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on account of tho stillness and lack
' apparently did not come out entirely
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Bridge Pit i;
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EVENING BENTINEL TIDE .CAL'
ENDAR.
The Evening Sentinel, Tide Calendar
for mo will in“ ready‘for distribution '
Tuesday. December .21. livery nowa-
iioyxand nowadealer wlil‘be‘ supplied
with calendars for "distribution to
their customers on that day. Local
mail uubserihorehllI-reoelve the cal-
ondaer by applyinp at-' the Sentinel
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L. W. st. John. of St. John street, is
on a business trip to Pittsburg. Pa. ‘
,lohn Morton. the carpenter and con-
tractor, is erecting a bungalow on the
West Norwalk road. ‘
Miss Mary Dickson, of Core avenue.
has returned home from her visit with
relatives in Baltimore.
Walter Farrlngton is ill at his home,
No. 9 New street, and a physician is
in attendance upon him.
Miss Dorothy Wilcox, of .Bvooklyn.
is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Vroom her aunt and uncle, of Sea-
side place.
The St. James Circle of King‘s
Daughgters, is holding a meeting this
afternoon with Mrs. H. N. Taylor, of 89
Coils avenue.
The regular Thursday evening pray-
er services will be held this evening
at the East Avenue Methodist and Ad-
vent christlan Churches.
——lianner Bread is best. Tel. Bil-3.
Finch Brothers have started to ex-
cavate for the caller for a bungalow
for Charles G. Anderson. on Lorena
itrtrcet. H. W. Mather has the com
ract.
Mrs. Harry W. Reynolds and daugh-
ter, of New Britain, are. spending the
month of Dec with Mrs. Reynolds' par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Enoch S. Bowden.
The new house which Finch Broth-
ers have been having built in East av-
enue. near the residence of Harry Ri~
der. is now so for advanced that tOday
that the lathing to being done and an
rangemcnts have been made for the
plastering.
Charles Yost, the Norwalk mason.
took a trip out to the Country Club
chimney. The new heating apparatus
at the club has been working very fine
ly but in this case the trouble. was with
a kitchen flue.
Though primarily a South Norwalk
organization the Gridiron Club. which
had a his dinner last evening at the
Country Club has several East Nor,
walk members, including Arthur Will'
dron. Edward F. Smith, .loliii W. Olin-
sicail. cliarles ii. Pearce and ii. ll.
'i‘ollca.
Last night lnsicadof being it mild
one. comparatively. as many supposed.
of wind that has marked several oth-
er nights recently, was one of the cold
ones, as was’demonstrated this morn-
ing by the lee along the harbor and by
the frozen ground.
The transfer of the property in Sea-
vlew avenue on which the Swedish
Congregational Church formerly stood.
to H. V. Carr. has lust been recorded
on the town records. though the deal
was made some time ago. Mr. Carr
already has a new building well advan-
ced on the property.
William Gehrmann'ii sloop which
broke louse from her anchorage dur’
ing the hard storm Monday night. and
was driven across the meadows to the
rear of the Crescent Laundry building,
unscathed.» for in her new berth she
has been leaking considerably.
It is understood that the deal for the
re-organialt‘gaud extending of the
Century Roofing Company. located in
Charles H. Atsthorp‘o‘s building In Boar
VIow uvcnnorand at which Charles (3.
Iiiiyiitonc is the head. has been cuinilI‘“
tcd. it was said today Iliiit IIli‘ Ilit'ttl"
porailon pnpi-ra lidvo been until tor, iti’
the new deal a number of lliiiuuuudii
of dollars are put into the business.
Unless the town guts busy and re.
pitli'il a section of fence on the south
Noi-walk approach to the draw. at the
south side. there is likely to [in iron-
It
, moaned in floaviov
it on building and he has
lived In it for about seventy roars.
children. dry
on fttiillill't
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EVENING OEEJINEL TIOI CAL-
Tho Evening Sentinel Tide Calendar
or 1910 will be ready for distribution
Tuesday, December 21.‘ Every nowa-
boy and newsdealer will be supplied
with calendars for distribution to
their customers on that day. Local
mail subscribers will receive t o oat-
endar by applying at the Sentinel
office. . r
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Mrs. Mary Themes. of Rowayton av-
enue. has returned home from a visit
in Jamaica, Long island. '
The. ladies‘ Auxiliary of the Rosary
ton Hose Compaaé‘held a fair and en-
tertainment laat‘ ght in the Hose
Company quarters in Rowaytonave
use. There was a good attendance.
and a gratifying sum was realized.
