, .d'thetoiletnnot a ehhorated as Ionic
,_ ofthedevoternof faahimmight don-Iii,
‘j thereportwasiufliemainoornplete
moot. Thinwarverifiedin the gait
demandformmlartnigbt. 1
Br m luv. it mighthe'mid
thonpeoentatthedanceweremvin -
odthatllorwalkclaiu onlyits due.
renpecttohavingthenwetprettyy 1
hdienof any town in the State. The
names of nome of the acknowledged
henntiolatthebnlllnveheenmentioueil.
whmitisnotwioewdincriminote. 1
Tan: was a genuine exhibition ‘of
Atwooo‘nclockrniufell andottbl)
o'clockgreatmkarofnnowmmedmin
coming the braiding «courses apd
tnuderbladcnofgnm. Inter tlIerewIn
ahighwind which prevailed all
sunflinsuebrtorp.’
Trillion. B. lorriemadea
atatemmtymday inNew film that
aetat ’avnry grave qumtion in the
7, ’ mmJlewanankcd
thrown-edwheinqno to
womdingnftwthepmionoftlwofilce
now held by Governor Bulkeley. lie
nidhewouldhegiuquowumnww
ceodingnandtlntverysoon. Stepswill
betakcu within two weeks. Goveritor
Bulkeleywillbe defendautand will be
ukultoolww curate whyheisperfoiur
ll‘ the function of an alive. w
Winniewill allege belongs to1lhe
phintill.
" “Mme, what can the matter lLe."
withcornpanyP. Thereinmdigieu-
n’on among the members, it is IIiIid,
earned by the recent promoting. lint»
Womelaimingthat theohler
meithgoodrmnh—Vim
ipored. ltinintirnatrdthatmeal of
the member-will aoktohehomn1bly
dicharged.
Tulimpreaiou too often prevuiht that
nknalnownpaperin akin to the catch-
bda of a public sewer. This 1w”
forcibly illustrated yesterday after—
noouwhenayoung womancullcdat’l'nz
Whofloe. ankedfor a pencil iInd
pieocofpapn. andinlnlfa dozen lines
wrotetheverywontthingnhecoultlnay
nhontauotherwoman.who, ,rhcclairtul.
hadwrungedher. andanked to bar it
publihnd: The contribution W1 de-
wom VIIII. no netball.
nvmroutha-nnvunirau
cm.
mmumnurarlam
conference were opened yestadayat
htehogue, Lbbyanaddrn-of Presi-
death. P. Raymond. of the Walpno
Unirernityatwddlctown.Conn..iI1Ihe-
halfofthecollrp Throne-tioIIof1the
mam-momma 1the
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willbeukentn-Ihy. willhe aphitthe
moratorium
’ Mammal—ti”
Thefollowlagbtheprogmann
Immmwm
2 l: {nigh-Irma}
:m I“
E again-Irma-
‘ m
a u
WWW-”Wand
Wizingtlwfieldforrralestate
loans. ltisinterestingtonpeculate
whethertheycanmaintainthiorateof
aoitiomoreaplyterrned. the coopera-
tivebank,innothingmoreorlenothana
navingnhauk. ltdiffen from theimlituv
lion adioarily knownno ouch only in
thetcchuicul detail! of the borrowing
ngreeto make their deposits regularly,
‘and.hy whatiscalled a purchase of
shame, indicate how large they mean
theoedepon'tnto be.
onlytodepmimrmlendstotbehighatt
repayment on the instalment plan. It
is
found the secret of the relatively greater
outsells of the ctr-operative hunk in mm-
pur'nton with the old style savings bank.
That it is greater cannot be denied.
the Lhmenry showed that of iii? purely
mutual firings banks in the mntry. all
but eleven are in the New England and
Middle states. with Maryland and the
lhstrict of Columbia.
thin showing for the rest of the» count ry.
the incl that the west has hundred-I. not"
tony tlmusunds, of building and loan
association
More more than 200. against not I:
single mutual savings bank. and only
sixty-seven stock savings bank!» In “'0 port library.
