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Get Your Drug” to
t Bridse‘yllwpacy .
Prompt and 'odt’fimco‘st
, Ill times. r‘
Personal attention given total!
prescription work.
. Chair: for our‘tl'pl 7 patrons.
. Come in and wait ,ll‘your’ohr.
DRIDGE PHARMACY
' J. PARKER. storm.
I a no a
Mrs. Edward Wheeler. of Osborn av.
ends, is on the sick list.
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Charles (twist. of ass: Norwalk, is
hands; the day at Savln Rock with‘
.,riends.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. Howard King. are
spending the Fourth in Bridgeport
”WNW“!!-
William Todd, and family, have mov.
Led from Westport to Winfield street.
East Not-walk.
Mrs. Anna Gustafson.. of Pleasant
,stl‘d‘et, returned home from a week‘s
visit at Long Island City.
, , . . 7 . now"
“so by? til-ice Keyworth. w ll be the
2 works. some at the («institute
. on theiob'yesierdsy afternoon..tlioltilh'
,. M,
“ ilk . Wished his new
sailboat-gaseous ,li'ridsysnd he is a
llstl°“.lr°l°..t“lilas°”>~°.°t‘“
on, I‘ 0 r . p
i“limit will Club 3 ' and tip a
posted, tabs and the Cy no" ‘
.chisfcpntshders today for the .War,
cap. which w i be far the fest boats.
il
While must of East Norwalk’s
younger-population abstained from ear-
lywourth of July celebrating alimony
3 MN“
“it was Sunday. One boy in «par-
tiouiar ’ appeared to be sinus:
ing himself Very much in East
Washington street by shooting off lire.
cl‘l‘blwl‘il. .
About everv oyster boat with head~
quarters in tin-He waters is tied spot
.the docks of the harbor for over Sun-
day and the Fourth of July. In addi-
tion, there an: four schooner: located
at the Radei dock below the Washing-
ton street bruise. These vessels are
engaged in lili‘ Work of transferring
the big shell pile to the oyster beds
in the Sound. Under the injunction
order, the Rndol people have until Au-
gust let. to got the shell pile removed.
mm
The East Nnrwalk Fire District com.
mittec for the year ending July 15th.
will have their final meeting tomorrow
evening at the motongenerator house
in Seavlew awhile, snd,~at that time
they will probably com lube their '
year's work and get every hing ready
to turn over to the new committee.
R. F. Clark. 19. i9). Mead and is. K. St.
John. The retiring committee consists
of P. H. Fiehhns. August Bliienstelu
d able vacation. and all assurin
hostess-Ithey had had a most a oyable
lag
t, e y, as use 1
after g,tlltlishin‘g lull“
day. returned to their homes. it ~ -
this militia
to East Norwalk today to
play the May.
flowers. of that place. -
one team. of New York, Saturday ab
There was a good crowd at the con-
tent.
Contractor 8. E. Elliott has the new
house which he is building at Noroton
for Richard Van Hemdon roofed in. J.
M. Brown has been awarded the con-
tract for the plumbing and steam heat.
ing. The plans are by Architect Henry
Marvin «and call for a frame house.
32:84 feet. containing seve rooms,
provided with every convenl cs.
MAKE rous ow‘s tea osem
Lsse sxpsusws
TABTES serves
to sense
White Mountain
Freezers
walk-entitle. trumps.» artist
up at Miss storms poms. some time
Was spent in playing games and how
his Aloud time. .At lunch than the
guests journeyed, to a nipple .igronnil
,; aria. where a delicious luncheon
. as _rvod and ,iiiors fun enjoyed by
At till thoflparty;
Stories an enjoy»
theft
The Glenbrook baseball team will go,
The Dariens dermis the St. steps.
ternoon by a score of twelve to two.
.3 who recently purchased W. ll. Smith's
‘East Norwalk. are spending the Fourth
United States, on Saganioro liill. one
' triends
,Bpartan St. John, of East Norwalk.
is spending the day with friends on a
trip up tile Hudson River.
MissiElsie Kelley. of East Norwalk,
expanding a week in Jericho, bong
Is and, with relatives.
