, eph _
recs receipts. mun
V
'Sh‘ort filtirt‘s. diode ‘
ity muslin. deco item
Short Shirts, lull do
hem. cluster oi tile
Short Skirts, cluster of tile
broldcry flouuc‘e,
Short dilute. deep deduce
with embroideiy. extra-
‘muslln,
‘Madp ecplare neck, mu
made ,or excellent cottons, of
’csmbrios. some perfect;
dei‘ntlly trimmed with lac
cry. and all, yes, every 9
ioWer prices than ev‘en ‘9th
afiord‘ to offer them at any not
u graph messages,
63’ orders. mo
9 notes and bank,
that will pleii‘ll 9 9 L
tion of the poem li‘lie zeros are no
1:119:49), mull ‘
an e s,
1IiroerLetllnvL
no the .
, needs turn these attribute out at all
much lower figure than y9ur heme.
deactivate. Every nightgeWn in this
his purchase is evidence or thllt fact.
Ladies blight Gowns. insertion and
tucked yoke. ruffle neck and
sleeves,
Ladles' blight Gowns, square neck.
lube and insertion trimmed nook
and sleeves
Ladies’ V and square neck Night
Gowns trimmed with cluster of
tucks and embroidery,
Ladioo’ Night Gowns. square neck,
tor9;‘j no 9 9
9 ave the git o
'L T “Well. we LhfiVB all”
' ‘WW I" loge thong ever
n im
.99; stock, Th... 30...; Willis hbllckerson, or 9.9.9.... hi.
L t
e 9e out utter an
49:.
e9 1obbcr yon r'lievc been
p one of lots to us 9; w
590.
the m9ther ol 3, large ruinily. 1 ha '
Ekidney“ trouble tor a long time. with
lavishly com
. 75o.
mm o own stock to tile
very devote-bitckecheiuud to make ' m, 000 » trimmed with wide embroidery than this.
L mutter-s worse Lrlieumatlsm attacked E22921?“ of damage m' $001000 llnd insertion. good quality inns-98 Ladies 003's“ 00"?“ in!!! id
‘9 9 ‘ L L ‘ L 9 n, c. g o que ity inns in, om o 9
sulllllnafilfi $9392 l‘ppgfifbw. l Austrian, hug- me. ll WNW bad that my hands and 9,4133%!“3 attorney 133.333 indies' Cambric Night Gowns, flgll holnstitclied yoke, 9
3313 31, name“ and Baxter's fish and American china and pow 11 1, g o “a t I k p . 25 000 dainty trimmed with lace and lnidico French corset (low
in s were o it e 0 me. too latest. .
L “w “lain r some ope’n $10Ck (as mil-"y Donne Kidney-Fills and they did me WNWWW "39091999. 2509990 embroidery, hemetitobcd yokc, $1.49 lgllngdgfifg' trimmed with n
WEATHEMFOREGAST. 9 Thomas Sheehnn, “0 l“ ““9““? or as few pieces as you wish) ()9 inert-lei ,brohcrs. 138 381 The PM": SlmPleBt sorts of ekirts ' ham!
Ill at his home in River street. romaine
Ladici-i’ lorsct (20m
about the some.
trimmed with two lde‘ or fill
inseitlon and lace tlimmcdn
and Sleeves,
Ladice’ Corset Covers in flfio
nook and cnmllric. trimmo
fine quality of lace and anti)
good. I dld‘n‘ot duller as i did. My‘9
backache disinppenred and the rheumn- 9
tlem was much better. i think i can
safely say it they help people at my
a... afflicted so badly, they will help
are here, then by easy stage: they ad-
vance to the fluffy, billowy lace-trim-
med arments which are very trio
umphs oi' skirt architecture, all shorn
of even a responsible profit though,
just for thin sale
some pattcrlpscts‘.
Elite chine, open stock, Romeo
shape. pretty souvgioen deooriition
‘tuintly shaded with yellow, 1032piegee,
m
Lu. ' ‘ $22.3: 8 .934
According to the“ name outline h the
curtailment of revenue from articles
on which the tax is reduced but not
repealed ought to be about as fol
ows
‘ Forecast for Harwell: dbd‘ vicinity:
’ .Squaliy to night. Felt Friday. L
9 ,The storm area is central this mini»
in over Luke Lirle Light snow and
r n is killing in the upper Missis-
'Harry L. Sterling leaves loud: to-
night. lore dew devil: visit. with
friends in Georgetown. , 9 9
mm’ ‘
e
Elite chine, pretty pink apple-bios.
