commit monuments. a." stuns-u t f. lsshlullu can: shill! gs Illlsr law” sit. allied I W MGM“. ‘ masasuvaau mourns ,2: portrayal“ ”I lead. mortar. x. WW I. l.lsralawmshsnlsvssama. An Is new central north of Lake Superior cadmium. bly move eastward to day, causing war- mer weather to-d'sy and tomorrow. Thcstorm will probably cause dlllgel‘ oua winds on the Dow England courts tomorrow. Tcmperaturo fell slightly in the United States yesterday. rxcepv In the lfmlliwest out! West, where it rose. fit this district today warmer, fair to partly cloudy weather will pvo~ bsbly prevail, with fresh northwrnterly shifting to fresh southerly winds, in creaslng to force. barometer falling quit.- raptdly. and cloudiness increasing with fogon the coast, followed by rain by evening. In the lhldlc States and New England warmer, fair to partly clonrly weather will prevail, with fresh to brisk southerly winds and fogou the coasts. followed byruin or snow by night. On Sunday in this action and in New Eng- land warmer, partly cloudy to fair weather will probably prevail, with brisk to high southwesterly to westerly winds, preceded by rain or snow and followed by temporary clearing, and on londsy cloudy to partly cloudy, colder weather, preceded by rain or snow. minim him-nae tor To-lauvow. Son men I Sun svta' dietitian | I; t-dr 7.0 , 5 03 8 N Tlill. LUCAL NEWS. Edward Hart has returned from a visit in Hartford. J. B Raymond will begin cutting ice out Iondny. In. John H. Foley died this morning at her home on the Rocks road. --Buy sponges st Planted’s drug store. Kr. and Ira. James Robinson has:- guns to New York for the remainder of the winter. The wife of Rev. C. G. Adkins, editor of therurch Record, lanertonaly I" at her home in Southport. . A sprcisl meeting of the South Nor- walk Baptist Sumsiy will be held Tues day «suing, Jan. will. -—5 pounds pure lard for Scentsa pounduttlayes’market. Will the person who sent ad. for “blacksmith,” please send it again,or inform as to whom to refund money paid? Adjutant Winchell, better known as . the“msn'withibe iron lungs,”qu be , .atthalatvatiuuArmy barracksto-nigh. aadhundav. “Well lodge, RCA. I., will work the tblsddcgrss nextTueadsy evening ‘ ,nt'ffio’cluck. All master masons Ste Invited. Refreshments after work. ~D'on’t attempt to drawn the Grippi- I‘ whh drink. ftcsn swim. Cure it with , Tankes'hog Soother. ‘ .w Hoyt burrcuverrd froman awachuf lamps. Infloytssyathat ,, it'lsallwntleacnghmtslk about lash "lon,hut he prnfsrn to he a few years comm... more... Lwlta his Infant sun, last midnight. InasdlfrnJuuaaWsrdoflsw York are visiting friends in ihnhcroagh. Mm Platsted's cough unruly lagusrnolssd. ' ‘ list llcm West. of Waterbury. ls vhlitcg her courts. Ilsa Battle Erlvgvr in this city. -Tbabvstprlms roast bsufforu snotss poundai I'rrd Bayss' market. A business filog of the booth Nor» alk Dramatic Amoctstlon will he held lth than [do Wilson this evening. —-‘l'wo pounds—of tho lisvi round steak for I cents at Ferd Baves' market. hiltssJudsco harasnc elected to the esprit-icy af Oanpsny I. of Student. "rulflsuhbalawyerlnd im a tarps hassles friends. . g . or twratyy shoal-Ions-r dirgmn. mm“... stand- ard of purity, nrengih and wholsaotua- uses for baking powders. l The members of the Booth Norwalk fire department are «quested to meet at the Old Well Book A Ladder Co. rooms at O 80 o'clock sharp tomorrow evening to attend service at the South