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Evening sentinel, Friday, February 22, 1901 · page 3

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Salt Park, 106 lb. at Hayes‘s.'::f

.i’l‘ho directors of the Catholic plan '
ill meet this 6116111113.. =

 

he comic opera given “*5 more «
oir boys netted over 890.

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Miss 6128881111611 61.5 Normals I W I! it "
s n 1 h . ob’éi-ts tnhh. has
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81. Johns lodge, a. .2 111111.A,1M 509m” 9899‘ 058356: .
worked: the first darn-ea. 1111,6811»; «4-1?er ”Roast 555195 V ¥ "1.9581.
2 2,—Ladles’ heavy sole $2.60 and 83.09 1T6 2 2
1 Mrs. Mary WW 55665 5.550 1!
shoes, at $1. 98. Saturday, at Olsons. “59°, @515?th a £3; 5555951 rs
H”ugh Monahan and Miss Mary Fm» (””5555 5‘51 .

Icy. both of Norwalh, were marriedy
September 20 ‘

 

mush ,1,
——Full line Winter, 61161 0’ BrienV’s. '

flwlnw ,

John Kohler, of Norwulk, has up».

plied for a license to sell liquor In New .~ 2'”

Canaan.

 

"Miss Addie Lawrence. of School
street, Norwalk, has been vlaiting in
Albany.

 

~Ladios' 506 rubbers reduced to 25C.
at Olsen's Shoe Store.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kemp and son,
at, Yonkers, N. Y.. are guests of Mrs.
James Powell. of Elwood place.

 

 

A number of dead trees In front of
hroperty owned by the Morrison es

tote .In Merwin street, are being out

down,

m..—
—-Half Price Sale of Dress Goods

and all grades 61' Underwear for Sat.

11,116 ,M' 11:; at M. .Slx'lItll & Go. a.

\ woo—”ud—
"Washington social Will be held at
one of 11158.1) A. Fillow in Gran-
bll lyr y; thi's o'vening. An interesting
program hill 88 rondeilod

The Annual di’niior oil the Connectl
rut alumni of tho ’92 ‘a'nd "Sheff."
'91 will take place at the Colonial
Club, New Haven, tphight.

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8.211.. cantor otzgrip is pneumonia.
smallish Balm Iii—oaks up grip. For
sale“ at Piaisted's and Baxter‘li. ‘

Gill. H. H 111111166, superintendent
of St. Burtholo'mow‘h Mission. Flirty-
sccond street. will deliver an address
at the Norwalk Methodist Church,
Sunday night. ‘

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~BralelaIi Balm will heal chapped
hands. Baxter's and Pleisted’s, 19, 25.
596 and Ii size's. ’

The annual meeting of the Norwalk
Yacht Club will be held In the Ma-
hackemo Hotel parlors. Saturday. at
9 [1.111. Officers will be elected and
reports read

 

 

 

 

 

 

——F‘i‘eiih uses. I26 111 Hay'es‘s.

A hearing on the incorpo tip
the Colonial Manufacturing 6358113,”,
of NorwAIVII. wAs held beforé the copi-
11111 «on incorporation. at the popl-
tol, .. arth, 'yostel‘liay a'fternoon.

-Smohed h’é‘rrlhg. 2 for 5c. 1“. I)
Lawton & Co.

 

 

.—.—-

A dance was given at .lurvla Corn-
ers. Weston, last evening by a com-
mittee composed of It. Geoppior, E. B.
Finch. and J. M. Perry. There was a
largo attendance. Including quite a
party from NorwAlIg. p,

—llnlformity is one most point In
the imperial Grown cigars.

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Th6 H .l'.’ Lowl‘s' OyIItor 611111111181
has again found it necessary to on-

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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. three games ingulck time.

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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, 516‘s 561511111 old. “£88868
ay'a rdoon it the home of ouhcll
man and Mrs. Jesse H. Forrlb, on Bay
View ,IVlv'o‘niie.

«megs of Lamb, 12'4“, lb. at Hayes' 3
Market.

