v
pl ‘11 ‘
Mr. Weed i quite
First avenue
lb Seaside place. 1
lull in New
home in First avenue VV
Harry Grosaott will lead the Epworth
[League meeting, this evening. .
MiVss Belle Roberts, of Henry street.
is much improved or her illness. V
Captain Hali'y'i‘i‘lhlmtel' ls movinz‘
fiom Cove street to First ave
Caleb Wood‘ ”of (Joye sires
e
city.
Mrs Henry Wood of Prospect street,
is the guest of relatives in Cohoes. New
York. ,
Miss Sadie Nash. of Van Zandt ava-
use. will entertain a few friends this
evening.
Mrs. N. Smith Furgeson, of East ave?
one. who has been ill for the past Week,
is improving.
Mrs. George L. "Ehrtlett and son Hor»
ry. of Van Zandt ayenue. spent yester-
day in Bridgepoit. ‘
The choir of the Methodist Church
has selected the Easter mimic and re.
hearsed Sunday. ’
The Junior Loyd! Workers.‘ of the
. ‘V Advent Church. held a rehearsal for
their Easter rally.
Wednesday evening the teachers of
the Methodist Church will meet in the
y
. 1;.
' church and elect officers.
Harry Phillipson. of St. John ave
one, has secured a position with the:
Yale it Towne Company. Stamford.
Mr and Mrs. Delbert Partrlck. of
Stamford spent yesterday with their
parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Pai‘lricll.
Ellis Taylor will return home from
Westiield. Mass. where he has been
working in the Cleveland factory. on
Friday.
Mrs. George H. Cole, of Van Zaudi
avenue. entertained a few friends? Sat-
urday, in celebration of the anniversary
of her birth. '
Aldreth Reed, of Pound Ridge. re-
turned home today from a visit with
Mr and Mrs. Charles Wood, of Second
avenue and Boulflevard
Fred H. Field acted as superinten-
dent of the Methodist Sunday school
yesterday. in theIV absence of Harry
Hoyt. There were 276 present
There Was a Very large attendance at
both the services in the Methodist
Church. Sunday. As the conference
year ends this month a collection was
taken 11p for next year's current ex-
en see
D“ From Printers' Ink we have it that
Arthur D. Ferris is positioned as adver-
tising manager of Loftus & Company.
tailors. in Broadway, New York city.
This concern tipp‘ro riates $25. 000 year-
ly for publicity. ' r. Ferris is to be
codgfriituliited upbn his progress in the
advertising held. .
The sermon of .R‘sv. J. W. Davis, in
the Advent Christian Church yester-
day morning on the subject "The nev-
elation of Jesus Christ. text Rev. 1.. 1- 5.
proved to be an exposition of a few of
the symbols used in «he chapter from
which the text was taken, and was ‘of in
a very helpful and interesting charac-
ter. All who were privileged to hear
it. will end this sort are
with much the iterest and 9 up
ment b 1st on? thei ight thrown upon
its seemingly hidden meaning. The
evening sermon was from the subject
To Reveal Christ, and was very similar
in charact r to‘ the morning sermon.
isccflt is of two meanings,
1.... implied
as an "int:
"in who should re-
if he is not all
‘urdughiy separated
v. sivean lion-V
visited his )1 a
He Mei-day
V Oharl W‘H H-Cdftlatock. of yfli'idgapln'il,t
spent Sunday at his home in this place. V
arr! menu has returned
IMWaahoi-tv
J. C. Hamish is mallard to 1.1.. home
Miss Dodge of East avenue, is visltV-
Mrs. Rob t Joseiovsky is ill d hér' V «11
impe'ht' 5
Sunday with his brother in New York
the not that the word revn
unveil, and also to ‘
V ‘1 “213::
V w Qahaall‘.
Lambert, of Stanfield is
’ ll
D
co ' mesatlouai Church“ is putting"
nicely from his lecent illness, '
Mrs: Waltcl 3. Whitney“. who has
been Quite sick at her home in Brook:
l‘ venue. is much in roved
ester A. Johnson has deo ed not
Chas the dry goods business oia
:RWhlttemore'. in Main, street.
