,1llE EI81 SIBE
I
II MIST III THE BAY IN
MI? NBBWALI.
‘tfllttt it the last Avonne
“tub-Annual fleeting of
truest District-s sirnt on the
bullets».
at the East Avri’nue
w. preached from the text “But
“Wthat i should glory save in
fit new.” The etening service was
1” linpressive. The subject. as an-
M. was “ Liberty for the White as
Wu]! H for the Black Slave." Mr.
M's descriptionof the old Connecti-
slateprison, “Newga. " was most
fm The story of the fugitive
‘slavecrsesingfrcmthe American to the
cauudiunehore, of his return afterward
umhhmoflterfrom bondage, was
divining. ’ldie incident of the old colored
sbve who had saved .200 during his
new. life, and when at his death he
' wwwsttnoauctioa block purchased
his own freedom, was affecting. The
" , closing thought was that redemption was
purchased for us at a priceless cost. The
mod God offers himself for a sacrifice.
. Heaven exhausts itself of love to save
rah anhusimeeting of the East Nor-
walkschool district will convene in the
nssrfuturs to hear thp reports of the
school year just concluded. '1! is also
probable that the committee wrll be re-
. ~ quested toconslder the necessity of pro-
.viding the school with..bctter facilities
for accommodating the scholars. Dur-
, lag the present term there has been in
attendance 450 scholars, and it is neces-
sury to crowd them into eight rooms.
This issvidentlv detrimental to the best
WM '
interests of both teachers and scholars.
‘Whether any action will be taken remains
_ to heseen, but the necessity is truly evi.
dent;
Theoommencement exercises of the
EustNorwalk BChOOI will be held Wed-
nesday evening in the East Avenue
lethadigt‘church. The programme was
printed in THE Sss'ruism few days ago
Auinvitation tobe present is extended
by the principal to the school board, the
_varioneschool district committees, and
the teachers and principals of the various
miracle of the town. The clergy men are
alsorespecttully inviu II to attend. a'nd
(hummer) of all those who arc in-.
muted in
solicited.
tions will be issued
Aims saishtr of tits
outdoothports usdrrtbssusplces of the
Y. II. (1A., st Bridgeport, Saturday.
William User. a promising young sprin-
tor, who had entered in "the half-mile
foot race, was the idol of the East Side
start was made was very creditable. On
the home stretch, while he was, holding
second place and rapidly gaining on the
leader. he was taken with a cramp In his
kg and dropped, thus losing a race
which would have placed him away up
In the ranks of amateur sprinters. Iir.
Gear won the second heat in the one-hun-
dred yard dash, and third place in the
final heat. E. B Robertson was tied for
third place with W. H. Halnes, of
Anspnia. in the running high
Jump, at five feet two‘ inches.
Robert Mailings, of Keyser avenue, was
unable to compete, owing to a lame leg.
Mrs. T. U. Peck and Miss Peck.‘of
Lansingburg. N. Y. , arethe guests of Mr.
and Mrs. F. W. Pierce. of Prospect
street.
Owing to rehearsals for the Children’s
Day exercises, the Senior Epworth Iea'
gun will not moeet this week.
Mr. Thackery, of Stamford was the
guest of Dr. T. B. Griffin, of Henry
street, yesterday.
Miss Loretta Ainsworth, of Henry
street. spent Sunday with friends in
Bridgeport. .3:
Warren Reynoldshas just received a
skiff which was built for him by Stimuel
Weston.”
NOWAE'I‘ON
U. Grant Houston. who is well remem-
bered by the people of West Norwalk,
gave a talk on his trip to the Holy Land,
in the Methodist Episcopal church, yes.
terday afternoon ”.2245 o'clock, follow-
ing the session of the Sunday school.
Joseph Riley. of North Main street. has
purchased a handsome horse, carriage,
harness, etc., from Robert Raymond, the
well-known grocr ryman.
Mr. Pardee, engineer of the steamer
Kate C. Stevens, has moved in the house
lately occupied ByStanlcy H. Lovvndes.
The bearing in the (Isylor case was
postponed Saturday, as usual, and again
At for next Saturday. in (‘iuider's Hall.
Harry Hyatt, of Norwalk. has been
visiting at Rotor) Point. the guest of
tiles Julia Laufer.
