Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 10, 1894 · page 4

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3 .Il. Plaisted

‘ Druggist,
i 3; Washington St.

SOUTH NORW A LK.

for doing your work.

 

7 8stlslsctlon In

only lowstt's Puts.
last and Best linseed

1 list lmss,
. uonwnum

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THE EVENING SENTINELTW

was sown. "lint AA4 W.

”:1 “Jam” .tnsnnths

soon! Macaw“: nan Alan.
Box 8~Onracr Washington and North Main
“meta.

In kammysnd‘l’ollss streets.
Bun I—Orsultrut.

Ina lI—Wast street, opposite Franklin street
school.

Box 13% stratum school.

loo Immusumm

Beau-corny filth street and Bayvisw
avenue.

Box lI—NorwalklronWorks building.

Born—Corner West avenue and Cedar

Bonn-Corner West street and Taylor
avenue.

Boa IS—Corner Elysvenneand Baotou street.

Box Ill-Corner South lists and Monroe
streets.

Box 82— Electric Light station.
Box 41—Falrneld avenusanrlcedsr street.

Ital-Cure Al‘s-an IA: Io-lesrow

sun Rises Seufflighhm This Low Tide

at 7:!!! 8At 4:44 at 7:.)

 

Raw ‘l’ork lulu Wanner forecast.

lThe weather today promises to be generally
partly cloudy to cloudy. preceded In the early
morning by clear with slightly higher temper-
ature, followed by snow sod rain and possibly
by clearing. 'l'o-mprrow it prmnlses to he
warmer and partly cloudy. with snow or rain.
followed temporarily by clearing.

SOUTH NOI'ALI.

What the People of 0|! Olly Are Doing
and um
bliss K. Olive Hutchinson.of High
street. who returned to Vassar College
last Saturday,is seriously ill of pneu-
mania.

 

The meeting otlthe Epworth League
st the First Methodist church. to—night,
will he led by Charleen. Borneo. The
subject In "Joseph’l: Virtue Rewarded

—Plenty of dolIcIom _:hread, at Lane's

Amen giving Tie name as Charles
Bexrd was arrested last night {or vog-
rsncy. This morning Justice Barrett
sentenced him to the county jail for
thirty days. _

W. R. Flemming. of New York. has
given Junina Brown the contract to dec~
crate four of tholargeelectric light en-
gines in the Mail and Express building
in New \ ork city.

—Men' 3. boys’ and childrens winter
glgves,ut W. A Benedict's.

By virtue of A writ of twulifom‘ M:
palms, United States Marshal Strong wrll
sell the steam tug Atlas. now lying at
Wilson Point“. at public auction on Tues-
day, January 16, at l2 o‘clock noon.

Edward F. Connors hseeold his resi-
dence on Madison street to Its. 'l'Al~
nudge Baker. Ir. Connors has purchas—
ed the Jacob VanBuskltk place on West
street and will move there in a few days.

-—Csrload of sleight just received at
Luther Wright's. Conic and look at
them. Best and prettiest lot ever offer
ed in‘thls city. Prices very low: quality

I first clue.

Members of the projech Women's
clubnrerequestedto be present at the
meeting this evening, to be held at Dr.
Emtly Pardee's residence. As it Is for
the purpose of organizing and electing
officers, itis therefore of great import
lance,

Louis Sheldon, who was charged with
assault by Baggage Inter Csshow,
pleaded guilty before Justice Edward
Barrett, yesterday afternoon and paid a
line of Bl and costs. Ir. Sheldon had
It. Cesbow arrested on a similar charge.
but he pleaded not guilty. A number of
witnesses wereeasnsinsdmostly espressv
lien. and their testimony led the justice
tnthlnk Ir.Cashow was guilty. and a
line of r and costs was Imposed

m’I‘he Woman s Eschsnge offers. in
Addition to A replenished such of fancy
goods, a choice variety of cooked articles
and confectionaw

A very interesting prayer meeting Is
held every Wednesday evening.“ the
lecture room on Chestnut street. st mo
o'clock. to which all are Invited. it Is
quite well Attended. by earnest Chris.
tins of All denominations. A feeling of
perfect freedom and brotherly love we
rails. and A very pleasant and profitable
courts Always enjoyed. Everybody ls
welcomed. especially those who have no
church engagement for Ihscevenlng. “

n...— We...

