”véxk?,?£~!» w
' \
to plans more
, as
Ranges
tan '1,
Heaters
than In any pre:vlous year. 1
Order at once and be among the
first to enjoy complete happiut-ss dur~
tag hot weather.
CONNECTIONS FREE.
Lillill'i It Illiiiiigiiii.
'PHONE. is.
Do you want any wiring liquors?
Call at the ‘
Imperial Chfo
There you will find the best
IMPDR TED FOR 1' A ND
SHERR Y WINES.
Do yoti need streugIhI—Try‘a bottle.
Also the best of liquors.
Do not forget that no better meal Is
served in the town than at our restau-
rant.
CARL SCIMUB.
Railroad Avenue.
_...
PLUMBING.
mast.
nor ws res.
111110 ass
rtrrrivo. '
Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
80 South Main Strut.
Tolephons,131-3.
South Norwaik, Conn.
Easy To Pick
the proper Wall Paped Designs from
our splendid stock. There isn't a
more attractive stock of New and Ar-
tistic Wall Papers In these parts.
' Prices are proper and workmen most
sltillful.
Sole agent for Janeway’s and Car-
penter's Wall Papers.
To Order—Window Shades. Pic-
ture Frames.
SUPPLlES. AR’l‘IS'l‘S'
MATERIALS.
1 SPECIALS.
White curtain Poles with Fix-
tures. toc.
Cloth Windowftisifides, with
fringe, 25c. , 1-11 1
Solid Brass Hall was Rods.
3 ft. long, with fixtures. soc.
"Shore-Cut" cart-Opener. cuts
IPAlN'I‘ERS'
“easily. No ragged edge. too.
Best Steel Pairing Knives, soc.
PAINTING. PAPER HANG-
ING, DECORATING.
STORE OPEN EVENINGS.
I. H DOOI‘GT
S7 Washington Street.
South Nomlk, Conn.
Telephone Connections.
mar—wane. ‘01
p. .e ' .1...
_Iutd (the Minor
State df Ohio, City of Toledo, nuns-
County. as.
I-‘rsait J, Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner at the first nt 11‘. J
Cheney a 00., do one business in the
City of Toledo. Court and stats store
said, and that said no will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every end of Catarrb
that cannot be cured by the use at
Hall's Catsrph Cure.
FRANK .l. CHENEY.
Sworn to before use and subscribed
In my presence, this bill day of De-
rember, A. D.. 1880.
(Seal) A. W. OLEASON,
Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrb Cure Is taken Inter
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
11‘. .l. CHENEY & 00. Toledo, 0.
Sold by all Drugaists. The.
Take lIall's Family Pills for consti-
potion.
1—111" 111111111 1111 11111 11111111,
FOR' STEAM AND
HOT WATER HEATING.
Insures a Warm House. Day and
Night, in Coldest Weather.
Send for Catalogue and Investi-
gate ior yourself.~
" 11011011 d [.1111qu Company.
' 96 LIBERTY STREET,
NEW YORK.
WLLL PLPEIi
WE CAN GIVE. YOUR WORK
MORE CARE AND ATTENTION
NOW THAN WE CAN DURING THE
EXCEEDINOLY BUSY SEASON, FOR
THAT REASON THIS IS AN EXCEL-
LENT TIME TO HAVE WALL PA1
PERING DONE. CONSIDER HOW
MUCH .NEATER AND FRESHER
AND PRETTIER YOUR HOUSE
WOULD BE iF IT WERE RE-PAPER-
ED INSIDE.
IT IS A FACT THAT OUR WORK-
MEN ARE NEAT.
CALL US ON THE PHONE 1352.
ll. E. Gotham’s,
10 First Avenue. East Norwatk.
Telephone Call, 136-2.
134% 19°4-
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVEB AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Gas and Steam Fitting,
Oas Fixtures, Metal Calling.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE ”$531M d: HOTCHKISS
17 want. sugar. NORWALK.
Ito.
- _..———-—.
- lIlS'i'lllI'l' RELIEFM "°""' '.
hero “not. with unnatural ‘
I. doses Ilse. Ito. out... 1
Insoluble new for "In...“ ’
Jinn-buts." and ulebopm-p-
2;.» “'33:: 11.1 scuba" 1
m s e s eg 7
India- bureaus-d 1 - .