The several booths were artistically
decorated with colored crepe paper.
The ice cream,stand was in charge of
Mrs. Harvey Ackart; confectionery.
Mrs. John Plunder: aprons. handker~
chiefs and necktics. Miss Sadie Hamli-
ton and Mrs. Gertrude Walters. Ai-
ter nearly everything had been dis‘
posed of, dancing was enjoyed, music
being provided by Miss Florence
llllllil iii. lllllillllll
Miss Helen R. Whitney. of Boston.
is visiting friends on Burton road.
Eugene Meyer. proprietor of the
Tooker House. who is critically ill, re~
mains in about the same condition.
Edward Adamk. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Adams. who attends a military
academy in New York state. In home
for the holiday vacation.
The New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company has erect-
ed new signs reading "Darlen" at the
east and west-bound depots.
Mr. and Mrs. Louie F‘. Sliltll‘zn, of
Barton. were visitors in New York city
yesterday. where they got into the
Christmas rush and also attended the
theatre.
The recent storm swulled the Noro-
tou river greatly. which in several
places overtlowed its banks. flooding
the property of P. A. ZWlII‘I and Al:
bcrt Friend.
The Ladies‘ Aid Society of the liar-
Ien Congregational Church opened a
two days' rummage sale today at the
store in the Austen block formerly oc-
Cl‘lpied by Marketmun James C. Pool-
e.
The Norotou Heights Military Baud
gave an. entertainment and dance in
the Fireman's ilnll. last night at 8
o'clock. it opened with a band cont
cert. The band has a proud record
during its short existence and furnish-
cii some pleasing selections.
.laincs i‘oinlui, a Dal-Ion man. went
on a tantrum Tuesday night and about
it o'clock ho was making such a tune
that his wife considered it necessary
to have lilin arrested. lie was accord-
ingly taken in charge by Constable
Wilbur liatoa. (‘onibs was locked till
in the town calabooao to sober up and
was called upon to explain his actions
last night, before. Justice William H.
Wiiimott. .lr.
There is still another victim of the
Barton draxiiet for violators of the
l‘uew license law in respect to peddling
liquor in which a dealer has no ll-
sense. This latest victim iii Louis 0t-
tsrmer. ouiploynil by John i’opoliio, oi’
Stamford. Constables .loliu Finch and
Wilbur Bates were waiting for Orton
mer Tuesday night at the New Road.
Norotou. They took both Ottermer
and his cargo of liquor in charge. The
accused was released under a bond of
two for his appearance before Justice
William ll. Williuott. .lr.. last night.
and the liquor wll also go through the
process of ii hearing. The liquor. it it
follows the some process as wauiiip
loads captured previously. will ho con»
.l. linriviu Iliuirui-r but. it huriin sick
with illlt'illiltilllli.
’ Mrs. Lloyd Nash hi oiitcrlnlnliig out
of town friends. .
Town Clerk JOIli'llIl liyutt was in
Btratford a day this week.
bio. Somebody may he killed and then
somebody else will with l‘ODtiil's had
been made. The section of fence.
.whleli to dim: never the writer. is no
loose that it wil topple over of its own
accord before loti’g If not attended to.
The Lighthouse Mission on! the
Washington tits-eel. bridge is raising
lands for a Christian dinner.
.snd. tho tiiiniiiar representation of n
‘ch iii-y hi “I mrm_ collection
pit son. The. ofthe mum's
collection has it“ W‘s Wash-
ington street ' bridle iii also
iI-alatiia - .. . Maillot-of
mm“ o ‘ this morning
at the " approach to the
draw so.
