an:
There § Are Davs
When You Can’t -
Lay Up a Centlfi
But they are few and far between if you
are up-to—cato encugh to know that good
durable shoes, such as we sell are cheap-
er in the long run, than the trashy kinds
This week we are Offering great bargains
1
and it will? pay you to drop in and look
" at some of them.
Trolley cars pass the
(10011; matism winter before last It came the detectives are hot on his trail and say ’13 i m g
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‘ back on her the last winter, and a half thsgltgelydwgllalgzvc 323.1313: the bank 31°“. 3 51$ opes to match, 10c. _
bottle, 81 size, relieved her agaln, and said that the body OI} Frederick Baker, whd E33 33, 3 3 3 ., 5:, Stamp plates, 12 and 15c.
3h? grilliohgiileao‘ly $915301?) Stgcg'fri on d was drowned on Saturday in Long Island 33:9. 3 : 3.:\ _;-,., V): 2 cakes laundry soap, 15c. ,
I l — of mine One of his. turke s a small sound OE Sand’s pomt’ was positively %“ " , ‘5’; Wire coat frames, 5C-
1;)" t 'k . k d h' ‘f y l 't identified yesterday by the cashier as that 9:39 ~, 1 "7* 5:0 Decorat d 'd 10
easpoon u ’ a was "1 e evenlng, shall take the most drastic measures pos- 1 “ ' -— . J E Stove P1Pe: 15C per JO1nt- 1.
REV. FATHER CLARKE, Sec’y ‘
The Leeding Shoe
Dealer,
8| Washington Street, 3:3. Norwalk.
«£381
Us
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4
iv
eiilllliolllhillsides
fimples, Eloioi‘les
'——~_"
Allenlion
ladies! , .
Just received; latest styles in
Fall and Winter Millinery,
consisting of Hats,Hat Frames
Feathers, Ribbons, Velvets
and Buckles ; also a very fine
line of Walking Hats, Tur-
bans, Sailors, etc, at
Fachtt’s,
Headquarters for Millinery
No. 3 Water street, Norwalk.
Call and examine.
Oflice or .i. N. MoEnRor, Druggist.
ORLANDO, Fla, Apr. 20, 1819.
Messrs. LIPPMAN BBos., Savannah, Ga.
Dear Sire—I sold three bottles of P.
P. P.,- large size, yesterday, and one
bottle, small size, to-day.
The P. P. P. cured my wife of rheu-
and the little fellow 'turned over like
he was dead, but next morning was up
hollowing and well.
Yours respectful] ,
. . oEnnor.
SAVANNAH, GA., Apr. 26, 1889.
Having used three bottles of P. P. P.
for impure blood and general weakness,
and having derived great benefits from
the same, having gained 11 pounds in
Weight in four weeks, I take great plea-
sure in recommending it to all unfortu-
nates like Yours truly,
J OHN Mourns.
Preacher on \Viclred New York;
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.—-—Rev. Madison C.
Peters is going to write a hook on life in
M‘ 55..
Si loom Cloolll
The Missing Shoe and-Leather Bank
Clerk Still at Large. ~
g‘d
NO RUN AT ALL ON THE BANK
Baker's Identity Established—Efforts to Be
Made to Recover the Amount Stolen
by Seely and Baker—Presi-
dent Crane’s Statement.
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.11—In consequence
of the action of the clearing house com—
mittee and the officers of the National
Shoe and Leather bank in frankly mak-
ing public on Saturday all the facts of the
robbery of $354,000 from that bank by
Samuel C. Seely, one of its bookkeepers,
in collusion with a. customer named Fred-
erick Baker, there was no trouble at the
banlt today, no sign of a run, and but for
the calling of a number-30f the bank’s cus-
tomers to express to the president their
confidence in the institution and the eu-
rious gaze of passersby, there would have
been nothing exterior-1y to indicate that
anything unusual had happehed. The
bank was a creditor at the clearing house
today to the amount of.$4,000.
No news has yet been received of the
whereabouts of Seely, the bookkeeper, but
T
in
after a meal, if your food
dismissed .
them, which will you
Made only by
CHICAGO, and
. W‘Ml’w‘dwsrn
You W ill
never need another dose of Dyspepsia Medicine
the new vegetable shortening, instead of lard.
Cottolene aids the digestive powers—lard destroys
Cottolene is identified by this - .
trade mark—steer’s head in cot—
ton-plant wreath—on every pail.
The ‘N. K. Fairbank Company.
