KW» 11‘. as. or small.
has puncture a new a.
tlllltlllllhllllllltlttt
. . ,m mnoys‘ golf cup: at (Emlfill'u.
Wilts llEllE All TllEllt It Tilt
wiElllllEt’S flfmltltlls.
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Richard (tray has secured a [)Oulllittl
with Raymond Brothers.
A new (Yhincw laundry is will to be
owned in Main sheet. Norwalk.
A. ll. Hoyt 6r sanitiltore awning war
“It at m “up they he III lint
wrecked during last night's gale.
to ”‘8“ w and Vicinity
Orrin M Diurnal m
_ The Raymond divorce (“.t's.‘ comes a
in Bridgewrt today. '
'l'wenty‘tluts- tramps were aheltcredl“
from the storm last‘night at Norwalk.
~1mperial (‘wwn ci
. uni-s are always
1) i uniform and reliable. '
9 A son was born today to Mr. and Mrs.
cot-go Hhrivcr. of South Alain stn st.
‘ The frame for S. l". (lardiuer'snew
barn in North awnue was raised today.
Michael Hullivull was urn-sled in
South Norwalk. yu-stcrday afternoon.
tfor being llllLKl ‘tllt‘tl.
A wheel of Milkmaii Elmer 1!. .\lil-
ler's wagon was taken off. this morning.
in the trolley track in Womlward ave-
n to.
~-rs'ubcrilx-rs for the Farlaud banjo re- l
rind 909“?” tickets (.‘dJitiii' restaurant.
lifllitllilt'l' l'ouudlhtl. U. .r‘. .‘l.. \\ ill
go to limeuwich. ‘p’fil u. to \‘lnll Paul
Raven-Council. - m .. p
Conductor Edward r‘.“l‘.ivlor. who has
twin sick with malaria. returned to his
duties yesteulay. '
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l). 8. Washharn. the new laundry- Thew udi p at the next outirtainmeit
nun. is bonding at Mrs. Bishop‘s. . of the South Norwalk Athclctic t.‘lub
Wasb'ngton strt'ut.; twill be an ciuht~rouinl set-to between
W I ’ ~ - t a
The llltltlll‘llllfiub;y‘al‘l‘llll club will ”A“ hetfe and Lin“ obsttr.
meet tonight- with lit-art t \V. 'l‘olles, of
East avenue. East Ni lk.
The FriendshTh'is'ial club will give
a sociable toniu it in Knights of Mystic
Chain Hall, Washington street.
Dr. Cordie (‘auipbell has given up the
practice of ntmltoine in South Norwalk.
and will return to New York city in a
few days. .. ‘
(A [Nissanger coach on the 5:35 train to
New York this morning. had a hot
journal and was sidetracked at South
Norwalk. ‘ . '
St. John's Lodge. A. F. and A. .\l..
Conlcrred the second degree on :4. R.
Keith and l". S. Ambler. at aspecial
session last night.
-Dunlap and Yonman styles. 1”.
,ut U'Brien'il.
Sidney Smith. who assaulted Henry
Deanna in Kuiuht stmtt. has evidently
skipped out. Deagan is still nursing
his injuries.
Mrs. 11.”. (‘mfau of West arcnuc.
has a bed of croemaes which made their
first appearance March in. remarkably
early even for these early flowers.
A scries of Gibson tableaux. directed
by Howard Chandler (.‘hristy. of New
York, Mil be given in the South Nor-
walk (foitgmgatiomil church. April :th.
—Look at Luther M. Wright's adver-
tisement. $l0.000 worth of \i'ngous.
m...“ sleigh: and horso utxnlsthat mustbesold.
At the Deniwinti‘e city convention in
Stamford Charles H. Peck was nominat-
ed for mayor. and William 1). Smith for
rouncihuan-at-large.
Thomas Dowd. clerk for Mai‘ketinan
F. W. Smith. of Norwalk. was driving
across the railroad track near the Not-
walk freight house with a load of gtxsls,
yesterday afternoon. when the wagon
broke down.
