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. Min the lateral taken' In the welfare of
, ;. theolubbyita members.
. York. If Manager Kling had been in
The singing class which met at the
Moi George Batifordmn Maple
”as. last night, held a business meet-
inlanddenlded upon a name forthclr
organisation. It will be known as "The
Social Singing club." Mi-OlsrsBsylss
was chosen leader. 2the next meeting
will some at the homeof MlssAlios
Mus. onilrstsvenae. , The elabhss
at mt twelve members. and their
We! NONI!!! is very mlnent
Ila Mollie Gordon, formerly ‘ the
leading lid! Willi Gem Theatre, was in
ms. .cdliag on her friends.
She Mohamed her wardrobe. the ar«
doles of which were thrown out of the
theatre after she had gone before them.
Ill-s Gallon is at present living in New
sown MisslGordon, itisssld, would have
taken steps to prosecute him for the
brutal manner in which he recently
treated her.
A census of.lhe business bouses in this
place: shows a total or thirty-twb. The
groceries are in the majority. there being
eight; the saloons number two, and the
liverylbnsiness§hss only one representa-
tive. 0f; the eight groceries, all report
trade very good. This place, for its size,
is one of much promistl. and there is a
po-ibility of it some day being the fash-
ionable end of the town (in the Sound.
a
Yesterday afternoon, while a number
of boys were playing oaths New street
share, one of their number, Jacob Bee.
fell overboard. Before his companions
reached him he was completely exhaust-
ed,snd their timely assistance was the
factor by whichlJahie can see how close
he came to going away for the summer.
visited the East Norwalk post oilice, yes-
terday, and made a thorough investiga-
tion of the building and office, and made
litany inquiries as to the suspicious of the
attaches relative to_ 'the recent robbery. He
returned to Boston late in the afternoon
‘0 “PO" ..-“.--
Yesterday afternoon a wagon loaded
with earth and stones broke down on the
bridge, scattering its content! right and
left. The driver. after nearly half an
hour's workqhsd the damage repaired,
reloaded the wagon and resumed his
journey. ~
Mr. and Mrs. _.B (I. Wormr of Nauga
tuck, who drove the entire distanceto
East Norwalk, nearly forty miles. have
started for their home. While here they
werethe guests of their daughter Mrs. B.
B. Beach. of Fee ansllington street.
Rev. [1.11. Tucker, formerly pastor of
Jobs In Falter. of New who m
lply-anion new on hisseauasr
masons the weatsldeof thdriver.
mownqnwmoam of
Multimedia his W in
Brooklyn, yesterday.
Aaonwasbcrnyesierday to Mr. and
Mrs.GaorgeTooker.mm ‘
, nastiness! stairs.
While sorting brush. liobdsy. David
, Tiuehlsr’shorss ran away. . Dave gave
chaos and overtook the fractions steed as
he was entering William Gregory’s barn.
'Nodsmsgewssdauv, but he will prob-
ably use less of Tincklor‘e horse remedies
in the future.
An adjourned meeting of the Church
and Ladies’ Aid societies will be held in
the chapel. on Saturday evening, to
transact business relative to purchasing a
new piano.
Wilbur Allen and mother, of Hurlbutt
street,WiIton,havs moved into the Coley
place at Poplar Plains. Thaddeus Street
will board Wlth them.
All thoss‘lnterested in the chapel met
on the grounds today, for the purpose of
grading and making other improvements.
Miss Florence 1.. Gregory spent yester-
day with her aunt, Mrs. George S. Gram
man, of North avenue, Norwalk.
Washington Lodge, 1.0.0.1, will
hold a sociable at the residence of Mrs.
E, F. Taylor, Friday evening.
Harry B. Bassing' s Big City Show will
exhibit' in the school house on Thursday
evening, May 10th.
Madam Rumor has it that another of
our fair daughters will soon wed syoung
innit from Wilton.
A cottage prayer meeting will be held
It the mldence of I). A. F lllow \Ved
ndday evening. ""
George Rivers and wife, of . New York
city, are visiting (ieorgo Mills and family.
Misses Helen and Charlotte Adams are
visiting their sister,’Mrs. H. M. i‘ illow.
F. F. Clark is laying a. tar wall: for
Manice Lockwood, in Norwalk.
- NEW CANAAN.
