M Beers, of Beach avenue, is via-
Alan with friends in Long island.
ILlamas-row will be the 17th anniver-b
,3?) “Santa Maria," this morning,
will from the Ferris Coal Company
“It for New York city
Tm sadnu.l.noamam,010s-
m avenue, are visiting with friends
Tom" Jersey. where they will spend
h. We.
Lflov. '8. P. Ralrbsniu. this evening.
a. ciate at the regular weekly
. meeting of the East Avenue 11.
In. Everett lowndes, of New Jerb
L, Mt visit with Mr. and Mrs. How-
as! Luwndes. of Seavisw avenue.
VV ’ Ills Finch Brothers. Lester and Har-
lalo.‘ .mdLBartley sum. of the Tull-cl
aw... are enjoying a trip up the
'3 _ Mn River, stopping at Poughkeep—
L sole. West Point and Albany.
Among the local G. A. R. veterans“
‘ who attended the 13th Regiments
.V ml! outing, yesterday, at Savin Rock.
~ flew “Haven, was Alonzo Wheeler. of
"Iowan street a prominent member of
”I. unions old Connecticut Civil war
regiment.
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l‘he entertainment given‘last even-
dog on the Rowan street lot by the _
members of the Sasqua Circle of Camp
Fine girls was a very pleasant and in-
investing one Miss Marlon Ullomme-‘
.m. tiles n, in charge Various lirticlen
" AM and the singing of all the
m. and their‘tdecidedly clever drui-
it. proved splendid features An in-
”looting portion of the program \LvLas
no drill wherein the girls marched in
snafu-m of letters; spelling Lout certain-
words
show:- 3' «2": '—" e ”‘5;
Mrs. fiery Themes has rcovered
ham a slight illness.
m of the sol-redder of Manila, in the her vacation Monday.
finial» American war. ‘
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goodtbings to eat fbund ready pur-i‘
: IOWAJYN'l'ON l
4 -R—"""""""" z i The Noroton River is higher at pre-
. sent tliat it has been during the month “on repaired by the board 0! select-
llawayton avenue. Miss Ellen James.
1of the office of the Southern New Eng-
land Telephone Company, of South
Norwalk. began her second week of
The local organisation of Boy Scouts
|accompenied by Rev. Edgar 8. Jack-
pacts, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
Church left this week for their anausl
,two weeks of camp life at Cold Spring
Harbor. Long island. Capt. Grant B.
Rackett took the scouts liver. The
the pervice of any. leaflet? 01' color
a central bureau ed legerence and in-
formation, and supports an move
asd‘traveliug' marry, who is at.
munity in need of advice. Miss Cran-
day’s talk was followed by an alu~
minum demonstration by M“ Butler
Blanchard, T. Harris and Roy R.
Wheeler. representatives of the Wear-
Ever Cooking Utensils (70., who gave
a similar demonstration recently at
the Methodist Aid Society‘s meeting
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SAUGATUCK ‘
'L'Du-f‘h ,
W. N. Evans and family of Hartford
town.
boys are anticipating the timeof their
life, and expect to make this bit of!
camp life remembered for years
come.
of their outing that the rummage and
ice cream and cake sale was held last
iweek.
to
0n next Saturday afternoon at i
'3": i“ "“1““ to Lhe’ home after a o’clock at the home of Dr. and Mrs. 1
[William H. Thomas. on the Wilson
iPoInt road. Mrs, Anne P. L. Field. the
well known writer will speak inform-
ally on the Welfare league, which is
such a power for good among the con
victs at Sing Sing and Auburn. Mrs.
it was to defray the erpensesi
The Masaanovieh house on Wright
setre t, has been sold to Melville W.
'Kane of New York.
M -
' John Boland, a former resident. reg-
listered at the Westport Hotel yesten
day and renewed many old acquaint-
{ancea
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More than a dozen “kids” around the
Lcenter enjoyed a "joy ride" in a five
passenger touring ear Tuesday or the
guests of a well known resident.
The Holy Name baseball team has
will make a permanent residence in ‘
in people engaged Lia the actual work ltime with his sister. lbs. Bassett in nee. is convalescisg (run a bad nttgdk
. of public health nursing. it maintains
Newtown. ’ i
”of souls residence a Norfleld is]
washout: Painted bi (Jo-imam
Thomas-Wilson, ,.
