’3 n lmm . .
I’onassus Council. “Royal Arcsnum,
_ ..wllljmost‘thisovupinq. 3.
3 ‘ A john on g‘hsuoblo’to 'ursuo with a
=womon.“;bht .thovorWdoos onyvsoodu 3‘
Royal Worden: of31-Idrtford.-hs.s boon
a 'gubst “Willi bursitis In Orchsrd
street. ‘ 3 3 i.
. 3 s stépi‘méwmgg‘, of. Wilton made.
cutortillho’d it slirlitlsu‘party, Saturday ‘
.5; K. 3
. evenlnxw .3. .
~Tweutr-nvo““second hand sleigh:
for sale cheap. (33.8. (irogory. = .
Miss lhsnes"48rynnt. " of Main street;
= blot-wally, will..sntortaln. a. few, friends
3... wuss. summons-x: ‘
John W. Pennington is moving his
.saloonliixturos- from Westnort to the
Mud-ion store intFrsnklin avenue. 3
Mr. and Mrs. Frock Perry. of New
= Haven; have been guests of Mr. sud
Mrs. H. F. Dari .ochst Main street.
Mr, and. M Theodore Benedict, of
New Csnunn‘..* ‘ilccn-‘gucsts of Mr.
'3 Ami? Mriifldeofae .ancdlcthof Elm
Streét; *3 V.‘ g‘. . i
Shorniiur' ' Council." dioynl ' Arcanum
and linens. Trlbc. improved Order of
Red Men. hold’i'egulai' meetings ' in
South Norwnlkionight. . . '
' j‘"A‘ smokey willfbo‘ sills-lint, the Not--
walk “Club. =‘ruésday evening, February
12. The Jerome May Banjo Club and
the Big Four Quartette will be the at-
traction. Luncheon will be scrved.
P. Fn'Burns and-'siiiter-in-low, Miss
Anna Murphy. of Norwalk. have re~
turned home from s. trip to Atlantic
City. Wushingtdn..3 lRichmOnd. Baltl
more. Mount ‘Vemon‘v' and Old Point
Comfort... .. '-
~LsGrippe‘ broken up by the use oi
Brazilian Balm. Baxter or Plalsted.
gflnpphlrss. of, white, pink. and the
‘ more familiar bluo sre'ivtirn.‘0ften tho
threo colors together. A showy gold
bracelet is set was three large. stones
lung-ow. 'plnk‘npd blue sapphires und
topaz. ' ' ‘ ‘
Mayor C.‘ L. Glover. is in Hartford.
. today. attending "the meeting of the
Connecticut Mayors‘ Association. The
voting machines will be inspected oi
the hearing beforo'the legislative com-
mitten.
The Beverley Farms.3Msssacbusotts.
brunch of “1843““! .Templurs, hos vot-
ed to buy utotcbot and send it to Mrs.
CurrieNation. the Knnsns reformer.
ltosolutions also have been adopted
commendinlglgM‘rs. Nation in her cru-
sndo. ' , ’
A few of tho English nobility who
come to America looking for rich
wives. are captured by variety actress-
us. Therefore is is not surprising to
see advertisements of this kind in the
papers: .“Soug and dance by Lady
Francis lions (May YoheJ followed
by tho grout coutortionlsts. Duchoss
Mnnholm (Lillie Lowlsl." etc.
At the regular mesting of tho Trinity
College faculty. yesterduy; F. R. Stur-
tcvont. of Hartford. was appointed to
deliver the volsdlctory address at con»
mencomont. This appointment is
made toilioastudent who has attained
tho lilibusbstsnding during his thruo
,nnd ii‘ half yours at college. gturto-
‘ root is slson prominent man in sthlot
for: list. has played on the 'vsrslty
football mum. and also holds two coi-
lsn records. lie but won the Holistic
prise Willa.“ «numerous other prizes.
= sud his may: . ‘oflhe Alpha Chi llho
fraternity». . .
3i crusts“ co.
