Evening sentinel, Friday, October 12, 1906 · page 3

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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WEATHER FORECAST.

a—-—

For Nor-walk and Vicinity: —F‘alr
and continued cold tonight. Saturday

fair and warmer Cool plesant weath- ‘

er continues this morning in all sec-
tions east of the Mississippi River.
Killing frosts were reported as far
south as Knoxville, ’I‘annu and light

frosts as far south as 5611“th ‘

The temperature is rising idly west
of the Mississippi River. Ad sturbance
is developing in the-Northwest. Con
ditions favor for this vicinity fair
weather. with frosts to-night, follow-
ed on Saturday by partly cloudy and
(00le rising temperature.

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I~Jonesl Superlative. Flour. 70c bag;
3560 bbl. F. D lawton 42.00

Olifll' Chapter. Order of Eastern
Star. with hold a regular session. and
initiate candidates to-night. .
~snapoer Blues, Native. Escallops
Greenport Oysters. Cuthlll's. west
end of the bridge '

Mrs. R. J Cutblll of South Norwalk
and Mrs. W. R. Fryer; of Georgetown,
called on Mr and Mrs. C. H. Northrop

idgefleid, Saturday '

TCro‘fut & Khdpp Bats. O’Brien.

Miss Anna R. v‘Steegmulier, of Quin-
lard avenue. has returned to South
Noswalk after having enjoyed a visit
of two weeks with Miss Ryan in Rome

v. - 3" l.

~Dyspepsia is our national ailment
Burdock Blood Bitters is the national
cure sor it. it strengthens stomach
membranes. promotes flow of diges-
tive juices. parties the blood builds
you up.

Miss Blanche L. Smith, of Fltchburg,
and Mrs. George Ray, of New York.
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Taylta', of Quintard avenue.

-—-Greenport Oysters. Cutbill’s, west
end of Bridge.

Mrs. John B. Smith and Miss iola
Mocks have returned to Ridgefield.
after a visit with friends and relatives
in Norwalk and South Norwalk.

—-Snnpper Blues, Native Escallops,
Greenport Oysters. Cutblll's, west
end of the bridge.

Mrs. Pearl English and friend of
Norwalk. spent Sunday at the home of

Mrs. English's arents, Mr. and Mrs.
BepkmanIuw Flat Rock, Ridge
fled

—Natlve Escallops. F‘lnuan Haddies.
Frostflsh. CutblllI‘ a. west end of bridge

A set of plans and specifications of
the new town high school building
are on exhibition at the. Norwalk Wit:
tor Commissitmers cities, in Wall
street.
, -—-'l‘he Krioger Co. will distribute

handsome souvenirs to- morrow, all
day, in the Furniture Dept. free. See
the ad.

Harry Marshall one of the popular
members of the local trolls) conductor
force. has returned from a. vacation
trip tothis home in Wappingers Falls.
New York. and other points in New
York state.
g—Dunlap Derbles. O’Brien. .

The members of the Philnthea Class
of the South Norwalk Baptist Church
will listen this evening to an address.
by Miss Wiener, of Dolgevilie, New
York. this evening.

Children eat, sleep and grow after
taking Hollistor‘s Rocky Mountain Tea,

Brings rosy checks. laughing eyes
good health and strength. . I Atonic
for sickly children. Tea or‘I‘ Tablets.

35 cents. Plalsted‘s Drug Store.

An operation for adenoid was per-
formed on Austin Mather. the child
of Marry Mather, of 7 Elizabeth street
yesterday morning by Dr. Dumortier.
assisted by Dr. Wolfe.

——Natlvc Escallops. h‘lnnan Haddics.
tiisb. Culbiil'a, west end of bridge,

hestuuts are now ripening not We
one or two heavy frosts to open
rrs. Fronts are late this fall and
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ban. or this time oi the year.

~i\ h Hams. lie 10.; il‘resh Hooks.
12c] . Hsyos‘ Mir rkeIt.

Mist the] Avery, who haI been if!
in tho Wilt Hospi dor leven
wuek mcovcrcd JD. so am
to 4% out her aunt. Mrs. 1-!
bar n. 0.1! North Wilton.

PILIS cuan m 0 TO 14 DAVI.
PAZO elm-mam- is guaranteed to

cure any dam-t itch WBiind, Blood. May. I .4... -. .... «bi-.1.
ing or Protruding eI in‘,0 ,BIio ii «Peerless ii‘lour 67c bag, to: 86 bbl.
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“4 ill 3;me by t'viiryone who takes

pride in the perfection
c.“ ludixhfiu uaIl an advance".

