h, dont you take advantage of
' these speciaiat
21 lbs. Gran. Sugar (with other
goods).
3 lbs. Pure Leaf Lard.
Fancy Elgln Creamery Hatter.
25c
25c: lb.
3 lbs. Large Santa Clara Valley
I'rnnes. 25c -
a Cans romsiooit‘suus patientlyf the
t it . '
A. Stuil,
. .4 cornea AVENUE.
sitar noun/Anti. . _,. cons.
BBSTNIIBWTILIIT
Misti Clara Webb Is ill at her home.
llni. Henry Case. of Rowayton. con-
tinues to remain quite Iii.
.lohn F. Griffin, the plumber. has
been ill with a severe cold for several
days.
Several East Net-walk people are
planning to attend the poultry show
in Stamford.
Henry H. (‘IItIeI is ill with a seIereI
attack of rheumatism at his home In
l~irst aIenue.
The main steamers ilond and (Tur-
rlre and Medea are both ice bound in
the harbor. this morning.
The Loyal Workers' Auxiliary will
hold a meeting tomorrow evening. at;
the home of Oscar Partrlck.
The attempts to open a channel to.
the iierschiield and Marvin coal yards.
has been abandoned until warmer
weather comes to the aid of the work-
ill‘h‘.
Ruth Ida Davenport will be pleased
to learn that tirandpa Cornelius Dav»
Import. who was taken ill while visit-
ing his daughter and sondn-Iaw. at
tfhatham. N. l'.. is now on the mend.
i‘he Ihnnuel to waaik whiIh was
opened the other dIII by the steamet I
Port (‘ hester has again frozen up andI
probably cannot be opened again until|
after a considerable thaw takes piacei
it cost in the. neighborhood of 8300 to
get the channel opened and it was
practically useless to do so.
Word has been rec'eived from New
York to the effect that James W. Ward-I
run will be unable to be present and
deliver the address at the fourth an-
niversary of the Junior Band. as was
expected. Nevertheless. the occasion
will be celebratetd and further an~
nouocemcnts will be made later.
Oyster opening was suspended at the
itadei shop. this morning, owing to.
the fact. that theI oysters were so fi'o7.~
cn that the men could not get them
out of the shells. This afternoon the
work will probably be resumed. A
large number of the men were III work
this morning, culilungaI-rei stock i'oi
shipment.
William Moon. from New York. hav-
lng a day or two to himself. decided
to come here and spend the time with
(‘aptain Wicks, at Sheffield-(Iii-the-
Sound. He arrived yesterday. intend-‘
ing to take a boat anti row there. He
found that the ice was so thick that
steamers could not travel and he start- ;
ed to walk. getting as far as Kaiser's:
Island. where tiff/Ion (I open water.
Probably today to wi be able to walk
to Sheffield. Sevcriti'peopie went down ‘
the harbor this morning. and walked
around' tothe various islands. in spirit
places the ice Is belieIed to be about}
three feet thick.
Ruth lda is the pretty name given‘
to the little snow bird born to Mr. and
Mrs. P. H: Davenport. ou the 5th inst..
Ht Hennington, \‘t.. while the merry
Jingle of sleigh bells and pests of;
laughter from the occupants were
heard from without. it is the first lit-
tle one boi‘n during the leap year now
upon us in. that township. and the
name is a combination of Grandma
Iluth Davenport and Grandma Ida
James. and in time the owner will be
ud of her namesakes. Litue eight-
. ~oid Flossie. who. according to
Victor Hugo. like all girls. is a born
mother feels the grave responsibility
of having to coach little. Tip as she
Ialis her and will now experience whatI
her elder sister Mabel did in looking;
after her in her childhood years.
. .‘ .Rowav'rou.
Mrs. F‘pank R. Stevens. of RowaytonJ
avenue has an attack of the grip
l. Edward Vincent Is confined to his.
State
Mrs. Elie
Proaidon
,of
_ doIIbII-
‘pig which was lost.
; hoes
Ito-w-
‘ IUI All
the Method at. parsonage. tomorrow, to
quilt and lit the evening will have a
ten-cont supper.
The Intertainment committIe of the
Rnwayton Hose Company held II nm-t-
ing in the quarters. last night. No det-
inite action was taken.
