whimperinmoom so”
I He Will Win.
“mummmrmm
Ives-trav- na-aernts loot In Jersey
airs-imam lla Ilse-
tie-uttemudstntnaenntt—Jnsus
“moms-amour. lewnri. ‘
MIMI)“. m.—-llr. Clevelandbad
anumberotviaitorsathisoflcsintha
”mutilation” wanttheir
nnmenprluted. Itruay be ststed thstln
the-enntorlal controversy Mr. Cleveland
willnot taka‘ahalid in the light-in Wy-
mimlloutsuaandxausna. The senate
eotnmitteoleleetedtolook"alter thisbusi-
ness ha the adults in‘cbnrmand Mr.
.Clevelandwillintemt himsellin thesen—
nteeonteste in New York, West Virginia.
nit-curt, Wisconsin, Texas, Csliiornia, "New
North Carolins and Kentucky.
Concerning the interesting dtuatiouiu
New York the information is to the eflect
flint Edward lurpby, Jr., in still a candi-
dateto succeed Mr. Hiscock. It warre-
porled by close lriends of William 0.
Whitney, Richard Croker, Hugh “ch-ugh-
llnaud others thatit would he insdviam
bletodeiat the wishes of the regularly
organized Democracy 0! the plate.
Senator Goman, oi-Maryland, Mr. Whit-
ney and Speaker Crisp dined togetherhere.
It was the opinion of all three that Mr.
Murphy would be elected United States
senator from the state 0! New York.
Clevelnnd’s Alleged Clint-go.
Senator Gorman did not have time to
enllon‘Mr. Cleveland, but belon- he goes
away he will see the presideupelect.
The Sun says: "It is very well known
that Mr. Cleveland no more than week
ago said to friends that hebeltevt-d that
Llr. Murphy would go to Washington
(deadly to him. Yet a n eel: later he comes
out with his statement in oprmsition to Mr.
Murphy’s candidacy. J ust wno has brought
thisahout very low in New York cure to
state. It is well known though that ex-
Mnyor William R. Gnu-e, the bitter oppo
nenl oi Mr. lull and Mr. Murphy [or ten
year», basheen in clou- communion wilt.
Mr. Cleveland during the lust. week. .ur
Cleveland bun personally msuml Mr. Urucc
that he would like tosce Mr. Grace u can-
didate ior senator."
The lion. W, Bourke Cochran is home
trout Vin-shin iron. 3dr. Cockrun, on helm;
naked mnceruuxg :1 report about his cunur
dacy Ior the United states wilnlomdip
sum:
"i am not a candidate (or the oflice o.
unlinr.‘ Nobody has been authorized in
twenty name in connection thh it."
The \l and “(TRIM mat Mr. Cocirmr
was called urn: by Mr. Clu‘elaud urn.
par-«ed the evening with the presidentelect
downing the wuatorlal mutation.
As the (la-ls go on only one place in the
cabinet. is reported to be [lislllt‘t’ly allotted
—the navy to Colonel Daniel :5. Lamont.
Tue llt'l’ill". :n; 3.: "Ex-becnlury “hi:
my, belure .‘dr. ‘.lr\i:lilntl made his publr
protest against the elect ion 0! Edward
Murphy. Jr., to the senate, strenuously ad-
vised against such a course. lie is still in
Invorot Murphy. Friends oi Mr. Cleve
land spenkot flourke Cocktan as n ennui»
date {or the United States scholarship
from New York against Mr. Murphy
Senator Cnrlisle, it is said, has been allow.
the treasury portfolio in Cleveland's osb
inst.
Alleged Centre-see at Albany.
Aunt“, Dec. ill—Senator Hill was at
the Kenmore all day. Lieutenant Govern-
or William F. Shannan arrived, and Rich
nrd Croker stopped over (or a short time,
meetingand having a brief conversation
with Edward Murphy, Jr. The news that .
these lour notables were in Albnuy the
aamedayeausedsreport to spread that a
«nineties had been ordered and "the
Cleveland interview” was to becousidcred.
Senatorllill says that be had no firnier—
ones with Mr. Croksr or the other gentle
mandtbnt Mr. Croker hadnotbeeo to
the Kenmore to see him.
aural Clarke Tracey, the member oi
maelstrom this county, in speaking or
thsClevsland interview, said:
"lnmst a luv to understand why Mr.