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Nines. PREPARATIONS.
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roan iilhutu. .250 and Mo
TOO“ “I“ ........ e."‘...I-'i i”
4 Teeth Brush .......... .-....ssc‘

Toilet owder ............ ..200
Bdth ow‘der .............. 25c
Rodd ‘Cl'oam ............ . . . .250
"I Toilet Soap 250
Shaving Sticks ............ 26c

Step in and let us gmIenplala

'tI sa‘hreggratiofi ii.

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"Drugalst.
0 North Main St. Tel. 626—8.
connection for all north and
until sound can can be made
at our store.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Asa‘S. ‘FOGte. of 27
Center avenue. will celebrate the six
tleth anniVersary- of their marriage,

Monday, October 16, 1900. An inform-
al reception will he held from 3 p. m
to 10 p. lit. at their home. All friends
are invited to call.

Greatest tonic and strength produc~I
lag remedy ever offered suffering hu-
manity. Cures indigestion. constitute
tlon. headachfl. stomach disorders
That's what: Hoilisters Rocky. Mona
taln Tea trill do. Tea. or Tablets, 35
cents..1’ls‘is‘ted's Drug Store-

James 8.: Flynn. traveling represent
ativs of tho-United Hatters oszorth
Americh: who has-been spending four
weeks. at his. home at . 138 Washington
street left town- yesterday for a busi
ness trip. through New York-state.

‘I——PoiterhouIse Rilast,’ 186‘ Buttery’s

The engagement is announced is
Captain J. H. Welso Davis, commis-
sary of the First infantry. C. N. G..
and Miss Edith Brainard. daughter of
Mrs. Levcrett Bralnard. of Hartford
Captain Davis is secretary of tht
Phoenix iron Works Corporation ix
Hartford. 1

No sickly women or weak men will
ever regret taking Hollisters Rock)
Mountain Tea. it's brought happi-
ness tothousands of homes. - Team
Tablets. 36 cents. . Pinisted's Drug
Store. .

Moses H» Glover. the well known
shoeman. and Druggist Harold Glen
donning set out on a two day‘s fish
ing expedition « yesterday. .They haw
gone to Lake .Waccabuc and their
friends are anticipating some hand
somghglfts in the fish lineI upon their
retu ,.
~Pesrl Alpines. O'Brien.

Ralph Bennett. who has been em
ployed on the local trolley system‘dur
ing the past summer and early fall.
has returned to Pl"lulelphla. to re
sumo his studies at the Philadelphia
Dental Collegp. Mr. Bennett has enter
ed his last year's study and will gra
duate next June.

—A good but for little money. Bod
weli‘s. 64 Water St, ..
Captain Jermiah J. Murphy, cus-

'todian of the state armory in New
London. was taken suddenly ill Mon~
day night. and has since been unablr
to use is right arm. Thetrouble is
diagnosed as a. nerve trouble. Which
will probably be only temporary and
not serious in its future effects,
-—Orush Hats. O'Brien.

8. Royal Keith. one of the most pop-
ular clerks in the railway mall ser
vice. had the right side of his face
badly burned Wednesday while on
board the yacht Lydia. owned by Com
motiorc Clarence F. Osborne and Sam
uel liynes. “Sim" had the hardi
hood to climb moons of the masts to
get u better view of the’ surrounding
harbor and when he startled. to Blldi
from aloft deckward failed to take tht
various ropes into consideration. 0s
a result a square inch or more of cut-
icle- was removed by the friction. Sim
says the deck for his hereafter when
he goes aboard ship.

—~lmg or Lanny. 10c. Buttery‘a.

' Considerhble belting ls‘belng lion:-
rin Nor-walk on the outcomeof the so-
rich of ball games for the world‘s
championship 'betweew- the Chicago
American W to So: and the Chicago
National Clu a. each willow-m!»
pennants in their respective hell!“
The supporters of the American

night when it was announced

So: bad captured yesterday it some by
the score of 3 to 0. The Mill
cans have now won two games while
the Nationals have one game lethali-
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Prime Rib Roast. . . .n to. 16c lb.

Farmhouse Steak .. ..ilic lb.
ISlrloinSmk 16c 10
‘ ‘ ”Rout-almost: 34c lb.

r-Frcsh or Corned Plate. . .. 5c lb.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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OUR SPECIALTIES.
HRoasting Chickens, Fresh

mmSpmy A Bsmes’ Super-
ior Sausage, Fresh Trips. Pigs'

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HEAR THE POPULAR DONG HITS.

