LE, ThursdsY. Aug
ii.tnission ——News re-
ill! extent of the Bui-
‘ wuonary movement in the
9”acoustic is conflicting in
cites from Monastlr
“AWN“ this morning, the
oaproa d that the insurrec-
:drtnight earlier than
ling“
and before the
dines‘s, predumshly.
lgaders were dlscoucsrlad
active preventive measures
ill! t minorities.
Snip an inhabitants in a num
ilages have fled to the moun-
v refuge. The railways have
. that tile troops guarding the
he quadrupled. but this would
“V” out of twenty these»,
rs, and a view of the impov
”mist the overnment will
D l to co'tn‘ply with the re-
of the reports to the con-
is confidently beliiveii; in
l‘ t e or o
gal??? ($3M decidin-
only regular troops
to insurrection, as it. is
be important it is for 'r
-d «causes such as certs!
the outcome of the employ-
. pissed Albanians or
for; The dill
en a n no doubt that t e
licontlnue it! are t policy
g the has with r lars.‘ "
int 0 nation or infantry
_.fo-ltouastir four will re-
, three will occupy
2 Per, teri to tile west-
dfl“tir.'un 'und one wl go to
WW! n.000 lull ltants
gaunt eat of Moilastor.
, da'goricai instruc-
; . ails of the Armenian pro.
r. ,-lioldlng them:
for any Kurdish
3., iii? Vigorous meas-
revent fl Tilting.
‘H ill at Bill is has
proceed to Mush, 80
mumm. where the Ar-
w.
. in 1894, to investi-
tuution there. A consular
‘fl'o'tn Enemm received here
' ‘nl says the excitement in
s ietlng dorm but that
31%?“ tail that six
aued ichslds from Rus-
, 'vrr have compelled the Ar-v
in the villages of Sassun Villa-
~ the scene or Armanian tass-
‘in,1894) to take refuge in the
taint. The Vail has sent foul
of troops Against the Hult-
is who escaped to the mountain‘s.
Poe , .. mpnlcated this iii-t
' _ sslsn palsy.
attention“ to Zthe fact t at the
ds came from Marisa territory
flu-w
of Christina Workers.
1 MHFIELD, Mass” Aug-
, 7 he opening Sunday of the Geno:
rence of Christian Workers,
on session at Northneld, was the
record Hundreds of peo-
the Saturday trains in
4:3» “Will our.
, I J. “a
’ rat-'33 opening‘ndgess of Dr. R.
error. of Chicago, who was recent-
Iirned from an evangelical tour
Great s and the chic
was or Mofessor
rr, of the Free Church Coi-
,Glusgow, and Rev. Griffith Thom-
factor of St. Paul's, Portland
' At a “Morning
. upon the men at Camp
, files of ‘the speakers Was
' who: the Jerry ncAiiley mis-
., ew York city and on the sud-l
g, platform Ss'ndsy, was Dr.
‘ .l‘ Pslltecost, of Yonkers, N. Y.
t ., has been rep r
WIT cause in the "films
. A ’ delivers a
' ,p ‘H" aluminum»-
last year. One strong
Conference is the sing-
”I rot a. What fW hi stun.
' Of. 0 I! n
Tang. 9’. Siebbins 05
“glam or picked sing-
,. vtlie delssstsshim stidI-
’ i. file [I am
In. ind Mrs. L. ErChsfer.
R. loody and otheig. «fills
Northfieid are thro
time. and the fo 0
from foot life to more com-
i
‘ _ I .
fellowship prevail
my crest“ and vo-
bummer in the rush
rusadsvsiorhms‘
1i fordfilel
' ”itih“Wli6 ‘kmas ' uaap.r‘“oass.mar *'
Wanted Iii rintsndsnt it loses.
..,Y Au ust 7... here is
3; Martin that fill all
a . .
at £3.35??? ill: .33....
from New York, at that institution
Wednesday, came about through the
miscarriage of a convicts plan to ss-
sassinate the general superintendent.
Frank W. Robertson, and his assist-
ant McDonald
The investigation has unearthed an
elaborate lot. A month ago the store-
room of e reformatory was robbed
during lunch hour. Many was us
were stolen and since then omclas of
the reformaiory have lived a life of
terror knowing the stolen articles
were in the hands or the inmates.