39" 3'3“”! 5‘3" Conventiouoi Building Geolgl» “leader. on old man. awed 37
and loan Aswciations. held at Trenton
in January. lit) were rein-onenud. and
there are sixty-seven others. said to rep
moot 820.0%.000. Cooperative bunks
were introduced only a domen yearn ego,
and already there are 106 of them. with
new onus being orgunincd ut the rate of
ten 3 your.
an
"chug-m
fl. .Jmflgm 1.8.3..“-
moan: WWW
more 00.
' run mg
,hmtfifimmkfln‘
mil. . Ina-Maven
nutty-Italic. We:
Tums oil more»
VIII'I- III ooIIIo oII'Iaono non.
um nucleons
”W1
rho-running. Indy-rt and sup
IN. IwM-rmwuan—duuu
Ian-rm marl!» I
Flat firh are beginning tohite.‘
Nu. Stephan Palmer and daughter
Alice. of Stratford. are goats at the
phannthomofdooeph Nikon Stole
street. Weapon.
To: Sermon. should have stated tlIot
itwan Mnliaymond instead of Mr.
Staplen,who broke the oral upon the
lumber lying at thodock. The custom
house omoer arrived the next thy. and
the lumber Inn been landed and duly
inventoried. '
Judge lchenney. of Wentport. hue
been trying the grip for the pontfew
days. but banheeu umbleas yet to die.
[uncut theme. Why don't the judge
impose-a fine of $1.00 and «vets, and m
leme it upon payment of cum?
Owen Feeney is lame to-day from the
effects of the fall he received from the
blind louse Toenlay afternoon,
1‘. J. Burns. late of Bridgopm't. for—
merly of Watport. will shortly move
back to town, and reopen his black-
l-‘lllllll and carriage shop.
Rev. .Dr. (no.1... of Wasliiughm. D. (‘.,
will beat Trinity church Sunday morn-
ing. Sunday evening he will preach in
St. Paul's church. Norwnlk.
Aumljourmnl parish meeting will be
held in Christ church next Monday
afternoon. An "interesting" meeting is
t'llh‘v‘ffil.
The entertaiImn-ut t-I bI given by the
Young Men's Feudal club. of this plow.
Townlay evening. prnmixa. to I» II grand
enemas. It in for the lwnvlit of the “'0“-
”l'holmihlingandloana-oc'ntion. or
andlemlingofnxmey. ltsdepou'torn
Thehnnklendn
in these details that must be
"The last report of the Comptmller of
(forums! with
in Michigan. for instance.
years. died at hi» home on Elm street,
Weetpnrt. on Wedut-sthy afterumu.
The funeral is to be private and the re-
maiti taken to Boston for intermem.
Mr. Wheeler was u must estimable nun
lie waborn inthe town of Win
ISM. being reared on a horn. When he
gained his majority he soon lit-mun»
popular in politival I'irclm and was
l‘lf’l‘ll’ll to the ltlllt'l' of wiretnum W'Ilt'h
he held for several year-e. in the years
one; he was elm-ml :I rt-pnummtiv»
to the- Gcneml Assembly. Ilt- ale) held
the oiliw- of Deputy Sharritl for tun-l“-
ymrn and income II wellv'attown and
prominent man throughout all this sw-
tiou. Kenrly ‘20 years ago he moved to
this. town, where he knight It horm- for
lllmit'lf and settled down to a life of mm»
nude-union. lie-rapidly ImId» friends
and m-quainumws and :It the time of
hit death left II largo I-irrl.» .It’ mrmwfiug
frieudr.
PfillPhE “ll k't'tlll.
Where and flow They .ipearl Their Ilourn
of [toenail-m.
Mr and Mrs. James l.'llouIIII.diou
are all: ruling conference in l’ .-Iu lmgm'
l.. I.
31115. lieury Jone“. of Find avenue,
Food .\'urwulk. in visiting friends in .‘Ilt.
KM).
Slim Anna Buwll, formerly of lit-Men
avenue. Nam-relic. who Mortal for
Augmta. Flu. ushort timeagu. IIIIII arriv-
ed at her dmtiuoticm after a stormy
voyage.
.\lnt. Caleb Woml. of (Jove street. East
Norwnlk. in visiting friends in Betlfunl.
Mn. Charla 8. Cole. of Cannon Sla-
tiou. 'm visiting with llrn. It. I. “mum.
on llanford plow.
Charla L. Warm.
