‘l
til 0 including the
WI Milena. at matey
fiosto‘n. i'i‘lie first oil-
i btn pt wllhtun»
if, lec‘argeo‘ as
’lu’lma. claims for over:
tonight! all (tinting or any
boron no wine. neighbor-
of . thowntlto’ nysteni." He
2 _ lotion with all Inui-
. boys to the general
e marina. custom
ll
l? . t
.L . ‘.
. . .8. illoyinnn of ;n
indoor company. while driv-
fro. in Hartford, last night,
’ flours injuries. The truck
“tit Capitol avenue carnnd
es thus thrown 00'. His
Aldtioi‘ a‘ wound live inches
in" forehead. one i'our inchou
the. Abuse of the skull and
otherwise. His. scuip‘wns an
that it hung over. He Wild
to theuhospit‘ul, whom sown
on livere taken to close tho
He is in u precarious (“Olltllv
. li‘osburg. brother of Robort
, “tho ,i’lttnficld. Milan. innit
- I‘ lib, ‘ noting his sis-
lljo burg nudMuusing
decided I) I‘em‘niri away
ishoiileltrscien‘tiflc School or
ill litter the trial. He in said
7 oonly the stigma attaching to
'. thorln‘ni'I‘ost, and does not cliro
your in 'ptiblic- at present. Sinoo
ollowlng the shooting. he has
i me. Anthe trial is set
. ., young Fosbtirg will lose
it your .of‘his courhc.
.Superiorx. iourt. New flown.
. Judge Robinson rendered a
_ , lnzthc suit of Eva Noitoi Vs.
Enirhnven ti: Wostviilc li’uiiroml
. fly. for damages in the sum of
0 for injuries roroivcd from on
[‘Cllr- Tlie.pininiiii’ is ii child
.- 9.3”? Old. who was struck by on
dentiti- and run ovcr while trying
058 the truck. The. decision
its damages .of $1,500.
Wheeler & Wilson li‘Olli'tli “(igl-
bund, of Bridgeport. which is
bown all ovcr the state. hold its
’ liltneetlng last night. and ulcistml
, Wllowiiig oflicorn torscrve during
e: ensuing your: President. E. A.
l .litlls; lender. John A. Lynch; secre-
John Smith; treasurer, Frederick
Brown, librarian. George Sanger.
in‘g committee, Frederick l3.
_, . ,George Sungerand Clirlstophor
olllu‘inn . 1
0, is no Gnudini. ili‘tynix yours old.
Io convict died at the State prison
00811010. yesterday of hemorr-
_. " he stomach. Gundinl will;
leaned at New Haven September
1898, for thegmurder 'oi’ Pietro
.lo"o§ Brnulortl. llc was Sti'l-
be hanged. but. the Board of
nimutod the sentence to lilo
.Wheeler, ‘l'Dl'ty-llvc years of
h'tobacco stripper by occupation.
Willem. Mann, was found dead in
nights boarding house in Hill‘tftn'l.
,0. email. The modicnlcxuniinor sold
his. 88th was due to consumption. llu
been here tw.o works.
be! May Parry, the little duughiur
and MrsI’Robert \.. Parry, oi
Ogden street. Bridgcport. sunl-
hfll i a quantity of curbolic hold you-
it I, was horribly burned about the
,‘and how 1103 In it critical condi-
tit her purcut'n‘ homo.
._. governor Mchuii has appointed llr.
Gharles H. Towuscnd. of New Havon.
‘ ember of, the state board of ilieulth
Ht succeed Dr. G, Ilcrrick Wilsonj oi
. oriden, whose torm expires this yhni‘,
0' who has served on tlie,.board for
villi years. .. “ r»
’ll'Bi'ldgepo‘rtt loo {bolero liniiounoo tb‘lW
.~ '0' price of ice to fuinllics during tho
To mflng season would be thirty cunts
‘ In hundred. a rcduction of ten cents.
" tilting the past“ month tho commutes;
' ll Hosted a due crop 01‘ too.
‘ TO ‘ABOLIBH SWEA‘IING.
'ra'nilneni Citizens ' in New York
Asked to Head Movement.
. EW YORK. Mnrch 2w'l‘lie cxccii-
#10 .commiitoc of tho Brotherhood oi
’ . lore ' docidcd lllHl. night to lliik
qbop Potter. Prosldoiit Samuel (loin-
2* fa, of the Allilflli'llli Federation of
' ' bur. Protessor h‘cllx Anior, Henry
lip. gonorui socrotury of the Unitod
Juan Workcrn of America, and
praminent'citizons to litiilll ll
. out of 200.000 Exist Bide mun.
