‘ 1:11.00
‘Siiao
Mada
uni/mm
I: noi'uo'lmllnllon
but“ a' genuine
Goodyear Walt.
All Styles.
Honest Goods
of:
Honor! Prion.
9O WASHINGTON 57..
1 SOUTH NOR WALK.
‘ 1111111111 up at 11111111..
' “Against the Crusaders Charges
"Malicious Destruction of Proper-
ty," at Murphy' 11 Place, Sun-
. day Nlnht.
FOPEKA, Kansas. February
' Mrs. Carrie Nation and her
f . companions 1\i1's.(‘rist and
"1513 Madeline Southarul are still
.iiliued .11 the county jail. Mrs.
' 11011 310111in pet rsists that she
111 not give at $2.000 bond to keep
cc; and that she will remain
lhe other two Women are
decided, but it is thought “'1“
ecpt bonds in a day or two
The cases against the crusaders
or; “malicious. destruction of
roper‘ty," at Murphy's place.
untlay morning, were on the
docket in the 1list1i1'1 1'111111 today
eing a criminal chmgc 11 jury
rial was necessary. [11c defend
ants are Mrs. Nation. M rs. (rist.
Miss Southard, ( R. McDowell
lid Dr. Eva Harding.
Mrs. Nation derided toael as
{=11 r- own attorney The other dc—
ft: idauts seemed a counsel. lhe
uses were to have come up dur—
111: the morning, but :11111r 111'\' s 1111'
he defense 111211111 fora continu-
nee tiiltil afternoon. in order that
'11 application 1111' change of venue
ight he prepared.
'0
THE D. A. R. _CONGRESS.
marina Away Matters for the Elec-
' lion of Officers Tomorrow.
1WASHINGTON. February 20‘1‘111-
Mortal Society of the [1111111111111 111’
'11 American Revolution 11111111 c1111
humid with the Intention of complct
it the reading of all 1eports to clear
be way for the. event 01 the mo '11-'11»;
he election of 011111) 's 10111111'ro1v.
litter the piclimlpmv openinu (\1r
17501: n sth was created 1111111 Mrs
Nobeth, 0'! Massachusetts prcscntnd a
solution to the elfeet that 1. ‘10 date-
.eut's recently circulated attacking
0 Board of Officers of the 11 A 11..
11111113 untrue. libelous and reflecting
upon the honor of the o1'.u:111ization
they should receive the disupplmal
b1 the goclety A member requested
but the press be restrained 1111111 1111111-
plug the resolution in the 11101 ecd
the congiess. but 111111 was not
are the Houso.'1‘he resolution
11 upon the table.
‘ 1111111131 Manning 1110.011ted 1101'
NW“ as chairman 01' the 1o111mlttee
on the Continental hall. The report
wed that from February 111.1900
to Fobrunrv 10 1901.1hcre had been
iteceiVed toward the fund 511171111.
The fund now amounts to $62.6.
Mrs Manning appealed to the mem-
1": of the. congress to contribute two
dollars each. 11' this Is done she said.
$70,000 will be wiped
.DIEO SUDDENLY AT 86.
WSTED; Pom 1111111 20miiurvey
ll lymu. aged 8li.d died suddenly at his
Wlnchoator Contor early this
Heart dlnenso was the
1’ 1 ’ Wm...—
ARTFORD‘. lt‘ebr 1101‘ y
are oct‘ntie. (1111111111 of 1911111111111 county
mpfefientuiivou for tho nomination of a
3 My auditor aftel House adjour-n.
resulted in the nomination of Ho-
20—-’l‘hc
"Jasmin you want
1111211115 fine snow
.111“. are
“mm-n1. .
ililllllii ill 11111111183
W ASllthi ION, li‘ehruary 20
«~1‘30011 after the Senate e1:1'11\e11ed
today, Mr. l’ettigrew, South Da—
kola ) offered a 1'esol111i1.,111 which
was aglecd to. directing the c0111—
mittcc 011 printingr to ascertain
why the. public printer had not 1le~
livercd the instructions and pap—
ers sent to the Paris peace coni~
mittee.
