geld county's lawmakers, met
. tnthe county court house
hearing the report of the
“ inissloners, accepted their
' often of I. mom of a mill
, will attendance and
. 111111 handshsking and
' « old times indulged 111'.
‘baving met since the last
1 to! he legislature.
‘ tors convened in the law
as house chairman of the
coinsdttee, chairman of the
Representative Edward W
2 Huntington. was chosen
killed 8. Mead. of Green
, 13 county commissioners.
”Walden the estimates pie-
, . Niall and his colleagues.
-. ix, Jr. of money. and
. e‘, of Estrfleid, and he
owing to thexecant chanse
flgcai year by the legisla-
.‘lbstimges were for the
ad of for only a
s: 'd be believed that the
, 7 could so the 16 months success.
. ll all t” low tax rate proposed. and
more was a smell deficit the
11M overdraw for the amount
claims went carefully over
us. and voted unanimously
tax as recommended by the
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Chapman Kenesly stated that the
commissioners desired the sanction of
it to purchase a small house
(lining the jail propertv and
iron the price to be paid not
38.060. The motion to pur-
the property was made by May
ynoids. who was a. representathc
it the hilt legislature.
' This property. which is about l00 by
foot. is all that is necessary to give
, county the entire block upon which
We" 311i] is located. it win he bought
but 82 600
, “Jill!” Mead invited all present in
Mt , ke of a dinner at the Atlantic
' ' and Chairman Keneaiy 1111
d that It certainly was not noc-
ry to take. a vote upon that re-
The meeting their adjourned.
Sidney E. Hawley to the Jail.
' ,0 they Inspected that model in-
itiou. before meeting for dinner at
this Atlantic.
Those presets were:
”Merv-William E. B1 own and- Al
W A. Duty. of Bridgeport: William
*Bailey, of Bethel. and Jeremiah
Demon, of NorWalk.
presentatives~Murcus I1.Re\-
I and Henry Lee of Bridgeport:
188 A. Hoffman. of Drrrilirrry: Elm-
kson. of Wilton; Edward D. Gil-
. of Easton: William 11.11111. of
113: George S. Roy and Scumun
dof Greenwich: Jnmcs A, Smith.
7, erston; F‘r'ank l. Griswold. of
'iimbnll; Sylvester C Dith‘YiBOl‘l of
Michael Keneaiy. of Stain-
Thomas 1’. Cave. of Darlen:
J. NOIlhl‘Op and Edward W. Troy
ewtown; Moses E Banks of Fair-
' Arthur J. Hull. of Monroe; J.
Ives of Dsnbury; William E Ha-
adding; Gilbert. B. 81111 and
.Rockwoll of Ridgefield:
W. Knees of Huntington.
, . Hickok. of Bothel; John
1 d of Bridgeport clerk of
ones; Jesse H. Wheeler. of Das-
,. keeper of the house
1 o by their absence were Ben
Must Feesendeu. of Stamford;
' .Palge, of Bridgeport and
aliens. of Strutford and Raptor
[vs Elmore 8.81111ks, of Fair-
conclusion of the dinner
the airfield county senators
gees silves at the .i luntic
Senator Jeremiah Donovan. of
on
red a fine roast upon the ease
, which franchises are obtained
will!» legislature and sold out later
pro
one of his characteristic
cruising some fire. but it
agood humored vein
at way by the assembly.
to him. anyway. Most
issgues had expected he
a few anecdotes for the
of the crow and his
broke up the I air which
when he had finished.
.Tilichsei eany previously
few feliciious comments
a number of witty storieI.
IP OHIO AT MANILA.
Mrch is .—~'l'i1e battleship
A mini Train aboard hr~
. ins of the
, for threamontii Ifr
‘ the Kidneys.” Isys
Cashing, lie. "Nothing 11.11.1111 the 11111 " 1
three bob ‘
as
Used extensively by.
kicsi profession in the
thth and brag
. china 1‘
‘. At Iii drug
A dual to ANN...
WA, Attorney
, use net Miss beach for the allensti
d verse for a total of $17.0
~ The divorces it askst for 312.009'Ji“: 7‘
11:. when called upon lo speak. 4
content
As.
turner aren't
win A. Reeves secretary of
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Wu 1111. M 1.1111111. of Ansoiiie.,for
spit. v1.3
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blob 1111101111111.
