pa-ing entirely through them.
Ir. Gladstone was the guest of Warden
Talbot, of Keble college, Oxford, yesterday.
Ila atteMed early service in the college
chapel and morning prayer in St. Mary‘s
church, and in the afternoon was present at
the cathedral with Mrs. Gladstone The ex-
premier will return to Isoudon on Tuesday.
The Italian explorer, Neraniui, Is on the
eveof leaving Rouse for Abyarinia for the
purpose of treating with King Teklairnsnot,
who rewntly defeated the Abyssinian general,
Baa Aloula. The explorer Antonelll is
Charged bythe government with a similar
million to King Menclih. This action on the
fit of the government has induced the be-
that Italy’s intention is to profit by the
quarrels between the various petty Abye
ainian king: to the end of overthrowing
King John and obtaining pomeasion of a
lion’s shareof the territory in the division
which would follow.
RIOTING IN MADRID.
Conservative loaders, Clubs and News-
papers Mohbed.
Mariam, Nov. lit—The arrival of Senor
‘Canovas del Castillo from Seville yesterday
wutheowasion of a hostileoutburstof the
populace. A mob of Republicans followed
the carriage which be entered at the railway
station, and pelted it with stones. Mme. del
Milo was hit, but not seriously hurt. The
Consuvative lomler finally reached a place of
misty, but serious outbreaks occurred in
bout of the (lonservative clubs and Conserv-
ative newspaper oillcea Tho windows of The
Epoca were mashed with stones. There was,
however, no collision with the police and no
” local fighting. The agitation abated at
new, but wu renewed about 4 o'clock in the
afta-noon. and continued until 10 in the
, evening. the crowd thereafter gradually dis-
puflng. So great was the clamor that the
Conservative club was compelled to close its
dean Bundles of Conservative journals
were burned in the streets. . '
”I“ Duringtbodisturbance the Marque. Con
,Iiranda, the husband of Christine Nils-on,
, untreated a aowd in front of his residence.
and bounded to know what they wanted.
The crowd shouted, "Death, to Conserva-
tiqu Themarquse invited the leader of
, the mob inside, but the invitation was not
accepted.
An Aged Priest Run Down.
Carcaoo, Nov. Iii-'FIIIIC’I' James Cullen,
a (hthnlic priest, 8] years image, was fatally
Injured by a switch engine of the Chicago
and Eastern Illinois railroad. Father Cullen
Nwas erasing the track at Twenty-fourth
tract, on his way to All Saints church,
when the engine suddenly approached him,
andinliaeflortstoget awayheslipperl and
tell, bk head striking the rail, while two ribs
werelrohcn'by the loconwtive. He'was re»
mod to Hercyhoapitahin a dying condi-
lion.
Three Perish In the flames.
Unca, N. Y., Nov. lit—Frederick Knorr,
his wife and 11—year old daughter Anna per~
fired in their burning dwelling at Vernon
Centre yesterday. Knorr was a laborer, :t’)
yurs of age. The origin of thefireisun-
known. Several attempts to enter the house
and rewae the inmates were futile. The
charredremains of the three were found in
thecellar, the limbs being nearly burned off.
The village has no adequate protection
against’iire.
‘ A Long Leap to Death.
Savannah. Nor. li—Sarsh 8.
latter. of Keene, N. I1, aged 19 years, a
Winthefreshman classof Smith col-
he, Northampton, jumped from the Massa-
M Central railroad bridge into the
'(‘mneetient river,adistance of sixty feet,
'andwudrowned. Ber fatherdiedrecently,
andltissupposed that melancholyhad un—
mled ha- mind. She was an attractive
ymgIady,and a general favorite in her
chm , ~
,.________
Amulefenrnalnent. ‘
CHICAGO, Dov. 12,—1'he entry list for the
‘ld-hchhalklinehilliard immanent which
mahaeonl’iov. {Igw-ill closeon thelOth
7H Amongthepartlcipanbwlllheltngene
.5 ,otCIeveland; John Moulds, Thomas
;.Oalkgha' and William Cotton, ofSt.
Ins; Prank Ivuand William Hartley,“
and P. Haggioltof New-Orleans.
will give exhibitions during the
which will continue for eleven
, A 010.000 Blow.
