. seWers are yotrrnpletdd more! will
L
't er of the church
livery malaria?- ?? as better as
taking 1 Need in the
spring. as we known! no remedy that
falnlls every requirement as well as
our
IIQF lRON AND WINE.
ll lives Iron is a form that is
all ready do you good. Our Beef,
iron and ii) is made from tire finest
materials ”Ibo Md and we use extra
0
CW ’RAOLIV. .Froprlotors
Mull
, Tel. all M.
PLATNI
the Easter vacation.
The class meeting last evening was
led by James L'Homrnedieu
Mrs. Albert Dunn M13 again quite Ill
ill irer home lg; Betti.
Charles B. Parmelea has taken a
position with A J. Collins and Co
B d»; ? .9 has; rammed “his
stud es in . oboken after a visit here.
Alexander: Britto, of ng‘lsland. is
mending a few days It his daughter,
Is John Bgundage, of this place
George Clark,- who formerly drove
one of Rundlc's bakery wagons is
planning 10* enlist in the Unitedi
States navy.
Miss Bessie. Burke; mnuaslonnry who
has spent several years in China, is
thb guest of Pastor J. W Davis and
family. She will lead the social ser-
vice in the Advent Christian Church,
Thursday evening
The divorce proceedln s of Mrs.
Una Hill formerly of t NorWaik,
whose «husband was arrested within
a. few days of her marriage and sent
to Jail for highway robbery, will be
heard Friday, in the higher court at
Bridgeport.
A sacred song tantalum Who given
in the East Avenue Wat Chlrrch,
this evening. The i wing artists
will assist: Williiitn Taylor, tenor.
Mrs. T. R. Bradley cdhlralto: F. A.
Mitchell. beast MIIdrIlIilmrer man
doiin. A4; o'rchéslrn will: assist Ad
misslom will be free to all.
The milling” yesterday in East Nor-
walk was the wot-st of the season and
oven the oldest residents could hardly
rdnre anything worse. it is to
he fervently hoped first when the new
be
somd adequate plan, Mvik§d_i or drain-
ing the streets "of the didlrl on
Miss Katherine Ducross was in
town yesterday for the first time since
the death of her father; Captain
Charles DuCross. I mother Mrs.
DuCIoss, has been vo y 111 at her home
in New Blues and for a time it was
feaI-ed that she would die. She. has so
far recovered. however that she is
able to be up and around. Mrs. Du
cross and her daughter plan to return
techie city and engage in the fish husl-. ..
tress.
To remove a cough you must get at
the cold which causes the cough,
re is nothing so good for this as
.Kannedy' a Laxative Cough Syrup The
liquid cold relief that is most quickly
effective. that stills and quiets the
cough and drives out the cold. in
by The Clifford Pharmacy and lie
Bridge Pharmacy. ,
ROWAYTDN.
Elwood Broadwar. of this place. is
spending a week traveling with George
wright, the vlellknown young actor,
who appeared at Smith's Theatre.
_dgeport, last night, with William
'ersham. in The Straw Man.
The‘ Rowayton Baptist Church has
had a fine new bell installed in the
in Raylayton
rlv ue. The bell is now rung at all
services held in the edifice and at-
tracts much attention. The bell
weighs about 1,400 pounds and is. of
scwget. clear tone. It is the, gift
of-
lain Edward H suitor. “rm expertl
ringer from Mount Vernon, New
ml.- officiated at the bell during the
services last SI day. Later it is pro
poscd to have a striker placed in the
tower. ‘
8'75; trim coin
drift may result in Pneumonia. Bra
zl'iiirn Balm is breaking up colds When
everéstriaed. almgst without exception.
10 0c and 100 bottles. T 6 Cl
ford Baxter‘s aird Filiisted's. 1’ £1
DARiEN- ANY; NorzoroN.
Benjamin Levi'is Fitch, Son of Fra
cis S. Fitch. died Monday at his resIY-
(108% on Noroton Heights; ere llO
been ill only a short me.
was fifty- two years of age. Funeral
services will he held at: St. Luke's
Church. Noroton. on Thursday after-
noon at 2 o‘.cloclr He is survived by
a widow: his parents. who live in
Buffalo. N. Y»; four sisters, Mrs. ”K T
Andrews and Mrs. Charles Johnson, of
Noroton: Mrs Dr. Tome and Mrs
”Charlotte Fitch, of Buffalo; and into
brothers, William Fifth of Noroton,‘
Colonel Gilbert is. luck. 91 Sta-TIP,
1 it." He was for a number of years.
