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“m day. but the school children will not
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,’ we
f'i’rompt and edicie‘ltt‘service at
till times. ~ ,, . .
Personal attention given to all
prescription worlt.
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
‘. Come In and wait for your car.
. names. assessor
- J. PARKIR. Manager.
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The Woman's Auxiliary. of Christ
Church. met yesterday afternoon with
Mrs. S. W. Kelley. In Seaside place.
.a-a—u
J. C. Hawkins, who is at present liv-
ing in Danhury, has been spending a
short time at his home in this place.
Miss Marion L’Hommedieu, of How-
an street. will be the leader of the
Sunday evening service of the Epworthi
League, at the East Avenue Methodist
Church.
Edward Eldredge, a well known East
Norwalk young man. employed at the
Norwalk Iron Works. who has been
laid up by an attack of the grip. was
able to get out yesterday.
Mrs. Emory Simpson, of Peeksklll.
New York, returned home a few days
ago, after a very pleasant visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Alsthorpe. oi
Seaview avenue.
.—
Raymond Waldron took a day off
yesterday and went fishing. He is re-
ported to have caught a forty pound
specimen, and has placed it in cold
storage. to be used as needed during
the boycott of the beef trust.
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The Rev. A. J. Smith. of Danbury,
formerly pastor of the East Avenue
Methodist Church, was a guest Wed»
nesday of his sisters. Mrs. M. L. Dora
and Miss Matilda Smith, of Rowan
street. .
9! w? ‘W.
~llanner Brood highest.
t
Tel. till-3.
As. soon as the weather permits.
there will be some aeronautic experi-
ments in East Norwaik. These will be
conducted by Selleclt Andrews and
John C. Press. both of whom are deep-
ly interested in the subject.
Richard Irwin, who formerly lived
In East Norwalk. and who has many
friends at this end of thetown, is go-
ing through a severe selge of rheuma-
tism. Mr. Irwin is In charge of the
trolley express business in this vicin-
lty.
A monthi! business meeting of the
East N'malk Fire Police will he held
next Monday night. Reports on the
hailtlwlll be heard at that time. The
monthly meeting of Mayflower Hook
and Ladder Company will come the
week following.
Owing to a very severe cold, the pun-
tor, Rev. w. w. Gillies, was not pres-
ent last night at the weekly prayer
meeting of the East Avenue Methodist
Church. In his absence, George iiey~
acids was the leader. The rain kept
down the attendance.
The Indications are quite brill!!! i0?
llie erection of one or two new houses
ln'Eaat Norwalit that have not hereto-
fore been mentioned. The contractor
with whom the parties have been figur-
ing said this morning that. ho had not
yet received any definite word.
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Charles Reynolds, of (love avenue.
who is n towerman between bridge-
port and New Haven. on the railroad.
" held the whlphand, in that it was very
‘ . PW“ ”Milo!“
, lip Saturday and will be hin-
coln's birthday, the lath. “The school
children. however-twill fare better as
. msxvaopll‘on part. of, it on
Wash Mitosis Birthday. which comes
on Thultddly.
President, Burr dreamy. of the
Stove-club. appeared a little lonesome
this morning but he stoutly denied a
rumor to the sheet that the club would
.be reorganized. The president said he
was perfectly satisfied with the pres-
ent standingoi the club's affairs. The
sttendsnce this winter. has been the
smallest in years.
This morning was described as a
cross between March weather and mid-
winter. The Marchy characteristics
windy. making everybody step lively.
lists were frequently seen scurrying
along the street. everything loosedanc-
cd about and the day should prove a
harvest for the eyelass makers. on ac-
count of the numerous accidents.
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The headquarters of the East Nor-
walk Fire Police in Van Zandt street
have been a very busy place this week
in anticipation of the seventeenth an-
nual ball of the company. Now the ar-
rangements are all complete for this
event which is to materialize this oil-
ening at Quittner's hall In South Nor-
wallt. Some years In the past the ball
has been held In Randall's Hall but a
suggestion that it be transferred to
South Norwallt this year prevailed.
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The looked-forward-to social of the
World stash christ Was In it." To be
illustrate, by so stereoscope pictures.
All are cordially invited. Admission
is free.