—-"She is my Picnic ( iii-l." words an 1
music. with Sunday Journal. at (‘olc-
man's news stand. Price four cents.
The. Woman’s Relief (form of Douala».-
Fowler Post held a very siti‘i‘rssful so-
ciabli-last night. inthe (i. .\. R. Hall at
100 Washington street. llciuat'vst‘s or-
ehestra furnished music. and \Viiliam
(iuycr prompted.
\
.\lrs. Enos Kellogg held ticket No. .’.l.
which drew tln- handsmne quilt made
It the members- of the Woimiu's Relief
burp-i. of Buckingham Post.
I
In the tiniwriortlourt oday. the suit
of the city of Norwul vs. George (‘.
ls'ickwoml comes upon a motion to
strike out ocrtaiu portionsol' the com-
pluiiit.
At the eighth annual session i-l’ the
Grand Commandery. U . t). G. (X, he (1
in New Haven. W. N. Simons, of Nor-
walk. Was elected grand keeper of
records.
-—\'eal at the TIE-lithium”.
—.\lonrninu batuls at it‘lli'icu's
The condition of Frank J. ’l'hoiupson.
who is very sick with consumption. is
quite critical. .\ consultation of phy-
sicians was held ycsterday :tllt‘l'lllntlt,
and it was dccidcd to try Edison's any
medicine. .-\scptoliin.
George Humphrey. aged two years. a
son of Joseph Humphrey. a noglectt‘nl
and worthless character. of Bridgeimrt,
was brought to the County Home. Wed-
nesday.
A large party of Norwalk people will
gather at S. H. Richmond's home in
Cross street. Norwalk. tonight and pro tol
Silvermine to attend a sot-int in (lath-
rie's Hall.
G. N. Brigham. of Rockville, grand
treasurer of the United Order of the
Golden (.‘ross, died at his home in Rock-
ville, yesterday.
—-('hickeus. l'l'c'. N. Y. market.
Joseph White, agedeight. “'illic .\l-
qtiist, aged six. 4 icoi'ge. aged seven, ate
poison parsnip in Cromwell ycstcrdziy
aftertimn. White died an hour later
in convulsions. The other two wcrc
saved by Dr, Bush and Dr. (fillet.
—Umbrellas and canes atll'llrien’s.
\Villiaui l’. Hall. the prosidciit of ill!
.. , § _ ~ swam minimum
. m Tm m lye”. was: at l
mom Tums. “F. D. LAWTON a. co
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scorers mum/en Fon seminal ' ‘
THE BIG stones. l "I. v” “um" ”
w g Good Clothes
one. An I. Bud an Inn. Though The;4 '
new: Put cp Such um John-«Tho new 35 "' .im .0 {9"
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Iliad Customer Who nod. In I Print. l it“. .0.”
you are
_; Paying 7
In Our Spring lino;
Tuning. not “'u u Elegant Mu. :
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Beauty of Hobron Potatoes,
5|. per bbl. 35¢ bsl. IOc plt.
“All through December we employ do-
toctlvcs.“ Ifllll the manager of one of the
largest jewelry stores in Broadway. "()nel
"' "m “mm“ "“"“' ”" ”‘” “”“" i F. D. LAWTON & 00., 22 South IainStroot.
