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We have just re- MM
cerved a lot of new de-
signs in CUT GLASS
and ROYAL WOR-
CESTER.
Suitable wedding
or anniversary gifts.
Prices reasonable.
Come and see them.
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Gauss: B. Pump. Dmr Sin—Know-
ing the formula from which Plaisted's
Cough Remedy is prepared, we certify
thatthe medicincsof which it is com-
ptwed areof recognized utility for throat
and lung troubles. and that it contains
noopiumwotberpo'atonrmminjnrbns
one»
Galen-nail. 1).. Norwalk.
mmfit It .. "
(human.
WI. C. mm JIL, “I. 1):. So. Norwnlk.
0.6. Mam)!
stipatiou Powders cure Constipation and
m ford
£313 Maj.” D" ”"1 Liver (minim. Ask for be. or tile.
W. s. Tenn, ll. 11.11 sample.
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sous fork Harald 'eathn torus-ate.
day. wan-er. fair to partly cloudy weather.
SOU'I'II NORWALK.
null-yin.
East avenue church Saturday night.
Edward Bunion. of Poplar Ridge, N
ton street.
F. I). Lawton & (70’s.
to the Taylorville Coal Company, 'l'ay
lotville. ill.
ly in that place. -
restaurant.
tap; on Union street.
Cancun. Rhubarb and Senna AutiAUon
formerly of South Norwnlk.
luxmmm
What Is it?
ltisnota patent mambo: alumni-re
“sign-Maven lame m
dlkblxheatgrudeof red Peruvian bark so
eeuflaedwithotberwwll known remedies“
tofunsneofthnlnnat delightfui'fonlcs that
Manicures. It is a positive cure for
llarien.1'nealhy_____.
for cash. J. B. fisher.
andtbeharncatwerehroken.
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'l'llE EVENING SENTINEI.
user, m where on Wm»:
of arr-r own in advertising calm
are Manual for at regular rules. 10 cents
ll Rift. . .. W“ "um "w“-
Ilniaturw Lina-as tar fo—narrsw.
Bun fists' lilti- This. Low This
at «2| l at at It!
in this district today cloudy topartly cloudy
weather and brisk to fresh northeasterly to
northerly winds will probably prevail. till this
afternoon. with IIl‘III temperature changes-
preoeded by churdim and followedby clear-
ing and rising temperature. 011 PM“.
warmer. partly cloudy to fair weather will
prevail. with fresh. variable winds; for Batu!-
Wht the People of Our City are ”all;
The Botcbkiu troupe will be at the
Y., is visiting J. B.theler. Washing-
’ —Fresl1 country esp 23¢ per down. at
The Somalk his Works Company
shipped yesterday a large air compreator
J. C. Hawkins and family. of Seaside
I’laoe. returned from blip, L. 1.. yester-
day. Mr. Hawkins' mother died recent‘
~Reasonable prices at Lane's depot
Chief of Police l'ollrner will more
Alwil i. from South Main street into one
of «Councilman Sands Selleck's out-
Are you mtipated? Dr. Richardson's
The pleasing news copra from Omaha.
Neb.. thatason was born on February
23th to lir. and Mrs. Thomas J. Penrwll.
The mryall Wellington and several
when took a large number of people to
Westport this morning to attend the
ftmeralof Danienfadden. who died in
~Call at Gershorn Raymond's old stand
tomorrow: new stock: everything cheap
A horse belonging to sovne farmer fell '
down while going a I the of -—J. I}. I'l sher will open up tiershom
South Main and Baviland struts yum-
day afternoon. The shaftsof the wagon
Pumhasersof bootsand shoes should
read C. If. Harvey's locals in this innue
M III-pie feeling. that tailoring from
weak” It puts a strrplonll the debuted»
Wanddismders that maksmunkind
aulev. ltis annuity forall tin dlsraaust and
Wmmeym feel so weak. A
'uthtlavmandbuildswp. Am
strum-mt strengthens. I: it well
MMIMW liver is the liver in
whbhtthmu-m slowly and re-
I‘auolongbetorettispawedforwardiato
E‘E'aumun... “Loxatonilt
mtmnnwmsu
aisle-tie circulation. thereby sin-grits;
thsasrnsaauhtmtveurte of the moi
m wad removing all congestion and
“Melanoma. Askynar
Mum-adulannothalnst
fire-y offer bargains in these lines that
have never been equalled. and reprment
a general reduction in special lotsof over
«One lot children‘s elm, minced front
Also children's rubbers from
231'. to 71".. at C. II. Harvey's.
