radium ...... (ACCEPTED
BY THE HOUSE.
.3- We noun-re and Plain state-
lraeat it ran. Swamp the 111mm, no
t Dart—1|. con-Itm In! Five [Mention
~ winter-aunt; the Reading Trouble.
Wan-notorJen 2.4111. eilect ot intense
”Moon“ with the orator‘s magic
mot «yualixing it for the appmiation
at other. you «idem yesterday in the
home. Ilr. Raynor, oi Maryland. gave ample
mmhe [Io-odor: «it the gift oi ini-
Mflflnflamnt carriouplintera.
W M, of Hiaouri, the «minimum at
the” ”Men commerce, in mt.
Won the hon» racin-
t‘ “unending strike, which
wmuhewhohm he reierred to the
Women-ca communion said it was
my “ninth-[ravines of the commission
to invalidate it.’
llr. Raynor, a member at the decanting
minority d the committee, fixed the attention
(1 the been and galleries in his opening
phraae. Bimbo! applause greeted his every
period. ' “I know that monopoly in an enemy
W toenoounter," he concluded, “but I
have never seen the days In the hall. of legis-
tion when honor. without. price, and man-
hood, without tnr, could not drive it like a
lh'llhlng coward (mm the field of battle.”
Walkmundolapplauseeihood and re-
ochoad throughout the chamber, and the
Wapvdoouldnot bring the house to
(nth-ft! live nIlnutee. Mr. Raynor had his
hand moped by torty men and the request
of themajority of the commerce committee
was doomed beyond paradVenture.
' That followed half an hour at considerable
confusion, in which amendments were oi-
!ered and criticised. The several proposi-
tions were finally formulated and merged
into the following reeolntion, which, without
division, was adopted:
Resolved, That a special committee of five
membnahaappointed to investigate forthwith
the extent. canes and elect upon interstate
comm of the continued failure of the Read.
lag Railroad: company to transport such corn-
Inerce, and to report to the house. by bill or
otherwho, for consideration at any time, snob
legislation as la necessary to secure to the public
the regular and complete execution by a railroad
company of Its obligations to serve an a common
carrier of. interstate commerce. and to investi-
gate thediflerencee existing in the Irhigh and
Schuylkillcoal regions of Pennsylvania between
the corporations mining coal and the miners. and
further to lnvutignu all {acts relating to mining
and individual miners of anihrncue
coal in connection therewith. and all facts in re-
lationto the matter. and report the some to the
houae with such recommendation ms the oom-
mittee may agree upon.
After the adjournment of the honse liir.
Cox, speaker pro tom, said that the Sporiul
committee would probably be uppointwl by
Speaker Cnrlisle; but he would t‘UllNr 'with
that gentleman with 11 View tIIuet-ertnining
hie wishes.
Antonio D'Andren Aeqnittatl.
Nzw Your, Feb. a-The jury in the ease
of Antonio D'Androa, on trial in general so?»
alone for murder in the first degree, for lint»
ing adfised Chiaru Cignarule to kill her in».
hand, yesterday afternoon rammed n verdict
0! “not ."’ Chiara Cignarale is: under
sentence of death for the crime. lJ'Audrm
was her alleged paramour. and it was charged
that heagreed to marry her if she would kill
her hnrhaad. '
3o 8.,Whee1u O I)". liabilities
Neldg' Ham Feb. a—Thetime for filing
cunts-gaunt the cobalt-ed firm 0! E. s.
Micah” 83%? ninety—two
MW“, , veheenpre»
suited. ‘ueditonclaimadividemlon
the tamW'Ich notea. which aggregate
meal hundred themend dollars, and are
W,» Wheeler. This claim Wheeler
willoofltlnthecourte.
Banker Bawaon’a Murder.
Culcaoo. Feb. 2.-Mra Rawson, the wife
of Bank. Rawnon, and her son, William
Kalli: Lee, were brought into Judge Clit-
lord‘n court yesterday to answer to the
ehargea pretaredapmat them. Young has
pleaded guilty toan stimuli. with intent to
1111...“... mnded tojail. Mrs. Raw-
uploaded notgnilty to the charge oi conv
spiraeyinthoanault.
