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Bridge Pharmacy
“Fromm and almost service at
Personal attention 311'” well
prescription work.
Chairs tor our trolley patrons.
Come In and wall for Your car.
named: shaming:
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Leland Leppert is visiting his aunt,
Mrs J. W. Rudolph. in Providence.
Rhode Island.
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A special ting of Court Edmoude
De Amicls, has been called for next
Monday evening.
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Conductor John 111.11.11.11. at the
Gregory Point trolley line, has resum-
ed his duties after a brief vacation.
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Miss Adeline Armstrong, of First
street has returned to her position in
the Cluett. P61111011? factory after her
recent illness '
’ , The regular weekly prayer meetings
will he held this eveningr at the East
Avenue Mthodlsl. Church and at the
Advent ChristiaI Church
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Mrs 11‘. D Baker and daughter Miss
Laura C. Baker. of Fort street, start
ed today for a visit I11 Har.iford
Springfield, Branford, Stratfbrd and
other places.
The MuyiiOWer baseball team will
play the Sp1iugwoods Saturday after-
noon of this week This game will be
played at the Mayflowm Oval in Sea-
view avenue.
Miss Cornelia Van Convering, of
Gregory Boulevard has recently 1e-
signed as cashier and book keeper at
the Cutblll market on the Washington
street bridge.
So far as announced the Oriole base-
ball team, of East Norwalk. has no
game on for Saturday afternoon of this
Week but on Sunday their opponents
will be the fast Colonials. of Norwalk
Nothing has been heard from the
molar po1tion of the new machinery
for the tire districts 3 electrical plant.
Several boxes of smaller material have
been here for some time and the rest
is expected most any day.
Mrs. Henry B. Gorliam, who has
been serloisly ill for a number of
months at be: home in South Wilton
and whose condition was particulally
serious a. few days ago, til now resting
quite a little more comfortably
The natural growth oystermen enm-
monclng with todi1_1 will take a two
months enforced 1ucatlon the law go-
ing off on September 20111 when there
will be the usual rush to the more fuv
ored spots, like the Wesiport grounds.
Miss Agnes Hill, of Van Zandt
street is recovering nicely from a
Very sudden attack of illness she had
in a South Norwalk store Monday The
young woman became 111112011111 ions and
was taken to her home by Dr J. W.
Vollmer.
-.A delegation of the members of the
lu‘pworih League of the blast Arcane
Methodist Church, were among the
many sailing piirtles last evening. This
party made the trip in Leslie Gamble‘s
big power boat Ajax, which was sailed
by Wallace Bates.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel l liommcdieu.
Mr and Mrs (J. Howard King and the
Rev. and fills. Alfred ll. llonlwoll who
are on a vacation trip, have arrived
safely at Stamford, New York. and
have been greatly pleased with their
stay at that place thus for, illo souveu
lr post cards inform.
The pleasure boats are 1011'111111-h
In demand those nights. pulliiulully
the larger power boats (01 moonlight
sails Last night as on the evening be-
fore. there were many heals 0111,th
night being a perfect snot-111111111 that
It was a little cool. it is predicted
that by this evening or tomorrow ev-
ening it will be warm enough on the
water.
The automobile of J w Melbourne.
of Derby. which was Wi‘oilieii on the
Washington street bridge yesterday. ii:
at iii B. Robertson” :1 machine shop in
Senview avenue, where it Is undergo-
ing repairs Dr. Melbourne made ar
rangements with Mr. Robertson is
have the Job done yesterday. before
he returned to Derby It Is expected
that! number of days will be required
on account of the several new parts
which will have to be secured.
Alvin Thompson. of than: Norwulli.
is visiting rolstlvos ingNow York city
Now that South Norwalh has adopted
an all night moonlight schedule for
street lights it is considered more
than likely that an effort will he made
to have a change in liiasl Norwslk One
man held today that while the lights
on moonlight nights might be desir-
able they are not needed so much do
in blast Nor-walk. where there are
many more shaded spots. There hII
not. so is: As has become known been
any request made of the district com-
mittee that there be lights on the
monlight nights. *
Captain Jabs Ayers and Frank liol
I: did not have the luck on their 1111b
lag tri yesterday that their friends
All at ted or for. 'l‘hoy bod
verb?” hard so fatbfully all men
at yacht repairing and yesterday had
th‘IIr first opportunity in no out and
try for the blaohiIIh. Daily the star!“
but boon mm
, «when made 11nd tboymymm awaited
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Wed bib: me 1111 '
lhey dug a 11in mm of piston.
