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mu.
‘i Bargains in. ldilding lnls
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-‘ on: Will“ $hddll Hill 5 '
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and "llnuses.
nulls u nnn, rtiiiiiisn on unrunnnnln.
No. 2 South Main Street.
l MINISTER ' lllSSlllll.
tho lull-II. of Ian. J. l. rurrla.
arr. Imam r. "mas. 01' mm“...
ua Union met
arsuanmnu. 131um as m with til: Annie 6. a...-
ford. at the home of John H. Ferris.
CIAUTAUQUA Illillll.
mmm‘lam-Mfl at
leumntasrduev.s.l.1suuu.
aha Issue of Gran. Marat. Ins-walk.
W‘uuuwfi.” law
animations“. . . :
'lhs flange of M’
,Wilhnr P. Watkins. of Philadelphia.
uni-d nurse. mum-sand
Gnoschurch.hsscornpletely mnstrsted
hhfamilyand they havethesympsthy
oftlleeutitecommunity.
finndsy bdorelastlr. Watkins was a
guatofh’nsouat Gracechnrohreotory
andonthsfulkrwinglfonday helelt for
famil'ur hallslkl. If'us Ifary F. Pardee
read aselection on “Medea” Walter E.
Houghton. of Stamford. nag dmntily
two song from “A Child's Garden.” by
Nevin. and gave the "Chanson des La,
vsndisres,” by the same ootflpoaer. in re-
spoue to an encore. The entry by Rev.
Gerald B. Beard. Ph. 1).. on "Origin of
the Greek Myths,” was an able and very
instructive paper on a subject which has
long been‘s source of controversy among
students. J. Frank Riderrcndered adif—
ficult piano solo in his finished style, and
responded to the inevitable encore with
Ball‘s “Farantelle.” D. E. Disbrow sang
with fine eflect the descriptive song. by
Barri. entitled “Saved from the Storm.”
bliss Margaret McClure's sketch of
“Greek Social Life.” was an amusing
and thoroughly enjoyable delineation of
the manner and customs of the Attic
people.
The next meeting will be held with
Miss Mary lowndes, 79 South Main
street.
Thursday Hr. Watkins received word
trombisstspmotherthathis father had
not readied home. He went at once to
Phikdslphia and after a thorough in-
vestigation learned that his father had
drawn all bk money. leaving word
with friends that he had gone
abroad, nevertoretnrn.Anetfortisnow
baingmadetofindoutwhetherornothe
sailed on any of the outgoing steam
Ir. Watkins is about 56 years of age.
11'. disappearance ’u attributed to melan-
cholia. caused by some trouble in the
Church of the Ascension at Philadelphia,
of which he was until recently pastor.
The difficulty originated in a dispute he
had with theorgsnist, and a church row
followed. He took thematter much to
heart and resigned.
Ir. Watkitu had many friends. He
was formerly pastor of Holy Trinity
church. New York city. Rev. 3. H.
Watkins. of thisplacr. is still in Philadel-
phhand will remain there until he clos-
u up his father‘s affairs. Thueisanother
son preaching in Baltimore.
Blob and 'ell-aaaortetl Displays lud-
hy South nor-all larch-Its.
ltcan be mid, without fear of con-
tradiction that the South Norwalk Bos-
ton store isdisplaying a larger assort-
mentof holiday goods than any other
store in town. The stock embraces
suchanendlas variety of articles. both
useful and ornamental. that it would be
quite a task to enumerate them. In the
china and glamwars department are
found exquisite cups and saucers, water
sets and banquet lamps in the latest de-
signs;in the art gallery. beautiful pier
COUNCIL '0? lNS‘I‘IUCI‘lDN.
Iaatfa‘ of A-erlaaw Inhala- at the
ArmoryJ’o-anww light.
The following councils of the 0. U. A.
l. with an aggregate membership of
- - tures in endless variet and as
2,800. have been Invited to attend the f. .
council of instruction lobe held in the ‘0' toys and “0““ the“? It
armory on Wednesday evening: “mm ”mm i” please the
little people. In the way of more sub-
stantial and useful articles for Christmas
presents there are handkerchiefs.
aprons.books. dress goods. underwear,
hosiery. gloves, and so on. The cast
window of the storeis artistically ar-
ranged to represent an old-fashioned
wind mill. with the fan in motion.
