ii. “dig” Always Benefits the Advertiser. l -’ NUMBER 640. H t 0-“ M.“ bl.“ boll-l. m I“ mm THE EVENING SENTINEL, iii airmail: man. 96 m m. ”All." “up?" 3‘32.“ .. .. In. J, . . a In taut.“ tbs. Ilsa: hyut ls. tows-or “mom.” [humanism-ll. ”If.“ Isthuoihn-s "Tramp-""1“ by“ “firth—ammo crawl “a mi" mtksystall * numb,” ' §““:mmmw m mo". 2 to laropa for ladiag January fish. race. ' sums- 1,144 are lo M 2,4“ I. I. Harald Weather turnouts. The cyclone which crossed the lake yesterday has moved to New- foundland, followed by a smell "cold wave” of moderate intensity. Tempera- ture fell in the United States yesterday. In this district today colder, clear weather and fresh northwesterly and westerly winds will probably prevail. In the Kiddie States and New England colder. fair weather and fresh westerly winds will probably prevail. On Wed- nesday in this section and in New Eng- land fair weather will probably prevail, with slightly lower temperature and light, variable winds, followed by slight- ly higher temperature, and on Thursday. slightly warmer, fair to partly cloudy weather. Temperature will probably fell slightly below the freezing point in the Hudson Valley to-night. lint-tan Alla-ac tor Tomorrow. Sunrises Sunsets digit tide [nw tide 7.16 4 49 5 M 11.42 THE LOCAL NEWS. Compagy F drills to-night. Ni- IiuniezB. Candeld has returned from a visit in East Hampton. Arthur Ferris. of New Britain, has w' turned from a visit with John Hoyt. A series of revival meetings will begin this evening at the Norwslk Methodist church. --‘l'ske your perscription to Plaisled'a drug store. rial t-l-Il? We?” home of Miss Jennie While so cation. The engagement of list Genevieve 1.. Blake and Elbert Shannon is announced. A siermpticofirfifiiumsnt was held at the ltcwaytori Baptist church last evening. -. __ The Southern New England Telephone Co. hassent out attractive calendars to thrir snbycribers. The shipment of hats from this city for the week ending Jan. 13th was 412 cases. OI racks. mm C. E. Lounsbury and IflssLoulse Bick- tier of Barton are to be married to I'mor row evening. M A business meeting of the Y. W. C. T. U. will be bald in Dibble's Hall, on Wed- nesday evening at 7.45 o'clock. .._.._.._,_... The South Norwslk Dramatic Associa- tion held a rehearsal last evening at the ’ The invitations for Pioneer Hook and Ladder company's next socishlc at the Atbenmum were issued yesterday. If any of our readers l'ias a copy of Tint Sumner. of July 12. 1889. thev will con: fer a favor on us by leaving the some at this office. The people of this city must be im- proving in their morals if the limited business of the police force is any indi- Judge William 8. Knapp went to his office this morning for a short time. lie has not yet fully recovered from. the eflects of his recent fall. Charles A. Knapp and J. Wallace Mur- vin started for Southern Pines, N. C., this morning. They will not return nor til spring. —The song, “Down Went Icilinty, ” and twenty-nine of the latest songs. all for 5 cents. at J. It. Benedict's News Office, next to poet-office, horwalk. F. DI. Pierce has a gang of men at work putting down a cross walk on Spring street at the foot of Hamilton avenue hill. Butler Lidge, 97, I. 0. O. F., will re. hearse the first degree to-night at 8 o‘clock sharp. A full attendance is de- sired. On nccobnt of the dedicatory exercises in lhr' Congregational church the regu- lar weekly meeting of the W. C. T. U. will be postponed until Thursday at 3 o'clock p. In. —Two pounds of the beat round steak for 25 cents at Ferd Hayes’ market. The at ickholders of the National banks in this city elected directors this after- noon. The result of the election will be given in tomorrow’s 33101le. Some of the crtiz in of Roweytx in h w»- edded to the appropriation of the town and are making a needed Improve-mom of the to d near the railroad crowizz. -We are receiving direct the Northampo ton cresmery butter, and can fill all or— . Wm Iphvlhtgeishlrtlls the»- 22— ;: i: Thesscoud annual ball of the lotus! DrumOorpswlll be held at the Opera Hours this evening. Patrons