I and letter temperatures in lb
‘ 1" .twllut it may produce fillrries of snow.
pressure iI ‘
_ in . We i’y ‘ ’ m, h
troi this morning in the northwest.
There has been a decided tall in tern-
nest mm mm 1‘
”I, .
title
13,13!” fallen on the Bout11 tie
all did! (insists and tight snow indbe‘
lake region. The high press fig area
"i 19.9 All i l 1 11172111
it e v 5 s ow y has it
lprobiibiy reach this vicin ty by
shaded”. morning. it is possible
1mg
Lent commences tomorrow.
Miss Anna Gahiii cl Norwalk. spent
‘ Sunday 111 Stamfmd. _ ,. , ,
WW
Mrs. E. Ballard is recovering fiom
all littaclt of tonsiiitis.
The South Norwnlk Fife and Driim
Band will hold a sociable. tonight.
......» ._....
, Mrs. G. W. Shelton is entertaining
the Pine Lodge Whilst Club today.
The Bill hers Union will meet with
Rolla Block, of Railroad Place, tonight
M
Miss ..ieiiliieve Cahill. of South. Nor-
waik, visited friends in Stamford Sun-
tiny.
Our Brothers‘ Lodge, 1. 0. 0. li‘.,
worked the second degree upon two
candidates last evening.
Sarah E, Wisemhn has been ap-
pointed administratrix of the estate of
the late James w. Banks.
Andrew Rude], 0!, Bridgeport. has
petitioned for twelve more acres of
oyster ground off Norwalk.
lierbo'rt 1‘. Sheffield and Mrs. .lulia
Morrison, of Norwalk. are to spend a
week at Atlantic City, N. .l.
~The danger of grip ispneumonln.
Brazilian Balm breaks up grip. For
sale at Piaisted's and Baxter's.
Mitchell & Son have sold to Mr. and
Mrs George A. Rabbitt, of New York
city the Kirk farm at Silvermine for
the Norwalk Savings Society.
The ashes will be blessed and distri-
buted at St. Mary’s Church. Wednes-
day. at 8 a. in. Another service will
be held in the evening at 7:30.
The NOI‘WMK Library issued 968
books to card holders last week, which
is the largest number'issnsd any week
in' the history of that institution.
~Parcnts of boys and young men
should see the Gymnastic Exhibition
Wednesday night. in the Armory Ad-
mission 25 cents.
Street Commissioner Kellogg, of
Norwalk. carted of! .the surplus snow
from the bank inifmnt. of the Holmes.
Keeler & Selleck Co. store in Wall
street, today.
Louis .1. Casey. formerly of Norwalk,
and one of the proprietors of the At-
antic iiotel restaurant. is book again.
and taken up the labors of u gurcon.
with new polish.
'l‘lic Wliatsoever Circle of Kings
Daughteis, of the South Norwnlk Con
gregntlonal Church, will meet at the
home of Miss Tones. 25 Fairfield are
liilt', this evening ‘ ‘
lier. 0. W: Harris. Stamford, led
the revival meeting of olvery- Church.
of Norwalk. in the G. A. R. Hall. Fri-
day night. The East Norwnlk Pray“
lug Build bud charge last night."
*Break up that cold Use llruzilin'i
Balm. it cures. That in euro. Pleis-
ted and Baxter's iii 25, Silt'llnd 31
sizes.
\Villinm ll. liiggs. eighty-two yours
old, president. of the (Julliouu Printing
Company. show printers of Hartford
dropped dead of heart disease. last
night. He was well known to theatri-
cal people and was a personal friend
of Buffalo Bill.
W...........
The llntos Stone Company, il joint
Stock Company, has been organized in
Norwalk. to succeed l’. W. Hillt'fl. 'l‘hii
capital stock iii $10,000, divided into
it’ll) shares of the our vuluo of $i00
ouch. l’liilo W. Hilton has 60 shores;
Mrs. Flora iliiieii, .‘lii shares: Mrs.
Nellie i". liownrd. it) shares.
lit-v. Paul M. Strnycr will address
the "twenty-minutv"
meeting, Friday. in Trinity Episcopal
Uliurch. The taunting will commence
at 12.30 and stop at 12.50. The ads
fil'i'l-lii will be of ten Iuinutes' duration.
