- yell
street
to: all for their
Fire Insurance. Real
hulls/(WEB THE Bulls,
eraser aalnwuaarrslts IN Al
seamen cosnlrlos.
" Inc-m almllwkkwllar. Ankl-
‘n-asauaowwlstasOswn-rI-ut
mmm—unmmma.
"as-atalmvshaanalllsst-
Hatters are still in an unsettled condi-
tion at the Norwalk Street Railway de-
pot. WifliamAndmadriver on the
‘Wlnuipnk line, who handed In his res-
has rmonsidered his action
I“ asked Prefident Kimmey to allow
him to remain. The prsddenthssgraut-
ed hb request. Gatductors Bows and
Kellogg and DriverBarnm get through
tonight. Superintendent Hoyt has filled
the vacancies as follows: George Miller,
driva for Conductor Gould Hoyt, will
conduct forlhiver Albertlanc in Con-
ductor Bowe’s place; Edward Blake,
driver for Conductor Harry Benton, will
aroused Condom lartin Kellogg. and
Arthur 8|auson will drive for Conductor
Benton; Fred Wardwcll will succeed
hiverWilliam Barnes as driver on the
car conducted by Conductor Kellogg.
In connection with the above changes
_ is a report that F. C. Benedict, of
Greenwich, who owns $10,000 worth of
duck in theroad, proposestobringsuit
' , against the directovsfor mismanagement
audm’I-plaopriation of funds. President
‘ Kimmey received a communication
from Attorney Lynde Harrison, of New
Haven, Ur. Benedict’s lawyer, yesterday
afternoon, asking for a report of the
condition of the company's hooks.
'Gcorgc H. Bromfield. an expert account-
ant, is now going over the books of the
comllflfly. and Ir. Kimmey will probably
forward to Ir. Harrison the result of the
accountants work. Ir. Bromficld says
the books bve becnkeptby thesiugle
entry method and are clear from any
clerical m allowing that they were
in thehanda of a competent book-keeper,
tin-fully Making the late James W.
Hystt’s reputation asan accountant. No
balance has been drawn in a number of
years, however, and it is a long and tedi’
‘ ousjobtodndjusthowthcbooksstand.
Ithaweii known factthat lr.Benedict
In held col-iderable enmity against the
road because of its failure to pay diviv
dads. but no definite action is likely to
he takml by him until the stockholders'
annuaimesting in October. Some poo»
pls are inclined to believe that his asking
foran account of the stunting of the
bobble thepreliminary step of a suit
Several years ago Mr. Benedict sent ex-
perts here to examine the books. They
fund them in good shape, but still he
wasnotaatisfled,itissaid, as the road
dividendswerenotpaid. Hetheucaus—
ed“apottera"tobeplacedon tlsecavsto
hapareoord ofthe btmiuees done,but
aftu'twoweeksthey were droppedami
nothingmorswas heard ofthe matter
untiithislaterrport.
MOIIIOAIIII-pwfl.
Theseus! of the Norwalk Board of
Healthtothestatelioardof Health for
thcmonthoflarch nukes a record of
fonrnewcsarsofscarletfsvrr, three of
diphthuia. cneof measles and one of
fever. This report, compared
with that of the preceding month——
lshnary—ahowsflincrsaseinthenum-
barofcaassof scarlet fever, while the
namhrrolfreshessraof diphtheria has
diminished. Whoopingcoughhas been
still prevalent among children, while the
Mdiflmwhicbappearediu
thalattwpartofl’ebvuary,hasoontinued
d-lagthcmonthsodhasbesnattended
hysavsrsphystcaldlsturbaace. Asa-o
quot of the influenu there have been
msaycsasul pIIsnmouia. with an In-
crssssdlarataiity. Onlarchlt a case
ufsasall-poxwasrepcrtsd. The patient
Mwipaontlhedimse. As a re
aait.thsIloardhsiievss that the public
hmbetntbornughlyprmcted and that
thadugerof afmhlnfection has pasv
MWoIIhsllnpsrior Court.
