IIL moat-rd
ion. meeting
I IIII'IIIIIIIIII.
of fl lLllIlb. l ol~
urinary 9. 19m.
*essendcn l‘rcah
. on will not think it on»
i flp‘elinc. an honor not!
I: offered to me. for I write.
not i cannot possibly ac-
-cleItion on the library
for.
. pill ild‘ok likes seven
' the. proper limit for a in-
love. and l have now scrIId_
n. it can be filly chaInI—
ze as a labor of love. Sll‘iCt' l
by ed eveI II moment spI III
Will be nttcil) iIIIpossi
Inc to do even a part of m)
f the Work any longer. 1
' situated that my- fire-9
‘bt-en compelled to
ll fot several months nl—
~
iICcrelI regret my inability
‘pr‘eseu‘l on the. nth. \\ itlI
termination of ill\ presI III en-
'_ culprits, i shall retire flour
and so close the
motion of my life \'o man
’ver enjoyed his profusion more
II finer or kinder band of
eflow practitioners."
J ediateli after the above.
Committee which in mentions
drf w up a resolution and present-
(lift ,‘l'thc afisucig‘lipn for Itchpt—
, It was' as follows:
"Resolved, 'i hat . the
Special
ftcr- having beIII lost III oblix—
o fora period bordering on neat -
cade the ReI. John .\.
gfoelceit. from whom Mary F.
Hawleyniluuglitcr of the late Mar-
cus Hawley. of Newlown. procur-
cd'a divorce in the Superior Court.
st week made his appearance in
Bridgeport. TIIIsda) This sIaII
ment is mado on undispntul anth-
..,ority f
“is coming was IIIIlIII'nlIlId.
fv'and it is doubtful if anI were
“aware of the fact that the rIvcrciIll
gentleman was within so short a
"distance of his former home Just
0w long he. remained or his pur-
use in coming is not delinileh
town, but hour the fall that he
sited one of the several bankingr
' institutions in Bridgeport. it is
‘grcltllmcdl that be was bent on
Ilsmess It- is nudchtood be.
CWa large hum of monev frIInI
he of them.
"Mr. Cr0IlI-ett who In addition to
{ring an Episcopal clergyman is
Widely“ knon II in the “term
World as the author of a number
interesting works has not l)!.(‘ll
hoard from h) the .veiernl of his
family in nine 'Icais and it was
fleLeb‘Ifll V to nerve the ilivorre
“word on him by publiIatiou. as
gill; attor’negu for the plaintiff
nerd tillllblet to find any mice of
if llllS'Ilng. Innn.
‘he marriage of Mary H.
‘and..thc Rev. Mr. Crockett.
ich‘was delebrnicd some six-
on. yem ago. “In-I a notable
.‘ Iltnhut the nulicipaled’lmppi-
i the union was not forth-
l'i aw-
‘ , .lnnunry Ill-«Various
I. limb and societies mirb rcpre
Willard“. lit the opening ment-
fill the mid- contluof conduct; of re
ill the Fullerton Avenue Preahy
{lithium ‘i‘ho hadron of wul
w. in
Dr. H.
in hill inlrmlnc
iIi’ there could be no
bhopbly of religion:
Itthm infinite hi coni-
- REV...CIIOCIIEII TURNS UP.
Clerglllnan who has Been Missing Ten Years
‘ Arrives in Bridgeport.
.l lnwlcy.
I f . .olllilo. oil it the hurt Irmvmo
. stop for good.
Association ‘
thanks of this Librdrv
are due and are cordially extended
to the l ion. John H. Petr for his
' unthing and wall directv‘. ncrvicr .
in behalf of our library for the .I
past seIeu years, in which he has
been p prophet of the itoiriieid
County Liiw Lilira‘r‘y cohlrlnttee
'10 his personal and indefatigable
work, more than to any other fac
tor. the present efficiency of the
libIII'ai) is due. and his colleagues
on thc committee. knowingr as no
others Inn. the excellmny of his
work. offer this resolution and
its adoption.'
\II. l’cll} is one of the widest
known lawyers III the state and it
Ivill be regietied in many that he
intends/Io giIc up his practice.
lie was one of the most prominent
members oi” the liaiIi‘Ield county
litir and was one of Its nhlest law
vets. lie was one of the faculty in
Yale J .aw School and III one time
taught the students.
lie was born III Sonthport. lnly
20 I848. and graduated III \alc ill
1870. lie received his profeusion-
al education at CIiilumhin College
Law Schoolpamlcwns admitted to
the bar in Bridgeport. in ll‘i72.
