;' m
: . I ‘ k .. ‘ if, _
‘ _ held my Fire Insurance and Realeetate businessat No. l ‘
nth f}_i‘__8tl‘8dt, to \OIiVerE. Barker, I wish toexpress my ., g H
,h‘mmfor their liberal patronage in the pest, and most re- , . ‘Iflllllll w
v . yj'ilsk for a centinuanoe ,0! “19,833!“ to my WWW”. ‘ . , ~
" ' Very truly. GEORGELOOKWOOD.
‘ smsnowsr‘snownh
Stockthe'Largest 17' . w
' children’s Sills a Spa,
Spring Announcement.
, p 9 undersigned, havin urchaSed the Fire Insurance and Real
. All th La N
business conduc, y George Lockwood, at No. 2 South We have opened a complete ,. e test oveltles In
t street, South Norwalk, Conn. would meet respectfufly solicit l I. ' G '" ‘
continuance of the liberal petrone’ge 0f the ub y'c. ' . 323mg: figslmor foghli'dgn’: F "mlsmllg nods !
J r, ' Most respectfully, OLI , E. BARKER. wear. from the cheapest to the * ‘
Real Estate. Rents Collected. Houses toflent fluent, W08-
A'I'I‘LCK 0111151001. BILL ”BRIE” “I'D UUES 'OONI'II’I’U’HOI‘AL LIKED-
WI-asI-aa all Over the ltsta Itlrvad as Is-saljlaVafla-mm
3 IllE l lllll_l_l__WEllllllB.
the lease cams-uses. .
m ,m m mm a random males at wasn- I a. I um Nupfiais or Miss Havemcyer
'W'm‘h'w 1‘" MW“ lNil‘l'Oll. continuum. thellouss committee on constitutional and Perry Tiffany.
AI AW! mu us nor.
holdany wheeloontestslnllorwalk dur- Whitman-fitting hills“-
ingthsoomingsunsmsr.Atthevarious mmwmmflfiudw ins-yu-
m“ 'm-m W m 0' whnsatownoovetswonlythstsrritovyot
“‘1“- 'r Miami haolty;aaonurthatwoaidoant«rall
'muhl'mim suds-n on worn-l; sloth-allowhg
A brilliant wedding took phoe inthonluyotthowtohin-
Washingtm. Connecticut. yestmday. Mum Wail-ll-
“Mismfimdsnghtuolthe propusadammdment provldmthst-eh
Rev.W.G.8pencer,D.D.,fm’m minthestsbslnllhsntltbdtoenly
tor ol'l'rinity wchnmhfiouth onereprsssntalve. Theresreifltewm
Norwslk,wssmarricdtoWillismflenry “WMMWJW 0‘ which '0'
Church, or Brooklyn, N.Y. The oeso- bsve one upreuntstivs each. and the
mony was parrormodat r o‘clochbytbe other sickly-1m at which m
bride's father. in St. Jonn’s church, of have two nprmentathes each.
whlohhenractor,andwaawitnuedhy Rommel-live Rich’s worn-edem-
alargenumberof guests. ’Ihehrldo thmvidesthsteachtowsdlallbe
talismanproeedodbrtbemhar. {our entitled too-o Mn only.“
friends oi the groom from Brooklyn, less. or until, it has population of
walkedupthecsnterahletutbeatnlna 10.000;andthattowushsvingmoretban
oi Loheugren’s wedding march, played 10.000 population shall have one addi-
”Marla-alumnus
Mumps-fits!
astaanauaaayaa’amaaaawuanla-
”land's-aim“
law You, April Ila—The mmt me
osswsddlugoftbasprlngseasos In town
was that of Nb Harts mammals
”lama-“1st”,
'l‘hsestatsothlllamB.Weed,tbe
«emblem whodled atNoroton
sport, but the law apparently prohibits
such competitions.
At the Alpha Wheel club’s headquar-
ters. last night. thesuhjeotwasd'lou-ed.