Bert and Gilbert 00qu are employed
hyli. I roman... toopsrste the car
on the runway ifhleh ls used for carry
lug coal front Wound hosts to the blue.

“at, They were engaged yesterday slumoon

lamovlastheonrdlllsrl with rm. um

' , ofcosl. Along the runway, when llart

fellartosetherslts directly in front or
Ibrser. Oasefths wheels struck him
outhe Isfthlpand haul. cutting and
hrsIsIngths Inhqsltsbsdly. II wtlI‘"
bssnrasdaysbstorsbswlllhssblsmsn
toworiagste

mum Wot—lbs Vocab W
Isssi. “settlements light st
thallium ban III “has

 

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Weihsvc the following widths, viz: 494, 9-8, 5-4, 6 4, 7-4
8-4, 9- 4, 110-114,in popular brands at low prices. ,

Ready made Pillow Gates, at {Oats and upward.
Ready made Shoots, at 50cts a‘ud upward

A. Ii'ckerman & Son,

 

84 WASHINGTON 31733181”. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

 

So. Norwalk.

 

Ire. B. G. Tomllnaonls spending a

few days with her parents at Harris-
burg.Pa.

Charles Swsrts. of Haviland street,
will entertain the members of the [ode
pendent Social club. Friday night.

 

All members of the Epworth league
are especially requested to be present at
the prayer meeting to-nlght, at the First
Methodist church.

—An elegant line of neckwenr in ell
shapes. at W. A. Benedict’s.

Butler Lodge, 1.0. O. 1“,, will confer
the initiatory degree tit-night. All 'Inem-
bers are requested to be present, Ill bnsi

‘ ness of importance will be transacted.

«Every child purchasing to the
amount of 150, we give one small slate
“and pencil; 25c one large slate and pen-
cil. Seeiu window. Key,nlso. Tom
lineon s Pharmacy

Two well-dressed young men were
found this morning in A freight car con
taining whiting. They said they were
from Mt. Vernon. They were allowed
togo.

~Lane's for candy, price, quality and
variety.

Comstock Brothers are preparing for
inventory: consequently I’y have made
A big reduction' In the price of clothing.
Overcoats, ulsters.ca cardigan jscksts and
underwear—the former figures on all
have fallen.

73TtIe key has not yet been brought in
at Tomlinson's drug store that opens
the box and secures ”0. The money
will be turned over to the hospital Mon-
day next if the key Is not brought in be—
fore that time. __

'I‘lI‘o prayer service at the Cong'regsv
tionsl church this evening. will be in
charge of the Society of Christian EH7
Ileavor. The topic will be: "A Prayer
of stid."—~l Chronicles xaix.. 10-19.
An Ascription. Everybody is welcome.

Mayor Mortimer M. Lee communicat-
ed with Station Agent (‘harlee Roy-
Inond some days Ago regarding the mat-
ter of Allowing the expressnten to keep
their teams in the yard surrounding the
old (Xingsegationsl church. Ir. Rey-
mond communicated with Superintend-
ent Payne regarding the matter. and
this morning received word from him
that the expressmen would bcallowed
to use the property, provided they did
not injure it in any way. it is probable
they will becompelled to move from in
front of the postolllce In It few days.

-(.‘olIee with cream. lic cup.
Restaurant. Openall night.

htlliWAlsl NI'WII.

Depot

A llre‘rly nadgsi. ol Ito-s “out than
VI-wmof‘l'nwn.
Post Olllce Clerk Harry Mitchell bus
Ringrlp.

I-ldllie Dsniels entertained about fifty
friends, last Friday night. at his home.
158 Main street.” 11 ___

Its howls Reed. of Dsnbury. is a
guest of Ir. and live. Irving Reed of
Bummer street

Therels excellent skstlog on the w
rlnus ponds around Norwslk. but the
threatened snow storm wlll probably
spoil It.

The annual meeting of the First Cou-
gstional Church soolsty will be held in
the chapel. tomorrow nlght'. at 7:45
o'clock. ”M 3“-..

