Wu»; "-
Irbbl and Ms less" Hassles
efihefleeey'lsday.
Bristol. October z-Tlle first snow
fall of the season began here about
10:30 this morning. At first there were
only a few fiilrl-ies but in a short time
the flakes were coming down last. It
is many years since Bristol or vicin-
ity has had snow as early in the sea-
” mannerisms:
this, morning.
Edward Parker. of Chestnut street,
30”.”, has been visiting in Brook- ..
n.
loath Norwolk'n Now Dry Goods Ital-d2
A Store’s Reputation
is often made or marred by the character of its
goods. Much of the success of this business is
directly attributable to the honesty and up-to-
datencssof its equipment. Prices of course must
be right; they are right.
This week we shall formally introduce in'all their
The Union Veterans' Union will meet
tonight. in the allies of James L'Hom-
medieii. .
'l'he selectmcn are looking after Mrs.
George Tooker, demented. of Connec-
ticut avenue.
son.
‘Mlddlctown. October 2 The mercury
dropped to 26 above'hero his morning
lll exposed places and the citizens were
treated to the unusual sight at this
season of the year of several business-
like flurrles of snow.
CROSS COUNTRY RUNS AT YALE.
New Haven. Oot. 2-The autumn
will continue until stock is sold.
Edwintieet, s
-—Hsve you tried Lane's lce Cream
and Ices?
Many a man catches a rich girl by
the aidvof a new "trap."
Mass them
- . of . For the first time in ears there is . . ‘ , r.
. h "m ‘” no mmnlnon an... n. In. new a. .0- autumn completeness the new purchases of DRESS :37;"::;;,1f";';h1g2:;";;,::g;‘;:‘.37., s Gazette Building, Nous-It.
5 i ' as. ”m day's electiL— 000 DS. SILKS, OUTER GARMENTS, ID not be heliitills year owing to the pro- 2". E 2:3; ‘ ”I
m Hurry Dwyer. of Chapel street. has ‘ T ‘ longed season of training which the old .. . .
. g T returned home from a three days' vis- (ILQVES. HUSIERY A,ND 1 NDLR AR men underwent in preparation for the “ . w ‘. .
it in New York. You ll expect bargains. we II not disapp you. Enslish meet is»: summer. In place , 0w 0 “8‘“638
__ ‘ . . of the games, however. cross country 0
Each department rise With the other in why mm. will be held and then entered in . . .
St. Mary‘s Free Hospital for Child-
ed by Sentinel Reporters.
”(fl-Elm NOTES.
frosts were quite general last
' out New England and
and as far south as Virgin-
,pt'osimre is central this morn-
theeastern portion of lake
, With the exception of 'a few
‘ ttered showers the weather is
lit in all sections.
| forecast—hair tonight and
5.?" y; frosts again tonig.... warmer
l y,
l
ss Annie Harford. of Bill-bank
; , II ill.
* nton Ciltbill has returned home
. a visit in New York.
flue Hamilton. of Utah, Is
ding a few days in town.
5: rs..John Byxbee. of Union strcct
i th Norwalkula critically ill.
olloctioh for ‘ poor of Grace
h parish wa: . n yesterday.
—Second grand ha 'of .Ian Holly So-
ety, Assembly 285 or ‘the N. l. 8.. Oc-
ber 19. 1899,.Arion Hall.
.‘ Captain Howard Bloomer. of (‘ompa—
‘ y D, will enter Yale College this fall.
fins Mamie McCalidless and Henry
liner. of Newark. are visiting in .. . . .‘lti-lilch doublc—faccd l’lillds. all
g. ‘k' chlutxnmmiiflplgii.‘ u f‘git. “{0322‘: shades, at 49c. . Men's IIlit' mcrlno Shirts and liraw- A \‘t'ry iii-nitlli'. “Willi" illlll f'll't'r'
‘ ' ’ ' .‘l‘J-ilich (‘hoviots Vcnctlall and Broad jf'l‘h‘. "it‘iillliil “PM“ I" Willli‘ and bury. prising manufacturer ill,’ "W'ir
.. . ,Norwaik Baptist Church has
.-l by popular subscription $700 for
m of the Twin Cities
ren at the Rocks will close for the sea-
son. next month.
John R. Hunter, of Main street. Nor-
walk, has returned to his studies at
Cambridge. Mass.
Commodore Arthur G. Krom, of Bell
island. is a member of the Daubury
News staff. this week.
