0 m.
r IfII I I’IAI'AI I
I’GEEIIMWIM lilE Inn
That Murdered Dr. Cronin in
Chicago.
' 1;!
11!! Point: l.\‘ I'III: IIIIIII.
lake Dillon “union the Men) 'I in“ t Iunln
‘WI “Removed" by order of the flu»
or E'”. III: III III:
‘Cllcaoo, May flh,—\\'ithln the past twen-
Q40" hour- thno “1011‘ men have lli‘ll Iu‘
w I): motion of being concerned in the
“of Dr. Cronin. They are l'I-ter Mo-
Geehan, Sullivan,__tl lee man, and Jim Jor‘
demthe McCoy hole bartender- MI (1001::
UKMM to be the moot 11%)“pr
oaarln the case, but in not the real murderer,
an was at lint thought
He wan believed to be the "uni Simona,
who, with Police (linear Williann, roomle at
111 Clark street. That hu-I not yet been de-
qldad. He had roomy at Pullman, and luvI-e.
ligation showed that ho was in that town the
night ot the murder. ,
*5 ' W” I: Innocent. !‘ 3
The 8uflale man, l mu 1II' , supposed to
'0 1 from this I-lty, turned up
,1. thil Hubbard and wtiallal him
that be was entirely iIInonInt Just IIhIIt
m the pollen haw against Hulliran,
“Ohm and Jordan, the bur,tonder in
not known. The man of (“l reI~IIIIIII1I are
which Dr. Cronin left was exmninui by the
Ihte‘l attorney and (‘ronin‘ 5 Me mix \I M
[quit unis kept sI-I-,n-I but more on
W lule mrowwdlb to»
that mw Iicu
Mi). emit; Ti
oulau is an intimate friend of McUIIelInu' II.
He mme here from l’hilnIlI lIIhIn some time
ago. He and McGee-ban uI'I- lmlh IIII-mlxra
oi the Clan-nu-Gnel, and III- II II lending mem-
hen oi the {In lieu opposed to t‘ r IIiIL ,
{0&1 [shortly
0
1“.
L“.
IleGeehan, Dr ( ‘rouln with“
belore the tragedy, had been Ileputiwl to
kill him. This inlormatiou was given to the
police the Inomlngafter the murder.
The Police l' ncertaln of Their \t'.IIrh
The I; tux oi the investigation into the
5W 21180 is about the same 1134 it was
twelve hours ago. \ery little prIII, reashiw
fife“ made during the day.
Mite tile nepedwd denials (It the pub"
authorities, Wllu,“1tli some show of tempe,r
diachlm any knowledge n! his “When-abouts,
it “(101111“er known that Peta lit-Geclmn,
the Philadelphia lIlacksIIIith, IIho is sui—
pected of being the principal factor in
r t1. ”Station, is confined in node! the
ldarh'roellh beneath the detective IlI.~IIaI'tIIII-Iit
in the city hall.
No attempt has been InIIdI to put him ‘on
the rack, " the nutlioritiIs IIIIciI-n' mg to an all
further dovIlIIImIeIItII before sIijI.IIiII,; him
tonn inquihition. 'lhc {ar't Is, that. tth are
more than n little in doubt as to the- ground
they are treading on.
Detective (‘oughlln la CIIIIIfIIrtaIIlI.
More than one pro. ninent who in! connected
githItheIiep Irtment hasquestlonul very tori-
y whether any reasonable ground exited
for McGeehntIII arrest, and they are not
backward in expressing thc'I opinion that
should the move prove a false one it will he
. ”unfortunate for the department and for
theinterestnof jihtito as it will prove [on-
I
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141mm 61' d uy may jun nun be 0t infinite
3 ‘_ -fi’lue and ImportanIc.
Detective Conghiin is still lIII- lied up, but
he hits bben provided with convuiicncce in
. the shape of furniture and bedding, II lIIIh
tend to mitigate the discomfort of his con-
flnement.
«According to the authorities, not III I II the
lieutenant in charge of tho station has been
allowed to coin erso with him during the day.
Luke Dillon, of Philadelphia, who claims
to be In this city as the representativ e of the
Clan~na-Ga01,hin issued a card to the public
denying the story that Cronin “as “remoI cd"
gleam otaquet trial minim: ted by that
. I
WHY CRONIN WAS KILLED.
