Duty/cupid your hat} toiyourowu hair? Ay s.“ Hiir Vigor. no alntad‘co rorult In a health Ina I hair! And we know on will E. E Gorhnm in painting the real dance of William G. LoCount. Louis Lockwood, of Van Zandt street. in. having a new roof placed on his residence. Mien Helen Mooney. of Salem. Mast-1.111 visiting Miss Jonuic Davis. of Rowan street. The morning class moctlng at the East Avenue Methodist Church will be omitted tomorrow. A business meeting of the Flpworth league will he held at the Methodist Episcopal Church, Monday evening. 1 There will be no class meeting at last Avcnuo Methodist; Episcopal Church, on Sunday Inoxnlng, Novcm her 6th Superintendent Richard Bland do sires to hava all the childrcn of tho Sunday school of the Advent Christ- ian Church present tomorrow. Tho tcachcrs’ meeting of tho East Avenue Methodist Church will not be held on Monday evening of next wock as usual. but on Wednesday evening The regular quarterly conference of thc1 E asl Avenue Methodist Episco- pal Church will be held tomorrow and the presiding eldsriof the New York East District will be present. The cases of the Healy and White boys. charged before the town court. with incorrigibility, wore this morning continucd until next Saturday. owing to the lllnoss of Attorney Warner. 'I‘onlorrow will be mlsaion study day with the 11101thch of the Epworth Magoo. and the study of missions will ho taken up. The leader of the meet.- ing will bc Miss lilalilda‘Smlth. The text will be lsa, 60: 1.9. Mrs. Adelbert Partrick, who has had two scrious attacks of appendicitis. has gone to New York, where sht1 will be oporatod upon for the disease. llcr many friends hope that. the operation may bc a complete1 success and that she will have a speedy recovery from 1101' illncss. A GOOD COMPLEXION. “Sparkling ones and may (hooks restored bv using iIoWilI‘ s l.ililo l.‘ tir- ly Risor’s.’ so writes 3.1” Moor.t1 of Nucogdocbcs, Tax. A certain cure for billousncss. constipation. otc. Shulil pili~casy lo lukc—ousy to act Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy. * ROWAYTON. W. R, S. Bales. of the West Side. has purchased a new horsc from Max ’I‘uriov. A. B, Clovcrly is having his house in Craw avcnuo rushingch and other lluprov cutouts made. Mrs. Alicc Dean Wind. of Nov. Yolk. has been visiting at her summer home on Contentment Island Mrs. Kate Themes and. daughter, Miss Ruth Themes, of Rowayton ave- nue. are ill of the grip. Ellis E. Howard. of South Norwelk. has taken a position as onginccr on the steamer Mabel L. Stovcns Dr. William Lyons who was tlIri-ctt cued with typhoid fever is improving at his home in Rowayton avenue. B. Arthur Griffin has completed a fine wood and wire fence. alongsido his property in l‘towayton nvcnuc. The committee will make colloc- Iions of donations for llcliancc Hook and l_.uddcr Fair. Monday, .'ovcmbor 7th. Mrs. i‘lroadhurst and Mrs, .Iouos, of tho West Side, arc rcporlcd to have in- llorliotl a consldcrabl;1 i'oriunc from a distant rclnilvc. .lm-ioph Kliut-fttlit‘l' is having ll lil‘w roof placed on his rositlcm‘o in flow- nylon nvonuo. and olhor Illlpl'liVCIllclliH 111nm. that arc very noticeable. Al. the Baptist. Church tomorrow night an cxlra program has boon 111" ranged. it bring the fifth allulvorsarl’ of the present pastor, Rev. 11‘. C. Brown. Rowaylou Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev. A. h. Hubbard. Pastor—— Morning class. 9:30, Oscar Mills loader: preaching by the presiding cl- dor. Rev. J, E. Ad‘lls, 10:30; Sunday school. 