m
litters? n
~ ferric! «m1.»
‘ The matu- Whhtelnb. elatlmNor-
Hulk Yacht club, organized for the sea»
‘ Inn. gateway afternoon, at the club
‘7‘” that It flicker-y Blull. The prize Jan
neared by Mrs. George R. VanAlstyno
no. member! enjoyed a nail to South
‘Nmalkin Senator Ferris' launch.
, insane Mammoth , ~
Bufiflactoryondl‘lmhig tothoGreut'
Body of Episcopalians.
‘ Q The Epllmpnl diocesan convention,
held at Waterbury, chore the Rev. Dr.
Chauncey Bnuce Brewster, rector of
Gm church; Brooklyn; N. Y.. for. as-
sistant tom venerable Biilhop Wit»
lintnl, whose increasing years call for a .
mediator to lighten his omcinl work
The selection will no doubt be satisfnc
toryand pleasing to the great body of
Episcopalians in Connecticut. Dr.
Brewater inn Connecticut man by birth
and training, having been born in New.
Haven and graduated with honors at
Yale. He is greatly had in .Brooltlyn
, and particularly in his own church. oi
which he has been rector for twelve
years. His age, fifty years, leaves him
ltill practically in the prime of lilo, one
he iswell equipped for the work of his
new position and for all that its future
may imply.
Condjutor Bishop‘s Salary.
At the convention of the Episcopal
diocese of Connecticut, it was voted that
the bishop's salary shall infill». the
condjutor bishop shall be paid $5,000
with $5th for the latter to tlefrny
traveling expenses. The means 0! rain-
ing this money was then discunlcd, it
finally being referred to a committee oi
live to report at the next convention
In the monntitue the salary for the inter-
vening year. it was decided, should lit ,
raised by an assessment on each parish
equal to 5 per cent. of the amount paid
for rector's salary.
Banks are Growing Thin.
‘Attho annunl reunion of the First
Connecticut Heavy Artillery. held at.
Savin Rock, New Haven. it. was Vill'tl
toholul the next reunion in Derby, tho
second Wtdueslny in June, our year
About 900 of the original tnunl-rrs o'
the regiment still survive. In addition
totho names of the Norwnlk mrmlur:
pnhlisltetlin the Sentinel, that of l".
Apell, or St. John avenue, 1-2 ot Nor
walk, should be added.
Manager Hoyt in Derby.
Manager Hoyt will give llll'l first. t'li
tortninntcnt at tho Sterlintz. lit-r! y.
Monday evening no“. The p:-tlot'nn~tx~
will both») Flint Mainly, who mil nlv.
a hypnotic onlortninmmtt. Mr. lioy.
has been in Derby with lure Suit, mung
in; for the opening night.
till
"Man's” Buoy Bay.
Street ilomntlnsioner KMl'ngg will
complete the park opptwilc the t'ounn
Home. today. lie is planning it own in
the park monitors. flirt-hint: llo- «own
and cotclrbnslns. and laying it tnr wttllt
in front of tho lbty property in Leon-
ard blunt.” , ., ,._.
Brown and Barnes [50 to Jolt.
Hurry Brown and .lowph lttrmm. who
were fined Wrdmwlny for ”to". worn,
Hitlerod lltmrnppt-ol. In tlttfttltll. of pity
memo! thotrllno they Were talwn to
undue-port jail. '
w All am] on t in hunt tnenm mienhit:
at any tint". That in jllht whnt the 1m
[lullal Urnwu cigar in.
WILTON.
Lawyer “grim and fmnily, of 1‘;th
York. are mwopyiug their ntlllltttl'l' hotw
ill Will/sill.
While Milo Zvlom 'l‘hnyvr was return-
ing lmm hut wwto-ro lrlp, Min who thin-n
mm at lwtttot‘rlmrtu from the limit,
which touted tltt’l‘flll hoorn; hat nmlor
llr. Llorlmu'u nkilllol treatment the hue
wavered.
Mr. handle, of New York. was: a re»
cont uncut all his daughter. Ill-n Abigail,
of the ileum. '
flint» llollo Motion. of lltlllxopmt. has
been the sum of Mint (terminus (loot.
«ooh.
Airtime Sethitt. of New .‘ltmey. inn
wilted hilt aunt. Hr». .l. ht. item.
Win “Imotlrhnu vlcit/ud llll dough»
inf, “to. Ill-trey liltehnnl.
