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. . avenue.....3.000,1 7 .. 9 I. , . . . ~- v o. _ Iwelmttbsmdyou . " =1 " "i? ‘ . . ., I melons “rum le
Elmwood avenue.... 3,600. _; ’ fl e j“ , j ,I . ‘ wilftllkethemhettu‘undatths 1.; OMS .CK ‘ r I" f by a good deal. reagents,
andbsmarovertmet 4.000 1 out! . ' L * * _ I fill!!! you yrill Mb them “ ‘ ' ~. " ' , boxinmbesuspielmajntwln
a minute if we iaid iins. were.
The pavrllon east end of “WW stock end fixtures. , . L ‘ , mmlmprouvlzynponaeuuszz BROTHERS ‘1' L, L 'y L ‘ .my&m£:?°rom
, p . . ‘ anus as w as you pm . I , L: ‘ I I “N " .‘ -’-' “ L‘ ‘ for-nothing. Usually‘hehhn-
3, Fire, Life and Acciide'ntllneurance. I , _ .4“ mummy; ' ,~ all. , T:".‘.‘.';::‘."Xe‘:.‘f°..:.§‘l'.l.:.“.
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mtflwntmmsthinxthat l‘ Shillll Ill“ Slim. ”usual“ Lmulu, arr-:91); I ' ‘! fife}; ~ you are better off when you
L » ’ buy our Clothing than you are
‘ L ' ‘L ‘ ‘ ' L . , will 9"” you to ’ M W" "’1’" do' Wmdohuainsss 8..“ jump]. "UNI“. when yougstaclesngiftofmoney. The explanation in than”...
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money ontbe purchase. _ 7 i
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m1 lVEJlIGlIIllllEll muncamo or run reason. THE ”WEST CEMETE" rmrtn reu snow. IBM] FOB ”HE 30mm" . - . ' ‘ . , The lmmgIfiBhI market 0, the
‘ W ass-ta law-Mammal» ~ . ”gaunt W. phat Over and - ‘ . . . ‘ . . . City. 18 at, .-
than! the OuuVssael. and the Way
lbs 'l'asl the Water.
suerura drawer runs was “Mb-W- mb- The Prosecution Makes Some
11‘ use IN A 1.0831»! seer 0N 'l‘llB
llllNT a more: i ';
. Iti- Emma Brown..et Brooklyn. *- \
ABIOBY. Norm Omens, Huron Mamie. 30313338th SOUTH “DIWALI. ranting lriendsln “Ill W- Strong POL“ Again“ H“- L '1' . 32-WABEINGTON snugly”
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9W WM" w W '1'“ .. ltwsrlhewriter’srare good fortune ”isthmuAboth'fl-a-mlonI-sat M '0‘“ ’ - 4333““ To BUY 23118810 Mill). ’55 . ' '
L" Whymuuunumdnesu. toKeonoJI. ll, torhlshealth.
, . torormonooraurgoput‘yrmlma. or the; art can coo-tom san on, It lull)!"- J 1.. m3, ml I ‘ ” , ‘ _ There you can alwayeflndthe L”:
lls Inner—hues Pnssetl-I nudes load. on the and M. to fit“. u“, ”an.” I...' "mtnflv- ' ' ” . - nor-us nun-rm. arose-gas» u'cehest ““11 to belted. Aline ‘
“w‘m" “Will“! of the biz fourmssted ship arm-ulna...» ween-no. m‘hm“mm ' Dr's “ne'- Wrbmucqh 83 Washington StreIet' .. lvi. of fish amvee every 93y
IArthurKennedy,asslesmanforaNew
dry MW 1. 'veLd in town
evening. and started up West avenue to
the borough, where heinteuded spendir'rg
the night with friends on Union Park. :1 measurements are as follows: Length,
He had proceeded as far as thecrcsewalk BIL? feet; breadth, 49.2 feet; dumb. 39-9
opposite the armory when he was hailed feel: em tenuous. 3.539.08weuonn-co.
by two young men coming down the 3,400.43;heightofmain-maet from deck
Roanoke. at Sevroll‘s ship yards, incited
at Bath, lie. about twenty miles distant
from this island. The Roanoke is the
largest sailing ship in‘the world, built by
Basra. Arthursewell ecu. Her omel-
._ " venerated—Ira. tin-reunite bids-es
.............,.. ~ Buttonwood:
"“ “m “'3” ”km ' " ‘ ‘ drama SllllllllEs.
testimony bought out in the um Borden J BWGI ry, One thousand lbs of Lobeters for
hearing has caused a change of opinion ‘ sale every. Saturday.