Dorian.
placed in the houses of H. H. scaly,
Noroton. and Charles G. Waterbury.
Darlen.
Miss Helen Adeline Waterbury has
returned train a‘ very pleasant vis t of
a Week with Mrs. George rural in
New York.
It. Frost and family and Mr. and Mrs.
W J. Flemming returned from New
York, this month. to their home in
Mansfield avenue.
Miss Theresa Hoyt and Miss ivy
enema will éiug‘ at the Christian illn-
deavor meetings in the Congregational
Church. March 24.
M r Ballardtand‘ family. of the Tower
House, has rented Jeseph Hindley’s
house, East Main street; formerly oc—
cufpie’d by T Johnson.
selledll scaly recently celebrated his
birthday anniversarg. Among his gifts
was an artistically operated birthday
cake tram an esteemed Dorian relative
It is imported th’at- the Volunteer
Hook and Ladder Company's house
will be ramoved to new nuarters, the
land upon which it stands having been
sold
Holly Seely,. of Noroton. is having a
large addition built to his residence
near the“ wee Burn Golf Club links.
William F. Mather & Son. of varies.
have the contract 1
The children of the Buried Fourth
school district will occupy their nice
new building at the ensuing spring
term. The teacher remains, but Will
have the help of an assistant;
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Cushions are
expected home this month from the
Bermudas, where they have been
spending a few days with her aunt.
Mrs. Isaac Hoyt, who has been ill. but
who is now improving.
The following real estate transfers
have been recorded: Samuel Grum
man to Charles Adams, piece of ground
twenty-five feet wide eaten ins frOin
Main street to Central sired; twelve
acres of the Cornelia Brady estate, in
the rear of the DarlIeii school house.
have been transferred to A. ll. Blbbins.
Judge Beers appeared hetero the
military committee FridAy. in favor
of an .uppropi'iation of 31 0.600 far the
Soldiers‘ Home at Noroto'V. This is an
increase of $20 000 over the last an
propristion. but Judge Beers explained
that $17 000 is to cover‘ aI Iéiléle‘noy’ and
the balance is needed to extra work
for extra employees ‘
Benjamin St. John has a charming
dis lay of primroscs at his greenhouse
' arien. in pink. white and lavender
varieties. He also has some very line
specimens of the newer variety of ger-
autumn. The vivid scarlet blossoms of
one. and white, with deep pink center.
of another. form pretty contrasts and
have been much admired. The cariia
tions in the house are blooming now in
inrge numbers. and present a line ap-
pearance.
.w»...~—~_-
now "all.
Alonzo Austin is very sick of i'heu
matism.
The new coal derrick has nriived
at Wilson Point. ,. V
James E. Stevens, of Maple avenue.
.cont‘inuca unite sick.
Mrs. John Rich of Crockett avenue.
is visiting in Bridgeport.
E. H. White had a cow killed on
Walla lids on account of old
likes. of Crockett
has recovered from an attack
Io3hetsteaiger gate Eférezam‘ too
. 0 on re ow cutesy.
Mrs. William 1111 at the West side...
India has been seriously ill. I ”“9“”:
n; '
{the steamer Mabel L. Igteyens bum
a» slash put this commandant-.1141. to
V 0%" git Cmgetthnv:nue. has
not” or 11 re a as secur-
”dam 093&fl..#V8
flirtation Grant has resumed his po~
be on factory. at
line
“Mllwns. Point. A: home last trees
'a I“ tytoiir’ boltr raribui
Thuriday night pray" r inbound
indoor luv
Electric lights have recently been
‘11 I?!“ Bil tw 'talfia posses-
upper. low pr 1.
_V V V m s View York. and
s. of Now
it. " to it
has a position. as b {said n V V
per for to Ban pill P I
out of. the evening by answer
i V in; many questions and dollvarlil an
address on "The l’osl‘iibllltics of trait»
Growing in. Connecticut" Among
utfiauuins fro Vlble place. were
. James Hoyt. Thomas Rae, Mr.
