At the First M. E. Church. Sunday.
’10va ism—Ali will want to
hear the prescher Rev. J. T. Stallord.
si‘Gayiordsville, Conn. Morning sub-
ject. “The Person oi Jesus and his
Iission Among New" Bible school
at 12 in. A OOIIlhl’lIVllltllm is ex-
tended to simprs and visitors. A
pleasing honr‘oi Bible study in the
I, C. B. class of ladies all gentlemen
come in. Epworth league service at
6:45 p. m. Evening service subject:
"First the'Blade, Then the Bar. Liter
that the Full Corn.” The Tuesday
evenin' olsss has consolidated 'ltli
"the ursday evening prayer meet-_
his. full attendance is requested.
Hon evening musical and literary
ente merit farce: “A Love at a
Bonn, hteeting of the ladies' Aid
societ on Thursday p. in. Your as-
sistance is needed.
i
Not-wink Methodist Episcopal church
—~8undsy services, 9 a. at, F. H. Be-
dient's‘ clue; 10:00 a. in. Sunday
school. Meeting or the Men's Assem-
bly; until) it. in..‘ morning worship;
0:30 :p. m.. Worth League Devov
tionsl meeting. topic: "This the Day
3t 35. Young people's meeting si
6:30. Mr. Stapletm leader. The psrlors
will be open sll day Thursday tor the
Red Cross Alfiliary meeting. The
Temple Circle meets with Miss Gladys
Brush on Thursday at 8 o'clock and
the Women's Bible class meets at the
church at 7:45. There will be a Sun-
day sdsool besehers' meotlngst lira.
Stowe‘son Friday'ereniug ails o‘clock,
Music‘ior'the day:
Homing.
Prelude-'Eievstion Batiste
Anthembet the People Praise Thss.’0
..God ...... _ ................. t‘arter
Solo-wiloavsn ls iiy Home,
................... ()ley Speaks
Pastime—entree de Procession. ,.
........................ Batiste.
tfivdnlng.
Prelude-+Berceuse ............ Bohu
Solo—~God’s Promise ........... Abt
li‘ostlude~l’ostlude in G Homer
First Congregational (.hurch Rm.
melon—Morning -‘
E.: F‘. Mctlrogor,
iservice at 10:30; erening service at
7:30. preaching by the pastor. Sunday [ 5. my:
school at noon, Christian bhideavoi' it. ill.
at 6:30. All sre invited to these Hl'l"
vices. Tuesday the intuit-liming cii-t'l0l'3lurml-i and immortals."
issls mm. mt
.IH.O.U.TOBMWW
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M. 12l5 p. It.
m L. m, ‘"|Mgn G‘Vlll‘ I Wt iolkl.
venom at10:fl.With‘mibylm‘Y low and It 4. low. a on
} , "'7“ ‘flvm’h
. r ’ . - ‘ . "
WWW. hull" ”WM“ M‘ new. mints” runs
3""3-1 u my : ,. =’ .. homtmde‘flbm
. ' I" probably tho-inmost 1h; show that“. ark denture in
pro-Gm city in the worl. Wood “.3; “u,” m’ '7. 11.0.1."
.40 s. 3.1 runner-in,
.: Sunday “.18 st:
L . . l .
'“m' 1"“ "W m" ' " 1" "w“ " "°" ". mm" " ”'ws: rm has been appreciated. Thev
111.; Loyal Workerg' meeting, 5:45 94qu, mm t h .
at; cronies most, 1 p. in. lid-west winter, ~ 0 “ms tits is
m'my m. Thors-
ars as follows: -
A urinal-an told a friend -
- i at" m m
“ah.“ it 'M a" “‘0'” W” xii-ritually llov. m: 1011.
i
r“! tho-tsunami» wood to‘ host It
. m in: no to your W
but” lib hour.- this Minor, and spiritual“ M my :1.” mod weapons?
»‘ior led Tris-sis War'Worhvrnnd hs
tram
‘St. Peter's Mullen]
This morning we ma 1| spic«and-
be no terrific: at St. Peter's Churchiwu matron bri ‘ b k has thus far been sratiivinz, Newer has
tomorrow, t the entire congregatisnl - Ills at: a W a.” 5..., a like opportunity to in
is expected to participate in the 20th}!!! from the broad line. The 501- m‘mv m "y, a,“ m w
anniversary services or Zion Lutheran { crane '
Church. Pacific and Henry-Ste, Stan-l.- “ M “In the most
ford. At the outward church services!
