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Daily Norwalk gazette and Saturday's Norwalk record, Wednesday, September 12, 1894 · page 3

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wits‘ep G3h£§ — . w I I “i .1 WEDNESDAY. SEPT.12. 1894c b’helnstruotlons of the palate, all the Ar. resort! OInCtlmeS the lrrlta‘ .\ ‘

 

 

~~ 4 inenians, to, the number of 170, who were
,EN'rnaan as THE Posr Osman, m .Noawm" sentenced by the Yuzgat court, have been
as A NEWSPAPERr ' - released, and orders have been given to 're-.

open the cases of the 17 who were con-
SOUTH NORWALK. damned to death. ‘

tion is merely on the surface;
often it is caused by disease.

Salva-cea

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BALDNESS _
lijEMUVESI DANDBUFF.

AND

In. e._e. a. e. e. e. a. a. I. e. e. I. o. ..

,ITY OF AL BA-I’fiY

 

Funeral of the Comte de Paris.

 

 

 

.‘ ~ . - 0 Water at the Knob, 70 degrees.
0 ." a ,s t.12.--'I‘h oflin ti- 0 . .
RGStores 0010 Butler Lodge meets to-night. 23,3123 the 00,3: of 9223, 2,2. - the new Curatlve Lubricant
- 0 -='"~ ’ ' To Lairfie-catcilégshoai fissalops are being gmoved d 31%???“ 63317003 (011'ng? will .be found to be an abso-
0 ‘ mac own to. ousean w . aen space an - .
Ffldfld and Gm, 7 . - - to Weybridge. Cardinal Vaughan and lately rehable remedy. It ““11
Joseph Klinefelter took his young bi h t S th 1: m d is th . . .
* ” ' ' dauohter to Mystic this morning where the ‘ °p ° on war w ‘°°n»u° - °~ .nOt' .Onl)’ allay the lrntatlon
"AI R h H .11 tt (1 ho 01 ’ funeral services. The Duke of York will 0 . . 0
"‘4 m ’ —— 0" 3 gm “1:" idams ' Norwalk’s . 0] d be present at the gueral. The king of 13‘“ W111 remove the cause. It
' O 0 ‘. 90111.85 _- ’ Portu a1 willbeo ciall re resented b ' ' - ' 1 ' ‘
\0 B "”- ‘nm‘sstrain:Corsair: 00050000000000 ’ p ’ i? B°“—“.Té“.§i‘§§“‘£g.0“f °“‘~"”-
‘ new a 18 - . V . 0 S me e case
.e .ESl. Dressmg see him. .0 -_ 0.1-: _ . The Kadosh Ceremony Performed. Of a th l'. b
I I _ ' The police should disperse the gang Wasnixaron, Sept. 12.-—At midnight erem 3 e severes urns _.
of loafers who congregate in faint of tidle kagoslé buziagcfirizienonfth'gs leiforiili. ofitings disappear.
’ the play houses in this city, on t e oc- a at t o co 8 03 0 1'8 n t B - Pri , 25 .150 to , At druggi ts, b 'l.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 15th. - casion of a performance. ' 0117? 0791' '51." 191116111! 01 I "501401! '13- - c'e Tni'tmmmpéifi. c...“ st.. N’Iew iris-2y. mm
~ - .. ‘ —_;'-' p i " A'movement is on 'foot to organize a Bemsdelh‘formeriyhoi Elniira. N. Y. He ' ’ I
' EYE E X A M- base ball team from among the-business died 3‘ 5- 3°“ ‘ °m° n ‘1‘ ' d” on
~ INATION 0000 0000000000000005013000.1000 final-.332?relatedness:
' ‘ ‘ " . , . ' with the business men 0 orwa -. 0 ' DAILY SERVICE BETW _
.. . , _ _ 0s very solemn and impressive. . EEN a
.. . .. . Arthur F. Jed... we. .eeeeney ._..._..____ B A B Y C A RRI AG ES l -0 ,
. ~. ~ ”040% amined by the state commissioners of The Bornvsngell-t Married- ’ ‘ i . S h N Ik d i
pharmacy at a special session held in WpsTMINSTEII, Md, Sept. ins—As the _ ' OUt Orwa an ew I or k.
Hartford, for license as a pharmio;cist. 01mm“ wake“; camp 1,13,st at Lin- 7 ' 7. . . , ’
An excursion sailed up to Baton oint wood a num r 0 persons witnessed the . - '
.. yesterl‘cliay,l from hBranford, audbfinziing garage”? {can twiviiiiziwagt to Mir? 2\' , K FARE—Single, 40 Cents; Excursron, 70 Cents.