Mrs. Jack Frost. of East Norwnlit, is
spending the holiday with her line-
liand. Jack Frost. in Boston, where he
is‘now located.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sherwood, of
Osborn avenue, are entertaining a
company of guests from out of town
for over the Fourth.
East Norwaik.
,, -Flreworksl Fireworks.
Open all day the Fourth.
lreland
llai'ner‘s.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ferris. of East
,Norwalk. are entertaining Mr. and
Mrs. George Yooger and children of
'Broklyn'over the Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gerard. or East
.Norwalk. areentertalnlug relatives at
their home from Oyster Bay Long is
land. over the Fourth.
‘Mr. and Mrs. Hubert S. Mitchell, of
Waterbury, are guests or the latter's
mother, Mrs. Mary C, Day, of Belts
place. for over the Fourth.
Dr.. Smith and family. of New York,
housedn Osborn avenue. arrived in
town to occupy it Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Wheeler, and
daughter Miss Natalie Wheeler, of
The Marvel Social Club. compost-(i
of East Norwalk young men, will go
to camp on July 10th at Cali Pasture.
Their new tent has arrived anti is a
fine one. ,
Bert Bloom. who has been spending
a few days at his home in East Nor
walk. returned yeslnrday to Spring-
field. Muss, where he is in the auto
mobile business.
Many people in East Not-walk wit-
nessed the burning of a burn in Oyster
Bay belonging to ex-Pl‘onifleni of the
night last week.
Miss Bessie Naphoy, of South 0s
born avenue, has gone in Highland
Lake. near Winsted, Connecticut. to
spend the Fourth with her aunt. Mrs.
A. (J. llonderson.
The Oriole baseball team had qliili‘
an exciting game yesterday afternoon
on tho Wicks lot. with a team from
Bridgeport. it is expected the thinks
will take a vacation today.
The BWediah Lutheran Church incur
hers extend an invitation to all their
participate with them today
in the pro sod picnic at (lair Pasture.
"any on of town guests are also on-
posted.
The new brass rail and plush cur-
anrzg’ Wt Agrarian M‘ethodilst
log t o organ rom t 0
till! adds lunch to the attractiveness
of‘ s chancel. The brass rail is two
sedate-half inches in dismal. and it
twenty-seven feet long.
it was reported Saturday afternoon
that a boy had been hit and killed dur.
iiig the afternoon by p train near the
limit Norwalit railroad depot, inquiry.
however. failed to substantiate the re-
rt, and Medical Examiner ii. if. Hilfi-
ngion had not heard at any such case.
The joint oommiiitfioa from the East
Avenue Methodiptifiunday school and
the Norwalitaletnodm liability «school
withhold a sleet-logrtotnorrowevenlug.
‘ the date for ville! coming outing
. be decided open. It has already
been decided to no by train and trolley
lift Glen island. ‘
’Aoooriiing to the talk among the
_ . _ “tfldfiyp Hills
KU’WMM h" C but Cyclone
tidy ‘ ‘ ”"mfiwflnnrffib
" till it o
fifiggflflewm and iii:
,, . tango glasswui‘t‘ii
m . as. use a
{intimate
Saturday em
East NorWIli. i'
the meet enjoin
and guests, \\ til
night was a ho:
lllt‘ clllb. tlm~
fordod a cool if
the local guns»
from New Ynz.
cream. sands hit
and a popular
club. over Wll t7:
sinsniw A aim
easion was liii'
boats at their fl
house. Pracrh :t
boats had the: l
and riding on..- r
There is a ls:.---
day's races, v '1
”-7.
Arthur D bu
Jersey, was at.
yesterday.
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John H. ills».
avenue, is slit-l
relatives In bi L
P”
Miss Merlot ~
livt-niio. is Di.l.'.
lime in Mast;
James Mlllr
visiting over it.
sin, Frank T. \
nuc.
This is idea i
farmers and (ti
out are hurryit.
rapidly as DOBH
M - :4. Susan i
this afternoon,
M ins Emma
trout her dude:
this week, and
fusion, L. i. ‘
Oil has been
avenue, from iii
taut-o i It the
the real one 1
Mrs. E. The e:
Th» auxiliary
(him in \‘irlor
Norwslk. ran a
.v erday, Whiit
ti ' Mill’s tint
lone.
