Wen sale at the lastllor-
Mia tolerance. withme
thhhcniumnoanalsobslsit.
Yrtheflorloei’oint extension of
May are now laid to a point
,the Clarrplsoe. and the workis
,pndiedssrapidlyaspossible. The
then themstsrly aidsoi lhehigh
'm in several places has been
in and widened. The extension
ilI probably be in readiness. with rails
II? laid and trolley strung, by the timeere
. fielsrmbridgsiscomplstsd.
The Thirteen club surprised Mr. and
.. Ira A. B. Crew. at their home on
strawberry not road. that night. They
’ ”teary enjoyable evening playing
- ”- The first prize for placing the
i ‘ “loathedonkey was awardedtoN. P.
Maud the booby prize was awarded
b In. 0. L. Crew. Refreshments were
served.
' . I'lteworkofextending the abutment
.. and rebuilding the retaining wall at
"the metern approach to the Benedict
farm brldge, which was delayed
Q account of Honda ’s
.. rain storm. is now being pushed by Con-
” Sheldon. Nearly all the spiles
Inn been driven by Contractor Bell.
It. and Ira. Alexander S. Palmer
hovel-lied invitations for the marriage
oitheirdaugbtsr, Miss L. lay, to Wal-
heo E. Bates. The ceremony will be
pmicrmed at the home get the bride. 45
'ht 'avenue. Thursday, the 25th inst..
‘1“ o'clock. A reception will be held
at 38 East avenue.
A largeqnantity of steel rails, to be
-‘d in the four trac ing work, have
heart deposited near th Fort Point street
kidge. The two soul tracks have been
in course of
water pipe,
street draw,
Ind a good sized leak in it his morning,
I. 1th thought that the pipe was displaced
ll by the large rails of timber for the tem-
porary bridge, which float and rest on
l
“iii”-
0. H. Aiethorpe was,in ‘New York
‘l'assday. 'the grati-
mm on whom he
firm of business
4tfispsing in all branches of trade.
L'Hornmedieudt Fowler, oi the East
‘ Side Hennery, have notbeen very see
i “a! thus far this season with their
bouillon They have placed two settings
in it. but neither has, been productive.
It; Inuise Davis, of Lowe street, yes
they hung a cage containing her high-
ly Fixed pet canary on the front piazza.
In some manner the door got Open, and
the bird flew away.
Arthur Brewer is being moved by Ex-
Wdohn Conner,irom New street
to South Norwalk.
Him Lillie Fox. 42 Fort Point street, is
‘0wa recovering from a severe fit of
Moors.
- Frank Spaulding is enjoying a week's
caution from his studies at Yale college.
The South Norwalk Paper Rooting
company's store will be cloned tomorrow.
, Hrs. Herbert V. Carr, of Cottage aven-
ie, E sick with the grip.
COIING WITH A RUSH.
Ila-ll of Income 'I'ax letnrna at the Depu-
ty Collector's ones.
The income tax returns began to pour
k the Internal revenue olllce in Bridge-
m yesterday morning, with a rush
“It taxed the capacity of Collector Sloan
“(I Deputy Collector Barty. By mail
and personal reports seventy live returns
wsremade in two hours. It was the an
searing of questions and the instruction
“applicants In the filling of blanks that
took up most of the time. At 10 o'clock
there was somewhat of a let up. but the
returns kept coming in.
M expect to be kept on a
jump til next Wednesday. The last
by lbs filing the returns is Monday next,
K it inputted that the filing of them
- will be so numerous at the last moment
‘ tar the local oollsctors will be kept busy
sail the following Wednesday.
The return will be forwarded to Wash
as soon as possible after next lion
day. withthesndorsemsnlscithecolise-
en. The Washington authorities after
:monfs papers will notify the
m
violators willtsll the tax-
. women stands ready to
”inhumane!-
‘W
ROTH I III OMIIV Allillih.
M u. Apart as One at Pasting
and Abstinence.
theohservsncss are oi the most impos-
ing and impreeive character. The weak
lssspreially set apart as oneof fasting
and abstinence. No strict Catholic will
participate in amusement of any kind,
while il~sh meat is prohibited entirely
on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
and permitted only once on Thursday.
the churches are thrown open is weak
for prayer and worship and the faithful
unaccustomed to visit them at least
once a day. the particular obj ct of their
devotions being the stations oi the cross.
It isa form of devotion almost as old
as the church itself and from a spiritual
point oi view is regarded by Catholics as
one oi the most p itent means for obtain-
ing divine grace. But that Is not the only
devotion practised by the faithful upon
the occasion of their daily visitations.