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f.
1.11; husbadds affections. and 111
11st her bubbdud for 1311111111111 on
slow and stat ts 11.111115. ReeJI
.I'ennin
in 189. and alleges that in 1903 Mr.
Reeves formed the acquaintance of the
[each girl and has neglected his wife
and two children ever since.
vorce. alimony and the custody of the
two little children. Roscoe and Howard.
is demanded. intolerable cruelty is
also alleged
Miss Leach is sued for $5, 000 and
property belonging to her mother was
attached yesterday to the value of [7.
000. Mrs. Reeves alleges that Miss
Leach became he1 husbands stenog-
repher about July 1 1902. and in the
complaint states that “by acts. blan
dishments and seduction she alienated
the love and affection of her husband
and destroyed the happiness of her
self and home "
Sheriff Higgins served gar-dishes pa-
pers yesterday on the Reves- Klugsbury
company. of this city and the Reeves
Manufacturing company of Milford.
Mrs. Reeyes states that th1ough he1
attorney, Mr. Lynch. she has warned
Mlps._hesch against meeting her hus-
band at. various times.
In the city court yesterday neith
or Mr Reeves nor Miss bench appeal
ed and Attorney George E. Hall asked
for a continuance until Wednesday.
which Judge 'l‘ynei‘grauted. M1s.ilcev-
es was piesent, hourever, hppaieutly
expecting that the couple would be on
hand Miss Leach resides with her
widowed mother in Ansonla and it is
said that Mrs. bench is brokon~hearted
over the news of her daughter's 111'-
resi. The young girl has always burns
a, good reputation and has mingled in
very good society in Ansonla. Mr.
Reeves is reported to own property
and real estate to the value of $30,000.
G. B. BURHANS TESTIFIES AFTER
FOUR YEARS.
G. B. Burhsus, of Curlisie Center. N.
Y., writes: "About four years ago i
wrote you stating that i had been en-
tirely cured of a severe kidney trouble
by taking less than two bottles of Fe
ley's Kidney Cure. It entirely stop-
ped the brick dust sediment, and pain
and symptoms of kidney disease dis-
appeared. ! am glad to say that l
have never had a return of any of
those symptoms during the four years
that have elapiéd and I am evidently
cured to stay cured. and heartily rec-
ommend Foieys Kidney Cure to any
one suffering from kidney or bladder
trouble).i Plaisted‘s Drug Store. "
d...
VAST SHOP OF NEW HAVEN
ROAD.
Details of New Machine Plant at Reed-
ville.
The New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad announced yester-
day the dimensions of the new mac.
hine, erecting and boiler shop which
it is to build Ill Readville to take care
of this business of the system.
it will be an enormous building, 150
by 900 feet, of brick, and will be 40
feet clear, under the truss from the
floor.
it. will lrnvc numerous heavy cranes
and electric hoists four- of the latter-
being capable of swinging two and
one-half ions easily. There will also
be a blacksmith shop 80 by 354 feet.
The roof will be carried on a 31ch
truss with 11 span of 80 feet.
The locomotive department will bc
located close to the present Rcsdvillc
shops,
All or the plants will be operator]
by electricity. the current furnished
to be 550 volts.
THE RIGHT IDEA.
One would think the Laxative idea
in a cough syrupshould have been ad-
vanced long before It was. It seems
the only rational remedy for Coughs
and Colds would be to move the bow
els and clean the mucous membranes
of the throat and lungs ut the some
time. Kennedy a mistiVe Honey and
Tar does this. it is the Original Lax
ative Cough Syrup, the best known
remedy for Coughs. Colds. Croup.
Whooping Cough etc. Tastes good
and harmless. Sold by The Clifford
Pbarmacy.
THE FIDDLE DRILL.
The "fiddle drill" is one of the old-
est stonecutting tools in existence. It
is said to antedste Greek sculpture and
as it was 2.000 years ago. As its name
'a carver holds the drill stock. which
133 t, A
whose maiden name was 01111119011 '
married Mr Reeves. October "
A (III- "
Is in use today in about the some form , ‘
lmples its action resembles a fiddle. ;
The drill is of two pieces. in one hand
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, , carefully
- goodl it " ic area
every -oo 11g,
food-tasting this;
, because It “ 0
them.’
selves into sickness
not Curevd
dyspeptics. When you eat
tone it up
pcpsia Tablets
ficd
twcrity- -fi\'c cents
”its.
