Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 8, 1910 · page 3

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Mrs carom grain: is ill at her
home in Franklin street

 

 

 
 

 

 

Miss Lena Wellnitz. of Norwalk, is
visiting in New Rochelle, New York.

 

M. .l. Nolan; motorihnn for the Con-
necticut Company, has resigned his ii0'
sitlon. .

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. Washington Camp. No. ll. Patriotic
Order of the Song of America. will
meet tonight.

 

The regular meeting of linens Tribe,
improved Order of lied Men, will be
held this evening.

4 P. C. Lounsbury Lodge, New Eng
land Order of Protection. will hold a
regular meeting this evening:

 

 

Miss Elsie M. Schumann, of the ol-
ilee of Attorneys Hurlbutl and Davis.
has been ii at her home, 2 Wilton live.-
one.

C. 'l‘. Worden, of 25 Center avenue,
has been entertaining ’i‘raeey Worden
and family, or Port Chester, New
York.

 

 

Mr. and Mrs. Jermninh Egan, of
South Main street. have been onier
taming Miss Grace Durkin. of him-
bury.

 

Mrs. E. Mylod; of Water aireel.
Nurwalk, has been entertaining Mrs
Zoelll‘nger, Minn Lillie Zoellingci‘ and
Mr. Moore, of Bridgeport.

Mina Eva D. Frank», of the (liner
hospital. of New Haven, spent Sunday
an the meat of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. G. A. Franko. 0: Elm street.

Mrs. Rose House, of Cedar street.
was called to Hartford. this week. to
the bedside. of her brother, who haul
been ill for the peat four years.

 

"“TIIO next directory of the Southern
New England Telephone Co. gene to
press on March 10. Anyone tiealrlui!
service must. make application: at once
in order to inaure their name appear
Ina in this Issue.

and Mrs. Charley; IG.

Mr. Perry and
daughter. Mien Florence, have re
turned to their home, in New York.

after spending the week end with the
Misses Smith. of Aiili nti‘eol

 

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. 'I‘Iioinp-
son returned Sunday to their home Ill
Berkeley street. alter a short adjourn
in Florida. They report. a pleasant
trip.

 

llernurd MI‘D()|II\I(I. n i'oriner Well
known Norwnlk young man. who in
now residing in Brooklyn. spent Hun.
day with Mr. niid Mrn. James M
('reztgb. oi Main ntrcel.

u... “5.. “m....—

M ru. Janice M. Oertle and son, llob-
ei-t. have returuod‘to their home. l2
Lowndea avenudl'uiier ii month'n utsy
In Montreal, Canada. with Mr. and
hire. Joseph Steexmnllcr.

Guatntm ’l‘hieme. oi Roton Hill. who
tell on the sidewalk in (day illl'N‘l.
two weekn ago. and apt-alum! his right
wrbst, Ia able ) to one the titanium
again. and in at hip work at the (lid
Well Cigar Coinpénvy,

 

Mrs. w. F. Waii'dwoll. n: ‘2 Living-
ston ntreotfhns returned home utter It
visit with her non, (l a Wsrdweli, In

New York'elty. Mid Mrs. Cummings
and diiughicr‘, llllas lilitrlcdu Stoddard
or lirouklyiu" New you.

WW. .

Mrs. Alonso W. Hinitii. or West are
one, has returned from s ,
weeks" sojourn in ilaywna. Florida.
Captain and Mrs, Frederick ll. llyxh’oe
and son, of Cedar street. who wars in
the party, are unending ll few days
with relatives in New Jersey.

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’l‘lie chorus nhd orchestra or the

V‘ mlbnisr

. Ol‘fl. »

several 4

and Uildcrhill phenol: s lint-lie
imxi: one at the locpl dust»

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Mrs. Timothy Drlacoll is alilc to be
about the house after her recent ill
ness.

MW

Mrs, John Levin's slstor from Dan-

former In Norwnllt
h...

. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thompson, of
Berkeley street, have returned at their
horn iromlh Sunny Moth.

 

 

Our Bothers' lodge. No. 10, l 0 O.

a F. worked the inltlstcry degree on

three candidates last evnlng.

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m

m-llanner Bread at Nelson rHol’t’a.

