I u I: I. II
tug rum sun
yul‘tmbled withn cold or cough?
E EIIIISTEII’S
‘ E E IIIIIIIIII
REMEDY.
Ilillill Eure You.
‘51 W, hurl: a complete stock of
MLQQmsowlc priges. '1‘!)
ununt
larsananlla
18‘ mil Purim-r. only
En a Battle.
I’IAISTEII 8
ring; Store.
now To
C
. Save Money!
*AT—
You can do this by buying your
ERBEERIES
and gettings
:Emum III 5 per cent.
foreverycashpnrchase.
The Hut:
A! toheof tire.
Wears headquarters for
moral?
Bonn wfl “by Mr In.
And for the toilet.
“rib—inst try it.
of What has advanced,
bums got his in timeto be.
iconic
“Milly“ arena
‘ hrngton Street,
E” STllllE ”I“
DRUGS
lltorelflarman s
not agency for a beautiful work entitled
round. Wears agents
which makes
wnnh- board or
tocloame the clothes
naileddrsasoshrolnicsandnsw.
“mammal.
week, 6,0001%.
ammo tons the linest Dela—
Connyybairy Butter. The
toll titsour present price,
I Wtfith 25¢ a lb. to buy
, dalrytnsn today in Deb
of ulbnormorémt
”flounder thew
lvsrywinterweareintotlnc
price. letrylbnneEIaste'v
_ 3 for the Indus pron
,0 best, atpricesz
RANCIS &
*HIERS & FURNISHERS
South NOrwaIk.
'iIIIIJIYENING aniINIn.
JAMES (“ELDER-l. Ed“!!! llld W0!
wt nmNE. Wm:
.-.. ....-.T ..
AEEEW‘N'F1W year
8“ 3;“
attic”! :blllls he'l‘ld
ll «:13 at. lid! elm-1'93!
New York Herald Weather Forecasts.
in this district to-day clear wenthsr will
probably pvcvnil. with slight changes of turn-
perntnre and light to fresh westerly winds
followed by colder conditions. 0n Frldny fair
wenthernndlight westerly winds. will prob-
ably prevail, with slightly lower followed by
higher temperature, and on Saturday fair.
warmer weather In both sections.
A horse owned by grocerymnn F. D.
lawton died last night.
A son wnsborn toMr.and Mrs. Allison
Smith, South Main street. last night.
The Ancient Order of llibernians will
meet at Arion Hall tomorrow evening
at 8 o '.ciock
-—This week ends Dr. minnoke a visit.
The South Norwaik Athletic club's
rooms arc being refitted. Steam heat.
etc. are being put in.
J. F. Flynn has the contract to do a
large job at Wilson d: Co.'s hat factory.
consisting of ventilating, plumbing, etc
Postmasters Knowiton, of Bridgeport.
and Tweedy, of Danbnry, have finished
their v'mits of inspection to the Post oili-
car of Fairlield county.
——Dr. Estebrookc moves to Norwaik.
in Dr. Many‘s otlicc. Thursday morning,
to remain until Saturday night.
Attire prayer meeting in the South
Norwallr Baptist (burch this evening
reports of the Baptist convention mil in!
given by the delegates.
The insurance on Louis Quittman’s
furnitum was settled yesterday for near-
ly the full amount. Mr. Quittman was
very much pleased with the adjustment.
The South Norwallr Athletic club has
purchased one hundred tickets for the.
Norwuilr “’1le club's IIIirIstrcls. in Music
Hall. November l7. and will attend in II
body.
w-Munslh Id t' n- .~Inn r_\ lhrttcr,' m prints.
at it’Ix-Irtsuymund. l‘ I). Lawtond' Co
Are you nervous from want of sleep?
Dr. Richardson's Com. Celery and Cin-
clmna Nerve Tonic Povvdm cure in-
sornnin and Nervous liability. Ask for
.or We. sample
Mrs.1\lartba Johnson and t' harks Em.
union. of West Norwalk. inll hemmed
in Trinity church, Saturday afternoon at
4 o’clock. A reception will be held at
the bride‘s horm- in the evening.
~—A line 5110 frame given free with
each dozen cabinet photographs. ‘ Lewin,
ll Main street Norwalk.
The entertainment givcn by the Union
Gospel Temperance Reform mochtion
in their hall on the bridge, last evening.
was well attended. The play “Box and
Cox" was given in a creditable manner
and was fully appreciated.