. ‘ n and childrpu for tho abolition
' . a sweating. ’
nmdocido. touch u. mnuu must.
i which tic loglsinturo will be
to adopt amendments to the fin:-
spcctlon luw. looking to that
numbers 0 the committee were
. noted by the bilicors oi the broth-
22th to calico; convention of dole~
~ r the mimosa. of tailing almilnr
for the-pi. ltion of the emitting
,lh Pinion ‘pliiu. Chicago. 130...
~ Elmore. ,. cliostur, Ciuclnnmi.
MAB hello and Utica:
it s. of bio uni-Intuit workers»:
0 oil willbu held lodny to
fiber action on the movement.
a..—
I...—
q ARRIVE m New'vonk.
WORK, ' March unmoved-«-
_mcia..!rom Muraoilia: also
,j yacht Prinzssnin Victoria
, .. "turning :trom Went ind‘lun
WW ‘. .
It oicnu naririuo.‘
ill sauna. Martino-rho
i‘iltlfylng The national»
‘ nwhbl't‘ew England, to succeed“
,fsonrpn ,~‘Mrs. Martha Dorlnn Lawn.
control 0.00110 Grunt 00011. 00500. it
‘nlnolvlan min due time, and that Mr.
xpo'liliiig lo tin. voters on nntlonul purly
one today prints on ‘im-‘
on! n. or.
Biogsi‘guu. sine his installatgoli.
PI. '0 1‘ 1 . ‘ W.
‘g’ailIslxiiillle n ll’u - it
close ol mllalliib the
vices. Theipnnl
in
direction of nimbllclt . 090 of
the orgahlst’toiidddt tulle,“ '
Step by Sterlthe will of the New
England clergyman forced its. wily .10.
the frontfluntll, on January Ell, the
Music compliant! oi the church decid—
ed to lt’dl‘ifianize the choir. Among,
00030 who will censo their connectihn
with the singing ser‘vlce'of, the.ch_uroh
on May 1 are «Mist Morgaret .l’. Gobi).
in shill , (“fold Du Fault. tenor. will
iliown, thoorgnnlst. will he succeeded
by Abram ,Ruytfl‘yler, noworsnnlst of
the New. “York Avenue Methodist
Church. of ‘which the ituv. A. "El. Kilvn-
iingh. forniouiy of linudl NDI'Willk.‘ is
pastor. ,
'I‘i'lo (‘llilil‘cli of. the Pilgrims is one of
tilt: Wealihlont in Brooklyn. and many
of the fashionable residents of the
Heights are members of it. Fow
churches in Brooklyn are as ‘woll able
to mulntuin nn oxponuivo chair- as tho
ulinrqi «with.» Pilgrims, but tilt) new
patio: prulnrohco is for the old and
pill! in hymns, mid there in oven u
like iliood that its i‘usllloiiiiblc mom
hers iiiily soon he; I-tillcd upbnyto do
congrcillltlohnl‘aslhx'iii‘ir‘. .
‘i'l‘hure is Tic-trouble," siilIl iir‘.,.1‘)ow
cy lllSl‘nlghL “only It diffcro'nou of
opinion as to the kind of music tho
church should burn. Mr. llrown. tho
choirinnstcr, is it vary lino organist.
and not llitl slightest reflection in l"-
tcndcd to be cast upon him."
All that Mr. Brown would say was:
‘fl‘do not wish to say anything which
might tend Immune uiipleusnui tho
rust of my silly in tho t'lltil‘t‘li."
GAlN lN NUMBER OF CHILDREN.
Official Figures Show 199.033 School
Children for 1900. .
According to NW nuuniol'ufioll. the
coiiioloto l‘t‘tlli'llH of which lillvo ro-
ctmily boon rot-Iaivod by the suite
lioiirll of education. iiicre were 199.-
033 school childrn between the rigors
of 4 nod it; on Octobur lot. us Ilgniuui
:i tool] of 104/398 lllt‘ your pruvlous
or :i gain of 4,237.
