a “Twig?" inc.
‘ ’ windmill. ca
Oil Nina ali‘d'D'arnaglb Com-
" D‘irpotlonu‘. but thew
T upgfiar chcrtc‘d ~‘
December 21-45.. latent
White 'Star Line stounr
h‘ Was in need of assist-
? rpm-.Qileonstown to Liver-
. {in that she in still riding
n’c or a mile nonthwostor
' till night. which kept lilti- '
415. busy. from nightfall to
hey had the recite ppar:
l
. about . .
pmerhill is apparent-
atnagod and tags have
hip Clan‘ Mucr‘arlano.
, at October 20. for the
fted'on'a sand hank uorin
' A “about went. out to
Mid plie’ had been abandon-
5 war blown to nitrous and
i‘oporto' a largo unnatu-
afrod funuci and
edits off'ShcrkiIl Is-
.tétol wrcck. Nor
. _’ four men is rcportcd
« .ed the shone.
harmoppeara to havc reacimi
.’ R uringthe night. and Willit'
”a. [distill nutter-e had the. heat}
it in; hopel thulaoiutaor
' hoped that the worst
. K; of wrecks and 'damng
to as (if wrecks and daxnurxe
p fromall, directions. but the
oi; réportedivare fen.
. ihibri Linc steamer Now
"which sailed from Lirorme
and this morning from
. WI! for Boston. had such
‘ in the channel that many oi
.M’ero injurod. Thorc hm":
rout-l minor wrccits. 'l'ho
_, all night..rnnd blew :tlmmt
irzhui‘i'lcaue force at limos. Tcim
d mutilate down in all directions.
ion with Scotland is cut off
‘ _ Terry boats haw suspend-
vino. and Channel passntzos have
.. jmbst ttnnpcstnous in ,V't‘ill'n.
., tom at Belfast and in its-
My had was the most sorcro in
dill)“ ,Gl‘ont damage was done in
‘ many persons were injured
11
3&3:
_' I r
. .Ileocmhor 2i ~-»'l‘hr
rdpdrtcd from Sklhhsrccn to hr
‘ Sherkln Island, is the Brit-
WJAilsnwald. (‘aptoin l-iovcy.
“fled.,£rom Pcuarlll. llccemhcr
tldaa
Alpait‘altl, is a slccl frclghl
fl was built at West Hill‘ilc~
She hails from thvcus-‘
no.
V‘ Mat lilltloy and \Vhooicr'a and
’ ’ tit r prices on Holiday good;
it?) ‘0 foilow’a.
lludica’ and Children's
" assortment. consiutiuit of
“Villa End olhcl' procionn
‘3;
.—.~i-'—---—
BRISTOL MAN DEAD.
T‘Iiltictamlmr ill—«Edwin i".
lugtmfour. the oldest roa-
‘tml’n. dicd at his homo
“'4 _ ‘ Death wall duo in
Hilly/‘1 cldontdl to old ago.
4::
‘l
4
gh in crmrdod with vn-c
vo fisought shcltcr from
' itf
.-
..
oclt (tut (Mann. .l. Spun-
‘. 3.}. 1.
" .. ii to can put
3%, uton lino.
I ‘ moduli“. at O‘Brlon's.
mmuamm‘dht"
; already. been nigucdshy all of the other
' '; ministers at the Chinese capital. This
winstruotion is that with some reluct-
; , the .view of the United States govern-
? meat. It‘tiu blicved. however, to he the
' he switched. unless the negotiations are
‘ it ofuprecit ill—China, owing to the ah-
. ln’cohzi
maintained by us, and the powers have
' .tlhath;(it..:Dr..,,ItiOillllidA. Wise, the mem-
iai 12240 this morning. No details were
‘ any to you.
. out:
I =81- "fdr‘lddfés
gar at Whip. to sign .the agreement.
which. according to Peltin nitrides. has
once because the agreement, as it now
stands. does not; completely represent
most favorable compromise that could
to ho'druwn out to a dangerous length;
for will. reports indicate a growing spir-
scnéc of any form of native govern-
month Child and the adjacent prov-
5 As (the. British conditions that the
occupatioh Of Pckin and Chi id is to
continue until China has given satis—
factory proof of her intention to cool-
ply with the» conditions laid down in
the agreement. it is said that this will
not affect the status of thc United
States. Mr. Conger has, by direction
of his\ goucrniucnt. notified tho other
milj‘lgtcrsrthat the United States forces
wili‘not agilin he called into China for
in. purpose 'of occupation: that noth-
ing more than'a legatlou guard is to he
accepted hismonditionc. it is there-
fo'ré expected here that the agreement
will he‘nigned before the end of thrI
currut'weck. " »
WASHINGTON; Decémher 2i—-—Bul~
letin'~Spenkcr Hondorson received a
telegram this morning announcing the
her of‘thc Housc from the Norfolk. Va.
