‘ Paelmc‘ wan:
,the
it . .
moved."
{orchid avenue. visited friends in
Brooklyn, yesterday. ~
V‘r.“ and .Mrsrmmthur ‘Seymour, of
Daubui‘y. spent‘:"Sunday with Henry
~Eleymour. otkblupie avenue. .
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m».- m
.Rnlph Voorlieeti. aged twalve yearn.
“Who had a paralytic utroite. Friday at-
‘ternoon, regained consciousness yea-
terday, and there are hopes of his re-
covery. ‘ ‘
Linus Hoyt today panecn tho hint-ty-
seventh anniversary of his birthday.
. Mr. Hoyt baa all: children. all of whom
are living. and liroj‘ln attendance at the
home of Rev. .l.‘~‘W..Duvia. 13 Betta
place. in celebration of the event. Mr.
Hoyt. enjoys good health.
Mien .lonnie‘E. Davis. daughter of
Rev. J. W. Davis. who was taken seri-
ously ill of the 'grip, at the home of
Mrs. Richard Bland. Fort Point and
Charles atreet. in reported today as do.
eldetlly improved. it is expected that
in a Very few dayu she will be able to
be taken to her home in Belts place.
The services in the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church, yesterday.
were largely attended. The number
present at the session of the Sunday
Leg Lamb.‘l2iC lb.
Shoulder Lamb, 8c lb.
at. the
East Ave. Market.
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- BARNUMI BLDG.
BnInoEponT. ‘ CONN.
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FOR THE
MILL RBMNANT SALE.
gin Extraordinary
finnounce‘ment.
Three hundred thousand yards
Enlbroidcrics. damaged by water
during transportation across the
Atlantic (lccaii last November.
'l‘ilcse lilubroidcrics wcrc inl—
portcd by .‘vicssrs. Einstein. \\'oii‘l
dz (‘o., New York. the largest im—
‘portcru and lilanuiat‘ttircrs of lim-
broidcrics in the i'nitcd Stairs.
On board the steamer they got
damaged by watcr. and after a
strugglc with the salvagc under-
writers thcy obtained a favorable
settlement.
(‘lur share of the purchase is fit—
ty thousand yards. and lhc prices
arc less than half thc cost of man—
'lllilt‘llii‘t‘.
The goods are only aligrhtiy
staincd from watcr. in no way in!
tcricring with the \vcar or cvcn
tllc appcarallcc of tile Embroidery.
aftcr being washed. No words.
can convuy an accurate meaning
of thc bargains, because the prices
are so far brlow thc \‘1lillt‘S. Sec
illc goods.
LOT I.
(funibric iidginizs. Xaitinook
Edgings, (Tainbric insertions.
Nainsook inscrtions. Nainaook
ll 'lltiillflfi. t‘anlbrir Headings.
3 CTS.‘ YARD.
LOT II.
Cambric ifdginuu. Naiusook
Edgings. Nainsook insertions.
Cambi ic lnucrtionu. Nainaook
lit-rulings,
5 C'I‘S. YARD.
. LOT 111.
(“aniliric and Nhinliook Edg-
iniziz. Inscrti‘ona and ilcadinga.
8 CTS. YARD.
LOT IV.
(‘ambric and Naiiiaook litlgings.
luaurtiona anti Headings.
12V, CTS. YARD.
; LOT V.
.Cambric apdfiaiusook Edginga,
insertions and llcadiu vs.
17 C 8. YARD.
LOT VI.
Nailisook. and Cambric Edg-
iiuns. 5 to 10 inches wide. value 50
eta. to $1.00 yard. Sale price
".1011 attic today.
A
inane x‘iv.. “tidal. .Hiia "$911,011. wacr_ltn
.l.il;ht of Prophecy.
as CTS. YARflg‘
. .Vermine road. is slowly
mm . are.
. ,yciiterdii .
.Lordu be shut in
liberal... _ ,g.