Rev. Inn'- Prcnclt, of St. Luke’s
church, Novoton. was unable to pvvacb
in‘l'rinityehurchlasteveuing,“ Rev.
(T.lf.8elleckhadcbarge of the service
sndprescbedan able sermon. advising
thccongreptiontomakethemostoftbe
and'fnaiefnrtharwisnolsstasund.
‘1 PREPARED“
a. "11qu. I2 Iasb'gtaut.
em [on SALE AT
see-yo
ypuwbad a large
"tsxpecttosee
whatlwafi,
lawn-canon. _
It will be Ila.” feet. two stairs high.
mum
.pound. Pine quality
ponnd.atF.D.lawtoatCo‘a
cablbldonlncunstnekflrothers'win-
trumped-.11! which Ir.
Warnernahrsaapeehlty. Bythtspio-
Wheat“; Indihen its thawed-[hike scrim”.
«amenity-libs new “a
msohdp-mnaltafl. Mam. at
wwmmnnms
BuildevJ.C.Crnwe has the contract
for an addition to ea-lfayor Bubbell’s ’
new hat factory onWoodward avenue.
Ir. Crown is ab building a dwelling
Month‘s-’31» thaw-inform-
~Mansneldcrean1erylmttar,aica
dairybutter,tllc
" W.B.Warnsr.ot Rowaytoa, has on
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The Woman's Want-list: Temperance
Union will hold tint! regular meeting at
the Suldievs‘ Home. Baotou. tomorrow
aimleavtnz hereon the Nit tralu.
Don't forgot the lumine- meetlng thls
waning at 7 dclook. '
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F. I). Lawtontco'r.
new :1»: XII t tivmm ~I
Br RMThro‘ekmtnn entertained
the inmate-of the Bloomingdale insane
Asylum in New York Inst Friday even»
ins, and among the audience was W. J.
Bosnian, the well known author and
actor. Bothartistabavebeenhcardhere.
~lansiiold cresmcry butter. 340 a
pound. Fine quality dairy hitter. 28c
pound, at F. D. Lawton & Co's.
Sherman Council, Royal Arcanutu,
holds its regular meeting tonight.
'I'hedrgrro will he conferred on two or
three candidates. All_Royal Arcanum
members are cordially invited to attend.
Council will boopcn at 8 o’clock sharp.
«Porn coffee with pure cream. on n
(in), depot restaunnt. Open all night.
0.1mm the baker, fell on the ice
heard. 8. Ferris’ jewelry storeon South
llsiu street. yesterday afternoon. and a
handfulof reticent pieces hehad went
' floating through the air. lie was severe-
ly shaken up. though not seriously in-
jured.
—-Onc lot of Iises' Heel Button Boots,
sites it to i, 81. formerly $9. at (3. ll.
Harvey's. *M .._.
’l'us San-mu. erred in announcing
' that theChautauquaUnion was to meet
last night at thehome of IiraI-‘rank
Comatock. onSouth Ilain street. it was
the programme committee who met.
The Union does not meet until the even.
log of Munch 21. _
-0ne lot of ladies' Button Boots, re
duced from $3.25 to 32.50, at l}. H.
Harvey's.
The caseof Hatch. Bailey & t‘o. against
James II. llabla‘tt. did not come to trial
in the Superior Court yesterday. as Rab-
bitt's cunt-cl. Judge Kepler, of Stam-
ford. has withdrawn from the cane and
- Rabbitt bad nooneto defend tum. Un-
less settled out of court. it will come up
for trial attire May bun.
—English walnuts and mixed nuts. lOc
per quart. and hickory nuts. 5:211 qunrt.
at P. I). Lawton & Co's.
Gabriel Hoyt, an East Korwnlk young
runan honouring quite proficient as a
slack wire and tight rope walker. under
the tulorship‘ of "Kutarnorpa." the
snake clamor. if lint. Burke does not
snowed inaecuring a favorable engage-
ment for thocircus season. it is under
stood thatshewill put a tent show of
her own on the road, and that young
Boyt's acrobatic feats will be among the
attractions.