‘ The towns in Hartford I-ouuiy' gain
cd 1.706 pupils and lost 149. a not
Train of 1.620; ii‘nirficld county SHOWS
41.2535 chiidrnn. just 600 more than
ilitrtl'ord county, but Ti ions" during
the your of 206. Mary other county
in the. stute show an increase. ‘i‘lio
ourollmont of Hartford in 15,028. on
lilt‘l'i‘llile it Still The gain of how
Huron in 00 per cent. more chil
«iron, is loss thun that of Hartford.
w
U NCOWA'S SALE RATI Fl E0.
The stockholdorn of the Uncowu Wu-
tei- t‘oinpnuy oi Fiiirllcld have ratified
the action of tho directors in entering
into an agreement with the Bridgeport
Hydraulic Company whereby the Un-
cowu compnnv sells to the Brldgcpori
company all it property and rights on
the roiidltlon t Iii. the Bridgeport liy‘
lll’flllllt' Company shall givc the town oi
l“llll'll01d u supply of water before Jilli-
unry i. 1902. The amount paid for tho
conmyzincc of tho rights unli property
ii; $1.000. actual cost. with intorcst ul
’iiro pol cent. for one your.
~u—.—.-..-—»-—
' ELECTION lN LONDON.
Londoners Balloting Today for County
'. Council Members.
LONDON. Mill‘t‘ll 2-—-l.ondoIiI-ri: Ili't
biillotiiig today for members of lllt'
(lounty Council. which is to govern lllt'
’io‘w’u for three yours. Filipino: coun
ltilltii's arc to bc clt'ctcd. Four llllV‘t‘
nlreiidy boon clioscii. li‘or the iirnl
ltlrpc. in the history of rocont locul pol~
lilies,- “mi-it of tho cnudidutcs arc up
lin’cii. 'l‘hc lTlIulTi issue in put to the
front. and llDllUillH iiro llllltlt‘ to the void
crs to have no pro-lloor council. Lop
Lion's majority. naturally, in unionist
but it includes most 0 the eloniciit
which is not on iii-tint.- in' local ,poiltlcu
us tbc lilltSl lindoru Iind l but" orgunizn-
tion, ’l‘ho progrosnlvv li‘ llborul pro
gram lllcllltltifilliiotltll houses for Lon
don'u poor and municipal control of
the water supplysiroct our lllltiii, qur.
hots iind docks, now in the hands of
corporiillmis. 'l‘be mimic hull propric
tors nrc nciivcly piirticipuiinx in tho
contoui. 'i‘licy uvcr tliut tlio prolzi'uu
ulvo oniidllluton propono to dcprlvc tho.
llullo of liquor llt'OllHflH on tho lino oi
llll‘ ugltulion of Mrs. ()rlulilton Clllllll
(who Home ydnru Iigo hooded ll purity
Izruniido inguinal the: Emplrc und olhor
music hullnl thun robbing tbom of (mo
of their chief Iittruotionn. The hull
lililllugul‘il have. hold musu Iiiootlngn.
the variety nrtintn huvo boon onllstod
in tho cictlonooring work.-und cur-
riiigcn were furnlllhod to unto the vot
crn to the polls.
ADDRESS TO KING EDWARD.
OTTAWA. Ont. March 2-At ‘2
o'clock this morning the House of Com.
mono by n vote of 120m .19. passed Mr.
iostisnn'o motion that an address bu
prusonted to King Edward VII. ask-
ing that that portion of the coronation
oath no offensive to Cnihoilcn be clim-
instod. loaders on both olden of the
Hound apoko in favor of the motion,
but there was a difference of opinion
on its plirauooiogy. the debate lusting
from curly yesterday until 2 o'clock
this morning,“ ,
W , , .
M. F. sKBLLY.0TR K N.
wooooUnY. March to pal it.
Skelly. one at the most , Tight rea-
ldcnts of this townninl on 1 iii. an
n. remit of n stroked! {or . Ill pus.
toinod yoptortlny. Mi. ll dominion
Inently know ihrou innit institute.
in 1887 he, re‘ men ”the tow in tho
Gonoral Ahsémbiy. unit” fronti‘lii to '04
his will; in: Mani commandant at tho
stamens“ hf lie ill also prominent In
Grunge ell-hing. . ' ’ ,. ‘
t
return homo. nvnrywhoro app
is l‘hbtirtstl in this 11an a tin till:
Imortuwouiiertul pool Ill , . , r
Mr. Hall has played iii nearly; eiih
city of importance tlilo eldo of tit
Mldslnuippl ‘ River; “TliQ’VIVI‘Dill'll ‘.
severy city devote flillbleortuhll‘wai’i
deilulruklll- and in manyinanorth,
iiull‘lirhiutuwi and liliiur‘llmoxfiltiiniu‘
in detailxhis fancy whats are. It own.