Early yesterday mornlng llrs destroy-
ed A building In Itansford, occupied by
Fred. ilehenck as s dwelling and saloon.
loss. “Doll. 1% 1»

Item! ll. Watkins will give soon
llrtuatlon lecture to Grace church. to»
nsorrow night. prepsrstory to the vlslth
of Bishop Williams to the church nest
sundsy night. -

The heatingnt the case of James ’I'.
flown vs the Nelson ammo estate,
heforedudge Itoott as s cont-litre for
the Superior Court. has been adjourned
until January so. -

“there all! he a m... nosing of the
Rorwslk (transnational Outliers Rn»
society. In the shspd. W
sigh at 3:46 o’clock, luasdlstsly attsr
the business meeting of the church.

llsgsn Watson the World's M,
Y. I Catlin". 3AA. i‘l M
”r. militia-Antler“. In flash.
l’lsase’s. sad M‘s. Ilostli t'lsrwsth.

 

 
 

itlng frIeIfis' In New York city.

Ilse Sally Ayres. of Brooklyn. is a
guest of Ilse Bette, of East avenue.

 

The funeral of Timothy O'Brien was
held from St. Msry'schnrnh this morn
ing.

James B Costello is taking the with

tary enrollment In the first voting din-
trlcl. -- __ M.

The annual inspection of the Norwalk
fire department will be held next Tues-
day night.

Several pair of skates were noise front
In front of H D. Wolcotts store on
Main street. last night.

 

 

The Norwalk Fire Police root last
night anddiscnesed shatters pertaining
to the annual inspection.

The Matinee Whist club will meet
with Mrs. James 6. Gregory of Wat
avenue. Thursday sftetnww.

William Kelli-ugh; hm opened A
cigar msnnfsctory in them building

gently erected by his fstberon Spring
ll

—.tnchor brand pssfseslltting drm
shirt. for men nothings. at W. A. Ilene
dict' .

Fred Hall will give an eshihltion of
fancy pool shots at the Raw-lb club to.
night Tc- marrow night he will give on
exhibition at Louis Potters.

The Alpha Wheel club will holds corn
pleto rehearsal of their usinstrsIs nest
Tuesday night. A rel-amt oi the
choruses will be held tonight.

George IoKay. ostudsnt of Rev, (3'. I.
Selleck, has returned to his studies after
spending the holidays with In. and live.
It I. Shepherd, in Flouthport.

A public meeting will be held at tho
Wilton town house, Friday evening. of
this week, at: I :30 oclock. to discuss the
erection of It new public hall.

At the meeting of the Norwslt Ills!
Police. last nlght A wag Jar
vis Kellogg for Janitor and before he
could remonstrate he w. canine—I]
elected.

The funeral of the labs lune Donut
was held Irons his late homeon Amway
street. yesterday Afternoon At no
o'clock the Rev 8. II. Pond enclosing.
The burial was in the Roswell «as»
levy.

The children of the fAnsily raceway
found In very destitute circumstances on

Union Place. have been titted not with
warm clothing by the good ladies at the
neighborhood. and they are new attend
ing school.

Michael Rice. of Novwslik. went to
Bridgeport for a and tin». III-day
night. He met have hodit lovysstsv
day morning he was s pvt-seer in the
city court and was fined Ii endemic and
sent to jail for thirty bye.

Ilsa Anna Woodward. of [Ira street.
eutertslsedssmall psrty of friends at
drive whist. last mm. In honor o!
her friend. Ilse White. of Cswwswe.
There/were Ilvs ables. fishes "in.
were Iron-bribe wars-m Robert
Wilson. ”11

Captain and Rheum W.
ofOblosgn. are counted to Arrive in
town to-dsy tor meats-Audit They
willhsguss-ollrntlvfluts out
or. ms. Witness 0. Tho-es. sf lust
avenue. Captain W is III the
Unitsdrltaterssrvles.

.34....”

The subject of themes-“fist
thallorwslklsthoastshssh tonight
tst‘tlnr Mildly Ernest." The

salient. listed by W. I". M super»
Istssdsst or the Mesa—st

It'll. Dell. Isadolpb “and”
foetuses may st the ms!
Ills Am museums!
Ire. llfllllml Wat ave-u The

 

 

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Perhaps This Will lilrrast You.

