Wher- when we. odor-flier» .
- Willey mall fresh, new goods.
Ourreputation will insure that.
. n poodrngbiuton they
r
.
Catch on to the life’11lines we are
throwing out. Our goods are sold
on close figures. so you need not
pinch your appetite to save your
Hm & so.
pocketbook.
. . _ . . u * - ' . CHARLES E. sev-ruouu.
SO. Norwalk. 84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH. ,NORWALK'. CONN' LEADING cocoon. . 33 WASHINGTON 8T.
hm ‘ a good no EVENING sorrnor. mm to.” .
”WW...” 7 .. _ m
Henry E. Portia.“ Weatfleld. N.J..
Gillie, Itood people. come, and list to the butcher's mug.
IlaDundng‘a ludcale. you: no or n ll‘All'l'Ptlllll.
tobave beenheld Friday. February 17.
r. a" Kile“ of 1m Cornwall, of Union , —_..___. We're told that men hale lived who couldn't pomibly do wrong.
- Jam occurs. editor and mm. trim the Me or flu on, m nor-g has in. W000 week. . Put . .. rum-y leveral 'l'l-aa nlo leash-D And that In this toyn are butchers who never sold tough meat.
ngandwo want ............................ .......... .___- _ m. ..,..—-~—,.,.,,. ' w -' “- ---,- borrowerzoo..."'°~....'::.ood:mm--o-:m- ._
, , ‘ _ 31.25: 1 month. rlttoe’au: startle coon“ cents. lira John L. Rich Jr..of Bayview __ I! “‘0' Y terday was sew times the 'll d' 3 car on c alto with thirst,
to know ll}. -, . . ., 1'00”; p” “a “an”, i. mom, ill. y finyfifiz‘ndy. has: everyday. at, yesterday from High m. Norwalk. he" “yon“ m of me an” They Irect you tor-BEER SALOON now at that the very worst.
'is‘oiire‘ to do all we
claim for it.
If your liver is tor-
Upid it will cure the
trouble and make you
feelylik‘e a new per-
II. II. Plaislerl,
' 43 WlSIIllIIiTllll ST.
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(own... 8 ”=11 I also: 16 1.19:
New York Herald Weather Forecast.
WORLD‘S FAIR CONTEST.
l’olutcra for People Who Return Coupon»
It! " ‘lbe Sentinel ” Offlen
People who return coupe—r17; in To: SLVTI-
su's World's Fair content should exercise
caution in writing names thereon. Several
blank coupons have been returned in knee
with others; these are not counted. to order
to facilitate the counting and filing of coupons.
which. we find. is quite a tank. people are re-
quested to into them carefully and arrange
thorn all the same way. Do not mix the cou-
pons; if you vote for more than one candidate
make separate packaga of each name or en~
elm-e them in saturate envelopes. A memor-
andum out!” ~ or inside of the envelopc.giv-
lure the number of votes and who they are for.
will facilitate the work of counting. Coupons
rt ceivcrl after in a. m. do not appear in the
trail" that day.
Name
uosr coconut 4
School Teacher?
la the Town of Sortralk to the 1‘,
World’s Farr.
‘ r'l l’ Sannylmwmlty mail.handcd 1i
inn rim lll‘t' publication.ordcpo-rttt-rl »
lntlr lr‘i or lhf‘ Flifl'lll’lt't‘ffl 'rne ‘
U ml ltlb -.-r,l lit "\\'t)t‘ltl'~l V
~ T; ”7-. i=2 2:25:31
\fi~,~ lir:"‘i.z| A lo'rJh'rr ltivrr .. ..
)liulhr} ,\ wt flit" nlrrt‘. .
(4
Butler Chapter will confer, the past
Comatock.
'l‘rtnity church at 7:30. The Rev. Louie
French. rector of St. Luke's church. No-
roton, will preach. All are welcome.
B. R. Fitch ioerecting a building for
Reed a Housman on their Water street
property. it will be. completed about
March 1.when it will be occupied as a
machine shop. __
-—Pure coffee with pure cream, be. a
cup, depot restauan Open all night.
