205 WAN-{19ml 0N STREET.
EouNth Norwsik. Conn.
iii '1’. Emith. of Rive "id
spent yesterday In blew Yer
Flying h r In-
ment of the boys. these windy days.
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Charles M. Mueller has returned
henna trio weeks may in New York
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Mrs. Lewis St. John is the guest to-
day oi Mrs. DeForest. In Main street.
Norwalk
Mrs. Michael Drew, of East Wash
ington street. is visiting In Newark.
N. J.
Mrs. Thomas Cornell. of Fitch
v
Bridgeport.
The regular weekly prayer meeting
will be held in the Advent Church.
this evening. '
The Ladies' Aid‘ Society, of the East
avenue Methodist Church. met yester
day afternoon.
It ,
'
When the pet cut of George F.
Smith in Henry street returned to its
home yesterday. it was nlinus part of
at her borne in vac andt avenue.
e~ ing Mrs. Falrehild of Keyser avenue
street, has returned from a visit in.
poly l
spending” the yday in Bridgeport. .
Dr. J. L Marshall. oil 1 Van Zondt
avenue, is visiting in Greenwich
Wm
Mrs. Addie Stevens is ill of the mo
Mrs. Ida Meeker, of Weston. is visit
The Jessie Clayton. of Bridgeport.
septum Putnam. was in port yester
W ,.
”Mrs Clifford Randall. of Riverside
arenas. Is recovering from her recent
ness
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Samuel Hawloy is moving from 0r-
chard street, Norwalk, to Fort Point
street.
L. W. Duty. of Osborne avenue, is
able to be around after an attack 01
pneumonla. ‘
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. Miss Grace Hawkins, of New Jersey.
is visiting her uncle. J, C. Hawkins,
of Seaside place.
W. 0. Roberts, who has.been quite
ill at his home in Riverside avenue. is
slowly improving.
Rev. J. W. Davis returns today from
Shelton. where he hob been assisting
at revival meetings.
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East Avé. Market.
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HOUSE
CLEANING
preparations
lugs and Draperies.
NEW CRAPEHIES AND COVERINGB
Lace Curtains, Table Covers, Couch
Covers and all that go to help liven
up the home for the spring and sum
mer months.
New Designs of Wool Ingram Car-
peting, prices 500. 69c and 65c a yard
Tapestry Brussels Carpeting. 59c,
doc. 750 and She ymald
Will .soon‘ be. here again, and
should, begin
early to get the best service
and best selection of patterns
in all the New Floor Cover-
lrvlng s. Olmstead. of Raymond
street. enlisted last evening into the
ranks of Company D.
.n
Mrs. John Brundage and Miss Etta
Brulldage. of Van Zandt avenue. are
spending the day in New York.
Mr. and Mrs Alcot Davis of Pelt
.lefl‘elson 1.. I.. are visiting Mr. and
Mrs, Louis Tlchenm. of Maple avenue.
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It is estimated that on account of
"free" school books an extra mill will
necessarily be levied upon the town
list
The Methodist Sunday School Tea-
chers will meet with Mrs. Id. 8. Bowen.
of 20 St. lolln avenue, tomorrow even-
lug.
Benjamin '1‘. Bennett ls contemplat-
ingmoving into the house formerly
occupied by Samuel Hopkins. in Os-
born avenue,
Samuel J. Smith. of Bridge street.
has gone to Great Barrington. Mass.
to work for George Buckmaater, who
has a contract there.
Miss Clara Day, of the New Haven
Normal School, spent last night at her
home In Van Zandt avenue. and at
tended the Ugree Club entertainment.
rue‘ Golden“ Rule Circle oP’Kin’g‘di
”Daughters. of the Norwalk Congrega-
tional Church will meet with Mrs. Wil-
liam B. Staples. of the old Saugatuclr
road. tomorrow at 3:30 p. In.
The board of relief. consisting of
Selectmen Lyne and Merrill and Wll
llam Mitchell. met yesterday afternoon
at the grocery store of HS .Hnnfold.
East avenue;
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Tile ladies of the .Emanon Club met
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Howard
Doty, in St. John avenue. The after-
noon was most enjoyably passed in
the doing of fancy work and in the
reading of stories.
eta cm ‘i. so "
safe aroma” like Stuart's catsuit ', ‘
'i'abiets treeley. s tablét taken every .
hour or two tor a couple of days will.
tarrh.
