pm or. am _‘j‘ at, o. ‘
. ‘ the noon n th-
‘. fly," d'a’
Candy and .
A 13"”; Goods.
for_w
XMAS
”Rook bottomiprloas. A
The but over.
f. A. LANE. ‘
incdiehsiulu.
‘vaec's Orchestra Dance, Hibernian
Hall, Norwnlh. Fri. Eve.. Dec. 30.
Mrs. Rouse. of New,..York. is the
guest or her grandmother. Mrs. Hub-i
' bell. of Norwalk.
Something in theJuWolryallno would
make an exdellcnt,,.Now Year‘s gift.
Richard Nodck has a full line.
The Rev. John C. lt‘ogurty. curate of
St. Mary's parish. is spending tho
week with his parents at Norwich.
wGreonport oysters uro the best.
Cutlulls Market. ' . '
Clarence Pol'ley (iodl‘roy, oi““Broolt-
lyn. its spending a woek'u vacation at
his homo in Main street, Norwalk.
The bar examining committee will
meet at the capitol. Friday, to exam—
ine those who wish to become lawyers.
"l‘holD. M. Read Company is holding
a remnant solo of Bruuseln carpet.
They have other spoclals in their ad.
——'1‘wo lbs. smelt. 25c. Cutbill‘u.
George A. Avlnon. ,who has been
quite ill at his home in Main street.
Norwulk, is now‘consldombly improv-
ed. .
Miss Katharine Hunter, of Main
street. Norwalk, is the guest of her
brother. Clinton Hunter, in Mount Vor.
non. *
The regular weekly meeting of the
W. C. '1‘. U, will be held Friday at 2:30
o'clock. with Mrs. Willium Cockeiur.
3 Day street. _
Samuel Watkins and John A. W:lt~
hinn,‘ot‘Suutll Norwalk. will shortly
leave for Washington, D. C. to spend
.oeveral days. ~. . . .
«Live and boiled Iobstors. Cutblli‘o.
Washington Carlin. P. ,0, S. of A..
will hold a roll coil. elooilOu of oillroru
and initiation, foliowod by a claim
chowder, tonight. \
Herman-E'Mnlluo undo party of
friends went down the harbor this
morning searching for gosliug clamp.
The tldo was very, low. _
The Pine Lodge Whist Club will be
entertained by Mrs. J. C. Newklrk. at,
her home, .11 Morgan avenue. 'l‘llesday
ni’ternoon,Junuaw 10th. .
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Peck and non
Milton. of New York; have been spend-
ing Christmas with Mr, l’eck's mother,
Mrs. Solomon Peck. 6 West avenue.
A regular rehouruul of tho Rough
Rider Glen Club was bold lllSl owning
ut the rooms of tho South Norv‘ualk
Qua etto Club. Considvrulllr now Il’lllv
sic taken up. .
~Oysters for pickling. Cutblll'a.
Tomorrow evening. Friday, will he
the regular monthly meeting oi Shela
man Commandery. No. 1170. U. 0. G. C.
This will be an important meeting. an
nual election or oiilcers, rccciving
members, etc.
If you would win out in liio'r. busi-
ness blitllt‘. you need more timn n pol.-
llc school t-durntion. Morrill‘u Collogo
is a first t-‘osu busillouq i'lllil‘l’ili‘ll‘. land
It couruo thoro Will enabio you to corn-
note with others.
William .1. “union. of Now Huron.
in spending the week with his grand-
Dnrouiu. Mr. and Mrs. ‘Josoph Tum-
many. Mastt'r William in export ul.
pyrogruphy nod hut-l done some ro-
markahly lint- Work in this lino,
Mrs. lt‘nnnlo Wilcox, ot’ Wurst dirt-oi
who was nevuruly injured by 11 full
some wenks ago, silktfllnild uuothor
accident. on Clll'luliliili-i .night. Him lull
in the kitchen ot‘ her homo, and struck
her head. mlilliliil no injury that re
quired sort-rill utilohuzl to flour. Dr.
Bohannnn (ll'l‘rilillil tho Wound.
Noxt Sunduy morning. ill. tin» First
Mothodlut Church. tho pallior will
lnuko his annual dluirlhution of whom!
to the children who iltml boon in at-
tondunco on the, morning pt'tmlling
iiortrlouu durinu thr- your. All tho
children who huvo had church attend-
anco cards are requested to he prtlot-nl.
