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can be found at
NCIS &
WaiShingtOn St,
e Stock ‘or ClOthing
over shown in town, and always the: '
Best Line of Furnishings
0033,
So. Norwalk.
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84 WASHINGTON ,
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ingrain” and Brussels Carpets,
llil tloths and linoleums, ,
thin and Japanese llaltings,
Shades and Draperies.
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STREET. SOUTH
NORWALK. CONN.
A. Dickerman 8L Son,
Ma.“-
The Highland Evaporated'cream car “Success” will be on tile
track at the depot on Monday, April mu Also demon-tinned
of the celebrated Highland Cream at our store, to show what it
Also call and get a two pass to go through the beautiful our:
where you will be treated to delicacies prepared by this article.
Telephone Call, l3-2.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
Leading Grocer. 33 Washington Street.
THE EVENING SENTINEL.
JAKE BOLD". Millicent! Plum.
Tamra—i 'lmonthtfllnttmonthe
Mutaoa'triofiutszdng contaminate.
lsalaearaumaaauerm.
Sunnis-e Suatleta Elsh’l‘lde law'l'lds
aim at“! at izlli stilt“
In York liar-Id Weather Ions-at.
Theweather to—day promises to be generally
fslrand slightly cooler. To-morrow it pulm-
leesto be clear, with slightly lower. followed
by higher temperature.
LI" 0' amass
Remaining uncalled for “the following post—
omens for the week ending April :2. 1“ Per.
meaning for any of these letters will please
say they are advertised:
last Namath—«Miss L. B. Baker. ldwln
Fox. )irs. Sarah P. Burden. lites B. I. Stout.
Kuwait—Miss Orauford care of W. E.
smith. hi. i). likiuner. an. bollie fitedwall.
W031.” YA]! CONTEST.
In the lost Popular lobed! 'I'eaeker la
the I'm at lot-all.
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.1 has week is the commence-
ment. of the school year, and
New Books.
:'We are prepared to furnish
a test
Maligmdesusedinourpub- N 5;?E 7
av ,s ‘ok'cd‘
he Iehoola, eithernew or mend a 2 g 3 g a.
bind Ii- gage-g,
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fl “it“:
“sets
We also buy
guild-Hand Books
used ‘ in the District if they are
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HOST Pill’liliAIt
School leached
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infairwndmon- iWorld s alrn
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‘. coupons maybescutby mail,hsnded i;
. lnattheoflceoipubllcatlomordcpoalied g”
lathe lettcrhox at the entrancean {3
v. Scrum oillce, addressed to "Wall's
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neededin thisline andam told MA “tutu“,
Ihavealarger stock than any
other store in Norwalk. 1 cor-
diallyinvite youtocallandsee
iiyeueversawssmuchorsuch
avarietyofpatterns,bntiiitis
notconvcnient for yontocolll
m be very glad to bring
mmplesandgiveyonprices for
doingyourwork.
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what “sleepleaithrclty atoll-lag
nail-VIII.
Sturtevantauuounces another cut in
lswumowera.
quite sick.
—Bess quality. lowest prices. Also
light lunch. Landau Washington street.
TheschoonerEvaLFerrh arrivsd at
Johan. Ferris'doek in this city yester-
deysfternoon.
Electric Light Miami-loner Winches-
termsdehie appearance today after a
week’s sickn. of the grip.
—-Our lawn morers run easiest and are
the most durable. Prices low, at Com-
stock’s hardware store 112 Washington-t.
Barney Sheridan has left 0. F. John-
son‘s and is now working for Tilly 300.,
South Nerwalk.—NewCanaan Messages.
Henry'Richmond has purchased the
old Samuel W. Raymond place at how.
aytou from the Norwalk Savings
society. _<____
——Fancy strawberria. 18c. People’s
larket. Korwalk and South Norwalk.
The Young Giants, Captain Charlie
Utziuger, deieated the Woodward Ave-
noes, Captain Gottleib Utzinger. Score,
eight to four. .
The general committee who managed
the recent Military-Mechanics' fair at the
armory will meet on Monday evening, at
So'clock, in Company D's parlor.
—Iteesonahle prica at Lane's depot
restaurant. Openall night.
Wilbur E. Lewis, proprietor of the
Acme Bottling Works, is carrying his
arm in a sling, the result of being kicked
by ahanehewasleadinga day or two
ago.