Itlu lithe! and inclined flouolns
spent two days amenity with thril-
grandmother. ltro-ttrtwold.
no. almhrldae hm helm tinting
friend: to lhtnhury.
not
" only ”"699!” ‘m‘rm
newspaper‘s. . Their,
mission is " {milled-
m a satisfied custo-
Iner [curing our state.
aural/r '6nng”6.uyem. f . 1 . . .
backs up the "ads: the customer l8
pleased and comes ngom.
and ow clothing
0110' 8000888.
Tamale flunk ofo worm weal/tor surf.
to» for qua/ll]. listen: .
For 85 we have a number of styles of good all wool
suits. Some more at 37.50. When you get to
' 310 you get Into the realm of the fallen-made In *
quality and mahng. Price advance means
"ire—up to 815. $78, 320. 822.50 and 825.
Whatever you buy, here that'daesn'l satisfy, return to
us and get“ your money. Mel's lair, Isn't It?
The neg/Igor: slum and straw hats you [rare In mind are
here wothnglop you—Melgs' Corner.
.2th &(o.
' Ell/[GEFOIII CONN.
.A-
That is the ram! of ”
Pfl'ces are
quality
9
Open Friday and Saturday Elemhgs.
«uncommon...»
Some peeple have thought in ages
gone by .
A gasoline stove an unsafe thing to
buy;
finch notions as these are past all
endurance,
For there is a sale stove and it. is
called the “insurance."
And this is the story the"lnsur.mu"
will tell,
No bother of flooding, no smoke,
no smell; ’
For safety, convenience,
meals, and well done,
There is no stove can beat it made
undcnthe sun.
quick
Some dealers think more of what they can make.
So be careful in buying and nmlu: no mistake,
lint ask for the stove that hill Slimd every test;
The "Insurance" today and ton-,vcr the best. _
You will make a mistake: it vou buy a onslolioe stove
without first investigating the Insurance.
NA$H&VAN$COY,
Cor. I. late and West Streets.
OLD AND RELIABLE
DailyDirect Freight Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK.
THE PROPELLERS
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
VULCAN,
Will leave Pier 23, E. R. Beckmon street, New Yorktlat 5 p. lit.
Move Norwallr, 5 p. or; South Norwalk 6 p. m. Freight received iron
7 o. m. to 5 p. m. Upon application to agents the City of Norwall.
tingle and Vulcan will he sent for special lots of freight anywhere on
New York or its vicinity.
All persons are forlmi trotting any of the employees oi the beau 0t
this line on account of the owner: thereof.
SUITS l
CHILDREN’S
That Wcrt‘ sold from $5 to $l3.
. ’ we are going to close at
$2, $2.50 and $3.
Concluding of the
Finest Pattern Wounds,
lennooltborn Ghovlots.
clay ammo. Etc.
Made in the hurt style and nano-
not. It in an opportunity that
In» My More“ he:
m m
E.
to should look into.
M.
m’wrmno
that we should be holy lit-fore lllnt.
_ 1., , ‘
[neuron BY “on. BTEARNB. ‘ ‘v *
Cir-Idol 'I'GIM "Worn ”child then but
known the Hour Scriptures, uhich or}
able” the“ ”Wilden unto motivation."
, u m on in. out“, in. mm.
The mm, lanolin; ore all nuggt'lv
lvcvof "the last days, when the world
chat! have corrupted the church. and
contain special instructions to God's
servant» for their! of disorders, contu- -
clone. tornmllty. etc. The faithful
witness is taught how to dent with
those who *"tnrn away from,” ”on
come-ruling.” and "twist” the truth, or
“will not endure til-nod doctrine." til
Tim. i, 1.5; ll, 18; ill, 8; iv, 3).
1. “Paul. on apostle monitor
by the will of God. uecortlh; ,, the
promise of lift: \vh'ch is in tlhrlst Je-
nna." He loved to think of himself as
one‘ item forth by dc mo Chris: :th clien-
cn for this honor by the will of God.
Why God should choose lllly of us it!
certainly it great wonder. but‘lf wt“
have truly received the Lord .lcslt‘:
Christ as our Savior, rmting wholly
and only on Ills finished work of
atonement, we need not fear to hcllerr
that we were chosen in Mint ln‘i‘on
thc foundation of the world tliph. i. sit:
and that he might send us forth in His
name. own as the Father soul Him
(John xvii. 13: XX. 21). The "re that
(toll gives its is in (.‘hrlnt, and upon
tt‘otn llitn there is no life if John v.