Hermite oft ei‘tihr .tian's
privilege lithe is living on hé'mlsht to:
1 hair free from/tile
.d. even enough. than
a audit-outlier.- and
apparently hemmed in on every side,
of walliintttli'eaciimily with‘lliih. know.
lug that he will bring him safely
through it all. u the evening. Mr. Da~.
vie spoke on T o. ,ludkhientflaeat of
Christ: text. Aotn'vilu 30-31. and Ro‘
ahow that God will bring all men into
Judgment. The phrase “ludgment
sent," said he. matinee place and scene
oi.’ judgment. as in It Corinthians v, 10;
Matthew xxvii.. 19; John xix..13; not:i
xvlll.. 12. 16. l7. which clearly show
that there was launch ear-in it place for
Judgment. and that there will be a fu-
ture final scene of judgment. William
O. Merriam aung an appropriate note.
in a very impressive manner. Mr. Da-
vis announced that he would check
next Sunday evening on The Forward
March of the Century as Seen in the
E. E. Gorbam,
East Norwalk. Conn. -
sells the paint that were twice as
long as leadw‘and oil-v—lilevoe lead and
zinc. ground. by machinery.
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ROWA YTON.
Mra. Ely. of Lincoln avenue, is ill oi
grip.
litre. John I). lloyt. of the West Side.
is critically ill.
Mrs. John Sniflin. of
street, in quite ill.
Repair-a have been made at the ltow~
ayton signal tower.
.lohn Judson. a well-known l'OSiliOllt‘
oi thc west aide. in very. sick.
Raymond
.lohn l.‘iiommediou. of Crockett aro-
nuc. wont to Brooklyn. today. to spend
the week. .
Mrs. Cora Neucr. of Main street. rc-
turned home. yesterday from a visit
in New York.
The infant. son of Mr. and .. .virn.
Frank Crockett, ‘of Lincoln avenue.
has the grip.
Rev. Frank Brown, of itowuytou.
preached in the Stamford liaptisr
(ihurch Friday evening.
.l’ohn Brundage its engaged in supply
illl’; Alien Betta. of Norwaik. with a
large number of fine oak ions.
Mrs. Horace 'i‘inkcr. ol‘ the West
Side. will go to irvlnlgton. N. J.. {Hill
week. to be the guest of relatives.
Postmaster Edmund it}. Crowc. or
South Norwalk. was. a caller on Poul.
master George W. Bryan. Saturday.
A regular meeting of the (‘. t‘. 'I‘. it.
N. Club was held at the home. of Mine
Lou (lodi’rey. of Crockett avenue, Fri-
day afternoon.
John T. Hoyl. oi Columbia College
New York city. epcnt Sunday with bit
parents. Mr. and-Mrs. William Hoyt. oi
the Wont Side.
The trolley service with not of the
best the early part of Saturday even-
ing in llowuyton. 'l‘hc delays wcre due
to a car being derailed at llroad lllvcr.
Mr. and Mrs. A. ilihblc. of Main
street. went to Newark. N. .l.. Satur
day. to the bedside of Mrs. llibhlc'r
brother. Stephen Secley. who is criti-
cally ill of paraiyala.
An agent of the rural l‘rcc dnlivcry
made a convent; of iiliii place. Saturday.
At each house he left a blank on \\'llll'il
1.. to be writtcn thc llllllit‘!= of all per
sons likely to receive mail at the
bouuc.
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Rev. C. A. Wiliaon. of lluricn. con-
ducted the services in the Rownyton
Baptist Church. 'l‘iiuruday night. and
last evening llcv. (lotil‘uc ilrukcr. or
Stamford. preached in the name
church.
One of the most aucccaei‘ul aulpriiie
parties this winter wan niven on Sat
urday evening upon Mina Anna V. l-lol
line. of East Main llil‘t'flt. it being the
unnIVercary of her birthday. Mills iloi-
line entertained bru- fricnda royalty
and proved and accomplished boutcaa.
(lumen and other antiiscmenta were in
dulgcd in until it late hour. when a
tempting collation was carved. All re:
turned home ulitlnilcd of it good time.
Amour: thouc lll't.‘H('lll. were Mr. and
Mru. Frank lioiliuu. Mra. Hana (latter:
Miuaes Pearl Slovene, Kate Crockett.
Minnie Sniffen. Edith (lutrander, Anna
V. Hoilina. and .icnalc (lutbiil and Mina
Pansy Wetmorn, of South Norwaik;
Maui's. Edward l.. Stewart. William
H. ‘Sniffen. ll. S. llryun. William 0.
Clark. George Sharron. Oscar Scott
and B. P. Burdiek. of itowayton. and
George Wilmotl. Dudley Wilmoit and
Percy Baker. of South Nurwuik.
BROA'D’fiIl/ER.
llMina Barah liondrlclt has been quite
l .
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Mini Florence M. Coniatock. of
Bridgeport, has been visiting Mien Ella
‘ll‘. Alger.