\’\';\Sliini'l‘(iN.
February 20
The Senate ('0111111i11ce1111 Foreign 1
Relations today took advers' 11c—
tion upon the 1'1.-.~'.1,1luti011 hereto-
fore introduced by Senator Morv
1.51111, in the Senate. 011 the right of
the ('uiled States to proceed with
the construction of the Nicarau—
gua (”anal regardless of the (lay
ton-llulwcr treaty. The reason
given was that it would be dis-
courleous 111(11'1'111 llrilain to take
this action while the ilay—l‘auucc-
1111c treaty is still pcudiuy.r before
the llrilish govcrmuent.
MONEY lN ELECTIONS
(Continued from First Page.)
man's suffrage for 11 public hearing on
the afternoon of March 20.
‘i‘he bill 11111131111111}: 11112 general stat
111123 1:11 that parents 111' children neg-
lecting to cause such children to attend
~11'liool may be pnpishcd by Imprison-
ment in Jail was I'eltu'lctl by 1110
House. The resolution validating and
conllrming the organization of the
American llrass Company was accept-
ed by the House.
The resolution granting authority to
the Bridgeport Gas Company to pur-
chase the Cltiuons' (1113 Company, of
Bridgeport. was accepted by the. House
on report of the committee on corpora-
tions. Mr. l‘enrno, ilousc chairman of
the committee. stated that the (31111
zcna' this Company 111111 been backed
by New York eupltnllutu and had been
:1 losing venture. 110 said that 1.112
Bridgeport (Ins Conumny might have
in 1.1111111 more stock and bonds, but the
more was for the best interests of all
concerned. 'li11-2 bill 1111111 passed.
The bill limiting railroads to oecu»
py highways over fifty feet 111 \1'11lth
was. referred from the committeo on
roads. bridges and rivers. to the rail-
1'01111 committee.
The bill giving the town 01' Cromwell
right to succeed to all rights in real
estate held by the school dimrlct when
the town voted to consolidate the
school districts was passed.
‘i‘he bill making election days bolt
days 1111 1111' 1111 the banks arc concern-
ed was reported upon unfitvurubly by
the committee on the Judlclar y and on
the 51111111131101) of 1\lr.l(1n" the l111‘.
was rejected. The resolution incor-
poratim; the fllductlcld Library was ae-
eopled and passed by the House.
A bill providing 1‘01' minority 11101»
11011 of library directors was reported
on unt'avorably and was rcjeelcd.
A substitute bill was sent 111 by the
co111n1lttc12 on incorporations. 11111111111-
lng the chartc1 of the New York b.1151
Confluence of 11111 Methodint Episcopal
Church, pr'otidlnl: that 11111111111 1"epottu
be made to the state, of tho condition of
the fund.
Favorable report was sent in by the
committee on 1111111 11111111 library and
accepted. The bill provides that me
comptroller equip the state library
with 1.11111 011508 for new additions to
the library at an expense of $111,000.
also with flrcprool.’ canon 101' the. ar-
ehlvca and valuable volumes of the
ntate at an expense of $15,000.
A petition of seventy-two realdcnts
of 1111‘, town of Preston wan roeclvod.
protesting ugnlnnt the puncxalum to
Norwich.
'I‘ho joint ninudlni: committee on ju-
dicialnominations prcnontod favorable
reports on the nomination of Howard
ll. Scott. 1111 judge of the City Court of
linnbm'y. and Itobcrt 8. Alexander, as-
aoclnte judge of the (‘lty (‘ ourt of Dan-
"lnny and under unaponnlou of the mica
the resolutions wcrc pain-111d.
CRUELTY TO A CAT.
New London Man Fined $20 and Com-
mitted to Jail for 30 Days.