Hrs. Loomls ls. Gould,L of Godfrey
street. who has been. seriously ill for
three Weeks, is report? as improv
lug. ‘ ‘
flow-*9
week's visit in Brooklyn and Gooey
island- - ' ’-
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Hrs. chrath and Lchild have return
ed to Bridgeport after several day:
visit with her mother, Hrs. John Cole
of Nordeld.
Hrs. Arthur Bradley, who has been
i,llforovsriwowesks atherhoms
on Prospect street, is now about the
house again.
The tool: of Boy Scouts which has
been encampad at Valley Forge. hll
left town for their homes in South-
Mr. and Ira. Adolph Horn .llnd Hiselofliee, enjoyed a day of! from her du-
Susie Fanlhaber have returned from a L ties Monday, which was quietly spent
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of} malaria:
Miss Dorothy Boles entertained .a
score of friends at her borne onF-asi
avenue. Monday evening. L
F. H Green, and fondly are enjoying
themselves '31 theirL'summer cottage,
"anomalies," Fairdeld Beach.
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Miss Annie Ciowe, clerk in the post
albums. .
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Mrs. James A. Burchenal, of Phiisv
dolphin, is spending several days with
her sister, Hrs. D. R. Merritt, South
Main, street.
C If. Griebel and family are spend-
,ing the week at the home of Mrs.
,Griebsl’s meats, Kr and lfrs. Middle-
brook. in Wilton.
porous AMUSEMENTS
WWI)!
The For him company today pro
'k
port and Greenfield.
.Friendaare pleased to see Orlando
Andrews, of Hillside street, able who
about again, after his recent severe
illness with pneumonia.
Hrs. DeWitt Gray and children have
returned to Straiford after a two
weeks' visl‘t with lfr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Osborn. at valley Forge.
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Charles 0. Perry of Valley Forge,
who lately purchased the autism
Arranged for a game with the Lock»
store property, at Reddiug Ridge, has
Field is thoroughly conversant with wood A 0 team 91 Nonalk Tumstarted an auto delivery route through
the workings of the league and has re- game will be placed Sunday at the town
cently published a book, ”The Story
of Canada Blackie,” which has proved
most interesting And the fact that
the information that it contains is ab-
Kernstslk field.
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‘ Unclaimed letters addressed to the
following are held at the Weslwrt posl
I Hrs. Flatt Bears 3111 granddaughter.
lies Mabel Momma. of East Nor
lwalk, have been in town as guests of
solulely true adds much to the “tug odlce: Miss Kathleen Seeking. llra‘llrs. Abbie J. Williams and Mrs. Eu-
of the storyffV .
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A couple of Armenian missionaries
werelln town yesterday, solicitingL
aid for an Armenian orphan as lulu.‘
L» bliss Laura Standing of Derby ave
line has unexpectedly returned home.
from her vacation on account of lll‘V‘
magi
of August since most of the old‘tlm-
ers can remember.
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1 'Alfred Butterey of Maple avenue,
$3, 1
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Frances S. Smith, Miss Grace cote.
Miss A Fluency and Mrs. Wilfred Gig
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"Zack” Miller, an owner of the 101
Ranch Wild West Show, left the Hoar;
ElPaso, Tax. The Hoakunr farm. part
Let the Goliatly farm. is used as the
ishow s eastern headquarters and scores ‘ L
of bronchus are kept' at the place
EwaLeorge Hooker, in charge of the broth .
,iLchoB, will arrive with another shipme
from Texas within a few days.
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The non- arrival of a shipment oi
trap rock and crushed stone use caus-
ed a halt on the State street hill paw
ing. The bad spots in Riverside ave
nue were repaired yesterday, under the
direction of the state highway commis-
eloner' s oill‘ce. Lincoln street, which is
being used by state road tradlc. has
men. The road was badly damaged by
the recent heavy rains.
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N A crowd equally as large as that
ll‘rancls Huyler. of Rowayton “8- who works in the Yale & Tone m which attended the last concert in
and. quietly celebrated his seventeenth
birthday Tuesday.
Charles Tuttle, of Bowayton, has re-
unfilled his position with Steve Wood,
‘L the blacksmith in Dariell.
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= Captain and Mrs J. H H. Coates
, Linn been entertaining ‘Mr and Mrs.
LIlksLLynch and daughter Grace, of
nroonlyn.