. A valuable cow belonging to Pamela
exercises and work of the ,
No personal iuvita- V
H. H. Smith, died Saturday night of
I milk tower.
(I'luyton Wilson and family. of Mil-
ford. are guests at thefli‘lesidence of John
ll. Hoyt;
; llAltlllN.
I memorative of the hundred and fiftieth
This morning, about 8 OCIUI k. J ““139 ‘ anniversary of the founding of the Con-
attached toa carriage belonging to W ii I
' liam H Carr, the l-irst avenue meat
‘ denial, ran away. The animal started
from the poetIollice and turned down the i
grcg Itional society in this place. will be-
gin at ‘2 o ‘clock. The programme opens
with hymns and prayer. followed by
scripture reading and prayer by ltev.
0198017 POI!“ road, where 119 was 081'"! ii. N. Dunning, of South Norwalli; ad-
tm'ed before any serious damage was
, done. Mr. Carr was in the mat-office nt
thetime,‘ and was not aware that his
horsehad run away until he had trans-
acted his business and was ready" to pro—V
ceed.
A light occurred on the bndgo Iibout
l2o’clock Saturday night. The princ'r
pals were under the Influence of liquor
and got into a discussion in Wiiigli ill'l)l'.
The nf~
llII-I
trstion was out of the question .
lairrattracled gone a crowd and
‘ pacemaker again got In his good “1 II.
No arrests were made.
The singing society, llnlil'l’ the tilflt'
Whip of bliss Chalk-tic TImpIII, “III
mast tomorrow night lit the hill"? of
Charles Coleman.un tit. John uvI-tnin,
A full attendance of the members Is au- 3
IItlputed as tho rrhearnl of the Ipmnctte
(tithe Children’slilny exercises will be
>mt
The building unit of llobI-Iuon &
' Carr received 30,000 feet of lumber from
Bridgeport, today. which will ill! need In
the construction of revcral buildings
lure. They have also secured Ii contract
for the titration of a house on the “reg-
cry Point road, near First avenue.
A lady with experience udVI-IIIIII-s In
V' this issue fora situation fill IIook-kucjmr
“tampon.
orlodo detsllomce Work. Should any
of our business houses desire suIIlI III-r-
Ivicas It will be to their advantage to
answer this advertisement.
Tits lawn surrounding the college of
0.10. Alstborpe, on Riverside avenue,
.hssbssa beautllled by the addition of a
” containing lllty largo geraniums,
‘ m by Florist Jackson.
. lb Evelyn Hawkins has returned
islip. L. 1. (She Is entertaining her
His Grace Hawkins, at her home
Fred lilies and Miss Eva Green. of
, Witt. were entertained by Mr. and
Harry Bennett. of Riverside sve-
It. sad "it. James Ierrism, of New
are visiting lir. Isrrism' II lmcth»
_ at his sentence on Prospect
a...
live. Pleat Ross of Brent-
the guests of Ir. sod lira.
Ans-mt Mammysur
dress of Welcome, (‘harles (l. Morehouse;
reading of letters from former pastors,
and an historical address by the present
Ipastor, Rev. S. J, Austin. The ladies
willscnoa collation on the lawn sur~
Irounding the church. and the evening
.serle- l' w illlbegin at” I o 'cloch. The sing-
ling “ill be by the church choir, with Ii
,solo by Miss Willis, of New hurl: Iity:
nddII-ssrs and retuinisconccs by visiting
clergymen and a report of tIIIII‘ IIrIstiIm
' Endeavor society. by the president. Miss
Annie lirnIly. 'l'hII decorations are ex-
pm [II III to he very elaborates
The l 'IIuIIty ( ‘ommissiomIrsmoIIncI-d
Saturday. that (Thris Larsen llilli llt't‘n
granted a license to sell intoxicants In
the Alexander Raymond plucII, [Will the
.llvud of FIVI‘ Mile River harbor. For
new rail wu-ks repairs have been in prog
rIIas tlItIrc,nnd some weeks Itgott new
bar arrived and an ice box was built
last wrck. it is probable that an appeal
will bc taken from tlIII ('oIIImisslImers'
decision.
The house on the lleorge W. linymond
properly. recently purchased by the
town for the purpose of improving the
highway, was sold by public auction,
last Saturday. -lt was bought by Select-
man Hands HIIIIIIclI for Alexander ituy-
wood. the price paid being $130. It
will be moved to It site some distance
wcstofita present location, and rented
by the town for the use of dependents
Yesterday the Consolidated road made
all the necessary connections to allow the
stool the new tracks between Davies
and Newton. They are several feet be
low the old and do away with the heavy
grade In the long and deep rock cut.
