. enrollments
freer rosette.
Alumna-sad ior lease
“Accidents-ethane].
by leviaalnilth. withme
I 'as‘sstsrttiuoisuusssisottirn.
will
e
.1
, mus-spanning the wash in lists
‘ll .
artist s.
. Bellhaestoppedworh on the
' “Tramway bridges.” account
”Hewitt LS. Mu. who has
Wuhan piles driven on hie land
“heist been paid iorit. Ir. Bell
“Helium to thesngltieon his
“driver thb morning. it is under-
“that Ir. Randall stands ready to
horses injunction served it, the town
We the work. The eslectmen
slat-then» land in dispute was dedi-
, uted to the town years ago.ior high-
“ way m and that they have a right
flannel!!!“ the bridge without compen-
“‘ It. ml".
The weekly prayer meeting in the East
, Avenue Isthodist church. which was in
‘ seam oi James L‘flommedlen last
abht. was well attended and very interv
lilac. Charles Benedict gave a Bible
Whom Acts oi the inlilllment oi
(Demise to the disciples that they
Mid heendowed with power item on
his...“ then spoke oi his college life
“how heandlilsclaes hsdheenepec-
iallyprsying night alter night tor this
”amend how wonderfully God had
flowered prayer sndthey all had been
mud with'the spirit's power.
Prank Dean and Harry Hatch. oi the
Tramway line. boarded a row host this
Innings“ thought they were on a
hlleycsr. performing their duties rs-
quetlvely as motortnsn and conductor.
When they attempted to get ofl. Mr.
Bean slipped on the that oil the shore on
Riverside avenue. and came within a
foot oi taking a plum: into the harbor.
~Roc Shad. 10c lh. William Bchauh.
1.0. Hawkins and family, oi Seaside
place. are attending the conlerence in
Word today. They drove orer this
morning. Among the East Norwalt
people in attendance yesterday were
frank Seymour and wile, Charles Sun
'ess and wile. J, Sturgea Randall and
“hilly. Arthur Paddock and wile. and
ML‘flommedieu.
David Nash, oi Riverside avenue, was
a on the Benedict Farm bridge.
morning. when hespddenly pitched
Hg was making ior thc
. , when he was caught by
'alter Boys. of Third avenue. who
crawled out on the planking in the
water. Thehoyhadansrrowescspe.
liesrly one hundred laborers corn»
mended work this morning on the exten-
sion oi the Norwalk Tramway company's
tracts lrom a point just below Filth
avenue toDorlon Point. It is expected
that the work will be completed within a
couple oi weeks.
Ilse Edna Ainsworth, oi Cottage ave-
atie.whohae been connected with the
Gaaetteior some time. today began her
desire as stenogrspher and typewriter
hill. ollloavoi ttic Norwalh Tramway
company. south lain street.
A goodshowing tor the lower part at
lastflorwaikls that across the bridge
Moreno sets at rooms empty. and
fillitherelsa demand ior rents in thtt
pert oi the town.
Carpenters employed by the Consoli-
dated! arcputtlng in a new signs.
uthenorth side oi the tracks. at the
(It end of the ML
The Wicks brothers expect to launch
the ”Baby Ruth" tomorrow. and wilI
nter the boat in local regattas this sum-
In.
Ire. Jennie lieatl. ol Cottage avenue,
b apendingaicw weeks with her pa
rants. It. and Ira. S. 0. Jellill',ol Ridge-
llsld. m____
William Roberts has taken the place
oi Must Seattle. sa gardener (or W. (i.
Won at Bali lilo island.
Pied lmrjoy and Horace Allen have
one to Gncnport. L. 1., to work ior A.
“mans. culling oyster.
Ir. and Ira. Frans Day and son. oi
Jsusplses. started this morning to visit
Needs in Jamel“. L. 1.
Intel Ire. J. C. flawslus. oi Bee-
ddepiaee.sre entertaining lira. Waiter
manual-l.
Thomelaloverhas moved his ismlly
btoueoil. D. We cottages on
WWW
”millennial" his real
duasoa Riverside end Booth Osborn
seesaw.
