gremtion-ilchurch, this i-voning.
«...».i-md... rm to. nos-r
pluralism mammary.
_mm m rm ,
and Ina Lincoln is ill with the grip at
her homain Orchard street.
' «#10 ll. pail of pure home rendered lard
for war. at Hayes' market.
The annual meeting of :the Nor-walk
Congregational Church society will be
held to night.
The J. T. Prowitt company has re.
oeivsd a handsome new “Ideal” bicycle
of the ’97 model.
-John H. Dakin will thank all put-
rons for piano tuning orders. Will be
at Mahackemo next week.
George Tattle, of New Haven. in at
the bedside of his brother, Henry Tattle,
who is ill with the grip at the Norwalk
Hotel. _
u-Fresh hams, 10c. Hayes’ market.
Olive Branch Lodge, K of P., will in-
stall officers tonight. It will be follow-
ed by a collation. All members are re-
quested to be present.
A. Dickermau 8: Son’s first bargain
sale of the new year is in progress today,
and they are endeavoring to make it an
especially attractive one.
The recently elected officers of Divis-
ion No. l, A. O. H, of Nl'll'Wlllk, will
be installed tonight by County President
J. C. Ivers, of Bridgeport.
There will be preaching at Saints‘
church, Brold River, next Sunday at
10:31) a. in. and 7:31) p. m , by Elder H
E. Msler. All welcome.
The annual meeting of the New Eng—
land Local Assembly of the Brother-
hood of St. Andrew, will be held in
Providence, R. 1., February 21.
The E pworth League, of the Norwulk
Methodist church. will hold a business
meeting tonight, at the close of thr-
prayer meeting. Olliccrs will bc
elected.
Minnehaha Division, Sons of Temper—
ance, will hold its regular meeting:
every Wednesday evenings hereafter at.
the home of Mrs Kate A. Day, Chest-
nut street.
Ahearmguponthe petition of [C K
Lockwood to appoint a trustee to take
possession of Frank 1. Jones' property,
will be held in the Norwulk Probati-
Court, January ltiih.
Olive Branch Lodge, Knights of
l’ythius. Will haveite installation of chi-
cars tonight, in its bull in Swarm i“; Col-
bctt's block. District Deputy John l’cu-
nington will perform the ceremony.
William Youle‘s’don yesterday had a
battle with a rat in J. R. Raymond’s cur-
penter shop in Water street, and finally
succeded in killing the rodent, which
measured ten inches in lcngi h.
"The Church W'itncssing in its ou’i. ,
Ciiiiinniiiity." is the sulzjsct of the mid— ‘
week r-u-rvicc iii the S )uth Norwalk (ton—
Thr
. pastor, Rev. (herald ll. Burial, will r: in«
duct the moi-ting. A larger interest
than everla-foro is being taken in ihi~
midcweck service. Everyone i.-i welcomi-
to its hour of prayer and witnesuing.
There is said to be no truth in the row
port that the suit of Rev. John-on W
Hill against the Calvary Baptist. church.
for salary. has been withdrawn. Thori-
\vcre two sol“, the lirst being void be-
cause of an error in the complaint; bill
the second one, the ptipors in which
were served on Monday. stands. it will
come up for trial at an early date.
During the tomMonday nightthe pro-
. pcller City of Norwalk, put into Grccuo
point. A watchman was left of duty.
but during the night a thief bonrdod thc
boat and st do twoovorcont s belonging to
Captain Moses W'ilson. When the boat
arrived in 5 mill Norwalk thc man who
hid been on watch was paid oil‘ and dis‘
charged. It was snapectod that he had
l: me to sleep while on duty.
When Superintendent Bonnel went til
tcut liox l5, nt. thecorncr of High street
'imd lhyview avenue, yesterday noon,
it refused to Work. Some of the mec-
hanism was found to be broken. and the
box was sent. away for repair. The
lllllll‘"r~l box is 12, at the Franklin street
' tii'lllml. which should be rung in case of
' lireinihat vicinity, while the damaged
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‘ i, Pousse Pate...
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I ; PILL AFTER PIE. l
box is out of service.