To Prohibit Deer Shooting.
Tmn, Felt. 2—1’ho senate yesterday
Mthebilltopohibittheshwting of deer
in them for two years. It had opposition,
thumb. for when it came up Senator Baker,
' odCuuhu’llndmunty, alleged that it wu a
haul-notoprevent old hunters oi Cum-
berhn'd candy from shooting deer in their
mhctyfldl. Thohillhass‘till top“; thy
a-Ilnhly
Jud” Noel Parker-M Sucreeeor.
Timon, Feb. 2.-—The senate yesterday in
executive III-ion confirmed the nomination of
Charla G. of Camden, to succeed
Judge Noel Parlia- on the supreme court.
CONDENSED NEWS.
'l'haAuglicaneynodoi Nora Scotin unani-
motnly elected the Rev. Dr. Courtney, of St.
Paul's church, Boetm, to the bishopn’c oi
Norasootia.
Amwaeohtained in thome murder
cane NMyeeteI-day,and the taking
dovidanoebegan.
CymfiOharly, awellhnownjonrnalietol
(lair-won. Tana ox-Coniederate odioer,
audallothcot Civilfierriee Cotnmisioner
TO GUGGEBD Dll. WGOBH.
m
A Time leaned ill-taut la the Way at
Prado-oer fleaa'a Ieleetlon.
Nuaax. 11mm a—m tumu- oi
Woollen willmeetonl'eh. 9w hear
the report of the committee appointed at the
last meeting to act on President MoCoeh't
resignation. There I! much discussion over
thequeetlou who shall succeed Dr. hicCoeb.
The majority of the board oi tnmtete are
laid to he in tavern! Dr. F. L. Patton, of the
Princeton Theologicaleaminary. There is a
large minority, however, atrongly hacked by
the young alumni of the college, who would
chooIe Protetnor William H. Sloane, oi the
college faculty. The board of trustees
has about on many clerical as Jay mem-
bera The former want to see ,a (11er
meninthechair, aahna been the ‘cuetom in
Princeton since 17 A number 10! the lay-
men side with ,and their combined
choioeis Dr. Patton, anordalned clergyman
Their only objection to Protest: Slammi-
thatheiealnyman,andthey do notwidi to
break the time honored custom by selecting
him There is some talk of creating the
place of yicepreeident, to be filled by Proton
nor Sloane. It is said that itthiaahouldbe
done there would practically be unanimity In
thenlection of Dr. Patton, no the advocates!)
01 Professor Sloane among the trustees would
vote tor the clerical candidate it thin conces-
lion were made. Both candidates are com-
parativcly young men. Dr. Patton is 47
years old, while William H. Sloane, who is
protemory oi history, is only 38
Connecticut Knlghta Templar.
Warzunonv, Feb. 2.~Clark commandery
0! Knights Templar held its annual e'onciaie
here yesterday alternoon and evening, and
was largely attended by the companion from
various parts of the state. The order of lied
Croat was contorted nt 4p. 111., after whinh
there was a banquet. At? :30 p III. the Sir
Knights reamsmlrled. and conferred the orders
of Knights Templar and Knights of Malta.
Orange [been an Old Cltlun.
ORANGE, N. J., Feb. 2,—(‘ulvin Dodd Pier-
son, one oi the oldest citizens of this town,
died at his home yesterday, aged 77. He was
born in CaldWell, N. J., and was a direct dc
came over in the Mayflower. He settled here
in 1834. Mr. Pierson was one of the original
founders of the Brick Presbyterian church,
and is the lust oi them to die.
Against the mill Service Law.
le Yultlt, Feb. 2——’l'he supreme court
has refusal a mandamus to compel the state
civil service commission to examine one
Thomas Killeen, who desired to ho a candi—
date (or clerk to the collector of email statis-
ties. The court holds that the state superin-
tendent of public works has solo power to up.
point and remove, and is not subject to the
civil service law.
A Reduction of 10 Per Cent.