Clsvslandshould beeritielaed for this nt
tar-nee. lie certainly has the interests of
thlsstateathenrtnnd naturallydesimto
unmeasured intbs Unite-lamest":-
ltlhy the ablest and best man.
”We all know that Mr. flurphy's first
majority intbe sanemhly,knowing
hwuuldlnsurehlselsetlonasrenator.
Ir. Murphy purposely came into
county and deliberately deiested
erwmm-
Ilytortkaenlyrassoutbsttheywouldop
paellmlutheeaum"
tgm
ore-allies In» W :hbatt.
mefl.Dann-Jl'wsnty-lve Dene
mmurmuxurmwno
mtbeneogslmdadbemuolllr.
fistu'l'aylor'shotd to (Iberian
tbnlsulonol aUultedBtatesasnstor-r
{tomorrow
Willlleelnrtllo.
“1'5““ .
,e, 4 , _,,“‘l W
may, to team A «ware.
llnwt «m Deals] Will I. m b
Bambi”. Rowland.
Nntosnlbom-Jamunuflentbs
llorthrrnptou (Ma-a.) bank robber, who
waapardoned Gorernorltussell atlas
taken byhls lrlruda to a private house.
Dunkmwhohsd aareditahlawnrrsenrd,
wfllrecelvenbeuttldlllhnukpsulon. lie
aid: “I shell probably go into business
eitherin flew York or Chicago. I have
notadollartodnywhlehhasnotbeenearned
hyhoueatmethnda"
Hrs. Rowland, in an interview, said:
“Dunlap omynudashelpinghandandl
W
amresdytoglve it to him. I don't like
thenotoriety, but when I promiaedSoott,
my dying husbaud,tohsnlrlondauddb
tutanmes Dunlap I mennttodoituur
matterwhnttbeeousequeneeswere. Now
thatbeislreehewlll have my aid and
mytoatart himinanlionaat [Du-inns.”
'l’ho llmhlln out Ist-
N“ You, Dec. ant—The steamship.
Umbrln has not yet arrived. but theCn-
unrdolllcinlabelieretbevcnselstobeinno
dauger,the cheering intelligence
brought by the steamship Galileo justii’y-
ing the bells! that Captain McKay will yet
hringthe ship lately into port. She balm:
doubt drifted away to the south of the
regular course some hundred milesormole.
When sighted by the Galileo the Umbrin’s
machinery was apparently deranged, but
thevesael herself wuaas sound as on the
day she was lnnucned. Tue Umhrin de-
no nssistaneg. though the Galileo was
prepared to give it.
l’ar University Extension. ,
annstrnu, Dec. all—At the uni-
versity extension meeting the (allowing
papers were rend: “The University nun
, Workingmen’s Clubs." W. Crone, olJol‘u-t,
‘ Ills; "History,"GeorgeE. Fellows, oi the
University 01 Indians; “literature." J.
H. Penniman, o! the University oi Prun—
sylvsnia; “Economics," W. D. Lewis».
Haverlord college: “Mathematics,” E, s.
wley, University at Pennsylvania.
"Examinations and Certificates," E. '1.
Define, Wharton school.
8M Will Return to Klnderhooh.
CHICAGO. Dec. air-Winfield S. Jell’crson.
whose bride of a day jumped from a win
flow 0! the Atlantic hotel to escape him.
pleaded with her that he did not care in.
her money, but loved her for herseli nlou. .
and tried to induce her to accompany bin.
tollis ranch in Oregon. This the worms.
declined to do. She will return to her
home in Kinderhook, N. Y., a much wiser
. woman.
Warner Said “9 Wns Cut.
Mon"! lloul‘, N. J., Dec. all—At th-
trial of Wesley \Varner, Dnniel A. Swn
my testified that. he met Warner runnn.
away from the scene oi the traged}
Warner said: "Some' tellow made an a;
tack on the Penk girls. I tried to in»;
them, but he cut me in the stomach." :.
the same time opening his rest, but in
wound was visible.
Pollen Stopped the Duel.
Women), L. 1., Dec. all—Jacob Rm.
