nonnAv. JAN. 3!. ml
At Lane’s
to serve on the lee
Cream, Fruit Flavors:
Strawberry
Banana
Orange
Pineapple
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Lane's Bakery,
51 Wichington
Street.
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James Burns. or FT‘lLkllll avenue,
is now employer!» the Muller Gloria
Millie
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Misses Mae and Katherine Sullivan,
0f l’hmouth tivcitun, have. twen ill
with the grip.
Charles lsra'l has secured a posi-
tion with the Ilor ii-r ’l‘alkiui; Machine
Company, Newark.
Herman Bavl'ri, at West avenue, is
confined to Ilia home with Ill attack
of the grip.
The (lontiocticti' Medical
will meet 'l‘lli‘nlliiy .IIIPIIIOUII at the
Hotel (Iarde, lis'tlor'l.
.\Ol'lt‘I.‘
The Veterinary A‘.~'5()t'lttlltlll oi" (‘oir
net-Iicul will hold llr .tiiiiiial intel-
ing at l0 o'clock 'l‘uesday tiioi-uinv;
the Hotel Gal "e, Hartford.
John McMahon. ol' .\‘orualk, who
lit-rs been piai'is'. :it Ilie "i‘esct-iit 'I‘III‘I
Ire, Staliii'ot".l. is now working
steuotypist Ill Bridgeport
E. Espo-sito has disposed of his bar-
ber shop and equipment to Carmine
D’Anmto. the price, it is reported, be-
ing 8519.
Tonight, at 7:50 o'clock. the I‘iiuip
Fire Girls of the South Norwalk Bap»
tist churchfiwilt meet for regular ex~
cruises in their class room.
The warm weather has krmcked
skating skyhigh. The young people
are now taking to baskctliail and the
movies.
Rev James Solaiidt, tm‘il secretary
of the Connecticut. 'l‘einpt rauce Union.
will speak Friday niaht. following
the annual meeting of the Christian
Industrial :lmag‘ue. of the First III. E.
Church of South Norwalk.
Juseph Miller, of New t‘anaaii. is
improrTing at his home. from injuries
received in an explosion last week at
the Stamford Rolling .\lill rlnnt iii
Springtime, IIis.face and mid were
scorched.
(in nearly all the. liinhnays leading
from this city to neighboring places
automobiles became stalled in the
mud last week. it was ropoitcd yes-
terday afternoon that four cars were
stalled along the detour through
Georgetown, on the Dan'iuryxorwalk
highway. ’Tllt'i slate roads \vere bad-
ly broken up in some places anti heavy
vehicles~ experienced munch difficulty.
Eduard (Tutiningliatit. who had his
right arm broken on the ice in front
of the South Norwalk Library a, few
weeks ago. went to Bridgeport, Sat-
urday afternoon, and underwent ex-
amination by the X-rays at the St.
Vincent's Hospital. It. was found that
the injury is healing satisfactorily.
and that Mr. Cunningham will be able
to use the arm again in a few weeks.
His many friends are pleased to hear
of his improvement.
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—~Don't forget the Prize Waltz Sat-
urday. Jan. 29, Arion Hall. Joll‘y Five
in charge. iI
flute not: common
With Tar
For That Cold of Yours
f. I. IMXTEI. Um
II, David W rllaymond
CONFIDEN CE
The armrest tribute that cm be paid to a firm is to have gained
the iiiipticii confidence of the psople. Reputation must be built upon
the sound basis of square dcalngs. For many years the Leading
.\ierchnnls have catered to the wants of the public in a most sails I
IM'IUK‘) manner Everything sh pped out is oi the tines: quality In
t‘oal, Flour, Hay, ”rain and Bu Idirig Material please the most
fastidious.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
137 Washington St.
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Phone “3-3.
, UNDERTAKER %
i Tel, office. 1069-3; House. 693,
J 27 WASHINGTON sr.
