. , . .. . rid .
" Prompt and eillbiellt serilce at
all times.
. Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
if instill tor out-trolley patrons.
Co sin and wait ior ycnr‘car.
camel: monomer
., on. tumor-
Gorharn will _ romiiln
for Hill pineal. with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. . Otto Berna, oil-Osborn
avenue. Joining her husbnhd later.
The coil! weather playbh havoc with
water pipee this morning all around
and especially on the Washington
street bridge” who‘re much or the pip—
lng is expands-rate Oddo brothers
found an interesting situation inside
their barber shop this morning, aside
from water pipe troubles. The various
ionsoriai lotions were frozen in bottles
and in some earn the latterderehrh-
lien. ’
Considerable comment has been
caused over this way' by the laying oil
or the old packing force at the apex».
lug plant of the Standard Oyster Oom’
may in Water street, and the substl~
l
J. PARKER. Manager.
y
Dominick Riccio, employed at . the
factory oi the Clear Felt Company, in
recovering from a severe attack of the
grip.
The Stove Club had the best attend-
ance this morning in sevornl weeks
and the oillcers were correspondingly
happy.
This is one of the days when the
Weather prophets who have been pre-
1,
dieting the breaking up of winter re-‘
tire and say nothing.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Seymour, oi
Danbury, were guests yesterday oi the .
l two and one-hall inches. The tire was
farmer‘s parents. Mr. and Mrs. lion-
‘ ryASeymour, oi Windeld street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hantord are.
l’
preparing to move into the apartments
in Osborn avenue, which are being va-
cated by Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Gorham.
Missilnlilan “mm" was the leader of er is iavornble. The planking of the line of which follows. dliiers'maierlai-
‘hody l‘liig been completed and with the '
the Loyal Workers' meeting last even-
ing at the Advent Christian Church,
when the subject was “Not l But
Christ."
' tution oi the packers who were em-
ployed at the other Radel establish-
ment on the Washington street bridge.
The Washington street bridge estab-
lishment law now been closed for some
time.
George R. Van Alatyne, proprietor oi
the Crescent Laundry, has a little mys-
tery on hand, though it is not of a so:
rioua nature, and will probably be ior-
reted out out. The situation inexplaln-
" lliiltl‘lli
‘ thorium. the pastor. yer. Bhutan
, probationers and p
D
.l “‘y . Q i" f g .
Methfllrl‘r‘chiimi midday
‘flmlthgrgoeive‘d a lamp million; oi
{ rebelled " especially
to the young tollis tram the subject.
"The Strong'illan’s Palace. in the ev-
ening the meeting waa cloth a revival
service: aubiect. "What Shall the Bar.
vent Be?"
Sarah a School: has made snalica-c
lion ior administration on the satiric
of Hannah . Jones, who died lntea~
tats, in Barton onylanuary 20. The
estate is a personal one of an estima-
ted vulull oi 04.000.
A rudely scratched triangle. flanked
upon either side by an imitation at an
arm extended upward. wab found upon
a piece oi shingle on the road leading
to Daricn by a local resident. lt was
stated by him to be a sign at a hand
of tramps continuing a tramp who
iinds it attached to a ience or building
to beware oi the inmates, as they
have weapons handy.
Negotiations tor the purchase oi the
Ox Ridge school property by Dr.
Howard B. Neilson with the Barton
School Committee have been going on
for some time. it is now reported
that the deal has been put through.
and Dr. Nelleon. whose property ad-
Joins that or the school, is now the pro-
prietor. This is one oi the first steps
or the committee in centralialng tho
much-scattered schools of the town. A
means of conveying the children to the
.able apparently is how the water can
disappear irom the boiler so rapidly.
with everything shut up tight. From!
9 o‘clock last night until this morning.
the water gouge showed alowcring oi '
banked the some (is usual and so far
as is known. there is no leek.
George R. Van Alstyne is figuring on
getting his rebuilt yacht Elsliet over-
board in about two weeks if the weath-
calkliig tinilhing. she will be ready ior ;
a dip. People interested in the boat
are anxious to sea how she- will “act;
Center School is now being carefully
looked into.
iiiliuilii llllll iui
lililli iiisi
tCoutlnued from First Page.)
is oi the Senate and House committees
on judiciary. The tlnal drait. an out-
ly from the earlier draiia. and repre-
sents several months oi‘atudy by the
Preseldent and his cabinet.