I a. Arthur urinn has sold an horse to
IA. Zimmerman. the Not-w lit baker. Mr.
ifiriflin has several wag s which he
Idealres to dispose of.
.IO'It‘IlIl Raymond. Ira Ii.KlgglnII and
Harvey Jarvis have ten boats and are
enjoying the sport on the river. The
[ice is in fine condition.
The Ladies' Aid Bocloty and the Wo~
1man's Foreign Missionary liociety ofI
ithe Baptist Chin-oh will moot tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. B. A. (lrlmn ot
Rowayton avenue.
MIII. Helen Burdlck and Arthur
Wulkci went to Roosevelt Hospital last
week. to see Mrs. Edna Walker. who
recently underwent. a serious operation.
They found her considerably impmved.
Charles Adcocit. while sliding down
the hill near the South Five Mile Riv-
er school. ran into a tree. yesterday af-
ternoon. and was very painfully injur-
ed. He was assisted home by several
companions.
The New York Tribune weatcrday
contained the likenesses of the officers
of the Old (iunrd. of New York. Among
the twelve reproduced was an excellent
half-tone picture of Major R. Living-
ston Luckey. of this place.
Principal Edgar H. Lane stopped the
scholars sliding down the hill In tht‘
school yard. yesterday afternoon, as
the pupils went out on the trolley track.
and it was feared there might be an
accident. The coasters now go across
the lawn and have great sport.
The Misses Inn and Kathryn Stev.
ens. of Rowayton. and George McKay.
New York. and Harry Doiand. of
itownytou. drove. to Bridgeport in a
sleigh and caiitd upon their
friend, Miss Kittie M. Coulter. 196 last
Main street. where they spent an hour
tor so. getting thoroughly warmed for
.‘thcir return trip.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
inwls Nt-ff has returned to New York
after spending Sunday with Edward
Austen.
iviiillliii' hit-veils returns today to
()iiiflIIlL after having spent several
weeks here with his parents.
A regular meeting of the Selectmen
was held yesterday.
l was transacted.
Rev. P‘rank Marsh. of the Sunday
‘ School Society of New York. preached
in the Ihiricn Congregational Church
‘ Sunday.
Rev. ilr. Louis i’rrnch.
was in ilarien .vIstu‘day
purisiiioncrs here.
Frederick Street has returned from
a business trip to Massachusetts.
George R. Van Alstyne. of South
Norwalii, was a visitor iIIrc Sunday
with his irottci‘.
David Nelson Mather has found the
Hull IIII-I‘o Ia re-
joicing in 0). Ridge. When the cold
weather began. Dr.
band-time pigt. In charge of (‘onstuoie
"nus. with a ai-
will that at I
Routine business .
III‘ Norotoii.g
visiIiiIg hlsI
NI-ilson left two!
was'rpoar.
Percy Brown. of Lyons Plains. has
been engaged as telegraph operator in
riaugatuck.
Prod E. Perry has been on the sick
list some time; while not yet fully
IIIcovered he is able to once mom at-
I tend to business.
' Rev Joel S. IIcII. of Moritien. dollv~
cred an address in the (‘.I.IIIngIItatlonal
Ithurch yesterday morning. on “Con-
I III-It' cut Iiouc MIssIoiIII"
l The annual meeting of the Wounou' II
Societies of the Cotigtcgatlonal church
is set for tomorrow afternoon. A ten
will follow the business.
Aspctuck lodge. K. of P.. meets to
morrow night anti will confer the. third
tank on one candidate. II III expected
that the Grand t.tiicI.'II will be pies-
out.
Miss Mary Blaisdell is substituting
her sister. critically ill at home.
Willis Jones has struck a nail squat-c-
ly on the head when he declares
"there should be no room for drunks"
on the trolleys. A trifle ineiegant.
perhaps. btit the situation cannot be
coped with on fastidious lines, neither
is it so new or exceptional that the.
time is to come when a protest ought
to be entered against the custom. It
is not local by any means. yet nowhere.
within the bonds of civilisation has
the Saturday night element herenbouis
proved more dangerous to empioyes
and to passengers. The riotous scenes
and it is not so long ago when a con-
ductor had to dtaw a revolver and use
It to protect his life. Passengers on
the trolley do not relish having to gain
unenvlable notoriety in a "mix-up.“
yet it is beyond the possibility of con-
ductor and inotormau to combat
three or four wild men. filled with
cheap rum at the start. and replenish
have. Brother Jones hits It right when
he infers that drunken men should be
refused passage on cars.
ilciilt to keep them off. but once on
eject them.