’ lilies Carrie
Wilton Velvet Carpeting price $1 In the Methodist Church, Sunday
a yard evening, Rev. .1. .l. Foust will deliver
the second of his series of lectures on
——-—- “How We Got Our Billie." illustrated
by forty beautiful atereoptlcon views.
RUGB. Tile special subject will be "The Story .
of the English Bible.“
Tuesday night's gospel service In the
Town Hall, Shelton, was the most
largely attended'of any which have as
yet been held In the present series and
Jmuch enthusiasm was displayed. Rev
J.W. Davis gave an address upon ”l‘lle
Everlasting Heine." w hich was r‘emark
ably lmpressiveand highly instructive.
Our new line of Floor. Rugs. all sizes
up to the carpet size.
The Axminster, Smyrna and Royal
Wilton Rugs. -'
Also a full line of Art Squares
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AMONG THE DRAPERIES.
New Lace curtains.
The lrlsh Point Lace, prices 33. 50.
use. $4.50 3475‘. $1.90 35.00 saw
36. 00 87. 50 and $8. 50 per pair
‘ Ruffled Muslin Curtains ln plnlll
and stripes. prices 390. 50c use. 75c.
85c 95c and $125 a pair.
Fish Net Curtains ruillod
prices 95c. $1. 25 $150 and
pair. "
Nottingham Curtains. prices 50c.
750. 85c, 950. $1.19. $1.26. $1.39, $1.50,
$1.75. $1.08 and $2.26 a pair.
Tapestry Curtains, pricos $3.25
$3.50, $3.75. $3.96, $4.25. $4.60. $4.96
and $5.00 per pair.
Several special styles for 87.50 to
$20.00 per pair.
Swiss Muslin, prices 100, 121,90, 16c
and liic a yard.
Embroidered Muslin, prices 121,90,
10c. 23c and 25s ’u yard.
Figured liomills, prices 121/30,
and 26c n. yard.
Fl ured Crctonne, prices 12%c. lol-
and be a yard.
More about our Wash Fabrics for
the spring and summer or 1901.
.l2 inch line Scotch Ginghnms. this
neason‘a styles and colors price ion
a yard: value the a yard.
'li inch Scotch Madras. 10 to 20
yard lengths. price Ibo a yard; value
26“: ‘ y‘l‘du ‘I
4(I00l One Hundred pieces 36-inch
Parodies. price 70 a yard; value lil‘o
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W.—
.The lowering of the grade of Fort
point street, South Osborn avenue and
vicinity has played havoc with the
water pipes. The pipes in South 08‘
born avenue. between the railroad
bridge and Henry street. have been
laid bare. and yesterday tires, some of
wood and some of coal. were made
over.them to thaw them out. in the
upper school building the water has
been frozen for over two weeks.
edge.
$1.75 .1
Lieutenant W. E. Smith, Li. S N.
writes his parents from Porto Rico and
of San Juan. Morro Castle. the naval
station and of other points of interest
on that island. Mr. Smith states that
the naval station there is the most
beautltul In the possession of the Unit-
ed States. Cocoanut trees. palms and
tropical flowers surround his qualtors
Mr. Smith at present is in full charge
or the tour pea Ill thisi station. The
climate is at clghty- live during the
day and seventy- dire during the night.
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The Ugrse Club of the East Avenue
Methodist Church, gave a pretty colon-
ial entertainment at the home of J
C. Hawkins, in Seaside place, last ev
lining. The time Club was formed by
til members of one of the Sunday
so “col classes. for the purpose or sun
icing d 11 named U so. one of tho
" { me In erers who a In the Math
. ii‘llle imported Zephyrs. new color- on '
lugs. very desirable for Wallis, price odlst orphmng" '“ mm“ A ""3"
, saber of people were present to on
no ‘ yard. "the flu ‘ yard. " '4 '3" the entertainment dud help along
the
od work and the house was well
illle all the evening. All who partihlc
I’m in the program were dressed In
colonial style and made It line appear-
ance. One of the prettiest features
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iii of about sixteen pictures.
semis some excellent photos of views I"
otthe evening was "Illu Jerushs
a Family Album.” which consist-
A mme
be suinciont to break an the attack.
of the system. it may be the? lands.
cease at the beginning In acute ca-
To check the excessive catarrhal _
breaking up attacks-of grip. The path
septic properties of the remedy de-
stroy the germs before the whole sys-
tem is “thoroughly Infected.