Insadflrallorseeflsher. oi Oovs
W ‘
htotralsmahlngsrrsane-
manure tat new," Ionday.
“IsnOsssrtssdsgrsupreschsetsths
hDsahnryJestalght.
‘Hwtflssakssrstarsedtrowulsil
stein-assassinations...
lsesssleattlislestsler
tern works. dug a ditch. yesterdsy.
through the salt meadow irons Riser-
side avenue to the mod title. it is to be
used as azdreln ior C. B. Aisthorps's
new double house on the hvsunc. Ir.
Britto started in tohcat the tide. and no
complish the test. but he says it was
the hard day’s work he ever did.
<.
A large quantity olstonehas been de-
posited on the south side oi Fort Point
street. near the railroad tracks. It is to
be used_ln the abutment work at that
point. A lantern is kept burning every
night at the turn oi the road under; the
bridge. in order to guard against any so.
cldent that might arise by someone run-
ning into the stone.
The annual meeting oi the Advent
Christian church was held last night and
the tiollowlng oiilcers were elected:
First deacon. F. B. Ainsworth; second
deacon. W. C. Byrbee; lint draconese.
lira; W. 0. Bart: second deaconese.
Mrs. Elsie Partrich; secretary. 8 W.
'Velsor: treasurer. Jamelevendeu.
8. 0. Jellili. oi Ridgefield. called on
friends in this place. yesterday.
Iiiss Lulu D. Mead has returned to her
home in Cannon.
wnsr uonwsut.
The ladies oi the West Norwalk leth-
odiet Iiission society will hold a [box so-
ciable at the residence oi Clarence Sam-
mie. Tuesday evening. April 9th.
ROWAYTON.
The condition of Miss Emily Bile is so
much improved that she is able to sit up
in her room. She hopes to be able to be
out oi doors on Monday. and her many
iriends will beglad to learn oi her ulti-
mate recovery.
Minor Prince, who has been working
ior William 1'. Raymond. at “The hie
pies," leaves this month ior Boston.
where he has accepted a lucrative posi-
tiou.
A number of young people from this
place will attend the public ordination
ceremonies in Stamiord, Sunday alter“
noon.
Themembers oi the Methodist Episco-
pal Sunday school are arranging ior ape.
cial Easter services.
lire Kate Bouttin. oi Brookelde. is
spending a low weeks with iriends in
Newark. N. .l.
Ire. E, Thoraes is recovering treat an
attack oi the grip.
DARIEN AND sorrows; '
At the invitation mating held in the
Prrshyterlan church,chnesday evening.
Dr. J. '1'. Willie preached an interesting
sermon irom the words. "I am the way.”
Rev. W. B. Waller made a short addrem.
Another special service wn conducted
by Dr. Willie, last evening, at the earnest
request of some oi the young people.
lire Tyler I". Lyon received a tele-
gram. yesterday, stating that her broth.
or, Valentine Wilimott, was seriously ill.
She started for Philadelphia. Her broth-
or died twenty minutes belore she arriv-
ed The remains will probably be brought
here. .
Theodore W. Austin has given the
contract to Charles Wheeler. oi West
Norwalk,_to ;build an addition to the
rear til his residence. The extension
will be eight by twenty-tour lest.
The remains oi Justus Volt. the veteran
who died at Fitch's Home. Wednesday.
were tahen :to New Raven, yesterday.
ior burial. The Ldscessed was eighty~
three years old, and leaves ason and two
daughters.
Hatch; Bailey :& Co., of South Nor-
walk. are having their property on No-
roton avenue ditched and otherwise im-
proved. When the work is completed
they will have the llnest building sites in
town.
Mlse‘JJeunie {Sconeld entertained a
number oi her lriends at her home last
evening.
games, music. etc.. alter which a tempt-
ing repsstyas served.
John.Doyle:aod James Hamilton had
an eahlhition,gsma oi pool in theColum
Able Hotel last night. The insurer won by
one point. the score being 175 to 174.
list. Charlotte Buttery attended the
inueral lei her cousin, Ire. George B.
Fslrchiid. in South Wilton. this week.
