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m I omits.
= Mots-rum.
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intuit HELD ‘
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continuum mar mom.
. mud for the line-Ito- of
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4 mm noun Bohr-«l. ,
" meeting of the Common
”held lutnight. His Elinor.
_ llir. ll 8. Reed and cwncilm
Inchwood, Sellcck and \‘olk were
' infrontofhisproperty. Referred
flee on streets and sidewalks,
~~ was granted Tnlmadgc
construct I dwelling house on
”My side of Madison street.
poition was received from E. A.
ward and others to have water
, laid on Woodward avenue. from its
terminus to about 150 feet below
avenue, and also on Iowndes
itI entire length to the water
w W to committee on water.
”The Wot Amos Judson for ex-
”on of server rind water mains too
, 150 feet respectively south of their
‘ ' terminus on Quintard avenue.
referred to committee on sewers and
W on water.
An invitation from Douglas Fowler
M No. 48, G.A.R., to the mayor and
bond of councilman to take part in
pantie with them on Memorial Day.
in: man with thanks.
The nutter of buying a street roller
laid over until the next "reeling.
l‘lleitroet commissioner was instructed
”if the one now in use on West avo-
couldbcengnged for a short time and
what price.
It was voted to expend a sum not to
moved $100 in laying out a mound in
Mot the property of the South Nor-
Wk Clmgngational Society at the: junc-
of West avenue and West street.
The mncil voted to change the name
Gmpel street to Fairf‘ield avenue.
It wIs voted to extend the water pipe
“Wk from the cornerof Fifth
Wt!) Gore street, Ilong Fifth to Prom
, street 3» feet, thence the length of
street about mo feet.
The matter of a sewer on Wood street
”I. poolponed to some fulurc meeting.
The committee on streets was imtmct—
to ascertain the coed of grading Wood
from Mrs. O'Connell's house to
The matter of a sewer an Taylor urn»
from the soutlierly boundary of the
. of John Morton to connect with the
‘ ~ on Hamilton avenue, was laid on
. thle.
Owing to an error. an abatement of
’ eIch was voted on the houses of N.
Ely and H. C. Ely. trustee. on Meadow
The committee Ippointed to ascertain
and of taking the comm of tho city.
--. thItitcould bedoue {tumor
The reprwt was accepted.
'flln nutter of placing a Elephant! in
1‘ police hemlqunrtcra on llavilnnd
' - was referred to the committee on
film. ugh powcr. ,
It "fold that n hydrant lie plucwl
Wat street, in the rent of .t. Hlblltmlltl'
fIctory. ,
Thawnncil then adjourned until the
,rngnllr meeting. June i. It 7:50 p. Ill.
Min; lit! lamina of in. rum
Ind stator.
George A. Mkwmul, of Newark. N.
., h in Norwalk to-tlny to illrwt the
of MI fatltm’a nod atria-fit m
w fromthe oldburying ground on
W Hill to Rinaldo cemetery. This
”on Undertaker .l. l). Jennings un-
m the retinitis of Ara Lockwood.
who wit buried in instant! thaw of
all! [Milne Inckwood. who diivd in
M The inner were in I umtmlivo
‘ numb
,lint were but ultimatum»
deny. m‘ plIte on Milo hock-
, ‘nullln wit-flirty well primal.
' hum of to. lavkwood'n dentin
plIt-wmnotuud Iodine onl
”mainland wood mum
mehwmpntonlnlwulm-
Much. Burn! of then. wort-found.
firmflthe turn in the «may
Myra-flout and entwined may of
limit-r will land til-lint.
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Hamilton-unlit.
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W.
When Ind I!" M III-d M III-n
II linen-tun;
l’rnd. SchInh. of New York. in viril-
ing his [intent- iu this city.
Mrs. W. N. Simone, of Franklin Ivenuo,
is in Canada rioting her pIrcntIi.
llrr. Herman Bear» of Arch street.
has returned from I visit in Wyn.
new
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m III Sport- iIn-r the II...
Robert J. Mn. of Scranton. Penn"
in visiting relatives on the Wilton road.
Mrs. J. (3. Alannder, of Brwklyn. N.
Y.. spent Sunday with relatives in But
Norwnlk.
