, ; .
v u a n:
58.60 Qghozifioludood Ai-
V thmlucss lss V
his church petitii', more"!
more ffective. than the post
9- lcaéto.
mind of this than
most for. this
elf-reproachdl.‘
‘6 core today." it “dill!“
' nearly
e't “Peters you 0ng
ii" 1
,l
as your agent? ill
your indlvl‘u 0
Friends; this debt
aha it is because you
would be pleasant to
the generous lead-
. you hove had in the
tee' and the deletions of
l Tfound. the other day. in
Whole the papers con-
i, soured each day. 0
dinner 7, l‘- got 62. 000'; the
‘ . 10.3875; the next, 83.960;
the next. 33, 925. and
0‘1 5th of the month. $1.,
many. on the first eight
he muted. and that was he-
th plrlt in which the men of
But newt, my
who; ideas the completion of
Vilpa‘ylns mean to this church
Wile eat it to mean for the
”the thought of real lin-
at has been done could
or it become a fetish. so that
in~thst should keep us
far more and better; if the
‘VV'ng effort could be allotted
has too often been else
_ beginning of a reaction to-
goblins: if the members oi
larch? could~ say to themselves
ye done so much in paying our
. ‘ ’ When holding the rank or captain of
Q a company in the Twenty fourth Regi-
"then. is my message to you.
in church and to make it the
" '0 His life to others: as never
' be to it that this freedom
in‘ltself and in the unselfish i
‘ '09 V consecration it has
‘ its to.
st 0 3
t ecclesiasticlsmI not self-.
‘ r social in I—reorol
be Will
m’iiersh'lp, coins forth
where in the spirit of
lat.
, , yids of this debt has shown
viii} will do. despite all human
“Never audio. before a .plain
‘ i this church lock God in
and day ‘We can't.’ God
lverauce through you man
s "ifViGod brought it through
”dill it for the sake of the life of
its did it. not that you ll
orbslf of a burden and got
“ ' taper. This debt DIM
allure it it should ”hot
it); ever. He did it,
.. this church in litself.
, .l the lie of
. . . r _.
later building. In as that no one need feel
eashamed
V. .1“
mo?
this isms individual church. no so '
aVl bhorch. no one man or one
church. but a universal church
a match, glapplicu it to the marinas
There was a flash. then a small iup
' . assessor of flame and all was over , ‘
Nothing remained but a few. ashes to it
I ii at 0: had been such a lords - ~
would have chosen Br
t? singing another hymn the benedic-
and the interest fully as great. The
i held '9
were True Hearted, Whole Hearted.
Ohward sun assurance Saints Arise.
The other exercises included the re
sponsive reading PVsa in 9,5. conducted
are Gammuniiy‘ Owes to the Church:
ev .
dhurch Oates to the ~96loni'unity: Rev:
Gerald“
Haven' t “Paid, Professor George B.
Stevens The addresses, though brief,
were of a mist
throughout. and listened to with close
attention by the large congregation.
stallation of the pastor Rev.
lotion of Re‘v.
place.
. w We must return to our old a
‘ 0' J. Milton Thompson colonel of i‘nfsno
God is ready to comellntdltbe .9)
9! higher distinction He is still in the
is is the read is
are hot a bailout,
1."
king u ”the mortgage and 901 l ,
‘i slew of Vail. Mr. Ferris ‘33:“
. are is this lustrument. ihl,
tgcge debt. but with one accp
lady
it ‘
9 great pleasure to destroy this “
it?" i
59:92”
a" letter hie. he ligated
so in ’the 99.1999. Before it
sat down he asked for a rising
. thanks for D Beard‘aeifo‘rts
nilhi‘r 560V , E
J
W and that if be h '
to choose his predecessor
%§sed iills
. . V V. a h an
.6 :96; for the
ilcelient work they did while here. At-
yer.
0&0
T
a iii A ii iii ins
arisr than at the morning ‘I rvice.
’ as by the male chorus
he selections rendered
‘y Rev. Gecr. s. D.
rt; . prayer."
or. w. ii an bard:
nddressesl What
Humphrles; What the
‘Besrd', and The Debt You
interesting nature
This afternoon and tonight the ill
Paul M.
