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ALDEN ”11.11155!" 1.1.”,
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and Lyall
have the best
and cleanest
factory in the
United States.
That’s why
B.__L.'Tobacco
never contains
impurities.
New York Announcement.
Homer’s Furniture
is the best in the market because rep-
resentiugthe productionsol the best
makers only. No such magnificent
display can be seen in America (oc-
cupies eight spacious floors ) and no-
where can equal values' 111 line Furni-
tune be obtained.
Novelties for the Huhday 8.
These comprise thou. ands olnriieles. from
the. luv xiv; u 111» Rocker. i'tsy (hair or iii rit-
ing I't‘l‘ii.lil the most exquisite Dressing
'I'nbleol'i'nbinot. Those desirousol soloct-
inu useful. llllll'iHlllil' and ever-welcome
Holldav Hilts. Will llrtd ammo choice in our
vast stm’k. and at all 1 r'it'cs. plainly marked-
Sentl for beautifully illustrated
book, ‘ 0111' American Ilomes, and
11:in To Furnish Thetn.”
R. J. Horner & Co.,
l'urnltnrc Maker-- und Importer-l,
61, 63, 65 W.23d St., N. Y.
(Adjolrrtni. II den Ill-race).
Hornet 1': i' . . ’4 mt: ll 1 ~hnn-nt is one of the
c "this [Ni \V lurk. - \euourimr “moment.
"CANDY
the finest in the city, choice of
l 16 kinds at 2 lbs. for 25c.
Oranges, ifuls.
Raisins, Currants, Jams.
While Grapes, Celery,
Everything
Ill lotus.
Snunoilonsiooi,lr’s
12 North lilain Street.
71 name cannot-:1
A, PAYING BUSINESS!
consisliugnPGrnm-ry Baktl’y antilce Cream
Punitive: \\ 111 be mid vcrv chean on account
of til nrallb. It \- rV ti Inc about line business is
to mod 1-113ti and this is a rare opportunity
your ”1: 1- gm person. Apply at this otllce, o
.n .IAVIEHMILDE'VI 1111521!
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M118 BR. N. I. GIIiiFJIii‘.
Can be Consulted at her office
342 Broad St , Bridgeport, Ilonn..
from his in. I071) 111. any day except Sunday ‘
The Doctor-is a re. 11 ‘ar physi inn. lind for
the pant "inflow“ H‘HH has made theilln
EASMol Wmlitb n s attrition. Ln ins 81f
l's-rlug from wnv dittn u t'y in inlet 1. to the re:
can consult Ilr. Hull- for-l in thr- tetrlctrstc n-
nqenre with llli' uusttrto to or rr-eeiViog
the root skilitut and rlir’ll'lilf! treatment
known to mtd-ru surgery and n-wieine.
Hammer» with nurse rural-bed when requir-
cd. 'l‘rrrna litO-lt‘l‘zfll‘ All letters promptly
replied to. Incle stamp.
SOUTH NIlNWAlIi. SAVINGS BANK
61 Washington stmt.
Open daily trim. in m 1211.. 111.. and from in?
a p' a. . not: on shoddy evenings from 7 in ,3
Intern!!! n'iiHH-ll uh ilt‘LflflllP-
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1611 .v H. Pitt: uni. Vice-emu
nvraattjz’
outta one an lilEllt or not
stunner; ntroetus
Soon oi m Thing; They too and floor
in Norwallt, South Norwall and Vicinity
During Their Diurnal lournoylnna.
——~Do you want a nice cane for (.‘hrisb
inns? ii'Brieu.
(Imrge F. Mon'imu ht sick at
lliill“ on Union avenue. \fl
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Manager Lyons, of the Norsvallr an
of the New York grocery eommuy, is on
the sick list.
his
annual election of otllceru tonight, anti
all rnernbers are urged to be present.
lllnrwood avenue last night. and did
considerable damage. the earth hing.
very soft.
The annual meeting and election of
olilccrs of Hnmlmlrlt 1.111114158111191 of
Herman, will be held friday night. in
(lenuuniu Hall.“ __
Suwriutendent J uhn H Hovt. of the
Normal]: lire. 1111111 1 svstent, has plan-ed
box 56 in repair. and it is now on strike
at the old stand.