Always the BEST HORSES tor the Least lousy at
BROOKSI DE EARM,

M. H. PARSONS.

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overt ‘m Elfllll. ‘ W

lows and Gossip of the Ivar In“ Itsst
llmath.

Irs. Janice ll. “ravens, of Cove street.

is quite sick with the grip

Work is Wag rapidly rm lhmd
Biomquist's new house on Fifth avenue.

'1. and In. John D. Carr, of Cove
strut. Atespmding this week in West-
lllll with “.4le mother. In Pen
noyer. who is quite sink.

Fred llsnforrl. Oliver Smith and
Charles IIyAtt will give s sIciAhIn In
We Hall tovntorrow evening. A
pissesnt time is sottcipstnl

William Kling has mold] the old Vol
untorr base house and intends to trans
form it into an 0|er house, and give
Mariam three uightss week. He is
now engaged in building A stage and
staking other necessary improvements.
The first play. it isespacwlmill be given
on the 224 Inst. .- N

A petition is being circulated among
the rssirlentsnf Benedict I’ern for the
formation of an organization, with snap
Ital stockofmlfin forty shsrm of ‘5
such, topvotectits members from line.
Yovtbc foregoing purpose suitable sp-
peratos will be tarrchssed. a building
providalmod money appropriated for the
some!" of A fire company

Elder George II. Tropics promised a
very able sermon At the Advent Chris-
tian church. Vsnlsndt avenue, lent Sun
day evening, on "Why I out so Advent
int." A fairly large audience attended
Allsrenml interested and many expressr d
their pleasure. The sermon next birthday
evening In" M on the «we lulljfi‘l All
are invited. service begins st 7 o'clock

1"» [Isolation of Ilse l'ra.

The patent "hire at Washington
has n WrIIt'f’Ilrm uf 1"er that illus-
trates the «litlhultim with whurh
Inert had In mmtcud before they
found a MIILIIIII' Instrunwnt with
which to wrttr Tits—re arc the st)"
Items vim! by the mount the in
moments for writing on wax tub
lets would wharp llkl' an owl. the
other flat hires .Ipnps-rtutnnr There
are the lmsohm um! by the .lupa
nerve and (‘lutuw of tho prm-nt day
Andquillsof artistry Inrirty. together
with an lllfllllll‘ Istlrsllfirof sin-vi pens
But the meet muons are mow quill

ml» in on eflmt in do :Itt‘ny With
the «Mont mummy for the mend
lag of the pm, :I pram» that few
mold perform gingerly and that
everylssly hotel The «tint-t was
very Ingerumts, but unsumwful. I:-
reuse the [mints world not Is: much
today Yonkersr Elude
A um lav llm ”calms.
AMIIM’YIIM th‘w m an minor,
"I hare Is brew that Im- muff-,«ml
lately from [MIIH‘II III-k "I «but
new». Plow answer Ibrlmgh your
valuable pom and let In» know
what I should do with him I‘m
afraid he will get mew if mmmhinu
is not time mun
The editor miles» Our Imuwt Iul7
vim, bowl on II very auroful [u'l‘ttllll
of that capital lsmlr. ‘Every Ian Ills
Hm Ills'tor. Would he minke
who when hoistwtdiaucy
sud sell him Id a stranger in.

”mfltttIayAwlb
sv mothers bottled Dr. llud’s (bile
store In.

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petite With steel [mute They Were .

Highest of all' III Lcsvsning I'owcr. ~I.atcst U S. Gov' I Report.

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ABSOLUTELYME

Baking

Powder

follows on attack of the grip can be per-

mnnently cured by taking Ubsmberlsin' s
(tough Remedy. W. A. McGuire. of Mc-
Kay, Ohio, ssys: ~ “La Grippe left me
with Is severe cough. After using several
different medicines without toilet, I
tried Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
which eflected a permanent cure. I have
Also'found it to be without an equal for
children when troubled 'wlth colds or
croup 2.5 and 50 cent bortles for sale by
(l. B Btillson.

It a New” York millionaire gives a din-
ner st 51h avenue and 26th street costing
$700.00, which gives lit people dyspepsia
and these people spend $1,458.00 in doc-
ors' bills and tinally have to pay $5. 00
each forCnctus Blood Cure to cure them
who: would he the saving per capita mil
the dinner should not be given. there
trying 8'! lessons or the feast?

thulrfl .Iz Plnistrad‘ s drug store. where
you mm iIBVI- the problem solved and
use: mfmnuItI-v- nhriutl' I‘tus Illc lCure.

