.“
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.Line‘" of Furnihlilfii‘gs
can be found at
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connin-
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R‘ANCIs & coz's,
iWashingtonSt, So. Nor-Walk.
'1'“ WIN 3m IE] ‘ Ike-tuner felon-went to fill,-
G , port to-daybkavca aawkctlwpat la
“Illuminati-realm. “cumming-ado
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84 WASHINGTON
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I' . ' lyparhdol'lowa.
”stdambmaaam n. “a 5. mm of Jamel-Waleh, of Oil-atom otter-t, in
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sick.
The Oadahet Temperance
hid-NW» _..._..__ ._,
.3 Beahenlltomhcondnedtohiehgme
“MWUIMIII”. ,1
a: menu. laat week.the hi I”
lugmarelineillaw-wntatuile noun.
_————
link-ltd“ covertly-three Nor-
walk doga have been reghtered up to
date.
Titania-Multan,qu at the
Norwalkdapot,willgoto Wibon Point
aanightopaaterlnafewdaya.
‘ GnocchurchSundayachool will pio-
nlcatltctonWadaeaday. ‘l'hey willbe
hkmtothel’ointincarryalla.
—lmptltad dotted Swim, colored lig-
urea, worth 88c yd.. idlered for We yd.
on'lhmdayfitthalloatustora. Norwalk.
thamIfiondhIrchwlllhehald
thinning. lhamertiqwlll haaa
enrichment-Ir ow... .
.___________ ..,,,.__,,_m Thppopalaticnhinwiosing. no:
I‘d- w waahorntolr.andlra.iiarryw.Wil-
cometflfipriagatreetouhiday. -
—'l'uttiFruttiand phoebe lecueam
atlane’a. ‘
The regain bd— meeting of the
Unlonchwi Mama-o
ehtionwill hahddlatheir hailca the
hridgatoiaorrownight.
Brine-in theflouth Norwalk hat
{aouwiea in a little livelierand orda-
arohegbniag to comaiavuyhto. It
bespectedtl-t when trade impmvea,
aaltmmtmcn,itwillcomewltharuah
thatwill compel the tactcricemwor-k
tul‘houra.
[remit-all datavnautatnthecontrary
itinnotatallprohahlathetFIed Bull-n
willreturntoliridgeperttoruamebd-
on...” the Union.‘ Bullen baa pur.
cloned a aaloai on Broadway. New York,
takiagpomdcnflaturday night.
Twenty-ix grocera' and butchen'
clarka atartedatmidnighgflatnrdayfln
the aloopJe-ientorhonghland. Aa
thae war no windthaydrifted acroaa
theSoundJ—chingllorthpcrtharborat
9 o‘clock Sunday morning. The party
arrived in South Norwalkat 10 o’clock
leatuight.
—Why not keep cool by eating Iano’a
ice cream?
Theodore Baden, fifty-Ive years old.
who war a boarder at .the Oermania
hotel in New naval, hoe myeterioualy
dimppeared. He left the Boldiota‘ Home
at Noroton a littloovera month ago.
’l'hedaybelorehedlmppeared from the
hotolho showed two and it iaeuaptcted
that be war lured away, uwaulted and
robbed.
The pulpit ot the Pilot lethodiat
churchwaeoooupiedyeaterdaybyltev.
llr.lnine,olPoundBidge,ineachaup
with Ir. Burns. no preached aline
aermon in the morning in a pie-tug
manner,andwae greatlylikcd hylhoee
who heard him. He conducted the
veaperaervice in the eveningatwhich
therewaaalargeattenihneo.
“Micro-arrow. , '
will‘u’ileet
Munro-lava
”henna-ll! fair, with alight-pent“
ell-ans.
sou-r11 3031'th
‘ was: thoraoplool carom aerol-g
-‘ ,
m
D.P.lcrrellwiil movehboflicathh
weekrromW-hing‘touatreet toGeorge
Bedman'aatrneonthell’idne.
TheBcandinavianaocioty,8candia,wlll
maetinthedrlon'a newhallonladhou
street,to-miwrownightatso'cbck.