The wheelmen were unanimously in fav-
orof an amendment tothe bill. The
local com! and other prominent cyclists
of Norwslh, have helm supplied with
blank petition to the General Arsemhly,
asking for an amendment. The petitions
were put in circuhtion today. They
are Mined by A. B. Schumachcr, Charles
L. Burdett,l.. Albany. D. J. Post and
Calhoun Lstharn, committee of the Con-
nectieut Division, Is. A. W.. and are ac—
companied by an "appeal" sddremed "to
all who approve of athletic em” in
which they say:
There is no better ative of
health and morale of commuuit
than athletic sports, and anything which
tends to destroy the preamt growing in-
terest in such. sport is certainly detri»
mental. No person can be an athlete
a ‘ Height-recentlymasgot into the Pro
Reed, for leases oi admlnhtration on
thsestats. 'l‘hosewborespondsdto the
noticebappearwuenarry B.Palmer.
Wflhamnllasd,narrietA.lloutou,(by
hrhmhandhladhonl.Palmer,Anua
Elihu and George I. Palmer, first
continent thedeeeassd, and Edwin B.
Weed and flannel L. Weed, second
In. William Tiffany. and grandson cl
Commodore Perry, which was celebrated
atthsrnanileeathomsol iraaod lira. devoted to a f
hespseioussndbnposing entrance to
thehousewsabanhed on eitherddawith
potsof hydrangsssolplnk and bluesatd
ananostmeatolflnspalms. Xuteringthe
Over the stairway. leading to the ascend
floorsnd musing no last, was erected a
canopy oi ivy, garlandcd with white roars
I
and lilies of the valley. The conservatory
atthebeadol thisstslrcuewsadeeorated
its entire length, so leer, with blooming
pI-tasndhugepots of palms andferns.
The white and gold ballroom was lire-ed
entirely with white roses and lilies.
with hat- and gloves to match, and This amendment would give flew Haven
carried an Episcopal prayer book. The 17 members; Mord. 10; Wi- 9:
church was beautifullydccossted with WambnryJ; Haitian. 5: Norwich. 4:
trailing arbum and ground pine, and on Danbnry 3; New Britain, a; Knorwalh, 3;
8,1”,agedabout47yearefloavingml , _ _ the altar wssa handsome diplayof Stamford,2; WWII. : ow 1m
sndinau ws db ted. Thellttcrv - . . . . ,
‘aadpesmualmtateflud “3” he k“ 9° taste of theycomzluuitypdemandthatsuch Esatetlllies. ~Afterthenuptiallnothad don,2a,tlre;nwlc:;:.t:.umh,1253:md
will. The real estate In sltusted in sportebesu ”a up. 0.“,ng beentledlir. andeChuroh repaired ham, . an sac 0“!" VIII
Menanditsestimatedvalue is$10,000. beattracted ruin saloons . injurious tothc rectory, where they received the mthestatemnereprsssntctiveeachund
,_ Thevalueof thepersoual estate does not mam-d Th? flxlgsl!m”'m congratulations of many friends. The would giveahousect twenty-live mean-
; mad season. The decedent woe mm m'memom'fggqm rooms were profusely decorated with banknote-nutrient-
‘ never married, left no brothers end m subjected go, Your good efforts laurel, white carnations and other out 531038 W m Wm‘
‘ aims or legal tatives 0! them, are requested to help have this law in flowers. The wedding up.“ on. meals before the commitme- providing
new .
noranyuncleoraunt. Howaetbeson 35%st audio ' reasonable “‘9‘" served by Marcel. in due season legitieebctmglsznflomflm b 009
or Rev. William B. Wood, who died in Theme wmmhm whaasw the bride appeared in a drawing v_ c limitin- 0;“th voles-Wm
Norwalk,andof HarrietA. (Stiller), his cial circular to wheelmen. which closes gown oi ecru hop seeking, and districts. 0'05““! r W I
2 wife. who died in Danhuryahout 1885. as follows: the luppy couple were driven to New each district built! WM 0'0"“
' H‘nhairrmdaw and onto! sin crethe I, you mmnmdm medmmm lillolld, where thebe strain for more whole ”'30:” the} town-
ehiidnn othsuthers and sisters or has of a... wagon ma “mum“... cm,“ Danbury,aud there took the Pittsfield III-vine more-than . lineal-hound
parents. 0" “I!" person intemted and urgelm- exprcm for New York on a short wed- m|!_ he dl'ided- "Id “19mm!“-
The application further stated Rev. $313" “gm-w {mmfgmfi ding tour. Theywill reside in Brooklyn. Iain-cs the "“9 may con-stun one
WilliamB.Weed,fathuofthedsoedent, we ”K3, [m you, dim“, “d we The presents received by Mr. and lira. add-non! mien-i district. if non-low
-4 wasasonof Danhl Weed andhadone that theysid in securing mum to Church were unusually handwm, and "0'18" '0' “i“ VIM-Ob “Willi“
brother and live sisters or the whole protect bicycling and other imam-m represented hundredsof dollars. Among ions enough. may be united tonneor
blood, viz: Dino. B.- who left one fig?$$g:mmtg :3?“ "ml "3 those from Norwalh present at the oere- more other ‘0'“ In I senatorial m
“in“, mm“ 1‘" fl°§mfi 3°; It was supposed,whenthepoolbillwas a?“ "m FfimLEOI‘ivxf :11: lovalslatlvs an...
