{thorns wrusrs.
Juanmflifio non srmna AND .
, taro
. probably loeal showers.
.e. ”dawn—w... a”... .m. u...» .u . wwwt . WWW—.mmwmumww.
‘, f‘vlttgw'. mus nu
l».
Strum"
‘Sprinw §uits
$15.00 _
OTHERS FROM $10 TO $30.
IUMMER WEAR,
in 59,90 $1.95
IE K. Banks,-
“ lino 41 wear WASHINGTON a-r,
IMHACKIMO HOTEL aLocK,
- courthilonwmk, court.
Notes.
.tt I4,
thrillers
, m...“ -._..., .
wurnnn‘édnfic’lén Handsome Broadcloths,
For Nut-walk and vit-initi': Il‘lllllfli' . . .
and probably showers tonight. lhuts- Stylgsh Che-Vlots and Mmtures,
day fair. "The‘storut that was central
in the bake region yosierday morn-
In: passed over this vieinily last night
and'Is now passing out to sea off the
coast in Nantucket. ’i‘he disturbance
that wait on the Gulf eoast ytsterdily
morning is ttow central in Georgia.
This v-ieinity will be on the northern
edge. of this disturbnnt-e during tlto
next twenty-four hours. The tempera-
ture iott’alli g in the western sot-lions. .
Killing; fr SIS were reported as far
south an Kansas. t‘onditions favor
for this vicinity llllis't‘llled weather and
Latest Weav’es in Panama Cloths. ._
A handsome assortment of Smart Suits with the latest
telling and effective features.
.. SUPERB. AUTHORITATIVE. COMPLETE.
Nabby and smart
pring Suits
Men and Boys
$810 $25.
We submit to your attention an attractive display of
The regular monthly meeting of the
Nutmeg club will be held tomorrow or.
ening.
The Painters' Union will hold on till-
portant business meeting. Wednesday
evening.
Norwalk 'l‘ypogrnphieai i'u'tou will
hold a regular meeting 'l‘hursduy even-
ing In Central Labor I.,\'l'0lllll.
.Ioz-toph Riter, of Yale. formerly a stu-
dent at the Harstrom sehool. was a
visitor in Norwalk yesterday. ‘
Roy. A. ll. Nash, of South Norwullt,
has been a reeent guest of Mr. and
Mrs. .l. E. Crawford, in Westport.
A regular meeting of the Central
Labor Union is to be held. 'I‘hnrsduy
evening, at. the hall on South Main
street.
Mrs. l’eter Kohler. of Southport.
spent yesterday in South Norwalh as
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Leroy
Adams,
Spring Suits.
The Red Cross Sotriel y of the South
Norwalk Methodist Church, will hold a
meeting Friday afternoon, at the
church.
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The garments are carefully made. and the popular and
Mr, and Mrs, A. E. Clinsmannre
again at the Hotel Clifford, having re-
fashionable ideas are shown in the shoulders. length of coat.
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FLOWERS FOR EASTER.
Plenty of Blooms Will be Ready for
the Great Festival.
Some Iloriats are not. altogether
happy. The. season has been unusuab
ly forward. Easter contort late in thin
year's calendar, A largo quantity of
blooms have. developed early. Many
will be. ready for line before Easter
urrlvos. Among the flowers that have
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SOUTH NORWALK'S GREAT DRY GOODS HOUSE.
AGENT FOR MAY..MANTON'S PATTERNS.
a.
IIlllll beet forced ahead of their time
are. tulipIs and hyiwlnthu. There “WIII
be some of ibette for Master but no
thrl unuul nhuntiitntze. Neverlholons
there wii he piauly oi“ blooum, for.
willie ti few arrive too early, owlui-i
lo the warm weathor, othera will
l'l‘)lll(‘ noon enough before. their limo
lo repltu e the looking. ones. The so:
Ioollou will be different, that in nil,
and there will he. no material differ-
euro in proeen eotnpured with lhlml‘ of
last year. Among the Easter iiowern
"ratio be named, of course, are the
lilies. of which there will be no luck,
and all of superior quality. the bulbs
Inst your having: been of marked ox-
eeilentze tutti vigor. Next will route
eurnntious, jonqulls, daffodils, litig-
uonetion, ft)l‘gol-llit.‘~llul$, hydrangeas,
splrens, erlumon rnmb‘or. roses and
many other varieties. Lilies of lite vul-
iey are brought into bioont all the
Avear round by the florists and they
are now abundant.