Strayer end the ordination and lusts]
B. Basso, as pastor of
the Hungarian Church. are taklnll
The Folrileid West Constrain-
tloii is meeting at this hhh‘rch tbili af-
térnoon, and at the adloilrhment of the
session the ladies of the church will
serve a supper to the pastors and deie
gates. The evening session commen
see ‘at 7: 15 cm and the public is
cordially invited to at end. Professor
George B. Stevens wil preach the ser
In'cn. Other parts in the exercises will
be taken by Revs. Messrs. Frank S.
Child. Heibert S. Brown. Gerald ll.
Beard, Charles W. Shelton, George D
Egbert and Joel VS. lves.
Isa—rm.
ls NOW COLONEL THOMPSON.
w
Has Been Promoted to the Human by
President McKinley.
President McKinley has appointed
.ry‘, thus again prompting 6pc well
nown til New Haven peopi 6.
meat. Colonel Thompson was aunsigned
to represent the Unite Sta s-sovem
(mouths unspeclbl' of ..G and
,his headquarters and ironic were ini
ow Haven. He was made a member
f Governor Coilin' s stahgsnd next of
ocke's staff, leaving Gophecticut dur-
lag the last year of Governor Cooke' a
em to width his re‘ilincnt. having
i209 been promoted to the allies of ma-
plnes he was commissioned lieutenant-
colonel and now has reached a still
Philip lne
An‘o her pcihtment was that of“
Daniel J. Garr to be captain of the
signal corps. Captaniicarr is a New
Hovenor and his promotion gives much
pleasure to his friends. ,
oil. also To I I
Ten prisoners will be released from
state prison next month for expiration
of term. They are all males. and the
most conspicuous is the notorious *Dr.
Henry F. Gill, who was sentenced at
ow Haven on May 9.1999995 three
and one half years for a serious crime:
’He is fifty-eight years old. His wife.
"Dr." Honey Guilfcrd'.‘ ‘is serving a
term iof ten years at the prison for
plcit‘y in the iniirde‘r . iii in
Gill ”the Bhuthingto .airiuv wiles
body V_
was cut up and thrown in the Yellow ‘ h!"
' Mill pond , Mrs. Milford”
l
. cod twd‘ye s has and as about :2:
years to 932:9. deducting time allow d
‘rescrts
in . They went to other towns rind
on y 9' f
9‘ 99999999199599 or the Century Wheel
gigs; of 'Brldgeport While here they
They arrived shortly after 3 oclock.
George Weidenhammer and Robert
Hoffmdnn, «ad lgidgeport, rode from
s
on green striped sweaters
in‘g’trln street bridge shortly before 7
o'clock this morning. Although they .
.. themselves, and went on their Vway
‘ was taken to police headquarters for
Norwaiks to keep off the sidewalks.
and has: the time mentioned above. to
jilght their lamps;
attempt to ride after night. The until
critics in The Norwalits are very strict
about the lantern law and it you are
cost You the pris
‘00.”
‘ Before being ordered to the Philip- .
was schism
all
erh’ow things were shun»
. were left here.
4130th Norwich: was visited by about ,
killed at the Mahuok‘eiuo Hotel.
hosting storied from Bridgeport about
I O O
The triplet teem. W A. Westlako.
,Ve Bridgepor its the Maha‘clr
a Hotel. vests 9y afternoon. in
It to ‘t five minutes. They ride an
all are considered to be the
team on a triplet in the icon. ~
. Theyf attracted beholder‘able at
n he they went up and down
hingon street attired in broad red
"Two cyclists met under the Wash-
was badly shaken up. no damage was J
(J They both got up. excused
The first arrest this year for vlolat-
lot the cycle law.w we made in Bridge
port on aSturdny. hen a young man
riding on the sidewalk
It will be well for cyclists in The
If you have no
lamp. get one immediately. or do not
arrested for having no lamp. it will
He‘ll of nearly half a
coach lamps. or be on the safe
side. The law dBoes‘ not require you to
have a searchllg‘ht. Most any kind
“w“. keep you within the bounds of the
«no—n...-
MISS WOOLEY'S lNAUGU RATION.
