, aur'uo’ visas
monastic. .~
Id Said1 to Have Mad
reposition to Ioiior Makers.
one, between the railroad ‘
, oflioinll and the represents.
to holler makers' union con-
‘lll‘iiDIe conferences are over
1 the unions for the nine
i, ,- .aud lb «per cent. wage
, , l-s men. as well as the of.
. ”mmohod for an interview as
y exact condition, of affairs. are
-- or ‘makers‘ delegates met
’ torday for a brief conference.
. v fore 10 o'clock the men in a
id a meeting in Union hall.
“Von; Thescssion lasted fully
hours. adjournment being taken
”o'clock. It was then stated
men that therc was nothing to
”3 o'clook yesterday sfternotm the
H , has again assembled in Union W.
. s'i‘he other craftsmen employed
«the repair, shops of the big system
I. ‘ twitching the struggle with intense
for on the outcome hinges al.
the; fate of similar do.
7. every union of mechanics on the
railroad "system.
reunion prevails in railroad
at‘the company has submit-
rttiie men a counter proposition.
twine nine hour day. but refus~
is" increase in‘ wages.
. owever. could not be confirmed.
it ‘i-eport has gained ground because
in! an: attitude of the boiler makers to
any which apricots to be anything but
iPAST SIXTY IN DANGER.
than half of mankind over six.
m. age suffer from kidney and
disorders. usually enlargement
' gland. This is both painful
cross. and Foley's Kidney
ld beltaken at the first sign
,. status it corrects irregularl-
‘titit and has cured many old men of
dittdalie. Mr. Rodney Burnett.
iteitlartred prostate gland and kid-
.‘ti‘oiiblo for years and after taking
bottles of Foiey'sKid‘ney Cure i
better than i have for twenty
lthough I am now 91 years old
alsted'a drug store. '
inseam. ASKS $2.000.
Good Name Has Been
. 9
to Judge Howard .1. Curtis in
(dirt. of Common Pleas yesterday
_ -‘:iii_at‘idcr suit of James J. Farrell
that John L, Hughes was argued.
arrell, who lives in Newtowu.
19.000 damages because. he alien;
shes called him a thief and var-
otller unoomplimeutary and un-
. at the Central hotel in
. . C. H. Northrop represents
ittintlff and Beecher
_ . The Court of Common
instead of going to Danbur‘y, is
’ in liridgeport as there are no
a of importance and the
Well he tried in
leases may as
M
,,;A"CUBE FOR HEADACH
by “ammonium or child suffering
'rnani ghe’adache, bilimisucss or a dull,
drowsy feeliu
g should take one or two
little Early Risers night
These famous little pills
y are a tonic
y cleanse,
gthen and rebuild
t upon the liver
Clifford Phat.-
‘ot beWut's 1
mid piercing.
m. famous because the
”well as a pill.
. . a system they strep
(by. their tonic eifeo
W
AKERS‘ CONFERENCE.
21.-—Even the most gnu taking Foley-’sKidney Cure, then
most immediate re- the result was surprising. A few doses
bongo of views now started the ln'ick-dust-like substance
gross here between representa- and now I have no pain across my kid-
01 the United Stilt-PS. Germany, boys and I feel like a new man. It has
“Britain, Austria-Hungary and
tiltwithlhe object of establish- Kidney Cure will cure every form of
among the steel makers of the im- kidney or bladder disoiise. Sold at
nt'export'lng countries nnragree- Plaisicd's drug store. "
.t .vvhereby export prices Will be ~--~~——~-~~-~~«-«-«—
fl" ‘f'ti indiscriminate “dumping".he AGAINST TICKET SCALPERS.
‘ The movement, which was
paths Germans, who.,i,t is Chicago Commercial interests Work
or many“ interested persons. was Railway Passenger Asso-
ie bar. in the attitude ciations. '
fluentlnl body 0‘ Britishers Who CHICAGO. April Sir-The (‘illiiillt‘f'
ally gtei‘efiieid as producers sad
.,., jtil‘s’ 9 991 “ turning 0“” e plated :1 union with the railway pn‘s-‘
, . high”, “'1"th “1335‘ Of 800“. sengcr asaoeintions in a war of enter-
1nd 1;"? sprOfit from the “dumping."
EMT COALING STATION.
