till all" us list lEEili.
Initidtir Elwood m $1.090 to: no
‘ juries ‘Roceivod in arneatinp—A
Neighbon’ Fired Begun by a
' r night or wily Dispute.
A Weetpurt assault case occupied the
7 filtration of Judas Curtis in the Court
«Gammon Pleas yesterday. , It is an
MM brought by Samuel E. Elwood. a
firmer ot that town. against John B.
Hills. and his sonvindaw, George
“number. for damages of H.000 for
enroll: and battery.
In February, 1895, the neighbors were
stwar. Mr. Elwood. who is sixty-two
years of age. ordered Mills and Gampher
or his property. The men own adjoin-
ing Woodland and Mills had to cross his
neighbor's property in order to reach
his. own. He wanted to out wood.
Elwood was strenuous in his opposition.
and. February 19, when Mills and
Gimphor attempted to drive over the
lot; he took their horses by the bridle
The complainant claims that Gamphcr
then attacked him and beat him with
his fists. blackening the eye, rill-ilzurim:
his face, and otherwise damaging ! iln.
At the time be caused the arrest of
Oompher for assault.- -and the defen-
dant was Ionnd guilty and lined.
In the civil case now on trial, the
plaintiff. Elwood. ~ is represented by
Attorneys Hyatt and Gray. and the
defendant by Perry. Perry is: Bid. On
the witness stand, yesterday morning.
Elwood told the story of tlie assault.
“He knocked two teeth out here,” he
mid, indicating the intuition of the two
lost molars. "and every time I eat I
have to put my tongue there to stop ll e
food getting in there. He blacked my
eye and bruised my face. I didn't sh up
at all that night on account of the
pain. I have trouble with my head
now on account of the beating I re-
oeiv
His counsel tried to have him esti-
mate the damage caused by his neigh-
b)!’ running his truck over his land.
“You know a truck damages land as
well as I do." he answered.
The case took up the entire day.
Mrs. Noble Visits Kellogg Terrace.
MN. T. K. Noble, president of the
State Federation of Woman‘s clubs. has
returned from the convention of the
Massachusetts State Federation at 1 iron:
Harrington. of which Mrs. John Ward
Ilowe is president. (luv ot the [ill-axial”
features of the convention was tho visit
to Kellogg Term 0, often called tho
castle. The place is now owned by
Edward Scarlets, the architect. and is
valued at $3,000,000. It is one or the
show places oi this country and vies
with the finest country seats of Eng-
land. The interior decorations and the
art collections are superb.
Item‘s H. Watkins in Scotland;
in a recent letter to n Norwalk friend,
Rev. 8. ll. Watkins says: "Wi- hav-
enjoycd two weeks ill Ireland wry
much. We visited Cork. Killilnmy,
Limerick, Gulway. Dublin. the (,l nuti‘
Canslnvny and Ballast; all very inn r at
log places. Now we are going ill-mil
Scotland for awhile. Glasgow in u very
busy city and reminds no of ll one."
Mr. Watkins expressed his. pleasure and
approval of the selection of ilu- new
rector of Growl church. lliil many
Norwalk friend» “‘th him a (“illl’llill-
once of unbounded pleasure.
ll
Church Improvements.
The improvements made in tho Nor-
walk Congregational church duringihe
.....w ”n”..- ‘3
put. twu weeks have greatly improved .
the appearance of the edifice. The main
auditorium has been malpeiml. the
. bank of the souls umovoml. and a now
cushion placml meal h pow. Ni w Willi -
havehwn placed in llli' lluludolil r. ... and
are operated by illzliuu whlr ll huuain
the center Mode. The galleries and v. u.
tibule will he rill-unlisted. and thorn in n
prnjeut. on hand to put ill Inl'lllllllvil
windows.
African Methodists.
The forty-sixth nnuuill notion of the
New England conferenu- of the African
Methodiut chm-ell clolml with the im-
noiimrul-nt by llluhop Grant 0! the toll
lowing appointment»: l’rwiding older.
