. ii iii 1'?” this
Do not neglect them. Treat.
promptly, vigorously First of all, ask wt: doctor about
Get
Your
Filled
Drquatrts.. ....
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and efliolent
service at. outlines.
Personal attention giv-
en to all prescription
work.
Chairs for our trolley
patrons. Come in and
wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J.‘ PARK“, Manager
r
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Jack Roddy, the popular motorman.
is laid up at his home by Illness.
Miss Edith Dunn. who has been quite
ill at her home iir lletts place. in now
recovering nicely.
W. A. Reid. .Ir.. of Fitch street. is
spending today anti tomorrow with his
uncle in Yonkers, New York.
The Loyal Workers' Society. of the
Advent. Christian Church. will have
their weekly meeting tomorrow even-
ing at the church.
The W. G. '1‘. U. will hold Its'regiilur
monthly meeting at the Nor walk aims-
. house. tomorrow afternoon. All those
interested are invited to attend.
‘ A morrthl business meeting of Nov
flower H and ladder and lloso
Company will he held Monday evening
:11 headqiiartere'ln Vsn- Znndt street.
A * ’l‘he clamoring expeditions are
becoming more numerous. though the
quest for the goslings is not yet as
great as is usually the case at this sea-
sori of the year.
Miss Selma Stalil, of East Norwiillt.
went to New Haven today. Wilt'l'f‘ this
evening she. will be a bridesmaid at
the wedding of a popular young SWIIII-
ish couple of the 101m City.
The Epworth League of the liner
Avenue Methodist Church will be. led
Sunday evening by Rev. W. w. Gillies.
The topic will he "Numerous Iinil Duri-
gerous Foes." All members are urged
to be present.
Mrs. .1. it. Fowler. who returned
some time ago from a New York lion»
pltai. has not yet recovered her fill'lll‘
or good health. though she ls improvml
over a few months ago. This went:
Ollt‘ day Mrs. Fowler was able to tulw
quite an extended walk.
the roads in Eliot Norwallt. III t'tllil
piinv with those all over town are III
\er h.id condition now. mulilnr. trawl
extremely difficult on all sorts of \'t‘~
lIlilee. .\ few days of warm wrathor is
(ouu (I 179in to settltl'tln- tortilla-its.
whit‘ “pro now mriy free 0! “Us!
~Tlre Best Yltit r. per lb, 24v;
good Eggs. JGCHI be. pIiIi- land.
A. stall. the (‘ottege Avenue (trot-elk.
.Ioirn llannlgan is missing today
from the rear end of the Gregory i’oint
trolley car and Raymond lleckcr Is
substituting for him. It is said that
John has interested himself in chicken
raising and has purchased an inertial.
tor that requires riot a little attention.
The force of the Crescent Laundry
are displaying a life bout with not .t
little pride. '1 he craft has just Iii-en
given an overhauling and is ready for
HeerltB at any time. Just why she is
needed Is not given out btit It Iii sup-
posed to he a precaution against an
unusually high tide
The weather man handed out quite ii
stII prise In his litre this morning. drop
play; the temperature very perceptibly
back from semi spring to winter. be-
tween the hours of II anti 7 o'clock.
The roads froze rip hard again but
today‘s weather reports promise warm
weather for tomorrow
a‘he dance of MailloWei Hook and
Ladder and Hose (‘ornpnny last oven-
lnz was very muclt of a success in ev-
ery particular. including the dnaieinr
end. The fire house was utIIIw for
the function and the dancing door was
filled to capacity throughout the even-
inl. ’l‘lie affair broke up about mid
night
Duo announcement was made today
that the East Norwalk Walking Club.
Ion: inactive. and of which they run 1..
Marshall Iii president and t 'lIarIi-y
Fielding secretary. will Mir-(anion to
marrow and that a walk to Bridgeport
to in contemplation. Doc. Marshall bi
authority for the belief that the yolk
in: propositlomis a good one for rheu-
motion.
