Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, July 28, 1910 · page 4

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. Wichita haste. '

" Cleveland“ Loader:

w.m Wm
, , ma aeaaeeiiaur. .

or tower in Connecticut beside]
.; all; have been agitated coneidera’
{ over the pmpoeitionef a fairer
hatter: of property by the aueeeora.
'lk'd grand liet was rolled con-
iy last year. it will he reinsur-
"; following which therewu a
protest in some quarters. The Wa-
ry Republican says editorially in

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

«of finance. in melting hla viett
W , Tax Commiuioner Corbin in reten-
one. to the tidy inlet of 34.000.009.
which that oihciai has added to the
(that! list of Waterbury for auto
WI! purpoeee will and. or bee al
found that the board of equall-
it‘ae in ita poaeeaalon inferno»
that thousand" of Waterbury
fobeylng the atatute of Oonneo
making an aaaeoatnent of pro
ion the baeie of a full and! r
_. you. but. that they are maki
anywhere about ninety per cent. °.
, yfull‘ valuation aniline. Mr. Cor.
la elowly but aurely brindlnd the
‘e in Connecticut to realiae that
Jaw-means what it eaye and the
.' the aae‘ceeore come to the con-
_ _ that one hundred per cent. iii
are r haaia for aeaeutncnt value
_, ii a better. Hartford waa booaied
i lathe ruin of ”5.000.000 and it in at.

 

 
 

. ’ L that the aeeeaaora admit that
only-live per cent. wag their baela
valuation In the iaat aaeeeantent.
A ey will doubtleea learn the leeeon
‘ put ,a- grand liat next year of
9002000 ‘inetead of ”0.000.000. On
belie Waterbury should ebow a.
a reault of the current aneeernent o
[Md tilt of “5.000.000. A ’l‘ull valu-
ation of all property in the only poo
ethic fair valuation. and our aaaeeaora
may» well acknowledge this and act
accordingly.

, W

Tlie upper end of Wall atreet. Not
weiit. la in a horribly torn up condition
but things will be better there were
out

W—a—Wn

lateka liite trouble aheed for auto-
mohliieta who try to evade paying the
auto the required licenae fee.

. M‘T'fim

lDelng Teddy'e eon-io-iaw didn‘t land
Nicholas the nomination for governor

‘ oi Ollie.

 

 
 
 

 

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Olrcue day and everybody to happy.
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TIN YdAlta aoo TODAV.

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datum”. July 28. tom.

Winfield Bartram. of Norwaik. war
nearly drowned while in bathing at
Coupe Beach. lie waa unoenacloua
tor over an hour after being reached.

Au accident to the big driving belt
on the dynamo at the Municipal lilies.
trio Worke left the hill aectlon in
darkneaa for moral houra. and did
ceuaiderabie damage to the plant.

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TWINTV VIARI AGO TODAY.

 

was

Monday. July 20, 1.00.

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1 Commodore Frunula littrriti'u yacht
‘ ital Melly defeated the llurclut. own
y I. B. Rogers. of iioalcn.

Iaiobel Scott, a weillmown reaident
minefield, allot blrnaolf with a re-
yet he had bad in the house for
ty yam.

 
 

 
 

 

 

., etyeet. wee raided by the po-

and tire. Brown and her two

" were arreeted.

‘ l banana were killed and air,
.. in a cyciiae at uwrence.

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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NIH? TO 1'”! POINT.

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‘ of cattle at ticlumbue. (la.
‘ i’ig loaded on a steamboat.
‘; into the ricer and were
it enoeid be noted that one
log the high prices of the"
title la one out where beef
covenant-m Georgian.

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‘ thing every caedidato for pub
W dittheweetniuathaveawd
heehbooc. tie ether-a need an»
lanolin.

 
 
 
 

 

. allege. the aaye.’ "Because ehe’e not all

,, livere will be to the people of Kaneae.

 

Gaiveeton News.

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

. atreat' iieturday at t.

, «unattributed to
poeaible to are it.-~Ptovidenee
unreal. ‘ , .

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heuéin-iawihouamrth continue to

la a eon-in~lew.—5
_ . “t‘ I “
Na‘t’fioodWln brought

in not giving her it lemon orchard—v

”7'. " “ .. ‘1 + h .‘
italic“ Doro to going to leave the

when." She'a the lirat Volunteer of.
that'itind in the world'a hiatory.-

,‘ an.“
The that speech Mr. Removeit do-

That ie right. Kansas beetle talking

toworee than any other atate in the

union. perhapa.--Waeuington Herald.
-—e«

A woman to a person who would

rather have her humand at home

o'nighta than in the jail of fame——

- .4...

