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fore xii- is the Wtetolldhyasil
but to males ear stoolstopes lass
bad as Walsh-real- in thsfaee
wflboutkaowiosit. Oars-orienti-
aslavitiugasapmeofplaanle.
say that this is mitten weather."
ltk; but theweatberslso “’
excellent, time to buy moss "
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South NorWa‘lk. or.
THEIR TENTH BIRTHDAY
Issrmsnr “3301828 0' I'll
GONHIIBATIOHAL I. P. 8. 0. I.
0W8 {DP-A I133"!!- lafl'lr '
IDs-ll If 30v. W HM at (to
lbfllIv—tsfiae.
, Shortly before 6 oclock yesterday
momiugtbeltev. Robertleflouegal. of
West avenue, Norwalk. named to bk
cterualrcst.
The deceased was iu_hls seventy—first
l,yssr having beenboruinlthscs. N. Y..
luliarch. 1m Wheuiiveyearsof age
hewasleftauorphan. and early In life
tantrums surprise
Commander Thomis Nelson. of the
galledstat-steamhlpAdaleaddto
vecruallytortu an appreotleoboy _‘
nameduotslckouhiasbip. ‘ 3 '
'l‘heaeleotiouofAdaBehamtheaettu. W
mmggmmmm Most people do not bofiu to thinker? buying their Christ.
mas gifts until aweelt before Christmas. We have heard so
’l‘hs Cattaraugus county board of super-
" ”mm mm" m mu“ m often that haste is vulgar, which it undoubtedly is, yet there is
something which might be called taking time by the forelock.
wirophene -—
nu: woifii'i‘i‘i the AGE
AllocalAnastbetkfll’the
Painless“ Extraction at
Tech.
rumbles or A en's.
WW ruse-tr :81th
of ”it Ill- Strut and 'Ifll- “TIM mt 'I'Olh with. ltd-81'
lltrth sad the nil-elites hurrah
Whisk It ltranlal—A Power hr Gael
I- II- Church-Bright lapse Ill Pne-
Little Valley to 8alamauoa,N N..Y
The overdue German
. steauuhlp Spree
mists—nu. v.1.aloea- latent-wall was towed to Quceastowuwlthabrelea
:ud p... table ware silvernpired fl.’ the
2 ‘ t h u k ”a. By this women we would advise our friends and patrons to u .0 “new" a «in map; do III him out;
Imeef‘lhgmgalssghrrmffi grips; i2: hi3}: "M 3% ”m” a. 'N'omtm‘k $119311.» smog:- “‘3’; mainly» pothole and make their selections when the 9m-mflifimuim "m it??? “In .. ” ... m m I ‘5
yen-I‘d. orwa wI pro - . - _ . tional tar America. conuuit, - all f trouble. 1th“ lied '
flyhentuummated before the close of ch10! companions, and his spare no church alargeaudiutiirested mill. 3’... ~ .. 2 . Jpr’ettyihhtg’fitre all fresh and the store not crammed with eager git-gum: 3;; gm ummn‘lfl supra“ 43:12:53“ Easter loom .Bouib nor .2 a;
o... m... ... r........... o... I... m... «erratum-rote... .. ..........,....,... ems... Worm commons... Insole-II “remembrance-9.: In:
I» at Saturday John mm a“... on converted be determined to enter the tenth anniversary of the Young Ie's mxm'mm'mikifiml 1“” ”mm, We have never before placed on sale so many useful articles mglfifgw‘rw “' “mm“hm” ”u" ”ml“ “mm“ “‘1" ;
w w W,“ “Mum,“ M ministry. When an opportunity .,.Ir.rto Society of Christian Endeavor. This “murmur-tho. for giftsaswo have this man. Especially may this factbe 5:3,, B-‘l‘fi” “m'mh'ifli-m‘fiti fifiiifipi'.“ “flung.“ ‘
waredealer audbargalned for his vslu- he entered college, working his way society was the first omnizatiou of Theestimatodeostof thetrau “wad b a visit $0011? . zoom,- maria ttouseamvheue II earns 51me
able W on South Main street. through unsided.‘aud ending his course young people in the state to do” the swam of tmopaat Homestead p y . Mt noglmwnduhflfiggefit'm‘msoflm MMyanmummafi fro-alt
I - b mdtl t Wl-Ui- " " - - 3 A] k (I he memento-‘0'.