The, following is taken from a recall
Reporter: “ .
[Frail ll. Hull, lilo cliaznnlon oxlllbl- '
threemxhlbitions within tho ensuing
form at the rooms ofifho Woons‘ockct
liIiI-Iinoss Men'u Association Saturday
evening, nt 8:30. . Sunday at 1 o'clock
he will be iii the "rooms of the Cerclb
Nuttouui Drmuuiluuo and at 4 o’clock
he will give nu uxhlbition before the
inomborn oi the Wuonsockot (lymnnv
Ilium.
Mr. i-luli is the only living‘pool
player who cun pockut fourloan bulls
in one shot, lllitl the accompanying il‘
lusirntlon shown huw‘ho does it. lie
is n C(ll‘lllllflte muster of the one and
the upot hull. and can do nlniont any.-
thing that is asked for on n. pool mold.
The New York Journal snys: ”ilo
ntun'ds without a living rival." The
Boston Globe says: "A royal cutar»
lnincr uud u most wonderful player."
The Cliiciigo 'l‘lmos-Unlon unys: “lie
is the king of tho true." Munico Ihily:
“Mr. ilull is without doubt the "IBM
wontlcrfni pool player living," and tho
Milwaukeo Sontlnol has this nico trl-
huto: "He bus on eye like an eagle
and tin ulm lilto an American gunncr.’
in addition to his 0001 oxhlhitions Mr
Hull also gives Ii logitimnto perform
mice in slciglit-of~liliiiIi-woi'k.
.».-_......
BEATS ALL RECORDS.
Winter Months Remarkably Free From
Snow and Rain—February's Record.
The month of il‘obrunry. will go on
record as tho drycut month on record.
The total rniu precipitation was only
.86 of an inch. The previous drivul
record was in 1877. when iiioro wuu
only 1.77 inchcs of rain. it is no won-
dor the Witter Commissioners urc
lllillillig utrenlioun cl‘forlsl to propuro
for a dry summer. Most of tho ruin
for thc mouth full the lib.
(in tho iivorugo it bus boon II cold
mouth. 'l‘iIo ovcrngc tompcrutliro was"
24. The higcsi temperature for thr
month was 47. recorded the 26th. dull
the lowest wus 3 above zero. the ilth
'l‘licrc wcrc only live fine days. when
the moon iolnoornturc was ubovo (l2
'l‘bo toliil full of snow was 9;.3'lultll0il
Sonic of that still remnins on the side
walks. and in tho gutters on tho obudy
Streets.
’l‘lidl'c wcrc six Illiyn whon ihcro wu‘.
Tiiorc or lose precipitation. 'I‘borr
were cigiitoun cluur days. eight partly
cloudy days. and two cloudy. 'l‘htl
prcvnlling direction of the wind was
northwest.
'l‘iio totul precipitation for Deer-m
her. January and FHH‘UIH‘Y in but 5.67
inches. 'l‘lic ihrot- months of winter
weather huvo been remarkably froc
from snow and ruin. Wiillnm Jon
pings. voluntary weutlicr ooservor for
ilridgcporl. reports that it boots all
records in his possession since 1875.
NEW YORK VICE CRUSADE.
Everything Encouraging to the Lovers
Of Good Government.
NEW YORK. March 2-»Binliop l'ot-
tor has rcturncd from Ii brief vacation
ill. .lt-kyl lulIiIid. During his obscure
thcro bud been linportlint (illusion
lllt‘llli‘» in the vice crusndc. which he
inuuguruti-d Iicnrly four months ago.
Who" ho was united lust night by ii
i'i‘lltll'lt’l' to comment on somc of thcuc
vvopis ho said: .“All I cure to any is
tliiit vvorythlng flint. bus linppcnvd is
uni-ouruginn to tho frionds of reform.
l lu-licw u majority of tho pooplo or
Now York pro in favor of decent gov
I‘l‘llllit'lll. and if tlicy unite.- ihcy cIiu
Kt'l it.
