‘ mm or nor-fr Ill run our inn
or
1‘3.
filth In. lull. Inuit-villa. Camp's
In)": live.- WA low Social
“ct-bowed.
3 ‘VfiGPrldayafm-noonclubmet yester-
day with In. Louie Smith. Topic,
...Dlary
M“Watehonthelthine"
Wdthukoyalltnn’snm.
, ludoeenhdenuim
“GoingtoaflreinaGermanClty.”
Mina Lizzie Tollca.
.. . .., ...8idney Smith
In. Bennett and Him Joe Geller.
"PM and Monument- of Berlin.“
ll-Getler
”Gambling Americans in Berlin"
In. Theron Hoyt.
Vocal Solo—"Du blot Ineln all" ........ Brahms.
., Illa! Orllch.
“ATriptq’l’btadam”........,........ .Ruggies
V 1" "I". Lawton.
At 6:80 tea was served. Mrs. Palmer
and hire. Samuel Jennings presided, and
wmamiated byMisn Beers, Miss Julia
Stow nudHiss Lina Conch. The next
meetingwillbe with Mrs. Stillaon, on
January 29. The subject, “Berlin," will
be concluded.
The scholars of Miss Gertrude Camp
gaveadelightful musicale last evening
at her home on North avenue. There
was instrumental music by her pupils,
singing bya quartette from the Grace
church buy choir, reciiations by Miss
Clara Kellogg, and piano recitals by Miss
Sadie Killer. After the entertainment
redreshments were served and thm all
present enjoyed a pleasant time. like
Camps pupils are am May Admire,
Grace Adams, Julia Btaab, May Scotield,
Clara Kellogg, Florence and Blanche
Ella, Florence DeForest, and Masters
Louie Alhn, Eddie Sims, and Spencer
Adam‘s, whose playing was creditable to
themslm and theirteacher. The friends
[assent were Min Sadie Miller, Mrs.
’ Frank W. Woodward, Miss M. E. Tread-
> well, flimAliceSellscir, M'urs Mary Sel-
’, lock, lit: Annie Stub and Mrs. Lorenzo
Ella. .
Anewaocial club was born at the
Norwalk liotel last evening. it will be
knownaetheNaromake club, after an
old Indian chief who once haunted these
parbwith his tribe of warriors bold.
Thcoflicere of the club are: President,
James K. Crofut; vice president, Clio
Batch; secretly. John K. Hyatt;
hunter, Herbert R. Smith; board of
MY. W. Wobdwanl, John K.
Hyatt, George C. lockwood, Thomas 8.
Km, Herbert R. Smith and Francis
leopard. Atterthe election of oilicers
a constitution and by-lnws were adopted.
The report of the committee appointed
to secure suitable quarters was received.
accepted, and laid on the table. The
club is to be simply a social organization
and will in no way conflict with the old
Norwalk club. There are thirty charter
members.
NEW HAVEN’S THIRTEEN CLUB.
'l'le Camp-Ix- ney are Mapping out
anti-rt superstition.
1f thirteen young men—lawyers and
physicians—who have just organizrd a
thirteen ClubinNew Haven can tind a
hauntedhonseto meet in they will be
moat happy. The organization is nearly
complete, the by-lawr and rules have
been drawn up andsdopted, and the only
thing lacking is the haunted house.
“this cannot befouud it in proposed to
use the dead house owned by the town.
Amongthe rules are almost everything
inputtitious peopleavoid. .Thepresident
istoaitunderan open umbrella during
mutiny and at the quaterly dinners.
A ladder will be mind in the room. and
every member entering must pass under
it. A med janitor Will he seemed,
andoueof the members whose hair is
fierymadnrflibo obliged to enter the
meeting room that every time it
b opened. 5 A chaleton will be
dated opposite-ti» president at every
least, and two black cats will be purchas-
adaudkeptin‘the club room. Each
inc-the taken a solemnobligatlon to look
“them moonoverhis left shoulder.
flmfllfleuam'whsu twoaro
walling w, walk between any
mphwhnmayhuuutnikingtogetber
oath. mind do everything con-
trary to the accepted contain. The meet-
inpwill beheld on Friday evening.