'l’hclndopendant Bociai clnbareto-
daytheguataochunieF. Andrew,
oatjoyinga triptoBlackRockln mien
Bill’ayachtcarrie.
—Plentyot deliciombread, at lane's.
’Wowiahto call your atten-
thcntoafew prices on
{no Toilet Soaps.
entertainer: Bouquet 2Io
4 Bay llrnSoap it
mean Soap I51:
tun-5' ' II
* W e commode-1.“;
M503! scdlna'tthaeighthrnnsaettingofthe
flottpShip it
count thh date, in Kuightacl Pythiae
Hall,83Washingtonttreet.
livestlloou Soap He
in Soap lo
Michel Wahh waa arreated for drunk-
ennu in a boarding home on Washing-
ton street. Saturday night. He pleaded
guilty before Juatice Barrett this morn-
SIlIllfll Soap it The Board or Gmnciimen will hold an
adjourned meeting tonight for the pur-
' f ‘ ' rmidenta oi‘ W atreet
l‘nhsh Bali Soto to W m, m, ”93‘”...
l'ear’s llllStBllell Soap I Io
“ so on eon interior
llanry (Jornall ain't!!! Smurnuo
anythathhbeatwaenot mpitedwhlia
he andhia wile wereout railing recently.
The Brotherhood of St. Andrew. of
St. Paul'a church. will hold it! regular
busine- meating 'l'hurlday night at the
parhh rotana.
ltr. Whittaker, at South Nor-elk.
until race-fly of Danbury. baa been on-
gagedaatenoraoioiat in St. Paol'a rur-
pllced choir.
The Mara ol the Norwalk Gangren-
tional Sunday achcolwill picnic at Botou
Point to—morrow, luving the church at
in. m.,in hracarryallo. Dinnerwill be
aerved free in the grove.
.» é“
ing and was fined flenud coats.
widening of that street to sixty feet.
l-‘ive additronal' T ueictane' have boar
enlisted no member- of the Fourth regi-
ment hand, bringing the memberahip up
to twmty-llre, which in the maximum
number under the new law, hdng live
more than the limit under the old law.
-—At 2 p. m., 'l'ueaday, you can get
Scotch gingham that were 25c. for 15¢
a yard, at the Benton Store, Norwalk.
Jame- C-ldy, employed by F. St.
John inckwoodmaatrylna to nine-eon
ohatruction in a newer pipe, Saturday
afteraoen.by running a pole into the
mouth of the pipe from-boat in the
river, when he loot hie balance and went
intotha river with a loud aolaoh. lzle
waaabla to awim. however. and crawled
out none the worse for his adventure.
llo
—A large quantity of candy at little
prioea, at Iane’a.
Thechimncyonalampleftlnirningin
Gustav Pine/re barbw chop on Railroad
place, exploded last night, and the light
blaraduptothecn'ling. Fearingthat a
disastrous the would reault, Captain Col-
grove broke a window light, and going
into “)0ch extinguished the flame.
Samuel Foeterpclerk at the Norwalk
freight house, caved a boy from drown-
ing haturday. The lad ventured out be-
yond hie depth, and bemming tired wan
unable to awiln aahore. One of his oom-
panione tried to rave burn, but being one
mecca-fol, they abonted {or help. Mr.
Footer heard their urine and plunged in
to the whim with hia clothn on and
roamed the boy. _..
Deputy Sherifl Jamoa Toner laat week
placed an attachment upon real eat-to
owned by Selectman Samuel Raymond.
ofNew Can-m ') aatiafy a claimof
OLNOdanngn made by latte Wardwell.
Ilr. Wardwall Ilium that be had an
argument with Ilr. Raymomi, which re-
called in angry worth between them.
Later he went into the town clerk'r our.
and wav then attacked by ihymond.
who knocked him down, punched and
' kicked him. injuring hlrn merely.
I Thoma-MIOIBLPaul’aBunday
Hew- abtato return htw.tha lam-
lecterGoddnd In“. _ havinghemanhduad. aehcol whomgotngontheannuai pie.