From April; I889. to April. I803.
he was; judge of the court of Com-
mon Pleas. of lI‘airficld County.
leginning with 1872 Mr. l’erry
was connected with Judge Wood-
ward. of Norwalk. and was a
member of the firm of Woodward
c'I' Perry. The firm afterwards he—
come Perry 8;. Perry. the junior
Incmbcr beingr \\"'inthrop ll. i’cr-
ry. who is now practicing law in
.\'orwnlk. and is recognized as
corporation lnw authority. After
Judge. l’erry left the Common
Pleas bench. he became connected
with \\'iIItlIrop ll l""cII'_I .Ind
(ieolgc l‘. Hill. the firm name be—
ing. l-‘erry. T’t‘ll‘} 8: llill lie has
remained with this firm up to tilt
time of his retirement.
coming. They went abroad on
their honeymoon. hut‘on arrival in
Florence the reverend gentleman
deserted his bride. and she has
never heard from him since. Such
was the tI-stiIIIony of Mrs. Crock»
(‘ll and her mother. Mrs. Sarah
on the witness stand lnsl
week. I’lllIl :Is :I I'csull the divorce
was granted. no opposition being
IIllI'l‘I‘I l.
\\'hI-n the petition fora divorce
u i! iir.~t InII-ch on the court rcI
ouls the attorneys for the, plaintifl
vainly cIIIleanreIl to antertnin the
\IlII-rtabuuls of the missing bus
band and I'ltl'g'yulan. in IIrIlIr to
serve the polices. lull their cilorts
pIoIed futile. lle \l’ilb no where
to in found. SeIcrItl publishingI
homes for whom it “in believed
he had been writing. IIIII (‘ Iom-
mnnicnted willi. as was his ngId
iuother in 'IIIII South lint thev
IIIulIl giIe no information it is
said that the last time Mrs. C rock-
III build from her son was nine
year»; ago and shoril} before the
ilntI of lllt‘ trial It lcticr ctlmi lo
the attorneys for the plaintiff. bulb in:
illg for infoInIatioII ltll’ltl‘l‘llllig
.\lr. t'I-IIIIlIeIt. Ibis stated thut
his InotlIIr was: rapidly failing in
health. and that if he had been lo-
cuted It was requested that he be.
no IIotIfied.
\‘othing had been burned
II inch would lcnd to nuterinining
his plncc of abode. huwcv III and it
is belieI‘ed that his visit here. yes-
teraday. is the first time in these
long. yearn he has made his where-
abouts known.
and to bare faith In God "
that people Should uitc on
fundamental and essential
which hllrccogulacd.
Profcuuor (lrahnm Toylor, of the.
Chicago Theological Summary, spoke
on "The proponltinn of the Ninotcciitn
Century for noelnl service In tho twen
tlcth "
Thorn will he an afternoon and even-
Ins reunion today Among the hpcnk
urn will he Rev. R. A. White;M lll‘d'i‘vin D
Hood of Bhutan: WilllcmM Boiler.
turnout P Blcknoll. no. Jchki‘n Lloyd
Jonas nev Henry F win-Ii. itcv. AI-
bert Hubby. and Dr. Emil '
b The purports ct tho on“
lip uracil
the timid
truths
. have the little midi from them terrible
“filing fibril fallow-pom f “ .
' ' rule
are symptom not
mm. nervous traublc. Whom but
who: are jun 50 awry c: 11- from
Ilium for help. ‘11 when m cry-
. ver‘e cold this wintbr. which intent"
. ed to run into pneumollih
MM. Jpxxin Noun.
log out for assistance. The crv should
be heeded in lime. Lydia ll Pink-
ham’s Vegetable Compound was pre~
pared to meet the. needs of woman‘s
system at this tI ving period of her life
It buiidu up I c wonkened nervous
svutom. and enabled It woman to push
that grand I‘liaugo trinmphnntlv.
I l was a verv sick Ivonmnoeluued
by Change of Life. 1 buffered with hot
flushes. and fainting spells. I WIIIA
afraid to go on the street my head
and back troubled me no.1 Who on
tirely cured by Lydia E. l’iuklmm‘l
Vogo'tcblc (klmpmipd. ' m bins Joust!
