T;
oral
(tori Street,
Shore Dinners a Specialty.
I
Ibo Napkins.»
OWIQN TO CALL ATTENTION TO THE FACT THAT THE
AIL! IN OUR STORE iBFUl-L OF SHOE! TO BE SOLD AT
HOME IN AND 3:! THEM.
Succellora to F D. LYON & 00.,
Now open for the Season of i906
other attractions.
Especial attention grven to Automobile Parties.
Decoration Day
Grand Concert by the Wheeler 8L Wilson Band.
Dancrng Afternoon and Evening
FLAGS-u-All 'srzes.
——Dooora'tion Crepe Paper.
AT NELSONS.
a.»
loo Company,
South WNorwallt.
«M II“..- .. ....»
Dancing. Boating. Bathing and
A Money Rarsrng Salel
for it) Days Goods to bo Sacrifiood
Don I MISS it.
lilo Parisilooloti Suit House,
33 BOUTH MAIN STREET.
m
SENATOR GORMAN DEAD.
Wan for Yarn Oriel of the Leading Fig-
‘ urea in Congress.
WASHINGTON, June i.—~Arthur
.‘Pue Gormun. United States Senator.
from Maryland died suddenly fit his
residence in this eitv at 9: 30 o'clock
this morning, While Senator Gormnn
{has been ill for mom months he butt
nhown some Inrprcienienr lntely.
Heart: trouble “its the immediate
.Icnuse of death.
. 39 liter Gorman long had been or
‘Hnotaiie figure in the. national Con
gress. He first took his sent in tits}
undue .ed continuously for its yours
fund no rly all of that time he was the
lender or his party in the Seiirito. Win.
. hing early a reputation for srtgneiiy
‘ and the keeuent judgment in (I‘origren
, clonal affairs, be attained prominence
‘ inot only as a lender in Ilieb Serinro but
in the country or huge and il_\ many
.1. men was considered the most Irvuil
,, abieI man in his putty for the pretri-
\tlency. He won rlririrrunn of the ex-
,bcutive committee Irrui managed the.
campaign that resulted in the election
of Cleveland III stI.
. The artist notable contest ol‘ his
'Congresalonal ctrr'I-IIII'. and one Willt'i)
" attracted to him wider attention Ihnn
'nnything else. was when ilt' led the
Senate minority in limo Elli rind defeat
ed the federal clortlons' trill ’lo his
malicious leadership rind IItlIolt man
agement his party friends uttrilruted
the defeat of the mcu'Iurre whlrh wns
obnbxibus to the South
When the Democrats hurl control of
the Senate German won the I'oeogtiiz»
ed leader of that body. it was III that
tho‘ fra‘iff bill of 1894 w as passed tiritl
although the Maryland senator wus
not a Ember of the finante commit
use he ad so much to do with sirnpiirg
that measure that his mime, is often
tighten to it, and, in fuel it in frequent-
,1? called the Wilson-(‘ oimnri Inril‘f.
I it min during Clevelnnti‘ at but nd-
miniflfliimihai Ir brook occurred bu-
fiemocrntlc president rind
ill outlet) of the purty in the Senate.
do I dmornblc Slicech Semitor .or
“tel! arraigned the president
I oppoaitioir the dofcrrt of Se-
. Damn It few yourn later in
,i‘ tried, although his Dali) [out
land in the nilver ermipnign. Arr
n “I the Democrats regained (on
of the plate he won III once re.
( tented to the Seattle. it worn II iri-
rite to hi! leadership that all soon on
a was again in the Senate he was
toads leader of the minority Hiltl Iti-
their!“ the seniority rulc in strictly
colorant! Oormnn wnn given commit-
the Incas corral I I Ihonc he had held
long continued HII‘I vie o.
it Gorrnnn wnn vigouctrnly op-
, he acquisition or the l’hiiip-
AM fought the rutielention of
,ti treaty will all the force be
. up that strong prcriirtrrc was
norm! on Domocrutn who
finding with Irn be routed Iirr
,, hllo friends of the irerrty
'k, until the necessary two
I f» the Senators were so
irrg extravagance in public
- :Ifiooator Gorninn' n plcn
nucleon the views of his
I: money should he spent
at] more for river and
" e1 Power
. *4th
Iriule?
iii-ff?
