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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
FRIDAY, FEB. 12, 1915
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EAST NORWALK
NEWS
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cipal plant installed in their homes.
Wiring in Mr. Bent’s home was done
by P. 11. Fielding, who yesterday re-
ceived a permit from the building In—
spector.
MS. lllllllllfll A
CHARMlNG fl08li83
W m” [mm Of m [m er. on Water street, yesterday after-
noon, on Seaview av,enue became
“I“ lmprovzmnlllssoclation frightened at a passing automobile
mud TOM! truck and ran away. The spirited
horse was caught near Gregory Boule-
vard. by Paul Bartram, of Osborne
Mrs. Herman Quittner, at her beat» avenue. before any damage was suffer-
l
bl
! night.
day from his large number of hens.
The chickens were valuable
and Mr. Letts feels his loss keenly.
He has been getting about 300 eggs at
ARIEN l
NOROTON l
Miss Maude Ainsley has returned
from a Visit in New Rochelle.
There will be u social in the Con-
grc-gatlon Church next Tuesday even—
ing.
Miss Helen Flynn of Newton is con.
lined to her home With tonsilltis.
Mr. and Mrs. John K. Lowe of No.
mum is about after a short illness. of
grip.
Miss Ella t‘onning of Pear-Tree
Point visited with friends in Brook-
lvn this Week.
Paul Williams has returned from a
\isit in New York where he sew the
tiful home, on Seaview avenue. yester- ed.
day alternoon charmingly entertained
members and friends of the East Nor-
walll improvement Association. The TMBportation Company. is spending
house was most attractively decorated “19 day in Derby and Shelton, in the
with ferns and potted plants. The a!- interests of the transportation com
fair was a great success. There was WY. W110 Dill! to establish ll freight
a large attendance, and at 14 tables line between those two cities and New.
bridge whis), euclire and pinocllle were York. The scheme meets with the tip-i
proval of the Derby-Shelton Board of“
Played.
Mrs. Quittuer was a delightful hoa~ Trade The leBliOfl company
teas and her hospitality could scarce- have considerable dock property in
ly be excelled. Following cards, an Shelton. which will be utilized to ad-
enioyable social time was enjoyed, vantage.
during which coffee, cake and bun-bone
were served. One of the many sur-
w—i
Dr. Benjamin McKie Rastall, of New
prises in store for the guests was a. York. one of the his men behind Nor,
drawing contest. which Mrs. Quittner WRITE ml Industrial Exhibition. on
had planned Mrs. E. F“ Smith. of Sea- Monday evenlns of next week will
view avenue. was the lucky lady, and Spilllk 111 the quarters of the East Nor
she was reawrued with a handsome walk Yacht Club. on Seavlew lwvnue.
coat hanger. under the auspices of the East
The prize winners were: walk Improvement Association.
Mrs. John Jones, Mrs. Frederick Krista“ is on expert on efficient
Janes. Mrs. Robert Raymond, Mrs. Bovernment and many there will be
McKay, Mrs. Marshall Tolles, “re who will be pleased at this opportu-
James Golden, Mrs. E. M. Foster. Mrs. nity of hearing him. Dr. llaatall is In
Frank Becker. Mrs. Laultscher. or great demand as a speaker before
Bridgeport. Mrs. W. C. 'l‘wombly. Mrs. Boards of Trade and Chambers of
lcRoy Montgomery, Mrs. ll. J. Con Commerce. Several evenings ago he
nell. Mrs. Augustus Magnet- and Mrs. spoke before the Shelton Chamber of
T. Bartley. of Danbury. Commerce, the members of which
The ladies of the improvement As- heard a decidedly interesting and ln
socialion. who assisted Mrs Quittner structive lecture on the “Commission
in entertaining, were: Mrs. Frank Form of Government."
Ferguson, Mrs. R. E. Morrison. Mrs.
Charles 'l‘uombley and Mrs. A. Rus-
Bell.
Mr.
hast evening's pool game, in Hat
11er East Washington street pool and
billiard parlor. was the last of the first
series. and was won from Wilfred D.
Taylor. who was rated 115, by A An-
to the
REV. S. P. FAIRBANKS CAN'T
PREACH,
Quite the unusual occurred at the demon, whose rating was 75.
Thursday night meeting, held in the score of 75-95.