NEW LONDON. February till-«utili-
borl K. Burrwau lined $20 and commit-
1.011 for 30 day's by Judge Butler in the
Police Court this morning. for cruolty
to u out. ilurr found the animal in
Bank street. lust Baturdny. and hurled
it against 11 111111111 wall. '
badly. The prosecution was 111. the in
stance of tholionuccileut Humane So
(zloty.
BOY TOOK RAT POISON.
WALLlNlilt‘Olil). il‘obruury 20..
Raymond, aged 13. 111111 of Mr. 11nd Mm.
David Gaylord. died today from the ct
touts of a done. of rat poison which 1111
took Monday night with suicidal pur-
poito. 1111 110 1111111 in 11 111110 Which wan
found in 11 pocltcl at 11111 coat after 1101
death. he tlldnt llko 11111 torichur, and
’ 1131.11 market. but
1 stance 01‘ support in the (iraugoru coun-
munullng lb
or
with? 111,
11111-
11111 and both up 1111 down for 1111111111.
road stocks. Liquidation, nowévor,
was renewed in come of the 1111211111
stocks Tennessee Coal falling in and
Steel '11. Wire 11 point Delaware 16,11-
Hudson also gave way 2% After the
first few minutes there was heavy pol
ling of the arunser stocku, which
forced Rock island down 2% St.P11ul
11 11111111111111 Burilnstou 1'11 Northern
Pacific also weakened 111111 fell to 82.
w11h1.1.11'r11u11'1'. 11 n. m1-lienorul
polling 111111111 large inroads in this prluw
es of all classes of stocks. The ub-
ed sympathetic weakness in other
railroad stocku. Mlasourl Pacific 1112-
clined 1%. St. 1.011111 .91 31111 Francisco,
11,4..111111 Northwest, Denver 111 rue
Grande, l’cnusyivanlii, 81.1.0110; .11
San 10111111 inco noeond pi'efc:"r~d and,
Union Pacific 11 point. Contlnc'pa' To
bacco, People's Gnu, Consolidated 111111
and the steel group lost heavily. Amor-
lean Hoop proforrcd breaking 3 points.
Covering of Sugar and the buying of
the preferred stocks: of the metal eour
panics 12111111110 11 rally in which Sugar
recovered l and Steel & Wire proton
red Fit. (.3. (J. C. 01 St. Lenin and .110-
blle & Ohio were in demand and 11d
runcedll ,1 and '71; respectively. Prices
.1011: above the lowest and trading waa
111111 at 1! o'clock.
WALL S'l‘illm'l‘. noon-The market
failed to hold on the rally and liberal
solemn-1111111111111 the. Readings, Erica
and some other prominent railroads to
the lowest. Prices were slightly bet-
ter by mid-day. Builds were, dull and
lower.
WAIJ. S'l‘llltllil'l‘, l p.111.-l’rlces'1r
doped very sluuglshly during the noon
hour. (11211121111 Electric rose 12 points
0 2111 and reacted 3. Delaware 6'; 111111-
son recovered :i and llrooklyn Transit,
Ilock island and Burlington rose about.
11 1101111 above the lowest. Business was
almost 111 a stantlntlll.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private mm or 15. A.
Bonnie. commlaslon broker, Swartz a:
Corbett’s block. South Norwalk:
Open High Low 1:30
Am. St. & W.,-181' 4111/. 4811. 119
A111. 3. It. Co..1 3.11; 1.1. ’1'}; 134% 1351?.
A111. 'I‘ob. (70., 1151/11 115% 114% “4'1.
.ltchisou. 51; 50 0411’. 1.5%
Alt-bison, 11111.. 87-71; 1172;. 87-21;. 871..
111111. & 011111. 111115 111111,. 111111 911
iiityu. it. 'I‘.. 75% 711 71711 '10
l‘en. of N. .l., 1M 101
(711011. 81 01110, 391,4; till-"id 119%: 3011;,
('hi. & N. W.. 1101,13 I‘ll 17.0% I’ll
(illli. ti. & (2.. HM. 14471. 14211114. 1111011
1?. 111.01 81.15.1111”; ”11% 147% lib-.2
(‘111. It. i. A". l’. 124 ‘21 122113 123‘...
ll. & Ii (1111.111? 107 104 103%
I’edclul Steel. 4111;. 411% iii 1111/.
