“Mennonite up.
‘ banana-aunt
lsllsisaflhslhflcsats.
' ._ frontier. »
rs. Star lee Goran-Essen is the "ilsso”-Doubls Action, Cedar Tubs.
‘ ,. (ills. ltronysst. Quickest. Best. 8 qts., $1.50.
- fission lines in plain three-ply, wire bound or cotton covered. per loot,
m We guarantee every foot of this hose, and out any leokth iron: 1 foot
‘ menu. .
, We have sold more Gasoline Stoves than all the houses in this town combino
gm we have the "Qulohrnssl”-ths best.
' 'a sell Porch Screens for 31.00.
‘ The new Lawn Chair Swing. 01 50.
Ohappslls. Doss a Co.’s lice Bon Boos, 1 lb. boxes.
~ Baler [love-lilting Patterns, the.
don’t hp you waiting two weeks.
slum-Ann’s nnnum nouns.
‘oLsEN‘ BROS.
' SPRING 80008
Are inland our new styles in Russets and Patent tLesthcrs are the nobciest} ever
shown in Norwalk.
_ In Bicycle Shoes we have Norman a Bennett's
Black in both low and high shoes. Call and see then.
, For the Ladies. Oar display of Lsdiee’ Oxfords, in Russia, Kid and Patent
_ .. More. aflords an opportunity for gratifying the most varying tastes. while the
Union are lower than those charged elsewhere for the same quality. An inspection
. of our stock will convince you that our styles and shades are up to date, also that
‘ , we have the ilnest lines of shoes ever placed on sale in Norwalk.
OLSEN BROS.,
I IAZETTE Blilllliiifl, iliilillll
NO NEED no Go ABROAD 'ro REGAIN
YOUR HEALTH “MINERALSPRINGB
SAVE THE TREMENDOUB EXPENSE BYi
TAKING AT HOME,
KUTNOW’S
- IMPROVE” EFiEiiiiSilEiiT -
CARLSBAD POWDER.
L C ‘L L ~ ,_ ‘ L L The only pleasant tasting Carlsbad Powder in
W H hapflarlfial. the larket.
. A Madly Reliable and Elective Remedy for (Migration, Consipattion,
sia. Gout, Diabetes, Kidney and Liver Derangemenis.
20o;tlh.hoaes.10c.
We carry the stook,4,000 patterns. and
celebrated line of Tan and
DWI”?
filers genuine without our Trademark and
Millie signature of
S. KUTNOW 8: CO. '
Beware of imitations.
"KilliiilW'S ANTI-ASTHMATIO
, Piliilliil Ailil CIGARETTES."
A Sure Cure for Grip, Asthma, Chronic Caiarrh, Bron
chitin. Hay Fever and Severe Colds.
KUTNOW BROS..:
52 AND M LAFAYETI'I PLACE. SEW YORK ill".
Sole agents for the U. S. A. Sold by all drug-tints.
118.“
--—ABK FOB—w
nouns $3.00 Still.
and you will see not only a
Neat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
in
.~
But one In which the
:5 Best Material is Used. Combining Durability and Style
Iaklngitthsbestflmfioamlessfihosinthsmrkst
EVERY PAIR wnnnau'rnn.
Dali and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, at!
H. S. BROWN’S,
south Main Street. Bo. Norwark.‘
The Benedict 0qu Button.
Atlmefiaving, Labor Having, Temper Saving,
OollsrButton. Thetop is wedge shapsdt‘thsupper
putoithspostisflat. thelowerpartisround. it
can’thslpworking,:its as simple as:a clothes Pin.
ladein
Gold. Silver and Gold Plato.
SALE BY A. W. AUSTIN, iEVIELEIl,
mun nus
ll
moat-rm”. “
ucrnnsttovrsmoocmr.
”Megan's“ tallavs Issued ta-
Mummy-alum
Mormons-Anathema- a.
outrun-n.
Nsw toss. Nay tit—m pollen ot this
city and Baltimore and the federal an—
thoritles. as represented by the tic-trace
inspectors, are trying to term the
trators 0! a series of gigantic swindlos. It
Is the theory oi the norm worklnyon the
case that all oi the trends were undertaken
byonegaua. 'l'hsirileldhsa been. seem-
Inyly, the entire country, and they appear
to have had established headquarters in
New York and in Baltimore.
