or anniversary gifts
, Prices reasonable.
JJLC'ome and see them.
VIEW THE F UNIS:
. 03010! B. mm, St'r:——Know—
his the formula from which I’laisted's
Oough Remedy is prepared,wo certify
“the mediciueeof whichit is comv
'pundsreolrecogniaed utility {or throat
and lung troubles, and that it contains
no opium or other poisonous or injurious
«Inns
0. 3. Honor, I. 1)., Notwalh.
G. k 3000!!“th 31...!)
' Wa..0.Boun,Ja. $1.11, So. Norwulh,
.rsnonssx a. 'D ,
0.1! Bunion]! “
Ram. M 1)., Stamlord
Ridnefiek;
ml! 1).. “eat somer-
IIIXATIIKIKI
What Is It?
lib-ta patent mom akxttimste
”home my lam want-Ire
(lbw-IMO! rod Peruvian hark no
umbiudwithother well known rem
:39“th delightlulTonIt-s no:
aadowres. It is n palllve euro im
not (allay. that saluting trout
’ npllnostoptonllthedellefledo
'w ‘ Ilddlrordm that maheln nkind
‘J‘w Whom for .11 the am... wI
. that‘ahoyuu [eel so weak. A
”Illuminati liver Is the ltror‘.
thrhlaodelaealateatoo slowly and re-
wwwnhpamdlorwardlato
' gimm”“ Loxatontk
emu-It Its: it is Imam»; ahanrhatl and
. tho circulation, thereby umathtaa
_: oumumummum
I’ ”Am"
'W'l
“ lines, or both. being discharged. on
J till ""I‘Iii‘II'IIIII‘I. strum
, aluminium: traumas Pwlo’ool:
In
3 itll month. ”10' mott‘rI’l r.
inseam floater «olive. .. I mm,
'l' tum 3» 1 your
IBM/ills
.3190]. It)?!“
Notices of local Watchmen” of all
kinds, toroidal: on admission lsdtarp’ul,
and notices calculated to prostate We
Wands, may! We on Minute!
of «rate tumors in ad colours
«recharged fora! regular mint, wants
a “up. 0.. ............. m
lllnl;tnrw Am tor Tomorrow.
Sun Rant Bun flats High Tida‘ Low Title
at It: or am a ms at we
slow rm Hernia Wont." I’m-waste.
In this district. much colder. clear weather
Ind Drink to hlwh northwuterly winds will
prevail. with s minimum ”mature to-
night at about 15 m Yahr. On Saturday
in both sections cleaneunttnsdcotd weather
will probably mull. with brisk to flesh
III rthweeterly winds, and on sunday fair to
portly cloudy warmer weather, followed by
mow.
80"“ NOIWAIII.
What Us! Paul. of Dar on; nu [Mag
II. I!!!" J
'l'. 1. Raymond booulined to hie home
on West'street by sieknem. ‘
The census of the Village 0! Porteheso
er, jun completed, shows a population of
5,733. .___.__
Samuel 1. Vulion and Cora, daughter
oil]. 0. Brown, olPoutulrldgp. RY
will be married March 16, at? o‘.clook
J. Irving Dibble attended the perform-
ance of “Blue Jesus" at thel’ourteenth
street theatre. New York, last eren'mg.
~Rmonable prices at We depot
restaurant.
TheBuilders’ Exchange will meet at
the ofliceol Architect W. S. Knapp the
evening at 8 o‘clock. The annotation
oi the exchange will probably be com-
pleted. , mm...
The (moral! Mona Raymond will he
held from his late home, 9 Henry street,
Sunday afternoon at 2:30ch Buial
in Pine island cemetery at convenience
of the lulnily.
a
Don't eutIer lrorn any kinda! Rheum
tisrn or Gout I Dr. llichonkon’n Win—
tergreen, Prickly Ash and Celery Rheu-
matic Powders cure the wont mm.
Ask for be. or 106. sample.
E, ii. (lnrham. the Hart Side htL-Itler.
ha.» JIM opened a complete stock of
points. oils and brush. Ile has nlro
added some new patterns to his already
large stock of wall paper,: :t'nd lit as buy
as; the proverbial”— boo.
Butler Lodgewill visit Union Wm.