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A . lam number of titties... people
have been signing a'petition addressed
to President Chat-13s ,8., Melle'nfiof the
New york. Newfiiavsp‘ and Hartford
RailroadICompan)’. reasoningnin‘i to
Intercede to secure a penaioii for
Stephen R. Hoyt. who recently resigns
ed as station agent at Dorian. The
been In theemploy of'theciiiiiiillli! filr
42 years. and that his conduct has al-
ways been most exemplary, including
the fact that he has always has]. “I"...
able and polite to patrons of the road.
and has been a faithful employee of
the company. and asks that any" mat-
ter of age limit be overlooked. Men.
tlou of the fact is made that Charles
Raymond was granted a pension by
the road. ' .
’lilllllli.
«cut-«Ln.-
Mile Elsie (lens is quite Ill.
Mrs. Josephine l. Gregory entertain-
oil her daughter from Ridgeiield Wed-
nesday and Thursday.
Miss Florence DeWitt attended the
teachers' lecture at the .‘orwalk Bap
tlst Church. last Friday evening.
———
Jerome Godfrey. who has been ill
for aortic Weeks of grip at his home in
Cannon. has now recovered and has
resumed his occupation.
Epworth Magus will be held this ev-
ening at the hams of Mr. and Mrs.’
George 1. Britten, In Fort street. The
“Gilt Wilt be human as a "1010 Social."
An Interesting program of entertain-
ment lumping arranged and refresh-
ments will be served. The whole or»
be required to pay 19 cents to help the
good cause along, while the young In-
dies will be tested 10 cents apiece. This
will bear out the significance “1910".
of the title of the social.
intuit
The large addition on the south side
of Bamuel Mead's store is nearing com-
pletion.
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TWO legal holidays in this state
come in Februarymldncoln day. the
mm. and Washington's birthday. the
22nd. St. Valentine's day falls on Mon-
day, the 14th.
Work was progressing nicely today
at the plant of the Stevens Oystai’
Company in Rowayton avenue, the
men apparently being satisfied with
the settlement of the recent difficulty
regarding overtime work.
,illlltli iii. iiiiiu
tion will hold a monthly meeting next
Monday evening.
George Lassen, a former wall known
Dnricn man, who has been living of
late at Stamford? has moved to Strut.
ford.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Boonlsrh. of
South Norwalk. have been recent
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith, of
Dorian.
Arrangements have been made for
an entertainment at the town hall the
middle of the month for the benefit
of the Ilarlen Collier school.
Mrs. James illndley. who recently
underwent an operation at s New York
Hospital, has returned to her homo in
harien. Bile appears to be getting
set out this morning for Tampa. Flori-
da. Mr. Reynolds Is going South for
pleasure, and has not made up his
mind how longi he will remain there.
The former Aamnsofi market on the
Washington street bridge is being
thoroughly overhauled. including - re-
[tapering and repainting. it is stated
that John itnhovitch. the taller, who
owns the building, will have his entail.
ltshmeni there after the work Is coin-
' bladed.
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A birthday party was given to Edith
Nichols. In honor of her eleventh an-
niversary of hensirthday. A musical
program consisting of piano solos by
Ruth (ions and Viola (leanings; violin
solos by idva Enron and Julia Nichols.
accompanied by Edith Nichols. flames .
were played and refreshments were
served.
Wid-
Nest weak titerswlll be a lent holl-
ilevod to have been a successful under-
taking.
The reason that Station Agent
Stephen R. Hoyt. resigned, of Darlen.
has not been relieved from duty yet
is that Agent Bird. of Psihsm. who is
censor to put in an appearance. The
change In expected to conic any day.
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damage.
meat for the
lat limit stilts
The. institution is s
and is accomplishing
good.
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suing promises to be a most interest- {afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. w
lag one for the members of the League i Merwln. The reading of Robert Louis
and their‘iriends. The young men will .Stevenson‘s. "Traveling In the Cs
The Darlen business Men‘s Assoc-Ia,
along nicely and the operation is be. ,
to crane here. is waiting for his suc-
One of the windows of John P.
nriimmsr's barber shop was sociable
tally smashed Monday evening. been
It‘d Peteraon threw a shoe at another
lad. The object of the mlssle ducked
and the shoe went on through the will?
dow. Master Peterson settled for the
= . W a
The people patronised the entertain»
Darien Children’s Home
town hall liberally. ‘
my worthy chipmunks memories made an
a great dial at
The entertainment protests
A former Wilton boy. St. Clair Ack-
ermati. of Winnipeg, has recently mar
rlotl Miss Rand. of St. Paul. Mr. and
Mrs. Ackermsn will reside in the form
or city.