One of the beat things about running
an aeroplane in that there to no one
in the back seat telling you to be
omelet—«Buffalo Eapreaa.

. -—e—-

We have no wish to criticlae or
find fault. but does it not seem to be
a curleua provialon on the part of
nuture that when you need ice thes
meet it incite the fueteat?—~Chicego
Tribune.

Woo-
TN! FlnHT 9|CTUIE$

Several Hundred People Witneeeed
Reproduction in Muele Hall.

Whether it waa the heat. a general
lack of lntcreat, unfavorable agitation
or acute other cauu. there war an au-
dience of only a few hundred at bin-lo
liall last night to witneaa the deliriou-
* oltnaon light motion picturee. Mayor

abort hi. Wolfe had inalatod that
there be eeparate performancea for
white and colored. and in view of title.
the picture people deaignated the ef-
ternoon aa the time ior the colored
people‘s performance and the evening
for the whitee.

The propoaition waa diepieaaing to
the colored people. who ignored the
get-formation altered to than. The ex-

ibitlon in the afternoon waa really
farcical on account of the email audit
once. in the orcheatra there were loot
two colored people. a man and a we
men. while in the gallery there were a
very few more. Colored men were of-
tering beta. it was laid. the night he-
lero. that there would not be till rel»
relented in the afternoon aaie of link
eta. They won all right.

The ploturae in themaeivea ebowed
up very well. The moving picture peo-
ple claim them to be the fineat motion
picturea ever taken of an event. its.
peoial interest in their preaentatlon

ethane revere. lulu to

w, 'a chum-ale ‘
~ orangeorchard for tile feet wife. lie
: la convinced that be mode a mivtahe

 

here lay in the fact that South Nor-i
walk to the first city they have been
shown in outeide of New York.

fine noticeable feature about, the‘
ulcturea was the fact that while accoun-
lbout Jeffrieu' training quartet-v arel
abown in considerable detail the hratl
glimpeo oi Johnaon is given when he
climbe through the rupee into the
arena at Bone.

The apart: who our the pioturee iaei
night offer the opinion that the fight
muet have been an extremely tome af-
fair if the pictures are a faithful re-
production of everything that develop.
ed during iia progreae.

MAY “Tn! TH! "Mitt.
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Garment Werhera' Trade in New York
Nae Ieee Demoraiiaed ly it.

now YORK. July ill.—-l’roapect for
an early settlement of the armeut
mailera’ airllte, which has invo veal up-
warda of 60.000 workers and demoral-
trod the women'e clothing trade for
eevoral wooite pact. appeared bright
today with the ”admitting of the coin
dieting lnterwete for a conference. The
confereea com rite ten repmentativea
front the Clea . suit and Shirt bland.
lecturere‘ flocculation and a etrikera'
mmtnitteo of euual aiae. brittle D.
itraudeie wee aalted to come front line.
ten to provide over the mnferonm. and
readily unwanted. ae it waa largely
through hie afforta that the negotia-
tiona for a conference reached a euc-
eeeeful dominion.
The mutilation. which lasted over
a week. wleooatplloaied by the inauy
divergent claim of variooe grader uf
workera for recognition of their pen
ticuiar demande and the ccefereea to-
day faced an equal dillculty lo the
tub of recoaciiiogt div oiee in
claim by the atri re. in finding
a beele for an agreehietit between th
workera an a bed and their employ-
ere. in general t etrikera have do
mended “MWWM‘UII condition. to
oreaaed wagoa and recognition ci their
union orgaolgatione.

to unite oi the admitted dliiicolty in
eettliaa the many complication: faoa
ing then. the outtiereea were hopeful
of early prapari a common ground
on which a belie or a dual adjustment
of tit-trouble could be arranged.

TIGLLIV MMPANY NOT “NJ.

NW RAVIN .iuiy era'i‘beeoroner
nt hie 9“!”ng the death of tin.

 

 

ie to the eiioct that the trolley
peer was not m little. Ir.

loathed off a car th fright after
thee bad blown out.
lured her unit and died later at the

hoapitai. ‘
tum apatite m. ‘
mm»? “rd-WM it
«zone. to. run .

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9 troupe of the National Guard arrive

who in nearly bind, «a an «lid to
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REV. F. 0. will!!!“ LITTIR. 1
”ulterior ilentluelt . ' .

Dear do: Willhfilouhindly publiah
oneleaed letter. ‘w hwae written to
the itowa‘yton Baptiat Church nearly
two rem era. and hunt the micro of
the church have to allow to.
be read before the church:

To the Nowhere of the Rowevton
Bartlet Church.