Norwslk Bipttst church. -—We are receiving direct the Northern; . ton creamrry butter, and can fill all or dcrn promptly and at low llgurr-s. None better. T. B. Guyrr A Son. George Brown of Wilton, who was tried for intoxication before Justice Sel- lrck on anusry it, was in court th‘o morning pursuant to adjournment of the court, and paid a line of .100 and costs. -—A long list of reductions this week. We call particular attention to blankets m at". If. 8. Smith. Ufllcer hlorehonac found James Smith drunk and disorderly yeatrrday after- noon near the corner of Ilsin street. Turning into Smith street, on the way to the- lock up. Smutb showed fight and the fleet had a lively tussle getting his pfltlofll’l below, This morning Smith pleaded guilty to Intoxication before Justice Saleek and was sent to Bridge port jtil for thirty days. He is an old oflenuer, having served timein Wethern field prison. . ~—A genuine pronto, hams 10¢ per lb.; shoulders do per lb., at T. 8. (layer a Son’s. ‘m' W" Front tho lint Iovlow. The Volk list Company have had a lair trade through the post season; they .re running altogether on their popular wine it'll hats, and the production of certain choice crushers. Their hats meet with a ready sale wherever they are in troduced. and a good Mistress has been built up in New York State. tin- South and West. Ir. Robert A. Trimble, who represents them ‘1! the South and West has opened the season very '0 ll. The South Norwalk Bat Company have taken a large numbrr of orders. and will certainly have a good man. They are making a specialty of stiff hsls ranging from 818 to .30, that have met with very great favor. They manufuc tore only for the retail trade, and guar- antes satisfaction to all their customers. llsmrs. John O. Wilson & Co. started In with their full force about three weeks earlier than last year. They have taken Inany good orders. llr. A. Sol-nan has Increased his bot-iv rinse, and doing an excellent trade for the opening sruun. lessru. E V. Baker & Co. are turning out some very good lists, and bars a number of adorn. Business is brisket both of Messrs. Onrfut C Koapp’s bat fsctnriey. The llrm make aspsclslty of high grade, per- frcily made and dubbed goodo ' Work is ,gptp, ly_,,progrraring at the ' “ The Bentwood ti " :-i 1W la. ' - iii}... “1&ch lmvraltsvgond & (bum turn QC." mll, .. m. ,I, 1" «immune "“ " “W ‘ Themsru against 0. 3. Raymond, of this city,aod J. Shaw, proprietorof a M Debt Collecting Agency. is being tried bufcrotha Bridnport city court hit-day. flaw-dad Ian's“ Ital-g. AMHMwhilswslkingthulmr Mona-vale,“ theresaltibst www.mtsdthsafoin-I saidnrmlsmaa’s fastinthsrstrntollts (“mm _ Wt iuaatsgaay “‘"Iataaud ‘torlu‘ltwy‘tlla A Male Inflow lowshov Iadlr all Amt...“ A horas belonging inJohu lsutsou. tbamllk man. dashed up Wall atrsat. drugghg a but board wagonsbortly after ”flourish ihlsmorulag. Just as the-aims! rounded tassrrssr late lslgdnshnllttlsdssfauddumb Ital- iaaaewmoyaamsdl’rsnkhssrpslts.wsa crossing thentrsst to the Boston liters corner. llsfcrahs had tlsistogvtcut oftliswayhcwas kucckrddowcbythe runaway. The little fellow was picked up and carried into Hale’s drug store with bland oculng from two frightful gsshealnthelaftsldaof hlsbcud. Dr. RoMunau,Sr., waaoulhastrestnsarby sod novel-it Isis lhadrugdovohodrvas- sdthaboy’s Martin. The llttlssolsrsr was then ‘laksntcihshuianolhls par- sa (Asset shsst 'lhs runawsy m “Warm, ‘ rifled“ vacation. ' WW“ ~ [Infill ha 001'. All-sshlargatho Prusoot !.ll.o.A. Quarters The board of directors of the Y. I. C. A. held aspects! meeting Friday sven~ ing for the purpose of meeting Asdstant State Secretary Iadcer and discuss the work of the association. All but two members were present. General Secre- tary Simona, in a few words, presented to the board the present condition of the association, together with the plans for the proposed enlargement of the present quarters. by tho sddltlcn of the entire suit of rooms now occupied by Ir. Ben- dro. Ir. Lsdner followed with some very practical remarks along the same line, after which the board voted nnau imouslyhyarining vote to accept the plans prevented and doall in their power during the coming mouth to bring the change. If the new rooms are secured for next year the association will have a parlor, business other, game room. much larger reading room and a room for the use of the boys' exclusively and for a class room in the evenings. All of these will bonewly furnished and it is excreted that the people of waslk will hardly know the amociallou in its new rear. The song service tn-ulorrow afternoon will be in charge of Ir. H. B. Wigham. The subject for the meeting is “items-m her.” All young men are invited to be present. Remember the hour, 4 o’clock, and come in. UP run lflllllhfllflc. Georgetown and llrnoehvtllo. Mrs. Dora Clark of Ntugatuck, daugh- ter of Samuel Osborne, formerly of Georgetown, died last week. Benjamin Hutchinson,.r’r., of Johns- town, Penis, arrived here monday night intake sposiiluo with the Gilbert and Bennett Ilannlactnrtng company. William Webb, of Nod dlltrlct, died last week Thursday and was buried in the Brauchville cemetery. The ladies of the If. 3. church will hold an entertainment in the near future. Anions Biommell will occupy the Swill lanutacturing company’s house after February 1. Eli. Carrol is having hh house raised up one story. Pillow and Avery are doing the work. Superintendent Lawrence of the ore mill, and Banrew are reported to be dangerously sick. A Queer latter Address. The singular address of a letter sent us by Ir. Parsons. of Brookside, a few days sgo, haabrought out another. It was written by David B. Wright, of Lung m, aboutfllysarusgonud lass folo *5 . lhsvsslmtss. Andnssmwtllmmmwmmyllghl. ”10'7"“39'? Mam-Jim! I? “bastard whommx‘... Who Dill Pay Ira-gas? :Antnummsgvlaw palasmllprulnbly arias-lotto mmWrth fumllynf‘lricomklfdt'tlb’ m atacrusniuflufliltoar'l’bnrsdayrdtvw "an!“ WWW’“ “find“:thhrmym‘vtdl tfusd torthc purpose of obolinhing the na- guarded crossing and the railroad com- panywaswilllngto bearihdrslmra of ihaexpruas. ’l'hesehctmqut in said, fought the project for fear of spending too much of the people’s mossy.and thematisrwss- dropped. The qmutlua now is asked as to where ihsrsspnnsltul- ltyllssfar the «truth of lr.0rmstock. mmuoptntna. General limstsry bole-ii oi the KalghwufOslnmlioa sayshuhaamads aulsnsstadyofthanaanraotdmlhuud as mvhthatlatha urdsrnc maintain hereunto-emanation- «uncommon superstar. m “l!