East avenue M. E. Church. The pas. The soon complete follows:
toi, ltev. S. P. Fairbanks. came pro-ITay|0.-._115_
pared to preach. With one of his best: 10 4
sermons securely hid sway somewhere 15—4 11—1
about his person he didn't have ai 23 17
chance; not even a look-in. Rev.’ Fair- 27 27
banks has lately been dealing out 33 29—1
come rather warm material in the: 43 33
way of sermons, and evidently hi ". In-) .13
audience of last evening thought It uni 59—1 43
cafe to leave him an opening. Con- 69 52
sequently. when. after the preliminan 7g ' 57
lee, he threw the meeting open to all 33.4 59_1
comers, he found himself simply 95 66
smothered. The audience rose to the 95 75
occasion and simply peppered him Unemon o! the East Side Munich.
with hot shot testimonies from all p31 station are today busy repairing
quarters. Two or three times it look- the district's lines “a changing trans-'
ed for a moment as though he might formers. The men have been partic-
get a chance to deliver one of his ularly buy for some time past wiring.»
“9““? broadsides. but only 10’ athe houses of several new consumers.
moment: then the bombarding forces}
let out another notch and all hope‘ NW.,.._,.M‘,‘
of hearing that sermon was lost Un-I r’
ticularly to hear Mr. Fairbanks were; ROWA—L‘ I 0N
disappointed. but up to date he stilll
has that particular sermon in his poo
young converts who have but lately. W John Reed is wear-
started. were ill themselves a sermon. ing a brad smile this morning over
One man was heard to say, "it was the arr-inlet edaughter at his home,
attended." However that may be, it
is certain that every minute was 00
cupied. $34.1!“ whist and pinochle party at
Mrs. James Beers, of Beach avenue, next Tuesday evening. All are cor
has returned to her home. on the East dially invited to attend.
Side, after spending several days with
doubtedly some who had come' par-1‘
ket. Some said the testimonies from WWW
the largest class meeting he had everI in Raymond M
headquarters, in Rowayton avenue,
friends and relatives. in Georgetown. .
_. Company have made extensive plans
The “Warner Moore” was. this mom-1 for their supper and dance, this even-
ing. towed to the decks of the St. “18- in celebration of Lincoln's 'Blrth-
~George Paper and Pulp company, up- day. The supper will be served at the
per Norwalk, by the staunch little tug hose horse, from 5 to 3:30 0'60th and
“Addie V, 2d." ,dnnclng will follow.
A peculiar accident happened yes-
terday afternoon to one of the small
work can of the Connecticut Com-
pany. While the car was rounding
“Raymond's Corner." llowayton. it
impel the inch and blockaded traf-
John Roberts, the East Side cop, is
enjoying a brief vacation, a portion of
which is being spent in New York.
Policeman Roberts' beat in East Non
walk. is being taken care of by Officer
holler-t Moor f N l
8.0 upper omk- iu.mmnmddowntncklt0
Innkrweohlymooflngotnpm Pun-unweromroedto
“Muhammm‘tfllmtuntflthear
Gem‘s l‘. Photo. of the A. J. Smithl
Non;
city’
Anderson—75.!
The Reliance Social Club will hold
the‘
The members of Rowayton HoseI
illtUlUl- bunt show. I
Miss Fannie lilcsslel and Miss Anna I
’“liitc of Main strut are home froml
.I visit with fliendsI :ll Waterbury
I
Miss (lortlude Anus and hcr little
lslster are visiting with Mrs. M.
lliunt. formerly of Nurotnn, now of;
New York. I
This evening at the home of Mrs.
W. .llnlellouse. l'rt Ioct mcnuc'
lht' Latins" lid 800‘“) f the. lon-
'.'r\.L'illlUll l"ilutcli “ill moot
t
\‘nlm- of the youths of Newton bud
.lil icobuat on the (lorllam'a yestcr-;
.dny, and it mud good speed in the
breeze. There is good skating tllcrc‘
now.
TIMI
mm to iluiti u
ludiI-s of Ulil'll‘ll :md Norolon
“Kil'nlosa” in the Town
llull ’l‘uvsduv. the 16th inst.. for tile
lwnmlf «If ”it“ "Homo of lilo Aged"
l"‘t‘(.tllll) built. nnd the library. AIL
Illissinll \ill be free \t‘ll' ntlrmt‘ne
.lrrnnstlnenh liuw ln-tn mode. llesidt
lllc \arious booths whore lloulc ntudt
mitt». plus, brmlrl of .lll kinds also
Icundivs. fruits 1-10.. will be found.