,FMNCISCO, Api‘ii 2L—A'cadh
W1 will he established in the, After amonih of conferences be-
‘n 1919“.“ by the United States ‘ :lvoen representatives of theNailonai
“ii-“The “WY colller Saturn, Associations of, the. Merchants and
him“ Win! in 90" awaiting Travelers in Chicago and ‘ihe rcpre
SIM? December 26 lastrhns‘re soutstives of the passenger assocla.
.ordmmproceed with-heroin? tions,’ the crusade has reached the
of coal to KY! ‘ . Bil point. where counsel has been engaged
. _ group. in Latitude 62 to prosecute the fight, which will in-
4* tMMme 1” Eat. 'hm‘2ih9 clude a seeking in both federal and
II formthe ““613“ 0' a Eiilllllii' state courts of injunction against the
_ , always available 101‘ V09 ticket brokers, restraining them from
United States 111 that Pm dealing in railway tickets issued under
a contract with the purchaser which ‘
'IQONDON. April
”Whine. do not e
~-
0.. . .._... k flwi” .r..
M i‘i‘ ’ii
PORTO RICO.
In. t “in.
'Hermeiicaiiy sealed in till,
this molasses is kept free .
from dirt and is always in
perfect condition.
or like, lite" see. and one. nines.
- If your grocer does not keep
_ it, write the refiners,
litmus um. co.
.. West and Itiu at». New Your. ‘
" CLEau PURE
BQKING SQOOKINQ
SHORT CALENDAR.
Gates to be Heard in Superior Court
. " . Tomorrow.
Dietrich Iii. lint-we cl iii. .8. Martin
lunwlor stain. dcfcniiupts' motion for
correction of complaint; Edward ii.
Willie vo. Way 0. Whilc oi. nis., fort“
closure; .l. Milton Goburu. conserva-
ior. vs, William 1‘, Raymond oi ills-
for judgment for defendants. permisw
iion to amend: N. Smith Ferguson,
ldniinsirutor, vs. the Connecticut ituilfi
locket: Frank W. Perry. adminis-i
ruler. vs. the Connecticut l'iuilwuy l
.igliiing (‘o.. plaintiff's motion for
iermisslon to place on Jury docket;
Mary I). ilcdicnl vs. .Iniiflui“. ilcdicni.
'orJudameni: Ver‘u Flizmaprice uni
he Connecticut Railway & Lighting
70.. for leave to put. on Jury list; .lu-
ob Meleiz vs. John Itobsiock ei ux..
iluintlff‘s fputiou for more specific
talemcpi: the Savings bank of Dan-
)liiiy vs..liyncinth Thomas, tort-clue
"‘0‘. Patrick J. Brennan vs. the
lnlied States Fire lnsllrtlce (‘o.. dc-
endunt's demurrer: Mary Id. Mciianp
Is. Franklin Sherwood cle ui.. disclos-
Street Railway (30.. defendant‘s ' mo-
pinintiff's motion for judgment for
non-compliance with order of court;
Morris A. Beers vs. the Bridgeport
Hyrdnulic Co.. defendant's demurrer;
Wilhelmina“ Muller vs. 'i‘homast.
Abcrn et ux.. judgment for want of
answer to amended complaint; Fred
erick (l. Builen vs. Evelyn M. Bui~
Ion. for acceptance of, report of com
mlttee; William ll. Erotiy Vs, Edward
Ginty, motion to strike from trial list;
Mary G. Beecher vs. Harry S. Mason.
administrator, et al., discloaure of de-
fense of foreclosure.
Uncontested divorces - Francesco
Pisarro vs. LulujPisnrro; Josie Walsh
vs. Eugene Walsh: Lulcnn Ill. Kellogg
vs. Fred W. Kellogg.
A THOUSAND. DOLLAR'S WORTH
OF GOOD.
“I have been amcted with kidney and
bladder trouble. for years. passing
gravel or stones with excruciating
pain." says A. H. Thnrnes. a well
known coal operator of Buffalo. 0. “i
got no relief from medicine until I be
done me $1.000 worth of good.” Foleyh;
ciai interests of Chicago'haVe com»
ninutiou against the “ticket scalperii"
whose business'in this city is spill-
:leut to warrant an outlay of nearly
$500,000 annually in cities rent alone.
