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rosin 6r“
Notice is hereby given that the Board of
Ballet for the Town of Sorwalk. on the
assessment llstot lull». wiilmeot in the
selecuaeu‘s olllne. Monday. January tith,
at 0 o'clock p. in: \‘edneeday evening.
January Nib, at ”io‘cioclr; Saturday. Jan-
uary ilth. all! o‘clock p. ru.; Welinosdey
owning. January liah. at io'clock: statur-
day. January Isth. at 1: o'clock. p. um
Wednesday evenin , January 32d. at "
o’clock. andfiatur ay, January 235“). at‘:
o‘clock p. m.. for the purpose of hearing
and determining any and all appeals
made to them from the doings of the as.
sensors. ,
The lioard of lteliof will meet with the
assessors aria joint board. January lath.
at it o’clock p. ru.. for tho purpose of abat-
ing the polls of sick and indigent. persons.
B s. Klii'l'li. _ “ Board
HENRY Si-ii’hitll'fi. } oi‘
JAMES M. LANE. Relief.
Norwalk, Conn. December 94, 1M.
d2? llu
city‘saaiiairzuzr
Notice is hereby given that the Board of
lieliel‘ for the City of South Norwalk will
meet. on Monday. January bib. 1896, at 2
o’clock p. ru.: Friday. Januaay 10th, liiiltl,
\Vcducsduy. January lath. brill, chncw
day. January 2'3nd, illllii, Tuesday. January
28th. Wild. at 7::lll o‘lock p. m., at the Coun-
cil Chamber. on liaviiand strait, in said
city. for the purpose of hearing and deter.
mining all appeals from the doings of the
City Assessors in tho list. of mull.
CilAltl. IS F. HALLOUK,
RUlllClt’l‘ M. \VlllL'OX.
Board at Rollef.
Dated at. the Cit of South Norwalkdhe
26th day of Decent or, 18H).
den 5 23
Public notice is hereby given to all per-
sonsinterested in the construction and ex«
tension of the railway of the Norwalk
Tramway company from its tracks on
South Main street. near Monroe street.
throtmb, over and upon Monroe. (Jhcsh
nut, Concord and said South Main streets
to th. bridge on Meadow street. all in the
city of South Norwalk. that a public
hearing upon theplans and application sub-
mitted tothemayoraud Courtoi (Your-
moo Council of said city. by said corn-
pany.lor such construction and eaten
alou, which plans and application are
now on file in the office of the city clcrk,
where they run be soon, will be held by
the mayor and cart of Common Corm-
cilat the Council chamber. in said city.
on Monday, December 30th. 1595, at H
o clock p. m.
Dated at. said city. the 26th day of lie-
cernber, ism. JOSEPH TAYLOR.
d2fi 4t. City Clerk.
amNOTICE 1"“
All persons having hills against the City
of S'mth Norwulk arc rcqrrcstcd to prcsent
the same to tho undcrsigocd, on or before
Monday, rho :lmh inst" for payment by
the present. B lard of (i‘orrncilmcn.
JOSEPH l‘AYlltllt. City Clerk.
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CANDYW
the finest in the city, choice of
16 kinds at 2 lbs. for 25c
Oranges. l’ufs.
Raisins. Currants, Jams.
While Grapes, Celery.
AND
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Physiiipjwomenl
M98 llii. ii. A. BUllFflflll.
Can be Consulted at her office
342 Broad St . Bridgeport, Dona,
from 10 a. m. to 7 p. In. any dav except Sunday
The Doctor is a re.u'sr physician. and for
thv past aim-noon years has made 1hr Dbl
EASaS 0t WOMENA siecralty. Ln lee suf-
trrini: from my difficulty in :trientto'he sex
can consult Dr. Gull «ford in the strictrst con-
rmenne. with the assurance or receiving
the most. skilliui and scientific suarment
known to modern surgery and mmlcine.
Home care with nurse furnishel when requir-
ed. 'l‘rrms nvoderatu. All letters p'omptly
replied to. inclose stamp. ml 96 tf
our» «08le sullilis Bird
51 Washington street.
linen daily from 9 to wgmuand‘from Ito.
3 p :n.. and on Monday evenings from 7.00 8
Winter-eat allowed on‘ deposits.
ALDEN SOLMANSJ’nst.
lot-1N H. FEBRIS. ‘Vioo-Prost.