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
fl Neétti Main .St. South Malls.
CMW
w «ps- saws-11m
(incorporstsd).
Dally Freight tine
ivonw'nlir.‘
SO'UTI! 11101111111111.
and NEW YORK.
Steamers "City, of Nomalk”
and “Eagle”.
Leaves New York Daily at Q p.111
Leaves Norwsllt Daily ‘at 5 11.111.
Freight rscplqu from ’i d m. to .1 p. m.
1111111111111 1111
BOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
WITH .
6111111111 wooed oe
Surplus. 100,000.00
rm Profits. :50. and. ob‘
Solicits accounts of individuals. man
ufaoturors, merchants and corporations
upon favorable terms.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pres.
JOHN H, KNAPP, Vlcs1Prss-
JACOB M. LAYTON. Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
John H. Knapp Henry Seymour“
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
Christian Swart: Wallace Marv n
E. H. Mathewson John H. Light
Fred. H. Rowan.
Capital. s1. 6011.500
Surplus, 8136.000.
The
Earning Power
of your savings in.
vested with this .
Company at 6 per
cent. In 25 per cent.
greater than If in-
vested at l per
cent: is 112 6-7 per
cent. greater than If invested at 3%
per cent; and 65 2-3 per cent. greater
than if invested at 3 per cent.
State Supervision of New York and
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE, 12 80 MAIN 81".
Resident Directors. Resident Managers.
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow John S. Lawrence
Its most time to look up the matter 0f
PAINTING
We are headquarters for Devon
lead and zinc paint. and LOngman A
Martinos paints, both of which are ful-
ly warranted.
WE HAVE THE LARGEST LINE OF
BRUSHES IN TOWN.
We also carry a complete stock 0f
VARNISHES. FILLIRS. STAINS.
COLORS. FLOOR WAX.
FLOOR FINISHEIIS.
oils raw and boiled. enamels. gold and
aluminum bronaes, kalsomlnes, inside
and outside cold water point. not
paints, wsxsen and everything In this
line pertaining to a first class steak.
Don't buy cheap steels It costs as much
in time and labor to put on poor paint
as it does the good and you do not get
the wear from it.
GOISIOCK, 1111111111 11 11011
THE CONN. GEN'L LIFE INS. CO.
now sells an is Payment Life Policy
for less than the cost of a 20 Payment
in other companies so Investigate be
fore insuring elsewhere.
FRED H. FIELD.
GENERAL aoeu'r.
N. sums renousou, Special Agent.
UNITED RANK I‘UILDING.
8o. Norwsl k. ,
reopen rr omits:
mun: yous am:
The Continental Insurancs'Co., of
New York. will insure your rants
against Ices sustained by loss of rent-
sIs by damage by fire to buildings.
NET SURPLUS . ..... 00,503,123
Jason its. narrow.
s it. $111.91"): "W'E:
nit Ens enemas-111cc
1 activates:
ALL INIURANOEO, REAL ESTATE.
MORTGAG NOTARY. STEAM-
IOAT TIOKE I, ..
12 SOUTH MAIN OTREET.
. Tel. Gill, 3243
oun c9111. Leaves 11111711119119,i
stir aaués‘. contour Anti earth»
PACTION est-tillot 1
GIVE U. A TRIAL ORDER.
1.1111
. arose betw
‘ ball bat and
111-11»..- renew-v ~r
Ftiiliill Clddlil ll Bill?
tot 250 lb.
16 Slvrictlii FréSh Enos '
for 2511.
5 Caps Solid Packed
Temaioes 250.
A,—
24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
sass NORWALK.
tuil
CONN.
IPhons. 1:2.
Jenkins lireeValm
, and
CARLOCK PACKING
Carried in Stock.
COLD lino SILVER PLATlNO.
New England Electtic Meters.
Have no superior. Can show them
In operation.
Repairs to stationary and Ms ‘
rlns Engines and General Mach
lns Worli solicited.
THE 6. iv. McKIBBIN
M'F'G co.