district. at. llis home at \‘i’illiamshurg.
recrived. The news of his tit-nth cnmc
as a great surprise. lie was hcro a
row days ago performing his: congress-
ional duties. Dr. \Visc was twice sout—
ed as a member of tllc Home on 8 ch~
tent in the last and the present Con—
grcsacs. and had given notice that he
would contest the scat in the ncxl (‘on-
grcSS. lie wall a Incmhcr of the troll-
known Wise family. of Virginia.
ril‘ASHINGTON. [)cccmhcr 31
When the i-ionsc mct today illcrc \Vt‘il'
less than is lncmhcrs on thv floor.
A Inajoritv of thc Inomlwrs already
had departed for their homes to spend
ihorhollduy rcccss. Tho chaplain "1
his invocation rcfcrrod tondcrly to the
death of Mrs. Fryc. thc wifc of Sona-
ior Flaw and chrcscniativc Wine. of
Virginia.
ler. JOIICD I\'n l illlIlOllllti‘ti lhc dcnth
of Representative Wino. and ul‘fcrc-l
the customary resolutions. which Worn
adoptod. Thu apcalu-r nppointcd u
f‘miimiiloo ot' scvcntccll to ntlond thc
i'uncrni.
'I‘hcn at 1212.1. as a furthcr mark or
rcspcct to the lucmorv of thc ilt‘('\~il\»
~d. thc llonsc adjourncd until laundry
3. iiiill_
\\'.-\SlllN(l’l‘i)r\'. ilcccullwr Zl -i‘hc
River and iiarhor (‘onunillcc continu
ml hard at work today in llopo of com-
plcling tlu- hill. but owing to thc vigor»
ous pruning which is going on tho lndi
cations wcro that ill«- hill would not he
rcporicd or made public as a wholc
hcforc tlic holiday rccwss. (‘hnirnlau
Burton cxpectcd. howvvcr. to git-c out
a slatolucnt into ill tllc day cinhodyinrz
thc chicf fcaiuros. Thc commlilcc nan
reached a positivc dottirmiuatlon not
to lot the total run above Siltloouooo.
Of this amount $27i.tlou.(lno in in direct
appropriations and about $1li.90il.0il0
in contracts. ’l‘hc changcs now going
on will not vary lhcsc totals,
Ono of tho changcr. in specific items
in that of lloston harbor. tho amount
now standing at Sfiimopoo.
—~l’ocltct knivcs. l'iuhhcll & l\'oolor'~z
If. Watcr Si.
SEVEN PERSONS INJURED.
Runaway Tcam in Rockville Dashed
Through a Group of Children.
itOCKVIIAM. lloccmln-r 2l-~—A pair
of horscn attached to a hoary loam
owucd hv (“‘llarlcn Andcrsou. of Stuf-
l‘ord Springs. and drlrcn by a young
mun named Kendall. run away this
morning. and no u roault ncvcn |)i‘,i‘BOli8
\vcrc injured.
The horses hccnnlo frightened at a
trollcy cm: and Kcndnll and a coup
panion were thrown out of thc whi-
clc. the horses continuing down th.‘
atroct. A number of childrcn \vcrc lla-
lollillg to ll hand of ntrcot lnunlclnna.
and through this crowd tllc horncn
daahcd. Flvc small chlldrcn Iron» in-
jured. but none of tliom acrlounly. nil
cacapiug with a tow cuts and hrulucn.
’i‘ho two man who wcrc thrown out
wcrc hurt. only alightly.
.i. Spouccr it (lo. hay uomclhinn to
They .nc thoir udvcrtiac-
moht as thulr medium. It concerns
Jewelry for the holldnyn.
The Public Market Company greats
younuith an interacting utory.
'I‘lw (handy Kitchen in South Main
ntrcet is prepared to planar you with
a‘oomplete litoolt of candied.
Tl mud-cu-..”
bdronzo Dlhhlo‘a announcement iii
alwun‘oi‘vlnlermt. It certainly in to
titty.