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-—~Fresh Shoulders. 12559. Buttery’s.

Colonel Frederick A Hill, of Nor-
walk. arrived home yesterday from
Washington; where he has been at-
tending the annual convention of the
national body of Spanish War Vete-
runs as a delegate from the Connec-
tisut‘Oommand. During the Spanish
American War. Col. Hill was on the
staff of Major General James H. Wil-
son. both in the United States and in
Porto Rico

~Latest Soft Hats. O’Brien.

The ndme of the Bette and Van Bu-
ren market. at 1'3 and 15 Main street
Norwalk. has been changed to The
Model Market. Frank A. Van Buren
has been sole proprietor of the hush
nears for a number of months and has
only just made a change in the name
the bill heads give the information
that Mr. Van Buren is proprietor and
Edward H. Morehousc, manager. Mr
Mort-house became connected with
the business some time ago.

wan-Fresh Shoulders, 12%0. Buttory's.

1-Oongressman E. J. Hill. of Norwalk
stated yesterday afternoon that he is
them on the program to deliver a cum-
paign speech in Norwaik some time
between now and election day in No—
vember. He was unable to announce
the date.

~Pot Roasts and boiling pieces at
my chi price. Take a look in the win
dow at the New York Market.

Councilman David F; Guild. of Nor-
walk. has been laid up for several
days at his home‘ in West avenue by
quite a severe attack of gastritis. Mr.
Gould is now getting along very nice
ly and hopes to resume his duties as
freight agent of the New Yr k New
Haven and Hartford. Railroad (Tom
pnny at Norwalk on Month: For
several days it was believed that Mr.
Gould was threatened with typhoid fc-
ver.

-——3 large roots Celery for 100. Hayes‘
Market.

Harry 3. Crane.
TEACHER .
Violin lumen. cum.

(Prlets pupil. SI you-I with N. N.

Hermann. New England conservatory
of Music, Boston, MIII.), will start
Gills in South Norwslk. 12 years
lIIchIr. SpIcIIl terms to first five
studying. CIIIs limited. Raoul-r pu.

plis’ recitals. Mandolin club to forrh
stones. Addm

3M FAIRFIILO AVI» IRIOOIPORT.

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Whu Not Bull Your
"Own, Home? ‘

Rents are advancing all the time.
and desirable apartments are becom-
ing scarcer every day. We have I
number of very desirable homes for
sale all cannula the. terms ,nnd
price right.

J. M. Layton 8: 00.,
lliCOlll’OilATEllI.

ll Railroad Annual 3" t" “Wot-walk

HOYT'S THEATRE

FRIDAY. OCT. 12.
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T'hO “SOIIONI lost Laughing Evsnt.
1A lrsmi New Show. '
. look by Geo. Tcttsn Smith.
Lyrics by Carl Hand.

 

 

Strides.
Law II I Wonder-tut Thing.
“fails I flail With» II. n
‘ Norm.

Holding Hands.

 

SATURDAY. OOTOIIN 13.
MATINII AND NIGHT.
AMINIfiAN VWAONAPN- COMPANY.

with ‘l‘ ilr Famous Moving Mobil-II
assume-m longs. .
Illa-Tm Thlms of 'Irls.

. Ill ilIerm; Honesty.
ThII {fish’s 6"in or The tall

at
its bit cam. Isak. . .-
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Doc?” thilI Johnnlu It the Iltsos "

“is. ill; 0. Clark. of i Bolder: place,
Not-milk has etc Port Jefferson.
0 Abs will be the
'00“ ot Mrs. .1001.

will prepsri to give."
I. opting containment shortly
entitled“? it ”big.“
mints. ‘06:. IV
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in a. body at e 7 30 o’clock mass at
St. Mary’ a Church, Sunday morning.

p-Dr. Dick's elves malaria.

c K. Flande'iril tho evangelistic sing-
er, was at the shots Norwolk Baptist
Church, last evening Mr. ll'laiiders
will lead the c in the evangelis-
no services wh ch Ire to be held at
the church. commencing OctoberI 22.

There are three looal cases before
the short calendar IsesI'inn oftha Com-
mon Pleas Court in Bridgeport today
As a result. the presence of several
Norwal and South Norwaik attorneys
lemons listed“: »: .