The Marvelous Triumph of Matter
Over the Impossible l'l'lli be the topic
of the Men' e Glen of the lilo-t Avoniie
Methodist 1001le Church. tomor-
row and The Physically Dead Restor-
ed to Life the subject. After the close
hour all the. details “or the mono sup
per. given by the Blues to the Bede.
will be arranged. Dr. hinterland. of
the Conventional Church. will be the
snooker of the ovoniu. and e III; time
iii looked toward to by this successful
clue. ‘
A elated convocation of Butler
Chapter R. A. IL. will he held.»- its
rooms. Ireedey evening at I oclooli.
The P. M. and M. 10. ll. degrees will be
worked
W
KIIP YOUR CARI I Qfl OUMY
semicolons
me yours:
I on whom
limi
r”
It now wit
W‘d‘lriifnv VernlIIi in vet-lone
on.
lililllllii
Robert Scalzi
AGENT FOR ALL INSURANCE.
REAL ESTATE. MORTGAGES,
SURETY BONDS, NOTARY PUB-
LIC. PATENTS SECURED. AD-
MINISTRATION OF ESTATES.
AND COLLECTION OF RENTS.
OFFICE, ROWAYTON AVENUE.
TEL. 314
Timothy A. L'Hommedleu, of Crockett
street. is spending a few days with
friends in Bridgeport.
Mrs. Henry 1.. Rowland. of Crockett
street. ls visiting relatives in New
York city for a few days.
Frazier ll. Uilrnan. who comes from
South Carolina. has been spending a
few days with his sister. Misti Anus. K.
(lilmen. of Ilowayton avenue.
The directors of the Belle Island
improvement Association 'wiil hold a
meeting next Thursday evening at the
office of Brown's Business College. In
llrooklyrr. New York.
11. 1.. Mueller. of South .\’orwalk. has
taken the contract for the electrical
work In the residence at 'l‘okeneke for
Mrs. Garrett Smith. Mr. Waldron is
the general contractor.
Tile usual services will be held at
the Methodist Church tomorrow. The
pastor will preach in the morning on
“Living Epistles." Mr, Moody will he
III charge III‘ the lllhlo (11an at. noon.
Seats are free. All are welcome.
William Tours and James Ayres, of
Stamford. who are interested In real
estate matters. had a New York man
here yesterday. looking over the for-
mer Lester St. John property, at lv‘or-
est 1110 Villa. with 11 view to purchas-
Iiig the saute. 1..
“lion“ Benedict. the swimmer aili-
1019. who enjoys swimming 1n cold
weather as wall it not better than dur-
Iug the legitimate warm swimming
weather, reports that he has lx't‘il en-
joying daily swims off lloton Point
for the past two weeks.
The StcrI-nu Oyster (I‘omperty has
moved Its entire opening plant to
South Norwalri, and work Is now being
done In the Nortlrport Oyster (‘om~
puny‘s house. Several men are still
outraged at tlrcplant here culling oys-
ters, biit this work will soon be done.
-..—..me
Iliilllll llill Illlllillllll.
Anson 1’-IrIlps Stokes is exported
bark Irom l’.ilIiI lit‘Iil II by April 1.
George Siliiietrille. of Dorian. called
on relatives in Now Canaan. recently.
'l‘heI IZadIIIII‘ Witter (‘Iub mot yester—
day afternoon with Mrs .\III'IIII More-
lItIirsII. Jr.
The .\'IIIjotIIrr Heights l~‘lrc Iii-pari-
mi III is planning lot an entertainment
audits ‘e to be itlvon in iii-cinenl
hall diir rug the first week in lipid
Next Sunday o‘lteurug tit the (ion-
greuutlonul Church. in: II. S. Iii-own
will give an address on "t‘hildrcn In
Far Away Lands." to ho Illustrated
by over smIIiiI) beautiful atoreoptli'tm
slides. The pictures are irom ruiIuy
t‘tillllll'lt‘i‘l and of great itIItIrcst to um
and yoirnu. All are \rII‘ioiIIc,
At the Methodist t‘hurch. Sunday,
ller. (Icot‘gc lit-nioir Smith will preach
In llll‘ morning till the Sillljt‘t‘l. Iliiild-
Inx Stones. The subject of the i‘lllld~
reri's sermon will be Little Million
aims; Sunday school will meet at 1'}.
o'clock; (‘llOii' priictictI at 5:110 p. m.;
Kindly (,‘lnse on Korea will meet at
0:45 p. in. The regular evening serv
vice will be held at 7:110 and will be
a song service. All seats free. A cor-
dial welcome to all.