“ . yvsasaohahsd . would he sent to Adjutant-General Em. sitar aunt rsiwnr. louse Death at Ian. «I. u. lsadls at 'Ioupankthmuwlog. Ths annual” was shocked this mornlagtolsaruofthssaddaudrathof thswlfsofJessphO will.” ssrouspostnssisr aatgrscrrsttvlnnl- puak. Irv. lsadla areas at so early hoor,ssosml, lnthsbstt of healtbsndspIHMsndimscdlahsrhsd- roost. partly drsmsdnrsmlog MN". whsuahusnddsaly tothadou. Inlaudlswsa in the room with his wlfe, and at first thondtt aha had fainted. Dr. J. G. Gregory was hastily ummonvd, botwhsnhvarrlvsd stilts some Ira. Bundle was dead. The physician pro- nouscsdhrsrtfallarsssthacasssofbar death. Iroftssdla was a lady ofan unusually lovely disposition, pvomlusn‘ t lucbaruhwwhlndsudeharitnblspnd been thanswsof hsvdsathfsllvwlthmddrn ”Manuallwhu knew. ,m was a drscsotmht'o‘s'fl,“ 3%,“ 0H ‘ recent sliterof" of the borough. Sho- leavss two sons-— William P.. of No. 29 High street, and Frank, who lives at home. unit. Brim suits. Warn-too Beads laaardod to the Glen of Town Clerk loltaok. J. Bturges Randall and wife to E lac donsld Reynolds. lot at Bpridgwood and lot on New Canaan road. John F. Bennett to Iaria A. like, lot corner East avenue and Iyrtla avenue. Bust Norwalk. . Seth L Grumman to B-‘Djnltlll Taylor, house and lot on westerly side of Wilton road at Winn-punk. J. Slurssa Randall to liner D. Bao- dsll, land bounded northerly and westrr ly by St John place and Riverside ave- our. Bast Norwalk. Christian Larsen to Charles C. Stevens land at junction of Taylor avenue and Turnpike. J. C. Hawkins to Henry N. Taylor, lot No. II) (bomb) on Core street, East Nor walk. lather and Daughter Dead Iliss leflt- Glam-t. daughter of Henry Glover, died about 5% o’clock last even- ing at the family residence on Wrot lain street. The cause of her death was heart disease, from whichahe had suf- fered for some time. although able to be about until a few woo—kn ago. Shortly alter 10 o'clock Hrs. Glover, mother of the dead girl, who had been sick with a complication of diseases, passed away. Ilsa Glover was a young My of agents and lovable dispodllon. and had a wide circle of friends. while her mother was a woman of many noble traits of charac- ter. The aylltpnlhy of the entire com- munity will go out to the family in lb.- hour of their double sill ctiou. The fun- rrnl of both motherand daughter will occur Ifooday afternoon at 2 o'clock. 'l'ho lllltnry loddto. BrigadieroGrnernl Graham has said substantially that he does not propose to obey the rrquest that he has received from Governor Bulkeley to hand in his resignation. Prevent reports are that not only General Graham. but Colonel Cone and the other officers of the First R giment who were dishonorably dia- misusd will make a contest before the Supreme Court on the ground that the Governor had exceeded his authority. The law firm of Hyde. Gross A Byde has advance the opinion that the Governor’s course was invalid under the (Rinaldo tion. Geo. Graham, whme resignation was requested, attended the ,Old Guard ball in New York Wednesday night, and will unouuce his decision at the end of the week. He would not commit hint- self Thursday afternoon no further than to state that his formal answer in re spouse to ihedeinand for his resignation bier before it was communicated to any one else. Colonel Cons was also inter viewedandsuld that hound hh brother udlesrnfnltthstagrsatwruug hadbeen dons them. and proposed to leave no stone unturned in the effort to get it rmhtdlt 1‘ ”Adjutant General «Barbour mist-summon W non. Rs mid: ”new of Gilli “ammonium ova-woo sIfI mt EM 3k"- Iw‘ulltlcl h“ be can dishonorably discharge an client of the lfstlonal Guard in time of peace, without preferring charges against him, and giving him a bearing, an I am that ihosnurlssnln