SAY. man 14. 1919
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RECORDS FOR
5'? PATRICK’S DAY _-
St. Patrick‘s Day.
Mother Machree.
A Little Bit of Heaven.
Lott: Back Car. M00012
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J JanF-iro and Valpuriso by wiroless tit-L
(phone as easily as one calls up n.
neighbor in New Yo. li.
'l‘vmntiutwu tvwlvu thousand ton
\r-ssvis :iro bvin?cnnstrut~t€d for the
South American ' ll‘tLilt‘. Mr. Hurley
said. The-y will be equipped as com-
fortnbly {Lathe finest. ocean going pal-
aces which ply in the Atlantic. An
additional twontyvtwo vessels of small.
or tonnage urn bcing built for vtlte
name tradr‘.
Outlining tl‘ii:.- program of trade cx-
trunnion, M r. llurlcy snide- —-~
"We nil know the many advantages
ot‘ the Womb-Hui ports that have been
built. up in u. numbor of South Amer-
ican countries. many of the-m l‘ur su-
porilor in our own port facilities. lli-
root. (-oluiminitwttimi by both freight
and passenger stvmusliips must bu vs-
utblis-‘hml ill. llll‘ t‘ng‘llt‘Sl‘. possible mo-
yttxnt with lltzuiut Venturzt, Gunynquil.
,Cullao. lnqttitiun, Vitlpnriso, Uus‘nos
'Ayrert. -MUlth’\'ldt-U. tio Juuciro and
‘Ldt ‘rutivra. ‘
“We arc now building
ltwvlvu thotu—zuid ton passenger and
cargo ships for this trzulv. and the
acrmumnzlzuions on those ships will be
as lino :25 any trans-Atlantic liner.
'l‘ht-v mum lir- made. so in order to in—
vitn-tntvel between North and South
America. On lllt‘Ff‘ vefi‘Suls every room
.will. be nquippod with two beds and a
bath—50 that our Latin—Americantneigli-
burs and our own lioople may make
the voynrzv north and south with as
§murb comfort as has been heretofore
travel.
{a Back to Erin. Mc-
y of Irish Jigs.
.z'ing of the Green.
' 9 Philadelphia.
1‘3 of Ireland.
Love Song. Gluck.
. 11 Home Town in
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:mtiELLY’s
16 So. Main St.
worn nonwux.
it.“
twcnt y-two
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Elly N
daughter was lmm .‘v‘cstt-rdaty to
131: Mm L’l
.lr arrnup
gig
L: on” rd (’lorman.
. . . , . 'afiorded in trans-Atlantic
:mv'litnr is» born in 5'”- ‘”_“1 Thi'fiv ships will make weekly trips to
L""‘“’"‘ V' Arm’m' “f “‘4 Mm“ Llll' poits of Central and South Amer-
l. -t owning \lotlit-r and child 50:1. and they will fly the American
1-1:, moody. ’ flag.
‘ ‘0; must YiHlt the countries of Con-
trul and South America in order to
appreciate the wonderful possibilities
there presented for investing our mon-
ory in their many enterprises. We
must also purchase everything that
‘YTI'l‘tll ninnxrl work on the
~‘mm-h in River street is
lilttt-ly today. Contractor
twenty-four men at work.
V ~ ' ; l - and derbies. we can purchase from them. Hang
-, ..,~ . ~ x; . 1 . 01 their products We need badly, an
" "” (" “00d “f ‘ e“ L“ it is with this thought an mind that
mm :wptfinlvll county chairman
1; ti." junior (‘luh work, at a rccent OX-
:1t.ve incl-tins; oi the 'F'alrt‘ldd
.otmty Farm Burt-(tn.
ltr-latives of Mr, and Mrs. Julian Du-Z
ll, 0! Craig, Colo, have received
we are planning fast merchant ships
that will bring North America and
ouch other.”
—'l'ry a. Sentinel Want. Ad.
