ass constr- earns xiii iii
2 It” MIA“. ‘
,. . it s r’ ’ ‘ ‘
7' noilemlkeet'sr passe new m
”WA-Annette muvsallet Arv
. . . elves—.5 cottage Ave-we really awar-
W-A lively Beating loosen.
- em, reports was informed this
' j m, and ankko the tremendous
. smashed Mom Million lilo
‘ Wailers Honsein New York
lat wssk, was that which W
”attained lib leading lady. Madam
Hollie Gordon.» has farewell appear»
mandwhismasssement. llisi Gor-
doe :huheeIlKling'e leading lady. it is
fill, but on Mrday Mollieand a lady
friend returned to the than, where
they ate and slept and made merry,
much to the dissatisfaction of the reel-
dulte. _From what was learned this
interning from an attache of the theatre,
. m3 did all the lading. First with his
Knight. then with his left. he sent the girls
with brute force against a fence. fie
then threw Mollie’s lingerie into the
strait. Tbsaewerepickedupand taken
luscthsboues of'laiwis D. Wright, on
Eeetdigne
I»:
, . where they yet remain.
The gil etated,itiesaid, that all this
happened at noon, Saturday, all because
she was "out late in society.” "Klingl
has gone toJIudson City to work at his
trade.” said Leo Morocco. another of the
attaches. Theplacewill now berun by
Profsoor :Edward Bowman, the pianist
of the theatre. It is hoped that, if poni-
hie,itwillatleastuot herunes hereto-
fore, asitwillnot betoleratedauy long-
er. The residents in the vicinity of the
theatre are willing to see it opened under
Mr. Bowman’s management, but want to
see some respectability,,shown .on the
part of;its 5wners and patrons.
The family offiierhert V. Carr, living
on Cottage avenue, is in qusrsntinc.
The disease is pronounced scarlet fever,
and the tenderer is Mrs. Carr. The oc-
cupantsjwere notified of the quarantine
last night when Dr. Baker, the physician
in charge. reptrted the case to Health
Odicer Tracey. ,One of the persons
quarantined is L. W. Tichenor, a brother
of lire. Carrjwho makes his home there.
He has been one of the clerks at Henry
Jones’ grocery store on Pint avenue,
which position he resigned last Saturday
evening tollearn the trade of carpenter-
ing with Messrs. Robertson dc Carr.
Saturday l'lt’lflmn Robert S.Carr.wa'e
on his way home from Northpvirl, L. i.,
where he is employed. when a squall
came up. loud alter considerable strug-
gling he succeeded in hauling in hissails.
Hie staunch little craft, the Nellie, was
brought safely into port, but had the se-
verity ol the squall lasted a few minutes
longer the heat would probably have
been swamped.
CaptaiuflDeeker’s boat l-‘ell arrived
here witha load of send from Rocka-
way bracthSaturday. He deposited
part of his ballast at the Farma’ boat
house, alter! leaving his cargo in South
Norwalk. The boat will leave for New
Haven in a feyvfdays to load oysters for
Providence, R. i;_ _
The attention of persons who had occa-
sion to pom along the Shore road, yester‘
doy, was attracted by a tent erected near
Marvin's coal yard. it consists of noth~
ing more or less than a rubber blanket
held up by two oars taken from a boat
The occupant proved to be a men of
more than ordinary intelligence. lie
said his name was-Otto Blueburg and
that he represents a publishing house in
Battle Creek, Mich. The most singular
thing concerning the stanger's manner
of living is that he does not care for
hotels. He hasirowed his sixteen foot
skifl from Jerseyitiity to this place and
will leave herein a few days and next
anchor in Bridgeport. A reporter asked
him the nature of the work he was otter-
ing for sale. and be willingly displayed
it. As he sat in his rudely constructed
home, be told of his religio a belief,
which is that of a Second Adventist.
He offered argument and saidlit was his
duty to inform all men of the coming
again of Christa”
Captain Charles W. illydenhurg
beached the Sea Bird, this morning. She
will be prepared for the fishing season,
and when the repairs have been com!
pleted she will sail for the East.
1“. Howard King is to build a ten-room
house on his property on Osborn avenue,
0 have all modern conveniences. Archb
toot Ilonhouse, of south Norwslk. pre-
pared the plane.
lfrs. Helen K. Lamb, who resides with
herdanghter, lira. L. 8. Owens, 76 On
horn avenue. sold the Fairvlew House,
in Rowayton. Baturilsy. to a physician
of Stamford. ’
The foundation for Patrick Collins’
new house on Osborn avenue is com-
pleted, and Contractors Ilarehouse d:
Britta will begin argonee the work of
framing. *m____
The son of William. Radian, who
narrowly escaped being crushed to death
one day last week [on East Washington
street, has fully'rscovered.
