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plets stock of
insect Destroyer '
wholesale or’re-
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FLY-PAPER.
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I For a Summer Tonic try
fiuAtsrt-zots
EIJIIIII 0F BALISAYA
756. PEII BOTTLE.
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Reward
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To the many itients oi lntatonit;
Tenlinlieteinlinld
April: OI TR. DIILL‘IIS '3‘ “0|.“ will
burly-n to the person who will Imfnrr‘ July
the III. ”m. send the Rim Intmt rttnt‘lru' IIuI
explicit testimonial setting forth the lunatic—
Ill-I virtues Ind t’nntive pmpertim of
Loxatontk.
flute Just what it hudone for yon. Twil-
mhh Iilllltdl lib ITS words. In order that
an Impartial and norm-indie"! dcrlnion may
In "adored. I‘rufmutr W. t‘. Footr and John
II. “it In“: kindly fittinrntcd'tu act tin
Judges. Prize to hear-Mn! July 4. ‘
unionism,
emu minor. or.
Wall Paper
WA.-.» »
I ha'e‘engaged more men and
III! now in good shape to do
Your work on time. I have
mural first—class I’AINTERS
on wall as PAPER HANGERS,
‘mtlvould be glad togirs you
Inns on painting your house.
1" flock of Wall Paper is com-
I am receiving NEW
D8 every few days.
V Whitetail, Oil.Brushett. etc,
In say quantity and at reason-
ilits prices.
with a First-class Whip at
menus
JAMES GOLDEN. Editor and Proprietor.
Tum—l ear 35:6 months. 32.50: it months.
51.23: I utotith. iterate; single copies. it cents.
' .‘ , ' and; rhinitis i
Ito-main“: uncalled for st the following twist.
'Omflmf r'the week ending May ft“. but. Por-
‘sons ml in; for any of these letters will plans!
my they are advortisal:
Slmh Kmart-Mrs. Sarah If. Good-:0"
muslin Hera. Miss uiian Lawson. cummi
II. I’Iatt. . is. George Irving. Mr. William
flounder. . r. J. t . \Villcox.
NorwaIk—W. J. Crulnc.
{inst No walk-u Sindhi. E. linker. N. L. Lin-
hknier. Mrs. Kelley. Edward smith. Mrs.
l'hurlt‘s While.
M "mint III'I! Almanac for ’I‘o-morrow.
sun Rises Sun Sets ' High Tide Low Tide
at it: at 7:1: I at i:- at 2dr)
Ncw York Herald Weather Forecast.
To—day clear. cooler weather and fresh to
light iiortnwesterly and wcsterly mad». will
probably prevail. followed by a slight rise in
temperature. Un Honda . warmer. tair wrath-
er will rohahty pmt‘ai . with light variable
winds. inning mostly southerly in this ecc-
tlon.nnd on Monday warmer. fair to partly
cloudy weather. possibly preceded by rain.
sushi? sari-iris"
Preachers and Their Themes In Norwnflt
Churches 'l'o-morrow.
Soc-m Xouwlui (Tosoumt’rioxlt “'cat
avenue and West strut-ts. So with] pas-
tor. Services 10;!) a. m.and Tit} p. ni.; Slin-
day school. 1:! m.;yonut: it's IllL‘t‘IIflK.‘iIIII
p. m. Subject: “Whirl L‘ocs trrcal and to
\‘hum '3" Rev. J. J. “'oolhyof intucltet.
Ii. 1.. will preach morning uni evening.
Scorn Nauru 1.x ltmaonisr. West uremic.
near Garner. liev. II. II. humus. Dash”.
Preaching. loom in. and Tilt p. m.: Suiidu)
School 1:21!) iii. The pastor will preach
morning and evening. the subjt ct tor the t:\'t‘ll'
trig Itcing")larch 3% A wit it. Hi"): or. Appo—
tnatox and tho \\'ny to Ill." The chum-h will
appropriately decorated.
Serra You“ u; list-rim. Woe-t arc one. near
I’lnc street. RM“. Archibald Wheaten. [sun-r.
Preaching. ltb‘lb a. m. and Till p. Iii.: Sunday
st’IlIltI. 12 m.; Y. I'. 5. t‘. I-Z.prayrr matting. 6;!)
p. in. Evening sirrticc otuittrd.
Tiiisnr ill-wont. West aim-t and Fair-
llrvld at l’llllt'.§nllllh Norwalk. Iii-v. Olin Ihtl—
locit. rector. Morning Prayer. Lilany and
sermon. at lttflta. In. Evening Prayer and
M‘tlntltl at Him». in.
I-Iss'r Aymara Mnuoots‘r. umr YnltlitlllII
an‘Illll‘.EAzéI Norwalk. Roy. 1‘. M. l'rux. hu-
tor. Prim hing hull u. tti. and Tilt p. in.; run»
day sciimti.l2 “1.: young people's meotim: use)
p. Ill. Morning ~ub'ctt. “We Muxt Lire tor
60d." Etching hUljt‘L‘I. "Tilt“ Kingdom of
Heaven :15 a Not.“ Scat: Inc. all welcome.
Scimitk ('ONGIIIZGi\1’lt).\’AI.. corurr Part:
and Lcwii sin-eta. Ill-v. ’l‘. K. NobI-n ll. ll.
astor. >crvi1 vs at 10:1}! rt. Ill. and 7310p. tit ;
'. I'. S. V. I3. tum-ting. ozlil p, in. Morning
snbju t. ".tn .Umuuditig t'lirirtiati liifr.
Evening subjort. “'I'Iic'l‘rulh About (hr IIlItI
Nouwtut annutsr. \\'r-t and Mott aw-
nucs. Iii-t. Iimrtze \‘nn .\l~t\ Ill‘. It. It. part-tr.
St'l’tl‘t‘s Iihili a. in. and 72.9! p. in; Sunday
St’hlitt . 13 m.: Epwtlrtli Lcazno titrctintt. tizlll.
Morning r-liIIjH'I. "lnhcrittutg “to Kings! yin."
In IIIK' cwnin *. third torture on home lupin.
"tmr Boy’s Shitlit‘r .In the IIlitln'. In the
(‘Iiurt‘ln [for PM! in the War for the l'tiiuti."