LOMOINOLY oats AT 'LONO I
i‘ ii"‘i"3‘3ii$ ‘
i . i
J U H “' Camp Woodbiners May not Back to.
Old Stamping Ground.
The members of Camp Woodbine, of:
make a final do",
Bridgeport. did not
ill do for thci
clsiou us to what they won
(liilliiiiil season at theirlanuual meeting
and banquet in in-luuau‘s shore house.
They talked the illitiit‘ii“
over until the soup threatened to grow
cold and they drcidcd to wait: for lilo
; present.
Bi‘itlitclmri.
itiiut lhc nil-nibcrs have not l'ul'ptllii'll
iiilt‘ joys of the Lung island shore."
l'l‘hcrt- is up piucc quilc likc ilic hur-l
Ibur of I'ori. Jcil'crson. ‘
iloi-ulion arc the clamp uuitc so suc‘
, .,-cui-~ri’i. lhc biuc ilsil i|liiii‘ so sinis—
H‘m' ring or the opportunities for “rt-st-
|I)Il{ thc usury" quite so numerous,
‘ The report of the committee rlilllcr
' . left. the. Illtiili'l‘ in the air. There were u
,, i few who thought (‘harics island might
Hit) attain. provided they changed the
llut there was it pro~
7 location a little.
‘ position about Perl
cared to be most suiisi’uciory.
ftpp
to leave final
Lu'iui decided, however,
‘ action to luicr in the your. The season
3 is backward and winter lingers around.
; 'l‘hc \vcuilicr Is not at all cuuip en-
couraging. it is believed that ~more can
be done when the warm winds of thc1
_ south begin to sculicr a few "highbnll"
.6 ideas around.
The annual election of officers re-
.vnv uni ii htln (fin. )iiiiiiiiii'ii’“s‘1u0d as follows:
~ ‘ ’3 g I ‘uulei ll. .Ioues: , vice president. ltd-
notion for permission to iliilti on jill) , ward P. Nubile. set-rotary. John S. Pull-i
treasurer. lienry (i, Stevenson;
, chief musician. George ii,
executive committee. William ll. Marl-
aold. Zaimon (lootiscll and Frank S.
Sim-mop.
About twenty-five sat down to t
banquet and. enjoyed the line spread1
prepared by Host
the guests were Dr l
llr. ll. W. Willie and former
(‘lcrk Robert Weber.
RUIBEB QUICKLY
URID.
iliii . plan:
eorite l.. Porter. i
'i‘own i.
seaside AND
When .you gel. 11 sprain or bruise viii
"’1‘, of defense of foreclosure; George unble time may be saved by promptly
N,‘"Smiih's appeal from commission- applying Chamberlain‘s I’aln Balm iii.
ms, to strike from trial list; Kate ihciulured parts. it will cures sprain
lregory vs. Ilarry Gregory. further in one-third the time required by the
.irdcr of notice; Katharine Kupfer‘s usual treatment.
pool from commissioners, for re— W. :dwards, of Des hioines, lowa,got
iy; Williams 8. Craft vs. George it. a fall on up icy walk. spraiuinii his
locker & 00.. further order of notice; wrist and bruising his knees.
)llls S. Pepper. receiver, vs. Oliver next day.“ he says. "they \‘vero so sore
‘. Sherwood, foreclosure; Leonard S. and stiff I was afraid I would have to
)eniou .vs. the Usnbury and ilethcl stay in bed. but I rubbed the parts
“’0” with Chamberlain’s l'ain Balm
ion to strike from trial list; the. Iliau- and after a few applications all sore-
.luttuu Club vs. Samuel J, (lormau, ness had disappeared. lieel that. this
bottle of Pain Balm saved me several
days time. to say nothing of the suffer
Inc." For sale by Stillson Powell Cor
poratlou. Clifford Pharmacy. Pierce’s
Bridge. Pharmacy. Zeltfuse Pharmacy.
o
Last winter lierb.
STEAMEK PAYNE RAN AOROUND.
Stuck Her Nose on Bar in Harbor-
Not Damaged.
The steamer William G. Payne was
aground on the bar near the Bridgeport
lighthouse for ‘about loriyuflye minutes
yesterday morning. The steamer left
her berth at the Naugatuck wharf at
:iiiiiiiiiii % ii {i u i
iii .liiiiii,,/i///iii
’ .iliil/i;i«é;; "v
A cigar that is always the same i
in quality and price, 5 cents.
