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PAPER.
5 QUIRES or
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|25 Envelopes
~103—
60c.
R. H. Plaisled,
Druggist.
43 Washington St. Sn. Nowell.
w WITHIN
,CEENERY '
t
runs an. Pam asp mvloonm'rs
THE SYSTEM.
'fl lore Aches.
lelnle llestless llsys,
to lure Sleepless lights.
'Wlth lucrsaslsg Appetite and perfect Dlgrw-
tiou nope tab-s the place of despair: your
daily doth berm a delight and Llfsa
Joy.
Then stop that cough with
Yankee
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at“ Inuults lithe
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NORWALII. CT.
, P. Barren:
Oar winter‘s supplyof W lbs. is uowta.
old friendswho buy in
dcmtuths Maud we
mi .Wsessptesssthoss
‘ «satin-walls”
' ’hopsnswrrtsadsaswcll.
Blah Funds Ito.
' g g ;. “firmness-Imi-
u. “I“ “Will,
_ res loser sslslrs,
res slum our
WW
Aflbfishm skaters
timeliness.
wt my no; the”
bar _ ever been pro-
oenoooouenn him“!!! we
.gzammcls ' & co.,—-—-——-
156 Wpshlngton Street.
one Eieme SENTINEI.
V”
f' ,;_,....—m
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South Norwalk.
SOUTH “DIWALI.
who is. Mu or'osr or»
- aim
suns www.m-uama. awn“
warmer-ad partly cloudy. mellowed possibly
bl rain or snow. Tomorrow it promises who
generally from falr to partly closely. with no
changes.
city Ilrug Store.
90. NORWALK.
W
- meoutnmmrs
“5 Cleaned Seedless Raisins
«carom-m t ornament.
law rota llurufl wm‘ Poconos!- .
'I'hswsathsrto-darpromls-tobsmallr Fred GI and] i. will
witness the tlostello-Grsr ,an up“ at
Coneylslandthisormdny, ‘
n 'u «um-m that between 350,000
and .00,” Vi“ ‘0 divided between
Yule-Damn their .huaol‘ the
receipts of Mrsgiving'a football
game. ...- _‘_
decided temperature
THE SENTINEL'S I’OSIHON.
A correspondent, who signs himself
”East Norwalker." asks why Tn! Sn'n-
rm. opposes the building of the horse
railroad. and why it is against public im- —A full be of fresh confectionery at
provements. _ Lane's. 5i ‘sahir gtou 3t,
1: True Sm knows itself, and it ‘
thinks ii does. it is not opposed to any
public improvement nor against the
street railroad in this city and East Nor-
walk. What it does oppose Is the chart-
er under which the proposed railroad i
to bcbuilt, which places our thorough-
fares at the mercy of a foreign corpora-
tion amour-u restrictions, and with-
out any érlnsideration.
So far as East Norwalk is concerned.
there‘nevldeutlyaotgoingwbeauyop
position to the rullrosd, the town authori-
ties interposiug no objection, and the
road will undoubtedly be built to the
Preps-Eons are being ‘made at \‘olk’s
hat factory tor the making of soft mu.
A surnberof orders have been received
andvrork will probably be cam
in. a few days.
Several rrnembers of the South Nor-
walk Methodist Episcopal church drove
toSouth Wilton ins wngonette yester-
day afternoon and conducted a prayer
rusting in the Methodist church there.
4pm 0. n. 'Harvey's special
Thanksgiving advert'nemrnt on another
I310.
Department Inspector Bartholomew
wsll inspect Douglas Fowler Post this
. evening at 7:45 sharp. Nominations for
bridge at once. officers are also to he made. At the close
The opposition in the city, as we under— of the encampment a light collation will
stand it, is principally to the '1‘ roll l" ”IM' _.0..
which the company has decided to lay, --New England peanut “fly at lane’s,
and to the laying it in streets where 5' Wmhingtou street.
there is not room for it or any other rail.
Funeral services over the remains of
and where it willbeanuisance to regu Nancy I". Jarvis. Who died “Willi.
were held from the residence of her son
Iar travel and tramc. 8s 1 J ' M .
