i
st whootpo'roa 111'.
.1 mm.» 14.
Lillliiiiiliis Mill’s.
Attorney Leo Davis was in Bridge-
port today on a business trip.
t
...
-—l-‘1'esl1 Hams. 121: “1., at New York
Market.
There will he a1 meeting of the South
Norw‘alk Fire Police 011 Monday night
~Sweet Older. 26 cents a gallon, at
Joaeloi'i s.
o
A rehearsal of the Beecher
Corps was held last evening.
Drutn
«~Shoulde1 Steak. 3 lbs. for
New York Market.
251'. at
William Stebblna, of Danbury, was
a visitor 111 South ,Not'waiit yesterday.
on .
A little home forhyou and me;
It‘s all 1 111111 except good héatlh,
Which comes from Rocky Mountain
Tea.
Plaisteda Drug Store.
ituckp1ghap1Poat, ('.. A. it. of Nov-
walk, will hold a session this c11111-
111g. -
wi’rcah Pork,
Market.
10c 1b., at New York
William 1‘. Raymond was able to 111-.-
0111 yesterday for the that. time since
his recent illness.
”Nutmeg Club Dance. Lockwood‘s
liaii. tonight...- Joromc May 101‘-
chestra. Tickets. 50 cents.
Adam Schmidt is ha1i11g a huge new
it 1- 0:1 installed in hit-i place of busi-
111-Es in North Main street.
~--(‘i1ickens and Fuels
iii and 1111
lb. ”111011. '
.... .... ,. ‘-.»;— ._\
Moses i‘. Hailock has moved from
his fo1 1111.1 residence in \Voodward ave-
nue to 113 Chestnut street.
. -.1 1111115 11 gallon.
«- chct tidcl
.l-t:"~‘t'.lol'f »
at
Landlord Henry C. idly is having:
lumplctc 111-w sanitary plumbing in
Mailed in Henry i-‘roebs barber shop.
in Notth Main strcct.
iiuycs.
lb.
.111 auttion of the furniture 111-cured
,1cstcrday afternoon 111 the resident-1-
of ”to late (leorgc W. Grant, coroner
of limit and Morgan avenues. A turgi-
quantity of goods wcrc disposed oi.
r-«Salt Pork.
~i-‘rcsh Shoulders. 9c “1.. at. New
York Market.
Thc ilvcrloek-Sclltt'k Military Acad-
cmy basketball team has arranged 11
game t‘ov tomorrow night at the town
assembly hall in Wall street. with thc
i’ark Avcnuc Institute, 111’ llt'ldgt-port.
Loin l'otk. 1011.11.11.1an iiavca
MISS Stella 11111111111111, the young l'iun-
gallon gir.l who had (“11‘ of hcr hands
tt-vribly mangled Wiliit‘ at work at the
Old \‘l‘cll Laundt 1' \l't'dnca'tlay. in 111111
1111: cotni’ortahy at the N01 11 alit hospi-
tal. '
~ int 111: quote you 111111114 111-1111c but
lug your piano. No inlet-cat. .i. W.
Studwcll. - -
A nit-cling of tilt-t Oiilcora' Aaaocia-
tion of the South Norwallt l"Ir1- lit--
parilncnt will he held on ncxt 'l‘uca-
day night with Fire. ‘.otnnliasioncl
Hobbit-1.111 make 1111 the budget for thc
coming \‘cut‘
Mixctl Nlllh ltlc. ll1. i‘.i).l.. IL- (311.
MM“... .
’i intothy ii. liyrnelt will close out Ilia
tailoring luminous tomorrow and Motl-
1l111 will 1111111 on ltiH new vocation. in
tin insurance l1uaincaa. Mr llyrncn
t'tliltilit'ICtl-li tailoring eatabliahmcnt in
Main atrcct for many yearn.
Shoulder 111.141.1011. Buttery-'11.
«14......
The annual inatniiatiou of oliit't-ra of
Will'i‘itu Lodge. naughty-1n of Rebekah.
will hc itcld thin evening in Odd h‘el
11111-1 Hull. .Wluthin ton direct. Moln-
beta of Butler unit or Brothel-11 Lod
111111 of Odd Fellowa have been invited
to attend.
1 1
«Gran. Sugar. 21 iha, Ii.
’l’.l).i.. & (.10.