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”Will I8 lllllST BERT, I
oruimnwmu'n Death. ‘ The Cabinet Startlcd by- Con-
An autopsy was performed this moru- . 0
lug. atlauningn‘ undertaking rooms, on . “a ”were", ' Report.
themmainsoflldsoos.Wymsn.hillcd ' ‘ '
by the cars at 'Winnlpauk, Thursday
evening, by Medical Examiner £31m.
wand by Dr. a. n. Huntlhgton. rm
examination wot made under instruc-
tions from Medical Examiner Downr, of
Bridgeport, Coroner Doten'a deputy. who
was in Norwalk yesterday afternoon and
'made a careful examination of the body,
minted by Dr. Burke.
Whenths body was prepared for the
post mortem it was found that there
were abrasions upon the uoncd aspect
of the left forearm and hand. also on
m lillol ”will“
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That ir- rode. it.“ "it .4" an“...
(loaf-"non in Wuhlugton-A lop-II
'l'bnt arr-um up. It» Left chirp.
Lennon, Jan. iii—The Santiago
. lpondent of The Times telegraph: that on
last of the Badmacedlm sheltend at the
American legniion has made hit way out oi
Santiago. He left on a night train am
madly Hr. Egnmtholluited Entertain
A Berton: Cabinet liming.
just above the ribs, were bruises and a
decided swelling there was about an
dsa hen’e . There were also
mom belowegfhe right anterior 1°: J‘sféo‘sidwfilnlfl 51;“ region
spines proseess of the right. illium and ,0 - 0 - ' ;
another almost directly to the right. The 5:; finiaghaaflgfiadfmfdmflm
heart and lungs were found to be in m’t- ' '
mal condition, but the large vowels and
other organs of the abdominal cavity
were terribly laccruted. The right
kidney was badly torn. Death was
caused by internal hemorrhage.
Dr. Burke expressed it as his opinion
that the deceased had a fit when he fell
from the car. There is no doubt that
the wheels of the car passed over his
bidy, striking him on the right side. No
bones were broken.
the United Staten
last week. They are unanimous in stating
that there ll! an extremely unfriendly tenth
merit against this country.
The report of (basal Mdlreary, at Val
panic in mrticularly interesting. Thin
olilcinl known the people well. tpealrn the
language and is intimate with some of the
leading native families. , ‘
Conan! MQCrr-ary'a ”in Report.
[“1Yntil the loot month,” nairl‘McCrmry.
“I had no nnennlnm hr regard to my perv
renal safety, but since than I have been
warned that i must be careful when out at
nightothat there are per-none who will take
advantage of any opportunity that olorn to
do me serious injury-not because of any-
thing I have done. but simply on account of
their uncontrollable hatred of the United
states.
"All sort» 0’! Morten are comm
the populace of amino and Valparaivo
about Minster Egan. He in charged with
having received immense runs for protect
tug the refuge; lately under h'u roof, and
of aiding Baluunawln in every pmidililr‘! way.
“The amok of other nation» more their
American frienda that they had better leave
Chili as quickly at rumble; that a rupture
between the United 6am- and Chili m-
incvitable, and if this does occur they will
be in great danger of bring their pmperty
and lives.”
mm slur.“ nriQUIsmox.
Gov. ltulkeley Willing to Send the Paper»
to (lav. llumll.
Governor Bulkcley has wrltten a lot-
ter toGovernor Russell concerning the
requisition for Jailer Sibley, of Brook
lyu, demanded some time ago by the
governor of Massachuseites. Sibley
cruised the state line and captured an
mgaped priaoner, William Phillips, with-
out requisition papers.