H ”t received until» that the
mmumlohnliaw-
”finalist murdering Iva. lull-on.
slush-.ssswtrlal. Atthstrialln
mehywasfouad gailtyand
slats-all to stats prison (with. Al-
”Muffin-inhalants”
the “ b the Supra Usavtonthe
mus-dihjumswasmissp
“Ibrahimthatladgsm. III
III as" to the jury. spoke strut-sir
“Issuer-annoy. many
“Mb “wimwkobmn
”mummmm.
y ask for a continuance of the saints to my successor.
The undersigned, havin
r to business conducts
. street, South Norwalk, Conn, would most reopectfully solicit
continuance of the liberal patronage of the ublic.
to Oliver E Barker, I wish to express my
liberal patronage in the past, and most re-
Very truly, GEORGE I OOKWOOD.
purchased the Fire Insurance and Real
George Lockwood, at No. 2 South
' Estate business at N 0.
Most respectfully,
OLI
E. BARKER
loom.»
Spring Annell , emellt.
‘ StockiheLargest
EVER SHOWN IN TOWN.
We have opened ii complete
line of Clothlnxo
Youths’. Boys’
All
for Men's.
the Latest Noveltles In
Chlldren’e
Furnishing ' Goods
. wear. from the cheapest to the
vited to addrem the conference. He
spoke of the American university of
once to establish and maintain a room in
the university, to be called Asbnry hall,
and an hour was devoted to raising sub
scriptions for this object. Thapresident,
elders of the district reported their mis-
Estate. Rents Collected. Houses to Rent
mm" ““3"“ BELII RICE RIDERS;
'l'hlrd Day's [unwell-fl of the law York
last Conference.
A,§CIIEDDLI OP DISTANCES AND
TIIE ALLOWED.
The third day's procesdlngs'of the New
York ”East conference. In scales at
Danbury, began with a busine- meeting
at It o‘clock yesterday morning. Bishop
lliadsapprevsd a lumbar of transfers to
the New York Eastconfersnce.
Mark White. F. A. Spencer and Elijah
Seeley were elected trustees for three
years of the Foruyth Street church. of
New York. John 8. Ichauc was elected
trrlateefortwoyears,in place of B. If.
Browne. resigned
A committee on resolutions was
appointed, combing of Rev. Dr. J. A.
Wilson and Rev. E. L. Thrope.
Bishop Hunt, of Washington, was In-
wruls. smith, VII-Wagoner. scales and
possum Among Ia. "you who will
do the Hauling In, this state—Active
Preparations Being lads for the Event.
Preparation are actively being made
for the relay race from Boston toCbi-
cage. The first relay will leave Boston
at 5 o‘clock on the afternoon of April 30.
On the division between Beam and
Springfield such men as Windle, Hey.
land Smith. Tyler, VanWagoner and
Nelson, together with other local cracks.
will dothe riding. Through this state
from Sprinmld to Port Chester, Seeley,
Weaver, Collin and Benedict will be
among the Ayers. The run will probably
go through here about 4 or Io'clock am.
Following is the list of relays from
Springfield to Port Chalet, giving the
list of riders and their schedule time:
Washington, D. C.. of which he is chau~
cellor. He asked theaid of the confer-
for lethodist preachers.
Dr. J. l. Buckley, editor of the Chris- Dlstancc Time Allowed.
lien Ad'vocate, whobasbeenill, arrived in “an” m n M milk-Mas»!
_ n\‘ e, DI] mery, .
unexpectedly and made an addrem, hls 1.. BC
0519“ home to further the W of 5 Windsor Locks, u. it CommW. I..
Bishop Hurst. Then others followed, 8.0.. 5
Windsor lacks, C. F. Seelsy. C. C. C.
and William II Irdlng, II. W. C. tan-
dem
Windsor. C. E. Stuntman. II. W. C ..... :5)
Windsor. A. A. Francis. C. C. C.
Hartford. Ted Lalmau. H. W. 0.... . ..