Our correspondent says that for years “'3‘: d“ ' R" “is” geese?»-
there has beenaclamor for this onset omfing m interment .- inst.
railroad, and now. when it can be had. Paul’s church yard.
the city is blocking the way- If there
has been any clamor in this city fora
Rev. 8. T. Graham, accompanied by a
railroad we have not heard it. Certainly Aud're: w.g;mgrfgmfm as;
no olltl on the all!” through which it is Norwalk on the 9:16 min m attend an
intended tobuild it wants it. Further- annual state convention of the order in
more. there is no necessity for it. The St John’s church. Murrow Bilbo?
“mi“ “ho W '0 build it are not Williams will preach the sermon.
considering the city's tolerate, but their -—An My op m Boyler's
own. They undoubtedly believe there is candy at Lane’s, 51 Washington street.
money in it for them or they would not 0| b
- - - Au d oysterman says that to t c in-
. th t . 1 th th
”’3 g l" 9:" "‘3: as; B B? itialed itlsaseasy totell ow ageof all
are no “0m " an 0‘ "n rs. ‘ oyster by looking at its shell as it is to
are we, as a city, bound to aid them In tells mv. IKE by inspecting its may
their undertaking by destroying our It is done through an understanding'of
mfin 'im‘hfm, which are more the successive layers of shell which over
satiefEscfovy to us without a railroad than lap one another “d as easy ml) when
. . . . , you know how. .
we believe they would be with one? —-——-—-—
In ’short, are not the interests and con-
—A series of entertainments will be
‘ . . . _ given duringthewiuter by IincoInOouna
"mm“ °‘ "'",°“‘"“' °' "m"? "" cil, No.4. 0.1:. A. It, in their hallon
portance. and entitled to more considers- Washington street. The first one will be
lion than those of aspeculative corpora— . more on 119;:dede evening,
tion without any natural rights here? November 30th. Ticket-.3500!!!» each.
We think the city's intent should be adufsitting 8"“ “d “Ti“: he 9'09“"
. 'd rom membersor at e cor. Those
first considered. and for that reason en- who attend 1 th . II I ‘uler
done the ICIIOII 0! “l0 OOIIIICII in M will be m It) 00“ w“ this ’0‘...
elect to ascertain our legal status in the ~—
matter.
To a charter with proper restrictions
The play entitled “North and South."
tobegiren in aid of St. Paul’s chapel.
. . audwhicbwasannounced to take place
“d d” ”“9""? I“ u" d" '° December 6th atths Opera House. will
would haveuoobjectlon. Our greatest bepressntedinstsld at Insic 5.", on
surprise is that such a charter was ever the same evening. The change of play
M‘_w
doualcbnrobwlllboldabusinerl meets
’ sales in Norwath and mortgagesaggre-
o
logic the church parlor! at 1:1! this
~I-‘ruh broken candy at Lane’s. BI
Washingtoustreet-
. At the Hungarian ball. Thanksgiving
sight, Charla Pehrson had a new heavy
overcoat. valued at ‘18. stolen. lie mys
he «quested the committee in charge to
allow him to examine thematsiu the
coat room but was refused and threaten-
ed with arrest if he didn’t char out of
the hall immediately. Mr. Pchraon dill
get out and is highly indigth at his
trawler".
NOBWALE NEWS.
A larceny Budget of Items Iron the
mall III of Iowa.
The King’s Sons will meet in the Cow
grogational parsonage this evening at '1
o’clock.
Colonel F. St. John Lockwood. of Fast
avenue. will leave town early next month
for Ohio.
Attorney Joseph A. Gray will go to
Bridgeport to—rutwrow to finish the
Shcedymk case.
The regular meeting of the ladies'
Auxiliary sftheY. M. C. A.wil|lnhsld
to-lnorrow afternoon.
lira. John II. Itsmsou has purchased
the milk bulbs- tormerly owned by
Mrs. 0. L‘ Base“. of Wilton. " ,.
Tickets for the consecration services at
St. Mary's church were given out to
pew-holders at the 105) service. yester-
day. ‘t .
The work of grading and curbing the
new street from Orchard so Butts,
through E. 8. Adams‘ property. isia pro-
gross.
The summaryof the Waekly Beard
for last week shows seven rsaleshte
gating 37.456. -0“
Thsunclaimed letters at the Norwalk
post radios are adduced as folllows:
Charles Atkins. William Bunnell. A. N.
