inc nus
‘ CIGAR
. is full of comfort to the econom-
lral smoker.
it
. 5c
Mahackomoialk. Gazette Bldg.
So. Namath. Norwalk.
A regular meeting of Buckingham
m Post. (I. A. it. will he held this even-
ccnt illness.
" avenue, this week.
. the result of a strain.
Mrs. W. Id. l-‘aiohlu, In Milford.
ing at tin» post roomu In Wall slroet.
Mr. Davis. assistant. superintendent
i Andrew Leary has transferred to
4.: 7 mi . ..
WEATHBB FORECAST
For Norwalit and vicinity: Fair to
nightadnd" hursday' Notes: The dis
turbance w lleh was ceiiiral in Colo
ratio yesterday morning. has mover
northeastward, Increasing in intensity
and is now central In South Dakota
- - U’ in Washington street put in
ghowers have occurred in the lltillll~ ”mp" .. .
west. and the Mississippi valley. 'l‘hun- 300“ condition. N0 families will
derstorms were reported from St. Louis
Memphis, Little Rock and Omaha
here Friday.
4.»
The Bridge Fish Market has some
specials In fish in today's ad.
T. J. Magncr has a great variety of
luster Eggs. (‘nl and see them.
[4. L. Iioekwith, of Ridgelit‘lll.\ls in West avenue. ‘
South Norwalk today calling on some
friends.
I’. C. Lounsbury L043“. N- E: 0/ P” ed from South America. are guests of,
held a regular meeting last night and
transacted routine busines.
,Workmen were. ”“5”? 0115339“ ““3 As a result of injuries received in
morning in repairing tho block pave-
ment in Washington street.
Raymond Bros. are discharging a iicrbert 13. Stevens, of New York
cargo of brick at Port Chester, N. Y..
and a cargo of sand at Sound Beach.
Mrs. William O‘Brien has returned
from New York after beingtbc guest
of her daughter, Mrs. William Meltin-
hon in Reed, street. .
Court Mahackemo, Foresiors of Am-
erica. lit-Ida regular meeting last
night and outside, of transacting rout-
ine business initiated one candidate.
~Thrce months‘ superior instruc-
tion in Business, Telegranhy or Sten-
ogruphy at Brown College, for $25.00.
Easter term begins March 31. Oflice
open. evenings.
'I‘, ll. Foster has purchased a new 1,
horse for use at Belle island. Consta-
ble John Bennett. on the Island. Will
have charge of the animal this sens-
on.
~F’resh Eggs, 15 for 25c. l«‘.D.I.. & Co.
Miss. Margaret Tammany, daughter"
of Letter Carrier Mr. and Mrs. Tam-
many.“of No. 14 Monroe street. isvvis-
itiug her sister, Mrs. John Hanlon, in
New Haven. After remaining a few
days she will go to Thomaston as the
guestpf the, Misses Brown.
“Correct Dress" is the title of the
sixteen-pasts; booklet issued by l. Da-
vis & Son arid,‘circulated among
their customers. The booklet is very
neatly arranged and is filled with in-
formation as to how-rte dress on every
occasion. ,
Louis ll. Stocking. a former Water-
bury man. is said to be implicated in
the case of Marie Norris. of New Pres-
ton, who died under suspicious ,cir-
eumstances in the office of Dr. F. Gray
Clinn. No. 165 West Forty-seventh
st°reei. New York.
'The second service in the Passion
Week series will be held this evening
at the First Methodist Episcopal
Church. topic, “The Silent Day." The
Epworth League will have charge of
the service. All league members and
their friends are cordially invited to '
be present.
Paint Your Buggy for 75¢.
to,$l.00 with, Devoe‘s Gloss Carriage
Paint. It weighs 3 to 8 023. more to
the pint than others, wears longer.
and. gives a gloss equal to new work.
Sold by Comatock. Watkins & Dow.’
E. E. Gorlium and Ii. T. Prowitt.
Public Market
I5 for 256
Small Sugar Cured Ham:-
l3c lb. '
California Hams Illc lb._
32 So. Iiain. or. Holland a.
. 10, 25, 50c and $1.00 bottles. The Clif
Julius V. Becker and Bertha Deysexr
;roth, land and buildings in Benton
street.