Dr and Mrs Homer T. Partree. of
Northlilainstreot, left South Norwalk
yesterday for Blentlold,1\lass.. where
Dr. Partree has punt-based a practice-
Christmas entertainment tonight.
There will be a prograrmno by the schol-
pupils.
Service will be held tmnorr'ow morn-
in': at 10:30 o'clock in St. Peter's church.
In the afternoon at. 31 o‘clock. Rev. Wil-
liam Schmidt will conduct a service in
\Vr-stport.
. - M.”
A social gathering erll be held among
the members of Welcome Stranger
Lodge. 511115er St. George. and a few of
that of business.
’ Freightcar 34.308,er the New York
and in i-louth NorHVV'alk. .‘aturday. and
pulled the truck ele: 1r oil" the box.
A strange 1111111 attempted to assault a
daughter of (leoruc 11. Allen, on Hoyt
street, Sunday afternoon. Tine child
screamed and the num escaped. The
, police have found no clew to his identu
it_v.
The fellow eurplovees of Frank P.
Selfinthe \onV' 11k Lock for ton took
up a coliet tion Vesterdav, 11-1 ill/.1111: quite
a sum. VVhii it Vv: is presented to the new
daughter at his home as :1 i‘ht'istrntw
present.
The funeral of Irene L. Le win. (laugh-l
terof the late Smith and Julia Louis.
was held from the reside-rue of Mrs.
Lorinth. 1 Bette h at Bridgeport this:t'-1fte
noon. ‘ The deceased was tVV’euty-tho
yearsofagc and had many friends in
N1 irwalk.
party‘s Nor'VV'alk delivery teams, driven
by Edward Kelly. was gotta.r up the
Violet Hill road. Saturday night. when
resulted.
The members of the City Council of
Norwalk, paid themselves thcir'muuitb
cent salaries of $25 each last night.
tire companies also received their money
for runs anti lircs.‘ The bill of New (‘11—
11111111 forliilfijih. the tax on the land the
Norwalk reservoir occupies, was referred
to the Water Commissioners.
Sherman (.‘v'll‘llli‘ll, Royal Areanum.
will hold its 171314111111' meeting, Thursday
night, arid transact, regular business.
and initiate several candidates. The
organization of the Immediate Relief
society will also be perfected. As the
business will «weupy so much time there
will be no Christmas tree as intended.
Santa Claus has been tx'cupying'l a
room at‘the residence of A. C. Wheeler,
No. ii Arch street, VV'hich he titted up
for his workshop and where he ‘was
busily 011;. rawed in making all kinds of
toys for the. little folks. Tired from
overwork, he. V '1151 found fast asleep by
Mr. Wheeler, who is going to play a
good joke. on him. He has invited all
the fruuily's and all the neighbors' chil-
dren, and also the band of young mis-
sion'u'v folks, and this afterntmn
at 1: .10 o trmltxlt sharp, he is going to let
them all in on old Nicholas and they
will have a muse-him time of it.
Overturned the Carriage.
’John N. Littcll. of Bayview‘ avenue.
was being driven home from the rail-
way statiorr, Saturday evening,
r-oachrnan taking a short out 1111 1111.: the
litre of the Norwalk Street Railway com:
party from Monroe street to Railroad
place. imposite the Adams” hat factory
the rh'iver allowed the home to go on the
batik of earth left there. and the our
riage was overturned. Mr. Littell struck
on his head and face. and was consider-
ably bl'uisrvl. while the driver escaped
without a scratch." The 11(er stopprd
out once, and not a particle of damage
JOHN hi. KNAI’P. doc. and Trees
was dong to the carriage or harness.
or
, whiyed and endeavor to arrange the
pa
131101111 Tribe. 1. i). R. M., will hold its1
Poincare-nu. DOG. “new a
trolley strike to ended This“ Ital.
John Wanamaker ia the man who“ mould
about the settlement, succeeding when
all urban tall“. He was aided in the
work by marathon of the Christian lane.
The basic cl settlement tellcwo:
Firth—While the Union Traction com.
pany will only treat with the Workman in
its cruplcy it will allow them membership
in any lawful organization.
Second-4t will take up all grievonm
and give then: follow! lair consideration.