Gelsberger and Eugene chmnnn, it i
said, were to have met on the field of hour
with pistols mt \\ vapour, but word that thr
police would inierierc reached them and
. the meeting was postponed. Geiaberger
‘ says \l’eymnnn insulted him.
Your Killed In (Isle-go.
CHICAGO, Dec. fl—Four persona werv
killed and twelve injured at Forty-seventh
etnet and Stewart avenue byn Fort Wayne
train crashing Into a crowded streetcar.
The dead are hire. Carson. George Blake.
Archibald McAndrews and an unknown
man.
lan- do Rothschild? 60nd Deed.
Pants. Dec. so. —— Baron Alphonse dr
Rothsahild, head of the well known bank.
his house. has presented l,0J0,000 francs to
the board of public charities, the intern:
‘ of which is to be divided among poor
women in the lymph hospitals oi the city.
A Case [or the President.
Wanna-ms, Dee. al—Praident Ilarrlv
son has received trout John P. Neely, eon-
sul at Funchal, Madeira islands. a cane
msdeirornthe wood ot a homeou Porto
Bsnto occupied by Christopher Columbus
ntthetlmehewaaaresidentthore.
'l'o Ana-puny the Caravan.
Wasmrteros. Dec. til—lieu ndmlrsl
Benham,commandlngtbeliuropesuwiund-
rou.hne been ordered to harem-United
States ships Newsrk and Bennlngtou ac-
company the Columbus unravels trout
Spain to the United Steins.
lore ‘l'y'phus lover.
Fill! Your, Dee. ll—Thres new cases at
typhus fever were discovered here. Daniel
FMJhlrty-nlus years old,ol 115 Bi
victim street; his mother. Mrs. I'snnle
Peldueln,snd his Iron-scold daughter,
Johanna, are the victims.
They lay the line ls Ill-afi-
mum, Colo. Dee. n-A serionsenrein
occurred at the Calumet hon mine. Your
mirrors were resend slur being ssrlomly
Injursd. Nineteen man have lett work,
claiming the mine was onsets.
Isa Dalia-s riot Depart-a.
Wasnntorott. Dee. lt—Atterney 6m
al liller received a letter from United
“durum-hm“
Eisou. Dee. lt—Ji'be first bale or
eettouharvasted mselrinerywlllbudd
atnuetlnueotba “chatty-forth
'Cnle Vuy uploslou. The exploann wan
‘ I r
. new ”i ” ‘ Iv
suntan spent.
can.» Authorities Fear He
May Be Assailed.
mouroonornmmmwur
It is Bell-red hat the Authorities Ban
laler-ntlen of n tor-slants Dyna-Ito
Plot - Ila-o (century Armani Also
Mind by a Dab-euro.
lasnon, Dec. kip—The authorities an
pear lobe-o strongly convinced that the
Dublin explosion, by which Detective Syn‘
uott lost his lite, was part oi the work oi n
hand of conspirators that they have sent a
detective to Blnrrita to keep guard over
Mr. Gladstone and protect him trom out
rags. Ir. Gladstone has not been made
aware of the precaution taken, as it is;
known that he would rebuilt any protec»
tlou ol the kind should, he be aware of it.
Home Secretary Asquith is also protect
ed when he goes out in public by a detect—
ive in civilian attire, who keeps near
enough to interfere in the event of an ab
tack upon Mr. Asquith.
In view oi l the precautions taken the
opinion prevails that the authorities are
in possession of definite and important in
{urination as to the existence of u iormidze
ble dynamite conspiracy.
Considerable excitement has been cansu
in Irish home rule circles by thevtrow's Um.
the imperial authorities have employed (in
spy known as Major lie Caron (or the put
pose oi tracing out the guilty parties con»
nected with the Dublin explosion.
Gladstone Eighty-three Years Old-
Mr. Gladstone was eighty—three years all
Thursday. Hundreds oi telegrams and lul-
ten were received at llnwnrden and litur-
ritx, where Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone are
stopping. The premier is enjoying excel-
lent. health. Queen Victoria wars Ilium:
the curliwt to congratulate him with n ,
ticulnrly gracious message.
