'George Veils spent yesterday in
Sta-lord on business.
lira. Raymond has reported the loss
of her purse while on a shopping trip
yesterday.
.. 0a mud-y «sum. the entertain-
ment given by the yoaag ladies of the
flatbed!“ church last Friday night
will be repeated.
i . Linus Northrop of lildgefleld. one of
.tbe national army at Camp Devens.
was visiting friends in town on Wash-
ington's birthday, on furlough.
manic: of‘W'eatpos-t people at-
_a surprise party tendered.
A Plait, of East Not-walk last
’ meet this evening at the home of
An important meeting of the Wo-
men‘s War Bureau was held yesterday
"afternoon at the home of Mrs. George
~ vening.—Weet rter Herald.
y . ' ‘ no .11. Noxon. c
at ass-sound of Christ Church!
Mayor Schliclltlng, together with
Aww..
ry N; . ; ,W ‘ > W ' ' Whit law ’ Pt y
mflmmmfl‘w '1 H“ ”I s
of the Cid "1‘ period. and mentioned ’ ‘ . ~-
some oi the post. in which the out. 5 ! mum
er strength at Washington's character ' ' . . :
was shown. in conclusion, he deecrlo- .- l ,
so the sword of Washington at liouut "
Vernon, on which is an inscription.
that it was never to bonneheeth’edu-i ‘
ceptiaarighteouscaueeaadtbenaod Ralph Campbell hasmumed his
to be put up until that cause had mpuiee at Princeton, New Jerser. In?"
umphed. swing that WIN-don d “the".
was not in the slightest degree a man . .
to whom military life was attractive, m:- Kismet West Side sve-
he declared'that the inscription uponinwn 1' ll WMK Hospital. 0‘-
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eat condition under which America”. W' .
Mrs. Andrew Mills of‘ltowayton ave"
was wagln war a nst Germany. 1 - .
s w inue. has been visiting relatives in'
Providence. Rhode island.
. John H. Coates, of McKinley street.
has returned from an extended bull-1"
ness trip through the west. ‘
Mrs. Matter and son, of Greenport,
long island, have been guests of Mrs.
imsar L Raymond, of Rowayten ave
Mrs. John Kellogg of the East Side line.
has been ill'wiih an attack of shingles?
Mrs. Leslie Hughes and son Austin.
,The Misses Emily, Minnie, and lda'ot Brooklyn. have‘ been the seem 0'
Moore have been received as members. W'- Husbes' 9879“". Mr. and '5".
of the Norlleld Congregational churcn,10lcal' 8. Mills, of Highland eVenue.
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Miss Celia McKnight of Bradley: l"!- Mary Thomes, of liowayion|
looser loot Jeivs in soon to Most use
[ Competitive Spirit in lurepe. I
this blade exactly described tbe‘wep‘dugoing tram: ' ' . I
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IO. CIIMM COURT
» ' THE ass
iatbeaveeeaeeofladge Howard B.
Cuties and the list follows: .
M H. Call“. Frank N. Baher‘
“Employers and workers must unite and Fruit 3. Francis, of Bridgeport; ‘
tomtheooodlttourthsctsorumgcm 1". Spencer. Hendrick H. woo-
den or we in Enroll: will Mum-u and Wm! White, or nonhum‘
gays lingerie ll. Oulcrbrldge, presidenCChar-lee W. Candee and Samuel B.
of the Sew l'ork Cite-her of Coll-flames, of baton; R. mile Nichols,‘ c
mecca. ”i think there is no stone ale Edward a. Russell and George T. aoufi reams
in“: “industry before this country ‘nett, of F‘airiiold; Elmer Barbee?