Joseph R. Taylor, who has been ill
L10: some time, resumed his duties
with the Borden Milk Company, in
Mill Norwalk, this week.
bliss May Savage, who has
L' Stem. Norwalk.
lit and Mrs. Earle Thomas have
LrleLtIl'ned from a trip to Preston, Conn...
were Lthey visited Mrs. Themes'
llumber, Dr. Stevens, formerly of this
It.“ and Mrs. Charles Blue,
kclty, who are spending the sum-
seer in the house of Miss Lillian Ham-
filial, on McKinley place, entertained
‘ do from the city this week.
Edmund Van Buren.o of Tokeneke,
was arrested, Monday night, by Con~
staphé‘sat‘es roe having no headlight
his motorcycle and for not having
registration certificate nor an oper-
license. He paid the usual line
V and 008725
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L‘ L me being received from Mrs.
homes and Miss Rutli D.
who are returning by way of
oana‘dlan Heckles from the es-
The ladies speak of the won-
”italic” and of their still more
Vl trip.
tenographer or
tory, had the middle finger of his left
hand out off yesterday afternoon, in
a milling machine. Dr. Harrison. the
shop doctor, treated him.
3. Grand Juror W. H. Willmott has
received notice to the effect that Dar-
ien people who reside along the wa-
ter-front will not tolerate the noiseL of
motor boats running wide open. with
their exhausts barking and their muf-
flers open. Willmott warns all offend-
ers that, if the law is broken, and he
can get evidence, the offenders will
be prosecuted.
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The following juryme’n were drawn
Bearse, Thomas P. Cave, George H.
Dance. Hiram H. Draper. William LT-
Dngdale, Linus H. FalrclLlilLd, Samuel
Grumman, Frederick H. Hart; Walter
C. Humbert. Washington 8. Lowndes,
William J. Reid, Edward 53. Robinson,
Clarence E. Scoileld. Louis Simdn,
motord Smith, George H. Stark, Jas.
George H. Williamson, William H
Willmott and John N Worth. ’
-, The Woman’s Civic league held its
monthly business meeting V yesterday
afternoon in the CenteerSchool build-
ing. Ilt was followed by a short“-
dress by Miss Ella P. Cmndall, exec-
utive secretary of the National 0r-
ganiatlon for PublicHea‘lth Nursing.
Miss Crandall spoke of the devoluti-
meat and work of the institution, stat-
ing that from ; private enterprise it
has grown to be one submitted by
cities, counties and in some cases,
1
States. The purpose of tile organism;
tion is to further.- the idea of public
health nursing instead. of district ~
nursing. and to especially emphasize
nurses to be general undies, and to
do away with specialising. in this $1-
fort. it furnishes them ill specific
information »‘
Hotel Square, enjoyed the Coast Artil~
lery Corps band concert Tuesday even
ing. Vocal solos were sung by Loren
Delbridge, Miss Ida Hedger and lobes-
ter Van Slycke and each responded to
several encores during the concert;
Another concert will be given in two
weeks. It is estimated that more than
100 automobiles were lined arm the
streets and Constable Sturgcs hau
through traffic regulated to a nicely.
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Bids and proposals for the proposed
State Street bridge were received and
opened by the state highway commis-
sioner Tuesday and it is expected that
the work of razlng the old structure
. been from the town of Dorian for the will begin in about ten days. Through
;mjoying~ a two week's vaca ion, has county courts Darius M. Allen, TheoL.’ a misunderstanding it has been stated
unturned to her duties in t e Boston W. Austin, Elbert C. Bates, George FL. the work was to have been started
Tuesday and the bids were received on
August 1. Commissioner Bennett will
reported to the local bridge committee
yesterday. A temporary footpath. will
gene Beers, of the East Side.
N lire. John Mort‘ons' horse was tarsal
so seriously ill while she was drivingL
to Dsnbury. on Holiday. that she was
forced to leave it in charge] of a but“
l um farm Monday on a business trip W bury veterinary “d return home 13’ Ldiscovered a peculiar twist in the poo
‘auibmobile. '
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P. s Dswlese spent Saturday in
New York on business.
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Mr.~ and Hrs. Lucius Griggs feel
very proud of their new baby boy.
C. E. Dartt is now the owner of a
new live-passenger touring car.
George F. Bet-tine and family are en-
joying a month or so at Hickory Bluff
Mrs. George McKendrick, of New
Haven, called on relatives in town"
Monday. ‘
William Weed has resigned his posi-
tion as chauffeur for the Red Star
lino '
was taken to the Nor-walk Hospital'
this week.