To be inducted President of Mount
Hclycke Gollege on May 15.
All event of unusual interest to the
Holyoke college .wiil'h
tlon Kn 1”May of hill
or.
waits}. Wool-
D.. as pres
.. lie inaugural
ceremohles will be he Alli-‘2 o'clock in
the afternoon. ilhd it”. Still be follow-
on by a receipt loll 111'! until V8
o‘clock. All members» fills Hartford
Alumnus Associog (inlet Mount Hol-
yoke fire invited ‘ tci elliptical. and
to at are request :rl
efore Mril 30. to Miss
eon. registrar of the col-
those plannln
to send wordgb
Caroline B. lit
lose .,
A ler number of the Alumnae, are
resident of Hartford and vicinity. and
they will doubtless be pleased to avail
themselves of the opportunity of melt
ing the new president. Mrs George ..
Clark of Wethersfleld‘. is the president
of the Hartford Alumnae Association
and she expresses the desire that all
who can will attend the inaugural 90‘
that the representation from the local
association may be as large as possi-
ladcste Your now-ls With headdress.
Oaudy eathurtic curs constipation tumor.
50- lf 0.0 0 clullalru‘uhius refund money. .
Realism‘ Lacking-«“19 Dauber n leul-
ist in his work?” “No,- indeed. lie dc».
votes his entire time to pot traits of we
men. ’«—Harper 9 Bazar.
You cannot enjoy perfect healih.
rosy cheeks and sparkliha eyes if yhhr
liver is slug sh ahd your bowels
clogged. lie ltt's Little Early Risers
cleanse the whole system. They nev
‘cr gripe. income 0. 8011900
.,........
A mother in the west and of the city
is convinced that n‘ certain young man
Is bound to marby her daughter poi
cause the itirl sang ‘to him and he came
back to her the next evening. ~hllm~
wood, Ill. Gazette.
J
Wu-
Tia EASY To FEEL GO‘OD.
Countless thousands have founde a
classic to the body in fDr.‘ thil'il
Life Pi is. which positively (BM
stipatlcn, Sick Headache, ital VV
Jaundice. Mai ria. Fever and Ag
all Liver and to mac troubles.
ly‘ vegetablsz' hover {trips or weakch.
.Only 1ch at. F. .vVBclttct' s. South Nor‘
lwaik; John ‘A. list 'No‘rwalk.
uppy sort of a
then. He says he. s the life of a
beast." . . . .
“Undoubtedly! is is a lion in social
tl’. nbull in Lit Silll st, and a hen
at llbliieLf'.
Twelve year a ‘ AW. Sullivan. of
Hartford jooun refilled his leg was
in ' two- years he
on the best doc
he bottle of dishes
' . J sic Priced inc-m nuance Silks. 49m.
undergraduates and suitcase ct Mallet L
hangars "
V ‘ might.”-~Judge.,,
Inflammation and blood.
, ”‘Biltlel‘I‘ uphill 0:: s of Buchlen’s Ari
. ivl’lda Salve and d Nor slit: John A, mags. Norwulk.
., ' W
‘ merited the Great Scientist. “We have
thhls sale;
0 fresh new 9
optional plus
worsen
who you s‘i‘lLl
actions are n all
This word of the silk: and prices;
carcass round. 50c
:75: and an Colored ci’as, 500 yd.
"8501; d 91"“ tinned Fchluds. 600 yd
. Sailor éstrd.
:1, :3135 Egg.“ .50 lch Fancy 81M, 65¢ yd.
be? $999,750
:1 50 dcolore‘iiTa cu Silks, 61.10 yd
55c Black Iiahulsi Silks, 400 yd.
1: 75¢ imported“: plain black and plain White
bu ,'
’ cod: during thermos.
price. Nova have not quantities, not in one iii two
meet the «do V purpcmwfcrdrsss
All are new and perfect silks from best 9.99.. and American cm, and stills
arsat Is on the may silks, they otter very positive economy where you least
so cg of Silks:
Ibo Pr: rd Sluts
vs: V ha
ks' in which were included tbs W39
codslsid oi the staple ans-mu Ila:
es, when, psldccsnli
050 and 700 Guaranteed black Taiwan, 55:
”find 339,, Black Tslfem and Willis T50-
as
9070 Add $1.25 Black and White TIM
cyd
$1 Willis and Black 135003.866
$1. 25 Black Peso do Sole, 90c.