Hartford. II. Starklc. II. W. C.
Berlln. B. Zalamae. H. W. C ..... ..
Berlin, J. E. Bralnard. M. W. C.
Madden. W. I. Wilcox. M. W. C.. .....
Merlden, Waiter Barker. 51. W. C.
Wallingford, William Parker, M. W.
Wallingford. C. Fved Lane. It. W. C.
North Haven. J. R. Cottrill. R. W. C.
North Haven, 6. It. Brewster, Y. A. C.
New Haven. J. W. Tabb. R. B. C. . . . ..
New Haven. W. P. Weaver, N. Ii. It.
Club.
Milford, George Smith. N. Ii. B. C.
Milford. W. Scltaam. D. R .............
Bridgeport. 0. Al. Knapp. It. W. C.. . «to
Bridgeport, I“. I.. Moore. B. W. C... ..
Norwaik. Ilarry Elliot. B. W. C. ..
Norwalk. T. “'alall. A. W. C .........
Stamford. I. It. Benedict. A. “'. C
Stamford. R. Gm”. A. “X C.. . . .. .
Port Chester. J. B. Perry. N. W. C
llllzll or DWI; rolsoslso.
J. W. Barnhart, of Tarrytowu, headed
the list. subscribing $250, and others sub-
scribed 0100 each. Altogether “.000
was raised.
Rev. Dr. Maines was elected treasurer
and secretary of the conference fund de-
partment of the American ministry.
Rev. E. It. Foley, of Mount Vernon, was
appointed assistant treasurer of the en-
dowment fund collections.
Rev. Dr. Raymond. president of the
Wesleyan university, nddremcd the con-
ference on the necessily of more gener-
ally endowing seminarics and other edu-
cational institutions.
Rev. Dr. J. 0. Peck, of Mount Vernon,
was granted a snperauuuated relation.
Rev. Nelson Porter, of Windsor Locks.
was granted a location at his own re-
quest. Rev. Dr. Wing, of Stamford.
presiding elder of the New York East
district, reported for his district; the
work of the year and the candidates for
An Autopsy Upon the Body of Agnes laws
”Instead, of tutu.
Thetruecanae of the death of Mrs.
Agnes Kent Olmstesd was yesterday
made known by means of an autopsy.
It was discoverer] that the girl did
sot die of typhoid pneumonia, but of
blood poisoning, super-induced by an
abortion. This is the conclusion reached
by Medical Examiner Downs and Dre.
Wright, I’orter, Finch and Bowers.
The rrllluinsuf Ibo girl, it will be re-
memboml, were laid to rest in the ceme-
tery at Boston one week ago. The cir-
cumstances surrounding her death were
suspicious and although the doctor‘s
certificate of death gave the cause as
typhoid pneumonia, the people of Elston
demanded an investigation, and (‘urouer
Doten ordered an abtopsy. Dr. Smith.
of Bridgeport, who attended the girl
was summoned before the coroner and
trstilied that in his opinion her death was
the result of typhoid pneumonia. and
that be treated her for such. If there
was any unnatural cause it was not pro
ducrd by him in any way. Ilia wife
corroborated her husband‘s statements.
Coroner Dean has not yet decided
what course to pursue. but will continue
the investigation.
OVER rllll alvlllcm
sionavy money and their characters were
Death of Ira. George II. Raymond.
In the death of live. George II. Ray-
mond, which occurred at her home on
Harriet street, yesterday afternoon, Nor-
walk loses a most lovable and estimable
woman. About five weeks ago Hrs.
Raymond was taken sick with pneu—
monia. She was getting along nicely
until typhoid fever set in. Lust Sutur-
day, however, the physicians had strong
hopes of her recovery. 0n Hominy
came a relapse. and from that time she
gradually failed. Helen Ill. Raymond
was forty-four years of age. She was a
daughter of the late Bradley 0. Banks
and Rschelervis Banks. Sheleaves three
children. one son and two daughters.