NOBLE. 5010 Kay-er Bf... ticrmhntopo.
m ._. ._.._
When III homo Mme. l’ut‘tl. the grout
prime. donnn. entertains regularly. I
private theatrical entertainment at.
ways being a feature of the evening.
but she only bingo during the visit...
of royalty. tier gnestn are not allow.
ed to our for the most trivial thing
while visiting her; telegrams. letter»
and such matters nri‘ attended to -ll
the expense of the honinsu
THE MOTHER'S FAVORITE.
Chumbell'nln s Cough Remedy Is the
mother's favorite. it In pleasant and
safe for children totakc. and always
cures. ii. is intended especially for
coughs. colds. croup and whoopinz
cough. and is the host mndlelne. made.
(0) these. diseases There is not the
lonst danger in giving it to children.
fm it contains no opium or other in
lurlonc drug and may be given as con
fluently to u bribe us to an adult. For
sale by G C Stilloon. South Not-walk
Mid E P. Weed. Norwalk.
The uill of Mun; John A. Hurdlniz
who Illed recently in Cambridge
Mass. given 320. 000 to the (‘nmbridge
hospital. a like amount. to the Avon
Place Home for Children in Cour
bridge. 310.000 to the Cambridge. Au-
sociuted Churltien and $5,000 to the
Congreznilonnl Church of Wlnoosnl
Falls, In.
THOUSANDS SENT INTO EXILE.
livery your at lurge. number of poor
cuiferers whose lunizu are core and
melted with coughs are urged to go to
another cllmnto. But this is costly
unit not nlwnys sure. Don't be up we
lie when Dr, King‘s New Discovery for
Consumption will cure. you nt home.
it‘s the most lnfnlllhle. mudlcluo for
Coughs. Colds. Illlil nll Throat and
Lung (licenses on earth. The ilIIII
dose brings relief. Astounding cures
result from persistent. use. 'l‘rlal but—
tles fror nt F. ii. Baxtor'a. Price 50-:
and 8100. Every bottlh guaranteed.
-~ m
Minn Minion Talbot.» dorm of tho
women at the llnlvornity of Chicago
hull been giving the utudcnin some
practical him in cooking. She said
in It recent lecture: "Temper cent.
of thumoncy Americans spend for
food in'nttorly wanted, We ccrtuinly
excel in the art of throwing lllllmd
away."
IAVID A IOV'O LIFE.
Mrs. Onplalu If. Hubbard. of Mll-
ford. Del. um: “Brandon Balm unv-
od my boy’s life. He begun Juul like
the one we loot with croup. We gave
him n few don-.110 quickly dropped
to clasp. cud will Ill tint in tho morn
I‘v‘or an. by It. It. Pin-ted but MI
Baxter.
W» t...
Sho rowed she would marry for love‘u D
awcct snko.
And she certainly kept her word;
[tut aim was too nonulble for to mnke
A marrlno of lovo absurd.
She married for love. but the. truth
is sad-«-
it. Will!) have for the money the follow
Ia .
til I
‘ . Ilcaxo Ricard
l’opuln preparations often fall to ro
IIII'vo indigestion machine they can dl~
gout only nlhIittIi tinnimodh 'l'lIIn-II in
Cum. 'IIIt when the Ivbrst canes c In
digestion find given instant rolicf for
it digests what you out. ~43. C Stillcon.
Sleuth Norwlik.
.‘ Moo-om I
"butlgbtcr." Ilaltl Mr (llddlnya “III
that young Mr Dlnttan-o c inch of mg.
ulcr habits?" "on. m. papa." replied
Milli Indium. ”Ho propnucu- vomitin-
ly nvcr’y Thursday nightfl'amtroit
Free Pleas
._.....
'l‘hlc beacon there in II large death
rate among children from croup and
lung troublcn. Prompt action will
truth than) our.
‘ found it won piccsnnt“ to take. and it
- ant. nnd safe to take.
one pru‘pmition t It dlgcutu nll clouds
of food. and that do .Kodcl Dycp'c Iain
iii pncumphulo‘ ’ l”inhibit".
fit her if you with, utycu can‘t to
iter for Ii few minutes-abut is, i
nuccclililcnwbnleor'h
A momma"; cnIcAoo womb
Prof. Rom Tyler. " bf "Ghlcngo. Viva
President lillnula Woman's Alliancd
in speaking of Chamberlain's Oousb
Remody. «ya: I “I suffered with o lo
'I tried
throat remedies. but i chained to grow
worse. and the, medicine upset my
stomach. A friend pavilion me to try
Chamberlain'u‘ Cough Remedy. and l
collared me at once. I am now entire
ly recovered, saved a doctor’s blll. time
and sufferingshnd I will never be with.
out this aploudld medicine again. For
this by George C. Stliluou. South Nor-
walk. and Eduard P. Weed. Norwnlk.