The operations of this gang appear to
have included the sending for collection of
n 0800.000 bogus note. purporting to have
been drawn by the late narrator Fair oi
Calliornia; the sending for collection of a
.100. 000 bogus note against the estate of a
deceased millionaire at Scranton. l’n :
the recent attempt to dust from 010.0%
tb SID, 000 worth of bogus notes among the
note broken of this city, and the purchase
on fraudulent credit in this city of M‘
chandise of all kinds to the value of thon-
snnds of dollars. which has been disposed
of for cash.
There have been no arreste made yet.
Chief of Police Frey oi Ilrdtirnore sent two
of his detectives here last Sunday with lotv
tern of introduction to Chief Byrnes, and
they are now working in connection with
detectives from the ccntrnlofiloe. The par;
ties concerned in the San Francisco and
Scranton affairs have engaged private de-
tectives, who are following clown in those
cities.
Their 0m” Abandoned.
The offices which the bogus firm of Wile
iiarn iiowcll 8r Sou occupied and npernted
from in Baltimore have been abandoned.
The offices which the bogus firm of How-
cil & Co. occupied in this city are aim do-
sorted and are now occupied by a city
marshal.
The attempt to swindle the estate of
Senator Fair on is bogus note tor ”00,000.
purporting to have been drown by the San
Francisco millionaire to tho order of Hoop
tor Leland Stanford, nlso oi Hon I-‘rnnclsv
on. was made about a month ago.
Thu bogus note was sent to the First
National bank of thin Francisco for colloc.
tlun. . it woe forwnrded by n "William G.
Howell" of New York. Nobody interested
in either the estate of Scnntor Stanford or
of Senator Fair had ever heard 01"Wiiv
Ham 0. Hawaii.”
The note was for such n large amount
that President 1-}. G. Murphy of the bunk
at once sent ior :4. (l. Angus. one of the
executors of the Fnir estato. The note was
shown to Mr. Angus. it was drawn in the
best business form. It was dated llvo yours
hook and foil due on May 33%. Intro.
Mr. Angus was thoroughly familiar
with the signature of both Sonntor Fair
and Senator lsrlnnd Stanford. iio said the
signature oi the mllllonnlrva on the note
apponrcd to be gonuirun nnd If not genuine
that they wore cortninlyoxcecdlnyly clover
forgorlos investigation proved the latter
to be true. .
The note is now In the posaeaalon oi
postollico inspectors bore. although wbvn
questioned com-owing it tlu‘sy oltbor moks
doniula or trvneivtn answers. They an» my
lug to find out. who Willlum t}. Howells.
who forwarded the note to Hon lv‘rnncleco,
ronlly Is.
in repurd to the Scranton trout-motion
tom-r details how boon obtained than
concerning tho bogus smuooo i-‘nir Hmo-
ford nulo. it is known that at nlmut the
salon time that bogus note was twill to
San Francisco thorn \vns forwnrrlud to
Summon n bogus com for illnunmo.
in nppr-nrnm-e thin unto wnenlmust llli'll'
liottl with tho l‘lllhh‘tflniurd unto. it was
Mllil to ho colloctod from thonstntouf It do-
ronm-rl mlllionnlro. nnrl purporrvd to hnve
boon drown by him Ilvo yours below, my-
nblo to tho ordor of nnotbor milllonnlro.
also dccmacd. 'l'bl» Scranton unto. like
tho Son i'rntu-isco note, not only purport-
ed to intro been drnwn by uno (twin-uni
millionaire In furor of nuothor doronaerl
rnilllonnirc. but, like the ran anulsou
unto. was tinted llvo years buck and fell
duo on May as, 1mm.
lmhhon No. run.
1! any further p ml was llcl‘lioil that the
'milmlutl bogus no c and the dilution unto
arc by the sumo for-nor or gang of form-rs.
it is found In the in". that the William H.
Howulls who forwarded the Son l-‘rnrrclsco
now and the person who forwarded the
Scranton noto anve but one mldress
through which they could be rmwhed.
That address was Looltbox No. me In the
Now York postoi‘llcv.
The eye of an Inspector has been contin-
ually on that box since these matters first
bomnw the subject of oillcbti Inquiry. Ni)
body line your! to it. however.
