TKMRSDAY. APRIL at, mile 8‘
UNIERWEAR
lorfien’tt. Wits aild Children
A complete anortmiint. Men's Bal-
briuiuui at 25c and 500; Boys‘ Bal-
brlnanii at 25o: Ladiea’ Swim Ribbed,
all sizes. from 109 to 25¢ a garment.
E. K. DANKS
nanackmo norm. ILocK.
sour-n NORWALK.
iIlII-li ’ NEWS
:VENING .INTIEEL TELIPHONB
0A L8
gs-a—Nowo Department
S—Buplnooy Department
m—Ilranéli Office; Norwalk
".0 ~Edltor’o Refinance
"Edi—city Editor's flatulence
Peter Shleida, of Hamilton avenue.
who has been III for some time, is now
improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Porter
Borwn, of West. Rocks
visiting In New York.
Emerson
avenue. are
Does your auto need new tires?
Brooks and Hant‘ord tell you about
their stock in today's adv.
Mrs. Catherine Marshall has return-
ed after a very pleasant visit with
friends and relatives In Danbury.
Mrs. Nelson Chamberlain has pur-
chased the, Quintard place at 152 Main
street. from Frtuicrick ll. Quintard.
- Mupos'
Bros.
,ii‘ert iiizers at
It Is expected that the summer time-
lablc. of the New York. New Haven
and Hartford railroad will go into ef-
fect. on Sunday, June 6.
of
The spring ceremonial session
Pyramid Temple, Nobles of the My»,
tic Shrine. will be held In Bridgeport
on Monday evening. May 9.
The W. (‘. 'I‘. ll. will meet with Mrs.
R. .I. ’l‘Iiompson, 265 blast avenue. East
Nor-walk. Friday, at 3 o‘clock sharp. A
good attendance is desired.
John Ii. Manning. LoGi‘aad liay‘
mond, Frederick H. Quintard. Moses
H. Glover and Charles N. Wood. of
Norwalk. have been on a fishing trip
to llantnm Lake.
'l‘lie (‘ouiicctlcnt Giants have arrived
in the city and will take their first
practice on eastern soil today. They
are In good trim and ready for all
comers. They will play their first
exhibition game at. Savin liock tomor-
row.
The Connecticut Federation of Labor
at Its meeting in Now Haven decided
to send out Its organizer, .lohn li. RI-
ley, of llanhury, for special work In
the Interest of the organization
throughout the state during the month
of May.
Mr. li‘rcderick \'aII t‘orby, organ
isi; Mrs. l-‘ranklln Irving Smith. and
Mrs. .l. Wesley ()‘Connor, will give a
musicaie of unusual brilliant-y on Fri-
day evening at the South Norwalk [lop-
i.Isl Church. The niusieulc feature of
the season.
Jacob A. Rudder. the well known
contracting painter aml decorator, of
South Norwalk, is decorating the ln-
terior of the. ileuciisidc inn, of llrcens
Farms, which has been leased from
Raymond Brothers by well known ho
to! men of New York.
Iiugh Cook, of Main street, the
Well known driver of the Pioneer
Hook and Ladder truck, Is quite ill
at his home. He has been laid top
for tile past two or three weeks, but
be Is gaining slowly. His place is
being taken by Albert Rowe. of Looms
is street.
Walter Mnlmo. who Is well known
In South Norwulk. has completed his
term of service In the I'uited States
navy and has gone to his home in St.
Peter, Minn, for a month‘s visit with
his parents” He will then return to
South Norwulk while on route to Pn~
namav, where he will Join his brother.
‘ The tax on the stock of banks. trust
commutes. Insurance companies, In-
vestment companies and bride coni-
panioa. amounting to $888,769.54. col-
lected by the. slate, Is being tllstrihut‘
oil to the towns by the state treasur-
er. Hartford was paid $329,370.76 on
Saturday. New Ilavon‘s share of the
tax Iii “33.27326. '
Theodore S. Glover, of thc Norwalk
Connolidatod Auto Coinpnny. vvont to
New York yesterday and drove hack
a lioohler 40 touring our demonstrator
for the company. Mrs. Crow and
George belts, of Rowayton. and Miss
ltlthci Glover and Dr. ll. ll. Weill ac-
COIllllllllll‘tl°llllll and enjoyed the trip
back. While in the city the party did
ed at Hotel Cumberland.