Mr. Gladstone was born Dec. 2:), mu, m
Liverpool. being the iourth null oi the to. ~
Sir John Glad-atone, oi Kincanlimtbu -,
Scotland. and oi Liverpool. )lr. til; -.-
atone's mot lit-r was Anne, daughter oi A.-
drew Robe-neon. provost of liingwnll, b} .-
land. Through lll.‘ mothor Mr. lilmls our
in descended irotn Robert Bruce, king UK
Scotland.
Sea-tor lleten (lot I5.ooo Francs.
l’Atus, llr't'. ::o.—-.\i. (imitation, who on»
on the-list oi lrzt' titt'hl)-.‘ll ’l'hirrrce chm-1.»
as boring rm um u check {or man (nun.—
Iroru Baron dl' lie-lunch. was a “ll-lump be
fore the Panama commission. The pn:
vious explnnnxion in regard to this Cllt‘th
had been that M. Critterllmu was about to
start a paper culled The Nonvellc Pro-re,
and that Senator Paul [lever bud gin-til
Clattdbou a letter 0! introduction to lluron
lleinueb,nnd that Coniclbon bail reeeixrsl
the check irom lieinach (or the purpoo‘c o.
aiding hint to start The Souvelle Pres—r,
Doves cashing the check. The Ln lnbm
Parole had alleged that [levee wus the re...
beneficiary oi the check, which Ilen-
strenuously denied.
Vault-limit now admits that whom ”Mr.-
mhed the check he (L‘ustcllmn) lutmlcd.
button-w. mm or the mournmmf
This sullement caused n sensation. g
M, Chuuliu, lute manager oi The Soir,
refined to uppcnr below the commission lit
regard to the rclution» oi The Soir lo the
Pnnntun Gourd company.
lacunae in Hebrew Pence-nous.
busmx, Dec. :io.——'l‘he latest advices
[rum St. l’etrraliurg and other pom oi
Russia allow that the lwrsrcutiort o! the
Jews and the inhumnnily of tho caut's ol'n‘
cinls toward the unhappy rune urn groom
than ever below. .
Six edict» have been issued nimlng tn
dlnpersr the Jewish subjects ol llumin,
weaken their pmition and trading L'tllllr‘i ~
and crash out their religion. These ul‘n ta.
arecnlorcol with the utmost rigor. Mm
cow ptipcrn [must that since the beginning
of will who» drew» have been converted to
orthodoxy. if they beckslide they are rent
to Siberia lo Mmow the nnti-Jemnh
crusade has received it grmt impulse
through the seal oi the Gruntl Duke Ser-
glus. brother oi the cur. Jews who are
not natives oi Moscow have been given
twenty-[our hours to return to their native
towns. Thousands at Jewish working
people have been driven from their employ-
ment to bemmebeggnra and wanden-nt.
Jewish crulitors are virtually without
remedy.
I‘nrla Anarchists Still Active.
Palm, Dec lat—A bomb charged with
chlorate powder was exploded in the hr’i
above the ground floor oi the pertecture .i
pollen. Theexpluslon caused no lalnlity,
but windows were smashed and woodwork
damaged.
The police think‘that the explosion bad
ntnnethlng to do with the recent extradi~
tint: and apprnncblng trial of Francois. the
snarcblst, accused oi connection with the
badly timed. Had it occurred at an earlier
hourthereiauodoubt that maoypvmous
would have been Killed.
in. iterative nth-ton.
lion Dee. Ill—The Monlteor. organ oi
thav ,snya thntrecent nportelnm
to the mission oi Mgr. Batolli to the
alter! stores are overdrnwn. .
Cables) reports from the United Staten
ere MIMI- lnoieatlng lusubowlioatlon
toward the papal authority in high quar-
tsrsllAmerlea. Should tblsbe abownto
satisisotitmot the Vntlcsn. archive ne-
f "illness.
and
ha their plan
of an underground system oi railroad tor
New York city. Commie-burr Steinway
aye: . ‘
‘Tbelslluratoeflcctasnle or therapid'
transit trnncblaels much regretted by the
commission. The eomrnbniou has by no
means cab-trawl its resources ior'inrnlsb-
lngths city with rapid tron-it. but it must
recognlnethelnctthatntprasentnonnder
groundsysternoltrsnslt an herald and
that the straeu must inevltsblybolnvaded.