I 'i""“‘""~
.. ‘. “WNW
i ll
1 I ‘ It”)
‘\
A smoke for pa‘rticular smokers.
largest Seller in the World.
1
The hand is the
Smoker’s Protection;
Mrs. can T, Kinney Presents the Re5
port of State Chapters.
Mrs. tiara A. Kinney. of New Haven.
state. retreat of tip- 1). A. it. of Conner-v
of the National Ii. A. ll. Congress in
of all the. chapters and null ' work ac-
importnpt event of’llm daughters of
Connecticut during ,lilc year was the ac-
o.a.a.m couuscncur. ‘ 'soL-icir'ao FUND
:charged with fraudu
funds
LENTLY.
CHICAGO. April 21.~E.
:mer and S. J. Wilt-rel
i Since coming
cit-planes of the Ellsworth home at
Windsor. . i
Mrs. Kinncy'v report is. in part. as‘
tollowa:
The co-operative’lmrk of the. Connec-
ticut chapters during the past year has
been a particularly interesting char-
acter. It will contain sketches of the
99"‘rcnl" daughters with portraits: tho
the usual time. 8 o'clock.
usually low water and the. steamer had
to pass an incoming inn with a tow in
The result was that she
ran her nose upon the bar on her stur-
hoardislde, and was seen to rest there
for sometime from Seaside park.
At 9:45 o'clock she was seen to clear
herself and proceed on her way with-
out any assistance. and it is believed
At the nilirc. of the
Steamboat (‘o. this morning nothing
was known of the Incident excepting
that the water was
when the steamer started on her trip
It was not believed that
any damage had been done to the ves-
‘witllout injury.
unusually low
this morning.
PIRATING FOLEY'S HONEY AND
TAR
Itoiey & (30.. Chicano. originated
Honey and Tar as a. throat and lung
remedy, and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley‘s Honey
utztl'Tar many imitations are offered
for the genuine. Ask for Foley's Honey
and Tar and refuse any substitute of-
icred as no other preparation will “give
the some satisfaction. it is mildly lax-
t contains no opiates and is
safest for children and delicate pen “"'“°““,393'~‘
sous. Sold at Piaisted’a drug store. “ “if“ ,aunaafl sum» Yum!“
LIEUTENANT M'BRIDE RETIRED.
nR’i‘fFfiRD. Ifipi‘ll ‘ 21.-The Japflli.
on o ‘rst‘ euieuan‘t John . c- ‘
Bride. of gridggport. rims i‘nisnuy. °PP°SEEI9_HEABST‘
Company to ereiire ,has con ap- ’
, ' Chairman Walsh Still Confident That:
proved, and be has been placed on the Parker Will Win.
LANE
s- P'éolmfiuflfog: dent that the Democratic delegation
makes them non-transferable;
The immediate purpose of the move
ment is to prevent the “sealping” of
low ratertickels from northern ‘and
eastern points to the St. Louis Exposi-
tlop: but. following that an attempt
win he made to conduct such a cru-
. dude that. the scalpera' business in Chi-
cago will be crushed. '
WILL INTEREST MAN’h
ST.140U18 Apfl131.—-An seal. ,
more than make up
duripgbad y in r,
, snow. or sf. Louis. “
. or. at .
. .iixur
v
MW
saucers.- -” cal-man.
W
YALE BEAT BROWN AT cages.
NEW lIAVENLAprli 21..—~'i‘h‘e chess Hearst and Would not aid his canvass
en teams from Yale in any way. .
ities ended yesten For example the llcurst newspaper
3 won all four rounds announced the names of several alleg-
waat Yale ed Hearst delegates who have openly
tournament betwe
and Brown Unlvcrs
day, Yale havln
played. The total score
13%; Brow: 3%. ' ,
record of each “l‘ia’li” daughter’s father
uiitl much new data concerning each
family. The volume “Patron Saints"
cost. the chapters 2,500. The cost of:
publishing “l'atriois' Daughters" will
be about $1.500.
tin April. i903. unonunccmout was.
made that every living descendant illfii
in number) of Olivm‘ and Abigail Elise.
worth had unitcd in presenting to the:
Connecticut llauchiers oi’ the American
’llevoiullpp the h {calculi in Windsor.1
of Chief Jiisticcaiiliiswoi‘lll. 'l‘ho gilt:
with Its conditions were accepted and
a special fund was raised to repair the?
flu-altars and furnishings. On one.
her 8. Hum. the place was thrown npcn i
to the public and dedicated. Fully 2.!