Mrs. Raymond waswell known in this
community. Her death, although not
unexpected, was received with heartfelt
sorrow. The deepest sympathy is ex-
pressed for her bereaved husband and
family.
The funeral will be held from St.
Paul's church, of which she had been a
member from childhood, on Monday
afternoon at 2 o'.clock The funeral will
be In the family plot in Union cemetery.
Ills Intention was Prwhnhly Robbery.
lire. lorriarty, of Wilton. who was
mysteriously shot several days ago by an
unknown man. is still alive with the bul-
let in her head. the physicians being on-
ablctolocatc It. There is, however. a
goodchauceofher recovery. No trace
of the woman's assailant has been found.
Ithasjustbeeulearnedthaton the day
of the shooting Thomas Nolan. lira. lovi-
arty's son-indew. who lives in the same
bottomdrcwthlwfmm a bank to pay
forsotnelandandltluupposedthat the
shooting was done bysomeone who knew
thatthemoueywssln thchonseand in»
tended "My.
Liquor non-a lane).
The selectalen received this morning
a communication from lawyer John II.
Brocklsdry, attorney for the town of
Mull. regarding a bill pending before
thehsgislatnrs, having for Its object the
trustee of moneys obtained from
licenses from the treasury of the towns
to the tremary of the state. The matter
hashesnasdgnsdahsarlngfor'fuesday.
April II. at I o'clock. Iv. Brocklahy
has asked to have It laid over another
week in order that those In W
may beheld. The bill,“ pamednvould
earns a deficit in lorwalk'a town
treasury of over alarm on honor
News and (lea-I. of the Day II last
lwrwalh.
Ills. Charles Bhrrwoml, or New Can-
aan,wlll spend Sunday in But Norwaik.
Miss Flora litres. of Davies. is visiting
her grandfather, David Rose, on lit.
John's avenue.
C. W. Lamont. tin. and C. W. Le—
Count, Jr., returned yesterday afternoon
from a four days' visit to Rockvllle
(hotel. I.. I.
“hand concert, clam chowder and
dancing.all for one ticket. 25c. April
I0IlI, st 0. A. It. hall.
Rev. J. V. Saunders. of Amityvlllc, I..
l..wlllpreach tomorrow morning and
unplug in the East Avenue Isthodlst
W0.“th --
Richard 0. Dickerson. Immerlyof
llastllaveu. Is onset the new proprie-
unsoftheCitlmIs‘baheryandI'rI-dw.
Andrews, she as last Ilavsner, will
conduct the bales—.al’alladlum.
Despitethestomllsstuightnhwewas
agood attendance at the nuption cl
Valenti-r Rosseompany.givsu to the
ladies and gentlemen who adatcd in
maklagthsrsosntfairthesnocsasthst
ltwas. Onsceonntofthessvlouslllness
honse.lherscaptiouwsshshl laltan-
dall’sllall. Iowa’sovshsstmfurnlshsd
WeffiukOarthandDavid
fore the comm to Iwnoaatrals
towns have bass nodded and will be Jfllaflmifikofthsgrtp.
Ihstsaohw.llwltash.
_ liaihnmnrllannhasbesadek.
offlraltobests,whollrrs nearths hose
Isaac. Themsptloncommlttaswas
'fIIsPopIarPIsI-smoolwasclmsd
hstwsskoaaseuaatcfthsstsknsssof
“watchman-let
finest grades.
YESTERDAY AT HARTFORD.
Business Iran-am in the lea-ts and
lease of lapsesaatatlvaa.
'l‘hesesdtm of both Houses weto brief
yesterday, but tbeflenatscarrlsd through
quiteabatchofbusinu. It looks now
asfladjonnmantmnotnvsramonth
away. The Senate pared deficiency
acts. made necessary by the deadlock,
appropriating trooto thesllerlff’s account
for expenses in the Superior Court of
Fairlield county andm for the Court
of Common Pleas.