Mrs. Stephen Heath, Mrs. D. \.
Selleck.
1
”~—
WITH THE LAMONT CLUB-
”um“
(90an With President Farris in His
Trip to Palestine.
The meeting of the Lament Club,"
yesterday, was. another interesting one
Several new members were elected. and
a new name for membership proposed
in following President Ferris in his
Palestine trip, the largere part. of the
meeting was given to description It
Naples and Egypt. and the people who
live there. A letter from President
Ferris. written/utlsea..nnd mailed at
Gibraltar was read. Thus for Mr I‘C‘l-
risi'is has been able to report at every
meal There has been some rough
weather At one time a huge wave
passed over the bridge a most
and so damaging a life boat that it was
necessary to cg} it adrift. The frames
on the tables in not prevent c’rock‘ely
breaking and silver lollin'g upon the
floor. The pilgrimage increases in in-
terest daily.
At the next meeting Jhil’a and cor--
rounding country will be considered.
From the report of the Get About
Committee it is anticipated that sev-
eral intensely interesting meetings will
follow in the future There will be,
several meetings at Which one of the
members will delivei the main address
and several at which a number will
participate. Arrhngen‘ients are. also un-
der way to hold debates on current top.
ice in the peril future. The (11111 has
decided to from time to time uiirud
morning service at voiious churches
The new order of business prepuicd by
the Get About Committee was accepted
and instructions gluon that copies be
printed for each member. All young
men are welcome at any or oil of the
meetings. I
BAYNEk—LOCKWOOD.
St. Bartholomew's Church the Scene
of the Wedding.
Miss Bertha Day Lockwood was moi--
ried Friday to E. Norman tiny no at St.
Bartholomew 3 Church comer of Mudi
sou avenue and Fatty fourth street
The bride was given away by her fath
or, Willlston ll. Lockwood of NUIWthlIi
ancestry.
.‘
BPOKES FROM THE AD-WHEEL.
. .
—”fl~
The R. &. G. corset full page adver-
tisement appeared in iiity six leadin, '
American daily papers on Sunday. Jan
only 27. The cost was from twenty
five to thirty tbdusaiid dollars forth it
one morning's linblicity. Can you. ill
the face of this. any that alluii'ilsiiiu
does not. pay?
The reason this piece. ol’ goods cost.
mine is beenlise it is a little wider of
a firmer texture, too. On this account
you consider the Si. 50 per yard cloth
cheaper than the 51 sort. Apply the
same rule to newspaper space then
you will beIV on the right Itruck
A beautiful constructed piece of
machinery is useless without power.
A‘ Vilnely or aniaod business will not
move witlmi t potter. The wheels of
bu‘sinesiii move the swifte‘st with the
steam generating from the advertising
boiler.
nn-m
The cheapest. quickest and easiest
' mililflel' to convey store news to a coin-
m‘utlity is by means of the local news
spar. The evening papdr is in tin-
home at all before supper time More
half 0 ng‘o ctr ulnre may he found
dine on lb hailI ill I
u talk to” over fifteen thous
' and ads”: Without the ddsired edeci.
don't blame the newspa er Put more
one to the preparing a the advertise
t. it. at}... fownvinmvanesa»
The first blow “chop the bull's head
does not fasten the plank. tile
day your advertisement appears
‘ Iithe‘sse‘dI by A
‘ entertained f'liiz
M Hand lure. anvil T v 1
‘ x piquahiicsfioo,
tit. John and Mr. and Mrs. John E. V ‘1
first
doesn‘t sills success.
in: eveiwh all“ til ,‘l Iii what brings
l'resultil. I .V
«to s~
untulmdns- 1
ieilueinsly moderate”
buuciiupwsrds, V
xii-— talcum“. daisy
mm ,
WI cut of llge newest swim” d I
atenux or store u re 4 ram
Fol-him: billikIIrsioIonié; “£6 4 '
NICV f8 9. Of in ii 306V 1ND.