Attorney J. H. Light gave an interest-
ing tall: in the lecture room at 3’! Chest-
nut street. Monday night.to a large audr
once. Bis subject was “The Female
Citizen.“
The funeral of the late Deacon Stephen
G Ferris will be held from the family
residoncc. No. 8 West avenue. to marrow
afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. Rev. [1. N
Dunning and Rev. G. Ll. Beard will ofii
ciatc.
——Reasouable prices at Lane's depot
restaurant. Open all night.
Captain Thomas ltfi‘l'lg, who comes
toSouth Norwalh from England every
Ices-In to superintend the shipping of
oysters by Reed & Housman for Osborn
& Ctr . will, it is expected. arrive on the
Majestic. due to day.
Hand [automotive work-- of Providence.
for thirty live now engines. to be used in
the passenger and freicltt service and an
substituted. They are to be completed in
April.
The earnings of m3. ew York, New
Haven and Hart ford ' for the our
ter ending Decent yer Bl. row. are as fol
lows: flora earnings from operation.
9“ ("3.589; net earnings from indtloll.
$1313.597mu- plus after deducting tan-o.
l’rnlulfi. ctr . $l'.’l.53l.
—You can buy trash pork and sausage
for 1?; «min at prunnl. at Hoycu' llorlu-t.
There is a healthy revival in the oyntrr
Imluvtry. which has [man unusually dull
‘or lllt' past few workrt on account of tbv
. lc» embargo. [1qu o) tilt‘fl’llt'n are brtmr»
of“0live Jinnah Ladge; sow
Pythiae,wlll be non in‘ We‘llall,
Morris, colored, were arrested for end-
ing their fare on a train from New
Haven last night They were each third
‘5 and coats. Not having the money
they went to jail Norrie said he had no
objection loaning to jail. but felt very
sorry that it was just at this time. as he
would miss seeing Cleveland inaugurat-
ed.
——Did 1 hear you say theaeare dull
times? Come and see us and you will
change your mind. People's Market.
Norwalk and South Norwalk. two doors
above the but nloon that is opposite
Haym'.
The fair and festival of the Dnuzfaa
Fowler Women’s Belief Corps. opened
last night and was a grand success for a'
first night. The ladies have many beauti—
ful things in the line of fancy aniclas.
and many valuable pieces of silverware
and house furnishing goods to diaposc
be voted to the most popular 0. A. R.
man. There were three hours of danc-
ing last night. lee cram and a good
aupwf were served. for which i admit
sum was charged.
“Special Retire.
The members of Our Brother's Lode».
the funeral of our late brother William
B‘tptist church at 2 o‘clock. Per order
William Buttrry. N. ti.
soswau saws.
t [Ire-any Budget of Ito-s ”on tho
Borough Inn of Town.
home on Chmtnut street.
church. will preach in Trinity church.
Southport, on March ll.
A pmniou of it? per month has been
granted to James W. (Procter. and one or
are a month to Mrs. Sarah 8. Volt.
Thompson, which occurs at the First
Mrs Charles ll Daniels issick at her
Rev 8. 1'. Graham. rector of St. Paul's
New Canaan. where he is employed.
aéutédtbeilralna “Thoma filing:
Hearts; or, Saved by a urea-it." un-
Kemp appearing as Kathleen O'Connor
and llr. Bill an Terrence O'lioore.
OVER THE RIVER.
laws and “out, of the Day In last
larwalk.
Him Annie Schultze, of Cove street. is
very sick.
llr. and tire. James Dudley, of Tyler
City. are the guests of J. 8. Randall,
Riverside avenue.
llinor D. Randall. the contractor. has
had several tool houses built, which
Artist Washburn. of Westport. is decor-
ating in the highest style of the art.
Rev. Gerald E. Beard. pastor of the
South Norwulk Congregational church.
hassccepted an invitation to preach III
the East Avenue II. E. church to-night
of by chance. besides a G. A. R. pin to at 7300b '
BABIES.
William H. Willrnott. Jr . was elected
grand vice chief of the Knights of the
Golden Eagle. at the annual session of
the supreme made of Connecticut.
