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Prices.
A. Dickerman & Sch,
NORWALK. cow’s.
Tolephone'can 13.2.
CHAS. E.
lililllli BIDDER.
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arms mas. Wand W.
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law last lsrall Weather Forecast.
‘I'bswsatbavtodaypromlssstobspnerally
fairsudooldsr. Minuteman-coasts.
follo’wsd lsruaona. Toenai-
M lmto withasarlsatatlom
arr ems, temperature.
60!!" “DIWALI.
What thal'saploaanrclty araDolrig
aallavlaa.
I. C. Caswell is seriome ill.
'I'hs’boatTwoBrothers is discharging
acargo of coal at. Raymond Brothers'
deck.
The South Norwalk Fife and Drum
Corps will hold their second annual ball
in (levmsnis list] next lfonday evening.
The members of Harmony Lodge. of
lfew Osnasn. have postponed their con-
templated visit toOld Well lodge until
tomorrow night.
—Iane's. 5! Washington street, open
early and late.
Theirs lo- in the United States dur-
ing the west ending Friday, November
25. It)”. was ..llwm. This makes an
averags'lca “H.428.” per day.
Elderxllaskhh livis, of New Brit-
ain, Willy-Ith'lnthkctum room at 3'1
(.‘liestnut street. South Norwaik, Wed~
nesday evening at 7:”. Seats are free;
nocollections taken, and all Jsro invited
to attend.
—Gospel Hymns No. Get P. O. newstand.
The ucond anniversary sociable of the
South lorwalk Atbbtic club will be held
in their rooms Thursday evening.
Purdy'sorcbmra will furnish music and
an «Million by the gymnasium class
will he flew.
Thebusinessof Adams Express com.
parry is continually increasing in South
liorwalk.sndasthsholiday season ap
proach. It becoma unrrsnally heavy,
requiring some lively work on the part
of the employer to handle the numerous
when»
~Yluh broken candy at Lane’s. 5|
Wadriugtonstreet.
The New England managers' of the
’Worid's Pair Tourist company. Messrs.
Schwoderfk Stock. held a wovention of
their agents and gave a banquet at the
New Haven house yesterday. Among
the prominent guests present was Mayor.
elect George Lockwood, of this city.
~Ilcssnnablc prices at Lane‘s depot
restaurant. Openall night.
A newtiaistablcwillgointoeflect on
the It" Valhalla Haven and Hart-
ford read next month, and there will
probablyfl’l'afibrtaot changes on the
Dsnbtiry dividers. Superintendent Payne
says the chimes have not been definite—
ly iued upon and tbatheisnot
certain—tome time they willgointo
an”. __...._.-..—.——
~Ilew8nglaadpeanuttaffyatLanes,
hiWasblngtonsgast;
Wfowleri’ostwasinspecredby
[lepartmsntlnspsctorllartholonrew last
evening. Agondlynumbcrwereprcsent
forsatormy night. A liberal collation
wssserved intimsfor the inspector to
participate heforalasving for his home.
rlle was wollpleaaedwiththesppearsnco
daffsirsandoomplimentedthecomrsd-
ssforthsllilfltof fraternityas well as
tliswildieriy wayofdoingtheirwork.
TheAnsonialsntlnel saysC.P.TolIes
C00. displayed two fine windows for
their’l'haahsgivbg etlovt. the mam
ments of which are nausnafly llamas
potsofcbrymuthsmnmsarsnsad freely
lam lnthssonthwindowisa
“horaotplsatfasdoutofitsmouthis
rollisgapplrs.grapss,stc..indicatlvaof
tbsplsudeombarvestofthceountry. lt
laouaofthshnsatdlsplaysthiscompany
hassveraiade.
ltwillhssdsywortwoyet before the
' . lay vmmcluboommlttsshav-
mollusk-slams ssl.salws iagebsrgaofths’lbaaksgiviagllayfoot
”Mil“ ballpmsialiisork,willbareadyto
”Mile. waists-upset. chmlaa positionto
Mam-massacre MWMNWW'N
1 mesoflylflflm and whoa the
WWW!” sans-manhunt“ will leave
Tsls ml Pit—tea cheat the rains
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scents liens.
I Dressy W a! llama Iran the
noraaallalaf'lowa.
Nelson B.Gorham.ofWiluin. is seri-
onslylll.