1:30; Union meeting of tho Ep- worih languo and Baptist Christian Endeavor Socioly at. the Church, ii p. 111.: proaching by the pos- tor, 7 p. 111., theme, The Great Need of the Day." Weekly meetings, pruycr service, Thursday evening. Rowayton Baptist Church, Frank C. Brown. pastor-Sorvlces at. 10:45 a. In. and 7:30 p. 111.; morning sermon. topic. "Sonic Autumn Meditations." The celebration of the fifth nonwor- tony of the pastor will occur in tho evening. Communion of the Lord's Supper follows morning service; sun day school, 12; Juniors, 4; union of Christian Endeavor and Epworlh ‘ holistic Ill Ii p m. in Baptist Church. luldiou Aid at 2 11.111. Wodhosduy. lInppy llour sorvico Thursday ovcn ing at 7 no. Clio of the i'uaiuros of the Friday afternoon oxort lHl’il-l ai iho clotilh ll‘lvo ‘Mlio lllvor School In tho sluglnnl by thrifpuplia. Ycalcrday about twonly of, tho parents and frlondn .woro pron- oulelo hour the cxcrcisea. Miss Ethel Pottymno of tho teachers «at school In also the director of music. andun tier her olflclont leadership tho chorus work hurt (I edIn the most grati- fyini mu north are well I) I show an unlit It truly vurprinlna‘ In the rendition of the ll‘l‘lol‘lll numbers: . 13’: None will it‘d” couch! and. gimp“ deal of enthusiasm has been ' has boon offered this season and Baptist. . filo Mount euro . this to show how u ”all not be. you do not onion! M13111, lilo. . f rich. thiothOiIsy never is gro . “1 mp oval. Drummer and daughter pending a few days in George H Tlllcy and family are cx~ pooled to return to their home here today after rounding the summer at Gwen’s Farms. ' The last rally of the campaign will bc held by Republicans this evening at the town hall. There will be a big Parade from l.‘: 30 to 8 oclook and n manifested ovor this portion of tho rol— Iy. Tho marching club will be in line and will he usulstcd by tho Rowuytou Merlot Battery ’l‘lie Spcukcr of the evening will bo Judge Pine. of Middle- town, a most eloquent speaker. ONLY CURE FOR. DYSPEPSIA. Mrs. Franklin Bush of Now Castle, DoL. says: “I suffered for years with dyspopsia. used to have grcat distress and belching. I tried ovorythIIIg i could hear of. but nothing hclpo Inc until I took liiazillan Balm. and one 50 cent. hotiio cured mo completely." For sale by ’R. if. Finished. F. ii. Ilax- tor and the Clifforcharmaoy. *' ESTPORI‘. lilis Molt-tile Bennett, of Boston. has been here visiting her parents, Miss Florence Clark, of Sing Sing, is the guest of Mrs. Karl A. N.Y Dongc. Prof. Trace); and family have taken possession of the Butler house on King street. Miss Mollie Bennett of Boston has been nominated by the, Republicans fol repr esontativo A freight wrock occurred Thursday about noon that stopped traffic on tho freight tracks for. several'hours. A heavily loaded freight. car broke in two hour tho (301111.10 crossing and the cars which followed it piled up on top. The car was loaded with carpct rugs and lhoy wort-1 strown in all directions. The wrcckcr was or. work for onto time and had tho road clear before night. Greenfield liiii grunge is to be en- icrtainod by the local gl'ango on the. night of Nov. 9. It. is promised that on that occasion E. N. Sippcrly will sing 11 new song composed by himself : Dr. Row ll. B‘vxbco a resident of Bridgeport but an active member of \vrockcr was at work for some time stops. Tho lccturcr's progrnnuno will be one of the most. entertaining that of course a grunge supper is one of the strongest attractions LADIES. DR. LagflANOD'O w I a re 11 «9°11 POUND. o, o v I or Dookiclrfre'o ”Ml-30??!“ only???" HIS OPPONENTA WOMAN. Judge E. M. Lockwood Pitled Against a Female Exooundcr of Law Yesterday. Judge Edward M. Lockwood. of Nor~ walk mentioned to some friends at. ihe Republican headquarters in Watoi street yesterday afternoon. that ho had rotumed from Waterbury, where he had been arguing a. civil case. In which the opposing counsel was a woman lawyer, Miss McNeil. This statcmont brought forth a dis- cussion on the proper appellation to use in referring to the femlnc expound- cr of Blackstone and Coke. "You didn't say. ‘My brother lawyer,’ did you?