Mills An‘na SchIilllicn. of Iianbuiy.
wnoV we'll month III who humans.
hill beena ‘ mince, rig idént of
Bel 11111111 for oars; r66 ’tly ro
cc 1166 11 sheets liV A665“ for irénéral 611-
(science at . college Miss
Schuldlce Is 11511651: the graduates.

~Togu'es and Eng Mutts. . 0'lirlen a.

he death oijlflahlel l)‘. B rr, of Dan-
hp y.‘ dAich occlx’lr‘ed on ohday III
6111’ H6166 In Norotoh, hd‘ds
Another to Alia I583 lIh't of banb'IA‘ry
vet'er'an‘ls who 11616561111111 from He
1111111112 the preheat year, which will
end with neat M'einorisi day. ~Dau-

bury N958.
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——Wcak Fish Sc lb.: Herring, 61: lb;
Sinélt, so Ibi. ’iit Million.

‘8. s lill (if 'NorWalk 08d Fol
Ill 11 all dildo: 1161166 a: stain
ford Mond‘ay eveningdarad witness the
no king 0 e a 'cop 918166

rll‘c'mliérs 615586 5165166661111 oi the
New Canaan Lodge. There will also
he a large amended of New Canaan
01111 1811081 616662111 .
—-s'ecui‘e the pal nee of Feb. free by
enrolling at once or the spring term
at Brown's. ‘

For the first time In the history of
baseball at Yale University a Yulh

 

 

 

 

 

 

May 19. The Yale men will meet E116
to Andovor to play there at 3:10. The
meet Brown s University. crowding I'n
~~We will 'soll high Erado Corsets

gand Hamburg Edging at half price on
Sat. 11.111! Mon. M. HSmIth 9: Co.

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chte msli

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which

. sated. was hold,.Wadnosday night. at
the club rooms, 47 West Forty th rd

street. David Banks was cholonl‘pl

modern and Philip C Sanford roas-
urer.
of tho Norwalk Yacht Club.

circles. was
board of 5er

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lnrg its fleet i t m . d t 6 vol ti Ivli volts
nowoonec are 1501131 51? till: #515811 51155551‘1’65661655185566511555161511Io
17%;. “l‘l°l“°i‘°”1iilh‘5°i‘ 5555 any A6398. .1611? 5% QUICK.
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II 116,956 third 5551:1111 politics. 555 but twill: 858111 11:11:11 111111151 i ' ‘2

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MI 8551115656 . ad i It rd nor poo hell.

M58511,“ l‘tli 6511,1116 vandal; 115551516 5195 151111111511 11561 1166115 , a hurry and do it right?
Inadequate 2 '6 6"'61m'1p551 5i 1183:111va silk flag In colonial colors ‘Iiild ‘ "'2 9““ i ll 1
i‘lt‘ml 056551“ “55:05: .5551: 1mg 35355555515 gnawed“ Ipith Wig? 116“on oi WI

“(38! 11:8 '
would. set I has b all 11 to 1111 dimonslonsm ol the“ II are Bfi
5:51 118611111615 to 111663185h50156516neds or 5555 11511111 A handsome staff 1515“ be ' ' JUNIUS V OWN,
' W ,V, 5556155. WWII» 6W? 1’“ “I“ 00 South Main Street.
, 16111111 116111: Ibosv son m. 2 «”131. . Under away no yams-1111121111
”NEW “903.8380? (linrrlanaoi Paint, 00558708”? IND: D08! AND ’miomfb :P] V
run on on: 4.1. 1 .
2h loss equal In new. 815515 b‘1 soil the pain}? 5155' we rs twlo 55125.25 E G W {506%,
M Walking a: Dow .5555 J 5% ,, ' "

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561111 a 811ij
. Sperry 85' 8151668.
choice Young Mi ‘

, . If you are 56556 of L
roast. you are 6156's to Will

2 Porter Home Stair, 186.. I166.i
sirloin 111111. 166.. 186.

 

'IntoreatinaMMegt Quotationo

1295:: It 2, .
'11 P65 ,' dill Swim. 2
2158666118... .,
Roasting Chickens.

