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New York Ilsa-ll Weather Forecast.
Theweatherto-daynromiustobennerally
from cloudy to partly cloudy; with nearly
stationary. followad by slowly rising tamper»
tar-and rainsr'saow. ‘aotltkely to he very
heavy. Tomorrow it promises to be partly
cloudy and‘warmsr. preceded by ralnor snow
and followed by clearing.
SOUTH NORWALI.
What the People a! Gunny are Dal-g
III Sula:-
As is their usual custom Raymond
Brothers presented all of their office help
with turkeys for Thanksgiving.
Franklin A. Smith has had a very
handsome Quincy granite monument
erected in his burial plot at Riverside
cemetery.
~Fresh broken candy at Lane's. lit
Washingtousmt.
The second anniversary sociable or the
South Norwslk Athletic club will be
held at their rooms, Thursday evening,
December 1.
Mrs. Lena Briggermnn entertained a
number of her friends lut evening at
her home on Washington street. All
had a [decent time.’
—An smortment of fresh Huyler’s
candy at lane‘s, 51 Washington street.
Mrs. Charles Culps, of Philadelphis,
spent Thanksgiving with her aunt and
cousin, Ilrs. G. R. Wilkins and Mrs.
John L. Richards. Jr., of Bayview
avenue.
Rev. Frederick A. Smith, pastor of the
Silvermino lethodist church. was the
recipient of a Thanksgiving turkey with
compliments of Franklin A. Smith, of
this city.
--Notico C. H. Harvey's special
Thanksgiving advertisement on another
We. _______
A crayon portrait of Henry Green, of
Kim street. the work of his wife. is ex-
hibited inane of the windows of Bar-
ter’s drug time. It is a very creditable
pieces! work.
Elder G. L. Teeple will preach in the
lectureroom, 37 Chestnut street, Smith
Norwalk. to marrow afternoon at 3:2!)
o'clock. Allure cordially inflted to at-
Ieud these meetings.
—-Scribner'e for Dec. at Flynn's. P. O
Harmony lodge, I". and A ll , of New
Canaan, will skit Old Well Lodge neat
l’uesday evening, November 29. and con.
ferthsthird degree. A collation will be
served alter the work.
John C Wilson a Co.’s factory will
close today until thetth of December
During” that time an inspection of the
boilerwillbemade.the engine repaired
and an account of stock taken.
—I.ane’s. til Washington street. open
early and late.
Annie Hyatt. wife of ”Daan Jack.”
was arrested in East Norwalk for drunk-
enness. yesterday. by Chief Vullmer and
brought to the lockup. This morning
she was sentenced to the county jail for
sixty days.
—-’l"he Christmas number of Ladies’
Home Journal can be bad at Flynn‘s.
7Willinrn H. Ileeker & Co. has a con-
tract to put a forty-inch galvanised iron
pipe seventy five feet in length in J. C.
WilsonaCa's hat factory. It will be
usedueaventilatortocarry otl'the
steamfromtheslrlng tubs and will be
run by an exhaust pan.
--New Inghnd peanut tally atlane's.
5! Washington street.
Miss Lsuretta Roomy. the nineteen-
yeanold daughter of Patrick . is
lying critically ill at her home In Bull
Run. Hersicknees is attributed toa fall
on the ice about two years ago. by which
she fractured her arm and received other
injuries. From that time her health
began to fail. —_........
—Juulns Brown does painting. paper-
hauglng and general jcbhtug. 0rd.
slant-paroles. P. 0. mm».
Haviland street. South Norwalk. 0t.
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can. can: has sold soup-fin. reasons]. arsrlos. ‘
uses to Wallace Orofut. 7
' ‘ ‘l'ka Ila-lag and Gail. of Iarwalkfaspla
«Home made piss. Lane's, It Wash. st. see their Islands.
ms IIcKeil. of Omaha. Nebraska, is
The condition of Edmund E. Crows
the guest of Miss Clementine Choiweli,
has remained unchanged for the past few of High street.
days.
nu. Iona am. or Vassar college. who
—Charles E. Seymour, a... ham has been home for Thanksgiving. returns
8m. ha received direct from nodal,
emcee!- . , 7
to-day.seboias.lotof Stan's ,nslebrsssd ' fill-Elie}. 3N"- 0'. “‘W’lm'
returned yestelds‘y armada rillhi a»
‘ Rev.c.lLchg.of;I'1-st,llorvsllr.will
vieitin IMMEJ.
