helium-onto midter- “1“”.
H. 0. SMITH.
Rm 1 Inonic Building. Non-1k. ‘
:. -mnnt urine
1, ‘Iittitia. calilnntia. ‘
' ’ Bermuda, Egypt.
and other points of interest to travelers.
’ illtl Well Haiti Launtlty.
it Washington Street.
‘ Beuthiillorwallt
on. won norm in auto.
lo’aoms own no WASHING.
“trunnion ounxurrunn.
goons mun» '03 AND nuuvun
no In“ or cannon. on non.
JOHN WARREN. Proprietor.
Brunch ofllce—Goorge in. Cook. Main street.
an.
ill
JACOB m. LAYTON
. litulileanti incident insurance.
iliil ESTATE iilli HilliSlllliENi
“Ween Steamship Tickets and Sterl-
ing Drafts, Loans Negotiated and
Stocks Sold. iiilice ii liuilroud Place.
next to Post (Nice, South Norwnlk,0t.
Notary Public. Acknowledgments
Token.
' ”Tr-t:
V
«1|me ’
Prices . to shitlfilh
‘sourn unewut SAVINGS BAN-it
WORLD’ ‘V
Buggies. Phaeton. ‘ lettings:
, _ cent. eonwu, Proprietor.
\ Canopies, Spindles, etc.
I
Henry Tilly.
at-V‘D. JENutNGmsT
Unde aker.
t K NIGHT s ’ BET. NORWALK. Utwb'
. Opposite Horse itailwnyDepot.
Residencwi Elm street. :Telerhonelouiii ti-L
' I?! "
Soft Shell Crabs.
cooking.
town.
cut SliHAllB.
Are your eyes rightr’hnminntlou free M “8| 0 Al
~ ..-.\_‘ I
. .3 m
UP'l‘lCIAN
and
Main street. South Norwnlit.
J EV“ ELP-‘li
~ F0 R M Av
Now READY.
8 Cents and l Bullion alga-
The Sentinel Ullice.
01' Wfihlnmn Marvel.
Upon unity from H to l2 n. 111.. unit {rum it.)
p. 111.. and on t-isturrtnv uvunlnp- trnm -\ u A.
brink/errant allowml i... 4.51.. rr-lr‘,
ALDIQN SULMANB. Frost.
JOKN ll. FERIUS. Vlcr-i’ruot.
.IOHV‘H. "NADP New and Wu.”
nnInbt-rn left.
n
Useful
Charming
SWEETEST ‘ 'Beautiiul
ONES .flggrfliicent
“ World‘s Fair Pictures'.’ will soonbe forgotten
" The World’s Sweetest Sougs."— NEV ER
011g ls
V
The Grmtcst Moral Refincr
A Mighty Religions Inspiration
A Charming Social Influence
The Broadcst, Richest, Grandest gathering of songs for the sweetest of Home
pleasures can now be had by all the readers of the EVENING bEN'l'lNEl.—
, and what is better, the very best songs in all the world-for a mere fraction of sheet ’
mUSlCCOSt.. -....u...oo-'oo--...o---ooo
O
O
‘ n...
\i
It ‘1 |1 /"-
ill/L/y/A'
ll
The Most Celebrated
Prima Donna of the
WorldmRecognized
by all the Nations
as the Queen
of Song
9%
Says of it
Patti Admirinz “The World's Sweetest Songs."
@0“/
«a
JI‘JKM-c yawn-Jyoti? W Wem~di
4‘.er o. M M
o/WW '
a"? .
- G.
The World’s Sweetest Songs
/‘~v’ W
.. ”.7.
Han met universally All Ethiilatllc littlllllllll
All the Star Singers Praise it!
Every Music Lover Loves lti
Every Purchuer ls Delighted With it!
It out in mm indiute onl the sweetest songs gathered from all nations throughout the world and ot‘ count
buttinscllte brill fl“lugs oi the most holed ”Id favorite composers both in this country and the Old World.
Millions Want It
‘1'
BECAUSE THE SIZE IS 50 PLEASING
THE MUSIC 50 EXQUISITE
THE QUALITY OF PAPER AND PRINT 50 0000
AND Because OFFERED ‘1’ 80 low A PRICE
“PORTFOLIO “No. I courAthw-v-
A BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPH or 'F’ATTI BY SARONEY
use 20
’ Remember
lovely Songs (18
Four Beuuti
Portraits of Star Singers
'1'th an only :9 pod oi the EVENING SEN'I‘INEL,
open 11 or
23$» on r; thou copier oi 'llte Werld'n Sweetest 50113: n a core for
Sheet Music Price rind
no better nudity.