Marvin I). Whoolor. chief Inspector of
the New York postofiice. Is In charge of
the federal oliloers who are lnvsstlgutiny
the matter hero. llo WM quoatirmeti «lose—
ly by a reporter. lie was asked It It wits
not a t, so iaras he bod been able to
learn, t at the Income bogus note sent to
Can 'rnncinco and thcstuoom human nuts
lent to Scranton had not both emanated
from the sonic source.
inspector Wheeler looked at the mportov
curiously for a moment and then asked:
"Now. how did you learn that?" .
“flint is It not so?" the reporter persist-
“ilon't ask me any questions about It."
said the lnswtor.
"But are not your men working under
that theory?” he was asked.
"Now. now." said the Inspector trope.
tlantly, “this to a matter that I cannot
talk about at present."
The bonus note sent to San Francisco
was forwarded to the Fires National bank
of that city for collection The Booth at
women of this city lscorrsspondans tor
beenaocomspondsam. lie midfield
mmgaosmmm note. has;
"It. forwarding
isles wmmidmda
1m... them
Ismael "Nowell” tnthlsstty
tsbslonndthasnraylsaa the
mmmdmdmm
Mnm
i
W
lbw-Al thew Alb-
Nessie ‘ than a
W.»
lllavd. launder ot the
The unvslllncoi the
, the dedication of the 8am
class of unveiling opened with music and
a prayer. Francis N. Mann. treasurer of
the was [iv-
. by John ll. Peek. Elmlshw Potter of
New York delivered the dodlcstmy not
When the statue was novelled. the fsrnil»
in! selection, ”Acid 1‘”. riyne." was
sung. Prior to the benediction "lloekrsi
in the Cradlsot the Deep,“ the latan
lilifirfifill lldtifi HALL
composition oi limmn Willrd, was four
dcrod. 'l'hc ”Mtihh’u'lnfl the slut,” was
removed by rs ilttlo girl. The atatuc was
cast at tho Qoundry in Chicopco and is it;
loot high.
This afternoon lluswll Sago. the multi-
mliilolrnlro of .Vcw York. formally pro
eontml to the truce-es the new building on
the silo of the old 'l’roy l-‘omnlo «luminary,
to be known so lilum'il rage bull, in the,
Emma Willnrd universitr The building
cost “03.000 ctclusls‘o of furniture. which,
it is estimated. will cost diatom) more.
Bronson Huge hall is built to accommodate
75 slittitmls. Apartments in! 35 or 30,
fully cquipped and furnlsbml. will be rcndy
for mmnpatlon in Fcptolnbcr. it is prolo-
hle that the institution will soon compare
with Vassar. Wellesloy and ctlwr Women's
colleges.
Mrs. rhino was a pupil at tho Troy l-‘o
main seminary in no; and N7. Mrs.
lingo. a» a girl of 17. more under tho dl—
rot-t Intlucnmr of Mrs. Willard, A number
of the alumni of lite” Troy C-‘Blllll’lflf”. now
residents of .Vcw York. fomwd an Emma
Willard Mflmlihblon. oi which Mrs. Rinse"
fingo has berm prealrb-nt ior iour years.
The Cltllcns' mutation o! Troy tendered
a reception to Mr. and Mrs lingo as an ox-
proaslon of tho city a appreciation oi Mr.
Soge's gift.
TO BLOW UP REED.
Bottle 0! Sitroglynrin I'nnml on this Post-
grrsasmen’a lmufrp.
an‘taxb. Mn. May lh.-—'i'hls city is
excited over the rliamvery of airborne
which loads tho poltvo and runny Il‘llllcl’ll
fr) indicts than! 31mm trunk plum-ml It: blow
up the residence oi the lion. ’l'homnot ll.
ilm-d nnri Slnyor ilonry llnxtor.
“hilr- patrolling hot-ring drool menr the
lien-«I and llnxter boom. i’ollrurnnn Mo.
Conch-l; found at lhtr timrl'slrp on ctlt‘ui‘ i
ope containing tim-o tirtla filled with nil
trnglyu-rrn moi wmmnl in mtton but—
ting. l’mnml lmido tho . nb‘s'iulfl un~ :t
slip of preprr. upon which turn «me writ
Inn: in on unknown tongue. fl'as'llllrilllu n!
. t‘ntlli‘rilmliun ui' lift-vii. at!!!
? 'i'hon- was nothingin Finglidrrmrpl ”3i.