Mr. and
Crockett even
Mrs. Huff and:
Charles and .
ulterior the o
wakopcd
'i‘llo Kindly
and popular 0
young ladies.
and dinner. is
good time.
elected prnsld
the next we
was selected
Mildred Thea
dinner. Miss
member of til
in: «ml. was 1:
and W. H. Billii‘l‘.
ting's smoker of the
levy of the nrsztuiaatlomand brought
out a large attendance. The members
ed themselves highly. Through the
are were serwi during tile evening.
was today’s nzntor boat races or the
fine rosette it - very respect.
illliiliilll
are expected iuieturn to Rowsyfon.
weeks in New '
street, is pluunhv, to take a vacation
M
John H. Bron:
ing the appears-e of his property on
Crockett avenue A use cobble wall
and cement sidaik has been
during the pastwo weeks. and are
big improvemol‘.
.a—
drill friends fro Brooklyn. mm the
Fourth. Amointhefn are
Saturday mid-esterday the youth
of the Viilngofif‘
making plans : augurate. shortly u.
for twelve ills . ht. a safe and sane
Fourth by we ‘ the echoes with the
old mortar. 8Q of them were firing
revolvers in o do find from what
‘ litigant“ Jennings. a
a
acht Club was one of
hie events in the Nat
tout exception. enjoy-
one. the rear porch‘of
rtly the wairr. nf-
crept. in addition to
there were a number
and other places. ice
(‘8. (take. soda and cig-
topic of conversation
there is much t'nthii-
tll feature of the oc.
illumination of the
uohorage off lilt‘ club
lly all of the cabin
uterior lights burning
unplug lights as Well.
list of entries tor to-
1 every premier of a
M
on. of Newark. New
sittir in this place.
«aw
irniodloii, of '(fim-ketl
mg a few days with'
island.
Mills. of Highland
ng to spend a short
uselts. this summer.
brook. of Wilton, is
Fourth with his cou-
lls. of Crockett ave-
vlng weather, and the
re who have bay to
the work along as
’o.
‘lty and son (‘hnrles
’ter visiting for two
lrk state.
ushman. of Logan
in South Norwulk.
pend a day in Hunt-
trcad upon llownyton
tiopoi to it short din~
ost-oiiice. in front of
flurry S. Bryan and
Alfaraia, owned by
t'. Ferris. of Smith
mind in the harbor.
”mm; to Captain An-
for a cargo of gum-
ay ills been importi-
laid
. Ill. ll. lteinhart. of
re “attaining sev-
Mr. and
:eir . - doliildren.
in its nhart.
to be
is were most easily
w
h. the well known
ligation of Rowayton
i a basins. meeting
oak. and ‘had a very
lilies James g was
t the asweiatlontor
ills il‘lflrenee Moore
reunror. and Min
rotary. After the.
tub no recently,
figs-walk “til it.
riled ‘ ith a lineal lr'
‘ month and eighth
‘ public (ml.
mas
“AT——
Schiichting Bros. & Co.
Corner Railroad Ave. and Main 8t,
Dorian
Select Groceries. Hay. Grain. Flour
and Feed. Hardware. Paints. Class, etc.
Tooker House
DARIEN
Ia prepared to deliver in the town
limits
8. Liebmann's Rheingold Beer
$1.25 per Case. Net
Piel Bros.‘ Pilsner Beer
$235 per Case
lose 75 cents allowed for empties
A full line of Wines and Liquor by
the bottle or gallon
innit llli Sililllillt
There will be races this afternoon off
the Norwallt Yacht Club. starting at 2
o'clock.
the r return from thelréiioneymoon will
"niacin Nawvlfork. .
' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heunerbsrg
have been entertaining their daughter
from New Yorlt city.
‘ Clsr ,McLaiijhllu. lobe was called
toms n by the death.“ his brother.
has returned. til .Poaamvanls.
..
', A large tank and windmill has run.
cently been erected over the artesian}
well on Dr. Macfarland's property.