”Yr-x, Nov. ill—There:- wall of the
m w armory, at ark avenue
and Mel!“ Mm being erected,
MIMI‘IMQW
dun-an
warble-radon-
The wall was?! fed
onoowtmue rorc
Fred Gmf.hae been found. 0n Imdayhe
wuhhrthcatflxellorthswmineensmoo
“NM. _
a Y sarcasm. x. or I.
ribly burned and cannot live. Thirty-six
r. If. in
MW”.
‘1‘.
bodies were found on the north and west
sides, where the work of rescue had to be
stopped until other parts of the mine could
bestrengthoned sothat it could boexploned
forthcremaining victims It will probably
bothree orfour days before the bodies can
be recovered, and many being burned be-
yond recognition, in full list of the names
will never be learned The following Is a
list of those who are suppoeed to be still in
the mine: J. Greiixger, Joseph Krois, Louis
Sozic, Frank Zellicir. Peter Knoll, Fred
Yorkahan, James Quick, Charles Fisher,
William Sheppard, William Tunleere,
Thomas Jones, Human Smith, Anton Biot-
ler, Jun-pin llomicala. John D. Ibbey,F.d
Mole, A. Barber, hi. Zulk, W. Jennings, L.
Romica, J. W. Crockton, II. F. Harris, Ed
Longaka and P. E Beat.
A partial list of the dead can only bcgiven,
and Is as follows:
John Labeca, James Barbiera, August
Barbies-a, Lew Lemon, John Demon, Harry
Hansorn, John and George Weiaenbacher,
Joseph Julietta. George Crockscn, John
Connors, Dilly Foster, Carlos Tosca, Anton
Birnicho, Buzio Barbe, A. locallo, A. Ship-
ley, Gus Duirance, D. Molle, Albert Mollo,
Ila vc no
”I
;”':25
Dan Randall, Ilarry Burns, Harry Rings,
Deon Lamote, Charles Lamoto and William
Elwood.
The state snpuintendcnt is at the mine
and says he is confident chat the disaster was
caused by the flame of an imperfect blast
igniting the coal dust, which, on account of
the extreme dryness of the mines, is a great
source of danger. The miners, however,
severely censure the coal company for em-
ploying incompetent miners, ,thus endanger—
ing the lives of all.
Visit 011
The Rochester Disaster.
Recon-nan, N. Y., Nov. Ian—Men were at
work all day at the ruins of the steam gangs
and lantern works, and their labor was re-
warded by the finding, at 9 o‘clock last night,
of two bodies. This makes a total of eleven
dead, of which live only have been identified,
the other six being so badly charred as to be
beyond recognition. The following is the
complete tally of the men: There were at
work when the fire broke out seventy-eight
men; of these eleven are known in be dead;
thirty-live arc mining and all hop: of their
being alive is given up; twenty ware more
or legs injured, and trvelvc escaped unllurt.
Work at the ruins will be Imp: up without
interminrion until every stone is turned so
as to find all the bodies.
(If All Kin
A Precious Rascal.
Wasurxorox, Sov. li—hiarion D. New-
man, who was recently arrested at the in‘
stance of Miss Kate Smith, a department
clerk, for alleged brooch, of promise and
obtaining money under false pretenses, is _
still in jail. The detectivesfound yesterday
from his mrrcsmudcnce that he was’ordaincd
a Methodist deacon by Bishop Haven in
Maine in 18:15, and an elder by Bishop
Simpson in New Jersey in I578. It also
appears that be basawifo in Indianapolis,
an in Jackson, Tenn, and anothdr'in
Philadelphia. lie was also passing, the
letters indicate, as “Dallas M. Dehughes,"
“D. M. St. Claire” and “Mr. Noble.”
The President-Elect? Sunday.
hummus, Ind, Nov. Ila—Gen. Har-
rison and wife attended church yesterday
morning,andtheafternoon the generalbad
mostly to hirmlf and he took advantage of
itbytakinga Iongwalk In the evenings
number of his neighbors called. All day the
Harrison msidence was the. point of attrac-
tioaforthousandsef prorneuaderson North
Delawarestreet. Telegrams of ctmgratula—
tirmcontinuetocmne,audamong them are
greetingsfrom men of all protesions and
basins, political clubeand working men
Murder on the Street.
Cncmarr. Nov. n—vae Weihe, a
yooa- at 5!“ Coleraine avenue, was fatally
stabbed by William Buckton, a wire worker
anployed by the Bromwell Manufacturing
company.. Thetwo mar had been in the
Sherman club house all night. They became
engaged ins quarrel, and adjourned tothe
sidewalk to settle the affair. Weihe whipped
Buckion, and just as the latter gottohis
feet he drew a pocket ”knife and slashed
Weihe acromthe throat, severing the wind-
P‘P“ —+—P~—_ ,
Killed by Illa “'eak Hinder! Wllo.
