,7 flat fire rejects, ours
m neither paint nor var-
155$ thus to cover up de-
facts.
Yes, our cola: scheme is
‘ with we hope, no streak »
yellow. Greenbacks suit
ELAVL'
119A 1:0
Hatch 81 Bailey
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_ also gold; use you
Who” as any fellow; black
591'. coal, blue sky o’erhead,
. say—our ads
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113111113 COAL’
COMPANY
LAST CALL
For Winter Coats, Suits, and Dresses
This is the Final Sale
We advise you to take advéntage of this closing out
sale, even If you are not in need of a coat or suit just now,
but to put it away for next winter, as the price of clothes
policemen. increasing
‘men wear uniforms while exercising
Bills providing pensions for stil‘tc
the salary ot
superintendent Tho'nms -lI‘. Egan or.
the state police from $3,000 to st,-
1100 and requiring that the state police-
thelr official duties were heard by
the judiciary committee yesterday.
Senator John H. Barnes appeared
in support of his bill providing for the
retirement of members of the state
police department on half pay for .lli'
capacity after twenty years or more
of meritorious service.
United States District Attorney
Thomas J. Spellacy spoke in favor of
a bill increasing the salary of the
ristram 8. Hyatt
Norwolk’s Lawns Dry Goods Store
Twenty Per Cent Reduction
do All Furs and All Ladics’ Tailored Suits.
An Attractive Line of Ladies’ Spats
In Many Colors: $2.98 the pair
SEE THE NEW WAISTS lN MANY MODELS
superintendent of the State police
Vfrom $3,000 to $4,000.
Representative lluley L. Vaill
also favored the increase.
Ell-Senator John H. Perry of
Soulhport said that the bill for 11
pension for the state police was in-
will be more than double, and the style will be good. We
Beverldcarry any over into the next season. and they must
e sol
Bib F A R13 Cloak's 81 Millinery
33 So. Main Street, So. Norwalk
operim Clothing
ensibly Priced
Sold on Credit
Galclyd Brennan
a SOUTH MAIN ST.
sons AND OVERCOATS
» NEW MODELS
I $12.50. $15 .\NI) :
$18
SPECIALS
Delicious Butter, per lb. ....... . .. . . . ..
Large Prunes 21bs;25¢‘
Pure Lard, 3 lb. 19¢
Swift's Premium 0160 in prints . ..... . .......... . .. 27¢
Fresh Roasted CoFfec, 3 lb». ..... . . 21¢
40¢
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IA. STULL
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24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
MOTOR TRUCK TIRES
’:We carry a- large stock of Solid
{as for Motor Trucks—have the
equlpped Press in the state for
pl ingwnuarantee 10 000 mileS.
.‘_ an as low as anywhere. ,
THE BARKER FACTORY 1
Off Crescent Street :
Attorneys at Law
PATENTS .
.M. Wooster, Late Examin—
'cr U.‘ 8: Pat. Office
H, Bowersock,13 years
ractice N. Y. City
urtty Building, 1115 Main
,BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
._ For Booklet On ratcnw
. $1. 2
WM. EFFRON .00., Inc c
on, St. E. Norwalk
'» 441. Tel. 441.
UM ....
David Vi Raymund
Snscials for Friday
HADDOCK ROE ............................. 15¢ lb.
_S_MELT
....... . ll.
3mm..- ...... .. . ............. -3331:
MARKET con ........ . .......... .12Vi¢lb:
SALMON ...\.... .1815 ll».
BUTTERFISH ....... .. . . . .. .. 15.111.
SPANISH MACKEREL ............. 1%.»? ll ‘
BLUE FISH ...... . """""" 18 n"
HADDOCK ....... . ..... ¢ )
-10¢ l‘ -
FREE DELIVERY TC) EASIT NORWALK.
Schullzc s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St.
39 Main St.
South Norwalk. '
Norwalk.
I .
