lad an attack of the grip.
mohwm.‘
aka 1.. Jackson continues ner-
hit her‘ home in Prospect
. neatly, has finished rcpnint
.store in East Washington
' DS.‘ nos Osborn. of Emit avenue, iII
, nick nit being cared tor by hiu daugh-
. tor ”iron aniiury. .
The monthly meeting of Mayflowci
Iloak fend Ladder Company Wlll up.
Milli! Ninu floyson. of Keyuor avenue,
IIII sheared ‘II‘ situation with the flow.»
but Dry floods Company.“ In Iirlugc-
port.
1
Miss Florence Shepard returns to
her home in Newtown today after a
visit with Mr. and MIII. DuulI-l l linin-
.IlV. it, (It lloury street.
...—W... ......
Jeane. ll. 'l‘ollea'. who has been the
Izuoiit of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall H.
'l‘ollés, 01’ float and St. John avenues.
started today for his home in 11an
W
”Shoulder Lamb. 8c ll).
of the
East Ave Market.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
ON THURSDAY MORNING.
JAN. 10th., 190:, WE WILL
START OUR
Sixth Mill Remnant
Sale.
Manufacturers‘ Short Lengths of
Dry Goods.
This will join in with our 20th
Century Sale and make a grand
combination sale. two great sales
going on at one time. no let up. we
shall be open all day today, and to-
morrow bright and early on the
store’s openin time we shall be
really Wit Mill Remnant
sue d 8 al not go into de-
tails on ti] ”1;“ The public have
had pr Iexperience of the
good willie? all! ed at these sales.
and all wt can} y this time is—-
that they williii‘nd even better vai-
uel than at any previous sale of
this land’- they‘ll be
Mill Remnanla of II ash goods
Mill Rani-lama oi lablc linens.
Mill Remnants oi IIool dress
goods.
Mill Remnants oicoiton cloths.
Mill Remnants of toIvcliIIg.
Mill chInanls of plain and tau-
ey silks.
I\lill Remnant priccs on
' Women I: garments.
\\ onion 5 l- rcucb
waists.
\Voineu's golf capes“.
Women's scparatc skirts.
Women‘s tailor made suits.
,ln fact Mill Remnant prices will
prevail throughout the store.
i’lanncl
Our oath. Century Sale is the talk
of the town—and this will be
carried on in conjunction with
the Mill Remnant Sale.
‘Iourc sure of some great val
III-II iii thin rc‘at combination sale.
lit- surean hi- on hand 'Ihureday
morning. January IotlI.. at 8
nelnck. , " ‘
3 .
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'r th ‘“
claim of the bride. in at. John avenue.
’Innny pleasant reminderu of this Incl
' Iihowed in Christ the humanity and di.
l ,
rII. Chariot; Douachelle.
...,
A plenanut birthday party was ten-
Iicred Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Movri
son. at. their home in Van znndt VavII- I
nue.: I I evening. lt wad: flyen; by
Misti 112 a Bl‘ulldhgo and piper: Tin-n;
wait initiate and dancing. 111*. new
rendered selections on the violin. He
givéa promise or becoming a line run
a let an. Mimics Emma and Lillian
Brundugc sang II duet with much or
precision. A collation was served and
all departed for their homes. winking
Mr, and Mrs. Morrison many happy
returns of the day. About thirty- live
relatives and triundu were prudent. The
occasion was the anniversary of Mrs.
Morriaou's birthdayund she received
fI um her cur-eta
e ...... .-.-.‘....
The New Haven Evening Register
euyu: A revival of the old time power
II; in mogreaa at the Glace Methodiut
Episcopal Church, where nightly evan-
gelistic meetings are being held Last
night 11m. A. .1. Smith preached an
awakening sermon from the text "1"!
part from us; for We dosirc'uot the
knowledge of Thy Ways." Carl A.
Maura sung ch’octunlly. “Step Over the
Line." Among the. number who were
converted at the altar during the nor-
vicc was William Collette. the Giant
policeman. who in on duty during the
day an patrolman at the New Haven
depot. Tonight Minn Carrie Johnson
will sing during the evening by IP-
quest. “The Sinner and the Song.'.
The heater will preach from "Christ
Standing at the Dem." Carl I. Monro
will be preunt and load the singing
every night.
The interest continues in the meet
lugs in the East Avenue Methodist.