Jnussrnwx, l’n.. Fob. 2,—‘7'llc mix-room.
reduction in wages at the ifuilibnu irnn
works We"! into eilu't yesterday, lit'lllg or
copied in till tlelmmnenhs except the wire
mill. These men are Mill considering the
proposed reduction. but no tl‘tfllbll' is antici-
pated by the Inmpnny. (her 10.000 on»
ployeo are allotted by the reduttion.
Buyt ottlng in London.
0! Mme. O'Brien and Sullivan have been
boycotted by all tin-owners of large bulb in
London. The owner of Her Majesty's thon-
tre, who is a Unionist, refused to rent the
’ to the committee, on the ground that
he did not want “a lot of roughs” there.
Shoe Operatives on Strike.
. Ciscmxari, Feb. 2—For some time past
the manufacturers and shoe workers have
been trying to settle the question of the right
of the former to dhchnrge employee {or cause,
but unsuccuiully. Yesterday the employee
of several firms quit work. About “1,000 per-
sons will be allotted.
Acqultted of Murder.
NIwPom‘,N. IL, Feb. 2.~—Luke L'rowther
was yesterday acquitted of the murder of his
mother at ('laremout, Dec. 12. Mrs. mether
was found dead in her home after :1 nolent
struggle had taken place between her and her
son, who did not live at home.
Gen. [low Wallace has another novel hull
finishml. it isto treat 0! the time of Mn.
bummed.
TRADE BULLETIN.
New- York Money and Produce Market
Quotation.
New You, Feb. 1,-Money closed at 2% pm
cent. the lowest rate. The highest rate was 1:.
Exchange closed steady; posted rattle. 4mm
1m; actual rates. towels-454 {or sixty days
and £56415“ tor demand. Governments closed
mady: currencyoe. imbid: is, coup..12iil-( bid;
419. do. we bid.
Pacino railroad bonds cloned an follows: Union
firata. 113951111; Union land grants. 1mm;
Union tinting funds. 1130116; Controls. “sand.
The stock market waa extremely dull this
morning. and fluctuations were confined within a
b very narrow range. St. Paul. reading and Lack-
‘ awauna were the most active stocks, over 50 per
cent. of the whole morning‘n dealings having
oi speculation was weak. and at midday a ma-
jority of the list was 5‘ to K per cent. below the
clotting figures of last night. Trading was almost
at a standstill during the alternoon. Neither
aide mined dbpgaed to trade. and there was no
feature of intereet developed. Home mocks were
hid up tractionally. and theolodng price- wm
irregular. Thechurea tron: Int night’e llgum
wereinai Thedayaaawholewaethe
, lilo have a large stock?
acendnnt oi the Rev. Abram Pierson, who ’—
LUSDOS, Feb. ‘J.—-Tlie committee having in ‘
charge the promised demonstration in honor ’
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bceninado up at transactions in them. The tone but
. h
Best Quality of
canned (loads
Whirl) we are rolling III the inllowiui'.’
LOW PRICES
Cannoooorn. ' 12c 11 (11111118 1111
Tomatoes, 1 ii “
:‘ Sueeotnah, it: i: “ 72
6‘
“ Pena. 15 ii "
“ Salmon, 15 ii "
“ Idillsiel‘ietur)” ii ‘-
“ lioltetlllennsfla li “
“ Pumpkin, 1:! 1: :~
- lat-t but not 1mm
Ullllflllllfl ATHENS,
Very good and very cheap atfllo
5 for $1.00. We challenge
our competitors to match lIlIti
bargain. "are sold II lot or
them and 11 few more rcIIInlniIIg.
All 11111 6111111 Warrantei.
Lela than 6 mine at the regular mail print.
Dibble & 811111111111
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boat» the town, try it.
Price 350 :1. lb.
DANIEL II’IIOMM I‘JIIIEIT
Washington Street Bridge.
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--—’I ll]! B EST--
MEATS
SERVED IN THE BEST MARKER.
"you want tilt choiceut ME ATS obtained to
ard use 0! trouble or cost you will find them at my
arkct neuI-ll 1111
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i6T8 SE ASON.
