otlth‘s biopwaih
, initilnst
hi. . , ‘0 ad ttholndividuul
mnniop aorviom « , . p 5 ‘
. .‘ WWW ‘
he W.‘ C.
, “51‘. ll. willhold its reg,-
meeting with‘Mra.‘ Joseph Richv
, 531 Chestnut'ntroot. Friday. at 3
o'clock,‘ . j .
All on: ‘ welcome.
“ _‘¥—~Exvéporatéd Appleton-pug. r. o.
5, anton lotto. ,. . ‘
M
, _ . ThoDaughter-alolthommg wliihold
, .nhsoclcblo‘in the“ Borneioy rit‘root chop»
or next Tuesday ovonlng. All are 'con
.. dlnlly‘fluvitedi. An"‘.ont‘ortoinlng pro.
.gram,willbe.rondcred.. ‘ :
‘ AI . U.
droning,
3...-
. The rise In the winch! oysters Was
not wholly due to the ‘Mochnulcs‘ want:
lug no many ior ,thelrytn'ontyoight nus
nivoronry ,colcbration tomorrow night.
The lco.in the harbor and the cold
Weather hodFBomctbinz‘ to do with it.
nus. Muir modulation Mm
ntroct, Nortvalltpirbnn Ibeonfcnlicd to
, Now .Ior'poy by the serious illness or
nn“nunt. " .
m'l‘ho. pupils gent .Grndc 5!, Franklin
street school. il‘i“~givo an entertain»
ment in the School Hall. wodnosduy
afternoon. Fobrunry ‘13, nt 4 o'clock.
Tho progrdmvnrrnngod will be very ill-
torontlng to ndultsig Tickets; 10 oenm.
The entire! proceeds} to he used to on-
tnblish n "room-library," for this
grndo. . 5 . ‘
Tho members of John Grocuwood's
‘ clash nr'o arranging n concert. to hit
3 given in ”10 8011”} N0r“’.fi]k’ Methodist of New Canaan, ran away on the New
Church, Wednesday owning, Fobrunry can“ road, inst “We Broad my“.
13th. ' -’ . rosterdn‘y‘ni‘tcrnoon. throwing her out
nndoénp‘rnining- hor wrist. The sleigh
who wrecked-.5. The horse was fright
{infill by some éboys throwing snow
' --A good time for all who nttoud th
Lady Foresters“ cobweb sociable and
dancing tonight, in Red Mon'slinll.
The niombcrs of Old ;_Woll Hook and
Ladder Compnny has arranged tor the
production or Donmnn 'i‘hompsou‘n
now play at Hoyt’s Thontro. on Thom.
day night. tho 213i. loci... for the bound?
or tho company. The ploy comes higir
iy endorsed, and should draw it large
house. -'
WM
it boron-drivpnzby Mrs. Shrub Bloke.
on.— my...
Tho illucrni o
. ‘ word‘iioyuolda will
3 ”chi” g nt'i :iiii‘o’olock
didc ' .osgwln stree .‘
hold‘;l“rlila
‘fi m.hls‘int‘o _ g , y
' 1» lrt‘trsvplucdatne;
day morning.
:Tbe-i intomlollt.
wimmm
r’bru, N. v.5 Batu
#Twcntyfiveuuooond shand ~olcighr
for solo 0110!“). (l. S. Gregory.
M
«Evaporated A
lunwton it 00.. 5
i » .M' \‘ «Mu——
lloportor Howard liuntor, of «Non
wnlk.‘took a tumble coming dowu
Main street. this morning. Mr. Hunter
gracefully iroxnincd his equilibrium
and proceeded ohhia way, eating a
withering pinned oi scorn upon it
bonrdlons'poiiceman standing ncnr by.
who hdditile audacity to smile at the
untortunato accident.
Peter Hucheson outortnlnod tho
members of tho Knockers Club at a
smoker. Monthly evening. Will. Pur-
mor. of Port Gunter. bocnmo a mom-
bor of tho clu that evening. .I.
Slater, having a previous engagement.
was unable to attend, much to the re
gret of: his many trioudn. [in was not
iorgottou. howovor. an the members
smoked some of his flpc Port Cllcotor
tobacco. . ‘5 '
polo-a 9(: plug. 1". D.
Tho nunuul meeting of the Norwalk
Lock. Company, ) which Ewan. culled tor
yontordny ultoruoon. at the onion of
tho company. iu’Bouth Norwalk. was
continued for one month. until March
nth.
Tho young indies omployod in A. (i.