C“ I. MW“ nic'l‘uiaday,hnguat a, will meet inthe
hflhemdodhttrmhd “m‘mb‘dwwh '°" Fri-hm“ 8. t mend ilnnaotu
cmtornhomalnapector‘of name WM IMrtoth-mhrdoot.wmm
infill tbpodtian made vacant hytho M0.Wltoox,~a a. old-t “Sylvan Shore will he inventi-
deathof Georgew. W‘Tho-L rude-tad South Kuwait, l- g... I-at to’elockto convey Merlin
W5 01.5“- year. Thoma-Illegal Willa“ hemaca Fahd-id ”l ’0‘» “WWI-aroma
uuaqmmnu thepkoam-uhm av-aa. About air weakv ago Ilr. PM“ trawl-minis Norwaik
bythaproatcfionoilr. Buckingham. Mum-wean.“ to war M i oM- 1- cu- ol my
annual-um. hr—al-ahhflluhaalth membwmm
w-dubthakitaaalmwmlhimoon-
Yaltwdayattwaoowahorae attached
mambo-column. twoyauugat-
tookfrifitatatvoilayear on lei-tave-
aaaaalraaaway. Thump-north
curl-p became hideout.“ la a.
Julian ll. Starling, of Bridgeport, rode
from New York to Beaten today on the
Bay State dyer, which panned through
South Norwalk at 10:51. Mr. Sterling
baa been am'wned to write a two column
duaiption oi the trip. The privilege of
riding in a (locaolidated lociunotive ia
rarelygivenand totbekindneaaofViea
Preeident Tutti. Ir. Sterling waa able
to ride on the iron botaa.
ll.il.l’|aistod
43 Washington St.
scum nouwnnx.
The yacht “Twilight.” of Stamford.
put in at Roton Point, yeatarday after.
m,onherwaytoNewlondon. The
gueateonboard were IajorC.W. Hen»
drie, of the Fourth Regiment; Bergmt
Ditmarr, ot Cornpany (3; Frank B. De
v'u and Frank Wood, at Stamford; How-
ard B. Green. at Brnoklyn;and Edward
Cit-Pill.oliiewYerk.
A hreinlemamheiothlngltovr.
Ber. Archibald Wheaten, a former atthemnarollahandnankm
punter of the South Norwalk Baptist mgtfio'eloehthhwning.
; ‘ wimiiii;
l ahall continue the special
nlomntll Angult lat. It will
pay you well to call. Paper
.A Watsoperceutloeethan
« regularprioe. Wertillcontinue
‘ WMMfiH be glad
to on you ‘flenm {yr doinx
yourhouae.
no he Inch, m m IerIoca'unaJatphnvutn-M
then won raeahatwr- Yfllmfllflhufl-
thahcataoth.lt.0haewar,lmoryll.
Peal-.11. a.awmrz..olnmno- “Ilium-mum
m‘mmmuunflaummd homh
“ulna...“ “.mmmumm
Mummwwbim a. u.
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wwwhmbWqua-g Mira-a
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.m Ber-0" WM" udaallarilahhakalmtbflr
”mummmu-~m a...” anew—.mmumm
who, 0' “WM-l "'0 W on... human.“ apnoea-u- entire new a...
Mew-flirtation“ amne- m n era In moth-um aim—e
aim.mfiiwflwhwmuupnflnw men-a.
htnthewtti. flew-MM nun-nun. run-mutton. cannon-t u a. m nan
with“ math “flu”. w.aflwfiwm “ “hm If.“ I.» “M
mflhum bases-am want-Irmalmnlwt a...
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. i. i. liorllam,
bl“ u
mutt-tightrope, whim but been
Wm'flmmh
annoy-aloud Ito-ename‘
no;
BhBGKln felines ms WEEK.
‘ Outing Fluoride. ' Glnxhams.
Janntlna clothe.
, inss noon
A.7Dickcrman & Son“
smear. soon-I nonwnLK. court;
Bummer-alike. at 29c.
‘ «outs, IlAlF valor.
“DIES" Slillll WiISTS, 25c, 50c, 75c,
Persian Illulls,
mo urwno.
