" tionary else-
lg: for this id»
with lower
Clifford Ely avenue. has
recovered from the grip.
Master PereT TT 'T room of Ann.
street. has racersrenil‘franthe and;
William Frederick Taylor is ill of
the grip at his home in Orchard street.
The Klondike 0011.1 Club has ar
ranged for a smelter in its rooms. Jan
nary 01st:
George Bcnham. of Milford. has ‘so
cured- a position with uninspury,
Mathew son a On.
The commuter oi Angcnotte Stur
nos has fila‘d his accounting at the
Norw slit Probate office.
G. Lounsbury Midge. New ling
11.1.13 Order at Protection. will meet
tonight at the hall, 100 Washington
street.
«The quality of the Imperial Crown
cigar is of the highest standard.
Mrs. Clarissa Adams. of Taylor Ble-
one. s bad. .a monument placed in
Ridord do Cemetery. to the memory 01
herlato husband Orrin L. Adams.
The Soolal nnd Get About Commit
toes of the at Club will meet
with" Charles R Baker. l Trinity Place,
tonight. All members are urged to
attend.
A cartillcatc‘of increase of the capi-
. ml stock of the New Haven Water
Company from 82. 000. 000 to 82. 500.000
has been filed with the secretary of
state.
*—
Foster Brothers are-already rocclv~
lug numerous'applications for cottages
at Bell Islandfor next season. Among
the applicants are two from parties
who wish to conduct hotels on the is
land next summer.
Samuel l‘oudleton. of Bridgeport. hi
ed Saturday a voluntary petition in
bankruptcy in the district court of the
United States. His liabilities 110815.-
079.77 and his assets .25
W.
~—Lat’ir_ippe broken up by the use of
11.121111... Balm. Baxter or Piaistcd.
H
rs. Delia Riley. widow of Patrick
,lliu’ 3 out of the oldedt residents oi.
port. died Saturday morning.
aged eighty four years. Mrs. Riley
leaves a son. Charles, and a daughter
in Norwalk. to mourn her loss. The
funeral was held yesterday.
A match race [or $20 a side has been
made between We. Us & 00. had the
Rich Brothers’ 3:“. The race will be
sailed at Cove 0 Wednesday after
"noon. weather permitting. and will be
three timos around the regular course 11
~01 distance of about three miles.
ll'h‘rse \oting machines made by the
Sihidard Votlan Machine Company. of
lithium Y.. are to be put on ex-
lilhi {um i is. awe within 01 wt!
dflys. One wl l ho 918000 in City Hall
Hartford. and the other two at the
capitol.
Fiio false alarms There sent in Sub-
day night In lirldgeport and th
pnrtmct was edited out lit e'ac 111-
utauco. The police kept a sharp looks
out. but up to midnight none of the
odenders were located. The glass door
in many of the boxes were found br0k
cu.
Articles of association of the Noack
Manufacturing (Join any. of Stamford.
hays been filed “wit the secretary or
's The capital stock is 826 000.
The? corporation is organised to carry;
on a general hardware manufacturing
business. The directors are Carl 0.
Noaclr. P. P. W. Barteis and Chart»
Hid Iiolseberg .
COMITOCK. WATKINO A DOWT AND!
sell" ‘Tthd ”dial “in?" Wm
10 as load a oil-Devon and
111:: mdy‘ML load
.g.‘1.,‘vi
111111311it a a '11..
OHOIO r’fill‘lyl’v suave AND calculus. - -
anon as total. ' ‘ "'4‘”-
IMALL FRI‘H CALLIE HAMO. OUR OWN CUT.
a a
ram m sonar. .
BHUOK and sour. - -
OHOULDII "nit.
cinema or:
Tintomst of Marshall 1. Smith in the
twins all
A.
f a civil war. has been granted
a pension at the rats or to a month.
The charts or rail seats 1:15?
David Garrick ope dd 1m night. and
a large humanistic linen checked on
Miss Pauline Diver. of Bridgeport.
was a guest of Ming Vivian tinder-
Iagrom. or l‘ay‘vlew avenue, over Sun
y' 1‘ v “I"..‘u‘ 1‘ .. :1, .1 :4
who“-..
Thomas I". Watch" has purdhuoe‘d the
pool and billiard room in North Main
strbst.
