r
a!
rilshsldllrom the residence of her sis-
'_ lilo of her late husband.
5
by.
.,
i
' .fifloditf River
,; no. “flog. internal injuries she receiv—
a many weeks ago through a fall.
. boned Churcham.
E.
«man» or rail on is
‘ 1' sensor.
. ‘ yes Drive lattes for the Wide
of the lenadios rar- Bridge—
"I late at Gregory's Livery
' laps and lichen.
‘l- lsonssleatthelleethr-
p we by irvlng Smith. with when
its for this column can also be left.
MM slk's popular baggage and
.. 'John K. Finch, has offered
”I! It ioessnd the use of his large
; (set of cost,» the Epworth league
with ‘ Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Mil ,V‘tbe purpose of transferring
“great. no from the depot to the
:Oulitrstilor Bell,8electman Raymond
' "villus adjoining property-owners
W} in the Tramway company's
._ bridge, were on the ground this
”Diamond Ilr. Bell drove the stakes.
the location of the spline, and
inlaid llrork will begin in earnest in a
”Merl.
‘, Tbe'i’ulisrsl of limits" M. Schaub
W. Ire. August W. Wolf, on East ave-
use. this afternoon. Rev. 0. Apitz and
nor. 0. ll. Selieck emulated. The bur-
ial was lit Riverside cemetery, by‘ the
Aeale ‘of the property of George 8.
Gregory, damaged by the late fire at his
livery stilble, was held yesterday. and
"canopy top carriages. one business
wagon and two sets of harness were
dbpossd of to various citizens of this
town.
J. E. lKittredge has returned fronts
business trip to New York, and is again
actively engaged in the broom making
business in the Fancher building on the
Washington street bridge.
Bulkley a 00., of South Norwslk, have
one of their twenty-two and one-half
pound Elmore wheels on exhibition in
Herbert Gorbam'e store on VanZandt
avenue.
. ——1~—
Splice lhr the widening of the Benedict
Perm bridge are being deposited at the
e avenue. Two loads
y afternoon.
The "Hisby Ruth,“ owned by the Wicks
brothers, has been brought from her win-
ter quarters, and is being made ready
for the winter. .
B. E filorham, who has been eudering
from n slivers attack of neuralgia since
leetfiatuilday, was able to be out yester-
day.
Captain Blyder. burg is painting his
sloop ”Bile Bird,” which is hauled up on
the shore» at the foot of First avenue.
William Icharvey, of Third avenue,
has moved from that place to Wood-
ward avlinue in South Norwalk.
Hermon Theile, of Cove street, is hav-
ing his house rcpapered. J. 0 Jennings
is doing llhe work.
Charles Fitch is confined to his home
on [spin avenue with an attack of the
silv-
1. Wallace Marvin is unloading a car
of oats at the East Norwelk freight yard.
John O'Bullivan has applied for a
Muslin the Dorlon Point Hotel.
Frederick Raymond, of Bette place,bae
lead an littack of the grip.
A. NJ’addockls learning to master
thesilsnlt stood.
George Brundage is in New York city.
BOWAYTON.
Harry‘ Seodeld will lead the temper-
sues“ rally of the Y. P. B. 0. E. of the
hpilst’nhuroh, next Sunday evening.
'l'be subject is “Pure Thoughts, Pure
7Walls, Pare Deeds.”
Ire. .3. Edward Vincent is somewhat
I‘provlld. but is still confined to her bed
M T. Lowndas has broken up
honest , aid with his you: son. is
m with Ire. liery Themes.
-- -- w Stanley iowndos, who has
.Issn In for a few days, has returned to
his - ~ in liortbport, L. t.
”id .ntovene gave an interesting
uncut party, Friday evening, at his
, ,Ihsflattie Beofield has opened a
forshorthsnd.
' : 'fi ( wold is enduring from serious
l antes Alli) macros.
,W .wrlttonbyaDerlen
wists-mu taken from the New
3‘“ Advertiser: “Dear Dr.
:1 live, when atphome, in
Oren. Ours-resourrmhr
malnkorkuedettws
wettest Is m‘m.‘,lilm.