Duli‘tintea commune-mow.” popular. 'l'opf,
inqualiiyandpricel-oalowaathe lowcat. 4 lite. Sodom
I'll some iba. HilkOrackera, 25c; GiltEdeoOreamery Button
880. 1b.; WOW Butter, 356.; 3 queangMfllhl.
mm;uutrminu.oWond, M.00bbl.;ll‘lourperbag,66c.;
teens Corn, 25a; 2 cans Suceotavh. 25o; Native Potatoes, per
peek, 30c. We hell a fancy grade of Tontorwc. 1b.,andchal-
longe comparison OurColfoeeare the finest imported, and our.
pritoallwhoueethem;nt
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
leading Grocer.
Telephone
5'
33 Washington St.
Call l3-2.
Highest of all i
EM..- .. , .._____.. ,_... ,__,
The etoue crunherwhichhaobeen in
operation atthe quarry on Blue Moun-
tain was shipped to New Haven this
morning. -_,
'l'heKnighteof Columbus picnic, which
was pcatpouod lat Sentrday on account
of the rain, will take place this week
Malay, at Norwalk Park.
Jam. Oordcnand Jackaon Blackwell,
delegates from Norwaik lodge,G. U. 0.
0. R, are at Waterbury today attending
a eaten oi' the Grand lodge.
Company? has voted to accept the
propoaition or the eommi-ary-geueral
rcgardingtherationoinoamp.at05per
mdheSlatetopay half and the men
William Oheo'a thoroughbred run-
ning borne “Catt Oil," iedoinggocdwurk
under the training of William Petrie and
will probably be entered in the race cir-
cuit next fall.
Rev. A. H. Wyatt, of the Norwalk
lethodlot church, will go to Pine Grove
this week for a four weoka' vacation.
Rev. W. 1]. Thomas, a former pastm
ofthe church. will preach during Dir.
Wyatt'a cc.
The employee of the J. ll. Buckley
&Son Elastic web works were notified
Saturday night that, commencing to-day,
the factory would run but three days a
week until further notice.
ll. J. Reynaldo, secretary of the ('0!!-
tral labor Union, has mmie application
to E. J. Thomas, local consul oi the
league of American Wheeimeo. for the
notion of the League for the bicycle
none to be given in connection with the
hbor Day picnic.
At on entertainment given by Ship-
pnn llirisionfilof T., in Stamford, last
Friday night, )learra. Olmstead nnd
Richmond. of Norwalk. gave two piano
and lint» duettu. Mine Bertha tindfrry,
aim of Norwalk, gave a recitation.
Two neighbour near Oyster .‘liwll
point got into a wrangle Siturduy night,
over a cow. which had strayed away
from home. Ufiicer Northrop went
down to net as pmaeemaker. The
police were alto called to lleyt strict
Saturday night to quell a disturbance.
:11“! Y. M. C. A. bicycle racer, in
llridgeport, which were poatpwed Salon
day on account of the alarm will take
place this afternoon at 3:34) o‘clock. Hunt
at the Norwnlk riders who had entered
went to Bridgeport Saturdayand were
much di-ppointed became the More: in—
tcrfemi.
William lulcahy, ot Orchard otter-t,
and his family went out rowing yeater-
doynftwnoen. Near lhxkru'el'oint Itr.
lulcahy loat an ear, and in trying to no
cover it he fell overboard. The women
folk- were badly frightened, thinking be
war going to drown. Jamel Norrie,
whowaanenr by.went to the reacua
and the party were econ ready to pro-
ceed home. .. -
‘i'heatrvieeatthei‘inttiongrrgatirmal
church,iaot nighatookthoformola
prahaaerrlaJhcatov-ynttbehymna
Innghythveonmtlnnhaing told by
thepmtor.8ev.'l'.l(.l‘oble. llcgave
brief biographical thatch- ot the
twin-minimum: My
www.mumw,
madmatumtnlnat
m
In. Charlre Ll‘addock,fln. lei.
llaulordaad live. n n. Wet-h are via“-
iagialllinrd.h
The new Aldeeetety of at. nu
Ave-ac Iothedlet climb will meet
Wednelday. a.-. M
at. mwmtutuoan.
tord,la vfltinglhlllallunmrt Cot-
fleawwaa ,
IraJoka n. Rowland,“ m Point
Mbnithallyill. likable-oth-
cl Inhrthar'lhtilrmfloathltorwalk.
