, ”I!!! light rein on the coeete tonight.
" Y.WLO.M
V noses—“Wm." "To
‘_ ”affirm-rue
”Muhammad-a.
ghost mutter-dildo
I BATH-51min nil
sees-Id: oil-mums...
, . “mutton-yum”.
hyoewohoyelacewesh. to hepetd
vowlw
' . one eve-rue seem-tr.
mm! Innate. flown.
M...— .-
The heels: seetinol hes e circnle-
Iii-Jo the town of Norwolk eod its
Wienermeoslderehly. tone the
‘ m dralotiso of the other two
loo-l Collin our press roo- ts el-
2 to edvertioers
“when
swallows
Ain't Giant Prelim
. yours of ego, he bed
so severe e cough 9
es lever know sny- 0
one to Miller trout. 0
lie coughed lnces- -
. ' 3 continued spit up 0
blood. l tried every-
thing i could think 0
ct, but he constant- e
‘ , ly grew worse. end
i. ‘ l tertred the poor 0
little tcliow would surely die. At inst. l o
gsvc hire Ayer's Cherry Pectorul, being 8
recommended to do so by the physician. 9
This medicine gave the child speedy re. 0
lie! end elected e permanent cure.”—- 0
Nu. II. E. Decor, Liberty. Texas. i .o
O
Ayer’s Cherry Postural:
Received Highest Avvorde c
A'l’ 'l'ltl WORLD'S FAIR 0
eeeeececeeeoeee‘eeeeecee
Msywer-cr. teir to portly clour 1y weeth-
,Uud firth. southerly end vesierly winds
will melt. tolhvwnd by business or tog. end
On
In" slightly wermer. leir wrethcr end
' , “to“ southerly winds will prom-in
" m hyhedno-oor tog on the coeets. end
1w I! boot rein. end on Mondoy cooler.
Melly telr weother, minty prmeded by
heel slower rein.
‘ lies-ouster lemon.
‘Thelowvetpointotrhethermomcter tor th-
m-tolshenrs eodlns’ er noon tndey vve‘l
' .3 Mute; highest. £37 shove zero.
Item-so At-eoec tor I'm-errer
hithee'fiunfleto Huh l'lde Luv Tide
‘56 old” or so st 815
EDITORIAL SYMI’UflllfM.
flow to anc Gum] Bond».
Reduction of stole meinteoence ot
tooth hos occupied the ottention of some
otthe legi-letoro in Benton! the post
with. ltweothought thete good roed
Wannabe constructed in twenty-
fiveysero. A mepot tho stote showing
the proposed leyout ot the mode was
mud. One system extends north
sodsoethendthecther cost end west.
lehlogototol of shoot 1.900 miles ot
“fly. Mining thot the mod build
, “(out the moximutn price—05000 o
lfle-thssosyetemo could be construct
ddtorflmmo. lt woo thought, how
nutthot the reeds could he ectueIIy
Wt“ hell thet sum. In the
I". odvonced tor heving the stet-
neoeeotheroetund not the towns, it
wmmudthet the towns but not the
“lunatic knowledge to construct
”system-t 'l’nieccuhlhc done one
‘ Finder/end pcrmenent ecols by
outsho- by the town. It woo else
all thot the otsto control ot roedo would
hoteirerto the smell, poor towns thot
hed neverthelrov e lugs omount at
World would be ted unjustly
it they were compelled ' meiotein this
tenured roedwey. Bultll or lpeClltl
Motion might be the menus ot raisin,
the my, whicn could he et first oppro
Fluted trout the generol tunde. Shoufd
the project become o low, Norwslt
poplawouid begrndy relieved it the
mono trumps who now intent the
”we were set to work on the struts.
Mould probably be constructed by
thbmethod even more cheaply thou the
I‘uuogiveu Ibove. R G. II.
The Ultl 'l'ovttt Clot-It.
