I
rim-i
“fitted in one: manhunt a
) Tmni " River, at.
. ‘ l- m’mh tree.
1": fl RTE?“ h‘ “Gina’s Farina
\lwwwm 15th.
91‘“. m m Wattle 31.15.
‘ .llri‘il. Parachute, on the 7th. inst.
The Stamford GI: Light Company has
«is-vim I Ii: percent. animus) dividend.
.\ mm line of steamers, daily, has been
. «areal laws-cu East Bridgeport and New
. Yr-rk
.\ largo amount of machinery is constauv
.lrrix in: at thr' ncw Sewing Machine
. hp. Danliury
\Vr lrarn [last thorn in a prospect of the
- til) fi\uulpll03 of at‘liY!‘ work .on the
iniztriit lli Rnilroa-L
Formations are bring male for laying
inundation of the new depot at Green
. ;. ‘u l» is LI bc- one hundred and forty
». ~l lnnz. and It‘ undemand to be built of
~rl‘ :21le iron like that at Rye,
Tilc l 'atllolimnf Rcdtlinz are about to par-
Li
‘,
in la. will Episcopal Church on the ridge 1
.1 a “mix it for their use as a Catholic F
:~ 'x. ln‘l‘fld of building a new one on
‘ 7- lut ru‘ently purchased by Thomas Ryan.
~lam: E. Kane. agr-tl about eighteen years,
~~ «to: by John Hughes a: Rye Station
\ Y, our day last week. Both panic“
intoxivntcll at the time. It was
Knock wnun-l would prove
n.7,,
'm":ilt that
nlurtnl.
f‘ me! :rlur \‘coliuld. of the: New York 51
\‘o-a [lawn Railroad. was a few “ruins
finer. «mini-ml by the pruentalion to
him a ‘l qllvnllill gold-mounted ritln, from
".- .‘u-w Haven Arm; Company, Th? rifle
* 'v‘rllily mm! from 8300 to $400.
Fit-lay Ificrnoon, as the northern imuml
‘lal! M the Hunsntonic Railroad was ap-
-.. hm: .‘lrru insrille, the steam chest got
6'
a
v.9 u! “rd. r. and after etmggling along for.
J LllClll’l'ii
‘ mu “inn within a mile of thc villagv
1 n~ - ..t ailngvlher. Thl' conductor. Mr.
l" - - j. i
ll .tl't r waiting until the down train it?
l inf-lrmvd the cnginct-r of the accident.
"ml went. back into the baggage car. Thi:
': «:2 t'm n mural south. lillll while running
fifteen Ur twenty
:- » .;. h‘Ifl‘iWi a Lurvv an-i went craahing
’ 3-": lim dimblmi train. Both engines. “ere
»‘ true of
. Sturgis WI! mhghun, is turn-
ing out large power Filing presses at a
rapid rate.
Then is some talk. of instituting a lodge
of the Independent order of Odd Fellows at
South Farms. '
Mrs Roe] Hugo! Sonthington, has rodent-
ly completed a quilt for a cradle, containing
1.036 pieces.
A Gas Hill parrot barks so near like a dog
that every cat in the neighborhood has grown
prematurely gray.
i
Secretary Northrop has not acueptcd his
appointment to Japan, although consider‘
ing the question seriouzly and favorably.
A considerable number of the newly elect-
cd mclnbcrs of the House have already se-
lected seats for the session at New Haven.
A chemical Yale senior informed the pro-
fessor upon his examination paper, that; the
formula for sulphuric acid was S—T. 1860.
Ex-Gor English has just bought of Ed-
' win Marble the residence on the corner of
Grove andfihurch QU‘E’CIS, New Haven. for
$75,000.
A Mr. Newton. of New Havenlaw :chool,
has accepted Mrs. lookcr‘s chullcnjzc to a
public debut? of thv woman sutl'rugc (luvs-
lion.
Daniel N. L‘ulnp was clcctc-i Muyor of
Ntw Britain over Col. Frary. Mr. Camp
I‘L‘fllSL'S to qualify. anvl the OH mayor holds
llVl f.
The New Haven pcvpll- are planning the
crvction of a new opera house within the
squre included between Chaprl, Church,
Center and Temple atrects.
liitlgencld is visited with a new cattle div
case which is cullc-l plumpncumonia. ll i;-
. a violent and contagious divorce. null Qr‘ncr-
ally trrutinales fatally.