Chiffon is! life. in thigh illid white. in
VSpIn'zladw .from up.
a variety iricroii‘lntiils lil‘
ARh neslones. nlli.elc.. In a 117 pri
I
destitute—lei.
age
yirvm ninnoivsl
The Ribbon Store is abibdm with Spring
the ls'ifivexod
r
i
|
t 15c
‘90P
lies ntmsnufaotlii'eis.‘ at home nnd‘sbroad,
.bsve sent their choicest fabrics. Choosing lies
- sinking no end at beautiful designs. Of course,
ain‘t polkauio‘i, in u variety ofaim,
As to rclow-ms, green, the ’
bisck and while are ihé tavoriies,
. 'l here’s a wide range ' Vi
V best of illeir kind and price
Alli eo-erh Brodie Saline: grounds with lime
dots of Vsell‘mior; pfii‘lllhgs’hrti butts and foliage
outlined in blackdu var rich dim s.
raga-finds Foulardii. uiirh monotone eiiucis.
in six (oicis
mllrocIadVed Satin Liberty. printed Villll
1! out to deal us on colored pro unda-
: buds with a: lie sols and Diesaunch‘cris
in colors; also block. navy blue and while
’1: grounds, priiiltd in gold ino designs. whichwiii
I not wear oil easily.
Atascvliiiieuualltycoiorrd l ouinrda in msnysinxlo
color finds 31; some in scveraimiuis.
scan even less—loulnrds in .1 large but
. constasiiy changing assortment. Always a (070‘
plans line of the moatsupicruiors~blluk~iu1d'
while and navy blue
hill)-
LBoys CLOTHINGI
‘ beauty Aillhe new ribbons are here, in the
season’s prettiest Kauai-us. no they make a
brave showing; peculiar thing: about our
ribbons u; that they're all satanic elm... no
n1nkeshitls.BrVai-tbuiin mind when you coni-
i?” our prices with others which, thmlgh on!
low, ma beior goods of interim qua iiy
» Sonic novc lies:
cc mews... ribbon. .1 in. wide. for ssslits orliul
irimmlli v: all light shades combined with while.
no yrird—«l‘uiiels ribbon.i7% in. \1ide.wilhi1ydmn-
gens andhow kuola in various colors on while
III.:1o-.1ndn.-ior sashes or list trimming z»
51.11111 infield ribbon. in all desirable shades. and
\1'iiitc~1iii.I1vidii,loc y, limo. roczrlcln. 1111".
silt, 201:; n 'fiiii. 25c; 3 iii.. we, Jf‘i in. 31C:
4) . in .45c
‘ Hourefarnia'birigw I
Then are always items of interest to the thrifty
housekeeper to be gleaned from this sale of
household needfuls Every article is worthy.
and honest. but the pticcs~ihey' re a quarter to
a half below value Like this:
5.29;) l adders, sit, with bucket 10544. 441?. ' ‘
Kalle Bout-5.1012 Market Bust: sis. 30c.
Burnislilneliruus Polish! .-.pl cans. 10c.
I’cnlbcr Dusiclys rain is.
moderal
blue
Spring wcig is:
At 53*Rusaian Blouse Top Coats. of inn covert or
Patent leather belt Sixes ah lo
a years. A beautiful coal for the little follows
Alss~Russian mouse Suits in red . blue. broom
and Oxiord striped cbcvioi. Millisr' or sailor
collar. brass tsunami/irritant leather lie i. This is
a new line of these popular nulls.
At $;-—-" Wanamaker Special‘
suits, in blue or fancy mixed ciievlois. knees and
ScalduuhIk; siik- sou-r4 throughout.
:6 years. The best live- dollars north \vc line» of
Mill; savior i.’ 0534 iii lwo shades of tan 1";oycr1
r' captions
sizes 11 to 16 years.
JOH
Broadway. Fourth Avenue. Ninth and Tentli Streets. NEW YORK.
cl): riced.
cheviol
value.