‘ Town Clerk .loscph ii. Ilyatt was In~
IiIIceIi to attend a "Pit" party recent.
Iy and has had a frog iii his throat
ever since. He had heard all about
the "awfuiiv funny affair. don't you
know," i'tom II society chap who kept
. pace with the social fads as closely as
he did the change in tie patterns, the
exact measurement of the turn up to
the trousers or the precision of an
equatorial part of the hair. and was
finally Induced to get into the game
it there was fun In line. The start
was mystifying. Mr. Hyatt having no
{Itiil‘t'i‘i knowledge of stocks. btit sudv
IiciIIy III. lilii’il'll' hi‘l"|n‘i‘F II stIIIIIitII:
that iiiotiiII-tlIely he made for the door
Date .Iiathci to keep them until apilng . as though in a dangerous ward in an
They hate been fed on thI choicest an insane asvlum.
delicacies throughout the w-.lntn and'
were as fat as butter. What was theI
sorrow and grief to discover a day or
two ago that one of tin III was missing.
hIIII lieu th. coop. ' as it new il-on
stalIII MatlIII started out to tty and
locate the piodigai anti finally after II
great deal of chasing about the coun-l pic
j tryslde. he succeeded.
The pig. repent-
unt, was taken home and forgiven.
Spare the child. but keep the rod in
pickl e
“81' Fill 'I'IIF
BOWELS
if you haven't mm... healthy nova-oat of the
how. a raiuorwtll be. too you
anon perfect way
uranium i- to take
\ 1
IA? 'II “II CINDY
Pleasant. Pa
.INovar
Der bp|a.w
let on mm
FIIFFF VIIIIII ILIIOI BLFFI
merit
I?3”w£i““.f.§h‘“ mw a
an
erit t: for free aam pvt”:
from
n Facts.
0 of the
Hit ‘TrtrInI-nors’
on.
rainy. Conn. JanuIIi-‘y’ r}. 1963;
I wish to say to all suffering with coughs. colds
and bronchitis. that I know from personal experience
that you will find Linopine
est cure for these ailments
to be the surest and quick-
that there Is. It ta a pleas-
ant and thorough cure. an honest remedy. free from
debilitating-imp. and I earnestly recommend its use.
MRS. ELLEN FOOTE.
. . _ ._ Lm atdid. dug states-25;. 5°C.. $1.
5..
everyday
bowoa mam] owill. Force in this of
vialsntp sale or pill pollen. in tings a.. a I
smoothaat. aaaisa “
, lhomc of Mrs. Henry Lewis in Silver
lie was seized by an
enthusiast who declared: “Buy corn.
buy corn.“ Releasing himself With
iiiiiif‘il-Ill' liyatt moved along declar-
ing. “No ordinaiv man can buy corn
at the market ptlce todav." He was
on the point of escaping to the draw-
lug Ioom II hIII he was wind by Ihap-
IIho desired to know: “Isn't It
great. old titan?" and accidentally let
forth the cry "Help". which the. broker
mistook for half. ”Half. half. hill-'-
any other bid?" there wasn't tIIIIl
Hyatt got “1.000 bushels of corn knork~
ed down to him at half. The market
closed. Hyatt was looking for the rear
exit intent on getting home and tigurr
ing up how he should pav for that corn
land keep a mortgage off his house.
when the boat came and informed him
Ithat he had a good elgai and hot cof-
Ifee with chicken sandwich awaiting
’him. Then life became roscnte and
I iiyait concludes he can stand the wind
‘ up of “Pit" easy.
SILVERMINE.
A very pleasant party met at the
Mine avenue. Saturday evening, .ian-
uary 16, A few who were in the secret
,took supper with itcr and were to
spend the evening. While enjoying a
'social game of cards. the door opened
and in tiooped relatiIes and friends to
the number of thirty and took posses
slon. Although taken completely by
surprise Mis. Lewis soon was master
‘of the situation and had her guests
well cared for and they entered into
the full enjoyment of the sports. which
lasted until near the hour of Sabbath.