Iowa Crrr, Ia, Nov. ltd—Samuel Brown,
afarmcr, who lived near North Liberty,a
villageofthia’conuty, has beenkilled byhil
wife. Mrs. Brown was not of perfectly sound
mind, and her temper was naturally violent.
After an unusually angry dispute with ha
husband over a trivial matter the eelaed an
“r
a: as
In taste they are i
please.
Salmon.
Yours
Splendid 601 «is at
.00 and $35-00.
Adam Ducz, J. Williamson, Thomas Lacy, ‘—”““'”‘"‘
John liorseby, Frank Thompson, James
Lacy Jim Wilson, Jim_ O'Brien, Robert
Johnslon, Charles Johnson, George Koncr, NEWMARKETS'
David Tweed, Dan Limb, W. i‘etermiller, RAG-LANE.
JACKETS, and
———4w ~—
Wc invite all who {Mend buying an Outside 0dr
meat of any accrlpziuu lo
__.,..., Geo »
AW sills.
Rflllllfl RHIS fill
28 Main St., 80. Norwnik.
"Metals, Fish, timers,
Fruits, Vegetables, Pullry, Etc
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
II. I. IIKNbE'I‘T, £42939
~ A NOVELTY.
lreshHerring!
Weave telling FIIEBII IIBRIIISI). in cans of
same size as Salmon.
novelty inthis country, and just as diiferent from
in: known to our coasts, as one can ill-
Need no preparation; all ready to be eaten. are v
hearty food also, and have a reuarkable clear flee
taste. We send thorn out confident that they will
TRY TIHE
BANNER FRRRR RRRRINR!
Price 1545. a Can er 6 Cans for 75¢.
We also are prepared with large stocks of
New Canned Tomatoes, Corn,
Sui-comm, Lima Beam,
Plums, Pumpkin
Which we willlci louse at prices (hit please the
. public.
qums
Call and See.
Billie & flusmnl
Ambler A Sam's
w in stock a full line of
Ladies’ and Misses’
WINTER RLUAKS;
Seal Plush Sacques
WRAPS.
r Cloak Room-
ds In Their Season.
P. S . III'STED,
' _...__.__
‘lhcy are consider-hie of a
lie sardines, but are not in oil.
Lobster, Pena,
to Command.
asamlpunuedhimtbroughthehonse,hach—
inghimrepeatedly and finally felling himto
the floor dead. Idra Brown has been an
mtalandwlllbeexaminedastohernnlty.
I. ltadetenenuronafiaewilllde.
. Savanna, Cola, Nov. ll—The body of
maa mountain. and “fled. a snow slide
whlehhorehinawayaadhurledhimovera
fire nevi. veryhnavyua
all! thawin- haa hasnabaa-
mm
“IUIPOIT, 0.3“-
U. U. Pat. O...
I”. to 13...
Guess, as Ill-in Street.
, NW ‘meb;
Parties wishi
before contracting elsew
A. EACH dt 00.
Water at... foot of Ilsvilaad South Norwalh.
E. armour ART S'l‘lllll,
87% Main fltroot,
BO. NORWAI. .
«. ___ .
FRAMING at lowest prices.
“.9...“
Full line of Artists' Materials.
J. 'r‘russTRAM,
OP'I‘ICIA N,
83 Main St" South Norwsili.
Visual Imperfections detected and corrected.
Gold spectacles, Riding Bows and lye Glee-u.
Otr heroes snot nwviorqnalityasd at reasonable
prices. in a, if
THOSE WHO DESIRE
THE BEST 01‘
Meals, .
" Poultry,
Always frceh and at a moderate price would dowel]
to call at the
Central Marla
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Colors solicited and goods delivered to any part
of City.
lulsul sawmill, Plus.
_oy..._
AND AT
Lowest Prices!
.——.¢‘.¢-—.—.
The Best Goods for
the beast lousy
‘ +312...
R. S. RRRWN’S
ngtllste rooting should call on as
here.
Slave-ch Annual Ian-Ice t- thsln 3-- ‘ q B 'ld um «um. ' men-e.