Near by is a barn. with farmers mowing
the hay. This clover conceit is con»
structed principally of handkerchiefs.
L. If. out“.
One of the prettiest presents lhatcould
be selected for a Christmas gift isnbsud—
some etching. selected from the large
number at L. H. Decker'sstore. He will
frame the picture in worker-Mike man:
ner,andin any style of moulding you
might choose.ashehas a large variety
on hand. Healso does painting, paper
hanging-lid calcimining in a first-cla-
manner.
CHARLES I. b‘l\’l0l.‘l.
if you want your Christmas tables to
be upwiththetimes. you should call at
thestoseuf C. B. Seymour, the grocer.
where can be found everything from
staple to fancy groceries. an assortment
that in unequalled in this section. If
you want anything new that comes
uponthemarketyonars sureto find it
there. Among Ilr.8eymour'sspscialtics
areCslifornia fruits, imported fruits in
glass. olim. pickles. mushrooms, truf-
fles etc., also a large assortment of
fancy cheese, nuts. raisins. citron and
a first-cla- assortmentof confectionery.
a special arrival of Btow's celebrated
oranges; Ferris' ham and boneless bacon.
”1.051) sacrum.
Raymond brothers are making a neat
Christmas presunttothsircuptorners. lt
isshandsomecalandarforlm. ”out
MWWfl-nl’ovrlmyw
Nos. 1. 'l and 13. of New Haven; ’ll. of
Fair Haven; 76. of West Haven; 77. of
North Haven; 26, of Shelton; 42, of An-
sonia; 70. of Birmingham; 64. of Milford:
67, of 8tratford;68, of long Hill; 6 and
%. of Bridgeport; 4 and 54. of Homalk;
58. of Ridgeficld: 27. of New lilford; 9.
ofDaahuryzmmf Betbel; ill. a! Stam—
ford; 44. of New Canaan. and 20. of
Greenwich.
Thestato councilor. F. C. Clarke. of
Falls Village: statemganiaer ’f‘. F. Gil-
more. of New Haven. and Deputy Rev.
E. F. Atwood. chaplain of the Connecti-
out state prison, will be in South Nur-
walk. the guests of State Council Secre-
tary C. 11. Adams. during the afternoon.
Es-State (launcher Captain James F.
8mith.ofllew landon. and State Vice
ConnoilorC. 3. Crane. of, Hartford.are
also «posted. The he. been
deooratcdwith flap and with pictures
representing events in American hktory.
Themsnibenof No. i will meet the
viitnrs from the east and west and or
cost then to their hall. and will proba-
bly march to the armory from there.
while thoseconiing down the road will
gatoflatllokulk alldrnarchdown with
lass-ll loll: Pratt Discharged.
Benjamin flu-ell and David B. Pratt.
whomheld bmetioeKochl-tweek
onaeaarre of bin; implicated in the
shooting of James Buns. an old soldier
atl'ltab’s items. were brought up hi
ltova ssmthituminoos coal. The face of
new
ships in our navy. the Newark, Atlanta.
Ctr-hing. Masons.
a3.
WWthflmw
the liorwalk flaaday
min-l
mmuwaa—m Christ»
massing. fleas-admin
M will In lull la the chaos! asst
MWflmmwM
”upwelling-urns ml pressu-
m .
Wham-rm
WsMHWWuI
“mmmfib us as». “dugout-rem
shunts for the company‘s celebrated Bl
hm mono little
South Norwalk. 0t.
llEETllllldFElSlSlDEllS_
Th8! DISCUSS CoXSOLIDATIle
All!) OTHER SUBJECTS-
A Variety of Opt-tons laprs-ad by I’haae
la Attendance—A annuities Illa!!!
W as usatsrwtth a uk- as"
mitten of thumb—l law-II-
Anintereating meeting was held last
evening in the Volunteer boas lhsmwd
East Nonvalk. for the purpose of talking
over cutters pertaining toEast liorwalk.
andtogettbemindsofthecitirensasto
whatwouldbohest todounderthe pro-
aent condition of things. After the
meetingwascsdledtoorderll.lf.