. The followingofllcers were elected at
the borough election, Monday: Warden
L.B. Suttonlburgesses, H B. “0591's,
0. W. Hodges. (i S. Beeley, Jr W. W.
Kirk, F. 'H. (Henson. J. F. Silliman;
clerk, W. A. Smallhorn; treasurer
F. L. Uomstock; sheriff. W.S. Raymond;
assessors, C. E. Brinlrerhotl, C. B. Keel-
er, A. l“.Jones; auditors, B. l". Hoyt,
Ed. Rutledge; collector, F. A. Dicker-
man.
The temperance people of this place
are collecting funds to lit up a room
where the young men of the town can
go evenings and play various games.
The idea of the room is for the young
men to have a'plsce where they “pass
evenings pleasantly without entering the
saloons.
Mrs. Florence Keith and daughter.
who have been visiting Mrs. Charles
Sherwood, returned to their home in
Brooklyn,'Monday.
The attention of the borough authori-
ties is respectfully called to the condition
of the roadway near the residence of J.
P. Sullivan.
Patrick Barry has left the employ of
Dr. White, and removed his family to
New York last Saturday.
John Barry has been engaged by Dr.
iireer as gardener.
the Advent Christian church. VanZandt
avenue, is conducting a series of revival
services in the Advent chnrt h. Bainnml
avenue. Bridgeport.
The roof of the East Avenue Mstho
dbt Episcopal church is being repaired '.
The tinslnitbs have been engaged on the
work for two days. and expect to finish
sometime today.
WM...—
anctt & Hosted. of South Norwslk, !
are having their delivery wagon repainta ‘
ad and refitted at John Shepherd a lion s
notary, on Riverside avenue.
...“... the...
Mac singular. pleas yacht
Mamie is being prepared for unchlng
by Captain Nathan Roberts.
hank L'Bommedleu is receiving vocal
instructions from Professor Harden, of
an Yors. . --.-
Ahes Ja'chson, of (love street, recently
shipped 1.000 trees to Daobury.
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”WAIT”.
Doc Everett magnum at the coming,
tabla; the place :ofaiatwrencs Callahan,
who!” badly injured Monday night by
Hi run over hull. A. Persons. who
fisGeuaty Oomurhsieasrs notified
the mats. yesterday afternoon.
“institute: in thsBsmnal Garter
m wouldbe «rationed sstil asst
Mbnaiellirnadsge was traded a
Win-rem
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mats-ii
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Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey. of New York,
were in New (balloon. Monday.
lifll'll. .Uif‘ll MAwN'i.
Officers Elected at. the Annual Meeting
in Hartford. Yesterday.
At the annual meeting of the tirand
lioyal Arch chapter of Connecticut. F.
and A. M., yesterday, in Hartford, the
following officers were elected: (irand
high priest, Isaiah Baker, Jr.. Hartford:
deputy grand priest, Atherton L. Barnes.
New Haven; grand king,J as. Post. Fuss;
grand scribe, Samuel S. Lamb. Thomua'
ton: grand treasurer. John (3. Root.
Hartford: grand secretary, Joseph K.
Wheeler. Hartford; grand captain of
host. Rev. I. l". Stidhsm. New Britain;
grand principal sojourner. Harvey S.
Abel, Stafford Springs; grand royal arch
Grand High Priest [later made thefol-
lowing'appointmsnts: Grand chaplain.
Rev. D. M. James, New Haveazgrand
master of third all. John B. Hilbof
Norwich; grand master of the second
veil. James Cohan. Waterbury: grand
masteroftheiirstvsil. W. W. Goodall,
Wethsrsilsld: grnad senior steward.
Frank W. Beardsley. Assault; grand
tyler. John McCarthy, of New Haven.
...—...... W . .... ..-e ... ... ... head-..“
stale two Bottles of Parts-an.
'I‘wolsrgebettlesof psrfsmsry, worth
05am.“ stolen fro-them
In I. ii. 'l'upliassa’s m stars. last
eventing. 'I'hiinosil'oyonagmansndsr
theinilnenceofintoxlcsntswasarrsstsd
onlloflilatsstrestbyOdlosrsPsaalag
WNW. Herald he listened
iahridppsrt, and walked from that
oisyiacmpanywithsfrludyutsrday.
drug store Mills
Mandivmpwtsdofhsvlagtshsa
3%
captain, Wesley U. Pearce. Mlddletown.