There is always something about his dress
and general demeanor which tells his call-
lng. tilt the protesslonal shoplllters glve
us a wide berth. Amateurs there are who
try to get. away with points. but usually '
A GOOD JUDGE
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:fi';.7ll?;”‘.:;‘::::i :‘;“r't:lwlllwm':l’l:izry :3“ i in / n’ i” (1" of meat isa blessing to our household.I
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hum“ if“... ”I“. ,"W" ,.,.,..........,.,. 3...... . “‘N .’ .-" . J tidisatiifiiiiuiniili; ’11:]: lillf}“l‘i\:'llti\tvflz; tihhiuhii: . tic hate nude .1 great billtlc forward
an watched. “bcu u piece of jewelry . . ‘ t‘ ' tablr. .Sltti hits tested every “5“,“: in. “Mill-Md ideal Clothing for Men. Buys
is missed under circumstances which llt- .
dlratc that it has been stolen. a detective
sauntcrs up to the customer suspected and
prctenils to scarch for tho lhlss‘ltlg ring or
; chain or lll'ill‘i'll'l. whttlcicr it may he. ‘lt
t was hrre a moment :iuo. mudaiu.’ he says.
i "it must have caught in your dress or in .
t the lure on your sltl‘Yt'. Please look and
sce.‘ 'l’h-xu he moves away. and. as a rule.
the ivoman product's tho [ilt't-u of jrwolry.
t‘qlri‘wlltu sin-prise that It should have
been found about licr. Occasionally. liow- '
and Children. We have introduced
many improrcmcats which raise our
gonads beyond the ready made stan-
t‘fialllhillo -
the twin cities and has selected as for‘
prime round juicy steaks and chops and,
everything in the. marketing line always -
obtainisl hcir. and the difference in pricel
gives her a little extra pin money. 39- '
member shad is in the market and We.
Mill is»: «barges! for the extra labor and
throwing but increased business is ex-
w-cttcd. We solicit the most careful
'ld'ttllllhllfl’tly of win new stock. Equal to
« llil'tlhwtll'fll mull .‘.
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aw scllinu the best at the. lowest price. .
Free delivery.
ever. thc suspcclcd pcmui denies all 1
kliuwlcilgt' us to lln‘ \\‘hci‘i-;ilimits til the FRANK S. AVE"; "7”.
rant". a bill for the full mine of thei ' ‘h'
jewel is presented to in r. and the choice . DONOVAN BLOCK' ASH'NGTON STREET' :
goods ls offered. 1 . '
“Lots of small things are stolen in the E DWA R D s I R E E I !
"These arc tannins and other little trio; Ladies, you will want from this time on to summer
hots. worth a dollar or two. sometimes
for us to bother about. Were we to I'ulnu ‘.
on "lot!“ “I‘ my much about MW“ iK‘lU’ Upon looking through our amok we find that we‘ have a
surplus of a certain kind. and propime you shall derive
the sale of goods wurth hundreds of dol-
lars. . ‘1 had such it fright at such and fore on Saturday morning at 3 o‘clock we shall place on
H sale Ladics' Ribbed Vests. high neck and long sleeves.
wuuld say to another. ' lhey accused such
‘ v | l‘ t ' ~ - i . t
a ”M Jim-“1t; l-Illl 0' Mulllllltt. and I in" show. you some pretty novelties in lure andribbon for neck-
. Wear. Another new stock receivwl this week of
ncither of those women would mine into
the stoic again. When the detective secs
Sperdal! “no case «Hm-h Irish lllWllts‘. beautiful pat-
inaics to them in a qntct way that the’ turns. line. quality. just the thing for shirt waists and
house docs not want tliclr custom. and
is ever made torm-ovcrthosmnll articles. " ‘A,
"The sharpen \\ ho play for big stakes E D AR D STR E ET’
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lusl tttlll‘li‘. llt till-i raw. if the lllt'lrl war-
of paying the bill or producing the stolen l
holiday season." continued the manager. 1
only so cents. They are too lusluulllcant i M E D I U M WE|GHT U N DE RWEAR !
thefts it would probably cause us to lose
the advantage of it. though it means a loss to us. There-
sncli a store the other day.’ one woman
medium weight. at tile apiece. Come early. We can
llcve she was perfectly lunoccnt.’ and
DIMITIES. LAWNS AND CAMBRICS l
these hatplii and scartpln llcuds. he lntl‘
dresses, regular list quality at 1ch a yard.
