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2 Taxpcsition am by was Snow.
on the tramp question—that they should
be required to perform work of a useful
character for the benefit of the town in
7 payment for a night's lodging and food,
'» isonly inheeplog with the policy that
the best authorities onsocial questions
i A have been advocating during the present
“atrial depression. Admitting that
his men who nightly an the station
hm belong to the army of unem-
pbysd. it is all the more necessary that
some measure should be adopted, for
H their own benefit. to guard against their
reachinga lower level in the social scale.
Tbstsndsnoy of persons with idle hands
is to become unambitious. then indolent.
shiftlem, and uncouth. elements which
have produced America's great and in-
creasing well-fed army of beggars. John
J. IcGook, who has made a study of the
subject, says. in reply to the question.
"What makes people tramps?" that
dghty-two and eight-tenths per cent. of
theta attribute it to their being “out of
work." and that sixty-five per-cent. of
them are confessedly intemperate.
brought about by the life they lead. “I
all conflnced," he says. "that the life 0!
a fraction. pomibly the greater part of
this company, consists in alternations of
work and travel. or debauchery. The
-wcrk isauspended as soon as the means for
the last named have been secured, and
theeobering up is commonly at public
expense. Counting their house room at
nothing.l am convinced that 0340 a
yearwonldbe a moderate. and $200 a
year s very conservative estimate for the
actual cost per head of our army of
tramps. This would amount to about
”0.000.000 annually. This has to be
paidfor by somebody, and that roam
body is the taxpayer "
Hall) times hsven‘t had their full ef-
fect in this country yet. it has gone
without dispute fora good while that
when people are pinched they Mame
religiousnnd of course. good. In the
Criminal Court. this term. there are
more cases for trial than ever. and. the
Lord knows, the times are hard enough.
lfwemust come to it before prosperity
m'hadn't the wicked better repent
of their ways as soon as possible? A re-
vival in Congress would he a good start-
isgplscs.as it might restore any little
common uses our congressmen ever
had. and lead them into a lightthat
would at least excite their sympathies
b‘ prevent the further punishment
sfthsir powerless constituents. Cleve-
Iltl wants» so shooting. He wants
mullet He might also be benefited
”thing. We once knew a lawyer. now
‘, similar in his profession in Berkshire
assay. who was called upon by a titularb
, a... lawhose church there was dh-
m. for advice. The lawyer said if
headstones. he would .1» it for
“by. This the colored brother as-
lfl' hi. "Well.” said the lawyer. “it
“handyman“ i am sure it will
Wain-swims... nurse. burn
‘ ‘ Whousmhontyonrmisister.
thsrsstcf you so listing Sundays.
.yss will hunt the community and
Dakar.” might plausibly I“
or'rirst‘cusmyms'i'c‘
"then"?
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I'. sum In 'A
bythepeopis.snd to force its passage
new is in stupid defiance of public
opinion. its operation will not be toler-
stedany longer than necsmsry for the
peopletueleotsnsw ocngrem. which is
only about nine months ed and is certain
to tutors the Republican party. if our.
present nadonalrepnssntativss in the
Senate possesss desire to restore cond-
dence. place. the country in a position to
recover from its business pro-trance.
they will defeat the Wilson bill.
There is no excuse for further legislation
on the tariff question.
m
Tris Bridgeport Farmer says: "As.
Pennsylvaniahas always been a’ high
protectionist state the venerable Mr.
Grow’s tremendous majority has no
significance of any kind." The Farmer
isagoodDemocrst, and tales its medi-
cine with good grace. but in this case we
think it could ascertain, if it inquired
over in Bridgepoit, that it is considered
verysigniflcant by its constituency.
Duocumc papers pretend to believe
that the Pennsylvania election does not
represent any change in public sentiment
on or in opposition to the Wilson tarifi
hill. Do they believe that if an election
in all the states could be held novi' that
the Democrats would carry a single
northern state? if so. what one?
Wilson's Little Bill.
Bill Wilson had a Tarlfl Bill.
it fleecsd both high and low.
And everywhere Bill‘s Tariff went
Hard times were sure to go.
it followed him to the House one day.