“, asked someone of Judge Lockwood. "Of course not." he replied, “I said 'My slutcr-induw.‘ " MOTHERS PRAISE lT. Mothors cvcrywllcro praise (.lnc Mill- ulo Cough Curo for the sufferings it has rt-llovt-d and-tho livos of ihcir lit- iio ours it has saved. A ccrlalu curc for coughs. cronp and whooping cough. A. ll. Spnfforti. Postmaster. of Chester. Mich, says: “Our iiitlo girl was 1111- conscious from strangulation during a sutidcu and Icrriblo attack of croup. Ono. Mlnnlc Cough Cure quickly rcllcv. ed and cured her anti 1 cannot praise it too highly." One Minute Cough Cure rciicvcs coughs. makes breathing cosy, cuts out phlegm. draya out in- flammation. and removes every cause of a cough and strain on lungs. Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy. " MARVIN PLACE SOLD m»! Col. John N. Partridge Buys It for $5.- 590~Will Make Many Improvements. Tho William ll. Marvin place on tht1 Norwnlk road has boon sold' by tho Wcslpol‘t Savings bunk, who some~ time ago foreclosed their mortgage, to Col John N, Partridge of New York oily. the well known cit-pollen oommis» nioncr for $5,000. Mr. Partridge will mnkc muny lmprovomonte to tho placo and will occupy it its It summer home. A HEAVY LOAD. 11 lift that load off the sttmloch luito Kotlol llyspopulu Curo. It tllkoulu What you rill, flour stomach. IIquII lug. has on ultlllllltlll and all dluorlloi'u of tho stomach flint nro cu‘rublo. arc instantly tollovcd and pormanontll’ cured by Inc has of Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure. 3. l’. liliorru. a tlrugnistut 297 Main strata, Now brilaln. 0111111.. says: “Kodol Dynpopalo Cure in giving such unlvorsui satisfaction and is no surely upcoming the osillvo rolls! and sub» 11 this dlltrmlhg alla moot i feel that i am always sure I‘d utility and gratify n1 custodian by recommending It to l tau-vita o remedy/1m hookah ol.‘ bereft. Kodol Dylpopul’n (into was discovered after yum of erlmouts and will nonl- III or an o lib Witt. 1 incl 111111.111...th ; hill» IN' 1 Norwnk Chapter Unc- Ito Effort! to Make Good Citizens. .1 The Nomad: Chapter. Daughter-.11 of. the Revolution. helluva t , ing 1110.ch good oilizons. 'l'hoy have docldod thorci'oro to upon a. trap reading room In springwood ospcciul ly for the foreign population. Books in Hungarian and ltallan are already plovldod and subscriptions to a number of periodicals. Many of the youns‘jlveople of .this locality can b and one of the state law. ’olilng librarian will also he placed In the. room. it is Intended to have pic on... talks about Amorlcnn history and govornment birds and othor subjects during tho winter. given by ladies in- trualod In tho work. All this requires the expenditure of considerable mon- ey and the cmnmitloo in charge of the reading room ask for sumo 11pr from people who approve of the project. How to Help the Work. Gifts of 11 table and some plain chairs and a. hanging lamp or brack- ot lumps, and a clock are dosilcd. 01' course. subscriptions of money are al- wuys in otdor. A note soul to either of the com miltoos by those having articles to give for the reading room will bring a lllcsscngor to lake l.h(1 contributions to the room at 35 Ely avenue. ANGELINE SCOTT, Chairman, MRS. C SWARTZ. GRACE L. PRENTMSS u..—- t good read», ~-—- 8T. PAUL'S CHURCH SERVICES. Musical Festival at the Chapel lowed by Meetings During the Week. As Sunday Is the octave of "All Saints Dav” the music at St. Pdui's Church will be appropriate to the fos- tival, Service at night will be held a" the chapel in Berkeley street. On Monday evening tllore’will be a com- mittee meeting of the men‘s club. at the rectory: on Monday afternoon at 3 p. to. there will be a meeting of the associates of the Girl's Friendly at the Hotel Norwalk: Tuesday evening regular meeting of the vostry, monthly reports: Wednesday nftemoon at 2: 30. special meeting of the Ladies' Guild. at the chapel looms. important. busi- ness is to come before this meeting and oil lndics lutcrcstod arc invilcd to ho. pIcs $10!” \A’cducsdny evening at 7: 45 (1.111.. first week-day evening scr vice at lilo chupoi Thclc will ho a sllmtoncd fotm ol.