“m M (or our menu 1 in
. - y or those pr
at Ideals-as bo-keep'tho price of this ciph- and mmmim WW... 59'
isolated holds sacred. and tor tiresom-
i‘tev. Karl Kretzmann. New York. and
st 3:30 in the afternoon with address
by. Pastor Win. limitation-New York.
Dinner will be served all out-obtain:
guests. The washers and ‘i'rionds oi
St. Peter's parish are urged to attend
these services. Trains leave at 9:19
a. iii. and 2:44 p. in.
Sunday school will meet at'the regu-
filan Mud costs only imarteen kov
Jocks. which means seven pounds tor
nimble but each person ls allowed,
only three-fourths at n pound a day.
A mail can of cheap sardines costs
tvro rubles, iii vrholosowie, but not
tasty batons Artists a notatiortv a,
tort and w't‘lial‘o or so many millions
iii-men. The limasamis at New Eng-
land twin-.3 men who ii3t‘t' sane torth
to "Mum-m us need :‘I§rmf' Visible»
demonstration of our willingness to
join in their supreme devotion an.
sacriiimn The boss demonstration
in hounat 8:30. En‘lish and'ilermsn DWI“. wblle‘mlb moat costs tromnm‘ our man. ram them is the
departments. New pupils rosy enter
.it any time during the your. English
'Pservlm on the» last Sunday of the'
month. at 7:30 p .m,:
two and a half rubles tip.
I bought a pound or raisins {0- two
,rubles and not a bni‘galn. I passed a
work thin fund Makes poi-slide iii-re
and overseas, and what will it not,
mean to our allies in heiplnu them
The festival of Thanksgiving will bejumlv‘l'mflfs carl'witli three friends ‘hI'OIKh the rigors of another winter
observed on Sunday, llec. 2. Morning
and evening services in German. Sire-
l
lal envelope thanlt-oli‘ering
expenses.
for running
First Church of Christ Scientist, 67
\i'rst avenue. «The regular Sunday
of this church is held at ll
(‘hrts'tlaii Holt-ore subject. Nos 15
' cheap and excellent.
and we had some nice lltlo samples,
which cost tour rubles for four bites,
With vodka abolished the DPOPIP
yearn for «poets and they pay for
them”
The other avem’nz it kind but
trotszunt friend named to me
restaurant where be said fluid
013'
a
was
As there "an
in field and trench, and to those sev-
cn millions 'annlshisx in prisons at
war. 1 sincerely hope your city bvl
esroeding‘lts allotment may show to:
the nation and world an example or
sell m'l‘ll’it'v' giving, this hour of lili-
pursllelr-il world limad and opportunl-:
tv. I
JOHN it. MOTT. l‘
n
American Toys for American
Children
That is as it should be. There is a complete lib-Q ,
sauce of the “made in Gennany” label on zmn’fl‘oyl '
, Section. There are new and different'=toys,iorIAnict-l
ican toy makers have produced the most novel and
attractive phythings seen for years. . 1 '
Attention is directed to the productionsvo'i thcilite
Lash Studios who make painted wooden toys, most
unusual.
oi All Daysg" 1:30 p. in, evening ser-
vice. sermon by the poster. Tuesds!
m-ening at 1:45. class meeting:
Thu y evening at 7:45. prayer
meat; Friday evening at 8:00 p. in.
monthly social oi the Men's Assem-
lily.
. The Educational Toys are greatly in evidence.
Never were such well furnished ' '
Paint Boxes, Crayon and Sewing i
outfits, Genes and Bailing Blocks.
Come and sec. . 'w 'W
p , Shoes
.ForWomandMisses,
The “Militsin” Boot is the rage at present and
naturally so because all things lend in that direction.
,It not only looks good, but is sensible and comfort.
able. $6.50 to $11.00.
Boots for “6 west, brown, beige, gray, tan.
:ilrlkmcei with Mrs. Shumway. l'l'mnlisgegr‘:d;yc|3:m¥o[23:13:35meet. music, there was .. admission champ}
- _ . ' e nor. on
Mm me pubnc is "MM. A ”,1; '3: “be"? °' W '0“ '3‘“ "P New Haven. (‘t., Nov 17th. mi.