Produce Exchange, N. Y., 224 State so, Boston. ,
‘ l ,, l 31”":‘1'
W-élurwéh
is cooked with Cottolcne‘, .
v
was
R’s-g
choose? The genuine
i
were
til
Gatnrrh A
GOLD m A19HE HEAD
relieved instantly by one application of
to the Rt. Rev. Bishop
of Columbus, Ohio, writes;
szrnsuuz—I cannot say enough for your Powder. It has
cured me of an aggravated attack of cstarrh when nothing else
could help me. Am delighted with it. All my friends to whom
I administered samples are quite enthusinstic over it. The
good sisters speak most encouragingly of their use ofit in the
Hospital under their care. lwill do anything to speak Igogd
word for the remedy to help other: who are suil'eriug.
M. E. anusorv, Custodian U. S. Appraiser’s Stores,
Chicago, writes:
Gxxrrsnsn:—Being almost entirely deaf for a number of
years past and getting no relief from many so-cnlled cures
which I tried, was induced by a friend to try Dr. Birney's Cs-
tnrrhal Powder for my deafness. liave recovered my hearing
entirely, so that I can now hear a. watch tick plainly, it being
held 18 inches from my ear I look upon it as a positive cure
for deafness and have recommended its use to many of my
friends and can say I have never heard of sense where it has
failed to relieve.
FULL SIZE bottle of powder
and blower COHPLETB,posipaid, 5°C.
Bimey Catarrhai Powder Co.
1208 MASONIC TEMPLE. CHICAGO.
BARGAINS l
1 cent. 1
Writing Tablets, 10.
A box of good paper and envel-
Elbows, 15c.
ILH. WILLIAMS,
15 WALL STREET.
IT’S QUITE
A TRIGK
To write a convincing adverlise.
mentabout clothing nowadays.
All tailors claim so much, and
most of them too much. All I
do is to try and get you to look
A good lead pencil with eraser V
3 . ,3’.33_,_3,
E33? 333 . E3 Peg thll mgtropolis, which he will probably
5 ,4 _ :51 '11 ea '5 . (1 Old 8 ”<2, 06 “ 1ew York Inside Out,” and in -~ ' at my new winter stock. My .
ma3yflfl3'z,mmum, an fires «,3, which he will expose some evils of munlc- infill sale 8' H: R. HALE. constant aim is to put into the t
_ {V . -
$9” Film“: 31 535235.? poliE {3001' W 33 r-nii'" lnal aovernmanzz mm clothes all the attractiveness of' .
{gas—a an... , 3:-.. _, . l 3 u I ,3 s“ . artistic fashion and careful mak- “
W‘ 33x33 ifigl {5133“} ll'l atarr s a arla ”‘31; 33 A. Household Treasure. , g”mmmmmmmmmm”mmmmmmmmmmmmmm ing at the lowest possible price
63-..- m '3 g; D. W. Fuller, of Canajoharie, N. Y., ' A k h h '
3 M 33 _ § LOTH I g s t cse w o wear the latest
mails? and Klaus Troubies ——c‘~‘-—‘71' says .that he always keeps Dr. .ng,5 NG - - and finest clothes where they - .
Q?“ A U" ‘ y 5;", New Discovery in the house and his fam- § § t d d u -' '
mm A“. . ra e an a Will tell you With
65%“; g 5733, 11y has always found the very best results g I N S U R A N c E E KOCOUR
GE’s“ 5 ayveigus Eu res Are entirely removed by 9-31" ‘3 follow its use ; that he would not be With- s ' s ’
’5’3’“ : -—Priokiy Ash. Poke Root and mum fl‘ :3 out, if procurable. G, A, Dykeman, g . _ § 17 NORTH MAIN STREE’A ‘
:32)... 33 3 _ 3213.335 the greatest bleed purifier on wwég druggist, Catskill, New 'York, says that SAMUEL o. sEELY. sillsure your clothing agalnst spots and g So. NORWALK. IN
:1?»- En Egfigd Palsun ABERDEER3 0.. July 21,1891. 1% Dr. King’s New Disoveryls undoubtedly clble,” he added, “to recover what money g stains by having SPOTlNE in yourg
1:33» M25335 pulpit” Bnosfi. 8813835111512} {3% he beat Cough Remedy, that he has we can from Baker s estate. Our lawyer s E “I 8 ill
‘1’?“ a 3 . 6:1,}; Ir?_1?‘PA_nP§I::§£tbSl)blrg-inc SaA19k. 2nd 3.3:); Elsed 1t lg 1115 Igmlly for elght ygars) and is of the Opinion that our chances for do. g house. 1 . s a on an] new England Talaphona no.