About a year ugo i took a violent st—
lack of In grippe. I coughed day and

suggested that I try Chamberlain's Cough
Ih-utbdy. Atllrst II-ould see uodltlcr-
once. but still kept taking it, and soon
found that it was what i needed. I got
no relief from one «1039.1 took another
audit Wastinlyufew days until I was
free from the cough. i think people in
general ought to know the. value of this

remedy sad i take pleasure in acknuu-
lodging the benefit I received from it
Madison Mustard, ()twsy. Ohio. 25 and
50 cent bottles for sale by George 0. Still-
sun. druggist.

NotICe.’

‘VIIEREAM at the last Adjourned annual
mwttngofthss town An Approprls'lnu
was music for the support cl etching schools.
and Ihe rl ht of sold meeting to make .nth
Appmprlat on lute been questioned Itrt unse no
special uuttze of such to (Inn was glsen in the
Ialllfssldmeetlrg and It Is deemed Mlvls-
Ableto tetnoIeAll doubts in relation thereto
Ksrtlne is horcb) fiIVt-ll that. A spodul town
II. Mlnxofttw 1““ voter-I of the to“ II of Nora
seal Lulll he hel In the 'lnvvn House an . ur-
walk on tun-oils," January ltlth llllt. at 3:3)
afteruo-II for t c purpose of Apumprlntiuir
swh nouns If money as t-HII meeIt ng shat
deem ummusuydor th- support of the own-
lug sr hmlsln this tmv n. for the current tour.
and to authorize the selectmen to borrow am it
runs» 3 on the I: redlt of he town
Ilsted st Strrwallt, January (“LINN
H“ MO ND. lattuenof
TALMADOE BAKER, the Town of
1Amer. II-stsit. l Nnnvrtlk

SGAVENBEB

"suits and use ls desired by day or
““315“ \sults dls nits-.Ied sshI-s reunited.
work done lo the best manner “nod for
lklndsnflesm u nrk by ds or contract.

4'. .JAul'm. but Ill. 50. Nurtvak. dlflilm

 

 

CHEAP MUSIC!

ALWAYS ALIVE
TO THE INTER-
EST AND ENJOY
“EST OF ITS
READERB,

I'll-E S—E—N—T-I-N-E-L

- VIOF'F'ERBM

"" Musical Home,

A KIA? AND ATTRACTIVE IMM-
ZIII l‘OII’IIllIIO HIIIEI'TIIING
FHOI ’I‘IIII IIATIHT Ml'l-ill'
FOR ‘l'lflt “MALI.

l'IlIi'll.’ ll!

Eight
Cents
and a
Coupon.

Bill Hill lllll.

G sssoasssllsssssshnssilortis’

138”“! THIS OHUPON ‘
Alli) EIGHT 01333133:

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1"fiIIcII Homelfim

Orssssss4.stsrs.s sssrssasssss.

The contents of the anusry
number are:

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new fiss-

The persistent. tough which usually 5

night for about six weeks; my wife then ,__

Large line Couches. Lounges,

Oak Chamber Suits, Book Cases,

an o utohers' Protective don.»
known as free went; how they propose to

churches to
vs A hsm.
em sway.

heal our) onth eulm

u renovated

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lumlllcs. menthol whom we w
ItIlnk this is ohsrlty; It's an advertlsement. and

PEGP‘LE’S IIRKET.‘ * ‘

18 North Main pt, 80. Norwnlk.
Telephone call, 52—8.

all sires.

natural and graceful.

Taylor at Golden
Real Estate and Insurance

WASHINGTON STREET.

Persons lookln fora lot or house and lot.
with the view OI purchubl‘ere invited to
call and examlns our list. e have thuu for
sale in every part of the clty at remnnbh

 

 

 

 

prloee and on easy terms. um tf
wani'rnn
(lllll from llml It‘lhldto holp

4 children. Applylgv 9"

Nero elk.