Anthony Cuneo, the fruiterer nest
to'l'riafisanxu. ethos, has leased the
store recently occupied by I“. F. Byabee
as a restaurant, and will take poesmsion
about May 1. ‘____
—I’rime rib roast of beef, North River
shad, boiled lobsters, take your choice at
l2§c lb. People's Market, Norwalk and
South Norwalk.
Rev. Mr. Jacobs, Deacon John Taylor
and others, of Norwalk, will addrem the
U. G. T. R. A. at the hall on the Wash-
ington street hntlge, to morrow afternoon
at 3 o’clock. Free for all.
Their-st of the series oi sermon to
young people about themselves will be
given in the Congregational church to-
morrow evening. Topic: "Self-denial"
All young people are invited to attend.
—I’ure wlee with pure cream, be. a
cup,depot restaurant. Openall night.
Thcrwwas a large attendance at the
mectingof theEpworth league in the
Booth Norwalk Methodist church. last
night. At its conclusion the lilacs
Dishnw rendered a piano doett, Fred
Bgiedict gave a solo, and Charles D.
Burnarecited.____ M.
Joseph P. Benjamin, a cigar maker. oi
787 Iyrtle avenue, Brooklyn, was killed
Wednesday night. by a train on the
Pennsylvania railroad. lie was a broth-
er of William Benjamin. of Taylor ave-
manufacturers in health Norwslk.
-—liuslc fourcsnts s sheetst Coleman’s.
deaythssilsgalussoukeplslsttls.
museum
mthelshaphlisimy
enc.andhsdheruemployed bycigar
Tomorrow will be the last Sunday
thatthe preemtquartette will sing in
the First Win Episcopal chl'rreh.
—Pienty oi ice cream at lane’s, el
Washingtonetreet. ,
James 8. Burdeththe famous eioeu-
ticnhtandentertaiuer, will heths- lead.
iugattractionatanentertaiument to be
givenat thefioutb Norwalk Methodist
churchon lay ist.under the auspices
otthellpworthbsague.
There was a good attendance at the
fair and supper of the Union Gaps]
Temperance Reform a-ociatiorl last
night, and the programme presented was
greatly enjoyed. The supper served was
atemptingoneandanest sum was re-
alized by the association.
ClilordJudaon and his team of goats
had a little misunderstanding at the cor-
ner oi Monroe and Chestnut streets. this
morning, caused by the goats wanting to
go in one direction and the driven in an,
other. Matters were brought toaclimaa
by the front wheel of the wagon break-
—I.uther Wright has just received a
car load of wagons, consisting of a gen-
eral variety for pleasure and business
purposes. An inspection invited. Prices
low and envy wagon warranted.
The executors oi the P. T. Barnum es-
tate have paid $70,000 in legaciu during
the past year. of which )irs. Barnum ne~
ceivcd over $49,011). The dividend from
the Barnum e Bailey circus was 0155,-
000. This represents halt of the earnings
oi the show, Mr. Bailey receiving the
remainder.
Sam Davie. now located in Pitbburgh,
a son of Israel Davis, oi South Norwalk,
isthe originator of a little book called
”The Silent Manager," containing
practical hints of great value to mer-
chants and clerks. To advertise the
little work hir. Davis has created an
elaborate five color circular. which
bears his portrait.
—lluylcr‘s candy, fresh every day. at
lane's. 51 Washington st.
The tarnishing committee of the C -
necticat board of lady managers oi the
World's Fair will leave New York for
Chicago today. The party will include
Mrs George 11. Knight, of Inks-ville;
Mrs. P. II. Ingalls, of Bernard: llrs
Franklin l’aml, oi Armenia: Mia Tron--
bridge, of New Haven. and lira. R. S.
Hinman, oi Oxford. Mr. and Ira. Char~
Ice 3!. Jerri, of Berlin, and Morris W.
Seymour. of Bridgeport, will accompmy
the party. The return trip will be made
the first week in tiny.
The engineer oi a locomotive drawing
several gravel canon the Danbury divi-
sion brought the train to a standstill
near the north end 0! the depotplatiorm,
this morning just in timesavc the lite oi an
elderly lady and a little girl who were
erasing the tracks just ahead oi the
engine They came from the direction
oi the Iahackemo Hotel, and although
the engineer sounded his whistle. they
attempted tent totlle platform beiore
the train reached them. It seemed as if
the cowcatchcr struck the little girl. but
theisdyclung to her hand and llited
her out of danger.