' . . “all—t- e p aces s ut up, ’ sonar 3’ 00 a f. 0 0 n 00: - - - ' ' LEAVES ’90er ”.03qu DAILY '
. . ‘i the trolle car-stand rode up through The ceremony was pertained by Rev. - ‘ , . 41' 7.30 4.11. -
E. HOUbEvv ORTH N’orwalk’sy twin cities. \ mung Walton, the manager of the camp. . OVER FIFTY DIFFERENT STYLES . daggers???“ street, 2.15 p. m; Saturdays. 2 p. m. Leave East 31st street 2.40 p. m.: Satur.
- - '- ‘ Mr. was is knovvn as the "boy evangel— .' 0F CHI DREN’S C ARRI AG S . . . . . ‘ ,
_ 4 ; EYE SEEOIALIST' ' wgglilllledliiitclig%:geg::lgoaii1l‘tsynezggri “on and-is not 21. ' :0 ' L E , ,' Ber?” P £0Pt1071€LE§zs “011': 01' N0RW4LK”4ND “EAGLE” leave Pier 23.15. B:
Will visit-Norwalk onabove date and Iwill make day his attorney J. J. Walsh, asked that . “noon“. John to Soother Floater]. . . . FROM $5.00 UP! E'erel‘gilli; rezeeoiwe Noggifiiggg;-m{000gg,1§,°;g:,0,}1g,5,ggg233,030,531;ng020,300- “18:1 -
P ngsgdieggd tgvigliafiilclees EiiflegiiitAtlhe gliding»? he be excused from pleading and 1115 0886 BRIDGEHAMPTON N Y Sept. 12 -—A .' . - Eagle will be sent for special lots of freisht anywhere in New York or its vicinity. orw k and
is way of fittingpthe eyes is as difi‘erent- continued until the October term of the tug succeeded in pi’illiiig oil the beach “1.: . _' ~ .
from others as day and night. ‘ court. The request WAS granted. four mas schooner John K. Souther of ~-. _ ,
' I Captain Miner, of Rowayton, has Thomaston,Mo. TheSout‘hetwent ashore ' F U RNI I U RE . . , .
A. W. . AUStIHS Jewelry purchased the beautiful stoophyalcliit‘ 3:11 Oligogivl): Sgtsrga}; mg); last 2% .. ‘ . - . . . THE SOUTH NORWALK . . . .
Store Princess, formerly owned y t e .a e eoox a gs a o . wo essou . . ’
" ' Arthur Earle. Her new owner sailed of this place. while on 8 W389 from 381- RAYMOND & SONS, 46 and 48 .
- ' - her over to Five Mile River harbor yes- timore 1'01' BOM00” With a 00130 0‘ 0°51- - Main street, Norwalk, Conn., are re. ' -
e 0 - .. terdzy, Fillers she is to be thoroughly “him“ Lumber Is he" ,' * ceivmg their Spring Furniture which
H0yt’S Opera House over an e . 0. WASHINGTON Sept 12 —Secretsry Car- t“hrey are seging attllilard times prices. . _ I
. - . , . i - A home belonging to William 00m- li le de ided toda inaiet radd es ed to . e are ° ““13 0 e “gm 355°“ ' VV ' ' ‘ - '
: '0 ,1 . - 1 - 0 stock, of New Canaan, ,ran into a a; conic”, of mitoms ,,”§.,,Y§,,§ a,“ 0 ment to be foundm Norwalk. Hard— _ aShlngton Street B1 ldge
I DNEIQIGHT ONLY- wagon 0n Haviland street this morn- the "reciprocity" c dill-on attached b i“: WPOd bedroom suits, $141816) and $18 - ’
7. " 0A ’ ins. and freeing himself from the har- the new tarifl bill'totgiic provision forth: \ . L“ l. 3111.; Brocatelle parlor suits,'$40. Rug ' WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
- __ ' - ness, started on a run up South Main free admission 011111131391. did; 0 a ' 1 , . 38ml Trimmed parlor suits, $45.00. . . _
Saturday September l5- 0'0 " PM“ ~ ~ -
’ ' 80“???“ 03° “0" “i”??? W?" ‘h" ”°“““’°“ °‘ °“““““’ ' " ' K Zflllll3 Ply RflflllllE all BlflllllS Slllfllfll’l Fill all 31' ill
. . ..- e in on in ron o axer ruv ——————-——-———-' " .
g A N O T A B L E E V E NOT. E store. g a The Identity of Maxweil. j: i ' Y a all 8-
L‘ l i . . . . . CHEYENNE, Wy., Sept. 12.—.The guest ~ .-
While riding a bio cle on Fairfield Nutmeg State,Star.Victor, C clone. Nox-‘em-a.ll.'Rozensize Sheathing Papor.vButchers,’