No corporaiitm formed under the
, genoy cases. ordinary llllle. cathartlcs‘
_ and most dependable remedy for can-
do". We have such absolute iaitb in
in the water. That she. will be even terms of the proposed act will be "or.
802d 22:31:)32322332’: lb]: ‘11:... 2:: ”m” “"0"“? m" him“ mm! . milled to numb-u. ecsuiro or hold
the Country Club yesterday but even certain, ior she has much more free~ L'IlOCk in any other corporation; nor
had mew been, not many people board appears to be well balanced and iconic any corporation organised under
wquld have my..." advantage of it on‘“ much lureer by the addition ror- Ellie art, or under the laws other stats
acount or the wind which dccompanled ard. “’r “”9“!“ “WW? ior “19 ”PM 0'.
the lower temperature. All 0i the services at the East Ave- .or ensued in. fly like buaineas so
At the East - Avenue Methodist nue Methodist Church were iull oi ln- [0W9 01‘ Mid the stock oi‘a carport-
(‘hurch wanes“), “,0an. mm. Wm, teresi yesterday. as usual. in the ”on limped under this act. and no
he a meeting of the Boyh, Association! morning the pastor, Rev. W. w. a“. such corporation would be permitted
at the basement gymnasium and in‘ “93' presided over the holy common to MW banking powers.
the church parlor the Bible class will i ‘°“ mm" ““d '“ ““3 "ml“! Wmh- “WWW °l “mm“ “l" "W" “
cleanup u on .n
. Hmi. up . Cause Dislmsing
Coalition
youcanaot he. ‘ _.l:'ocreiill in the
selection or mildi line“ for children.‘
Only the very ”ill. , bowel medicine
should ever he divogfioiicept in other.
and purgatlml are apt to do more
harm than good. They cause, lining.
nausea and other dlliresslng a (up. a .
{cote that are frequently health-deu-
l'oying and a lilo-lasting annoyance.
Wamersonallyrooqmmend and gush
antee Resell Order-lies as the infant
atlpationmnd nasooaite bowel disor»
the virtues of this remedy that we
sell it. only on our guarantee of money
back in every instance where it rails
to give entire satisfaction, and we
urge all in need of such medicine to
try it at our risk. .,
Royall Orderlles c0ntain an cutiro~
ly new ingredient which is odorless.
tasteless and colorless. Au an active
agent, it embraces the valuable duall-
tles oi the best known Intestinal regu-
lator tonlcs.
Rexall Orderlieil are eaten like
candy. They'are particularly prompt
and agreeable in action, may. be taken
at any time. day or night; do not
cause diarrhoea. nausea. nripina. ex-
osaaive looseness or other undesirable
clients. They have a very natural ac.
tion upon the glands and organs with
which they come in contact. act as a
positive and regulativo ionic upon the
relaxed muscular cool of the bowel
and its dry mucous lining; remove ir-
ritation. overcome weakness. tone and
strengthen the nerves and muscles.
and restore the, bowels and associate
organs to more vigorous and healthy
activity.
Rexall Orderllea completely relieve
constipation. except when of a surgi.
cal character. They also tend to over-
come the‘ necessity or constantly talc
‘ it re
w . ills Quintin". I
From a New Canaan source it was
learned today that there was another
aide to the basketball some played in
that place, Friday night. A. n. Bailey,
who isysuperintendeni oi the Yuan
Men's Club. has Written to a gentle
man Who is. interested in theeport.
that the report in The Sentinel. Satur-
day. was‘manil'eatiy unfair. Mr. Bai-
ley states that there were onlyltwo
‘ ioula recorded in the hilt hall. and
these were awarded by the visitors’
referee, ..
in the second half live fouls were
awarded the home team, each of which
was successfully negotiated by Mor-
rison. Seven fouls ware recorded
four were successful. .
Oi the home team no person played
who has not chn both a resident and
associated with the Y. M. C. in New
Canaan for over one year, while with
individual was a member.
of New Canaan.