.\ rmvni'm.
llnxtrr, For, 12;: .\ u. I'. l. 2:. :5.
fin-d. blurriso l.. Morrow.”
At tiu- request ..( Mayor llrtxtvr til-,- en-
tlro [llriir'l lwtmn an lrm-w’tigntion. whit h
{h yor hm iii'Vr'inpr-tl nothing. lirwts null
Armenian l'r‘ve'ltit‘nlrl mono! izitlmm tho
peculiar iihllxllaflr? wrlnrrn on HIV paper.
.‘l
CRITiCiSED HIS NEIGHBORS
For Thin In "Id ”on We. Ila-rater” .Iltmsst In
Irv-satin by “'lsltr I at».
Iv’urimrmtmrt. .\'. Y. .llny lie—vim:
Davis, on nan-rt bloc hnmltb of Hibernia. it
is relic-trod, wise t'Isllml by Lurmm lira c rind ’
list-run lltsvls In his boom and oe-mrltrd'
by them. Tbs-y broke In his from door,
knocked him down. kirlml null limited
him and than loft him its dond.
About a week ago ilnvls resolved a lat-
ter alumni "Whlto l‘urna,’ which vrnrnul
him that union be icil tho grime before
May l-J he would btr "turn in!» ribbons. "
it is sold that limbs who lit“ lived In the
vlllm for many yams. has born too fro-
ln his criticisms oi the rv-tlons of his
neighbors and has thus made rrmny ens.
mica. among them limo and llavls. Tho
latter were arrested and committed to in“
to awnit the action oi tho grand jury. The
old man is reported in a precarious modi-
tints.
“resorts! Harrison Willa a (not.
lupin/trons. Msy lawn. President
Harrison said that ll‘us vsrrllrt for his rll.
cuts. the plaintlfls in the Morrison will
cater. was motliying. and that he had no
doubt the lntrrfrritmtrrrlrw upon whirh the
Jury had asked (or arbitttonal instructions
would be answered soilsiactorliy to the
plaiutlils
My lyass Salish-a.
’l'ttov, ii. Y.. May tin—Paddy Ryan,
the «vs-heavyweight champion of Aussies.
who is now in this city. has timid-d to Mr
enter the ring. and has «balloon-d the
winner ct tbs Manor-Marshall tight, which
will take plum balm the Atlantic Alb.
'lstlo club at Cm island Monday night.
”is” so a twat-ruler.
Quarrnows, Nay tat—Tho canard
steamship tiallla avrivsd hm. tribe was do»
land owing toaslight durum: of
her nxebinny. mills; list to stop
twins in ct hours, and after that minus
a reduced speed for m tires.
II M al low.
14mm. Nay Irv—Tho stumble "l'sn
“list which arrirsrlat mushroom today.
"portal” Jana Momma. a stars-rs
mm, urn-initial shields by jumping
m on yonder.
m M. .n, . _..._
bosons. May ra-Jno can Ira-mm
om...” * “1:: m...» Mr:
tot it
me as a used-st rental at use»
.W
to. at
ounman
AlbadyDrawlngRootns.
no. trams um comm
m
'l’lte Wifeal thaw-slant Gaunt at New
York! llas Carried on a Little Salvation
Anny crusade on liar Own Account.
In. “all Explains It In Boston.
Boston. flay lu—One cf the features
oi the opening IMO!) oi the eighth an
nual confersnesot the New England liven-
;clistlo association held at the Park
church here was the peculiar stutvmcnt
made by Mrs. Agnes 1’. strain of Albany
in regard ton novel and somewhat star.
tlinx plan oi "drawing mom evangelism"
which has been inousursted during the
past sensrrn at Albany by tho wife of Ada
jutant General McAlpln, can of the load-
ing society women of the capitol.
said Mrs. strain apologotlcolly. "but I
must tell you about. the great work that.
has bcsn'done during the past your to Al-
bany by one who was once one of the guy-
est society wanton in New York city. A
number of ymrs ago ebe was convcrted
anti devoted her lilo to practical ('hristlon
work. londlngnfor dlllcront lilo (rum tbnt
gay whirl of society whom she foruu-rly
reigned. She downed the wurldly life tor
the life oi Christian work.
soon-u Was Astoniahed.