Tlr.~ir :twtsure $l0.tlutl_tl00.
lltlll.“ Y0! ll t'lllLll READ Will I. ’
Prlurlpal l'oote Ail-Irma n l‘ireulnr
Letter to Parent».
This afternoon each pupil of the
pvinmry and grammar grades of the
South Norwalk mini-lb was requested III
take home a notice of which the follow-
ing in II copy:
Sorru Nouwm April 3
Your IlIild has been renovated to take
home here with his reader that you may
have an opportunity to judge of Ilkl
work and standing The class of tin
grade towhich your child belongza has
£80th the work all fulhiws; (\ume
of reuderis here inserted. ) If the pur Iil
does not readily rend the words at aigt
and give sentences with such equestrian:
unto show know of the memo»:
ofwhutinreuditwt wIlheorIly 'th to
conclude that the reader Is belum. or be-
low the average of his class. The cause
my be irregularity of attendance. or
inattentiou. and luck of interest. or a
mtiveindinymitiou to reading. if you
are with your child» progrme. n
of inwuragemeut to his tent-ht»:
would he hel Iful. if not. a IInIsultutiIm
with the teucllwr might result In mutual
understanding.
W. t‘. l-oorr. l’riuollnl.
AI: the opportunity for parents to visit
thenclmln in limited. it is hoped that
the pupil willbe encouraged and aided
by the "marble interest manifested on
the part of the parent. called for in the
ulxive circular letter. "
3K“. MATE TRANSFERS.
A Lint of Warn-tee Deed. Burk“ In
II» raw- cream on».
l’hebefl. Rced.uf Daricu. to Albert
(Loud Helm-o J. Davin. land on the
Darieu mad.
Edward Beard to Charles l". and Wil-
llam J. Mather. loud It Wm Norwnlk.
Francis ll. donning to Agnes 18. Kid-
my, land on Baton llill.
HamueI ll. and Mary ll. Orton to
Henry W. land on Taylor avenue.
John A. Watkins to mung.- l. and
Elllaboth L. litehrll. of New York, land
an moi on stoo- non tum.
Henrietta Reed to Angeline Booger.
land in Watt Korwalk.
at lookout Mountain. Tenn.
Slim Carrie Taylor. of Kent Norwnlk.
mow. N. .I.
III- Jennie Tollen. of [trump-ride
of Clupelntreet.
the Who hotel
in that city today.
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It!“ in Mn 0"! tho *3!" Tank.
Minn-I'- II.- More.
Womhasmaden
arwdepnrture. It i his intention to
havehbwtativeomntandwib
”the drflhngdallthecompaniuof
mono. Theo reportaand critt
dranwlllbeforwudodtoaen.fi'm.
Mthelattercnntlnujndgeoftlnpro-
afl’khrwffivnl ions.
_ out their nutritious lives
of Norwalk. who
ban been traveling through the nouth for
the benefit of this health. in now locum!
has gone to Port Chester today to attend
the W of Mn. Wtok'u dancing
Ni. Ella “Mott. of lilirabeth ntrwl.
la m~ hor «auxin. ill-III Come. in
visiting her condo. Hint [hair I. Toll“.
J. Eilloeper. of llontou. in awning-t
Chadd K'l'nfler. .lr.. of Amouin. in
Hr. Kirkhzrn. wrjolly pie dbpenner.
tried todriveorertlro water tank-lib»
WhentoaflgI-JIw-Imn‘ 1
Wuoowtn II.
monk:
“immouumugn.
our-mom
W...” are. EILW
limit WWI-Wm M831.
“m.”E."%- “I...” “2...;
”III. Hill Is (tum II
.. .. .0. nag-..» ,.
”- No Sympathy with a. PM
oypmuurotmunon
Trade Meeting.
from looking like a dawiog room;
tlonlsthat rathw than look like a drnwing
roomltshouldlook llkean hatch—throug-
nrtioo bring, prrhapn. that the members
on stangern to one another. an people who
meetinauhotelare. Butofcournoit
should look like neither.
There 5 no treating. the foolingof the
member, perhaps. being that hie liharty
would be interfered withbybelng expected
todriuk. ormubybeing asked oodriuk.
lhasaut weekly or monthly ruppzrn
umnl in American elubn are unknown.
