"'rrvvited gush.
’ pledge within twelve months.
9 and a profound political thinker.
7 (h
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' IOU?“ NORWALIK “€103le . 1881'-
TE“! 1‘! ll \ 3(‘3.
7hr lIuttrr Rm 5 "rider this Heart
in (hmfribufed by in. 'il'. (2‘. T. Union.
The Stat. “1 C. 'l‘. l‘. Convention.
The fourteenth :i-xruil convention of
tho Woman‘s Clm tiaii Temperance
Unionxnf Conncci‘cizt will he held! in
Washington Park M. E. church. East
Bridgeport. Oct. 19. 20. 2t. beginning at
1.30 p.m.. \Vedueaday. Oct. ii). A re-
ception will begiven to the convention
by the W. C. T. 1". of Flint Bridgeport.
\thneeday evening. to which all dole-
gateri are cordially invited. On Thursday
evening the exercises will be in charge
of the Y. W. C. T. U. of the state. assist-
cd by Mm. F. J. Barnes. national super-
intendent of young woman‘s work. On
Friday evening an address will be deli-
vered by Nina Francis A. \" illard. presi‘
dent national W C '1'. U.
eruced railroad return ticket swill be
givi n. Delegates will be recognized by
the white ribbon. Collationa will he
provided for delegate. and specially in-
All visitors will be cordi-
ally welcomed and those bringing thiir
own lunch will be furnished with tea
and come. It is desirable that every
local union be fully represented. and
that such delegatea be appointed as “'lll
pledge themselves to attendance tinting
the entire convention. We also ask that
at the meeting of each local union just
ptcceeding the convention. special way—
er be offerrd for the blessing of God up-
on our work
Mas S B. Foiiiinx l‘rcriids nt.
M. M. Avoid-ms, Cor. Sic.
Death of John ll. Finch.
John B. Finch. cliniriniin of the execu~
tivo committee of the National l’rohil-L
tion party. and chief of the Independent
Order of Good Ti-inplars of the. world.
died suddenly of heart disease in the
mom depot laat Month-iv evening, upon
his return to that City after an address
in Lynn. ‘
Ilia rudden demise urine with :i terri-
blc shock to his tluusandzi of personal
friends. though it was known to some
that he had heart trouble. II:r always
enjoyed the best of health until three
years ago, when heart diaease first show-
ed itself. He was urgently advised lJ
give up a portion of his work. but refus‘
'rd to do so. and lth‘rnlly “died in the
harness.“
John ll l‘iricli “a4 him in t‘lir-oniuu
countv. .\ Y. March l7. tofu. tie it -
ceivcd :i tla<sic§il and legal ultit iitioii
and practised hh‘ prof: S‘li n to a \Illt‘ r x-
trnt. but low life was chiefly devoted to
temperance and prohibition work.
When a little boy he showed spccial in-
terest in that cause. and at fourteen
years of age wan chosen grand lodge
lecturer for the Male of New Yul k. In
i870 he married Frances 1i. )lltllt‘llt‘el-‘f
of MoGrawvillc, N. Y. '
He has always been a leader in the
Good Templar ranks, and hundreds of
thousands of persons in various parts of
this country have taken the total abstin-
enceplcdge in movements led by him.
His most conspicuous service in this line
was in Nebraska in 1877. when he led
the “red ribbon movement.“ in which
more than 100,000 persona look the
lIe en~
ten-d the right worthv grand lodge of
G 0d Ternplnra in 1878. and in 1884 was
cboden right worthy grand teuiplnr.
Mr. Finch was active and influential
in politics from his early manhood. He
who democratic in principles. and at first
Voted with that party. At that time he
believed that the only success in temper.
ance work law along the moral suasion
line. Experience and thorough study of
the question, however, convinced him
that moral auasion was largely futile
while on powerfully counteracted by the.
legalization of the saloon traffic. Hence
he worked for temperance legislation
along the non-partisan line. One year
he Worked for the election of a republi~
can governor in Illinois on the ground
that he was a better temperance man
than his opponent. Mr. Finch was com-
monly known as the “father of high~li~
cenae" in Nebraska. but speedily saw the
utter folly of that course and confessed
himself ashamed of it. 'Ill 1884 he went
with Francis Willard and others into the
republican national convention at Chica~
go to try to occurs a Prohibition plank in
that platform. The signal failure of this
attempt,ooupled with his previous ex-
perience. then ripened Mr. Finch into an
aggressive. uncompromising advocate of
the third party. and thenceforth he de-
voted hia whole life and wonderful pow~
era to that end.