'5'” ”“4“ u' “”3““ ”M” -y ,g "a "V mm new n~m 531mm gnaw" ml“. 1”” ”3'” Cardinal Gibbons declarasthatthecloar Elli“ lllll (Militia! DEPI'T. 26'3" ”1°“ ”“1“.“ 43°: oincflrritudl'd‘fii‘t’iidlsnm. grommets“:-
antithetwo cottages north of it. The “‘3' Shortly afterward h” w”"""“““‘ “’3“ December 5"“ 1883' m "'3 basement in of the expositiononSuuda would be 23 “'- cloth WI“: "“1 shoes “d ALDEN SOLMANS Pram
Wmfiedllythe three houses has and placed in charge 9' achurch. 1“ 0f “'9 old church edifice, and h” be- “ng unfortunate for man! thiiunmla of {there-“woman “10'an the most exquts- stockings,49c. DR' F. w' DARMER' ”KN ll. 3“ M93.
. MW of “5 feet on South Mam “583, while located in New Rochelle. be com»; one of the most interesting and out-countrymen who would betsmptodto ”an" 9%? fidfifitdwg Kid bodies fromadcto‘me. lien'l State Agent for Aropkeae. MM
-_ . I isllll feet in therear and has 8 received a call to thil ptistorate of the helpful features of the work At the apeudtheday ill diminution." lam ddaigus iu Banquet lamps, of ommm mm Ran-mm”. J_—D—"—JENNINGS
”I.“ about 500 feet. I'ir Hines is First Baptist church. Norwalk. Beac- church. dezafipanmhgwflm‘mm which we undoubtedly have the largest HandKCI‘ChlefS. s s .
. ’ .- - - o a m ~
who Whit with Samuel Conistock, cepted, and lllifilng here with his fam Rev. Gerald B. Beard. Ph. 1)., pastor n“ we entire and Will!" 5‘3". v silo; ignfimau-mwflffl in town. From Handkerchiefs are “an appropriate 79"waSlllllglllll S! __79 Undertaker.
abrolherofw. W. Comstock, for the 1}“ "mm“; ”:2" 0' "‘0 chm” l"? 0W“! church. midedmnd offered the At Seattle, Ween. Thomas a. Boyd. Ind will}. “'3 salve them in nearly 4 KNIGHT SfBIE'I‘. sonwaur. sorta
:W t' ulnr ieceof to ~ 0‘" Wm 9‘“ "'“cb K00“ “Ions owninx Pmrcrmet the ornaments and ediwrof the Olympi-Olmpilnmuuhot ' "9'7 an" 'm Y ” ' Oppositoflorseitallwum
est edjoiiil'mwrhlizli has: homage 5t “3 “WKWKWW and in “"9 building up chorus by the choir. “The Harbor Bell." M b! finder-"d W"?- , Art Gallery. F or5c. hair. Gem. of magmas BAMTN‘S In
J “'8- 0, the' ch“ h '1‘ - fi - . d . . “1,3“.ng English comm“. has Pictures seem almost the must we]
.lbont “feet on Woodward avenue. 1.. re . be In homes of 0| Thou followedashortprsiseacrvlce. the typhoid m." comeof additions and there sum”, has
all this 1! “I is secured, and there is age having begun to manifest themselves, Endeavor hymns being a pleasing feat— '
never beenu time when we have had so
many beautiml studies appropriately
framed and at such reasonable prices as
we can now show.
Exactly 579.6% immigrants arrived in
this country during the fiscal year ending
J one 30, 18%, of whom 2.8)] (some in violar
lieu of law and were returned.
heresigncd to lead a retired life. He
had been in feeble. health several months.
usullert-r from Bright's disease, which
mlyadoubt that it will be, it will
give a frontage on South Main street
:Illil Woodward avenue. The whole deal
Moms Elm street. Telepho 11.! a
plain white or fancy bordered. or open ”a“. 1 .
work bordered. * _-,-fi_____.____,__ ;_ .~
10c. Gents' fine linen handkerchiefs. ,
Gents' fancy bordered. Ladies’ em- _-—_Planu rune Lmnsi
bruidered Swiss hand kerchiefs.
ure,und entered into most heartily by
all primal. Edward Board. the first
president of the society. made the open—
Callon orsddms
_ l2lc. Gonts‘ initial handkerchiefs. l
000. W’ W (t Ivaelhetiiru‘tcauso of his death. His iug address. rolling of iti formation and Premier D“ Boucherrille, the head of Zidmmutuudiemsilrerf an?!» (lentil hem-stitched liandkercbiffs. Pic‘uresw Framed '0 order "Eu-IE "- ”mam“!