"now..."—
Fix Up Your
HOT-BED
WE CAN FURNISH THE GLASS.
NEW FLOWER AND VEGETABLE
IIIOB JUST IN.
'Schliclrtiiig Bros. 8t Co.
Ger. Railroad Ave. A Main 0L. Darren
and ll'eed. Hardware. Points. Glue. etc.
“ IIIII dun
Mitre Harriet Arthur, who hurt been
ill at her home In Stamford avenue.
Is somewhat Improved.
'1‘. W. Hull‘s largo Chalmers tour-
Ing oer hint been pointed and general-
ly renovated ut the Johnson savage.
and presents a line appearance.
Theodore Rottktveil is tuition a
retiree III it New York school In the
mechanism of automobiles. lie iii
commuting to his home In Perk
street.
Ralph. son‘of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney
Light. of Richmond Hill.11illl been serr-
otutly III with measles and pneumonia.
Iiiii preeent condition. however. to hiv-
arable.
"Old Acre Folk." is the name of a
rural sketch to be given In the lecture
room of the Conereeetionei church.
may evening. March at. The young
people are interested. the characters
have been selected with great care and
a ilrItIqlm production is anticipated.‘
conductor Prank Shiites is wearing
- that gold trend ring presented to him
by the member: of Hermony Lodge
. e A it. warm lie tllm up the Iloiil
note the fine ravine is nioialy no
in oceanic and
' plainly plotted with
. Iixnlnoinoeot
uductor Shiites II
the worth and
Irina.
your not I”
hold udder trio
an I
‘ the Young Men's (llub Ia Raymond‘s
g Hall. Tuesday evening. March it. has
been indefinitely postponed. Tire on
torteiiiment committee decided that
fmany who would like to attend would
not on account oi” the Motion season.
and they did not wish to hold the tune-
iiori without their presence.
Measles are still prevalent to an
alarming degree. although many or
the patients have entirely recoverd.
The disease has been. of course. more
pronounced untong the i-Iildren. and ill
a few onsets complications have set
In causing it i‘ew tlt-‘iilliii and a num-
ber of very precarious cases which are
still doubtful an to their out come.
The matter 01' the poatmustership
is still unsettled. and the people gon-
cr-aIIy are at a loss to account for Con-
gressman lliil’s apparent Indifference
about the appointment. Postmaster
McKeiidrIcli’s term has long expired
and the. people Interested in the vari-
ous candidates suggested for the Con
grossmaa's consideration are getting
anxious to know the final disposition
of the matter. An appointment should
have been made some time ago and
the residents are entitled to some
acknowledgment of“ their petitions
and personal letters that have deluged
Congressman 11111.
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lllBll 8011001. NOTES
A meeting of the Boys‘ Athletic Aa-
socitition was held In the Assembly
Hall at I o'clock. The meeting was
called for the purpose of considering
it request for some money to meet im'
mediate expenses of the base hall
team. Charles Sterling. the loot ball
manager for the season of 1011, hand-
ed in his resignation, which was ac-
cepted with regret.
Dr. it). If. Gurnburt. urrminncod at the
Assembly yesterday that his lecture
which was to have been held last ev-
ening would be ludcllnliely postponed
because of the bad weather.
Sometime on Monday Rev. Frederick
Lynch. director of the Peace Society.
and a delegate to the Second Police
Conference at The Hague. will lecture
on "A Visit to the second iiartuo Coir
fort-rice."
Mr. Perry announced In Ausemhly
that on March :tth. lilt‘ High School
Orcltetra will give their annual recital.
They will he unuisioil hr Mina lioyt.
oi“ Marion. and (flu-Moi: Iivnedlct. who
will render several selections.
. Classes
,5. Properly Fitted
and made “'1” mu III.» III-be and re-
lieve this tIriIIl briiin We employ
experienced ilt‘illithI-Ifll‘iiiillflit‘ phy-
sicians Ito examine eyes. .\'”
l‘lIAIttilC Fill: I~1XAMI.\‘.\'1‘I()N.