To that]
I Mrs. some Allen
Dr. Hammond of New York city has
been in town the last week.
Rev. Mr. Boyntou preached in the
tit-sens Farms church handily atoms
as.
lliuce the hoary rain Monday the
brooks and ponds are wit titled with
water. ,
.lc-iim Taylor of t‘lruiihnry district
as been suffering with an stipends on
it eye. .{
has returned
from I meant visit. with relatives in
(transit ch. . _ 7
Another cit! biases about will be
held W to at the residence of
John named. . -. , . ,3
‘ tilt. and the. Irishm- Norm-and
mm lien W snails id
I ill
Worship?
Moore. Mrs. Grace Shine and Miss Vt.
viau Stevens.
s
iimheriinua of Jesus."
The Olinday school of Greens Farina
mas concert Sunday even up.
her 26. and tho Christinaati‘mi festival
the Wednesday evening following.
The funeral of Mrs. litdwsrd Me.
Elmo was largely atfindod from her
late home yesterday afternoon. There
were many handsome floral loco-.3“.
C. B. strayer oiilcliited. e inter~
A large Columbia tourist oar caulht
lire several eventual ago instav t
of Church hill on State street. ‘1‘ e
four occupants of the car smothered
the names with blankets and dirt.*'i‘ho
tire was extinguished before much
damage was done.
”nu—m
llll unit
A. ill. Bounty is laying Owen Mar-
tin’s sidewalk".
Miss Minnie Limit. of Stamford. has
been a guest of friends here for a few
days.
Arthur Westcott is
Helen Warren‘s house
place.
Mary i... Westbrook. of Brooklyn. has
purchaseod the William Stooger place
in Palms street.
Harmon Schmidt. who has been ill
with iiienslcs at his home in Forest
street. is much better.
1.. M. Monroe has flooded hi‘a pond
in summer street, and expects to bar-
vest a good crop of ice.
Clifford Burr-l. employed at Wool-
worth‘s notion store. is stopping in
Stamford. during the. holiday rush.
Harry L. Benedict and Frank Slept.
of Stamford. spent Sunday at Mr.
Benedict's WhippoorWlll cabin. lake
Siscolt.
Mrs. M. O. Seeley has com lately re~
covered from her recent llnees and
an operation performed in the Siam-
ford Hospital.
Prof, Copiuus. Charles Wright and
Joseph Gordon uiad‘é’hi pleasant visit
at the Young Men‘s Club's camp at
Lake Slscolt, Sunday.
An order has been placed for 2.500
feet of pipe to be laid by the Water
Company in the spring. on Weed
street and elsewhere. ,
The udlutanhgcuerot has appointed
llr. (‘. ll. Keeler a; post surgeon. and
any one desirous of becoml 3 exempt
of military duty may be e untried at
any time before January 1. ~
A Christmas sale and supper were
held at the M. E. Church. last Thurs-
day evening. and a good time and a
good sum of money resulted.
Stephen B. Hoyt has been eomt
polled to resign his position in New
York, In order to devote his attention
to hhl greenhouses in Main street.
Howard Reynolds has broken ground
for a house on property purchased
froin W. S. Raymond. which fronts the
new street Mr. Raymond contemplates
opening between Hoyt street and
East avenue.
The improvements at the local sin:
lion. are going on regardless of the
weather. and at present the unfinlsll'
NI work has made a decider! improve
llli‘llI in the grounds around the do
pot. and when completed the work will
make one of the most beneficial
changes that tho company has yet
made here.
Prof. l’lute. of New York. ii profcsv
clonal entertainer and proutidlgltour.
appeared before a large audience of
members and friends of tho Young
Men‘s Club, last evening. The outer
taluincul was of a refined and very
humorous character. Prof. Plate was
secured through the courtesy and
kindness of it. B. Kelley. one of the
summer residents. Prof. Plato was in-
troduced by Supt. A. B. Bailey. of the
club. After the entertainment iii-v. .l.
Howard Hoyt. ll.D.. [imposed a rising
vote. of thanks. which was seconded
by Rev. C. E. llciiodlct.
