
ho sorroIi. ’l‘hr club has a uullo of
rooms in the (invite building in Willi
strrot, Norwulk. and tho roI'I'IIllINI
room in IIiI-I-iy illl‘lllrlllt‘tl. Whou all
the room» ill'l‘ ilttod up in tho. lllllllllt‘l’
tho IIII-mboru oi the club are now plan
him: to do. it will ho one of tho moot
attractiw places in Norwuik utIIIIIIII
young' man can spend his evunhmu.
-_,-~.. I...i..._g..~. 'T-uyV'WV ...
3 sum
vvr’u. Hill»
k
i
und Mrs. F. W. "
Gregory, Miss Ethel and Master Clay. ‘,
ton Gregory. of Norwalk. 'l‘hoy wcrr 3
Illso guests of Mrs. Wildmnu Atllilliil. X
llil‘iv
rush; ll Nowell. Joe Cronin anti
ll spun Clonal-nil. In Bridleport. were ‘1”:
ALWAYS oivn SATISFACTION
The llnngo is the most important article in the household and the bust
should be solottod event time. Hub Ranges urn made right. are. easy to
control and bnk pcItsI-tly. 'i‘lII- ovens harp bout lines on five olden. This
heats them onto! y'wihd milkos them lilting evenly. (let a. Hub and you will
settle the range question for over.
Ranges, $l5. till to $75. 00
Parlor Heaters, $3 50 to $27. 00
ims (3.0
South Norwsik. Colin.
w
Funeral hustlers and Embslmers.
l2 i8 North Main Street
;.
o
l
A , Sénti tor Catalofiiie Enid Find Otit‘WiIrt ,
Merrill {Business “College
CAN DO FOR YOU
Day and Night Sessions. Competent Office Help inDemand.
ENTER NOW
Stamford
South Norwaik Port Chester ‘
or:
mmmouemmmm
O. B. Jackson
Optician . ,
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
58 WALL STREET. PHONE 438. NORWALK.
MOOOWWWMMQW
VEILS
This in :I Houhnn in which \‘otls urn amour; lilo most important norm»
sorter of (‘tll‘lt‘t‘i dross. Nothing would do but that we. must again siluw tlII'
llllliil bountitul aIIIl I-xtouslro stock in the leu villus, him how trnII wI' haw
hit tllll' llllll'it can only ho :IppI'oriutI-Il by II Visit to this IiepnrtIIII-ni.
Ar. an iIIIlurquoIIl for you to nor tho line. we other Auto \‘olls two yIIIIls
lonp. and one yard wido. lll brown. IIIIIy.IIII,\'I‘tlo. I‘lIaIIIpugnc. luvontior. sky.
may and blurk at “.98.
N. E. RYAN CO.
86 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALR
l “iliinm ‘isturdoynul oi .\I'\I \oil. of llrnncir
llilfi llt‘tll yisiting in South XIIIIIIIlk with hor IIIIIthI-I'.
[inst Norwulh.
Mm hlnrrin smoking.
:riiio. spout SIIIIIluy
02.2... M.. Hf XI'“ 3-ll‘i’t‘l,
lI‘I'uIIII Adams. of lllt‘ ll:t\lIIll (‘.'l‘Jl
llIIglsII-I- (‘tllllillt|I), in spI'IIIllIII: a low
days In South ,\‘IIIw:IliI
.lohn Malono, tho xtroI-t ooIIIIIIission
or. l‘- on llllI job in kI-oplnu tho siren-ts
Hi Nlll‘\\itiit ill it IzIIIui I‘IInIiitimI,
Miss ll.II'lIIIr:I i’uisloy, of 5. \lIlIIIII'rI
IIII’liInoI'y parlors, has: iII-I-II ill :II llt‘l‘
homo in Wilton ltl‘i‘llllt'.
.lohu lll't‘fit‘llt‘l'. tho hIIIWlIII of tho'
XIII-unlit liotoLi III in .\‘o\\ YoIk today
on business, IIIId lI‘rnnk hluonluso is
(lililllg his rlaI‘I‘.