At? some at Minuet-"e “I OI'S W3”, 5. s. a. . I Lila... nurse Ix.
Everybody is Discussing the lmsasmua, s... lu—Tlieeleveutha: g :'. gun-in I :: m
mlal session of the General Assembly of t u ' :-
Whitechapel ”In"! mum. of balm will mmveno here on ‘I‘uee- PA I N T8, :23 3 it u ." #:1- it.
--—-—--~ A “Ivelrmsm‘unws ' . - a... as one“
. uenoeon area I) . u 'u
reactor rue ssw tram. runs mmwmfl mm”, “mm-,0, 0| [3 Varnlshes. g: .. fig, {3; :‘ My".
, mwmuism‘tgrltr. Powderly, which has; ._.__.._ it“: :1 Ages. iii ,: Ibo-II g
l; Visa-a on laalhta lolIIers—d‘lve [tilled crowns '0 yum 03‘ M! ' ' ° .. ' ‘ .. gm, '
r, “I“ On- BnIhb-A Revolution In Small “m hll hen “Milled by “)0 ”1““ Berry BT08. Hfll'd 0“ FIDIBII- IgP-llnw § w " lull-h.
, oanrpalgnjust am, will come forward-a w L" :2 3“ W W" i.‘ m'
‘Ar-sot War-allow Ir. Gladstone Spent the one matter of (outentlou. Ills friends WI 8. I n :‘g .. wk. {:9 u %.m
Mgr—Italy's Opportunity. mums” "will: Mum-cont a ml» '9 0° “0" Mate, m “ Uta-fordAoc sat " sauna.
. tion as general master workman, and they lamethtug “mm“... out. no " Ix no ” Moon.
Manon, Nov. int—The latest “ bilechepoi have already laid out a plan for the melee- WE PUREST “no DESI I: I mar-ford Ace mg :: mil; Ac.
murder is still the leading topic of (ilsmwon. tiou of all the present oillmrs. with a pur- w c Q u I N T A R D the H 5W arr-:4".
andall of the old tbmrles as to the identity pose to supply the vacancim on the executive Is made only of strictly pure grape cream ' ' ’ llt‘l " Waite! 3:. %" Aeeora.
d themunlerer are revived. Thu face of board Wltblmu ill ”ml'Mhy Wm; the row. of “VIM”. strict] pure bicarlmnate of IUSIC BALI. W. wanna. Ml " m
thewomanltauy, when her body was found, dcrly miuktmfiom But (0,, of m, smla, W a smai portion 0! fl our as “ A gills» - m ulnar. Aoeom. \
5 W‘”‘“’ M'- Th” “0““ 9‘" “d Knish" are here, but the lllll-I’Ol'dofl! men'ntive. uolhin else whatever. and V 1.1! " Ilse-Inn. ;
‘ eheehswen nussing,hut “I" ”y” m not W "00°C the” few outnumber “I la warranted entire y flee from alum. . 5'" " M :
, been kindred. Surgeons stitched the face friends, and am no [can active than the latter ammonia, phosphates. lime. and‘all the Slate ROOf. n '
, WC" In” they 000”. but N W“ found in urging radical change adullcranls {Icqucnily ,found in baking g ‘
.« hnptmibhtoldentify fl” woman from “w" -————._....__._ powders. The character of materials .. , Tm “Uwrfiwxw-WEL
“ hufeatureaas "a” intact 0" “7"“ ‘0' PITTSBURG’S MINE DISASTER. used, their purity. and the nicely of their I. 1"." ' °"
gather. m-.. combimuiou. render Cleveland's su ierior w“ m M ”4° atrsteluslohot 6.07 A?“ m' sat a. in
he?” BavagiianJRoyd‘xfi:y€oflhflficg only Fourteen om of to; sinner- round bakingplinth-vibemmtlhcnlilhl‘ulan most 5% " “1 "
elected . ames , , . wononm'a in use, am it n we a ad'ords 7'. I: ' ”.3"
mmhenhlpinrmsnmmol I“! superb I”- :"W' “M n." A" ”a", ”an“. wholesome. nutritious, and dclicloua food. SLATING 1:"; n :5: --
A Paris reporter who witneaed an experi- ’1'“! C'" 3"" b” “"m'""' It is. recommended for purity. healthful- 2:49 P. I- .