The old tracks will be lowered to the
same grade as the new.
The time for beginning the Sunday
evening service In the Methodist Episco-
pal church has been changed from 7:30
to 7:45 o’clock, and will continue so dur-
ing the ensuing two mqnths.
Tho Methodist church has purchased a
new organ, and it will be used for the
first tlme by Mrs. William W
gsnist. next Sunday.
The King’s End h
Steven’s Point, condiic
Gaylor. will be sold by
tomorrow afternoon.
I.“ “l Wfi I‘ II
«Ill-sn- “Meteorites“
yummoftblsplsosattsadsdths V»
people. His work from the time the
Exercises Wednesday afternoon, com- '
I
' run llA'l' TRADE.
Buyers Bring Little Comfort or Profit to
thie ‘Ianufacturora.
The usual influx of buyers has brought
but little comfort or profit to the bat
manufacturers, such orders as have been
placed being extremely conservative. it
may be said and with some point, that
the conservative transaction for
the past twelve months will
result in a great stability
of the trade for the future. but thisis
cold comfort at best for manufacturers
who have large factory expenses to meet.
The month of May has not been of a
nature to particularly encourage the sale
of light colored felt hats. and should
June be warm. as now seems more than
probable. the trade will turn into straws
as a natural consequence. The prospect.
therefore. for a pleasant winding up of
spring business for felt batters Is not en-
couraging.
The early fall trade is lifeless and pur-
chases are made with great caution in
all lines. The tariff legislation at. Wash-
ington is still held up as the chief factor
in the present business depression. and
undoubtedly a settlement one way or the
other would materially help business.
So far as the hat Irade is concerned, it
makes practlcaliy but little difference
whether the new bill passes or not, pro
vided hats are placed at forty-live per
cent. As it now stands. it is toall in-
tents and purposes a modified McKinley
tarifl‘. lists are forty per cent. Hand.
bindings and linings are forty-live. lint-
ters‘ furs twenty and cut leathers thirty
per cent.
The increase of lllt‘ tariff upon huts
from thirty per cent. to forty and IKIHSI'
bly l‘orty- dive. has been due entirtly to ,.
the labors of the tgrill committee of the
hat trade, who have worked incessantly
to accomplish this result, and whatever
may be the final fate of the bill they are
entitled to the gratitudiI and support of
the entire trade for their efforts. It is
still believed by many that no bill will
pars and that things Will remain as they
are under the McKinley bill. Let us
hope so. — American Hatter
’l‘lll‘l (0\VFCTI( l T BL'ii lliSt.‘
Now Being Reconstructed on a Site In
“'vsf Bun-n.
Tracy Brothers . the Waterbury conr
tractors. have now well in hand the
work of restoring the Connecticut build-
ing of the World‘s Fair, piece by piece.
on its new site. near New littvtn. and in
all probability it will be in finished con-
dition by August 1.
The foundations are IIIi'Il'anIl last week
the upper stories “'t‘l‘t‘ llt'Rllll. 'l‘IIII un~
dcrtuking Is more of II dillicully than
many tiliple-lt‘.
lug 1,000 miles it was III-I-mriry to dis-
IiuintIII It IIIIIinlIItIIIVv and "save the
pieces.“ There was [In baring or rip-
ping, but IIIIcII board was taken all after
the nails WIIl’v drIIIvII. 'l‘IIeIIisItinntIIIIl
building l'IIleIl right cars and all this bad
to be curled to the ’I‘yIIIr I'IIIIII in West
Haven, wiII-rr- IIIII building is being
erected. .iu IIcIurIIlI- system of
markmg wit-I ni't'l'fl‘illry to III-note winin-
euclt piece should go, llllli this was done
by tho forcnuin. the surm- mIIu being In
charge of the work both in l'hicugo and
West Haven. WIIIIII erected the build.
ing will be I‘I-paiutvd IIIIII rcllttcd through.
out. it prIIsI-nt there is not much to Hf‘l‘
at the plum» mu opt ”I“ work necessary to
complete It. The groiit‘itls around the
Connecticut. building \\‘ Ill be IIuIIIlsoIIIIIIy
set out. and the- point will be objectivi-
for many parties when ready in f'l'l‘t‘il'l.’
lIIIIIII.
