Xe
The Methodists on Record Con-
» mortals presented to the Methodist confor-
‘mldrmtl the conference on the subject,
enIngSentInel
w». 11;. ."a'w..--w
“Marc
tannin llll Isuzu
.1 caning Sectarian Schools.
Ills Holiness Declares That the Unfrlead‘
ly Pnlatss Must Stand hy the Present
Germ-eat and Says 'l'hat Plotting to
Ovarthrow It Is Very Bad Business.
0am. Hey lit—Among the many Ine—
enoe was one from tho '1'on conference.
which asks the general conference 'to ex-
punsefroin'the discipline section m, the
prohibition against dancing. BishopFeater,
of Boston. approved the movement sud has
liven it his oflcinl sanction The mmorial
wntplacsdinthe handsof the cmnmitteo
on We, to whom it was referred.
no wuuan question was brought up by
J. 1i. Harwell, «Nebraska, in the formet
a resolution which asked that women be
admitted to membership in the general mic»
aicnary committee.- Without debate it we
referred. W. F. Steven, of southwest In-
diua, presented a petition asking for equal
lay mutation.
othe habit of delegates leaving
for home one the final adjournment of
are confereme, it was resolved that unlei
the members received permission their trav-
eling expense would not he paid.
E. B. Williams closed a resolution that
“owing tothe fact that the use of toheccois
astepflngstone totheuseofinmicann. nil
new recognize it as agrowing evil
and do all in their power to diminish or
abolhh the manufacture and sale of the
harmful thing.” The Michigan conference.
throughDr. Cntten and three others. evi-
dently believe in temporal economy, and
clued thh pointed resolutim:
Whereas, certain serious questions have
arisen concerning the administration or the
W's Aid and Southern Education so
dot: inwnneiiidon with the school located at
Chattanooga. .
Whereas it hmerally: reported that said
society haaspent annually 97.0w to storm in
support of a lnrge faculty when really then
w-nntat any times school of snflleient grads
arise to justify such expenditure, therefore
be it
WM, That the W's Aid and
Boom Education society committee is here
by respectfully requested to carefully examine
intosailadminhtration and reporttothle
penal conference at an early date.
The resolution was referred.
' ‘l’w 80pm“ Church and state.
Dr. King, of New York. offered s resolu-
tion askiig tlmt the conference commend
thelnepueeda‘mteenth amendment to the
”Citation prohibiting the appropriation
of public money for the aggrandirement or
of sectarian schooh in order to per
separate the church and state. lie
flying three things would be accomplished,
timely: First, the protection of the com-
" schools; second, the divorcing the
churehand state; third the hmish'uig of
much applause. 1);ng offered another
Inflation asking that no further appropria
lien for Indian mimicnary work he so
ceptsdirom the national treasury In it is
wrong in slirit and letter. He said the
id come when this great church
ahtmld not only refuse to accept money but
decline to apply for it. [Applause]. Dr.
loonard. of Ohio, also favored it, saying the
Wit Episcopal church should never
I” itself in a pusitim: where it could not
potmt againstfarmingootitswardswbe
educated by the Roman catholic church and
themhpproywiation of fund; The resold
the was unanimously adopted
The lhluevs Defeated.
Another light between the laity and the
tated by a resolution
5
that nettherorder could forcethaother to
go on record The vote resulted: Yeas-
!“ 37; mhthten. 216. Nays—Lay-
ml. ill; ministers, ta.
m was a defeat for the ministers, as the
moldsufailsdtoconenr. liJlJ’mnbsr
Md Kaltnchymlered A resolution do»
mum-rm toallclsas
arm
Muchvhlsnoeandnnlawfelrule.
'lha Paps Ant-st the Wallets.
_ friends of France,“ the
BILL amen "ms gnhmlg;
ls Defeats fanny Kelly la the Ilsa.
