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Men’s Furnishitis' Goods. Hats
scum NORWALK.
"are thin the beat s... York
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lecturers and perfect is: lit.
QHiLDREN'S waters art as scars.
and Gene.
costs: ON,
infirm—13mg
JAMIE EDWIN. lditorand Proprietor.
hall- {6 : 8 till
M: l mhfl'fi'aufldfihwu'mm
"Sofia“ioiw‘iiii‘fiiiiifiif
Bo! 8—Corner Washington and North Main
streets.
Box e—Ooruer Day and Tolles streets.
Box O—Oro- street.
Box fl—West street. opposite Franklin street
school .
Bus 18—00an street. opposite school.
Box ll—Oorner North Main and Ann streets.
Box Ill—Corner High street and Bayvlew
avenue.
Box lG—Norwalk Iron Works building.
Box n—Corner West avenue and Cedar
street.
Box ill—Ocular
avenue.
Box Sit-Corner Ely avenue and Boston street.
Box flBvOorner flonth Main and Monroe
streets.
Box as —llectrlc Light station.
Box u—Falriield avenue and Cedar ‘street.
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West street and Taylor
miniature Almanac for 'l'o-Iasorrow.
Sun Rises Sun Sets High This how Title
at 6:17 at Mil at 10:39 at 6:!!-
‘ New York [lentil Weather lure: an.
l The weather today promises to be warmer
i and generally fair ti 1 noon. followed by rain
-in t e afternoon or to-nlght. ‘iomorrow n.
l promises to be cloud and partly cloudy. with
I {all ht temueratnrec antes. attended by rain
Ins possibly followed by high winds.
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[.0qu Point of t;:'l'hermomatn.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
twenty-four hours ending at noon to-dsy was
" shove sero.
Prescriptions carefully com-E
pounded at
li.ll.Plaisted
- F t 'Druggist,
’43 Washington St.
scorn NORWALK.
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the People of Our
Doing and Saying.
The communication on fire depart-
! ment referred to in yesterday's SBNTlh'i-le,
i will be found on the second page.
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—Turkeye.chickeus,i‘3lc People's M’k't.
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Mrs. E. Lelliu won the roast, yester-
day, at the People‘s Market.
—Steiner, Uermsbia filo. Thrusday eve.
on Well IodrRTF—‘Tnnd A. u.. will
work the third degree tonight.
—Lane's for me,};im, quality and
variety.
Butler Lodge, l. O O 1",. will rehearse
the initiatory degree tonight.
—Borimins in children's suits and reef:
or», at W. A. Benedict's.
Mr. and hire. David Re r ion. of Cedar
. street; are the proud par incl 8 girl.
Captain Arthur Ke worth, of 22 Grove
street. has rigged an otherwise improv-
ed his new boat “Mary."
—Ail kinds Er ESQ}? fish. or [laym‘
market.
J. It. Raymond has the mnrmct to
builds two-story addition to the resi~
deuce of George F. Beam, Faitfleld
avenue.
v'l'he March number of the Musical
Home is now ready and can be procured
at this office for 8 cents and one mupon.
Wall Paper,
Frills. .0ILS. cuss.
trusses. etc.
llanager Donnell. of the Hyperion
theatre. New Haven. has secured two
great attractions for New Haven this
month. Lillian Russell on the 19th and
Robin Hood on the 2lat
gu’l'hree pounds of good beef steals, for
he at lisyea' market. '
Arthur '1‘. Merriam and B. F. Stevens.
who formed a copsrtnership last week
and opened a grocery atom in F. F.
Byxbee'a building on South Main street.
will dissolve partnership Saturday night.
The business will he continued by
Mr Merriam.
-—A. D. Ferria.agent for theWheelrosn'a
figuration 00.. baasppointvd 0.? Beeley
a Frank LSmith toast as enhancers.
Mattel to [its you
doing your sort.
its only lasatt'a Pure.
int and Best ilnasarl
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The Co. is thorolughly reliable and 'lwal
E G h wheelmen ahou insure their cycle!
; a or am, against loss by theft.
Charles B. (iiimr the hunter's
trail at the meeting of [loose Tribe,
last night. J. B. Bitter. of Katohuwan
Triton! (.‘rown. N. Y.. was among the
Ivfllailtora present. and made an interesting
tress.
-New kinda all thejliume. at Lane's.