Comfortable solitude rather than society
being the object of than great Iondou
cluhitlsobvioun that societyirnottobn
sought for in them. Social enjoyment and
aodalpoaitiouaretohnaouzht elsewhere.
Men do not acquire position by belonging
toeluln. Thelntention. of courae. is M
only menofaonrtain position nhallbelet
into than clubs. If, an sometime- bap-
peus, a man of a diluent position get. in
the advantage he receive is slight.
ltisnlaotruethnt the fact of belonging
to a good club is of little advantage in gon-
aal society. Membernhip of n good club-e
whatever may have laseu formerly the
arc—nowadays confers no nocIal' politiou.
—l". S. Nada! in Scnhner’n.
A Palace Car for liens.
A lbw-rial palace poultry car is a new
wrinkle in transportation business. The
first, one of their care that has come to it
diunapul'ta was lauded oi the Line freight
depot, and is intended exclusively for the
stopping of poultry.
Hitherto poultry has been hustled luto
wooden coupe and placed in an ordinary
crock our. The new car, in a moral way.
represents an ordinary freight car. its
sides, however. are fitted with wire non-en:
of a texture just fine enough to pmventtho
chickens and geese, men luride. from ’
thrusting their noeknthrongh in that pain-
ful way they have, and mistakenly choking
The ear ia ucatlydirided into l3 per»
III-neat coop- or «manhunt. ten inch-.l'...
high. with wooden floors and wire door:
Each coop has a galvaniaed iron water and
feed trough. An aisle runs through the
lm-yh of the car. and in the center at the
flnxfiy is an nlutrtutrut for the attentlnnt.
Now this compartment is a water tank
holding about 750 gallons. tube filled at
various station. and below the floor in a
plum to stow away feed The chief claims
for the car are that there in lean likelihood
of Innovation. and that with the iruprovudl'”m
system of feeding there is lean rhrtuknge in
weight and the damage of holding the
poultry for the market. The can, it in
said. will contain 5.0” chirkeua—lndialr
apolls Journal.
A Sat-I'll Incubator la n l’ar- Yard.
James Rankin. who own II small farm
alcw mile: from Carlotadt. N. J.. has a
big been of manure outalde of his horn
door. The heat that emanatufmm it h
Very grateful to the hour. and they per
nlatently gather-round lta bane. Recently
the extreme cold tempted the birds to
eloaer proximity than ever, and when In
Rankin tried to III-alter thorn norm- of them
pooltively refused to go. In. Rankin.
Ionian-d at whut seemed to be on incipient
rebellion in the poultry yard. afood and
watched her hens. aodthc noon saw that
their interest in the manure heap waa
nwakeund by nonethiug more abnorbing
than in boot.
(icing clone to the aide when they were
all congregated the heard a chirpiugaound
that plainly came from the Interior of the
man. With a pltchfork rho removed a
little of the manure. and liberated are lit
‘tle chicken» with panes of egg nhelln ntill
atlcklux to them. They were impriaoned
lnaholeahout nix inches below the our
face, and all around them were unbroken
ego Some winter laying hen had do
[united the can In the manure.andthe
mbultion of the yin; Inhalation had
botched than out. of the chickens
died an noon as theyan that-older-
ternal air. The other than are thriving by
the kitchen lire—~81”! York Bun.
Who- m.- Ion Thick.
A huge-lmahlppodto Sou-tor Mitch»
ellimOnm-nmedanmoby Col.
Juno-ll Meow, «Portland. formed
thoptoce do More atalunrk lath.
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Inciting» Cooper Union last night wan
largely attended. bottle 1'. Port. the preli-
untof theSioghTuduhprcddotaud
announcndthatthn meeting wan held in
celebrntlonofthehlrthof Thoma: Jeffer-
non. air. Punt. lu hia opening addroal.
madereferenoc tona-Prcaidcnt (Rowland
and his free trade roe-Inge Hr Cleve
laud'nnamnwan applauded to the echo.
latternofrcgatwerethenrcadfroaCou—
gunmen Johnron, Stout, Backlurldgn of
Arkanaas. Barter. Van: and Springer.
Governor Davin of Rhode Island, and
Henry George. Mr. Port announced that
he would read the only letter received in
apparition to the meeting.
