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Melton. Hotel Block.
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NEW POSTCARDS OF
Rowayton
,' FOUR NEW VIEWS
6 FOR 56
DONNELIIYS
STATIONERYSTORE
16 South Main Street.
Clll NEWS
ILI'IbLIy 1
Van \\.II_IIII
MINS ilorII Barn do.
the» J'lt‘rl oi Mrs i'it‘cii
on, of liayiiew au-iIIII‘I.
(Ii
'l“.v ll‘L’UlHl iiitlivil.l_\ i IIItiII: oi Ibo-l
(-lty IIIIIIIIIil Mill in l id 1v tit-lit i'i ”II
(‘in lull
'l'luII'II \tIIII no ‘IJItIuII'iI Ilil. IIIl
.liI~le;a‘e~ at the l’IIth‘IssttII IttlHt‘il
lion l'i New Haven
.—
l”l".ll.~ 'i'I'iltII, No. iii, \vIli Ilii~ men
in; IniIlI i' tltII adoption (it'flcit't‘ III the
1mm i‘iL' .tl l'ncas 'liibig No It}, i i)
ll M
'l‘lI- injunction pIItIIIIIiIII.~ iII tine
'II'III is Rosenberg linih '|‘li~.IIII'
cast- is being heard today before 'IIIleI
“ebb. ill Ilie Superior I'Uhl‘l, iIIiIlue
.pon
Robert '1'. Burns, oi the S N l.‘ 'i‘
(‘0., left Norwalk, List for
Boston, to attend tlII- ftInIIIIIl Iii
Illa grandtnofiter.
(‘tt‘lllllfl
llass.,
MI» l'IIIIlinII Gilbert.
line operator of lliI'
chance of the Southern New Engiind
Telephone t‘onipany, lli'IIiS
'ft‘llml Io it.IriI-II, an (“ill operator
toll
t’h
former
.‘I'Iirualk
has llt’t‘ll
l'loIItIIII- business was llitllwlti'lt‘tl III
last Itiulii's Icizttlai‘ “I-IIkl) meeting Itl~
(mr iIIoIiIers' Lodge, No. 1o, l. (l. (l.
R. II “it b was lll‘ltl in tl.I- lodigI rooms
In Wall street,
'l‘lIerII “ill be a regular nIIIeIinIz of
I
\‘I'IIlIoIIIII Stranger Lodge, No. 364.
Stilt-I (ii S' llt'orgt‘, 'lil.‘ t-H‘lllllx. ill
the indie rooms in .‘lItiII street. All
III: I. ml (”‘1‘ urged to be present.
A II i'l:liti' iIIIIIIting of Pride of (‘ourt
NIIIIItk, .‘I'o. Bill, C(lliillltlliilliS of the
You‘d. will be held lllih cicnina.
. Rtll‘lllld' lil"'lilt‘SH will t'Oliit‘ ltIIfoI'IItlIe
meeting.
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L‘tholiI‘ i'IIion I'IIIIIIIII NI). l6. l\'
of L‘.. mil liold ll I‘l’i'illill' meeting this
,Pvening in the (‘iub house, in West
,oI'I-Iiti-I. This will be the Knights"
first In.cIinI: in the lively rI'pilll't'tl
~Club iZIIilM‘ Anotl‘I-r sillinuI in the
(Phi 'ttIiIIIIIZIIInt will be held :II ill!“
cIOsI I-t‘ litt‘ business meeting.
A Ili‘illl‘ was held last (Inning in
the 'i‘oun Assembly Hall, under the
auspices of the Hillside baseball yiub
The \‘icior orchestra, of Norwalk. fur-
llli-‘llril must: for the affair, and re-
freshments were served during the iii-3
termi: .‘ion.
Mrmbers and friends of “‘nnoma
Council. No. 3], l. 0. It. ‘.\I., etljovcd I\
very pleasant dance. inst ctening,
which was given. under the auspices
'of Wanoma Council. in Red Men's
“Hall. in Main street.
tra furnished music. Refreshments
were served.
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SPECIAL
67c.
\Vampole'a Cod Liver Extract
’ Stillsrtn-Poweli-Corpo at on
PRESCRIPTION DRUGOIITO.
82 Washington am
loath Net-want. Gena.
itlllw
A local arches-l
Baseball announces the ar-
rival of spring.