Mm. George YanAlstyne. of Norwalk,
and Miss Lena Crowe. of this city. are in
Hartford to-doy.
Captain and Mrs. McDonald. of Brook-
lyn, N. Y., Ire the guests of Mrs. Henry
Selleck on Union Park.
Miss Amine (Y . of Rotrm Ilill.. is
spending the week at the residence of
Warren Smith. Greenwich.
Rev. Herbert S. Brown. pastor of the
hickport. N. Y.. Congregational church.
is visiting his father in this city.
Edward Apperley and Emma Bechtle,
who have been the guests of Ben Bechtlc.
of the borough. returned to their homes
in Brooklyn. N. Y.. [art evening.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Durant, of Bethel.
who have been the guests of Chief De»
Fora-oi for the pact week. rcturnod home
on the 5:20 train last evening after a do»
liglitful visit.
t'. It. Bouton. general train contractor
of the New York and New Haven rail-
road. has retumcil to New Haven. aftu-r
ashort visit with his parents on Rivpr
street. Xorwalk.
Soil 1). Benedict. formerly of Hutllll
Sonvnlk. and his bride. not BIL-«i Roberts.
of Daytoun. Florida. who were married
May 4. have n-tunml from tiioir wedding
tour and are now raiding in Litchlicld,
this state.
Allen W. Paige. Speaker of the Home
of Repn‘scntntirts. and wife. will 5:1“
for Paris next Saturday on the steamship
"Ln llourgoyne" of tho French line.
Speaker Paige will be alml about
three months. and rim-r viewing plans of
interest in and about Paris, will procccd
on a trip clout the amtinent. vkiiting
Germany. Switzerland and other
countries. Speaker and Mrs. Paige will
he jo'mcd at Paris by a party of friends.
Upon their return tho}- will take in Eng
land and Scotland.
The I»! HIIvc Sold in Stew “Iron
Aunt loin Tritton. the oldest penmn in
Now llzivt-n. is dying. She woe the lust
slaw sold in New Haven. She was sold
at auction on the Green. where the
founders I‘I'I‘Cled the First Church. in
I613”. Shir received the name of 'l'ritlcm
by having been the property of (knit-ml
Tritton of the Brit'nili army. Mrs. Trit~
ton was financially stranded in New lin-
vcn, and to mirt- money enough to get
bmk to Nova ScotiI Ihc pnrtml with
Aunt loin and tin» hitters mother for a
loan from John Nico". The two slums
rcmuimd at the Nicol! homestead until
[$25. believing all this time that they
wore from Onedsy in that your High
Sheriff Elihu Morison came around and
coinluctml Aunt Lois to the Iuction
block on tho Green. and she was bid in
by .tutliauiy Common-k for Will. It was
Iltl‘ custom to pnrmlo the slaw-u through
the sin-via prior to the sale. and the
roub- wm from ltmndwny to Chapel. to
Start». to film. tlnmco to the (law.
'I'lircc drum taps anmrunced that the
”Inn-s worn to he «old. You” nftcrwarrl
by Inoney mmcxl during ertm working
hour». Aunt loin wm able to purchase
her frwdom.
flinch-Ivy (Tonya-Ilium
At the ninth Innunl nit-citing of the
Worm-o'er (hingn‘gationnl Home Minion-
Iry lininuof Cmnccticut in the Brind-
way church. Norwich. tomorrow, the
min-hunting: in this state will he «rpm
united. Hm. .l. A. Biddle. of this city.
is the Mt of the union. An main
lent Immune but been Miami.
Mrs. ‘l'. R. Xohlo. of the Numb. will
mlapmrou "A Balance Shoot." A
[nrtlmltrly tumult" mum paper
will he Md by flu; t'. L. dyer. Wat
Shiloh]; «him: “The Walt Churches
of Cmnecilcnt." ‘ In. dyer. liIr-
inn intuit-ed for let: your mung
our rtIte mission»: chamber
hweillittcdtopmwcthiupw. In.
II. it. (Ir-well. editor of the Home Illi-
riamry. will deliver In whim. on “he-
‘ him! the Scent-I.”
W$ no... 4....
iii. and It". Richard J. Cnthlll role:
touted the fifteenth Innlvemry of their
Warm home. ho. «It spring
mm...“ “m...” mm
, t, inc I nun
Myron. Gum wac- lnrlulged in
mi putty am. A line whom
will revved. It. Indflrp. (hitblli receiv-
all!
ottoman.
