1
New Perchd and
Gméhams,
, ‘Oti'era are t or ,, rut it mean a v liable abut bier or do
Ir tor the New Your. 131‘" 523$th m 111. NOW” cm” W“ nimble “2M. aobit-110311111611any to I!” 9 it!“ of 5111111111": 1“
. n Exclusive build “Alba 11 low I prlpetl.
1m. 1"on rumba". of chitin .6661. A Few cl Eur Specials Thin Week. In ChlttbnierI
E” K BANKS
uaoaeitmo HOTEL. BLOCK.
,. ,, couramoawatn.
IVININQ BETINEL TELEPHONE
“DOW-New- Department
Ina-alumni humanoid
Wrench Dill». Nor-walk
890 mutton Ruideaoe
”Mon-City ldlter’e Residence
The days are getting longer at both
.ends.
Mrs. .George W. Stevens. o; 106
South Main street, is ill.
~Winter Caps. Winter Cups. O‘Brien
Mrs. G. A. Gregory continuea ill at
her home in West street.
Miaa‘Nettie Wiewall. of Main street,
who has been ill, is now improving.
Mrs. Mamie Sterling, of Union are
nue, has been. visiting her sister. in
Philadelphia.
J. William Rowo is substituting for
John F. Henley, mail carrier in. the
. Not-walk poat-oi‘flcc.
Miss Madeline Sturges. of Grand
street, iiilii been spending a week with
friends in lildgt‘iicld.’
~l\lldget (ihorkine, the bottle. Neiv
son lioyt‘s Reliable Grocery.
Frederick Walters. of Main street.
driver for the. (iroat Atlantic and Pa-
cific Tea Company. is ill.
Mrd. Albert Stone and daughter.
Mabel, of New Canaan. are the guests
of Charles Franke, of Norwalk.
Luke A.l Conneally. oi the ilrm oi
(‘1mneally Sc Bracken. has been ill at
his home in Franklin avenue.
«-
Mlse Norah 113. Ryan, at South Nor-
wulk, went to Naugatuck yesterday, to
attend the tuncrul ot a relative.
Frederick E. Conley, clerk in the
South Norwalk poat-otllee, has been
ill at hia'homc in Elm Grove atrcct.
' Q
Mrs. William Aiken, of Newtown
avenue. is recovering from a aevcrnl
woeks' illness with pleura—pneumonia.
”—-.‘.
1- Leaky roots repaired.
liros.
Raymond
Mrs. w. ll. Wadhams continues
imrove at her homo in Bridgeport
and her rapid recovery from nearletI
lever acetna now aeeurcd
W
A. F.
no 111511 or high prices. They
many out prlt-e spec-lulu for
Look up the adv. on page 4.
Howard Pierson, or New York city.
formerly oi Norwulk, wan in attenti-
anre at the dance of the Nutmeg club
in inekwooti'a ball Hit-ii. evening.
w-
lilra. Harriet .lm'mun, who baa been
quite ill at her home in Waterbury.
hue come here to vlalt her brother.
Floyd '1‘. ltuaeoe. of Wcatport avenue.
John ’1‘. McCormick. of Waterbury.
wan in Norwalk laai evening and at-
tended the dance oi the Nutmca club.
He returned late last night no at to be
at. bunlneae thin morning.
today.
miimaii Fresh llama, 1411. lb.; loin of
Pork to roast. tic lb. liayea' Mitt.
“mum I“
No game wan played laat night in
the pool tournament of the tiouth Nor-
welk Fire Police but this evening Jo-
acpb Summers. 116.61111 Arthur Tyroli.
110. are Iehodulod to meet.
itiy Raymond Harry Earh- and ii.
at Woolta haw arranged to hold 11
dance thin owning in the Town Aa
iii'llillly hall in Wall atrt-ot A vcrv
plonaaut function in unraveled.
-- Chaos and Umbrellas. O'ilgicn.
Mina .1. Mind Raymond and M111.
Henry 0. 111111.»... of Booth Nervlaiit.
are «pending the day In New York, and
will attend the opera ct Orpheus. It
the Metropolitan Opera Hall”.
We...
Mr1.1. Betsy Wood is seriously ill at
the home or her daughter. M111. Henry
Johanna. or White Oak shade. Mrs.