Prowilt was chosen chairman and Harry
Rider secretary. After some informal
talk a rmolution was offered that “we
protest against being taken in by the
borough or city, but we will agree to
unite with the town to consolidate all
together." Those who spoke in favor of
uniting with the city were .l. W. Mains.
Gilbert Bogart, S. S. L'llommodieu. D.
1’. Mom“. Edward Hanford and A.
Boerum. Those who favored leaving
East Norwalk as it is at present were
Marshall B. Tolles. J. B. Marvin. H.
Theile. and William Worden. G. 8.
Hell and Oscar St. John spoke in favor
of a village government. After quite a
discussion upon the merits and demerits
of the resolution. it was voted down. A
motion was then made that a committee
of live be appointed to confer with alike
committee of the city and borough to
talk over the matter. The committee
appointed consists of J. R. Mania.
J. W. Mains. ll. H. Tollcs, S. S.
L‘Hommedieu and William Worden
They will report at an adjourned meet'
ing to be held next 'l‘gcstlny evening at 8
o'clock. Nearly one hundred were
present at the meeting last night.
FURNITURE Full CllRlS‘l’lAS.
David Slow’s a choice Assortment
May be round for All.
—-—At this time people who are about
to make Christmas presents to their
friends or relatives are cudgeling their
brains in efforts to select appropriate
gifts. Nothing so embelhshes a home as
well as selected articles of furniture. lu
going through that immense stock you
may select a nice suit. fancy table or
clmir for the parlor.ane of those hand-
some chamber or dining room suits. n
couch.hoolr case, cabinet case. writing
desk, easel, fire screen. blanking cabinet.
foot rest, medicine cabinet. music rack
or cabinet. china closet. All of tlwse
in the latest and unset correct fashions
are to be seen at the furniture store of
David Stow, '38 South Main street. South
.\'orwalk.
At
Important Announcement.
The Hartford Medical (‘ounciL as has
been announced in the columns of this
paper. have taken parlors at the Mahark-
emo Hotel. where they are giving free
Women: for this week. Yesterday.
their first day. they received ldayand
evening). ninety-four patients. Out of
this number nineteen were pronounced
incurable. On account of Christmas
they will close their once Friday, De-
cember 23. nt 4 p. In. so all those who
desiretoeoe them must not wait until
Saturday. if they do they will goaway
disappointed.
larhetnon l-bsrrasasd.
Au attachment wu placed on Wright
Brothers' market, on the Benedict l-‘arm
bridge. yesterday. by the South Nor-
”bilabial-denature. 0mm
are play like W’s-ll if N
M'tWMm‘hqsnthehookof
mammary” Strike
whilsthsironhhotlthsuhnothlnghnt
absutourillsthlnsthovsiessspttlude
mutate-.andthbundsstlflh
thematic. lottowsstsnOvsrooaths-
‘ censor-v nu.
fore Xmas is the hairbtotoddlty and
not to «amino our stockstoneslsas
bad as looklsssuharaslninthsfass
withontknowinglt. Our-smtnientlv
asinvitinaasapistnrsofplsasale.
Store open every evening
till 8. Saturday till 12.
walk Beef company. for .500. One of
the Wright Brothers said this morning
that the (reuse of their embarra-ment
was the slow pay of their customers:
that they had a large amount of money
out standing. The matter. he thought.
would probably be adjusted and that they
would resume business in a short time
A Marina of the camisset down for
January 2. in the Court of Errors,
mm - -_ M q ..-_
,. criminals. to lsavel'wul-
Hurtful! M will bonrfrinll h
learn that the liovwslk Illltsry institute
whorwalk sftertheirvsmlionmntwlll
remalnonlybngenoughtopacknpsnd
travel-i regular form. Itisundsrstood
that the school at flew Rochelle is a
hamlsotne structure and that Colonel
Mantle thinkshe can do betterment
New York. “What will the dear girls
donow?”
Oat-a to the 'srld's rats.
