Illll‘x his b . In mm of tin shop 111 Ml 111111.111. 11-111. 11» 1111pr:11» on 11611111111 daily. 'I'My de Ilgnod it tho wrltIl- II In "lumps of pond is til. ‘A rehearsal of the Pastime Mill- Itrels was held last eveninii Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Baker of this place. have removed to Bridge- port. where Mr. Baker is employed Frederick 1H. Ganung is spending a few days here. Mr. Galldng is an uu~ dertaker in Detroit and was iornierly' a resident here. The annual election of officers of the Ladies' Aid Society of the East Ave- nue Methodist Church will be held at the meeting today in the church. Miss Bessie Levy. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Levy. 0! Washington street bridge. will be married ill Jan- uary. in Arion Hail to Mo1rls Ques kin. of Stamfmd. Permission having been granted for the setting aside of a separate Epis- copal parish in East Norwalk mom bers of that denomniatlon are very anxious to begin their church build- ing, and it is believed that as soon as possible plans will be drawn and build- et's asked to'ilgure on the plans. When Barnum became owner or Scudder's Museum located on the corner of Broadway and Ann street New York, he was in the habit of get- ting shaved and harbored generally at 11. tonsorial establishment under the Park Hotel, at the corner of Beckmun and Nassau streets, whenthe block that is bounded by Beekmun, Nassau, Spruce and Park How was occupied by the Brick Church and church yard, with nothing else on. the entire block. The barber was a genial. good look- ing, curly haired little fellow pained 'i‘ommy Higginson, always ready for a little fun. One IllOl‘iiIllg Barnum came ill in an awful hurry. He found a rather rough looking Irishman walt- ing to go next in the. chair. and he said: "My good man if you will let me take your turn I will pay for any- thing you have done.” The great showman was accommodated. ot course. and Higginson, seeing his op- portunity to play a joke on Phineas. told the Irishman he could have any- thing he wanted ill the shop. lie was given a bath. shampotwd. had Ills hair and beard dyed and his hair curl- ed, was supplied with 11 new collar and a pair of cuffs, together with :1 bottle of hair. tonic, the entire bill coming to $5, and when scut to Bill'- nunl the. old man saw lln joke and promptly 11.1111 it He llitclu .iIlIS caused a lithograph to be made of tho mauwbo had given Barnum his turn, and portraits, one “Before" and the other “After" Tommy Higginson had gotten through with him. When Mrs. Samuel Hopkins made a recent. visit to Mr. and Mrs. E. W. James. her recitals of experiences on' tho vasty deep and in old England kept. the little wonnln from Mohawk spell-bound. Willie we were sweltcr. lug and hardly able to breathe on August 26. the ship encountered a snow storm (iii the coast of Lilbl‘ailtll‘. whilc en route to Canada, and the bin ocean liner had to feel her way through the fogs and every once in a while was hit byall ice pcrg, whicll made a report an loud as the Dark Secret Buttery. She was never hap- pier than when she landed at the rail- road station in Toronto. I11 England she was surprised to find the trolley lines ran from one to two cent fares. and the latter liguro would carry yoll on a twenty minute ride. Mrs. Hop- kins was present as one of the dolo- glltca of the South Norwalk Baptist Church at the mat convention hold in Excior Hall, and When the plosi- dont gate out the hymn All Hail llu1 Power of .lesus’ Numb, the thirtv- ilv11 hundred male and female voices sang with 11111 it a dlll as to make the old building lrenlblo. The South Nor- walk delegate was also on hand at the unveiling of the