Wood is ninety years old and email
hopoe for her recovery are entertained
... .9... ~"M
fijhe South Norwelh Fire Police pool
airports who are to piay‘t dilute
Hook and ladder and 1611151116 dompenr
pool an“... of 1.1.1.1.... will no to the
later company '11 lwuduuar‘tcm “funnier
nidht for monument, Which to 11.61.61
avenue, are entertaining Misc Mdriei
o. min-ell. of 11.61.1111
property in the NorwalkI. last Week.
For the .
t0'
1
lieckmann It ("otnpany have,
have:
“IL
, .
train 3.166.113.1166 Italic scheduled
to hidy Moresenmtivn M. ii. Bennett. 1
Norwalk,ha11 returned treat a pint
outfiivo 61.11.1111 at the home or her
sister in Bridgeport.
There were twenty~three transfers pi
with murmured of I13. 000
third week In unborn-1908. them
were fifteen sales and mortgages of
85.300. ‘
lilies Louise Morehouee, who fell
down» the flight obstaira at her home
in Merwin street. Tucaday even-lug.
injuring her head severely, remains
in about the name condition at the
hospital.
,I2ililil ontrro lEByti immune?
i 111» 4311
~ 111111~
"vim Sale of Fit iture
11166111111111 11111111. new... 1111 to carrrqhtaas. now. ....c12.oo
.ZLN) CHJPF‘JNJW mno" . . ‘ . “3.10.00 UHlFFONll‘llls. ”0W. . . . . "a” i
:18 00 t‘IIIFFobllms. how. ....Iie.75 :6. 60 catamarans. now... .. use
1 hIThzla goods In; all from resultinetock. not interior grade bought tor
t a a e.
3
A J. Collins Co.
Funeral Directors and Embaltnern.
$0th Norwalit. Conn.
.I
12- 18 North Main Street.
wh‘ree for one week a bottle of
cream with 3 packages of Crystal Gola-
tine at Nelson lloyt‘s Reliable Glocery.
Contractor Harry Mother. is com.‘
pleting the changes to the building
at the ,corner of South. Mela street
and Woodward avenue, for Frank
Fitch. 'l‘wo flats are being titted up
above the store. Contracts tor the
plumbing and heating have been alv-
eu tn the floating and Plumbing Com-
pany. of Norwalk.
Work has been started on notllt‘
changes to the house at. 11 Orchard
street for (,i. l). Worden. F. H. iledient
Jones & ilotchkiaa Company the
plumbing. An addition, of wood.
16x20 ieet, two stories high, will he
built on.
The rcporta from Hot Springs. \‘11..
where iiighwuy Commissioner
Maelhmald la recuperating his health.
are to the outlet that. .thero in a mark-
ed improvement in his condition and
that there is every indication that he
will resume his dutlea fuly restored
to health.
——-l.atcat Derbics. O‘Brien.
Dr. George I). Egbert of Norwalk,
will do the carpenter workand the ,
l. ll.l
ALI. GRADUATE. D! THE BOOKKIIPING. BHORTHAND AND
TYP‘WRITING DIPARTMENTB OF
MERRILL COLLEGES
All PlLLiNl) GOOD POSITION!
'i‘heree a Grand Opportunity for Every Ambitions Boy and Girl who
will Enroll Day It Evening. NOW.
South Norwalk Standard Port Chester
O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
as wan. Iraecr. ‘ anon: 43!.
«on»
NORWALK.
OM.
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--——--—1‘HE-—-—-—--
1A. J Angevine 8180a Go.
will eopak in the Y. M. C. A. in New
Canaan, Sunday otteruoon at three
o'clock, on temperance. 'i‘hv New
Canaan Advcrtlhor Itiysz"l.lr. Egbert
is considered one of the best temper
ance oratora of tile day, and it in mi
pected a large number will be out to
hear hitn. (iovoruor Harry Uiien will
preside. '
Arthur 6. Fe rriu on- Fcbrnury 11‘.
will withdraw from the store of A.
Tutlot in Washington street, with
whom be has been in partnership tor
two years, and will go to his old stand
opposite the City Hotel. with W. R.
Kirch It Company. Mr. Ferris has had
many years' experience in the jewelry
and clock repairing hardness and did
u pmaporoua buninesa for many yearn
to the location where be gone next
week.
1
1
_........._._
The anew and rain that commenced
last evening have temporarily not a
«mining on ice cutting. Dealer i“. ll.