A number irons here are attending the
Isthooist Episcopal conlerews at Stain-
lord, today.
A. ll. Byereon and family have return-
ed home from their trip to Waehington.
GEORGITOWli.
Thai United States Ousted flair and
l‘ihercompaayrsceivudtwoearloeds oi
stochlnndeyatornisg. Their business
ispichlngopvsryisst.
Andrst’llsiilshulidlna answhsrn
nathsprcperty he nesndy bought at
John and”!
Irattlannuylsvlsttisg herslstsr.
Its. Arthur Eudora. in law York
We
“WMWflflflufli
Mm
swine
The time mod rapidly with ..
.m is Still. enamel
at Stamford.
. of New Baren, was in
town on business Tuesday.
Samuel J. Miller returned home trout
Chicano. liondsy evening.
Frank Emerson and Edward Fryer
have traded horses.
E. O. Hurlhutt is treating his house to
a new cost oi paint.
GRAN BURY.
'l'hs sociable under the auspices at
Washington Lodge. was held last night,
and was very soccer slul. Games and re-
iresbnients were the order of the even-
lug.
. lit. and Mrs. E. L. Gregory spent yes-
terday at Cannons
A BROAD COMEDY.
You Should Bee It—Mlss Akerstront la
”Dicllnda's Woes."
"Mollndn’s Woes" is a broad comedy of
the most rousing kind. A stage-struck so-
ciety Woman agrees to orcziwa part in a
tragedy written by an amateur. Its tragic
plot deals with a horrible murder, and
while the would-be actors are discussing
it an eaves-dropping clerk, a detective and
a sharp mothtir-ln- law overhear enough to
make their hair stand at end. This gives
rise to a series oi complications too nu.
morons to mention here. Go and see this
comedy and Miss Akerstrorit as Melinda.
Below is a description of the costume she
will wear on that occasion.
COSTUME WORN BY ULLIE‘AKYCRc
STROM. ACT 1 OF "MELINDA'S
“'OES:
The sltlrt is made odoereoo satin. with
side panel or accordion pleated chiffon
and the whole is covered and exquisite-
ly draped with hand embroidered black
lace. The ttttlst is made of the 8mm:
material as the uklrt and also draped
with int-o, With this is Worn a. long
blill'k (”hulk lrlmmml Willi liizivk martin
on) hat and gimme to much. This irown
is a. lowly silot'inir-n or the dressmak-
trs’ art illlll “'0 nm quit. nut-n that
many t-t Miss Alwmtmn's patrons
Would I» plvzxmrtl to copy it.
.—.
Don't Tobacco lipit or Stools Your Lil's
Away.
lathe truthliil startling title ol a book
about No‘To Bac. the harmless, guaran-
teed tobacco habit cure that braces up
nlcotlnized nerves. eliminates the nico-
tine po‘leon. main-s weak mm gain
strength, vigor and manhood. You run
no physical or financial risk. as No-To'
But: is sold by R. ll. Plaisted under a
guarantee to cure or money reloaded
Book tree. Address Sterling Remedy
00.. New York or Chicago
GRAND OPENING
or
lellilh’ HILLINBBY anti llAllt
DRESSING Parlors. 58 Wall street.
over Jackson‘s ji-welry store. brain
ninw WEDNESDAY. MARCH 27. '95.
Afternoon and Evening.
()ontlnnln all the week. All the laltul now].
lies in lime mi amitl mastlarrillllmlry. Ladloa'
amllliilltlren's llitlr Ul‘t‘Mill’lKlllilit‘ in the lit--
est styles. Tr. rich (outlier curling a specialty.
lire. .l. l. llivsii.
illlts l. E. Tompllns.
m2l lm PliOl’RiETORF.
m
GEARY’VSM ‘
New cloak Store
Something new every day. Exquisite
novelties in
WES.
Willis,
strum stills,
lltKEls inn.
towns. ;
Potent mfiduom
. s
m ”01'
Doll suohlaltlreesrleamelrmwal'lu s.
them no “nooks and tenor win
M iuitn tats employment. 0n tho. .
rat class rclerenrss need apply. 7 girls tor
filth!!!” housework. and t waitresses wants
"inoculdlor‘rM-m ma".