The removei oi the clock trout the
allele ot thereilwey stetiou seems like
{final on old ouocietc,wbooo friend
Hp Booth Nurwuh boo enjoyed tor
Iooyysere. Apcmniutuitiveiy ginnces
hthetdirection mony time» o dsy, only
bdedehlonketereou the toes ot the
W timepiece. lt mey scent
Ihe o rusty sod inonlnsote subject
flowed whbh to weeve e gerleod ot
My or reminiscences. end
Miteedowed with lite. st whet jvys
dwhoteorrowo. ot whet chengve iothe
”alien-lingo! even end things in
“ little mty. in brsoen voice might
filidblhlrecordsd theuehevingtn
hhhotthosseowgrowntonohiemen-
hccdood womeohood; it hoe tinted oil
h motel eedscce the wenieg
huethetmeeylovsdoeev; it hetehimd
”wedding hour at the blushing end
WhittleHlsevsry hour hoe told
dung... won. at tortoises loot—ell
”serotonin-cinch hoebrought
DyoeIsosd core. Yoers one it tolled
he pestle; beer of its taster-person
mssy others who contributed to the
”lunch-sod it hove long sine»
”new”. whileoot e tow. still with
up... fig down the soon» side ct
Ho m. ‘l'wsetyrllve yours on
“the” list tong out trout its
hdy eyelet Teri-porn evaluator-tho
busts Weed how we hove
“god wtththsu. bot-v led spiese
Uthldslll. 'sersoot yet rsody to
”my with such o vetoed old
“a W. A. 'l'.
..._...,-
wucus rsortc whiten-Ii:
Progretnlneo of Religious shin... tn the
churches of Norwellr. Tomorrow.
At the morning service of the South
Nonvolk Congregational church. tomor-
row. the chair will render music opprop
riots to Point Su-.dsy. The pastor's des-
oourse will be on "The Soul's Home in
God ” The ti.’ th in the course of Lenten
sermons on “The Seven Words tram the
Cross," will be delivered in the evening
from the words, "i thirst." and "'It is
finished " Interrst in them services has
been growing Int-ly. Everybody is Wei-
come to ottend them.
At the. South Norwslk Baptist church
the pestm will preach tomorrow morn.
ing end evening. The Y. P. 8. C. E.
meeting will be led by bliss Elsie Deci-
er. The evening service will begin at
7:30 trom this time on during the sum-
mer. All other afternoon meetings will
begin one«holt hour later then during
the winter.
Theservicss during the coming holy
week ot Trinity church, will be on lol-
lowp: Every morning. except Friday
end Seturdey. ot 9:30; Wednesdey even
iug ot 7:30; Good Fridey,‘ 10:30 e at. end
7:30 p. m: Soturdoy, Easter even, service
with the administration at baptism st 4
p. tn.
At the Norwoik Congrrgetionol church,
tomorrow evening. there will be e Psim
Sundey service, consisting of e briet
sermon upon the origin end oignlllcence
ot the day end Point Sundoy music of 8
high order by the choir.
At the Norwolh Baptist church,
Sunday morning, the Rev. P. S.
Evens, secretory ot the Baptist Stole
Road at Missions, will deliver it mission-
ory discourse.
lawyer Cleveland. of Hartford, will
speak at the First Moth )dilit Episcopal
Church, Sunday night. Corporation
conducted by the pastor in the morning
Rev. D ll. Seonri. of South Norws:k,
will preach in the Presbyterian church
or Summit, N J., tomorrow.
There will he preaching at the Brand
Riverchspel tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock.” ‘ W
A Ilervolous ‘l‘ltllg.
Coetoris is truly e marvelous thing tor
children. Doctors prescribe it, medical
journelo recommend it end more then e
million mothers ore using it in place at
poreuoric. liotetnsn'e drops, ”culled
soothing syrups end other narcotic end
otupvtyiog remedies Cootorie is the
quickest thing to reguiote the stumeoh
end bowels end give heelthy sleep the
worldhoo ever seen. it is pleosent to
the tests end oheolutely hermioov. It re-
llevrs constipetion. quieto polo. cures
dlerrbtno end wind colic.oileyo tevero
lehneoo. destroys worms end prevents
convulsions. soothe the child end gives
it refreshing end neturol sleep. Cootorle
tethe children‘s ptnoeee—lhe mother‘s
trtcnd.