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; Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Andrews. of
Weston. have been spending the week
at the Charles Godfrey cottage at
Compo beach. «
Charles Pres-oer. son of the well
known all dealer. has been confined
to his home the past Week. suffering
with blood poison.
The young sons of Rev. and Mrs. C.
F. Taylor are spending the summer at
a boys' camp in New Jersey. which
is under the care of Mrs. Taylor's
brother. ,
The local peach growers are look-
ing forward to a heavy yield this
year. All the orchards were thorough-
ly sprayed in the spring. which will
greatly improve the fruit, '
Rufus Wokeman has sold eleven
acres of land at Greens Earths to Fred
erlc Maxim, of New York. it is re-
ported that the new owner will build
a handsome residence on the site.
EAGLEO’ FIELD DAY.
Program for Parade and Sports in New
London. August is.
The mist-annual parade and field
day of the Connecticut State Aerie.
Fraternal Order of Eagles, will take
place in New Motion, Thursday. Aug.
18. and the event promises to be one“
of the- largest fraternal gatherings
ever held in this State. The affair will
be in charge of the New London aorio.
and a committee of that body has been
at work for some time perfecting the
arrangements. At the State conven-
iion hold in Stamford, Tuesday. June
hi. the representatives were enthusias-
tlt- over the field day. and reported
that their respective series would send
a full quota of members to take part
in the intrude. besides carrying several
hundred visitors to New London with
them. It is now estimated that at
least 3.000 will be in the parade, with
about ill bands of music.
The members of the order in this city
are shooting much interest ill the ap-
proaching field day, and the local nerle
has already taken action on turning
out. in all probability, an excursion
train will be run from this city. and.
if not, special rates will be secured for
all who desire to go to New London
on that day.
The parade will take place at ii a.
in. and the athletic events and picnic
will be held at 2 p. m.. at Armstrong
L’M‘k, in the evening there will be
fireworks and a hand concert at Ocean
llnach, New London. which is one of
The second hop of the season will.
he held at the Norwallt Yacht Club
tomorrow evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. Brown, of New York
city. are occupying the Red College?
at Harbor View Beach. i
William H. H. McHugh, Jr.. sailed
the “Kannka” to larchmonl. Saturday.
to witness the races in progress
there.
l
Dr. Molaron has rented one of his
voltages at Harbor View Boat-ii to
New York parties, who took posses-
sion yesterday.
Lewis H. Nash has had his launch
"Klawron" placed in shape and ill
the water at’ Captain lit ll. Miller‘s
shipyard at Bmithviile.
G. A. Orih, who is occupying the
Norris cottage. at Belle island, this
summer. has a handsome yacht anch-
ored off The Norwsllt Yacht. Club.
Percy and Charles Mead have
placed their sloop yacht “Elsa" in
commission for the season and started
Saturday on a several days’ cruise.
Commodore James A. Farrell and
Edgar Moellor. of liickory Bluff. were
among those who attended the Yalo~
Harvard rowing races at New London
on 'l‘hursdaq.
A fleet of vessels from tho inde-
pendent YaCht Club at Norfhport.
Long island. was at the Norwalk
Yacht club moorings Saturday and
Sunday. Among the vessels were the
Mimeada and the Urchin.
Mrs. Walter Emmons of New York
city, is spending a few days as the
guest of Mrs. Julia has of 18 East
avenue. Nomaiit. Mrs. luminous was
formerly Miss Minnie Teet- who spent
several summers at Bell island and
who has many friends in The Nor-
walks. .
The Norwalk Yacht Club is repro-
aentcd in the races at larohmont. New
York, today. Commodore Russell E.
Budd went down Saturday with the
Wanderer iV.. and (Moran ill. Chad-
'ticrton is also on hand with the little
Osprey. which is expected to give a
good account of herself '
huts '
Neil R. Mitchell has been entertain-
ing his mother from New York city.
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Guests from New York city are be-
ing entertained at Holy’Trlnity reo
tory.