9 Long White Skirts, mode of good
Lalppi valley and in the Lake region. a ll Baldwin. ot ellsebetn street 50'” “comm“ WWW “haven 80‘“ .. . Reduction on beset“ $9,097,104 l 6’”
sections has dope to Pennsylvania. where he handles, 103 pieces, 19 so anyone. 9 0n tobacco nnd mull. L 7.053.497 33:23 «Single... cm Wide” 980. A good way to know the tr
- ”- has secured a position 3 - ‘ You can get Dean’s Kidney Pills an Oil cigars and cigarettes. 4,850,000 Long White mm m gm, gummy teal li- Take the cost of miller“ 9L
Graiudley's English porcelain, rose
decoration, pale green border. lute
shape. 112 pieced,
‘ $16.25.
l..nuteriiier'e I Limoges (French)
.ultlnu. two decorations. these would be
low-priced at $22,
$15.75.
Austrian chine. handsome decoru-
tion. 101 pieces with soup-turned, rog-
ulariy $16.50,
'l‘liomns McGuire is ill at his home
in Walter street 9 1
South Norwsiii Division. A. 0 11..
will .ueet this evening.
Captain John Benedict. 0! Belle Is-
land is ill of pneumonia.
1,000,000
Total. $22,130 671
A summary of the, foregoing tables
produces the following approximate
reduction:
Tories wholly repealed.
Taxes reduced.
cost of trimmings (we’ll illr tw‘i
sewing worry), Bum them upd:
pare with these offerings,
most favorably surprised at til rill
Ladies’ DruWers, mode of, Fruit
' tho Loom muslin, hematitched
flouncr
Ladies lirawois. dcepliometltchd
indie tuck trimmed. .
Ladiee' DiuWere, deep flounco WI
Iiomstiiciiod tucks,
Ladiee Dinwore, superior quill
l muslin. embroidery ruilie, liar
Legacy and other reductions. muslin, trimmed with lace and
insertion, duct rufllo, $1.49.
Long White Skirts, with deep
tucked flonncn of embroidery.
fine quality of cunibric, $1.98
Long White Skirts with deep
ilouncc. trimmed with fine tucks
with Insertion and embroidery. $2.49
The heading of this “ad." plainly
states the facts concerning the depend
ability ol‘ this bright, fresh muslin on
deiwear outfit, so we’ll devote these
Plaistcd's drug store. price 50 cents.
l‘oster-Milburn Company. Bulfitlo, N
Y., sole agents for the United States
Remember the numeoun’s-und
take no other. ‘
A. (3. Ounce alive tblit the vegetables
in market are not southern grown. but
niedroin Boston hot houses. .
Mrs. J.9‘W. Beull. or New York, ‘has
been the guest of Thomas M. Saunders
and family, or Ely avenue
Charles Kenny. ol Chestnut street
Norwnlk. has secured a position In the
Norwelii end Fulrileld Worsted Mills.
5223385164
L 22,730,571
344,069,139
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following Wore loaned March 12
At ii conundrum party in Columbia
park south n few nights ago i am told
the following milllllnr questions was
put: "What is the diner-choc between
a white baby n‘nd it black bully?"
John Cuneo ‘ has been spending sev
crul days in blew Britain.
4-,...-
Grand total,
$12.
Maddock Pottery Co‘s porcelain,
Charles Bullusorst‘evene street, tell we.“ stock. violet decoration. gold
Al
and ”p‘ainedfliud this “mm“ dairy“; Sigfierhgénmm $9,??? edge. 112 pieces. tor all the young folk had given it up 1901.1ISt furnished from oillco oi A. “'“m'” ‘° ”9“” ”WW " Y°“ " f” “9"” “‘0‘“ "mm",
The early, truiiie (Will Danbhry this it all 8:. czrset lgtory all); aunillngs: “135‘ one Of the grandfathers present. mm M Wooster. “ileum, 0‘ pawn” ' . ' “ ~ N L
99,ng we", mama Wm, “0.5, of m, ' ‘ ’ Pitcairn's (English) royal porcelain, had been a slave owner in the South Bri<lv€9°rt,<‘°mi- 9 “4 Washington bireei. bouih orwalk, Conn.