SITI ATION lo d0
klily Ill. '|l§oulh

 

eneral homework. Ap-
tsln Street, South .\'nr
nlt
YOLW‘II Englishmun. seekers berth as much-
man, II' Any place (If Iruel. Addrees.
Se h'leutlnclOIllco. lllw

VWASIIINO and iron“ nu. ' Fir-It (hiss work.
rensonnhlo prlces .\o. .1 Henry street.
South Sorwnlk. ill .it

 

Con nus

 

(\ ”ERMAV or rlvmle girl for general house
‘I work. Wiret- ly wages. Iuatgu refer-

. euro. Applytomts (I. H RAIIIMII1V0l I;

 

ilsrrlI-t street Nnrualk. Conn

TO LET.

DESIRABLI' furnished mom. in the “101i
rnuycnlent pnrtlnn of thev'lly. \ppl) II
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i’\R’I‘.\!I~. \'l‘ in Dlhhlu' - blmk; h serucnt
4‘ ln ssmehulldlug: also burn. at Ill Smith
Mlllllblfi‘f‘l I. lItvttm [IIIIIII.:.I- m Ionlnllltc
“D W ushlutttnn street. j-’ 10'

)ART of I." house Woodward uremic
rent. ‘I' psrt of house t orner South Main
Street and nnfnrd Ilutc. um. 19: part of
Seunnurhuu-r. Ilmiord Plnu mm. 3” A1:-
pl) to E A. Wunmvsiu).
“‘IIE to llnor In the ln~uruuu| IlllIIII
)Ing. urmerly occupied in Butler Lodge.
F. For pa tluIlnrs squire of II. bl
anion. III hls store on South Main street. or
Georgi-F. Besree. City Nntlunnllluuk. Mil

Fill! SALE.

I‘llllo let. A good paylu: grtcory blui-
4' III- II. undsturntu rent Apply to l". I‘-
Strum \\ 'lslllllyt’ltlll'ill‘fll. Hmi'h \urw.IIlk
3931

RM Kl'k‘ \Hklt' l' mow, WIIIL'II “ill be mitt
tlttltlll fur “um nt’ um. Apply II! this
to.

II. S. Marshal‘s Sale.
Steam Tug Atlas.

By \lrtueofsurltuf Isnditlonl ex spoon-Ito
nu- directed sud dellvered lb) liun. VllIlsIII
Townsend. Judge of tho llistrltt

Court of Connecticut. I will sell III

PUBLIC AUCTION

at the dock At Wilson II Point. South Norwslk.

(Iv sre sald than now lylng I on Tumlsy.
Jannsry Milt. st twelve ill tick mm. the
following pmpurty to WI

Tbsstsa team tug AI tins. her ancmts. m.

truss cash At time of solo.
Ht ll’l’llONt \lnrsh I..II
“by. mum a v. mvnii‘lnim'. blsdu'iui).

 

Qumrannsruls.
MUSIC HA’LL.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
JANUARY IO. ’94.
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J’ Murry. l‘lluhl tillllt'
carter-’3 v... I..... 17......
Grand Wallaby lloonllght tlIIIl

scenlc Bolling Mist. l‘rst'tlcol
Produc_ Working mum and II
t'On frnlshl (lets. with Illu-

ltInII-d t‘nlm re. The

tartltns [fleet-n

firsts st l’lslsletl's and mm“.
Prlm. lie. so: sml stu-

Muslc Hell.
Illlflll, lllllllll l5, I894.

’I'llll V‘AMOI it

Ilsmz Samley Company
totally lllll billion to

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toilet Ill! 7% genial airplay: ”I,“ 'I‘

mums mt totals mill.
With Its wealth oi

tortilla III Emmi Imam.

mm Its use special car of usury

'55th Ilse Pollution

‘I‘hls rm. entitled

”IIIIIIOI

03 THE DIEOOVERY Oil”

 

01"

FURNITURE!

It hairline loans 46 and 48 lllsin St. Hamill

‘ Lsdies’ Oak Desk, 85, 36, 87, $10; Fancy Rocker, 32.80 to 610;

" what a Glow of Prldeli

must all the heart of every butcher who is A member of that benevolent 0 solution known
he rcflecta on their Ilrst,l est a or:

sell most to their or sullzstlon.
twenty- llve cents, and collect their pay from A fund which hslmor “be

who sasslstad in creating It. andl then umbat a help to have nil?be the pastors ol the vsrlous

one of those tickets the other any {or which we
33‘ng be of pork known as nose chops.
Now here to «no or for your consideration: to the
guesslng nearest to our gross receipts next Saturda.