We’re right with the Boys.
Here's the Boys‘ store.
Here are the suits for them
to play in, study in, dress up
in. and live inwith comfort
and enjoyment.
Nothing slightcd in our Boys‘
clothing.
The Boys‘ trade today means
Rogers & Stevens
I f
a “Beautiful Amman or , _. ._ bunny mu! nor 33va'
“I.” M, 6,0,, lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 33“..” We“,
. Floral garm‘fhdvglgipu. m m rm Am (Continued pm pm: pg.” i
2 At l (Cant-nued from Fire! Page) ' "" . ' i
E. K| B ANKS : leie. were WIULITITII is alleged in- 2; Mnfrfiko?:;1nwm::‘:n°§‘z;
Idicatium of poison were also found,
Mia Gllligan. who is now held
inithout bo may be presented be-
tfore the Gra Jury next month for
indictment for the death of Andrews
and it is intimated that when the in
liestigation has progresied further
land the state's attorney's oflice has
tall the additional information which
;la nqw being secured, be may gI
litefore the (lrztnd Jury in September
;.Ind ask for a super-villas luilil‘ifllt‘ll'
‘cbargiug other murders.
"After our general iIIII-sugation of
latfairs at the Archer Home that in
2;? enpiosion. the consul report-
The Cymric was torpedoed at t1
4. p. m. Monday, 138 miles west
of Fastnet, according to Consul
Frost HI- said .. appeared that
the attack was made without;
warning. The survivors, he re-'
rmed. will and about noon today
at Bantry.
One of the messages sent yes:
terday bv COF"il Frost said:
I.tt'led following many cases." said -- ~, _ . .
7140's Attorney Hugh M. Aicorn. A cvan. Cltard New York
"Iw bet-time- cIII'Iain IhIII bomiiiwig prtlzg W'thou‘ Passengers Sup-
I.rong, 'i‘hIIIt vu- cxhunivd lllt‘ "056d m‘xt‘fl cargo with horses.
Torpedo hit
iiilliur; five out of
We Admiral service.
tngine room,
; midi” and Men convinced that i. was
.II (list‘ of cool, calculating preIneIiI
l I . I
the future SUCCESS of our I I IIIIIi ilillltll‘i‘ oi lIIIiIaIIIs Iii IiIII home. 1‘ 7 _ .
store i’atiens vu-Ie rIIII ltt'tl III the home ,rew 0f l0, AbseT‘wI- 0f Warnin‘!
' IIItIiII I o pl‘dlh, llIaI If puttii-Ill.ol “feral”? Ship Sllll afloat, but
1,3] I:,IIII
and that 01 [IHlllit‘lll of
“lllt ll pimidIi for ma care.
nrovisioally abandoned.
I stipulated
The Australian and the New
I
I .um vecki Andreas mill for lit'I
mm: ’ ’ Zeaiand troops who have taken
i Su.«pi(‘iItll is aziid III ir/I» lit-I’ll first 0"“ a portmn of the fighting line
I|.rIIctctl IovnIrIi lira. Gilligan ~“ht-I. on the Briygqh front 9" under
LII.II on...“ Relief (out: “um i ll“ 3‘4““ ’2'- 'l"“'“;‘I 51'5“"! f", A}; the command of General William
it I_. uh” itimi I. II ltlld IlII (lii\l'll- 12““ li‘fiz'dv “Illiluitlf :‘ru'xim :ilIsghi Rldtltl Birdwood. who was the
I‘m” “1 K: “ liIHll “il' l‘.‘. ‘ ‘ I iS ii I \ ill'l ‘r‘ 'tI, ‘, '
ism: .NIII'iIII'I Iil‘lllti ‘II "in: llil‘ llr~ "m8“ ’1 h 'Il “I‘k‘d 1"" it I‘m" "58le "f the COIOn'dlq ‘n the
. ' ‘ ‘ ' got 5500 trout Andrea's and rIIluIIsIed Galltpoll campaign The last de-
T. I __. “m“ h" “5 I;"”"”fl“";\'““i‘: "1' “L" tachment oi the Australians left
iv- llilII'i‘.ilH' Stale IIIIIIIIIIIIIII one Mr. AIIIIIIIM' tIIII boo Hiith‘ti A . ,
UIIIII.~ ltl'iltl'TlI“ in New Haven, l.1tlllidl he had vtiihdrIIuIt 8-300 III lllt .lexandria Max" 11 and ‘7‘"
I.Il IiIlIItI..II.~ uiil be in nIIendIIIIIIe time of the request, according to lII. transmned acros“ the MCd'ter‘
JI:Ii,I:I .lIIlIII it’II elI i.~ >iIIIIId a~ II I.III IIIr, was made. ranean '0 prepare bases at Mar-
IiIIIIIIeI for Illlt‘ILitlt‘ to the Iirttioiml Whil‘n Mr; i’iI-rcII IIsI’IIIlelll‘I'N ‘yi‘llll seilles and Havre without a sin-
I'Ull\titli\til L'illi IIiItuI lt‘ lil()litI\'. IIII a or, I Is - -
. . eie m .
