mam,
school 9; attending private
attending other public schools
15.
Inflatable-memo! the liter-
‘1ooneertattheEastavenue
Harry Jerome Stevenson. llis‘
m, Albert Dunn, Fred Jen-
n. u Bamboo, 11m 111-1e
. In. Simona. Arthur Paddock.
a. 1311x011. Jerome Smith. Wil-
mum Trownsen. bliss
L’flnunuedieu, andllissChorlotte
. 'I chorus.'1'hey will render
.violin. banjo and cornet solos,
vocal and instrumental
, ‘ Inadditiontothe above. will be
i” finally interesting exercises of the
was”.
the mail box at the corner of Van-
" and South Osborn avenues was
mm marinas some” night,
“isle where the lock is‘heiug entirely
“tennis thought there were nolctters
kitchen. mmisbap was discovered
m early yesterday morning.
* csucusof Em Norwalk Republi-
mwfllheheld tonightatS o',clock at
its ”quarters in East avenue. to talk
” m [naming the name ofa candi-
fro representative
‘ Captuiu William Palow moved his
Ina-Md elects in his sloop, may. to
hi future home in New Haven.
Omar If. Harrell: of First avenue, is
loving to the house lately vacated by
: Willi. Palow. in Cove street.
.. 1" Ir. and llrs. Daniel L'Elommedieu
If WW with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
‘ m in Bowayton
_, m1 J. 1111110112111 2.1.1.11. ave-
" mils-accepted a position with Cup-
tsinl’alow
Clam 111.10.11.01 First avenue, spent
Sunday in New York.
TheeouditionofGeorge Hanford, of
' I lupin uvehue, is quite serious. and it is
fearedhewillnotrecover.
(m E. Badman, who has been
touringintheWcst.rctur-ncd home last
light. caningfrom Grafton. W. Va.
JohIIWhittleeey and John Gould, of
Danhury, wheeled here yesterday, and
'pcutthcday with Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Mas.
Nina Irene and Edith Younge, of
W avme. has returned from a visit-
luBrooklyn.
Mall Bristol of Milford. spent yes.
(alloy with friends in East llorwalk.
NCWAYICN.
The campaign sociable, held Saturday
night in Cruw’ s Hall, under the auspices
d the ladiee' Union. was largely at-
tended and a pleasant time was had by
all. The hall was prottily trimmed with
handwriting. The debate on the
wand silver question was 11ny car-
ried 11121111311 by Messrs. Horton and
fiesalr, rewrotivdy. but owing to their
sound arguments and forcible logic. the
m losers. hngphere. Crane and
load. were unable to render a decision.
MOM" cleared from the sale of
trapper.
M. H. C. Whitney occupied the pul-
fl oi the Third Methodist Episcopal
church. yesterday. and preached two
MEN INC 1101101011.
1h W rally. Saturday night,
"w— an inmcnse subwls, the Town
mun. filled to its utmost mpadty.
speak-rs were ll. 8. Cummings
SILVEIIIIIE.
, “Womani’fioc-
"sshsalwashsldyesterdsysndtlnfol
, oIcsrnwsrs elected: com-
’ Al‘Wslkleyus-lstantsuperv
' Baum thermocou-
_ “M1nunsnrer. lllss
Arcs-acts. librarian. lin- Gertie
ssistsnt llbrsrhin. Samuel
1 mmnmnm
Sunday. ‘
hard. ' ' of 311111111111. '
Ices... MMMSot-wslk.
Hrs. “AM ofllsvr 1110.11.11.
been the M dhsrlathcr. John A.
m. «humour-place. ,
Jsdpsndllrs. A. D. Wanton!
Woodbnry. 1111.13.11.11, witbllr. and
Ira‘rslluiadgc Baker. of West strut.
James make. of South Korwalk. spent
Bandsyia New York city.
Edward Ellwood, of Orchard street.
was the guest of New York friends over
'13. C. Booker and family. 0! Noah
Iain street, have been visiting in New
York city. ’
E. B. For. of the For Cycle company,
went to Boston,'thls mar-single look
up bicycles for 1897.
Dr. J. '1'. Kennedy. of South Main
street, is entertaining Dr. Charles E.
Dull. of Wallingford.
Stanley Godfrey and Alexander Bern-
, spent Sunday in
South Norwslk.
lire. Cliflord' Cornstook and niece,
Min Lucy Graves, are in New York
today.