- ocond, anniversary Victoria Ho
tel. 13 turduy night. Jiiiiim'il Oruhoniro,
The Norwnllt City Council of 1904
will 01089 no it» utllllru at. it limll meat
in; thin evening at the Council chum-
hor in Wall ntroot. There will prohw
bly ho oddu and undo intho matter at
hills to he diamond of and tlmn'thom
will has that much toiitod about. uwiioh
in East nvonuo. naked for by the Con-
nootiout Railway and Lighting Conn
puny. , '
Mr. and Mru. I.. in: i'irrmm,‘ it. it
Wont, mouths ,J. Monoghun. ‘i. ’ii.
Bramhalirgilld. studio. Mow York: ll.
M. Armntronu: il‘. ‘3'. Moody. New lilo
Von; 1". Ci. tlrln’wonl. iiurttord: (f. H.
Browno. Plimlieid.’ Mum: Mold brill-
cull. Mary lip‘Phlllipa. Bpriuglivid: lo). .
H, Whittredg‘o. (Waltur H. Tanner. Bus.
ton; Harry Popper. South Norwulic.
worn menu ynntertlny ut the Hotel
Meiidord. . ‘ ,
_ .
W
J
.41.:
., , MW? '1'
, on Holiday: .
We will mukorumlnl reduction! on
Forlorndry. linimnruahosrm ; W
, Member, or am 11 in
no Kodaim‘ truth 1
‘ disability. for not.
. lorvau annual coat of $26, or aeml'an- ‘ '
. nuuliy (or $12.60. ~ . ‘
j THE'OCEAN ACCIDENT AND
‘ #3298501”.
‘ fillill‘i‘ lulu of the ship bui‘x‘iding luud
,MILLIONW'A‘CC‘L
n ma»
.IOcour‘ «unruly in ml union smtea.‘
i you and much or contract provid-
, n to minimum death indemnity or
motion MA}? maximum weekly indom-
pity of $50 payable each week durlnx
exceeding 200 weeks
CHARANTY CORPORATION.
Anson; Surplus
Founded 1871.
$1,281,255.16.
.. ‘ . ‘ m m '. a _
74 mounted at. Io. new... or.
, The: storm doors
have been not up for the winter.
Tina Minder: llittlu and Fannie Clark,
of Morwin :ttroot. Nor-walk. are visit
ingtholr» stator. Mru. Androw Little,
in Dunbury.
Minn ’liclon Finch entertained the
members other Sunday school clmlu
last ovtm‘iug at her home. Supper unil
2t uocial evening were. alike- onloyrd.
PumnNflio
.. M...” .. ..... aa m ..
WHEEL BROKEN.
m
Big Sound Linol- Disabled Last Night.
NEWPOWIY, it. 1.. Doc. 29.—~Th0
steamer Puritan oi the Fall River line,
which met with no accident otter louv-
ing this port for Now York lust night,
was still ouchorodofi Watch Hill our-
ly‘today, with the freight steamer Bou-
ton lying alongside to give any, need-
ed‘ossistanco. A rod in tho Puri-
tan‘s wheel was broken. and it bud not
been decided early in tho i‘orunoon
whether the steamer ullould proceed
to New ‘York or return hut-o for re-
puirh-
Tho Puriiun was to town boon inkon
011' lb» lino tomorrow to be overhaul!
ud for tho winirr, Silo will lu- l'w
plucod by the Plymouth.
NEW LONDON, Doc. 31l.'"-Clilll.
Niékcruon. hood of tho Marin»: Dopart-
ment of the New York, New Huron
and Hartford llu'llroud. hos orders-ti the
to mend tugs to tho sit-unlor Puritun,
diuublnd 011‘ Pleasant View, near
Woioh l-llll, ll, l.
mi from Watch ilill that the steamer
Boston had tullon tho Puritan in tow
and was humming slowly toward the
WW, probnbly mulling for New Lon-
don hurhor. A small simmer was in
tho. quw of the Puritan, evidently
standing by to render usslstnuco. it
Will roqllil‘u m'vol'ni hours to tow the
Puritan to New London, the. distance
about filo miles.
A1 0:30 o. m. the stunner lf'urliun
in our of tho steamer Cit y of Brook-
lou phoned Stonlnglon bound for New
London. ’l‘ho slonlner Boston. which
stood by. hail rostuned hor trip. The
log Harriet. of this port. has gone out
to ith‘u'ifii. the» Puritan,
A hpociul train bull noon made up
hero to currv tho stuunlor's punsongrrs
to New York. ii. is Blood that [ho to
rurloutls ‘of freight ‘ou the ulonnlor
Puritan will be lraliol't‘l‘l'ml to number
ntt'lunor bore and trout to New York.
