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BURGESS earn.“ ORDERS 'l'llE
FOLIO! WIS YAOATII).

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_ About llio'oloek, this morning Wanton
Wmmm murmured
hyGrarlbsOlmstead. the rent agent of
an Gm building. um the police
headquarters were being moved out of

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the building. «
The w went at once to the rooms
to see w going on, and found that

the locker: had been taken out and most
of' the other fixtures removed. He learn-
ed from the men who were doing the
moving that they were noting under in—
structions from Burgess O'Reilly, chair-
man of the police committee. The war-
den ordered the truckmeu to move no
more goods. as Mr. O‘Reilly bad no right
to change the police headqirarters with-
out a vote of the Court of Burgess. He
then sent word to Mr. O’Reilly, asking
him to explain why and by what author-
ity he had ordered the rooms vacated.

Mr. O'Boilly was out of town and, it
was mid, would not return until this

The police are very non—committal
about the aflair and claim to know but
little about it. i

What furniture was taken out was
movedintoavacantrnom overG. & 8.1].
Holtnes' store onlain street, at one time
occupied as a barber shop. It is under-
stoodthattheboroughhasalcascof the
present room.

DOWN AIONG THE ISLANDS.

 

What Is (Sol-g on at Sour. of the Popular
Shore Resorts»

P. W. Battle’s stone cutters are picnic-
ing at Compo Beach today.

Captain Clark took a Ridgcl‘leld ‘ party
' out this morning in his sailboat "Three

Brothers.” '

Lawyers Bright and Robinson. of New
York, are making preparations to camp
out at Calf Pasture.

The Ayers family, numbering about
twenty-live members, bad a reunion on
Peach Island yesterday.

’1'. II. Morison and a party of friends
from Scotland partook of one of Frank
Lamen’s Rhode Island clam bakes at ("elf
Pasture Point yesterday ant-moon.

Frank Lassen has prepared to feed
twenty-five hungry firemen at (.‘alf l’as‘
tare tonight. The members of Putnam
Hose company will go there to en joy at
ehoredinner.

George Lawyer and Ross Burchnrd, in

the canoe “Vivian," and Thomas Ilene-
dict and Edward Robinson, in the
“Mammals." started this morning one
triptobnng Island and other plat-mid
interest.
'Bell Island is a populous place at
mat. Its beautifullleo breezes owl
the brown of a number of Danbury_
collagen and visitors, besides dusting of!
thebrows of many who are not from
Danhuryi—Neuv.

Ollie, Clnrlie. Treat and Fred Stanley.
Fall Smith, Irving Olmshud, Everett
Wandhother, Arthur Ella and
' Moth! fled. Ward Gregory, Robert
Horobouse. hell Rogers. Perl-y Quin-
tarll and Clinton Hunter enjoyed a day's
outing at Neuron Island yesterday.

Aeailing party composed of Itev. l-‘.
E. Robbins and daughter, llownrd Minsk—
cy. of Trenton, N. J.. Dr. and Mrs. Mc—
(lonegal, Ilia Florence Lyner. Mrs. B.
Sherwood, Mnficnllcld, Harry Smith.
NialClaraElla and Mills Jennie Smith
were lak'eu to Nauvno by horned Jen-
ningl la ilk I‘lllmlt “Nellie," yl'iilf‘ftlll)’
for a clambake.

 

 

Thrown ha- a Wagon.
Willie Pinkeusteia. fifteen years old.
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weredrivlng fromthe Mayors dip»
rile?“ Ml 112M: ill». mite-
hi, when the lion’s rah ‘aw‘ay’.’ throwing
both“ them out of the wagon. The
boystruekonhlshesdand was render
all lanai-ibis. A telephone manage
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Pinkensteln had moved minin-
nol, but the extent of his injuries
could not at that time be determined.