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

\ “What;s the Good of Anything? Nothing i”

Chas. Frohman’s co.

Presenting the Rel hning English Farce Com-

e y Furor.
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4‘ NEW BOY

By Arthur Law. A companion play to.
“Charley’s Aunt.” Q Univiarsally conced-
ed to be the most humorbus conception
known to the annals of the modern stage.~

Price 35, 50, 75, $1.00. Seat sale at

 

 

 

 

0 Plaisted’s andGregory’s.

 

 

Furrier and Tailor.

All kinds of work in
FUR AND CLOTH

 

Repairing; formance and received unstinted ap-
Cleaning and please. 7
Pressing. Hans Lurdell, one of the Swedes who mm GAZETTE s

Charges very reasonable:

GIOVANNI BREDICE,

362Main street,Norwalk.
Second Floor. ‘

 

.Music Hall, .
Wednesday, Sept. l2._th

ONE NIGHT ONLY.

ADAMS’ NEW

A 010g LOT!

" JAMES R. ADAMS
The Comedian, as that boy BOBBY BUT-
.TONs ,0 . ' .

Supported by Miss Pearl Raymond and I

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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avenue yesterday, ll iss Bessie Rood
ran into Mrs. William Raymond’s
horse standing in front of M.’1‘. Hatch’s
residence. The horse -. began to kick
and soon demolished one wheel of the
bicycle, but Miss Bood escaped injury.
The damaged wheel was sent to New
York last nightlfor repairs.

While 0. A. Gustason, of Woodward
avenue, was walking down South Main
street last evening, with his arms full
ofebundles, he stumbled over a large
Newfoundland dog stretched across the-
sidewalk, and received a. severe fall.
He was assisted toihis feet by bystand~
ers, but being unable to walk, was
placed on a trolley car and taken home.

A large audience attended M. B.

the performance was very good, es-
piecially the scenes in Chinatown by

elley‘, Ashby and Kiernan. The liv-
ing pictures were the gems of the per-

escaped at the time of the assault upon
a party of Germans on Fairfield avenue
several weeks ago, was traced to Strat-
ford by Constable Ireland, and yester-
day afternoon the oflicer went over and
arrested him. He was brought to this
city and tried before Justice Barrett
who imposed a fine of $7 and costs,
which was paid and the prisoner dis-

. charged.

An old soldier came out of Trowbridge
& Go’s cigar store and attempted to cross
the-tracks at Washington street, yester0
day afternoon, just as the limited ex-
press due at 5 o’clock, dashed around
the curve. By-stranders yelled to him
which caused him to come to a halt right
in front of the train. Detective G. .
Washington Gladstone saw his peril
and running under the gates succeeded
in pulling him out of harms way. It

W88 a DBI'I'OW escape.

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Amusements.

MUSIC HALL.