Outing Club will be held tonight. at 8
o'clock. at the home of Robert Van
Bnrou. in West avenue.
lo‘rederick li. Rowan is having lhr
move. in. the first of April.’
r
The annual reception of Hope. Ilosc
Company. of Norwaik, will be held at
Lockwood's Hall. Monday evening.
Svee's orchestra will furnish music.
A special meeting of the members
of the Pine Ledge Outing Club will be
held. this evening. at 8 o'clock, at the
residence of Robert Van liuren, in
Mrs. it. D. Bohr-en's. of Jersey City.
and her brother-ln-law, lately return
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. llolt, in Myrtle
avenue—«Stamford Advocate.
a hockey game Lawrence Stevens.
nineteen years old. and the son of
died in Greenwich, yesterday.
The likeness of William Lauder, lb.
crack baseball player. was in the New
York World. this morning, It SHOW“
Mr: Lauder In the attitude of catching
In high fly. and is very complimentary
ito him.
I «~Wenr. shoes that lit. Wear 0x
I lords. Glover’s The Place.
‘ y The employees'of the Norwalk lror
IWorks will enjoy ,two holidays this
week. the plant bolus closed on 'ii‘ridu,r
land Saturday to enable the men to no
I out of town or anywhere else they may
3 wisli to. .
Adelberi. Wood. employed in
chorge ll. Tracndly. the Brookaldr
florist, arrived in South Norwalk yes
tcrdey with fifteen head of handsome
Holstein cattle from Michigan, for
,‘Mr. ’l‘raendly‘s stock farm.
t
Mrs. Margaret Lauder; in West
street. is having the conservatory of
her residence required. it was de
molished by‘thc..failing of a chimney
during the recent wind storm; John
W. Beatty is doing the work.
1 Davis & Son have two very taslly
displayed windows. Enster beams out
from hothand adds a very cheery ap
nearauce to their store. The cast
window shows the proper suit clothr
and the west. one the haberdashery.
~F‘resh Eggs, 15 for 250.. F.D.l.. 6‘: Co
A number of local Hibernians will a:
to South Norwnlk. Wednesday. April 2
to attend a lecture which Rev. Futile
.I. D. Kennedy. of New Haven. will do
liver under the auspices of the. division
of Hibernians in that. city.»Danbnry
News. '
Councilman George S. /Grumman
has ordered the badges for the fire
department of Norwalk, authorized In
the city council some Weeks ago. Th‘r
badges are one and three-quarters in
rhes long and bear the inscriptior
“Norwalk Fire Depurtnici1t~1902."
The advance sale of seats for thr
performance, of Tile American Gir‘
which will be the attraction at. Hoyt‘s
Theatre on Good Friday afternoon anr’
evening. has been very gratifyin/
thus far, and this star attraction pro
raises to play to the largest houses 0
the season.
Rev. J. D. Kennedy. of New Hover
formerly of St. Peter’s Church. Dar
bury. will déilver a. lecture at Sorit‘.
Not-walk. on Wednesday evening. April
2. at an entertainment and sociab"
which will be given in Music Hall. b‘
Division. No. 1. Ancient Order of Hi
George W. Raymond, of South Uu~
ion avenue, is recovering from his ro-
Willinm A. I'Ienodiet. and family. of
Main strort. intend to move North
I-‘rank linker, of Union street. has
recovered from his recent illness. nu
. —-'l:low a man looks depends on hi»
i lint. Good looking. dependable, Spring
Hats for $2 and 83, at Comatock liroa.
Mrs. C. I. Allen. of Washington
street, has been visiting her sister,
of the Metropolitan Insurance Com-
Lflflfll News Mates puny. has bean transferred to New
: .l l 0 Jersey.
, wYou can always enjoy an Imperial.
Light frost was reported as far south Crown Cigar. ‘
its Norfolk. Va. There. has lip?“ 11 ll‘“; There will be ‘a special meeting of
eided rise in temperature In the bliss—111,41 Pine Lodge Outing Club this even—
lHSlplll WNW. C(lllllmOll-‘r‘ “Will for log. at the residence of-Mr. and Mrs
llllli VlClllllIv' pleasant weather. “'1“! Robert. Van liuren, 58 West avenue.
slowly. rising temperature. The show-
er area in the West will probably reach
,clean kitchen and a cheer-
? to] cook.
MR. MAN:
l0i|lhtll'~~~$v‘|. .