\lrs. Wiggs of t! t‘ .iblmgc i‘attll"
is to givo .t Killlltf-il ptlty fol the ill“-
'Iiloll. \‘llltil‘ u luncl uIIllcl-‘l will be
llt‘ll‘l. A dultit) llzl-l.tlilc will be. pic
sltll'tl mcr by Mrs. Norman und .‘lls.
lzcll. A music booth will be a special
‘ftnturo when a gifted pulmlst from
out of town. will ‘1‘] fortunes. Tho
lU‘\llSlIt‘tIlli( and flilnds luv. Ulldldllv
inviud. Mac the sc-ltuul (lliltiren. l)o- .
nations for all inlllos are solicited. The
musical und dramatic cntcrtulnmcnl‘1
lwllicll was to have been given in 01th
(\t‘llllli! has been postponed until (If-I
tor Lnsur liocnhsc of the social all
llll‘ Congregational cllulch (It-curing
the some owning
.\fth a moth trl-ll hold Tuesday:
twning in the Methodist (‘ hulc..h Mrs. .
John litummel was uwurded 3.5. 000'
as lit-.lrt balm for ltt'iull of promise inl
not suit :lguinst ll 1-“. Raymond. The}
jury decided that MI. llavmond was
lilretliov'ubl) guilty. and Judge George
Shcrcr in his charge to the jury, al-
most comlctcd the prisom-l himself.
ll‘llcrn was our 100 in attendance at
lllle trial. and applause and lullghtcrl
ltvore frequent. 'lllc witncsacs for the:
'plaintiff won- hurself. her father.
Imothor and small lItotlim. n younlz
flu-iv who wits jlltcd in the defend-
.inl in tutor of the plaintiff. also the
town clerk and n local minister Fm !
the defendant. hlmstlf appeared. with
fun mcn friends two atltoolelrl
it‘rlonds «If lllt‘ plaintiff :l. \ollng girll
jfrlcud und thc dcfcullant a mother. All .
'0.’ tho tt-sliluony \vus given in an arm I‘
[using llllllllll‘l'. und some local refor—
Icnccs and hits at local characters
luolc .Ipplnudcd. The officers of tho
lcoult \\"“t‘ll Judge ucorgo Shcrcr;
‘ sheriff. Dulld Mather: clerk Jamcsl
iFifth; attorney for the plaintiff. llov.
i.‘. l". Lawson: attorney for the do
fondant. l‘. ll. Fitch.
1' WILLIAM ZEIGLER JR. Ql‘l'l‘fs
l lucmc «lulu.
‘ .\'l2 \\ YI)RK.Fcb.12.-Wlllinmll
ISZ- i': for. jr.. for wars :1 lIllL‘kt'l‘ oil
spend ours in automobile races in this
.v‘nuntll. has quit the racing game
and uttered his cars for sale. Zelglcr's
.lvnsnn for withdrawing is that ever
Isincv he has been in the sport he has
m-lor had n bit of luck. and thinks it
.llltnlll time some one else took it
chance. 1
Among chgicr's possessions are :l ‘
pair of Sllnhcnms that are rated a-
imong the best care. in the country.
lioth. however, have been sailing un-
der n hoodoo. Pirls. Marquis. when
leading the 1914 Vanderbilt race, at
EST miles an hour hit the ditch. then
[(hassugne merlurned in the 1914 in-
Idianapolis 500- mile contest. and final-l
l1y. Grunt. when well up in the last
Irace at Corona. caught fire and had to
leave the course. :
i Such a series of reverses was eta—ls
ough to discourage almost anyone l
inasmuch as the cars. however. are
in pnctlcallv as good shape 115 when
they started. and moreover are elig-
Iiltle for the 191.". lndlnnnpolls event
lb) virtue of the fact that their pl.c
ion displacement is only 273 cubi
inches, it is thought Zeigler will hn‘
no trouble in disposing of them.
(‘HK‘KEX 'I'IIIEVES BI'RN' DI
Bl‘ll" BARN.