The installation of Unicorn of lid in
duntrial League will take platt- next
Sunday evening. when the pastor of
the First Methodint Church will preach
a 111111111111 sermou' on Jesus and the
Worklngman. Reference will he- made
to the Methodilt. Book Concern in its
controversy with the Printers Union.
mo 11). 111111 Lord. 5011. Hayes.
"(LUCK-POW]. 11011.
«11311 Net-Willi;
- ‘l': NEW YORK. ‘.lan. 26546111111111] Jo
,ooph Wheeler, the famous Confeder-
. 0 “Wk.
. bedside o! the patient
Gen. thclcr wan ncvcr
JANUARY Iii.
nevi-v fro .
TAYLOR d: COLD!!!
74 Washington Strut.
megs-25W
GENERAL WHEELER
DIES ,OF PNEUMONIA
i. .’:--m
.11
11
Famous Confederate Cavalry
Loodorrulo lip-Gallant Fight
to the End
,.
Ite cavalry leader and a hrigadlcr
general of the United States army 1
since the war with. Spain, died at 6: 35
yesterday afternoon, from
pneumonia at the home or his sister.
Mrs. Sterling Smith, in Brooklyn. The
veteran 01 two wars was sixty-nine
yearn oi'1i,httt in spite of his age.
there was hope until ycattn day of hill
recovery.
it has not yet. been decided where
the body will be interred. but prob-
ably it. will he in Arlington National
cemetery. near Washington.
General Wheeler was taken ill six
days ago at his sister‘s home. where
he has been living recently. He, con
tractcd a severe cold which developed
into pleurisy. and then into pneumonia
From the first his age told against
him but the family did not give up
hope until last night, when the dis-
ease was found to have alter-ted both
lungs.
All of General Wheeler's immediate
relatives were with him. ills daugh-
ters. Ml'a, W. J. Harris and Anne. i111-
ciile anti Carrie Wheeler. had been
summoned from the south and ar-
rived early in thc week. His son.
Major .loaeph Wheeler .i1'.. I'. S. A..
new stationed at West Point. was also
most no as wcli as General Wheeler's
sister. Mra. Sterling Smith and her
son.
The family were summoned to thc
at midnight
laat. night. when the doctors in con-
aultatlon conciudcd that the end was
but a matter of, itottrs. The general
was then awake and conscious and his
mind was apparently active. ilt-
St‘t'lilNi to know that death wan 11p-
preaching. and. although too weak to
speak he succectictl‘ in giving signs of
recognition and encourngt-111c111 to his
children.
hater ‘rcu. Wheeler sunk into 11
pcaccfnl slumber. 11nd at ”11‘ rt-lyucst
of the doctors the family quietly with-
drew front the nick man‘s bedside.
again mort-
lie lingcreti 1111-
and. past-tell away
than sen1i-conscioua.
Iii thin cvcning
quietly.
(lcneral \Vltetluv will be bluicd in
Arlington (‘entct 1111- with full military
honota. ’l‘hc tentativc program pr-o
\ltlea that the funeral shall bc hcltl at
Johns Epiatopal Church in Wash-
ington, Monday afternoon. and an cs-
cort, consisting of troops froln all
branches of thc 111-twice will act-11111
puny tltc body to the cemetery
N. ii. 'i‘t'utlt. St. Paul. .iunc :li. '08.
He lived on long, I renu-tnhor \chI
11 Itch the Miaaiuaippi was 11 brook. My
good health and ion: lit'c 1-111111- by tall
iug l-lolliatcr's Rocky Mountain Tea
351 cents. l’laiatcd‘s Drug Store.
A little lovc. 11 little wculth,
Nt-xt .‘londay night 111 8 o‘clock tht'
I-‘irsl hitthodiat (f‘hurt'h contingent of
the large union chorus for thc armory
111eotings will have a rehearsal. (Tiar-
1-111'1- A. Brown will be in charge 111
this prelitniuary’ gathering, aaaisling
S, Milton Sit-volts. tltr- rcprt-scntalivc
of the church on tho gcncval music
conunitlec.
\\"a.-tl1ington Camp, Patriotic Urdcr
ot' the Sons of America. held a regu»
lav meeting, last night, and transacted
considcrabit reutlnc business. An in-
vitation to go to Hartford 111-xi Mou-
day evening was accepted. A 111-w
camp will l11- instituted ill that plat-c.
and (lcorgc Phillipa and lit-rt llultcry.
who arc two of tilt‘ stale oillccra. as
wcli an a 111-leg11li1111 of the local camp
pvopoac 111 11111-111].
