fiflflfihfl.
M was“ Q” My were
‘anm
”'3“, _ 1.0mm.
tun-WW” or July
temnfiwfih‘emapk
ma 1'!— m d theday we shall
.5"? vat Cant
hubpruanta-dthetkn-
2:22 lit-arm Dita-t M on Hair: otter-t.
l2 Iranian-“it- M appearance and has
a ban anti.
"or “hm in} that Maine“. is dull.
‘8} MM: is he’ All that any man
mutt» sin- weather in. a «thin. a pairot'liaen
girth a two hm cw ice anal a bottle
2. time!
“It “ m fitters * maple-d theOpera
firm «a the rm. and Nth iaatLJo poor
ofiiww- It in ion larch themtodnw
“ma-s Mm tn meat ud archer. when
is . - a My new thuv and better
2 Maul. leg remaining ontddr
2m Mal ma have «paired them-
-«Nu tom a [mic kitty. and intend
“was: a M thing at it. They are
2:: filial“? 3 lord *3“. I515 Inca! hits and
em.uaaearlyday—aas umuthe
not»: run» dot-a wide!“ to render en-
rfiamfi- bdrm "WEI.
fly out two: (135“ aun- in a fair way
-hrvmn a mantel and puma-enter-
.amaatina flar- or Ito stirring individuals
in» ; a will at the mm. and are bringing
Since its completion, Capt. Budds house
over in the “Farms," appears to he one of
the moat beautiful. A fine View of the
Sound adds to its attractivenesss.
By vote at the last annual town“ meeting,
every land owner was authorized to be a
poand~keeper when occasion required. The
result is, streets are clear of cattle as a gen-
eral thing. Now and then a spavined horse
only, is allowed to run at large.
Litigation on the Sangatuck Bridge ques-
tion. has tired our good people out, andthey
are now circulating a petition, asking that
a town meeting be milled to take steps look-
ing to the arly settlement of the question.
Had it been done three years ago, at least
$1,000 would have been saved.
Visit the Wakemnn Bros. farms, vineyards
and orchards. and learn what can be done in
that line. “ PAUL"
List of Patents
Iswed from the T3. 8. Patent Oflice for
the week ending June 11, for the State of
(Jonnecticut. fumbhed us from the ofilce of
illohn E. Earle, solicitor of patents, New
area.
J. L. Howard & Co, Hartford. mignees,
padlock.
J. Pendergrast. New Haven, folding car-
ring:I ste
e eridcn Silver Plate Cu, mignees,
caster bottle.
Samuel Chincnden,
at.
1;. n. Hamlin. Willinmntic. threshing nu:-
W'illimnntic. safety
”at???“ Us 195 “figh- im-ul)? .\ Ming
5,? . m rhrw I. n.1zm- and Imi- I
2pm- ml mum prmitlul fur fnr- '
i~ wk mJ flu n In A not for fmlivs;
«5‘ ”a nutt‘a' i [u ‘3‘.le t \ t‘:‘_\ litillg’ :
.- mm are is“. 3'1 thh Uriah)
:, t
‘32: 3*.
u-s V.
\ 3: 5.3-5: sv' hr ‘\ |\ «I'L’LIIAi
. we hill!) usually», ln-I. it hit it
2 a l; I; 3:1,... u’ Ithv a» he a! I-\'
i": ‘3" ,‘H‘i. L-q . no Knight \zn-rt, hurl.
” ‘1 N L—i “lizi‘tv lip-,2 TUI' ill“ ‘Ix~-‘
2 4 - ~g~=l~h i p:»mp:l-,. and men,
1» =2 ‘M ht;- EA'I rln‘.~lrut. ruin-«l in,
t 2.2 -'m ' M :lv «are u! t-wvnthgm
l. 5'4» \ »- l‘\li|l".'lll.~il:"I. In-nunr.
.‘ 93:!“ 1!“. and tin ~t niawnh
on? w r wt ILJ fur. Thin is'
9:: int} 33‘2: low I) I"! nu fir."
t.‘ a
12.1," ..r l\\'). 't f-\\ “my
, Cell} l~’ltil i'.