THAMER
OCULISTS AND OPTIOIANO
07 Atlantic squat-t. Stamford. Conn.
Opt-u Monday it. Saturday Eyepiece
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Wolverine
TABLE
All the artistic fit‘SltLlit‘ III that high
rinse I'trrlnr 'I':ilIlII
BIRDSEYE MAPLE
MAHOGANY
OUARTERED OAK
CIRCABIIAN WALNUT
If you went a Table of Quality.
a Wolverine
llil)’
F. A. MITCHELL
CORNER WALL AND HIGH
NOIWALK. CONN.
noun—use
IT...
Norwellt Branch Office of
The Evening Sentinel
Select Groceries. Hey, Groin. l‘lolr .. W
covenant;
and Ger-Carts
A Imo assortment of the famous
WHITNIV makmombt'wlllu all the
very latest Ideas in Baby Befriend.
AI LOW AI 00.": AND A. HIGH
A0 008.00
“by a much?
Goad Loos
should be It source 0 I
Sniiow akin. pilrnp hilt. lit‘ll 'lilc; {101:3
eruptions (all for linniodlahb attention.
it should be your aim to It rid of
these disfiguring ultras of inlpure blood
:: quiitkly 'dwrml'lflyti liltllkpeliiillr't‘iy .
o On war up cu on I ll]
your blood. I) h purify
BEEOHAM’
Pill 8
irtlp naturally from witlilln. Th0,
I-iIIiIni-Ie the Iyaitnt and elliablo our
tiliuiiatli. liver and bowel! to war on
Nature ititendtd.
Trl ii few doses and see how
quick y you will be rid of impurities.
not] how your blood and your lookn
will be beneflttd. Thoroughly tried
and proved good this family remedy to
The Bestiof .
Beauty’s Aids.I
1001' funnies. lit-I t‘llflm' s I'ili: III e eooI lolly
suitable. Sire Instriii tlnlia w III I on: It box.
Sold Everywhere. In bone We. and 253.
aovEnrresow LET‘lI’EfiI.
Below is a list of lottery: remaining
uncalled for at the following post, om.
ceo for the current week.
South Not-walk.
II). 11. lloll, 70 Washington St.
Miss Ella .l. flurke (21.
Frank Cody. care Rev. tllnrpentcr.
.\lrs. Addie l... Copeland.
W. R. Jeffries.
Kiri Jauosnak. Wilson Point Road.
Alberto l.noturri. 181 Washington
I.
S. Liobmanu Sons.
.\irinzl Salvatore.
John Miller. (lone-nil Delivery,
Mrs. 142. E. ltuluud.
Mrs. Seymour
Raymond Smith. 111 Elizabeth St.
III. E. t‘ltoli'iI). 1’. .\I.
a:
311 F‘orest St.
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A COLD. LAORg’PE. TMEN PNEUI
M
It Is too liflt'll the fatal sequence.
[Foley's “(prey and TI!‘ expels the cold.
checks thII Iii trippo Mild prevents
pneumonia. It is a prompt and reliable
t‘Olllzll medicine that conunlns no nun
cotton. It teas strip for your children
as youiself. Tito llriiiia- Pharmacy
and W. ’1‘ minnow A (‘11..
nit; onion...
Definition optimum
Chlroprnctic to“. lot ace or III!
canto of the disease and II on art of ad
lusting the issue are caused
or or rain in the
heck. Even if 0 o In childhood It
creates pinched nOi‘veo and pain in
later life In the areal. organs and
limbs.
tlhlmpreicoro more the cause of
this disease and pain. stud health is
roetorodthron‘ii harmonizing the or:
nerve systole In your on y.
Nervouenou, Rheumatism. Purely
all. ”out. Kidney uid Female Die
eases are given special nitration; also
Curvature of the Spine.
never regret glvlnx Chliropreotle I
chance to help you.
'1‘. FRANCIS. D. C.
M WAIHINOTON IT. .01. NOIWALK
Magnetic Trout-lento tillveri Aloe
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For Sale
Iuiidlng Lots.I .Ohored Farm and
City Property
Leone Negotiated
Dram end lteemolilp Tickets
.1. M. Layton 8t Co.