of Basic Hall will be pleased to learn that fire escapes are to be placed on Italic Hail block. Negotiations for the same will probably be consummated this afternoon. _.... Evangelical. services will be held lo the borough Hetbodlrt church this even- irig, commencing at 7.45 o’clock. There will be a song service of fifteen minutes at the opening. _ _ ~Don‘t pay 20 cents a pound for a tough. dry sirloin steak when you can buy a tender, juicy one for Id cents at Ferd Hayes‘ market. The South Norwalk lluticsl Society held tiltfrflrst mm last evening at the Franklin street rchool hall. The at- big wav’s ‘gi‘aiifying success. A theatre party of young people from this city to ma number of eighteen saw “The Shenandoah” at Proctor's 23rd street theatre lstt evening. They report a very pleasant time, John J. Fr klin, who mysteriously dimppt‘hffid f at South Coventry last spring iessid to have been seen in the west recently by an employs of C. H. Kenyon & 00., of that town. Franklin was formrrly a builder, but is now trav- eling with s show. WILL BNLABGB Till-l Pluth’l’. Annual looting of the lorwalk and South Norwalk llectrlc Light Oom- pal-r- The annual meeting of the Norwslk and South Norwalk Electric Light com- pany was hvld yesterday afternoon, when the following directors were electr ed: Charles Olmstead, George It. Fowler, John H. Hoyt, Charles E. Dustin and E. T. Jackmn. The directors subsequently reelected Mr. Olmstesd, presId-nt; Mr. Cowies, vice president; lir. Hoyt, secre- tary; and Mr. Dustin, treasurer. Ilr. Olmstead and John 8. Seymour were ap- pointed a committee to obtain plans for ihc enlargement of the company’s plant to meet the needs of the present and fu- ture growth. Bank Officers llaeted To—dsy. CES’I'RAL NATIONAL —Dil’ecloI'-'. Gm. M. H llm‘1‘, E. L. Boyer, I’ L. Cunning- ham. 8 F. Gnihrie,tleo. Holmes. Gar. diner S. Hutchinson, J. T. Prnwiti, Thomas 9. Hanson, Horace E. Dino. Oificerez-Gmrge M. Holmes. President; Eugene L Boyer, Vice-President; W. A. Curtis, Cashier; H. T. Sheflield, Teller. Home”) Coom.—F. 8:. John Lickwood, W. B. E. Lockwood. Ira Cole. I). H. Miller, HO Keeler, Levi Winner, Moses H Glover, J. W. Hyatt. Officers—Jam" W. Hyatt, President; 8. O. K-e‘v-r, Vice-President; L. C. Green, Cashier; C. E. Hoyt, Teller. NATIONAL can or itouwau.-—Direct- ore-E. Hill, E. K. Lockwood, E. Beard. B. J. Hill. J. A. Osborn, B. W Pitch, street, has become insane from the owing to his mental condition which seemed days he acted very strange and on Wednesday evening be asleep and the father after arising from his bed several tom and walking about the room. went to the bed where the boy death cameaisrrnsd and fnrfsar that he we“ do some hsrmhe was carefully watched. thus-any he became meet; I'lom end during the «suing he was a‘ raving A IAYIIG IAIIAO. Thomas J. lambs less-es Violently lo Isaac-A lad (lass. Thomas J. Itsmbo, of No. 7. Milk elects of epileptic life, which he has been subject to during the peat few years. lfr. Rambo hasnot been able to do any work during the past year to be failing. For several cams near killing his son. The boy was was sleepi clicked him to thanks. maniac. Two onions stayed with him during the night and at times much dlfliculty was experienced in managing him. An application has been forwarded to Middletown for his admission to the insane hospital,siid ins few days he will probably be tsken there. It is a very and case and the relatives have the sympathy of Dir. Ramin's friends, of which there are many in this city. _. M -. _‘ y . UP THE HOUSATOSIC. Death writes. Butcher Green and Baker Post are on the “grip" list. George W. Lidley, station agent at Cinnons, was visiting in town, Sunday. Bradley Sturges has been sulering with the ”grip" for a few days past. Georgi P. Fairchild spent lavt week with his daughter in New York. BIM.C E. Bruce is visiting in New Yorlt. Mrs. George W. Bmsllsy paid a visit to friends in Cannons on Afanday. C. Hubert Taylor, of Notwnik, went Sunday with Ins grandfather, James II. Taylor, of this place. George H. Byington, who has been sick for the