Hon Samuel Tweedy has closed his
cottage at Bell island. and returned to
Danbury for the winter.
The Official Board of the First Meth’
odlst Episcopal Church will meet to-
morrow night at 8 o'clock.“
Charles Lynch, of Woodward avenue.
and Arthur Saunders witnessed the
land parade in New York. Saturday.
—Dr. M. s. Rosen, oculist. can be
consulted in the parlors of the Ma-
hackemo Hotel, on Tuesdays, between
the hours of 1 and 7 p. m. and daily
between 9 and 12 a. m., 6 and 9
p. m., at 280 State street, Bridgeport.
Eyes examined and diseases treated
Regular meetings of the City of Nor-
walk and South Norwalk Boards of
Councilmen are scheduled for tonight
at ti o'clock. '
The St. Joseph's Total Abstinence
Society will hold its regular meeting
next Tuesday night. in St. Joseph's
III the Swartz & Corbett blockpat 8:.
Washington street.
Hall. The different articles canvassed
for will be drawn:
of values, every item of which rings tr
OBISS GOOOO IIEAOIIIESS. i "if IDSIEIIY IIEAOII
Not to tell you about this handsomel We've built this at
dress goods stock would be to do you ‘ upon a solid foundation.
an initiative. You ought to know about
it. ought to know something about the ‘ail times. blit particularly complete at
all around worthiness of these fresh the start. of a new season. The lili-
fall offerings. tumn selling is ushercd in with such
values as thenc.
Women’s fast black
heel and toe. llic, 3 for 25c.
1 Women's fast black llosc. high spli-
Lced hrcl double solos. 2 pairs for 23c.
, Women's IIePt'i' lined Hose. warrant-
‘iifI first black. double heel and toe, lz'lc
. pnlr.
‘ Women's iloccc lined seamless ilosc.
;guarantced stainless. at liic.
Iloys' cxti'n liciivy school llose. doll-
.ble knee, heel and toe. l7c. 3 pairs for
. 50th
:llllllAL SALE OF WARM OIIOEBWEAI
Its changing time now. That makes
underwear soiling brisk. if you buy
from tlicsc lots you can assure yolll'scll
of some very special values: want to
start the season right.
Liiillcs' Iii-ilvy i‘iblwil Swiss Shirts
laud lirllwcis, L’Sc cacti. .
l.niilcs‘ wool .lcl'scy \‘csts and Pants.
lll'nivil's. 23c.
Men's llcllvv ilcccc lined Shirts and
I‘lruwcrs. rarc value at Ilitc.
IlS-Illi‘Ii All Wool IIUlllt'Sllllli Ill green
and blue effccts. at 49c.
til *Ai—tl'.
.iicn's cxtl-li ilcllvy :licrilio Shirts and
Drawers. ilt till:
I‘loihs. at 98c.
54-inch all wlall lul'gi- I’llilds. ill black 1
ng business
Honest hos-
iery, honest prices. lines complete at
”one, double
the cross country championship meet
at Morris Park on Thanksgiving Day.
This sort of ‘ 'ng will form a fea-
ture of the animal-slums also.
NEW LONDON VOTING BY WARDS.
New London. Conn.. October 2-1‘he
flirt city election by words in New
London promises a success for the new
system and the polling of the largest
vote ill years. Tile Weather In favor-
able. party workers are iintirlng and
the result will most likely be close.
The election is for alderman and town
officers. and no special contest is on.
The polls opened at 9 o'clock and vot—
ing has been steady throughout the
day.
llltAKlCMAN Fl'l‘ZillllliONS ('RI'SH-
ED.
llrakcnlan William Fitzgiblions. of
(‘onliuctor Smith‘s train was crushed
while coupling coal cars at Wilson's
Point. last Saturday. He was brought
from the Point to Solltli Norwalk.
where Dr. .I. M. Coburn attended him.
He was taken to Danbury. No bones
were brokeni hilt there were inilica-
tions of internal injuries.
('0l.lii'JS’l' OCTOBER 1! ()N RECORD.