they take the hint and depart. .\'onttompt
rcsort to all sorts of ingenious dcvlccs to
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get possession of ilic goods." saidthc man v " ' ‘
auerufaiiother larnc business house. “Unc r\0l‘\\'(lll{, ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ (,OllllCClllCl'lt. CIOth'n‘, Furnishings.
evening a gentleman of line appearance _____ r_ _...— Hat’ and Caps
entered the store. He had driven up ill a
pi‘iratc carriage. with a concluiuiii iii liv-
ery. llc lltlllit'll at diamond nrcklaccs and
earrings. examined tl'h-iu closely. called
for a magnifying glass to look at tho
stones and “as very particular as to lils ‘
selection. Finally he picked out the par 1
ticulardinmonds he wanted and ordered
them sent to his hotcl.whcrc lie Wolllil glut l
n chcci; for thciu. lie was an elegant lool;
but man of line addrcss and hearing. but
the factthat he gave us no references.
made Ml few inquiries about the stones he
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NORWALK. COM”.
M SOUTH MAIN SIREET.
So. Norwalli. '
linmonn A. Lllh‘l‘lN. Mgr.
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Most in L‘t’lllir.
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53 WALL STREET. - - - -
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-—'l‘hc \V'oman‘s Exchange will havc a
clearance sale next Tuesday and Wed.
nesday. before removal.
The Norivall: Pharmaceutical associa-
llall Electric Signal company. of I‘u‘i‘.’
York. will speak in the Norwall: Alt-tho
dist Episcopal church. corner of Mott
and West avenues. next Sunday morn-
ing. afternoon and evening. )lr. llall
tion will hereafter meet on the fourth
Friday of cachmonth. The new :irm
of Glendening ck Co. has been admit-
ted into membership.
has lh‘f‘ll muarkably succcsst'ul as an
evangelist. lr‘it'tecn hundred have btcn .‘
iled to (,‘hrist by his mimstratinns.
A delegation front Buckingham Post, i “1‘11““ hams, l-"‘- 3- \- “Wk“-
G. A. R.. wont to New Canaan last ' ' ' ' . . .
night and visited Ferris PUsC, the m-cas- . ll “'1”? will“ 1" l1!“ f'lll' “It‘ll“!!! ”1
ion being a banquet given to the Post . booth horwalk that“ ‘Aorwallt s streets
by the Daughters of Liberty. ('1 lat last year over. ¥i.tl00. (.outicilinati
' ' " " __...._.__._ ' \V. H. Smith informs a reporter that
of that amount East avenue cost $1,?“
.57 in the settlement of a law suit and
West ayenue cost $2.2th, both instances
being spiarial worl. out of the llllt‘ of tlic
regular expenses.
-l"rcsh pork. ll". N. Y. market.
‘ H. W. Ireland: of Elm Grove place.
Was trimming: apple trecsp yesterday.
for John H. Knapp. when he fell a dis-
titnce lot. fifteen feet. scratching and
bruising his face quite badly.
—.-Stock the largest. priws the lowest,
at the N. Y. market. - . ,
"The Bombarluicnt of (‘luc:t;;o" is
the title. of a story by Montgomery
Schuyler that will appear in Harper's
Wmdtly for April ttli. it will be illus-
trated by a double-page drawim‘: by Zt-g-
l):llllil. The same number of the Weekly
will contain an illustrated article on the
present. status of English influence in
Egypt. and the reason of the movement
against the Dervishes.
A pool match between Amni Waters.
of Norwalk. and William - Keisler, of
South Norwalk. is “ being: arranged.
Waters was defeated by Keisler in thc
Invent Monte Cristo pool tourney.
The board of management of the Not-
wulk chapter. Daughters American
Revolution. will meet with Mrs. Robcrt
VanBuren. tomorrow afternoon. to ex-
amine applications for membership.
—\'ou are cordially invited to thr- op-
euiiigofmillinery at the Boston store.