Fresh Sea. Food for Friday
HALIBUT
Eggnocx':;:;:::..::;:::::: .:.:':'...:::::: ii; 111'
.20..de1.13: ...:::::::.:::::::::'." i“? ll"
'gnllzlESHMACKEREL ...............III’.I:.'.'.20.111:
H ELT .................... . .. ..... . . ?0¢ ll).
ERRING .............. . .1"¢lb
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18¢ ll).
Profit Sharing Bank Coupons w: th cash purchases.
Beers Meal d- Provision £0.
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
13 MAIN ST.
Smith Norwalk Phone "Rn
NnruLnllt Dlmm- ‘N r
W
no. DERTAKER
bales. 1069-3; Hous’a, 6'13.
22 WAsHlNo'rcn 51'.
,,w nan mews BUlLDlNG §
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I of heavy shoes and
Andrew Davey, Inc;
98 Washington St , So. Norwalk
PHONE .110. PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
Atlas P'ckles, Chow Chow. indi ll] Relish.
or!) ii Pi then out 1010c bottle
Pure Honey . . . . . . . ICC jar
Noodles . . . .
15c-lb.
Pure Llelly' . . . ._ . .. 10c jar Oat‘neal. ..... ,. 5c lb.
PureCatsup .. 12c jar Yellow Corn Meal .. 5c lb. "
Pure Codfish . 17:111. . Best Starch . a... so lb».
Whole Rice ..... V. 51:. lb. ‘ Domino Syrup too can
Alaska Salmon 131: can». Prunes .....‘.... roc lb. .‘
Q'.‘
l would Ital e
'v'ndur'mi without; the knowledge of
“the state police commissi 1.1 of which
the was president. if it passed, it
to do so on its 0\\"l
l 11orlts,l1o said. ll would be six yeah;
before any of the turn ill the depart
ment would be ablo to benefit by
l‘WH‘ll a bill. Mr. l’tl‘l'y said that, 111
llllough the bill for an increase in
”in salary (11‘ the superintendent of
Who state police had also been inll‘o
jilllCGd without. the knowledge oi tho
':'le police commission, nevell-hl
‘loss‘, the commission was heartily in
lfavol' of it. .
lion. Lewis 8111 my of llast Wind
‘sor Hill was of the opinion that tho
'll'tl'usl‘ ought to be made in tho
'sumllnlcullents sullu'l ill spoke
highly of the service 01‘ Superllllcnd
I'm Thomas F. l'lzrllu 1min ."ouo
would not be loo much lo pllv i1iul.l1o
said.
Uniforms For Sta’m’ Police
Representative Humt‘l'sley was not
.ill borough urcordw ill] a bill which
'l1- i'lllulluoml llV' l'uuupqt In 'llw‘tlp
E'h'll ull mm'lbors of llli‘ slull' policl',
when on duty, should wear :1 dmlim'»
livo uniform and p' 'ohibilinlz stato-
llt‘lLIY 'rtisinl' (ml (ll
Etheir official flhltlions wilhoul first
'Ill‘t‘ltino ”min nullmlitv. 11 l“"fiht
he :1 good hill i1 untitled to 1177901
"1ly rut-l1 policcluou us \\'lll('ll '1ut l'ol'
"‘l'l"'"" of tho automobile law.
he ventured.
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in. M.
l’I'l'l‘v of
lice commission said
“ills: ll“"llli‘lll‘l‘ with lllohill was
""11 it dill :Iwuy willl lllI‘ stoic po.
live. He was luclilll- do ridculc
‘l.
Siluvl'ililolldont lagnu informed lilo
. \ulmilloc that all! state pol‘comcl
"vlailcd lo \“ll.l(‘ll for violations or
'11» :llltomollilt' lllw woro now
.'1hli,‘:od to wear special badger.
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llug.
item. the ldltolinl
Physical Training at Stevens
”Physical (ruining has boon outdo
compulsory in Stevens Institute.