 

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at the Inter Ocean' hotel registered as
George R. Maxvvell of Maico, who died of
opium poisoning. is'believed to have re-
‘sided at Ishpeming, Mich. His identity
Was discovered by means of a Masonic
ring which he wore. ' ’ '

The Katie D Burned.
Wnirnsronn, N. Y., Sept. lit—The
towboat Katie D, owned by Duboise &
Sons of South street, New York, took fire
in the East river, 011 College Point, and
after being beached on Old Ferry point

burned to the water’s edge. “

The Cholera In Europe.
BELFAST, Sept. 12.-—-The schooner Vol-
unteer, from Antwerp, arrived here with
one of her crew dead from Asiatic cholera.
The vessel has beenpiaced in strict quar-

LYNN, - Mass, Sept. 12.-—-Pellespore
Clouin, 35 years old, an employee in the
Blairer brickyard, fell into a clay pit in
the yard todav and was drowned.

 

Glassifled . Business Directory.

Cards under this new $2.50 per line per year

dNKB.
NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY. Wall st. N
Deposuts over 52.090.000. surplus $90 000. Geo.
Holmes president;Wm. A.durtisviee-
arealdent: Geo. E. Millermreasurer.
INSURANCE,
NOBWALK FIRE INS. 00.. N.In. successiul
business since 1860: no outstanding claims.
ON, 0. E., Gazette bldg. N. Invest-
ments and mono to loan. Also insurance
writtenin b esto companies at lowest rates
ATTORNEYS

BUBBELL. JAMES T.. 9 Water street. N.

HURLBUTT. J. BELDEN. .

Attorne and Counselor at Law room 4. (up

stairs) aaette Building. Norwalk.
FAMILY GBOOER.

S ELL_ECK. GEORGE WARD. 1g Wall st.. N

Choice Teas and 005 see. a speculty.
LIVEBY STABLE.

DANN. H. E., 8 River st.. Livery Stables

MARKET

MODEL MARKET. so Wall in. N.: beef, veal
lamb pork poultry. etc. W. Wardell.proy
anERTAK .

RAYMOND. G. 11.. 46-48 Main .6": telephone
MARBLE YARD

BATES. P.W.Water’staN : Steam Stone Works

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Telephone Cal], 77-4.

 

Furnishing Undertakers.

 

Banal-run
BUSINESS.
GOLLEGE.'

325 Mars Susan-f": . , 4L .1

 

 

 

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"’ ONLY

Regularly organized Business Col-
lege .in Fairfield County. Send for
illustrated catalogue giving the names
of over 100 graduates we have placed
in business. ~

(N ot Shorthand School.)

"G. H. TURNER, President.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

To dress boys neatly
and at a. low price is a
question often asked.
With us it is no longer
in doubt for along con-
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ter Dishes.
for 10 years.

Bakers’ Confections

 

rs’. Dry G00 3, Hardware Wrapping Paper. Paper Bags, Twmemand But-

If you want a good Gravel, Sand or Tar Roof. give us a chance. Our roofs are warranted

GEORGE Re REDMAN, Manager.

 

Superlative Flour.

THE BEST FLOUR Mill}: .2

 

 

 

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223* more
Flour made.

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“"‘ZfinIS FLOUR has 'stood the test, and been at the

for the last twenty years. It will make
Bread and Better Bread than any other
Be sure and get the JONES SUPER-LA-

TIVE FLOUR. , All grocers havetit,

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between the acts were Suite long, but . Drown“ In ‘ may Pm CONN. 0 1‘ 139' FREYLER: Secretary and Treasurer.

- WHOLESALE AGENTS; »