These meetings are an innovation in
Hmlill Norwalh, but have boon tried
with success in other places
PMNT YOUR BUGGY FOR 75c.
with Devon's Gloss Carriage Paint.
ready for use; iii colors. Gives a
high gloss equal to now. Sold by
Conistock. Watkins it Dow and :J. 'l“.
noon business
who“
111.137; Joan (imports of:
loge, spent Sunday wi h her parents,
walk. .
, .
Mumford tonight, to confer the thirst
agree on candidates for Excelsior
age
store of W. S. Stuttevant.
by proving property may certainly
have some.
Sherman Council.’ No. “1342; Royal
Arcauuni. wiilrcontei' the degree upon
William ll. Disbrow. tonight. All 1705
Brothers are invited.
The controller of the currency this
morning issued a call for the condi-
tion of the national banks at the close
of business February 6.
Mr. and Mrs. Conrod Ryan, of vitl
icy Place have returned home from a
visit with Mr and ,Mrs. Frederick 13.
Lockwood. in Revvn'ytou
-Uniformlty is onergreat point ill
the imperial Crown, cigars.
Charles S. irclund, of Elm Grove
who went to work In Bay Shore. ll. l..
the 16th inst, writes heme that he is
getting along first rate. lie sends his
best regards to his indlnn friends.
The Ash Wednesday services at
Grace Church will be: Holy Commun-
ion 8 a m.; Moxning Prayer, Limny
and sermon, 10:30 a. m.; Evening
Prayer. penitentiai allies and sermon
8 n. m.
The trial of the case of the Jones
& Hotchklss Company, of Norwalk.
against Sarah 1.. Davenport, of Wil-
ton was resumed in the civil superior
court this morning, hefore Judge Mil
ton A. thquy
The marriage of Miss Carrie E.
'i‘rowbridge to Robert H. Davis will
take place at the home of her grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles 8. 'i‘row-
bridge, '12 South Main street. this eve
sing In it o‘clock
~-
The regular meeting of the Norwalk
Building. Loan and investment Assoc
iation will be held tonight. At the
next meeting. the stock of those wno
went into the association when it was
formed will mature.
Ludington & Palmer have leased 100
acres of oyster ground near Rocky
Point, Narragansett Bay. “my own
two large steamers, and in the spring
will transplant a large. amount of
oyster seed to the new ground.
There are no cases to‘ he tried be
fore Judge Howard J.'Curtie. in the
civil court of Common Pleas today.
One of the cases assigned was heard
at the short calendar session on Fri-
day. and the other has been changed
to‘ the bottom of the assignment list.
(ll-nerd] and Mrs. Russell Frost gate
a dimici, last evening, to wish hon
toylige to Frank A. Ferris. who sails
on Saturday ‘on a journey to the Holi
hand. There were present Mr. and
Mrs, Frank A. Ferris, Miss l-leleu Fer-
ris. Rev. and Mrs. Paul M. Strtlyer.
Mrs. Dudlene E. Raymond.
—l:lrnzilian Balm will heal chapped
hands. Baxter‘s and Plaisted's, it), 2.3.
500 and ti sizes.
Wilson P. Foss, a former resident of
Smith Norwnlk, won the amateur hil-
ilnrd championship. Saturday night.
at the Knickerbocker Athletic Club.
New York. Mr. Foss dél'dilted'w C. F.
Conkllii. of Chicago, by a score of poll
to L’t‘2. This is the second victory for
the trophy Mr. l-‘oss has won and if he
is successful next year. he retains the
trophy. which is worth $1.000.
Sergeant James Rooney and Private
William H, Hadley. of Batteryidighty-
two. United States Army. at Wiliott's
Point. are spending a few days in
South Norwnlk with relatives They
attended the masquerade ball of Un-
cits Tribe. last night appearing in
their full dress unilmms, llllil exciting
considerable admiration.
Mrs. George Mills, one of the oldest
residents of» S‘oiithpiirt‘, died at her
residence, Sunday, from ii stroke of
weeks ago. The deceased was seven
ty- six years old and leaves three lions
of Oiunge. N. .l., and h'riiiik of New
Haven.
OOMITOOK. WATKlNG a. DOW AND
J. T. PROWITT.
sell the paint that man twice as
tent on lead and oil-«,Devoo lead and
Prowitt
sine. ground by machinery”.