Miss Luella 1. Lane. of South Nor-
Norwalk. spent Sunday in Nougatuck.
Misses May Q. Smith and Lizzie I.
Selleck, of Chestnut attachment Sunday
in Daubury.
Him Kate McKeuua, of Providence, is
the guest of Mrs. P. F. Burns, 61 Union
Park.
Arthur Sfllzekiol, of Kellogg street,
was the guest of relatives in New Cun-
sum-yesterday.
Charles 1. Ezekiel, of Brooklyn. and
C. Henry Parish. of Providence, R. 1.,
are guests of the farmer’s parents in
Kellogg street. This afternoon they will
go to New Haven, and from there re-
turn to their respective homes.
Miss Amy Watkins is n unrest at Grace
church rectory.
James E. E1111, of Broad River, wheel.
ed to New York, Saturday, and witness-
ed the "Sound Money”p:1rade. wheel'
log home again yesterday.
Miss Quintnrd and Mrs. Herrick, of
Boston, are visiting Miss Lizzie Selleck.
of Chestnut street, South Norwnlk.
William Dounelly,of the Hotel Garde,
New Haven. spent Saturday night in
Norwalk.
John Schanck and family, of Rowuy-
ton, 1isited with Mrs. lanacfl. Pnrdeo,
of Chestnut street, Norwnlk. yesterday.
.1. Arthur Pinneo, of Washington, D/
(1., is spending a few days in Norwulk.
Mrs. M. W. Stevens, of Norwnlk, is
visiting in Peekskill 11nd Newburg.
Frank McCormnck, of Norwalk. is
spending 11. few days in New York.
John Carney, of Yonkers, N. Y.,
spent Sunday with Mrs. John (iormerly,
of Main street.
Andrew Collins, of Dnnbury, spent
Sunday in Norwalk.
AN ADAILESS EDEN.
8111 Young Ladies who are Pullmg Bellamy s
Principle 5 Into Active Operation.
Six lady students of Bellmny’u. who
are employcd in the American paper
goods factory 111: Kensington, this state.
huvc put their principles into active op-
eration. These young women hoveleuu
1:11 11110111111111 which they live 111111 huve
their being. Everything except their
1.1lot11111gis11w11e1l 11100111111011 111111 they
take turns in doing the housework. Two
«1! them do it for one week, thou uneth-
er pair assumes the responsibility. 80
eucrmsfnlly 11111-1 this plan proved that
more have applied than can be accom-
modated and it is proposed to lease the
Hotchkins 110111111, engage 11 servant 111111
enlarge the scope of usefulness and hop
1111101111.
111111111 the rigidly enforced rules of
this colony is that 1111 11111111, company
shullbe admitted to tho houuo. This
rule is especially severe on the young
men of Kcnsington. 1111 1111 of these
ytmng ladies are very comely. .
In npeaking of the colony one of the
members says: "We find it is 11111011
cheaper, more independent and 111 every
way more comfortable 1111111 11
would be in a boarding house.’ We out
just what we want 111111 have daily {111
111111 and magazines. Among our n11111~
her is one who plays the piano, and
this, with cards, chess and checkers,
serves 11s with amusement in the even-
ing. You. you can any it is 11 grand 1111c
cess and we would advise 1111 young wot
mouwho are compelled to work for 11
living to follow our example."
Polloomnnwl'ou had better come
along quietly and notmnke trouble."
Pickpocket—O'ysrn. Not give you
trouble! Plekpooket—u-G’yarn. Not
give you trouble! Where‘d your job to
fit wasn't for the likes o’ us?~Jndy.
CASTORIA
mmmmm 11111111111
plans mummmm
mnomnmnm cm 1
herdfoughtgsluebythemnofsioll.‘
1111mm done in the first half.
but after eight urim'rlss’ play 111 the
second. Gum-sided by good inter-
foresee. circled Dariou‘srlght endless.
younhdown. from which no goal ws's
kicked. The gorse was remarkably
dean. and the only one injured was
Hall. who sustained a badly wrenebed
knee. The line up:
MEN CAUGHT IN TRAPS’.
Accidents That Have 131-1111 Caused by: the
Devices b‘ct by Hunters.
Bob Michael. one of the boat himtcrs
and most thorough of woodsmcu in
northern Herkimcr county, N. Y..‘
walked against 11 Htringwne night and
was mortally wounded with buckshot.
