ohu Cl. “tier of the con-
‘ loan Association is at "work-p
no ain‘ dinner to the ituieternriu~
homelaw‘ which will be sub-
" incoinlug‘iiginlatui'fi for
The changes propelled are
ill thoriewa of the secretary
co uhould be absolutely in-
to and not partially so.
tithe approach or the coming
he State Legislature ooinea
anal number oi applications for
ratfor new trolley lines, double
of present linoa,‘ extension or
'1: batters. etc. It is to be non-
t will be possible to prevent
into: valuable franchises by
it who bluiply.,wiah io“‘hold
e privileges or constructing
,w in 'L [and be in a position to die-
‘h hog-a road Shall be built for
‘ mercial Record, ‘ .
m
:reileoted rm or the electric
located, on, the Diamond Shoal-
hipped. Cape Hatteras, are re
to have been visible for twenty.
. oftvegian steamship America re
ports 'p ing seen it that distance. At
th in . hentmonphere was clear and
the night dark. The direction or the
rayon” towards the zenith. The
_ nitedStates government has been ex
perimentlng for some time at. Cape
Hatter-ante determine the practicabl‘l-
w i lighting the sea by reflecting the
V towards the zenith, thus far will
go " results.
ado f peraiions D‘eiailtd
hua‘ liurvi ed the present
fluently .i‘rom Harbin,
insthe hoapiial the
Age ite‘on bellow}
i. . Laud ,‘diaw
.mggralnahis,
n on .- We 7
.‘_,'It 'waa‘ai hluo Yang that i got
u
put outwotcoininlaalon for good. Oh
the ovonlnsior September 2, we had
been ordered to, attack acute or the
Japanese trenchea. We had to crosa a
goodploco of open around under ll‘
heavyurosa tire and there were men
talilnz every‘etepirom the time we
broke cover to the minute we rushed
we were‘lclose to thefJapnneso lines
when i got a bullet in my right foot.
From that time i was no more good
except can target. but I drew n 3000
deal of Japanese ammunition, if that
counted for anything.
"Our fellows went on and carrier!
the Japanese trenches on the loft in a
hand to hand fight. for weoou usually,
whip those follow if We can get close
enoughto them. But there was ll. long
not. take and where they kept on
shooting. ‘ it coemtd they did not take
interest in shooting at anything but
me. i made up my mind to got out
and crawled along tou‘ard thetrcnohea :
where our men had gone over. All not
one came back I though tlioy iiiuati
have captured them. i hadn't more
than started'goinguntli a bulletin
.iy fright shoulder rolled me over
gain. Vi gotiuy gun in my left hand
:.hen and kept on crawling. 'i‘hen‘l
not shut in the leit legjiist above the
knee. "l'li‘eu two or three bullets got
me in‘ftlie right leg. 1 dropped my
gun and helped myse‘i’nlnna wlih my
ureimllesgat sea. .Cautaln Evietith of left hand. But they must have thought
i was having too easy a Limo of ii,
for I got shot thromrh the le'i gum}.
der and that brought me down ilat.
There was nothing ior me then hill, to
wrigglc along on my stomach. i kept
on gelling shot in my right leg but all
the feeling had gone out of it. The
inst time i recollect getting hit was
maid in the left shoulder.
‘ii was dawn when I got to the iron-
xhea. They tok inc to a brinrlngiug
ltflMOl’l two miles uwriy. The doctors
sent me On to Harbin, where my leg
no. side and [our scattered around
the
the trenches at the"point oi the bayo—l
net. Nothing happened to me until
line of works on the right that we did,
, » to . hater do dion pr
. , ,nehekdpi‘obw‘
out “the 3311? ~ Wounded
' ’ ST P
”My '10
ll
Niolwlneun
by the inane
Japanese war.
invited.
MOSCOW, Doc. Iii.-—'l‘he Armenians
of tips city at a reunion last night
made a big anti-government.
stration in when eiudnnis p irtlciiicwd.
CHE-F00, Dec. 19,—-1:30 o. m.—~A
Japanese camp follower who saw a
portion of the lighting at, 203 Metro
Hill and who arrived here from Daily
today. says that Commander Mizzou-
eod‘s description or the fighting is not
exaggerated. _
that the Russian losses were heavier'
than eluted by Commander Mlzzono-l
up reinforcements until it seemed that.
the entire garrison must have been in i
that section.
meidny WMJIMM .
eta manifest ‘
loot or relorma which in no on
December to. .4. long list ‘
we nazottody however. Lprlun all .
my moors. lrheflday wuamarked y,
, uni ’obrervauoea. .‘fi‘heclty wan,
uccorutedwitb liege. a. column. ’l‘od‘
Danni was chanted at Striaano'a Catli—
adrul, a unluie~oi .liil ‘guna was tired
from the tortrcp’u or St. Peter and St.