An Ifllliiiti'l‘ roman Into, there will be
plunty ol‘ geraniunm'in bloom. Among
the line potted plants will be rhodo-
dendrons. azaleas. Seoieh heather.
titarguerites, eyolttrnon and lilacs. The
stock of violoiu will be scanty. owing
to the lateness of Easter. 'l‘bin deli-
t-ioney will be relieved by the over-
nuflieleney of nannies and nwoel pens.
There is now no lnelt of btttidiug‘
plants ready for the earth as soon as
the frost danger in past. Among the
bedding plants tony be. named agora-
IllillH, gernnitinm in many varieties.
heliotropen. i'ushias. rolens, loin-llas
and hardy roses.
’l‘ttken all itt all. the iteason in espetu
rlttlly promising. All the present lll‘
dietttious are favorable for a sweet-
st-ented Easter, and Norwnlk ladies
enn now rest easy, being assured of
many beautiful iioivors to go with
their almost as beautiful gown on this
most mouuntous oeettsiou for the. fair
sex.
CHEATED DEATH.
Kidney trouble often ends fatally.
but by ehoosing the right, medicine, E.
ii. Wolfe, of Bear (trove, town, cheat-
ed death. lie says: "'i‘Wo years
into I had Kidney Trouble, whit-h caus-
ed me great pain. suffering and tune
ieiy, btti i took Eleetrle ilitlens, which
t-l‘feeted a eompleie euro. I have also
found them of great beneill. in general
debiliiy and nerve trouble, and keep
them eonstunliy on hand, slnel‘. as l
llnd they have no equal." F. ii, linu-
ter, druggist, guarantees lhont nl nor.
0‘
ROWAYTON GIRL HIS BRIDE.
Miss Piander's Wedding to G. H.
Shine, of Stamford, is An-
nounced.
lapel and general appearance.
itirued from a several Week's trip
to Bermuda. ‘
Sherman Council. No. liH'J, ltoynl
Areanum. will hold a meeting tomor—
row night in Red Men‘s i-lall, Wash-
ington street.
. _____4___‘_
Mrs. Wemyss Smith and son. Sey-
mour. of Norwalk, have been rerent
guests at the rectory in IIlil‘t' ave-
We provide you with a good fit. and to do this we ire-
x
quently make alterations to suit the whims and part": ‘ular
ideas of our customers.
”The governing eouiutiilee of the
Norwalk Yacht l‘lub will hold :t Ilit‘l'l-
Int: Saturday nigh‘ ul 8 o't‘lot'k. til the
other of Coolidge & I.,\‘llt‘;w.
Rev. (lllli l". litil‘ilttilmr, ll.ll., of
Brooklyn, will prearit Sunday mortr
log and evening next. in the Soulh '
Norwaik Methodist Church.
The Nutmeg Club, of Norwtlik. will
hold a regular business meeting to-
morrow evening. at the «'lub rooms,
corner of Main ntul Wall ixil‘trt’lS.
.HI‘E._IG. I"? WTFUL STORE
South Norwalk.
OW
.Iohtt Ilztddor, of Holland. arrived in
South Norwullt. yesterday. and is In
rousuitaiion with tho Iilt'iiI oyster-men
itt referent-e to the shipment of oys-
ters to his home t-ountry.
10 South Main Street,
i
Friends of Ill‘lll‘ill‘ II. Hitliit‘. of Fill"
,t'sl street. Stamford. will be interested
‘in the ttnut‘utnt'ennint of his mnrriagv
to Miss (irate lit-ill: Planter, a t'IllII'lll-
Iing llownyton youngr lady. daughter
.of John ii. l’luudnr, of that plat-e. 'i‘hv
Iliall'liilll- looh More in New York, at
the resident-e of Rev. Mr. Hoax.
,li‘ourlh avenue. formerly pastor of :I
lehurt‘h in South Not'wullt, on Mart-h
II‘J. Miss Plunder is u graduate of
Merrill Business l‘olloge, Mass of '03.
and for some time past has been till-
Iing u responsible position ill South
i Norwnlk. Mr. Shine is a graduate op-
tlometlsl and has for several years
iIll‘l'll with .I. It. t‘nmpbell of Stamford.
ille is ill'lIVl‘ in tho alYnIrs of Leeds
tt‘otmeil. (i. ii. A. ill, and is a member
loi’ the Sinmt‘or-l detail of the Hospital
‘(‘m‘pet and
l'IlIIII'.
ptmuiuriiy, and
the announeetueui
Itfl‘l‘SI.
