The streets ovum-mu: were never
bore infested with street beggars than
now, These fellows who are known to
[IV II ngrInts, come to South
at.
. arm: by what is known among
them II the "box-car route." They
have no money and they have such a
dilute for the work that they prefer
“I to begin the streets with they are ar-
MM or. driven from the city by the
pollen.
Of all the nuisances which the police
have to contend with, the street beggar
0.1501115. known as the bum. is the
worst. Oilcers see them holding up
M011 and women on the streets and
they are begging, but it is not
always easy for the police to convict
the belemiu court. The street bcg-
browdicharacter. if he is
y a policeman holding up a per
son “suit the policeman advances to ar-
rest him. the beggar will go in the
opposite direction from that taken by
the- area Mas held up. If the police-
. man meets the beggar and takes liim
before the man he has approached the
victim will many times not say that
-. titer drum solicited from him as he
, has ii “lie to appear in the ,policc
. court as I witness. if the man admits
: to the policeman that he was solicited
tfimbeggargpd the beggar denies
its in Qpresence of his ac-
cuser the man who was held up will
have to appear in court before a con-
victim can be obtained
idom thato e of these beggars
will obicit for If in the hearing of
8 policeman because the policeman
would then be qualified to testify
anion him and secure a conviction.
These beggars are familiar with all the
wrinkles of the law and they‘ take
advantage of them.
The worst type of street beggar is
the one who works upon the sympa-
thies of people by representing that he
in a cripple or is suffering from disease
that prevents him from working. Many
of these fellows are strong and able-
500991. the only ailment they hava be-
t chronic laziness. They are too lazy
1‘ Wii do their soliciting by the
.. 9 out 1'1 earth. There are many forms of
these cards the appeal being in verse.
They are headed, “A Thought for All. "
“A Simple Request " “A Motherless
13 iv" and “Good Luck."
Street beggars who use the card er s
tom of begging are, in the majority
of cases frauds. A man with an empty
coat sleeve may be begging on the
i, ,sitrect, representing himself to be u
:3: cripple, hilt a close inspection will dis-
: ‘ close that the arm which he claims
to have lost is strapped by his side
Then there is the beggar who exposes
the sore arm, so sore, he says, that
lie cannot work. As the police well
Inow these fellows have a scheme of
gutting chemicals on the arm which up-
h:
. arently burn the flesh and make the
1ugliest looking sore imaginable. but
, Nhich produces no pain Many of these
Inflows. too lazy to work, prefer to
Mark upon the sympathies of the pen-
)lls this way than earn an honest liv-
ling. Then there is the beggar who
represents that he has palsy and who
In so. bucoessful that he succeeds in col-
' fleeting many nickels and dimes from
llama who believe his story.
There are unfortunate people who
lbeg on the streets, but the frauds are
am only in the majority that it is
y ways a mistake to. respond to
is sires appeal. A few samples of verse
which the police have taken from
fronds who make a living by begging
show- the means resorted to by this
genie of humanity for the purpoee of
Voting umthe sympathies of the
gin lie: -- « .
. A- Motherlsas lay.
. ‘lAl'e you a Esther or I Mother?
Have you cares without alloy?
Please take pity on a stranger,
A poor, crippled, motheriess boy.
one. he boon afflicted,
, . .. ensures: they Ire .done.
lime ve’ aid unto a cripple
aver you may also have a son.
flan Chm-Mb“ You Wish.
‘ ODD LUCK
Purchaser of This Card.
To; to-dh‘y is all I need
, ' there never will be it tomorrow
MINI would prove but another
r3,
Wits measure of joy and sorrow.
s-ii mama.
Willy! poor cripple vocals to your
turn with a sneer or a frown,
in his while: is the only one
j "sfiesoffourmaygodown.
Pflco, om was: You won.
:A Thought for-fill. ' .
’hriaod's sake don’t re
W “little cry.
‘C‘iodwlllblelxow
. which organized in New Haven
- in New Haven. The committee is com-
9::
‘ robbed of is customary health by hi
. nowpe' s entirely cured. They' re gun
For God in his wisdom is the only one
knows ‘-
Btlt loved Ones of yours may go down.
For every cant you give. kind stranger,
i am sure you will be blast;
You will never miss it from y-uui pulse
When the cripple lies at rest.