South Nontaik napim t'huypir ill in: room is maintained at the «not ' “m" I paid "'9 ”"8”- "Please urge all loul 9-310?!”
Harrison Thompson. pastor-«10:30 a.luddresti. Oven each Week day. holi-lmu" "M”‘Oll-M' that soups were read ”mm”, Doctor Mott's tele-
, in.. morning worship. sermon topic: ' days excepted. from 1:30 mom 9. D’Mr "‘5‘" .1 P0711011. and meats irotu v ‘
s 'Please open ”If.“ 13001;" 12 111.. Biblel WE‘VP to sixteen “Id ordered ho! gram .‘OV. l‘lh, ll! churcheti Sphinx.
.- . school session; 6:30 p. m. devotional ' ‘ . ‘ ' ' a ' Nov. llth,and urge them to make pies.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal ti , t. ' (impel Minimum—The gospel misvltlc or mineral water, [had laid my 1
Church Harold E Wilson pastor— moo us 0 e Young people 0! theision workers will conduct ii servicelappt‘lite u wpii 'hr bl for support Y. 1|. C. A. campaign n
”30 3.. m. ““06““, meeting. E':::liérml1§30helpgulge£fd oi ‘Blble st Nni'nmsk "Home, Sunday morning issisn' . " my '9 t'u ”athls world crisis whether your two":
Trouson leader; 10.30 3‘ m.. morn- w 3" ‘T p' " n: serv ”9 0' at 1:30 also in the mission rooms on. ' 'is secured or not, Every dollar need-
. _ orsilp. his service opens with “'M t t [l h A iriqid coaxed me to bar it plot 4
ins 'oflmp with germanbytho pastor. S d ,' m “"09 3 "3“- l'01 N‘ “d Sister] ‘ ed abroad because national budset
12 in.,’Sundsy school and Men's Bible “1:111 3:131:19 ”Tainanlgr lane: :2: Little from 'Sprinxdulc Will it? Wllhln' buttermilk. "” he called "’ it 'n ma likely in M undersubscribed.‘
(3'33” 6:30 p‘ "1.. ED'OTHJ W. de.“ on' "19 Subject: "All Old book '2" I“, WI? RN? looking iormsrd' for flimcap w "fling, on" ”7"", ‘0' -l
vouossi meeting. The issder is Miss new (in, a “ml MM 8 {o 0: big spiritual upllit. Come and head wk, . .m, m" m1, an "we '"W ""M'“ "’"m "mm W“
l' y . “ ' “ lisem. All are cordially invited to at. ' ., , ' menus at allelukmf'
. aterniiik. and i shall never be able W ”i BUSHNELL.
‘to take that psrilcslsr type of norm Stale Chairman?
Harriett Rider. There will be special ,,
_ _ . Day: Monday. 7:45 p. m.. meeting of .
music. 7.30 p. m.. song service snd sor the teachers snd oflicers oi the Bibl‘ ‘ tend these services.
dental“ uphill. I an drink lost C. i1. "0," o, the South Xor‘mlk
m 11 Pa suite. water buiisin milk Trust (‘0., will "Mm I“ donationw
Ion. There "m be 500018] mum]. school at the parsonage; Tuesday}
in Egypt. cocoanut milk in Ceylon.“ ”hm report will be made on “I”.
Cop'.‘ oi triet'ram received from
v... i
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POLIOEMEN OF THE SEA.
"’i'wo oi our most famous gunners
won their laureln in the east. Tim old
{satires at the eventn service.
Wednesday attemotgi the Lsdies'lffl” 9- "'e- "WWW, 0' 1h? Mizpah'
Aid Society will hold their regular, Circle of King‘s Daughters; Wednnsl
meeting. Wednesday, it p. 111.. Bible' dll’. 7:30 p. m.. choir rehearsal at the.
other thousand dollars would be hood:
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. An pherini; will be received at the
Sund'py morning service which will
be used to send ”If "Soldiers' Book oi
Worship" as a Christmas remembrance
to all draited and niilsted boys who
have,me out from thlii' church and‘
Sunday school.
i erecting : Th ', 7:45 . .. th . . . .