. s on store on
set. south Norwsik. 'mom ti
Taylor at Golden
Real Estate and Insurance.
WAIIIIMOI mam.
Persons lookin for a lot
with the view 0’ .Eul
call ain't! examine oii’rql‘lfl
a
or house and lot
. are invited to
a have them or
en part or the oily as reasons is
on casv terms. arm tl
””w'limii'i‘iiiii"
' ""g%qcisi§iihg“Singular. curling
iii. us a n r c 'd.to. -
dressLUltliEflJhlsnfllct'a, 0" “all.“
YOUNti American woman. Protestant.
wishlsnmltlon its Chllil'll nun-o. or to
care ior lllVltlItl lady. References. All:
drrss "S. V.." Norwullt, Conn. all it.
ABITIFATION es housekeeper. nurse and
cnmtmnlun hi! it ritsllQll‘lblllO Inliltllt'flutil
woman. (jitp'thleni‘iakltg cure or milk and
butter. Pleuuiiril, ll'lilltl more an Miler-r, than
large saint-v. Address "HOUHEKEEF’EK."
care of Schwinn. apri lw
MEANING and dyeing establishment. No.4
Raymond street. (‘orner south M in
strait. on line of electric cars. Knuth Nam-
walk.Conn We respectfully announce tollle
citizens of Allillli Norwiillt. . om tilt and viola.
lty that we established ourselves in your
midst. in the dyeing and clearing business.
and are now prepared to do all lilo s at clean-v
lag and dyeing lit the very best style and milli-
ner. lcu‘sulta. dresses. either made com
a rt. cloaks. capes. inlantu' on my. hmda.em..
r lions. fringes. piano. or, an. llllard covers.
mutilate scuris. ties. kl gloves hid shoes.
also leathers cleaned and curled. bentlemcn's
armeuts oycd or cleaned
ttnanner. C. BUTT
TYLISH evperlenccl dressmnlrcr from
'l'weniy third street. Maw York. mates
perfect costumes. New stvles. It up; all with
d l
ERFABG. inlo ti
trimmlngs; gcnulic French sleeve patterns
antlhonks rmlved weekly; patterns mid lit
Woman's Exchange. MADUJE Fulfill}. W
«Hill
South Iain sweet. south Norwitlit,
A DERIRABLE house on Gerard ulster; all
modern improvements. inquire of B.
ADAMS. mlt ii
A LARGE. loamnt. furnlnhetl mom with or
without ard. it ~lffltir‘pl'0l'arr'r'il En
quire at. No. 5 West avenue. South Nor . a-k.
mt) lw
OTTAGE cor-nor Maple street and Ermhllu
avomic. ll rooms All mmlom improve:
merits. ltqulroolll.E. Wilson. stit
‘Rth April it“. Null store and basement in
Sentinel building. Dlmcnelons 26ml,
April) at. Sentliiel 0mm mail it
FOUR nlro rnnme. in pmml condition. second
flooroi house. BhCmiitr street. Away on
premises, .tl lw
INKS? floor. No. i Hartford Plot's. lint and
cold sitter. rent .15; m-und llibllf. No. 77
Woodward avenue. lt-lll- til. Apply in E. it.
WOODWARD. yi .941 ll
FROM April 1. the lower part. of the how
No. altituart. avenue. it nice large yard
and part of small barn and rhmitun home.
a garden; city water la the house. it." t
oer month. Enquire of Miles. 21- LIFT“.
head or neymour place. or of li‘. 3. bottom.
ll fltnart avenue. Milt
IIOUSE on Ear-lord lacs. Six rooms with
bath and all lllpl'lth‘ml'nl-‘i Rent.
thrill). Address. 11.8 W.. thiamine. aiilw
OUnlE. ll Franklin street. Improvements
in. inquire of EDWlN WILCUX, at
Brown & Wilcoa'u arm-t. ry. Ml ti
1. ()UEE at ten rooms; furnace. range. lath.
stationary tubs. hot water. moo
location lnqu re m TAY Hill. a Hill.”