_ it Jae
SOUTH NORWALK.
SENATOR BURTON RESIGNS.
'i‘OPEKA. Knrinris June i.~—llnited
States Senator Joseph E. tuition of
Alrilerlt‘t. after d conference here this
morning Willi several close friends
plat-ed his resignation in the hands ot'
Governor Hoch.
’l‘lME'S CHANGES
tinder the spreading lllt)itll‘-t'tll'
The village Silliiily toys,
The smith. tr foxy mun in he:
lie struck Ir job thut pays.
No horse he shoes. for o‘er his: door
'lhe sign 'Gruuge' he displays.
- Brooklyn Life.
Why do Ion go with Grace?"
i use her as II foll“
She Hill’s the some about you.
'She does. The deteitful Int!"
Louisville Courier-.lmirrinl,
"Whirl are your impressions of Alll‘
I‘II'itIII'?"
"You are It downtrodden people,"
iillHWt‘l't’Il the European revolutioiiinII
"‘Iou not only liIIIe laws but vou rut
nuili seem to enjoy obeying them.‘
W nsltingtori Star.
The ofteuer Ir IIIIIn tins occasion to
offer no Iipology the ulterior his friends
will burn IIII excuse. for declining to
lit’ttlili the apology.
THE GLAD YOUNG CHAMOIS,
llow lightly loops the youthful chu-
llltllS,
lrroru tot-it Io roth ltllti never llllStii‘h“.
l nlwriys get ull (old rind elrrruols.
When near the edge of pr'etipises
C(Illfill‘if‘fl by some yawning ehutrnr.
lic bients not for hin sire, or ruonrois.
(That is. supporting ilrut he hits‘eml.
llut yuwns hirnnelfmilre bold young
iitIllOlS.
lie in H thing of beauty always.
And when he dies, to may old rumoin.
Leavers my bin boron to deck our hallt
wayn,
llin trkinn victim; tenpoonn, HOIit‘ti or in
mots.
l whouldrrt like to be It (linuioln,
However much i um his debtor.
l birth to IIIrI nurl jump. why Daiuola.
Most any job would null me better!
wliirigcnn .lohutron in litirpor'a
.ilrIkIt-—liow‘n your wife?
Births-41y wife in lost to night, to
memory dour.
Jinks-«Why, my door follow. 1 never
“tell!!! your wife wrrn «loud.
Blnkitwtme bro“ i. i in puying her 350
n wr-ek nilruony.—-Llfe
"You" hold the. mun gently, “l at
wnyrr feel better utter the old women
leave. the trolley car. it makes me
uncomfortnhio to all and 860 'eIm burrit-
lnrr on to the utrnpa."-—Now York
World.
"You two are thrown together It
great deal. aren’t you?"
“You bet. We ride home on. tho
game ear ntIti o‘clock."~Clovolrind Lori-
er.
u people any “interclt don't. amount to much. "
glutereat and he will tell you It In about the most tire-
Bttnirl of the United States
MD MILLION DOLLARS every your 1N INTEREST
Are you getting your
If not, wiry. not open
When you hour- It womnn any that
no man over npolto a (Ii-out! word to
her you may be sure that the III II Inh-
rltgtor or else has never been mirr-
rc .
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of Interest.
-..... mwm “...... . .I.. ...»«H. I
Auk tiny Innn
titty their depositors
share of thin huge
on account here NOW.
Over 500 Shots Fired During
.I‘ Jazk Goodmouah
Home Hermit-i lettering from ,
at St. Louis. Mo 0.
try. literature, women in the lutgultrini
Trouble III Coal Mines In
)SIrubenvllie, Ohio ~— More
Trouble at Colonel Green’s
Properly
S'IIEUBENVIMIE, 0.. June i.—~'l‘lre ‘
armed guard on Iluty at the mines of
the United States Coal Company Were.
ambushed by striking miner-s aunt
13:30 o'clock this morning whim
nurrclri'ngt over the bills from Glenna
Run to Coal Hollow.
About 500 shots were fired and four
pornonI-I were wounded, bill on for as
known no one was killed.
The miners wore rill foreigners.
Shortly after midnight sixty-three
nrniod guards slur-ted over the bills
from Glenna Run for Cool Hollow.