The commiesiou is therefore compelled to
devise a plan by elevated structures which
shall provide a mdictest system of rapid
transit without too greet injury to the
stnetn. These structures might be portly
in the streets and partly through the‘
blocks. but it to any great extent through
the blocks the expense oi the enterprise
will again he lound prohibitory.
"Sulficient sud remnuerallve independ-
ent rapid tralfllt railroads can be laid out
both upon the east and west sides of the
city and near the lines oi travel most need-
lng them. Something must be done quickly
to relieve the pMent pressure and to giro
renewed impetus to the city's growth in a
northerly direction."
Haw Sporting Prqleot nt l'lew l'orlt.
New Your. Dec. m-An athletic club
will soon be organised in this city. with a
capital oi sill-Oral“), {or the purpose oi pro
muting athletics and especially boxing.
Purses will be oilered (or contests. James
J. Coognn, who run for mayor oi the city
on the labor ticket, is the promoter oi the
new club, and Arthur Lumley has been
to manage the boxing contents.
The members will build a spacious club
house, with an nreatbst will seat. 8.0!» pct)
pic, in the negbborbood of One Hundred
and Filly-loom: street and Eighth avenue.
"Irv." flan-tonal at Ills Old 'l‘rlehs.
805103, Dec. w.-"Rev." William llam-
mond, known throughout the l'nitrd
Slates us a confidence luau. bignmm and
swindler. has berm up to his old trick» in
Auckland, New Zealand, where he ruurrinl
a wealthy widow, his ninth wile, and lllcr
securing 8,0010! her money deserted be r.
Al booth l’oultuey, .‘i. Y., he noted ms at
(‘uthulic priest. In Allentown, Pu, he in
remembered as n Presbyterian minister
and n consciencrless liar and prnllignie.
Mn. Cleveland's Bnlralo \‘lslt.
NEW \‘oits. Doc. 3).~Mrs. Grover Cleve
land left the city (or Bunnie, where who it
to pay a visit to her mother. She was no
wmpanied by Mrs. lnmont, Baby Ruth
and her maid. The party traveled in pri-
vote car One Hundred, which belongs to
President Depew, o! the New York (‘cntrnl
Ir, lie-pew had courteously placed it at the
disposal of Mrs. Clerelnud.
[lined by the View President.
“’Aslllso'lox, Dec. fill—The vii-e preui»
dent gnu- udiplomatic dinner to Secretary
0! State Footer; Baron Fara, the Italian
minister: Mnrmyeni Bey, the Turkish nun»
inter: Mr. Tool Ewo Yin, the Chinese min-
later; M. Patenotre, the French minister;
Mr. You llolleben. the Germun minister,
and others
To Beorgnulns the Wood Pulp Company.
Puluorztruu, Dee. tip-Al a meetingol
the creditors ol the American ll'md Pulp
company it was stated that the toml in:
debtednesn mm as follows: Bonds srtllml
by mortgage. trial“); general unsecured
debts, tuim‘v; um“, simmer). A plan
oi reorganization wns submitted.
Centre-r Committee nt llnrnun.
ll AVASA, Dec. al.~'l‘he “'nshittgwlr leg—
islator» who are here to examine into the
Cuban quarantine methods and immigrn
tlort questions Were welcomed by the gov-
ernor genial". who promised government
assistance in their invmligutltmu.
What Now urls Knows About "Inc.
ananx, .\'. J.. Dec ill—Arthur tilynne
Bigge, the young Englishman who was ar~
rested in New York, is well known in this
city. He was employed in the insurance
olllce ol '1’. “I Griflith as a clerk and
swindled people right and left.
Che-let lluwt Will Soon Report.
Ptmuum. Dec. ll).-'l'he analysis oi the
stomach of Louis Saluyske, one oi the sup-
posed victims of poison at Homestead, will
be completed soon by Chemist A. E. Hunt.
The comer has ordered that the inquest
be adjourned until an. 5.
Duly Whips McCarthy. ‘
BUFFALO, Dec. m—Jlm Duly, James J.
Corbett's ex—eparring partner, whipped
Tom McCarthy, of Clean. N. Y., in twenty-
eight rounds at the Bullelo Athletic club,
alter a hard battle, (or a purse oi null) and
a side but oi 01,000.