A belutud trnvclcr arrlved at the
door of II country inn. and after much
difficulty succeeded in rousing the pro-
prietor sufficiently fol him to put his
head out of n window and ask what
was- wanted
"i want to stop hate all night. "
"Well. you can do so." was tile unil-
wei. and the irate innk'eeper ulnmmed
the window down and went back to
bed. .
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BEAT OUT OF AN INCREASE OF
HIS PENSION.
A Mexican war veteran and promin-
ent editor writes: ”Seeing the cover
tlsement of Chamberluln'n Colic, Chol-
era and Dlarrhocn Remedy. I am re-
minded that us II soldier in Mexico. in
'47 and ’48, l contracted Mexican diarr-
hoea and this remedy has kept me
front getting an increase in my pen
clan, for on every renewal. n dose of
It restorcu me." it in unequalled as
n quick cure for diarrhoea. and is pleas-
l’I‘or gale. by 6
I3. srlllson. Smith Norwalk. and E. P
Whed. Norwalk.
..._._. ..........__._..
l-llII Worship Ito prisoner who flail
been up every month for yenral---~
"lilbenecer Nunkes. aren't you unnam-
IIIl to he. been here an often?" “mosh
yer Worship. this place is respectable
tor come plnoen whore l'm woof»-
'l‘ld-Bltn.
aha-d.
When throatoned by pneumonia or
any other lung trouble. prompt relief
is necessary, as It is dangerous to do-
lay. Wu would suggest that One Min-
ute Cough Cure be taken as soon In:
indications of having taken cold nre
noticed. it cures quickly and its enr-
ly use. prevents consumption. G. C.
Stillnon. South NorWalk.
—-——-—a'—.-~Ab——————
'l‘be Nurse—“rho; pardon. Mr. Stub
for. but Dr. Pillnrwsoys you out too
much." Mr. Stnfierr-“Ent too much?
Why. the thing in impossible. i shall
have to not It now medlcnl‘advlser."~
Boston 'l‘raiiscrlpt.'
--...‘
7......—
The merited reputation for curing
piles. sores and skin diseases acquired
by DoWltt'c Witch Hazel Salve. has
led to the making of worthless coun‘
teifelts. Be sure to get only DeWItt‘ c
Shale. George C. Silllaon. South Nor-
wn
“f...—
"I recommend to future genera-
tions." said Uncle Nathaniel. as he
put away his bunduna hdndkorchloi.
"that they encourage the growth of
two noses—«Inn to take cold in. the.
other for general nse."——Hnrper’n Ba-
znr.
lf troubled with II IvI-nk digestion.
bclIhiulz. sour ntomneh. or if you feel
dull after eating. try Chamberlain’s
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Price 25
cents. Samples free at George C. Still-
aon'a. Smith Norwnlk, and E. P. Weed.
Norwalk. drug'atoreu.
_...._.
Tech-”Jack proposed last night. and
1 accepted him." Joan—“Did you.
dear? By the Why, don't attempt, to
cut glans with that diamond. as i did.
or you‘ll make unother nick in the
htone."--Philadelphia Prose.
Cut this out and take it to George (I.
Stillnon‘s. South Norwnlk. and Edward
D. Wecd'c. Norwalk, drug stores. nnd
got n free sample of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. the bent
.Iphyclv. They also cure Iliaorderc of
the aiomnch. bllloucncns and headache.
W
A woman with II long head in never
uppreclatcd by n mun. "Man wants
but little hole bulow nor wants that
little innit." ' .
*w- ”An—an—
ONLY OUR! FOR DYSPEPBIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush of New Guide
el.. says: “i suffered for years with
dyapepnla. Used to have mot dl'a
trend and belching. 1 tried everything
l ebuld hear of but nothing helped me
till i took Brnrllla‘n Balm. and one 00
cent bottle cured me completely. "
For sale by R. H. Planted IIniiy ll‘. H.‘
boxtcr.
lt‘ H unity unmitili for It wife to IIIIIIIIII
her hnnbaml to atop smoking. All bun
hurl to do in to get tho nontrncl. fut
furnishing all but clitoris .