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Mrs. Elisabeth Morrison. bf Cudlipp
:lrefit. to mailing p visit in New
or .
i. Mrs. chariot: Bowmanuf Nort avo-
hue, Ia able to be out after an liners _
of malarial fever.
The Ladlefl’ Aid Society
aytou
realised built .160 dd 11 result of‘
sale and banner on frail-day even ng.
B. F‘. DeKlyb. the summer resident or
Pine Point, donated a check for $50.
The work of spreading the oil in
Rowayton avenue, from the corner of
Crockett, avenue to William Butler's
residence near the Baptist Church, has
been completed. The oil was placed
on each side of the trolley track un-
dip the direction of Constable Edward
J. Ladrlgan. but the trolley truck has
not yet been oiled. .
0illilil Mill ”0031000
Thaddeus Hoyt. of Darieu, has sold
his beautiful farm. "011 Ridge." to a
party from Savannah Mr. Hoyt has
secured a new residence on Prospect
avenue, where he will live in the in-
ture
Despite the rebuilding of the trolley
line through Darieu, the regular sched-
ule is maintained. The work on: has
to be used by the iipemen but it is
run to and from switches when the
passenger cars ur1'.lve
Louise Abundroth. daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Abendroth. of Barton. under-
went an operation for adenoids today
al the Norwalk Hospital. the growths
being removed by DI. William J Tra-
cey and Dr. I“. l. Burnell
The Darlen Base Ball Club, has ar-
ranged a game with the crack Kimber-
ly Club, of New Haven, for next Sat-
urday .isiternoop, on Noxon‘s lot. Main
street. The contest promises to be
one of the best of the season. The
Darien club is playing grout ball this
season, and has suffered only one do-
feat thus far.
The petition to the selectmen for a
town meeting to consider the matter of
building a road from near the Sconeld
residence in Railroad uVeuue. Darl-
en through the woods to thé' Roway~
1011 road has not yet been presented.
It is being held up pending the comple
lieu of the report of the committee on
11 public water supply, in order that
both matters may be considered at the
some meeting.
Several months ago a town meeting
considered the mater of a water sup-
ply for Darion and a committee. con-
sisting of C. W. Donusbnry. Dr. F. M.
Smith and James H. Jenkins was ap-
pointed to examine into the subject
and remrt to a subsequent town meet-
ing. it is now learned that this com.
millee Is alibut ready to make Its re~
port to the town. What the opinion of
the counties is on the subject has not
become known.
We Have Everythnig
for the fruit canning season. Ma-
son, Telephone, Double Safety
and Economy Fruit Jars, Jelly
Gleam. Jar Rubbers, Jar Tops
and Paradise. Y our chmce of one
extra dozen jar rubbers or one
cake of paraffin: free with each
ending July 23 only.
Schllciltiug Bros. 81 Co.
Comer Railroad Ave. and Main It»
Dorian
Select Groceries. Hay. Grain. Flour
and Feed. Hardware. Paints Glass etc.
,il0lli 0i lill Sliiiifliil
John Brush. of Ridgefield. has been
passing a few days at Belle island.
Wm... .—
Jamea Shaw and family. of Ridge
field mined Tuesday :11 llolon 11mm
Mn. Antoinette Wright who is sum
maria: at "Nylked. " Rotor: Point. was
in Danbury yesterday.
Ilia. Herman Jacobs. of the Rolon
Point Hotel. is spending a few days
with relatives in Jersey City.
Miss Florence Wsumoro. or Pascale,
New Jersey. In spending a few days at
the Outlook Cottage. Belle island.
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The following are the arrivals at
the dammit (trout hotel Belle Island
Mrs. Moldulvhlin and Miss ll.
sci-3.111118111111131: Miss Holley ilmlar
Irli.N .J.; Mr. and Mrs ll l..
Terry, or Brooklyn. and Misses lillllci
and Anna Murphy, of llaubuly.
Themamhers of the summer rnlony
at i-I'Ii'lioi'flllsv Beach have enthuse
patiently thirst: 11 tennis and have
formed an Assoc ation. About thirty
members are already members or it.
11 mosaic of the association was held
last m It at live. ’i‘aplay ii cottage.
when not 1111 details of the courts
wen 11111.1‘1111 The odicera of the
unrequited Inc has George Hyde, pm
molt. III! ’Ifln lidlth 'l’alpey. new
and trdlurar. The court It: ah
ready «completed and will be screened
in. ..