“(DIWALI 1'3th
a llreeay Dodges of Items In- saa
muslin:
Theboroughhydranteare being painto
edabrlghtred.
lacelphyslcianssaythuslscomparav
tirelylittledckncsslnlowu.
Theeourboitheliorwaik lawn Tu»
ulsclubarebelaggrsdsd, rolkdaadrs-
pairedfortheemningsessou.
flowsrdi'isrslai talus up from New
York yesterday to mend Busby with
”grandpa-semis and Ira. !. ll.
0iststead.oiliaioai’srk. ,
ltie pruhableillstl'stn J. wmm
Areheiresthols authoring the but
u-pued on their prints oflrssilhmtllgoliosthioradiort time
is liew llaveakarber. ‘l'ksissmrehoiamuseeqsahtesiifltv—
mwm,wheowatkehoat, meatballs.
WhilepolevaaltlagwitkthsV-s-
Dunbar: wheelmsn are discussina
another race between Norwslk and that
city.
Wihon Wahh, clerk for Drngglst
Hale. will go to work. Holiday. for F. 8.
A‘nlbler.
Company F's ingot-war team win go
toStamford tonight to take part inCom-
pany C's athletic games.
The Union school baseball nine best
the Shamrocks this morning by a score
oi iourtcen tothirtyais.
A neat iron fence now surrounds the
grounds of the Winnipsuk school and a
flower mound adds to the attractiveness
of the premtses.‘
Clinton F.8eeley has been in New Cau-
aau several days this week visiting his
wants. The Messenger says he has been
trying to be sick.
George Finch, C. N. Wood and Fred-
erick Lockwood to-day stocked the trout
streams in this, vicinity with young fish
tarnished by the state.
Contractor Blakeslee commenced
ploughing up Main street ymterday,
between W. R Nash's and 0. K. Sco-
Ilcld'r, tor the new macadam road.
The meeting oi the Town Board oi
Health, called for yesterday, was poet-
poned for one week on account of the
absence of several members of the board.
r'l'wenty grape vines. three years old,
fiiteen cent each at Hartford's Floral Hall.
The County Commissioners went to
Broukileld Thursday, and purchased
Babbott'a bridge of that place from the
town selectmen. The price paid was
also.
Amelia, wife oi Elbert Smith, died at
the residence oi her daughter, Mrs.
Frank S. Bailwitz, on Beldeu avenue, at
an early hour this morning, aged fifty-
two years.
Gardner Greenthe Re, "' ' '
in the House oi Representatives. is con-
finedtohishouaain Norwichbythe
eflecla oia fall during afaiuting tit at
the capitol. _
ill. McPherson. oi the Sorwalk hotel,
in "lending a week on his farm in New
York state. William Spillane is acting
the part of “mine host” during his. lic-
Pherson'e absence.
Emeline J. Warner, oi Norwalk, I119
granted a divorce from James E. Wall.”
in the Superior Court yesterday on the
ground of adultery. The couple were
married December 22, 18“.
The meeting for the election of officers
will he held Monday evening. April 24,
at 8 o'clock, in the association parlor.
All members are earnestly requested to
be present. _. M..."
During the mouth of March the South-
ern Sew England Telephone company
changed 224 stations in the state to me-
tallic circuits, so that now more than
one-half of the 8.000 subscribers of the
company are served by metallic circuits.
-lted suappers loo per pound, People's
Market.
As a result of the competitive exami-
nation in Compaq I“. Captain Rose has
nominated the following non-commis-
sions-II ofllcers, who were appointed yea
terdsy afternoon: thrporsi John T. Bar.
rett to be sergeant: Private John ll.
Park tolls corporal; William I. Womb
worth to he corporal.
"Nina Iiachrle" pleased a ialr sired
audience at the Norwalk Opera llamas
last night. n l. brimful oi telling potnla,
runs as smoothly as a meadow brook
and bubbles with humor. The unturned
designed by De llrimm, are very latch-
lag and the my bssuliiuiandpio
“M" -.