John Allen left here for llridgeport.
thismorning, on the Jessie It. This is
tbebnat’s lirettrlpof the season to the
oyuer beds infithst section.
WW. oi Osborh avenue,
., ”an in it... you.
unionist
MW- wom vi- m It
thsniorningservlce littlest us
Herbalist church. yesterday. Then-t
”Me As 5.‘ him] “by,“ ”‘.m'
qnset sermon on “The New Jerusalem.”
.Theatteodenoeln theevsaing wasslso
very large. and the‘mannsr is which
Mr. Smith treated his snhjeét"Unsnc-
ssasful ‘d We! Fishing"laoksd
nothing to make it interesting and pleas-
ant to his cerium
Captain Charles Day isprepering the
yacht Brainwowned by Dr. William
Parker. of New York city. fertile water.
She has been lying along the shoreall
winter, but this morning her winter
mold was discarded. and she new
units orders from her owner.
Theollicial board of the East Avenue
Methodist church will not hold their
regular monthly meeting ’Wednesdey
night, owing to the entertainment under
the auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society,
but will meet Thursday evening immedi-
ately alter prayer meeting.
A Captain Harry Hunter‘s boat ”Rachel"
e receivlngansw ceiling in her cabin.
Tomorrow Captain Hunter will load his
household effects on her and remo ya to
Nortbport, L. 1., where he has been of-
fered the position of watchmen on oyster
grounds.
The following letters remain uncalled
for at the East Norwelk post-office: Mr.
C. F. Meade, Master Henry C. Vosburg,
Iflss G. W. C. Morse. (2), Mrs. Sarah
Horton, Albert Kindt. Mrs."Anna Bursa,
Ifrs. Charles Beecher, Mr. J. Johnson.
The coal barge Annie McWilliams,
which ran aground last week, floated
last night, but as no assistance could be
obtained, she sank back to her old posi-
tion as the tide went out.
Another large derrick was erected this
morning in'the freight yard, for the un-
loading of heavy materials to be used in
connection with .the construction of the
Osborn livable bridge.
. 1‘ i “mi...“—
A large congregation was present at
the services in St. Peter’s German
church, yesterday. The pastor, Rev.
Otto Apilz, delivered an excellent ser-
mun.
Members of the Advent Christian
church will hold a cottage prayer meet-
ing, Friday night, at the home of Orson
Stannard, Elizabeth street.
A water pipe on the second floor of the
residence of Charles W. Savage. on
Riverside avenue, burst yesterday and
caused considerable damage.
Mr. and Mrs. George Stevens, of New
Canaan; were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Birch, yesterday, at their
home on Betta l’laco.
L. S. Owens, the South Norwallt jew-
.eler, is making many improvements
.about the grounds of his residence on
i Osborn avenue. _.. '
The latest improvement at the East
Norwalk hennery is a new incubator, in
which 270 eggs were placed, lust Sutur-
day.
Work was begun this morning erect-
ing two large barns on the site of the
; buildings recently destroyed by fire.
, . ._
i The l-prorth League wrll meet at the
.residence of Mrs. Charles S. Simona, l2
5 Henry street, next Friday evening.
; ’Ihe parsonageol' the East Avenue N.
, E. church will be repainted and undergo
[extensive alterations
()llvcl‘ Weed was taken sliddenly ill
2 with chllls,yeslenllly. at his residence on
‘ Riverslde avenuo. ,.
The sell-(:tmen have a force of “men at
work cleaning away the stones on Fort
Point road.
Frank Neugebauer sailed to Westport,
yesterday," :u't'ompnniod by several
friends. .
Frank anderhill, Harry Wilson, and
Ira Hoyt, wheeled to Bridgeport, yester-
day. and spent the day with friends.
' The Crolut k Knapp Cilia New Building.
Architect William S. Knapp is at work
on the plans for the new buildings of the
Crefut dz Knapp company, on Water
street. and the work of construction will
go on as rapidly as possible. The pres-
ent main building will be enlarged by an
extension, 76x54 feel. three stories high,
of brick. with slate roof. Back of this
will he put up a four-story building for
engines. boilers, dry rooms. eto., 361M)
feet, also of brick. There will also has
one-story frame plank shop. 35:1213 feet.
