86 Washm
We have just re-
ficéived a lot ofnew de—
‘ signs in CUT GLASS
and ROYAL WOR-
:QESTER-
' Suitable wedding
or anniversary gifts.
Prices reasonable.
Celtic and see them.
l‘v‘
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IEAIl THE FOLLOWING:
81030! B. Phalsl’lll), Dear Sin—Know-
ing the formula from which Plaintcd's
Dough Remedy is prepared,we certify
More medicinesof whichit is com-
firmed are of recognized utility for throat
and lung troubles, and that it contains
. gypsum or‘otherpoisonous or injurious
.n
(2.8. loan, H. 1)., Norwalk.
mummies. If. 1)., 3‘
0. ll. lotions», M. D.
W]. C. Burn, JIL, I. D. ., 3;. Norwalk.
0.0. Romulus. I. D.,
ll 1).,
W. S. TODD, I. 1)., Ridgofield.
m CLARKE, M D. West Somer-
IIIXATRNIKI
What Is it?
It acts patent neutron, but alealtlruate
Jineontainlngavery large percentage
dbmmm red “Ivorian barkao
w-btnsdwttkothsrwell known renedleaae
blame-atheism delighrtut'l'onles that
nude-rue. It is a positive can for
all.” feeling. that underlay from
weakness. ltmartoptoslltbedelkatede-
anddisordere that malenrnnktnd
. ’ltbanornllthe diseases and
winner-thinner!» feel so week. A
”Whrm and builds up. A ner-
via-thumbnail strengthens. II is well
mmmu blim- Is the liver In
too slowly and ro
ruminant-mimosa»
flWLoxatonlk
“Milkiiamedlalelyshovhedand
mommies. thereby stumble:
duos-lumen of the ammo!
M m all eons-ties and
Wain-am Astra-r
Murmansk-enthused
”ruthenium“
. . murmur
III. mung-t2 Irst‘ytsatt.
Myanmar
L A. ERERIIRY (I 60.,
Norwalk.
gtorr Street,
uni EVENING simmer.
'orechargrd [oralreyulormmmrfr
South N orwalk
, immi- sen " or»
84 WaShIIrgton Street
JAIEB 00w“, Editor and Proprietor.
“glass &” rm
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Ndices‘ofloeulartertnharenfsof ml
kindrdowlu'ckaaadanarimiam
andnotieescaleulolaltopmotem
hmmmuudw
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a line.
llnlatnra Almanac tow 1mm.
Sun Rises Sun Soul II Title
III. fiat l Rifle” in" at 7:.)
n no I
New t'ork llnald Weather Formats.
1n thlsdlstrict to-dayclondyto prtly My
weather will prevail till noon. preceded In the
morning hyralnor snowonthe mamwlik
slowly falling temperature lbmhont the
day, and brisk to fresh northeasterly In nonh-
westerly winds, followed at been by clear
weather. On Wednesday colder, clear weather
and fresh northwesterly to northeastern
winds will probably prevail. followed by slowly
ruin; temperature. and on nut-day warmer.
fair weather.
SOUTH NOBWALK.
What the People of Our City are Doll:
and Sula-g.
Fred 1]. Quintard, of theW'Isner Shoe
company, is in Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Golden, of linde—
gascsr. are the guests of Iientenant~Col-
one! Crows.
In another column Taylor & Golden
ofl'erforsale a desirable house and lot
on Elizabeth street.
Ilia; Florence Byxbee, of this city, and
P. J. Shea. of Brooklyn, N. Y., were
married in Brooklyn by the Rev. Father
O'Malia, Sunday evening.
——Reasonable prices at Lane‘s depot
restaurant.
A large white horse owned by Innis
Farber, ran out of grocevyman Philip
Sloninsky's barn on Taylor avenue. th'u
morning, and the animal has not yet
been found. 3 __
lilies Inc (I. Suiting, of Brooklyn,
has returned from a visit at the reel»
deuceof Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wilcox.
She was accompanied home by Mrs.
Leila Weed,
—I)r. Bates, soccesor t» Bridges &
Bates, veterinary surgeonsdras opened an
office at lloyt's drug store, 8 Nojlniust.
lions 3 and i at Music Hall were oc-
copied last evening by members of the
Norwalk and Alpha Wheel clubs. Sever—
al members of the former club occupied
seats in the balcony.