000 persons were present. including the. l
state resent. the bishop of the diocese}
iii!" lim'crnor of t‘ouucciicui and prom-y
Rich Fooli.‘
right along
READ THIS LETTER.
"New Haven. Conn, Mar. 31, 1904.
f
“The-New England Food Co.
Dear Slrs:—~-
i had suffered for a
digest my‘food,
in health and had I
put nip oit a diet first on
purpose. as I did not sci any h
Mrs. lineup. at. the Ncsbli slim
to try for my breakfast (inc indi
i bought a package
That day. to my surprise,
was too good for me to feel that
day after day eating the.
l want/you to send a package of the (l
health. in less than 7
felt. so \vclljn ovicr fl yours as I do now,
foods. -
cult to ipy'slster, Mrs. -~-—>--.
ior iii. cents. in payment for same.
once.“ . '
. We have
weeks. 6
Our Foom do it if you 9
inenl stale oiliciuls. Letters Were. rcud‘
from President Roosevelt. t‘hicf .Iusw
tit-o i-‘uiler. Senator ilnsr, President!
Hadley of Ynlc. President Wilson~ of;
Princeton and other distinguished men. ;
it is the present intention of the dough .
tersto publish a pamphlet‘which shall
contain a full history of the movement
which led up to the presentation of the
v
M
THE'A NIHILATOR OF WON 8
Chairman Walsh, .of the Democratic
State Central committee, is still confl-
from Connecticut will be against
Hearst and for Parker.
lt‘is‘eertain that'tbo Hearst men are
claiming delegates that are opposed to
declared hostility to Hearst,
u.”—
onssrthcnnpru 2i.-a. 0. Bone-
SCQTT’S EMULSION
.' ' - - I I attend the state convention to hi9“
makes pale. film. children {it deienm p. taa’national canvsntion at
Ovemqmes g; Muihilis associates are James
Every person should know that. good
health is‘imposaible if the kidneys are
do ed.’ Foley'n Kidney Cure will
cure kidney andvhladder— disease in
2 every form. and will build up and
s‘ natben'these organ-so they will
_ . perform“ their ,Iitnctions‘properiy. No
7 ,dan’gei‘ of Bright's disease or diabetes
. iii Foley‘s’vitidneyoure is. taken» in
time. Sold at Pisidted's‘drug store“ i"
W '
flour wean cums soltamoa.
and" chubby;
wasting tendencies and brings from: IigkghA..Imkwood. a New York
- ; ‘ . awyer; 0 Us tonne
back rosyeheeks and bright William socketeiier. and Thomas .r.
“" :‘ timers a sealant.
.. éhimggrggggdhggank‘g ....:.....l.:..tradesmen;
a.imagiom:itfoontain§jast Jugs: “lim' De t w l i
e. . , meat 0 ,nouris meet a, M?" spat.» mm" s m ‘ifi ”mu
p 1.1. tk art. .
heirlittle‘bodies nwd. Th” tag! 3.331.: infill? wt: antiwar.
thrive edit. . ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘
fivaen "a few d
baby's bottle have emotico-
allle effect for grind .153
on
force 012,50o'worltmeu.lmokinx an} I
might. working. shift of nearly 2.000
men. will. beginning today, force the
work on the .. . ,1 1' air to comple-
tion for'the upon us. a night force
to he put onJmmedlately will it is said.
for the work lost , in filfl.
, - ing‘
_ A t—Aeoording to .
li‘ thomuhlishamot .. on” . .
diet was chosen at. a Democratic cau-
cus held here to head a delegation to
hicCutchcon. the New York llnen‘ uteri
lose friend of
Howley, secretary of the Town lieute-
eratic committee. ' "I ‘
er Cleveland. was In the helm; The
state committee is understood to I 11970?
Benedict.
I ‘ _ . W ‘
outv coaa'roa n earns.