”a...
Such llitlo plllu an DcWitt‘lI ‘lltl'fl
Early Ricard are very easily taken.
and they are wonderfully effective in
cleansing the llv cud bowels. O. G.
Itillaon. South prwclk.
nit hint?” or can. man In addition
Iiittlns too much. and it is hard for
album to"? act all ilicy want to out.
“W >
A RIMIDV lion TH! ORIPPI‘.
A lemony recommended for, clients
'3?de with It!“ on”: hr pup
”A which III unpcclclly nail on
for the throat nmb'lunn. Dont wait
for the tint nympmmc of the alliance:
at I bottle toil» tad has this
I‘
f. 6 Will 05‘0““
the militarily, ii I; tan one); to it up on
” { hr and resume
ltd pity .
thought accrued III 'lurtlic film-gym
both tiilk at once. "willow News. ‘ '
WWW
‘ l.v cure such troubles.
l Inn til I? ‘
“ “Well." Indil tie" with I ,.
pit“: dugout i
no us you I ‘
nor DU imam
deterucnce.-lbdlom0l'n
clan: of
‘l’rcss.’
Inoon ruler
We offer 0 lid-mum“ Dollars 11c
ward for on
not ha at!" (Saturn cure.
'.ll“' b0
We. the unborn! oil. hn'vc known F
business implications and ilnlmélnlly
on to carry out Any obligations made
by the mm
glcts. Tolcdc,0
Whitlccaio Druuiats. lolcdo. 0.
bully. acting directly upon the blood
'l‘estlmonlaln cent from
bottle. Sold by all Drunlnts.
Halls Family Pills m the best.
The humming noise produced by the.
bees and tiles expresses c. munical no-
tntlon. Thus the common house fly
often produces the sound F. in order
to no title the creature must vibrate
its wlngc 2I.120 times a minute or 335
times It second. The honey bee fre-
uucntly produces the sound A, and vi:
bratec its wings 26.100 times It min-
tile, or 440 times a second. in this
way one can ascertain the number of
vibrations the little creatures are pro-
ducing with their winga by finding out
the notn thev-urc humming.
A DEEP MYSTERY.
It In a mystery why women aniline
Backache. Headache. Nervousneus.
Sleeplessneac. Melancholy. Fainting
nod Dlzry Spells. when thousands have.
proved that Electric Bitters will quick-
"! suffered for
Mrs. Phebe. Charley, of Peterson. la..
"and a lame back pained me sol could
not dress myself. but Electric Bitters
wholly cured me. and. although 73
years old. i now am able to do all my
housework." lt overcomes Constlpr
lion. improves Appetite. gives perfect
health. Only 500 at F. H. Baxter's
drug store.
Fwoddy had served a little lunch in
his own apartments to a friend or two.
tho principal dish being a prairie
chickon.
"l awaken them." he told the butch-
or the next day. “what kind of meat
they wanted. and they said whnt meat.
When i cnbved it. bow Jove, it was
all dark meat. and i felt like thutty
(aegis? i want you to make it good.
HI
lT GlRDLES THE GLOBE.
The fame. of Bucklen'a Arnlea Salvo.
as the best in the world. nxtcnds round
the earth. it‘s the one perfect healer
of Cuts. Corns. Burns. Bruises. Sores.
Scolds. llolln. Ulcers. Felons. Aches.
Pains and all Skin Eruptions. Onlc
infallible Piio euro. 25c a box at F.
H. Baxter's.
"A woman is as old as she looks. Mr.
Gilley, said Miss Smirk.
“Oh. Miss Smirk." replied Mr. Gilley,
who generally makes a mean of it
when he tries to pay It compliment:
I‘sprely you are an exception of the
ru es."
JELLO. THE new DESSERT.
pleaues all the family. FOIIr‘navorc.
Lemon. Orange, Rupbcrry and Straw-
gerry. At your grocers. Try it to
try. ‘
g..—
John Hartman justice of the pouch.
nt MillIlllo. N. J.. got into n word'r
war with some! visitors to his office nnu
used language of the nlllphnrous vul-
loty. After the fuss was all over he
asked the mayor for a warrant for his
own arrest on the charge of disorderly
conduct. "i caught myself mdhand-
ed." said he "and why shouldn’t i pay
It line lust like any other citizen?" A
small fine was imposed.
