. flOIIIbould luullcues be
A” t
m we Dlnlm.
' boo-m NOI'ALIJJOII.
m five-lug Sentinel he I elreule-
ilee in the town of Non-walk end its
later. considerably. than the
. our press room in el-
In" Old“ advertiser‘s
.0.“ Inch .OI'III Weather Force-u.
31W tbevnnther wlilhe nsrsll telr nnd
‘ .‘ fresh end it: t nonth’erly sud
. 4' vwiuds, temperature rleluu end
- maxim above 90 degrees in this
‘Wou tidie' mlcongt. gonowedb bry
M II on y '88 e .
relninends'nel t‘lrl’mousngi
on-
V to partly cloudy. slightly
W or“ 'uhmm‘nri ”m:
s are r oce re
northern ompnud on Mondny lair
‘ W. with slight temperature cheuzea.
M
‘ her-ouster Record.
Whisk-t point or the thermometer tor the
tin-moor houre endluu It noon today we:
. {i9 oboe-mo. .
' Ille Alums-o [or Toanorrew.
menopausal. l Hluh rm. Invr Tide
st to: st 7:) At 10:11 ut 3:49
‘ l lame People’s ldce.
_ The number of letters editors get this
> time of your from persons who wunt to
write for them shows some people’s idea
p o! newspaper work. A young.' lady wishes
. toot? inucertnin place during vacu-
- Etion. At oncesho informs the editor that
she will write for him regularlyn givm
l amount at $10 a column during tho sum-
, met vacation. Has she had uny experi-
emu in newspaper connmition? No.
She has not. Door; she lrnow anything
that anybody else wants to know or that
will do anybody else any good? No.
She does not. Then there are the school-
master, the minister, the lawyer and tho
porter. They want to make u little ex-
its money. They will furnish cditpriul
regularly at the highest market price.
Suppose thecditor ohm-dd ask the doc-
tor to let him dose his patients a little
while, to make some cxtrn money with
which to support himself nvxt summer
at the seaside? Suppose the minister
rahould let him preach on Sundays for a
«couple of months. or the lnwycr let him
conduct his ensue in court awhile, jtmt
because sulm'riptions were low in tho
~dnll seasons?
Well. it in just an absurd for any of
these individuals to think he can pick
up newspaper writing and be sum-vssful
in a week. vasmpvr writing is a pro-
rowan that wants tolw :ismvllscicntions—
ly and carefully lcnrncd no that of tho
lawyer or doctor. lilurmvoi‘. whcn ulli‘
is once into it, thcrc will ho no letting
up on his lirnim; for a moment.
Vlluublc Information.
If there is one thing.' mom than anotlr
or we have on the brain it in iron plant—
ing. It gives us plvzlsui'c to print any
. items of information about lino ll‘l‘i'fl
that will mind our clinmn- Wu lnu'v
”x. A lately found it short list of hilt'll. from n
igh micntillc source. llillllllli'hh' our
will he vxtrvnn-ly glad to gut
fill! valuable addition to [h lllllliu‘ knowl-
edge Themfom We give it.
For instance, on unsiwnknhly volun-
hlb tree for alluding tho streets of it til
logo or city is the Hullahuriu ndiuntit’o-
lie. If anybody denim-o sonwthinu that
will wear. likewise woe-h. let him not
out o row of Snliuburia :ulinntitolinn.
We are glad to find, however, thot oven
Win the Magnolia ucuminuti. We
It! told that it is very nluuly, and its
leeves are thick and gloruty. But u my
men compleine that his nu-ntul n/onmcu
give- him no curt of ill”! who! the Mou-
polio louminuti is We may whiopcr in
his our. neither (loco ours.
Another lino urtiolv for planting in
Wu or city utrwtu is the l’unlowniu
ltuperiulln. which hnn nbmihnvly mum
moth leave». Ill! only lli'li'i'l in that it
does not live long. Naturally with ouch
Mime. A fourth cxcnpiimmhly vul'uublo
Ihli‘le true for utreom in tho vim-ct gum.
quuidunbor Atyrm‘illun. which. we am!
told. lute grout rwmwrutivu power. By
the low of Molution it munt hove gained
M power through long nuns of buck.
in. amount its union.