 

Dr. E. H. Jones returned to his borne
yesterday after a several days until-
neaa trip to his homo town, - Hancock.
N. Y.

 

tot-noon at the home of Mrs. 1“.
Wheeler.
.W.
The indies' Aid Society or the. First
Methodist Church, will meet to new to-

morrow afternoon in the church par-

hosteas.

 

A special communication of Old
Well Lodge. No. 108. l“. and A. M, will
be held at Its rooms this evening at is

 

o‘clock. The Ill. A. degree will be
worked.
Ernest Johnaon has gone, to New

York today where he is to meet his
mother and after taking in the theatre.
he will bring his mother to NillWItlk
for a visit.

”M”... .. m ppp

The Rev. H. B Carpenter will itiw
another Illuatrnled lecture from the
lite oi (.‘brlai. and the chorus will sing.
at the Lighthouse Mission. on \t‘ednea
day night. A large attendance is de
sired. No admission Is charged. All
are Welcome.

 

~ Have you used the Nut ("uni from
Raymond lirinif."

 

rl‘he many irleuda of Rev. and Mrs.
Crandall J. North wil be painedlio
hear of his very serious illneioi . They
are playing at the Hotel talcum-not.
New York, to be near his phyiilrian.
who in a specialist, and gives hope or
his ultimate recovery.

Mrs. Stephen B.~Jarvis entertained
leh members: at the Day Nursery
Whlst Club very pleasantly youiorditl
niterndon at her home in Went direct.
The next meeting of the l‘lllll will be
held on Thursday afternoon. Mun-ii
islh. with hint. Maurie ll. Nuilliut. in
Reed street.

leorgo Coffin renlaned his position
with Raymond and Son. Sillill'illl)
night. and this morning starts for New
York, where he in going to take up
a course in the {lumen School of Am:
lomy, Sanitary Science and Einluilm
Inn. Mr. Como ban a host of fi‘ll'llilr’
who wish him «acres; in his aludlon

 

 

 

l Jack llrani. s niudeut at overlook,
E was considerably "done up” in the ha‘l
game last night at the armor) and will
no to his home in New York plate to
recuperate. Another echo of Ina!
night‘n gilllll‘ telln that William Klll‘ll
II'I‘ oi Overlook had the extreme min
iorlune to break one of bin arms at
the elbow.

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’l'rneberr- r“.lliiiin,\'. you look rt ri
piilc ilitu morning. Are you iil”"
' .limtny 7- “No. iiiu'nni. Mn u'nst-d u.)
{are this morning heraeli." \l'iinnuir

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

line Companion.

MUG

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hit onto an no tiltilt'i

pillars n35 snowman

or” “film“?
Fl“

mutiny inventing institute are to have v

all metal evening. with Dr. and Mrs.

mainland ill the Heath Ntll‘ilalk ooh-

 

Mauritania phrlllli’illgh on Wetlheuilily . . . .

eroding oi this week The textual
Wkly rchsuraal will also be held at
the personage during a part, or -ihr
evening. All of the alumni and play-
erll who have anointed in the itnlaicni

evenings at the institute have berm in-‘

illicit;

tun

due; K

i 159-1" WASHINGTON I‘l‘lll‘l’.

bury Input the spy vii-tern“ with the

‘ 12-18 North Main Street. , .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

, ,_ , ”‘75caYard
bout pus dcsan piece-i all

the dimen us oi that room
xpcnsc than you anticipate.

76c Ingrains Ibr 50¢ a Yard

that you cannot afford it this year, in n
to us and use it welded-lot ilx: ll. up at fl 2

we are offering during this Februnr little at 500 per yard.
you to take advantage of this sale.

AJCo

Funeral Directors and Embsluim. ,
”Saudi Norwslli. Conn.

 

 
 

 

The Woman's Auxiliary at Christ _
church parish will meet Thursday an;
‘M.

Merrill Business College

Young Men to Learn Beekeeping Shorihnnd

 

lors. Mrs. M. E. Waterbury will be the ‘

 
 
 

and Typtwdting.
Many Positions Are Open. loin Young Men to Fill ‘l'iiIm. *

Port Chester Standoi‘d south Norwhlk

 

 

 

g o. B. Jansen
Otiticlsn

, Everything in the Optical Line.