Price—Give What You Can.
1 . luau. risH COMMITEE.
Permanent Headquarters to be Maln-
tained in New Haven.
The committee on i'ct-lprocul lcgisln—
tion on fish and oyster laws. appointed
by the lust general assembly and
fines;
day, will have permanent lll‘fldqilillli r
posed of Senator Thomas M. lluuiilioii,
of (lroton, chiilrmuii; Arnolt, of Mull-
olicstcr; Lewis, of Bridgeport. niiti
Messrs. \Villdo Atwtitcr and Swurlz. oi
the state shell fishery commission. Mr.
Arnott has been t'lltin’i‘ll scci'otui'y. 'l‘liu
commission will arrange iii oucc 1o iiold
sessions will: the fish ll'lil gtiiut- com.
riiiskionci's of the ethic of New York.
and endeavor to formulaic legislation
ior cuactmcut that will buriuoulzc ilic
invert-sis of the fishermen of this stutt-
and of New York.
A peculiui' situation that cxlsicti for
a loaf: time at the eastern end of the
sound has bet-ii the means of causing
the legislature to appoint the commit-
tee to effect harmony in lqu bctwccu
the ire statcs. For ilic liisi five years
New York and (Toiinct-ticui lobster-
mcn have bccn ut \\'lll' tow the catch-
ing of lobsters in the Race. Last yciii
wholesale arrests Wt‘l't’ made of Noank
lobstci' fislici'iiicn. and by tllc New
York state authorities. who claimed
that the Coniicciicut ilslicl'mtiu liiid nu '
right to operate in the waters ilierc.
Laws of this state. it has been found.
operate to a disadvantage for Now
fork oyster growers, and the commie
sion here will go over the slutuic books
of the slate and recommend changes.
iii the laws illut will not work io tin;
disadvantage to oystermcn outside ill."
state. it is expected also to hunt the
New York state commission act in lilt‘
some direction and secure the revision
of such laws in that state us are ill
piescni a linidsliip to C(iiinettitut fish-
cimen
SPENT MORE THAN $1,000.
W. W. Baker, of Plniuvicw, Nob.
writes: "My wife suffered from lung
trouble for fifteen years. She tried a
number ordocioni anti spent over $1.-
000 without relief. Slic bccamc \crv
low and lost all hope. A friend rcconi-
mended Ii‘oicy's Honey and Tar and
thanks to this great remedy it saved
licr life. She enjoys bcitcr health
than she has known iii ten years."
Refuse substitutes Sold at i'luist-
cii'a drug store South Noiuiilk and A.
C. Silliman' s, llaricii.
SAViNGB BANK MEN MEET.
They Talk Business, Elect Officers and
Dine.
Bunkers from all parts of the state
were in Britlgcport‘ yesterday in utit-li
dance at. the first annual meeting of
the Connecticut Association of Savings
Banks. iii the Algonquin Club. After
the meeting a banquet was held. ltcp-
rt'scufullves of about 40 diffci'cui books
were present iii the meeting.
The. association has n membership of
(‘0, bill the bud \\'t'lllll('l‘ :iud the busy
period somotv‘hut effected the ditch-
dance. The inccliiig was produciivc of
lively discussions concerning savings
bank methods. The prime object of
tile ussocintiou is in promote tlic gcnt-r-
ltl welfare of savings banks and their
depositors.
Appt'udcd is :l list of officers clct-i-
ed:
Picsitleut. W alter l. cuructl treasurer
New Lootlon\ . ‘:i\iiit:s litiiik: vii-c pics-'1-
tier.” Eilwtlltl \l. Mush trcn: ii'cr
Bridgeport Savings bank; Thomas S.
Birdseye. ll‘t‘ilslll't‘l' lit-rin Rulings
bnuli: Elliot ll. Morse. iicitsurer(‘t.inii i
Sutings Bank of New ll:iv;tu sci-ic- l
tniy. Arthur ii. thiit-ioli trcusul'cl
Ncwiown Savings blink; irciisurcr.