Next Sundny is t’illlllll‘llllltlll Sunth
at tho r'iIst M. ii. (llIuII-h. SIIIIIul
will llt‘ I‘oIciII-Ii into tho (‘lliilllL
llI'II itotI'lIIIL tho harbor, of Loonnt'tl
_.._».....w...~ shoot. is oonilnrd to tho iltllth' with :I
l‘oIIIlIII‘tIII‘ .\IllItIr ilur‘JII‘l. Hi liII flt‘Vt‘l't‘ cold. Mrs “t‘it‘ilt‘l, who loll
IruIIlIm t‘lllllililll), took II do) oil It“ and dislocated bor shouldor sovrrnl
loIIth. IIIIIl llilll‘) l’hillipson Zit'il'tl us, wot-III. ago, has llI'lli‘l)‘ I'ocovol'od.
his IIIIlIsllinlo.
’i‘hI- notion and tho \‘Itnnuguu .lIIII
(lur lli‘otiII‘Is' Hula". No. lit l 9’ tors piarod an Iinting union of tool
.(I II‘.. mouth ltlliltilil III “II hull, II: \\'.II bolt on tho tnlirmttl quIIuIl in ‘lnuun
lutt'v'oi, NIII‘\\II|l-. .\il lll‘llll‘t". .III ill
tIIIlI, y‘IIstI-rdny IIitornooII. 'l‘ho romo
:Ilooll III to il in iuror of tho \‘IIIIIIII-
Imus.
\llt‘tl to liilt’llll.
.llllll \ir». lll‘lllll‘:~ IotIIIIIvIl tin '
uIIIlIiiIII: ll‘i|t SinIIIIlzI; i‘H’lIlll?
and will ho ill know to ”IMF ll‘ll‘llilh .ll
th il‘ ilt'W llt‘lllqv in Wilton IIII llill‘. NIII'
\Vitlli.
Mr.
illt il‘
('.Iptutu .lohII ilI-rrlng 1qu iIauloIi
his yuI-llt l.oIIIIIII, out on tho shoro ut
ICIIIII Norwulk for tho wintor III~IIIIIIII
I‘.IIII:Ilu llorrluu in t’illllililt'l'llll: tho
ilillt'llllilt‘ or II much tumor roast-l noxt
Izpriuu, as ho is Ilouirous oi qukiuu
luruor Intvhon of fish thuu I-rvr boioro.
Au ln- always I'otIIrnoIl homo with tho
Lomon tilted to ororilowinu ho
liovse ho on till s hunter boat.
“WWI—a...
A IIIIoI'iul t‘llllllllllllli‘lilltlll of Old
Woll Lorin", NII. ltlH, iv‘, IIIIIl A. hi.
will ho llt‘lll ill llu Ioonm. toIIIoI'rIIu
,ilVI'Illll“ at It ti'trlm'lt. 'i‘hu Muster
flIlllIIIIIIn Iloaroo will ho worked. follow-
t'tl in II turkey immwr.
im-
I-.RI’ISIII’.~I
III III IIIII
ltllil IIIIIIIIII
Charles J. Piggoii antlIHis .Family‘
Supported by Fellow Trolléymn
One of the touching human interest
scenes in New Haven is witnessed ov~ ‘
cry Wednesday afternoon when the .
Still or more or trolley men in the em?
ploy of theCounoctlcot company are ‘
paid or! at the‘iI‘ord building at the
9 corner of Chapel and State street.
After receiving their "roll" for the
week, every man of them walks up to
a box which to them represents'Moo
torman'flharles .l. Piggott. oi Hoteli-
kius stroot, who was stricken blind
while on duty. and deposits on ofié'ring
of sympathy for him. Those contrl
butlons nmount to important figures;
woekly. in“: they are religiously ob-
. “served. They support MI. l’tggott, who
is unable. to help himself.
l'lggott. iour yours ago, was one of
the healthiest and most active oi the
motormun in the employ of the com-
pany. While running his car down the
Lighthouse Point routo ho was sud!
doniy and inexplicably stricken with
blinduoss. from which he has never
recon-red. lie has been treated by
specialists at the expense of himself,
the railroad company and the. Trolley
IIII'II‘II union, Division 281. but he. has
novor boon able to gain rclioi in any
way and today he is as far from re-
covering his eyesight. apparently, as
I‘vrr At the limo that ho was snick-
on 1 its, oil who u Iuomher of the union
in good standing—4n fact he was one
of the most vnlued members of that
organizution.
llliii always come up at the benefit
Iuootlngs which have to be held by
the hard-working knights of the trol-
loy in tho dark hours when III! New
llurou is nuloop, because. those men
hare no other time in which thoy can
nosolnltle all their follows to discuss
such matters.