Costelloio put up in onosise bottles
only. ltionoteoid in bulk. Don't el-
low say one to sell you onythiug else on
utopiseor promise thot it is “jun M
good” end "will euewor every purpose."
see thet you get Coetorie.
The tee strolls eiynoture at
is on every wrapper.
‘ WlLTON.
Arthur Fitch. ot llnrlbult street. who
hes been employed by i}. W. Kuopp tor
the poet three yrero. hos resigned his
pmition end tehee emote lucretivs one
with his heeled. ’l‘. Prowittdn liorweik.
For the quorter ending April 1. rm,
there were six birdie. one merriogo end
sieves dsetheio Wilton. 0! these three
births. one mutt-so end sis doeths cc
curred in the month ct lurch.
launder Grommet. o pupil ot Cherie-
Whitinch'oeshcol tor two ysereho. enter
odspceebseieosseerser loeitew York
once. thhoooo the level hell nine
will he herd to All.
“shop'tttiems will hsetlitlettbevr'e
church. coheodey, April ill. etll p. m.
not will ecolrn s sieve.
George 0. I. am hes spread e
grocery to “building twenty west.
. Sou-re Neutrons UOIGIIIGATIONA
o» * _
“DOLLARS
WORTH
can um on , Ellililllll Hit
500. ,
' YOU GET 11' AT
HALE’S.Z
SUNDAY liBBVICtS-
l .veeehero end 'l'helr 'rhsmee In Norwelh
Churches 'l'e-rnorrow.
West
eveuue end West. streets. ltev. ticreld ll. rd ,
l’u. D.. pester. Services lib!!! e. in. end 7:31
p. m.; Sunday sclnml. 12m. Yonntr People‘s
Society at Christian Endeavor meeting or rum
mztluiljecl. "things to he Uoumcreteu."
Yonder N u. Grevev. Mirolug subject. "The
soul‘s llome in Hull." Eveniru. Lenten scr—
vie»; sun «it. ”Tue flown Words trout the
cross." on. V end Vi.
sou-31 Nonwonrt Miragnit‘n. Wong evenne.
neer sruer. v. . v on . pester.
Divine service. 109‘” e. in . lit l 111.: nundoy
school. 12 norm: Epw ortn Moira meeting. 6:00.
Huh act. ' .lm‘n Plot, end Firec'l'riel." land-
er, ms Minnie Godirry. M. .rnlnu. U. mmun
luu s ‘rvlcc. In the evening bowler Clcvdnud;
ot ~ter1turd. sill spno~ .
Scorn NouwsuBAI-rrsr West avenue, ucitr
Pine street. ltev. it. 0. horwuod, pmor.
Services. in;:lllo.ru. end 7:910 - in; Sunday
scum] 13 in; Young People s Society ot
Christian Endeavor prayer meeting. on!) p. on.
led by Miss Elsie Urcht-l’.
'l‘nrzurv EHBCOI'AI... West street and Fair-
llcltl uvenuefioutli Nurweik. Rev. ()llu llnllock,
recto". him a. rn.. M ‘rurng Prayer, mm. .
end Holy Communion; Suml ty whorl er. 12:1
m.; Eve .lug Preyer end sermon st izill p. m
Nonwshx Mnnonts'r. West end Mott eve:
nuns. Rev. ll. Wyatt, Denim. Service.
loan Evening service, 7:11) p. in. flunllny
school, ii! 111.. Epworth [serum- mcetlng, dz.”
p m. hvcnlngsubiect.“llnw tor Ought we
moo in ForgiVeuess of Oflcnses." ’lbc poster
will preoch.
Nonwsu Consonant-toner” corner Park
end Lewis streets. Rev. 1’. K. No In. D. 0.. its
tor. Services oi. Willis. 1!). end 7:2” p. m.;
day school. i2zill p. "1.: Y. F. ti. (7. [:2 mt!)
p.m Morning subject. ”The Crucifixion.“
(lance Eriscovoh. Beldcn ovenuc end Cross
street. Normik. Rev. 5. ll. Watkins. rector.