' Wileolor’s ntrnwflzaworko enjoyed it
sleigh. rido to Stamford yestoruhy ai-
tornoon. in .i. H. Mugncr’s corrynil.
. Tho party hndgnpppcrnt in restaurant
and returned in the evening.
——.-,.m_.....
54Evnporutcd ‘A’pp'loa 9c pkg. F. l).
Lowton'i’rCo; H: . ~
Horace Johnson ‘prodicts‘thnt from
tho 'll‘th to tho‘ 20th, of the pronoun
month. there wiillrbo it great disturb-
nnco'in the atmosphere, and zero will
but In an'apponi‘onco. From the 18th
to the 21cm! Mitrchh‘c looks for a
greatly distilnliodviitmonphero~a mod-
lo'y of all oorts of weather. Mr. John-
' uonnloofpnya t otjdurlng the mouth of
February. 180 . tho fall of snow
amounted £0».th of sixteen inches.
7' .lleprono to. r_ House]. of Now
Huron. implicit
B‘é’i‘lrowui‘p member
of a on If mlral loote P si.
ti. AQW Havcin. favored ho
fore heaplfiig. ' (unm ttoc, Tuesday.
the bill a milk-gum law regarding
admission of votorann io Fitcb‘a Hon 9
for Soldlpru. no to ex end the priv-
llegos of 3] ho to any oldiors. dull-
or or mnr‘i o w was croditod on the
quota df’t o only during the Civil
Wnr. irroupootlvo of the organization
in Which ho nervod. _5 .
---I)r. MB. Ronon, ouulisi. and aurist
can bo,consuitod in tho parlors of tho
Mllilili'liOmO Hotel. on Tuesday and
Fridays. between the houra of l and .‘l
p. m.; nndrdniiybotwoon 9' and 12 u.
up. 6 and 9 p. m., at 515 F‘nirdold avo-
uuo. Bridgeport. Eyes examined and
disoaoos treated.
M... m... w..—
-LaGrlppe broken up by the use oi
Brazilian Balm. Baxter or Plnisicd. '
An Associated Press desostrh'from
Albany‘ says: “'A mun. supposed to
bo Albert 13. Camp. an inmate oi the
Old Motifs homo in hicunnds. and
whose home is supposed to be at Nor.
wnllt. -Conn.,-wns run down by no cloc-
irlc our ortho. United Traction Co. on
the Troy road. about. two miles from
Albany tonight and killed.“ lllr. (lamp
is apparently not, known in Norwnlh,
but the diroctorios oi‘ NOl‘Wlilii. Ohio.
Norfolk or Norwich do not oontnln his
nume and it in ponniblo that he may
have belongedhorc.
.memv ..
«Garment. ‘lOc pkg. ii I). 1.. ll. Co.
Maw CANAAN CENTENNIAL.
.-. M...
‘i wit—w
Program Mapped Out for Next June
by Committee of‘Al-rnnpomentl.
The committee in churgc of Now (in-
nunn‘s centennial celebration hos mnp»
pod out thclfoiiowlug program. which
will probably be curried out without
much. It any. change: ‘
Sunday. June 16-Mornlng sorvicos
sultuolo for tho ocousiou in ouch
church by its pastor. in the nitoruoon.
unionnomri‘cos or oil tin: churches in
tho Congregational Church. chorus
ringing and normonby ltov. F. 1-3. Hop~
iriumo.’ tormor pastor of tho church.
or any apenkcr who may bu noiootod.
Iu.lho,rovoni .y hintoricul celebration
of Council p it. in the Congregation-
nl church. ' . ,
5M,ondny..,.iuno ii‘ijolebrniion by the
‘schoois. opening in their own school-
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Among the slolgll‘ridlng partios iniii
night was one from Itlouib‘ Nor-walk.
tho members of which bud n more oil.
citing rldo than they had anticipated.
llotwceu Noroton uud Stamford the
boron .got beyond .tho control of tho.
(Irivor and min away. The animal con.
‘ tinned llbiillgbt'lin’tll ll‘o'reochod Nor-
‘ oton lliill. whom the uloigh wna‘ upnot.
5 The port was thrown lutoithc onow.
. Tho horse wud too tired to run furtbor.
. ‘nud none of tho...pn.rty bolnlz Injured.
, , uull‘no‘dumuno.done. tho BiiilfliLWfliil
1‘ soonriplltddlnud'party ooutlnuod tho
_, rldo. laughing over the incident-w
ill lniord Atlvocntc.; .. ' 5 ’ -
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oi'biduontion or teachers may auggost.
in thonttornopu.‘ union celebration o.
inllsoimoln intbo boutor district. ouch
diutrio‘t b i in its own ling and
march!