In lest, be war ohorou chairman of
the executive committee of the National
Prohibition party. a position for which
~ be vraa recoguiaed an preenilnently fitted.
During the part two year. he has travel-
led utonaively through all part: of the
country attending to his official duties.
‘ and lecturing. working everywhere for
the oomiuou canon of humanity along
7 tho intimately related lines of total absti-
action for the individual and total pro-
: hibitiou of the intoxicating beverage
tune for the auto. Hera-u one of the
heat informed temperance workora in
the world; both in wienco and from ob-
urvation. ;
He vraa an orator of rare grace and
power. a treaohant and forcible writer,
Ilia
book.“'l'lio Pwplo va. the Liquor Tame."
publiahod in 1883. stamped him a: one
of the foreman and 7. original political
mice! tblo malty. Ia ‘ tho aamo
lilo public diocursioua with 'Dio
uh allowed iiia woudorful power as a
Condor. the St. Johuoarnlllitn of 188%
M bf. a remarkably ragaotoua and
W political manager, and gave liiin
an Ioador of tho Prohibition
”which be bat ever attics hold with-
vigil-iron. nhroplyto burnout-i
likml
orncudraent contort fut
{_ in a mrplooo of political
_ toratiou. ,
in his lecturer: and writings. has hiid and
will ever have a faint-aching iniluinon
upon American thought and action. The
name of John B. Finch will yet stand
out .3003 of the brightest and heat in
American history.
A “or; Narrow Etienne.
“Yea, I‘had a very narrow escape.“
.aaid a prominent citizen to a friend. “I
was confined to my bed for a year am.
my friends gave me up for a consump-
tive‘ a grave until I began using Kemp‘ s
Balsam for the Throat and Lunga. and
here I am. sound and hearty.‘ “ You w ill
find it for uale by I. M. Hoyt. Druggist.
Price 500. and $1. Sample bottle f ree.
” 'rii'o unfi'roiid'roEn.
The Bridgeport Standard of last Tuea‘
day contains the following: “It appears
from information gathered by a Stand-
ard reporter that the village or town to
be laid out by the Consolidated road will
be located in the town of Milford upon
hind extending east and north of the
Naugatuck junction. The agents of the
road intend to secure 640 acres in that
vicinity, and a considerable portion has
already been negotiated for. Isaac \V.
Goldsmith of Milford has been quietly
engaged for the pair. few weeks in ne-
goilatilig with Milford residents for
various tracts of greater or less rize
along the lineof the New York and New
Haven road from the Junction half way
to the center of Milford on the north
side of the track and from the Junction
nothwanl along the lluusatonic river
nearly up to Baldwin‘s platform. on both
sides of the Naugiituck track.
(hid I-‘ellou n‘ Aaaas‘amonts.
The macaroni-n13 for October of the
Odd Fellows Mutual Aid are now out,
and must be paid by the 22d inst. This
is .lllt‘ first laid under the new graded
provisions. There are two death benefits,
one for $2,000 and another for $1.500. and
the amounts will be as follows: Meni-
hers under 25 years holding full bent lit
1.40. three quarters benefit 1.20; betureen
25 trill 30 years, full benefit 1.58. three
on ilit‘f‘i benefit 1.30: between 30 and 35
\i- l,il'.“ 1.". 'i and l 50; lltl“ con 35 and 10
L 30 and; ‘ (30: betuctn 40 and 45. ‘ 9i) and
L 10. bleH‘t n {:1 and ill), 0 00 and 3 “0
This month toinph trs_ the 2‘i‘ih Vtttl‘ of
the association. during 33 liich lime rit hair
paid :i‘lt’i dt lilli t lniiiu
1 ~e Li: rle Quaker Pill a: purely \cgc-
table . small. and pit again to liikt.
B(\\‘\Q% cross. or troubled \vitli
“indy (‘ollc_ Teething l’uiiia, or
Stomach Disorders. can be relieved
at. once by using Ackcr's Baby Soother.
it contains no Opium or Morphine,
hence is safe. Price :25 cents. Sold by
i‘ranl. ll. llrixlor ,
\\'oiiderfiil Cures.