The strain was beginning to tell on
the Officers and Superintendent Rob<
ertson was on the verge ofb eaklng
down when Brooks shot and a riously
wounded Gunderman nildv‘ the plot w‘aa
unearthed Under pressure Brooks
made a confession that tile weapons
were stolen by the inmates and hidden
in a brick pile preparatory for a gen-
eral assault on the keepers. Superin
tendent' nobcrtson w expected out
in the yard in the afternoon, and he
was to be shot at a given signal, and
the other 0 chain assaulted. The con-
spirators a e now in solitary confine-
ment
FIOMANGE or soxss ussiemc.
gunner Herbert % the Olympia Mar
'rlss Widow of a national fierchant.
CHIC .-——A romance be
gun dur ng the Algrater uprising in Chl
us has just culminated in the marriage
in Chicago of Philip Herbert. former “"4 " ;,‘ .
gunner of the navy. and Mrs Pearl Sen-
map. to American widow of a Shana
hal (ghoul. Gunner Herbert served
on t Olympia in the battle of bla-
nlla and afterwards saw service in Chl-
ese waters during the Boxer upris
ng. While on shore leave one night
he encountered an overturned palati-
quin in one of Shanghai‘s narrow
streets.
The occupant was pinned beneath
the vehicle and was screaming for help,
While the bearers fought to keep off
a dozen Chinese clamoring for blood
of “Foreign Devils." A few blown drove
them away. and Herbert carried her
several blocks to safely The gunner
returned to his ship but when he lefl
Shanghai he carried wtth him the heart
of the young widow and the promise
that she would beco'tne his Wife on the
expiration of his enlistment.
The sailor was discharged in Febru
ary. He was notified later that he had
become heir to 320.1000
BAD TROLLFY ACCIDENT.
Sharon. Pa.. Car lune Into Anothc'r
and Kills One Man.
SHARON. Pa.. Aug. 7.—-Whlle re-
turning from a picnic last evening a
trolley car on the Youngstown and Sha-
ron Electric line ran into a out ahead.
lifi up one man and more or less ser-
l'oii y injuring about twenty others.
The dead:
“Smith Rees, aged sixty-ave, of Shot.
on, crushed to. death.
The more seriously injured are Archi-
bald‘Toften. Mrs. E. Sheasley. Miss
Zéf Cooper, Mrs. Arthur Redford,
Mis Maggie Gammil. Motormaii Hays
Carl Peters. and Lillie Mlnchel all of
Sharpsville,’ and Elinor Rose. of Shar-
on.
T 8 car, which carried about 100
pass tigers. was returning from a
church picnic at Youngstown. it was
running as a special following the reg-
ular car at a short distance. When
about four miles from this city the rope
holding the trellsy on‘the regulhr car
broke. it. was ‘While‘ repairs were
being made that " the‘ special, crashed
into the car completely telescoping it.
The dead and injured were brought to
this citV
IIW PAPIRC lN STATE SECRE-
TARY' QFFIC
The Boston Buc board a d carriage ’
Company. of New Haven, has filed it
preliminary certificate of dissolution in
the allied of the secretary statowlm
r‘ The vNapgatuck Co-op‘e tive
party of Naugatuck has filed a certlmfi-
cate of the stockholders' agreement
to dissolve.
The Mianus Ladder and Hose Com-
pany of GreenMch has filed a copy of
its articles of association.
The Rimmon’Manufahlnring Com-
ny of Seymour has flied a certificate
f issue of capital stock.“ v "the increase
is from $30, 000 to 870, .000“.
WORLD'I F-AiR FEOTIVAL HALL.
ST LOUIS Mo., Aug. 7.—The plans
and specifications for the world's fair
festival hall. which is to stand at the M
head of the main arcade en Art Hill.
have been given to the contractors.
The feature of the hall is the sculpture
crowned top of the immense dome, 260
great high, which is planned to be lat-g. 0°
“‘tllan that of St. Peter's in Rome
Thsilnillol‘lum iti' thet‘inte'i‘ior will be
i. 2 feet high from the floor. of the
me to the Soiiit of the dome. The
arch of the stage has 8
feet four inches. one of the
I} la the country, and is 53 feel
uv n A sow Lisa.