. 7 IllseGevmo in W .‘ordorln‘
deiiyeransddress at the Y. I. C. A.
song service tomorrow afternoon at 4
street, is visitingJeIatlves and friends
o'clock. All young manure cordially
in Newark, N. J.
invited to attend.
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1
Harvey W. Bell, of Boston. lava, has
been spending a few days with Fred H.
Parsons, at Brookside Farm.
“Miss Gertrude Bum". of Brooklyn,
N. Y.. has been the gust of Him Fanny
leonard, on Union Park. Norwalk.
bliss Bertie Wilson. of LaSalle Insti~
tute. who has been up nding the Thanks-
giving recon at the home of her parents
on West avenue. returns to the institute
—Pure codes with pure cream. Be. a
cup, depot restaurant. Open all night.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
South Norwslk Baptist church will hold
an experience doiiarso iai. Ilonday even-
ing, November 28. There is to he a
short literary pmgramrne. All friends
of thssociety are invited to be present.
. today.
A very enyoyable evening is anticipated
by the membership. DONATION. .
Mrs. Hickson Cole is visiting relatives
—Chsrlss E. Seymour. the leading in Brooklyn.
grocer, has received direct from Florida,
today a choice lot of Stow's celebrated
oranges; tine budded fruit.
Edward Millspaugh and family spent
Thursday with William [)9th in West
Norwalk.
Alarge tire in the direction ot long
Island was plainly seen from this place
about 7:30 o’clock last night.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bell, of Brook—
lyn, spent Thanksgiving at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Bell.
Darius Ferguson and Gilbert Scotieid
and families drove to Lyon's mains.
Thursday. and spent the day with
friends.
Rev. B. S. Kidd, of Croaier Seminary.
formerly of this place, is expected to
preach in the Baptist church to stormw
morning.
There was a family reunion Thanks»
giving day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George W. Stevens. twenty relatives be-
ing present. All report a very enjoy.
able time. 7'.
. Miss Charlotte I’. Bryan gave an en-
y'oyabie cobweb party, Wednesday, nea-
ing. at her home on lain-nest. Among
those present were llisses Emma ritual»
man. Danie Hoyt. Oliver Cole, Edgar
Ferris. Edward Thom, Edward 7Cush-
man. Harry VanScivarand Frank. Stev-
ens. .
bliss Amy Cole held a cobweb pirty at
her home last evening. A large number
of guests were present and game? were
indulged in. IIIasPearI Stevens, of this
place. won the lady's prize. and rank
Scarles.of New York, won the gentle
man's prize. A number of South Nor—
wnlk people attended.
Rising Star Division held its serenth
anniversary last night. Owing to the
fact that admission, sandwiches. cake
and lemonade were free, a large number
of people were present, and but a very
pleasant time. The Glee Club sang
several selections and addresses were
made by Revs. C. G. Callen and I‘. W.
@0me”.
DARIBN.
In the case of Alfred L. Stevens, charg—
ed with letting a house for immoral
purposes. the jury in the superior court
could not agree. They were sent back to
the jury room by Judge Hall. but re»
turned a second time, when they report—
ed a disagreement and were discharged.
A goodsined audience was at Husie
Hall last evening to witness the presen-
tation of “Our Angel.” although the at
tendancs was not a large as the merits
of the piece deserved. bruise Hamilton
as Blossom, the angel, made new friends
by her clever acting, and the support she
received from the company was first-
cinm all through. Tonight “The Little
Detective” will be presented. which con-
clud-sthe engagement of the company
here.
NORWA LI NEWS.
A Brena, Budget of Ito-a from the
Donal: Ind ol'l'own.
W. W. Story. of River street, celebrat~
ed the eightieth anniversary of his binh
day on Thanksgiving day.
Next Thurdsy evening. at Grace
church. Right Rev. L R. Brewer. Bish-
op of Montana. will deliver an address.
Frank larron isarranging for a pool
match between Fred Hall, of Norwalk.
anda player named Taylor, of Darien,
for a purse of .50.
-—Rcasouablc prices at Lane's depot
restaurant. Open all night.
Miss Alice Choiwell. of High street. is
having serious trouble with her eyes and
will be compelled to abstain from society
pleasures for some time.