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A FOLLOWER OF GRIP.
lurk oi' the grip.
Second Lieutenant Mil'lllll‘l .l. Entr-
linh. ol' Willltnantie. has been made
first lieutenant, and Corporal Eugene
.l. Anton noeoml IIt’illlOliiliiI of Company
L, First infantry, (J. N. (3.
Mrs.
visiting relatives Ill Norwnlk
.ltlmt-s ICguti, ol' Nt-wlown, is
[new eltninless bieyt'io.
Freda Hoch. a German Domestic. A
Main , found In Bristol.
i
Dr. Loren 'l. Day. who died at his Mrs. Sarah Starr M Sun”.
home in Wt‘ntport on Saturday. wnnlo ‘
____.,_____A street in quite ill at her home I BRISTOL April ll‘wli‘redu Hocb at
Well known to the physIt-ians of thist ' __ ‘ ‘ . , ‘ , ‘ , ',
Mina 'l‘berenn Flaherty wan tondered city. Dr, tiny had been a brseidonl of; , ' - _l Ilelllillll tloiuontlt ttuployod in a lot til
it surprise tmrty by n remnant." 0' the Fairlleld (‘outilv 'Mtdit'nl Sodom If??? “"N'“ ”I “‘"l‘" ""“"“- “l""l' ““3 WW“ 1““ "m” 0“ m"
il'rientln, Saturday, ”N hermhotulei ill and wan also prominent in Mats-ooh“ ' ' ‘ " will I)“, hold tonight. I:’I:,‘:,‘K,(,:I (QIIIIMIfitffllxmfli'ff “33,233;
i . .1 n 7.. > . . " tr; _ . ‘ ‘ , .
roupu mount “Hm I” ‘ aIYaira I" this ”"‘““y‘ I Atrheiive new signs hurt» been - Calhoun examined several persons In
were gained and innate and a bounti-
ftti supper was uerved.
. Illill'l‘ll In the windown of t'. id.
.2 , . . . ., ,.
A kCI‘IHIIll lamp neatly tintmd tillI hardware store
lll‘lill'llt‘lillll of the I'I‘HIlli‘lll't' of IC.
Raymond. In Wesiport avenue. Monday
evening. The luntp exploded, but be
Iliuuo his inquest. The dead body t
{ll mule buby tin. lIll\'N old was foun
t‘rrtiilrnlen of dlnuoiuiion have been
' tiled with tho hlillt' neot‘vlnl‘y ill tho MM mm” "7‘ H"‘"‘“”i”f MW “ka
I be the gut'Ml of Mr. and Mrs. J. lrving‘ Ibo net-used nit-I liven. and the polh
t‘llpllltl bv the Kenninglon \Vulel’ fore it did titueh tinnmtto \I r linvutond ,
bowm- and Manufacturing tompaiiy timed It out of ti... window. Ibo; I I’m“ mymfif‘u‘l"; lIf:'l.:l-ng‘ult'tmI h u” doubt “mum"
and thy Ilemul ‘t ' & \‘W‘H’MIU . . - .. ‘ . . _,.. ’ I. ‘
‘ I“ - I" “ h ‘ ' - “WWI“ '” ll“ l"'"'”m“‘~" "I H“ ”""” | Annual .IllIillh‘tiii, furl-titan oi‘ the ltnill -—~—-——~~---—-—-
Stamford. .
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t‘ompany of in Width lho imithlo otwmwwl, was,
, .
Hillllll.
A marriage
OPPORTUNITY.
lit to enter the New York
Intuition fluid. a lame New York man-
ufacturing concern otters opportnul.
lieu of advancement for bright young
men. .
State age, education with name of
achool Ind your of graduation. and
mum of the (I. N. MrKIlibiu Mttttut‘ntu
lurluu Company. IlilH ronlgnotl liln post .
lion there
HONOLULU. April n.
A regular meeting or \t’imhiuuiou
l‘itiiip. No. II, I’nit‘lotlv Order of ”W
Honh of Atuvrlen. will be held lonior
row night. A number of tho nlalo
olilectrs are exported to ho prompt.
and there will be rotrtmhtuontn.
maul iii Molokai, In the \‘Il'lIIII of lo
‘ony.
li‘nllter
Minn Hallie M. Lester, of Iiolyoke.
