'reoitationinlancycoutnrneandtbe
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.
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‘uara Int mm at the”
amt-arm
Attberegulnrmtiugof Bit’ngfltar
diviion, 130.478. of 'l'.. hat av
thetollnwlngomoerrwerciutallod:
8. DolorL‘HornnIediem 1.8.. Frank
Ouahlnnn; A. c.,.1.ewn Bourby; (3.,
Emnu Cuahlnan; Chap.,l’hoebe Scott;
F.8.,Harvey Ackert; 'l'.. J. (3. Draw;
A.,ll. B..lizzieScott;B. 8.. Millie
Young; W. A., FannloCrochett; W. P..
James Storm. A pleasant meeting
mmjoyed. MCI-aw giving a veg
intermfingnccountoftheDistrict Divis—
ion. The Worthy Patriarch made n
fewremarksandreulinpandrccitntions
wereenjoyed. Thediviaionis W
ingfinely.
Kirk Rile has left lho Dennis r
Blanchard straw works in South Nor—
walk, and is now employed by E.
manukdiupcaengwhich includ-
gape-tr from New York, Brooklyn,
WMWMW
w. “WM? andapaperon
fianldaetwupreparedandnadby
MM-hMfiJennings.
Inwiafinitbgavean enjoyable
member-I slum WWW “‘1 doorway. The otllcer arrested them.
W from dtfl'erent “fl“? dur— Tlm’ nndturning aningtojr over to Daniel
lag the alter-noon. A most dehghtful William (Irishman, who was hit in the “muck—fl, who .1. w by, the rum
racial tea was served in the spacious
dining—room at the conclusion of the
Wine. The parlor: and dining-
roonl were handsomely decorated with
flowers, plants, etc.
' The HomeClub ntetatthe residence
0112M. Knapp on Wait street. loot
evening. Wayte A. Raymond took the
tavern.
rAaAunArIIs roo- rArclIourr.
eye with a nail at Huntington, I. 1.. will
he obliged to have the eye removed. He
is at prurient In a New York hospital.
Frank Field. our genial operator in the I
tower, has taken a lease of him. Jennie
Shcrer’s house near the Methodist
church- Rumor boys that he will won
lullt’ a wile also.
Miss Charlotte i’. ryan, a graduate. of
the South Norwal' High School. who
u the Stat» Normal
lritnin. is slit-mint; the
her parents. Mr. and Mar.
Nurwulk Futon .- the Ari-linden: ol'
Vane- to the General contort-cc.
During the debate yamniny. on the
ldul'lflion of women, the Rev. C. J. {Is L'Homlnedicu.whouas swimm—
North, of South Norwalk, explained It jumi Wedmby iu Knigh- Low-
hirnsell in favor of electing them. 1:?- Fhm's building, remains album the some,
Rem George VanAlstyne, of Kory , and it will be about three \vwlrs below
aid that not one single instance / giv— he will be able to be out.
eninall of the argument}?- re God Ivmrieuumnrisgmnngim prop-fly
M M “ "mum in, “the Mm“ 0' a near the school house. \‘l‘lII-II the work
lest-blot 1' is compleml the lawn will I» ”r. » of u...
most attractive in the place.
Boylston’s carriage factory iovery busy
just now. Yesterday afternoon they
shipped a car load of running grotto
Philadelphia.
‘ “Heard outside of
,” the 3mm Citizen
' that the Rev. C. J. North. of
South Novwalk, iron pleasant terms with
the biabop, knowing oneu will not be sur-
pwiaed at anything that may happen ht:—
l’m the clone of the week.
A young bridal couple who are attend-
ingflteeonference are the REVM Mrs.
R. '1'. (Temporal New Milford. The match
’3 said to [turnout felicitous one and
congratulations are being extended to the
parficipantn on all sides.
THE COUNTY lllll F.
Plan for tho Balldlng Agni- Bcl-x Be-
vlaod by .Ic Architect.
Plans for the new building; [or the
(Dainty Home for children, to he built
here, are again being revised by the
architect, Albert 1!. Bears, of Bridgeport.
The appropriation has recently been in—
creased by 81,000, making the M31322.—
”. Theplanowerefirstdrawn forth?