 
 
 

 

 

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boat dookatbnln..sud(llenlshndat
tutu. thorium trip. Ail-allot
hide sawmill-mains. It
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Underarm-Input elth (luau-otter“
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A recent lame of the Willllnanfic

Journal h at hand. containing interest-

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mile NW

flourishingkindergarten department.
Weseleota fewpsragraphs relatingtothn
latter, of which Min Fanniebelle Curtis,
of Norwalh, is principal:

The Model schools were open to the
public in the forenoon and the friends of
the graduates and of the school were
present to witness" whatever pleased
them most. for it was an inpomibility to
see and comprehend it all in a single
morning _

And rstof, all, the Kindergaren room
was the attraction of those who love little
children. This room. under the direction
of Misses Curtis, Pierce and Cowlcs, gave
many beautiful little exercises in'nlarcll'
ing and games, forln and numbers, wom—
ing and paper folding: and when Miss
Curtis led the sixty children through their
gymnastic figures, all done to the music
of a piano. the little ones were fairly rall-
innt with enjoyment of the movements.
The teachers :lllgwcd their on “dig for
enttu'tarmng' ’ instructing ' n'at
oue‘and the sure time th t the
exercises. There were also exhibitions
of the children’s work in the hull of the
building. ‘ ‘
On one of the broad tables were display-
ed, on an incline, the folded paper work
and “Literature Scrap Rinks" made by
the older scholars of the kind artcu,
which were very attractive ind ,show-
ing at a dance what can be accomplished
by the 'l‘littlc tots" when new methods
are applied. -

Miss Curtis has just becn asked to give
“Talks on the Kindergarten" at the Box-
wood Summer school {it Lyme, Conn.

’lalnfs Circus.

Walter L. Main's circus gave two ex-
hibitions in this city yesterday. to large
audiences. Mr. Miiiu’s has an unustnrlly
large number of lurndsomc horses and an
interesting lncnngerie. The perform-
ance of the horses showed a perfect sys-
tem of training and some of their tricks
were marvclh'ius. The military drill by
six horses, all of them twenties. was one
of the prettiest exhibitions ever 398]! here.
The trick ponies and mules amused the
audience by their capers. The riding
was all that could be desired. that part
of the performance going off with the
smoothness and finish of perfection. The
flying trapeze work of two brothers was
the must during and surcwaflll i-vt-r econ
in this city. While he bits "”339 artistes
Mr. Main need ntWt‘f (car being outdone.
The hippodrnmc Spllfls, correlating of
hurdle, pony, mule. mun aiminst horse,
wheelbarrow. obstacle M’s were all first
class and the race between about a demon
South Norwalk youngsters for .50 cents
was icpecially amusing. The entertain-
ment concluded with the riding of twen~
tyuollc horses by one man. a very clever
pint? of homelnnnship.

What the Wheel-cu are Doing.

Louise Smith, of East Nurwnlll, has
purchased aVictnr l‘n-denda safety of
Leroy E. Wheeler.

Nine members of the Norwalk Wheel
club took a run to llowaywn lost even-
ing. Supper was servo! at thi- l‘ltirvicw
Hoult‘.

l-Ivnrt Jllllm, of Springfield. who is
wheeling about the muntry inlvortising
a new child» SN“. was in Kore-all: yrs-
tarday.

Nonllnn Jolillmn and L. R. Darling. of
Fall River. Mm.. who havi- been touring
through New York state, dined at the
Norwalk llolcl yesterday.

Several int-mime"! the Alpha Wheel
cltlb will wheel to New ('nmlan ibis ova-n-
iaz to attend the supper givoll lit Niclmls’
llpcm lloullc by tllnladlesof the Column-
rrntioualcbtircll. All them dumbing to
go will tilt-ct at Jackson's jewelry store
at 75!) o‘clock.

“I Death locum.