'o. 40, l. 0. O. R, o! Dauhttry, on Tues-—
day evening, March '29, leaving South
Somali on the 6:23 train. The Union
ironeoltheetrongeatsnd heatlodgrsin
the state, and a fine time is anticipated.
There was quite an exodus o! prisoners
from the jail yesterday ulternoou, says
the Farmer, twenty—live who had served
out their term or worked out their
seldom that so many linhh their senten-
ces on the some day.
«Secure the bargain at (.3.
Honey's while tbeyarem
Thememliersot Old Well Hook and
Ladder mpauym now smoking the
best ipra in the market, Foreman
Borneo Hutch, who was would with
n hamlaomepld watch at the election
last week. having loll several boxes at
theootnpny’srnonw.
John EPerrbidtschcghI‘theo
cargosoluaalathisdooh. Dnelor
thel'lorwalhhoehoompany,ouelortho
H
'r
mum or. war; «any»; ml
other! a our land of mixinrry this
rimming. J.
l'etertlherry was hood ‘3 and outs
lordrunhenm thin“ morning. by Jos-
tlooil'ownaood.
Our old Mend”: ‘Rooy” Thompson is
hookuhlsold positions-waiter in the
Old Well rertsuraut.
Wendell o. Ilium, clerk {or J. u.
Layton, boonfined tohis borne in New
Haven with toneilitie.
Thomas Mullen longing as steward ot
Adams Brothero’ {notary during the
illneusof Fred Hyatt.
ol’ure cotter: with pure «rain, on: It
cup, depot restaurant Open all night.
Mr. and In“. Sins entertained o
hrxe numberol Mandala“ eveninghy
dringh'flonhey putty” at their home
in um.
JohnG. North, who” diediu New hill-
lord Wednesday ui‘lvt, was the luberof
In. Samuel 1'..Dutton, formerly of
South Norwllh.
Austin WiHmJoremauu the thrash
in; room at Adams W (scurry.
expects tomove loom Cranberry Plains
to thb city, April 1.
J. L. Home, who has been in Doritos
county, N. Y., {or some time. has re
turned to hi mm with B.
Burchord at Wilaoa Point.
A. Kunzislryirgtoget the mutant
twentpfire (term residents of this
city. {or the purpose 0! [writing a club
to attend the Wovul' s Fuir' in Chicago.
Two flocks 0! will geese [Inward over
this city yesterday. unruly: thlt warm
weather will noon be here. There were
nearly twin each flock, and they were
dying dun.- northmot.
In another ctiiumn three time of the
best oyster gamed: on the Connecticut
shorearsolarsd lorsnlezalso ”about.
«hedges and all tools mortuary to engage
in them latrines. This looks like a
rare opportunity.
~01: lotot gents all button hots.
Induced from $3 to 02 st (3. ll. llarrey' s.
The care 0! detail Quinn opined
Mm Ileahocn‘l’ Mathews hangout for
moment. Bridgeport. Mr. Quinn one»
for damages for being bitten by 9:40;
owned by the plaintifl. ,.
Mr. and Mn. Joseph Amen,“ Wilton
lmmrriyol this city, mm the has. at
their daughter Ethel, aged two year»,
who died or diphtheria this Ironing
it... who their two. child that has
died within the past two weeks.
The matters at the Arioo Htulng
am; will bolls gentleman’s evening
at thetrhall on Wahington street. Mon-
day evening. The Will!!!“ the
Turn Vain, Stamford. have ”*0le an
infill“!!! to film. and a line little is}
anticipated. ' .. _ _
Mrs. l. R. Sanford intmht giving up
lhehoun at 39 West otter-t, and will
notably go toher (motor home. (low
"not“ W. ll. Smith will move into the
Wanda-Chandler” “my lack»
wood will more into the lime: mated
by llr. mu.
ll. 1!. Parsons. of South SImIL.
whohashodhotlrsonralr in Birming-
hour.havdhpomdolalloltlumwlth the
exoeptitmol two which he tools Item
with him Wednesday afternoon. The
pusher-warm very sari-taco” to
IrJ’araousndhepvuhahty willnot
lochwoodflanulactoringoompany and
theothertortholtichardaon o Morp-
compuny. lie Is also dhoharzlng a
mlufitamlordforl.l.llamtt. Bo
alaohasaearmol eosllor‘tlnllorwalh
, “Light company.