IIIIi. denied sit-I hIIIi cit-r received ‘ “hap Several “mes the
v, I, , ,~ ,1 I, -II I! 4 ”k . ‘...~v ilitllit‘) ll‘tllli Alltll't‘\\r( IIuIIpl titI- tranSPofis Weft Warned 0f Smea'
H'Z'” ’f ': ‘ I‘ l " l“ “““I' . 31mm \IliII-ii he had paid tor life I-III‘eITHIH l_\lI‘I,I: ill \t.’ttt for them, but
iI.. ‘lIlIIII .~II.IIIII IIIIIi IlltllIMllI ”W” ’1' “”9““ ”H, hmm,_ Mrs they managed '0 avoid their un_
IIIIII- lliIlll lIII.‘ II-IIIIIIII, IIIiI M‘liutllI INN”, “as ”185“,“, ,1" hm. charge, d ,
:IiIIi ill'tl‘lllltl a position uith IheI - . I erse‘ enemies.
.. . ‘ . I.IItIi llItain. ii is said. HIS. (Illilgan
.l‘t‘rll‘lll l'.lt‘£‘ll'it' (otnpuny, of .\II\\' “mum”. having from,“ the 3.300, The New Zealanders followed
\mi. H“ mm NIIII illui II mm a gift to lllt‘ the Austrians to France and the
' " "‘ twine, in the \M‘lffll‘t- III which. accord- Colonials took their places on the
'i‘II l‘IIltiII- l'ti'ItIIII- i‘oIiII.II»II-I‘hinting to Mrs. (lilligztlt, Andrews WIN firing lines without delay no
lil’l’l'tll't‘tl the lill‘llilltl of construe Illiill'll interested. fir“ da 'h ‘ th . d h
III-II III I'ozbie II.IIIII~, I‘l “uncut-slot Later .‘dra. Gilligan i.~ said to have y a CV occupte ‘ e
’-"I "I N-\\ linen. and h».~ inuIIIireiurned the money, Subsequently frenCh“ "‘C Germans howled a
.i! tilli‘l III New IIflIII'. ! he matter came lo the attention of banner on which was written
— __,- l
llourd of l'lIiIII’ait'ini
viz: li‘- tunet'rmv I‘H'llliiii It' the
liiul. school. \\'I-.~t avenue, tor II spe
llltl I..IIIIII;.: .\I.Ilt ‘I'.~ rIIl:tIIvII in tin-
buIIm-t and final artungeinents for the
riection of teachers
.\lI Hill-Ir» Itl lliI-
I I
IiIv. plan of llit .
I“ Ilu- mirror» uiii be Ilistuased. ;
'li‘" ILII .l lll‘ll‘illl \‘I'erner. rector
M I ..I.II If-urcb, Nor-walk. Connecti-
.‘tl the morning: see
\i-»« It ltagt Ition Sunday, May 28th,
(inn .I of SI. .‘duIth-Iw, liI'oolI-
l‘I-IIiIII‘iII W North \viil
(lime church
IIII \\i 'lIiil'IiJIo
lg. II, n'td llI‘
IiilIII‘ItI :II
\fIiI~ II Roby-[3, fortnerihiefl
IlItlI i.I the oii'tte of ”III III rbu
II.III, '\\ ill lll‘ at his Iitsk. in the Olliccl
iI‘ Hartford. during the early part of
ill: out: He ewIII-Is to Inulie aI'
'IIII: I n I"“ that e. il! enable him to re
the from the bureau in .I to? days. '
’I‘II'IIIII) oiliIIis and I‘illialt‘d men
lltIlll llzia Iitr. iln-enwicb, Unnbury.