This Is What lulu iii in For
What herein 1. mom sewer figmelllllgll “(1011111111
SoscilinpcI-riy litibariics Roast Pork; and Sausage,
Sperry it Barncs's Roast Pork and
Sausage, 110 lb Short filial)”. ‘liicvili.
Choice Native Chicken, is and lie lb lino!“ 3m”. "m" '
Vol-y Fancy Turkeys, 1419c lb Bhouldogélg‘aks. 113: 13
Small Loss Spring Lamb 1214c ill! H 2%.”.- Steak 12c in
Small l'rli’iill liliins, 12190 lb is. .Mcrwin ii Sugar Cured Hams.
Fresh iiiioullluis. libllli , 12%0 ibg
Prime Rib itonst 121196 in Fresh Oodiltry liiggs.‘ 280 do:
A fine line of Mont Specialties, such. as Trips. Pigs' Feet
i’iuciia Boiognmx. Boiled Hum. oto‘.
III we ulna: ti m.
. Porter House uteaii. 200 lb
Spareribu,
Wallesiey .091: I '
Dr. and Mrs. J. 0. WW. 01" Hill? .
The members, of (hive ill-such ,
I dg‘e, Knights of Pythlas. will go to ,
A isms oi money was Icons in the IP
The owner ‘
Dal'iliyfllfl.'wlli0h she cultured several ‘
to inherit net loss. fluorine and Eveneit' "
"1; ill 1
it lies co ,
ll lit gray. and do.
rticula’r lot' 0‘
w‘d ‘
Spring col"; fi d
values; at 1T
Aclotii like a heiress. but tim-
Supple and graceful, falls
icr.
50 inches wide. $1. 2 yard. .
Spot inl waist is ric. WOVEN
like granite clothbut filler, narrow
stripe of white on green. bliie‘,‘ réd.‘
gray, lose and so Oll-~SOC. yard.
Left aisle. rear. ‘
NEW FASHIONS.
:1 fashion magazine. but a wom:
an 5 book brimful of news and in-
formation and good reading:
Butlericks new
spring are out.
Fashion Sheet issued 1)
Illustrates many of the
for asking.
Center Allie, rear.
WRAPPERS.
the store
“the sort we told of Friday night.
Still a plenty.
l'ercaie and flanneiette m ii lit
'lll(l dark patterns, striped or
ill'tNl, finishc’d with deep ii once ‘a‘l
bottom, rufilés over shoult ers and
trimming oi braid.
Worth $1. 25; 75c.
WoI'th $1. 50, 90c
Second floor.
one ROWLAND
Dav Goons co.
South Nor-walk
Road of Belief.
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Relief of the City of South
Norwulk will meet on Wednesday. Jan
nary 23.1901. at 7; 30 o'clock to 9
o'clock p. m.: Saturday. February 2
1901. at 2 oclock to 5 o'clock p. 111.:
Wednesday. February 6. 1901.6”. .30
o'clock to 9 o'clock p in: slim»
d911,, February 13. 1.901 It: 7 30
bolt to 9 01' up. an; 'l‘h‘”
February 21. 1 l, at 7: 30h o'cloc
o'clock p m.. \in too O about);
on Havlland HM in In it city. use the
purpose of hearing and determining Ill
appeals from the doings of the eu-
ore of said city on the littof
1931mm at South mNorwIlk January to
-, JOHN 1".- Mo
MATTHEW (:0 mi.
Jl9 to (22 ' , Board of Relief.
Q.Uiclt.~~
Who'll do my papering in
. a hurry and. do- it right ?
‘ I will“
Justus: Brows.
South Main Street
Under Buckley and Whuielnr' hleyoia
MAIN.
Res. 25 Elm Grove Piece. ,
food and aids
Illd recon-
E ousted (Mugging
tnidu efficiency tin-
‘ Irmnnlc’mly cum
' igeol on. lmrtburn.
rStom
out?
éc'APrrAI. 7" "’4’”
Not easy to dccidc'usthowihc ”017191730”
new g0wu slinl be mJade? Deiin~ gggg'fiiiiiiu “m fi'g'v’l'la'él 1?,
cater for March now ready at tile mm 3‘ ”at " 1131:3314 gage Depogp
pattern counter. willhei too out Vi‘iult ot the National Bank of Nor-
15c;bythc year. Si. oil simply 2, W51"- $3.". ., ill???
attcrns for
no monthly ,,
.Cop'ies .