Hrs Benjamin St. John was surprised
last night by a large number of her
The concert which was to be given at
the Pmbytenan church. Monday night.
under he auspiom of the Newton )1qu
cat aaociatton, was postp tned until the
3'? h. The decision was a wise oneaa
many who would like to attend the con-
cert would have been prevented from en-
joying it by the weather.
llisa Narnia Homilies. organist of St
John".- R C church. Newton. and Wil-
liam Rumors“. of Covington. Ky.,werr
married londay u‘nrht by on. T. J. ll:-
Kenna to St. John's church. Stamford.
A large number of people were phase-rt
from this town. The bride wore a coo
tom» of pale pink and carried a bouq-rwt
of white roses. The bridesmaid. 31m
tnnie Ilorrigon. sister of the bride. wow
u «uterus of stltnon-colorud silk and
crrr'mla bouquet of white roars lion
[logic tore. thus far. The House sat
alumni theblow York. New Haven
them to have a board of twenty-one
directors instead of a board of thirteen.
Provision isalso made for their recent
, acquisitions outside of Connecticut. by
adding to the amendment ofJune 14.
rose. the words hand adjacent states."
Theeeprovisions can be accepted by a
two-thirds vote of the stockholders.
The resolution was referred to the com
mittee on railroads and. under suspen-
sion of the rules. was sent at. once to the
Senate. It was followed up by a resolu
tion asking the railroad wmmiasioners
to r-‘portrhe facts concerning the re-
quest of the road.
Among the measures for the amend-
ment of the game and lish laws were the
following, which is supposed to be back-
ed by Game Warden Collins: Every
person whoshall catch any brook trout.
except with a book and line. or shall
sell. expose for sale, purchase. catch or
have inbia poswasion any trout. except
from the first day of April to the first
day of August. shall be lined not more
[.th or imprisoned not more than
thirty days'or both: proviled that any
person may take trout in any waters
owned by him. for the purpose of stock-
ing other waters. or take and sell any
trout received in such waters.
Another measure was presented for
Inapping. soaring or netting of wood-
cock. quail or partridge. each offence to
be puu'nbed by a line not exceeding 825.
Among the petitions was one of Gauge
B. Cowles concerning a trust under the
will of Louisa Durand. introduced by
Ir Keeler of Norwalk. by request;
judiciary.
Among the resolutions introduced were
these:
Concerning sales of rehl estaiu by guar-
diam. Mr. Keeler of Norwalk by request:
judiciary.
Act concerning sheep and dogs. llr.
Brown of Wilton. by rsqumt; agricul-
tore.
Concerning ltmtionsof railroad tit-pots.
llr. no». of Wimp-m; railroads.
The Senate mnflrmed the favorable rc‘
Beer makes folks tired I'm told. let's be
PEOPLES MARKET.
lb North Main eta-flu. Norwa
u: FIE! llELIVEllV. .
the butchers aren’t so;
Just ask them. if you will, if they thin that we are SLOW.
A regular meeting of Butler lodge, “~- , or or three hours and a half in 0011- We've beenthm gnanyatimo, and thoughsadtbe tale. WE svarn.
-’ 23 2;}: degreeou tbmcandidates Friday even- Now”. 0_ 0)- “. villi» held ”‘Dlfihfi “hrpthfoiwgdenb blunt... ml": 1'0“. neuron. . [”80 PM of which And of butchers (other up, dowu(or across theatreet), dear friends. we're not afraid.
- . — g — .1. "'5 _ ____' grout-milder!”- rI" is «ultrmrogmfwg q,"- amen-hf ,3... m 07:: “angry by the inmduc- Largest stock. Pineal bloods and Lowest rugs. quality ”We“... m,
............................. Wm. MW- h-rm' "F“! » ‘ ~ - " ~ ' - wow-s: mo ., ,1... ' ' ’ . No.22“... who r. u. ' E a WADW ‘ '
Sun Rim' one»: llllab’l‘lde Low This for “01de BMMMWIII‘ :Thoeeventh annual mag e hall I " ‘ ' " ~-———— 1 . ' ‘ ' S. PrODI'letOI’.
at. 6:40 at”? atloa'n at 4:“ accepted a position with 35de a; T'Hilfi‘l’eople'a my.» WWW Call-haunt New Haven amending the
PEOPLE'S MARKET.
