t W I 2 1%:
Milli: liEllE All! It
‘ SEII'IIEL’S man
.00! at Thaw M 300 and Hair
hm M Malt lad Violalty
III-u M Ilarnl lamina. .
B. L. Baker‘s dog was polmncd yea-l
tel-day.
The boat Lizzie McWiIliams is at Ray-
mond Brothers' wharf.
J. Morris Benedict is today moving
into his new residence in West Main
street.
F. W. Brown. of Washington sm-et.
drew the chickens at Gustave Pitacr‘s‘,
last night. ;
The barge Hornet has arrived with ’t "
cargo of coo tons of Pocahontas coal for:
John H. lt‘erris.w_~_ l
Manager J, B. Morris. ”{ n“. (39mm! l chapel on Bcrkclcy strwt tonight.
Telephone exchange. is supplying his;
patrrms with new tcleplume directories. i
The Young Men’s Christian asstwia-
tion will hold a benevolent society scr-
n'ee at the Nor-walk Opera House. Sun.»
day. February 9.
Charles R. Baker tune-dos night ticket
clerk at the depot. last night. taking the
place of his brother Elton. who is work-
consultation of doctors has been held.
chclcrs‘ assrx-iation. is in Hartford to.
day attending the annual meeting of thc i
association.
d
- , plantain. .-
nu. Mary 3. Ottomaf Bayvlowavo- "" ’meiwi‘lk‘“ MW“
nae. is slowly “18 from a ”w“, ; married Sunday evening at the parochial
illness. :msidcncc. by Rev. J. B. Daugherty.
fMiss Katherine '1'. Winona. a cistern!
Butler Lodge will rehearse the third the guano. was bridesmaid and James
degree tonight. All officers are enact-.Ualiill was best luau. Only near rela-
ed tube present. __ _ itives wum prescnt. Afterthccowmony
Harold. son of Mr. and Mrs. Thcotlorc‘a Wedding ropam w” “3”“! M the
Stone. of School street. is scriomdv mshonwuf ML and Mrs. James Unhill.
with the measles. ' i where Mr. and Mrs. Whoue will reside.
_ . ”r1... wuplcwcre serenaded last night
Th“ tnal 0' Ill“ “”11"” "“5“"! “I ;.with tin horns and palm 'Tho semanti-
TUIIBF'H "MW" “'m “WNW" MUM” iors wcn- invited in and refn-sluncnts
morning. February 3. ,
1 wow scrved.
_Uur Lion lcnwsarc purc. brilliant Th" ”'1" F‘ E' club" he“ " bum?“
and famous. Dr. Stanley (‘. Univ &,mcctmg ycstcrduy after-awn, at winch
(.30.. N, North Main street. South lion : the following otllccrs wcreoloctcd: Presi-
walk. gdcut. Miss Lulu Shrayer: vicepnrsidcnt.
' :Miss Blanchc Aiken; sefletary. Miis
Mm. F- H. RW‘ catertainwl 1M'iFlorcaccLondon;treasurer, Miss liar-'-
pupils in shorthand and their friends. ion “man“,
last evening. at her schml rooms. i
I Dr. tiamucl chcncy has rcturned to
. his
St. Paul‘s Chapter. Daughters of the. hump i" Ncwburg after at “him
King. will hold a social meeting at the 5 visit With Mr. and Mrs. Mlclnud bliccdy.
Mrs. John Riley, of Now Haven,
. formcrly of Winnipauk. is visiting Mrs.
David Hughes. of Main street. Nor-iWilliamUnaumxl.
walk. lics in a critical condition. it Sevcmlcascs of mumps and phlegm.
ipox have broken out in Winnipauk.
.-\_ W. Austin. [mummy of the Stiltci Edwanl Underbill has rctumcd from
sif‘in Port. (‘hcstctx
. a V:
i
. Annual looting ol Stockholders.
~-~-——- . 3 At the annual meeting of the loans-
Tht) ofilccrs recently appomted by lhf‘ l bury 6: Bisscll mmpany. held this morn-
tl Snot Uranus,
, l8 "
Evaporatod Apploa. Inc. It
“ Paaohoo. IOo. "
20 Ioalna 25o Apricots, l3o. “
FAIIOV GOLDEN DRIP SYRUP, 06.00”".
F. o. uwrorl r. c
0., 22 South Main Street.
Wide Awake!
