Daily Norwalk gazette and Saturday's Norwalk record, Monday, December 31, 1894 · page 4

DAILY . NORWALK -

GAZETTE.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

There The Dave
When You Can’t

THE PHTHTTS‘TTT HHICT.

Financial Reform Demands and Jus-
tifies the Pa1ty’s Existence.

AN ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE.

 

The Voters Asked to Help Rescue the Gov-
ernment From the Control of Monopo-

THE SUN ’S FASHIONS

STYLES THAT PRETVAILED AT THE
GREAT HORSE CHOW.

no r1111. r1111» use. own and nu
Genteel Costumes of the Afternoon..
Some of Them Sketched and Described.
The Latest lleeves. T

Dress was a very significant element of
the late Horse Show. All conjectures
and doubts as to styles in everything ex-
cept full evening dress are settled beyond

 

{new 111.111.1111....» Tinsel?» * 1m ' 11* mowmamrrmsw $333}

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3%,"; OH 3 l 2,
E never need another dose of Dyspepsia Medicine ,3
i afier'a meal, if your food is cooked with'Cottolene, 3:11
:2- the new vegetable shortening, instead of lard. 2

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Cottolene aids the digestive powers—lard destroys

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Fur Coats, Capes and Jackets on _

sale Or to order.

suns DRESSED no 1111111

Ladies’ Dresses and Suite by ex—
perienced French Mantaumaker.

Good work and very reasonable
prices.

them, which will you choose?
Cottolene is identified by this
trade mark—steer’s head in cot-

lists and Concentrated ‘Vealth—A
Southern States Investigation.

The genuine

dispute in this one grand opening of gor-
geous attire, which was fashion made
tangible and convincing by a host of ele-

Grnts’ Garmenisrepailed, pressed
and cleaned.

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Lay

grandsons rs. unsafe?

81 Washington Street, $0. Norwalk.

Us 3. Cent! ‘3”:

But they are few and far between if you
are up-toa‘ate- enough to know that ejeod

 

ST. LOUIS, Doc. 31. —The work of the
conference of the national committee of
the People’s Party with the leading mem-
bers of the rank and file came to a fruiti-
tion when that committee submitted to
the conference as a. result of its considera~
tion of the discussions of the conference
an address to the party and to the people.

gently dressed women, who displayed its
charms and vagaries to the best advan-
tage. In the question as to whether fash<
ions or the horses have the right of atten-
titan, dress' is undoubtedly on the winning
s c

\
swarms, ., -

Made only by

CHICAGO, and

ton-plant wreath—on every pail.

The N. K. Fell-hank Company.
Produce Exchange, N. 1., 224 State St" Boston. ,

 

 

 

 

 

The best of~work and lowest pri-
ces

Renovating and Reconstructing Ls-
dies Fur Garments a specialty.

GIOVANNI BREDICE,

durable shoes, such as we sell are cheap- fiftgrgsglfgggigg gig 11351113311 3238:3913: ”mutants ._ Atwgwfi «3M 31111.11 111.91, 110111.111;
. -, h h Tl' h 1 ~ d and the indorsement of the conference Second Floor.
81‘ 1n the long I'lll'l, l3 an t 3 138 y {In S was given with avigorous vive voce vote. g A” F,“ ' I._ a, Charges very reasonable.

This week we are-offering great bargains
and it-will pay you to drop in and look
at some of them. Trolley cars pass the

door.

 

The Leading Shoe Dealer,

 

 

tentative Fleur.

 
 

well. Your

valuable remedies.

ELOHE

Prepared in the sole proprietors. CLOVER MEDICINE 00.. AW“: Me-

Scrofulous Humor

«111.1111an E. CUNNINGHAM, of Augusta, Me" says-—

I, James E. Cunningham, am Nhapply to speak a good word for CLOVER BITTERS
:nd CLOVER. OIN‘I‘h MEN have been confined to the house for several weeks
during tpe w1ni:1e)r,d1 myf appetlue filled,
wa swo len so 21 mm t 1e e ects o

I usmld walk at all. yI chanced to see CLOV YER. REMEDIES advertised, and con-
cluded to give them a trial.
my appet te is good, the swelling is al

THE BEST FLOUHMHHHT

EH18 FLOUR has stood the test, and been at the
3 l1.