Episcopal Church. There was a good
sized audience in attendance last
an aisle sermon from the teat,"1iut Ive
preach Christ elucltled. unto the .xicw
a stumbling block and unto the Greeks
foolishness." lCorinthlans, i.. 23. lie
vinlty blended. dwelling upon the
thought that it was necessary that
Christ should be more than a man in
order to redeem man from death. and
that it was necessary for Christ III go
down into the grave and overpower Ibo
enemy dcnth lllVOl‘tltél‘ to release the
captives held by him. And because
(lhristdives out of III-nth all who will
may live also. The liirchard Sislcrs
song in their usual impressive maunI-I“
adding greatly to the profit of the sur-
vico Roy. J. .l. Faust will preach to-
night. Service begins at 7. 3". Come
and bring a Mobil.
3. E. Gerham.
East Not-walk. Conn.
sells the paint that wears twice IIII
long as lead and oil—Devoe lead and
zinc. mound by machinery.
R0 WA YTDN.
William Broderick and family. oI
Lenox Hill. moved today in Stamford.
Miss Emma lluyl. of the \l'I-sf SIdc
has returned home from a li'll) to .NIIII-
York city.
Mrs. John Kiggius. of the West
Side. in confined to bid“ lIomc with a
severe attack of. the grip.
-.....
The household cl‘tccis hilh'lifi, \\‘fl‘.{~
ons. etc... of the late Alumu .\iI-I-Irin
of West Norwalk. arc to be sold at an.-
tiou by order of the excl-uror
MI“. and MI‘II. Stephen D.
who. huvc been living for sovcrai
months with Mr. and Mm. William
Hoyt. o! the W051 Sidc. havc moved it.
Partici-
One Hundred and l-Zlcvcnlb Street
New York city.
Mrs. John D. Hoyt. of the WWII
Sldc. has liven in a very critical coIIIii
(ion the last few days it is feared
that Mrs. Hoyt will not MII‘vivo hm
prcucnt illness.
Riding Star Division. Sons of Tch
“parauce, will hold a Inccllng tonight
'l‘hlI work of including unicorn. which
wan begun at the bud Incciinc. will be
finiahed tonight.
mucl Milln war. bll III the eye by
lite-pole.wlii1c parking on .I. ..
mymondn ice pond. ycntcrdm. IIiI
Mlllti has a painful m» as ”11‘ rump
of the accident.
Frodcr lck lllllnld has hold one of the
cockcrela that bc had on cxhlbllion in
\Vullinxford to 11. i'. llliun. owner of
the Maple Urdu! poultry farm at least
Hartford. The bird was nhlppud today
by AIIIIIIII Exprumc
William Snitlln bun rIIIIIIIIII-d lIIII po
altion with lllt‘l .mkuood Alnllllflllllll
lug Company. of Solilll Norwalk. after
I one weekn' elliorcml vacation. cumi-
(Id by an attack of eryolpclun.
WW.
"MINA”! NORO TON.
“Mics Amara A. Raymund Is Ill
p.
Prod [Accord in recovering from It
alight Illnoou.
of
bird. (.‘ W. Raymond has ‘n Itoverc
hmnchlnl cold.
Min leble 1.. Sui-15 la rocovci‘lmi
from a wry III-Icrc attack of the Izrlp.
Richard Leonard Jr.. of llnatlm
Ridge. was a Nomton vhdtor. Monday.
Mrs. Sarah anden. ltlIlgeilteld. hlli'
been“!!! guest of her ulster. Mm. Hot-
Ii‘y’ Weed.
lira. Charles A liobblt- returned to
here home in Dnrlen. entorday. She
accompanied by rat. mom W.
who “has been vlplting tor
”York, Monday.“
night. The Heir. dew Jaimimirceohed
and that. of Captain Binaries E. Hubble
the pact
wooli. V .173
IDI‘. Allen M Fltqh teturneii to 'New
attain-ii we‘rk’ I visit in
llarien.
Mrs. Ralph Jeffei‘noiIJ
hi visiting bur father.
French.
.y can Plain.
licv. Louis
alias ileriha Pooley left town Mon-
day. to tilt ll position with a firm in
New York.
lu Englcwood. N. J.. from II visit with
Mru. Morrison. Norotou.
WWW...)