New Haven. October 2—‘TOII3U' was
tllc coldest October ’2 on record at the
local weatllcl' bureau. Early this inor—
nlng the nlcrcliry registered 30 dcgrccs
above, officially. while ill cxposcll
Tho Successful Schcinc of ii Rhyme-
sfor to Make Money,
has a brother who is ti-illlng. dissipat-
ml iifliI of course it spcnilllll'ift. [int
_
. 'lii’
OVER 500 READY TO WEAR HATS AWAITING YOUR INSPECTION,
CONS-ISTING‘OF ALL THE NEWESI‘ AND MOST L'P-TO-DATE STYLE
AT POI’IYLAR PRICES. LADIES' rALL I'NDERWEAR. ENTIRELY
NEW LINE. “ONYX" IIOSIERY, THE BEST. PEERLESS MUSLIN UN-
DERWEAR. ALL THE LATEST COLORINGS IN KID GLOVES. NECK-
WEAR ANI) NOVELTIES IN JEWELRY. COME IN AND TAKE A LOOK
THROUGH THE STORE. IT MAY INTEREST YOU. AGENT OLD
STATEN ISLAND DYE-HOUSE.
3i\\o’tsoi\ 3) Mills,
86 Washington Street. South Norwalk. Conn.
moraine whims.
We have Just received from the manufacturers the finest selection of
Up-To-Dats Clothing
for Men and Boys
Our clothing differs from the or.
that has ever been shown In The Norwaiks.
______________ Church. . . _
.I II 'I' b l f 'll d '1' "I" .. , ' , . pluccs it was as low as 20;. .
as Ne ie row r dge. o liav an The Metropolitan Immune" (:ompa- Luillcs .‘L’w alliic wool Shirts .lnu ,_- _-n __- _ dinary ready made goodi. in that it fits better than most custom made cloth.
5" ' ‘3 Spending a month m M“ fly is ili’i'lllli’lng uh new suite of OMI'QS P“:;::|::" If“ n “M W” m ' POETRY WHICH lii'RNED. ing and the price ls less than half what your tailor would charge.
» ”if ,’ ii '4' s H II
A FULL LINE OF UP-TO-DATE FURNISHINGS.
WILLIS H. SELLECK,
Glotbisr and Furnisher. 50 Wall Street. Iorwslk.
r
. t
7 A» irs to the church. ., . . . . . and grcy. at $1.25.
» IF h .d—M—TII l ‘lt t I again: lrftmir “Instlligfbrgxr. Tooth: 58-inch doublc fact-d ('lotll for golif ”I?" {PI'II‘W now “It“! ”I?" ‘HSI’F‘i-V“ rc- ___.._..._-.-_ _ -_.__.___.__..._..__-___- w
. run‘ an a" - lll‘ evant, 0 ' ‘ _ . ' ' capes ill black. blue and grey. bomb. "‘3” “'9 “5”” Y n ”"l‘l‘ "l3 ‘l
.. imwoctl avenue. are home from a i‘ri‘slt'zz'lizzihhii-Irv and Emma Dlsbrow. sonic plllid bark“. at ”I” .OI’EIIIIO OI "HIE“ GARMENISI raise." n h”; 1”,. I,“ m,- indulged AT THE MODEL GmE Y
week's "15“ I“ New York. _...___..." ._ . No stock ill this More is more carc- $120?“ dill-vhf}.llllfibirtrl‘l'ilili’ailro‘dhill-liti- .‘ ' - -.
. . ' l l.‘ a 'ontra t to furnish ‘ ' ~ . . ‘ ' . - . . ' . 3 ' . . l ‘
'rhe uestport Dnvinc Association ,.;';{3§,,l;3‘,.:;:,;.,;...,....‘.,..... on... THE SILK SIIIIAOILIIY. i33.1"“,13:"2f.‘3”fl,”31':,‘flfj,';“;":"m:.'_ Mm" "" "it" m-WW' i" W Haven t you a place for some of these good things}
' . to hold another race at tho Nol'wnlk
'air Grounds. next month
~Telephonc Lane's. Call, 139-5.
Work on the 3.5.1. street macadam
at Nos-walk has been stopped by the
failure of a cargo of crushed stone to
.. arrive. Blake. at (‘ranbury. was totally dcs- w zitlhgvllip allt Silk 5'1”" Dumas-"‘0' accomplice know their business. They
' Local politicians were busy all tiny ”0”“ I”: “I" “‘ "mm?“ 3““(“3‘ m ' ""‘ a “" printcd a large million of the book and other. ’lry- M‘ pzil'kflilt- right. It suits. every palate because _
" esterday putting the flnlfilliml l'lll"h- Lillie-2w was undoubtedly ”“1"“! ”3 hot :10!” flui‘lil‘i‘i'. i" ”ii" lif‘lill'llili' "1:11”; “31"" l’cnolia. a refined lit-alibi butter. said everything catcn with It tastes "50 7'
' mum on ) mm M“ 0 on r 0 - to be the host of its class. Jars. 15c. good," 230. 2
‘ on to the canvass for today's battle oi
. the ballots.