Raymond' s old stand tomorrow with a
full line of meat. fish. fruits, vegetables,
to. cheap for cash.
Orders have been hatred by the udjut-
not general sweating State Indy-s for
' proficiency in rifle shaming lost seawu.
The military men in this lowlity who
have received badges are as follows: Col-
onel Frost, sharpshooner: Lieutenant-
(Iolooel Crowe. llntrclaut marksman;
Quartermaster Sergeant (lanung, Trum-
peter J. W. (lorltam and Ilusiciuu L. A.
Taylor. of Company D, qualified as
marksmen. Corporal L. I". Pollard, of
Company F. tint-class marksman. and
PrivatrJ. l", Cooper. marksman.
MIRIAM hfll‘ll.
A Brae-y Bug; of Ito-s from the
lav-nah and nf'lawa.
Ili- (lertnrde Benedict. of West ave-
nue, is ill with pennants.
Pedrotlnatomtthis place.hasgtmeto
worklotlto dipping room of the Non-
walkbckfaetory.
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'l'haY I. (Ethan! mistiuxnvhiclr
wastohavebeeuheldlast evening. has
beatsdjournedfnroneweek.
Ii- Duane, of loitaveuue, parole
llvsdolnckteayratsrdayaftarnoonJhe
w. united lureeeivln; the guests by
anountry eggs 2811 par lit”, at [W
Hrs. Walter Taylor.
mm‘otmmc. basacctpb
sdapultiouwttbtttsldfsnnAntorustlerdmtion
Wmummllh
Manuals looking alter the mar
eewhnilramiahrad “but:
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A child of Frank Tsylur, who line it
Poplar Plain but the initial fever.
Albert Wslnits. of Cranberry Plains.
has two children ill with scarlet lever. , ,
I’.W.llerrill,anuebloCol. 1..
insane; its. nihilism uni”
.nv'
Summerhhu. m M
W
Chariot ’I’ M. of holdup even
left lown this alteration for a week‘s v
it in Trenton, N. J.
Meetings tonight: St. John's Lodge.
A. I". and A. 31.; Brotherhood of St.
Andrew at St. Paul’s parish rooms
115. A. E. Hoyt, an uncommon f
whose illness wns made yesterday,“
thought to be' in a critical condition.
Among the matrimonial events arr,
pounced to take place in the ucpr future.
is the marriage of Miss Carrie J. Waite
to J. L. VanNntuc. of East Norwalk.
Bridget McEptee. widow of Patrick
llcEntce, died this morning at her home
on [canard stmet. The funeral will be
held Saturday morning at St. Mary's
church. ' m“-
The newfcorporals of Company F took
uptho drilling of squads for the first
time Tuesday evening, and drilled the
men in thcnewtactics in u very satin
fncuwy manner.
Mrs. James Inwrenoe Stevens. daugh—
ter and nurse, accompanied by her
mother. lint. Samuel Duskam, left town
to-dny for Washington, D. C.. wterc
they will spend the mouth of March.
Them-moi State vs Edward Berger,
for non-support of his wife. Catherine
Berg-r. was continued before Justice
00:1!de this morning. Berger was 11c-
quittctl, as his wife could not sustain
hcr charges.
A' meeting of the general committal of
arrangements of the Knights of Columo
but. to take action regarding the" celelwal
tion of the four hundmth aunlt'crmry oi
the binding of (lolumbus. which occurs
at blow Huron. October ii. is being held
today. Bernard Tully, of this piste,
who represents the Norwalk. Stamford
and Greenwich councils. is in attendance.
The pupils of Miss Baird's Institute are
enjoying a two weeks” vocation while
the new house is being completed. lites
Whitaker, of Baton, has a light form of
scarlet fer-or. but has been isolated from
the that indications. No other member
of the school or family is or has been ill.
The school has enjoyui an unusual de-
gree of health during “1» post trying
$985011.
The warden and luxrgesues hold a spec-
ial mot-ting last evening and talked over
matters which are to come up at flu-
regulnr matting Monday evening. Mr.
Lockwwd was [mascot and talked with
them about the disputed curb line in
front of the Norwalk Hotel. It was
11ngch that Mr. Lockwood should reset
the curbao soon as convenient. as the
bur-gases did not wish to order it done.