"1ll'y sludonl llt'l'onflcr will he lt'ntllr-
(d to fill lid in o hours each work in
l o gvmuzlsium in individual and (Mass
.'1ol'k Tho ldcn is to leach hygienic
l "I "\f' hits 11 '1d to instill the lesson of
'lisolplino. Further more the students
"111st obtain :1 sallisluctory work for
‘Mr gymnasium work in order to
'u'udunto. ,
"What Stevens has done every
"llonl "11d co olll'nc l‘l 11w United Sta—
"9. ought to do. The body should be
roiulll :w. \\-~‘ll M llw mind. it is
'llsl ns impouzlnt that we should 11‘. low
how to C‘il‘(‘ properly for our bodies
'1'.; it i: that we should know how to
vtrrcl us mumc root. The host place
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ll’ncz Sullll‘ll's raided
on the Alucrlouu sido of the lIOl'dol'.‘
I\\‘t'.\'l of llll‘ (‘orllor ranch. which '\'\"ns
"otller
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Two troops of the .Twclfth United
States Cavalry wont ot the border to
day, but are not believed to have :
('lossed i.1 pursuit of tho bandits:
There also are troops '1; Dog Springs, 00
It "-l(llg9.h‘ and :Il Alamo llucco near 3.
the boundalv 3.:
Taken on Mexican Side ’ 3. r,
.lUAlRli’l, .\llX., Fell. 15.1119 tour 9.. .2:
Amllrlonn cowboys captured by 9
Mexican rl'bt'ls lit‘lOW Ilachilll, N. 311., 00
\\'t‘lt‘ on llll‘ \ll‘xlulll sillcol' the 0.0 :izl
l'uI‘ \lllP‘l cullchl 11nd llllll‘ ('aplol'i': W W h' l
ill that [lllll‘ t".lo~scd into American CSt 38 ngtOll Street é”
territory, according to ll report rc '0 .9
('cived today by Andres Garci.l.—ln- ’3. :l
sth'W neutral o!‘ .\icxicnn consul—'3 ...
ales 1111111 .111 until! soul to itivesll-i.:’ v.0
- » " Th L d M II N ""
l- (tt‘lll‘lill' Joel.- filo-11.51111: loll, ..'nla,‘:”-16‘O e ea lng l [nets are OWE:
do today 1111 (.lsns (.mndes, “1th :
hi0 troops. 'Hc illlc‘llll‘ll ll) strihl‘ .0
uric: tho Suluzul' band and run 11103:, Sh " , .
‘1'olwls out of “Ir lt'l‘l'llOl‘)’ recently. L A t t f:
‘mm-ualod lly tho .\mt‘l’lt‘tlll cxpcdi- .. OWlng a arge 880; men 0 6
J 0:.
ml. 1:..~A.llu 1.:
lioll.
liAlL‘lll’l‘A. N. .\l..
l‘mml il“‘iills of the raid on tho NU'
r""l'~' (’“lllll soulh of lhht' border on
Fohruury ll'l_ hnvl' been received. A“
provisions. mule... llol'svs 11nd wur'ons
wol'o \l“kl‘ll t‘xct'hl loll horses that
were killed. The raiders. part of
Szl‘o'ml"s command (‘llllll‘ from tho
vicinity of Janus, .\ll'xim. and \\‘l'l!l
\'.'1"~zl l'rnm lbw \‘ognlo t‘llulp.
.\il'lel‘ll CITY. i"l'l1. l.’..»w~'l‘ho Mex '
ll-lx'll p'Illo‘ls rciioi'All' today illill (it'll.
“Ml (‘llrl'.l»'-' :l‘ '. not" to lloull‘ul 11.1-
liou~1 nus lll »-ld on purely hunm'r
Illl‘li'll grounds nud was llI'il‘m'r mo-
(brown nor llil't'l'lnd 111:11'11111 llII' l'ui-
md Slate The ldilol'iuls sIIv lll'lt i1
is unlilll i) ll.: 11 \lm'il'o would risk the
l" ...-1 '1' ..r I n 'i-‘ l"lI-11 ‘u firm of the
dnubllul friendship of a uuliou that i.'
fur awuy '
'l‘ u q ‘\ morimln .