Dear Brethren: ’i‘hat ever member,
or a llaptiet Church in en tied to a
hearing before hie name to moved
from the roll or membeuhip, 1 ant
euro you will agree. ,

Moreover. it hae always been the
content of the church to anmmona ouch
member to answer to any charge that
they be preferred agalnat him. and he
the law of God makoa no diatinctioti
of pet-cone. neither dobe the law of
the church. booed aa it to upon the Di.
vine law. l have waited long for ouch
auntmona. but have waited in vain.

Whatever in wrong may have been.

 
 

 
 
 

l have"tnado oil and free confeaeion mm

to my God. and i now have in my
heart the full aaeurance of forgiveaeee
and maturation in Hie favor and now
ae a penitont in make my appeal to the
church for reatoration to lie fellowahip.

What i have endured God only
ltnowa. not alone for my wrong. hilt
becauee of the great more of faile-
hood in thla connection that baa gain
ed currency.

1 come in the apirii of humility. not
vauuting myaelf. with no thought of
having part In the ahaira of the
church. only tieairing to rehabilitate
myaelf and to begin ever again far
away from the place where l have
known so much of sorrow and heart»
break. Sometime those who today
cherish the moat bitter enmity againet
myaelf will learn that it la tar nobier
in the eight bf God to help a fallen
:rother rive than to melt to deetroy

int. .

Brethren. if a man be overtaken in
a fault, ye which tire apiritual roatore
such an one in the apirit of meeitneae
copeiderlng thyeoii loot thou also be

iatnpteet.
FRANK c. nnown. .

A le PLAYER IIGNIO.

I. I. percent to Play on Merchaete‘
and Manufacturere‘ Team.
Captain A. W. Dreyfnaa. of the blow
chante‘ and tienufacturera' baeebali
team which will do battle on Miguel

tilt at Retort Point with. the team of ~

the Norwaik Buaieeaa Ian'e haaociy
lion, signed a new player title morning
in the power: at It. in. tiorhatu. the
welilitooen hail player and pitcher for
the celebrated old Norwalk lndopeud.
enta. Adolph Dreyfuae tried to inalet
that Ed pitched in a California '0
team. but there is nothing to it. for it
we: only about a week I80 that Ed.
celebrated hie tiftleth birthday. in
eepb bchlernan. who wag catcher on
the Norwaiha for eererai yearn and
before that on the old It. A 0. team.

’will catch for both the Norwalh and

South Norwalh teame. Tbe’plichere
will be changed each Inning.
it wee elated yeetordey that one of
the piayere on the South Norwalk
team will be r. L Church. Ilr.
tlhurch'a initiate, however. are w. t).
and he ia a member of the Mm of
Church and Miller. For yeare he play-
ed in Wuhingion.
MRS. FLAHIITY euareleao.
Young moo lntertaiea Priende It
Nor Home in Chennai direct.
hire. Stephen J. I-‘lalterty. formerly
lieu Laura Pickett, waa tendered a
rery pieaeeni aurpriee in honor of her
recent marriage. at her home. 30
(:heainui atreot. Norwalh, on 'l‘ueeday
evening. by a few of her many friende.
Although Mrs. Plahorty wee iahwu
mopietely by aurpriae ahe wee equal
to the omeeioe. and a good time on
enjoyed. (lantea were played and vo-
cal aeiectlona were mndared. At a
late hour a dainty collation wae aorv.
ed. after which the gueeta departed.
voting ifr. and hire. Flatterty chann-
:5 entertainers. There were many
.a.
Among thoee preeent were: The
bile-ea Grace and than Hanna. Nellie
and Delia liennev. Thence riaberty.
Helen Pickett. Lena Pickett and tear
bolia (larruthore.

OOLUMIUI OAld NOT Immune.

continents. 0.. July ".mNoi‘ e
eireet car baa been running in Colour-
hue aim tnldai lit and today thous-
aode were compo led to either walk or
ride in any aort of vehicle to get to
their places of buaioeee. The care will
not atart until the two thoueand

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loday to enforce order during the
strike of the etreet carnten. The fate-
one mounted Troop A. of Oleveiand. to
once the aoldiere called out

TOLEDO, 0.. July ll.--'l'he Birth
Refine!“ of the Ohio National tiuard.
Co ,. l... w. iiowerd commending. has
received (were to report to Adjutant»
General Weybreciit at Columbus tor
atrike duty.

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:8“ Iii POND.

B infill ft'l’. July ”.m‘l‘he boil:t

or unknown lid rien teen who
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Ityer. wife of a clergyman of Culture. pea

 

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lathe " hoot two daye. Medical
tear ’ believoa the drowns
ingtwaa an accident.