He Was in I 1’oalt10n to Expose the Man
Who Had Plundered the (Jinn-na-(lael.
CHICAGS, May‘ IBIS—Dr. CrIInin'sInurIleris
. _ revealing much of the inner workings and
history of the Irish secret societies in Ameri-
m Those exposures result from the first
breach in the Nationalists’ ranks. The Clan‘
Ila—Gael first came into notice' In lkxl, when
ttoe ol’ sven was selected to take
t j‘tzhm o’tn some! wild bxpdmlom against
English property at home and on the high?
. ”and contributions were asked from all
_ ”than who sympathized with the scheme 01'
wreaking vengeance upon the English op-
.m This bendof aevennwnwas com-
_ Igd at James Reynolds, New Haven; John
oy, Michael Breslin, 0"Donovan Rosa
r;
'1
3 and Miles 0' Brian, of New York, and Patrick
/—ford and his brother, of Brooklyn
1".
Bound by Oath.
Each of the seven was bound by oath not
to reveal who the other members woe, to
“give any information, or how much money
Iwas received or what was dune with it. The
penalty {or an infraction of this oath was ex-
, pulslon.’ 1111331, nothing having been done
7.. I iflhtbeleviah Innd which hadpohmdlnto
* our hands, leading Irishmeu throughout the
country violated a foolish oath to demand
justloepanil asked for an accounting Devoy,
lire-tin, 82:: and OBriIm insisted on either
returning money or using it as had been
I blunted. By name
theounnfitteeolerven were beaten and ex-
pelledaudtheremainingthregkept the (nude.
‘ Inflated on Investigator. t
III-Its the dinoaltl'oa of the latter um
,'._,
»
?: wmdhpaaiuonot the enormouuunl
1“ mm "8“ III inquiry. He was
Wand fin-med a newbnnwh or the
‘t‘uuata'loréhe renl criminals, to whdm. ”er? '-
- Anus and H.111. Dexter, vice preslilentd; W.
- thehoulebillltrbm
.. mininvofiug ladfi‘fi
. Winona-sure. ;» a
I .
DU- ‘JI. It.
h I Ill “7" fit .
Ian npufltt train the . could
been vim-I «pin the In dictator aud-
whowere privy to & ode-l operation
For thin work Urouln‘e lite had been threat
and However, he often mid than! my-
thiug should happen to hint paper: in Lawyer
lyne‘e sate Ivouhl tuten the eriuIeonthe
guIlty men, and it. wan thee paper: that
State. Allure-- -y languis- her ewnlnigl.
i Iahuruu‘iuim ll.“ ll
New "Inn, Court, lay m—Atton
DeIlIl Callahan, who was mentioned in 3"
Croulu‘e circular u having Wyoming:
(honin lo a bogus medical cane, flying
finicmrnt in pawn to him, and remind",
eIayIkelI-IIII ulfluttol than?
(‘1lln‘nl~.“lli~l
,-
lnapec tor fly rm thlcent.
NIW °'\ IIlt May at—IMIIII' tor Byrm'l
I WJWIHJI‘SW
J Silvie-y, whose name hen been counee
with the cum. lie telegraphed to the a
0! Cliiiagu to learn it they wanted the
and it was repurtul that he“ received a
ifitch wing ”M *w fit I
twaa not IIulllc
trivialotlenne, but
IIIIrtaneIuo have the man eeut back.
luau-tor Ieiuuul to say anything about
use.
THE TROUBLE 1N HAVTI.
la-ulthne 'lIIo Ilmlly crippled to Predict
van ,9“ Public Bulletin“
'&V
on, May +1 Jam
from Port- au-l’rlnve, ’gly “NEE
stunner Orange Nauu, which y'oIlarrlI
that on May :30. lllppolyte, with his entire
may, “fill encnI ‘Il poly four In t'
oral“ gunboate I'm on
.u...""l‘
.9, u'
wants us:
SPECIAL -'
EALITY of our oii'oiings 18 the cause of
success. The I terost tl‘Ic IiQOpltI am
~tntingis constantly iiicrcusiiw. Bach sud-
l
ceeding snlcl Irings great numbers to my .
f
“'81019. When we so? we sell goods. at ha
tllllll'l’lllllc‘ all who now us know we do i.