MI scouted to be convinced that Mr.
Lockwood had a right to take in the dis-
puted ground if he saw fit. but a» he was
not going to build he concluded to have
the curb met on the old line.
IMIIIBN.
William Hiudley has returned from 11
two weeks' visit in North Camlina.
Rather a Grumman have purchased 11
new home for their lmsims.
An enjoyable surprise was given Joseph
Bates Tuesday evening, and all present
report having had a fine time.
Orlando Whitney still lies in a critical
condition at his home. suffering with
pneumonia.
’lllltary “altars.
An order [raised by theadjutanbgen-
oral gives the name. rank, score and
officialdesianatlon ofeach of the m
members of the National Guard. who.
woustatc decorations!“ skill and ride
praotlce dating the seatonof 11101. 01
are classed as sharp-shooters, 101 as that1
oil. marksman and WI as marksman.
By mutation they qualify as follows:
Brigade me, o: First regiment, 215; Bro
and regiment. till: Third regiment. 158:
Fourth mount. it. The total nun».
harbllleutbutquallnedin 11m.
The adjutaubgnnersl has accepted the
Wmmmwmw unwise-310 ».
.rs r1111 nil: run claim.
' f rs- ursnm. to. ma; .. name the
out well coup-a1.
lhrbert A. Niles. who was arrested for
obtainingciuars from the Noyce Olin-
“Chump-III. paid the were of
Museum the smut don the firm
insist-day, and was released from our.
”in Bentonedtphts boots in Blr-t
Mums. Mutter-noon. it was
learned yesterday that the Nilesllrothers
’ tried to obtain cigars under false preten-
otlof the Old Well Cigar company.
They gave on order for about $35 worth
of cigars. with the requtut that they be
allowed thirty days credit. When quea-
tionod as to their rusponsibiliyt they said
“they had bought cigars in Danbury of
the company's agent, who would vouch
for them. In order to Win the
truth of their statement. [link-keeper
Frank Swift told them that the goods
would be shipped by.expreso the follow-
ing day. OIJt.‘ of the brothers subsequent—
ly returned and countermnndod the or-
der.
'V Tapping Car Wheels.
With the cur inspector, life is what is
commonly culled v. “hustling" one. llin
hours of labor are not as short as the
hours of some railroad employee. nor is
his compensation as great as some, but
he holds no important position. it is his
' dutyaneacb train comes in to inspect
every wheel on each air and no the stay
of the averngl train is not over three or
four minutes the exatninatious must nec-
essarily he a cursory one. But in the
short time he hm. the car inspector has
tornn about each wheel with
the lone harnui carries and pushing
thetlarning torch under the cars to see
that everything is sung and in perfect
order.
0.1 the top which he gives the wheel
depends the safety of many lives, for if
a wheel is cracked accidents result. The
cases are very rare. however. of acct-
dents occurring. and it must necessarily
follow that the car inspector does his
work well. lie is an important facmrin
the making up of the train, even if his
facetscoren-d with the soot from the
flaming torch he holds. and his jacket
and overalls are hegrimed with oil; and
it‘s very seldom that any of the clums-
ands of passengers who pass through the
city realize that it is on the conscientiom-
performance of his duty that safety do
pends.
The school 'nnd Honey.
The clerks in the mmptroller's office
at Hartford are busy mulling to the
minus towns and school districts orders
on the school fund for 75 cents per capita
for all childn'n between the ages of i and
iii years. The htrgmt single amount due
is in the city of New Haven, 314.007.25,
on order for which wastlrau'n yesterday.
Two other school districts in New Haven
will receive, “6.50 more. Hartford is
entitled to “£05.25 from the school
fund. and Brnlxeportwill draw 09,679.50.
The number of school children in the
three largest cities in the state is: Sew
lint-Iv". l'JJilll; Hartford. 10,40“; Bridge-
port. 12.». The amounts of the school
allowancv‘of ”.50 per capito. which is
due from the suite treasuly direct. in at
New i~laveu.t29.llltl.50: Hartford, .15.-
llllifin: Bridgeport, $19,859. The pay-
mr-ut of the direct sclmoi allowance is
\t'llllllt'ltl by Comptroller titnub. pending
a tlt‘l nil-m of the .SlupruuuI court on to his
right to refuse IlljlllPlll.
