‘ , .i. ammonium-menu: out
‘Ofihs'KeelerioepoudsstRetouHill.
:vl
ship Halifax in New York.
Ulloflfrlhs. I. 0. R. 11., will oonfer
o'clock. and broker the pole of the wagon.
Bulilllsrfltslnmll.0.n.u..will
, t ‘
bloom“ * Visitorswillholil
the fluids degree tonight.
Mirtrniae monomers registered at
the Roi-walk station-house last night.
Frederick a. gen. of High street. is
We; from s severe attack of pneu-
nninisi '. ‘
The Ladies' society of St. Paul’s
church will hold a meeting tomorrow sf-
teruoon. ,
William Ferris. well kuowuin Nor
walk. died Sunday at his home in New
Canaan.
Charles Wright has secured a position
with the Metropolitan Life Insurance
company.
There will be confirmation class meet.-
ings in St. Paul’s church. tonight and
l'l'hnrsdsy night. '
Miss Grace Sage. after a residence of
some years in South Not-walk. has re-
turned to Berlin. Conn.
Charles Riley, of Norwalk. is assisting
H." D. Cornell in painting the steam-
Work was resumed at Arnold &
Cof- foundry yesterday. after-3a two
weeks'. shut-down for inventory.
Elmer Miller's horse fell down in
Washington stwet. this morning at 6:30
Mr». lt.~A. Baldwin. of Crescent 'l't-r-
rues. does not expect to occupy the Mrs.
Charles Fitch place. as stated yesterday.
Assiutant Postmaster Harry Mitchell
won agold-mounted meorschanm pipe
at George ll. Deuton's store. yesterday.
The funeral of Miss Rachel flepbcu-
use will «be held tomorrow afternoon
from herlste residence in the Unint-
ville district.
Company I) has voted to participate in
the military parade in New York. April
27. on the inclusion ofthe unveiling oi
Grant‘s monument.
An air pipe between tho tender :i'ld
baggage our on the 12:52 train burst.
yesterday. at the South Norwalk depot
and delayed the train eight minutes.
The Never sweats. Captain Ed. Creigh.
best the Regulars. Captain Roland Brad-
ley, Siturday afternoon. by u were of do
to «til. on the grounds at West and Clay
st ls.
lhalegatitius from Concord and Minne-
hsha Divisions. Scan of Temperate-o.
left. here shortly after 1 o'clock this
afternoon to visit Friendship
New Canaan.
’l‘he llsoihoven concert ml
tight in the Norwalk Cor,
ohnrch. 'l‘icltets have sold
and the member being lair.
dience is rxlwcted.
w to-
timid)
Well.
go un-
llpcclsl illllcrr Valiant ‘ acting
chief of police of Norwulk. yl” rdny al-
ternoon. during the absence of i'hirl
Hadley. who aceliinpunild llohtri
liainvm to the (lonely jail.
{Ilia ohm in mllllnery under Mrs
Jenn» l".. lioyl. at the (natural club. will
not uni Hi] the earths announci- ii
Ilia. hm hm ill-on ill and nude it iii-cvs-
nary will for some little time.
The Itsv. ti. ll. Pond oonilntiyd his
autumn of innit-n sermonii on the "his
Agile of the Church." his subject holiday
evening bring the “Ann of Persecution."
The music by the snrplloed choli- i‘uolni-
ed the sixth selection of l’llllllll. which is
sum: every handily and Wednesday
evening in mm tlsunillvol sedition:
llhniltis lotto (mum-inn ohsntu: loi-
them. "The bold is my hhophoolf‘ nm
st "to l'llllllll‘lolllll of the service Dr
Hllillwf'l Mini-ere. sens snilplionsllmo
p mlinn in the um of ill. l’oul'n Ultlvlll'flr
rel. Lindon. The pmmioiml hymnt
are omitted during Lent.
'l'b , liniehlers of the Aiiwrivan ltevo'
lull in of ilrititieniionl have tomb-rim
Hrs. tiara 1’. Money. of New Haven.
‘m slam reagent for another year. thereby
motoring one who llcservm l-m'y honor
within the sift of this sideiillld Whl“
my}. n. We slowly oinumlalulo lire.