Ideal patent kid tit'oiiu shoes-«$4.
(full the and extension solid-84.
edges are light-coinrod)~¥ii.l30.
Vici kid dress slioeawtiibo.
WillkvOVGl’ shoes good shoes.
Shoe store.
COSTUMES.
would be a customer at once.
()ne visit will show. it all. though.
Better make the visit noon.
next: week.
The cost?
-—-even hero.
Second lioor.
MILLINERY.
hats themselves alone can do it.
'livlduul tnstos.
YOU .
and see.
And prices!
“tight corner, rear.
lRELIGIOUS BOOKS. ‘ ‘
For Easter or confirmation gifts.
books and hymuals either singly or in
combination.
Single prayer-books-—200 to 84.
Pravcr'books and hymnal-8llc to $6.
Testaments—4M and more, '
Hillier—«40c to $5. ‘
Writings of the loading religious
scholars in tasteful bindings for Eus-
tor gifts. too. ‘
Right comer, rear.
GOLDSHELL RINGS
Worthy companions to the special
articles in the jewelry sale.
with stones singly or In clusters—250.
30c and $1.
Every ring In sold under the maker's
‘ruarautec that it will wear for five
rears. _
Center, front,
THE HOWL’AND
DRY GOODS CO..
Bridgeport.
w...
LESS WORK
. LESS TIME
LESS MONEY
necessary when you use a
gas range.
And you always have a
cool WITH
as +_
- Conn. liilray it
nglliillg (Io.
hernians, of that city—New l-iaver.
Journal and Courier.
K. W. Mansfield has been admitted
to‘mcniberahip in the Norwalk Goi’
“.lub. The directors of this institu-
the office of Judge E. M. Lockwood
and discussed club matters. Amon.
other business transncted. it was voted
to have Willie Dunn, the golf expert
give lessons twice a week at the link '
I
given an overhauling.
‘ JTOP THAT COLD .
or it may result in Pneumonia.
zllInnBalm iavbrsaking up Golds when
ever tried, almost without exception
BETH also... ‘
ford Baxter's or Plaisted'
tion held a meeting Monday night a DISTRICT OF NORWM‘K- ss., PRU
lorwaik. in said district. deceased,
than made to this countfpraying "£01-
. teasons therein set fort] or an 0 or
in Winnipauk. The grounds will he of. sale of tholreai estate 0‘ said. do
teased. which is fully described in said
ipplication, and that some person 0th
Bra it than said applicant be authorized '
no sell the same.
heard and determined at the Probate
Office in Nor-walk, on the 2d day of
April. 1902. at 10 o'clock forenoon; and
that public notice thereof be given to
all persons interested therein by pub-
lishing this order in a newspaper hav-
ing a circulation in said district, at
‘ least five. days before said day of hear-
ORDER OF. NOTICE.
BATE COURT. Mar; 24. A. 1)., 1902
Estate of Stephen Boldicsar. late of
Whereas, written application has
Ordered, That said application be
- 5118- . -‘ . took a lady's 'gold watch. On his de—i
_- -. HENRY W- GREGORY nurture he met Mr. Egan. but the lab;
,m26 1t, 1 Judge. rte‘r could not catch him Captain ofl
‘ ' 'c’mtn rennetv’ausaéaf’7“
alien! Inhbiahmhich. had handmade _
. Intuit ,_ mire by Street commissioner. In“ town“ trial “
.: Curtis E Rivervicw Park. last night.
i Emma McDonald, six years old dough:
with poms. other. children about u
r‘m‘
, ‘mmclflc prom
, ly fatally burned. Hervolothing took dent Charles
Your shoes for lllnsier are waiting to
‘ be, fitted. ’i‘hoy're Walkovers and the
nutliost host shoes that ever came out
or the. prograasive-Wulkuwer factory.
lllucheraxln patent ouli‘ or enameled
Patent calfskin of the new York last
lilack Russia. calf blilchers (solo
Vlel cali‘ shoes, York last—48, $8.50
lood leather and good making make
if it was possible to show in type
the richness and value of the costumes
now here. every woman who reads this
ll‘nlf the present variety will be gone
AW 1 ii . ' o
A special meeting of the Pine Lodge 340.", innint 50" WM from 310 E
And a bigger Immlrod-eonts' worth
for every dollar than you'Ve got before
Neither words nor pictures can tell
the, story of such hats as are here. The,
Styles arc the ncwcst'and prettiest.
shapes are so varied as to fit. every
face. colors and combinations meet in
is you fancy black? or white? or
brown? or linen? or rblack1and~whitc?