past week, is once more able to be about the house. Miss Eva Griswold basso fsrrrcovered from her illneee as in be able to return to rchool at Bliss Brird's institution in Nurwnllt. Wilton. Mina Sarah A. Davenport, who has been visiting her aunt. bliss Catherine Statues. referred to New York city on Monday. W. K. J. Hubbrll left on Monday for Denver, Colorado-where he has accepted a position in the office of the Granite Roofing Co. He has our best wishes for 7'“ch In his new venture. The thermometer regivtered 9‘2 degrees in the sun at two o'clock on Sunday, and 56 degrees at 8 pm. Hrs. Joseph 0. Dikeman, who has been seriously ill for some months. is re- Isa. We less-It- Oov. Balkslsy refuses to be istsrvivw- ed on the resignation of Geri. Barbour. No doubt the governor' a giving the neuter-aster general the ssjutsut gen arsl's power over srraorlss wss madden ed sushtosayuotbing of the other troubles. Gen. Barbour says: "Fliers were certain didareness of opinion ho twssa the germ and email regard. ingtllallllitary policyoftbs stats. and I thought hia policy would be better canisdoatby someoneelse. Ourreic tlons are absolutely friendly. and the only differences between us are of an «new nature. ly resignation has been in his bandssince December 30, and I ”it! the it should take elect January Ill. ,. 7": , lcit as to the queer than. whlh did-red with its ” will mm I felt that tho First-rattle" t in :be'saved to the Int-.1 tumult licoflccraoffberegi as. meat were men of such a character that the state should be proud of them, and not drive them out of tirednvice. I felt that the men of the regiment were from their records entitled to consideration. The affair could, I feel sure, have been settled satisfactorily, and I did all I could to bring about that result, but I was not allowed to accomplish it. As it is now I think the regiment can hardly fail to be demoralimd, and for a pitifully small cause." Geri. meler will not have to give up his position with the Southern New England Telephone company. Huang Apples. There are just a few things to be re- membered in order to keep apples. They should be sorted closely and the attempt only be made to keep the best. They should be packed in tight barrels and “headed up." and should be stored where the temperature will be as near 32 0 Pub- renheit as practicable. I have generally found it best to head the barrels up after sorting the apples, and then to pile the barrels up on the northerly side of some building or in the shade of trees, protect- ed from rain until there was much danger of their freezing outside. By this time the cellar will be sufficiently cool tosllow of safe storage in it. There should bee thermometer in the cellar, and great care should be taken not to allow it to get too warm. Ventilation should be done at night in warm weath- er and the ventilators kept closed during the day. I generally open the barrels before stmirg for a long time and sort them over again. if necessary. Of course apples may be kept in many other ways, but this wry I have followed successfully and found It as inexpensive as any satiri— factory method. If stored in bios, they should be made small in size—Perm and Fireside. Another Old soldier 6m Captain Theolors B. Davis, lategof the Fifteenth C. V. died at his home in Brooklyn N. \'., on Sunday, aged 50. Captam Davir,anctivs of New Haven, recruited and commanded Company B, Fifteenth C. V. which was raised in New Ilsven. He served faithfully from SOUTH NORWALK. CONN; TUESDAY. JANUARY Ii. 189d.» an. aaourrn rna Iran}. The Past Baptist church at Hartford was organised larch BI, rm. The president yesterday nominated Henry Drybnrst for postmaster at lisrlv Dr. P. I). Pellisr of Hartford died yes- terdayof pneumonia, resulting from in- finance. The clock works at Porrstville are shut down, owing to the prevalence of “la grippe" among the bands. Augustus Putnam, for sixteen years collector of internal revenue, died of heart disease in Ifiddletown yesterday. Frank W. Iawrence of Killingly hss been arrested. charged with misappro- priating town funds