A11 0111 French (31111111111111 trapper 11bove
the Suranno lake region was setting 11
17 pound steel benrirup 1111111 1111 old
burning one day and had both nuns
”flight between the jaws, and there his
body 11111111111011 for weeks, being found
at last when the mice and nuts 111111
gnawed his bones
In Africa a curious trap is used for
elephants. It consists merely of 11 long
blade of steel in a tour 1001: log of wood
suspended from a tree by triggers.
When the clcpbunt stirs tho string. the
coutrivuuce drops, burying 11111 steel be-
tween the victim's shoulder 1111111113.
Tigers are captured in 11111111 by 11 how
11nd urrow frnp. A chunk of bait is
hung on 11 stick. below which the arrow
is 1111111111. Whnl the tiger pulls the bolt,
the bowstring in loosened, 111111 the arrow
is supposed to find its way into the 1111i-
mul’s 11111111.
811111111 traps are not ugmnlly danger-
ous to human life. lt is when strings.
111111 concealed by bushes 111111 gross, are
bung heroes the runways that there in
danger of 1111-11 walking into them’nud
having bullets, arrows or drop sticks
(not into them.
One of the odd things one 1111111111 in
for-cats 11 11cm bears, pauthers and wild-
euto 1m: found in 11 log house, 11 sort of
1111111 to camp, with 1111 eight inch spruce
stick lying over the entrance and jut~
’lng 011' i 1111 the woods 60 or 60 foot. A
u on 11 1111. 1111 1111111111 “111 1u1 lovurc is 111'-
1111111111 so 1111111111011 like 11 fine resting
place for 11 foot. Ecyoml the plank is 11
chunk of foul smelling meat, burned
honey comb or other bull suitable for
1110. 11111111111 game. Men who use dogs
in 1111111111.; (Intent such couli'ivanccs, for
111011111117111 that steps on the plank has
its buck broken by the spruce stick.
Such 1161:1111qu is 1111111 to build, but it
111 11111111111 the unrest of trapzl for lnrgc
game 1111.11 is not shy of inclusurc. It is
rciumnbcrcd111'11 lost and starving 111»
1111111 111111 1111 1111111 to reach the 111111 of 11
1101111nt1 111111 was crushed by the logs,
though rct 111111111 instantly. Other 1111111
have 111111 fingers crushed in 1111111: 111111
11111111111 11111111111113.
M1111 net 911111-1111 for big game, 111111111
wire, rope to encircle the 11111111111' 11111111.-
wbcu tl1z-y venture to touch the bait. 11
111 11 minus fact that such 1111111 111111111»
111111-11 gr! n log in tlu-ir cwu t'rnp 11111
11111 yunL-‘cl 111111 the 1111‘ by tho stout 1:11p»
ling ll'l't 1.151111 :13 a spring polo. Aflci' 11
man 111111 1111111111111 with 11111 l11111d1luw11~
ward try but to climb the spring pole(
foot 111111 for awhile flllll ll1111lly gcti:
down safely I111 exercises 11111111 c1111:
with his machine» tluu'uuilem-Ncw
York 81111
MAKING SILHCUETTES.
[louse Incl rut-111m In tho Art of Produc-
lug 'lhcso Old Time Favorites.
Evcu In tho culightcucd (lays whcu
the art of 111111111gr11phy 1111.11 1111\‘11111'1'11 no
wry 111111111 pcrfcctiuu 11111111 1111- 111111
111111111 11111 11111111011111] pcnplu who cling
with 111111111“ to these 11111111111111.1011. (1111'
grout 1115111; in their favor in thnt 1111‘
1mm. 11h'v1-r 11111111111 1111111ay, with 11 1111111
1111111111111'111111 11 111111111y 11111111, 111111 111111111111
11 11111111111111 11111111111011 111111 1101111 111111111111'
1111111111 111 1111-11 cxccutiou. 11111. 11111111
may 1111 11111111: of our young 111111111111 who
11111111111131 humv what. 11 11111111111111) in. 111111
such 11112111111111111111111 1111111111111 wu will «11-
1111111-1111 briefly to instruct 111 11111 11|11111et
forgctlcn art. ' A few 1111111111111f drawing
111111111, 11 pencil 111111 11 lump are all 1111'
1.1111111111111111 11111-111111 to ccunnence opera-
11111111.