The buildings will probably be bullthy
day’s work.
Organised a Young People’s lloclety.
President Henry 0. Bailey, of the Nor-
walk Christian Endeavor union, accom-
panied by Mrs. Bailey, Miss Edith flutes.
Miss Katherine Swick, Miss Lizzie l.
Tolles, N. C. Omves. Fred H. Rowan
and Fred Banger, drove to Silvormine.
last night and organized a Youngi’eople’s
smxiety in the church at that place. The
crudely starts with sixteen members.
A iterkelsy ltreet lady Injured.
Samuel Morelionse. of Berkeley street.
accompanied by his wife and child. were
out driving yesterday ammoon. While
going through Ward street the hind
wheel ofths buggy came all, throwing
the occupants out and bruising llrs.
Imhouss'qulte badly. The horse res.
list was am. The bum was
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Mr. and Min. Harry Pepper. of No.
518 West End avenue. New York city,
are at home from a short stay in their
country home. Elm Crrst, this place.
After entertaining friends there in the
early summer the Peppen will go abroad.
lire. Sande Selleck suffered a stroke of
paralysis, Friday night, and her condition
is considered serious.
Edward Darling, superintendent of.
Columbia. College, expects to come here
about June 1st, and will occupy a por-
tion of the residence of llisvfather, Thom~
as Darling. ‘
John T. Hoyt, of the laboratory of phy-
diology of Columbia College, spent Sun-
day at his home in this place.
The meeting of the Gethsemane Prayer
Circle has been changed from Wednes-
day to Tuesday, evening and will «be held
at the home of Mrs. Charles Stevens.
DARIEN.
Archer Street. son of Mr. nd Mrs.
William E. Street, died yesterday morn-
ing of pneumonia, alter an illness of only
nine days. He was in the seventeenth
year of his age. He wasa pupil at King's
school, Stamford. and expected to enter
college next year. He was extremely
well liked by a large number of friends.
The funeral will be held from his late
home, Wednesday afternoon at 3 o‘clock.
The funeral of Mrs Allen B. Bates was
largely attended yesterday afternoon, the
services being conducted by Rev. Louis
French, rector of St. Lukes church.
Charles (lofl has purchased a $150
wheel from a South Norwalk firm.
William Higgins, of Fitch's Soldiers'
Home. has received a pension.
NEW CANAAN.
.The liabilities of Norbet limes, the
shoe dealer who made an assignment
last week to Francis M. Bliss. for the
benefit of his creditors, are aboht‘blfioo,
and his assets about $1,800.
William A. Reid has succeeded Ed-
ward Rutledge as station agent at the
depot . . .
CRANBERRY PLAINS.
Rumor has it that Frank Bllike and
family, of Norwalk, will move into
Charles B. Gregory‘s place on Newtown
avenue, about the first of June.
Madam itumor says Dayton Benton
has purchased land of his, father on
which he will build a house in the near
future.
Hezekiah l-‘illow has bought out the
meat market of Lockwood & Raymond,
in Norwalk, and will take pmseesion this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Squires wheeled
from from Bridgeport and spent yester-
day with Mrs. E. F. Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Youngs,und
Mr. and Mrs. John Tinkler drove to
Stamford yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. l’runney, of New York
city, are visiting her mother, Mrs. John
Evanetzki.
Mrs. L. Barnes is the guest of her sie-
tur, Mrs. Jellifle, of imperial avenue,
Westport.
William Gregory is building a veranda
and making other improvements about
his place. .
Ebenezer Gilbert has hired Philander
Fairchlld, of ‘Weston, to help him this
summer.
The meeting of the Cranberry Plains
Church society was adjourned for two
weeks.
Mrs. Albeit Wolnitz has visited her
sisu-r, Mrs. Rosstel. of New York city.
Miss Fannie Morey, of Written, spent
Saturday with Mrs Frank Gregory.
Captain John Crawford spent a few
days of last week at home.
Mia's Susie l’srtrick spent yesterday
with friends in Norwelk.
Wallace Brown. of Weston. is very
sick with pneumonia.
Mr. and tire. Frank W. Gregory spent
Sunday in Weston.
Miss Bertha Hayes is visiting friends
in New York city. '
lfise Barbers. sister oflfrs. Lichtingar,
is dangerously ill.
Mrs. E. F. Taylor is having her real-
dence repainted.
Charles Benton has sold his house to a
Norwalk man.
Miss Annie Ross is recovering.