.. 11.1 '1‘
go onto 11g
on the bill 0
11'1 agree with
They actually starve thcm~
Dieting can~
spepsinwif we cut off
every artic e of food that disagrees
with), us before long we have nothing
left. antlwc find ourselves chronic
thin" that don 1 agree with you, it’ s
time to gut tailor your stomach and
From our own ex cri-
cute in sellinrrdyspepsin cures, t icrc
is nothing that equals chall Dye.
From what our
customers tell us- oi this Rexail
Remedy we are convinced that con-
sistent use of it will give any one
the stomuth of an ostrich and the
appetite of 11 farm hand. We don t
know of 11 stomach trouble Rexail
1)) “repent Tablets won't euro. 1
1: place the same guarantee on
1 this remedy that we do on all Rexall
. Remedies, money back if dissatis»
Fifteen days' treatment for
T1 y it today
The Clifford Pharmacy, Druggists
'1' M 81°" '
ION”
«4111s
All"!!!
Stop foil m 1110 Ind
think-vireo: A: ”filo our
store 200 chsll Rome
gieIl R ffiouD were Lo
uy exa Dyspepss
Carcanditdidntbede . 1
you, could we expect you
to buy Rexsll Rheumatic
Cure. or .chull Cough 1’.
Cure, or an other one of ~
the Rexai Remedies——
we believe not. :.
We do not say that ‘
each Rex‘all Remedy will 1..
always cure the disease
for which it is named,
but we do say that if it ,,
doesn’t cure it won't cost "
you anything; We will
refund yout c piles! you
flay for any cxall
emed you buy in our
store i it does't benefit
you.
i
BODIL-
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FATHER covus 1s MENTIO‘NED.‘
Cou'cvursuc of,,Cath,oilca Will Be Held
at st. Joseph's Cathedral, Han.
ford Next Thursday Morning.
New Haven Palladium.
Rev. .iobn C. Murray. chancellor of
the Catholic diocese of Hartford bus
Issued 11. call for n concursus which
will be held next Thursday morning 111
10 o‘clock, in St. Joseph's Cathedral.
for the purpose of deciding upon an
immovable rector 11' St. Augustine's
parish in Bridgeport to succeed the.
late Rev. Mgr, Dennis J. Cremin. The
coucursus will be presided over by
Bishop Michael Tierney.
St. Augustine's parish is one of the
richest in the state, and has one of
the few immovable rccrorslripe. 11 con-
siderabic interest to fell in the election l
of Father Cremln's sucuassor', ‘
A number of prominent. clcrgyurcn
have been mentioned as candidurcs
for the position and among them is
Rev. Father John C. (loylo, of St.
John's parish of this city. Father
Colyc is a native of Bridgeport and
thoroughly familiar with the work of
rho Catholic church llierc. He is well
known throughout the state, and dc-
ilvercd the sermon at the funeral our.
vices of Father Cremin. H11 is consid
ered one of the strongest candidates
yet mentioned in the contest. If 11p-
poinled, however. he would leave New
Haven with the regret of the people of
St. John‘s and the city at large.
The best safeguard against head-
ache constipation and liver troubles is
lJchtt‘s Little Early Risers Keep
a vial of these famous little pills in
the house and take a dose at bcd time
when you feel that the stomach and
bowels need cleansing. They don't
gripe. Sold by The Cliffmd i’hur-
macy. “
SALT LAKE CITY'S STORM.
SAL" LAKE CITY, March l3.~1—
From midnight until daylight today
Salt Lake was in the grasp 111‘ the
worst storm in years. Beginning with
a drizzllng rain. a wind which at-
tained at one time n velocity 'of 60
miles an hour soon followed. Signs
were. wreucbed from their fusionings.
chimneys were in many pluccs shut.
tored. electric wires broken and in
some instances roofs were carried
away. Now buildings throughout the
city were rendered, wrecks, and the
loss to uncompleted structures will
be heavy. The telegraph wires were
paralyzed, but one out of Salt Lake
being workable.
