MW HERE“ WHERE" THE
some: llEMTEilS.
mumuupuusumm
hmwmulmm
“Mutual harming
Raymond Brothers are din-hanging a
cargo of soft coal at Wilson Point.
The schwuor M. B. Milieu is at Hatch,
Bailey & Company‘s wharf with lum-
bet.
Miss Uhinery. o! Burbank street. is
having her house repainted by L. H.
Decker.
Ruth London, of Harbor avenue. and
Jennie Upton, of Academy street, have
the measles.
Aball will be given in Guider' 5 Hall.
Friday evening. February Nth, by the
Bachelor‘ 11 club.
~W1-lsbach Light Percy Ferris.
3’.-. -_
M-ntthew Lambert has leased the
Rustic. and will vacate the. Columbus
Hotel in a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Baker,of West street,
went to Brooklyn, y'estenlay, to atteudI
the funeral of a relative.
Mrs. E. L. Ely, of Belden place. at-
tended .1111111It1ng of the Junior 1511111 .1
vor society in Essex, vesterda 1'
—Best stock of tish' 1n the citv at the
lowest prices. N. Y._ Market.
The a: mu 1] meeting of the stockhold-
ers of .the Norwalk L1ck comp my isI
called f 1r Wednesday, Febrn try .‘1,
p. 111.
.)
-
at
Gilbert L. Fitch, of Noroton, has re-1
eeivcd his appointment as captain of
('1111pnny C, Fourth regiment ('. N. (r.‘
Stamford, with rank from January 1.!
1396.
-—’Jnr Lion lenses are pure. brilliant
and famous. Dr. Stanley (‘.(}ra_1'1\'
(‘c., 1.3 North Main street, South Nor-I
walk.
J. B. Raymond is moving his t1v311
large we. houses from the T111 tle property.
Connecticut avenue, to the K1I1Ilerp)11(ls‘-
at Brooksidc.
3:38th to «1113111
swam
—l"1vlh 11111“wa cents I1. Adams
Bmtbers. South Kuwait.
W i
Defender 1:..1111111.o.1..1. 31.. con
1111-1111 11111 111% degree 111111 11111111.
-~(‘ utter whiskey is acknowledged toI
made.
The case of the State against Bela
Tippunm is set down for trial Saturday
morning.
Several pictures of Company I‘m-ter-
aus are displayed in Hale's drug ston-
window.
Mrs. Marv Kelleln‘r is moving from
Main street. Norwalk, into her hours-1n
Hoyt street.
The ladiesoi' St. Paul's church held a
street chapel, yesterday.
I “'illianINickersou11'h11l1a11bee111'n-
plowd b1'P W. Bates. has seen red 11
I 3positiou in Port UhIester
Winthrop (‘lark1-, of (.‘ litl' street, chop-3
ped ottf the thumb of his right hand'
while cutting wood recently.
The pmspect of a crop of peaches at
Hovts nursery has been complete! 1'
mined by the extreme 1 old we: 1tber.
.\ number of (‘atholic young ladies
will given "leap year" dance at the
.Norwalk Opera Home, next Thumlay.
\
‘ .has
J. Iloyt‘s residence
been quarantined because of the
Isickness with measles of his daughter3
IMlllll‘t d.
I State Humane Agent Thomas Varson
‘last night killed :1 horse owned by .1. II.
I Louder. The animal 11'as half starved
and unfit for new.
Thomas M. Saunders, of Ely a1'1.'nue
We at 111111 11 dock shooting. Satnr'day c1-
1Ining. Heshot ten of the birds and
31-111mm d eight
The l’eipionnoc k We hate 1' lab will
meet tonight atils 1'1 1111111 in Main street.
Norwalk to orgaui'le and _ele1-t oflic ers
fo1 the ensuing yea
\V. (i. Lineburgh,foi'merly of Norwalk,
and whose. wife is .1 sist1rof Mrs. Juan :1
3'.\,Iit1 '.hcll ('lill' street is seriously ill at his
home in Bridgeport.
A nI11v drum corp; has been organi'l. 1d ‘
in town. The name selected is the Twin
City Dmm maps. The. ten members
will rehearse. tonight at the home of
“'3illiam Cast-y, Summit avenue.
The? Golden Rule Circle of K iug‘s
Daughter's. of the First. Congregational
church,1vill meet with Mrs. E. B. Smith,
71 Osborne avenue, East Norwalk. Fri- 'I
day afternoon at. 3 o‘clock.
tendance is desirer.