‘ the owning sorvicc with conferenocs on the Prayer Book. All are cordlaliv Invited who wish to learn IIIOTC of this woutlcrl‘ul llcrilage of tho Church. Those conferences on tho Prayer Bonk will take place every Wctincsdaywv- ening during the winter; on Thursday evening at tho chapel rooms will take place the. canning meeting the Men’s Club. when the committee will report on a constitution and by-iaws. There will he an address on “Lilo at, an Eng- lish University by one who was there." These meetings of the Men's Club are open to all men. who will receive a hearty welcome (in Friday afternoon there is Litany service at 4 p. m. at the chapel. with offering of special pc- titions and a short nddross: Saturday morning the meeting of the industrial schooL Foi- WILL GO TO DANBURY. Delegation to Attend the State Federa- tion of Women’s Clubs. There is likely to be a large. doles: - tion from Norwalk and South Nor- walk to tho Sluts Federation meeting of Women's Clubs. in Duubury. next W( 11k Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. Blanchard president of tho h‘l‘i. tiny Afternoon Club. is to give a paper 011 "Some Rccont Western Poetry." and this will be illustrated by rootin- ticns by Miss Elcue Foster. of Now York. 'l‘hc special oIIlcrfaiIImont given by lilo IlaIIbIII'y anti lioillcl clubs to illt1 Forlornllou in tho owning. consists of a. lt-cluro by Thomas Whitnoy Surotlc upon “The Ballads and Dances of Mel‘- rio Enulund." Mr. Surctto guvo his course upon Wavnor. lust Vt1lil'.1lll llolimi and was so successful that he was cnuugcd fol this your to give another (‘oui'sc upon " National Music." Mr. Surette boalns his conrso IIoI-o next. Monday in inckwood's Hall with "Imhcngrin." Tickets for courso arc $2 and can be found at. ciihcr of tho public Libraries oral; W. l‘. Barr’s. The management. are vorv anxious to make the lectures successful and Mr. Snrrett may well sport a large and responsive audience because of his high standing and great success. ‘ The syllabus of the course 111mm, to worth a tremendous amount. to a scho- lar. Tho aylinbl will be at tho, two lib. rurica after Monday. W wm's A DINNER. Contractor W. H. Smith Will Now Be Entertaloed by Monro. Good- follow and True-dale. Contractor William H. Smith. who is erecting the mill of the St. George Pulpiand PanorConIpanv. in Smith strcot. Norwnlk. has a first. class dln« no: colnlnlt to him from Prcsidcut Joaoph (loodfollow and Engineer Trucadulc, of tho company. This rapt is due lo a bot, those Ironlloiuou made with Mr. l-‘IIIIlilI. They wore vory unit. ouu llilli liioro should be no delay lll tucclilu; tho roof of Ibo building itllll In oonuouuouco contlmtotl to limo Mr. lllnllu to blunt along the lnltk side walls. I ”I'll have the walla douo before you are ready with the iron l'ramowork of thereof,“ Mr. Smith usnurnd them. On this point thorn was a frlondiy diva grcnmcui. “l‘ll tell you what l‘ll do ‘1 said Mr. Smith. "I‘ll bet you a and. that ll"! be ready before you his ready tor me.” Thiaofl o and throng Contractor-1 ironwork bold 11:1 Intervention of fate ll lh‘ w s viotorlotlii. this in transit. lilo llook of I’raycr. ‘ t with quick approval unos‘fliuoy- place or soap on it is more sanitary and colivoniaut to carry. board quickly and makes shaving so easy; no smartlng or burning. Sold by all druulsts 150. . , Scaled proposals will be resolved by the 130111.] of Soloctlncn of tho Town of Wilton. 