while a selector-ii. .o workman of tch. of L , will make an add” landllyn ball,» Hartford, January , . Philip Pavetti, an Italian life priaonrr at Wetbereheld, shockingly mutilatedm himself with a case knife recently, while insane. Henry Vsnnese, colored, hurl been a conductor on the R ickville branch of the New York and New England road for fifteen years. The thirteenth anniversary of Itrv. Dr. Parker's connection with the South Con- gregational church in Hartford, was ob. served yesterday. James L. Phelps of Eesex, son of Judge James Phelps. and Kiss Hattie Coulter of Ssybrook, daughter of Judge Coulter, were married Friday in New York city. Rev. A. L. Love, pastor of the Second"! Congregational church at Putnam, has tendered his resignation to take eflect February 4. He will visit the Holy Land. Jeremiah D. Dunbar of New London, shot and killed a thirty pound wild cat in the woods north of Jordan Cove Tues- day. Itr skin measured lite feel. five inches. Miss Nellie Patterron of Mt. Carmel has served an apprenticeship at the ma- chinist'sfrsde and at present is employed , by the It. Carmel Belt company as a full fledged machinist. Michael Tobin of Hartford, seriously ill with pneumonia,wandered away from his home while delirious and was found on the meadows near Weihenlfigld with his halide and feet frozen. H. B. Wood, a Hartford optician who recently sued William H. Lockwood for “0.000 I!!! alienating his Wife’s uflcc- trons, was married Thursday to Mrs. Binnie 8 Wing, s Icriden widow. well known in musical circles. The new Bridgeport chief at police, Bylands. formerly a conductor on the Shore Line road. is making war against disreputable resorts. Within a day or two two gamblers have been fined m and sentenced to six months in jzil and several persons lat-rotted With the latter have forfeited bonds of $25 each. Johnny Hylchreest of Hiddletowu, Twrencs V. Powderly, grand master f and ”50 respectively, the keeper of a disreputable house has hem fiziI-d $100 The an, I convention of the stats grunge at Willimaatio to-dsy and will he continued on Wednesday. Thurs. day and Pgtdsy. About 1.530 farmers from all parts of the state will bsprsssut. A grandMqust will be given those who attend the .annveritloii. ~Pew articles sold are what they claim robe, We find an exception in Brussels snap. gwaunb. “tillalbfilii-csbfh. “1mm.“ 1.. r0 . “A..- Addressl. tomtflrrct.o°m°°°.“rrm°'r e n D. u. korwala, Can. ill! Il roe. sans. ,, Wanderih Mair Ihldmafittlmesttb, hivrsskltlélfimam‘a sucoiin BAND IA! willbe snldchesp. dress Lock Box? II t lw‘a costs. surmise LorTihom nuns a'r Irrational; rulers arm on new 'l‘Eltl'l aw; [NVIBTIIBH' notice, MIAMI, smorla'r TAwai I: OOLDIN. o to if [I'm Agents. Alfdl' 'XSIOL' X" ”Km. rum, NORMAN lsilsmrop rudder. deck steering gear. deck seat, It pound plate cenirsboard crane tent, double blade Meet paid as, etc. Everything complete sndiuflr-t-elassnrdsr Prenatal. Address ',‘8 " 70 Wat avenue non h Nurwalk. "3'. RIM. MAT! loll BALI— ! I YOU WANT A house crlot,ora farm cheap, for the next three months all at lcrielliklr’noiriuiedleu a cane. Ito. ”Warbnetoust, sstheyhave justcpenedup snaieoftbelnest lotsin town and a number of thornsrnwater fronts Also a line summer reel— drnnstuse bsrn.earriseeboure re.screoflaud,all Ihewater iront. also insurance of all kinds in best mpanlcs ’I;W0 choice building graffiti Wat" avenue Ap NONI) BAND FURNITURE STOVE. can I In “’ planet busi “amt?" 3mg: eion, my new n on a ration Army barracks,lionth Nzr'walk. Wilte Pod- move. in tin d]! GOOD OBI)“, andalfeet'front,“ w. C. 8A! lib. or TO LET. Advertisements under this head. not acceding 5 inc. ItitaezicJ humlweek 81th). W0 COTTAGES 0X LtNBs PLACE. IN- qu: re of slamnei Lyrics, at once of Coolidge Incawocd. NorwaI 1M 1w PLSASAN‘I' USPU RNISHBD FRONT BOOK. a‘éeatteman and wife or ladies preferred. Irqriire o 9 Day 5 reel. 80th Norwalk. 513 8 i never on BAYVIBW AVENUE. NODKRN convenience Apply to A. DICKRBIIIAN. Washington street. ill at ROOIS OVER POST OFFICE. FOR-ERIK «copied by I. C. flewke App' ytoC. Sivanz. 