. WEBTPOB‘I‘.
Mr. and Its. frodarlo Bronco gsvss
dinner company, last night. st
houseou Madison avenue, New York,
followed by an informal dance. Their
guests were prominent young society
people. 'TbsBronsoss will leave New
York within the next three weeks for
their country sstablhhment at Greenfield
Bill.
AXMEN'S TRIGONOMETRV.
flow on ifs-educated Woods-son Can Do
tarsal-a the "sight vrl o 'l'rso.
Young students of trigonometry
who regard the solving of the right
angle triangle as a mystic art. would
. be surprised to see the ease with which
a rough, uneducated arisen in the
north Woods solves the perpendicular,
with only the horizontal lineknown. .evioss nd
He does it in a way characteristic of
his practical life, and while the re-
sults are not accurate to a hair-
bresdth they serve all ordinary pur-
poses and save time.
The axman does not knowauything
about extracting square roots or
about the relation of one side of a
triangle to another, but he is practi-
cal, and when he wants to measure
the length of a tree from the ground
up he does it in the shortest and use
lest way, without climbing the tree.
For instance, suppose he is told to
select and chop down a tree which
shall give 60 feet clear of the first
cluster of branches. as is often the
(lasewhcn meets of ships or yachts
are espmdally ordered. It would por-
haps take all day for him to measure
tho trees by climbing up with a. tape
line. Instead of that, he selects a
tree which his oxywrienced eye tells
himis likely to clear 00 feet under
the brunt-hos.
Then measuring from its base 00
feet, less his mm height. he stickers
pole in the ground flush with hishond
at the point measured to. After this
he liesdown tint on his back, with
his feet against the upright polo, so
that his head is just 00 foot from the
tree. and sights over tho top of the
pole.
Wherever the imaginary line from
his eye and the top of the pole strikes
the tree. the axmnn knows is about
60 feet from the ground.
As on illustration, assume that the
autumn is 6 feet tall. He measures
OR 5-} foot from the true, and after
erecting the polo ii {wt high, lies
on his back behind the pole and lets
his eye glntlceovr-r lbs,- tnp of the
pole to the trim.
'l'liislexpcdlcnt of the autumn not
only demonstrates the ingenuity of
the Yankee. but ion gtx'slcxumple of
thovnluo of practical knowledge in
ganernl, ~~Youtbb Companion.
Medicinal Vegetables.
Yogi-lollies lum- direct t‘fif‘t'i. upon
the human sysli-m and uftcu com
bine ran.- i-urntive rumors. fiplflat'll
affords roliof in kidney troubles, and
the common llllllllt'iltrll. use-d
greens, is excellent for lllo some
thing. Aspnrnmmpurucs the blood.
Celery acts ml min: bl y upon tbmwrv’
one system and is n cure for rlwmnn
tism and neuralgia. 'l'mnotm-s out
upon the liver. ,
Boots and turnips are excellent up
lettuce and cucumbers on:
paling in their effects upon the sys
tem. Onions, garlic, leeks, olives
and shallots, all of which are“ similar,
washes medicinal virtuesof smarter]
character, stimulating the cumin.
wry system, and the consequent in
crease in the saliva and gastric job 9
promote digestion
Red onions am an excellent din
ratio, and the white tunes are remm»
amended to be eaten row as a remedy .
for insomnia. A soup made from
onions is regarded by the Frenchas
anexoellent restorativeinwenkness " " ‘
of the digestive organsrPhilaIloI'
phis Press.
4*
children on 10"
Pitchers castorls.
children cry for
Pltcher's Oeatovla.
masbywssaisk. «mortars-iris
mumammwmm
Wheabbseamslqassehngtom
mtalsdfifiqdamlasramsm
l
. cellar-s com
Pltsheg'sbasuvla.
theistown“
ll.“ .
“flumyfnthslosoholl leases.
Tbsfiouth Norwalk Baseball associap
ticshsldsmeetinalast night on Bovi-
Isndstvset. Thecounnittees having In
charge the opening day poison the 20th
inst.,Wm ltwssvotsdto
pot the grounds in condition at once.
P. Show. one of Norwalh’s well-known“
plsyers. was elected a member of the
association.
Taylor (It Golden
BealEstale andlnsurance
WASHINGTON "We '
Persons loohin forsl
with the view
:ubs‘nd examwnst.
n av
s .maasv terms.
are in sited to
havsthem
atrvasonobls
suit!