. Ioutli Nomlii. Iberia.
Insurance and Reel Idiots Agents
You will .
NO MORE GRAY IIAIB
It is easier to preserve the color of the
heir than to restore it. either h It In
posnlble to do both. Uur era mothers
understood the sIII-rct. 'l 11in made and
used II “can: IIIII." iIIIIl tliiIlI- dark. grimy.
hair long utter middle life was due to this
Incl. Our tnoiiicro linie gray hairs III-I
lore they are buy. but they are begin-
The present zi-nIII-ntion has the adriri
tugs oi the innit 111 that it can int aI
ready to use pt'opul'tlilull chili-d \VyIIIlI's
8.ch uutl Sulphur. .\s n scalp their, and
color ri-stoivr. .iIl‘l preparation i»: v.1 ‘iy
Itrperior to I)» orIlIuin " Mtge ii- :'I 'riiudii
by our gr .ItliliDlllt’.» and it me he
biilii'ltf 10 Fill (‘t'lllS .i'rtl Si
IlltiuKt any first-mirror tilll‘." -',IirriI iIr \ ill
be sent direct by the Wyeth ('Iirriziarl
(,‘oiiipnrry. 71 f‘IIriIiIIIlt Sn. New York
City. upon receipt of price.
For sale and recommended by Still
souvl’owell Corporation.
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NEW HAVEN. March Ilv—Mlss Flor-
ence M. Warwick, of this city, was
lost overboard from the steamer lilou-
r‘oel' of the Old Dominion Line. lrli‘Il
Tuesday night. according to word It"
eeiveii here today. The summer but
New York on Tuesday afternoon.
bound for Norfolk, audit was 'wIIIIII
the vessel was fighting Its way
through a fierce gale that Miss War-I
wick. the ship's ofllcer bollfled. was
washed overboard. She was seen on
the deck early that evening. ller ah-
senco from the vessel. however. was
not discovered until the fact that she
failed to claim her baggage at Nor-
folk led to an investigation. She was
on her way to visit a brother in lliI-Ii«
Inoud. Miss Warwick was born III that
Mir. but had lived here for fiftct‘rr
years.
Glover 8
THE PLACE
Spring
Fashions in
Footwear
Raiston Oxfords
$4.00
Ellie Oxfords
$3.50. $4.00. $4.50
Two Stores
Norwalit
bin: to appreciate the uisdoul of our"
grauIlIIiiIiliI-ru lit mint: “sane tea" for.
tin-Ir hair. and are hurt following uuil.i
:1 iII‘. III at.
Losr overtoomo FROM sréAM. ‘
on.
South Norwaliif
Vacancy In New Canaan Filled After
I a Long whit
1.. dilution reIoIvIId notice late
last audit from Congressmen I). .1.
lift]. that he had been appointed post-
uni IIIi ltll .\'II In t‘zinuiin, ’I'lrcre were
IIIIII l'lllltlitlilit‘t‘l Ior the 011110. and the
I.IppIIinriIIIuii luIIl becnr held up for
nouri- time
I
I- 11.511110" arts in the dry goods
llelill‘z‘H in No“ Canaan- for
tirirt‘. lit‘ was able chief of the tire
. III-pm I merit tor a number of years. and
inI f‘i'L‘thll in placing it on a modern
.hiI II. iiith tip-toilets apparatus For
.in .I..( tluze past he has been manager
‘01 Inc 1‘. A. Dickermun store in Main
street. III- in ii capable man. and will
undoubtedly fill the place sutlsfac
torily.
"\\'I- never hear anything more of
1111111 grout astronomer,"
I "I I’ll afraid he‘ is neglci ting business.
‘Iile' it spending his time In an observe
101" when he ought to he dictating
arm 1qu v Washington Star.
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Colden Moments
Think of the pleasure spoiled-of the
aunt-will” Wu and W10“
you've lied—then DECIDE to have
imil‘ i'y“ “all“ today.
OPTOMETRY
The correction of eye troubles. onr
specillt’~lt'l done exactly and relief
In certain it we fit your eyes.
t'nil today for examination.
Fenwick Optical Co.