At 10:30 refreshments were served to
miwhlch all did ample justice. At II:I:.
lull departed for their homes wishing
Iliirs. Lewis Many happy returns of the
«day. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
iWIlliam Wardwcll. Miss Todd Ward
I. well. Mr. and Mrs. Abram Randi-i. Mrs.
F‘. Ll'rcscott. Mr. and hire. t‘. C. l'rcs-
eott. Miss Lulu Prescott. Marshall
Prescott. Charles Prescott. Iloward
Prescott. Mrs. Ads Smith. ira Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Waikiey. Misses
Mattie and lids Walkiey. Misses An-
nie, Bessie and Edna Aiken. Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Holly and three children.
Robert Aiken. Mr. and Mrs. Cloud
Guthrie. Mr. and Mrs. Henry hours.
NARROWLV ESCAPED DEATH.
MARION. ind., Jan. 19.—-Two bun-
dred persons have narrowly escaped
death in a tire which destroyed the
five-story Colonial apartment building.
There were no escapes on the atria:-
ture and the fire started under the
stall-w A number of the women
had fa.nt Ied or were overcome by
smoke when the firemen reached them.
The elevator operator deserted his
post. but Albert McCarty. a porter.
rushed into the building and operated
the lift. He succeeded in carrying thir-
ty per-scins to safety.
IaILIraav roan: aloucao. "
TELLURIDE. Colo. Jan. lit—The
military force here is to be still further
reduced and seventy-three men were.
sent to their homes today. Only about,
one hundred militiamen remain to the
county and affairs are quiet 8i: more
men arrested yesterday were depovto
ed todar.
-‘h. - ---“
the man who soils Illumaitlng oil.
for Miss Carrie it Bradley at the read- ‘
tug room. during the enforced absence .
oi the latter. who Is In attendance on :
have at times bordered upon hold-ups ;
ing along the line froth bottles they"
It is not dif- ‘
next to impossible. it legally wise. to‘
All the world levee-atom: ascent.
IIquIIIiiddre
heaping It acts endgi‘”
prevents splint
and cures can
Ml. PIOOINDIN’C HIALTH.
Friends of State's Attorney Samuel
l-‘cIuIeudI-n are units solicitmia oIIur his
condition of health. About a week ago
he collapsed. necessitating the ad-
journment of court earlier than usual.
lThe latter part of last week. the state's
attorney appeared as of old. but his
friends say that he in far from strong
physically.
liiilES ammmii‘dt'lth
Ins. I0 IIU‘I
IhICtuaalvand
PEIIIillIlJlil nus.
lfiwwiill‘l"
*
K.
ImovIIala. :'Atriaintltsouvlnoarunoith'li inmktazu;
I‘IIA'H
«ulna ho! on roots to: oar-pic
flit-MINING!
topic normals!
. v
AT LI AND POTII
.51 iIIIIIIxI IMIIIII‘II‘IIIIII'
is the ideal maniac the aged. the
weak and debilitated. It Is amusing.
atmgtiionilg aad vitalit-
ing. Quickly all m
neatly CURE!
Dyspepsia
and indigestion.
Try it. Inhabit
Edward P. Wood. Norwatk
Plaisted'a Drug Stare. So. Nor.
I
‘VICTORIA HOTEL
‘ Cor. Monroe St. and Railroad Ave.
T. J. SULLIVAN.
PROPRIETOR.
European Plan. Excellent Rooms.
Just completed and newly furnished
throughout.
Look at our mama and compare with
any In town.
One minute from all trains.
Rates Moderate.
Found at Last.
After years of medical research and
experiments Gray‘s ”tint-y of White
Pine is found by the Medical Profes-
sion to IN‘ the finest remedy on the
market for Coughs. i‘olds and all
Bronchial affections.
ZEITFUSS' PHARMACY,
8 North Main St.,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
iiISi'iiiIT min 11”.?
ill-i Nora “Throat. with BRAZILIAN
ALI doaoa for. No «plans.
Onliinfaliibla cure for Asthma. Ca-
torr Bronchitis-ml uiehi‘onnlw-
Iio u. (too and 01.00 In giata. Pint.
