7':
r..'-
mi. Robert Blydenherg :8: :9 Van
mutated. is entertaining a. party
Wiea and less adaptable for
bull playing purposes. -
Residents of Fenwick street. are
. having their homes connected with
the trunk sewer running along Gre-
‘ " gory Boulevard.
, «The annual election of officers of
_‘the Adult class of the Sunday school
at the East avenue M. E. church Will
*.:!I¢.heid.»at thc'ohurch tomorrow even-
3-3. at which time a. dinner will be
germ to the members as well. _ ,.
”Mrs. Florence Voorhees. who has
been Visiting for the past several
late‘ Theodore Roosevelt, will he the
speaJ-ter. ‘
All reports to the contrary. the gas-
sociation has circulated no petition
nor has any ofl‘icer of the association.
and know of no such paper being in
circulation. The name lists of the
publicity chain have been completed,
and are in .the hands'of thecaptains.
This chain system is a method of sev-
.ing postage. one woman is. given a.
notice of a meeting: or a message or
instructions. she passes the notices to
a group of women, who each in turn
n
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_ [~76 REP} l'B‘ . .,
~WO'MEN' COMPLETED,
‘ KILLING ELWELL
Continued mm first me
C
murder. .,
Harris was arrested last night on a.
charge of passing a forged check for
$70 at St. Catharine’s, Ont.
Mrs. Harris. or Mrs. Leonard. as she
has been known. told the police today
that she parted with her husband
eight months ago. .
She came here from St. Catharine’s.
where her parents live. and secured
work in a factory. She met her hus-
band on the street. last Saturday. and
a reconciliation was effected. Mrs.
Harris says her husbandeas a native
om .. 9‘1 7, _ ‘
2L. ‘A. CO“ 11. husband or my Co‘- .
wen. aka scoflediat Harris" - Utm' Keg
'hss Been room letters. mnd post-
cards frequently from young M'
from Canada about the time the
youth claims to have participated in
the Enron murder.
Roy Harris was arrested here Nov.
17. 1913. on a charge of forgery and
was sentenced to George Junior Re-
public ot~Litchfield. Conn... but was
placed. on a, year’s probation.
The Bridgeport police also have a
record 01 a William Dunken. arrested
here Dec. 29. 1919. for theft. He gave
{his addresses Dallas. Texas. and age
{as 18. He was sentenced to Cheshire
gReformatory. The police believe this
with flames,
panied by impressive internal rumb-
lings. - Dense cloud. of smoke: mixed
form a. majestic but
shuttling picture. Many American
tourists have .been attracted~by the
spectacle. but are prevented from up-
proaching the crater by the showers
of hot ashes-and cinders and the
movement of molten lava. -
Thousands of lives were lost in the
Vesuvius eruption of 17906. which was
at its worst during the second week
in' April when several large towns
W‘ I
endure the sex-view 1o.:_
$3.00 and $4.00
[Menus at nucleus on. artertnotolix. (Continued from {In One) , Lille lust clientele; frgceSved‘mt Easte ; . Off to first and around the bases uh}. lea
Them 1110er e - ~ . Mitmmnrked ram Wm. ' .‘ .‘-" i» Q
home ct.P~, ‘- money. ‘VM- .Zandt will be several high class lectures. one igmzcl’llgaghfiniz“afile?edhig‘h:e Mr: Pu. He also heard from him» trgxn. NAPLES April 7- ——Mount Vesuvius I and. bounds, In these 50ft, phaifl Q F“, 01.1?" (
. M Echoing repair-em, , in, the evening. One of the ._ ost im- ed the pair to slay .Elwell, since he re- gr“? 1332, aft-:31 dgtroyc‘edmt 11:11:: is in active eruption. “The eruption : Shoes. ‘. . “hm“ _.