. um-xlé :mrnh: r-zuiu yum;
': want 1hr
-. n in tuvtwh' the ~h‘1‘t- “ ith Some
;'l=-u~.mt u 'ninék “'1‘
« .. .H'. n :u .1 115E125 1»: n»:;nrtin;1.
i-Tfi‘nrtt W l inur‘flltnz \leirit ll1t*_\‘t‘\'i~ .
‘ :12? *3- “ "Ili‘l‘ “Hit" The filing?
Ila!“ t'ft‘ktng of :t «Irwr hinge for:
2 - 2% .mt at oil. :m- wa'wt .mnmds and melo— '
“1 Naturalism to it. ”no of the-5c
nu» .2 thinned! into :1 little “onplczeut-
m- m. nther night. "plum >tnt't. through
1:- 2:.“ 2m tm‘lirith-s in the din-Minn. Be-
”: ”mu-(ha! vi a crawl: pin) t‘!’ on one of
firm machilttn Ill! his our) opinion.) and
mm. at .: ~ingist." aim. be determined to
“renal . in a quirt little u .1}; his Juliette,
ah” liu-‘l up in thin vicinity. $0115!in
. ho ism-.1 a {on lmrnchial lhl’Ilt‘: to clear his
a ind pip: he aoftiy stole beneath his char-
m r . Hindu“. and applied himault' to busi-
Hut the. he hadth sung
There's mask in the midnight air,"
H z» n he We convinced that there was
emailing the “In the midnight air," also,
an! that thin "smelting else" was 31100
L other. and before he could strike the chorus.
ha («and the "awn" kicked out of his.
. entrrlina,uld him” into the middle of
star amt. “(his was a shovel plow.
The girl , father had returned from the
bridgi- " at an unusually late hour and hence
g1. remit. The fellow says he is agoing to
.11 aim «at of his unmentionahlcs half soled
“5:1 metro-uh, and try it again. He is prac-
*u:é:agun a Iah horn, and is determined to
.‘N «ng '5'“: the 05d gent if he INNS the
" 11d" aa a menace.
l‘lmnla Engine Co. No. l. and Phwnix
lint. turned out in uniform on Tmlny
.uzziu: hat. and gave the water works a
:nu! Everything worked admirably and
m .4 h in the satisfaction of the \Vntcr Com~
mménnrn, and every one pmt. Our
ilnmt’n will now be seen. masters of the sit—
«3mm, and not the mere useless instruments
~.nd bum for ridicule, that they too often
have been. from the simple want of water.
UM Qu-ea Vesta has had her day here in
\nrnulk, Now. and at last. we have some
n exit} for our property. In Luca placesin
innit. all that will br- trewirxam‘ in case of
52v. will he to attach a hose to the hy—
~1I'if:'-, mm on the water and “ let‘er squirt."
the {new being satirical to throw the water 3
«a it? n-wr it may be Witt]. In other locali- ;
...- :ha- Jenner will he awry, and in;
. w- -{ a large fire. both may be brought
nan mini-51in". and from four to six or" a
«new dreams Wight to play upon me é
um Thhi is what we long have wanted,
and now, finish to generous citizens, the
vum ha been supplkd. Certain old topers
m ton-am very much Won-r this
introductio- ol water—fem that in the
doM“rfiv-unfi”mfirtoddr
rm outer Iron contact with it, and that in
‘l
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in ~-
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bogus-gunfire?
1.9:an
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can't: . "i’
chine.
m; {A‘I'ka
H. F. Eirlu, iockrillt', main-11cc, rubber
packing.
EXTENSION.
l: W. Blake. New Haven. stone crusher.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ll;::1mx.~i~,:tt John E. Smithk
lirrl'l’:.1,1wl- :11, I’ritchur‘i‘s 30 t
K“...
Tiiclviut‘rlu bnv Iluaicry i> at Uzlrum'
lion
.1114I up.
on in I! Blocks-“d th SM :11
ee ‘s er e . L 0 ea.
y T. S. SCRANTON.
South Non-alt June 3d. 1872.
CIIARLES P. UrrLE. M. D.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
onlce on Main Street, Nor-walk.
(Urcr Prowitt‘s Drug Store).
Orders left at Peck‘s or Stillson‘s Drug Store,
South Norwal'k. receive prompt attention.