Sherwood, L. U. Snead.
General Charles Olmstead has been ap
pointed administrator of the estate of the
late Mrs. Mary J. Keck-r. of South Nor-
walk. wife of Sylvester Keeler.
Thesongserviceat the Y. M. C. A.
rooms.yesterday afternoon, was led in an
interesting manner by the Rev. c. 3!.
Pegg, of the East Avenue lethodist
church.
Janos Nyitmi and bliss Mary Gaspar
were uhrried at St. lfary's parochial
residence Saturday afternoon. The
bride was rimmed in white silk and car-
ried roses. -
Alexander 8. Gibson, formerly of Nor-
walh. has played at several organ re-
citals recently: In Danbury on the rem.
in Bridgeportou tbelfldlandhsishook-
ed for Wutport. December 5.
At the neat meeting of the (hurt of
Burgesses Chief Engineer Prowitt will
permitted to passin the legklature with- homes was made necessary by a misun-
out a“, city, W”, M town W in» derstandlng with the manager of the
formed of its nature. Had this been mum“ .__——
done it would havsbeen vigorously op- “WI’ 51 “VI-hint“!- mm. open
posed and unquestionably defeated. Our early ”d late.
clduneharsbesurdtbeopiniouthat no
charterto‘ a private ourpsrsttoil would .
... .. W . .. .. ..... ”gs: mam
In tbothsllet they offered no oppdtlou "I, wbhh concluded the
to thh charter. But now wearesuddru- m.“ theeompauy here. The W
ly confronted withadeslsrstluu that we of the membess of the company '-
have not control of our streets, and a": Mmzb-zamimmbged‘ a:
m the‘effort to ascertain by legal main“ ““5?
process if we have been deceiving our-
selves.
uiu’o mu.- nsemou drew a good
siasdsudlmoetolmicflall last stru-
, framed toordcatDscker’s. “Wanting-
‘ DIAIAIIO WINGS. ton . South alk.
theatrical ”are In water- We Ilrsst 1“"
roasts III as rm“,
Mn”. I", Thefunsrslof mum Baypaur
“WI” 0;: b ncementthtt thus "m‘m h“ h” home,” w“
irsrliartbtml‘llsrry and I have iwulhbsfm at I detaching
“in ' "' W was coo-locus lryllev. r. x.
f i. ullumnltenrslul
y ask tohareau extra wire
stretched from “mix“ Engine house.
whrrothsflre alarmbatterirs arsloest-
ed.totbelargehel|in theme house.
taking influx Ili.so that If the line is
sveroutoforderbyreasouotabuakor
a ground. thistle: will slw ’bshr
wortins » ‘ l' 4 »
.gwf-qHQHIH x
our. r. was. pastor or donut
Baptist church. went to own
Saturday morning and officiated at the
funeral of Ill-s Libby (Immerse, who
died at the houfs of her parents in
Brancbrille. last Tuesday. Ila wasss—
slated by thsllev.lr.Carroll.ppstmof
the Georgetown Iethodist church.
Rev. Ir. Brown.of Bridgepml. and Tiler.
flubbell. of Row Isabelle.
“The Iidnlsbtsprchl” uh . u.
Watthsflrand'l'bsstsslnllrldus-
postslllsstweek. Theplsy is labor
m and is numbered among
the sums-fat modern uselo dramas.
A. Dickermanal sell
”I sdin am‘fim'fl- 10" WM
SOUTH nonwaLK. on N.
Cherries. Strawberries, etc. in glass, lacedoines. Brussel Sprouts,
. HIT: (it; BEBE. ,
FANOY rum. onus: warm creme DAIRY. seer
lfHILADItLPHLA anew.
, ,0 connotes.
LEMARCHAND. LEHOINE, GEO. OADEAU.
IMPORTED .
French Peas, Asparagus, Capers, Olives, Solid Oils, Trudlm.
A full assortment of Pickles.
Telephone call 132.
.u ‘
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
Mantle-a- Weedless.