Frank l.. Woodard. ii'cusui'cr liiiiic
Savings bank, of Norwich; executive
committee. A. E. ilai't. ii'casurci' Hill’l
ford Savings bunk: Costello Lippiii.
ii'ensurcr Norwich Savings bnuk;
Robert A. Brown. treasurer New Huv-
en Savings blink: W. E. Atwood.
treasurer llurl'llt Savings bank. New
Britain; H. LcRoy Randall, treasurer
New Milford Savings bank.
A DOZEN TIMES A NIGHT.
Mr: Owen Dunn, of-Benton Ferry W.
Va., writes: "l have had kidney and
bladder trouble for years, and it be-
came so bad that l was obliged to get
up at least a dozen times a night. i
never received any permanent benefit
from any medicine until I tried Foley’s
Kidney Cure. :After using two bottles.
I am cured " Sold at Plaisted s dmg
store south Norwnlk and A. C. Silli-
[11317.8 Darien.
BIG RIDCEFIELD'CONTRACT.
W. W. sundsrland Wiii Remodel the
Jonathan lulkiey Piece. '
W. W. Sunderland, of Danbury, has
secured the contract for remodeling the
home efuJohathsn Bulkley in Ridge-
fleld. Mr, Bulkley has lately purchas-
ed the place that was formerly known
as the Theodore Mend place at West
Mountain. He is a wealthy Brooklyn
man and a new comer to Ridgeileld.‘
He has. had plans made for the com-
plete remodeling of the house at I cost
or thousands of dollars and the con-
tract for the work has Just been award- ‘
ed to Ire Sunderland who has success-
fully carried out many extensive jobs.
in Ridg eld.. The work will keep a
:liimbero Carpenters and masons busy
.2...,.. _.
e
(limo His House.
,0! Cavendish, Vt.,w
J. P. MOCDRMACKGURED
Doctors Agree. Alcohol Dangerous in Kidney Ramada.
.1144...—
...—~354-
- ... ...-..-.
0F BACKACHE AND KID.
NEY TROUBLE.
Aug. 4. 1003. J. P. McCormick, of 9p ringflsld, Mam, writes;
“i shall al-
ways be ready to recommend to any eull’crcr from backache or kidney trou-
bles your vci'y effective Kitliicy- -Woit Tablets.
clulni for them."
Many people suffering from lit-ud-
tithes, dizzy feelings, rheumatism loss
of ilppt-iiic or loss of strength do not
ihiiik of ilicir kidneys. Yet the kid
tit-ye are accountable for more aches
and pains that: any other organ of the
body. ’llicy toe the uususpcctt-tl
cause of many serious discloses. The
concentrated specific Kitiiicy- -Woit
t
'i‘ubleis, cures ail tilt-so symptoms of
kidney disease.
1. '1 on ps'rniiicitm
INTERNAL REVENUE MATTERS. ..
Relating to Judgment Debtoi-s, Cases in
Suit and Tobacco. i
United States marshals iii this dis-
trict have been instructed by Commis-
sioner Yerkes to report to him the sli~i
uutlon of all Judgment debtors under
the internal l'eveiiuc limit so for as liit‘y
burn any knowledge on the subject,
and to advise such proceedings ill lhc
promises its they may deem proper.
Acting Commissioner llobcrt Wil~
liams ..ll', has notified collectors of ill
lennul revenue that it is tlicii diiiy to
kill iifler cases in Hliil, to keep advised
of the status of cat-ii cusc, watch its
progress. consult with ilic district o‘-
toriiey as occasion may require. and
furnish him with necessary informa-
tion. This notice comes us a result of
sonic collectors milking lllt' liliiiiillit‘
that no i'iliilicr action was 1"cqullod of
them after reporting (uses to the dis-
trict attorney C'ollcciois “it: also or-
ilci'ctl in case of dc lliy ill liliiigilig cat-i-
cs to trial to iiitccrtuili (because and rc-
port to Washington.
in order to mcci what appears to bc
ii rciisounbit- uiid lcgitiuluic l’t‘l]llt‘\'i on
the port of lililllllftlt‘llll‘t'l‘rl of tobacco
for u iiiotliiicuiiou of cxlstliig l'cgu-
lotions in such a murmur as to per-
iiiit of‘dhc puiiiug up of packages of
ctivcutilsli. plug uud tu'isl iobiict'o of
suiull dcllouiiiuiiioiis for use its sulllplt-it
u'lilt ii may be properly tiislribtiicd
ilirouuli tlic mulls or oiiici'wlsc. Com-
missioner \‘crkcs has pi'oiiiulgaicd tlic
following:
The use of strip stamps for tobacco
oi' the denominations of i. l 28. 2 "1,0.