The wind was followed by one of the
fiercest. blizzarde ever seen in this
city.
is like a carpenter e brace. except that
wire and which Is given a turn around
the drill stock.
carver places the drill stock against
his breast. holdl
and with his ri
back and forth. fiddle fashion. This
imparts a rotary motion to the drill
stock. and the drill is ground to cut
in eother way it turns.
drill is used in the finest work.
touch with
J ”U ‘ A“ I
“5130:th ”(“13wa I.
lustre-11w
disuse solicits;
$53.11:
til 1 trio blooms not
tin of w
1
It is straight instead of having a 5
break. in the other hand he holds the 1 '.
"bow." which is strung with a brass . ',
To use the drill the .
it with 1111 left hand I ,
t he draws'the bow '-
The fldd iis _,
11 .
crevices where the sculptor could not f
bl. chisel and hammer .
1‘ without endangering the cert/lag.
, ”W
wwhioh ., .
opavage. tribes in the Phil. ' ,
fact their. septum reminds ,‘ ,
feudurod 1 '
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TOBACCO TRUST CASES DECIDED
AGAINQT WITNESSES.
WASHINGTON, March 13.~»'i‘hc
right of witnesses to refrain from ics-
“Tobacco 'i‘rust Cases" involving the
right of witnesses to refrain from tes-
tliylng before the federal g1 and lurics
law were. yoslerdln decided by the Sn-
premi- (‘ourt of rho Unlicd Slates
against the witnesses.
The cases grew out of proceedings
for writs of libueas corpus instituted
in the Circuit Court for the Southern
District of New York, whose decision
was affirmed. The court, held. how-
ever, that the subpoena in. this case
was too broad.
DEAFNESB CANNOT BE CURED
by local applications. us they cannot
reach the diseasedportion of the car,
There is only one way to cure deaf-
ness. and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by 1111
inflamed condition of the mucous
lining of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube is lniianrcd yen have n rum.
bling sound or lnrpeifert hearing, and
when it is entirely,_closed. Deafness is
the result. and unless the inflammation
can- be taken out and this tube restor
ed to its normal condition. hearing will
be destroyed forever: nine cases our
of ten are caused by Catnrrh, which i:
nothing but 1111 inflamed condition 0'.
the mucous surfaces. _
We will give Unc Hundred Dollars
for any case of Dunl‘ness (caused by
('urnr'rhl that cannot be cured by Hull’s
Caturrh Cure. Semi for circulars
free. ,
F. J. CHENEY if (10., Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by llruggisls. The.
Take Hull‘s li‘umily l’ills for consii
potion. "
FROM LIFE.
’l'csu~—H11vc you ever read any
Mrs. Gruymiiu‘s stories?
.iess-~ Yes. they‘re awfully improba-
ble, aren’t they? 1 don't 591' how she
iruuulncs such things.
TessMShc doesn‘t imagine them.
She just makes notes of the excuses
rrcr husband gives her when he gets
home into 111 night-Philadelphia
Press.
A SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
The cures that stand to its credit
make Bucklen's Ar'nica Solve a scion.
tirlc wonder. it cured E. if. Mulford.
lecturer for the Patrons of Husban-
dry. Waynesboro. Pa... of a. distressintl
case of Files. it heals the worst
Burns, Sores, liolls. Ulcers. Cuts.
Wounds, Chlibluins and Salt Rheum.
Only 2ch 111 F ii. Baxter a. South Nor
walk and E. P. Wood 111, Norwalk, 11111.1:-
stores.
of
‘ Hendricks, 1111111 is may
'. the town court in the afternoon.
_ in
llicrulriclts wont
A: Mr.
'1'. bills.
i ”gm-lave E'Wmll’u Ova “W“
,. .
dTRA’l‘F‘ORD. March tortillibur
years of age. was
arrested here. Sutur 11y afternoon l1
Deputy Sheriff Stags. on the char
ol.‘ levying blackmail on H R. Travis.
proprietor of rho Kuuchang Hotel. lie
was arraigned before Judge Peck ll“
9
Lawyer
s permitted to go with
g K118. of Bridgeport without furnish-
ball
into. Mr. 'i‘ravls’s
hotel Thursday afternoon. and inform
11d the proprietor that he had been
delegated to get evidence against liq-
? ‘ 11011 lculcra who ware violating tho luw
' and that he had plenty of evidence
to convict Mr. Travis if he chose it)
do so. The hotel keeper evidently
thought this true, for utter a confor-
cncc. be agreed it) meet. Hendricks
in Bridgeport ltr'.iduy and give him
$10 the pike he asked to let the mat-
tel drop.
