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directly it is es
Prompt sub
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prescription workifi
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Chairs for our t m ‘
Come in sud waittftlrl.
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. lug relatives and friends from Bridge-
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Mr. and Mrs. Theron R. Bradley, of
. Winfield street, were guests yesterday
of relatives in Bethei.
The water system is being extended
into .1. Wallace Marvin’s two family
house in New street. .-
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. aidron. or
Cottage street. took'a tripwi their au~
tomobile yesterday to’ Bridgeport.
A monthly bosiness sesslo of the
Epworth League. oi'the Eds Avenue
Methodist Church, will be held this
evening at the church.
The monthly business meeting of
Mayflower Hook and Ladded Company
will he held next Monday evening and
that o; the Fire Police this evening.
Q .Chpster ingersoll 3 Charles Lind—
quiet went on a littl trolley expedi-
tlon yesterday, going as far as Port
Chester. New York, where they visit-
ed the first named young man‘s aunt.
The woman's Foreign Missionary So-
ciety will hold a monthly meeting to-
morrow evening with Mrs. Harriet
'i‘ute at her home in Rowan street.
Tire program will be appropriate to
Christmas. .
The low tides for December are of-
ready providing harvests of long
clams. The best of the tides are yet
to put in their appearance or rather
to makethelr disappearance for clam-
ming purposes. '-
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Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Spaulding. of
Seavlew avenue. have returned from
Lebanon. where they have been spend-
ing the summer. Mr. Spaulding has
resumed his duty as engineer at the
Colonial Mill and Lumber Co.
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The Young Men's Association will
hold a regular weekly session this ev-
ening at their headquarters under the
East Av'euuc Methodist Church. There
will be the usual practice and it is
hoped that there will be a large at
tcndance.
The Oriole football team. of East
Norwalk, has now disbanded for the
season. The team had a very success
ful season despite the two rdefeats
which marked the close. These were
the only lWO games in which the team
was scored against.
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Thomas P. Brady, the lolly and pop-
ular conductor ol‘ the Gregory Point
our. in back at his old post today.
where he received the congrutlllnllons
of many friends over his recovery from
a troublesome. attack of ionsilltls.
which lil‘pi him laid up for close to a
week.
Mrs. llobcri Thompson. of 258 East
at'cnul', has just received the sad in
toiligoucc of the death in ilrrmsuy of
. her slslcr's husband, after u long ill-
ness. Mrs. Thompson‘s sister is left
in the hard predicament of alone can
log for, supporting and mining her
three small children.
iloretoforo the and of the Gregory
i'oiut run for the most of the trips iii
the winter has been at the corner of
Fifth street and Gregory ilouievurd.
which is changt by the new order.
The car will now out to the Country
Club each trip the some as during the
summer, each twenty-four minutes.
The new carpet in the Sunday school
room of the illsnt Avenue Methodist
Church was used yosterdsy for the
first time. The carpet has been secur-
all through the efforts of Sunday
School Superintendent Charles Muir
worth and various uocletios of, the
church. The walk; of the room have iti«
so luv-u attractively l‘opiiinlwl.
Leiiu t-litvrivood a well known rknr.
urtcr of this; part of the town in domi-
rilrd supposedly at the town farm but
been doesn't like to our there "ppm"
sully. for he gets, , fillers. bright
and early ouch iuo ' Loan acts
on the nerves or ihs" Ms man a
bit and one friend odiL morning
l‘ilmi better care sliced! ‘tlktlii of
m‘ . ‘ fl.
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There In I good sappl or the new
lied Cross stamps on. . at James
Parker's Bridge Phsrmotiy. The pun
charm of these stamps means the lion:
iribuiion of s small Milli of money to
a good 01m. . The stamps use only a
rant sac sad rue roi- dolor-sung
(lhriniumsrrackfids and mail of tho
bllday its od. ‘ its money that is do
rived from inflow of the stamp: is to
aid the will meiosis crusade and
will materially list ills dispensary
which was estsbiis sd in South Nor-
wsili a short tidied“ '
Doc Msrsbslibd charts. fi‘teldlh'i
1mm their .Ml‘lsh g walking
til yesterday. inborn 3i” mtg-rosy asset
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of New York. has been awarded to the
res sud m million? I
canoe»
ed they will start
their trip some sy in the morning and
go all the way to New York.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Ms: hwy
on the Washington street bridge was
the scene of a merry gstherfng lost ov-
eulnt, which lasted until about mid-
nlgh The occasion was the party giv-
en in honor or the confirmation of Mr.
sud Mrs. Levy‘s thirteen year old son.