Paul and tree performances were given
at the theatres. .
The publication ‘or i.ieut.el}leneral
Stoesaol’c telegrams recounting the
atory of the wonderful dcienco or the
heroic garrison or Port Arthur D
lduced a good effect and the agitatoru
made no attemptqat anti-government~
ul demonstrations. .
’I‘lio nobility at Taorgoo Solo marked
of ,the residence there for General
Stooaael. ,
boNUON. Doc. lit-«Tho German
embassy intorina the Aaaociated these
that tiieie is no truth in the roueWod
reports of Anglo-German
looking to mediation in the Ruaso-
visit of Count
*Mettomlch. the German ambassador to
Berlin, was purely private. .
remains determined 10 do nothing until
invited by the boliigoi'enta and up to
the present Germany has not been
The Russian dead. he
said. were indiscriminately mingled;
with the heaps of Japano 0 dead. Tehl
slope of 203 Metro Hill being very
steep and smooth. the Japanese pro—
parod for their advance by labelling the
liilleide. The
lowed out tooth lda.
on the Japanese found protection bo-
ilher parts, but they tied me up and bind the heaps of their own dend.____
oils in exploding hol«
in some instano
lap, orp
‘ Continued From First Page.)
While rotreatlna. one torpedo boat
received several shots simultaneously.
her mommander, Lieut. Nahahori. and
nvejothera being killed._ The boat
oral shells hit and almost. disabled
Ident'biakahnra‘s boat. forcing him to
‘ abandon his conrade'e ship. which
was sinking. L‘eut. Nokahnra. howev-
er..“nteamed back. rescued the crew
and abandoned the iorp"do boat to her
late. Commander Kuwaae's boat. be-
“ liking to the same flotilla. was s‘ruck
'by‘a I‘bell..kllliue one of thecrow and
' 'w , ding Lleut. Tnkaharashl and two
Lieu?— Shane's boat was hit and
‘ of the crew killed and live wound.
‘ .r, The heat was temporarily dia-
nbled. but his: comrade ships. with
Li té. Wameabe and Merl command
, rotected and rescued her. All
ill her'boats bravely facing the en.
Willa lire. succeeded in de‘iverina: at
tackewithour suffering any damage.
, [Bite result of their attark is not
definitely known, although it Is evi-
d .. that numerous torpedos took of-
ct. . ‘ .
L“'l'ho‘ ‘Waich tower reporting an the
10 in: mnmlnz held that the So
(I it not change her position in the
ll re in the shallow water.
t to a source of satisfaction the.i
our torpedo attacks were delivered
wthout the least confusion. Each
_‘ "t, r'endered material assistance to
itli comrades. The sklliui maneuvr-
dorms
um best medicine for coughs,
' bound bronchitis and all voice
d lung iiiiilciiltlea. l hum used
bemonnliy and recommend it
mighty. it in doing wonderfully
good work for my customers who
‘yjmuiiy ulcu thinuu of it to their
.ondu.~l~'i‘homaa i-l. Shunuiinn,
roprietor of the Micom Avenue
omnoy. Torrington, Conn. ~
,_At all Drug Stores. 25c, Silo. $1.
SEPH .L. WALZ, Prop.
‘ Also ' ' '
nt. She is anch"rod ‘cloae in -
popular priced store.
‘ AT $1.00
AT $1.50
' AT $2.00, $2.50 To $5.00
500. 76:: AND $1.00. .
Umbrellas
Umbrellas are justly recognized as among the best of holiday offer-
ingawalways ludorsed, moderate in cost, a constant reminder of
donor. Wle have carefully selected our entire stockwniado expressly
to our order-«fully guaranteed and sold during the Holiday time at the
same low prices that has made this department a special feature of our
26 in. and 28 in. Umbrellas for Men and Women~mado of fine grade ‘
cloth, plain and trimmed handles.
26 in. and 28 in, Umbrellas of one tadotawncaiiy trimmed
the equal at any $2.00 umbrella elsewhere.