Legs Lam
' ' flay piece of Beef, either in itlia‘k 6

111mm tit: out.

 

 
 
 
 
 

{fluted Billie.
196 I

l ' , .
are; rough and em all:

2AT$3172.

’ were $7,. 56 to $8 50.

III . the store, women’ 5 box and fitted

the

nine will play taro games In one day. on
tor at 10 a. m. and then take a train ,

next day Yale goes to Providence to

v15.

in Ilt

Both oft these men are memboIsV
diiitrlefi
'1‘. Pierce, well known in local racl'n'rz
mode 11 1116111961 of tho

2 ”imported Sardines, 2 boxes, 256. II‘.

The Connecticut Society. Sons of

 

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cy-tvlmnicd, were $5

 

Womcl? 6 3611.616 65 bersey, 1111*. ',
ed with si k hlfick and few colors,

(iiils grotclicps, 12516.6 and
Short hoxdoats. many prettily
trimmed with braid, were $5 to

satin, many with velvet collars

AT $9 75
'lhe most clcgaVut coats now in

coats of‘ fine kcrscy, long and
short, handsomely lined with silk
or satin, wcrc $16.50 to $27.50.

WRAPPERS see.
A lot of women's sstripcd wrap-
pen: of good pcrcalc light and
dark, good colors. A wrapper for
29c.

KITCHEN NEEDS AT HALF.

cmmtlu .116' IIIIuIlsonIt-r and hot-
Icr than any over before In a sale
even here. Look sharp and pos—
sibly you may find little hints" in
II. 'I‘ but llulfvpricc more than heals
them all.
()nly second arc the houacfur-
nishings, the hardware, the oil
stews, the oil heaters. No romp
for items today, but think of :1
solid copper No. 7 nickelcd tea
kettle for 691:! a liom‘cstcad
clolhcs— horse for 39c! a Bisscll
carpet swccpcr for 591:.
llumlrcds more bargains just
as big

Basement, rear.

was noWILAIID
DRY oooos co.
Bridgeport.

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south Norwolk

111

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Relief of the City of 80th
Norwalk will meet on Wednesday. Jan
uary 23,1901l,at 7: 30 o‘clock ‘Vm 9

p. turday. Fobl'uIIrYZ
I991‘2I-‘8. 515: 90' ll o'clock 8. m;
Wednesday brlliil'y 9.1901, 11:11 30
0'19le to 9 “"10! k p. m.; Wednes-
d'fly‘.‘ February 1.‘ 1901. lit 7: 30
o'clock to 9 o‘CIock p. 111.; Thursday

 

February .1901, at 1:30 o'clock I10 9
{bf nc‘l 68thqu
on 111185651 5556M. 11 11151556. for tho

11 ll (1 1811111111.. all
1151555. 50551158591115.1111 moons
on: of said city on the list of 1900.
salted at South Norwaik, January 20

you r III-111111011.
MAT HEW oonan'r'r.
119,16 1112 , Board of 11611111.

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6 «Note prion:
Shoulder Steak,

 

_ 4.522 "
. 161:. lb.

51111111111116.

" THE warren“.

CAPITAL;
SURPLUS and PRQFIT5,

and strap‘stilchcd seams, were .

. $8. 75 to $15.

cinnamon
2 Kidney Diseases,
Dyspelnhiv

or mamas. .,

 

 
 

 
 

right ‘uult In 1111

 
 

a cap better right around,
ashlagton Post.

P. Weed. Norwalk. the ,
will 661111111 your money '55,“:
' satiofied after using Oha

will Stomach and Liver Talilots.
The are disorders of the stomach

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

(incorporated 1859.