OPERA HOITSE;_
SOUTH NORWALK,
OUR; IOEELING it CO., has opened to—dny the
Room No. 6.0pera House.” a Refreshment
Saloon. and will keep on hand the finest branded
Rhine “Time of our own importation. pure and not
ndnltemted. well adapted for family use. and for sale
by the our-e or bottle. Also tlnc brand: of Champagne.
Bundles. l rted Alert. and the best Lager on
draught. lnv ting the people and trawller- 1n gem
era], we promise to unit area the moat refined tutu for
3" the articlc‘ in this line. 35 minutes walk from
epot.
shot In nonnmxo a: (0..
l
I Nu. ll. 0PEI‘.‘ lIOL'EiIfi.
55.” SOFT” NOIRVALK.
IFUURTH OF JULY“!
. . . . .. .I
I.l\‘t' (lvexr l‘t‘fltIlL‘rb'lli Burkmghmn .~ r‘ ur-t
niturt- Store.
Tr} [Ili‘ UIII W 0:” ('iuh (limb. lur snip, h." 1
(‘ Snort: 5; t 1».
Nut and (IceerlIDIC Milliuuy
CI‘IVt'tI IIHII'.‘ :1! Mrs. Judd‘s.
‘ loud: rc~
Shape of Hark for Silk IIu‘n lulxcn ilLl'll'
”1): hf: :1 French (‘onfurmmcn :1! Funk-K.
r-u
Spring Jockeys selling fur TS t'r‘llln. and
$1.00 each. :1: Mrs. Judd‘:.
The Old Well L Iub (.‘i-
suuwthing new.
4 . I ‘
gar, ( . Mvartz it: Lu. manufacturers,
Another lot of those cheap White bkirh.
jm‘t received at Barnes' Bros.
F1151) Confectionery. Fruits, Nuts. French
Prunes, etc.. at John E Smith.
For fineness of flavor and pleasmt taste
we recommend the ()id \Vell Club Cigar.
Superior Sewing Machine Oil and Nee-
dlrb’, for all Machines, forsale at Mrs. Judd‘s.
The celebrated Patent Shaped Bemis Col
lnr. at Foote's.
A fine mortment of Ladies”
Calumet Barnes‘ Bros
Tits. :11]
Ladies ! go to " Pritchnr ds” kiln: “Paris
Full." latest and best thing out.
A few pieces of those Pique left, at 20cm
a ford worth 25 cents, at Munson‘s. Main St.
Manson's is the headquarters for Hosiery,
Handkerchiefs. Hoop SkirtsJBuslles,L‘.01-sete,
Gloves, Notions, Etc.
A choice selection of new Ribbons. Laces,
Flowers, and Show Goods, at Mrs. Judd'e.
Everything at Pritchnrd‘s in the fancy
goods line, sold at less than the lowest quo-
tations.
Now ready at Mrs. Judd‘s, E. Butterick‘s
Metropolitan for June. and the Summer
Patterns.
“ Thomson's Glove Fitting" Comets selling
rapidly at Pritchnrd's. Prices same as
heretofore.
The best swrtuxcnt of Kill Gloves in town
may he found at,
‘ A. Dickrrtnau A; Sun‘s.
.Iuiubc Paste, for irritation or the throat
coughs, colds, &c. For sale by S. F'. Peck, 2
(I might.
The great question answered. It will pay
to go to Mrs. Judd‘s for stylish Bonnet: and
J ockcys.
Ice (red in can be had, during the warm
weather. at the Miss Dawsons’ New York
Variety Store.
59 D02. Kid Glow-5 just received, all
shada. at Munson‘s Fancy Store, Main St,
South Norwalk.
One hundred firmer Hamburgh Edging:
and Inserting, fromlfig cents tchentsa
I yard, at Hanson‘s. Ely‘s Block, South. Nor-
1.
train
25 Dot. Open-a Shades of~Kids. best quail.
ts, from $1 to “.73 per pair. at Manson’s
Fancy store '
t3 Butterick a; Co’s. New Paper, the Quar-
terly Delineation for sale at their saltsroom,
No. 2, my: Block.
New fitock‘bf Genta’ Keck Tits and Bows
“I A. Dickerman & Sun's.
ladies'vmlndaewle of (brads at
-MV few“ and: ”deregulat-
price-town's: We. .