Slit-rial flit-gin; and clmtrntlom for IIlt' d i).
quinmt Itu-nsr. East “VCIIIII‘, rimmin-
tin-ca. ltcv. I-'. [-2. Robbins. pastor. Scr-
i‘irrs. llklil :t. m. and Blip. in.: Sunday -t‘IlIi0I.
i: in.: trmtn-rancc north-c. II p. "L; yuan-g
pcttpio" IIlv‘t'IIIltl. t’viil ». in. Morning suhjn t.
"The itiittw Pity." .wnmg stibji-rt."lirnm
Ilull Run to Appomatnt .\ It~~eof| in I'utriot-
ism for the Seth IllltI Daughter" of Yet-runs “
M‘. I'.li'l.'.~l I’;I‘I§l‘t)l'\l.. t‘izttrrh strcet. ”pp“.
, \, ~
silo the tin-on. Sum-ilk. . Iirulmm.
.riiiwll. In“
rrrlui'. I).’\It.l' .
.n r llll"‘l"~ nf llic
‘1'
third of a ~ _ i
limit 1..“ b twin 1. " '. flan. 1h “mic." at;
INL'FIM'. "l. Iltitiw rrt’il'u uith ~r‘l‘ltlnll. in».
t'orr II." {
I’utl‘ttnultaiu I‘mt. lirand Army n
”It IIt'pl IIt'. S'tbjt‘ctth-tnrxttim: the “ruins
tlIUlIr Soldier lit-ad." Sunday Soho-II LT; Ill.
Fri-c siltiutrs and a. cordial “t‘II Itlllt' to all.
Ilium: Erisntrat. Itcldi-n avrrmc and (‘rn~.~
SII‘K‘I'I. Norwalk. Itrv 5. il. Wutlilrh. m tur.
Stirldit'.’ after Ascension. Iloiy t'omniunmn
it‘ltt a. III. Morning Prayrr. Litany and ur-
mun lltilt a. at. Sunday School ill“ in
l-Zi'eiiin I’rayvr with r-cmtort 2-0 p. in. Tito
“JV. Inrry liodh-y will officials.
:M. Holy t'utunmnion.nt loll! a. in; Elwin;
Prayer and sermon. 1:30 p. m.
SPIIINIIWIWD l'stox nut-n. Ely menus.
South Norwalk. Sunday school. 3:5!) p. in.;
t‘lrtllm.‘ M‘I'YII'I".~. Eli p. in. Sunday M‘Il'ml
:l::ll p. m; pruyrr nice-tint: sllItjt'n‘I, Sunday.
turning. “inllouing thi- Loni." I 'nngl
XVIII . L'ti. “’mlm-uls owning suijr'. "Help
in Trouble“ Daniel II .. 1’. 2i.
Sr. Mum's. H. (E, mrm-r nf Wm IUI'Iltlt’
and t'hapel sir-rt. httm‘nlk. Itm'. \Y. J Sloc-
um. pit-tor. haw Man. 7 a. m.: t'hIldn-nk
)inmmsmu III : Ilmh Maxi. I'L’IM» "L: View".
35:" p. in
AIIYKS‘I‘ t ‘ntumu. \‘nn'lnndt Mortar. hut
Norwalk. III'Y. II. II. Tui-lirr. pastor. l‘rrurh.
in“. ltrjltn. in. and 25!) p. m.; Sun-lay school
i2 tn.; prayer and praise senior. its!) p in.
RAM Noun/tut Sunnis"t‘tnouwnttw tl..
Iliu-rw‘dr uremic. RI‘Y. t'. J. Anderson. peta-
lor. survives M toms in. and igllp.m.; Sun»
day school. um p. m. ‘
I'OKANITIIYIIJJ t'turn. t'htirch strwt. nmr
Taylor arcnuo. Sunday school at iii!) p. in.
Yul‘xtl th's t'uitiurtln Amu'urios.
Iiihle chem at '4 p. m.; Song M‘l’t’lt‘t‘ at 1 p. in.
Arutcna Mrrriinniwr Ertnursl. Knight
strait. Norwalk. iiov. \\'. .\'. Itchy. parlor.
Scrrlnns at tlxtlia. m. and Blip. ms. sands)
u-hml. [215 p. m.; Y. 3|. 1‘. A. meeting. t p. m.
l‘AIJAIV “Arron Sm'tnr.uulntard linilil.
lmr, corner Wall and Knight nth-win. Norwalk.
Pastor. "or. P. ticorm Mr. Fourth. t‘hrtntlau
Endeavor meeting. 41'.” p. us; prm'htmr. 7.1!
p, m.
I'utrtottr I'npltn.
The following progratumi‘ was render-
td yesterday afternoon nt thr- l‘unt'oril
ntrcut school,
t‘borm. "Hound tingle»; Sound Again"
Hrhool.
Recitation “Tho Anny t‘ont."
I'IVI- I!" I.'i'I1IQrI.
Invitation "'lM‘umt on Day Thanksgiving."
Three- uIrIn IM film buyn. tirade ii.
I?"
I! class. and. In.
tl-ilo out all: ’ ”Star Wind boom."
I'ox and school.
'I that.”
Anna
um hint-tins b.
‘ I .. ”Emblems of list-oration Day,”
r ptri. two boys. “mm 5:.
('lwms 7" Trees. ‘
tic it.
Ila-ltatton Mullah. Illue and tiny.“
Illa Ada laeorh.
t’otrlotto quotations,
"'0 ”it”. tirade 5.
Hotn- ”Flutter the Flowers.“
Miss Nudit- Furrington.
Mttotimr- “Tho Routine!"
F
anti»;
Ilwi i rm" Wing-3””
t t “ f rt."
' "" monument...
Bum.-
timt tl its-ti Him liven. r
is new I r.“
’ tint If. it. audit
t . r .u
Hm“ .M wmfiirmnd ill:-
IJMn lap-rt for lay.
Time was a full attendance st the
montth mmtingot the Library Board.
evening. The lithium
was-station: Numberofriaitors
as?) 2!. else; number of boots taut.
I. hatimhsrof new cords hood. to:
out-hero! to, I. t attendance,
Saturday {grim m number
orbooht’m. Arriim, 123. Sunday in.
tend-ace. In . . fifteen: thy 8, twelve.
tiny to. tan; y at rs.
Dotty m to to. ’er.
nu'm ltlnr."
ml.
The 't‘itLpIAlhany” will it her
dailytripa mm It“ and
Nisorh th ,tssvhig the
Mammalian. ll: fitting
the hootwiilteavstteeknnmu!