The Rosary, a devotional exercise for ob-
taining the intercession oi the Mother oi
Christ for the spiritual favors solicited
from her Divine Son. Is without doubt
the most popular act of worship used
during the Lenten season
Yesterday was Spy Wednesday. signi'
lying the day on which Christ was taken
by his cruciflers.
Today' Is known as Holy Thursday,a
day of devotion.
Friday, the day following. is the only
day in the year in which mass cannot be
celebrated. The mass which is the un
bloody sacrifice of Christ daily olfered In
all the (Etholic churches cannot be solo
emnized on the day that commemorates
the bloody sacrifice oi Calvary.
Saturday the water used in the baptisn
moi, matrimonial and funeral ceremonies
during the year is blamed. Confessions
are heard Saturday evening in order that
all who wish may receive ho‘Iy commun-
ion on Easter morning. Any Catholic
who fails to approach the sacraments on
Easter or withIn the time appointed is
texcommunicated and sInuId he die in
that state would be deprived of s Chris-
tian burial. The church is exact almost
toseverity in observance oi the day on
which is commemorated the resurrection
of the Saviour.
Dir. 'I'arry's Version of the Game.
Tris; Summer. has received thelollow.
ing communication relative to the game
between the High Schools and Wilson-
Eiarstrom nines:
The game between the Wilson Consoli-
dated bsIl team and the Concord school
boys, which took place Apr 9 on the
High School grounds in Norwalk.
was a most ludicrous affair on the part
oi the High School boys. After an ar-
uument more but than the game itself.
the Wilson boys left the lleld. gmtly
disgusted with the apparent childishness
oi their opponents, if they may be term
ed as such The High School boys seem-
ed to totally disregard the rules of the
game or the decisions of the umpire.
l‘wo innings were played, at the end of
which the score stood nine to six in favor
of the Wilson boys. One may well any
that the conquered boys oi Concord
school are by no means in concord with
their conquerors.
CHARLES ’1‘. Team:
Baptist lxpsrience Soelal.
The Ladies' association of the South
Norwalk Baptist chuTch give a novel en~
lertuinment last night. It was called an
“experience social,” and each member
was to tell how she earned a dollar.
which was contributed to the treasury of
the organization. Some of the exper-
iences were quite amusing, and all show-
ed ingenuity and were‘very interesting
Over '45 was realized. An interesting
programme, under the direction of hire
0. F. Boutweli. was rendered in connec»
tion with the ”experiences " it consist-
ed of vocal numbers by the Sappho qusr.
lotto; vocal solo, lira J. W. ,Collms;
violin solo, Frank Sturtevant. accom.
panied by Iiiss Ada Leach; selections,
lloss Hill orchestra. and papers by Mrs.
H. M Cooley and Muss Sadie Ogden.
At the conclusion of this refreshments
were served.
t
I‘lre Department Practice.
The Nerwslk lire department will turn
out in full IlnIIOIm for practice tumor
row site-moon at ‘2 o’clock. The plan
was to proceed to the Union school
where all would practice togrther, lines
of hose being taken up the ladders and a
line stretchod by the Fire Police. This Is
impracticable, however, as the hydrant
on School street is practically useless.
The plan now is to proceed lint to J. 1!.
Buckley d: Son’s. on Cross street. where
the Pioneer boys will practice with their
ladders and the company will then pro
cred to the Methodist church corner.
where the steamer win he tried.
lsat Haulers liest “can.
At the usual meeting of the list Find
nishers’ association. last night, these oili-
cers were elected: President. Jacob Von
Gall; vies president. John J. Goodwin;
secretary. John W. Soulley; treasurer.
James Bay; sergeant-at arms. John F.
ilelahcnnrustees. George Ostrich. B.
it. Bennett and Charles Lynohzllsanes
committee. Henry Swint. Frank ’il. Ste-
vans and I It. Patton. The vigilance
oom-Irtaa'wlli be appointed later. This
is Ir Bailey's fourth term as secretary.
and Memoirs the last that he Is sea.
Memphis M and wall lihtli
uncommonly-Itine-
.. .
‘5’,“‘M Well
"V minimum"
u" “aazii enerr,
farms.
latches and Baker Collide.