Areyougolngtotheworld‘s fairneat
r? Neatysaris approaching audit
’gsttingtobstimstothiak oflt. lflt
dependswithyonnpontheeostthenths
uuonofthsrsibnsdsuofso-slmporto
sanihsJournslofflailmApplisaess
Won‘f'huudusaattlslsiadv-
f ofthslr to vs
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home.thantodowithout-it until
can go ontof town. It's m
easemildlytosay that it'ssn '
fencewdowithoutssnit. Why
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TELEG'RAPHIC snevmsa
Burglar» robbed ths- rule at lavish Court
asar llrilltnl. the seat of Sir Cecil "ll“. of
.1754!!! worth of jewelu.
lows Republicans object to the marina
In of a United states senator in convem
lion.
M J. Austin. of 3.5M Prairie ave-
lllll. Chicago. was mortally wounded by
a burglar.
FiTll. lulu FltleS.
Four Men Are Killed by a
Falling Wall.
worm BRAVE rm.
nor-run alluvia- W‘ o. I lama our
.1! toppling Balsa m a m
m‘h-I-w ,2! no: 12-» I- by. on
hwy,“ ”XM'ym M 'llll»
Annun'Dsc. all—A shocking fatality
rounded out the confiscation which de-
alloyed the Fort Ont-as Milling company's
big works. The fire started shortlyaftnr
noon. a terrific explosion summoning the
nmdspartmsnt and the police resorvssas
well as the ambulancestothspierwhere
the mills were situated. The dam. com-
pletely wiped out four five-story buildinp,
which were used for the milling of rye and
corn. The loss will approximate '10.”.
on which there is an insurance of “8.01).
The explosion which started the fire was
caused by friction igniting the particles of
floul' dust fillingthe mill. «
Under the Wall.
About 5 o'clock all the firemen were or
deml to return to their respective houses.
with the exception of is picked force of
neamer No. 4's men. They were left in
charge of a powerful Siamese stream that
required the united clone of a half down
of their number to control.
Suddenly without warning the eastern
wall fell inward upon them. .
Charles W. Marshall. John W. Bridge
ford and Fred Amthoru, of No. l. were
taken from the ruinsdead and mangled al-
most beyond recognition. John Whitnell
and John Harmer. of No. l. were struck by
flying missilu in their mad rush from the
building and shockingly injured. Bernard
Harmer, a spectator. was so badly hurt
that he died. Jtltltt'a Sheridan. another
member of No. l. bud his arm broken.
James Flanagan and Michael Ryan, of .\'o.
5, pipcmen, escaped with their lives. al-
though bruised Marshall had a wife and
six children. but Bridgeford and Author!)
were unmarried—fl
MWPF'P': to‘rnarryhlrn.
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mufpm tron" K mains. n‘
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hiring Pickering. aged ninety-four. pro
Ell-tor of the San Francisco Morning Call.
reported to be dying.
The Chicago courts will be asked toen-
idn the closing of the fair on Sundays. as
Jackson purl: is public property.
Willis H. Jones. of l'tica. has been
granted a divorce from his wife. Emma L.
HIyor Robinson. of Elmira. denies that
he attribulrd the defeat of Bush and Cleve
land in Chi-mung county to the friends of
Senator Hill.
“Assemblyman Frank W. McDermitt
pulled guilty in Newark. to the charge of
libel in having published in The Sunday
Standard nrtivles reflecting on public offl-
rlals. He was fined H.000 and avatar
The bill to increase the Mexican war pen-
sion from eight to twelve dollars a month
was pared in the house.
Bert Talc, an ex-convict. shot and killed
Janice Short at Evansville.
Dr. Francis Charles Scott-Sanders. for-
merly manager of the Lyric club. has been
sentenced to six yours’ penal servitude for
forgery.
Rev. Dr. William Sullivan. one of the
most popular lloumuist preachers lu Lon-
don. has forsaken orthodox Christianity.
William Gnrmtt, who has served 5rn~
tonnes in t‘onm-clicul and Massachusetts
for forgery, pleaded guilty at Providence
to the same winn- aud was given eight
Jun. He said he hurl committed forgery
just lift times.
Th1- wholemlo liquor house of It‘. V.
Mitchell, at (lswexo. was abroad by the
sheriff.
Charles [.mby. oi Baltimore. accused ht~
wife of mwinliug with other men. nun
whcu she denied it he hammered her with
I baseball bat. She may die.
James J . Noah, of Minneapolis. has been
appdnted chief clerk of the lndizm division
of the interior department.
walnut Surgeon Jame. 3f. Whitfield.