Spurgcou statue and wllcl the coveringr was romovml the 11111 t evangelist. was seen ill the act 1 of. preaching With his right tool ad~ vanccd and his right arm uprnisad. Whoa lhl1 nilcllcc was so intense that you could hear u whisper. but when the mainland 1111111 given to Ill-tug the Old llundrod them went i'orlh such a sound that It could be heard blocks away. The only and incident to tour the whole trip on land and water was 111111 of lilo delegates being run ovcr Ill front. of the bull. and dying front his injuries. When lilo president was asked what he thought the most wonderful thing he saw in London. he said: "A pellet-man’s hand. which when It. Is raised high above his head, causal everything on wheels to stop m...~—‘m‘.-...~ w... ,.._ IttIheIIbotlttwo miaumtopupuo all-o ”MIMI it. In Ill'f.‘ tn" ilhon moat dIsseris that than airs BMW" . rapusi our 11 .jgo other ”quick” «111:3 M11111 like so with dell-0. 111.131?“ is causally consldund rlcli's most Mona 011s swarm tired cl Juliet). . m bl d bull lowered " \ ROWAYTON. AgIMI for rm sv‘anln counsel, In nowayton, Irs Frederic Lockwood, Elwood Bl‘i’adWIy and Charles PItty. 11 (ll-divs not to any of “II show will rIcIIVI prompt attention. The annual meeting of the Roway- ton Fire Department will be held next Monday evening. at 8 o'clock. at the headquarters of Rowayton Hose Com~ pally. In Rowayton avenue. The re- DOrts of the year’s work will be pre- sented. and officers elected. Alexander Raymond. a well-known resident oivthis place. has commenced work on a. new ice hbuso. which he expects to have completed before the first severe l‘roeze- -up occurs. The building will be 40 x 45 feet on the ground area and about 25 foot high. capable of containing several hundred tons of Ice. will hold a practice night. Br lldy grounds. licipatcd. lircsliu. James Broslil1.oi New Yolk. Specials. 3 IbI. Soda Crackers, 251: 3 "II. Mllk Crackers, 261: 3 101: pkps. Crackers, 25:; 6 5c pkgI. crackers, 251: 2 lbs. BcIt Mixed Cakes, 25c Rob 9 rt W8 m lth Phone 261-6. Rowaytcn, Conn. DARIEN AND NOROTON. Agents for the Evening Sentinel. In Carton. are Arthur Slauson, and Wal- lacs Sharer. Orders sent to either of the above will receive prompt atten- on. Bronson Howard has moved to New York city for the winter. Charles Barnard is in New York where he is to deliver a series of loci ures Eagle Hook and Ladder Company rull tomorrow Andrew Wilson, of Chicago, has been called home here by the illness oi,his mother, Wain-r Gordon has returned from an extended trip to Virginia and allow points in tilt1 South. ’i‘lladdcus Boll. the vclcrun town cicrk and lrcasurcr of Barton. is scr- iously ill of pneumonia. Kuowlton Drum Corps. resplendent ill their lluw uniforms. will pay a visit to tho ltyc Corps on November 2 ' iiirs. Joules Day and family, 111' New York, 111111 spending ii. few days as gue is of M11. and Mrs. linuford Smith. The Darien football team will play the Walwicks on Saturday on the A good game is im- 'l‘he well on ibt1 Tillcy property has been driven to a depth of about scvs only-live feet. but no water has as yet been found. Charles Dunn. of New York. has taken the Smith residence for a time. Mr. Dana is soon to be married to Misa daughter of Mr. and M rs. The Woman's Relief Craps of "ob- bio Post Stalniold, will hold its hm real home festival. this afternoon alld evening. jolly. ole. Solliicrs' Home, in Norolou. At this time donations of will be received for tile The Jolly Ton, of- Barton, invitation masquerade dance will be bold Iflllllll” row evening at. the town hall. droth's orchestra will music and those who 111-11 fortunate enough to be guests of the Ten are un- ticipating 11 