3?;
:2:
WANTED.
COOK to assist with the waahln and
ironing Appl oMRB.A lit.
“West straeLBout Norwallr. - mam
SITUATION to do
eneral homework.
maddrsss or apply to
unis Pruny. Cran-
Ialns. m7.3t.
V ‘WENTY— Ilvs carpenters. .50 and $2.75 a
day. NA‘pply at till East bird street. lMt.
Vernon.N
I Alli cashlernnust be thornuvhly compe-
1 tool and sxperienced. Address. [to 8..
this office. milllt
THREE or four young men can secure board
at 24 Mcrwln street Norwalk. is? fit
”an-...; v ._.¢ n...» A . n --. . .....-
lRl. to do general housework. Apply to
Mite. ’l "thle mWeet streetJloulh
horwal It. , [118 iii
\ECOND and third own. No. 70 south Main
> street, rent '7 and 90; house Woodward
avenue. rent Ill: partuf house on First ave-
nue. Benedict Farm. rent 85 Apply to E. A.
Wt lUbW ARI!
mun for «mixing washing and irolflmt.
Must be well retornmended. M Hui. 1‘. 1‘.
MAY MUND. In Washington street. Souths}?-
Wltlk . m s
01,} rm men and ladies in learn staun-
graphy and t pewrirlwa. to fill vacancies
about October rst. 8Apply immsdlotely.
Bridgeport.' P. O. Box" «:8 to? It
L ' Tonn'r.
‘RUM my I. house so. 9 lianford Place. s
rennin. inquire at TAYLOR & GOL-
DE.“ roll it
1' WHEN floor of we}. rater flat: rent 9i. "
. snno ih. Enquire“ offin- of THE C
H 1"? KNAPl’t mnpsny. l-at fury .‘o '.'.
m w.
1“]. .AT of first!" moors on wound him over
Miss Tlllotson‘ s milllnery store. No. 207
East Warhlngfon street: also list of live llnhl
rmms on third flour In same building.
quireof altitude in HEARSE at mains”
tlonai Bank.
CORNER house on Livingston place from
they let. All mislerm Ins routine ntw.
item $.11 inquire. W. 8. fill) it, it West
avenue. am
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' ‘HE store now on opted by ilmrve Taft. on
noon and board for one
gc- ntieman'.‘ at
a: South Main street 3
Wal street Norwalh. lnquirenf Bl' CK-
letiiAM Lot'liwoill aL't If
[’08 SALE.
)Alii of burl-es and 1mm. to; :al; h}... i.
Apply in “ ALI. Al‘ E f RUFUTHN Ntvi’l‘h
Main slrrr‘f roll I
S he has: In as gnmirmnew; party leaving
town. Inquire at ‘l W eel Main street
n." ill
stifle;
mm
in? lw
A mum family borer. bind and
vhrrsp. Apply in ,lillls ”KERN
I'll “wills-n uterine. Norms“.
“liEAPcurnforlanle alivelllng. ii rmims. on
1 lower Main arm-r Terms rewrnnblr.
hil'vllh.'lutl1’. b) 2'!» feet inoepth.
.IM till VI. LAi'TUN urgent.
gAV ! your in i) thing Alnukslharooal lin-
i evl.nfrfgrratv-w hold only b i"l'il
NURWAIJC HARDWARE t‘llM AN\ 't It:
booth hlalu street.
‘7‘ EAMLFfill [Ibo rubber hose. New afar-k
r and full wnrrsnml. ll 12 ondlicems
9... foot so 'srn ORWAI. it narrowest:
UOHI’ANY. t2! South Main street. Al2tf
I AW N Mower». from 32.!!! up. All the lead.
1 "Mt motive. including the! Eastern t'llp—
per. i’elfsullan. Philadelphia and
Nhhonnd. last"! mowers sba Mi.
Mi ' \LK H‘ WW (.0. ”South
A p pl v ltn
l‘homas,
sin street
trill! if
CHILD’H tricyi'lr for sale cheap.
iblsofl’lce.
f‘ollt at
slotf
[Mitiwsi water motor. which will be ...‘m.
M“ cheap for want of use. Apply at this
f‘fl.
El’tllt’l‘ of the mnditlnn or'l'ns ('m N»
rrusar. Mass. at Main Nurwalir. in the
slot. of l nnltvctlt or. at the i lapse of business
it .