55 WATER 8T. 80. NORWALK.
Mao-1mm
W
uLD‘Ihzlsa-LJLJL‘ meL‘: M- a
L 8T Niliiiiiilii
'l‘h smell of bonilres sbowa lltat
the spring cleaning 11p of yards has be,-
gun.
Captain LeRoy Decker has assumed
charge of the oyster steamer Sylvester
Deckr
Ca tain Peter Decker, who has been
ill fut some tithe, was able to be out
yest day
Ca taiii Chailes Rider and tumult
are contemplating moving to Long is
land in a short time to live. s
The colored man who assaulted Sher.
Iff Goodwin and Samuel Ireland has
not yet been apprehended by the po-
l ce. 1
Captain Verity went to Norwailt, this
morning. to tow away the large three-
inasted schooner, which has been dis.
charging a cargo 111' lumber at the
wharves there.
James Golden's launch Roma. which
has been hauled out during the winter
at the rear of the Crescent laundry,
has been overhauled and last night at
high tide was launched.
Rev. i. W. Holmes, of Westport
bleached last evening. at the East
Avenue Methodist (.‘huicii, In the ser
Ies of revIVai services there. The 80!“
men deeply interested the large num-
ber who attended. This evening, Rev.
H. E. Wing will (it"tllpy the pulpit
’Ihq laige opening shop of the Rudel
Oyster Company was burglniized last
night, but so far as (Ollld be 11st ertaiu
ed nothing was stolen.
whltli had been (“-iatked before was
broken. {ad the 11001 was fmced. The
matter was toported to (‘11ch ollniei
this motuing, and Officer Waltci Hall
was tit-tailed if) investigate the matter.
Today is the anniversary of the
birth of Thomas Wood. of Van Zautlt
street. lie is eighty-three years of
age. Ills children are Caleb Wood.
'i‘homas Wood, of the Bridgeport Tele-
gi'ain~liulou; Arthur Wood, of Barton:
Robert Wood, of East Norwalk; James
8. Wood, of Boston; Mrs. Margaret
‘
Plan. of Newark, and George Wood, of
Pa ing Miuin.
in ustrisl Stoc
Large interest and Profits.
lets on application.
pouches, LACEY & co.
Bankers. Brokers, Fiscal A eats.
lvldond
Oil. Smelter and
s mslting possible
lloolt-
Members New York Coasol dated
Stock Earthen e. 66 Broadway and
17 New Street. ew York.
ErBALDWINHAMHLTT.Msnager.
337133333511. sk'llilnl’fif'dn.“'£
Denny S. Hull, Representative,
1 Lauder Slit, South Norwalk. Ct.
Telephone Call 306-3.
HOTEL VICTORIA
EUROPEAN PLAN. .
1. .1. SULLIVAN.
PROP RI ITOR.
Newly tarnished throughout. Best
112 WASHINGTON “3551-, accommodations in the city for com-
mercial men.
, 11111111.. ‘3“ "11111er rise rnoor.
Res area for ladies and item.
sprout. .. .3... u, "“
THIEVII AT OOMPO REACH.
Broke into Mr. Petrls's Kitchen and
Scattlirod Things About.
Thieves paid a visit to Herman Pe
Compo Beach Pavilion some
The burglary was dis
covered by William H. Vanl’alltenberg.
who conducts the place for Mr. Petrie.
He found things in a state of disorder
and every drawer in the Disco broken
Everything of value left In the
place for use this summer was taken.
which was not much however, as Mr.
Petrie had removed the majority of
trle' s
time last week.
opens
the equipmetit to his home late in th
fall.
it Is thought that the work was done
by "beach hangers" who besides tak
ing what they wanted have been liv-
ing In the place during the winter
unbcknown to either Messrs.
Bradley. the owners of the place, or
strong
box it pt at tile beach for the mention
of ch age was torn open and rendered
The fellows must have been
lgnor nt to think that anything like
money would be left in the place dur-
months
Mr Petrie who rents It. A
usele s.
ing the winter months
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POLICEMANi GUILTY 0F AICAULT.