The Dosage of tennis across the portant will be held in i13:19.31, ytfin ceived a, partial payment of the $5,000 teludbut catheobest of his recollection is the most violent that has occured . Ever real boy Will want .- T‘ .
mm‘bmu up 5° that it is M’S' Douglas R°bms°m 3 er 0 e which they were to receive for the bemoan he belie Harris a“ him mxfifteen years, 1:; is being accom- ,: y ~ . a Pd‘r- M3» u, .. ‘0
STORE CLOSES AT sax
MILTON ELWOOD
FORMERLY ELWOOD & GLOVER
122 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWALK
.g'onth‘s in' Mexico City. and in Ha-‘Send the notice to. a differfilnt gg‘szsg of Bridgetmrt. Conn, and frequently ’may be the man named by Harris as were completely destroyed by the flow "'--
.mm Cuba, returned on Monday. to 05 women. In ““5 way 9 ~~ .f. talked of New York acquaintances. his alleged accomplice. of lava. which went further down the ' \
;; florwulk. where she will again take up women. are ”We“ in a short spacelot NE‘Y YORK. April 7-—-The alleged southern slope than at any time since #‘w’wfi -
her residence. Mrs. Voorhees former. tlfme, ind 5‘: ltlhtle egrgjegh 13:9“! ifs confclslsxon at Buffalo. last night. of Rooms money to paint a business the seventeenth and eighteenth con-l KEEP THE BABY OUT ()9 I)OUP:%
o wor ers n e pu ion a i toy arris that he and a friend were .. ' ‘- . . f lti-~
1y lived in East Norwalk. building. and it also cosu something turies Thousands of acres 0 on \b
9‘1 3° ”at“ that h“ hasgreatly lm- Sentinel Chairman—Jill‘s Fdwin ‘O baffling murder started last we ’ V ' MAN!
' expect ~ . . e - . - - ek 1) —Your films left at our store an;
fifvgd‘ ”1211:.“ fled t1: ten“: to Drake. former District ,Attorney Charles ggday. ready the next day at six o'clock.‘ IN STYLES WITH SOME EXCEPTIOKALLY
meat 31:11:: Nari“: 1:” “sale“ "9‘ “'nrd Keys. Whitman. lSomc good work as usual is guaran- ——Prize Waltz. Friday night at Ar- LOW PRICES
- I". 089 ' Key A—Miss Emily Lyncs. Harris. arrested on a forgery,teed- Donneily's 16 - 13 30- Mill" St» mory. _ SEE THE DISPLAY IN OUR WINDCW. K.
The-Street {Tenement is making Key B—Mrs. John Crawford. charge. is reported to have signed a. . ~
gcxtenswe repairs to the roadway on Key C——Mrs. Francis Goodyear. confession that he and “’illiam Dun- - RAYMOND 69" S T
"Fifth streeL‘Faremi-ln Edward DUEY Key l)~——.\irs. S. Milton Stevens. kin were hired by a ”Mrs. l-‘airchild" . O N
:1;oghfiéaézfiyfiftgfznjfrghcjuw‘fif: Key l‘l~—-Mrs. H. 0. Shower. to go to Elwcll's home and kill him. . FUNERAL DIRECTORS
r. .4 ' . " (c ' F———Z\lrs. Ellis Taylor. for \VhiCh they WN‘P to receive $5,000. t ALL AND ‘
‘ {hat he 1'0".“ to have it. m first Class {(93 (fr—Miss Laura Raymond. Elwvll had many affairs with wo- w HIGH STREETS LORWM‘K
.‘thape within a short time. ‘ Key II—A‘lrs. George A. Ix'uy. men and ii. number of these were If’flffiyfv’f/ffllm
- Sunday next Will be the last Sunday ' Link (‘31)taills. brought into the case in the “wow. ' .., We-“
members of the churcn- 5—3,”. Harold Glc-lldt'nnlllg. The alleged confession of’Harrjs, wardrobe of fashionable -and correctly
. Approximately $140. was secured at 6__M,.s. w. H. namwm nsorting that a woman hired two men proportioned garments which give large
’-' the rummage sale held on Friday and Y—Mrs. Edward grower. t(2' kl” EIWNI. is W‘M‘lically the only ' women the envied “Stylish Stout" figUI'C.