[veryluung Man Should
Save
lhern ls 111111111111 Way
than 111 Start an
Account
WITH
The
South Norwalit
Trust Co.
4 per cent. interest paid
Sovlnao Department.
Open during noon hour.
Account opened with minors.
WFOR SATURDAY ONLY.
SHEET MUSIC
TEN CENTS.
My Southern Belle. Dreaming Love
of You. Get Buoy, Anita. l’ii be Wall-
111: in the ("Mills Sweet Genevieve.
SOUVENIR POSTAL CARDS.
Views oi Connecticut .......li tor 25c
Comichowtt ...............10 to: tie
COLEMIN’O
NIW I STORE.
to North Main Iiroot. Iouth Not-mill.
our, ....
Slants Saturday. January 29th.
The rcputatiod‘ of these semi-annual eveitts h‘é spread far and
to start our hundreds of friends this way for good trouoero bargains.
This season the offerings are even more varied and extensive.
and y‘ou may pinto; Work, business and dress trousers. of undoubted
worth at prices which mean distinct saving. it .
$4.00 Trousers for $31.98;
$2. on Trousers for $1. 48
$3.00 Trousers for $1.98 $5.00 Trousers for $3.48
$51w'Trousers {0" $3'98'
All pizcs at each price as the salt- starts. Come promptly and
get your pick of the greatest collection of good trousers we' vc ever
offered at reduced prices.
- I
Many good suits and overcoats for men and boys still bear Red
Tag prices.
I
—'
4‘
South Norwalk.
Tel. Call, 32-2.
it has been our constant aim to give satisfaction.
Find of 111i our (late ate of good quality.
"ll1c1 111'cci1-a11,that means, (we. ‘fltliii 111"
1-lgn 111-eds.
Next you get full weight—«7E1 lbs, to a bag-Mum! re~
1111-111i11-1' you pay for none 111‘ the SQI‘tit'ii-illfll'i or dirt which '
7 you lind in all grain unloadtfil direct from cars.
Truly all this is out satisfaction.
114111 TN: '13 ;
We are nutrmjnnt as far
as the nearest letter box.
or telephone
.4
i
iluy Oat's That's Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
CATALOGUES OF THE GREAT KODAK EHISITION
-——' _ ‘
to be gtvcn in lirtdgcport. Conn, this. week.
We also have a few admis-
.. '
nion 1i1 111-ts to be given 11111111 111 the ii r111 comets.
At W. P. BEERS’
KODAKS AND CAMERA SUPPLIES.
19 Wall IL. Norwalk. 0 Io. Main In. Io. Nomlk.
Hard Grabs 30c doz.
MIST LONG (JAMS l.\' 'l(i\\' N. 301' .\ QUART,
Gill-IENPUIIT llYS'l'ldIIS IN Si‘litliil, tilt OPEC
lll.l.'EI"ISH. WICAKNSII, (701). HAlilIDCK, FLA'I‘FISII.‘ STEEL HEAD
SALMON. “NAN liAlilili“. ANI) KII’I'EIIICI) IIEIIRING.
LARGE SMIL‘LT. 141' A l’Ul'Nl).
COD. tic A POI'NII.
illX'l'llA LANG I!) EELS.
\
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
Tel. 108.
w
Free Delivery.
“An ounce of Satisfaction is
Worth a Ton oi Talk.
We reverse 111attcra-—-¢ive you an
ounce of talkw-jnat enough to attract
your attention, and 11 ton of until-tine
tion. ()ur coal In good to begin with,
properly “picked." free from .alata,
acrt-t-m-tl Il‘t.'ti from dual. and small i111-
put-itlt-a; Hecontily, wcli housed and
1111111111111 In our yards: thirdly. sold
full weight, and at. the lowest price
the market will permit. (live as a
trial order.
Iilti Daniel Keogh lioal to.
02
l “Tilfw
3t
\ Seovlew Avo._r ' MEI-.1; Nor-walk. Ct.
I . n
"' ,, Brunt-i1 Others-«Bridge Drug Store.
- 1’ \i’uahinaton street .hridge; Mary’s
, Stationery Store, hath-cad avenue.
—‘-
AND oussao poor I: ominoao
an in;
011111 in. tail-loom rmtm olurnooo 111 11111111 to 11111 litu-
wilon IIII Ilooloo In initially to blame. Would It not to well to have
your om mmlpod natal
IT'S FREE.
“" O "3. Jackson.
. ‘.. . amounts Optician.
I
1.