1'” withdrawn traveling salesman and;
also a good tenor singer. havinf
trequently been heard by- Burton and
Ji
”first Constance Orimmins, daughier
of John D. Crimmfas,.and a niece of
Judge Morgan J. O’Brien, and Freder-
fclr .Chllds. a 00%“ sf‘Har-ris S
Old ill. of' b38231” KM ka, L.
w
villi at 8130 p. In the
bride‘s father, .40 East Sixty-eighth!
I __.~_
,. . 51.‘ s
- crunch officiating.
a iiomli’ or ”The The
ed by a reception at 4 o'clock for rela-
lfiI and intimate ! Miss brim
till... meow aimed: resort
her sisters. the Misses Mercedes and
Evelyn Crimmlns. and mu Katherine
Keenan. all of New York. and Miss
Ania). Harvey, of San Francisco. Ir.
Child: Attendants II include an
brother: Thomas Grim.
brother. of the bridal Dunc» Harris
and Mr. Rowland. The engagement
was announced several months ago.
Miss Crimson is a sister of Mrs. Ale
bert led Jennings of John D. Crim-
mine, Jr., who married Miss Lillian
, malted Holmes, and of Capt. Martin L.
Crimrnins, who married Mtu Marga!
ret Cole of San Francisco and who is
stationed at Fort McKinicI, Manila.
Other brothers are Clarence and Cyril
, . Crinrmins and another sister is Miss
- - f-V Mary C. Crimmins
~—-—-—-
How 'ro REMAIN vouNe.
To continue .young in health and
.. strength, does Mrs N. F. Rowan, Mc-
- Donough, (1a., did. She says:
_ “Three
bottles of Electric Bitters cured me to
- chronic liver and stomach trouble,l
»'1‘he schools will close next week for.
complicated with such an unhealthy
condition of the blood that my skin
turned red as flannel. i am now prac-
tically 20 years younger than before i
took Electric Bitters. i can now do
all my work with ease and pssist in
my husband's stare" Gurlrantced at
F. H. Barriers, South Norwalk, and
iii. P. Weed',s Norwalk, drug stores.
ill-”ice 50c,“ -
WESTPORT.
The mattress factory is busy these
days. Several largo contracts are in
the works. Mr. W‘slteman the pro-
prietor, has recently titted several
churches with cushions among them
the thchfleld Congregational Church.
-it is asserted that the Union‘wimsi
gue club, recently incorporated here,
does not. mean to follow the lines of
Tammany Hali‘as a political factor in
this vicinity. The influence of the
club will be. thrown on the side of de-
cent and honest politics. but. it is dis.
claimed that it will take any‘active
part in the practical worklrlgs of any
set or party.
Postmaster Hurlhutt is‘ awaiting the
orders of the department ln‘th'et‘matter
of the enlarging of the post Miles or
its removal to more commddio‘ue quar-
ters. Including the three carriers.
there are now seven people in the of
fine and the place is so small that they
have to go out of doors to turn around.
it is probable that the store next to
the office will be rented by the depot t9?
ment and the two thrown into one. The
store is now ooctipied by the library
but. will probably be vacated
long.
NEW CANAAN.
George Raymond. who is ill at his
home in Curlerrlltl‘eet, is very low.
John Kelley, who is ill with typhoid.
fever and pneumonia. is said to be
slightly improv.ed
Charles Sammie has rented
Brewer house in Fast nv.enue
nrcriy the F C ilenger cottage.
Ernest ..1 Brown has placed his or~
tier for a new automobile. He will
have his car in the early spring.
Mrs. Edward GraI. who has been ill
for several days. is reported as some
what better
- Edward Mac has purchased the bar
ber shun owned in the late Fdward
Borel. and asstmred charge of his new.
business Monday.
M. 0.. Seeley. formerly Inotorrntur
on the r‘w Canaan branch who has
been employed in New Y-ork since the
the
for-
”, adoption of steam on the branch. has
’ ' been visiting in town.