Alana, In spending iwr lihtt-tlor vneailon
with her brothor. W. W. Lerner, lluy~
view avenue.
.....,.............-
wMi n Lillian Lotti-r, a graduate of
Morril College, has just been accept.-
ml to till a line position In the office
of Ernest Simona Mfg. Co...Port Chen-
lei'. N. Y
M
There will he a hrleii' bunluetnt mout-
Ihtinlen. ilrother vnn Koo
the saltlamunt in lililn.
months ago he tlointz
tlluonao in hill fiytltf‘ill tutti o
wli's the little (:UIlIli that mow into ll 3’0“ W
big cold»: the big uoldn that and in
oonlumpiion and death. Watch the
little ooldn. lll'. Wood‘n Norway Pine
fi‘rup.
Edward ll. MnnVIiIe, premium. of the
time to Ho
his learn. lie returned to the nottl
niont whore ho ht now living all
ward Instead of a help.
HOTEL GU55. .. l.l A FIRE.
Norwalk-Stnmtnrd Mlllllt‘lll union was what buaiuetyn experience. if lltly, you ‘
~ ‘ . -. ., tug of the Epworth mantle of the new YORK. April fir-fluent! in catty. WWMHQ “me“ by the publish-
:leefilfigi will?itllo$h$KI"-ll°l“'t“II." “1362221; Flirt Methodint Episcopal church. at. Charles Buechlar’u hotel It. College are that marathon 150.000 Helm of the
~ 1 ll 0 the close at the regular prayer meot- Point, L. 1., were driven from their work are in the homes of the people
held in May at Detroit. til the monthly
meeting of the union. Sunday evening.
inbuilt Lot
1.1!. PASSMRN,
600 BIDEORD AVE;
‘ BROOKLYN, N. Y.
“Tho “it... to t..."
beds early today by
troyed the building.
“2.000.
ly that the comments
save anything and made
in their nighlolothea.
lug tomorrow.
WW) .
ill. l-l. Perkins, Cit-ml K. Bletchley,
w. F‘. When. H. A. Home. lint-i Park.
Frank Wentherley. it. Nimhlalm, Gen.
1,. Simpson. Henry A, pol. F. A. Wood,
had no’ time
Dr. I» M, Allen Illli-i purehnsed n lint- l CHARGED wlTHlNFANTICiDE
how‘s . wotmertlou with the ease and will con»
‘ Sunday in the rear of n building wher
PRIEST BTRJCKEN WITH LEROBY.
Ilrollior Hr-
l l‘lliilon von Konp, of the Inner settle-
libl rune is ilIlllIIlll‘ to that of
who In It native of Holland, wont to
Eighteen
toll sight! of the
oiitlu. whore an exmnlnntlon continued
a tire which deal:
entuillug. u loin of ,
The human normal no rapid
their mane
They tort. all
f.
Zeltfuax Pharmacy.
MERITED POPULARITY.
eripl tone.
if
d
i!
the most wonderful, beautiful.
.,, and peoplo in the world, while his or
l'IlllI‘lli and vlvltlneun worthy of lin
ili‘nnorlnl hard.
I‘*
read and enjoyed at
IL
n- eonverenlion.
0‘
I1
OI the .Unlted State
to
SECTION OF THE. STORE IS
OISE, BOUGHT IN THE BES
YOUR NEEDS; MERCHANDISE THA
MOST SATISFAC ION.
ITS TRADE POSS BILITIES.
THAN NOW. ON THE THRESHOLD
THAT WE HAVE THE CONFI
WANT TO IMPRESS YOU WI
READY TO CATER TO YOUR
TY TO FILL THOSE NEEDS T
SPRING BUYING BEGINS
buying and selling eheup stockings;
cheap slot-kings are not. cheap at any
price: it’s the. good. hottest stockings
ala I'l.ltlS()lliiIlI,Y low price that. people
are after now-a-dnyn.
from the to 251‘,
of St. Andrew's Church
iv‘ew young men enjoy greater
coming us It does. in the fornt of an
agreeable surprise. will be of wide In.
Matty persona ilnll themselves nil'ot‘t.
ed with a persistent cotton after an ttl~
AS IIIIS eouizh ettn
bo promptly eured by the use. of (‘hntn-
borlniti‘s (Tough [telnet-y it should not
he allowed lo rttn on until it bot-nines
troitbiestmie. For unto by Slilsotrl’ow-
ell Corporation, Clifford l’hnrmney.