Arr-cot potatoes 25 cents a peek at F.
Hayes' market—w
The Misaes Orlich, of South Alain
street. spent Sunday with their sister,
Mrs George B. Plnistod, in New York.
Mr. Plainted has been semmly ill. but is
now on the roadto recovery.
Don't suffer from my kind of Rheuma-
tism or Gout! Dr. Richardson’s Win-
teIxreen. Prickly Ash andACelavy Rheu-
matic Powders core the worst cases.
Ask for be. or tile. sample.
~Georgelockwood will open a real
estate and insurance oilice at No. 280mb
Iain 3W, between March 15th and
April let. Only first class insurance
companies willberepreaented. A stren-
nomeifort will be made to sell realestato
placed in his hands.
'l'hesound was unusually rough last
night smite-day. Theoyster boatsdld
not go out,snd tlrspvopsllstadsou
hwtriplromNorwalktollewYorkwss
ohllmdtoputioatWilsonl’bint. The
City of Norwalkwaaseveral hours late
in arriving stthewharflnthkclty.
fromflulimsnrrttohlslargenewhmse
onllotonfilll.________
IuEdvamolflw'o M
if. William Iainstreet.
.M m
—Allvarloti-oflhhfrosn8toldwnts
poondatlv‘ llsyes' market.
Butlerhrdge, V1.10. 0. Ft, will re-
hearse the history degree tonight.
There will be a number of candidates for
tomorrow night:______'_w
atbout twenty-five people from this
Mary, including several members of linin-
boldt Lodge, attended the annual ball of
Goethe lodge, III Stamford last night.
I
o “I. r1 " 'fw'
Tkscase of the state ve. James H.
Babbitt, of Stamford, charged with de-
frauding Hatch, Bailey It 00., will come
up in the Superior court tomorrow.
-Purc cotteewithpurecrearn.oo a
cup, depot restaurant. Open all night.
A regular coilinunicntlou of on Well
Ialge,l‘io.108. Rand A. It, will be
held this evening. The second degren
will Moonlerrpd‘ou several candidetor.
The Merchants Retail Protective As-
sociation held so warm meeting
inthc Sonsof Temperance Hall, south
Main street, last "coin. The member-
ship is burning rapidly.
—J. Ii Fishsrwill open up (lsrshonr
Raymond‘soldstnnd tomorrow with a
full line of meat, thh, fruits. vegetables
kc... cheap for cash.
'l'heChautauqua Union will meet to-
nrorrow night with Ire. Frank Conr-
stock,of80uthllainstreet. An elaboro
ate programme has. been prepared for
theowasion.
Iiller d: Seraph, the North Main
streetgroceryrnau. have d’nsolvsd part-
nerelrip. Peter Miller will conduct the
bIIn’nem. Sunni Scorpio accepted a
position this morning with Groceryman
George E. Smith.
—\'t'illopsn up with a new stock of
meats, fruits. firh. vegetables, etc, at
Gershom Raymond’aold stand. 13 North
Iain street, larch 2. J. E. Fisher.
William Waterbury, formerly of this
city, now conduct! on a Broadway sur-
face car, jumped from the our Sunday to
stop a runaway horse and was knocked
down and seriously injured. When llr.
Waterbury resided here he was em-
ployed on the Consolidated med us win
doctor.
—Do you wear artificial teeth? Can
youeatwiththeni? ltnet,mll andset
Dr. Darrnar who will make you another
set Im: ofslarge If they do not give en-
tire satislacliou.
Patrick Iobsley, foreman of the
foundry at the Nova”! Iron Worth.
wasamus'uig himself yumday afternoon
poking a stick at Snyder the upsu-
rnan‘s horse. and laughing to see the
animal snap at it. Soon it was the
horse'stnrn to laugh, be having cloned
his teeth down on one o! Pitt‘s thumbs,
coining Ir ps'mful injury.
—L‘ull at (Barbour Raymond’s old stand
tomorrow; new stock; everything cheap
for cash. Juli. Fisher.
While cunning Railroad Place from
the depot to the poet oilloe, Saturday
evening, Colonel (lungs Ford. bosiraira
manager of the Bridgeport Union. was
run over by a carriage contaimnx Cap
Iain W. ll. Hoyt. Ir. Ford's rlght foot
and leg were severely bruised. lie was
Ireland to Pleisted'sdrug store, a coach
procuredandlrewas taken to Irh home
on Taylor avenue.