church will meet at the church at m___\h.q H. S, Mush“. ‘ 01“ lmusvkt‘vlwr found him. One re- illustrnting hlcstst of Svcitline System appareiond telling how b 3
-_ Ethical time thiy will! be the guests of fill—”Mrs. .1. ll. “'ulsh. ’ voll‘IZf :31. “$331k “1,,mfceroox},q card you my pm a sly ub' slender appearance. 5 f
e oman's uxi iury of the church 3, -.. Miss Clara Mumps. ' .. ‘ 3 ' ‘ r » + I]? . a r: I,
.at a supper. Following the slump. 3:-..)11-5. John Milne. tigxfi‘fm r. «running: the Harris 0013- 7 W ”L‘ADAME SVELTLINNE Y I N y i b ’ ' /_2‘*"¢'“€‘%Mfl‘%
“mm W‘" I"? “mks given by Rm" ”M" SKA-Mrs. Joann Grvxonz ‘n. q. n. - n . 4 a; 3 m ' ' J m1 ’1
mend Cunningham. rector of (‘hrist ”4 H... ”mm Toumw l mum '.{r:.’l.'mt Hahn kmtlaid. l ? 0 o 114’» foam»:
. , _ . , - "' ‘- ~’- . ‘ -’ w in soon at or m murcr wcr on 3 . . . w ~ .1.
ggihmggggggreéai 31:80qu 131“: 35’3“?“ "‘ “2 5'1“"3‘2 . the misv in l.r.\ivuzton.‘l‘{y.. whet: EL 5 I fiffif‘
- ' .' '. f ' ‘ ll - K")' D "“1“ 5' M‘ stem-us. well had '1 strin" «11' nice harsh 1 ft
m church in “futon. ll, 15 expect- "G“ Mrs. “urn, Slmfclt. “ ‘ ‘ “ ‘ ‘ ‘ 3‘ 0
Friends of William C. Twombley of
Hawkins avenue. who fractured his
left leg some weeks ago, will be pleas-
in» the present Conference year at the
East avenue M. E. ,church. The
church this past year has had one of
the most successful years in its his«
.tory. the finances being especially im-
proved. This is good news to the many
Saturday last by the Ladies Aid So—
ciety o fthc East avenue M. E. church. lx’cyB—MI‘S. John Crawford. ‘ . . - ' ‘ u q ' . ..
Jittwas reported at the weekly meeting 9——r.\lrs. Nelson Gorham. l Julwzll mm {mind with a bullet} tint: and alterations. n€\V (1851an 11] Royal k Oglk'QJ “ . .
o the society held yesterday after- (—Ari Cl . .1 >s Sim so". tirougi the Mud in n. roof on: the re- . . , “ _ - “
mon- ”PMS sum added I0 What 1.... HAIL: Giiig‘... laying... cannon mm or his H'sidencc. 7m was Inns! on Sweltlme System pieces for embrmdery.
already b n raised by the society .,__;~ ' B 1,. in lrcws. still alive when his housekeeper found . . "ITS .m . “It
makes W0 over S700 raised by Huh :5_?\::: domig; \EV. Stillman. him in 8:31! o‘clock on the morning of' Dmiiofijfis - COQgISS TS - . . V ,
ous meanswdunng the year. I Tfie 14—\irs Fdward Shine. June 11. ”v was lmrcfoolml and clad BRASSIERES . UNDERWEAR Biany finished articles are how" to :1“ ~'
.money is to be divided between repair
work on the Parsonage and a contri-
bution to the Building Fund of the
fihurcb.
‘Fhis evening the men ‘61” (‘hrlst
-ed that there will be a good attend-
follows:
Chairman—4Mlss Anna Curtis.
Hqur Chairman—Mrs. A. J.
lace.
.‘Vi'al—
Key A—Miss Emily Lyme-s.
Link
l—Mrs.
Z—Mrs.
3—-Mrs.
4—Mrs.
Ida Greenwood.
T. S. Murray.
Harry Benedict. .
Spencer S. Adams.
8—.“ rs. liu rrict Chum bliss.
l:3—-—Mi:-‘s Helen Curtis.
lG—Mrs. Herbert U. Pollard.
17—~.\lrs. Frank \Voodwurd.
Key C~—l\lrs. Francis Goodyear.
ISM—Miss Ella llynbt-e.
Maurice H. Nutllnfi'. ‘
hired by a woman to kill Joseph B.
Elwell.
here.
and
h clghtened
whist export
last June.
turfman.
interest
today. in the new investigation of the
gallon that followed the murder. None
of tin-m. however. was named “Fair-
child." They hope Harris may be able
to describe the woman. and in'this
event they may he able to establish
her identity.