1 Presbyterian minintcr. Rev. Roland
D. Downer). dmrlnroe that the bicycle in
a W of grunt). He lnivly pronchml a
men on this topic. taking for his text
the me from Inuiuh, ”And their
Wheels were like a whirlwind." lie
suggested. rumour. that mbblcmue
Moonld be made iniogood bicycle
tout-e et mull expense by covering
therewith ucoetol Mplmli. He said
When would be “733191er to come to
“church on tlinit’xmuchlnes. rmd the
Willa; would be cam! for during 8ch—
lfl. All I mean: of giving wmmu
“myth and independence and “hec-
’ u um trim: the slavery of the eklrt”
i We on nothing like it. Themcycnm
fight to petrmtlm his church ingrcui
I M, for be called for the univereel
1 _ ‘ «when: routes. in re
W dmletion oi the other two
H
Headache ‘
mliilllilhié'iflfifl Wm”
with which I was troubled tor. a ,
u long time but it was not until
1m takin _ . , .
K
lflls
cauamc‘ rm:
that I received anything like per~
mancnt benefit. A sin 19 box of
these pills did the wor .for me.
and I am now free from head-
aches, and a well mau.'«'--CnAs.
Hormones, m Auburn, Me.
Medal .
And Diploma
.At World’s Fair.
.
Drunken Newspaper Men.
A dull red flush of shnmc Intuit have
slowly crept over the face of every de~
cent newspaper man in America as he
rend the closing pmccodings of the Bul-
tic cunnl festivities. The only incident
that marred the dignity of tho carcino-
tiles on that occasion was the drunken
spree of the cozrcrpomlcnts and report-
ers. If the sorry told is true, it also
throws :1 calcium light on tho status of
journalists in the German vnipiro.
Not a nmvnpnpur editor in England,
Germuny or the Unitrd States would
have been considered good cnough to be
invited as a guest to any of Little Bil-
lcc‘s foastsontlintmnrweion. No, though
he had been u John Walter or n Horace
Grec‘dcy. While the roynltics and two-
ponny nohlmncn toasted. tho newspaper
men were, nllowcd to wan-h the prux‘ccd-
ings in a little pen that hadlx‘en fenced
oil” for them in thc gullcry. Loyalty to
their papers of course compelled then}
to Hit in the pen during the front. “'0
find that one young man. more during
than the rest. oven ventuml down upon
the floor of the banquet hall and near
tho holy person of Bllll‘tl himself. but‘
this impudcnt knuvo nnd vurlet \vus
summarily tired out, and all the people
crimlnmen. while they held up their
hands in horror.
But on tho Rtmmlmt which had been
furnished by tho govcrxnnvnt for these
haw horn scrihhlcrs all to themselves a
lurgcqunntity of champagne was diw
trihun‘d. a sort of crumb to :1 dog from
Little Billeo's royal llillll‘.
Instead of throwing it ovorlmnrd in
disgust. as journalists of any pride and
dignity would burn done. the follows
onithv yacht got swinishly drunk, the
story goes. fairly \vuilowvd in theirmvn
dvgrmlntion, Tho scones on the steamer
will not hour (inscription,
The men who indulged in this do-
lnuivh scorn to how lmt‘ll mrrvspomlrnts
of nll notiormlitns. ll \wnlul lwcnri-ns
to know how many of tlwzn \vcrmlnn‘rr
icons. Un thu- wholv. is. it strange that
tho‘ nowxpnpcr pi'nl'vsfiion has not yvt
nttuincd n \1:r_v high standing in certain
i‘ll‘i‘li s?
The 2(M,mio,<ioli tools which (‘hinu
must pn‘vtu .lnpzin us hula-molly will
mnount to $1-H.ooo,ooo \Vnrili of sili’cr
bullion. If vuinml intoAnn-ricnndoL
luvs. hnuvvvr. it would llllllil' 2~o,ooo,.
out) of tlnvm. This inonvy will of conrsv
ho mind in Europe. Not nvnrly nll of
it will go tanpun, howcvcr. 'l‘hut noun.
[ryiJWi‘fi (lurinnny nml Englnntl hun.
drmha of thousnmlsot dollarn for war
Rupplh's, :un! much of tho Hlli'i‘!’ will
undoubmlly may in l-Zuropo. In apito of
their Ulijm‘linll to tho eilvvr utnmlnrd.
l‘lurolwnn hunkvrs will prohulily accept
silver when lln-y cannot not anything
chic.