The strikers. who were incensed ov-
cr' un arsatrlt on one of their number
gutbercd ut II point about midday be-
tween the two mines. There were
250 men, all Iirmed. Irrrrl they secreted
Iher‘usolves behind trees Irrud rocks
along the lilllni‘den. The guard wars in
single file. and us the udvnnoe came in
view, one of the strikers fired in tho
llil‘. This was the. signal rind fol~
lowing it there who II fusilnde from
tho couceuled men. Muny ot‘ the ginirdn
broke ranks and run book to (ilcnn
Run, but II nIIIIrbor stood their ground
and returned tlie fire.
It is said III lennt flve hundred shots
were. exchungerl. 'l'ha guards were
finally routed and forced to seek nhel~
Icr. leaving two Wounded on the field.
'l‘wo mirrors were ltthl injured in the
fight. it in said the mirrors were led
by former soldiers from the Polish and
Austrtillun Irr'rrries. .
'l‘ho sheriff of .lelfer'I-ton (‘onnly and
the Iiitorney for the. United States (Joni
Cornpuny this morning decided to call
upon the rirlJIItIInI-gr-Irrornl for troops.
The siirtnt'ion in quiet now, however,
and no more trouble. In uppreheruled.
There was another conflict between
who was rilruoru
wonpou in the hrindrr of tho umrriliiui
won a bur of iron ribout two inches
iii-runs,
ribio punishment.
lug his victim in horrible shrine.
get his i'olr
In the Soldiers
injurien.
.Irrclr titlddcuough, n farm build in
‘ tho umlrlcy of Robert J Moore. it. well-
ltnown Not-«Itch further turd clock min-
or. lies at tho lrbnpioii in the Soldiers'
Home, Nnroton. in an echdlngly crit
ical condition, the result of it most
Iinmercifirl heat ing said to have been
inflicted upon him yesterday morning
at the hundu of Mir lrnel Egon. II Diu' ieir
farmer. who enjoys II pollen reputritlou
in that town no for mi yet uncertain»
ed no ('iilll-HI' for the ununult hurt her-n
ditieovcred.
Moore in the owner of Ir fine Jor-
sruy now, which he wished to breed
front, so Sunday morning he and Good-
enorrglr took the cow to Egunu plrrco
in Newton.
Egan was out at the time and Mr.
Moore could not find him. He left
Goodcnough with the row and started
Ii
hearth about tho plnrc for Egan.
When her r-eturnorl he found that Egan
\IiiB Iricit‘iiesnly bunting (loorlenouglt.
Irueonnt ions. 'l‘ he
with which he lIIfliI-tod tor-
cutting and bruit-I-
MI'I MooreI III once rushed to the res-
cuo rind tneklod Egon. who gave no
reason for his brutal Irnnuult of the
farm hand
lug when Egon Iurrreri on him and
fill him n terrific blow on the left arm
with the iron club.
needed in dianrming the
Egon and in getting Goodenough out
of the way.
Norton.
wounds temportirily rind hurl him token
to the Soldiers' Home. the victim he.
lug too weak to bquIoved further.
Mr. Moore was interpos.
Mr. Moore lino
infuriated
He then called Dr. (i. it.
who dressed (ioodoriough‘n
A warrant was the “limited for the
arrest of Egon who was taken before
Jun-lieu of tho Pence Abel Dnrreo iii
iltuien. After It ht'anlllfi probnblo
rum was found on .I charge (it rin-
snnlt With Intent to kill and Egon was
bound over to the higher court in brill
I)! Silt)”.
l‘ iron refused to allow Mr Moore to
and II writ of I-eplevirr
wrrs issued this nflernon to secure the
animal.
WILL OPEN UP NEW PROPERTY.
Miner D. Randall Purchases Large
Section of Board's Rocks.
Mirror 1). Randall has purchased from
the striking miners Illiti gunrdx m Edwirr‘d Heard It truer of whom nix
l’luiu lturi during the night. About. "”1“" “I 3‘1““! is known on llenrdn
seventy-live shots were exchanged and Hui“ ”‘13 ”WIN" i" i"""‘ "i
’i'. E. Young, Iirunuger of the mines,
was slightly \I'ouriticd. No one else.
it is sold. was hurt. All is now quiet.