Sold 3 lot of wrappers Saturday ‘-' 7
”ii-m
lgelitloli. .
m all: ‘ .
nsf,,NA'rto"‘At:
or non Amt.
ill mm. was it. bellman.
(lacorporaiivlii 1867.) ‘ '
ii L
IUIPLUO and PROM“;
VIII Pm. H. Ft. Pitt to: anti;
m. .I. P. TahoWI'LL.
Aulltlnt Cashier.
bullion conceal:1..r'ra
I m. ran
, "1.1%.: min 317A. mime?"
is" 011911 9'
his... mimetic.» :
1‘ Per upon my. stocks.
‘dotc.. mill! ted in the Safe Dopoadit
Vpnltl in New 'l'ork‘u city. are taxed nil
.mz MORE you
":1va or 11'
‘ and it the more enthusiastic
dad will become ever A. J Col-
;lth & Company's“
, 1-, Furniture.
Everything found on our
noel-sit on! here because otits
elicit. :llniiib Ind
:qugrnl wdrk‘tbsiishi. thus
ll 1:8th pouibi'e Ik. so
on iy run in buying I great deal
of the furniture Inlde today.
You may depend upon it that
anything said in tour Item goes
out never to come back. but to
do its duty year after year and
thus give credit to the store it
citingl from. Strictly one price
to a . ~
i i cilia ll ii,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
AND IMMLMERB.
13 No. Main St. . So. Norwolk. .
OWWW
.u _ sh
, spar-..
Although we are hav.
mg a 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.
5-8-Scrhsm.
ll) FIRST AVENUE.
~ Elsi NOYWIlk-I"
reins-72: ~
{A
Photo are many remedies on the
market for liepd shes ““1 NW}!
rpm, golds or grip. There. are
floss bouillon {tenancies MW
good. Accton it! “UP and surc,
quick and piicctivc, . .. .
At, your diugglpt.’ I for use, or
by mail. assess mid
Aceton, Medical Co..
Mystic. Conn.
......
M _
Mill
, . die 1!
Wblltnlsca 9'1 ddhfilgrippe.” IIys “gnu
naturally into ioltisi ahd curves, Gillian HILL. 137'». I. “mu
new sli’zitles of rose. tan and greSn. ‘
1 the directions were. but it' I a splendid
, highly endorsed as In unfailing reni-
’ fitillson. South Norwalk; E. P. Weed.
o my husband
ponies and I tai
I..A ,0!th
tumor, ocean.
his his win'l’iw
, a“ 9.311 11139 i was
severe attack of
nth stoned attack of pneumonia.
piesusntto take. too. which melted
9 most desirable and one obi the
Ipopular preparations in use (or
ailment'l. For Isle by floor 0.
, n. South Norwalk. EJ’ and.
573,111. .' .
'="Wlliit.” swaetly inguired Mrs. 'i‘ol-
meott, the eminent iecturess, who
min Mdresslng the club on the “Past,
Present and Futre of Woman"-
What has contlibuted so largely to
ward Klvink woman more room in the
world?’
i'lrlarod skirts.“ simpored at young
lady in a pink chiffon but. as she bit
into another chocolaten— Baltimore
American. ' , ‘
A asusov FOR THE camps.
A remedy recommended for patients
Idiicted with the Brim is KEMP'S
BALSAM. which is especially adapted
for the throat and lungs. Don't wait
tor the that symptoma of the disease:
get a bottle today and keep it for' use
the moment it is needed. if neglected
the grippe has I tendency to bring on
pneumonia. KEMP‘ S BALSAM pre
vent: this by keeping the cough loose
and the lungs free from inflammation.
All druggists sell KEMP’S BALSAM at
26c and :50.
Jones—.4911 remember what a mis-
erabie memory 1 used to have? Well.
Drl Bolus gave me a prescription- that
has done me a world of good.
Slaith~somethlng to take before
meals. was it? .
Mes-wWeii. i don't recall just what
cure.
For the weakness and prostration
following grippc. there is noth an: m
.8“;th and elective as One Minute
ougb Cure. This preparation is
edy for I'll throat and lung troubles.
and its early use prevents consump-
tion. it was made to cure quickly. 0.