Fed. St. pill. 110 i171 Wilt: M":
11011. El. (‘11.. 2011 218 1308 :1”
1.1111, 1‘; N11s11.. 111 1,4. 1111.1, 0001. 1111.1.
Ntil'. 1L" \N't‘Rln 401.1. 4111.1. 4531‘ 1111914
111111. t‘opsol., 1101;" 11014. 110 1101,;
--’tlot,1'opolltnn. 102% 11123 1112 102%.
.11. K. A}, 'l‘. pfd.1’1‘.3 .121; hi '1'; hi _..
Mina. Pacific. 110 811 851 .‘ltl
N. 1".(7. & 11.. 1431’. l'il'l‘l; Hill-1, 113%;
N. Y. 0. K1. W., RIM; 111% 2111.4. 3111.
(Ion. Tobacco. 4:101. 12W. 13% 4311
North Pacific. 11127.41 11271. b‘l‘h 0211’.
No. Part. 11111.. 110%; 1111111,- xtil/f 1101.1.
l’neiile Mall. 42 ll ill/'1 4111..
Pennsylvania ”Si/1. 11815 147% 1181/.
People's (his. 911% 111111, 1131‘... 111111.,
l’hll. & Read. 3014. 1101,". 2901‘; “20:13
I‘. 81 R. 11111.. 71 71 7031. 10-13,
$011. Railway. 213;. 211,191 211/. 211/4
Sou. Ry. 11111,. Tl Tl 71W. 121'».
14011. Pacific. II II 43“.; ”'11
Term. (3. Sr. 1.. 5.1114. 001.11.. 0!. i.tll..1_.
11. S. Leather. 1211;. 127;. 123V; 130:.
17.8. l..(‘o. 11111. 713;. Hill.
1'. S. Rubber. 1H; 10 11W. 111
Union Pacific, 911% 911% ‘ 112% 93%
1'11. For. old. 87% 11771. iii-'1'; ill-'13
Wabash pfd.. 1181111 29 2831;. 28111
West. 11111011. 30% is”? 80111 110%
\VASlltht'l‘tiN. February 20~—t.ov
ei'nnient receipts: From 111111111111 111v-
enue. $791100; customs, 5072. 2‘10; misc
collnneous. $411,457. l!.‘xpendltnres. 111.-
700.000.
PRESIDENT PERKINS RESIGNS.
BOSTON. February 20~-(‘. 1'}. PH
kins. president of the C. 11. 1(‘1 Q. llnlr
road. has resigned and Vice President
licorge 11. Harris hns been chosen pren-
ldcnt. Mr. l‘crklus 1111111111111 11s a three
101'. Ills resignation is due. to a desire
to be relieved of many cares of the.
office of president.
Notice to Contractors
Notice In 1101 NW given to all con
11'111101'3 bidding on the ("01181111111011
of the Prospect Street. Sewer. that the
time set. for opening the bids. as 11111.1.~
mi in previous notice. has been post-
poned to Saturday. February 2:1, 11101.
on account of chungcn made. in profile
and specifications.
It. .I. (ill'l‘lilldi.
C. (i. MOHANNAN
(11110111110 S. K101111111.
Sheet Con11nlnal1niors.
1'30 it
To the litinrd of County 1.0111111111111011
era of Fulrlleld County.
1 hereby apply for 11 “1 cube, to sell
th'ltuouu 111111 intoxicating Liquors.
Ale. Loner llccr. llhlne. Wine. and (il-
dcr at 23 Railroad Place, Town of
Norwalk. My place of business In not
locnmd with 200 feet in 11 direct line
of 11 Church lddifleo 111' Public, School
house. or the premises pertaining
thereto. or any Poutomco. Public, 1.1-
bran/1111' Cemetry.