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303ml“ NEWS.
A ilreaay W efltem Iron Ike
mu end at Iowa.
8.3. L'liomnredieo has. received the
real life Insurance company for the
mostb‘IIsIns-forthe last three months
lnlm. 'lblaspealrawellforlr.l.'fiom~
:nedlsu’smnsss capacity. Measur-
Igenso but companies ended)»
What-Mmlnblswork "
’l'o-nrorrowbslngAisedndsdsy,tbe
dratdayoflmhthevewlllbessrvices
at'l‘rtnltycliaich. 1n themnlngst
ION ocloek there will be morning
erodes. actual“. Rev.
mummm.m%
IIIII punt. ,
«wm-wamuumm‘x’
In. James Iced: of school street,
has
WW
undermine-rims mason. whore-
eidraon spring Hill, in at Cllltlrlm. it
it. nor a few weeks.
Worker-II are engaged putting down
the van-IMW In front of the Nov-
wslk club building.
Iii Battle thbell Is swirling her
brother. Postmaster iiubbell, at the
patelssioutswdays.
IrJndIrnwwa Wand
, herds, are mats
Ire.
hasbeeuvhltlnglwr aunt, In. Jams»
mmmflzorwowf
ll Ensure-slumber:- yesterday
mwmwriu. ”
mmaflWu-iiln
MWWMW mu
strontium ‘ (luildmreet mils-i.
ternoonintbepsneh’ rooms. '
The monthly Mill 0‘ “'9 “9h
Wheel club tat. place tbi evening.
CbarlssP.fltaoley,roncfS.K.8tsnley,
of Iainstrsetdeill with more.
Dwyer's Nonslk (3in will give
acumertintheOprrallouse this even-
Inx Both will occupy the smre on
Iainstreet recently vacated by C. L.
Werner.
John Weyerbauer, of :Union Place,
has accepted employment with 8. W.
Gonorr-
Poetrnuter Bnbliell reports seventy-
nine special’ delivery letters for the
month of February.
Therewillbea reception at the Nov-
walk Military Institute this evening. A
lsrxonurnlia' of invitations have been
issued.
Ira. Edward ”Whitworth, who has
been spending two weeks at her old
home in \Vallingford, returned to Nur-
walk Iaetevenrnfw
ThsNorwalk council ofthe United
’BrotherboodotCarpentersandJoinersM
will meet this eveninginthe Sons
Temperance llsll.
lint. Robert Key, of Springfield. for-
merly Ali-Josie Tanner, of Norwalk, in
spending a week in town as the sweet of
MrandIrLGsorgeLTuller,oflb
llerw'rn street.
Carpenter: «numerical wozk this
morninglntlleswreinthefluldeulmild-
ing. rewotlv vacated by William 3
Dean. Thellrrorwillbo loweredand
theplaoe renovated.
Daniel Memo! Wartporr, formerly
employed by James I. Crash. of th-
place.dicd this murmur: at Lambert It
Beck‘s Columbia hotel lull-rich. The
remains will be taken to Weapon for
burial.
J‘arnea J. Vaughan, a local weather
prophet. prerlicted violent storms in this
locality Initbclst. 2th, l2tlr and link.
The butofthoseries is hereontiine
and Mr. Vaughan is wrresmndingly
elated
At e special meeting of the Sorwalk
club, held last night, the report of the
house committee regarding the furniture
for the new club room: was accepted,
and it was voted maywpviate $3.“ for
the furnishing.
Town clerk Herbert Smith went to
New York yesterday morning and
bought tickets for Tony», l-‘ls. This
atrernoon. accompanied by his sum
Stella, he Iaavsa for the smith, where he
will spend the month 0! Inch.
Arthur Leary was arrested by titlieer
Martin last nighmharged with being in-
toxicated. This morning he was tried
before JInItioe Coolidge. found guilty.
and sentenced to ten days in jail besides
working out .510 carts oi the case.