U. 6. .\’.. has ruignrd.
Explosion at a Fuse Factory.
ll sermon, Dec. zit—The Ensign-Blok-
ford fuse factory at Silusbury blew up at
3p. m., wrecking the building and injur-
ing a dozen of the employees. The follow-
ing are the most seriously hurt: William
U'llrion. will lose. one leg; Annie Currier,
badly burned. out and bruised. and Hattie
llolwmb. head severely injured. The cause
of the explosion is unknown.
The l’rluee (Yon-in: in a Yacht.
1.05005. Dec. 1“le is again ruxuomi
that the Prince of Walt-s will visit the
Chiragollolumbinn exhibition. it is pain
tht he will make the trip acres-s the ;\l
lantic early next summer in the ruynl yacht
Option». and that he will lllN'flllL‘lkh either
at Montreal or Quebec. Tb:- lhlmrne \vlll
bemortt-d by a number of llritisb wxm
.lllpll. ft is also Mnml that the new mum
that has hot-u ordered b3. lliv prim-z- it ill w
cute-ml in Immv vi nu! unL-mu'» .lnwrimn
yachting en-ut».
no rust wntttler Lon slam-3n.
SALE". Mass. Dec. 20.~_-\mong the in—
ventories filed at the probate mun was
that of the (state of John G. Whittier.
The amount is $433.73, of which mam.
real roll“? at Animbury, Thelullnnceis
personal property. being largely in stocks
and houses. The household furniture is
appraised at in“); portrait» and pictures.
i975; copyright, of "Child Life in Press.”
"Songs of Time Centuries" and “Child
Life." are); nll other copyrights. €5.01”
Yankee I‘rsmpv .ler Itarn's llrn.
“’AslilMi Inn. live. '3. 4imwml Sellout-"i
has h‘lt‘i\t‘tl .l di>;l.il.ln l'mmlirlwml Furl.
\l'hrnmu confirming the Wpurh oi iii" iv
wm mutsliy linrzak luunl til-m; lli‘ l:
Granite. lirm-rnl \l'lxmrnu mum Y..:lt t.»
has cavalry in hot pursuit of the lu..::.
ticurralfit‘hoticld has ordered lhrn: rum
ill-Imp fl'llanl‘n Juli.lcr.
Sums 10$, Pm. flu-.314 The first events
in the celebration of the golden and slim
jubilee of the Right Rev. William U'llnra
begun with a reception at St. l'n-olin‘s patties at Fun ltlh-y l‘llltt‘ storm»
academy by the pupils. Uu “'ulursulay. ,. ~
the fiftieth nunivoraury of the hinhnp'aor tin “'rtt fnr IInIflngr-r.
dinnliou assprio-st. all the industries of Juan l‘ln', flux to. The npplll‘fllllm
the, lncknwsnunnnd Wyoming valley will for a writ of rmir in the ruse ul .llunlrm
suspend work. llalliugl-r. who is In be hanged lu-rv on
' Thursday. was rerun-«l by l‘lmucellor ll.-
lilli l‘lmrlm .l l’r-slzzlll says hr will go In
“'nshmgluu and Inki- an upped]. “liltil
friends of the deceased port “'nlt Whit will not mm Mu). mu! llnillngwr‘x life will
man will be held in l'atudon. N. .l.. on again lwwtvul.
Jan. 5, The idea is primarily to discuss. ~ -~»-»
the pmlervatinn of Mr. Whitman's famous Sat 3 .‘lrors‘h on alumina "only.
two story frame home at :mhlicklc strut. Slso Stan. N. Y. ”or. 2" - Una, inim-
Csmden. Atpmnl about KW When and Abbott, who will; llr Shin-lulu pm
niflnllflwflfl‘l lllt‘ endowment. formed thcnmop~y on the body of Mm»
den‘r .\!rliuir.-. m} that not u worth or n
bum mu fnunvl nu lit-(iniw's hilly. The}
declare the rlm‘trm-uliou nu rnlm' sitcom.
Tllc lwnly “‘lh lillrlml ill Sttvouri‘a.
Whitman‘s Friends to loot.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. L'll~.\ reunion of
Twenty-three Females nt I'ala.