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lbcaitopes
. Sucked Halibut
I Slotted Herring
Salt Cod (No bone)
It sat Ilerrllu
All kinds oi Fresh.
and Canned fish
Rockaway oysters
Long and Round
Clans
Cutbill’s
BRIDGE MARKET
71 North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone rob
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«liaiinci‘ “Home Made? liakery
‘noods are the “real" thing. Taste for
yourself. Raisin bread \l'ed
A. .1 Collins at Company htUc at
inched the. property of .I. W Malachi!
in ‘ltlvarett ntreet. for the sum of 3mm.
the rilde.‘
.iii'litv'] “I
t)\vcii Kindelicii, olic oI
residents of tlic Rot-iii iii“
the city. is critically ill
TONIGHT, BASKETBALL.
t‘hanipions of III? liastr Illue ltib-
lions vs. Norwalk. I'i'cliuiinury name.
Dancing. Armory.
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Mrs. Patrick F‘. .\Ioran. ot‘ .\cadciuy
street. is entertaining her mother,
Mrs. Barron. of Brooklyn. N \'.. for
several days,
William H. V\It'('itl'llly, who in I'll]
ployed by the lireyizr lIaI Company.
ol South .\'orwalk, Is stith‘I‘lnIt from
blood poisoning.
.\Iiss Elva I‘cuiir-y has restiiiied lll'l“
("files as tcaclier in the Franklin
school. having: been absent to attend
the funeral of her uncle, in lteddiniz .
.\lrs. Everett S. liyiiigtort. of ti Hiuh
street, I"Il'>l liistrict, is ll l\\'IIIl pleuro-'
pneumonia. and it under the care ot‘
Mrs. II. It. linuton,
Morris Moltasch and others have
given Charles Iniuteiiberg. of New
\‘ork, a three years lease of the store
at 1:20 \\':i,-hington .\ll't‘t‘l, for Ratio of
year. I
Town Clerk Herbert It. Smith re;
corded only six transfer; of property
last week. The mortgages amounted
to $11,595. 'For the foutiii “Ti-If of
January, 1915, there were nine. tales,
of real estate and mortgages of M"..-
100.
Among I'IOSD mentioned. in the
Fourth district, as candidates for deI-t
egaies to the republican national cou-
tveution is Congressman Hill. It is
secd that the; csn:'.ressniat. is desirous,
of serving on the. committee which
Is-ll draft the will pI’lIlII iii the plat-
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ICONGRESSMAN OAKEY INSPECTSI
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Guest of Editor NOyes~-General
Gate to Attend Hearing.
I \‘VASHINIITON. Jan. 3I.-»~t‘0rt-I
PASSENGER [NGMSmres-smen I’ Ilaiis ()akey and George;
TH Tinkhain. both new minority meat-l
Ibers of the coniiiiiltoe on the histrict‘.
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engines in use on the New Haven road. ‘ 5
With 33 Mikadotype machines nowi ‘ , . . ‘ ,
under construction, the New Ilaven is‘l‘r'd“) d“_“m°“" h) Theodore M'
about to go into the market for .30 Pa Noyes. editoi the “ashington
cific type engines. the biases! thinslmai-fi III in.- Miller's car. Ml'. Noyes,’
yet developed in the railroad line. and v ho ll". old Washingtonl
something new to this section of thc‘ ‘ _ . . I
country. i'osidents and our ol the most public-
Aniiounceineiit was made today that. élilI’IIt-‘tl iiicn III the District of t‘olutn
filmnggltiithljs it: 12:11:15 It’rPI’IIsnEiiiybbm' took this opportunity It) show ”WI
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engines." p I ) ‘uew uieiiibei's oi the committee the,
The .irdereu‘layovu ot the governmental reserra~i
onally conducted tour of the district
of
Hi
Is tillt’
\likado engines,
3 "10mm “K“. “”r" ”I “3“" ““9" h““’,'ion and to t-kplalll to them Its history
by this IIIIIP Iii-lays in iiianulaciurc;
has retarded thc delivery to such an
extent that no“ they are not t‘XpPCIt‘dl
tintil some time in April.