”‘ififlg‘ 7... ,, ulwWNW; 5......“ ,le.cu.,":,‘}°?§,e ““10",, ‘3", bEf-idwwhaicr Mommy. which his hand-”d “MM "‘m‘ "' mm“- 9‘" in next. and a mum will be lent to, and many combinationsgmosily high cut lace Imodcls,
service. ' I ' I ' A .lwld at the church. Reports of thcted down her ludian name tober runs-L'M‘t‘,"""," oi ”"0"“ "buttor- (uh subscriber to the csupalsn. A" ”—50 b ‘12.”.
l various organizations will be given. ltse successor ,was tor years one of the; "‘"k ' "W“ ”W “‘9 I'M“? '0 my - ~1- ‘- '
Chillhen’s Shoes.
Styles for children of all ages, irom tone year,’
up, and very complete, $1.50 to $7.50.
For Dress and School Shoes tor hard,
rugged wear, in hand-weltcd models. patent and dull.
its; Emit. rims”). J)".a°fisml‘:§"°" “mm“, mm m Cm”. ".lmve.
‘fimnng [:32atgé‘hng ‘ffOfrul“,’l‘l“'W; iers. sm- humod wood and are. up! 1" CW“ 3" "'9“ b'" '°' "" d‘" Punt rout suro snows.
Vl‘ldly a.” ll ferry boat. bill dld ymwnmounted [O lflVQBlV min, and l ...-—— l
membch. . ' ' !
man service even as late as the boxer:had "1 I could "L including ””LMJHWIW'"" Getting Busy "“5 E"
I .
troubles in 1900. “The Jetrcl." one oi. ”m.“ 'l as ’10 other people run “0“ poet a Bio Season Despite the War 1
. ., ill, eds that were so fresh they‘ re- and High Prices. ,
Admiral Deweys famous, squatrun .it, in “m 0‘ mp1". lush my" in-
. , mind“ me «minerlcsn children. and
”1" battle °‘ "”1”“ Bay. “’ '1‘" "“d’ posrhos thairdrlppod luscious "u“. crossed cost oi pfodtlciion. etc...' auto.
—
Trinity (”hurch, Rev, Frederick A.
Coleman. rector—Th" tweiitytourtli'
Sunday alter Trinity. "a. in. role?
bratlnn oi the. holy (‘llillfllllnlOlL Spe-
Knlxht Street A. M. ii, Church. Rev.
I. A."MCCO,V. pastor, Sunday wor-
ship. morning service preaching by rial intercession! {or the boys of the IS a Bullion-INN“ Cuban Wall?“ The , mobile manufacturers are platinum lo? I , , ,
the pastor‘ll a. m: 12:30 p. m., Sun- parish serving their country. Parentsicmlao, Don Juan de Austria, Eleanoune'" sl‘l W" my shirt iront. I "I the in! :l 91“”er automobile “hn'l C1", Wide 01' medium “765. ‘3.” "0 “.50:
day 4...,th A. T, m.(.,.,.1._ superln- and 1.0mm.” 05,“..th asked in ”While d0 Luzon, Pampsnxo, mm“, 5811- well fed :mil mv men were well fed pwr tit-id this your in New York. (‘hl- ' -7 _ setvfld floor.
for half its much. Weill suppose ram and the other large cities oi"
o .Amr-rica.
my; ”:35: '13:“;mxnnzxat; Plans tor ihn New York show to he1
‘ lhold January 5-12. are alrrsdy under;
pity the poor Chinamsn. who using.“m Md ammow, and “can”,
1” more than "'0 pounds 0' 'dl‘imsnuinrturers. have rented spare and
cooked rice for a rest. A ash in {are preparing their exhibits.
l Automobile msnuisctiirers do not
Szechusn buys M much "'0“! so a ! permit their new ideas to gain general ‘I
kopeck I" Potrowrnd, “d there ”“iclrmlatlon before the winter shows.