0 d Well Cigar Co. j9tf 1 cos: CORN!!! SOUTH NAN All) BIN!" streets House is just iinrehud has nation wash tubs. set for but and cold waterwi all tonvenlm allrst-clsm house and i's‘fl ar- ranged for two families. Apply to TAYLOR A: GOLDEN. d2)" )All’l‘ 0? A HOUSE ON WOODWABD Avenue, 9900 Hmemlmmiltw Afro Burlnuit house and bent. near cc Cline C. Sievensflitltl. Applyto 1A. WOODWARD. PLEASANT Boll IN A CONVENIENT t kicality isoflred to perms who would Ilketo volt Wastingioii some time during thewin my Roomaudbiard maday. lrs.J.B our toilet. mhingion, 13.6 t.. amt HOUSES. AND PARTS 0! H0038?! ALSO stores. both Inihls “a crwalk Ifli GOLD“. llsaf Mead India-trance Agata. n21 sznusry fat. of «i JAMES H. BAILEY, Treasurer. W “sf Moms nest “£th tom lhr.srlsgsd IIILII'sniclilmid ‘1 Preclingthcfauwlrtthlmm The Fall; Plenty of lat. lath!“ A fli‘t'at Nil df Its‘a'efifimé‘nmst a Merit What ”T“ ”m ‘ A‘GreatCompanyofComedhusu fiesta nowonsaleaifloyt‘landi’flflly’l Ch 'l‘lll Fairlill Ilium Savings Bank WINFIELD 3. room, President. MARTIN s. CRAW, Vice-President. JAMES H. BAILEY, Sec’y and Treat. DIRECTORS: ‘ w. s. Irooor. .iosrrn c. narrow, it. 8. caaw. mm H. om. ABA B. WOODWARD, “RN“ P. comma, J. THORNTON PROWITI' mm CURTIS. BDWARD 'anL Having taken [with of our new Banki adjoining the Natimal of we desire to announce to the will hereafter be open for Iron: it A. I. to 12 3.. and from I P. I. to 3 P. I, Dally, And from 6 to 8 P. 1!. Saturday Iva-l... We respectfu‘ ly solicit the of the of Norwalk and adjoining towns a shall NI: by prominent In transaction of business and sit-- tiontothewauisofcustomerstoccsierveia Inlerestwill be allowed from the first of out ’ month on all deposits made on or befae the fifth We invite an inspection of our new lhakl Booms. it!" THE Barnum In tails it; W. G. Thomas, 0. E. Wilson, W. F. Bishop. Officers—E. Hill, President; E. J. Hill, Vice-President; H P. Price, Cashier; .I. P. Treadwcll, Teller. Cm Bm.-Direetors.ltobert II. Row- an. John H. Knapp. Tallrnadge Baker, Edwin Adams, Josiah B. Marvin, John H. Ferris, Christian Swartz, Edwin H. flathewson, Henry Seymour. ported to be in a critical condition. Elgar Bloomer has improved bk rest~ deuce by the addition of a bay-window. lies Nannie Ogden is visiting her sis- ter, Hrs. John Lysle Cummins, of Gas— hen, N. Y. liirs Binnie Bernie. of New York city, is the guest of J. I Dunning. June, ’62. until the end of the war, par- ticipating In the attack on Predericks- burg, the siege of Suffolk, and the cam- paigns against Kinston, N. C. In the second of these attempts. FebruaryJfiod. the fifteenth with the twentydeveuih Issanbrrsetts (the brigade in command of Colmel C. L. Uphamlwassnrrouuded by an .ntire rebel division, and, after a brave resistance. was compelled to Will open A Great Bankrupt Sale A 5-: it; I aged thirteen years, perform some won. derful feats with his feet. He was born without arms. His great hubby is in driving horsea He can hold the lines between themesof one foot and with the other crack a whip with the ease of a stage driver. The lad is often seen on the streets In line weather selling papers, which he carries in his pockttI. Change and paper are handed the customer with ders promptly and at low figures. None landlord alx' 'II t the Gedne W ”m . y better. T. B. Ouyer 818m. Home,inNew York, but hia health is improving. Willy IcDonald, of New York. is 00“ To LIT—6mm!!! CAN Bl awn-macaw withfurnlahsdrooni. with or wii'hnuthmtatNutICbcstnutstrret. booth 1“; risk ii 'II‘WOHOU i803 TOLL? Hm. EIGHT rooms ”5 Wait! a to . roux u. Irsarr or“, ‘ saw-Inner. Boathlorwalk. _rnscnu.annous. not exceeding The canal boat J. G. a H. B Iwen ran , , aground off Smith’s Island light house violins me whim-ml 1mm "- last night at about eleven o'clock She “0 bunch. , floated this morning when the tide rose. . Gradual. Barrett. clerk for George ———-— ' w the furniture dealer. i. ‘ Olive Branch Lodge No. 19. K. of P.. 3.3a! ' will work the first aird third degrees .___op.