Rev. W. N. Morton, of the Messiah
Baptist church Bridgeport 11111 preach
at the Calvary Baptist church, tonight.
Mrs. Walter Floyd will lead the praise.
servi cc There will be no preat hingt
moi-row evening.
A large at—
The Norwalk Iron Works f: 1ctor1' 11': is
shut down yesterday afternt'xm at 1
o‘clock, to enable repairs to be made to
the smoke stock, a portion of which 11' as ‘
blown over last week. Work 11 as re
sinned this morning at m o c‘l'o1k
Rev. F. E. Robbins, of Norwalk, will
deliver the address on the occasion
of “Founders' day" at the Staples" High
school, Westport, Friday, when the
venerable Horace Staples will be ninety-
four years of age. The. exercims begin
at 1011. 111. 3
—Note lirica'cr'.q :11! . ("1 third page. .
(,‘reorgc l'I. Mucus-.1, Lne popular hus-
band of the clever little actress. Minnie
Lester. was in town Wednesday.
many theam-tgoers who have so much
enjoyed the plays presented b31-
Lester and her efficient company. will
be pleased to learn that both she. and
the little heir are getting along nictly
3 and that Miss Lester and company will
probablv till a 11e1ks engaLeuu at at!
Hoyt‘s Theatre in March.
—Note Krieger's ad. on third 11.1w.
J D. Kimmy E l). Keeler. V\ 1111:1113
Dann. A.3 12.8..1l1111e (‘ \ “nod
James “K Storcv, J. D. Jenniu; 's'. l" 11-
1'bon ‘Bctrs, T1 ‘11- Pollard. David l’ol-
lard, Peter l)e-1ker..(11'or3zet . Lock- ‘
wood and L. C. Whitney. Norwalk
members of the Nobles of the Mystic.
Shrine. will don their fey. caps tonight
and journey act: on the sands to Bridge-
-. . . .
port to attend :1 special sess1on of Pyra- I
mid Temple. The candidates number
about forty. Nobles to the
of at least lot) will attend from all over
the state. I
The 3I
Miss I
numberI
It is expected thzn about the middle of .
February a battaliondrill will be held at
the Armory in Norwalk, under com-
mand of Major llendrie
| The ravagesof the star fish through-
1 out. the oyster farms of th1~ stat1 are said
I to be the. severest this year that they
3 have been for some. time.
I
' Retail Je11'cle1sand Uptic ians' of associ-
Iation in Hartford. A. V\'. 1\11.~1'tin.of-
I N1 1rwa1k was elm ted treasurer.
' The. Norwalk Street Railway company
I .
.15 rigging up hose rests. so that 111 case,
Io. tire'the hose linest an be passed our
the cars instead of bloc king the tracks.
I
I The district division convention of the
Ih'ons of 'l'c111peran1-1- will be held Wed-
Iiesday afternoon .111d1I1e11111". l"1-l11111r3v
I3l‘lth. in “111111 haha Division headquar-
j ters.
This evening. in the (Iongrepnitional
chapel. the subject of the prayer meet-
ing will be "The (lid (7 wenant and th.~
New." The:p'.1stor will conduct the
meeting.
Ifitnne of the 111e111bei'sof ()111' l’ 1oth1rI~
Lodge. I.(l.(). l"., Went to Frank T“.
It‘larkc‘s residence at ('ranbnry. last
I night. and after enjoying: a banquet i11-
dulged in 11 social time.
1 I.\ tramp entered Tholllzb‘ 1'111111I_1"s
residcncein Harbor :11‘1'11111', early yes-
I ter.lay morning. and proceeded to make
himselfat home. He was impndent.
but skipped out 11'11111 Mrs. (.‘oonI-y
c.1ll1done. of l1erboarde1s.
'l"'l1ed1 .1111ati1 1lubnt l)111I'l'\ Fowler
Post, (i. A. 11., of South N )1'11'allt'. gave.
1:1 highly successful ex1tc1'taiun1e11t for
the benefitol't‘oncord Division. at th11
- latt1I.1"s hall in the Gazette building,
last night. The -31' )1111141 uted the two —:11' t
{niece entitled “The (I himuev (‘11'111Ir.”
I and 1onclude1l \1itl1 .1 1.11'-1-1 . There 11 as
also a varied musical programme.