Mr. It. I. livnsphill ways that lwloro
the south ('m‘olmu dispensary low was
adopted llua‘v \vvi'v a thooenml drinking
enloons in Hm Hlnlc. Now tlu-roaroouly
mo plnvw v. hvu- liipiormn ho Hold, and
that numlnr inumplv. 'l‘ho "hvnilwn
habit" of n'vntiou in Iluhu mvny, ho»
miumi no honor mm lw drunk on llw
pn-mlm'sm Hmclinu'nrnrim. It must he
inkon uwuy. 'l‘h:|,t oi loom! in n wry
grout unto. lt‘urtlwrmorv. not own it
«lingwmnrymm he npvnml in u uiwn
liviuhlmrho rd till anoonurti-m of tho
inhubimm» of tha- lowmlnp puiition for
it.
A mnnpln of pmn American wit was
recently lmniohml by on'portvr of the
Phlludclph’m 'l‘imw. The limvnpumr
young mun WM (him-tilting the doings of
opollcc mmrt. A new» man won, an
plenum] nt tho tumult of a given cum that
hmlcpuriwl. tho rvqmrtvr mid. wearing u
smile no brood that. the nude of it could
be seen behind him no he Wclit out.
A Pcnimylvaniu editor ”our: 3 Tori:-
ish towel use premium to new sulucrib‘
are. probably on the Well known prim
clplo that towels immune tho circula-
tion. Nnrlnobt thin will stand until
some rivul fumiehcs with ouch mhecrlp.
tlrm a echo of muted cup and a tooth-
brush.
(kmeirlmm comment hue hem made
on the feet that a man recently revolved
on electric eliocrol 3.000 volts and W ,,
fl
Qiiliilli'e.
Der: I ell diueee‘pro-
dooinggmnmcvnmq-
rod curl ecurtz curse shin
eruption. nod bring: in n
13:; end bruthy growth or
500. - at - HA LE’S.
mm
The negro will gradually cease ”to be
a “problem" in American government
and society. The white population is
than the block. There also appears to
be an increasing dinlmitiou on the putt
of the blocks to migrate to clinics more
adapted to them by nature than the
United States is. The negro colonies
in Mexico have been at lcuet partially
successful. The movement to Liberia
still proceeds in at small way. Finally
a St. Louis colored man of brains and
intelligence, Mntthow Igncustor. has
been for Home time quietly making prep-
arations to colonize largo numbers of
his race in Brazil. Negro farmers will
be welcomed there. It may be that they
will be to thc‘pnrt of Brazil in which
they settle the pioneers of civilization.
pmvurnnul influence for their race in
South America. They certainly can be
if it is in thorn.
Tin: ['niml States 3,; going totind out
that who is not indiil‘clunt to Turkish
ntruciti: s utter nil. Tho discovrry will
Lcnz, li‘ill'll-"Z'!"l by Kurds while making
n 1,...1..,.._.1.;.. coding i-mr of the country.
arrivm h-mw.
MW
SUNDAY SEBVIC ES.
Ire-chore Ind Their 'lhelnee ln None-ll
Churches To-non-ovv.
norm Souwnun Common-rout. Wee:
evruue end Weet streets. Rev. Gould H. Beard
Pb D..pestor. Services 10:1!) n. m. nod ml
u. m.; Sunder Ichml.12m. Young People‘s
Society of Chrintinu Endeavor meeting et bull
Ramxsuojrlsft. "A oleuilite." lander. W
nze . .
Scum Nonvuu Maneuver. West nvenue.
uenr Garner. Rev A. S. Knvnuegh. tor.
Divine service, 10:3); in. 6:20 p. 111.: under
fihgohlla “82% “Myrukng rpbject. "Further-
. s ‘ veuu . eerm b
Cherie-:Beuedict. R m y
Boom NouvvumllnrrlsmWeet
Plus street. Rev. R. 0. fiber-w
Sen-tree lilzinmm. end 7:30 . m.;
echool ll 111.: Young Peoplee Soc ol
Christian Endeavor prnyer meeting. 6:3) p. :11.
Morning eubjeci. "A Service Pommeuued."
Evening. union service. sermon by Rev. 49. 11.
Hard. Subject. "The Voice of the Men.“
Tnnnrv Enemy“. West ntrcet and Fair-
lleld avenue. South Norwulk. Rev. C. .
bellecklnchurfle. 10:3) e. m..dlvlne service
with udminietretiou of Holy Communion;
Suudny rchool, l2 m. The preeom incumbent
holds himself in readiness lor the perlorm-
once or any parochial duty.
Nouwnux MITEODIM'. West and Mott aw-
uueu. Rev. A. H. Wynn. pastor. Service.
lllzllil. Evening servlco. 7:!“ p. m. Sunday
school. l‘:_ in.: Epwonh Leeann- ruectlnc. 6:1!)
g. m. Evening eubject, "Jehovah—Nicol."