D.-\.\'I‘ll'RY. Feb. I" “That ('li
thieves caused the fire which d-
ed the small horn of Frank M
hey. located in the milskirts
i:.lty curly this morning. is th
of Mr. Mdi‘lotike). Two (or
ued ut 8600. were burned
building together with harm
‘ reels.
written _ _ ,I,.. \lavr. lblll'hltinilI
‘St. (.m I, . W” of llt‘ullil. 'l‘llcy.
Miss Iicrtrudc Nichols is ill with have f, I. -. ,lr‘ rt‘llii‘d). composed
mm of hen ..I. ;. _:.1.. oils from l‘rancc,.
Mrs. Hugh (mum Is spending scv- ll“ l'--’" ‘ m ”m“ ““k “‘9
crul days with friends and relatives lIealI‘I
in New York. \l.‘ 5 .5‘ "Hill Ilzdlgvslmu. gases
on . . ... . l.l‘lillil:. >lll‘llfi, torplll
h'l‘hc Dun-lest; & Davenport (‘0. has livI .. ...n and all Ill» mm of
t c (‘ttnll'uf'i or plusterlng on the
. -.. 'l'3llillll l> . ‘
‘thrron residcm‘e. St. John Place. a ‘ ‘ ' 1 ‘. “ to n ”N", H,
p-‘ , ml here" .\l;lvrs “on
~80 cents buys $1.00 worth at the I‘ l5 5"” ".I' Midi“:
Sterling Furullure Co's sale. Wash v ~ ”>“"“"""" “”h ”w ”0‘“
mgton street. South {\orwalk. “"d'n‘ “W "“"I ”0””
. , . . mini \\lll10'll t]llv'~‘ll0ll of
'f'lu- rcaular llleoillifz of tho W... t ’ I ’1 "\l': Imitb “”5 N gill“
tuiln's lit-lief I‘orps will he llt'ld ll ,. l .. -. " “W‘lil‘ll‘m-
' “" sud Itl ' \lnn “nuts 1m fl it“! Ii iglli
I Ht‘ltlrld.
, r' "p on lrl, l.‘ ill‘nlrtht’l
\ ES FPORI ..-.I I I - on it-lftlud lights _\-.~'.t:r»Ij
‘ ‘ m ~ l‘.llllt'l .l Dillar- ap-
‘ ..\ltl I! (v: ltSlurilllnn. Ho"
_ >.-u.tttz Salmon of
The Nelghborhm ‘I‘I Im' I“:.II In: ' " 1.”- “T" {shy 'wl ‘H. sent
cnioy the :Iftcrnnf' 'l‘ lulu. ..\ t,- “hum: ”III; II ...«InkIlIII 35;“:
guests of Mrs. ..\~: litlllI "'lu 'r‘ “" “““'I ”r r2. 4:3“ of ill:
.llusloss will clltcl '1 in th. .. -.!I ' ‘ '“ .“tk‘ixn': K T3”)? vt‘ rd wok}
ium of the Fall! .l.l ..._. In 9:... ‘- "’-‘ L""“‘“°““““ “' " W
street .and the m 1'». .-.~ .ill- or. ;,;' " “4“
ing on anoyubi I-slm. , _._ _ _ -‘ ‘
The Junior ch I In. sum.
school gave it .uwl ulna .~
gymnasium otI « .huul lust .\. ”Buss ExB'TE '0”.
In the form t: «mm. H is m:
duncc. . A ng all: (1.” iii . r. “DIETS, “8E SILTS
had been is! lit illlllil-IZ l‘: '
class having .ulm v-r l“ ' f Your Back Hurts or Bladder 80th-
f‘rlenda to u . \ mm v...m;.. r n
r rink Lots of Water.
varied and . ....t..,.,.. w. e 8. 0
field. i -1l‘t-\‘Ill‘.'._ ’.\t .__———-
‘ ’ ' or
served tu' . W... ~._, . .. \\ hen vour kidneys hurt and 30
evening. . n L .i ii feels sore dont get scared and
”‘00" m” ~ pmwd to load your stomACh with s'
MAIA‘YN AllBl't'Klrl-l AGAIN.