The home
It“:
lights.
it“ been VIM for electric.
i trio "is confined to
.r "We hem « vars».
yous masts-atlas; »
si"”¢.’ ‘ I i "
of John H. Alien. Combo flu
the best known beaches along the
Sound.
l‘rises will be given to the eerie hav.
ing the twat-appearing float in line.
Iwniest-apiisnrin uniforms, largest
number of mem tors in line. heaviest
Eagle. lightest Eagle. tallest Eagle and
shortest Eagle.
(in Wednesday evening, Aug. 17. a
degree foam contest will take place ill
the Slate Armory. for wltlch'a prize of
375 is oifuretl.
0 Athletic events arranged are. as
follows: 100 yards dash. open: 100
yards dash. hygies; quarter-mile run.
opon: running broad Jump. Eagles:
(at men‘s race. Eagles, 200 lbs. or over
one mile, open; tug of war. Eagles.
invitations have been extended to
Governor Weeks. the United States
Senators. and the five Congressmen
from this state, to be the guests of
the New London eerie on this occa-
sion, and all have signified their inlen~
lie of being present. if in the State
at l at time. President Taft was also
invited, but owing to the date coming
in his summer vacation. he found it
impossible to accept. Everything nit-
gurs well for a big event, and there Is
no doubt bill that this oily will be well
ropn‘selliod.
m
NEIDID TO.
“She is learning to slag."
“is she?" ‘
"Yes." 0
"Has she had an estimate?"
“An estimate of what?"
"On her chances of life. i dare say
she expects to live to a ripe old age."--
Exchange.
E: wi .4.
To the Board of County Commission-
era of Falrfleld County:
1 hereby apply for a transfer of a
license No. 89 to sell spirituous and
intoxicating Liquors. Ale. lager floor.
Rhine Wine and Older from John liai-
an. at No. it Mechanics street. to John
Dorian. at No. 2 Mechanics street.
Town of Norwalk. The‘propoaed place
of bpslness is not located within 200
feet in a direct line of a Church lildi~
doc. or Public behest-house. or the
premises pertaining thereto. or any
Post Office. Public Library or Come-
iory.
listed at Norwalk. this let day of
July. A. 1).. 1910.
JOHN DERMN.
Applicant.
We. the undersigned. electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law. of the
Town of Norwaik. hereby endorse the
application of the above named John
Dorian for such license and we do
severally certify. each for himself. that“
we are tarps pro pwnin real estate
situated in Town 0 Namath.
Dated at Norwailt. this list day'of
did A. 1).. 1910.
{Roadshows . J. lib M” at;
i 0mm. mm»
us. ’ , ,
Daniel Lovey. its if
i hereby certify that the above alpin-
ed eudmora are electors and «spay
« material throughout, with all the de-
Missio‘n Clock
Eighthay Movement
Only « 56.65
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The A. J. Angevine 8: Son Co.
134-136 WASHINGTON 81'.
they SELL THE GOODBl
ThemuKoeliler 40”
[S W TOWN
Classy in Appearance. with the Latest
Style Montclalr Touring Body.
Extreme power on hills with a speed
makes this the ideal car.
Remember the speedy lltlie "ilup
mobile 20” runabout. also the reliable
Maxwell. "Everlie 30." Ryder-newts
and Columbll. .
'Phone MR. CLOVER. 241-5. or our
new garage, 733-4.
Norwalk Consolidated
Auto Company
.»t»
EASY GLASSES
Are your eyes uneasy?
beginning to rclwl'.‘ Multv iiil'lili ruin
[(il'illllii‘. Put them at iilt'll‘ Illitit‘.
WEAR PROPER ldl’li) GLASSES.
We grind our own tenses.
Fenwick Optical Co.
UNITID BANK lUiLDlNiI
Room: 7-8
I7 WASHINGTON CTIIIT.
flours ------ ii in ii :30 a. m., and 12:45 to
ii p. at. Monday anti tlaturday, 7 to
9p. in.
,e 3-
FOR UNEAaY EYEB
Are they
Paterson“30”
Light, Strong
Swift and Silent
A line hill climber. Mechanically
perfect and constructed from the best.
tails of appointment carefully attended
to. The car that will take you any
where and bring you back. The up
keep cost. is much less than upon any
other car of equal power.
