, w;‘t°t scene. They
‘ e at out on ahead of
er. col; and Ladder Oom-
“PI! ##nsowdnmper from
32 we; ea up out:
llmloi‘i‘ihdle I! la (limit! a
‘ by brilliant it was found Itbut
th claim was frozen. Another one
8'8 triediund 2‘ small stream of water
howled froth in but not with sunlclcut
head i burn any use. it was nea l3;
. .. ‘liit‘ll com the. time the
wait discovered until the first stream
of water was on the flre. and the place
was by thallium tilled with smoke.
'1‘ could noI succeed in 10—
to for n’lon‘g time. but
water into. I;tbe
cabal! an honr' 3 light:
u I; if it; nude 8; control:
mark‘uble. in vi oi! the
. wiper. Ithat Iho building
new“. Saved. This part of East
Normans; get its we. or supply from
.‘ the 80 h orw-sllr reservoirs. being
through two I'n’ains. one four limb-
ltd the other. eight. inches. The
and has not been- repaired. There is
also ‘a break‘ underneath the river
where the main crosses the channel..
' Th foul inch main has been doing
lb out all It, .seems. that
mo ago this also went out of
omission and in o‘rdo‘r‘ that that
tion might- have water a coupling
was madem‘tho Nm'wnlk water pipes
at Thomas Benedict's corner. The
head of water is therefore very weak.
The water commissioners have left
a large key at the South Norwalk po-
lic station with instructions that if
there is fire in East Norwalk to
turn the utter on. This was done.
after, considerable delpy.
Quick work was done by Robert
Brown in getting the key from George
Spragpe and getting the hose jumper
to .the scene but the mark of laying
bone was very slow and the rcturns—
umall when it was laid.
If is" estimates that the damage to
- stock and store will be in thCSS of
S .000. A large hole is burned ilIrouirlI
. to floor and the plastering on the
. interior is practically a wreck. 'l‘hc
, stock in the store is valued at $4. 800
or ‘85. 000 aim much of it, id rendered
absolutely value‘ioss. The house is
,what is term‘edm 40 pm cont loss
_, The insurance was $7, 800, divided
. I as follows: Jacob M. Lay ton agency:
‘ Building, $1. 900: stock 82, 600; fix
ture's. $200; furniture $300.
With J 1%.. Lawrence. Household
furniture, $300: with O. E Wilson.
stock $1200; fixtures. $300: building.
31.00 , ,
. I-IoosAo T’IJNNEI. nooks LOST.
, Charlestoinn, Mam. H‘uI $400,060
~ .‘ 8| on Today. , -
BOSTON. Feb 2! .-—A large double
Fifi“. numbers 3 and 4 of the Eocene
Tunnel docks in «Charlcslown, to-
gether with . considerable valuable
freight, was .oompletely dcstroyed by
fire early today and the steamer Phil-
adelphls from which the crow tied to
hastily that three men were injured.
was hauled into the stream with her
upper wtmlts ablaze. The lose to the
million and Maine Railroad Company.
the ou‘ners of the docks. in estimated
at fully 2400.000, whilethe damage to
the Philadelphia, and merchandise
will, it is IlII‘Inght, bring the total loan!
. up to about a million dollars.
The adjoining plcr, No. ll. which
was burncd last November and which
was being rebuilt, was slightly damag-
ed, while the steamer Dalton liaq,
on the commits tilde, of the Phllndo
phia backed out lllltll' i her own steam. .
practically uninjurcd
Ii‘IChiof Steward Fellow» of Phil”?!-
njumpcd ovcrbouul and‘ was re
cu ll. ill on exhausted cont! lion will (I
one of the dlcmeo of th steamer
,Juinpcd to the deck of o nonrb light-
. eiI' and had a leg brokeu.‘f‘ Itp‘tnln
Dickinson and his wife weiqitpkeu .ou
' by the fire bout, pi’Ier they had been
driven. to the stern of, the burning
steamer and were about to Milan in
. to the harbor.
The fire sinned. presumably from
. others. is maimed.
j,’ Mind in the count on;
' . Inmnite a. payment
spontaneou‘u combustion.
.‘I live minutes. after it was discovered
alder. wellfillod. with the most inflam-
' board the fireboat.
' sun! has been notified.
" about 4 o'clock by a watchman, ii. hm!