W...
Bernhardt Johnson. the Swede 11r-
rsstéd for his connection with the
death of “other Swede. Charles Par-
sons, Who was iound in an unconscious
6611010611 in Grand stréot.ivzltemur1.
last Saturday uiaht. was held without
ball by Judge Lucien I". hurpe'e. our.
user Mix is investigating the circum-
btauceasof the; death ‘12! Nimbus.
A certiliclite 1112‘s organisation of
the roomy Brothers‘ company. or
Uullford. has been tiled. The corpor
alien is organised. to engage as general
contractors in dock building. submar-
l‘ns work 'sud quarrying The capital
shown The” subscribers are
Humphrey “l‘oornemgn Daniel F. Toomey.
Paul w. Harrison and Dennis Toomer.
~llrazillau Balm for soar throatsw-
colds—chapped hands. iinxtcr or
l’lnisted. . ‘
On Thursday the State Business
Men‘ 3 Association will meet in Watu
bury. The delegates will convene 11
Pythian Hull. and after the business
has been disposed of will be entertain
ed with a banquet given by the Water.
bury association. The Bridgeport a1-
soclatlou has the largest number or
membois ill the state and will be re!»
resented by sixteen delegates.
Theodore Bodewoin. proprietor of
tho Newllondon Day. hacked by any
oral wealthy citizens of the city. has
secured control 'of the New fondue
Telegraph. Major Walter l-‘ltsmaur
Ice. formerly proprietor of the Tale-
graph. will retire from business. it
is the intention oi the new owners
to put in a battery of Iinotypc mn-
chines and have the full leased wire
service of the Associated Press
The original. subscription list of
funds contributed for the founding oi
Washington College. from which Triu
ity. College originated. has just coma
into the hands of President George W
Smith. of Trinity. it has long been
supposed that this list. which bad its
just eluded. had been lost or destrm
ed. but it. turned up only recently
among some; old papers which were
being overhauled. The document will
be referred by President Smith to tho.
flblieation committee of the college
fore it is given out to the public.
In five rears the population of Mari
borough. this state. has dropped from
500 to 300. so that the town non has
the undesirable distinction of being
probably the smallest in the state.
When Lieta's mill shut down, Marl-
borough. which had been enjoying a
sudden boom. received a knockout
blow. With no employ ment in town
inept on the farms. many oi its youn
people wandered to the cities to find
Work and thus the town has become
depopulated.
Henry N._li‘auton. of Daubury. has
filed a‘ voluntary petition. He says
that he is unable to pay his debts as
an individual and as a member of the
rm of Green & Fanton. 'i‘lio applica
tion shows that in November. mm. the
petitioner made an assignment In the
Probate (‘ourt for the beueiit of erod-
ilora and that 260 per cent. was plild
on the claims against him lie given
his present liabilities as 818003.02 and
his assets as $100, in property which-
is claimed to be exempt.
T~llrazilisn Balm for that cold.
Baxters‘ and Piaisted's.
In 11.1;- Suiii‘rior Court. today. be-
foro Judge Milton A. Shumwny. the
case 01 . the Jones a Hotchhlss,
Company of Norwalk. against Sarah L.
Davenport. of Wilton. which was con
tlnuod rom Thursday. was resumed.
The aintifis seek to rsoo'ver the
amount of a bill for plumbing work
which the. defendant rotuscs’to pav.
claiming a breach of contract. The
first case on the list for Wetlands} is
contested divorce Adolph I. Julius.
suing Margaret Julius. on the grounds
of «insertion. while the dofndant brings.
a pewter claim and nuns for alimony.‘
aim voua auoov ran no.
Devon’s Gloss carriage Paint.
use; 10 colors. Gives a
canal to nail. Id'b'y
. Watkins h Dow and J. 't‘
' DOMESTIGS.
.(good in qualitybut low 111 price)
worm‘elsc yard. We
1 41.50.
origin in the early part of the century V
.wb
T bring it}? to the store snob a volume of
in January. This with the
VVV.VV’V
littleT rice? ‘
More new lots. Mills beforc
unrepresented have offered on
goods for the "Mill End” Sale.
Whore they're up to standard
yards) and; ‘soft madsthroad not-
too. regular price 02 d. attic. Both
bleached and half- ble‘ae
.. . .T 2 .