C. Stillson.
"i see one of your daughters is in
be married." wrote a woman to an
Atcliison friend recently, in response
to a wedding invitation. "Which one
is it? i know Jen, Liz and Beck. but
didn‘t know that you had a daughter
named lmntine Evangeline " The
reply was: "it's Jen."
Millions of people are familiar with
Dertt' a Little Early Risers and those
who use them find them to be famous
little liver pills. Never gripe. 0.0
Stillson.
When a woman praises another
women. it sometimes happens that it
is to lead her husband on to agree
with her. that she may turn around
grid accuse him of being in love with
er.
Recent experiments show that all
classes of foods may be completely
digested by I preparation called Kod
ol. DyIpelea Cure. which absolutely
dig‘onts what you cat As it is the onlv
combination of all the animal digest-
IntI over devised the demand for it
has become enormous. G. C. Stillson.
' We don't know how it is in other
towns. but in Atchison the idea among
the women of dressing pnrticulariv
well seems to be to do the hair high-
er. and put more bric-a- brnc in it
HOW TO CURE THE GRIP.
ltemnln 'quietly at home and third
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as dir-
ected and a quick recovery is sure to
follow. . That remedy counteracts any
tendencyof theigrlp to result in pneiu
month. which iI really the only serious
dangers Among the tensor thousands
who have used it for the grip. not one
case has ever been reported that did
not- recover. Idol- sale by George C
Not-walk.
1..- W
With good materials and a good pat-
tern almost any Ilrcsamnkor can make
an Empylomenlng wrap. a design that
is particularly easy for a beginner and
usually becoming.
' M‘ ~
t‘litfirge c Stillson. South Norwalk.
and a. Wood. Norwnik. the drug
grim toy iii"; refund your money if you
are IItl'Iiled after using Chamber
‘lIin'I oh and Liver 'l‘IblItII.
‘1‘th c disorders of the stomach.
Wsmmpltion and headache.
{m 85 pant-I Mules free.
3&1“ should never envy another
gt i an
shill 3373333 3’. “.333:
tho I“ 3.)“!!!
HAD 1'0 CONOUIR OR DIE.
"i "1 Just about gone." writes Mrs.
lieu thnrdson. o mural springs,
. ."i lied Consumption no bad that
thCO but: doctom‘uld i could not live
more than I month buti began to one
Dr. King‘eii New DiIccvor‘r‘ and who
wholly rural: by seven bottles and am
mm uicutmdsvnilJ-t It‘ll In' Inninniled
incl.
mung end mum lint
Ho mi Hosting.
life never in Consumption P
in adobe and bronchitis: infantile
for muslin. Ooldoi Antli mi. pm Never
(ii-cup M Whooping Outlaw idem ml:
WIIM U101; mlbfltflfi
freIlIt It. its Gilliam. B‘outll Neownilll
l’ ,
ii“ ilk; till. hair I. whom memory.
which has puzzled all theooctorl Who
Wit-viii liar father because of .
know her. for they can ,1"!
hm‘ ‘so young 9. childiiel
hes so much knowléiigb in 7
01‘s it. . ’
Gertie began to tulh when only seven
months old, and when. ten months old
:ould talk as well as most children do
when they are two years of age. She
remembered every new \\ ord
‘ i
it\ Ill‘il\\ .
ll‘i\\ '1
Iii'
WONDEnWoL GEft’l'lE (zeoilnn‘xn
gathered up the knowledge which she
now pessesses.
She answers instantly until 1’! cm mem-
ory thousands of difilcu‘li questions ic-
lniing to a great variety of subjects
She can give the population of all the
large cities oi? the world. dates of dis-
coveries, inaugurations, political his-
tory. dates of great bottles. with gen-
erais officiating and. numbers killed and
wounded; national ,dcbis ofull nations,
including the United States. and con
giro its exact size every your since the
time of George Washington. She st ates
the financial history of world's fairs.
including the great Chicago world‘s
fair. She names the presidents and
vice presidents. giving them in order.
both backward and forward; the kings
and queens of foreign nations. capitals
of‘nll states and nations of the earth.
and her knowledge of Bible history.
dates, events and the like is remark-
able.
When making her instant reply to
any tliillcult question her bright eyes
sparkle with fun and her Winsome.
childish ways are endearing to all who
know her. In appearance (turtle is of
slender form. has oval features (Indian-
burn hair that curls in ii sunny mass
over a shapely head. She is a thorough
child, layishlng n wealth of tender ni-
fectlon on an ordinary doll. iillil‘ she
enters into the pleasures of childhood
with keen enjoyment.