31 10 While Tattoo, 90ch
$1. 25, $1 65, 62 Ind $2 50 Black Il’cslu2 de
l
Bath healthful materials, both in high taro:
to: this year’s spinner dresses. Bulb, owing
to fortuns‘id Vdir‘cumsiVsVIVlces, si a third less ihsn
their real l‘slll bani
78¢ Silk-Ill «lotion Masculine. 50::
Soil. dainty. effective; with corded shun self-stripes
and embroidered figures in stripes on a sheer,
lustrous fabric in Emily coloring: of light blue.
lie. royal blue. helloiropc and
glngk‘e'ls WM "dutifully at
I 5‘
«can Linen first“: use. 30c...
Buuilfulm l period goods. 5| ‘lucbas wide. with
pretty sir {hurls kill.uu.plnk9 reds.ilslicuope and
croymnh Milli villa loam Regularly sold It
as tillslcisificsy‘srd.
New HOSIERY
for Men v ~<
Summer weather - low shoes —- attractive
hosiery Each naturally suggests the nexi~if
yqulmthlnklag about your summer outfit. High
time you did-«we started to think for youlcng
I‘ll. The resulils indicated in this splchdi
sleeker men's Summer hosiery. Never was
the range so wide, never were the patterns to
in. And 'csurewhamsr you with to
pay—usually use than you’d expect for the
“lily—from 1259 to $6
2800i: moderately-priced kinds:
“:06“- implies guts: ilblsckortanution
Ialso hiss cotton or husblnched split soles.
lr— Fast black. tun. weld-i, navy. histmadet
blue and (my coitus. In plsln colors. ll‘tiupllcad
soleslorwlib exifacied ‘whlle polka dots Fall
black cotton with embmldsred silk from: also
fancy sings ed cotton: light or dark grounds.
"36c pair-v asi black and colors in halo thread.
with extracted willie figures or lka dots. Fancy
[I’l‘i‘l 9:. in'éishi or d9; group a. or plain colors.
ll:
get pslruopsn-workllsle thread. black in various
:tlrscilvs patterns wlih or without colored silk
emroldercd minis: or llk'VIrlD'US coin?" with
ohorlson stripes. sos Ives use mm
oilislciluead socks. awhh embroidered fronts on
light and unit ground 9.
sons
Broadway .
,l
. Avenue, Ninth
i1 3.
Shoe
Taltem. Elie and Black “Duchess, $1.3
75c and $1 Bldg?“ Taffeta, 65c yd. 50 and $1 .65 I yd .
I’Fnbrios for the we l M on s ‘ CL LUTHINO J
Summer D R E S .‘s It’s about as fair to our Clothing Store to try
to describe it by means of a couple of items,
Islt would bets pick one train out
road time-tables:p a sample of what the rail-
rord could do' In the way of north trains.
this res cctw-msintalnEd to serve your needs
prompiysnd efficiently; and changing with
the nature of your demand! a
“Suede Lisle" gem, in particular, will vb
WAN AMAKER
otsrsll-
Andihlssiorsilllkes flood! «villain
it.
A hint from the schedule: .
Men 9 Sack Suli9.cf fancy chariots and striped
deposit. in over as patients. Mostly I‘ll Ids with
the no In military cut cost and bro-i thesis-
5 22.499 values. in Sack Soils of rough-fuel
pulsar cbssvilotaad Rituals! the latter half Illa-
I n u is till
Transomtw. of llu celebrated ”globe" engined
warsisds~9llwsch of scam. Regular 1 II
valuesiIs.
Summer 5 CV
for Women. ‘02 V
Lightweighigloves of silk or It'll! “nod
for women' 9 summer misc-cool, comfcriabls
and good lockln when in wide assortment
many adherents.
This word 06 the kinds:
Suede llsle glam. with sleeps or buttons. as: and
1.0:: some with Paris point embroidery. and out
large pearl chip 19c.