The little girl found on Wuhingtm
street yesterday afternoon. and w
wouldnotorootddnottellhar name to
Dulcer Penn , was the dart tier of
hurls Raym , employed in he Uou-
solidated freight horses. and who lives on
Monroe street.
“Codiiab stock. the. People‘s Market!
The cases of Amend Barber and Oscar
Amundsen. the Norwegians who were
charged with drunkenness and breach of
thepssee,cama before Justice Barrett.
the We
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V right! Isa-issues fr:
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The Miaa’ ofthe
_ church will marma-
l Blillillll. Waldo”. so We
, ‘ ssn remiss no. ' '
. —l.osrla of New candy in W’s.
ass '
a“ aftermath at l‘il o’eloelanlls the
pulses. rs. reader:
* .HRANT- w. mm... 32'
he» as “maladies“ “Mylar“. '
’ . -laasybosyiatelastaekym.ltehar.
its W “a
“Heaths
[esteem
COMEWoN.
and buy a good horse cheaper than you ever dreamed of, at
BROOKSIDE raam.
A‘ fresh car load of 21 in to day.
Acting School Visitor John ll. Ught
di‘alted the Franklin street school yester-
Y- ...M___
The B. R club will hold a sociable to-
night in the hall of Minnehahs Division.
~ Sensor Temperance.
Mrs. McMahon. 51 Spring street, was
the winner of Saturday’s prizeroeat.
atthe People's Ifarket. . _
——Shud. 10c. People; Market.
sonwsu new?
A lire-any Budget of Items 'I‘DII the
Upper Ind of town.
A court martial will be held at the ar
moi-y, tonight. to try Company 5‘ casea
Fred St. John Lockwood is out with a
stylish new carriage from the factory of
l enry Tilly.
William Murphy was fined 31 and
mute for drunkenness. yesterday after-
noon, by Justice Coolidge.
Michael Heal. of Water street. was
fined 07 and costs this morning by Jon
tlce Austin. for beating his wife.
Mrs. Annie Cianccy. sister of Mrs.
Mary E, Hendrick. of Main street, died
in Enthumptoo. Mass. last week.
The Norwnlk Wheel club will hold a
«mini meeting tonight. at which ufiit‘em
for the ensuing your will be elected.
——Try 'em before vou buy ‘em in lane's
John 1mm." Elation-harry um
milkmun. is peddliu milk in a hand-
srofire new wagon hui t for him by Henry
I y.
Manager Hoyt has decided not to allow
iheTotten Comedy company to continue
i‘ilieir performances in the Norwalk Opera
Oil. ..
Following the city meeting. last night,
the mayor and council repaired to the
Council Chamber. but the meeting was
ad journal to next Monday night.
Ataspecisi meeting of the Norwalk
Horse Railroad company. held yesterday
afternoon, the stockholders approved
the application submitted to the Com-
mo: Hound! of South Norwalk last
nig t.
Rev. Wnsliin ni'iliuldeu will lecture
on “True Social ism." in the parlors of
the Norwnllf club, Wnlnesduyeveniu .
under the auspices of the Women's chili
and the Norwulk club.
The Emmet club held asocinl session
last evening in commemoration of the
one hundred and sixteenth anniversary
of the birth of the Irish patriot,
Robert Emmet. There was music. re-
freshments. speeches and other interest
ing exercises.
Mrs. Charles Arnold died at her home
on lain street. this morning. i so
years. ’ljheth'cmsed wnathe "Km? of
.irs. levr Burdiclr. The funeral will he
held from her late residence. Thursday
after-nix)“ at 2:300'cltka. The interment
will he at. Union cemetery.
—-l’lease remember that we are the
leading low price grocers of this town.
Junea' or Ilaud 8. floor “.90 ML. Mo
hex, delivered: smoked shoulder 9c. r
In; sugar cured ham, lllc lb: will.
Krauulated auzar for 100. The New
York Grocery 00.. 15 orth Main street.
Theateamer imam... h Captain
Joseph Ellsworth. of New urk. has
been placed in commission for the
summer season.
The report of the treasures of the water
food for the year ending September 30.
1898. shows 021.601.?! receipts. and 020.-
446 86 esmditnrea. The water crim-
missioners’ report from her ill).
1890. to March 1. 1800. shows receipts of
“2.88 and disbursements of man «it.
commissioners call attention to the
need of a further supply of water.