GREATEST GAMECOCK.
Peter Jot-hon. Feathered Gladiator.
Once “’on $80,000 in a
Single nettle.
Eighty thousand dollars is the sum
this gamecock once bottled for. Just
figure out. what you could do with
that amount of money. Then you
will realize what depended upon the
gnmcncss. the strength. the lighting
abilities of this feathered warrior.
A thousand things might have imp-
pent‘d to bring about his defeat. l’ui-
tlng aside the question of superiority.
there were innumerable accidents
liable to happen :it any moment in
the battle. Even with an easy task.
a much weaker opponent in front of
him. the risk was something fearful.
lint Peter Jackson. for that is the.
name of this buttie-scnrrcd wit-run.
PETER JACKSON. won'rnn FOR-
TUNE.
was pitted against. a bird that. gave
him the light of his life. From the
moment. the birds were thrown into
the pit it. was it battle royal. Feath-
ers flow in profusion. blood flowed
freely.
it was a tight. to the death. Both
birds were the personification of
gelatinous. Time and time t‘igiiin they
sunk their long spurt! up to the hilt.
mooning and gory. font lasing
strength. they battled on desperately
limitlthcenconrugemont of their hand-
lcrI and the shouts of the frenzied
crowd.
Little rocked they of the fortune
that hung on the result. of their cf-
forts. It was not a question of cold.
hard cash. of dollars and cents with
them. They fought nimpiy because
they had been gunded to desperation
by tho skillful cruelty of their hand-
let's.
Peter Jackson ili'lin English cook.
the property of Dick Haydon. ,of Ply-
mouth, England. who, ili considered
one oft the most skillful handlers of
hen I guest visits It bride. the is
“925111;?!me
out line» for "will-loo get! mad
the be
4 bullshit.“
miuocooia lili'hlla world. Her/will not
light buyback: eitcept those of his
(Mn breeding. With these. hmvef.
101‘ there ' I" no games spot-union in the ,
men- fi
‘ tinned" in. harbouring, and day by day
yet?
me.
good.
back
tisin
age,
Y..
The
LOB
will
road
will
City
has
illg.
best
line.
Th (3
street. says:
the mother of a large fniiiil
kidney trouble for a long;
mnttcrs worse rheumatism
limbs-were of no use to
Dean’s Kidney Pills and they dl
safely say if they help poop ‘
anyone.”
You can get Doan's Kidney Rilli
Plsisted's drug store. price ‘50
Foster-Milliurn Company, Bnflnlo
sole agents for the Unite 3
Remember the seiner—Dealt; ,
take no other. '
EXTENSION TO SALT LA.
llOS ANGELES. Cal. Fe
Western road as soon as springd ob.
or permits grading. r0 1'
:ei, one in (‘oloiado and two in Wye
Denvei.
Lake. but after spending nearly 3
000 in surveys of the country.»t ,
sgers of that road decided that,
door
Tile published rumor that the
iiman syndicate is making ave '
for the puichase of Senator '
pioposed Los Angcles and Salt
Railioud is emphatically deuie
E. Gibbon. vice president of the
SEATTLE. Wash”
from Skagway stating that W ,
Ogilvie's icsiguation as governor”
the Yukon district. is announced, ,,
dispatch to the Skagway News.,
“i am 77 years
severe backache n
It was so bad that my ll
1 did not suffer as l d
ache disappeared and the he '
was much better. i thi
afflicted so badly, the ‘wii
Herald says: The S ’ ~
Angeles and Salt Lake."
Join hands with the Eu,
at Salt Lake. The Bu
begin an extension to; 3&1
for the purpose of means
The
mice toiminatlons west of
Lyons. fortx vtwo milea‘ north
is the teimiuai nearest st, ,
000‘
entrance to Salt Lake 1
nscy. Wye. by way of Oz
W—,
GOV. OGILViE REBIGNBv ;
February
sicdmei Fatallou brings a,
Glover's The Plans
mo
will
9 a.
day
Highest cash iii-lei paid 1 ‘
hill and materials
dealings with Iii.. i am one ‘1...
in New York some days- that
week
immediate attention on in
come in during ml.
13 Raymond BL. 1or 11
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