\\'. ll. llnyl & (Kn. wholesale and re-
laél «lriiggiszs of It mic. (la. shy: "\Ye
have liccri soiling Dr. King‘s New 41.57
covery. Electric hitters and Bucklcn‘s
Arnicn Snlve for two yin-ire. Have never
bandit d remedies that sell in “‘t'll or
give such universal satisfaction. There
have been some \v Ulld! rful l. on s ei‘l't-czed
bi thew ilit dlt‘lllt s in lliist it_i Severn!
cases of pronounced consumptim have
been entirelv cured by tiwe of a few bot.
flee of Dr. King‘s New Discovery taken
in connection with Electric liitlcrs. \Vc
guarantie them always. Sold by Geo.
ii. l’laisted. $33431
that are frctful. peevish,
lcusan
Qoncooxcws 2...... ‘gn “23;:
results. are Ackcr’a Dyspepsia Tablets.
Recommended by physicians and endorsed
by all who have used them. The best
remedy for Dv spepsia, nutrient-Land Con~
stipat‘iou. Guaranteed, and sold at 25c. by
Frank 11.13 rater
Acllie. rushing and iii liable.
Geo. B. Plaisted. l tin always
be relied upon. to carry in stock
the purest and bi at goods and
to sustain the reputation of being active.
pushing and reliable by recommending
articlis with well iatahlishid merit and
such as are popular. llnv ms: the Agen—
cy for the celebrated Dr. King‘ 3 Ne“
Discoi cry for Consumption, colds or
Congli‘l will sell it on ptxsitii e guarantee.
It \iill surely cure any and every affec~
tion of Throat. Lungs, and Chest and in
order to prove our claim. we Mk you to
call and a get a Trial Bottle Free. 833 13'
alwa s have
’r’x’t 'i\\.g\\\ “kg, 5 3,1,,
%othor at hand. It is the only safe
medicine yet mado that will remove all
infantile disorders. It contains no Option
or Hawkins. but. lves the child natural
can from pain. rice 85 cents. Sold by
Frank ll Baxter.
Syrup of Figs.
Manufactured only by the C ilifm nia
Fig Si riip Cm. Sun Francisco. Girl" in
Nature‘ a On ii True Laxative. This plea-
sant California liquid fruit rained may
be had of Geo. B. Plaistod. Sump a bot.
ties free and largo bottles at. lift cents
or one d )llltl‘. It is thc. most p easant.
prompt and effective remedy known to
cleanse the system; to act on the Liver.
Kidneys. and Bowela gently yet
thornughlv: to dispel Headaches. Colds,
and Favors; to cure Constipation. Indi-
taxation. and kindred ills.
M--.7..__..77~__m_....~_
Advice to Mouton.
Are you disturbed at rii ht and broken
of your rest by ii nick chil suffering and
crying with pain of cutting teeth? If
so. send at once and geta abottle of
MRS. \VIVRLOW‘S Soo‘ruixci SYRUP won
Grumman Tam-nun. lta value l8 innat-
culable. It will relieve the poor little
sufferer immediately. Depend upon it.
mothers, there is no llll‘lltikfi about it.
It cures dysentery and diarrhoea, regu‘
late- the stomach and bowels. cures
wind colic. softens the gums. reduces
inflammation, and gives tone and energy
to the whole system. MRS. \‘lr‘ insnow‘s
Soo'rmno Svncr roa CHILDREN Tait-rm
no is pleasant to the taste. and iii the
prescription of oned of the oldest and best
female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and for sale by all
druggiota throughout the world.
85 cents a bottle.
Buoklon’a Anton Salvo-
Iho beat Salve in the world for Cute,
Sores. Ul Salt Rheum,
Fever sores. Tartar, appod Hands.
Chilblaias, Corns, and all Skin Eruptiono,
and boaitively carer Piles. or no pay re-
quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect
oathfactiou, or mono refunded. Price
85 cent: gar box. Geo. B.
Plaiated, vralk and South orwalk.
{locum knittin-
Ask sour \gropor _ and ruffietnau for
39°"! Barnes (0063-
dooh are flat club and free from -
Shouldo Bmkfaat
b and rings are
in New Haven. Gt.