W
ENOINIIR'B NIROIO ACT.
m
painting Mrs.
Itoppod Train at Clarkeon. 9a., in
Time to love 100 leu.
CLARKfiON. (in. Dec. tit-«Tho horn
plain of Engineer nub Davis. of the
(tootsie Control fast mall. who while
hanging in the outside to the cab of
his engine. which was running at a
speed of about fifty miles ’Ii‘l hour.
a bolt his hand throw it veritable eat
run of nfllllilhg steam. until he found
tho mnerunury brake and stoppod htii
it‘IIl'l probably mwlnu the lives of a
hundred paaai-umirs. 'l‘ncaduy morn
the pun lmtoru the train reaction here
it driving rod of the engine liroiio..
knocking the firemen unconscious and
donnilliitilhg the cult. Escaping swam
poured from broken pipes into the «an
Inn before Davis could reach the timer
gooey brake he was driven from his
seat to the host. Nevertheless he
oiuug‘ the outside of the cab until
he had MUM the lover and stopped
the train. when he tell unconscious
from his perilous position.
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COM. 0A. KILL. WOMAN.
Kii.l.thll.Y. lieu. Him-Coal noi-
flowing out at a stove in which iiil
damp"! were amid killed Mrs. sums
l... Rounds. aged 74. during the night.
The millflllh tolling to got an answer
to his ems. notified the neighbors.
who looks Into the house. lira.
Milo lived alone. In one the wt-
dow oi limited Mods. lasts a not;
dent of manhunt, iii which use
church hmdocldod to hot the Chriat- ‘
meat was in WillowABmok oemotem '
in St. John .
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Denial. of Shortage of $60,000 Dome
~ from Georgia Official» » '
ATIANTA. (lit. Dee. lil.--"Tlie sug-
gestions in the charges are unwarrant-
ed and unfair to me. lam sure that l
whrsoou be able to matte ii itateiuimt
that: will he‘ entirely satisfactory."
said H. C. Stoekdelt, former general
agent of the Phenlit (Fire) insurance
Company of Brooklyn. when l‘shhwu it
new dispatch last night saying, that
the Atlanta ofliee of that company.
under: his administration. was shallot)
short to its accounts.
Charles PiBard, whgosiiecoeded Mr.
Stockdeli as general s‘xeut iii this turn
ltory. commenting ou’dlio report, said:
"So far as t invention able to Slicer»
told, there is no irregularity in the ac
counts of this office. poubtless when
all the remittances due from local
agencies are receiVed. the sum due the
home oftieo will be gretly reduced, if
not iitirely wtped out."
e‘hsfifcd’far
W
“Dyspepsia is'onfllltlonal ailment,
burdock Blood Bitten-ii is the national
cure for it. it. strengthens the stom-
ach membranes. promotes flow of ill-
gestive Juices. purities the blood.
builds you up.
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WRL KEEP AUTO LICENSE
NEW BRITAIN. Ilcr. iii.~-~Sccrelui‘,\'
of State liislhrw Rout-rs liar. decided
that the automobile accident on No
I .
received injuries w . ii leashed In his
death. occurred wit ut serious fault
on the part of the operator. Richard
M. Hill. of this city. iHlII'lI operating
license will not therefore be revoked.
Two hearings havegbccn hold on the
ease in the office of-iho wcretai-y of
the state. on Novemhhr 30 and on no
camber 7. in his finding the secretary
says: “The question which this office
is to determine in whether the accident
was with or without ions fault of
the operator, and we mi that it was
not the result of any serious fault of
the operator." »
M-nymAw
cold coming on. take Foley's Honey
and Tar. the great throat and lung
remedy. it stops the crumb. relieves
the congestion and 01930“ the cold
from your system. iii mildly laxative.
Bridge Pharmacy and ‘F. Hymn”. "
"Mariam-iii.
nil
in.
so
it
,» era-M in.
_ Fulladeiubta m stun-m are as
, acuity gratin.
tantalum
km
0
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‘l‘n mist-i the railroad differential rote-
.whieiimiatobeovorymmitin
i their boldness mummy.