Isadore. which ceremony was perform-
ed about a week ago at the Beth ls-
rsel Synagogue. on the corner of Con-
cord and South Main streets ~F'ollow-
ing the usual custom last evening’s
party was planned and there were
many guests from out of town. includ-
port. Stamford and New York. not to
forget those from the Norwslks. The
Pastime orchestra. of which Charles
Levy is leader, played pretty select~
ions throughout the evening and
among the other features was an elab-
orate supper served about 9 o’clock.
Whether East Norwalk needs a more
elaborate system of fire alarm has it
possesses at present is likely to re;
ceive considerable attentlpn from the
peopleof the district. it was stated
this morning that two of the members
of the district committee. P. ll. Field-
ing and W. H. Baker are inclined to
the opinion that the present system is
adequate f0r the present. while the
third member of the .commlttec. Au-
gust Billensteln. thinks there should
be an electric fire alarm system. Sat.
order, the changes in the method of
ringing the bell. which is located in
thetower of the Mayflower truck
house in Van andt street were com-
pleted by John . Griffin and, as an
nbuncod. the pol was tested at noon.
it ran very satisfactorily. The tube
throng t which the wire ran from the
ground has been succeeded by a larger
tube. one hadrons-quarter inches in di-
ameter. With the present system. the
alarm has to be sent in from the. fire
house. which of course. does not make
for as prompt service as would be the
case with an electrcit service and box.
on at various sections of the district.
it is considered not improbable that
this matter will get before a district
meeting shortly.
it looks as if Andi-cw Anrouson's
market on the Washington street
bridse has a mystery in the rate that
eyeglasses meet there. Laid week
Proprietor Anroneon put his glasses
down and~prcsfoi-tliey were gone.
At the time Mr. Anrontlon thought that
they had probably been absorbed by a
trump who he had just befriended with
a small sum of money. Since he has
been thinking and is not quite posl~
tive of their fate. for his assistant Hons
ry Godfrey. has lust had a very similar
experience. Saturday Mr. Godfrey's
glasses went the way of the other pair.
Mr. Godfrey scents to have lot hand
him out interesting events in once
ties with working at the market. it
was only last Week that he .resumed
his old position there. which he gave
up several months ago. One of the
last days he worked here before,
he had a spooky experience
while walking down from his home in
South Wilton. This'hsppcncd at Win-
nipauk. where he heard groups as if
u person was suffering excruciating
pain. lie investigator! for the purpose
of giving aid but search as he might
he could not find any trace of a human
being. After he had decided to wait
until daylight before coming down. his
experience having occurred before the
first streak of dawn.
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Mr. and Mrs. .louso Porter. of
iirookiyu. spent Sunday or the real-
dence of Mrs. Hester Wicks!
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in accordance with the vote of the
special district nit-cling. running wa-
ter is fitting installed in the ltowayton
public school.
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The contract to build a handsome”
residence in llsrien for (l. W. Maury.
it. C, llrown Co, of 'l‘yrlngbsm. Mass.
The plans are by Architects Hoppin &
costing about "0.000.
On Wednesday. December i. Ghsrios.
W. flail. of flowuyton. took Mrs. Kale.
Thomas. Mrs. Earl 'f'lipuiss. Miss Msr ,
ilmr’li Mrs. lio’rutis ”if." and Mrs. ’
Alliif‘i‘ in a man on u rrptp wagon
with plenty of um and went All
through the wide awake town of New
t‘anuan. limp wool us far till the Nor- 1
audit reservoir and thorn lined the
bombs for
wound with evergreen
protection against the wind.
mot, .lnuw lioyl iuul milled uvur old
times with him.»~Nt-.w Unusss ills.
change. * .
The members of the ltowsyton Fire.
mimrtment. With (lhicfhnglnser A.
u. Cleverly at their head. stressed ur- l
night. in a body. The plasma flue
.hmkiug lot. really—«presented aspien- .