, TELEPHONE T0 LINK '
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THE TWO AMERICA’S
South America within easy access of stands and the cause of this, attempt
:ws of :‘m- birth, yesterday. of a . . ~ __..,..._..._,
gutter. to tho happy couple. Mrs. OUCH‘ CORNS'
I val! u'ai; tornirrly Miss Addie DreW. - -
f Nur’littlk. l
» "Tally Ho" .1 Vt'hlt'lt" of iiivlotly and
Anglia-s (if A. O. H. Lock-
St. Patrick's ninht. Atl-
LEFT CORNS orr
. mw til,
' woad's litlll.
:llltfir'lGn 510 cents.
Contractor MiClizw‘.‘ J Riordzut has:
H‘ct’lived the; contract to make the fire;
T‘frall's to the Lewis home-Nomi in
imvzis strw‘t. The llOllSt‘ is an oltl‘
mu) and tin- workmn-n st-e some an?
I it work, . ‘ :
, Garden fertilizers at. Raymund UI‘OS.:
Andrt'w Santnnicllo is lllt\‘ll\;i, out; ol 1
.T- storm in the Kenna block. Watt-r;
fi- r‘t, first district, rvmodclod, and
. ill blmrtiy open an Italian tron-n"
;. tilt-win. Part of the stock is :zrf 0m 55
AETORl’i
3.04:1 (l. ISfibtiliti-ll. star: of Mr. t'll'l;
H22 . nt‘ Atari-um
t'Ct, has We“ "HM-“l ”“3” ‘1‘ "‘*“"= Dot-an’t hurt a bit to lift sore,
Ho is :i. y‘éoluun ill
l3 expt't‘t- .
\‘7: s islnuds
- United States. muy {‘Z'lll
home in about. tor. days. it is Px- .
7 (I that. will in) hontvrzlltiy neb-
touchy corns tuft v. lth fingers
(l in a short time.
Harry ltvntw, of Si'i\'t'-rntint- :EV‘l'lllll‘,‘
'- wind to tho first district [ltllitt’ strt- .
, last t, that his blcvrlo lind’
bP-f; taken irorn 'Wetrtl Ol-
t.‘ vr Edward .1. Clone was detailed on ,
nu."
strut-t.
nufort- ll" could fit-t Ml)"
("1" $3.51!, llt'it
t‘llt't‘ repcii mum; in that the llLt'xrlt- o
vane found
Il‘H’ttv'nit-g' {its 22"}: :l'w ‘zlrtinr é: :
M“! ‘1 A '2’ 1’ rruakr: it‘r—t‘ (1(4an
u , first Manta-Y ”row a
: 112;.
will r:—: of hns'.‘
supplies iO‘un a bothersome corn,
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gram, {ad and poultry
ROV‘JZYU’I. l 1441: 'ti’tttipu.~il;ly
194-2. ‘
What 21-: poi-imp: first rhubarb
nppcztred in one of the Pre‘cwnc at
tilt}
tright oft". No pain! T137 it.
ill a:
r “be yawn any drug store.
r mark»
-t twenty cents a pound.
tot s are now being roar-Wed in in-
eir price belt“ the Sllglllt'rlfi sworn-.55
gdoesn‘t hurt at all:
Southern hard corn.
or sing quantities, tl: or irritation. I
mm thirty to forty cents a. pound.
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OUR .? I 5’! %
FACILITIES %
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T0 HANDLE g
TRUST FUNDS
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if .‘J‘e cuss-t. complete. In fact. the
2 cm:- of trust funds is our sped-
Handling 3 number or
,7 We do, we can handle % MEN’S AND WOMEN’S
‘* more advantageously than / ' ' '
MN WW a... Fine Spring Footwear
j, . 1.5 less 100, our whole I New lasts andpattems that are
; 4...'2':’|.: often being less than the pleasing to all. I
t; $6. or the bond which an indi— 7 we Wm ham "to ‘M
a Vidal is obliged to furnish. /, “you. nuiltiafilf‘
5;: ‘ ' é ' ---—~ 12.1112 -
The South-Norwalk g: , .