Pacific type engines probably
and the greatest oi Itii present needs]
The .\‘ciiatc has continued the itoln-
inatioiis of liaiitel l“ Firm to be post
. . , “m'tuaster at .It-wett t‘ity, and John F
go into service between .\ew Haven. ‘ _ ,_
and Boston, This would mean rc1 l""‘”"““"’ “1 “ma-“0‘.
building some portion of the road, the. Locks
bridges in particular, and probably in t Ittchaitl p Fromm,“
dicated that the present management 8
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IS contemplating big expenditures to ‘ “'
make these improvements. While the ion Stou- aiitl otlu-rs ol .\OI’WH'I’I, Erir
bridge at New London would IIBI'III)"4>I t‘ .\loise itlltl others of l‘utnam,
bear a Pacific tvpc engine it is likely I - ,. f '
. ' .olin I Irat-i :iid others of I; It‘l‘
that the new bridge there will be tins ‘ . ' I ”I .
lulled almost as soon as the engines, “m- l" l' "WI“ ""d others ”I New
which have not yet been ordered, flainaoii. and III-'J l1 llunce (‘onipativ
Opening of Hell (late bridge \\'(illIiI'
bring an additional demand for pas
si-iiger engines, Ill view til the club.)
'iates to In-
(‘ttliat t‘.~.~ll|illl
has illll‘titlilt't‘tl |lPIIlltlllr~ oi the
of .\IIIIIIII‘IIHIIL .ill laiorinn a tax on
't‘()lltt‘III.- IIt‘ll'i .iii inietvtatc
mail or
rate Pmllilllgt‘ or train.» helm: plaii-"lt‘l' I'H‘HH‘“
mad he 'een Illt‘ I‘ciiusy and the New ('(ingnuuntun [t liaii. (mkm has
Haven. . 1 '
iitiintitii-ml {It'ltlittlls ol IIIt' \\i.liaius
-— i.tiid t‘ailctoii t‘otiipauy of Hartford
and thc IIolIaud .\iauuiacttiruig t‘oui
Iaii) ol \\'iIItiii.iiitic Iaitirim: the Hill
Intestufi- bill .\Iso resolution (it
'.\tluiiiu| IIIIIIII‘ Sci-lion. .\o 4‘1, ot the
lliaitloini .\ziiy I.t'ili.'llt' ol the I'nuctlb
PIIIP SGIIIIIIIIIII SIIIOII
IIIIIIIII “SIIII’IIIIICIIIII”
Urick t‘iu'lsoit. sailor aboard at ‘ , ..
IIll't‘l‘ toasted piIIp schooner I‘riiiii SI.‘ ( "”“"‘ "““m J“"” U 1'15“" “4‘" "”'
imirgc, .\'. II. cuiiit- ashore in this city‘u'iwd
Saturday for the ttrnt time in fortyuvmm.
days and was soon after arrested for
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drunkenness. t ailson, so he Mild, had
been eating stilt herring. and his thirst LI'N’ Witter) HIIHH'.s t‘mmnitti't'. which
was Kiillllrfi‘lllt‘tll lIc has];luiiiudlcrilti'.‘bnaaii today It i~ “Mn-("led that my
mount in It' s orni on a ram :iie -Hml Iii-‘l' . . . . .