The annual convention of the W04
men's Christian 'l‘emporanoe Union of
Fairllcld county will he held at tlm‘
Noi‘WIillt M. is. (thin-ch on 'l‘uoadny.
May 3rd. There will he morning. of-
ternoon and evening sessioini. Mrs. J.
K. Barney, of llbode Island, will give.
an address In the. evening. The public
is cordially invited to attend the non-
alone.
I
Rn y mond
.4.~......mm.. . ..
illicit Mabel Byxbaa. of liar-let:
street, has been entertaining his
Marjorie Kemp, of Stamford.
There will be a meeting of the envel-
ope committee of the So. Nor-walk linu-
tint church tonight at the close of the
prayer meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. John Keogh and Mr.
and lira. John Goo, of this city. were
visitors at the theatre, in l‘iridgoport
last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Hutch Durkin, of Bethal.
formerly of South Norwalk. yesterday
celebrated the twenty-filth anniversary
of their wedding.
It you are not all-orig after Satur-
adv.
Mrs. Leo Daviii. who has been quite
III at her home. if) Rowan street, and
under the care of a trained nurse, is
now able to sit up a short, time each
day and viiiit with her friends.
Furniture In the time of William and
Mary was a thing of beauty and a joy
forever. The l). M. ltead Company are
offering a special in a not of that purl.
ed in their adv. today. Better read It.
—-~iioii't forgot the great. organ rc-
cltai at the Soiflii Norwalk Baptist
l‘hurcti. Friday evening, by Frederick
i\'aIl (.‘orby, of New York. 351: at the
door.
, The monthly business meeting of the
South Norwulk liaptist church will he
held at the close of the weekly pray-
er meeting service this evening. Sev-
I oral matters of importance will be con-
aidei‘od.
‘—
’l‘Iic Grace Iiuptist church will close ‘
lir, it‘arrls ‘
.Its meetings Friday night.
Iwiii preach tonight on the
"The Ilaptist
iness."
subject.
Church in tho Wilder-
Alt are welcome.
The long deferred final game in the
company pool tournament of the South
Norwaik Fire Police is likely to bc
. played on' this evening. Jacob Schnuh.
..lr.. chairman .l' the pool tournament
committee has the promise of the two
players In the final game that they
will put in on appearance tonight. They
are Edward Bryant. rated Inn, and
Harry Williams. rated 9“.
Mayor Robert M. Wolfe, of South
Norwalk, went to Hartford. this Ilitli‘ll‘
ing, to attend the conference. of May“
ors oi" the state, with Governor
Weeks, at the capitol. The proper
means of regulating the Fourth of .iir
Iy celebration will he discussed. Mayor
lieeman Iii. lirundaao, of the (‘Ity of
Norwalk. was unable to attend on ac
count of the pressure of business.
Ground has been broken (or the
addition which is to lie lillll'l‘tl on the
roar of the National Ilnnk of Norivaik
in Wall street, and work will he car—
ried on rapidly. l‘ontruclor A. It.
Maikln is in charge or the masoniy
and carpenter work. The li\tores will
be installed under another contract.
The vault, which is to he installed to
take the place of the present one, has
boon ordered. The new vnuII will be
much larger than the present one.
Mr. and Mrs. Hampton h‘. Sherwood.
oi“ Chestnut silent. Norwaik, observed
the twentyilt‘tb anniversary of their
Iiiarrinae 'I‘uesdny. In the afternoon
{\irs. Sherwood was given a surprise
by the members of lluckinuhnm Wot
man's lieliet‘ i‘orps at the home of her
daughter. Airs. .Iohn .\'. lilino, in blast
avenue. A line supper was served, and
ilii' then joined llll‘ gathering in the
evening and lnid a decidedly pleasant
time. Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood received
many valuable presents.
BRITISH STEAMER AGROUND.
NICWI‘ASTIJC, N S. \\'., April 315‘“—
l‘he crew of the British India Naviga-
tion (kunpuny's steamer Sutnm, which
went aground on the Seal Rocks. yos‘
Iordny. was rescued by the steamer
Arura and landed at Sydney.