W600, "6.000, were then cut
downtohring the cost within the limit
of my appropriated and are now he-
lng tutored to the original Alimenaiorm
and proportions. A: now projected the
building will be a handsome uructnre o!
brkek, laid in colored Inortnrand finished
generallyinhardwood.
0mm meet canon.
‘l'lIeJ. ll. Buckley a: Son Elastic Web
Cricketciubhcidameeting mun-Y. )1.
0.1L rooms lalt evening and elm-ted
the-e officers: President. Walter linu-
yu'd: mortuary. George 8mith:trmurer.
Janie- Route. The next meeting will be
Enphrut nvcmw.
A number of the frionds of Miss )lmuic
Rockem gatheredut her home VV'I.IIlrIe.~:~
Ilny evening and garr- hcr :I surprise.
Rev William Hagar. of New York
will prearh In the ilnptLt I: hutch at bn 11
seniors to—niom‘m. The Christian En-
deavor mill be held at 6:45.
Durha-
Fred Burchanl has returned fruit] at
hip to North Carolina.
The mmoustrnmnr me of Matt Lorn—
hert was adjourned until Monday.
The Methodist church will be (“likiml
tomorrow. The Sumlny-sclmol will
Incl-l as usual.
A new street has bex-n laid out on the»
plot of Dr. Hnwcs. north of the SI ldicrs'
Home.
(l. W. Southwick has moved into the
hotter.- at Nomton Center. m-cutly vnmt-
ed by Postmaster Abbot.
Moore Smith. non of Thmplwlus Smith.
of Novotou, hm had another of his pnint~
ingu accepted by the National Academy
of Design of New York It is a wry
mliuticview ol an early misty morning
on a road to Glenbrmk station.
l’l’leLE T0l' KNMV.
When III! III-w ’I'Iavy Il'r-tl Thrlr Iloura
II! Within. ,
W. P. Keeler, oi the New Hnwnl 'look
held Friday «unlucky l. mmpany will epond Sunday with 1'. l.
”v” h A Raymond.
h. 1" ”Mural. “k“ ' um (mummy mm, 1mm.
its visiting at the residence of Dudley l’.
lily.
Nit-I [Abbie flammln, (I! New "arm. in
vhlting lira. Dunh'l Bruin-dict, on Warh-
, WNW» ‘ . A
look it; Noah and family. who have
been qmtdinx the winter in New York.
returnedto their home in this: city you
'i'hollmwalklilre Department held a
M .W filth:
of Job 1!. Hoyt byavoteof thirty. terday’.
“IN!“ “*1" “07' W W"! ‘0' If ilk-Ada (loldiugmllart uranium.
hilt-y. W1.-- bone born the State Normal rciIIuII.
mm Iiar nuns. out. or Bridgewrt. in
11.. mm; rum nun mo virltlnglhaldIAnhlondnthkclty.
Wm!- !!" for u. mi II... o. P. sound. at Brmkiyn, in
was but Mr. I- Mm. My vmrmntmmsua.
Hamil. lbw ll. litrttoul It.
Warring mm It. New iii-train
O. llaabuvy I. Norwalk 1. Annual: 3,
Dorian. Malnutrition-nylon“
onualmtrmuptotbem
Janet Gilmore, mprlntnudr-nt of the
Hummingb- moved Into (I. filler»
llald'r borne on hidden avenue. .
, w. I. Iartin. or lllnteuworth in in
two today.
rum-wanna“ 0on- Brim
aunts-In
W W
airmail-innovate».
tarlrflnlafirltkk would dim
"ll It)!!!“ I” “INTER m
Winn-murmur»
fimamuoklymandsttpbenfirring‘
urn.oftbiacity.mttothobarnnn
the Perry ‘artatemtthe head dWflr—
ingtonAIMnow occupied‘bytlilatw.
Gregm'ynsnlivoryutnbleandfomedan
entrance to the building. Swan lur-
mam!"8hanrrook." meofflrllregory’n
Winner, tonnidebnrhtggyandwith
Parrington drove about town.
orywenttothc harnanhort timealter,.
nndntimiug the horse otartedinuenrch
ofit. Hourtifiedthepolicoofthircily.
then drove uptownand notified Cmstalrle
Morehome. who, later in the evening,
found the tannin front of Malone-3
salami on “'ull street. with 8m
in the wagon, and Fanington in the
young mm were locked up, and the
mom returned to Ir. (luxury.
not guilty to strolling the horse and
breaking into the burn. but Swan no-
kmrwletlgcd that llt? unlocked the door
and took the Tum», while l'arriugton
was in the otlirc.