.. . , IIIIII‘ to» : “ '-'
iiuc it'llcn Lib-saver liobert .\. (latiior . ‘ . ‘ ' mun" hm I‘m"
i'i~.~i-iicil‘iiilii and locked IIIIII tIp Ito. "M” l -\ "- ”WI ‘tilOllt‘l (‘Ilfll‘lt's
iiise was continued itidcllnitcly by I‘ \II'I‘ahc, Second III'L’IIIIt‘llI, t‘ N"
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.IIItILt (it irgt II .\osltulizli. l, “I” ”I“, “lump
Bartholomew “lute, nl lhkt t‘lI_\', ai'
tested Friday night for assaulting ‘
.\Ii‘s liose Ix'caiina, was lined $s‘ 2?», 'd him-sell to l'olniiel Tilsoti as strouiz
this morning by Judge \‘oshurgh. '1) iii taior oi the I‘odei-ulizmjpn m ”1..
it
vh‘litlt‘s Ill I:t'III of adequate pt‘f‘llitl't’ll
l't‘\‘.\
iiord Irotii Adjutant General
.\I t‘ole that he will attend
National Iluard hearings before
.\tIJtII-‘Illl General t‘olc II;I.\ express-
.liitige \'oshurgli warned- ’l‘lionias . « .
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)ict oy in court this rutfl'nlng that hit ‘ I 1""“1 and m“ "”"MM‘
was well on the road to being come ”’3" ” “”0"" ”l“ """IHIIIWP- Gon-
iiiitteti to IIlt‘ Incbriate's I‘arui filo ital Iole says in part "As to the
(‘tiy ha-‘ been arrested >()lllt' tiller-n
National Guard being chnralizcd, l
H] up Saturday nil-1h! It." t)lliccr Jun” III'Ilt‘\l‘ that is the only solution of.
li‘. lt‘lyun on the same count. Ito Iiat "I" IH'UIIII‘HI. MIHI IN‘I‘SMHIII.‘ HIHI olli
hisncasc ~continued. ’ ‘ cially I III" for ll first. last and all ”It“
ioimis .\Iurpliy. a resident or Math time H l ‘ f, p . , .
lord. aircstcd Saturday night charged _ ’ I H m 'H I" I him" ”I" ""lm‘
with flittixu-iitiin. was rclcaactl undcr '\‘”"’““l “W“! ”I ("'IINW‘II'I‘III is of
a bond of $10, uhich hc l'orcfcltcii by the same opinion."
l'aillm; to appear in thc tlouiitttwn
court this morning.
The case of .\Iiss‘ .\lary Harris.
charged with breach of the peace, was.
briefly heard this mention. and again,
t'JIIlIIIIIt‘tl.
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NORWALK HOSPITAL NOTES."
Screno Jacobs. of \\'i-stport, was
admitted Saturday afternoon.
.\liss Gertrude Dudley. ol‘ Mci'win
W-—
..”0 you lino. .hc “Mm” I” an ~Itt-et. “as discharged Saturday.
oath. madam?“ ' M”. J‘Nm“ “' J"”“”"'~'-“- “I “911W?
"\VCII, I ought 1.), h l‘, , \\.( :c 511‘“ .rtrcet. South .\‘m-“Itlk, “us (“M‘hnl‘fltid‘
moved and my husband has been Saturday. I
laying the caw .. r-I'l'opclta '1')"th Master Howard .\iochler, of Ely ave~
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lune. was discharged Saturday.
.\lrs. .
Ida Perlin. of Newall street,
WM
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"I want it pair oi pants for my sick h Haven, “a“ ‘ldnmmd “"11 (Iii-i"
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IllleIllT‘. exclaimed the woman. “a d ”Nelda"
"What size?" 33de the clerk. . iss Anna Preusser. oi (‘Iil‘f sir-ecu,
“I don't know. but ' think he wears WM disrlmrgpd A‘Pflfl‘lilii ‘
John Bellows, of 3': Washington
Ledger. street. was admitted yesterdav.
“4m
RAILROAD RATES BOSSTED 0N
ovsrens. !
Since Jun. 1 shell oystersin barrels.
or bag in less than carloads are now
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Saturday night. Armory, concert 3
until 9 o'clock. Dancing 9 to 12.
inm to den
ertain
that he will live the day through, even though he is in per-
fect health. And that is a prime reason why you should
make your will today—it is quickly and inexpensively done.