While he was standing on the Wall
street bridge. yesterday aim. look»
tug late tkestream below, William Baa-
tou. thaws, saw the skeleton at
a house are: beat down thz‘ It‘s-1:.
“hilly" proposes to take a day go
nptbsetsratn tohsatfor there-starter
of tkehody.
Mjshsbflsaeral Bradley has seal a
circular to the comm oi every mili»
tary compay is the t3. N.(l..eontatniag
a copy at his ops-it. issaswsrtolhs
letter mailed him by (laps-la herpes. oi
of the Y. bl. C. A. for themaing year i
CHANGED HER MIND.
fienlda't Dar-Trust Ber lash-mam“
a folding Bod.
One day as I sat in a lumber company's
big general store in the mountains along
the upper Kentucky river a tall, sharp
faced woman rude up on a skinny looking
colt, and the clerk helped her of! and she
came in.
“I wanta swap that critter out that for
store goods." she said, “but. I wanter look
round some fist. I've heern oi them fold-
in hacienda an I wanter see one of you kap
urn.
The clerk mid they had one that they had
ordered, and if she liked it they could order
one for her. lie escorted her to thehed and
showed her how it worked.
“I've hcern they was realty to sleep in,”
she said, lifting lt halt shut and ’ . ,'
it again.
“Oh, I mess they're all right,” said the
clerk encouragingly.
“They don't kick, do they!" she asked.
sa"o‘”
"Nor buck jump?”
Ilsa Y ’
saxo-P!
“Nor rare up behint an scoot. the pertici.
pant ag‘in the well?"
“Not that I ever heard of," smiled the
clerk.
“They're iller wise an broke to bed kiv-
vers, ain't t eyl"
"Sure."
“Safe for a woman to handle 2"
summit"
“Won't. stand unless they’re hitched.
though, will they?" she asked, giving the
trains a dirt that teleecopcd it.
“You have to fasten them. I gums," ad-
mitted the clerk.
“It looks pesky," she said, walking
around it cautiously, as if keeping out of
reach oi its heels. "Has anybody round
here got one?"
”So; this is the only one in this county."
She turned and left it.
”“'ell." she said, "I ain't goin to be the
fast to prcjick with the pesky thing. i'm
almighty certain of I tuck that 'sr home
with me it ud take me six weeks to break
the old man 50’s on could lead him up to
it. at bedtime. e ain't. new fanglcd {er
shacks."
Then she went down where the calicoee
were—Detroit. Free Press
Morris at the Mann.
As warden of the state prison Brigadier-
General [1- ' ’distinguished
v'nritora yesterday altemoou. Bis excel-
lency. Governor Luzon B. Morris, was
one and Adjutant-General Bradley was
another. Executive Secretary boomis
accompanied the party. The governor
felt a desire to acqul'rint himself with the
place so as to be well iortitied in cue he
should have inset in the matter. The
official party were conducted through
the institution by Acting Warden llavens
and Deputy Baisden.
Sl’fi BAY SERVICES.
Pro-charts sad that} i..;.... In Nor-all
Churches Io-norross.
sot'rri NoawALK (‘osuammoxsu Went
avenue and West arm-rs. ttuv. tit-raid ll.
lie-ant. pal-tor. Scrvlree NJ) I. m. IDiI7:lll
l. in.; Sunday srbml. 12m. You” l'kslple's
Society of l'brlslian Endeavor meeting at
ltzil) o'clock; qublwt. "Praying for Friends "
M‘Pr. hit-s Rollie ll. Dubruw, Morning
subject. "The i'rrsnoal ('onlmaml oi Jesus."
lveulug'Suhlt-rt, Sermons tn nun; people
about t insults-s. No. X. «“Seli )enial. '
Bonn .‘iouwau Strut-moor. “’th avenue.
Mar tiurnrr. ltrv. if. H. Burn-1. Junior,
Services “till 5. m. and 7.1!! p. m; outlay
submit. lttlll m.; I'prnrth League mil-ell at
lull. Pastor will preach morning and etching
Sol'rit .‘v‘ouwala li tPrlsrr. Went avenue. near
Pins sires-t. So settled minim Preaching,
Mill a m. and 7le) p. In; Hunting schwl. l2 m.:
l'. i'. s. t‘. )1. prayer meeting. :0!) p. m.