33.? :zzzrflzmzx 2‘; “i '° ”:2: The demand for cheap Jewelry in the past has prompted us _
They consider the strongest evidence gim to call your attention to this particular lure of goods the week. Orders called forand delivered.
againstliértobethat in Add' e W ' l ' ' ' ' ' ' Whlsal ‘ '
ill. m “IBM“ “I": were“ :0 n “a e are dlep aymg many novelties at prices which Will surprise 0 e e and Retail Fish, Oys-
~ Amtbe records oh‘tbepsstth'at
conneotSouth Norwalk wllthtbegenen—
Csptain .l. K. Crofnt. sdjutaut of the
Fourth regiment, spent yesterday in
Danbury.
litre Ethel Smith, of Broutlyan visit-
ing Ills. RobertA. McDonald, 10 Ore-w
cent Terrace.
families in Witch Lane. It lies in a
lonelyspotto one side of the tralllc of
every-day lifeand the present—a silent
memorial of these who first broke
W “0'” in “0'“ 0f “'9 WOW “”mck- ‘70 “3“; "9‘3”" ham“ ‘9' grand, presumably in the midst of a hr. and Mn. WJ‘. Biabop, of Roldan lovedsince childhood. In. Churchill n a y ou. . ter and Vegetable Mum"
306‘ ”We“ to I” intoxicated, and 1” chor, “’700 poundauheetn 0’ metal. “33d wildernem. with on! Indians and wild avenue, have returned from a visit to slsterof City Auditor Burlingtonmddan h. Notice what we have to offer:
pilmattentionwthemhutwalkedon in coppering 5150' time necessary to male! ”my”, the ”ms - ”1.01"“,th Both a l3 S '\ ’
L -' ' . ' ’ ' ' . . I‘ll or re. It site of pangs. . ayor ngton,sn owing ‘ 1 . - ; .
. Onsof theetrnngers then ran uptohim buddeolargeavmel, about six months. wk“ 3, now . “flying“ mm“. W G i i m d family k" C' If to her standing in social circles hcrteeti— 580 llfk P1338 13: cash, worth 1:: HUNT &ZEL“FF 8
and.tspping him on the shoulder, ex— Her frames areof white oak; the plank. cit . 0fthesixtaan stones ii I, l . ll ' ' , d 'n monybescnnsedaprofonnd sensation. _ _ _ . _ '
diluted, “Hello, My old boy, I have inIgisof yellow pine. five inches thick, y rd theiif of I "m earl; frs::£m.§firdlfl an m ‘8" 31'“! Ifitted positively that Mrs. Borden’s Gilt and Oxndrzed Hair Pills dc ” “ 5c. . 32 WISHINGTEH STREET. ‘
gota manage for you." lfr. Kennedy with garhoerds measuring eight inchesiu families standi in , 'm . "m “1’9““! "M” “he ”‘1 “fid' “ “ “ “ " 100 “ “ l‘Jc. .. '- '- ’W .-. ”v“
int-med him that be m m- .“ 1] thickness' her - Bti h I ' us some measure as NIB. Charles Wilcox and dIuKhmr ”3|!"le first diemvered the bodyof the u “ “ “ ‘ L' H DECKER
_ . ‘3 on an _' 9W“ are measure c 0 representatives of the whole town, sever- Elharevisiting at her son’s, Fred 1;” murdered woman. it b” “may been Rolled Plate 14c 250. .DEALBR “I . s
e'lontrlnredorItm1 33:11:; mti geI: then 3(th l‘in‘mt'h'fthe llaztfourI maelséIesch albsve fallen; the remainder still stand. Wilcox, 2 Arch street. stated that “we “on!“ w“ in the W n u . Lace Pins \IUC r. .. 19c. I .
approached " m“ “‘3- w 'c '5 1 Y'elg “19'9““ “m“ butsotim more and mom- cred h t . . wa near th' d be — ' ' l ’
As both men acted rather suspiciously. ter and over ninety feet in length. The 8 cm t a Dr. and Mrs. D. If. Harem, of bew ’ ." m“ m" it ”Ms" 3‘“ Beet Rolled Plate H3" Pins 390 each, worth 550.
itia impossible in many can to read
their inscriptions only by tracing the
worn letters with a pencil. This is un-
doubtedly one of the oldest cemeteries in
New England. the original settlement of
the town having been made in 1640, and
the earliest tombstone bearing the date
)lr. Kennedy was somewhat alarmed. other spars are of like proportions. Her
and buttoned up his coat so they could nails, of the best quality of canvass, will
notgnbhiswatch- Both men noticed unread thousands of yards when set.
thb and one exclaimed, “You needn’t Her bowsprit is of steel and measures
worry, dear boy. we don't want your sixty-eight feet over all. A crew of forty
watch, a little stray change will M Mr. men are requisite to control this monster
York city, formerly of Norwalk, have
returned from their European trip.