Sundey out before Eat ter. 8: 0 e m , Holy
Communion 1'23) e. In. Mornlng Proyer.
sermon end llr-iy Common on; i2 m, dun-
dny school. men's riblo elites: 7:;ill p. m,
chorel Even-Song. enlhems and sucrose.
Nonweu Ben-tun, Eur Avenue, opposite
Green. Rev. F. E. Bobbins. pastor. tier-
vicee. Ills!) o. at. end Tall p. m.: Huntley school,
l2 mu. curly pruyer meeting. limits. m.: yountr
People‘s met-ting et 0:31 p in. Mornlnv. Com-
munion service on t welcomixur new In 'mbnl'fl.
Rev lg. 8. Evens. Bullet liters secretory. will
preec . . ~
81. Muir's. R. C. corner of West evenne
end Chnpel street. Norm-elk. Rev. W. .i. Sloo-
um. pestor. Low Moss. 1 e. on: Children's
Menuhin e. m.; High Moss. lthlllo. m :Vespers.
can u. m
or. Pooh's Eriscorotli'Jhm-ch otnct. oppo-
site the Green. Norwel . Rev. Q. B. Port
rector. Holy I‘ommunlnn.i::ll e. m.. end on
tires. ounde‘liu the month. new nd cslcbretion
(chorell wit sermon. lllzill o. m.; on other Sun~
do it. Morni P oyer. Litouy end sermon,
hill e. m.; nndey school. 12 m. in the
(tonnes or ”on Hour slovrocn. chorol
even-song witn sermou.7;:llp- m.
Ens? Avenue Infloulrl‘r. neer VenZendt
eveouo, Ecol. Norwatilt. Rev. A. J. Smith. 2pus
tor. Pretwbiug “bill e. in. end Till p. m.; un-
day school. ll! 11).: young purple‘s meeti dill:
\lurulug.pulplt Will be occupied by r. word
Tronnmn. sveuin :. Che: lee it Benedict will
preecli: theme "The 'l‘rlumpbnl Entry." ‘l‘ext,
"nehonl the world is gone it! er him '
Sr Aunnsw's Mission. at .leevseiuwllllo-
tor's mlilenl‘a. Winnl uk. sundey school.
dzllll p. 111.; Charles Ch item. superintendent;
Arthur H. Chlnem. eselolont: Miss Evelyn Mc-
Alllelter. urgenist.
lino“) Riven. (Wurst. Superintendent;
Editor Buttery; assistant on rintendeut:
ilirthlm’e mixer»; orlrnuisl. Miss .ulu llud ea.
eastern .t orgsnM. Vim. .lullus iY-thle. Him ey
svbool, :l p. in.; Your“: l’mpls‘e Society ut
t‘hristlen Endeavor meeting. 0:1!) 9. m.; l’rnyer
meeting. Sunday evening or Ell.
Conner Burner Swrn‘rv.qtiinlord ltulld-
lnir. corner Wnll Mid Knight, streets. Norwolit.
ltev. Jennie A. Hmulor. pastor. Morning ver-
\‘lt:u,lll:1lllt. m.;evcnlrnr service or 7:65 p. in.
Young twple‘n meeting at till) p. m. Allere
cordially invited.
Auvszs'r l‘llitls'rtsu. VnnZnndt evenuo Fleet
Norwnllt. Prom-limp, lllzilll n. m. ltllll all p.
mu. Niruluy «rum! I:- lit. lonnfll'vuple‘n int-M-
tug lizlll p. m. Ut‘lll’flfi L. til-pie. pester.
t‘osuurunmsel. .‘llllrilllN. Springtvmul
l'nlun I‘bnpel. El) revenue. W ll um), pester.
llununriun services, Sunday, at lllzlll n. m. and
b p. "1.: ihurmioy or Tflllll't'ltwk.