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Satin and Straw Shapes, also a:;
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New Assortment of Party 31111:;
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Dancing Frocks at Popular Prices
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o o o o o o 9 o o o o o o o .
buufiofloozu W««u««:«:uuuu 0W”:”o:“”:’€”o“h
.illillllll CONGlSllllll
\xm't‘ r‘mnrlml kill" I
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cd or spoltoll for. Only the Stol‘ltllzljm.
l”? ll‘t‘ Swedisli-Aillv'l'ic: 111 l. 1111-, has :L
tili'inito sailing du‘u'. i?'111ul"‘.'.13\
IN iNiillIOR CliliS DENIES MAKING“
lillllililllll Willi
illlll ilillliilll
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bulim'cd to have been :1 purl of Josh
llluce‘s l‘mlcll:
Car Shortage Again Reported and:
'the Railroads Are Resortillg to
New Embargoes
r'Ii dell \loudnv. according in nu Amer
mull who 1'.-'lultlcd lu'rt' lnlldV. llo
'» ‘l\id our 111 tho molt reported to buvo
'11 hi ll.» din lhl- raid ul l.11ul:' s» ruut‘h
1111. 11.1111. .l Fulton. The name of“ ill“
numvd was not known. .
l-‘L Pam) Poll. I71.«—_'\111~1"'.t-ali cow":
boys in H'Il'lliull wore oruuuizinlz a
-- of filW‘Tlll'mwl 111911 to cross llh'
border in an effort to rescue the
A““*l‘l(‘llll l'l‘~\\'l'.nys who worn 17min;
hold us hostages bytho Mexicans
""Vlors. according to this .\ml‘x‘it‘au.
luhu Purim :I wollltunwu rum-her of
111111 1.istl'il'l.\'-;i~. sllid to have helm
'st'll‘t‘lt'll .15 the load. 1' of the 11113512 ,'
(l. optioned from ill 1
Nil: \\’ YORK, l".1'b 17. 1111- lllllllll
Euler cause of the serious freight ctr-l
a; sliou rollollod by many into; 11‘
chins, lalll'oud 111011 dctlul'cd today.
'lli‘i" policy of refusing shipments to
\‘cw Yuri: of height for export unless
llll- shipper can prove that he has cur-
no room l'Ihgngcd so that his goods
cunbc loaded on :1 boat iulmollinlclv
after its delivery hero. Tho rigorous
application of this rule has ll'n‘lsi'er-
sod lilo accumulation of fl'oighl ll‘...1
whcrwise would 11.1 piling up hero to
the \\‘ll1't‘llOllSt‘S at 111;.lilll"lt"ltlri"l: rmi
'lwutlng centers in the west and
.\oulh
As tho lulsl‘ of tho freight ll'hu 'pol'l
-"'lu:'liou. :1 number 11‘ causes um 11..
"'lzlwd. \mong lhcso are 1111' reduction
in the amount of fI't‘lllel leaving New
York bl‘cnuso of Gurnmuv’s now sub
111:11'iuo policy: cold weather and show
which 11:1: dn‘luvcd trains and littor-
l'ml. with ltuv‘k dolivvries ill cilil .1
...-w.
't'dltl liizll romp limo: ltc llll liltl "1".“
ling rid of i6. ulll other 111ml: the loci-
illg would (fllllt‘ ilV‘tl' him to have i
first-class :zl'lltlt'lulln's i‘ui‘ul till-11‘.
Claims Agreement
’lin‘. wilnIss oxolai' wd that will-11 ll"
ltnswcrcd .\l1‘.Bols advrrliscmenl tlm
lillll’l came to son him. but no :u'
runguuient was enlcrcd lulu. .\lr. llol
llI‘ suit}. wuutt‘d to who ciml'g't" of tin
farm, and (([lldlll'lil it was. 1hr bus?