.A'nlcc plcturc is an appropriate gift.
Nice plcturca may he inapcciod at.
ilccitcr'a.
_ , carefukwlint you out. A. Stuil
to kl about reliable Kroc-cries at rellalr
-
,'ahic_urices.,.
I
elm I Western railroad has
Stands. ”Ocular. , .
(Jason. _ flail Rock‘s. ‘
Music Cabinets Umbrella stands.
Piano titanic. Ohlfloniera,
-’ Book Shelvas, ‘nou Top ‘D'eaks,
Screens. Rockers.
Commodes, Crockery.
Pictures. ‘ Lamps,
errdrs. Silvmare,
Glassware, Morris Chairs.
WM. PODMORE.
North Main htteet.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Hovr'swr'HEArn‘é,
cumsmas MATINEE AND NlGHT.
Third Year of tho
BIO MUSIOAI illlllt
THE AIR SHIP
Always Perfectly Presented. Now
Mirthl‘ul and Magnetic Ii‘caturoa.
A STAR CAST.
Splendid Scenic Effects.
PRICES—Matinee. 15 and 25c.
Night. 25. 35. 50c.
Reserved Seats on solo at Hoyt’s
Theatre. South Norwalk, and Wood‘s
Drug Store. Norwalk. 5 days in advance
of each performance.
HOMER B. HOY'l‘,
Jeweler. Optician.
You Say Xmas! It.
So Do We 2
with a nice ouortntcnt or
NOVELTIES ' AND
SUBSTANTIALS.
80 Washing ton St.
......_.. .r a,“
PHOTOGRAPH REDUCTION
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
(.‘ahinct Photographs. $3.50 doz
Carboncttc Photographs. $3.00 (102.
High grade work only.
l’crsoual alicntion given all sit-
tings. Lady in attcndancc. llourn
for fittings. 10 n. In. to 3 p. m.
Photograph .lowolry. thc fad for
Xmas gifts. made from any good
photograph or from a sitting at the
gnllcry, Popular prices. (lullcry
opcn Sunday from .10 a. m. to 2
p. m.
E. LEWIS,
11 Main street. Norwalk.
815i SEMI ANNUAL DIViDEND
of thc
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK.
l'nllcd Bank Building.
South Noru'nlk. Conn.
December 17. 1900.
The Board of Managers have this
day declared a Dividend to depositors.
of intcrcat at tho ratc of three and
one-half illitjl pcr ccut. per annum for
thc six months curling Docomhcr ill.
i900. payable on and aftcr January 10.
1901.
lntcrost not drawn will ho crcditt-d
ioaccouuts and draw lutcrcst from
January i. lilill.
GEORGE I“ HEARbIC.
dis (in ’l‘rcasurcr.
. General Electric rose ten points to l93
weakness ahr d.- Northern Pact.
, an dealt“ in exuiividend of l per
can «and on simultaneous transactions
of 8,009 shares at from 82 to. 83. The
close yesterday won 81%. Erie moved
up to 26 on purchases of 3,000 shares.
WALL STREET. .1] a. m.-—A break
in the local traction stOcloI of 1 a 1%,
on account of disappointing earnings
for November. of .Erooklyn Transit‘
added to the irregularity after the op-
ening. Lake Erie 6; Western lost 2%.
Northern Pacific went off nearly a
point. but support was developed. arid
the price rose nearlydhree points over
last night. allowlnxfor the dividend
off. Missouri Pacific became aggreau
alvely strong with a. rise of 1%. Atom-
son common gained 2%. the preferred.
1%. Sugar 17.4.. 'l‘obaaco 2%. and a num-
ber of other stocks a point or more.
on light dealings; The general mar-
ket became strong but was relatively
quiet.
WALL STREET. noonw'l‘hc south-
ern group of railroad stocks were in
demand, Louisville rising 2 and 'South~
ern common and preferred .I point each.
Burlington rose 2% from the lowest.
touching ill. Metropolitan Street .
Railway. which broke 170% without a
check. suddenly rallied 3 points. Stock
which had risen in'the first hour full
back. notably Wiaconsln Central pre-
l'crrotl. which yielded 2. General Elec-
tric brought iili'i. hut reacted 4 points.
New York. (‘hicugo and St. Louis Sec-
ond prefcrrcd. slumpcd 51/... and rallied
2. A number of minor stocks gained
from i to 2. including Chicago Great
Western preferred B. Evansvillc &
Ten-c Home. and Des Moinos & Fort
Dodge. Northern Pacific fell' back to
near the lowest and St. Pa 1 rcactcd a
point. Tennessee Coal mile 2%
points. The market was highly irreg-
ular at noon. llondn wverc strong and
activc.