The Woman‘s (,‘hristian Ten1pc1'auce
l‘nion will hold its regular Weekly
meeting with Mrs. M. .l. Barber. :18
I (‘hestnut street. Friday at El o'clm'k, All
Inn-inbors arc 1'c1p1csted to be present:
alsoaxlyintcrestwlin the work. It is
Iwith regret we have to announce that
this is the last meeting with Mrs. Bar-
Iber. ’ She is soon to leave the Union
I by removal.
1
“ Pure and Sure.”
(111111111 5
BAKING POWDER.
“I have used Cleveland’s Baking Powder with
entire satisfaction 1n the preparation of breads, biscuits
and cakes.”
Jenn Carson,
Q .
1‘
“I1
Minor 111111.,
Fondant] Nan rm. Chafing 5.10.11.
be the purest and best brand of 11 bicker I
cake sale in the basement of the Berkeley .
at l-Ilmcrrst I
At the meeting of the Connecticut
WS.‘
'1' .1 11111111111. nth-11111111111111.1111. 11111111
father of a nu, born yesterday
I
Rev. (' M. Selleck went to New Ca-
naan tz'nday 11101111111111 at the funeral of
3.6 Chauncey W1 ed
Dubzy-3—What' 11 in that bottle-p: 1111011?
booby—l guess Item: must be: there
isn't any label on it.
I Tomomnw ex-Belectmau Samuel Dar-
3kam will have completed the seventy
I third year of his life.
Tin ('ollector A. .\. Bet!» today sold
.11 lot in l‘niou on one belonging to the
Iestatc of Fanny (1 than).
12111.1 11111.1. 1.1 ('ntnbury, 1.1-1.1 11d
IUreenwic-h today tonttend the funeril
Iof his uncle. Hanfonl Lockwood.
l
Invitations for the Norwalk club's 11'-
3 reption 1 a February .‘1 were sent 1 at yes-
1 terdnv. lhincing will mnnnencc at it
1. .'I111'k.I
I .\n improvemc 11! has been 11 Mr 11 11 c
Ipast few 11 1y~ 1n the conditionof h‘n-l-
er c".\l1'ud who has bu- -n quite filtk at
I his home on 1 1111111 l’ark.
ML. Fame 1' (11.14111, and Mrs. (in) '1-
:R. \an.\l.~t1',ne Mrs. i". T Leon: l.
301' \\ 11111 and Edmund H. Crow-.1 ill
attend a musical in New Haven tonight.
By sp1 Iial 11111111 1f I done-l l'rmt.
t'ompany l) 111 1d its to cular dnll lastI
1 night. 111.111.111.41'111111: on account of 1
the military drama to l»- presented on .
Friday and Saturday.
.\ hearing on the application of the
Norwalk Street 11.111111..- company 111.3
double track its road around the .‘dahae- ‘
111111.. 11111-1 corner 1111111" 1.1-1.1 1.111%
M1 11111211' night. at the t'ounnl chamber. 3
T11'1I11‘1I tramp.- ri-s'cd Ibnr 11'1-ar31 I3
bones in the Norwalk lockup l;1.~t night 3
This is :1 din-ct v1.11trzulirt'1-11 of the 1 1'1- "
i'l'.‘ of 1h.~ sell-11111141 and 1111}. ~.1_1' it “ill;
have to be stopped, 11> Ilu' lockup ‘s
unaintaino'd at tln~r,'1pe11~1~ of the town.
(‘yrm Barber. 11h" l1a~ 111 Id tin- p114. :
tion 111' .lanitor at the I'oncorul #11113
School for several years, llil.‘ N 111 in his
Iresignation. to take eff-1:1 February 1st. 3;
the office of John ll. Light, and so-h 11:1 1}
.‘eth Remington to fill the vacancy.
'l‘lzc liridgo port l';1io11.~;1_1'. ”reign-[wit
will put thc following litlfirlnlll train in
the field noxt :~1~;1~on: Jim U'l'lonrke, ..