“rising on Will“ 10m!“ the hull"!
moi ruthenium still highly landmine
" instill“. Visuals" able mm.
oompsuy. its mountain here. That-
lho‘Wllsou's Point road needs s genera
one application at mama. followed
bysvlsltstionofouruewresdroller. is
true llawever. we regret that ever:
Mel: dud'roidln the oily ll” not at
meand'ortheothet of it a branch of
the Ward Oil company. and a Super»
intendent Hills to agitate good roads for
all. We sincerely hope that our citizens
will assist "Brother" Hills with their
castings in his missionary lsbors,and rec
spectlnlly subscribe ourselves.
Goon Rowe Cowman,
'Iwnv Crrir Wuseioisx
Emits ll. Fox.
Chairman.
For m lentil.
The l). M. Read no, one of the oldest
and most reliable dry goods and carpet
stores in Bridgeport. is showing a bean-
tiful assortment of everything which a
progressive department store can otter—e
silks. dress stufls, ladies’ suits. separate
skirts. carpets. upholstery. matting-i.
lace curtains. crockery. silverware.
glassware, kitchenware, linens. wash
dress goods—thousands of things which
we have not the space to mention here.
The name of this store is a household
word throughout all the surrounding
towns and communities by reason of the
sterling worth of its goods as well as
reamnuble prices. low prices. if you
want anything to wear or for the house
you-will not regret uvisit to this well-
known and reliable good buying spot.
DARIEN'AND NOBOTON.
Frederick Williamson is about to «men
an insurance and reel-estate office is
Ernest W’s barber-shop. .
The annual meeting of Voluntror
Book and Ladder company will be held
Monday evening. April 5.
Miss Annie Mather. daughter of .l. B.
Mather. died yesterday morning at ll
o'clock. after a lingering illness. Miss
Mather. with her father. had been
spending the winter with her brother in
Bulfalo, returning the latter part of but
week. Her death will be a surprise to
many friends. Deceased was a member
of the Congregational church. The
funeral will be attended Thursday after-
noon at 2 ofclock from her late residence.
Samuel Grumman has been ill the
past few days with a sore throat.
Contractor John Krewet. of Port
Chester. is building John D. Crhntnins‘
new club-house, on the (Tarzan prop
erty.
Mills Lillie Welsh. of Port Chester. is
visitiug‘blr. and Mrs Robert J. Doylv.
.it' the Columbus Hotel.
Mtge ll. Tilly iii ill Jacksonville.
Florida. for two weeks.
W. H. Findli'ii cottage at "Litt‘e
()robsrd" bed uninvited visitors dot-ion
theabsonoe of the owner. Mr. Fun-Ii
resides in New Rochelle during the
winter months. and when he visited his
cottage a week one he found that it hull
been rattssckcd from collar to carrot.
llenry Whitney has been ill for sovm‘r
sl days. ‘
John C. Mather is now able to resume
his daily trips to his basinenl in N aw
York city.
Dr. and Mrs. Payne have rotnrnml
from Washington, where they upeut the
winter.
A. S. Bibbins. principil of the Center
school. iii ill of the grip. ‘
William Kellogg. of Norwalk, has
been visiting his daughter. Mist l‘llshi
it. Kellogg. 3
Mrs. Henry Funvher'e oonfootioom-y
norm in'llntlrosd avenue. wins eutrrml
eiy burglars. yesterday morning. liml
considerable of the ”troll wail i'iill‘lml
sway.
ROWAYYON
'l‘hnllsdlos' Union will meet in the
flethndlst Episcopal church. Wlnlnnlulny
afternoon. to arrange for the promo».
tiouof Mrs. Jarley’s was Work“. in
Holder's Bull. Wednesdnmhs ebb inst
Mrs. J. El. ulster. of liennmlinrnt. l.
l..ls vtsltluu liar mother. lira. Jumuu
sham. oi Itsple avenue. ‘
lint. Devi-mother of Albert u. liaviu.
sustaineds paralytic slant. Hillllfildy.
but, it is thought. will recover.
Jolie illnlth has moved from liotm.
Hillto West Kerwslk. its Will well:
for Charles Keillor.
III" M moved last week into lilrn.
artsy Wood's house. near the UOIIfll'flfllle
tlousl church. l'lirien. _
The children of book-ids wheel gave
so entertainment Friday nit-mime out
derthsdlmlon of their temper. line
it. John. .