.tzplllrum oorpo bolus pro-
nonunion; also dcdicntmn
iii iron. which shall no
futidbio plucc nt'o «ult-
tho 5 ovcninc, historical;
aby- the teachers and
, 55 55;,
magnum“. ' r, “
Hso,‘ no may .
nunlmi commencement ox-
‘Uobtgr'ab . * .
hounoowitll puebhorviocu notho Board '.
iIl'lllrtmrb tho main stroota oi ,
moon onutlonhl Church .
' ti? bé‘fthouxnt' -
. Lbio hummer. moan, .VR. ' u
or the llopartlneu. , ‘
who retidoe in Was . .5
take thump. by
"We are ioroodto , ‘
the octionovoi thcipooplo thomnoivea.
They have. poruloton‘liy refluxed to pay
any attention to our warnings to ho
sparing in the use at water.
uncle in‘ tho last few
.unprnoodoutod." . .
Mr. Van Buren will domain constant-
monthn bus boon
p’nn‘t. Mrs..Vun
tho city todny.
'Burou'iolnod him in
i
5‘. l‘
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
Wt... —- '
fl . Uncle Joan apruooby.‘
' The musical tortures with “ll‘nolo
bonds and an. orchestra of Weird mun»
icinns. At the uoou~dnyooncort it pro—
gram of popular and bighprnde Holco-
tlons nrc rendered by the combined
bundawund those concerts have ho
could very popular and invariably at-
Q tract much attention and commont.
The orchestra botwoeh the acts din“
conrsen a pleasing program. and to
our ol‘ the runny nttrsctivo features
with tho uhow. ‘ For the ilrat limo this
company npponrn nt popular prices. 10
2t), 30 and bile. itrgoco without saying
that n jammed house is unsurod
“Uni-Io Josh" appears at Hoyt‘u Thon-
trc. Saturday. matinee and night.
George W. Wilson Co.
Agnes li‘nrnum. this season lcndiuy.
womnn for George W. Wilson who
with his companyywill be soon in
South Norwnlk. on February ii. open-
ing a week‘s engagement In Hoyt‘r.
Theatre. in notioniy'rn beautitui. young
woman. but u highly talented one u.»
Wiliiiflliile Is by hi moons Tone oi. the
mont‘promislng yo nu: Woman now on
the Amcricnn ' dingo. luv. Wilcon
sought for months inst season for n
nuilnblo loading womnnmn very rnro
jowol to socurowhon one considers
that the repertoire pinu roqulrou so
wide :1 tango of. dramatic powcro.
Miss Ii‘arnum wan flunliy solertod from
among a large number at oliglblos. and
onctrlal convinced Mr. Wilson, who
in his own manager in mnttorn of this
kind. that hufhad iouudwbht he who
looking for. Site in a Boston girl, n
native of llostou. lilvnry momborn of
her inlnily is nuccosai’ully engngod on
the American ammo. ~
Germnnla’o Maunuorade Bali.
Tho nnnunl mosquorndo bull oi Gor-
mnuin Sncngrrbuhd will bo hold in
Music Hull. Monday night. Music
will ho fnruinhod by Llnxwoilcr’u or-
rhontrn and Hurry ‘ 8. Richmond will
bo the promoter. Prince Carnival and
his uuiio will begin the grand march
at 9 o'clock. ,
FURNISHED SUPPLIES TO INSUR-
GENTS.
SAN FRANCISCO. February 7....
The (lllroniclc says: Dickoruon m.
Cdrlnnn who Is in custody of the mill-
inry authorities at Mnnlin. pending in-
vostigdllon into the ohnrgo thut ho lur-
nluhod suppiion to tho lv‘ilipiuo innur-
grants. was n resident of Sim Francis-
co for some yearn prior to his deport-
uro tor the Philippines two years ngo.
lie organized tho [(nrwood Laud Corn~
miuy nnd purchased 3,000 pores of land
in Souomn county. which was mortgag-
ed for 355.000. A number oi onstcrn
people bought Ilomorl on the tract, but
ovontunliy tho mortgngo wuslorocioa-
cd. Cnrmnn also organized the Ains-
kuu Trading Company. which sent coat
a upenl'ui our filled with exhibits. Aftor
tho Amoricnn oocupulion of tho Philip-
piuon. (bu-mun wont to Manila on tho
n of n number oi American firms
dud scoured o,,pl‘n«iliolii monopoly oi
the handling of military supplies.
l ,-. . ’ “——y¢—wm
A twontloth'oontury scientist cinimn
thut'houdooho in a sort of colic conned
by, too many grcou thoughts.
deserved to grow.
you. hm helped us. 5
5 Buy Oats T hai‘s
‘i’l-i‘
3‘ blood a
Tho
1y in New York. until tho‘troublo in.