Dated at Norwalk. thin 1111.11 11in of
February. A. 1).. 10111.
RUDOLF 81/1110 62 00..
Applicant.
We. the undersigned. cioetoru and
tailpaycrn, 1111 defined by law. of the
Town or No1wulk.huroby endorse the
application of the above named Rudolf
Svm' (1‘1 (‘10.. for such ilt'onne.
111111111 111. Norwulk this lllth day of
February. A. 1).. 111011
Franc Koeour. Max 8|nnerwuld,Jol1n
Mnhoncy. Bernard Reynolds. Henry (1.
i".1'ooh
l hereby cortlfy that. the above hum.
1,211 endornors are electors and tuxpay
or». 1111 defined by law of tho 'l‘owa of
Norwalk.
Dated 111 Norwulls. this 10th day or
February. A l)..l
01111111111111.0610: Colonels 11 P. 51111111
and Georsofl
N. Barber and 11.1..
ker. Decoutlllon and haodrlch, Meri-
den; Ouptllu Croft, Waterbury; Major
11'. It. 111111011, Bouthlngton, and (3111111
lulu G. Carlyle Bauer, Norwich.
The Old Well 111111511 111 Ladder 0:)!“-
SATURDAVwFEBRUARY‘123, vMATl.
111301 Sta 11:
present: Division Commander L s.
Comet Hartford: Willis
.‘Hull, Merlden,aud
112.9 Valentine, Derby; Captains Par.
ENTERrAINMEN'rs.
HO‘YT s" THE’AT‘R‘E
'IHURSDAV.‘ FEBRUARY 21.
SPECIAL!
puny Preaents
Donman Thompson and Geo. w. Ryer'u
Latest Success,
01111 111111 MINISTER
A WHOLEBOME DRAMA BRIMFULL
0F MIRTH AND BYMPATHY.
QUAINTEST PLAY 0F YANKEE-
LAND.
PRICES. 50c, 751:. 31.011.
Chart Opens Monday morning, 111111-
wary 18, at ll o‘clock.
Reserved Seats on sale at Hoyt’s
Theatre, South Norwalk, and Wood's
drug store, Norwaik, 5 days in advance
of each performance.
Washington 3 Birthday Attraction
at the
South Nor’ibalk M. E. Church,
FRIDAY, FEB. 2211'.
LEEiIJRE
by the
REV. 1.3. Kill/11111111.
Subloct: “Pulls and Pullbacks."
Admission 2 5 Cents.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
NEE AND NIGHT.
\lnllnee. 2zil'1. Evening. 8:15.
DUCHEMIN'S
1.1111111111111111
3 MURRAY BROTHERS,
Greatest of 1111 Musical Comedians,
MADDOX AND WAYNE.
l‘lie Messenger lloy and the Thosplun.
SIGNOR MACEO,
with his wonderful talking and per
forming ling. “131111111110."
AMAN AND HARTLEV,
'11 their one-act Comedy. "The Profes-
sor's Wife,"
AND MAM! OTHERS.
MATINEE PRICES; ‘15 and 251:
EVENING PRIQEfi, 25, 35, 50c.
Reserved Seats on sale at Hoyt's
Theatre. 51111111 him-walk. and Woods
h'ug store, Norwnik, 1'1 days in advance
of each performance.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
THREE NIGHTS. COMMENCING
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25,
Matinee Wednesday.
America‘s Greatest Ilypnotists.
The FaithSworlhs
.\1111 11 big supporting company, prci
senting the funniest uhow
on earth.
PRICES. 15, 25, 35 and 500.
MATINEE, 10 and 231:.
This coupon and 201: entitles :
any lady to the b12111 reserved :
. 1111111 for the 111111111111: night, if :
1 presented at the box office be- :
: l‘orc 0 p. 111.. Monday. it‘cbru- :
: pry 25111.