\—

head for the last twenty years. It will make
, more Bread and Better Bread than any other
Flour made. Be sure and get the JONES SUPERLA-

TIVE FLOUR. All grocers have it.
my

WHOLESALE AGENTS :

THE HOLMES, KELLER. &
SELLECK CO.

 

 

and I was very much reduced in stren h, my leg
f cancerous humors that it was with digculty that

less than two bottles, I feel like a new map;
gone from my leg, and I can now walk uite

After taking
CLO‘ ER BITTERS and CLOVER OINTM ENT are, in cod,

3, full pint bottle $1.00; 6 bottles, $5. 00.
giigtteygenh2 25 cents a bo,x. Sold by all dealers.

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

The address is as follows:

“The national committee of the People’s
Party send greeting to its constituency
throughout the United States. The rapid
increase of our vote in every part of the
Union and the startling events of the past
two years vividly justify both the existence
of and necessity for the People’s Party.
The contention of the party that one of
the great needs of this country has been
and is an enlarged volume of circulating
medium is now practically conceded by all
parties and by the government.

“The gold power and the banking inter-
ests are insisting through their president
and his secretary that the enlarged issue
of our money supply is given exclusively
into the hands of the banks; that silver
shall be excluded, all treasury notes re~
tired, and that gold alone shall be a legal
tender, thus making the monetary ques-
tion an issue which must be met at once.

Free Coinage.

“Within the present your corporations,
grown arrogant because of the vast posses-
sions of wealth and the exercise of uncon-
stitutional powers, have made war upon
the people and induced the federal courts
to exercise in their interest unusual arbi-
trary powers, marked the invasion of the
states by federal troops without the re
quests of either the executive of said states
or’the legislature thereof and are at this
time, through a rccreant administration
and a truculent congress attempting to
clothe the railroads, through a pooling bill,
with poWer to more systematically rob,
oppress and plunder the people, and hav-
ing already deprived the people of access
to the silver mines of the country as an
independent source of money supply are
now, in the interest of a banking oligarchy,
endeavoring to deprive them of the right

. to have their government in the exercise

of its constitutional power issue the money
of the nation and control its volume.

“In the opinion of our committee these
events are subversive of the liberties of
the citizens and destructive of business
and social security, and adhering to the
Omaha platform in all its integrity your
committee insists upon the restoration of
the coinage of gold and silver as it existed
prior to 1878—at the ratio of 10 to 1——-
without regard to the action of any other
nation, and that all paper money shall be
issued by the general government without
the intervention of banks of issue, the
same to be a full legal tender.

”We also declare our implacable hostility
to the further issue of interest bearing
bonds.

“ We denounce the pooling bill as a move
toward the monopoly of transportation
and demand that instead congress proceed
to bring the railroads under government
ownership.

”The power given congress by the con-
stitution “To provide for the calling forth
of the militia. to execute the laws of the
Union, to suppress insurrections, to repeal
invasions” does not warrant the govern-
ment in making use of a standing army
in aiding monopolies in the oppression of
the public and their employees. When free
men unshcath the sword, it should be to
strike for liberty, not for despotism, not
to uphold privileged monopolies in the op-

 

 

 

The first thing you noticed were morn-
ing gowns mostly tailor made, of smooth
cloths, mixed tweeds, and rough wool
fabrics of every description, and built in
the coat and skirt style. The skirts were
full and very flaring, fitted closely around
the hips, with three box plaits at the
back, and beautifully hung in most cases
but here‘ and there is an occasional one
with all its godet fulness falling away

 

length anywhere between a quarter of 3

Those who have used Dr King’ s New ;

Discovery know its value, and those who 1

T have not, have now the oppmtunity ct
’ try it Free.

Call on the advertised Drug— ;
gist and get a Trial Bottle Free Send I
your name and address to II. B. Bucl len

& Co. ,Cliicago, Ill., and get a sen-pie

box of D1. King 5 New 1 its Pills :3 rec

as veil as a copy of Guialc to Health and

Household Instructor, Free. Allof which

is guaranteed to do you good and cost

you nothing. H. R. liaic’ Drug store.

i. 1.; ._1.TuTALLl"d|.illn With England.