' :lgu. logt (-onaidcrulflc propPrty by tirv. ('Hltl'
John lialv, of tillilford. \‘~'hu.a it“ “rt-K“
5 mint-(l Nlicillc lty hanging Tuudu‘.’ muni-
=inu.
u Iiiiil «l to the llcput at )[crwinsvillo '
lix‘ was probably tlcrallgc i
Thr work Hi getting out timber for tuc i
non town hall in Southingtml has bL'CIl ("om-
t'm- Lcwh lttfillt'il‘l)’.\\ llirh has let-n fl‘lilUVC=l.
The Saturday lin-ning l‘nilul. of Ncw
"March. is about to change hands. and be
....A..
(‘onlluctrll 3‘ an organ of thc young lrish of .
that citizanll “ill prnlln'llv ~uppnrt Gvn
; Grant for prmitlcnl.
.
miles an ’
.ul-Y «l. ld‘t utlurwiw not much damage 3
nu linuL.
'31. Hip rm following from up: urltlgcl
~ :: litanllarwl: " On Friday night last, the 5
. final» of me liltlu Vlllagk‘ of Southport
\1\Ylli‘\\ hat dizturbcd lay the prcaenccof;
»la-_~. grub from ”It more thrifty part of '
.ill‘t;v Mic of tlu'ir number haVing in
*..‘ pow urlull a bucket of tar. Thcy cuter-
. ' x1 :l man up a tree Would not call
4 all m Ni rtwpcctnhlc character. nor of the
2';.~l.iullul>l-.. The cut/re: bring cficctcd,
pr-mmiel to apply the resinous sub-
- 7.. the head of the lady of tilt prem-
‘.l-l “ll” r~'. giving them an cntirc‘ncw
, L» .f «l m-rfall Some of thu inmates
I'll \‘aturtlay making their hc-‘t
lhc barber shops.
.1\
mu,» 1”“ ml
Westport.
iilllldll.f_’ c-pl :‘ationsarc actlrv in tau :1 jar.
Tl:-
: ,._ ‘ ilrizi't‘ly on. When finishagtl
iill".~l thoroughfare in town.
\lr- Francis Bennett. after u. mjourn l-l‘
.: u.‘.‘ mouth: with her son. in Schenectmlv.
\ \j 1:; ' tum-mil.
\‘l
it will he
:rrva‘: to llvr hosllv i'.
I
:‘L
:\‘,.l
31;). LMlLa. \Yl'igLL [00k
fut.- {mural of
‘ ' ‘ -f llct-vlzcd on
'.m i [1' T“li;‘i1f’l' (
All till: mini~tcrs in
im lied and attend-xi. \Yith the
Hf Nlr». “light. anulhrr ancient
itll ;:k is rcmzn ell. 52w who 84 yenrsnlxl.
‘lr lltlwzlrtl H. X3511, one of our wealth
.x ~' cilizvns. and Mrs. Mary Tuttlc. daugh-
- r n-l' )lrs. Lewis Partrick. were married at
l".=ri~t (‘lmrch. by thl- Rev John R. “fil-
:':l-n\. in the prr-acncc of a large congrega-
Tllt- bridal party
.‘I
l .‘llOUl‘t.
. rg»
‘l~'
rt-m. l'wlcru‘ay lllol'ning.
‘ fur Now York. :lll‘l
‘5- l‘k'i-‘t train.
.\ ‘sl-lw fll'i'ill \1ll Monthly < veiling Taliltl'
-. liltili‘ilt l til." :lrllr-r of such a: had made up
Ilu-ir lillliti\ that ‘pring nith its smiles hall
in truth l’eltll‘lll.tl. People should not be too
in lili- regard. In 1854.we remem-
i ”If, l-_v lllllC‘
«Ilium»
: 531:1‘ mow frll [u the depth of nghlet'fl :
l .t‘il"~ on April 17th. Thousands of robin;
'v‘H‘ll' - irir-r frozen ul‘ \llil’l’lfll to dt'flill. anti
- .lt~ that im-l llccn :uwn hull a sarry time
i f i 'l‘wluy is the 18th 1.0-: us St‘l' who;
1. 3:: l3. luring forth. Pu l..
. fl
The Governor’s Stnfi‘.
"-xvv-l‘zlnr Jawull iITIN’ matlc stnfi' appoint-
l:lli\ 'i‘, l'nllll“'~:
bliuumt lirnrl'.ll#.“. E. Mir“ in. .lr
ii . . L 'l
I! lfll'll'l'ltlfifiik‘l‘ ('ietlvlul- L, .A- Uli‘klll-I‘il.