The Daughters of Liberty tender-ed
a surprise party to Mr. and Mrs. 11.
S. Woundy, Monday evening. in honor
of the thirtieth anniversary of their
marriage. A pleasing time was en-
joyed.
The first meeting in its new quar
ters was held by the Young Mens
Social Club, in the Benedict building
banquet hall, Monday evening. it was
voted to rent a piano and make the
rooms otherwise attractive. for the
young men of thetown.
‘Aitréa‘sedean. aged 72. died at his
11 me at the foot or" Clapboard Hill.
is ”town. Saturday afternoon, after a
short illness of grip. ills brother,
Hanford Bedeau, 84. died Sunday eve.-
ning of the same disease, after an ill-
ness of a few days. The funeral of
the Beacon brothers was held from
their late home yesterday afternoon
’Rfiv. IE. (5. B ehatiict of the Methodist
interment was in
Lnkeview cemetery. Mrs. Caroline. 76.
widow of the late lohn Stewart. died
Monday evening, in the same house
corrupted by thedii‘edaau brothers. After
a short illness of grip. The deceased
leaves three sons Stephen, Augustus
and Charles Taylor. The funeral ser»
vice was held at her late home today,
and interment was in Church Hill
cemetery. Wait street. Mrs. Mary a
Wood. widow of Henry Warren Wood.
316, and mother oft Mrs. ’Stephen Taylor,
who lives in the same case where the
three deaths “(‘5er mad, is very ill with
meanwhshd ttlelltope of bar re-
covery is entertained. Mrs. Wood is
88 years old, and the weakness of her
condition and sudden shock attending
the titre deaths have affected her
very nib h. and her death is maroon:
tarlly on ted This is one of the Inuit
remarks e incidents occurring have
for sortie little. as lb 9 thsbavelrocl
curred in an almost' l uranium
ii the deceased were high liy respect;
ed and venerable residents nd theln
dermis is greatly felt byVV t entVlre
community. ,
,,
socIALIsrs LgioV iN tandoori
2“ritualmountains. slums pinch
20.-Th0 Socialists are well In the lead
in the elections to the Finnish Diets
’ nussIA‘N
before ‘
”adored to an organ accompaniment
and the second to the accompaniment
lot the harp
The organist is well known in this
aY‘ork. has the highest endorsements
from musical critics throughout the
hntry as an artist of unusual merit.
ehas played in all the principal
cities 0! the United States and Canada
in addition to uncompanyin Mr. “(or
largo. with him. Bullock at the or-
gan. and also a solo fur harp alone.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend this recital. which offers them a
rare privilege absolutely free
charge.
ohhth'rrou comm.
ST PETERSBURG, March 20.—
Without any further allusion to the
ministerial declaration of policy the
Lo or House of Parliament today be-
the actual work of the session
with the organisation of committees.
which are elected instead of appoint-
td. The proposal to appoint a special
commission to organize famine relief
led to a prolonged debate. Judge
Constantine Kahlugin. a deputy from
the Don region. safdI that the famine
had spread even to the Coasack dis-
tricts. and that many of the Cossacks
were begging for relief. A peasant
‘ deputy charged the government with
stealing money intended for famine re-
lief, and referred to Assistant Minister
of the interior Gurko who is alleged
to have been involved. in the Ltdval
contract scandals as an example of
corruption in high places.
FOUND, MANY MIEK Tomas.
NAPLES. March '20—‘1‘he excava
lions at Metupontt‘firr on the Gulf of
Taranto Southern ltalI. have resulted
in the discovery of many Greek tombs.
some covered with enormous tiles,
oth'ers'witb cylinders and. still» others
with stones, One tomb wasievideatly
that of a distinguished personage,
and was made of large. heavy blocks
of stone covered with Greek lettering
urrd hud inside a skeleton, intact, with
vases and other objects. The tombs
belong to the fourth century before
Christ Interest in the discovery has
been heightened because the great
lreekvphilosopher, Pythagoms, was
buried at MetaMntrrm.‘about 500 B. (1.,
and as his tomb-still existed at the
time of Cicero, who tiled in“ B. 0.,
it is hoped that it may be found. '
308T OF cugAavPAClFICATlON
WASHINGTON. March 20.—~Extra
Ol'f’iinfll‘l expense to the United States
In to date can on by the sending of
an army of pacification to Cuba aggrcl
are about 82.500.000. according tong-
'II'I‘S prepared by the War Department.