Everitt 0. Ships-an. of South Wilton,
entertained a large party of friends at
his home in South Wilton, Thursday
night. Dancing was indulged in until
daylight anda merry time was had by
all who attended.
A report has reached Winnipauk that
the new management of the Danbnry
division of the Consolidated road con-
template making some improvements at
that place. one of them being to change
the location of the depot to a point near
the new mills. It is said that this would
be morecentral and convenient to the
majority of Winnipank people.
—Huyler’s candy, fresh every day, at
lane’s. 5| Washington at.
. h WESTON.
as: 3 auto..." hasmtzusn labile]: I: John Kellogg is making extensive re-
yrats past. If the receipts keep roiling 9"" on b” house.
up the way they have done during the J. A. Godfrey, of Cannons. spent Sua-
week, it will be the most niece-fol fair ‘1'! With hh W'-
ever held. Last evening Dwysr's band nuns-no Hamilton has been visit
gave a delighqu concert. which was ing relativesinfitamford.
"Md”! ‘5' '"K' W- The un- Neils Nichols has been visiting
dmrdrawiags were awaded; the grail; her brother in ”Mm. 7
palsucbrlngssilvdrteaset. wit 7 7 ‘ . . .77. ',
toJohn J. Baotou. re. on code Mon- . no. Aw“ ”hm" mm" slim!
tag the week in Bidgileld.
daynlghtst uionofwhiehthc ; 7 Ha 30‘1““, i
articles uponw chances havshssa Charan tt .. » i.“ “a“. 7'
m 'm be mm have been visiting with G. Etturfib.
George Bnikeley has been the guest oi
his daughter. Ills. Banks. of Residing.
Miss Irene Perry, of Valley Forge. has
been spending several days with Miss
Ilnnie Williams.
Edward Andrews and family. of
Betbsi. have been the guests of In.
Oarollnellicks.
an. new am and in. Battle
Adamswersdelsgatss to the Woman’s
Auxiliary meeting In New Havmlaet
week.
Thelsdles of Immanuel church will
givsautppel' andsntertatument tn the
church parlors on Thursday arming.
December 1.
Thanksgiving evening two small col-
oredhoys who deliver milk to William
U.Iistts.oflil Elm street. sawa man
standinglotruutofthshmweand when
thsywsnttoths back door they saw
auctherruau. Hewcsesshnehhatand
kept his face well covered. The boys
toidllr.listtsabcuttbemsn.andhe
coofrcntvdthefellowwhowas hanging
mound the back door. The man ran
around the houss.jolnsdkh companion
intirefmnhand both started 0! down
themeetonarun. Inflsttsrsn after
theta a inert distance. but they were
podspriatsrsandkegsveapthscbsse.
laterinrhsrveniaghelsavusd that an
overcoatbsiougiugtoliehaslllawaonm
dyeremploysdatthsllnh‘a‘lauufactur-
ingccmpaa‘y‘smflhwhohcanleatl'rsd-
“WEI-tasters the street,
hdhpnolmhuarths front hall. ls
hthoagktthatthemsnlrdluhchasad
wwslhetflsvsa
*‘ovrs I’ll IIVII.
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new unusual-t and lastly *“M<
answerer—aunties. “names-us.
mythseonmw as
on a. clan museums “Wit-m
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uni sue noises.
Theatrical marten In wines Hay-oer"
People Will ha Interested.
Persons connected with the uieah'lcsl
busins- view with suspicion. if not with
dread. the number thirteen. Indeed, the
feeling that thirteen is a number of ill
omen is one entertained by a very com
idershla number. of persons of all
mmbdenndllionaof 1i! ,. ',Tlrres
tiseauhabpsrsonsass who fly the face
M strontium and tradition. however.
andwllotleolarc that thirteen bur-for
.ms’ when." "sum ”are the I...
comedians Barry and Fay, and their
manager. William II. Dunlevy. The last
mentioned gentleman entertained an in-
terested group of hatensrs in Manager
Knapp’s private ofllcc last night with this
curious story: “Our tint engagement in
New York with ‘Ichenna’s Filttation.‘
was at the Park theatre, which is num—
her 138! Broadway, so that whether you
read the sign forward or backward the
first two figures are thirteen. The then
managers of the theatre were Hyde and
Behman and in that tlrrn name you secure
thirteen letters. We played "lthenna's
flirtation" there thirteen weeks, and
gave 189 performances of it; the first
two figures in that groupare thirteen,
and one, three and nine added together
make thirteen Other engagements
obliged us to leave the Park and we
went to Proctor’s theatre. where we suco
cecded "Shenandoah" Then we went
to Nibio‘s Garden. the largest theatre in Sharon
the United States, and altogether we
gave 288 performances in New York.