' haps Jim will come back to me.
pnd lsieron we would get married. '1
haledto leave bane. for I had never
been away from Darlon in all my life.
and i are now nearly eighteen. Besides
this. my parents objected, and I had to
run away. and now they will not take
meboms again. Wehad made all ar-
rangements to be married, but before
the wedding day arrived he began to
stay away from me, and soon went to
another boarding house; saying that he
wanted to he nearer his work. In com-
pany with a friend I traced him to a
house on Thirty-fifth street. I learned
that this was not arespectable house, end
wheulsaw Jim again I told him all I
knew, and he said some terrible mean
thingsto me and then left me. Now I
want to know, dear Dr. Parkhurst, if
you want to have this bad place pulled.
and when the women are all in jail per-
Now,
do help me. for thy heart is broken and
my life ruined without Jim."
A man who said he was George Burns
called at police headquarters in Stem-
ford. late Saturday night. He. wanted
to be sworn in as a policeman for Hunt-
ing Ridge, and promised to cover a best
extending from that place to High Ridge
and Darien and report at headquarters
every hour. Chief Bowman having
gone home, he stated he would call yes
terday morning for a uniform and equip.
ment. A telephone message name from
the depot a short time later saying this
a man, who was acting in a strange
manner and imagined some one was
after him for his watch. was in that vi-
cinity. It proved to be the newly ap-
pointed Hunting Ridge policeman.
Arthur Bradley. one of the veterans at
Fitch‘s home, is the oldest person in
town, his age being 101 years. He is re
markebly active, and yesterday after-
noon walked from the Home to Ernest
Koch's barber shop and return. He "was
born in Ireland, but lived in New Haven
for many years. and conducted a fish
and clam route for nearly sixty years.
The handsome summer residence of
Felix A. Mulgrew at Noroton is being re-
painted by the J. T. Prowitt Co’s work-
man. The interior is being decorated
in French and English relief work. The
outside is being llnished in colonial colors.
It is rumored that Fred Chadderton
will move to Newton and open a barber
shop in Dr. E T. Payne’s new block. A
shop there would be greatly appreciated
by the people living in the west end of
the town. '
The case of Mrs. Alex. Raymond,
charged with assault by Chris Larsen
and Arden W. lowland, came up before
Justice Schlldnecht. in the Town Hall,
yesterday, and was adjourned for one
week.
An enj iyable gathering was held
at the residence of Mrs. E. A. Hall
last Monday evening. The time was
pleasantly passed with the usual pastimes
after which a luncheon was served.
John D. Crimmins, of New York, who
has a handsome summer residence on
Gollendar's Point, gave testimony as an
expert on strikes before the Friday com-
mittee in Brooklyn. last week.
hire. Sarah Daeksm intends soon to
have her barn in the rear of her residence
made over into a dwelling house. When
completed it will be occup‘eri by Frank
Finch and family.
Mather & Grumman have purchased
the horse used by Earl Themes, when he
conducted the grocery business in Ro-
weytcn.
The remonstrance case of Jacob Wolf
will come before the county commir
Matters in the Town Hall, tomorrow
morning.
Fernando VanScoy has rented one of
John Stevens’ houses on Noroton ave-
nue and will soon move his family there.
Spirks from one of the express trains,
yesterday afternoon. set fire to the grass
in the door of one of the railroad compa-
ny's houses at Noroton, occupied by Bag-
...x -...
as”... for Hatching.
10 of the BEST KINDS OF sons for batch-
ing at L'HOMMEDIEU (it li‘OWtJtlt'il
Hennsry. hue and It for thirteen. filo; 7
Henry street. East Norwalk. m2"
Rambler
Bicycles.
These wheels have. a
woarlngqnalltissendease
hoththeruadasdtrackthatls unequal-
iiir. l. r. norm to.
tetion for
running on
W ' entire-m sails mm
.tnrc-mmer , l ,
«mounting. a.
A theatre party from here attended
‘ the «ems Crook," at Eoyt's Theatre,
last liondsy night.
forasultable place to open a shooting
gallery. ' »
Carpenters were engaged yesterday in
building a platform around the brick
depot.
place one day last week.
tiles Maud Weaver is confined to her
home with the grip.
WESTON.
at E. Fitch's. Good Bill.
Bill school next Monday.
has returned home.
tinaton Centre.
Mrs.
port.
Real Estate and Insurance
WASEIHOTOI BIBS“.
Persons looking
with the View 0
call and examine our list.
prices and on our terms.