Mr. Wilson is on the sick list.
IIv-rnorlal Denies at l'alrllsnl.
Rev. ’1‘. K. Noble, pastor of the Nor-
wslk Congregational church, will go to
Feiriield tomorrow. attend the
quarterly meeting of the Fair-
lleld County Ministerial association, of
which he is the moderator. In the
morning Rev. Charles Ray Palmer, D.
1).. of Bridgeport, will give arsvlsw of
President Fairbslrns‘ room work"0lirlst
in Modern Theology.” In lhsattsrnoon
Mill-ml“. memorial semis to the
m I ‘ a! m
7 ‘ “Highest of all in morning‘i’omrm— Lstest U. S. ‘Gov‘t Report.
‘ADSOIUI'ELY PURE '
Caetoria is truly a marvelous thing for
children. Doctors prescribe it, medical
journals recommend itend more than a
million mothers are using itiu place of
peregorlc, Batemau’s‘ drops, so-called
soothing
V .
Bolling
Powder
syrups and other
stupefying
the
tie and
Castoria is
panacea—the mother’s friend.
Castoria is put up in one-size bottles
Don’t al-
low any one to sell you anything else on
the plea or promise that it ("a “just as
good“ and "will answer everppurpose.”
only. It is not sold in bulk.
See that you get Castoria"; ,;\
The lac-smile slgnaturduf / ‘23) ‘W'
is on every wrapper
Amateur- Art Exhibition at Bridgeport.
of the work of local
amateur artists Will open Saturday, May
5, in the Bridgeport Public Library, to
which all non-professional artists of
Fairiield county are invited to contrib-
ute. There is no admission fee. The
Committee desire paintings in oil and
water colors, drawings in ink,= charcoal
and pencil, All exhibits must be plainly
mark with name of subject and name of
the artist. and must to in the Public
Library not later than May 3. The exhibi-
An exhibition
tion will continue eight weeks.
What is Going on Tonight.
Annual meeting of the official board of
the First Methodist Episcopal church.
Regular meeting of Douglas Fowler
Post, 0. A.-R.
Regular meeting of (‘ollax Encamp-
ment, 1. O. t). F. '
L'ncas Tribe, l. 0. ll M., regular meet-
ing; adoption degree.
Regular meeting of
Lodge, 1.0. i). F.
(in r
l‘olumhlan stamps in Demand.
Postmaster Hubbell. of the Norwalk
office, who secured a limited supply of
the rarer Colombian stamps, has dis-
posed of them all to local stamp collec-
tors, and has only a few of the culinary
He was unable to
fill a number of orders, and returned
wouldbe pur-
denominations left.
considerable money to
cbasere.
Bullroad Business Increasing.
The lreightlrai’iic on the New York,
New iiaven and Hartford road during
thepsst week has been heavier than in
any week for several months. There has
also been considerable increase in the
passenger trailic.
Fined .l and Costs.
narco-
remedies.
vquickest thing to
regulate the stomach and bowels and
give healthy sleep ths‘world has ever
seen. it is pleasant to the taste and ab-
soluwa harmless. 'It relieves constipa-
tion. quiets pain, cures diarrhoea and
wind colic, alleys leverishness, destroys
worms. and prevents convulsions, soothes
the child and gives it refreshing and
natural sleep. Castoria is the children's
Bro! hers
~ "Taylor Guinea
Realist
isamilnsurance.
warms-son "nun.
mi look forelo or house anoint.
die.“ and. summonses
our
sale 1 pertof the sit at niasonablr
nrlcesueililbrilsasv terms. ’ salt:
‘It . '
”31715th sand woman or rile or to
A help in light housework. Gill at i an-
ford place. . wl
IBMAN or Swede gllrl to do general house-
were; tw in laml
avenue. last orwal .
M u, ,M. _...--.‘...
IANlNG and’dyeing estab meat No.
4 Ba and 'street. corner ' nth Main
street. on ins of electric cars. South Norwelk.
Conn. We mercifully announce to the citi—
zens of South crwalk, Norm-1k and vicinity
that wesstabllshed ourselves in your midst. in
the dyeing and cleaning business, and are now
prep-radio do all kinds of cleaning and d e-‘
n that“ “Willi“ “’28 and mantis}? l es'
an r e arm an era .ooeks.
es. s. lnfanls' capes. hoods. etpc, ribbons.
fr ages, iano. c an. billiard covers. mufflers.
warts. t as. kid 3 oves.kid shoes. also feathers.
cleaned and curled: Gentleman's garments
dyed or cleaned and pressed in the best man-
ner. C. BUTTERHQEH
s w
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’1‘» IIE’I‘.