“sawordhhetubmetlortevmhg
attiwhouwotflfi. Woodward.“
soon-Mahmud. Threw-stellar-
undancsolmemhwundsltertrumaet-
Ina routine hubr- thatullowiaaol»
ears were chandler Many":
We, George W. Pal-Ir; viro-
l? I
dull: ‘
bring-try morohorustoliirniuharnat
rent—WWW»
”an..."
AMMMIW'MMMM.
shortltol, st, Iornwriy tr. st ('5. ll.
Harvey'o. ”w
The womanhood
Thvmpaoa w- xlathlsued last Sabbath
hythoprerraesollr.aadllrs.Wu.A.
Glut, of South llorwalh. The visit."
ll
trial next ’l’hnmloy in the Court at (into. I
eaautotthwaayswrhlhqaaltttrsot
fiayouugwapk,ulthofioom
10"“: our.
A litany Wit! It!” trot-I Vthe
MNnI’Tbn
mamas. when purchased the
0 s lr’erryplaooouBuaveoue.
Ila-Burgess D. "Warren Fitch will make
an extensive tour of the west this spring.
The King’s Bons wille‘ot the Con-
mtiooal parsonage J tomorrow
evening. ‘
\ Mrs. Arthur Andrews, 0! Now Haven,
ialn Norwallt (0-day. looking after her
real mate intereoto at Weston.
Treasurer more B. Stiller, of the Nor-
walh Saving Society, In spendin; a few
days at his old‘ Imm- in tin. elm,
.ii
Jrooph Lycett, of ll'otblngmr _ J. (.2,
who was in town to attend the luntml
n! his brother (Insular, vetumai home
last night.
6er Schori III and J..lt.m ‘ two I .
hotb formerly oi .lvrwulk. 3. Jr.- t'rII .
deuce. suspending the day in I. own. 1e-
uewing old acquaintances.
Tlthremry estateon Main streethas
been cut into building Iota and to-_day a
street was out through the property. It
will be known as Gregory Have.
—0neloto( ladies’Button 15.3mm-
duoed from .123 to $3.50, at C. ll.
Honey's. “w...
The reservoir: and lakes mulling u
it Is estimated thst the I'm-at {all of
snow wsz fourteen inches. which is
equal to l.“ inches 0! rain. Only 1.30
invites of rain fell during February.
Grunriile W.Gmrlsell. gonml agent
oi the Pacific lmnruuce mommy, to to
town investiptiug the came an I origin
at the tire which occurred at John
Kerwills' residence on. Strnttherry liiII
last Thursday night.
Thesick list: Mien Clam Eli», (limp
street. tmsilités: an. ”organ 1‘. i'rnith.
o! the Green. grip; Mrs. G. l". Quinton).
Areh sum. rheumatism; Mrs. J. l).
Kimmy, West areutro.sererm-uhl; Hur-
old Amstin. Went avenue. sore :hroat.
rite meeting a! the stockholders of
the Conn Manufacturing mmpuny. held
“loom-day. the president W. F. Bot-
hop w. elected president in plane of
(W It. t'vtwle-s.frrsigned. The vecanry
moan} by the I-l-vstmn of Mr. llhhop has
not been filled.
lint. Wil'iatn )leoebm; entrrtuineola
number at friends at her humeon Kn‘rtht
strut lav: evening in boom of her binh~
any. It was an exmulingly pleasant
who. The W received u large
' number of dancers. and other kind It:-
tm-mhnws of the marital.
The quilt that Mr». C. It. Hendrick
charmed Km in behalf of Women's Re-
Iie! (III-q. No, 131. o! whichniu- in a Innu-
tmr. tor the lexicon of (intrude Samuel
\t’otcrlnry,‘ who was hurt [our weeks
my, was drawn by Henry 1). than“. 0!
Norwallt, who held the lucky number.
to The amount raised on the quilt was
till. 15.
Hr and Jim. J. i’. Trowlwell. u "tout.
avenue, went to New York city ullw
morning to attend I HUI-plum yawn ht“
the What but 0! the or} .
lit. Mary's, ol V‘th t.I« ' .z
..;,t ,.
member. TMKAthering mm»
lumdthe ship, which a I
pinatthelmt oil'hirtyoir'tm ;,EI ,
nm. In any the ship mt .I Ir r
annual cruise.