Mn. Sarah Mills. of flrooklyn, he:
been a recent guect of her daughter.
Mn. Mary Hendricke.
*VMr/u. Charla» E. Brown. of the Silo
recovering .
w
. " : ‘ ’ ‘ . .‘ .
Mine Jessie F, char .‘liiiobeen ill
'nourulgin and a severe cold. ,
raudrlfhnuot l’ort Chester. in the
scepter Min. Arthur bibbtna.
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spending two wealth-swim friends iii.
l‘lnrien. ‘ , .
‘ Harry 'l‘riatrnm iii eel-lonely ill at his
home. and in under the cure of Dr. 80‘
iiannan. ~ .
”—me—
Mr. and draft; n wiiison, are
Porto Rico.
.. ”at—.-
William R. Muckey arrived home,
Saturday. from a visit to Newburg and
other plucee in New York.
Mr. Tocduo. son at litre. (l. P. 'l‘ocque
of Norwaik. in in Denver. illa health
was linprovod during his vialt there.
Mrs. Mannie Atileld, of Norman.
Wall visiting her slater. Mrs. Annie
Lockwood, in Long Ridge. last week.
The large willow tree, an ancient
landmark. on the Mead land. near it.
M. Valentine's residence. was blown
down in the recent storm.
Tile property known as the Benja-
min chd place. north of Frank
(lreon's residence. baa been purchnuml
by Contractor Edgar 'l‘. lintcu.
'l‘hc ilartwright greenhouse. Noro-
tou Heights, has sent out some re
markabiy line carnations thin wiutcr.
The Scott & McGreuor carnations have
been especially beautiful.
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The children of the Center School
participntcd in an entertainment in
the Town Hall. Saturday attcrinrin.
under the auspices of‘n. company of
trawling patent medicine men.
A barge load of 250 tons of coal from
Perth Aluboy for the lilnn'e rind
(foul Company. has been aground in
the mud near Norolon Harbor. lance
Tuesday. The company has made ar-
rangements to bare future shipments
brought to the dock by tutu-2.
Rev. John ll. Lawrence, oi South
Norwnlk. occupied the pulpit of thc
Congregational (iliilreh. ycutorday. the
pastor. Rev. Herbert S. Brown. not
having yct recovered from intermittent
fever. Last week he had a rclupim.
and was again uerloualy ill.
(‘liarlcs Staifcra. nluht nurse at.
Fitch's soldicrn' llonic. and Robert
Mcllolicgal. cook at the Home. where
licforc Justice William ll. \Villnlotr.
.ir.. Saturday. charged with neulectlu;
to send their children to school. State
‘l‘rnancy tlitlcc l‘otlcr wan the coup
plainuut. ’i‘hc luatice found the ac-
cused guilty. and imposed a line of Si
and costs ill ouch instance. but after-
wurd remitted the fines.
llir. and Mrs. ii. ll, Lyon \H'i't‘ at
homo to their friends at the residence
of Mrs. 'l‘. i", Lyon, Wednesday even-
lug. llrlgbt costumes. congratulation»
and refreshments rcndcrml the even-
lng a very plcnaant one. Antoni: those
present ware Mr. and Mrs. Sumac:
tlruminun. Mr. and Mrs. H. Franklin
ll'cod. ill', and Airs, (i. it. Novoit. Sun-
litor and Mrs. Lolinsbllrl'. Minn billy
l.oniiabury. the Mistll‘fi Whilncy and
Mice Stella Aunicn. Mr. and bird. it.
i). Lyon will be at home to lhoir
friends \Vcdncvday evening. .iltilllv
dry ‘Jfl.
The case of (I. ll. llarituon auninat
Slcphcu Minor was connilctcd Sutur-
(iay afternoon at 4 o'clock. in the Town
Hall. llarlcn. it rcauitcd in the ac-
quittal of the accused. .luetlcc n'il
lluln Schildkncclit found that the err
deuce that Minor had driven Gariteon'r
borsce without pcrlnianlon did not war-
rant u (‘nil\i('ii(lll. The town will pay
tlic coats. which will amount to be-
twccn $30 and $40. Those who tonti»
ilcd wcrc 'l‘homau i’itiliiiiiulili. Charles
'l‘uttio. Clarence h'ofoot, Mr. and Mrs
flurrltuon. Sicphcn Raymond and
Louie Stool-at. Judge Downs, of Siam
ford. and Attorney Henry E. Ferric. of
South Norwalk. appeared for the pro-
necution and Minor was defended by
Attorney John .l. Walsh, of Norwalk.