tun. of South N ‘ ’1?” prvsented priorto its passage, thatonly ”ff.” Swatch sndJ l’t. Batch " v The Bouscoi ltepressntattves MW
left no hue; Polly,_wholeltonec l , Mmm'hm betting on the m llioeut :er 4:1" . sedaresolutsonlncorporatingthellarim
3"!" Weed, 'herimtzomh; was indulged in would he all’ceted, but The-unisgsolbee‘l'. Bhlloch, ofthe Gums-fly.
isgthreechildlsn. bodied; _ two suchdoesnotappeartobethe-ss. The nrmofflallocknmluraboxrnahers 0' The center at interest in leghlatiou
.. MEMPHW 1.; fills d bittevest antipathy m m aroused SonthNorwalklnd Danlltlry, and lb yesterday,waslnlhescnlle, whmethe
”I; mus 'ho ' ‘ no but]? Wm themeasurcbyloversofathletice Addie TI)”. 0' “It will"! and electncstreetrallwaylnli 'Ilw
HI! A. who manted_ Benjam_ .' “'18!“th by a” w“ macho” “WNW“! W forovcrthreehours. There wasslarge
aesdandleft four children, "1.2 Wil- do"! 890'“!!! mm The Norwalh W Ta Ior . wealthy tobacconist. took attendance In the Senate oi sdvomtes
Tfififimfl? $23.31 ml“- ... Wm M “so new pldcea’tth'ebfide’shoumehiteaueet, "M 1m?“ ,3 2* “$323
( I: )'“s I. N“ H :1 I " 'ilb I18. 0‘ “I0 I." 'Iuh suflicteuttoes- in "In city, M night. The W, [In comm-
“Sidney Ian's, of Danhury, and flar— wasW‘ormed by the Rev. Ir. Pearcei The bill “mmlm companies
rist Post, who diedahoutlifl—, leaving lie-tor of the Daub"! Consist-none ,0 mm“, ham"m_
four children. Rev. W. B. Weed also church. Amoeptlou followed the cere- A the matters taken "om the
Intheapplcatienrsadhydudge Finch
itwasststedthatWilliamB.Wesd was
domidledinDai-iensnddied thereApril
point lace, supported by [our columns of
gold and onyx. Under this canopy the
marriage ceremony was performed by Arch-
bishop Cervix-u. a-iated by the Rev. Dr.
Connolly. his secretary; the Rev. Sylvester
Haloaeofthechurchof StaPeteraudSt. “—‘W
Tb bride was courted by her father.
She wore a gown of white satin, covered
with point laee,snd a veil in which wu
worn a crown 0! seven diamond stuns
gift from her mother. The [rent of the
usage was studded with many diamond
ptnssnd brooches, but the most conspicu-
ousofthe number wasa ileurdelisolsol—
italres. also a present from Mrs. Havenley-
c. She carried ahouquet oi wmleorchids
asdliliesel the valley. Thcbrldegroom,
with his bad man, his brother, Mr. Wil-
laesmswyrsadytonoelvsthebrids.
deal. vestnsenrs. and the nutrients were
black sasscochsaudwhite lace aontanss.
Two gold caudslehra on a stand behind the
archbishop were filled with lighted can-
dies, and with the hundreds ol electric
lights and theelegant toilette")! the bridal
party md guests assembled outside of the
white satin rlbhou, which was stretched
across the room. combined to presents pic
ture of rare magnificence. The brides
maids. all is pink silk and white lace,
termed an etfectlve group at the sidesol
thsoflcisring clergyman. limb canted a
large hunch o! purple violets.