)2).
2. “To Timothy, my dearly helm-ml
you: (lrnet’. mercy and pom-.- from
God llnt Miller and Jl'SIlH Christ out
Loni." in I Tim. l, 2, ln‘ mills him
“My own son in the faith." and in Hill.
ii. :0 (margin). he wrote that he lltltl
no tnnn so dear onto him ms Timothy.
We first read of him in Acts xvi. l. or
a disciple living at ltyotrn. his mother
:1 .lmvoun, his fzttinr :t firm-k. .ltnl
Paul on his mom missionm-y tom
look him with him. It is by the more
or nmlvsvrwd favor of Hut through
Joints I‘llrls‘t that m- :n'.’ snvmi. .
3. "I thank God. whom I «one from
my forefathers with port- (‘ullfit'll‘lll‘t't
that without waxing l havo- rvnwm
ln‘ntu-t- of thee in my prayers night and
tiny." llvt’orc the ('Ulitllfll he also emit!
that lit' hml lived in alll xnnl consult-tin
lli'fttl't‘ Hod l.\t'lti xxtil. it. or as he put:
it in Acts xxvi, 3, “After the most
strmtmt sect of our religion I lirml n
l’lntrisec.” lle dom not attempt to cx~
run» his great sons amnion .lvsth
Christ and ills rmlwnml. but so)“:
that he verily thought he ought to th.
tin-9o things l.\cls xxvl. W.
4. "Greatly tic-onion to sue thw. ho-
lng mindful of thy tows. that I might
be tilled with joy." l'nol prays-«l nmrh‘
for those whom God had nirvn hint.
t’fll'l'lilll)’ for such n tllll‘ its his" Son
Timothy, ll l'nnl ltzul the l‘ililippinn
:unl otlu-r twill-rots in his llt'ill'l tl'hil.
l, Tl ntnl [ll’:|)‘t‘tl ltiilt'll for tlwm. how
fiERl£8.'WlTH {30M 2
‘anmzomont tutti delight. 1"Wc shell two
nun-h morv does our Lord Jesus lorry.
low and pray tor uh l'l‘lll‘l‘lll ‘\l «low.
W» :m- not told tlu- mow of ’l‘lntvtlry'p‘j
tours, hot it" Paul was mindful or limo;
how tom-h thorn in our Lor-l nt’ out-5.;
’l'ltrl‘r is comfort to lxtnnnn wrnlt‘nt-sr
in tho thought that the joy or still! "i
om- nn- l'nttl might be increased by
'l timothy.
5. "When I will to Initul tlw nun
tmut-tt faith that is in tow." .\ot ml
lum only. '1’"! in inth mother mull
:t.ttltllttulln‘l'; not that faith in homil-
tnry. ltlll tlilllll'l‘ll may he taught nlnl
lt'.t:ttrtl llntl from mirth-H lttt'nm'y they
may be true lH’llt'l't‘l’N in lhr Lotcl .lv-v
m." i'lti‘isl. lllt‘mortl ot'c the tttlvllll‘l‘.‘
and crutnlnmttn-rs who so train the
I'lllllll'llll, I'ntvlgnt-ll faith Illllltl'fi u»
lltittk oi the "tonal Mlt‘rl)’ ln-ltt-Vt-tl"
nod "httow the om-vrtnlnly" ot‘ Lulu.- l,
. l-
- ll. "Wherefore ‘I put thw- in i‘t‘allt‘lll'
ln'unw that limit stir up the gift ot
tlotl \rhic ll in m tin-o by tho pnttmxmr
of my lttliltlfl." llt' refers to Iltt~ atlm‘
or I Tim. w. ll. '11...» non-n lwototw':
gills upon "Vitpll‘ wwvnlly in Ho. llu'l
Spam. will. and (lot! [them the iltt'fll'l
ltvt'tl in tho hotly on it hurl plczw-tl him
i l'ul'. xii. ll, IM. Ill. :nvth to own
limit his ttul'lt .‘tlltl Hultlt‘llllll: to work
\vlth. and any». "ttu-ttpy till I mow"
(Mark hill. ill; Loin» xls‘, llll.