MUSLIM UNDERWEAR. '
A busy department—one oi’thc
liveliest "on the lively accoudiflmr.
'lruc “Mill Lad" bargains are
plenty.
florist covemé—With v neck prettiiy
trimmed with embroidery-dd c.
Drawers—Good muslin with are
brella donned. tucked and hoinstltch-
(“b“nzc.
we've taken them.
OUTING FLANNELS.
2.000 yards fancy outing flannel
Fancy nuilng flannel in plaids and
stripes. worth 80. yard Bite.
2000 yards fancy outing flannel
worth 10c. Site.
Best duality outing flannel in all the
new designs and colorless. worth 121,;
and lie yard. 10o yard.
3.000 yards plain white outings, reg
nlar price dc. (like yard.
L600 yards heavier and better white
outing. regular 10c quality. disc yard.
1 COTTONiil
Yard wide bleached cottons. worth
511 yard. 31:
cYard “do“ bleached cottons.
1411151111.... tucks, or inserting—20c.
Walking- -sklrte - Fruit-of-the- Loom
muslin. umbrella bounce, cluster of
tucks. dust ruihcahoc.
Short skirts-Strong muslin finished
113th hematitching and cambric rutho,
3 c.
WRAPPERS.
Flauuclctic wrappers. heavy
and Iiiccly-uiadc, stripes or figures
on blue. red or gray, sizes 32 to
.14. worth $1.
worth
.3
cram wide bleached cottons.
So yard. Go.
Yard wide bleached cottons.
9 to we yard. in yard.
Yard ,wldo brown
11ch yard. digit.
10-inch brown cottons. worth 01,51,
worth
worth
cottons. wort l1
~51»
104an brown cotton, worth 8151-.
til-£11,".
{M brown cotton worth lilo yard.
SKIRTS.
Dress-skirts oi Cheviot. brunc-
12%c yard. . ‘ . l
9.4 ”learned COHOIJB worth 22‘; Yard. Spun and thltlmm I“ lllfiv CU OTS
‘30 "“"d and shapes. pretty trimming. good
(‘M‘SHES‘ lining. worth $5 and $0,
Brown crash towollng worth i'w. yard. s:
Zlfic. yard. «.150.
Bleached brown and glass crash m-..”
mwcllng, worth 812., 6c.
Bleached brown and glass crash
boweling. worth 100.. 8c. ‘
Brown twill all lines haud~towoliuu.
worth 12351:. 101:. yard.
SHEETS.
Unbleached sheets (Mimi/g yardsi
made of good standard cotton. regu-
lar price 50c, 38c.
Bleached sheets, 2%:25fi yards)
good quality cotton, regular price 661:
each. (be.
Better (255x?
HEAVY CLOAKXNGS.
Fine. handsome, double-faced
poll cloak-lugs are in the "Mill
it‘ud" Sale at deeply-cut prices
\\ Ol'lll $3 and $4 3311].
$2.40 and $2.90
Pcbblcvchcviot in Oxford gray,
very heavy. worth $3.
quality shoots
~—$2.25.
THE HQWLRND DRY GOODS (20..
BRIDGDPDRT. court.
OUR ANNUAL
MID- WINTER SALE
1111111 11111111111111 Suits
ls no'ie an and we are offer-bi better bargains than ever
before. It will be wort your time to call and
inspect our raluclr’on before purchasing.
_ 111.1. 19.00. $10.00. $12.00 3.1.1... mm. $839
112' 13.00. 14.00. 15.00 10.00
“51.33.... ‘ i ‘ $11.49
We have about 30 Boys '&1its. {orig pants. 114 to I 9
maul." 600. 7.00. 8.‘005at
{13:52:10 babe Wilton toJ rs $5'49
$8.79
Ian’s 310.00. 312.00. 5! 3.50 Oomaats.
cousrocx BROS.
all new goods. reduced to.
SOUTH NOR WALK.
MILFORD A. 011611011. uW .
. V smawox1susa_____a__ors strum.
Called Down for Maulng Gem” Eyes Bridgeport PatlsuT an Doing Welt-
YALI TIOYI IIIUVKID
M
M Girls After Chapel . No New bases.