The appearance in Norwalk in IQ
tlon plcturcs some weeks ago of a].
lt-yn Arbuckle in “the County (Lair-
;tnan" was one of the most lllfising
éprt—sentatious to Norwalk mu on pic-
:ture lovers this season. Ami hie is
.a comedian and in deplI-mu char-
‘ucler he has won great so u .IIs an
artist. in his new play ".lt ~ .\‘; |.:lugil-'
fing Matter" which .iplenm uduv
V lonh at Pleasant lloul and luck
lwmz‘sd Hall 119 uluals Us ”wuss in
:the “County Chairman T'lH > flu-
PLEASANT HOUR-
LOCKWOOD'S HALLI'I'T‘I“ “lllCll is one of 1m l II Illinum
refuses is in flvt part I Ii mm In:
PARAMOUNT FEATURES Icountcd on as first I ll 'IIIIIlnin
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY? meni. 0n \londln nut * '“l' Wimp-
TODAY ONLY: lin now with the [©va (Irlllpany
will appear in a tWI II“ I'olm-dy
”ills New Job.“ Tim 9 sun.”- Com-1
I‘Vlll for vom—
Ipany has a record all l'—
il‘itnl‘llo llllll
nlcdy successes and til-
Malcyn Arbuckle
The hit of “The County Chairman.
pictures turned out " ”ll-5‘ ”l‘gllni-I -
appears in the leading role. lumen of Ema”. “I” ., ..;,......d Wm] -
lt‘ haplin leading ”WI . «>1 5“ M iv cwd'
“S, No “min“ mner for in the past by '4‘ W"- Ilhlvligh
5 P G 5 Ktystnn “leases I" I‘ m “is *0-
ART I(out? twll known 1 ‘1 ‘ ":SMllill' lIIc-
tules uhicli furni II ‘Iik’gvr livid ol'
MONDAY: wolk he promisc- l "“ “it'll hwilt-r.
Our old friend, CHOLLY CHAPLIN,‘
“ills New J
ills first Essaney comedy in
POXCE DE LEON FAILED;
lllS PRIZE l8 FOUNDI
twoj
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ww.~ ,- AIM
NLW
CANAAN This...
.n—u-n - a. bowel alml
. Ponce (191...“
tseam-lied “nun-I:
.I {lda for the I“ 1‘
. ftbe lndianr . W. .. Illld rostorc pou‘el'I
(i ‘and make mung. He did not;
.. chromi- Intestinal,
«a; it‘ll slitt‘elers have
next Wednesday. :1 ..
\II \|\\ Hill I)" It)\.
Raymond's allil.
3 p. m.
in ill‘lltl righting in
l“ .. mo wars ngo Ilfid was
SAUGATUCK
s-v til-I'll thtkt‘, in fnxtlr of
m... Morehnlrw ..f Slruiv
fy25t70 Off
I,- daring explorer.I
.. swamps of l-‘lor
an of Youth. which ‘
e of TllllNiiS and LETTERS Goons
”v m and 25% on
save Dollars
llIItii Main 51., Brillgcpurt, (bun.
. sivnssmuv
‘ GOOD’S DELIVERED FREE.
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Sflll Grealer Reductions
(in Balance of our Fire Damaged Stock.
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Few Bargains Left Better Call
and Look, Them Over.
Monday Nighl Will Positively Be the
Last Opportunity.
Norwallll l‘urnifure House
14.16 Wall 311.. Tel. 44. Norwalk
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Merrill College
South Norwallt. Stamford. Port Cheater.
BURT’S
Cantilever... 5"“5
For FALLEN
ARCHES
One of the famous Burl
family of lligh class
shoes for women
ASK Tl) ssr rum
Conneally & Bracken
'lun ll.» said that but for
W>vMIW~. P.-
. nil‘ It ‘I rt-lllii‘lt‘r who
linnuol ..I‘ It» .. . . m.
MT" Benjamin llmi it "scoop stort' the
town. will entertain it l mini -l \\..il.‘: m \It ll.l\c gone for
friend” at ll. ”Hag" party 4 3“ I'l‘ ’ l l: -:‘ Shiit- Srilnlur I‘yzirrtv‘ l'nd-
ill her home. next Honda. iltr il.I . n . .3. ;.. for Milan (Hill Stu-l the
Tim Lucille dnnclnx ( . ~ . "-I-II 'w‘l “I“ «”7 '“mi'lnr—V
rcccption in the lI‘ahln I; i: inc "I ‘ "l "'1" "m" ”9 ha" “I"
elenlng at which fht‘lt' I » I rtwl » ‘ ‘iiii'lw‘ll‘ "’ ”1“ 14‘“
allelidam‘eof tnombtr~ III! fluids I‘ll" "1 Gimme Wilson of
to enjoy the session rm x’wr-l. \t‘l“. 1., lIriMIll for from L!
with for t-lnlwzzirmg-ni. was
”80 cents buys 31‘” “Hr!“ :ll “2" - 2.3 W; mil . mixezzlul large sums
(Sterling Furniture C ‘ <:IlI‘. \\'.lsll ,.. .l -i;..~t lelllmn)’. if. has served
leading tl other,
\‘t'estpon
‘Il n .lui I> mnv
ington street. south . r .\ llk . -
Our
February Furniture Sale
(liters You a
Savingoim-iifonpcrceuiiess
finial-Hermetic.