gy— uuma lsm {31133 d?“ me more goo than rtihrec 3,15; it has never failed to do all that is cialm- ing so are very good. We shall also do s _ g ,
69" gigggnargrgggfiegggtgegot 5’? nge. 49$; ed for it. Why not try a remedy so long everything in our power to cause the dis13 g “11515333!flfmlgfignigg’uggfigsflgggfiafifisfifigisogs Ywm- 3 SIM-0 3
$1 d. S f I Respectfully yoursiq 0N fig, tried and tested. Trial bottles free at covery and apprehension of Seely. Per- 3 glossy silk orshiny coat look like new. has no beds LOOk for 334:, I of the ' g
‘9'” an a”; u a Aberdee‘},“%}fi5n (133333173. '0." {:53 H. R. Hale’s drug store. Rrgular size 50c sonally I did not know Baker. You see, 2 i’SZ’ifiE‘iEJet‘étiie‘l‘ééfifirfifififiifidfi‘hhfiflg “3:"? ' '
a?" ' 2; and $1.3, he was not a borrower, except (laughing) S sale by Grocers, D11 skim and Dry Goods Stores- ” N
a» P. P. P. purifies the blood. builds up Capt. 3- D. Johnston. W , in dire ctl S Price, 25 cents. S [11.1w r
, as, y, which accounts for my not 5 the Sign ~, , , ,— Blue Bell.
.9... gzlteenweak and debilitated. gives To an whom it may concsm: I here- “-—°‘ . _ k h ,, - Smmmmfflwmmmmmmmmmmwmmmmmmm s \{1 mind/l3...
gth to weakened nerves, expels i The Weather. Bowing lm. ms
. S 53 1 . h ti ch 1th d b testify to the wonderful ropert es % _ 3 $3 3 3
W3 titans? $5,616 Eiegfiitss? agxoicflfi 3§§é£fio§°§$§rfiig'éifs’él‘e‘ilsé‘é‘tnf ”dig; Cloudy, probably followed by rain or Baker Was the Man- 3 NORW A I '
EB . feelings 330 453 “‘1 ° 1'5 We“ 8 ' nightly and disagreeable eruption on it snow; southerly “lads. _ Gilbert Sayres, the paying teller of the K DIVISION-
63-“ S Fi‘fi;’?§§tl%%%°’t%i§§nifig $31132? anytfgccgfi V811 fiftt‘ll‘i‘ifi'ii.kfi°$.fe r3328: «2.53 Two-3:33;” '02,}:— fShoe1 8:? Leather gunkhwgo Illnew B21“! PUBLIC Smnorvs ARE Locum) AB Fonnows:
523 pl! . - ‘ and am now entirely cured. __<§;x,1.3.3 ' ' , ore g years an cos 6 t ree or our Wall Street. - - - - (”entral'Ofilce
é}, fnalafi§fi313dgglilflsilailnd¥lslgggsségz fill: 3 (Signed by) J“ D-ggfifiEfiQfi, ”Q? S. H. Cliflord, New Casse], Wis., was checks for him regularly every week, in- Ell?" Canaan, ' New 0311”” M81356!!!“ > i
n ”OWNS“ P‘mP‘eS' °‘d chmn‘culce’s‘ .,-, troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism spected the body of Baker and positively 11 OW‘WWD’ ' ’ ' ' E'W“‘°‘lf‘°-"
- tetter, scald head, boils, erysipelas Skin cancer Cured. "I'qz. _ _ . . ’ fi . . . SOUth Norwalk, - - - R H Plalsted .
3,, eczema—we. may say. Without fear 0 3 43. his stomach was dlsordered, his liver was identi 8d 115 as that Of the Frederick Bak- yestnort. - - - - W. E. Osborn
@— glnddaddgillg’ltfihg tied 3:311:33: Tcs‘zmowflomtheflayorof‘sequm‘TM ,4; affected to an alarming degree appetite or he knew as the bank’s customer of that Wilton, . - - n. y, 1c. H. ‘9, H. B. R SEE. THE
1 Poositlvpe, speedy and permdnent cures \{SEQUdNLTlEEK'AgaBJdlgsl‘y églrgglgli'h “fig fell avpay, and he was terrflfly reduced in name. HAS identification Of the body Was Indlcates Automatlc btaston.