.ldto prepaid. It. 1". Jae aon h (It...
Indian-pain. had.
_—.—-a
DoYoIi Waist Monet)?
i have it to loan on all kinds of Real
Zstate in large or small amounts. from
one to three years. or on easy monthly
payments. 5 and 6 per cent interest.
F. Aiminalon Peaveu.
Mortgage Broker.
1090 Fulton Street.
BROOKLYN. N. Y.
Honest
COAL
$6 25 a iii—Delivered.
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR CARRY-
lNG IN.
Dept. M.
Coal that will give you full value
for your money is the only kind we
sell. The kind that Is clean
and that is cost all the way
through and which every penny that is
paid counts for warmth and tomforl
for you and youi family.
TWO VARDI.
Carried in Stock.
GOLD AND IILVIR PlifiTINO.
MMMEM
Hav- aa “porter. Can about: that
In spat-Ilium
Napalm to military and Ma-
rina In bias anti General lineb-
toa w allotted.
THE G. N; MwBBIN
M‘F‘G C0.-
sa warm so. upload; _
i IIIIIIIIIIII ll Sill
HOW'I THIN
We odor One Hundred Dollars Ro-
ward for any can of Catarrli that can.
not be cured by Hall‘ a Catarrh Cure
F. J. CHENEY & (30.. remade.
We. the undersigned. have known F
.l. Cheney for the last 15 years. and her
Iieva him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm
.WAIJNNII. KINNAN a MARVIN
Wholesale Drugglats. ’l‘olodo.0
ilalls (‘atarih Cure Ia taken inter-
nally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 7.3 cents
per bottle. Sold by all Draggists.
Take IIIIlIs Family Pills for consti-
patlon
Men die. Widows cry. frlcndIIIare
sorry. but that doesn't furnish broad.
but a policy In the
dorm. General Life [mur-
anoo Company
payable immodiltoly makes the family
Independent.
FRED H. FIELD.
oaaaaAI. ACINT,
United link Ildlgdnm Co. Norwalk.
10% per cent.
A dividend
semi-annually of 854 per cent.
Present rate should be increased
within tier; yesr. ri Your div'iédcetzt‘i
Innate an not re
fhrou h a “trust, iuntfdo Thirty-
dve illions.
“An investment, not a
speculation."
The " plan" founded on the law of
averages same as that of life Insur-
‘Im' Sand for booklet to
Hammitt. Hills Block. Hartford.
Denny 8. Hull. Representative.
1 Lauder Bik. South Norwaik, Ct.
Get 30 load
COKE
in your cellar.
It will last as Iona as
other fuels and you
will admit it is
much: cheaper.
When it is gone
the feel sure that
you bill want more.
Therein
HOT TIME
in every bushel of it.
Glee if a trial and be
confined.
Billilll’l IILIEIIIIIIEBII.
'PHONE. OI.
Capital. hi. 600N000
o
Surplus, $185, 000
A depoatt placad
with the Indultrill
Savings and Lola
Company bears a
quarterly dividend
of five per cent. per
annum from date
oft deposit until
date withdrawn.
State Superviaor of New York and
Connecticut.
.—_..
BRANCH OFFICE, 12 80 MAIN ST.
Resident Directors. Resident Managers.
I. L. Coburn
John 3. Lawrence
Mortimer M. Lee
Charles E. Dow
gm... :vpa gm mm“? .-. ”yuan“;
22.}erwalk07-L8: Norwallt 50-6. j_ '"IAM
“on. ”2. H01 Wlhn.
[MD on
Julian BMVaives FITTING.
- \
and
GARLOCK Itacitmo Tim M Iron. Copper
and Zinc.
.-44'
so South am- Itl‘fmf. 3
Telephone, 187-8. ‘
-.a'a'- .........
D V W. RAYMOND.
I A nimor
is North Main it! '9qu Flagrant.
Turtles.
“‘11—. M
septum“ at: _.._
Edwi
John
frin
100.
I.
COMsTOCK.’ WATKINS a now.
HNO E. 43-6.
W
SOLID AND IUCOI‘S’UL.
BilgiiaiiuiiiilBtiiils
Capital. “emoticon
Surplus. 3100.000.00
Other Profits. 380,800.00
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pro-Ideal.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-President.