And so his case is well known to
them all. fllltl' it is no cross for any
and all of thom to (iron n coin into tho
box which
wn)‘ for the stricken motor-Inuit.
The. case is believed to be without
parallel. in Now England at beast. und
it iIIrniIIlIoII an excellent object lc.‘
sun of tho helpfulness of oIgIIniznlion
uhon lts host oiYorts nro IIIIIlId out
Chllqron Cry
FOR FLE-TCRER’S
C A S T O R I A
ARRESTED AT DANBURY STATION
Joseph Capire in Custody on Charge
of Fraud.
Joseph Cabins, woll
wrostlor IIIIIi promoter
matches, was urrosiod
l‘uul l'opo this noon at the White
utroot stution. as ho was about to
honrd the 11:50 train for New York.
'i‘lII- warrant on which (‘npiro was or
l‘t‘tlll'ti charges him with having ohtntu-
od Slnvi iroIII Alphonso Fuseo by fraud-
ulont moans.
It is IIllogI-d in tho warrant that
('apiro sold Fusro what punmrletl to
M II buttors‘ union curd, giving him
llll‘illllt‘i‘iilllll in lAlt‘Rl bio. ill. of tho
lTIIitoIi liattora of North Amorlon. nnd
oIItlttiqu him to tho pririiouos of tin-
ormmizution IIIIIl omIlIllIn: llllll in
work in n union shop. TllP allegation
is that roprosoututious mode by Capt
ro woro t‘IIlso and rrnudulonl.
Fusoo lerl‘l‘ll. it Is "”030“ . to pny
"75 for tho cord and Inado II payment
oi $104 on account. Whoa he found
thIIt tho card did but Inuko him II
llli‘illllt'l‘ or tho union ho wont to i’rIIII
oration Attorney [you unIi nitrr list
onim; to tho man‘s story. Mr. lvos iu»
Iiilt‘li u wnrraut for (‘apiro .lInlgII
ilxI-Ii boil for t‘npiro'u nppont'nuoo in
the (‘ity court Monday morning at
“00.1%" prlIIonI' s hither became
his ilOJlilillllitll ... Dnnhury blown.
known
of
as a
wrestling
by Patrolman
RMLROAO HEARlNGO.
’i‘lIo rutlioua oomnuusIoqu-II tun-o. mt-
polntIIIi “’i‘tll’li‘lfllil)‘ port. at it II. In.
an the time [or the hearing on tho on.
pool of tho Now Huron mm) [mm tho
notion oi tho III‘lIIcttnon oi tho town ot
Norwich and on the million oi lhI',
rail fill tho elimination or a potato I Tim '
nth“ in tho town of I'liutnn "Hilli'lii
with h noIo pohtpohml on Itrootlut of
tho death or Comtnluutoitrl ti. it. il‘yv'
lcr. At tho some limo the conduit»
uionI-ru will hour the petition of tho
IIIIiIIctInIIII oi the town oi iiiInIIIIury tor
the elimination of a gratin crowing III
thut town. about 300 font moth of the
control New Minna Mutton there.
anon CARIOLlC noun.
Tenlouton Mao biennium leaves
at Look at Vim.
Touniuomu, Nov. nmbI-otmno
out and out or work. mot Minna
mutilate nit-tan III his lie-Ir hm
”mm: to attain“ termite and
Lehman «an mm in the min at his
Wu by his wile with rut entity but
it» which but mutation—It the and by
Inmmmflummwi
We.
Muslin. 11me momma
z 25 now For Hats for tonight;
Consequently his case L
is reserved III the. door-‘ ‘
”Hunt Woveh.‘ I
sites It
List Week
Tonight. 7 to til-ll
Special in I
'51. 00 Mannish Gloves, tonight.
'31 50 Mannish Gloves. tonight,
29c .WiNDOW CHADE‘B. 14c.
500 Window Shades. alight
iquI-riootlon in cloth; guar-
anteed rolleIs; good value
at 290.177» tonight
79C: Nil
976: pair
$1.00 WHiTE spasms. dell.