'9“ Every person purchasing to the amount of Five Dollars will be piesentod
FRANCIS & 00.,
_“The Clothiers. *
r~ . 35 Washington St, South Norwélk.
800T" SOKWAIJ.
What the People of "or (Ilty urt- "will
and Qantas.
Tull SKN‘I’INKL will not be issued Mon-
day. .
Old .Well Indus, I". and A. ll
work the third disarm
t-vcuiug.
.. will
nt-xt Tut-easy
We condense on; local news today
togim room toun intcnnting Memorial
Day page.
Charles E. Seymoui. the pneumon-
meratcssome Saturday specialtics ilt his
advertising space to-duy.
—(‘leo. E. Smith's grocery store will
not open May 80, Decoration Day.
The chart for~tlic Library entertain-
ment will open at Ilo fit and Gregory’s
on Monday nothing. I try 30, at 7 o'clock.
The races in the Clmnccticut trotting
curt-nit next week will be at Waterbury,
Imgining Monday and closing Thurs-
day. .
L. W. Doty has IIttH'ilIlIntt‘I for doing
the woodwork for E. M. Tollcs' new born
on South Main street. A. Bach will do
the stone work.
—Strawberry short cake and ice cream
at the depot restaurant.
Thomas Slicelian. who has bot-n work-
ing at his tradc. blacksmithing. in Turrw
town, N. Y.. started to wheel to his (0-f-
mt-r home here today.
Someone recently carried away a vac.
tus plant from John H. Sinitlt‘ green-
house. II»: publisher; in another column
a ttnlict‘ of interest to the pmon.
resent Mciidcluimhn’s "Elijah." at tho
’roshytcnan church. Stamford. on
TltuNIay owning next. Juuc‘d. at 7.45.
Tin-re will be no evening preaching at
the South Norwalk baptist church to—
marrow. in consideratiunof the ownin-
rial sorr'tccs at the First Mothmlist
t'Iillrl‘Il.
—I)n you rat trio-tit? It’ so, you will find
the choice-st and host cuts tit tTrndduok's
titarket. Blur fish today lnr So a putrid,
TIlt‘ South Nflrwalk [ant llIIIi'i' will In-
clnscd at ltln'cIm-I; next Monday lluti'fl-
int! for tho Iluiill’lt‘t' of tho tIltt’. 'I‘hvio
will IM‘ nncdciivvry :1an our cw l» 'li'I'J in
tho mnmm :.
’i‘bo IIIIII)‘:ltI_\' Swwty. (‘Oillltwni rit—
tin-Iynl Hungarian ladies. wrll giro a
ball at ticrttutnist IlaII. Monday owning,
.Illnt'6.l0 nllat‘ funds for the relic! of
sick and tIt’hIIUIIP tnciubcrs.
I’lr. III-'Iiardmti's lied Clm‘cr. Winn-t"
'rwn. Dandelion and Saranparilhi. Illtsxi.
ivcr and Kidney Tm curw IiImnI Di»
lll’IIt'r-‘i. Liwr t‘ottiplnint and Kidney
All’m'thum .\sk for 7w. or it». Nulltvl-t.
~»-Ftrst rinse harem, carriagm. r-wry-
thingy-erratum: to an excellent in: at
t’akvi'siin-ry. ti Spring filrt‘t'l. I’m-w
rt‘J‘
Mntzi‘; ‘.
~I.|lllt'.~é l’trrh. “Yttiztl’l‘flrIP-I Lt»! night
for six-ailing .t ycho-tiumk containing $lil
(ruin his aislv‘l‘, Mrs. IIcvnry 'I'yrle."f
IIutut) IIlII. Ilo pinadml :utity and Jib»
III‘t‘Tttn'lht'le ‘I‘IIII'IN'IWI him in twenty
tI.I_l’.~l in tIu- o-unty jail.
The Library directors tin-t lust owning.
and ex insect! tIirmst-st as dolmhtml
with Ilt‘ E'IIII'IIUIIIIIH‘I'I l‘tll’lllllzllt‘t".~
work, approved the prugranmto. and
“Ti" wry vtttlttisinstic uwr tltc alums:
asmrml «Haws of the :iii'.tir.
«Juniors-t Brown docs painting. patwr
Ilflllgilltf and general jabbing. Hulrr
slate in pet utlicc. I’. U. mltln‘tu. N". 5
Ilarilnnil street. South Norwalk. t't.
The annual ball of tIu-tlcrmunia San
gorbtiu-I. an event that is ulwnrsa source
of prom pleasure to many. will be held
in liorttmtiia IiaII. Wad-intent" street
bridge. Monday Melting. Heine's or-
rIu-.~.tr;t mil pruvi-Io iiiuuc for dancing.
Tho moan-ration m-rtircs of the- Y. I’.
S. t‘. IL, "I the South Nurwnlk ILIIIIIPE
I'Ittll‘t'Il. u ill talli- place Sunday i-vctuug.
at 0.30 o'clock. All are im‘itod. On
Monday writing. tlu- anmtzil Minion-ts
tum-ting fur the purpose of clot-tint: tlcw
tiIIIt'I‘I't-t will be Ilt'ItI. I‘Iwry m‘ltvc
tiwtnlwrof the sm-icty should he prom-tit
at this tum-ting.
wtico. II. Smith's gl’tl‘t‘ry stnri- mil
not upon May Ill). Illustration Day.
At the lmn Moultlcrn' picnic on IM'nr-
ution Day at \i'mulaidr- I’ark. Htmntnnt,
lawn of the national gami- will haw an
uppmtunity of wills-mint; what nua-
n we promise of being a wry IIIIt'hWIIHfi
“time of how ball between tho Itmululm.
of Norwalk. and tho Wrstt'otts, of Siam
ford.
At the last alerting of tho dim-tots of
tho ”dd Fi-ilows’ Mutual Aid IIWI'IJIIUII
Mainly-applicants for momtmnlu I Wt'l’l‘
avatcd. Death Iii-militia! 3'3. t‘fit‘ll
Vl't'l‘t‘ titted lotto-widows of L, Urn-n-
bnutu of Ilartl'urtl. but! Ii. Begu- of
ltridirepmt. and 11m R. Martin M
Waterbury. Next Sowmber to. them-
snciutiim will lum- rmht-d its «traitor-
century mark. During this timo- Ito-nettle
have two paid on IIIt' deaths of MD
lthtnIX‘t‘l. amounting to over one IIIIIIIMI.
mr‘rcsh bluotish. Ho. r pound at
tfratlduclt's market. it ”Wu-Initiation
stmrt. liverythiux cimin the duh and
meat line. (have and wr- what we phan-
to otter in the In) of prices.