What’s the slate of the young man's mid!
robe ? Chances are, then: s bruit or on over-
coat needed to gethim in shape tor S
new styles' ill Wanamaker Boys’ Colh
most ailraciive-for they' re hobby,
made of unquestionable materials, yet veryi
More about a few ports, in
double-
its: 3 to 10 years.
W
M13311»
gleefully '
Sires 2'; to 7
Sizes S to
Galvanized Arifiit .sns. 81. (lurhapcgc Cains. 45c.
Clothes Dryer, to fasten on the wull. 381:
tips Lighters. \ilih boxoi toners. lac.
Jamnncd Broad l‘lriiieilL good size 5g.
Wanamaker Scouting .81I1aps. 3c a cake or a for sc.
Ever body/4'.»
lMAGAZINE
.MWw.»~_A -~
The April Number of Everybody' 5 marks a
surprising improvement in the magazine. Sur-
prising, because it was so good already. Only
way to improve it was to enlarge ltvsnd this
has been done, by 32 pages of reading matter.
It‘s now the bust dollsr’ is worth offered in
magazine £o.'m.Abuud:1niiy illustrated, and
full of entertainment from cover to cover.
101: a copy. 3! a Yelr.
April Numbcroui March 2211. All news-
dealcts have ii.
ANAVMAKER.
breasted
Same-
impel i
llllllUllll
0\"l‘l‘ (.‘Sl
or
them.
some
tr y.
(:11 fuel.
Conn;
of the
' years.
,‘A
than
iti‘tllz ltion of
amount :1 000 hill) in to be six per cent.
preferred still-kl and
common '
The concerns which will be absorbed
by tho National Company are ii‘.
Dickinson 6'; Company. and the bilioiict
Company no Essex. Collin:
.Btrickiund and the. Pratt
01 Clinton.
Hughes Distilling (Ionwuny. the Onion-
ia‘l‘ Chemical Company. of Cheater: the
Glcdhiil Company. a
‘CIom pally.
i is in.
what street it is sl‘iliatollv-ihe value of i
an .1111 i‘lli’l‘illl‘lll Iilcponds
w—m“
Ker-p your ores open.
furnishes loud for thought;
illiitui'inl [or ll ll‘hrlo puiiili'
('ciilonl.
imlltt‘
Delight rosults'Troni inviting
iliiill iiiiticipniull
\ertisl menl liiidorcsuln‘ater
‘Mllliiinln- lot your nit
rather than
adv or its
Tour harden does not bring autis-
i‘nciorv results without cuitivntimiw
iioithol' dons your advertising space.
Have you ovci thought that business
leakages may be eniiiig up proiits ins.
ioplonisli
i111: run
all questions.
‘ Olll‘ lid. man may be able to often
is willing t' 1
lie
A aiiiiiin tonic for llllSln(!NS~‘8d\'(‘l"
lining in the Sentinel. \
Now is the time to apply 01‘ our ad.
milll i‘m' that business stimulator. '
*»”_m
The door of success is labeled Push.
WITCH HAZEL COMBINATION.
Company
CLINTON. March 13-Thc
Witch linuol Company, a continuation
to control the output of extract
witch hazel by manufacturing distil-
loiies is now declared to ho ilrl intent-
The c‘mliuny will have u can
uo‘mnanl’
it is not.
8% 000 000.
The Output to be Controlled by
of Distillers.
of
Conn;
Johnson (a
of Na
lkaovm the
torso billiard
mo Iitoeu
can 111 thallium
rue ,
Uin‘t’l'Vf‘liOil
furnishes in We ll
1111311102.:
‘iitionul
the remainder
William A
Ohomlcai
of East Haddnm.
the Mystic Distilling Company.
or Mvstlc, Conn: is. W. (iouid it
of Maiden Mass.-
Norwich. Conn: F. 8 Seymour. 010111141-
iyiuo. Guam. and Shannan a Company.
of illicit. N. Y.
E E. Dickinson. of the drill of 117.19.