Mt!
vorcn Chimeric.
of uplls in voice culture Terms . “-
Oa l at. or address. No. 40 Elmwood revrf'mllu.
in
when?“
wssformed alldtllo demosepeedllysa
Partieswere here yesterday, looking,
Mr. Benlon killed two snakes on his
A sum of money was found near
Coiry's mill pond. and awaits an owner
Iiiss Fannie Morey. who has enjoyed a
two weeks’ vacation, will open Good
Miss LTszie K. Adams, who has pent
the winter in New York and New Jersey,
The mother of Mrs. Samuel B. Lock-
wood lately died at her home in Hun-
M. Amelie Fitch has visited
friends in the Upper Parish and at West-
-
Taylor a Golden __
for slot. or house and lot.
pnrchasiw. are invited to
e have them for
file in every partof the city at reasonable
an
PRANO of the South Norwalk Congre-
gstlonsl church. will accept a limited nnmbs
Mel m of sow-Will
for teen and boys. at both their
downtown and up town starts.
It lessfs to buy your horse feed of If.
T. Hatch. becatue you get the but at the
lowestvprlcss. and full weight. All grain
is carefully screened from dirt and dust.
Tomorrow will be bargain day at A.
Dieksrman a Bon's.wllen L‘mldlk mus-
lin and corsets will be the leaders from
i p. in. until closing time.
Herbert 8. Parsons and James 7.
Doyle. of Brooklyn. thirteen and fourteen
years respectively. were captured in an
empty cottage at Burns Point. near
Hillard. They said they ran away from
home to sea the world. '
3 [5| [)0 lPiDl‘l'r-EIIWd. '
- “coo—-
BUBK CL“ SUITS.
We have always been head osrtsrs for
Black Hoods. whether in i‘hsvlottxrwm (lord
or (Hay Worsteris. We slwayeinall‘ln'havlog
the choicest cumin that can be pfil'ilir'fll for
the monav. and we do not intend to lows this
tear no exception in the rule
factoriiprool of this bv
week EN‘d Una r' W() 'HEU elUlTs for
$ l 0.00.
Made from the Very beef. at it in he had and
roads by lhfe :vl'hl’na'vlpfia'll'lflmmm” vmllllll-
ac urelso . . ) l. .
burn Mills. Vausa'bo'o. Maine. ' M “"1
There suits are mode in the two most opo-
lsr—tyler. Single Breasted Hacks. and lore
Button Cutaway Frocks. they are tuned with
name material as the outside. satin pip-val
grips. good lastlns llningn, narrow stitched
edges. the liiieet in tailoring art
These arelhe brain LAY WORST“) i-li'l'i‘d
that can he turned out. this less in for a in)
dollar bill. Sir-p in and examine ihr-rn You‘re
. notohliued io buy. 'l hey are on lnsprr-tlon
and for sale too.
We are ebowtng somethln new in Visits.
”The loniioentai."mausof lion Ker-er with
all buttons. and lspels on pockets.
latest fed for spring wear.
Your fnro allowed no ”mood over.
MEIGS & CO.
827 Main nor. Bank St. Bridgeport. Ct.
Mekore and dealers in Men's and lloys‘
Wearing Aponre‘mnd dealernin l‘im- Furnish-
ing (iixsls. Hols. i‘nps. Trunks and Bags.
2:-..n.‘_ -,. — -
Miowrrs.
ACHAIJ) VlAGlrlNO. a Induste mid
wife with diploma. Her services ran be
We lisVe rail.-
The very
No. 3, Washington street. m‘J ’lt
Refers-ricer required.
Call after tip in.
“119 iii:
lttl South Main at rest.
North Main street. Apply at once.
tress work. children's clothes. etc.
if required.
Conn.
ll forum-e
“13' girls wanted immedla'el for general
families and good wages paid. 0. ii
VEY'S City Employment Agency. m20 it
a . A
experience in making straw bate can
immediate employment with DINKH
GLANOHARD, 18? Water street. mill 2w
wt
lit
ing by two adults. Mus! booentrul
"RENT," Samuel. nilluo.
T0 new.
mill
""‘mni.‘r.‘.";;.;.“.“.;i‘"harm“... A M...
l.
(‘OVIPETKNT girl for general housework.
swrrie preferred.
‘iltSF-llhdrlhl help in all do arimenlsof
housework can now in chin [It'll oi the
City Employment Agenl'in. H. HARVEY Til
rnliv lw
ADV wishes plain or arii-tic dressmaking
by the day or \Dl'fik. or all sorts of g um...