John St. .lohn Henley and family.
'iecticut Lighting and Powcr (‘o‘mpany
'or the new gas works.
to Thomas O. Smith. at the home of
the bride.
—Pure Cut. and cream, 5c cup. Lane's
A smoke-house owned by Frank
Hislop & Company's new advertise-
llcnt today will tell you ill about their
lew autumnal offerings ill dress goods.
liicnt nifil'k ('iimmf‘lliIS itself to your fli-
iluyiug begins now.
We early took tllc hint that this was
to bc a silk seas-oil. Have been critic wrap“. um”.
20—inch chullgcable Tam-til Silks. In
all the new HlliilIiPtiIlI 73c.
20 inch fancy Silks in stripes I'laida
and lli'ocadcs :lt linc.
2:! ilicll llilick 'l‘af‘fcta Silks. spcclal‘
value at (lilo.
Allilllfll SALE Of KIO GLOVES.
An occasion or importance. Stock
complete. every detail attended to. cv-
iiiltcly llc collccivcd the luminous
idea of having all his stuff prillti-ll in
a book and with the llid of all unscru-
torllls l‘o "l'cdicutoil" the hook to hi:
u'cnltlly bl‘oihcl'. who regards his and
and dismlutc kinsmnll's "poetry" a.»
i‘cnily the most rcpl‘cllcnslblc thing
that tile incorrigible fellow does.
But thc rhymster and his "black art"
tloll and tho plates and made “words
that burn" of thc "pocnls" by moans of
a bonfire. lie also sent to his ('l‘lli‘I
brother and IlitIlit'i‘iI him to :iccnpt ll
Iiilitor. chcnp at our price. 23c ill. Slvnll Muckcrcl, 5c. Sl-Iling well.
Cranberries. IIllH-if. ”C. .'l qts. for ‘.‘.'w. I"l‘(SIl Shrimp arrival new pack.
Mrs. William w. Story is riticallv .__.___.__ ‘ . . . , . .
- . ' . . . cring In tho bcautlcs. all hclc now. if“ i . _ . . .
' All! gift the 1.3”“th hcr St ‘ Jamel “rigidmiii': (Ihlnidriigndiiiiiitghvtifiil iiif priced to make buying PINV puimih "I‘liimill ‘fnili’vm’dil 1nI thilnmlm Prunes. ‘1 (”Sh arrival M ”W “'- -\ "’illli' I‘li’li‘ll 15"-
. . oey. 'mcros erracc. - -‘ ~ .. ' . ' ' - ”ll 1' ”'i ‘|” " I? ”0“” . . .. . ... . -
, E ~——————-— ilarricd Wednesday evening. October 4. shapc. llli ill the most :li'lcciionzlie mm” mm” “I ' Iph'mt "run” H ‘ H" Sardines-«’i‘ry our imported Sardine!
Pippin Apples. very illcc, 20c prick. In llnc oil. small ”"9. Mc.
Sharp ('lleosc, l7lc Ill. -
Pearl (‘orn Starch. il new article here.
Said to be made by a new process. Said
to be. stronger IlfliI whitcr than any
:2 lb. Sugar for wine making, 81.00.“
New Iloncy, strained. 20c; comb, 18c. ..
"My Wife's Salad Dressing" is‘hil
LORENZO DIBBLE.
‘ . su mer at. (.‘lrvcl , .
,Sfi'fiahfien'gimia‘fii 1.3.9 return“; to garments. gloves. hosicriv' and Illndcr- 912V lmc Ilsllt. cvcrl‘ sizc. every shudc, nun,” ,,, m, whim. hm mmmn h... ___~ * ______ --___._._.___._.
their ome in New York. wear -"“'9“'9" I“ I" l 959 (’0 ""1““ that fashion calls for is here. We! vcrsc tlelld. ; .