Meat buyers in the twin citics wastct
no time looking for the right place to doi
their markcting. thcy know all about it.
already. If you‘re a nctvcomer in town ‘
you nccdn't look eithcr—comc and sci-
us. Homo title lamb this chk ; lcgs loo,
ft‘lrwluartcrs. 5c. Prime rib roast. l'.’c ;
flvsh pork, To.
New York Market:
. FRANK 5. “£85, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.
EDWARD STREET.—
GRAND OPENING OF
“Old and Reliable."
Our Special for this Week
WILL I:
$I2.00
Overcoats,
$7.50!
Fast color blue and black kersey, this season's
make, all new cat and very desirable garments.
They must be seen to be fully appreciated. They
are coats that give the impression of being 8|5.oo
ing days during Agcnt Hums‘ sickness.
Company F veterans will: assemble at
the Y. M. C. A. parlors. tonight at N
o‘lock. fora business meeting. After-
ward they will eat and make merry at
the Not-walk Hotel;
Mrs. William Bartram will cntcrtain
the Opportunity Circlc of King's
Daughters. of the Nonvalk Baptist
church. at her homc in Harrict street.
Thursday afternoon.
Judge Curtis. of the (lourt of (trunnion
Pleas. has rendered his finding in the.
case of C. R. Hoyt vs. Rose Guaraicri.
now before the Superior Court, to the
at 'orney‘s interested.
The sloop Caution. Captain Fwd Lyon.
with three anchors out. dragged at
Sound Beach. during the gale last Wcok.
and her topmast was broken. She was
otherwise damaged. I
This cvcm’ng Dr. A. H. Baldwin and 1
his team of Norwalk players will be the i
guests of the Bridgeport Chess club and I
the Bridgeport boys will make an cffort
> to retrieve their previous defeats.
Charles Matthews. the pugilist, says
that he was not whipped by Fred Mc-
Girr. Thursday night. He says. how
ever, that the fight was really dcclarcd
a draw. It was for eight rounds for
points only.~—Danbury News.
The entertainment connnittoc of Un-
cas Tribe'of Red Men met last night and
decided to hold a smoker in the new
Wigwam in “'ushingten street, Thurs-
day. February 6th. Tonight the chicf's
degree will be confcn'ed on several can-
didates. ‘
At the annual banquet of the grain ‘
, atc members of the Theta Delti Chi
fraternity, held last Friday night in
Hartford. (Earl A. Harstronmf Norwalk.
president of the Grand Lodge. made an
address.
The revival services began last nigh
at the First Methodist Episcopal church
with a largc congregation and very
great interest. Several requested pray-
ers. W. (T. Wooden. the evangelist.
was in great voice anti rclnmncd and
moved thc’congrcgaticn with his solos.
Thc fnncral of Miss Nellic Griffin was
largely attended at St. 'Mary's church.
Sunday afternoon. About two lum-
drcd employees of Roth «5: Gold.
schmidt's corset factory. fomicr shop-
mates of ...thc deceased. were present.
The flowers were pretty and numerous.
p—Welsbach Light. Percy Ferris.
The Ellis Musical club will meet to.
morrow night with Mrs. (I. S. St. John.
Elizabeth street. A largely attended
and profitable rehearsal was held last
night with Miss K. (lcrmond Viwburgh. 1
Livingstone place. A pleasant featurcl‘
was 'a surprise collation by John .\l.i
Monroe.
S. T. Dutton. formerly principal of
public schools'herc, and now holdinga
similar position at Brooklinc. Mass., was :
Cit." Council Of NOY'WNk “"‘W 3W9?“ i“ ’ ing at thc company'sottim inWinnipauIt.
b." Milym‘ Wheeler. “I the Council : J. A. Osborn. (i. M. Holmes. C. U. C.
mans, last night- EBctts. Engcnc L. Boyer aml J. ('. Ran-
5 noon.
I buycrs.
(han‘ge Lycctt, of Norwalk. who left i
for the South this tuonling, was pre- I
seated. just befovc leaving. with a purse ;
of $135, made up by his many friends. j
A largmclcvatov. for landing bccf. is;
bcing constmctul on thc east sidc of thc .
South Norwalk Bccf company's houscv
:on Ann strcct. It will bc. used to unload;
: 'ars.