The wedding gifts were not displayed.
having been packed and sent to one o! the
deposit vaults. They represented several
hundnd thousand dollars in value.
lallraasl fllmry at leading.
husthdsughtaroerJndMI-a'l'heodors . . I .
WWW...“ This space on Friday Will
vestibule the scenewas oneof surpadng -
by Stephen Batch, or South Norwalh. lion-I WWW 10' mil in“ 5.000 hunt:-
The hride_was attired in blue corded aulr, population cm and than it- iini Wm ‘ “Mm " "'"n
emauesm for Saturday and Monday.
u... no...“ under a... n... u... 83 Washington Street.
emanate... _ GEO. VII ILSTYNE. Pulp.
Sale
Rubin}, April 2L—The Philadelphia
lbs Ora-d Diwlatoa ls Beasle- ls loath
lorwalh 10-day.
The Grand Division oi the Sons of
Temperance of Connecticut opened its
semiannual session in the hall of Minor-
bahs Division, Washington street. this
cash prizes or pool selling accompani-
1 without issue,andflarvey, who lefttwo 0mm cycling [my ” an aim ins minimal viii- hit bride through WW.
Annaflillermndhadonsbrother and younglady’spetsonalappearanceuahe policeandiirealarmwires.
va “"9“ ”a mm“ m °‘ 3"” one ”news noun table and pa-ed.
llertsog. Edward Fry, Charles Ray and
cure an amendment soas not to interfere
with bicycle tournaments, which are
purclyol an amateur nature, with no
. brothel s‘uterofthe , , mony. The bride and gloom are well I I t d ' ”d" ‘ the
mm ulof'hfimongpu_mie| menu. 11‘: "hag” f'm’hm‘g 5"” known in Norwalh. Theircourtshipwas :solutianthoriz’iugGmxeR 3;!”
. v ' ' ' ' ' I'll! . . a
'who Htthree ohildrm; Sarah. who died m. fithelglzgialammwel'l somewhat romantic, Dir. Hallock becom- of Norwalk, to cars for the burial lot of
. . the instrumentsllty of the telephone. .
5‘ "M'MWQ mother oi the do °‘ “MN" “v m'“”’°“°dimi! He sfterwardssecursd sformalintroduc- “‘0“ mm” mlffimn:
” ' ’ ' in mfinsm‘m‘lun" tlon andwsssslnuch pleased with the tea . - - y
m. W I MM" 0‘ 13“”, ”d ouw-«m ~~~~~~~~ and a year in yall for tampering with
- skier. brother as Edgar 0., had been with her musical voice. Much The m . tothe law vernin
7 2|; died Earner: 2!. 1;». at Hamil- oftheir courtship a said to have been me mm“? Mm Sm";
t 100. Ontario, h'llifi “'1'” children. mm”, "‘9' and other openings was taken iron the
F if...“ 3‘3513“; tom? 'mi-ig-irMW-ms-m ...,."..°'.;,"”"..;. mmmxx
, w . . ' w
ing six children—Anna A.. wile 0‘ NGVW '3 WM yesterday yesterday. 'i'hervaolutionsineovporated
veu, (l. W. P.; tire. I. E. Tucker, 0!
Birmingham, 0. W. A.; Rev. 1‘. 3. Oil-
bert, oi West Haven. 6. 8,; Rev. N. .l.
Squires, Grand Chaplain; Ira. F. J.
Joyce, 0! South Norwalk, Grand Corr
doctor; and E. 0. Bullock, oi Rochvllle,
P. G. W. P. There are also about fifty
representatives in attendance from the
various divisions in the State. P. G. W.
A. Ostrander, of Poughhcepsie, N. Y., is
also a visitor at the sedan. The morn-
ing was occupied in reading the reports
oi the odiorrs. and the initiating oi nine
candidates. The ”‘01! adjourned at
appeared here last night. He was drunk
5% 0- '"9 of'l'erah Miller, 0' Blam- all day and wu ordered out of the Troy
' Home, The services of three policemen no 'n'B Ichast
;: word; m‘..mfl.audladi»
. Ullmffitamford.