An Innovating same at euchro was
played between (bond Bagel and
"DuuhChartie'Whoothoreveniogtode-
ddowhichwaathohtmrbol. hm
thatthey were arguing that interesting
potnt,whent.'harlio Wthoyplay
threamot withhold-thorns»
tor. mutual-twins”...
This waoa'muelchrf’ouChuflo.who
considers himself «adept athaadllu;
tiny-stewards. '
www.mamuow
Iookaltntho children who am notio
aoyathttol. indium that no chfldren
owfloyad to not or Mm,
underweaWihadhydaw. min
hwnthh welh.writ¢slhollorwallt our-
‘ of“ W lltanrlml.
””r.‘ W «a WWW I...»
South Norwalk
WW .ww...‘
Anew oadothll mind at the Non»
walk llllttarylnstttuts. its {other and
mother-are llr. and Mrs. Carl llarstrom.
”l‘he front room on the south side of
the new club building and the next room
hsch' will be land by the Norwalh
ulwory annotation.
The Dennis Lynch family. who resided
in the upper part of John Nerillu’ house
on Strawberry Hill, which was set on
tire Int Thuudoy night, ham move-tho
South Norwalk.
A telegram remitted lrom William F.
Lockwood, the Main street butcher, w ho
was expected home from Washington
Saturday night, atoms that he will not
return until Monday.
Funeral services over the remains of
Air». Elmo S. See, widow of Barney See,
were held from the residence of her
brother. Alonzo Kelly, on West Main
street, this afternoon at 8 o‘clock. Rev.
9. '1'. Graham officiated.
William Dewhury, of Bridgeport, has
purchased on interest in the Norwall:
doston store and comes here Monday,l"or
several years Mr. Dewbury has had
charge 0! the linen department in D. ll.
Read It Co. sBridgc'port store, sad in
leaving tbol’urkCi: J Lulu-s a large
number of friends. Me All popular It. the
trade and hlr. O'Gorman into becougrat—
nlated upon setting such an excellent
andshrewd businessman tor a partner.
Many changes will take place in the
store thi-I swarm, n3 the leneflty’ol’
thew patrons.
thElt IKIE Rlfllll.
lam and Goa“, of the Day In not
lion-It.
D. L Hartford started today for his
farm in Woodbary.
Work on (barge S. Gregory's new
stable is progressing; rapidly.
J. W. Marvin is unloading a barge 0!
coal at his Benedict Farm wharf.
Cyrus: Benjamin is to build a lame od-
Ilit'wu tohis neidence on Second avenue.
. datum L. lloyt is making extensive
improvement to IIEII house on Core
street.
One of the wheel-I of builder bl. D.
Rmdall‘s wagon mllapeod on East are.
one o It! day llll~ work.
The lx‘uiw‘ A'd Society will hold an
oraneu tea in the East avenue ll. E.
clmrt tI next \Vulnmlat evening.
Station agent flurry Rido'r has pictures
oi thotwn depots on exhibition in his
urtlw The ono of the depot mat of tin-
hath was taken N'Km’t‘ the two lIr'W
truck I were laid
DABIIl‘ AND NDROTON.
A elm has been born to Ilr. and Mrs.
(la-rat Bun‘luy.
Thwn Cloth J. S,
uitI-r is severe mm
Justive Koch lined-Daniel Hickey {or
being drunk and diu-rtlvl’ly tIILaI morn-
mg.
Waterbury in out
Rudolph Uehrmnn. on o-tnployo oi
William Wortr, haepun-Inm-Il the lior
don ('ore propwty on .‘inrwm fli'tlt‘lllt’.
Rut: Sir. 'lrvrin. oi Niagara Falls, who
int-urinal in the Duh-n hi hi church but
h’unoluy owning. has lwn cmniucting
wrru‘m every owning this week in the
chapel at i'iteh'» whim-f ilmne.
Rev. J h. Junk-a. Iii ll «krill», worr-
tnry nl thofiluu'Tomymmttcm «(u-lawn.
will punch in the Nor-mm l'rwhytnum
church on the Afternoon nl Ill. 20th,
from 3:30 to 4:30. Thur serving will slip-
plement the regular evening service-ts.