Thc Mcndclssohn Qnartcttc. of South
Norwalk. will sing at thc illllfiffilfl‘ll‘
Y. M. (I. A. song scrvicc in the. Non!
walk OpcmHousc. ncxt Sunday :It’tcrn
0
Asa Pct-k. formerly of Norwalk. who;
Icft Scribncr‘s in Ncw York to go to San
Fransisco. has accepted a luc utivc prisi- .
tion with the Dcming-Palmcr Milling ‘
c nlpauy. aml is doing niccly. Hc likcs!
t 1c country iltmlcncscly. ‘
Thc Norwalk club has cxtcudetl its !
hospitality to Rcv. l'. M. Scllcck. who’
will read the advance sliccts of his con -
ing history of Non'alk to thc mclnhcrsf
of thc --lub and their friends. sonic cvcn- 3
ing before Lcnt. __~
....._ ,
John Harty. a wcll-known vcsirlcnt of i
Franklin :lvcnuo, wliosc scl'ious illncss
ofpncumonia has been noted in thcsc;
columns. is on the road to rccovery.’
which will be plcasing ncws to his.[
friends. i
.\ special prayer service aml busincss;
met-ting of the Sunday school tcachcvs
of thc South Norwalk (‘ongm‘gationali
church will be hcld at 7:45 o'clock this:
evening.
Two Wcstport young incn wcn- driv-
ing around thc corner of Wall and Main .
strcct. this morning. when thc whccl l f
their carriage caught in tho trolloy
tracks and they wr-rc throwni
out. ()ncof thcmburt his kncc. Tl‘cl
horse was gentle. and stoppml whcn the l
accidentoccum‘d. __ i
No one should forget thc cake sale to
morrow afternoon and cmning at M's. ?
(iaylord‘s. it (”rest-cut Torrace. under?
the auspices of thc South Novwalk Bap-.1
tist church. 'l‘hc prlx-ccds will lw used ’
t ) defray thc cuwnsc of pnwhasing ncw
cat‘fwt for thc auditorium of thc church.
G.) and aid :1 good causc and buy sonic
dclicious cakc.
’Entcrpr'ising Advertisers.
(i, H. Aisfilllt'pt'.s ncw advertiscnmnt ‘
today contains all itcln of intcrcst to
evcry houschold. Road it. You will
find it of intcrcst.
An invitation that includes everyone
will bc found in thc. space «wcupicd by
the advertisement of thc National Gar-
mcnt Cutting company today.
S. B. \Vilsou has some Vgot 1d houscs
which he will exchange for a storc or
mcrchandisc. and thc othcrs hc will soil
on the installna'nt plan.
L. H. Dockcr still suc-ccds lll gcttiug
and selling somc bcautiful pattc/jns in .
wall papcr at tigmcs which will as§onislii
l
i
Thcrigbtplaccto do your markcting:
is at the Ncw York markct.
dlc were clcctcd directors for the ca-
sniug ycar.
At a subsequent meeting of thc dinc
tors (‘.. ll. (3. Betts was elected prcsidcnt
and E. L. Boyer gcncral managv-r, sccrc
tary and trcasul'cr.
"Thosc pcoplc arc gcttiug too abstrnnc
for lllt'. IIt'l’c'a a young loan who write-s
t'n inquirc just how farit is propa' for n
;gcntlctnau tocnconnlgc a lady \vhoshou s ;
syluptmns of promising."
Who on Earth (‘an Till- Be?
Among rm-nt vlsltors to Home was an
Ann-rlcan clcrgynmn namcd Paxton. llu
nccostcti a.l Englishman at a botcl and cx~
plalncd to him not only tho colmsul great-
ness of thc l'nltcd Match. but also thc pc-
cullar distinction of tho licv. Mr. Paxton
Hc said that sol-m of thc most notctl men
in Ann-rim had bccn lnclnbcrs of his c'lu-
grcgatlon. and hc nlcctioncd sonic names
of funmm lulllicmlircs. 'l‘bc Englishman
nunnrkcti that Mr. l’axtollscclncd to have
= a grunt attraction for notorious tblcvos.
and tho clorgymau smilingly ntlntlttod
that some of thnso notable. man were a lit-
tlc "warm." Substulucntly the English-
: lnan lcnrncd from some other Americans
that all thc stotcmonts cf the Rev. Mr.
Paxton about bimsclf \rorcacournto, but
that ho was suspcctcd in Amcrica of hav-
ing ln-como “worldly."—Gallgnani Mes-
scngcr.
Small Part and Blue Blood.