Dr. Annlston says: ' Stuart’s Ca-
tarrh Tablets being free from cocaine
and'harmful drugs should be freely
used at this time of year on the Ilrst
appearance of Irle symptoms.
The check the excessive catarrhal
secretions. stop the fever and prevent
pneumonia.
They ale composed of antlseptics
and may be used by little children as
ireeiy as by adults and with great ben-
eilt.
Dr. Lewlston says: My usual pre~
scription for the grip is Stuart‘s Ca.
tarrhul Tablets. which can be found at
all drug stores. ‘Keen to the house for
a day or two and use the tablets free-
ly, and I have never heard? any com-
plaint of failure to cure. 128 m2
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the word "Album" had been made and
as Miss Blanche Rose read ll descrip»
tion of the various pictures Mrs. Har-
ry Hoyt opened the cover and exhibi-
ted tllcm. Tile double quartette, com-
posed of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Merriam.
Misses Laurette and Clara Alnswortll.
Carpenter; Fred Field.
William Taylor and Harry Hoyt song.
‘In the Days of Old Noah."
The remainder of the program was:
Song-"l.ovely Angeline,"
Quartette.
Recitation.
Miss Annie lvlipsou.
Piano solo,
. Miss Annie lilpson.
Song—”Aunt Jemins."
Double Qllarfctte.
Selections.
Radio Club. Messrs. Dunn. Tailor.
Switzer and Routing.
Address.
Rev. J. J. Fousi.
After the entertainment refresh-
ments were served. and a collection
was taken up to help the good work
along. .
ROW! YTON.
Louis Road. of Raymond street. is Ill.
Mrs.
York.
A. 1). Ward is up from New
Wren—n...
Captain Edward‘H. Smith. of Main
street, wont loul‘lflflii' York. yesterday..
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Robert Wlnus has purchased a horse
from W. R. S. Bates, or the West Side.
Pcrvgu Sharron has secured a posi
tioll Ill his brother's aims in East N01-
naik
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The monthly covenant meeting of the
Rowayton Baptist Church will be held
tonight at 7:30.
Tile icc holds very thick in the bar
bor. There is no channel open from
the lower dock Ilp.
Jonn DeWaIcrs and John Lownlies
captured a half bushel of ocis in the
harbor. yesterday
Iiarly Webb. a deck hand on
steamer Kate (‘ Stevens.
his home in South Norwnlk.
M rs. Mortimer Ogden, of Bridgeport
Is a guest of her grandlllotllcl'.
Mary Richards. of Brooksidc.
Mrs. Sidney ()Iil‘l'.
who has been visiting
friends. returned home yesterday.
Samuel Williamson. ol' the
Side. has secured a position in col
of the South Norwalk lock shops.
Mitchell. of Woodward avenue. Solltl
Norwalk
i-loutll Nol walk.
H-..»
arty Saturday night in their bill
nin street.
lIli)
den's father who died Sunday.
luv-'-
August Winohman. better known a
land.
there in a few days. .
some hour.
ears
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A monkey arrivedilut the ltownyio
Enima Hoyt, (if the West Side.
who is the captain of a vessel whlc
travels around the world.
Wanna-l m.-
Hurry Dolau was stopped in Mal
street late Tuesday night, by
III on:
'wlth a com at.th on which was
lty.
La Grimm attacks the weakest part. ,. '
heart. liver, stomach or kidneys. but;
wherever it finally locates it almost
Invariabiy starts with cold in the head
and thloat or in other words, the di "
is v on will
“ mfori and“
happiness. '
for us.
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v. . on v = '
us i or. one shall be such as to retina your.
Trv ll§ tamerrow We want our goods to talk-
i39 Washington Street. South Norwalk
i: qua.
Our coal is reliable. and
give you full value III wartnih and
ebmiori means health. and health.
John H: Ferris.
Tablets have been so successful in
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97 Washington street.
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The Only Direct Water Route from?
Boston. Providence and
NEIW YORK
30 CHARLESTON Q JACKSONVILLE
Perot Modern Steamshlps and Excellent Service.