A strong rcbdkd use Administered The two ‘i‘rolahu girls and Fred im-
yosterday to Yale for cutie 5' out. of nridgcpori. ‘who were taken to
«you at girls and visitors a tor chapel. the post house annex about “'0 weeks
llunday. It has grown to' be a custom ago as smallpox ”suspects, were rotun-
for the students to line 11 after service ed yesterday and wont to their mm-
bi over. and eye and aim d the visitors tivb hornet. Nous of the three con
who are attrac bars by the Junior trachedtho disease James ill. 'i‘rolsud
promenade. ' dials Nevis saysz' ' land his family are rapidly improving
"Snob bolstoinus mum as was and are expected to be discharged ins
displayed yesterday morning after cmpieof weeks. William Porter is at
is 0 enable. and every one his home. iii Donnell street and is re-
in It. should feel thor- portsd to be doing very well. There
“tamed of himself. [In as are on now noses at smallpox despite
tilts 'dua'tom'of lining up toeye idle rumors to the effect that there
and meal: the prom visitors as one smothered-es under nonunion. Tisha
l sirens pursue; thing- have is moiety in truth in the rumors.
onion mic vmrss for Tan oases wars
rennin lidiiothat it was some to lie“?!
t as both The health older declares tam?-
Ni guerrillas-Good muslin. trimmed -
WWW-n1 ....
T‘ York 0.1.1.1411 ‘ ‘T
subjected to W
yacclnatad, d .
Wit TA Milli:
in New 161- film!
in the metropolitan press. The stu-
dents who lira in this you have caught
be possible banner (1 infection. since
their nature. and have begun a rush
to be vaccinated at once. Since the
No cases of varibluld were reported
at Yale int Winter there has been a
standing order of the faculty for every
Yale man to his v oalaat‘sd.
IEAT Oll‘l' DTP. MILIIEAOE 0P
' till PINIION. .
A Mexican war returns and protein.
ant tailor writes: “Seeing the adver-
. tisement of Chamberliln's Colic. Cbol
‘ era and Diarrhoea Remedy. i am re
minded that as a soldier in Mexico. in
'41 and '.is i contracted Mexican diarr
been and this remedy has kept me
from getting an increase in my pen
siou. for on every renewal. a dose of
It restores me" It is unequalled as
a quick cure for diarrhoea and is pleas
ant and safe to take. For sale by 6‘
(3.3111111011101101 Nor-walk. and E. P
Weed, Norwalk. ‘
Col. Arthur Lynch. who served wuu
Gen Louis Baths in South Africa. nae
sailed from New York. for The Hague,
where he will meet Paul Km :- and in
Vite him to visit the United tates. He
will assure the’aged minimum that
the attitude of'the administration in
Washington will in nowlse prevent a
hearty welcome from the American
people.
How's THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Ro-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can-
not be cured by Iiall' s Catari‘h Cure.
F. J CHENEY a 00.. Toledo, 0.
We. the undersigned. have known F'.
J. Cheney for the last 16 years. and be
have him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by the firm .
WESTA: kTRUAN. Wholesale Drug
gists. Toledo, 0
WALDING.K1NNAN .i': MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. i‘oicdo 0.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter
pally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
Testimonials sent free. Price 76¢ per
battlefield by all Druggists.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
"Here's a girl," remarked the Query
Editor. "who writes to know ‘wbat is
the popular spoonholder this soason.‘ '
"Evidently." replied the Snake Ed~
itor. "she’s never had any beans."
“Why?"
“Because if she had she'd know tout
the most popular one is the parlor
sofa."-—Phiiadciphin Press.
When threatened by pneumonia or
any other lung trouble. prompt relief
is necessary. as it is dangerous to do
lay. We would suggest that One Min-
ute Cough Cure be taken as soon as
indications of having taken cold are
noticed. It cures quickly and its ear.
Iy use prevents consumption. G. C.
Stillson. South Norwalk.
~—
Such little pills as DeWitt's Little
Early Risers are very easily taken.
and they are wonderfully effective in
cleansing the liver and bowels. G. C.
Stillson, South Norwalk.
e.—
Somo people think they may eat too
much with impunity: that the only
crime is drinking too much. Notice
the hundreds of cross people you meet
every Monday. as a result of stalling
on Sunday. Eating too much on Sun-
day is a well established American
custom.