J 3 Thfiwflcfl-
s 90th outfit; boswsuc
‘ __ilihjiftbi .‘so.uonwllus
You will do colonists
. own ht tbs Hotohkiss Novclty cont»
3 , ”pooled. ‘
'3 Fulfill; s
" it'ssmor (liners
3. Bernard Gastoldi. who broke his
so
ill ’s’fsctory. Saturday; reports that
!
ryis doins‘as, nicely. as can he
' WW '
- ~Dr. i}. S. litendulllls at his
lice us usuallsxain. ‘. '
. WWW
3;..2‘onut‘ain ,3 33Edwiti Ml" mural. asb‘d
‘ oi.-
' Loishwrons or tusfblueuslsusmnm lot
Clinton.) died at his. homotnsru .lnfts _ ill!
5* iiién g.“
last night.“ ‘Dudthsiwss caused b
oral dobility- winci outsi to old on
.li‘or msnyyc‘ s’ Cdp’tsin llrudloy wit
u ouud pilot's-onctho‘bonts between
Ne. WW“; Hartford-relic. 1* all"
vived by 'a son undo dsuahtor. 3. . ‘
pstructu=e3ctosmoans.
m
3 3 f‘orgfihissfiou. Last Night.
The honour meeting or the Catholic
. Club-wpsheld. last night, at the club
house in West avenue. The annual
reports-shown tho club to, be most
prosperous. both numerically and fin»
socially. =
. Those oflicorsétore olectod:
Fussldcnimll’r. *W. J.’ Tracey.
Vino-proside t-w‘Dr. Thomas Cluno.
$corotory~r 9... J. Finnegan.
3 Treasursrewilism Howard.
Directors+~hiodsrator. Father .1. J.
N‘Furlong; {.l. .1. 'Cmnnsgh. .l. .l. Walsh.
Dr. Thomasfiiorfihn. J. J. McMahon.
.i. Welded John; Henry. M. Howard. J.
Bowérs;:ML-J. Riordan, J. Smith. E. W.
iiellfiy. 'Jr J. 3'. “bytes.
. )Coulioilrw .vWilliom his Cormack.
Front: “Kelley William " Shochsn. Wil-'
“iln'm .3Cnli‘lll'... fight 3.;Wllmott. Edwurd.
O’Brien. 'f‘h’ if ’ ‘olloy. Frank Fiduc-
ganydoneph Murray; Thomas New mun.
Edward Calling. Edward iiiuno.
Aj'uditorswlhjlnos Mogucr. hiaitho‘w
Burns. ' ‘. .3
After tho‘clsctlon Dr. Clunc spoko
of the interest. token in club work by
RF. Mast rson.:isnd as :1 mark of iéfi‘
loom; it w ‘3 voted; to place his name
on the honorary roll of the club.
The uuuual bouquet of the club will
be held next week chucsdsy cvsn-‘
tng.‘ wbon‘thnre will ‘be music and
.spccchos‘ ’ga'lorc. . .
GAVE A’wmsr PARTY.
Evening of, Card-Playing at the Home
Of Clifford and Laura Sherwood.
Clifford “Sherwood and his sister.
Miss llnurn‘Bherwood. gave it whlsi
party. last night. at their homo. ll]
Camp street. 3Thoss present. were Miss
Boynton. of Boston. Miss Marnie ch
bcr. Miss Daisy‘ Disbrow. Miss Flora
encc'Eils. Miss Alice Lyon, Miss Laura
Shorwood.‘ Editor Parker. Gilbert
Hastings. Chester Benedict. Roy PM
itch Clifford Sherwood and Mr. and
Mrs. E. in Sherwood.
Tho’prlzos were won by Miss Mamie
chber. Miss Boyuton. Miss Daisy
Disbrow. Chester Benedict and Gilbert
Hastings.
Refreshments were sorvcd and u do-
llghtful season was spent.
DOWN AN EMBANAMENT-
“—-
Paul Kindslrof Ely Avsnus. Falls and
. -.§rosko His Log.