Merrill has one more pond. his now
pond at Broad River, to out from and
when the house there is filled, practit
rally all of bin ice will he in. Dealer
McNerucy hail had to lay off his ioree
oi twenty men that were at work on
Wilnon‘n pond, but he hopes to be able
to put them back on the job Monday.
The ice in iiitecn iurhoa thick, despite
the thaw.
The tlrat man on hand to inapeet
the newly-rotnplcted books of the town
aaseuora, which are on tile today at
the town clerk‘s oillce. wan William
ii. iiylnlton. who was there won at»
[er the uiilcu opened thin morning.
aunt the labor» at tho uaeaaore. and
the largest number or human are team]
in the letter» B and B. The book. will
In- left at the town clerks once until
the brat mention of the Board of M1
lint. 'l‘uoIdIy February let.
M .1.
Notice haaheoa given that After
not runnwo twee colon. tram home
along their Ionian (or the puropne of
payment of portage. All eoina taunt
tlopoultod in tho boson. The reuaou
for this order in obvioua. Iii winter.
the carried halt to taltohia [loves all
and fool around the box and than on
ten 111111111111 a stray coin. The order
will thus insure titliar and more rapid
work.
WU-«A‘I—rw N
the moaned Virgin Mary have lentil“
ad I hnhdlomb home
var sixteen mm or haul in Wilton.
witere they inland to conduct it 11911111
tor unfortunate and crippled“ cultured.
{thin moiety .111, connected, with ,the
uptempo 0611th Tu laud Ieeurptl
in 1111.13.11 Farm, which vvaa uncured
floaty inflated, Mung entertain».
111111111111 all two illit‘tlli 311111111 in nine.
’i‘hi1 Intel 11 will build a chapel and
1111111211111 to with much intotent. ,
finite other changer.
There are eight big booltu which rcprm
February ltith. ruruitnall carrier» will.
hp wrapped in paper before they are-
The Sister. of the Annunciation or
and ”tract or
from Mile inhalls Pelagic, and iii ,wlli be in charge of km. il‘..1.i1toran. no
Furniture. Carpets, Stoves, Etc.
134- 136 Washington Street South Norwaik
CORSETS
The advantage of womb»: the proper Cornet is demonstrated by
woman whose gown his and hangs “'1‘".
Our Corset Department can supply you with that the propcr model l‘o1
your tlgurc. thus insuring case enrol-111,1 attic and grace.
Our experienced chctler “ill give you .1 true fitting oi any (‘oIaet in
our thick at $2.00 (11 (nor.
Special Bargains in odda and ends of Corsets, at halt prhc, and lens.
to clone.
N. E. Ryan Co.
“WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALR
the
' w _:f‘t
Brains
were behind thin line of GROVER'S COMFORT SHOES-—
and the monomer will in- the gainer thereby.
They are solid, flexible. ntyiiab, good ilttinp. nnll withal
comfortable. '
You can't twat tin-m.
All the latent coitucptlona.
FLYNN & RYAN,
00 WAIHINGTON ITRIIT
A...»
Examine Our ivork
Critically
alter your carriage has been repaired
and repainted here and 509 it it ian‘t
as good 1111 new. You can‘t beat out
attbntltlllli and superior work in the
lino oi ropnirlnl or repainting, it you
want anything done in our line. this I11
the place to bring it to nature Iona
workman-hip, durability and standard
0111.11.11.11. and we are Itwayn fair in
our chemo.
Luther M. Wright
”07H NOIWALK. CONN.
1‘!“
«may. m. nonhuman aurrait
.11 mane enaaotarao UGAR for .tm
1aarraaevrarearrno R.:t%lb.lnk.nn. .:ep
,napraacvraraurrLoua. ina.n.nu.n.uu.aan
111111111121. Inna noes. a ““"i"""“'“'"' ...,..._....,.335
The Great AltP Tea Company
in wacmae'ron in. Id’u'ra 166611111“. 1‘ ” ,
gig}. 1111.101. encounter-4.56 II- In. 111111111611, 1’11. that downy.
l"
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'l‘odnvheinii 11.111111111119111 ‘
mo portrait of the martyred rural
d‘ri ty‘ 111.111.1111.le... on “11111111111“
IIcIuIt at it oclork in: $111 and 7 1111111th The deli-t. ain‘tiwr it. the 1111 11111111 tutor.