.m.‘...: a finicky or In
,_ . 9:“ ~ ».»Lm-§8u.s
" mam’rnfiwm
aadtqaglasdlcmfsmmrnh
phi-ta; in the ,m:ad need lay-both
The Day we Celebrate.
The subscriber, lusting mud: arrangement; uircct
with the mnnulaclnrur! to supp]: him with all va-
rictlu o! Fireworks. II' prepared to sell at wholesale
or retail as low or lower than New York prices.
Families iutending to gin- u pymtt-(‘hnit-ul entertain-
men! will find it to their interest to give him n roll
before purchn‘lng elsmvht'n'. Tht {tiller-mg con:-
prlrseu a small portion of his stock:
FIRE CltAL'Kl-jlin, of all :IZL‘H.
DOUBLE HEADERS, TURI’EDUES,
ROCKETS. of all sizes.
WHEELS. BLI'E LIGHTS.
ROMAN CANDLES. BENGULAS,
TRIAXGLES, GUNS, (‘ANNUNS
PISTOLS, FLAGS, DRUMS, ETC.
“Basin rather patriotic.“ I intend to giro a
Musical morn-lumen! on the Fourth of July eve
and a‘ening together with a great display 0!
FIREVVORKS.
The tmtronnmrof this communit) ia rclycclfully
solicited.
“ALEX. SWORDS.
E. K. Locxvioon:
DEALER IN
Stoves,
Ranges,
Furnaces,
Heaters,
TINWARE,
WOOD PUMPS. \VELL CITRBS,
SHEET LEAD. LEAD PIPE,
BATH 1‘1st '
LAHPS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
KERQSENE 01L.
R E FRIG ERATORS,
i WATER COOLERS,
WOODEN 81 WILLOW WARE,
Childrens’ Carriages.
In fact. everything wanted b Househeepcrs. Cheap
for Casi. at
E. K. LOCKWOGD’S.
8-K NORW'ALK.
A CARD.
TuflxelxdieeofSouthKorwalkandt-idq:
Nice Puppy“ led
m nan: SWITCHES.
”nudism and 8 onneeatgelgh;
; n. ”M; “5
fightwlui‘tfi ‘MdCurk
wflxlaadapnards. .
Don‘t bayan more W M made or
'fihhuemlwzas "all: hflvfifiegl
nude .flmm ' '
fix,
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AWAIT THE COMING
.. .- > Olm
014d Ramble!
J. ' ’ m ONLY '
MUSEUM IOOIR llll,
JIENA GERIE (£- 0112 OUR
ON EARTH.
THE ORIGINAL Aim ONLY
OLD JOHN ROBINSON !
On his grand Annual trinmphnl Tour,
through the New England States, for twenty
years, with his vast and diversified collection
of Rare Beasts and, Birds! His extraordi-
nary Aquarium of
LIVING MARINE MONSTERS.
His Museum of
ANIMA’I‘E, 3: INANIMATE WONDERS,
and his peerless double troupe of
Equestrians, Gymnasts and Athletes!
Exhlhlfod conJolmly in
‘ . - . . . ’
1mm \ ast Pat 11110115.
Oucdcvotcd cxcluslvely to the Museum, A fiecond
to the Aquarium of Deep Senanrvele. A third to
the Zoological and ornithological Collection of Wild
Beasts and rare Tropical and Exotic Birds. The
fourth to Equestrian. Gymnastic and Athletic enter-
tninmcnts.
One Nominal Admission Fee
PASSES TO ALL 0R EITHER,
-i‘ W.__
As a tipedld inducement to the patron. of old+
John Robinson‘e- Combined exhibitions, purchasers
of a ticket to either of the other shows are admitted
to the elegant
CIIICIYS Ii‘RlCEZ
This particular entertnlnment is given as a "ratuity
to his patrons. and Is nbaolutely'withorlt oney or
Price. Wait for it! Watch for it! See It! A Stu»
ndoun Combination of diversified entertainment.
'entzfive Gold and Crimson - , drawn hr
hcnutl nl matched Cream and Dappled Horses—all
the Circus retlnne. largest and host parade ever seen
in the public streets.
[nimouflo .
REt ‘LUSE R HlNOC E ROS !
A specialty with lhirl exhibition. and imported at
an expense of near-Iv 315.0(1)! Borond all qucs ion,
the only individual of her particular species ever
brought alive from Afnm.