represents nearly #21000 f h' "In mind was ah” affected All ‘hmugh his the difliculties through which “ struggled abstinebcc government, hasresigued. M. fifiadlflsreut studies in oak framcs,em- [edit-3' luitiol lifitikegchteis. Indie-5' mWestamnmsoothNorwr-lk
M m' 1, r0 r. “ ' ' 'llfunn "l . , , . -' nan 'f.
l“, Utilllinesl‘h: pill “p0; 11:36:” to sickness he showed Christian fortitude. ouvn “mm“ 1'! x I It“ 49 each hem stitched are It- s
. . . . “RTlSTs—F—f— “ATEBITLS, Reference. Walter .1. Ball. am Wm m
. . . m "I" 9”" “W 0’ "5 buttery. "'9“an h isalleged that Unit! Borden burneda 20 different studies. oak frames, sine Extra value in Indies” embroidered in... w r ... e...
l l lhebargain with him. finding comfort III the thought that but first In the dump basement of the old
dress at Fall River just before the murder 27r31,atfl.fleach. Swiss handkerchief: at 156 and 17c. P alnts' Oils. Class, H 7 ME‘7 I 1
Hr Hines’negotiotious stem the in growingiullrmitits were the Lord‘s Will. church, afterwards in the chapel which 2:: 1:3! WWW? W” dilr‘miemd ‘0 WM 15 different studies, white enamel usually sold for .5c. no. .0 R Ba HOV .
' , , and he uncrr'vrlno I ‘d of com luint th- ‘~ ‘ t h red, ‘ ’ nice - 9 "0“ 59°“ “9°“ ‘ f mes, ' 29 37, . sac ll dso e b iderrdmcm a Silk m“ 2
assets! 8t. Marys-church..aud before Mr Mcflwognl“‘:as "w “gm” 0” int-:‘lfilih: bgiilcmel: :3: hltlelfd und‘r In... first practical gun test of the Brown '3 me x ’ .398 h‘ hansscyctlix'rfs, gingham?" n Funny“; P‘l’lll' Hillilllli Mill Elna" walclllllakel and Jewel"
malty months ourcrtlzens Will doubtless l f l' _ ’ k 'l' h . l b v y 3 e segmental wire wound gun at Birdsboro, Toys Ladies China Silk Initial handker- lsxoit‘l'n MAIN mm.
mahaudsome Catholic church edifice ”m“ "r “ '9 “mm“ “0" 3' “’ “c 1‘3")“ "’3' unfavorable conditions. ‘Wm '81!!!" Pa. wasasuccm. I .
slanted there. ltisknown that for thr-
put three or four years the members of
St. lary's church at this end of the town
have been anxious to secure a site in
South Norwalk, and for the past two
Jun they have had eyes on the property
oftbeComstocks. This is regarded as
fits most convenient site in the city that
.could have been selected for a church. It
’ieasyofaccem to persons residing in
the lower portion of the city and in
Bu’waytonu Bythetime the church is
-oompleted the new" electric road wil
doubtless be comple
the principal points in that neighbor
hood ‘
Roi. W. J. Slocum, Mot of St. Mary's
church. was approached on the subjecI;
bya Bum-min. reporter. this morning.
for him considerable fame as an author.
Quiet and unassuming in manner. and a
man of many good deeds, he gained a
large circle of friends. who mourn his
Much sympathy Is expressed for
his aged widow and his children in their
The funeral will be held privately from
the house Tuesday aftemoou at 2 o‘clock.
and on Wednesday the remains will be
taken to Berlin, Conu., for interment.
Rev. F. E. Robbins will olficiate. 1'
and running to
I rintosi‘rr mil-oi.
and their “heads.
walk, returned Sunday night from New-
‘ borne, N. C.
The Coming m. d Going of Kori-It Pull.
William Lincoln. of River street. Nor-
red toasmnong the best in the history
of the society. being of spiritual interest
and purer. Minutes of the first two
meetings were read by the first secretary.