.wmm
The most soothing. healing and an-
tlscptlc application evcr devised is Do
Wltts Witch Hazel Salvo. lt relieves
at once and cures piles. cores. eczema
and skin diacritics. Beware of mm-
tlonII. G. C. Stillaon. South Norwnl.
Serious Complaint—«'1 nuppcne,"
unld the wlfn. sarcuctlcully. "you've
been sitting up with u nick friend
ngaln?"
"Well. yIIII' hc cortuinly was nick."
replied Jackcnp.
"Indeed! Whnt‘u the complaint?"
"file complained that wo stacked tin
IarIII
WHAT aHALL we HAVE ran on-
mm .
'l‘bln'qnonlion trillion In tho family
ovary day. but nu unnunr it today.
't‘ry Jollo. II dollolouu and healthful
Ilcuunrt. Prepared in two millumh.
No boiling! no liukluzl add "in;
Water and net It: cool. Flavors: ‘ m-
on. Ornnno. Raspberry and Strawber-
-ry. At your nroccru. 100
Little Willlc- A says that old Mr.
utterly. Iv
ll 1“ flfiffil‘l rd?
drcn. 52 gran nundch lilren will 19
“connect-Ar dchililrcn. ,i 'I
Little Bo on whiz! He hid o
mu Impaler than
snug: be you c boy-£1
WW
ILOWN TO ATOMI.
.tlt‘om will"?
tlmcc needs n poworful. drastic. pit
tire pill but;
MIN“: mam
MAM pro
V llfedflllll “It!
In one of Saturn that can I
or In 00., mobile. 0. '
J. Cheney for tit! at in y'enr'n. Ind bc- .
have him perfectly bpnomblo in all _
wmsr em ruintu Wholelole only?
WALDING KiNNAN O; MARVINI;
Iran's Cuturrlt Gore is takon inter ‘
and mucclui surfaces of the system.’
Price The par .
yours with kidney troubles," writes '
eaten! at tho 9
Z fighdcblb ‘
wholcilct of kids that ho could tell how .
n n
The old Idea that the body tomo- ,
I's filo! who! you ricer! to finish if): season Mix
and WW Itnd laden: will you /.'.:c' 5ctfcr palm
than we now offer you. to measure. at
35.50 .
All of these goods have sold at $7. 00 and I
$8.00. Pan War-sleds. Our Spring Slack "
lb!!! soon be bare and be must liar): flicimm.
Open elm» (betting until nine a clock. ‘
I. DAVIS & SON
Tailors, Clothiers.
Hatters. Fumisliers.
85 WASHINGNON 51'. SOUTH NORWRLK.
.. m- WW... mmhwrmwflww 1
tor good Encodes at times that
on“ anon those. with cum \II-
comes to but. \Ike \crtls. We. emu
combing a vendor 8mm III III-
peeled to camp. summonmm I.
this week, Rome-Mode scum,
slump dugout. " " :
Cour a\ fiend Co. 9.
r Cormorant Phat and Worthington St. 5 :
Wanamakerfi- Brown,
Oil! Hall. Philadelphia, F. ,
All Ivool Men and Boy’s Clothing,
NOW REING INTRODUCED TO THE PEOPLE OF THE NORWALKS.
We are ready f0! business. We will make to your cider II pair of all
wool worsted trousers. such on most tailors choice from S7 to $9.1m 85 at).
We can give you a pair of all worntcd trousers f0I $4. 50
We can give you II pair of all-wool trousers for $3.50.
We. can give. you a good tronocru for $2.00.
We. can give you It blue or black Chinchilla
storm excluding Ulster. 87.75.
We can make to your order nil-wool Smith for $18.00.
We can give you n good all-wool Suit for $9.50.
A good Mackintosh for 34.00. .
We can also furnish linIllon' Mackintonhca. _i
We can furnish truc blue conductors' and motnrmen‘n n‘ulfornru.
All goods are reliable Our reputation in at stake.
Drop a pasta! to WANAMAKER a BROWN. GOUTH NORWALK.
Agent will call with a lino line ol samples.
OFFICE. LAUDER’B BLOCK. COR. EAST WASHlNGTON STREET. EN~
TRANCE ON SOUTH MAIN STREET.
One flight up to the loft.
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