“I!“ "All“ ll very [ll‘ulltl dt hill
lleoli of Golden Pollen chickens. They:
are remarkably lies and Bsiunnl has let»
‘ Wt" WM have
M“
one
”Mam
.rmoi ‘ . mammal
Willem alumna-so
, . wisps:
y, formsnyyesrssnurse in the
Children’s Remain New York. the ost-
w of imporuders. devoted x
. years 0 a mating ‘
runny ohildrsnls sllneuts which so often
came to her notice in her . as
nurse. The result of her ..
shshssyl . $0830!me barium;
s; Grey invest Wm‘PWdo'fl. m
powders are new placed inf all
stores. and mothers» everywhere use ,
pain them end'tell othermotlnrulitnt
them. They cure feverishness, disr-
rhms. bad stomach. constipation, head-
aches and all stomach upd bowel
troubles. cleanse the stomach
and bowels. if worms exist positive.
lydestroy them._snd by cleansing the
system do the child good in any event.
Mothers.‘uskat your drug stun for s
twenty-ovensutbeu of lather Gray's
Sweet Worm Powders. and use them in
your family. They are pleasant to take
and harmless as milk. A trial packsge
will be sent free for trial to any mother
who will address Allen 8. Cheated, 1.9-
My, N. Y.
“00 Reward “00.
The readers of this paper will be
pleated to learn that therein at least
one dreaded disease that stiienoe has
been able to cure in all its stages. and
that is Cuterrh. Bull’s Caitai'rh Cureie
the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Caturrh being a
constitutional disease. requires s consti—
tutional treatment. Bull's (lstsrrh Cure
is taken internally. acting directly upon
tile blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. thereby destroying the founda-
tion of the disease. and giving the pa-
tient strength by building up the oou~
stitntiou and assisting nature in doing
its work. The proprietorslhuve so much
failiin its curative powers. that they
offer One Hundred Do are for any case,
that it fails to cure. Send for list of
testimonials. .
Address, F. .l. CHENEY & (30.. Tm
19d”. U.
"Sold by druggiste, 75c.
it. is surprising what a “wee bit of a
thing" can ncmmplish. Hit-it headal lie.
constipation. dyspepsia. sour stomach.
dimmers. ni’equickly banished b D?—
,tht‘s Little Early Risers. Small pill.
Sale pill. Best pill. E. l’. Weed. Nor-
wnlk; ti. (3. Stillson. South Norwalk.
it soon LEIYER.
Frost its clonmniéomn Court.
Fernandina, Flu. Feb. 28. taint.
Mr. J. Gwi'ge Salli-er. Dniggist. City.
Dear iieorgez~Plouae send a bottle of
Chamlmrlain's Conuh Remedy. i would
not feel easy if i ltlli'W there was none
of this valuable remedy in the honlie. I
have given it a fair test and consider it
one of the very best. words-ins for croup
that I have ever found. tine dose has
always been sullicicnt. although I used it
freely. Any mild my children contruli
yields wry readily to lllill medicine. 1
st inane-m when? (Ill not
ions m.mm or [ileum
M In mammal there wars-triple
weddlns in the church. la the after»
upon three other-nannies were wedded.
within an hour of each other. at the
homes of the respective bride» All
v
sis of the couples were entertained at
after the ’dllKWl‘ marriages. Was
closely related to all the principals
thereto. Now come some of the singular
features of the cue. Uncle Helene.
fore the wedding, ball in the lot of
twelve individuals a daughter. u sou.
three granddaughters. one niece. and
one nephew. In the twelve there were
a brother and ulster. two sisters. two
brothers. thiee‘ouonslns. two uncles. an
anal. four nieces and two nephews.
and yet no one of the twelve persons
married any one related to him or her-
self.
before their woddlnxs there were t'p'e
named Hopkins. two Dunburs, in'o
Cbelfs. iwo 'l‘ucliers. two McWhortcrs.
one l‘endleion. and one Hood. After
tlie‘oniolct was done. the Dunbars and
llopkiinil-s had gained two: the Pen-
dhrions. Cbclfs. null Mcll'bortei‘li had
been“ cxterminuted: the Bonds had
been increased by one, and me Tuck-
crs had held their ground. Ever
since the wedding day the gossips
have been figuring on the probable
kinship lit'fWN’n the several brides
and grooms and their mutual relative
"I'm-lo Hob Titanium-Columbus. l\'_i'..
Splictutor.
BlBULOUS HENS.
They Imblbe [Islam from. Dlstlllery and
Annoy the Nelghbors.
lions that become addicted to the
lllit' of spirituous liquor. that are
mandiiii in their cul‘kllup. that ell-op
:it nniiauiml honruand have blue
Mondays. weep: to be spuieiblng rillln‘l'
new under the sun. Snob a lion was
prmllh'ml in court at Fort William.