[in mining llw nltl l‘t‘\\:ll'll t'l‘t‘l')‘ man
an Ul‘tllll.’ to hm works.
spirit of that“. but of pom-r.
low. hull of to around tniml." .ltuln'm;
in. at tho portion ol‘ the vpiull- follow
toning, aucll on i. ti. 12. in, it. it. til. l3:
til. l’..'; l\', .‘t, Iii, on would lllft'l' tltatt
”I“ fwt’ t‘tlvt‘t'ul to in n l'mtr of Mull
mm tnlnht ho i'illlt‘tl mum to endow.
inst lltrttlgltttt it! the pvt't'o-t-l low‘ol' tint]
not. out oil I’mnll .lottn iv. 1m.
:t-H. "llttt cun'inln- thou in ”w
thtnnn which thou hast lt‘lll'llt'tl utnl
h. «:t Iwen llfinlll‘ifll of.” nor Lord maid.
"t'ontiuno yo In My love," “If ye con
llltllt! In My wot-ll. tlwn yo uri- tny tlltiv
t-lplm lnclcnl" l-lllllll lt". ll; till. 31). 1
like to l'l'lill‘lltllt‘l’ ttmt Luke tillltl in the
beginning or hm wound that in- none
cotnmt‘nlnu tlw “Hill!“ which "new
In all Mll’t‘l)’ ln-lithl.” llmt MN l‘rhvnti
might “know the wt‘tnlnty“ 0! them
tlungu limit» l. 1. it. and that .llnmluno
Wllii lolly twmtmh-tl tlutl ohm Hod
haul premier-ll llt' wnn nhle loqtcl'l'orto
tlhnn. iv. ll". :1).
iii. “And that from n t'ltlltl thou
innit ltnon‘tt the Holy tict'lplntm, whit-h
ow ulolv to tltttltt' tlnw wow unto uni
union tln'onuh rolttt Wllll'lt lat in do
mot i'llt lull" 'l'ln-m- mmltl lw notn- ohltwt
than what mow lloopluo ttn llw “hi “I‘m
tntncnt wrtlnmu. to which l’nnl twit-
tn-n then: won \l'lfillillll unto salvation
and the way of faith in ('ltrh-n .lmum.
I think llw only of mtlvuthm. llml't
way. in nowhere in oil the "thin mun
nllttltly not forth tlmn- to that. lit. ll .
The Lord lllnmelt provhhhl the cloth»
in by MW filll‘iltlllll! of Mount, and
Al nut tllltl Eve hml only to lllllll no not--
ltwt their own \l’ul‘lttl. the tilt lt'nt
nprmm. tutti tum-pt tlotl‘n ltl’UVlMtlll.
lllmltml are the children who from
'tlwlr youth lll‘i‘ notuht tom» thing».
in. "All Hermann: tn ult‘ctt ivy lltl‘itlv
l’tlllttll (If (ind. lllfll lit pt'olllttltltl for dill"
Wine. for t'cpt‘oot‘, for correction. tor the
ntrwtlon lo rightmounum" Whitt- lln
lllhh» momma the very Worth of that
(Hill mm: of the very wool: or the
devil. an well on more wont» of moral
and tutti melt. the whole Motorola)
'l‘ln-n nt * ‘
'uoly anoint-on ’lt-nni
o. ”For Hod luttll not given iii» the:
ttlul of
" tuning ti on one written by tinI
‘ ' that Within: the men who»
“ , the mum to
IVAN-3
, “i WINE? u‘ MM
When theorem > .,
'Ghonln‘r was it wont clan. and in:
name Will just beginning to. be Well
known. he was travel!
land with a friend. and was one day
mowvbonml, some good tut-ed pone
out cucucethd in getting hie carriage
out or a merit snowdrif and piloting
the travelers to the post bonito. where
they were to change her . As they
entered the little house Chopin wvnt
to the piano. and. strlkln a tow t'ltut'tln
exclaimed joyfully. ”Bantu Cecelia. the
piano is in tune!" and cuttml himself
at the instrument. A: be out there no»
provision the peasants litolo in and
stood watching him with mingled
whether they are lovers of music." Hillil
Chopin to his (rlentl. nlud thereupon
he began to play his toniltsln on Polish
nice. The mosants stood in rnpt st-
lcnce. tfnnr eyes tlxed on tho plnnist’s
flying t tigers and their {nee-s irradiated
with pleasure. Suddenlyl the postman-
ter announced, “The horalmnre ready!"