Governor Bulkeley says he has delayed
answering the communication pending
an investigation. lie does not now he
fuse the requiaition, but will: attention
to the fact that custom has allowed on!-
cers of the two states to cram the line to
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vice mam ll. 3. ll Will“. I.
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rue ”minustgwggrmu
lvulvcd by the I'm-«We (lo-m
m. Alwyn-wot
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Wing front the
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2:,. manhunt” the “firm“
«a mmmmm,w
suit
Thee: ‘ ._
nil-biota”; their
overdraft: w L,
the clone ct 1835mm
. . a humor-int, yoked toast the We,
“’9 "EM “150‘”- The 1"“ mde of El” Wartime-ton, Jan. mum» within a fifii'ffgfu” allow funherlnvmtlmv ll 0 m m 050106.51!” ll“
trunk.at the lower border oftthe ribs qwu,wmw,h.. “mm, ms “Wm WM “Mm“ mentor-affliction». liar-id:
0m ““3 PPM", and 0“ “'9 "8‘“ ”“0 mainline! important momma-than thainvcuigntlou of the accounts 0! ran. MW. WW
that which washeld fornearly three houn- Bflfddvy. H8 It“ ”I“ Malay hadado
mum; ltisuow evident to the mast Q”?thnmfim limp-tryout run.
it mourn» t to urge i mm '1“ Wm"
e‘" “m" number-u lntemkmflbmndhadrwcivedbrw a...
turn from the company rumour, leaving»
shalom not returned“ “£3,450.73.
gammy was placed at 330,00), divided
by
or the maple where he is ltationed toward In may, W m of th- unwind
p been paid up until Decorator. two. when
‘l'heneremrta have been arriving for tho ”I M”! l. MM WWI 3””
manager-t
' ma-
owing
placed to that account.
A resolution was adopted
the momma had gone as far to
mitigation anjt wan poulbie to do,
to the refund 0‘ the federal ”W
pemit a further
olthohouh
andpapenoim-d m
do duutinadwntmmfl. and-av
riding toend the ill!” a mutiny and minions. linJ l Imyflfi'flifi
pureed at once to m the repattw m'l' rammed a" "“1 WWW"
thegemralcnmmlttee.
onus MEN sterilize.
A Hundred of Them In (calmly—I tho
Revolt at Aunolaw unveiled.
Duran, K. It, Jan. mum molt at
reached iwreby the firm» or a murmur,
any: that the atom: mill (recorded by the reb-
cla was surrounded by "our! on Tunday
and that mama. after we par—
mg.
The Guru men captured numbered over
a hundred, but hair, the harder, «caged.
Themen will be tried and the principals
win nodanht berhot. No further tumble
renamed; Hartman-wombat:
wmu,-una.omwmanvna .
melanoma
Autonomous, X. 1.153. 16.4: i re-
Vin-l ,ltupon or n» lisp-rt Moe-wint-
palmati on “window
onv pr
. . muwmmmma thou-
shed
over to m (It manta! therein-def
Iaidthcenpitalliodot tho Merrill”!
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recapture convicted criminals who have
escaped from their custody without re-
qu'mition paptws. He refers to this oust
Themport createdaxn'ofound aeration
The president than outlined bin printout
plans. He expem the full report of Judge
portedthatilann and his follower-,3“
bering abmt no men. fully mama with
min-(med the nonthern border o! thin
The House fledged to lie
. ' trembmcnt and Economy.
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azrm’mum We
the Int-lie Hahn o lllt as an.
warn-couturmmm
mm. (at. iii-Tho hon-r an
a‘ricbbitofdehnteouthcrnponro
thematorltyaad Mind the assault
mummmmm
aluminium llama
Hm,whoh-notbrrrtofcrvranhdw
Warrior-(minimum
“Minimum connection withit lethal
[lichen-died before using the unlit-don of
It. Eldon, of Team. replied to Mr.
more. vlgumm ten minute speech
Referringtothe Mme/rs luxuriant, Ur. in
hirsutdthatifttegrntleman but Wil
the nary a little tnrtim he wouict have
readtliat the boys rebelled mien the rd
mm and unveiled Km damn tr.
like eolphnr and "coin (mt of the norm
wooden apnea. The people, have "trolled
w the Haitian part7. Wilhelm
mum party are why tailing;
blade at the hands at the We
who have crowded over the
Ibblurmalyuparuiagthrpnnininovdn
toledm.