1. :l -.l 4. b and ill euutcs on puc kugca
cnvendish, plug twist or leaf tobactols
pt-i'miitcd. and hilt-ii tobacco shall be
put up in packages of suitable materials
containing the exact quantity of tobuc»
co us rcprcscntcd by the stamp affixcd
tlicrcto. Each such pitckitgc of lll“
nbovc denominations. whether of wood.
paper or other lllfl‘t'l'iill, must have no
('iii'cly nlilxcd illi'l'l‘it) ilic proper stump
conforming to ihc weight oi‘ the con‘
tents and so niiuclicd its in effectually
soul the some and l‘i'lltlt‘i‘ ii impossible
:0 open the package or remove its f‘till-
tcnis \vliiimii destroying or bretiklug
illi‘ stump.
NEVER ASK ADVICE.
When you have a cough oi' cold don't
ask what is good for it and get some
,nicditiuc with little or no mciit and
They arc absolutely all you
if .\ou have backache. if making wut-
c: is painful (.i if ctiiiipelled to get in.
during the night, the Kldncy- -Wort Tub-
lots will ciiic you as they have cured
thousands of oiliois
Has your urine you: back your gen-
oral health bid you to wolidcl if you:
kldiicys me sound. " Write llr Pcttln
gill. Bulllngtou. Vermont. Give him
your symptoms, he will advise you free.
Non-Alcoholic
Concentrated. ,
do Spoon Needed.
‘ fili~ .
CONNECTICUT PATENTO
The following \vt-ic issued Oct. 0,
look:
list furiilshtd from oillcc of A. ill.
,Woesicr solicitor of patents. llritlge-
' port, 00nd:
iRoberi Stock and l“. l". Bot-gum.
Bridgeport. strength-testing tlovif‘c.
John M. (lrclsi. New Haven,
patents: Tuck-folding gliltio for now-
ing machines: tittiicllmcnt holder for
sewing machines.
Chan. 1“. built-john.
pellf'll'shul'lit'llt'l'.
Wilson 10. Porter. Ncu' linvcii,
debt for pedonieiors.
William l". i-lcinioud.
bon reversing nit-cliunism
writers.
Louis Myci's, Hartford. 3 piiiciits:
Ta'biiiaiiug dcvicc for typewriters; ball
Ea:
New illivcar,
pcii-
I'll)-
type-
Hartford.
for
retainer; lypcbui' bearing.
Herbert i’. Scyuiour, iiurtford,
bicycle.
Curtis ll. Vccdcr. Hartford, machine
for ciiiiilig off metal rods, cic.
Charles (liovcr. Ncw llrltaiii. liltllc.
Gustavo A. lluguci'. Mcriilcu. photo-
graphic plaie bolder.
Richard W. Mllllsili'ltl, NW London,
i‘dlll'iillfl‘llli uutl piizzlc block.
Aldci ilcssciic. linuiclsoii. i'cfi'igcru-
tor di'lp‘pan :itizitthiut-lit.
Hobci'l liootii, lli'isiol.
lug.
Louis 1‘.
book.
William S. iioultiiiti. ()ltl
lil'iilic liicciiuiiisiu for burs.
LABELS.
Moses H Lambert. thv llul't‘u.
(loid lloud liui." ii’tll‘ lluti-ii.
soup-fastens
iiillcl', \Villilllgilll‘ll, chock»
Soy brook,
“'i’li c
A LOVE LETTER.
Would not interest you if you're look-
ing for a guarantee. Salvo for Sores,
Burns or l'llcs,. ()ito llodd. of Fourier,
Mo, writes: “l have suffercd with
all) ugly bore for a year. but a box of
llut'klcn's Ariiitzi Sulvc cured me. it’s
the best Salvo on earth. 25c at Frank
ll. llnxicr's drug store. ”
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
. TIME TABLE.