The Reading Circle met Thursday
avenues." was continued.
3 Csndletnaa Day dawned bright ant:
‘cleai‘. so according to tradition thort
iwii be two Christmases in the year
‘I.et us hope not. remembering the se-
vere snow stortu on Christmas Day.
Miss Gertrude Dodo, of New York.
was present at the meeting of the
Mission Band last Friday and gave r-
most interesting talk on her caper
Ienccs in india, where she spent eisht
months during the past year.
._..__..._...
ldii defines Moulion. of ilervorly
Mass. will give an entertainment ii
the Congregational Church Friday evo-
nlug. February 23. presenting as at
impersonation The Lion and tin
Mouse. and concluding the pmgran.
with musical recitation: and original
humorous numbers. This Is endorsed
by the vice-president of the Phantom
qua Alliance.
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HAT IUIINIII 0000 m DANIURY
Most of the Factories Have Got
That They Can Do.
A statement was recently spat out
' from a neighboring town to the effect
that the hai making business in this
. halting district was in a bad way; that
l a great deal of trade had "been lost to
l. the factories In this vicinity and that
many shops were running on short
time. The statement was made that
the tie-up in the industry last year was
responsible for this condition and It
was intimated that the serious results
in loss of business would be a long
All
era of The sentinel (and the melt.
41m
. i 19a .
ion ”of all pimples blackheads. iver
spots and the.
cents worth at ii‘rdiiii ii. Baxter's drill
store and i used it only a’few days
do not dinow‘ as .
anything; in fadt
moth
petition recites that Mr. 'Hoyt has A.
‘Paul M. Potter’s Great
. t. ,
l the woolen trash
‘ i want WWI
too. for. that :niattfiyl of a remark . is
“fit hat c par “10‘0“ W
st in blemishes that
make man ‘ a lifegmlserahle.
tit is' salad Mam. I bought 60
when my skin! f me so clear and
way that I loo years younger. i
would have tried it
If:he had not said he would refund inl'
moneyif mold not do whatl expected.
hut’ihe will out line to give me back
. i am going to get
or box and completely drive
way the last pimples '
«Pious print this In a prominent
lacs, for i want other women to
ow as much about getting a bean-
tiful complexion as
-. A Woman Who Knows.
As in men's ”shirtfii‘g'iso in ”women's
wash dress materials, or vice versa,
the designs are plain stripes or figures
and stripes combined.
iiiiilliiiiiiii
MUSIC Hm.
soars uoswauea oatv
VAUDEVILLE
THEATRE
TH URGDAYn FHIDAV. SATURDAV
Irma LLPOmue
Leslie Morosco
Five Dill—mullig Acts
Lolly PEMatlnee
Saturday
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IALCONY. sataavso ......... an:
marinade... ........ssmiwc
marinas. avasv oav
snows m
ass-.-
Telephone 11:
TONIGHT
TE-MPEST
AN
SUNSliiNE
. Tonight ls Ladies‘ Night
Ivory lady purchasing a so cant seat
will be given an Infra Ticket Fm.
Mm... ’ .hn.
HOYT'S THEATRE
ONI NIGHT ONLY
TUESDAY. February 8th
. The loll”. of All Things
Theatrical
.r
time In being overcome says the Dam,
bury News. l
instead of this being the case, how-
ever, even a superficial lnvestlgatlou'
of conditions discloses the fact that
business In the hat staking Industry In
good and that some of theiactories
are crowded to the utmost caps.
city. (loo of‘thc largest factories’_ In
‘nbilry a rsportgii to have three
months” orders already on file.