WHAT SHALL WE HAVE FOR DESo
BERT?
This question arises in the family
every day. Let us answer it today
Try Jello. a delicious and healthful
dessert Prepared in two minutes.
No boiling! no balling! add boiling
water and act to cool. flavors: Lom-
on. Orange. Romney: and Strawber
ry. At your grocers. 100.
“Jimmy." exclaimed the first boy.
"teacher Jumped on you pretty quick.
Yanked you up and walioped you lute
lightning didu t be?"
"No. " re lied the other boy. rucfuliv.
"not like lghtning. He hit too often
in the same place. "—~F‘smily Herald.
.The merited reputation for curing
giies. sores and skin diseases acquire
y DoWitt‘s Witch Hazel Salvo, h
led to the making of worthless coun-
terfeits. Be durs to act only DeWitt's
Salve. George C. Stillson. South No.-
walk.
"There is such a thing as being too
cool in the face of danger." says the
Manayunlr Philosopher. “Many a
man's reputation has suffered by his
temperature getting so low as to make
hiT'd tooth chatter."-—Phliadeipbia floo-
o .
Pep-in preparations often fail to re-
lisve indigestion because they can di
goat only albuminous foods There is
one preparation that digests all client
of food. and that is Kodoi Dyspepsia
Cure. It cures the worst cases of in-
digestion and gives instant relief. for
it digests what you eat. «0. c. Btlllsoa.
South Nomllr.
nastus (to. dmggisti~boolt h
iii-tab. Yo' all sol' 1110 some us
make hater at s yistuddy.
Drama—4V1: if
Raster-Mali. i food hit to dam hens.
an' den day aln' lay no aigwdey lay
down on' die.
11.11 mason than! it a large death
from
td
gunman
‘ "i don't“ know.
When 1 hair hint fih'itt‘thd”
Just swears dreadfullyl”
JILLQ. THE NIVI Quill".
pleases all the family. Flour flavors.
Lemon, Orange. Raspberry and Straw
grainy. At your grocers“ Try it to
y. .
Mrs. Parkham (of 0msbal-And
what is this “bridge whist" that I hear
is so popular in New York at present. I
Mr. Porkham (after his trip Esau—v
Oh. that's a card game the suburban-
ites play an the Brooklyn Bridge cars.
~I3rookiyu Ll to.
W.
.—
' The most soothing. healing and an
tiseptio application ever devised is De
Witt' a Witch Hazel Salvo it relieves
at once and cures piles sores, eczema
and skin diseases. Beware of imitu
tlons. G. C. Stillson. South Norwal.
"No. he's no better." said a woman
when the doctor come to visit her true
hand "You told me to give him as
much of the powder as would lay on a
touteut piece. I hadn't a ten, but 1
gave him as much as would go on ten
ones. and be' s weise if anything. "
If troubled with :1 Weak digestion.
belching. sour stomach, or if you fer-l
dull after eating. try Chambeiluln' s
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Price 26
cents. Samples free at George C. Still-
son's, South Norwallr. and E. i’. Weed.
Norwalk. drug stores.
It was little Willie’s first day at
school and the teacher called him to
her side and pointing to the first let-
ter of the alphabet, said: "What let-
ter is this, Willie?” “I’m not going to
tell you." said the little fellow. "Why
not?" asked the astonished teacher.
“Because. answered Willie.
come here to teach you."
A REMEDY FOR THE GRIPPE.
A remedy recommended for patients
afflicted with the Grippe is KEMP'S
BALSAM. which is especially adapted
for the throat and lungs. Don't wait
for the first symptoms of the disease:
set a bottle today and keep it for use
the moment it is needed. If neglected
the grippe has a tendency to bring on
pneumonia. KEMP’S BALSAM pre-
vents this by keeping the cough loose
and the lungs free from inflammation
All druggists sell KEMP' S BALSAM at
26c and 601:.
Electricity was used for mining very
early in its development. and one of
the first plants was set up at Santa
Rosalia. near Chilhuahua. Mex. Eloe~
trlcity Ia used exclusively in the gold
fields of South Africa and Australia
and in the diamond fields of Brazil.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPBIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle
Dei.. says: "I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis
tress and belching. I tried overythina
I could beer of, but nothing helped me
till I took Brazilian Balm. and one 60
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Plaiated and F. ii
Baxter.