The publishing of long lists of marriage
presents is considered by most people in "
questionable taste. but the following.
quoted from on exchange. is unique at its
kind: .
From father and mother of the bride. ouc
Jersey calf; from bride to groom. hair
wreath. made from hair of her entire fum-
lly. and also nix white shirts; from Brother
Elias, one book of poems. one dreamlmok.
one polite letter writer and a dog; from
Aunt Harriet. six hens ands reenter, alsoa
jar of tomato catchup; from Cousin Dinah,
one poem made up by herself on the bride
and groom. 15 versus in all—Youths Com-
panion. ,.
Mr. Albert Favorite. of Arkansas City.
Kan , wishes to give our readers the
benefit of his experience with colds. He
says: ”I contracted a cold early last
sprrnx that mottled on my lungs. and had
hardly recovered from it when I caught
another that hum: on all summer and
left me with a backing cough which I
thought [never would get rid of. I had
used Chumlrt-rlain's t‘ourzh Remedy some
fourteen years ago with much success.
and concluded to try it again. When i
had not through with one bottle my
cough had left me. and l have not stiller-
ed with a couch or cold since. Ibavo
recommended it mothers. and all speak
well of it.” mount bottles for sale by
G. C. Stillson. druggist.
—Boys wanted to sell Tm: Srmsm. at
the Norwalk otllco.
if a New York—milling; gives a (lip-
ner at 5th avenue and 26th street. costing
each for Cactus Blood Core to cure them
what would be the saving per caprtn r
the dinner should not be given. then
being 97 persons at the feast?
Inquire at Plaiswd's drug stnrc wher-
you may have the problem solved on:
cut information ai-tut term Blond (‘ur
’ " mun.
FER!“ -4)“ Tuvedsy. February it. in bi.»
erfllty’o'hir-t year. "mum “to illr‘fl ll. Fer-
ris. {Trout-val service at is late heel»
demo ar hair-punt two on Thursday
Taylor8r Golden. ’
Real gstale and Insurance.
«\KHISGTUK STREET
l‘vreuvns lookinrz for-int. or lilillsr and lot
with the view of purr'lrzt‘.~ilrr.'.nre Invite-l it
call anti examine our li-t. We have llrrln for
~ale in every print the city at frabntmlllt
prlrm and on canv terms. now If
\t tart-.0». ' -
W - ’ ' _ n 21de Bl, ovwélh
The weather today promised to be warmer ——Junt out. um Waltzes."‘Colemnn’a. Monday evening, April 3. or, Fairly Foiled” at the Opera House, gulffim glimhmw; 1?" 1:: Tr'lepllmw 03". 52 3- l Satisfscllon guaranteed. | Telephone on I. 5.7 3_
“d “hmi-‘r‘f ““n'm‘d’ ‘°1‘_’”°‘”°h°"{; ——————— -———-—-- . . last night. before a large audience. To» “5 000 000 to “00 000 000 and allowing w n wen. u. -._, ._ _______
and follo ry char-rug. o-rnon-nvr . . . . - . . I. . , . , , a ll Pres-a ‘ .
pmmms museum“, m? “a which There will be service this evening in Charles Brown. a white man. andFred night they will present 'l‘rue lnah . gtfnlmnmenls.
crust noose. 'sonwo'ri’"
GEO. A. HILLS’ .,
People’s Theatre Comp'ny
at}? particular request the company will re-
m it one week more. presenting “entirely
new programme every night.
Alice Kemp.
The wople‘s favorite. In a new character
every night.
Geo. A. Hill.
The character cornctlian.will he on hand as
usual. with an entiret-ompany of tavoritce.
lrue Irish Hearts
Til—NIGHT.
Admission, lo. 20 and 30 crate.
. Grand Matinee on Saturday. jallw
"12th A‘nnuaf'
MASQIIERAIIE BALL
OF THE
GElllllllll §rEIlliEIlBlllll
GERMANIA HALL.