due time. A b1111- furnish tl111 The funeral of 111111111 Woodman was held from his late residence in Orange street, Stamford. yesterday afternoon 11t.ll:30 o‘clock. At the bout-111. the ser- vice Shlnn. of the Stamford. (irovc Ccluotcry, Dal-loll. lllcro was 11 was condlmted by ltcv. It. 11‘. Methodist Church Ill Al the grave in Spring Masonic service. NATURE NEEDS BUT LITTLE. Nature needs only a Little Early [tiscr now and than to lump the bowels clean. thla liver active, tom free from bilc, headaches, consti- nation, "Early Risers" alo pleasant lu 1111'ch and the sys- oic. 'l‘ilo famous liillo pills an1ip111i1-cl in action. They never gripe or all. kcn but. tone and slrcugih- en the liver and kidneys. 'i‘bc Clifford Pharmacy. Sold by II ”—1—...— WESTPORT AgIntI for tho Ivsnlna dontlncl. In Wales", are a. Dlulcvsnol and Wm. E. NIII'I. Orders not to IIthIr of flu sbcva will “solve prompt situation. we Al last 'I‘lnlraday night's mooliult. oi 'I‘mupic Lodge. It‘. and A. M.. the ruin tor of Christ Church received his in- iliatory deuce ill Masonry. 11111111 do 11111 that the ghost of ex- Selcctmsn George Coley haunts the term offices liow. Saturday night Town Clerk Joseph G Hyatt went into his other1 and was startled to hear the crashing and moaning of someone in the selectmell' 11 cities. Celsius bill you he made for the dtvlding doors and sweets he distinctly saw Coley. two‘s 11111“ said ”to spirit. hecn one of 11111 new." alluding to ills solcl'tblcll "011111111119 (loot- spirit vanished. ~1W GLEN BROOK. ”kw.“ Miss Eula Ferric In the scent of friends 1111 Brooklyn fl. Charles Whites boil“. in Mic pie arcane is receiving a cent at point. nyouln‘r e not Union It 11 no more until the officer‘s hand Is 1 have returned home. no“ “ “but for that tllrnaliou fountain i might have . and too get li. “ 11113511111111 llyali at which the "111111111 1111111111. 11111111 Malt 1111111111 and Jauh‘tlarter. who: ya been traveling l Mu Rt”. Samuel pics 'ahd limp tor 11111111111119 1 , 1 reps 11111 , several monthawhsve returned home. lib‘have been spans " in: a couple 0 ~ weeks with Mr. invers's ‘ ‘ .pa‘reuts in Haxerstown. Mlle. hare re- turned home. “a... . witsbiness oi. the skin. 1101111111." 1 plague. Most everybody enlisted in one way or and ‘1 Only one sate. never falling 11 Donn' s yOinttrleat. “At any drug I WWW WESTEON. Mrs. Aubrey Downs has been enter- taining her brother from. Bouthport. Mrs. Ebenezer Fitch has returned from a twu weeks’ visit In Norwaik. I Ernest Beers, at Medway, Mass. is visiting his grandfather. .l M. Beers. Miss M. Palo ls spending some weeks with relatives on Long Island. Linsley Corsa has returned from a business trip through New York state. 4 ' Frederick Banks and lam y spent midday with relatives on roendeid A C. Bladley and William G. Fitch are on jury duty ill Bridgeport this week. ' Mls. Eliza Wood of (loorltetown.I has spent a few days with Mrs. Joel Godfr rey One oi Lyman Beets team of while horses died quite suddenly on Sunday after a short illness. Mrs. M. B. Hill entertained Mrs. Frederick Scribner and Mrs. M. 11. Hill, of Bridgeport. last week. Horace Hill‘lblltt and Harry Jack- son have returned from a Week a hunt- ing trip In Western MnsHachusetls. Mrs. V. Godfrey is spending this week in Haltford. where she attended the wedding of her cousin Miss Flow Hawicy to M1. Doolittle on Tuesday William P. Lockwood who has been vely ill with pneumonia. is improving. Miss Elizabeth Gordon has return cd from a visit. to her home in Ens on. Miss Gladls Williams Miss It‘ll)!