This is the largest and best February Saic that
“1' have ever prepared. Every single ltenrofl'er-
ed is priced way below regular price and the
assortment is so complete and the showing 50
varied that we can suit 1: 'en pocketbook with
furniture for every room in the house
A. J. Collins Company,
FUNERAL DiRECTORS AND “BAT-45m
NORTH MAIN mEET. NUTH NORWALK
Killhf‘l'l" of drugs that excite the kidneys
i131
gill‘kiii \ .L 7' 3nd Irritate the entire urinary tractn
““0 l. .. I , Kev-p sour kidneys clean like you
week‘ "' .I sr-ep your bowels clean. by flushing
Hons {Eleni with it mild. harmless salts
~h-‘“ whim removes the body’s urinous
waste and stimulates them to their
l-St Berflgrd & C0 normal activity. The {auction of the
kidnegs is to filter the blood. in 24
{V II. .ilIlI.IIII\. ml l";‘.‘.iI~I:t-r:;; In; w soars they strain from it 500 grains
l'lltIMl‘T Ltmii'...‘ m ' of Mid and waste. so we can readily
QW‘H'M‘ t‘onn. understand the vital importance of
T“l~ “mum-lion. keeping the kidneys active.
Drink lots of waterwyou can‘t drink
:M6“m“ too much; also get from any pharma‘
Fist about four ounces of Jud Salts:
lake 3 tablespooniul in a glass of
Wa'er before breakfast each morning
';r a few days and your kidneys will
This famous salts is made
§DHINK HUT TEA
Encouwwa no”, 3
. I" fill“
m glcgfoCI-II' l l: m: "0m he ma of grapes and lemon
1 " ll 1: U
":8" Br! '11! T ‘ ‘t' at“ .2 combined ‘llh "ch“ 33‘ h“
J. an n 'allt -. : M...“ uyd for "Mfr-10” ‘0 clean
p." a cult l boil it. . .M stimulate tloxl’d W339": “50 m
R. ”up I‘I mung“ l ‘
an a will Ml at .1. .' "‘ nesufuliln the and: in urine so it on
W" mun Is a source of irritation. tho-.1
”I.“ “""i “I In. -
.1“ I“ “3.311? ml lt . 1.. . audits! bladder ‘MKW. .
r..... 1.4 Salt; is humor"; will“! W
(W. I.
W“ 'lmo b
th- ffiuUJ,‘ mm . “may“ wastrel".
Ta.
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Saturday SPECIALS at
ANDREW DAVEY’S
90 Washington st. South. Norwalk.
IE3? Peas“ 12c value, tau; 7C
2735:: Milk :af‘i’ f" 10c
Matches "9" 7° 5C
Carolina Rice 3 M '0' 17¢
Swims-helm . . . , iii-2:5.
WW . . . . - lit]!
mullahs-Ten . . . . than
Mfr-6......3Iahrik
Phone It to.
-m A
Iron C'I'Igroumn to, J. Hill, w. tool: Several chicken- or 3 ,
5!. Do! our Jd Atton.., and the suspicion h “It .fl ":Irll‘cIlIIImttnrety tub mutate: drink which um
Taylor. , , thieves entered the piece 9' am "‘ law-lid wt! I" “d l”. " in.
____ ,mralld them T. w ”MEL WI"? m“..m.gcmaudulift by
smooth“ time. which Iulnoot two! ’9'- II II- WI“! ‘00 I) a. m. rm u a. am “no.
4“" “K "'4’“ an we. my other: of the do- . . - ‘ a mm rm“ for inner... u; no 4.... m .m nun-m
V,rodovorymynintu thmuflnmdwhvommm “that my” ‘NmmdmmM-‘é
Mon. Pita-0mm.
«mu. “monumental-mm
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