"Then come ntrothcr change. ilor hus-
band wns appointed on Governor Morton’s
atoll. and she movcd to Albany. She
shrunk at first from being again thrown
into the world of society. Tho Indy 1 refer
to la Mrs. )lr'Aipin. wife of Adjutnnt
ticnornl .‘chIpin. She went to Albany
with her husband proprirod to uphold the
soc-int dignity of his position. Here was
hcr opportunity. and grnndly eho Im-
proved It. Tho uociotyoi Al p y Wns ne~
tarnished at the stand she took.’lt was un-
prrwcdomml.
"The first social function sbe nttondod
was in grand reception at tho rcsldcnce oi
tlutcrunr Morton. What did film do there?
‘ She irmugnrntcd the policy of “drawing
i room ovullgciinm.’ Before the owning was
. over the had taken the two dnughtcrs of
i the gum-rum and talked to them of their
" souls, lmntrlno such talk at n sorzlcly rt»
'3 caption. .‘lrc umdc a most invertible luv
’ pro-44m upon the [W0 young indies. and,
thrived. upon the entire family. Governor
Morton himself said to bur:
”‘.\lr~t. McAIpln, i won't even tnkon
[rim of wine with a friend with any coun-
lurt. You hotc soinlluouccd mo. "
Ileld Religions [let's-pliant».
"Not long after the society Women of
Albany were o~ronisbcd to receive invita-
: tiotrs to ntrmul ‘toiigintis sorvivcs' in the
morning at Mrs. McAlpiu's resldrnco. The
society women wondered. and than they
Went. and they kl'pt going, i asked Mrs.
McAlpln what she sold to them.
" ‘1 tell thorn ihnt they'rc lost. and I
preach the gasped to them, and they sit
there and wet-p tiny nftor tiny, ' wns her ro—
ply ‘llut l lollow up awry single one of
tin-m. if i can't not them to roll. with run
at my meetings. lgot into my carriage and
go in them. '
"It was only lost wool: that she bode mo
gmalby and Wont book to Now York for n
time, but not until ebc had converter] six
of tho mayo-st of Albany's smicty lenders.
Evorylusly bold tholr bro-nth whom the
home of one of thew brilliant but Worldly
women was named on n r-urrrrrt. i wont
to put in nu rippml for drawing room
Work. " r'nrrxlrruml Mrs. Strain. "Slum-
mlng irnii right. but ILL-n: is just Drilllill'l]
work to do or tho Ulill’l’ extr‘r-mc of social
r lilo "
I hire. r‘trnln‘r ntlllrl3~i was frr-«guorltly lu—
tcrruptcd lzy Word». of :tppillllh’t'.
MEALBE WON'T ANSWER.
”cs-rotary llvrltrrt‘s \rrsion 0f Ilia Iiow
“‘ills tln- Admiral.
\I‘.t~nw. :x-x, May 1?. —-.~'m-n-tnry ller-
burr, in import-u to Inquiries. dlrtmml the
inimwirrzotlxnulslalom-cutronccrulngAd-
mlml Mimic,
"At tbo nmy dwpnrtmont it won lr-nrncd
lhni tin- rirpnrtlrrr‘m irmi :uirirr-sstuiat icttui'
l-r .tdmtrnl Minnie enlisting tbnt It tlosirod
to know i.’ ho was willing to nnswu
wirulltvr ho had or lrml rrtuutburlmd what.
punmrtml in lw an interview with llllll
publl-lu-d in n how York m-u‘spnpor, nnd
tint ho bod rr-plmi. :ll‘klltlwil'tlglllg tiro rc-
cotpt of rho tom-r and dot llningto nnsu'cr
lino qrunttutas "
lion: lulluts'mi a lir-lniiui r-xplnnntion of
tho mianndvrstnnding imiwwn Admiral
him-do null the rio'tnrrtnu-ut. the substance
of whirh was that the admirul's request to
ban: ills linusblp sent to the Brooklyn
nary yard lustmul ot Norfolk for docking
was about to be granted wbr-n his letter
noting to be dotnchod from the squadron
was rwcivml.
l‘illbsssu-ra Lars-lad In ('uba.
(litmus. f‘ubn. May to ——lt is sold the
lunar-aunts lum- mmplcto control ovor the
eastern end of the island—«that is. the
provmres oi llornrrmand t-‘nntlauo. Forty-
ilrr Americans our! 30” WIncbr-ator rifles
were landed at Nip boy iron» tho yacht (Zo-
rona. Tbs flltbustr-rs are sold to have lit-
tcd amt mar flotilla river. tit-orgln. They
are guarantor-xi all the plumb-r they mu
take This is the sixth errmdttlon that has
landed from the southern states during
the past two months.