F. HAYES.
DIBBI E' S BLOCK. - BOUT]! VOIIWALB.
.IIIIIN II. I‘ ['2 KRIS
\\ lltllvrltltlillil liriuil “I‘lllt'l' .11 :I.l kinds 1,1!
BULL All] W001]
Brick. Lime.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehigh, Lackawnuna. Locust
Mountain, Franklin, :1 and
Wilkesbarro Coulu.b
A1111 lib RUBBER PAINT1
Yards font of Washington and Line
shall streets. Bram-iv miller at Stileon
Drill: Slur» Mini
.1.
Wnoueau asn llz‘ran. Dunne ll
Manufacturers’ and Painters’
BUPPLIEB.
Ship Chandlers.
36" WATER-ST” foot lltlllk,
BRIDGEI’ORT.
PURE LEAD 8' OILS. RAILROAD COL-
BS, BEST MIXED PAINTS.
Nora Scott» hand made sot-lie, Mitts. ctr .(iaun-
uoyn and m1;ere,ltubbcr ”NIH“ and "loves, Uil
Clothing
Dredging Materials.
LlNKs. RlNlilS. SHACKLES. NETS. SCOOPS
NOVEL-N AND PORK S,
”flier-l material endin special path-rue {or the 0311
Ill’ lluei new.
Especially Prepared Cotton Dredge
Rope, Mllnllln Iiuoy and Hand
Dredge nine.
Oile.l’nch'1ng. W unto. lloeu undo full line oi Eng-
net-re SuppliI-m Marine- Lights. tlinms. Plane.
“'5’ LIV YURK I'll I0 I. 5.
Syria! Attention Io Order: by Mail or Jltaamyrr
Short; H1nts
/
llIIlIa ”Bank, 14 6 ‘g 8.,
Cement, ,
illillillllbfll ILBLBT.
one (811mltyrv‘l’homw Beet.
Beef. Veal. lamb. Hutton. Port. Salt and Fresh,
Corned Beef. spelled Tongue. llama.
lihonldo don, Bacon- Bologna.F
Home Dressed Poultry a .fipeclalty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES SMITH"
58 Wilmington Street.
JoIIN TRISTRAM,
OPTIGIAN;
83 Main St., So. Norwolk,
IN H. S. ROOD’S JEWELRY STORE.
CANDIES
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CORNU‘OPIAS CANDY TOYS audit in” amort-
meut (1i ornnlm 11ml nintly.
MrsJohn Holland
LAUIIEII‘S BLOCK.
$15— if
B. F. Stevens,
)llSIC HALL BLOCK.
Ir tilt: Now in 13'!
First-[11131611111111
hi all int-..l‘ytt
LOW PRIb
lie N‘“ the
"title -r in Rolls.
“1‘11!in little :1 line lot oi oilur
Built-r ”Nil 11 1: tll'l' M-Ilm': lt1u.tom(
and try it.
‘ES.
('o'irlwsior i'rt-ntnory
.l\' H“ ill
G001} TOFFEE UR TEL
'er 11s.
B. I“.
MIFSII‘
HENRY TILIY.
BARBILGE Milli}.
It EI’AII{IN (5}
GENERAL lllutCliSMl’l‘lll Nil.
This in the 111 Icon in which to pr: pare, tor winter
and it to in tier 111 git runly for rough lrnvIl then to
wait until the bury winter season
Work of all kinda pt rtnining to carriage mahim
and gent r11! blnckemuhing promptly attendul lo.
Wagons of all kinda made to order
Wagone tor ealo.
Henry Tilly.
7‘ 11.1111 STREET:
JOHN H. SMITH,
FLORIST.
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11.1111 STREET, scum NORWALK
GILBERT M RITCH.
“I haw ilir l.t~!.
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“ALL
1
IIIAH'K.
Livery and Feed stable
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'llosi quality, $53.50.
vllighest Cash Price
Columbia Feel,
iblnmbia F1111.
'llsml byiztll noted dealers in
Horses; and Futile. Contains
more nutrimeui 1111111 t‘orn,
Oats 01 who: It and sold (to
introduce it) at cost price.