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n limslt, souls lsnnllr m Vicinity
During their Diurnal lemmings.
six-anal a Intuition in Now York stuto.
Tho Norwallr Liodcrkrnnz will hold
:1 Christmas celohration in ihoir hull.
Sunday night.
dwlarral a lanai-annual dividend
throc pcr mat.
Invitations urn out for tho sociable to
bc givou by Pho'nix Ermine company
at tho Athcria-uru. chnosday owning.
January l. .
’l‘hc Tcnummncc Reform assrxdntiou
will hold thoir nuptial; tomomlw at
Mrs. Kcndricks', ll (‘hcstnut elm-t.
South Norwulk.
Tho Christmas festival of tho Sunday
school of St. Pvtor's church will be bold
tonight at 7 o'clrxj-k. in thc church on
North Main sir-cot.
Frank Brmks. of Now (Jinnah. «has
wound a position with tho Atlantic and
Pacific Tea company. of Norwalk. and
starlcd on his duties Thursday.
Attorncy (icorrzo A; Hormocker is
M‘lll‘illllllfl tho town words for informa-
tion cr‘luccruing bounties oifcrcd to sol-
diers collating from this town ui'tcr 1801
to thc close of the war.
Quitcn rlclogntion of tho rumnbcrs of
thc Norwalk Chapter. Duuuhtcrs of thc
American Rcvolutiou. will attend thc
rcccption of Small Ludlow ('lurptor at
Seymour. Now Year's day.
W. M. Tcrryd' Co. will soil about
22,51lil1munds of iurkcys during the
holidays and fifteen tons of pork.
Tho day bcforo Christians thcy had
about '200cnlls for turkeys.
Tho mombcrs of Mrs. (looms R. By‘
ington's Sunday school class of (imcc
church, have prosentcd her with a hand-
sornc diamond pin in token of thccstccru
in which she is hold by them.
A fire of mysterious origin startwi
ycstcrdny in tho blowing room of tho
South Norwalk Hat Forming company.
Two or times pails of watercxtinguishcd
tho blnzc beforo any drunngc was donc.
Th‘c Junior Christian Endeavor socio—
tics of tho Norwulk (‘onm'cgntional
churchand tho South Norwalk Baptist
church will hold a joint rucctilur. Sun-
day ul'lcrnimu lit .3 o‘clock. in llu- luttcr
church.
'i‘hc sumrmu’y of thc Weakly Rucord
for tho ourrcnl. wcr-k crcdits Norwalk
with sown solos of rcnl i-statc. and
mortgages :nuouutiug to $3.800, as
against fivc salcs and $13,265 inortgngos
for tho corrcspondlng work lost your.
hub of tho popular Y. M. (f. A. song
sorvicos will bo givcn at tho Norwalk
ilpcra Homo. Sunday aftcrnimu. Sucro-
tury Jackson will lcnd the meeting. and
the subject of his talk will bu illustrated
by a powcrful stcrnopticon. Mandolin
solos ‘will be rcndcrcd by H. J. Hipson.
Knbaosn Eucampmcut,‘ I. (l. O. F..
has clcctcd thirso r‘ifiiccrs; (7. P.. Harry
A. Smith: H. P.. C. \V. Hodgcs, S. \V”
Hcrbort W. Kemp; scribe. St. John Mer—
rill; mussurcr, B. S. Kcith, J. W'.. (I. W.
Litfcll. A public installatiim of tho oili-
Juuuaryil. _ ‘
Miss Lillie (llmstond, of Wilton.
twouty yours of ago, was arrcstcrl in
Now Cannon for vagruncy. Shc was
brought bcforc Judge Sillirnan and tho
casc wnsudjourncd to got wituosscs.
until Thursday. January :2. In tho
mountinrc the prisoncr isbcing dciztirl-
cd at the Now Janna" town farm.
Abraham Alls‘ulot, of Danbury, died
rcccntly at tho ago of sixty-fivc yours.
Ho went to Danbury forty 'yczrrs‘ugo
dud (-utorwl rho cmploy of WV. A. & A.
r , E‘WVGES l ,
airlhh‘iGI-UE . 8)
M. Whitc. witli" whom ho remained
t venty-fivc yours. Then he was cm-
ploycd tcn yours by J. J. Asch, of South
N on milk, commuting between this place
and his homo. Ho retired from active
life five years ago.