Josh Sorucoby W5 3'5“" “whim” ””9 bun-l
pint-an In this world.”
. r ntnl‘rh, w
ii. throat .r atom ‘
niiuoptic, outmont n, ‘
rive tho c tnrrhnl .po ‘ u u'
.syntom, on _
tarrh c lr’dosilrnod
null the ‘ nrknllio ‘lsu nodular,
urt's Cntarrh”'i?a.blotq i
unod inter-unity. it driv
infection through notion
och. iivor nod bowoin.‘
. Wm. Zimmerman. of ii .
Intos .' axiwoxpcrlouoc with
oscnh. ro-
turrh auitorors evcrywhero. ,Ilo ours.
"I noglnctod a alight unsnl onion“
and bronchial tubes and finally even
my stoninch_,.uhd liver. become olfact-
nd. but no l‘wbo nbicto hoep‘Lup and
do udoy‘n worhsi lot. It run along un-
til. my hearlunmnxon to (fail me nod
thou i roaiiiodithntxl munt got ‘rld‘bi‘
rh or lose my positionbntl was
clerk and my holding was absolutely
nooonsury. 5 3‘.
Some of 'my irloudn recommended
on inhaler. hpothor a cntarrh salvo,
but they wore no good in my care,
nor was anything ciao until I heard
of Stuart‘s 'Onturrh Tnlrlotd, 'nn‘d’
'l‘hoy bonolitod me from tho ntnrt, und
in loss than (our months I was com
plainly cured of ontnrrh. oltbgugh i
had bllflemd hourly all my life om it.
Thoy are plon'unnt to take and no
much more convenient to one than
other ontorrh romodios that l tool 1
onunot any ououg‘h in favor'otgsmnrt‘o
Cntnrrh TubIotn.”
A little boob on canto and euro oi
catarrh will. bdmnllod iron by: address
hing F. A. Stuart Co, Marshall. illicit,
and ihotablctn-vnro sold by all drug-
gints In the United States nndtlnnayginfi
4
Nobel Proceeddigs medium In the
, Joholom Detaicotlon.
Another ‘iuruwnn token yostordoy.
say-n tho hridgoport Sinndard. musing
out of tho Attorney Johnson domicili-
lion. which wliirprohnbly ho the. moat
interaction of any. and which to cor
thinly an unu ml proceeding. The
State of Co icut..ln bohuii of pr.
lingo hiorwl stooxuntlor the will oi
N. S. w ,
with Percy L. .itpiuuo I. the obsconding
gunrdinn of mo. Wo din entitle. trust
funds. in n suit to rocorer on :1 pro
onto bond givonéhy Mr. Johnson. The
ronldzmcu of the bitter. on which there
cloned.
Today lity Silt-rill Thomas F. 'iinmll~
ton wiiiwgo to iinrtiord and serve on
porn, on Attorney- Gonornl Phelps nnd
Sin ,‘3 ’Attornoy Ii‘cssondonp citing to
.npplnr in the Superior Court on the
“Ni. ’l‘uesdny ml March. ‘
i-‘oroolosuro wpl'oooodingu worn
brought. by Judge Kolsey owing to tho
fact of tho ninto serving up nttuohmoui
on tho=residouco of M r. Johnson. to so
curo at bond of $5.000. givcu to‘ Mr.
Johnson by Aluloii E. Plumb. of Trum-
bull. Jl‘lm. ronsou that tho slate is
mudo oo-dofondnut with Johnson is
‘thut ih‘o state in Ilnblo on all muttors
portninlug to a probate upturn.
ii in oxptmtod State's Attorney Foo
sondou and Attorney Gonoml Phelps
will oombul. tho contentious of the now
rrusloo of the Wordin interests. on the
ground that tho mole of Connecticut.
whilo technically a ooaiofondnntda
nrnctiouily in no wlno involved. (In
tho other hand. it in auto to assume
donvor to allow thut tho ointo in jointv
iy liable with .Iohnnon for tho condi~
tiou by which the bond of Plumb is
allotted to bo' iori’oltcd.