Find Betta. mt; "Indian. who
will 3 pin at Rotor:
til-om
Point t its warm. altowut the trim at
the press dinner, Thnmlay afternoon. the
free aloof tttemachinesnd many untied
thorns-irons! the opportunity to titty-n
tothe [ironing instrumental and V011]
selection which the photograph mu
The machine is so that
thin‘yi'pnutltrtgnlishpmthemafic a:
one mo. mums-tit atom; t ,
attraction; it the Point.
«Pore entree tarpon cit-am. no a
cnp,depot restaurant Open all night.
pun-adherent dint-tractor!”
I. On tutwilllenre
w‘forhtioflaa cantor.
Minn-blossom
answer the!"
‘m rats than
The Stamford Oratorio Society will-
Super Ingrains and Roxbu
. I
Remnants very cheap.
iatrl celebrated by Old Well I
'. andyA. M. Lake A. [polity-rod. Past
Grand Master. will reside. The third
dean-t- wi I be worker . after which there
it ill be a Ilallqllel. ’
. ' I' ‘
~Ekuts. cxtrnqnality. all sin-I. nir.)t._
B Coloy'shardnrostorc.~ .. . x; ‘
The executive continuum of the No -
walk Union of the Young Pony 0's
Society of Christain Endeavor III'I a
meeting last evening in tbe parlors of the
tl'oogrcgntional church. It was decided
to hold the quarterly meeting in ’the
Westport church. Tuesday evening.
June 14.
NollWAIJ NEWS.
A Breezy ”1143!! or Ila-Ins l’rnm the
Borough But at 'I'otrn. .
The Norwalk Lawn TentiIs club will
dance in the casino 'ilonday evening. Q,
The quarterly‘m‘eettuiz of the Knight
streetA M. E. church is irt seamen to-
day.
well known in this place. now ride
safety bicycles. _ ___
——Iicar Prof. Noon. the elecutionist. at
the Y. M. C. A. hermit tonight.
J. P. Trondwoll. of the National Bank
of Norwalk,was out for tho~ first turn-
this morning since his recent illness.
The civil suit of James Mitchell vs. E.
J. Wadhums, which was to (‘unlt'
u this morning. has been udjounted ant
ti next Saturday. -
I The trial of Jeremiah linscoli and John
Tierney. for assault. which was to taunt-
up beiore Justice 000“ch this morning.
has been adjourned until next Saturday.
—Rcasonnhle puma at Lane's tIn’ph'
rmizturant.
Utilities T. I’cach, formerly of the Sui--
n'slk Gazette. has nun-pied a intuition out
thi- stud of the White Mountain Echo.
alt-l Ii'At't's for Bethlehem, .\'. IL. III
almut two “ct-Its.
At tho Sorwalk Mt-lhmlist I'IIIIN‘II. last
o-Vm-ing. Rt't’. ”mime \‘anAbtync dc.
iiwnni mt address on “Why am I a Moth
HIM to tho tiivtnhcrs of tho I‘Ipwurth
Luca, no and thmr friends.
Bl. ('onito-ry. the Georgetown primer.
whu ts almost to: much at home in Nut-
\\ all. as in his native' town. l5 wall‘tiug
\\'.III a crutch. having snvrrcly sprliiml
.m‘ nuklc whim jumping from bn' deltv
cry u.i.;n'.t mtriy Ill the- not-'5.
wile“. I‘I. South's grocery stim- “ill
nut upon May 2h), Ih‘t‘mutinn Day.
In IIIr‘ laying-of t'rtraswalits {mm tin-
‘numlnf Mottovvitttotn ttivoutnm‘r' of
I'uinn I’atk. [large-res Iirm‘li. chairman of
tlu- highway cutumittcv'. has dune nm- of
fit' tum-H praist‘wnrthy m‘ts of Illattliit‘ltli
min-er. At’trr ovary rain the strwt at
that point was an annoying mud hole.
’l'ln- snmm try «if IIlt‘ “'wlrly Record
I'utlIx‘ n-tirn'ut \\'t‘-*:\' ~I|1r1\:\' another good
mm in Mail rmzi ->:.tt«- biotin-$3. Tits
tnnl'lxugt'i Itm- fullvn oil from lIlI’ pr»-
.~.~titn;: “t‘t'Ii. The showing for Sunni
m N'ir'll rt-ol c-ttitn- \tch art-I m trl;a :,,
immunity: to slam
In Ill?» i":"lllt' tnttrttt'u‘n' nu-m'y;
“Um ilx)’. Mutlwr." llr. YanAlstyni-
will spook specially of Ni titiymrttmt
minti ll which IIIt' ittnthvh of No to
potty «Main-WI tn tbu- wilt of thi- re-I-w-L
lint). Nttt'lm-q at" "turn Wtirtlt} “I Yf't'xt;’
mttun IE'IIII flu-y.
Thu.» mtttitttm- ltf'l'vllllll‘ii at IIlI' n‘cvnl
It until; inn-tin; in t'i\-'~téi:1tc IIWIt’t‘I‘
nf It new I’t‘fii'IYtti' .21“. t.» N'Iv‘t'I a «n.- fur
tbc sum-- n. to out cu it pray-«tint: tour
)‘t 04-May :lIlt'l’Il-i-Ifl. :u‘x‘ uni-fluted by
Hubert \‘aitlluron. of tho Iirmklyn
writ-1r truths. and I-Intzitn‘cr Wind,
——Iieartho “‘anhirutton I). I'.. violin-
ist at the Y. M. i' '\ bone-lit to—mght.
TIn- suit of Ilorntc J. \Yytliuu. n Sor-
wnlkmntrartor. arminut Rufus I )isbrmr,
n! Mt. Vernon. has been cutiiph-u-d in [In-
t,‘iril Superior l'ourt. Attorney “ray. of
Norwalk. appeared for the plaintiff and
.‘Itltl’fll‘yHt‘tlIIt'IIIfl)’ Stamford. for the
iii-fondant. The action was brought to
m-owr on on untillcd contract.