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
. ‘ LAND.
’N'JWMAVEN. Doc 295:“111 rugllt‘d
to Ii report rolutlug to the: transfer to
now owners of tho plunl including
land oil the Ensirl'n Shipbuilding (Joul-
p-unv ul. (lrolon. oppoulto New London,
a high oiliclul of tho Nt-w York, Now
Huron unti Hurtl'ol'd llullroud lulldo ihu
following statement today. "There Is
nothing no {or till I know in the report
that, our company is conuiduring tho
WANTS
and plant fru‘our own Illll‘|il‘ll-‘tiri. Our
colupuuy, however, owuu illi‘ loud and
tho tillolluildlng company has. btu‘n
nlig'iilliilillg for the out and out pun
t’llilH'." This stair-noun. is lukon us
Indicating that tho Eastern Sllipllulld»
liig ('oulpuuy is to remain ill. (lroton
pt‘l‘llll‘lllmlily niiol- tlu- ootnpltttlou of
tho lluholo, lbo sol-(uni oi' the big
stl-uluxhlpu illunl'hud nl lilo (lroton
yard for tho (in-ill Nnrtm-m Siomnslllp
Company.
LEADlNG MAGAZINE OFFERS FOR
1905.
\i“oo:uu'.< liuulu
ilolztmqmlilnu, $1.50.
Woman's liomu Companion and lim-
por‘u Iluzuor. $1.50.
Wouunl'o lioluu (Iotnpunlon and Los-
lio‘u Monthly, $1.50. ,
WOlllull'H Homo Companion and Lo-
(1108' Homo Journal, $1.30.
Wouldn't-l llolno (‘onlpunlon null Hub
urlioy Ewmlng l’olli, $11.00,
lllldiua' Home Journal and Suturdtly
Evoulug Pout, $2.25.
Olhor Moguzlnou at out prices.
COLE MAN’S
News Stan.
10 North Main Street. South Norwalk. .
Agent tor A. G. Spaidlng'l Scuba"
and Sporting Gouda.
Companion and
With the New Year
should home it duionuinution to have
a bunkqucoolmt. "if this tlnw nrxtr
your you can ocoumuldto a tidy
moonlit. To aid you to utlrry out such
uwiro rounlvo _
‘i‘lilfl‘thifli NORWALK TRUST '
_ . ‘ ' COMPANY
I
hi the Mutt: capitol .
Srolt Wrucking Company. of this city '
Julit boforu ii o'ulork. it will; ropol'l- .
to Pleasant. View from thin port, being I
l .
OVERCOATS THAT Poss
HaAv‘v FANCY Mixrunaa
memos.
Pilot/loam TO $30.
‘F'nomo‘io‘ TO $25.
TO $6.00.
WEATHER. $2.50 TO $4.00.
HOSIERY, WARM CAPS. FOR
SOUTH NORWALK.
No waste—timid the
to best quality. We
pure. clean grain.
Merit counts ill grain
possiblv to get the Home
heal.
CORDUROY JACKETS TO TAKE TH
........‘_...... .. .... -
quality in gruln la Impossible unless the groin is freed
from dirt and waste. as is ours, it is not possible to get
better duality or prices elsewhere—it is :llulolutoly inl-
HER‘EJAARE CLOTHEB To WARM voun Euruusmsmunuo
voonnoov. AT PRICES roiwnmvl YOUR pupae.
anolarmorwn owns. MEDIUM.
AND Louo. m A.VARIETY or FANCY MIXTURES AND scorch
arrears, oxrono nnAvs AND BLACK: TOURIST moons m
ANDTHE SAME m nAmrnoorco
WINTER SUITS IN SINGLE AND DOUBLE-BREASTED STYLES,
OUT ON THE NEW LOOSE MODEL. WITH WIDE SHOULDERB,
LOOSE BACKS. BLOOMER TROUSEHS. ‘
SWEATERS FOR FOOTBALL BOY3 AND OTHERS. FROM $1.00
E EDGE OFF ISHARP
WARM CAPBLWARM GLOVES. WARM UNDERWEAR, WARM
MAN AND BOY.
ROGERS &S1TEVENS_
Successor: to Comoros]: Bros.