.XCW
ii'LTlf‘)l'ii.
\‘ y. rgri yu (it‘ll
.‘x. .\ lluvcn.
i’aymaster General-“J. l). l-‘rury. .\2'\l
"fit-Jill.
l "Elll:il~:'£]l’" Hurtful—A. J. Berra. )rw
limtn
-. Er ~:£—r; Charles A. Jewell, Hartford; J. \V.
Kmlnlton. Bridgcplrt; H. E. Valentine,
Hartford
. 4’ _.fi_
Boiler Explosion and Loss of Life.
.\ most distressing accident occurred at
at»: Phwnix “'00ch Mill at Stafl’ord on the
10114 inst., the boiler attached to the dye
house exploding about 11 A. M. The cause
u” Ill? explosion was no‘ doubt. carelessnwa
.l; permitting the water 111 the boiler to be-
r me very low, as a few minuta before the
tsplusinn occurred, John Edson, in charge
”Mlle boiler. started a fresh supply from
the pumps. The boiler was an excellent
nun. as the tremendous force of the explos~
inn altcstcd,the boiler house bei «complete-
ly wrecked, and great damge tothe
main building and mailer adjmt bulld-
1112i. \Nith the em (if the tub!!!“
lion and one large section of the on .
the: boiler, 5 a. vestige of the boiler
- left within‘sight of its former matron.
' .w tubular-part was not moved,
2:: at right angla with it!
within the boiler. ' _
in even direction,smne of then
muses. 'he dome, weighing about five hun-
sevenl hundred feet
beyond, ii location _ .
rave passed over a large diam house 1::
z _. passage through the air. Otherenm-mons
fragments m m . 19m-
Blr. Edwin appeared tohaveletinfmdnn-
around
in. and to have passed the end 01
r mum at alanine-cl anointing
brain: prom;- 9 5‘3 n . BE. '
“is umdxfieo. but mu .m
lint two aha: were '
ruxiring a ;
bruises,
uytimtc n M‘ p‘
irierable. 1k. ‘
‘4 it" I '
that high;
we:
l“ 0' | ' '
"-79%“ l
'2.‘i.'\ llU‘JSC in the aforesaid neighbor .
oral—r [Dr F. J. “'hiltcmurc, I
l’rrnft'\~llr l.vi:l‘,lli~, HI Ylllt: Klan ll
llll‘ _\ our “5.: the Colllt‘hi in the lust llullllrml
years. and that there are only livc (IL‘L‘S l-ll
record of tho tllcrulnmrtcr coin}: lwluw zvln.
ill the mouth Hf March.
fill) ~
A xvi-low woman usual-«l B'ltll'c, Ht tilllliull
Valley. who is >:lili to lw in gcmll ll‘k'lllllHJV
l'uusml cun~idcrablc _ lll'
illgltrltitlll :llnzlllz llcr lll‘ighbor: by giving
to th- .‘i!:li~t"r.‘_ it‘ll-"l they
('ll-‘llulnlulll‘f‘a. llll‘
her tllrvt» lull»
dilln‘t Want to ‘5‘“
Shl-l‘llltlll ilruzu' litilll
Tilt)
cunt \ulv illltl count it ill oni‘ Lllly. Thur
nominalv vvcrylml‘ly up that, way to 3:t\‘C llll‘
ll fl\_ H" L
night. l!:l\t‘
. imprint Hf printing lickcb, and on cll-ctiun
winy chore in the entirc llil-l-Nory :lnrl tllt-ir.
from Bridgeport to Nun“ Iluvcn.
ztin: ml lzl lllt‘ ("ll‘\ lll‘ fvll into ll‘
A tall \\ ”mun “he :
Sllcchnn mlek'Ll the pill
‘ one Conn-r (-f
: \illing beside him.
-:1. of “hinting lll'.‘ Depot l‘l‘ml “‘lll'n hr ill'l'lVr‘l in New llilll‘ll. zlnrl thiuiw,
l
l
>h;-.rv of lln- county mull.