- enco Henly and Miss Flmeuce Imbert- son ,of New Yolk who have been guests of R111. and Mia. J. L. Shively, Miss Willinllls ‘will go to (11111110111111 for a visit of sev- eral months. m ~——. NORWALK BIRD CLUB. Regular Meeting Held With MIII Hurd. in West Avenue. The monthly meeting of tho Nor- waik Bird Club “its held. last evcniuy. at the home of the secret ar.y 43 West avenue. A report of the. annual meeting of the National “lot ion of Audubon So- cieties showed much good work done, especially satisfying being the estab- lishtmcnt of four new reservations iol birds to brccd without molestation. one in Stump Lake. Mont, two on is lands Ill Lake Superior, and I’nssnuc Key in Tampa Bay, Florida. while the [Millslltllll Audubon Society has leased 25 islands for ten years for breeding islands. The national smelety pay fortyiirc wardens to protect. these and other brccdlug; colonies. l’npors were rent] on winter feeding of birds which in tillloly and 111111 In enjoyed by everybody. as places oi spot or meat scraps fastened to youi trees will be found by cllicadccs. nut- Ilatt'lles and woodpeckers, who will come daily to feed upon It. and if It Is placed near some window will inr- uisll k1111nt1sl. enjoyment. to tilt1 walcll 1111s indoors at this time. when bird bin is at Its ebb. Crumbs from the la blc and swoopings from the barn loft will attract juncos. song and tree sparrows and help them eke out 11 Hr. big. and will also keep many birds from going away. , Many of these'wluter birds Wi1l‘11 shown by storeopticon. adding much to the papers read. Sixty-six varieties of birds 1111-1111 11111111 in October as followa: Herring gull. great biuc hcmll. green heron. black. crowned night. her- on, wood cock. quail. rufllcd grouse. marsh hawk, sllnrp~shinned hawk, red- sbouldcred hawk. screech owl, king fishcr, hairy woodpeckcr. sapsuckcr. liickcr. whip-poor-will. chimney swll‘l. king bird. phoebe, blue jay, crow, star- ling. cow bird. meadow lurk, rusty blackblrd, gold iinch. English sparrow. reaper sparrow. while-throatcd apar- row, trno sparrow chipping sparrow. field sparrow. illuco, song sparrow. swamp sparrow. chowlnk, scarlet tull- uanor. cedar wavwlna, northern shrike, rode-yell virio, yellow-threaten virio, blue-bonded vlrlo, black and while wurblcr, Nashville wnrblcr. i'n- rnla wtlrbIer, myrtll1 warblor. black litrollied groan wnrhler. yollow pnlln wurblor, oven bird. wntor thrush. Maryland yollow-llu‘ollt. rod aturt, cut bird, brown lllrllshcr, Carolina wrl-n. wlntur wreu, brown creeper, while- hrcastcli nulhntch. chlcadcr. soldcn- wood thrush. Wilson‘s thrush lvccryl. hcrnllt thrush. robin. bluc bird. I‘d-‘— DANBURY HOBIOIJAL ASSOCIA HARTFORD Nov. lb. ~‘I‘ho Danbury Hospital Association tiled articles of incorporation yesterday, with a long list of lncorporators. The N. John- 111111 Company, of Norwich clothing dealers. flied articles of incorporation with 11 capital stock or 86 1100 )n-W’hfl Bids B1B" Will “dill“! M '5 pants.” ,. crowned klnlllct. ruby-crownmi klllgloi, . i1 NEW RIFLE RANGE BOUGHT. Commodlous Purchased by Adjutant General. NEW HAVEN. Nov. 15.——-A new state riiie range has been bought. by Adjutant General Cole from George H. Bishop. of til Woodblldgo street. ml High street blast Illucll about it mile from iht1 stone church. It thus d 811) foot on High street, with 1,3110 feet on the nolth can. foot 1111 Hit; cast. and LSISII feet on the south. Captain isbcli ot‘ the lilacs says ihlli the only llilc. 111111.111 that 1111 knows of that has this one heat Is the 111111111 at Sea Gill it will be largo enough fol brigade shooting and brigade ollcunlp moms. it will berendy next spring. 