'l’ln 'l'rlal ol Ana 1". Potter. .
Booms, Dec. at-Tbe government has
melded that Aa- l‘. Potter shall be first
tried Jan. 94 on the indictments charging
blot with falsely certifying checks lor the
firm of lrvlug A. Evans d: Co.
Poison l- lha Colon.
Cantu, Dec. ale—Joe Williamsleolorerl)
ls accused oi poisoning the ismily oi Wil-
iwlng, an expression. One child
llnm
died alter drinking poisoned colon. 3'
log and his wile may recover.
Mar flays Illa-teen lea.
.-
Patunsmm, Dec. ll.-—llerr later
played nineteen simultaneous m oi
she-with as runny promlnmtloenlplay'
mandicresdall blsopponentstowitb-
drawwithone
henna-lien mun-rate.
1mm. Illa, Doe. Il-e'l'hs Illinois Staci
ntlflwlllelotedoqunmllorrepalrsnm
tonal-threatening: Theywlll no
ntartuutilAprll. Ovulation- willi-
thrownoutotwort.
Miran-Illa!!!-
Alma.
1mm. Dee. flea-Intent seen
tsryaolrydeulesththelstomm into.
' cavemen
Makes an every-day convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
package makes two large ties. Avoid
lmitaticns—v and insist on having the
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ul: ly
a
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beta elslly and honorably ninde by and psi-l lo
be red: or men, women, boyl. and girls in our
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that all succeed (rota the start. Those who uh.
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4" south Norwalk. 3%}
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u “th71 8h. Baton, Ilsa.
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
Bank 83183.
Bank Vaults.
Bank laulwoors.
\
llEl’llSll WORK‘UF lll KlllllS.
the Best Sales in the World.
”0,000 in use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
)2” sold in Lynn, Imminent that mat lire.
where f!) of our mice were sable-cunt to intense
bent. prwrvin: their contuntx.
CHAMPION RECORD also in the Great
('liigitgo Fin- in um. in the Gm! Boston Fire
lul . wind in all the grant lira allwt’. S n
for i m on. Aifl'lllfl Wanted. 93 mm
imviifisuounun
50
More Building Lots
on the
Woodward
Homestead
Propeny,
We now offer lllclll
for sale at prices rang-
mg from
$350
upward. These lots
C(llllpl'lSi‘ tho Choicesl
Location in the City
limits, within 10 min-
utes’ walk from the
depot, with good side-
walks all the way, and
the city. N 0 better
lots can be had in the
city than those offer-
ed, either for location
or price.
Select your lots in
time to secure such a
site as you wish.
,;For further particulars en-
quireof
JOHN HINDS,
0n the premises, or
CHRISTI“ SWIBTZ. '
83 Washington St, at the office
of the Old Well Clear 00.
in the very heart; of
Leave YOur wore, ,
for New Yearly
Blue Puintllysurs.
DAILY DIREC'l
BETWEEN .
NEW YORK.
80th Norwalk ‘
Norwalk.
THE PROPELLZRS
City of mNur'walk
EAGLE ‘
\‘o‘lll leave Pier 2i, E. 3., (Batman mu,
Now lurk. at 5 p. in.
More Norwalk 5 p. nu; South Norwalk ‘9)
p. tn.
Freight received fro n T a. in. lo 5 [7.13.
Upon appllc tion to agents the City of Not-
wnl. and Logic Will he sent (or rpeclsl iotnol
”right anywhere in .\ w York or its vicinity.
WA“ persons are forbid trusting any or
be employee or the bout: oi this line ounc-
cmtnt or lllr: owners thereof. a
WAGONST"
New and second hull
Buggies. Phaetuns. Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
HALL AND SEE THEM.
He"? Tilly:
tneilmtsuu
Successors to C. B. DeKlrn.
5| Washington 8t., 80. “mall;
27 lain Street Harwell.
First-class
Bakers, qufectioners,
ICE CREAM.
C. Dem 0rd nProru Filled.
W. I”. zir'ilmi g a my“I
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
“with Halo ~f m?
III W‘
”All
flies attest
_ More than 100,000 New England fam-
the purity and superiority of
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Hunt &ilaluff
:2 summit strait. ,
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