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$3 50. EIINEZER HILL, Prod. wfi.t HILL .
2.1.1.. , 2 var-:2. 8:":
. .2 . . .2 a a o
\V’Vi’lomeu’s shandsoluc jackets oi ‘ A1833): c1135"...
'. TORI '
1.. ng i‘sh kcrscy, lined with silk or E. Hill 19. Loohwdod.

well 1911?. Hillul A. Oaborml). W
Fitch. .1011th 6.1111616. 0. E.
Wileon. W. F. Bishop.

3240.009 2
0351000 hand; she trusts the woman he asso-

. P.’ ‘l‘l'oad- the best d‘oc

P979099! property, “0985: bonds life- silver 11: Consumpt on, Pneumonia,

noes. constipation and headache.
Ice 26 cents. Samples free.

A illlfe never really trusts her nus-

 

 

clates with.

HAD To GONGUER on DIE.

"1 was Just about zones" writes Mrs.
Rosa Richardson. of Leprol Springs,-
N. Cl, "1 had ConsuAAptlon so bad that

tors I could not live
more than a month, but I. began to use
or. Kins' s New Dlséoy'ery and was
wholly cured by seven bottles and am
now atom and wall. “ i s an unrivaled

 

 
 
 

' ‘ 9
n. with a bar'l seven IoeI

, in height. Her home is on a temp.
ores O. Stilison. South 1181:1111, ,

o‘er the
«though
other at to.

Brightest and bent of all is the '

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ate, dopohited In the Safe Deposit 1.11 Grips
Vaults lo New York city. are taxed 1111- for 00118 5 COMB. “mm“, Hay Foyer,“ 2
Group or Whooping Gnu b. Guinn-
a {miller be a resident ,of 11 teed bottles we and u, .
Y free at F. H. Baxter's. South Norwalk:

law 'of the state of New York .
This can be avoided

renting a safe in the Safe Deposit Jo .
Vault of the National Bank of Nor h“ A Ring, NPTWP-lk

viallt.

 

11181110111: you
mm or n

and see It the more enthusiastic
you will become over A. J. Col
has it Company's

Furniture. ,
, Everything found on our
floors is only here because of Its
good construction. finish and
general good workmanship. thus
saving you any pocslbie risk, so
easily run In buying a great Iical
of the furniture made today.

You may depend upon it that
anything sold In our more goes '
out never to mine back. but to
do its duty your after your and
thus give credit to the store It
came from. Strictly one price
to all.

I. I. GM 81 00.,

FUNERAL DIRECTORS
AND EMBALMEQS.

12 No. 11an $1.36. Norwich.)
peevmnvovoaovonvovuoa»

Walt“
Taper-..

Although we are hav-
my a very busy season,
we have not allowed
our stock to run down.
and can oiic‘r as good
vanetv as earlier.

 

 

 

when wanted.

'5 5 961516111

I9 FIRSl AVENUE.
_ East Norwaik.

2— write. but it frequently appears in a

. i could hear of, but nothing helped me

2 alarm clock In most noticeable when

' quo liver pills.
, Stillaon.

Will do your work:

and Bronchitis: infallible

rial bottles

W
The ninth may not be a society fa-
dreas suit.

ONLV OUR! FOR DYISPEPSIAV.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Gristle.
Dob, says: “i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis-
tress and beltihihg. I tried everything

 

till I took Brazilian Balm and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely.”

For sale by B. H. Pilliated and F. H.
Boiler. 2 ‘

 

It's peculiar that tho neurones of an

It goes off.

w...

 

Millions of people are familiar with
DcWitt‘s Little Early Risers and those
Who use them find them to be famous
Never gripe. G. C.

 

When a fellow Is all wrapped 11p In
himself he usually thinks he's a pret-
ty warm proposition.

LA GRIPPE QUICKLY CURED.
In the winter of 1898 and 1899 l was
taken down with a severe attack of
what Is called La Grippe." says I“ L.
Hewett. a prominent drugglst of Win
field ill. "The only medicine 1 used
Was two bottles of Chamberlain‘s
(lollgh Remedy. it broke up the cold
and stopped the coughing like magic.
and I have never since been troubled
with Gi‘ippo." Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy can always be depended upon

 

any threatened attack of pneumonia.

those ailments. For sale by George C
Stillson. South Norwaik E. P. Weed.
Norwalk.