Si'otltind. a fortnight ago. says tho
Buffalo Commercial. She belonged to
:i poultry btwdor. who i‘lllilIllfllllf’tl
that his live slot-k has been seriously
injni-ml by drinking at u brook pol-
luted by tlngmfuge of iliillslilli‘l'y.
'l'ho refuse wait spirituous: the
poultry got drunk. and what they
gained in excitement tin-y lost in up?
polite and condition for the market.
'l‘bvy niopl-d on Sundays bwanw thorn
was no whiskey lll the wall-r on that
clay. and on Monday would tout-h no
food until they had lli‘i'll to the burn
and had a “pit-btnc-np.“ On \W‘vli
‘ do): they alternately slopl’nnd fought,
and broke the eggs of the few sober
out-s who attended to their work.
The llt‘ll that we»: bmnght iiilo lllv'
moi-t in supportof the plea looked on
to be I'll'ill'l'wl out. Whether the runs
and ill-sh of n hanlollrlnktnn lion :ll‘
qtiérrd a high. wot-1y flavor that might
Ti‘l'illlllllt‘llll lli llll‘ alllll‘ (if cplctlrve do
him: saith not.
Helpless is! to the llrelsll.
l‘npluin lilies one like all «Million.
in strict ilisviplinnrlnn. nihl lii~ mun
can conscientiously recommend it for.
croup and colds in ohildren.
Yours respect f ally. l
Geo. E. Won-r. 3
Sold by G. C. l-itillson.
Mr. Ward L. Smith. of Frederirkd I
town. lilo, was troubled with llimnio
(llill’l'llil‘il for over thirty years. He has
bfif‘ltllifi fully Nillh’lllhl that it was only a
quotation of lilinit tune until he would have
to give up. Hobart been treated by some
of the boat phynioians in Europe and.
America. but got no permanent rclief.l
( inn day he picked up a iiewiipiiper and.
chum-ed t read an advertieenii-iit of
Chamberln n‘u Colic. Cholera and Ilia-u
iltvu Bliiiltly. He not a lilo or it
tho first dose helped him and its von~
tinned use Cfil’i'l‘llallll. For sale byii
(l'rltillson.
E ii Turner. of (‘Ollllilt‘ilhMil..WTllJI
us that after. slitl'vring lronl piles for lov-
entcon years. he inimploll-ly cured llwin .
h using three iiosovnof Dchil-‘ii Witch:
l noel l‘lilll’t‘. lt l'nresol-zcnia and lit-veto
slim diseases. E. l’. Wot-d. Norwalk; (l.
.3. tinilum, South Norwnllt.
champion not at his World.
Milli Annie Oakley writes: "
[liM‘lll‘ll’lllllltllliilllllillllil ahoell. a most
.. “w-..” . I
Ml‘lfl'll l
and many of the buffalo llill Wild Wort %
Co. have given Allen's Poot‘oase. llll“
l’mqll'l'lvil him beyond iiil‘aotiro.‘ .\'o:
Hill" of them would have di'vnnu-ll or
lillp-l'\\'.~tr3
lllli‘l‘pf'l'tlilg n connimnll
than awording to the strict Irio-r or
llli‘ but; things mind in" done "ship-
slinpv” under his rule. ,
(lin- day. nbilo‘iho ship was in :i
l‘vl'luln Imi'l. the tnpluin nitw a dip
lwl‘ lo sonic town ul'lplniulnimm. and
its the riminn'l'os of tho ship \Vt'l‘t‘ [ml
grout. some of llll' sailors ‘Yl'l'l' ilt'
“luv” to trail on the ”IMF to i'vinfoi'r-
lilo insulin-loin number of Sll'\\’l|l'tl~-.
.‘lt tin-so men were not used to sown
n'urk. I'lli'll one was told exactly who:
m-i-vim- would fall to Ills “hill“.
The hour Chill" and llitulliiiior wrni
merrily on. l'rcln'utly. boom-or. ono
or the ladies wann-d a lumen
broad. 'l"how was lllllli' wry m-nr
her. and the finely dim'lplinod alt-w-
lll'llh l-‘t‘t'llli'il to be quite oblivious to
lli'l’ need. an.» turned her bond and
moto- very softly in the man ‘li' hrr
elbow.
"llrmid. |lli‘llflt'l"
,.