§ verge
E “writing“
1'
Easter. The. .Clilord Phar-
titanium files...
lo
the manila.“ 13'
ad mentali-
dye military ..
int : '
Episoedh
.355;
. ol'fh mat Visited h the party.
gofk' ill! hellish“ _V
necesssrytg 93
process of s it
these valuable
with safety. We
\at grocers. lac.
grains in nutritlv .~
,ll usfsosnce. ‘l'
COR/V S ”PUP
The Great Spread for Daily Bread.
A golden syru so good.
that infant igvalid ul'
morning, noon or night.
, appetite and wallet you (of. Sold
COIN recovers contrast.
lisir Ysrll and China”.
mailia
uro niid wholesome
_\ spcplic can eat it
:i table delight for ‘
Coaxes the
g; aild soc fins.
‘ nos spoken. ‘
George Wilii‘ms Centinues His Career:
«or me—In Jail Now.
Gear is Will ams, the former leader
of this ag boy burglars who on
el‘ntf-‘(l xi’epslveli in Bridgeport ,vtvnls
ago, is in the Blidgepori jail with 1
broken ba’ck b und over for burglar--
him: the QOlflOidated railroad dcpoi
in Gt'tihtveliwl
The gang which Williams led. coli-'
He was,
less than seventeen at the little. llnd,
slsictl of several members.
the rest were flat much oldcl. They
cOmmitled numerous robberies in
Bridgeport, and finally got rounded up, i, mliilt‘ any sclaurc hem
and sent to state a prison. When W“',
Home got’ free he wont to Springilcll
ass” With several othcrs and rub
bed a bank.
l AFTER-close MAKsns.
internal Revenue Collector Looking Up
Carer.
.‘vllillliilih'. Aug. 7,-411 was rumored
Yesterday that ii deputy i'cvo'nuc colitvc~
lor‘ wus ill town one day this week look-
ing up the cases of right" dealers who
are cliposlng goods for sole outside of
llli.‘ boxes of packages in which they
.wcl'cl sent out by ill.v lliuliul'licititcrs
'l'llu ofllclai was givtvu to lifidut'siulld
here that two or llil‘i‘” sulooh keepers
have but llwi up to the law. Jiisl
whut places he Vlfilltll could not be
:ltvarnod. it is liol thought that be
He also learn
stl flint some clgttr ill slurs have lulled
to my the ills due Jul) 1. Thiity days‘
I'vgttitt- is llllUWt‘i'l bi law tilld its the. litu-
llc We,“ m llartfoid i ii litisi-xpitcd it is no“ time for lllt‘ col
and w“ arrested by Hartford officers 'lccltirs to forct- pnitiltviiis under illt‘
Williams used pcppcr lo throw iii the
eyes of‘ fhbtihlc'ers.
He did time‘i'u'Mttssncliusciis its well
as Bridgeport and made his escape
from tlic lirihoii ai Charleston. it was
while gold but lhroilgh the sewer
there tllnt‘ ‘e' broke his back.
ical diflduity.‘
necticiit. Massachusetts and New York
and (hop Went wcst.
Out somewhere in Colorado, he got
In prison and while there he made
canes from newspapers and sent them
on here to Brit! sport for sale with a
pilifitl ysrri a it being a prisoner in
liard iuclt who was trying to earn ‘n
little money for use when he got out
of jpil.
Now after all this cnrocr of crime
he turns tip in Bridgeport jail for the
same old crimes. lie is a good illus-
tration of the old saying. that once a
thief always a thief.
ONLV CURB FOR DVSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklish Bush of New Castle.
Del., says: “i suffer for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis
trees and belching. i tried over. thing
l' could hear of but nothing helped me
until i took Bratlllan Btilni and one 60
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale byR. H. Plaisted, [.11. Bax-
ter. and the Clifford Pharmacy "
OFF FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
Special Train to Leave Here for G. A.
R. Encampmont.
On Saturday at 1 o'clock one of the
finest trains which ever left New Ha-
ven will depart for San Francisco with
a party of Connecticut men and women
to attend the annual national encamp-
fiient of the Grand Army of the Repub-
c.