, . “Ju‘u'v
33‘“ -3
And why not a pie-pusher
as well as o coffee-pusher; It’s
far more ncccuaary. Do you
suffer with dyspepsia? Ayer’a
Collinriic Pills will cure you.
Take a if
Tuesday night-v, ,
, 'l‘lai Germanic solidified is making
arrangements for a masquerade ball.
The case or O. H. Harvey vs. John
Wellheit. was this morning adjourned ‘
for one week. ' . , ,
The annual meeting of the Arlen
Singing society will be held tonight at 8
o'clock.
James Gordon, employed by Jones at:
Hotchliiss, lost, a horse blanket in Cath-
erine street, this morning.
There will be no service in Grace
church tonight on account of the illness
of the rector.
W. E Osborne’s hog. butchered Tues-
day. weighed 507 pounds, instead of 485.
Who can beat this?
At the meeting of the Norwnlk Meth—
odist church olllciul board, last night,
only routine business was transacted.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated fo' its great leitvonlrlg strength
and licnitliiulloesh. Aaenros the food against
mum and all forms of udnltcratloncom-
, mon to the cheap brands.
lloru. Barium l'ownsn 00.. New York.
A son was born Tuesday night to Mr.
and Mrs. Asa H. Burton, Fair street.
Afew friends of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Tate, ll Henry strret, surprised
them Tuesday: night, the occasion
being the tenth anniversary of their
marriage.
Deputy Paul Berg and Gustav Lange
installed the olilcors of Schiller Stumm
If you are particular about yvhat kind
of oats you feed your horses, you should
buy of Manuel '1‘. Batch. Iie makes it
his business to sell none but clean oats.
It is reported that William H. Bloom
Contemplntes resigning the lieutenuncy
Company F. H
The employees of the South Norwnlk
freight house caught a large hen hawk,
this morning.
tit. Peter's German church met last
night and called llcv. Mr. Range, oi
New York, totho pastorate. The olii.
cers electcl were Nice-president,Willium
Uehrniann; secretary, Frederick Syring;
treasurer, Gustave ll‘redrich.
The regular meeting ofthe Hut Mulr-
erii‘ Association was held last night in
Arion Hall. The most important busi—
ness transacted was to declare the malte-
ehop of Adams llrothcrs' factory fair for
the first time since the sirike.
Shepard to Mansfield furnished music
for the dance in Broad ltivor,last night,
and Mr. Mansfield gave several rccitu~
tions.
—G. B. Gregory, ll Isaac street, recom-
mends "Santos" for constipation. $1 hot»
tlcs,2ac,for a few ilnys,2lll Main st,,l\'or‘lk.
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At its meeting, Tuesday night, Com-
pzmy 1" pass-d a vote of thanks to
Frank Webber for his scrvioes as tutor ‘ '
to thc czuupnny's basket ball team. SOCIAL “FF“ lN ”‘5 FORWALKS'
How Twin Ciiy People Enjoy Themselves These
The Officers of liefcnilcr Council, i). .
Wanmc Dccemhcr Dave.
1'. A. 31., “via installed {last night by
District Deputy \V. .T. Brunt, of New
(million.
The Bible class of 'l‘riniiy church had
a festive time :it the, rcctory, all. West
sti‘cct, last night, which was participant
ed in by Mrs. Audubon, Mrs. Mend.
Bliss (llzim Mend, Mrs. Leonard l’arring-
ton, Mrs. Bella ll‘arrington, Mrs. Fur-
w».
Tiic Eureka Rebekah Lodge will go to
Dunhury, Friday night. and will meet
at the depot at .‘izliil. to take the 5:32
train. Excursion tickets huvc been re-
(luccd‘to:§l. 1)i~mlcr. Miss Thorn. Miss lmvenson,
Mrs. Alien Smith, Mrs. Mary Smith, the
Misses l“. Bl'nllwy, Mrs. Davis. Miss
.‘lcnks, Mrs. ltyau. Missllupp, Misses
Mamie Ryan, and Lulu Ryan, Miss
Abolirlt'oth. ilolwrt Wool, \l'ill'l'cd
Ninth. Miss riddle Farrington. The ow-
ning wm given up largely to singing in
chorus, and eulosby Miss Lulu llyun.