LONDON, Dec. 3l.——Mr. William Randall
Cremcr, M. P., leaves for America on
Wednesday to present a memorial to Pres-
ident Cleveland and congress in favor of a
treaty of arbitration on all matters in dis-
pute between England and the United
States. Mr. Crcmcr has 346 signetures
of members of the house of commons to
the memorial.

Same Foolish. 210th 3 5:3; 1;,
Let their bab1es cry with col 1c, giving
mother 11o rest night or day. How foolish
when Dr. Hand’so Colic cure gives imme-
diate relief to baby. It removes wind
from the stomach, quiets the nerves and
gives restfvl sleep. Mother send to- day
to your drug store 101' 21 25c bottle. Think
of the weary hours it saves you. If baby’s
gums are sore, teething, use Dr. Hand’s
teething. At all druggists 25c.

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A Chance 'For Electricians.

ALBANY, Dec. 31,—An open competitive
examination of applicants for the positions
of house electrician and dynamo tender in
the hospitals of the state will be held at
the iooms of the state civil service com-
mission in this city on Wednesday, Jan.
16, pt 10 a m.

Suing a Newspaper.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 31.——Each of the few

members of the city board of administra-

tion has sued The Tribune for. $25,000

damages, :1. total of $100,000 for false

charges in connect-ion with the recent con-
tract for waterworks tanks.

It May Do as Much for You.

Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving, 111., writes
that he had a severe kidney trouble for
many years, with severe pains in his
back and also that his bladder was affect-
ed. He tried many so called kidney
cuies but without any good result. About
a year agohebe an the use of Electric
Bitters and foun relief at once. Electric
bitters 15 especially adapted to cure all
kidney and liver troubles and o1ten gives
almost instant relief. One trial will
p ove our statement. Price only 50c fc r
large bottle. H. R. Hale’s drug store.

The \Vaziri 'l‘ribesmen Beaten.
BOMBAY, Doc. 31.——The Waziri tribes-
men who lately attacked the escort of the

British commission engaged in delimiting _
the Punjab frontier have been completely. ._,

beaten.
\Vent Mad on a Train.
BRYAN, 0, Dec. 31. —-Charles Smith, I

10115 lTSLTilNlTl-BOTTTLINGTCO.

L280:284' BuRGENStBkTrrn;T1:L.307.

 

For Sale by

[1.11. Grereiv 81. (211.. Norwalk.

DAILY GAZE’I‘TE'
tlassiiied Business Direeien.

Cards under this head $2.50 per line per year
BlNKS.

NORWALK SAVINGS SOGlETY. Wall st N
Deposits over$2,000,000.5urp1us3‘190 000. Geo
M. Holmes. president; Wm. A. Curtisvice-
president: Geo E. Miller. treasurer.

INSURANCE,

NORWALK FIRE INS. 00.. N. In successiul

business since .1860: no outstanding claims.

WILSON

 

,Gazette bldg. N. Invest-
ments and mon efy toloan. Also insurance
writtenin 11 est compajrpesat loweAt rates

HUBBELL. JAAMEST“ T‘19NWater street. N.
EUBL LBUTT J. BELD
Attorney and Counselor at Law, room 4. (up
stairs) Gazette MBuildipitakNorzyggk.

SELLECK. EGEOBGE WA- {D 18 Wall st.. N
Choice Teas and Goff cos. a speciilty.
L]. VERY STABLE.
DANE. H. E... 8 River st.. Livery Stables
MARKET.
MODEL MARKET, 20 Wall st.. N.; beef, veal

lamb pork. 11011 trv. etc W. Wardell prop
NIiit RTAKEIC.

RAYMOND. G. l:i.. 46- 48Main st. ..: telephone
BL ARI)

ATES. P. W. Waterst. .N: 28191111; Stone Works
Monumental and. Bld’g

Holiday
Presents.

Toys Games, Sleds, Express
Wagons, China Cups and Sau-
cers, Children’s Tea Sets. Pre-
cents to suit all ages and pocket-
books. Our goods are placed on
5,10,25 and 50c counters so
you can tell at a glance the cost
of any article,

ILH. WILLIAMS
15 \Vall Street.