.______.____. not Saturday. mm ”H. was...) with mm, items a“ ”I... l n n 1 I k n lelwwkml ”inn... "Main?” “mm, :00000000000000000 .0...’..... 0.0;...:
The intense cold wave which struck . ' "" > .. . . gm ('5' olzc c i'loth .nc et. ne enougl to go to 'i cago nnl carry on .
this section. yesterday. made flirua'. “- 5’ ”l‘m‘wm‘t I“ showingo'uew (”“0“”1“ itllorin silk lmcd, lioilblc breasted, n rcputable printing establishment. . FOINTS I Merrlll calla e :
fire exceedingly comfortable and v r'. 'iattcrns lIll cal‘pclt‘s'and imist}. il: --l lg‘lll‘ Ladics' Kid (iiiHI‘S "The. tlrlcaus." hand trimmed. at 34.924, and thc boll Ill‘nllltl' is earning nlol-n : i ‘ s . 1
er arments were a necessity. “’"~ ”m" mm“- ”"9“" a "" silk Hitched back“. all shades nt 79c. i iiillcs' ’l‘sin Melton Jacki-l. (lloriii mum-v by keeping his verse flcnd si- .
t g -L-—-'—— .- dome and llnofiims m 11‘3““ patterns Ladics' 1W“ i'Itlh‘ll l'l'It‘bi'atc-d Illslop a; IIllf‘iI. at 5.1.98. Icnt in] better pocts do by ltccpiilg : T T .r T i. T Cari-fill. lndiridanédlnstruction. ' :
. ' . '. .' I. newmlcan. cl .. claws in all the leailill shades . lac - h a -i.- c l ., th '- no. - u ‘t wok ~wi- System and meth s the belt- 1'
Durin" the Dewey coir-bra... ‘t‘m I’m” 9‘ are ”I” it t . g . all . loiig Ullt loll (.ipt‘, on ma. . «oustall y .i r .
New Y;I‘I€ . Rear Admiral Win i IP'IO‘dme 300‘” .riizlralltecd nt litic. fllr trlmllicd. at “Ail, man's llomc (‘onlpnnitnL i: T T T T Only talented and scholarly tenths“ : .
Scott Schle was at the Hotel Males . . Ladli-s' thrce button Suede Dunn-y Ladil-s‘ Gilli ('llpc, plzllil trillllllcd. at -— ———'— . em? oyei.
tic. a guestyof Mr. and Mrs. Alfred dc Pmm‘m" “' Gilbert NW9”: 0' Gloves. at flan. $7.9». V A lil-IVll. (“LASER O T T T Llcgant modern equipment. C
Cordova. nrldifl‘nnrt. WIII resume his classes‘in Ladies" lilnck lltc. .ioilvlll. thrcc Lnill‘cs' l’lllsh ('ilpc. fllr trimmed. at y] had an odd experience the other C All bmplbymont Bureau continua! ."
' land“ ‘“ ”WWI“ "“5 "’"m’" ””‘e nod-w. Kid Glows. at “.39. $9.49. - m .. “m m Q05“ M ”w mum", O «r T working in the ln'erest of graduates. O
. . . dull class will meet in \rion Ha on ii}. z~ . . ' . p
.' 1-»Tlie dissolution sale at th( Boston 'th llth and the chillli'cn's class in ' hospital. New York. .1 Ilild “ patient : . THE COST. :
“m.” ”m "‘0’“ ”mm" 9"”. """ lockwoo'd's Hall on the 13th. . 114 Washington Street 5"“er "m" a "Writ“ “Willi"- "n" . T 0“" "2‘5" W ”“1“" .
hIIilbian final] tl'iiwgiédflihhd 8:111:22; ” A —' o S h N ’ 1k during the examination we discovered . T Read our Catalogue. .
w nets 5' . , . . ._ ,, . .. .. ,z'
. Leathcrlanl is on mine a hard substlluri under till llothlni. l s .
force of salesllcovle employed. 'lhomas ' I . 01“ omit the woman on her left breast. i asked : ABOU H. A. ”ERRILL : .
The Fairficld County I'nion Ex-l’ris-
oncrs oi War will hold their third
quarterly meeting in Samuel I’. For.
ris Post room. New Canaan, Thursday
evening. October 5. commencing at 9
o'clock. It is earnestly requested that
ll members be present. if possible, as
business of importance is to be acted
on.
Nicholas Martin. Democrat, is not
voting today. having paired off witi
Congressman E. J. Hill. Republican
The reason is that,_Mr. Hill has been
called to Washington to participate in
the reception to Admiral Dewey with
the Congressional reccpdon commit
iCt‘.
rd of Directors of the I'm-
North America held a
on last week. in New
d Orange. N. .l. The im-
luty at Norwnlk today in addition to
he rcgulal' forcc. Special Officer John
Valieant is on duty at the probate
polls and Special Officer Parker is on
duty at the First District polling
place.
—Pure Fruit Ices at Lane's.