«lid uppenmnrn nu ihny msmhod‘iu i
full“ uniform dorm the main aisle of i
the chimp snlliiouli their hosts. and
many were the iflflkil of admiration
l
lily the Boy. Wit
beautiful color sebum of the "siitlrtll.
the very excellent «mos... lid
and the sweets s of
A. f. u , ‘
mu «gaging
lion «hair. under tilt! ‘
m. arose «lam flogflflr
s and heeded , at the mom. soil has
W4“. singing ,
' with so
Was-mm M
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. rm use a.“
purchased from the its
Norwnlk.
and call for a house of wood and stone. ' about 82mm.
will entertain the members of
slot ultih at the bungalow is Norwslli.
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new sit «H. not
This. vicinity still ‘ s with
tramps. Several are secs; ) . many
of which are of s dosim‘ditlooflll ‘
character. A local resident .hsd no
lag. doing to his bsrn.tlic man went
to the hay-loft. and fog. the hsy incv.
ins nesr ; his feet. M ‘
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Mrs. George Drawing returned from b
New York. ’
The schools have reopened for the
winter term. .
Mrs. Tarbell. of Boston. is s guest
of Mrs. Eli Wakemsn.
Miss Lena Fasten returned to
greenfield Hiildhis morning.
Mrs. ldn Ayres has arived at her
home in Berlin Heights. Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Godfrey. of
Bridgeport, were in town Saturday.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Horn is now convalescent.
Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop Perry. off
Southport. spout Saturday in town.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Nichols. of
Ridgefield, were in town over Sunday.
Clarence Smith entertained a num‘
ber of young friends a few evenings
ago.
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Relatives from Stamford have been
guests at the residence of G. B. ifer
038.
Frederick Emmett has new horse.
stable: in
Mrs. E. L. floors and son Clarence
spent yesterday with South Norwnlk
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. John McCarthy are my
crininilrg Mr. and Mrs. Thompson. of
New York
Mr. Schuyler. of New York. has
been a guest at the residence of Miss
Harriet Adams.
Miss Shirley Tresdwsll has returned
to Bethe! after a visit with her suni~
Mrs. Thomas Tresdweil.
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The annual business meeting of the
Nordeld Congregational Church Bocic.
y will be held this afternoon.
The Nordchb Aid Society held
very successful sooner and social in
he town hall on Friday evening.
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William Fitch and Samuel Faucher
have returned from a five weeks” term
of jury duly'in the Gunman Pleas
(Iourt. in Hridiieport.
improvements are progrcsging" on
in! homw ul "dink" Hill. lately acquir-
ul by Mr. and Mrs. Perry. of South
iort. us port. of the estate of the into
.locl l‘crry.
turnip
Estimates are being made for a
“hood residence to be built in this
place by Judge ill. ll. Tlioluas. from
plans
Wright. of New York. The house will
gbe 803nm feet. of wood and stucco.
with s shingle reof. The heating will
by Architects ltosslter a
is by steam,
d!
Plans drawn by Architects Rossiiur
8: Wright. of New York. are being fig-
"‘th on for a residence in this piece
for W. if. Cary. of New York. can of
the architects.
house. 35x60 feet. finished in hard
woods. and providedwlth stcsm hunt
Keen. 244 Fifth avenue. New YorkJaud conveniences. . The cost will be
it will be or frame
, million
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The board of selections will meet
u thcir oi'llre tomorrow.
lir. and Mrs. Nolan have been on
urinlnlfm Klit'liiit from old oi town.
9w an... m”... was.
Miss Lo Dan has returned to nor
tin their school dullus after a short visit at
return they stopped in the village and bar homo in llnnbury.
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Miss liulh Wood has been assisting
.Mrs. Hyatt in the town clerk's slum
‘ during Mr. llyslt's absence.
Henry Nash and Walter Allen how
men butchering begs for the local
vices st thsvilsplisi tlhurohr hills. isst formers during the past week.
fir and Mrs. Mack‘srland, of
troops il‘tlrtllli. enjoyed an auto run-
0 Portland. this state. lust Week.
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Mrs. llenlmuiu Mlddlsbrooks
has
cast their way as they est listening recently entertained Mr. and Mrs.
attentively to all that took place. The fiction and daughter. Miss limb. of
unity appearance of the times. the Uilliiitil‘)‘.
Game Warden Wilbur a. Smith
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odd experience with one li'rldiiy mom 4
_ burly-looking :
tramp emerged from under a bunch of
bay. The tramp had dug out I hole of
sufficient size'to admit his body. and
might have received the tines of the
fork if he had not been aroused by be-
ing stepped upon by the proprietor.