TEL. CALL, 824.
v.—
/
udditionul advantage we add
double screen all our groin so
that all dirt and waste is eliminated and your animal gets
its in anything else. and ilrst
economy anywhere else.
Buy Outs Thais Clean
Agent for Croclrcr‘s Flour—41hr!
Made by Washburu-Croshy Co.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
/
known mnkors which wo shull
insures the best selection
ONE PIANOLA, MAHOGANY
()ur holiday trade lilib' brought in several instruments of
Hillililliilill PliiUS .
well»
hell it! huli' their vaiuo, An ourly rull
ONE MARSHALL AND WENDEL PIANO ............ $125.00.
ONE HAINES BROTHERB
ONE PlANOLA. EBONY CASE,............... ..
$35.00.
$150.00.
C ASE ...................... $225.00.
.,.. .i....
EABY TERMS, ARRANGED IF DESIRED.
Manpfaolurors and Rotation.
36 Washington Street.
Telephone 58-2.
illilh
urinal;
Also a full line of Blank Books
W. ,P. BEERS,
nook AND STATIONERY STORES.
4o Wall St. Norwaik.
6 So. Main St, 80. Nat-walk.
prurient troll.
TUBE nos: noun. PER 3m .
20 North Main at... South
ll
1
tin one. dollar. no '“M‘”
Normlk.
To Intr‘odu69°“r B°$£Telég
no will zlvo with awry bound at 500. i. not unkind powdery/hick retolinat "
trio. lnoach box. thorn in a amount which outlines you to hecuro u hudutllill: «
. ‘ i
ii.“ I
79¢.
UNITED GROOER r (’20.
1i! 4....
to rm 8h. ‘itgo‘uorwuilt l
3-31,, amid. guru since Llulv as. wanderedtod today
. Win93» and Honors.
TMECE PRICES ARE FOR ‘
ONE-WEEK ONLY. . '
‘ Affidavit Rye Whiskoy‘bottie,
'l'ldlvdlolpooyuhlopan-go" 0
- Keiler’s Rye Whiskey. bottle£35
n..........l’.u,-l...... 0,
Buck's County‘liye Whiskey. .
. lull quart .............. 81.00.
F. B. Scotch Whiakoy, bottle
California Port Wine. . 19c pint.
360 quart, ‘ ‘ '
. Grape Wino. 23c plot.
the quart. «.~ .
Girl's Old Town or Holland.
bottle 95c.
Brandy.Calitornla bottle .. 950.
Older Brandy. bottle $1.00.
The Clifford'l’harmaay
The Prescription Stare.
, conuen or so. MAIN AND
ELIZABETH 578.
so. nonwux, coon.
‘ TEL. CALL 152. .
TODAY IN WALL STREET,
WALL STREET, 10.i0 u. nip—Buying
orders in large unloulltn nppmrod ill
tho opening of tho nlOt'k market to
tiny and curried prlcen u substantial
fraction ,ovol' lust night llll around.
Gulno run to large fl'iltlI-lllu in Colorado
F'uol, Ltwomotlvu. Brooklyn ’l‘runult
and Minneapolis, St. l’unl :lud Spoil. Ste
Marie. (Minn-wish Ibo mivuurvs: did
lint. ('Xl‘m'il Hi. ‘ "
WALL S'I‘REE’P, 11 u. ln.-—A divor-
clilod dotuund l'or'stocllu phi-rolled. ro-
oulting in o grout vuriuty ot’ substan-
tial guilt». Among tho tumnl favorites,
St. Paul. Sugar and Anlalgunlulwi Cop--
por nuido the. bout ('kllllillllln ni’
strength. '
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires or
The Maples & Golds‘chmidt Co., Com-
mission Brokers, Swortz & Corbett
‘
m
”a...“ ~._.._....._.___...» w..-
()llml i‘iil'h, how, will
Amul Cop 701,4 71% 70 711/3
Am C! & 1“ CO 351,1; 303;, $514 35%
Am C & F pi‘ iii ill ill 94
Am Col, Oil 37% 379.. 37% 37%
Am no on. 61.1. «in 6%;
Am loo pt tulip. 3%. 36% 36%
All] Loco 313 in; 361%; 35% 85%
. Am Small 82 82% iii: 821.2;
, Am Sugar 1437.3 1443;; 143% Md
Anaconda 107 109’}; 107 1093.;
A 'l‘ at S Fe 873:; 88 87%» 57%;.