Arrangements for the regatta to be
Id It Dorhm’s Point. Memorinl Day.
are nowcornpleted Indthe event will
doubtless prove tobe oneof the most
sutcaiaful aquatic affairs evcr hold here.
An oyatmncn's regatta has not been
held in this town for several your» and a
great deal of interest is tIkcn in the
races. Twenty-live boats of variws
length but: already been entered,
among the owners being 0. E. Wood-
ward. Hoyt & Beer's, J. B. Rider, J. R.
Raymond. Charles Rcmson. ka Toby.
Frederick Olsen. 1'. 1'. Lyon. Frank
Richards, George Warmn. P. S. Selleclt.
Ainsley Reed. William Toby. Samuel
Byxbee. A. B. Coley. Theodore Smith.
0. 3. Morgan. A. J. 'l'ooker. C. W. Broth-
erton. Hezekiah Smith. Charla Weston.
W. D. Flatt. A. Bullenstein. J. Sheppard
and Hugh Hines.
“I'liero will bcfive classes as follows:
First class. jib and mainsail boots from
25 to :7!) feet long; second chess. jib and
mainsail boats from '20 to 25 feet: third
class, sharpie»; fourth clznn. cut boots
from 18 to 23 feet: fifth class, rnou‘umito
fleet. all boats of IS feet and under. The
time allowance is one minute to tho foot
and entrance for- it. The course will be.
for large butts five miles.nnd for the
turmptito’tleet four miles to the wind-
ward and book. Tho first prize for the
hints winning in each «YIN will be a
“mount. ode-ml by From-is Burritt. and
thr entrance money. Landlord J. E.
Power will give :r sum equal to the vu-
tmnco money to the» bout-i mining in
second in each claw. Entries can lw
made with theregattu couuuittee, Frank
N. Ferris. Charles B. Watkins and John
ll. Wade. up to 9 p. m. on the 29th.
Tin-re will be from three to five minutes
between the starting off of each clam.
The boots will start abreast of the wharf
and return. John L. Riclmnls. E. A.
Woodward nndJuseph A. Volk will act
mindset.
The City BInd will furnish music.
there will he (hmcing in tho pavilion.
bicycle more and u limo ball game at the
Point.
The prize-sun,» on exhibition in A. II.
Foley's hardware store. iiouth Main
siren-t. 'l'lu- pennants for the winm-ni of
the firsth Mind CW5 or» twenty
foot long. The pcumut for thr- third
clnrui is fifteen foot long. In the fourth
(flute). cat boats. the prize is an cmign.
For the fifth class the prize is n ten-foot
pvnnnnt. The prizes are of silk and very
lmndsmne.
Book for Athenian.
lien. P. Rowoll a (h, of NM» York.
“llrllztllt’l's of the American Newspaper
lhrcctory mid of Printed Ink. 3 ' ninth]
for mlwrliuent—the oldest a _ll‘.~‘l
known of till the advertising Win——
conduct their business in such a way rm
to make it I nmtrrinl benefit to both ml-
wrtiuer and new per publisher. .
They fuminh p lor an mlrrrtmor
and prepare hiandvcrtircmcnt. For their
v-rvicesmih-signing his Idwvtisi-uwnt
trill pvt-letting his eutiruntc-vthey make a
nullirient charge to pay for the Il'rllllh‘il
wrviwol' tore-inn cmu intent to do tho-
Work Wei . Tho-y to the mlvcrtim-r
what [in mm he nhcmld mic. and what the
prior willie. If thr- ndvertiiwr within
them toplIcetlie inlvertiscim-nt in tho
pawn. they done he din'cta. and for
that Irvine the mmppem pay tin-m.