proposition lltlll he but] 01 11 in our
11': 0 dozen letlu< that lit 11nd visited
llui .\ir. llol \1o111:':l\111 .lt’Clel‘C' 11-;
'§l'tlllll.1il lm‘. llttll lt‘z'illll‘tl. but 1'~"
luv-1.. d l'ulldl'lllv, mull" wool; lltior'~
with all his hou>tl1tllli ltflt'ls. {
.\'ll'. Smith o.\pluiuld lllul .\ll‘. ol
looked llkl‘ 1111 honlsl z'ud ("lpab‘lc man
and he allowed bun to lll“(llll\ tho
form nod iu‘rrovl‘ iL Ho milled that
it has bceu'his with it” his life in ..':—
WHAT MR. WARD SAID
...-h /
Through an error 'l‘hc Sentinel lust
evening reported \‘1’. l’. Ward, of lh'.‘
Board ot'l'lducution. as having t‘l'ili-~
ciscd that body ill the hearing on
schools before lhc (‘onlmou Council.
Tuesday 01‘ Minn,
\ir. Word slated thul it was not its
'1 school commissioner but as a tax-
pnyor and puroul u rcsid nt of the old
and shortage of cars
The car shortage, according to W.
lll'sll'r president ol the Cloth 211
l“ ‘i‘lrll'lll of. .\o\\ Jersey. is tlut‘ lo ”11‘
lollsnstiou ol‘ loaded I“|l‘S .lt lcrulinal',
points and lllt‘ diffil‘ully mpmieucell
1'.‘mlisig:1cos in uulo 111m" their
goods. . ‘
F111 I ‘ll‘ mlrposo of lelil'tihg tlrmiu
111 points. the railroads in this ltr‘itnu
're imposing new cmburgoos. lluuiu
hing today l‘.. c . 'tclttlw 1111113 1'."!1 "‘-
lu= e 1w... 1:11. ir'l' pol 1‘s west or lluffllI
in older to (‘lt‘lll its vul'ds ‘ha‘lo and
allow l‘nctorn shimn 11‘s to
lhlcugll. The PennsylvmliI l1 .1. :-'
'I temnm'alv cutlvco on ship "We
Vl~rrlpli111r§h1'ilt “I ' Ill“ "_‘1
all oxcopt perishable f1'e1gbl,food-
1“”: ccl'ol'n"'n‘1l "llnul’n: :Iud hows-
The \ew Union has in
'n tent-l1 this is in the school and co-
”oz". And the host way by uhv =icnl
raining ill fact and not lil‘lllt‘tll‘y."
union school district,ll1at hc ddresscd
his remarks: he stated that 195‘ year
two of his children wore on part time
land that it was evident that if :1
Yschool \v»u.~ not built in that section
{they would to on part time ago in next
rmr. lie protested against this con—
ditlou in the iulmcsts of his own chil-
ill‘Pll. and in behalf of the parent‘s oi
:l‘our “classes of children now receding
lbut lhlm- hours a d.1y instruction.
rte also said that he felt that the
union distrilt was large enough to
take care of the SCllOfll ex on if they
*1 out hart: to tho old district plow. The
board of cducnt‘ou. llc ::l:1le.d bad rev ‘
ported the conditions as they existed mmf paper.
C.
EMEXICANS Aliilllli
liliGlS till llCli
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filth "‘Bunl.“ Spencer _ American
‘1‘.".l‘0, employed 'by 1". K.) Warren &
Sons. according to reports received
"day No one wool. killed when
3.11.17.91‘ occupied~ 03 108.
h-nrvl
"‘Nt severe. M the offices 01' illI‘ .\'l‘w
York Central it was srlid liml run-2.»:
.ul‘m would bi“ announce-d soon 111011.
lmnilar lines.
The silllnlion it is expected will he
considered by the. ewculivc commillel-
same article. but he was $1111 pre‘Iscut
'11, 1110 meeting. It was William H.
\icMnhon who spok-._.a
Warren at Three Oaks, Mich. P:-
mils from anhitn said Warren had"
‘1»'iruclcd Mcrchend to protect
“"rrtccr’ and had ordered the i'cn-‘f'm
paid; but agents tot" the'lyal'en in-
.‘crczis sn‘d tonight “they. had urged
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NEW HAVEN’S LOW RECORD
LARGE MARROW on LIMA BEANS 12d: lb ;
.\'F. W YORK.FBI‘I14-‘“The Shaw’s? tllo American Railway Assoc'. ution”
‘1‘ ransom be refused.
j.—
Keep Advertising and
Advertlsmu Keeps You
“Volt will "test here tomorrow. ’
The seriousness of, the conzestion
"1 rm‘dwslzcd hv what. shippers have
clmraclcrized as a virtual bloclindo of
"lnntir- nnr's p'll'lir‘ulnrlv .\'ew York.
