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The Little Village in the Southern Section of the Town Had
Last Night the Biggest Fire in its History, the Loss Being

Estimated at From $20,000 to $25,,000 wm. About $15 . months had gained

OOO Insurance-l,OOO Gallons oi Opened Oysters and Other
Contents of the Building Burned

 

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Work win 30- Beaumed At Once lathe Old Opening Establish-
ment of the Company, and Eliori Made to Fill All Orders

tor the. Holiday Trade

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Tire most spectacular fire that [low-
nyton ever had occurred last night.
when the Stevens' Oyster Company's
immense plant in Rowayton avenue,
was burned. The tire completely gut
ted the building. causing a loss of
over 320.000, and throwing some sixty-
llve men out of employment. The
flames could be seen for miles around.
and at one tlrne the sparks were so
dangerous that they threatened the
houses on the hill nearby.

it was necessary to lay a line of
hose to that section in order to afford
protection, but it was not necessary
tor the- firemen to turn on the water.
although the men stood ready in case

siltrII-oonrtiu
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At t her‘grill of the Sixth Company.
C. A C. N G.. last evening In the
NorwaliI armory. fl ‘ Wiecsorek.
of Fort mix “a 5 Herman, of
the “Coutiit I ' .e. N. o.._,ot
‘B‘rrldxepOrt, Were pro t. snd‘dbspdrt-
ed the work of the company. it was de-

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

at to c Iange the drill nth of e
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. . .v ' 5 will go
industrious .. arsed ’ ‘I . in Jan-
my. it is thought that ‘s attend-

ance will be improved by the change.
and it was 8rlncipatly for this reason
that the drll will bd held on Tuesdays
as formerly

There was an artillery formation
first and than a short close order drill.
After this came the guard mountinx
After the drill had been inspected by
Motor man, of Bridgcpmt, there
was at session of th school for non-
cotnmlssloned office presided over
by Captain .Wle'cseréli. Tire commis-
sioned «.otti ’ .were also present.
Thiare war instructions given as to
range finding on the apparatus and oil
'ln all the drill was very successful.

~-~mam

' wNow Is the time to buy wine for

our Christmas dinner: l have the
best imported port and sherry wine
for. 90c a bottle, and Rhine wine for
"(be a bottle. in nth or my places. of
business; also at kinds of bottled
whiskey. Domestic portu rind short-toe,
50o a bottle. CIthobauh. 43 Main
street and 9 Railroad avenue.

e—Dory Club Dance. Arlen Hall to-
morrow night. MoMuhor‘rs orchestra

EVEWIIO 808M“
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The improvement in the attendance
at the evening school In the Franklin
school in South. NorWslli. which has
been marked that i new evenings.
will probably save t 0 school from non-
solldation. it. is thought that after
I: , stints more of the foreign popu-
is his the tomtuins circles will be
lit «attendance. The trouble now is
that there is no women teacher and
Men seem to like a woman teacher
host. The men also like a man for a
monitor. The constitute is very well
trifle-II with thomilinber III attend
soon and it is hoped that the Norwslii

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the Over alver OOI building will
also increase in tuadsnce sitar thb
holidays. '

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their efforts were needed.
Starting of the Fire.

The fire broke out about 11:30
o clock in the basement of the building.
supposedly from an overheated for
user. and iii a short time the firemen
were on the scwene playing several
streams or water into the building
from dinercnt sides Despite the val-
iant efforts pirt forth however, thi-
Ifiumes succeeded in making great.
headw-ay, and in a very short time the
entire building rtsctnbled a huge blaz-
ing cauldron Witch it was seen ihat
little could he done to have the build-

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LACY IEWWIIIO8
LODGE OFFICEWS

The election of officers of Lady .ien
hinge lodge. Shepherds of Bethlehem.
was held last night in Red Mt n‘ 3 list].
with the iotiowlng result. the installer
lion ceremonles to take plarc on lair
usry‘ «mi. and be foilewad by refresh
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remembrance... ' ‘

achamber—Mrs. Betty Sanford.
Scribe—Miss Emma motion.
Accountant—~Mrs. L. C. Mosher.
Treasurer~Chorles Soikei‘.
Chaplain-Mrs. M. J. Robinson.
inside Guarders. Rose Short.
. Outside Guard—Charles Titles.
Mistress of Ceremonies-~34” Fan
hie J Joyce.
Trustee for eighteen
Charles Theta. .