 

 

Lower prices than ever before

. Sire Kentucky Wilkes,

 

Holiday Goods

Holiday Good
Holiday (BloodS
Low Prices
Low Prices
Low Prices
At Hale’sl
At Hale’s!
At Hale’s!

UHHISTMAS will CUTTING
Bates’ BTlTIarket,

IS HERE NOW.
Have reduced expenses to the low-
est possible notch and am selling al-
kinds of meats from ten to twenty
per cent cheaper that other markets,
giving you equal quality. 6 all and
see for yourselves. ‘

Bates’ Market,

5 Water Street.

SEASON HF 1895

Crafty, No. 12,022.
RECORD? 13%.
No. 1857, Record
221% Dam Argo by E1ect10neer.Noi2§.Bcr-
vice, $85. 00.
Bay Baron, No.82,57.
RECORD, 2 ,19y,,

Sire Baron Wilkes. No. 7758. Dam Carrie
Wilkes by Geigge Wilkes. No. 519. JService

 

 

 

BE. LOCKWO 0. Jr
Norwalk. Conn.

 

 

Horse Shoeing.

The undersi%ned111as taken the shop 111
the front of liuby’ s on Cross street.
and 1s p1epared to do horse shoeing in s

first. 211.13 manner.
John T. Lyéelt’.

The Southern New England Telephone no.

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

Pr‘e‘sgvion (if 3119 1100151 t f t 11 t tramp, was attacked with hydrophobia 03 ,
. ~ 0 as 0 POOP 8 0 .01‘89 a P35 130' from the moorin sin the back' the a. train near this city. A dozen men hcl ' '1; 5
11151051 difiei'egcses :1 nd unitghwith us in th: ugly fashion. 1% is evident £131.: fling: h1m down till he was taken to a hOSPifial I LOOK for YET“ [mm 0‘ the
common p r o cresoue e governmen here.
from the control of monopolists and con- 5:23RHTHSdegerrerT1T§12diglfiftegifggs -——-—-—d D I
centratcd wealth, to limit the powers of , Bume *0 eat 1' l n ,D'STAYCET 1 a"
. f: ‘5, . perpetuation by curtailing their privileges $1111: $1261; ithe fulneilss is properly adjusted OCALA, Fla, Dec. 31343113 King was the S g‘ \gsgvuga B “e B '
£32,? -‘.- and to secure the rights of free speech, free The 1:“; Zing 1:"qu 111 front and at burned to death yesterday by 118N138 he! . 1... .4.
press and trial by jury, all rules regula- clothing enveloped in flames while light ~
tions and judicial dictation in derogation the Bidfis as “twill as dat the back, and is ing a fire. 6119 became a mother 2,1 weak 1894-195. NORWALK DIVISION.
of either of which are arbitrary, unconsti- genera y un r mme ' Coats "‘17 in ago. Better Qualities, Larger Stock and WUITTISTT ST‘ETIONB ARE LOCATED :8 $011.13)?
"WT—WWTT'TTT” h 'T 81 fee . ' ' - en 1'8. 00

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tutional and not to be tolerated by a free yard from the bottom of th d d
n the fire reduces the inflam- People- - ' ° ".5" an for gents. R t , - - G df
.d «Tev .15 b“ te i o. It i “Werecommendthe immediate organiza- the other extreme, nine or ten “101‘“ “M h ld Hawk?" fsadszhée attacks 'SngtTinoa'wa-lkp - - H.Pl)aistg
T . . . T p. e111 ”8 .r 110' 5 tion of an educational campaign by the below the W81“! and are perfect as to fit- y c 1 IS su JCC 0 v WeStDOI'l‘h - - -' ‘ E-OSbOI‘n
in: genomes and mos teii‘ectual remedy for .. national, state and local committees.” They are mostly tight fitting, buttoned (I); agnla‘Be‘i). Dfiringl‘tahetla“ Sicgnesls' a. 6 0t lll TWilt°n1I a1' t A t N ff £2311 3'3
pain that l:1101vn.Keep:t by you. In addition to this address the national with four or five buttons, and in 501110 giienadhds axiairrnrgifiiiatlef 111,161.: 1:53:83, at the 01 d t 1 f n ca es H mm c 8"
/: Y-t‘: - $.- . ‘ ..:,.-..::_~..».~..;'.=:- - . . . . ' . . 5 n
Jahangg’suw. _: gum, . ~ committee adopted the following resolu It would have required a dozen visits of a C 0