Third—1t will, no for as It hon vacant
places, Immediately put on the old men.
and no that an vocauciea arias will give
preference to any at the old men yet no-
ol' the can to favor the old men as
for as possible without violating Ito con-
tractor with the new pron.
'l‘hc illwlliona of compensation and
hours are left for future determination
t‘oncolsicae ware made by both aides.
The battle has mainly been for the quel—
tlou of employees' membership in thui
Anmlgumatod Association at Street Rail-
.\ horse wandered chr the lawns on,
i number nearly 1 Oilil
I Mr.
111's, and tubing tree with tokens for the‘
their friends tonight, after the transnc-l
('eutt'al Holds: 111 railroad. went over the
bumping post in the Consolidated freight
line of the New York (l?tK‘t'1’}'l'iilU-;
the harness brokgj and there was a'
general mixup. No' other damage
The.
the ‘
way Employees. which the company has
persistently refused to recognize. The
new man engaged since the strike hogan i
Th «were about
5,0110 strikers. They repo ed for work
this morning.
Wanamaker anluuitted the ideas
embraced in the settlement to the strik-
ern.'1‘hcy accepted them and in turn
submitted theta to the connpony (lonaid-
arable correspondence and runny confer-
ences tollewod, and late yesterday alter-
neon the announcement was made that
both sides had agreed to the terms To
properly round out. the matter a man
i meeting of the strikers was held for the i
purpose of ratification. Here the strike
was oliicinlly declared all, all tbeluederl
' were called upon for speeches. and there
was 11 veritable love least
LOST AT SEA.
The Brmkside school will hold itr ’l'ho Bed 115..."... Nnnummul Bank and
Sam: sullen Drowned.
New Your, Dee. Hob—The Nananmond
or the Red Illinois loan Advices received
by Boniton, lilies k Ilallett, the agents,
at Pine and Front streets, state that the
l Nansemond, Captain Leaky, from Crimean
. to Maracaibo. collided with the Spanish
steamer Mexico near the Inland ot Aruba.
The Nansemontl sunk and In a total loan.
The tlrat enblograrn, received from (In-
racao, Ilutch West Indies, reported (Inp-
tain Linsky and ii persons drowned. A
corrected teleurnm received inter says that
the Nauscmund was bound from .‘llaracai- i
be to (furnace and that only seven persons,
including Captain Leaky. were drowned.
The tug Augusta unveil .i' I livea The
Mexico 1 uptain (.3 and. In of the Com-
prtnia ’I‘ ransailantiquo and piles butvmen
this city and Havana and Mexican ports. .
She trailed froth hero Nov. Elli, Havana
Door. ll anti was sailing for Porto tiniiuiio
for Carthaponn when she collided with
the Nanscnrond.
The latter was a screw steamer of 3.230
lions and was I: uilt at Baltimore in lnn'i.
i J. M ( ‘eballoq cc ( 11., agents of tlm steam
or Mexico, said that the damage received
by their steamer was unknown.
The Dunn llmthero Fatally Injured.
PlillllY, O. T, lice. 24,—A deputy mar- i
* shal, who arrived from the (insane Country,
brings news of a serious accident to tho
tour Dunn brothers. They were in a wow:-
on In pursuit of some lawbroakers, when
u largo can of 11onch ignited, and all
four men were blown high in the air.
(Jun (11‘ them was hurt so badly bytbe
explosion that. ho mum died, and tho oth-
ers are said to be fatally injured. The
llunns ware once friends of the outlaws:
who did VV'ork along the. L'reok country
litre, but entire months ago tht y acteptetl
commissions lt'oru the. l nittd Hates gbv- ‘
’ornmerrt. for killing liittt rt' '0th 1nd 'Ini-
sa Jack, tVVo noted members of the old
'Dultorr gang.
The Raymond Bankers Pnnlnbnd.
l’urt..Ar'>r-:r.rrrr.\, llt't'. 'JI.—(‘harlou \V'.
Raymund, I‘X-pl‘Ilfililtllll. anti Edward 31.