SIIIIIII'IIIII IIIIII lll‘ltlLt‘lNli‘l. took the un-
v.uIl t'\iillll'l.lllt‘ll;~ for the t'oaI-it Artil-
lli} (‘Iurw in He State Armory, iii
lIIiIluI-IIIII'I, )t‘~l| Him, The tests were
held ll'alfi‘ltlil) in Her) state that has
.III III'illI i) corps.
SIIIIIII . \II-Iuolli (ttllt il K. of (‘ .Itrc
berm: II-I«.II;=I cnted today in Dctby,
I‘onu, :II the sieve «IouiIIntion of the;
lx’nirhh of Columbus by (irand
Knight Edward J. Hines. former ills.-
l‘til ltIpIIn .Iohn ir‘. McMahon. IInIl
l‘.I~l (liitii'l l(lII.;iiI I‘Itrllcliti> A. Mi“-
Niiilliil‘lt
(‘oocrcvsioitii l-) .l liili, of
iII\III‘IIII, llllS city. \Iitcd I'I Iiie
of lI(Ipi'esI-IilaIi\I-s, yesterday.
Iiu‘option of thI SIIIIItc provision toI
itIIIeI~I the landing unity to 250,
(IN no opium Ii to Ilte House llf‘llhllill
,Iti ‘lL lli' iIiII-rIIIIIe of ”0,000 Hi four
-of the other (‘onnecticut congressmen
We»!
lltltidt‘
for the
voted for It iIiingIr Itrnty.
l
I The folly bIIIIrs' devotional eer
Ivicea, III St. Mary's church. cloaed
,Ibis Inorinui III Iigbt o'IloIk. The
il‘tl‘lIH of the local parish have been
"resisted during the daily IIInicei-t b"
plirkls Iroiu neighboring parishes
'l‘bc fozty hour devotions opened Sun-
day morning. at the 10:30 mass, and
lime continued until this morning
A meeting of the Scoutmastcrs'
I-I-bool will be held this evening in
the Second district. Thursday even-
ing of this Week there will be. an im-
portant mcetin'g of the council of the
brat—y. A report frmn a special com
Initiee, appointed at last week’s meet-
ing, will be heard, and matters of in
tcre'zt and importance will be trans
:cted. All members of the councllare
urgently requested to be present, If
nnccihle. at this moatlnv.
' thehaadling'ot‘moaey.
WIN A
GRAND
PRIZE
Weofsendtinkof“prlzea"
through luck with little elfort. ,
TbaGRANDPRIZEhlifelathemnpetenchnbonie,
;. fundthebualne-eapiealwea‘eqmrethmghtbepneeiee
’. otflnetraintaadthrotuhputtingcommoamfimia
\
somethingm get
vi'lilitl, lltrtt the accused woman bought
Boy Scouts in the South Norwaik Lie».
Headow streets, South Namath. Conn
tlIII il III borit lea. “Welcome Australians."
Mini. tviiilaan Is ll your» old. and The Capture of seVeral French
iI-forI going to \l tndwr lii lilo“ (on
IiIII-Ied :I home for the aged III .xea "eni‘hes fonche Verdun front
ingIon. sout o auCourt was an-
Shc was arr-Iited after she bud nounced by the German war 0f_
been closely questioned for about an 5C0 ”dam
hour by Superintendent 'I'homati F. Th ffi . l T .
Egan :Ind t'aptain iiolwrt T. Hurley e 0 cm urk‘Sh "no” 0'
III lllt‘ mm l’tlllfl‘. \\'hen informed May 3 says that three British
that alto “as charged uith Andrews‘ qcnerals. in addition to General
murder, allI‘ took the information
IIIEItIiy. Illlll InIIIiII ready to accompany
llIII officers to the loan lI'Iii. Where
‘he lirst formal proceedings were
held.
The aliilt' pollctI have declined to
lililltl' public the re~uits of a search
IIlIiI-lt e? coaducIIId at the bum
biifiundentood that my cal-rind
Il‘\' “illl them It number oi bottles
bearing \Itrious labels, and a numbei
ot' pupI-rs inci‘dihg .conlritcls with
Townshend. the commandinv of-
ficer, I colonel and I artillery
commander. were' captured at
Kut-el- Amara Forty cannon,
twenty machine guns. nearly
s 000 rifles, three aero lanes and
large quantities of a unition
and supplies also werolsaptured.