Three Sailings a. Week from New York ‘2 Afford-
: Ina Rail Con n‘ections to all Southern Resorts
WM. P. CLYDE Q 00.. General Agent:
ruao. a. some. a. II. ‘
19 .S‘rate .S‘rncr. NEW J’O’RK may
GEORGE F.
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BEARSE. LOCAL AGENT.
Scuth Norwalk, Conn.
.. Send (or circular and
Illmw mar.)
Iced cure for
motor
lonely
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in plainpach
cure III so
that's§ 0
sum and Jackson air-eta
NERVIIA PILL
Cure lmpoiency, Night Emissions. Loss of Memory. all wasting dis-
. eases, alledecia of sell-abuse or excess and indischIion
. A nerve tonic and blood builder.
glow to pale cheeks and restores the lire of youth. By
mail soc. per bolt. 6 boxes for $2.50. With our bank-
able guarantee to I: re or refund the money paid.
IIEIIvIrI TABLETS
Paralysis”; and the, Results of Ex'ccssive Use of Tobacco. Opium or Liquor.
§I.oo a box, 6 for $5.00 with our bookable guarantee bond to
r refund money paid. Address
NERVITA MEDICAL COMPANY
laid by GEORGE c. MILLSON. draught. 80th Norwalk. Conn.
.:.v. taE- as.
Italian Vlialih
loll Vigor
Illll IIIIIIIIIII...
Brings the pink P'Lla.
py of our bookable guarantee bond. CT.-
EXTRA sxneugru
immediate Results
”5 of Power. Varicoccle. Undeveloped or Shrunken
xia. Nervous Prosiralion. Hysteria. Fits. Insanity.
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CHICAGO. ILLINOIB
liclld wont Illoulld the hollow
to go into his home they also followed,
but sioppoli‘wlleli pour the lumen.
Illlltit’ ll lllUVi‘ as. if to an ill.
on l“f‘llllll(‘.d the men wine none.
(llllllcs Morlis \ llllI- milking Ill till: (Shirl ll\t'Ililt'..
iSlllliil luI-tory and will soon begin the
III-,llllllrll‘uclllro of modern sanitary ap-
llllt ill- illill‘llllifl.
When i
i
i
in guest oi Miss lddlla G. ill udlu Rivol-
Alisa Hallic l‘ones, oi‘ llIiIlgcport, is
r moi
. severe hell on his leg.
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its
the
is sick at
Mrs.
of Nullaalllck.
Rowuylon
West
Mrs. A. II. Dufault. of Main street.
was a guest yesterday of Mrs. Eugene
Miss Pansy Wotmolo who has been
visiting Miss Jessie Cutbill. of North
avenue. ll'ns lotllrned to her homo In
Rising Star Division. Sons of 'l‘olu-
perance. will hold a progressivo dom-
Mr. and Mrs. G. 1.. Ogden. of Church
street. were ill New Canaan yesterday
and attended the funeral of Mr. 0g-
ilismarok. has secured a position with
El. Franklin Weed. of,..Contentment is-
lie will remove from Brookslcla‘
----‘--- ilr'een s Farms Congregational Church 0mm;
——i)lg auction sale of Household ii‘ur exchanged pulpit: wtthl ltsv. lobes . ._-_._-_.-...
nitura. at John D. Hoyt 8. Raymund lllwkusfiundmfit . Services in Emmanuel Church every
8i. (West Side), Rowayton. SaturdilY. *fiwu‘“ Thursday evening through heat .It
10 a. In; If stormy? Monday. at the A sociable was given by Mi. and Mrs. 7:30 o'clock.
Mitchell at Ben Auction-
station yesterday, consigned to Miss
and
animal III II present from a relative
two
trumps. V‘Iho attired him for II match.
He complied with their wish and start
The tramp! went in the some
dinntloasvkssoihg in hll‘clmfi pmlm.
When he went across the street
bottom of I"I"llilki_\ll l.lnllls well llil
l‘mlicllilueut Island. was struck on the i
hand 1)) a stone falling from tho illlliNUI'Wiliii. Illld (lrnI-I- Butler. oi Sey-
ol‘ the ground. ’l‘llesduy. lie was Stllil~ ,Illollr. I‘ll\'(‘ rclurnl-II to their homes In-
Ili‘d IOI a few minutes, but sailors IlIl ltor spending II few days with Dorothy
Illilll) solo ll \(‘IV I-i *1 head :it. Aillllllzi.
