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Mrs. Anna Oustnfcon and‘t’Wo dads!»
ters. of New York City. are guests of.
Mrs. Olsen. of Fifth street.
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Miss Lillie bees. of New Haven.
formerly at at Norwalit. Is a. guest-
of Mr. and rs. Peter Gustsfson, of
Second avenue.
The moonlight call of' the Epworth
languawillhc madeonthoboat Alan.
The start will be from the deal: of the
East Norwailt Yacht Club. '
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The East Not-walk Fire District Com-
mittee is scheduled to have a retgular
meeting this evening at the? motor-gen.
erator house in Seavlew avenue.
The Oriole badebail club. of East
Norwalit. is planning to have a 0 am-
hake next Sunday at Nauvoo. be
members and. a large number of
friends will anticipate...“ is expected.
Mrs. Fred Erickson and daughter
Frances and son Alfred. Mrs. Perry
and Miss Emma Petersen, all of Brook-
lyn. who have been guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles chen, of Seaview ave-
nue, have returned home.
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Captain Charles Roman and sever-
al of the other local oystermen are
Working off Bridgeport and Black
Rock, ryeturning to those points this
morning after spending ’ Sunday in
East Norwnlk with their families.
The work of grooming the oyster
boats for the fall season has begun.
Among the boats on the shore going
through an overhauling are Adolph
Podseini’s "Henry llupple," M. B. So
per's ”Emily" and William Gehrtnsn’s
“Bertha A."
Miss Lulu Reynolds. of Cove avenue.
is enjoying her annual vacation from
her duties at the Name": Boston
store. where she is cashier and hook-
keeper and today sailed across the
Sound in the steamer Huntington. She
will visit at Heliport.
Commodore Harry Rider. of East
Norwaik Yacht Club, and his family.
set sail this morning in the motor
yacht Molly. for a several days cruise
to Long island. The ilrst day's pro
gram includes the Huntington harbor
motorboat races this afternoon.
Edmund Trounson. who is a local
preacher and who had charge of the
service Sunday sermon, tiling his top-
ic from the Thirty-fourth Pslalm. in
the evening the Epworth League had
charge of the service. The arrange-
ments for next Sunday have out yet
been announced.
Mrs. 0. Howard King, of Van Zant
street, East Norwalk, is spending. a
few days with friends at Northport.
L. i.. returning on Friday. the 19th.
0n the 22nd of August she spends a
week with her daughter and son-in-
law, Rev. and Mrs. A. H. lloutweil. at
Mount Toni Lake. Conn.
The new street between East ave-
nue and Edits avenue with an entrance
to East avenue alongside the Nichols
residence at No 2”. and which was
started some time ago, bids fair to
reach completion very stortly now.
Work on the thoroughfare which was
abandoned after it was started, was
resumed this morning.
Several of the Calf i’asturo camping
parties broke camp Saturday and
and yesterday but several others have
taken the places of the departed ones.
so there is not very much change In
the appearance of the "tented city" to-
day. it is expected the numbers of
the campers will graduliy dwindle
from now until the end of the season.
owing to the of cool nights.
None of the local oystormeu inter-
viewed today had seen any "set" of
their own catching. Captain Charles
Remson reported. however, that Cap
tsin W. i. Stevens, of Rowaytcti. had
shown hinuolne shells dredged u
the steamer Mabel 8. Stevens, w igh )
from it) to 20 embryo Oysters each on
them. This number was not consid-
ered as exceedingly promising.
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Mali Carrier iii. L. Hartford is en-
ioyln ’his annual vacation and is
span big part of it on Long island.
This mornin (Mr. Hsnford crossed the
sound on to Steamer Huntington.
with the intention of witnessing the
big power boat races in Huntington
harbor this afternoon. He will visit
In that placeaand ,also st-Cysier Bay.
remaining for about three days.
Ariel Cameron. accompanied by a
party sailed this morningih his launch
llldua for the Huntington motorboat
races. Fred Brown set sail In his ,.
accompanied by! All It Billenst n
and. other East or K bonnie at the
races include P. ii. ldlhg and fan)-
liy and William Wicks. According to
the nnderstandl . lure the final tryout
is to be at flmwtfisturday.
The Gamble buddies in Beavlew
avenue. which‘wa‘a partially. burned .
is time the. Century Water-
ny did business there
an by .therowner. Les-
lie Gamble, to . C. keystone. who is
now in the lib as of manufacturing
innervate cell rs; water coolm
it is understood
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is being. reps
and other ambition
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I This wiii‘ib'es mulled of the
Ladies' Auxiliary 9‘. the itcwayton
“Hose com'bdny. this evening. '
Rowsytou people were well more
untedmt the aquatic sports at the Nor-
waih Yacht Club. Saturday afternoon.