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«M lentil harlot“
. ”A? film. '

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illlnt atreet, who

 

occupante of
the wagon were‘uirh thrown ironi'tho
vehicle, nor injured in any way except.
to be ahaitaa up severely. The boron.
which wae about alert a run. wee
prevented from no lhg by one of the
men employed by, pontraotm Joesph
Etienne”. who weanling the road at

etmo. , .
The accident tacit” lace near the
reaidence of Willlauvl . maria. in lilaat
avenue. tare. w. ‘ wee driving her
lean: toward Ragga and in the trul-
loy traelte out or a: way of the men
who were apply 3‘ the oil; to- the
etreet. Blitot'e machinelwee'alao pro-
ceeding up the avenuemnd instead of
turning out of the way of lira. Watere'
wagon he ran into the roar. awuug out,
and went out.

The ehafta were will and the paint
on the wagon wee oonalderabiy
ecratched by the collision. ifr. llliiot
didn‘t-even stop to see if any one ear
hurt. or the extent of the damage. to
the vehicle.

It to rumored that Mr. Weiera in-
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lNIPIGTID "RI "all“.

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Ohanpee to be Made in floor of Ple-
tteer H. and L. Go. Dilation.

'Yeaterday afternoon City Engineer
Charlea H. Wood... with Councilmen
Borne". Malone and Beiiwita and Con-
tractor Chanpa went to the Pioneer
fire hence in Main atreot. and than
made meaauremeaia and round out the
low placer and the high placer. and
where the decree level and whore it ll
not. They will hold another meeting
to decide you what will have to be
done with the hm.

During their obeervatiena. the cone»
cilmen chanced upon the drain he
hath the horrors“ ataila. They lifted
each of theee and found that they to
every appearance of not having
cleaned out for three or four deye.
This theory was rub-imitated by the
growth of the oath that the home
have dropped from their ieod. which
had reached a length that would
bably average ree luchoa.
drain: are or to drain the water
oil the cement litter in the rear of
the hence. but they do not. Whether
they are choked. or whether the door
in level or not. in not certain. i. will
mud attention, at any rate. in the
near future. The committee trill meet
again econ and deride what mum
they will pureue about having the
door repaired and made right.

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CLAF Ll N ITUMTI’ CONCIIT.

Given Loot Night to the Namath
aroma w Church.

The atudenta of the one: Univer-
ally of Orangaburt, heath Carolina.
gave a very tine entertainment at the
"math Methodist Church. laet eve-
ning. The church wae well diled and
the audience wae delighted with the
vocal and inatntutentai oelectleae. aa
well ae with the excellent elocution
nowhere. Special mention ekeuid be
made of llaeter Willie Labor! and of
mu Flinn Wallace, although every
one of the eta. rliata e exceptional.
ly good in hie rtl ea Wall-collie!
a wonderful voice.

The entertainment wee free. but a
very liberal gathering of people can-
irihnied genemualy to dwell the en-
dowtnont fund of ”00.000 that the alu-
denie are trying to raiee.

uauv c'uotaaa caeae.

31'. unmanned. my n.-—Tne
extent of the cholera epidemic la to
vealed in iigurea made public by the
government unitary oord'iniaabn to-
day. .‘l'be etriottcn region new inclodee
u provineoe and terntorlee of Sum
pean Rural- and atom the outbreak
of the diloeeo iaat'tiay there have
been a total of 31.353 oaaee with ll.-
Ohl deathe.

Recently there baa been a eiartllng
lucreaao in the number of victima. Der.
leg the week ending July II In le-
than tuft canoe were reported and of
thee. 8..” terminated “lolly.

Some time ago the econrgo made ita
eppearence in title city and for the
poet fortnight there hae been a daily
average of forty more and 1! deaths
in the capital. Yeetarday there were
hi r and it death: reported here.
in the i hoapitaia there are hit
cholera anapem. including 30 child-
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earme MURPHV’I IAO LUOK.
William Murphy... the painter who
had a eerioue fail about two tauntha
ago. had another mlatortiille n
to hint yeeterday. The fall that ur-
pby tool: affected hie ma. while title
little incident or not wee to a
very diflerent place in hie auteur-
Ilia atouach. Murphy la I very
feeder and bridge to work with i!
one of thoee lunch thet would make
a plonlckar hungry dinner. lino
iilly worke for nevi I. “litter. who ll
at preeeht newt-aim ear-rel heaeee
on Croeoeht Terrace. alid my
brouaht that uuuai lunch. lie tit la
the cellar and there la where ‘ trouv
bio began. A areal and rat
let upon the lunch. w ‘ it open-
ed and wee «one. until la one to
a chicken dainty ia the other. no
pity went hungry. A 5 .
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LAIORIR. "NUIID.