MI WM! "I. W ”110 ll {0" dill" “8° l'rrrsniruo. Kart, Nov. lilo-Additional aces and efficiency by Government and is olthe nanoon. lAl’l‘ 818008. or 5-03 ':
, Whmhbm‘ifl‘ “I am 01 0‘” particular-sol the amialllngruine disaster at Slam chemists, chemists of Boards of runners “4“" :08} i.
‘ WWW” WOW“ ball through fl" Frontenac on Friday evening are about as Health. and pupil-mun in institutions of ' "
sold shat i the back ofthe . albino ..'l' llsnrs'rsar.
Illnikin 19“. to? I18 folhiws: Out ofatotal of 1m who descended learning throughout the country. “all” flan 1mm
maxpmlintg Rudiger-nirftmpofl: into tliiie mine only fourteen have been taken Sold only in cans. full Weight. at 5 Neill: D8]. mm and unvard.
h’iah made 0 e outa vo,the wo - ‘..':.'.::: l . :s ‘
killedatadlstanoe of mmm the balls greater part of h m are ter (ll’lll l l RH’IIIHI , ALBAIIY. N. Y. IloUSATON“, RAILROAD,
L
DANBURI l NORWALK DIVISION.
Corrected August lib. life.
Passages Trains.
SOUTH.
LvJIorwalh. l.v.lle. Nor-walk. Ar. Wilson Pain
7 8 a. ll. 7 Ma. ra. 803 a. II.
a If u 8: II a” u
:23: “ In “ "z: “
.ra. . in. .
4 M P I 46 2‘ 4 hi '1‘“.
ii a “ Hired 6M " lix 1’00 ”I's'd
am Is as s It, 0 5'5 u u
"7 II es lo“ as so :03! u I.
NORTII.
Lv. Wilson Point. Lv.Bo.Nura-aik. Ar.Norwalh
so 6
so " era “ than.
not “ 12min. menu.
2.55 "line 303 “Atixed an lxed
425nm. 5w " 5i5p,ln.
5! It “a In a” ea
?1‘ u
lo :0 "limt 1017 "Mixed lotllind
scan".
swam 915p...
Gap. otitpnu 657 "
w. u. m' sol. “aches. and Can‘t
I. c. Psvn. Superintendent.
J. 'I'. has. General Ticket Amt.
Ilsnsger.
DODSATOSIC DIVISION.
April it, ran.
leave Bridgeport for Pittstlehl.
:61?“ a. as. smog-0's
.m‘... am.
7 D a. In
'Ooesenly as far as New Milford
WI. II. Muses. Vice Pres‘t t Uea‘I laa’a‘r
w. K. brow, '
J. '1'. him. 04a. Mt Agt.Ilridgrpon,Conn
Conehaudreeournewstylasof
No trouble to show goods.
I-‘iue Gills 25 and 30 cents
double roll.
AT-—~
Becker’s
Paint and Wall Paper Store.
IS North Alain Street,
SOUTH NORWALK.
locum us LIGHTING
All mains building new bases-hon“ have their
wired ureplasteriagforthis great modern eon-
valence. Auy'home, may he Inotaatl . by
one touch of r presentation at the or hit
All use." from rhenseof matches is thereby dear
sway.
BURGLAR ALARMS
Whirl" tthe adrin an akrll thelflaal.
admrov‘: wing Io Charm. BURGLAIIIIS
“WHILE.
Electric Door-Bells
The col reliable doorbell. and one which Is
guranleuinottontoutolerdlr. Price than 38
ELECTRIC WIRING.
WalLlfgmrs. G
Live
0.3. H NONI,
Walling-MILO.
hymeiallaludltatesmous.
“w Micky-uranium
FLRRIS'I'.
JOHN H. SMITH,
IIAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
1'. '1'. ”A".
tons-the
Arti
adJol
JEWELER.
Pine Watch repairing a Specialty.
exclusive t for Kuwait
MW Md:
,sud flue
lal teeth a
residence aluglethodllt
Mailman.“ Openevenlags. file-
A. 8. FERRIS,
Watches, Jewhlry. Silverware.
ATES.
sun ‘ ‘ _
American Investment Co.
Equitable Life Insurance Co.
Partners [lean and Trust Co.
Jarvis-Continua lortgsge Trust Co.
Insurance.
ration a (town. Agta.
Real Samoa lam-imJouih Norwalh.
anon...
ton,
General Insurance Agency
Fire, Life and accident.
Ocean Steamship Tickets—Cabin and Stomp.