Elwood & Glo er.
a trustee. * * z .
liltle Freewne I erranean fleet,
instantly that gaged in some of the thrilling and em-
‘Pltonclcnm stops hurting. then you lift it.
Freezone is the;
‘ magic other diacovcry of the Cincin-i
Donovan's
Mayor _
mend: Concermng City ;
Conditions 2
(Continued from Page One).
ca mpai git.
"The —-ttlml:s:nir.:v difficulty i.< the
column crfiy ou-r the increase in the
salaries of the police officials. The 3.1-
titudc of the atiim‘nisrrntion being that
there is an ext-cos of policemen and in
ttm imvrost of economy and a better
organiziition oi the police department.
a. ivuuction in the number of police-
ant :11 is advisable. The last act; of the
outgoing administration after bein':
discredited by the electors of the city
was to ummint two more llail‘ollncn to
carry out it political bargain made
Iii-twious lu tlw vlectitin and add them
to an :i'trt-miy t-‘l’t figurdenod force. N0
1114.710}: was it: 2 :m- the payment
of the sulzu‘io; o appointees and
lllt‘} Wmlt not l'ilt:¥:.i_; l‘d llraljl l’ebm‘
:tl‘y, following their appointment. in
October. At. tlio September (1918)
umrtin; of tho rouncil an ordinance
was proposed and Rubb‘t‘quontly enact-
ltl incrvnaing the salaries: of the 1‘0—
liw t‘oi t.‘ notwithstanding the {not
limit no {11111794 had been provided by
lllv Board of Apportionment for the
imminent tltorvoi. The city charter pn‘r
vitlvs that tho boa’u‘d 0f estimate at.
tltcir routilnr inflating in June of each
your. l-llmll proud;- for tthe expenses of
1110 city for ”10 vusuing fiscal year and
tlu‘~ tax to nit-u: sud) oxlnenses is laid
accordingly.
"In disregard of this provision of
the charter, tho Veto based. upon the
t‘rr-egoing was ox erridden. and n reso-
lution passed requesting the Mayor,
within ten (lugs to call a. special meet-
ing of the Estinmtc Board to provide
for the payment of this increase. This
being illegal and contrary to the char-l
,ter provision, the resolution was lg-g
luoretl. Suit. having been brought
lagcunkt the city to determine this con.-
tontion, this question is now pending
in court, and will have m be there de-
cided.
"Had the recommendation to reduce
'the police force been followsd.‘tbe in-
crease could have been made out of
the funds provided by the Board - of- .
Estimate and without. . additional . _ex—. .~
Dense to the tax New, ..........
“This is the situation as it now
lot Councilman Murphrand his-ceterio -
.to arbitrarily block the. .clLST'S. bugle .
. ness. It is now up torture citizens; and.
itax payers of the city to judge the
.-.._.~__i'morits of this controversy. Meantime
fno alarm need be felt: as to the con-
duct or city business. Aside from a
:tcmporary delay in the payment or
gnome bills, business will proceed as
tusual and when the necessity of a
icuuncil meeting arrives, a way will
'b-- round to hold one."
.; REED cnoss NOTES
knittors to the front again. The
i(gill has contextmm abroad {or sweat-
Jcrs and stockings for children. This
tspeciul refugee work pulls at onu'e
heart strings... At public gatherings
{as wall 38‘ in the bounce the knitting:
{noodles will fly once more. At the Nor-
gwallc Armory there 'is wool for this
work. If any wish to supply their own
livool and to knit according to their
town plans. garments that are warm
‘will be acceptable. The sweaters
Eshould have sleeves and should be
lknitted in Un‘cc‘sizes, small, medium
and large for children. Sweaters and
‘stockings are muchmure needed than
imull'lers. and shawls.
, .f (it? course this renewal of knitting
lat-livity is in no way to interfere with
work on other refugee garments
gwliicb are still greatly needed. \Vhen
idoing this work it is Well to remem-
tbcr that our own boys are not being
{in any way neglected. “There are
ionough finished articles to more than
{supply the hands of American fioltliers
{and sailors.”