Rev. H. l) W. Holllh; Bridgeport. Rev
E J. H. Taylor; Norwnlll. to be supplied;
llmuwiih Bullion. with fitumfurd at»
Wind. liuv. W. H. shields: Plymouth.
It". ~A. line; in. Rev. J. A. Grundy;
titanlford. Rev. James llillury; Wond-
bury. to be supplied
MW .-.—....
Ireke his like.
William (leather. the well-known in.
oyollst. broke the rim of his wheel at
mean Point. holiday. by «union in Mill-
tiwt with a «midi swim, and was obliged
to heard u tuiliey our to reach Heath
limelig-
Wm...mwww... M
“Wham
them darts it
till. Harriet W.
woman or California. where the silence
flourishes. line is M. however. a
hornyhandlzgoughter of toll. title it
described as ‘uintl’. fragile. shrewd.
during. eord i.” gentle-faced.
is quick: her voice low and illnslcnl.
She is an accomplished llnlrulsl. a mu-
elcian. a painter. the President of a
fashionable club, and her pamper:
plumes are the finest in the counlry.
Nobody would think 0! culling Mrs.
Bil-om: a narrow or one-sided person.
Versatility and trainers are her
strongest points. The former has cx~
punch-d without hindrance. 'l'lie wal-
nuts haven‘t dom- quite so well as they
might if Mrs. Strong hadn't set out
the pampas grass; among the trees, but
she [nouns to make that all right very
soon. The pnnlpns plaute will have
to move, but they will be merely trans-
planted. It in :1 foot. without any low
attempt at panning. that Mrs. Strong
plumes hem-l! on her success in this
branch of lll'!‘ ranching.
Mrs. Strong‘s husband died in 13.9.9.
and his widow very quickly found that
lli'l' agents were improving their ox.
volitional opportunities for running: llu»
business into the ground. This is a
wry i-usy thing to do with a ranch.
Slu- dm-idod. llu-rcforc. to run it her-
m-lf. and. as is generally the case when
a Woman takes hold of n businclls. idle
not herself \vl-ll laughed at for her no-
tions. When she spent $700 on pain
pus plants the men of lllt' neighbor
hood wvl'v Sn :lluuucd that they sat it.
the sun for hours together and had a
bountiful tillu- tolling each other what
'I tool a woman was when it came to
business.
They don't do that now. Mrs. Strong
harwats :unmuo pllnm-s- from lit'l'
ill't'lll)’-t‘ii:lll acres and sells them for
from SIB to $20 a thousand. This is
in addition to NW walnuts. which are
in the some land. but haw lll‘l'll sonic-
llhat stillilvd by the pzlmpas. 'l‘llc
pllllm-s are gathered in Sepiolillu-r. and
”to Work has to lu- doiil- promptly
.iixiy-iiw lillllil'o‘l‘s harm-st tin- l\\‘l‘lll_\'-
l-iirlli acres. The lilllllli' Klths up ill a
lolly: sheath. as on 03'” of mini don.
’lllll it must lw lllt hoi'ww this sill-mil
(mulls. h-sl llu- sun spoil tho fronds
'l‘hv plumes :ll'l‘ til'sl sll'ippc-d and in
hell lu llll' drying plow. it" they are
put out ill llli' owning they lll'l' white
ind ready to ho m1 l‘-ll up by uml'lliug.
’l'llixll illoy 7:0 to lln- l-llrili: lillllrlt'.
ll'lll'l‘l- tin-y :m- kwpl si.\ nooks.
In addition '0 lilo puiupns gross
which is all l‘hl'lllll‘lll food for conic, ’
Mrs. Six-on: mism- walnuts. oranges,
dive-4. :llld lias. Silo is President of
Illl' .\llll‘l’l0'1lll Walnut ”rowers" .\:~u~'o~
'illllnll. Sh.- iu llllt n-sti'd ill irrigation
ind ruining: swlu'lui s. and has rmw liily
[illlivllli‘ll a l‘t‘fii'l'VlEl‘ Sys‘ll'lll for lll|<
:mlmdiu: tip- di-hl'ls of hydraulic initi-
lug. ‘ Slu- thinks it ii iii .witlv plain-rs.