Sunk“ S\:9. “”1:
”WW.
Price
819-13
and duties of tho oitiaon. .- brought out
POWDER ~
Absolutely Pure.
This \vdir newr varies A tunnel of punt].
alrcrigt and “llDlt somencse. More icauioniical
than the ordiniiri kinds. and cannot be POlil in corn
petition with ihi multitude of low rem shun iii ight
alum or phosphate ponders. Sold onli in can:
Royal Baking l owdcr t‘..o 106 \3 all Strut \' Y.
HumPi-iREvs'
m
‘ Manual of all gait-sea,
. nun iiixriintra ii. n.
. I..C;;I.Y BOUND IN
(‘lx YI‘II rind GOLD
‘ ‘AILI‘J! FRI}.4§§ZND§TQIP.
Mm mas. uncle.
I“\evero. ( “animation. Inflammation. ..
vow? ctor-m 1‘ ever. \‘r on: who...
‘r3‘ltlc llo. (it-Tot: hingof Infants.
inn-lion” of t‘liildi-t i or Adult s ...... .
l
in
g?“ llilziflfijfru?
all
2
\‘ i l food 2%;
euro n m.
‘ headlight»... Sick ll
_9MEOPATl-ll0
II a sin 1 iii m l\t r: inch .........
slim-c “‘9 malarial: til) . ‘3.
= Bl.
i Halt Rheum. r1.
5 Rbcumntiqm. it . u. ~ rife
a tit: ixzti .3
Furor are d
I’llcsz. “ii:
i (hr ‘ntnrth l
t \3‘ hooiiine i din b. \ i l
. .. li‘. h‘l‘llitgd
Kldik 3 l bronco.
.\t rv mu hr‘bili"
; 3
ii ‘3. lim-
'-5-. . ---i
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A
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ad. "
1.. Diseajcsu t2: -1
s P E C i F l C S .
\‘t‘ l l-\ llfiltP‘iS' .crs it pastxmid on ml
prize-LIN llli't‘. 5.. HM. lti‘Ji‘alto-St. \Lfi:
SHORT HINTS
7~ ~>—- 3 :(lN;
l L- L,
social l-Ziiqrrct ic.
L‘uill1lllitl {u m t’ it lulu! ill: II» .xf. - curl.“
on _!]it Sll bi <1 (51‘ ‘-lu if lr'cifil'ilrr. "
l‘lill ‘H. 4!‘ ““3”.
This book should be in every
di*>il‘llll5 of knowing “The pimp. r thing
to do." \Ve rill desire to behave proper
ly and to know “but is ilie best so i ml
of mariners. “‘lint shall we icz‘it ii t or
Chllllft ii. that they may g . out i in 'll-
world iv» ll bred men and women ‘
“SHORT lllNl\‘ contains tli-1a- -
swer. and will be mailed to any flvlillrts
postage prepaid on receipt of prim-
SPECIAL.
Until further notice we will mail each
of our friends ll copy of the above valu-
ablebook gratis and tree of postage. if
they “ill mail no 15 wrappers of Dob-
binii Electric Soup.
By folding up the wrappers as you
would n newspaper, the [airtime will
only be. 2 cts.
Always put. your full name rind ad-
dress on the outside of the bundle and
write the word Etiquette also and
then no will know who sends it.
1.1.. CRAGIN 3: Cu,
PHILADELPHIA. anx.
tk‘b-lv
family
SEYMHURBRHS
For fine goods in,
Maple Syrup.
N. 0. Molasses,
'l‘ciis & Coffees,
call on ‘ us.
——FINE—
Ci't-iiiiicry and Dairy
Butt-or.
ii. specialty
Call and secure a line Pros-
ciit with ovcry can of
J iicob’s Absolutely l’iii‘c
Baking Powder.
What Soap do you use ‘9.
You know Ivory is the best.
Call and get a cake. or a doll
luvs-worth and look at. the
Lady on Exhibition.
Sperry & Barnes ,
Harris, Lord, Pork. etc...
a specialty with us.
A Fine Line of
Toilet Soaps
Just rec’d and sold way down
A choice selection of
Confectionery
constantly on hand.
Bin lllBlS
' “catwalk. -.