Norwalk. tomorrow. Monday and Tues:
day. Finest line of trimmed and un-
‘ trimmed but; ever shown in Nonvaik.
,Conductor C. F. )omstock. of thy-r
Consolidated road. has purchased the
Mary Leach property. near the corner
of Bulmforth avenue and Union street,
and will reside there—Daubury News
Yesterday bt‘llll.’ the feast of the
”Annunciation of the blessed Virgin
1 Mary," a festival serviccwashcld in the
' cvcnint: at the Chapel of Our Holy Sav-
ionwith processionuls around the church.
Rev. F. R. Sanford. of Riverside. preach-
ed an excellent sermon frnnEXodus ii..‘l.
The snrpliced choir sang the procession-
al hymn “Songs of Praise the Angels
Sang."pr0per psalms front Trinity Psal—
tcr; and Bunnott's evening service in F.
A large congregational was present.
—-—Your head oonfomedand hats made
to order. East Side Hat Store, Wash-
ington street bridge.
In the Common Pleas Uourt. today.
the following Norwalk oases come up:
A. E. Johnson vs. M. Newman, bonds
for prosecution: State ex rel. L. D.
Keeler vs. ’1‘. W. storue‘et uls., mo-
tion to strike out; S. 'G. Mon-ell at It: vs.
A. Decker et at. motion to expunge; D.
H.}~Vanflmsear vs. G..Brown. etux.,
d sclesure of defense or judgment.
—Yoiiths' Alpiuesat ()‘Brien's.
“Ye-s." said the corn-fed philosopher.
“it is not ditticnlt to get something for
nothing. but when one gets it it is not
worth the price."
‘Her Presence of lilind.~"llo_-e’s inar~
ridge. is off."
“How embarrassiiig.—Ilor wedding
invitations were out."
“Yes; but she just called them in and
made it a 5 o'clock tea."
The Norwalk Street Railway coni-
ptiny has laid a crosswalk on North
Main street to the ear track-i near Toni
linson's drug store. This is an improve-
ment appreciated by everyone who pass-
es that way, and if the city would place
one a short distance south to meet the
sidewalknnder the bridge. there would
be less cause for oninplnint.
'l Pure and Sure."
Ceveland s
. BAKING PGWDER.
“i prefer Cleveland's baking powder because it is
pure and wholesome. It takes less for the same: halting,
“it never fails, and bread and cake keep their fresh-
ness and flavor.” ..
Miss COLVEUA Caxrnrti. Brnroun, Supt. .Vm Yuri QMifl:StlbO/.
bought and fioqltichly iitniloa selection in l "T‘““““"“"“”‘“‘ 'T‘T -._.. --.- ““T "TLT‘T‘T‘N‘ " "a
a nuttzcr that too-t man would take a day i
or two to deliberate about made me sus- 1 Short, SherWOOd' Hatter! l
plcioits. ldctcrmincd to (aim those dia- Oecnplesu PWHOP 0‘ 19- GtisOWH‘kl'r A i
iuonds myself to the hotel. The gentle ' 2‘30"”- corner I“ “ all ““1 Water 15"" 3
man ri't‘t'lll‘il mo in a suinptuously for j gtoi'wu‘lkhatsnltl‘ ”Hats“ the 1521;?" E
nishcd apartnicnt. and his manner was; yes it ‘ ups.e ' u . t : Minimal! It rue as 7' 05 e M
courtesy 1L. li‘ as he asked me to hcscntcd. , »— «m ‘ .—- - — L gh . » I o p '
“ "My wife is lit tlicncxt I'ootu.‘ hosald, ' ' l .U'FA -
“i want to pin: hcr a little surprlsc. l'ix- .\ i oLW‘”
cuso tin! while I take the diamonds into ‘1 % x '1‘” YUM ‘Willl llllll
hcr. I'll only he. p you waiting a fcw ‘ I5 on i '0“ .... t' .. ‘ H
inluuic...‘ . R. H . :1 i 6 A111. 1 it haltsocycr you beck.