If the mlwrtiim wishes to place In. inl-
\‘ertitiinx through nun» other mlvertiznng
mm-ymr to coomm with thewhlirhcni
be it at liberty on do no. Ind the mtinmto
furu‘wheil Ito-um. limit a it...
xenon Ii 5 guidv. It tells him when; ho
is running I lnrgnin Ind when» he in
pa lug um that he ought. '
iN'l'y om who it In mod of inform»
tion on the subject of “ranking Will do
WP“ toolitIiti 3 El ry of Geo. P. Rom-ll
it (T‘o'r. “Book mgrmddvfplzn," ii?
an. 3 one . Ina .
lfllfl minutiae“ of Median:
mm Icanfulomu lItion f‘r’pmum
American New Enrica I
but pain in Wow Ind
It given
I. the W ruling
of may one and I . chI of inim-
tlon about run-s mint mum pen
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with wlnt in: he horned form this
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Wuruxnror. Italy I9.—-PIIqIIIc Carlo.
the ItIlinn consul in New Oriana. III
(III GrimIldo. or m, “who,
who mum-Id of barn-[given tilt-la-
nuts to the III-Irina ct Chutflnn-y
thIt tho chief I. IpproIcl-lu. Irrlvoil
from New Oriana lIu night Ind lift (or
New York, whrnenthoywtllIIlIforItIly,
wm‘tkg Kill make I mutant.»
t t cw Grimm to Mnrgub
di Rudinl.‘ Signor cam tolit a W
thIttko report thIt ho Miran-rend“
by hi: government for making Indircrcat
utterances wu untrue. ‘
”I'he very ert that. the marital: hII
ruminoned me to Rome to confer with me
on the situation in proof." he aid, "of the
confidence “BM“ In Inc by my 30m
nient. Theydesirnmo to an over mItr
tern more halyard more indItIilthIn
an be doncthrongh the medium of let.-
tcn." Th- conrnl upthenirnonuon
why the Saw OrhInItronblo should mIkI
Iny brunch betwenn the United Stator Ind
July and he would lpy nothing tolwidnn
such I breach. Ila would hold IIIyor
Shakespeare responsible, he said, for all
“at hid been done. Ilia only commont
on MIyor Shakupenro'r letter domIndina
hisrncIllwIlthIt. be M been unfairly
treated on Ill sides. The boy GrimIIdodo-
nied he had ever given the sixnII waning
the assassins of Ilcnnucy'r IpprOIch. BI-
forc leaving Washington Consul Corte
hId I conference with lunch ImperiIli,
the Italian charge d'IflIirei bore.
Switchmol Out In tho cold.
Chicano, MIy 19. —Thc
switchmen of the Chicago Ind Xorthwcnt'
ern railroad. in compliance with the sug-
gestions of the officers of the Switchinen'r
union. have Ipplicd to their respective
yIrdmnsters for work. In every instIncn
they were informer] that there was no
work for them It protect. The lull In
tmlllc lumped the number of men to
quircd to perform the company's work.
Indthe ofllciIls had all the men thede-
sin-dirt present. Such of the discharged
men in are unobjoctionnhlc to the corn
pnny's officers were told to call Ignin Inn
on, and if vacancies Ihonld occur they
would be given employment. Many of the
cwitchmcu have abandoned all hope of
ever again obtaining employment. upon
the Northwestern system.
Admiral ltrIInI Selim
New You. May la—Cnpuin Henry
Briton. [1311, has sucmdod harml-
miml lhiniel I. Brain: in commundot
the Brooklyn nnvy yard. the IdmlrIl
going upon the retired list for age. All-
mit-Ii Bruine‘s retirement wIs mule the
occasion of great ceremony. The marine
battalion paraded It noon. I saint: of
thirteen gun-
wm in full on ornr. The retiring otllcnr
was the third in rank in the nIvy. llc
incn‘tl the service Is midnhipmnn in Iii-Io,
wmin awn-ml engagements in the Mex-
ican our, -m.l 587V“! with grunt distinc-
tiondurin; the civil war. He is u native
of New York city.
Won the KIlIIr Intoxicated?
Bruits, MIy til. ~l'ho Born-min corps. or
club. It ltunu, of which the hirer qu
member when It collcp, but pulled relo-
lntlons n-itorntiug the loyIlty of the
student» to the throne, Ind 1pvt-rely con-
demning those who van criticised the
speech nude try the hirer It the common
of the Ilonn righting clubI. The lthenIo
ninns have adopted moluliomt in I similar
vein The” clrctI-Itnnt‘en have can-Id
great perplexity to the focally of Bonn.