One of thelarge iron clutch“ used to
hold up the sheftrnp which run the
South Norwalk system of electric lights,
broke about 8:31 o'clock this morning
Superintendent Yeauin was sent for to
help repair the damage. it was found
onset the belts. A new clutch will be
placed" In {milieu today and the lights
will be runnlns as usual tonight...
ltwasespectnltbatIrs. Annie Hall.
whowas injured bysfsll on DscsIulrer
In, lneonseqnenceof tbedefactlvs “curb
In front of the Korwslk hotel.
bringsultsnbrstthe boronabforsevsr-
own-nostalgia. The slim
days required bylaw In which a notice
Innatbellledisnownpsnditls to hte
todoanythlng. ‘I'lrts b s heavy-load
IittrdtrourtbeslmldeneftbsCourtot
Bursa-strand they once more breathe
easy. . ..
or,» run arias. .
Ins and “riboflavin.”
INK.
lrvinsJouesw-gtvuasurpriva Fri-
day-evening by a large arr-Ilia: “ll“
’“u'm l
AMI-rubidium.“
bin-Immature been on
Marathi-W
mwmwmwad
Mammy an
lutkelsddvrsasltmm
mmtakeofltheclutoh and cut Y
m, when the onions WILL BE armour. FOR FRIDAY.
m:
' RNAN A SRN. --
i South Norwalk
Ilse East Norwalk lire pollen hold
their annual election of officers this
evening.
Thoma-vermin Won 23W
Wmsmmn. and Robert Me»
llverwhakera on VanZ-rrdt avenue, harm
Arson My“ by mutual wnsent.
”About forty happy you; people In-
vadalthehonscof Mr. and Mrs. J ller-
bcrt Wheeler. on Keyser avenue, lmt
evening and completely surprised the
youngcoople. The evening was plow
antly spent in various social Insiimes
andanabundauceol refrrnhmenrs were
served.
Theannunl hull of the East Norwnllr
F'ifeand Drum corps washcldinthe
armory last night. There was a very
large attendance and the occasion was
one of much enjoyment. Heine's or~
chestru furnished music and the festivi-
tia vrenvliept up until the “we sma'
hours” this morning.
ROWAYTOR.
nirsnivio noises.
Theatrical Matters In Which Play-(loin.
People will be later-seed
Wr.‘ .
:j'bo metal“
at Blinnell’e Iago»
this «rennin when the annivemry of
his tlreatretskes place. Manager Bun-
nell has engaged what the lovers of good ‘
comedy will say is the best company that
it has ever been their good fortune to
witnm—‘Sa‘die Mnrtinot, in “Pompa-
dour. "
“The concerts of Reeves\ , says
the Charleston, 8 0., News Courier.
"continue to grow in far as the admir-
able playingof the In is talked
about. It is no es to say that ,
better music than the-miscens or or:
hand has never been heard in the South."
w» I
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Sprinzrdllsooobeharoandwom
The Urluinbia Wheels stand Io-dav. after tllteen 3 oars' of trial
paralleled formnntruc'ion,durability and new or running. No ?n'3n:llilir?oriisr:lfrnW$
:3on "I: wrdIIor durability 3113: his? bun old-ulna by “zinc (Iotl'll linen!
out. : H vs nrnmwrewy (Wiener an n t N
. mariners Plums-ties as Well as Cushions in 0“, ill“ n 0 delay, as Ive can “"9‘"
‘ run 0va rvrzuarlc
somegoodslhatmllmakeyouepringdbontafooi ‘ v '
joy and surprise. Refreshing and like a drink of pure W
water they will come to you in environ. We are the mo tpfifig.
RN68 E SIII
LEADING 036cm. 7
33 WASHINRIRN STREET
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ClllllNBIA BICYCLES
Century Cole-this, Pneumatic Tires,
Light Roidrter llal’cty Columbia, ‘éu‘m
[salad uranium-II. «mm
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Mariel see this elegant line of wheels before placing your orders. Terms to suit
d ACK 50 N
SI WALL STREET.
Taylor 8: Golden.
WASHING“)! STREET
BROTHERS.
NORWALK, Illllll.
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ReaIEsIaIeandlnsuIance. 'llllill Slllllllll ’1
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
The ollloiul board of the Methodist
church met last evening.
Two people were baptized~ at the Bop-
ing. Presiding Elder Wing will he
meant
Yrstuiaater E. Themes has had an ad-
carriagu each week from his factory
here. nearly all of them going to Phila-
chplIlIL fire number of employee has
been doubled during- the past week.
IAIIB‘.