-Ptaityof W.athne'a.
Frederick B. Anderson, s colored real»
dent of Part street. was arouard earl
this morningnhy hearing some oeeamund
the house. e saw a man mingcut of
his hen coop. tie shouted totha intruder.
but got no reply as the fellow stared on
art's? actor ,a hihabw‘ of the knees.
a way acres supposed a token
thief waaaeen to fall law a brook. lie
crawledostaodlrnr aws. ll.
dmhuufluwfimglhwbh.
Edward and Fred Brewer
kuowntothepeopleufc
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James Betta, the ._ will move
shortly from the place on West
avenue into the homestead on
Blue street .
ores rue elves.
rm meeting.
gist. own- one.
llhmhers of lbsSnnday school of the
Eaatavenua church will meestoraono
night for rehearsal other male
lmt.
.‘s'sn he;
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Quit! W
by David
log the store formerly
days In.
The East Norwalk Drum corps will
compete with a camber of other in
aconteat to he held in Stamford
couple of weeks. ‘
The E worth of thefiaat Aven-
ue Melba-list Emi church will hold
a “povart aerial," rlday night, at the
Infuse-of lss Evelyn Hawkins. hide
p ace.
PASSING TIE Bill'flllMY BOX.
Au Amusing Inc—idiom! I;at Occurs-d in an
vptowa lands! behest.
Quito an amusing incident «mu-red
Sunday in an uptown Sunday school.
where it has been the custom for some
time mpusssround a birthday box, in
which may be deposited a sum of money
equaling the age of any member of the
school. whose birthdayhas paused since
the previous Sabbath. This Microfilm 'ns
iusually taken by one of the smaller boys.
all: on almmr‘fcaaalolna the TEN-m of
t pennies em coins. la fall
into the box. when birthdays in??? been
numerous. is indioafive of a material ad-
dition to that particular fund. and sug-
gests more fruition as to the ages of
the several who. In the instance
above referred ti. young lad. wrth' the
)x.waapatien ywaitiug for a oung
ladytodepoait her oflering. which was
done in a somewhat deliberate manner.
giving the colla'tor am le time to mum
the nannies as they ell into the box.
Quit: he thought the little follow an—
nounced aha y "Seventeen." which
calmed a ripp e of merriment through
the. school, and brought the rosy bimbo-
to the cheeks of the on lady, whose
ago was so suddenly {wright to notice.
triangular Inna" Tables.
One of the latest fashion is that of atri-
angle shaped dining table. made by placing
tbrseamalltahlaa earner to corner. Over
the cavity may be placed a large circular
trsy. which can he Iliad with flowers. This
arrangement hastbe t of novelty in
thehctthat everyone thehcatand
hostess. who occupy scab respectively at
the at: of the triangle and the center of
the . The central decoration ransthe
low. either a mess of violets or short. stem-
med Mara
Old fashioned salteenars arsbere again.
butln such artistic rte-lass thatwe erect
them as novelties. The ailmeata ml dogs.
with their perforated heads. no lower-stand
guard over each plate at. the table. Their
aucceasoriamueh moreartlatio. ltisshapesl
like a pansy. with the curled over petals in
frost tipped silverand gilt. The aaltapoon
isa tiny sflair. lea bandlels twisted gold
with the bowl an ldy shaded mm
clad pansy. which looks like a atlckpin
with a deep center. da- aalteeilars
iueased in silver filigree are also used by
the ultra fashiomble.
Single oyster sheik of Bus china are
among the latest skins for table use and
are a vast ham upon the oyster
plates. The‘ dutch-a bivalve la
tolieaervrdlnlssownhalf shell. but each
of these fits ubely into the shins one. and
the six or eight designed foraaeh person
can be own aplateof cracked ice.
The advantages besides those of appear»
sacs-re increased daiutiaeaa and the op-
portunity to serve truly cold oysters with-
out spoiling their flavor by direct contact.
with the ice. ~«House Furnishing Review.
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A Chinese first; law.
A Haokow correspondent gives as so
count of the discovery of a young Samson
at the militia examinations. There were
about 900 candidates. of whom an obiaixxevi
the degree of promoted men. They are
tried in archery. lifting. award and spear
surrogate. also in writing. Thennior
wranglerwaaay Ian 'yflymof
age from Kluhna. la in succe-
was ln lifting. and hlaatrangtbls estimated
atMcattleeitheeatty is about}; Minds).
thwgh really they any it is only an entries.