Thefavorlte flower at weddings this
some Is the cbryssnthemuw. The altar
Isolde large vases and Japanese trees of
._.__..—————-
Colfax Encampment. 1- 0. 0. E. ‘m
hairs—1 : ; evening. 'II “I“ de- rs M!
u“ Inn-Wis” mag: thchd:? M". ii M. -— prices at Lane‘s W m‘mrguamxawhrxum “In. muxflm are”:
aim". m “0...... "goo-oxen T-NW'M “ Owsllultht-l A: 009- - . W“ 8}. , ,' sday . Wandtbobndes-
Bunk-t Sale-u . ‘ .. r... H 0 " ‘- , m .4 -——--—»' ' " 'wsdoesday: ' , W p ' a m any: yellllicbryssn
. cause l Lust IW$IW rPul‘ coffee with W'Uramt‘boww hammer! these-sol theBonCulltllll.‘ Halibut” molds. m by man :3;
alargsblrl-nmforaboutounierematoh"
Ilunehalll- Division: V all. "my. fl 7-?“ Them ”I'VE "3'“th ghaein ‘ ‘d'hmwfiila
thelrhallouWthngtnnatrest. w; ‘~~ W, is] MWII .1
c. U. PeggaudkerJ' 3. Robbins will 0153 1'11! Il'll. ch , muted" W. .hp‘w ‘3
deliveraddullfl- ., a... I,” I. I... umod' bythsbridesmaids. The “spray
up. a...
u. 1.: boquz” is used for three large flowers,
with some of the blossoms hanging
downward like great ranch, and all are
tied with many long loops and each of
ribbon two inches wide of a correspond-
ing color.
t a recent wedding. when the bride’s
was urarl covered with inheritrd
ace. and her net was of white
chry‘nthumums. the seven attendant
maidens wore white satin Empire gowns,
the waist of natural length given a
short eflect byagirdle of many bands
of silver galloon. each resting on a fold
ofaatin. The gowns were in princess
breadths. cut
the skirt a very
Clarence B. Wixou died M night.
agedtwo sue-tbs.
John Shepard i- to ocean! the M’
smith shop now being built on River-
side avenue near the Swedish COW
tioual church.
“PM
BABIES.
In the case of Alfred L. Stevens,
charged with leasinga house in Darien
to John Beck. to he usedforimmoral
purpmes. many witnems were heard on
each side. and the evidence wascsrefully
reviewed by the attorneys in tlleir argu-
ments. Judge Ball's charge was lengthy
andwssalinepicccoforatory. He de-
clined so say. as requested by the coun-
asl for the defence. that the lease could
not be broken because Beck paid the
rent regularly. lie said it could be for
misuse. lfitwasussdasahouseofill-
fame,tlntwasauliwsssoftbe premises
and sufficient cause to make tholeasc 0' k 1:,” gunmen
' . orthe to were ' c san mourns
3:23.“. 'm, if. :0? 5,. gnaw” tinged withpl‘itcm'l‘he merdof the bridal
pm“ W . doubt that it was . proeseronworereryloogflughshfrock-
coate of black wasted. dark striped
honseof ill-fameaud that 3W“ in” trousers, White acarfs with pearl pins
is to be such.
'reu by the groom and shoes of patent
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l kl'd lSouls ofiilzhgthnumber wore
0 I’ .
cuss cellar ruins. 53$”; 8,5,3. “d'ei‘f (is: ‘52:;
' ' ' were so )nton-
iultra. Bu-n’l'uttlehas visited relatives ‘ M white by the
a.” .. , m and baseman—Muskrat
Henry B. Coley has purchased a trot-
ter of Thomas 3. Gregory.
Aaron Olmstead spent Thanksgiving
with friends in Bridgeport
Allen Darts-I. of Brooklyn. is failing
his mother. lira. Susan Boston.
In. Jane Smith hasviaited herdaugh
on. Mrs. John Gum. of Wilton.
(harks I. Tattle and family. of New
Haven. are visiting Ir. and Ire. Wil-
liam Sherwood.
II. and In. Charleen Gregory cele-
brated the first anniversary of their mar-
riage last week.
Mr. and Ilsa Wt I‘illow. of lim-
walk. spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.
and Ilrs. Rufus Pillow.