, Eyes Examined Free .

58 WALL STREET. PHONIM NORWALK.

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.... ".mmn

For His Maieéty. “The '“Babyl’l’”

In the denii-ni and apeeteai little treasure in tin mold and you want the
dulniieat und prettiest things tor the llnby that ii in piirrlbl!‘ to our. i‘ome
Ill‘lt‘ for them.

We are showing this stock it rcnnpleio line of itular Rhona mode by the
celebrated ilrm who made the nhiwn lor the l'rtnccns lid) M of Holland. 'l‘bet
slil‘iik ior ihemnuivns. illness 1 to 3. lit 50: and 59:.

ltntuir short and tiring l’lressoa of line material from Mt: to 35. Allie n
i"iIlllplr~iv line at beautiful Christening “illicit. $3.89 to $5.00.

A new feature to Holly (Simon in a in-nniiiul I‘illw ul Cashmere. plain or
lillilll eniliroldercil. designed alter the opera capo A t‘l‘l‘ll exclusivi- uni“
them. at 83.98 and "WI.

\\'c are nine nlionlnn an excellent Iliw oi little,
the tiny; IIIlKll‘l‘)’ nod llcnt‘s Kid (lion-vs

in fuel. run will ilnd moryllililg in the “any line In plenum the moat ion»
lltlioitn moihtr \Ve cordially lmlto your patrolman

The N. E. Ryan Co.

86 WASHINGTON STREET

lluillli‘la and Voila, him

SOUTH NORWALK

The HatCh 8: Bailey C0

sown noaw ALK. coup.
MILL rat. «a. vano TEL. on.

Lumber and Mill Work for Everything

from a Piggery to at Palace
SPECIALTIES

\l’lniiow (Ilnnn of every deacriptlon,
Snub Weights and Cord.
Moulded Wooden iluiiern. two sizes.

(the. two and threeply Tar Paper.
t-llnlsrs‘ Paper.

"Lincoln“ Asphalt Fabric lttiotlnp. Hlieuthlu; “d Builders“ PM".
warranted. lioir insulatln‘ and “calculus Papers
.. “at-

 

 

AUTOMOBILES

IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT PAlN'I‘ING YOUR
AUTOMOBILE, GET FIGURES AT .

‘ LUTHER M.WRIGHT'S

NORTH MAIN AND UNION STS

And Egst

 

 

Materials

naturally go together. and you eiiiniot have one nilhonl
the other.
Our aim in lo iuutull only Niall tirade Plumbing in

n liilib llrnde ilonlinu Apparition in your holler. no
that in the yeurn to come you‘ll not llil\'(l to be eon
nliinlli toutriutt up to remedy woiii uronxl) done
I’m lieu “lecithin. Hunt Wink and Heat denied no
ut‘tt yours to coollumlll. ‘
.‘i‘.

I7 WALL STE

NONWALK. CON

If You Are Partl illar

about the il‘lt nod tltyin oi your li‘ootWesr and want it
too, you nhonld onion in und sec ulti’

We have a line of pace AND ssoo taoies' spans Illi-ll till «u l
the above requirement» ,

FLYN N 8. RYAN

iM Washington abject i South Norwnllt

b it Hi '- “at.

comfortable.

 

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. erect uhllurns in ninth“.
brown. 3. inch slid other desirable mist ‘s. it you how a floor 9- _
needs a new covering and you are heritatln‘g and thlultln ct eitpenao sna ‘

 
 
 

We hat/e a few rolls of All Wool tannins formerly 75d 91‘! yiiid whlcu .9
it will pay , ,

 

A King Tailored Wald lends aidin-
tlnuillthcd smartness to your whole
appearance ‘

$1 .99“ and Up

B. J. Will I ll.

«— l. 92 Washington St. 80. Noryslk

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

.W e. ”m..-u... ..........

TO WELCOME SHRINERB.

New Orleans to Give Thom a Royal
Time While Titers.

William ill. Wortinnn, of Bethel. who

i In .it pieseut mopping at The (lrune

 

m. u .
Pill’llllll Ililllilill l.
MUSIC HALL.