' Very Fine Umbrellas, specially selected handles, extra line high, mude
' oi taffeta-win sizes and style for men and women—black and col-
ora—~nn exceptional choice assortment—«would be fairly priced at
$3.00 and MOO—«the usuui Boston Store guarantee.
soc-24 inch Children's Umbrellas for both boys and girls at
N.‘B.—-—All Umbrellas at $2.00.aud over your monogram irco.
2i
l
tumult...
Ladloo' Solid 14 kt. Gold Walibam Watches from $18.00 up. .
Ladloo' Gold Filled Watohoa guaranteed to wear for 20 yearn, $10.50 up.
GontI’ Gold Filled Wulthnm Watched guaranteed for 20 yearnmom up.
, ' eoLo euanoa ‘Auo veer CHAINS; ,
Simmom' Gold Filled Guard; and Vent Chaim, the but. ma
guaranteed to wear and give satisfaction. , { .
‘ . oinmpo'uoa. ecto‘iawatavauo sranuho‘sitvan. . ,
‘All article. dollqnad to be engravsdwill have Initialij engraved free.
All engraving doughy Mahala” engraver." ‘ ' ‘ , " g ,
‘ erode“ open» Hammond's-u. nurse cubic-rune.
”“5...
.- .. . .. . a iilicnlioii oi the above named r‘rnnk walk Connecticut. consisting of car»
”"3” M'”‘”"‘~"""’°MW uwilcliiights, NON' Lillllilmtlwlll for Hllilll license. .tciudract of land racing on south
to know whether they» are red 01 A. curious phenomenon has been Dill: ed‘ at Norwulk. this 0th day oil ,, Mold and liavlinn cl utreetn,with build.
green. Semaphore tirinaqut (Monty- milled in the tropics that can never, December A. l) 1904. . ‘. lugs thereon. ,. ~ .
“V6 Wily ciuiio'uu, for poasible rod be seen at higher latitudes. A mining! mm W. Smith William li‘. MM”, 1. i it Hit lbutt ,
lluhln. ll‘uur hundred‘hignwuy‘croau. blunt. ut demurerom. Marnie aluioet_ John Oi “11“,th e'r Bernard Reynolds owe . i'
inns. to know whether they are exactly on tho tropic of Cancer, and Patrick H Rough. ' ' Guqrge L. Rockwell.
“clear." Loc’omnllvra pi, a new at noon on June 21 the sun shines “We,” can”, that tbeubove mm” John H. hell.
trains approaching onparallel tracks. to the bottom, lighting up the well ‘ed omioréora nro electors and ““1”“, , Exeouwrs.
[or red or grocullghia. Telegraph for it vertical depth of i.100 feet or to” an d 05")“ d by km. or the Town of! 1) ha at Rid eiiold Conn Dec.
,opfiu-ntoru its. twenty-live wulytgtu‘tiouik, ore. J .. w Noi'walk . 1m 1;; (1 bill g . ., ,2
w chilly e «in nu; y'liisu‘r . e trim . .. mm m. .. - ’ . ‘ ‘ . lit a oil , .p , , f
with orderii. For a rod, this at any Nouoe “f . ”233%” 30333111503“ ’1 “l" . dill 0i;
(iflilillh'illlfle point in the till) “toilet, ‘ > _ l'! ANNIE ill. SMITH ”wwwspacmrwd
( up twill» 113 ll iflilltiill' El git" . ' ~ , ‘ o ‘ Aflflllil/M“ TOW“ Clerk. , ,.
“v“ 0“" 0" .‘WO wm”“°€§'“°.°xi’l°d9d DISSU'MIOH 0f Pdfmemh’l). [“2 iii ' .3 cans good Corn ............. 26c.
5i”, "11“" n::g£il‘u :“$€‘;u’r:‘il“l;i;’et‘fig;“ilig -' ‘m . . L 3 cfini “00“ P933 ”unassumin- 26C!