Governor Hill and was an follows: ’
Im’ 1". Post:
larch” inviting Inn to attend n free trada
roa- unettngtobelnld at prcr Union on
Thnnuay evening. April... " While thanking
youforyourwuruayl leanuotatteudthemcet-
in; bar-am l havonouympathyw with he pro
fmdpurpoae Iliad
mmmtaflflmhadbenunoflrqm
lynxprenaedlnpnblictbntnohodymldexpcct
meeouaiatcntlymattcad a meeting intended
tnpnnuulgatuthedoctrlneoflrretrade. lam
notanulvuahof Iron tradeaud never luv-
becn. literal with the 1‘
hrorofuflflnfwmwluchmeannanductiou
of thepreaont crossfire-nil iniquitom tarll.
aid the-Mention of the taril limltcdtothe
aluminum aormntmuomimlly
minnow ldonot Mllerelnroformiug
tariff by wholly abolishing it. I believe that
the ban interest: of our WWW
agricultural and ammonium the ear
tablinhmontof that tar'tfl policy dfi‘w and
pant ularly dunno-1m the national Democratic
crutit- party upon th'a question And to commit
Indmdnat Whmfightto he“
cunt Policy—Ito auto-cu“ sac-III no
Wt lung-oral. a Dem
Nrw Your, April awn» freetrade Ina-
ltwarfroru
I‘m-nor Bill's latter.
' Annanr. April 1. int.
Dun Silt»! aminrccelptof your letter of
thatmy owin-
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w Mlnvémtv.
TAYflkw comm, “1:: fl WW" .
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Mm 0“ m8 adv.)
mu '0
wow Thom Work»
I: II Inn
(50.. end aloe “WM
weather. To-morrow——CI0IIdy to Fair.
Wdfi
Also note the diil’erenoe between the prices asked for articles
W below and the prince regularly asked for these goods else 1 h,
ore.-
lame Four-in- Hands leeks etc.
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the
platform of l-I‘I'I‘I will and Maud l amour—
neatly append to the attempt which is now he-
lug Indolent-me quarters to umlortnine the
mud and wonervative position of the Dem
itlrrovorahlywthedocutnooffrcetnde.
on, ail-I noon-u seo It.
Thomwhfihtfiaurt. unnat-
whammfinymhnln Indr
htlnnookinc
to mom “film! which it b
nky-um Wand which if
adopted mud inevitably. hmylflMfl—
feet injurlomly tbewnlfarenf the country, Mid
unfit tut- Dcnwrratic party for themaintanancu
of thou: principles“ government of which it
Motor nearly. tentnry been the proud and
unyiehling ropm-ootutive. Thor greatly Ink-
take public sentiment who mum , to million
“In revelation In: outuum at the yolk an a
popuhtrnautfmtatlou in favor of radical tart!
Winn ltwaaaofaran the “:11an
lane. awpularoutlnrntmim ennui“ do»
‘ again“ rutrieted marten agnlmtwnr
Innate-II for the tunes: of favored ludxntm
but Only blind theorists mold an: in it any lud'r
cation “In: the people Are imprttentof Interim
and Insure to rm! to divert tuntiontotoourn
the mry raven-I'm for the support of the
govt-I uni-at
A Suicidal I‘olley.
As I Demon-rot i must Why Ila-line to
support any government. no mutter by whorl
inaugural or champwued. having for lu pur-
pogte the adoption of any such tuition! policy an
is ought to be promoted by the meeting to
whit b you haw Invited toe In my opinion
aurh movements only «mt-arm and endanger
the canon of tariff l'l form 1 remain very truly
yum Davin ll HILL
Jerry Shawn Scorn- lllll.
('ougresoumn Jerry Simpson, the speaker
I.“ of the evening. said it was like the dawn-
Iog of a new era to one so many people
co me out. in» said that punt-extol: meant
that the Ipwerument m‘mrnsted the people
and wan afraid that they might make bad
trodes lo the epeaket'n opinion. tariff re»
form by a ruluctiou of the tnaatlon was
anything but proper. Free trade war the
only reform lhnt was needed. The weaker
raid It was time for the coming ofa new
Thoma» Joflenou and for the adoption of
a new meditation of independence. Mr.