Ny {term A. A. Luthbury. 0! Br; champion,
Nonwun (‘oxonmnmnuu orner I’m-k
and Lewis nlrcels. Hov. '1'. RN ii». 0.1)., ms-
tor. Servlcee nt 10::lm. m. and 7:30
duyechoolJL’flllF. m.; Y. P. S. ..
p.m. lizx. A. . l'len-c. of Dunbar).
preach.
GRAN: Ensnwun Holden nvcnuo mnl (from
street. Norwulk. Renal ll. Wnlkins, rot-em,
Sixth Suiulny Aflt'l' Trinity. H n in. Holy
Communion; ltlzl'iiu. m . Morning Prayer i it.
nnyenll eennon: l2tn..Snndny n-nm-l: 7:73“ p
m . Evening Prayer and uddrerr.
NORWALK BAPTIST. East avenue. opposite
firm-n. Rev. 1-”. K. Robbins. pastor. Ser-
vicen. lozillu. in. end 7:1” p. ni.; Suxuinym'hmil.
l2 m.: curly prayer inc-cling. loom. UL: young
l’mplo‘n meeting at Hzlll p. ill. in the morning
ll. ll. Bonnet! will pn-nrlx.
Eur Avrsvu Mnuouur. ncnr \‘un’lmudt
avenue. Euro Sum-Rik. lirv. A. J. Smith. nu.
tor. l’rvurhlnu low it. In. nud Tzihl p. m.; hun-
daycchool. l'.’ni.; youngpwplo'e meeting 62:1]
p. in.
ST. .\l.\nv‘rl. ll. (‘. corner of “'Ml li’r-nlie
Mid i‘luipcl Mrwt. {\orwulk. “0". W, J. Sim.
um. pastor. lxov Mom, 7 u. m.: t‘lillilren'u
51m.~::hn.m.; llluh Mum. “mm. m ;\'o.~pere.
3m 0. in.
HT. PANDA EPIN‘UPAL. Church etrccl. oppoo
site the ”tech. Norimik. RW. S. H Pond.
m'lor. Holy t‘oniliiiiriioli,72ill n. m..eud on
tint rundnv in the month. Second ('clcbrellon
(choral) with eermon, ion]! a. m.; on other Sun-
day, Morning Prayer. Lituuy unul sermon.
h): l n. m.; nudity echool. l:.' m. In the
cannon or into lion Mvmrn. chore!
even-none without N?m0n.71l5 p. in.
M. Annun‘e anuv. et Jnmee amne-
ter’e residence. Wiunl uk. Sunday nchool.
MI) p. 111.: Churlee on "out. superintendent;
Arthur ll. t'hittem. militant: Mine Evelyn Mc-
Allister. orguuiet .
Bump llivrm (‘llAl'llu
”come W. Krupp: Molntnul
Jennie Lycett; 0 unit! Mien Clerc tiller.
neeietenl omnuiet. re. 'i‘hro. Rom-re. Huntley
when! ii p. m.: Young l’eoile'e Society. of
('hrletlun mlrnvur nm'iiuu. nib p. nu; l’reyer
meeting. Plunder evening at 7:11).
UMJ‘ARY turner Mme-mutilmnnl Build-
ing. norm-r Well end Knight Mrwte. Nowell.
nomanhneon W. Hill. pulur. Morning oer
vice. 101M e. to: evening eervlm, Wu p. m.
Huntley bflilllll.1|:'llp. m : Y. 1'. S. U. Enoch) i.
m. l. (Mary. 'l‘uceliei)‘. 8 p. m. lmilvu‘ A ll
moiety. Wmmeu
euue near
ester.
‘ slimlin-
lety
p. in.: bun-
t' ‘ fill
- 1
will
Huperinlcudeut;
enmrimendoui;
”Alp-m. Prefer mneiin .
humiev, N o. m. Allure cord nilv Invitw .
The Homily rchrmleweinn Millie bride! the
Hmuh Mrwuih Baptist church.
Noellexmmm Arum liible t‘lme end
llmulnv whim. Hominy «Hermon at .1 o‘clock.
Wednesday eveniuu. vi‘eyer end couloreuce
meeting. THWo'cloek.
onnur Common. Veu’lmudt li’i‘illlfi; pent
Norwuik. i‘reiwhin . may it. in. and .m l.
commuter school i m.\‘cmn l‘mple‘n mee -
mean u. in. George L. eeple. vector.