Theory of the crime which had never
been advanced.
in his pujmnas. lie died etwcral hours
later without uttering a word that
would lead to tho identity of his as-
sailant. Om? opvncd letter and sover-
nl othvr llllopvllt‘~d lay on his lap when
for Buffalo nt 1"» o'rlock this morning.
lto drive customers away because your
“establishment looks shabby.
voted land were ruined. The erup-
tion of 1906 lasted more than a week.
Since 1906 disturbances have occurred~
almost annually.
Do away wi
The but dam now carry a fill
Stylish Stout Figures
This system makes available a complete
WRITE FOR BOOKLET
apparel for
th needless, unsatisfactory fit-
Iéu of Socltline System apparel
A New Line of
BABY CARRIAGES
Art Needlework
Your attention is called 10 mt:-
blending of colors besi adapted fur k‘tu‘l.
enjoy seeing them.
\VASHINGTON
86 STR i5 l; i‘.
,. "" ~— \lrs. - . . .
sure at the supper which will 130717-111 T‘. . .. . , .,, - .. to question "an“ "9 will decide
in the church parlors and which win ”"VMM'b' “‘0'“ “' “’SMIF'JI' Whpther "urris' story wax-rams bring-
start at 7 0.00.31; L’s—dim. June A‘ustl‘n. in: him m ”,4“ M,“
_____Q lil'v»——.\ll‘s. A‘nmo nlmm. Thc,suporlnlvndent of ”m Fifth
3, 32*”~“”“- Edward l} lloulcns. avvnna- building where Harris said he “”m" '
0% ”ON 33""3‘3‘5 ”me‘l‘ l‘illt‘)’. . worked imiwm-n April and July. 1920. ”mm,
1"3M‘3h'5‘ A- “- 1""“"””“‘- as an olr‘x’uinr operator under the
' ~. _ —-————-—__ 34r-MFS- Charlie 1‘0‘1“V""- name of “Leonard." said that :1 man . 1
Mrs. DeLos G. J'Ilommedieu has 35‘.“ {3- A‘ ”- ‘Vindwgfcr: who answered lhn description of Ilur~ ers _ 1e 0 “’5 li‘
’ resigned her position with the M. N. 1 "‘1" V”““M“S~ ”- “- blicrer'. ris. but who gave another name. had t". x'
Mayelmfl' company of Nomva]k_ 311w MN |.. “- AHNL been employed thon- {rom April 2'3 to . \
A gang 0{ fiw. mm, is now at work 37‘7311‘5- 13W)" ”MW"- July 17. “Hv was :1 rather talkative
.. rans or a 101] o.
the Place and rt‘pairing tho ruudwuvs' "J“ “'7“ ‘L “1- U “"”' :Litvr some infraction. he was allowed
LA. larger Kalil: of men will be engaged '40" Mrs. (}L‘()l‘l.;'ltlllllil Jackson. to "m" o O . r . ‘1 \w . . .. l
' about the middle of the month. . “““ls- -'~ 1“, G'WOH- _ munm-zi'mn: April 7.--—Mra. Dally Sex-Vice Between NE“ 3 (ll Ix t ‘i Hi ‘3 a!”
1Wr and Mrs John Flint will short 43mm”; “WW." .\- liegrlem. Blanchv Cowcn. of ”58 Park avenue.