Raymond, exa'ashier of tho Middletown
. National bank. who were found guilty of
misupplying tho fund-t of the bunk... were
sentenced by Judge Butler in the I'nltod
Stories district. court to seven years and
live months in jail. 112. M. Raymond lrtwi
also been found guilty of making lalw re i
ports to tbri r omptrolier of the t urremy,
but he was not H ntenced lorthia, it being
considered that the nth nsowns in coma 1:-
tion with the other and that tho punish-
ment. intlicted was sullhlent.
The. Grand River Honda.
WAIKLYEII, l. 'l'., line. Jt.——-1‘ho Grand
river tiood continues to rise, and new av-
erages a depth of from 70 to all fact. in the
channel. Great desolation is being cornered.
Houses, warrants and farm animals of all
deserlptionsnre seen iloatingdown tho tor: ’
rent. Men and women were found in tree-
tops where they had been for It". hours
without food. They Were rescued by a
party in boats. ilnu Woman was seen in
a wagon box'going down stream calling
for assistance but. so rapid was the cur-
reut that nothing could be done for be r.
Fire In a Jersey Pump “forte.
ELIZABETH N. Dev. ‘1. —-Fire de—
stroyed the corehotise of the Worthington
pump Vvork.~1,a one story Wooden struc
ture 100 feet square located at the foot of
Trumbull strent.’1‘hn fire is believed toi
have started from one of ‘ a number of I
ovens in the building. and within an hour‘
it destroyed the entire building. Valua-
ble molds were damaged so badly as to be
rendered Worthless. The loss on these to
estimated at :32? 000 and on the building
810. 000. The Singer sewing machine
works adjoining were badly scorched.
Herod Severed From Ilia Body.
NIAGARA ’P‘A‘tts, Dec. 24,—Willinm -
Weber, an employee of Glorr 8: Gridley,
eoopcrs, wasrun over and killed by an en-
gine In the Central yards hero. Weber's
head was severed from the body, the left
arm was cut. ofi’ .at. the shoulder and the
left legut the ankle. ’
More1 Indians on the Wlmth.
SILVER CITY. N. 111., Dec. 24,—The
commanding otlicer at Fort. Bayard has
received a message from San Carlos reser-
vation saying that 15 bucks left the reser-
vation in spite of the efforts of the auth0r~
ities to prevent their departure, with tho
avowed intentional joining the hand of
renegades now out?) ‘
Fitzgerald's Execution Postponed-
ST. Lot' rs Dec. 24. —The exocutlon of
the death sentence of James Fitzgeraldl
for the murder of his sweetheart, Annie,
Nnessens. has been postponed until Jan. .
:27, Milli. to give the governor time to ex—
amine into the (use.
Weather Forecast.
V. Cloudy and threatening weather; prob
able ahowara; southwesterly winds;
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601.. Am to Claim lilo fortune II
A‘ Minor From Cripple Creel:
Loses His Gold.
KB WM ON HIS WAY TO “GLAND.
ado-ovu- anmuu no. Wealth no
a can. a 80th 1'. Followed—«Robbed
and 'l'unlbly Boston.
N" You, Doc. 24. -- Charles W.
crawlers], who has just reached
the wool with n anuu little for on. loll
among thiovooaud loot a large part at It.
Crawford In a aturrly, well built. fellow
of 31. He In an Englishman, who has
been It Cripple Crook. (14110., trying his
kick at gold mining. lie was iairly sue. ,
coastal. but a week or two age be learned .-
thut there we» more money waiting tor '
him in England than ho would be likely :
to dig out at (‘rippiu Creek In a long time. ;
Bio father had died, leaving him lole .
heir to an estate or out), not) He gave up
his claim. alerted lor- New York and ex- ’
peeled in a day or two to sail for Liverpool.
0n reaching thin city the minor lurk in ;
room In a hotel, which he thinks was
near Bur-clay street. Then he ntarted out
early In the canning to no the nights.
In :50th street he met lnnr nrnlnblu
young men. who took him ton onlorm.
where they had several drinks. Crnwtord
indiscreetiy exhibited a handaome gold
watch and chain. which be valued at .
SIM) He also shunned a bright. new $330
gold piece. ~‘iomebody strum-stud a porno ,
of cards otter awhile. and Crawford rend
ily assented.