Exchanges limited to 300.
Reserved Seats on 111110 at iloyt‘n
Theatre, South Norwalk. 11nd Wood's
Drug Store, Norwalk. 5 days in 'tidvaneo
11 each performance.
N
REMNANTS OF
REMNANTS OF
REMNANTS OF
REMNANTS 0F,
o 2 Gazelle Building.
COLORED DRESS GOODS.
REMNANTS OF BLACK DRESS GOODS.
PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS.
LININGS.
LINENS.
REMNANTS OF WASH DRESS GOODS.
ODD LOTS OF LADIES FLANNEL AND SILK WAISTS.
ODD LOTS'OF MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S JACKETS.
ODD LOTS OF FUR SCARFS AND COLLARETTES.
All to be closed out before inventory.
Sale of Remnants 111111 01111011.
Previous to taking our annual Inventory it is our custom to close out all Remnants, Odd Lots
and Short Ends of all kinds. We will commence this sale on Saturday. February 16th."
‘ «a
1
Special Sale of Ladles’ Gloaks.
If you have not bought a new Jacket this winter, now is your chance. For one week we will
sell any garment in our stock at just one-half of the former price. These garments are all of the
very latest shapes and styles, all this season’s goods. and some of them the very best that we have
had. You can take your choice of all at the same discount.
I
a.
111 1119111
TRISTRAM Sf HYATT,
NORWALK, CONN.
ADJOURNED
11011111111111
Notice is hereby given that the 111i—
10111'111'11 11111111111 meeting of the City 111
South Norualk will be held in Arion
Hall. on Madison street. 111 1111111 city,
on Monday. March 1111. liltil. at 7:10
o‘clock p. 111.. for the following purpos~
ca. 1'11:
1. ‘1‘0 appropriate from the City
Treasury 11111-11 money as may be 1101-1-5-
sury tor the use of each of the depart-
ments of said city for the ensuing year.
2. To lay 111px upon the rutnble cs-
tate within said city. contained in the
assessment list last completed. to 1111
11111111111: sufficient to Int-cl and provide
for the appropriations made at 311111
meeting.
3. To transact any other 1111121111183
that may properly come below said
meeting.
The Council of said city have, made
the. following detailed estimates of the
amount of money which, 111 their judgv
inept. will be. necessary 111111 requisite
to meet and provide for 12111211 of the fol»
lowing departments 01‘ the city govern~
ment for the next. ensuing fiscal year.
and recommend the making of the sev-
eral appropriations shown by 1511111 es-
Taylor 8: Golden,
REAL ESTATE AND
.INSURANCE.
74 Washington Street.
souru NORWALK160NN.
AUCTION SALE
count of 10. E.
Conn.
modern improvements.
foot. more or less. 91110 positive. Par
tlculars of
1 , JACO. M. LAVTON.
Real um, '
Ml GMELL A SON, Auctioneers.
1 HOME
4211 INVESTMENT
The Gnaranfte’d lnlerrsl Bonds
sold by ”it
of Hartford, can be purchased by small
annual installments.
ABSOL UTE]. Y SAFE.
Address.
F. H. FIELD. Gent. Agl.,
didnt "want any mom trouble."
. HmltBiiiltT R SMITH.
(1102'! Town 01111..
LINCOLN STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
Valuable fleal Estate.
Will be sold by public auction on 111:-
ttorhum. trustee. Nor-
walk Building (20.. Monday. February
251b, 1901, at 3 p. m.. the property No.