11 V can 0".” i, ‘ I V I ’ ‘ ‘N‘ I ‘ Ioln‘lluldltv' a.
cignrnnce curd longed for ouch oi Notice in hereby given that the part FOR THE H01. IDA Y5 ONLY 2 cups 8006 Salmon 25
‘ ' . . ‘ . . .u’ .{l ............ 9ft!-
lli lilflll8,‘llilm- ll Whether .tllé. lire-.1 legion Bl», South :NONIBJR, Conn, by M‘TRQPOLWAM: v"), 90011,,750. , Illicit “hull , i
Forth: low prices we. are altering you Groceries for all this Week. Dent; 101d, Santa dropped into'our stores ,laat week, and
fairly loaded up dpvrri With good things fol-the Christmas trade, He also adiribed us toglvethe‘ Famous'Huut stamps more freely
toyou. and to carry, out his wish we will give extra Stamps on many Highlflrade articles. There will be unexpected money left in
your pocket if you, place your order With us. as our prices are even lower-than ever before. Wishing you ‘ ‘
We hope to see you at our ‘s‘tofeethis week’ to take advantage of our liberal offers in High Grade Groceries, Teas. Colices, Candy,
Nuts. Dates, Figs. Cranberries, Oranges, 'Apples and everything~ that would be. apt to interest you at this joyous season of. the year.
‘...-a....t......m._........ , _
THE BEST , BEST NEW‘DATES, CHOICE NEW LAYER FIGS. - 2000 LBS. OF
‘ . _ ‘ . AMERICAN AND FRENCii
CAPE COD CRANSiSRRIES, PER LB., 7c, ‘PER‘LBu 13c, MIXED CANDY,
3 QTS. FOR 25c. OR.4 LBS. FOR 25c. OR, 2 LBS. FOR 25c. . ONLY xoc PER LB.
New Seeded Raisin‘s, lb. ..... .. .......... xoc . ‘ 35 Stamps with I lb. Best No. 1 'i‘ea. ....... see
New Cleaned Currants, lb. ....... . ........ 9c ‘ 35 Stamps With 1 lb. Choice No. 2 Toa...... 40c
New Corsican Citron, lb. ............... 17c NEW NUTS' 3° Stamps with I 1b. Fancy No.3 Tea ..... . 35c
New Lemon or. “Orange Peel. lb. '. ..... . . . .. 15c New XX NM?» 3 lbs. ------- 25C 15 Séfggg With 1 lb’ Best Mocha and java
‘ - " ' . New En l’sh Walnuts, 1b....i c ‘ . ---------------------------- 3°c
NEWLQQ“, Remain. ................. 3t. New‘Hagcll Nuts, lb...“ ...... I26 :0 Stamps With 1 lb. Java and Maracaibo
Greenbaums Plum Pudding,large can .. 10c New Pecan Nuts 1b _______ 14c Coffee ...... .. .............. 25c
Durkce‘s Sage or Thyme; box ............. 5: New Paper Shell Almonds, 15.2%. 8 Stamps with I lb. Best Santos Coffee. .. 20c
Large, sweet Oranges, dozen .. _________ 25c STRICTLY NEW STOCK 6 Stamps with 1 lb. Choxce Rio Coffee ..... 18c
Choice Greening Applel‘ pk 35C ‘ . 5 Stamps With 1 large pkg. Postum Cereal..24c
“o .’ “‘ ' """"" GUARANTEED. Siam s with I lar a k Grain-O
. l: 5 None Such Mince Meat 2 c 5 ‘ p ' g p g. ' - """" 24c
3‘? g - . . a ' ------------- S 5 Stamps With 1 pkg. Old Grist Mill Coffee 18c
Raspberry or Peach Pie liflllls, pkg. ....... too 5 Stamps with I ll). Lion Coffee .......... 17c
off. as the “mm“ repeatedly brought -5 Free Stamps with \any of the following: 32 cans Gold Rock Pears ...... 25c . 10 Free Stamps with any of following:
I can Victory 'Brand Strawberries ...... 17c Gold Roch Corn, can ......... no 5 lb. pkg. 'Pearl Hominy ............... x5e
(15 pkg. Domcstisc Magarom ............. roof 3 lb. can Yellow Peaches _____ 15c 3 1b.1can git )ice Egg Plums ............ 15o
canes uzone cap or ................ 25c ,,. _ 3I bs. est Full Head Rice .......... ' c
I pkg. Forc: or Malia Vita at ......... Reginta; 2'18”?” 12“” ‘ ' ’ ' "18¢ z/Eans Fancy Cut Stringiess Beans ..... :2:
3 cans Camybell’s Soups .............. 25c ancy j late om, can. .ioc 3 cans Earl / Bird Peas ............... 25c
1 lb. Lemon or Ginger Snaps .......... 7c ‘3 1b- can mail“? Beans ------ ‘05 M; lb. Pure Black Pepper ............... we
I let Preserved Jam .............. .. . .. loo 2 cans Succotash ...... . . .25c 3 lbs. Choice California Prunes ........ 25c
Remember, this sale is for the entire week. Don’t fall to call and examine our stock, which is the largest and freshest in
. The Norwalks. Make your hard earned dollars tell; do your trading here.