Miss Navy K. Sands is seriously ill
with the grip.
Those who go to hear this celebratrd
hand at Music "all tomorrow evening,
will be trentoi to as delightful a musical
entertainment probably as has ever been
The Leslie-1' Guild of St. Luke‘s church
will hold their first narrating of the year
Thoriulny afternoon at 3 o’clock.
James G. Bmhuell died at Fitch's
Soldiers‘ home Friday. The remains
were takento his home in Voluntown
new character to the stage when he
stews-II forth as Old Jed l’routy before
the. footliglrts, The diameter and the
play have since been musizlerahly talked
about. The atmosphere of a Maine vil-
lage was as novel as it was refrrnhing to
in: anchalot cheap for car-h can
tornor by ad lreseinx Ti. H. Pillow, So. 50 neat-
but street, .\'ovvrslk. i‘ nmr.
(‘OR‘ET mnkrn.
.\'ew York lit}
Canal other New \‘ork cit).
sui'ill
rvax'rivo
O. \iiIlHIS bulging or table bonnie-rs.
a“ hu he nda ' u," Morin. street )lrat t‘li Sarir
I? run . Ii y e e I 1:. ‘ 4
» lfllfitmlutrimmini: on atvavrhat-I .\p
The last ‘llmm'fll' conference 0‘ ““3 alutne II w heelerJilliutlrr drew! ;
. - , v ‘ , . Norwnlk. tailor 3
ll. E. (hutch wrll be held hiday Iren-
Tll“ROU-llls" competent girl for gen-E
. Reference ruthEI-tfd
1t!
. . . , . . “wilful“F men can be aiming no.9
druou built to the ethos. making It A; :Iami . ed r on»i w- m k
' ' ’ ' ' wit rout board: . first—I R~$1flll I
"new In; mod use. etc. inquire .'.. z
I. . 30". |i IIOW bhlwm m baby ANTED. H v uof good address and
tho- year. . .
" 1))! k Box . Norw‘nlk.
SI 1 Li. hulldin
Bell Island or
"I ale" safeties, best yet:
ICYC LEI 'uuls.
absolute) mrantimi. Cushrune. u
t
forrisilv to rake t‘lurrr- of taitory
here Inst employed. \irhxrls 3115.133
business in thin- ll}
lotl1 on the sea ehorc near
Palm. An one hav-
nd a ens»
{filer
\ reliable experlemed
“Ill par ilfr ”‘9? work mnn
If worth it; alm'alII-Inr'isnr‘ Pure-rienfletl help.
We pay Ire-t prices. in New k'ovk city. Applr
by letter only. hintinx full pnrtiI-rilavs n33
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. ENTERTAINMENT
Franklin Street School Hall,
MURRAY EVENING FEBRUARY 29
TNESRAY EVENING, NARRN I.
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li’umrsuur .. .. ......\ll§a’ Edith Hunt.
.I'ltsi It Inc: Mrimnules Borneo
ll’I’Ef’I .\li ~.\‘Ixiiu.- Word )flas May Purine-it
m . l t‘ mam:
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Mi; Iiimkl‘iigiinpriggin-I )liigfigghg 2352:};
Lira Rat tlnn .. . His: Grace Jenni
Inna Marin. servant .
Mr Swinging .. .. . .. b.lr Barry Bryan
‘Invor Rattan .. I ”Mr.“ WillIsCrn
\ ictr r I)uBoi~,a Frenchmiru. Mr. JuneaBurn‘g
WADlllsslt’N “so. 3)
(‘akc and Cream served astral 8 2.6. 35.9
IIIlSlIl "All, 800T" llllllffAlK
”Mi-Is .\'ellie Smith
Miss line lounsbury has 'returued heard in this suction of the country. hundred mm“... “m. I. mind and final: \1 ATREL an EVEXING 8.
from a visit to 'l‘arryrown. h. I. Riel iGolden. “w comedian, ”we a dollars. onue-ticutt w I. I:...- .\'.w r3333:
Wednesday. March 2d.
sun gnIcEII
In
tor interment.
Tomorrow being Ash Wednesday.
there will be service at St. Luke's
chumhat10:3l)o'clock. On Friday ul-
ternoons services will he held at 3:3).
WilliaurSrully and family more to-
dny to Far Rookawiry, Long Island. In.