The lineups were as follows:
Y. M, (l.——Mlller, Brown, Morrison.
against the home team. of which only ,
the visiting Ridgetleld team only one“
The scoreresulted 26 to 14 in favor '
. if 7“ ‘
a, Guardian. Val-g
e. Hrotberton. Godfrey.
W‘J‘Ayl M IVID TO THI OLD
WINS. Ol& 00. BUILDING.
would you eraser
M. M7..."
’ .. «fights
_. “g . PBW rig
. V g “oil metallic '
, “glue trillions.
l" £055” Elw-
.Jllastudlwayr enable
. ISIS EVERVlillEllf
.illlllllllllils
,.... 3-. ,
Lilli Week of the Sale
203:. beam: on an
n
ing laxatives to keep the bowels in
normal condition.
There is really no medicine for this
purpose so good for children. aged and
delicate persons. They are prepared
in tablet iorm. in two sixes of packs
area: 1! tablets. to conic. and so tab-
lets lib cents. llerncmbcr you can ole
lain Rexsil Remedlea in South Nor.
Store. The Citiiord Pharmacy. Quitt-
nor a Canty. Prom.
MAIONIC
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"murmurs.
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Committees Named by Brand blaster
F. A. Vamlank.
A circular letter to the various
lodge; oi l‘, and A. ht. sent out by the
secretary of the grand lodge. Frank
W. Havens. annmincaa the list oi sir
poinlments made by Most Worahlpful
ilraud blaster P. A Vol-plank. oi Muir
cheater. The inner also contains ll
anyopals oi lhi.’ grand lodge action ‘
concerning dues. the support of the
‘ .. an cor ioratlon or anlaed under the
meet. The. Ladies' Aid- Society will 9d an able sermon on the cabinet Thea 5' l 3
e .. 1 ~
meet at the church in the aitcrnoon. Church and What it Stands For. in :3;;F::i‘::‘;: (3:24”; 32:23:“,3“
acy against interstate or ioreign trade 3
or commerce or shall monopolies or in. E
tempt to monopolize any pin then-oil
contrary to the provisions of tho Slim. l
man not or shall otherwise violate tho I
laws of the United States. The i‘lliil"!
tern of all corporations are made sub. ?
loci to alteration. oilupensiou (H l‘\‘~ :
peel by Congress. The attorney lion:
oral is given polror to bring iorfeiturr .
proruciiinga and lilo court may appoint
a revolver.
Annual reports; must be tiled u‘lili
the bureau of corporations and tho
roiumieslonrr ol‘ the bureau may call
for opt-vial reports. Ten days alter the
declaration 0! any dividend a financial
Constable .i. .l. Goodwin was over
East Norwalk way on his regular Sat-l
ul'duy night trip but there was nothing
\lllllrlllill to attract his attention. Those ‘
young men who in the past have be-
oome over-joyiul with the assistance of
liquor iound it too cold, anyway. to
tarry Saturday night.
This was one oi the mornings that
Captain Horace A. Saunders admitted
oysters. Captain Saunders has a repu-
tation for working whenever it is poo
Bible and this morning when he was
willing to quit.
A monthly meeting oi the East Nur~
walk Fire Pollen will be hold this even-
ing at the company quarters ill Van
Zandi street. At that time the affairs
of the seventeenth annual bull, held
lue Friday night at Qullinor'u Hall iii
Railroad avenue, South NOrWlllk. will
liv- held next Monday night.
A delegation oi llricou Eliot Norwiilli
young men formed ill lino yeulcrdoy
afternoon at the Hafner establishment
on the Washington street bridge and
headed for Weatporl. ’i‘hoy round the
day cold even ior walking but kept on
through flaugaturli to Wontpurt, rev
turning home on a trolley car.
Theriliomotors did all kinds oi stunts
this morning. The lowest thermome-
tern were right on the lob as usual.
rugliiturlng anything down to 20 do
gross below was the oiierlng oi respec-
table thermometers, tube. that cared
anything «boil their reputation as vo-
r'nciotln reporters oi' the temperature.