L ' open stock. blue pheasant decoration lemarkod “I don't know what It is Bacon “nkemen rairflcld. pneu-
Wail paper 2930 per roll at J. T.
Plowittfis Norwulk.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar 1;. Fox, 0! West
street, visited in New York yesterday.
The burge Ado‘lf Dexlicimor has ar-
rived loaded with coal for John ll. For
rls.
9 Miss Mnry Hoyt. oi Ox Ridge is the
guest of Mrs. R. L. Watkins oi Day
é‘fleatr- 9‘. i ‘ 9 L
Charlies Sienley. who is sick at his
home in Mega street is considerably
improved.
~Borgziln~A flue Upright Chicker-
lug Piano at one‘halt the regular price.
J‘. W. Studwell.
Frodcl‘lck ’Btubpll. of Washington
street, who has been quite sick, ls re
covering.
‘ Wv-n—u-i—i
Mix and we. doim H. Ferris arrived
at the Miguel” 'Hotel, St. Augustine
Florida. yéeterduy.
Miss Lillie Gigwr 9 of Courtiandt
place. will rein tolled from a visit
in Springfield, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Goordo Allen celebrut.
ed the second anniversary of their
marriage yesterdii}. ’
“99393533313139 ‘ of Cambridge
Mass. is the guest of Mrs W D. Prcn
ties, of Woodward Perk.
Auppoi: A(pr kbeneflt at the A. .1!
19ml and held in the indie
lineup), li‘rldliv‘evcnllix lurch 22.
W
M Bri‘izlllan Balm for
hands. it softens the
takes out the soreness.
Baxter's and Blulsted's.
crapped
skin , heals
For sale at
Thole is In circulation in The Nox-
walks ii petition asking the (lonerni
Assembly that the bill before It to pre-
vent the carrying of freight by street
i‘uilwnyo be not passed. At noon over
eighty numce had been added from The
Norwulks. and the proepocts are that
conuldorably over one huiidrml and ii!-
ty names will be attached from these
pieces
FRESH
FISH
25c.
rec. lb.
ioc. lb.
199.».
10c. lb.
line. to
“will
, (logo) 79. lb.
llnd liming. I along,
OYSTERS. Gulls. ETC. }
Ho!
Bolts,
will “‘
Wrote. income
.i.~Brouk up that cold. . Use Bruilio'i
Balm. It cuiee. That is sure. P‘lni‘u~
ted and Baxtei' s. 10, 25, 50c and 81
sizes
Lewis H. Nash. of South Norwalli,
lino placed an order with tho Nor-walk
Launch Company for n thiriydool
launch
The Norwnlk Launch Company hill 1
just completed a knockahout suli limit.
for George Thompson. of U. A. Hur-
strom' 3 school
Misc Etta Schultsc has scoured u po-
sitiou as typewriter and stenogrupher
for the McKlbbon Manufacturing Com
pany. of South Norwalk.
Miss Hattie H. Burnes, who is jun!
recovering from 9 six weeks illness In
Bridgeport, returned to her home in
South Main street, yesterday.
Five members of the Domino Club
assembled at the home of G. A. New-
comb. Tuesday evening, end enjoyed
themselves playing the game.
w
The Putnam Hose Company has no
copied a challenge for a periocbio tour-
nutrient with the Phoenix Engine Com-
pany. of Norwalk. No date has us yet
been arranged,
Comstock Brothers have it fine dis-
play oi custom tailoring goods in the
north window of their South Norwriih
store. They have also gotten out n
Fery attractive curd setting forth the
act
bulletin e; ,Li'ou ii dream
dreams wh e enjoying its fragrance.
M...
Kites you to
”The members of the local branch or
the Young Men‘s Christian Association
who attended the Waterbury conveu
tion. last week, will speak on their oil
pcricnce, in the association rooms next
Sunday.
'l‘llc graduating clone of the Conic:
school this your. is composed of Miss
Kitty Troy, Ernest London, Herbert
(.ouistock and Edger Havilnud Tho
graduation exercises will probubiy be
hold in the latter part of April.
The regular Weekly meeting of Prof;
cssor Newell‘u d helm; class was held
in Arion Hull, slit evening. There
were several visitor» protein from
llrldxoport it was decided to hold a
rccopiwlon on Tuesday evening, April 9.