Ethel Palmer, aired seven nnmlhs. died
at her home on muse avnnltn. East
NWéLMyJ“ A” MN M
will be hold at the house thii "aftoltlbdh.
mnductidhy Rev. (3. ll. him. The re-
halliti‘lll liti‘ta'kb'h to MM Mob for
interment. ‘

Violet M. l'ltrermlrrd eleven months,
died at the homeof luerpareutllon Roam
llill, yutorday. of cholm lnfantum.
The funeral will be held from the hours
to-lnormw utterance at 2 o'clixlk. Rev.
Olin liallock officiating. lair-uncut will
will be in Pine inland cemetery. -

Data “I. share.
The inhalan- "lira L Ferris” is at
Wlhoo Point with 1,010 mill Mellon-
tas out for J. H. i‘v’errlll.
The Amateur Yacht club will take a
nail down tbeharboriacaptaln Bailey’s
sloop. “Beads" this «suing.
The "Viola,"owusd by Captain Dale,
of Danton-y, started yesterday aftvrnoeu
on a bruises: trip along the Sound.
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. Eds. wptietor of the Book
Haunt. Waterbury. is in town.

Milli Alice Cram. of East avenue. is
the guest of friends in Greenwich.

William E. Dana isat'l‘roy, N. v., this
week attending the Island Park races.
Captain Russell Frost is attending the
Superior Court at New Haven today.
Hills Ella Barnes, of Elizabeth nucleus
spending the summer in Bayview, Mich.
Miss Elizabeth Lynes, of Danbury is a
guest at the Lynes mansion on West
avenue.

J. I-‘. McAllisu-r, sexton of the Holy
Trinity church. New York, is ,in town
today.

Rev. C. M. Selleck, accompturind by
his students. is taking a ride in the
country today. ’

Howard Monkey, of Trenton, N. J.. is
the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Mctloucgnl of
West avenue.

Captain Smith Perry, of Patchogue,
L. l., is visiting his daughter. Mrs.
Taylor. Seaside Place.

Mrs. Dr. Fitch, of Cluster, Vermont,
in spending a few days at the ambiance
of J. P. Francis, lligh street.

Mint IicosinBatos. of Norwnlk. has been
enjoying the hospitality of her sister.
Mrs. Louis Miller, in Georgetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brundagc. of

New York, are guests of Councilman
(large hwkwood, Washington strcct.
Lewis Benedict and family. of Nur-
walk. have moved into the apartnn-nls
over the storenf Nash & lined in Titicus.
Mrs. William Doubleday. of Jersey
City. awnmponied by her daughter. are
the guests of Mrs. W. K. Ialwis. of Wall
street.
Miss Maud Slater. of South Norwnlh,
who has been spendingn few weeks in
Kew “oven. is now at Pleasant Side cob
tags», Georgetown.

E. A. Adams and wife, of Newborn.
N. Y.. who arc milking a tour of New
England on their whet-ls. stopped all thi-
.llilililt-kclllo llotvl last night.

Mrs. H. H. Smith. and daughters Edith

and Ruth. of Ernst Norwalk, have gone
to Mt. Pleasant for the sullllm-rund upon
their return will rulidc in New York.
John lloyt, of the “Return l’lliull
Telegraph ollice, is in New York t-Hlliy.
Miss Jcnnit- Drew. of Stanford, formerly
operator ill Waterbury. is ill charge of
the ofllce.
Miss Annie W. Runes-ll, nirmtupuliinl
by her sisterjfnl. J. E. Ki'rrundchiblnin.
have returned to their home on Bt‘ltlt'll
avenue, from their winter mutt at
Savanna. Georgia.

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(‘ONNIZC‘I‘ll'l’T SCHOOLS.
t‘nskillul Dtaamluera Itindrrgartenr
Average Pay of Teachers.

The just published annual report of

the state board of «location says:
“Examinations of lint-lion: ill the
towns. now made by men whiten husitluls
is not latching. should be transferred to
skilled Wills. The scheme of exami-
nations provided by the board, and now’
in llllt‘t't'flflll operation. is intended to
tannin-some litmus on the port of thine
who begin to touch. and to ill-cun- mime
recognition of llervicl- and inuwovenwnt
for those who have taught. la the opin-
lon of tho lllftl'll. the general acceptance
by tin-school visitors of those who lllll“
lawfully pass these en’smluatinne minld
pmllmlt' the best interest of the schools.
"The summer ltl'llolibt lawn brain
sumwful. The bland hold that the
child lsbor law should remain an it is.
and the law changing the minimum
tin-of wheeling final Will! to
magma W‘m
«rely. Also the law givlucschoolvisim
“some tbs-Mousse) delimit
whistle. mmlally that allowing the
sendingofpuplhto adjoining districts.

there are twenty wheels in the state.