The cold wytlier hail boon decided-
ly busy the last l0rlyȣillhl hours with
the harbor. saint-doll the harbor Wail
entirely true from ice and this morn
in; steamboats were obliged to break
their way not, showing that the water
Wall in an ideal condition tor a {rouse-r
up quick. A few more days and the
' harbor will be all completely loobound
as iii any time this winter.
Charley molding and "Doc" Marshall
did not get started yeiitlrday on their
Walliing trips. which would have been
a feature of the day but for the cold
Weather. They took one loolt at the
weather and forthwith decided that
there would be "nothing doingfit Their
friends will not be .3111)!le to hear of
them negotiating the distance to New
York. by root, one line Bands» .
bellie- Gom who has been «only
mn’ior neural Jena liiitli his iatllcr
in the paintliigjnd accolades blast
new tom‘s position in tile elm
trical billion in Kansas and will
b
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l
the weather wan too strong to dredge tun
i
l
scenic b'esltate ovary-body else was
i
‘ Kilili-y slreei, tonight at 8 o'clock.
iiilo tilde walla
” racism election held in England. and‘
the evening, also It inspiring program
or music was provided by a double
ohariette under the leadership 0!
N. Smith Ferguson. At this aervicr.
ton, Mr. lay-rues, who has formed here
before with his voire, unng a solo.
lllhjfll
Captain Charles W. Bell. of liuway-
ltVi‘illlt" will sail tomorrow on the
sterilizer Arapahoe. ior thi- south.
where he will spend a month.
The larilox‘ Auxiliary of the. Rowdy-
ton limo (‘ompnny will met-t iii the
home of Mrs. George Stein-nil. in Mr-
Wul'k on line now woul-buuml ruil-
mod station in prilgreloing steadily.
lieupilu the severe cold and much
blill'lll)’ weather which hail been in
evidence during the peel month. ”The
are nearly up. hill
lhoue will have to be row-rod with tho
Hllli‘t'll work and trimming. 'l‘lw depot
will have every modern convenience.
including water, tollotii. eioain boat,
r-lcrirlr lialltu. etc, and will certainly
no a credit in the village. There
will be eight‘iooi woika on each aid"
oi the depot, and ii sixteen foot wide
lvoniont pluiioriii will extend from thi-
utatlon to the ltl‘i‘fll. A not oi concrete
atop» will replace lllt‘ prurient wooden
lllll‘il.
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The Rev. Francis a. Cunningham
delivered a very interesting sermon at
tho ilownyliln Baptlai Church. lulli
evening. on the cubical. “lie yo
not conformed to this world."
ll... illustrated hill it‘ll by pointing to
the firm stand when by Savoharoln
and Martin buihur on what they eon:
aiderod the errors and unnatural their
day, and coming down to the present
time. he still iurther elucidated the"
thought by referring to. the non-con“
ioraiiilt altitude inplntnlned .hy .thvi“
Liberals previous to, and during lilol
hill bearers followed him with the clone
est attention. 'l‘his part of his aernwn‘
was extremely interaction. and had ,a
perfect application to the. teat linden:
divans-ion. The pastor them asked what
meaning the text could have for pool
pie as individuals today. and gave. the
as his boiler that. generally spooning...
it meant in were to allow nothiagtu
noble between as and our «spiriiua
oscillate Mr whiu inlaid heir
non to be .lir. cushion up
well“ a .sploniiid rotation at the".
would: service Mine thriller appre-
elation oi the claimed. l
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iuiutclnoni allowing the amount of net
9
Mill!
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earnings inuiit he died with the com
mleuioner oi cilrporililoils.
Provisions are made. ior the increase
or decrease oi the capital stock oi a
corporation. on similar role the cor-
poratlon may borrow money. inane
bonds and mortgage properly or cool
ior upon the holder of any bond or air
ligation the right to convert the prin
clpal after live years from date or the
bonds into stock of the corporation at
a designated clues. ‘
The approval of the conlmlsnioncr oi ’
corporations must be secured beiore
the capital stock can be increased to
the amount necessary to provide for
such conversion. and thin right shall
not be given unless the bonds are is-
sued or sold at par or upwards. or ii
ior loss than par, then ior not less
than their reasonable market value be
ascertained by the commissioner.