A 'i‘ & S Po [1 101% 10114,, 10ng 1011.3
‘, Billtoét Ohio 1029:; 1021.5; 102% 10:31.;:
' B’kli'n R T t}? 03% ‘2 62")“
Chris Al Ohio (it! 491,4; 4851-3. 48‘};
Chi & N W 207% 2071.3 207 :‘m';
Cb (it What, ' 2‘33. 23k". 227%. ‘43
Ch M s: S I’ 17278,; 173% ”2112’; 173
Col l" d. i lull. in“; 457.. 493..
Col South 1117.5. 237). 2355i 2357,.
Con Gus Milli. Built, 2”th 2o}
Dill div. lintl lib". 18!; 185%, ”Mg
lit-troll. South 7% 7H,. 7‘»; 7%;-
El'lu 38' to (ill =7... 38 ll. Ilii 1»;
.Erlu int pi‘ ill-'5‘; 7593‘. 751.1 75%
ill Control llulili 113'th 11.1w 1:37
Lou & Nut-ill 1111/; 14119, 111 Hill
Manhattan ltlll- loan liifi loin,
Mill. St Ry 1151‘»; 122‘»; lilill. 32-h
“to; (‘rtlll‘lll ,L’ilu’; '21-'94 211/, 215i.
M K d. '1‘ 03%,), 555.5. mpg. my;
M K & '1‘ pi‘ 312% 329:. 32‘»; (1215.
Mo Pilolllt: 10771;. 108 1073. 107:»);
NM Load 21% 115 Q-l‘i 111%
N Y (‘outrul mtg Milli 143’»; 14 33-1
Nor!" til. Wool. 70% 7911.; 7!“... 701.,
Out 6; W051. “ilk; «ill/i 41.4. 41%
PM Mull Mid ill till"; it}
l’t‘ull It ii lilil‘d; 139 1381.1, lilRiig
Poo (903 107% 108% 1071,43, 107%
Pros 8 (‘ar 110% 41%. long. ill-"lg
Houdini: no 80311 79%.. hour.
Rodd lot of fill/Ln, 9115,. iii 911,»;-
Road 2nd pf til» 85 Mid 8174;
lit-p Sim-l 1731‘ 173.4. 17“; 17%
Rook island 37 37% .‘lii-‘u‘. 363:1
Rock Island pl‘ 001,4; tiff-3, 6W; 63%,;
Rub Goods 2731 27% 27% ii? 4'13
South Pitt: 051:; 657.; 01.31.; «mi.
Soil Ry Co 356.. 35% 351/. any.
Sou Ry Co or ill” 9? ll? 97
Tenn C & l 73% 73% 73 73%
Tnxus I‘av 351,3 851); 3:3 35%
Union Puc 112% 113 112%. 113
.l S Louihor H7» 15 1‘11»; 11‘»;
‘U 8 health of 102‘»; 1020; 1(1: 102
U S Rubber 331,5.- 3-1‘1; 33‘; 34%.
U S Stool 31 31% 30% 34%
U S Stool pf 91% 94% 91V... 941/;
Wabash 2214. 221.4,, 22% 22 _
\i'nbusll pr ii 44% 41 441.4
Wtult Up To] ll}: till-'5; {Ill 93%
“11% Control 23'»; 221'..- ”25’. 227i.
Block, South Nurwalk. Telephone 153.
MERRY CHRISTMAS.
ll. Willi (flllriulnntu ore nt Ull‘ holnoutolul
- And tho fll't‘. Willi burning bright,
And all wuru lllll-ly propurluiz
~lt‘or the olllldrvn on (‘llrluilnllu
nlizlit. ,
A "'01). was iixml up in tho pnrior.
And hung with mludluu and toys;
They sold it Worn lblluzu that old
Sunlu
illill It‘ll for ilili gil‘lu llllil lilo boys.
The childron luul rmlrnd quilo ourly,
'l‘lluy ’woru full of frolic untl ploy
For they worn unxlounly waiting
ll‘or tim down of Clii'ifillllllii tiny.
'l‘lloy lliii'lllll‘li in non vury ourly
Wii‘ut Hunly bud loll llll'lii ltl store.
But tho mm hurl erupt in ill the will-
dow
When volunt- worn lit’lll'ti nl
door.
iiitlii'
Anti motilur Will-l anxiously waiting.
And ouch Ill tlmir turn not it Mill-l.
him hold that aim uovvr rouuuuhurud
A llioi'l'lur Clu-lstnmu than this.