“'l'lui average wages of male when
per month is non. female hut-hers
“at. Avmgelength of public «elm!
term. 182) days in the year.

 

 

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writes with reform to the milled
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talk-tori: “Th longishaditallmad
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'l’ho Bulwark-bl. Adventure of Inflows!
. aa curry. '

it" You. July low—Daniel 0. Carry.
twentyvnlns years old. a number of the
I, National Guard, and a

Insurer trade. so WWW!
ia’thla hours. No. no One undud

was still a prisbner on la 's,’ y as»
linen-prominence ’3‘ lglxgl ‘9’}:
to lelth Ivfinfi'in’ f ‘fle
When the keeper called the men together
at night on J una er and marched them to
quarter- Curry slid away ‘to the dead
house, where he pushed himself in through
an open window. .

Into one of the outline he jumped and
drew the cover on. Until night he stayed
in the coffin. Then he climbed out, and
fludinxthe body ofs man brought than
for burial proosededtostrip the enrpasof
its clothing.

Ha clothed the body in his convict suit
and put on the dead man's clothes r'l'ben
Ouriystoleoutnftba window and ran
down totbeahoretomake his escape. A
storm was gathering. The waters tossed
a havy log l'pon the shore and Curry
asleedltand rolledittnoueslde. Proms

hues near by the oonvlot ripped 0!
four planks and made a raft. lie drifted
down the sound 0 polite Berrlan islands
diatanoeoftan es. when hewaa
humid-raft and swam tothe shore ex‘
haunted lie was arrested later at his
home. .

A salon or BLOOD ll: HAVTI.

Iva Blppolyta'a om... Shudder at Ills
Butcher";

le You, July Ida—Advices have Just
been received from the disturbed republic
of Bayti by the mall steamer Alisa, which
left Jamel on Julyl According. to the
parser of this steamer the seat of the in-
surgent form. has been transferred to
Janine] from the capital city, Port. an
Prince. The entire city was in an uproar,
and It. was plainly evident that prepare
Item for an outbreak were being actively
conducted According to the omcsra of
the Alisa the repeated assurances that
Hippolyle had discontinued his massacres
were false.

They say that Hippolyte's reckless pol,
icy is having its effect of turning from
him many people who assisted him in sub—
dnlng the revolutionlatl. At Port au
Prince several political prisoners were ex-
ecuted between the last week in June and
the dateof the Allaa’s departure from Aux
Cares. The killing had then becomeso
frequent and unprovoked that even the
leaders of the government forces in the
various cities, to whom was assigned the
work of slaughtering the men, revolted.
Then Kippoiyu announced that the em
ecutlons would be continued, no matter
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Census Statistics Corrected.

Saw You, July in. ~Colnptroller, Myers
has forwarded to Superintendent Porter.
of the census bureau. a dotsiled statement
oftbe city's finances, correcting the sin:
tlstica contained in census bulletin No. 83.
The comptroller says the total of ordinary
expenditures chargeable to the city
amounts to customer instead of “8.—
37.090. and that the administrative or
penditum amount to w.m,m.tllinsteul
of guanine as stated in the bulletin.

 

boldlsr lloya Shocked.

I’IIKIIILL. S. Y., July la~ldghtnlng
struck the Camp ground strain yesterday,
making the fourth time that it. has visited
the place this mason. A dozen members
oflhe guard were so badly shocked that
their legs doubled up underthem andthey
fell on the hard floor of the guard house
tent. There was a panic there for-few
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Del-lists at Asian Part.

Annuav Paul. N. J., July lit—At the
joint annual meeting of the New Jersey
and Pennsylvania Dental socbty officers
were elected for the New Jersey society as
follows: President, Bsnkmln F. Lackey.
Paterson; vice president, Dr. (hear Adel-
berx, Elizabeth; anomaly. Dr. Chandler
A. Meeker, Newark; treasurer. Dr. G.
Carleton Brown, Elisabeth.