The Bomb: Yacht Club member!
are partial ting this week in the
mob It’ rchmout. 0n 'i‘uesday
mom ii. Bhaddnrlun and 111111111111
m: Norm Vim "neonatal in guinea third .
price In 1111 canoe obstacle room You
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of the Row- '
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first prize in the little dory class
dozen jars brought during week ROG
terdny. William J Mcilugh Jr.. sailing
R. W. James Kinsnn s "Scaup" securlcd
' o-
morrow the flue yacht Caroline owned
by captain M. Frank Dennis, will take
part in the race from linrcbnioni in
Bridgeport and return. and he will be
accompanied by several members oi
the Norwulk Yacht Club.
lIiSil’llll
Mrs. George Gorharu has been 11 re-
cent. guest of her son on Greenfield
Hill.
James M. Russell has commenced
his duties with the New York Tele-
phone Co.
_nd fair of the Church
of the Assump on. will be held Aug.
18 to 27 and Sept. 1 to 5.
“fiestas—don.”
Miss Lillian Kuorr. of New Haven
who has been spending her vacation
I11 on; village. has returned.
The anual g
Judge and Mrs. Moreen have been
entertaining New York friends at their
summer residence. Daybreak.
George William Blackwell. Jr.. of
Mount Carmel spent last week :11
"Edgobill House." the guest of Rev.
James l9. Coley.
George A. Sturgeon,
confined to his home for several
.1... weeks with rheumatism, Is' once more
able to get around.
A clay pigeon shoot wil be bold Sai-
urdsy afternoon on the club's grounds.
Several of the Bridgeport shooters are
expected to be present.
A committee was appointed Sunday
at the Farms church Sunday sebum to
decide about their annual picnic The
maioi‘lty of the school favor Bavin
The Minor Edna and Marjorie
Beers left town Tuesday for Fond Du
Lac, Wis. with Miss Bessie lleatbn
and Miss Edith Wilde. of that place.
why have been visitlnp at the “corn
home. They expect to spend the re-
mainder of the summer in the west.
Frederick narrow and Ernest [tn-
derlon have proved themselvus expert
swimmers. One day last week they
swam from the village to the railroad
bridge at Bsuguiuck. a distance of two
miles.
followed them down.
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IABIIALL.
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doonootlout Loewe "Lump
Bridgeport .........lll 27 you
Waterbury ........13 :10 .589,
New Haven lib .521'
Hartford . . . ....lil3 :11 .6111
Springfield ........aa :17 .1911
New Britain ........llI 37 .479
Northampton .......illl llfl .«iilb
llulyolio ...........‘.26 lb .357
Yesterday's Results.
Waterbury ll, lloiyoke 2.
liridscporl «l, Spi'lmrileld ll.
Northampton 4 llartfold 3.
New liritaln B. New Haydn b :11 in,
ningil) . ’
National, can?" Otandlnp.
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yesterday's Results.
Bolton 8, Piiishurg I .
(Silicate 1. Brooklyn ll ill innings).
Oildliitihti ti, New York ll.
i’liilsdelphia 11.111. Louis 1.
American 1.19% flooding."
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NDERINE is to the hair whaivieeli showers
of rain nail sunshine are to
ice. right to the roots. invigorated find
Itflll‘llllnl them. its ouirilmtlnl. stimulating and
.liluproduelng properties caus- tlia hair to grow
,lAj’tllldAlltiy long. strong and heautllul.
who has been "
They returned in a boat Which i
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Ollie ............il(i all .03
New orlt..........15 :13 .61 ‘
Plttlburlk..........fl :11 .6111
Cinema” 111-1» :11‘2 a” 151'
Philadelphia .37 ill .48
81.Louis...........llll it! .43
Brooklyn ...........84 iii 426
Boston lit til .tilli
(station. It
it It
you imparts a sparkling brillianoy ml vel-
fivety Milne-p io the hair. and a few meltsI
use will cause new hair to Iprotil all Mr
. the 1.5.1.. Use It every Clay tor a short
time. alt-r which two or flu-so times a
’ weal: will be aullicient to complete what-
ever growth you desire.
A lady (ma 8:. Paul writes in substance,
I- “llama
" a I be an uIln arisen: hair
11m not again to 111.1 l'bil‘" don new
It to any below my Ii pl.
Another iron mow-vb. N. J.
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wid‘iifiilhlil‘i‘m "‘ i’i’idl‘h'il‘t
tie Minnow l have the t beautifulo
and»! hair same would utilitarian."