Miss Bailie, ol’ llamaroneck, N. Y..
formerly a student at Miss Baird's ineti-
lute. is visiting friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wilcox and child,
liven was opening the front door at 10:35 ' ' ' - ,- u u w r
MRI Agni“ 1am chm“. “Med owi- Gilt or Oxtdlzed Hat Pins oc 108.1.)c.
tlvely that no. um told her arm Borden '
Md received a note to call on a nick friend.
It has not yet been prorcn that any person
in this city or elsewhere sent such a note or w l Bl k t \-
that Mill, Burden loit the.- honse at any time 00 an e S! \\
\
during the day.
o
Kennaly, then thought it, was time to of the deep. Captain Joseph R. Hamil- 0‘15“)“ Hartford, which was the pl 0_ who have been Visiting ex-Mayor “'il- Like all the not of the witnesses for the “'001 blankets Will $00!] be in demand. and we have deter-
do something. as he mm 3“, no one on ton in 1“..- master, and Miles Merry. mas- government oi.» failed to find any traces of .
neer town of Connecticut, was first set-
tled in 1633. only a few years previous.
As at that date spelling. like many
other branches of literature nndart. that
have since been greatly improved, was a
matter dictated in a great moususe by
personal choice, it is not surprising that
at the present the well-known names of
“Benton" and “Hoyt" should here, as in
other records of the town, appear various—
ly us “Benton," "Bowten,""Bowton"and
“Belle” and "Hayte."
The records found on the tombstones
in question may prove interesting to the
general reader. and me accordingly
given in the order of their date:
in memo ry of Harriet A.. wife of Jamee A.
Hoyt. whodied July 4. mi. aged 24' years.
Balsa. died Jan. 3. ms. aged one yrar. 3
months it days.
Elias. died Feb. 17. "w. and if) days.
children of Samuel and Eunice Benton.
in memory of Ill-s. son of flannel and
Eunice Bouton.whodird Jan. lat. till. aged
cox, returned to Brooklyn to-day.
William A. Gordon and wife and Mr.
and Mrs, D. W. Gilbert, of Denbury, are
spending the week at Bell Inland.
George Taft. of the firm of Taft Broth-
ers. is taking his vacation this week. He
will spend it at Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Townsend Peters ahd
sons, of Manhassett, 1.. 1.. are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Benjimun, of Nor-
walk.
Mrs. Hudson. wife of eonlderman
Hudson. of Newark. N. J., is a guest at
the home of George E. Schrick, Indiana
street.
Ills Ellen Burns sails for Qtresnstown
on the City of Paris Wednesday 3|. She
expects to be absent .unlil after the
holidays.
’1‘. l". Burke. lumber of Dr. W. C.
Burke. .lr.. of this city, started yestathy .
blood 3. 51:3 Lizzie's clothing or no, my. mined to furnish our share. to the people of this town and vicin-
sou. lee lute was in distress rind iat- ' . - . . ’ . ~’ '
hesitated MW h" lifelong mew ff; to It). All blunkttsIbought of us mm, if no tlthll’ell. Will be stored
her assistance. but ehe was no: obtrueivoiy free of charge until wanted.
sorrowful nor did she show painful emotion. , ‘ '
When Mru. Churchill asked her where her . . L” L . A
mother was 51.. on not aayehe was out. Palate, lllls, Glass, etc.
Ker cancer was; "Go see if cu can llud - ' v
r... m... k... l... .2... is’kllh-d .....« N 01303 Our Leaders. Artists Materials.