It. mwhwulufavmcldlowtm
m at thh home thud-vb pro
mutt—mt»: tr— ”5.4., an»
Mtge-Minute a raid upon: thr
mm, enclosure-cm in Whrulfd
raidttuudcrthehill'mu doll“ mommy!
Mont whom the money hangout.
Cam-inf that» flew.
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woven W0C
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granted a decree from Sarah E. Hatter
Advocate Remeyfr investigation by Tueulay
next. lie in fully informed as to what it
willcontain. and 'w pin-paring his message
no that it may be ready to go to magma-s by
Wednesday noon.
.‘t Concerted Attack.
in» will send with it it lot of photographs
and maps showing the streets and buildings
in which the attack «corral. lie expert»
to prove that the statements declaring that
the sailors were in disreputable par-ta of Yak
paroled am untrue, but that some of the
moat violent manna were made in the am
tocmtir- portions of the city.
He kiyfi the evidence in his wince-nine
proves that the attach were simultanwuu.
and though the Americans were two railw-
apart at a given hour, the Baltimonx'n mums
were to be attacked wherever they were
found.
”it was a grave and serioun meeting. Ev-
ery man present felt his mpomibility to the
country.” said a cabinet minister.
"One incident was interesting. The M
dent npoke very strongly of the attitude of
the southern crmgrtumen toward the ml.
ministration in this eriria. 'Mr. Herbert,‘
said he, ‘clminnnn of the honor naval com—
mittee. has odered a resolution repealing
motion 1.2m of the United State. mhted
statute. (the act forbidding “flounder-
nice to be appointed in the army or navy).
I have favored it, and now i hope every ite-
publican will vote for its plumage. ' "
actuary ’l’raey'n'lu'wrt.
Secretary Tracy had been directed to re-
port at once the number of war leI
ready for nervim and within a few days'
milof Valparaiso. lib report we. as fol-
Iowa:
“The Baton, Captain Witter, b now at
Valparlho, no it the Yorktown, Captain
Evans. The Remington, captain Bruin
ford, hmat Montevideo. The Charlen-
ton,0aptatn Barney.wiil be there bytiu
Silt week in February. The Chicago, Rear
Admin! Walker'- flagabtp, will be at
Ioutevideoln afrw days. The
tomanhnving been in vogue for 250
years. [lad Sib'ey taken a man, simply
accused of crime, it Would have been
dilfereut. Hemks whether in view of
thisfaet it would not be advisable to
withdraw the requisition and quash the
indictment." »_
Di norm 0 ranted.
Fifteen applications for divorce were
on yesterday's Superior court docket.
Belle Saunders, of Bridgeport, was
granted a divorce from Robert Saunders
on the ground of desertion. Married
September 3, 1m. The plaintiil’ in given
the custody of one child.
Smith 1'. Hatter, of Greenwich. was
for dcsertion. They were married Jan-
uary '33, 1872. One child is given to the
ploiutiil'.
Joseph E. Bryant, of Siamionl, was
granted a decree from Jane A. Bryant
on the ground of (insertion.
lda Beers, of Danbury, was granted a
decree from her husband, Charles Beers,
on the ground of dmertiou. The custody
of one childis given to the plaintill.
Carrie Scotield. of New Canaan, necurv
ed a divorce from Harry J. 8colleld. for
intolerable cruelty and «insertion. The
couple were married Feb. ll, um and
have two minor children. whom cullley
was given to the plaintiil.