Wignios~“80mo persons hold that.
thorn in no such tiling no porioet bop-
ll’lguies~—"Gllunn thoso pol-sons new
or wntcbod a young woman, in obliv-
ionn «contemplation of that brand-now
ring on the third linger other In!
, past w'cilope to merit your confidencr.
c1555. ,‘ « 5.
MANUEL T. HATCH.)
hnnd."~—~llost‘on Transcript. ,‘ ‘v
' .. ...... ....’. .. ' ....... ‘ *
i believe my business has grown because it
its successes are the just ‘
reward, of honest. legitimate dealings.
has neverbeen any deception or trickery inils ,
methods,‘"l:on$equentiy it has never had to tail: , .
a baCkwardsieb. We have succeeded-because *
There
in the millions in the
‘ tony ml to tho ‘rond‘wll
‘ . injured.
- ,5 ‘ lll'l‘TstIliitG.
‘ ‘ ‘litnrrh
which 5 in v or lynibo . to millioml «or cm
ll~.
» til it gruduniiymiitonded:to. my’ throat,
bought it pooling!» at my drug storm.
our: Milt odosgcnom‘r. I
in n mortgngo 012995.000 bah boon lure?
that oounnol for tho truntcc will on- -
‘. QUEEN WILHILM‘NA'S MABRIAQE
Coromooy Carrillo Out at moon. Ac-
? Mockienbnrmbchworin wancnrriod out
‘ , jut 11:80 a. m.,.ln oooordnnoo with tho
' program. immediately
:3 implied by ility
‘ hung over tho add
moon, to got it backup the, : ‘ All
tho :uris wore mom or lona‘dumnged.
Noon at tho crow or pasoongorn ‘Ircro
February _. 7-Tbc
il‘ounuylvnnin iimiiod morons crashed
into the roar of the Clovoinnd cypress
this morning. mocking thooogiuo oi
the ilmitod and. thoroni‘.‘ niocporoi the
Clovolnud express. Tho ponsongeru
:1le ibcdllmliod were shaken up. but'uot
n ure . ’ ‘, ' 5. . ‘
I mun—g.—
uulreo antral; vs. Lona.
Calling Reappraisomonl.
NEW .YORK. February 75-'i‘ho coco
of the United Station vs. boob has been
taken up for argumentlntho United
Stator Court of Appeals. This lathe
no-cnllcd St. Gail care In which tho
oocrotury oi the Tronnu’ry directed the
collector of the port to call for n- m
npprnlscmcnt of lit. Gail. S'witocrlnnd.
embroider-ins niter the collector had
notified the secretary thnthc did not
lutond to coil (or any reapprainomont.
audio considered the. vniuntlon'lnm
by tho general appraiser high enouirh.
it has boon decided by both the Board
of Appraisers and the Circuit Court
that the secretary of the treasury had
no powcr to control tho notion of the
collector in the matter of calling a re
'upprnlsomont. no that matter was one
rooted in thedlscrotion or the collec‘
tor. Where are ulna other donations
involved in tho case. as to tho renuv
lnrity of'the proceedings of n roan
*brniaemont board.
Henry C. Pintt. assistant United
States attorney. nppom for tho gov-
fri‘lmo‘ut Ardoments will be. resumed
or or. . ., .
The couri Indicated its desire to
hour urgnmonin on the regularity of
board as woil noon the initiation of its
luriudlction to hold any reappraisa-
ment.
7......
OPENING OF. PARLiAMENT.
Kingvfit‘lwh‘rd Will Pruideiin Peyton
tb Full stateteromonlal. =
LONDON. Fobrllary:7-Doubt as to
the, nature of‘tho ceremonial to be ob
horvod at tho opening of Parliament.
ll‘obrunry 14. bun boon'sot at rest by an
oflirini announcement that. it has been
doliuiioly determined that King idd
word will open his first Parlinmonl
with a. full slate coromonlnl.
The ancient "slate coach." which
has not been unod since the Prince
Consort‘s (loath. will be employed. and
It goes immedintoly to the. coach bulld-
orn for the renovation of Its costly
panel-paintings aud' gilt embellish»
month. The precedent of 1886. the
lust orcuslon on which Queen Victoria
opened Parliament In person. will be
followed. The ontrnnce will bu
through the great gates under the “le-
torin Tower. tho sovereign and his
smile phasing thence to tho robing
room. it has it black marble stairway
which for years bun boon encased In
wood. Thonoo they will go through
tho unilory and prince's chamber into
tho Honor of Lords.
it In understood that Sir Arthur
Bingo. who was private secretary to
Quoou Victoria. will be appoiniéd pri-
vato novroinry to the Duke 0! Corn
wnll mud York.