I "all cases" Gd. 723231331251 rifle] tillfd your 31;; ,flfgg flesh and strenglh..'l‘hree bottles of Elec- reluctantlyigdmitted by the dead man’s I
@1— ..ioe§§ssl::sssezlessons? harnessing?agitate; «as trlgfgfgsg‘gggggmfim,n,g 1,, had “ii.“t‘iiie‘li‘m that new... new has I '
3 :3 1 1 1 iti ' man lug an can re le : 7 - 3 r. 3 3 . ' ‘
gr zl°.n.§:.i.g°.eses.gsedtrains. nationhood as assessed ”33 a runmng on his leg of egh’. years’ been develoved e. e... we... The bank , -
36,5215} 33‘3" fin$bkgfiigifi§ni§§ $3113.; and prevents any spreading of the standing. Used three bottles of Electric had' With the concurrence 0‘? the clearing i * 1
9" 1' ' ' 1' ‘ sores. I have taken flveor six bottles ”a - - l _ house committee, determined to conceal - , 1
Root and Potassmm. and feel confident that another course Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklln s Ar , o
@— . . 1, M M 1m, 1893 will eflecta cure. It has also relieved £3 ’ nica Salve and his leg is sound and well. “thug from the public, and ”u the “Pr-l" - '
9" 482$}? 1251? 1,3 £112; 'bjghgést teims 0': me from indigestion and stomach F's-‘33 John S eaker Catawba 0 had five lar e therefore. so. far as known, had been given 1
@— ioine from my own ersonal frcubles' YW” mud; -“S-59 P ’ - ' ’ " - g out. As soon as the necessary formalities 1894-95 3
figgfiv’fgfiga Iwas affected“, m heart CAPT. . M. RUST. "Q fever sores on his leg, doctors said he h d b 3 ll (1 'th 1; I
5 disease, pleurisy and rheumatism for Attorney at Law. “‘ was incurable. One bottle Electric Bitters a can comp 9 WI an assessmen Better Qualities Lar er qtock and
0—- 35years, was treatedbytheverybest '—" ”Q d 11- , A 1 1 would be levied on the shareholders to . l g ‘
hysicians and spent hundreds of dol- , a , an cue box3 Buc : in s rnlca Sa ve l l . LOWer prices than ever before .
@" Fare tried every known remedy with— Bill 071 Blflilll lllSefloBS llllllllil H89. ”‘43 dh 1 S 16. H H 1 9 make 800d tie mparrment 0f capital,
. 3 . cure 1m entire y. o at .R. a e s , 1 3 for gents. .
Kpu— out finding relief. Ihave only taken r—qfi which “as 055 than $100,000, and also the
‘91—- 031118 ofotltxle of yflug P1 5. P1. nloud orig ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT' % drug store. __.____ surplus. In the meantime the bank has '
a emo . 1 , . . v
n. awesome wens — Custom Made Glothlng
33113331323206?alsflglbyfigrdxgggiscépe to all PI’OPRIETORS @ class postmaster was appointed today—T. behind it in the emergency and can draw , , ,'
S i lilMlElgGM M6 YEEXREI. Lippman’skllock Sava'nnnh Ca fl Ellfl‘inéey' V1356 L- H. Daly, removed. at on them for any sum that may be neces- \L“ - at the 01d stand of '
6' pr ng e . men can )7. o. v r ‘ as nova. a. , . 1 . .
9". 3 I 3 A ~st 3 hill-Ego the full extent of the collateral it LONG ISLAND BOTTLING CD “so 8 i
l _ A ‘ . Mother-91300017“ Man of the lar est stockholders and ’ ~ 4 - G1 ' oil ,3 7, ' E G vv k "‘
(fiééééé’e‘l Aéfiééééé Q! ééééé‘ééégééééég . “My Chlld ‘5 subjeCt to severe 3attacks deposit’o'rs 0f the “‘ng “150 0591'“ fin‘m‘ 280 28 BER ENST‘BKLY EL 0 .Corner Wall and Water sigeei
" " “ ' ' —» 0f diarrhoea. , During the last Sickness. cial aid if it was needed. ,Mr. Crane also For Sale by ' ' ,
. DrJ—land’s Diarrhoea Mixture was freely received letters and telegrams from many
given and an immediate cure resulted country customers. out of town banks 6. A. Brew)" & 00.. Norwalk. I I
It would have required a dozen y1s1ts of and others to the same effect and in-
aphys1c1ans,as on former occaswns. I forming that they had sent on their re- utrler an al or
believe Dr. 3Hand’s remedies would have mittances as usual. a
saved the life of the child I lost, had “mere the Bank Was to Blame. '
t ey been within my reach at the time . .a’ . 3 .