111111111111 for 1111111111111; 1111111111111. "The and 1.111 oil by 11 1111111111111 1.1111111111111616
ttixhtooun bite Forever." and the or 1.1.1.1.... 1111111111 1111 6111111111111 111 1'11
«are; “"1le “Who Art Thou Lord." 11611111111 bitten
I
Uncle Sam Wants I Strong Manic
‘ Philippine islands.
Rubber stamps, muciluge and ink for .
the use of collectors oi customs. gnux-
"era and storekeupore throughout the
1 iii Will i
ililllillillilil .iilil'l
i
Sign MachIgli's Name
W
waemlvorou..1m. 29—11130 you
want a steady job of algning the name I
of the Secretary of the Treasury all‘
day long! Congress in about to cre-
ate a place of this eort, and 110011 the
government will be looking around for
a big, able-bodied man who can write
the name, Franklin MacVelgh. from
9 AM, until 4130 p. 1a., without gel.
ting writer's cramp.
One or the meanest thingI about 110-.
lug Secretary of the Treasury 1 is the
duty it lmpoeea of aligning anywhere
from 200 to 2,000 documents a day. in
the lot: may be a warrant for the pay-
11111111. or 320.000.1100 to Spain tor the
More likely there
roquiaitiona for
will be a thousand
country. Franklin MacVeagh in a bust.
acne man, accustomed to mapping out
large policloo. He kicked vigorously
when his colored meauenxer brought
in an armiul of vouchers, leaves oi air
sauce. and other hnportaut documents
for him to sign the day alter Mr. Cor-
tolyou leit.
.Mr. MacVeagh thought the Job was
better united to an athlete. A cruel
law requires that the Secretary oi the
’l‘reaaury shall alga all these (locu-
monta. The Secretary found an
inquiry that all his predeces-
sure had been up ngaluat the
same thing. Most 01 them put the job
oil on the assistant aerreturiea. "Boli-
hie" Armstrong liked it. lie wan the-
Inoat expert penmun thI1 Treasury had
ever seen. lie bundled one day that
he. had inscribed his name to oilleial
papera at the rate or 13110 an hour, or
nearly ten times a minute.
iIanlol Manning. who was secretary
or the Treasury under Grover Clove-
land chine nearer to guttiu grid of this
lrltaome job than any other secretary
lie ordered a rubber stamp signature
and used it indnatrioualy. ,Thc (Ion
troller of the Treasury rendered an
opinion that documents aligned in this
ntauncr were not legal. Secretary
Mannluguiried again. He ordered a
second rubber ntump signature with-
out the final ll‘lit'l' ".‘g eoniplotinn
the name. The t‘outrollcr declared
that thin eatlailed the rcipIirementr
oi the law.
Now 111.. Marv-mutt is necking to
create the job at oillrial signer for
the head oi the Treasury. Reproaun
tutive Hill, of Connecticut, will intro-
(lure a hill tor this purpose during the
out iew days.
"TRILIY" STILL ALIVE.
Colored Man Totephoned Suicide Men-
Ilge Himeeti.
The telephone bell in the police eta
tion in this city rang about .3 o‘clock
this morning and when Rouudaman
Duurhy answered the call a voice at
ille other end oi the wire informed him
that the speaker was George Smith, at
lleddiup, who desired to inform the po.
licc that a colored mun. name un-
known. but presumably from liuubury.
had taken poison in ltcddiug and had
no chance to recover.
"The man in about forty years old."
cold the speaker. "and ware an nlater
and a tap in his pockets we i‘uund a
letter midteaat‘d to llcatr-he Hubbard.
Slitlltti} a lauc habitat). The letter
in postmarked ut Ynnkt‘ru and begins
l'lem Slater.‘ and la nipped Martha
.lullllttutl.' "
"All right." replied thI1 r;oundaman
an lIt.1 Wl‘Oll.‘ down the dctulia of the
auppoaed attempt at Iitlitliii‘ and ar-
ranged to send a man to Shalvoy a lane
to notify licatrlce llubhard.
“lt Illuiil be my husband. WilbuI
Hubbard.‘ said Mrs Hubbard when a
policeman gave her the marinade bout
the round-man.