“c ‘nlwuy’s keep on W.()l'(1 is an illust‘a
tion: when w , :Idwitis cd to soil II MI (115 01
1‘11!” oi the mom llisislin 1'01" .250 1111 who
know us know we did it \‘I' I: did not it
to defraud the pimple, as did Olll II III LII ]
populist! iiiidIII-J LIIIIIII: Dry -Goods House of
nine to bombard Portrau-l’rlnce. They”;
headed by the Mercedes. 1
Al tin! IIlllI‘II of Knnhnrdt & ( 0.,51I Mind]
agents in thin Iiiy, the firm stated that III eir I
correaponde mint 1 I-rtI-nu Prince in: |lIIIIn
o It! flu: as r I! 13%:
If-gitime “Its tIgImlgIN‘ [lg
t‘VII n the public lIIIilIiiyngII nu- llpll‘Il by he
tilllt‘lllli of slain. it is generally sum
the Limitinic. Quietly. au- l’r'
me time In..." my' 120111 In»
one has ween him in the city lance the l ’Itll
The rulilt'rlt'llmllle ol llepoly to here“
“it is quite true that Legithno III III-tea
llipIIIIi I to 11m hnd astonishing sucrose for :the
past two week-I, capiuring town after! In
in southern llIIy Ii.’ ‘ T
.. #‘MHO' -. --
II I$300,o'90», has IN my"
Sen-ml lloteln, Bunnie" "one" quC' but
IKIIllI-Imd Property Destroyed. l l
RENO, NI-v., hilly m—Allmnvbichs ted
in tin IIlIl theatre building opposite lhed put
hIItI-L llt nll‘tlyt'll the hotel and nix neighbor"
lngiuu» Is, und then lInnIeIl to tho grop
IL. 1. .unwr hIItI-l Lilnyette house, I!
11|Ill~t. .I:II1 l'yraunl house, and partly
e-IIIIIIII the Nevada and California tie. it
SullchqI uni-y tho the invite out again and
«mm: III-o basin“ new on] Iin n51
IIIIII‘umLIIItrI' street For it block etcry
building but one is in ashes.
Fire in another dint-lion lturned the ad
hon-Io and turn table of .lhe Centrnl liq liII,
tuohOusefihIId n n-mcnt DIW15.TM Ier
State Flour Ind: III And the F05!“ Flou 11g
MilllecwI‘ mnlmlcd. XIIIIorftIt lietoi'
losses can bezhtein'ed, but lhey' will robably
nggrrgutc bdweun 8‘31le!) and Will).
' l
g’l’hI- insumlice b about ”@1111 I I
4.4.... I 15‘ . , .
Pius (Somanles ("onIIollIlI-lu.
New Your, Kiley {ZS—The live IIIIan
in the l’oughkeopsie Bridge system but
rmIgI-Il to consolidate under the name 01
Central New England Westcni railroad.
western terminus will be at Campbell fall,
where the Erie and Ontario and \l e: III-m
railroads are tapped. There will be mitten:
tcnIIiIIi at Hartford and Springfield. '
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'H'
The
. l .I .-
l’llgrlrnn Elect one”, "; l' -
PLI'IIoU'rII, Mesa, Hay ltd—.1“ the annual
meeting of tho Pilgrim society John 11g
was chosen president, Henry Btichne at
Baltimore, WilliamM. Evans, l-‘redenck'l.
s Dnnforth, of Plymouth, secretary; and
Isaac N. Stoldard, 01 Plymouth, treasurer.
- I .
For “'llllnln n. Tn’acott'a Arron,
CHICAGO, May adv—Henrietta Snell, idow‘
of the lntII Amos .1. Snell, has arm to
the pubic: that the reward of mono hem
tolore Di": ‘1' OIL {Uh “'0 arrest,“ ‘Nflw B;
Tascott II Ill hold sixrty dafl. fromi May
27, 18w, on the snail 'rh'Ili arid condition: of
former remmle Moral. .
' n'u Bod .
“Hood” . I’ ..
a ’ 5 , .
Ir . ‘ wind to "his
beenrecogni Idasthat otdosep "
deacon of t Congregational ch
had been ill for some time, and is so
have committed suicide while i -
leavesthrecchihlreu: ’ ' 1" I
, Will Explaln' Illa Cour-Ia. '
'OI'IAVI'A, May :5. WIM‘ well,
IIIinisth oi customs and past 3.12%?”