It's here and in some modification
”if the prevailing style thai‘li please
Don't take our word for it. but come
so to $10 buys a most charming but.
Bibles and teliilnmonts, and prayer-
Coldshell, plain and chased, or set.
ed a few days in advance of the per-
Thcatrc will be one of the social ev-
ents of the season as a large number
have been invited to attond Friday
evening‘s performance. Already then.
trs parties ‘are‘ being organized and
the audience that evening will be com-
vvowed .of theiolite of the city. Those
Invitedi are responding most heartily.
which a encouraging to the committee
in charge. Rehearsal; have gropin; 0801181.
ioth in attendance an interest. 80 0,
and croup places are new about filled. Surplus.
and the caccess of Egypta in this city Other Profits.
'9 assured. The scenery and costumes .
have arrived and ~it is safe to say
pthat no more elaborate» settings have
ever been seen on the. local stage.
’0' (.‘lgllS
LilSi Slow
Mucus—WM
Sill_il,__'l‘llili Wild 'l‘heuilppnrai
Milli] Sparks Wrm insane
WIIS Committed Yesterday ’l‘n
Stair Hospital ill Middleton
4...- A...“
Mrs. Mary Mulvlhill. known as Mary
Sparks, of South Norwalk. who is
mildly insane. was tukcn to tho Stam-
ford City Court. yesterday. clmrged
with a breach of the peace. exonerated
on the ground of insanity, and com»
mitted to Middletown Asylum by Judge
Downs, for a period of six months. 0
less if her mental condition should ad-
mit. of a quicker release. Attornm
Jennings acted as counsel for her on
the police charge.
'i‘wu Stamford physicians testified as
to her condition. Dr. Kyle. who woe
called first. stated that, in compliance
with a request made to him by the po
lice. he had made an observation of
her mental condition, finding the we-
man to be suffering from hallucina-
tions. This conclusion was reached. he
said. by her response to questions. Slit‘
accented to have been much annoyed by
certain tobacco signs in the vicinity of
her home. and lllltllfiill slw had 'ch'v
ed a wraith and crane on the sign 0i"
posite her home.
Dr. ltyle testified that. he had known
Mrs. Mulvlhill fora good many years.
and that save for her hallucinations.
which were a creation of the past year
she had always been a good. honest
hardworking woman. so far as he
could determine. The doctor mention»
ed the fact. that he had quite recentir
been called to attend her little girl
now two years and eight months 0'
had than spoken to him about bolus
bounded and persecuted. and of tobac-
Sonth“ Nor'walk’s Great Dry Goods House
The Muslin Underwear Sale?
" I we would emphasize the filial}; 1
that crew Garment is made. of ‘ ,, .
good materials. well put to- .
geiher and generouslu sized. _ fl
Experience proves to us that these yearly special salsa. ‘
are most satisfactory to our buying public.
why they are satisfactory are: We plan for them and buy
for them on an extensive scale; we very materially‘shorten ‘
legitimate profit on the lines advertised, and by so doing ‘.
largely Increase the volume of business. Women, maid; this ‘
the replenishing time for their muslin underwear outfits. ’
and by so doing they got the. best pick and choose from the
best makersof undormuslins in the country. The effort is
to make this“ sale representative in every particular.
Sale begins Saturday, March 22 and lasts hr illlil week ‘
“fie: and willie there he had noticed .
her actions to be rathcrpwuiiur. Sill“ J. A “15101) & CO”
condition was, at that time. due to on!
he had never known her to drink it
nuor. he concluded she must be slinhth~
deranged. lie gave It as his opinion
that no one could arrive at a dciluitr
time; lie thought that. if she were kept
who made the original coinplalnt. tes-
(laughter; promising. also. to care for
\irs Mulvlhill‘s commitment. .
Mrs. Mulvlhlll also testified in per
her mental condition was not quite
POPULAR AMUSEMENT
' THE AMERICAN GIRL.
co advertisements being transformer‘ , ,_ p .
Into her picture. lie remarked that beg 'fi"i"£“’ll‘l‘l’*il’il”3’f"ll‘&‘3i‘Fig"?