11
so WALL "our. ’ acumen. c'r.
A not for A ouldlnu'o amp."
’0 J, oilpro‘niitl, (loads.
£115.
Frail-t
Opotl Citation.
’
I!
wide. so that nothing more than the more announcement is required V
Int
.1:
Watch our j‘Wanl” "For Sale” had-3.210
Let” column imitations.
for Saturday.
. Apollo 0110101111111. .311 a 601'. box
Anetta Chocolates. . . . . . . .291.- lb.
Almond Chocolate Chips. .351: at“,
....391111“
Erheyly Fresh 11'... 21 1:1 35c 1.1“
Selected Filled Dole-1.....25c 1111'.
Fresh Figs. che'ri'y lulled..35c 111-j
lhe tiliffoni Pharmacy.
TEL. CALL, 111-72.
Apollo (‘aramela . . . .-.
Wooomooom‘oo
Maples 1i Goldschtnidt (311.
(IIIOOV‘IIII’IM)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Stooks. Bonds. Craln and
Cotton.
doom a come Ilook. Io. 11111.11.
TODAY IN WALL STREET
...—'..—
\VAi.i. STREET.
Started upwards at ”111 opening of the
10le 11. 1n.~~l’ricea
stock market today and there were
very large. buying orders in all the
leading apocalntivc' favorites. Ana-
condo jumped it points. Gaina'ran to
about. a point in Reading. Atlantic
(‘oaat line 11.111111 d1 i'ac-ilit iir-oolthn
".i‘lant-lll and Coiotado l-‘ucl anti 11. lutgc
fraction in l'nlon Pacific the subsid-
y Pct ylvanla Stocks. S1.l’11ul.
‘2)“. “ii (‘oppctganti 'HIIII‘
\VAI. I. S'llll’i-"I ll 11. 111'Il11- mar
Itot gar-1 a good demonsttation 111'
stitugih up to about 111:30. when a
vigorous attack on Rcading tirovc it
back 2 38 puillia Item thc heat and
caused a gcncral aciling of other
Siiit‘klii. l’rior In the decline opening
[mine had been extended in ‘oli dirt-1'-
tionr and 11 numbtu- of stocks in which
tilt-1‘11 in 11 unity of interest matlt- 11x-
ceptionaliy good ahnWiaga; ‘ Tllc riae
reached 7 1-2 in international Power.
I’anl. Norfolk 8: Western and Amal-
gamated (,‘oppcl' about i l~2. and I'll-
iou Pacillc I H. ill-ading rallied a
point, but. yielded again and the ad-
Vance 1-ist111'l1crc was clicckctl. fiends
were ilrm. ‘
WAII. S'l‘lliJiCT. l p. 111~»Spc1'uia-
tiou quit-111d 1101111 11 good d1-11i in the
cat-iv afternoon and changt-s either
any in thc rcplt-acntntivt- stocks wort-
not very llllllil‘i'OliS or important. Tho
market was noun-what lower all 111'-
011111] outsidc 111‘ a lutndrlti of minor
stocks that advanced materially.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires of
The Maples 1t: Goldschmidl Co.. Com-
mission Brokers, Swan: 11 when
Block. South Norwalk, Telephone 153.
Open High how 1:30
11111101111 Ltooovllkt‘ not-11111111111
" B't‘. PETERS-113111111; lieu. unworthy
not Proaorovoki, chief of tho condor-
morle at Potions. East Russia.
been informed by the locIl reroiutlon-
my organization that the recent mur-
(IOI' of Colonel Llsoovoltl. commanding
the Seventy-eighth Infantry divlllon.
or members of the organisation. was
11 blunder. .1111 111111 been miatakon tor
Colonel 111110111111 111111 the 011111111in
the error wti
‘Udo .
shorty be rectiii
... 1.. . 1-.....1. ‘..».4 ”mm-#1.:
& .
1*
hill! 11
tion into new entitled. the latter that
MIN'IIUITI womanoo
MIN'I ou‘m woa'rn moo
MEN-a BUITB wonra 112.0011
MENIIUITI woa'ra 115.011..
301131 8110117 mount-13' suns $1.10 and:-
sovs' ovancons. oooo ones
34.011, toplifh'ufi"
MEN'S ovaacons;_'...'..................
SWEATERS AT
....-In.01-11'1-111‘uuioo‘31'r3
(HIKE
.aovs- sataTWAls're 1111.11”
MEN-s HOSE, 12V;c QUALITY, BLACK on oaown. AT,
10c HANDKERCHIEFS AT
BROKEN LOTS or WINTER UNDERWEAR Ni V. Paton “
i .