In effect August 17, 1903.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
[)i'lllilllt’. daugcioiis Ask for Foley’s ,A- M-"lZISBX. 5224:. 5:581, 6:15,
Honey and Tilt. llll' grt‘tlir‘st throat and "if?! 7103- “15- 3‘15 3:175. 9:051,
lung i'geiiicdi it cures coughs and colds ‘i:.4x,§i:40, 10_:_34‘- mi“). 1133-53-
quickly. Sold iii i’luistctl's drugstore. P- L—IZIWX- 1513- 2525‘. 3105.
South Norwalli, and A. C. Sillimnu's. 3320!. 4107. iii-(ix, 5:40, 5:55x, 6:38,
Daricu. at 6:551, 7207!, 7:5ox. 8:00, 10:20.
MAUNLALOS OUTBREAK HEAVY.
Volcano in Active and Flowing Lava
Makes a Grand Spectacle.
HON0i.l7l.ll. Oct. ii.-l‘lirihcr advic-
es state that thc Maimlaios outbreak is
very heavy. The iiowiug lava makes
a grand spectacle. Excursions tire lic-
ing arranged from llonoluiu. A wire-
less message from Hilo in the Alvardc-
zur says the volcano is very active nut!
that the lava flow is going toward the
Kabuki: cattle ranch. A messengcr
rcportsthst two streams of luvs. very
wide. may be seen from volcano house
Kilauea. and all parts of the Kenn plan-
tation. The glow is visible in Hilo.
it is believed that the. lava will break
out further down the mountain. No
plantations or settlements are endang-
ered by the lava flow and the eruption
will be without material damage.
A PERFECT PAINLESS PlLL.
is the one that will cleanse the system,
set the liver to action. remove the bile,
clear the complexion, cure headache
and leave a good taste in the mouth.
The famous little pills for doing such
work pleasantly and effectually‘ are'
DeWitt‘s Little Early Risers. Bob
Moore of Lafayette. ind, says: "All
other pills l have used gripe and sick
en, while DeWitt‘ s Little Early Risers
are simply perfect." Sold at Clifford
Phat-.macy ' "
BthlANDC ..ANTDOS. NOT INSURREC-
MANlLA. Oct. 8.—-The Bupremt’.
Court in confirming the conviction of
a number of hadrons sentenced to im-
prisonmeut. .for life. dress" its opin-
‘ DAANIURV. TO SOUTH NORWALK
loo that the late San hflbuel head off
union of Chronic Constipation. Who
Dr. Klng'.a New Life Pills broke lav
his house, his trouble was arrested“ as
sateen to enrenbeIt’Frank 13.13am
m.m.. sh“ 'li i'l r_ an
a
CAVALRY REUNIONCi
thirteenth III
SUNDAYS.
A. M.—12:5ilx, 5:24x, 5:58x, 9:05,
9:42x.
P. M.-—3:20x. 5:40. 5:55x. 7:20.
8:40x, 10:10.
...——
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWA '.
A. M.-l'2: 02x. 5: 00, 6:00, 7: 00
8: 00):. 8: 02, 9: 00x 9: 04!, 10: 02:, 10: 04
11:001. 11: 02.
P. M.:-—12 0'2, 1:.06 2200!, 3:.03
3:301, 4::,02!.404 4:30. 52.03 5:30
6:00x,6:02, 7:00, ii:02,0x.900x 9:30
11:00x.
SUNDAYS.
A, M.——12:02x, 6:00, 7:30, 10:03.
- P. M.-—6:00. 8:00x, 11:00.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW HAVEN
A M.:——1211x,1:15,156x, 6:18,
1:42, 8: 42 9:10: 10: 00x, 11: 051.11: 37
P. M.—12:02x. 1:12, 3:021, 4220.
5:25, 6:30. 7:05x, 9:05x, 9:15, 10:01.
11:15.
Bridgeport, in addition to above—P.
lit—2:46. 6:03. 7:28.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.--:12 08x,1:15x 1: 56:, 7. 42,
9:10 11: 05!".
P. M.:——7 15 9. 05. i.
___.—-—
sourii NORWALK 1'50 nausurtv. 7 i
A. M.—:6 23 9:15, 9.
P. M.:-—-1 20. 4: 27:, 5: 10. E257, 7110.
51—600 723 8119381145
int: 72 30 p. m. Leave
a. m.: b. m.:—6 10, 7: 57:.