Several of the rininu: youth» in Xmotou
broltt- open I ear but Saturday and mole
mleanool conIioou-Ilmilh sod-era
en] hushelsot potutrnw. Ilieh they took
inthe woods and tortured turn ferret.
They were discovered by Mutton Agent
Smith. who broke . 'lli’ ohmic. The
parents of the boys will pay the «nu.
Wltt‘l‘l'llll'l'.
llhw Bowl-Taylor, oi them It terms,
but bout-d invitation» (or o whlnt party
Saturday evening.
Judlaol WWII-s) will outm-
plenum-violin I‘oqttet building. do
adopt-thin by thotowu.
”lathe littla daughter of ”A“. ttud
lira Chale- fl. lltlh, ot lirm‘o Purim,
died Wednesday of tumult-outrun comp,
Mlmwm. no
ova-Ill. Mhprttl he tritium
tom. hartncootnplrtsda five
”mo- Wmumw....w.
it!!! AND rnmw
{the Important rows ol the (loo-tr
mes-tens to n dams-ca rm. .
The straight Bepubliarn ticket won in
the Shelton borough election.
Th? Stamford board of trade is trying
togetopiano factory to come to that
town
There is a decrease of nearly “.000 in
the grand list of New Canaan for 1891 as
compared with that of 1890.
ltiainsilted that. Hon. D. M. Reed
will be the Democratic candidate for
mayor of Bridgeport this spring.
The seleotmen of nodding have paid
the Wilton oelectmen 850 toward the row
word {or the capture of Luddingtoo and
Brown, .port 0! the gang of burglars
whose operations extended over a
number of towns in‘this vicinity.
The total gross receipts of the Stem.
lord port ofllce {or the you. 891were
It.“ I 544 68, and the expense 811231.29, of
“hi , 21 "“4 " , '1»! I" (rm delivery
aunt-o. $.21; , f.n:,.l.‘
t :22. was M3 015...; .
DBAIA I ll: WlNliS.
Theatrical Mutton in Whlr-h "'ly-Gul"
People will he Inter-e. .I.
pear In ”A Jelly
Bridgeport theatre. 't'he motion Herold
says: "It isarefincd jolly show. brim-
lul of surptiaes. The lines are very
briahmu wine instances they molly
sparkle—thesituntions funny. the sing-
in; o! a high order and the dancing 0! a
superior character and Elise Rice has got
togaher a company of excellent abihty.
The house who picked and hundreds
turned away.” Saturday matinee and
evening Manager Bul‘ltell will pres. nt
Frank hiayo lorthe tint time the sea-
son.
r‘ Bonaell'o
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., AI.
Introduction of Merl-us llaao numb-s
The history of Australian wool growing
began in no, when It: r..lohn MI: \rthur,
olSyIlttey, .Itn'ten I . p ,. , LI .l of
eight lino woolml sl p! on the Caper)!
Goodllope. The Annex" I.- Lricb crowned
hiaventure. in the elmpcof a rapid improve-
lnltt in the quantity and Iptztlityol the
wool that these sheep produced, was so
gunshot Mr. McArthur ten years later
sailed for Europe to secure urine specimens
01 Spanish merinos, (or which he believed
the hot, dry climate of pamoml Austrulin
Willi particularly adopted. The Spaniards.
however.knew the ruins ot’ their docks
and had made the exportation of merinu
n capital oilenqe. Then-lore the Anatm
lion down, dimpminted in his quest. (or
this fleece, which. it not incl! golden, he
believed would put much gold into his
pocket. returned to Engloml, where his err
thusinttic octounts 0! Australia rennin-II
the interested ears of the (armor king.
George H].
MMrArthur's luck would have it, the
king. some yearn below, hurl been pre
sented by his cousin of Spain with Ilptlll' I)!
the finest 0! these merinoo, and (mm the
increaue thereol he gruelously gave to the
Australian [our splendid animals. with
which he not sail rejoicing. These high
bred sheep landed solely in Australia and
fully realized all the expectations of their
owner. They improved the grade 0! wml
and so imnwed and multiplied that, at
them! at run. their progeny bud epread
all over Australia. Tasmania and New
Zealnnd and numbered totalitbt Indi-
viduals, representing, with the land upon
which they par-tired. at least MANN
~8‘tduey Dietitian in Scrihner‘s
no Ant-t Navigation Problem.