’l‘om [Vt-rs and Will Dunne behind tlzc'
bat: for pitchers. t'larcncc Fools-1’. Dick
‘ Mansfield: W. Snitl'cn and Jack Dunno . ,
l'llil Bllllhflt'ltl. first Inw'itlack Dorothy.
second haw: W1” llziudv'r. third haw:
lit-orgi- l.:1111I1I1',sl1ort stop: Harry 13111-3
bert. Ict'r tie-Id; Patsy (”unoingham. m n—‘
I rre field; Terrence Rogers. right field. I
Another hamlsvmc clothing store isc
tube added to the business plans 11111
Main s'rect, Ansouia. 1'. F. Toiles 1k
('11.,alread3v Well t'hleltllSlll‘ll. 11:111.
tainerl the lease of tho- comin-ulioih'
and 11'clhligl‘1ted store room now ..-.-11.I
picd by R. .‘1'. J1 quucsr. and will pr ,. :
ceed at once 111 adapt it to flit‘ll'liiblllt'sr.
l‘utirely 1111': t‘nruitun' of :1.~h will be, -'
put in. and other 1' ham:- .~' 111.1111 to bring
it'full1 11p tothI b1 st storo in the valley
.« -.\11sonia>‘1e-ntitnl. I
1
1111-:
" A lady of twenty may talk like sixty
I but the talk that counts is lilo-the :1111'1-1—
I riser. 5
1
Making a Picture.
The artist who paints a fine landscape
is thoo'Iht to have done an admirable
work, one requiring genius, time and
much l;1i111r.Ile puts upon the dead can-
3 van vuri1us shad:- s 111‘ paints and oils. In
I The work is admired exactly in propor-
tion as it resembles nature.
But tnereis .1 picture as far trans-1 ud
int; sut h a l.1nd.~1 ape as a real flower 1‘
transcends one made of paper. What is l
Best of all. this beautiful picture can be
created by every person who owns or oc—
Ho can make. of that ground ii piece of 3
li1ing laudsc. ape which shall call forth
the enthusiastic admiration of .1 ‘1 who
behold it and cultivate the sense of art
and beauty in them at the sumo time.
There is no noble: work than reclaim-
ing swamp or stony land, killing all the ‘
weeds, and making the fact: of mother
earth shine with living green 3111111 with
the sunbeam's 1111a colors. No painter
ever produced 11 pietmeequal to nature's
pictures when 113111 g11'cs'her a chance.
She asks only that he shall prepare the
canvas for her. The protest. humblest
man who has made acorner of the 1:: 1r.h
thus beautiful t 111 point to it and say to
the greatest artist of the paint brush
and canvas. "Here is my picture. and it
3 is better than yours: " I
NOTICE.
I lnlhv hidit‘V 1~ her" .1 211111111- ..1.1. r... on
inter-I Iaiul 11111» 1- 111531“: -!1- -u .1111: .11. 1."
,Ifther lom‘ 11ft‘11,,\11!"1;ili1 Mrm-t 951111131
I1111111nn1..'1--'1«111'! 'mrk mii'r'm 11.11171 ,1-
I..m'hci".‘l leIII'nIiH'N HI I~ '\|'~l’r"'_ .1 1.4..
Iil‘av'k on 3111'.” .lalu -t1n' ~v-ch 1v 1."
I\111‘fll .‘lzlll I-ll'r '1' 1: ml 11111~-'1;:-.i1 571111
Ian-mt all in 111i» 1111. that :1 ,..11,1;.. 11.1.11”;
Iupou tlu plan and apt-111 '..‘.r 11 ~ 0111.1 1”! 1”,
the 111.1111r.11111 1.11m of 111' 11111-111 1 11.111 | .1
Nlltl 1' itv. b1 ~1.1111 111111 11111. lnr~u1i1vm1~im .
ti1-u .111111-1tensinn. 11' Ill 11 plan 1114 ”1.1 Ii: -..
Itionnrt' 111111-1111 file in lie-1111c» ~ttl1--1-1t1-
11-l1~rl.'.. 11'~l11~retl11- 1 may be «~71, will I. 1.1-1.1 1.11
I the "th11" am. 1 ourt 11ft 1111111111111 1111111 1.411 the
I t 1111111 il Chamber in hilltl 1 111'. unwound-1|..-
111 davuf hhnmrv. 1111111. '11 MM... 1,. 1..
111111111 at said 1 it) of 1loath Sui-walk, “.11,
1111111 «lay of Jununrv. A. D.
.1111! it JOSEPH ll 1.11Iw1..1 ity Clerk.
more, it requires no genius to make it. .,
1‘ kl
copies so much as one acre of ground. i O.