Henry Srafiord. of ‘ South Norwallr,
who broke his collar bone six weeks ago
while at work in New Rochelle, and
was obliged to go to the almshousc for
I . treatmpnt, has fully recovered and. will
enter the employ of the Pennsylvania
Bridge ccmpnny. Mr’. Stafford speaks
very highly of the kind treatment he
rsccivcd at the hands of Keeper Churlcs
.Hoyt and wifc, of the almshonsc, and
cxprcsscs his gratitude to them in wry
warm terms. _.. __ _ ‘
Gus. B. Tobey has arranged with thé
Raymond & (Iomstock company to rcpre-
si-ntthcm over his, old territory in tho
East. Duringthc mason. when \Vcst-
cm and Southcrn buyers are in the
market. he. will be at the New York
office. 13 Ast 7r placc. ‘Ho will also take.
in parts of the East and New York state.
Mr. Tobcy has boon identified with the
but trudr- for tho past thirty-liner) yours.
and for the past seventeen years with
em: & Knapp—American Batter.
Ions oi Tho firings they See and Hear
Barry L. Btlt‘hl. of Latvia strain, has
The National Blink of Norwalk has
of
curs will take plncc Thursday night-.i
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Homer ,N. Yunnan. fin-randy o! Nor-
wnllr. sad Eartha A. (lunar, were mar-
riod in Now York city on Christians day.
Mrs. (hair-w W. Bradley‘s Not-wall:
llullflflillllt‘ rcccptioa chair and a piano
stool.
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Working liml For ills Constituents
A Washington dispatch says: ion-
irwssmau Hill. of Norwalk. attondcd tho
first meeting of tho banking and curren-
cy courmittoo. Monday. Ho 8901118
much pleased with having boon assign-
od to so proruincut n placc in tho byes of
tho moplo. When it is nuncmlaamd
that some important lugisluiiou will
doubtless conio boforc tho cmnnrittoe
this missionaiud when it is rcalizcd. also.
that Mr. Hill is a now rucmbcr. he will
surcly have rcnson to congratulato him-
sclf at lining plat-ml in such a colrapicw
ousplacc. Howevcr. Mr. Hill's {orall-
iarity with lainking litters-sis undo-s him
a fit man for a plucc on tho currcucy
cormuiib-o. and it was this, doubtlcss,
that causcd Spoukor Rood, wlwn mak-
ing out his committcc list. to l‘t‘llll‘llillt‘l’
tho Norwalk srntcsrnan.
Tho (‘ouucciir'ut rlclcgalcs incongrcss
llrlvc crircfully looked itfli'l‘ tho iutcrcsts
of tho Nutmcg slain in thc ncw tariil'
bill. Composition" Hill has thc old Mc-
Kinlcy schedule on tobacco roplilcvd. It
isclairucd by tho dolvgaliou that lobar»
co minors in (.‘oiuwcticur havo sufi‘ortxl
gn-ut loss by tho Wilson schcdulc on to-
bacco. nndthc quickcr the .‘licKinloy
rates art- malarial tho moro ploasod will
rolawcoraiscrsiu Conuwticut bc. At
lcast. that is what Mr. Hill thinks of tho
nulttcr. and his right to spook authori-
tativcly cannot be ourwtionod. sirlcr‘ ho
rcprcsonts our of thc inmost tobacco
gmwingdistrictsin thc United States.
styles and Colors.
As thr- scnson advanccs and new
stylcs arc prmiucod it is more and more
cvidcut that round crowns. sonic of
thorn slightly tapering. arc to bc largely
shown for lino trlulc. 'l‘hc {It‘lli‘l'lll iridi-
cations are for highcr crowns. 5'4 to iii2
docp bring cruisidcml lill‘tlllllll. lloth
curls and brims vary according to tho
tastc and individrudity of tho rndkcr.