RaymondBros
General Agents.
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FOR
Lady’s Rubbers
25 Cents.
Mens’ Rubbers,
40, 50, 75.
MENb "’ ”OUT ON
H111 Rbbbfll‘llbfli,
l2 Main Street.
I WILL PAY THE
Full
lint. 5. Bones, llottlos iron
and Metals.
Portion mono: ran rHLthu rtock by t-(llt'll'iL' we l
tel turd to
WILLIAM PODUORB.
9011111 NORWALK.
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ALL TRADES,
AND AT
Lowest Prices!
”mam.
The Best Goods for
the Least Money
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H. S. BRUWN’S
BOU’I‘ & SHOE STORE,
a»...
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lelEm
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ll 0 oil'er this choice In 11111 for one week at
a. low price.
A. DIGKERMAN &
39 Washington Street. -
FOR YOUR
“GO T0 TH 81-“
sing
m
ON,
South Norwulh.
Fresh Meats
PEOPLES’ MARKET.
(mode do livercd promptly and we cial attention paid to order» left at the market
Al full line oi
VEGETABLES.
DON’T IMIRGII'I‘ THE PLACE _
Peoples’ Marla—Lott;
A. :13. TYLER. PxL—op.
,m (Minna, 51:: lile l
Wort 31: n itirko-ti
$12.": All 5-11mi filial»:
hurdle-ea oi rm:
prion-1
l'ztti I.~ goods minced
111:. rhz-iSIm 31'.
..~
, .1, -.n
[oil of mi [ill-1."! l1 we
W. will «6 i: 1: low lee: am, no tr. mmed Willi 1...; biatl. martin, at 55!!
hr?! teal, bit they are worth Slum-och.
W. B. HALL 8: 6:0.
311.. and . 11.111-
Wen.
All 313271 and “.38 head, Ihoire :ir Si.
bags, rboiu 111 $1. ’10.
Merino Underwear.
, Ami'l'lffilll lmyio-ry, lamb quality.
$50-
Shirpfaml amour. 15:. now $1.
311:th « -Il wrupe that in '21 slid. 5i? | Mid
limit on: 1hr l1L"Y.,.f)0(IB,‘8iIlLllit moat bivaltionabb "iii! daun-
FREE RETURN FARE
WILL BE GIVEN BY
w. B. HALL a. co,
To nil who during January shall purtlmiv to amount at 310.0131 mew
RED TICKET SALE.
All “>fo hookers, 111m 1. ~1mppin5:,tlomr Mu: - rep lit-k: ts mint: Ii :11 ion:- than h in Value and plarwl
Shopping and Traveling Eagle.
“Ire i’riccnir: r1 1i iirkttpnri 1W wcnroc.n.1mk.-r prim Z'.‘
tire . .1
751:, red ‘ticket price 50c.
Alia! Sound 3111 huge. choicest
Marin-r, {111,411 lll't'.‘ and won-ted good all marked re:
l't-rlrlmr-H. invoke Pilittl'wnrl.’ antlalinrtlt u bought (or Ilolidayawilhgo at rod ticket
All
Scotch Wool Underwear.
Mntp' but Senirb wool Hurts. ard drawn“, mil regular made will imat about half price
:6: i'lflti underwear uii maria d at ll‘iiflll.‘ ~h‘1ng prim?!
Cloaks, Seal Wraps, and Seal Ssacques
:itb 1111i {1.111.111 ii 1cm“:- nfre-rl i‘wktte
flil'lsl-lll
Stu 1i iucktb w: ll :10 at S. 'Irtntl 8‘0
. we have
mndr,
We do not rialim thm to bathe
——~A'l' THE OLD STAND OIL—‘—
SPRINGWOOD.
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GIVE US A. TRIAL.
GROCERIES AND MELATS
12131133 noun a: soul.
ALI. 0RDEI§§ FILLED PBflMI’TIAN.
CITY FOLKS “ND 11' TU l'llElR ADVANTAGE T0 TRADE WITH US.