Pm Illa oven sh patent in or
while sn‘d‘ Iii the "haste bled”!
clasps. 50C. 15¢ 16‘ J
Tail-is level «barely durable: with me,
wrist. fii bile only. at age: willieclupedo
gray and black. soc.
Washable suede xloves. relay. in Iii“. W.
pearl and white. 15¢.
Children's Gloves—
Two-tlssp suede "III. we.
Twmlssp i hols. Mic.
Two-clasp Iyur tip Ilih (loves. soc-
iips; in black.
“a: bummer
and Tenth streets, NEW YORK.
50
Olsen 5
S fare.
fulfill the promis
NEGKWEAR.
The “New idea;" it’s the newest of
narrow four-ln-handsa—large variety-w
sSOc tie. -
Imperialsnreverslblea. “Floredora”
tics in a bow for turn down collars,
cannot be excelled.
V’fdown. collars ls snappyu-up- dis-dots—
can be removed from shield and used
3 u a Iii—Inn tie. 25c. .
4
is such a tool ilslmpiy cant hear him.
It i should tell him to stay awn?“
‘why. he is such a fool l'm ufair he
.JOB COULDN'T HAVE 81’0ch I'l‘
if he'd had itching Piles. They ro
terribly annoying; but Bucklen'a 'Arnl
ca Salve will cure the worst case of
piles on earth. , it has cured thous-
ands. For Inlurles, Pains or Bodily
.lllruptlcns it‘s the best solve in the
. world. Price the a box. Cure ii. arac-
teed ‘»- Sold by. it. H..Baxtor. . oath
. Bees are vory intelligent." comm
rehash" to believe they can count as
ton."
indeed." added the common
and i hove often heard of th
Baltimore Amerlosnl
Actions Speak
Louder than Words.
Advertisemenls are words.
advantages offered here.
The new Derby for high hand turn 39c.
Harry Goodwin, the Tailor,
MAHACKVEMO HOTEL BLOCK - .
No Tolllnszlss pistons—exam. M
‘ as did Mailings.
We tell you oi the
. Come. let our actions
es made in words.
CAPS.
Boys' and Men's Caps. special for
Saturday, 2 for 29¢.
BOYS' PANTS.
Knee breaches. special for Saturday.
‘
.lu .
TROUSERINGS.
A few patterns left-wary sstlsfsc.
tory ones. too—to order, $3.50.
More Unto-Dato.—- "Maslo has a
graceful oarr,‘luge hasn't she?” "Yes:
but better still, her beau has a splen-
did automobile"-Phliadeiphlo liven-
lug Bulletin.
VW
“l have been troubled with indiges-
ties for ten years, hare tried many
things and spent much money to no
purpose until i tried Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. 1 have taken two bottles and
gotten more relief from them than all
other medicines token. V lfeel more
like a boy than i have felt in twenty
years." Anderson Rinse. of Sunny
, Lune. Tex. Thousands have testified -‘
Georse 0. Stillaon‘. .
Ambition' s Frail Fabricw‘dack. did
your new art magaslne do as well as
. mlilinery at 1858
' Chicago. says:
’ vere weather 1 on
“You ought to 90 J V V
"Well. if i had :3”? h
r9 1
lThompson. a la
gdreadful cold
which kept me"a V At night and
made me unfit to Vt
ing the day. OllBV 0:!
taking Chemhcllslil'
for a severe cold at
seemed to relieve so sickly that I
bought some for use it acted like
magic and l began toi prove at once.
I am now entirely well and feel vsrv
pleased to acknowledge its merits "
For sale by George 0.8011900. South
Norwalk; Edward P. Weed, Norwalk
cash Remedy
time. which
There is only one unphrdouabie sin.
and that is not hardening people who
do it.
Skin troubles, cuts. burns. scalds
and chafing quickly heat by the use cl
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel salve. It is imi-
tated. no sure you ‘get DeWitt‘c.
George C. Stillson.
For dipping articles to be fried. one
may use the whole egg or the white
alone. but not the yoke alone.
Those famous little pills. DeWitt's
Little Early Risers, will remove all im-
purities from your system, cleanse
your bowels. make them regular.
George 0. Stillson.
All men may be born free and equal,
but only a champ is satisfied to remain
that way.
THE BEST ILOODPURIFIER.