Al Music Hall, Isnt night, one of the

biggest nildleiieea of the aennon was
on hand to witness the big vaudeville

' bill that opened for the “rill. threes w.ald 4‘ “019‘ in New Orleans. Wm”

dnyn and it can be stated that not one that the people of New Orleans are
:1] gillnxzmggnml‘flng millagmvmmg innltlnv extensive preparations teen
trrtnin the tllninera during their visit
more than pmd with the patrons. Mar . .
rind people don't want to mtns seeinx "’ that city “'0'“ AW“ 10 ‘0 1‘ 1“
Harry Ellsworth and his charmingwife; \‘iortman sent a l'riend a large card
tan“ #310135?“ Tim?“ will?» 1133‘.” mun which was Innmlbed "disco.
out doubt lb't- best laughing sketch: Ru" This M says greeta the eye
m..“ “N." hero and the audience inunbfl t i tit?l')ll(](l't both in electric and cord
ed. roared, cried and then some more.- signal l'n ierneath the welcome in the
The tli'i‘iz.‘ war llilafio‘il‘ld be iil‘gtlied slit .1 W. M...” iii to it
was a many 0 e out once all x ..
gone ihiouch thin same scene that llr “human “”1““ The 51mm”
wan being plant-d on the M3“. lwmwj v ill get something never done before
them The atnnl that Mr. Ellauorlb l‘-bi mayor has! summoned 110" ' and
d‘oca while under the. influence or wine mp “5mm tlrna u, be given in its
a town that he la a (3"IOH‘l actor and his ' ‘ ‘
portrayal of a drunk Wan "M over .elor} ioi tht bontili oi the visitors
done and the filldl! nee understood m “‘9‘ “WW ‘0 outdo anything 9"" be
euthimx he did and it won a. roar [rum tuit- so n how "
the start to tell finish of the art. Ernie. .
and Ernie are two eiewr people, ea-t . ilitea, “min,“ my, or nail rheum
pettali) the num end oi the team 'l‘hc‘ lav-tn you llllzy. (‘an 't bear the touch
unit: has only one. leg and the thing! of \(llil‘ lloihiuiz. Deans Ointment
that he does with the limb he hMiilrti-l the moat obstinate cases.

 

II it in wonderful. lie can do ll'llll‘t

SOBO~KARDOS-
Miss Mary Soho or My avenue. and
(‘harleo Kardos a well known South
Norwalk hatter, were married. Battin-
day afternoon, at 4 o‘clock, at the
bride's home. It was a very pretty
wedding. and was attended by a large
number of iriends. ller, Gabriel Do:
ling; tied the nuptial knot. Mr. and
Mrs. Kordos will reside in South Non

walk. '

 

WOULD HAVE COST HIM HIS LIFE.

Oscar Bowman. Lebanon, Kin.
writes: I have used Foley's Kidney
Remedy and take great plepsi'ire in
stating it (tired me ptrmanently of
kidney disease which certainly would
have cost me. my life." The“ Brldfig

 

Pharmacy. .
DIED AT ODD FELLOWS’ HOME.
GROTON. March 8,-«Ailen N.

Clarke, ill years old. a member of City
Lodge. 1. O. 0. l-‘., of New Haven, died
yesterday at. Fairriew. Odd Fellows
Home, where he had been an inmate
{or two and a half years. Mr. Clarke
in survived by ll daughter, Mrs. (lien.

Why ny, who resides In New Haven. The
in para M; iirugclsis 3c." “a nod) nill be taken there tonight.
W- . :‘JWW. - . ..___..- .mmn -"w...:e_-=5

 

things with one limb than many per-

iwns can do with two. Thu have ill
splendid laughing not and were one oi
the hits on the bill Marion and lo“

lian are about the bent dancern seen
here In a Ion giiiue. The are In“!
young people and they work with.
grace, have nplendld wardrobes niuil
dance like chain lightning. They Worn;
loudly applauded. Minn (‘crlle Wen-l
Inn is a wry clever mimic and did hurl
itlllll'tv towards making the about a bill;
norm-rut. William llamas has a upload
did inimieal novelty and showed he:

 

AFFORDING

IDEAL OUTINGS PLEASUREsndRES’l‘

DELIGHTFUL IHONT SEA 78:85 TO OLD POINT COMFORT
V I

OLD DOMINION LINE

including Anemodatlono at Hotel Chamberlain.