r3 15" move into their home in llowavton jivtim SH“? thinly?- this city. stun; 'm‘ ilk;- lHarm's. 7.1;? LONG I)ISTAh (NE lel ( 3‘ . a {I
. - 1-H; has . urn rv \t‘ wwn .‘Il‘l‘l‘l‘ n m u no us 11;: . ’
, avcm 9. WI 3 , - . . - - . . . ' M
Heckler anglhaflhggdwislminoxivjfn1?) ““3“?“ "‘dwm“ " “31...... “WNW": ”W "" ““8 °"° "r m" '5‘“" Ten Luge Trucks at Your Service for All K 5-115
New lirituin, where they will make hey l'——l\lrs. lullis 'laylor. lurml to kill .lmu-ph I}. l-.lwcll. .NI-w- pox‘tation‘ Padded vans for Fum‘l-uzv
fiheir home in the future ‘ ‘ 4(}-»~~I\Il‘s. N. H..(.‘:ilnplwll. York clulimun. lns‘t Juno. said she ’ ‘
' ' ' 47—- Mrs. Charles Rollins; hmld um (-rwlil Hurris' story. when - 9 1 .7 “mi?!“ {3.14“}
, 45 Mrs. (J. i“. Fudge. interviewed today. > Main Office. -6 Concord Sta, SO. 301' . ~ - -
‘ MW CAN4 4N 49—~.\lr.<.~. .l. l.‘llommrdicu. Mrs. (“1-me1. who took care or liur- New York omce’ 201 West 20th., Phone C" t .. _§
“ 50 ————— Mrs. lluvld Gould. ris and his hroihnr and sister. follow—
51"'—MK‘S- A- 'W- “Pynolds. int: tlu-ir purinls' death. said today: > . 3;..ku.fi"éum
5-. - . 52-—-l\irs. l-‘rml Greenwood. "The boy must be crazy. He in om“ of . ....-..._..-
anfcacm ("zilgtenrémorgerdzi2110:1228:- 53———Mrs. \\-'illi:uu Stevens. ‘, the most softlwurtml hols in ”"3 STRIKIN‘; LYE‘V I)ESIGNS IN RUGS
flown Ha'Jl Fridv eve ‘ C n (3 ' Fri-“Mrs. Stewart Marshall. world. He caused us :1 lost of trouble { ,
, « , ' "y “"9 55—4113. John Hum-y. I'll admit. for he got in with had From Quarry t0 CUStomer"
‘7» flersam in Hoyt street, fOr the past 70~Mrs. ‘V' F' Amzler. dcr the eyes. qtnlson-I‘owcll Corp. . e F .
.. five weeks. returned home. Tuesday. IZ‘,_M"8' James Paul. An e ~ In urnlture CO > fi I w WY
'4 lDominlck Bruno. who has been em- 4._—-Mrs. I). (5.1.Hommedieu. .
, . L. I\. Hartman. '
, p , . . . .A .. "r
saw . ted with the munlcmality after . .. . _. , ‘ T V9 , .
)1. .. , F Peculiar Reason Advanced for Rcfus— !I O :& 4 L V, ‘g k
’ $113 ,Lbyhéhefflgijl“ hereafter do Oddj I mg to Consider hill Olly” EAT CLOTHES s OPPOSITE P AGE THEATRE I E «1 if
.jé . ’ . . _ . . . n spite of the success with which ‘ .111
uteri... M. 31.1.3- W... m... Aw m... .31.... ..
l , , u . » - .l
semi... .5. 12 p. m- .5. {“56“ $353.22 A moment’s timeand some .. .. mm mm
9‘5he auditorium of the _Young Wom- Wm n’ot marry King who have natural‘ our . “moth preventlve” will . , soles.
m3» Chi-Wan melanin 610 L9?“ feet. Missionaries try, so tapas possible} keep your clothes and furs safe ! 111E RIGHT FISHING MCKLE . —-———-— "
l , ‘
7 ’Mlss Alice Flynn or East avenue
Melted at the home of her sister. Mrs.
{rheodore .Ferguson, .ln Norwalk‘.‘ re-
RRHY.‘ - "
we
".Hannah Benedict Carter Chaptcrf
’1). A. R.. will meet at the home of
Mrs. L. C. Hall. 204 South Main street,
:Thursday. April 14, at 3 p. m.
5Miss Emma Eltingc. a teacher in
ihe public schools in Staten. Island.
Elias been spending the week very
mleasantly with her. brother, Charlea‘GGv-w I‘lélist' Marion Church. and strengthen the kidneys. They . _ _ M I. I"
:R: Eltinge and family in Hoyt street. (IT—Airs. Henry liurtis. help eliminate from the system the on rugs of this splendid quality. “NU EN 1A1 onus
Miss Amelia Lechner of Richmondl Key HMMrs George A. Kay. poisons that cause backache. rhcu- FRED'K. H. GANUNG, Prop.