thelistaod ssls.in the West. The Governor's nation in brutal. If man like General Graham, Colonel Oossaud tats-W Thompson, " mat a sucrose. Yahdsysftsruocoflt. John's Bole °"I“flyhrltltstlllauifordiraaliuraedto them Thsmxtunwsslutbabsm- midsudlugtothsdrsaandltlasop. Mthstaspsrkfrcmthacblmosyfsll upcuthsrocfwhlchsstflrstuthnshlug- lrnlt'wsnoolyafawmluntssheforstha bulldflfiwas anvslcpsdlnflsoisv. Some ofthsmorchfurnliura was saved but therlthtl of the drained to save the burldlngprovvd futlls. Thclossls eutl matrdatw,Msodtholosuranos was WM hammulsan Ill wind that hbwaaccuscbgocdlasprclallylrae .19. . . ssaaflsurfcrth’ehulrdliig fund is no msaassm. I“ run 'I'IIA'I'II Slim ulh-aodaah" at hunter's. "Shenudosh" has passed that crem- ful point in the career of plays. the one hundred and fiftieth performance. The lmuortaccs of this mtament will be ap- prroistid when it is known that during the pum eighteen weeks, this play has received the support of theatre goers of New York to the amount of $131,858. over one eighth of a million. The royal- ties of Bronson Howard, the author. from the two companies now presenting "Rheoanduah," aggregate so far over $8.”. The business still contlcuca so large in New York at Proctor’s 233 Street Theatre. that the “Standing Room Only” sign is out at nearly every performance And yet the function say that we have on successful American dramatists. "Prince nd Pnupu" at tho Broadway. The production of Hark Ts'AIfi'D "Prince and Pauper,” with Elsie Ieslie, a' the Broadway Theatre, has proved to b-v onset the chief theatrical events of the city. On the dirt night Hark Twain stated is his witty speech to theaudi- eucatbat this present tiou was a fifteen years dream realised. Theplay isonique it every way. All those familiar with Mark Twain's story know that it train of “Tom Csbty"as n pauper and livtle Prince Edward. son of Edward Vill. The pauper and prince meet, exchange clothes,nnd the story betrays in vivid and picturesque dramatic form the ad- versities of each. The pauper, resent bling the prince, is compelled to accept the responsibilities of court life. The prince in his ragged pauper‘s garb is forced from the palace and meets with many misadventures. In the meantime the old king dies and the young prince becomes the king butntill remains in rags. titles Bettdon, an adventurer, res- ones the little king and returns him to the police, making everyone happy again. Ir. Prohmsn'a company is ad- mirable and the scenery is superb. Tho Consolidated Galas on Advantage tn the Bridgeport Quartet. At Bridgeport, on Friday. Judge '1‘ B. Ball give a decision in the case of the New York, New Haven & Hartford Rul- road against the Housatonic Railroad, denying the motion of the defendant to dimoltre the temporary injunction pre- venting the latter company from laying a emu-r track over the two main tracks of the Courolidaiud Ballrond, near the elevator in Bridgeport. In his opinion he says that no judgment can be render. ed on the motion to dissolve the tempor- ary inj'inciion; it cannot on this appli- cation be decided whether a permanent injunction should be granted. After to viewing the claim of the Counolidated road that it has “equitable title to so much of the land as is occupied by their two main tracks, or a right of way over the same by mean of an agreement claimed to have been made between the companies, and that the existence of melt a cross-over would interfere with the proper msmgsmcnt of the plaintifl's srntohadrtveufromthaasrvicrnb dal muons. W m Rev. J. A. Biddle, pastur.