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-FOR THIS WEEK.
New Mixed Nuts. 2 the. for 25c.
Florida Oranges, par (for... 30 and title.
Ribbon Candy, 2 lbs. tor 2hr.
Pop Corn liails. pot- don. 10c.
Orange and Lemon l‘eei. per 1b.. 206.
Tobie Raisins. per lit, 25c. ‘
)l.arge Sound Cranberries. per qt.,
:0.
llest Rice, .l its for 230
licsl Butter. per lb.. :lllc.
‘iieat lard, iwl lb.. the.
ilest l’olutooa per pin, 200.
New New ()Ilenns Molasses,
can. (the.
I"Ililll, per tag, 80 and title.
”.19. MFA!) & CO.
-CATl-IOLIC PRAYER 300KB
and Rosaries, at J. T Hayes. (I Main
street. Nor-walk.

OIIEEW VICTORY
8888.8“ ELECT8

At the regular meetlnu of Queen
Victoria Assembly, D. of N.. held that
night in Mystic (‘ltsin Hail the follow-
ing officers were elected for the ensu-
iitl term:
t'omrnander—~hisrxarst Hull.
Vice Oommsn‘dor-—Viola Couklin.
Conductress~l0thal lloid
it. in.- --Ilsttts Milkweed.
l". Brit A Scaffold 8r.

.(lusrd-«J thirtieth. Br

Sentinel—41. It. Merrill.

Treasurer—«Meta Holmes.

OrganisthInslIs Hail

Director—tr Boohsld.

't‘runtssu—ls, Holmes. .

Three ossdldsies were initial and
the entertainment committee turn bed
one or their famous "issue” which
was highly 0 credit all present. The
new team Iii an id wort: for the
first titb s. I.

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rum “$3143:l

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INew York DeeleI' Says That lie
Knows Rumors eltdonopoly
Control Are Absurd

The oyster combine still. furnishes
lstortes for the newspapers and last
Inixht's Evening‘Msii New York, printI
ed the following:

Oyster dealers in this city today do-
nied the report that the Senlshlpt Oys-
tor system. a now u poem which has

grown to considerab e power in a few
It monopoly of the
business of the Atlantic coast. '

The stateroom was shroud today that
lthe Sealslript concern had got a grip

 

and held the greater part of the Cape
. ‘odL and Long Island oyster land. W
.for years one of the biggest
New York. says this cannot

I:n 95 per cent of the Blue Point beds.

be true.

Thcre is no chance of a trust gain»
lug ((lllil'OI of the oyster beds of the
country. he said today. “The beds
are too widely separated. extend over
too vest on area and are too proilt
able to the men who hold them to
day.

“The statement. that the Sealshipt
Company holds 98' per cent. of the
Blue Point beds is absurd. Capt
Jacob tickers holds the largest part
of the Blue Point grounds. 1 saw
him last week and Ire said he had
refused $200,000 for his properties. I
presume the Sealshlpt ireople made
the offer.

“i am in constant touch with the
Mattituck. Greenpurt and Cape Cod
beds, and know that they have not
Ichnnged hands. The Cold Spring
beds on the sound have not been sold
either, nor haVe the l'tockawny beds.
Without those it would be ridiculous
Ito assert that anv one controlled the
motor output. i doubt If the concern
controls one third "

Mr Libby said that if any concern
got a monopolv prices might i'o
considerably higher.

—-AN ACCEPTABLE GIFT.

Cameras from 31 up. W.
two store, ‘30. Norwsllt and Nol‘WllIIl.

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And remain mm the Ind.
and Outgo oi Water Board
Goes to Estimate Board

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Will Cut Oil Every Item otEx—
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Chief interest. in last night‘s execu.
live session of the city board of esti~
mate and taxation at the council
chamber in Washington street center
ed in the sharp pursue at arms the
night before at the public session he
.twoen the water commissioners and
the estimate board and particularly
between Water Commissioner Christ-
in Swans. who called John 1". Mr.
Matron a liar, and intimation beside

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—-OHRIITMAB.TREE HOLDERS

Make your Christmas tree ubuoluicly
sale by using one of our holders Nor-
walk Hardware Co. .59 Main St. Nor.

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MINT!“ 808i“.
OF IEIMLL OOLLEBE

The Christmas social of tho Merritt
Business Cullen last evening was a
very pleasurable event for all who pm
tlclpsted. and was in every way typi
car of the very harmonious relation Ini-
lstlng between the focally and the sin-
deitts. The ssthsrlnsl was an imperial-
Iy larvae one. for the day as well as the
irislit students were in attendance.