The apron and cake side under tint-III.
tit-es of the Temperance t‘ircle of King's
Ihughti-m. of tho Norwallt Baptist
church. hold in the lecturer-om last
evening. was wollatti-ndnl. The
was [must-M with nmrdial welcome for
all and saw that they tlummghly enjoy-
t-d IIH'fll‘It‘It‘t'fl.
All young own and women who [run
IIII‘ "III “at: and Ilflil'VI' in our “mild in~
t-timtiom of civil and religious liberty
itro t'l'l'l‘IflIIy invite-I to humid diritw
service at the Norwulk Baptist church
Hominy «wetting and listen to an addrm
upon “I"mm Ilull Run to Appomattox-
a Irwin in Patriotism for the lion and.
~t
thoughts-rant Veterans" .
tlolml Van Kenna. II. F. Fletcher,
E. J. Hutton. Philip Ilnlm. ”(WWW
fluipha. members of the Seaside clan,
liridgt-ysirt, will hr- at the Normal! club
"nuns this analog. to y the first of a
aorlnpnf ganmof dd . to whirl. The
local pin mwill be ‘Ito Hatch. W. A.
t'iirtis. ‘. E. Wilcox. J. 8. Narrator.
Edwin Clarke And 8. 0. Karl".
”my high mm”...
HI" . m ”In .
"trim in your mm. not. and Kitchen
without charge. If their t calls at
your home give him that mitts. ._
Mauritian} (Minot-d. of Wit»
ton. drove to Norwalk this morning.
trimmi- tutorials-d. then drove strait
the streets in a reckless manner.
Near the . their turnout
lot-led when with a carriage. but
no darn-m was done. Shortly after-
wardt rundown s mil boy on a
. who Increasing the street.
buttock“ didnotin him. At this
9‘59
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all;
II I‘ < . ‘ I :t I I ' ‘ '. j
up: thc:balaaoe or‘th’o nausea we give {also DISCOUNT of lo cts. per yard on Best Extra
ry Tapestries; 5 cts. per yard to Medium Grades; Short Lengths and
‘ A. DICKEtih
84 WASHINGTON smear. SOUTH NonwALK. CONN.
, ' The State
s ’
a
Good qullity Body Brussels and Velvets at 31.00.
Better grades Body Brussels, Velvets and Moquettes.
Large Assortment Mattings and on Cloths.
V 7 ' f 7 I 7 I .” Ill L m» newumnimtnnéitih he playinlt
St. Johns Da!.Juue2-t wi we go. Company F'steam on the fairgrounds
this aftcrnoon.
In the private billiard match at the
Norwalk club this evening the games are
.Bishopaud Betta. Morison and
. 'eston. and‘Yoaton Ind Betta.= ‘
‘radeof Us A. O. 11..
which is to 3 held in iii-ta on
June 15. promises to has gran aflair.
It is expected that about 7,000 members
of that order will participate.
—-Lustrine at (girdles E. Ssyinour's.
Monday the Norwalk post oftice will
clue at 10 o'clock in the morning; and
will open from 5 to It o’clock in the even-
ing. The letter carriers will make one
general delivery and one collrction. start-
ing frotn the cities at 8 a. m.
Joseph llatiz and Mary Misuri. of South
Norwalk. were marricd at. St. Mary‘s
church this morning, by the Rev. T. M.
O'Brien. The bride was dressed in
white silk. After the ceremony they
drove to 3 Norwalk photograph gallery
and had their iictures taken. They will
reside at til) EIly avenue. South Norwalk.
MEIORIAL DAY IN 'ORWALK.
Art-y Posto-
Dottglas Fowler I’ost. G. A. IL. will at-
tend divine service at the M. E. church
in this city.on Sunday evening at 7:30
o'clock. (foiliradcs will assemble at the
Post rooms in time to leave there at 7 p.
iii. Veterans of the army or navy who
are not members of the G. A. R. are in-
ritcd to meet with this Post. On Monday
morning they will assemble at the Post
rooms at 9 o'clock.and headed by a drum
corps and escort of the firing squad
march to East Norwalk. where they will
be met by the East. Norwalk M. E. Sun~
day school and pmceed to the cemetery.
; Alter the wreuuuiy here they will pro-
t'Pv‘J to Pine Island. when- the initial
crrvnntny and decoration of graves wdl
unnplrtc the first part of the day. TIu-y
uitlagninasscmbh- and at I:U6 p. in.
will tukcatrain to Rowayton and will
be met at tin-depot by Sunday thtutls
and will ltmt’l‘ll to I’tre Mile River conic
wry. “'Itcl’l‘ the usual ceremony and
.twurutmn will take plut‘t‘. and address.»
madc lilting to tho occasion. 'I'Iir
Woman's Rein-f Conn han- bccu lIlYll- d
Ult'tI—ylll'ntlt' wrtlt thc I’tet. Flown-rs tor
decorations may be- Ielt at the- Past l’nulll:
.m nun-ammo». stn-vt. or at tin- pint—
utliw curly Monday "mint! g. bolorc 'J
u't'lm‘k.
The arrangement.» for the I'I'II'III‘JIIUII of
Mciiioriultiay in the borough are com-
plots-d. Tin- tiieuibcrs of Buckingham
that. U. A. ll. will meet at ilrmitluzfllt-m
(«unorrow owning at 7 o'clock for the
purpmto of attending survives at St. Paul}.
t‘Iltil't‘ItaI 7:30 ii't'Im’It. “Ilcn‘ tin-y \HII
Il-itt'tl ton nt-rmorial address by II. v. S.
I'. tiraiuui Monday morning thr- 'mt
WIII awmlilc at 9:30 o'clock. Th.- pr-r
evasion, which will include the win-tans.
Uoloriel II-tla‘rts' cadets and Dwyrf.
band. mil form on Wall sin-rt ut in
itchy-k. iii-unto W. Raymund will I)‘
mambo; 'l'iw Illlr .vf man h Lad not In
down that await? to A ritturt‘. to Frank»
tin aloud“. to north and . of Union l’url..
thruugh L'utun Plan-to [tuition menu“.
to \\':ill ~lrcct. Ilintttgtt “all In Main. In
North art-mic. to Park stru-t. to But
. tl‘t'tsllt‘. cnutitor-iiinrcbitiy: near Colonel
linhcrts‘ who"! to ’mt Ilv‘tqulltu'It‘tti.