Mandi '
an You. lfay lit-rm; one hitwu'u
Tommy Kelly and Bill PliInIner for the no
pound championship of the world was de-
cidedattheroornsofuletiloneylslandAth—
letic club. The light was awarded to Plim-
aierin thetnnth round. Plimmor. who h
theilllponnd champion of England.”
ashowingasaborerthatstampadhlm aaa
wonderfully clever mun. Kelly scaled at
1015‘ pounds and Plimmer at “15%. Kelly's
light weight added to the four that he was '
too llne.bnt few people‘hnew 0'! It dull
Kelly was the favorite in the betting up to
theoullm'timehyt ted. lrom the very
start Kelly wasout of it use tuctieian. He
attempted to force the fighting in the first
three mouth-x, but he was always met with
a straight punch that had him hleedlng
from the nose and month before the third
round was over. After that Kelly kept
away and followed the ropes from one
angle to another. with Plimmer after him
all the while.
Kelly’s hands were quick enough. but
Plitnmorisn great youngster to duck h'l
head and most of the Harlem lad'e blows
went wild. Once in awhile Kelly landed on
thosido of Pinnrner's head, but not until
after the force of his blows hadbeen ex-
pended. He kept Plimmer active, however.
JOELIc onemt
WWW
BianrnIninyshotand wous'w -. ‘
monuflarlsstonflv. \a,overamarneof
W .
AlicehlldsamllfatleOlukwase
drowned atamlc at Woodndule bland. ‘
near Cincinnati.
Thee-arhasdecided topennit theexport
of cats. corn and wheat.
The military students at Shun-King have
”antihistamine to expel the initial
Inkionarles from that city.
mmxsafiJ.P.llc0arthy, ans-
4‘-
tlonerr. shotandhilledE.A.Gwm.hulclser.
inastreetduel
flannel Sharp. porter in a Philadelphia
dmgsmhilledhlmll._ Howl-to have
hesnmarrisd’l'hursday.
The coronation of St. Joneph was per-
fermsdatllepere. Wis. hyll'nhepln'
met. as authorized by the pope
The old Hunter’s Home at St. Loam
known the world over us army headquar-
ten during the war. is being demolished.
The United States manor-var Adams’ '
and the revenue cutter Rusk have sailed
from Port 'l'owmend for Behring sea.
A New York syndicate'n sold to be mak.
ing arrangements to pipe coal oil from In—
nntil the ninth round. when the English , diana toChimgo. the oil to be used as fuel
mun floored him with a righthsnder on the
neck. Kelly’s head Went against the staging
withnthump, but he got up guinely and
did some fast infighting after that. He
went down ngnin with the some kind of a
swing in that round. and in the tenth was
sent to grass twice by righthsndera on the
jaw. Onenchoccnaionhe tried to getnp.
but each time fell back on the floor. The
last time he was counted out.
Fred Burns. of the Varuna host club. of
Brooklyn, announced that he wns author
izod to match George Dixon against Plinr
mor forth“) as side at 110 pounds
lleAuliffe and lyer latched.
Cmcaoo, May lit—The match between
Jack lchulxtl'e, of Brooklyn, and Billy
Myer, of Streator, Ills, for 85,000 a sideand
a purse of $10M» offered by the Olympic
club, of New Orleans. has been fullyar
ranged. Myer has signed the srticlm.
The "l‘lts"-I’rlt¢hard Fight.
New ORL‘RA-KS, May Ill—Articles of agree
ment for the light between Eitmimmous
and Ted Pritchxud have been forwarded to
'Euglnnd for the signature of the English-
man.
SY RAG USE’S DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
Politician linen-Iran Murdered by a la-
who Commits suicide.
Sinners; N. Y, May 10.~John Bresnn
hnn. a local politician of bed repute. w-
killed by s pistol shot fired by John Crouch
in a drunken brawl last evening the sequel,“
to a quarrel over a woman.