Au Imliuttnpolin boy has probably solved
theaeriul navigation problem. the name
is “utter Mercer His dirt-hip. when com
plete, will be In the form ol acylinder, the
out: being norm shaped. [to entire length
will he manly-tour feet, each cmricnl end
being five loot long and the cabin ten loot.
it will he made of aluminium, the lightest
and slowest metal in tho world. and will
dynot lrs- than utty- film rm IIn hour,
and as much (mm as the operator may
desire. From the come nlnmlunm nhnlt-
ingI ‘ "‘ eu'
lhruohot. my .;..tIyIl
tVt‘ {Mt It! ouch owl.
One-ch uhott will be three nropellsrs,
living Ill, 51‘ and :. Soot :Im .3 pm ‘irtv
I]. The, W'lllttll boon? {out xi .I , {Mbiml
not unlike a hoot oar. and will revolve to)
thaw porn unto "" (llI'MILfl rm ho regu-
load to “WW I» « 'eoreIm L. at rate 0!
opted that may he tlt'olml before the start
is mute. The jouruulu on the shutting
will lorm the end» at tho owes. The rate
In: power will he obtath by ten propel-
hmlouronoaoh sldesndoneorteach end.
which will remlre ot shoot the torus rote
aetbeothen. When tho-hip toot thsro
qutnd bought they will mutinneto revolve.
hater-slower rote.tokeepthoshlpup.~
New York
-,. .
'lahto It'll-ts Dinner-s.
The table It hote,or ll meal at ltfl‘il’d
m, is sprouting am the New \orh
horn is hum est-prune such
meals nostril-Inga dinner to courses ho
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This evening Mina Fannio Rice will up- J
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It he on article or excellent quality We extend it) E“
I of thle city and vicinity. aw mom
I , LEADING caocen . . .
33 Washington St est South KurwaIII, calm
..
“Taylor & Golden.
Real Estate andInsmanne.
‘WASIIIIIBTIIK STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK 001m.
writer Albert A. Pope
irood nndstmdm tube them out into
the country. This observation roveuIII'
it» force perhaps more strikingly when
read in View of the (note of railroad de-
t'elopmeitt, to which the ' ‘ atteu~
f s
tion of the American purple has been J
given during the poet forty years.
The railroads have centraliml the popu-
lation in that iu-I and I lit .. lut. ~-. and
arranged them Inn"; I.:;I - ‘
mutilation So our what loud-tied Iran
equal developmental carriage mode to
grzmtwm out it girl. I
4 High ntrtmclty um 13:0?”
to take entire
apply 2. -
I ‘0 lift KILKPm culture
I hurtwulhnu I '. Ilu‘ I11. I.
i ll; mirth; aimed.
L.r
At P8“. lat small] house or cor-tileto door of
four or the rooms, murenlonce and good
broaden the arousal population and to Im‘WKxflffl'figh‘gf‘“m“ Md’““n':fb'“;“'
relieve this congestion. 3 J. -. ..
Ruilrmds need better carriage mods. 'I 0 LET.
for feeders; furthers need them for accenel ‘erRVISth mom, ”pf, “ms”? um} I
to the railroad; and to the cities; tuimtt- ""“' I ”1““ MIN?“-
facturern need them (or woes-I to lean; ( ‘-
wpvjlous around for lower rents and},
{cried cost of portage and transporto-=
from merchants m. 1 than us an ole-I
m‘ . .n the cheapeuing 0! their waresflli'm
tt. purple need them for the reduction!
VF upper and one lower floor I n Burbank
“not in hire of John L. Burbank. 8!
I ' Main street. :lonm Norwalk. lull lw
‘t‘lu gentleman. ll 1
ruinous wall: I!