Whileallol the cousins agreed that
ndtherofthemhadany puma! drain
- toundertahe theresponsibilitiesofadmin-
‘ miss the estate. lhedescendants or
Wm oi Wood‘s father, and the
Nuts of relatives of Wood’s
mother each appeared to want
‘to have something to say
about it. After some mover-tier: it
‘i Inpvaeucallysettled thattheresboold
dedication of the Connecticut Odd Fel- station. M were up, first 'm of m
lows' llomest Fairview. Natty prints svasiom
and public Wins! zen 03:06:00!"- The committee on cone-lion have had m l n n. m h “The
ad with ills: Indium ax- arm-l uitestimewrmtliugwith the hillpiv. e- "would" on ' _
exercises were preceded by a parade. :lgwomen the right to vote at school fluffimneomprc‘h‘chd’r h. “I“ "ll Ifllh SIMIBSS lights.
which started shortly liter lz‘o'clock meetings. THO"!!! it Mu“! m. .
and marched through the principal
streets in four divisions.
At the conclusion of the parsde,in
which over 2,0!10 persons toot part.the
Odd Fellows proceeded to the Home by
steamer. At 2 o’clock, on the hwu is
ironic! the Home, the dedicatory our
class tool: place. They ell-listed of the
woman sullrage. Tonwasns. N. Y.. Aprllt'l.—1'he tron-
d booms t
olawilh the lumber shovera which was daily u“. . dellgh and idles
'aTI-Tlifi’ia”ta7i;ai7
A dellpatch irons Stamford up
the police of that place are much as-
cltedovcr what theyelalm tobeagaod
clue to the escaped murderers, Kettle and
probably will not for several days to come. Thou stop that oeuh with
Carlyle Ilavvls still sun. Y k
Sine sure. April 2L—«Carlyls W. llarrla m] 82
and Reading Railroad company have suf- '
fend numerous losses in this city this To Rent I
spring by the depredstious of thieves;s de-
termined eilort is being madeto put setup
to these robherlsa l'pon information re- SUMMER chTAGE
a“!!! [Inactive Dcnhlnl arrested Harry —-AND——
William Le tharn, he charged i h I ’
stealing irod‘h and lumber. ”1?!" socusedcll- C E E RY At Wilson 8 cove.
tend bail for a hearing. For the mason or by the month.
James J.Illler,ol Btamiord; Cells 1... moraine M ‘0 o‘clock. The 0“” with Oddfellows from allparts ol the a... 2.; 35d. Gun 3195,». Stamford must sanlwaa Ia My, Imam nu. PAIN AND lNVleona’l'ls 33%;: “fiamhfiwggl-gflm
wifeot “in, mu,“ [0‘3th present I": l- A» an-O' N" n" slate, who wers attending the formal Yacht club, and my,” um alr- TROY, N.Y., April 27,—JohnLSullivan 'l'fll ism Olliltoves. Tables. Crochery.Ulensile.stt-.
for particulars and terms apply to
werencccaurytoinduoe him to leave the In “me “guess Bays. "0 D' SMITH.
lssosle Building. Norwalh, Cons.
dbl tr
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“no"... hen r... mmmmdand ’W- ”n..-_.___._._ Gnu'r BARGAINS.
David Stow,
Emil) Main m.
betwo administrators. oo- nun-line
‘ .hlnss, of Stamford. They are
'fiw Friday morning prepared 10
”mwtbeywillthenbsformab
”humour-ins of all he". who
summons-stats Judson-nil
, Whathswonldatssully day
' doshrlsgastnwhlcholthesseosld
' blarlt. llhbecastrsetlon of the law
’“uwyauthoodmmnadla
‘ “Helm-milliliters!“ 0- "'0
Haul-low lava-1m.
'l'herewerenearlyshnndreddelegates
present at the convention of theOou-
nectlcut division oi tthalghtaofCol-
umbns.ln New Bavanqestardaly. The
election oi ulcers resulted asfollows:
titatsdepstyflohsallarls. ot Wales»
hary:statstrsasurer,l’.6.liclntyre. of
liew Britain: stale sscretam I. l'.
Batter. of Winsted; chaplain. llev. P.
lastinlloch. museum"
ffifluundzmz that unnamhad heestbsretwodays.
outset the m sisctloas by p. ‘l‘hspoliocrslmetostatersasonslortheir
"mmmdmm;n bellel,but claim theirgrussdsarevsry
spot-whyfrsdldlasttcf W, M
grandreprm-tatlvs; Ills-II dsdtmtllsl
bytbsgllaslolessssorstion by
rm is Italian loll-w. am ., so. ”DIWALI.