The woman who has a telephone in
her house receives more calls than the
woman who hasn't.

A REMEDY FOR THE GRIPPE.

 

 

for the throat and lungs.

the moment It is hooded

pnouniouia.
vents this by

All drugglats scii KEMP' S BALSAM a
256 and She.

 

self regarded as a buaybody; ,

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1‘11. l35-2.
as.

 
 
 
 

 
 

‘ 8666.1168161111 ante and euro,
quick slid affective. . ,

Acclon Mchi‘cal (26.,
Mystic, Colin.

 

,, 15 V ., 11 :11

'I‘ here a 1: many remedies on the
market for licmluchce and N611-
rulgia, Colds or Grip There arc
none better than Acctou, few as

At your druggists for 1:56., or
by mail, postage paid.

(lo sh Cure. 'i‘hls preparation ,
his ly endorsed as an unfailing r0
edy for all throat and luiiE trouble.
and Its early use prevents consump-
tion. it was made to euro quickly. I}.
G. Stilison. ‘

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1 W11.

2211661116112 to buying diamondll.

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5th 11611

 

ants avre Iievi and
all 96661116 (luminous-
WM

to break up a severe cold and ward off

it is pleasant to take. too. which makes
It the most desirable and one of the
most popular preparations in use for

A remoay recommended for patients
11911on with tho Grippo is KEMP‘S
BALSAM. which Is especially adapted
Don’t wait
for the first symptoms of tho diseasI:
got a bottle today and keep, it for use
If noElecteIl
the grippe has a tendency to bring on

EMP‘fi BALSAM pro-
coping the cough loose
and the lungs free from inflammation.

The intentions of tho poacemaker
may be good. but he, ls apt to find him-

For the weakness and prostratloh

 

woman: not lunch mono ”199 five feet
Whitley. 112111121 she lives with 166

any menu ' I1 . ‘ ' 1
almost exclusively to the 11136181111th
hymns, and in spite of her afllictions ls
said to he, brighter and more, cliec'riul
than the majority of people 11121181111111 2
health. 80 little Illness does she lay on
the fact that she is an invalid that sev-
eral eastern publishers who have been
printing her hymns for years learned
{or the first time witihin the last two
weeks that she was not a strong and
vigorous woman. 2 ’

 

ovary fol-In of kidney.
Afliolic 1661111on 61665:
. 61.261111111111111 kc'ptl Ali
5 7 who has tried the 1166:6611
,l'cltl‘z‘on who makes the 1611
88111.

MIAV Fulfill Mills, who
'Vli'li‘si; III/5111116. says:
complaint and an aching up,
tel‘fered with me when _
I'hy household duties and
when yep expect rest to roll

Donna Kidney Pills, 1166- In
they might help and i won .
ted's drug store for a box. *l‘ll
me promptly and 'Iuliclrly '

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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A queer little story is related by a to do. V
New York artist. She paints chisils For 8918 by all dealers. Pm
from animal modulo, and once 6111- N. Y.. solo ,2
“55’5“ ”’0 (1011559353 in till“ WPHCIW- ccnt’a. Foetor- Mllburn '06.; ,,'
“ 1611, after amoral sittings, I had N. Y., l :11 fr h
finished the donkey studies," she paid: States. so 6 age a 0 5 e '

”VI paid their master. and dismissed
them Que day, fully a wecltV after-

one of them, and on opening the door,
found both had returned. bringing
with them a. companion. They cvi~
dually appreciated the treatmenu they
had received during the period at their
devotion to art. They waited about
patiently but“ their master came to
claim them."

W
A novel report comes from the New
Hampshire bureau of labor. It. is an
estimate of the voice to the state of
the summer boarder business. film in
vostment is 81.12.00.009 and thejncomc
half as much. The mountain county of
Grafton derived a revenue from tour-
lsts last year amounting to $1,200,000
Rockinhuxn county, with its fine line
of scacoast. come next. with $909,000.
In one town. Dublin, 9153, 000 was in-
rested in permanent summer cogtages.
Gov. Rollins, of New Hampshire. Is
strongly in favor or cultivating this
business by road improvement. for-
estry and rural mail delivery. Ills kind
of politics ought to be more popular.