The blood lB'whSmfilly being purl-
iled by the lungs; liver and» kidneys.
Keep these organs in a healthy eondl
will have no need of a blood purifier.
For this purpoae there is nothing corral
tochamberlain's Stomach and Idver
Tablets. one dose of them will do you
mere good than a dollar bottle of the
best blood purifier. Price, 25 cents.
Samples free at (leergs' S. Stilison's
8011])?! Norwalk; Edward P. Weed. Nor-
wa .
Every married man knows that the
only way to stop a woman in an argu-
ment is to distract her attention.
as
YOU SHOULD HAVE ONE.
The Conn. General Life ins. 00.. of
Hartford, sold last year to citizens of
Connecticut. investments and life pol~
lcltes amounting to nearly
$600,000.00.
This is evidence that they are pop-
ular as well as reliable.
FRED H. FIELD.
United Bank Building. South Norwalk.
School laxes.
UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT.
The taxpayers of the South Norwain
Unlon School District are hereby not-
ified that the district tax of one and
one quarter mills on the dollar laid on
the town assessment list of 1900, at a
meeting of the district held on the 5th
day of June, 1900. at the Franklin
street school house. will be. due and
payable on the first day of May. 1901.
at which time i shall be ready to re
celve same at Stillson’s drug store. 82
Washington street. Penalty at the
rate of nine per cent. a. year will be
charged on and after June 1. 1901.
,h‘. A. TOLLES.
Collector of Taxes for South Norwulk
Union School District.
Dated at South Norwalk, April 23.
1901. 923 ow
N. H. a H. R. R.
nuances.
In effect December 2. 1900'
LEAVE BOUIH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
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43:55 7:13, 1:54. 8'161. 9:03x. 9:30
9:56. 10:22:. 10:40. 11:35x.
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3:213, 4:07. 4:60;. 9:33. 6:561. 6:41.
:551. 8:11. 10: 30.
SUNDAYS.
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P.M.~‘—3: 21nd: MIMISSIJ: 20. 10:10.
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NORWAH
N. Y.
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002.700.8002.930.1i0
SUNDAYS
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you expectedf" "Yes. oh, yes: we got
out one number before we went into
the receiver's lisnds;"-~(Vihicago~'
. iii-Herald.
Builds trains to Dan m 9:20 9
'mts'." L buns “i 9‘
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lion and the bowels regular and you .
74 warmed no so... “
J BOUTH NGRWAlpKllDONN
Who’ ii do my papering la
a hurry and do it right?
I will.
J‘JUNIUS BROWN.
South Main Street,
Under Buckley and Wheeler's Bicycle
Store.
Res. 251Elm Grove Place.
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MORTGAGE . LOANS
NEGOTIA TED.
JACOB 15!. LA YTON.
5 Railroad Place.
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THE SINK
is often where many of the causes of
sickness have their rise.
SANITARY PLUMBING.
prevents the escape of noxous gases
from drains. etc.
Our work is successful because good.
Horace R. Nash
‘ Cor. North Main and West Streets.
WOOOOOOO;”W
THOMAS Sillll,
Successor to
C. E. CLAPHAM.
Sanitary
Plumbing.
Phone I37-3.
50 South Main Street,
So. Norwalk.
moonstone»...
CARPETS
MATTINGS.
OIL CLOTVHS.
LINOLVEUMS.
Floor coverings. all kinds, on-
high demand now.
in
House cleaning an-
ilclpatlons discover many shortcom-
ings in the present floor coverings and
the necessity of a new Carpet. Matting
or Oil Cloth. If this describes your
predicament. remember our reputation
for large stock and small prices. You
are on the right road for bargains. it
laiour intention that every customer
shall receive full value for every dol
lltr spent under this roof for furniture.
9 c.
We value the enduring appreciation
of those who transact luminous with
us
i. J lJlJlllJJS & ill.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
AND‘ EMEALMERB.
12 North Main st, to. .Nerwsllo
“2W 7 I "\‘5
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’0. S Patent once.
V 1870 I0 1863
Offices. 1004 Main direct,
E'MEI’OI‘W. 0016*
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All
for booklet on sums.
Norwalk Chronicler