Fine skating. lite~boats and many
skaters made things lively at Gorbum
and Holly’s pond. Monday.
Mrs. lI‘I‘cIIdIIIItIIIIl. of Bethel, in very
ill and Miss i‘llu llatoa and “re. Wal-
tcr Whitney are in attendance.
'l‘bc Ilcnih of Ailhiir lirouu. of Full
field. ncphoy of the latII (‘hurics
llrowu. occurred recently at his home.
Mine 1.. l.. Sccly. oi’ ilnrleu. spent
Saturday and Sunday with her friend
Mrs. Sarah Alldl't‘llfi. in South .\'or-
walk.
Original pensions Vfor veterans at the
Soldierx' ilomc have been granted to
Alonzo Harper. so: Alexander 11. (.‘qu
crl. $12. “
.'.—...... m
Miss Mattie Smith was Ihc rcccnt
guest of Mrs. inuac Hoyt, coming: down
to celebrate the lutlcr'n birthday ililill-
vorsurv with hci'
_.___
brad... ii llayiinnd limi-.11....11'1119
Iluuzhth. Helen Louise, IIIIdlhIII young
lady makes Stewart 1.. Whimcy at
Port i‘lII-ster. grandpa.
liornce RossiII-I‘, aged eiviyacvcu
years. died at l-‘itch‘u Soldlcvn‘ ”(lilll‘
Noiolou Monday. of peritonitis [Iv
teased IIIu-I a halite of Cobraiu. kins-s.
'l‘hlity dollars war: reclined ill llll‘
iloccinbcr Buinwr III the i’rcslIyII-rian
Church. Novelon. to be hard in paint
ing and repairing the oxtcrior ol‘ the
church.
Mrs. Charles Whitney was seriously
injured by .'I fall at her home last
Saturday and has since been couilnod
to her bcd. .\lr.~'. Whilncy is niucly
two yours 0" .'I'rc
Jeremiah Klineloitcr has dIIriIIIz the
past work out line ice from the Home
pond eight to ten turbos thick and
i-ltiihyntcl' icc twelve to fourteen inch»
on thick. Mr. Klinofcltcr will put up
about H.444 tonn this your.
Charles Millspuugh has the contract
for thc cIIrIIcIIiI-r work on II largo
brick factory; also II largc burn, to be
built in .\luIIIIII“0IIcck N. Y.. fox the
National Machine Company. of New
York city. located now in West 'l‘IveII
ty-niuth Hil‘t‘cl.
PIof. Alcxnndcx Campbell. trod
Jackson and 1.0 slic ’l‘oIIIII dclighlcd the
inmalcv of IlII~ SolIliI-Ix' llomc lli No
rotou. Monday evening. with II concrrt
Edward Walurhury was present with
his. grauiouhonu, on which now-val III»
IcclioIIsI wcrc rcndcrcll. TbI- soldiers
cnjoycd Ibc I-ntorluinmcul.
A pI-tition is bcing circululcd for IlIc
purpose of calling II town meeting to
consider illl‘ advinubillll' of building a
road from the iIIIIcIioII of lhc iiaidcr
road and the road leading north to the
Ncw (Yunnan lluc l-‘rom this jIIIIcliIII
tho now run will run Ivcatorly through
ibc land of Mrs. l-‘uuuy [lain-II and
others to a point in Hoyt utrm-t llr'ill'
tlIc i‘t‘S-lltlt‘llll‘ of ill: qu Smith
A hmIIc owned by II Norwnlk junr
dealt-I“ ran away in Main street. yo.-
torday afternoon. ll appcara that ”It
home was formerly owned by SI-lcci
mun (‘. (‘1. \I'atcrhnry. and run up ”1'
drivcwny alongside his reaidcncc II
on IIiteIIIpI to i'l'ut‘ll thc burn. lllI'
wagon bI-camc Ivcdncd llt'th‘l'll tut
out-building; in the roar of AIIIIthI‘I
block. and ii Ivan IIIIIIII- liIII . betiovc i
was cxlrlculcd. 'i‘hc wagon and bar
IIcIIII \\'(‘Il‘ brukcn.