0m Regulsi $1.00 when“
Spreads. Tonight .,. . ”.43“
I1
~14° 25c aovs' unnanw'shnf‘tso.‘
Our regular 25!! new
Fleeced Underwear all
sizes. Just Tor tonigilili...1‘9e‘,
t"
15c INITIAL NAPKINB. 10c;
Extra Fino initial Napkins;
$3.00 FUR HATS. $1.98.
rogIIIIIrly $3.00. ’l‘onightfilsS
$1.25 HYDEGRADE SKIRTS,
98 CENTS. Iognlarly 150.. Tonight.
Extra large cmluoidered “it”? the 10‘ “‘3“ . 10¢ “ch
.. it‘ll“ .lfigfllfllllfliz....'.FO.-98e 33-00 LADtES‘
SWEATERS, -. .. 5
All Wool Sweaters; regularly
10c FLANNELS, 5c YARD.
Fancy Patterns: regularly ' 33'00‘ my tonight......$l.’9895,
.ltlc yard. For tonight. .5c yd. $20.00 DRESSES, ”39. I
Tonight, very tiny Dreams: . =
5e TOWELlNG. 3' 2t: YARD. mgmarh ‘20 90. While .g
lthtl Innis Holler Towcling. they last ........... ””5939“,
lost on tonight ..... 3l‘2e yd No AlteIa‘tlons. ‘
92 Washington . , , ‘ ‘ ' . South NorWhikd
Street .; . Goon.
“The House of Atimty and ProgreSS."
wmn‘ ..
MM
_... . ,,,
For Modern Kitchen Plumbing.
For Sanitary Bath Room. '
For Model Laundry Plumbing.
For a Satisfactory‘flentiu‘g ’Sygtem.
For Stove orRInse «Repairing con-he
most satisfactorily supplied by" .
liii iiiltii l Hilliiiiiiii iifliiPi .. ‘7 WALL STREET
nonwALK. easel
The Hatch 8: Bat y
SOUTH NORW ALK, CONN.
MILL TEL. 46- 3. YARD TEL. M.
Lumber and MiliWork for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
Window Ginsu oi every description.
:lIIr-h \K’I-inhts IInIi Cord.
Moulded Wooden tluttors. two sizes.
"Lincoln“ Asphalt Fabric Rooting. I
unrinntod
One; two and three-ply Tar Paper.
Slntcra' Paper.
Sheathing and iluiidors' Paper.
linir insulating und Dout'cning 29ers.
Jeddo Coal for Furnace ‘
Cross Creek Coal for Range
Carmel Coal for Open Grate
Home Comfortable
Meals, on Time
Children Happy
Raymond Bros
.21.“.-. I... ..
Ir . {y‘a'4ur—h—4wtq
Luxury at Small Codi
may he youru it we. have a hand in
ronornting your automobile. We will .
ro-upholotur the. attain and back: (if
your car at a price so modsmto that
you will rogrct unt havinx hut tho
inuttur attended to hoioro. At any
rule, it will «qu you nutblugiont
mtr I'Hillitllit‘.
Luther M. Wright
scum uonwauc. couu.‘
M
“2“...“ Mn»... ~u-....- .
menus: or ovtu‘
hrveuue
Two MiLLlDNa um cot.»
out. “you.
cou'ueencur 60mm suits "
MIN tN NIWMAVIN.)
will w
Can't Get Melamine and em'
Iowan to Thin city. , ‘ "'
tumble to uuppiytho denim
motor-mop end mallow“ in
port the (‘ounvctlcut Co. his M u
advertising III New stoves term
«it w» issued to In tum W
tier for belt I bound this ‘ '
now
'l‘iw rovonun roooiptsin this district
ill the clou- or the your are expected
it) ho way in advance or what they
worn II your up, according to In uti-
ll‘liit’ made thin morning by Collector
or Custom- Robert 0. Elton. but
your the "venue no helium. while
this your, trot» precept Indications. it
will exceed women.
m- Inrm». calmer ism um.
kaolin-”11min Sum lotion
tobacco and all?! ”i ht mom
than“ the m ‘ mm valiant“
the company {mi mm: II
in hell: "I man it‘s die
but Mien: at M! “I I
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