'l‘lli.1 price is not. divulged. NO CASE OF PNEUMONIA ON RED We do not know of a single Instance where 11 cough or cold resulted ill pneumonia 111 consumption will 11 Ft» It cures coughs and colds 1)t‘l':ft‘ti|\'. so do not take charllm with some 1111- known preparation which may contain opinlcs. which cause constipation. 11 condition that. retards rccovery from 11 cold. Ask for Foley‘s Honey and TM and refuse any subsliluie offered. Sold at. l’illlsted s DrugW Store .: POPULAR AMUSEMENTS 1:— .-4.m‘. :r' HOYT'S THEATRE. St. Joseph’s Pair. Music Hall. WEDNESDAY lMMACULATE CONCEPTION NIGHT FINE MUSICAL PROGRAM 8T. MARY'S AND ST. JOBEPH'B CHOIRB DIRECTED BY MR8. C. A. FREEMAN FREE DANCING ADMISSION 15 CBNTO .1... ..... :~ 1 N. Bu-«NO FAIR TUESDAY. $111111... to New York.” STEAM IR JOHN IYLVEO‘I‘IH. 011 and after Monday, Octobcra .. will leave Steamboat Dock South Nor- walk. at 'I: so a. to. Returning will leave Pier 28. ill 81 (new Peril Blip) st ii p. 111. Foot or it. 81st 1111.. 8:15 p. 111.. arriving at South Norwnlit in time to 11011111111th trains tor 13111111111111. Bridgeport and internist! lury points. . , FAR! (round trip) has «local until used 1 SINGLI PM! noawsth IrIAMIoAr so. law 13 “aw at”. Mill 111M. Mass. 11. Goa. «to. on's iioncy and Tar l1 1d been taken.- mun supervision since 111111111111: Allow no one to deceive yolIln title. All Counterfeits, 11111111qu and 1‘ J listens-good” are but: Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of . Initial-s and ditorials—Experience against Experiment. What IS CASTORIA Castorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil. Pare- goric. Drops and Soothing Syrups. It; is Pleasant. It; contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its use is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and alloys Fewriebness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It; assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. cannula W'CASTORIA;ALWAYS (“Bears the Signature of The KIIIII bu Hale 1111111111111 111 Use For Over 30 Years. in man can". VI Iona” man; I!” You cm. -. ~........W....._ M ..... .. «NW... 2 ills judgcmcnt he might have a about 11 Field at East Haven; to win speculating. y . Cigars Ilw __——‘ it man would only no contrary to U“..— II: Group. Coughs, IIISTIIIII' REIIIEF .Sore Throat, yrltll BRAZILIAN BA M. on doIeI' 21511. No opium. Only infallible curl.1 for Asthma, Cn- sau'll. Bronchitis and gluten (‘onsnmp- “on one and 61“ 00! lru. gist- mm. ".110 prepaid. sou l (, .1., 'mllnnnpolbl, lull. i... a.-- IIIAYou 11111111 N011 Comfortable Home. why don‘t. you have a colufortllblc room? I'It‘ilii‘ll by 511-11111 with but and cold water. lull l1 and all tho comforts that. :1 1111111 1111 a lady wants. 11111111131 thing 1111111 and uponiodntc. itoouls by the day or wcck. I‘l‘iccs lnodcl‘ntc. CENTRAL HOTEL. Corner of Monroe and Chestnut Sim, J. DIBESA, Prop. filial 1611111“ '3. titanic; , AGENCIES. ‘ALL Insuannct, REAL IITAT! nonrcsoss, NOTARY. ITEM IOAT ‘rlcxsrs, ’ ensure assume. I warn MAIN Irnalr. Tot. Call, III—I Fol SURETY BONDS . of all Kinds. APPLY 'I 0 Jacob N 1111101. AE'I‘NA INDEMNITY 00.. 5 Railroad PIIcI. . South Norwnlk. Tel. 3 1511111. '11; means. Funeral Directos and Embslmsr. 10 North Main it. loath Namath. ‘liIIlllInII, I Washington ItrIIt. TIIIphInI It houII. lid-l 111': new - HOTEL VICTORIA ONI MINUTE FROM DEPOT EUROPEAN PLAN. Our room I IpIolIl featurI. an and llIctrio Lights throughout. Ev- Iry room hand. 1 RATIO RIABONAILI. rim! Itoollcl-l Oats lo sonnIlitlon. A fol line at Aokar, mm" 11. Con. tilt Com cIIIilrstsll Winn, Liquors and on hand. SULLIVAN. Proprietor. TIIIphonI OIII. 30M. ”was. UM»... . Macs-u... I B [3 Capsules. A. B. O. OANULIC, TH! PROMPTIOT‘ AND OAFEI‘T CUII ION ALL COLDI. HIADAGHID. IN- PLUiNlAl NIUHALGIA ETC» 256 THE '03.. i-Il " 511111111, 11,, . , ._ .E/ ENEDICT. 