and two. three and eight added together
make thirteen. Imay add that in the
Park theatrethe orchestra section con:
sisted of thirteen rows in which there
were 3l3 seats. Of course this 'D merely
aseriesof strange coincidences and the
fact that ever since thirteen came so
strongly into our business careers our
financial succe- has been immense. but
I tell this story simply to show that
thirteen isnot the hngaboo that many
people think itis." Barry and Fay are
again appearingtogether and they will
give the farewell performance in South
Norwalk of "Ichenna's Flirtartion,
at Music Hall. on Friday night, Decem-
ber 2.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Preachers and This “Ila-as la Norwalk
Ckmkea 'l‘o-nsorrnw.
Sum Nortwau Cosomanoxsl. Went
avenue and West streets M. as alu_ll.
Hear-a, pater. Services m a m. and .15“
p. m.; Sunday schoolsz. Young Peoples
SIX iety of tfhrtstlan Indnwor meeting at out
p m; ruby-ct. 'liow t.- he List!” In the
World." Cup lunei ling conducted by
a nu
Hour 0 Daily. luv 1. ”1h:
litiryyof the Near-a ." Evenlfing an tact. "Lite
Lessons from the salms."—I’aalm sh.
slop-m Nonwsu Mnuonm. West avenue.
near Garner. Rev. H. ll. Ru r.
Serv'cca 1cm am. and we 9. nu: bunday
school. it m. the pastm will preach morning
and evening.
80m Bio-wan: Baum. West avenue. near
l’lne street. N» settled pastor. Preaching.
um) a. m. axntl rm p. m.;uSund «has. lag;
.l'.8.(‘. ra'ermee . .m.
I‘: l'. litidhamp D.) it. \ew 'it‘ritsln. Costa. whl
preach nun-lug and mull“
Tit . rrr Reinvent. West street and Fair-
flehlla‘venue. South Norwalk. Rev. Olin Hal-
lock. rector. Advent Sunday. Manila: Prayer.
Holy Communion sermon a ton) ans
Huntlk' school at five Prayer at
imp at. Park
N'oawsLa Continuation“. corner
"in Lewis aim“. Rev 1* it u b
sedan. Id!)
subject. ‘uhrlstlan Soilcltude
hi!” ”im‘ the t n'gm I‘vioman Subject
I I“ 0 I“! . a
‘ Womanhood in theyliome~the Ideal Daugh.
tor and Sister."
Nouwsnu Museum. West and Mott are.
.tiemgsv Alas ne.l).l)..pastor.
noon “at an 75) p. m; ‘ nit-lay
lie-r lees little a m. and
ncin‘iul. l: m.; Ipworth League meet my can)
p. m. To-mvmw Dr. W. “.Ciara.of "I“;
rt. will occupy the pulpit morning and are
ng.
Nonwsna Bsmsr. East avenue. opposite
Green. Rey. . Robbins. pastor. tier-
vices. Ma. In. and 1!”ka Sunday school.
{.3 i chi" “do“i'ilfl'l‘
‘I asset . m. n -
.t. "The Divlh‘e tioash p.“ The subject for
the evening will be by mums, "The New
transpiration."
or. Pan‘s lrtscorsr. Churc
site theGrce Norwalk. luv
rector. Holyt. mission with cartoon. 1013
subject. lord's sec-ind Coral“.
Divinoservlcs-ttb sermon. at imp. m.
of Alllelm‘ lecture-Mop ”Christ-
nl‘sith ansu one ' angled.
39mm the Bible l'outvndlct Itself?" obo-
sflufielflh in ltd; a“ wheel.”
ii:v ’ “MI-ud- K‘ “'3’:
manslvmrsnlsldeaavsnas
rest. . Ii. Watkl rector.
”into “t if tulle Dormant n.
”at; a. V ' my a-
non , at -.