Four Monster Living Sea Lions!
“'th their you . Mucrorhlnns Probaaclous. or
Sou Elephants, \ th mane erect like Forest Mon-
archs. requiring over two hundred Pounds of Fred:
Fish daily, (or their subsistence. They are the only
ones on exhibition in the world. and am be seen in
the Aquariam during the hour-s of exhibition, sport-
ing in an artificial Lake of Ocean Watt-r.
AN AFRICAN IIARTE BEESTE 3'
lm rtcd direct Iron] Chittngong, and never on 0th
hit on until the resent season. The Growing Yak
of Tartary! wit lonr’, beautiful hair growing from
his back to the groun .
Don‘t confound this with any smell Show or Me-
nagerie. but bear in mind that
Old John Robinson
Ia triumphantly marching on. and will positively
nxhihitat
nonwnnn,
KONIIIY, JOLY F _ 8172.
IV”;
' Don't eon! nu. gig-utter «gm am
ninth. ound Rubi-say,“
. it lano
dike
armament»!
m .
gona‘aonlxwho ha and and
«mm withany
lathe'odgtnal OHM”.
nosmur, HANDKERCHIEFS; TRIM-
nmos, PARASOLS. LINEN cor.-
LABS AND cures, consnrs,
KID GLOVES, HOOP sums. TA-
BLE LINEN, TOWELS, SHEETINGS,
PIQUES, PRINTS, SHAWLS, ETC,
As Cheap as can be
FOUND ANYWHERE.
Also a fine nuwrunent of
Gent’s Linen and Paper Collars,
TIES, ETC.,’
Latest; Styles, at
Barnes 31.08.,
DIBBLE'S BLOCK. MAIN 5'12,
‘19 1.! South Nurwalk. rm 15th. 1871
771’ ll. ‘ [TARTOIS’S
( 'elebrul 15d
challenge Ice cream,
M )l'Tll .\'()I{\\'.\I.K.
[jllr'yl‘x/ I'll .VHI'H'IIM'. flu/Pl [/H'
Oldest In l-‘airlield County.
(“ [1.x IAIJl‘JNGl‘J:
[ Challenge an 1 man in this or any other
countrrhtocfirgim a better article
of [C I than I make-
Partlcs and Festivals of every dwgtion tarnished
at short notice, and the trade auppli .
My Ice Cream to always on
. hand at
.I. ll. Elwood’s, Westport.
lbw Is
(1. B. D'AR'IDIS.
YOUR TIME!
-FOR»
BARGAINS.
------ o0»—
“In u anCItdld mortmeni of goods suitable for
Spring and Summer Trade,
and will or greater laduooneuta to urchaecrs
qfi' than eve More in p
DRESS GOODS.
WHITE GOODS. ..
I NH'IOSIERY,
‘ NOTIONS, ETC.
1m mania the innate Mg
4
. vrfiaynswm
wrwmsuun I.\' 115249.:
Illa ' Stockl them all am
Hill‘llery ‘ i: . u “not.
fimathurchaaara _{ , .
Goodm, 2” '39‘ to Select, .
nnnvnr'm
1:1}? .Joha. whokseplthebeatShoeStoreln the
.P 9 ’
“Themanwhokeepewhatthepeoplewaut.”
“John you lave got me this time; but whata
splendid patrol hootayon have on.“
“Yonbetter believe they are. They came from
Em'ey’sandeannotmbeat!“
" Hrs. 31., where did you get those Button Boots
you have on?"
“0 the came from Barre 's. The only
plaee‘tf‘oLgl’theiiyi ht. flowcheap sells! Ian
50 than others 10:34.50.
anlcerpatrtor
asavlngl I understand
BootsandShoes." “That’s it. He gives awa
manufacturer’s profit. He keeps all ‘ of
andShoeaaagnfills inthe same way. Goandeee
~hla Indies’ mm. He has the host I have
ever seen—worth $1.50. 0, how ch he sells his
Children's Shoes. That's the place to uy than.
HARVEY’S
18 Main Street,
Opposlte George W. Snllth *1
South Norwalk, Conn
14-y
New Goal 1111 Lumber Yard
A T
FIVE MILE RIVER.