. storage shed you burned. _ _
Y III; the tire donartment oliiciI'IlII ftI-IIr
‘ ins that otfiI‘er buildings. including the
. several hours later.
some buy
on pier No.1.» 1230 melodic this
morning “and sivebt with twice
speed t rough the longr shed Within
fully a quarter of on core of covered
Inablo sooth. was wrapped in flames.
Blazing brands were carried across
the harbor to tho Izily proper, but for
tunately away from a large grain olc
valor at the head of Pier. No. i. The
Philadelphia. Which arrived last Sat-
urday and had discharged about u
dunner other cargo, caught fire with»
in a few minutes. Her crew. who
rushed on deck at the first about,
were driven ,‘over the side by the
great volume of time which poured
across the decks. But few harbor
tugs were in the neighborhood. .and
itiwanxhearly an hour before him was
hauled from her perilous position.
More than half the fire department
of the ,city was called into service,
and taught the fire until dawn befé‘rc
it was subdued ‘ ’
Wye persons sustained injuries suf-
doloutly- severe to call forwhoopiml
tlcatment one Chief Steward John W.
Fellows, of the steamer Pbilodelphlan.
being in a dangerous condition from
exposure and- exuhuotlon by jumping
overboard from the burning vessel.
The others injured were:
red C CIislIlIIg. fireman on the Phil.
ndolpbla'n. whoac right; leg is frat-tun
e'd‘: Charles W. Tate, seamon on Phil-
adclp‘blon suffering from exposure in
the winter: John E. Murphy. fireman at
En'glti‘é‘ ii, ‘Cliarléstown. and Dennis
Driscoll flit-man of EngintI 38 Charles—
town.
Iit~‘dio.s»beeii years, since alarms In-
mouing'so much apparatus to a s ngio
are have been soundcd here, and few
tires ever have given the department
harder Work. When the first firemen
reached the docks, the sheds on both
New 3 and 4 were burning furiously
and the force. which steadily grew as
the engines arrived in response to the
repeated s‘ignI'Ils on the fire bells, could
not begin to keep pace with the SW cap
of the blaze.
'l‘hodifoctlon of the wind is belicved
to have been the chief factor in pre-
rcnting a much greater destruction of
property in Charlestown. 'i‘ile leaping
llamcs and brands‘ bclng' driven out
over the linrbor, lost their life. before
I'caclIlng.aIiyllIlng inflnmmublI‘I, or fall—
ing into the water. were quickly
quenched '
Tlic steamer Phlladclphisn wliichlay
between the burning picr,s had small
chance lo escape. and men before It
stimuli from any source could be
brought to beat, her dccks and upper
Works ucre ablaze When she that
caught more than hall” of hot crew of
til then were below, and the speed with
which the flames laid bold other for a
time made it seem impossible that all
could have escaped. Some did so by
leaping overbotud, others succeeded in
lowering a boat; although the devils
became red hdt while they were. doing
’ih’e captain’s wife was taken on
CIIptnln Dickinson
made it his business so soon as pos-
sible; to account for all his men and
was able to announce that no one had
lost his life althOugh three had been
inqu'.od The full extent of the dam-
cue to idle steamship cannot yet be
told. in addition to dcuuoying ilIc
nppcr works. the flames reached the
bold. but how for they wont among the
merchandise can only be ascortaiutul
bv unloading the vessel.
The escape of the Dalton Inn.- is
cmmldcrcd most fortunate, as she has
on boom 11 vnlImlIloI c'nlgo having been
practically loaded to still today for
Rottcr dam. The steamers Michigan of
the Women Linc. at Flex 6 and the
summer Marielle also were threatened.
but they oscnped damage.
» Whilc tho property loss is severe. the
dcstiuction .ol‘ the two picrs will not
seriously interfere with shipplnl‘z. Alu-
ple accommodation is afterded by other-
docks in Challett'own and ideal Bos-
ton; for all traffic. to be handled at this
80mm“.
The loss to the Benton it Maine Ruli-
road, in covered by iuuui'nnce. 0 er
lover‘s also hre insured, but to WIN
mam has not yet been learned.
I». a. t“...
TWENTY PW! HORDIIB DURNED.‘
Largo Barn Iolonpinp to John Parker
00.. In Meriden. Oq‘stroyod.