301111.. until 2 p. 111. of Well» nosdol’. Nov. ill, 1904, for the grading and construction of two anew lions of gravel road in the Town of Wilton. in accordance with the plans and specifications approved by the State Highway Cmumissloucr. Said Solccluiou will also roccivo bids for the. grading without gruvoiinu of the suction known as the ltidgc tiold Branch. Bids shall state the prico Dt'l‘ iiuctll fool. for ouch or either suction ol‘ ilIl lubed road contplctc; the town through its solcctmc'u and the State Highway Connnissionor rcscrvc thc right. to incrcuso, or diminish lho num ber of foot to ho improvcd after the contract is lot. All bids must be ac- companied by a bond of not loss than one-third of tho amount. bid for tho construction of l . work. Any bidder l‘ci‘usiug to slgii’ lilo coIIIrut‘I. ut' the prices offered by him shall he, rcoulr- od to forfeit. a sum from his bond oqual to the difference in price be. tween his bid and the next highest bid. tier. . Plans and specifications may be or aminod at the Office of the Town Clerk, in Wilton. or at the liflico of tho State Highway CoIIImlssimIor in Hurl~ ford. The, work is to bc completed on or before .lunc 1st, 1905, The bids will be opcncd ill the Town ilouso in said Wilton. on tho day and hour first above named. The Soloclmcn and the State High- way Commissioner rcscrvo the right to rejcct any and all bids. Dalcd at Wilton. Conn, 1904. Nov. CHARLES S. LOCKINUOD. F, D. BENEDICT. WM. K. .I. lllllllmldl, Sclcclmcn of Town of Willon. 4th _...... HAYMAKERSW TO FROLIC. Cockenoe Pitchfork Manipulators t9 Teach Haymaking by Electric Light. (‘ooltonoe Haymukcrs. of Norwalk. are planning on Woduosdny to giralu around tlIcir huymow in tho Gazcllr.v building on Wednesday owning. No- vember 18111. when 11 largo class of collddutos will be llliliuicti into tho mystrries of making buy by artificial sunlight. There, will be an cIIIortainInont and refreshments in conuoctioll with tho occasion. A numbci of visitors nle expected to be on hand. ....... “fl”... Illi. KIIII’S “Show PEIIIYIIIIIAL PILLS 1 Archighiyrccommondcd lull: who have used them. an: uremic. and reliable. Atria will condom you of their inlrlnuic value. Send (an conflict «mole and booklet. AsklarDr. King I " Sm Crown Brand. " All dru'fim, !1. .5p I“ box. NIgMoltIOIIo..Rll.lolil I Fresh Fish l BLUEFISH ............ 12clb. SNAPPER BLUES ......... .. 10cib. STEAK coo ..... 10clb. NATIVE EELS 14c lb. WEAKFISH. ...... ...........8c lb. FRESH HERRING ............5c lb. FLATFISH ...... 5lbafor25c MARKET coo. ..............7c|b. HADDOCK 70 lb. BLACKFISH . ....... . ..... .. 7c lb. WHOLE SALMON 12c lb. 3MELT........ .15ch CAPT. DUGROSS. East PM of Washington St, Bridge, pld Salvation Army Bldg. nova' ROUGH ON ROCKS. No sam- at .125 AND 1.60. GIRLS LITTLE. INDIAN. Kid 8" one. at 1.1.5. YOUTHS' aA'l'lN GALF. lllt Lined Color, 10 t w Try: ”to of any of time anon, they will outwo‘nr any other molt“. W DUO. ALL ”out: nonozucw a-rvt NORWALG stuff» the new lanai. In‘ " Notice to Contractors '1 Wm-vomn «1.-sz . Softens the ‘ L - ,PL unborn. ,5,“va ' 1 nor will run. 111111110113 FITTINO Tin. Sheet ’Iron‘, copper and Zinc. 50 South Mali Strut. ' Telephone, 1.74. loath Norwnllt. Conn. OWWW NORWALK STEAMBOAT co. (Incorporated) Propellers ' “City of Norwalk" and “Eagle." (Freight only.) lt1a\ c New York ([‘ici 3(i Last Rivci, ') and Norwalk cxciy lvcck (luv at; p. n1. ' Itrcight rcccivcd from 7 a. m. to 5 p. m. . -—,-- . ., 18471904 PLUMBING AND STEAM HEATING. HOT WATER HEATING. HOT AIR HEATING. , STOVES AND RANGEO. ILATE AND TIN ROOFING, an and Steam Fitting, Fixtures, Metal Coiling, Have you soon our stock of RICHMOND RANGES? THE JONES & AHOTCI‘IKISS COMPA 11 WALL s'rnEE'r, NORWALK. On Etc. To wiggle your gray matter and think thoughts is one thing; . To wiggle physically and exe- cute them is quite another thing. We think that You Should Use Gas. and would like to exe- cute any order for Gas Ranges. Logs, Fire-places. Radiators or other appliances you care to gi’be us. Satisfaction guaranteed. Conn. Railwau and Lighting Co. 