I‘l
who raid.
lllll‘lluflll trial. and can honestly my; “film naval style.
llintit does all if not more than you
claim." It instantly takes the sting out
of i'm‘llll nml bunlotni. Alloii'axlflmteim»
isaoerlnin cure for swollen. smnrtinn.
fll'lllllfl. bliiliorml or uweatinn feet. hold
by all dnipuisiu and shoe store». twenty-
Allen l'l. {hush-d. bellow. N. Y.
lfyon liavoevui- item a child in the
spoiiyoforonp. you nun appreciate the
mediation of mothers who know that i his
Minutefloueli Companions their little
illlNl as quickly as it is administered.
illsny human-in this oily are never with-
out it. It. ll. Wool. Norwsllli G. (.2.
million. lienih Norwelk.
olllnn tells.
Persons who are uuhjeot to nttunlts of
bilinns who will be pleased to know that
limit relief may be hsd by tnltinn
‘liatnherlniu's (hallo. Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Rented .nnd if tslinn us slain. as} Willi ti-lllnn
the lint ind nation of the disease ap-
Wnrs. it will prevent the attack. For
sale by i3. 0. hi-lllson.
6mm
«lime
“Mininalslssll ills tints “W;
Mireille from personal ssiistlcnce that
Una Illnetsm tom does «but its
mnnelln lee. W “.krllnriviilh:
I l
'7 mind by tho novvrnnicni.
"i’nn’l do il. inn'ain,"
told ed for Waters."
W»q—o
llnllvr on Evolution.
Two or throw liitii‘liluuu lil’loi' the ill"
said he. l‘lo
livuimnbl. tiumplosent five. . Adam. rival of a now lllllll'l' ilw inlairenu or gun on the «trout
lln» llilllm‘ look the opportunity oi
limiting the pooh how elw likml pr
guew follow wrvnni. The report no»
firm est-client one. ”in fact Ina'nin.”
‘llltld the Hulk. "the servant ll llnll in
'i’flllul n dllferl-iil place now." Not on
’naturally the minimal proton-d for
further pnriirnlnrs. "\l'ell. ln' tell.»
is» cleverly." mild ill" Hulk. "Lilli
“night. for lllhllllli‘ll. his "spiritual!
things to ml for an hour and a hull."
"Explained llilllus- with!
said the lllllill‘i'im. now really inn-r.
«on. "Well." well ilw I'l‘l'll'. “no
on how we lll'i‘ all do-
simiidml from Mr. ‘lllll‘Wllll’ «Ninth
ville (insulin.
The ilsluln of the hull-nap.
l wiper iliivi-r l'l'illllWllll humano- pro
tinder prior 'lho esmnnhin of Chariot
l. penalised lllv ulninp oi“ the t'lip ol'
blindly in he placed upon the paper
linen «out
the mlfimllull of (Plinrlne ll. bovine
momenta to use some paper for do...
mulling. some of ihhl [invariant-til pow
W who mime: in line. tin looking
at it. use oil-MW the ammo. In
W molesting»: it. snow la:
1 . s
the home of "Uncle” Bob Tucker. who'
Another funny feature is, that,
itnpndclnly at the sin-riff that it llilili
llllnns'l" l
the latest novelty in the line or onto-
Keepers will ”appeal 'to-lusyn‘erssiful
people. ‘ It Mil!“ of 1‘ Ml! which
does not minimally «new. All that
. is necessary tor'iis owner to do, in
"order to have the thee withhhn al-
ways. is to walk half a mile alloy.
the watch does theprest.
These novel watches are got out in
several varieties of cases. some of
them extremely ornamental. but the
kind most commonly seen in Chicago
is made with a plain black case and an
open face. The windlna mechanism
consists of an ingenious contrlvance-
by which a small weight is raised and
lavcred from the jar of walking. The
motion of the weight works a small
raciiet arrangement. which works the
{spring to its full tension, anti then is
{automatically held until winding is
gnepded. A course of shaking up and
“down for a few minutes will answer
the seine purpose as a stroll afoot.
infliile ii“ the jolts and jars of ordi-
nary existence are likewise made nec-
ful as a means of winding.
The possibilities which this new
watch opens up for forgetful and lazy
people are enormous. The men who
comes home late at night by an ir-
regular course of progression down
the street will no longer need to have
his wife wind his watch in order to
keep it going. and the more tompcstii-
one and full of ups and downs his
owning bun been the better the Which
will be wound. The student. the col-
lege professor and the young woman
in love will all be blessed with it per-
fcct running timepiece. no matter how
often they forget to wind it before go.
inn to bed at night. Above all. homely
wfil. be delivered from the necessity
of hearing the remarks of the fool man-
ivlio says he doesn‘t carry up watch
simply because la.- ls too lazy to wind
lirrClllt’ago 'l'ribllllf‘. ‘
l
HIS ASHES SOLD IN THE URN.