This is tested bylifting anomalous“ so
cattles weinht as high as the bis-sat. This
man not only lifted it to that hot
gaveieaflttletosa up and caught t as it
came down.
The wevuov was astonished and ain't
him to l'vprat the tan. 'l‘he yen“ lass.
mad at having
some secret Ital thawed his cast. caps»
lnablabara .sud Wis-rm»
the entire ntialactlm ‘ of the Judges.
Though in archery and other premises his
skill wee not conspicuous. be was awarded
liteflntplsceonthellstsf sues-finiten-
dldauaaad the ””de blasthebanor
ofaakinnwho had been his washer and
trainer. lie led thatitweahiafather.
whowzlghmsafamiL Maribel
mantle when. he.-
. roulele.
Ll vmdtbefl’dhv.
ttle Johnny-«it's llef'f how thin
moorsfi" “'"
ny 'L‘hrlat-ae l at a
sled.“ thus wean'aaay am. sell the
Christmas have that l skates. and
thereweaa'taayiee. has t (thine-as
use new antes. and a astral-l. tee.
there'waaa’aatkia‘ wagging-a-
”lei-«flood an “t “f
Iowa and (leads of the Day In last -
lust '
Nash. and which was burned several '
it is the seniors-am... use. For Sale by
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A. Dickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTOII STREET. scum uonwam. couu.
02:2.
Highest of all in Manning l’uWCL—ulélflfnl 11.5 Gov'l Report.
. Baking
Powder
90S“! AND IEf‘lTATllelt.
fie I. I. S. I'. I. limit—cud Entertainment
at the I... of Dr. lilallv Para».
no: musical and reading given by is. "
You“ Pwpls'a Society of t'nrintinu Eo—
daavor of the Congregational church.
last night. at the residence of Dr. Emily
Pardee,waaa gratifying success highly
creditabhfo those win devised and er-
ranged the entertainment.
Tbeevening’s enjoyment began when
III. B. Tilly. piano. John Young. rio-
lll, Ind Hester Howard Tilly, comet,
rendered the "Reception March." by
Wallace. in response to the hearty so
please, a selection from Keller was
given. Miss Anna 8. Dunning gave a
piano solo. much to the delight nr than»
Mat. The selection was Raff's
"Hitch Killian." Miss Margaret lilt-
Clumread l humrsroue sketch. to lwr
usual bright an i witty way. lira Aura
Parker Kennedy follower with avocsi
solo. entitled "Wining." by Strelnzki
The solo was greatly appreciutul. us was
shown by the rapturous applause. As
- com.“l.ove is Kind" was given.
li- Dunnlng accompanied. lira. Kev
recited. " dingto a Tom." and for
the inevitable enoorwgare "The rake
Recipe.” it is suit-tn any Mrs. Krlrp
was never heard in more populism-rer-
lions. The local hits wen! espiu'ially er -
‘nyed. An autohurp and piunoduerhy
Schauh.\vss rendered The music from
these twoinstruments was sweet indeed.
An exhibition of indian club swinging
% Herbert Tilly showed much skill
e chasing number was a piano solo by
Hi- Ilinnin Schenb. which "fltl much
enjoyed.
The rooms were bright/anvil hyn pro
fission of flowers. tastefully arranged.
Refreshments were served. ilr Pumice
proved herself an admirable hostess.
while Miss llary Field Parties ably aa-
alatasl.
“HANDS LESS i'RiiEST.
liters-slag Kept-iris Made at \e—u-rdwy'a
looting of the Relief 5smlely.
A detailed statement of the work done
during the wintvrhy the Relic-f Smiety
of South and limit Sim" lit will he made
public in n few days. The demands upsm
themsmrrmnf th:~ awn iutmu zire- iu‘~
ntmingim urgvut :pa miliirr \t’i-ulili‘i'
upproaflu-a and the umuvrtumriws for
unwitting criipluyimui int-renew. le
organization is a [K’flnullr'lll our, how
ever. and will nmtinue its gr“! work on
low: as their? If? newly one» in provide
for on either side of the river.
Very interesting reports werv made by
arrow of the viuitors at it running of ”in
society. held eatenlsy after-main in tin.-
parlor of 0| Well Hook and Ladder
com you [lavilundstn-«t. The vice
pn-sulent. i’uionei lrs‘lil' Smith. [irmiilv
ed, and also" thirty n'pn-«entutive hollow
of this ass-firm of the town were present.