3'0” “an I" ‘ ”Id dollar—Maynard land it is not possible to predict at this
Owen Williams. in The Christianltimi- what innovations may be expert;
Herald. ' ‘ 'ed in the 1818 pleasure cars. . l
' [l is certain that there will he at,
”-fi—‘P- liens: two new low priced cars on thei
T”: "“013 'irnrkm to compete with the present
Ono clubman was telling another 0! nmhineg selling for to“ lhsn 3500, 2
'qmet Ihis experience with a nooit written by? i‘imimprcinl cars will likely be very
, .. -- ‘ similar this year, owing to the govern-f
Plans ror holding a mlnstrel nhoWl'm‘ “mm" ”mm" m "m m" ore?" demand for standard cars for use,
lend dance in Red Men's hull. uptown. said the tint Intelber, ”that 1 picked,in the war. 3
December 11. were completed. it is ex- “9 M" book '38! M81“ and “I“ l “9‘", ' The Chicago show will not be held
pected that. a big time will be enjoyed. er budged out of my chair until four until late in January. while shows ini
Upon the conclusion of 1811! night'slo'ciock. this morning!" “Results!" Cleveland and Pittsburgh probooly willi
meeting. 0 card party was held. and a exclaimed the'seoond member "We! be held brim-en the,» New York and
ed. Re» ' , , Chicago dates. l
mm "m" w” great” "’1” it that interesting?" "No, but «um i _
treatments were. served, andthe good .
time did not break up until a late hour. "'19 until without—The Lam“:
tnndént; 8 p. m. there will be a spe-
cial sermon to the class lenders. Each
leader and assistant leader is urged
' to be in full dress. A special invita-
tion ire extended to the members and
to the public, also there w;ll be spe-
cial music by the choir. Thoml extra
“alums will make so interesting ser-
vice‘ior you. Seats fret» ("ohm stntl
enjoy our welcome. Monday night.
the Mite M. S. is called to meet at
the parsonage. Mrs. ii. A. McCoy.
presidentr Tuesday night. regular
class meeting at which limo the idea
or class organization will be discuss-
ed. Thursday night. thert- will be
given a pun-cake> social. three prize»
will be given. Mrs. ilno. Burr will
be in charge. Friday night choir re’
hearse]. Jas. Perkins, leader. The
pastpoiwd sacred concert will be held
next. Sunday afternoon.
present: 10 ii. ni.. church scluml. ill
a. ,m” morning prayer and sormon.:d°"]' Samar and the Villalobos once
"Thl' Present Day Call (Or Fruitiulvzfle" ”'9 “33 0‘ Spain, '0' "1°? '9"?
nt'iiil in th» llvvs oi Clii‘itiILith." 3:30'cnptured from the Spaniards st Santia-
p. m.. the sacrament of baptism. 7:110 130 or Manila Bay. TheVillalobot "a".
p. lm., evening prayer and "‘ldrps“‘led too much of s name'ior Yankee
Short similc talk on the gospel inv-
orlte hym‘ns.‘ Monday. 7:13 p. m" liars. so they have rechrtstened her the
Red Cross Auxiliary; Tuesday. 2 p.["Villsge Hobo."—l'mnk it. Evans. in
m.. sewing meeting: 2 to 0. rOClOr'a'st. Nicholas.
‘ofllce hour. 7:15 hilhlnt‘fli‘ plies-ting '
and rehearsal for minsihn, \ o nes- :
day. ‘8 p. m.. mlnstrel entertainment PR‘DE'OF COURT "ARRUK NOTES-
iziven by the Men's Club: Thursday. A wellmtteltded meeting 01' Pride of
7:45, Girl‘s Friendly Society: Friday. Court Nsrruk Circle. No. 801..i‘-om-}
3:30 p. m.. .limlor Choir. 7:45 Senior ponlons oi the Forest. wits held Tues.
Choir. 7:30 confirmation instructionlday night in Red Mom; hall, on Main!
Grace Church. the Rev. .1. Benton
Werner. rector—Tho twenty-fourth
Sunday after Trinity. The celebrio
.tlon oi the holy communion at S
" o'clock: mission Sunday school oi S.
Faith at 9 o'clock morning prayer
and sermon at 10:30: parish Sunday
school at noon: confirmation instruc-
tion'st 4 o‘clock in the church; even»
init prayer with briel'nddress at 4:30.
South ' Norwalk Congregational
Church. John Stapleton, n1lnislcr-~~
Morning service at 10:30; evening ser-
viccnt 7'20. Mr. Staplet'on wl ! preach
both int-mung and evening. in the
running the subject will he “Sin viliiai
'snlr_ '.r.i..7ations." in the evening ll
Qiu-stmnaiio. Sunday school ..t. 12-00.
111“ topic of the Men’s Bible ('lnrs.
which int-0.1:: at the same harm-will he
"Life insurance." based on Mark 8‘.
l mtinoi Want Ads are Winners.
-.......- _»-..._.-. ‘
('lu isi Church. Gregory ' BouleVard.