Ball wI-t‘to s.- m- was».

Nevins. X. J.. July in—wullsm A.
Ball, of Newark. the defaulting clerk of
the controller's ones. who was paroled by
the court of pardon yesterday left the
stats prwn at Trenton and not direct to
Newark to use his mother. The staunuut
that Hallietoberstalnodlnthepriaon at
am) a year is denied by liesdknpardobn
Patterson.

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Lootwtux. July ill-Zach Phelps nlo
orato- ths charge he made at
ville auto-t
which wwthuwm
company bought the house In 1! Car-
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which crime Garcia is now in Auburn
left thus wins, one here. one in
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nails and ”wound and Partly atrium
by United lint-a Mariner-L .

Wastnsorox. .luly I6.‘Th¢ formal no
the of the pooloilice department inviting
proposals for ocean mull letting has been
hurl. It cites the act of March 8. RBI,
and is unusually explicit becam the act
of congress requires the advertising of
“the route, which must he not forth in
fall, time when the contract shall be
made. the duration of the same. the sin
lithe steamers tobe used, the number oi
trips each year and than of sailing and
the time when service shall commence."

The law requires the insertion of the ad
vortiasment in at least two daily news
papers of fourteen of the principal cities
The conditions of the hide, the classifica.
tion of vessels and instructions to hidden
In not made part of the advertisement,
but are printed separately, and to be had
on application to the postuflloo depart.
Inent.

low Lines and Better Speed.

A new llm on the Pacific coast fromSan
Francisco to Chill and to the west coast at
South America is propoaed. and a new line
from Seattle or Tacoma to China and Ja-
pan, also a new line from San Francisco to
Helbnnrne. Provisionhas been made to
secure quicker service by all the old lines,
reducingthe time by one-fourth to Panama
and as much as at: days between Panama
and San Francisco. The service between
New York and Brazil is to he reduced to
nineteen days instead oftwenty-llve and
upward as now. The service elsewhere is
reduced to amlnlmum by requiring new
ships. and instead of irregular and inn-e
quent service on many routes much more
banana: and absolutely regular service
will be ’ ted on.

0 Build ”any at. Ships.

From the conferences that have taken
place there seems to be good h‘lL‘lonfl tou-
pect that certain service will be put on
Infinity. This new service, in connection
wi tbaenlarusmwt of the old, will re»
quirethsballdia. of a number of ships.

not. luau than five of the first
class. seventeen of the second class. on of
the Minia- andfonr sf the fourthclass,
with in ism tonnageof 151,!!!) tons
and at a probable cost of from #274110,“
ammonia. It is hoped that the other
lines projected will invite still further in-
voatmt of capital. Newport News or
Norfolk has been men as the best point
for the upper Ion horn coast, and Port
Tunmiatartlug at Mobile), New Orleans
and Galveston a.- the M! pm'ti- fur the
lower southern cont. While at small part
of the service can be put on immediately,
it will take the whole term of three years
to put on many of the larger ships. 'l‘brer
nor- la the limit prescrilml by law.
An All American scheme.

Vessels must be all American built, all
owned and ofllcered by Amer-ban cltlreml
in conformity with existing lnwa They
must be of the highest rating of their re-
spective classes known to maritime coni—
mares. The speed ism be tested by four
consecutive hours' trinl, conducted by ex-
ports at places denignntid by the plums»
tor general, and under such rules as arv
usually applied in the acceptance of ves
toll for the navy. They must be built for
prom t and economical conversion into

naval cruisers. and these of the
lat, second and third alas-cs must be pre-
pared for the carrying of or least four
Much suns. For the llral. two score ono
fourth of the crew must be citluus of the
United States; the out two years one
third. sad the last part of themtract
term at least curbs".

lsr llavat Purposes.