The aim has made no extraordinary
‘hargcs far the part it has taken, but
the marine corps has charged extra
‘xpei rses for the organization of a hit-
gade of marines to assist in prevtrnt-
lug trouble.
mined exactly when this money will be
collected front Cuba by the United
States. Congress practically allowmi
the War Department to exercise its
lndgmcrrt in this matter.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
HOOLIGAN TONIGHT.
Hooligan in New York
comedy drama which James
Browns will present at Hoyt’s Theatre
tonight is one of the greatest laugh
producers of the day. besides telling
a. consistent story. There are thirty
people in the company and all the
Hooligan's dog Flip, will
has been in the bands of one of the“
his season on the road with Hooligan
in New ,York. . *
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
Thomas Jefferson wil be at Hoyt's
Theatre Thursday. The characterthat
he will portray ,ia Bin-Van Winkle.
Theatre-goers of thisclty need-not be
informed that Mr. Jeffersons visit.
here means a dramatic treat. of un-
usual dimensions. They know and ap-
preciate the inimitable quality of his
art. The opportunity, therefore, to
see this worthy successor of his
father in the famous character of flip
seized. There is great interest in his
engagement, inasmuch as. this stir-ac
lion comes. here direct, from an onor.
arously successful engugnrent at the
Boston Theatre and Walloh's, New:
'i’ork city.
PECKMS BAD BOY. .......
The musical comedy slfccess‘Peck's
Bad Boy will be presented at‘Hoyt‘s
Theatre. Saturday afternoon and eve-
ntng This play comes with an abun-
dance of praise from all the' principal
cities which they have visited and are
bound to repeat
uni
-—Soot.hes itching ‘altfn. Heals cuts
or burns without“ scar. Cures 'pites'
eczema salt rbeim. any itching:
Form“ a Ointment. Your druggist sells
. SALARtEa OF THE JUDGES. ‘-
HARTFORD March 20. -‘-After the
moat interestingidebate yet held in the
loan”. lastl cwmlrboars “yesterday
the .appro‘prl Milo concerning the
o usesiof turntables of- the ‘iuss
'11 of the Somme and Superior
C in and 'zhei State Referee, was
taken out of st
obvern and referred to the committee
on Budlciary for arrfnildlearlng. »
withdrawn 1 similar illotfon The vole
26 to s for referirncor Those votu
ath «stout reference am: sens;
count ivlll but be contrasted
l" ”Wm .. . . _. .
'l "13‘
l . .i.
gaseous”, ,,“Wdller, firm;
soar Walsh, Missouri 3M":
e absente‘es were Senators ‘Btloll
also Horus.» I‘m,” ._ ~ .-' _~-v.
'v‘i ;' r . I
."l w" ‘tul .
. \
_ .lr.
city. being Mrs. ester Selleck. "
whose artistic I“ _‘ undue-lion, ,
. lurplst, Mfl.‘ 'Loulse ill ,"
erly of Boston, t now of New '
tier. Mrs. David will play t e famous;
of'?
it has not been deter- _
the new .
H. >
characters in the famous cartoons will .;‘
be depicted in the production. Even I.
be there; I.
and furnish his share of the fun. Flip -'
greatest animal trainers in the world °
for the past six months preparatory to .
? its uality.
is one that will be doubtless eagerly '
«bands-rot Coaster Mc- ‘
rue .
friction: to refer ’was allude by' Senatdr’r '
Dbnovsn after senator Shellacy he‘d " “
FY
m y“
should not pass nhKoeded. Any
of tires: coa‘di Ii so lindlcsrc
stimuli-turbid eemom'wlti‘ch
Their heal a sad healthful In-
flucnce is cit at once. They
soothe, tone and invigorate the‘
organs of digestion, regulate
the bile, dispel the blues and
create a settled condition of
stomach health. Buy a box at
the nearest dru store and keep
them on hand or emergencies.