David Workman. Be” is ill at hlshome
onBeldsnsvenus. ‘
Buckinghun Pasta. A. it. will elect
olicerstc-morrcwnight. . W; L,
»= 41mm My, firth every dry,'s
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..Ieae's siw-ragiour. 'm
., Geornguiflhaspurchasodahouss‘
andlotontheWostltocks road.
i
Theodore Smith, of Arnold a 00., is
recovering from his recent sickness.
The Norwalk Democracy will meet to-
night stir thoheadquartsrs, to form a
permanentorgauization.
In accordance withavote at the re'
cent meeting held in the Center school
district, new desks are being placed in
theschool house.
The Ladies' Minimally society of the
First Congregational church will hold its
monthly meeting at the chapel, to-mor-
row afternoon at s-so o'clock.
Owing to the entertainment for the
Library, the play in aid of St. Paul's
chapel willbegiveu at Mimic Bali I-‘ri—
day. instead of londay, the 5th.
Ilsa llamie I... Eaequelle, who has
been spending a week with relatives on
Kellogg street, Nor-walk, returned to her
home in New Canaan yesterday.
—Clairvoyant,:— 7 Water st., Norwalk.
The annual inspection of the Norwalk
fire department takes place tonight.
The companies will meet in their respec-
tive headquarters at 8 o'clock in full uni-
form. and will be inspected by the Board
of Engineers and the members of the
Court of Burgesscs.
Thomas I" oley came home from New
York yesterrhy and' is now at the home of
his parentson Jarvis avenue. lle rode part
of the way toNorwalk on a freight train.
In jumping oII uearfitamford. where he
intended to stop over night with some
friends. he fell and broke his arm.
The comedy “The North and the
South" issaid to have met with great
success throughout the country. The
leading role is played by lfrs. Henry
like“, and Is mid to be intensely strong.
The players will be assisted by part of
Company D. The play will be given at
Music Hall, September 9, for the benefit
of St. Paul's chapel.
—An apartment of fresh Iluyler's
candy at Lane's, 5! Washington street.
1
Charles Perry, the Westport jeweler,
who isservinga term in jail for thefr
will probably spend a long term in jail.
When arrested a large number of pawn
tickets were found upon his person. The
tickets show that Perry pawned a large
number of diamonds, several seal skin
ssctrues and other valuable articles. The
officers are now endeavoring to find out
if Perry came honestly by the articles be
pawned.
Tomorrow night, in the First Congre-
gational church. the quarterly meeting
of the Norwslk Christian Endeavor
Union willbchcld. The exercises com-
mence at 7:15 o'clock. The principal
address will be on "Junior Work," do.
llvered by In. Alice If. chdder, of
Jersey City. Rev. Gerald B. Beard.
pasuirof the South Sorwalk (Xingrega-
tional church, will give an addras on
"Some of Our Dangers and Our Possibil—
lties'" Refreshments willbessrved.
-A full line of fresh confectionery at
lane’s, ill Wasblluton at.
Two young ladies wearing rubber
boohandeairyingsuowsbovebsttraet
adattsntionoulalnstrnctthlsmornlng.
Theywsrcltepublhanmiassspaylng'an
slactlonbsgbytbstermsof whichthey
werelowaiksronnd townln themow.
thrwsquippsd. thuitcsasessuowiug
theysrctoshovslihesnowaroundtheir
respectivshornsa. Tbsbsts wersmads
withtbeirbsstfsllows,who,ifllarrison
was elected. wars to shave 0! their
moustachrs and use songs on their
chsehforawssk.
Aooeruptpraatieeaotis lalkedofla
smoftkepspsrsofthsstats. Thein-
tsntofsnwtofthisnatulsistopreveut
thousssfasousy In election and the
ohleffsatlraofaachanactlsto require
aheaalldslestomshoaihtossrats-
asutofsrpsuaaiaeurredinthundsav—
or to secure tlrstrslsetmi. The pre-
siiluptloa h thtnori'andflstaroald
asstchsvsitkriowa thatlrshsd sa-
pradsd a tail. aura of money than
woaflbsnu‘my wmwlistus
known as W “pawn." it
halabbsuumhaadlbstsachra
astwosidsnplylcamaseufalsswll
assessors-Maw
Are you chided w tnsruapt
Hmysaslasllasvsr’ bswllhsstsbsr
Isaiah-Inflow”. it
haw-ashmsalhaasvsr
Iii-unearths. illustrious
sierra-st, It“
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lfiss annis Basel. of New (islands
spending a few days In Norwalk.