The two men were in a condition of riot
ens intoxication. Afttran hour's farm
in a saloon they went out on the street, and
in sight of halt a dozen people. Bresnahan
was shot in tho slum ch
The cum-mo; -l km crime 50th Crouch
in an instant. “ml More the persons near-
est Could. rnriu'll l‘llllt‘l‘ rush, he deliberately
turned the pistol toward his own head and
fired. -__H ~ ~
An Areldent Lost The-- “5,000.
Rm neon; Nv. Y.lllay10.-'l'ho maua
gen; of the State Industrial achool here sup
[weird that an appropriation for 865. one cow
ering deficiencies hnd paced the legislature
the treasurer of the institution drew a draft
for $5041» on the state comptroller but
learned that the npproprhtion had hen
stricken out in some mysterious way. The
managers are seriously embarrassed
“1“ He Signed tho Chins-ac Hill.
New You. May 10.~'l'hs liar-id says
PtL‘Itltlant Harrison wrote a letter to Dr.
Baldwin, secretary of the Methodist Boob
Concern, telling why he signed the Chinese
exclusion bill, and it was read to the mini.
ten. Itiesaldtohavehecn in thsaatue
of no armlogy. Both the I Ihdnr.
Baldwin declined to mule jhfln
of Ihonotc. fl ‘
Ill: lire-sh In a I”
(lunnxnl I II. Mmflday m-fimd
Brook.“ will (ill the A! “l.
river near linenville hm m I
crevasw «IOU lent wide. N “an.
of Arkamnia loud already h “-
stud, and thousands of acres oflm‘hhna
will be destroyed. The loss will III-appalling.
Italy‘s New Premier.
Bonn. May tum—King llnnilert has sum
moned Giovanni (liolittl to form a new
nbinet. This selmtion ’- a hlow to the
Guild not
have made a choice more to In
psror William and Emperor Frans Joesph,
unless he had selected «Ir-Premier (’rispl.
Bids for Old Wasfil'a.
Wasmxorou, lay l0. —-'f‘he followingblds
were opened at the navydepartmeat for
the
“M Gill I on.“
WM. J. ll. Butler. MI. “1.3“-
....... “4.4....“
hrs. brute- cmlly Ire-pa.
la could not flu Willa-l lav.
Wanaml’a, lo—on Looms,-
orInd: in!“
“who-2”“ ta
awmmun-smwm
ta. himself. llshad unsealed with Jess
”Wamhm
limbs-Item
m.mio.rasmm
Mos it way to “has.“
l
by manufacturers
Will'mm G. Hiltebeitd. a Putt-town tPa)
farmer. aged fifty years. out his throat in
thepreaencsofhhwife. lie died immedi-
ately.
Negotiations are going on between the
Canadian government and the Chadian Paw
cine Rm‘lway company for the sale or lens
of the lntereoloninl railway.
Threemasked men entered the house of
llr. Enasnberger, a wealthy Salt Lake City
wool grower. end at the point of a revolver
relieved hiinofmworthouewelry.
A Helena. Morn. jury has given John '1‘.
Bow. a travelling man. a verdictof t5.“
spinst the Union Pacific railway for in-
juries sustained while hurtling n train.
The pensionolloeinvmtipnng committee
resumed ita session. Testimony was given
that Green B. Baum. Jr.. and other ' -“
haunted the poolrooms in business hours.
THEfi BASEBALL WORLD.
At Pittsburg—
Pittshurg ...... O 0
Row York ..... 0 U 3
Batteries: Smith and black. hunts and Mack.
Ernie and lloylo.
A: I'IerelnniL-
I II I
Clot-thud ..... 20]002000..57:
Boston,.........0 ll 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—3 ll 3
Batteries; Young and O'Conno . Clarkm
and Kelly.
At Chi-~ngo—<ChwapzoBroohlyn game punt
pound on ace-mu of rain.
M at. Louis—3t lantwl’hiladalyhia game
ptntpoaed ca accounts! rate.
At Cincinnati — Gadnnati- Baltimore same
postponed on account oi roll.