~ Wing at 10:” not: YsuagPsoplva’m "0:10. whim. “flow to Become Ohilstlana."—-l£dr. ldzl It > ng at 7:00p. or. run lathodlat Inns-est Church. Rev. Crnndall J. Hallow. The nsrvtcss to-moi-rcw will be as follow»- At 10:30 s.ia. prsaohlng by the pa”; Sunday school at 19 o'clock._ .. Young Peoplsa' msstlug at sli'd’eltfl'ln’ the lecture room. At 7 pin; Evangelistic service: to mlcote song service. thirty- mlnuis assures. followed by no altg ssr vice. Thernvival scrvlcs are still in- meaning to lntsrsstsnd will becontlnucd dnrlngnext weak. Services will hold! ll llithium-cs routo assry evening e;- BM” 4 ml «M‘ '>. , fr.” Em’.‘ u my Communion at 'l:llla.m. lloruingpray- er and sermon st loco. Errnaoog and sermon at ’l p.m. loath lorwath Baptist. Riv. Archibald Wheaton. pastor. Subjects: 10:1!) a.m., Somethings to be Forgotten—Pull. 3:“. 7:00, A ltdulght Alarm—Pa. 74:7. Annual sermon be fore the Booth Nurwalk Fire Depart— ment. Norwalk Baptist Church. Rev. C. E. Torrey will resume his pol pit duties at the First Baptist church to- morrow. Subject for the morning, "God's Plan of Irrigation;" evening. “The Indolent Bearer." The stranger will receive a warm welcome here. Seats are free. St. Paul's Episcopal. Rev. C. B. W. Stocking, DD, of Orange, N. J., will preach morning and evening. Iprtagwood Colon Chapel. Subject. Sunday evening. “Receiving Jesus Given Joy.”—Luke 2:28 32. Wed- nesday cvaoiu‘g. "The Mull of Faith and Wotka.”—Jslnru 2:17-18. last Ave. II. I. Church. 0. I. Page, pastor. The Rev. Ilr. Ill» man, of Saugntuck, will preach st mm Inn. At 3 pm. there will be a general meeting for prayerand christian testi- mony. To this meeting the public who are interested in promoting the work of God uninvited. At 7 put. there will be a brief sermon by the pastor followed by revival services. Already greet good has been done by the meetings being held in this church, but there are great- er things to follow. Everybody wel- come. Advent Clflotlnn Church. Van Zindt avenue, East Norwalk, H. Tucker pastor. Morning subject: “The Judgment; When is it? What is it?" Evening subject: “The wicked—shall it be well with themZL—Will they'lire for- ever in misery?” Sunday school 12 to. soar f’n‘l'm‘il‘i n W . . invited.“ __~ --Yoo get your money’s worth when you buy Brussels snap. it being strictly puts you get just what you pay for. A Chair of laslc at into. The Yale corporation voted Thursday to eat-bliah with funds now in band a professorship of music at Yale, to be called the Battell professorship, in recog— nition of the generoui ell’orta of the Bat- tcll family for that purpose, and to ap- point Dr. Gustav J. Siouchel, for many years past the instructor of music in this college. to the chair. The corporation also enhanced the plans for u depart- ment of music and are prepared to take decisive action with reference thereto whenever nodlcient funds have been pro- vided for this purpose. Such funds amount at present to not lem than M0,- - Give Brussels soap one itidl, and if you are not convinced that it is the best soap yunsverusrd,dou't tryitngain. wanm‘i-m nagaasmawunmaiqamcnv'ol g “hum - mwmmmoam" I... hm ' ..' "-9 .. I... 7», «- ‘ l , influential-armhole ‘ ‘ 9h" ' I.