The Plaza iiepuhllcan Club. of the
Twenty-ninth Assembly llizdrict. will
hold its regular monthly meeting at
its hetulduurtcru. Sixth avenue. near
Fifty-eighth utrcct. on Monday even-
ing and will elect John D. (‘iriinmiua
.ir.. to nicmberaiiip. Mr. Crlmniina is
the oldest. ton of Joint ll. (lrlminiiui.
who. up to iiillil. Wild identified with
Tammany Hall in local politics. Since
the reappearlmec of the lion. lat-hard
(‘rokcr an tlu- leader of 'l‘nniiuuny.
hovvcvor. Mr. Cl‘illllllillll had been up»
poised to lie rule. and lent year he tum.
ported the McKinley ticket throuuh
out the campaign. lie bun been men-
tioned 'iiii a posaiblc candidate for
mayor on the autia'f‘alumauy ticket.
Hie son. who in to be elected to tumu-
linrablp in the Plaza lltmublican Club.
ill said to be an enrolled Republican in
the 'l‘wenty-ninlii (illitl‘if‘l..-*Ntiw lurk
Sun.
KING OBGAR HA8 HEcOVER‘ED.
STOCKHOLM. Sweden. January 14
mKlng Oscar hail recovered his health
ndi rename: the mine of government
unitary. 21
c
Lovely Complement Pure, bolt.
Willie lid: imported by using
Darwinian“!
ll
from a aevere attack of the grip.
, litre. Marcus ill. dammit. of Data
“WW. who has may friends apnea
tilt. in recoveriafifmm a dlillcutt can
yield ppm to ' a recently. nutteri
event «to: mom hospital.
Mrs. Laura Boyd. of Momuroueck, te ,
spending a portion of the winter in ‘
W2
necrosis. ",6 .
Jen racy: : . 5
all will; in“ “ ..
atom “buying
the ‘eutire lurid. . .
women have coinage depend on
9 \t ‘i “i
, RITE SALE
. halite, d. aural. .u ‘wumiiaimim .1
a racer: memorandum-WWW
_ thin ”lemon and more each Mill r tor their;
supplies tit mama: and household requirements. ‘ m . ‘ '
Each You ltig‘iom We! and believe—this?
you the may of wanted: and children's worms in particularly rich in variety. Naturally that
early’buycr reap: the lieneflt of choicest Myles; ébut whatever the price, whether of I nighttgowni.
at 38: or $9, a corset cover It Be at $3.75, it cicada to: a garment which in are positiveno‘
mnulwium can or will huprove on a particle at that price.
How much him anthem than;
getting underwm made in cheap, tawdry, skimpy, urination fashion, only to put a low price:
upon it, which, liter llii, it is scarcely worth.
A Word of somclot'ihe medium-priwdvuodmmt in the cal-foo which than in prep».
donate], just as great I living as on t
Night (townsp—
ur-0f muslin. 0 styles; blgh fiquam and V pectin;
trimmed with tor-:liun lact- and luteriion. or can
broidcry and pliilix. or item-limited.
[gen-0f cumbrlc. "tries: V and «our. neck; trim-
med with torched hire and intuition; come with
rib n alueck. . ‘ ‘ ‘ .
Ii~~ fmuslln niulmnbrlc. lslyles: Trimmln of
embroidery and insertion; others with ombmi er
and hemsalcldngmr with auction litre: hi it
and equate necks: come also rimmed with milieu.
Noumea: other ctylcl. lit: to .
Corset verb-—
”wot Column; 1 Itvlu: Tight-fitting or full
covers. a aural!
dainty tun roldeiy er torched their.
gee—Or cumbric. uliusook or lawmhtylen: Tighh
fitting or full covers: some chart cavern. to waist;
unharmmund or.V necks; trimmed with prcttv
embroidery. Valeucloimes or torcliou lace.
pic—Oi climbrlcnlnhtbukiiull from. with draw-
firin at waist; neck and nrmholcs trimmed with
. are: nlrhed with dainty ribbons.
Man otlm styles, be to $1.75.
Pct! coats»—
859-0! muslin or conduit: a nylon Trimmed with
embroidered will. and pink: above. or with I
gathered raid» of lawn edged with lace.