The occasion will linur in happy
memory tor sit who attended. estrocisl-
iy In the memories ot the principal.
Mrs. M A. Merrill. and Miss Alice re.
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depmrasat. and J D. Gully, in chem
hr the commercial course. The students

.flsss berry dish; Miss Dyan.

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presented Airs; Merrill with s hand- held

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RSDAY. DECEMBER 82 1910.

 

 

 

 

. 3‘“ Yale Uui-
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The Room Adar ennui Flags
and floodlit ukiidced-

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The banquet)»:
Nor-walls 0.08ng its] Church was
the scene last ' paid! a most suc-
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room was hit Vii and the to
bias were tic ly orator) and
lighted by ruin? so ly it adod candles

The affair was i charge of a coin-

mlitoo affinities of: light Mrs. Christ
ten Ewart mos ii. The tables
were. presldod 53.x". John H.
Light. Mrs..\'llllia words. Miss
Willis Inciting flash,” Frederick
Sitts. MI'B.1fliIIBB§P8, Mrs. Lawrence
A DOHKIIISB, aloha B. Lawrence,
glam] Ollvor Weed innit Mrs Edward
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The kitchen wuinn charge of Mrs.
James Paul, Mrs, hit Bell Mrs. J s-
cph Gerhard. Mrs. inter 0880.81"
Florence Benedict Miss asrah Mo-
Clure. Miss Hersh out and Mrs. Wit.
llsm it. Stowe.

A bountiful repeat was served to a
lame bonito [of ille‘ here of the
church ling. #8}? fit a. Doria; the
opening hydrh of macaroni-fats na-
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sis-arm of the e on ; rot. [leopard
Bacon. of it. til ‘. suit that.
probably there store . Ivr churches in
the stars out Word 5‘. closes? touch
with Yale ty. Wt . thhai ribs
South Norwaili‘ ”too With.
its retort-ed _t “ o benefits: son
of hecrnnrli!| ; lsey‘“ w 98d ”the
modsop rnr he I. 'Bsofoarg
Prentiss “of" gold}, the» , glad
we 8% . ‘ new solo
it“ it .. believed

in anteater worship of the right sort it
can be wholflotne and useful. At pres-
enl tin» population of New England is
70 per (cpl. foreign. The real deacon.
deals of tin- Pilgrims. however may
be such by adoption; "laws, Freedom.
Truth and Faith in God" came with the
i-‘orofsthcrs and all who conserve
those principles are true descendants
of the Pilgrims who landed at. Ply.
llioillh Rock.

A reception was hold at 0: so p m
to most Prof Bacon. and supper was
served at 7 o'clock ’l‘here was a very
lame atletid‘lncc The ladies of the
church had charge or the refresh-
nit-Iris. assisted by some thirty: of the
tounxer people as waitresses. Alto
earlier. it was a most enjoyable occu-
tlIiIin.

~HOLIDAY SPECIALS.
Pure Lard. per In. the.
limit nutter. per in, Joe.
Fancy Potent Flour. per- ban. the.
loud Mixed Nuts. 1! lbs. 251
3 lbs. Candy. 25c.
Fancy Florida Oranges,
it packages Raisins. the,
3 plies. None Such Mince
(' lmcolate Creams. ibc Iii
r‘nucy Capo (‘od Cranberries. 100 qt.
:I one Corn. 25c.
3 cans Potts. 2.5a
:5 cans Tomatoes, 26c.
it plus. Mother's Oatmeal, 25c.
L. “1ng ill Fort St.
East Nor-walk. Tel. 87%.
~35”... a-
«WE HAVE A
amulet line of Christmas Cigars in
heat boxes for "his" gift Come in
and look them over Souvenirs to the
ladies. A. 'Dreyfuss.

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nutter tiliil stIiIIite
«Intuit enorur

Word was received in 80th Nor.
walk. yesterday. of a serious accident
which national! to William Gretel. the
scout: naval 0 car from Nor-walk who
is stationed at Ben Diego. California.
Mr.~Cmfut tit-t stooped death a few
weeks ado when there was on state
store on one of the guns of the Gram-
pus. which Iriildtl outta Lay. the man
who we} to calm r. Urolttt'tt place as
chief electrician. _

limlti week Mr refill was .sirt‘rfikhlgm
It re try on re;
broken. and? sill albumin his use
murmurs.-

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vfungilfttausd tit “t‘l'mgtn
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which sit-trot:

ll'I for 'JI'Ic.