Then his four newly lcuml frie 1111s took
him to the fruit of Plum ltrect, where the
tugboat Adelaide Clay tied up for the'
night.
bunt, lighted a lamp and began to play
seven up at 81 a corner.
Wan on they Winner.
Crawford's gourd luck 111111111111eg had
not forsaken him. 110 was an easy win.
her. and all the money appeared to be
coming hil way. There was a goodly pile
of it on the table at ball past it! o'clock.
‘when suddenly all tour at the strangers
at the some time jumped from the table
and attacked the winner from Cripple
Creek.
They beat him ulmut the lace and head
until he fell to the cabin iloor. bleeding
and almost “their“, '1 1.1.": 11ml. all the
stakes from the table and de 'ftlv rennet. ed
(.rnwl'ord'o Watch and 1 halo and his gold
double eagle. Tin n the thieves usurped
Crawford dragged himself up to the
dock, and in South rlrci‘l be found
ltuuurismun Jackson and Pollen-man liar-
vey ll. Warn of tbotlld >lip station. They
had his wounds dressed, and he gave them
a description of lb. thich-a
One of the robin-19,1111 ~11111,VV'u~'about
so years old, nuoti.. r about 21.11an the re
mainirm thowm~ buys. about in years
old. All were moor tn fun-d. ’l'hr eldest.
was about .‘1 Ice: 11 inches tall and dressed
in dark niotlms.
The poiivu think they baV'on view to
the identity of the. firittn‘rh’. 'l‘bev mok
('leord burl; to the boat, but i‘. to...
~ than deserted. and nobody in the vieiztity
appeared to have any knowledge .oi the
robbery.
Crawford «lid not low all his ready cash.
for be exhibited to tho police. man 11 large
roll of greetibavks when beoti'cretl to treat
tlictn.
Ilia- face and head are terribly bruised.
bothoyes clomori, and his Irosn 1~ 1171-in out.
11.: an: 3’ t 1.- men, after into 1.1111,: him
down jumped on him 121th tin ir It :r. /
l' raw,lonl be’ 'nil'. going lot r.pplc t' {Ct-k
was in the drug lilislllr M
Tramps "old l'p in Tnln.
Mrruot'otu'a Ills , ll.-.c :I —— \ mixed
train of hotel it and pan-rang on. .11 on the ,
I outs and Padurnh railroad was in id
up at the depot In the outer part of the
‘ city by to gang of if. or :11! trzrrtrpp. who rev
timed to allow the 111. in to prom-d union-'4
they were mitt-t1 almnnl ’l' he operator at
the d-- put to lcyrnphn d to the rrmrah: ll, and
an engine rttrrietl u pol-w- to the an no of
the trouble. A hand to band conduct en.
fitted, and nix oi the cunt: errc arrrstetl
after they had been clubbed into submis-
slou.
Remorse [ruin to sun-1.1..
VS .1111 tower N. Y., 11w 21—5115. (‘.~.
Ila Martin, vaowas nonvn red of shoplift-
ing in the poll Hi :onrt and se 11!: need to
the House ot itnluuu tor “omen at llud
. son, hanged herarll with a towel 1n the
county Juli. She was about :2 years of
age and prepoismsing in appearance. .
Mrs. Martin was married two years ago,
but did not ll") long with her husband.
and her associations had lately been had.
She (fillYTIVadetl' her theft to the recorder,
but tool; but conviction hard.
Killed by I Dynamite Explosion.
(tarmac, lice. L'l.-.\ lrigbtlnl «lynx»
mite explosion on curred on section it of ‘
the drainage, canal, about a mile from the
arrmlltownot Ilomeovillc. Two men were
instantly killed and live totally and two
suturely imured. The dead are James Me.
Knight, llnnioi )lc.\llister. The fatally
injured are George Mel’ittrick, John Mc-
Flttrick, brothers: 11.: racv (l‘liourlw,
1 outs Kearney and John Mtthns, and tho
sorlouslybur‘t are \Iichnel Harrison and,
Hugh 0' Rourke.
Contract Awarded for IIa'tluhipn.