 
 
 

 

The Woman in White

Was one of Wilkie Collins’ best books, but the

Ladies of N orwalk are unanimous in their state--

 

tion:

“In view of the fact that the state of
Alabama and other southern states are
without a republican form of government,
because of the rule of a political oligarchy
which is perpetual by monstrous frauds at
the ballot box, the imperative necessity of
a free ballet and an honest count is a con-
stitutional right, and we demand: that it
be given and move that the chairman of
the national executive committee appoint
a committee of three to submit evidence to

 

 

 

a physicians, as on former occasions. I
believe Dr. Hand’s remedies would have
saved the life of the child I lost, had
they been within my reach at the time
of its sickness. ” Mrs. F. H. Bennett,
722 New street, Camden, N J. '1hey are
splendid children’s remedies 25 cents.
A11 drugstores.

TheTTspreckefs Handicap.

SAN. FRANCISCO, Dec. 31.—-The $10,000
Sprockels handicap was won by Colonel

 

 

E.‘ Gusowski,

Corner Wall and Water street.

Removal
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yWill quickly cure Diphthena, 122111111111, Cong ,
Colds, and sore Throat. All druggists T‘sellfi
E Jerry Davis 665 Son, P1 evidence, R. L,

1' 3.1 Sole Mam nocturc-s a: 1d Proprietors.
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ment that ShTe ' the press of the country and to congress to - - , , ’
substantiate this alarming and revolution- Jack ChmnMol—t—Lissak. The a, en'c for TOC ’ 8 w 3
- ary condition, that they maydbe awakened No News of the Sarnia. g y T que S 2 E E C: w w
to the threatenings of peril caused by this . , ' - .2 0 Q g
I S Not! In. existing autocratic anarchy in the south." d LENDPT’ Deih31'_A 16pm}: from L031 T D y mug and 0163113ng WOI‘kS 1:1 : - a
.11.... were J. c. realises.1122.2:.:::3...r.rr.1°‘ 8 z 23 E
' Manning, Alabama, chairman; Henry D. T T T e a a. r w m
It With the lar e and ele It t k f L d 3 Lloyd, Illinois, Lee Crandall, Alabama. T-Bucklin’s Arnlca Salve. has been ‘emoved t0 the 3-1 ; z m
g ga l S 00 O a 1es 1 c1 '
The conference was highly enthusiastic, BT48 Beast ”likely; the wgrfii ffizilfluts Office Of th S S iii a 5'3 m
, - i and after cheers for the Oma a latform rmses ores ~ cers, a ~ ' cum 3 In 01' - 3'1 El: I U
and Chlldren 3 fine shoes to be found at 1.111111... mgmg of the nationalfnnfihem, ,, SHEETS s’oresé Tbtter,d0hfip%id 151131111: g ewmg - m 9'
ad'ourned. mus orns an a 1n rup - .
J ——————-—-—— tions, andpositively cures Piles. or .no MaChlne Company, 49 H1311] w
The White S tore P BODmb Miakh’l‘g Murderers. . PayfrectluitTeTT It' 1s guaranteed to give St I-E
ARIS, cc. 3 .-— W0 brothers named 9‘ d per so so. 18 action or money refunded , '
Dfautryéiavi’e his? arrgshted on the charge grit}; 25H°Tnts per’box. For Sale b4 Feet, NOI‘WEtlk, Where all
0 mur er ng- me. arles the money instances cut awayjn front likes. man’s . . a e . . ~ :‘
Of 01 I1 BI‘O - th G B Tld changer of the Palais Royal. ’ The prison- coat. The most fashionable coats are Help -..- --~~-‘v~;:'~::- Olders can be left“ \ 1,."
SE S. 1n 8 AZETI‘E 111 mg. era are anarchists, and materials for the either very short or medium length. BALTIMORE, Dec. TEL—The movc111cni / \