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s to:
‘ use at or only
iterate. lost

vita approval or our ‘dhot

price. quality agdaj

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Members on Christmas Day

I A regular meeting of the Norwulk
Aerie. Fraternal Order of Eagles. No.
588 was held last evening in the Wall
illil't'ot quarters and three birds flew
home. meoninx that three new mem-
bers were added to the membership
list, which is now 280 strong. It was

Iglven out last evening that the new
rooms will be open to the members on

Christmas Day. Sunday, for inspection.

The rooms are situated in the build-

Ing in Wall street where the Norwalk
Fire Police rooms are and are hand-

somely and attractively decorated.
The walls have been eerily prepared
with a heavy paper of green and there

Is it white ceiling. The moulding is of
water colors and all the woodwork is
white enamel. The'qnarters are light-

ed with two of the largest gas lights
and these show them off to ureot ad-
vantage. 'l‘he tables and chairs. the

altars and the large chairs behind
them and the desk of the secretary are
all of mission style.

it is planned to have a pool table in
the roar room for the members in the
near future. better there will be an
open night and smoker at which time
the friends of the members will be in.
vited. The society is one of the lead
in; fraternal orders in the country and
does a grout deal of benevolent work
right here in Norwallt. it is. barring
none, it reports be true. the largest
benevolent organization in the United

Stiles. The local order is a great as'
sistance to the main order and is it
flourishing and thriving eerie.

 

 

~ancy Celery. it to like root: 13
fancy F‘lorldn Oranges. 25c; Russet
Oranges. 25c. doe: 3 extra large Grape
Fruit, 25c: extra prime Native 'i‘ur
keys. 30c lb. 0.. 1.. Handler. 72 Fort
street. Tel. HOG-ll.

 

AMPORTEDI AND DOMESTIC Ci~
BARS 0F HIGHEST QUALlTY.
We invite vour Inspection of our

carefully selected stock. Wheiplcy &

Clark. cor. Main and VV‘ssirlugion Sis.

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Stranger Enters State or Robert
Seymour and Secures Cash
Bag With About $50

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lililiilill illt llill

And the Police Were tater Cal.
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A very bold Christmas season broad
daylight robbery was turned off yes—
terday niternoon at. Robert Beyniour'
Ioufecttonery It s at 42 80th Main
street by a air gar who aetsed an
opportunity that presented itself while
the only other person in the store be
tilde himself was It young woman clerk,
Miss hilly Gregory. While her back
was turned. he thrust his band into a
convenient desk. pulled out a cloth
has containing from 845 to the. and
ran out of the store. Fortuneseernsd

 

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~TH§ RETURN OF THE SONG
, ‘ BIRDS.

.Hsrdmnn Pianos the artists‘ choice.
because of the iiordrnsn’s convincing
superiority over all other planes, in
tone. touch and endurance. These
Pianos. with others of some grade.
sold by J. W. Btiidwoil. till North stain

 

. street. 80th Norwalk.

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-AN ACCEPTABLE om. ,
Cameras from 8i up. W. P Beers”
two store. Bo. Nor-walk and blorwullr.

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OIIIEO LIKELY TO.
I! lit" OLEIK

BRIDGEPORT. Doe? tours.
counters tabulatiig the vote for city
clerk in the Son 'Norwslii recount
one between Jails J. Ounce. Resume"
can. and Frank 1" HOMIOM. nonto-
erst, wuyostordd)" Mutated their work

rt, tomorrow thorn
“)1in Ju Wt isms. This
item are t t Ounce. Intro wed
all elected by six votes. will .
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CHICAGO, Dec. 22.~Twenty or
more firemen, among whom are bellev
ed to be Fire Marshal James Harsh.
Battalion Chief William Burroughs and
blunt. Fitzgerald, were killed today.
when Crushed beneath a heavy wood»
on canopy, which fell on them while
they Were lighting a fire which did
danruge estimated iii, $500,000 to the
beef house of Nelson Morris lit Corn
party. at Forty-third and laoomis
streets in the stock yards. The injured
number not less than forty it to esti-
mated. ,

The fire. carrying Its loss of life.
which may reach forty. started from
no explosion immediately after the
alarm was given the fire spread with
great rapidity and it was seen that the
firemen faced a but! light. ,,

A general alarm brought. Marshal
Home from his home on the west side
of the city. and be promptly began di
rooting his man. With Battalion'chetf
Burroughs. he led a line :of ptpemen
and iruckmen to the east entrance of
the. building and a battle against. the
domes was
heavy canopy Which hung menacing
ly and" literati
. Apparently not noticing their dilig-

Iiitg tons of bricks buried the chief of
the department. totether with more
than or scans of his aides.

in less time than it could take to
tell it the word spread among the fire
men that their leaders had gone down
under the ruins and their efforts were
doubled In attacking the furnacellke
building, stitch was now envoloped'
from the ground to roof by the names.