A— ll: Bate COIN-a.
fins-ma. Key “1— The Herring-Hall-
htnrvin mmpany has been mixed under
to.» m'w<.-i Km» Jersey wIllI a capital of
{.1 inhu- lln» I'mnlwmy is in latte over
an t .:.rry on we bounces of Herring £110..
or I. ~\ \ “11‘. l'.tl’l‘t'|& Cu ,0! l'hllaalolphll;
tlw tlwli Sui-- and Look company. of (tin-
Ill n: ll. In» M. ‘ll'\ln Safe company. of New
l......ml\.xor1..\ Smith of l'hIlndc-lphnt
II-Idaln lay Man a Strlha.
Bt’l’ruu May lfl— A licnpol the Bill-
falo «um-t Inr hues l3 threats-nut Tho em-
ployee» recently Ilolr-nvlcd tlw reinstate-
ment or Mllllt‘ dbebargml men. shmer
hours UT labor “M "'wa (rule 3' hour.
It is Mlle‘t’tfill that thecornpuny wIll mine.
the demand.- The men are we ll urgunllod.
0:th la a Cyclone (‘ aua
Alf-or". Ken. Kay 11-“ Itltam Wil—
has. aad In wires-d in children. rulufwtl,
thInkIng a storm was brewing. retired Into
a cyclone can» at their reeIdrnr-e They
went toaltwp. and the heavy rain so under
mtnellthhnmnthntthemof fell Ill. The
”ma Willa taken out llt :III
I”. Vla-or'a 5."!!! ”and.
m Ila, lo. (humour and Ira
M on their way to this city re»
“a tell announcing the sudden
both at WIAortowc of In Bench. 3 sister
villa. View". Thu (moot-d them to”
than their ”they past Albany to Water-
tmrl .'.......__...___._...
A lilo“. at For" More.
MOIKMII. H. Y.. lay I0~Ifarvay s
m. a wealthy farmer of Dover, Dutch
casualty. was found dad in bed with an
up” Wont near him He van
eighty “hold. two hmthumo ended
Mhbrmllphaflnilar manna:
frame- la walla. Up.
I'qua. Her '0 lane lay and . .-
other Insulin. Iaon have Heed the anu-
Ioflalsit nllInImI The 0le9“ M the aim
hi III Iii-tubal Initial-sh There II uh I
mammal-to stay the m a
ruler-ham In relight! and armory
III-[land this Hannah, Widely.
(ham-sari. lay lav-An lulu we
eahswilltahsmoaJan-Ilef he»
Ina comma-III Maximwlth an an
nual mum at ammonites-I. The say
its! int-mind is Isot- than no onom
va- all...» an the Ilsa”...
Ila-ass f‘rrv lay mw'l'hr w
m pain
twanty~twu fast tines helm. and is may
uthraudmaaiachaahmr.
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4:
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feel
Makes an every-day convenience of an
Mum: luxury. Pure and wholesom.
Prepare! with scnxpulws (are. Nights
award a! all Pure Food Expositions. Each
Rage makes two large pm. Avoid
mtations— and insist on having til
NONE SUCH l‘mnl.
IERRELL dz SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y.
\l‘lthln it Slim-res. Fire on at I...“ no Inn
lama I sure; 'I‘en eent KRYuph to: Asia». -
1 urea. lar' due the" nor. a or retailer
mt WIT I? “IWES O :IAHES. "Ilmll
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hurt our South Nor-roll: druml-‘ls; H P. u
for. W. 0. "mi.