CAPTAIN OF THE YALE TEAM.
NEW HAVEN. April 21.7w Walter
Seth Logan. .lr., line. or Washington,
t‘onn.. has been elected captain of tho.
Yale University llnsehall lcnin. snc~
cecdlna Stephen It. I‘liilblii. whose rus-
i’iznatlon, tendered several days lino,
has been accepted.
GEORGE A. HONNECKER.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, New
York City, Write-:—
Durtna the winter Miami: for the
past. four years 1 Inflorod much from
rheumatism. 'l‘lifiugh the recommen-
dation of friends. i was led to try llr.
Dick’s ltomody. The effect on my ayre
tcm was almost instantaneous and I
cheerfully ioatify to lie wonderful
curative proportion. I trust this ion»
ttinoniul will be the means of 'lnducluK
sufferers from rlieun‘ialism to give it
it trial.
a. Yours respectfully.
GEORGE A. HONNEUKEII.‘ .
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Automobile
Tires
We are. carrying In stock «:ipproxb
nintoly until) worth of shoes iind
tires.
The. llllilit’lli nro Diamond. (llmtl'
rich and Fisk. ,
We do not have all nines in lill
makes in ntock. Iiiit out of the three
we may fill your needs without any
waiting.
You think you are buying them
close? Unions you are already it
SALVATOR CHARIO'l'l‘MH
General Contractor
Bower, water work, grading, minion-
!y-worit and rock excavation. Flati-
nialieii cheerfully given on all contract
work. orders are solicited.
Tol. 816-3
customer of ours you are not buy-
” Ing them right.
We have a pai' of 34 by 3%
regular Clincher DI nioiid uncoiidii
in stock at a low price.
Hatiford & Brooks
42 NORTH MAIN BTRIE-‘l‘
26 Medicinal
“PT." roam“
day. April 23rd, it is your own fault.
The Beckiiiun store will give free
Force on that day. Better read the .
. Itloii in looking up a dozen more canon.
”a”... , m. ...
wnau you our A
'Steams ,& ' F otter
i Mattress
YOU GET THE
Bell Mattress Value Offered
'l‘liat'ii Juat what satisfied users of
:itearnu 6? Foster Mattresses are say-
[18.
I You owe it to yourself to have it
hie mid comfortllhle.
of {tilted cotton standing three feet. lit
‘ortginni height and encased in the it
usual springncao and durability.
iorlly
510.50
‘ A. J.
Funeral Directors
Main Street.
$13.50
12-18qu
..—.———~-—
COMPETENT
BOOKKEEPERS
STENOGRAPHERS
OFFICE ASSISTANTS
Port Chester
“0.11.1
Optl
Made in the limit quality of satin finish ticks. Ii‘onr grades of snper~
Collins Co.
DON’T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY TO
PREPARE FOR BUSINESS
At MERRILL COLLEGE
Are Wanted
Starnfortl’
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
well made
MMLWBH. one that In durn~
The. Stearno & Foster Mattress in built of nine lnyorfi
gtli, comprcauud to oriihsixtii their
citing, producing a Mattress of an-
I
316.00 S2200
and Emhaimers.
South Norwalk. Conn.
~......_........._.. Hm.
92 Washington
Street
"SEN“I‘IM
., L ‘
THE CHAMQF
HARD TO RESIST
Few people come to this store in quest bi Trimmed Hats. Shapes. Flow- ‘
ers and Trimmings without satisfying themselves—~something selected
from the splendid assortment of Beautiful Hats and Untrlmmed
Shapes shown by this house exclusively. Here you will find
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats for all—Jorge, medium
and small—and at prices that we are famous for.
MINTZ ’S
“THE HOUSE or ACTIVITY AND PROGRESS.”
PAGE Tynan:
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South Norwalk
SHRIEllIiIl IlllE IlEElIIIli
ackson
cm“ the First Time
lili')’ to the candidacy of John .\I. lion-
nrily {oi the nomination for county.
53 WALL 3TREET- PHONI «I. NORWALK. sheiii' is being circulated about the
. state, in the interests of I’, .I. I‘oii-
u. ..a._......-.....-.. ,, Mg.:_—.-E.: belly, of lianbury. who has also an
It :wlliiWi‘i intelligence.