It is now generally Idmittcd thIt both tho
emperor and his brother-induct, Prince
Adolph. of Schmimburg—ldppc. were into»
laid on the occasion
A fItII Ger-II M
Bruin, lIy I9.-—Anothcr tragic Ger
man duel In "ported, thh time from “I.-
over. A IIwa untried Scholt,holding I
commit-ion in the Irmy menu. Ind I
quIml with I student nIntcd Benth,I
Illeugn being the revolt. Pistol: were
instead of rword-i. Ind both com‘
bulimia fired to kill, Barth was shot dead
sholt, upon seeing tht he bod done. bur»
rind own] from tho field. II“! no in barn
not lit-cu cupt tired. Ilthougb the GM“ of
tin law are in pursuit.
A llrIvI (3»me MCI-bond.
WANIISGTOS, lit-y Ill.-»Sccrctury Porter
ho married I nilver inedII to (‘orponil
Curtis Harrison, Troop I), l-‘lftb l‘nltoil
Blur: cavalry. in wanton of his» hrsvery
on Nov. 2!. W“, in recruit? from drown—
ing, while crowing I ford the Red river
in ’l'i-xm. ('Iptnln Schuyler, of the Fifth
cavalry. and Mn. 1'). 1). Titanium Milo
Nettle 'l'homu, wife Ind doughnut of Cop
tutu Thoma, of the Fifth cIrIlry. Sucro-
tnry Footer more. hit conduct drum-
"unqunlitlcd commendation."
It will to It the World‘c VIII.
Wumroror. Mny tau-ho Harlan .9
up“ mN‘flMl-m
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county to m Sputnik roldlrrr instant of
mutt-u them in nprlIIl for the aortic:
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InIdnum‘u‘ihwr-g-rm
am with”.
Drrvrn. Colo, MIy lie-Dr. Gum er
Irmwd loot evening chimed with the
murder of Mrs. linrnIby Ind “Inn to
county inI, where ha will spend at lent
one night. Today be h luring I having,
Ind the question II to whether he will be
Idlnittoil tobailornotwill bcdecidcd.
IIII SIIIII Ion- Indicted? ti!
The unwionnl development. heretoforo ,
promincd did not rnItIrlIliu todIy, but it
bald upon good Inthority that Miss Scl-
lio IIInley has Ilm been indicted. It in.
thought yertcrdny that In indictment
W Mn. Graves had been found, Ind
It in mid that such wuthocnmbutthn
mud jury, Icting on the Idvin of Db
trict Attorney Stevens. reconsidered their
nation, not thing evidence enough yet .to
trIrrInt it. . ..
The floor, or the Slate.
The theory In that )In. Graver wrutathr
1-th on the bottle sent whim Bun-by,
while Mine llnnlcyurricd it to 1305th
nailed it there. Detective “custom. who
III: M charge of the cm at Provide-nu,
went eIst last night to secure further evi-
Ali “to Blue-r I'll-d still Gov-I on Io-
twm Then.
erw Yonx. llny twirl» Evening Sun
rays that the bitter fend between the
houses of MIL-hay and IIonyngc, the CIlIo
fomiI millionaires. which has hum raging
on both tilde! of tho AtlIntic for severnl
years. has It lIct taken I definite form
Bonyngc bu brought suit against Mucky
for-durum. 'l'bcgentlemru have anthem
on good terms for acme time and the feel»
his was intensifid by I recent niticulf be
tween them, which occurred in the ofltce
of I Sim PrInciroo bunk. There were long
Icconntr published It the dime hard on
the ammun- of both men. of com-I
that W Mack” chimed to have
not-m II th- other hand. ton in do
tdl Iii-unit“ delight the runner
In which III hidden: up Mr. Mack”. The
gentler-u aurora heartbeat with their
, rum d tho IflIIr Ind not»
time. Now the rnItter has been revived
by Mr. flocynge, who propom to drain
damages pmpovtlonntc to the pile of Mr.
Slack” for alleged criminal libel in con‘
nection with certain published statement:
made at the time of publishing his version
of the light between them. The origin of
the whole trouble. no turn can be chrncd.
kink/min rivalry for social pry-reducer in
London Mr. Bonynp In an Englishman
who mine to tilt: country when I men-lad
Ind made his: wa to CIliforniI and there
huddled out I full new mlllionIiro.
n- ItIltII Mflm I'IIpII.