The Epvmrth fugue of the First 5]. E.
church will give a crazy supper and en-
tertainment in the ltl'llil‘t! room of the
church tomorrow evening. Tim
should be a large attendance, as an inter-
esting programme has been prepared.
~Mifl Alice Pruner has malted the
”House and Home.“ a complete house-
wifc's guide. by Marion liarlaml. Miss
PM rwill canvass the city at an early
date.
"Dr. Liepsner' s lecture before the stu-
d Ill» of the university was a decided
h t it. was momentary rev-chat. Eu
Dramatic We». WK ELI-B
Themmelectun-wssnrur harmony?
evening at the South Norwalk Baptist
church.
“MansfieldemeryButu-rflinprhus
nt32centnspound. F. D. InwtonlCo.
Mm Wilsonsw preparatory school
football team will play Colonel Roberts'
eleven on Elmcrest boulevard bo-nurrrow
afternoon at 8:30. R. Hill. Jr.. is the
manager of the Prof. Wilson learn and
George lander is captain. A. Bfilusseli
willsctumfereeand John Camp will
bennrpire. '
~11. lust‘muchw" club is formed
uni Chan. A. littleton, of Norwalk,
tr‘thchsppypoussnrrofthsltstwhsel,
widcbnrrivedthitmomlng. Watch
now forming.
the railroad ammonia-us having
Mthelrfalllmpwtionoftbom
datvdsystem, have iittlebutwadsof
prnlsslnrtlre conditlnnlnwhlchthvy
find the main road and its various
launches. ‘i‘brbnprhntnayanvr-sntv
mtmbstwssnlmui
Bridgepntmewflllrmnmsndsd.
s'l’ho niirmutunm'tlwm
madam ens-bringspstluonforatw
p. granola out of New York.
Ithin the'retaeh of all.
John avenue tow. ,G' Grillln.
“‘1‘.
' Friday evening, Ochrbcr ‘23. to work the
L
...,r. wvval‘x
First choice In t
litandard Patterns, oIIiy excoptrng some oE their
i. 0 our the regular price: g]
a best choice. ' ‘
A DICERMAN & SON,
’84 washington Street.
in Randallhasroldnlotonlit.
, , 3'
on “S street.
.. ”genus gm I ”in is
"W ”"bmt'Wm to llalllfu yr-
World!” milfiutm tiger
Mortalitymtfiwntsa pound This price
we guarantee untiihlov. l. P. D. Law-
ton a 00.
The debris of the Beneriict barn on
West avenue, is being cleared away.
The barn wtllnnt be rebuilt.
—Wright k Flynn have Just turned
out a handsome new bakery wagon for
I’etrens it Glanhoff. it appeared on the
streetsfor tin-first time this morningnnd
attracted no little attention.
T. S. Vanderbosf has added an elegant
pair of coho to his Bast avenue establish-
ment. They were purchased in New
York city.
ltev.l"atber O'Neil, a‘Dorninimn miss
sionary. delivered an interesting bcture
upon the “Rally" at St. Mary's church
last evening.
—-8mall fresh burn, for roasting. 1‘3
cents a pound. at Hayei market.
There will be a spccnd communication
of Old Well lodge, No. 108. F. and A. it.
second degree.
t5 o'clock Saturday morning. to attend
the funeral of the late George Low.
—«\'ork Slate Creamery Butter, Inc
quality, at ‘35 cents a pound. This price
we guarantee until Nov. I. F. D. inw-
tou 8: Co.
The Norwaik police tome are at Bridge-
port to-day to attend the trial of Robert
lord's saloon on the night of October 5.
The horses and vehicles belonging to
Miss F. iii. Pension. of "Ikdguwood,"
have bcen attached to satisfy a claim of
(I. 6: ii. S. Holmes. grocers. of Norwaik.
v—l‘rcsh pork and sausage at 11'. cents a
pound at llnyes’ market.
.limrob llagdusarian will tlcliverhis
lecture on "Tit. Social and llcllgilm
l‘omlitinn of Turkey“ In the South Son
walk LXmgrr-gntiomil church thisI-vcnv
lug.
—Dr. Estebrmke will move from Na-
llllt‘kt'lllfl Hotel to Dr. Macy‘s allies at
.‘v'orwallr, Tbumlny morning. ”ct. 22d.