This train is one which has been ar-
ranged for by erGovernor Bulkeley
and will consist of five sleeping cars.
a dining cur, a baggagncar and an ob
servatlon car. This latter has been put
on by Governor Bulkeley for the 'ac-
commodation and convenience of those
in the train. it is ehpecled that there
will be about 120 in the party. among
them being James A. Church. the
builder: Mr. Tucker. Virgil F McNeil.
rs. William I Morgan, Mrs. Wright
of New Haven past departinent presi-
dent of the Women 5 Relief Co and
Mrs. Reynolds of Noroton, «93:25»:
president of the Women’s Relief
This is only the second train which
ever left the New England states and
Went the entire distance to the Golden
Gate without a change of cars. it is
in traivlil on the time of e iii-st
tion of a regular t in as will nigh
‘e stops—at ',nvel- Colo o
as and Salt Lake City. A belief
it each will be blade at tile pla
T?
route to lie traverse is the Ndw York,
New Haven“ and 'Flartfo'r or'd Mto “N ‘
lchi'fi
. inc.
"lh"3(h"F' .2
s33 on Why: morning. ”that
a .80
Well
is “it me. tile ll '
Elms ll. gU‘Soiitlie rill: “q in?
o'clock.
nant (junior 7. ” fies
war-m
tit tiara} battalion. to .
. He has i
burglariaed since. in split- of his phys-i
He did time in Coir!
, bankruptcy proceedinal V .-
statutes.
A cignr agent told u l'cporicr Wod-
li vstisy tli.it llt‘ has found plates which
the Collector has vislltvd qlllt‘ vlly iii blur
Men and lil nearby t- ilics Hei‘Mlltiii liui c
bot-n nitlde Those who nave ille liy
cxposovd lobar-co for solo lire iiilh e to
lose the goods in stock. Those who
. have neglected to pity the tax will llllvt.v
an extra fifty cent‘ assessment applied
to their account.
All] person purchasing tobacco
Iwhicli is not brlfndcd or slumped ac
(‘tgl‘dlllg to law is liable to a fine of
i).
3 'ML—
EAT ALL YOU WANT.
Persons troubled with indigestion or
Dyspep is can cut all they want if they
will this ..otlol Dyspepsia Cure. This
remed prepares the stomach for tho
l‘eccpi on. retention, digestion uni ss-
slmilation of all of thc wholesome
food that fully bc villa“. and enables
lllt.‘ digestive or hills to lrtinslorm thv
some into the kind of blood that gives
health and sin nitth. Sold by Cilfforl
l’hnrnlaty. "
NAMED AFTER NEW POPE.
Father, an Episcopalian, Will Have
eon Chrlatsned Sarto.
. One of the first children in the coun-
try to be named after the new Pope is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Pick
ing, of James street. Bloomfield, N. J.
Mr. Picking is a native of England
but because his first son was born on
Ilia day of llic tvlcctiou of the new Pope
he dccl lei to tail lllni Arthur Sarto
Picking. in due time the youth will
be christencd in llli‘ Protestant EpOs-
copal Church of which the father is a
communlcsnt.
Mr. Picking is it member of the
Bloomfield Board of Trade. chairman
of the Building Committee of the Sec-
and Ward Republican Club and a mem-
ber of the Possum Club of Bloomfield
CASTOR iA
Tor Infants and
ill ilni Yul llitii may: Birgit
one.
SETTLEMENT REACHED
WALLINGl-‘ORD, Aug. .7—A settle-
ment which is claimed to be satisfac
tot-y to both sides was reached‘vin the
thefaetory of R. Wallace a Son here
yesterday noon and the men returned
to work- this morning. Third Vibe-Pres-
ident George Leary. of the inter-
national Union came here Wednesday
afternoon and with the executite com-
mittee of the Central Labor Union held
a‘ conference with President Frank A.
Wallace of the company and a basis of
ttlelneat was found. The committee
reported back to the local assembly sail
on the basis of action then taken his.
liesry and the committee again saw
Mr. Wallace yesterday. the settlement
being agreed upon at noon. Neither
r. Wallace nor Mr. Leary would at!
what terms the men will return to
Earn; Wimp I“Enacted wus
3 slei- be r rai
Mk‘eiol‘ioé the ill
3:! kinun 0who had refused to tench a;
ntice.
-Croup instantly relieved. Dr Tho-um
logo's Ecloctric Oil. Perfectly aaf
a. New falls. At any drill 3°?!- ‘
UOIAN A IANKRUPT. ‘
wsw- HAVEN Ana. donation in
U tea in
the .
anti“
strike or workmen in a department of-
New Law New in Effect and Should
Improve Roads.