Paul Kindoi. of idly avonuc. on em-
ployer-of The Graham & Ernst Cigar
Company. was going to his home. inst
night.3=walktn.g near the railroad track.
in "Mechanici street, when he slipped
ddwn the bank. and fell in such a man-
nor that his leg was broken. He was
rcmovod to Thomas McCarthy’s cafe in
Burbank street. and Dr. Burnoll wns
called to attend him. Later he was
taken to tho-Norwalk Hospital.
W
ECHOONKR DEAGS HER ANCHORS.
CAPE HENRY. Vn.. February 5%
The schooner John F. Kraut. of Bus-
tou. which- suchorcd inside the capco
yesterday. drugged hcr anchors dur-
his; tho northwest sale that sprung up
dorms thek'nlaht, bad now lies tisnxor-
ously ncar (tho c. three miles insido
the canoes. To s from Norfolk and
lifu-snverw‘i'l'om Caps llcnry and linu-
tuck stations hsvo sons to her assist
once. _ Tho northwost wind, which Willi
blowing forty-two‘mllcs nu hour ill 8
s. m.. bailiff-upped to thirtydivo. and
thoyessol‘ may hold on. though she is
in donor of striking when tho tide
gbv".x ' ‘
‘ ”I'M...- .
. fell-“8031M!“ CONSOLIDATION.
A ‘ ,leAl’iD .Miphu February 5
uéghls (32h ' lldntlogn of tho largest fur-
nlt yo» mpnnlosjin this city is now
unsound. The combine will
{nutrition of thitl‘ losdlngtcw;
goods pg. . rcprescn n3 nails in ‘o
, 8,000dlotifiwithy u total output of
h‘zlglililiiilllld sunndily. Options are
Yorku It-‘ls undorstood that sovorsl
ohsirsompwics’ of Chicago and tho
- pick additions/outside consortia will bu ‘=
3 induced to join and come to this city.
~.CTIAMIB Chum AGROUND.
SKEW .YORKchbrusry dw’f‘bs
'hioh arrived last
stuns domino; noirowltli s carpool
’ .whilo- procssdin‘ to hardball
Itdii it short dis;
fits in,
' j The nutrition“ as
‘ system “Willi ndiustod.
Result. of tho snnuu Meeting of ulc-
d by Olivia» ll. rum. of New .
mittosc'losi‘rumdtoWinksup.
. ,lhi’i'f ”‘09“. ‘ ‘
mm ~
oriuiuiidbiit.:of the Marduk firs storm
, bribe our Coun»
all, last ”evening, when t sy .unuui‘v
mously voted to reappoint John .H.
Hoyt. tbs present incumbent. for an-
other your. 3 3 :
Mr. Hoyt was present and made a
statement to tho board concerning the
fire. slnrm'system. lie said-that it was
in excellent condition; but there was
no .clsctrlc system in. uso‘rthnt Would
not full "til souls tints. Rsferrlnxio
institution of'ths hoses, he; said that
rho'not'ohly to .ilil19llll.,b93i=fih¢h mock.
= high libiiiiti'iuohtoycr" tho
. squently Md‘ttliitbil Mob box.
if mil tbiijsllic bell. lioislso‘ told
‘ {fondant ,fsiiurcs of the small
.bsllsin ‘tbshousosto riu ..«but better.
of rust now innocuous tr had been
remodioii. _
Mayor Glovorysn‘id ho'hnd board it
stated thut‘thoro'wns no buttery pow-
ersnoulghwto properly‘work the system.
Mr. i oyt said that was it mlsthkon
idea. hi there were iiit‘ycells. which
word a that was: necessary.
Councilman (loom s. Grumman
thought the carcpf the fire alarm was
one oftbe most important matters, in
the city. for tho citizens ‘could got
along without‘lights. police and good
roads for a brief interval, but during
the interval the fire olsrm was out of
‘condition might cost many lives.
Should the hell not ring and the hyd-
rants be trans up them was no know-
ing what dumago’ might result.