Sold complete. with magneto. full
lamp equipment. generator. no” as.
rive-passenger Touring Car. . . Jim
Four-passenger Touring Car. . . 11.000
Mrvmsenger Toni-about. . . . . MID
"We can deliver the goods"~ȴnu
can get your ear tanorrow. Don't be
put off with a "promise."
Fl”? OLA“ AUTO! FOB HilI.
of i to 60 miles an hour on high gear
E. E. Gerham
.\ / I. / _ _ {AVIS/av
VERY LITTLE
far. Merchant to have an ELECTRIC
SIGN for your store and show was
(lows. We make them. all sites. and
Try a small logo tor a ‘
stoma—4M
increase in. your business will «cause
you to order larger ones.
The Reed" a Yolk Electrical Co.
as SOUTH ‘MAIN 81'.
e... sou-rs soawaaa.
We' Like to
Figure
on Large or Small
Plumbing Contracts
also on Repair Work
”Q
, .
Our estimates are drawn on the basis
of the best materials, and our worlc
men are skilled, careful men.
Horace R. Nash
TELEPHONE 401
North Main and West Streets.
South Norwaik
spent +~ for This
Week Only
Monogram Rye Whiskey...75c qt. bot.
Sherry Wino . ...... ......35c qt. bot.
Fine Bock .......tl.00 case. delivered
Other goods. too numerous to men-
tion. all at out prices.
Hot Roast Beef Free Saturday night.
CENTRAL HOTEL
Cor. Monroe A Ch'atnut Sta. Tel 1514
J. I. L. DISESA. Preps.
WALL
PAPER
,New Goods now in
stock. Prices are no
higher than lath year.
Decorator
it) First Street, East Norwailc
Telephone 452
m.. Comm u... ... M ....... .s..mv....e.~..‘
when A saline COMES
RANGES
will be in grout demand. to if you
want to be ready for the
first. order your Gas
Range today.
$145511»
Lon sass revitalise is
useless
m
Holidamqu
sacs sevens.
A Busy OFFICE 1;. I ; ,
s ” “ REAL ESTATE
‘ FENCE?
'o‘ torture s ‘
Negotiatln Mortgages
Collecting outs,
assuring Patents . ~
I'vAT-m T4.“
The Lawrehcca
is sou-m MAIN s'r'ii
it“
Definitionof cuteness” ’
Chiropractic is the science a! “it ‘
lusting the some. Diseases are ,, .
by a wrench. twist or sprsia‘i ‘
back. Even if done in childhood, ,
creates pinched some: and pain ’ ‘ '
later life in the difterent anus
limbs. , ,, r
Chiropractors removal canoe «~-
thls disease and pain.‘ an healthii
restored through harmonizing the Iii
nerve systems in your body. ,. '
Nervousness. Rheumatism, ,
ale, Heart. Kidney. and Female to; ~
eases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic I
chance to beloved.“ -
T. FRANCIS. o. c. ._
so. wasulseros er. so. soswaut
Magnetic Treatments Given and. .
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v‘:
Just to celebrate the FOURTH '
Special 10% Discount
savusosv,ou ' .2
REFRIGERATORS
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Norwalk Branch Office of
The Evening Sentinel
FOR SAE ;
MODERN HOUSE
Nine rooms. steam best. mode?!
plumbing. all improvements: nae
shade and splendid view. Five min-
utes‘ walk from trolley: live minutes
by trolley to Norwalk and South Nora
walk. in very desirable nelghhood. _,
$6.500
H E. Dann & Son
(incorporated) ' 1i?
45 WALL er, NOBWALK.."‘
Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only
On and after Tuesday.
1906, Freight Propellers will
Pier 28. East River. ”IF ”Inn
at Dover stgeet). every day. ( _
unday . at lam. l‘ul‘h ;,
at Narnia up to a p. in. all
Norwalk up to 6:80 p. n.
Nerwallt semitones. '
Annimd-flmiih. so. , “ j,
Luau. (“mi '1
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mandamus-leg 1-
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Garden Hose
Hand distill“.m
Brandt Serum
Wire Netting
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