Rowdy Harvard Plays.
(tnmrmrusr. Mesa, May m.--’l'he llnr~
vard {minim-n ball nine in in a fair way
to ho prohibited from pinyin; any more
notes this year. After Monday’s come
with the sophomore» the 'ub routers nerd
list-arms tn tin-tr relebrntion of tho victory,
which Is on osmos- violation oi orders.
and futbrrrouro they mrtllimll the yard or»
linemen when they tried to Interfere with
the WM Jubilee.
All mm In Insular.
'Mtrrsoros. Nay to.-'i'he Hanger,
whim has arrived as Panama tnmi itemor'
aides. "pints allalrs tranquil In Ecuador.
The. Aim ims sailed from first) Juan del
Mar. It is urotm at tho nnt'y dopartmout
not ctr-rytlrinn Is now so quiet in Moan»
gun that no trouble ls toured rind tbrtt the
Alert mold leave 541m Juan del film with-
out jumflllflflfl Arrwrlran Internets.
flanks I’rsr ”r. lmby.
Prawn. Slay I:..—~l’rlme l'hlon visited
the Amie-n minister. hit. ilonby. today
on behalf oi tho emperor to thank him for
his personal seniors and throne of his nova
ties for pram bellman China and Japan.
as. mum... Its morale»...
Kansas cm.
. Jens material
”12:“ Isl-him”
i
"I an: alraid that this mny hon breach. "
“lent In their seristsnm In tho medias.
mammalian-nor '
1
Cold rififigfiead
GISXMPE'ON'S
HOME TABLETS“ No. II
\- accordingtodiractions.
busintilarior-
YOURDOCTORquhwuu
time of t a year. Separate candles in
TABLET form. Nos. 1. Constipation; s.
Parsgoric; 3. Diarrhwat .. Cocoa. canny,
3‘5"gfié‘rfiifilifl'ffi'finwn .
ralli- m. Nervous Dehllitytzurr. COLD I:
THE limo: 1:. Sun Cholera Minn”.
Single Remedies. at CENTS. Hardwooa
case of twelve. 3m). None genuine with-
out tbe word "HOME." ‘
Isatriactursd brill! llllll mm 00..lisotk.
Forrelslbylt. ll. Plaiated. laWashinIto
south Norwalk: John A. 31!”. l
a street. Norwalk. Conn. m h
r. Stilton. s. u.
55 80. Mill Si. Si). llillllillll.
Practice Limited to Dissatetfof Women
onioe hours. Mondays and Thursdays. I to
o. m. It!) 1
SURGEON DENTIST.
Teeth Filled and Extracted without pain.
Sets of Teeth on Bed Rubber from
Artificial Teeth without Plates.
(Crown and Bridge Work.)
Teeth Extracted Painlessly, 50c
Amalgam Fillings, 50o
Platinum Fillings, 750 up
Gold Fillings, $1.00 up
All work at reasonable charges and guaran-
ON.
Dulce open evenings until 8 p.'rn.
210. Ill WASHINGTON 8133.1.
Over Post Oillce.° South Norwnlk.
5231 7
union for Women!
AlilS. liil. ii. A. Blilliiillil
Can be consulted at her other.
it! Brest 8b, Bridgeport. lions.
mwnmwinmmydayexcepwnnday.
The Doctoris a regular on lclnn and for
sixteenyears humatfestheDlSEAfill
a epsclnlts. Ladies suflcrln'
difficult incl out to the sex can
.unllfor In thestrlctestconlld
the assurance of receiving the
skillful and scientific treatment known to
modern surgery and medicine. Home care
furnished for confinement cases. TernImod-
crate. All letters. promptly replied to. En-
clm stamp. am
curd”
Baas Bnooan his“.
Nire Kentnck Wilkes. No.18M.Record 2:21 '
Dam Argo. by Electioneer. No 125. Service.
BAY “filing“-
Fllre Baron Wilkes No. 4758. Darn Carri.
Wilkes by Georg:- Wilkes. No. no. So
for» .20. W. B. E. LOCKW'OOD Jfl.
rill 94. am Norwaik. Conn.
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Painters' Supplies.
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