In your Will should be named the executor of your estate.
That the best interests of your beneficiaries be furthered you
should mime one who is not an
ialist in matters of trust. and w
to the state. Talk it over with our officers
THE sourit nonwml TRUST co.
0 is financially responsible
second class, whereas in the past
they were third class. Shipments to
carloads have been advanced from
fourth to third class. the advance hav-
Ing been sanctioned by the Interstate:
Commence Commission. I
Joseph 0. Robbins“. secretary or the
Wholesale Oyster Association of Phil-
adelphia. was in this city during the
week. seeking the cooperation of oy-
ster-men In having the present rate
not back to the old one.
The advance means an Increase of
about 30 per cent. In the transports-i
tlon rate of yosteru shipped as freight. I
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DAVID LAMAR LOSER APPEAL.
WASHINGTON. Jun. (IL—David Ln-
nuir. convicted In the New York led-
ernl courts on charges of Impermt-
In on Mr of the United Stat.
with him to Mn“. lost his loud
to the I.“ Court today. 1‘.
III. who is a spec-
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UP TO DATE
Footwear
A new and attractive 9 inch Black
Kid Lace Boot
$5.00
‘Glover’s
EVENING AT 6:30 UNTIL
FURTHER NOTICE.
Norwnlk
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Are You Looking
for u squaie deal in dentistry? If so
there is no need of further delay
before having your teeth out in
perfect condition. In this office the
work is well done at a moderate
cost, for personal attention is given
every detail; nothing but the best
materials used and the. most ap-
proved methods. Patients receive
courteous treatment and children
meet with every consideration.
Consultation tree. and estimates
cheerfully given.
Dr. J. ll. Mallory
1’s coun- um st. South Nomtte.
Haul-I: I n. m. to l p. or. Sunday-
by appointment only.
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i IllIlnllflIITlollIl-IJNE ' MINTZS
I ALL POINTS
IN
VIRGINIA
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.I. M. layton & Co..lnc.
REAL ESTATE &. INSURANCE.
5 Railroad Ave. South Norwalk
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Special Showing oi
New Dresses
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Formorly known In lrldgopo'ri stein Dyeing d Cleaning Ca
Silk Drool”. Giana. link“- and anc Corinne Cleaned.
Telephone 47». H. LVNGE. Prop. 203 am. at. Iridccr'fl
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Ladies’ BronZe Shoes
Stockings
THE SHOES are of the latest nine inch high cut model the-t
is the last word in stylish footwear. .
THE STOCKINGS are of Silk or Lisle in just the rirht
shade to make effective combination.
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN
South Norwalk. Conn.
81 WASHINGTON STREET
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GERMAMA “Olll and no will rush our trim-Ii
M. FLEURY. PNIN'letor- man right around when some
‘ EUROPEAN PLAN thing like this happens to your
Rooms 50c day. $1.50 week and up “I“ 1’ ’0“?
Railroad Ave. 50. Norwatk PLUMBING
I’ Is defective. antiquated, omen:-
. . _. _ _ . lary or worn out, have on who
Now That You
Have it, What
Are You Going
to do With it?
This refers to the discom-
fort. of abnormal vision. Ex-
change it for the comfort of
suitable glasses at our office.
Complete eye service with
the price of glasses within
your means. Consult our ocu-
Iist about your eyes.
THAMER
Ocullltn. Optometrists. Opticians.
87 Atlantic Square, Stamford, 0%.
Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897.
necessary repairs or install a
new system of
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBING A SPECIALTY
HOIIACE it Misti
10!. 1354.
North Maln St.
The New Science
{DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIL
Chiropractic la the definition of tin
'cause of the disease and the art in
Indiusttnx the can in Z-isense II caused
by n wrench. twist or sprain In the.