NEW HAVEN. March 311 .—Poitee~
man John T. McGrath. whose trial in
the common pleas court has been on
was found guilty by the
afternoon of asssultlng
osani, a blind woman.
to 339 “III Illow-
ed the plaintiff. Policem Neat-am
too out n dilpulty this
his son and, the plain.
of a boso-
doing so. It was oia11a~
Broccoli,
for three day,
:{1‘111 yeste
rs Msryfl
damages amounting
tried '10 Still
1i
on tenths sit,
tag down
tih's son on
b Ire
.. mu
New Haven. Mr, Wood is one of East
Norwalk's best known and respected
residents.
The pool game last evening. at llaf—
ner‘s was a surprise to everyone. The
champion, Job Imiikwood, went down
In defeat and William l", Wicks was
the proud victor. Lockwood was rat-
ed 125 and Wicke 100. Edward Bryant
acted as referee uuti Frederick Brown
as scorer. The score was as follows:
Wicks, Lockwood.
9 ti '
iii 13—1
28 lb
31; 2:1
tl-l title—4?.
57 29
62 39
70 til
82 49
85 61
9t 70
96-—l 79
100
ROWAYTON.
Miss Cornelia Brown, of Rowayton
avenue, is quite ill.
David Lee. of Rowayton. In making
extensive repairs to his house.
0, M. Bement Is moving from Row-
ayton avenue to the Fallon house in
Railroad avenue.
Miss Smith, of New York. who has
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. A
Brands, of the West Side, has return-
ed home.
The regular prayer meeting and Bi-
ble study will be held tomorrow night
at the Methodist Episcopal Church. The
meeting of Bell Castle, Knights of
King Arthur. will he held Thursday ev-
ening at 6:30 o'clock.
The mlastreia to be given by the
Rowayton Hose Company held a re-
hearsal last night, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Earle Stevens. The affair is
progressing very satisfactorily. and
will he presented In about two weeks
Henry C Smith. of South Norwalk has‘
been seemed as lutcrlociitoi. \uotbcr
tomorrow night
Dr Charles E. liackley who
spring. The. contract has been award
e Norwaik. An addition sin by forty'
feet and two stories In height will be
placed on the house there will be a
new stairway and general remodeling
of the interior which win make It one
of the finest residences In the place.
the Christian Endeavor Society of the'
Rowayton Baptist Church, attended
the reversible social last night. at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cleverly.
Crow avenue. The fun commenced on
who went in by the front entrance had
to pay one cent, but those who used
the back way, and walked through the
door backwards escaped the admission
fee. A spelling contest, pit and other
games were enjoyed. Ice cream and
cakewere served. The alfalr was very
succctsful. '
DARIEN AND scuba-on.
Elmer Shaueld Is on the sick list.
Norman Williamson is quite ill at
his home here.
Ilsa .Ella Rates In In Washington.
D. 0., on a visit.
“WI!- ‘ Little; 1011. Helen nmsnm 11‘. visit-
ing in Newark, NJ
Kira. "Walter they has been his»
ft‘IeodsIn
I'M!" the put I"
' v ti holsvlslt
in.“ m‘P'ms‘mn
I
wash
-, Bates has hired a newnm
.W terfinch of Santeria
sq tesrottto.
“wt“.
‘ as: t
' bull
' oil
A window!
, Mrs P11111110 We’d-W; Popper
vat: an» na- -
A gular meeting of the
and Adder Company was bsi last or
spin at the truck house. Considersbis
business was transacted.
The new healery which is being
by Henry Srencher is quite» so
rate affair, and will accommodate
a longs number of chickens.
A number of residents of Darien who
have been In New Cannon lately have
returned much impressed with which
the mland town Is growing“
Harry Street, of the Street
Grocery Company. was In New
city yesterday, purchasing a large ant-
ountmf goods for the new store. which
will open on Saturday. \w
in all probability amend Iiisoon be
broken for the erection of the new
building of the social club, which Is to
be on the Brady property, purchased
some time ago by Mr. Hindley
Mrs. Paris and Miss Katherine Farts
left today for California, where atlas
I-‘arls will become the wife of Char-
les Reynolds who Is interested in the
Armour Provision Company In that
state.
A number of the young men of the
town are talking of having a good base-
ball team this year to uphold the hou-
ors of thc town on the diamond shaped
grass plot. FlorentCautrcll Is one of
the most actively interested. There
Is plenty of excellent material here
if the players would only get together
and practice. enough to develop team
work.