1111 clocutionist in reciting Klpling' a
“AbsentvMinded Beggar," put tears
into his voice when he came to the
word “beggar,” under the impression
that it had the meaning of mendicunt.
Beggar is quite as likely. he mean to
Englishmen what “chap" menus to us.
Its use is otten the reverse of une'om.
plimentary. "Oxford men are beggars
to row," an Eugllsfhman will tell 50o,
or very likely he will say “Americans
are 66331163 to stand by their nag."
The “absent-minded begigar” is simply
a. man who forgets sordid considela-

country, and is therefore heroic.

 

It is a recognised fact that American
women can tour the earth alone and
with safety. This was exemplified In
Naples recently. when a thief attempt-
ed to rob Mrs. Burgers and her dough.
ter, of Boston, 1111 they were leaving a
shop. The thief tried to seize the purse
f1 om Mrs. Barges, who promptly took
him by the throat. threw him to the
ground, and. recovering her property,
With the utmost composure requested
him to “be 01!. "

t The “milking bag“ has a terrible; slic-
ooseor. The residdntipoi E1 custom III,
are In terror 0! a Mexican nose bug,
which has 6.666.966.1111: equipped with
strong pincers and VII beak. its mode of
procedure is to fasten itself to the nose

 

Ivard I heard the we'll 411101111 voice of '

7:: Washlphi‘ori ‘51,,-

Re I Estate,

V‘ remove the cause and cffed‘a ' "

lions in his willingness to serve his '

Conn.Gen
of Hartfard, can Be purchase

ABSOLUTELYB SAFE

of a victim and then 11011111611 its beak , District of Norwaik, as

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

soon: NORWALK,.2,con

walk Building Co. M61166 2' ,V',
26th. 1901 at 3 p. 1:11.. the pro , .
94 Havlland street, South ‘
Conn
modern, improvements
{6256111016 or less. Sale positiv
tlculars of

House contains 6 room
but 28

A605 M. LAVTON
lTCHVELL 6‘5 SON,A

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

mancnf cure.
Saiiéfacfion guaranteed.
onwdatian first.

 

The Guaranteed [Ilia-est Bani?
sold by the

General Llfé

Maul! fnsisllme'n

ACKED BY, Ill
B_Address, ,

 

 

following grippo. there is no th as no.

.. prompt and effective as Ono Minuge toraoopibucdraughtofblood.11.61111-
s

‘ 11th be that chad IWithout touting out a
586 £68,555 '5th 11616611111111
follows. as the planets are poisonous.

 

A slip of the tongue on the part of
‘ ‘ Spooni- 1186111111611 created a great

 
 

Court. February 15th.,11. 11.. 599
Estate of Elizabeth Nash, late
walk in said Distrlqt, docs '
The Court of Probate for t

of Norwalk, hath limited on 5,
six months from the date has 1 2 2
credlto s of said Estate

claims or settlsdwnt. 2 him

lqct to resent their scoop ,, ,

 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

Io'w'W 11161161111111 they have enough

5 " Iii the 311.15va

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6: 6 sunset

9
.2 low «hm mohair
~ J09

ldugh in the 116666 the oth‘er 'day. {the
house was In no 116161". theatrieatsr part
2_ of the 6115!. 6nd. late in the 11111111881.
Mr. Henderson. who had been Wearing
himsélf out with vigorous pounding
611:2 961i thin

 

usual and Impressivvefij
“The chair will 116.111 order."

*An example“
r eds. “not cornmo

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attest
barred a recovs

announced: ,

 

,winjio 111116

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Immediate psymautto

 

 

 
 
 
 

MARY 831112 881T

 
 
 

II
, 611111111:- 181th at
I in New York 1101116

 

 
 
 
 

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