WALL STREET. 1 p. III—Tho uhort
iatcrst in Sugar was forced to cover.
the Block hcing marked up rapidly to
135%. A flood of stock mot efforts to
raise Southern Pacific. 'onc block of ii.-
000 shares coming out at 44. but it con-
tinned on to 44%. Elsewhcrc the move-
ment‘was very uneven. but the fluctua—
Jipos ,xmrc ammo. .. .. .. ._ ,_
TODAY? OUO‘I’ATIONB.
Reported over Drive", wire of E. A.
Bohme. commission broker. Swartx &
Corbett’a block. isoutl‘ Nor-walk:
0ch High Low 1:30
Am. Cot. Oil. 31% 32 31V; 32
Am. St. & W.. 431.4; 441,1, 43 NW.
Am. S. R. (.‘o.. 130%.“; 135% 130% HIM".
Am. ’I‘oh. (‘0.. iii) ”2% iii) lilh’g
Atchison. 43% 45V; 43% 45%
Atchison pfd.. 865'; 88 86% 87%
Bait. & Ohio. and. 'Slu. am xiii.
Bkyn. R. 'i‘.. 78 Till/h 77‘»; ill
Can. South. 583-... Sillih 5714.. oti
Con. of N. .l. l-llla‘; ll‘llm
Chi. & N. W,. liiil mu
Chi. B. St (1., 139-13.. Hi limit. Hill/g
C. M. & SLP. 1327,. iii-l i827“ H334;
Chi. It. i. & l’.. llx ilii-“yu Hills 1185-3
i‘.i‘ F. 8; SH... ll Ti- 707/. 7(ng
(‘hcs. & Ohio. l0 T1 40 ii
i). (it Ii. Can, I23“ 23% ”2'... ”3%
l’cdcrnl Stool. 531,9 341... 331.. 53%;,
Fed. ht. pfd.. Till/4,- Hill;
(ion. El. 0.0.. id?) 195 lh’I. 19?.
1.011. & Nash. NM; 87“.. 55M. xii?“
Nor. & West. H“ Mk: 4-“... 443/“
Man. (‘onsoi li‘Jlrfi 112% ill 112%
illctropoiiinn. lT‘Jl... lliiih iTilih 171i
M. K (iv 'l‘. pfd. 43 447.. 43 44%
Miss. Pncillc. at». on in tat-3.
N. Y.. ('T.& H..i-llM iii-'lj ill-lg ill-u
N Y.. 0. 8: W.. till/g 2933. 2334. 29‘...
Con. Tohacco, 387.. Jill-'55. till-'3. in».
‘No. I’acllic lit! 83‘»; Nl’h ii‘.‘
No. PM. Did. Siting 89b; 88": its-3,.
Pacific Mail, 4:! 4371.. 42 4.4
Pcnunyivania.143‘“ 143% HR liiilrg
i’coplo'o (inn. Elli-“i4 100% 99‘“ 100
Phil. & Road. 2475. 25 24% :53
.P. & It. pfd., 681,2 dint. Gilli, mu...
Sou. Railway. 211.. 32 ‘.’l 21-“
Son. Ry. pfd.. ”ll 72 70% 7:
lSou. Pacific. 427.. 44“... 42% 441.}.
Tenn. C. 6': l.. 041.4; Hire 61% 62?}.
ii. S. Lcathcr. ll 14 13% ill-v.
its. l..(‘o.. pfd. TM; hit.
i'. S. Ruhhcr. 28 ’Bii‘t. 27“; .2713;
iinlon Pacific. 76",“; 77-1. 71W; 77%;
I'll. l’nc. ptd.. till 83% N27,. illi‘ri.
Wabash Nil. 25%. 13:355. 2:? ‘35
“Ex. Div. l per cent.
THE RICE WILL CONTEST.
NEW roux. Docomhcr
Private Sale this week
Harp. very cheap.
One Bay State
(new) at a bargain.
Kaorket, very low.
One Black Walnut Bedstead:
but little: a chance for some one.
Three Washatnndc.
Portable
Fixtures. Geese Feather Beds. Bolsters
Pillows. bllvcrwarc
to make one comfortable in a home.
one who is in need of household equip
time this weak.