OUR PRICE. only One
Wow-10¢.
ind th
lie time should he lent! you will: to
$10.00
ages) and
ill [laminated
(out: worth-u «out
I limited period.
‘ It of, or am thought of.
heme in d
b
. , W or to the Sentinel Cline
m" I On. Emporium to air.
No. 9‘ ituirood rm. South Nor-welt; 021m
mported Wines, Liqueur and
Brendies, Ruppert’s Beer» 011
Draught, drawn from the wood .- ‘
Chops and Stacks cocked to
order, Oysters,01ams, Lobsters,
Give us a cell and test our
The'mout complete: cafe in
*- - llllME
. A few copies of February. March and April
.l.
. a 9mm View or on. Glue and Building
‘ ‘l'nd‘u on Account moo. ‘
MLGeorge F. Kimball. the well known
jobber of window and plate gin-u at
Chicago. has submitted for publication
the following discouraging views re-
’garding the trmle:
, “It '19 diliicult to speak of the condi-
iouu in the glass trade witiicut'oeeming
be u prophet of hard times. The tariff
'tntiou, pointing to a revision that up.
patently mount; diiiuater to the manufac-
turing rind jabbing branches of the glass
trade, has inflected cities until it hurts ev-
ery one engaged in the buoinose from
the laborer up tend down. l Speaking in
generol terms. I ehould Slly the volume
of business in glass has been decreased
fully 20 per trotit its compared with lost
your, and if it hud not been for the
World's fair and the business which foi-
iowod on n result—or its presence-Chi-
cago's glues trudo would have bccrrut
least 33 per cent less than it won 11. your
ego. '
“Studying the situation on carefully as
may be. them seems to be no important
factor in tho trude disturbance outside
of tho tariff revision proposed by the ad-
ministration. The glass trade has suf-
fered ever since Mr. Cleveland czmic into
power froth tho knuwlotlgo that the tariff
schedule would be lowered and other-
wise disturbed. The result has been a
decretwe in purchases by jobbcrs. :1 con-
sequent rt-dut-ttou of tttnnufiu‘tttre, fol~
lowmi by the discharge of large numbers
of workingmon and tho shutting down
of runny large plants. Today only tw0
plate glass lilt'lul‘it‘fi uro running, and less
than :27; pt-t‘ (‘t‘lit of the window gluten
ftit'lorit-s mu iii Work.
“The jobbur who has tiny stock at all
is glad todispvm-uf it tit cost, and the
mun \i‘lin bun lit) Hittt'k is whiting to one
wbut t'ungrt‘su is going to do lit'fln't) he
purchased. ’
“Another factor in the business in the
lll):~1'il('t_‘ of the int-ii who intend to build.
Ordinarily permits tire tuken out in the
full for buildings no the foundation may
by lillll 11nd t't‘erything put in condition
tori-completion curly in the spring. So
the full permits indicate in n measure
what is to be dono in the wuy of build-
itigduring the cunning your. The per-
mits. issued this fall show that very lttth-
conetruction is contemplated during the
winter and coming spring. Tulnng till
the indications, [cannot see where the
gloss mnnufut‘turers and jobbcru 1m~ to
get any busintms in tho immediutv fu-
ture, nnd I do not look for anything lino
n resumption of fuvoritbh- conditions be-
fore into in the- summer of 189i or early
in the full.
“This is bound to affect labor in the
glitsa‘ titutittfiu'turm; and kindred trades.
lf tho dutyun gluten in reduced .30 per
(Will, it tnunt, in my optttioti.cottic oil
tho- lztborcrs' wagon. Tllt,‘ intiteriul in u
pillll‘l'f glussdors not umutmt to mt)"
thtni: ust'otnpurml with the cut-1t of In-
brr in tbnt pom —l'or ittstunco, u pane of
| glass millint,r for $11M) in Chicago hnu rnw
| liiiilt'i‘ltll in it thrlli perhaps :33. Any
l rt'llllt‘llttli in tho selling price must conn-
from Illt' mat of labor. Take our polish-
ers in third t‘ut1ttlry.imtl they are puiil
$2.7M). lu littlrium “'uilli‘ll are employed
ll! do thr- sumi- kind of work {Ulilfll’t‘llfllil
2o crnts 11 day for it. If the duty on
lli‘lgililii «,zlztss is tnkn-n ”if, the American
litillhlir'l' run thmrt in not? It'- wngt‘u l'lll
down just to tho t.'.\ll'nt of the reduction
in the thrill". It is primtt'nllydetermined
ulrvudy by tho ling:- ttuitiufncturern that
tho-y \\'ill burn in cut wugcu 50 per cont
if the turtil pruimsrd by the “his-111 bill
is put llilu | llt‘t‘l.