51‘. PAUL‘N MIMIUN. Von'lntndl end Osborn
ovenues. Emu Nornnlk. Rondo) or-hmilllulll p.
m. A i-ordlel “till'tlulv to oil.
Hrnlxmvimn Union l‘uAlutL. Ely evonue.
Hourh Norwellr. Huntley Mlnmlell p. in..
evening service. till p. in.
Emrr Nottwot. wcnmu ('osunroniosu..
Riverside live, 9. Ipw. ll. inn-Ingren. eit-
tor. Survives tit ' it. ill. and 7:1!) n,m.; . un-
Ilrty school, use» p. in.; young people it meeting
st 5 p in.
Armour Innomsr EPIMWH’AL. Knight
lll’M Normtllt. tiny. I. blends proctor.
Preaching. um: e. 01.; Monday school ot limo p.
m.; prayer rite-«ting nu lizlll p. ms. preaching et
'Izill p. m. H n-riel music will be rendered by
the choir. . nets tree.
Demure Evooncum'ul m. Porn!-
Ktlwltol. North Main otrrct. flouth Nurwnlh.
i’umr. ll. Apits. lintwedisnm: rlonnlnrn
lvlltln men-i? p. n: rlunetogeochuls 12m
Miltwnt'h Monitor-«liar. rm mm. Drui-
scher Unterrlcbt tor die llemeludc: llionotege.
startigmdts. llonueistoge t to ll p. in” Homotege
l e.ni.
Genius Ivnolucen
every Huntlny situation st to'clockdn stutsh
Congregotlouol church. Rest Harwell. All
orevnrliell invited. liunde tom-oi et 10:.)
o'clock. in Ilndeen'e “nihm ‘ltestmit direct.
(LA. lirookmolnr pester.
NEWS 01‘ Till NDBWALIS.
An exciting gems ot beeshell woo ploy-
ed this morningun which the “linemen"
Coptoin Iltchell, were doloetsd by
“The Little l’ototoco. but Herd to Peel,"
Coptoin Lloyd Jennings. by e score of
lid to )9.
A gems ct hell woo pleysd between
the Stewert Avenues end the lililsldel.
The buttery tor the llllisidss wen Fred
lngsrsoli. pitcher, Edwerd Fresh. cote?)-
er. The gems woe to lever oi the Bill-
sides. 25 to 40.
Copteln Robert J Doyle. ot Co. i),who
resigned two west- ego, wes unonim-
ouely renominoted lost night. tir.
Doylvs only competitors were John W.
Pennington. lint ilsutsneot.eud J. W.
8colly.l"ilty-two votes worscoot. Copteln
Doyle, in e pretty speech.ectwptod the
honor tendered him. end there is no
doohttbet the esmlestiou will be com
firmed by the erljotout "novel. Ir.
Doyle hoe reeds s most sflciect com.
moodont lo the post.
Ghepnoc Iteodieh. Jr.-'Do do.
Ilrcwnlmehto see too or u tether?
Boowu (his tellm)—-Ycotsvlt, sit; you’ve
hos my hill one lot otvsroi mouths;
every time oty solbstcv hes soiled
fluvial. Enid
yne'uprenhsdtcetssedtcit. believe '
our retail rice, 10c
handsome souvenir.
The Great Sale
COR. MAIN AND WALL 8T5... NORWALK.
sou,
ennui. « mm In lllll inn
JUST PURCHASED FROM THE RECEIVERS OF
E. s. JAFFRAY & 00.,
One of the Largest Dry Goods Houses in New York, who were obliged “to put themselves in the
hands of a worm er in order to settle their business. '
them less than regular wholesale prices. Here are some of the Bargains:
We bought goods so low that we can sell
DRESS GOODS.
Thirty six inch Silk and Wool Mixtures, Jeffrey’s wholesale price, 42in; our retail price, 89c.
Forty-eight.inchll‘llummated Henrir tta, Jsll'ruy’s wholesale price. the; our retail price. 75c.
Forty-four inch Silk and Wool, finest quality, Jeffrey’s wholesale price, $1.25; our retail price, 31.