D'ilrsays and round curl-e. willr various
modifications. our soon. and brirus arc
not flat. nu-diurn.or rolh-d with grcar
impartiality. No outlwutic information
is yot to lit! had rcgarding tho stylcs to
ho issuod by tho grout lmrdcrs, although
rumors an- n-plcniy. homo wry cxtrcmo
stylca. :ippnrmitly of fill'i‘lllll rrurkc, lnm'
uppcarcd up lll Broadway during tho»
past. month. ’l‘hcso iizrvo round crowns
portion living 5'; to 5‘2 dccp with 131 to
17,, bruins. in soft hats. tourists scll
whoa anything draw. and flaw is no
iuuucdiatv dongor that tlu-y will 5:0 out
of style. Brown holds lhc suprclnm-y
in color, but pctwla will bu brought our
and pushcd lair-r. both in soft and still"
li:it.~:.—Aiucric:m Haiti-r.
THE TURKISH SlTUATiON.
Russia Would Poirot-fully Administor the
Ahirs n! the Disturbed Districts.
PARIS, Ilcc. 2H.-—.~\ dispatch roccivod
born from St. Pctorsburg says that tho
Russian mlnistor for foreign nilalrs,
Princo Lobanoifltostovslry, discussing
the situation of Arrnonln,_is rcportod to
havo said: ‘ '
"ll invited by all the powers or by at
least three of them. of which tircat Brit-
ain must Do our. Russia would ho able to
paciilcaily administer tho disturbed prov.
lanes of Anatolia, but the czar must ho
assured of tho on port of Europa. "
bosons, Don. tgit-«A Viorrna dispatch
to The Daily Na '5 roporm“ that a (‘on-
stuntiuoplo tolcgmm rocoived thcro says
that. a rumor is mrrront that tho Amari-
cuns rafuso to rmrognizo tho principlo upon
which for-sign warships am oxc-lurl unom
the privilege of passing through i.‘ ilar-
dausllss.
- Tho Constantinople dispatch to Tim
Chronicle says: "it. is rumored that tho
llothschilds bavo ngrccd to ndvancc to
'l'urkcy £2,000,000 against a new tax of ::
plasters per case on potrolcum. "
BATTLES-Hi? KENTUCKY.
Twin Sister of Rumour-go Named In Honor
of the Blue Grass Stan.
Wasuruorox. llcc. 28,—Tha twin slstcr
of the now battleship Konrsargo has been
named by Scrrotary Herbert after the
stats of Kentucky.
it has boon tho custom of tho navy de-
partment to defer the announcement of
tho name of a new vosscl until just hoioro
the launch. but as congress itself has an-
ticipated the selection of a nnmo‘in the
case of the Kcarsarge it was believed to
be butter to name her sister ship at once
instcad of allowing bur to bo known for
the throo years she will be under construc-
tion as battleship No. 6.
In the selection 0: n namc the secretary
was obilgud by tho gunural not of congress
to make his choice from the llst'cf states
at tho Union. Excupting the Kenrsargo.
specially nomad by congress, of the five
first class battleships built or authorized
Now England stands sponsor forum, the
Massachusetts; tho middle wnst two, In-
diana and Iowa: tho Pacific coast our», the .
Oregon, and the south one. the Kentucky.
Young Tripp a Suicide.
Porrouxicrarsrrr, N. Y., Ilcc. flax—Alfred
N. Tripp, «iii years of one. has committed
suicide. lls recently {all hair to an estate
of $300,000. left to him by his father, 8.
Vincent Tripp. founder of the Tripp cle-
vptor in New York. and it is believed that
the responsibilities attached to the proper
handling of this money affected his mind.
l-lo has been acting strnn'guly for some
weeks past and has man! than once 2' ~
marked that lilo no l0l‘lil‘3i' had any charm
for him. He cht to his barn at; ilo'clock
yesterday morning, undo low hours later
his body was found by his,‘ coaohmnn
hanging from a rafter. Tripp have: a
- widow. , ,_
Burglars o’et Moonwalk of
music pupils haw promoted lior with a‘
with cxtrvmvlv narrow brims, tho pro-k
l human, in... Dec. 2H.—D. M. Howard.
' while walking harmonious tho tracks. A, 1
Jewels in New York.
M
AT A MADISON SQUARE BBBIDBHOB
lllrs. ltardsa (lets llama [from the Opera
to Iliad All Bar Jewel cuss Imptlod.
The This": ”ad Just Lots the lion-s.
A late to the lions. Also 0mm.
Nan Your. Duo. rail—Mr. and Mn. 1.