. Undei the provisions of tin act passed
by lhc inst lit-nuns.1 mbly owners
of wnyuus‘l‘lilllng l (.0 ply wit ill-l
luws of the stale cpliccnfing me tilt
of l'lrca' are subject in , scvorfl p‘ li-
ally; "‘
' Section 2.03 2 of the rhvli‘iqd stbtilics
piovltl‘csns follows. “Al vellici'és listed
uli‘lit' sti'i-zigtli,‘ shall have tires not lots“
lliail llilou inches in width. All vehicles
liuvilig till nxlc one inch llllil a bull
square. or an axle of equivalent
strength shall have tires tiol loss than
iWo 'alld tine-liulf inches in Wlil h. All
vehicles so used on or after ' uly lst,
l003. and having all iron lli‘tlc two and
mic-half inches square or all little of
equivalent sircligili shall have tiresnot
loss than five inches in width. Provid-
ing: llrcs shllll apply to such vehicles
as were already in use within this stale,
prior to .luly l, 1896. only on and after
July l. 1903. All wheels so used. to
culling rc-rlmming or rc-tlrlng shrill
bv- tntide to conform to the provisions
of this section regarding the relative
witl‘ii of tires or sites of axles. Every
person who shall vlolattv any provision
of this suction shall be iiticd not more
than one. hundred dollars."
WilL'll the matter was taken under
, colisldtvruliou al the lust session of the
legislature. however, this was amended
as appended. "Owners of u wagon or
wugtitis not conforming to the above
requirement, who shall file with the
town clerk of lhi‘ iowu where said
wagon or wagons am.- used, oil or be-
fore Novcmlier l. 1903‘, a sworn state
ment suiting forth lhnl the sold wugon
ir wagons were owned and already in
itsc by them in this slow prior to Jilly
l. llliill shall be exempt from the penal-
ti :iitut licd to this section. The select-
men of each town shall, on or before
August 1. l903. post it notice in every
school district in the respective towns,
setting forth all the requirements of
this section and the penalties for non-
compliance with the same.”
The. powers and duties of the select
men in this city, according to the city
thnr on pic limited to those powets
tested in and to those tiiliics impound
upon them by the constllulioii and laws
of the sitilc relative to the admission
of persons to the privileges of electors
utld rclntlve it) tho orusuro from ille-
roglstry list of the names of those who
have fol'i't‘llml the privileges of elcc~
furs.
ii is lhcreforo apparent that the duly
of notifying wagon owners of the new
low .lcvolics upon the mayor and board
of tountilnleti. if the enattmenl is
enforced it will result in much benefit
for thc curiage of heavy loads on wag-
ons fitted with small rimmed wheels
riililea havoc with the nlnca’dam loss-
wuy and results iii an attendant ex-
venue for r‘npnirs.
THREE JURORS CURED
Of Cholera Morbus With One Small
Bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Chol-
era and DIarriioea Remedy.
Mr. (l w. Fowler, of liightower. Alta,
rcinics tiii cxcriente lie hnl while 5ch
ing on n peti: jury in n murder case at
Edwardsvllle. county seat of Clo
mourns county Alli Ho stiyzs ‘Wbllc
there i ale some fresh meat and sense
meat and it gave me cholera morbus
in a very severe form l was never
more sick in my life and sent to the
drug store for a certain cholera mix-
lure. bill the drtlgglst soul mc a bottle
of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Reineégninstead. saying that
he had what i t for but that this
medicine was so much better he would
rather send it to me in the fix I was
iii 1 took one dose of it and was bet
ter in five minutes. 'I‘hc second dose
cured the entirely. Two fellow jurors
were afflicted in the same manner and
one twenty hire cent bottle cured the
three of us and there was still s me left
in the bottle. It is certainly the fin
est bowel remedy l have ever seen in
my life and i no tr wall: lobe without
it again. " For sale by Sillison. Powell
Corporation Baxter Phar'mac, and Gill
ford Pharmacy.
marshes Ar CAMP wooosme.
steamer Giant to Charles island from
Milford.
Signals of distress were seen waving
from Camp Woodbine at Charles isl-
and. off Milford Wednesday afternoon.