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R. M. Fyfe is now the owner of n
ed this week.
Scott. on West road.
be built while the bridge roadway ““lisrlemealley, N Y.
being torn down Tradic will be de-i
toured along Riverside avenue and
Main street by way of the King street
of New H stevsns. Andrew S Waterbilry. bridge According to the advertised
proposal the‘bridge will be. ready for .
al
.trnillc by New Yéar' s day.
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port.
David Willie's haLLVs returned
Bridgeport after several days‘ visit in
town. _L‘
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MVLVrs. lit. Q. Till-nay and Hrs.
Fitch spent. the day,_ Tuesday, in an.
ding
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Mrs. W. H. Robinsom and}: sister, in
Mrs. Wilcox. spent yesterdily in West—
. to;
ten Point, Tuesday
days last week with Mrs. P.
, O'Neil, at the Channel! estate.
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intro ,of East avenue.
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avenue. entertained friends from Am-
herst, N J.. on Tuesday. L '
Hrs. LCsrLl B. Raymond and Miss El
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.L; which might otherwise lia've made‘its
{way lhto‘Uu'cieBam’s' treasury: .
William Smith of the my: raml
Mrs. P Mae Smith“ visited several
H.
Miss Nora Seeley, of Walton, N. Y.,
yes the weekend guest of bliss Annie
Miss Lucretia Benton. of Ral’rlfli
ale Wheeler, of Hoyt street, were
; guests of friends as animate Hench,
“.‘Bnndav
sent: an excellent feature photoplsy
fat Pleasant Hour and Lockwood's Hall. .
lthe presentation being the five-part at-
traction ”Wormwood" in which all
parts are taken by an all star cast.
The For company has come to be we
ognised as one of the leading film pro
duclng companies, inchlding in its list
of noted players such stars Les William
Furnum, ”Bessie Barrisacle and Betty
Nansen. Today' a feature, played by a
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Lib. mandatSoIIthol-walk npto
halal. ’
rail Hinds“ LINE it) run
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St.) svdvrday mum, atxp
mm, received atllorwaikopto
Boone F. Posh, Sunni Agent
TH! will!“ J. SIiTII TWO
PMTATION,LI~I. M‘-
HEADQUARTERS FOR GAS
RANGES, 011.60 to Igloo.
Sell Lighting Burners. See
our stock before buying.
Gasliot Water Heaters .. true
Eddy Refrigerant; :
JonesblHoichkissL
Lselected cast. will please Norwalkers
‘as well as any that‘has ever been!
shown here. The Friday play for this‘,
week is one of unusual high clasml
being a Paramount release, “The Run-
ning Fight.” One of the most noted
stars of the companies producing for!
the Paramount Prom-i will he starred}
in this htest feature“ For Saturday;
there will be a Broadway feature play'
and other reels The “Who Pays?’ '
iseries conthm'es Monday.
Widsawaka etanograpilar Discovers
i “ ‘ Way to Save Money. .
Astenographer of this city yesterday
PSCULIAR POSTAL RATES.
lVVial rates which is not generally known,
and she also with a womLan’ s ingenuity
found a‘ way at saving some money
Stationery and printed matter when
.under four pounds in weight comes
under the third class nie.«‘ fiWben‘Iover
' {our pounds in weight it comes under
the third class weight which requires
that; stamps to the value of twenty-
seven cents be affixed. if It had weigh
ed 'exactly four pounds it could have
been sent’ under the fourth class rate
which is seven cents to tile lirst none.
i "l'll beat that rule," said thé stem
Ingrapber, and she went to the waste
paper basket in the postoiilce lobby
and from there extracted a piece or
twine weighing over an ounce which
she wound around the parcel. The
Lpackage then weighed the required
four pounds and she took it to thb
{stamp window and mailed it as fourth.
‘_class matter for seven cents, thereby
depriving Uncle Sam by this simple
Loperatiou of twenty cents which he
:might otherwise have collected.
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iraosare looses DlSGUSS new
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dress on Features of inheritance
,. Tax.
Probate judges from all over thei
’state, as well as ex-Judges of probate}
Warren tourlfig Calf thVNCh he Dumhfls- gathered Wadnesday tor the annual
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Deputy Tax Commiaioner LGiveLa Ad-
17 Wall St Norwalk. Conn ,
Be Sure Its A PIE
FRIESBIE’S ' "
Made in the Clesnest Plant.