‘ g‘ of the joint committee on .
*frolalit differentials was held
idly in Philadelphia but it was
diossd doors and the members refused
iabsolutoiy to discuss what steps were
token. -
The present plan iii to have the two
cities unite In a joint fight to get the
aid dilierontials restored.
“fills would be it great blow to the
beaten and Maine and so of course to
the New Haven road. ‘
it Is said in Philadelphia that a con
Bronco of the Pennsylvania officials
will be held soon in regard to the met-
I'. .
“1 The road would hardly care to do
ythdng which would interfere with
.i s harmonious relations with the New
Haven road and it naturally feels the
force resorted on it by the Philadelphia
Baltimore people who are clamor
f r a restoration of the old rates.
etween the "devil and the deep
{iii}?
a.
The Philadelphia and Baltimore peo-
. pie want the Pennsylvania. Reading
:tlsirii‘fiéorvzlua “attache.
I‘ s “ Hm?“
swollen arenas. w' i .
mama-rim, ‘
iiiitlijvvkldrlhysbl I phat“.
noon 0 a or "t _ .g!
iirltioii‘dg’ "(es ‘ wig“ £11375)
all bladder misery on! t
Feeling miserable %
an shirts iii
needless. because this unusual proper:
”Lou goes at once to the "disordered
i uey
the iii-gens and plurals “understand.
it. ‘
no other remedy at any price. motto
anywhere else in the’world. which will
effect so thorough and round. a cure
“ uni: '
it“,
completes the. cure before you realize ‘
vemher lith, in whit‘rl Henry Scherman ,
After exposure. and when you fool ii,
start
one Gotten Steam
Boiler
UIID THRII YIARI
Mm-..
One Richardson &
Boyatou Go.
Hot Air Furnace
been Titans venue
Oiie Hi'itdit Fur.
nice .
UI'O PWI' VIAR.
One Hot, Air Fur.
, nice '
been out venue
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'MAHMOUT HA8 lNJURED‘ RIB.
CHICAGO. Dec. lit—«Tho victory of
Yussill‘ Mahmmit over "Aiiie'rleiis” in
the windnp of the \vrcstlinu show at
' the, Coliseum. on Tuesday night, did
not come. without its cost. The greatly
rimprovod Bulgarian was around yes
iorday, hut complained oi” pain in his
left side, having' injured a rib in the.
second fall of the match.
Antonio Plorrl, the. iiulguriau‘s maun
o‘er. had booked him for a match with
Giovanni italcevich. tho ltaiian. at
Montreal Friday night. and boy were
to have loll last night. but I’ crrf call.
ed off the Canadian content after a
physician had decided it would be in
advisable to attempt the match.
‘ - MORE DANVILLE PROOF.
Jacob Schrall. 432 South BL. Dan
ville. lli.. Writes: "For over eighteen
months i was a sufferer from kidney
a‘nd bladder trouble. During the whole
time was treated by several doe rs
and tried several different kidney pl is.
Seven weeks ago i commenced taking
Foley’s Kidne' Villa. and am feelina
be or every try and will be glad to
fit mm interested lust what F0
in p they run did terms." Bridge
Phat ’ y and i-‘. "
tortoises
guilt on. y“: :m in for
Iwhwlm moo vanl©
or
.t'iilom the uni m- mite
tun. w‘lnl will! tune Slums.
g aim so other. “ff ea
. Ant-of t.c . Iran's
I) A GINO "RAN” l' .1). 0-- I)
Its-malt neu.il-M.“Almyt Reliable
rm .
SIIIll BY 03130656 EVERYWHERE
‘ and Baltimore and Ohio roads to join
. thein in the light.
0W
éhildroq cry .
FOR FLETCHERTS ‘ '
,c A s T o R l A
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V‘l’ATERBURY. Dec. ilk—Creditors~
with claims amounting to nearly $10:
000 attainst E. P. (lakes and Ali. G.
Harrington last night attached the
Hotel Marlborough and the smoke
shop. both conducted by the firm of
Oaks-5 and Harrington.