,,,,,
w'i‘lio ni’llolul board of the. South Nor
i it Mobhodlntlfi loo li‘iiiurch diet
it he nrcii‘l i lgni. iAn up!»
prihtiunqlaifl gilt” music (at the
«timing; your who made The commit.
too on. pram viu niven power in
call to. minister.
Aunt-L ill. El. lineup, ocullilt end niirlst
cum be consulted In the parlor» or the
unbeckemo Hotel. on Tuned and
.whllo‘drirrhg' up Go
m W Thom
Into by 9 mm. the“ driver or thi-h Mr.
Tliuplllon was unuhle to Identity me
this or it, Timm' I new m
pro on. '
.9, butler 19939.9“; Ne. iii, Lo. 0.! met,
E5,“ mi” MAW “the
it will mum to! am
e9
working at in degree In A :
lo Mechmles‘
mound Went
lefe lli’ trill-til liv when A ci i‘i‘i- ‘
9,. like the impbi'hil‘ Craig: I 1:
VI! run
. M0 Hnlfii'f filfiicmk FOR LA
‘ I chill: and mind hard
m. new «unit stir
mm
9,,
untiquc shape. lute pattern. 112 pieces
$9.50.
Mnddock Pottery Cofs plain white
ware. first quality. 100 pieces.
$4.75.
We have "broken up“ some of
our own French and Austrian
china dinnersctn and shall sell
them by the piece at from if; to iii
loss than old prices.
Dinner and soup plates. legulur $2
dualism—«$91.60.
Ted plates. legulur $l .80 doz. ~$l 20
Fruit pinion regular $1.10 doz. willie.
Butter- plates, 25c. dos
Covered buttcrdishes. regular 700——
35c.
Moatdlshes. regular 35c.
95c ~19c. 39c. . 39c
Soup tureens regular $3. 25—9ch
Covered dishes regular $1. 40~49c
Saucebosts. regular-95c.~35c.
Salad-bowls, regular 95c.——~49c.
Vegetablcdishes. regular 45c.-~25c.
Cups and saucers. regular $2.85 doz.
—-$l.80.
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS co.
Bridgeport.
um m%%
" “‘ii'.‘ “flfl’l
Mlllllllm. Pills.
65c. and
tnnudlchnflezmdem.” 99h- “ «ind ’
Huang menu In. ten-
midmrmu: willmvlnayvuoflhel‘ruinclm ridiculo-
ln nu rim Swdten cent- for
book. All [Huggins orb: mull that) hot. W IN
WIS IEDIGIIIE 00. Box 1930. 508m- I”,
l tells :gnl’iili tile.
District of Connecticut.
By virtue of on order of sale issued
out of the United States District Court
for the District 0! Connecticut on the
sixth day of March. 1901. notice is
hereby given that i will sell by public
auction for cash on Friday, the loin
any of Mlircii 1901. at ode o'clock p
in” at Stevens whorl. Rowaytou. the
steamboat C B. Lowndcs, her engines,
boilers, machinery. bouts, tackle. up
poi-cl. appurtenances. and furniture. on
she now lies at old Btevene‘ whim.
Dated this ilth try of March. 1901.
L EDSON S. BISHUi'.
United States Marshal.
By Philip E. Bowen,
his minty. me e!
FAR SEEING.
“Why don’t you get up and denounce
the trusts?”
“l'm maid ,‘fi‘tq answered the burn
need loin. ”it in lint mm my dusncml
dimming. Everybody will tulle it no u
euro sign that I don't own stock in
any or them."-Wulhiugtou Slur.
Like Oliver Twist. children ask for
more when given: Outta] woman
Cure Mothers mm it lgbly mi
«2 it quickly cum ‘utia s and
co and every mien mmlunli
tr itinnomlflq $3.!ng
as ’ . ',niui bit long can it 9191]
known remedy for yrhooplncm
C Btiilm.
”1‘ fit: us I limo up
ill" ml yells Willi rile urge;
library In Oxiord.‘ has hour:
5999: time o 9:qu noting
worried and d Admitted here.’
'1
it no» dew-«Nani.
his tridinu ifilfiifi. A public Ila
bury is no piano to! Mini
i ridlcu
rile
IPPI.