MERIDEN, Feb. 21. w'l‘wenty-iivc
horses were burned to death in a fire
which consumed a large burn belong-
ing in the Charles Parker ”Company.
today. The total loss is estimated
at 026.000, and is covered by insur-
ance. Fire Marshal Bloomfield and
the police believe that, tho fire War
of incendiary origin. The fire mur-
When Ihn fire was discovered III
gained such headway that firemen on
their arrm'l were unable to get into
the building to release the horses or
wagons and csrtu stored In a long
shot! . .wbioh=-:lolncd the, rear: .ofittlm'
barn “Everything in the barn. and
After tile first alarm lInd boon soul
Broad street 133mm Church and the
factory;- of t i'Morldeu (Barium Flic-
and comic: "Mould be not bu fire by
sparks. sounded a second alarm call
but out: the entire department. With
this precaution the blaze was confin-
ed to the burn, but it. was not under
control until after it unlock. and for
streams were
keg: pouring on the hot cinderr. ,
in. Marshal Bloomfield after Innk-
tin; tannins; of the watchman and
other perilous Iraid incendlnrium was
mauve any of the large number of .
elated .5 .
lions, song. of the p been
away from the direction of the tire;
instead of toward II when the alarm
was given. .
The building. which won a three-
story wooden structure. 80 to 40 feet,
other building; of the Charles Parker
Company I plant. 'I‘ué company Inna.
ufacturersb dwsre., in the barn and
the adjoin shed all the trucking
equipment wall kept. including the 26
horses. 20 whiten harnesses. e
of buy and feed The structure was
built thirty rents ago. . .
, saw York“- 0100.000 Blaze. ‘
NEW. YORK, Feb 21.—-Frozen hyd
rants so- interfered with the worli of
firemen today- when a fire started in a
big factory building in Greenwich
street, that w Iqt at first scorned I; up.
or an inslgn tlcant blaze called for
tom alarms and resulted in II loss (if
fully albumin. 'l‘hc lire. uas in the
factory of Philip Hans and Company.
numquIIIuI'cIs oi' manifold books. car.
bon papers and autograph machines
When the apparatus called by an auto
mullc alarm touched thII scene the
flames were confined to the second
floor of the building. but nearly 'ail
tlm hydrants In the vicinity were found
to be mined and by the time a good
supply of water was to be bad Ibo
flames had uprbad through the build-
ing and they were extintuished only
after a. ions.‘hard*£!strug5e ‘ ‘ ,
.
Wetbenfield Houu Damages
\i’ld’l‘iiERH IE‘ll):i Feb. 21'. --'l‘hII
residence of 53.9.» 'lllnrd, on Harl-
ford avenue. was dutna’god to thc Ix:
loci of $3, 000 by fire yesterday aircr-
noon _ r“ bucket brigade was formed
and snow I‘us‘e‘d in checkinu the flames
until an engine could come from [but
ford
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
SCANDIA SOME“ HAL l..
An entertainment and ball will no
Riven by Scandin Soclcty No 0-. \l‘lilll
Order, in Arlen. flail tonight.-
will be a‘ concert. and music for dunc~
line by ldnxwoil-«r‘s mrclIcIIlIvI...-\ large
atl‘cudancc and I. good time is'nssurcd.
AMERICAN l’l'l‘AGRM’ll (.‘0.
A special production by the Ameri-
at Hoyt‘s 'l‘hcntrc. tomorrow affor-
noou and evening. There will \u- many
fine views and: a good specialty pro»
gram.
A MIDNIGHT IMARRlAGlI‘. TONIGHT
“A‘I.5!iIiIIiglIt Marriage,“ which will
be the attraction at Hoyl's 'l‘hontrc.
New York productloqund IIII excel-
lent cast of: Metropolitan players
promises a tre'atto the many patrons
of the theatre. The play is by Hal
Reid. Ibo. .Ivell known author, and tho
plrt is laid in one around New York.
giving Implehmue tor scenic novel-
ties as well as It diversified and tar-
ied group of characters. taken from
the city's various grades of inhabi-
tants, and Forrester 6‘s Mitiomlml huvI
utilized opportunity by excellent sce—
nic and mechanicaleffects and a com-
pany of rare merit.
RFYlVAI. OF A WELL KNOWN
PYLIA
if you i~iko good.- clean clover fun;
novel and unhackncycd farcical situa-
tions and a pleutiIudc of bright lines.
don‘t fall to soo..G.eorgo ll. Broad-
lIursI‘I'y inuenlus comedy, "What Hap-
pcucd to .loncs.."~which w!!! be pre-
sented at Hoyt's Theatre, Saturday.