...-......—
Thc annual IIII-olini: of Magic llool“
and Ladder Company, No. I. was III-h
lunt \louday I.Ilght lu llll‘ company
lIoudIIuarthn in Main dirt-III. III whicl‘
ilIIIII llII- following olllccra IvcrII clcct
cd‘
["01'1‘1111111“““““\Vllllfllll l-‘ ()udcu.
l-‘lrnl Aiifll‘liillll Foreman—-Thoma
(‘IIvc, .ir.
HI-crI-tary——~Nnthan Finch
'I‘rcunurvrwWilliam \\' llallurd.
.1unltor~ ~llnrry St. John.
Truutccam Worms 8. llallcy. Willlun‘
.1. Fleming and Charles Mlllupnngh.
inventicutluiz ,L'OlllmlttI-e-i‘l‘mlcl‘lt‘l
Tooker. Ambrose BronI-r and 1’. J
Quinlan.
Finance (louiml[loch-WillienI 11
Rates. Clarence 1-1. Crofoot and (Thar
Ion E. WubI-r.
11 was voted to overhaul the auxin:
and placc It in first cln-III condition
Two new members were rucuivml. 'I‘lII
company in in excellent shape. 'I III
annual ball will III-crr in the Tom
Hall. WI-dncnduy night. thI- iI‘IIh lIIIIt.
Mra. .iucob Stork died at her home
Noroton Humble. January 1, nocd aer-
elny yunIn. i-llnII- the death of her son
Inst i-‘chrunry. Mrs. mark has been in
frail health Do Deternbm 26 she war
taken seriously Ill. and tailed niowiy
until on Friday owning as the clock
tolled the hour '01 man she passed
away from earth MrIi. Stark in our
rived by her iuudInnrl and four ohiI
I
Mrs. llund has returned to her home :
arm The funeral services were nela
pliant above mi. 1. 9 I
eleven “taughm
III that it is t attire of a re
lie and the anal or a government, _b'Vy
the people
Gannon P. McLEVAN.
friends.
M. 0..
Mrs.
110011
t.‘i' \
lli -I'.
Iii root.
"IS.
afternoon at
ll‘rench ol'iielutnd.
Clarence M.
homi- from a short viuit with rciativou
in New York city.
Mina Currie S.
upon her now duties as librarian oi'
lhII Houdini: lioom and Library.
W.
undue-bludnmi.
Falrchild. of Riverside uvcnuc.
A public installation of thc
rilected olllccrk of Anpctuck Lodge. No.
Knights of Pythias. was held in
Knights 0! Pyihiue Hall. last cvcniug.
The oilicors worc installed by
Deputy Sherman.
after which the numbers and guests
Ivcrc furnished with It short entertain-
noiIi II'Ii‘d an oyntcr I-Iuppcr.
{owing compose the unicorn“
“it III-look. 3 Hey. Dollie
a... «we...
Among those who have enjoyed fifty
ycaie of unbroken happiness in min-
rind life are Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Joann,
oI' Norotou Heights. who have
passed the llftleth anniversary of their
wedding.
ton llnceinbm 29.1850 and Saturday,
lit-cIIIIIber
crutulationa from their large circle of
Jlltit.
They were married at Bos-
2... 1900, they received con
Mr. Jones ban of into been
llllllt' iii of Irvin, but In recovering.
...’-......”
WESTPOR T.
i’crklnn has returned
There are unclaimed letters at the
WcIItport punt-olden for
and
J. '1‘. Pinks.
Mien Lindcrman.
._—-....
Bradley cnlcrn today
i). Punlding. or Pocksklil-
in II guest. of m. John
— ..- ._.._.._._
Lloyd Nash has bccu titling the Ice
bounce of Dr.
punt wI-ck with ice from his pond aimI
inches lhlck.
W. 1'. End during the
(Inc of the large Intiplc III-(III in front
of the II-Iiidoncc of the late Captain
Henry 1'. llurr was cuI down by 'l‘heo-
dor Taylor and own.
yesterday after-
5
llI-vivai norviu-s arc being: “PM (‘1‘
owning this III-cult at tin-
pIIIt \lc -ilI0I_lViIVII I- pi-u opal ("'lIIIII lI.
spcuuin
cIoIIdIIItiIII; lhc no “Ibm
“caf-
l‘lIP
\Tlli‘iii of Non Yoik in
The following newly I-lcclI-d officers
of Ariou Lodge. Sons of lit-rmun. were
lllhlilllt‘ll by Ill-put)”
cvcnlug“
l'l‘l'fillll‘lll“"
\‘icc~pI'c.-ddoiit--~
Swrclary~ » Henry
Financial Hl‘i‘d‘lfléll‘y'“Iltllll’y (II-ha.