CITY FOLKS
VAN'I‘A! i F. To
EllilllllSlllli
--A'l‘ THE OLD STAND OF—-
T. BURR GUYER & SON.
SPRIN GWOOD.
ALL ORDERS FIL
FIND l'l‘ TO THEIR AD-
'l‘lli\ DE \VITII US
GIVE US A. TRIAL.
£15397?“ v
mils
LED PRDMPTLY.
Elegant Body Iii usselis .Ciiltwl. 906.
800-. and 900.
bang, 50c.
Spring Rollers ltllrc.
complete, 43c.
Embossed Gold, 40c. to 50¢. per roll.
\Vithout Gold. Tc. to 20¢. per roll.
Cottage Suits. {USN Piece-a.
Bedroom Suite $2) up.
at Low Prices
it) hand and laid by l‘r. u lit .il l p‘i lo. ri
w ithout Extra charge.
CARPETS!
The Largest Stock to select from of any store in the State at
LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH.
up,
lleuvy Iiigraii-e, 45c.. 50c..
Window Shades
HOLLAND Sll allES good quality. on spring roller-s “ith fringe. all ready to
L‘ORNICE I’OLES
All lli ass Poles and Trimmings $l. 00
WALL PAPER,
l.\l \lEN.\I£ STOCK OFIN Eliv PATTERNS.
Plain Gold. new styles, 25c.
FURNITURE.
Ash Bedroom Suits. #23 up.
’.iilurSu t~ iiiilreiil \ aricty, Bedding. Bed Springs. Etc. ..
l’orti‘ r.— Lic-i (‘ or! i us Lilnl‘l‘vt‘ullis.
your house complete \ .i: i he inn-id li re at l.\v it” iiiiiii City Prices. Carpets sewrd
and employ the l»\~t ourkrur'u in (Eh h bran: ii of our basilica. Goods Delivered
C. E. SMITH',S
No. ‘3. Atlanti. . 2., Corner of Broad. (Opposite the Presbyterian, and Baptirt
Churches.
STAMFORD. CONN.
F» l::.hli~il ed iii N.“ \’urk C itv BM. 3.
Ele .tiini Tapestry Brussells 00c 700.
at d Gut Extra Linn-ll Ingrai no 759.
w ith Brass Trimmings
in .35 per roll
\Valnut and Cherry
In fact anything to iarn: sh
1do as fine work as any city 3 nu:-
Contain no
poisonous
drugs or
i \
'l'lic raged fin
their Der-Jilin”; \curn.
It. stands all tests
Quaker Bittera
minerals.
And will Cure 1h apt para. Jaundloe. Liver Complaints. llendachea. Loa- of Appetite.
Illlioila tattoo !| No ruiuuricaa. Summer- Complain". l’llon. Laaaltude. Low Still-ill.
General Debiiiu . and. in for t. tin-r) thing (‘auacd by an lmpure state oftho Blood.
or Devan cd I ondltion of tin \‘tuumi Ii or Liver.
3 in ttl' .-\i\l-; It "111‘ l; l\~ a (.entle. Soothing Stir-“Ilium. an Dealnble in
Berlin [Bialir llBllll'BB CB, Protease, BL, for circular and earls
(Al'- AKER l-l’l‘T His hain bet u in the. market L“) your and have
p"0\'l lllflt ihey ‘M‘h‘a‘ a the int-til! no claim for them any one purchaiiliig a bottle of Quaker Bitten. and
If“! “1|th liio lhtr .~ r f it crii thaw th it the) have removal no benefit from it: it mean have their money
tritium-druid \h but! 3 authorize rill dealers to return the amount paid.
UAKER IBI'I‘TERS PURE“
Q ’ VEGETABLE
An old Quaker Remedy, coniposedof Roots, Herbs and Bar its
Most Complete Spring Tonic Ever Used-
‘Vcll Iinoavn and in Uso the last. .24 l’cars.
been thorn: litly tested; and to
oiAMONDS,
Rings, Lace Pins, studs
and ldll‘l‘lllgS
WATCHES,
in Gold and Silver crises
of late“. designs. Gold
it ii (1 Silver Cliatcliiln
Watches. and Chains.
Rogers Silver Ware.
Pebble Spectacles and
Eyeglasses.
Diamond work and Fine Watch and
French Clock repairing a Specialty.
A. S. FERRIS.
if E W E I.- E R.