.Mr. Grumman favored the uppoinb
merit of a man who understood electri-
city. lie thought it would he u miss»
tube to appoint any one who did not
huvo a practical knowledge. 3
. in reply to a (location as to what ur-
ranscmonts werorirnndo when the in-
terior of a box was tultsn out. Mr.- Hoyt
said that he informod'thcltsy-holdcrs
when it wast-token out. and informud
thorn whore ihc noxt usurcst box was
located. -‘ ‘ =
Tho ballot for tho appointment of u
superiulchdcnt of tho flrc alarm was
then taken. and the six ballots cost
were found to bc all for Mr. i-ioyi.
Councilman'ii. IL. Holmes wns uu~
nthorizod to borrow ”1000' ‘fronl tho
Water Fund for current expenses.
The nominations made by-Hopc llose
Company 'for officers for the ensuing
your were. ratified by the Council.
An invitation tosttcud the annual
sociable of Hope Hose Company was
accepted.
The library report for e month
showed the number of books given out
to be 2060. with the total numbcr of
visits. 4523. ‘ j
The police report showvd ion lir-
rests for tho month Just closed. The
number of trumps shultnrcd was 295.
Thu bond of City Slicrlll' Robert N.
Moreh’ouss with Dr. J. G. Gregory us
surety for .8600. won accepted.
Mayor Glover stated that ho had been
approached by J. T. Emory, of New
York. that afternoon. and was shown
snmplc copies of tho Municipal Jour-
nal and Engineer. n publication paying
attention to municipal affairs in gen-
eral and undoubtedly of value. lie was
oftholopinlon that it would be a good
publication to how on file in the C0llll~
cil “room.
City Clerk J. B. Hurlbuit said that
he bud also looked over the publica-
tion. ‘und that it bud runny good sult-
gcstlous null oth'cr articles of lncrlt.
'l'bc Council voted to subscribc for
the publication and that it should ro~
tools on file in the Council room.
Muyor Glovor suggested thut. the
chairman of tho various committees of
thu,.Councll look into tho mutter of
hulking their annual budgets for appro-
prluilons. and be ready to discuss ihclr
needs at tbomcxi meeting of the Coun-
cil. ns'thc meeting following would not
give sufficient time below! the annual
city meetlnl.
. Bills to the amount of 31,179 were. or‘
dared psid.
y spell in ‘lll'ill‘lflllll‘tlg ‘llll‘bw‘lll'lhillilll
buslunss. buvc forced :s radical
choose in tbo‘ntiitudo of from
lthss remained for Mr. Wils‘o h
his reputation of thirty yonrd‘ilifllri'lmr
'lnoncb bcforc‘3 tho Amou nun ‘ people; to
3. .g mung outsn orsllulzntiou‘wbioh can ,
to who will be will?
truly be said to load all others:
ilsvsn‘nosucccssful "imitators. .
best of plays by the ‘bost-ot‘psoplols‘
his motto. and he is following it rigid-3
ly. aided by several clover vsudoyllla
artists. and the fomous orohsstrsfof
women. led byMiss Lenuullowo. -
The vast advances which havo boon
mado in the lust dozen yours in, tho
art of mulling theatrical performances
can no better hid observed than by s
study of thosrowth of tho sovcnlled
“repsrtolrs’l business. which is now
playing so important. n port in the
lions of’ American ‘playgoors; “I be
licvo,” 'ssld .Gcorgo W. Wilson. the
comedian. who with his company will
open it wesh's‘cngagomcnt inthis city
next Monday. "ihnt‘thc theatrical-coni-
psny of tho most» twenty-dub 3 years
which will most dscply lnilbenco tho
common cpeoplo‘. the rank and. ills of
the country, will be u company playing
to popular prices and in s repertoire
adios. l regard" the repertoire business
of today as only it forerunner of what
is to come in. the next few years. It
scours to me hrobnbls that the time is
coming when the grout masses of the
American people. those who live out-
side the grcstor copiers of population.
will llrnw thclu entire. or nearly their
entire stock of dramatic entertain}
most from tho. popular-priced recon
toirs acrimony. 0i coursélgilio com-
pany will meanwhile ho implicitly; and
enlarging its scope until lit/"becomes
one of tho srsntcst institutional of the
country." This was said several years
“ago. Today ‘l_t,;sounds like a prophecy.