It should have been ‘gsinst the rules.
it made the people weep and say.
"See Bill‘s fool tarifi schedules."
When the voters turned that congress out.
The Bill it lingered near.
And waited for the last returns.
But it linen didn't appear.
"What makes the Bill love Wilson so?"
The people they did cry.
"Canse nothi..g else in this world does."
The tcachsr did reply.
«Enhance.
BOWAYTUN.
Rev. Joseph A. Judge will preach to
marrow morning in the Baptist church
on “The Care of God." Evening subject.
"Too late."
Air. and Mrs. Willard K. Ackut will
celebrate the fifteenth anniversary of
their marriage Monday evening. at their
home on Main spent.
Mrs. Peter P. Ray. of Brooklyn. is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Ackmt,
Main street.
Misses Belle and Katie Roberts. of
East Norwalk, have been visiting hit.
Eva Ambler.
The frame of Charles E. Stevens'
eight-room house on Stevens street. has
been raised.
A call for a special school meeting hsl
been issued. It will be held in the
school house next Wednesday evening at
8 o'clock. and is for the purpose of
considering action already taken by the
district relative to changing the site
selected for the propow-d new school
house from the hire. Sammie plane. and if
desired to reconsider and withdrew the
petition now pending before the
Superior Court to have the land con-
demned. and consider the propriety of
purchasing another lot. if the tax-
payers votetotake the Sammie lot the
commissioners appointed in the non-
demnaticn proceedings will hold a
meeting next Saturday.
"h naniiifwm
Benjamin. Jr.. Harry and Jessie St.
John have recovered from an attack of
the mumps.
8. Hall spent yesterday in Stamford
A roll-call of the members of the
Methodist Episcopal church will be held
tomorrow morning.
Two lulians narrowly escaped being
killed opposite the depot. Thursday.
Theywere walking on the track and
stepped from the east-boned track to the
wssttoailowtbepsycar to go by. A
freight train was coming on the west-
bound track and the stone wall shut o!
their escape until fortunately the men
saw a way of getting out of their danger
one predicament. They run along the
track until they reached an opening in
the retaining wall now being built. and
salami: that just as the train rush-
s
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. s.. suprec a t in
decent» hesuatctossy so. its wag
almost ted with a cold when he
a bottle of Chamberlain's
grub Remedy. its says: "it gave the
prompt relief. 1 find It to he an torsio-
able romeo for coughs and colds." For
sale by til». . Sultana. amulet.
SellervIaIlHardWafeCo.
42 teeth .Illl “fill. m
THE CORNELL MYSTERY.
a assumes-ass as sass..- laden
costs-ass. .
Trust's. N. 1.. Feb. ss—‘rss mystery at-
tending the Cornell tragedy already gives
new premises of speedy solution. in con-
junction with the claws pertaining to the
anger purchased at nomad the pen
marinas» potasa out o
Rankine the detectives will he in
their mortsby thecoafessicn clone of the
tors. who thus far has refused to
any disclosures because some of his
are unwilling to concur in the
step. -
Thsjugstcry provssto be trustsitsse
sentlal particulars. The occupants of the
house at s Oink street disclaim any knowli
edgeofits pnrcbaseoritsnss. Oucithe
gentleman who room there. however. has
leit the city. and acuirdlng to, the latest
developments he did so becausshefsarsd
detection.
The subject of the banquet monopolised
the conversation of the townspeoplsss wall
as the students. and Professor Collins of
the School of Law dsvcm his talk with
the studsnra to the subject of the punish-
ment that would be meted out to the cul-
prits when apprehended.
The students here the expenses of the
funeral of Mrs. Jackson. which was held
at the Zion Methodist Episcopal church.
The faculty has adopted resolutions. and
the studsntssrs preparing to hold a gen-
eral mam meeting to discuss the unfortu-
nate result of the banquet and will prob-
ably stata the position of the students in
the matter of the tragedy.
lave-seals of Ocean Whips.