Townsend litrrdenol 5 liladison ulnare
north went to the opera last night with
their daughter. having their two sons and
six servants to cars for the boom At 10
o'clock those left in the house retired. At
10:30 William. the illiquid-old son. heard
some one moving about in his father’s
room on the second floor. He went down
stairs and found tho door of the room
looked. Thinking his isthnr had returned
from the norms and had looked himsolf in
the room. William wont up stairs and re-
tired to bad.
At midnight Mr. and Mrs. Bordon and
their daughter returned from the opera.
and upon entering their house disoovorotl
that the place had been visited by bur-
glars. Mrs. Bunion rang thoAmorican
district telegraph burglar alarm. hian- .
agar Fred lien was in tho cities at Broad. ‘
way and Twenty-sixth street when tho
alarm came in.
He suns two inussengcr boys in auswor
to tho nail, and finally want to the house
himself.
l “l havo beau robbed of everything! All
our jewels are gone!” exclaimed Mrs.
llurdon.
Bee ran out and summoned a pollca~
man. A crowd gathered at tho door, and
some one from a roar window of the lio-
tol Brunswick. adjoining the house, tired
of! a pistol. This broughtmoro policeman.
The house was searched. and the double 3
doors loading irom tho basement to thu’
Itruet were upon. A rear window was
also open.
Mn. llnrdeu at once examined bcr
Jewel cam and found that they had alla
been daspolled.
Not a Valuablo Artielo Left.
The that thing sbo missed was a $15,000
diamond neuklaro. But evorything was '
gone. Not a valuable articlo of jnwolry i
had boon left to bar cxcopt what she had
worn to tho opcrn. She told Boo that the
stolen jewels Wcro worth “5.000.
A district niossonger boy was sent to
police headquartura to summon Chief l
Coniin. and anothcr went in search of.
Captain Pickett. At 1 o'clock a dozen;
detectives and policemen Wars in tho 1
house. .
in the midst of tho nxoiiomontn burglar ;
alarm went off in the rcsldcncu of David E
Stevenson. adjoining the Burden manv‘
slop. Then tho police rushed into the 5
Stovrnson dwolling and found a window i
open. but no burrrlrrrs. l
The family had hoard some ouo prowl- ,
lug around tho dining room whilo tho pt» I
lice warn searching for the burglars in
tho Bunion residuum. l
In the meantime Mr. Burden discovorod i
that his safe had boon opcned, and a num- l
bar of certified chucks, togethor with a'
larrzs sum of money, had been stolen.
Mrs. Bordon was unnbio to toll just 2
what was missing. but said that at loast l
$65,000 worth of diamonds and jewelry!
had been carried away. .
The pollm: wars of tho opinion that the l
burglars had got into tho honsc through 3
[ho snrond story window. using a laddor,
from tho yard. 1
A stablc at 7 East 'l‘wcnty-scvcnth 3
snout. was found opcn, and it is supposed ‘
tho burglars hroko through the stable.
climbed a roar iouco nudihcu put a lad-
der to tho Window,
Onto l-‘alnnualfihlp Sunk.
Purmpsrrura. ill-c. lip—luminance.
vino recoivcd born that tboh‘orrnnu ship
llrcmcrluiven. (.‘aptuln Snake, from Plilliir
dolphin for (lhrmtenay, with 348.092 gal
ions of naphtha lu barrels, valued at
$29.8ril-i, has boon abandoned at sea in a;
sinking condition. All hands worn snvcd
and landod at St. )iirtliur'l's. 'l‘ho liro~
morhavou was formerly tho. onco famous
American ship .l. Montgomery. built in
Portsmouth. N. ll., in iNl’i‘J. and was
1,042 tons l‘iszlflllll', 170}, foot long, mm.
(cot boom. 2'1“. foot doup, and was ownin
in lircmorbnvun by l). llciniohs. Both
vessel and cargo woro insured.
Fatal Explosion of "lastingfinwdon
HAZELTOH. 9a., Dco. 2H.—-—lly tho ox-
‘pioaion of 1.70 sticks of dunlin and 1,000 .
pounds of black powdor thrco mon were
killed at Van Wycklo’s No. ll stripping.
Their names oro llart Torncy. minor.
aged 23 years: Andi-ow Lawrence, laborcr.
aged 2:3 years. and William (iirnrd, flro—
man. aged 13* yours. 'l'hcro being no othor
persons in tho vicinity at tho limo. 'tho
oxact causo of the explosion will never ho
known. Tip: explosion took place at tho
powder'lrousv..wlrlivh his short distance
from No. "i.l'.-l boiler rooms. Their bodios
were buried a great distance and terribly
. bruised and manglod.