After the parade a committee wrll downr-
ate the grain» of (loci-amt comrades.
l’vrmu-i having flowers to contribute iIl‘r‘
mph-amt to bring than to Post head-
»,yxurtvrs curly Monday itiorniug Flow-
--r.~. mil b.- called for If natucand whines
:lh' hill at it. \t', wiymond'» grocery
«low. In the cu-nitig there will I» spec
til scrum-s in [Ilt‘ “pi-m Iioum‘. cutti-
iitt-urtnt; (it 8 o'cI-Ich. to “Illt‘Il nil Will Is,-
Wt'lt‘nlltni. The programme follow 5;
i’uyrr . .t'utnraair “I". T. K. Subli-
tirinarh Its-i; tie-urttr \ mutiny no and'olhrrs
\lat.» quarirttc ,r'l’uf. terns. dim lul’
ltu- t‘Xt‘l’ClW chira- by singing "Alllt't't-
ca" :tIitI the lloxulugy.
StIt'IAl. EYES IS.
Ar. and In. Thou-a ltr.rdlrt..lr.. littor-
tail "to lint-tar. clot».
The Euchre club met last owning with
Mr. and Mn. Thomas lletmltct. Jr. The
tint prim-a worn «on by Mitts Llano Sel-
h-t-It and (‘harlcs Ii. Miller. and the
painted prim-a by Miss lulu Swords and
W. A. t'ulry. Supper was wn'mI dur
ing the evening. 'I‘Ium ltfl'fit‘l" “'1'"
Mr. and Mrs. I-‘. II. Quint-ml. Mr. and
MM II. II. Holmes. Mina-u Lilla- and
Joe firth-r. Mina itit-hcuwu and Mrs.
i‘lltIl’I-wn, of New York; Manual Ilatch.
ihu-«l ti. llurtland. lines Burris-rd. (i, U.
Holden. H. \V. I’ttr‘h. W. A. Utility.
t‘ltarI-wti. Ihilmntian. II. If}. Inwmlm. of
South Norwalk.]. W. II- liohtiiman. of
Stamford; W. t‘lrmrnt sew, of New:
”arm.
The Roots! vntmtu u.» rim it. ‘r'.
church rout launching with film. James
tittidOfl,‘ l‘airtlrld armor. Thou» was
a large attendance and an intern-tron
proxmmuw, airrn by thr- It‘tIIOWIltK
ltin lsletdhmof AM: Hrs. Ida
tanker-p and Leo listens-ding. (marten
rim.
”ARISE.
Junie: Dlnao. of titamford. has ac-
apnsition lantern for J. E. Bal-
hml. the grocer.
Coin int is made that Undertaker
James roundabouts. which that lost
nwastmrlnt only shim slit int-hrs
umler sound. The bond of health
should turnouts tho matter.
The Gilbert family Jubilee Ringers
npmttogimamoeert to the Methanol
church only in June.
Dr. W.U [immune now has forty.
twopatimts to look after at the Soldirn'
Chartr- F. Dillon and 8.0. Christie, of
New York. hire been visiting friends in
town.
Captain fistula Hottest of Reunion.
and been a
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White of no
stigma.” .s. 153%" '
chunk annual—that
the m (fa-tic. Knights of the
, Khan“.
,otttiosrps
it s tint ti.
ANH&SON,
Mir-tr . . ..Iloy t‘ltulrdiru‘vrhurrh it.
Mair Quartette l’mf. rents. dtm‘llll’
Until-in . ..... .3]? John H. Light
sol-- .. .. Alia- Annie Sta-b
.ldutn-n , t‘omnnh- liar. If. E. thirties
\Ill‘lt‘ flu ‘ t‘hotr. (Brace t‘IttIll h
mm... followed 3}... My" may“; for III; 10er pursuit, tau (In writing» mutt.
‘ III". t‘.. um: I u to- hunt: 'imm .
Vocttl "flu” 7“". L 8- ‘ mt J,” Mint T'lralin and for Vairttrldt‘tmnty.t:n the or.“
At. It. Imncts and )Iisit lihla Helms-ll; MnntIuinJ-inntm. It . yum. (Handler
instrument” 00'“. lb Hertha . Iii: ftmm: :17“;th ‘nnt‘i‘u-rtbnhafitfitz Ilia;
. said C(t‘ one. mm a the
Adult“ and ”m Holden. Wham" thmntwmhtsntn. and mldotnt'hmtI-r:
I
If a New York millionaire gives a din-
ner at 5th nyenus and 36th street. with;
{100.00, which gives 19 pen to d spepsia.
and} pen to spend 81356. to doc-
tors hills an fin-ll have to pay '5. ‘
each forCncttts Blot Care to cure tb .
what you“ he the saving per capita if
the dinner should not be given. there
being 87 persons at the feastr- '
. Inquire at in drug store when:
you. may? have the problem solved and
get information about Cactus Blood Cum.
W A N 'l‘ l) I).
A FEW girls to operate machines .ixeiSrt
. factory Kt Washington street
booth . ortralk. I’aid while learning and
steady Work. I". E. Kelsey. myo if
T0 LET.
0175!: 5 rooms and rden. near Five Mile
, River station. at a month. Address
Box 2. Ihtwayton. Co loyal tf
Ft’uxisusn rooms. th 0; mg... hoard. ‘
' ‘ App.y it! It Burbank street. South Nor-
wn It. mat It
clothe-s
a very p
adjoining.
prrse. or two unfurnished room:-
or indivi only. an best-ten at 50.4 Eliza-
beth street. corner South Main. my‘lt' 3t '
Sl'ITof tire moms witl he let Iowa—small.
I‘ desinhlc family. Rent SIZ. I’umion
immediately Apply toll. II. King.” W
intrton strnzt. South Norwalk.
‘erooms corner of 3’lo Main and Ann
t streets; rent. $15. Bnildin lots for sale
on it maiward avenue. and i135! Sonalk.
Also house-i and lots in all parts of the town.
Inquire of it. A. Windward.
I
htxusnon Taylor avenue, stilt»; I
garden and pastime slow; Ilollaf and ham
9101"). Inqni'nv of Raymond Bro".
Yell-2 or eight rooms on t we} til
I
II the sand bank.
Mirth Main street.