Resolutions were pamcd incorporating
the Derby IJterary annotationzapprop-
rlating 81,000 for the State Dairymen’s
association; incorporating tbeW. C. T. U
and Home of Mersey in Bridgeport.
and authorizing issue of 350,000 bonds
by the School Meeting House of Green-
wich.
In the House the first bnalncm was the
rejection of about a dozen bills concern.
ing dogs, cows, sheep, game, barbed
wire fences, hunting with fenets,pro-
tection of haves and rabbits, etc., upon
unfavorable reports of the committee on
agriculture. Among them was a bill
prohibiting the taking of game within
the state for three years, which was
enmestly advocated before the commit-
tee.
Whether the government appropria-
tion of $25,000 should get» theStorr's
Agricultural school ortheSbefiield school
was made the special order for next
Wednesday.
The bill appropriating $3.500 for a
suitable monument at South Coventry
to commemorate the achievments of
Nathan Hale, was passed.
In concurrence the Senate also passed
the bill permitting the employment as
elevator operators of boys under sixteen:
years old. The bill incorporating the
Falrlleld Fresh Air Fund society was
[nosed in concurrence.
The special committee to investigate
alleged abuses in the management of the
state prison met to-day but did nothing
of importance.
The resolution directing the Insurance
Commissioner to investigate the People's
' ‘ ‘rial Insurance company, of
Norwlch, was rejected, Hr. Phelps,
chairmanof tbecommltteee, explaining
that the commissioner would soon begin
his quadrennial examination of the
company.
In the House. the committee on
Railroads reported adversely on the
annual report of the Bridgeport Ilovsc
Railroad company on the ground that it
is not specific enough. Another report
must be sent In.
The temperance committee will given
hearing next Tuesday afternoon on «In»
of the nest important Ili’l‘llai' hills of lilo
session. it provides that all lit-.I-nscIIIunI-y
shall go into the state treasury, and nonr-
of it into the treasuries of the town as at
prI-scnt. The license towns will probably
wish to be heard fmm.
DBIHAIII. DOINGS.
Theatrical Hatters In Which Play-unlug
People Will he Interested.
\ou must leave the spirit of captions
criticism behind if you want to go to the
Standard Theatre this week to see U
and I. " if you feel in laughing mood.
ready to burst into loud gulfaws at the
slightest pmvocallou. to eufly the con
glolnevate, rollicking. topical songs. ab-
surd situations. rougha and tumble danc-
ing. black stockln and pale blue dittoos
shooting out are clondsof fleecyllu re.
and other essentialolementa of a ‘p
ing performance. patched together II the
shape of farce comedy, then it is worth
your while to ace the vformancs -S.
(3. Austin. Bar... in the 'ew York Even-
ing Telegram.
“U and I" will he presented at Music
flail tonight.
Every young lady In South Norwalk
who ismfuvtunalc as to have today's,
issue of 'I'IIs Sns'nszl. can make good
use of it Sunday evening when her best
young also calls on her. Of course.
after three or four hours use of the Bug-
lish language, her vocabulary may, per-
chsnce. become cabamted. and in case
it should, and if this young lady should
bsfcndofgoodmurio. and aretinedeu—
tort-lament, just have this copy of Tris
SserImJeady. and turn toths adver-
tisement of the Nibbe spectacular Ilnr-
lesque 00.. and read their advertisement
Io hlmztell him about their superb or-
about the calcium lights. and If honors
not glveyousulnvitation logo andseem
this company. take our advice and don't
have anything more to do with him.
1’!on Mm“ them
thsconfersnesofboarb of healththa fol-w
lowing resolution was Introduced MD!“
.I. II. Ranch:
"Resolved. That the sssrstary of the
mnhlmmaily uastsdbythssan»
Itary council of the Iausslppl
asthma the United mates marine
gartlonwithspsslal Morass toAIlath
ehdwgudnhstutlallyonths lines of
theserviesmalatainedwlth snehhsasil.
elentrmulhialfl."