NEW Your. Feb. 34. —The following
stcamshlps are due today: Miramar, Gib-
raltar; Germanic. Liverpool; Alter. Bre-
men; Warmer. Bremen; Produce. Gibral-
tar; Exam City. Swansea; Galileo. Hull;
Winchsstar. Rotterdam; Santiago. Nassau:
Gretna. Dundee; Alvena Kingston; Core-
an. Glasgow; Lydian Monarch. faction;
Amsterdam. Rotterdam; Europe. londou;
Mississippi. London. The following steam-
ships sail today: Etrnria. Liverpool; Au-
gusta Victoria. Algiers; Amsterdam. Rot-
terdam; La Bretagne. Havrw; Philadelphia.
La Guayra; Nurge, Christiansand.
Dan Ilas Nothing to lay.
Pssdnnta. Cal. Feb. iii—R. G. Dun.
president of the Mercantile Agency asso-
ciation. arrived in Pasadena about a week
ago and is quartered at Ross cottage. Ray-
mond hotel. with his wife. When ques-
tioned with regard to the arrest of Erastus
Wilson, he stated that the report sent out
from New York was an entirely correct
. that it left him nothing to say. and he did
not deem it necessarytc enter into for
the! particulars.
Valuable Cattle Iacrlficsd.
Booms-res. Feb. lit—st the Pittsford
farm nearly em farmers witnessed the
slaughter of several valuable Jersey cattle
amlctnd with tuberculosis. Among the
animals killed was a 7-year-old Jersey hull
known asJeffersonian. which cost snow
and recently took third prize at the World‘s
fair and first prize at the New York State
fair.
carbsrry bull niece-gulp
Nswaux.N.J.. Feb. file-John Cat-berry.
the man who is suffering from hiocongbs.
may not live very long. It appears that he
has been afflicted with hicconghe ever since
he was a child. The opsratlon performed
to relieve him has done him no good. He
hiccoughs as much now as he did before
the operation was performd.
A Oaavlct's lat-ids.
Tnsn'rox. ran Sit—Edward Harris. a
prisoner at the penitentiary. committed
suicide by hanging himself with a sheet
taken from his bed. He placed one and of
the sheet around his neck and tied the
other end to the grating above the cellar
door. Harris was serving a if: year can
tenor for assault.
Interesting Illatag Itatistus.
Bastions. Pa. l'eh. lit—Mine inspector
Brennan's report of the work in the Sev-
enth anthracite district for the year it“
shows that 5383.81 tons of coal were
mined. as against 6.466.679 tons in the pre-
vious year. ‘Sevsntyasvsn lives were lost.
being an increase of in fatalities over 1m
lavas Harrison’s lens loaned.
Caisson. Feb st—‘l‘hs family of tbslsw
Mayor Harrison have removed from the
old homestead on Ashlsud boulevard and
have leased the property. The home was
the scene of the mayor's tragic death. and
for "Hm the family decided npcns
umcv
(leash "I. Istwsaa I'ws bitten
Puttsnssrma. Feb. run—Plans for n line
of tsliyho mach-s between Philadelphia
and New York. whhh have been nadsr
discussion for some time. hsvsbssn cen-
sunimstsd. and the tins will be put in op-
mstloa the latter part of April.
lspahllsaas Yield a lit.
Psovrnsscr. Feb. its-libs ltspnhllcsss
of thsssnats mattn sscrstcsucussnd de-
cided not ”means the assembly if the
house would pass the appropriation bill.
This gives an unity for the passage
of important legislation.
limousines Uta.
mar Cans. Conn. rob. u—sfsa- a
two yssrs' strike the stonesuttsrs from
thsqusrrisstn thisvlslni hsvs arrived
atsn twlth rats
when theoldratsofwsflm
U it“? I‘ll. “:7“
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Also of “ninthssbsssssassdhylar
sgsuriss in masses
elm llamas 'hwsymsm washilisd
to Kentucky by a m- psssa
Two healthier
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.lysiiiriiuuur
whisky barrel at Pier s.
mwfium '3‘. James Owens. .
"Mead-Matias. Hadisdmapo- ll:
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sinusnDnnssmgsuqum
‘ Fmswmmyssjrrst
rorrn as rm ransom our.