' You,“ ennui ondlner.
luvs lied the worst
of no coconut, but
now but i can tell you what it need
to be" All appealed for the answer
in chorus. and as he marched trium-
phantlyrout or the room, nitride deep in
trousers pocket, he chuckled: “Nine
hundred dollars!"
—
A REMEDY FOR THE GRIPPE.
A remedy recommended for patients
oililcted pith the Grippc is KEMP‘S
BALSAM which Is especially adapted
for the throat and lungs Don’t wait
tor the that or captures of the disease;
get u seen today and keep it for use
the moment It is needed. If neglected
the grippo has a tendency to bring on
pneumonia KEMP’S BALSAM pre
vents tilts by keeping the cough loose
and the lungs free tram inflammation
All druggiets sell KEMP'S BALSAM dl
25c and 50c.
After a Borgein»"i don’t want tow
take a ride on them steam cars ugnin
Josh," said the good old soul; "but i
reckon l’il wait. alter Ash We‘n‘sd‘y."
“What‘s tliet got tcw do with it?
inquired the old men.
“l seemed a. piece in this week's
‘Vindicntor'—~l didn't jcs‘ read it all——
but ‘twus somethin‘ 'bout ‘Chcap Len-
ton l‘nre!’ "—JPhiludclphla Press.
A GOOD COUGH MEDICINE FOR
CHILDREN.
“i have no hcsitoncy In recommend-
ing Chamberlain‘s Cough Remedy."
says F. P. Moran. it Well known and
popular baker 0t Potersburg. Va “We
have given it to our children when
troubled with bad coughs. also w-boop
ins cough. and it has always given
perfect sutlsiaction. It was recom
mended to me by a dmggist as the
best‘ ugh medicine for children, as
it co tallied no opium or other harm
to! drug." Sold by G. C. Btlllson
South Norwnlk: E. P. Weed, Norw‘ulk
The writer oi" Feminine News and
views" glide thcsc sure signs of old
age in woman (ll When letters to
girl friends are mostly addressed
“Mora" it!) when she begins to cure it
grout deal about the Supper at an en~
tertiilnmelit: (Iii when she feels a sud-
den interest in church and charity
work; (i) when she is attractive to
very young men; (5) when one real
lies the lolly of dressing in, sober col-
ors: Iii) when she compares the new
wnys oi wearing the hair with that
when she first not burn up; I?) whenw
most fatal 0! all. the gravity or youtn
grudually gives way to Incipient kit-
icnlshnees.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Nil-s. hookup Bush. of New Castle
Del. “I cultured for yam with
dyspomln. Used to have great 'dlu
tress and belching. i tried everything
I could hour of. but nothing helped me
till I took Brazilian Burn, and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely.’
For sale by R. H Pluistdd and F. ll
Baxter. 9
\
Artery oi cheerful resignation and
determiqstiono to incite the moist o! a
bed situation drills in from the wilds
or Kindred. Where it Wetmore. n as.
loonkoe‘pc‘r was we... notice. attorney.
to close his “19 or." by Tollway; at It
would be “smcubéd. " Ho hunched to
the “9m- and mt out I. thousu‘lil
has i ennouuelu‘r a tried died 1;
on Mobility £9,129 to it little 9 a
town’ a populntido c rind all, we: in
vlted , iocnl‘ paper describes the
"trend coiling" 9.9 the biggest drunk
Wetmore evgr ii
W
theoriuinni De
the I you
Wilt Witch ll
ink for it. The 3 who ill a. comm
euro tor piles, sum and skin diseases
G. C.- L-atiliuun
Pariah“!!!
ii
iii: mice which
my sine
Billion in the Mullen. cum
Eloise when you 9
in mm over moored to our new
not
Hemmer tor the ow W1!!!“ W
9 93¢.ng
;“{ ems “Unopened
’ billion
mutic We; John T. Collins. Hartford.
(two puicnts) automobile ntleoi swanp “
or and street, sweeper; Curl l. bunde
burg. Hartford controller: Charles 12..
Revnolds. Hartford. electiical control
Ior: Eduard A‘. De Bills iluriiord gui-
mout support design; Albert Ii. Em—
ory. Slumtord. gun carriage deferred
indicator: Albert l'LI. Fluid. F blur-l:
gruff. .l‘ timber and D F Dalton. Wu-
tci-bury, rivet setting machine; Charles
is). Richer New Britain. rule point:
Henry G. Voi‘ghl New Britain. rock
and pinion door bolt; Adolph L. Gamer
iie‘neinvtou. or; cup: Samuel K.