"I 11111 :i lln‘ilitu'l‘ut myself. utnl most of
my tin-11 votmi for Illt' “I'Illlli‘l'illlt‘ oundi
ililli‘ ut tho l:t.~l. t‘lt‘i'llilli. but in the flh‘f‘
of thi- situuthitt not tiiil‘Of the-m would
(in ii ttgutn 1f the- opportunity title-rod.“
l (‘ullnlntonrirn uf tint “'llnun lllll.
' l’nlzilnrrw‘. :t litvrillt‘l‘ll tmd \vw-tlcrn furtu
product homily,“ turill‘ is proposed hi
it) couh p« r bushel. or ‘JMH per rout rid
Vitlttl'l'lil. liututt
l'i-nnuta, t-xrluuiwly u southern prod-
uct, tln- protection is to be i l‘t'lit per
pound. or 72.56 pr-r want [Ml vulorettt.
Himp iron. wln-u need for cotton tics,
in mvv-r lmlvn hf uulillto-rii cotton. is to
lw “or HIV Illil)‘. liiil.
“1qu thin. Wltt‘ii iiut‘d ll) t‘tit’tzr bull-ii
of buy. tin- pro-loot. of tlwtmrtln-rtt,t-unt-
t'rn 11nd Wt'nll'l‘ll furtth-r. in to be tuxml
lili por cont ltd vulurom.
lrun orots [llilt't‘ll upon ilw frw list,
lilil '
Klittlili. 11 product of South Carolina.
in prtilt'l'li'il by it duty of $1.3pl‘l” ion. or
thigh ‘il‘r l'i‘lll ml \‘ltlill‘i‘lll.
Apphto, retire :tthl t'ubbqu. which 1m-
prmluwtnnt‘ llu-rut-my of tho iltti‘llil'l‘il.
one-tom itud wmlvru rill‘lill‘l'ri. urv put
upon tilt-iron llal nottoto null't-r from
i-ompi-liliou Willi thuuluinst pnupor 1.1-
imr of (finmdu. but
Ilium. which ht Q'Xi'lll“:\'t'ly u multiwrn
prmlu-‘t, hint lW'li tltc objut't of w 1y tru—
lli'l' our" uttd wiltt'itudc. Mr. Wilson illitl
his t-uui'trrm bud forgotten. Wlli‘li rim-
Wiiti Mid. 1' l'itllhltlt'i‘lllinii. tiw lii’ttlmtiilltiil
whit-h tlwy lutd down «if ml s‘ltlormn du-
ttwln-itig tlw only propor Ulil'li, 11nd pro-
tm-ttsd tlwir durlim; noutht-rn prmlut-t.
rice. by mitkim: npmdllc duties mirroring
«very pmmtblc form in which tho urticlo
could in: hnwrted. 'i‘hmiuiy on clenunii
rice reduced to unml union-m bottle in
MIMI pot- ccnt. lmt thew gentlemen have
informed that northtrrh numnftwturorn of
woolen 21nd worsted good» that the count.
try would not submit to higher ml vu-
lorottt duties thnn 40 per cent.
Avoid the High "itr1rx1rted;" nvoiti
things “important" avoid the tailor who
con-ion nothing but “imported" cuttings;
ovoid the shops thnt announce nOthlng
but the "imported" nillrti, the "import-
ed" glmwnre. the "haunted" chitin, the
“trimmed" l1rio—n-l.trno.thc “imported"
textiles; avoid the cigar dealer who
would mil you only “imported" cigar.
which may carry the filth of foreign
conntrlcii; avoid the grocer who would
sell you “imported" dried farm. “fix:
it the W o moo,
:36 thymus: which “when the
unpaid" iii-endeavoured (mm
‘1 . totem. wen Qfliiifi'fhiiw We.
r
when Wen Cobb-go out! Bacon; but. the
Iii-can Wu Only firm-owed.