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have been visiting Mrgand Mrs {w-
igene Godfrey in runs Highway, have
pathways» their home in Bridgeport.
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Attorney Informs New” ark Court
Thai She Coniim‘p lo Squsmi-
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“ Mrs. John Watt Muris Outline. of
llslrflcld. is again squander-lug her
money in riotous living. according to
the statement made to one of the ins-
tlcee of the supreme court of New
\York. Saturday. by Attorney John C.
Show, or New York. who with Judge
Elmore 8. Banks. of Fpirfiold. has
been acting its one of her conserva-
hury in the supreme court of New
«York, Saturday. that since October is.
when Justice Brady removed the coin»
mlttoc that had charge of her and
gave her the right to spend 8500 a
former lotemperuie habits. and was
again sousnderisg her cash in drink.
lug whilmtwo hundred of her credi~
tors are threatening her with bank-
ruptcy proceedings. Over 840.000 is li-
leged to be due the icon she owes for
personal accounts contracted in the
int two months at the rate of 05.000 a
week.
"While in the care of her conserva-
tors thore was an improvement in her
condition." Shaw's statement runs.
“but i sin crodltnbly informed that
since the, middle of October of this
year she has fallen back inlolho sumo
habits of gross intoxication and riot-
ous conduct that led to the appoint
finest of her conservators in Connecti‘
out two years ago. sad the, subsequent
appointment of a committee in this
state.
"This informtalon him come to me
from such creditable sources. which i
have taken the trouble to verify. that
i am sure she lg at the present time
unfit to look after herself or her own
affairs. Among my informants arr
imi‘ltlltfl outplayed in the house. incur
hcrs.of her family and the physician
who attended her."
Mr. Show told the court that during
lilo month that intervened from the
lime thlf the supreme court rcmm‘cd
him and Elmore 8. flanks as Mrs. Citr-
tlss‘ committee in this state and last
week when the appellate court to
stored them as caretakers of bar per“
son and property. she had been on-
tlrcly free to act as she chose. The
result of this trcdom. he alleged. had
been disastrous.
Mrs. Curtiss was granted tbs right
to appeal to the court of sppasis in
order to try to have .lustlca Brady‘s
direction sustained. During the time
that will puss before the higher court
can subiugatc her ruse. Messrs, thinks
and Show are stayed from ’furiber
proceedings.
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the Manufacturers
{IConcesled piping cm in
run in any boast. little so
up-to—dsts light by having
your hous‘ piped for gas.
We will do it at cost.
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Comer“? t .:
(looms Nash Who recently west to
all! Wits for the winter, writer: from
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Mrs. Thorpe! and children, who ..
tors. Mr. Show informed Justice aos- many “may
month, she had fallen back into her ‘
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up 700 Mar»
loss for Central Amsrlcs.
PHILADELPHIA. Doc. 6.-—-'i‘hs
transport units. with the 700 mariner
and all in! equipment transferred from
the stranded transport Prairie. passed
‘tmt to sea early today on her way to
Central America. "
i liner-Admiral Kimball and the mar-
inns who are bound for Colon and may
possibly go to Nicaragua. arc threr
days behind the schedule not by the
Navy Department. .
'i‘lidfsilurs of the Prairie to float off
the mud flats in the Delaware river
Saturday'uight prompted the Navy De
partment to inunediatoly order the
Dixie to take the Pralrio's place. The
Dixie arrived alongside the grounded
transport yesterday and the transfer
of the Prslrie‘s cargo of equipmen'
was so quickly cfl'ccicd that the Dixie
’wss ready to sail shortly after sup-
down, and then proceeded down the
river at 8:10 p. tn. The Dixie had the
title with her and passed to sea at 1:30
a. in.
Another unsuccessful effort was
made to fiput the Prairie nt flood tide
. it is probable silo. will
have to be dredged out by a suction
dredge.
‘ it’s
ParlorStove
Time
All sizes at all prices in cylinder and
oak models ready for immediate deliv-
ery. Call and see them.
Horace R. Nash
North Main and West Streets.
South Norwslk
TELEPHONE 901
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. For All House-Owners
, This is tbs lesson for uniting
i up the promises. boss and the
. scrub brass for tbs boils-III
» the who form is“ m
but they dont' go tsr on
You can close dirt so , but
to mass tbs boon. tbs .
officer.
ism near hill-insult. Mum , is»
tom fitsdford and New
mm the acceptance .
pout or the ' I 0!