It is gcncrallysupposcd that small hands
and fccl constitutedtnkcn of bloc blood
and of ancicnt llncagc. It is n rclnarkabln
fact that in thchouso of commons in Eng-
land qultc IIll‘ tint-5t. and allltllirtni fcet bo-
long to people of plclwian birth. whorcas
those “'illlnt' origin In“ llocll llolll lmlllo
and illustrious lmvo tho largcst and most
grucobess pcdal cxtrcmltics. ' Arthur llal-
four. Lorri Salisbury's ncphcw. than whom
it. is impossible to find any one more high
. hrcd and aristocratic, cnjoys tho distinc-
tion of \vcarlng tho largcst and longest
boots; in tho house. his footgoar being in
every way MIJSUIIIIU lncotlc crushors. .lolm
Burns. tbc labor lcadcr. on the contrary.
has oxcccdinglysmall fcct. It is also said
that tho Princess of Wall's and her daugh-
ters have largo feet and oxcomlingly large
anti holnub‘ hands.—Philadelphia ’l‘lmcs.
Yacht Models and Steamahlpa.
It had llccu thought that one. principlo
'cvclvcd from tho gradual pcrl‘cclion of
‘ Mich "racing machincs" as the llorrcshott‘
slnops might hc applicd in some llltnilflt‘ll
dcgrcc to tho construction of stomncrs.
'I‘hosn quccr. spoon .shztpcd lmWs of tho
Dcfmtllcr and hcr immctliato lll‘t‘tll't'l‘s’M‘l‘s‘
uro dcsigncd to slip nrcr tho “'ilit'l‘ in-
stcntl of cutting through it. film: a lay
man [lt'l‘i‘l'in'x at once that this opcratcs to
lcssr-n thc friction and incrcasc tho spccd.
l’coplo closely intcrcstcd in the imprmo
Incnt of thc grcnt ut'l‘nll stcalnships arc. of
thc opinion that. so for as the hull can in»
ilucncc tlxc qucstion of spccd. sumo such
nmtlitlc:..i- u of tho how is tho onlychangrw
likcly to avail in thc nipnndtuck struggln
for moi-o knots per hour. lint it is also
casy to sco that tho lluttlsll bow lcads (o-
wnrd an lncrcnscd draft by coma-pirating
tho kccl action. am]. as a mattcr of fact.
we do not that in thc tnnsi rcccnt products
of tho shipyards any appreciable movn in
thc dlrcction of liloriana bows. 'l‘hc Fur-
ban. tho now Frcnch torpedo boat. which
drives through tho water at tho railroad
spccd of 30.: knots. or nearly 2:5 miles. dc-
pcnds on trclncndous ongino powcr rathcr
than on any dupartnrc in her lincs to hold
hr-r Illaccns t hc swiftcst vcsscl in the world.
: —Sorlbncr’s Magazine.
The Appreciative Llltcncr.
Tho rm. l)r. Lcightou Parks tcllv tho
following story: “A short. while llgu l
lnatlc what. I can modcsllycill a good
spccch at a rather sun-ll gathcvlng, but tho
in NW Haven yesterday. 'l‘hc New!
Haven News says: "thn Mr. Dutton ; 3; Co's ncw 11,-; ”f specialties.
went there there was an attendance at j
the high school of IO!) and now a new?
high school has been erected at a cost of j tisc. isau :ulvcrtiwmcnt of/ his lack of
l t
l
$285,000 and the attendance is 301)."
“ Pure and
Cranes
“ I use it in my kitchen and class work.”
.Ernu I’. Ewan, Principal Cfiaalauqua Coal-mg .81 zit-.71;
1 spccch dill not havo tbr. ctl‘cct that I
uthought it would. I was lcaving tllo hall
with sonic misgivings when a middlc ago-l
,. y . , . . : man mct inc. and thinking llny hand in his
_ - p _ . ‘ _ . . . l guru it a hearty sha c. is land was hard
The failure. of thc nu I'l hunt to .lli\t,l-‘l and his clothcs wcrc not M 1,". bed. 'Mr.
Parks.‘ said he, ‘I think that, was tho lit-st.
sermon that. was ovcr prcachcd since tho
world bcgan.’ l tlmnkctl him for his kind
and chccrlng words and fclt within mo
that if 1 did not plcnsc. the more wealthy
‘ part of my hcarcrs l sttlod wcll a: lcast
with tlmworkintz pcoplc. When talking
with one of thc, leading ulcn in thc Illl‘t'f‘
ing later, .1. a~kcd him who that. man woe,
pointlugont tin-one who had sptukcn an
kindly of mo. ‘tlll.’ Milli my fricnd. ‘tbat
is a half \vittcd l'cllow who hangs around
bcre.’ "——-Boston Post.