SEYMOUR 'SBR
11m received a large invoice or! the (’olenrated
I: l,e in thin 111...?" town.
llllW- lllllll’ Sllfilll 0 ill.
to. divert from lottery in liaine,ruil and obtain a ramp i: can, oi. r h :I guaranteed tb
I “'ng “I“: “.mlnwomwng —-—UN-—-— Home and t arriagce inlet [or all monotone. , Dew-Drop “IIBIII' (term. , . ”CW-i P.” 3' hum
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. . ,winter wheatoxtrl. tunes. rum 0" new III-op Bartlett I can. . w p . .
.3 Damnation-thank to wait Wanna: city not extra. “metro; mace weenie. F A O '1' o R Y GET TH It} I} EST, Dew-Drop Bari! June Pear.
mwmmum' all! “much lmprormsed “in myfimfim‘hgl’ca mung:- cloned Thin book Ihould be in mm “mm deeirons at To to t or for rule, comet Day and Raymond lam-eta --—- Till-«....
ballad”
Jasmin, a young hoilemtaker {mm
W county, Pa, 1.11 any teat.
unflatthefluelwnworhnneuhalti
”dimmed.
Minuet-reread at Pimureek.
I. You?“ to Gremlin on a
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1 uncle-tn; 11— 5 Spot
lotecioeedeteadyataelightadvanee. snot-ale-
oi No. lrodltateatw; No.31”. Ma; No.
Eredwinte., Mes. uograded reaming“ No
aredwintcr. Feb. W. bid; 110., March. We. bid;
(imam—11 misc: bid.
mm were dull. but ateady. and
cloned about 34099: W Spotlota cloned
Ml anduneltal‘ed Spot aaleaot No. hailed.
manna... ungraded MWIM No. 2
mixed, no. Ilahid; do..lamh.w. hid. do.
‘mmloumdnlhhut clearly, I log
can
“05“- hlgher. Bpotlota ole-ed dnnaod ”c.
m. ealeaotflodwhltaatateatm
m. no.11oa.uuc.:1m.2m1xao.m.m
hid: 110.1“th
BYE—Macaw.
W— Nominal.
Pout-Cloned neatly. Ines. 03501521 tor 1-
Lam-cloaed etroaa; oaeh. 87.90: i-‘eh. “mama
mom
Bum-Iain; m. 17%.; weetern.
main—m; an. factory. 11mm.;
Emulate:
knowing “The proper thing to do. " We all denim
to bib-re properly and to know what in the beat
school of Inannern. What shall we teach our child
Ion. that they may go out into the world well bred
men and women m
"tillolt'l‘ lilti'l‘il"cootalne the answer. and will
be mailed to any adtlrI-ee-wetago prepaid‘on receipt
oi price.
SPECIAL
Until lunlIt-r notice we will mail each of our
friend-1 a copy oi the allow valuable hook gratin anti
In'e oi tutelage. "they will mail ill it wrapper- ol
Dobbins liiectrtc Boa-.11
lly willing up the wranprre an you would a news.
pa r. the pounce will be only Boonie.
Inn put our toll name and midter- on the
outaide oi the nndle and write on the word Kli-
qaette also. and then we will know who sends it.
I. L. CRAGIN 8t 00., ,
PHILADELPHIA. PENN.
to“?
n. a. rat. Olee
lam-nun. cola.
Va
ENQUIRR OF
I). A. Woodward or Russell Frost.
For Sale
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3. A. Wobdvvai'd.
”Min
J .‘H Klinefelter,
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Vegetables, Fruits,
canola» Goons, Bro.
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The-Io gnardearutrietly untamed” mpatapiorihmewhom appreciate 1
are general agent- and have mlaeive tale tor thin brand in ihie town.
your! article. We
'l'wem 1....1. thin town. one of theta lathe
Sentinel’odlce, where itm mole operatioaoa
application.
W. H. MEEKER,
bole Agent for Norwalh. ,
Ianhuylehiuga-d how him bathe
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”genitive ior ea'tifialim gm 0i.
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Remnan’m Mar
9 t’.
Norwalk Chronicler