C!
The \videuprend popularity of,.loitn
L. Stoddard an a lecturer was due to
the intensely interesting and grout ed
ucttlionnl value of his views and den»
liy means of llie alereopii-
(‘on int showud pltotogrnphlt- views of
ltr
struetlve and Inspiring objeeis, plurtis .
roinpitnyim: dentsrlplious ponuessod n
,
iiul raluubin till his platform Worlt
wan Ilia leelureu and views in book
form are far more so no they are thus
given pertnuneury n d vuunot. only he
by limo, bill. are
invaluable as a worlt ol’ referotice. by
motion of the index. IIIIIH aunworinir
hundreds of questions that are. con-
htttnlly (touting tip In other reading and
in a word there. In no other means
extant by whirh so full and valuable
it knowledge e" what our World eon-
ittlns nu :mut the Stoddard Lectm' a.
and il is gratifying to note that, t 9
Work in meeting with a large sale Ina
k. . LI" .
impish rte-pa tillllll in The New
8 ’ B .
BIISIIIIS llSIIIPSS
IT IS JUST THAT, NOTHING MORE, NOTHING L588. EVERY
FILLED WITH BRIGHT FRESH MERCHAN.
T MARKETS. MERCHANDISE SUITED TO
T YOU WILL BUY WITH THE UT-‘
THIS STORE IS ALWAYS WIDE AWAKE TO
I.T WAS NEVER MORE WIDEAWAKE
OF THIS NEW SEASON. WE FEEL
R BUYING PUBLIC. AND WI
AT THIBSTORE STANDO
AND FEELS ITS ABILI-
DENCE OF 0U
TH THE FACT TH
BUYING NEEDS,
0 YOUR PROFIT.
\ A BEAUTIFUL SHOWING
-IN THE HOSIER‘Y SECTION
OF SHIR’I' WAISTS
Wo long ago ahnntloueu the Ill(‘ll of Nowhere In tnadeupdom has the do-
slgnor‘and maker produced more only
tie. effects than in womena waists.
There are no homemade waitsst now-o-
days; doesn‘t pay in the face of such
values as these.
Ludiosr White Lawn Shirt Waist
with Black Dots at'fillti.
Ladieu' Figured Chambray and Dim-
lty Waists, speeial at 69c,
Ladies’ White Lawn Shirt Waista.‘
lurked front anti back. embroidery
trimmed at 98o.
Ladies' White. Lawn Shirt Waists,
made. with rows of embroidery and
tucks, at $l.50.
Lndies' White Satin Doniates Walsts,
made latent. cut. at $1.69.
l'.utlles' White Linen Shirt. Waists.
Ladies Black Drop Stitched and with mtbroiderod Dots and Tucked
Plain Lisle, extra good, at. 39c 21 pair. Back and Front at $1.50.
MME. LAURA. THE CELEBRATED PALMIST WILL BE AT OUR
STORE NEXT WEEK. COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL 3.
Heré’sGood News!
83-85 Washington Street.
LADIES’ WHITE NUN‘S VEILIN G WAISTS. SHIRRED YOKE, WITH
HEADING OF THREE DEEP TUCKS, LATEST STYLE SLEEVE,- A
GREAT LEADER WITH US AT $1.98, SPECIAL THIS WEEK, ONLY $1.45.
N. E. RYAN,
86 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
3. S. TILLOTSON
WE ARE NOW SHOWING EVERYTHING THAT
IS NEW AND SEASONABLE IN THE
Millinery Linc
Opening Match 86%. 515i and April Isl.“
BB WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
We've. got them.
Children‘s Fast illaek Ribbed lione,
We also carry a. full line of tho Cele-
bmled Boater Brown Sgockings for
Boys and also Buster Brown's Sister‘s.
Slot-kings for Girls, every pair guaran-
teed, 26v a pair. Free with every pair
of stockings a. Hunter llrowu Drawing
Book.
lintliea' Fast lllaek Hose, loo :1 pair;
3 pairs for 25o.
Ludies‘ Plain or llrop Stilt-bod Fast,
llittclt Hose, Sllt‘tfllli at lot- a pair.
Ladies' Black and Fancy Lisle or
Cotton Hose at 25c a pair.