“Kacp- Dickinson 8 Co., is to be the president
The manufacture or
1 extract. or witch ballet pronounce pram
ticsiiy to 11 mm socti -
Vi; ulna. who to the stiriili’Jvarows ‘
hilly and reproduce» itself in about out
at pilF
i‘luac li‘isied I’m-ontwl tell you. my
upon tlicI, son, it is a great deal harder to spend
:nioiioy uilii good judgmout than it is
‘to make it.
The Y 011117: Mon (not. so 1 lose listed)
iiithui' lot me take half the
‘i'lmiiloil oil :(llli' hands You make 1:.
Illiltl i ii spend it.
'REMARKABLE CURES OF RHEUM»
ATISM.
From the vindicator. l'iuthei'fordton
N C
1H i.) H ‘
The editor of the Vindicator has had
ocousiou in lost the efficacy of Chain-
boi'lain‘s Pain Balm twice with the
moat i‘l‘lllili'killlit‘ results in each case
First 1:11 Ii rho unintism in the shoulder
from uhich .e adhered excruciating
pain for 1011 days. which “as relieved
Iwith two applications of Pain Balm.
rubbing the parts afflicted and realiz
lug instant benefit and entire r:- -liof in
n vciy short time Second. in rlicuiuu
Help in thigh joint. almost pi'ostrnting
.liiui with severe pain, which was re.
lievcd by two 11pplioulions,rubbiug
with the Vinimciii. 011 retiring at night,
and geti 11g 1in iron from pain. For
snip by G. (Y. Stillson. Souln Norwnlk:
1'3. ‘. Wood. Noi'wulk.
l‘itpz'ildniiihlt \lrs. (iiiuogo Illlllli
log a onlllml 11111 8011) to lllitl' you
1111 linvingl‘ trouble with your 1007:.
Mrs Upjollilw \';1". i shall lime to
let Serena go. i didn't mind her pi'ao
living on the piano now 11111! ”W“. but
she wants to join our goii‘ club:
STRIKES A RICH FIND.
“l was troubled for several years
with chronic indigestion and nervous
dellllity." writes l". J. Green, of Lon-
caster. N. ll. “No remedy helped me
until i began using Electric Bitters.
which did me more good than all the
medicines l ever used. They. have all
so kept my wife iil excellent health f01
your.» Silo says lliettrio Bitters are
just splendid for fcuinio troubles; that
they are 11 12mm! ionic and invigorator
for weak. run down women. No other
medicine can take its place in our fnm
ily. " 'l‘iy them Only boo. Satisfsc
'tion guaranteed by F ii. Baxter.
l.
~..
3
of
which
ii).
the
Fond parent-“No. she won't work!
She never would worki! flho never
will work!!! ‘Tiiorc's only one thing
‘m-siie'li 'ava to so out to service!
Forsewdro you molnmoniaiiy in
cililned?
Fonton (who has just been discard
edino; declined. V
MHWWWmMHflmH»
WOEKING 24 HOUR! A DAY.
There's no root for those tireless
little wot-kernel) pr. Kings n f
Pills. IrVl/illiioiiis are always
11 s will?” ailiallsiiwuli‘lid' sthhih
es . vcr , o ' or 11
their Headache. drive out Mill aria
ulster grips or weaken 811111". taste
nice. worlé wonders. Try them
M ‘9. Hr BEHWI.“ ' .
mewfl‘mm-
OI‘OIIH.
0!
ain't in
liters
lag“,
.. 2 lb. pits. H.‘ O. Buckwheat.
ill: ‘7. bars aloha Soap.
Th mason exclaimed by tiinili d . r
biiity Vat
rates.
» V Jacobi" Layton C...”
Resident Agent.
.5 Mimosa pm...
‘ ' some seaward
very reasonable
Vitip‘erial a!
think it only
in a about. i V
1; iii ‘
I pound out of One of
gujsher I .tho lie. (is
our emp y
1841: . a V m! we find that the clot
Plumbing and Steam and simple to handle. me
My. 1
no: Water Hosting.