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;Homsmade cake and ice cream
.ncoently Hubbard locks/cod. of
Rowaytoh. «purchased a saddle horse
from F. Harbog. and Saturday night he
.,oil'ercd to. bet $10 that no one could
ride the animal. .John Savage. a Re-
wsytan. youth. took up the challenge.
andmounted the saddle. He raced
also the Baton Point road for a time.
and hen s Norwallt young than named
Erodarlck Carrier stepped in front of
the horse. The animal swung his head
unexpectedl and the it struck Mr.
Carrierin t a head. in toting a pain-
iuiwound. Dr. F. i. Barbell was slun-
moned to dress the injury. which re
quired three stitches.
liliil mania.
Miss Mabel Fallety, of New York, is
a guest or Miss Edna Shercr. of Maple
avenue. Duties.
Mrs. Julius Boenlsh. of South Nor-
wslk was a guest yesterday of Mr.
and Mrs. Hartford Smith, of Darlen.
‘ Ralph Conn is enjoying a two weeks'
vacation from-his duties at the slice
of the Ctofut it Knapp Company in
South Norwailt. '
Florent Cantrell, who is employed in
New York. is having his annual vaca-
tion. Yesterday Mr. Cantrell was a
visitor at Huntington. Long island.
The selectme’n have called a special
town meeting for next Tuesday night.
to consider three important matters.
These include a new road from Ratl-
rosd Avenue Darlen. past the Sconeld
film” and through the woods to the
owayton road; the acceptance of a
new road on the Daniels and Herman
Properties, and running front Noroton
avenue to Falrfisld avenue. and re-
port. if desired. from the comittee ap-
pointedaome time ago to consider the
matter of a public water-supply for
the town.
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We Have Everything
for the fruit canning season. Ma-
son. Telephone. Double Safety
and Ecosloniy Fruit Jars. Jelly
Glasses. Jar Rubbers. Jar Tops
and Paraffine.
Schlichting Bros. & Co.
Corner Railroad Ave. and Main 3f»
Darlce
Select Groceries. Hay. Grain. Flour
and Feed. Hardware. Paints. Glass. etc.
can
Herbert Raistcn is soon to move his
family to Cranbury.
Michael Hermansey is breaking In
as motorman on the trolley road.
Lewis A. Taylor, of Norwalk has a
position with Contractor Quinlan
Samuel ill. Banks attended the Leg-
islative club dinner at Bevin Rock.
Miss Martha Mills has been the re-
:leiu guest of her mother on lilngie's
ill.
Mrs. Moses Sherwood is visiting at
the old homestead on Sherwood‘s is.
land. . /
Miss Sarah (lorham In the guest of
her brother. Charles Corhntn, in Penn-
aylvauls.
A very large congregation gathered
at the open air meeting on the beach
yesterday.
The Misses Emma and Irene Lewis
entertained their cousin. Mabel Lewis,
Saturday.
Homer Beers has recovered from his
rcent illness and resumed his duties
at the store.
The recent rains and showers have
done wonders by way of reviving gar-
dens and lawn. .
Ocult Bros. had the misfortune to
i so another of their valuable horses
by colic last week.
A part from Rosevllle section an-
fiycd a {tip to New iijork and up the
neon yesterday.
A large number from out of town
"were witnesses at the ball game you-
tsrdsy afternoon.
, Mound Mrs. Edwin Jennings have
returned from. an automobile tour
this“! tilt upper part of the slate.
Theatrongtcsin from black Rock
crossed bats; with the Westpurt nine
on the home dcld yesterday.
.1 ii is canceled that some movement
will he inaugurated this fall toward
0|: hiding a club for young men In
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town.
touts. the. young son of Edward
Milne Jr" WAI but“ bitten 0“ iii.
wrist Nd” by a as belonging to
Joseph Myers.
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.Ths Ministers“ club. of Temple
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he a chore dinner.
sale. boss house. Wednesday evening. .
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.. xlscobsrdzilsldylinpwhofihi'cdd his in
.whilacttelnpti , ‘ toolilnb into a fair
Idiy moving it ‘ a several days sac.
'hsls been taken ,, the Norwallt hocpl»
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Miscflicbcoca London is enioyin h
vacation from her duties at the m-
halncrs' supply company chine. and
is visible; in New York.
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The rounds as for the second new
house all the follies estate on Church
strcsbhas ,licep oompicted and corpse.
tars will soon begin their work.