Wasmxorux, lien. .11. ~'lhe binard of
naval bureau chiefs. alter carefully con
sidering lor- scverol weeks the bids sub-
mitted tor building battleships .‘1 and n,
has recommended to Secretary Iler'bert
the acceptance of the bid of the Newport
Newn Utvdeck and fihipbnilding company
of \ irgrnla to construct both ships on the
plans at the new dt-[trrtrncnt for :2, L. '10, -
000 for ear: 1:
. Mcnmuflvo Boiler l. Inlet-ion.
Tonto), Der. ;.'l.-—'l' he boiler of a lo-
eomotive on the Pennsylvania railroad at
Princeton Junction expiurledf instantly
killing Thomas Palmer of Marion, 2". .I._
the engineer, and wrecking several cars.
The Human of the locomotiu: had tem-
porurily Iult it bemro the 1 xpiosion.
Burmulted Lon (”nun-d Suicide.
Pitlftillfilclii’ellt. S. Y.. lit-:2. L’l.-—-Gcorge
W. Kipp, a young farmer of ‘lilt: town of
Rhino-beck, shot himself through tho
heart. liespondency, caused hynnreouited
love for a young girl in l’hin; heck, is
said to have «11113111 him to suit ide.
Another Boston Failure.
BOSTOS. Dec. L'l.-—'l'he failure is an.
Bedhead ct (torrid. Hall .1: (‘11.. broker-2‘1 .
Exchange place. The [11.11511 in not a large
one.
German Airicnudrr Arrest HI.
Horst-.1311; lieu. :4.—-Atiu.pb Loudin
at Leipaic, Hermntzy..wns arrested here:
lor- channeling with $231,000.
ore from ,
They went Into the cabin ol' the * U .
‘ Furniture Dealers and General 1‘ o her-11
WORK GAL! it) D
The place
Repairing. ,
Trimming laud
Slum bettering in
Wright
Factory
and ; ;
Salesroom.
ilornor 11.11... on
Franklin Strata. It
Norwallt. tonn-
rou AND outrvnnuo FREE or r HARGE.
A MERRY CHRISTMAS.
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Our new line of Ladies’. Twentieth Century Enamel an
Kid Shoes is beyond question the finest in Nor-walk. ‘
Our Ladies’ Call and Seal Shoe, at $3. 50, for winter, muefi
not be forgotten.
A new Cloth Top Shoe, at 83, that is perfection itself.
The best line of Gent’s 82 serviceable Cork Sole Shoes yo
ever saw. We want you to see them.
Y our Shoes Shined Free.
hose. Children's '1‘ an and Black Leggin‘h, p
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Dainty Footwear
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\ store like ours VV mild give V- 11 many sttvrgestions for gift—giving. D9
throw your tourney away in idle notions. Let your tzifts assumes substauti
Let it be slim-s, and if they are tilse 1 '5 shoes we can guarantee that: the receife
be proud of theta. .\ch1' was stir it a stool. shown in Norwuik in point of qlt
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the Hardest Stroke
you could inflict upon us would he
loss of confidence in our integrity
_ ability to meet your every desire in‘
Hardware line; but we are so (2013'
pleasing you that we do! not. heat!“
invite you to inspect our entire stock.
For Christmhs presents we ‘
specialtyot fine Pocket and Tab!
lery,vvh1le our line of Peck 8t 3!! ‘
Skates cannot be eqtralled for the
money in any other make.
South Norwalk li'w‘d, (:1
42 South Main 5,
Changes cannot be guaran—t
teed the same day cop) is hand '
ed in. Every reasonable eilort
will be made to accommodaiei
patrons. but cliurrvoczrnrmi I.
insisted tune: as a ring l.t 1.1.11 i-i'
copy is sent in by 2 11'. «3....1
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JACOB m. LAv'ron‘
lire. lite and incident insuran . .1
liEll. ESTATE AND MOUSE ltEill;
Ocean Steamship Titlicb- and \teri
lirnlls, Loans {Negotiate-Vi and 1
Stocks Sold Ufllcc 6 Railroad Place '
next to Post titties, South Vorwalit. (: t.
1. o. reunions.
Paper Hanger. Caloiminot, P
And dealer In.
Wall Paper anti 1111.11.
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PP‘v-litliih bmle of fill) l'nw 1m
in the atternoenof the din 01' 1 1th M .1
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lfore change is desired. i use... a hfifdffl‘éwfih'yofifi‘
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