This is to urnunmodutc many citizens
who cannot conveniently come down
town. ”H..." -..
The 8le tmin on the Danbury and
Norvrnlk division was stnppul this side
of III.» railroad mm- m Norwaik on.
morning on account of a broken brake
lover.
The water wheel at Randall’s mill has
been taken up and the oyster set scraped
oil. About three bushels were found on
could not be used.
——York State Cmnwry Butter. fine
quality. at 25 cents a pound. This price
we guarantee until Nov. 1. i-‘. 1). Law-
ton d: Co.
A foot ball eleven has been organized
at the Center nclmol. At a meeting held
yesterday afternoon i-‘ted Thompson was
elected president; Ralph Brady. seen-
my, and Harry Camp. treasurer.
P. F. Secley. of Norwalk doubts his
ability to participate in the relay bicycle
race from Hartford to New York on
October‘s], an it it! Saturday and be will
be unable to get away from his balms.
Lawyers Light and Frost summed up
the testimony in the Smith case this morn-
potr-nough evidmtn require llr.
p “I” abondto ‘5‘ka m”
CONNBl‘l'lClI’I' BAPTISTII.
Meets,“ the Educational society Ill-nt-
osttm in law Inval-
At the annualuion of the Connecti-
cutllaptist nnoclation In New Haven
yestenlay. unicorn of the Connection
baptist Bdusatlmal society wmeleeted
ssfollows: President, “on. J. L iiow
ltd. of Hartford; vice-prsridcnt, Rev.
A. C. Hubbard, of Danlmry; moor»
dsr,.l. D. ileum! Norwich: secretary.
Rev. . l. l‘. litldham, of New
Britsiriz‘ treasurer. Edward ltiiler, of
Ilerldam sodium Charles 8km. of
Hartford; Walter. G. I. Beetroot
Mach“ II. Jeanna. of thorium.
J. W. Lamb.“ Hartford, ilev. ii. i.
nor-mu W. ml In. I. c.
more» Haven. limbo-Indolent-
tsss ot.“ the W Htrrary Institute
rodents-I was in O. P.
Marmot Moment". W. Gar-nor.“
of h who-s plans ltsml. ll.
murmmmwmmmw
of )lsrldtn wile riveted. “file "In! of
Whither
mun...
“Wfa‘w
nudism “Mil. float-Ers-
Wu”
The members of Catholic Union Coun- .
cll. K. of C., will meet in their rooms at .
tirecn. who was caught in Michael Rntch- _
it and they were so thick that the wheel
in: 'JWNMIMM thstthsu'
Plill’ltl “ill INDIE.
Winn. Ill ll" IW’wu 'fllcir Ill-II
mm” " W41» NEW“:
Won ..
«mm. ”on. ,II' ..
in townymtcrdiy hill after'lrii
real estate intervals.
Mrs. D. Porter Lord. of nghlwepsis,
N. Y.. has been the gnestof Mrs. If.
Stone, of Camp street. Nonvnlk: Biro
returned home yesterday.
Miss Hattie]. Miller, of Wallingfoqi,
was the guest of friends In Norwnlk yea-
terdny.
JosiabN. Grumman. of Union stunt,
isvisitingthesceuesof his chIldlIood in
itidgstisld.
Several friends from Brooklyn spent
yesterday with Landlord Wain at the
llsbackerno.
Hr. andllrs. Frank Baiiwita are ex-
pected home this evening from their
wedding tour. Mr. andlrs. George l...
hickvrood will be home Saturday.
Leslie Gambls's family has returned
from Prince Edward islands. *whsre
they havebeen during the past summer.
Mrs. n n. autumn: Hartford. spent
yesterday with her aunt. Mrs. If. 1’.
Cook. on YanZnndt avenue, East Nor»
wnlk.
Hrs. Lester Wheeler. of Vail-Brit
avenue. inspeuding the week with Mrs.
N. 8. Books in New Canaan.
I
Elev. H. E.- M I). 0.. of Phila-
dolphin, who isrolatcd to than. Sounds
and Mrs. ('bnrlotte Raymond familim
of stimn and whole well htniwn In
Norwalk, sailed on the t ‘ity of Paris
last work for Inndou. when» he will
preach for Dr. Spurg‘eon. during theist-
ter 3 absence on account of sickness. ’
1. l. c. A. Irma.