Mar-have been somewhat costlvo
but Dean's ngulats give just the re
sults desired. They act mildly and
gramme . the bowels perfectly "—-

 

in G c e Krsuse 806 Walnut IAve..
£6021” "6:634st '3‘th must "El ltls l's' AfingBI'ph '
“mm The ‘new lodge of the Daughters of

St. George will be formed this ave
elcome Stranger. Dodge
mine in ointtreet. “Much enthus.
iasm has been manifested and it is he-

ileved that the new order will he a
success from the start. All ladies of

English birth or descent are eligible
ecoma members

The work of both the Grace and
St Paul's church branches of the
Girl‘s Friendly Society is now in full
swing. Among the features of the
work of the St. Paul's Church Branch
are the lessons in music given by Pro
issuer in Wheaten Read, director of
the choir Next_ Tuesday evening.
Mrs. E. Hubbell Hotchkiss will add-
ress the Grace Church Branch.

‘8. Hubbell Hitchhiss. of Norwaik
closed a deal Wed esday. for the de-
livery tn him on member lst. of a
1907 Model four cylinder Pope. Hart-
ford automobile. Mr. Hotchltiss will

have the machine tested out in this
vicinity by several hundred miles of
titling and will then hare it shipped to
Florida. where his family will spend
cus-

th'e winter. as is their annual
tom.

9.99....” “n.....

Cilil
Assessors Notice.

We. the undersigned hereby give
notice to all persons and corporations
liable to pay taxes in the City of
South Norwslk.-that they are required
by law to deliver to the assessors, or
either of them. on or before the lat
day of November 1906.1) written or
printed list dated, signed. and sworn
‘.,o of all the pronert owned by them
On the first deI .of otobar, 1900, lin-
ble to taxation“ picking a description
of all the realmshle. each parcoLbe-
lug separately described.

N. B.-.-Llsts maybe returned to the
assessors. at the Council Room. Haw
iland street, South Norwalk, from and
including October 16. 1906. to and in»
cluding November 1.. 1006. said allies
to be open from 10:00 in 12:00 o'clock.
a. m.. and from 2:00 to 6:00.0‘cloek.
p m.; on Saturdaystfrom 7:00 to 9. ‘00
oclock in the evening and Thursday.
November 1 1908, from 7: 00 to 9 p. m.

Dated at the City of South Norwalk,
Conn. October 8.1906.

. FRANKLIN A. TOLLES,
GEORGE 11. VOSBURGH,
Assessors,

 
 

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.Town ». l
Assessors’ Notice.

We. the undersigned. hereby give
active to all persons and corporations
liable to pay taxes in the Town of
Norwalk that they are required by law
to deliver to the owners. or either
of them on or before the first day of
November. 1906 a written or printed
list. dated, signed. and sworn to, of
all property owned by them on the-
first day of October, 1906, liable to tax-
alien.

N. B.-—Lists may be returned to the
assessors at the assessors cine.
Town Hall building, Not-walk and at
Me Council Room. Hsvlland street
South Norwalk from and including,
October 15. 1900. to and including No-
vember l, 1906. said oiilcss to be open
from 10:00Ito 12:00 o‘clock a. m.. and
from 2:00 to 5:00 o'clock p. in. all
days of the week (Sundays excepted)
and on Saturdays and on November
1,1906. from 7. 00 until 9: 00 oclock
in the evening.‘
l9Dated st Norwnlk. Conn“ October 3.

06.

WILLIAM G CROCKETT.
O. W RAYMOND
XSAAO SELLIOK,

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guns your. Mmmrl sftsr I Wampum trial.
it now Mob '

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Columbus. of Nor- ‘
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Cane of a (lee -‘
that resisted other remains Mrs.
Moduli with thorn-chi

’ ”pend outwit ithtunfalling sue.
Icons to cure co ds and as ‘s tonic
and builder ~Frederick W. Ran-
dull, 23 Shelton Moat New Ho-
ven. Conn.

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leNNERQ
The winners oi’the third round of the
womfin' sB angular 615‘ cwlonsh‘g
on i e um s y at
Miss Ad m» of Boston. Mus” low.
of Phlla phia; Missy, Curtis, 0 Eco

ton, and. tan Plum pquiirln‘gfl old;
Theywill meets? mthe 0
tomorr - ‘. for theitp ffni’i

house;

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A full assortment of single and
double guns from live dollars up. Also
a fine line of hammerlesp guns from
fifteen seventy-live up. L

Rifles and revolvers from two-fifty
up.

A fresh lot of ammunition in all
gauges and caliber.