.uaiapoi 50111 mt minimum In the George 3. Cooke and James 1. Suites:
sister of bringing "new two ton-um of Greenwich; John ll. Donovan and'
M‘ifstolllmml confidence and under- my“ H. “Minn. of Hum;i in
landing in a real spirit or “WNW Myron 3. Clark and came; w. Tyr-i
“Oll- . “roll. of Monroe: Prank Adams, Charles:
“in the world conditions now ore P. Fish and A. E. Semmis, of New Cai
owing the movies of [the mull?" :m; Homer 0. Clark, John 3. Huh
nations have, under t e stress a' ’ i
compelling "aw”. developed a ,beil and William B. Glover, of New-
gree of cooperation and eilicieucy in jto ; A' C ‘ Bette, lhomas 8.:
~Donal , ban ,
production of which they never be! dson ”d Jo“ T 8"” " 0'
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CHARGE
Minnie ltlmmich, at which time other town ofllciais recently visited
w “(knitting for the Red Cross Peartree Point in view of making
. bedoae. gplans for the improvements and re
‘ 3 pairs which are to be made hetero the
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street is spending a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank C. Fitch.
A son has arrived at the home of
avenue, will entertain the Ladies’ Aid]
'Society of the Methodist Episcopal:
LChurch, tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock.
I”! Tuesday evening, the 51h, the
meeting of the stockholders of
Country Club Company will be
7' at the =Norwalh Country Club,
oi directors.
u.
The “Qu'e Es" Club met at the home
lies Dells Van Coevering, 46 Gre-
Boulevard, last evening. and
K ' ed routine business. The next
will probably be held next
. y evening. although the place
it has not been announced as yet.
hon next Monday evening the East
" ' elk improvement Association
hold an informal dance at Com-
y Hall, for which the stoma:-
-,.i.. is Orchestra will furnish the
-~ The dance was to have been
. last evening. but was postponed
, ’-l next Monday evening.
The‘Eaat Norwallt Tobacco Fund
,
resort is opened for the summer.
. Wilfred Lowndee of Hindley Paris,
now with the national army at Camp
a Point at B sharp for the Devens, spent Washington's Sirthday. Bridgeport. alter a visit with Mrs. of the ”“9”" "l“ "9 connected.
land the week-end with his parents
Ibere on furlough, which is expected to
be his last trip home before his de-
parture for a Southern camp prepara-
tory to going across the big pond.
The monthly meeting of the Wont-
en's Christian Temperpuco Union wtll
. be held today at 3:30 p. in. As the li-
' brary, where the meetings are usually
held. is closed for lack of coal, the
place of meeting is the home of ‘Mrs.
G. E. Richter, on Mansfield avenue.
The meeting of tile loeal no’Iicense
committee. which was to have been ;
hold tonight. at the home of School'
Superintendent James P. Williams. forI
the election of ohlcers and other llll-
1 Norilcld
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sherwood of Low-i
er Parish. 5 On Friday evening, March 8th. at,
' the Rowayton Baptist Church there
Miss Jennie Allen has returned to will be a "get-together" social for all
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’with the church in any way. ; had to comlnt."—-Iiidiul l , cm
“on, N. Y.
’ Robert Allen of the East side,
Miss Florence Bankg'e. in town' The. men “night at catch, “MSW
|for a week-end vlsii'at her home 1:. Christian EndeaVor Society of t e
;Rowayton 3‘99" Church met at the; After the European war is over the,
Immm 0' ‘5‘ church h" eVening prosperity of the country will depeilil‘
at which time worlt for the coming on me wuungnpn o' labor to col—oper-
Don‘t Reels the Industrial Boat.
.,
Christian Rungsted of the Upper
died Saturday evening, there will be
no court sessions in Bridgeport today,
all pending matters being carried o:er:
until Wednesday.
NONI“; Joel Godfrey and Clinton E. ACCOUNTS
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3.21..”3." net-:flmrifim :uyd vwm' °‘ ““1“"; Willi-m A An-f oes-uso
where else in the world. dereon "“1 Edward R: Smith, 01.