The vessels are to be inspected by naval
oflcera or «instructors. and approved by
thssocretary of the navy as suitable for
naval purposes before lira postmaster gen-
eral can enter into contract. Each Vessel
must carry a certain number of American
boys as apprentices or outlets. The bids
are to be received up to 8 o'clock of lien-
day. Oct. 5. out. The postmaster wen-
flmurvu the right to reject. any and all

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Financial. July more. w tiaghonu

_ company's stockholders have do
allied to scoopt the new plan of "organisa-
tion. The following new board of direct
onwa- elaetad: Charles Francis Adonis,
bland Bannister. A. I. Byers, August
Bella». Charles Palrchild. Marcella-

ilanisy, W. ilobartl. Henry ll

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Ir. mills Whit will.

in Hamlin. M... July lat-«3h. Rigs:
h “mammalian“? drive lts' ed

honour a was aeoompanl

his daughter, In. Dammit Mr.
looted well and chatted pleasantly

musics. Whoa hemuraeli
drive he took mantel-sou
. of his Mass.

deans: lam calls a lasting.
Autumn. Y... July ll-A call for a
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worth advertising. A
2d. Never advertise what you have not got.

bargain at your store, and when reaching there they
have been misled.

REPRESENTS EVERYTHING JUST AS IT IS. '

the value as well as we do. which is trio.
430 Best quality 18-inch (Yotton Diaper per piece, value 590.

per pair.
Choice of Ladics’ 33c quality of Fancy Hose. ' ‘ mt pain.
Ladies‘ Rib Vests for 50. .l 97.. l ‘x

(ieuts' Grey Mixed Hose. 4 pairs 250.

lll't‘plll'l'tl in ilt't‘tlpl any Ulll'l‘ fur filllllt‘.

qualities.
Curd Rut-hing 3c per yard. value 70.

cut-lily Worth twice the money we ask.
Six Stom- l’cullant Chain ltc.
licet‘Qunlity English Book l’ins ik'.

width and 20 inches high. for 230.
We would mention right here tlmt the
of the prices on this stock:
loo ()rcnm Freezers way down.
(Biotin-e Pins cheaper than kindling wood. at ill dozen for be.

wortblust‘tivice that aguoupl.

" Dinnei‘l’lo’teil'ob‘.‘ " 'f‘_" " ‘ ,
Good Round Wash Boilers 35¢: each.
lbkainghum 'l‘en Pots lilo each. «m, om. etc.

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Boston Store,

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Which do you find to be the most profitable way

let. No use in advertising at all unless you have something
3d. Nevermislcad people in supposing they will find a great
find they
4th. THE SOL‘TI—l XURWALK BOSTON STORE ALWAYS

The following goods are greatly reduced and
will be found to be wnnll your time and attention:

so buys the choice of all our best Dress ('iillghulns. You know
Misscs' lpwich Fast Black Hose. '3 pairs 19c, regular value 150
2m- quality of ladies’ licrcnsdorf Fast Black Stockings 2‘31? pair.
We do not wish to carry over our stock of l’arilsols, so we or.»
Funny hitching. choice for m- per yard of our l'Ic llllll Mt:
Hood Necklaces with 3 llbillc stone pendants for 1250 each.

We are sellingr the very best Exit-union Window Shades. full

lmttom lltltl dropped out

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and brass anti
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2.22% mom-.2. no.
new “new ,2.
smmemmnmm

'rlcr: ANASllfilfmlala sol.
poultry, etc. (Raincoat-u.“ m

WEBER. .l. P. I! If. chateau-ate.
pimltry, flab. “angst-file.

warns: unurnsamoms.

usunaws in In. lumber timber
rough mwndhtlduou. momma:

“BONE All!) autism

SEYMOU HENRY, .
kinds ofgstonemammvafi: A“

HMPI'ILWILLIAH H. BWnt 3.3L Job
hing promptly attended to. u'
mm A” Gm ‘ ‘
BATEEI. P. W. Wait! at, ll. manufacturer at
it t and
siihfltomimimm m "d “'9' "'
“N's 00m
COMS'I'OCK BROS. We 3.. 14 80.
Main at. 3.x. '3 floods.