The cpcrnlor first 11111111 11 111111111: of p11-
pcr 11111111 wall by inserting 11 pin in
(111011 corner. T111111 the person whose
11111111111111, or silhouettc. is to be 11111111
is seated in as chair close to the wall in
such 11 position 1111 to throw 11 distinct
shadow of his profile (1111 nous llfc also
111 possible) on the center of the paper.
To secure steadiness 11 wine glass or
some such support is placed betwoen his
head 11nd the won-1111 the slightest
movement often causes failure. Having
arranged these matters satisfactorily. the
operator proceeds to sketch with a pen-
oll the head and profile of the litter,
and this requires a steady 11111111 and
some dispatch. as it is no easy matter
to sit in one position for a great length
of time perfectly motionless When the
sketch is concluded. little skill will be
needed to bring the talc to sound. The
operator has only 11 ashsrp pcnknlfe
1111111111111th 1111111111111 of the
pencil 111111111. The center part is than
thrown asldcsnd the other nepotism
echelons ”111th
,eumom, ,
Outabor'afl 39.31.
' 1111111111 Sufuidey
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is: 1111111111 e
"width 1111 e. hie-111".
:01: 1 “gaunt spire unrest»: 1111 units
ZAEO!
mm?“ Left e111 .- 83%: Europe’s wonderful inroelchorean uneatlon.
Decker hell tackle Williamson OLARA WE‘LAND ,
9111"": 1.11.1... 1.... 321.1121: ”11111:".1‘11. “'11 “1111111311
a .
, muslcbullnndhl t1 1 van evl e 1 .
$131:li Centre Sheehan {:pcgtlgr,£1;lncfin freely lulled“ now 1.1111191:
Thompson amnesia when) “ f‘ m“ .... ” --. -.
Joellsnrr " Right‘taetc" B. new
John noun: » 111311111111 11111111111011 Attraction ‘11 Unusual Ierit
Dowd Oink“? back More use
Kopson Bflhthulfbuok C. uers
Gilmore Left halfback Norman "EST M' E' “CHURCH,
01111111011111.) Fullback . Chapman
wfififi?” 0U. 28.
' TheRoc‘k‘ ConcertCo.
11111111111111. ,
THE ONLY ROCK BAND!
’l‘hlnextmonlincry concoct consists 111-se-
lections 1111 um
Ringing Rocks or Musical Stones,
Swinging Harps,
Musical Glasses,
Zithers, Gig1lera, Em.
Also Songs and Readings.
The llock1‘111n111rt Co. owe their renowned
reputation to the 111131111111 they 11m the only
muulcnl organization who plus upon locks.
ADMISSION 35c.
lmservedmonls can be 11111111 red without ex-
tra charge at the store 111 111-own .1; 11 11131111.
Strange Wonders! 1
But true are the
REMARKABLE
LIFE f
READINGS
of PROF. ROCK. the wonderful Long
Island COLORED MEDIUM. He
chullengeathc world for an equal. 1111
is without 11 shadow of doubt the 111111.11-
1:1~1'1‘ PROPHET now in existence.
Come all ye broken hearted wiv cs,
who are in trouble. and be‘ndviecd by
this wonderful man.
Come all ye 10v era and win your idols.
He tells you whether your lover is true
or false; cnusesn speedy marriage With
the one you 111v.e
Removes the obstacles in and per-
111111 ently cures the liquof’habit.
fie 11111111111 lost ones and tells you
whether 1101111 or alive.
He gives 11 written guarantee to com-
plete your work in twenty-one days or
will forfeit $50.
Remember he mukcs
11.11111. '1'111: mum is DONE.
()lllce fee $1.115 North 11v enuo, Nor-
wnlk. Open from 10 11.111. until 9 p
1n., Sundays included. Call early to
uvmd the rush. 021 lm
NU (.‘IIARUE
T1113
NORWALK BUILDING
COMPANY.
Aided by our steam derricks, sows, bur.
111g mnohince. etc, we can quote
LOW PRIC 11.8 ON
All Kinds of Timber Workl
Churches. Factories or any Large Build-
ing work 11 spofinlty.
SHOP, RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
LESLIE GAMBLE, Manager.
(1131!
D. W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
I: Wauhlngton Its-ace.
u. Hum-1k.