Charles A. Burr and David lllll leit
town last event a trip to Japan.
William ,of River street,llor-
walk. who has been south. is expected
home tonight.
lishsd in Danbury.
m Womb.
Wmmommiemmu
.Piynior'ith 's'rriv'ed st‘thil NM‘MHM:
house this morning, for the work on
lfain street. No more stones will be ac-
cspted from the firsnchvills quarry.
One of Ills. Josephine A. Itemscn's
Itssvlllbsoallsdlhb
.mmnx
this morning. The hind wheel of the
milk wagon locked with one of the
wheels of the Domestic Laundry com-
pany'sdelivery wagons and overturned
it. The horse started to run, but was
untrained by a man near by. The cross
but between the shafts was broken. The
horse attached to the milk cart ran some
distance before being captured.
About a month ago a bicycle owned
by W. G. Anderson, the assistant
son of Rev. Edward Anderson, formerly
pastor of the Norwalk 00013983350“
church. was stolen from him in front
of the gymnasium in Nfi' Haven. De-
tective Sergeant Cowles saw lienry
Ellison, a young colored man riding a
bicycle andarrested him. 12anch
ed that he had bought the machine in
Philadelphia two years ago. The ma-
chine answered the description of the
one that was lost and bore thosame
number, 5,611.
BDVVAYTON.
lug John Crockett.
house has been raised.
tuck.
Theological Seminary, Madison, N. J.,
new chairs are expwted here Friday,
and wilibeused for the first time Sun
dny.
DARIEN.
Ills. II. I". Nelson. of Brooklyn, is a
' guest at the residence of E. A. Hall,
illsin street.
The members of Ivanhoe Castle. K. of
(l. 8., will have a rehearsal in their hall
Friday evening.
Mrs. S. Lansing Hall and daughter. of
Stamford. have been visiting Justice and
Hrs. Ernest Koch. .
William 8. Lawrence, of Newark. N.
.l., was here yesterday in the interest of
the Golden Star fraternity. a branch of
which it is proposed to form in town.
There was good skating on Gorbam's
tide mill pond at Noroton landing, last
I'riday and Saturday. and a large party
of young people enjoyed it for the that
time this season.
Rev. Arthur Requa, of tho l’rmbyter-
ian church, and lisv. John Brien. of tbs
lethodist church, exchanged pulpits
Sunday morning. Both divines deliver.
ed excellent sermons.
John Finney. of Greenwich, died 8am
pany ll, Twentyeighth Infantry.
nectiout Volunteers. The interment us
this afternoon in lyrics Grove osmatwy.
friends, who gathered at his home. A
time until 4 o‘clock the following morn-
ing. About midnight a sumptuous col-
lation was served.
It. Andrew's Brotherhood.
BiothwhoodoflhAndrewhstJohn's'
church.llridgvpelr.thsfollrwriagotlorrs
weraelaon’rddnt. 11.3.3“...
way; scream, J. L. Motivate
town; teasers“). l". Hitched.“ Wit,-
bary;stsndlngeommlttss,thapvsrtdsm,
W. D. loan. of flutford. Alfred
(llldrrlssvs, of Portland, we.“
gh,ofliswllavsn.thsnsv.lr.lielrau,
otherwisb. thallsv.l.'l'.0ralam,ot
leewalk, undatlitchlz‘otww
bury. Tkscrdwkastwurly shah
latalsdloe-a “bean-blunting
ave-dos. ymtsrlsy indium
was clued by It”. 5. tank-3st
lorwalk. la the aftslaom llsv. Ml.
Watkins, ct firewall. molars "lay
Planking.” ”2;”;
A‘Mafiu .
islisorltssa-lsllfiu d
newsman-sell "
enamel-insuring.“ taunt-g
"manhunt-walked
hairstyle-ls "natal wars-av
“sawmill-rs Is the
A Sunday newspaper issoon tobspubqv
.'v of“
team of horses ran away on lfain street
manager of the Yalegymnasium,and tbs
DIAIATIC MINDS.