Silo» has [Illli'llll‘il :l pron» for dun-.—
:uin; up and will“: “till‘l' l'i'il' ll'l’....|‘
"mll. by min: tlu- rrwrwvl :lli‘ll.
Furllwruml'v. sllt' lulu a hobby. Slu-
il'i-zllu< oi’ founding: an iu~litlll7oll
lllil‘l‘l' mum-u only imll'li llli' [ll‘lll‘ .plws
ll~ ”w 0" liil~llll'\'~‘. Slll' is
low iiu- I'I't‘Nilll‘lll of :l business lr'lullv,
ll’llivll i-lu» lmpm to ram- ;_"l'l;\".’ um] il
i‘llllll‘ lll‘l' llillli". .\lllltzilhrl'. \l’l‘ré.
<il’nuz: :lplu-ulw to l»- as lli;ll’\'l*lr~ilv :1
ll'llillli’l Hl' llli' l‘nrilll- Phil!“ :1 lifl‘i
lirunl will for a longtime. l'uli.’
<llil.
~wit-lim-
HS
.‘\l'\\
\‘lil‘l"! "I! Milahum l-rnm.
"hula is lllli ~ ”:il Hallo“. r u if. 24ml.
hind. \\'o- mil lilo-.l of ill“ il:llilliv.-l
lll'l'l‘ :ll i‘ill‘idlmh (lllll'. Willow il-i
”Ii-y ('nliil'.’
'l'uliv llw I’rnnr'h, walnut»;
‘l‘i‘ll l‘)' lllllll) llli' sin-Mrs!
LII'~‘.\ .‘ii-li' Yuri. imports
i'U'HIi li:l:~‘ Ivl' llu-lilwl'vl'y l‘ol'. lull
loll l'l‘nlll l"l’;llll'l'. .\lu-.l of lilo-m l‘llllll‘
from Naples. .\ hillil‘l'llll' :ll'ilr’lx- u‘lii‘h
F f'.‘l‘~‘l replacing llu- I'ol'uiign “Hill“ is
iii'oilzhl ll’Hlll i'niifor'nin. ii is grown
in ”W IAN Sirius ilislrivl and m lil’nii
I'il‘l‘H‘lll'll lI_\' ilw l'lii’lmlll. A
l'uiii‘ol'uin grows no l‘llll of :llumnds
aim. lull Spain is mill ll polli-i'l‘lll Nil'
Llllll in llll‘ Hullll'lt Sizllv'. Tip 0‘ Illll-l
mine in New York in liwil‘ Hull-t. loll
must {if llll'lll ‘ili'l' "lill'e'lu'il" lll‘l‘lll'l' lil'~
Illi.’ Illl’i'l'l‘ll for Fllll'. for ”l“ l'nlll'm"
lililii‘l‘ri and linker» prof: r to bill llwui
4o. ‘inl ~iu-Ilml ulluuuds im- imp-wind
in large qualillil‘u-u via. London from
”W influx of HIV .lnrdllll.
lizml nuts. you would tuluk. :lro
i-oiulunu munch in ibis country. but it
is u i'm-l that New York lulpoi‘ln
l‘mmio pinhole from Hpniu illlll ling»
iulld mm- llmn hall or who! no mil.
'l'ln- tillu-rl is a variety of Ilrizvl nut.
II in crown niumui exclusively nil lilo
Allloor river. in .\r~l:l.
Nearly all ”In dl'iml fins lluporii-d to
thin country mum fl'nni 'I'Ill‘koy and
Malaria. \‘vl'y l'vw New \lll‘lirl'ii
lm-i' tasted it fl‘t'itll llc. lull lilo-w who
imw dmlnli- ll infinitely fi|i|ill‘llll’ to
“ID lli'll-d ills. Now Ynl'li’ ”I’l'lllll.
... -..“...M..- -..”... w ...-
ritw‘il
ii.“ iii ll
Kilv'vl ii'.’
GONUNDRUMS.