I! Street Oranges, 251:
'5 u u 25°
20 lulu. “ 25c
mwmwmmmm .111»...
Ibo. lb
Ponchos. mo. “
Evaporated Apples,
1
Aprlcots, 131:. “
FANOY OPLDEN DRIP SYRUP, So. QUART.
F. D. uwrofl 1 co., 22 South Main Street.
Wide Awake!
Meat buyers in the twin cities waste
no time lookiug for the right place to do
their marketing. tbey'know all about it
adready. if you‘re a neweoiuerin town
you needn‘t look either—~1-ome and M'1I
us. Home line lamb this Week : legs me,
f11r1-quarters,.'1c. Prime rib roast, I'le:
fresh pork, 11'.
New York Market
FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.
.__..._... -__._. ._.._. .,_ ,....._.._....-_._. _ ...
”EDWARD
GRAND (ll’
pring
STREET.
ENING ()l'
Goods
NEW EMBROIDERIES!
NEW LACESII
NEW CAMBRICS!!!
NEW GINGHAMSHI!
Great Value in Towels at to,
I5, 20 and 250.
.‘l’l'X‘I Al. HALE Ul"
HEMSTITCHED SHEETS
PILLOW CASES!
9111111111“ She-ts. I111. '1\1lil|o".1la~1I~l1.1.
11x0 l'illow throw. 11w. \ll l'1- ~t 1 ,Inalit1.
EDWARD STREET. 5 Gazette Building. Norwalk, Conn.
—..-_E'_"._=
JACIiSON’S PI-l OTO(}IEAPIIS
1‘11“ 111111111 1-1111111111111- 1111-: 1111.111 III“ ;.1 Combine 11.11 umsrsrnxann‘ha’isu. 0111 111111111 toglve 11111111111111“ to our patrons.
and :11 furnish them 11111111111 finest productions of the PHOTOGRAPH": ART.
1.1111011: COLLECTION or 0111111112113 srunms.
E. M. Jackson.
(Over 1". Mind's Confectionery.)
Photographer.
5:! Wall Street. Norwulk, l‘oun.
Shorty Sherman; Hatter!
Uccupiesa portion of lI‘.(1usowski‘sI
More corner of \\ all and W uter his” ‘1
Norwnik. Call 111111111111: the lHiesII
styles in Hats, Caps, etc.
..-..._..___ 1
R. H.
Plaiste d,
Druggist.
Ask your neighbor what he
thinks of
PLAISTED’S
COUGH
: REMEDY?
° Then
. Follow
Good
Advice
and
Use it!
Small bottles 2.112,
Large SILL oOc.
O.
<
wvaao 11110211139 snaiswud
OURES OH
VIE SELL
100
Q u in i n e
Pills
For 25 Cents!
/‘
11 231i I3
‘ notice.
MEAD,
THE CATERER
' Luncheons served at short
The oulylplace in
town to get.
Cafe Frappe,
Bisque Glace,
Bisque Do Orleans,
Croquetts a la Milan,
Patties a la Brandy, 3
Tor TonlBisquet.
ICE CREAM!
In all the Latest Forms.
Leave your order at
52 WALL STREET,
93 WASHINGTON STREET,
ONLY !
FAIRFlELD COUNTY
NATIONAL 3111111.
I13 Wall Street, Norwalk, Conu.‘
Ira-orpot'ated, 18‘: (‘apital, $21 HUN)”.
l«‘l.‘)\\'l (1 [(l- I: 11:11. President.
DAVID H. MN 1 ER. \1ce l’rest.
1.. C.(.‘ltlIZlIIN.'1‘a~l1i.-r. .
DIRECTORS.
11111111U.l§1~:1~:1.r:1:. Moses )1.
-i).\1'111 Il. 311111.111; .-‘1..I
(11.11151;
. .\l 11.11111.
10.51.111111'11111 1111111111. ’1'111211. l-‘.. 5.111111,
11:.\1.‘oi.1;. 1'1115, r‘.'i‘1:1sr1;.1.\1.
Accounts of Manufacturers,
Merchants
and Individuals Solicited. ,
Safe Deposit Boxes
Free to Depositors.
n S ly
D. W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
93 Washington Street,
80. Norwalk.
» Residence ,Maha1 111111111 1111111
1 111? lv
Soum NORWALK
5| Washington Street.
Open daily from 'J to l‘.’ a. 111.. and from
I._____
from 1 to s
Interest allow ed on deposits.