 

linis‘ outing, litrlhdlns drill)!“

variation and W $18.00

tel accommodation. .

one a thoiounh iuualeinn The aim
.lii no the bill than a decided newt!)
and hail lite pimple in the ml is}
billed as Millet. (noon) and lllllllt‘ei‘

 

 

Dais‘ outinlz. including ironic

pormtion nndber 522 (m

lei oceotnnmdnilon..

 

 

inn inlnairol Ill‘lll. part. They (Mineral
when new lotion and sing some old
time dam plantation nouns and give;
a mtnslrel iirst part that is equal in;
Ill} oi the big mlnairel about: This (lid pnmuflmmfl “,1“,le morning

in we Illi motion plt‘luitu were ex

niuhl. thin inultinil the about a uplendltl
no and one that won enjoyed from
hut to finish Music Hall is sure to
do a his. Illlfillll.‘lxfi niih llllill a pond bill
Ah the) hurt- iin lot‘ the ili'nt illi‘i'o
(lill'li. ‘

The only direct line in Old Perot Comfort w: inept compo.
Steamsnlps are all equipped with the United Wireless Toltgrsph 8m
Mmmem irate New York even d "l_\ except Sunday at 3 p. m.. arrlvlnt

Return leave Norfolk daily ascent.

.l i It. a i‘Ullli r and sell ninth goliuz sander at l p m.. arriving in New York about 3: 30 p. in.
ii‘llt‘fl‘ and throw r. eta acre run that Tlilwir and stateroom reservations Pier 26, North River, foot of Beach St.
N Y.

BEND FOR ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET.

\.i i. WDODROW Tradic Manager. .i J ilROWN. General Passenger Agent.
General (lumen 81- R5 llencl: St.

NY.

 

”we“

lliil'T'S ’i‘lilIA'l‘ltE.
.\ lain: and “VII plenum! uiii’lieint
\iiiuiurod the initial performance of
illn tlrplieuni Sloth iompiiiii

tieyt'a New 'I‘ht‘nit‘t'p lnnt nluht. “Ihe:

w....—-- my-”

optimism

 

 

uuapani an n uhole ls one oi
nimnxcsl slot k ornaiiirnilmls that has
l to) \ll-IIHI *iuiiih Noiunlk The pill
slui- can-limit opportunities for good

to their rimmiiimliieu and gave a elm
or and hnlnhed periorinume Special.

the up nucv PATENT noun a sum: ......................... pars,
A‘P FANCY PATENT FLOUR. I bag.
”RELIABLE FLOUR. large package
lniemw hello; and the company roar- RELIABLE FLOUR. small package
BUTTER. VERY BEST CREAMERY..

................................. Nb
................................. 20¢
................................. 1W
............................ M GM

 

to: niion should be made of Minn llani
inonii the leading woman. She clear
It dotuonaiiutcd be: ublllti in it ride
ublili would it hi the pout-rs of than)
on mtreun “lib mam yearn oi caper

The Great A&P Tea Company

:24 WAIHINGTON at. adorn uotiWALK.

 

lug npponritnte and [NISKI‘NBI‘S the imp l -
to faculty or being perfectly nuiurniu
John ll). lien'iu la a ready good conical
dinn. lila coined)- to not (timed. but
natural and sponlaumun. ‘l‘lie com-l
puny lllililp u decidedly good humour
atom and no doubt will play it long; and ;
profitable punishment. The name bill.‘
"A Gentleman Burglar.“ will be prel

 

 

Many stamp extras for this sale.

GREAT MARCH SALEiT

New Going On At Beckmsnn 8. Co.'s

You will roulvs one of Our circulars this week.
it you can heat the price. anywhere.