Addreesl'. 0. Box 4. Dill'lvll,
ll.
k honseworv; also nurse; at in first-Hm
HA .
‘TRAW rewsrs wanml. {mesons with iv um
THREE or four rooms for light housekeep-
v
and desirably located and rent reasonable.
ltoome in a block not deeired Adorn-P.
secured by applying at No. ill Houtli ilnln
stre-i,rlnnili .rwalk. rnrlil it'll"
WATER CLOSET! Al") CEQSPOUIJ
CLEANED.
A Li. W orkwarrsnied to be rlooo in the beer
niunnrr amifor least "mm-y. Work or
split \erwl, 57 mrrl: hoyor straw by bolero-
tllnzleatn work of rill kinds. ii. i.. .iAflVu'l.
Hus trill. 3mm. Norwslk. d2’3m
Jillil ll. noon lllSlilliillli,
Ni). ii HAVlluhll) aTiiltE‘l'.
ill-Iiii'l.All nuts. :5 rears.
(lKNT'H umnb but went. 93m
[Mllllirl' mulm ran warm. Sim.
miiim
"“'mmnenoss‘.“
.llli writ-um cnuuuu
Will [5"! THE
on war urn, llllllll 28o.
fit if
Until then she will in- at. room 2
” meow.
inquire 1
modern improvements. if
rule if
ADAMS.
Plat-,4 or and cold r liter. rent :15. aw-
WOODWAltl).
Hi .94 if
Apply at 25 Union sin-oi.
Dimensions
mL'll if
Sentinel bulfillng.
Apply at Seni'nei ollicn
p‘tisaiiii lmwlv '. to man and wife. Ap-
“iv in MRS. FNAN
orwalk . in?" .ll
in. inquire of EDWIN
Brown & Wilcox's grill-My.
street.
App y toJi)il.\' ll. KNAPI'. :3 West strrfirir
i
or at lonnry tube,
gorid location lnuu rool TAYMlitttr iilllill
avenue, near West street. fit if
one or two persons. at it: West avenue.
m .o if
not avenlle. Norwalll.
"i n ~kti'lmil Knlllling‘Wrnm laud ailerAtirl
lat. inquire of F. ST. JOHN liill.‘.l\Wlli|l‘l’l.f
m l
Forename."
w l)E.~liitAiil.ii‘.lmuse on floral-d place: "Pp
NICK. April 1. fir~l lloor. No. 2 iiuifurli
l
and (loan. 0,77 Woodward avenue. run 5%;
second floor 4 Hunfiiril i'lisl‘ir. Apply in E. A.
‘i’liNiNilED rimruezr also stalls in horn.
“13‘3“
13“”)! April int. sent store and lin'emeof in
‘..'i.tl'll.
B‘liilhi the first of April. inn-e moon in n
DAY, ll little I’iui'e “but
I. Ul'eiia‘, l7 Franklin sin-or. lw’mwm'w't‘
”All“. lit
' rent!
ill'h‘E ll room-. corner lluy and "clips
streets; first floor. it rooms, No it) 'l‘ullr's
elrm-l. from April lst. house 8 rmuno. ’i‘oiles
All in mind condition. with water ill.
I. (Will: of ion rooms: furnace. range. mill.
hot water. nit-e \‘M’ll,
liN. Wilmington street. or of owner, :3 Taylor
l)l.lGArl\N'l‘ furnished rmius. suite is for
(lilMHln [\llltirlchn family. Bariumliaih-
room. hot. and cold water. garden. Ap-
plly lo MRH. (JUMBH. Eversley avenue} Til
m l W
‘Iil'i donl'nblir nillnms on second lioor of
new. on“... no...
Tuesday, March 26
Mililllll Mlllllil
JOHN MlSOll.
Unriertim dirrc‘i in of Plus. 7‘. Atkinson,
will prompt their .1 ext nlil'i‘o‘fi ol' CWUi’f'AaPilliR'
“FRIEND illlil.”
Ercltmnondlba'rinn‘s immortal "L'Arnl-
Frill. " Adapted with oriulnn~ lyrire iy
Htotlllslaus “anon ull’l muniw by Julian Fill—
ward». especially for .ilr a: ll Mrs. Mason. The
most llt‘lillilfill p ny on the Mist”.