The «locational committee held a ”8%
mg Inst nmht and decided to continence
the evening cinwcs the second week in
'uvornber. They will [wobably'bsas fol-
lows: German and penmanship. lon-
day evening: meal music. WM)-
svening. and boob-keeping. Friday even.
lug. Mr. Tucker will teach the penrun’
shipr lam. Prof flumbnrt the “errant:
and Prof. Ferris thr- vatstl music. Thu
instnIctor for the class in book-keeping
has not yet ilwn’decidai um. All
ymmg’ men wirhingth enter any truism
General Secretary at oncc.
The entertainment committm will hold
a meeting this evening at 9 o'clock in the
l lass room.
PBO'II’EROI’S l‘thNllt‘Tit'liT.
Wonderful (lat-s In Population and th-
Wealth of the Purple.
The census for 1890 p‘vcs some inter-
esting information with reference to Con-
necticut and hot: development during the
lnut thirty years of which the Hartford
Uournut makes an interesting abstract.
The population has almost doullied dur.
ing that period. The pins have all been
in the manufacturing centres and furnish
a powerful argument in favor of the pol-
icy of pmtection which has been open»
the during the thirty years in question.
Here is s condensed table which contains
much food for reflection: .
County. Towns. (lain. Towns. [M
Hartford ......... In new I, ”at
New Haven... .lb 113,79: Pt 3,0:
New Lomlon ....i: 17$“ ? :1,”
Falrflcld..........l0 75.]!!! ii 1.1!:
Windham ........ s tut: l‘ 3.47s
“tabloid ........ ll Ml Ill MI:
Mlddlssrs......u I033 I LII!
Tolland . l um I It“
Total ........ It! (117M it 21.777
County. Net gain.
llartford........... ..
New Haven ..
.M...:::' m
Tutti ... 'M'flwl
l‘ m MEN” “9% “If“; 3"“. II.-
murmur “E"
3,. m... For: m Ell " m
psptrloun thllwas a noteworthy growth.
Here are some nvlngs bank's tigers.
Kuwait 1'“!th It the tin-volition.
The tenchersof the (Inter school an
tended the convention of the State
W W. bcldlu w liar-
timwsslrsldinllvessétioin M
mary, lutmnsdlste. Ilrnmmar. high
lieboolaad Gsastnl Mining and each
mmummmmm
mgmdsdwrst and mounts for
thsbsasdtot do «Mr teachers. The
cumulus-giant was ans dtbt
[scalabl- svsr held tn the slats.
gt” only unpleasant testers was
alliance of gentle
men of ltorwalk who have shame at
school batters in our town,“
mousssttylnvltsd
«nu-mam roadrwltb rickshaw
under their «which; and result,
P. iyn.
t'la'NN should-give ‘tlwir Illilll‘h to tiw‘
fl
“mammfi%tm
lion could not fall
' Immortal;
"It In (loll. n- Au-nx Iarwnlk'arunrv
by Halibut—Inn)!“
1m “wwwlmihl‘, I l
$0.0..WII 99mm”
. loll'tl’d"flsllhfli WWI-n,
l momma-om Wk?“
Him Kittie B. Faith is visitllig her
MLNI'S. w. P. Talmags. in Brook-
p.
“nil
m bonus. of Booth Norwalk, is
painting Stanfield & Kirk's new carpenter
shop-
The residence of W. .1. Stevens. Jr..
and Louis Raymond are nearly corn-
ngsr Ferris has been appointed trus—
tee of the insolvent estate of Clark &
lwmbury, the shirt manufacturers.
The bargsJordan is atE. li.’i‘hornss
dock with 202 tons of coal.
Smith Brothers, of this place. have
ties in Charleston. 8. (I, for which port
the vessel is now bound. She will be
engaged in the oyster luminous as herew-
fore. hlessrs. Smith have speciliutfiom
in the hands of builders in New Iondon
for a new oyster steamer. to have fifty-
soven feet. Irv-cl. seventeen feet beam and
four and one-half feet depth of bold.
Danton.
The ladies of the Methodist church held
a supper in the town hall last evening.
There wasa large nttendnnceand a neat
sum was realised.
Nathan Nash intends giving up house-
keeping and with his children will board
with [alloy HOW.
Fred Bireflnrd, of New Haven, for-
Inrrly of this place. has been visiting
his yrnrnuts.