Wu bid you lllill'll. uu-rry (llu'ialmuu.
The lili}tllil1l'(‘li you brought us worn
grand.
Wu know thut you burn been well
could ‘ ,
'l‘llu lounili und blend”! of the hind.
lint-o‘d on. may your illiilsiblw of com-
’ ort “
, To many at porn hearth giro chm-or.
Speed on while the World in roioicing.
We wish you n lumpy now your.
COTTON
1 FALL:
M. a. PARTRICK.
.. _
MILL CTRIKE MAY END.
momma... Dec. law-419‘
unwed interest. in the great cotton will
strike. which has linen luminance
nnvannouncamout fromtho-‘i'oxtiiei
i hitdditilild‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
' it “it’ll
once of Optical and tho tilting of glnnoou.
in u nlouuuro. to the that that w oulbrnco every morilorlouaidolt. W ‘
,otllntly cook to originuto now methods of excellence that wllijiii any--
did no in the practice of Fitting (Houses. . l
uswzer QRANGEB, rtomnmoasa. 2 comm ”1ch nor
1ib.Mnln¢| Groped............150.
11b. Cmyrho Fl I.............r..1
1 lb. common . , ,
Hoodlum nonhuman“ ... .. . 350.
11101 Finlay Limb”!
1 ill. Loyor mom- . . . . . .. . l .
’1 turner Ohm Almond:
‘ . . tilts
You are interested in (solid clothes
Clothes that. ill. Ours. are: Hollis...
Height of sole. ' ‘
' Week, Dams and SundauS.
Fitting Preciselur :, .
. «”51. .
wwm -~\---..-.._—._
SELLE’OKde
Clothiers and Furnishers.
98 WASHINGTON STREET. souru‘nonwni. '
Telephone Call 324-2. '
J—_—_—
Wm~~—rmw_t__.m L..- L" ... ‘--....._n-,.....«..-...~ ~.W~>—
Christmas Suppli
First on the list is some Jamaica Sweet Oranges. large size (15011”)
that are brag quality, in fact balls of juice and tender» pulp.~'Hopo to” i: '
you same. 30c doz. ‘ . r .
Cidon—Of course you will come to this store to get your supply
Our older is famous the town over for its sweet. fruity flavor-3,2264%
Mixed Nuts, 2 lbs. for 25c, and that spells no profit to ill. , ., .
Fine Table Apples. New YOrk State stock. Also plenty eithnmo Onon-
ing Apples for cooking purposes. Tny the Sheep Noso’ Apples, 3 manhunt,
sweet apple for hand eating. 30c pepk. ‘ .
LemOns. this time, 20:: doz. Grapes, 15c in, good ones. .Sweet. Pota-
t°es. White Onions. Lang Island Turnips, good ones. Our WhltoPo 0e!
cook ilne. .22c peck. . . ‘ '
We have a nice Canned Squash that will make nice
and bargain price. Largo qana 10° or 3 id- 25c. , . , .
Have from 6 to 10 Spring Chickens tram my home to 84:11. Vary ll
Order early. no order taken after Friday the 23rd, 156 lb. dressed. ,
be of good use to all. that call. 4
1 ,3 ill a o TELEPHONE CALL—~26-4.‘ ' =1
LORENZO DIB
pie. ml. qugtlty
Ha Sees Best communal-r:-
Ibo-1:?“ REALLY: the «noun comeuuoncn- oi Continua In '
t‘r - ’
Pricolon beyond all other urination: n m- orons", our It «
ICX‘VCI your highest conuiderotlon.
DON'T TRIFLK WITH YOUR EVEN EXAMINATION FIII. I'll-y;
FECT FITTING GUARANTEED. ' ‘ ‘ ' »
'0. B. JACKSON.
OFTICMN.
n wnu. STREET. " NORWALK. or.
g
The Maples“ d" Goldsollmidl: CO
(iNCORPORATED). . 1 - i .
Commission Brokers
DEALERS lN ’ ‘ .
Stocks. Bonds. (iraln. Cotton. Provisional;
Swarlz ti Corbett Block, South ”Willi;
srocus AND BONDS BOUGHT ron INVESTMENT A SPECIALTY...
' ‘ YOUR ORDER soucnreo.
LOOKING OVER , , . ;
nowhere has them been such proposal“ in???
Our success in this line in. '16:;
the outlro fluid 0! winner,
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