'I‘illl Misses (‘. A. (Ioldlllg’. of East
A. I-IIII-pllsc party wall Iclldcrcd Ma l The main shall at the Westporl. I’ll-
ill-l Illlllnolld. at llel llolllI- ill Main Ilwr Company‘s plnllt III‘OIII‘ again Mon-
itl'i‘i‘I. Tuesday night. by II number of May :Ilahl. ill the same place it did last
her young friends. A very plousallthoI-k. I-Illlslllg anolllcr shut down Ior
:‘Vl‘llillf: was spent playing games. Itc- ‘ill few days,
I’II'sIlIlIIlula \IIlc HI‘I‘VNI ’I‘llosu bios -———~—~ --—
'EIII uclc llcill Ni‘lll loin Stil\'.(.‘llS Hll- MI. and hill; James I. (i Cannon.
7.0.1 I‘cllis. Lula ioiiiu illiu .lnulcs “he have beensplllldlnlziilc past three
lrcllc Iy-nIll Louis Ilnlmolld lloheltllllonllll III the home of UII‘II son he-
Allsllll ICIiwIIlli Austin ilurt Dul’auli IUIIIIIII ll. Cannon lll le Haven have
Hall) 1.0ch llmt Lowe I‘Icston IlIlII lotIlIlII-d to ”ch1 home in State street.
Elwood Broadway. Arthur Lynch and, ~--——-—--~--—
IIIIl'rcy Minor.
WESTPOR 1'.
Miss Elizabeth W. Walls, of New
Britain. is waiting Mrs. Edward J. ’I‘ay-
lor
A iolrll meeting will he held on BIL
urduy afternoon at the Opera House,
upon application of Alfred llnwkcs and
thirty-three others. for HII‘ purpose or
instructing the r:icllool Board to reopen
the I’olllur Plains school. which they
orIlIIrI-d discontinued some time ago.
w. '——-.—
L YON’S PLAINS.
(lsI-ur Davis. of Bridgeport,
Hllllduy with his mother.
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Mrs. Kath linrlleu has secured a po-
llilon ill lt‘uwurd In‘llll'a Main sircI-I
illlkI-I'l'. spent
”a.-.
l The Illembcrslor the local Grange
hold II mock town IIII-ctlllg. at their
Looms, last evening
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.Iolln McColIuIn is on the sick list.
another victim of the grip.
Miss Bertha l. \Vakolnall returned
yesterday from II wook‘u vlsli. Irlth
rI-lntivcu ill New York city.
W -uyw
Mrs. Ralph Jefferson and son Louis
visited in Noroton this Week.
Mrs. John Williams and Miss Annlc
s “‘W- “- W- "“"MdL 0' Christ liudi‘old spent Wednesday ln Bridge-
Church. oillciutus ,thin ovcninu at All no“.
Hullliu' Church. New Milford. MW ........ H
—-w I ad..— I.
Miss Nellie Polldorgusi. wont to Dan
llov. Roilcii J. Thompson. 0f U10 illIl-y on Friday. returning Sunday ev-
liidwurd McIlllvcc. Thursday evening. in
honor oi the sixtoolltll birthday anni-
i vr-lsul y of their I’Ion Charles.
II
iihrry Chase rot‘uIVIIII word on Mon.
day of the death of his father. who
has been III some time.
- Mrs. ’l‘homhs Trcudwoll entertained
recently M’rs. Horace lIlIrlllutt. Mrs.
I). I.. .(lolev. Mrs. Ralph Jefferson and
Mrs. Frank llyou.
"7t
Mrs. William l‘. Holden and family
have leased the Jackson place in
Wi'i'lnl streoi. owned by it. A. Bears.
and will soon .tabelrpossesslon.
Miss Bessie II. Dirge or New Haven. .
accompanied by her friend Miss Flora
Barlotte. has been spending a few days
with her parents. Mr and Mrs iiidwin
C. Birgn
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The first note of the blue bird was
heard this week. The snow is fast dia-
appearing. Boau the buds will swell.
the green grass and flowers will peep
Iout. and bright and beautiful spring
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was—Imp.