Pushing the Inplnvwmnlll at Boron.
Builder J. R. Ila-11110111]. who 111 enlarg-
ing the hotel at Roton Point. has eight
men employed on the work. M soon as
the mother mom-ram the force will he
int'rPnaed to film or twenty men. 11nd
ml Wtrl‘li pushed rapidly to completion.
The underpinning for the large exit‘nuum
to the hotel is ready for the frame. which
the carpenters are now getting out. Corp
tractor Leonard expects to train next
week constructing the road from the
grove to Pine Point. A large force of
Italians has been engage-d for the work.
and barracks will be erected at tho Point
fortheir accommodation. Sis humlrnd
menial of horse sheds will soon he
Mott the rosadowlandnovthofthe
ciao-1' quarrying for the this budge, mt" W- WI!" “It "' ""9”“ 9'“ M
will be nf’great convenience tnhnrse
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Paar Traewh‘iaine Irvin-port.
The great four tracking improvement of
the Wldated road in Bridgeport was
commend Tuesday. says the Farmer.
whenslargeforceofnren began filling
lntheroadbvdjm westofthel’alrtleld
tarchitectural»: 111me End. For
'ISou'th‘t Norwallt
nausrtc Illllllllfi.
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Theatrical naturals Whlelt flay-(tots;
Vania will I» lateral-J.
Music Hall to-uight ushers in the
charming village play of "Old Jed
”only,” with RichardtGolden unmarried
by the original amipauy. This portray-
ulof New England life is characteristic
and one that has planned thousands and
will continue tnsodo‘as long as it re-
mains upon the otugc. The “atom in-
troduced are all natural, while the humor
and fun of the piece is irresistible. Tho
scenic effects are oxwlleut and the spec
lnl features, singing nud dancing. ofs
high order. the latter still contrilmted by
little Millie Smith. It is announced that
the production will be given with the
same attention to detail and local color—
ing that marked its New York engage-
ment. The properties used will be of
the genuine stamp. while the auxiliaries
Will hail from realistic backwoods. The
Bucksport Fire Bucket (:ompany will
again be introduced to illustrate how
coullugrations were checked in rural
Maine in Jed Prouty's day and the Han-
cock County Main Quartetwm ill also take
part in the performance, which was
given here last semwn w :1 full house.
"Spike" Economy and "Kid" McCoy
will use a brand new set of burglar's
implements in the great sufc-hurghuirx
ing scene in "The Stowaway" this sea-
son. Them tools were lmuwthrd to
lienmuseyby a former partner in the
burglary industry who died of spinal
meningitts‘rccently in New York. The
“Stowaway" isbookul for Music Hall
Wednesday evening, March 9.
Friday evening the ‘vl bowler & Wilmn
band and Reevm' Auwrimn band, of
Providence. will apps-av at Bunnell'a
Bridger) -rt theatre in a grand double conv
L't'fl. The ProVitlettt'e (R. I.) Journal
says, "Mr. Rain on this mrrusicm lent to
his instrument the some charm it always
must-3.11mi when in his IiilWISO-WI'IL'CK
tone, all pin-tic in strength and style. and
a sympathetic: coloring that runs m1
fascinates. .‘ilr. ltala got two encorm.
and he answered them as erl as he had
deserved tlwm
William 1]. Crano's farclml perform-
ance in "For Money,” at the Star Theatre
in New York. stems to be perennial in
its pow" of uttrwtiwness. It has Bl
ready must-d itw fiftieth reprewntot'um.s
large number forapluy thatchimo to
be only 11 furor, and still the public
crowds the theatre to tough at the «mn—
trivitimi of the “'(‘nlnm-l" and the "Corn-
mmlore.“ No ln-ttrr entrIrmimnortt is
offered to plnyvgunrs in Sew York today
than that at the Star. and no visitor to
the tnctruwlio should fail to set- it
HERI. ARI, 'l'llliIII‘L
The Important Sewn or the State
thus-triad in - Ctr-dons"! For-r.
Harry W. Jennings. a single man. and
lint. J. A French. both OI Wmstz-d
r lope-d Monday. They were in Birthing
ham Tuesday. but lied to bow burs
state on W ultmulay. with Dunc tive
Simmonds in pursuit
u 1. Ammo. the system neon-v out. rew
lightwout stinks to hug» the firm going.
isn‘t. it waste to ultuvr'l in folk-i of cool?