N. Washington street. or 0! owner. fl Taylor
avenue. near West strcvt. Ni ii
I. OUhlE i‘entor avenue. him-walls. Aim
ham. if desired. item cl we in enhance ‘
for care of aged owner. who would reserve
three rooms. Al‘lply on l‘fillll'lllly‘. Ainslie.“
N0. oOrcburd street. References required
truth
(will; llmotnu. Ni. ii l‘nllv-e elm-N; «mod
I llour. ll roomii. No. ll 'lnllee straw; first
liter. ll rtmtiia. Nil. lll 'l‘illlm NW”.
All in lirilt. elites order.
Ely Nook A NY in TAYLOR .fi. HOLD" N,
or Jilllll Ur.’ NAl’l'. ll.‘ Weill ll'll'fl‘l. al t1
‘IX rmni i‘llllillfll. No. t ls‘iwniles avenue.
i with it”! lhllll i‘lllll water. Bulls-m staflo wry
l‘ltnuu nliil llll‘nnt'ti.
Apply to F. H. Fl'l't'll. lit ('rmis street slots.
South Norwallt. teprri ti
'l‘Wi) pleasant. nicely tiiriii-liw' front. rm r «a.
will: hunt and it til. Suitable for mic or
two gentle-men. Apply at Mi. '0 limilmn
street. nrrir spring street. Houtli Nul'WiIIlt.’
as w
in... sit t.e‘..
'l‘ a sum-Moe. Eleuanl l'iwt Phat-'0‘». marl.
new: rilltu splnillt- with trip. )1” single
harness. luqulru at. riltN’l‘lxiqullloe. all ill
HEVKN room limiw. lllillillhl‘l' runes.
linl.cnltl water and hitill. ultrilen. iriill
"rim and Mllllli ri‘; all in liq-r t‘llt In order. mtr
station and trolley Mire. (‘un be seen at. any
time
ltlllll'Mll "W.“ llnlt M. Film Nuruiillt. at! he
lUI'T/tillllnti lllunw- ml «Vi-tum itmi hmi a
J and lutrn iiii llmvn Hrt‘ l. Almiv r i is, it
hillElthllll), iii Univ-s utrmt. Houlh Nnrtritlit
spril ii
In... .J... ..
O’l'l'Mlm-l mm ut'ummo mm. m.
laws on Qiilnllml avenue. slat rmm» .
t'ltllll. Nearly new and in ttntwl rnudltlnri.
blood lttitimvetl liittltllmr lrlimleslrahl loomed
Termseesy. Apply to Flt/mitts it Iljl‘tl'l‘r‘l‘
.u r
f
I. DUNE and lot with barn. at Wluolpwuh.
with turns-tourist m ml were at lmrt
moi-norms. inquire“! it it. enmltwrxm
130mm street. moth Norwallt. t'nnn. mini
th‘ll'.‘ for stile r'lwitp Nina yen rs aid and
sound. Axiom». ii. ll W. Hill! oiling.
tti’l W
Rani “bier,
Bicycles.
3‘3?
filthy.
tumult."
on. {our atolls-R and MW; l
. Carpenter
yard. ;
Writer in. ‘
Hutton Holds-u ill’l'llr'l. ~
“lll'llll rum. in uiwd party. '
Ht. Julln avenue. neiir Emil nvv-nus. or '
Herve Opera Home
Wednesday, lptll “l0.
”nails 1. Carter's greed scenic redaction.
‘1'
Ten sets of special sortie". rilsst oi the
last. mail.th falls by limit. with
boiling mist. Praetlesl worsl in“ sect
lt irsilht ears. with illuminated caboose.
The lingo divs. Realistic rises scene and
1
‘ stesaihm explosion. and other artist teslietas.
Mosaic. lilo all 1hr.
Scenarist-ls iii. Murray’s drug store. lov-
wetland i'lalsisd's drill: our". booth flos-
wallt. st
Hoyt’e Opera House
Smith waslh.i1t. 'llirm nights only.
Hlelsi. SATURDAY )i t’i‘lfiiiih.