Al 111.. SUI HANS. l’rcst.
JOHN . FlIlliltlh‘, Vice-Prest.
’\ JOHN 11. 111211111, sec. and T111115.
A Paying Business
Consisting of Grocerv. Bakery and ice
Cream Business.
on account of ill health. Everything about
the business' is in good shape, and this IS“. a
rare opportunity tor the right
.ply at this office or of JAM3ES GOLDEN}
~ 111.... "‘ t!
l
"'- ° 1...... 100111111111 BRO
“Old and Reliable.”
Our Special for this Week
WILL BE
$l2.00
Overcoats,
$7.50!
Fast color blue and black hersey, this season's
make, all new cut and very desirable garments.
They must be seen to be fully appreciated. They
are coats that give, the impression of being $15
ones, and would bring it in many stores.
.01!
They a re
11p-Lo-dale coats and every detail has been carefully I
looked after in their manufacture; a few of those $1) suits left.
GOING AT HALF PRICE!
1 to '1 11.111... and on \ionday evenings
“ ill be sold very cheap
()ur South Norwalk store open evenings.
our goods you don't
We will take
back any of
want at the prices paid for them.
Comstock Brothers,
l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk.
CLOTHlNG.
MASON 16 B
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Manager.
UILDING
Norwalk.
Agent For
BUFFALO
GLUTEN
FEED
FOR
CATTLE
Chlckonn
and
» HORSES!
BEST
GRAIN
FOR
HORSES
AND
CATTLE.
BRANGH
OFFICE
SOLMANS'
LIVERY
STABLE.
No Dirt In
Oats
After screening with Higby's Oat (‘lcan-
er. Feeding dirty oats tohorscs is one
of the surest ways of mining them. I
have all grades of oats except dirty ones.
l)1~n’t come here if you want that kind.
lsell only the bright clean grain. 11‘
31-1111 buy 1111111‘1-1‘11i1't31' 11:11:. you pay too
much for them. no matter what the
price may be.
Manuel T.'Hatch,
The Leading Grain Dealer,
15 Marshall Street, So. Norwalk.
Cheap Light!
\\'1- have Just Purchased
tl11 >1111111l1-Li111 of} 1111'
BANQUET LAMPSI
from Messrs.lloln1es,li~.1otl1.\ Hayden, \\ atcrbury,
and 11'i
their regular wholes.
II offer them 1115'1111 this week
He prices. They
at one half
are all new.
central draft I’111r11crs.:1ntl «11111111151: some. of the
11111151 goods 1111111 in U: i: 1111111Ir_1'.
I111c.lnlll1;11111111't.
.'1,'11'1.1I1I.:‘.Ii :vtvlitl
11.1.11,
“’1' lune
(llli
.1; 1111' 111:5 high handsome cast
.\ch:i1,'au onyx column,
guaranteed in every particular, which we offer for
151.211.11'111'111 1‘53:
All olherIlinert pr11p.)1".i..~n.'1t1.'l_1' low.
I unps
in 1.II.S‘CI11'1 your-i early
01in
75
25 Per Cent. Discount on all Silk Shades!
Shade
1. 11:p1',
l'r 11111'5 .111 s: 21':
l apu :1.'1 .»I.'.'.1.-'.,
g5c,10f1.
ISC
roll.
50111111111 '~;I.111ph'l’c1'kct 1'; 1111'1'5. 10c and 15C each
all clean pcrzl'd
Asbestos Griddle
ttlcl l.
:guutl‘s, 11'111'111 from 55
um.» rco'ular
161‘,
to SOC.
price
551'
W. 5. STU RTEVANT,
N. Main and Ann Streets.
3SOUTH NORWALK.
SAVINGS BANK.‘ =~———~
! F are to Jacksonville, Fla.
3sion. >151:
Fare to St. Augustine, 13111.,
H'O‘!
cursion. $411 0.1
To Charleston, 5. C.
5:12.110.
All tickets include meals and berth
while on board of the steamer.
information, tickets, stateroom, etc, 111-
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GEO. F'. BEARSE, Agt.
C 111' NATIONAL B11111.
or W. P. CLYDE & Co. General Agents,
5 Bowling Green, New York. k
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Florida andthe South
BY THE
CLYDE LINE.
BUILDER
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ESTATE AGENT.
NORWALK, CT.
Two or Three Good Hom'o-
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