Mrs Samuel Bopkins. nl Fruit Norwiilk.
reported a donation of shame from Union.
bury. Mathewson it: (‘uz Mrs. H. l'.
largo. fill in Hull]: i’nlnnel holin-
Bmit . .00 in rush: lilies Raymond.
fifty cents in rash and genus-rite: Mrs.
J Vromn. children‘s clothing: Mn.
8. . Andrews, children's grimwuts.
Mm“. F. Waters' reprm. mvcring her
work since the organization of the worrie—
ty, was that stu- had mode in? calls. haul
turnedover to the M'retary .65 m
malnfltlof' which was r-ontri uteri by
the late l’mfmrr Knudsen. the day be»
fore be was taken sick. and that ”he hml
received numerous articles of clothing.
A canvass among the visitors present
showed that they had made in the aggro
gate over four hundred mile on the
worthy mu- during the ten wow-ks the
society heels in existence. ‘
Therwportof the treasurer. Mm. it. if
Phiated. for the week ending yesterday.
showed "refute of 082.41 and «spent-
tureaof .38.”. Ieuviu s balance in tho-
"savory. with the” ..i2cash on hard
at the last naming, of $392.93. The ml
fwel alum the cwgsnimhin «if the
have been 315.21. and the "pen--
dltsrea.
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tflmltlt united the visitv
, Ins m in giving aid: be
familiar luring sa mm of
dollars a week mold a it
W
the help of the mietyfllr
the close of the meeting tins, execu-
llttle help.
itatrsro It as 03AM". sate.
Aw Operation Intended as III. Ina. um
“I. In lave Isle life.
The fumul of Arthur iiirmwnml
lasts, formerly of ltrmik. whose
duthstthe Park Avenue Hotel. Ne
Amfleptiieohurrh.
urJarlswaaimnin New York rity
blmfinahoaslthen by his is.
llCIlfllm. "at no it sort of
Mamiemlwmof the
.llarle. the farm
p ‘ [i'it‘ll' chances of cannula-during, lay little»
but Anna Dunning and Miss Minnie
IA“!!! LEI? A I'IKZIJN.
lireted rs Inwabbr of Old Well at the
Annual Hewllw‘wl the Company.
The annuahneeting of Old Well limit
and humor company was lwld [rust
night. The file-("“0“ of Milt-mi rceulted
as foliovvs: Foreman, Edward F. Smith:
first assistant. William H. H. Clark; m»
nude-amour. tharlcs C. Nichols; secre-
tary. (marina W. Stow: treasurer, Frank
.‘1. F. ‘ wayward, .l. J. firiodm’n.
The applications of the following
named men for atomizer-ship were favor-
ably re mod: Mayor I. ll. Lee.
tor Wicca. Julius W. Miller, G. Fred
BeualictJoae Davie. William Willie
and Edward l 'hite.
The anniversary r'orrmiittw sulnnrttni a
very flattering report. showing that ur-
mngoments fur the coming wlehrmmu
are progrmeing finely
Dr- fluJ;tisr/er:éulw byiduetag'agn
Editor of The Smlinrl: it in am firm
belief that monufarturi-rs who 309k to
l’t‘liltt't‘ the wraps of their employee not
only malt» a. great mistake, but Issue-n
lemming lhi' run-one of mnaumpti..n, an
it ins-untwlnl that the laboring claw->-
. an: out only the: majority of r-urisuimrs.
but the medium through which llll'
money isvirculotml. Hence. iiw [nurn
' they earn the more. they coriaume. 2’onul
the greater the thaw-m of "minim-tut»
Ting. from the fact that supply and tlt"
imam! are the fumianwutal prinmpim nl
' all kinds of imminent. (74mm uentlyjf thew
is no demand there van )9 no supply.
and no rvrmsumptiuu. on demand. Be-
niilm. low wages mean; low «is. and
imiicrmnd for grids. and ave a to-n-
dency toredrmz unmpetitiim and u do»
mood for i‘he'apf‘l' made goo-ls. \la-
therefore believe if manufacturers. m-
ound of fuming twmlrinatlunr’l for lin-
rmltwtkmof wages of mployee, would
i mmhine for the mtabiishment of regular
and staple wives in manufamunng
’gnml.~,insmulnf trying to punitive a
hem-r article than flirir Himp'liwr-o fur
irate money.“ Wrrlllil lw- "lill'li luv-um fur
all mm-ernml.