A large stock 0! a"! L'nd- m 1
ILUMBEH
1
I
‘Jl'n’l‘ RECEIVED. A51) FOR SALE (’HEAP.
| (DAL, LIME, LAT“. BRICK.
I PLAHTl-IR AND CEMENT
oonstnntly on hand at prices to defy competition
Small Profits and Quick Returns
IS MY MOTTO .
ROBERT C. RAYMOND.
ROW’AYTON POST OFFICE.
l3
I:
may. 23. 18'”.
REMQVAL.
M UN S O N’S
FANCY DRY GOOD STORE.
{honored to
No. 4. SITE BLOCK,
Main Street, South Norwalk,
Wherewearenow
prepared to exhibit as la and
extensive an t 0! Dry Good:ge
asaorunen
befwndin'agothaatminthesm
.Inatreoeéa : so dosLadiea‘ lines andChild-
men‘s WM and Fan cm 3‘ read
30¢me Into mom‘cgak D ’ ofLadles
Real hread Lacesleeveebo rlng Style?!» to:
pet-set. mo Lace largweto Wench.
(”Imported and American Ties from to 1.
Ladies audit-«Kid Gloves all Latina-pair.
Ladles‘lhpandchldr-‘a Ly l'hread Chives.
“but; pr. [hateful-1W Hamlin-iner-
chief-Mme. tone. India'Vanshy the
Collars, and
we. per .m (bubs. Fancy
w Rat and Imitation Hair. In fact almost
an thi in the Fancy Goods Line you an
caIIt'or. boutflps eenLleaathan yoneangetlt
elsewhere.
We also have the sole agency for the
Thompson Glove Fitting Corset» and
BAZAR PATTERNS.
DRESS MAKING THE urns! arm
MRS. c. w. MUNSON.
No. 4, str- truck, nat- Street,
rec: sown Ronwsrx.
' _ "18
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‘flfim noon 1-
1w murmur m mos mum. am 7
the :woii
not! .w
fififiva‘sfiim ‘suoaew
.‘
'1' nun: of VIRGINIA
“f 1 ~
W' EAL E§TXTE _
-m
INSURANCE
BROKERS.
We to a to the-la or land. 1!
HOUSES.8 RE.F , other“
ha largatfacmfleaand
any H"I'll“ kgkminthztdty. Wehavaahza
amoun eatrah pm on
our knandaretnoonstant regime!
repurchase orhire. ‘
Fire Insurance.
We issue here: in the best sun ' Companies
atruamahgoutas. Wealaoinmredéxfinnnam
a! homo. wm— Fina mum on nor.
morn- txm crime.
City Surveyor’s Ofice.
Surveying in all its branches.
w. 1'. enaw a nos,
5
OFFICE Ix ELY‘S nwcx.
Sonzh Nanak, Gala.
RIM unusual
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IS
All the Popular Brands of
'1‘ O B A ’ C C o ,
AND MANUFAlTL’RIR or
FINE CIGARS.
MONARCH
—A.\'D—-
SDIOKING .
CONSTAXTLY ox HAND
A Full Assortment of PIPES,
—u<n—
Smokers’ Aiticles Generally.
A share of public patronage respectfully solicited.
Corner Washingto- a-d Mall Sta.
SOUTH mm
OLD WELL CIGAR
MANUFAOTORY.
C. swnrwrz a; 00.,
sole manufactureta 0!
“OLD WELL CLUB."
“‘R. n." “c. s. a; 00.,"
“012101.11,"
“STAR or THE WEST.”
“buxom," ETC.
wholeeale agd retail denim in
P. maximum is cuss,
unannmnnaacoxs,
n. 11. 1.3.1er n 0038,
mos. mm 1: cars,
. “WWW“
T o BAG ‘0 o .
P‘PESs‘LSMO‘Sm‘WQEFS
19¢
vgenerzillf
Ely’nlm ._ 13051;;ij
,iinmor mum
OYSTER, srrrnw
,, . magnum-«g. u- ‘
Renaud, Eng or law.
iii 3:336; i E‘- i7 N, in i! ii 3*.»
mm,
Drug... m
BRUSH”, CO", sear.
pmwxnaa'r. “at“.
W
Wines & LIQICI
NI mum
Mdum.‘n~hh~
um: m a rm -‘ m
m
a
fiergm
0.0.3TILLMO“
MILLARD a mix
Wu“-
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