'PHONE 68. Every Style Every style of wall paper that in In keeping with good taste can be found , in our stock. .1» Our unortmont ‘In W lam and vor- let! that you will have no trouble in making I nelectlon. TO ORDER m Window Shanon. Picture From». ‘0.“ [minim-Ir Supplier. Artlutn' Nutcrloli. IPEGIALI. I 10c. Cloth Window Shades, fringed, also. Extension and Solid Half Curtain cnockanv. o} ,7. . . PAIN-rmn AND mo HANGING. , Watkins & Dow. White Curtain ”Polo: with ll‘ixlum, ‘ Ammunition“ Sportsman's Supplies Largo Stock , Reasonable Prices w ’ 112 WASHINGTON OTREIT. Phone 143-8. . ............- ., . .. w .-................-.... full with Sully tier IIIIIIIm. Your savings invested with the in- dustrial Savings and 1.01111 Co. are free from speculative dangers-earn IS per cent. par mount -—-a profit consis- tent with safe methods-—and al- ways subject to your contrOl. per cent. per an- num paid for ev- ery day invested. withdrthable at your peasure, Endorsed by the most conservative authorities upon investments. State Supervision of New York and ' Connecticut. BRANCH OFFICE, 16 so. MAIN ST. Resident Directors. Resident Managers. Mortimer M Lee R. L. Coburn Charlcs E. Dow courH NORWATLK, CONN. ORGANIZED 1882. WITH capital SIO0.000.00 Surplus. $100,000.00 Nat Profits. . 360,000.00 Oollcltc account. of Individuall, mon- ufacturorl merchants and corporations upon favorable terms. EDWIN H, MATHEWSON. PHI. JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Pru- JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier. DIRECTORS. . E. H. Mathewson John H. Light John H. Knapp Henry hymour Joollh R. Marvin Oamuol Grumman Christian Swartz J. Wallace Marvin Fred. H. Rowan. WILL PIPER oun crook or NEW ooooa war IN I. A LITTLE LARGER THAN EVER IEFonE. WONDERFUL HOW ' LOW YOU CAN IUY NICE GOODS HERE, YOU KNOW WE DO THE WORK IN THE VERY IEOT MANNEI. w: HAVE TAKEN A coin MANY coma/Ion FOR House PAINTING AND WILL IE GLAD TO ouaMIr riouau con voun WORK. . ' w: TRY To claim? IN crock :vsnvrmno you nun son THE occomrlouo or voun nous: motor. on our. ii. E. Gotham’s, 11L}. Till-I. ’ 10 PIRIT IT. I. NORWALK. . t l ,r‘. I‘ rm: Jamila. ”intranet . AGE doling. out. strut! 1.1.} IOAT TICKET. 2 spurt-l MAIN sTnEET. 1m. can. cu. 5 . John B. Lawrence . ITEAMI ‘ it you would verify above. cull ' and get our figures n WE HAVE INTEREQ N PROPOSITIONB ON AUTOM BlLEs. - 52“ so. Mnln at; ‘ I Whalesél? AND Retail Home imported Liquors, Beers, etc» at in ii a: all the Domestic Brando, Bot- ,, tied by the case for Farm 1 ' 1 My Use. 1 Delivered free of charge. Call and «a the stock, at my new plan. of busineu. .I i 1 Norman Quitincr. 45 Railroad Ave.. South Nol‘WIlk. ‘ Telephone 373—2. F. E LOCKWOOD 8 C0. 39 Wall St, Norwalk. are factory agents for the followll'ilI automobiles: .J OLDSMOBILE. all styles; The WHITL. FRANKLIN. "' LOCOMOBILE. I Will demonstrate any of the abovl machine: to interested partial. Headquarters for . AUTOMOBILES. SUPPLIEO AND PAIRING. Tile futon Side feed Boilers. FOR STEAM AND I_ I HOT WATER HEATIN' I. Insure: a Warm House, Day and ‘ Night, in Coldest Weather .l Send for Catalogue and layout! I . gate for yourself. I '6 LIBERTY STREET. NEW YORK. ‘ chitin NOI‘IWAIII‘J“ ' NEW AND accououn NRNIOHED. lucrALLIb All PAIRED. urtonoriou cu , Ivor hilly In mm W ' on isomeric-d emf, arid unwind bailout fly! 0. T. .l. SULLIVAN , « Toucan“
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