"This: movonwiii dill’ers from not
oilior that we liuvc noon. the biuhop
continucd. The institutions of relig-
ion. of oducntion and of socinl reform
are all unltcd in the work. Ono of tho
"105! hopciul signs in that the man of
llll‘ labor unions arc iniorcstod and
burn llurir rI-iii‘osoiitutivcs on tho
COIIIIIIlllt‘t‘ oi‘ Finite“.
"lilicry prcvlous I-l’i‘orl' Ill reform has
lil‘t‘ll Iitlcmptcd by u niinoriiyw-iiot a
pollilciil ----- but ii nociul minority. Soc»
lnl lllil‘ii huvc boon brokcii in tho
prcncni lnstnncv Iind uniong Illi
clnssos thorn in u growing desire {or
butter things.
"There can bo no doubt of tho
utrougth of the. sentiment that has
hot-n crI-ntnd in favor of rudlcul ro-
l'ormu in our city. What is needed
now for tho coming campaign in tho
unliicutlon of Iiil the forms that are
in furor of good government."
n..." .. ”a...”
DID NOT PAY FOR A MEAL.
Wan Thrown in the atroot and 0le
. From lnjurlos.
NEW YORK. Murcli flatworm Gain.
0 inboror from Providence. it. l.. lost
his life in it cheap Bowery restaurant
this morning. because he could not pay
six mania for food he had lust outdo.
Gain Wont into the pinch at 7 o'clock
und orderod coffee and butter cakes.
Ho nto rnvonouely and then told tho
cnsliior that ho had no money. it in
mun severely when he foils to pay. for
hln lood, Immune. according to the mm.
the time, the eating houses would have, ‘
to no out of buslnonu unions the
accordance with this rule, nn noon M
Quin mid. humoulld ringing. in: was a?!
upo ' ; . . era, Will a ,un roux y
him ‘ “die than hit him in the taco.
knowing him walnut ucountor. which
his héhd struck with grout force. He
fell unconsci‘ouu'nwi w“ dragged to
the uldowuikrwhm a policeman found
him. An midpoint; Was sent for, but
When. itnri-lvod 0;. was dead.
Four Wnlbpr Ii 0% in the vegan.
”chow“: . ' rdnt..‘Jnmet “I, iillnu Dennis.“
it hi Ilium but when you bury :1 initial one! , turd willim Alien
.tlulrl‘olyitfit‘tow up How no. lav Iii-um ‘
.issilo'iot the Wooiisoc’kot, Rhoda lulund . -
lion pool’plnycr of the world, will give ‘ -‘
twoiity~four hours. .. Mr. Hall will not: ‘
the benefits of this wonderful niadiciue, pour out“‘tbalr
‘malic paint, and so fills the blood with enriching proportion as to leave no opportunity for
the autumn lo the Bowery to bent. u ‘
tnumnt people. there are so many hun« ’
gry wrotches in that thoroughfare ‘ail :
"wolchern" arenavcrcly punished. ln’
so 3_ 051010
.Grat ,,;ul;;:_ll9lh§§ .
F ,smru'o‘ 955:0“ .
RENOVATOR. ,
The diudsooppreiiaed, the brain-tired; the narration-g . the nick and dauphin? who have‘ shine! in‘
‘ér ‘ eful achnowiedgmouts l . thooundn of ‘ letters. . .
They are like no runny song. of hurt-joyous gratitude.
Since. TH; . . “Alsfi , s o
M0: .NTAly
l
Every’mall brings to us its load of pitch tunmoninla.
And there wonder' ' '. ' . -‘ '
Tin: strong bad it has built up
out naLm. mm ,xevlviiied.
sings prolong for in redemption from promotion. and Mom. Worm
loin in the mango The once story blooll. how rich and vigorous and well
and W830 3‘3“.“va , .
gill
"A y t°li‘4ti.'...*r.“‘v“"'l I“
i
.1 f 5 ..‘.r:ng.,.. .
y who};
WE HAVE rnnu oouiuo Br run
l (rumour) nvnnv rnw nus.
M. TARLOV. 1
garrmfgéuadds its voice to tho. chem, nod story part of the entire system joins in the general symphony _ CONNECTI'IIU'IT‘TTIIIINHKE.
,-, y. . i. . . . , .. l » , .v .I .1. ‘ ' ‘ ‘ '
‘ . ‘ South Norwalk.