” seam, some.
loans and climate!» .............. ms an ll
III
Uvrrdvof to. serrated and numeral :8
U. H. Bonds to secure circulation ..... up an ill
,l’vemiumsrml.’ .l'l. “Brunt ......... shift
Htmkrmrrltir. gum...” ........ Limo}:
laull firehouse. urn on an: at :
romaN chiral hauls will”
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line from proved reservi- scents .
llhmhsa other rashl tau .
Hideout other National also ...... em
Fractional “paper currency. nirhels ”3 ll
lawful Mons? Reserve it. had vls:
la .................. .0” 250.9001)
ltflhd . iwmi
motion fund with l'. m.
rsr liner cannot circulation). ... .. bill”
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mummy ‘ ‘ "
Capitalstschpaidia.. . ............ awn)
grammars” and “fl
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or honsd andlot. V
. bummed northerlg
Mahlfieytmm‘ lamhl
thvlrstomraaeslnMMorwalh. oftlia
Wished “Meteor Jurist and Grater.
"OOL. . ROBERT E.
lllliillSOlI.
, SUBJECT
that first we to to he Saved.
mwc .7llc. also. Advance sole reserved
laistsd‘odrng store. South Norwalh,
Will's. Norwsl k.
MUSIC HALL.
0.! ”GET.
unannounced M
flat time in out o Ity of the most successful
attractlo n.
——llEll. 0|llOE88'—--
‘lhe County Fair”
Borne play that has enjoyed successive runs
of one year or more In New York Bostonnnd
other metropolitan cities. and under the some
management.
See the Great Race Scene.”
"B asking Bee" scene—true to life.
The best playgdepietlog New England life
ever written. all Burgess. proprietor.
Seats on sale at Plslsted‘ s and Riggs' stores.
PRICES. 31.11). 75c. we. the. m5
IlllllWllK OPilli HOUSE.
Tuesday. May l5th.
NFXT A'I‘TRM‘TION. America‘s Pugllis-
tic idol, Champion of the W and 112 yearei.
John I. Sullivan
In his great characterization of Captain liar-
court in
THE MAN FROM BOSTON
Supported by an excellent company of layers.
including the clever specialty art hill,
Ill!!! BILL! HUN].
MISS “ELLIS LAWKINCE.
In. BOBBY arson,
MASTER CHAS. NIXON,
And others of equal note.
All thelatest songs domes and music are
seen and heard in "run sun son I so.-
T05." fissure min in advance. Reserved
seats at Vial-ted‘s and (ireuory' s m6
1'... collected a Sale.
U‘NUTK E is hereby when thatthe undersign-
ed. tolls-(tor of taxes, under and by vir-
tueof as tertaln tax warrant. lllll) executed
and sign: d by pro r authority and directed
lathe undr'rslgn .commanding him to levy
and collect of
its 8. Knapp.
and other pemns named in the rate book. on
the list to said warrant. annexed. their several
Wines of the sum total as therein stated.
sum being a to: or assessment laid upon
tha assessment list mode in ID lby the inhabi-
tants of the Town of Norwalh. regularl and
legally assembled to wit. on the 26th lay of
iiecevnber. A. IL. 12!!! met for the purpose of
rovidlng for the indebtedness of said town.
Evian upon the following dear rlbed real estate
in bi. Knapp
situated in town of Norwsls. at East Nor
walk with the buildings there nrmtnndlnmsnd
:50 feet by land now or
formerly of the 'orwslk Hsvlnus b‘uclety;
eutrrl) Illl {out bv lr-n-l of Gimme Kreler:
southerly “-0fu~l by larnlmulolsd by thetown
of Norwalk for a carriage bridge. and wry-nevi
llllfest by land of estate of [ivory t ‘.arnpbel
deieoml. and land of Nursulk u‘avlngs rio-
iiety. now or formerly.
Andi shall sell at Public Action. on the
primlsce berilnbefmedom rllml on the odds:
of July A. I). ..Iliiii M II :“lllntlm‘ It a up. sornutll
thereof as will raise the sum of flu- dollars
that helm: the nrolmriinn of the said lro S.
Knapp. of the sum total In ““19 list. togetherZ
wrllhtlu Morgen of let.“
u Elihu H. ril‘. .lullN.