Bridget Sullivan was intuitively tearful of l’lclnrce‘ Prnmed to order. Painting,
obeying bliss Lizzie, and referred outright _ . . l’uper Hanging 31“] Decorating.
taco up stairs one... Mm comm Mm. 54) pairs 10-4 Blankets, beauties, at live pall’. _#.____._
”we" h“ 50 pairs 10.4 Blankets. good weight. alcader 111 every particu- '9“““5“,““'“,’-‘ “”3740
Mule Bil ll" Lips and l'frsslrul. - . r.. or . mull; horwaltp
Dlrln‘mwmmon’gmmbn he, let. for this sale No pair. - .. _ _ _, M ,-w__,___
“is linked Ind bent town! Attorney Ad ‘25 pairs ill-l Blankets, best in town for the money, at $1.09
IDI-
Following ltrt‘ Churchill‘s testimony pair. . . v Generally Sgarches
our: ‘31:.“ no. mesll, the trend for 113m yds. Bleached Muslin m remnants of 5. 10, 15 yds., regu- ‘
'I “I I ,“rnfi'fiuzl‘l’magm; lur 100 quality, our price 7c yd. .
might into! an; unhappy domestic Wool 5t) pcs. Extra Heavy Unbleached Sheeting. rm inches wide as h The greatestvanety
Badenamy. IrnBardenJheste "
u I "I. ”mm M“ in the m"; good aswheat at tic, worth be per yard.
char-her, although Witness was a frequent
vhtter.
coupled with Him Lidia‘s own words
the avenue, and quickly drawing up his ter builder. The Roanoke began to move
right am he struck the man armrest to‘ gently at 12%:8. As the key block won
him. knocking him down. The other struck by the hammers of the ship car.
man then tried to hit him, but was un- penlers. the good ship Roanoke “seemed
succmful an the drummer was too quick to feel a breath of life along her keel,"
for him. Both men then tried to turn for she began to move more rapidly, and
thnmutarofi as a joke. and as they to the accompaniment of loud cheers,
were drunkhewas inclined to think it blOWingof steam whistles, “Ming 0‘
wssadrunkenpieceof foolishness. Ha horns and pandemonium generally, she
duct-Eben the fellows up being about slid into her native element, truely "a
twenty-five years of age, One short and thing of beauty." with her spurs and rig-
etout with a bhtck moustache. and the (“18 all bedecked Will! bunting, her ”883
othertalland thin. Both had on dark all flying, and her decks crowded with
clothes and derby mu, The assault many people decked in holiday attire.
took place in the dark shadow near the The ship moved so rapidly as she slid 0“
Butler homestead. Mr, Keenedy said he the ways. into the watere of the Kenne-
couldnotgiveabetter ductiption as he bee, that the two tug boat Adele and
only saw them when they first came Seguinhad '0 cutthehnwsers by "bid!
from thearmory near the electric light they were to control or check the large
there. Hewasdispoaedtomake fun of shipusheslidoliintothe water. Had
thehappening this morning. but those “I?! 1103th ‘0 tulle this promotion,
.1” M about it think it “the, what was a most successful launching
for a drug store.
of remedies for re-
" A " lieviug pain may be
“Mm mm thatsbealwa lockedhe room found 3‘
serions coming sot-bee upon the mull might have been and]: marred by an ac- on rear. smooths. 3; mm {vhrm he m“ 80 w mm it 3"- Irrmn: that 3'13: ‘l’ H “ ‘
of lcCarthy, Saturday night. bide“ of some kind, ponibly attended in memory of Josiah. son of EcstasIanfl ! v . 3 ' . . . outset relations did not exist. Miss Resell “I
0‘33“”, , _ , b . ' T M . h Phebe Bomoflflllfll Fob. 3.1m. and n leu- Mm 1mm Lee. who has been netting was a stubborn witum. in the opinion of a 9
That police protectronts needed In this Y 1083 0‘ “kw h” “0393 “C 0" emomba
_ . _ , . -. , ' . Mrs. ll. M. lee nod “mickey Adams. Buvemmont olficmhwhxlo Mrs Churchill. .
locality there Is little doubt. as people “33M gmmrnulmtely. sothatherspeed in memory of bliss. son of Samuel old . h‘ . l h h - who won reluctant nn-l frurfulut um, told A .