1 From now on, the Armory is not to,
1 b0 open for work on “Saturday.
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l MR. BYINGTON SAW ACTION ’
, Gorge- llyithton. son of Mr. and
ers. Stalwart Byington, of Flushing.
lL. 1., formerly oi‘ this plat-e, has been
tin the very thick of the naval conflict
[abroad He was assigned to an S. C.
thou, zmd alter a. thrilling trip across
,the occan, was assigned to the Medit-
in which his boat. on-
inently successful assaults in the
,Adriatic sea. Of late George and the
lather members of the crew have been _
A few cents buys a tiny bottle of,llving “the life of Riley.” in that they?
This 15- have been given automobile trio's
ml
Naples, Rome and other places anal
:13 this morning 8le 59115 summc’m m “‘1 your feet Offeverythave been entertained and dined most‘
501? corn, or corn between lroyally. The boat; is at present hauled‘.
thr— tot-s. also an callus-'95, and without out at Milan. from. which place it will
{proceed to France and then continua
on easy stages back home, arriving in ..
the middle of the summer. ~ ‘ ‘
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. FARMERS WANT COLD
"STORAGE secs LABELED
ed opposition led by Senator Charles
E. Hough of Washingtonpresident, the
7, as a. resolution asking tlié judiciary:
viding that all cold storage eggs must-
ciding that all cold. storage eggs must
be. labeled. The resolution was of-
Treal-z of Orange.
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MAmAl: scans DEATH.
Winsted Man" in ~Critical. Condition
.WINSTED, 'Matdlt 15:“ hart Reid.1
Clock company. -was~found..umnw.
State; W: ways a“! .
. aim 'uizté hold undt‘r a bond of $500 for
.orchard white at any pharmacy
lup a quarter pint of this owmtly my
' should help to soften, freshen, bleach
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HAIRTFORD March 14.——After spirit-_.
Farmers‘ Association of the General;
Assembly adopted by a vote of 15 to;
committee to reject the bill which pro; Toothache
fared by Representative Charles ‘8‘.
From SeiMnfiioteIIAUounds... .. . l»
‘scioua at his. home here. yeatetdamv
Thousands of (mothers mire found-
Mother Gray's Sweet. Powders an ex: i
' cellent. remedy for children complain“
mg of headaches. cold?» £9Verlshflc—SS.‘.
,stontmm lmlllilv‘xfi and other iragutap
tiles from
in;r these days
are accomplished by it use,
motbsrs for over 30 years.
which (children suffer tlur.
Urged by
Sold by
Druggists ti-vurywhel‘r. l ‘-
NORWALK HOSPITAL NOTES. 3 j
insclmrgt’d \Yedne :day.*llenjamin
Simpson. Danliury: Juliette Lund
Bartlett avenue: Catherine
l“.
(mist .
(ft lining North Taylor (tripling 513,13,
l’Jrl'vl Knuth. it Knight. street. > ;
Admitted Thursday 7’ Vt'ra Eze~
lanolin, llrozul lier‘ll
Rowayton.
Diauhzu ged‘ Thursday *‘vEltuntll‘ lletw-
ivy. 7 Thomas strct-t.
Reinhardt \vaitr. f
TO DEMOBI‘LlZE 101 ST.
Trench Mortar Battery Will Not Be.
Held for Boston Parade. ’
AYER. Mass..Marg-b 14,—“. was un5
nounred at Camp Dow-n5 last night
than. the 10151 twitch mortar battery.
which is to be doruotuilizcd lit-r9 short-
ly, would be (liarlmrged immediately:
andjwould not be held for the expected '
parade of the 26th Division in Boston.’
if the member.— wish to participate inf
the paradv‘, they will be obligcd to pay 1
their own expense: from their lionw: .3
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KILLED BY TRUCK.