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The unoppointed Is the disappointed
otllce seeker.
GAS
Fixtures ,,..
Latest Designs of
the Manufacturers
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([Conccaied piping can be
run in gay house. Have an
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.l. R. CONNOR/Mgr.
OERVIGE AND CUISINE UP TO DATE
0 to 8 p. at. 50c
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
TIL. CALL 083.
Mahackemo Hotel
RATE! ‘2 PER DAY AND UPWARD
Supper or Table D’Hote Dinner.
Banquets a Specialty
up—to—date light by having
your house piped for gas.
We will‘ do it at cost.
Connecticut
“6‘3“" Company.
To the "(lid Country." and to all
points Il’l‘Eill‘Olie.
(mooni’oaneo)
InSurance and Real
LOANO NIOQTIATIO.
comments...
.l. n LAYTON & c0
Norwoik Steamboat Go.
mate. Agents April" «I. with. O. 0- Wt
s RAILROAD ova. so. uonwaut. “M “a...“ «an.
0.1.1.... mm:
For Freight Only
on and after Tuesday. January 1.
i906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28. East River. New York. (fool
of Dover street). every dal‘. (except
Sunday). at o p. in. Freight «delved
at Norwalk up to i p. in. and South
Nonalk'up to 6:30 p. in.
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A Time y Suhioct!
For All House-Owners
'I‘lihi iii the season for «Chain!
up lilo uranium. Boob “the the
scrub brush for the bottle all
. the ratio for the larva are
but they dont‘ no fir soon .
You can olaoii dirt diva . but
‘0 ”I“. a“ hell“. “0 Mi
stables and Most right they.
{room up with“
v‘aiiouiii he
“viii; is} «moi for an
.3; attitude-us oil. tum.
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Amara Whit
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SWINE
wui Christmas ilnd you me tor
the lift? w. are ready now an out
show you it fine line of goods for
presents.
.liipiiiioiic Ware. in llrush and Comb
’l‘iiiyn. t‘hm-uluio iii-tit. 'l‘uu Holst. Cilki'
lifts. l‘iiilus. lhiwlu. lion lion lithium.
c is.
Aluminum Wars in Tea Kettles.
Billlt’il Pans. ifry Putin. Tim and titular
Pots. aid. '
Harman China. Sabin tints. Berry
Eris. (inks Plates. lemonade acts. etc.
Agent for the Columbia Cylinder
and Disc Gl’wlitmhonel.
indestructible Records fit all cylin-
der machines. They will notflcntoh
7hr break. Two Minute hscords. Silo:
Four Minute Records. 806: Dido Itse-
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‘2 hsnml Contractor for Pristine
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L. H. Becker
orils. tit all «use muyhineii. music two
E . ii. fliers Warn. Crockery. Wall
find lisp" flooding.
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WATERBURY "HOTEL ATTACHED. -
and “no backache.
"tun
Your physician. pharmacist; banker
or any mercantile agency will tell on.
that Pope’s Thompson or Paps. or n;
cinnaii. isa large and responsible fueli-
your confidence. 3 .
Only cliratlve menus 'dhn' Coins. from
taking Pope's Diuretic. and a feat‘tiaya'
treatment nieangaeieaa. satire. healthy
kidneys, bladder land urinary organism- ‘
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if you want your crocheted: ‘ ,.
iii-hand tie quite mason ice in i up;
psaranee. inch the knotaout, to: "new
edge between the points of the collar
instead of letting it lie
colliu'.
‘7 e. 'm
caucus Music alum
The dedilé. ,
EdiSou rhesus
Phonograpli '
Horn and Records delivered at
your home on payment of ”.95.
and balance at one dollar per.
week. Call at 39 Wall street
and make your own selections
of records from our immense ’
stock. '
Price of Complete Quilts"
3:29.95» g
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39 Wall.Street. Norwalk .
swirl—#2
Shine Up to Ghnstmas
Removed Grease, [tail
adduDirt 4
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Bath Tubs. Louisa,
one ALI. omen Manama FIX:
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“moon: on
FINE ROOMS .
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