Little Ella—Momma, is the minister
coming bcrc today?
Mamma~Nnt that I know of. deer.
But why did you ask?
Little Ella—Because I saw papa
dusting the Bible off this morning.
Cut this out and take it to George C.
Billlson‘s. South Norwalk. and Edward
P. Wood's, Norwalk. drug stores. and
‘ a free sample of Chamberlain's
a.
physic. They also cure. disorders of
the stomach. biliousness and headache.
Mother (an invalid)Johnny. don't
you think I ought to punish you for
being so bad?
Johnny (aged 5)—-No. momma. You
know the doctor said you was not to
indulge in any violent exercise.
A PHOMINENT CHICAGO WOMAN
SPEAKS.
Prof. Roxa Tyler. of Chicago. Vive-
Prcsident Illinois Woman‘s Alliance
in speaking of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. says: “i suffered with a so-
verc cold this winter. which threaten
ed to run into pneumonia. i tried all
forest remedies. but I scorned to grow
worse. and the medicine upset my
stomach. A friend advised me to try~
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. and i
found it was pleasant to take. and it
relieved me at'onco. I am now entire-
ly recovered. saved a doctor’s bill. time
and annoying. and I will never be with-
out tbis splendid medicine again. For
sale by George c. stillson. South Nor-
walk, and Edward 1". Wood. Norwalk.
' Teacher—uNumo something of hu-
portance existing today that was not
in existence 100 years ago.
Small Pupil—Me.
IN!!!) A IOV'B Li".
Mrs. Captain Ff. Hubbard. of Mil-
ford. Del» Ilia: "Brazilian Balm sav-
ed my boy' I life. He began hurt like
the one we lost with croup. We gave
him a fem dom. He quickly dropped
{o‘slsen and was all right in the mom-
a
“Few sale by ll. ii Piaf-M and 1'. ll
Teacher—Tho sentence “‘My father
had money." ll in the past tense. New.
Willis if you said “My father has mon-
$31,“ what tense would you be speak-
as.
Willie-Oh. that would be pretense.
~Ohlcsgo Tribune.
Till MOTHER'O FAVOIlTl.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the
. mother‘s favorite. it is pleasant and
safe for children to take. and always
cures. it is intended sdpooisiiy for
coushs. colds. map and whooping
cough. and is the best medicine made
for ”10”»le There Is not the
lust dunner in givingeit to children.
for it contains no opium or other in-
will Jar-ions drug and may be given as non
Menu! in a hate as in an adult. For
1Mllion.§onth idorwalk
"i didn't
S crunch and Liver Tablets, the best -
1
Mi T
and that ether bay has
f says the buildup in:
are often 1.1mm; will)
but unfortunate 1
“Article 68 Teach
or day and announce
have our history lease
the queens of England A?
with Cinderella. Fltiil
It was a difficult plied ..
some of the children are
it still.
Vaccination had not c
to that ladys‘ brain, but
years audit-ed to aeunl re l .
16,717 young women bull“
in the elementary dollar) 1;,
cle 08.1.et us hope that ,
general form of their histe
A true actor never are
part.
Our January
Mark Down Sale
Affords you an opportunity Atom .,
beat of furniture at the very.
prices.
Here are some of the spool
Iron Batiste-do,
Odd Dressers.
Odd Rockers.
Jardlniere Stands.
Couches,
Ladles’ Desks.
Dining Chairs.
Extension Tables,
Side Boards,
China Closets,
Parlor Suits,
Ladies Toilet Tables.
FUNERAL DIRECTORE
AND EMBALMERB.
12 North Main Street. South
TPMMLA
Although we are in
mg a very busy seaso
we have not . allow .
our stock to run
and can offer as
vanetv‘ as earlier.
Will do your , we 1
when wanted. T
Sifimha;
l0 FIRST AVENUET.
East Norwalk.
Tel._l35-2.
an absolute specific iorall
of Headaches from wdeT
cause. as it VVrclicvcs Ville l
(incorporated 1867.) T ‘
CAPITAL. . m
cosmos and moms.
EBENEZIR HILL, Pros. I.
Assistant Cashier. .
DIRIOTORI:
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