Illii .1 2 .-
”Av-em”
Andrew Stark broke ground today
for a new house, which he is to build
tit Rinx'l End»
2 'I‘. B. Wilson is preparing to remove
. his family- to Dorian. from New York.
3 about March 1st.
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Darien Free Library, Tuesday evening
was II success both financially and so
‘ ciaily.
steam feed and grain mill twill prob-
ably be erected.
pastor oi the Catholic Church in No
roton, preached in St. John's I}. C
Church. Stamford. last night.
”a..-”
float gets out of the ground.
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THE NATIONAL BANK
or uoawsmc
51 WALL Eraser. noawaut.
(Incorporated 1857.)
- Vice Pres. H. 9. PRICE. Galil-
- ler. J. p.1' sabwstt.
Assists Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
well, E. J. Hill, J. A. Osborn!) .W.
Fitch. Joseph C. handle. 0. E.
Wilson. W. 13‘. Bishop.
Personal property. stocks,
walk.
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m: MORE m
THINK or IT
you will become over A. J. Col-
llns & Company’s .
Furniture.
Everything found on our
iioors is only here because of its
good construction. hatch and
general good workmanship, thus
saving you any possible risk. so
easily run-in buying a great deal
of the furniture made today.
You may depend upon it that
anything sold in curators goes
out never to come back. but to
do its duty year After your and
thus give credit to the store It
cnmo‘el from. Strictly one once
to a
I. J Collin & Go.
FUN ERAL DI RECTORS
AND EMBALMERB.
12 No. Main 8t. 80. Norwallt.
Be Careful
Of What You Eat.
lure.)
Our Very Best Butter.
24 comes AVENUE.
mar uoawnmc.
s
spars arrow rm so
in
MG”, "heuristic!
MONO .NANC‘I I
W want. drawn donwsm
ls Pm availlno snhrnvnr.
The Sanitary Couplln Company. oIiwlll be with! us. a delightlul change
Bridgeport. has leased t e Edmund c. [from cold. dreary winter.
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WILL BRING '
QUICK am 1"
The Dariell Social Club he one of
duocedatul balls I)! the own.
Miss Florence McDonald o1 Mall)
street. has returned home from a flute
, In Massachusetts.
'The concert for the benefit of the
It is said that It vacant lot in Mllin'
street has been purchased, and that t
. Rev. Father O'Connor. the popular
Contractor William Rellhan has been
awarded t e contract for the new road
to be bult between the iron bridge
at Newton and Collenders Point.
Work will be started as soon as the
11:. Hill. 3:. K. Lockwood. J P. D-Tread
bonds
etc., depdsited in the Safe Deposit
Vaults in New York city. are taxed un-
der the law of the state of New York.
though the owner be a resident of an»
other state. This can be avoided by
renting ll safe in the Safe Depodlt
Vault of the National Bank of Nor-
W
and see it the more enthusiastic ‘ P
oscrowuuommw
Our groceries are perfectly reliable
—thc prices give you an opportunity to
save a little-«(another relishable ten
:40 II).
A. STULL
etc
Mlmamthm
are any. '
Fail. 5" ”with. .
DWI} “It tho, ‘
used tor Ilr only. .
Pails are a source
and annoy, . sane. often
log to jbli replaced wi .
mtg ting foul:
. ad“ readingd
arch? \ there no .
alw’bya dy for tile.
Pails are emptied at
so. and much of the
when thrown “The
is not wanted. II it is can
fire by the draft. . 2
«Falls use at little use to
pie lire. While
lire " s especially HIM
ling III-es between partit can
or- oir shafts, in ehlmnm,
concealed places, It is also
in every way for open fires.
volatile that it goes hog ‘
go. and does “my wl
being burned or o inhall
smoke.
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Tel. III-II 3:»
Coast 5,
CAPITAL. 3240.000 . .
scams and means. 335.000 auuasnl.‘
sssaezen HILL. Pros. at HILL. AND E"? ”ii;
"Brazilian
Bidet.
l0c, 25c. 50c. 7':
or Still) 2
Baxter's or ~Tlaisyl‘d's. A
Beaurlfy
Your Horne
There' Is no way of?
3 pkgs. N. s. Mince Meat. :50 '° much ””2“” into 3"”
18 lbs. Gran. Sugar. 31.00 “t “it!“ “POM b
New Layer Figs, 10c box. ‘ lection of Wall papa
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