Srw Hum. Dec 20,--~Tbe mtnlogue of
Yale university for lwlétwtbe lltid issue—
ahuwu that there are Lint students this
year. compared with lJfltln not, In the
list-if instructor.» rm increase of twenty
nine is shown. the number being ilk
'l'wenty~three females are taking the postr
graduate courses.
“In ltvlvnu lllv‘ l'arls I‘und.
basin“. Doc, '1." The Semi lenruntlmt
an agreement hos fin-n slam-d lilNll’l‘M‘
the Paris fund, Sit-N5. llillnu. llm‘itt mrl
Harrington will award jointly the old
claims not in «mm of mm», amt Mrs-nor“.
Dillon and liarltt “ill absurd the r.
Illlllldl‘t
To Wind II, the fit-Inna.
I’ITTAlll'itll. Dec. al—At the office of the
Order of Solon it is conceded that a re
ceiver will be apgxiiutrd, and thlswill virtu-
ally wind up the onler. llcv. W. It. Co
sort is rational on all subjects but the bani
uses of the order. Whenever that in men-
tioned he becomes almost unmanageable.
Hulls Against the Wild ”0' I.
PHILADELPHIA. live. in Elm-u Muh
for various shin». unuv hiulu-r than dim,
were begun hero against the ”ruler of the
liolld llmk to recs-term; behalf of mom
liars of the order nick ls-uollts alleged to be
due them. p
The Trail Wreckers Indicted.
pfixo'rim W. Va. use. at ~31»
shut Through a Window.
Your-rows. l‘a. Dec. ”xv-“mm Sun.
a floasarlas. whilssitttsc at a window in
his house was shot and killed. ltlshe
licvulthatths man wasmnrdstwt by.»
countrymen. to whomlw refulodtoloaa
“on”. Mar-o“ ‘i ' ‘
Isa" tn the “loath “at real.
Crimson. Dec. Il—Jt is said that the
pod In Chicago gas. just dimolvsd. has
divided profits of 01.5mm. James it.
Kernel. 8 fl. Worm-er and RC. Bane
diet were partners in the pool.
ml in? nun-ml null-mums:-
_ its". l‘ull us and fluml Forge].
t amateur train tsutdlll. luv murder
f rst dram-and .attcruptnl mum.
.
’lo Instead the tjtvll lent-e Law.
ermmm. ”or. an. ft is believed that
tkspssddent will mm issue an order rs»
tsudlngtheelvll service law to all letter
carriers and clerks in free delivery postA
,_ odlcre. snail-sting sum in all.
llaDst'tveteaCe-paalee- . ..
Bcnrsrcrinr. N. in, Dec. I).mey
Bcliskl. who set the loa companion at the
locunotlvs works and whose victim died,
washeldon achargs of manslaughter in
limb and line. no companion.
turns. if. X. Dar. mwnarisa sonar»
rel Wesley Inflows“. sleuth-raise. struck
and kiltsd a companion named flurry
W] at Band flan. Bradford sass
tr, Pa sssaod «Imus-l. They taut been out duck
lalaflslbr'lhssslafla-a. about»; « ., .,
norms. Des. It—‘l'hs Would: 0-min- M Irv-lur-
trlhsof Indians will get no redsass from ’l‘mm. Dre. i).—-—Chaneellor Hamil
1‘. In lasts Cardinals.
Dorms, Dec ll).»'f'hv Mm: llcv. Michael
, mate of all lrulnmlmml the Mont
Rev. ‘llllam Vaughan. archbishop of
Watmfmitsr. will be made cardinals at
the earning papal cunsiatory.
‘l‘ww nut-kn Drowned.
Berni». llrc. atmltmlm lllllrright
and s mpsnion. name unknown. were
washed off the breakwater byline heavy
themsadasuadlofw died an order Willi. Judge A. 0.
formulr'aim Burnt-m. of Jersey cm. as mine of
the Floridian-uncom- sornpssy.
latawsa's lass-alas, ought. mm“ «. .-.
“1"”, K. 1,, DE. n...‘ “'- Ilat-wsa Tart! for I'aakse Pro-lasts.
sanghtln tbs sold lntoths Pant. Dec. flip-The Helios committee
saluted church. 0 aakaow having m". favnfinxa mislrmlm tum on m
mmumm Amriusnprndnrtahas been dbtrih-
Momtksdepulies
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than any store in either end of the town.”
seen.”