\ 51-083 on Fort Poi
I . ttold- «tn-ct. Kata! y 0v
rapier] as a trrtwery by William S. Finch
[onus mmnahlr. Apply to John Try-on. Ni»
ii» Riverside avenue. East Norwalk. mrt t
raft lw
MI. ml
Inquire of F Hops
myllttf
‘ I|“'EI.I.I.\'IIof Int-anus wry ill-unlit!
i_ situated. a tpo it» the .‘Iu-ic I all blurt-
nn. ll South .‘ain strwl. Apply to Jul:
t 1H!
I'rrrit. tiy
\‘E\\f hnuw Taylor amour. 5m: :3 run in
.‘ \\ RN‘I' win-«t. 39. 5 rooms I-Ziv moon». 5
mm: lmuw b rn {thPD and
[uhlllrflul
‘Slriz six rooms. “H“’lt}lttfl. 511$. Ilayniut.
ttrr a tail
‘)\‘F rt-cnn'i-tltmv‘ .ipnrt-t cut of :In- runw-
r It « n (Mum :ucntw. ifa~t .Vorw'ut
ti.l.- nut. 5‘! ea h.
‘_ Am i) to Jnhn TrYtt‘
.ti linens
I.- .iu kill-9. Em: Norwalk.
Full 9‘.‘ LI}.
am if
lgl'lmlffili lots in tIIt‘nIII Seymour nursr .
belonging to fIiv 92*th of vim in!» H: or
firinwtir .\pp1y to IIr-nn Soy-tn :-
H'ILI» r. or TityI-tr .\ “which. rut! C"‘i4t
lgi'ii
Ii yt'irs‘ tlIrnllt'. Yo. :L'i.
addr- t~~ I‘.
Ninth .\'orw~
NOTICE.
If I'm prrmt. “I.“ In «l; mini t.tl'!i"'I an .n a
('m {m I'I-‘III Ttnitl rim-g You. In our i-f iii--
tlIliII'l’~IflIir'lI “ill triurn the Nllflt'ltl onrv no
«trimming. “III Imzhk-d; ItIIll‘I’de' III"\ ”my
. V port in be vii-alt u lth in tin- i-iw [~I’ttYItII" for
var .tiztiu.
JHIIN II. bllITII.
The twilowing programmi-
Eur partuulrs
st. John. ll I'liitibrth ~trwt.
. lllfl'II'll
Hui" It
at the “Hun! rcnltcrcl
lIBIllIlY ENTENTIININEIIT'.
WEDNESIIII EVENING. JIINE I,
I.\' II"‘¢I(' "All.
I'.\iil' I.
'. Nor-.rnlk iln‘hcatra
. .I'ii'~t \l. E. t'liurrh t‘tmir
. .‘Ilw SV‘IIII‘ Ili~brnw
,_ Jib-s Mort-hi
..\lr~. Illa S. Kt‘p
PART II.
Mr. J. Frank Iiidcr
_ ... . )lt-o tiraco llantiltun
Malt- Quartet" Messrs. Ilnyt. Prim». “'nrrt-n
and t'urlhtuck.
*oln . . .. .. .
Wrthn N‘ItI'.\ Symphonic.
Kin-Icr .‘IIIIHIIIL‘
Q ltlrli'lfr
I um i fix.-
‘Rd r
“t1 .Inimll
I‘i tnu Sult-
. b It
All»: Martha I-'napp
Aorwallt Orchestra
to ya“
Building Lots at Auction.
at v
.. mt» situated 0 M the and It'airview ntr.
mm. I’rmpn' IIIII. i frw nttnutm' walk north-
umt of the armor). tit-or the trstderur of tirttv
oral t‘unrli.
A um» of thv- Iota. slmwin ' nix-r and location
can but won on a largo nixn board trait-don the
It?" I‘Hi'.
T w _- tr- of them lots I-t not surpass-ed for
health and t’irir by .tny in llw town. [hr-om-
Iouhlnt: for a tludmblv [ovation for a rmldrnce
an» Iflt‘IINI to visit the nruwrty before tlw day
of salt- and maintain It tor tb- Inuit-rm.
The terms of sale will bi- ttlttlIC‘ known on the
day of ante.
Monday. June 20th.
AT a «version. LITIBMMIN.
“MIN Mirtflerth
Altri Innm‘r.
mt‘Jl 3* l-t ll
Iloalmr II. ltorux
iii.
Jinn-"Minna. "tutu‘l‘ \Vlm». it t-
umour. HALL. Jmlru item. no " '
’lltl nrnmrmnnu natt'uttm. ' .1 1'“
rousurittmlw-M filit-M'AflJA‘IK' ' " °‘
or tint rows or hummus. or?
canon.
Hrs" or t‘ouswrrt‘r. I, Asylum” m.
. . May
Mianmt’m‘m. i .
I‘ptn the «mt Int of the said Robert It
"0th“. pinyin; or me [heroin til-t forth.
in the Nuts- of Penny! onto. and tbst the
minim and Pruitt-m of timeout Por-
its nadir-timer» and. site made parties in
this Mimi: thus-fon-
miiutalti. That narllw ot the pendent-y of
aaldmin taint In- [in-toll» It: vmhtlm
and t‘ Itun of Mill t’vmtella olllran. or.
smut. hr publhtdmr thin orator in Tau Eras.
transmit”. a daily newspa r private-I in
Knuth Non-tilt. in said t'nurt y. tbm tItI
mrmirrly‘. mmmvm-lngon or before thu- fit
day of May. A. It. Int. and that mutin- of the
military of aid i hit he sirento said
imrrllab and J tall by d visiting a
my: at said cannot-Int citation an? outer of
not “only or hrfurethl- filth do of Mn . A. It.
It”. in the twist salvo-month‘s. Irwin to ml»
ot odd ray-mitosis at t‘hmter. I'ritmyIVania.
”inflict”! int".
at. 'l‘. IHVHAND.
mm of the (hurt of Columns Plea for Fair-
notd (Bounty. mmflt
(Brilliance (human I (
l'f'
Tin "Ira: or Friar-m (‘ALIAIIAL’ of
urn or Normans. Drum. Roth.
Manormumtm. so. , rt M-
l‘ tlnlflr Con-Ir. I am th. I
I'm the annotated of sold (Wise Call»
has. starts. for {em theta not truth. tor
loradmfirwfl title to merri- real
estate: It ammo .rt-turn.
abletothsttomthrttn MM, trlrld
My. on the
”I M It! C£‘%wu fight”
W'- with.
t‘ ‘.
game... m
. 3:3
I. m.
~ «-
.IDIXH Int. smiat-d on the ore! twit- of
' Count Ito-rut...