Engineer (‘2. N. Wood, of Norwnlk.
property yesterday. The timbers are all
ready for framing their new building.
.\ mink got In llmry Start a hmery
one night this week and *liliod four
chickens.
John. the three-ycnr-old son of Mr. and
lint. Thomas Collins. died yesterday
afternoon.
The John Ferris building. near the de-
pot. is being repaired.
Rev. Rufus S. Underwood is attract-
ing large audiences at the trongrngstion-
al I'lllttt‘h and a deep interest is taken in
y the meetings. (in and but him.
At aspscid school meeting of the Ct!!-
tcr distriet'rtwns votsdtobomrwrnoney
lo‘ pay the interest on the debt of the
district for one year. The principal and
interest due now amounts to 03.500.
RevJ. Brienwiilprcacha motion
‘W'rntiul" in the Methodist church
he and three other workers will corn-
mence a series of services in the church.
The mmnmnder and stall of the U. A.
R. of the State visited Fitch's t-loldiere'
Home yesterday. The visit was nour-
pn'sr- to the veterans. but it was none the
his enjoyable. A line dinner was serv-
al at the Home and every courtray pos-
nibbl- was shown by Superintendant Cos
and the inmates. The department is
commanded by Henry N. Faction. of
Danbury. and his stall is as follows:
Captain 1‘. Quien. chief of stall,
Daubury; John ll. Thatcher
Nietant nrljutant-gcnernl, Hartford;
Benjamin 8. Smith, senior vice~
commander, Willimnntic: Wilbur i“.
Rogers, junior vice—commander. Met-idea:
William E. Morgan. quarter-master. New
Haven; Wilbur I. His, chief thundering
other-r. Wallingfonl: David ll. Nowell. in—
npu‘tor. Milford; lovi Jewell. medical
directing Cobalt, and Rev. D. llenry Nil-
ler. D. 1).. chaplain, )lystic. Governor
Bulkeley and the board of managers of
the Home were also present. About 0
o'clock the visitors left for Stamford.
where they opened the fair of “ob-
bio Post In the Town Hall.
TIIIIA‘I‘BIIIAI. ATTBAb'l'ltiNll.
nuants of Interest to
WWI-r, n;- n ..
I Imam than“ I” until»
Writ!!!” flail. flatnrday
“ «moon-watt
(mun-non will 5m their wveinhd
unique sntsrtnlnmsnt. The Cleveland
worthy of careful study: m [“131er :2: REW‘E’IX:
Infle- DON . m.
I", .u “3"- Wfi'm World has proved sdrnw-
urn .......... a nun LEM“ lug “adoration“ ““13““?
° ‘*~ ... . ornranoe even
flain......fl , “v” “W mints-rm. M
W
u
out feature-of tireshow inf inthe
seven Nslmn family, who rival and out
do any acrobat: living. Home of their
fonts performed last evening could hard-
ly he mils-xi. Mr “pyramid" in
which five of tits family stand on each
and fallto the stage II the
i. 5‘3
Inning
5'}-
if
II
mfi'nu Bells rim, «mu-I
Insurawsstmsttln
«Infinitive
wrusudlnawlsus.
zumnmm.
South Norwaik
sold their steamer “l"leetwood" to par- ’
made a survey of Mather A: Grumman's .
Illr *
w
1
a.
....a... a. 3.5;...
it b said tintGova-nor Bulkeley do-
cllned yesterday to grant the application
‘ strained New canned (3....“ ma... mmmn
vegetables. New Virgin Olive
cereals in great naricty.
season ure even lower than over
faction. Watch our our} ad.
gnlrrlsimrols
k authorities efora
NIB-mitt“
is Meyerburg. who is ewnnted hero
aware» dWflJmMW
. The reamp for the. refusal. it is
said, was that the facts [Milled were
notsuflicisut to Justify the requisition.
Chief Vollrner sent additional testimony
to the governor yeeterliny afternoon and
expects to get the requisition.
lard Bacon DIM,
“To explain the mystery of life is like
two blind men asking mix other ‘what
is Ii ht. 'r' "'\'o morecanwe explain how
icines cure disease. But we do know
that poor blood is use to health.
and the Brazilian indium iscovered In
the Cactus Blood Cure the one only re-
liable vegetable blood purifier known.
No rival, no mineral no failures.
Sold at Plaisted 9 drug
hackemo Hotel, South Norwalk,
s
Conn.