Liveryman 511111.01... ot lietbul. road
the utory oi the auppoaed attempt at
suicide in The Evening New» ltilil. or
onion. anti an Wilbur Hubbard. who in
known in lietltel by the nickname of
"'I‘riiby.“ tortnerty worked for hint and
had been anon around tho atabie 111.
late Ila ,tcetrrtiay morning. he lllitlli
Ionic inquiries. When he learned that
uemtuy utuht anti 1qu about aevon
o’clock 'l’hurntla1 morning. two hour:
after the ”attempted suicide 11,1111 re
ported to the police. one of his men
had seen the colored man walklnfto
word fledgling 1.11 became auspicioua
that Hubiiard had sent the notable re
port to the police hitl'iflli. and them
suspicion: were continued when he
found till! lilo 1111111 Whit billiard with
the police said that in» was 11116111111111
from "M. no in the uumbci oi the
telephone In Mr} 11161111111911.1111
Nothing further; lino been heard from
, the man unopened to 11m taken poison
1, and the mummiun in. 1111 M11. Nichole
tabla certain. that "’l'ryiih telephoned
:ilit! 111on to [1111111111111 hiuuwli. Dan
bury New. Friday.
\
cacao 1.1.1.1 digit...
pace Tiiniiia -
JANUARY
earance Sa
Specials? for Tenight ‘
2 ‘ “Harvest Days” "
50c Black cashmere G' eves. ‘
“Harvest Days”
12' l-‘c Muslin, 8c y) ‘.
Fortune and Fruit of tho 25c
Loom Mualin; regularly
1215.11. Harvest price.8c yard ‘0" pay 5i: the reutlar
price. all sizes ......... 25c pair
250 “the 10° 32.25 Heatherbloom Skirts.
100 Persian Belts; regularly I 9 ‘
25c. Tonight and Monday.10c s '4
Our regular $2.25 Heathen
bloom Skirts tonight. . . 41.49
:6 and :7 Hats.151.98
tour choice at our 36 and $7
Hate
$1.19 and $1.25 Umbrellas.
99c
Ladiea’ and Gerris' Strong
Umbrellas tonight ........ 991:
9c Amositeag Ginghams,
25c Seamless Hose. 16c pr.
5c yd, Guaranteed the regular best
loan verda (‘inzhams to quality: regularly 25c. To
- .- ~ ‘ . ............... 1'
night ................ Sc yard night 16c pal
T
FREE Ti 8 it “Ilia“? P b
e .
1“ ‘5'" Copy New ”“3 0‘ 39c ll‘tulltlln:r.y..fll...lll.fl.ni4e
it‘anblons. Come in and get one. 50¢ Tuflmns ............... 399
"Milli!“ Basement. 7.111 Turbans ............... 47c
92 Washington ' ’ South Normilt ‘
Street Conn. ’
“The House of Aéiivity and Progress’
“—
. I.-.“ H..." “Wt-v-— m-
IDEAL OfiTlNGS m arroam‘ao
ascar. and has?
DELIGHTFUL SHORT SEA TRiPS T0 OLD POINT COMFORT
via '
OLD DOMINION LINE,
including AocOmOdatio no at Hotel Chamberlain.
a
"A 9‘-
‘I
liaya' outing, including traue liaye’ outing. including Irena...
portatlon and be portatiou and ho- w
11:1 uewtnmodation.. $18-00 tel acemnmmiatlon.. $22-00
The only direct line to Old PM"! 03mm” WNIW‘ Chin”-
Steamchipo are all equipped with the United Wiroien Telegraph system.
Steameta leave New York every day except Sunday at 3 p. m.. arriving
(lltl l‘oint Comfort following morning Return leave Norfolk daily eteept
511111!“ at? porn. arriting in New York about 3: 30 p. m.
’t‘tt hole and stateroom reservations. Pier 26, North River. toot of Beach 8L.
N Y.
SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET.
w. L. WOODROW. Tram: Manager. J. 1. BROWN. General Passenger Agent.
General Omcel. 81-85 Beach 91.11.11.
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111 1111 111 11111 21111111 111111 111 ,
111 11111111 111111111 11111111 11 11111
i
t
Young Woman's Modesty Withheidl F‘" "“‘l‘d'lw “'8 baby brother Bam-
Her lrom Baring H" Foot in he] with a white but Lincoln cent, JI-
ihc Court Room
.I i-Ilih‘i‘IY CITY.
lam-(1y street, New York. was commit-
ted to in.» Jewish Pawtoctory mater-
‘fllf‘ not aside on the around that the .i‘hc baby screamed and "M"
Hubbard had alcpt in the niablo Wed .’