Nelson Dickerman. Miss Louise Absu-
droth sang "Gently. Lord, Ob. Gently
Lead us," sweetly and with feel-
ing, and the violin obligate.
and organ accompaniment. by Richard
Abeudroth and D. E. Disbrow, was
given with taste and skill. The “Hie-
lory of the Society." by Margaret Io-
Clure. included many amusing and in-
tore-tine remin‘ucrucesof pastelperieuce
and touching tributes to the memory of
sot-sot the one time earnest workers
who havegouoto their reward. H. 0.
Bailey. the president. outlined the work
of the various committees and stated the
,p Yale Union Debuting society voted to Itc-
eepl. Princeton's challenge for a debate this
winter.
Rev. Samuel McCleary. of Brooklyuna is
missing.
Commander R. D. Hitchcock. Jr.. United
States navy. died suddenly at New York.
ilcrr Miguel, the Prussian minister of
finance, is seriously ill with bronchitis
At. Springfield. 0., Henry Lauderstager.
used forty years, declares that be poisoned
Not-a O’Neil. of Mc\ eytou. Pa, and Bus»
bars Killlercaae, of Mapletou. Poi. in 1887:
8. Murray, of New Mooreflcld. 0.. in 1872;
John lauderstager. his father, and Mia
Fox (colored) in lS‘l’tl. K
Bliss Nary Allan West. the American
Woman's Christian Temperance union lee-
turer amleditorof The Union Signal.de
in Japan.
Elisabeth L. Clover is suing for divorce
from her husband. Congressman Ben I!
Clover. for extreme cruelty.
Nowhere in town can such an assort
ment of toys be seen as we are showing
We hive almost own thing in this line
to please the little pimple. such as build—
ing blocks express uric-Ins in all sizes,
tin hook and ladder trucks, tire patrol
wagon. dainty sets of dishes in china.
and tin games of every description. and
such an endless variety of other articles
it would be impossible for us to enumer-
ate them.
Dolls.
Dolls which are so much appreciated
chit-ls. at 25c.
Gerits' China Silk Initial handkerchicfs
at 49in
Largo assortment of Brocsle Sill:
\lufllcrs, black and white, from 99c to
flt‘ncll.
Aprons.
A new line of Lndies’ large fancy
Aprons at we. 25¢, 29c. 35¢, 30.: and the.
- Books.
Children's Books, flexible covers. at St:
\
by our little feminine friends hart-not and 10s
Children‘s Books. stifl hoard covers.
5c,9c.l2§c.15c.19c.25c.29c. 38c. 50c.
laredition. 12 mo. cloth and
gilt “Natl:
g, worth 59o. Our price. We
each. three forms.
been neglected In fact we willshtc
that w. are showing just double the
mt shown last year.
H in. cloth bodiu at lfit.
16 in. cloth bodies at Sic.
DECORATING.-
L. H. - Decker,
3'9 Washington St, So. Norwalk.
On Your Home
if you live or die by taking aneudowment
policy. Young mm #5 cen'ssday will the
sure run for One Thousand Dollars. if on
want to protect your lamlly or yourse In
oldmlnsureatonce lathe
Bull. Gillfllil lIFE INS. 00.!
0" HARTFORD.
41.5. L’Hommcdleu.
Phillie Mortgage -
Repairing of one and complicated watch a
peciaity. Key wind changed to stem. Eve.
facility for first class work. and the mechut
ll’lll alrllitt to do the ramp.
D35. ill ORR—E LL. ’
LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKINB.
Pianos and household rumiture moved with
can—.1‘nmks sud pukrtrgr called for and
promptly dvliterr-d. (Mice No. lll Wash!
ton slrwt. South Norwalk. f‘nnn lilo t
llll. 8. ll. SCHllPPlll.
VETERIIIRV SURGEON.
8) Railroad Place, South Norwalk. an
Groom" II “no “tam \nrwnllr "53h-
REMOVED
To lie. 5 Railroad Place.
JACOB 3|. LAY'I'ON. with larceroflce facili.
ties, will be plea-ed tocoutlnue his
wants of the business «Immunity in any of MI
lines of business in lmursur Ie. Roll film.
1-. '
He said be had nothing to say in rcgard
10 the matter. When the time came tn
menace what the society intends to
dorsgardinga new church inSouth Nor»
walk he would inform the public through
Tn! Wm he said. So for as ll!"
haw. hesaid. they were no nearer pur-
dusing property in South Norwalk than
they were four years ago: that they had
had at various times the refusal ul
nimandobject for which the members
should strive. After "Faith is the Via-
tory" hadbeea sung. Rev Gerald B.