, " 'My instructions are that the din ’ 3
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:ii:,‘.i‘,.‘.,iififfdihlfg'T‘f‘1:':,‘h‘.d'“’ “ "M” “““l . t 8 l .M [iii potentiometer-nests and mdifimmr :is
”flu“, ‘\'~*xv "H II ”'h.“ ‘, he ““1 (“er ‘ I l iianwvlittrttyiainflatly. sultan: as the price is
Mm +1] in” ”n m-i“ lhfitdrnii‘crtlihro : . . , ”OHS!!! heave-atomic ytotxtcazn mind that kind of
f lUt'k‘hllt‘ ilt';t\\i'i‘ :ttitl izlth' yiilt tliu lLt'y‘ . ('- ~~_... - Sl'bjectl fliituuf‘: duh" :llflll}“\\\tl:lli’.l?t.‘: llfuigkifvfivu
“11”” l golnto the other room for “‘05 ’ “V: . '2‘? \ 'll-ril"..’7‘jm amend \‘mkllh‘h.'l it . 4b of
chm]. , i . .' GR‘IN minimum Mayhem-amids- plums, why—you
I ; ~’| ('lilllll:lhllt"t tlllu:xdlumpndslglo [our of l . ANYTHING FOR YOUR BEKEE Won lithium till.» outfit.
of mm s. '11) Ni anti it. o oo wt 2 v ‘ ,- - ._ , .- _ __ . "
somewhat disconcertcd at. this, and thcti ‘ Drugg'st- “‘ DUNN“ 1" “,m “,0! 1" {UHIHWM ”" ' "onsts' ”‘W‘W' " " ..._-_.
his nouiucr changcd abruptly, and all his 1 anything: "-1 0111‘ 111W- AND
s-usn iiy d: ‘d'l‘lL‘tl him. i ‘“"’ ‘T‘ 6‘ I I LI.-
" 'l‘ll lot-l. tln ltl in that drawer and l »-n—A-—~ . . Fox CYCLE co... """ flannel T HatCh
fi‘.‘.“v‘.::”.I-.’:£‘iii;Wt“:.3"’.1‘..‘.'.’:.‘Li.‘."Jl " “I : ““"°" ' ’
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, . ‘. '. .. l . . . Sor'rii NURWALK ('t)\'\'ll'("l‘l(‘li’ll v OFVICE .
l” 1”“ ”1;; m) 0“" “Ht ! We u" to law evoi 'llllll lll ill" ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' l . “ -' .._- .
.»l had a loaded pistol with me. and in l 11“?“ line .2"! will gotg‘tuv AmlPinnuoz; Norimik. : ”LEHA~$v 'llllit‘ Leading ((MJJUIU Dealer.
n sectuid i had it leveled at him. warning _ ‘ ‘ , ‘ ' . . ._ _ - ‘ LUV RV .
llllli that any more tall; like that or any i article "01 “‘ “Wk M “11W.““l 5W" ”l0 SYABLZ, '5 “arm" Sheet» 50. Inmalk.
:ittcmpt to touch the diamonds would ilx : short notice. ' “ll
him so that he wouldn't cvcr me his wife 3 N , ~
again. ‘ j r aw i :3 _ -, __
" 'You'yo trot a thief to room No. so-and- i ’( ‘ .I
so.’ I said to the hotel clcrk a few minutes i H .
litter. and 1 related “but had occiiricd . _ OUR aven I J U s T A s s o o N
lie was slow to lzclirvt- lill‘. lltll'llllm‘ tlm- U) . 'u . . 1
man have iriicn thcm a big draft on :i ; a FRESOR'PT'ON [- Blc Ole ? i i. [may a...” nu} perm” I ll.
llt-:.vcr llollm‘. and they. had let hlui have i DEPARTMENT_ > y a J i V ' \_ “1r ° U D “I
.l'il ‘: ‘ '. .. .‘ .l —. '1 -'~ 7 "“' ' .”