“'Iwu lll'l- ill'lilti Illii‘ lulll‘m': Anion
Llugv It'lllt' llnvlunvll'vn by r‘lzlllillllu.
Who‘ll in a plow of Wood lilo» a mop»
Irrh‘l When ii in mmlv lulu u rum.
\l’hvn dons a defeated snip alw- her
last bluwl \l‘lwu silo nirim-s lu'r ilna.
Why bl iliv llllilk of'lilluimlll Win it
illl'llsli'b-llcclnim it often changed llll
union,
Why should runny hillul»ol'min Hum.
lN‘ i-onnldorod nlumiinnl‘lw llmillso ”my
art. the prnlllu'linne ui' llnlulnl.
What is that which no one wish ... m
llnl‘o. yet. when he hurt it. he would
no very entry to lnmo‘twi bald bend
What is lilo tllfllil'llllm valwmm ll
ll‘l'etu-h pavilion (Will and u hill Michel“?
Milne puma up paste. lite other panic!
, up pulls.
Willi is the (“Heroine between I
emote and ii mm
more N.
Multicolor
Wis a lunch
no step .
Main?" «Wile ‘
lint one
when you hill/(e tlm your
clothing store.
It's right or come and get
your mohey (lac/r. We makr
buying sale here. '
small excuse for making lasikqf‘;
summer 3 am! do when such '
good rmls are here a!
$10.00.
Sly/Isl). dressy Maids and clients In brown. olives
and greys and many Mixed effects. .701: paid 812
for a suit af (Ire same quality not so very long ago.
Swls here a! 315 that ought to sell for $18. the] re
so good. Perhaps you prefer one of these. Higher
Sf!” Ilyou wan!—-SI8 820, $22. 50 and 325
The money saved by 11/] the people I» a year 3 buying
a! Melgs Corner would start 0 sayings ban/r. Think
.Ele 8&0.
. Eli/065F037, CONN.
Upen Monday, Friday and Saturday Evenings.
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Some people have thought in ages
gone by
A gasoline stove an unsafe thing to
buy;
Such notions as these are past all
endurance.
Forthere is a safe stove and it is
called the "Insurance."
And this is the story thc“lu5urnncc"
will tell,
No bother of flooding, no smoke,
no smell;
safely. convenience.
meals, and well done,
There is no stove can beat it made
under the sun.
For quick
i"lll muse
Some dealers think more of what the- '
So be careful lll buying and in. lkc u o mistake,
lint ask for the store that has Mood n u ll int;
1 in: "Insurance" today and iorcvrr t-w best.
You will make a mkndrc ii loul low a (33min (2 \luvc
without first invest 'r wing in mum c.
NASH 8: VAN SCOY;,
Ger. I. lain and West Streets.
OLD AND RELIABLE
DailyDirect Freight Line
BETWE
NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK.
rns PROPELLERS
CITY OF ‘NDRWALK. EAGLE AND
VULCAN,
Will leave Pier 23. E R. Beekman street, New York at 5 p. to.
Leave Norwalk, 5 p. in; South Norwalk 6 p. m. Freight rcieivcd from
7 a. ni. to 5 p. in. Upon application to agents the City of Norwuill
Eagle and Vulcan will be scutfor special lots of freight anywhere in
New York or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees of the boats of
this line on account of the owner: thereof.
We have just purchased |l'i'olll a
home industry] One hundred «loz-
on Straw llaits, uwu’s, boy’s and
children, which we will Hill at lilo,
25c, 350 and 50a. All new shapes
and good illlzllity.‘ W oil worth
niol'e‘thml double the price sold
for.
“Vi'l'llllllll.
Havana Looted to This country ‘
" to Stop the. War.
mom ABE AlleOllB roe nor.
‘ Hotlink). h’ the United Ilium Would Bl
Welcomed by Many Ruininrllwlae'r
Report on file ltulz Cue Colleen linen
lrritntlonm'lnok For Weerr'ii Recall.