Wasblnu‘lon Street Bridge. So. Norwalk.
' ' t ’. bl b’dd' the I II' I (”.00. whi 'h ‘ l9 ' , '- , I
The Consolidatml Railroad company ‘ U'O-F- "‘9 requested tomeetat lht- friends. who passed a mos enjtya e I mg i log or capture 0 part- full mm W; lilies “dgtpilig‘gssfigasm- TUESDlY EVE 6 FEB 2'
has 'ud placed an order with the Rhode Mix" room Thursday “W' Febru- evening. "a“. between October 1' “in. “d tors’ bills an tlnrlll have to “(a ' '
J i ’ ury 16. at lzlllio’clock sharp to attend 0‘10"" 1. 1898. "id th'b‘lmfl “'9 y pay '
Tickets, 50 cents a Person.
.. . ,.,_'”3:_
First M. E. Church.
SOUTH SOBWALK. CONN.
Personal Reminiscenoes
of the Late War.
IIYJBEY. HARVEY E. BUIKKS.‘
WEDNESIIll Elfllllli. FEB. 22.
Old War Sum and Music by the f‘holr.
ADIISSIOX. 3-3 CI-I‘Til.
Reserved seals ran ho ohm hot! at l'itl>tml‘s.
\‘outlt Soru‘nlk. and Hale‘s. Norwolk.on and
after l'lnlradny, Fcrvruary lo. flit
Farr SALE.
Three out Houses for sale.
frfi
an . . r if l m ‘ s or 'v ’—
m“ “m“ “I" "um“ " in]: in Inno- qrmntiriesnf the succulent The eleventh annual reunion ”I “'9 ”'1"va “'9 “c“urmv. “' TNF- In" [1“ 9‘ he "II-“MSG“ ‘ ““v anoint . ' I lltt’l-irhm» maul t‘rtllttbttti at Writ» u out-
‘1 s. .‘lltll ltmt vn. tin-r ler it?» b I d b‘ one t Europt are 0 Cortnectrcut Association of Union u- \lius ll tmurell 0' Unv'mxlnn. "v" natrons nppoll‘lllmz reorgt- .\l. “oodrulf. lgrtzgliijtkstwanretl a: to Urr‘llhl’ll ism-t. t llon.lifl:-entrtututm'.roru mull. Nttrwnlk
.‘ .Iv . . ._ . at no Vt'liiln e Iprm o - n _ ' ‘ ' l’ - ‘ 3 . ru‘ . oun. r Rt epor.artn ru ur‘nftllll)‘ trains. The ml h-
:l{ ;l‘..:rl‘|f‘l'uil;"x;lfltt‘rlllrfrtllld L“ the incrvasu l’nuuuuu 0' w” m“ be he” It “”1" '“M'I’H’l h‘mort Ind Bd‘V'Wd “.mm'" £13.,“ 0 :eyrnttur an! Aha-m?" " "l’ k1,, l 'G ‘ " “ _ ’ WHIbr-m'i. w-h mlzt and t‘ltult'llt‘n are all mid. .
...AN[}.. :\Ii~~ mm, ".,u,.,lm.'..,mk.i u. , ll ford Wetlmaday. February 93. was best man. A rmption followed at rtson n“ m“ mmrntssrorrers M » “ A .00. ""hr' Mp” “ “’ H n" "m’" w " hunt "' "u '“ “‘5'” I
Mist Anna llurr. Center . .
C. K. Boob 1. in.“ Xuruulk
'l‘nr: Sssrrscr. has m‘l‘td from F. is.
he rt-ardonce of the bride's parents in
four years from out July: E. A. Buck.
a Swords. t0 \l'a-«hrnutun t-t..