.\ tun hilfllll‘i‘li (lullill‘ diamond pin wan
quietly takcn from llll' shirt huwm of John
Sllcchzlll. whil'. he \\ as rx~turliing in the can
After ffl‘l-
um." ill
ill" ~czll
lh: " lull woman” “will it “illil‘ h? -l. l"
Thl l’ulhlvllzllu >3} :.
t’i‘l‘l’lt'xi on li.-c Cllllk'3“: ground: will i7“ thw
Puubody )luwtllll l: will l All‘lil’l from lll“
Art Gallery along: l'llapcl toward L'olllg“
Thc :lmnunt given by Mr Pulhmly
for this building was $150,000.
lions have been mmlc lvl thr fuuvl. flll‘l \\‘il"ll
U. rigi-i
it trachea $250,000 \\ ork will lu- < unim- n-rwl ‘
(in the bull-ling "
ixixllllr} i~ :iJ-llll irllillll'.ti ilitll il'ilfllill“.
All attcmxlt w”: ru‘ently made to (‘nil‘l‘ lll-‘
six-re ( t‘t'llllil‘tl lly l’rcaton 6; Gilbert. llut the
llnlée :twnlu-tlr‘d our of llli’ lirm \l’llt’) Fll'l‘li in
the store. and the burglar l]l')lililt"i a lu~l':c
which lie llml lll’l'\‘lllll>l}' stolen from llzt‘
stable. and main all. The home was rvcov-
(-rcd ill l’nllgllk-‘wp-im wlwrc llc llilli lml-n
tli-‘pnsrd of.
A cruel )lcriiltu lzltly kt‘rlR ull usage
umugc plant in hur parlor. mil has l'r-ccnlly
made two full blown
upon the l):ll‘l’l'il plan: All hcr fullllws :ltl-
mire thc “ uvvctrsmclling" fraud. \x'hilv smx
eral gmlllcmru have (llJM‘l‘VP'l lhglt tlu- half
blown illltl has O‘litfllt'i l-nnsills-l'nlvll' ~inm'
(hi-y firit rallrl
The Norwich liullclin gays: " A bout tour
wcvks ago a clergyman from )leridcn preach-
cd in our of the Norwich town clltlrcho:. It
was a line sermon. I.a>: Sunday :l. l'll‘l'flyr
‘. man from liaglevillu- preached in tln same
ilkMEc-L'nmp—Wm. ll. Hayward. (ol- :
church. It was a linta :ermon.
the identical n11? which was dolivcrctl there
3 lllontll previoui. Proph- nrt- mniou: in
kllm‘. uho wrote il '
.\ (i\\'l'lllllg on Liberty
bring pit-par: (1 for a convent. to bL‘ unllvr
the}chargc of four Sistere nf )[crcy who will
arrive from Ireland in a few weeks, and
open a mission school. In tho fall thc fuunA
dutions will he laid for a large brick edifice,
our hundred and fifty by seventy-five fact.
i and early in the spring following the hand-
. some and ornamental new convent building
I will be pushed forward to completion.
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£5; 5
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“W m . teen
' ion when . age,
fragments were thrown ‘
ALL SORTS.
A fact‘llflllt hagkman in Memphis llrovc a
duelling party to-a cemetery " so that they
might be buried without unnecessary ex-
pense."
A practical logic'mn in the Missouri legis-
lature clinched an argument against dogs,
the other day. by swearing that the money
expended in supporting 21,000,000 dogs in
the United States would buy 1.344.000.000
cocktails every year.
Alaw of England enforwd in the seven-
th century : “ All women, of whatever
rink, profession or degree, whether
virgins. wives or widow; that shall, from
and after this Act, impose upon, seduce and
betray into matrimony any of His Majesty‘s
male subjects. by Scents, paints, ixysmetics,
artificial teeth, false teeth, $panish wool,
iron stays, hoops, high-heeled shoes or bol-
stered hips, shall incur the penalty of the
laws in form against witchcnft, sorcery.
and the mm that the marriagempon
such conviction, shall stand null and void.”
Again! slum win in I Western city,
discovered confirm her law: in: about
fificmgfiwnw .3112 therein»
tom her to take
13. i~: to be Crf‘t'lt‘il on the silt- «if:
t ll‘ctivul ‘
Ruth :1 long tirkvt tlll-y .
’Il‘ilt l:t'.\.:’. 1. L:luli.._j-
>ollu fliilll' .
flowers and one lllllf ;
(\w-uctl hull of \Vllllt‘ “'3‘; and lll8(‘(‘\l [hull .
But it was .