Elizabeth Seeley, of Bridgeport, was
given a divorce from Henry S. Set-icy, of
New Haven, on the grounds of desertion.
They were married Sept. [5, men. Mn.
Henley was allowed to resume her maid-
en name of Pest.
James [1. Helen. of Bridgeport, accur-
edadecreo from Emma J. llama on the
ground of desertlm. They were married
December 24. am. The phintifl was
given the custody of two minor children.
Emma J. Taylor. of Bridgeport. 'wat
divomd from William Taylor. of part-
unknown, on the grounds of dearth».
They were married November 7, 1m.
and have one child, the mainly «which
was given to the plaintill.
Kate Tawbs, of Bridgeport, wan dla
vowed from August W. Tawka on the
ground- of intractable crnrlty. Tiny
were married June it, it‘ll. The on»
toulyofarnlnor childwar given both.
plaintiff. M...
1'- Ilc the (lo-flutter.
The notion! Port announces that
Charles Griswold, bank munitions;
It. 0. Hm. imam commit-loner;
Jeremiah Diary. school toad ear-min-
tioncr. will one Campbell. flinch for
their lamina. which be m b) pay.
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order out the militia. but no action has
beenttlicn.
THE may MURDER man
It Begin. to look no Though (Iona-o’-
llrotluv Woo Guilty.
Winuuax‘ruz. than. Jan. iii—A cheap
in the line of violence inthclary Dali-y
murder trial was made. The Monroe plan-rd
Dr. Joint Weldon, lomarlyd Belle/vim hun-
pital. New York; Dr. J. lwtoulltll. an en—
emy tarpon. and Wmlonutl. White.
of Yale college. New Haven. on the «and.
Pram White, with a microscope of an
diameton, fwnd no bleed mint on the
them The defense then introduced a
bloody knife that war foam! beneath In
Daley: window the day after the murder.
several wither-en swore it wm the my
of the broihrrof the murdered man.
i’mfuuor White who recalled and more
toflndiug human blood covpuclsn on the
knife that belmpd to you; Corona.
The prides-01's testimony in withered to
the turning polar in the trial it may
result in tl’b- mutual of in. Dairy end
the rearmt if Cm
A flu, in flu-burg.
Pmnvm, Jan. M.—-'l'wo hundred and
played by the Pitt-burg, bathe-y aw
laneberwr Traction money went own
ntrihe, mphteiy tying up the famdivie
ion-Milieu“. The-mien were work
in; twelve hours psv any,“ dair- that
thenewrcbmlwiawilim dumbin-
witboutnampondiag mo. wagon
few-n Clem .
Wanner-av. Jan 16.me
cleric; of the mem- burnt. received for-
lough- for thirty any; '2: small
the appropriatkm it t "annuals
itmyto ndncvtbr local face low
W W man that teen-v
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mkiugthc neat «fictive plea of Elie- r! :5
in copy." 0! the majority report, lit: and
Pin-tidy then “mm apart the ti ..-
of this house who do not underused . :~
Winn-yarn." tat than in noer. ..
tailor. man or wimanmloyed in Ibo my" ' .
bullw- whoduvn um murmur! it. it mt:
giving out of the linking a! denim. cl. «w m an
alibi-duo! wearing apparel hrflfiihl‘ur m:
whom the work among claw workout;
mandwn-sw and movie them optimum.
ihstvm thread-d turban
law, Iv. W, l proton: miner thin
but at var-warren". min. at a guide:
Ian and upholding the "mm; eyttm new.