The South Norwalk Beef company’s
horas became frightened while standing
in front of the house on Ann street. yen
tsrday afternoon, and ran down the
thoroughfare at a lively gait. The vehicle
collided with an Italian baker's wagon,
and leaves of bread and quarters of beef
of the wheels of the beef company's
wagon was demolished, and this brought
the horse to a standstill. The Italian‘s
wagon was also somewhat injured.
sroruns or run sure
Thomas N. Dsutuey, who was to have
engaged in a temperance campaign at
Stamford, is now at a Keeley institution
in White Plains, and writes to the Ad
vacate: "I had a severe attack of the
grip. Iresorted to remedies, so called,
which I had no right to use. I began on
a Id worse. My dear wife, my dear chii
dren and my dear brothers urged me to
come here and try the Keeley cure. MyI
good brothers advanced the money. I
concluded to come, and here I am, and
am glad to say I am being cured."
Deputy Sheriii White, of Ridgelieid,
drove to Stamford, Sundry night, in
search of Henry Smith, who left that
place several hours earlier. Smith, while
in conversation with a Ridgeflsld livery
stable man, it is claimed picked his pock-
ets of $160.
Couldn't Aflord It.
In the your lilh—, when wages were low
and hard work was the rule, a certain
Vermont ianIIcr iiiil‘lllpil‘il to increase the
sum" Income of his form by u winter's
"job" of lumbering. Ho bull fol III) as-
slstunt a tail. luuk youth of Iii. III the
late full the from were, cut und the logs
"skitldvrI"—-tlmt ls, drawn together In It
pile on the brink of n Bii'l‘p bunk, whore
they could be costly loaded on II slml when
there should be sulllcit-Iit snow and drawn
to the IIIIII.
A large pIIc had thus been accumulat-
crl, when the blocking [but held llIi'lll in
place SIIiIiII'III)‘ now way, illlll the logs bo-
gun to roll down the blimp incline.
The young man was stuntllugut the mo-
ment directly in their path, nnd tho innu-
er shouted to blrn to run for his Iiiu. in-
stead of this be dropped Into :1 little bolr
low that chanced to be nour, and Tim huge
logs come down and buried him several
logs deep.
The former supposed that ho had bcgu
Instantly killed, but the logs were too
heavy for him to remove alone. With
much dilllculty be secured the slalom
of several men, the logs were rolled away.
and the youth crawled out unharmed.
4 “Why didn't you run, you Idiot, as i
told you?" said the angry inrmcr.
“Do you s'pose lam going to run for
810 a month?" was the lndiguunt reply.—
Youth' a Companion.
Doctor H. R. Fish, of Graivos lillls,
“0.. a practicing physician of many
years experience, writes: DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve has no equal for indolent
sores, scalds and burns. It stops pain in-
stantly, heals a burn quickly and leaves
no scar. G A. Gregory dc Co.,and G.
C Stillson.
JIMESII. illliIT'S fliSTilIlIlilT.
N0. 8 TIAVILAND STREET.
RIGHT. All ltlAui. 25 CIN'I‘I.
(Innr a llilAiill Pllt want. we
LADllil south "It wsaIr. tilt).
mil im
_
RAMBLER BIBYBLES
The best of all high gra'lo bicycles.
STIIIIMER BICYCLES
A splendid medium price whet-I.
Ian-sorta KIVNLOI' put I for If recultcll rise-
wIIere, to those IIImIIIIIr with us.
THE I. T. PBOWITT (20.
inch mi if
GEARY’S
New cloak Store
Something new every day. Exquisite
noveltlu In
BATES.
WAISTS,
SEPARATE SKIRTS,
IABKETS Mill
BOWNS.
‘mlti
were distributed along the street. One cailand
beef, iron and wine. and then to worse
Incline!
WWI)” III'i'isoi'Kishr—Ponem for
test meatballs: g
tacos on gentleman’s places or on
Crrr lingual HERVEY'
I. s
70 North Main street. Shutb‘gzr'gvalk.
m
Taylor’dt Golden
lieal Estate and Insurance
WASHIIO‘I'OI "Rm.
WANTED.
IIDDLE aged lady for light housekeep-
and total c the care of rhlld Ap-
ply at lg Havilantl street all :it
A YOUNG man who understand-driving and
the care (It burst-e. wages 812 per month
amiboard. Apply to h‘. W.WOUD 'liA D 17
NuI th avenue. 1i.
BY a Swede, a situation as prit ale gardener-
hill had about eight. yems' erperlencniu
greenhouses l‘au furnish the best of refer-
ence. t‘allat No. .iriellrck street, East Nor-
wnIII. JOHN (lib-SLICK. all {it
CLEANING and dyeing establishment. No. 4
Raymond street. Corner South Main
street... on line of electric cars. South Nor-
wallr. Conn. We respectfull announcemthe
citizens of South Norwallr, orw slit and viola.