—-—'l‘eii thousand demons gnawing:
away at one's Vitals couldn't be muchI
worse than the tortures of Itching plies i
Yet there's a cure. Doan' 111 OintmentI
never falls 1
_g..--~
wns'rpon'r. :
T. D, Adams. of Derby, spent Sun-
day here with his mother.
Misss Ethel Wilcox visited her
mother in Norwallt Sunday.
Miss Carrier Palmer of East Norwalk
spent Sunday here with friends.
Next Mondav the final meeting for
the season of Greene Farms Partners'
club is to be held.
Ssugatuck M. E. church prayer meet
Ing will be held Friday night at the
home of Edwin Squires. '
On Saturday Lady Paimerton lodge,
S. of 3.. will celebrate its anniversary
with a social, In its hall.
Senator l.lovd Nash' returned homei
front his Southern trio Saturday. Ht
had a thoroughly enjoyable time.
Last night an enjoyable social was
held by the Epworth League of the,
Methodist church, at the parsonage,
E. N. Slperly has had his motot
vehicle overhauled and is only, waiting
now for dry roads to resume his daily
spins about the" country.
The health of Miss Minnie Elwood Is 5
such that she is reluctantly compelled
to resign her position as teacher in
Popular Plains school. The comniittc-
has substituted Miss Mollie Tavinr in
her stead
E N. Sipperley visited friends In
East Biidgepmt yesterday. Ills tce1_
ctidente misfits still a rubber Incaawl
log the injured right foot Mr Sip-'
perley is getting along nicely and
hopes to be able to trip the light fan I
ta'iitic at the next grunge meeting
Joseph G. Hyatt journeyed to Nor- 1
walk Saturday and returning on a car
with a green motorman he. with sev
cral others was considerably jarred. it
would not have been so embarrssaiult
but for the faci,that on entering West-
port the,car did the. shake up not so
effectively that when Hyatt bad part
iy recovered from the shack. he found
himself seated In the lap of a fat wo
man. Apologies were hardly necessary
Inasmuch as it was a litter of skill
to keep one‘a seat let a] ne stand and
retain equilibrium.
(Continued from first page.)
Norwslk Club that a talk outlining
some of the advantages and the passi-
bilities of the piibiic library should be
chosen. This is called "My Book and
Heart Must Never Bart" from one of
the famous sentences In the New Eng
land Primer. Miss Elisabeth w.
Brown. always a good friend the li-
brary. had presented a copy of the
quaint old New England Pri er, and
the guests entered the house. Those!
this Miss Pinned had brought with her
to show.
The heads of the lecture wrre the-
'gredt importance of education In a.
rehearsal will be. held in t‘raw' 11 Hall .oountry where the people are the rut 1 MRS. HEIDKA'S CONDITION .GRAV
!ers. The especial iictessin for educs- '
last: tion In America today, partly because. I ditlou of Mrs. Heldka, the ”11%:
year greatly Improved and beautiiled of the great Influx of foreigners‘, the? man who was brought to the‘ _I ,
his residence in ltowayton avenue, con {responsibility of the educated classes' In this city yesterday
templates still greater changes this; towards those who have not ‘11er the!
some advantages, and the great help‘
ed to McMahon Brothers. of South the library should be in aiding men to ducted by her husband,”
educate themselves. 1
i in developing these headings, shr.‘
said in part as follows: 1
1 The invasion of foreigners is not felt
in Norwalk much _st present not it
seems bound to be so sooner or let-
A large number of the members ot‘eh when by the latest returns We find a.
our Connecticut cities 60,110 aadoven
85 per cent. composed of foreigners.
And It must be remembered that'
there are actually Americans who need
a little more education.
After the short school life stopping
at thirteen, where is this to come
from. The church? Yes. along cer-‘
thin lines, for those who authors. The:
newspapers? Yesyfol' those who read'
the right sort. From books surely.
becausé the best part of a mans edu
cation to that which be Elm himself.
and where are many of~ns to get
books if not from the public library? 1
And If one says this Is stations»
much of books we have good authprim
for It. The speaker quoted 0erqu
Cicero, Lowell,
nuns. Ilscatsvoiii and Dr. Johnson onl
hooky.