Thomas-unmanned“.
afterwhlsh Dr. llateall Iaovsd thatths
formulattoantthsrsqusstofthsssustary
elthstrsssaryshnuldbssatrnstsdtoa
ma! committee. of which Dr. Rani
Idhsthsshatrmausadhsvsthspow-
wtosppulsthlsawoslataa'
aura-m
Ros-roe Avalh-Jl'hssmhssf them
Ila-awaken Isaawyvasttssllyevsr,udz
a ystthsmsswkoaavssssalllsz
tar nowadays-twill probably
chestnoftennrwcisss musicians. also 7
Ilse Your. April swat the session of.
pltalssrvteatoaatahlhhaaystsmofIn-g
Ill OVER THE STATE.
NEWS PRO! EVERY. QUARTER OF
CONNECTICUT. '
DIM far a Bill of .10 Cum Int!-
as. has Agoo-A Ian “Wealth llaad
lav Cruelty to AaI-aIa——llanr letters
d Interest.
last month the New England railroad
handled 2,000 more freight cars on its
western dlvlsion than on any previous
month in its history.
Issac Allen, of Endsld, is suing W. B.
Woodrufl, of Boston, in the Common
' Pleas court at Hartford for a mu of $10
contracted forty two years ago. Allen
runs for the bill with compound interest.
J udge Humersley, in the superlor court
atlfiddletown, sentenced Wilbur Deni-
am, who was convicted of cruelty to
animals, to pay 0’75 and costs and ten
days in jail. Denisou is said to be worth
075.000
The report of the receipts ol the Water-
bury postomcp shows a substantial in-
creaseiu business over last year. The
gross receipts for the fiscal year ending
larch BI amounted to $5,516.79, and
the net to 33L2l189, an increase in busi-
ness of over $5,000;
Thecltisens of Madison and Guilford
willdemeud of the state and general
government that tile drawbridges over
the East and West rivers between the
two towns be restored. They were re-
moved some time since by the New York,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
company.
The Yale baseball nino arrived home
from its Easter trip yesterday afternoon
in a bruised but happy condition. Out
of the five games played on the trip only
one was lost. to the University of Penn-
aylvanin. and that went to the enemy
after Yale had held the lead until two
men were out in the ninth inning.
The war between the American and
United States Eaprem companies for the
New England road still continues. A
safe belonging to the American company
was put into a car in Norwich yesterday
and was ordered to be taken 0!! by the
manager of the United States company.
It wasafterward allowed to be carried
to Plaimold.
Sl' NDII‘ NEBVII‘BS.
Preachers and Tin-Ir Themes III Sllrwlalk
Churches ’l'o-Inorruw.
Sul'ru Normans (‘oxuumnlosau le
avenue and West “Milt. Ital. lierall ll.
i.lcanl pastor Servires 11"!) a. m. and'HlIi
p. III.; Sunday so haul. l3m. \Ilqur l'eoplc‘ 3
Society of L‘hrlnllarl Endeavor meeting at
emu'clm-k; sublectfl ‘Our Delivery illTiIn nf
Tumble." louder. Slim 1 ydlu Baldwin. I’m:
lnr' a morning sublect. “The (‘ hrlsttau I so of
M'oncy evening.“ Sermons to “Young I'm In
about Themseltea." No \' ill. “Sell Luau-n
Sum Nonwal. a Muscular We—I avenue,
near flavor-r. Rev. II. It. Barnes, ymalur.
Services llllll a.ln. and 7.1!) p.
M‘lltl’i. I21!) In. Rev. Olho F. Barthuluwm!
Bridgeport, will prom-b morning and evening.
Solfl'll Nuuwana Barron. West avenue. near
Pine street No settled mater. Preaching.
loll) a.m. and lamp. In; Honda alsrhool. 12m;
\ I M'HEpnI ermuirlng. cup In. her.
L (I. “'rlght wII preach
'I‘qurrrv Ensoonl. West street and Fair.
lleldawnue, soutb‘hlrwalk. Rev. Olin Hallo. k
mlur. Moral ng Pray." Lilany and serumn,
at 101!) a. In: Bunday wheel at 12“ p. m.