They will
L08 ANGELFS. (Cal. March 20.~'
The coast line of the Southern Pacific
has been blocked hyta landslide that
has closed the Santa Margaritatunnel.
located in the mountains north of San
lute. Obispo. Local railroad officials
are advised that the line must remain
closed to traffic for at least four or five
liar s
OEAFNE88 OANN 3F OURIDC;
by local applications; is they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the car.
There is only one way to cure deaf
nose, and that is by constitu Dual reap
edies. Deafness ls caused y an in-
flamed condition ot the mucous Lotus
of the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube is inflamed you have a rambling
sound or imperfect hearing, an
when it is entirely closed, Belfast
Is the result, and unless the inflamma-
tion can be taken out and this tube
restored to its normal condition hear-
ing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused by c-
larrh, Which is nothing but an indium
ed condition-of the mucous s ace!
We will give one until-ed Dollsri
for any case of Den 9 (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Semi for circle
lars, free.
F. J. CHENEY it? 00.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by.Druggists,'l
Take Hall' s Family Pills for. con'stli
nation.
gm... sm—“a an. "was”..mm
0011. Finish is noted for
11 make a hard, durable
The new
flnll.
‘(lilrrlesll Doll,
HARDWARE
m WASHINGTON STREET.
Fbau vs».—
‘ tied to plaintiff. October. 1003.
I. boxes you rationalism. re: and $5! I",
m
LANDSLIDE ON SEUTHERN FACT;
”room for the new cars which are
:' leged grand 1‘L I V l
snce. The defendant‘s maiden name
was Helen Re no and she was gush-V
et
,lioner also asks for custody of two
minor children.
Bessie B. Fieweiiyn, of Weston. asks
for a legal separation from Harry 1.
Fig ellyu of Bethel, on the alleged
III-61;! It habitual intemperance, and
cruelty. The. maiden
was Bessie Beers a
re of” plaintiff
d defendant
for‘ custody of four minor children.
Charles E. Britto, of Norwaik, asks
for a separation from Jennie E. Britto,
of the some place. alleging desertion
as the reason. The defendant. whose
maiden name was Jennie E. Monog-
hsn, married plaintiff June 19. 1900,
and deserted November 26, 1902.
Little globules of sunshine that
drive the clouds away. DeWitt's Lit-
tle Early Risers will scatter the gloom
of sick headache and billiousness
They do not gripe or sicken. Becom-
mended and sold here by The Clifford
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
nracy. “
Two Second-Hand
LOCOMOBILES
vary "neonatal! Prion.
v Ilia 0!! 1906
Model F Junk.
These can must be sold to make
coming.
F. E; UllK-Yllllfl it ill.
“Honest Coeds at Honest Priest."
ID Wall Ctr-oi. Namath.
utilisation,
45 Wall at. Nor-walk.
94 Washington St, So. Norwalk.
Real Estate and insurance.
We have several decided bargains
In Income producing property that
must increase in value with the rapid
Growth of the town.
on VID w. an mom
Funeral Director
and tmbalnur.
19 North Main 8h, 80th Norwalk
_ Residence. 0 Washington at.
Telephone of house, 1M.
I Telephone at office. 336-2.
Eigliuham.
illustrator,
_ ”East Norwalk
Tel. 452.
Spring Stiles
Men’ s and Children’s
Suits.
1,; thrill-8.
» Hill's AND sovsv snowmen.
.“ so. MAIN or.
cottoltwaua.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
stumble. .. I.
31!“ l
,4
Price complete. one.
Obe of the m bdpular Welshman: ,
metal in any part of the house. i ‘
nor warns. V
1
November 12,1890.Plal tiff also asks,
. thrIuD scouts. M.“
In first-class condition of
1 CAPITAL, : .
g , cream ‘I
coastgfiauo meme. 1
i
l _ t
EDWIN H kmrgg seldom.
P . m
rm‘but'lcx H. II yaw. as moot].
FIDU-
DIRECTORI,
I. if. Mathewson Hoary Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Juaioh R. Marvin J. Wallm Marvin
Christian Bwsrtz John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan.
Housewives and anyone drawing a
weekly salary can secure money at our
office on their own name.
Call and see us.
independent loan and Se-
curity 00.
Havllantf Bldg" Washington at.
Office Hours. 9 a. m. to s p. m.
Our
Tailoring
Department
is now all activity for the If?