Ilaend ton us not first anal

| Sntlsfgctlon guaranteed. I

No pain or expense will be spoII-Il to obtain beautiful results.
and prising, especially with delicate costumes and draperies.

FOR CHILDREN

Particular care is given to obtain pictures,

77 In prices.

(Ollagt avenue. est
ill at ‘

, Jehusry lst. 1m. st :3 o‘clmk

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Easels, Hassocks, Hat Racks,

,Foot Bests,Whitc Chamber Suits complete. Also a Int-go line

(lhettonieres, Hat Racks.

III

greatest charity.
In Amounts of
lungs to every butcher

but did not "pounced ln glvlntr

psmn.e mlcyes excepted,
we will tilt/IIt the prlv legs of naming
lty rlb roast of beef. Don't
is paid for As such—t is space and the beef.

E. J. WADHAMS. Proprletor,
lllEE‘llElWElll.

lWall st. ., Nortvnlk
Telephone call, II 73-

Artistic" Photography

To those desiring something mpecinlly fine' In PHOTOGRAP
WORK. I Wuuld call attention to the new line which I am now execugiigfi

both In lighting

which emlmdy all that is childlike

Appointments for sittings may be made by mail.

Crayon and Water Color WOrk
AT REASONABLE PRICES.

E. M JICKSOII, PHDIBIIRIPHER. 53 Will SI. llllllWllll.

 

Stock the Smallest,
Prices the Lowest

We are not the leaders except

In that; they cannot
touch us

LOOK.

CHILD‘S CASS. SUIT, $1.50:
CHILD'S ALI. WOOL CHE-
VIOT SL'IT. $2.75.

DDUBlE BREASTED BOATS.

‘ well made,

'lll NEW THIS SEASON.

\Vc can litany man with

UNLAUNDEBED SHIRTS.
PRICE 500'

Five lengths of sleeve.

I . "
y Same In

 

”I

* Dress Shirts

and perfect fitting.

. FULL LINE

Men's Furnishing Goods

Hats and Bans

_..n.. ... ...

W.A.Benedict

Sentinel Building,

WASHINGTON STREET.
South Nomall.

 

South Harwell Savings Bani

flour" Nnuwst. k.t' nun" llec. an, WI

satin ofth an
THE Darn [lit-e. ttosllsttn lgltllhtstaatcszllvttlisgir;to w.d:mftgeuo‘l.l5lk
li‘ fl 0 fl
IYII‘H'I‘M anildwsm. was mderlared inf the star” mom 3'7"" .Jifl
, IaLIMJIshldunnsuu lmsmasryltl.
I Exposhm. and I" .unate :I'I's‘ I‘lol'IIIPAWu will». J 1
on t ”A If” mm
m Hundred «um um. mill u. ltNAl'l ml."

"I... loam official I.....“

It! Husnln llstlof of “it; Town of Nor
mwsl Inonl consents-tilt lst nl tml. wlll
mm Ihsofllro of the selotstmen. "It‘llll‘.

.m.. It nes-

vixen-nine. enmity M. at? nclnclr Ills;

It may. January ttlI.at:ln'oIo5lt p m .

nesdarvcvsnlnfisnunryw min. st 7;»: Me or-
ay. shunt t.st Ito'n look p m .Ilatu sy.
musty!" I.sl Jo'cmkp m..nt the rut

pro-en! testlm Amt tIE'ItlltllllIIM any Am ll

appeals msdsto them from the Italian-Inf to

m- *Ihrsrd of Retlvf will meet wltb the
sur- salt a lot tmrtt. H ‘Itmdsy. .IIsmIar will

AIRII' "who. in. turn o urmof s
the he‘ll of MI and Ills5blgd pimnnr.

35M; grinding: . llnsrdolllnllef.

orwisi it lurernberllltlhlfll. dill!!!

cm Bout It IIIIIII Italics
’0'! (’3' is hereby given that t

shill I551; on undernbitivrs‘n hat ht” m

sy unitary ll.stlp.r :‘lnrsrlsr. Antlttry

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