JACOI M. LAYTON, Cashier.
Josiah R. Marvin
Christian Swartz
Wall Paper Sale.
Making room for new goods, we are
giving 20 per cent. discouat‘on last
year's Gold Papers.
50c Paper, 00c
40c Paper, 32c
30c Paper, 24c
25c Paper. 20c
Borders same discount.
To Order—Window Shades. Pic-
ture—~— Frames. ,__
Dealer in Wall WW
Supplies. Ali—stall
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tum. roe.
Cloth Window Shades. with
Solid Brass Half Curtain Roda.
3 ft. long. with fixtures. soc.
..“Shure-Cut” Can Openncuta
easily. No raged edge.
IEOT STEEL PARINO KNIVII,
earn-rise. T
SouthTi
the slamming of that
door—keep out the
cold air—avoid the
breaking of glass. The
ECLIPSE CHECK AND
SPRING will do it; easy
to put on and keep in
order We've got it.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. .
DIRECTORS:
II H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin
John H. Light
Frederick H. Rowan.
[Mounts Solfomd
20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
. 25:.
BAN
DEMTINO.
.H. Decker
mWaahingm sour.
Conn.
Weakest: connections .
CID
' We
'. COAL mined. and can therefore guan
-- antes satisfaction. Send us a triaivr-
; der. and we will convince you of the
'. merits of our coal.
East No. 2 Nut. (not in?) list aiatIayI
stufll. 35.00 per ton. Basic
Wfiiflimm
hills WW I& III.
1!! WC“, ‘0- NONWALK.
I'D—-
Tel.
'II'OI
' run. Flurry .‘mm Ill-u
I?!
and
0
‘3
[ring beetroot ll (lo.
"Goal”
$6. 25 per “l‘on.
Why buy out». stator coal. who you
Emilie. Old mutual-lo.- Taylor
world...‘~ 2; A"
. “~39 4|. .H,” D."
"A.>I .. .ar .5
C‘RL‘ Wu‘ ! \fiaviju'g.
“Goa ”...
“C6al”
buy the best for an equal price?
handle only the “BEST LEHIGK”
uaatltioa.
munch onus. I .0. Main It.
Catt. 3M. -
mitta Voun CHMOTMO out.
an new: coop rava
.NIQE IQTTLF 9F ., -
you'Iiavo tepid bit: 'abottloof
Somerset Bye Whiskey—Ian first
with lemon, sugar
ng better in the
Tin Pi 5:.
wt can. diva voua mom
stone can sap arraavtoa
sow ram wa CAN puatao ma 1
axcgaoiaow susv snaps. FOR
ran snaps cons to an nasal.-
Lgsr rm, vp HAVI WALL PA-
Paamo pose. coasipgafiow
uucu auras sup traumas
AND eaavrtsa voua es
WOULD as tips .raa apt
season, Ir IT was: aa-raI-haao
msIoa. man A cuatntiaa'
eass‘mr or if. .
IT to A "or .THAT oua wank.
MEN as: near. .' '- .
CALL U! ON THE PHONE '18“. i
I -.I
.
E. E. Gorillas
to First Am... I.“ "mm ... . ,
Telephone cut. senators;
M
The cotton Slit tall me.
FOR STEAM A l?
HOTWATERHEAITI
mousse A waaM house. an
ass NIGHT, IN potent
.WIATHINfi
I0“ for Catalogue and torpedo“.
for mmtr.
lotion ti Litigation Catapult.
96 _LIBERTY STREET.
NEW YORK. I
The instill SieIIIIIliIIIIi lining
(lncotpomtmi).
Daily F raight lino
”NOR WALlIf.
SOUTH NOR WILK.
and NEW YORK .
Steamers City a! mama
‘ and Sandman.
lavas New York. Monday. Woodsman
011d FridayI at 5: 00 D. m. »
Loam Norwaik. Tuesday. 'l‘huradasi
and Saturday at. 5: 00 pom.
Freight received from to. m. ;00 5 PM
Billiliilliii
To the Old Country. .. Drafts IaIIO
Money Orders payable anywhere in
Europa. For sale at. lowest salsa.
"... Thy.
Jacob M. Linton.
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