"The war has produced many “0.,Ridgeeilld, Arthur W. “"01 ”d “
'Charlee J. Thorn. of Trumbull; Henry
prci'edelited conditions. Thu is only .. I .
one of them. After it is over there Park, "“1"!“ A: Taylor and Andrew . ‘
will be many we shall have to meet 4- Wheeler, 0‘ Weston; John F. Knapp! ’
and many changes to which we shall . and George E. Taylor, of Wilton. a co y '5
have to adapt ourselves. Some cannot i —--.._ - .
be foretold or foreseen, but it appears gugpgnp COURT ro HONOR DEAD:
to me inevitable that the conscious- CLERK :
ness of the cfllciency and prod‘uctiylzi _ ' :
doped, ll . . _.__. .. .._.- _
fijsg'lz‘wflmfizm ,m ;,,= An additional panel or jurors for. “momma
to turn to previous methods or up” the Criminal Superior Court weal 1 M W H] m d!
of indolence and case, but that they ‘ drawn yesterday morning to appear in. hflld ‘ I “I”.
will turn their newly developed pow- court Wednesday morning at 10 W11 m. on 3.0mm .
ore to production in peaceful pursuits 01,10“, Thor are many important 3.“ mm ’0’ All “7”“
”d that w; {gen hldulwfihzfumiumiel: criminal cases, including a number of Junk.
Emfar‘mi'ra'm olfa competitive mm" cm" ”9“”! ”9'0": the 1.. may
production organized on e an,“ oi court. in respect to the late “liliam a m at. m 1m
elbciency which we I..." never before 1'. llavllaud, clorlt of the court. who. Tel. 441. To]. “1
JEWISH FEAST OF PURIM.
The Jewish feast of Purim ill cele-
brated today. t has been ‘from time
immemorial a day of "feasting and
FOOD FOR THE ALLIES.
Parish is spending a few slays in Pei.
”the 'was discussed.
5 ate with capital in hgilting destructive
The food that was transported to gladness. and or sending portions to
the allies during
J aged 2! years, was held Sunday after ion Sunday afternoon at 5, at Which
. , , v competition from abroad. This is the
There will be an unique song per-f consensus of opinion among men of
.. wh have made a close study
vice atgthg‘ltowayton Baptist'vmrch,«::rn'd"wg. in the industrial and eco
nomic world. - l
time the toplcof the sermon will be. During the moilstructlnn period?
"Hymns °t "’9 Battle-Linc," "d the! that must follow the termination of
hymns sung will be those used in thoa m war, mp... m a", labor and
first-line trenches in France. All who- capital will he shipmates, and if there,
led to attend. i is going to be any mutiny among thei
are interested are invt {members of the crew the result will
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Rev E C Hoax occupied 4),. put. affect the wage earners income. in
barn, N. Y., and in New York city.
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The funeral of Rudolph Samuelson,
noon from the Swedish church.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. l‘ltch of
Good llill entertained a party of
friends at their residence, Monday
evening. It‘s!-
months of the war would fill six lines
of freight cats stretching from the
. late of Washington to Florida.
War-Savings
crease in value.
the «rim thirty 'one another. and [rifts to the poor.'
commemorating as. it does the deliv-
erance of the Jews from the plots of
Human, vizier of Persia.
i...‘ Acquire ‘the "Thrift Hablii”—liuy'
iThrift and War Savings Stamps.
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Stamps steadily
4‘
i Mrs. David Weldmur of Stamford is
pit at the Rowayton Methodist Church 3‘
. gunning at the store of M. i’. portarit business forms coming cam-
‘at both services Sunday On Sunday;
this connection George Roberts, vice}!
proudest of the National City Balls of, .
, .
last evening, at which time the
from the recent dance was held
palgn, will be postponed until next
Monday evening, because ofvthirslrl
.ln town caring for her grandmother.
'on the invalid ill-it.
. New York, says:
‘next. the Sunday school session will- "I cannot M rid of the conviction:
M~ . St . - ,,
ls urize-l Andrew 5. who remslnrlbe changed back ,0 ”'9 mm”; hour! that than will my. to he . period ofi
had been realized. The committee
at asalnbext week, at which '
I e packages will be sent out to barber shop;'whlch was destroyed In
' :‘bdys in the service. ~ the tire of January 3, until summoned
" ; into the national army by the drag.