Rev. Talmage Dchtt VallDorcn has
«ixty-flve members in his normal Bible
class, with an average attcndancc of
fifty. The class meets every Tuesday
evening. Everybody is invited to join
the class. irrespective of denomination.
Before the winter closes the pastor
hopes to have a class of one hundred.
. _n___
An extraordinary case came before
‘ile Bath coroner not long ago. Thomas
Watson. aged 53. formerly a gardener.
died at the hospital. and it was proved
that Watson. whose mind had become
‘lnhlnged. took 1'0 small bottles of
‘thlICflIS. believing they would do him
Occasi pally we meet persons who want
to argue ajth us about prices. They tell us
that so-and-so charged them so much and
the grain was “about as good." Did you
ever hear of “about as‘ good eggs”-cggs
that were good in spots? Even if the grain
was no worse than “about as gout,” why
not feed your horse the best? We have it.
Buy Out- that's Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH. ‘
I am near—just as far as the nearest letter box or telephone
\__/\__/\._/
what it was. The patient replied that
it was something the ‘ivltch doctor'
had placed there to cast out the devils.
I soon found out that :1 paper pnckcti
hall boo-ll Sff'lll‘t'I)' tied to the Willllllfi w,
body and i'cstcd directly over licr hclll't j
The pniit'lli was greatly surprlsml to:
soc the magic pocket so carelessly thD' I
died while she had rill along been iii-I
{mid to touch it. The witch doctor
had told her that it must remain .<~-;
cill'cly fastened over hcr heart for}
thirty-t rcc days. .
"I too ' the packet homc with me. It i
‘(lIlSIrit‘iI of about twenty-five note pll-é
per leaves 2 by I inches. the leaves bc- ‘
lng securely bound together' with it
metal clasp. ()n the cover was a pctl
iruwing of a cross. with the letters
‘I. l . S.’ 0n the first page was a loij
of ing in German. aiming to be a.
passionate- :lppeal to the Almighty IU‘
cast out the devils in the patient. Then
followed. on tho next page. a lot of.
Scriptural quotations. also in German.‘
Watemau’s Ideal
The Fountain"
Pen
satisfaction.
W .
Do You 514 pose '-
the L. quixterlngn Com-
pany paid one thousand dol- '.
Iars for the phrase you' see_
at the left .9 .3
We give a five dollar gold mounted Waterman ldcni Fountain Pen to thou
who come nearest to answering this question correctly. ' i
Call in and see the pen and as: for information about the contest. ;
HOMER B. 'HOYT, .'
are between the firm and em' WWI. A poebmortem showed that h" ""“ \_/ v W The first ll :- was written from left'
0;; in Berg's shop in Orange it had swalirzlwe’d bottles “d corks “8 \Wm to right. theater-0nd from right to left._ .
. e,rw¢~[p&lfhd'it the matter ivlil br WP" "5 m“ I“ no. _ - , ._ _-....,-- _. as: ... lthe third diagonally from the lippa-r' chclcf and Optician. ‘
s e . . cft to tho Iowcr ri fit. the next from! "
"r” ~—————— IF liiiliiiE ii'lliKlNO iii riliiitm innit .n. were ' mm“...
Mrs. (18. Benedict has returned iron. Cossacks form the voluntecr corals l “pimp “m...” u". “m zigzag. and ..-., - _ i=3 .
‘New Castle. Drln '0 "’0“ 3"" m" ry troons of southern Russia. They now 13 THE TIME To par 11“ IN. m until tllirtccn nagnn were well tnk- ' . " '
'll up with prayers. Scriptural passag- , .
as household. Mrs. Benedict is en-
j’tlrlyting excellent health and reports that
Mr. and Mrs. Brass and their family
are well and happily settled in New
Castle. Mr. ilross is making a decided
success of his paper. the New (.astle
News. it is what we know Mr. Brass
would make. it. well written. indepen-
dent and pussy. Both in a business
and social way Mr. Broes is prospering.
provide themselves with horses. uni»
forms and weapons and serve as
guards to the highways and perform
certain other military duties on de-
mand of the governor of the district in
which they live. in return for which,
service they are relieved from taxation;
in a certain extent. Their costumes
We Defy Competition in thln'Partlcullr Linc.
HOT WATER HEATING OUR SPECIALTY
Also Steam and Hot Air Heating.
Call ahd get estimates from the Leading Plumbers Ilid Fist!!!) Filters,
CLAPHAM 6t BUTLER,
h a many are picturesque. and they have a . .
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