Beard. Pb. D., sddremed the Endeavor-
us. referring to the good work already
done and pointing out some dangers to
be avoided in future ellort. The con-
eluding hymn was Martin Luther's "A
Mighty Forums is our God."
The moiety has been for the past ten
Senator F. W. Holden, of Ansonia.
was the guest over Sunday of Hon. John
S Seym III of Nurwulli. a
(retiree fittidtltr, of Elli!llJt‘.lll\ ..J.
spent hundny uith lI'u sisters. the Misses
Scuddcr. on West street.
Mason Smith. of Bridgeport, is the
gutter of his grandfather, Burr Smith, of
Slain street. Norwallr.
)ir. and hits. Levi Brush, of New Can-
Amr. Ill Wuhlnnnn 8'. South um. p Steamship Tit he's, Drafts and Money Orders.
and Solar} Public
- .l 0.1Ellllllllis D. P. modest?“
L’S'l‘ll'F. 0F Till»: PEAC E. \otary Put-ll i
“ape: Hanger,talclmlnti.l’almrv . no.2... ......... r... r... ... r...
m o... In hm; *m il‘ili“§i.‘..’.ti’“.'il‘t’ ‘
' ~{till PAPER Mill lllllllli‘ls 1
.r...n.r........r..x......‘ 5 Horses Clipped. ?
nample hunk: of lull line tale-1 -’I l1? ) f Horses clipped): marblm-ryinvhel
83 Washington Street. memos-.- Wm... .M.i.....
Premler Thompson's New Cabinet.
OTTAWA. Dec. h—Slr Jobu Thompson's
cabinet is as lollows: Sir John Thompson,
premier and minister of justice: Muckra-
sia Bowen. minister of trade and commerce;
Gouge Fi'I-‘U‘Y. finance; John Huge-rt. rail
ways; (T. ll. 'l‘upper. marine and fisheries:
J. A. Unimet, public works: Sir A. P.
Caron. postmaster general; 1'. M. Duly,
minister of interior; John t'oeligan. agri-
culture; A. ll. Angers. mllitin; J. C. Pate
3-
'Il' 'lb
several valuable properties here.
This is [mrlnbly the first time,howevrr.
‘thataforfeithss been deposited to or
What! for a site in this city {or the
church
St. lary‘s church has at the plL‘rlt‘lll
Inca membership in round numbersof
4,000]!er Of this number it is «Iii
mated that oucthird (males from Scull
Nmalkandlhe lower end of tho loan.
The seating capacity of the church is
. about 1,000.
021 A WAGE! 0!" 85.000
x .. ._
WHO-II. rial-Iain ow. Tramp from
"w. l.- Yosl to tilt. Fruits-loco.
. It is reported that llorale l-‘ouutain,au
“littoral-t who is well known in Nor—
walk. is walk lug against time on a wager
unspent-Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
F. ll. South-Ill. of Summer street.
wnlk.
Mr.
yesterday.
‘r‘urhtturn.
lire. llilrllluulillbrl’t,uf South Wilton
lurIIIt- rly of this place
“I‘ll! IX'I'IINI) 'l'lllllll LINES.
(lira-set"! by an III-ems Ionic.
Nor-
aml Mrs. E. N. Wilson. of New
York City. were the guests of Mr. and
Mm. \l'. ll. Swords. South Main street,
Mrs. Mary A. U'l‘lfl,lrnt'ht‘l’ ingradc IA
. of the l-‘rtIIikliII strict school. spent Sun-
«lzty ill Stroll-ml, the guest of bliss Clara
Mia“ l-Illlt- Quinlan], of Norwalk. and
llilt‘lPlll‘Illlltpt'lltlan a we k in [hall-In.
[III-girtstsuf Mrs. George F. Quintanl.
Nurwallr, Mia-lord nod Brldgepovl I- be
ymisupower for good in the church
and starts on its second decade with
bright hopes and prospects for future
usefulness.
The members were neatly printed
badges and occupied seats in the main
body of the church. The occasion will
long be pleasantly remembered by those
present. The anniversary committee
wore )l. (.Tliflortl Purdec. Misses Lizzie l.
Tollcs and May Q. Smith.
. HERE AND THEIR.
Important News on the County aatl Stale
Channeled In . Bonds-ed Hutu.
The Electrical Copper Refining corn-
puny. of Ansouia. has increased Its capi-
talstock from $30,000 to $57,000 and
will build an addition to its plant.
teraou, not rotary of state; J.’ Curran. solid
tor general.