A meeting place was arranged and,
true. to his promise. Mr. ll‘rnvis was
there at the time stipulated but Heu-
dricks did not put in an appearance.
The former waited for a Willie and
then went back to Strutl'ord. Friday
rimming Mr. 'l‘ruvis received a tele-
phone message from Hendricks, who
asked him why he had not kept his
appointment, Mr. Travis replied that
be. bud and it was finally agreed that
there had boon some rirlsunderstnrui'
inn. lr was their sclticcl that. Mr. ileu-
dricks was to conic to Strntford Satur-
day and get tho money.
Second Degree Planned.
Mr 'l‘zrulss next. move was to look
up Deputy Sheriff St egg and tell blur
of his suspicions. Although tho price.
named for immunity from prouecution
was $10. the deputy sheriff took $l5 0i
'l‘ruvis’a money and marked the
Hendricks made his appearance at
the time agreed to and entered the
ballroom of M1,.Tmltlsis hotel. There
he. found the. proprietor and the two
had an argument about the amount of
money that should be paid. Although
Travis had previously agreed to pay
$10 be Insisicd thatthis was too much
while Hendricks said it was too cheap
11 price. in the end 1\ compromisr
was arrived at and Travis handed over
38.
This was the' cue for the deputy
sheriff. who had been waiting outside
the door. The money had hardly roach
ed the bottom of l-iendrick's pocket
when in marched Deputy Sheriff Slugs
and placed binr under arrest.
A FRlEND THAT WAS A FRIEND.
Don't frown—look pleasant. If you
are suffering from indigestion or sour
stomach, take Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
lion. Jake Moore. of Atlanta. Gn.,
says: "i suffered more than 20 years
with indigestion. A friend recom-
mended Rodol. it rcllcvcd mo in one
day and. I now enjoy better health
than for runny yours." Kodol digests
what you cut, rclicvos sour stomach.
:as on stomach. belching, etc. Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy. ”
MILITARY MEN WANT SHERIFF.
Hartford County Divided Between
First Regiment Officers.
HARTFORD, Murcb i3.-—-Tl1o demo-
cratic nomination for county sheriff
is cxpccicd to so easily to Mayor Bus-
uul. of New Britain, bill. Constable
lumcs it. Graham. of this city. is said
‘o be entertaining himself with the ho-
licf that he has the delegates in his
own behalf.
Sheriff "Ed" Smith has announced
his candidacy for rcnonrinuiion by tho
republicans and his friends say that
Senator Bulkclcy has told him to go
in and win. Bur there is a genr'ul t‘eol
ing that he will not be on. the ticket.
County Commissioner William Ball-
(-11 is definitely out of it. although it
was generally accepted that. if he
wanted the, nomination. ti would be
his. hands down. He doesn't want it.
Tire two names now most beard are
those of Colonel Schultz of the First
regiment and Captain Hickey of Com-
pany G. South Manchester.
On the other band. it is reported now
that the republican workers mil in
Manchester have taken up the Hickey
candidacy in earnest and are already
at work in his belief. Their argument
is that. there are other places on the
map. and that Manchester is one of
the best of them and Hickey one of the.
bust feilmvs there. They say that in
this of! y-em. if s New Britain man is
wanted the nomination. it would be
wise for the republicans to go outside
of Hartford. too. and. if they db that.
Hickey is the best man 111 sight.
DON'T GET THE HABIT.
indigestion ls much of 11 habit. Don‘t
get the habit. Take a little Kodoi
Dyspepsia Cure after eating and you
1 1 will quit belching, birding. palpitatlug
.« 1“,“
gigs?
{blue
1 l
< ‘3in ,
3110111:ng
ASTHMA
MIME?“
ted Well
1 II
,, 11m 11
1 1 Irritsto the Itoi‘ugch and hovers. PlugI
. and frowning.