Saturday only, South Norwalk to
Danbnry. I: In.
An I indi
.tn‘gei
, «east. .
esaruses canker as cause
by local applications II they cannot:
roach the diseased portion of the car.
There is only one way to cure deafneiis,
Deafness is caused by an inflamed con-
dition of the mucous lining of tho
Eustachian Tube. When this tube is
or imperfect hearing. and when it is
entirely closed. Deafness is the result,
and unless the inflammation can
mucous services.
curctl by
Semi for circu-
ctiiurrli) that cannot be
Hall's Catsrrh Cure.
lars. free.
i“. .l. CHENEY a 00.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggista. 75c.
iinll‘s Family Pills are the best. ”
AmmuniliOns ,
Fishing Tackle and
general Sportsman’ s
Supplies.
We have a fine line
01'
high tirade guns and it
will pau uou to see
our stock before blill‘
inc. Our cheaper
guns are exceptional
good value. lnload-
ed shells. we can give
liou most and size
load.
COMSTOCK
WINS
e npvv,
. Next 0er City Library.
112 WASHINGTON STREET,
‘ SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone, 43-8.
Do It _Novv.
We consider that this is a good time
to do painting. We Will do your work
with the best materials in the skillful
manner which our experience enables
and tho'bcst of it all is that OUR
PRICES ARE LOW.
Painting.
Papa Hanging, ,
levitating.
(~—
'0. i}. ‘?'.iluiiiilii’s,
10 First Avenue. EIst NorwIlk.
TelEphens Cali,135-2.
SOLID 1770— SbCCISSFUL.
, .
iifiiinii
' 51100300: ,
and that is by constitutional remedies. .
inflamed you have a rumbling sound ;
be
taken out and this tube resto cd to its ,
uoiiuai condition. licarlug wil be dos- - .
iroyed forever; nine cases out of ion , ‘
are caused by Ontarrli. which is riolh- ‘
ing but. an inflamed condition of the if
We will give Ono llundrod Dollars ,
for any case of Deafness (caused by .
...—.....s...~_... .-.... -...-. “Lu-«m- —-a~v ....—
ens
iiiv know the secret of
biaiiiiiig a good husband
and of
ecpiui.r his love
eke would soon give
Way to 10v.
l
,
iris would many, not
be spinstcrs.
nd the nice. lite would
eniov.
“ ccret is tuned in the big
letters.
A postal bring:- our representative.
civil: iii lligiiiiiiiilii
COME: SEE THE PRETTY, saris
'ric PATTERNS THAT THE CLEVER
ossicNEns HAVE GIVEN To THE
wonLo THIS SEASON—WE’LL FUR
NISH EXPERT WORKMEN ,To
HANG THE, PAPER FOR YOU.
To Order—Window Shades. Pic-
ture Frames.
Dealer in Wall Papers. Painters‘
Supplies, Artists’ Materials.
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tures. rec.
Cloth Window Shades, with
fringe, 25c.
Solid Brass Half Curtain Rods.
3 ft. long, with fixtures. soc.
. .“Shure-Cut" Ca: Opener, cuts
casil . No ra e ed e.
’ dim. ‘
BEST STEEL PARINO KNIVES,
_—
PAINTING, PAPER HANG-
ING, DECORATING.
87 Washington Street.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone Connéctions.
WVLL
living Lockvou ill 00.
taco-art
“Coal”
“Coal”
$6.25 per Ton
Why buy poor, slntcy coal, when you
can buy the best for an equal price?
We handle only the "BEST LEHlGll"
COAL mined, and can therefore guar~
antee satisfaction Send us a trial or-
der, and we will convince you of the
merits of our coal.
Best No. 2 Nut, (not the flat slatey
stuff $5.00 per ton. Best Cumberland
Bituminous at attractive prices.
Charcoal in large or small quantities.
Seasoned Wood, cord lengths or sawed
till}. locliiooili Go.
122 WATER 81'"
Branch 0m 8 So. lain It.
1‘0! null 81% i
said all the single maid- TV
."A‘l
Tabasco! oer. is. t...
by .i
FOR STEAM AND
HOT WATER HEATlNG
INSUREB A WARM HOUOE. DAY
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96 LIBERTY STREET.
NEW YORK.
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