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Jordan,in Chargc‘ of State Repair
and (33C!2lli‘>n: )(Jgults l
,. CONNEALLY a: BRACKEN
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Ten—Piece
We have it!“ received I new line of 13mm ROW‘ lg;
FURNITURE insetoftenfp'anea, including Extension- Ta- "t
b191, Side able, m Mm cm, MOM! and Five l
Side Chairs. Inna“ We nude]: in either Quartened 9:3:
021k,is American Walnut;“Antiqne ' h”
Mahogany or Butler Fmsh‘
SOLD IN'SE‘I'S ONLY.
Prompt free auto delivery to all surrounding towns.
RAYMOND at SON— _,
WHY MEN BUY
Johnston & ”Murphy’s Shoes
13 because they are acknowledged everywhere as TEE‘BEST.
l'or many years they have led the procession as the proper
thing in shoes, and when after long and faithful service they "
finally went out, the man who knows them comes right back
here for more.
J. & M. NEW SPRING “Dill-8 HOW READY
THE BEST 01“- EOBBRY 'I‘O HATOH
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DANIELSON, March 14.—Mlllard Film:
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Jordan in charm of state road repair?
work in the town of Killingly, was
killed late yesterday when he was
struck by a motor truck driven by Al-
bert Gordon 01‘ l’lainllc-ld; Nestor Gor-
dean of this place, one o: the men
working with Jordan. also W33 hit by
the truck and was taken to a hospital .
CENTRAL HOTEL
moroomsbythodsyorwuk. “connected, We
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magnum PinoOatocMnd;alaonemm Italian
tnd American m1.
Cornel- lemon and» . ' Id. 1650.
N. 13min. lunar. J. 131838;. PW.
in‘l3utnn'rn’in. :1 31-Hour. condition. Gar?
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unurcsssmr
MISERY ‘
mere is-misery much in fillI
wofld that .is .UMVOIDABLE. ,
Theme
vorld why you should be troubled k
by your teeth- We can remove ‘
them 'without— pain. if necessary.
Perhaps it is possible, by skillful.
bridge work, to SAVE. THEM.
In any case, we can guarantee a ' "
oemtmn‘ of tooth m due. l
Dr. J. a. Mallory :
16 ‘50. Main St
South Norwalk.
We: Hours—~43 a. m. ”8.1!. w
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A. M. WOOSTER
ATTORB'EY AT. LAW'
Lula-c WI U. Sn V0.0!“ We.
PAT E NTS
Sandie? Quark: on Put-n0 7 ,
“’3th
31¢:- u...:.— a.
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Women ’5' Wm
appc-m'mce at the coroner’s lnqttvst
b“
bete- today. Jordan was 68 years old
and. inventour sons and‘three daugh-
GlllLS! MAKE Lanes
LOTtON TO WHITEN
lino BEAUTIFY sxm
In all weathers the skin Ind com-5
can be kept wonderful)”
cleanbpvftapd white bylutlie use of.
this inexpensive lemm. lotion wbloh'
Hershfield’s Motor Express
122 WATER STREET, 80. mum; P30” 294.
NEW YORW‘BIXTB 173m; PHONE FWGW 798
DAILY ms 32m nonwm m m you
Operate SoveuBenl‘ruoh tritium mum , Dun
Trucks for Contractort' Work. 1!
Telephone your calm. Fromm will be given.
Onlyftltunptltentm t help employed. A undatgivu and <1de
w r Q
We haul
anything anywhere. Nojobtmlargoortoosman.
loving
BENJAMIN HERSHFIELD.
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Padded. Vans {or Long Mn“ 1mm .
Prcnrietor
msunmer v
lint arm tame-amt .‘f "
RM Cum '
REAL. ESI’EIE
In all its Iii-mm
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D WAD Ami
any girl or woman an easily pre-
pare ' . ' 9
remaining}
strained into a bottle
three ounces of orchard white makesl
a. whole quarter pint of the most. n», 'l
markablc lemon skin beautifler at; ‘
pay for a; 3:
small jar of the ordinary rolrj creams;
the? ,
lemon juice through a tine Cloth 80 no l !