READ, THIS. IS IT “DI LIKE A-Sllllllflf PRAISE lflggflflfllfllnfil . , .. A ,. . w
“For‘ovcraynr l wunoompletu , lunrdhltolscmfuloul‘lorhmnd hm a6 udood‘ln ll hull-o weal: Ind nervous 3 . 5 F 4. ’ L“ I
II lrl ihlh l l. ' - ruffed .I' . igh
:oldanfi'ailftEmlgh’é Siren-Ind“ anal-l? 020;";0:%x¥§%:5£ag:kd?mimfnrfis l‘t'gtzll :11: gags? 51:3.Ti‘hvslclg 9 ..— Dallu re. t Inc
A) n.l nlinnln tcrevn. t It" .. »
433433" R we ‘ an it my on W '”'“°“ “‘ "‘“Egili‘uno VINCE‘ .snhmraii'lfbi'.“ M; . ‘ Between ‘ ;
Think of iii Acompletowreckl Suffered tortures from one of the most incurable of affections. Scrofuloua Salon. and yet Smlib'l N 0 R W A L K'
Gillan Mountain Ranovator cured him and saved his lifoi Must not its action on the blood be aomethin wonderful that “will do'thiai.
It minis ovary dluoao that depends for its existence upon a starved and unhealthy condition of the load and nerveo— and who!
disease does not 2' . ,
Sarofula and all Sorofnloua inflections, stubborn and relentless though they be,
but over: )wering influence of Smith‘s Green Mountain Renovator. . - . -
Rheumatism, of whatever kind. yields to in searching, curative effects. It dissolves the crystals of uric acid that cause tho Illn-
uric acid crystnla to be formed min so
must gradually succumb to the south
long as it is taken reguinrly.
Malaria with its thousand and one symptoms, is gradually and surely removed from the blood by Smith's Omen Mountain
Renovator. ll never fails. . . - * '
Catnrfli in its various forms depends (or its existence upon an unhealthy condition of the system -—of the blood. Smith Green
Mountain Ronovator. acting is n the cause directly through the blood, rations. ntrengthons, and nourishes the membrane, enables
them to heal themselves and t us effect a cure. hen local treatment is mad for nasal cat-rill Smith's Green Mounuin [innovator
nhould invariabl be taken with it, to purify the blood and perfect the euro. .
Smith's men Mountain enovator builds the body an no other agency has ever been able to (Io-7
builds “unlit. ovary part and makes it strap and enduring. . '
Leave Norwalii
30.111.
Norwalk 6 p. In. ‘ ‘
Pier 23. East River. Beekmnn Street.
SOUTH NORWA'LK
and
NEW¥YORK..&
.- ~Propellom , 1
CITY OF NORWALK. ’
VULCAN AND EAGLE.
6 p. m. Leave South”
‘ Leave New York.
As you vniuo your lilo. do “weatherman.“ "Whither-‘6 uppoihiih’o‘n " you 'may‘i'ilwe'met within yourexpcrtenoe with other medlv
cineii, you may rest calmly muted that nothing but good can result from the use of Smith's Green Mountain Renovuor. Go and get it u
once. Try it, try it persistently, and you. too, will soon be coming the thousands now singing in praises.
your
Positively Going Out of the Jewelry Business
You «it
WILL REMOVE APRIL I 51 T0 UNITED BANK BUILDING
MAKING A SPECIALTY OF THE OPTICAL AND
WATCH REPAIRING BUSINESS.
faction of cool.
cool here.
Gommenolng Saturday, March 2d, 1901,
My entire STOCK will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION regardless of COST, PRICE OR VALUE.
1. '3 ll [21;fijlgfi NO LIMIT. NO RESERVE.
l
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A. M.—12:63!.
6:56
WATCHES, CLOCKS. GOLD RINGS, CHAINS,
CHARM-S, STERLING SILVER NOVELTIES,
SILVER PLATED WARE, KNIVES. FORKS,
TABLE AND TEA SPOONS. LADIES, CAS-
TORS, BERRY DISHES, BUTTER DISHES.
SYRUP JUGS. TANKARDS, WATER PITCHERS.
TEA SETS, ETC.
P.
A. M.~—12:53i:.
A. ill-12:02:.
8:001. 8:03,
11:00:, 11:02.
P. Dds—12:02,
8:80:
A. I‘m—102091.
NEW
‘ A. Ill—42:03.
0:.
11:03. .
P. Ill-"12:02:.
I mean business, every article) will be SOLD AT YOUR OWN PRICE. A Life Time Chance.
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