'l n rs. .1'he rector
2.5mm“ 7... welcoma' “ m“ _
'. avenue
agit- "unrated“ Ilsv. W. J. Sloc-
um. . how Man. a In; Chlldrens
“Warn: High lass. Ma. an; Vespers.
”:I) p. m.
use Avmma Her-outer. aear V
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tor. "caching ..
IIIMOWO‘
8.1‘. Graham.
“to. Henry 8.1ves, the well known financier.
an) city andCamden. it.
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letter That ta- Grand Jury war not
Ildlut llsr for Harder.
'l'scrrou, Mssa. Nov. file—The intone
lion prevails here that the grand jury will
not indict Lizzie Borden for the murder of
her father. Andrew Borden. It is quite
certain that no new evidence of any lino
parlance has been given before the jury.
and that proceedings are delayed because
the seldom is not considered sumcisntso
mat the finding of an tritium,
has ls‘yet nearly a week-tor
fresh «Wand in that time enough.
maybe gathered to make things-mums
anenurelydlderentaspect , . .9. .7 ‘
As conditions are nowthe chances for
Bordenh only release from confine~
meat are bright.
Ifshels indicted and the jury at. that
trial failto convict there would be little
hope of ever bringing her before the court
again. even though she should be charged
the next time with murdering the other
member of the family. whose name was not
mentionedlnthe warrant for her arrest.
If the grand jury sets her free it does not
mean that she is forever cleared of any
future action of the body. but. on the con-
trary, she can be hauled up at any time on
a new charge. provided there is at the time
fresh and convincing evidence against her.
Thwmbahilitles are strongly in favor of
no i.
FOUR MEN HELD UP.
Yorkie Wanted Checks and Backed Ills
Demand Wlth a Gun.
Hartman, 0.. Nov. ”s—Oran Vcrhis.
aged forty, of Bharonvllle, held up Dr. J.
W. Cornell. of the same place. covered him
with a shotgun. and caused him to sign a
check in his (Vorhis‘) favor for “(It on the
First National bank of this city.
Neat Vol-his went to Grover Brown. of
ville, and covering him with his
m” made biniwrite outacheek tor
Then Vorhls went to Undertaken Vorhls
and demanded that he writes check for a
similar amount, but the undertaker talked
him out of it.
The robber proceeded to Dr. Smithers'
allies, and demanded a check for show un—
der penalty of death At this point a con-
stable arrested him.
‘l'raln Iohbsrs at Work.
Sums, Wash. Nov. at—The overland
west bound train on the Northern Pacific
railroad was held up near Hot Springs by
three masked men, who robbed all of the
male passengers in the Pullman sleeper
Wadena. six in all. They secured 81,”.
BIrgldrs Hohhot! ea. Sale.
Cowstsos. 0., Nov. first Kirkcrsville.
Licking county, a safe in the residence of
A. H. Austin, who has been treasurer of
Harrison township for thirty years, was
robbed of between than and than by
burglars.
Few Orleans [obtuse-y Robbed.
New Osman. Nov. m—Assisunt Treas-
urer Nebcker is advised of the arrest in
New Oridtns of J. L Hontlsu, cub clerk
in the suhtreasnry at New Orleans. for oil»
fering money from the money bags eon~
hiring sliver. Each bag should Contain
Loon silver dollars. but Mention took one
out. In all he stole am A recount ofall
the money in the New Orleans subtressury
—abont flamenco—nu been ordered to as-
certain the exact shortage. It will take a
month to count it all.
“the Ship Driftsd Three Days.
New Haven, Nov. 25.—The Austrian
lurk Isabella Bah-om, of New York, Cap-
tain Delano, which arrived here, reports
the loesofllnle R. A. Rims and Steward
I. C. King from swamp fever. For three
daysevery member of the crew was help
less with‘fever and the ship drifted at will.
Finally the captain recovered suihcicntiy
to take the wheel and pnttbe boatinto
ank’s island for medical aid.
'I’bsra llay Do a Triple lynching.
extremism, Nov. tit—Near Jasper, Its-
rion county, Tenn, George Dawson, engi-
neer oi the Tennessee Coal. Iron and Illu-
lng company. was robbed and murdered by
three colored desperation. They were ar-
rested and confessed. A mob has been or-
ganized to lynch them.
Assassins-i at lldalght.
alumna, K32. Nov. m—Shtney Worth-
sm, joint agent for the Inniaviile and
Nashville and East Tennessee. Virginia
and Georgia railroads at Jellico, Tenn,
was fouliy assassinated at midnight last
night by an unknown dead.