_ llrvnn. opened the ’loot.
' they luul I’m-u drinking and hml In." ar
rush-ml wuml tinim.
your in llIs- state prison. [or a theft um:-
milled in Hobby’s slum" nu Railroad
uprated a lrw years ago.
Sim. A. Hall is pvt-poring to more to ‘
IV.” has "turned lmm htI
In.
T IIIIIEIIIII TIIE STABLE .1.
nature A umr km.
W and .‘Irlad Ida-o harlot
W—mmm«uucrmvm
About locboklnrt evening 8W
Ir. Greg-
'l'hi» morning the prisoners-I were tried
nefon- Justinr ('I'Iolidge. They pleaded
Mr. Gregory stated that two boards
had been pulled (Ill tlw door and by thin
I'm-um it was oponml."
saying he found the qurIls oil when in
Swan rhvnicrl this.
They admitted that
Swan int. served 3
Th» Justice bound the: n both over un-
dvr bonds of soil) to nppmr at tho next
term of “IF Superior court.
“'t'fl’.’ unable to pmuure bondamcn Ill-2y
Wt'l'l' taken to Brillgoptm jail on a noun
twin.
All “193’
sores or rrnrmisce.
\ District llirivlzm Irl'tltu- unit-r Ih‘hl‘lIEPlI
In mouth NIrrItalk \‘r-strnlny.
.‘I largo delegation of $4me Temper
unw mr-t ytfilh'l‘llay nftrrnmu at $er
u’rlm-k iutlie hall of .VliunI-huha Illt‘islull.
to instituu: a district division. the
runner of which is to help w-xtk
divisions and to farm III-wingnuizatiuus.
lnunl Worthy ‘zrtriurch A. \V’.
Kendrick. oi West linwn prI-s'ulul.
All” Ihcproliminnry work of "trollin-
ing tho division hall lII-t-lt cnmplrléll,
the following "Hirer: Wort‘ eluded and
install-xi: D. \V'. l’., P. M. Howls-y. of
New Canaan: D. W. A , lira H. l.
Howie-y. of New (human: D. R. 3.. ll. 5.
Kidd. of New (Yunnan; District Tmimwr.
ll. Tillugg. of Bridgeport: [)botriz't ('hnp
loin, ‘V. A. Ambler. Ill limr‘nnl. Nur-
wulkzlhatrim Conduitur. R. W. llnyt.
oi MinnehalmJ-louth Norwnlk: District
Sentinel, F. llothcrnhc-rg. cl Dix-ion.
Supper war served by the ladies of
.‘linrnvhuhnolivision in tho polio» mums
on llnIiIanIl atrwt. in thc evening: ll
temperance mass meeting was held in
the First M. 3. church. Thorn Ina-I a
good attendance. Address" were made
by Benjamin Jewell. o! llmwlnmtn.
National Recording Scribe. and A. W.
Hendrick. of Wort Haven, Grand Worthy
l’nlriarch of the order. Sir Hendrick
uprko of tho work of the Soul oi Tempor-
unoc throughout the State Daimler
Iflvnt from Minnehnhn IllviIIwII, South
Nnrwnlk: (bucorrl division. Ntrrwnlk:
Wmtport division, “'mtport: Rising
mar. llownyton; Welcome. Darieu.
Shippan, Stamford: l‘viemlahip, New
Cannon: Friendly Urn-ting, Silver Mine;
(Tuwann. Winnlpnuk.
NEWS 'l'fllllkllll 10].”.
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lattoru Worthy II! In” from My
om:- arbor-author.
A burnand fifteen broil oft-Irate belong
in lerlden 'l'lIanIIhy night.
fatally burned ymrduy while playing
near a bonfire-
hlo auleide. ‘
chlolryhngin‘yudertky.
“mummpor.
prank.