‘ tin ill at iiiililii
Horace Keyworth has given his: fast
boat. Cyclone, a new cost of paint.
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Ledworth staiger. of Combo Mill.
has gone to Georgetown to spend sev-
eral days with relatives.
Many of the shore resorts contribut-
ed visitors and entrants tothe Yacht
Club races on Saturday afternoon.
Harold Wstherwns. Joseph uckhart
and Leo Matheis. who have been camp-
ing at Combo for several weeks. broke
camp yesterday.
Mics lsabelie Brush. of Heim'c music
store, Danbury, accompanied by Miss
Jessie Wildmsn. , of itidgeiisld. is
spending a week at Bella island.
William Farrell and family and
James Farrell. of Hickory Bluff. and
family have gone to the White Moun-
tains in their separate automobiles.
Cable Brothers. of Broad River, the
building contractors. have completed
the erection of a dwelling house at
Harbor View Beach, for Clarence
House, of Southlngton. Conn.
~lland tonight at itoton. Dancing
until ii o‘clock. Rain or shine.
The dance at the Knob Saturday evo-
nlng was one of the most enjoyable of
the season. There were many dancers
and Harvey’s orchestra furnished ex-
cellent music for the occasion.
’i‘hero were more small boats about
the waters of the harbor yesterday
than on any other day so far this year.
The waters were dotted with all spec-
lea or pleasure craft and made a very
pretty sight from shore.
Mrs. George Edwards. of Hello is-
land. is confined to her home with a
serious illness. Her friends are quite
concerned over her condition. A spec-
ialist froin New York and two other
physicians are In almost constant at-
lundnlll‘e.
Combo Beach was crowded to its ca~
parity yesterday with bothers. The
trolley cars from Norwallt were pack-
ed and there was hardly room on the
two Westport-(ionipo cars for one-half
of the throngs that flocked to this
popular bathing beach.
A number of call boats were noticed
recently near the Long Island shore ill
a line with Ellen‘s Neck lighthouse.
and they appeared as first sight to be
tents on Long island. Their beautiful
white soils were particularly notice-
able in the strong sunlight.
A great number of those at The
Knob Saturday afternoon made the
trip to the crossing to view the badly
dnmsscd automobile of Miss Edith
Vroom that was run into by a train.
Reports reached the Knob trom int-oin-
in; nutoists that some of the party had
been killed. but all were thankful to
find out the true condition of things.
long
is~
ilurgess Jennings took some
trips yesterday between Tavern
land and the Knob. in his it. ii. i. He
made one of these trips In record
breaking time, having consumed no
more than fifteen minutes on the on-
tlrc trip. ills passengers and guests
were all transient, for the sail contain-
ed as much bottom as a trip across the
Sound in the Huntington.
The largest crowd of batherc that
the Knob has seen this year enjoyed
the warm water yesterday at that
place. livery bath house was taken
and it was estimated that there were
at one time two hundred swimmers in
the water. The water has at last be-
come very warm and It Is expected that
it will average 70 degrees for the to-
illlsindur of the summer until Octo-
er.
C. C. Religion. of Harbor avenue.
toolt a party or friends out in his fast
launch Diocesa. yesterday mornins.
The party spent seine of the time in
slamming on Round Beach and the re-
mainder of the time in swimming and
sailing. Quite a vault of clams was
made and the day was very cnloyably
spent. Those in the party were Mr.
and Mrs. C. C. Beagles. Mr. and Mrs.
Basil K. Mitchell and George Lascllc.
Dr. and Mrs. F‘. M. Wilson and film.
ily. of Bridllspcrt, were visitors at the
Norwslk Yacht Club. last week. Dr.
Wilson is a noted ocean of that city
and was the form , owner of the north
end of Smith's iii slidhwhich was pur-
chased by Alfred Mestrc. lie is well
ltnown to the members of the local
yachting club. For the past several
have traveled abroad. He stated isst
wash that lit-met Commodrs Clarence
D‘. Osborn. of Norwalk. in Japan. lss
”year. . -
A beautiful large private yacht
came into the shelter of iimlth‘c is-
land yesterday afternoon and lay at
anchor about half an hour. She was
a large. craft and attracted cults a
little intense After a brief stay. the
anchor was hoisted and she returned
to the bound to complete her trip. The
yacht cares iii through the west chan-
nel and went out the same way. For
the short space of tintthatshe lay
withinthe sisht cf chorehsrs. throngs
of power. row and sail hosts. as well
as canon. went out '0‘th her. ‘
was.» attempting to heard in.
ilaunch Dials. yummy. as he was
summers Dr. Wilson and his family ‘
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STA M F0 R D
it is not a difficult matter
lsimply to keep a house warm in
winter provided yOu use sufficient
fuel, but ventilation. as well its a
lpropcr temperature. is necessary.