“Uncle dosh Sprucsby."
The theatre: olui; public will hull
with dolight’tlo good news that our
old friend. “thousand: Spruccby" is to
visiluus soon" This company. which
has mode nu Exceptionally strong lrru
prsssfiin wheroycr it hssuppcnrcd: has
many. friends born who will nwuit their
coming with interest. The organiza-
tion this ycur‘és britcr than ov'cr. all
tho. old invorl us bring rctninod uud
cupnblc now .oucs uddod, and now
tskos rank with tho best dramatic
companion touring tbs country. Thu
ulcgnnt orclluf rs so long a fcuturo of
this'immpa‘ny. u still rotainod..und as
usual is still ‘ ourco ofklcllght. =3~3Mnt~
inoc prices liljsrpi 2-5; owning. iii, 29
.9
no snd acidosis.
Yale University Orchestra.
Tho Yule ‘liniversiiy Orchestra.
whichJs to give a concert of Lock-
wood's'llnll. on Wednesday evening.
February 6. is an organization worthy
of representing tho famous institution
from which it comes. *lt is composed
of they finest musicians at diode. The
council will no. 'onc seldom curtailed.
nndu’thc pcoplc‘iof tho Norwulks may
consldcr thcmsolvos fortuunfcin hav-
ing an opimrtuplty to hear. and should
not miss ,li.- "
Tickets on sale at Gloudcninp‘s and
l‘laisicil‘s drug returns. 50 cents.
FOUND DEAD IN HIS BED. _
CLINTON. February swlionry
Schmidt. an sized mun residing at Kli-
llngworth. was found dead in his bed
this morning. Medical Examiner H. S
Raymond. of this town, has been sum-
moned to make up investigation
though death is thought to have becn
due to heart follurc.
STANDARD OiL DIVIDEND.
NEW YORK. February 5~Tho direc-
tors of the Standard Oil Company. of
Now Jot-soy. have declared. it dividend
’of 820 per allure payable March 15. in
March last S20 was paid. in June 110.
in Ssptembcr 38 odd in Decomhcr Sill.
um
WILD snow STORM lN MAINE.
‘ LEWIBTON. Mo. February 5——A
wild northeast snow storm has pro
vailod burn the post twanty-four hours,
blocking trnfilc. tho severest winter,
- The meeting adjourned unfli Fcbru-
deserved to grow.
methods. consequently
you luv; helped us.
F his-Print
”mt-mum
i believe my business has grown because it
its successes are the just
reward of honest. legitimate dealings.
has never been any deception or trickery in its
a backward step. We have succeeded because
3 pastwc‘gl‘lope to merit your confidence. , '. ,g
‘ Buy Oats That‘s Clean. 3 3
EMANU
‘ is tho pins for
storm for a your. Trolley and steam
cars are dcluycd. 3 ‘
There ‘
it has ueverhad to take ‘
in the future as in the
EL T. HATCHI.
Tho
' Court Clsrk. yesterday.
. status for tho dead bodies of two whito
? this cit .2
‘ his office a short while beforo'Clirlsc
'3 . l‘l lit-
fig
now or u;
notion of: council
burlcu
.. fir; '1‘
Hoyt; of Non
' Kimono. of“)
the ‘ ulsywl'lp
Mr. idol/trio
tobor iii. ‘ ill
for urohot b
‘titiunsrs ssacrt that formally yours
tlfill‘ll: his douth‘hfr: Hoyt Willidlili. a
sidont chino stutebi blow York. but
cut - blow Hampshire... it. is Dmbablo
that so effort will bounds to hm
tatorowuo‘d vniuublo rcui audpel'sonul
property at Chnrlsstoib N- it. and
statcs‘thut be had no; property over
in! iurirdictiou. The contestants. also
ssssrt lilut the willofl‘o‘red is invalid
bccuuuc ill the lust that it was not ex-
ocuicd under tbs laws of the state of
New liumpsblro. of which state Mr.