At the Eyenlng Pia erat: .le p In. the flight
Reversal John W llialm: D. D.. L I.. It.
Ill-hop of Connecticut. will preach and ad-
mluisssr Confirmation.
\‘ouwua Common-nos“. corner Park
and hauls streets. Rev. 1‘ Nbo k’i) ll. I):
luv. services at lira)” a. ru. and” I: Marni:
unday school.m 1:3) . .
Ills-ell .d‘le .lalornl ublert. '"I'he flu-
ud Cunt," or “numeral!“ and
'nsut‘ccullnl Merl."
Nouwana Mnuonuvr. West and Mott ave
nuns. it". tlumt'an Alstynr. I). I), luv
lit-"lees lit!) a In. and . .I.lp In: IInIlay
ubool. 12m: [p.worth Imus mall .6131”)
In. Her. ham ILUpbam willpreac mum
lag and event ng.
“Nonwau Bamn. East avenue, apposite
Rev. l‘. K. Robbin-I. pastor. Nor
vices. ”Dam and 'la'll In.; fiundayscluml
Mom aevv e 3d!) p. oung
pmplc‘s meeting. frmp. I‘ll. Mornlnm scum
hellsdcemsd of the lllfll Nay 'evr-n-
In an bleot,”1'be Last luvltallou.“ ltrvw
.II.I'.lsdo pastor of the l‘Irst baptist church.
Waterbury, will preach
Irv. mm: a lumen. Church stmtuwpo—
site the (Ir-en. Norwalk Ituv H. 1‘. Graham.
rector. Divine service and modrmatlon, with
the Right Rev John Willlarns. I)
D.. l» I.. .lllahopnf Connecticut at will a.
In.: Huntley schoo. lullm III. Divine aervlr'e
with eel-mop byt vector—4 the sixth In the
series?- ‘Ihflsllarl I‘alth versus ludern
1;:th ' sub sIteaaoas Why. al
I?”
-.
I
reme U of following Christ: 'evenlng sub-
{Iva-t 'TI n a
Gascglnscovau [Isidro avenvs and (‘voaa
strut?“ ovwal has It. I.l Wattles. motor
I Pryor, Lilac amtn sermon. at Iona.
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sale at 19c per yard.
and 81.00 quality; price will be 98c and 890 per yard.
Ginghams. Price this week, 150 per yard.
Dwight Anchor.
yard. Five yard limit.
leader in this department we reduce the price to 82.98 each.
preciated.
13c each. Good 25c Brooms, 190 each.
that you will be sorry you had not got it for him before.
A few 24x36 nicely framed Pictures at 95c each, worth $1.50.
My.
April 15m.
83 Washington Street.
oro. Vlll llsrllE. Prop.
REMOVED "
To In. 5 Railroad Place.
.IA( “OB .‘II. LAVI'TON. with larger cities far-Ill-
tles. will be pleased to continue blascrv‘ices
wants of the businesscIImmunlty In an of his
lines of 1‘)“:th lngmmxflaal Eskimo.
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and Notary I’nbilz: rs easy on
SOUTH Illllllllll BlVlllBS BIII
lo. "lEdlll‘los
Will PIPER Illli "sonolos
lNonll Main street. tin. NM
Pal» rs, Borders and Gilt Mo
but: era for Inspection. on notice by I?“ III.
M South Iain Street.
We Ilavo’ What You Need.