NOW at all amulet. truths-on
altos 2511. 50c and $1.00
1‘ per bottle
Dandorino enjoys Ingram salt than
any other one proper-lion regardless ol
kind or brand. and It has a much gmter
all. .iian all oi the other hair preparations
in the world combined.
"are show how a Ickly Morin
Intake will a large um
pie free by return no lie anyone who
sends this free coupon to the
1111111011 MIMI“ Bit. 1111:1110. lit.
with their name and address and 10::
I11 silver or atom a to It
New York .......... 48 .12.
Yesterday's Results.
Detroit 3. Boston 2.
Washington 8. Cleveland 4.
Philadelphia 2, (‘hlcugo 0.
New York 2,81. Louis l 110 innings).
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Jimmy O’Rourke Knocked Speechless.
COLUMBUS. of. July lit—"Jimmy"
O'Rourke. third baseman of the Co-
lumbus American Association nine,
who was hit in the bead yesterday by
a pitched ball by ”Vinegar" Bill Es-
sick. of the Kansas City nine. is still
speechless at Grant Hospital. O'Rourke
dropped like a leg when he was hit
and the blow paralyzed his vocal
1ords.
-A healthy $371.1... in his own
right; an unhealthy man Is an unhappy
slave. Burdock Blood Hitters builds
up sound health-keops you well.
, ' mobile in whle
.
.600 occurred.
Boston ............. iii iii .590 ’
Detroit ............. in 39 .536 ROAD MAY SPEND MILLIONS ON
Cleveland ........ ..:l~l ll 45? NEW BRITAIN CHANGES.
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mmmionfi :3 :2: The New Haven road plans to make
Si. Louis ........... 2,, 53 .313 extensive improvements to its prop
Abutment on roll into llam-
11:01:th River
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“ADJ 0N, July 21. «Two men IX§
,3
Em yo gwomen, the latter fro
New York city. had narrow sleep
from death earl today when the auth-
i1, they Were returni
to Guilford struck the west abutmept
of the Hummouasset River bridge.
went over it and landed bottom side
up in a shallow spot in the water. 011's
of the men was carried down with the
our and had his leg broken. the others
either jumped or were thrown out and
suffered only minor injuries. The par
‘ty included Miss Elizabeth Harvey and
.her sister, Miss lilllen Harvey. of New
York who are spending the summer
. with their parents at a cottage at Mui'
berry Point, Guilford. Robert Butler.
of Gufllord. and Burgess Starr, chauf-
feur for Frank Gerrish. of New York,
owner‘ of the automobile. Starr’s
home is in Guilford and flu had been
sent ahead with the car for a short
vacation before the arrival of Mr. Ger-
rish and' his family at their summer
cottage at Mulberry Point
Butler was the moat seriously iniur
ed. falling with the machine into the
river and being pinned under it it.
won necessary to pry the our 1111 to get
him out. and only the fact that it fell
in shallow water saved him froth
drowning. Besides having his leg brok-
en he, suffered severe bruises about
the body and head. »
Starr was arrested and will probably
have 11 hearing in the town court on a
charge of reckless driving. 'l‘heJothv
ors were taken to their homes In Guil-
ford in an automobile.
Starr. it is stated, had invited the
party to take a ride and they were re-
turning from a trip through the sur-
rounding country when the accident
orty at New Britain. including the
erection of a new bridge to carry the
trolley tracks over the steam rails.
double track the trolley lines and to
build a new station I11 that city upon
the completion of which the present
station in the center of the city wtll
be abandoned. The‘uew station will,
as reported. pill New Britain on the
main line.
The changes and improvements are
a very expensive proposition for the
railroad company and have not been
hastily decided upon. it Is estimated
that the new bridge. new station. dow
,ble tracking the trolley road and run-
ning the Highland division around
through the southern and eastern part
of the city u'il cost something 01 or a
million dollals.
Lady—"Why are you all so. wor
riod?" '
Captain—J'i‘he fact is. madam. wo
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Free Demonstration
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instantaneous and
Automatic instantaneous
Heaters
At
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81 Set: Go.
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Scull: Namath
Water Made Hot
_On the Run
, _. Saturdays atlp.m.
HOUSATONIC
all this week. Coins in and find out
C. how to get a .35 Heater free.
; to lure Street. Emil smalls
.conrtsrs .1 u
have bmken our rudder."
Lady—“ls that all! Well, the l‘llil'
der is under water an It don't show.
Let's get on.“——§lcveland Leader.
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Daily line to N. Y.