[on wmmthan by the mini. ind»: ma
wort. if you [unit not in your omitlm
”Invoice-kc thrn‘t ash thou- nmmltm
to M their Iran thin-d anti lemma
Ir. liner-hr. l have learned from my apart
mathumtbtutrnmmmotmb
landma- then are run-in awn styled
m who deliberately begin wovh by
mono» Irv-burn or the hour tie
Mmhandnaudlha try to do its-rim
nut-anthem ”mm one the up
mm bili- olthlnhuur. without wattle;
lunar-grunt Mat the m unravel-tam
Wyn!" their
”at wtmwdoailthetr awn clonal
”0;mequ that! 9-minute:
Mbtolhmmy room and love their
WW IMF-thug”! ~10 wdt on
Mum: infant-biker own m; to
parlMundutowvtutulriotuu and u.
with divert their own cavalry-rand pay
Mmm.mddmu m m rum
“lair-Minnow“ "lanthanum
“album: Ital-aim.
Dealt. .
lanthanum hammer We
ltyouhwvvnownvhftw new-throat
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A few specials for Saturday Hominy and '
uesday. There can be had on the above namv
eddavs only,» embrace the opportunity. You
don’t have this chance every day. ,2
. Seven his driver to close out in two days.
1.50 don gentn' Shawknit lhow, the
same as untold all over at 15¢ a pair, closin
t at the low price of 100 a pair.
that
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LOT 2—Keep your children’s stocking up;
”No excueeto have them hanging over thefi
tops of their shoes, when you can buy the;
best Lindsey hosesupporters for children for \,
11¢: a pair, missesilc apair, ladies me a pair 53
DOT il—Srnall jug of drone goods, mostly}.
children’s fancy plaids, regular 45c ““K'k.:‘;
choice for 31¢ a yam. ' ‘
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lfll' l—Onc thousand package» heat med- -.
icated toilet paper-4500 shoe-tho packages-
for 29¢. ’
T’imm ,
LOT 5-56inch table damask We a yard.
lm ‘
LOT 0;"? doz. French bisque, nicely deo-
doratcd, l0 inch dome shade and (out)! it
i match, best burner, in fact a regular 32 lamp.
3ch are, howaver, a little loaded in lamps.
CWe will odor them ”be each. Don’t get In! t.
' Wt
1.0T 7—5561; 2 quart mill: can pails. You
have been paying for: l'or the some, for these
. two days it: each.
SOUTH NfllWllK'
iosmn Store,
:43 WASllleiTON Si it PET.
South Norwalk, Bonn. ‘
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A ShameliLSacrifice!
A great slaughter of Gents’,
Ladioa’ and Children’s Wool Hoe
iery and Underwear
M.S.Sl\il|TH’S.
Owing to the hackwarduess oi the season
we find om'seives loaded with a great «pian-
tiiy of Wool Hosiery and Underwear which
m must be cold.
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had as we are anxious to unload this
stock you may depend that the price will
be below cost, and in many instances less
than manufacturer’s price.
Our whole time and attention will be
centered on the above stock, which" will
be displayed on our center ‘couutor for the
next two weeks.
Agent for the Dem
819.50;
greet sewing Machine,
guaranteed for five years. ‘
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mom. a dump, a 2“",
hill-terminals, man. to §3fiufl I. ’
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witch! Wield-awn .
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lMHUitNBit, WM. its V'uhl rim
”max“; 3.x. Mrinall'tindu rudiment;
' DOD h. Wuhi on St. 5.
fine menu, in. oystemngiansr, vegetables.”
RAYXOSD, GBMHUM, is No. Main at, $3.
prime mutt. poultry. etc. Choice cuts at
ml) prices.
Shil'fli'll WAHHINGTOK MARKET “W
locum was. menu, poultry for inmfirtrlag
WEBBISB, J. i’. I2 Main at N. c men
wultry, tub, vtgctableo, e‘tc. W ‘ to,
lolifllillt DEALERS 8 Fully“ In”.
BASDAIJJS MILL. 2.x. lumber and timber
rough or worked toorder. mmddinmtrinudc
”AS0335 A?!” comm ‘
rilZYMfll'it, ll EXIKY lid! West a H. .
that. of stone min wntrm'akef M
flxl'fll. WILLIAM if. a; West nt,i§. 23. Job
hing promptly attended to.