-The stealnsbips oi the 'llollundAmer-
ica. Scandinavian Amorimln. No rwcu i
inn American and American lines,
'Ihreo Americana held at Ojitos
I'l" -.Andrnw Peterson. Burton Jen-
"iron and Hugh heard
1 Selma? was initial! at Olitos by
Pl’tlanVlO Miranda and his bond.
»lwhiv‘ll ta tied the Corner Ranch. so"
"‘l‘“? M advices from Heob‘lq.
kg,“ that l‘-n mun urn-a, arm-nanny! ‘Iv
of the New York, Now 'llnvon o‘tl
Hartford Railroad Company sold in the.
dock market yesterday at $3 750. the
inmost price in its history. W H..-
"yen in 1902, when it was ‘1111 in: ii
“croont dividends, sold as high 115
"l‘I'flS \',
sixi. Dannie and hi“ li’li lllill llt' ”1‘3:le
doing- it in this illSulllCL‘.
.\lr llnl tool. (bulge llll‘tt‘ \1'15 ”in.“
no .lgruznl' :11 undo of {l definiln
‘llill‘ ‘mcr.
rlI'n: llzlll'd vcilllin :I lllO'lill's notice.
Smith Takes Trip
\[1 Smith and his wife
sou-‘1 111m. of lilo ,\“"\:li of 131:).
...11 lol' l'Imln. but they
found that some of the steamers had,
_ . ‘ " so lhr-y
about sight Sl‘l‘lllg. When Mr.
., .1 Lo visited thed‘
i'lrlmd by tilt) looks of things
Mr. Ill»! did not come up to hir
ruler! (5'. it"is.
'y niur‘n disuplmiuted. lll brie?
lilo farm was more in a run down
condition than when he ll'itil.
Tho 11151517111 ho givcn‘fihe (:u‘so tu-
\\' t‘. '1
» '1'1.
..x 1,‘
'ruw'
traveled '
Smith.
arm and . '
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(111 the other hand hue:
11111 11 Hell -"
only that which could be .
_ »'-w-v
A demand for $5000 "“501“ ““5 an it was up to the Council to inkl‘ «11.01 on mnlmwn “M's ‘* "' ““"""‘ 1'.-111:1'9v'2
'1'" " upon Bob \lnrohend ranch u ( in loss than 0.1110111 lots for doiilcl'l ' L..--,.~__.__...~
oveiseer for the Warren interests, thc next step. i in .\'ou llavon or for trmisl‘nr :11 .\'"l" NOTlCF: .».
... '. -.-. .. 1. I. a, it .(. F‘. \lf‘MflhO“ ““5 ““0”“ m “0 WW -.1 will-1» 11‘" 0"” “""" “ ‘l‘” .\11 members are requested tomcat. '
.1: the 10d" “.3 11111111 at 1' .lq p.111., Fr.“ '
day, 16th lust; for the purpose of al.-
tending the funetnl okthc lat - Bro.
Thomas Il.o.tt:ht 1‘land
-L.\WRE'NCE HELLO“.
President.
Wm. Ashbl'ook, sec 1.
I BUY AND EXCHANGE
AUToMomLEs
Also. 'Buy Second-hand Furnitufa .
'lw Salnrc't-‘s- men were expressed by 255' ‘ ' fawn him one esmoilnn. the \'stel-}
‘."n f‘" "“ of the Mormon cowboys , \W ' {of the Swe dish-American 1.1ne.,.1uc
here tonight. .. Sn . ntlflrdims pay; 5l‘l‘y oli'c. . ..lic d up bole, their holds entirely fill . WMHEFFRON'. ‘ I
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