For Freight Only
on and after Tuesday. January '12
1906, Freight Propeller! will i.“
Pier 38. Int River, New York. t
of Dover street). every day. (except
Sunday). at 3 p. It. Might received
It Ronni! up to 4| p. In. and South
Non-1k 11p to 6:30 p. 111.
Norwallt Steamboat be.
Annln. .I. Imlth. c. c. lineman.
Luau. General Agent.
During July and August
OUR RTORE WILL GLOBE ON
EVERY OTHER WEEK DAV AT
YOUR SERVICE FROM
7 A. M.TOO P. M.
E. E. Gerhaiu
Decorator
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Telephone 452
MAW...» a... “an...“
FOR; SALE
0 ROOM soup:
with all improvmenu. electric lights.
on Crescent ’i‘ur rraco.
A GOOD ”NOON H0110!
feet on Bsyview Ave. for
snowman
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with all Improvenrentu. corner lot 75 '
u should use a coal
loll airing! no)“ easier. I1‘0
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AMERICAN MINE OVERSEER
JAILED.
BEDDING. Cal., July 21.——News has
reached this city that Marlon Beck-
wiih. who was formerly well known in
, Shasta County-'11s a mining man is now
In jail in Mexico. Bechuith was 88111
to Mexico by the United States Smelt-
ing and Refining Company to take
charge of a large copper mine in that
c9n1:try.Ali his employ see were Mex!
cans. A short time ago be 11131190
them to drink loss and work with more
diligence. He showed a disposition to
enforcehis order I11 regard to the
(linking and soon became unpopular at
the mine. It In said that he is the vic-
tim of a conspiracy 01‘ the men in his
employ and was arrested in an effort
to got rid of him.
KERR PRESS IN FINANCIAL TROU-
BLE.
Property of the Kerr Press. in
Springdale, has been attached in a
suit for $12,000 by the Merchants' Na-
tional Bank of New ork, to recover
03% a promissory note. A note for 81.-
2.6 payable three months from
April l2. was given to the Manhattan
Press by the Kerr Press. it was pays-
blc at the Stamford Trust Company.
hilt the obligation was not met The
suit is rmumable to the Superior
Court the first Tuesday in September.
Definition of Chiropractic
Oh practic lsctne science or the
on of the disease and the art of ad
lusting the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood ii
mates pinched nerves and pain in
later life In the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this discus and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the ll)
nerve cysteine in your body.
Nervousnen. Rheumatism. Paraly
sis, Heart, Kidney and Female Dis
cues are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic I
chance to help you.
VT. FRANCIS. D. C. “
94 WAIHINGTON 81180. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
When Are You Going
to Buy a Home? "
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1.11m; 1-31:- 1s smalls.
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Do You Know Who linsuthe
Finest List of Hollies in Town?
'l‘hollsothoh
i th Js no ion an roared;
Doourerizo are ?0Ԥer yhm
room. no New 1mm
. kettle at m to cooking
dinner. but It ml! heat I -
«can’t “small." It doesn't smith. l
in ready. Turn it down a
. Only a ywom-n whod knows “lamb troublb
of carrying coal
kitchen can app:
have I clean,
cook anything.
yet won't but the kitchen.
done? WWW
also or oven. :1: only Wt?
so am on More
and mum. also. With thin Mo
your kitchen is cool.
of the chimeric nnkea the m. orna-
mental and attractive. Made with 1.
and s burners; ”he
stoves can be had with or. ,
Cabin? 3 r, , {1‘ , "
Stand: “1.3%.... Company
lisch
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' .‘Wflwy magma” It until youm
has and it. 'lt’d
on will do 1mm
«11- :11 lost". 1.1 :1: and
cantata o $12.10“!-
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meet stove that mwili
also-blue mine! _
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TELUHONI' 1111
South Norwa’lk
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Are your 0"“ uneasy?
tortsble.
WEAR PROPER EYE Gstmfi"
We grind our own lenses. ‘
UNITID BANK IUILDIN‘
Room. 7-. I
111 wasmnovon aroma"
Hours—4 to 11:30 a. 111.. and 18;“
g p. in. Monday and Saturday. .7.
m. .
High Grade Ball Bearing
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MOWE A
Garden Hose.
Hand Cultivators
Brandt Smite:
to court: hair: 11.
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our Best 3—
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Largé or Small Cohtracld [or
Plumbill and
Will receive the most careful attends“,
aasv GLASSES son unsasv ‘Ivio '
an no:
beginning to rebel? Make than ours
Put them at their a”.
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