0as ass- bias is m Italics. and has
Dan). was ass-ts. and Ian-
ssa—I'na hunt Was height
le You. Feb. M—Boms \liqnid In a
N river. was
blshrcas men'sdeat inflmln-
ales and the aestcsnflsrlng of four other
msn.oascfwhomalso assrl died. The
pier is used the hellish lroad com-
pany for ban ling freight. sn oftentimes
it happens that some article of freight
comes n without a bill of ladirig and with-
out marks.
About five months ago. as nsjarlyssls re-
membered. the whisky barrel name toths
pisr in this condition. it was full. The
superintendent of the pier. lir‘ I. 8. Whit-
man. gavsordsrs to have it nth-ids. thinks
ingirs owner might turn up. 3
Yesterday he ordered it shipped, with
to the company’s
at Bethlehem. Pal. but being
curious as to what it mightgcontaln di-
rectedthas ltbs tappsdand a cupful be
drawn off. ;
ltwa Isa III-ah. 1
James O'Neill. a longshcremhn who lived
at «s. Union street. Brooklyn. and four
other men pulled the barrel gout from a
stack of baled rags and other freight end
drew from it a cnpfnl of liquid that looked
like apple cider. Instead of 1 taking the
liquid up to Air. Whitman's cs. as they
should have done, they ex god compil-
msnts and drank. The first man tasted it
and handed it to the next quickly. acthg
as if he did not like it very muhh. The mp
went along the line this way until it reach.
ed lfills last two men. They each took along
pu
O‘Neill was the no man. mil 1.. drained
the cup and smacked his lips. but he never
and sword. for h pallor sprhad over his
has at once. and walking to a is of shav-
ings near by he fell forward .on his face
and lay there unconscious. The other men
were by this time giving ut ratios to a
variety of animations and prying that
their months were not. T o of them
danced around the pier like in en. while
the third ran for the nearest saloon. and
the fourth. who had taken a 1 long drink
with O'Neill. staggered to a gaalt barrel.
and grabbing a handful of salt swallowed
it. He began tovomlt at once and after
snfisrtnr neatly was finally teved
"I" In lav. 0".
For O’Neill an ambulance was summoned
from Chambers Stress hospital. Eflorta
were made to resuscitate the unconscious
man before the ambulance arrived. but
they wear futile. and when tbs ambulance
surgeon looked at him he gave orders to
drive with all possible speed to the hen
pltd. O’Neill was in deep coma when us
got to the hospital. and although tiny
washed his stomach out there land applbd
reswratlvss he died in a few moments
The hospital authorities would not say
whether or not they had any guess as to
the nature of the poison. At ier I it was
said that a hottleful of the liquid had both
sent to Bethlehem to be anlilyssd. Tie
liquid resembles cider in appearance. It is
almost odorless. and it may have been od-
orsd by the barrel.
In laws the laassargra.
WABKIRGTOH. Feb. its—The proposition
to atssmpt to host the Kansas-gs. wrecksd
on Roncador rest. has taken dblnlts form.
Secretary Herbert hasbssn in consultatisn
with Admiral Stanton and has concluded
that the undsrtaklng is perfectly practimr
his. and. moreover. that consideration- sf
patriotism require that the snort be made.
Owned-Trial at cashless.
Jmsasos Cm. no. sin lit—Tie
large number of unemployed convictshi
the penitentiary is becoming la matter :5
mos serious concern to ths atatc. and
add to the dilemma the receipt of ocuvlch
is raptdlylncrsaslng and is now greater
than ever before. with no prospects if
diminution.
”pill“. ”who.
Wrcnrra. Ram. lob. Ba—“Y u are Iytu
unless mistake." said Rev. r. Woods b
law alsl
County Attorney Scene in t
Order issues case now being examine!
intohy a special court. “And you are a
liar under no mistake.” saidCcunty At-
W 300“
hat «lease Vales dunes.
Jamaal/stub; Ksas‘ l .. Feb. ‘2. ‘13:.“
mt go ”escapees tn tst
a ital with addéfuty sharia. file‘s: er-
rss on a process to 1sat tau
claims. ids wired his ‘ to settle
them and aspects to leave be for War-
mater
w
Witnesses lease-ea l‘sr mastery.
Jaossol. Tenn. l‘sb. ls-Jl'hs four New
York witnesses in the late trial of Dr.