Scams. PI. MIy 19.--Joae Munch.
an Italian, entered Burke- haul It Old
Forge. about eight unila- Innth of In...
and shot that of the inhtllfl. "I had
been I fuqncntcr o! thebotelnndoftn
spoke in Iloktng nation of little Ruth
BIranIhlIgIrl A Milan-Inbound
Ilr. Burke‘n commit to marry KItiI, Ind
Iincc than he in. not been Illowedao much
freedom Ibont the plant: ‘l‘wo boarderl,
and "Ira irritattiund Frank Merry,
attempted to stop him from going up
Itnln. when Katie wII. Mourkc pulled
I revolver Ind shot Marty Ind Griffiths.
but not fItIIly. Then he mrhvd through
the Mun-,bruklng furniture and W
lug Relic-IL firing scream shot; In
It“. Before loIvtnx the honor he met all.
Stirrup In the hull Ind donated that rho
kiln him Ind tell him when Radio In.
The girl hinted Ind Munch fired It bar.
the hull glancing from bar haul and in-
sisting a only wound The Italian than
Cam mud. leornllly.
mien“, N. Y.. in; m—Conmman
J. J. Britten rent to the cum council
tut evening II can to build IIdtIonIto
to the city I luprouf lihrIry III! I” build-
lngtocrmnotlnuthn “mm The
lion III horn wholly unsoliciud.
though there tutu for I time two I Doro
mat for the mhlhhmt at “bell II In-
ultntlnn. This only condition lions-ed by
Ill. Roldan In that the city Ml limit In
unity the run or no» tor tho support of
thIlbrIry. ’t‘lin I'I maul.
nation to the council in I brief MM“.
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ltrw You. my to.
Iii Biting much I.
Mani-i Iro-
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room Invent tlm without. the
no. Th followiu Milena
not by fir. Dennis: "Ir. Ill-tn
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u lento its to automate would my. buy them
. wlumv you can get them thecheamt.
“Ectnomy is Always the Sure Road to Wealth.”
We claim losellallclameoof good» form money than any otlwr iimi in
South Norwnlk: no matter how or why we do itwbut run mun-d wezdo it. We
are ollcring for this wr-ek the following. All that we ask is if you can buy them
cherry-r elsewhere, buy there. if not. give us a trial. and remember we do not hon-i-
tntc taking anything back which is not satisfactory to the purclmwr.
DON’T FAIL
to gut tliv-
.COUPONS
on the elegant
Sllllllllllill Pllllll.
To star the purity and cadence of the tone in this Instrument.
we shall have the Piano in full operation Saturday evening.
4..
Milt Our Up—town Store,
In anti. ipntinu ot' .-xtvn.~iw alteration: to lo- tlimlr in our nl'vft‘ vrry «mu. u» find
that itip llt'Ct'Phitl'}' lurk-u- vut llv'rnlinv «mil. in “or I'uqn-t lhApnrtrm-m illl.‘
mouth. Ttiitl'r‘nlnllll‘ll our {.ullkmx it» oflri llw mill-him: let‘llrl invluv'mvivnh
In buyers.
Tap-.ztry Brow-la l'nrpetev. from :i'Jr up.
lively “Mich t’urpeu It 061- per yard.
Mmpiettr l'urpoL-i. with limit“ to matrix. at $123 pi-r yard.
.\ll~\\‘ou| lumin Carp-mi 49" up.
l’ortierrl'urmim. vo ith fringe and drop dado topuncl bottom. at 9.9!.
Tim good» were all new thy spring. and an» only the I'ltult‘o'st and um Ip-
provcd patterns. Early enllm have the mlmntalzool lurirwt :watmmt.
HOSlERY.
Till». clam of good» are nu-rmrily liar-I todianilw. but thi- grunt.» quoted be—
low. if not art they In- repnwntml to he lll'fl”. in will give them to you,
t‘lulilrcn's Izod black rib Milking. thcy am' not tho rhrnp. shoddy chaos of
During tliiq so!» lie .1
It. 3"»: Shirt Wnim; in my nothing. but mention tlu- liflt'l'. uliirh is lilo r'lll‘ll.
Imlim' Tutlrta ”lover. cmlmmhml buck. north ‘liu- tnir.-~~l0§c per pair.