____. A Juan’s Avg-meat. Agentletnan from Birmingham was vlfiim nftbs influenxa. Y. I. 0- A. I'm. " fur days threatened with an attack of pram i pound at Hayes’ sinker. .laarics Sloan, nfthc borough. has ”confined tothahonseforthepest W—aspnsd- purelard for Scentsa mum B. Rider and Joseph B. men In “attending the annual meeting of the W‘sgiaws’ and Surveyor? Associa- tints Ilsnford io-day. JmeflO. Pcrryadvertisesiuthisissue been cusp of hismakqwlilcli he will“: for the prevailing »~. g .u Wh;vl “ml- z' I!!!” P ___;::' r- lm.~~,euseeuiingallitiallolfi Thursday evening. A full attendance of the members of the Order is requested. —A genuine picnic. hams 10c per lb.; shoulders 8c per lb., at T. B. Buyer & Son’s. Edward Quitner ha been granted a license to sell liquor in the building oa'u- pied by the Chinese laundry near the railroad crossing. The saloon will be opened about the first of February. lies Iiilie Carson entertained at her home on Bank fleet last aight. The gay company enjoyed themselves with cards and vocal and instrumental ill-l0. The [WI 1’ fii‘u‘ii‘y efluflgirill'bi it!“ of Ir. Issue 8. Jennings, 43 West street. The educational class committee will meet this evening at eight o’clock to consider whether it will be advisable to start any clause the present season, and if so decided upon what once shall be conducted. There has beena desire expressed by some of the members of the association to form an orchestra composed of mem- bers from the asicciaiions and any one who would like to become a member of such an orchestra if formed are request, ed to see either Harry Hanford or gen- erslmcrstarysimocc and lsarntbe par- ticulsrs. The regular semion of the gymnasium lihat. ‘ nairssibshpn gas “name” with the “la grippe, ’1' will be resent drawn on the jury to serve at the present term of court In New Haven. On Friday he was one of twelve iaen selected in de- cide whether ornot a certain young man arrested and charged with vagrancy was a trump. The evidence went to show that the prisoner walked from Irriden to New Haven in search of work and that upon reaching New Haven, being without money. he had stopped at a house and asked for bread. There It was that the ofllcer arrested him. When the jury was safely locked in theirroom the first ballot stood tea for acquittal and two for conviction, the Birmingham gentleman vuiiug with the majority. The majority mailed the minority and WWW” WWII! “we???” . stirrer in. Captain Davis was with those who enjoyed forasburt time the hospitality of Libby prison. Aftertlie war it? married a daughter of Deacon Hale of New Haven. a membsrcf the well-known firm of carriage mauufao iavers,sud went into business with H. C. Howells & 0.1. carriage dealers of New York, as a memberof the firm. He was anactive member of the Tomp. kins Avenue Congregational Church, Brookly n, and a fortnight ago aided in carrying a woman into the church who had fsinted. He afterward fainted him- self and was seized with nervous pros- traiion. from which he did not recover. Thesttsek wssauttbcugbt to be dari- caps. but without avail. M " 21:, flitti‘t his foot. W Balding Gambling Hams. with all the frequenters of the place. full. One of the mostsuccessful raids that the police of New Haven ever conducted was that of Saturday on a policy shop kept by George Cox at ltd Grown street. At 10 o’clock Officer Hyde left the police office with a warrant for the arrest of the keeper of the establishment together He was ordered to make the arrest at noon, when theplace wasexpectcd to be Oflcer Hyde called Officers Bic eel. Nichols and Dippold and promptly at leafelock entered the place and arrest- edtheininatcs. Amshwaslnadc for the doors and windows in the attempt to es- lstfn wus Ammm fhb ltd. lulfimmlfiumlm’lfll ‘IWIIG “CHINE FOR BALI—mm Guest of m‘mm tame... a sum“... Best Cough Syrup. is the monks safrataiid ed) for this Ito-BREAD” GBIPPAM or many,”- oth— er troubles of tliethrost 1mm cum, ole. Will rive immediate “am aanih Iarwalk Iavtags Bank. mloawammJltm ltlerrfihr and removing throat tliua alleviating Ill" las in we“ . W‘fi "m on “a. Banal-JR. :1 ”I I“ Gems’ Furnishings. 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