98 Washington St.
Our new telephone call, 165-5
.. ...... m. M¢
W—
11 your sntvttt
Butter at wholenie cost, 251; lb. -
Fresh Egon. home gathered that are fresh. 32c doz.
Cooking £99: at 25c. Special low price.
Cooking Apples, at 201': pk. Special low price.
Freon Dug Pannipo. juot in. fine as possible. 2 tin, 5a..
Fresh Spinach. 251'. pack.
' Tetley’o Teak give great satisfaction and are selling good.
pics free.
New Cake. fresh in, Plain, Raloin Fruit and Marble, 209 I
Dried Beet. Our cutter has been out of communion; fol' r ”In.
have it going good and sharp Saturday. New, good Doe! II. ‘1' .
Shall soon have an important one ouncement ot lntoro’ot to oil who raj _
poultry or interested In producing lreoh eggs. Can double your puppl "
eggs in two week:
Owing to our new system of gaihe ring order. in the afternIon tor
morning delivery we are giving a lot of satisfaction to thooo who Mito-
goodo on lime.T1-y us for quick dei ivery. -
Hope to serve and please.
1111
‘.3 3-5 in Consolidated Hawaii: in Colo.
ratio i-‘nci. ‘3» in» la-adaud Atlantic I ORE z O DIE:
(“oust Line and l to i H '111 Sloan
Shotiicid Slot-l, l.ocori111ti\1_-, Smelling. ‘ ‘ '
Norfolk .1 \Veatcrn. 0111151111 11111- 111 Telephone Callas-4;
Ohio, Miasouri‘ Pacific and Northern ,7 ........_-_ _, 5,—— ....U ,,_., ,«._,_- ...-M...m....
Pacific. All of (ht-111- gains wcrc rc- . .
t(iuccd.' Witt-11x thc marker 1111-:1k11n1-d 21 lbs. Granulated sugar " - Is
‘cntrai litilwav‘ r N- ' 1'.:-' - -
3 points.“ "i z‘r“.J"“" f‘”l=1-1..oua ANY KIND, BAG
“’AI In ST “FF-l . Iltlllll: 'I-III‘ “Ililit’ MAINE {’OTATO“: BU ............................. ,“.'.‘.'.".'..':.N:T;
111111k1-t sold Wm when Rcuding was NESTLSS OR DIFIANCE MILK, SCANS ......... . ...'._.I
intend ba- in 3 ll mm, ”H, host to PANCAKE FLOUR, ANY KIND 3PKGS. ......... .......... ......
, , , NEW YORK STATE CORN 4 CANS ........................ ‘....j...,...
1.31 It 111 gains w.'111g1-ntrall_1 nip-d 'i’ T PACKE'D 3 CANS 1»
11111.1‘he unuket then turned strong Egg; 0°05: SOLID """"""""""" ""
and animated. Ontario and. \Vcatcrn """
gained ‘2 3-13. Baltimore 1(- OhIo. St. 18 SWEET CHANGES"
FULL LINE OF FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
unnro oaocrnv cont-tilt
20 NORTH MAIN ST.
80 NORWALK, CT.
TEL. 143.
Superior Retort
CHARCOAF:
Alnnl. Con. il'.’ lit! Hill 112
.. ...:- .. Quicitest at Cheapostliindliti
.\m, (‘.111, 01.. iii»; “’51. 41% “it .
Am. Icc. 415;. . 41-1,; 4.11),, 4.11;, . . .
A111. Loco, Til] Ti‘u' It Til/1 U.¢d e.m¢ .5 WOO“ . .I.’
Am. Smelt. l7l- i7l-‘l 189" Hi
.1111. 31.1111. 11.112. 11.2 ‘ 11,113 1.12 Excellent for Broilingfl‘onotind and l
A. T. & S. W. 94% flit-19313194111
Ilnito. 0l1io., lift-it iltiii’ 11’" 11111.4, CAREFULLY Si-‘il-X‘WED AND' PACKED BY 1' -: _
ii'klyn. a. 'I‘._ 11311 1119111,. 1131;. .
Chi-a. 6‘: Ohio. 131% 621.. tillfi 6211;. A
1.... .1 w. .1... 1.12.11... llif U.S.illt30l101 REIINING COMP
(‘11. (let. Wcst. 2': 2:: Bil-'l’ 22‘1“ fit!