JOHN W. BEATTY.
of two causes—«irink or insanity. Ar ,3,
oiv .
.y . ' a?
that her system was all run down and §Palnt Your House?
While the Sun
prognosis of the case at the present 0374
under surveillance for several months «Er
her condition'might be determined. é.
Mrs. Ashcroft. the woman's mother, '3”
.,,.
1 :11.
titled. ill’l'lltl tears and a mothers love 7y: \ou (“runny cannot reason “‘5'
and sormW. that something ‘llllf’d W?" '19-: ably expect better weather Iliau s';
at to have your house ”i;
‘ FURNITURE, CAMPETS, MATTINGS, OIL CLOTHS, LINOLEUMS,‘ LACE
CURTAINS. PO RTIERES, ETC.
3‘ at prose
the little child during the interim of
. We have the facilities to get
h" right at it if you on!
son. but it. was plain. from her incu- 4,, word.
herent utterances about signs. jibes ;
and other causes for worriment, that 3" on you and quote “gm-pa,
,v say the 55‘-
Call upon us or let us call up.
“gm' , j: 207 East Washington 5!.
gang. singing. 41%.. .g. '
ct.
. -..... ‘ Muses:
The American Girl, Which is an»
pounced for Friday. March 28. matinee
and night. at lioyl's Thoatrc. not only
tells a story which keeps the average
auditor in pleased anticipation, but is
filled with bright dialogue. catchy say-
ings andtfull of humor that holds one
In constant merrimcnt. Mr. George F
Hall, who made so great a success last
season in the part of Ross Bolter. still
heads the cast. Gracie Russell and
Daisy Stamps, two, clever child ac:
tresses, are playing important parts in
Prince Roy and The Little Lady. The
cast is said to be evenly balanced and
to dive. a smooth performance of this
lutenseiy interesting play.
ARE YOU A MASON.
One at the eirouweez companies
touring the New England States will
"ome to Hoyl'a Theatre next week in
“Are You a Mason " This laughable
and cxcecdinrdy clever farce will be
presented under the auspices of the
\Iorwalk Fire Police. No. i. The
nembcrs have been disposing of tie-
kets for the play for some time past.
«ad the indications are that the house
will be. filled. Seats should be secur-
formnnce.
EGYPTA PATRONS.
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When coughing away and wishing for relief
. Oxidized
' Sales
ARE STRONG, HANDSOME
AND USEFUL
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We loan them to those valid rails/x ' -
‘fo 5.2?» up small sums a! home .
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call at the bank
800'"! NORWAlK
SAVINGS. BANK
UNITED BANK BUILDING
Open daily from 9:00 10 12:00
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“and to ”all“ r’b. Pluitslbd‘rs; 0!, 1h: v._iifltlrfl
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i Any Unworlzable
Machinery
"Saturday evening 6:00 to 8:00
The first night of Evynta at Hoyt's‘
1-“... _.
was A WALKING CLOTHING
arose.
. “ , “ .1 _ lire auditor, backwaghndly scorched. ,Frary and Clark. Company authorizes t April 8 as the date?
r . . t, . ‘. The fire. was out‘ouband‘tihe was tale a. denial of the statement that the the application.
_ ‘ NightPhnns 15.6. , ‘ an to the. house of a neighbor. Strange “company In to start a in-
sown acnw‘nt‘i‘, ‘conn.
our. ..
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soup Aim SUCCESSFUL;
Gill union gut;
‘ 3100.000 loo,
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Jenn n. Eurasian-cam ,
. “0081!. [A “Oh. Cashier.
Reasonably
I H C i" White House for their portraits to be
THE G MHEKZBBIN used only and exeluslVeiy in thi: work,
M'F’ G CO.
.m R. THOMPSON, ”may”. . fleet credit upon the nation. Every ‘
50 WATERST.,“ SO. NORWALK. Selling at slant. High class men and
The ‘ reasons
‘ 531-235 Washington St. '
Time has arrived. when the poo
”I" ple are beginning to (blinkj ,
"about , baring Furniture. ' ‘ ,
in» Bedroom Suitswe take first place as easily as Bedroom Suits hold " I
the leading position ‘in the household. The latest design in Mahogany.