Hoyt was a citizen.
The petition also alleges that the
will was obtained on the result of un-
duo‘iuiiucucc oxurclscliaovsr Mr. lioyt
by..FrunkoKso and others. .
that in the? recent insunlty proceedings
in this city ovcr Mulloyt. it was do»
cidcd that tho tostutor walls a resident
of the stats of New Hampshire. and
that: us it insult old-the proceedings
domes O. byford was, appointed gourd-
illtn of tho person ond'cstntc of Mr.
full. 3 ' =
3' .yford is ready and willing to account
butc Court of Sullivanouuty. N. H.
not the lust will of tho tcstntor.
Mr. McKee, Mr. Hoyt disinhorltcd all
his relatives. The Lambs" Club and tho
Actors’ Fund wore the principal benefi-
clnrlcs under thc‘wlll. Mr. .McKec al~
omc—s in for a share of the estate.
only; KELLER—WILL Recoves‘.
M
But is is Certain its will Lose the
asiaht of his Right Eye.
NEW YORK. February 5-At a.
Late hour last night the doctors in at-
tcnlluuce on the Rev. John Keller. the
clcrsynisn‘wno was shot by Thomas
G. liurkcr. at. Arlington. N. .l.. announc.
cd‘tbtlt illoyy‘isltpoctodhc would rocovsr
unions cryslpclns or blood poisoning
soisin. lids certain thut he will lose
tho sight of his right cyo. but it is
bcli‘cv’od his loft eye will be saved.
A report bolug circulated in the
town to tho afflict that Mrs. Barker.
but-nuns of whom liarkcr says ho shot
ilcv. Mr. Killif‘l‘. bus for some time
boon subject: to lmiluciuutlouu, Wm-
nlontlonodaio llr. E. (i. Morita. Mrs.
Barker’s physician. llo won 3 dislncllm
ed to .lbc iniorvicmzd. but in reply to a.
tlircct"*qucsti0n. 'si’lid: "Mrs. Barker
is pcrl‘octly none. and has no hallucin-
atlons whatevor."
Tho conditon of Mr. Keller. was im-
proved today. and his doctors are very
hopeful of his ultimntc recovery.
The friends of Mr. Keller have cover
for u moment entertained no idea of
the possibility of his guilt and continue
to cltomss the utmost confidence in
him.
The details of the charge mudo by
Mr. lisrkcr-ugninst Mr. Keller have not.
yet been made public. All efforts to
get an sutho‘rizcd statement frtun eith-
or Mrs. Barker or her husband hnvc
proved fruitless. .
Chief of Police Tolcn, of Arlingtbn.
said to s rcportortodny: "if Mr. lino
but had taken time. to mnkc investiga—
tion into his wife's accusations ngnlpst
thc Ron-John A. Keller. he would have
been scored a torriblcmlstnkc."
mm”...
‘soassr F. HILL HANoEo.
Paid on the Gallows this Morning the
Ponaity for Killing His Wife.
CAMDEN. N. .l.. Fcbruury 5~Robort
F. Hill was hanged bore today for the
murder-of his wife on June 9. 1900.
Robert F. Hill, who had been 3cm-
oloyed as n ticket-chopper at Knighn‘s
Point Perry.“ on June 9th. inst. lcfthis
work. and going to his home. shot and
killed his wlfcf. and then nttompied
suicide. For u long timc his life was
dospnired of. The crime was the result
of Jealousy on the husband’s part. Af-
ter his trial. which resulted in his cou-
victlon, he was sentenced to be hanged
on January 16. last. Three failursti to
occurs it reprieve from tho governor
followed. when some Camden women
become interested in Hill’s. case. fol~
lowing u question no to the wlfc'b chur-
sctor. A reprieve to February ii was
granted. pondlng argument before tho
Board of Pardons. The latter declined
to interfere and all efforts to secure an»
othcr‘ reprieve foiled.