MARBLE AX” GRANITE;
857%, P. “'Jl'ater 2:.5'. manufacturer 0
fine granite and marble work. and dealer
stone work of all kinds.
”Eli's 0817117235.
Clfilrl'l’flclt nuns. Masonic build' 3., It r50
Main at, 3.x. flentlemen't furnishing gmda
“A NU!!! & (9'). Fill “'anhington st, 3. 3. one
bate, gentlemen} furnixhingrr oi all kinda.
HilltCflANT Trill-OBS.
ill’sifi'd'réKl Z. til “'all M X. A perfect it
guaranteui: the latent atyiee always! on hand
le‘oifl‘l, F. i? No. Main st, 8. N. Fine Nb
Ming a. whiny. Rewiring. etc.
MILUHEBY.
COLLISai. it. 3!. i2 Main 14!, 5. N. Locum on
material can! if deeirul. ‘
FITCH. AGNIZ" Mine M Wall at. 2". toe to
”UM Hinton inlandV Dyeing inabilghmgut.
”USMC TZACH BBS.
YEtl'l'tlhf ‘3. K. iii Went avenue, 3’. Teacher of
i'ia m, Organ and llnrnnmy.
Gilt-'03, ALEX a. 2': Kerwin st, 2". Hana,
organ and harmony.
OYSTER I'LAS-‘TERS AND DEALERS.
HOTT. W. H. rt: :4! 7);. lil l'n’aler at. S 3. (foot
of lift) mum.» Plat. M‘s. exporters and who
nah: dealers in native o) stun.
liiiilli .lt lit)§.~',l!.i§'. li‘il “'ahvr at. ENCI’XIB-
ion and «towers of Snrwalk oysterr.
VAX NAME, J. L. a (:0. l’. 0. ho: W15. 2:.
I’A'ITEIDQ‘.‘ A35!) MODELS.
SOEtWAlJt PATTERN WHRKS,(‘hMB.Ain-
lhnrper. prop" lureraide “c.1513. Home heat-
ing; a agwlalry, by “film. but water or hot
.57. Reference-a: Nnrwalk [Ark Company.
(firearm: Ur. liquor/man. lateaxm: ii. i. Bel.
mot. terrazzo: Join Tryen, (hot air); William
1!. math. r-zeaml; Um": Chm-ch, that air);
and than, where.
PilKTEItS.
mu EXAltll, f. l'. 7 “’ater at. N. iii: - painter
Paint, gold and silver signs a ”morally.
Un’l‘iliilihhii “EU. ll. 7 \‘v'ater a!’ N. Bovine
amt ego painter, paper hanger” ,
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rturrocunrnrms.
quilts}; Jniylriid'itaz‘iie'bett. " " ‘”
watercress.
Burke. "1’. L' office ill and 4‘ \Vnehlnzwu .
a. s. 'unni. r: en in. x m a]: to s. ’1
11.150 Tl'SEB k REPAIBEIL
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dealer in pianou, "mam. 1558a music. etc.
I'LJTISG —«(i€ll.i), SHJT.“ AND NICKEL
.~i)l"t ii :{criLlV'AHi PLATES“ C0. ‘9 “'aler
at. All Emil“)! chm-fr“ .iatingrlv’rne,ml!shmg
and rehabbing of all iimln of me a.
REAL “TATE AGES").
LA 't’TUS, JAf’UB 1i. Vv'a-hlngrou st. marlin)
$.33. Property for salmlmum nurture adv
WU! )Dil'rtitl). ii. A. No. 1i:in:t,.~:..\. how to
n at and building loin for male.
BESTAITBAMH.
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at all hmrrn. mm tly ill"!- 1 liter: in Hill) rm.
amt. A few table hauler» taken.
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try the but. prion: the Meat. What! 3331'
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lit—rum: muddle! “laud. rill term Eat. 1:.
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burr inching promptly atwlod '2‘
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