‘ ; last summer, was in town on furlough
j, ., ' N STRIKE . , , over the weekend. Carl seemed just
18 POSTPONED
' it was learned that a trifle over, some of Mr. Williams. i
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Carl Brenner. proprietor of the local.
as well satistled, under the circum-
V'.’ ; stances, that he had qu‘t harboring tor
-.3QSTON. Feb. 26.—-Tlious’ands of
‘ . ,. people rode to work today in-
“the Boston Elevated Railway
‘ , ,1 use oilicers of the Carmen's
- "a“, 'by their personal appeals and
i 1 of state oiliclais, prevailed upon
_ hat a mass meeting last night
. " .. ~e until Thursday at mid-
'enstrllte railed for midnight
ti
, men for further negotiations
,of ,thetrunion and the elevated
-y. with the aid of John B.
Federal Mediator, will endea-
- reach an agreement on the
.'- ofthenlen’dorawagei'u-
of four ‘cents an hour.
noting at which the vote post-
”,ivg the strike was taken was fre-
Wp iaturbed by boots and hisses
i .- when members hissed an
by Governor McCall to their
at, James ll. Vahey'. counsel
.union, challenged any of the
' to a bare first encounter
». H, Reardon, vice-president of
I~4malguumted Association of
' and Electric Railway Employee
rice. in urging the men not to.
said:
i
e man who are doing the loud-
‘ , i .A and attempting to stampede
‘meetlng’ are agents of the 'com-
aent here for that purpose."
. told'the men the international
. nation would not sanction a
-_ t made in 1912 between its
the company remained in'
' are to be submitted to arbi-
_ and Preeident Matthew C.
. “iii a__statement last night de-
'3‘ 'fider this fag-cement wage
f.
, to arbitrate. ‘
. ' J on also read letters and
' g, [rumSecretarv Wilson of
~ ripen of Labor, Governor
‘é ayor Peters and the Public
. . ., ' ‘ salon. appealing to the
hallowed for negotiations.
a...
limb in casauae Fon- .
races.
AJeb. 26,—Jnlius Maser. a
“it “Slicer of Santiago
Nb filler arrest. here and in-
}! the Cabanas reruns,
‘ laborers in an esort to in«
handling of the sugar crop.
. if.ie. said to bola intimate
g (learn illiderhrant. German
. mass In. was also is a
,. Gal-em ‘
soldiering before the lire came.
der consideration the cutting of cords
' of wood to be stored for use early next
ital] or winter The recent springlike
lweather saw a slacking up of orders
\ for wood and the oillclals expect there'
‘ seventy 4'0 hburs mm, may be a lull in trade which will per-
mit the cutting and storing of wood.
Upwards of 100 cords of wood if stored
for use later on would come in hardy
and could be readily sold.
3 School Superintendent James F.
Williams expects to leave this inc-ril-
ing for an educational convention at
Atlantic City, where marl: emphaslr
will be placed upon Junior high school]
trailers. Mr. Williams is ailthcrized
by the school board to stem! this
convention so as to get tilt latest
phase of school work. which will prob-
ably be introduced in this turn next
fall. - r 3
Rev. C. E. Richter, press supcrin
tendeut and deld speaker lol- the Con-
,
The Darien fuel committee has nah
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Joseph Puncher, a brother of SIN-I
uel ll. l‘ancher of this place.'died in
Dunbury last week, the funeral being
ill-id Saturday. '
Mrs. Benjamin Morris of Milford.
has returned home, after a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Burton P. Merwin of the
East Side.
The two-yearrold son of Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Shipman is suffering.
from a serious ear trouble and und--r
medical rieaiment.
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‘ Friends here. learn that Miss Carrie
Mllbank of Greenfield Hill has accom-
panied her brother. Nichols Mllballlt,
to California, for an extended visit.
Mrs. Lester Fanton of the East Side
. is in Nor-walk visiting her daughter,
' Mrs. Edwin Hoy’t‘ of Westport avenue.
Her son, John C. Fanton of Bradley
street, has left town for a trip to Flor-
ida, accompanied by Mr. Hoyt.
The war rally held at the town hall
Friday evening at which addresses
were given by Rev. Alexander Allison:
Jr.. and Robert G. Del-‘orest of Bridge-
port, was enjoyed by a
of local residents.
large number i
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BOARD OF BUSINESS . .