0! the Umnge order, left for : ' h,
Out, to attend n meeting of the grand
when he will expluln h'n action in v‘o [or
meat last aession.
i
.“hera la,the,Bont’a Cm? :
vavsrowx, May 28. —’l‘lIe
steamer Servia, arrived here, reports
the wrec: of an American schooner.
the Blunt \1. Hunt, 0! Bath,. Hg,
was no trace of the crew. The m
theka Hoyt—3., It was then” ft“,
long. 41. .. . ..
l‘ulton’a Postmaster Short ' ' '
Oewnoo, N. Y. ,Maym—lnqiactor
who has been uniting an exam-lion
accounts of Postmaster Whittaker,—
villnge of Fulton, Oawegocounty, hat '
coda shortageof 39W. Dainty .'
Horton has been plead in chars. 1 the
0600.
I
I'll
is...
Ore Mmmm;
Madonna, mg... lay a—
handlerinthiseityrtrucktoranad
pay,andnearly3&)mznureout,
fieetotorecarnerywithaapafitjol
nmmhfledup.
on
"h
.W’
— .11
1.": an, llay H45...“
ahoe manufacturer, has Imam“
,Beowa 816,88. Anoflerdfinfi-
cmtlmayhernade'. .__,,, ”1"“
Passed the Secret Mat 3
Hartman, Conn, nymph.
1‘»
"Norw 11h, and :Idvc-Ilisc 10 yards of 11 rut
tho .
, The balance 01' ourrrogulnr
theJesuit bill before the Domhfion ,ferhnv ..
. N6; 7 1151?ka sold for 17; per
,Imuruu
,II‘““IIIII IIIIII
I‘Il'tlic 1.90m Muslin fol-2 .10, and then sell I)
yards 01 Slazy, Unlilcuchvd Muslin inslea ('1,
«pin cider to gain :I (-Iowd
D..”.Q
Here’s; Him Weillell This Week!
“H. , s. sun. M. 3 SMITH.
We invite particular nttén . of which
Pa__r_as__n___|s
tion to the balance 01 ours to we have
id sale of- counterpnncu, WI Iiill carried an
extensive —__;tnck all llll'Olll'll the
season, IIIIII have inst Ieccivcd
were $1. 35, now 870.
11 new supply, will oller to the
1 Hut If 481}11.33111.I , I
prop I: greater bargains lmn
before at the following: 1.10,
rob-la e4 I-.uuw.“I-u ‘i
'worth 22 ()1).
Muslim: wing 11 90:.
.5....._._
M. S. SMITH.
A fine Gloria Parasol for
1.39, worth 2.25. ’
I 3M6:
11. 1. SMITH.
A line Gloria Parasol
inch for 1. 69, II mil! '.2 50
11111111. 11 811.
In fact we pride oursclIcs-
that we are headquarters on
pIIrasols this season.
H;mTH
We would also call particu-
in! attention to our new and
complete stock, just received,
01 Lace, Swiss and Cambric
Flouncings and all over cm-
lIroidcrics, for 75c,- Worth 1,25;
99, worth 1.35; 1.11), worth
1.;50 1.25, worth 165' 135,
wmth 1.75; 1.,40 worth lgSO;
1.50, wortli'l.".00; 9.23,... «6th
3. (10. 4
A Positive lulu If 50 II: It
11. 8 SMITH. '
A few more of those lZlc
RI bbcd Vests, Worth 250 each.
'1' Siiill 0112 1-2: on Hail.
\lso llII: lIIdIIIII'u- 01' our
Gents. Billbllggdll [,ndcrwcnr
on which II (‘ del'y Ionipctiiinn
we 1'“ 50¢, pow 2250.
A saving If 25:
.9.
MS.‘ SMITH.
Hall s W'irc Skirt FoIIIIs
Ivcre $3 50 now $2. 50.
IIIIIII II III: ‘
M S SMITH
2213-
75c Corsets of which we have
sold it grout quantity and con-
sider them positive II grealt hur-
gamut 37c, ,, .
13:1qu 38 IIIIIIIIHII
W...) ..