Residence. Mahmhmo Hotel
1117 1y
g o z
- a
ml 1" u
5.3; :1: t;
E a; Si
2.152:
$61 rail“
gaff 1015!:
6;? 01”“ 1111111
Emfi 3p El;
11 3"
$.32 $111113
"5 11 21.3
Ute D on
gmnm i.
25:00 V9!”
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VIIASCCPE ‘
JACKETS 'AND ‘ GAMES 1
I
for inferior goods. .
Jackets.
collar and pockets. 88. 00.
Black beaver. velvet collar. large pearl
collar, stitched seams, $10. 00.
or finish. $10. 00
edged with brown opossum, $13 00.
slashed collar. half lined. $13. 00.
Black and navy beaver. double breasted. high collar,
Black cheviot 'high slashed collar, pnll’ sleeves, $8." .5.
Irish frieze, dark and light tau. stitched 901111111. velvet
Black beaver, puiY sleeve, wide pointed cuti’, slashed
Irish frieze, braided, inside pockets, high collar. tail-
Blnok boucle. lined throughout, velvet collar, $12 00
Block beaver, tight lilting, braided u11litr1ry style, '
edged with black opossum. {luring collar, $123.
Black and navy bcuv er, tight fitting, braid trimmed, I
Brown Irish friew tailor made, straps and buttons, 5‘
Light brown Irish frieze. pearl buttons, lined all
UR CLOAN STOCK presents two features worthy of your consider-
ation. The first is that our garments are the very bcst that can
be made.“ 'Thc'o’chc‘r is that 0111' prices‘ai'e' as low as others ask ‘
I
buttons, $1) 00.
Brown Irish friezemolvet collar and cum, fancy front.
L lined throughout with funny 1111111111, $19. 01).
Funny black and green bcucle. trimmed with i
for and 111111, 1115 00.111111 "
Extra quality black beaver, lined throughout. shield
front, fancy pearl buttons. puff sleeves. pointed culls.
slashed collar, $20 00.
Black beaver, tight fitting. trimmed with braid and
Beaver,
u
' Martin for. tailor made. very stylish, $22.51).
Capes.
Beaver. stitched, $5.00
Rough cloth, $5.011
, Double cape, rough cloth, $11.51)
Beaver, trimmed with b11111], pointed collar, $11 50
. “ " [billet “ $8.00 .
" tailor finish. $10 01)
Buucle, trimmed with braid, slashed collar. $12.00
N 11
1111011111111 fancy 5111151111111
BEST
VALUE!
The Ioet
Complete
Line of
Because they wear our easy fitting,
We have now in stock
WINTER CLOTHING
By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
disagree with any one
6 lbs Breakfast Bacon. for
Plate or Brisket of Deal for
A GOOD MARKET.
In our opinion, is one which furnishes and delivers on time juicy lcn-
der meat of the very best quality, that has a clean ncat sto c,
courteous patient employees, and prices that will not
FRANCIS 81 CO.
through with fancy silk, 31:100. “ “ ” 111111 M.ut'1n 1.11111, 1312 01)
Black beaver, tight fitting, trimmed with soutache Bonele. box pleat front and back.trim1ncd with
braid, edged with fur, $15 00. Martin 1111' 111111 tails, 11111111 throughout, $111.00
Black beaver and brown Irish frieze ,corruuuted front, P1111111 111111111911 With for End braid $13.50
high pointed collny, half lined with chungeuble taffeta, g " " 1110111“d 14311111111113. $15.00
$16.50 I “ “ “ “ f11u1y1111111g,$ll1:.110
I
it»
LOWEST
. . PRICE!
THEY ARE ALL SMILES!
comfortable Clothing. All 0111' 11151111111115 lccl this
way. TRADE with us and you will FEEL THE SAME 1
1 Ever lShown
JThis City!
11‘ WASHINGTON sync-:1
South Norwalk.
's purse. That' s our
idea of a good meat market, and we
run ours on that principle.
As an example, we
offer:
Prime Rib Roast. 21: s lb Pot Roast,
Good Roast Beef, 10c " Lamb chops,
Best Sirloin Steak, Iloc " Forequsrter Lamb,
Best Out Round Steak. 10c “ Rump Corned Beef.