Thu-trill! Hatters in Which Flannel-g
PM" Will D. W.
It isanuouuosdwithsdsarss ofposl-
tlvsnsm, which admits of no qumtion.
that the representation of "lIcKenna’s
flirtation." which will be given at lusic
Ballflcuth Rorwalk. on the night of Fri-
day.Dcccmber 2,wlII be the last time that
play. will be nowhere. The comedy
NH! 91 excellent service to the
an. territorialit- that it has
endured“ Ila-M fliemediuni'for
theirfwei all, may presume" ..
oer. The new cdmedyd ram,
with which they are to succeed it, bears
thanking title of “The Rising Genera.
tion," and it is to be brought out in New
York nextseasonfor a run. The fact
that in addition to this being the last
performance of “McKenna's flirtation"
here. it will alsobs the last appearance
of Barry and Fay for almost two years,
makes the occasion one of more than
ordinary moment.
”The Midnight Special" comes Friday
evening to the Opera House. Of the
play the Bridgeport Standard says: “The
patrons of the Grand appreciate a good
play. as was shown ymterday when they
turned out In force to see ‘The Mid-
night Spdlal.‘ The afternoon perform
once was largely attended, and in the
evening eluding room was at a pm
‘I‘Ia laaaaa al Adv-t.
The Sunday that falls nearest to the
feastoffihAndrcw, November 30th, is
called in the calendar of the Catholic
church the first Sunday of Advent,
which wss observed last Sunday. It is
fourth before the feast of Christmas, and
with it begins the ecclesiastical year.
The cycles of fasts and feasts do not fol-
low the civil, year that opens on January
lat. b'ut‘tlie division is marked from the
beginning of Advent.
Advent is from the kiln word advent-
upi, meaning coming. It is the season
of, preparation for the festival of the
coming of the Savior, Christmas. All
the Fridays of these weeks are fast davs.
aswellas days of abstinence. Advent
is followed by the Christh season.
which lasts until Septuagesima Sunday,
January 29. A season of thought then
begins, infiwlrich the church. admonisbcs
her children to prepare to keep but
well. and this follows until Ash Wednes-
day, February lii. when Lent begins.
Lent covers a period of forty days. con-
cluding with Holy Week. Easter Sun—
day will fall next year on April 2.
Ali Unexpected Wedding.
“I married my wife on the day I expected
to attend her funeral," said Abram Poin—
dextervto the Idle Hour elnb tbnt was bold-
ing a scenes at the Southern. "That was
twenty-lira years ago, in Richmond.
istic scenes,
is an excellent one."
The light, Dollar ll Collage football.
mium. every available place being occu-
pied. In the play there are several real-
and thrilling incidents
abound. The company carries two car-
loads of special scenery. The company
While the football anson is over and
Mr. lchibbons. of Brooklyn, is visit-
The frame for George lloyt's new
William Case and family. formerly of
Rowaytou, are now residing in Sang-n
Thedsdlcation of the new addition to
the Methodist church, as previously an-
nounced it these columns. takes place
next Sunday. In the morning Rev. C.
8. Wing, of Stamford, presiding eldaruf
this district. will preach. and in the ever»
ing Professor S. F. Upham, of Drew
will preach. Rev. WilliamJ. White, oI
Bridgeport, a former pastor here. and
Rev. F. W. Growth-r. the present pastor,
will also participate in the services. The
singing will be a special feature. The
day evening at 8 o'clock at I-‘itch’s Bob;
‘dlera' Home. lie was a «rule of Com;
(leorgs W. Raymond was surprised
last Thursday evening by about forty,
very pleasant time was the reanlt.ths
usual party amusements filling in the
Atthsfourthaunualconvsotlonofths
Yab has again won all the honors, the
conditions are left in rather 'a peculiar
position. According to the rules. at
' least as the rules are unqunitionably in.
tended to imply. lite and tbeUniversity
of Pennsylvania ought to play the
Thanksgiving Day game together next
year. Such a genie, however, would not
draw so well as the Yale-Princeton bal-
tle. and the college boys are already
looking around for a means of avoiding
this. undesirable condition at affairs.