C. hi. £1 St. PAW-'11} liitluy i881}; 1111111: lilANiEl-AC'I'VREIIS ANi) liEl-‘iNERS OI" WOOL ADOOIIOIA.
(31:1. 1-‘. & t. 11171. 3:111, til-'11, and.
Col. South. 36% 36W; 311% lid“.
('on.(ins_ 179 litliii l7ll till SOUTH NORWALK' can”
11:1-11- , inn. nun. 111-,1. 1.11 , . . ‘ ..
in. (31-11. 178 1731i. 1711 1711!... it: I Eiilthi-t .‘tiNNl-CilONS.
Lott. & Nat-1h. [Bil-'1. l71'i7 .1 153% 153:].
Met. St. Ily. 1237' l...1 .. 12371} 12711;. S 1d b All G a
Mex (‘1-11 25% """. 2711.1; 'Jl'i‘ii o y roc
M. K. a 'l till-‘1'. 39%} 21111-1 39%
hi. '1‘. £1 ’i‘.r Til. 7i"; ”it“; Tl“; -.-...u... ~'~-~-- .--... , "-"~w---
Mo. l’ac. 11111.1. 1051;. lull/1 1115 CFIEW MET THE FISHING ECHOON- CARDINAL OOTTI' ’
Nat. Lend. ‘ll till/1 lid‘i 90% ER IIO‘iIE. Jan. 26-44101}?-
N. Y. Ccn, 17127.1. 15:: 1521;. 15:1 BOSTON. .intt. 215.~~'i'hc lhthing aigned the paper-111... .I
Nerf. & Wt-at 1121.1, 92'}, 92 11:1 achooner Quanmtpowlti, which ioat iii Right Rev. W. H. 0‘00 ..
0111. it Wont. no 5111:. 511 511 of her crew in- a fog hon Monday. at'- of Portland. Maine, who
l’onu. ii. it. till-$1 tilt 115911. l-itily’. rived at ’l‘ Wharf today. and hcr Iii tit-d Japan on a spool
P11110115. 1011941 ,ltiti’ii ltluiii 1009i men were 1111 the dock to moot. her. the tank of nilBIi-illtlill to ~-
l’rea. S. Car, tilt 1111-1. littlty‘ 1323’. The schooner alao lost two other monl- th',iouc to he coadiutor 111-oh .
ilendlng. iii-iii. 154% 151141-152 born of the crew inter. making ill in Boston Mass. " .
Rep. Stet-1 351,5, 1151.1. 351,1 351,4. all. The two later have not. yet, been Although Cardinal Golll'
Rock inland. ‘.l-iiti 11W; 24%- trill reacnod and their latent unknown. The the Congregation of-‘ the
South Per. 7011.. lit/4 70% 711'. lot-11111: so many men left the QlllIIl-iliP is, dangerously ill with
81111. Ry. (hp/”lit; 4211(- iiii 121/1 powitt with out: Capt. Nickeraon, the the Convolution mot
'rcxmt 111119. 3111/. 1111 3111/. 11811,, cook and ornate 111111111 on board. '1 111-1- yesterday and 11115111191111
Union Par. 1571,“. 158111. 1573/. 15% 1111111111111 the vessel however. and alter meat of Bishtip O'Conno'il
it. 8, Raina-1'. .‘15‘. fill 531% fat omitting over the fishing gtonuda all unit that the cardinals v-
11. 9.8111111, 4’1 45 441.4. it'd. Monday night. and Tuesday, headed for unanimously for him.» . a,
U. 8.81mi 1111111), 112% 111% 112 thin port. The attention became uer- the bishop are jubilant. -
Wuhuah. 257.1. 26% 257/1. 25% ions when a stiff northeutll gale caught. ly expected an diliok‘lm
Wabash pf. 46% 47% 411% 179' them. Capt. ‘Nicltortton anti his two victorv.
West. it. ’t‘el., 9391' 11414 93% till-’1 mtaiainnta. however. brought the
schooner safely to Massachusot a Buy.
01111111111 thin harbor Captain Nlc 111-11011
borrowed four men of the schooner
Susan and Mary. and with their aid
the Quannapowitt wan brought to the
WAS! INGTOg‘
Rooaevet has do
pardon to Chariots Ii,
colt. president of tho Gil-M
.... - of Boston. Mona. -,
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man I. P. Wagner. of Pennsylvania.
communion Joseph If. Dixon, of Man-
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