Most of the factories in the city are
busy. some of them unusually busy.
a in, few. if any, is there a slack In
or “I‘ll or , , . ,
.it i. a fact, that business in thebat‘
tinglndiiltry in Danbury ls‘ good at
tha'prpsgat time In spite of all the up-
iowsrd' events cube past year and
there is a prospect of aegensrli ind
continmd Increase in the trade
’tbrouihout the year. It is even ea-
pbot‘ed by many that Danhury In due
to have the best business this year
that it ever had. Although that silly
belies ssttoih’e of optimism there is
nhl‘reasoii its doubt that business is
is
Comedy
(With Music)
Throat FROM
useless
0mm from substantial run of one
year gt Weber's Mullet-tail. New York.
Original NawWork cast and, Pro
é
dilation. ’! .
Pricisffitéq. not; 13c, 50c
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Lilith“:
urban-tattoos , .. 4 I.
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‘ OTA'TI ARMOMV‘
MEN
Manitoba; at iii; no
saw ssovroit smartest
Walthauasn Rough Hat .
Moves to Dentistry...
The Dsahury News last evening .
. intdthill l:
indigestion. Spinach-.6». Heartburn ”1...: wlfihzum‘mwb
or Dyspepsia Will Be Relieved i
in Five Minolta
”f
vary
it .
fir
\Mzswwsni You too
‘ leur ital
.. M‘arvslopsp t:lt,may seem, Resell
93 Hairy; , c has grown hair on
heads that were once bald. Of course ..
it Is understoodthnt in none of these -
cases were the hair roots dead nor bad
the scalp taken, on a glared, shiny ap-
Hst Co. has
moved its business from‘BOuth, Nor- '
walk to Dsnbury and‘is'occupying‘ths
new factory ill the rear of River street
Just completed by Peter Sweeney. ‘Al-
though the equipment of the factory is
Take your .,sotir, ouooforder “simil-
ach»or maybe you call It Indiges-
tion. Dyspepsia, Gastritis or .Catarrh not yet. complete tha‘ sleet-s coin- 1395"“‘39'il '- . .;‘
of Stomach: it doesn‘t mattere— mm... m... m... ' 'moma‘n m. ii “91659 the W of the hair steep-
take your stomach trouble right "9 Y GIN Qlld the port?! of the scalp
the factory may be said to be in oper-
silos.
. The new factory is equipped with
considerable new machinery and the
machinery of the South Nerwailt fac~
tory is being moved to Danbury." The
new formers which were set up in the
new factory were started up yesterday
andrz‘vturned out supply of bodies for
the slurs to work on today.
When the factory is thoroughly
equipped and running to its capacity
It will employ about a hundred men
and will turn out 200 to 226 dash
hats in the rough per day. At the pres-
ent time only two formers are being
operated. bill the two formers from
the South Norwalk factory were ship-
ped today and are being set up on the
floor of the framing room.
0n the second floor of the factory
three eight section for blowers and
one ten section blower are In opera
tion. 0n the third floor of the build-
ing Is the drying rooms, the stiffening.
shaving and packing and shipping dl’.‘
partments and the office.
The sizing room which Is not yet
completely equipped, is one of the
heat and most convenient to be found
in this vicinity. it is well ventilated
and has a special fan equipment con-
nected by bigplpes and boxes with
the machines for the purpose of carry-
Iag off the steam so that the men will
not be compelled to work in a steam
filled room, as they are in so many
factories. ft is expected. that the or
fangement will be one of the most
successful of the kind that is In opera-
tion anywhere. in this room also will
be located the dyeing department and
It will be connected by an elevator
with the drying rooms above the boil-
er.
Power is furnished by a hundred
anti/fifty horse power holler, but the
company is already beginning to con-
sider the possibility of being compelled
soon to put in a second boiler.
The factory will be under the active
management of the principal members
of the company. John H. Walthauseu
and William Trlmpert. Charles Baker
is forman of the forming room and
Otto Thistle of the sizing room.
a...
are giasedgovsr-“ do not believe
that snyt iag'can restore hair growth.
When , sli“‘93" Hair Tonto will
do, as encountered, it is not. strange
there havenuoh great faithin It and ,
tha weplaldt Itvwill prevent baldness
when irradiation. it acts scientifical-
ly. destroyind the germs which are as-
ualy responsible for baldness. it’pensu
trates to the. is of the hair, stints .
latlilg and non thing'thatn.’ it is it ‘
most pleasant toilet necessity. is deli-
cately perfumed and will not man nor I"
permanently atais1,tbe Ir. , 3..”