Miss Almndi'oih and othcrs. ice cream
and colic \ici'c scrwd. ”or large cake
bore :1 slur made oi" candles. which were
lighted. producing a pretty cil'ci't. 'l‘hc
hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Norris was
groutiy my yin,
~33 lbs. of pure home remlcred lard
for ii" a pound, at lliiyi's' unirkci.
The Woman's Christian Temporancc
l'uicn will hold its regular \vi-clciyi‘ncct-
lug Friday at 3: o‘clock. with Mrs. Wil-
murtli, 2‘ Concord Fll’i‘t'l. .\ good at"
teudnncc is desired.
There were twenty seven unfortiiiriles
Ill the Smith strcct student—lions“, lust
night. Not one of them could he term-
»d a trump, all bring: fairly well dressed
and respectable looking men,
While driving through Wall street,
ycstcrilny info rump. lluii'y licnoillcl, u
dolivcry cli-rk for hinui-y i‘c licneiiii't,
collidcd wit 1: a canopy lop carriage bo—
louning to .l. T. l’roivitt, nearly upset.-
tiog it. The damauv W‘H slight.
Mrs. 1*‘i‘cilwick Bullion and Mrs. J.
Laurence Sicvcus, of Norwalk, Wore
guests at the l). A.
slicrry‘s,l\'cw York. yi-stcrduy. John
Winfield Hmtt int-lo an address. in
. which he o-lnpllincnted the. "haugh-
llivpcninginterest win-iozh-lt inthc icrs" highly. Mrs. “ppm”. rcgeut,
“Hit"l'll—IM” “llllsdlllll N‘l'WJll‘ ”i'llll“ whoroccotly visli‘d ilio t‘i'21trul Club,
church, and the uttcnduici- is’ llllfl'i‘rl§<l”““i_u a very “My,“ Man.” (,f wel-
iriiz. 'l'liis owning. and probably to
morrow evening, lbw. William James,
of New York city, \\ ill :lH>i>l ihc pastor
.\ \i‘clcomc to :ill.
(‘lllllt‘. dolcpli .li-lli‘i‘mii (lullvcli-l all lul-
ill'css and an original pain by lillu
thclcr Wilcox was rcud. The rcccp-
tionwas to conimci-norute the :mnivcr-
. . . i . :1!“ of Con. \V‘lh‘lllll vion's \veddm 'duv.
Nation Agent- hliuis m. at tilcnbrook, ‘ 5 ' ‘ l“ 1" '
this morning found .in old soldicr lymgi
on the track mar ii . Toe mun
rel". nod to state win-Cher llt‘ l|:lll lwcn
struck b" u train, or was sick, and Willi
sent to tho ll'imc.
Mr. and Mrs. W. ll. ifalnier, of Berk-
clr-y rilrci i, cnii-rtaincd thc ll. 1‘. Wliist
club, loot night. The prince were won
by Mrs. tlilcs (ircgory, Dr. Winiiicld
Baldwin and Elliott K. Uri-gory. The
~‘231bs‘. pail {I‘ll'l'llllllIP rcndcroil hm] livxt llll'tllllg will he licld with Mrs.
for $1 in), at llnycs' m'u'lmt, ‘ liccd lx'lyim, oi til. John iivcnuc, East
. Norwulli, on the evening of the ‘Jllth
l). D. S. 0., George \V. (lollin. S. U.
l LL, Solomon Seam, ot‘ l‘ilcsiino lus—
tlc, A. (l, K. M. (3., of South Nth-walk,
will install the ofiiocrs of Pioneer Udtillt‘,
ll‘riduy night, January hih. at the new
lodge room oVi-r tho li‘brai'y in Will]
slrcct. llcfrcuhmontw will lw scrvcd.
ili‘piil.
ins .
Miss Susie l’iuk,oit.‘i:nicr :ivcnuc,l\'or~
walk, and Ni‘lmlll Ackucr, of Jersey
(lily, Wi-ro murricd, inst Huiurdny ulter-
noon. Mr. Ackncr was atone time cm-
played by llllilt‘l‘llllit‘l‘ .l. l). Jennings,
oi‘ Norwnlir. and has a large circle of
tricndsin town. The couple will live
'l'hc Engineering Magazine (monthly. lll Jcrscy (lily. ,.
and M usical U'mt‘ll'r l tl'ci'lilyl have been
added to the magazines on tile in the
South Norwalk reading room. The
book. “Joint Mciailism,“ by Anderson
Phelps Stokcs, has been prcscnlcd to the
library by the author.