(‘TOIIUMBUS 0.. June Ii.~~ Sheriff
Voor‘lleen. of Jefferson County. lion wir»
ed hero for too soldiers to be ordered
iIIIIIIediniely to the seem- of the IshooIv
lug nenr Steiibeuvillo, Sheriff Your-
heeu snyn he expects more trouble, to»
night.
The white uriihorlllen l\l‘t‘ now in con
sultutiori regarding the request oi' the
sheriff.
'i‘lre IIvijuiIIiIlI-gencrnl says he will
not (‘ilii our troops in he sent to the
Jefferson (unruly, (lhlo. mines until he
hours fririlurr from the sheriff there. -‘
lItl‘S ANGIIJIIIIIS. (‘Itl., .Iurre 4.—~«.~‘\ i
dispatch to tho 'l‘lrrrcs from El Post). I
'l‘exris. stirs: Renewed trouble broke I
out III (‘Iinnrrcu Inst niglrl between Ibo
striking Mexlmiiin of (‘01. W. (I.
tlr'tIIIIIII'II mines out! the monies iitrtltu
(‘oII litrnlerillt-Ilry. lf‘ire I‘iilit‘l'S were I
killed und thirteen injured. (lure of I'
tlu- rIIrulIIII-I warn shot, btri not serious
ly injured. The trouble broke orri
shortly before the Ill‘l‘i\'tli of 200 Mexi-
euu niurldiers from Heruurreillo.
lrIrrdseupe
oIii his newly plrreliusod properly and
from lung trouble.
I‘t‘nitlt‘lli of Norwnlk illlti iI member of
i' III' on "lritro rrnrl l’nlextlrie (Turtle.
Went overrun and directly in the reur
of the South Nor-walk Methodist pur-
sonnge tillti several urliut-eur hounds.
ill I‘. the
lily
to how
'l‘olreneki-
liuudnll intends
gui'tlner III
will nlno erect a residence. Arrnngrn
merits will be mode to have :1 street
run from the
Iii-eel.
property to 'liil'rrer'
which runs from West uterine
\\'II.~i up the hill.
OBITUARV RECORD.
GEORGE tilCRliiSil.
George (let'riuli died this morning
It the resident-r» of his son, t‘reoi'go f‘.
lerr'lnb. in Woodbury lin'llllt‘. 'i‘hiI
lei-ennui ('IlmtI to Norwnlk only II few
hiys ngo from Philtidelphin, suffering
lie won it former
lI‘uII
Irni ill‘l‘flllflt‘fllt‘liibl how not yet been
out ludetl
TWO DROWNED AT EREWSTERS
IIRICWS'HCRS. N.\ Y. .lune Ii.~~ 'lwu
A“ Illt'll wore mysteriously drowned hint
or the American women in town and night while promising 'l‘tmps‘ Lake. pour
runny women of the higher (‘IIISH of t
hiexienrie 'dl't‘ qtiurII-red in the home
of ('ol, (ireeue, which is under gourd. I
‘l tli-rputcii to the Herold from Horror-
iIIS. Arm. reports the execution of
eight leaders of the (I‘Iriinireii riots yen- I
Iorduy by Col. Konterlltnhy. The riot» I
ers were lined up in front of n stom- “Hymns 5mm.
It'rrll 2r few blocks over the bills from t
itomrullln and killed try It volley from
the rifles of the Ruritleu under the
men,
south tilde of
with llnnlel Serilly to row to the home
hc't'onneeiieur iirio,
('lIIIr‘It-IH
Johnson.
in II trout. The
Anderson. 2i, and An»
IT. left shore on the
Ibe lake Irr company
lrew
If fittli‘ employer. t‘hItrles Erickson.
m the opprwlto side. Two hours Iii-
i‘erII-bed the shore in
he boot and reported that his two
eourpunionn hnd frillen nver'borrrd while
soothing In the bout near the center
mmuutnd 0f (‘olrrrrcl Ktmtt‘l‘lllflkr- of the lube rind that both turd trunk
The rllrrpriir-lr IIddH thnt the Itrrlvul perm-(I hp hurl opportunity to [‘(iguup
ot Itonterliinky with his troops hurl I
more to do with the quelling of the
riot than the. promotion of American
nolrliern on the scene. it also I-ttIItor-r
lhnt. (.‘nnttucn did not burn and in not
burning. 'l‘he pecuniary ions of the
(”titration t‘otrnoildrrted
puny is entirtruied at $500.000 rind work
will be rentrrirod within Ii wcelr.