M. S. l'sk’i'ltp It, that Somalis
“Perhaps you would not think so. but
a very large proportion of illnesses in
New York crime from carelessly-9s about
raft-bung cold." says Dr. V) mo Edison.
“it issrwb a simple thing: and uncommon
that very few Wt."ll". uni-w It as a case
of pneumonia. my any attention to a
cold. New York is one of the barsl'hmt
places on the Atlantic ”not and yet
there are a great many cos. 9 nf catarrlt
and mneumption which have their origin
in this neglect of the simples-rt precaution
it! every day life. The most sensible ad
vice La. when you have one get rid of It.
as soon as Dim-IMP. liv all means do not
Mule-wt it." Dr, l-Idsonrlues. not u-Il you
how to cure a cold but we will. Take
Chamberlain‘s t‘nugh lh-nv-ly. it will
relic-re in.. lung, mtlrspecuirntiun. open
the secretiims smlsoon effect a perma-
treat core. '13 and in rent bottle! for
sale by H. t’. Willem.
The tribe—mm u hailed as a harbinger
at Spring. it. is also a reminder that a
bio- d-purit‘ier i4 medals” prepare the
system for the tirtdllntrng weather to
come. Listen and you will hear the buds
singing: "‘l’ake .‘lyer's liarsapanlla in
March, Anvil. lay.
Alla—'sl’lstwvan fer Pulse.
Allen's fliscovrry rot Piles is a' min
core for all binds of pi . Do you have
mm and chafing intro-eliciting
often at night? It in mm to neglect
these gym if you have audered
for years with ehnmic piles and feel you
can t be cured, xiv; Allen's ”iterate-n
one trial. It iaauew isoovery cures
plies. Hold by all droughts. Price 50
cents. Hunt h mail for so cents. Ad-
ill‘ms Allen's liscmny. no: M. lekoy.
. Y.
if a how loss autumn-tn: arse adln
never on: amudflthslrsetmosnag
muchrml'mm
W
era? hllband s have to pay
each mwwc’uflom ii
whet wsdd unsung y. mite
the it“! Ml iux'lrv 51m, M
heir. so cm as the met
inzmrw’fu i'ismnl'u .iror Wile. wine
you may have. {no pmffiiwt ‘4 IV“ a
.i or. lMo'hItrm Mart} this. life Klan
A we‘riuananrsiailc' m in the left
steroid" lied amass!
well known amulet of Des lobes.
Iowa. for mes-ta “the. At times the
pain mmmhemhl not lift my-
thing With all he eonfldrshw mid not
fit I
rs
of it eatil he a meshes:
'a Pain Balm. ”i any made three
applicuimieoflt," he says. "and have
since mfaeefmsllpeln“ llenmv
WMllto
it is for sale or U. C littllwm.
children cry to}
Pitchers castoria.
~- children cry for
Pitchers casterla.
ted.
I
When My «rawhwn-v— tau-r f’mh
Malta assault“.le mum
mummmmhv ‘
mammmmmm
c
We
“W
“first us in. so. u s. r.
”f” “23:...
Mideast crater
Cascade.
w l u rand lowers-armour. .o. m-
mrkéthn mpzwrent Ole slid to. Apply
r. J. ll. inverJ A
meaimiiarly atlllcv S
,GllliilNilM PENS.
art
'01"
lg. ducemrms io’Puroliasors
FURNITURE.
Special Sale of llivans and Comer chairs,
.
9“"
H‘
l6.
Marked down from $12, 014, $18, $20.
Well. what of it.
t know.
null-lot and wholesome. also better flavor.
one lira aw (mm liiinola to flow York.
the best. nlch variety would the dealer of
that is not the mum we sell it exclusively.
we have nearly doubled our business in t e
l’EilPlE's IIIIET.
1'8 Ntiflll‘ “WRIT“; Norwh‘lki.‘ " ”
Telephone trauma—3. I Satiafsct
To those desiring somethln
WORK. 1 would cell site
all signs.
. a
and [toe
g rspeclull y
ntion to the
natural and graceful.