The Oldest Fri-u Mason. 1
A ltochtstcr. l’cnn.. dispatch says: We
often see accounts in tho- unwspapcrs of
the oldest living I’rcc Mason. Jelnuel
Wootlruli. of our town, was born In the
year IHO-l. At the age of twenty-one
Iin M2!» he was madc a Mutton in North
Star Lodge. No. m4, at llsrkhamsteud.
Connecticut, and has been a Free and
Accepted Ancient York Mason for sixty-I
nine years. Mr. Woodrull came in
Beaver county in 1800, and when
Rochester Dodge, 220. was char-
tered in 1848. be connected him- .
self with this lodge by domlt re
ceived from his old lodge In 1820, and 9..”
has been a worthy member In good stami-
iug since that time. Although ninety
years old and a Mason for sixty-nine
years. Dir. Woodrulf Is frequently at his
lodge meeting. and can bosses at the
OiilOO"Oi J. Woodruif alien daily durv
lug business hours. He made chairs for
Rochester Lodge In 1848. They are
nest and in elegant condition. Mr.
Wendi-tiff Is an upright, niodestflkiudii'9
gentleman. if therebe any older lis-
eons, we would like to hear from them.
Pulmonary consumption. In its early
stages, may be shroud by the use of
Aysr’s Cherry Preterm it stops the
distressing cough, soothes irritation of all“
“amendment ladders flincha
am... “”“m
madam
‘mothcr no rest night or day.
Totrunsport the lllllill' ‘
some Foolish llotbers
Let their babies cry .with Colic. giving
How fool
18W" Hand's Colic Cure gives
iV, ediate relief to baby. It removes
wind from the stomach. quiets the nerves,
and gives restful sleep. Mother. send
today to your drug store for a 25 cent
bottle. Think of the weary hours It
saves you. If baby’s gums are sore.
teething,use Dr. Hand's Teething Lotion.
At all druggists'25 cents.
It Is a fortunate day for a man when
'he first discovers the value of Ayar‘s
Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier. With
this medicine he knows he has found a
remedy upon which he may rely,and
that his life-long malady is at last conI
quoted. Has cured others. will cure you.
While at Peekshill. N. Y..Mr. J. A.
Scriven, a prominent manufacturer of
New York city, purchased a bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Such
good results were obtained from its use
that he sent back to the druggist from
whom he had obtained it for two more
bottles of the same remedy. When you
have a cough or cold give this prepara-
tion a trial and like Mr. Scriveu you will
want it when again in need of such a
medicine. It is a remedy of great worth
and meIit. 25 and .50 cent bottles for
9an by (i. C. St’llson. druggist.
TaYIor 8t Golden
IleaIEstaleantllnsuraiIce
“'I'I SHINHTON STREET.
l’I-Isom looking iorulol. or house and lot.
with the v'leu of purcluwinmare invited to
cal] and oxmninenur Ilsl. “e have them if 1'
sale In every part of the city at reasonablr
prices and on must lemis. amid tf
Midwife. " "
\[ \RIE'i‘IIorseIIsIIn )ildulfo. lieri l‘t‘lulil-
llll‘llllltiillnll from New \urk doctors ill
Meadow sin-I.” Hnulh Norwullt. iII'li 1w
union's "80158001”—
kills Hug-I 4m ('Ithlmm'. L'llf.l'l|1il~.i’filltlIith,
\lclnns. litmus. KAI-m. cu . I' III-II for 14 learn.
II In hill“ and IIIer .‘mld by JOHN H.
>,\Il|]rli so South Main sIrIII-I South Noruulk.
; w
was't'iin.
I Y Angfpcrlfifi/ed lady, a position as boolt
Ill‘t‘ r or to liO doth I uoriv III on onlrc.
Address ‘.'A JI ll
CLEANINH Itud dye-lug establishment, No. 4
‘it'nllm'l (Illlc 0.