Eb): it‘litld. K:ltiiilx: \l'i'ulit?ilt‘dt‘lirtili-fmtliiniixihi: i z m .' “h HAVJ.‘ 1 F! i it
rascal had dimlibcarcil. it turned out tlmttl ‘ 1” carefully managed, and W” “w '4 i The New Haven is strictly illiq'll in‘ttdc. i l SWEET PEAS!
he had no c;it\§ with him at all. lcxam~ E I all the improved methods Fl There are none lwtter. The guaran- l l
{and ltl’lt‘tllllll‘t'lll‘ll In; ifblclhlutrlwaisi so only' . D and supply un‘v romo- Q tcolis solid. l; is lmmfmt‘ stand 5 ; . 7‘ : i l . -
ou.‘ a» stunt icio: . ml amonts . . _ llt‘ w -ar an tour 0'. vlllt‘. ; . NM“ 1w "r-i'; :' s “l u ' -\ '
lllltl‘lllllllltl that ho hadIin‘ado a hole in the I III mm as soon as “l (unipolicy is on a strict. { F " gzii l'.““'\'li'l't “lull?“m!withing}?“it“:‘l'l’e‘g‘hég
wall against which the bureau stood and ”1“." “W ”1 1y business basis. to f _,1 fillIllligl,lli‘l‘l‘h:iltllh'slitl'tt‘tl'll‘lhi:ltIN‘eliill'tl‘llllllgilty‘stl? lfii-ii‘t‘y
a corresponding hole in the back of the i “- themtu- m ‘ deal fairly and l ”duh. lllill'.\\'llllt' audio-nuson in the nix-
drawcr. As the bureau was placed against i n. 1“.th l'l . with equity .. .4. . '1 3"“; W}: "" “5‘” ".‘l'l'lllfl‘il'ld filth“ nurp 98-
thn wall which separated the two rooms 2 toward l“; 5"5: , C ",1: ”TT ” 1M Ii I" M “H “I“ "'"Alw "mm” pound.
boot-copied. it would have been easy for i ‘ . N l ' all ! 4 QCWQ‘llfilll. dililthMiimltl‘b. : .
him to get. the. diamonds into the other ; I —0"‘—‘ 0 f (.‘omc and see the Electric. Lamp. 3 “f ‘ {/o‘ WA” W85 ’
room while I heldthe key to the drawer iii. 0 E ! ————()—— i. ‘5 h- . - . F . .". ; “Auras” s FLORAL HALL
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my band. lho fullialuo of tlu. diamonds I PLA's-rzois l NORWALK . . ‘ .
he had selected was nearly 55.0%. —.\ew . m . 'll‘lhliill“ \Ytillll"|l" iP‘llil‘lK ; N-ud tot (analogue.
run.- sit... l u COUGH o , PATTERN WORKS -- -' r » -- :
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came Too Late. i K REMEDY! Fl c H Alsthor '0 Pro . conic. rmsemicdliMJim illuminated llit‘Nl .__
A discus-non went on among some in- 3 . > If ' ' P ' F. yourcyesaudl mutiny- yotuir llww’mil' lllhlt': ’ '
dlcs lately as to what they would do if by Will always cure. 2-3 and 50 cont 3 l ‘“” “ 'wlgfl"wig "”“W H“ beauttitlull‘. no limiting; “in...“wl. ouur prim-1L6 BETTER THAN BANKS.