New York. June i'i.——The Herald’s
[Luann coriostmrldr. t sends the (ol-
lowing vlu Tampa: Havana expects
Anuiican interientlon in (.‘u‘nn adulrs
£001). and while openly the lfi,ndlllith will
rave about it a majority of them will
rejoice UVt‘l' any stop looking to an cud
of hostilities.
Tun things make it certain, from the
viewpoint of the Spanish. that inter-
vention of luum- our! in at hand. line is
that Minister llnpny do Lorne. in Wash»
ington, reel-ally wrote oi: cabled in
cipher to a friend here. high in the
count-[ls of Spain. lhat'he encountered
lllul'i‘ and more dilllculiy daily in delay-
ing dwlsls‘e action by Mr. McKinley.
The other is that rum-lit events. as lia-
vaua linen them. point ll’ltlllllllilllly to.
ward a widening of the llri'al'h between
Spain and the United States in spite-
of all the pleasant assurani i s n hlch are
exchanged. '
Among these recent events are the
publication of tho senato's action. of
”Micro! Lou's report on the- murder of
lluiz and Mr. (‘aihoun‘s well known
News on the horrors of the situation.
'l'lu‘rre is. moreover. a considcrahl» lino
dvl'ourrent in regard to the Computi-
tor prisoners. whose- l‘elt‘ilew was ex-
[wall-d week. ago by the slain depart-
ment. It looks at times to Americans
her» as if Spain were holding those men
as hostages to insure the continuation
of a pacific attitude on the part of the
United Stall-s. The men have no mun-
er. and now that their trial in not
down for July I the counsel lhv-y have
selwtmlre‘Mosa Domingo-«whim nude-r-
lnkvn their dufwnsi- without any anar—
nlllWNl rvmuliv-l'utlon and may invivml
be lll'l’l‘l‘lllt‘ll by \\'lv}'il-r i! that may;-
nate atlll‘hnpans to bviiove that to dw-
fl-nd an Allil'l‘ii'flll is .’l crimp. it is
said that ilu- l‘i-mpe-lltnr true; will up-
povlvl to the state department for :1 lap"-
cilll grant to pay for their dwfvnse.
Spaniards In “ad Temper.
Thrace things. it is said. are all irri-
tants. 'l‘tu'» Spanish m:- linvusy and in
luld tempt-r. it is lwlirvml lhilt Spain
is about to nlvl- Wovier his him: Ml—
[ll‘i‘lt‘rl ordi-r ill have ('llll.‘\.. and. “hill-
not in men in lhi' island llill l'wgrrt illlil
hundred.» of thousands will thank llv':ll'<
i'l’l for his iw:lii. ul‘c-n llll‘ mumps: of
“lilnl'li will put {iii Spanish mill-ls or
put Monk onl'lrillln-s in lliv' toned rifles
whirh llll- army of I‘mmvz ill-w turns
against the sil'ki-ning troops of the “NY
king.
Tili' r- hnl soldiers: suffer less than any
olhrr wider: mowrnwi in thv war. Hu-
\'.ll'lil proliuw iilwll" is proof of \l'o-y—
lira: lnilllr- ..mi llln- “lllllly ll-‘ll'l‘llllfiii—
Hill of tho insurlzvnls to :u-wpt no
tv'lnw when of indo [w u ll nu. Flam pli-
\'.liv :nl’ulmrllinn it up». (2;: like-Ll that
tho ili~litirilit~ :2: pl :louinr' in im id.
Iii.:i...i.l.l:- ill on: minimum for: w oilnlll.
l.ln~...i.~iy from Slum i‘im‘u olid li:l~
\‘oun prnl’lnw M l3.i.i ll‘ullliill» 7. DH:
ln- ll li.i!‘2il:;‘. :‘ll :lu- Sonia (‘Lzm ind“.
dwl', And if i< will ill-Ii lllv' lizn;.r-ri
whole ll;l\'i~ lillo’ll'vl illroiiitll lu llHlll :l
i-olmiéi ..r w—li, lhvy hump: thi- iollk
of thwir strrny minder i'ulrmx llv;li‘ tho
“illllll.‘lr.\l.’ll7ill11l” lino. l'v'lvly for :l
sum-p tn ll'v w;l~:tll.mi. It must not i.»
fulllfnllv n lint :i strum: iimu'uvnt llt'l|l«
...;
”nutrition or :1 iiwly nil-l lhi'ullull
.‘l.il.tll'ii?lf~' at this limo uulllll molm
izi'mlinl for (hi‘ rilule' :n l‘uim :lllil ill
"lllllili"«r.