‘othcrwisc the after effects will
be far more uncomfortable and
injurious than a more lack oi
illcat. I,
The Stamford Furnace supplies
plenty of fresh air agreeably
warmed. and requires only ordin-
ary care and attcntionin its up-
oration.
FOR SALE BY
HORACE R. NASH
Corner North Main and West streets.
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about to leave the Knob. Judge ltd-
ward It. lockwood. of East avenue.
slipped and fell into the water. He had
pushed the boat from the float, and
had still held onto the host. and.
when. he tried to lump from the float
to the launch. be missed his footing
and was precipitated into the water.
He held iirliliy in the host‘s side and
was assisted to her deck by Dennis
Valentine, who was near at the limo.
Aside from the embarrassment and
the wetting. Judgi- lockwoad was un-
injured by his unexpected hath. When
he was safely landed in the boat. the
trip home was continued.
A welldtnowtt‘ Edam young man
nearly lost his life yesterday at (‘nlf
Pasture. while out rowing In a boat at
ithai place. He was the guest for the
day of James F. Plunkcti, at Camp
comfort. at the tent city, and was re-
turning from his boat ride. when he
fell over the side of the host. with
one arm and one leg still In the boat.
lie didn't want to go over the rest of
the way. and be absolutely could not
climb back into the boat. so there he
hung until help reached hltn. He was
Iiitml into the boat. and. no sooner
than he had been stood upim his feel.
than he tell all the way into the water.
lie was rescued by some one near in
a bathing suit and takt-n in the camp.
where warm drinks and clothes soon
put him right again.
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ii iliiliiiii lilllili.
Summer weather is the time for fish
which, when perfectly fresh and well
cooked. is an almost ideal food (min
a hygienic point of view.
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it would seem unnecessary that any
should be afflicted. if that is the word.
with gray hair If simply by buying the
right kind of comb which matches the
original shade the hair can be kept its
youthful color.
if the skin be well cared for. the hair
carefully slimmed. and nails neatly
manicured, it is impossible for a wo~
man to look entirely Distinction though
her wardrobe be inexpensive and not
over-well supplied.
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Many find red unbecoming in the
summer time. but i. have seen a touch
of it in belt and tie with a white or
natural lineniroclt that was quite the
reverse as worn by a young girl on a
fresh. cool day. This color cannot.
however. be worn lndlccrltniustoly in
hot weather.
if you get up some mornla all out
of sorts and at odds with tll'c world.
put on scrim lean frock or even a
nicely hands . elven shirt waist
with yolfr walking skirt and go out
doors; see if it does not make you feel
better before you have gone a block.
films is nothing like the influence of
immaculately fresh clothing for a ill of
the blues.
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i are pleased to acknowlcdac the
Jam”, "unsafe following recipe
tor» Wherry» as which comes
front Alisa Pisssv‘Put bsybcrrlss in s
pileup ,k with more than abolish
water to var. lid! for several hours.
then set, aside. and when cool. rc-
anovcall tallcw. Rest in another ket-
tlc. strain throssll choc-c cloth. To
three pounds of Mystery tallow add
one pound cf Minnow and beeswax
title also of amass. To meld. place
Micki .throuah molds and fill with
phat. w. shawls twentyafcur hours
to harden. 3‘” it mold In hot-wa-
ter for last an instant. Bayberrlss
are the fruit chills buyberry tree. lati-
rus nubllic. a native oi the West in-
. in. A. vuistylof this tree ls said
in season Connecticut and al-
. gig the costlier! part of the cited
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run, Gun Metal. Patent Colt
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ibathing Shoes
Tennis Shoes
“WEAR SHOEG THAT FIT"
‘ Two Stores.
Norwalk 80. Norwallt
Leotric A Glass
.Fl’llit Jars
have the Sanitary
Glass Top
ilasy to operate. Absolutely the beat
Preserving .lnr on the. market
Ois. per dos. - 89c
Pints per doz. - 75c
.c. K. sirenstt. osossvasss
r. A. MITCHELL
HOUI! FURNIIHIR
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NONWALK. CONN.
Norwaiit Brandi Office of
The Evening Sentinel
Automobile
insurance
We can Insure your Automobile against
Fill anWhere. DEBT RATIO. Con-
suit as for RATIO of Auto LIABILITY
insurance.