Ity that we establish ed ourselves In your
midst. in the dyeing and cleanIn business.
and are now prepared to do all kin s of clean-
Ing and I! sing In the very best civic and man-
ner. Lad es' suits. dresses. either made up or
rt, cloaks, capes. lufants‘ca cages nods. etc .,
rbbons. fringes. piano. organ. Illlard covers.
mufflers actarfs. tea,l kid gloves kid shoes.
also leathers cleaned and curled. miiientlemen‘s
arments dyed or cleaned and pressed in the
t manner. C. BU’i'I‘ERFASS. mill tf
‘I’IRI'I‘UALIS'I‘S and persons desirous of
Jolnin aclass meeting woe-1y for Bible
study an for the development of spiritual
gills. should address ”ALPHA." this OflICieilt
apr I
WORK wanted. Any inlei4 lgeut man or
women seeking amplovment und am
bltious to make from .illto Sim monthly can
secure same b addressing Globe Bible Pub.
llshin l‘ o . 7 Chestnut street. Phila. Pa. No
caplla fillllil’ed. nor stamp for reply. loung
man or woman wishing to earn a few hundred
doIIars In the next two months preferred. fl (it
s
0U NB man wants work In store or factor v.
waera as per week. Address box .ii‘sti
South Norwalk.(onn.a103t
“DESIRABLE house on Gerard plum-u all
modern Improvements. Inquire of E.
ADAMS. mil if
”T PAGE norm-r Maple street and Franklin
avenue. 8 moms All modern improve.
rpents. Inquire 010. E. Wilson. allf
P‘ROM April let, caret store and him-mom in
Sentinel building. Dimensionsm L’lxilti.
Apply at Sentinel office. Elitf
iRST floor, Ed. I Ihnforrl Place. hot and
culileater.rent '15: mend floor. No. 77
Woodward avenue, rent 38. Apply 10?:- A.
WOODWARD. all .94 if
Fivflronms. No. 5 Henry street; 5 mums.
No.18 Day street. 3 rooms. 50.!) Day
street: rent '4 Alma rooms. No til East ava-
nue. Apply to W. YUUNGS. or on thefirsmi-
see. 1w
oust. I7 Franklin street. im........;.i‘.1
In. Inquire of EDWIN WILCUR. at
Brown is W Ih-‘ox s grace ry. iii) if
1 CI Hill on Hatriurd place. Six rooms with
bath antanlI Irnprowuunts. Address.
W. B. HUBB IIFIIw
I Cali—often rooms: furnace. ran a. bath.
stationary tubs bolwater. nee ard.
ml location quu reol'I'A\'RLO A: G LI)
EN. Washington street. or of ow nor. fljTaonr
avenue. near West BIi’t‘t'I.
OCSEQRmms. No ii'I‘oIIee street; second
}' littoral morn-uXo 8 Tolles street; lirst
llmr. 5rtlrlmll.N0. in 'Iolles sin-at. Water in.
All in limitless order. Hollae Roldan alru-l.
Itl) Neck Apply to TA\ LOR A HOLDEN
orJi)IIIl II. It‘v‘Al’ l‘ 'Wesl street. a1 ti
SI". 'ilNll floorilve rooms. stationary mugs
and birth. In Imuse with owner lit-ht
reasonable. in small family. Inquire on
premises. Lil Ill-Irish avenue. all bl.
‘S‘IX room «voltage. No. l [month-s avenue.
t. with but i'kllil cold water. bath. station.”
ranch ilIIII furnace. (‘ueap rent in “0'“! party.
Apply in i-. ii. I-il'i'll. Ill Cross street stole.
Nouth Nor» slk. our!) ll
F0“ SALE. '
C(l'i’I‘AHEIIu lilouwmsl R\'I‘lllll' mul bun-m
and burn on (how ntrt- ri. Apply to 8 ll.
SHERWOOD. Ill Uiilid street. South Norwal‘k.
apt:
._.. - . . .. ....
s.
OT'PAOES AN!) ui'llmtsu LiYI‘ii. i‘ot-
la es on Quintanl awuue six moms
each. curly New and In “‘qu tontllliun.
island Improved building Illiudlrnii’lllli Inhaled.
Terms easy. Apply to bitANClS Ii 'Ii'l't'laT.
i!
