. Wallace Mkrvin’s horses
sinner Smokey is moving from First
v to Cove street.
P. Morrell. Jr.. and F. .1. Bartlett
‘ ve been visiting in Kenslco.
”om—u. \
The Mayflower Hook and Ladder
omnany will meet tonight.
".-
Jomes L'Hommedieu's' class in the
Motilitodiet Church will meet tomorrow
,. n g .
Roy Decker. of Osborne avenue. was
home from Greenport. L. 1., to spend
.. Sunday.
Charlotte Gorbam. of Keyser avenue,
» who has been ill of scarlet fever. Is im-
proving.
Frank Dorn will lead the Epworth
League meeting in the Methodist
Church tonight.
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Stella L. Gardiner. oi. Strawberry
Hill. has been visiting friends In Beth-
ol_-.and Wilton.
. Dr. Herbert ,Ayres has returned to
New Yorkl after tau/visit at his home In
Van Zandt avenue. '
.i. A. Home. of New York. was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Jackson. of
Riverside avenue. Sagurday.
Rev; J. J. Foust will leavetomormw
for New York. where he will attend
the New York East Conference.
Mrs. John L'Hommedieu and son
Earle. of Bette street. have returned
from a week's visit in New Haven.
Mrs. Base and grand-daughter. of
Brocklyn. have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Howell. of Cove street.
The Clover Leaf Circle of King's
Daughters of the South Norwulk Con
gregational Church. will meet with
Miss Lillian St. John. of 13 St. John
avenue. Friday afternoon. at 3 o‘clock.
Frederick Coming. of Osborne ave-
nue. was home from New York. Sini-
duy. He has passed the examinations
of the School of Embalming and grad-
uated. and on April 19. he will try the
state board examinations in New York.
A deeply spiritual season was enjoy-
ed at the service of communion and
iovet feast in the Advent Church. Sun-
day morning. In the evening the ser-
vice was under the direction of Mr.
Richard Bland. of the Young People’s
Society of Loysl Workers.
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Coal gas escaping from the furnace
filled the house of Edgar Hawaii at 71
Cove street. Saturday night, and made
Mrs. Howell and Mrs. Base and grand-
daughter quite ill. for a time. A phy-
sician was summoned and they have
now recovered from the effects.
'l‘lie Latlles' Aid Society of the Meth-
odist Church will hold a special meet-
ing in the church parlors. Wednesday
afternoon. The collectors of the inter—
est fund are asked to be present. There
will he work for the ladies. Wednes-
day evening the Epwortli League will
hold a special meeting. The Thursday
evening prayer meeting will be led by
Fred Field.
The services at the Methodist Church
yesterday morning and evening ,were
especially fine. in the morning a dou-
ble quartette sang. but in the evening a
chorus of twenty voices gave the can-
tsta The Risen King. and the Sunday
school gave ll line program. The chorus
was composed as follows: Sopranos.
Mrs. Hurry Lewis. Miss Currie Carpen-
ter. Miss Nellie Funchcr. Mina Lina
erickson, Miss Clara Ainswortb and
Mrs. Arthur Wuldron; contraltos. Mrs.
Frank Merriam. lilies Nina Carpenter.
Miss Laurette Ainewortli. Mrs. L.
Keoler and Miss Maude Keeler; tenors.
Smith Ferguson, Jerome Smith. Frank
Self and Frank Merriam: bases. Fred
Field. Hurry Hoyt. Frank Doro. Will
Elites and Charles Ainsworth. Tho.
whole musical program was In charge
of Frank Merriam and he deserves the
greatest credit for the manner In which
he produced It. The orchestra was
composed of Miss Nelllc I.’Hommcdieu.
organist: Mien Sadie Randall. pianist:
. William Poyvcz. Miss Jessie Bronson
nnd George Ingbsm. viol fats. and
Theodore Glover. double use. The
evenlngprogram was:
Orchestra.
Hymn No. 1.
Prayer; .
Rev. J. .i. Follfit.
Scripture Reading.
0ftortory-VIelln solo.
William Poyvoe.
Hymn Bio.
Recitation.
‘ Grace Robinson.
Bong.
infant Clans.
Exercise.
“‘ ”v illx Boys.
8011'.
Clans of Girls.
Recitation and Boo
Cine 0 Girls.
39bit.
Class of Boys.
Recitation melon
. All Is Carroll find Kital-tr illusion.
Canto a-«Ji‘he iiiuhit his.