AT HAIES’ MARKET

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honey Long island Ducks. 260 lb. -
Geese 2°C to.
Fancy Native Fowls. 18c lb.
Native Roasting (thickens 200. lb.
Small lean Fresh llama. 16c lb.
hole of Peril. ch it).

less Spring Lamb. ltc lh.

. Prime Rib Roast Beef. it: io’gc lb.

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alloy your ChrIstmas Jewelry at
Noaclt‘s, 36 North Main street.

 

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chestnut mount on this as
as words or Wait honest 8 times. Us:
«on additional were. i sent nor insertion.

Paqrsssmunr.

MANIOUAWO. HAIR DRESSING. FA»
olal inseam. electrical treatments. ohli~
dren' a hair out. circularly tinnitus of hair-

Titre” Bean Shop. loll Worthles-
on W8C. l.

vacuow Ivoillv Itsvs WHITINID.
Repairing old dfilirnodaspeciaity. Tuning.
Mateo. Bell rmnrllrfirn, box ere. Dhmr'.’
no.5. Booth is'crwal
MOHIIA D TAYLOR [IMAM-—

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In the Letter City About Twenty Men Were Buried by the
tug of a Heavy Wooden Canopy at a Hall Million Oil I
Fire at the Best Hones of Nelson Morris 8 Company

Not Less Than Forty Meir Injured in Fighting the Flatbed
Caused by An Explosion of An Ammonia Pipe ’

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tinnitus It i In Ill IIIIiItiiriu

List So Far Shows twentinII-ee Killed, and: Many WWII
and Spectators in the Hospitals Sniiering From lniuri
Flames Started in Friediand Leather Factory .

 

 

 

 

taken up trout beneath thet '

‘ Rich’s Fruit Cairo. shot:
i Choice Native Turkeys. 28 and 30c -
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As time were on and the mental was

nowhere to be seen. it was apparent to .
the men that be was either lost. 0123M . "
been removed to a hospital mue-
Bearohvfuiled to reveal him. “item

the other men were missed.

At 8 00100}: there was no trace of
any of the leaders, and captains MW
two or three companies had reported
several of their men missing. it mid:
stated that the explosion which it
the drop of the canopy was from
bursting of an ammonia pipe.

The tire was first discovered in this
basement. in what is known so the
hide room. A. watchman making It“
rounds heard an explosion and taintedt.
ately turned in an alarm b telephone}
and then fled from the but ding.

The teas wood canopy which W
from the death trap for the?
is along the entire east side iii
bu ding: Railroad tracks made W
treasury tor the fire fighters to climb-0th
the platform beneath the cotter! .

The canopy itself formed a . j‘ . .
for other firemen who‘pere

flames
at some of w‘

new. build! . 1‘

or. the linemen crowded beneath this 1‘
death trap and than with a door. tumb- '

 

erlng is laid b _
who was leading ‘
5 truth the top of the
; Mackey. said as he i ‘
the walls bulge and Iii! minted
shouted a warning. M the some

he lumped from the plflform hi

and was followed by 188 int twelve.

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CIIIIIHI‘ alumna-mom‘s unfit-3f ’
2e worse or less. 25 :centasu ‘
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WANTED-43001) MAI? iron. nouns
salesman. State orefeoe-

V‘.’ vests its weak and cumin: ~ .
work and chrome fin- it.” {merit _*
dress Salesman, cares l ,5

wanraou‘uanarfltfiro AT. _
sion House W.ii‘ .

WANTIOwA iii»: _
a family of (our to ‘
Itid car [it for an a
required. Box i83.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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wanes; work all yours
gnawing Rubber Co.

 

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live rattle and poultry
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FOR BALI s'ron'r: Cltvtlilft‘ft
plant. but little nerd. as good as new;
boiler. ermine. Ilct‘t‘i'tnil. hid, complete.
Will soil at half prior. A great. bargain.
Can he mm at any time. ‘ The Tokenelte
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