Ibacl. Even if done to childhood
‘It createsipinched nerves and pain In
‘Inter life in the different organs and
[mill 4 '
8. Mom In
Chiropractors remove the cause or
disease and pain, health II restored "one;
ithrougb harmonizing the nerve aye .
items in your body. Female trouble: wm m0" Co
‘gtven special attention; also Allrvptnn o .
.ur the spine. You will never regret PAYS
giving the Chiropractor a chance It
help you.
. 15c lb. For Rags
I Notice tiles igns on the wagon and
i also get a duplicate slip from the
dr vcr with our name and «James
Magnetic treatment. men also.
T. Francis. I). C.
I34 Washington St. So. Norwalk. Conn
before selling.
.' Graduate from Palmer School. ch
- 3 ROWAN ST. EAST NORWALK-
PHONE 441
GRAND FAIR
UNCAS TRIBE REDMEN
and the
AMERICAN BAND
FEB. 7-12 (1 WEEK)
Will he opened by the Mayor, who
will be present with all the other
city officials Monday night.
Band t‘oncerts and Dancing every
evening.
Bands and out of town Lodges
" each night
Tues “-Sltllllfm'll; \\'ed.»’ Danbury;
’l‘hurs.—-Bridgeport.
Friday Fraternal Night. .\lost all
; LOOK -
I 1 share profits with you by giving
Iyou the lowest prices on 15 years guar-
janteed tin made into leaders. hand-
made, painted inside, tin roofing.
plumbing and heating.
"Storm Tight" rooting. guaran‘ccd
3 years. 1 ply, $1.40 per roll. 2 ply.
{$1.65 per roll.
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It You Have .
I Any Junk
=56 WatrrEs'INY A'HEGEPLhEI-z'ttostz SELL So Jaflee
l IT TO
5 . Successor to Wm. Eifron.
up Phone 499.
I Helpful Credit 37 Fort Street. East Ntnrwallx.
the other Iodlzes will be present. iThe above words were the cor- , wiHAVT' YOU NEE; W T:
DONT MISS THIS -rect answer to the contest run mils somewhere on our shelves. Out-
ADMISSION 15¢, our last week's Adv. H. W. Vang m“ or
SEASON TICKETS 75c. Wagenen. 51 Bayview Ave.. wins' DRUGS AND MEDmeS
the $1.00- :contain that which is necessary to
‘1‘ Gately & Brennan .. .cure your Ills. ”give you strength and
restore your health.
lllitlilll anus. citric:
42 SOUTH MAIN ST- ' Whether you prescribe tor yawn-rel!
13 Cross at. 13 Woodward Ave., __~_L—‘ .. ;or get ,
'Phonc 1523. South Not-walk, Ct. __,.____-__..-._. I Physician's Prescription
ST’QRAGE AND REPAIRING. FORD {we can fill It, Out compounm do-
WORK A SPECIALTY.
Tires, Tubes and Supplies.
‘ Mice I venture.
Prompt
IEIUILT TYPEWRI‘I’ERl—L C
lnltl. Underwood
Rm». uh 0th
men. Iota. mid
unpaired. Rentals. In
par month. Inchin-
Iold at 35 per month.
0A.. Wilt“?
lama-hummus-
‘flic W “Ill before the
csrenony)-l nut into n bruit.
but I don't wont to overdo It. not
“Guilt-Mullah"
pertinent is in competent bands. and
I‘We use the purest Gm «MAI-chi:
ITltc Norwalli limp Co.
H. A. Mead, Mgr.
n be So. Nemllr, coon.
Be Sure Its A
F RISBIE’S PIE
.Made ‘ in ‘the Cleancst Plant
from the best fresh fruits
obtainable.
In No. Mai
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Insist on them at your its-
tsurants.
For Rent
mum», new
immune.“
I'm-in
Clifford Hotel
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For tip-(04n- unto. Colt
rm It. “WHO.
rum! M and We
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