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bullish. dslry lump in the State. ud
it». by his own breeding. through six
iterations in some cases, secured-s,
am that agricultural papers through
out the country have recognised ss
fine of the best producing bards in the
mast. His herd is chiefly of registered
golstelns. At Woodway Farm, Mr.
lenpont , will keep the herd ohieill'I]
Guernsey's. to supply the high-grade.
milk required by Stamford. Now find
nasn sndt‘irecnwich. 1 Mr. Pierpont
has already was such a reputation as
a progressive dolryman,~that the Alum-
ni of the-Odnnecticut Agricultural 'Col‘
logo, from which he was graduated in
1895, have elected him three times a
trustee of e college. The trustees
in turn. ha e made him the director‘
‘of the Gilbert Fans. at Georgetown.
where under his supervision, the am i
perimentsl dairy farm oi the State is
being operated. Mr. Piorpont is also a!
director of the Connecticut Dairymen's _
Association, and a prominent Grange-i
This winter his family willl
continue to live in Waterbury. Since
the death of Mr. Secly. last summer.
Mr. Whitcomb has had the entire dc-
talled management of his farm on his
Pierpont as manager insures such per-
feet farming as will make possible an
increase in the dairy herd maintained.
on the farm. and a corresponding in-‘
crease in the quantity of pure milk
available to supply the steadily grow-
ing demand that. is recognizing Wood.
way Farm inspected milk as the pur-
est and most wholesome milk that can
he obtained.
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MIN STEP! Tq CHINA.
WASillNGTON, Dec. 6.——Anuounce-
ment was made at the‘State part
meut today of the appointment Wll.
liani .l. Calhoun. of Chicago, as minis-
ter to China. Mr. Calhoun has scept-
ed the appointment. and the Chinese
government has indicated its pleasure
in receiving him. ." .
Christmas Remittances
' To the “Old Country." and to all
points in Europe.
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insurance and Real
Estate Agents
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FINE ROOMS
My day or week. Steam heated. hot
and cold water. bulbs. gas and electric
light. Flue airy rooms. Prices rea-
scalable.
The Brit Stocked Cafe in Town
With all the leading brands Wines and
\‘i’hiskies. Try our Lager or Ale. it is
the best. 3! case. iii bottles. Delivery
’I‘isvidflhlsmbAbcmm «m
tbsslrssdywidslygmmm Arfllustiswmrths
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hands. in addition to his other host. lo .
uses. This new connection with Mr.‘°‘“'° attired
M!» ”In ‘
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Waterbury. where he has rapproysl of as .
developed one of the most p‘r“: “18 armory. “1er la
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.‘srtinsilge lg! as; violation 0'1" it
mg u or Hi serve on. . o. r
mail; of our alliance or mid nag;
ow rigor-n strigtiy prtihibl . fist
ingw rifle or carcinomas. unless by.”
order of the commanding officer. no.
one will be allowance the ‘flM‘fl‘WH.
main drill hail. except thugs 3&9.)
engaged in the drill or consul . .
no person, other than members, .
he allowed to enter-therddhrts'l‘s tili.‘
any company unless by invitation.
a member
I said com any.
GOLD sum from
Chiral! is no . ,
a u u. not...“ ”3%“
‘1' 0! OMQm . . z ,.
by a wrench. twist or spfldn‘th ‘
back. Even if done in childhood «1L:
creates pinched net-Vernal! piin‘riii
kite: life in the different organs and
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Chiropractors remove the'dsuo of
this disease .andapsin. and .hbslth is
restored througms mouldingthcsls
nerve systems in; ur'hody. . "
Nervousness, Rheumatism. Paraly-
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cases are given special attentionlslsc
Curvature of the Spine. vYo‘u Will.
never regret giving Chiropractic A
chance to help you. . . . .r y
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Real Estate slid
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We have ssvprsl decided bargains
idincoms product“ property tins
must incl-sass. In runs with mm
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grounds! the m.’
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1906. rmlgm Propellers will to
Pier 23. out aim, Non. York. (:3:
of Dover street). every day. i .
Sunday), at 4 p. in“ “fight resolved
st Not-walk up to 4 m m. and Son ,
Norwslir apps 5:80 p. 1;. , . - “
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pointing—linseed all. tarps,
brapbos sad
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