We want youto Mm'bottle ohm»
all we" Hair route and use it an di-
rected. If it tides ‘notlrelisva mitt
Irritation. remove dandruff, prevent
the hair iromfaliin out andpromotr
an increased Ira of nursed in ,
every way give entire aatlsfaoti _ .
simply comeback and tall Its a it
without question or formality we will
hand back to.you every penny» you
paid as for It. ; _
We lead. our endorsement to Ross
all "93“ Hair Tonic and séll it on this
guarantee. because we believe it is the ,
best hair tonic ever discovered. it '
comes in two sites. prices 60 dents
and 81.00. Remember you can obtain
it only at our store—The Rexail store.
The Clifford pharmacy, Quittner - t ‘
Canty. Props.
with you to your Pharmacist. and
ask him to open a loo-cant" case of
Papa's Diapepsin and let you eat one
Murals. Triungule and see if within
dve minutes there is teft any trace of
your former misery.
The correct name for your trouble is
Food Fermentationwfood scaring; the
Digestive organs become weak, there
is laclt of gastric juice; your food In
only half digested. and you become af-
fected with loss of appetite, pressure
and fullness after eating. vomiting.
nausea, heartburn. gripiiig in bowels.
tenderness in the pit of the stomach.
bad taste in mouth. constipation. pain
in limbs. sleepiessness, belching of
gas. biliousnesa. sick headache, ner-
vousness. (listiness or many other
similar symptoms.
If your appetite Is ilcltle. and paths
ing tempts you. or you belch gas or if
you feel bloated after eating. or your
load lies like a lump of lead on your
stomach. you can make up your mind
that at the bottom of all this there is
but one cause—«fermentation of undi-
gested food.
Prove to yourself In live minutes
that your stomach Is as good as
any; that there is nothing really
wrong. Stop this fermentation and be-
gin eating what you want without fear
of discomfort or misery.
Almost instant relief is waiting for
you. it is merely a matter of how
soon you take a litie Diapepsin.
rise in cesarean acrlooin
BRANEORD, Feb. t-eA drewhich
started from the furnace did ,aoine
damage to the Harbor, street School
yesterday-venomous. The dope drill “2,,“
took the pupils out quickly, they also
removing most of their books.
«out... its. O'HARI.
m
claimed to as to Prevent His Solici.
ting Biahopric of Connecticut.
WATERBURY. Fol). 3.~—-Rsv. Pa.
trick O'Hara. pastor of St. Anthony's
clutrch in Brooklyn.: the priest promi-
nently mentioned as a successor to
the late 3“th Tierney. of the Hart-
ford diocese. has written to friends in
Rome from Paris, says a dispatch. that
he has been recalled to this country
by Bishop McDonnell, of Brooklyn, 'to
prevent my visit to Rome, which is at-
trlbtited to a purpose on my part to
solicit the appointment of bishop of
Hartford." 0
The alleged interference of Bishop
McDonnell. It Is thought, may now in‘
letters: with the appointment.
Father O'Hara is known to some ex.
tent in New Haven.
by _
~—"Dr. Thomas' electric Ollie the.
best remedy for til ofisit fatal dia-‘
ease—cross. H n used-«Ithaca-
seas In our fan‘i y for eight rs."—
Mrs. L William. Buffalo. “. .
it i iii
Don't whit tori long. and
. in,
., ,. — . ' w. 5'
lost opportunities of this ”“3“”
Everything iii ill! 1;
p
t
7 :5 '1 . , .5. 4., ‘1 21,, .
Atkeduwifiécegw‘ ‘
Now is thediime an...“ raw”
seas that long desired luxury for the
home. ’
s. K. Mirctiatt. unfiis‘i‘aitait
F. A. MECHELL
‘ HOTEL ARRIVALI. i
Mahaokamomfi. W. Cook, w. A.
Rose. C. F. Johnson. F. A. Kemp. W.
E. Vining. (l. A, Manning. Boston: R.
ll. Gould. ll. Binary, It. l'iolmss. .lr..