LIT!!! FINALLY RFFIOTWI.
or. more, Mo.. rob. li—«ldlthi-elahl
later: to” Andrew Carnegie. dildos
money ior an orgdn for the Cote Brill:
table Proabytarian Church. in this
city, written during the last ’eigbt
montba. brought a check for 01.186 last
night irom the philanthropist.
19hr circuit was accomphntcd only by
it printed receipt term and the church
dietitian. while lubildnt om gettlnit‘
the price oi the critic, are wondering
Wether hit. Carnegie really‘walitd ti!
gm when: the money ovoid so to out
Illiltl to the. settle: oivlottars. ,;
The letters were Int at at intern
vats oi two weeks by dliierant alloisll
and members at thorohurlab.‘tiic inter-
pdala iu‘ lilil thought homily
0M9‘.W?°w and overdrem‘a of
claimant doves", . [firewood
ion-on. rill. [mu .
'i in on _ ‘ enough to allow the ants
‘iiiott unis rliilio the tree.
line at the gown beneath.
a
Masonic Home iii \l'alllngiord. and
the requirements concerning docu.
nluniary evidence ochre a visiting
Siluroii can be examined as to his
“laconir knowledge The appoint-
lilriiln .llt‘ as follow»
illuil‘li‘i llcpui). rllsliill Masonic
Illulrli‘l ~(‘hnrlcu i‘ Perkin». New
Lumiim.
(pollution of lllt‘ Work ”or five
‘l'lllltl Al-lhur t‘. Wheeler, Norwalk.
t'oiniuiiiee on Mumbli- Correspon-
lli~ni~v~l‘railk W. lluvena. linrliord.
i'ilillllllllm‘t on ll)‘-l.llWii~'.lllm98 Mo-
i'niliilck. “indoor. .
('olumllloe on Printing Frank H.
lflht‘ne. linrtiord; John bi. Parker.
.lr.. linrilurd; Asa ll l‘llrli. ilarliord,
(Yuiniiliiiee on Auriiiiiigl‘l‘ollare 8.
Morin, New lion-ii. John l“. linndur
sun, Manchester, Merle l'. i‘owleu.
Hi‘lilflf'lliii'l.
ifulliiiiillee on
.laulou McCormick.
A. Klee. Norwich;
”lll’lfill'd.
Committee on ilrand Lodge Library
and lingloii‘ymr‘runh \\'. llnveuo.
Hartford; Harold ll. Waldo, illusion
bury.
Jurisprudence
Windsor; Georgi-
luoiuh linker, .lr,.
TRI! WAIDIN'S WARNING.
Mr. Cornell Looks After His Own in-
terests and Has No itspraaantativas.
Joseph Cornell. tree warden of the
Town of Norwalk, wiirhri the ()Wuel'fi
or trees agaliuil giving orders to
sirangurn ior treating or spraying their
ireea under the impression that be
in to do till! work. lie employs Li)
agents. but does employ none hilt imlu
oil asulstanta. who live and spend their
iliQney in town.
Mr. Cornell has had a number of
years‘ experience and college training
in hia work and More with permission
to the faculty oi the Connecticut Agrl
cultural College, where he studied. at. i
ii endorsed silo recommended by um
city governments of Norwalli and
South ‘Rdrwalb. tile sslehtmcn oi Hie
Town of Norfllt. eavbiayor Charles
it. Dow. no. i“. W. Gerard. obsirnnin
oi the committed in charge oi ionuiry
department; Federation oi Women‘s
clubs; Readout-laugh ilwam. Richard
H» Goldag, nay. .l. beaten Warner. Dr.
can Mal Hot-ppm. John A. Olbom
. all my our: 9 I
lair. Cornell advices tree owners to
allow no psrpon to ascend their tree-
Wearing ‘holilib or ‘clii’nboi's. n the
your points break through his cam.
blind or‘l’iilii’ (liens, antiviral at every
iiulili’ Wit ‘ p 3' sou imwhlch in a
mu mall
on that harbors inlifiloua in.
l
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int i ' I
“Oil.
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walk only at out atore.~’l'h‘e Retail .
l
Willllillli
' Rm Discount on All
RANGES
Come enriy'nnd get the pich’of lilo lot.