The Wye! mmm £00.
log;
it. ‘ ‘
i
9! 5.5.
i: sir?
andrwrettor bitter." No; hntthryaaan
never to bro uked them-elven how it
amalmutthat'hnywnrldor thing tell
into misery,”or it thrydid the truaaa-
awertolhequatbnaarma never to have
Incurred to than, fit, that. it we: beau-
it had “first fallen into lolly. into do
against thcsuprtrne “tier of it, byadow
lag netball. 0. Allen eat-to wart-burned
Noggin. the twelve-”amid daughter
of William Martin, of Thtmiutun.wab
John C. Wathhurn. of Calcium. a
grouper. Ina found dead in a stand on the
town farm 'i'lIunIIlay morning. with M.
thrust out from ear to err. Drink lad to
Georgetlhanibrrlalnml Witwaters-
not-end mist-tr mmmuuuui.
lie was
motorbbletlnandnllyand lmaglnedlte
At 4A. III. ymdayltmhrhllh-
hill ”birth loanhlldtnthehrower
llonredlartfml. Atanmmlnwrappul
the child martini“! «Ilium, her
arm-underarm!“ drum ‘llro
pollenflaallrtookhrrtotbrhomother
m“
m mun. “Villain"
”wwwrm ram...
Marga. ,
1W1...
“Burris" Pulmrumr
E
.s
3:5
i.
i
II
ho, Indiana: been subsisting mostlyonala
ingualaw oi conduct what was not 3
law, but the reverse of one. "
The (Idem and omissions of the hat
9mm, Cnrlylebclieved. had been every
one oi Ihlrm registered agoimthls country-
men in heaven' 3 chancery; had all tho
while lain there generating frightful inter-
wt and compound interest, until at laar
tin-y had produced the frightful nitration
t‘ e philanthropist would cope with, bar-
ial; for some of its palpable ate-run! (at.
tires abroad on "ldiu block peasantry,“
by lllt thousand, or. borrow,“ ‘diacow
tented necdlewoinen who can 't new; ”
acountlrelr ll'l jail "voted by the method of
love, the deserving poor. struggling hard
outside to keep theirheadsnbove water,
further toned at the rik of their ultra
rubnwrnence. in order that among m
drols the method of law may ruin; not»
our pauper. in the country, “Cwmgbt
mortally cannibal," nnd a “the mfi
ct freedom and real at a new
rm,"tbe "whluwaahing” of the “annua-
rlrol population" and the “sweeping out of
the gutters "—Lecture oi Robert Niven.
An Kyo to lilo Bind- Right;
A young business man in town recently
bought a atrlp 0! land Along the lake ahore
in Lake View, and "hurt time aircrward
roared up into the vicinity of the land.
Hm friends say that he did it aothnt he
could watch the land, butthis be data
However, be It. a good eye lot- the main
chance.
"it iua’t a big strip." he acid, "but it
given me riparian rights; that is why i
bought i ."
“Going to fill in!" be war naked.
"No. The waver are making bolt a loot.
a month tor Inc by waiting up reluaa. "
Thiaiatoshoqthat he baa-good hust-
Ire-ahead. ltwaarnmorrd in real estate
circlar Ibatbogotout on tkothoretntha
morningwith a hoeand arakeandnulled
in everything that got within reach, but
this could not be verified. The following,
however, can be:
“He won standing at the window one
morning, looking over his land, when he
ruddenly atartlad bi: wlfe by exclaimlng
excitedly:
“(Errol Scotti There are a lot of boy: on
Iny land playing aallor!"
"What of it?" hhwifc Inked innocently.
"What oi it 3" he cried
rian rights. Wait a minute and Hi It: it."
He grabbed his hat and mixed out.
"Did you kettle it?" naked hm wile when
he returned a moment later.
"Oh, yes," he replied with the air of a
man who had clone a good stroke at boul-
Imul. "it'll all right now. i told 'eIrI that
that Inn no way to play sailor In Chicago;
that they ought to build pier: to land their
but» at. and now they are building plan
and making more land (or me every min
on.”
That'II the eye tor busine- touro men
have—Chicago Tribune.
ll: Waaloady.
Artery mrbeard ran aometblm like
this: "iwar alttlnginnbox at a than
mmuingwhmonant Ikempvatant
raid: ‘laiwayn look around in a III—tr.
laeavroflrr. 1"“
torthceratvatwayot
whmmflm wattle-u
ttapltnraeclrlrnu‘flrr tome
f
‘ ammunition-chum“.-
vuhorllaaoy'aamullarlm
:Ianh-WIICMIKIIII’.