The governor. through Col. Ammo-l.
hon ordered the Fourth Regiment to ,
mobilize hero to go to the mines in
Jefferson County.
I‘lerlIch‘ANl'l. Ohio. June «tr-IA who I
einl to the Lender from Steubenvllle,
Ohio. rIIryu: ii‘ifiocn gunr'du were Idiot
uboirl. midnight luulli night in II fight
or the Plum Run Mirro between forty
guru-tin and id coal r-rtr'ilorit. It in
not known whether Itr‘ry of rho guru-tin
wvri- killed.
Slit-riff Vor‘hlu, of .lef’l'or'rmtt mum
Iy. In In communication with the nitric
Lorine ill’ld IIIIII' pet'ruriulo tioveirror
l’nritnort to call out the rnllltltr to pro
vent blmrdnlrud.
II it. Willnrd gnucrnl mnringur nnd
rrzttrotttry of the United Stilton (‘oal
(orupurry which ownn rind opernten
the Plum itun Mino linir been iIoniInn
:lit'itieti with IIII his home in (‘love
rillii.
”the miners, nit tiernii held humor
(IIIII III-:IcIIIiirrr throughout the county
yr‘idtIIItny rind moat oi Ihture were very
stormy. the lenders urging the men to
Irrnrrin firm. Inn hitter have, been
in an Irrrgry mood for It week hocnuee
tholt strike. benefits have not been
told. A6 or remit they left the moot:
logo with n hitter feellnga agninnt
strike brrolicrir and tho gum-tin.
WASHINGTON June i.-—~Mr Thomp-
son the Anrerl nnrbrrrrnruior to Mon
xii-Io, hIIIr telegraphed the Entire Do
pnrtmunt. in nunwor to Innirticrionn re.
lutivn to the Common diutnrbnnoe rhut.
the outbreak was revolutionary In
character fomontcti from hundqrinrteru
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"DIMTION or WOMEN'I out”.
81‘. PAUL. Minn, June t.-—~!’ona~
world and child other were the on till-
i iiiw macaroni
were. \vrrubod nnhore Inter.
being made for the hodien.
Mining (‘orrr- (.
you are rroliig to do, dear.
horn. ll’ntb belonging to the two men
Sonreli in
WW ...
DINNER OF THE YACHT CLUB.
All members of the Norwnlk Yacht
luh who cannot go to the club houne
on June 16. to piu'tleipnte' in the null
of the bout ownern. (Inn Intro the 5:45
car
from South Norwnlk and attend
ho dinner at Horton‘s Point. Merri‘
hero who hith‘ not rennnnded are re-
quonted to do HI) by June 12.
in order
but It may be known how many will
have to be provider! for III the still
III! dinner.
(iil‘i with the billion Rutter-ll (‘Iom-
ploxloirm‘wuur would you do if no
wful r‘ieh mun, old enough to be
your grnndfniher. Irhould unit you to
marry him?”
Girl with the Buy 'I‘r-mpleton Smile
-"l proturmn l nlrould do hurt whnt
But I’m
wfuliy sorry for Jack. When in It
to come offt"-~ttliicngo ‘i‘rlhuno.
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...-....
Wilnonwi-luw .lohnrrnn when l was In
lmrruomeliurst.
Hiiaonwlndeedl Had be it good po-
sition there?
Wilsonmlio had when i saw him.
Ha Willi sitting in the hammock with
the riuughtor of the richest man in the
lingo.
M
Amusement Park,
narrow mm".
oouru NORWALK, GONN.
leached Ivory «tin-m and Holiday.
Fine new Hold, my at emu from‘
III aim of tire town. Comfort-hie
III-end lurid rind Good, Ole»
style and workmanship of tho Vl‘lliflllii
Rufllcti Muslin (‘urlninn
Ruffled Boblnet Curtains .
Nottingham Loch Curtains, in two-to
Nottingbrrrn Luco Curtains
Arabian Lace Curtains
Brussels Not Curtains
Bruusels Net Curtains
Cross stripe Madrnu Curtains I. . . . . ..