'l‘I‘cusIIrcl'» Frank Cook.
Adolf Krnnu. lust
licury .\lIllI-r.
Louis. Manner
Marks.
Tllt‘ Snunutuck Hose, Company held
a smoker
lat-Ii t'\t:ll||l[£.
met-ling last week the company "left-
all Ibc Iollouiuz mill-cm
l‘I caideutw Johl'i Morton.
\iw- pivaideni~71uincs l~‘ liocicr.
1‘ III I‘illilllr—Nfllhiillllfll (limit.
Anslalunt Fore
Sci-rem)“ ~- J
'l‘I'cnstIrcI“-l] dulII C. Smith:
at ilk rooms in Bridge
At the annual
n-Charlcs llnulun.
hlord (1r erory.
.-.‘...“
howly
District
of South Norualk.
'l‘hc Iol-
Chancellor Commander —IJ .iI‘rcd
Tim-ham.
Vice Chancellor (.‘ommnadI-r-~\\‘ilii.~:
*1. Joncs.
Prelaic~»-—'i‘hcodorc Sanfoid.
chpcr (II llccords and SIInls-wSum-
IIII .-\. i’IIrdy.
Mill'llill‘ of Work "Frederick ll.
Plnll.
Music:- of l-‘inancc —~-ticorgc A. [hir-
"ow.
Master of l-lx‘chmlucv~~\\'allcr \\'.
(Tmsamau.
Maslci“ ol‘ .\I'nIII~-lDIlI:aI“ ll. l’I-ITI'
inside (inurdmllollo 0. Bccrn.
Outside GI'III'Il~-~l-‘I‘mlk E. Silll‘EFI-l.
'i‘ruslec for eighteen months ----- (‘lIIIr-
lea l-‘IIhlc.
PROMPT manner
TO ORDER.
Plumbingand Tinning
Steam and Gas Fitting
STAMFORD RA Nil hits
Horace R Nash
Con Nomi MIIII
IIIIII Wm“ dram.
(leer
“1:1.
II. III maintain. at who» who
in at but. I
I.
141*"
Church. Norhtoa Monday
I “on
(In
D sp 'ep Sid Cure
Dineata what you eat.
lturtlllclall digests the food and akin
Suture In 3 rec
stitching 'wd recon-
Itruotiln the exhausted active or-
‘m'nil actual tdiacoviared midi
inhlbd while.“ :3 begets-“V“ ion
tonWe-andr n tlyleiires
13.1333138in «tame. _
lick dalmatian-1:11. ramp! IIII
Ill other resultant importantdlgeotlon.
h:
«and» Ea mimooomhmn
. Milton. South Narnia
m . ‘
EM}!
I?” fp‘t ‘d "
rm
if the reader wants anything strong-
vr than the opinions and experiences
of his neighbors, what can. it he?
maintain Warner. Vol 81 Washinie
ton street, Solllll‘NOl‘Wfllk. says: “i
had often to give up my work on an
count of my back. lilachetl no. 1 pro
cured Dean‘s Kidney run In Plaiated'a
drug store, the last attack 1 had. and
they cured me. i felt better in every
way after taking [)ouIi's Kidney Pills.
and can recommend them to all women
culturing from backache and weak
klIlneyI-I."
Sold for 50 cents II. box by all Ileul~
h‘oster-Mllbnrn (30., Buffalo. I'.
Y.. sole agents for the United States.
(PI'S.
Remember the nIIIno—~l)nnn's—~nnd
take no other.
\Dal.
”Paper-..
Although we are hav-
ma :1 very busy season.
we have not allowed
our stock to run down.
and can otter as good
varietv as earlier.
Will do your work
when wanted.
“- Subaru.
l0 FIR-ST AVENUE.
East Norwalk.
Tel. 135-2.
QUICK
Who '1! do my paper-
lna In a hurry and do
I! right!
I will.
JunlusBmwn
South Main Street.
om Buckley o Wheeler‘u mayo»
Store.
Res. 25 Elm Grove Place
Be Careful
of What You Eat.
A stomach in distress will not make
Xmas a very “merry" one.