The :atatement also giVes a de-
layed report on a battle in March
lIl'I‘tiPlIl uni a I occn rants oi the
home. ‘ m h x in Southern Arabia. near the
’lhe authorities have learned. It l.~ Bnh’h P0" of Aden. After a
light of two hours. The British re-
tired, the War Office says having
lost more than 300 men.
Reports have been received in.
in large quantities certain strong
pchon, of tire same nature as that of
which IrItIIIIII have been found in the
bodies examined, and that one pur-
('llI‘ISt' of two ounces was made a few
days before Andrcu's‘ death.
She first married James H. Archer.
who died in l9l0. in November,
a to the efect that a
lewdayeagofirebrokeoutiaan
aeroplane factory at Alton,
Prussia. an explosion occurring
while a mechanic was pouring
petrol into a machine Silty- twol
other machines, which were ready
for unripe or partly finished,
were destroyed, together with the
factory, according to reports.
‘ .__.- W—ra
STOCK THEY STOLE.
Sweet and Calvert Held for Superior
Court—Kitpatn'ek and Hotz
Robbed.
BRIDGEPORT, May 9 —With a:
store already rented in Norwalk, rea-
dy to open an electrical contracting:
business, James Sweet and Greahami
Calvert. boarders at No. 90 t‘ourtland'
street ucre arraigned in (‘ity court,i
Bridgeport. today charged with theft?
of electrical supplies worth SIM from.
Kilpatrick and llotz, (‘annon streetl
contractors. Boil: men waived exam :
iItaIion after their rights were “out."
over to the May term of the SupI-riI-‘I
court by Deputy Judge I" i.. Wilde'i
under bonds of “do each.
Sweet and Calvert are eiIIcIrfI l‘i'l‘ ‘
and have been employed by the (‘III
non street contern. 'l‘hv _‘ were arresti
ed Saturday evening by Detective l'o i
Ier Hall and the alitged sIoiIn sum;
was found in their room. '
In court this morning IMIIIIcIiw-
Hali testified to arnesting the men ,
He said Calvert had told him tlIaI‘
Sweet took all of the stuff from are
store upon his orders and lillie‘il ll tel
the room. Calvert had told him that
he intended to take his employers to,
the room and ask them their price on;
the entire lot and was then going to;
purchase it to stock the new store he:
intended to open in Norwuik. |
PLANNED To OPEN 51'an WITH I
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STRIKERS THREATEN STATE
ROAD WORKERS.
TORRINGTON, May 9. -A party oil
about 75 strikers went from ,Tor-'
rington to the state road job on the
[.itcbfieid road on the top of (‘olgate
'lllll yesterday afternoon and tried to
compel the men working there to quit
work. The foreman took hit-I motor-
cycle and went to the nearmt tele»
phone and notified Deputy Sheri! Wil-
cox of Tonington to come. out with
as many officers as he could muster.
Five of the local police officers were
taken to the scene by automobile.
They met the strikers returning
who had been frightened of! by the
news that the onlcere were coming.
—CUT THIS OUT — IT I8 WORTH
MONEY. ,
ads 1' miss This. cut out this
slip. enclose with be to wiey & 00..
Chicago. Ill.. writinl your name 1nd
address clearly. You will receive in
return a trial package containing Po
ley‘a Honey and Tar Compound for
bronchial coughs, colds. and croup:
CIIIhtII'
Foley Kidney Pills. and Foley
‘tic Tabieta.
Sold everywhere.
We metal- 3 stern '-
“i Sterling] ,
Sterling’s
Refrigerator
Club
Fully guaranteed in ev-
ery respect. Keeps food
sweet and wholesome.
Very S'nail consumption
of ice Made of the very
best scleCted oak.
Thats the "Sterling" Re—
ingerator
$5.95 III $35
. EXTRA‘ SPECIAL
$5.00 BAR HARBOR FORCE CHAIR'S for
Extra strong and well constructed.
Baby
Carriages
The most wonderful as
$3.95
,
sortment ever shown in
the City, of Norwalk. In
all the latest designs and
finishes.