Sonny has kept a bakery and confection-
ery slur" in the rear of the depot for
the put two years
jaded manual audiences. The faithful
embodiment of quaint. honest old Jed.
touched tho popmar heart. which re-
sponded with both laughter and tears
With sir-vial scenery and much of it, and
the original ctlicierrtouumny 3 r repre-
sent tho other curious .\lm fol ks and
Boston people who throw in th play. .\lr.
Golden apIn-ars here at Mine llnll
Thursday evening. It is iiiinouu r-d that f.
the pmdrmuon willbe the sarrv elabo-
rate one that has been given in t 2 larger
cities. Th» play has an inn-resting story.
Part 0f the attlonls plural In Boston
and thus the quiet village life portrayed
has. the advantage of wotmst.
The fifth anniversary of the Young
I‘eoph-‘s Inu'iety was held in the (kingnu
Rfliltlnll church last evening. llclegn»
lions from societies in "I'm vicinity were,
prevent and after an interesting pro-
ngrnIr. refreshments were served.
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Werw Pmnt Ivory Ilnll Boy.
The following pupils of Grade ‘3, Con-
cord Sim-I school have been present
every half day during the month of Feb
flurry: Ella (lowpsrthwaite. Mary Kul‘
hank. Lizsie Nihill, Elsie Pitzer, Alice
Smith. Mary Smith. flan mm. min.
ton lfiithill. Howard Davids, John (Iro-
vrr, ()swin Harris, Robert llnnnegan,
Charlie lirll. Christopher Logan, Frank
Mayhem Stanley llayhew. Herbert Peor-
son, 1- red Scudder. Willie Snyder. Louis
Spiller George Weeks.
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Connecticut rare-Is.
The following were laurel Feb. %.
rm. List furnishedfronroiliccv f A. ll.
Wooster, solicitor of patents. Bridgeport.
Coon:
Frank Armstrong. Bridgeport, adjus-
table die; 0614’ ll. Warner, Bridgeport
corset: Frank A. Wilmer. Bridgeport
hub for wheels: James is. lkrpeland,
Hartford. velocr ale: “Illtnm Urey.
Hartford. signal . evlco for telephone pay
stations: Theron J Lowland, Bantam,
rqur- apparatus \I-Ison l. .\ustin. Don
Iniry. trollev fur-rrI-rlwed railways: lIn
nu.» Ilahmck llor'rden. clrain- 'b’ullllllfi
user hzrmsur for tendering machines. In
I’llls lulu-.ock Maiden rim-nilurg- -liflL~'ll
:or amino ~Iiraclriues; Joseph burr New
lourlon \anh tamer a} ton; llugli
ll Cmigre, Stanford. basin strainer and
stopper. Design. “Illlnm l. Steven-
son, New Ilium. t'trll’lfl trimmings.
PROBATE SALE 0F REAL ESTATE.
l“ ll!“ .\HT III on order «If the l‘mlrt III
l'mbare tor the dlnlrltl n! \nrwnlk will
or- sold III puhlrr aIuIInu rollw higher-I Mild-:r
on Nevin). th- IIIII day of )Iarrlr, 1&3.
three 0'. to: II um ”I am. “fill"! prr vlou-ly Ill:
Iruaed III at private aslr- MI 1- Ih. rial-1J1”:
ind Interest uw'llrmldrumluyivrmf .\orwali.
in sahlIIl-Itrlrl, an llwrlr’tni uplmrlmgilrlrtor.
ntlhe Nun-o! hlnml mnent In and In
the dwelling home and lot tel y mounted by
«slit (luyrvr an his [miner-trust. at b nth Nor-
walkmn ltIrtun lllll. no rallvd
to take place on Ilw prrmtw~.1‘vrmn
Imt Inwllttnm mule known at rim: of little.
tor rum. titan [Impumt
Li I “l5 0. xrznmi. Trawler.
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1! a \ow York millionuiro gives a diu- I
nor at 5th avenue and our. street. costing
WWII) which gives l9 ndyroople dyspnlnin.
and tlmwo worhr‘ spend $1.4 455.00 In doc-
Ioru' bills am finally have to pay 1-100
each for Cactwr Blood Core to t use them,
what would be the saving per capita If
the dinner should not be given, there
being It? .psraons at the feral!
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on may have the pmblcm solved and
get Information about t‘actns illomlt urc.
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