R. M. ROSE.
O19 at 10 luacl Place. Norwalk
” smell): or Nanci-ma.
Found Dead in Hll Room.
HARTFORD. Dccemhcr
Cortoz Clark. cmploycd no It tool malt
No. 200 Allyn atroot. this afternoon
morphinc.
illc cnuac of dcath an aulcidn.
“MI ‘
CARD
EBOULE‘TTS
OUR! Hm
A
?
i
One Upright Piano. with French
Range
no Oil Stove and Oven; host in the
used
one Onyx and
bran Table, 8 Bentwood Chairs. Rock-
ing Chain. Dining chain. Shades and
and Oak Book
Cue with many other artlciu that go
The above mentioned articles will be
sold at price. that will nurprine any
month. Come and look at them at any
1-.-
Naphew of Ell-Stale Senator Clark
2ilr~Colt
or at Colt'a Armory and a nephew of
nx‘Siatc Scantor George M. Clark. of
ilnddam was found dead in his room at
lie had committed nuloido by taking
The body was viewed by
Medical l'ixamlm-r Fullnr. who gave,
253
a”
my...“
'00!“
colilcsl ovcr the first or “llallcr” will of
thc lntc lnililonnirc. William Marsh
Rico. which wan cxccntcd on Soplcm-
her 26. 1896. was on tho calcndar hc-
iorc Surrogate li‘llzgcrnld today. bu;
wan adjourned until the firat Monday
in l"i‘|)l'lll'li‘)'. ‘
THE RAILWAY PORTER'S Mia-
TAKE.
Au thc poricr pnnncd through the cur
shc callod llllll aside.“ 'l‘hcrc was a
whinpcr and u glcalu of silver.
‘Now. rcmcmhcr they live in thc yol-
low antchcl."
"Cynu't min» dcni, lna‘am."
"You won't lct any one nor you?"
"No. ma‘am!"
"The Major in sitting in that car."
"lie won't acc mo, ma‘ani."
“Well. horn in thc. key."
The! portcr took the koy and parlour
‘ through to tho next car. '
"iluos din am it." hc cald, ulljlillnlt
thc thin key in tho lock of a ycllow
satchel. lie put hill hand in tlic catch-
cl and pulled out a bunch of hair. Then
he roiockod tho Hutchul. .
"lioall'n yo' frlzzom Ina am
"Don't speak no load." '
“Anything also ma’am?’
“That'n all I believe. I just llaro a.
minute to put these on before dlnncr.’
The Dortcr reached the platform in
time to meet an irate tragedlcn.
"Not a stop!" he thundered. in tours
that almost lifted lin- porlar'n can.
ukclcton key. thrc are thoac which:
(an. boy?" ..
“Your whiskers. will
"You. my faith: hoard. Tho panach—
gcrn any you opened my satchel with a
skeleton kcy. Wherdo are those Whisk»
era?"
"lawn!" muttered the porter. "An
went in title wrong satchel.
Just then a lady panned toward the
dining car. . n 7
"Buh’oiyo' whiskers. salt! grinned
.
in
1
1
group] depress , ill. uympath‘y with ‘
Holiday
Basemeaiin Holid
Attractive Holidall
21w 'l‘hc .
. 2
We are prepared to
erything in the Fancy Line
ALSO AN ENDLESS VA
SUITABLE FOR PRESE
HI
0
0R
iii
In the front basemcn- ave
_ HA
and all the useful things I-
S.
V In the rear basement
richly colored. which would
smallest to the very largest.
Handsome Lace Cut and
:you with almost anything you want for Holidayffitettcutqtg. EV.
II as the useful things. ~ s
ADIES’ CLOTH AND FUR JACKETS.
UR SCARFS AND MUFFS. .
- NICE STYLISH CLOAK FOR MISSES O
ILK AND FLANNEL SHIRT WAISTS.
ANDSOME MERCERISED AND SILK SKIRTS.
L'ANNEL AND MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.”
OLIDAY UMBRELLAS FOR LADIES OR GENTS.
OLIDAY BOOKS.
OLIDAY HANDKERCHIEFS FOR L
OLIDAY GLOVES OF ALL KINDS.
FINE FRENCH CHINA.
BEAUTIFUL CUT GLASS.
(1 in house furnishing.
e showing a very attractive line of Rugs. .
ideal Christmas Presents. We have them In
altar”: BUILDING.
"M..." w...
ds for. Every:
..