I 1 1.1 (turner, of Still l'orkiomen ntrcct, 1 (“ill”-
i‘bibnlvlpbiu Wednesday refused Ioal- "I didn't think it'd hurt the kid."
1.1.11 11 iuu' in the Clrtnlt t‘ourt in let Il‘t'olt‘fiit‘d JIIkt‘) I
)1 t‘ii\ to look upon her bare utikit‘
i an exhibit in her unit 101 littoral, ”Md“ Baby.
'Iinmam‘a againat the Central Railroad.
or .\‘1‘\\ Jinan) and so the Jury awaiti-
I‘d but only $600. The jury did not out , , , to“
that wait the reason. but Mien Go I“ luatId the coat over a c“ l ’
tnunacl ’Ii’llilt‘d for a rule .0 how, but kot tire and handling it with W”!- l
Iauae why the judgment abould not It"! alnpped ll “00D the Nb!" M
pat—.Ju
l
uwmd was too small. Judge Spoor 1
“mum, the application cob branded Samuel on the ion. ,9
A11 she won stepping from a Central From Jacob‘a diloonneciod lint" ‘
fatigue? {‘6an It Igulatltdc High seemed he had acquired such I
”if: illnpt‘d a??? :1" piticgsofhll‘iaii (1:, lien for Abraham Lincoln in Iolttiiii’
broke liar ankle. She brought butt W“ “9 ”Mimi"! ll "0“" be ”m
for dumauea. Inserting that her ankle. one to leave the imprint pi 1.1mm
uaa canard her great pain evm since. face 11 nmyg ii a
I At the 11-1111 or William l. 11111111.] " Hm ‘ a k“
for the defeat-.11 toaliilcd that he built
tili‘rtt'lilt‘tl the hidden oi Mimi tlarbei FRUIT oaoweas iN CQNVINle
11114 ound them to be. of tie name .. . “NV
“m, H” fluid he could lti'm'l‘ illith lho Connecticut ivomologltml,
taunt if Minn har'bc-I would IonIovo "it i“ i" hold “3 annual mm“, J
3‘
tun riuht shoe and atmkinn. lint Mina lluiig liaii,llarlior1i,li‘cb.
i‘ho apeukcrs engaged are all at,
thubrr ill‘t lllli‘ll.
1?:an ,3 NEAR. practical experience. 00ml!“ 5111““
1.11111 will 1w, til ,‘ F11 manager at Conycre Manor, '
K" ‘” W“ "“ "'" ..wtch In to discuss "Reclaiming
dry it, fifteen duya earlier than last' ,
roar. That will lulu; Easter Sunday :itgipgrmhml 3.01 m“, Pundit
forward over two weeks to Marc h
21111. innmuch 1.. the first full moon'
utter the vernal'oquinox. which tails
on March 20th each year. marks the
proper date. it in evident that this
your will near the record for 11111111 will? I: a” ll“ 1906 crop “9
1111111.; 11111111161116 second rarllant 111111 “ "m“ 1".“ “WM“
toaster 'in a quarter of a 121111111115, 11111 prove. “‘3 ‘9 one or our 1
of March 28. titlii. helngetho nearest lgmamlfileurnio 1%
1 . ’1
to the vernal midrib“ t period. unto-date tooth W: ,1» “In a“.
domain. «mama. iT‘i’lD 1111‘ Graham 1111' WW a mi
11111111111111 Nicaragua. Jan. 211.» resaiui 11111111111611 ole I.
The court at. Menard today 111 quilted lune. oftlie about in (Anthea ‘
(ion Medina. i‘ronoruiiud Attorney ‘
Halotnon drive and other montlmrn oi
.I’Ie madman-1. oraaspuaauuun £11111
it‘ll‘t’alpatnouvieuoa and execution at tile
Il'i'eldl, Grove 111111 0111111611.
1‘
mew-nah... ‘
m .
Here is I problem that intuit iiir
toroata nearly every trait-pie
how to make the old apple 11in .
(little profitable crops. Mr. W
“”4...“qu
vain 1111... 116.1111. and“ , -,
1.1161; 616611. 1161661111 , ‘ »
hrethe'r.«ttmtrr WW9. “for?
cob Goldberg, it years old of 243 Dir _ ‘
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Jacob did the branding on rue-m
utteI his mother had gone to marital;-
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