Yet there one thousands of women who
cannot molt mmnlbwf nrightmnd have '
snow: for breakfast. in the dead of sum
mer.
hi it wise to pay rm cunts 3 pound for
shavings to hop up :1 flrr when hickory
sticks ram he gotta-11 fur hall that sum. and
art.- cleaner. mum to bundle and give out
better n-aultsf‘ .
Take care "I the peptic-s, and the prim
will take care of itself.
'fita woman who buys poor food actually
revels in extravagance.
It is better economy to pay five tents for
one apple than oru- rent. for live apples.
The innovator in the vpmntityof fruit
will he trifling, while the quality is very
much in Ilvut'nfllw the criti- apple; that
is. you mt more real apple for your money.
*IMrhit I'ree l’rrsn.
ha Dollars Would have m Cheap.
“1 had a nice little hotel, newly and line»
ly fumlnlml, in lion “shelter: at we time,
and I was suturing to a quiet and rel-peep
able family traule."snlvl a clerk in soup ..
“turn! Indies in the have. t
town hotel.
you umlvrstund. llrli. one day as roan
came up to the desk and suited rm: for
some assistance. lulu-at and ordered
burnout.
”‘ll you don’t give was ten dollars.’ is
aid. 1’". unit sulatds right has b‘“
your hotel:
"l was amused attlris novel threat and
united him. with a laugh. why traditions
Men “In.
” ‘l'm not loltlna.’ be answered.
" '66 out of here] I said an“, rlly.
”Them pulled s pistol lnwn hlsporkrt.
and thluklnubewasmins tolhoot 11ml W
wanna
bruins all om ray «Easterly treat-twat
wall. Thumb!” with that-unit than
server
Succotasb to
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6th, scansLimaBosus.....2se
lib, zqtsndodhlmsBesns. two
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LEADING GROCER‘. ’
33- WRIHINRTRR STREET- 33
some.
IMIIIIIIII lili'il IIIBA.
Marv-«iv.
Thoughtful Iew Haul-m loving lip for
, the Vuld's Fair.
The World's fair is a long way oil yet,
but a unique sort of a club but already
been formed in New llavcn. which is
ovenjat this early date beginning to get
ready to attend tho great exhibition.
The club is munpoacd of "teh married
rue-u who. with their win-s intend to go
to the fair. They have already made
arrangements for :1 special private car
mulpped with a porter and a butler.
which will 1: onvey the only to and from
(bingo.
A treasurer has burst) nprmintod and
every month the members are W51 11
certain amount. which by the fall of W.
when the party will visit the fair. wil
have accumulated a sufficiently large
sum to pay all the carom of the trip
antltbcmby save the heavy weight of
the burden from coming all at once. The
clubbas already been in existence for
mtime and the schenw is rum-ting
with favor.
signed the lingo isltiurt l'up:r~.
State Attorney fuse-mien yum rday
signed tho requisition pep-r11 turning
over to llrputy Sheriff Day and Countable
Show. of Brewsters. N. Y. Frank Whitt-
aud anm *( :,trmll who wen» ounml
the re for stealing a quantity of clothing.
which was found upon them when or
rooted in Danhury.
If 3 Now York millionaire 14mm :1 «lin-
rwt at 5th avenue and "6th sum-L (mung
r00 00 which given ll) people dyspepsia,
and lbw; spend it 4'56 00 in doc-
tors' Mlléi am finally have to pay $5 00
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what would be the saving per capitn I!
lit? «lino» r should not be given. there
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I’BIIDIGIIIIVSI PBILFIINI'J'I'IOS.
RIRGEST 0F RIB EVENTS!
THE
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inc tin: 1n: the
NEW $lfl,flllll ‘lifllll SCENE,
llmlsonwrt Haze r‘ieture ever slump.“
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.lvrnme Kingshury. llarrv Hinder. Immor-
llr. uur lulu Klein. II J More. Jo. P. ”with.
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FOR SALE.
'35.... per Barrel.
5 Barrels for 81.00.
E. F. Knapp’ 5,
Water Street.
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HORSES.
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Rlllilllll BROTHERS.
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