(to-titu' Ilulfwlliw. 0n IW wo do not took» a BWI'OI’lfl“ mlurtmn. but It the
price. Hr p" pu‘u. they will he foumi to hr at haunt It'll in win. rim-m than the}
can he lmught for rlnr‘wlwrv.
39“ buy» a Tint- white Shirt thin work: your choice. Big lino of lulicii' Wropr
porn. M“. worth at Its-Lint H333.
MlLElfiERYLL
II but been I "minor mm of More to tin. to am now much thin «luck It!“
been npprrcintnl. [hiring thbi week we Ilinll malt» mum up“ hit tumult».
Your chance. lam line of untrimuu-d hat» for only M: who» of which I: Mr
molt.
Flower». llr I burn.
“tut-Hill Wm It 251* each.
Trimmed IlItn It putty min-ml mm
We «Inn any in full “column of fun-1 mo. and "tie-r rm.» oi iriinminm.
KITCHEN-WARE. ~.,....
Wewmmmhrimthhmmmmtmkdww
him. You “keratin-kill you do not null and ert «or Month!»
Whetmthilkilgtflmmhm
HANDKERCHIEFS.
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lacuna; arm
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Ind bin.
rcpIIrI for
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" chinery made ”powwow“;
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unm.c.n.ronmumni a; ” .
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mum.
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«alibi. run. oyster: clam-{m .
mm & IIUII’I'EI) WI
Winn». fruits. i3 Inga.”
CALI. A'l' JITDD‘S Cull Market m III. I
Wily. Wuhington It. 8. . cm “ll-7-
CAIIB. WILLIAM II. WM Inv- ‘
E. . Fine mes“. vegetarian, 'Ih.
mm W
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h. World on ,
tine mcnllnflilfilty wntemnfwmkunfium’
SMITII‘SWASIIIXG’I‘I‘)?‘ “Rm. “Wuh—
tngton 51.5.)“. nteIts. poultry for M.
'I'ICB a. .\'AHII.fi.\'o.MIInet.S.Z~'. emu.
wultry. clc. Choice cuts It can prim
Within-Ill. J. P. 12 Main at. N. choice-into.
poultry. fish, vegetables. etc.
LUMBER DEALERS J PLANE“ mu.
RAXDALL'S MILL. EN. lumber Ind timber.
rough or worked to order. mouldlmtrlrrute
HAWKS AND BUILDERS.
o
SEYMOUR. HENRY. 15 West Ira. S. N. All , ‘
kinds of stone mourn contncta taken.
S)ll'l'fl. “'ILIJAM fl. Ki West It. 8. N. Joh-
bing promptly attended to.
MARBLE AND GBAXI'I’I.
BATES. P. W. Wnter at. N. manufacturer of
line granite and mnrhle work. Ind denier In
3.
clone work of Ill kind
MEN'S 0|?!" "E38.
COM.‘4T0(‘K BROS. )luonic lmild' N, 14 So.
)Iain st. >13. lientlcmcn‘e turnis us work.
FltAXCl-‘i dz ('0. fill “Wilmington-at. S. N. In
halts. gentleman's furnishing: of III kinds.
MERCHANT TAILORE-
m'smvsm. rt. 31 “'all at. N. A perfect It.
gnaruntml: the latest ntyles always on bad.
KOCOI'R. l". l? .\'n. Main st. 8. 3. Pine tIil-
“full: or specialty. Repairing. etc.
MILLIKZBY.
t'l)l.l.l.\'.-k. R. M. I! Main “.3. 8.
material need if desired.
I'l'fl‘ll. AGNES Miss. tit WIll at. S.
"Old Simon Island Dyeing lathlis
MI’SIC TEACH”
lilBSOS. ALEX S. 3'. Nerwin at. 2‘. Flow.
organ and harmony.
OYSTER PL‘STIZBS AND nun”.
HUYT. “1 H. k 803'. 124 “'Iter at. S. N. not
of Raymond) 'I'lnmr-rs. exporters Iudw le-
iule dealt-rs in native oy stern.
REED J.- lilllf'fiMAX. lilt Water “3.37. Pinn-
ter< zin-l x-hippers of Sorwalk oyeten.