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spirited-omen! W without h
down patnaaoroaslhelossrpartol
amenities Its-av urine. with
urinate. lseeorrhoa and mnstl
la pleasant to llil. WI-
pills which. "tales according to dlraetlonaaem
nodule (“min Amman; I h
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”firmly. Haul-arrest haras-
raetsqeals mm mm and
only. munhd'srm Induces
s. rhymes-mam.
humanly“ as . .
mmfifl.
mus-um '* 5
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that
their names before
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Item unh
noel seems- in the raglan of the ovaries. bladder
I desire to
the form of Ila: capsules or
Ills to "newsroom” the sever-u has nth-ah
Ila-Issu- hum IL” :0; boa Metal for can
mm- Imus-III or 0 DO» I terse sandal
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I
WASHINGTON
flsnncr Tours To Tn;
NATIITNAI. CAPITAL
Ulnar-a Mounts cornea-ran Iirsrn
PENISTWANIA Illllllfllll,
l‘ehrna 18, “Arch 17. Apt-ill, 28,313
'37 91892 3'
Excursion Tickets
flood only on spurts] train. will be will from
. Yew \orkst
$|2.50
ROUND sl l 00 TRIP.
llt'l mum m no valid only on In lnl train.
the Haltmln following. The. fill-0 I ate in-
I- lIIIleII mlway {are anrl meals onmuu' in both
dumtloonholel alcommodmione in \\ “will g.
IIIIIIIt. he Arlington. KorIIIIInIlie. Eljlllll \ il-
hml' nor Rims house. (mm sums-r on 1 «rs.
Ihy to luncheonon fiuunlni. uh imln ire.
The he‘ll.“ hilt! does not includ e mulls ctr
routeJmtu-own all tlieothcr featureaoftbo
tour. 5 .Z'FCIAL TRAIN will leaive New \ork
at ll n. In . on the dates slime mentioned.
Tourist agent and chapercn wilP nccomnanv
em ll In”! For itineraries. lif‘krl-e mui mil
Inf Irmn'inu unhin-ee’lonriat Awnt T's-nus“
vn'h Roth-moi. Fr!!! endow; .\'on Y ork.
t‘rlA‘. In. P! ”till .T I:. Will”)
(fictional Mane; er Gent rnl laws. Atent.
’th
Dr. F. W. narmer‘,
Painless Dentist.
Artificial Teeth Without Plates.
(Crown and Bridge work.)
BRIT m or Tll'l'll ON RED RUBBER
liunrnmced to be the Best our! the Same that
nine Dentists Chum! Twir o as much fur.
. an,»
me and up
- SUI) and up
s‘uft lllnua —
Gold l' lungs ~ ~
All work ruining to Damiano uunruntuul
'n be It» t workm: tu~hip at pri l :5 lulu ul
arm-half I horned by other denim:
OFFICE. a WASHISHTOS STREET. g
fiver first Ofllm. South Not wnlk. on ly
‘ltlllN"”F.‘FlYNN
Sanitary Plumber,
STEAM and GAS FITTER.
lflBllNGl SPEClAlTl.
ll-tf': -.' «A- [A the hat. Ii» ll (1|!le Y bol‘ ‘ ,
nm'. -. \ |"ll (Lynn sin-cl. \ llllL .‘Im‘ : .
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I l'lNl-«f Ifh'l) sum it n then- nf pulIllI patron
Inge. I n-I- rfn plumbimr l 5min done for flit'
ism worn yinrmlntlu- em. "5 of \\. ll. ill-rt:
I-r .\ t «I .‘.ll work will lulu n \ pv mural»: ..-
mil-low. mul will in Iron!!!) n 1 Mai n: Il
- l1" -. I» n vnarmum . .-. ow,- : lesl - Wm
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Sanitary Plumbing
155 Pressure .Sleam Healing
TIN All!) SHEET INIIN wuax.
Hot Air Heating. flange: and lint-
lng Stores.
\nw I for all the lloyntnn (‘n ‘n svwlul» For and
llorida Boiler
’ Full line of Tln Wm.
ill South Iain 8t. 80 Norman.
.... Save Money!
BY "SATIN“
r. BIlYLSTflN’S
Factory at Five llila llivar
MW
' our mum»
Ill mus.