01111le Mrs .1. a. finesse.unionism.Stars: / . .
3 i m ‘, 722 New street, Camden, FL 1' Ihey are . to blame in permitting Seely to keep one " FUR AND CLOTH
. K. ulJ splendid children s remedies 20 cents. - . .
_ 3, , 3 3 3: _ _ 0 All drugstores ledger steadily all the time, and that if Repammg’
‘- ~»—-—‘- ‘-" ———— ' the bookkeepers had been changed the . ' .
. LONDON. Nov. fill—Sir J ulian 113mm,, thefts Would, of course, have been .discov- V011 want ‘0 be 13 Cleaning and
feta, the British ambassador to the ‘Unit- cred before This was shown by ”19 fact ““11 “t” the Pressinv.
D D eras 109 ad States, called at the United States em- that 33 50°“ as another clerk was put at people place D - a - 1..»
, . bgs‘sy today and had a conference of an work on the ledger. when Seely failed to youradv. nenovatlng and Reconstructing 1339,.
hour with the United States ambassador, return, it was discovered» that the ledger mthe ’ dies Fine Fur Garments 8' Sp 6619.1-
Hon. Thomag‘F. Bayard. vgpuéd nottbalancefa. It 84831118 that;1 airing DAILY GAZETTE, ty. - u. ' 3
, a l s exrs once 0 over years c an 1.1:, is readb 'every
Theagzklzugalve‘ihnt‘lfgwiiildmfbr Outs has used what ’9 kDOWn as the Boston gone in towxl. Charges very reasonable.
, . s stem of~bank bo kk i . Th h
b. 3 1 Brulses, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum all been changed °,,O,S°‘j,,,‘i.’;“ “any“? ..., GIOVANNI -BREDICE9
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chopped Hands , ' ’ , 362Main street. 0 rwnlk. ' .41;
Obllblains Corns and all Skin Erup “‘1 ”h" “w“ “ppm“ mm” mm“ - - Seco dFlo
. . - - . , , , , , f -- n or.
We oiicr the best remedy m the world, sell it m an honest measure trons, and’pOSltlvely cures Price, or no 122313: $333,351“ Changes 2f, 2%]; MRF‘E H WILSON’S
lottle (full mt) warrant it to cure all diseases of the blood, stomach, p 1 d I - . p - now. 9 go a s . 3 . . 3
? 3p ’ . 1 lb d h th 1 - ht d' It ay requ1r_e ~ ,t 15 guaranteed to glve new system was to be introduced a week 1 -
llven 31nd,kldne>’5- It}? “mg 0‘15“ 5 “f 0 ° el’Wlse .mg "3- perfectsatlsfactlon. or money refunded ago and that his detection was there- a, ' Ra monM- Son
15 selling in vast quantities, one dealer ordering 300 dozen 13:1 one lot, and Price 25 cents per box. ,For Sale b‘ ford certain as soon as it was put in . ‘3 3 - y , 1 3 3 a
the monthly increase of sales is over 400 per cent. Now, i ere s a reason H. B. Hale. : - 1 Successors to George H, Raymond,
. , . force, that presumably caused Seely to
for this immense o ularlty and that reason is Merit. Clover Bitters _
' Allpd I ,sell it Full lint bottle $I 00- 6 bottles run, away. It was no“ true, Mr. Crane \ / Furniture Dealers and General Funeral ‘ ’
W111 cure you-b h 621‘ ers . t ' S CIOVICI‘ l‘ledicin’e Ci) ’Augusta: 1 said, that Seely had neverbeenabsent from - - - Directors. ~ .