THE HOLMES, KELLER &
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3 company-0f versatile afitiSPS in the 5110' Classe'd‘ among the most effective Monumental and B] ’2' '0 you will favor .118 with 2
ceSan1_..f3-1'C1§1.. Pantle'mlcal 0011135)“ Pantomimical comedies which have be- ' ' a call we promise to . W. . v . x v .. v . . ’2
Entirely re-written, enlarged_aud elabor- come popular in America, is “A Crazy " . ’ ester 0% 7-4 XQQNNANAQeWstMN
ated with entirely new scemc and me- Lot,” which will be presented at Music I .AST show you economy. 2 The Autumnal Fashions have 2
chanical trick infects. Farce comedv, Hall, [this evening, September . . - . style and durability in $0 7/
refined specialties aipd pzoxilgomime, under 12th, The comedy deals with a lot, of . . . ' ' '0 -' - Boy’s Clo . g at pri g already burst upon us and 0111' 2/4 I
the management 0 I. . avis. amateurs who are crazy to become act- P l Aft s l 7 _ thin - 2 - ' . . i
. PfiCes, 35, 50 and 75c. Reserved seats, 01's and actresses, each one believing 0 [1 ar 61110011 a1 . HA I IE can lower than ever be- 7 store which tries always to keep 2 u
now on sale .at Plaisted’s and Gregory’s he or she is destined to shine as a bright ‘ , . ; _. _ . g . 00 a little ahead of the st has con- 2. fl
drugstores. End particular star (iin the theptrical STEAMER SELLS IT. 25c. fore. 2 y ’ ”2 . ~
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' ”—~ sddngligegreat scdpgefilreidncillildahuciiigi: ' Clothlers and 7% tains many highly novel and ?, 0
ill-‘3 P1937 0‘ thisidessriptiom The 0031- Y . . Furnish ers f2 useful hints from the fashion 7/2 lfl
Norwalk 010010 1100000 ensurisspigagssans; . , = »- ~ - ~ . ecneeenhewona ’0 .q
ONE NIGHT ONLY, everybody’s favorite comedian, Jae. R. . MR. E. H, WILSON’S For Men and 22 2/. m
. Adams (Bobby Buttons). The new To Cold Spring and Oyster . - ‘ ._ ,. 2‘ 2‘
special tricks and scenery is a great im- 7 Bay ‘ 0 ' ' ‘ BOVS. . 2 2 a
' . e ' ‘ ‘ ' / fl,
Friday, September I 4th ”meme“ ‘° 3"” §°mpany0 . . ,Store 00011 close at 6 2 New Fall Carpets . 2
_ norr s o EBA nousn. . t on 01’ . , oclock, Mondays and 2 Ch nil] d L C ta' 8/2
AN 0 It is questionable if any amusement sunda se tem er . S t (19. t d 2/ e e an ace ur in 2/0 .
JOHN E: BRENN 9 event that has heretofore occurred in j . ' ”we. .2... a 111' ys ,excep e , 2 Clocks Ga es and Suits _ ,2
. . Norwalk will approach the importance . . until further notice. ,2 .’ P ' a H
~ IN ag‘giggifigagge fig?“ zgicth g! 12003601 1.3003? South Norwalk. 2.00; leave Cold Spring Norwalk, Conn. W A BENEDICT & 2; Latest F1 ench an d German Nov— 2 u
aoyspa_ exauray 0-, ‘ ' ‘ . " /2 .
evening when Charles Frolman’s Com. L818? tri Olt Of Alban from New York Sept. ' CO. Sentinel anldin 2/0 elties in /
TIM THE TIN KER pany’will present, what is universally 15' t° 6W “1‘ M0“ “Mew-17‘s . Begzns Wednesday, Sept. I 91h. ’ ' , g, Z ‘ , - a g
’ ‘———~— conceded to be the best farce comedy . South N01W901kl (#011110 . 2‘. Dress GPOdS,SllkS,&VelY6t8- a
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY, §§§“§2§% 0‘ “1° ““0 entitled “The 25c—T I C K ET 8— 25c. 02 Blankets at Lowest Price, . 2 E 0