Thirtyeightmch [flack All Wool Fancies. Jnllrny's wholesale price. 45c; our retail price. Mic.
Forty-eight inch Silk Warp Black Henrietta, Jafl'ray's wholesulr prion, 31.17; our retail price, 98c.
Forty-six web All Wool Black Henrietta Jail'ray's wholesale price, 625s; our retail price, We.
Black Crepon, the lending dress fabric, J aflray’s wholesale price, $1.25; our retail price, 81.
Twenty-seven inch lrridescvnt Satin de Chane, Jafirav’e wholesale price, Ric; our retail price, 390.
Shaded India Wash Silks. J ufl'ray’s wholesale price, 45c; our retail price, 390.
Black Figured Indias,,nent patterns. J silrny's whohsnle price, so»; our retail price. 756.
Fancies,_li‘1gurcd and Striped, All Silk, Jnfi'ray's wholesale price, title; our retail price, 50c.
New designs in Striped Taffeta. Silk, J afiray's wholesale price, 75c; our retail price, 690.
MEN’S FURNISIIIN GS.
Men’s Outing Shirts,f_ull size,well made, good style,.lafiray’s wholesale price.3ilé;our retail price,2lc.
Men’s Bulbrizgan Shll’tr and Drawers, Jeffrey’s wholesale price. 35 2; our retail price, 210.
M n’s Gray Half Hose, Jafl'ray’s wholesale price, We; our retail price. So.
Men’s Black, Tan and Fancy Halt Hove, Jnfl'ray’s wholesale price, 29c; our retail price, .190.
A large assortment of Men's Neckwear, J afiray's wholesale price, 25c, our retail price, 176,
t.
“HOSIERY.
Children’s Fast Black Ribbed Hose. Jeffrey’s wholesale price. So; our retail price, 6c.
Ludtes' Fast Black Hose, every pair stamped Hermsdort, fast color, Jeffrey’s wholesale price, 150;
100 dozen only. adiee’ Superior Black Hose;some would consider them good value at 25c pair,
J ufirny’s wholesale price, 18c; our retail price. l2ic.
DUMESTICS.
We shall ofier some astounding rioes during this sale in this department.
.1. Yard Wide Unbleached Muslin, afi'ray’s wholesale price, 5c; our retail price, 4c.
4 4 Full Bleached Muslin, J iilray’s wholesale price, 7c; our retail price. 6c.
8-} Full Bleached Muslin J «firsy’s wholesale price. 160; our retail price, 14c.
Eighteen-inch Bird's Eye Diaper, J atlrny's wholesale price, 40c: our retail price. 35c.
Thirty six inch Percales, new Spring colors, J nflruy’s wholesa'e price. llc; our retail price. 90.
Huck Towels. Bleached and Brown, Jail uy’s wholesale price. 7c; our retail price, 5c.
Large Damask Towels, Jafirny's wholes is p: ice, So; our retail price. 50.
One thousand yards Crash, .Isfl'roy’s wholesale price. 7c; our retail price, 5c.
Dress Gingbnms, Spring Styles, Jul'lray's wholesale price, 100; our retail price, 8c. 5
N. B ——During this sale every purchaser to the amount 0t three dollars or over, will received}
Begins Saturday Morning, iprit 62h.
A BEAUTIFUL SLAVE.
Ills. tlle “Join." New Emoticon]
luau e Brilliant hucceee.
Doris lluter. lhr- hrroluo of Miss
AkL-rslrom's nn-w lll'fllllil. is the daughter
of dfllllilltl‘l‘ll m-ntlvlunn. In his youth
he Hi't‘l'rllv mun-Ml u lll‘Illllllll governess
and learnt: llv- duplnssure of his pleircnt.~
hv- (llil Iuwi nrqmtmi them with the tool.