‘.
about the cost one must.
Carr shtmld be taken to strain
Woman knows that lemon juise is
used to bleach and remain: such blem—l ,_'
lemon pulp gets in, then this lotion;
will keep fresh for, months. Every
ishes as freckles, sallowncss and tan,
enerand bemtifler.
and is the ideal skin softener, smoodi.
Just. try it! Get three ounces
and
”two lemons from the grocer and make
grant lemon lotion. It naturally
and bring out the roses and hidden
beauty or any skin. Those who will
make it. want to gently massage
this lotion into the face, neck, arms
and hands once or twice daily, may
be repaid with a skin that is flexible j
and young looking and a peach-like
cmlcxim.——Adv. .
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‘ Out Of Pain to’Comfortl
Proved Sale by Millions!
For Pain
Headache
Eararlie
Rheumatism
Lumbago
new. if «teem». repcatdose
55, an employe ot‘tlie 17:1“... 13W . '
Arm ’ Q
throat.
'tet.‘
witheuts on biscuits, legs;rfirists:anat ,
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The Juice 0! 1W0 ”-th Elemons : m.
of
Malignant». one or mica!» Tahieisxof Aspirinw wini- -
mo 00382138 I)!!!” FROM'ALL OTHERS
Heme Corsets have patenteiteatums which not only sty-
lishly correct figure-faults, but all» mnedy physical defects.
' Nemo Sell-Reducing Corsets
permanently drive away excess flesh. provide scientific
bodysupport and give trim, stylish lines to even the most un-
fuhionable WE. .
Have our expert corsetiero help you select the type of a
Name Corset made for you.
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PASSENGER PUSHED INTO RIVER
Five Injured When Engine Sideswipes
Train—Imperilcd Saved by Fire.
men.
. NEWCASTLE, Pa" Mar. 14.——lFbur
paaengers were injured, one seriously.
when one car at an nocomodnflmtmln
on the Pittsburgh and Lake Elma 3111-
?roadzm knocked into the Sherman
, given special attention;
, lure of the spine.
. ‘gret giving the Chiropractor 3 chanco
it}; com normal. m.
ammonium
Taking
mnrrmn comm
THE NEW sumo -
D‘FtNiTION OF CHIROPRAfi".
. cause of the disease and the an a!
adjusting the same. Disease is count)
by a wrench, twist or‘sprain in tho
' back. Even it done in culdhoomn
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later lite in the difierent organs. and
limb. .
Chiropractors remove the cause a!
. license and pain, health is restored
. thmugh harmonizin
the nerve as.-
tems in your body. Female tumbler
also cum»
You will never in
to help you.
magnetic Treatment: Given Also.
'I'. FRANCIS, D. C.
34 Huntington at» 8,0. Not-walk. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School.
Tar 1mm: snorv ‘,
84 North Iain Strut
Furs Repaired
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fully celocted by «notional! tur-
Rfler by a. light engine, at a «all?
out. here. yesterday. The coach tell
into five feet of water. Firemen were;
summoned and holes were choprd. iii;
mule car, releasing the dozen or more
imprisoned passenger-é;
‘ Three other. coaches were derailed
and the passengers in them were sov-‘
erely shaken up. ,_ l
Colds
Grippe
lnfluEnZal-
CoIds ‘*
Stifi' Neck
Joint PainsQ.
mullahs [110 no son: KEYNOT-
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WWW“ in
tin-ac fimexazday, after meals;
m. mutation”: 11:1)..m'the air passages a:
clear and you cult
,t was. mmmachm, 11mm . _
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Hematitching and But;
~ tons‘mde to Order
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floss mm? m M
Apply Cream in Noun‘ls To
0961' Up All: Pam.
the What, relief! Your digital n
yum-new are
butane «our... no more m. .
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m1 stay sum up! Get a usual!
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tutayton timing;
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