February 25. matinee and night. Few
if any chtcmpcrancous forces will
make you laugh as heartily. or as of-
tenas this one. - The. humor is keen
and: infections from beginning to and,
and never descends to vulgarity or
meaningless horse-ploy. 'l‘lIo compli-
cations are clover. and come in rapid
succession. 'l‘hcrc is not a dull moment
in the entire play. A smart. cast is
essential to handle it. effectively and
in. the present instance this has been
provided. With the part of Jones in
the capable hands of Harry G. Hockey,
(lane Bennett as Ebcnezer (loodly, and
the port Cissy lmporsonntcd by Jul-
icttc Atkinson, II riot of fun in Izmir-
solved. and you will {:0 nwny Voting
Jones a. mlxlily good fellow, even if he
does soil playiiia-cardsaa a side issue.
in his regular “no of praycr books
STEAMEH‘ IN WE ALL NIGHT.
IlllllldliiIO‘it’l'. Fob. 21.-’i‘bc so. am-
or Allan .loy arrived at her dock at
it! It} after spending the night in the
M M \ihllcstouc. it rcquhed owr
21 hours for. this boat to make the
round mm to New York. Tcsterdm
nfterlwon the boat was caught. with
othcr Sound steamers at Whiteatone
whore some coal‘I burned bud blockuded
the narrow chnnnc! through the ice. A
ht‘iw channel had to be cut around this
obstruction ‘X’Oi‘k upon it was sus-
pended byttl he .und it was not com-
pictcd until this Inornlnlz.
AFTER THE IEEF TRUST.
I‘lwllCAGO Foil. 2.i-~A special fod-
ma! grand jury veuire was ordered
teddy and ion deputy [lulled Eiatcs
marshals wolo sent out with subpoenas
I-IumIIIonins more than 25 members of
the so-called Beef Trust. The men
summoned will be lnken before the
main! Jury and an attempt will be
made. to indict persons reflirnined by
Judge Groundnut Beef Trust. decision,
II
which recently was sustained by the
llnfi‘tbl Sluice Supreme Court.
W
GATE! POI! {NU-TOAD COMM“.
lipil’l‘i‘ORl). .Fob.~ 2! wdovernor
notions mat to the Senate this moun-
Ing his a nlnatlons .of Andrew F.
dates; of ! "Indian]. in be railroad com~
manner for It term of four «are
from July 1. 3.995. to succeed .0.
Wine for. and Funk ill.
llculy, 'I‘If‘ ‘Wti‘n our books. to be in:
Iommloalonpr II term of four years
Itasca, cl] Iirdprxd . . .
uIv'II'rowu emzm one.
NEWTOWN‘. Feb. lit-unneeded
Blackmail, one of the oldest citizens of
this town. died today of apoplexy. For
many years he was engaged in the
meat business in Newtown and mu:
bury. Hirsch. John Eulocitman,
formerly a selection. survives pith.
file we wall, It room.
was located on Hlxh street. near the f
l1 CD‘DB ‘
ain Knitting Company
'l‘hm II,
can Vitngrnph Company will be givrn‘
tonight, with the complete original:
from mm 1.00 tosucIyeedAIIIlrcwm‘ ,
by said they say ova also mount: In it
oovcry. . lcbi’t’nhu‘t‘lfiti'e‘téu a!) e to
sit up in bed at “intervals right along
Withdraws: W keen
state ‘K'I‘Beptember ‘ . ‘
m. 6: Seth and on hate 8. l
.Ttlllgavmt He attends be: i ‘ .
Waited from‘h'ale‘
ford Grammar School 1111842 and 1846,!
and during his senior year in colltge
taught Latin in the Hartford Female
deniinaxy. l-lc was admitted to the
bar in Hartford in 1.848 in 1851 he
came to New Britain and became a
member of tho firm of S. .1. North «it
Company/ in 1853 he was elected acc-
relIII'y and trcunulei of tinI Ncw But-
He continued .
in that position until 1860, when he or
s‘anlzod the AInericqh Hosiery Coni-
pan v becoming treasurer and manager
MN! llllcl‘ In'rsidont. no was president
of thedieobanlcs National Bani: and
, “Few Britain institut ”new“
president hi the New In?!