Oommsmzlrut
llllllliflll. Mill Hill. Ills.
'l he winsmns actress.
Ulilc Ackerstrom.
in wt View is s. Directed on tints tin
listusrrl. 9 y by 1’
Thumia «A new «remit. oil (item "A
NEAlll‘lF’lll. SLAVE" lm-i the: lam» km
h:t'hmmm.m.
it new rv-rrmdy, "Willi! 07 Till:
sodanew mm. "lfiuirr the City
nights." illimflitevl by its stormy. imn
hammer mailmfld repetition ll "Willi!
or we tillt‘llfe." mi tilt. trimester» all
ol‘rlh‘lrrsa will in indistinct! to the list seats
It.
an pressed ti the '0'
tlsmrrisy wirhtaA new smiled . "Sill.”-
er'Sl Willie." and anew song," west in be
an ileum.” and the ileum Mfiir masons
A census mm Mutual «morass
sum scenery. «m3 m. '
«armament, Memorial st
Moisture Mill ‘rrrwy's drug stores, :4
NOTICE.
FOR SALE.
)lfiiilliANTtn an order oi the (from oil
Pr. hut-Jot the District a! wreath. i will
iii-ll Ml tii- pvemim in that «m at Sim-ant. -
Gillirmmtirmunlew meridian displays! 0.
at irl'lVitrt' mile..." the a in day oi And, we,
“Zn'rlnmt lit the sliermm. the llrllmoitm
pf :perty:
i silent tier. F’snovi'm‘irtere )iill with 01hr!
Mililimm onrl Mflfililnfly r r ”A”!!! ‘4!
cl ifl‘t'. Engine sod lint m. no harm prom;
water 90an right mouthed tear. W! has»
power-Jinn Pvtslldim‘e, om Mir-1i to its iii
tort, thresstnrlos amt with: i meals» 7» in
W and lips “(m s
NIH ”Mills: r-Mvm ll by”; ”It iii” "MW
M by 35'. throwing first!” is»! is; t fit by” 5's;
lelt ”Mormon?” sully st, three «urine he»
Mentallilrirllo;Wrwsisrw ”07me to M- to
Rom at. by 0; ”NM“! Map it by 239.
PM 22 in! so, liters
snitch than M is: Ltmln “mm at by 3::
Drug ileum a. Wtilfloemm or, Wat” o
tile um ruin/l" . givlw consular color nest is
ensues ism ew Yorlt with '"t‘lfl {colitis-
"(tho manuals M water" and rail. Alarm
wmswoilaaslrsllolsiiwstheliaeme slave
we sM.moaso tnebes' street-is t
at Nmlelt. being awn?“ ior but
purposes. with tows imt hows tame
standing upm it. Tourism «Mitt no will
he made taowsatihs tisteMrsie. for par-
tlcrtlm termite M
1.1.! x .txmm fitfil'il. Tract»,
”florist simulations!” day at March.
”Fr. oil 2:
-'
llllS. MEWS SCHUOL
lllllSIlll. ”Will.
SPRING TERI OPENS
APRIL 4, '95l
at its
lists ll. tool's initiations
50. it BAWM‘D eraser.
summit trees». of. ( sees. .
tissue street. res went 1’! It.
Mom more were were Owl will»:
5 A V E
Best loads all
Very "val Witter, Ill"
5-
' ”ref Dotty " " 2W.
llmsl ' rushing ” " 193,
("out from you ism, fre-
J'ms from " " it:
‘Hl'md l'l risr " ” l’m
Ii ills. iiwssi Prunes. 2.1:
it the (lust Retains. 17::
2 list. Crime. 2': -.
6 the first Diesels. 1's:
7 its. it~st tawawsl. ”at.
W
Boys! Clothing.
”Vise-seatmwesssdoiss techs issue
ehmettheme' dimnllio trade at the
lows. A Washers just as strong...“
newness every day.
lo. i new illit'l' s-r ts.
Mos cents. is til i mm,
lens that lavpln was. chaplaibstzw.
lo. I flotit' an‘l‘ s'r tum
ad hi .
:4!!an heme ufiuhflslncdi.