\\'.:h llln or .ptiou of lllw l. M: . loipe
lhw liillllll ali1‘4llil’ll"fl'i'.‘|l :lny priw
'l'hr ii '1? vii box. in. hill to lulll,
hill ill i l~ Hours, lllin .ll'w hull‘ inyuloi
hliuizm Jilll in w M in lulu: llJlr out
How vnulmli llur u-il‘m: . polish to lillli‘
lll~ ll‘ ‘lmd.
lirfi-rc l ll'rml‘l h.l r l' ivml. iiw’nlw ilw
mill” ”‘0' :ll limit \lnl'ul. illv‘ l‘wlixliiiufl-é
lltll :lli-‘Ivll' lillflllllll, lxiil .iIilmll .sli
uh» Il‘ii" to l,‘.‘.lltlill-' lhv lllllll lur-
lllLZ lh-r Eli~'l‘lll i-i‘ Mni' ,'.'. .lm'iw ll'l\"
luwll "i‘Ltwlvt-wl .ll .\i:ll.lr.llv ll.l‘.:lll.l
lll‘nllliilr‘ it = |l-v|llll.llllill “H3! :limm
UM“. 'l'lwi‘l- :irn- lil‘llllt‘l' inllllw nor lei:-
v'llillllw: In lw hull.
filmpliflrrn ('uptnrml.
Hal-m .llinu if: 'l‘iur
twin.» l‘llI‘-.|ll has millo- liln
h llli nl’ 'irlwll lll‘lil“ llnlt llilré
ilumllloil in llllal -ll\ rind i‘.I||llllI‘Il .1
mm: Ml ll.lll.lll ldlnplilio-ru .llu- lurid
n\‘ l Slump \iuilll of llllllirll'l‘ Hm'iviml,
'l‘uo noun" inn-M of ell-lull silks, saline
:iliai llil' luri- u». ltlllll iv.» found in :l -il,v
“nuclei allow \H'tl' normal to llli‘ iridium
fillillnll l-l ;I\\illl lilvlllillvlliloli. 'l'llu
pull-nut .‘tllIWIv-il :mv llmiium-l Milllvl‘
Now lor ll ill--
hula: l l
i\' rim-n
on and info. i" I'liildlv .“ll’ll'l. Ml“: l'lil-
urn» Milli-«rel. l1: ll'nil unwell. and l'ilill’
l'i‘llll' Paulvil. l\ i’llinll Hill‘t‘l. Alphonso
and Mary ltrrrlmlu. ullo run a Indium:
liivllm‘ in ii: Villl' hll’i'i'l. Wol’l' lll'l‘l‘r-‘lr'll
rll" mmplh'ily.
lmdrnotlrm of u Nlunll Town.
Ill-fruit. Jillll' IS. A mm'llll
Mun. u loun of «in inbuil-
iiolltu Ill lilillu‘llil l'nllllltl'.ml_\'s: 'l‘hrloun
In all oiil'v. A high noel \llll-l in How-
inn. 'l'huw or no hopv of having llw
main pull of lh.~ lolln
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
lulmlnllui lliomhl idiot and killud \' llo
l‘ulml all M i‘llulun plow. limoklyil.
lllmwlll until he had In uhooi in prevent
thi- lillll‘l‘ man from mill-him: him to
avail“.
The Manhattan (tomorrow will: or-
nllol‘mnl and put l‘urlluld Allllliw ll.
(in-vii. who on» l-hnlrmun of the limo.
or Now \‘l-rk charter i-otnmleulou, no its
l‘llllillllzlli' for alarm.