The storm on the Sound was at its
height at the time. The signals were
noticed by ex Sheriff Tomilnson of Mil
lord who communicated with Granville
W. Goodsell of Bridgeport, who in turn
notified George E. Whites and other
members of the camp. in the mean-
time Sheriff Tomllnson and others en-
deavored-to teach Chat-lea island in
small boats, but were unsuccessful.
Judge E. P, Nobba, the only member
or tile executive committee of Camp
Woodbine who could be found author
ised Mr. Goodseli to tell Sheriff Tom-
ilnson to get an oyster boat and go to
lClamp Woodbine to ascertain the troll-
a.
it was thought that members of the
camp might be on the island in dis-
trees, for it was known that some of
them were there last Tuesday. Sher-
iff Tomlinson went to the island on a
steamer. C‘lerer Charles L. Baylies
or the camp this the sheriff that the
amp mm "Jabberwock" had brok-
en from its moorings and had drifted
ll‘iégli any ill lliviiy llllililtl tiulisporlil |
i of mo ,. an isc sis
With tircif’ogf‘ ‘vl us foliow'iit‘d “agi-
cie‘s ha‘ving nl ii nxle iwii ‘lnchz -
sousre.- "tin iint‘ of duivsipli}
rcugili. lib li' litiit~ ilti-s not
foili’ifidfiss nwltllli. All v éhicle
ilig $51 rxlv‘ one int-ll slid £4,0-
diliiii s mum or u.t axle' of shit
ed flint the foregoing provisions regard- ‘
«I
TH! MIIUNDIRITANDING.
'l‘hvpaster- WMs-Howleflri iii
And will not slug "l‘be Lord Do
“‘Have youvdecidudmantne for the'
baby yet 'l‘nnksley?"
"Yes. wc'vc tiiiilwii her for my new“
I
u ouwpilic.” i’iaised. ' "
’9 5What The tv‘uiiitltvituilnu luoltcd surprised
. "flirt-1‘.t Anti Hill. iii silence. stunned and daz-
cd.
We call her (insult-nu) '~—Clli-
tango “’l i ibiiilc
. _..- ”1"
”Didn't you onto any tlltit youl wife The pastor “WW “0‘ Why tMy IIIIII‘Ed
on". u... 1"“ka “f you?" Or why they wow so sure amazed.
no my 0......" "MW...” Mr Mecktoil '1‘ hey understood the man to say
"lienricitii licuid it and sillti it won "5"“ “ll” “01 sing! The Lord
very utikliitl and unjust ho b praised.“
ii iii uncr. Within) *lv‘roin the Baltimore American.
be
T0 the merit! of QR- OOSSOM' S KIDNEY and
BLADDER CURE iways follows the distribu-
tion of FR 8 PLES. but In this Instance
we feel aspecisii hart-antes In ourhelief inlts sum.
Awesome so out: morass.» our our moi
announcement, during one day we gave to each
adult whoa“ at our stores FREE SAMPLE of
possoiws
AS
Kidneya . Pladder Cure
TRUE to the promise made by the manufacturers
as to Its :ierit the demand has grown. the sales
to-da ing that of any other Kidney
Remedy t e ever handled. proving eon-
cluslvely til: «Islet DR. oossolws glossy
and BLADDDR is the ONLY guaranteed
remedy that (3pm ifilltley and Bladder Diseases.
50¢ a Large Box at our store
Theolilbld Phillilicy, liatner & Bradley, Plilpililflli.
3’ 1r: mew“
unraasms
ran runfiiiruaz' BUYERS
it"s clearing time for Suninicr'l'llrtiilurc Willi ill-l and for a lot of- other
Furniture flint we wish to get off of our floor iii order to make room for
our full line. it behooves you till it) lulu» advantage of the many reduc-
tions that have been made in our slur 0. You‘ll save money by so doing.
A J Co loss-Co.
r...
FUNERAL oi _' no mo :lisswsss
12 to 18 North Main St. South Norwalk.
The Fair bleak and Fill Stole
lSRAEL PROPRIETOR
Great Bamalii Sale of Shift wuss and Hats.
itils'wvl‘rfvfiuifii" this???" Wirii‘ysfifimpmao
FRONTS, 75c. DOUBLE VALUE. .
YOU CANNOT AFFORD T0 MISS W.
68 Washington Street
in use lib? over 3?) year-s,
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