In. a. a. nu. we. of apar-
M ii. that, and mm,
lentil- “alkali-flied Point
Mammalian-the
lot—I.
Wdflmdoaotwom
dwattaeeafltyolwatariathelicr-
rifle-wrote. Mme-eatin-
iratvealla thahoaatptpwuathla
m huh-armour clone-Ir
“mum-mm“
.‘1'
n Lcavening Power.-—Latcst U. S. Gov't Report.
and mm. roman.» h
It latent-I:- ala- g...
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Pomle’t‘
ROWAYTIDN.
Frank R. Stevens was the guest of
friends in Brattleboro, Vt, over Sunday.
Mine llelen B. Smith eapecte to return
to her home in Saratoga tomorrow
morning, accompanied by Hire Lina
Stevens, with whom ahe has been spend-
ing the past month.
Calvin Wickofl', of New York, who
has been spending his vacation in this
place, went out rowing with some friends,
Saturday, and eeeayed to give grater
speed to the boat by calchingone of the
ropes which held an oyster ateamerto
her dock,and giving a etrong puah.
When Mr. Wicket! let go the ropehe
rolled gracefully over the side of the
boat into the deep blue sea. llio friends
rescued him, and the only damageeno—
taiued wu to a valuable gold watch he
carried
The fair and sale of Rising Star Divin-
ion, Sons of Temperance, given Friday
and-Saturday nights, will go on record
at the most sueceeefnl atlair ever given
by that organization. There was a very
large attendance Saturday, all the avail-
able space in Mr. Guidcr's new build’
ing being tilled. The various booths
were very attractive and all did a thriv-
ing busineee. George Wickegueaed the
nearest to the number of beans in the
jar and own the fruit cake.
Alto-‘0 Discovery for I'll-n.
Allen's Discmery for l‘iles is a certain
cure for all kinda of piles. Do you have
menace and chafing with intense itching
often at night? It is dangerous to neglect
these symptoms. If you have oufl’ered
for yours with chronic piles and feel you
can't be cured. give Allen's Discovery
one trial. it is anew discovery that cures
piles. Sold by all druggists. Price 50
cents. Sent by mail for 50 cents. Ad-
dn-ne Allen's Diswvery, Box 83, balmy,
New York.
inst fall I was token with a kind of
summer complaint, accompanied with a
wonderful diarrhoea. Soon after my
wife's sister, who livul its, was taken in
tiresome way. We need almost over.
thing without lie-unlit. Thenl said, let
us try (Tliarnberlain'e Colic, Cholera und
l’lfll’fli‘t‘d Rommly, which we did, and
that cuml us right away. lthiuk much
of it no it did fnr mo- what it was recom-
mended to do. John llertrler, Bet-tel,
Bt'rksi'o., Pa. 2') and 50 cent bottle!
for ank- by ti. (7. Stilloon. drugtist.
My little boy wan very lad oil for
two monthe with diarrhoea. We had
[It'll varioue medicines, also called in
two llmftoru, but nothing donn him any
good until we used Chamberlain's Colic,
tfholera and lliarrhcon Remedy, which
gave immediate relief and null! cured
him. 1 consider it the beat medicine
made and can coincicntioualy recom-
mend it to all who need a diarrhea or
colic medicine. J. R. Hare, Trenton.
Tex. 25am] 500cm bottlea for Iain b
(l. C. Bulletin, drugght.
gr.
aaraly hdmmdtactttnhhwkciohady
via-underwater. Atlaat thinly-wan
"wrinkle mighty alert- to morph
captorthatheenuld be thrown out upon
their—oh. Theaallthreeboyalumped
in. m and held him to the ad
mwmnc‘i owe—“W
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fiiiefiymro
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5 ring lamb’e bind a
line of fresh fie
DOWN, DOWN," DOW,
60 THE PRICES IlF HEATS.
Yes, business is dull and ioliven it up we oil'er sirloin, at 16;
portcrhouse, )8; round, 14; shoulder, 10; rib roast, I24; plate,
unrter, 18 cents; fore, 12; legs of mutton, l
, fruits, vegetables, etc., etc.