. . He was twice married and by
his first marriage there were 1'qu chil-
dren. of Whom one son. George Shor-
man 'l‘nlcott, survives. -‘
CIGARS AND CIGMIETTES
...____I
Figure: lhowmg the Output for Ols-
trier 0! Connecticut far the
Year: 1904.
ll \ll'PF‘tllll) b‘c b. 2! .-I~‘lgureu cm
prim: the loud outpuI of rights and
liuuictlcs for the year ending Deoem
ber 31. Hull. us furnished by Collect-
or W. Frank Kinney, of the district
pf Connecticut. which embraces this
pinto and llbodc Island. as compared
’wilh the figures or idol}. (“‘9 as fol-
lows: .
Number of club manufacturers in
the district ill of which lllllllhi‘l (ill)
arc in Connecticul and 58 in llhodc
island. 'l‘bcro arc uiuc clgnrcnu fuc-
mrics in this slate and five !Ii Rhoda
island. The number of pounds of lo
ilflCf‘O used in Connecticut during
ludi in the manufacture of cigars is
!,I§l~l0.b‘20. in liliodc island 176,307, The
number of cigars nuIdc in Connecticut
“ng 52,841. did: in lihodc island.9,702,~
‘73 This cigarettes made in this slum
ntunlmr £605,500 and III Rhodc island
308 370
Tom! value of the. stamps used on
tobacco tigers: II'I'II! cigareltl. during'
lilo past mm- is as follows:
('onnccticui for “cigars $159,735.29;
and ltbode ifslaud 3329.25. lonu’cctl-
cm for small cigars 2‘75. 40 making
a will! of ”93,562.“
I m I'nc clgnrclics made, $2,902,000
were made in Hartford; 253,000 in
Now Brlluln. mid 22‘I000 in New lla-
wan .
l
w—mw M
REIMBURSEMENT FOR ATWOOD.
Judiciary committee to Recommend
That He Get $10 for Each Suit
instituted.
HARTFORD, Feb 21. «~‘l‘ho judiciary
committee, IIIcordlns to one of its
members, is preparing a favorable re
port on Representative Buuks‘ bill re~
peeling Section 324 of the General Sla-
tulcs under which the Atwood suits
against delinquent. administrators. exe
cutors, etc. were instituted The re
port will include a recommendation
that Mr. Atwood be reimbursed to the
sum of Sill (or 'cuch action pending
and will advocate the passage of a
substitute law which makes It. obliga-
tory on the part of judges of probate
to see that administrators, executors.
pic, fllc their inventories within a cer-
Iain length of time. This bill is be-
ing drafted by Messrs. Judson and
Banks and is said to coincide with the
none-val sentiment oi‘ the couunllleo.
TOWNS ISOLATED BY SNOW.
CLARION, Pu, Fob. 2i.-(llnrion.
Kane. 'l‘ylersburg. Murieuville and
other towns in this vicinity are prac-
tically isolated on account of the deep
snow, whiclrhns drifted badly. it
has been twelve days since the Bali!-
mm'o at Ohio Railroad has operated
any trains north of this place and will
pmlvubly be as many more days be-
fore name are running regularly, The
towns bctvvoon hero and Kane received
no malls for cigln days and then they
find to send ovorinnd lo ’l‘ionulu to not
matter and freight all! be delivered
by the railroad.
M .
BRIDGEPORT FIRM 'ABBIGNB.
BRIDGEI’OR'I‘. F‘ob lily—Tho dry
goods firm of Sherman it McMillan
made an assignment today for the
benefit; of creditors. and Judge Joel H;
mm, mm“...
There in no telling whbn express ,
Pluin and Fancy Mohairs.
Fashion has ‘Iieei‘déd that the motor material this season for Skirts and shirt Waist Suits is Mohair or Dru.
Illautl‘uo. W are showing a complete
line of these goods in. all the newest effects. Plain colors in all qualities
'Chocke and they Weaver. Many of the styles we are shorting now cannot be duplicated later in the season.
a.Prlce 500 to 3150
I ‘l‘
a
It has always: been our custom to
lug over from one! season to another.
we
in 18‘6“ He W05 when“ in “19 Hart" is now on and every- piece is included' nothing is reserved.
r
I
. Annual Saleof Furs.
close out every piece of Fur the season that it is bought and to carry noth—
'l‘.he only way that we can do this is by making low prices. This sale
The goods are right. the prices are low and the benefit:
is yours
0 O
Housefnrmshtng Department.