Attention iscallcd to F 1). Lawton
'llfl'ntl'iSt‘. ,
Sure."
Absurd], Similar.
Ydhslcy—I saw annthcr nth- nt those
stories about a man losing his watch and
not finding it for two yours. and when he
did flml it it. was still running.
Mudge-Wcil. I know I fouml a tailor's
bill I had misluid seven years ago. and it '
.u-
a»... stlll running—Indianapolis Journal.
Spring Goods l;
IIEW EMBROIDERIESI
NEW LAGESII
NEW CAMBRIGSII!
NEW GIIIGI‘IAHSllll
. SPECIAL SALE or
: . HEMSTITCHED SHEETS
AXD ‘
g PILLOW CASES! 1
3 v
ones, and would bring it in many stores. They are
up-to-dntc coats and every detail has been carefully
looked after in their manufacture; a few of those 89 suits left.
‘GOING AT HALF PRICE!
1Our South Norwalk store open evenings. We will take back any of
our geods you don't want at the prices paid for them.
. 9 and tom Shoots. new. art l‘illnw Paws. 16c.
on l‘illow t'a~c~. lsc. All Best Quality. . /
Great Value in Towels at to. ‘
omstoc rot ers
EDWARD STREET. 5 Gazette Building. Norwalk, Conn. ,
—— - ____;— — _-_I_ __ a
JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS CLOTHING.
Combine the LA'I'ES'I'SI'ILB AND l'lmsll. Our aim to to give satisfaction to our patrons.
andtofurulsh them wants. finest productionaoftho ruoroonarmc our. I4 SOUTH "A". STREET, M A s 0 N H: B U I L D I H 6
LARGE COLLECTION Ol' CHILDREN'S STUDIES.
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
E. in. Jackson. Photographer.
(Over F. Head's Confections") 53 Wall Street. Norwallr. (‘ona MILFORD A GIFFI", Manager
.__. _.,....__s= .__- _ -_ i ' '
.Shorty Sherwood, Hatter !t 1 ME AD : Ammo, ‘ _,- -._.
()ccu icsa ortinn of It). Gumwski's: , ' '
RIUI't’FCOI'DEFUI wan and Water Sis, ! : BUFFALO No Dlrt In
Norwaik. Call. and see the latest: E .; GLUTEN
styles in flats, Laps, etc. a JBtf‘ TH CATERER . FEED
,. . ats
‘ l : CATTLE .
. .. ' Luncheons served at short Chlokon. . ’ . . ‘
notice. The oulylplace in .\frcr scrccnmg wrth Higby s Oat Llcan-
town to get. and cr. Fer-ding dirty oats to horses is ()Ilt'
R_ H, c f F HORSES! of the surest ways of mining them. I
I c I'OPPO,. BEST have all gradcs of oats cxccpt ditty oncs.
. BiSIIIlO Glace, Don't conic llo'rv‘ if you want that kind.
' ' Bis no Do Orleans GRA'" Iscll only the bright clean grain. If
a '8 6 II ‘ . _ ' :0: E you buy poor or dirty oats. you pay too
. ’ Croquotts a la "flan, A305 5 much for thcm. no matter what the
Pattiosa la Brandy cur" "who .
, ' CATTLE. - , -
Drugglst, Tor Toni Bisquot. "“
3...... Manuel T Hatch
‘ " OFFICE ' l
I |CE CREAM 1 SOLMANS' Thc Lcading (irain Dcalcr. I
Ask our nei hbor what he ' In all the Latest Forum. “VERY ,
y “1mg... 0, Lem you, 0...“... STABLE: l5 Marshall Street, 50. Norwalk.
- 52, mu smear, , m—
’ 93 WA Ill -
PLAISTED 5 SNES?" ““5" Cheap Light!
, ‘ ‘ \\'c havc Just l'nrchascd
H - thc Samplc Linc of Fiuc ,
COUG FAIRFIELD couurv . , » ,' '
. -
u, .7 - . "mono crux. AN QUEi - LAMPS . .
D REMEDY? E 43 Wall Street, Norwallt, Conn. . - _
Z - frcm .\lcssrs. Holnicsdioothw l'layden. Waterbury.