MEN TO RULE UPON !
, lNGOME PROBLEMS,
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business'
of ”:50. The plan of combining the readjustment for the general :
preaching service ladle mgrniug and situation soon aftert the 7:3! T235:
‘ ‘ls only one way a am a
the Sunday school was iourld. not to be .
Practical for Rowayton. All or the‘ xmyndotmitltidztgf ”$33532:
members of the Sunday “how are. convince our own people of the advan-!
asked to remember that the hour has mm of larlre ”Me, mummi 91'0- ,
been changed. and 10 I" on hand. Motion. and we have to satisfy our;
making the attendance as large as PO“: , wage-earners that they are interested ;
ible {not in restricting production. but in'
s ' ilncreaslug produttlon. They must be
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necticut Temperance Union presented
‘ihe status of the p‘rohtbitmu mt-v:-. “"9"“ COMWG‘WMI' Will Bum'ntofl‘l
merit in nation and state Sunday morn-,I Experts to Help Solve War ' ' t
frzg before the Congregatieulll church,i T“ Questions.
Mrs. Frank A. Cunningham, of
Edgewood, which is a suburb near
Providence. R, 1., Is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. A. B. Cleverley, .0! Crew
avenue. Mrs. Cunningham, who is the
wife of Rev. Frank A. Cunningham.
who was pastor for several years of
Rowsyton Baptist church, but who
left Rowayton to take the pastorate
of a most prosperous church, at Edge;
wood. is glad to be baclt in Rowanon
once again, where the family made_
many friends, during their stay' here.
It will doubtless he of interest to
many here to know that Dr. Cunulns-
ham resigned the pastorate of his
church and is now at Camp Wads-
worth 8. C., where he is engaged in
v. M. c. A. work at the camp.
bronchitis
All! Older":maii and
Lung "Allmeais ng-la "
variauy,,Yiem to J Elbe increase over‘tbe several um;
illusion.g
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. ling. and the value of manufactured»
brought to see not only that wages are .
dependent upon production. but that ;
.an increasing supply of all the com-
forts of life for the masses of the peo .
pie is dependent upon lt."-ladesirial‘
t'ouerrcdiiou, N. Y. .
wuiiour AGlTAToitS
liiDUSTilY FLOURISHES
and Factoriee In Queens.
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The Standard Billiard: E9960.
Figures Show Big Increase In Wagee It?
Are Lower
Come in and take advantage of .
the reduced market
on ms HABIT
of trading here—more ior your money V
always-Prove it lor yourseli.
Wee Sunshine, of the Sunshine Company,
teller-o all the! week. Crime in and see from. ' ‘
So. Norwalll
12 N0. Main St,
Wherever labor agitators are few.
there industry flourishes and workers
.are prosperous. This is the lesson to
: be gleaned from the remarkable indus-
‘ trial growth in the llorough of Qtlecns. .
3 New York City, as shown by tile ilg~
glues. recently compiled by the Bulcau,
I of L'cllsusfor the year 191-1.~
{not only in, tho number of new facto-
rice. ulpital invested in manufactur-
! products. but also lathe sum total of, .
I salaries and wageeand the number of ;
salaried employee, and wage earners:
since the taking of the last census in i
Um. From a percentage standpoint}!
was as follows:
Salaried employee. (2.71m cent; salvi
sites, 50.8 per cent: wages. 35 per cent;
. Children Cheerinlly "d gsgmzsmkw
and Patiently « ’9 3 0~ ‘
Domintr
' Treated by Modern Sympathetic y
Painless-“Methods Auntie 0m“ Treatment
v DR.S.M.DEll‘Z l
' Gas Administered
"Mm“ Surgeon . , by the Oxygen
Charges for Very
Beet Dental Work
A
Method
DENTIST
73 South Main Street.
.Gold and Porcelain
Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p
Restoration.