'! «Oi muullu or umbrlc'. oliyieul Umbrella ruf-
fle. or deep finance. tilmmec with the newest em-
broidery. torched or Vulcuclcnuu lace; or with
plain tallies. lulled and lilimtllciicd.
mg from our umbrlé: 6 utyleii: With um-
brella male or deep bounce; or with a gathered
ruffles; tome trimmed with embroidery. other:
with torrbon lace and insertion or blind embroid-
ery; some lillD with ilt'mililthefl trimmiuu.
Many other styles. ”c to $10.50.
Chemises—-
’SC—‘Of cambric; square lick; trimmed with en-
.hrolde '; neck and «imitates trimmed with livin-
sitn‘hr tunic. . .
got-«Of ccmhvlr: 4 styles: Round and tenure 7min
trimmed with torched lace. or neat embroidery;
some trimmed with beamiilcbed lawn tuflie.
nt~0f uninsook or cambrlc; i styles: Round neck
trimmed with Yolancicunu 'ICC; or square neck
with yoke of line pups and a: tom of embroidery:
neck and nrmholev trimmed with neat embroidery.
libs) round neck trimmed with embroidery and
inhefliull.
he‘lowerypziced goods;
and round neckiitrlmmed with ‘
Many other styles. in to $4.50.
.
Short Potticociic~
servo! muslin .or amhrlc: 4 .
3’ lly embroidery. math. will violin above: an
ditorclion lace: some also with hpmflltclied:
lulu of mildew llfll. ;
15C~Qlclmhriclumbnlium 0 cl hum "infill.
with arched Into and insert on; ’ .
Many other utylu, use to Sup
“WWI-m . ‘. . "
arc-Of muslin: ;
Munich“ Ind iii: Above; or am embroidery
mm. and tall; above; or. plain, turn with clung .
of plan. we. ‘
soc-Olmullln and cambvk; 6 Ilylul. Trim-led
rind .plaltn. obeyed
with line embroidery “if“
other: with our “will“ a plum! Ind himtlkiii —.
highly, ru 2 trim»! with intuition“. int
"wot mlillin and c‘dnbrlci' i in: Trimmtfli
with embroidery miles and p aluwnbove: or with?
lqwn rufnctrlmmd with tore ‘ lace and hear-l
xillched plain: or with umbrella mid. trimmed
I»: Trimmed with
with blind embrol mum. ‘
Mini other new“... ‘ , '
Chll rcn'c ucln‘Uu j oer-—
Drawers. of a muslin. mli‘un will. in- and"
cluster: Jan-in; soc lot oi a c 'm 4 you"; use!
for glm o. t W. m were: 3: for n-yur slim. i
pc-«uownl. of muslin: Idem neck; yoke of lnlts‘
In chill": neck and alum batched with n-.
slilcllld all... , i
Priilcoaiu, of Illllln: umbrella rublc of ccuibrlc.
trimmed with narrow mile: finished with deep
hem Ind cluster or plain; 35c for titu- - to I yin;
45c for role :6 yearn. . . V
‘sc—Ofluslln: umbrella male. trimmed with tin-
broldery mic; olus n to u years.
Children's White Dream——
,a.r~0fM b J‘ialgfickrkound infighcmuu‘tltched tails
. me . ~. vi rom-
rmc‘l‘iui ruffle. Mgkiiiwiili‘lace‘; soul‘salm. to
; ye N. ‘
Milny other :tyicsi. use to Sr. 5.
SLIS‘Th. New Long Wain brass“. of loan; waist
of I licmxtllclied plans back and front: very‘lull
mm; deep hem and a hamstitcbcd pinks: neck
and sleeves hnlshcd with lace edged milieu; size:
a to 4 wart.
«av—infants Long Silpc. of nuinsook: square yoke
hack and front of fine pluiis; neck and sleeves
trimmed with embroidery niflle.
Others. use to 8mg.