Tux (‘ollrt for. List of llllll.
listed at Norwnllt. April run. A l)., lull
wt m2 H
In collectors Sale.
\OTK' F. In hereby givan that the underslgm
a ed, 00"“ tor of taxes. under and by \lrliln
of a certain tar warrant. duly t‘Xfl uteri
and signed by proper authority and directed
to the undersigned mmmaudlnu him to Iexy
and collect I
Ira S. Knapp
and other perums named in the rate book on
the list said warrant annexed. their so wrai
pro run on of the sum total sstlwrein stated.
sum being ntax or assessment laid upon
the moment list made in me by the Inhobl.
touts of the town of Norwalk. rogularl nnd
pagan: assembled, to wit. on the can. a try of
isoemher, A. l), I”. met fortbe purpose of
providing for the Indebtedness of sold tmvn.
«vies upon the following described real «tale
of sold
Ira
situated In the town of NrKrrwsih. at East Nor
walk. with the bnl lldlnp thereon standing.
Imaded northerly 1) feet by band now or
formerlyI of 'the Norwslh Savings Boole”:
via-mill) feet b land of Genius Kevlar,
ly a: fast by and occupied by the town
of Norw sit for acarrlsne on. sand waster! my
Iillfast ole-tats of Honru' omp brl
d land of ltorwslh vim be»
claty.now ornormorl
Andie Isell at ’Publlv Auction, on the
nforobe ducrllml, on the all
or n 111M. 0.. Int. of. ii: lllorlot k a. to"
sense ' that will raise the serum? {113
dollars.K [atomport n of so
in II ofiths sum total in said list.”
together let‘il’theigm g! ’MJOHN it etc.
asColl f r. hiatiof rm.
Dated at Herring. Aprilg‘h. Dal!“ .
munitions"
No. Dualll'oad Place. flotilh Norwali. Conn
CARL scams, Proprietor.
Imported Wines, Liquors and
Brandies, Ruppcrt’s Beer on
Draught, drawn from the wood)
Chops and Stocks cooked to”.
order, Oysters. Clams, Debaters,
“Soft Shell Crabs.
Givsusacsllandtestour
cooking.
The most complete cafe in
Mt Shim
.1 on calling while back Blanks
from 100 to 200. per double roll.
Thesegoodsare all new and' in
combination side, ceiling. and 9
in or is in. borders; of course
we break the combination when
desired. '
Gills are from the. up, double
roll.
I have been told by a great
many customers that my price
for BORDER is much‘ less than
has been quoted elsewhere. I
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, Popeshenging and
Decorating.
E. E. Gorham, ,
lit. 2 first henna.
EAST NORWALK-E
Manny—.....—
EIOY lllO PLEASANT TO TAKE.
Patent Medicines
AT OUR PRICES.
Ill FIOT. HlllO NOT TO TAKE,
Loxatonik. $1.00
Hood’s Sarsaparilla, . .60
Ayels’ Sarsaparilla, .67
Dana' s Sarsaparilla. . .67
Cuticurn Resolv.ent .70
Scott’ 3 Emulsion, .60
Green's Nervurn, .70
Stillson‘ 3 Specific for Malaria, .75
Paine" s Celergm Compound, .65
Brandreth’s die .12
Alcock' s Plasters, .10
Benson 5 Capsice l’lastcrs, .1
Castoria. .28
Carter’s Pills. .12
\twood‘ s Bitters, .13
Radars s Microbe Killer, qts., 75
Radams Microbe Killer, gal. jars... 2:50
‘i snkee Lung Soother. ."
«H-Op—
lies I}. Stillson’s
Drug Store,
“out... rayon?
BIISIEII WE ARE.
WHY?
Because economical people know to buy of no
means a great big saving.
We are at the head and mean to continue to
be the Lowest Price Grocery in this City.
“‘i- give in every I‘llsfomet' on Saturday pur-
r-liaslng $1.00 worth or over. adecorated din
her plate or choir» of slot of glassware. In-
(ludlng butts-r dish. sugar bowl. tumblers
tbuwlllnles. etc.
Try a pound of our Blended Coflee,2li(-: a
lnrgi lrrm- nt with nary pound.
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THE CENTRAL
CASH OROOERY,
l5 NORTH Mill SHEET.
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Dealer In
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test tools at luv Pliers.
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WWOWE Waikiki:
A. T. Merriam,
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