Runner. KI, April il‘l.—~Bevenhuusss - "an“: 51'
lay-lair- law shins.
lags-Ila (flab at planes.
minimalism-ail hoodlum «mum-alumnae”... the
"W‘W'"W' W“ . r.aaworom.akflihs°imi‘mwmm
Thwmwm-uleatthem rirumm disorder-to mitwum'tsdosthflm i!” m by 3", W I.
flat the saunas written by
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ransom-sworn.»
can... or which be was : anti-flu
svoh-seontalalsg aosteot
the
mhwflme-suwtfimm“ mocha-plats. Lsatyearrasloswsstmu‘IS “n MES
mod-rt Wi- ‘n'lw sntsprlla .03..
“lzrllmw ‘ the con- hsssbmtlyenstfisflhts hstwess 013.-
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The meeting yesterday was for the
parposeotumtlsgsshshoasd atolls-
trol and to mfrwamveatlonof
theothsrststss. ‘l'hssosvestlcnwlllbs
beldlnllswllaveslalass. lsateadot
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Wilt-o- coasts. or m was swans usual-amused
”entitlements"! can-a Mflmw masseuse-taut pap-tarot m- lien-album
m dastrtaihsrul
W.I.D.ltnhsadeIllis-ll.lsrtta.
tor-or owners at the Was It
“with
instill or the sick lie; sulfrring with gas- .“ . “W ‘ V ._ )
v , hum. They have in Charges born "W'- k ll patient y awaiting Governor Lung . suoTHEB
M‘ ‘31?waan ' m fifi‘m“ m www.m"; audios: wagon. wheels-mink w- ""mm‘J—m' ' J' D" JENNINGS"
sslosrs or cohussull. (imam-piano 0. some: vol-a :i “1 “xxx” “3.3;; rimmimmrnmwn .. Mrorrnghrmahmlhamu not me Undertaker.
' oaavaauaa as on manual-a :"nfimflndzunmmln? Wm mama-nun. u. piaoa aaown as “”3“" " “l“ “m m m “mm : anion-r mm. mans. cousin
«"30“-’-'-i_____.__3“”' “ m m” CITY llflllll STORE, °”““’““"'"“"’”"‘
“doughnut“ mflhl‘lil
or“
mematrlllm 3% G. A. Grocery a 00.. REMOVED
nus-hm man. or. To It. 5 Illlmd Flatt.
- m JACOB I. hhmli. with lave" «PM facllh
New Your.sprlm.—-raa Magnetic club hm " Mm ”Mmmmm,‘ ‘: j 'fi'h‘;
otlivwh'rwk,ssoclalorgsnlsationoitaleg— Mm"""m
:‘phws. held their lath spring meeting I 3% Drain m
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rm. n.1, Aprllfl.-:’l'hs loalaontor m 'm m "I" dbl" d BREE'EAN’S
one Weak Wmmylla.“ R gmmmmom.
was-ll
“mummies“. basaasfraslyforhsasasa.
.. m... ... anneal—school latte.
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taurant,
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mom. .1?
Osmonwsnsvnsmr min."-
36 Washington St.
llill Silllli. llill Ellis 2
We buy for cash andsell at
thelowestcashbasis. '
Ourstock of
llllll PIPER. ::~_ ~.
llllllloll SHADES. " _
colllllclz mitt a;
PllllTEllS' surrust; ’j '
is worthy of inspection. 3
“—9.“.-
Our Wall Paper 5
stock, although incom etc, con-
sists of over 25,000 re and 500‘
designs, which is an assortmmt .
selected from 10 of the leading
manufacturers of the coun .
Our stock in the other 5113'
specified is fully as complfié
ml“ & Bill].
Plumbing,
lies-Filling.
Tin and Sheet '
Iron Well. .
lllllllli SET lllIEES, .
Illicit llltl. Mulls: .
and Hill lllllll llllllils.
Baronial llllina '
llillllel and Tea Sets.
Plain China, lgale
and ill Idle
Mould??? *
llNlllN SEED!
llNlllN SEEM
Fresh tested stock of South‘s:
port White and RedGlobe Onion
Seed. > __ .
.,
Call and see samples growing
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