Draftsforouesand upward-and lonesome-rte
allparrsofiturope.
Notary Public, Acknowledgements Taken.
Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked
to Destination. -
a Wuhmgion BL. (Heat door to Putnam)
South Nor-walk. Conn.
BEE HIVE.
LADIBS’ AND OBSTS’ DINING IIALL
omtheDeemrewhea mmmw
it! till IN usre
uallhoufltpvie‘efs‘rothstfiau shard it and
an
agar”
n tweet
hu inathouund of'livlng twenty-Ave rs
are so bright he she not
GILBERT M. BITCH,
and Stable
, WARWICK HOTEL,
Dorsal and lestferall m.
at by: to nest All Trains. ”I"
Inlaishedhouresdouewlthnuta wire mow
araaa-alchuawoedwarh. Estimateagivea.
aadsesworhlqra-ples. ,
Jackson Bros
At Jackson’s Jewelry Store. Nomlk.
M ,
WISH NR'IRN HARRIET.
M
‘ One Quanty,—'l'ho Beat.
Beef Veal. lash, I Pork, Salt and fresh,
8 Mlle. ‘1'...
Home Dressed Poultry a
CANDIES
BAKERY!
CODNUOOPIAO. CANDY 'i'o soda full assert
mrntotmeatafit’ndy
HrsJohnEolland
Of allhildt mau-
. ‘ moon's amen.
SIS-t1.
(Orders Delivered Promptly.
SMITH
83 Washington Street.
am arms» a nor or
GHOIOE LE‘MONS
CARRIAGE MAKER.
Special attention glvén to re-
Henry Tilly.“
“““mm‘mh‘ ”m" pairs In all branches.
Photo Bmdaflggflflm ”W A good second-hand, norm. ‘
miner. L'uouuamsu “ “mm '0“ ““-
mam-mum». ' . '
. swan a pennant.
, mus-annuals
(1-H @nlefelmr) Mmuhctmn’mdi’rlnim’Supplips
“a.
*Shlp Chandlers.
“I“whddlnh.
its. ”Fill Hutu.
“c
I-‘ire, Idle, Accident. and Plate Glass
NE“!
Spectacles and Eye Glasses.
Three Deal
ems
Monuments lllllI Headstones. W...
”° '°' homo m can
. W. Weld Street, It and select one
all complete and will not he nled in its
'“iriaall kinds of ’ in; stone
P. W. B Plain
Fres and Salt Fish,
ALLOPS.
‘ANNBD «none,
up man untrue.
F LO 'IDA CHANGES
IV oleeale and Retail.
do ZEL'UPF.
areexeslled neaeaad stand a
list for star ty, durability and
self-cleaning and easily managed.
annelineof
and Duplexcnle.
AND PLAIN CHINA,
War ches,
$11
8 ial Illcul
“15:5?! and 3e:
Is :eparedto martian- with mslnm
p Ill-h ummvmflefn‘lfl.‘
icsla . toenaaeawiththerecnuylald
Iowa-lumbar willdndittethelr
callonhim. . ‘ '
1“.
.- ROOD,
Jewelry,
.mp—
vervirare.
imwdmtherrrairitgoffine
nary.
Main Stu-cl.
. PIERCE
assure us
8“
. PIEIiCE
x 20. South Kuwait, CI.
use his or:
neglect to [worm the chance- of dying—which 9' W
Gain in an of cultural: I'll'cce on
On the Endowment Plan. hangars 3; a” m
Aarsnat offiwonldprobabl need insurance in "AM "I311“? ’- ’1‘“
[of [7e11, E‘mtyElm M EMS“ I: Gull In heart Income uring lSil'i’, H.193?!
needs t on Him no man w shall .
gipz-la‘tetokee {we the'wlho life time.’ “(Mimic Meta dams 1857. W
lift me‘lé gears and.n‘arly “gar Cain in Gross momedurluglm. 9.23.321.”
urn
Amount pal
,
plea.“ merom— ‘heral “a in Force, I
3351:“. tly on b” h laser New insurance tten during!” 194.213.”
couaacrrcuv GENERAL amen“... ”town... ......%im'w
I -
Life Insurance Co.. “mow ’ «cc. [sincem in’ n
or mmoun. rte-sentimental Irma. .l .
s. s. unorurznnw, Joann mums, an:
Seuthflorwalh.
of in Claims owners.
a whom duoiig rum :2,-
L
.IOIINI ll. FERRIS,
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