have often beforeheeu flopped there by was checked in mason, and she slowly Eunice 801mm. whodlml Feb. ii. in». aged 15 ‘1: do? at? "‘9'?“ ‘Ig’wnfiv ante m lmly nil she knew. without hinting at farm l
drunken it one reth and but majmticnlly swung around. bended "’5' I ‘ " "’ ”"' ‘ ' " ‘ ‘ ' ' 11” ”mm“ C ‘ '
her ”1:0“me P. l to Ill! the Kennebcck. Grover Cleveland Inmmw’ "I PIMW'KH‘W‘F‘M” Bouton. III- and Mn- Charles 3- COIN". 0' 1"” “mum“ "m 0’ F. "' 5““- ‘h" - ! PUPLLAR
anot . r. y re urnet . who died March I», told. in the .eth year of her . . drug clerk' Prank Kilroy the Harvard med. P ‘ I N
Bridgeport this morning to finish his n‘aslobnve rendered tone to the allmr, we. Brooklyn. and Mrs. William Stack Isnd h, and”; “d M! Kim. "I” Wm 83 Washington Street-
husineas before going to Waterbury. bl“ at "19'3“ “mm?!“ 61'0“" 99m 1““ Phebe Ballad Jamil, ion, aged 2m. and 2 I‘M “mt-"v 0’ W8 Bunch “'9 “3'” drug clerk. all of whom were in Smith's Corner Drug
”New ..- -« It‘lllt'lfl- ms absence did not “We“ to mum,- mg John N. Tuttle. West Norwalk. ding Ito" when Lizzie wee more. seems ‘
II)“ B 'l'llll BLOI’IIZD. be noticed by the multitudes gathered to
I",- mm...“ ”a .I“ 3“ nun", witneue the launch: the Roanoke did
than (in-o to uni-bore. it Is Suspect. very well without the Democratic aspir-
ed. tonal-"led- out for presidential bottom. The day
Bright and early this morning Lewis beiugaperiect one purple had gathered
Olmetead, who formerly resided in West from all points of the compass. Our
Norwalk. but of late hue resided on Main party embarked at the island upon one
street, Norwalk. went to Dunn's livery of the steamers of the Eastern Steam-
stableennd engaged a swift horse and boat company. and as we sailed up the
can-inge'wilh whschto drive to Lewis- beanliful Samswu river, we mused
boro,N. Y. Olmelead then mwdul manysailing craft and small steamers
to Esprit-roan Sherman. G. Morn-in; all headed towards Bath. presumably
resideneeanarren street, and taking with the some object in view that bad
Ir. Morrell’s slepdnughtm', Mills Eva brought our party upon Heron island's
Waller. died Dec. 3. ltllh. aged i! do) a.
Cluldrsn of Walter and Abby llaile.
Phebe. daughter of Walter ll. and Abby
liayt. died Jan. 3. me. aged 2 yrs. 8mm.
in memory of Ionics Benton. wife '0! Sam-
nel 11., who died Admit. it)“. end 9) years. ll
months. ,
in memory of Inaias lieolon. who died May
a, lath-undulyearmt mos.
Walter B. Hoyt. died Feb. 23. lain
in memory of Walter R. Hoyt. who died
Jan. E. 1m. seed a: years.
Barred to the memory of Samuel Benton.
born July It. ITS, died Apr. t. lm
Aaron (i. Hoyt. died Sev. :2. 13.. aged 5."
years. 3 mus. and in days.
Hannah 8. his wife. died May 3. lm aged
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey M. Kent. Dr.
and. Mn. J. (‘. Ncwkirk and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles A. lloyt have returned
from the Berkshires.
Mr. and Mrs. Churlee Smith, of New-
town avenue, returned this week from
their visit at Norwichfionu. Mr. Smith's
health is improved.
Mr. and the. John Field. of Brooklyn.
and Mr. and In. A. ligbtbodey, of
Rutherford. N. J.. have been visiting at
the home of Thomas Cousins, Taylor
avenue.
Wdunnflnx to the defendant. —- L LL L LL LL L M I L
1m Bones. drug clerk, testified that he rc- ’ Store.
membersd the dayofthetrsgedy sndwas .
acquainted with hule' Borden Witness . . , , , . 7.-.
sswherinhlsstorsthedsy before and she
askedhirnfor ten eonts’worth of pro-re
. nuts
firmememdhm ~ POPU LAR , . mun ill 2
. in. attention was called to sun ill" I
the fact that she was in theaters on There
I!!! mm gun soon after that mm, or A As a apecial inducement for peonlcgintaosr
about 0 o’clock. Ills attention was called . ‘~ ' m‘ n
to the fact that she was the daughter «1 ,
Andrew Burden
The other vim who were present in .
WHERE
rclcbmlnl TEAS and “AKIN
will for a rho". time Live to the renders of this
the drug store at ths time corroborated
fiance's testimony.
paper SOLID HOLD [$65 with club order!
or 4 lbs. and ii lbe. Send 3c. stamp fyr fl peas
illustrated catalogue.