“i
a. K. Minivans. ounces-anal:
F. A. MTTCHELL
House euaulsuaa
tortilla watt. AND HIGH are.
uoaw’auk. down.
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horwalkfl Brooch Office oi
The Evening Sentinel
Back to
Coffee
Every now and then a certain
proportion of families depart
from the beaten path and take a
try at some substitute for our
fee. ohiy to return to the old
beverage with more gusto than
over. Those who use our Morita
and Java 250 Comm never ihiiik
of trying Killllillliltifiwthey lire
sililllileil. and YOU will be. Join
the constantly fll'ilwlllll army of
rontontcd users.
~..
The Union Pacific
Tell Co.
120 WASHINGTON OTREET
PHONE 6424
A "Sill U
in lilllllill
roar; true‘oi' Rooting rm. a. well
as everything else. The heat Tin and
Solderhvvlth experienced workmen. is
a better business proposition than
cheap material and may work.
Home ; R. Nash.
North lids-ma wen Streets.
* TEMAEEST
.SUNSHlNE
MUSIC HALL
. “VAUDEVILLE
THEATRE
mouoav, Tueeoav. weoNIsDAv
4--Musical
Molds-A
Carl Danman
Troope
And Other Big Acts
ADMlaaiON ........ .10 and 20s
IALcouv, aatapvso- ....... Mac.
unions, ...... .s and We
MATiNIE avaav DAY.
PH 427
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Telephone 1'".
Tumour
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MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY
A Parisian Romance
Lady Admitted Free by Purchasing
one 30c float on Monday.
HOYT'S THEATRE
ONE NlGHT ONLY
TUESDAY: February 8th
The Eclipse of All Things
Theatrical .
Paul M. Potter's Great
Comedy
(With Music)
THE GIRL FROM
RECTOR’So
Direct irom a ”neonatal run or one
Original New York Cast and Pro-
dilation.
Prim-"“50. 31.00. 750v 500
WWW“ . L»-
ILIVINTH ANNUAL GRAND
' UNCAS Titian. no. 2s, .
R E. or
mammoth. Feb. 7d. 19m
A (Mimi 'iliaio Guaranteed. ’
REGULAR TICKETS. - - 500
enema eerie. tips or s Oililnga
for $4.06.
Plenty of seats will be provided to
accommodate a large attendance.
,,,
year at Weber's Music Hall. New York. -
Masquerade Ball
norm.
lloE.l)anri a Son.) *
‘ «Wanton. Moawaur.
A,
Real Estate and
‘ ' Insurance
We have metal decided bargains
in income producing property that
muat increase in value with the rapid
growth oi the town. .
. Maxwell
AUTOMOBILES
$600. to $1500
The MAXWELL holds the world‘s
record for reliability—10,000 milaa
without stopping engines.
We commend them also for smooth.
and noiseless running.
Phone Mr. Glover. on 241-5, for dem-
onstration. , '
Pending completion or our building.
our offices are at 61 Winfield St, East. .
Norwalk; 16 South Main BL. south '
Norwalk ‘
Norwalk Consulldatcd
Auto Company ’
none iN‘AND SEE ova
ELEGANT DISPLAY or
GAS
And Electric Stand ._
LAMPS , ,
And Gas Domes
Not to. be equalled in the Twin
Cities for pricc‘or illylc.
conneciicnt .
Phone
68
10% Discount on All
Grades . of Wall
Papers
Crockery. Glassware,
*Housefumishing
. Goods; Etc.
Councillor for Painting
and PaperHanging
L. H. Decker . ‘
87 Washington Street
South Norwaili‘
m
x. y i. Hi“. , 1.
New cm a... #5.“
dock. Prices are no
higher than tailbone. .
'i‘icli ll ior sale i till lord Fhsrinacy.
sun Tia Phil‘ll‘a’. o“ a. Golbmlll’ll.”
nil rihso's. thlpley‘ ax" Clark's.
Pl sled'p and truth It . members.
South scent ’
f
A Curtains;- will be a nttentisnce.
5
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H . Decanter.
tom one hail j
reclaim 452
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