6 Monroe Street. Jillllm 35‘ and 400 Qt. Wenkiieh, 10111lb.: Silver Frostflsh. 5 lbs. 251:; Striped Bass,10c‘1b.; Small Shad. 811. 1b.; Spanish Mackerel. 121: 111.; Large Native Eels. lie lb.; Whole Sal- mon, 101: 1b.; White Halibut. 12c 1b.; Steak 0011.101: III.;Millkt1tolllI.7c 1b.; I“Illiflfill. 711 1b.; Lingo Slnclt, 1201b; Illnckiish. 81: lb. ALI. KINDS Olt‘ FRESH FISII A'l‘ REASONABLE PRICES. THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER MARKET. Old Salvation Army Building. East End of Washington Street Bridge CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS, Prop. South Norwaik. The Time Will soon Come WHEN YOI’. WILL NEED A. l‘ltlill‘l MAT TO TAKE ’I‘I'II‘] Mill.) FROM. YOUR FEIII'I‘, AND ’I‘III'I NEW RUBBER MAT WILL DO IT Ili‘l'l"l‘l1‘.lt OTHER. THAN ANY CALI. ANI) SEE THEM. Charles E. Dow’s. HARDWARE. 112 WASHINGTON STREET. Phone 157—2. 11111111 Sale Grill Brilliance Now is the time to buy it is my‘ custom this time of the your to re! duce the price of Gold Wail l‘upms. to cost in order to make room for new goods that will soon be coming in. If you need Wall Paper for this fall or next spring, it will pay you to buy now. Take advantage of this and save the regular profits that you will have to pay in the spring. Cloth Window Shades. with triage. 25C. 1 I 1.1.. 3‘.” CROCKERY’, GLASSWARE, ‘ LAMPS. ETC. WINDOW SHADES AND PICTURE FRAMES TO ORDER. PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING. Telephone Connection. L. H. Decker, 37 WASHINGTON 8T.. SOUTH NORWALK CONN. I 1847. 1 1905 PLUMBING AND STEAM HEATING. _ HOT WATER HEATING. HOT AIR HEATING. I'rovss mo saunas ILA'rli AND rm nooslrio. an and Steam Fitting, III Fixtures. MItII cIillno. Ito. HIV. you Inn our stock of RICHMOND RANGES? THE JONES 1!: HOTCHKISS COMPANY. 11 watt. Iraasr. nonwstlt. FRANK c. VAN scor. PLUMBING, ,, STEAM, L HOT WATER. ' AND GAS FITTING. Tin, Sheet iron. Copper and Zinc. J 59 South Main Street” TIlehonI 1373. lilo Indus human. Journalism : South Norwaik. 1 ’Well ,‘Paper. Christian Ewart: COkG iT l8 ussn WITH 1A8 MUCH sA‘r.‘ , ‘ ISFACTION AND AT A MUCH CHEAP“ PRICE ‘ THAN COAL. . . ‘l I I I‘nlllilii’fi’“ THE HEAT. WHEN ALL onArredr ARE OPEN. 13 1111111211185 AND WHEN IT ls NECESSARY TO KEEP A FIRE ovsn NIGHT, FILL THE move.- “And Close it Tight” YOUR FIRE WILL THE MORNING. nus—un— as READY IN I l i 8111. Ii’yillgllllngll Phone 68. amines”: .m +11 TSIsndmi' is I noceulty of perfect Health and an essential element at Happlnesl. To prevent sickness and enjoy the comforts of life you should equip yo 1r sleeping apartment or dressing chem. here with a snowy white. one-piece “Standard” Porcelain Enameled Laval- tory and haw: running hot and cold water as desired at your touch. We have samples In our allowed!!! and will gladly quote you prison. Horace B. Nash, connan mun AND wear In. South Norwciit. .Gcnn Our stock of new goods just In 3 L :5: is a little larger than ever betel 1:. Wonderful how low you can buy nice goods here. You know we do the work in the very best manner. 1 We have taken a good many contracts for house painting and will be glad to submit figures for your work. :1 We try to carry in stock every: thing you need for the decoration of your house inside or out. E. E. Glorham, TELEPHONE Isa—4 , E. noawsut. f. 1111111111111 1111 scorn NORVWALK, 11011111. 10 FIRCT 8T. TnAneAcrs A csnsnm. BANKING . A Business. 1 1 M... . ‘1. CAPITAL? $100,000.00 suapws AND snort-rs SIYJJDOJO EDWlN i-l. MATHEWOON. PHI. JOHN H. KNAPP. Vch-PrII. JACOB M. LAYTON, Cochin. ‘ W . DIRECTORO. E. H. MIthston ‘ John H. Knapp ' JIIIIr It. Marvin
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