Galvanized Chamber Pails ........ 25c lGnlvanizcd Water Pails .......... 19c i 'l‘owei Arms . . . . i. , f. ..... ‘ ...... '. 70
Fiat irons per lb . . 2c $12. 50 Dinner Sets for ........ $9. 95 Tooth Picks ...................... "II
Egg Boaters ......... 7c Galvanized Foot Tubs ..... 39c 6 qt Milk Pang ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 190.
Earthen Tea Pots . 19c Illerry Presses ........... 25c 310.50 Dinner Sets for. ..... $7 50
NO.
.o .. #4..-. ~...M..._
.ION...
biANlLA.lI‘eb.2l.——Mujor Carrlngton
who was couvictcdof falsifying vou-
chers of the civil government, to the
amount. of $1,500; was today scu-
Ieuccd In a total of sixty years and
five day' s imprisonment He was tried
on five counts and the sentence on
each charge was twelve, years and
one day Major Garrlngtou practical-
ly made no defense, his attorneys
simply raising technical points. The
'case will be appealed to the. Supreme
Court of the islands. and it the do
clslort there in adverse to the appelant‘ .
tho. major will appeal to the Supreme
(‘qu'l of the United States.
OFFICER
DEAD.
PITTSBURG, I’d, Feb,
Dwycr, an election oilicor In the Tim-
lccntb Ward, dropped dead
while being taken to jail charged with
ballot. box stalling in connection with
the municipal election being held in
this II.in Four. other members of the
election board ip- this ward were or-
rested on the same charge. The fight
over the city controllersbip is very
biIIcr and there have been many fighls
III Ihe.poils.,. ‘ Judge. Badgers issued
twenty-five warrants for fraudulent
voting.
ELECTION
SALOON KEEPER ARRESTED.
Sergeant Hunt and Officer Leather
land found John Mylod In his saloon
on Water sll'ecf, Norwalk at 1: 30
o'clock, this morning, and placed him
under arrest, charged with keeping
open after hours The case will pro-
bably be disposed of Thursday.
, .2
IItlovuIs" III not."
munch.
roe jwouzu.
$3.50
ELITE
FOR MEN AND WOMEN.
$3.50
RALSTON
FOR MEN,
$4. 00
HANAN‘ 8r. SON
FOR MEN.
$500
muons. 007—4.
IIWIIII snots but ill"
Reed; of the superior Court. granted a
petition for the appointment of n to]
relief for the concern. By aul'eemcntl
of creditors Char: I'm ll Hitchcock. of
tho ilIm of Forbes it Wallace. liprlng' .
field, Mass, was “anif‘fl as receiver
and qualified wiIiI a bond of "5.000.
The liabilities of the ilrm are till 000.
and the assets $14,000. it was ortzmllf
act! about a year ago.
. In» Wuu... MW“
pure LIMMW AOBOOIATION.
HARTFORD. Fob. ill.-‘l’ho anuqu‘
moclits of the Clonnccticut Library.
Assoc utlnn was held today at Trinity
College. the album of wolcomp In the
plumber-II being, delivered by President
Move! a. hut III, of the opium.
drmser wcr imhde by Mimi Holea’.
Kliduff Gay. of New tendon: William}
I. Fletcher, librarian of Amherst tint
loco: Minn Estllerih. Owen. of flare
ford. and ti 1. (leaves, of New listen!
M» ”*MM‘” «an...
Act!!!“ fill! All"! OPItlA‘rIOIIII
HARTFORD. m 214le Pearl
Hammond. a member of "The Pour
Primrose (tumour of which Thursi'
ton lit the Mild. and may at at. Wane“
ole Hospital after an operation. title
was a resident of New York. “
According to the New York Herald
of yesterday, Eben Hill, of South Nor-
wall: has purchased II twontymno foot
sanitary launch. equipped with a four
hem power who
‘I
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l
The Ferric Coal Op.
The Ferris Cool 00.
The Ferris Coal Co.
“Everything Good“
in '
' Coal and W
M? II 'tL
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TRIS-- RAM & HYATT, Norwalkaonn
2 AND 5 GAZETTE ’BUILDING.
Furs and Cloaks;
And .all other'I'Wearin’g Apparel for
Men, Women and Children, is
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