Mrs‘ tits-ism. Bush. or New Castle.
it for years with
means it...
i in use for jove'r
All Counterfeits, 1
Experiments that: trifle w
Institute and Childrenoliix
and
The n ,
(Juror-la is a
some. Drops and‘ Soothing Syru
contains neither Opium.
uibswn‘coé main is it-
‘ 0911c- Itniievea ,T
and WWW-1i
Stomach Mike“!!-
r ..i 2 .
, ,rdrpv
a court vesicular
iv to anima s oneompisint of the lip.
mane Boole y odicer. of Hartford. The
testimony was to the effect that one
evening Lahachinskey drove through
this place with a cow trailing behind
his wagon while in the vehicle were
seven calves each tied by the legs and
with a rope around their necks.
only was the cow dragged at a rapid
gait behind the. wagon. iillt it had on.
tangled both horns in the spoken of the
wheel and broken them oil. The cow
" u‘bcn the humane
society officer interfered and be was
obliged to kill ii.
sold to a farmer that they might have
The. calves were
ARE YOU A DYSPEP‘IIC'I
if you are it dyspeptic you owe it to
yourself and your friends to get well.
Dyspepsia annoys
friends because his disease spurs his
disposition as well its his stomach. Ki»
dol liypcpuia Cure will not only cure0
dyspepsia. indigestion and sour atom
“Oh, but this palatable, reconstructive
ionic diacstani strengthens the whole
digestive apparatus. and swceiens the
life as well as the stomach, When you
take lmdol Dyspepsia time the food
you cut is enjoyed.
slinllaicd and its nutrient properties
appropriated by the blood and tissues.
ult. Sold by Clifloxd
I
It is digested. as-
Iieaith ls~thc res
all.
' IMM?
Nuts“ hum. "
..... M...” “9.....-
Jenkins Brooklyn
asatock PACKING
carried in Stock.
THIS YIAR.
April 2i.-——Flnnl an-
made that the
ill not be award-
’I‘he prize was
NO HEALD PR
JEW ilM’EJ,
nounceuient has been
.lobn O. Heald prize w
ed at Yale this year.
offered for the composition of a new
Yale song of an inspiring type. Four
competitions have been held. but pane
of the songs submittedhas met the ex-
pct'inlions of the pluses.
_..._. .,._.__....._.l..—....
Dr. Crossmaa’s S tcltic
of,Peartlon.'i:oR BLOOD DIS
noun AND levsa PLATING.
Now instead new to Motors.
Have no superior. can show, them
5 FRAUDU-
l alias Peal-don.
iently solicitug
i . t i ,, . 9‘ o for the Republican malt-blur.v
"m' presen Pd m 3”“ rday a 1" ssi a club, have beensrrested and locked up
. . . ' . i‘cnirul Station
Washington. her report of the work of “i . , . . .
the state chapters during the past year. i rep q .Wlfiis‘w‘o? “in“?! him i0 '13313‘3
The report shows a healthy condition 3 0 um i ’3’ union 5 ‘ “K n “.-
iers. Isle .of Jersey. in the hntzlish
, , , n Channel.
complished during tin lcur. lhe most ‘ be has ironic by the panic
Repairs to Stationery and MI-
rine Engines and General Mach-
ine Worknoilolted.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
M'F'G CO.
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Letters in War
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The Equitable Life.
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is explain to you a '
5 PER CENT. eotb
naur
long time from stomach trouble. nliicent profit.
particularly what I it‘s for breakfasr.
income very irritable and nervous.
c (Ar-real and then another for breakf
One day I saw your d
0 while I was shoppim.r and
a Digestive Biscuit and a par
of each and began the very next morn-
‘l began in feel better but the se
it meant anything.
same, breakfast and improving
alth has been fully restored. Haven't
and it is all due to your health
The faintly doctor
list. but in no
she wished me BOND ENDOW.
It will illustrate in a forceful manner
how small sums invested annually can
be made to reach magnificent amounts.
Write to us for a
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viaiiirii.“ 2:21}.
1'. J. SULLIVAM Proprietor.
Telephopo can, 396 3.
FINEST sass 'ptscso cum-Ha
MARKET. " ,
comprehensive
/
pod Rich Food and a box of Bis-
Pa.. and i enclose postal order
Please send by express and
Name on application,
received several letters similar to this within the last two
i \
ive thema fair trial.
= FOR SALE AT ALL LEADING GROCERS.
All kinda of ass rods cooked In the
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