Curtain Stretchcrs
Decorated Tori Plates
Decorated Breakfast Plates
w
M
viclldilil'
-..o-I.-Ic.-.a.-...
69c Decorated Dinner Plates
Yacht Mops 35c Decorated Platters
tic Decorated Cups anti Saucers
7e Decorated Covered Dishes ........ 35c Decorated Individual Butters 2c
TRISTRAM 8o HY ATT, NORWALK, CONN.
H KRIEGERI 18-390.;
,_
i" ' NOS 9 and 5 GAZETTE BIJILDINO ‘ " '
Late and Muslin Curtains
There in nothing that the market ntfordn in commendable goods but what is shown in our atock.
lueti wbiolr we offer prove their rirrirorvrioritywnot only in rcrnrrd to tho prieeri united but ulno because of the
The vo-
llnmr shown
title to $1.40
$11 uItoSfIIiu
nod ct'i’ect 32. till tumult .
”.....I... 850108600
...................-...................................$2.tiilto$7.titi
$260 to $7.00
...... ...I....I.......................II...$385to$7li0
...............................Si.00to$3.7b
p,o.n;--..
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...-s-oruncu-.....--~uu..-
I'llOlI
t'llb
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HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
.80
15c
15f!
Decorated Soup Plates So
Decorated Gravy Boats 10c
Decorated Pickle Dishes 5c
I
None but the
. 3 Rooms
Furnished
SD $i00 8%
”Ed,“
].
0n Easy Payments.
Best Goods, and Every Piece
Guaranteed.
Your Money Back if Your Purchase is Not as
Represented.
"otovrrrs no: Prior."
”our“
1
$4.00 and $3.50
OR
Men and Women.
rumors.
Tiliiii ,§!i9i§. Will?
ivvvyi
iiilili Iiiliilliflll Ill Pliiil.
The threatened trouble at the
mine- having been Inverted, we
are hnfpy to announce it mater-ill
reduet on in price.
Our clock was bought III high
pricec end to of hi it quality. You
get the benefit on we (at the ex-
patience.
It in not too early to put in
cool for next winteru-better think
in tons tool to.
Honour and lootioo
_‘
Burr Your ii 0 Goods Here
Our Customers are finding the hard animals.
2 pnelrngen FORCE ...................................... ........... 25c
12 puekugen li-O OATS ................................ . ................ 25c
21 pounds ill‘tANl'l..-\'l'ltll) Sl‘t‘IAR ................................... 3L0"
KING MIDAS lv‘l .Ill‘lt. Best in the world. Try It brig,
iI‘lllJ. LINE VICGE 'lAlllIES
UNITED GROCERY CO.
20 NORTH ”MN 01‘. 40 FORT IT.
80 NORWALK. 6T. IAIT NORWALN. 0T.
TIL. 1 TIL, Iii—I.
WHWW"
Hundreds of Eyes
are being overworked an Ii. result of application upon ywork or books.
Roller for ritrninod rind tired cyeti may be had turd serious trouble ,
nvortcd by Wearing n. pair of our
Proper Ola-cos. Properly Adjuotcd,
Examination Free.
1 Matching of written Ind all Renoir-iris a Specialty.
NDHWALK. CONN.
o. B. JACKSON.
Optician.
W
88 WALL STREET.
For This Week’s
€{Sale
filiololfii '
AT BURRITT'B “LAND, Bo. Norwlik.
TUESDAY. JUrE flTHr‘Im
Household furniture.
And I Mlueilnneoue Collection of Ar.
Item too humor-ou- to woolly,
Including Iportmnn’c Geode.
IIALI .Iro I'IOMMINGII‘. AT 10 A. M.
"Ibimy Next Flir- D”.
P. w. MiTOl-ilbi... Auctioneer.
baud—o ”A”;
Mon’ 8 Serge, Suits
worth 014 It 9,98.
2 Place on his Gum, light colon,
worth 010 at
......
. EAroNerruanur
; WRITING PAPER.
250?}; box.
l pita. Envelopes. he
Bookkeeper- or “lemon f;- Ive-
nin work, NM elm optimality. For
In titular- «it um.
F. ii. EIELD,
, UNi‘rIo “Nit IUILDING.
loath Emile , “
Norwalk Chronicler