«Mailers st n.3,
st bendl. mill to
l Lo. 1.) IliOYl' illli‘l' as ”.50.
raga . . lack In Best
salts and nail». "9n. Just"?!
ammunition. weeds and other
. you have use no ior .5.
iii) a BMW SUIT as $5.00.
lar double breasted Halts.
item’s. uuior been“?
lritnmd
ll
1”th
Wills. Sailor Quill.
. and ii in at is and
ties . owl an aid lght courts. Younger;
ma yourbo bewysolaraslllvthss go tor
sororisingiyi ttietnones in our Boys' Dcp't.
‘ ‘ lo. n BOYil' PANTS hon
rinsceeeimerss and chariot short Pants.
Manicure! and line is. patent waist band.
splrrid wear nit qualities.
Your last: silos-ll on so purchases and over.
MEIGS & 00.
n7 )irsin nor. "Quilt, Bridgeport, or,
”:35” am dealer; in’hietilu bald Bém' m"-
I post , our esters n no urn I
(Mills. Hatchet», trunks and liars ng
MUSIC HALL
mu: scHluL.
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We havsermlreil the it"?! of this large and
convenient hall {or the Bil?” ot tcsuhln
|lulu-rt. of ill 'ftlhE ill I 0. [stations wlv
be given over; afternoon between two and
reel/mods. rivalsslrsaons can be arranged
ior. Purchasers of wheels receive instruc-
Hamilton.
52 south Main St...
AGENTS ’03
Sleams and Keating,
timers and lxon Bicycles
Elmo's» from $50 up Wheels rented and
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We are selling two cars of
llfllflis at retail per month.
Just artiv. d. it our load of good
clocks. Come and see them. .
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ounce
310 last llnrwal Taxpayers.
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i Illslrt-t an- linriv y not tied that tits tlla-
41W“; at two and llilt‘ liull t L...) ml'lenn (h.
l dollar laini on lliv 10er ism-sputum. list oi 1m.
.ai as tips“ ‘1 um-‘lngt lllltfiillhll‘li'l held on the
‘ it'll tiny iii Var. 11.1%“. at llti- Elli-l Norwalk
:1 l. m noose. u-ll its-lllll‘ iiml piyublo on the
rim dayril Mlvi' ll‘itfultl “llll'll line I shall
in. "ml, in r... w be ”I'll? at my riore. vast
l‘ya‘uul‘ llllr‘frrl ill the mt.- til' lvln” (ll) 1-
was, uranium. lrwm Atoll lrl. 1W5. till be
»r lurgnlun i. ll. lien-1min.“ i: ll Hill on and
art»; May lul. “‘17). W. H. l’ANFURD.
t‘el'st'fnr of listen for the E89! Nurwalk fit hool
ills‘w-l.
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llir'iis pair All-tild' {fl-ill llvs‘ lit-view! llnl'lt'll a d
lid: «nits. Vl‘lli lll’lllfl)‘ Ill” IAIN-ll New York
H'snrr'e Pa. ale ... lll‘l lli l‘ of llrv-ila lilmtll
1...; 1' is tiiltms irnm “llll‘ll alw vslll purchase
1 l'lP-l Hi Again for m.- (‘tfh‘lll’nlbll (Y, 3',
it. “0...... all Its
MONEY?
wesl Prices.
4 (Taste (in ii Unrn, 250.
3(5th f‘ltiifl’rilll, 250.
l Carts Tilillltlaifll, 7c.
3 Cone fittinuls-l‘u llvans. 250.
f, (‘90 iirwn Ps1”, 25c.
15 are. iii-st in one, 250.
l if ‘1’“! li- 1103, '00s
t the Ginger Huey». 2-50.
ll lire, limit Crackers. 250.
4 lite Oyster Crackers, 250.
ll! (34hr! “mp. 250.
fiPnUlAL: Sill lh Pai‘ Currant Jelly. $1.00.
new! to we me new metal. realm and your order will receive the same at-
teatlawse though onW
Till I!
Donovan Building.
death lorwsllt.
SATU
Milli STORES.
33 Main iltrsets
15 or walk.
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