Lamps than all the other stores put together.”
useful articles for yourself.
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SPEBIM IN BENlS’ llllSE.
Nothing makes a more useful present than the above.
83 Washington Street.
Bill. ll. VAN ALSTYNE, Proprietor
We would state that the following is not our own opinion
but is the sentiment expressed by pretty who have been in our
,.You are displaying a finer assortment. of Holiday Goods
“You have got the best assortment of presents I have
"You have got more ofa stock of fancy Glassware and
And so we could keep on giving endorsements like the above
till you got tired reading them, but tiring you is not. what we
want, but simply to state to you that our store is the place for
you to come to when looking for presents for your friends, or
1,000 pairs medium weight. mixedl Hose. worth 15c. pair,
“0 will retail them for lie. pair. or five pairs for a. half dollar.
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L. H. Decker,
29 Washington St, Se. Nerwalk.
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THE WONDER of the All
A local Anaesthetic fortho
Painless Extraction of
Teeth.
“0 Misha DAStiERuoBAD EFFECTS
Amphene will poemvdy destroy all sense of
pain and cause no after trouble. It in
to the sums. so that there is no more need of
inhaling chloroform. ether. gas. etc. It can be
used on anyone. even t suffering with
bean disease. lung trouble or nervous dehility.
whether mm or old.
RENE BB Dr. Darmer is the onli'dentist
aim has the right I) use Amphene in airfield
on I.
All work pertaining to Dentistry at prices
about onehalf charged by other dentists
All work guaranteed to he the beat.
Office open from S a. in. until 8 p. In.
DR. F. W. DARMER,
flen’l state Agent for Arwpkene.
Over Poet once. South mum-n] .
3'
Pay the Mortgage
On Your Home
if you live or die by taking alien
who}; You man 94 cents aday
Thousand Dollars.
sure you for . on
went to protect your family or yourself in
old age. insure at. once in
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0F HARTFORD.
S. S. L’Hommecileu.
Ascot. Ill Washington St. South Wk
“Educate ldriilllusinns’nlw
Merrill
('ollr-ge rdmvates lmlh sexes for hurinuls.
flutes of tuition are moderate and within
the reach of all.
flanks with the beat in the county.
Assists lln graduates to good “milking.
Business
nt
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Gifts of Every Description.
Holiday (llmdtt.
Fancy Goods
are exceedingly low.
great quantities were sold.
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timly new publications
New Year cards on exhibition for the Holiday comm.
Dolls.
plain. all the newest novelties.
Handkerchiefs.
flew special bargains.
at the present time for the Xmas scam.
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Gents’ ?u:dishinga
We have a new arrival of Gents‘ Neckwsar ht
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SMITH",
' M. S. Smithjg"
llrand Holiday Announcem’l
During this week we on. nukiug the greatest Lefl'ort of the
season to display to the people it fine and well selected steel: of
Exclusively for the Holiday season. We have always hml the
reputation of displaying the inmost and latest novelties of the
season, and on which we new-r ask only importoro’ prices, which
This we could only afford to do unless
, 0|. lmlbcforo the
. Ligmylés‘o ‘Bbdkfels, mm on-
A grand assortment of Christmas and
Our stock of Doll» for the present penson cannot besurpnssed.
Kid Bodies. Bisque heads. Dressed and Undressed. 1'0an and '
Dosena upon dozens of Handker-
chiefs aro piled upon our counter, ranging in price from .50. to
$3.00 each. Never before have we had a grander assortment than
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complete assortment of Gent’s Underwear from the cheapest \o
the best. All grades of Gents' Comm, Wool and Silk Half lime.
An elegant variety of Gonts’ Collars and Cuffs. In fact we have
everything in that department fresh and new at popular prism.
ilranrhcs. embraeln Commercial. Short‘
hand. Ty (twtllltlg, Te camp]? and Architec-
ture. (an: it thoroughly; also ngllshJierman
and Art Departmenh.
College
Kluipmeut is unequalled in New England.
mu pupil-«Mental facilities» are oflered for
ihtummga mun-l Business Education. Win-
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