H'IIH‘ 91"“ In young. but!“ Mid Ill"! FREE QELIVERV. DoilvsrluS: 30 a. m. and 2: so p.m TEL N0. I00
u pimping and magnetic promoter 1 . M”
.\ii. llulilit has a marsh and plume ' " "“7"”

 
 

Look it over. sell
We guarantee the quality.
Dan‘t tail to ink. «timings. '

 

sealed tonight. also Wednuadm mat

““ “"‘l ““h“ Maud ‘3. Flour, hhl. ........ss.oo

Waltpr Baker's Cocoa, ean....19c
llcckmsnn‘n Boat Coma, eau..1ilc

V m.. ~~~~W

NO :UIBTITUTI.
Archie. no subnlltuic (or Foley’al

Honey and 'l‘nr. it is the best and Bet-ltmsnn‘a Premium Chocosgc
unreal ruined: ier miugha colds.l into. "i- -------------------

throst and llllll troubles Gentiles no 5 lbs. No a my“ ,,,,,,,,,,,, 2;,
opinion and no liariuiul drone Remain Morgan 5 Sancho. cm“, ......... do

be: the name I-‘oley' a lloney and Tim
and accept no snbulilutes. 'l‘hc llrldko .

 

6 eahnsxp‘ols Naplitlnu soap .25c

km ”a. Maul, ling. ....... “pd;

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ileai New York Sialo'Cheeue. “8
lb .................... 2
2 lb. pk; Monarch OM Mall 199
Royal Baking Powder ..

Eddy 3 Pine Jelly. Jar.........~1§ofr

Crown Aster Asparagus. lam
can ...........

ltnlsion‘ a Whole that Floflur.’
6 ll) be;

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Pharmacy 1
i

HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mshheksmwmhira. l. P. Miller. Nev.
Milford: it. A. leherlako. Elmltlynll
A. Minor, New rent; a. A. Grubh.‘

lilo STARE FREE l
With This Combination

Oils:- [I l

 

i to. Special rude l‘u..... ..
1th. MOKs alien...” y;
iplt‘p. Monarch Corn starch. ,1
mil-’0
To“. .tuli....lspsh‘sstso“nsm

 

 

city; F. .l. llowlerl, New Havenli
liouln Mlnis.Newark; .l. l. Burkhnrtlt.
80th Kent: h. It. Hurllnltl, N. B.

 

' "Ell:

 

Butter. “9" l'“ ”WI it“ Omani: Cheese Can 6;..5
Wines, Uquoflp 2th., at rut low pill.“ doling pm‘ it “2:93”

 
 

 

iiurllniit. Wilton. F. ii Wheeler. New,
Haven; ‘l‘. ll. liunm. Providence. le
L: H. Mnthnwaon. if i). IAWLOII. city: *
H 16‘. storm. New Yuri; Sun; George;
liivm New Britain: i). h.- Eleventh;
cwl‘orlt: .i. a. an“ it a calm.
limiting .lullua it. Bauer. H A. Dun-
moody. New York; C. l). Holt H w. l it. it
that. New Haven: tired i). Chalie Boa-

ion; '1‘. Comma. New York: Ill. #38“

Cook. New Britain. A. A (treatment

Cleveland. OhImii. finance, New York} hold M a Mr. pm. huh“... m
l. l

mans-«Wham...-
O. Cinch IO|bdlu -.ssts OH
Jaded WEI“ .iglléla
' llils....,.......

, OIITIWC'NONIOT. . .

"ahesttiu' 'bout large teat." said Mr.
lumin- i’luktsy. "i don't. know when l: ‘13:: “mm? it
the bottle Mp a

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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nap-I2”

I ms and inputted dull l wan dis at
titration. turns ntauuiu‘ on do curl»
aquAncin' dc home. an‘ tie pollen
than he come along an' says Hi pot
to turn around jcu' n lltlle."

"What fob?"

“lie anvil poiullu‘ my shoes do.
unite mty do ntieel rum in do unlimi‘ i

ll 1” to kill l M‘ I;
‘Xyflll‘FvvulE'~~Ws§lliil§xtllnn Elsi?n ion ‘80 NORFE‘I MAlN STREET

 

 

. . .Fmdnil m

In Flour, bag, 85c bbl

lns..15cl the bottle alpha Estiltl Draining

Ann. is. co...

WW, _

 

vmn

ll lbs. Pickled 8nlmon...........-
‘3 c...lg:rndiuuanupsuuus it

New ‘lwsstwt‘slssivs‘s’
‘llcsns ‘i‘tiihnloetl....i.,.. ...
hit cans Karo Syrup..l"........

 

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