'I‘ry
Styles, nil leathers.
90 WASHINGTON STREET.
- ‘— 50.... _....
non, nouligec garments. desiuncd
good materials, newest styles and
Smart styles In one piece House 1
ill ...........................
All white tailor made House Suits
Lawn llvcsmnr. Sneuuos . .......
lionp, Nominees of line l.l\\ll, pi'ett
Dressing Solution of plain colored
lavender, finished with Iiuni'cd
Well not attempt to dowrilie I
sec for yourselves the beauty and t
TheN.E.
86 WASHINGTON ST.
Investigate
We have Investigated and found what we believe to
limtwvnr on the market in every respect.
Your Investigation will strengthen our claim.
a pair of our \i'Alili-UVIS
FLYN N 8. RYAN
7 House Dresses and
Kimonos
This week brings a chance to chmso loom a great stuck of dainty,
Long llllil Slini'l Kimonos Ilrossina Summon and House Dresses of
Neat patterns in two piece llo-Iiso dresses, light atid ilut'k effects.
Long ('I’t‘lll‘ liiinouas. solid colors, or tlgnrod. . ._ ....... $1.50 to $4.00
bounced himsel: as a candidate for the
olllic The circular asks “Who is this
man lionnoliy‘."
tcrs‘ union there.
llnltcrs' stationary.
Rivals Met Yeuterday.
in; ”i“ best Yesterday .‘tlr. Connolly
Iiiniscll'
lilii olllto in the city hall. The two
It or HARRY llXii‘lllillS. Intent
:i‘lanagun. out
Ili‘l‘H.
Didn‘t Aiiihorile Circular.
Mr l‘oniu-Ily wished to explain that
he did not authorize the prinliup, oi
such a circular lie stated that he
illtillt‘tl to secure. the Ilcinocraiii: noni
illilIlUll. Mr. lionnciiy said Siiillt‘llllll):
the that liliiiself. so they had a l‘t‘il
ileiit-‘iinl Iitllo chat, though the lion-
iuii‘y landiilolc uni: not
.‘ll‘tlh'l'il ullb llll' iiitci'ili'w when he
SOUTH NORWALK.
Bridgeport For Donnelly.
lli'iileeport appears to be practical-
.Ilill according to inside repoii (Thief
for your summer comfort. 3
nomination and what is more intends
to sit still and taiw it if it comes and
static pleasantly if it doesn't.
Expect. a Victory.
most careful making.
)rcssos iii ..... $1.25, $1.50 and ”.98
.................... ”.25 to $2.00
isiiirt waist and skirti at. . . 32.98
...................... 50c to $3.00
y patterns, light color effects.
$1.25 to $1.98
crepe, rcil, pink. white, llllll' iiliil
nllli liili‘tli't‘ .................... 980
a Democratic victory is in the air amt
In scents victory. especially as the ['0'
the country continue to tion In.
concerning the little visit of the Dan»
bury candidate Mr. llounoliy said he
did Iiol cure to have anything at all
to any for publication at the present
llf‘lli. but we ask you to come and
'ii‘i-Ilcnvc or these garments.
.
Ryan Co
SOUTH NORWALK
~ A healthy man is a king In his own
right; an unhealthy man is an unhappy
slave. Burdock Blood Bitters bulldu
no sound Iioiiitlt—»liecpii you well.
NEIGHBOR CAMP INITIATION.
Large Clan to be Received Tomorrow
Bathrooms
-—--A
23 MAIN STRIl
$509!
The Heating and Plumbing Co.
Nigbt~Nationai Lecturer Coming.
There will be it large class of caudlr
dull-i: adopted at tho lllt‘l‘lllllz ol‘ Nclizii-
bor i'anip, filodcrn Woodmen of Am‘
Complete
morrow i'\t‘lillil-:. 'I‘iii- oilieork of the
camp have bad the new rituals, the
part IWU Weeks. and the work will ho;
iwrforiuctl from them. It
that ovorv member will he picsnnl. no
he may be put In poanciullon ot‘ lilol
new unwritten work. This Ill important. I
tiepnty Motlraiii In pleased to an-
iiounco that be In lll uoniiiiunlentionl
with National Lecturer lion. ll}. .l.‘
I
T...—
llnriiii. and all arrnniumientii are about
made to have liIm here Friday evening.