‘ COLD IODIIO’ T0 DOCTOR FOR .2.
A‘uniquo instrument. was mod for
‘ncltnowlodscmont boi’oro tho County
it was u bin
‘thion (liven to u woll'known doctor of
7 The occur snid the tropics came to
man and stutsd that thoy wanted solos
Christmas. money, and summer that
ho'h’uytheir bad as. to be delivered at-
L'; tergdcntb. Both of the womouworo
iutie and hearty-looking. purl the «loo
; for was unwillinw to nor tho regular ,
. price of Milfor tho chanco of‘securlnz
two and subjoots in tho yours to come
but ‘ifcrodf to pay them cash“, and
=‘ 'this‘ithoy IdodtiptodLiillil‘ its wrote out
3 film biliofjsuio in dub form. They slim»
d it. dud thudo’ctor restordwcarneil
it in the countyioourtr for .knows
loddcmsntqndjft will be put rooord
ln‘tlis i-csistsr's ‘oflios; is thus be hand-
od downln history as s most ‘romnrlt-‘
«his dud unison document. * =
tithe hill oiysalo is as followsid ,
"its..thogundcrsisum. hoist in our
misdsund hdvi no car ruin»
the logo: procooiiink transferred tillers“.1 = ‘ =
The petition sols forth that the top. .
which the Now York .uourts’havo law» ‘ I
The petition also points out the fact i
' The petition further states that Mr. ,
of specially. soloctsd dramas and com- l
for his guardianship through the Pro~
It .is also asserted that the will is .
’3'!” the tonne of the will offered by '
+3 no
.refussdto out; Th
tbs fonds wits
3 dross stripos. 13155.
pic was pumice. p
Newcst Fabricslflcsrsiu y ,
‘ so coalition; sronow .
$2.50 qualities are how 3 3 ’
$3.00, qualities ore ‘ now 3
$4.50 qualiticsf‘sre sow L
_ $4.50 qualities use now . p
‘ BOYS’- OVERCOAT
The kind that will please parcnts in
$3.00 qualities reduced to '
$5.00 qualities reduced to .
$5.50 qualities , reduced to
$6.00 qualities reduced to
in
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, WILLIS -H.,3SEL ~
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Open Monday. Friday and Saturdn'fi
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Bananas
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Elgin Butter C _
Liquid Soap
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get a freo_salfr_lple.v. ‘So
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Spectacles 3 an Eyyei
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Complete Optical Room. No Charge for}; am it
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the best stock and buy in.iurgcquuuiiiics' direct fr
which makes it possible for us to scll at ‘rctiuc’cll'dml
is a fair profit. We are. 11ch to staywno poor gums. =
but the best at most reasonable prices. Our udv‘an’t
‘ivllolcsnlc trade. Wc’tio not limit our busilicsstofii
lll New York, Boston or Gloucester each (lav, ands .thc‘i'lri "
to guys you fresh stock-at all times, not liri'doyVaIOliol i. .
cull. we'll convince you that wc dons wc n‘dvci'ti'su
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‘ FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW
YELLOW PERCH.(notcleancd).1 3 3 3
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Wit-st End of Wilmington Stroci: slings;
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Tho proverbial hatred of bulls for splinters. ”“1 t3“
srtlclss‘ol rc‘dnoior hssrslmost‘drivon “"1 “WWW“ “iii
John'huschutr. .9. Brown Township ““9“” "’4
usirymun. out of business. Boyson‘i WWW“ ’9
tarsal his promissspon Sunday night. withtihc "we“!
undudiustud a set of crimsoniaogsios “9"" his. tho
on lusty“ of hls‘bluck nod white “mar“lmil .
bull. poster. 3 Whenths animal/woke 'Dmlml“ mails it
up‘in tho mornins’. ho sow uothingbut orty. and '1'“?
grant number of cumulus landscape: Wm limit alibi?
Tho grass was no longer green. and he an him of Willi
4. barn «uranium flown ”thumbs
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