WILL BE OPEN EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK. ‘
‘lhe NewYork Grocery Co.
MS WASHINGTON STREET,
. 35 a 37 MAIN srannr,
some NilltWALK NOHWALK'S nusmsr ‘ unaware
"PHONE Cull 333—6. oitocauv arenas. 'ruonn CALL 344—4.
wnan’s mauonv couu'rs. l WM I
TELEPHONE 322-4.
Rules Engineers Have to Remember
When Forgetfulness May Be Fatal. ‘
Liiiicliils wuo opeiaicihe that trains I? ea VT 3“ I 0 a “as
recently put on between Nowka at '
City and the West are Just now fac-
ing a problem in philosophy which, on .
paper, looks oometling like loin: _ _ , ~ ‘
h “l-low Hzalliykll'oll. alia‘diwm can the Our ceaseless cfi'ort is to give you something newer and better than you have had before,
iinutn to iii ' oep w th n insiuut re~ , . . . ' . . ' . ~ .
w," if death is the penalty for for- and at more advantageous pl‘lilb than aqua} quantities can in Oblallltd elsewhere.
gcilulnoss'!”
The answer is aupporod in lie some. THINGS NEEDED
where in the min oi” rules and 533- .
min which the oillculle have devised To Prepare for the Christmas Feast.
m" m“ “l"‘r‘l‘l‘W "“1”“ (5‘8“ “"1“” For our Fruit Ca e we have the 1 i «r. n‘ , ‘u I v. « . . ~
Thm mm. or which were are about 3 k . cl 0 out to L rra it., Rlllbillb. Litron, Orange and hump
700 mi each 125 miles between Now Pool, A No. i Flour and Pure Loni Lard. Use tilt‘SL‘ goods and your cake will be delicious
York City and Chicago were mudo y. 33-. 5} Vi}, ”.1 .. , ' - . , . .
rm mm mm”, oi ”w public. m“ we \ t 1. mt it. a ii (a mtciisitc llllC of guod tlllllgh to cut that appeal to you at (lit: tum.
public may 1mm “skunce when p, Delicious Coiled. Sweet Rosy Teas, English Walnut Meats. Pecan Meats, Jordan Slicllcd Almonds,
“:3“? ‘3?“ """ufumm‘n“silagilliillfix‘r’l' Stui‘i'cd Prunes. Pulled Fig.5. Cluster Raisins. Mince Meat, Etc. ~ ,
lo iinui urn ' .. .... ‘ ' -
om; rule may mean ii shocking loss of l‘aucy Fruits lil glass. jams and Mariualudcs. Look to us for fine Sweet Oranges. Grape
huninn lilo.
Thug“ rue mm are me dvemgp for Fruit, Bananas, Apples and Grapes. You will enjoy anything you buy at this store.
each division of the chief railroad
lines running west from New York.
Erich not covers the work of one en-
. ......_...___...__ .
glucor. who drives hie train until ‘
unoilicr rngiiicer, with a fresh set to
of rulou and, presumably, ii fresh mem- _ ’
ory, relieves him. in other words.
eight, “10.11, the average “lumbor of 33 WEST WASH|NGTON 87.. LEADI~G GROCER, SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
locomotive engineers who drive a fast I .
U‘iill'l hilWUtin NOW YUl‘k and Chicago, ---»~.... ....................._,..__.__._...... ........-.._..-"‘~.. ............ . .... . . .. . .. . _,........ . .............._..... .....:"‘,. .. .......... 5""...
must keep constrinily in mind un'n‘iy (low, and 11115905 the 700th, liliil inki‘llrv To the Board of County Commission“ Bill—“Dbl you have your head
noun iiiu'erent rules. in order that pa- 1111‘ :‘ufifhhl‘irl;Ilflllllill‘lggg; :“h‘zgf'llglg 5‘ 91‘s 0" WWW” 00‘1““ ' lsbingiod when you were a lad?”.
trons oi tlioae treats nuiy ii'uVui wow i” ' . ' "i ll ' " .» .. . Jillw‘No, not in head."—- Yonkers
out risking tiiolr lives. wniii um.- Theuublic has good reasontoask 811.11‘3‘5‘” m?!finfgiifiulifiensimfl,smtcmad, y (
means to the public. in twonty-four “'ilt'llim‘ the aui'oty liinit has nut been 1" l u“ g ‘1 ..
houre' ride on one of these trains, reached wth both speed and rules. Ale, burger liner. iiiililu W no and Ci~ ,
. » . ‘ ier at 38 South Main street . Town of
can u». mired from i. o lollowlnv list $11010 mllSL be a point Whom the ,‘ . ' , .