Sheets and
Fillow- Cases
Immense purchlsec. made far ahead, of time muslin sheen and pillow-cases, mblc III to
offer them at prices which at present wholesaler! have to
equal quality. They are carefully and neatly mode,
ammo disc prices:
Bleached Pillow Caner—«Made from the but known I
tinndnrd musllna.
mu. in., u. .5: i816 in.. uc
“Milli in.. in: 59x38 5 iii.. 16:;
45‘10‘ lu.. iit‘ sorta}, in..13t
Ilenriicd 5iwcls—-Mcde from the best known Ital:-
diud musilns:
54 romances “avoid. 55c
01 avoid, sec 8! Swill . soc
égvoalu..soc Stuntman
743Will..51i'7 ocxooin..6ec mgoiu.,fic
pay by the thousand forgoodsof
of the standard grades of muslin. Ex-
llamslltctml Pillow Canes—Mada from well linen
standard mulllm:
45 x i8 ill.. or
u a 36 in.. to;
45136 in. n 501585‘Jln..mc
so K Me“ in.. am
Hamstltchcd Sheets—Made from well known Itali-
nrd uusllm:
'|
i
6; x 90 in.. 54: u x 90 lu..6p:
atrocious“ Minotaubec
.. laminae“
JOHN WANAMAKER
Broadway. Fourth Avenue. Ninth
and Tenth Struts. NEW YORK.
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WESTPORT.
Frank D. Andrews, of Bridgeport.
spent Sunday with relatives in town.
Mrs. Mary ir‘. I.'Holnmcdicu in spend-
ing a ft-w days with friends in New
llarcn.
Adam liclllimillci‘. of ltosgvilic. ilflh
opened a wagon repairing anon on his
lll'ulllliloa.
Mrs. Jabcz Ruckus will read it paper
on "The Short and Simpli- Minnie of
Sonic Eighteenth Century Folks.“
litre. llopc Lewis Bortlcn. of New
Haven. in a guest! of ili‘l' stator. \ll's.
Neil it. Mllehcll. Myrtle avenue
Tiic lilaloriral Society will meet this
evening with air. and Mrs. Willard S.
Atilllllll. at. their home in State street.
A regular meeting of Doric Chapter.
No. Edi. Order liaatcrn Star. will be
held at its rooms in Minionic Hull. lt)‘
marrow evening.
Mru. Lizzie West of Newark. N. .l.
and Mimi Dora Mcllonald. of Balti-
more. Md, arc guests atthe residence
of Mra, .i. M. liourncr.
Motormnn Frederick W. Street. of
the Wcatpori branch of the llrldacport
Traction Company. has been unending
a wreck with bill parentu at Colcliculcr.
CRANBUR Y.
Mr. and Mrr. llnzurd lilivc moved to
South Nor-walk.
Laurence Saunders. of Bridgeport. in
home on a vacation.
Allen Burton. of Long Island City,
apent Sunday at hie old home.
Allen tlrcuorv and wife entertained
Mru. (lreuory‘a relatives on New Year's
day.
Ml‘a. Ulinricu Sillindoru bull been on-
tortuininu her aiatcr, of Whitfield, the
past week.
I
Mina lt‘runklc (irenory lulu returned.
home, after a two weoka‘ visit with
relatives in llridneport.
Mr. and Mrs. Eben Gilbert and Mr.
and Mrn. Osborn. of Cannons. were
uuentaoon 'l‘huraday. of Mr. and Mrs.
ll‘runk Gregory.
Warren ill. 8mtth has awarded a
contract to Michael .1. Riordan. of
Norivulk. to build ten summer cottage:
on (inhumane island.
ranging.
in on usauur ultra.
For partlcularn. apply to
l9
l
.iAcoa M. LAYTON.
QUICK
Who’ll do my paper-
lng In a hurry and do
I! right?
I WI”.
JunlusBrawn
South Main Street.
Under Buckley a Wheeler"- Bicycle
atom.
' Res. 25 Elm Grove Place
00-
”BEE—"liar“etili”
of What You Eat.
A stomach in distress will not make
Xmas a very “merry" one.
Our groceries are perfectly reliable
——-the prices give you an opportunity to
have a little for Xmas gifts—(another
reliahable feature.)
Our Very Best Butter. 240 lb.
3 pke. N. 8. Mince Meat. 260
.18 lbil. Gran. Sugar, $1.00
New Layer Figs, 100 box.
2 pkge. Persian Dated, the
Cape Cod Cranberries. We at.
New Honey. 100 since.
Fancy Large Prunes, 10c lb.
Fancy Jamaica Oranges. mic doc.
A. gfiJLL,
24 common .ivnauili. ,
altar uonwamt.
i
re bauxite;
Plumbihgatld inning
Steam and (inelFlt‘tlng
Beautification
M
5 RAILROAD "PLACE.“ f
in: linibnlll male oil-mt ‘
rump new"? It With
Vice p5". u: l». Patna. elicit»
.. tori" “J; P. TflMQWELL.