Whilaflarvardiannt a member of the
Intercollegiate Association, she is watch-
ing thecasc closely. Yale can get out of
the trouble by wrihdrawing from the as-
sociation and forming a triangular league
with Harvardand Princeton. or a dual
league with Harvard. Then the Pennsyl-
vanian- may see the hopelessnemof their
case and not insist upon their rights. A
Thanksgiving Day. or Election Day game
between Yale and Harvard would prove
a magnet, and it is possible that such a
game may be arranged for next season
The mighty dollar plays almost as im-
portant a part in college football as it
does in professional sports. and nothing
is impossible when the financial returns
promise to be immenn. If Harvard
would take Wesleyan’s place in the Inter-
collegiate Association, next season would
cclipe any in the history of football.
I
No Collision From the Comet.
Blur bfnlilltli While we do not for a
moment doubt the ability of the astrono-
mer in his calculations of the comet‘s
course, we have reason to doubt the pro-
phesy of its having destroyed the earth
Sunday night at 10 o’clock, as predicted;
and while many who are given to super-
stitious observances become llrm believ-
ers In such trickery. persons enjoying
the highest advantages of intellectual
and moral light in the bewildering fasci-
nationr of fictitious prognosticatols, are
Hitler, who announced that ho had deci-
pbercd thepvophesiea of cobra min.
merit. forctelling the doom of the human
race and the end of the world, and that
their fulfillment was to take place on a
particular day in larch, 1848. Ilia
preaching attracted vast crowds. The
beliefoftbsrmlity of the coming des-
: traction was ardeutly embraced by thou-
llundrsds closed their offices
and maltitndss left off work. Ilauy
Iavctbelrpsopsrtyinoommonstockgto
be used till the appointed consummation.
'I'heday arrived. but instead of the tem-
pest. the tire and the whirlwind, it
morphine. “unkind should not be car-
ried away by manias. or affected by per-
vading delusions, hnteverready locom-
ply with the common order of nature.
If. S. Paint“.
hat lforwalk.
wiiiciuo'iveaiwus.
The American institute l'slr. which
hashssurunuingwitb its usualsnccsm
at the exhibition nation-Third svsane.
near flirty-duh strast. since October.
willcloss onlatnrdaymimnsccm-
M1001.“ lawYorkwllImImanab
tension that always maintains Its
Integrity with axhlldmvsand Its favors-er
with the public. The ma: prloscf
admidou. fismhisatridswlisnltis
cuddled that thsfairisopsndsyaud
arming. with goods-ale, svaryaftsr-
amaudflabhudmdeshlblts.
salsaaaacvsliy.mlanaradagaad
Wntothevislsoemcuegorold.
‘ mamas thematic“... I.
fibril-Mill
m lb,
mm“.-
fisstaalaasfirr autism.“
islellmwwllehwi
ever ready to placethem on the list with .—
broughtaserencsky and a tranquil at- Email.
We were to have been married on Jan. I,
but on Christmas day the young lady was
taken ill, and on the last day of the old
year she died, apparently. The funeral
was to occur at. an early hour next morn-
Ing. and she was placed in a cofiin that
evening. About midnight Iwent to the
room where she lay and the watchers with-
drew tothe hall. I sat down and bowed
my head upon the coma, overwhelmed by
my loss I had sat there perhaps ten min—
utes when I heard a scratching inside the
coffin, then a stifled sob. lfy nerves, al-
ready strained to their utmost tension
seemedtosnamand Istoodupandsaeamed
like a hysterical woman. The watchers
thought I had become insane, and tried to
take me away. I was powerless to speak,
and could only point to the cot‘fin.
“They did not understand me, and pen
listed in taking me away. I broke from
them and strove to tear of! the coilin lid
with my fingers. They called for help. but
all the men in Richmond could nothava
held me back. I ripped that coffin lid to
splinters. dragged the young lady from it
and rushed into the 0pm airwithner. The
people were too much horrified to follow
me instantly. They called in the police to
confine me, but when they found me the
young lady had her arms around my neck,
and we were both laughing and crying
like a couple of children. The minister
cams to p the funeral sermon, but
Informed themarriageceremony instead.”
-8t. Louis GloboDernacraa
Mr. W. If. Terry, who has been in‘ths
drug business at Blkton. Ky, for the
past twelve years, says: "Chamberlain's
Cough.I nRemedy gives better satisfaction
other cough medicine I have
ever than“:- " There is good reason for this
No other will cure a cold so quickly: no
other is so certain a preventive and cure
for group; no other alords so mush re.
lief in caseof whooping cough.