24 Havlland street, South Norwmk.
House contains 11 rooms and
Lot 28%):121'1
5 Railroad Place.
4'01
2 11
Conn. General Life Ins. 60.,
BACKED BY MILLIONS.
tlmule:
Fire Department, 5 2,.1011
Street Department, ordinary
expenses. 11.000
Street Department. new work, 2.100
Health Department, .100
Librarny Department. 1.1100
Electric Light and Fire Alarm. 7.1100
Admlnlntrutlve Department:
interest, $11,000
l'ollcc liopurtment. 4.3011
(lily ”all. 1,200
Public Printing. 4110
Auditor and (Jollcctor, 1,100
Election 11111110118011, 200
Ansonporn. 210
(‘11,) 'l‘r'rcnsuie , 11111111113 1110
(‘Ity "I‘leuuur'e1, account
of bookkeeping. 100
Corporation Conipiel. '1‘00
Library Building, 300
City Clerk, 000
City lleeordn, 25
Memorial Day. 510
Pine inland Cemetery. 25
Board of Relief, "0
M lucoliuneous. 250 $17 1130
$11,230
South Norwalk, ll‘ob. 10, 1901.
1’01' order of the. Council.
JOBIIJI'H it. 'l‘AYI.011,
City Clerk.
120 lit
Thom
wine.
utonographcu to (necessarily
"exists?“
ESCULETTS
CUREB FILES
And all rectal disorders or money re-
funded. Pleaunnl. Not a physlc. A-v
radical euro. 0011 1111311111110 0 Still-
111111 11. the Apolhociirlon flail, or Frank
D
01111111! 8111111 Wulltflng. Smith Namath
business.
eulirelu closed out.
object.
ACCOUNTS OPENED
1.111111 Spring 1.11mi). 1214c
Prime Rib Roast. Me
(10011 11111 Roast. 121,111
Sirloin Steak, lilc
Porter llouuc Steak, 18-201?
Fancy Chicken, 1111:
Fresh llama, lilc
it. Baxter 111 . Norwuik, 0111111., or u.
r. Wood's, humor, (it.
11:01.1.0110101-01-0110110 lOHIOiO'tOl‘g 0¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢0 0¢3¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢‘
6 11 o i
5 EYE ACHE 8"" 3 .1 Accounts .1 ii One Dollar ii
'5 HEADACHE. 3 ll Opened 1: 11 Down 11
3 if slums causes l‘t‘il/l. O 31 Willi 3E ’ l: 0111: ”On“ it
o 1;!" "’W ""4“ "’"W '5 .1 Everybody 11 3 Weekly ll
., roper y . ---------.-- ""4333
0 . .. __. .M.____.._.._.
g A d] u s te d 3 '”‘ .__
é Glasses ‘7‘“ ( -MWOQWOWMWWO”O”WMMOO”OW
8 rcmmrc lht cause and effect .1 rcr— 1: z
'25 manenl cure. .1... 0 Q
.2. Selig/action gamma/red. O 1:
g 011.111. {4111211 f r1'1'. 0 0
0 H. B. HOYT, Optician. '1} I: I 3
§ 80 Washinglon Street. 3 1: 1 . g
Sumomumoimonnruwu 1noncomopoomnumomommuomuouwm
West Washington Sheet.
Cash or Credit.
Our Jauuaru Cleariua Sale has been the
most successful sale in the historu of our-
We have sold a great man
goods in everu department.
Some lines are
In our Cloak depart-
ment we have but rem few things to offer.
Come in and look it over.
something in uour 5126, price will be no
If uou can find
We have quite a number of Men’s Suits.
broken 1015. two 01 three suits of a kind.
which we are offering to the public for
$5.95; former price of these suits was $10.
All of our $151 and $113 suits we are
offering for $10 and $12.
CASH 0R CREDIT.
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR CREDIT.
WITH EVER YBOD Y
H. KRIEGERSlCO.
29. 81 West Washington Street.
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111.1. CenturuMarltet
TELEPHONE 137-8.
100
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Fresh Shoulders.
Small 1101111 llama. average
”1951:.
Fancy ll‘at Mueknrol, 101:; 3 for 201:
Fancy l’rlnt flutter. 23c
All kinds of Fresh and Hall Fish.
Canned Goods and Delicatessen.
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A. STEIN WALD, Proprietor.
ilily’ I Now Block, South Main 81.
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