“ ‘ * w‘Aollet’c’ut’addition
' rhizomes:
E. Hill. lit. K‘; Lockwood. .l. P. Tread-
well, n. J. i-nii. J. A. ‘osbora. n. w.
Fitch. Joseph C. handle. .0. E.
{ Wlloon. nan, Bishop.s- .
Banker-8'. Merchants’. Manufactur‘
solicited. Safe 'Depotilt Vault. Valu-
ables Stored at Moderate Rates. 3er
es, :5 and upward pcryeun than
to buy food Furniture at low
prices. Having. finished the Nine
’teenth Centuryeyl/ith the largest
business We have ever enjr‘iyed
during our existence, we propellc
now to start theibull rolling for
1901 by oficrin $10,000 worth of
the best Select ‘ goodc that may
be found anywhere, 'at prices that
can ‘be quoted noWherc ? else.
Every article in this store is a Bill'-
gain at the price.
A. J. Collins.
at 60.." “ '
rttu‘na'AL orancrons
AND EMBAIMERS.
12 No. Main 5‘3me figfiorwalk.
vvvvvvvvv
Plumbing and Steam (but;
fun; “
Hot Water flooring.
Hat Afr Humid.
mm AND moms.
lLA’l‘ll AND'TIN' ROOl'lNG.
Gas and sum Flttltit, ‘
an Fixtures. Hotel Collins. on
fine you teen our men!
RICHMOND BANG}! 3
no m a mom em».
17 want. arbour. nonwux. ‘
Pneummuanoa '
Don't wait until yonrarc taken
down with the (.irip. llon'l wait
achc. Don't wait and suffer pain.
(let a box oi .’\ccton from your
ilruggist to havc it when you
need it. .-\ccton ncvcr fails. Safe
and Stil‘c. 25C. :1 box.
.\t‘i“.'l‘(lX .\iiii)it‘.-\i- (fix.
Mystic. t‘onn.
soar: atrium
(I.
aw:
. BuTER's OI
<1
,i
mg a very busy season.
and tall...‘oitoj,pa§ friend
variety as earlier;
witch‘vl'adte‘tli‘ ‘
“Ber a + *
ill ‘FiRST live
East Namath?
‘I
ers'. Personal and Family cpeouutiilirc. ;
mun mm ...
An unprecedchtjed oppqitflhlty 3
until you have a splitting licall—'
I ‘ Kliiiouiih we are hilt“ :
we have hot ‘ allowed 3
our Stock. to rundown: .
Will do" your work‘l
Nun, -: »
line now rec
no Iweill little
lir’tul again. D
itlt'tiiiithiBB
noun it.
United 3":
Southi o ‘ .
Under present
hindrance », bovine»;
. . Will
_ to lllti‘ll‘ld. Aiming ’
of. .urance...c nip , .l
by Taylor at 66 ll
V? . .
old Hartford. (one of the ‘
curanco companie- ln ”tr
Also“twehtyt other cell:
mtb‘fv ii : do
i
Open daily. bicept
I o. m. to 1: up. but”. “but
Saturday. 9 i. in. to it Ili’..‘
lily evening from”? #58.
.mtemt allowed on.
M ‘ ..'
;. [ugliest cash price,“
ale and materials whom: "
me o postalnpll 1-, will“ '
Prompt attention an
deal: swim-all. .lim' .
New origamedayatbrdillb"
immediate attentionzbn .
will be. given to, graham».
come inadnrin myiv .. '
x .25 . . '
, 13'Raymond..§ififla_ .
You Wail ,oin'ficoal do] one to
by the first method." W ' énfillo ll
most careful men and oul' aim M G:
perfection of delivery oh well it! "
fectlou of coal. ‘- "
WE KNOW IT"
will he to your advantage to burn
coal here. ‘ ‘ ’ ‘
lrvlua Lockwood ill
Successor to. B., "
Goal Yard and Chloe .
Branch Qllce. CornerW’ ‘ '
Main streets, South Noni!
Telephone“ Call;
.
movie at
any?“ "
. . CA the!
We have sold more candyx
lion than over. baton. ”"79.
probably account folizthluvep
conatnntly. mowing turbo
latter for the very-ram re
lirworthy of it’n fleet
Chocolates please both eye It‘ll '
and do not unduly. deplete ,
etbook. .. ' -
G. GRID
igsa‘wau. .‘ u ‘
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