Trust" Erm‘orsr. West utmt and Fair-
flrlll avenunrlmitb Nurwalk. Itrv. Illln Ilalluck
rector. Morning Prayer. ldtany and sermon.
st mm a. in; Sunday wtuml at 1210 p. m.;
Evening Prayer and sermon at LI! 9. m.
Seamus t‘mmnnniii-limit.~ “truer Park
and lawls sin-eta. itov. '1'. ii. Noble. it. It.
(or. Sam 14'" at Mill is. tn. amt hill p. m.:
unday school. it?!) -. m.:Jurllor [ruleavur
mull tillp. m ; Y. . S. l‘. E marlin Jill
v. m. outing sublet-t, "Mine and let-ls.
lm." Event snhlwt '“l‘he’i’blngswellave
lie-id Mun trilobe thine."
Normans ltsrmn. last avenue, opponlte
lrssn. Rev. 1'. B. [bubbling pastm. Mr.
vireo. hills. in and 7:11) on; Hominy school.
l: mu. early rsysrrnrwt with"); m.: flung
pmpls's meet pg. 6;!) p. in. Irwnlng an Jeri.
’i'hrlst‘s Call to the Wu“: Evening ~ub-
lent. "Breakers Ahead: or. Drink Curse."
tsr. i’srn’s Brianne. (Than-h street.an
sits thellmn. Norwalk. itev. K.1‘.liraham.
rertor. Divine service with nnmm. llrill a.
as; Divine service with senator. Tillp. iu.;
Honda) luml. lzus. At the ulna-role service
liar. J. It. “led. of hear-lawsuits, an.,wlll
many the gal t. in the swalag the rector
will prose use t‘lipioa t'mngsndny
Knight-Terran Freeslttlegsaadamrvtlal
welmtultn .
tiasrs llrtsmrst. Widen avvnne and trains
street. Smelt. luv. N. . Watkins. rector.
Tilirvtlianda attach . iagi'ra aren't
at . am: Malay achorrl. om:
let] the at Melissa, am In.;
«MIIIMJIU la ar-rlsyaitp.
T" 's'tt'fim'm" a...“ '
s. m" 1 meals».
New on I . Wise sort that sve-
m . A. . you. pastor. llsrvtces
lull a I. sad tile. is; Maria school.
ll m: Marti Imus mine. at p. In,
last A Harms-n. near t’sahedt
amiss.“ k. itsv. 1'. ti. its-ea.”-
lsw. l'rsafldag M a. Ia. and ran 9. Ia.: at
day either». Iran; roam people‘s invests. can
a. in.
Hr. users it. 1‘. owner oi Wm avenue
as“ smaller-uni Rev w Him
. how lam. f a. if: Children’s
EmMamdflchlssam heath-pave.
pas.
mam ......
mung-fish‘s.
mm m
E; W a
unwrrwwmnrr
‘1 ~53}... a are: siesta;
is
' began to improve after the first appllcn. ... — .-. . ..
IRS. BROWN—Why. Mrs. Smith. how do you do 1 Such '
How ls Sir. Smith and the children. ‘ a long time “a“ 1 w w you.
MRS. SMITH—0b. I am very well, thank you, and so is Mr. Smith and the children ex—
cept Jimmy. Do you know I was so angry because l was sure he was taking all my plua‘and
needles and sticking them in his clothes I gave him a hard whipping. and what do you think?
It was not pins and needlm at all. but shad bones. Aint it too bad? He's such a pig he can't
take thus to eat. and lately we have hall shad for dinner every day.
HRS. BROWN—You don't say! i never heard of ouch a thing. Poor boy. Now we ilk.
flab.aud since I began to trade at the People's Market we eat a great many. They come in
fresh every day. and the prices are just as low as New York prices. It is such a comfort to
have a good market. don't you think so?
hills. SMITH—Jen I do; and I guess everybody else thinks so. too,
Well, here's High street. Good bye.
MR8. BROWN—Good bye.
E. J. WADHAm's—Tproprletor,
PElll'lE's MARKET. FREE DELIVERY; PEllPlE'8 MARKET,
13 North lllain st., 80. Norwalk. 21 W ll
Telephone call, 52.3. | Satisfaction guaranteed. I Telegholllg'iialllggifl:
" ”liens lltllllltllll Beatnik“
lllllES' nlnrronn enrolls
$70 to $120.