Opposite City Ilotel.
Souquorwalk. Conn.
J. 1‘. ‘Peckwell.
than. murmur».
Conn;
Being unable to manufacture
HARNESS
“Wodfiluge t have taken tho
“quanta-northern“ WNMW «mm
m lathe-autumnal.“
Harness, Saddles. Halters, Sur
cingles. Collars, 8w.
__ fine Runes-comer.
BABBEB HOSE,
Ste p Ladders,
CARDEN TOOLS
W 8. [ill] ails
HARDWARE STORE,
Music Hall Block.
AFULL manor
Loginii ii and Martinez.
PREPARED PAINTS.
A PURE ARTICLE.
WEST NURWBLK.
$850, 00
Will buy one acre of land ftglfllng. on.”Id the Main
street vritn Louie. contain In;
The premium are in good condition. well shaded and
bar cousiderab‘e fruit on them.
$2, 600.00
Will tiny ten acres of land four of which front on
the Main street and to no on the in a good house
containing It won“ la: ._- i turn: and carriage bouts.
The building-ii arc in t sci-llcnt condition and an
in“ shaded
on tiara it ill exchange for' city propertv or if said,
will allou ifdesired part of piirchaae money to rv>
man: on nioitguge.
EAST NflRWALK
Two desirable residences hath in excellent can
ditiou-Priccs msonabl e and terms early.
Ellllllli Bl Nelson Tailor,
Real Estate
Exchange Rooms.
and
“'ashlug‘ton street. 50. Nor-walls.
CURE
an tbctmblcs inc!
.tcli' 4‘- DZ-
alkrcxdiii .
marl:-
it ' “St ioniz—
l'
90:11:: y “at.”
:1:l.ou.th~. .1. 1.-....3..-
ACE-E E
n. r _-.
15:: 12.13605:th '1? Kim:
:Cmtrs Lil '. ‘ V
\“waleL
CARTL‘“: L'w""1_";-i£l CO”
now 1 xi: tit}.
THE NEW AND BEGAN]?
—chl~l Akin—-
“JENNIE MINE”
SEWING MACHINE
IS THE BEST. BUY no OTHER.
The LADIES FAVORITE. because
it iii LIGHT RUNNING and does
such boautifixl work. Agonta‘ Favor-
» ite.beoauso it. is aquick “decay-01102.
AGEK‘IS Will“ Ill UNM‘ClJflRll “BIN“.
.‘I‘D '0‘ amount»
lllllE MANUFACTURING 60.
In. Sari ll llirii Purl Strict,
ALBANY. N. Y.
SH
Best in the World
ran. an. vans.
MWARDEDO HIGHEST 0 MEDAL”
‘Ifllil. am
“I ”VIMIML U0! 09:3!
nmumnuumw
CANDIES
ALL KINI)S.
First Class
BAKERY
CORRUOOPIAB. 0;“? TOYS. and a l‘lli *
Micron-acumen”.
If. I.” one.
IMRIIRO.
mmmm
ABSOLUTELY PURE.“
um. court.
W,.mfl..—HM
Batili Balm & Bi
W001] BABTBLS.
Doors,
Sash, Blinds,
HARD W001] no
()1 All Iiinds.
Large Stock of Columns
for Trimming
Plate and Steel Glass.
S’I‘EA i‘l SA‘VING,
P L A N I N G A N D
TU“»£\ l“‘o
Lumber yard between railroad
and carriage bridges.
Bill at fill of Marshall Sll‘BBl.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Batch, Bailey B Bu
&$IL\Q&=\ §§§sfiy =&=&&&g
The Best in the Wadi!
SPERRY & BARRES’
BREAKFAST
BACON
SAISABE
TERESTIITE
mm.
Our KETTLE LA!!!) to Strictly Pure
and Free fr~o____m All Ad ulceration.
mumrmmnin.
w. mmcmfif—“M Mi... 0...
bummourmmlo'm.
Sperry dz. Barnes,
new HAVEN, court.
31-“
EM l'lillYlll-IST OFFICE
and
THE J I'STLY CELEBRATE”
Challaiie Ice Cream Benet.
50 MAIN ST.
Allovduaforicecmandgencral naming
promptly attendul to. First clan in all respect; 0
den solicited.
B. D’A RTOIS.
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