She then spoke at solte of the new.
hetbods with regard to the allele]
tion odboohs a the public I
3r}; allowiaglm “m to{ the
em: “99 0 M
flat-boobs; the introduction of the,
hboflovars' notary. \Sonto lthrariss‘
sanity n gun.
1136s ’
s1
.lSilti with 2.500 bolts then
- alike.
1, and here the wisdom which piled
' Phillips. .
‘ 1.11“ to
«oil‘s 14F?" V
some.
walk Library has just 1 -
plan of traveling librarlbs lid“
gun by sending books to tw first;
to be changed in two mouthi‘or'
er, if required. '
With a no elation in the
walk upws 11 of 11.11011 ‘csi-stl
issued to 8.100 people.
7.11011 has been reached though “will.
for too few to meet the demand .1 lie"
Bodley Club service In a.
this strait, but i; 000 books
low estimate with a ctrcbt
11111111140..th yearly. 'I‘heiiqa
“800110 visits to the librtsry 'y ,
on Sunday afternoons there hsv' *
nearly 200 people there at n ,
Some very apt and smug
were then told of people Whig
they can he librarittus, sotqb’hé‘
answers given by eppilcan pi:
tions In the Chicago Li
quoted
The talk was closed with
from is paper written by LE 0 t
Dana. This was such an 1
that one of the apprentices III" III
walk Libiary has made sev
fully engrossed copies to sell to”
libraries and one is boast the Mir!-
room. The extrsbthis b “It! "TLC
Libiailaii's Reverie” and reads. m
is the Diary of Hulnaiiky. {the OS.“
,Hbiogitiphy of Man." the rd bi fill,
his experiments failure ‘ . it
Here is the khowl lscht
which civilization would pa to did
11 day would change our Int rfcm- RI-
tlcty Into one better than we cats Isab-
loti out of dreams. And all this In sit
down In skilfully chosen would, ‘1!“
Music put together by the wisest and
the witticst and the most bullshit of
one, t'oritoais
it is mine to help 1m 111 Into the
hands of these my fellow so much of
this r111 oitl of man's striving, Alain
'lngs hopes, prophecies and. .fears, M
ihi.-1 library, of this composite volumd
of this veritable Book of Books, as its
will taken with pleasure, they hoplll
with me that they may learn from file
wisdom of elders bus to live with
more joy how to work together no“
happily. I may see no- harvest of the
need this library may sow. But can I
make this muny- volumeil worh,6f hil~
mou history to he the everyday boob
of these my friends? if I citn. even ll
slight degree l haw earned my- lying,
i deserve my place i find my labor
play my d111,. oppottunily. and every
day too short."
The. entertainment trimmiitee of I“
club made the rooms beautiful, .11 a]
the spacious parlor, Instead of the lots
rooms. The floral decorations its
profuse and consisted 11f potted plush
and flowers
At the conclusion of the entertain
ment program a social hour was ell
loyed during which a large puholi
bowl of lemonade was brought into
requisition.
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31-1. e
CHAMBERLAIN’O COUCH 'RIMED, .
THE MOTHER'S FAVORITE. ,5"
This remedy has won the couldso
and esteem of mothers all over I, I
country. ft has been in use for o
thirty ,v,ears during which tinsel!) '
million bottles have been used.- Th
is nothing so prompt and ele‘ctttll , .
this remedy for the relief and euro
coughs and colds and in the 1 unit
of creep it Is the main rat on lb,
many homes. while its use In cases
whooping cough shows that It rpbs til:
disease of all dau erous results. .., ,‘
contains nothing in tirious Indt
no danger in giving it to children. ,
site by Stillso Powell C porat
CIIh‘ord Pharmaty. Pierce go P
macy and Zelttuss Pharmacy.
1.1..
new HAVEN, starch lei-Jilin ,
“men
is very grave and the lsdablttl ' , ,
ties any that there 111 very little c '
of her recovery .
Seymour suffering from
in her head. 11
Evil Witter
has
“nauseating-sum
Cal-earn W1, 9.
Gilbert 1". Kennedy, of 3;.
llamnondout. N. Y" uh.
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