SPRING AND SUMMER
season. We are showing a ..
splendid assortment of fabrics
for light weight ovcrcoats and
suits, in all the new and leading
shades. M1
'All Work ”'1-
DONE UNDER OUR OWN
supervision, and not socalled'
tailor-made, which is shipped
out of town and factory made.
'..—.——-—-—
. Om Monday, Wednesday .ua
[star-day evenings.
.IYSEPH flliilfi.
il'allor, Clothicr, Hatter.
Iii . Furnishsr. \,
as wishingt‘on at. Go. Nor-walk.
We Hire an Papers
on Your Walls
that have pleased you ever since we
put them on. Any more rooms to be
papered this year-2.
Our stock of Wall Paper represents
the very latest patterns. The selections
have been made from the 1907 produc-
tions .of the best factories.
Agent for the Robert Graves Ind
F. R. Beck Company. a. _
_——. W \
Crockery, Glassware. lieu-minim
lag Goods. Framed Pictures.
White Emmi Poles with fixtures
10°. - d“
Cloth shades, with ranges». ‘y
Window Shades and [tours Frame!
made to order.
Painting. Paper Hanging and bacon
sung.
We give the I. I H. Green Trading
“IMP.- m
L. 11' BECKER?
87 Washington Street.
Tel. Con. loath VNorvIValk'.
straits —-- imam“
Winslow's Best. “mowers" spas:
" "is. chm, Irma Straps, natty
‘ )
thirty Lorne-d
r"-
?U H "A!“ n ‘-
South ”walk,“ Conn.
TOL. 1:2. ? Lady Attendant.
in your [toluene is of too much import;
once i ulth and happiness to
m‘b Ital such work unless
mechanics, angler-
Sniffer! all it of the plum rig
Wu .. _ systems. My work it.
i‘QiWi' I. Conodlct,
lit. . amiss. volume.
.82.. “If! Mfw-tk. Conn.
‘ {.2 .1 h‘.
9% éfitments flnt 1 bar'-
7 in ailgated. and whiclt
hate been most rigidly -fnvestlgafed
hymn of the very host saloon and
professional“ men in our 7,“ vi
largo holdings with us, inns, o-
ommdnd these fnvestrnanlp .35.}
most intimate friends. ~ v‘
qrd will Mas wombat-sink,
or a. personal interview";I
16 South Main hire“.
1
r"?
”I
1MPL‘UMBING AINI} STEAM ,
HEATING. ?
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
srovss AND “We:
SLATE AND TIN .noorma
.l
Metal Cutting, tic:
Have you seen out-Clock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY ~
17 WALL STREET.
« seaward:
llailll Lille if] N. Y
for freight liniy
On and after Tuesday. January 8.
rural. Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28. East River, New York, (foot
of Dover street), every day (except
Sgrnfiiay), 18k? 4 pt In4 Freight receivm'
a orwa upo plum. Sou
Norwalk up to 5: 30 pm “V
NORWALK STEAMBOAT 00.
Analog J. amlthl Clc. Heisman.
Lessee. ‘ General Agent
ultra ”Not Bilil Your
Own Home?
Rents are advancing all the time
and desirable apartments are becom~
fag scarcer every day. We hnIe ts
number of very desirable homes fbn
sale. and can make the terms and
price right.
J. M. Layton a Go
INCORPORATED. .
5 Railroad Avenue. South Norwnlk
EVERY LADY’SBERESBING CHAM-
R
should be equipped with j: halal!
snow white, one piece "standard” For-
celain Enameled Lavatory ' .
Have you ever stopped to coalition
how delightfully convenient it. would
1.9 to have hot and cold running watch
In. your dressing chamber sleep-
lug apartment. of first floor boll’eil
'room‘! its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices, Dill
plumbers are strictly competent Into
chanics honest and reliable. , J,
Horace R. ”in
ceases MAIN AND was?“
THENEWy-Asss‘u,
HOTEL VICTORIA
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT. .*
EUROPEAN PLIAN.
and Electric “Lynn throughout. ‘V/
cry rodm he no .1
RATFB REASONAILH
finely stocked on. in com life.
‘A full "Yell“ Ara? Merl-sill O a-
dit 6010 ea c rate nos, gm
Cigars always on hands , ,,.», dill
[1" J. SULLIVAN; Propfletpg
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