New Potatoes and Tomstos. Nancy nipples and Oranges, Pine-
apples, Bananas, Strawberries and Fresh Vegetables.
' I
Canadian and Club House
Cheese, Lamb's Tongues.
The Choicest Teas and polices imported. . Fancy New Butter
25c lb. Creamery Butter 30c lb.
IIIIIIIIES E.
LEADING.
Pentaininir‘LIdHTS and SIGNALS of LONG ISLAN
TI i )E TABLES. descriptions and
of boats from
Washington Street. South Norwalk.
"my NEW” BbA'r CATALOGUE. '
,utnnnn, °
GROCER,
D SOUND.
HANDSOME ILLUSTRATIONS
$27.50 to $3.000
sent on receipt of five cents.
Raymond street.
,—
rainy weather~
t
‘\LAHGE pleasant room furnished wit H
A
h .
Imlfl front room. with bed-mu; '
and_ clothes press. Suitable fora ' -
doctor orddentistfr tor gentleman and wife ’ '
ash-
many 0 our
. .. ,.. ._.._ -. ....‘-_.._ ., .,....,._-. .
AT shot. 55km: rooms on \Yathtnmdhalve declded to
street. 1:3); "mason W our strict. 59m
muse. barn
.g...m...peeial Sale until
evening.
37' E A iii :3 iii 9‘. ‘: .
Hit and after May to. tiivli xt-
will It’ith‘ Snu'h Norwalk at lth. m.. l‘:-“
:utiil‘ Milli, NIH t. ill.
Lcavc Ilotou Point. II:I‘~I all”.
Spi'i‘lill trip from Roton Vol 1
I 892 335.931.
CfiMMENCHG WEBNES
STEA
"It”: “1-7245: at.
2:30 p, m,; I‘Ittsl :llst Ht.
earlier.
days. Wednesdays and Friday-i
do”. 'I'Inirszduyrt and Saturdays
“W . ,_.
Taylor ‘81. Golden.
ileaiEttmse’ntiinsurance.
Wtsmuttrou 8min.
Silli'l‘ll SURWALK. (7n.\‘.\'
with t
The Annual Ball
or rllt‘.
Germania Sengerhund
WILL llfi Ill-II." IN
(DIHIAY‘II "ALL.
W M‘IIINHTON PIT. HRIIKIEJIU. NON “It MC
nonntttvéitmnnivao
little by thin-'- orchestra.
“charm"! assimilation
Danton Pout
HIREIIOIIY POINT.)
(was.
Will he
IIPENEII MAY 28.
mimlfltm
_‘ml t
\‘I’arerooom. \Vator street.
« i" t '
, .iAcKsou Brio.
Louvr- Iintolt I’uini. i: a. "L. 12‘.
SUNDAYS'JJHIH? South Nut-w
Will make DAILY 'I'ltll’ri T” .V I".
licttirnitiyz. It*.l\‘t' New Y
a! 2:50 p. m.
ftl£-8utgle Tickets. 40 cents: Excnr i
“to propeller (’I'I'Y ()I" NURWALK w
foot of
ASE.
AT LOW PRICES.
The only place in the city where
Bitter Farm Creamery Butter
IS SOLD.
n p 3m
l. H. IIEIIIIEII,
19 Washington Street, , ,
WILL PAPERS,
Paints. flils, Glass, etc.
Combined Chair and Step Lad-
dcr reduced from $2.00 to 81.75.
PAINTING, PIPEII IIIIIIiIIIIi:
DECORATING.
79-Washingtnntt.-79
_.,-/
.0.» ,
Columbia Bicycles l
And upwards. Some mrc bargains in Colnm- ‘
Ina Sufi-lira. “hi-'1. huu- bu-n used but Ittll‘le.
w
iwttpr In\r‘:~lll‘.i:ltt than ‘Iu purchase
:ra-ic new trim le. 1 Lo old nrm.
and listen Peint
\
tn I’nmt S'I‘i‘IAlII-Zit “JESSIE B ”
.rt. HM. Shin 5:30 p. it].
‘t. 3:11”. izlt'. Milo p. in.
qu. ills?“ it m., 12:31”, is“. 33:30,
. 1:: M. ":3 ._ into, 5:3”, 7:1“. MCIUpJII.
Excursion Fare. 25 Cents.
Mu: atrI no at in p m,
l 3592
let.
8 it :3
J
I892.
.-'~.i
31!!»
tiiyi lv'L- .
OF ALBANY”
‘~\' YORK. having South Nur-
nrk. Iit't‘klltllll St. at
.‘w'aturtlays, hall" an hour
‘ on Tickets. 60 cents.
tII luriw .‘Icw York .‘dun-
at 5 p. 'm In-ztvv anwnlk 'I'ucii—
at 5:39 o. m.
‘ to the Public.
I "NW mitt m» Hour Int-InrMJ-hr‘M—r Main
,uwl \‘i'ti Ivuctut. In. t r, in Mt syn. “‘Iu It-It t
9.x I‘Tn:~~".l u—i» tut-Kym“ my thunk“ in all
flit iIu-r ltiwral XLIIIVHHHU‘IYI ‘h pa l. and
‘trvmt r~ ‘il ttulyt »».7. Iii? | mt Il‘itl‘ltt'l'tli NIY.‘
Iuttmutvtu «an. "t’t fruit.
which r t.lv 1mm: l.m tttt'tmt).
To the Public.
T .u N” ‘rrnlgttHI I. t‘ 'n ‘ tum'luutl tits-
J'ii ., It‘nl‘w- ant-I: 'c l bi Hr mt- tot-It-
. .t "id, mt -r ‘If Iiv u'tl \Vtwt'lfllllm
rw-tr.
lumpy ..,- t ;:-Liu- 2min nu; I it At tutu-c
of rho ’tIs ‘HI pat-nun o I-‘ fit" It v9
:uill tfiiIt‘Ith’ it II-nc ‘V‘l YIII. m -
flan Iiuu ~w-H‘imra tin-I 3 Marine. I villi-,3!
:I‘H maul in Mr tut in,
Full ult'I we or
I ‘ "‘t'YI‘v-tnr'itlII),
t1 "ELI'LEY R I" AIIB
Cradduck’s
M A I? K ET.
WASHINGTON STREET.
Is orrlmttm .
will”. it!
I
“II. I09
I’rlmr “met!
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