Howard. who pleaded guilty to the sharps
of perjury. wereessh lined 0100 and ass-
tsnesd to three yssrs' llssrlscn‘msnt in its
Column (0) pmltsntlan. ‘
BENE
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SOUTH NORWALK.
TOM CARTER . TALKS.
Tells of a Probable change of Represent.-
tlwa at the aspabuua (leave-tics.
Chicano. Feb. u—‘x‘homu B. Carter.
chairman of the Republican national com-
mittee. was in the city on his way home to
Montana. In an interview Mr. Carter-aid:
. ”It is probable that the national commit,
tss at its regular meeting will adopt the
recommendation of the executive branch
on the change of representation in the me
Clonal convention. The change recognises
the right of the communities that give The
bulk of the vote to the party to dominan-
, tbscbofee of the convention. instead of
two delegates from each congressional (in
trict we propose to place if. at one, will: in
additional lull-[Illa for each Tut.“ vmr .. up»?
in the district for the law illt‘ minors-ii r m
dull.“ the wt]. in the past iim m" .u
of the convention has been controlled in
the delegates from the states in which tin r
was no possible chance of securing lil'
electoral vote for the nominee.
"The change will minimise the influence
of the delegations that are always given in
consideration for some bargain. There wil.
be some opposition from the members of
the committee from the southern matte,
but u the new basis is founded upon right
and justice 1 have no doubt of its adoption.
in Montana this year we will sures-p the
state for the Republican party. and that
means that the two senators to be elected
will be of our party."
A has Disaster. .
Isoxnon. Fab. ill—A dispatch from Fayal.
one of the Arena islands. brings a terrible
tale of disaster at sea in some manner
not explained in the dispatch the British
hark Moutgomery Castle. bound from New
York to Asian Java. for orders. has reach-
ed Fayal after experiencing fearful weath-
er. All the barh‘s boats were washed
away. her cabin was stove in, everything
movable on her decks was washed over-
board, and she was leaking. During the
storm eight of her crew. including all the
ofilcers. were washed overburd and
drowned. leaving nobody on board the
ship capabla of navagsting her.
An Anarchistla lat-mom.
NEW HAVEN. Feb. lids—Rev. Dr. Mch
of the College Street Congregational
church, in an address delivered before an
audience of can people. said that. the time
would more when the wealth of the coun-
try would not be in the hands of the few.
and every man would have his honest par
tiou of the goods he produced. The ad.
dress was somewhat annmhistic. and he
was greeted with biases by the bin audi-
ence. Some of the wealthiest citlsenr are
members of Ur. Manue's church.and they
are highly indignant at the pmacher's to
marks _ ‘__
Horas-shipping Instead of a Lynching.
Bsksnsnmn. Cal. Fsh. Lit—A tramp
went to the house of Newton Blockers.
near Pose crv.»eli.'snnl assaulted Mrs. Black-
ere. Neighbors nought him at Kimberlrna.
and the Cinn’li prepared to lynch him. but
officer-A [in-vented ll. Later. however. the
people took him from the officers, took of?
his clot hing and administered a severe
horsewhipplug. The quuriated crowd mn-
tilated the man and let him go,
Author and Acts-ass Married.
NEW YORK. Feb. M—The marriage of
Henry Guy Carleton. the playwright, au-
thor of “Butterflies." the uew play in
which John Drew is playing at Palmer’s
theater. and Miss Olive May. who is a
member of the Drew company. was an-
nounced last night. The ceremony was
performed while the conumny was in Chi~
eagu. but has been kept secret.
labor Olelals Acqult‘wd.
Plrrsmtno. Feb. lids-Tilt! National Wino
dow Glass Workers’ assembly of the
Knights of Labor met and received the re
port of the district court in the cases of
President Eberhardt and Secretary Spring-
er. who were charged with malfeasance in
office it is understood that both oilicials
were acquitted of the charge.
Hay 3s Iamla lawlwr.
BBiDtlEPilltT. Conn. Feb. 24.——Frlends of
Marnie Lawlor of this city. who has mys-
teriously disappeared. believe that the sol-
cide at the Grand Union hotel. New York
city. is the Lawlor girl. The description
of the suicide answers that of Miss Law-
lor. the latter's friends any. She had made
threats to kill herself.
lure Jail Delivery.