\'.~\.\' NAME. .I. L & I'O. I’. 0. box 3385. N.
PA'I'I'BBSVI ASH) room.
SnRWALK PATI'ERN WORKS Chan.”
tlmrpe. prop..Rivcrside ave $.26, House bent-
inrrn specialty. by steam. hot water or hot
air. References: Sorwulk [lick Company.
(~Irum'; Dr. Radioman. istenmv: II. I. Ben-
nvtt. biz-arm; John Try-on. tho: air):
H. fimith. lemma Grace Church. that Itrl;
and many others. .
PAINTEBS.
BRAISA III). F. C. 7 Water”. )1. Bl our.
I'aim. [mid and eilver aligns a spec II y.
OST E It “ASK GED. ll. 1' “'nter at 3. Home
and sign painter. paper hangar. decorator.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
NtiRTll. Ii. 5. To Wuhinglon at. S. N. Ole
quality only, Ind that the beat.
I’IAXO TUNER & autism
it [IS DEE. t'. l". cor Wall and Knight M.Lh
dealer in pinnor. hfluu’im rhet‘l music. etc.
PLAYING-4301!). SILVER A“ NICKEL
sul'TII NDRWALK PLATING (30. iWItcr
at. All kirulriof elu-troplallugdono,
.irui refinish! : of All kinds of meta. sooth.
It EAL [231' ATE AGENTS-
..‘i\"l'l)_‘-'..l.\('l ii: )I. \l'uehingtonatmert RD
as. Property tor sainhcnnestorenuseeld
“'UUIHVARD. H. A. St). Main 51.5.3.
rent and building loin for gale.
RESTAURANTS. .
RYKIIEE. r. F. 9RIilruId Place. it. than
it! all hours. filmy fin! than In MW
sport. A few table harder» taken.
LAKES DIZI’U'I' RSI-"IAI'RAX’I'. 8.x. ,
It)" the liI‘fil. prices the Iowan. OpenIIl ,
SCHOOLS.
IIAIRIYS, MISS INSTITCTBX. You lIdlII
boarding mid day whom. Spring term prtlk
MIN. MEAD'S SCHOOL Iar girl! Ill
lune». Hillside. .'. ripriurt tern: mm!
tilltlll‘l’llAND AND mm
erl'lllllt'd BquK. 8. I. C. P. Ill» m.
DI" Inn evening urchin. Sendygrm.
STEAM ENGINES AND Hm "
NIIIIWALK IRON “TIRES COMPANY.”
\"nlcr A. 5. N. near RIilmId brtdp.
STIMIDIIII’ Tltll‘l’ All“
LAYTHS. JM '03 )1. Washington "am no
s..\'. in... catamaran-my order-trend
mm: nun”.
FERRIF. JOHN II. It Wuhlrltol' II. III
mi: l. lime. amt. hair. pm” *
mom-ix. mm: It. in Taylor rm. 9. I!
Aim layer of l‘lil’tl't't‘lt' tulip.
”GIVES. RANGES AND Hum
liltTl'llI‘M. LANDO'S m IIIleInrl It. ll. X
on utmrn and writer harm. P. o. box It:
PHWI'IIJ. J. W. :59 “'Iebtnuton It. ti. 1'.
‘I'III'CIIKG.
Ml mtox .Ji ili.\' IiJstTIyt-ir Ivcnmfix. Light
Ind tit-Ivy trucking pmptly uremic-l in.
UKDIITmIfi.
Jlilth’ltflit‘. J. I). p. firm It. Intent. III-
rlenre it It. .09 Totem g .
Jllddm 0w. ill 30. HIloIt 8. I. M
It I“ Morn. '
RAYIIUSD. 030. ll. Int! 6 .
Buldenmtliorlclcy It. own“ 9
Jacob ill. Layton.
Reid finlnle Ind "mm A t. 0% I.-
»urn A Irw re. and .
13:35" I Z? l“""’“"“" .7...
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continuum-Ennis: . nun-little: - ..
lrdlrm ento taken. IlIllmId Tlrklto.
W chuckled to Mtlnatlmr.
It W lln mat. nut to m
Moth limit: 3.0:». M
JARVISQKELLOGGJ
A em.
Flatten; out“
ladies own
Icy for
rum.
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all“... .2." “ "
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