(‘ liI'ZY loam borne.“ years. about Willi lbs..
I strong nntlsmml. also good farm wagon
model) litlIiimtthr-I~Il.'.t) Apply HA. 1..
ELLIS .\ liouth Wilton. oprmileuepnl
It!» or
I ()I'Hl-l anoint. uIllI barn. at Wlnllipault.
with turn fourths nl uu airs. of launl
Inert-crime. Inqulmoi H Ii. MiilCItWilllI)
liiill’livrv all-rel. rmulh Nora-elk. i' nun. multi
nil ill
\
iIItHE for sale i‘IIl‘llll. Nlruu you re nIII ,uul
muud. Atldrrea. if. It. W "unnumm
lllt‘. building inrtnnlv lumlluiillif In P A
Itradlmry on the Nov «If the thrubury MIII
Norman rellmwi lmhmmi Amt Fil'tt‘i. Inle-
"‘Illlttl'il from the [hill in thirty «lays from
tilt of Ntlfll‘lillil'f'lll‘ll'l‘ilf lllll‘IIMM‘r. Apple
to l. W. liltAIll l..r--Ilaitrm. Newliswnmr
". iiAl'MilNlinrnlii. W. iIMiIiI". ngenle at
railroad stations. Itpr I0 lit
.r. ..
. e. .
LOST.
Oii'l' lr. ml "avahsgh a truck. lnlo Saturday
1 ailernorm. lwlwsen [laoi lll%‘ dork and in
ii rlmt street. a sine cruwbar. ill the finder
oases inform lint 'avsnauh or lisrshommlt'v
forms a tags marked ”I.
vw."‘cou'ialnTnu so his badge. A
the paid for Its relur'nmto
s
‘jil heart
I halal I"relv‘nfinwil
i'II ”MIN". "fill".
at l
”R's?“ ived, a our lead
Come and see them.
I. II. PIIISIIIS.
,9“ mm ms.
ninth Email.“ cementum.
SPECIAL SATURDAY 11mm
Commencing
mutton. on us. was
'Ihs wlnaoms actress.
Uilie Ackeretrom.
i it is
32'1”» ya. Diractsdontsurhyllosv
emotional drama. "A
BEAU! IFULW SLAVE." and the famous dance
Micron De.
l‘rl lday—-—A new comedy. DI 01' Till
CIROUH. " and anew song. ’Under the my
“girls." illustrated h the stereoptieon
Saturday matlnaed 0repetitious! "Plimm
OI’I THE 'CIRUUH." 0n lhi occasion. all
fl',‘h"°w?v‘f:,}'o 3:10;: {yon-rhygyg children will be admitted it: the best sum
sale In gg‘gifflim th it. he" them {3: “Enlist-day nlsht A new corned, ‘3!!le
e c a reaso — '
prices and on easv terms. y nag.“ DA'S WOES. " and a new tong. ” want who
an Actress.“ and the dance La-Chromotope
A capable com ny. beautiful costumes
special scenery. on slum effects.
Prices fic. 35c. tile. Feats now on sale at
Plaisled's and Ilregory' a drug stores. at
unsrc HALL.
iaturday llighl, iplil i3
The great New Vnrit and Boston success.
The grand romance of the Ctar‘s realm,
“DARKEST
Under the management of Slduey R. Ellis.
The most pronounced triumph seen In years.
Stage nictur-s of rare beauty. Laviehly
mounted: beautifully costumed; a powerful
company; m-chenlcaieflects; brieht comedy.
liver act ascehlc picture. viv d in story and
etlrr ng in plot; every seen delights and
charms.
Prices 35c. 50c, 75c and SI. Eeafison talent
usual places.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
Tuesday, lpril l6.
AIIISTIIBIIIBY
Lodge, No. 97.1. 0. O. F..
BY III IIIIEXBEPTIMIM. “81'.
Under the direction of Mr. Julius Colin. A
satire on American society. The embellish
merits same as used during the production at
Palmer's Theatre.
Tickets can be obtained from members of
the Lodge. Seats reservrd at. PIsistsd‘s and
Gregory‘s. after 9 a. m-. April 12th. Reserved
seats.75c; general admission 50c. s8 .l:
BEBUBTIIIII
in the Price of Gas.
From and after April 1st. 1896. this company
will reduce the price of gaslrn cents per thous-
and fret on all bills paid on or before the lmh
of the month. The gross price will be two
dollars, instead of two dollars and iii: y cents.
as heretofore.
The Hawaii has light to.