Fire. Life. Accident and Liability
insurance
Rents. Btssmshlp Tickets. Real lststc
J. M. Layton & Co.
I Railroad Ave. loath Namath
Repairing in all its
branches
House Trunks Made
to Order
MOTH . moor
CHESTS ‘
for Fats. {Winter Gar-
meets. etc.
his.» Shirtwa’ist‘ Boxes
sevnock are. co.
ll“ savaw Ave. Tel. 368
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WHOLIMLR AND RITA"...
Brookside Lake ice Co.
Officesntl Itors N. v. a. H. H.
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Macy Ao‘vilflleMI has tried in
vain to get a husband.
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NEW HAVEN, Aug. tor-The will of
Heat. Theodore Gruener. the Spanish
War veteran who died a short time
ago. was filed in the probate court this
morning. The estate is valued at $10.-
000. lie provides that the estate and
various personal effects which are
named in the will be divided. «among
3 his brothers. each is to receive an
equal sh e.
The he rs to the estate are ill. Leo
poldCruener. managing editor of the
‘Han Francisco Call; Gustav Crooner.
professor of German in Yale univen
city; Edward 0. Greener. Hippolyte
Cruner of Cleveland, 0., and Alfred
G. Cruner. of Fitchbnrg, Mass. All
are brothers of the testator.
TRIED To DERAIL CAR
UNIONVII.LE. August 15:» All at-
tempt to derail a trolley car on the
bridge over the Farmiugton river.
three miles from here was reported
today. The 9 o'clock car for Hartford
last night was atopped'at the bridge
by lack of power. Motorman Thomas
Burns. by means of headlight, saw ties
piled up on the bridge which carries
only the car tracks. The bridge Is
feet. above the water.
pushed off and the car preceded. Pos-
sibly the car would have been derailed
had the obstruction been hit, although
cars do not run very fast over the
bridge.
Almost any man can become famoud
In this age by announcing that he is
50:23 to do something that is impos-
nBUYAN-n
Enamelled
it never needs black-
ing. but is always
bright and clean
Come in and look at them
Horace R. Nash
North Main and West Streets.
South Norwalk
HighGradelechsnng
LAWN
MOWERS
Garden Hose
Hand Cultivators
Brandt Sprayers
Wire Netting
And All Seasonsbic Goods
"I WAIHINGTON IYIIIT
Real Estate
Sold. insured. Rented
QUICK AUTO IIRVIOI
Have Rents Collected. and all Incl.
ncss In Property done at
The J. B. Lawrence Agency
15 South Main It.
During July and August
OUR ITORI WILL GLOUI 0N
Saturdays at 1 pm.
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Attend the Field Day a New
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A very enthusiastic mestin
.Norwaik Aerie. li‘. 0. Eniwashdi
Wall street. at which time the finals,
rangements for attending. the "std.
rnumbsr very «many will“ go.
thought that when the time
iperhaps more.
The Aerlehas adopted the.
to be worn by Bridgeport. with w
solidate.
on the 7 :27. train for Bridgette
of that city. ~
Norwaik. Stamford and Brid e
about fifty feet long md some twenty , series will go in one body audacim .
The ties were expected that there will be. about five
from ‘
,hundred. The special rate
. Bridgeport will be 31.65.
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Definition of ChirOiii’lctic f
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause oithc disease and the art offl-
insting the same. Discuss are candid
ii the
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listcgiifa in vigor-at.“ “ an
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tht:h1;?practorcmvcnicvc the cease of
a uses a pain. if health V
restored through hsmu'rsia’g the ‘ ”
rnervc system. in mhodyt, .3
Nervousnels. Rheamstism,‘ '
sis. Heart. Kidney and has ,
cases are given special am:
Curvature of the Spine. “it!
never restet giving
chance to hole you. ' '
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cc wasmsc‘ron or. so. activism
Magnetic Treatments Given Ales.
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reactions can. m of!
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(Gregory Icuicvard)‘
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Shore Dinners—sit; All 8' of
Sea Food Cooked to filth
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centimetres.
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Norwalh up to It” p. in.
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FOR SALE
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with all improvements. electric lldiltd;
on Crescent Terrace.
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feet on Bsyvicw Ass, for
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terday afternoon. in their roomsiilt
field day at New Mullen were compldht"
ed. Between thirty and forty of as
members were presjedh, and of mil:
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that the number will be easily on
Norwaik and Standard Aeries will soar .
it consists of a white out "
,ing cap, a cane with the F. 0. id. ma
aunt. and a red. white and hinchfllfifio
The party . will leave South flmflk ‘
will”! ,
from that place will leave on the 182.0 .
special. Before leaving the Park my
.the Eagles will fly around for a while. ‘
headed by the Wheeler A; Wilson band.
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