SAVANNAH. Feb. fit—Jim Kennedy. a
negro thief. while being placed in jail at
Thomasvillr. snatched a pistol from Jallsr
Singular-y. shot him in the breast. threw
open the doors and let five other prisoners
out. All escaped Possss are after the
prisoners.
Two Women adopted as lass-s.
Donors. Fab. saw—The Scottish rite lis-
sons bars have revived an old practice once
auctioned in France and have admitted
"by adoption" two ladies. wives of Masons.
to the consistory. The admission carries
with it the right to wear the Masonic
apron. mm
Glass Wuhan lttll on “like.
Prmsuso. Feb. lit—The strike of tbs
Amsrlesu J'llm Glass Workers’ union
against the United States Glasa company
has now been in progress over six months.
and there has not been a single dsssrticn
from the ranks of tbs union.
Prefer ts Itrthe and Mauve.
Psovtbstlcs. lrsb. at.~0utcf the sntlrs
00 men who were given work by the city
In order that they might be saved from
starvation only to are now willing to worh.
that number refusing to Join the strike.
as u a csaisry on.
N" Haves. l'sb. its-«The New Haven
abambvr of commerce is mshtun extensive
arrangements for the sslsbrstion of its one
handnvdth anniversary. which will occur
Anti
Ishs‘el (listless as the luwtatsv lair.
Ban heroines, l‘sb. ts. - The school
children of San Francisco visited the Mid
winter fair in a body. The Miller dis-
hibntsd snow tithes- among them.
sinus- saves-ms
moor. I'sb. lite—ills sf thseoastsusni
mas invsrnsss. destined. were drowned
insndsavorlngtorsssnsthserswofsrss-
selladlstrsssassrhsra
reason" if .7 Ian. It. Thesirtti
PA . . - e
the w'savsrs'ls spreading. and it is
tthsstrlhswlll Mom-pea
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stat
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be has not got it. we will send it by mull upon receipt
of wire. Pamphlrtiuvoalrd envelope frcc. Address
aria-stalledlealfa..rmpa..chlssgs. l . area:
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WilMsekerllilo.
Bola Antilles
G. 8. J. H. BOLTOH'S
HOT WATER HEATEi
and Gas-Fitting.
Tin and Sheet Iron Wort.
list Air Heating.
Plans and estimates furnished for either
ml water. steam or hot air heating
at emf?" MAIN d'f‘
ATKINS and
HflVISION 00.,
BOSTON, MASS.
HIGH!" AWARD
MEDAL and DIPLOMS
WORLD’S Milt.
emcsac.
row was tear Lass. Mans.
assets. any. cause sun
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soar Lass. ssusauss.
For Something Extra Choice
Till THEIR lflllTli STAR Mil
sues 10 strains.
Physician for Women!
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Pork 8 boulders.
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sets in white corn and dark.
prises three very popular In.
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of the entire lot at
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in sizes
price of these goods is 31 0o -
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Coeds Store.
Tristram & , Hyatt,
ullcilng. Norwalk. . .
0F CURSETS.
y. February 24, 50 dozen cor- '
from in to 30. This lot com-
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and 81.25 per pair.
rchuse and give you your choice
50 Cents Per Pair.
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Tristram & Hyatt, ., Norwalk.
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Racers,
Familv Sleighs,
All first. class in n
Wt“ 211',
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fl.
cannon-u a dealer offers w. 1..
Douglas hhowa at a reduced price. or says
on
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bottom. put him down as a fraud.
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name and piles on the hlvilulli. u m. in “autumn .
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181. to llll.
Offices. 4M Main Street.
[)8 DFSLEIEHS
Cutters,
Solid Comforts,
Business S‘leighs,
tutorial and construc-
tion. Built for appcarancq comfort and
PRIBES VERY UlW.
Come and sue them and secure a bargain.
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lulherWrivht’sBarriavelenosimry,
Madison Streets. 80th Hawaii,
Conn.
HEALTH 8 BEAUTY.
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