Carnegie VIII (live [0,001
Allan's“. Me, Nov. l5.—Andrew Cas-
negle has oilered to give ”.mof the
stones needed lo (:01an the “throw _
James G. Blaine. lira Batman Blaine
and Hon. G. W. Bradbury.
"napoleon" Ives Ines for ”.000.
Princess), Nov. as - The case of
abut the James Catleryeatate to recover
metal-red tobedus Ivarasthe result
or stock transactions waseosttsusd until
Hominy.
Wind Ilill Island Disappearing.
I’ntunstruis. Nov. team work of
removing Wind Mill lslsnd,ln the Dela
ware river channel midway between this
rarer was.
mine. scans» now so Flies.
free of charge for three months. Their object in pursuin
against spending more money for useivss trenunent.
rm were rejected as incurable
sure and certain in its results.
They have secured the services til the (ireatast English
'tifil'l, Cancers. or any
_ p. to. Sunday, elated
Cltfili’fliltb In "Note-vs. Numnvw :5.
"all and er -mlne our li-t.
prices and on can terms.
ABMART.
of habits wi-hcs anon-it
st anythtng.orastore: willlnfisnd obllulng.
All a . ll
“7.
A of baby two andonanalf émrsnf age,
and aeelst in light housework.
quires]. Apply atthtsufllv-v.
wrk.
atovadd
library fund. Amongntherdouorsaralion. I"
Till:
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01.0). Inquire of
alstuan avenue. borough
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and subsonic Itrw-t
1‘ cost: No to Day um. home...
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0herrlss,8trswberries, etc, in glass, Macedoiues, Brussol Sprouts,
French Peas, Asparagus, Capers, Olives, Solid Oils, Truilles.
7 " A full assortment of Pickles.
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LEADING “Will. 33 WISHIIITIII 8T. 80. "DIWALI.
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7 The festive Thanks ‘vin turke bows to t '
ceases his gobbling an oflegs himsglf for sale it]: figfigla r mil
where will the best of them h f 9 ’ ’
about it to the rest of e ound . But if you won tea sword
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six Havana orange’sp u ‘ur ey Will he presenwd with
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7. relapse-1:9 Call. 52 3; f'falk' ' ”'fli‘lfi‘lfll’ifl"
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STAFF OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PHYSICIANS.
“'ILL ARRIVE AT THE
Mahackemo Hotel,
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28th,
tnIl will linen an Office in Parlors iios. 5| and 52.
‘00.
THE
GREAT CONSUMPTION SPECIALISTS.
All who visit these eminent physiciam before Deemher 3d, will receive services
_ _ ‘ [hi-t course is been
unrated with the suck and afliicred They treat all diseases aunt] deft:
fyourcase is incurable they will honestly tell you so and caution you
, . During the mt year 3,192
These specialists Will positively cure Cutarrh.
and Lung ”tum. and will absolutely guaran-
agrce to treat. 'This mode of treatment is safe.
‘ Epilepsy. Hysteria. Nervous Exhaustion and all
forms of nervous dlsease permanently cured by the Lindon Specific treatment.
Specialists for Blood, Skin and
Those sulfermg from Rheumatism. Sires. Ulcers. Tu—
. form of Skin or Scalp Dim-am should visit them at once
Remember. consultatlon, advice and services alnulutely tree. .
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Bronchitis, Asthma. and all Throat
tee every case of Consumption they
'iurgical diseases of men.
Hours, 9 a. m. to 0
Main lllfice. I39 Fairlield Ive, Bridgepon, Conn.
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Its New York millionaire. givesa riin—l h m} : ‘ V 7
net at 5th memo and 26th xtrwt. costingi ~g’llfflam'm’nts.
5700.0”, which gives 19 wiple tlyspwpsxa . . . W...
LMUSIG HILL, SOUTH IIIIIWILK.
tud these pen in sprnd $1,456.00 in dov-
W. ll. libAl’I’, Manager.
aim‘ bills am finally have to pay $5.00
-ach for Cactus Blood Cure to cure them,
what would be the saving per mpltn if
the dinner should not be given. them
using 8'? persons at the feast?
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mu may have the problem solved and
at information alum trim Rim-ti i‘nvu
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Supported by it e impelent company in
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