Our groceries are perfectly reliable
—-thc prices give you an opportunity to
save a little for Xmas glim—wanother
relishuble feature.)
. Our Very Best Butter. 21c lb.
.'1 pkn. N. S. Mince Meat. 25c
lII lbs. Gran. Sugar, $1.01,!
New Lnycr Figs. 10c box.
2 pkgs. l’craiun Dulce. Inc
Cape Cod Cranberries, 10c qt.
New‘lloncy. 10c glans.
Fancy Large i-‘runcII. . 10c lb.
3 25c doz.
ST U LL,
2i COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWAIMi
FORM SALE
IoIaIIIWIIoIsnIn
JACOB M. LAYTON.
5 RAILROAD PLACE '
IOVUTH NORWALK. V
Fancy Jamaica Oranges.
A.
A WANT AD.
IN Tudnvnmuo summon
mm. more
Wig! Imit-
i
(.‘old with Art-Inn on hand."
some of our mail order patrons
cApIrAL. ‘ ...-....
EBENBZER HILL. Pm. Int. mid-IV
Vice Prel. H. 1'. PRICE. Cub
III. .I. III”. ruthliviiert.
Aerial-at Gunter.
DIRECTORS:
lI‘. 11111.11. K. liockn'ood..J. P. Trend-
weli, E. ..J Hill, J. A.Ouborn. D W.
Pitch Joseph 0. Roadie, 0 Ill.
Wilson. W F. Bishop.
Bankeio'. Merchants. Manufactur-l
ern', Personal and Family accountii are
Solicited. Safe De sit Vault. Vuln-
IIIIIeII‘lBtoI-ed at Marinate Rates. Box-I
on so and upward poi“ yeiir.‘ (1211 3rd
Bed-room
Furniture.
abould be of interest to you. We have
every ntylc—«the newest III-algae.
Whether you prefer the brains trim-
med bedatoud with bureau and other
odd pieces to compictiI the suite. or the
entire our- 01’ unit, mahogany. nah or
birdscyc maple, and the prices are no
reasonable that you can easily afford to
lit up that spare bedroom.
Be sure and (‘Xilmllll‘ our complete
lines of Furnilnrc, Mailings. Oil
Clothe, Shades. I-Ic. We have the
goods and priccu to unit.
A. J. COLLINS 5: CO.
lI‘l'NERAi. DIRECTORS
AN ll EM MA | .11 HRS.
12 .'0. Main 51., So. Norwolk.
. -.-..- 1
1847. 1!”
Plumbing and Siam Huf-
Ina.
Hot ' Water Heating.
Hot Afr Helium.
erovna AND muons.
euro AND rm merino.
0n and Steam nines.
Fixtures. Metal Collin.
Ute
Have you teen our Im'or
RICHMON.D____RANOII 1
line Jones a latchklos III-uni
17 WALL cream“. nonfat.
an
e
"We liavc no fear of i’irip or
said
during the cpidcinii last war it
is sum in brc .Ik up a t'old in one
night and cure La (Irippc.
lI' Iour druggist will not get it
it Ian be «cut in mail post-
paid.
\(‘i‘TTi I.\' .\l EDIL'AL 07..
Mystic. ("mm
. BAXTER'S or
rtlisriio's
NOTICE.
an... “...—t...
Bond of Bella,
Notice is hereby given that the
l'loard of Rclici oi the T own oi
Norwaik will meet at their oflicc.
Opera House Block, on Monday,
January 71h, I901. from 2 until 4
o’clock, p III. : \l'cducsday, 9th.,
7 too, evening: Saturday, 12th, 2
to 3 p. III. Monday. min: to 5 p.
In.; \\"t‘(lllC$Ilil_\’,
evening; Saturday Ioth, 2 to
o'clock p. In.. for the purpose 9
hearing and determining any and
all appeals made to thcni from the
doings of the asscsaors. on list of
I900. 'l'bey will also meet with
the assessors an a joint board. Sut-
nrday January 19, at 4 p. In.. for
the purpose oiahatiiig the polls of
sick and disabled persons.
Norwalk, Conic, December 22d.
)0.
9t iARVlS KELLOGG,
)AMES SI: TilERLAND
CHARLES w. BELL,
dz: my Bundled Relief.
sons venom I
Brazilian
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