"What of It!
Why. they’re digging harbors on my ripo-
‘ £5
wwurm W 31%?
«Wilma www.mm It WW
rumor murmur. ‘
“m' mm‘aW1ir3'5l-Vfi. m""9"“5
xw‘vuw “gig; on. II. new
”39%” amino mim
we our: erMI w I-
l ' or
“million-o» Conn.“
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3951““ SHESTIIWED Weather To—morrow—-Cloudy to Fair.
151.11.... .
Also note .the diflerenee between the prices naked for articles
In». a... W, W our minted below und the prices regularly naked for: those goods oi se-
vhfimmmu an...“ In. Wile”
Gem’s Four-In-llands Tacks etc.
Nrw You, April t.—-an forty roan
Catharina Roche has been known at
mireroflamultrwt. Duringallthat
the has lived alone in two link
momma Month- third floor
ofthekounentm. fluhupakihermoutk
Iyunt of u regularly. but Always undar
potent. Shebanoréiativvniutblaeoun—
try,and her only friend for many yuan
has been Mrs. IlsrrJormerly the horn»
kuparmhoprovided her with maalnthru
tin-I- daily. Mrs. Nan moved three
monthsugo, howevor.andatncatkanliat
flirts in seventy-five years old. Some oi her
neighbors frequently alerted bar food. hit
lineal-Inn; refused it. She thought all!
wirhcdtopolaon hermartogathu
money.
no, Pollen NMlIQII.
Five days ago Mint Roche went into no
clinical. she looked barrel! in her rooms
Ind refined to 0pm the door. Yesterday
”Janitor U'i‘ool got nervous about her. Ind
humped through the keyhole in thrdnor.
Re raw a bundle of rage lying in front of
the stove. Rags were dwaya auocinted
with Xian Roche, and he concludul tint
the handle was aha. He went totha Oak
retreat station and reported the matter to
Sergeant Mogul. Policemen Walker and
Drinkr were detailed to nuke an inventi-
gatiort. 1' hey climbed the fire escape in
themrnmlentemd the back room through
a window
It! In; ”I “inflation.
Tim Inhrr of James elm? lay on the
floor in it‘ul’tt of tip mid mm- wirh very
little: mo:- hrr, and that. lillll‘ Ivan: :Curerhs
and port! Rec. Sheer-mid not tall; nor more
mmuch 3:8 ll. finger. and was, to all appear
antes, rlowly dying oi starvation. The
two email rooms were in the tiltbiost con-
dition imaginable.
A man Ill dirt covered the floor, and
heaps of vast, from which an»: n horrible
trench, were in?” about. A dirty milk
bowl. portly fill-dumb bread and water,
Month-hank ofthrrtovodlrcctlyln
mammal“ It Ind not
burn tor-chi.
Regular price, 50 lllS.. Tor this week 4| cts. each.
w—g..———_
Si) ALSU IS
flur Millinerv ylleparlment
You make amistuku if you do not call and examine our line of
BONNETS AND HATS
BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE.
Big Special Drive.
lililES’ MllSllN UNDERWEAR
nay In.“ ‘3.”
While waiting for the ambulance Pollen
mun lid-«hr pic iced up our of rugged
I; zlltrrxl skirt which mu lylllg at her fret.
lt lfile err-pi: imply heavy, and a hasty ex-
amination showed that money was sewed
up in it. The policeman then turned over
the rugs with their feet and found gold
pieces on the black. dirty floor. The wont—
nn wow taken to the Chambers Street hoa-
pitul and liquid food was administered to
her.
The policemen reported at the station
house their discovery of money. Captain
O'Connovsent semant llangnn back with
them to make It thorough mirth
found tome mm, Tin: nlzl piece of thirt
was ripped open at the Motion house, aa
well NQVI‘flll long plmsot flannel. Served
up in them were ilk English novcrrigm
Seventy dollars In American gold wen
foundumlcraplle oi rugs. All of than
were minted in the lattice. Bills and uilvrr
coin :ugrrgzrting imp? were found hidden
in "31" market.
flunk Boole. I...
in one camera! the room under-pile
ot rm lay Ivro bank {viola One war for
money dcwniterl‘lu the Emigmnts' lnduo-
trial having hunk, 5i Chambers street, and
the other I'M hmml by the [tank at Suv-
lagn, of lllcecker street. The former is
numbered Milli. noel wits Innda out. to
Daniel Roche or niece. The first dcpodt.
iii, It» made on June It. Inn
On July IS, 1877, M) Ivan dope-Iliad
This was the only big turn that was put
in. The book showed a balance oi $1,312.