May 27. and deliver a lecture on the I
work being done at the M. W. of A.
tinnatorlum for the cure of tillit‘i'ililltb
- sin among Its members Neighbor
Iiurns comes noarly direct. from tho
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ET, NORWALK
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OLD 800 FOR TIMKO.
Native of Hungary to be Deported an
an Undutrablo.
Illllillili‘il’Olt'l‘. April Ianai'illl
’I‘Inilto, a native of Hungary. wnv. pine.-
ed In a cell at police headquarters yes-
terday. no that Investigator Morrisaey
could get. Iilm at an early hour this
morning to take him to New York. The
atnto in paying 'I‘imko‘s oxpenoea hack
to the old country. The man has been
a rciildonl of thin city for ovor six
years and ban never worked. Ito has
occasionally been the ilriit broom in a
saloon. and is suti‘ortng t‘i-om softening
of tho brain. (itiiiiioot.tqiit Is lukiiil:
active iiieniuircs to deport all unde-
iilriiblo oiliiions, and the board of char-
0
a
unnatoriiim. where he has spent. two:
weeks with the bore. and brings it to
ken from the Garden of the liods,
which adiolna tho \i'oodnien pro
IN ANNUAL CONVENTION.
Daughtero oI Rebekah Elect Officers
for Next ”to Alumbty.
Nlcw HAVEN, April Dlnw'l‘lie Iiorohior. known (it all the niuniliertt
umwth of the Rehokalin llllll been ox- .ol Noigliiior (lamp. to our dental dop-
eollelft tho pant your. upcoming to the lily. John J. Metirath. ‘
pppflt‘lli road to the state gathering or Neighbor Horcliler reached the can‘
the order at odd Fellown' Hall. yestcc atoriiiin January 5. 1009. being no wank
tiny afternoon. at which the delegate alter the long journey that. the trip
attendance no.3 large. Several of the from the depot at Colorado Springs to
report» were read before moose and the snuatortum had to be made in tho
upon roanmmhltng election of oliicei-s muluilande. and It was six wooloi bolero
was begun. the lunar «Inn of improvement was up
Miss liongla s. of li‘oiestylllo, was parent. in his caso. While lfiilli‘oi’oa
chosen ktatc president. In succession monl with him was not rapid. he was
to Mrs. Emilia I...,Nett.letou. and MFRWIIHI'lIfll‘HNI an fully cured October a,
illnkonian. of iiiieiloii, was elected tiltiti, and tree to return east. again,
\'l('l‘~lll'l)illlllllll. . but he has decided in tomato in Denver,
’I‘Iio not gain In iiieaiborniilp for the where he has a good uiiuneo at his
your won 67. ‘ ' trade.
Illlll SEEKERS Elli l
Messrs. Donnetly and Comedy
Look Each Other Over for l
iiniiuuu'on'i‘. April it -~.\ prinicil I
circular containing statements deroun» :
and it is signed by,
Noah t‘ Slialvoy, secretary of the Hat l
I
iullod upon 'l‘ux t‘ollcclor lloniielly at i
had never mot, and Ill" ilanhnty can-l
(I'dnte uns izilrodnioil by Timothy A I
oi the local labor lea» ,
.
especially
till. l
AUTO’MOBIL
of Police \‘i‘iliiiiiu \‘oilmer of Norwalk 5
Is not making any effort to secure tin-1
guns of Ileinoa-rati.» successes around?
1
When asked today for u siiilcnioutl
crien. In their new roiuns, Swartz A“!
t‘ovbcit liiuck. \\’nshlnaton strum, to?
Is hoped l
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lA&P ANCY PATENT FLOUR. a barrel ............... $6.30
A&P FANCY PATENT FLOUR. 24% lb. sack ............ 80¢
18 pounds BEST GRANULATED SUGAR for ............. $1.00
6 pounds jAPAN RICE for ........ ‘. ....................... 25c
PURE LARD. a pound ................................... '. . .160.