South Nor-
walk. fll !'
offer them at $1. Illa-r h. with b will cuter the
§ > ‘ V. _ _ .‘rhl lltfllf‘ if? Unl‘lueutenf mortgla‘e for mn- "K
(.7; . Ml 777777 l7" gm“... of the United 5mm, “township Frank J. Gilbert, of ““5059”. h“ tilenbrook. Soup-M's orchestra. 0' Slam of Willunantrc and h. R. Doyle. of Hart \ t-nur'I-z'i'lixr lnnnfuplpk but», mun“ sermon “Irmslml- The Iowan .5”. by “M“
. u. v.1. t‘umquwr Hiram-v -- 1'” “ll ml-lll.”tl copy or The l‘rit-udmubliohetl ‘
' sums ALL rum no rxvruorzntz~
'rrrc svsvmr.
xii-u “u on For ll'a. (lt‘er tsivvr.
ill-rt .\l |l{.lt‘ ' 'lat‘an'oncnrtl .. .. ..
lllu Arum lll"kt‘rillln. "out-om... .
\l;"$l'«|fllt‘lllt Elwood. (‘tnlr-r . .. ,..
at Honolulu. ll. l. l: contain: an ac
mum of tho stirring events pncedtng,
the recent rerolution on the island. Ilr.
purchased a building lot on llyrtle are
one. near the lot owned by Andrew
.lelhil. of the same place, and will erect
a Muse this summer.
lord. furnished music. andva quartrtte
composed of Moore. O'Brien. Morgan,
.‘lmitband Hogan rendered several ae-
lectione. A collation was also served.
ford, to ho bank commissioners for four
years from next July; J. A. Bill. of
Lyme. R. D. Follett. of Windham and
S A. Bronson, of Hartford. to be thin
Hatter. Sentinel titlit'e. oouth Sunnis.
" if
TO I. )‘I‘.
t)l’.~'l-I of lawn rooms on ('ellar at set
This l3 :1 [luv-«lust ommrtunity for a much
mom t‘urrrfnr nitlv. convt-uiv-nt and plenum
t'tum Ibhn tart be rerun-d tor anything like
"It- mum: cost In So'rwalk. Apply in
72w ’ . l tl.l.. Nurwalkauh.
._..__ “' ~ ,. . -,t» _._...... . . , '- 1 Nut. m A l‘l r. . ,,.\' i
I ll “M 3.1"” grind”: ”mum """ “l 0'"th '5‘¥0“"K pmmraclst. “5"” 0' . llr. and llrs. Hammell will reside in oomrnmronors {m three yearn ""m m" Main uterus pm 0 "on n "trim W‘HTED, "l“ HOSPIT“L
“l. ll 85. 5““ 1“”? “““btmw' -' " ' ‘ A. ()rlich, of thin city. hm?" Krill". I veteran who died It r‘ovtnxton July; and Burrows Brown. of Grow“ l" ‘1’ ‘ " M“ " ' ' """"" “ 'l‘llfi Frwmlv» (‘nrntnlltre of the Young.
"a “0'3 RBSllESS ”a s 1‘“ ( -‘:I:::e'r? “hum“ rl """"" l f on“. I _. M the lilltllfll' Home at NOW)”. Monday. , . '. ..~._..._..w......__..__..‘ be imp ._ ctor‘of factories for "m 5mm :Wnrn‘dullh"tiltirllnfrll‘n‘vifnfili'iilr‘lairui «mall‘ltflrluu Ala-0r lotion ain‘hm to more a
. s : v r 'nr’. .mr‘nt .......... H _ ' .‘. , , " ' . -- ' o Ham 1 c or u bl -
y ' _ “-1.: \li‘unlt- L3,"; mo N'orwalk f”; M" Ll“"" Abmm' 0‘ “mm“ “fl" VMI member 0! St. Johns Lori‘s. F. PARS"! 500"th AT THE BALL "'0!“ July I. IS”. “mslwarfl avenue, run! 8“: tits III-Ill.“ 0' t‘onsrrttthuuw furitnptrlu “uil:m:;¢0;firlrrt:l:
' '0 Iflle SIBBIIIBSS "lghls trio; :1. with omrs'rmn'on ‘ no “mu" “h" Wm”! "m“ “u“ llernll and A ll ilia funeral willbelteld from ’1“ It" n r: i n...‘.'.- not tn. “N mm".""“" Mm" ““m “mum "m J- “ “M "" “
. _ v, r . ...... . - . _ I
With increasing Appetite and perfect film-r
llon flops M" the place of den-pair: your
daily duties become I dallxht and r.!r.~ n
Joy.