$§~OO- Made Yl €50 CPIOPNC or I " DAILY GAZETTE) fie bank for a day in all the nine years 1 46 d 48 M - t t N alk Ct
' 0| 'f' d B 3 D' the thieving had been going on. Instead, Norwalk, 001111. ”I; 'd am38£eel£1 01;] ’ '—
bowever, of taking his annual vacation 681 ence, er 6 e 9.08..
ass '8 1 “mass "mom all at once. he was allowed to take it a Opened Wednesday, SethgtIz. j Telephone Call. me y
auras under this head $2.50 per line per your day or twclluat a time. generally from Sat-
. BINKS. urday to onday, which he spent with -___.__._"'—_
- his wife in the countr Where he lived in i
NORWALK SAVINGS soom'rr, Wall st. N . Y- 1 M t
- 3 981,051“ overt2.000.000.surplus$90.000._ Geo] the summer. Mr. Crane said..he under- DIS T] N C 7/ V b ea’ S
1 M. Holmes. presr ent:Wm. A.Gurtlsvice- stood that it was customary in some 1 ' c
president:GeO-E-lilllemreasnrer- banks to allow the clerks to take their F E A7 U R ES To Flt
INSURANOE, vacation in that way. He recognized now -' ' a.
new titlilttl‘iiso‘:““mif'emlddlzh“: 1 gym '
uslness since : no on s an mg c aims. com o e o e .
Had to “Grin and Bear It"when he Willenguing' gangazfdlgefildg' aginsfi‘gfig vacations in full without any interrup- 3 W 8” considered methods of 1 . '
l... ......er.. meme. b em “modem 10mm“ 212.?“ eFii’filZ'dalbl’l‘s‘iii‘fiZ 533$“; WWW” POClietbOOkS l ’ ‘
. ATTORNEYS- thievin was erfe o h to erlnlt ‘ 1 ' ' ' ' - '
EggfigfiIfiJfimlgLT-J Water street.3N. him to %e frequldntl;ab::::¥rom hl’s desk ‘ D “3 raga?“ for the 27541de“ . ——-—-—- 0*
, Atttprpe angcfimiilsiqlor'afihaw room 4. (up gin; £393; i :1: ‘2’; at a ‘91:? 6:31:13? lg" “12“) ofpupz 5,- No matter if your purse is short
1 -.v.-—.1~.-»e-.r~-1;a.12.:1ml—aaezssaat-:1.114, , ,3, ’ s airs aze e_ 11 mg. orwa . 011 anger o s e s e- 3 ' 1 , - - 1 , :
$0,333,, ,fl 9...,w3,.,.,03, resume I. Q. mum unaware. 1.... «meme. M. on... on o... e... Demands on each boy smfed “35,1113; emerges 1
yr ~el . l sever-y orm ex erna ori is l ' , 1 * ' . ' . . ' '. .1 ‘
':, Dosh—A leaspoonful in half glaszl1ot'rilllgtdlfldrrl mill: (war ii fconeénientx : BEIEL'EOK’ GEQIRGE WABD' 1§Wall at" N or 8 account was at"! open. to [12$ Gapdaty. eat. our rlb roasts at 12 cents \
fi,,m.;_g;~_ L,,_,3.’f'...;.1.lr. .- m‘1~1;:;.mEBTW4-Wrmfi 3 0 016° Teaigglnsggeségflgfilflty‘ What Baker's Friends Say. ' . round3steak at the same price: '
' . ‘ ' Frederick B. Baker the younger ‘son careful observatzon 0f .3461? . shoulder-steak 10c pot roast‘and “11
DANN' 11' E" 8 my" st.,Livery Stables of-the dead man was all his father’s office. ' 1' ' ' 1 corned beef at from 4 to ‘10c 'and ’
—-- -——1---—— -~ ET 3 208 Broadway, today‘ with Robert B. an) S progress' . hind, uarter'lamb at 12c are the ~1 " °
MODEL MABKET.20Wall st. N.. beef,veal ‘1 . 1
~ , lamb pork, poultry, etc. W’. wardenmrap Merritt. who was at one time a part ownv 3 Means carefully adapted to talk of the town. When passing -
I I 1 UNnEBTAKER. er ihn 2113: property which was transfer-arid ”l 3 d . d 3 stop iué'andbuy your meats~‘at '
' RAYMONDJ}. 11.. 46—48Main at. : talc hone a s or me ”8“ Ml“ 331‘" 1’91““? n ‘ 6 70 036 611 . ' ‘ ‘
q , ‘ MARBLE YARD ' ll ' his assertions that his father was innocent. - p p _ _ Batcs’ Market
I " ' 1 - Boardm Pupils $5 00 ’ -
, . _ . - . . A118, P.W.Wstergan: Steam Stone Works ‘ ' ' 1 ’ ‘ ' 5 . ' Day Pup‘llsmzo.’ ' 5 WATER Srnnn'r 1
1 , - 1 . 4 - Monumental and (I’m. , 1 A All Bend the Gazette. ' 3 ' 3 1 . . 1 1 . I 3 it": , 1
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