Murder l'ollowa I- Insult.
NEW l'ulzri, Dec. 5,—Francesco Melina
our: nrnml ltolinn organ grinder. was shot
and instantly killed in Mulberry street by
Antonio Moreno. a saloon keeper. of Is
Mulberry sin-ct. Carmine lliauchi, who
was talking with Mole. received it bullet in
the lclt hide. Mun-lie claims that his wife
was grimly insulted by Mia.
Boiled by the Police.
ELIZABETH. N. J., Dec. h~\\'illiam ll.
Moduli, a New York land stimulator. was
arrested hero and lined while conducting
an auction sale of building lots in connec-
tion with a free barbecue and sect-Isl con
cert The appearance of the police mused
a stampede among the up people present
Shake lip on the urn-d Trunk.
Srnlt‘ri'ouu. Unt.. Dec. 5.-lt is rumored
that [letter-l Mower Seanpmt and Me
chunkal Sumrintcndeut Wallis, of the
GREAT Plllllllllllls for CHRISIMAS
M. s. SMI H’s
During this week we are making the Greatest Reduction in Dry Goods known
Insurance B'ig,
to the communlty.
F‘s! imam chi-"flint Irlrr h
IthY. ni Bruin?) s livery stable.Kulsz street
at an
South inmall.
Everything posslble must go at Cost or Half their Actual
Value to make room for our CHRISTMAS GOODS. whlch are soon to be displayed
In till the grandeur imaginable.
rd “.0!” from New York to San Francis»
.eo. GIL, his time being three months.
no stand when! about October l.
and when last heard from. November 2
Thu Norwallr Tramway company pro
[new to make application t8 the next
(lent-rat Assembly for an extension of
' lht-Ir line to Retort Point, Five Mile
Grand Trunk. have been asked to resign
and that the entire system from €th
Portland will he placed under one man
agement.
The New [onlhru lloard of Trade has
Vol“! to pay a deficiency of $108. report-
el on account. of the Yaledlarvard boat
CLOAKS.
Fancy Goods Depm’t
. raw. It was caused b unforweu ea. gum" u ”my..." In“... Ulll‘ department of lodlce', Misses. and Children’s (‘loaks Is
hell-Irene” Brabdhillm‘tilkm. Lola. ltwer. from East Norwalk toliaulwluek, perm-n. I “Us“. TV . llrc. h—Jamm Alum». we“ Ml lied with an “m Mrmnnblu men“ ALL SIZES FOR THE COMING SEASON
timed-rim“ “c “ ‘ "WI " not: from Noruslk our the Connecticut ma Wooden...» shotaml killedbyfi Alli} HPlilCES included, to which we wi give special attention ‘
had a mesh time crossing the Rocky turn mm ‘0‘“.an m "w "I“ “d The small-pox quarsotine at the N" u, Lyons. n drunken man, during the “.5. week Surnh Silks Fancy Silk Cords
mhvlng fresco both (vet and ml” ll 1 ' t ‘ n. i t} it! on llatcohoapllal use raised Saturday "'41 proxneflof a lecture by Mn Heleutltut . . r _ . . .
.bothhandlonlhe Manhalll’hss. lion. :j’um":‘:f'::":f::":n “in; mm may lifty pitleou were NM. «uni pmhient of the State Wornau'a Brea‘ Sa|e of Books Chino Silks, Silk and how Fungus,
.' “Ml 0‘ winning, Hr [may plows“ to develop the system AN?“ England 9|“!th train broke in Christian 'lt-Inperaues union. . I
Falls in all Colors Plush and Silk Balls.
. htwroty-six 1m oldmf ell-u “km“ mm. mm within u”, m,“ yum two near Brewster Saturday and ran g...” g... . latitu- ’
.darbuild. butoompact and why. and at
.n-
About 1,000 volumes of cloth
you". 1‘an lmlinn from Booth Non down hill into “ "'5‘.“ thlt " "MLW'P'" Dee. Hello I‘m’ 8‘11de 1400118, Fancy Ornaments 0f E300 Kind.
m powers“ endurlnce lit. oh. “w m in M Mm“ m, ”w tumult row...“ 1.... “I...“ w. "my,“ use I. than: git: {lion‘ihmfing bound 12 mo. Books of all the popu- Clieiilllcs, Twisted Lmbrmdcry bilk,
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Fancy Table Covers.
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