Address“
nlhhed morn within 8
he detmt. In goodloca»
.I: :L" Serum office.
ml] fl
"Y Wm!!! seve- 's‘I.
cl: pen: of A fly; I; their “‘1.“ t ( aittotodcofmof‘
. . I . . . J - «Iain ILL-d Pi amino! Cortl-
‘UIO more eflIcIL-nt dmtrIbutIun ». . a; Loc'twu :.d, .m- (‘ mm: ‘
lt.;., activities. tttztlot, Emrs -\ 3.“. Ivnnnn'lFrank-
.t . men work andplan, alter supply— _‘ J tinnimltf, .‘l'r (r:- il'I :lmM-meut
, . , . ”sires. rim». . V" ~*- I“,
mg their own and Immediate needs of “Alone I! ”ml-e Il‘tl' . no, . (QIIII'KI‘ILIK‘II;
ti. ‘3' fumilim. to "”"h -‘ mod inherit “TM" _ A, ml“!
air 9 their children. All good citizens "‘ltr ow... .III .
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. . Into their plans o! public expmdt . ‘0th x“ me- J , (mm J H . J-
tus-r'I'e Ieuvmgof mwmvcstmentn to l I r- u”: L I
tlm next generation. “hut wiser surer ( )V. In,” . ,-,.-, ,_l
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’1". I Mr» ole Mt store». with well Iiglt. ed
Moments. in ‘ ”3 new building of the hut-
i‘ik Hub. 7 I ‘n readylor noon 1.") onor
.. April. Thm stores will rented or
" Ir 1! :I- In 0! )flu‘fl on very reasonable
~ Ir mu gwd but-loom.
further purticulan. Inquire of
.13” lt_: A ( ULE._
r PAIR? .Altl-EW t 7h mode u imp
our +0th and our v. t‘ , ~ II}
roads—roads that can I», ptl'~r"‘l'\til mull
usedut little exmnse, and that endure
both as monuments and us investments
during the years and centuries to come?
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"Ye-s, he said it was heavenly." “Did he. .
really an) that?" "I‘tml. :Iut nightly.“
butho probably mvunt it. He said it
was utIIImthly."
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l" I» umr In.:I,._~ qu in pay $3) J \m V\ I ., ‘ V ‘ ' '
I» II (Invtm Blum’l we in our» Ihem. l .I. I“ ;.. ..' ‘7 N .n‘ ..
“n.- ' onIIJ lwtlIsI 3mm: wt I'IIIMI If Kl ‘l’ .- _ r , I I,
li'vv "m: L'nitIvi I‘ i..- _;,V..-n, lbw» "" ‘“
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‘ I \chi)‘ pointed In: do .5” . out One .23;
and flu, .\n. luTnlle-I street. rent :11. \ mly
in him H. Kim; p. It! “est >1 eet. bout! .‘m-
w 315. mu .
ll. Shlrl" I!" Itil€l1\l
Stylish Dru)» wt and Fitter. Lan- from the l
Iraq. .. _ .-,
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citt. \I 1‘ «more, a: Surm .‘lazn ~trret. - . ~-
QI. ”Sporting. will It I - .
Oyster Gmunds for Sale.
( 'onolmlm: «if thrt n
I! m rwpn live ly it
Inquire at l’laiatI-d'n drug ~t~ro “here
you «my Inn» ilrv yrnh’rm «wired and
get IIIfurnmlmn about i Zu-tm Blur-drun-
Dressmaker.
VIU'I II
mm SALE.
ILDISU 1m. situate-don lb» we~t side of
‘ one (our five and fit:
or.“ In all the ground».
ll‘
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l'nnm- llx‘ ut - lure. \In-Im ~III rum! and ‘nl- “hire-x t. S. <t. John, ll Elizabeth amt,
no: r. am! airs-«LIN mm 6 El tIIuI rm guy :0 South Vurwolk. tuflfitn
g‘n l'I.’ II In war): 'II I- i- n upkpnrmnitg.’ . _.... ._.__.___
iur an) m:- whiting lv III. Am . ” outer . t) I) r, J ..