15 Years in ’ b a 0mm... All kinds of Artifi-
tiio Practice or m' y W rial Deutunrcsd
' Crown and vi go -
High claee - -l
«» Et. Skit
Dentistry. Work, e,
conducting the morning service. The
address .as illustrated with several
maps and charts, which showed the
imarvelous progress of the great re-
form during the past few months. Es-
the‘ company was ready at all pecially mpmc was a map ”4 3" Roger, nternal Revenue Commasioueerphmt’ that threatened we" "‘7
ickart 'showing the splendid standing
i of Connecticut, witheloo towns dry and
‘ only 68 remaining wet
wssmxo'rtlx, D. c.. Feb. zit-.3? Nearly one thousand prominent poo;
board of excess profits reviewers con-i 1:16: in one city alone hare public?!
slsting of about a dozen/representa-i testified in 31M . statements “1?".
tives of special industrleer‘br business-i Malina cured them at masher c0165.:
es, will be created soon by Daniel c,‘ bronchitis and other forms .of winter?
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to make rulings on specific queguomfexiateuoe. Other thousands in other;
involved in returns. ,sections of the country have added
1' This has been decided upon as a “It" tesflmvnv. and allfualte in. pro-
i means of solving a multitude o! prob claiming Linotdne "‘9 “1°“ electiVe
fully Done
'lllll murmur "1F” ,
Place your valuables NOW in a Safe Deposit Box in our ‘
fire and burglar-proof vault, and you will never have occa-
wage centers, 3).“! per cent; capital in;
hosted. 29 per cent; number of facto-
ries, 2116 per cent; value of products..
8.8 per cent. '
mine complete figures have not been I
published as yet for all the cities and i
'Ststce. still from theilguree that are!
now available it is evidencthat the:
Borough of Queens for theeyear 1914':
exceeded in the value of fig mum“. g
med products many States of the:
Union. such as Vermont, Mature;
- ogthe men and urging that!
T Attorney Mark W. Norman, one of lems. Hundreds of business time find
this town's meet highlyeeteemed citi— the regulations too general to at spe
zone. delivered a must interestingand cine cases. Each member of the
illuminating address on. (large Wash; board, which will sit in Washington
lngtpa, Sunday-1min; at the meet- and make recommendations to the
ing of the WWW “9‘53“? commissioner. is to be picked for-hie
class. , llr. Norma showed a aplenv boiled“ Of a particular'llne 0‘ Ml
did familiarity with American history sen .
and biography. ' Combat!" Washing-s The terms "invested capital?!“
ton will his contemporaries, sir. Nor, lnss" and “man"nand other , ,
man declared that while some of them” in determining mimosa of «sis is
surpassedhlm insane respects. tbepald maytaheon
marvel of the character of Washing-- meaning for dilerent burlesque,
toawee that it was invelaerabieat on the board's decision willv'deieml
any sol-sloth» mm" ne‘many millions of dollars in taxes. ‘
wuatnestnotebtalgIraContider-
Minuteman '5‘
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medicine of its kind known to science.:
Relief is wrought by removing the'
swellings and irritation) tut calls.
the disturbances. It is 'a trulywoa-
jim'uie [creates-sermons.
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lir.‘ 4Mm-m‘lmfit' _
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deflui ,remedyand “(pure and whole: ME“
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some, halogen WW“W.$§§W Menu-tee '1”le
Oil. kahuna-.1oumMoil-r 41...; those sleds in. duels forjl‘u‘:
WW1h»mhinea hole. the your Mir-elm ow!
aadknowatheworid‘ovetaa-Ig tioa;N.Y. f .
3 : ‘i' 9;" / ”Wasn't-“Mm,
W ' m. «may om mo... or
: i 7\ 35‘. H , ,""0¥I.lmw..'fi'?:'$‘fi’
1' ' ‘-' ' . '2‘ to fled. :; own
,. ‘i n.1, ' r. 3%! a’sbewflibeehietmoumer
Oregon. Florida. and Wyoming: it .ea- :
ceeded, also. in this RIM every city E
to New York State. with the attention 5
of Buflalo. In foot. there were not:
sion later on to explain how you could haveavoided their J
loss "I!" you‘had only thought of safeguarding them in
time. ‘
Boxes rent for $4 and upward per year according to
size. Storage is provided for bulky articles at very moderate . . .
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