, ‘Vlilent‘ine. of Dalton.
. b'us been the 8
. Christian Advent Church in East Nor-
' days before.
D. homo.
James II. Raucous i V‘ his
in owelcblue him beck. to
Mrsl’urdy.‘ of Wyoming A
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Hattie Darrow. of ~Westnorr.
ӣ51 or her not. Mrs.
Willi.‘ Longoon. Dorian." .. .
The Rev. series a. crown. of the
Congregational Church. preached yew
farting for the first time since his long
‘ nee .
Mrs. G. W. Themes. of Weed avenue.
Stamford. who has been the guest in
Mrs. Mary E. Hobbie. of Darlen. has
returned home.
L..~W__,
'I‘ne Bil-chard Sisters. of Dorian. took
part‘in ‘the Easter program in the
walk. yesterday.
The Rev. C. A. Wilison. pastor of
the Methodist Church. preached his
farewell sermon, last night. He took
for his subject “Was He Guilty?"
Miss Fannie Turney. of New York.
Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Cro-
§foot. of King's Highway. Miss Turney
is at school teacher employed in the
metropolis.
Services iii nil ilnrien and Noroton
churches yesterday. were appropriate
for Easter-tide. Good congregations
attended all places of worship. despite
the inclement weather.
William E. Street, of Dayton. has re.
ceiitly severed his connection with the
Pennsylvania Coalioompany as accre-
‘tery; With his family he will later
take a trip to Lurope.
Among Mrs. Mary E. Hobbie‘s visit-
one on her birthday were Masters Will»
tei- Gordon. Harold and Herbert wtl
mott. They remembered her with a
box of Easter greetings and some very
pretty cards for her birthday.
L. Clsuo‘n Smith's urtosiun well at
his residence in Daricn. is progressing
rapidly. It Is now very deep. but, Mr.
Smith will continue sinking It until he
obtains a satisfactory supply of water.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilmot. of Noroton
who has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
Will W. Kirk. Railroad avenue. for
several months. is now visiting for a
few weeks with relations in Stamford.
A business meeting of the Epworth
League was held in the Sunday school
room of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Thursday evening. Mrs. C. A.
Wilison resigned her position as vice
president. also as e. member of the
League.
The funeral of Mrs. Rebeccs Rock
ott. mother of Mrs. Alexander Muckey.
will be held from the house. tomorrow
afternoon. at 3 o'clock. Rev. Louis
French. rector of the Noroton Episco-
pal Church. will odlciate. Mrs. Rock-
ett died Friday and had passed her
ninetietb birthday anniversary a few
Edward Bates lost another horse,
Friday. Mr. Bates drove down to
Scotch Cove. left the horse mid went
fishing. When he returned the. animal
was down and was unable to get tip.
Veterinarian i. A. Boyce. oi Noroton.
was summoned. but he could not save
the animal and it soon died.
Services in the Darlen Congregation-
al Church In the morning. included se-
lections by the regular choir. and In
the evening on Easter concert was pre-
sented by the Sunday school. Both
services were very beautiful. The Rev.
Herbert S. Brown preached. ycsterdny.
for the first time since he was Ill. He
was‘bourtlly welcomed by his flock.
A Noroton mun left his ilOl‘rii‘ In
front of Jacob Miller's place. Thursday
evening. while he sluked his thirst. The
man was so long about the operation
that the animal. which was also thirsty.
started home. When the owner came
out of Mr. Miller's place hit was alertn-
ed to find the horse missing. Suspocb
lng thilt the animal had been stolen ho
Immediately gave an alarm and Insti-
tuied u scorch. He was surprised Iat-
er. to find the animal in his burn It
The Norwuik trolley car. which was
scheduled to leave the bridge at Not-o-
ton at 5:30 Friday evening. was delay-
cd for two hours. The armature In
some way became raised. cunning tl hot
box. Motormaii l-Ioward Wilmott and
Conductor llorbcrt Lockwood were In
charge. They had some trouble in
finding a telephone. but by walking
about it mile they found one. They
telephoned for help and u wrecking
car was sent to their aid. The car
ronohod Norwalk at 8: If).
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The New York World yesterday eon.
tabled the following about a well-
known summer ml on! at Colleudar'n
Point. who has be it mentioned as a
candidate for Mayor of New York city:
"John D. Crimmlne meets ills obioo
lion to n shorter term for mayor eon-
olunlvely in saying: 'A mayor who has
tic-nod two years. It satisfactory. will
no doubt be reelected. and it be Is not
settetnctorym lwoyear term in long
oimngh.‘ How many mayors has New
York had in the last twenty years that
were so very good that the people real.
ly cried for four years of them
was...