Heats now on sale at. Plai~trtl's and (irrm rs ‘3
drug stores. mill
f
stories. __
THE legit] voters of the South Nor-walk
union school Ill-trier ltl'l‘lirf'hv nulllir-ll
and wuruwi that Rowi‘llll rim-ii go! said ills.
lriot will be held iii Ibo r‘ronklln ~irret school
house. on Wednmluy, vl nb ll. loud. M ii
o‘clock .m.. for correlileilog the ruin of is;
initiati ll' lent annual him-tint: of smiths.
trlct.enci.lf deenmlmlvlssbls. m roilm'w lhsl
name; also to transact any other business
prover to come before said meeting.
Dated at Hnulli Norwail. this llrhdsy of
Msrch. A. 0.!
MI.
.unruaw COME”; mono.
Umnmitiee.
roll or
3 Juli” ll l.loill‘.
A. ribANutlAltD.
each. early new and in goor condition
00ml improved building lomdulrablfilmarm
Terms my. Applyto FltANUlri B
“' tYl'I‘AiiEs sull'slrluliluonm. Hot-
t we on Quintartl avenue sir rooms
Ii HIT'P.
ii iii if
FLEUTRIU Blhli‘l put up and repaired
.1 slat-trig clocks. electric medical batteries
BOUT“ N RWALK
South Iain street.
HARDWARE (10.. 62
AW tf
s
s
-wj“ .
with three~tonrtbe or an acre of
mmuriese. inquire of ii. ll. snsuwooli
is Grove street. south Norwalh, Conn. mtl t
...llle
i occurrences... l?“ paint n... will not
his '
rub oil or tar two slur so an
cents rbottls. eoo'rll NORWALK mull-
WAR 00. m 1 f
66...“... in titling}.“in...”
“I
,v carioall.al auction prices.
llav mid-y 0 soil
Horses, singly or by tile
whole or in part. inquire of J. M. be? N.
mill 0 o d 2w
FOUN D ., m c ._
p. eminence” ..... Wm .
fififiifih‘ifififlvs}.
”int. sell at White
tonstreel sos&“§"m “ at?"
enameled a?" .i u
“ regime grab "M“
mes-seem onus
Tfiavhomseteed of the late’llurr Nash. cor.
not sit and Bsyvlew Ave.. at the brad
of Clay lit. aimlt two and one half sop. the
AGRAY horse which the owner can have
stolen Heights. (loan. it Hi
M. H. PliiSilliS.
ssotrurr rise.
roilillm
Changes cannot be guarsn~
teed the same day copy is hand-
ed in. Eiery reasonable effort
will be made to accommodate
patrons, but change moot he
insisted uponss a right unless
copy is ss'nt in by it o’clock
in the afternoon of the day he-
fssosbesplsdeeirsd.
timing on saw this
' “M ii
making extraordinary inducements on its
MM") 8. ililllll,
Focus has sdvsorerl to: s lwrrsl during the past went, but we will
tosell liaUDBFhOUltettboabovs prlceesloegse thisesvlssd lasts. Bsyy
Flour at once and save money.
BUTTER! BUTTER l!
Very Best Elgln Creamery Butter,
Best Dairy Butter.
Good Butter.
Leave your order early to lasers quick delivery.
Donovan Building,
South Norwalk.
Where we krep everything good to eat
Poultry. all bindsof Fish, Vegetables and in fact everything kept in 0 Fl
CLAs‘i MARKET, at ”liver let live" prices. Just come and see and hammered.
“Our weighs ore weighs of pleasantnees,” and “our reputation is “sleek." lm't
I’ld()PIoE’§ MARKET,
1:; some MAIN STREET. scorn NORWALK.
F. H. BRADBURY. PROP.
misc the place.
'1‘ l [.113
itwilipsy bossekeeperstosttsnd ourepseislsaisssvoryfistsrdoy.
we more Eiilllllllli to tour 1‘.
TH E PEOPLE’S MARKS
l3 NORTH MAIN STREET.
l A .
as we are
0' Mr l.
34 bill; 506 ha
BUTTER! i
‘*
NW8)“:
The best City braised Beef. rm. Leas
MEAD,
THE [Eilllliii BATEBEli.
Cherry Biiqm', Bircuit Glace. a in Tortoni, a. la de Orleans. Coir
fee Frape at the lowest price, always on hand.
o m .. MW .. ....