UNITED IANK BUILDING
Room. 10
n wemmo‘ron "Ill".
tin-Howls to 11:30 ii. at. and 12:00 in
4 I- "1. Monday and Saturday. 7 to
l u m
Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only
Freight. Propellers leevo Pier
L". that River. New York (foot
or hover street). every day (or-
ivi~pi Sunday), at 5 p. m. Freight
moved at. Norwelk up to 0 p.
In and South Norwalk up to 6:30
I- I"
Norwaiit Steamboat Company
Aiming J. Smith. C. c. Hegemln.
Lessee General Agent
’liie Reed 8t Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL 8110!
In the Town
IAUTO IUPPLII,
l‘hono ROB—n50 South imn m
j s \ .rwerl. Conn. Music Hall Block
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1
David. W. Raymond
15 tiiierel Director and Embaltner
19 North Main street. South Nor-walk
fleeldenco. 0 Washington 0mm.
Telephone at once. 83¢.
Telephone It noun. "8.
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NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIMI TABLE.
In Effect October 2. 1010.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. Dir-12:531. 0:0“. 5:411.
0:37. 10:20:.10th. 11:29:.
P. M.——-12:fiiix, 1:05. 2:491.
5:001. 6:85. 6:000. 6:40. 0:501, 7:16:
7:521. 9:401.10:29. .
men.
A. ids—12:58:.“ 0:091.
10: 20!-
P. 30—185“. 3284!.
6:601, 7:001. 7:12. 7:621. 0:311. 0:40:
10:28.
lzdlx. 8:00
‘1.
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. A. Ito-0:40. 0:40.
0:583. 9:081. 0:101.
11:00:. 11:08.
P M.-18:0h. 1:10. trio? 8:01:
3:801. 8: 00. t: 80. 0: 00:. 1. 0:5
6: 01!. 0: 081.8: 03:. 0: 00:. 0:80. 11:00:.
11:80. 12:001..
A lie—18:00:
tom.
1'. u.—tr:ot.1:ou.mszorx. I: 09.
0:013.7:00!. risen
IOUTH NORerK TO NEW MA
A. In-I-flflh. 1:10]. It", 7:“.
0:01. 10:10:. 10:380. 10:87:. 11:11
“:47. \
Ill—~10 07!. 1:10. 3:11! 1: II.
P»
hill" 13:. l: II. 1:10;. t: on. site:
0:40. 1:101
0:803. 10:0:
coo!
A. “3*": "I. I: Mr '1“. I. 11
10:1“. 111111.
0
mix. rm.
OANOUIV TO IOU‘TH NOIWALK
A. I.:—-l 05. 7: 10. l. 00. 8:30. 10: 03.
1:1
P lad: 11!. 0: ”1. 0:00.
All-4‘! 00. 11:00.
P. Ila-4:00. 7100!. 8100!.
A. “9-41.09. 0'" I: I? 10: 000.
P) m“1:u,‘:”.m’.t“p.'en
i“. 0110.
ttl‘ltlt.
W
P.
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0:08.
6:57. 7:30. 7:40. 11:17:. 8:513. Izibx.
8:17.
1:402. 5:15.
NEW YORK TO IOUTH NOIWALK.
e
, MI” 7: 80. 0:031.
7:101.
COUTH NOOWALK TO DANIUIY.
WALL
PAPER
Spring Goods ,
Now in Stock
E. E. Gorham
t
Decorator
10 rim or. iii» Norwelit
Telephone 462
I
Does Your Root Leak?
The Century Compound
m" Ati. tune
son I ow. be so. it OALIION
WWII morale. the W wear of
.‘ ammonium-mu. WI“.
«0' sodium (lure-m
Can my Roofing Co..itic
. mural!“ n ‘ OM "OM"
WWW
o
some this morning You can one this
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groi- Miriam”?
N m . Intel
Happily i tried” coherent end My 1 iiin e ‘Itt
Dori the nine years hetero I
Casserole! Mouton moiety with lot
plies. manta no.1 Iln free from all
in belt
Roanoke. it}
”round?
Paradoxical though it may seem
the word “trusts" excites a let. all
suspicion.
coloring humanity. I. P. Platter.
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Automobiles
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car value exhibited at til. W
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