The nuirringo of M rs. Mitotic licnipcr.
ol' \Vcotport, a daughter of William
Wcuvor,ot"l\1aiu slrcct. Norwnlk, and
llwi-n b‘avy, of Boston, took place on
(.‘hrietmioi cvc. Mr. and Mrs. Salty uro
residing at the home of the latter-hi
parents in Boston.
Miss Milly “it"lo. of Wilton :ivi-nuo,
clitcriuincd the t‘lovcr limit? Whist chili,
Tuesday night. 'llie [li'lll‘lt wr-nt to
Mrs. lidwmd ‘1. Wilson, [lorry linil-
witz, and Mi»; Davis, the hosii-sti.
“Prof. M. S. ltoscn, the well-known
inriiloit-opiieion, can he consulicd itt his
olllcc, in the parlor of ihc ()ity llotcl.
:iooth Norwallr, 'l‘uos'lays, from it n. m
to h‘ p. m. Eyes examined l'rce.
Mr. and Mrs. C. l“. llullock, Mr. and
Mrs. James li'llommmliun,Mr. and Mrs.
Frillll'lfl l-lcyniour, Mr. and Mrs. ll. E.
Buckingham, Mr. and Mrs. .‘l.l,l. Wheel-
er, (i. 8. North and (Li). Keelcr attend-
ed the installation of olliccrs of Bridge-
port Command l’. V. l’., last night. (Eu-rm. ._ ,,,,,,,,
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
(ll South Norwnlk.
l'ZrlTAllldl-llilill was
’iiunmxo
MLIIIKI
'l‘ho steamer William lloyt, formerly
{mm Norwalk, ml“ m" "mi“ ”‘1" ALDEN HOLMANB.Vicivl‘rcsiilcnl.
“h"“‘?‘lby th°.m.r“t""“l ”WM‘J‘“ W?“ commas Ii. mum-L omits“...
put in commission Monday. She ‘v‘llll’E’l‘Ell L. llllNNlNllllMl. (mum’m
hail from Slratl‘ord hereaitor and Ctlp' “MW,“(inmmmm
lam (loot-ire Cleveland, who is in com- .
lnnnil, loft Bridgeport, ycsterduy, for Individual and liliHllll‘t-H Accounts. Holt-lied
New Haven, having on board l,lil)o Ill'lllll‘lllil'lll'llfllullll‘lllil‘l'lllllllHlltkml.
RUSSELL I’llill'l'l‘. President.
Ccrtillcnleail llcposlt leuliml lor lll'llll’v do
buuliclll of oym'em‘ posited {or solo keeping. dll :nu.
ringiou, Miss Annie l":irrim:tou, Mrs -
o . ,x‘
ll. l‘t‘t‘i‘plltlll at .3 .3
10 lb! Beakwlmt.
TWENTY-TWO POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR. 31.00.
—_
F.D.LAWTOII_&_00.,12 South Ilaln Street
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EDWARDSTREET.
"" I897
i897 ,. l
to business. What is generally called
Holidays over, and now we settle dowui
‘ us. We don’t propose to have it so.
Commencing to-day, ave inaugurate a general
I'dull period of the year" is upon
CLEARING SALE
0! our cat ire stack of
DRV Goons, ETCl!
At prices much less than most of them cost.
We mean business, and this reduction llpplies to the entire stock.
EDWARD STREET!
scissor sunniuo. ‘ anemone".
Let Everybody Be Happy
[
11’ you did not get a nice Turkey for your
Christmas come and see us. We have
some new line state turkeys {or New
Years. Others will charge 200 a 1b for
the same stock that we will sell for lilo.
Come early and take your pick. Chick-
eni-l will be l2‘.‘.c lb.
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
,,_...~ rank 5. uses, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.