A: the fortune of war bus favored his
larder, through some nkiiiiulioraging
of Ephraim. ti negro. who was bin faitha
ful cook. hudyuervant and waiter-—
three gentlemen in otie-——Ucn<‘-rul L06
invited uovcrul oflicrrn to dine with him
on Uhrietmus day, 1864. The lucky
recipients of the timely invitation were
five in number. till officers of distinc—
tion. among tlli‘lli (Ecttcraln Longntrcct,
Gordon and Iicrnlmw. They Were all
on time when the dinner was culled. It
won served on u rough pino tubic. With-
out u cover. in (ivtiorui Leo’s wc‘nthor
beaten tout. it consisted of boiled cub-
bugo, and eight or ten boiled sweet po-
tatoes and u dish of rice cooked dry.
Tito pint-c do resistance. which indeed .
tho knightly guest» found it hard to
resist, Willi ll umnli bit of fut bacon,
about 3 inchou square, that lay on top (if
the largo t-ubbagc. Now. button was as
rum in tho (.fotifoderutu cumpat that
time an arc moon on the northern hill-
tops in Dt‘t't'ililit‘l’. You can imagine.
therefore. the null rtmtruint (a bind
by ouch guest as they declined 1 turn
nlicoof tho delectable moat prtilfcrotl
by their host. who hold the carving knife
and fork ready to cut tmd holp.
It wusnlint-ivml that when the gen-
erul. utter helping to tho trubliugo, nuid
to tho guru! “'Iliih'i' pinto Ephraim lit-Id
out. "Allow mo to ln-ip you to :1 slice
of the bacon?" the (li'VOtt‘ll old nt-rvi-
tor'u huntl trembled greatly. In fact,
lilSi-iul‘ilit‘ll tobu in a uttito of decided
fright. The high military rank of the
guests would tint amount for hip tropi-
dution, in! ho ditily N’I‘V't'll “Mir :1 inun-
tor who outrunkod them nil. There
was no lettiltlul' left in tho tracery of
faded gold hit-n on thrir buttlo stained
uniforms to tlttzzlo his eyes and cause
them to roll iilmlit :md giant-n from bu-
cun to guvst. and from guest to bitmn,
uncut-h answered the half question with
the Words. “No, thank you. general."
Tho tiismtttpunttrottf the serving mun
was all the mom striking from its rou-
trust with the serene, solf poised dig-
nity of his benign tttttstt-r.
Dinner over. tho gvncrul and his
guests rt-tirod from llliflt‘lll. but mi they
passed out tit-norul Lou turned 11nd said
in 11 low tone. "Ephraim. We have an-
tithrr t'ubbugv, llllVl‘ \vo not?"
Thu utmwr was. " You. nub. Muss
Bob. Wo'sgnt :muddvr t-ubliztgv. nah."
"Then. lipbrinui. " Mild the general.
“now tho piece of but-nu to cook with
that t‘ubbutst'."
Tlil‘ prompt and dooisivo reply. "No,
sub. Muss limb, I can't do dothtl Jis
burrow dztt piece of bumn fur so-usunin
from :1 friend Hllt'l‘ illii‘ iii llit'hmutt. und
ldnun gill up my porulo nib bmmr dttt
l'll gill him back diit sumo but‘nu what
i burrow, "
Tho gt‘llt ml. \"llil t-nuld not lli' :1 party
to uny m.iii'~t vmlutiou of his parole tit
lllllltll’. ('t‘il.~‘ Illi‘ll at mum to tho i't'iili‘li
of tho lnit'tllt thztt hml sowtt-t-i-asittlly
run thu pultllr't of nli hungry diuorn.
llt‘ llillhl ll.l\t' rr-flm twl, Itu', on tho ox-
trctuity t l his furtuun [but lt'il it) tho
burrowing if u purt of his t‘hristmats
dinner in the» hard condition that it
should bi- it‘tlli‘ntil untnut-hvd. His
New Year's dinner was still morn incu-
gt-r. I yutlgn. from what ho indivntcd to
(ii-tu-ml liruttt m-xt titty.
.\ ll.li.{ of Il’llt't‘ 11nd lli'f n Bt‘ilt into theI
(”uphill-ruin lllll'fi with 1m inquiry rt}-
gurdin: ll ['niuu (Jfilt‘t‘l’ who but] been
wuundtd mid tukvnvprisuner. and the
tlllli't‘l' who burn it. utter stating its ob-
Jl'i‘l. mud, "1 it nornl LH‘. l :1111 directed
by (Evin-rill lirunt to give you his (‘tilii-
plitttrttls nihl to shy [but lll' is thor-
oughly illli l‘iilttl 11,-: to it” your mum--
Ilii‘lilfi. uud «tit-n knows what you bud
for llllllll’l‘ yr r-ll‘rtllly.”