4 g: Incorporated. lh'e-l. Capital, snottooo.‘ and will offer them to you this week‘ at one half
I ——4— n . their regular wholesale prices. They are all new.
0 {31:33:33- {\ifillldfilt. Bresitleilt. central draft burners. and Comprise some of the
0 Th 0', 1:0. 61mm..QI;_*,‘,‘§.:Q“*PWL .tincst goods made in this muntry. We have one
u' on pinata-gas line. full banquet. 24 inches high, handsome cast
I]. F H m lawns (1)1. Keenan. . Mosns M. Grown, base, central draft, solid Mexican onyx column,
)Avu) . MILLER A. J. Human. . . . ' . - L . ' - . ~ w ’ . _
II. On 0W pl RSTJouNImuwoon. Till-20f H. Smrn. guaranteed Ill mer} p'llilLlIi’ll, “IllCil we offer for
2 [RA Conn, CuAs. l“.TI:rs’ru.\u. ’5'- 39.‘ worth _*3~5°- .
; Goad 3 Accounts (itI Mangfacturers. \Ierchants All otherlllnes lpropornonatelly low. Only 75
. “111 PdiVl “815 SOllt‘m'd- ‘ . lamps in al . Se ect yours ear _\'. ‘ '
0 Advice 2 Safe Deposit Boxes '25 Per Cent. Discount on all Silk Shades!
m ‘ Free to Dep‘ositors. Shade Frames. any sizcs. 15C
hi and g _> ’ .. M '3' Crcpc l’apcr all shades. 25c. 10 ft. roll.
, ‘50 dozen sample Pocket Knives. tor: and 15¢ each ‘
I! i u ‘t I g D' w' RAYMOND: all clean perfect goods, worth from 35 to 50c.
3 so I ? 3 Funeral Director" Asbestos Griddle Pans, IOC. regular price 35c
0 . each. "y -
Large sizc .300. . . . ' '
........... w. s. STU RTEVANT,
——-—— So. Norwalk. ‘
Re"dl ‘.,M-l 2k H t'~1.' '
WE SE“ B‘ ““0 "1’9... N. Maln and Ann Streets.
d , .
I o 0 SOUTH HDRWALK . . iSOUTH NORWALK. - - CONN.
- - - SAVINGS BANK. ="-———-— ‘ ~—-~~~ " ——~
2 Grain 5| Washington Street. ‘ HO! FOR For sale by
0 en dull from 9m 1‘.’ a. m.. and {rural '
’ l topa p. [3... and on Monday evenings Floridaandthe south 5. 3- WILSON
:- I frrlim Ito 8. ll d 1 't 8‘! THE ' 3
uterest. a owe on ( repeat 3. ‘ .
Q u I n I n e ALDEN sommxs. Prest. CLYDE LINE- BUILDER AND RE“
18%; ii igk‘ffiifi \béhce hridfi‘Tl-eus. ! garlirg‘tp‘gacksonvillc. Fla.. Slim; excur- , ESTATE‘AGENT-
I , 1. .r . (. 1 1 V
3 Wm l Fare to SLAugustiue. Fla” $2.150: cx~ 3" ‘VALL hTRbhr‘l’ NORWALK’ 01"
| S A RARE CHANCE tenant-.22.... . U a... .m... Two «Three Good Home-
' . . lS'l‘JJNl. . ' . ‘ (in thc insialilncnt plan. or will exchange one
A Pavlng Bu5|ness All tickets include meals and berth orsturcormcrvlmnihso.
._ . . while on board of the steamer. For any , . . ._£
F 2 5 cents' fun-swaps“ brags; bliakflry andl Ice information. tickets, stateroom, etc.. 1.1- N E L I. I E M D ' s B R ow.
Iream usmcss. I ‘ so t. very 1: map 3 quire o _ . - ‘
or . ' ifffili‘ii‘liii’i.‘i‘."§ii.‘.‘it.’.¥.§"i.‘.i.i“€i.i§’i.“i i GEO F BEARSE Agt * T°a°h°r °f PM“.
. . ‘ _ . . , .
‘ rare opportunity for the right rson. An- ('I'rv NATInNAL BANK. Renae ' .
- ply at this ofliw or"! JAMES GOLDEN-lo: w. P. CLYDl-lsr 00.. General Agents, Teri“? , "bk on Appumm' M
it ~ N33" ; SBowling Green,New York. . ‘ ‘1'“5'” “ estAvonue. “3:” 0m
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