, S-Iill. Brooklyn. who has been stopping
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Eloyed by the borough for a number
, “\Years. having in charge the clown:
in‘g otpavements. will
3 ’ __ 3113mm, avenue.
i '2'“: the last meeting of the Borough
Board. it was voted “that in the mat-
: Vlefiof damages from water claimed by
fl‘heodore Hensley, due to water back—
. ing up. ‘on his property from Grove
”attest. be taken up by him with the
be no more‘
Fifi—Mrs. E. E. ~iorhum.
57—«Mrs. Irving Russell.
‘ I\'('_\' ~G— «Miss Luuru Raymond.
. 53—»~1\1iss.l$mmu l‘atrivk.
5:)———Mrs. Robert Mullings.
tin—Mrs. Robert Huston.
iGl—Mrs. A. V. i'it‘zlth.
(SB-«Miss Isabelle \Voods.
'63 "Miss Laura Raymond.
éGd—dfliss Bertha J. [3115.
65——.\I rs. Robert Crosby.
IGSEMrs. Frank Hadley.
’69~-Mrs. \Villium Jennings.
73—-I\Irs.
onarzc'rlan TD ”WOMAN’S SKIRT.
to arrange marriages between Cms-i
tian girls and Christian men. One of
our Christian’ girls, writes a corn»,
spondeait. was getting quite an old'
maid/having reached the age of
twenty-eight. Several heathen had.
asked her. but she refused them all..
company while living lwre. but I can
\"AS IN mm THREE DAYS
Mrs. Josie Reed. 217 N. Ixrtcr St.
Tulsa. ()kln.. writes: “I was in bed
three duysrwith my buck. I took Fo-
ley kidney I‘llls and in two days 'was
at my work again. I cannot praise
your medicine too much." Foley Kid-
ncy Pills slop bladder irregularities
matic pains stiff joints sore muscles
swollen hands and feet. puflinrss un-
see our large display 0
your choice.
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If you are considering new Floor Cover-
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‘5: a
f Rugs before making
patterns in all the latest colors
prices you will find anywhere
MOTHS
for next winter.
A GOOD IDEA—BUY now.
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PHONE 1333
i Has a Lotto Do With Your Luck in Bringing
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lust Received Several Car Loads of
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borough counsel. unless he agrees to One of our preachers approachedaafi
H. A. MEAD
,4 '
. ...~-._... _ .fym we“... W. .
», g1: imfff,‘ ogered by the Borough country tennant farmer and tried to, . WWW...»
. 31' - t m voted that $500-persuade him to ask the twenty-eight- R cans-non PHARMACIST M?" "'1’“ T alt-[fig
be paid on the floating debt. The year-o]d lady, We all thought it 5P..Esr~. ' ”“""" ‘ ‘ “-L- ,N, ,W/f/f/fif
. . ,
, ,highway committee was instructed to would come off. The man was about I
larder 12.000 gallons of road oil. A the same age as the lady in question. I
rote was also carried to the effect that and had not yet succeeded in getting§
'a curfew shall be rung beginning next engaged. But. to our Surprise he would .i
Monday. April 11. at 9 p. m.. and that have nothing to do with the plan.
all children will be expected to be off and gave as hir‘reasOh: “Who would
. .Vthe. streets. unless accompanied. by marry a. girl with a skirt like that?"
their parents or guardians. The po~ The girl had her skirt embroidered in
Viice‘w'iil be charged with the execution 'difierent way to the girls and the
on: this ordinance. The clerk was in- omen in the village~where the parti-
:htmcted to procure of F- W. Ander- cular swam lived. and he felt that
n the use of his lot in South Main he dared not make such an: innovation
mare e: at a rental of 37;) for the year. on the fashion of his own village. A
5.; 3 ‘2‘; ‘3 m be .0800 for the purpose beautiful pill--0: brown ~ eyes. long
. . "fl-n38 ter mu: crushed! stone for fine. black hair. and a good ‘Christiau
fond. ‘ term! - .. character countcd‘os nothing against
- M _-.. . ‘ strange styleomskirtembroldery! .. .
AWmSwethozflwyc look
81¢ -MainSt.So.Korwalk a. . ________ _ ...... . __________ . ,
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Scat Grades of Fertilizer, Sheep Manure, Grew
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Remedies to destroy til insects and fungicides m
' andcure of all kinds oi blight.
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