(‘lhopln sprung up to leave, but :1 dozen
voices cried, "Finish that wonderful
piemwtinish it!" And the txmtmnuter,
who had heard only a few horn, mid
pleadingly, “l‘ll give lyon courier.
horses, everything you hvont, if you
will rotxtttln”jttst a little while.’ The
(nutnfiin was finished, hill] at lost the
pianist was allowed to depart. though
with many expressions o1! sorrow from
the (‘lll'tlltllll't‘tl group. l Years nltcr-
wnrtls, when all l’nris I'll under tin-
clmrnt of his spell. Chopin often ro—
('llllt‘ll the tribute pnld lo‘llltll by tin,-
pcusnnts in that Polish inn.
LUMINOUS Punt-rs.
Ar Anon-nan hunt-tool will Light in
Room Sulfuric-Ml to 3+0 l'rlnt.
Nonr Sintln, in the Himalayas“, the
grassy hills are, during the ruins, it
nominated in poll-hes \l‘ith a strongl-
pnllld lluht. which glotitns ll't'lftlllutirt
its n will-0'4luv-wisp. 11L, lots been
found to l'lllllllillt' from ;n gram whose
botanical nann- is "Anthistrrist nim-
miwin." Not every plant has this
strange luminosity, perhaps only nut}
in n hundred, lmt own this is snltirivut
to tnnkl- the whole lllll$lllt‘ glow lit-W
and then- with this h‘tstutlt'ul plum-
pltnrt'M‘t‘llt‘t'. l
Another plum. :tls‘o l‘lltnnlnynn, the
“lllrtz’ttnlis t‘raxitt-lln."1.ltns on even
stronger property; for trout its ll :tws
n \I'lllllllltl oil i~= Ill‘élillt'll in such unanti-
tios tlutl. on bringing :t1lightt-d ltllllt'll
war to it. tho wholn sinful: will be vit-
vrtopml in n trot.~icnt tlumr. which
will yet in nonfw injure it.
(tn the dwarf palms of Illitzil crows
u twumil'ully |tlhhpltul'l'fit’l‘lll t’nnnus.
whilst :tnuttm' .\'t.~tt':t1lian tomtsoml
«toil»; :t roft art-on liuht1su strong that
it tow It‘ll-n“ ulw it “ill l'ltilltlt‘ Ulll‘ lo
sw print in :1 dark mirth. .\tl.~ll’:lll.‘l
ills“ protltn'rs n lnminoits Him-H “llll'll
gimtnas like u \lhoiv 1mm of Hon"
\vonm from lllt' dork l'i’L'i'.‘M'> of" tin-
rm'ks. ;
The root of t-vrlnltt orchids Illa-wine
filllllri \xlu-n moist. null tlmnnh nnitv
lislx'n'lms \tlwtt dry. renown its llL'ltl
n5 nt'tvn us it is :l::llll thoroughly min
t'.tto-cl.~4:olllvtt llxtys.
l‘I‘uItny‘non "rent to "lt‘llai‘.
'l‘wnnyson. who “1N3 \‘t-t'y tone] of
dl‘llt';|l‘ll'\' It" lllt‘ litlllt", \\’:|>i Will” [it
any tlml ”in only :tnlizmtncu- he do
ritual from twin: l'm-tj Laurent»- mu
that lo- \mv: usually Fl‘l'tt'tl with tho
litrr-ulng or n u'lllrh‘vlt, l'l‘ul‘v-wut'
.\lr:l.\ Muller :iws :lll :tlmwin: :m-nnnt
of :l r-l'tlllll‘ll \lut which ’l'wmllsun paid
to his honw :tl ”Mom. ll um chitin.
llm loin: \‘itt'dllnlt llllll no morn-mu Ilzni
burn unnlr for “mama-«l. .1 gm sic. line.
pitttlily. lnnt‘vttt'. rollll su'nl'l'llly tlll
haw than nah the post to l'l'llilllll to
tllllllt‘l'. nml tlu- im’ltztl on Wm «Mt-ltd
od‘to ln'vnltfnvd the fol owing mot-nth:
llltttn-t‘ pnmml of? mi 'l'nllly “'1'”. the
on'n part llt'lll:
against tho llnlt .-;t~n-t-. which on» Hot
to his lilting. At lmcnll’nst lllt' prom
mn- nod his young: wl't- pridwttht-nt
lei'ml on lwittx nlm h ullvr u dish of
wry tempting run-ts. ’I'ovnnyson |t.t.«.
lily I't'lllll\i‘tl llw t‘th't' Mill lIt lm- llltt-l
tltnl lupin-'4' Imt't'ot' t‘Xl‘1llIlllll‘tl ill ltl'\'t‘t'
tttln-lot'uotlcll lli’t‘l'.$l.‘l.1".‘lllllttlltflltflhl
thr- anh- of every ind inn in ling
land!"
n—ui
KIIIIIH “tilt Nam-mm ninth-u.