Frank fire.mry.t‘ranln‘rry I lnlnw
Edward ll. IlnmlrortJiast Norwnlk 7
Misfit Junie Butler. ankll'r ............
lint l.. .l. Iluy. Eur Norwalk .....
Business millage. Stamford. has been
placed with l’atlem. tlottfried Hunt-
er. 146450 Center street. New Yo k city.
the residence of relatives in Bridgeport.
this afternoon.
The Cedar Point Yacht club will hold
ll- Watclu the 0., loan from the lat—
Owl] of Sta-lord‘s ‘l’owa Ball.
The annual carnival and masquerade
All day lulu; the old bellman nf the
State Home burl stood in the steeple
ready wsounll the note of fmxlom to
ford l'llt‘l‘: rent Slit April I. bruise 10 room
2! Hartford Plate; rcnt Fat Apply to E. A
Woodward. ., > ntt’
Tun l'blt‘bfltl'l’ ohm. or Marshal om;
Born and about one acre of round
t-\ I]. “gqhnp'i .1.’Illll\c
n 1.0. national W'” "11‘1“”
‘ . _ . ., usienographrr and typewrltiat. ball of the stamina-d Tum Society was me m ”a m union The hm” "m Wisteria 0': fruit pm no” "”3" In P“,
__.._...._.,.. ~ - .. my: smilirrrgfifigrmur ‘: ._..,..,....:._ ’ its annual meeting at Saugaluch. Satur held Iona-y night. Alumnae 5m. ['1‘ theygray-ha'ired veteran in the bel- Rain...” ltfil‘ltfgllllllfmtf" "H t‘l‘llf" F fee 1 Free l
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A Valuable that to Indy Correspondents.
So far as the etiquette of the signature
is concerned. there is M unvaryiog rule
for woman. married and single. It is
never right. our good form. to also code
name with the addition of lies or lire.
You are llary Emily Jones. not Ira. l’at-
rick Fitzgerald Jones. to whomever you
may be writing. If it be necessary to
notify your correspondent of your mar-
vied mic and estate. you may do an,
and to one of several ways. Hesse ob-
July 1. is”. have been compiled by
()omptroller Staph and forwarded to
(lovmlorrla. The whole aumherof
prosecution. for dllerentcrlm was 721.
urtoereaaeofillflaemprad with the
preceding year. The total number of
cars-W of was 1.784.: here-as
aim The convictions «to no.»
inure-reel“. 'l'ltaamostttd forfeited
hood-reported autism: them-t
for the preceding year wartime”.
«You will that the ”thirty-ad
days. _..._.
mil. Winchester. the young about
Withonecrtwo exceptions thecaatwlll
betbeaaraeaa appeared lathe drama
"The North and theficuth.” Ir. llrada
mutanthedramaiamapnotbet
theparhcasheplvsaoutwlthla afew
chadltorwallmhohaahaa superb:
hauls. thematic-r era-electric
light plant at W Ferry,lf.Y..for
BuryVllardJateo-pleteltha wort.
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lihetbeltaohitupartoflt. Tbodlagulse
ansaredtoaaoouraps certain mah-
outhatmlnhtbeoverloohrdataeouo-
tryhaelrinx hea.whereaverybody knew
each other. but to public ltlanotjuat
right. lie thinks the muhiagoffacea
ought to he problbited. and tbeTown
Ball should not hereatedforaaeater-
thhlehthafacuof those at
Miter-hidden.
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them-«them. and harder
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ton's birthday. at the First Motlmdht
church. "in subject will be “l’rvrmtal
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madam and tried a
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with it. and felt sure that tubers aiml-
larly ranted would like to know what
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pattern anything I have ever
I have more than
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from 1 lb to 11- lbs; are
Mat rtcltt.
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exact information In to whether the
wrltrrts married or single. You may
easily indicated] youwivhtoull. You
have Minimum-ramble!
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cordially invite you to call and
see them. Some of them are the
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Norwalk Chronicler