1 W
to KS'ON‘SETFHoTiEERKPTIS
IIIllIlIIIIIIIiIIIltrIlIIllll'll
, nurrmrunut Standard of Excellence!
liolh in Or ~iiru and l'lcnuly of Finish. .lAt‘lx'h‘ilN‘S l‘l.A'l‘l.\’0'l‘\'l‘E l’Oli’l‘liAl'l‘t-l are beau-
tilul and last forever. llitcilorii lllill nil :iri-hlti ciurul work a specialty.
I. M. JACKSON. Photographer, 53 Wall Street, Norwalk , Ct.
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,3; a "no DO" 0“ are
( ' GLUTEN
FEED _ ~ 3,
1 ,_ FOR Whether your cats are clean or
i :1. CATTLE not ? it" you don't care. then
S£é°k°n° order your outs anywhere.
HORSES. it you are particular about
”$51. your oats, you'd better call and
GRAIN 580 me.
FOR luiakc i". my business to dc- ’
." :SDRSES liver part‘culurly clean oats. 3
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BRANCH MANUEL T.HATCH.K
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53:.MCANS' The Grain Dealer, "
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EEIVABRLVE. irshall Street. So. Hormlk. K l
”HARP—ER’S WEEKLY
In l897.
Willi lhcondof ism llurprr's \Vcokly
Will have lived forty years. In that time
Liustuw Tlllellll‘,“ popular member of
the (loi‘inuni.i Szciigcrbund, and Miss
Marie \‘ogt \vcrc married in New York
city. yesterday, and have bcgun lit-oping
house at Mr. ThicEi-X-i rcsidence on
Hotnu lllll. it has participated with all the zeal and
" ' , piiwcr at ill cmnmnnd in the great. polit-i
John \Volthunsou and Miss Thwresn l cal (Would of the moanintcrcstum and un-
. ,, - 7,. . . , ,~ portnntpcrioilluthchistoryolthocrmniry
“1m," ol “U“ Tum?" “ ill 1“ murnetl and it has spread before its readers the
\Voiliu-sduy cvonmg in apartments that
ucrompllshmentsof science, arts and lot
have been prepared for mom in 1th“ tcrs fortheinstructlouoftheliumanmind
Norwulk.
and the amelioration Of‘lllllllitll condition.-
nnd ol' mount-rs.
What the Weekly has been in its spirit
and pnrpmc. as these have been monitor.
lt‘ll principally in its editorial pages, it
will continue to he. _
It is impbssibli- to announce with pro
cision all that the weekly will contain
during thcyenr lHil‘i‘. It were no easy. to
announce what in about to happen in the
world, what. triumphs for good govern-
“ iiwnl are to IM' won, what. advances of the
Mrs. lhinicl llrcminn, of Arch stircol. l““’l‘l"“"""" h” “WI".- ‘Vh’ll‘ l" to b.” "l“
. . . . . oulcomcol the c >Illlllll0llt4 atruugic lw»
is Vlsllillli: her daughter in Brooklyn.
Miss Anna Cole, of l‘llnicrcsl. will
entertain the Monday livcniog Wlhist
club, next Monday.
Miss liottic Shine. of Stamford, is
Vihltlllg Miss It‘loru Jcnnings.
tu'i-cn tho opirito of war and wnco, WllMl
is to happen in the fur lined. it out in to be
the slutt- of l‘iurooc twelve months licncv,
what new morn-ls of science are to be rc-
Vcnli-d, or what are to lit‘. the ilcliievcniciila
oi arts and letters. {or the Weekly is L) be
it pictorial record of all this.
(‘nriooiia will continue to ho a feature.
Serial Stories: A New England story
by Mia» Mary ll). Wilkins will begin in
January. A tale of is Greek l'priainu
Against the Turks. by Mr. E. I“. lleiwm,
the author of “lioilo,” will follow. It
m-qncl to "The llouac-llont on the Styx,"
by Mr. John Kendrick Billlu“, illustrated
by Mr. Peter Nowell.
More Short Stories will appear in the
Weekly than it. has been possible to put»
lish during lHlM‘v.
llopnrllm-nto: Mr. W. l). Howell's
“Idle and Letters" have llt't‘ll among the
most charming features ol‘ periodical in»;
rnlurc; Mr. l'l. r5. Martin. and others will
contribute olm-rvnllons on what hi going
on in “This Busy Wot-Id;" “Amateur
Sport.” will remain the most. important
ih-onrimenl ol its kind in the country.