“ h M M hsIrsocwmodsllyratiuuof .threequsis isrsuf a of meatoodonopoucd or white. bread. During peace every- thing elssherrqniras asfoodhahas to purchassfrutuhisdsllypay. Wbenon actlvnasrvlcn ho is well fed free of ullchsrge. _ There has been ugrest dralof unu- senaa hiked and written of late about the mflctsncy of the soldier’s food. Thsfactlaliagsls plentytosat.baths m Promise meeting 6:31 p. in. All cordially out Well Themshaprivaieaoldiernt ulhie ; m .. u...— A“-.. hadllvsd with its grandmother. I". JammTGnrvalr. furasvarsl years. His fatherlsdmd.aud htrmothvr marrhd a Ir. hum of Surllngtuo. law Jar-s1. The toolbar rvmotIy do insulted the custody of the child. hat ibagiandmuthar rafuvsd to give hwomasfihsformcrsasdcot a writ of “ corpus. Jud. Deming awarded 'ohlldtothemothsr. Upon ihsanuuudermsot of this decision the little girl threw her arms about her grandmolbsr’nnsekaod manifested the most frantic grief, and drolsrsd abs couldnotlsave her. Judge Deming l- uallypsrsuadodthrcbildtogo wltlibcr motbsr.butasshaldtlhoroomahswsa cryinghlllsrly. ' —. (NAN WOULD Ll“ WORK I! Tull)“ or wark sddram “Work." this cane. lit It FOR SALE. W llsqlumcinsummklwaekflm oussn BUILDING um arm units s-r BlndOlABLl enters arm on user runas- auto ixvrcriiurr nouns. to misuse GOLDIN. TAMI I I-ursuco Again. 0 to if ”MMAH '03 fB.Al'l.Iv—I’ YOU WAIT A (I or I III“ If lunch ‘0. .5 I y TO LET. Advertlamnsntanadcrlbis out 5 mimasmmw’eaufium run run or nouns. nan noons.‘ 28 rlprlng Illll. Norwalk. rent I; city water. asylyon tantra-lass. lit 'l‘flI-UPPI‘R PART 0? HOUSI II n 91., uttrden Korwalk. (7 mills) with improve- ments. to a small family. Iw LAWRIRCI 1’. I011“. six ROOIS. POSSBION GIVII Int 01' In} raury. Inquiicut New York'l'ca Co.,fllllu street, Nurwslh. Jlstf F08 BALI 03 1'0 listen—nouns no. 9 lott avenue twdvc rooms; all conveniences immediatem Bhllf, Homolk. v run our of J. L. Al~ 8‘ M j l8 if thuhmtmaxmedmgt cf : Thiflilllkl'flfl — Will he sold at Half ' slim s. on ,j mass it. BAILEY, :* U ' DIED! - 4 u '1‘“ M a “5 fl ‘. s l, m“ ”rim '~:fll.!fl WW”: . g .r. Imh’ifld' ‘ Hunt's-r ‘ :uw will.» . ”uh" , "‘3'“ ' A. W3 b u ‘ . warren. fitfiz‘”. u Advuritacmmmundsrlhls ascssd soari- ‘ Muhammad—Ital .0?“ b. will .‘ '00.“! , . smut..." 2'2"...“ “we? "" "it-“3:: 1' ‘m‘ "" ‘ to race. Amhm.mhfimk. to; And sure... IBSTIIJLON.3 Aldmerbefoiumdncvcr,m,aavm,bm mum Buy Clothingss ’ A. NW. ' ’ ’ # ais.aa and ass.“ saris 38.00, sum and at: menu-ti um. out as out ‘ French PGPCIJO wmcunmtmun, i‘l . coin for 25 Cents, worth and. Linen Collars to. each 41 Main St.,ll ; ' jlflh l OOIS IIVIR POST OI'HCI. 708le "Giza”; (hunks Amman-arts. 1“ "ml. mtammtu: venue. Alsolturlnutt home and bars, mmnndcmc cf Chan c. Storms; 8t 00. Afily to A. WOOD'ARD. A PLEASA‘ HT 30'! IN A COIVllflm luthl llfllaud ity vlsltw time mm..." em. a... .llllllst,lt.w., mhlngtanlc. nmtf GIBBS. AID Pam or 800338: two sturcnhoth in luv and . 'l‘AY It suntan, n22. Best Rated Insurance Agents. 00" To LIT-Gm M with thin wi‘ilkhout hem m Ed. 41 M w . GAIIII iaum.wlthtw mum ulltf IIIOELLAIBOUI. Advmhmmmssdwfihmamalcmdlull haglumsltalllmmmtwmksm 81.180 IACIIIB NR sans—m D W than. Ahu Gull “wiring of all C. I. Id- -.klsa. by nllAIlJl. 10m if Removal. mantel-form sdnvytnoulvl Henry W. t fillw I l tow" mount-rare."- tsthohahd lam. chamehl 3m .o——‘ g i l i ; , l Jig: i ”l i "" "maroon“, mum-re. lists w- T Pro ate. Stile, _ b MN it“ .. l Elli ! ,- is l P i s 5 i E i 3. E El 2 i;
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