Simpson took trunnion to noon ‘ficoator-
Governor" llill for his null-free trade
tuition. and deprecated the fact that no
my members of the ann’ Alliance
still believed that they were being pro
rectal Mr. Simpnon thought that all the
min should be removal and the railroad-
Inaunged by the government.
W6 (.Skrannau wan the only other
weaker-1H1 raid that Major McKinley
had mplinhcd amuegood and that wan
the taking of duty oil eugar. lln regarded
thrive-rum not In a great-teptoward
the accompllnhment of free trade.
celebrating at oar-toga.
Morons. h'. it. April lo-A mount
1n ion It the W at. Mel taut Ila.
.1de club in onlobrotln of
um of Thom. Jul-Inna. Com
isle onvCoutrollIr empire-dran-
om mutant, both of when delivered
man-II
A II. mid-r. on it".
l’rmaom. April hw’l’ke Waverly Oil
ommmm...“ ”2,”?
won
33:33.1: ”£333 1" 3....“
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dnntroyrd. lunahoutm 1:3“ to
of This week. To do to. We alwoyn bput II price on everything. styles
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our Millinery Department
”JEWELRY TRADE
SO ALSO l3
You make a mistake if 5 on do not call and examine our line of
BONNETS AND HATS
BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE.
——-—‘
Big Special Drive.
[ADIES’ MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
a! priws which are lower than \ou wuulsl lliltt‘ on them 5our-
sehea. To any who doubt this (at! m- wood szI5: "Seeing “ill
be beliI-I mg.
Note the Prices.
Ladies font 5 LII I- insertion aprons for We: otlu rs ask :5 to Ilka
Ladle ’ fancy Hamburg trimmed lllM‘l’llllll f rout ui rht dress for
‘10” Inger than the 81 'l‘ltllt’ elsewhere.
Ludi close luck but no night (ll't'hfit'rl em . rwmlar e125 grade
\ou miss it if you do not .II-Ik to we the \ from corset waists
We offer for Ho: 55o unuld be I heap for the same.
25 cents bu5s a better I meet COVE? from us this week than 5ou
could lutyf for .l‘lt' elsewhere.
No Big Profits, Sell the Goods.
Lilillt‘li' drawers Hamburg triIIIIIIt-II. double fancy tucks, 32w;
must be sewn to l)!’ up rociatml
Ludios' skirts. K “II mHuIIIbIIrg trimming. full size and length.
lit; beat any .im- skirts' III town.
Long tuck. doublel :It‘evll'm't verv fiuemuelinforsl. '33: regular
retail price 81 all. ‘
(lonte' fancy border I-Il handkerchiefe. ISI‘ grade. this Wt‘t'lt lle
each .
Indies' fancy block hemotitchcd me; worth I? lo.
Ladies all “no" lIt-Institched lilo: rogulur. "finmnlib
Ina Blisi It or lib cream Soda.
Make you feel ten years younger: in lot-t simply delirium and
mint“ but or per glam.
”on...”
We shall make a special endeowr to punk our
arc ammo and Ilencripticmo so hard to give that we are tumble
to quote p cell, an we. should like. However, «very thing' III this line
At a Mark Down.
K even tompcredund good natured b bu in your lllttlil'lit
of If? at the following prince: y y K
Bent Chocolate Nouutlnee.
A No. I Chocolate Pyrlalns,
l to. box Boat Mixed candles.
8W coma Licorice Tablets.
MPO ”Win“.
Plain cream Boo Bonn.
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can buy anywhere alum Seeing is believing.
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601.”. MEYER. AND Klein mm
50!?!“ NOBWALK [WAIT-film CO- .Wll.
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some WILLIAM II. Irwin: snort. ino-
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and
refinishing of all mile.
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kinda of stone mason wutracto taken.
biog promptly attended to.
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manufacturer d
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material used if desired
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Ml' SIC TEACHERS.
organ and harmony.
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of Raymond I Hunters. exportersnnd ndww
sale dealera In native oysters.
lens and shippers of Sorwnlk meter».
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and mum ”there
PAINTERS.
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Paint, gold and silver rigors a specialty. .
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dealerln piauoamrg'mxnheet maniac“. 11 1 .
REAL ESTATE At}
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rent and building lots for sale. ,5!
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brick. lime. cement. hair. plaeter.
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tr IntI mt allowed on depwlto.
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lry the best. prices Iheloweet. One-all
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