.uv
count:titt‘StrtttttSii/tiiiwan YOU ARE rune
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS .................................... 25:: D02.
3CANS SALMON FOR ................‘ ............................. 250
3 CANS CONDENSED MILK ......................................... 25c
MERWIN'S HAMS .............................................. 12: LB.
3 LBS. CHOPPED BEEF ................................. ' ......... . 25c
LEAN POT ROAST ........................................ 10:: LB. UP
ROAST BEEF ................. . ............................ 10c LB. UP
SHOULDER STEAK ........................................ 10:: LB.
6LBS.GROUNDBONES ............ ,.......... ................... ...250
NATIVE FOWLS.
NATIVE VEAL.
JACOB SCHAUB,
'Phone. 322-2.
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22 WASHINGT
FURNITURE,
Carpet, Matting, Oil Cloth and
Linoleum, ‘
On Credit.‘
A. J. ANGEVINE 8: SON, '
134 Washington St. So. Norwalk.
1
“WOOOWOOOWWMMM
Best bill at intestines.
OAL vou ‘
AND ALI. “
ARE YOU PERFECTLY SATISFIED WITH THE C
GET? IF NOT. DON'T THINK THAT ALL 'COAL
DEALERS ARE ALIKE. ..
¥ THROI'IBIIIS& GansGo.
63 WATER ST.
«W
.......W.... W .
3 FOX.
THE LADIIO’ TAILOR.
begs to announce to the ladies that. he
is prepared for the coming pvt-int
We have received a shipment. of _y I
‘PALArAnLI (to-ulna) “T
Gad Liver an
W. Schubert. (3. it. it“. New York: or their wearing apparel and fennel ‘ ’ . , with Mali and HypOphouphim. with; the Lot Parthenon fulllon .
. I1. t3 Fletcher iterator: , . We: belongings. 'l‘he him in beloved to , ' g . J «of plates: also the new ntyie rim to
of thou Sweet Mun-Cu,“ erwln'o [my (“Mimi condition of the nor, Albany: It‘rtmit Ptmlti, Phllmlol- have resulted from tmpmpgyiy mg“. ‘ , :,, "It“; MRI i list at this I ran there is hardly books of all kind. at 0000!. which “0
. Throat. Now or Ear uncommonly and hill; W. J. Dick. Chicazoi Mr. and hood elected wire. 5 . , “Emil #3533 or medicine so valuable in all affections content important tuna mohair Init-
HOMO, 12V“, Ib‘ RGIOHIIDOGIIY treated In“ CIII'NI II)I the rfi. .l. A. OIIIOI‘II, I". II HICROY, L. D. M' .. . r k g W‘Tqflw of the than”, CDC“. and ““139, and for infill. PI‘ICOH 0f IIIIIO Tom ‘35.” Q". I
latest and most improved malhmtn and Bryant. ill. I). imvumll. Mr. and MM. WIAVIHI GIT INCREASE. if: hittirfiwtmfifig' mam building up the system In general. perfect fit guaranteed. All kind! at
o
. V~~i§2§bii”“lllillf5h§ .
' “\w *
antenatal-emit, 10c lb. remedm- NW installed at “6 Barth r. n. imnnmn. u. u. Hmnmn. A. n. notrrit MANCHESTER. April n.-. . ,
, . Main atrocity. and any «ailing will be iieuwrvitt. "twill": .I it. minim. them The wenvern of Taiwan Ilrolhuru‘ wool. “E ‘B'ME IIIIEIII
' , W gi’ven (tonniillttllon and examination land. 0.; ll. rt. Cooley. Detroit; (1. K. m. "mm refin‘v‘g’d my Illerlvmu mpmp , .
t9 on. by a anevlalihl who bitumen eon. 'l‘llt'k, r.-.itlunth Norwnik; C. ’l‘. plenum. my today of about light may pm- «In ”W3: is . W‘Wm
.. . . ., ”.1;dech tho‘tiltiw York Hospital. New arming. II.IIAJIII'IIQ.HDI‘IngIIQ’Id: .ynm, ’l‘hclr limp Wfl‘n um, minim, gm M: 1a ['76, ..' .
. PusLlo ARKEI 9%} I2; t 7’. r“. I , vaflfl MOyJuhnRIGWHI N. Y.I "'.. Yeflterd.y [DP WORTGI‘I‘ del‘gnllflfl III il la", ,' :Il‘tI‘i g!" . 1‘ 'fifiu .
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