ENGAGED IN SEAL HUNTING.
Thirty-tour Vessels From Victoria will
Engage In the ioduotry.
WASHINGTON. February 7-~Tho
numbor or vonnols. no reported by tho
Unitod Stator consulate nt Victoria.
which proposo to onstage In soul hunt-
ing from the port of Victoria this your.
in thirty-tour: .Tho Iant volisol clourod
:Ianunry 2d. 5
Thin In one vonuol Iosn than cleared
from that port/lust your on the some
buninous. Ton of tho vessels will hunt
on the Japan coast. and tha romainino
twenty-four on tho coast of Britta!)
Columbin. Washington. Oregon and
Calii’ornim . ‘
The general oxpronnlon among the
holders in that this for deal In Htoadlly
dirnpponring. and that the time is soon
coming when the buoincna will not bo
proiituble. '
.., .. an“-
m...“
, cordoned Wltb Program.
LONDON. Februory 'lwA‘ menial
dos utch from :Tboslloguo aoyu tho
oivi coromonypi' tho mnrrlnxo of
nation ,Wilbolhilnn to Duho‘Honry. or
, nttorwardn
tho m‘ooonrioutntnrtod for theohuroh.
honours. the. _ bridu,
playroom a dilltlooll'ii mothorridlu
in ‘n golden ”to cal-rinse. drawn by
night norm. They warn warmlyzao
claimed by, the crowds nanomhlodp; ,
The church wits reached councillor
no I. 5,5r‘:__...r' a »
c 5
ouuuon, oi Control in .1be Minor of ‘
the proceedings of the roopprniolng ,
‘ Men’s Bloc * and White Strip;
lion’s
$5.50 Vermont ‘rGrcy Ulstcrs,
$12.00 Black‘Chinchiila ‘Uistors are now ~
l
W7
“
~ $1.50 quality at «$1.13
and Drawers; $2 quality. at $1.38 per drment
$10.00 " Black ‘ or ‘ Oxford Frieze 'u155555,".;m now
race
18 North Main smut.
. perlg‘nrmcnt‘ ‘
Australian L;
listen _
Banting
Eigin Butte? V
Liquid soap
- .
w
Figure Up
turd set) it it is worth while to suffer
longer from .headncho or
when Proper Glasses, Properly Adjust-
od. will relieve the eyes
strain und give COMFORT. ‘ 5
Examination iron and nil
nutoed. . x
o. B. JACKSON,
Gridunte Optician.
58 Wall St, Nor-walk. Ct.
GRAIN. FEED. etc.
other dealer.,
a
patrons this savmg.‘
RAYMOND 'BROTH
Oysters. 306. pic, opened. “25c, qt.
Long Clams. 30c. pk.
Long Clams. opened. 30c. qt.
Round Clams. . 40c. pk.
Blue Fish. “crib.
Weak Fish. 8c. 51b.
lingo smelt, ,
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mun An: antics.
‘som intonation Oltooyorilu Moon
' in normally; . ”1”»,
A’ inrgp ,uumbhr or neutrino, hint on-
plomoutr h ‘ recently booniomdsin-
thonoighb , _ ibutoriqll
bourbon. _ and moonlit: ‘P
_ attainmoto' they hrs oil;
lotion!» importance that tho
. ably nerve to upset arming mooring" .
,n‘tdi
now is not do much
sample. Bring you
LOW Prices; Choicest Quality. ‘ '
if you 'consrder our advantages you will b ,
vinced that we can furnish
Pur’cllasing'ior cash. fro
I' ll
large quantities, sellinlz other goods. regu‘tes l
cost to us, and we are wrii
ERS- . if" I {I A,
WLHONE . AT WHOLESP orig. , .
The Bridge Fish :Marir
WE HAVE Loss'rnns FRIDAY, p. M.’ in!
,_ 8c. ib.‘lllscnllopol 1 '{
Went Endpoi' With [ton Street firidfifiéouth
. mum ohd‘atflt
liture in 15 cent
brood. nndtho'iin‘o if
» tofihu ooutimotorjid
get a tree samplo. i'S'elli
come later;- '
eye strain.
from the
work gnar-
’ 5»
you HAY .S R ‘
at lower prices-than '
log to "share- Wilt,
Large Herri'relg. ‘ ..
Live or‘Boil‘ Crabs a
Salmon.‘ stocked
Pickerely
Perch, .,
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