FRANCIShCO. a aahington' at en. All
hail. gentlemea‘s furnishings“ I'll kinds; .
remnant I
GUSOWSKI E. 01 Wall N. A not I
guaranteed; the latest sty alwaym hand.
KOCOL’B. F. 1" No. Main 8. N. tall-
oring aspecldlty. Enough. eto. l'lus ,
HWY. t
COLLIN R. M. l2 Mal Ladi-
materl used if dedrgdr' 8. ll. own
FITCH. AGNES Mi “Wall bl.
"Old sum in»? Dyeing homo?
I'llfilc TEACHERS-

GIBSON. ALEX 8. 2' Kerwin . Plano.
organ and harmony.‘ I" N '

OYSTER PM All) 0m
HDYT. W. H. & SON. 124 Watnrat. 8. N. (font

of Raymond.) Plant .03 rterssndwholo-
sale dealers in native oysters.

REED A: HOUSMAN. lat Water at. 8.2L Plan-
ters and shippers of Norwalk oysters.

VAN NAME. J.L.& CO. P. QMHBKN.

PATTERNS AND DIODES. .

NOR‘VALK PATTERN WORKS W
:hnrpe. profit [tigers'ide a SiN‘Houanhtlfii

a speci . earn blur-ll

out: Rnfcreu y : ylilorvral'k Loo: Corn 1.

(steam): Dr. iannan. (swam): B. I. '

nctl. lateamf; John Tryon, that All); William

H. Smith. (steaml; ,uruce Church. Muir};
and many others. .

Pancreas. ,
BRAIXARD, I“. . 7 Water-t N. ’
Paint. gold anfsllver signs 'a fight".
OSTERBA‘SK 020. ll. 7 Water st. N. Boise
and sign painter. paper hanger. dormant.
Pnorounarnxas.
NORTH, G. S. '8 “’ashi tan 8. .
quality only, {no that :3: but?“ N
PHYSICIANS.

Burke, W. 0., oflloc 4.5 and it Washington in.
S. X. Hours 9 to 10. l to 3. 3' to 8.

PIANO TUNER I REPAIR“
HENDEl-Z. 0. F. ror Wall and Knight sts.N. Ale
dealer in pianos. organs, sheet music, etc.
PLATIh'G-GOIJ). SILTEBAN‘D STOKE].-
sul‘l‘ll XllRWALK PLATING C0. to Water

sl. All kiudsofeleclro latlngdone. lishiu
and refinishing of all inda of metal’0 .3

near. mil-A ‘ , ’_ ‘
LA \‘J'ON, .ut'on u. Wartime-rush Ho
5.). Property for sale. bonsestorennlaeeadv

WOODW EA..\'n.Msln M.mm
rent andAblfrgillnz lots for all '

[uranium . “ '
nvxesn. r. r. 9 Railroad Place. 8. x. lion‘-
1 all hours. utrictl 'luai‘
3pm: A few table Willa: “0|" ”-
LANE‘S nnrorr RESTAURA so. "
ity the best. prices the lowesggbpen all m
SCHOOLS. ‘ ’3 "
llAll'lD‘R. Miss INSTITUTE. N. Younxladl
boarding andday school. Sprlnc'tenn April:
Allis. MBAD‘li SCHOOL for girlsarul you
ladies. Hillside. 3. Spring manually“) .
snoa'ruarln arm mlwmmai'.
LAl'lllilt'H BIKER, ll. ll. CJ'J’luui Polo.
Day and evening sessions. Send forclltmlar.
818A)! “Bullifi All!) PIlll’I.‘ N
XORWALK IROV WOPKS W .
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LAYTONJAmIi at. Washington n t lib
ex. l’aai. thketndnftnmoneyor'd'ers‘l‘m ad
S'I‘OIII ”mulls
FERRIS. JOHN H. ft W'aahl S. .
brick. litre. nutrient. hair, pm.“ N also
MORTON. JOHN B. O Tsfllor avenue, H. N
Is.

Also layer of concrete
810?”. me? All) “Ain‘t
it liar st, a. ll.
. 0. bar “7.

lili'l‘t‘lll’M. LANDO
flan stovm and water lie-attire
POWELL. J. W. Hi Washington at. B. N.
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