Great Wyof 1'me and filed: a
hams-eat. Man a due ftns of bull and
Martha-smokes.
can
FAWCETT’S
l1 It’ll mill. Illllltt.‘
Before You leap
Is an old and tried saying. but. it will
applyns well to Printing any
thing else.
Society Commit—
tees who have
charge of Printing
will do well to
look at. the beau-
tiful Art Novel-
ties, Souvenirs
Programme Cov-
ers, Menu Cards,
etc.. on exhibition
at the
Sentinel office.
We do the very
best and finest
Printing that can
be done in this
vicinity and guar-
antee that the
prices will be as
low as is consis-
tent _with good
work.
We do all kinds
of Commercial
Printing for the
office, factory and
store QUICKLY
and neatly.
Fine Catalogue"
and Book Work a
specialty.
Eveninv Seminal,
13
Railroad Place.
South Norwalk,
Conn .
an. Slilllllll'lfl minimum
Denial Plates.
Thla Improvement
III-ea many with the
large suction plate In
ominon use. The
laws nre ury small
only about one-eighth
, none-fourth the usual
sire. nod brine con-
lll’lll‘lt'll on "th m-
chunlrnl prim Mule“ Ill the Innuth nith perfect
an um). Any noun-I rof lre'll I nu he out In
without fhll'm'flnu any good tIetlI you I'll!)
haw. ant no pinto in the roof of the mouth
’Iln- llfl'l'lll plnu- i~ we lnl y n-la mi Iopartlal
hwerdentumsim- r It Is
wr-ll known lluIl meticu-
tel profs-salon have until.
lmt our-mini to offer II.
that line: and further.
more. pnnlal loin r plates baIe not oonaunot
he mumsrully made by any other known
mum-I. This is an r ‘M Imattar who
wet-he IIIIII "Insiders ml at lower feel
are as necessary as upper.
motion «all at
mlr‘or further Infor.
Dr. llmtwell hm purchased the sole rluht
for Norwnlk amt Vlrlnlly. .. .
PAYMENTS"
$1 WEEKLY!
Watches. £55153. Charms.
Mantel Clockslliamonds.
ulna. llllllSlll & column.
2l9 lemme St.
commonsense; ”MAI". N T
'l'lms far Iver mm dellvmd In [loath
val satisfaction.
payment
”like“: can bolted 53%,»:le hill
GUSTAV PITZER.
l! W0“) MCI.
50m will con 1..
ll. F. Boutwsll's Office. Main St. ‘1
u unflmn no. lb.
‘ Washbum Brushy 05’s
Soperlative
is the best Flour madmannl as cheap ”any
other. All [timers sell it. Every barrelor
sack of flour Ihadeln thefamona \\ ASHBURS
Mllil fl. M'muca Inlin. been the III-Inn of
WAS SHBLRN L USBY Cos None genuine
wltnonIJt.
$6.1"
user _
((5 noon
1%
Ken5y, 11055513 85 60.,
Mill AGENTS.
llllllu n alrttl. ' Hartford. t‘uuu.
tut [him
The leading fi5h market of the
city 13 at
AUNT &. ZELUFF’S
3;— \‘l Asmxorox Smear—I-.. _
— -—oeo
There you can always final the
freshest iltéll to be bud. -\ line
lot of child arrives every day.
run: 15mm cusup,
1mm some,
[UBSTERS .
PICKLED GTSTERS.
Orders called for and delivered.
\Vholesale and Retail Fish, Oys-
ter and Vegetable Market, .
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ii. A. llnth'J'l E. E. klth'm-
BENNETT 86 HUSTED,
2! Main Street, So. Harwell.
We" .3.
Fish Oysters.
Fruitslegelables. Poultry,
on ALL lem I); 'I'Imn stilts“):
AT \\ llULELALlI‘ -“7 HFT AIL.