H.R.Bill.KLEY iii].
ll” “Jill4 is
BliiiillES
SUNDRIES,
HAVE FOR THIS fiEAi‘ON:
STEM”. Slilil
From 17 in 261M.
KEITIIB. Slilil.
ill pounds.
Elli ii! 315
o ' 2‘21, woods. ’
Mill's Eilllllli. $15.
23 pounds.
Second llsnd Wheels from Sill lip.
Jail and me our line,
52 South Main St"
Music iloll "lock, South Norwalk.
Tar collector's sale.
\‘iillr ”F. is luvrnln.‘ «limo ilml flo- mull r-lm»
.. r-rl.mllr~ilnrl.f lusnmlulw owl M in»
flit-of u retrain Lir mirror», llrrlt a-rm urn-ii
and slum-i by proper mlllmrily arul rim-riml
ill the! llflilcl'eigliri .1 nilillilslllllllst him in li‘t’)’
and ( ullwrf of
the lvinlslr n' )lmr l. rloomlrn.
and utter persons narrml in the rule hook. on
the ll-r in mill warrant anonwl. illl'ii' wwrsl
soil
font-a of the Town of horwalk. rruulnrly and
lvnnlly near-voided in winou the 99th I a
lion-umber. A. ll . M". met for illo- purpose or
rovlrlimr for flir- imirlpirllmm-uf salri town.
win upon lltr following Iii-wrllml real estate
of swirl
ts'nrwl Marv l.. "ltwrlrn,
ellnalerl inbuilt nl .‘o’nmslk. at l‘onlh Slur
wisiiwl. no “Ill" slmul fmrnmn aruilmumlrrl
northerly be is!” now or firing”! of “Him"
ii. Himmler: "cloth-r 2"" ml) byiami Irrfll'
r-i'iy of "D'i’lrl “'l’w ll. ’l'“ fillW rif’ IMF trf
Merrill; P'ln'll"'lv M intuit! Evrrrtt Wine»
or. in- ii of billiard Him-Vivi nllli l'flll of .1. fl.
llrown, and warmly by the highway anuwn
as Elv's .‘ir-olr owl. rrrwlllg. hour-ventin-
land no swirl Hallway contenni by mid Nari
la l‘lnowrlm in "rrlrl'v and Helen ”All” in
«firm-min snfsmi Mi Mi by its! fret, lender
cepfiw the retain" the male my side of raid
Dirnilm r-nnv-yerl by will Mary I. iionwlirn
to Mia and Lion Knot/wet,
lillfewt.
An: I shall so" of Public Action. on the
provisions herein!» fmr Ilnr'rllmlnm thrill h dos
of Moi .\.Il., Milli, oi. llzn'r-lor'h a. m. mmlu' l
thereof» will raise the mm of right and
snooty—ova "rte-hirmlrurllbe dollar". that in-
ion be proportional the sum estate of Mary
I. Nouwrl .of the rum total in said list. in.
[ether will: ther'v'vrlrr- of lav . sale, up.
“Email Ii. Joint.
The t loiiwlnr. big of "02.
”lied M Nmnlk. ”atria lib. A. it“ "M.
l” ultimo?
. eWAFEFiSi'
. CHOONMAKEK.
424 $t.. cor. Park Ave.
L NEWNORK. J
Mfusdlidlanadm is W
Mauritania-W. foprorsofsprisnfo
WWW“ W
symmetric mm
”Wheel Wests-Jesters
alias.
pm mrilulir, of ”in mm infill as "ls'fl'lfl Mun-ti.
l sum living is lus or new-omen! laid uynn
the new-emu” lint lmuiy in in!!! by the inhabi-
s I"
in dimensions in
New York-A n "armament.
" OI! American "cities and How to Furnish Tileifl'
Homer’s Farsilsrs. I.
Reasons why you should buy it
in preference to any other.
(1). Because this firm» have long “I
joyed the reputation of keeping , ’ :
the best Furniture that can be M
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grades: .2). Because their assortment!
are unequalled; (3). Because their! prices
are the lowest. iii, which goods of staid:
nrd quality can he sold.
Latest productions in Dining ltoom,_lterlrmwy
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titre-.3:- nr-lmn ill’l't‘il Purmiursn—Nm‘eltifilll ‘
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l'ornilurefliiuanteiwl and mm Milkm—
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who have only taken tenor olives ”7 .
can cut and fit themselves Mi
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