The Romulus of Bunker Arons Bought at
Public .{iieilon for $3.75.
The ashes of a human being were
sold in tin- uru at an nut-lion in Brom-
borg. iicriiiliny. the other day. They
Were sold without reserve and won-
obtained by the highest bidder for $3.-
’l‘ln- highest bidder was not of
the til-ad man's kin. but be varied
away the mortuary "HI and its con-
lonls in his home with appropriate cure
and sololiiiilly.
'Ihl‘ ashes. which were sold with-
out room-re. not those of Albert
Aroma. He founded a banking busi-
now in lllmnilu-rg titty years ago; and
about ion years ago. having accumu-
liilnl till ”I" iiintp'y lil- panel for. lll‘
moved to Berlin. ill! in“ a limit
minted Muller in chum of the bank
and when he died four years ago the
humor-zit. iii al't'OrllIlIl'l' with the will.
We ll into Muller's lintilbi. ills last ro-
llll~ml was that his body be burned
and that the urn containing his ashes
ho iil‘l on it shelf in the office of tho
lit-oinlu-i-g lllll'lli. ills lust request was
lm ilt‘ill his ashes rested in tho I‘lBl'l‘
In—Imro he lllhl been til-livi- for forty
l
—-‘
I".
fl'ltlil'fi.
l t'llit‘ your ago Muller died. The llllllk
IlH-v-nnn- litvolvwl lll llillit'ulllt-s. 'l'lin-
i
bu lilo,“ wound up and Ibo orlh-c fill'lli-
lllll' was advertised to be sold at unv-
tim, in obedience to llll order front lho
maria. With the furniture the helical
of Aron» t-niiio under lln: hnuiiucr.~
Now York Run.
The lass-goal Chenille-ii.
Apart from living l-hosslnon. tho
lllf'il‘fil not of t'liosslnt-u ever made
iwl‘l‘v lllmw need in Nilllli‘ matches
3
iph‘yml ni lllt‘ l'l'_\'t~'llll palm-n boln‘wn
Hi. .I. ll. lilnolthni'n. the English i'llt'nn'
l-bzziiiploii. and Mr. II. I". l-‘vnioii. The
build war ii foot square. and tho
I'lli'illtllll‘ll. ll invites In height. non-
Ill; ill' of light wood and hollow. Solid
.piuw of that also would have been
vino hoary in more about. for
and then :il “01‘. ll was l'\'llli'lll llml unit! the board and cinnamon should:
in» n'ollld ruin (have helped her ll ll be Mg onoitgh lo enable a hm“, "m”l
l “a" “W" i" “H power. ‘1" "mm“ ‘ lli'l' of flllf‘i'lllllll‘ll to witness tritium lw- l
-l\\l,‘i'll oxporta. the board tolling tllo“
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poured, fol-Iii lie
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on our for music value In. and after
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tow years ago. hi now a thorn or lf‘lN
minllhtv article of humane ‘I‘Itort- are
fltllllt' bicycle trunks "Hill“ In marry
two. There is him nitule for the solo
carrying of individual bluyvloil ll walli-
or tennis. whluh is shaped n» is Hill on
dinnry llhvyolo trunk. but liltllll' oi nil-
lmv lllllllit‘l work. Then lino-v lll'l' lilllill'
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retinitis-Now York llnli.
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We are showing the most complete line of skirts in " ‘
the leading patterns for spring wear ‘cvcr moonlit
twin cities. A magnificent line oi‘silk waistsin all in:
latest shades at astonishingly low prices.
Something Special in Collarottesu
A very handsome little garment made out of ”twirling;
cloth, silklincd, special for $1.7 5. Do”.t fail to ”he m
and look at it. .
H. KRIEGER, ‘
, Store iii Muhackemo Hotel [illicit ‘
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ovgadays
No one need go lowliuropc all?
watch. The best arc'iiindc righlf'lsgm ;
in America by Rho American “’31me
Watch Company: ’l‘vvo watch movoi
meats particularly recommend“! ‘
“Riverside” and “Royall? Catt lit
found in gold,silver and gold filled
cases at ’ , l
A. W. Austin’s. 39 Wall Street. Harwell”
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