C. K. Warmouth. (i. it. Phlnnsy, W, A
Reborn. T. M. Morris, Millie lilarasro.
Gertrude Barrett. W C. Brlsior, E. 0.]
Oircey. New Yorli; 1. Atlas. Yonkers: l
IHOP LIFTIR CAUGHT.
BRIDGEPORT, Feb. i.-—-.\isry Guill.
who says that her home is in South-
port, was arrested In the i). M. Read
& Co‘s dry goods housa today on a
chords of shop lifting. The woman
was detected when in the store by an-
W. ll. Mend. New Maven; J. W other shopper who saw that she was . r, , , . ,
Mitchell. liohoken; S. .Gi'i'enrlli'llluifl'lilg to conceal under her clmk a HOUOIF'UKM‘N‘!
Bridgeport; 1.. R. l‘iurlbuti, Wilton; large, roll of cloth. The woman also 4' 5'
H. A. Mathewson, W. A. Smith, F. l).
Lawton, oily; leorgc L Rockwell,
coasts WALL also muss-rt.
uoswsta.‘ cons.
yr). i. ‘ .
carried a basket which was filled with
dry goods.
o [till .SPiiIi
.i‘
,ga
ltldgeileld; W. ll. Dinnard. Hartford;
William bookie. New liontlon; S. .i. S,
Rogers. New Hartford; A. i‘iiante. To-
hide.
Bill has IIIR iHIS writ
WE LEAD OTHERS TRY TO FOLLOW
25 POUND! STANDARD GIANULATIR IUGAH FOR .......... $1.30
19 POUND. STANDARD GRANULATFD IUGAI FOR ......... 01.00
A” FANCY PATENT FLOUR. A IARIIL ................ ...IO.76
AAP FANCY PATENT FLOUR. 24% LB. IAG ................. 85o
Canned Vegetable Sale
ions Tomatoes, 4 cans for. . . . .260 ‘ AILP‘Succotash, a can ......... iOc
Billions Tomatoes, fl cans for. .2“ 35:59in String Beans. t cell
A”, 1‘05““5095' a can. """'1°° Cut Refugee linens. '3 clips forjilc
f ‘0'“ Pens. 3 "m ‘0' --------- 359 White Wax Beans. 3 cans for. as:
Sultans Peas. s can..........ioti
At? Stringlaaa' Beans. 2 cans
AQP‘Psas. 2 cans humans: to ..................... 26o
Reliable Pass. a can....;..... '
Standard Itucootssh. ll cans for at;
Eton stamps with Ten. and coffees
ail Stamps with 1 lb. the Tea. 10 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee.
at stamp-wits i lb. «tot Tea. to Stamps wish is. , cease. -
to Stamps with 1 lb. I00 Tea. 25 Stamps with 1 lb. Ida condo.
iii) stamps with 1 lb. 00o Tea. new. with 1 lb. Ila Coffee.
ml
i.
T v s a
Arena Brand I.I Beans. t
01"... ...... ...............
to starlet rise“ won‘t Bottles
“, too stamps Free with 1 Large
ePurs Wants. aach..,......2bo
Can All“? 9. Powder........
A. Grand Time. Guaranteed. .
in are increase In naphhry's principal
industry. *
Bait ifliaflill‘l'or man'sdiim- never
reachedrsaoh a value as they will;
Utility-Wilt 1m and summer. Plant
manila use all sorts of very ass
to! «in: very boat trailer: practically
REGULAR “016m - ~ 5
R «i “I”. Ii 0 I Iittlfi
new ' (”that r.
- 4 -. it
Pl my of seats wiil be provided to
soon isomer!“ in"?b ‘
Ticks?“ for-sale at (ll rd mama”.
sti‘iison Ii ”O‘wliml’l‘! it. Enlargz‘:
Br rman' e pay . f
some” ‘ from all beaten. ’
nothing also being considered.
t
it
A Optional Will be In attendance.
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”a
attendances;
son, sxrsa avsmrs WITH dacépi’tbifizasa o
‘09 fifth”;
identities?
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is? .1“ up}... ‘2‘ IT xii
. » “Phenom“
castration. '
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erwsiitt iii iisiith
Not-walk.»
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Norwalk Chronicler