From $14.95 In $35
SCREEN DOORS, any size $1.00
WINDOW SCREENS. All sins.
If}
GAS PLATES from .............. $1.50 to $5.50
OIL STOVES from $.95 to $14.50
Sterling Furniture . C0.
South Norwalk
127-129-131 Washington St.
PHONE I“
lIIlIl, she married Michael .W Gilli-
gan, who. the police say. died and
deal)" on February 20, 1914. He had
apparently been in excellent health
up to a short time before his death.
()II the night before his death, the
police nu)’, Archer itizide a will turn-
Ilii.’ all his property over In his wlfc
I'le will was not admitted to probate
gion
on it technicality. . d‘
lira. Archer—Gilligan has one 11 1
daughter. Mary. aged iii, an assist- €53 ‘1 O0")
unt‘ot the home. A niece and a ser-
\‘I'llti Inc the only others employed at
the es" ablluhmt‘nl.
AMERICAN MARINES AT SANTO
DOMINGO.
SerIOus Situation Causes Landing at
Outakirta of City—French
Cruiser Arrives.
SANTO DOMINGO, May 9.-—Iu view
of the serious situation here American
marines, fully equipped. wen.- landed
yesterday on the outskirts of the city,
'l‘lie'Frenc-h armored cruiser Mar-
seilles arrived In port this morning.
Sines,”
—WA8 TROUBLED AT NIGHT
Painful, annoying bladder weakness
usually indicates kidney trouble. So
do backache, rheumatism, sore, swol~
lien or stiff miracles or'oints. Such
symptoms have been relieved by F0-
ley Kidney Pills. Henry Rudolph, Car-
Kidney Pills I bleep all night without
getting up." *
Sold everywhere. I
oinin‘g‘lands will: the
s, an
‘10 ether nclar the
Fit... mi “mm
System {hits lie-:2]
«fill; Npm e y‘ e madam“
Emanci «lion of
Bank with aNaIianal
' Barth—our Bank.
CITY NATIONAL BANK ,
. [WMcounecncutM/fim/A
eel.
“(if r rue); emzt‘t
Forest Mills Knit Underwear for spring and summer
wear.
Gauze Vests. sleeveless and with 'mgsleeves,
15¢. 2 for 25 and
Women 5 Medium Sum rner Weight Vistfigv nec§5n¢o
sleeves, low neck, short sleeves and Dutch neck,
short sleeves.
Pants to match, lace knee and tight knee, with string
top or bands, sizes 5 and 6 . . . . .............. 25¢
Same weight, sizes 7, 8. 9, to ...........
Women's F mo Gauze UJion Suits, with or without
sleeves, lace or tight knee . 50¢I 75¢. $1 00
Children's Vests, low Md: and sleeveless. high neck and
short sleeves ........ ..... 15¢.2 2l0r 25¢
Low neck and sleeveless .......... . . . . . .52 .1-
Boys‘ Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers . ...... ‘. . . .. 25¢
W 1 Sh' INFANTS' VESTS
oo Irts.. ........ and
Silk and Wool Shim .. ............. 50219556 $15.3
1.0
Silk Shirts. .................... 3
W001 Bands. . . . . . . . . ........... 0 and
Silk and Wool Bands .. . . ...... “5d. 53:
J I. MALLETTE
Public Auction‘“
on the premises. rain or
shine '
slut: ’ay,May 27,1916
M 2 p. m.
20 Building bots averaging (6:130
feet each. .
Novak Avenue
running balm-e} South Main and
24% lb Bag 95c
'See..Ye,3,lserday"sr
~‘
Tom—Ten per cent. on day 0'
sale. Balance within ten .Ro
1trlctetf to dwellings costing \not
less than ”.509.
l. M. Layton &Co,, inc.
Special Sale oi Jones Flour
l
Other Specials ' . ' i
East? In. Tea ‘ co.
5 Washington’Street
Barrel 7. 60
Large Adm-tor
r
—=
Prizes for Card Parties
Briggerruan Bros 6 " '
Corr l‘ UI-I-
Sout-
—- 1
‘5”
mane-~53 mill-
“Wt-annulled.
-H H when It be-
fits-full 11-112:
Illa am of
.ha 1 nation the
um I... and, .m... .
Mikel-lam
The them mmta Inad-
~‘Oflfl."h
”EMU-oval.
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