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to. I'Itnersonxtumtliv-e rulltt ll. \\ \snsuertounytoqunu millw
lvsrmt r up \HRWH K .. . PROBATE 'l [lib loop 3 min ‘K’rim'eooJ :55 feet onIleek ,
I ”I 1;: mm!” ..\ |y_ m l.‘ te-rtbmw. momma.» lot-met Inmmo
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In q. .1 .n-"ur Ixm ‘t‘N‘L tut' m l etm k‘ lmnluoreemrtn \\ nah own 5!.
tlnlvrul 'l'l at tho .‘trlllllnl tmtnr ctllilvll lII~ “151m
min; IIIMr. «In muomt to thh t n Irt luv od-
jurmneun. . the Phil-m» nmrrin Surwalk. on
tip-11o my. I»! Math”... Iver: m lil-t't’ldfl'n tore.
noon; and tlut all germ.” lntrrmtwl Ina-aid
llswterna) in nIIIltlI-Ilth not ttI-mtmimerm-
mrwlll mil-rt. m-vrulnr . » H .i'“. v. I. It
newwntwrlxmln In: I ' .
out! pom tn mt II. t rrm‘ l: , ;.I . “out
Sorwflt. ornrest' Io plan uhI-ro I'm I I..~ut
I»! dwelt. M least ten days bemroeuid 2m
doyofhlsrrh .
tull Ir
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.\l.l. llu-r and tick setter Round for he
II mm to John Coleman. :5) {SIM street
unit I’
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5
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collar with hvll attached, answers 2..
mum: of ”l’rlme." return to“!!- "Imlh
Mn. n at eel. South Sorts-1k. Inrll lt
Amt it. “"000“ \IlD.
Judge.
WAKIIAIIT Hill A CITY IEElIKli.
Tn (mm M II Ilmr. rim. of m; t m, n] south ,
Sum-nth. l nun:
Stu: By uuthIrI y tum! .I szo mu. not
and by alter of tin Hoard l tnuutllumu.
um n m- :. In I-Igltrtmttnr tntlu- rletzun .v‘
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In. In! \luew l.lall In so. I_Ilt\. on the minim)
"l V In. A. name. It. . limhuk p. m (or
tlx ”my woman. until: "I 1 hour t u-
.. ~I.. ti: Iu-Ireports. In on-mxnnttu- In
of Ho mu Y the- «m I' I” «wound the-t: !~ i
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m . I.:' ”yer-uh“. In .
mm, the prmperth M an! it
new from the mint fume-
II- rtty. Ind n-Im Prom-m M the ‘llhv r
I ,d \[m’ I; 6w It In tl.. "my: fire-m
thi , ulnptul by the Brawl In! t nun llmen.
It urtzlnaud nod empowering the mmmlttwv
nn IIn'psn udmutulor lla- Illrmtion M the
noun tn pmobue two sv.‘ J. thud .Inal tn
em I '. Irwin m-rmr) nutritious. and to par.
rt. wt "um enclose. holler». mar-litany. who,
wtr! * sud any and all other titlmtn rim-near)
amt proper for the mnmun-ttcm Mm mow-h
lion r' to electric light plant. to he owned and
“ed by thee"), and that the worn It
heartdthe Motrin am It own-pilot“ for
that urpow: ‘Iit‘ul‘dl‘ldllu ,. v I tHI h
'hnd lIJnhethr Ilrw .Iur n1 ' I‘I, IIIJI; “Ila“
t In III p- mom‘- two-t III. sum m; .m-
tn tit":- he?!” minor! {or ltd m. n and tank»-
usartsny other hon no» volume to
:laedl’tllhlle “lit-r “who that mu, it. IIIH I.
WILLIAW II. RI“ Pl). SI: n".
hunt “them“ of Knuth Sn: talk, mm,
thlollth day of More?! A ll, me mtmt
M‘USIOI M USIO I
G“ Ital tit and mt till“ Immnwrna.
ttr. I». fit former. otmtur at Matt's in H-
urry hair I. of Pom-hut tor. ”LY our.
325......”“3333 “£333.". M“,:.."“" “Alum:
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unmet: (more or Ina «Ira
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ohtehhssmndnhm lnvtlt’ mom-tum to
molt them Is low hours um: :Iwe. boll than I,
7.9“”!- Tfi. will «on lull H mm
Mlllorths ““eron ot the slower-l pro-
” hm wash and rash in ricer. rad
waterlortwenlyafmtr hours. Put on Win
some water M trusted to. nod heat "Prowl!
tnholttng prom. Simmertbrreor (mm
sod donut otlrt rum will aim! mm lotto
utoo hatotetsktmod’ at store. i rlsd owl“
mid not ho washed Its My ”other not.
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