Honored lit-ulnmk tho lllt':i.~‘lililr}' in
, trimd port and :tttsWt-rvd. " ['li'u‘ll-‘d‘, t-up-
. tutti. pro-smut my t'utnpltmvnts to (ion-
: i-tul (irzint and my that I tiittst doubt
(littt‘liih'l‘llit‘ss oi his infurtnittinn. for
I Inn-w him to b» :1 huttuuw 1min, mid
it' ho had lcnuwu what I lllltl for my
dinner ho would b:m~ svnt mu :1 pztrt of
hisuwu. " » —l.oni.-wilh~ (‘nttrivr-Juurtptl.
A llrlilul "outwei-
A (it'i‘iiliiii horticultural journul in
iwpotrible tnr this story itbuut :t bridal
bouquet: .-\ t'l'l‘lilll’i Ht‘llitttllt'iit'lll’l' in
tho town of Nimitz bud urdt-rwi ii bott-
lllli‘l for lllu wmidittg llll_\‘. stipulittiug
thut ii obtiultl not mast mow than i
llliil‘l-i viii i. but not tlo-rignuling Wlllil
liliitl Ul‘ iltth't‘H t-lltlllltl l't‘ N'll‘L’li'll, It
was in llu- uttttttim. whru linilllilltii'
ilnwt'u w« to b-w liiitl lli‘lll'. m tho flur-
is! t'wtttpowd it oi \Vllilt' Illiltli:1.~-. but
lltt' l‘livlt‘ iiil‘l llt'l' lllllilily tit‘t‘ltti‘liig tliul
llii .m- Il-M‘t'l‘.‘ worn utilil. l‘ur thi- putptwv
tho hl‘llillilit :tt'hrr 1'. titruml lbw lwtitptrt
in its Illitlit l‘ 11ml i’t‘lllw Il in ply It i' it.
Thu Il'tl‘lhl ”-4 u Mtvd him. but tho
puritimi nt’ lhv tt'lituallltlihll‘i' wim Hm-
tltinwl in t-m't‘t. iii lit‘l‘ttl‘illtHW' with tlw
tt‘eiltuony tit" «>pr i‘lu itt mulbre ilf touti-
whom he bull vullt d in owl who 1‘l‘lim‘tl
Ilitt opinion (if llw bride.
A Mimllnr rt .uult follow .1 npt ll nu
uppmti M it bighvr t’nlli'l. da pile lllt.‘
tt'elituuuv ni‘ rspwt‘lstt-m‘ Mittttuuttt'tl by
tho florist, “ml the iluriet wwmrdvrt'd
in pity llm tun-tn nl' thu null. utuoittitituz
in ”I", liill‘lfifi.
A Ftirloun Ariuitm “‘i-Ii.
A furious urttteiuu well wiw ntrut‘lr in
Chutnbwluin. R. I).. o it w months ago.
At fin-t. it soul out .i.otm irilllttiltinf wu-
it‘r in it liilllilll‘, but Iuivr the flow more»
than duuhlmi. Witter is turned through
the pipe Ito Vigni‘tmnly tbnt thu- iinllil
Plight inch flirt-om in thrown ow-r H foot
into tho nir. Tho 'miluilii erl nt Ht.
Augustine. Flli.. In tho imiy will in the
country whk‘h ugiprtutt-bw this in form;
and quantity of flow. Nmr York Lud
gar. ..
HIu- “‘mii.
Priht'ipulol' VHH- luttlire'i .imry
mNo. Minn limlyw. i mum-t :tllm; 3'1,“
todrivo with Mr. Nitwtu this: nl’lr moon.
You know our rules, un- timt il'r young
lady shall drivr with u 1mm tat-"s i who
is engaged to him.
Mini Dodge WI lawn; Ittt I hope in
bummed bolorv u pi i 1..» 2;. Tim»
ton Tiger.
Dealer in
Groceries
Feed, Fruits. legatulnrin.
That Bee Soap can be had at my etc» I
Fresh laid Eggs every day. 200. dill.
An extra line Flour, 550. buy.
_—.~————
A. T. Merriam
[28 SOUTH MAIN "3m.