Tho book oi the Bunk 0! Saving» was
Innate nut in the name of Catharine Roche,
and is numbered 25,953. it was taken out
on Jun. 3!. Mil. when fill) woo do-
pa-itud. A week inter ”more was put
in. No dermis was made again until
Jan. to. Item. when an entry at till) w.
mule. Three year: later ”Owns added,
Ind a your afterward lid more. Thorn war
ahalance of llA'lOou Ihn book. The book
oflhellaok of Baringri showed that lit.
selves. To any who doubt this fact we won ll 5.“. -
he in- -li-a\-ing"
Note the Prices.
Ladies fancy lace insertion aprons for Im- - others ask ‘25 to 300.
71c; better than the 81 grade elsewhere.
Ladies close tu( k bodice Hi In dresses. luv; rc gulur 531 ‘l 15 grade
l on miss it if you do not as
we oll'er for III-z 55w would be I he up for the same.
could but for 3‘: in elsewhere.
No Big Profits, Sell the loads.
must he own to be up) Ireciutcd.
Lollies skirt». 15 Inc.
420: beat any 50c skirt In town
Long tuck. double loco cite-ct verv liuemuslin for at. 24: rcgulu
retail price $1.50.
mindim' fancy block hemetitched l‘tlc: worth Itlc.
Ladies' all linen bomstitched. lac; regular -.-’Il't|lltllll_\‘.
§Ida
l * 2*
inotutlg
ernlry Ill filth Handkonhhht
Wthh money, the pollen found:
quantity 0! towelvy. including a watch
W
“Jr a Glass of our Ice cream
efimflé‘lXKv’yubn Miller? in loot simply do
woo—.1..—
We shall make a upeciul endeavor to push our
agabuut
ltttorwrlma byh Newman
I
.lllE
At a Mark WDown.
(1me all: mfiwcgtw natured by
Best Chocolate Nougatlnoo.
A Ito. I Chocolate Pyrlalna,
I III. box Bert Mixed candles.
8m 82““ Licorice Tablets.
i‘
I
to
it?“ r
‘ ' lint-not w 9
“Mmmwuyngw‘hzn
at prior-s which are lower than Ion uould llilt‘t.‘ on them Iour-
‘Secing will
Ladics' fancy Hamburg trimmed insertion front night dress for
to see the V front corset waists
25 cents buIs a better mrsct cowr from us this Wt‘t‘k than you
Ladiee' drawers. Hamburg trirmncd. double lam-y tucks 35w;
.Hamhurg trimming. full size and length
Gents' fancy bordered haudkcrchicfs. I50 grade. thin Week llI-
JEWELRY TRADE
than” Thin week. To do no we always put a price on orcrythin , etvles
and Ilewllptiono no hard to give that we uregunuhlc
"out" to quote p can. no we should like. Hoytever, every thing lil this line
poultry. fish .vrreu
Wamnwnmfl f T %
MTJUDD‘BMHflflw
a W. ,
kinds.
"om
WEBER, J. P.
ncxamén \.llnin w.
M .ll'o meow
I2 light Mtg 28- M_
umnnu tinnitus n ”Amati mm
RANyALL‘S Mllth. E. N. lumber and m
h'rdeornnrkedtoo r, In ..
GOLD. fill." EB AND NICKEL mm
DOUTH NOR‘VALK mm 00 .‘WW
at. All klndnof electro
nnIi refinishing of all
mm
MASON?! AND Bflwm
armour, HENRY. I28 West am 3. it
kind» of atone mason contractatlkou. '
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of Raymond. I Manlemerwrtrrsnnd whole-
stilt: dealers in lmllt’r oy stern.
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tors and shippers of Norwnlk oysters.
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rent and building lots tor .
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