manufacture of bombs were found at their Revers and wide collars are on every one, inaugurated by Mr. R. H. Edmunds, editor '/
Here lodgings. faced with silk, fur, velvet, or cloth; and of The Manufacturers’ Record, to ship a j] c
Conductor and Fireman Hurt. are turned back over a. fancy vest, with train load of corn and meat from the south ,7 T 111 q)
, CHICAGO Dec 31 —In a rear and 001- an immaculate linen shirt front and to the farmers of: Nebraska, who are Suffer- / U a ' 2
Everything from a pair of Storm Boots to the “51°” betweentWOfreigh‘tmms 111111111311. $111352” 3' pretty 111111.111. ”1k or 1a“ 1.12.5 33.13.13,};de:ei‘fofifefretsléetiliz’if if”; I? 111 121 F1 5‘ 9.. tag .75 {-4 T
. . . ‘ . 1.2133; 11311:? 83:1 (faiiagg’ “(iopclllucgog vlvas One very smart costume more mannish the south and gis being vigorously Tali); :1 S Tc? 2 g 3 3-91 0 a; T ‘11
dalllllleSl. Sllpper can be found at pI‘lCBS that de- bur yiireman was bid? soaleZd 0 ndl: 6:; than the rest, such as men use for their hold of. 7011 want '00 be in f, z 7“ 9r 5- 53 3 EA" 5‘ *4 "\
. T T his figs were ’crushed y ’ a 0 trousers, and a black coat, very much out RELIEF 111v ij nouns; touch “71th the 1'1 a 131 Q 8 H g ’31 133‘
1y competition. AS IOI' Chnstma‘s presents, there __.________ 8W“: 10118 in the but. mgde llkeaffimfl’fl .Distressing Kidney andl :Bladder peopiedple‘ce F “m 3’ 9. 5” 8 g B. o
A Prisoner In Armenia. font “1:: ‘t'ornll over adwhlée vei'fwm: a. (‘l‘lfixeasea relieYSEd :11: 211 11.0“” 11:33’ the .13: 1:11;: v. £9 E :55 g TE"; Eh 9T3
. - r . - - - SPRINGFIELD M . D ‘ ._ . _ men s r , co are an on 5. eat or ew rest on merican idney . - 0 9°. 0 ‘” a. H 2. 9°
18 no need‘of looklng, elsewhere after, V1s1ting Arslan of this city 1111:: 11.111311121113111}; boa 111111111111“, my mum,“ “New Cure .. Thls new remedy is 1,, great . AILY GAZETTE, a a a. S. gag a. g.
lh f his cousin, Peter Barsum, a naturalized plats this outfit without seeming to be- surprise on account of its exceeding 111 is read byevcry E 3 g g. F? c Q g
e S ore 0 American citizen. is unlawfully detained long to it in any psrticular.-N.Y. Bun. pfoaniptuefsdin relieving (pain in the one in town: ‘4 3 rr 3‘ g “,3. g
by the Turkish government in Armenia. W a er, 1 ncys, so an every part 9’ ° “’ 3' "‘ w
__ V 0‘“- of the urinary passages in male orl E. T” S 13‘ n ‘5’ ‘T‘T
- Q Wouldn’t Indies rowers. He (angrily)—Do you take me for a female: It relieves retention of water- J D J o. g 23 a: H-
fiLgEN fines. ‘T. Cmcxco, Dec. 31.-—The grand» Jury by “0” a11d1mm11111816111111”1talmostmlmedlate- ‘ enning 8' 1? E ~ '° 5 51’? 9”
3 . a unanimous vote refused to indict Alden} She—No; I wouldn’t take you under 1y. If you want quick relief and cure ' UN D ERTAK E R g 5 E g g. m
- _ man John Powers for soliciting a bribe. any c1rcumstances.—Hudson 07" Y" Beg— this 18 you&r remedy. SOldb by G A' l 4 Knight street, opp nuts 5 E g B v» Q
1am-1- ,. : Gregory& 00., Drugg ists, Norwalk, Street Railway new]; 9, ’9 8, g 9, {—-
N ewsbovs wanted. I Newsboys wanted. Conn-1 33 Wall Street 9963’: EIGHT BELL ar armor; ' ‘ -

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