Rev. ll. Proctor Favor. of the Weston
Congregational church. preached in the
chapel Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and In. Frank Gregory have re-
turned from spending Thanksgiving in
Weston.at thereaideueeof her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Eheneaer Fitch.
short rounded demi-
train edged mere] with a narrow satin
fold headed by si vet. Full short pulls
.encd as sleeves. and gave great.
breadth, over which fell epaulettcs of
iqne lacs. very wide and very full
charmingly waved hair held
directly in the back a short
veil made of a breadth of
tulle attached by two lyre-shaped os-
trich ti , quite short. placed back to
e long White gloves were of
andthewlklxsatln slippers bad
sosuofifiom‘minl;
V. II. “A", Ian-pr.
e
FlllllAY even, ere. 2
” BARRY and" FAY
Molleiha’s
flirtation;
This will be the last
worldereaowuedaad
W
above lug col-sly. as
paratton for next season
TllE RISIIR BEIERITIIII.
Prices as usual Reserved rests at Plalsted's
and Hale's. Norwalk. . n.
IIIUIIK UPEII’ llnllRE.
ONLY Oil "IGIIT.
FRIilAY EVE’li, DEB. 2
TI“: 03! BIG zvsxr TIIIS SEASON.
Magnificent pmmtalton cf
Relut & Ballauf’s
Four-act lslodramatlc I‘pcctac lo.
THE
l
comedians la the
they have is pre-
PBBSONAI. IENTION.
no (la-bu and rial-e 0'! Non-II rush
out IIOII' nous.
Howard Zelufl spent Sunday with “in
Grace Farflngton at Greenpoint. L. I.
Dr. Purdy. of Iystic. has been visit.
ing Mrs. William H. Wilkins, of hows
strut.
Mrs James II. Laue. of South Kain
street. is visiting friends in the eastern
part of the stats.
Ir. and Ira. W. L Porter. of South
lain street. have been spending the past
few days in Beverly, Ilsa.
lliss Henrietta Aller. of Staten Island.
is a goat attbohomeof Insulin.
George L. Oliver. Bsyview avenue.
Ir. and In. Richard I. Benton were
guestsof tbshoqlitabls Bditoraud In.
John 8. John. of Westport. yrstcrday.
Jinan-d Ills. (Isaac. Smith rearra-
eul (your thetr‘wsddlsg soarlast m
WW. WE“ laws.”
rstary and unsure! of the tramway _
company. Is In South Nuwalk May.
Ilsa Elia N. Crofut. of flanford place,
and Ira. nugget Danhury. Ht Booth
liorwalk this morning revisit frisuoh in
W!-
ll- Ilay z. Itigby. whohasbssu
spending the‘l'hauhsslviug recess at her
[new on Tollss strestnsturued to the
State Normal school at flew Britain this
morning.
Enos Kellogg. of Forwslk. and George
Katha. at low Canaan, who. with
thetrfami .spsut 'l'llauksglviug with
their brother. Illnot Kellogg. of It. Vu-
T III-u .
Rlllllllglll Spectal.
c ttl‘
s on, museums.
or svsn All .
Ms" A sorrow.
Plil'llllll TIMES. 35,30,159.
u by “I. and h pr- momentum-dum- madam-name
In ”W- I" manna! sod civilian, of ll» .. . 0-..--- 0..--..0... 0..
“Lube wig: manquz'nrzm earn, unpopular st. Paal'sChayel.
m r. m I
m“"'o....."‘ u. a. W... ..,’. ...., a...» ””711. 2.: Illtlt lull, sou-1n “Hill,
a. m ”'3: ”Willie-iv“ Waters-t mm
m'mmw.‘ All your children sabjsst tempt “null", DEC. 5, '891
“I“. m l' J... I; In": ggyualsbosltasvwhswuhstsh; nmmsmmr.
~ m MM “MN". '"
airs-ls. mail-lbs wuss-fr ”Wm sebum” 1" N "h
may“? mu” “'5'. M. " n- so a A
vessel-so
appsslslswlt
ll!
”aw
mam-l-
Writ“;
down square in the neck,‘
lfllllll RIM“. ' 33 WISHIIBTUI 8T . 80. "DIWALI.
SPECIll'"WHILEMTHI'SWIE"Etl‘lllltlllts.
Fore quarters lllllll, It.
_ Ilinll quarters lslnll, I5c.
lolns lemll, llc.
Concord and Ilstsvrln Grapes. lac. basket.