And from the best fresh fruits
obtainable.
Ask Your Grocer for Them
Initiation them at your res-
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Good Job Printing
ILII vapor. leaf Work. “It PM
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Agent for TRUMBULL CAR 4
11 Hartford Place. Tel. 3941-
C. V. CRAW GARAGE
CARS FOR HIRE.
at reasonable terms inquire of
* For Rent:
New Oécnpied by the United.
Electric Light and Water Co.V
Enquire
Clifford Hotel
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Storage
4,000 Squaré' reel.-
if you are seeking storage room
Norwalk 'g'Sie‘amboat‘
line
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Tree Work of
All Kinds
- =1 . . , natal
_ cons.
Klimt? rvrswarrs’se‘ ,-’- T. c.
qmitb'. ”Unsarwooo.
' Remington. all other
makes. sold. rented.
W Rentals. :8 .
per month. lfacbinss
sold at 85 per month.
JAG. DONNILLY..
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Pyorrllea Alveolarls
or what is known as Rigg’s Dis-
ease, is exceedingly common. it
is marked by inflammation and
tenderness, and a gradual reces-
sion of the gums from the teeth.
ed. occurring in the mouth, than
this-4nconrnging the growth of
pusproduclng germs and discharg-V
ing its purulent matter with every
act of masticathn.
' Prompt attention to this dis-
tressing condition is imperative.
not only to relieve those teeth al-
ready affected, but to prevent its
spread to other parts of the
mouth.‘
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outing and mid-summer meeting (if too
Connecticut Probate Assembly held at
.T. Stall. of Brooklyn, WAS a WGGk'gMomaguin. The new inheritance taxI'
end guest Of Mr 311d Mrs. MEG law which just became operative was
:discussed and‘nn attempt minds to ar-
:rive at a uniform system by which not-
James Mahoney enjoyed the weekl' ificaiion could be given the; state treas~
end very pleasantly with friends in Lured when; there was liable‘to be con-
tests on estatese
. The session was addressed by Depu _
Seth 0. Gregory, the local mail can! iy Tax Commissioner Charles W
tier, took in the Grange picnic at Re
Cramer, of Portland, who represents
the state treasurer in the enforcement
of the new law. D. P. Waldo Marvin.
of Hartford presided at the session
which was attended by 50 or -.more
Dinner was served at Suitt’s Mutilati-
L gain house. . .
NENNNNS ESINBHNN
BERVIJN, AugJLI ILL-Nor .91ch than
meaty-foul- communities—«cities or
disrrictsn in meat casesuthroughout
Germany have established «aid users
ciatldna til-film; over the work of re
’LI‘ buildingrand rehabilitating the places
ALE A. Hurdett and family are sdendj
.: ViiLng several weeks at F‘alrileld Bench. ,-
' ‘ sinus of the Russiah‘s. Hitch comin-
. John Hanan has sublet the chaos
in Hunt Prussia that ”were partially
or entirely destroyed by the luv»
Nil NSSNNINNNNN
s‘ Dr. J. l. Mallory
10 South Main St. Bo. Nell-walk
.HOURS: 9 A, M. to 5 P. M.
—Accept all the luck that comes
your ways-but ddl't DHPESND on its
coming! til you‘ at a Job use a Sen
final Want Ad ‘ ‘
Niii PNNNSENHNY fill
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BUDAPEST. Hungary, Aug. 11.—
The Hungarian Hinleter of Justice
has determined upon a little revolu-
lion in legal phraseology for the sake
of honoring men\who have lost their
lives in the war;- He has ordered that
in all legal proceedings and in docu-
ments respecting the estates of—Vsucll
as the deceased" or "the departed}?
woL-Irds must be added insteadzLL“Who
died a hero's, death; for" the Father
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Is it not beautiful in its glistening
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persons they are to Weferred to, not ‘m
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to the British government’s 4 12 per
cent. wan loan. heated
through VSale & Frazer, Ltd,
closed yesterday with a satisfactory}
result The loan was taken up almost
exclusively by British residents.
Japanese
amulmt was not announced.
in Japan
was .
No
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ILtL is wrong to neglect a mild at any 3‘;
limo because it weakens the system
andtlays the sufferer open to attack .V
from other diseases. Wet feet, sudden 1
changes in temperature and sleeping
uncovered at night cause many child. g
,LrenV's colds in summer. Foley's Honey
[and Tar Compound gives. pure and
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