Jl'ttl. .\ll l'iden, is "
He haiku: left for dead .
fields jehcre the Southern chiral wai
worsted, but under the skillful ’trea t of
the surgeons and tender cure of a
eyed hospital nurse had regained his lease to
life, but lost the heart wining-£3 t his to
lose. Taking advantage of the report of his
death. he came to the North, and under an
assumed name married his hospital fairie.
\Vith her hr- livcd happily till the fall of
1870, when death took her away. Then at
his deserted hearthstone the blonglyfaan
thought of his. Southern love, and iii old
passion returned. He yielded to the yearn-
in;r to see her again, and with three children,
the fruit of his marriage, went back to “ ole
Caroliny.“ and shamed and trembling pre-
sented himself before hcr. She. on her
part. forgot and forgave him all, and has
taken the vows which make her :l mother to
his children.
The Troy conference of the Methodist
Church i: a. clerical life insurance associa-
tion. During the past your three of the
members have died and there was due to their
wives about $1.300 cach. Over $3,000 was
collected and paid over to thc representa-
tives of the deceased (‘lcrgymcu This is
one of the cheapest life insnnnco associu.
lions in existence, and is unurgumcnt in
favor of the Cooperative plan.
FOB I‘OOKING‘ 0R PL.-l.\"TL1'O.
Emly' lilac, Peach Blon a. Gurnct Chili.
Prince Albert or English Kidney: also Peer-
lvifi. Bret-it's No. 6. also a grncml armori-
mcnt 0f : of .
PEAS FOB ownsu.
l Tom Thumb, Early Kelli», DanielOfRnurkt‘.
gllc‘l.eIn’s Admoer, Clan-plot of Eng»
v land. Blue.1mpcrlnl,‘ White Marrowfm,
lBlack Eyed Mnrrowfttfl Also a general
: a<snrtmrnt of _
GARDEN. SEED,
,JOHN HUTCEINGS.
Main Street, Near Ely's Blocks
.
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Removal of
B.~&RBER SIIOP.
l
i 'l‘HE ulnli-r-iuncll llnve removed their pine of hurt
I lness to the bIIrmeut oppollte the “ Old “'0.”
Hotel." Thvy have fitted the place up very neatly,
and arc prr‘parr‘d to “Will upon Ill who in- patronlxc
, them. in thclr usual first. class style. rusting the
l public will give us all the patronagv- we (inch-e and
i no more. is all we dc~lre.
i
can“ mi a I.
7: a: I. nihnficfi. ‘
1 rlr-l (‘Iaoul Board. '
ll \\ l.\l- inn-.11 :hc LlL‘l‘lSu on “all: llrce! known
2- !h-» Alum-mar. Ll}: Ham: and rc—fllrliE-hvd and rl~
' fittf‘d il in llu- bmt HIEEUC'. wt- arr prv-pslmd to attorn-
or bln’rfl" p-nmu with board. b} the
llllulhl l’t‘lll;ii“‘
. . .
din nr “"1‘k at rvumlnabll- rah s The Situation la one
bl’ah will be fut
m‘ vh. inn»: l'l0‘l'lsllll in NW r-lrj'.
wn-
L
MJ‘
? Mum NEWYURL
' nonrandom“.
THE SPLENDID. AND FAST STEAIER
YWHITE;
agricua.
CAPT. .:. 1n. Lulu,
9:: AM) AFTIE noun.” nuances, A23. 22.
mvumanx all morning (Entity: a-
caphd)It'l:0.Monu-ri at the uni-imbu-
Dm’! HAN-iv amen. _
, . Poe-Bug: baggagewnveyed to and from the
defile)! at th - om It without extra charge.
turning leaves New York. from Pier 3'1, Eat
Rl er. foot of Market street. at 2:45 and from Pier
foot of Thirty-third street, Baal River. at 3 o'clock
r. x.. (Sundays cxct’ptcd).
magnum “ ' n righting
FREIGHT AT PROPELLER RATES.
Refreshments of Ill kinds served on board.
8. EvNcl White, for New York, connects It
South Norwn k with the 6:18 rain to “wand
the 6:12 P. I. train to New Ivcn; also. wit the
train from Dnnbnry which arrives at South Norwnlk
a: 7:10. and from Sew Haven at. 7:46 A. x.
m.‘§rmn—r>¥nopnrun£s:
City of Nolwall or P. F. Brady,
Will leave from each cull. "f tlu- route crcry t‘l'cfllllg.
I’mducc.nlaewllbutgmir cmmidou.
Fri-ight at old packet rates.