Fine French Ginghams, 30 in. wide, plain colors and small
check. Just what you have been looking for for your children’s
dresses. The usual price isaquarter; we will place them on
Twenty-five different Dress Patterns, exclusive patterns 81.25
Twenty-five pieces extra line 27 inch Crinkle Seersuckexs in
dainty blue, pink and gray stripes, equal in quality to fine Scotch
10c fine soft finished bleached Muslin, equal in quality to
Sale price for Saturday and Monday, 7c per
Twenty-five Ladies’ black light weight Cloth Jackets. For 3
Valuation, however, is 84.00. They want to be seen to be ap-
Iu our Notion Department for a leader this week, all alzes
Get your boy that wagon or velocipede he has been asking
you for so long. We have them and the prices are so reasonable
Our store will be open every evenlng of the week after
Paper Hanger, caloimioel, Painter
r' Impln books of full llne latent-1M5?” of
ouldlnas tit-«II to
96 W'ashlng'ton 8t.
HEW Sllllil. ill“ ms. , 'l
We buy for cash ttndsell at ‘, I:
the lowest cash basis.‘
Our stock of
WILL PIPER.
WINDOW SHADES,
COBIICE PillES
Pllllris surmis,’
is worthy of inspection.
llur Wall Paper.
Lindsey Hose Supporters. Babies’, Children’s, Misscs’ and Lad— stock, ,Erlthough Incom “”9“ (icon-
ies’ sizes in either black or white at 11c per pair. Lay in your (31133315, (gill-clflgognmassom
year 3 supply whlle you can get them at this price. selected from 10 of the l
manufacturers of the country.
Make your hens lay ; Nest Eggs, 3 for 5c. Lunch Baskets, Our stock m the otherlinoa
specified' Is fully as complete.“
SELEGT lllllll
OWN HOME!
2 Large Lois Burllll its.
4 Good Lots
Woodward Ive.
9 llioe lots
Riverside Ive.
III Choice Lots
lincoln ire.
l5 Sighily Lois
on the Blull
overlooking the harbor.
No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
be offered than these lots on
the Woodward estate. Two
years ago I offered my first
purchase of these lots “on terms
to suit the purchaser.” They
are mostly paid up now. and
51 \VA;filnmn street. nlc - Estimate-I cheerfully given.
Opendally IhlmBIltlSLIh" and trim ltod ... - < - ~
p. m.,an.lorl Saturday evenings fromlltoa. BRENNAN’S
trim: rest allowed on deposits. NEW
ALDEN" SIILSIANS, Pry-st.
10 NH. "BRIE, W's-Preet.
JOHN if. KNAPP. Bern-ml Trt-Ian
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAIN 8.
David Stow,
Restaurant
Till PINES! IN THE CITY.
Is now open and ready for business.
'0 and II CANNON man.
Bridgeport. Conn. rmly
Miss Van Tassel it to.
CELERY
KILL” ALL PAIN AND INVIGORATBB
’flll arms.
Miss Vao Tasselloto.
Ilecsad I’lssv 8| Washington lit.
acorn Ito-wank.
.D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
tlo lore Ashes.
to lure nestles days.
to lore Sleepless Nights.
With lmvsastsgAppetltsaad perfectDIgsr
“uncontamihaplacsrlf deep-Inner
daily dstlas become a delight and Life-
Joy.
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Elm. Moses and "Quorum-u! ‘9"
their warrantee deeds are noted
in The Sentinel nearly every
week—the happy owners of a
prospective home. You know
’ them; you can see” the model
cottages already built. Why
not make a 'nning now?
You can buy for cash. You
can make quarterly payments.
You can pay monthly—any way
4...». \lnlfi «w... rim-rm,- Wlll open on mtlin'ffihirlh'flh” March Ol" amount to unit you
SPRING Illl SIIIIER Illlllflll 1‘ Y“ ‘7‘" ”'5' “7 7"“ “m
Includl ugall the latest Novelties In own a lot In a short tune.
. Hats. Flowers. —-—«~——~
—AND—- Ribbons. Laces.&.c
Ladies will Illness call and examine our PRICE,
allude wltbontu rther Invitation.
$350. $400, on.
Map with prices can be seen at
the real estate office of
llllllll I lillLIJEI.
Waslusorou Sun,
or on the premises of JO
BIRDS; also at the ovflloe‘.3
The Old Well “Cigar
Washingto " - v 6”
i. ll. liliflllll.
Plumbing.
Gas-Folios. .
Tin and Shad ,.
Iron Volt. ¥
tool so mm.
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