~ . tweet Havana Oranges. 20c. dozen." ‘ '
. E. J. WADkHAIVlS. Proprietor
PEOPLE'S IIIKE'I'. *' FIEE DELIVERY. PEllPlE's HARKET,
13 North Main Street. South Norwalk, 21 Wall Street N '
Telephone Call. 52 3. Telephone. c'oll,o 33hr.
t' ’
STAFF OF ENGLISH Mill IMERIER PHISICIAIIS.
ARE AT THE
Mahackemo Hotel,
MRRDAI, NRVEMRER 28m,
lntl llpenetl an lllllee in Pallets lies. 5| and 52.
— «v»
THE
GREAT CONSUMPTION SPECIALISTS.
All who visit these eminent physician: before Dscember M. will rec 'v '
free of charge for three months. Their object. in pursuing this course i: t: mfg:
rapidly acquainted Wllll the sick and alluded Thev treat all diseases and defor—
mities. -If our case is Incnmhlo- they will honestly'tcll you so and. caution ‘Vou
against spell rug more money for useless treatment. During ".9 m3! year 319.3
cases were rejected as lncurable These spraclalists will “Entirely cure Caml'rh
Bronchitis. Asthma. and all [latest and Lung Diseases. and will aim-lutely guano.-
teeevery case of Qonsurnptrnn they agree to treat. This mode of treatment mgr.
sure and certaln In Its resulta Epilepsy. Hysteria. Nervous Exhaustion and all
towns-of nervous disease permanently cured by the Lindon Specific "mum."
They bareseeured thewrvlces DI the Greatest English Speciallsts for Blood Shinarul
Surgical d'meases of men. Those sufferlng from Rheumatism, Sun's Ulcers Tn-
Inoru. Cancers. orally form of Skin or Scalp We“ should visit "(pm at dnce
Remember. consultation, advice and services alatulutely free. Hours 9 a. us toll
p. m. Sunday. closed. ' '
llain lllfice, I39 Fairlield Ive. Bridgeport. Conn.
mlw
1;. s. TRDWRRlDGfi—Cll.
Sl'l 11-15.“!le T0 GEO. LOCKWOOD,
Mr. W. M. Terry. who has been in the
drug business at I-lelton, Ky, for the ,
past twelve yeare.5alys: “Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy gives better satisfaction
than any other couch medlcim- I have
ever sold." Then is good renal)" for this
No other will cure a cold on quickly; no
other is so certain a preventive and cure
for mmp: another words so much re.
lief in case of whooping mingle
Dealers in
IMPORTED and llllllESTIT: CIGARS
A full lim- nf )Icvry‘haum anll Ilriur Pi
aim! a'ylssz l’la in: cards at ull prim
:nplflnand 'clokbano alps: in great variety
0 u he 0 auc‘ o n? . .
Granulated. ’ 1 I” Cut Plugand
G. S. Trowhridge 8. ($0..
(for. hints and \Vaah‘ngtuu s*s.. Sn. Korvralk
rv l9 In
If a New York nlillionalre gives a «lit».
ner at 5th avenue and 26th street. costing
{100.00, which giVes I9 poo le dys'wpeia.
and these pen le spend ‘1. 58.00 m doc-
tors’ bills final] have to pmy $5.00
each for Cactus Ilium Core to cure them,
what would he the saving per caplta l!
the dinner should not be given. then-
being 81‘ persons at the feast?
uire at I’lnieled'e drug store when!
you may have the problem solved and
get informant» alnnt some Blrnl l'u'e
’ Taylor a'ColdEn."
Real Estate and Insurance.
'Afifllfltl'flll "REIT
Persons lookln foralot. or lmnne arul lot.
with the View 0 purchaslwrure ll’lt‘ils'rl to
call and or urine our Her. e have tlwm (or
pale in every parlof the city at "I‘tllllsblr'
price-s and ”n s aw terms. so! If
" waver u.
I {Attila once.bv lad and lnlmnt lllllll.
mar Ito h a tolduc mldl'w run-ct lac
to". Ad'lrnsorral InleVeulllg.lll\\'~'rr
street. H with h'urwa h. n28 In
Amerll-n‘s Venerable and on. y Weekly Ethel;
I 844.
ENTERING
ITS IElR 0F J'BILEE
I893.
I'll“ ‘I-lJIEIJ' VIFI'Y Vlad"!
littell’s living Age
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