'l‘lli' ll‘illl Ill’ llll' Tilltlli‘l'n ll’lllll "imi-
mum one lilll'rl‘llllll‘il by on vxumluu»
illm ri-ndmml lla-m-uuary lay llw plihll.
cation ol ull llllrfl (low with .lllror min
on. uhn rupl‘vmvd loin views on linen».
lull'tl I‘vlmoy no impound dylim In
lioiulnn. mil brother. .lamml lilirhu
nor-nu. lliii slum-ml to ill.» lllli'. and iii--
Mill“ llvr lN-llillillv dllul‘rv. which Iho
bin-hand nvwr l'o-munlzml. Ihv- lluuithlnr
mow laidl II‘r-riuoy.
Mill. .1 ll. flood Hf New.illll N. .l.. and
dill"! ”lil'lllll‘ ill l.lilt'.illw I'll. .. luflll‘ilwl
in thin country lmm i-ivulhlml. win-v.»
tiny had mine int claimants oi‘ the
lirumumml «mom of the liar! ut I’Wih.
'i’he ouri‘e mandolin. i‘iiuvouni Forth.
rd it this mainly in poverty several
hurl Merit
to on
of Fulfill Width of New York mny ling
all do p.11 talents.
Trimmed and Untlilnuled Hats, Flowers.
Ribbons and all sorts of materials at cl
lug out prices.
We have a few odd «garments in our Cloak I
room which are selling at greatly relllleed
prices.
c'fi
GiVe us a call. - ..‘l-
lgl't lkhtrthewayandmyshghted. Allliran,
EC), “
nickel-plated—motin; entitled-man” g
padmdoillount; doubleeonvexzround
lens;burnskcrosene.tluomaflgllflftiuud
weighsbut 120mm ‘
Three years a leader. and the: M
improvemmts now added. Abodntely the
huidsoincstandbdb’icydelampmmde.
Sold byalllcadingdealers.
THE PLACE& JERRY moon.
247Cmtre_$tr_e_et,_Nchark. .
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Nowadays
No one need go to Europe for p.
watch. ’l‘llcbcst are made right here ‘
in America by the American Waltham
Watch Company. Two watch more.
idents particularly recommended—
“Rivcrsidc” and “Royal.” Canlbe
found in gold, silver and 'gold filled
cases at
A. W. Austins 39 Wall Street. Nomalk.
TH
islinked to COT'I‘OLIiNli. ‘Illis gm: it shortening nu— i
proves your health because it improves your food; I
. makes it more digestible. nutritious, palatable. It is
destined to drive from the kitchen: of the world that
~itlipnrc. unllcaltllfui undead .prmluctc:lllcdl.,ir-l which
has don: 3!) lllllt‘ll to make us a n: liioil of d) spcptice.
Wx DDTTDLENE
Riglnl} used. llPCOll'l(“i an indispensable
in ctcry ncll ngulatcd home as
flour sugar (1.6...“
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nor- i. tell mund Ilia! with our llalrlr-JIHU’K‘i ~
will. Irm 'arpl I!!! 1 him! i. willow pm”: nnulh
no .wry rm .‘ml “errant-rd it sold in no]
other on): Made or ill I)
THE A . K. FUIIHA‘K l‘Oflll’AIVo
I‘vw lurk,
Chin-8”. >t. louls. Manual.
MAKE HIM STOP!
give him a chance to It'll you. and then. it the rocommendation of one who W!
has any weight with you, go to Richardson‘s. in North Main street. South New
walk. and buy one You will have ilu- company of Hi. (mil Crimson Rim m
lMll' i forget that you can him a wheel. have one u paired. or buy I good M '
hand wheel at the shine pl: ice.
lll'} MEMBER. THIS.
li‘ vou buy ill-union or any photo fine .
plies before you we not! you
nllilllllw. Hen the M. All». I M be
l't‘l‘p‘llr $1350. and 3M! will W
how they make it for the M00. all! .
hllpplieullll-mhlat N. Y. Wt h"
trains ill wound-howl cum.
on. Ilclllllm
iii N. Main Street. m m
Wedding and
Society
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