Till cum
HINDOO REMEDY
mucus ‘rtt! worn
RESULTS in no DAYS. Cures all
Nervous ”lili‘fliliil". Pulling Memory,
i’nroads. Slmplvesnessfiightly Emin- .
dons, nun, Council by pout ointment. ivea vigor until!”
to shrunken organs. and quickly ut sure
I-o-t Min-hood in old or young. Eusii cnrrledlnvofl
pocket. Price $1.00 11 package. Sis 01-06001!
Ir rituen gulnntec to cure or none] ref-Ida . Don't
M. an on rincipleti drug in sail on any
.mlmf nu. insist on buying NDAPC noneothor. f
ho has not gotlt. we will loud it b mail 1190an
erl'll'i'. l'utnphlot in rt~:1lvdt:nvo one free. Add?!“
lriennl Medical (30.. Prop, Chicago. IL. your“.
GEO. C. STILLSON-
. South iiorwallt, Gonna“,
.- D P. Morrell. Jr.
UGHT iliill HEAVY Tlllitlllfi.
Long histanca carting a Specialty
PIANOS A SPECIALTY.
All code handled with care and summed
sale. EP. 0. Box. 1m. South Namath. 0:131.”
ll.l.. New Haven & um
Ml.
NOVEMBER 19, II”. ..
1"HAINB 'EAVE SOUTH NORWALK AS
FOLLOWS:
Eon New Your. iron le Ham.
A. M.-i 1'.i Wash. ex. A,M.r-l Pb 93..
For: HAm'rotm.
millennium. P
or. 8 ll no. '
F'on Swarm-tun. A. lit-6mm” I 1103-.
in lid on. i106 P. M.~i206ax.. 7 ion. on
iron Bos'ron. A.M.—i 01.1 10.1 no tie. P.
ll ill. 3 (II. (or. Vin Hartford). 5 37.
LEAVE NEW YORK
FonBorir-rn Nonvuu A. 31.401 01.. ID]
no" 70 or... son 91.. em a.
it) on (on. it) (ll 30.. 08..
1203 noun or. P. M—Illi In"
em or. am ex. ill!) ex. 40! ex. 6“
amnion i502 ex. am no. one 08.. 701 no.
8013c..9lllAdamlox.ln mil
midnight on. Sunday: A. M.—001 no.
tan or. t'. M. Mil Lox" ammonium.
————«G——~—-
”ARBOR! ”171810!-
LBA‘VE SOUTH NORWALK {or Dunbar!—
Sionc. iliilox..n.m.; 143 In. “B W
91.. liliii no.
LEAVE DANBURY far Booth -
615 no” ran 01.. 1140 nc.. a. m! I"
It. 113.. SC.
WIHOI‘ Pour! mun.
LEAVE BOUT}! NORWALK—ifl. III.
Lmailzlli p.121.
Ll: VE WILSON POINT-HI I. '1:
115.5 v. m.
'ro Anvxnmlna.
C’iiliifll‘ii mnnot be guaranteed the name
(for! will be made to accommodate pa.
from, but change cannot be initiated upon
an a right untrue copy in sent in MM o’clock
in the uflmmm of the day before W
in desired.
40‘ w“-..—
snow- storm.
Notices of local We of all
kind: in which an ad W
and notices calculated to
interact». everywhere an
alarm appears in W calm,
in line.
A
A fine lot of goods'alwayn on ‘
day mpg is handed in. Every reasonable .
hand. ,
Williameburg Creamery in prints, no-
body on meet it. 28c. . . ., ,
Fancy new Crenmcrly. 220.
A regular line 600. en, at 500..
A good Tea, at 400. -
Cross 56 Blackwell Jams. It 250. - .
'5 en 01.. “7 03..
,5int. ox. use».
ll 15 local or. "i 38 ac..
fill} .ex.. initiate"
ill ",3" ‘ ‘io‘lfi;
e .. ..
B 21 01.. ill (Box-y
3.. new
I v 0“ I.
if) ll ex.. Hit ac" W”
1P1 glory ’31:. iii 2-5 ex" ”
. .— i e i “3..
iii no, iSm'nc. to Brim
:3 er. 3;?! non.
ac.. uc.,
HY! nc.. 7 in or"
2.3 cm. 3?]! no. to Brim
no. uc..
5 80 31.. 9 41 no.
swam. l1115 humanitarian.
e 60 no. Sundnys—Ji 38 urn.
757 30.. lo 12m. 3.1m:
seller. 716 ac.p.m..
l0” ..
Simdnyu»A.M.. e 15 ml
P. lit—d ll «2..
new. i
u an no.
uncharged/oratrmlarm,10uun/
Norwalk Chronicler