Birdseye Maple, Birch and Oak. are certainly handsome and the prices no
reasonable that you can easily afford to lit up that spare bedroom. Be sure'
to examine our complete lines of ‘
We have the goods and prices to please,
A. J. COLLINS & co. .
Funeral Directors and Embalmers
12 NORTH MAIN STREET,‘ ‘
SOUTH nonWALK.
000W
send for a bottle of =
It will surely reliehe.
. , , ’
Pasrdcnis
. By General Charles H. Graveston-
20 years Member ofqongress- Pro-
Pat‘ Into nounced the most sumptuous and ma
Workable Condition
nigficeutly beautiful book ever issue
in the United States. Contains . 28 ‘
large full page Photogravure Portraits.
‘eproduced from titans-at paintings in '2
the Capitol Building, the Congressman. “
21 Library the Corcoran Art Gallery
Both President McKinley and Presb-
ient Roosevelt p0'—‘8d specially. in the
This is the greatest ho‘uor ever con-
ferred on any publication issued in
this country. it Is a. work that will re
Patriotic American citizen will buy it.
women employed on commission or
part salary and part commission... ‘31
500 yearly guaranteedftor a your
zJIfiECToRS:
' permanent work. Also Manager want}:~
ed to open a small office at honie‘
PUTNAM, March 26-Michaol Kelly. “0"" "- ”mi
of New Haven. entered the home. oft-“m" H- KMDP
Joseph Egan on School street. wheni‘mh" H. LIN“
the. family was out. He put on two of
Mr. Egan's undershirts‘and seven out-l
side ones, two pairs of drawers and;
three pairs of trousers. two pairs of
stockings and a. pair of shoes, an in-‘
side coat and an overcoat. He also: ‘ ,. .. . , ..
*ATTORNEY. CALLAHAN'S REIN.
STATEMENT. . 4.
rr—‘r . Police Longdon caught him down the: NEW HAVEN. March 26.—Wheni
railroad track. This'morning in the
SHELTON. March 26—».Whna play. :oitv. court Judge. Russell bound him!
over to the superior court under 3500
bonds and he was taken to Brooklyn‘ a preliminary hearing before Judge
Caste in the Superior Court, yesterday
' - {State Attorney Williams asked that
NOT TO'HAVE BRANCH FACTORY- .‘ the facts of the disbarment be stated
NEW BRITAIN. March 25-Presi-i in this application.
F. Smith of‘the Lei'lderfi. ; tained this objection
Henry soymwi
Christian Swan:
E. H. Mathewson
Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin! -
3 THE SOUTH 'NORW'ALK and correspondence. looking after the .
ldoolah R. Marvin
TRUST COMPANY can be made on this publication with!
is now located in its new CONTINENTAL muss. Comi-
AconuntsSollcltod. , - Building opposite United States Tram
‘ ‘ borne No' 93 Washington St.‘ sury. thhington. n. c. -
,whm it can offer (hay faEiIi-l D. , RAYMOND ‘
the application of‘D'av‘id Callahan for
reinstatement as a member of the
New Haven caupntyl bar came up for
Judge Case sus.
. and assigned ,
for a hearing on;
The. petition for re-‘
anch factory instatoment is signed, with few except-
to say her long ilaxen curls were pain for the manufacture of goods in Ger- tions. by all t
urodby theatre. . ~» .. . a .. .)
he attorneys :In, the
icounty. .. ‘ ’~
Trust ‘9va ‘1'"de ‘nnd was five feet, four in
in home town to have charge of agent
advertising and othsrilwurk. Fortunes
in the next three years. , Writsior
terms and circulars. Address ' THE
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ty for the safe and expeditious: FUNERAL DIRECTOR
conduct of the General Bhnk- '. “N." mum“.
_ ’ , _ l9 North‘Moin St. South Not-w .
my 3113mm . . . , ‘ sesame. ”d?“ m
c‘ . ‘ Y‘s-uh unrn ‘ ‘
Saomgs. Department pays , 5"... .5 "'f.-. .,
- . MAN FOUND onownsn.
per cent-won deposits. Baroonrmrr, a March 26.—-—The‘
w '1 , ,body of an autumn man was
Safe .DCPC’S” 1501’“ ”mama in thehsrbor at the foot on
read} fw rental Wall street last night. The man?“
apparently about forty-“sight your: hid
cites ' In!
and weighed 180 pounds.
of Washington and the White House. ‘ ‘
Norwalk Chronicler