E. J. WADHAMS, Proprietor,
5
i
llty Amongst Whtellnen.
Second Han
(loud team] hand Columbine in Ladies' and
58 wall Street,
PEOPLE'S IIIIET. FREE IlEilIElll, PEilPlE'B MARKET,
13 North ldain at, So. Norwaik. 21 Wall st.. Norwnlh
Telephone call, 59.3. i Satisfaction guaranteed. 1 Telephone call, ago.
egg—g_____ -Wm _.._. - -_. a- -
COLUMBIA MODEL 30.
to Becoming lore Popular Every
1
The neurotic constantly Increasing for this Elegant little Ilheel
d Columbias
Gentn‘ Wheels on hand and will be sold cheap.
0““ ‘7 JACKSON BRO’S.
Norwalk. Qonn. mg...
Illa Idea 0! .art.
Orerin the art palacen man and three
women were studying the paintings in the
United :‘vtnleo collection. They were do.L
voting their time to that part evidently
with it sort of homesick desire to see some
thing familiar. lt to a pumliar fact that.
vial-into the expordtion who are little oc—
cuatomrd to being away from home invo—
riably look first for something that will n.L
mind them of who: they left only a few
hours before. Complete change at scene
makes time and distance term so great.
These people haul no absent. for (rum home
look in tin ir lat-rs, manners and clothing.
The norm—u appeared always to be of one
fancy lb they looked and would all stop to
gether to look at a picture. The man would
keep relying:
“Come on, come ou—thut‘s no good."
And then he would walk on. Finally one
of the wumi-u hilltl;
“New. on: here, Seth. you just leave no
alone and do your own lookin. We know
what vie want to we a heap better'n you
do"
"Wool," he said, "i know how to look at
pith-no. owl you don't. I found out that
when l'n: been one of the judguatuur dif-
ferent county lair;~ There was one rule we
all”. “mt by. When a pictcr tell» its own
Mur}. lt'~ good. When you have to look in
a book to tlnd out what it is, it's no good
And you‘ve been looking in that 'ere hook
in hurl out what all 0' them platen are.
Now you ju~t come on and look at the pit>
lr‘h’ rim nil their ownstory,and you won't
wastr- any unto."
“I don‘t know but you're .ight. Seth."
wold the woman.
and the quartet ntnrted down the room,
looking for stories from the canvases. My
first impulse vms to laugh, but the armle
was drowned in a moisture oomewhert-
near my r} us. The homely speech was lull
oi the pathos»! ignorance. \l'hat artist in
tin l’r- tlmt would not be happy to know
that hi: broth and soul thoughts had told
their story without the “lnlok!"~Chicago
inter Ucenn.
Queer l'lnrc lo ”Whip Ballad."
”It in umunun enough." said a promo»
under, "to im- buys catching a ride on the
tell of a truck. but today for the llnst time
i new wine buys tithing a ride in that way
in an undertaker} wagon. The wagon
was «nip: 5 . and tilt“ buy», three of them.
Ill. in the mo: end of ll, And they were
not irrvrrrvnt, nor canine of death, nor
even thmtxhllm; they hadn't lived long
enough to invent the block wagon with
any terrors whatever. They had wanted
to ride. and here war the chance. and they
hail jumped into the undertaker"- wagon
with the cheerful lndlllerence d youth.”
~h’ew York lion.
1, a ....... “A“.-. _..
Chi'uren Cry for
Pltc her'o cantorla.
“Mun“.npvehnm
Winnie wan-Chill, Ilmrrled fori'natulh.
Wham-mlhfiechnguub.
Ukuhehdfimtapntha-M
Children Cry for
Pltcher’a cantorla.
Children cry for
Pitchers caatcrln.
Wharton.
Pmemwharmg
I “l3l’aoa'i’n'anifl ”no
rummwmwiwn
noun"- “Wren-e
am under noun «I W
acme-amofi
iii—“'3.
“a“
m
59...... mfi‘fi
numerous-“me
moo Ian and Horses Employed
So. llomll, Thursday, log. 3
Walter l. Main’s
Grandest and Best
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