[for Air serum V
srovliisfifiifimvoas '
Rim'l‘iil “AND TIN ROOFING.
Gas and Steam IFIgIIVV
Fixtures. . Mom 3,
Gail
’ Have you seen our .1on of
HIOHMIOND RANOII I
.mmwu1
the an... 8 "niobium Connolly
Ts? WALL STREET» N‘TRWA I.“
Nclirziigia attended with sharp
(lili‘iiiig‘ pain over the eycs'or near
the lCl‘ilplt‘, is almost instantly re.
iiovcd by Accton.
Accton does not affect the heart.
At your Druggist's, 25c. a box.
Accton Medical Co.,
Mystic, Conn.
Modem
QUICK.
Who ll do my 'pliperinle,r in
a hurry and do it right?
I will.
JUNIUS BROWN.
South Main Street,
l'ndrr Buckley and Wheeler’s Bicycle
Store.
Res. 25 Elm Grove Place.
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‘AAAAAAAA‘AA‘AAAAA‘AAAA‘AA
”OUR Nswwo‘ooos
Arc now in stock
than ever before,
very low.
of ir‘lltS'l‘CLAsS PAPER HANGERS.
we arc in better position than ever to
do your work.
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING AND
DECORATING.
E E orham
10 First Avenue,
1.1. can use.
1305. People
who are
,
Food“ particular.
I Creamery
Fancy ”High Lawn"
‘ Print Butter. . 24c lb. -
Pure Lord. 100 lb. ‘
V Washburn. VCroiiby aolalnom
' Flour.
ll. 0. Pancake. V to pkg.
ii lb. pin. H. 0. Buokiih‘ut, 1“;
ll 0 Oatmeal,
Gold Dust, r
it burs good laundry soap.
Otc
A larger variety
Prices. as usual.
Having engaged at number
Eur Norwaik.
so by,
fectlve, and does no
sperm to the material
Iit comes in contact.
‘ly satisfied with our p “
.fecl Irec to say that it ‘ ‘
in every hotel and ,
house in the coup ' '
‘Vcheerfully récdmm
purpose. as in our opinl
the finest appliance in
pose on the market
Wishing you ever
' are, Sincere.
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Tel. 411s ' ‘
Crustal. V hill-iii
Open daily, except Solar
9 a. m to .le 111.. and from 1
Saturday, 9 a. m to 12 111.. Hill
on eveninx from 7 to 8.
interest allowed on depos
ALDEN BOLMA'NVS. Preit.
JOHN H. mama.“
GEO. F. BEAM.”
v aNOTIOE.
The First National Blink
Norwalk, 001111.. located a '
Lwaik in the state ot'Oonn '
closing up its affairs. All V
and others. «editing of
tion are therefore bomb
present the notes and at}:
against the assboiation lot 11“
CHARLEB E." W
Dated March 6,1901. '
Highest cash price paid
sis and materials of every
me a postal and i will call
Plompt attention and hi}
dealings with all. I am not:
in New York some dare thin “ ‘
week
immediate attention on in
will be given to any business that
come in during my absen
ABRAHAM
13 Raymond St. or 11 No
St" Store.
51 wsu. srnés'r. 146de
(Incorporated 1857 ’
CA TAL. V
SURPLUS and PRONTO.
EBENEZER HILL. Pros. B.
Vic. Pros. H. P. Pam
tor. J. P. TRIADWI
Assistant Cashier
MOTOR“
E Hill, E. K. Lockwoodpsl
well. E. J. HiliJ J.~A.0s . V.
Fitch. Joseph 0. Bundle)». l .1
Wil ilson. WJ‘ F‘Pisbop ”
Personal property. 116.111., . -V
etc. deposited in the 1M ' .
Vaults in New York city. {rd . '
der the law of the nuts or N v
though the owner be strand ‘
other state.‘1‘bin can be
renting a safe in the “Safe 1 ..
33.: of the National basil = ”*7
93 Washiuion It» m-
Winona. . ' ‘
“than:
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