AT REASONA
r. s. unison. runiuuuu
Big Slaughter
CLEAR
l 2,000
[if Boots, Shoes a
CLOSE
less than cost. These goods are
lily Dressed Bari, Muttonflliiii. MEI-it?
oat thiamnod petmia. its better. Shell we rove it? ‘ Here use. It
every doctor you don't know. will recomlnenrl it as hes tiller lug:
IdAgain. use common mm. The lrei ht c
won
but rinse
short time we have has led
the beat families of both cities. (lust notice where our delivery we
futimony In the truth of above atuemente. A Prime Rib ifrmst g ran away every do
.E. I... WADHAMS.
FREE DELIVERY.
ion
Artistic 'n'h'otog'rap'hy
C. H.0HA1R
oatas large on an inferior an oral salon
ludrfement ship? Again. it costs lore.
tsulta the uhlie in such an extent
it. We are selling to
one stop) and we otter their
Y.
”an-ww—
i
Proprietor .
PEilPLE'S MARKET
guaranteed.
l Telephone call, Iii-2i.
line in PIIOTOGRAPIIIU
new line which I um now executing in
rain or expense will be spared tovobtain beautiful results. both in lighting
n2. especially with delicate castumes and draperies.
FOR GHILDREN
Particular cure is given to obtain pictures. which embody all that is childlike
Appointments for sittings may be made by mull.
‘ Crayon and Water Color Work
BLE PRICES.
Eli. . 53 ‘Will H. liililWilil.
VEY.
—.-\.\'ll.——
ANCE SALE.
PAIRS
nd Rubbers to be
D OUT
at the greatest bargains ever offered in Not-walk during the next
These goods must in: sold in make r torn for others com~
ing in, or: do not stop until you get to the oldest shoe dealer in
town. who krmws just what to buy for the wants of the people at
too numerous to mention prices.
Come and see for yourselves, Your old friend,
C. H. Harvey.
'A stick in the hack."a [min under!
the shoulder-hinders, water brush. liiious-l
“and constipation. are symptoms of '
disorderlv smmsch. kidneys. liver and
bowels. For all ailments originating in
a «interim-went of those organs. tuks
.‘lyrr‘s Hi I‘.
To LET.
Fl'illiilrlliEl) hortaeiolet. In lililgeilvhl.
1 with all mods-m improvements. in rn-uuu.
laundr and stable: 3 minute: walk from
powto m! and «lunch. Timiuuta from lli'ltnl.
r‘oat url'ire bot i'Jl. flirim‘flelil. (Winn. mil lm
l'l’l’ill part of house. No l livnr' 1d,. i
. "I'll!"- Wfil Sit-Ill: ll rooms on my i-t..
Itfll.$lllll‘:aiuriuwcr part of lmnw, So. to
Ken avenue. East .Xorwalk. rem low. Apply
to W. YUUSHN. nt lurks-owl Manufacturing
company. ‘ .61
I OL'HE. So. 3“ Day street; lmliN‘. n-rnrr
Day and Tolles street; house near Elm
lime More; moms No. lTolleis ”Whilpslalf“;
more So. ri'firllea street down emit». Apply
u. sons 11. KNAl'i’. valve»: street. res u
"KORE. at Rowaywn. in lower and rum-r
thirsty settled pearl of village. with no
«harm near. Earrileui stand for more“.
hakeryor marker Apply in ii )i..l. (‘ltA '.
Rawayion. (”nun . In!- 1w
1 Ol'i'ilori Litln‘rston Harman modern in.-
prorerm-nia. Rent ”Jill. mmuin- of
W. 3. Rider. it West avenue. mil ti
( BLHAIJV' of ulllce in pin-t utlir-e liiilillng
fimnerlyrx'cupled by meh iii. Layton
Brat. villi Also {our mum. It fls'monri
mil. an» an»! - m if. swalt' '2. out
lgar (3:. office. rill ashlugmu “mitt
street.
Well i'
finite» M v Ilaviland mm; summers}
twilawlin ‘lfllilfi All i"€'r.“fi"'d‘ruli"
Montana-sale. '1‘..' «r.
liflvrhsrdsugetuorgiifkipt. filifm
3““ or liner house. Worst-taro ave ue.
‘” NF“?
will? ‘ V V “will“ the
Tail!" swan.
n
l
'7 a.
V‘m“ Mimi
lu’pi‘ie’r for use in hakiuu
bread. treatmroaais dairwrsme. em. in
M.- for tea twill. so. hoe. Alili u'rrw.