Repairing Done.
' ' Call at

Norwall hardware 00.
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; DAVID W» RAYMOND.
} whom-cl Director
ondII Embaimor.
in North Main St. South Norwslk.
Rfllddnos‘, 0 Washington Street.
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FRANK C
VAN SCOY

shutdown, .
STEAM.

HOT WATER,
AND

GAS FITTING.

Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.

50 South Main Street.

.mrs

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:2 losses Place,
Norwalk. Conn.
Phone.

Graduate of the A. T. Still In-
Ititute of Osteopathy. at Kirk:-
ville, Mo 0.

Licensed by Connecticut StIto
Board of Health

Notice !
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Has received a carioad oi .

fine llaavy‘ir‘uéil and (leach

. Horses. .
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" 1w: parlors rats an. saris:
.PL‘t Houslksspmc copes. TH
'rHs roan-W Houssmrs szol‘w
trams 'NIsuso. rule is YOUR
gerbils is 001' FOR A coon swan
use You soon VALuss as rss

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not: w

Never the many towels in the house.
They cann t always be bought it such
iprioos as BIO:

- £0 dos. bleached buck towels. size
38 in.b1.8 111.. While they last at 10c

,All inen. unbleached stable , w-

olaIvalue me each. for 1256c one

e have just secured a few more
of these real Russian crash towels,
to sell for 17c each.

An extra large and heavy weight
hemmed bath towel, special for 26c

‘ ‘YSEIIR TABLE LlNEN

OPPORTUNITY.
We take a liberal loss on our legit
’imate profit hero with a view to don
bling our linen laies—Thils:,
. 54 in. unbleached damask, for 260
yard.
" 62 in. unbleached damask, a 590
grade. at 60c yd.

straps crossing in the back act a" a
to throw back her shoulders.
chest expansion."

M 3. SMITH

MS SMITH

git Washington Street.

Dame Fashion decrees the high bust and tapering waist.
you must show a full figure with‘ graceful lines and curves.
- Form and Corset Combined will do. for your figure-what your dressmaker
cannotIdwr' You need not show is deficient busIt measured-What Nature de-
nies The Sahlln Supplies. No padding or inerlinlng needed in your waist or
Leading physicians recommend them as healthrpromoters.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

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REHENiSi-NNG TIMI. AND T I
3 OF YOUR BUSlINESS BY DININ-
sottowlrltt‘ir‘

A real loom damask linen, 64 in.
utilise}2y clover leaf design. the 70c grade
it
. 72 1..."! half bleached loom t.....i.
tullp danish. very heavy quality. In.
cm at 760 yd. - . .5,

70 in. bleached table linen with
open work border. wins 750 yd. for
590 yard. ..
any can artisans Now. I

livery item at bed spread: 9 co

nthis all.’ is priced at s“lb and E ris.
duction from normal p ii‘lcss.
should be some truly bod spread him
ing in this store during the next guy
days. I. _ ..

Medium weight honeycomb bad
spreads, just a new remain for 30c. 4-‘

a ver heavy grade of crib spreads.
value .2,6 for $1.0

 

Extra large size 0and heavy weight
bed spreads, handsome designs and
line weaves, at I$I1 69.
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The Ever Popular
SAHLIN
Form and Oct-Set

Combined '

To be in style
Sahlin Perfect

shoulder brace and incline the wearer

Try the, position and note the effect on your

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86 Washington St.. So. Norwalk.

 

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WE HAVE THE STOCK—PRICES ARE RIGHT.
Look' at‘the Specials.
Outing Flannels, Flannelettcs. Fleece Downs.
Flannel Blankets. Comfortables.
Lace Curtains.
Hosierywid Underwear.
Window Shades. Curtain Rods and Poles. Oil Cloths. Etc.

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There are numerous kinds of Coal.
HEAT, N0 WASTE.

Try a ton and be convinced The
PROVE

WOOD HAY. OATS. G
Phonedild

Concrete,

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savanna-r or;

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.d . . 1*.3. “5.6“ ‘
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dance. The mining program included
sectional exercises and the mainly

in Tog?” cw stimulation defines, the dit-
{in ii 0 Mia ‘s or machete on
mission workers. and lays out a course
of study for the latter leading up to or-

 

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OURS is THE GOOD KIND—ADI;

proof of the coal in in this btfi'nlIng.
ouns.

THE HARRIS &GANS COMPANY

RAIN AND STRAW.
08 WATER 81‘. SOUTH NORWALK.

Cement.

laid.
Seth

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4 * Enormous-Walks
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