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:10" lull in? ‘. lut' I- I'm rim-Inuit UIIII‘DT
Lilo lu~umm t mum“) is. nlxnf the pawl:
ulx I an mm IE I) mm 11. .lllttlt'l m.- bu;
n- N'Itfllt‘ ur Iump lhsi c. I loan: in
‘ul’ldlh‘t'la Alut‘ lump runny; I. .-.. h'l \lul‘lll
mut'h.
ll you‘oz- f prufmllon lnr )m. r (:tfnll) or
)lequfli in I ,.. nt :1. «l .I._». 1,:1! a 1 lain ll! (min
10 n) on Il‘n- I 1-1.1 mm. m pint: in the! unnul
lull liimrri 1. l1! ln~urnuu t t mu :.m) M ll t 1-
font.
:5. S. L’Hammeme:
Ans-unlit “‘nnlunumu st. 5mm: 34.1mm;
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5| Washington 8. 80. llomalt
27 this Street Homalk.
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“ALBIN MALmo.
Dealer In all klnd of
Fresh and Salted Meats. Sausage.
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Btllter. Bum lel Canon 45 nelajlnlIJ lnmn
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NORTH MAIN Blltlm‘. NEAR “12.87.
Honth Norwalk. ml': ly
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Are Headquarters for Seed Potatoes; the
choice varieties-Early Beauty of lleb—
ron, Early Rose. Early Ohio, White Star
and New QWhandwme seed clock
and summed true to name. Grown at
HotlltotlARWK COUNTY.Muim-,
Aron-nook County hes in the extreme
WWI-t comer of the United States.
and cumulus 8Q millloar sores of no for-
tile land as the sun shines on. The soil
reaches down to bed rook. The farmer
heromahsan lar business of raising
potanx-s for . and he has here every
natural advantage The location is so
in north as toinsure ahardy grimth.
Particular attention h given to keeping
tlIoseed pure; and by years of painstak-
“in; Honiton seed potatos have agreat
regulation. if you want some of the
lastsmrl plum grown In the United
[item we have them. No fancy prices.
Prices from 31.10 toil. All per hmhel.
Speclnl 5.511....
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Till lllll Tl) TNT ’
llJSTRINE
\\ hen she cleans house. Saves
Labor, saves Time, eaves pu-
tience.
Makes Old Paint look
Like New.
Nothing so nice for polishing
\l’liirlows.
: .5
I5 cent. at all Grocers.
Fertilizers!
Bros.
Our Pure Ground Bone we
are offering at greatly reduced
price. Potato Manure and Super-
phosphate at less than it costs
other dealers.
DRINK "
Thea Nectar,
l'l'l‘i: l'liiVESE TEA.
. t ail-ml) bomum't or
The Great
Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Company’ 3
STORE
ll Alain Street. Nomalk. Bonn.
There is nothing, (unless it be
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened woman's labor as
much as Dobbins' Electric Soap.
constantly sold. since NHL Now,
why rub and toil. and wear out
yourself and your clothes, on
waslnlziy, when this perfect soap
is provided. to lighten your Ia
Inn. and saw your clothes? ll
you have ever used it. in the 2‘
hours “'0 have made and sold it.
you know that it is the host,
pun-st, and most economical
soap made. If you haven’t tried
it, ask your grocer for it now
with our nnnu- on the wrapper.
HEAD '"Hs It in not the selling
x- munitions]. in urrih
ing at is knowledge of
TlII-n- In no muth rull pure map in II but
of Dobbmn Elm tric as in four hum of
acmnlmg to Idirection». Ilo four times
as nImlI work as any otlwr. Item“ is
furior map. Insist upon lhIlIlIiIIs Elm trio
1. 1.. Guam if: (I o. ..
Be sure and get the. gt'lluluL,
rrin- Alone, that mum
TWTCE' lln- Iuluc-ul an nttitlv
any otlwr soul I made. and it will. if Inn-(f
but u Very «slight mlvsnce on that of in
Philadelphia. l‘a.
em to run
W. L DOUGLAS
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W'AW'H'ITWW" mm more no.
mm! " high. .T! will
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