but livwl uhrnml Willi his wile for two
your». stir-lily urn-r tho birth or Doris
his wifl- Illl'tl. iivnrthrukcn, be returned
to Ann-rim, lu'ingang \tltit him his child
oml Iu-r nurw Lulu, nu ucloroon. Not
vii-dung in in: his parents know of his
nuirriugv, ll" allowed Doris to pose as the
child of Lulu. In it tr-w your» death
cluiunui not only his permits, but the
nurse its null, llil'l llw t'sinti' passed into
blnllnnlls. Doris by this time had st-
lulnnl the our ul‘ six your». He returned
to England will lll'l‘, placed her In I
txislilmmblv seminary to in- «ducntrd, end
rolulncdto .lmvru'n to ink" charge othls
estate. He had it love torr‘srd playing
flllil I‘vil on «my tin-rim to the machine-
tions of n prrh-tnlr-d friend. Mortimer,
who Iml him into all mourn-r of excesses.
By the time Dori! lltlil rceclwil the sfic oi
eighteen brr totherhsd become e p yel.
rel wrl-clt, eml lllll given Mortimer notes
in pnyimntot gsnlbiinu tit-hie to the ex,
tent of his entire inheritance. Mortimer,
rvelizing lhnt lluter bed not long to live,
went to England, round llorle end was
the lithium of her returning to Americs
without consulting her tstlu-r. lie else
sr‘ruuml llt‘l' of being the (‘llllll of Luis
end then-tori- e slnvr. Dexter with his
lost lm-nth mod to vlndllrete her, hm
tll'illll l‘llllmi'il hint before he could speolt
Mortimer onlrml her nntne to be plecvc
on the list of eleven to he sold. but bet
tellirr eppc-srvd to her in e vision end sin
discovered the proofs ot her birth. Thin
new drsnnt is one or Miss Akerstrom‘i
moetoblr- t'mll'llt end will odd moterislly
to her Ill’t'llly brilliant reputotlon so or
ortlnl end it mn-vn-lnl plsvwright.
POI'I.’ LAIt Alllahllifl'l'li.
lens st the lento to which levwelh
People eve Interested.
ttenogsri. It. Hoyt hot booked for
Wednesdsy evening. April 10. the grret
reilroed melodrstne, Lincoln J. Cortes's
"Foot Melt." which will be given e greed
scenic pnrlnotioo. that in my respects
promises to he one ot the most remerhon
hieever in this city. The ploy to con.
structcd on strictly modern principles.
The interest eterts st o trvriflic piece. sod
isnotollcwedtollegtoreuievtent. ’l'lio
compeey is highly spoken oi. sellP the
ploy is well constructed. with e strong
tines ct comedy to oil’svt the serious
elements.
nee-t not... no contain. not
BRIMFUL OF SATISFACTION
ARE THE PEOPLE WHO.
BUY OUR GOODS.
WE lliiill THIS WEEK:
Northiicld Creamery Butter in prints, 30c lb.
Finest Gilt Edge Creamery Butter made, at 256 lb.
Fine Sweet Butter, 22c lb.
2 cans Succotash. 25c.
2 cans Lima Beans, 25c.
3 cans Corn, 25c.
;t cans Tomatoes, 25c.
Dow Drop or Curtis’ Maine Sweet Corn, 15c can.
Dow Drop Tomatoes in large cans, 15c can, the finest goods
packed.
Jams, Inc, 150 and 25c.
5 lbs. Soda Crackers, 25c.
3 lbs. Heed Rice, 25c.
The Angelus Flour is a leader, 56c bog; N 25 per barrel.
Prunes, Apricots, Pouches. etc.
is it necessary for us to mention our Tone and Colleen?
We have secured a large stock of Flour Seeds, and Londreth
Garden Seeds. Every seed sure to grow, and the greatest sells-
tnctiou is obtained by using them.
ilill. E. SEYMOUR.
LEADING ounces,
83 WASHINGTON ST. TELEPHONE CALL. 13-2.
A” WELL SERVED MEAL
lessee lot or thought end core end some low
conveniences In the kitchen.
Direct the most impatient ot thrvemlivvniv
tlruievly ma swortutem. or oil sorts at muse.
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v which give you scariest cirrulellon ct dryeetl .
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