VI bite. redid; Qili'pel cutter: James
Swan Seymour firmer chisel. design.
Letter to Jacob M Layton,
South Norwalk, Conn.
Dear Sir: the idle pleeidcnt oi the
Cloim River Bank. at llrcwstcrs. N
l’., built the finest house in all that
region. lii 1884. and pointed it with loud
and oil at a cost of Slim—«tho bond-c
cost $.il, 000.
in iLuS7—itliroc years—«lie repainted
it With Devon lit a cost of $350. in
1897 this point was in good condition.
Loud and oil. $900 three roars Lie:
rev 3350 ten veins.
iours trill},
F. W. DEVOE & cu.
n. .— .0._.._.
BIG FIRE IN CLOVERPORT.
CLOVERPOR’I‘, Ky., March l-I~—l.atc
last night a gas pipe in the kitchen oi
H. A. Oolge burst setting his house on
fire. The flame spread to two W'iile
houses owned by he American Taboo
on Company, across Iron) Oeglc' s housi
on the principal business street. The
buildings were 200 feet long by torty
wide and held 1.000.000 pounds or to.
boom. An hour later only one wull
was standing. As the flames reminded
to spread assistance was summoned
from Evansville. Henderson, uwcne-
com and Louisville.
ALLFORGIVEN.
Hognn~0i hov {mind the men the.
tilt mo wid the brick ns Oi was paenln'
the alley. 'Twns Gurriguii.
Gl'ogunmAre yoz goin' to git even?
liogun~0l am not. ‘Twnn all a mis—
take. Th‘ mon was only doin’ his iciity.
He fought ()i well ill" cop in plain
clothes windieilupolle Prose
Their promptncse and their pleasant
effects make Dcht‘t'n Little Early
Risers most po ular little pills. whcr
ever they are down. They are nim-
ply perfect {or liver and bowoi troub-
les. G. C. Stllison.
“HARD" NOT THE WORD.
Trevino—"Suppose hurlld have ii. little
bad luck, why should he take it so
herd?
Browne—{lee whiz! Wouldn't you
couuidpr It hard to lose. :50, 000 in n.
sing‘le‘ npecuiutlon?
To vnemtiurd‘? it would be lmpossl‘
ble.~l’bilmlclphiu Prone.
”W
A HORRIILE OUTBREAK
“0! lar rge sores on my little daugh-
tors lien developed into a case at ,
scald bend" written 0 l). debut of blur
Solve completely cured her. ll" a
guaranteed cure for Resume Tettcr.
Belt diheum, Pimplen sores, bloom
and Piles. Only 25 cents at it“. H. Bu-
ter’s.
QUITE THE REVERSE.
“The meal we had inst night." to
done"
the old hitter.
"Think not?" _.
“Euro. lt' ll be done over. ”wl’ltliadsl-L-
pixie Prose.
Gouuturfelts or
panelling. 1mg. them lilone.
l ‘m the palm blown“
infirm mic
iler pilot.
(union, rend. but Buckleii’s Aeration 9
marked the new boarder-fives over
“Well. It won‘t be tonight " replied
o c.»
are:cxxwaf-{sflenI'uulnt‘ILl-ll
fhoice I
Woolens.
We are now exhibitingv our Spring and Summer Cloths,
and our Custom Department never before showed so large
variety of suitings and trouscrings. and all at moderate pric
The variety of color combinations this season are very mild!
erous, but our stock consists only of the most desirable co
era and cloths.
CHEVIOTS. SERGES, WORSTERS, FLANNELS,
THIBETS.
Trousers. from $5.00 up. Suits from $18.00 up.
We are also showing a large line of Coverts, Oxfords,
Viennas and Cheviots for Spring Overcoats.
Open every evening until 9 o'clock.
Tel. call 133-12.
I. la vis & S on,
Tailors, Clothiers, Hatters, Fomisfiers,
85 Washington St. South Nor-walk.
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000- II I I9LI=I I I I n I. use
”"5
Central Fold Co.’ s Store:
Can be found all kinds of
Groceries,
Fruits, Vegetables,
Meals, Poultlll, a
in fact eberytbing m the eatable line that
is needed for the table.
L In our
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