If a New York millionaire gives 3 din-
ner at 5th avenue and 26th street costing
.700. 00, which gives 19 poo Ie dyspepsia;
and these ..56 00 in doc.
tors' bills fins II have topay $5. 00
each forCsctus BI Cure to cure them,
what would be the raving per capita if
the dinner should not be given, there
being 87 persons at the feast?
Inguire at Plaisted‘ s drug store where
you may have the problem solved and
get information about some Blood (‘ure
Taylor & Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance
WAD“ "((3703 STREET.
Per-sons lookin foralot. or house and lot,
with the view 0
call and ex Inc one list. We have them for
sale In eve partof the rlty at reasonable
prices and on raw tel-ma. . stilt!
WANTED.
and infant thle.
BOARD-tn! om. lg'lad
ihlsc midt‘ s «amt fu-
tory. Addressh urcsli inthe evening. ill \5 star
street, Houth Norwalk. n23 at
T0 LET.
1‘Iw‘rl’l'libillillfillrogueed
chant?! withd.
Mill
t‘l south
SECOND floorof house No bi (inborn avenue.
Ml Norwalknintaiplug? gimme. ('Ity
n u re 0
r. mile .3. M“... Noam
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ilk one up
lay, Iron'Wnlks sundry.
littowcr floor. five mums. ll
( DMD. Inquire"!
alu street. ilmith
n5
t room suitable for two
by furnace.
without bound. Apply at.
all! It:
per door Ms
J. t. Burbsnh, ri
MALI. housson Wood street. Rent II. in-
.“ mum at urinary store. corner of.” Wood
OWN libs st ly
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“WW 8 IIRKET.
13 North Main Street, South Novwalk,
Telephone Call, 52- J
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, mi Kahlil]; carrots-s. linen. monitor.
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IMPORTED '
Cherries, Strawberries, etc, in glass, Macedoines, Brussel Sprouts,
French Peas, Asparagus, Capers. Olives, Balid Oils, Tmfllca.
A full assortment of Pickles.
hwy—.—
SEYMOUR,
ii vrsmisror 31.. so. Illllthll.
SPECIII. WNILF. IIIIS ID. CONTINUES
Iliad quarters lllllIl, I5c.
loins lamb. I2c.
Benson! and (latent: Grapes. lie. billet.
Sweet Ilsvsns Oranges, 20c. delay.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
FREE strum,
PEDPIE' 8 MARKET,
21 Wall Street, Neg-1k
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IRE III SDIITH NDRWAIII.
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MDNDAY, NDVEMRER 28th,
And Opened an filler: in Parlors IIns. 5| and 52.
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All who visit these emint tit physician
free of charge for three months.
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cases were rejet Ml as inturuble.
Bronchitis, Asthm: l, and all Throat
sure and certain in its results.
forum of nenous disease permanently
Surgical diseases of men.
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They have secured the service-5 of the Greatest English
Those suffering from Rheumatism,
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Remember. consultation advice aml senior-e alwiluuli free.
THE
GREAT CONSUMPTION SPECIALISTS.
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mun money for useless treatment.
During the mat year 3,192
These specialists will pisitive Iy cure L',atni'rh
and Lung Diseases.
tee every case of (:1ixzsurnption they agree to treat.
and will aimyintely guaran-
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cured by the London Specific treatment.
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Hours 93 m. toll
Main Office. I39 Fairiield lve., Bridgeport, Conn.
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ginning. Among the notable fmtumiif the
year there will In new Iuyvuia by A. (Potion
IloyleJ‘unsianm- Penimoro \b'unlaotr sad Wil-
liam Black. miner stories, will be contributed
tribulalby the most cowl-l writer-vulva”.
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Davis. hisrgsres ill-land. Brander Mailbaws
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papers wlliambracsarttcleaby Julian hands
on new Himlbern and Western suburb; by
Theodore ('hiidnu India. by Pauline: llgelow
on Kris-la and Items»: by Richard limiting
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[surge on Eastern Riders: etc. Edwin A Mi-
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wintertime-l by Char lliot Norton, Ilsa.
James 1'. meta. Willi-in bass tlewsllv.
lirandsrlatraaws and others.
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