'l‘lw lllul‘l t‘XlllllHlt‘ n id \‘flllltllllt' upn
Mutt-tel of thin :It'livlq of outlet)“ :ml
in the tum-Melon of the principnl rml
low ill tihvlllohl. 1
Hrrnpu, in timotihittg thmw lmltw,
onyx lllnt llll'l‘t' ht one: not hum-r Hum
n lllillllll'llitil. ltnvlm: iii-only lllniltn.
Attotlnvr, only on ltu-lt loun who.
t'lohwl. with now-my hlutlt-u. all nude
in n |n*nttt..flll mammal lllllnll'llh'fl or m-
ly at! tho nlntpcn cl‘ct‘ given to limit-
lllllllt’ti. 1 .
mm alwvlnten llllll t 'u hnntln-«l mot
twenty lllmlw. till o which mm or
duh-Indy etched on tltl- ntm-l with our
unit». lntnlm-npm. otnl other utthjt . it»;
while nnotlwt‘ hint onl- tltonmttnl unlit
lnlntln-tl ttml forty llltltlt'ti. ull pronto-d
wlth hinntm ontl liltl'llwl. ltllll nit chm
inn into one lntntlle.~~~llnt‘pvtfit ltonml
’l‘nblt'.
_ .-.
A ”anaemi- Mole.
The nt‘nntl lllllllllt'tl. lor mull». tonal in
tho llnnk ot‘ lfltinltttnl in prolotllly the
nnmt, Wonderful pinch of Iltl'vlllllllHll
tn the world. it ntn1ntln llltallll m-vun
foot hillll and tit-lull» prolmllly two
ltllltl. The whole in njtdct' ll lune chow
mun. lion-run to it helm: mtlnui hy n
tllltlltltt pttttt'l. 'l'hhtlut'hlv in no new
it't'lli' ntllttntml llttli l out: he nonh- to
it’vlfllt tt lll’ltlll of dust or tour homlrml
morale of will. A1‘ponmgo lltllltut
Navy!“ on me of ill two woludtlnn'
_ltfllfl3!m Wilt unm- thei index at: hollow.
,. and pinnlel 1,
through Po? ‘ "
all departments. ;
Trimmed and Untrimmetl Hatsyll‘
Ribbons and all sorts of materials all,
ing 0111; prices. '
‘ ' We have a. few odd garments in on 1
room which are selling at greatly fret uce ‘
prices. Give us a call. ' 1' ’
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lightsthewayandstav: lighted. All
_ nkkddgted—mfinzwml
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urcmmmmwvak.
Nowadays
No one need goto Europe for at
watch. The best are made right here
in America bfithc American Waltham'
Watch Company. Two watch move.
merits particularly recommended——
“Riverside” and 1': mil.” Can be
found in gold, silver and gold filled
cases at ».
A. W. Austin’s. 39 Wall Street. Norwalk.
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Dyspepsia—-
COTTOLENE
cures it.
The genuine cmwtmm in mid cwrywhoreln one tom
pound “ml, with our tr uh: murk!-"lwin/01v." um!
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THE N. K. I’AIRIIAEK ('(HH’ANY,
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MAKE HIM STOP!
The next [law you see u Syracuse rider, ask him what he think! of hi! I
give him at ('llvllll'l‘ to tell you, and then. if the rwumntendation of one who l -
hint nny weight it it’s you. go to li‘chnrdmn‘u, to North Mrtitt street, 80¢“th
wnllt'. ntnl buy one. You will have the company of 1945.000 L‘ritneon Rim,”
Don’t forget that you can hire a wheel. have one repaired. or ltuy I good
band wheel at tho mime place.
.. ' hEMEMfiER THIS.
if you huynoamonor any ohm
pllt-nhefure you tree on" you . fl
mistake. See the M. A.Uo.’I ll! ‘
l’wp'lor .lllt’dt. and you will k
how they make it for the price.
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ill N , Main Street. 80!“ '
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