" “ Shoulder “ Be "
A lbs Salt Pork for
from 3 to 101: lb
Assessors’ Notice 1
We. the undersigned hereby (11111 uollw to
11111011101111 111111 corporutlnnc. liulvle to pay
1111911 in the l‘own nl Norwnlk. 11111tll1ey 11n-
r111 111va by 11111; to (lelncr tolhc Amwnrwn
1-1t1croftl1em. onnr before the llrnhluy nf
Nouuuber.151111.11wr1ttm1u1 111111111 list 1111i
1111.111 111111111111 11Wnrn10.nl1111 11111 :rnpmly
111111111 hythem11111ht11-1t1111volO1tn1er.111111;.
111111‘11 to 111111111011 11111111111; 11 11133111111111" nl
1111 111111 11 «.l11l11 1-111111 pun-11 being «11"11rulm1
11111-1rl‘11c1l utl1cru11111 it will 11111111111111) 111' tho
.1
'20 Ahrl'bfillr‘illl 11111111111111 14111-11 11.111 from the 1101-1
5 u 11111111111“th thcy 11111 1111111111. and 111l1|ll111r1~1u
C In11l1r111111t.11f.-11cl| v11l1111linn.11u11111 11.111111~f
lo 11 they sl 11‘! 111111111 11 scpumt'o (leecrimlun 111111
C \'111 utiuhofmch 111111111 of reul «11.111111. 111111
25 [mm whlch Huts 1111111111111.tl1cru111 no 111 [11111.
C NJall»?{1111.ylmrot‘1w11eul lto 1111? {111171
1111111. 11 IO 1 cc 111111111 cc 11111 m «11111
50 cents Noru'.11ll 11111111111111 l'uuncll 11mm. 1111111111111
3 cgntg lb 111111111. 111111111 111.an11111 from 111111 11111111111111:
STAR ,MABKFT-E”?5°!"'l.‘§*!!.¢11°°'2“3i"§“d
and up.
Tom 0’ Shooters will be sold
the desire "for theclnb" and “down
11nd artistic
qnlslte and pleasing in co or,
To make your home walls gleam
11mm?“
“My
GOLGDBER’ fig 1 _ i.
An Attractive Home
Will make the girlscontentcd, keep the boys in at night and destroy
Exceptlng 11 charming wife
and dainty donghtersm 1101111 113 adds such radiance to 11 home as tasteful
WALL DECORATIONS!
We have 111 stock wall paper that is attractive and 119111 in designer-
nud you will be agreeably surprised to
find that the cost is not near so much or you might 11111111.
GOLDBERG’S
NEW YORK MILLINERY PARLORS.
Something New.
Just received 11 shipment of lnl‘nuts’ and children' s cloaks
in assorted colors and styles which We will sell from 01.24
F calhcr boas have been marked down to 981:
and up Alton special sale on sailors and other nutrmu
med 1111111 from 981: and up. A full and complete line of child-
ren s and 111111111 11 caps, from 1191: and up. A line of fancy
feathers will he puten sale from 151'. and up. Children s
from 291: and 11p.
tow a.
with cheerfullness.
snort home:
Milo deals.
NIW YORK
IILLINERY PARLORS
3W." Chant. ,
our..s1oawa1.x HGTIL
(Mulmlhth.111011.111 111111 Including (111111111
.llnt 111M..~11111111111m1111bo open from 111 1111.1
11'111111111 111.11111111-11111 '1 to 1111“”.qu p m
"ml-m 5111111111115. 1111111711111 11'1111ck111 1111.1
1 Willing.
11111111. 111 Nnmmlk. 0111111111 11.111116.
11.11111 11.1 11111111111 1
1.111111111111111111111o. 11.11.111.11».
JANE 1H\ l‘sa l 117-111
CHEAP FUEL
Owing to many of the factories being
shut down we have Margo nocnmnlutlnu
of first-class coke.
We offer the same during the omnth of
October at 111:: cents per bushel st 1111:
works. 111-eight cents per 11111111111 dollwml
within e1 that city limits, in not 101111 1111111
twenty-live bushel lots.
Extra for carrying in.
Norwalk 1111. Light
Company. 0 1. 11
ICON“? GIT LIFT
behind 11111113 11111 1111
, while everyone else
is gathering in the
“finishing b a 1' - _
gains in silver now
cities offered 113111
B. liflY'l' at mach
low prices 110 cents
oudollsr csnnnt be
rlvnllcd for such
Imht
are
loss
Allsllvsrnovsltlss Ills on tbs dolls:
“mil“!
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also» m M
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