1.11le margin to ride gracefully in the least pos—
, ‘ . “,2" Venom FREE or CHARGE.
COLUMBIA BICYCLES
0n eu)’ terms and fully guaranteed. WHY not get the BEST 2 They cost no [no -
tire to repair, as we are willing to demonstrate at any time. re, “mp1."
Second-Hand Columbias
From are to .50 in good ridesble condition. We sell all 5 d.
AT howl-M unions. m“ “a" "m"
by the way it‘s crowded.
—'I'Ill
JACKSON
OLD RELIABLE FIRM——
he WALL STREET, souwALK. or. BROTH E RS
Taylor a. Golden-T-
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHISG'I'OX STREET.
Permits looking (ore lot, or house and lot
with the view of purchasing. are invited is;
call and examine our list. “ e have them for
stile in every partoi the city at reasonable
prices and on easv terms. an?!“
7 WKNTE'ID.
1)RE.~‘SMAKL\‘G bytheday.‘ oasis».
day. lire. Martinez, l? South Main st.
mm
0V2}! 'I'IIIZ RIVER.
Hews and Goaalp of the Day In East
Norwalk.
Miss Gussie Jackson. of Pleasant street,
is visiting friends in Stamford.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Phillip
Harris, 39 Fort Point street, yaiterriay
morning:w “ _
CRANBERRY PLAINS.
hits. John Barthel is quite ill.
Mr. Fountain has been visiting his son
James and family, of Tarrytown. N. Y.
Lena I-‘illow, daughter of D. A. Pillow,
is very sick of pneumonia. Her recov-
ery is doubtful.
It is reported that Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Blake will soon commence housekeeping
in the borough. _
Arthur. son 0! Peter Crank. and giifelfinmlllidlffigz’ldishing“! “it-3m"
Frankie. dau rllter of Mrs. H. Ill. Pillow, '7’" ""“g 7 ~~
have been siclk with the chicken pox. “£5.33 3:33;; Dhilllli‘rflf'll‘ilgfiibwgl
curd sine-l. 33) 3t
‘ MA): in take charge of a soda water buli-
n nests in South Nurwalk. Must be at
and sober. A good jab w the right man. “All!
It
drrea Box {2. blcubnwlk, Ct.
. SMALL family would like to rents vicar
a uni furnished from room. board if desir-
ed. to one or two gentlemen. Furnace heat.
bath. ctr. Five minutes’ walk from de
Call or address "Room." this ottlcc. a
‘ 'ASTl-ID» By a competent bmlt-kceper,a
«motion to lake charts of books or in
Blather Have You a Baby '.’ COMPETEST Virl for general housework.
It so, get from your drugglstto-day. 5’ Apply lmmedlaiciy to Mrs; Edward
inr '35 out. a bottle of Dr. lluml’s~ Colic flu?!» ”Ch “'9“. MWIKK- all lw
Pure. Every baby often llits tlistnnsing
colic. Dr. Ilnnll's ('uiic t‘llre gnu-.4 inl— l
mediate l’t’llt‘f by removing wind from
the stomach and quit-ring the nerves.
giving mtful islet-p. Mother, think of ‘
the worry and anxiety this saves you.
It your baby l-l teething Dr. Hand's
Teething Lotion for ‘35 cents, “mills-s and
relieves all pain. Sold by all druggists.
l) \Rlll'lRS. Gum! hmml and mom», or
lillvll‘ INI‘Ii'Il. at rear unable mice. .l I)"
ru .‘ll’s. Clarke. Ii llrnry street. South yin-
walk. at? lw
To m.
1)“? worn.- on Burbank hll'l‘FI. Apply rod:
_ .. liurluuk. '31 South Main st. South
,‘mrwalk. $2.1!
My wife was confined tolll-r bed for
over two months with a very severe nt-
tack of rheumatism. We could get noth»
( )XIJ' one more of Mrs. Wm. B. Rider's
rumlcl cottages on lrlvinlrston Place to
rent (rum May let. All improvements. Ap-
ing that would alien] her any relief. and if" S?" “1““ ‘fljmff- . ,, .. . will:-
as a last resort gave Chamberlain fl PM" I Assnrzsr under llrummer'e barber shop.