A ~ of food.
1 luscy.
you eat and makes the stomach sweet.
Kodol is a thorough digestunt and will
afford relief from any disorder due to
imperfect digestion or moi-assimilation
M
No TRACE OF MABKED MEN.
Made flood Their EIoIpe After Rob-
hing Newlngton Woman.
NEW BRITAIN. March 13,-«No trace
of the masked men who entered the
home of Fred Youngs in Nowlngron
yesterday morning bound odd gagged
his mother Mrs. Madeline Youugs and
, then made off with about 3200 had
gees obtained up to a late hour to
all
The robbery. occurcd about half post
later Mrs. Youngs was'discovercd by a
chance caller. tied down. in a chair
with a blue bandsnn‘e banker-chief and
In a very nervous condition.
The rob are were traced by foot
prints in t. a snow from the house
, which is near New britpin line to the
[Berlin station, 11 era It is supposed!
' the men boarded
' of pimples and biotches. _
It lane vs has. women and children,‘
train.
CLIARC THE CCMRLIXION.
Orion laxative Fruit Syrup lllmlls
ulstpstthe “liverzu 11d thoroughly cleanses
'the cyst em 1111 1191111 the cognpiissigu
t l1 e
it is laid slid pleatgnt and do»
not grips or II on rioo much
Alia ’ s and‘
totals-um 8w
Kodol digests what
Sold by The Clifford Ph11.r-'
I
seven this morning and two hours ;
1 maple 511.111.1111.an .
- m.Morphiue mm_
orNAnco'r'to.
. Apcrfeci Remedy forConinpa
. lion. Sour Stomach. Diarrhoea
‘ Worms.(}onvulsions.lcverisi\-
aces and Loss 91? SLEEP.
Fan Simiie Signature of
, For 1111
It i 111;, Years
1m. . consumm-
This Furniture Store Stands for the Highest
Attainment 111 Selling House Furnishings
WE WANT YOUR TRADE BECAUSE WE KNOW WE CAN BEST
SERVE YOU. WE ARE ALWAYS SHOWING SOMETHING NEW. V OUR
SIDEIBOARDS. CHINA CLOSETS, BU FFETS, EXTENSION TABLES AND
DINING CHAIRS .SURPASS ANY SHOWN ELSEWHERE IN STYLE, FIN-
ISH.AND QUALITY. THE FINEST SHOWING EVER ATTEMPTED BY
ANY HOUSE IN THIS VlClNlTY. AND PRICES! WELL THEY'RE LOW
ENOUGH TO SECURE YOUR ORDER IF YOU'LL ONLY LOOK.
11
A. J 0111113& 50.
. 1
South Nat-walk. Court.
All kinds of Fresh and Salt nears. Canned
Goods. etc. at lowest possible prises.
Siricilu Fresh Eggs. 16 f0125c
12-18 North Main Street.
FRESH NATIVE KILLED senses .......................... 75:: PAIR
GET THEM to cases.
W . D0 DGE.
euccsssou 'To JACOB screws.
:2 WASHINGTON STREET. Phone 322-2.
-- . .. .. "3“"
An (lanes of Satisfaction is
. Worth a Ton of Talk.
We reverse matters-awe you an
small ounce of talk—just enough to attract
oz , your attention and a ton of satisfw
. . tion. ()ur coal is good to begin with.
properly “picked, " free from slate,
screened free from dust and small im-
purities; secondly, well housed and
handled in our yards: :hlrdly. sold
full weight and at the owelt price
the n1a1ket will permit. Give us a
trial order.
‘ f' 1 111 111111111191 on Co
SerIew AMT—6 '4 East NorwIlk. Ct.
11 . 8.
Branch Offices—Bridge Dru Store
Washington street bridge; Furl-111'
Stationery Store. Railroad avenue.
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EYES 11111.11; 1“”
9'1.
ACCORPINCLY 11.1
Often one attributes I luck of. ole-mus of vision to his sysop
VIM Ill. glue Hr. o" g. bum Would It
Your eyes mm u Ill i" y M be well to have
IT'S FREE.
0. B. Jackson.
ancients Optician.
Ail WALL STREET.“ NORWALK. 0T.
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Norwalk Chronicler