Taylor 8t Golden.
Real Eslaleand Insurance.
VISIIIIBTUI STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Almf
wasn't-ml" "
ri to take I are of ha“)
ight housework. lltl
and to
:flltlllfl-
AA Yamaha-t” in
ton “Ml
A
DY wanted. Apply at Plaisteds Drug
titan. 03“ nahlngton st. u'Jitt
IDDIS aged man to sell oloc
morrhnnrs and others LU lect hills and
.‘tlrll’r‘rtu Wk 361”.
o w
YOUNtP man to drivrw nft order wagon.
Inquire of E Hayes, North Main .51"?
I). l
3
do It)!!!» ”I
South Norw nik,t‘ nun.
T0 Lli'l'.
L\' rooms on Day strut. 'H-Inti Sorwalk.
at run. mirth arm Aggro
\\‘. Young.“ at Imkwood Mfg Co.
NI“? Ids mom house on Hamilton avenue.
Inqulroof Edwin Wilma. at gown s
\\ llma II gravity” iw
illll' all: of seven morn». pleasantly Int-nt-
ed on (‘ edar street. ntfl r month.
It street.
inquire at {Bayard market. North
on) If
0W ER part of house.
‘4 bank street. .1. L.
Slain street.
tlve roomy on Bur-
nrbnnh. Ill sleuth
olil lw
SMALL Rat over Farflngton's market. Rail—
wlm Rent. Super month. inquiry
of C. swarm. Old “'le t ignr ('11.. sailing-
mu strc -t. nib 83“
DESIRARI. ['2 tenant ran obtain a valuable
homestead near Darlvn station at a very
low rental. Apply to William llirullry near
Darin-rm. ml: In
V Elli desirable h-mon Taylor Mruur
.' near West street. New with all modern
lrupmvcments. lnnnlrv- of William it. mil-y-
Imrnd. :‘anlor avenue. will"
fi
' ‘lthonmonEly Set-L formallfamiilsn
five movns each: newly painted: mind
cunt.
\EVERAL apartments d’n Seymour Place.
I from Sum Sin p" month. ll. Seymour
I?
W est a\ cane.
I‘D]! SALE.
1 OVER-ti and bulldiurr’ lots for salt- on “rt-as.
onnl term inquire of E. Wood
ward. rlouth Norwnlh. (nun.
UILDINII LOTS for sale for ml on the In—
stallment plan; no Interest; no fairy
ricss for any lots: they an faded and It
twelve feet to mono lwarer. App
toL‘. .tlurlth. near 1 ball ground Wood!z
warn avenue. oral t!
200
anal
iI our barrels. A ly In “some lmvu,
IMain street. Wigwam. attf
[‘0' SALE 0! T0 BENT.
ll}: lhm new houses corner of Hunt;
avenue sud t‘ onnen III-In Turnpike Thus
boom are mnvcnleutl arrna . Price
reasonable and either wl lbc no on a cash
In ymcnt oi sun The balance may be void in
monthly installments if dulred. Taylor &
(inldrlt. agents. olttt
nuns. ns'rn'rn.
WOODWIIID IIIIMESTEID
rs ammo, our Is run our. 0va
$6, 500
l8 ”Ill PM Till ill“! M
Im mm m II,
Illlllfl, IIOllllllll TWELVE
IIIIlBIII it)".
All the modular; lots are now
‘ oifcrod for sale.
These are the best lots for the
money asked, anywhere in the.
city limits.
run [OT I! Will IITIIETEI
Think quick if
YOU WANT ONEI
They are being bought all the
time.
i lltlE cuss Iii m
srebeingbuiittbere.
mmmmwm
and inquire for terms of
Taylor a Golden.
, . w
am. underMa- 7
tomorrow evening. Saturday evening Wm“ "m 3'- AW” “' “h“ H ““5“, ‘c '
Popular lectures
Al’Tlll
‘ tuiiihflf I
The run we" of the! nurse will
be Delivered
Flllllll, IIET. 23.
NETNECT.
"The Ilumor and Patios
of Abraham limit."
ll Y
I". B.F.llcpmr,PIIiItllelpllia,Pl.
Single mimmirm.5rents. Demolition.”
Lecture begins at :9 o'r lock. 001w
Music Hall.
South h’orwaik. (i. B, Donnell. llama
SATllllllAY, Bill. 24.
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