Commmnio In. .‘ltmon. Hpriuuvvmd
Uniontfhepel. Ir avenue. W ». meter,
unuerlsn emu-vireo. Rondo . oi lihill n. in. end
I p. m.: Thunder at 7:1!) o‘c och.
m. Pun)» hit-emu. VnnZendt and helium
evenuee. Norvvnik. hl-iindly echml 3.00 p.
m. A cord welcome to l.
new noun Union Cherub. ll? eveuue
3mm: urvmili. none-y lichen]. are p. nu:
eveninl eervice. in) p. In. e
leer omuu 8v: men concealment.
Riverei e svenue. v. 0. himieureu. Ire-
tor. M 10-» e. in. and 7:3!) pom .un.
«.13 salami. w e. um you: people I meeting
Antwan Iflnonm tracer“. Knight
emu! . luv. l. and punter.
Prue log. m e. um Suudny ochlel st 13:15 31.
.t . .; 'll
Pg {magnum is. more
flagellum no two“:
t'miemta. (let ‘7': “$1333
ill Don
pub Dru
gfifim libelous: genome.b
ttmhb. Mo
Hellcat.
W
A l
H die
Donn-unit 5 v. in"
e i" ‘
Gamecund
increasing much faster proportionally.
(-oino nlmur (ch an the hotly of young'
.1..
or. _'
* BURNER MAIN
m WALL stuns, Munw
CLEAlm
'Our Clearance Sale means money saved to thousands
tage of them. This Clearance Sale is of a. twofold character
Thousands of dollars worth of merchand
anxious to exchange their stocks for c
I
ALK. ,
‘ .
lee from manufacturers and importers who are
eeh. We have some such lots at
nearly half price. Our
own stock contributes with equal liberality. ‘We believe that money lost is not always money
wasted.
We are losing money on lots of lines that
and pick out the money losers.
No need to write u long story.
pricee. The little list of prices is
name of talk. All these will be ready
Scotch Gioaheme, French liudrne,
Zephyre. Novdtv Ginghams.
French Lawns end Orgendiee,
cote, 123» come.
Underwear.
Ludiee‘ Euyptien Vests,
season at 25 cents. 12% cents.
Lndlre’ line French Lisle Veete, mode to sell at 50 cents.
this em k 25 cents.
Twenty-live dozen
drnwere, 25 cents.
Parasols, Sun Umbrellas.
Paranoia Ind Sun Umbrellas at cost.
For Men.
irty six dczeu Men's tine Black Socks.
vol 9 n: 39 come, Seturdny only,
We are cloning out our
stock, all this reneou’e mnuulecture, or greatly reduced
more eloquent then col-
Saturday morning.
Batiste, Jncoueu,
values lrom, 25 cents to 39
ceme a yard. Your choice of the lot at l9 come.
all now, very choice el-
ealne on we had in stock in the
Men‘s Tinted Balbrigguu Shirts, no
19 cents a pair.
, Three
It 3 cents each.
One gr.
dozen.
nu excellent
Linen Room.
one utll l9 »
Forty-eight dozen ell Linen Huck Towels, lull eiza, 3
During this rule,
greet voice at 35 cents.
F itty six inch German Damask. ell
heevy, would be cheep at 39 come. three
cente.
Laces.
One lot Oriental Luce, white end ecru.
wide, regular price lrom 35 cents to _50 cents a yard, 24
Bring your Furniture Coupons
cents.
hm hundred Moreeillee Quilts. extra sine.
and choicest design; value $2: come out,
the bee: quul‘
it you went
porcehe.
18 cents
been and extra
pieces only, at 25
gross Kid Heir Crimpers.
One hundred dozen Scissors. new
50 cent qualities, 25 canto each.
Handkerchiefs. _
Ladiee' White Hemetitched
cumbric, nt 5 cents each.
One thousand cekee lane toilet coup,
10 coute. Saturday on
are to be closed out this week. Read carefully
For you they are money savers.
Wash Fabrics. Dress Goods.
'l'wo greet values in Black Goods.
Fave pieces Black Serge,
cents; lor this eel»,
48 inches wide; regular price, 75
50 cents.
‘ _ pieces. 45 inch, eli wool French Cashmere. impor-
ter 3 price was 75 cents. e wonderful bargain
Notions.
One gr. press belt Buckles; regular prices. 40 cents to
cents; chorce of the lot at 25 cents.
One green regular 25 cont belts, tone color w h .
motel buckles, 12.; cents... y it While .