Mi.“ S SMITH
Alnrge stock of best prints
just received '0" which we will
give our customers II '
Suing 111 1013:: cut. 'll'llilg'
IIIII misc. . 3
M. 8. SMITH
1'
I
8
400 pieces of Ribbon Just
received Ivliich I've' plac on
sale for Thursday as 1011 ws.
yard, new ;.:‘8c
"0".0
_W_ 11:1
31 31113,.
No.9 formerly sold for 2llc
per yard, now 10c
I mg 01 III III Hit
a d‘w
I ssuu’;
Don t tail, lo see our No 12
lor which the regular price has
been deeper yard, nolvl I124.
”qu
ll 3.8111111
Again We would announce
to the people that we stand at
the head With our Hosiery,
Silk Gloves and Mills, Corsets,
knit gauze and muSiin Under-
wear- stock'e Any one in need
it. would certainly WY tin m to
inspect them, as we are having
great sales ln-caCll of these do
partments- which is positive
evidence we are selling below
our competitors prices
But: (Hula alIIIIIHI.
" .11. 8 81111111
1081mm, Stilmll-
per yard. worth 1 ll. 8 land 175
and
“KIM-11117.
Merle lmin 100 to file peryard
(‘halllue and Dre.- (“ugh-Inn at Nt‘ ll’l’ y-rd.worth
w. H. MEEKER& '
Plumb: hg,
liable quelI'I I. is a ruling principle of this firm.
ordere entrant"! to her will be filled at same 1
June let, Vr phall place on sale an entire
just purchased at 453:3. on the dollar.
AnoaddiekIa-MIMHII be
More.- Those “Emma-peak
For the beaten Season"
WWI-delightful: uuepilund
33 Washing”
I" ~.
A" I
- _I, I ,, "Cine.
I .‘ 7R". If.
SCOFIELD
l 1
LAI l. t LOI'\'t‘l\l-.
nulmmuunll'loeaciegu ”0,175 and In
I. III :0! ll. “'llllllllllld Tea (Iowan M I!!! l
aomI lrcwhue lot I! W
ml‘ mm WWW? '
“'“W‘l'” Flannel“ "' Wehavejuol lectivrda line II! [4nd Penulleml
Colin" and t '.IIle Alla oi that latent unveil]. the!
D‘TBB‘S. ”inflow "um-II. .
“unwell and Dominik: “Motown in Brochu- middlu' Ind ('hlldret.‘ .I loplln lindwwmnv ham
'5”?-
le- I'lounuugat to: WI. 100' worth w. 1:5
I” Iain-h
bk to look at our an: (‘ amt t‘oven.
We utll have about lo don-n 01 than ladlu‘
Jet-Iy lthhod Yeell uh ch we will IIIl'Ir at "kt
Striped Sunh s: I in all shades at one per yard. earn
We were III vI-r more nb‘e to unloly the want- at our “clone" than III pro-eat. no snow wt
SOOFIELD
No. 3 Gazette LBuilding. Norwalk.
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IW‘e w Comma lly Opening Choice Gouda at
<9:
Antoni-hing Bargain;
"DIE. I t OUNTEBI’AIB'D
I , The Wuhlt Imam-t (XIII!
:ymfil‘fi‘m $33.33;?“ '“""' "' ' ”5‘" "" l :‘h'IuwI -,I ptlte m‘wfnn hop-Inna I. W” cm
1:41;“. llere‘ minim-nylon“ 1':th ’ m "M llA'l'l'l 30"”.
IF". III lit hole It Ier Ir vet am
pair eurwpgd not black. I on 1 Fancy ( Man: ”I“! :lat .7
I CA IPE'I'I
PA IAMIJL ! llullurIl Inn unwou- at“ Ilium
We hue on hand and are manually neelvl ,
the war helmet uoveltlm o! the green» in um “I. I
On Friday weubail open anotheelot. whltll will
Marceau-alarm". lmmoaolthouwc
l be convinced utter Mum II.
«13110 '1',
No. 30 Washington St .. ’89th Norw " k.
0.
CD a1!
SOLE AGENT“
1111911 Inuit .BHHIHH.
Stemmand .
Gan Fitting.
Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
STOVES, RANGES.