The Great A81P Tea Com
124 WABHINGTON 811. SOUTH NORWALK.
FREE DELIVERY. Deliveries 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. TEL N0: 909
MILL TEL. 46-8.
l Window Glass of eyery descriptioa.
. Sash Weights and Cord.
, Moulded Wooden Gutters. two sizes.
. “I..Inc.oln" Asphalt Fabric
’ warranted
I
I: it until for Tax t‘oIb-cior lionneily ’
IF YOU ARE THINKING
Roofing.
YARD TEL. 464’.
One. two and three-ply Tar Paper.
Slatera' Paper.
Sheathing and Buildera' Paper.
illair insulating and Deafening Papers.
ABOUT PAINTING YOUR
AUTOMOBILE. GET FIGURES AT
LUTHER M.WRIGHT'S
’l‘ax l‘ollector lioiincily believes that 2
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NORTH MAIN AND UNION STS.
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I Sin-city lint Water or Steam llcal
lArgand Boiler Company
sourn NORWALK, CONN.
ARGAND BOILERS ARE MADE IN NORWALK.
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' Wear asfml
le wintcr by iiistnliini: an AltllANI) lillll,ldli now.
hlli‘v out of your coat bill and make your house
.\llli\\'AI.l\' l"I'li!\‘;\(‘l~IS for Ilol ill
when Building a House leave everything
the discretion of the. builder!
Our advice is that on such IMPORTANT
MATTERS as the PLUMBING and GAS FIT"
TING it is better to come to headquarters.
Our was of experience. our established
reputation and the enduring quality of our
___ Wm...”
it will cut a big
as warm on toast.
tor that new house, and be sure to
r heat. l-Ivcryiliiiia tn the heating lino.
to
goods suggests coming to
STEAMER MORSE DISABLED.
Pinion Broke While She Wu on Her
Trip to Nowburgbw
NI‘iVI IlliRiilI. N, Y.. April ill. The.
stealiior t'. W. Morse, of the Albany
Night line, was lying at anchor below
"my Noivtuirgh, difitiblod, early today. While any
ill diolorado Springs, from Neighbor (i. ‘ on her trip down the river this movie are
lug about i o'clock, iier piston brokol
Capt. (I. ll. Keller canto ashore to gut
Wants to take the maneugrrn nah re
by means or a brick horse and .wo
tugs the passengers, who niunbcred
about 200. were ration elf. Some were
tnpeu to Wichlttllralid some to Now—
liurgh. Where they took trainu for New
York city. The big llornoll lull Coulis
towor iiio uteaniur to New York for
repairs.
fill-CW Ylllili. April ills At the ol-
llccu oi‘ the Albany Nlniit line In this
city today, It. wan plated that tho strain
H t‘, W. Morse was canceled llf‘i‘l‘
about. t: ii. iii.. and It. was believed that
repairs could be eiiootcii annually. and
III JllIES Ii lililllljfllli’llil. ‘7
WALL STREET.
uon'wux. com
to...“ . ,.._ My .1... _......
Ibo ntonlllol‘ he made really It» her
regular tip-river trip tonight.
WW.MW
rm: aouno user or code
HEALTH. “
'i‘ho roiitoralivo power of sound
slot-p Mil not be um ceiliiibtod and
ailment that prevents It Iii I more
to health. .1. 1.. Boothe". Ian
Claire, Wis, crayon-«Wm it tau Um
‘I have been unable to sleep unity
= nights. iii-canoe of pain: term!
, back filltl coroner-ill of my kldnoyl.
appetite was very poor and my who
‘iil condition was much run down.
1.
i have been taking Foley“ Kidney PM“
‘but a Short time and now sleep a
i sound an a rock. i not and color Ill!
nwals. and ifiy general condition in
l nreally improved. I can humility m?
jMinimal Foley‘s Kidney l’lllii as l.
‘lilllliv they have etit‘otl me." WC
' Bridge Pharmacy. 1'"
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its visiting to Derby.
it;
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at... not itu’lii, Melatonin iii-m. ,
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iii» Extra Spend @W I .
pany
The HAECh 81 Boiley 06
II it also printed on ! SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything ‘
' from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
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