East .Norwalk.~~Twcnty40urth Sun-
day after Trinity. Noviimber lllth.
Morning prayer and sermon by the
'Rev. B. Boughton Butler at 10:30 n.1,
m.» Sunday‘school at 12 m. The ev-
ening service will be omitted. A com
torsion-mandala“. ti".
The Brighton Carlsbad garments which some wo-
i Gowns and Pajamas of Outing Flannel
l
’ ' men have been ‘waiting tenure here. To’many these
__._-..__ ..A._ nA——-' J
‘ dial invitation is extended to the; «3:; Th; Experience sflflseseWmPrordTbst .. are well known, and it only remains for others {0 be.
0 t th gregation oi Christ thurch an “arena,“ .‘ Y1 , . . ' .
e e . general public. A I 3"?” °' “1: “‘5' ~ 4 come acquainted With them to ensure approval. :1,
‘ . T. . - berdccn, dnho.—-“ ,1: car E€Tcd from ' . . fl 4 . . .
YEKG-ZBI l Saint Paul's can. Rev. 31am; 3. -gmwimmiu tag-Eideadtgap: A Both lgowns alnd pajamas are when (scientific
' ' « ' ,lOWOH. I'QCEOT— at}? our 1111- - u '38 ’1m 1". egl' ' arty “BL. rmm‘r. 51', e 'I.
_ , !day otter Trinity—7:30 a. at. Holy ‘hbloflom ‘ and 13:0. ‘Afsartalnngouo 1 lines and t Cy are. " “.6 ”Ty‘f‘V'n-
. ' Communion} 9:15 a. m., St. Paul's 'Wll tflrymchm. :lhavd nowiakeu correctly pl’OpOi'Il" l .
‘ Smile Church-school: 10:30 a. m., Holy‘Com- turbottissand fool Ihszattilflercnt omit. necdlcd 5931115,"! l' 3. ,5 .
. ; munion and sermon: 3 p. m.. St. An: ' w 5W" is‘thc “Pf ' ” ( ne ., windy,
l7 . , . ‘ ‘ ulrew's Church school, 353 Main street: fiestnsedlcine {have cram 115,16 taurccmx- m 0 pic». , p . . , c. . , ,
‘3 GOOd RWYO‘" Stomach T [1. in.. evening prayer. All persons . 'Fflld'lt-ig’lll “3 "m ‘11 - 1 $1,”,
are welcome at the-services, especially . - name I * . ' ’ . '
, - strangers and visitors in town. and .' mm" ““3411" m m“! “Herod My POM {Of Chlldfefi, ages l2, l4 and 16 years,
3:231") Formosa;- tgwflschrfisrshmay bl'egin etelsthea oi ’ 'm‘ occurs! 17 . and . “ , “m-
‘ i - “u”- - ‘oe urc schoos‘m any us say. backache . 4 , .
St. Paul's Church is open all day cv- :0. I'hd.gy.:dhhmu °£;.% M! “M fOl' “mm“, 3 m
-.. ..- - .1-” .-. -. M --_ ~ - -__- __, ‘ '1 could-not mim~ufim 1 m Gowns, White and colored. $1.50, $1.75, $2.00.
_. midlwooldlisvssohsve opsrsdon.’ friend »— a“ leesssd our.
' cash-disc so _ Eyl’ishbsln's Vegetable '
i (impound. , ssr flg’him I'd-snow ( 3
White Dishes for the Kitchen
Where is the household that has enough dishes-lo
put away tidbits for cverybodyisgrowlngsocarcful
and saving. , . .
o
Dishes to use in refrigerators and pantries:
ladles’ Unilemariiienls x
’ NewLi'nés ol Silk .and «Lingerie =Cam-
isa'ies 5311-0010 $3.49
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' ~ .giiiiitt'lhbzsu‘smrtutc. ., 7 ~ ' ‘ .‘j , ' - . ,- p , ~ ‘ , 7; “3“, W" "as, 1mm
A Dickerman &‘ Son’s * hummdnmolokmmn. m "g: 5...... 3.5333;
' ' " - ‘ ” hhonlihihn. altos-randy »' WWW Mil-“eu-
,, ‘ Wm: » - _ m , , . = . mu... 4, "’33:...
wwu- M l“ m--- D“ 39"“ , . ~ ' ; l w‘d mm war-35:.
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