The Weekly will continue to present to
its readers the world's news most lull-rush
hit: to Amerimms, to make important ml.
mucus in lmlll [he litcrnryulul artistic
features, and to retain for itself the load-
ion place in the illustrated journalism of
Mrs. (i. ll. llowurd, of Woodlt'urd
avenue, has returned from u month'a
visit in Stony l‘rcck.
Louis Fauntleroy, of Elm street, is at-
tcnding Mcrrill‘u Business collciip in
Stamford.
'l‘homus Reynolds. of lloulon, is all his
home in llcldcn street for n iwu wheke’
vacation. ‘
Mm. (,loorizc ll. VnnAlstyuc ‘tl in
lhu-tl‘ord, attending the inauguration
hall of (liwcruor (lookc.
Missilvn l.. Ferric returned to her
studiesiu Irilliillll‘ seminary, Boston, yes.
tertiary.
l'. Wesley Mead in attending school in
Bridgeport .
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Mrs. Josiah 'l‘ownaon, of Main direct,
l'tlllll‘lmll. ltlbl Ililllll. from a few days‘ lllawni’lll. ‘ t ll‘ 1
’ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' i’"\\'MPlHN'l‘KH|‘llIIOill) copy no III vcr~
Vinitln I'm-“hm“. I" L tlscmcni withoutgtho express order of
l ‘ WW“ l 'r l; I-lrother .
Mills Martha llny, “f Gerard “place. liirpi i
hits returned home from a visit in Mat. [I A it P li‘. ”‘5 W l') E K i. Y,
tcwnn, N. Y.
Mrs. Frederick W. lloyt, of Earl ave-
.Ilill‘, entertained the Evening hint
club hint night. l’rizi-a were won liyltlrn.
(3. A. llurelroln. Miss .liiilz. ill. '1'.
For One Year, $4.00
l‘oslnwo True to all subscribers in the Univ
leil States. t‘utimla and Mexico.
Addrcse. llAltl’I'Ill & llllll'l‘lll‘lltr‘,
Comstock, Brothe’
South Nam-Hr, -' A - Oonngotlou
TWO STORES. ’»
Dollars
For
will,
Collar! ‘ ‘ N j ,
Seems big money, but that , is just
the amount we take off our boys’
reefers we sold at $5, beefifidbthey
are not ulster collars. "Theft'nality .
is up to our standard, fitmmkeyand
trimming couldn’t be better if you
paid twice as much. Celor,‘bl/’ :
cloth chinchilla and Cheviot.
These $3
13.
Store open evenings. ,
Money to all dissatisfied on
ere. ‘
sizes : 5, 6, 7,
M» sOUTH MAIN STREET.
a
MILFORD A. GIFF’IN. Mgr.
NORWALK,
‘ so. NORWALK.
E HAVE A LITTLE ‘
CORNER or ;
Ulsters
and 3
That are bound to sell it low prices will do it; we? 4
' some wonderful bargains from . i .3 '
v~.. '. . $2.50 UP!"
.,,
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Only four of the $2.50 ones left, sizes 36, 37, 39 and W
sold formerlyat $4.50. ‘
Red Flannel Underwear, 49c up. Sweaters, Cardi‘
jackets, Gloves”: Caps, etc.
w
DAVIS,
Clothier, Hatter and Furnisher.
Hahaekomo Hotel Block, v, So. Homolkp
Open every evening until ll o'clock}
Goods for the Holidays, Christmas Papotorlos.
' “Magazines.
fit-1E TAILOR,
sovruizsiu crucial
Hand Painted Decorations to Order. Skates, Polo S
and Jack Knives.
M
SKATES SSEHARPINIDT
Watch this space for ’97 models 9‘ bicycles. Bicycles rented
and stored at: reasonable prices.
FRED’K.W. ROGER§$ l9 Main St, Ho
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l’rowitt and Frederick ,A. llill. . l'. O. Box (loll. N. Y.,Uiiy.
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