One gm” link “ta’ Wm} etude “Web“; to ulur ri "
cents; at this sale 39 cents each. ,2 P 09. c5
One gr. gross Heir Pin Cabinets; regular price, 7 cents;
at 50 cents.
6.9
all sizes, at 9 cents a
and warranted, 39 and
Handkerchiefs, extra. line
Soap.
sold in many ports at
Monday the price will beB cents
In Our Basement.
Six tempting bargains for housekeepers.
Silver Luster Crumb Troy
and screper, 8 cents.
No 21} galvanized elop Polls. 29 cents each. ‘
No. 3§ gelvunized Stop
7 anenned Breed
No. 8 Wash
—iuch to 12-inch \,
Pails. 35 cents.
or Coke Boxes, 46 cents.
Boiler. copper bottom, 1: tin sides,
Two quart double
7 cents.
Milk Boilers, 24 cents.
Good until September I.
So shy'wc. and our assertion is proven by the extensive
ANGELUS AN GELUS ANEELUS
FLUUR FLUUR FLUUR .
Have you had a Barrel?
Your neighbor has. and says it is the best tlour she has ever had.
load just received, :35 per barrel: 630 per bag. Send your orders.
BUTTER BUTTER BUTTER“
sale at this brand of door since we: introduced it.
A car.
We have the finest Gilt Edge Creamery Butter that vou ever tested. 25(' Lil , 251‘ Lil.
Flue Creamery Butter (such on others cell been, 22c lb ; hood Butter. 20c lb.
We Have a Full Line of Summer Novelties in Urnvkers. Wafers. Pickles
l‘hoice Berries and Fresh Vegetables, picked rum! unznv nonxmo.
We solicit your patronage.
, Potted Meets, etc.
CHARLES! E. SEYMOUR.
iEMlINt noun,
33 WASHINGTON STREET. '
TELEPHONE CALL. [3-2.
{ivwsuc HALL
unipnni
ipnt’
Open Tuesday. Thundey end Sutur-
dey evenlnge and every nltornooo.
Private lei-cone con be erreu tor. Pur-
chnsere of wheels receive instrucnfldoue tree.
H.B.BIILKLEY&l}fl.
62 South Main St...
'AOIN‘I‘B FOR
Steam and liaating.
Elmore and hen Bicycles
mercies tron em up We rented sud
W
sum “Mill WINES Bill
ll Wuhinuton etveet.
:’ one-mm: ”HI-Mm M 1'0
3, “men MW‘le I
WWW
RECREAQOyOURIST
xvi 9
QVRxS Q‘xp‘ggvefi“ Cl (‘5‘ QQ‘XCD
INCLUDING
llllllllllll FlRiS AND HOTEL
ACBUMMDDATIDNS
i den to Hermon, every Monday during
. l0.
””3ng Bloclruli‘iln'igl} every Saturday In
u not: a . ‘i
“lids?- to liaigpon. every Beturdey during
”causally; will. Fella. August cm. em.
4 do” to Thousand lelemle. Muscat me. 816.
0 due to Auenble Chum. Jug. 2m, 29th.
August 6th 12th. lflth and 20th.
More to White Mountain}. Ju y an. August
1M: and lumber hi. .
For tlche “ii Intormetlon all of} G. W.
neon . .. . . . . .
Eefi’ihr‘wevv England Tourist" vino lull
deucripiion ol tours, date-e. time-tub es‘egigge.
Building Lots
on crest of Woodwnrd property. m-
erioohlnu Horwnlk Berber; eleo
Shore Lot
oi end or lumen evenue. for
Pnrtieelere APPLY 1‘0
e. um: I: venture: n.
The New School
Where you are taught to cut garments
of every description correctly. in the
leteet styles and by the simplest. quick-
eet and most economical manner, is at
No. 22 South Main etreet.80ulh Nor-walk.
Fucte niweys outwalgh theories: and
the ebove statement in e preciicnl loot.
our Cutter ie oerteiuiy e greet edvunoe
in mechulcel eoieuce. and we colonists
it cute e lerze figure towerde helping
them who wish to help themselves. and
no one must expect my per-tenant ore-
dlt. only no they merit it.
Thin school is richly worth the cousid~
erotica of the beet people. in the belt
oornruunitlee, end ell ere cordleiiy in-
vited to luveetlgete this reboot for them
eeives. which very nanny are doing.
Competent Min in chase.
MWWWWP
harass or
SALE
of intelligent buyers who take advan-
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