VNOHILIDREN
.l
ADIES.‘DENTs .AND. ‘
LDREN. , .
2‘.
F FANCY ARTICLES
YOUNG AND OLD.
1'6.
all the latest novelties in
. h
I'
NDSOME LAMPS,
«1‘
beautiful designs and“
all sizes from the ‘
Portiers. all new and fresh, and at very attractive prices.
I
O
Scientist—First. you mu
tour.
Witherhy—-anc you no fear?
(‘hrlstian Sclcntlst—Nono witntc
Withcrhy—Thcn you're just the
l'm looking for. Come and hclp
discharge my cook.
Hoax—~Wliy in tho merchant
doesn't advertise like a man in a I
boot? .loaXMISOOansc he goes h
ward. i suppose. HoaxWNo: hcc:
he has to get along without sale
Philadelphia Press.
‘H
Ilo not richly your Christ-
mas shopping. Last your a
host of pooplc crowdcd our
store the day before Christ-
mas looking for goods sult-
ahlc for gifts. They had to
solcct front what was loft.
and cotlncqucutly thcy dill
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII‘IIIIIIOO
not gct pcrllapn just what :'
thcy \vantcd. Como curly I
.4
.1
llllllSilllK BROS "
I
. O '-
I. .
SOUTH NORWALK. '.
I
Milford A. Gilfin, .‘ ’
Manager. I.
o I“
IIIIIIIIIIII-
'de may
or on WASHINGTON sum
li'or particulars, apply to
JACOB M. LAYTON
5 RAILROAD PLACE.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Under pmcntmondlflunl of tho nu
iuuannce bouillon throughout in
no am. it bah. up the mom to.
loo well to tho new condition of
luuumnco companion in whicherlll
property ll lam-9d. Among the list
of unlimited companion room ..
by Taylor a Golden. will he found tit.
Liverpool I London &. Globe. (lb
largest incur-uno- com 1 in til
world.) the Rani. of vat-pool. ., -
land. (till next lam-t Ind. - u
insurance can in ting world.) -
claim-tiara. «.01th
cannon mutual-o in this _ '
Egg? 353$]:uqmy‘ma“ m
H. KRIEGER 8:
Washington
In anent ones. and that we ' .
l O'ntinual square dealing and liberal treatment In every way.
4 cntch cllccts, cunts" ilii\'t‘,lli'iliitl slutmldcrs.
Ircastcd vcsts.$lo.g8 and $12.98.
'aiuhridgc (iray Friczc. \vcll tailorcd and laulticss in style,
I2.98 and $15.98.
)xlord l"riczr. douhlc slilchcd. raw cilgcs. culIs :uul alcoves,
I‘cM‘t‘ill p1 lt‘lit‘ih.$4.93. $6.98 and $7.98.
3~75~
on. roll, brown and grccn, vcry it fly trilntncd
It
i
l
Hyatt, Narwalk, Conn.
" ESTABLISHED SINCE 1868.
v.3 _
E LEADING STORE FOR READY-TO-WEARG ‘ODS IN "
. THE TWIN CITIES. .- ..
CLOTHING. FOR MEN. YOUTHS AND BOYS. .
CLOAKS FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS,
MILLINERY FOR YOUNG AND OLD.
29-3'
‘ West :6!“
I
—'
.....~.~.-.-.ii.... I marrying».
saggiglfiiif
Washington
Street. Street.
upon the fact that our costumers are per- .
We ride ourselves
p have their friendship and confidence, by
MENS‘ SACK SUITS. made of Fancy Cilt'vliltfih in stunning
single and double
MENS' OVERCOATS—Mntic ol llcai'y .\|l-wooi Oxford and
$10.98,
BOYS‘ RAGLAN OVERCOATS--—.\ladc of ilcavy All—woo: ,
out
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a:auvcrvycitiulol of lite—4mm whcnco Methodist Epiloovlk. 11mg;
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ry idol erected in tho tcmpio of the? .after delivering to _ . “a
l. upon whom altara is altered cac- Sunday. tho cantor alcove“:
con to prldn. to hurt and to all‘thinm board. on which wall II I) , .y
at rival God. and instead so woo that parsonage. Hopi-00000 _
out that it shall meet an altar to God different parts of it to tho 1
ml offer the sacrificc of nwllling nerv- def. For the front doling ,
a before. this image of Jenna Christ :20. for the window Q10 mil.
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7. r 100,000 of them cranium. mt gotten It the any on
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