Balm a trial. To our great surprise she “'ltslllnfllun at. a) 1'
lion. any by using it n-gularily she was , l’.\‘ltT:lEK‘Ts mrnerig‘pn aprlllt'nrth Main
_ _ , a sum». W ion a‘ . W rpart
'00“ “bk ") Kl! ll and “new! "it by, ni’ linuyr,5 rooms. Wmnlwar’ll avail“: [telnet
llflllrls‘ Work. E. I . dullluiilil. Q .. » lh’c ballgrnllnds. Rent 39."). Apply to RA.
Knuth-n & l'o.. Krumnuton. Minn. .50 “taxlwarll. nit!
cont laittlcs for sale by ll. (3. Htillson. *
druggint.
If a New York millinnarrc Klt’i’lt a din- 3,12?” ”m ““"y mm" “mm" 12,332?"
her at 5th avenue and 26th elm-tween“ S“ r r l n , i-V.¥“s 1;.
$100.00. which give-e l9 ) lie rlyilpc rem - "’"ir fl "'7'!“ not 0 . o. n
and thtw pro to spoml 87:156.“) in I on :;,.,"‘.'f,"Ratify“filt.:f:s?3":;fr‘h?§€fi
tors' billsam ilnalt have topuy l25.00 fuldr Knappt'n, “I"
each for Cactus Blot Core to cum 1 cm. v .. m.
I I“ If ‘
'lm‘ you” bathe “fin“ I»! mp l large harm-.mrhurll. Karrlrn plot, 3
the dinner should not be given. t tern rm ”Mm kw] illl‘iltr‘l'mni a”. “F
“""K ”7 Wm“ “ "‘0 “‘5” tram n! r M armour" or mold ’ ll l'lirar
Inquire at I’laisted‘e drug store, where to. .'\'i Wanhlnguvn st. may"
you may have the emwlved and >
not information about if some Blind (Tum.
\thr-nuvenlent apartments, tour and five
large rumor. new house. rorucr fitnart
V ‘1": Woodward tlnmrsti-aal, lnclurlin
“tom: and apartments. Store No. 8 James
t block. [gunman in new turner. on Cross
' r t,l- ~ . lbs-m
chi. ‘ren cry a ,' in"; 51.7.3" l::kwood_trlillnte=‘. on“ .Agply
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Norwalir. A Iy ioJohn
Ii. it to West
street. Knuth . orwalk. neon. iiBti
' W0 armaments} "sums mb. No.9“ “a;
nimt. that": homaik. Apply to . C.
When baby was sick, we gave her rm i‘ruws. mt “v
“Mmewasatmll-lalwrrhl farri‘astnrta.
Whitehall-warns!“ she riungtn t'astalrh.
smmmtmawnnmnm
mm sane. ‘
tilts" i nrlln Morel“ “mm.
r n. l. wire M nth lain fix. Milt
Nurnnlk. ‘3‘
:‘illt Nth! .\ dark 'I'l! (almost bis—chi
your» ll’llt‘t' Inn: "ltlln amitall: an en-
mllenl u, M. will r .md liming animal. llas
Children Cry for
his; driven hr! .Mhll} {he med Isar. i'rire.
Pltcher'a Castorla. " "‘" "" ‘ ' “M“ "‘ié’l'i"
OhIIdI‘On c" for Isl‘lll'l'. double her. use, but billion-HI
and In sat-silent mvulillm. will b- mid
cheap. Apply at this units.
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, Iwgpuflml in mm... trmlumunutatm—ll fvaah mil: Iisln "mutton": Novwatk. or.
ism (hams. urn-ll Arlay nail. 'I'Irlta for lion": Int-Mb for s .. ., . , ,. -_
nun. wash a nun ems thhflw (humiliated .
. . a. > m. 'or in mum“ am header oi ‘alrrisrswrtfls.
a at. l “villas-rites new $201,. It sat” is as: then'wd: . ,, . . , , M
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55%“ M “M “m“ rad... o‘e..""'.‘m.""m‘ in... .nwm a. OPERA HOUSE.
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assess. mad-Cumin. ”chain‘s”. '1 5,05” "w" ll 3 ' n I
smell in as! t 0shera . sun .
on: u t W (‘oert r mum
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versus I?!" illilti.
doomsday Eve'g.tpril 25
was. JWII I‘ll. “Alli,
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ministers. mm...
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