0 " This p ay has been the reigning com- 0 h 0 . 52 Ne leg caficowm erg. f2
REAL IRISH BAG PIPER’ edy furor for the past two years in Lon- T0 RENT. D I S T] NC 711/5 ’2‘ W Sty. pp 7/24 u
TINKER U ARTET don, and Will be presented here with Half inch or 18880 250 a .aam or $1.00 per week . 2‘ Fall Weight Underwear. 2
. Q ‘ one of the strongest and most perfect o BENT F . h t d FEATURES . £2 . , , ‘ /2 v
_————-— figmpaniesFev0ilr sigherfi‘rliletoget‘liiertby 010,9251'311 °§§J§£§Jfiiy 13p agfigfltaiiilt ~ 0 ‘ 2 Ladies Muslin Underwear. r4 _ u
' 0 311380? 1'0 ma - ‘ pro 110 ion street. A to E. . i ew. 0.5. Che t- ’ . ' 20 . . 2 .
gt:;:§,:“ai§1’;,j§?;,:‘ hale Wu} bghunlder fihehpersontzl super- 00000 000000?“ 7 -~ Misti Well canszdered methods of 27 Bables Outfits complete. 2 ‘fl
', VISlon O ‘ 8,]: es 1'07 man 6 com- _ . . . . . 3:33:333‘333333C--3-3:::-::33::=33 ?4 ' ' ' a. '
. . . , , - - psny and details being the ’aame that ”NEST; £21? tilifigfiddhlfildlfii: mstructzon. . .l t . . -. S t' ’2 g; 2 Gimp Dress Tummg 2
Price, 25, 35,, £116,500 '- will commence ayear’s engagement in both Ha den. .32 t1! 0 ~ D - d ”Z ‘0 ’1 0 id _ 9 (\VV ha. 0.18’ p0 1116 , 2 Ladies’ Corsets, Newest 2 2
, - . . ue regar for e m. w u . O , .0 . u . ._ .
00 —— 0 - 00 0 New “$3113: 3.23.12. 13 ;[‘°l‘2'iNT'—T"°§i%’s ’3’?" P16. “”9." amp 0,01,22,15 1» The friend of the cleanly” ’2 Styles 2 a
;' Rye ‘ 3-. "‘ , ””71: US . . a eyoccupie '. . u . p osi e _ 0.. p 0 72, . . ,7
. l _ 0.3%,“; 7 i0. , , '0. ,. .2 3? .Next Friday evening John E. Bren- bgllf‘fiafdt‘gim“ 0mm Apply to ms‘ 8122:. , . , * - 0 ‘lhous kee er ' The Foeioto'i % Novelties in Jewelry etc. 22 n
[‘3de " . 3 Tie; lg 70, .,l§ln.willap§earfit the Norwalk Opera . ' " “ion sun w, .. Demflds on each boy’suded .: ~ e _p ' 0- 1: I? C k ’ a . .
‘5; 0 .' -..' ' ‘3‘ a ' ousein‘f» imt e'I‘inker.” Mr. Bren , ‘ ‘ -' i' 1' , , " ‘ " " ‘ ~ - . o . _ . _ o 00 ' me cry. 9 .
i 2"“ .W' "m' ; “11118813011” support a juvenile stai cleanse—Building 'L'ots'é'for sale. also: to his 6.42am”:- .. ., i fistulas-and grease, on woolenii ? 8'1 0% B
l YIi:..lulr-.ld;r ...v.¢oughs. thathas noLequai. She has appeared“ Houses and Storesto'rent. army to E. I Careful. observatzon. of each i - » , . o 0.0-- 2 1 WWW“? 22
(0008-1000035 0 emu: sell is. . - . _ , . . . “and Silk goods. . . l 0 , 0 . --
10...» "ewes 0 0...... a 0, ““hflevmlof- the. largest compames. .-..M%“h°W50.1‘0’° E“”"°““°- , 92°11“ ~00 0 0:0. . - , o 0 '2 Glassware 7% - -
. wicie Flinn-.lfmslore:.mil i'nmrie‘ibrs . » w 9n the road and. 110W mom than'iddfilié. 1 $763 SALE-4500 loads Of building stone 50,1) s-p’vgreS-s! ‘ s“- I. ,1 i . ‘ . _ i V. ii at $4 - ' - 0,4 . , \v V'Nb‘w \h' \-
-0...-0-~~—---':0- ”wow-«mi ,' ‘ Testes he! "prevmussuccess With? ith'iE' F' delivered to any part of the at . In- . , .. ' “' n Sperm: instill removes spots and W202}; \sfiu A .7 .. . . . // . AQNAWKNA «N\\ e. 2%
_ . - fioltliilfanyh dweiii bright, lovable and quire’oforaddre'ss EN'os windmill) 0 92.13%: Means mg'efully adapted to _ :glogn "3903,3700“ 33330;,“ new. H07,” 0"“ E . ' . . 2
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