AND '1‘] NWAR IE.
enume- given for
Steam mi 1101: Air Heating.
m... 38 Washington
W. B. HALL & 00.,
Largest Dry Goods Dealers
I 1"
Bridgeport, Bridgeport,
011 11: Main SI, Home: If Haunt
The ny I:- m of selling every article at 't .mnl'
profit, but 0! I. thoroughly re-
lire W. H. Jarvi- IIII Main St, has mingle-I of many of our Birgains. and ally
lCC‘ 'I- III main -toII-. Commencing
stock of a Boston Importer that we have
—Plcasc observe a Few Prices.—
Cheuey llmthera' best armnra Siflu 69
21- inch -!5 nck (1m Grain Silks 79.
60 piece mu Dollar Gm Grain 50.
300 pier _. PlaId Sarah: at 48.
LITI I-xtm qvnsity Surnhe at 50.
200 pint I-I plain Hobbits at 25, 371} and 50
200 pier-II new Challies at 6cm. ,
50 33-inch all wool Dress Goods 35.
5036- -III 'iI Mottled at 196“.
One case 38 Mew at 12.}.
-—l.incn Department. ———'
100 piec ., Scotch Diaper, all linm. 75.
21 piece: two yards wide Table Damask, 35.
111013an11““ at 8!.
5 bales good th at 361.9.
Jackets and W raps.——
200 boot ‘1» tailor made Jackets 37. 50.
150 mi 810 qualIII at $5.
Handsome Bead Wraps '6.
All Lon; Traveling (Harmonie; were 38,
2w plat-I Cashmere Shawls at 7%! {.8
We hat. I many bargains in Battery,
reduced to $3 and 85.?
Swiss F'ouncinge, Chnntilla Laceelnud
$l0an1 $12,
Dre's Trimmings.
W. B. I-IALLerO
Cor. Main and Cannon Stre
FRUIT
ets. Bridgeport.
PUDDINE'
”in iare minfltrl; Rose, Vanilla, Choaoute and 81:!an
'vre have lint-clues, No.% l
ackerol in lo and 20 II.
II Blonder llcrring.&c. .'
III-
‘4.
Mackerel at 16c III.
Inns, Salt PM: a
The finest Florida Oranges in the City at 32¢ a Il'oz.
ills. Nurllieli Cumin Butler in: $1.01 11'35: 111.
3 1-2 lbs. Choice, Swee Bony Butler for 81,0"- 301: III 1
_4 the. Bond, Dail- Butter [or $1, or 281: III.
arlldero mac. Cklnéhowdartuull. mum
new “chem a“
new.
Fresh E3 5, 200 per (102..
III lgutortwopouudeotauydthukiud; ll: hze.
[purveyor-Ia Pro-Ia, (I: h,“
Wham“. libel
sit-mummy! “R “5c. Blldllclll. 8 Saplwlk:
W]! 801-10 Your: ORDERS. ‘
”minimum” 0mm; theyhealthaual. .'
CHAS. a‘E. I'SEYMOUR’S,
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FURNACE
1817831) IN
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mismanaged-rum
GENTS lllllii AND BHIllllii
SUMMIR Uilllili
111 all Sizes, Hui 11111011 and Heisman]: PIIIIII
III IIIIIIIIIII III nun
A DICKERMAN & SON,
mm. Also Great Begum Lounges
Palace flueéni‘
.mmmmumrdlmmm'romwgbm
s.
11R
St, 80. N orwalkgci
The most elegant display of
Foreign Novelties
Ever shown to the public. A large assortment in
Trimmed and Untri‘mm'ed“ Hats
And prices to suit the public. Have also a complete line of '
FANCY GOODS
Guaranteed Black Stockings at 250
.\ larvrc assortment In fancy summer hose, prices similar.
Guaranteed Kid Gloves at $1.
In Ribbons we Defy Competition.
Give us a call :ind prove for yourself.
H. Krieger,
'meckenio Hotel Bleak.
south. Noirwalk, Conn.
DAVIDSTOW
FURNITURE
SPECIAL monochrome IN
PARLO R 9 U1 T S
Mohauflushsmumthmvans,
$410. 00.
DAVID STOW,
' 87. 89 and DI lulu It , Scull 3m. ’II' M
GROCERIES AND MEATS
' ' finrhxoa'uennor-q- :
'r. Bonn hum a: son
' iiPninowoon. .
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