(”uncouth llatn street. mi tf
of
l
A traction water muffins..." be him
all cunts
for want of use» Apply at this
"ifiltiofl; on and... Marvin ad. a
l t’versto the osmo- of “fins"
3.0%wa years old and «me
at heartache easiest J. it. l'inmir. wit i
the bar of
a: in.- ” ann’m‘ 'ii’i’l‘u’in’lfi
W I
:3- int . I. mamylwwayMn. Ct. mm
I ‘ “kit Elicia}... rue
Sitter i. ll Church
willgfvea CONCERT in the
Navwalk l. i‘. t'karrlr.
“till.“ lil'lflili‘ltl.
(alumnus. a. M. V. Hooch so
Ila-lea. first villi-inn lur. rail it
'l'lll‘
LEON IfiAAOS’
I r‘lhtotwrlu
museum-inmates! other use.
“mussel lamest“.
museums!
w‘ws ‘M
-M. .. . “WWW
mm hul
rain of ‘
Taylor.& Golden
Real Estate and Insurance,
wasurmrmu STREET.
i'r-rmue looking fora lot,or house and lot.
Willi lile View of pint-liming. nre invited to
cull and ”airline our ilsl. \\ e have vlwu. l‘or
Alit‘ in every purl of llle‘ city .‘ti rmmmahlc
prices ran-l on my ferrite. an!!! ti'
w a N'rnu.
\‘ui'h’ti iiuly would liki-pmiiiun to do Iiizlli
nillve work. - 't-‘irit'f' or silo-dud in I
nun». Ailiirt‘en. [tux i: ll .m‘i- .\. i.. \'.\. DER-
lili.T. Smith Normilh. 1". mil in
Stevens & Merriam.
i)l-‘,.\l.i’.li~‘ i.\’
Groceries, Feed, Fruits. Etc.
l'lfl “HT" ‘3 \IN NTREI‘IT.
l
——-~» on
Look at the wllualiiy!
Look at the Prices!
who.oflinumlmmlrinnur. lillsil limbnsl
“anilini’wzll itw twat New I even ”self".
"’2
a
5': :Illlie. heel i'ullfnrnlia i'rutw-I. 2!»; :‘i
trust lmtup march. its».
llvwl lllt'e. il’x‘; brad fl.
, mo ght. tin-u llm-n. 33w
Qltithertluie. luv lull‘ifmtv'. 'i‘ry mirliuttshfil‘
lls ; Milk. lilo can: lll‘ll l‘lmiralilu huh-tardines-
tic lmr. Weharellmimtof‘l‘ea amluvflm.
ilivemnrall. lituniaiieln‘nrwlfree. llflitf
Notice.
sooth homaik Union school District.
Vill‘ii‘lfi is hen-hr two that an as t
i of the ratahlaes to within the said is-
lrii-t 1m been muieonihe tom; list of
and that said list has been this i ar do i
h ihsvlerk or the said district at he cut
r «Holu'tmen. No a it ilroatl Place. th
l
l
hlorealir ('oim. for examination a
u... limit of mi»: will meet in r ’
the «electricians-n. No. r. itslimru Piece 0
llwilth day of March. A. l) . Im. at ! o'clone
v. on. to hear sod llf'ifflfllllll ell appeals in
to them for the mural million and perfection 0
said mmtnrvnt.
Dated (at the city of Mirth N rea‘lt f‘
lhisthe flat. as ofl'ebvtiary. A?” ' me.
WW?“ minimise.
Yiiililll'l'l'
rich-oi mum
. 7 m
lilflli‘l'.
Notice.
'O'l'iifl: is hereby also iron that all
metit of the retain or entitle of tie
District. which was an situated the there
{1" distinct and Mpll’llfll value. has are
the . is and this day lied Iyt
Lilli "l“: timi'lli-iwhl iii" 5' “ill” in.
o o. in . o
m we”? hi "i“? 3'41"”; NM is oil"
so a mi- lyi ml I . nrwa be.
t From» . a. n. his
EN“; rinnmiltse t
human!
is..i§=i;§uimimasonic;-
MAKE mono. H
”Y Ammlflfl
Iiilillii BUSINESS Biliilll.
urinal? "imam” . M
Wflfifiufiwflm
a. .t season. has.
i
(blouse Mover}
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