some means it chanced to be in their pow“ 0 ' bottled. ‘ ~ ' f . . «”1“.- ll W2 am “a . Bl tillllliil“ ' . ,
or to have one desire gratified—sort of 0“,“) f.) 5‘ n ,. .t .. “1”“qu ' at ill V’.‘:‘{.‘:”"l‘19tg‘“k9
what would you wish for if you were sure lllllll (“WWW-v .“Vll'llill‘ “ll “mm 3mm“! [as fir liltiliify lgfifg‘fifi‘g
your wish Would he gratified. ' o ”plumme-mtewittilltittt. " I’UlttlllASE of [A
it Nu”). ”mm! "m“ imm'mng' 'llalt-c-worthine- ntmiiiullhc anoint seiloc- glfifil’fiiwgl‘;‘.’.”f§
it. was remarkable to note the difference - ‘ - . i -' 5 - th)' I 't tth’ ‘
m the desires ”r people—"health .. TRY thousand-llyoiuwilll. llo' motioned stomach 51‘:vK rim}; ithetuiiig
"wealth." “wisdom." "the power to 'go PLAISTED'S l-l'iexlonumi; Wilma yam attic «annexed. one in value to any rate
without eating." “the right to abolish / will lie. lPhiums't ll‘ittmu lid“ tloiiiiiulrtllpun‘ Timid" extent ”a
man " t( BENZOIN ' lulu“) i.tllmwfi m-
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One lady said she never made wishes . ‘ a.-. -, i ' , , nearly their value.
. ‘ ‘ ,’ , CREAMl ‘- Putnam." 951m them. They make tine res-
;"13" "l'oI’" H‘ r'sxlf‘llmmvim Will” ha!“ i A LARGE STOCK lhnfiishsq'mglttflls‘amltm. arm». or heirlooms and titty always excelent
nu tum grantt. was a r n . ion s It) ‘ l l' p _ . of“llt‘t‘ls'l0 “.1.“ from . ‘v- t-llat. rat. “hen you want first-water din- .
was a Young girl. it had been her dream It Lures chapped mm " and “"8 ‘ Ramblers gilmflMlifiw Emmi“:- tilt at rounds oricm-lwuoto .
to own a silver plo knife and six white lips. , . , ' .. . , . , “a".mm'“ . '39“ “mm "W" “mg l
1 pctticoats with edging and insertions 0‘ . Eintliilt‘wiiidii‘lfl" lip-loudly! ill .ill 1W5 :llllll 31m” Wmlllm- ‘ H o M E R B‘, H O VT 5
' torrhon lace and many clusters of tucks. ‘ Gales ‘ . W h. ' -
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[ ’l'hrfuln' ctxlnmthcrwns allulmlllutory -———o-————- i .i ion built wheel that will stand on- . - a" “d. Optical Store.
Iin kimcking at her door, for when the E mow-t. 79.wm|-nmm m. diam. 80 Washington Street.
' knife and linen arrived pie had gone out i Ideals,
of fashion and silk skirts were all the rage. R H PLAISTE D , S l-titht. handsome and durable. H..- .... M. ,, . —" _--
-—.\'ew York Recorder. . . . , " tormors M" -. "”“m m .
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1, W T ‘ 1 21m best wheel inthc market at the price. “‘“t you“ J. D. JEN" ' NGS.
by unnel Bull: We" Out. i no. - _
Steel rails am known to have it short ‘3 WIShlnfltOH St. I 3 Gothams. . N o w H UNDERTAKER.
"‘0 ll] tunnel and-other places mm Which l A ‘rattllm: unmil llli‘t‘llllfl lino. ‘ w A u T s K KNIGHT STREET
‘ the fumes from locomotivesarodlsehargcd. ' l Full *‘Tl'j‘ ‘iiiimiii‘l 3:"!!! 8-30 to 3100- Juvenile N all ‘ ' Co
This allln‘ar-i to be due to the conversion b"- wamv ‘ ‘ ' C‘mn- " * '| " ' I” 1"" ’ .’ . - - M'
of the sulphur in coal into sulphuric acid The J T Prowitt Co - Opp. W?“ Railway Depot,
and the subsequent eheinlcal action of the - ' . ' ‘ mil-“£3.01" ELM STRET-
ncld upon on steel. / -———-——-—- 45 mm gm“, mm,“ mm “I'll!” TELEPHONE CALL, n.
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