Slii’PilSE
. . HisslduleBosdendsnies tivel that '
Brown, into the carriage. they drew wharf at sounusunlan hour. Our trip d'l'remflmfr» IN V ... “in Mnortd lire. Scott. of Brook-dye. Ih. abs “'- ever “ Dr. sm‘hmm {WI A lm'e Money Goes a Gma‘ wallI '0“ TREE I
rapidly away. In. Harrell new them home was enlivened at the Bath wharf ““0“" ”V‘ ' ‘ ”V' “v km W 0“ Y..sre ““3 guests 0‘ hire. 1453“" “W “minimum. 0.. , _ , I
p M pm“! that mailing by a boy falling overboard. He was yearn. 00X.“ medd “mm. "“mg “no" The V.slt so the Inn. ”' ‘w "M'—
The only thing about these inscriptions
that needs explanation is the dates of the
second stone so compared with that of
the ninth. apyluremly that of their moth-
er. There seem to have berm two child.
ren named Brine. both of whom died in
infancy, both sons of Samuel and Eunice
Benton, but who died Ol yearn apart.
' E. L. H.
was up and proceeded atoncedown town dragged from the waters of the Kennebec
after herhnsband. After makingnnrner- none the worse for his wetting—effight
ens inquiries she succeeded in finding rumpled. and again by the attempts of a
him and told him of her daughter's and- rough, who despite Maine's prohibition
den departure. Hr. Harrell then pro- lawn. win “half was over." on "2 per
needed to try and uncertain their destiny» cent" limb-lily l?) (the lot-d name for
lien and learned that Olmelcad had told bout). N! no intoxicating liquors are Bold
several hewae goingoll to get married. openly, but surreptitiously, so 1 have
laterhe found out that‘he had procured been informed. This native wanted to
the team from Dunn's stables Mt 7 light somebrxly and the last seen of him
o’clock. It wss then 8M and not during its was being walked all the wharf to the
to delay boner. he and his wife hired lock-up by two of ilelh's "llmnt." We
another turnout and started in tumult. reached our island home just in time for
Thattbey overtook them is va’udouht- supper, baring spent a very delightful
folmtbelr start enabled them to be at dsy~snd being will pleased with our
“-9thstle their pursuers selves for having wittne-ed the meet
eluted. m successful launch ever seen on lsine's
L ‘w 0‘!ng lithe-i m seat. .Wempeet ItoIlesve Heron Inland
It seems as ifllis’yesflmawn swear only is common.“ Tbil' authors are
ed the many points of inn-mt in out
pleasant city relumcd today to their
home.
W. A. Curtis, Howard ”(W and
Fred Hill. of Norwalk, went to New
York this noon tomcat the steamship
Veendam. which arrives at 2 o'clock and
has l’rof.”nnd Mme. Paul de Complgny
and the party of Nevwalk tourists on
“S
r? . . ,
malfemgmm-m :5» K‘i‘“ 1r IN NEED or SOMETHING COOL AND rm DURABLE THE BELKMPr 60., /
"wwwfmg m,“ m}, 5;; FOR THE SUMMER, SEE OUR ‘ mun...“ c... , \ :7
of gossip about town. if she went into the
barn it has yet to be explained wig she was Sh i rt Wai Sts L u ‘ ‘N’HWMW'W‘LHflZ
wnotmmmmn . . .l. 0. lEllll
”m- More». mm“ when on. in White and Fancy Colors, made up of all kinds of materials, Pall“ Hangeldidlti Ll’hlIlQ' .
And dealer In '
oer Dobertytold of the ubiquitous reporter which are displayed on our centre counter.
who was sitting alone on the balnstradss. .
board. among whom are thelbes liill N" W“ the screen d” ”um" _ . "ML .1.“wa “fill PIPE“ II“ “Bums
unam- w cm». “met-mammoth lulles' lather: caps Ill all Shapes Illl Styles. .x...n............r.......
"my. m Msns asked it the reporter nprssented . . . morn books 0 run uno‘utrn‘t u no r.
hummus. no.5; n a» m- we «- n... mum»; I50 nationalities of thallus at 5 cents let lard. mmwmflmmm :5}
UL? . “meal I pector Dspsrb ' molt Isttmatssoheerfnllvsl
“3:13,... WW .2“, M w, m. WW math-",3; 1033:: 15 well Selected Styles ol Magnolia hallo at Ill cents per yard. . ... no, ,, ,
www.mwr..m‘n$..lt..tt lllfl putts el became Tissue lust received; internment. Jacob M- Layton.”
his wife. lion. James J. Bmks, Pen-
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sion Agent. of Wuhlogun. b. c. _ .
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