E. J. HILL,PRESIDENT.
EASTER OPENING
MRS. DIVER having Just arrived from the
city witthe [Alh‘fli Novelties In Mil inery
lntitcslho ladies of Norwallt and vilinlty in
call and examine our large tifm‘lt f 'I'rlmmnll
and Untrimmetl Hats and Runnels. at the
Lowest Prices In Norwnllt. t'hluireu's'l‘rim-
metl "Isis from 819R up. Llulies'
ltl'lrl (‘hIlrIII-u' s Iiair Dressing done In lin- Irs -
est styles. Fri m b feutberr urilnu super. ialty.
lira..i. ill. Divan.
Misti. E. Tompkins.
Pltopms'roes.
LADIES' MILLINFRV and "all
Dltiislfilh‘ii Parlors till Wail
street over Jackson‘sjewel.
r y s t o r e
all St
EASTER S
READ OUR
Donovan Building,
South Norwalk.
RUSSIA.”
Will be presented under the auspices of Butler I
VASSALBORO
Ale.
Illfllll Sill! BIIEIIIT.
Isu’sClsy Worsted bit It Suits
More” astir More
turkey scrim
wwflrkmm:e1.ma& from
Ikhastdutasrdfl ”Hill We?!” ask .
mraeuaay § leit insulin:
W horseha- same
madam-raisin thisa " I' 3'”;
andmaewslhatfllt
Also MW e
........ acme": .... Meir
doubts andknseiniassdloflysasmflflu
eni heiuaadmm '
rangiiye‘uwlll rapist-doom “'3‘”
lat Creations; f m W
Uhildrea' or impairment. In our
Your car fare allowed antenna/ham endures
MEIGS & 00.
m1 llrsiw m, Bout It. Bridgeport. cr.
MUSIC HALL
llBLE scum.
Wehsv’e secured!“ ”of this “lap and
convenient hall for the lflugnseor
Vhewrt'. of M [M It mt..
ottoman-M worn it and
owe Welcome Irma be We.
gar. ynrchassrs of whale receive instrecv
one res.
fl.B.BIILKI.EYil}ll.
52 South Main Stu
amuse;
Steam and lasting,
Elmore and Iron Bicycles
Bicxc‘ as from fill! up Wheelie rented and
JP ulrelf. L:—
' I)? given
NOTICE
HIR SALE.
i' RSUAM' in an order of the insert of ‘
Pry halls. for the Therm of» maulk Iwili
sell on th- premium in libs also all Sim-stealth, at
public auction unless omit My ulteprmslof
at private, sell-r, cm the is in also ml Aim ville,
billowing
Minimums tn. the afternoon. the
property:
v mightiest. fallow (“Motors )1in with ..‘
Millitrmm amt Machinery f r Mills
cloth: Engine aart' lithium sue horn» pew
wisest- power ril‘Kl’lll monilbeoii your. m in
power. 2mm lsualriiirn "Team which in!
feet. shm workout with. ' i moods-n
20.. inns ssnrlesanrl atria; lit-yam Dy
Isn't} Engine «room ml "“by It"; ”visit Mm
iii hydr'r: ”crossing” anterior man
Brick «ore-bownflbyahthmerS-at
:1
meat and Milt“. Wm Wilmer so by
Rom as “Hashim is a
Carp enter ywho he .
3;
emnh shop to by 9-; Lamb-- r Room 3! Ivy ‘1;
Drug Rouse . y 32‘ (illici- 519M $3
the heat «mung. trivial: mime/silos some some he.
42 m bee from eve Vomit wimlb inn-«hr Milli“
uf the best. both by Weller! anvil rail About
ten acres of inert ioiini mm the minced on «Ice
rric real. on onen- inshore aimrs- in lbw silty
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NOTICE
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EASTER EGGSFREE
We thank the public for their kind patronage during. the press your and to
show our appreciation of the alone, we will give away free out
ATURDAY
to all of our customers who purchase Tea or i‘ :IJTO‘H Ml mar storm Is
BEAU'I‘IFUI. PA NORAM A EASTER El; G
This Is a very handsome souvenir. «mil will be given in solidi w to the rage—
lar presents. He sure and‘ get one of them» hunter eggs ms Saturday
CIRCULARS.
THE IIEW YIIIIII STIIIIES,
33 Neill Meet.
“Walk.
HOT CROSS BUNS
ON
GOOD FRIDAY. .
Deliveredtoanypartofthseiiystcdciochmm.
[Kill 92 TISIIIIllIiI STREET.
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