Raymond nirt‘t‘l. (‘anIer Souib Mulu
strut-t. on line If electric cars. South Nor-
walk.( .‘onn. We respectfully announce to the
f‘llth‘l‘lS of South Nlll’wnlk \orv. alk and tin In-
lly that we established burst-lies In your
ll‘ '.dsi In the dyeing and cleanin business.
and are now prepared to do all hintifi of clean-
lug rind dyeing In the very best style and man-
ner. Ladlcs' stills. dressosJIIhur made up or
arm" I-Ioults,Iapeli.liIfIInia‘ capes hood s,etI. ..
bbons. frIIIgtm.1Ilano, or an, billiard cm are.
mufflers maria. lies. lllt glows. ltld shot-II.
also feathers c leaned and curled. (lentlcuien' s
Imrnwnls dyed or i“ loaned and pressed in the
best manner. (3. BIT'l'l‘EHl‘ASH. mil) it
To ifs—1‘1“: , ‘7'
PLEASANT furnished room. No. a i'f‘t'r‘
1 , IIIII! 'I‘IIrruI‘e. IIIL‘lI il
MI' l-2.I \' furnished ro- III. “III. llll Illll-
\-~-_.-nl.v.u-,-. \Illli or “'IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIII. \Il-
drum “IL. " .‘c IIliIIeI l'illl‘t'. IIIJIIIf
‘IllHl “try 1. house .\'II. II Illtnturd How. .I
l'lltlllr‘i lqulru lil 'I‘.\YI.IIlt A: Hill.-
DEN ‘.. IIIllIf
tull‘l In
1. _ “‘3
lslll' it room IipnrlnII-uts III shroud and ”did
a my II.) Wasbln Ion I-tIerII. on r I-‘IIlIrItiI-s
lrIIIl store. Vary Icslrubln for llcb' II I'm"
limping. Windows in own room. Imlls light-
III llllli Mount-d, rI-ut slll and 9H. lIIqIIIrII III
nlllle i)l.ll “hi. i. (‘lllAlt (UMP .\'\'\' b3
\\ llhlliildilill slrI- III.
IIIII'NII‘. ll HprIIIg airtlcl 7 rooms. lit-Ill
IIIIIIII- rllit‘ Apply .I At '(III .\I. I Al TON.
ll' I0 moms. in l’InI bil’t't'L lilq IIIrI- III 3s
l‘lnt- slrcct.
Agent. IIIL‘II lw
(“V Ni part of house IIIIIIl'anl I'IIII II the
1 rooms. Wuicr III. lloIIl reasonable In
good tenant. inquire l6 A. WilIIlIWAllIl
Alillll}lIunIl-«IIIIII'ly rIIrIIlslu-Il front Ioom
1 “mi IIIIIIrIl IIIIII bulb for gI-IIIIeIIIItu and
\I lie or Inn gIIIIiII-IIIIIII. '..'ll lllllll slrcri. until Ill
AIIIIII‘IIIIII well fIIriIiIIlII-.Il light and host.
1 by IlII-Ilny or mouth; house at Ely II Nu It.
liIItII sin-cl. Taylor Avenue, Walt-v slrccl'
rooms over Milne; two shops with bIIllIr and
I ngInI-z pnsturnue for horn-II or horned unIIIIIIlII
lIIIIIIIrI~ nf ltaY MUN!) Imorusus. ll Iw
Tl’l’lfilt door of Worcester llm; rent 3|"lll
.J par qunt'i. Inquire IIl olllce of lhul ro-
fut (if Knapp t' otupuuy. ifIII lory No" ..
.lIInei If
't'oit same.
A ('llll. ll'l'l trlt‘yc lt‘ In. one cheap. (‘aII fItt
llIIs Illllcn. >
KiNil nil gentle fitmllv buttons IlriIiliI
an dbxrnoss for sale for o incurs of
UHQII‘ILEHW' Wlii'l‘i.l)CK. lltou. Conn.
in l I
A BM'KUH water motor. which will be sold
cheap for want of use. Apply at this
N blowers. from ”Elihu. All the lead-
ing multmdllt'iudilli; the Eastern Clip-
Peifecllan. ’l'homss, Philadelphia and
florid hound. Lawnmowers shar tied. HO.
NO WALK li'il‘w CO..i2liouth alglsgeet.
SOAVE my"; Inc by train Alaska Ichnmmill'i‘nfi
rat nrs. on
wiiitnusuuw sits doiillssr. Is
(Mouth Main street. Mr
w..- .n .-.M...MW_....M.1...-...