All persons an- forbid trusting any of the old
ployccs of eithvr of the above boat:- on account of
the owners thereof. '75-".
\i \.\l'FAL‘l’l'lll-ZRS OF AND lthkLEllr' IN
Lumber, Sash, Blinds, Doors, &c.,
BALLUSIERS, NEELLS, &C.,
A ND RAILINGS.
FUR RTALRS
Elohim SlW'fig; b13611 Ml'fsé.
Planing: leld Turning:
Walnut, Cherry, Ash. \Vl’lllrw’null,
A12, constantly on hand.
\\ unis xrlll THE srnmnoxr human.
13.?» lo “LIE 'I‘gé‘usiren.
n. l. TOLLFH
60-"
Him I.
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c. l- TOLI1~ n. a. Ansrtx,
Soulh Noruulk. Nov. 17, 1870.
NOW ls THEMTIME!
1} \‘0t' “ .\.\T A HOK'SE or an other building
of \vllulnm-rcr style or class. bu h by the any or
contml-t. with or without material, all at tho shop,
Foot of I‘mnflii Mallet-ltd “GM“.
4221. Airs) .;¥m polygamy
(S I V l‘) l'.— \ ( ‘.\ 1.1..
lurlmxn. sunnwoon ll ('0.
tinned 3‘. uuurs lo Iccolumotlntc [nu-oat W
7 - - w»- .. «‘«o‘:
Raymond Brothel-n.1,
on” offering for sale It loucal pric « 1
l
I! radlcg ’3 Super Phospale. i
DOZeIIg‘s Phosphate. .
(‘oc’s Phosphate. i
l‘lltLZNlX (if‘;\.\'()
ll:l\'l‘1l.~‘"(ill;ltln. ‘
Lister Brothers’ Bones. '
SOFT}! Nolifi' A LR. (‘ONN
m mrs .\ Ni) SHOES.
-‘ \-
-\tt ention -\ll 2
P. anouson & co.,
ll.lll fin. .l lii‘tl‘ :l l«r__- and “filth; n:vvr!:...ull of
ROOTS AND SHOES.
0}" TB!)
14.\'1‘ ES'I‘ 5'1“ ' 1,155,
J h”. Hex man. ‘3 ll huxnuolvv.
\\ F \l l'TurllP. H .‘l. llurr.
T‘J-‘Jlll HOL'TH _\tlll\\'.\l.l{,
”~ch
ST .\.Vl VINO. .'
H. H. PRITCHARD,
no“ prrpurcd 0 do bmmplu
1: ~ for Braiding and
Emir (leijg om. anv and
Also hik- t'nr Z '
Pillow Shams, Handkerchiefs, Etc.
4.... r—-~o-
“.l if ONE DOOR WEST OF P. U
.7- ’5’" .zgfi'séa. doc-“H...” ,3; A}..-
.» . -. -' ' ._ ;.,;
ironéliléi
M U S I C ,
anllflsfcllllls'lllIluills.
Ollc Bl'mlbllr) ‘A No. ‘3. figure Grand l‘iann.
0m: Ambler & Co‘s Squlm Piano. full tone. been
in use 1W1) yearn. A flV-‘c year guarantee given with
t-ithcr instrument.
(Inc 5 ovun'e Rosewood Case rtdllc Milk-doom
All to bc sold CHEAP FOR C SH. Also the sheet
.‘Iusii‘ stock of Buckingham and Dlsdrow. For par-
ticular: enqulrc M
n. n. msnuow,
Box 37K. Sol TR Yum“ xix. or at Ohio? of Sun» “.5
73721 LOCK Conraxr.
X E“' 111K I] II".
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BOOT a: SHOE mfibmot
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A New Boarding and Day School,
FOR
GIRLS AN 1) YOU KG LADIES
will be opened April to. at West Wing?
Rev. C. W. dc Mrs. Sharp, Principals.
The school is conveniently lomted nest the Poet.
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and t I Jew minutes walk m Norman
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Pulls, Tubs, Well Buckets, in, Jan.
ltgent For
Pratt’I “ Astral 011.”.
WIn-anted SAFE and me from can. mile-ll and
smoke
ALFRED KNAPP.
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Feeling coaflont that during the put year he has
established a repntl Ion as neg'IrdI perfect fitting
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ready for inspection. his new and fret-h
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Tasteful Spring Overcoats.
NOBBV BUSINESS SUITS.
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splendid ler of boot.- yon have on.“
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