LAT of flveib) room on second floor over
Miss Tlllotson's m llluery store. No. 207
Belt Warhln
rooms on th rd- floor in an e hulldlnu. lu-
quire of GEORGE. li‘. BEA SE. at City Na-
tional Bank. , a2li tf
1380“ May 1. house No. 1:! Pine street rent,
. low. Apply to ROTH a counsels.
MlD’ ‘. Ann street. am. 28. 30
I OWIR floor of house, untrally located.
1 all modern lrn rovements Chee rent
tor-smallhmlly. A dress.“RENTAL.' South
Norwalk. ‘ amiw
dam... , . n ,.._
gecond and third floor No. filSouth Main
l street. rent 57 and ailizhouse Woodward
avenue. rent 14; part of house on First ave-
nue. Benedict arm. rent“. Apply to E. A.
WOODWAlID. . .
lORNER house on Livingston place from
May lst. All modem lm rovements.
Rent 820 inquire. W. B. RID .vlt West
avenue. , . althtl
EW house on Cove street. East Norwalk;
L hot and cold water. ststlouar ‘ tubs. bath.
House contains ii rooms and bat room. In-
quire of TAYLOR dc GOLDEN. aL'lwl
‘ROM May 1. house No. it llunford ‘l’lace. H
rooms. lnipiiie at TAYLOR ch GOL»
DEN’S. all:
' ‘izllt‘.stiirernow’inmupiell by liiiirue .Tnl’t. on
, Wall street Not-walk. lnquireot Bl'CK-
[NGHAM nomiwoou. an if
I {CURE with all modern improvements, No
. in South Main street, South' {fin-walk.
Connecticut. inquire of F. F. Blh EB. 74
South Main street. A28 3t
lw
'l‘llllEE rooms, first floor, No. 1H Day street.
rent :9" three riiotns, third floor. Day
street. rent. to; live risims. Ne. 15 Day street.
rent. '10: also ti rooms. No. 40 East avenue,
East Nor-walk. rent low. Apply to V:
YllUth'. at Liwkwmid Manufacturing Com-
pany. will
I? Pi'ltll. part of house No. 3 Clay street. En-
quire of L. CAVANAUii. ho. SCre-cent
Terrace. ap2iltf
Col'l‘AliEcontainlug ii rooms. modern im-
pmvemenl 1. Situated on Rurrilt avenue.
Apply to Chester F. Clark. 18 Quinlard magnifier.
a l.
_ _- ...-_.. _.*.'_._._ ”.4
filiiit‘lt rooms, No. ti Tones street. first floor,
rent 38; house No. 38 Day street. rent ”8:;
All have water in. and are in the ver 82
if
order throughout. JOHN ll. KNA P.
West street. 83
' ' '" ' F'IDRVSALE’I‘
IiORSE: goodlraveler. young: hix’ year‘s old.
will besold cheap, asl have no use for
him. luqulreul‘ JOHN ll. KNAPP, fl! West
street. afiitf
fiossn om... inquire at SCOPIELD‘S
culture anon. may.
l OLDENHLOSS» «A ¥ld paint that. will not
1' rub off or tarnis . but will dry to a
smooth, hard surface. Prii'e.wcents. flOUTH
NORWALK HARDWARE COMPANY. 42!
south Main street. all) if
..__.
AWN Mowers. from 82.5! up. All the lead-
A iiig "miles. including the Eastern Clip-
r. Peil‘ecllan, Thomas. Philadelphia and
flare hound. Lawn mowers sba neil. 80.
NO WALK il'D'W Cl) , 4‘: South . all) street.
mlll ti
II A; it. [lurks-l knives. every blade band
«pi-(god and warranted. S0. NORWALK
ll‘ll' 0.. 4" South Main street. AIL’ll
(Tlllldl‘fl ll‘ll‘)‘i'lt‘ for sale cheap. (‘itll at
this office. iii" if
A BACKUS water motor. which will be sold
cheap for want of use. Apply at this
nlllr'e.
mm N157 "
John Hagan. one of the men who 7
recently accepted a position in the iron
foundry at the [Aicltwood Manufacturing
company's factory, was arrested for
drunkenness yesterday, and this morning
Justice Barrett lined him :31 and costs.
Closed l‘or Repairs.