IIAML El tube rubber hum New stock
(1 arra ill 12 a II it costs
gar girl. soimis O‘liwimmd AIIDW
0.)!PANY Ii! Booth Main street.
Dili'l‘itlc’i' 01‘ NORWALK as.. PROBATE
WWJM “lieu a. liizstloii has been
Unit or at mini tratlon of the
m" «Elli-u ” 'ivi host's: Norwsikln
Hm be hNeu‘rd and
“.33.
d I Iu’cios alts;
a some .
T” cussing.” ....
mm o r um
mils?“ will he and? the in new
EN. at 8 n'ciook.
b ’ mm {ii-"’31 the
ear re
istrlet Contmlll lee. Treasurer no WWW
for the nastysar sar.snd to elect a member of the
district committee to serve for the ucosedlur
three redraw and other officers forht eon-ulna
yourzalso laxataxlorneetthe
expenses of the lstrtnt and to pay so much of
the min ebledness of the distr trot as shallbe
basal?“ p guide. also‘ to listpufati c1n! .al'hsr
y com II are in a .
o3» guilt Norw'slk. Guam. May als't.
TO THE who.“
Having assumed the immanent of the.
Pnslaliieleiranlh’s
—-0"‘lcl—
In this city. 1 would respectfully solicit a share
of your business. The cities is now located at
74 Washington street. Taylor & Goiden' s chine.
and I can assure you that you Willgmiv. the
very best of service if you favor me with your
business.
.1110. J . Kearlns.
MANAGER.
Office open as. m. to II p. m.: Snadastto
10 a. m., b to 6 p. m. Direct wires to all princl
pal points. m28 tf
A'sérliiiiiiiiicoah
0.“)!!! ”out an.
, NOTIGE.
Son'm Nonvu Lu, June 2. 18%
I hereby forbid anyone harboring or trust~
lng my wife on my account as] shall pay no
bills of her contracting after this data.
5: lit ’1'}! EODORE G. PRINCE.
YOU R
BOY
N BEDS
0 L 0TH E 5.
He would not need them so often if you bring
him\to us. All our goods are warranted to give
satisfaction and anything not exactly as represent-
ed will be made right, exchanged or money refunded.
i District Committee.
will
EVERYTHING FOR
.- Men’sVand Boy’s Wear -
Wr‘J.’ .w
~’.‘~M\’~~
W. A. BENEOIOT & 00MPIN’Y,
SENTINEL BUILDING, WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
THE NEW YIIRK III'IIEIII IIIIIIII
LEADERS IN LOW PRICES.
. READ THlS — .-
A tin horn makes more noise than a silver ball. 80 it Is with windy business
concerns who pay their debts at the rate of 20 cents on a dollar and are constantly
talking about their competitors imitating their business system. Most business
men don t want to do business that way.
V'e had a big run on teas and coffees last Saturday Do you ask why?
Well, simply because we sell the best In town and give the most valuable presents.
Look at this special offer with one pound of tea, two pounds of ground coffee,
or one pound of baking powder.
We have received another lot obthoae handsome rose bowls and shall con-
tinue to give them as Ion as they last. We will also give you your choice of 1
large water pail.1 parlor room, 1 majolica jug,l handsome colored glass hasket,i
large vase.
Our bread plates went like hot cakes: we have a few left yet.
tome and ace Us on Saturday. It will pay you. Satisfaction guarantecd in
t“ cry thing.
”lit 21 cent Elgin crenniery butter Is far ahead of anything' In the f Ity.
The New York Grocery 00.,
Donovan Bllllllillg, East Washington St, South lI_I_IIwal|I.
—
i
Y ()U may set It down ass golden rule. that any farm animal supplied regularly with a
good allowante of foul from in} grulIIt-ry will dolls work Inter and more easily.
and will grow and improve better in museum-me. VWhit Simply bcI auso they get the best
that Ian be procured. and quite true from llll’l ItIIdIIuIIf or (lllltl‘ extraneous matter. You
pay no IIIIIIeibau for inferior grades.
PIIATT’S F000 F00 IIDIISES AND CATTLE.
BRANCH OFFICE AT SULMANS‘ LIVHIH' STABLE.
Manuel T. Hatch
l5 MARSHALL STREET.
*i’EAIIEIE lN-—--
flour Sill FIesII lililllllll Feel. E2“
Ilay, Straw, train.
———-A8K FORM
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