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. la mode by could
' pound of

4m 11 to
‘m

tied caramel for coloring her brown
eaucea..aayatlte New York Time. it
, , a quarter- of a
grating T_ r iuaaauoa
pan until a do brow etirringcom
to one aide audi'let 'it' ehnnier for a
quarter of an hour. Strain and bottle.
:a few drope areadded in eoupe and
none. v‘ z. ‘

Some night when you are unable to

aim that get up. out on a wreppet‘r

light the light and alt down and read
or embroider or undertake acme other
teak ao long that you could not poeti-
bly hnieh it before morning it you kept
at it continually. it“ re coming new
open one geta aleepy and baa to go to
boom-and to eieop.

There in aontethlng very dainty and
attractive in the workbeg of fine linen
or hatiate lneot with lace or daintiy
ornamented with embroidery. .ft ha
a removable colored lining that brine!
out moat attentively the deelgn on the
outaide, which, being or waahable nia-
teriai. can always be dainty. luch a
bag in much prettier to carry in warm
weather than one of heavy aiilra.

a new etyle of fancy work to the
working over with colored threade the
eyelet machine embroidery which one
can buy in a great variety or patterne
and on tine grounda These embroid-
oriea are used for matineee, waiata and
even froeka.

Every one who in looking for pretty
deaigna for Chrlaunaa plncuahlone
aheuld ace the page of them in the Au-
guat indies“ Home Journal. Needle-
work of varioua kinda to need to deco-
rate them. a editable foundation being
a due round-thread linen. ""

Just an coon or the owner. epplee are
ripe enough to eat. bake then: and
nerve thorn materially at breakfaat.
Belted the day before and put in the
ice but an anon on cool enough. by
hrealtfaat time they are of e tempera—
ture that toakoa then: deitcloua cattag
on a hot. aultry morning. -

 

"Poriainouth treating" from ‘i' ‘e
hicdorn Priscilla: 'i‘o four tahl a
cream add gradually while heating con-
stantly, confectioner'e anger that pow-
deredi until mixture is of the right
ooneiateocy to a read; then add four
teeepooue tool butter, a few graina
all and one teaspoon vauiia

if you have accurate title to acne de-
serted fermhoueo away out in the hilla.
which you are going to "tie up" for a
contour home. dent“ forget the up
aielre. outdoor aieepieg veranda and

the big alone or brick droplece down .

etaira ao cheerful and eurh a comfort
on the. dark. rainy dare and the cool
fell oveninga.

it to the crown. and not the brine
which give the newoat bate their ap-

of great. aloe. While they
lower high above the head. at the
lower edge the are many of then
hardly larger an the head theyltry
to conceal.
“er-Ian.»

What charming cotton (recite the
about: are diaplaying in their windowa
at the preaont tithe. and bow reaeon-
abie they are in price. Could any one
think or eitting down to make then: at
the some prince unlea- ahe did it for
pteaaure aa ahe would crochet or bolt?

in etyle they equal many of the el;

peneive alike.

The filmy chided or mouaeeilne do
ante gown la very much in favor thie
hummer. lie airy coolnoee being very
comfortable for the wearer and at:

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Enthusiasm at top notch» The largest
four days’ business we’ve ever record- '_
ed. ' Nothing like it ever seen. 'To- A
tnorrow, Friday, we look {one hemm-
dous rush and we have made prepura- l
tions accordingly. New {centres will
be offered in every department.

Be sure and come Tomorrow.

Do not fail to read our. announcement

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SeleCt Groceries. Teas. Coffees
Wines and Liquors

SPECIAL QALI PARAWAx. FOR SEALING. ITO.
3 one-pound packapee for .............. . ........................ 25::
blade by Standard Oil Co. of New York

I.
it phga. Baronet illecuit ..... 25:
harry Skinned Figa. Jar ..... 13c
Gilmau‘e Peanut Sandwich.
package ................. lot:
Lonnby'a Bombay Chutney.

....... ,..-.......o.

Potted Ham. Tongue or Chiclo

 

 

Serdlliea.i0. 15. 18. 20, 26, 85. 400
Choice Crab Heat. ivy-lb. can. tile
8. a 0. Olive Oil.“ and 75o hot.
Ronian Olive Oil. .1! A 06c bot.
Olivea....m15. 25. 35.866 bot.
Lambe' Tongnoa. pt. iar ..... ace
Lamba' Touguea, qt. jar ..... 56c
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