The lliofut & Knapp company's No. 2
factory is shut down today for repairs
and inspection of the boilers. This shop
has been one of the most steady in the
district as regards work. it will reopen
tomorrow.
N a Horm- Car—a [Kickt'll-llotlk containing
. quite asnm of money. Owner can obtain
same by calling at the Olllcc of the (lam lany.
prelim: ownership and paylnu for advert slug.
Rail
‘ WALL PAPERS.
lam selling white back Blanks
from 100. to 20c. per double roll.
These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 1)
. Memes- ,
n street: also hat of live ll) ,
1": TEA, COFFEE i251 GROGEEW
L ‘1
Notice. City Taxes.
'l‘llE tarps ers of the (‘ity of BouthNorwalk
are hereby notlllodlhat the city tax of
twelve mills on the dollar. laid on the oil as-
sessment list of limb? a city meeting he (I at
Arlen Hall as Mad a street. on the 21st day
of March. l . also the library fund tax of
one-half mlllon the dollar. bill at the same
time. will be due and payable on the llrst day
of May. by», at which time i will moire the
same at ho. s North Main street. Penalty'at
the rate of nine (ll) per cent. a var from . ay
1st. llm. will hechsrgsd on all ills remaining
unpaid on and after one lat lint.
sounds it. caows.
Collector of Taxes of the City of South Nor-
roll.
in. or is in. border.—; of course
we break the combination when
desired.
Gilts are from 15c. up. double
1 have been told by a great
many customers that my price
» for BORDER is much less than
has been quoted elsewhere.
I
Ni. aid
WPERTITBIFE,
No. it Railroad Place. South Norwalll. Conn
CARL SCHAUB, Proprietor.
imported Wines, Liquors and
Brandies, Chops and Steaks
cooked to order, Ruppert’s Beer
on Draught, drawn from the
wood, Oysters, Clams, Lobsters,
Soft Shell Crabs.
Give us a call and test our
cooking. ,
The most complete cafe in
“E... semi.
W .
i Dated at South Norwalk. Conu.. Aprlldilth.
' W
have also been told that my
. stock of FINE goods is larger
than is shown anywhere in Nor-
walk.
Painters’ supplies at lowest
prices.
Painting, Paper-hanging and
Decorating.
E. E. Gorham,
No. 2 First bonus.
EAST uonwnmn
TO ADVIBHIIM.
day isha n is
flortmlbe made to We pc-
,butchanosounnotbeimlsfsd
asarlghtum, “mfnbyw’m
settlements More
One Week and llturday ‘
“unalloc-
monaay. April 3. ..
JUSTIN some
consor-
Presenting their remarkable rsnsrtetm
Monday. Evening. . ' ,
resonant. e
l
Tuesday Evening. .
nivsnroor. or strafing
Wednesday Evening. , , . ‘
‘ nlnna run garment?
Thursday Evening, .
, run 0010mm.
Friday Evening. 1
, run convlc'r's panel!!!
Saturday Matinee. ‘ '
zeros; on nnvoxn run m
Saturday Evening. . " 3
run solemn own.
Popular rises. 10. 20’ and We.
seats at Pl ted‘s and Gregory's draw w
UNDER THE sessions or run .
MEN "
-——OF THE— .
South llmwsll Baptist church '
IT THE churns.
Tuesday Evening. May
FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT .
lNSURANCE.
Real Estate‘aud House A at Ocean
ship Tickets and Sterling grafts. Loam
got ated and Stocks Hold. Office Ii , ‘
lace. next to Post Office. South Norw
Notary Public. Acknowledgements
(Successor to A. G. Judson-J, Dealerla ‘7'
Beef. Mutton. lanih Poll. Sill
sage, Smoked and Salt little
Poultry, Vegetables, Etc.
CorMainandHavilandSls;
We will keep the best goods; sell them
reasonable prices. and treat you right. Gt
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'interest allowed on deposits.
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Patent Medicines
AT OUR PRICES.
Inauumik,
Hood‘s Bamapurilla,
Ayers’ Sarsaparilla.
Dana’s bampafilln,
(“.‘uticura Resolvent.
Scott’s Emulsion.
Green's Nervura,
Stillson‘s Specific for Malaria,
l’aine's Cel Compound,
lirandreth’s ills,
Alcock’s Plantain,
Benson‘s Cupsice Masters.
Castoria.
rmmr’s Pills,
A Wood’s Bitters,
ihuiam’s Microbe Killer, ute.,
llndam’s Microbe Killer. gal. jars.
Yankee Lung Soother,
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