The Trans-Mississippi Exposition.
OMAHA, Doc. Era—Tho Trans-Mississip-
pi and International exposition of 18ml
has been launched. Tho oonrmittoo met
with Prcsidont Waller and Socrotary J.
E. Utto. A subcommittee composed of
C. S. Montgomery, L. ll. llrndley and G.
W. Wattles was appointed for incorpora-
tion, with capital of $1,000,000, for ten
years.
Mining Exchange In Salt Lake City.
- SALT LAKE Curr, Dec. flit—As a result
of the mining boom in Utah a mining ox-
changs has been opened here with a mem-
bership of about 100 of the leading brokers
and business men oi“ the city. The busi-
ness of the exchange is trading in min-
ing, railway and bank stocks
St. Louis Lowers Ber Record.
NEW YonK. Dec. sit—The American
liner St. Louis arrived at the lightship at
10:41 last night, making the passage in
6 days, 13 hours and 19 minutes, thus
eclipsing her best previous westward reo-
ord by 2 hours and 89 minutes.
Death or n. w. norm-d.
father or Baroness ,Van Tuyii‘oll, use,
Blanche Willis Howard, the novelist, died
here. Mr. Howard was a cousin of Gen.
oral Oliver 0. Howard He was 79 years
old. . . ‘
Perhaps W. Can Stand It.
Lennon. Dec. 28,—The Times says in
its financial article that .it understands ,
that the Rothschilds haradenlinod to take '
any part of an issue of American bonds.
Wealth! Brewer Killed.
Dramas, N. Y.. Dec. 23 —Henry
Flock. a wealthy brewer of this city, was
killed bye Lake Shore passenger train
‘ o-cd the some day copy is hand
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worm narrows, nuns and ransom“! 1':
SILKS, STAMP“) 90005.
and CARPETS.
SEWING MiBHlllES.
SON,
Has a newline
Ladies’ Overgnitérs, 25c and 50c to 31.50.
Our new line of Ladies’ Twentieth Century Entitnbl and
Kid shoes is beyond question the finest in Norwalk. ‘
Our Ladies’ Golf and Seal
not be forgotten.
A new Cloth Top 91109, at
ever saw.
Your Shoes Shiued Free.
Shbe
:33, that is perfection itself.
The best line of Gent’s 82 serviceable Cork Sole Shoes you
We want you to see them. “
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A store like ours would give you many surzgesiions
throw your money away in idle notions.
Let it bc shoes, and if they are Olsc i’s sh:
be mud of them. Never was such a
an variety.
Slut:
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lainty Footwear ' '
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for giftczivinz. n-fnot”
Let. your Elflri assume a subsiaotial l« nu.
loss We can guarantor: that the receiver will
kshown in Nor-wall; in point of quail” .
OLSEN.
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Ordi‘outv allay Will Giv» You an Endow
heat of Ilaill. payabir tn-yourseli it“, you llv»
With in urancedike everything aim .the best
s the cl oaprst.
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LIFE leURANCi Company.
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ll bc mode to uccommodnlc
Irons but clraugccamml .llv
mlcrl upon as a ”girl units»
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it is maul «l'l'liu
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'ore change) is desired.
, ill" ll rdso more
you could inflic Yuponr us would hi “I.
loss of confidcnce in our lfltfitrily my]
ability to meet. your every desire in the
Hardware line; but. we are mconfldcntofi
pleasing you that we dol not MM to ‘ .
invite you to [inspect our satin stock. .
For Christmas presents we mate a
specialty of fine Pocket and Tabla Cl“
lcry, while our linen! Peck dc Snydc!
Skates cannot be equalled for the suns
money in any other make. . Q
, Snub Norwaik H'w'd.llu.. ‘
42 South Main St. ‘
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in, lite and Accident insurer:
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at: lltaf‘ts Loan:- Nruotiatvd and
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....., Public. Acknowledgments
miles. .
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can Paris: rail Burners.
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hwy: tor lDoW‘lNl‘n. on notice h'ml.
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at $3.50, for winter, must i .
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hose Children's Tan and, Black Loggins. at Si, f
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