:it whuiJuubonginoor 3n a certain" 100- locomotive ‘8 80., large and mi Speed so ' ff N01‘1myk} dnfiynhiimcgooofi 93:18:21”? NOllCG.
mile run hm: to Which , whils- i... iii-«i» grout 'illui. one human mind c'mn‘ot» lfli l‘f’l‘n’Og“ 1?“ (yhiirgh Edidce or Pub-
motlvcia going at nixty miles an Willy control it, no matter howliew ‘1 Mi ‘1!“ . th ii 0 . w .._......
hour: the lrl'ors are. A Elli-ion [indeuligui'i 1“ Scion-louse, 0i“ aprenPBtBoil‘ij'o { . t d f h P oh i
rive hundred "(‘l'tisiu-ovili” airlil‘li- locomotive going at seventy miles up . l? “Pal fgilH-W- Orr, Mfr 05' (a i, Pursuant t £2 “1‘3 10: icarton; pd rough?
liuluu m plum whether i“ w ml . hour, and oporulod by one man "in-r11”) ’3 r “1” _9f:‘/3”:1°i'9 ilth (1 ::Court ion 0 18.th 1904 £8 9 b
or while. Fifteen “interlocking" ' Skill" ii. is as much a psyrliulogli’illl Dnto'd at N01“ £1934 if! all 0 1dated _D°"°mb"; at i. ll .f “0 :1
awllcliligiilu lo icuru WUUMH.” tally fi‘l‘illt no a zoo-bound human athlete. ”CW!" "31'. All‘lalNK LEMONGELLI lei-illicit; offer; or tang lvwl 0 ffiwcgg
are rod, whitocr green. Sewn "now would hi). it” turned iooac with thoi A ii iii. Ideaoiibed run only}: 1032?)“ new of
in‘icrlculilny" uwitcllllgliiu, to liu'iu' brain of a interwar-old my ~Lcon, . P d mg” C“ d “Bummme‘ffg” : .‘J‘ {"7“ °
Wlii‘illm‘ they are red or'whlto. rlvlli‘l‘U Edgar Read, in Hui-p0” Weekly. i We, the undira inch, 01 oret in)1 said Illdgiiili, d decoder; 1, a; 111’ in
"iioii—lnmrlocking" awiichiiglitr. m ._ W... itahlmyol‘n. us unlined. .v' ow. o e; ”1,, undgldml one t r n treat. .
know whether they are red or white. A CURIOUS TROPICAL. RHENOME-: Town Of NOI‘WRIK. hoicbi endorse the , real estate in the Lily at South Nov
,8 cans good milk ............... 25o.
iu‘i-llli'dlt‘ti way amoeba». Whether nornhlp lately existing between the; , , . ' _ . .. .. ‘
there. is enough water “in the engine undersigned under the. firm name of . We have {made ‘1 snoe‘Iagnreduotionig :39“: 5333:; 31333“; 5:2
boiler. (Whether-thine lscnouah wa- Watkina.‘&‘i)owwaa diacolvod on the 011 it“ 0““ WWEfiOm: HUNTEfi .2 rune 8004”.”le .'....72iio.
ter in tliel‘énsinotender. . Whether 17th day «December A. 1).. 1904, by 0“) WOW: EDSUCED’ To .110 all in: p c “(mum 250'
there-is enough coal in the engine mutualoonsont.‘ The businciiawiil bel MARYLAND R . ~ - .3?ka flat Mm! the.
tender. . Whetherthdiateam/‘preuuuro continued-hither, old storeiil Wash MONDNGAHELA. 900. i - , - i . .
. . _ . . , . - _ ' kg. Forth? immunisation“:
i tilevinu not in » set of. G cries Bl. Dow. All :ilebtaowing to OLD HQLMND ,GiN Pofi‘i‘ saw 9 . . _. Vi . ,
W ' " “Witt “irritate it “till iii * r or win , a“§iiili‘.viiv.‘..f‘f’fi.
‘; "Vi .. a" ... , w » . V H l ‘ ‘7 M u ‘ Kai '
arugula e‘ [ill pun , a; “film! a R credit 3 pk c rraiits
die.
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Norwalk Chronicler