Miss Stalin Austen. president of the
Junior Christian Endeavor. was given
night by the young Mural-ere
honor of her return from her southern
i“
a surprise party at the millilitres of
Rev. Herbert ll. Brown Home?
It
trip The Juniors also presented their
leader with two beautiful bonito. Iii-e
' ury- W. Walls. of Llhooln in.
siting In New York city
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la suite ill lit her home in
mum-WWW
Mrs Howard slow. or Maple ave-
hue. ii it returned from a week’s visit
with fr ends in New writ.
Joseph Flood who u employed by
Grocer A. Dibble. has recovered from It
recent attack of the grip.
Miss Belle 'l‘uthill. of Hickory Bluff,
as been ill of a severe attack of the
tip. but is now recovering.
John Coffin has left his position in a.
South Norwnlk lock factory. and taken
a position on the steamer Kate C. Ste.
vans.
u...
Thomas Darling and family moved
up from New York Saturday. for the
summer and are now. occupying their
west side residence.
Eugene Ambler, ,of. Newark. N. .i..
spent yesterday at his home in Cross
street His daughter Mabel accompan-
ied him and will spend two weeks here.
The Rowayton and Dalian boys‘
baseball teams played an interesting
gameof bull Friday. The Darlene fin-
ally won. The score was thirteen to
fifteen.
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M . .
One of the town roadmsklng ma.
stable Edward J. Ludrigan. who has
the contract for the road work in this
district. by B. A. Griffin.
mm
Cnptnln Freolund's bunt was towed
from Wilson’s Point. to New York.
'l‘Iiursdny. where gasoline power will
be Installed In her. John. Jesse and
Bert Ayres accompanied the boat to
New York.
Those who long for hard oluius have
been greatly hilmperod by tho weath-
er of the last few weeks. Those choice
bivalves are source in these waters
nowadays Even with good weather
the harvest is not large.
(hniies Webb who found the met.
eorlto at his residence on the west side
a few days ago has been offered so for
a picic of tile specimen. He refused
the offer. as he thinks he will be able
to obtain more money for It. as his find
Is thought to be a valuable one.
Notwithstnndiug the Inclement wen-
ther quite II number of people who
have cottages at Belle litlaiid have been
"camping out" there the last few days.
Among them are the Misses Lens and
Grace and Wallace Strohmoyer. Misses
Flora and Olivia and Arthur Walters.
The Easter music in both churches
were excellently rendered. In the
Methodist Church a choir composed
of Miss Lillian Crockett Mrs. Mary
Ely Miss Ollie Hart Mrs. Henry God-
frey and Messrs. William Clark and Ai-
fred Crockett sang beautiful Easter
selections morning and evening. lilies
Iouise Stevens was accompanist.
W". TON.
D. I). Tcliord spout Sunday with his
family in Wilton.
R: H. Fitch entertained the Senior
Whlst Club. Saturday.
Apples are scarce and are selling
for ninety cents per bushel.
Mrs. George Ogdcn‘s select school
will close. next week for the Easter re-
cess.
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Mrs. Stanton Coley. of Cannons. has
returned from n visit with friends In
Norwnlk.
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Mr. iiini Mrs. ll. H. Fitch spout. Bun
day with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Holden. in
Dnnbury.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Morris. of North Wil-
ton. iiro both recovering from a severe
attack of the grip.
Georgi) Htltl. of, New York. was the
guest ovcr Bundily at the Folsom rosi-
deuce. Ridnoly Form.
M I's.
week of Mrs. D. B. Ogden.
.i..-um-
twice.
wise predict mild spring weather.
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ther.
sect business proper for said meeting.
mac—a.-
Chauncey end NYJohn Thomas Lee
take place InN Wednesday
we
reception have been received by Wil
ton friends.
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occurred April to. at llll home In Hurt
lustrous um of pie. and was one e
at his late residences:
Ghofiw
(simmer = .
s
Austen was taken oompi by our noon. their»
on». All was phoned l,huoruinit w ill hillside «notary. , i
Lester Cakes of Crockett avenue. is 6 .
j the street of Albert Karlie. of East No. .
. whiff. lb is week ~
chines has been out In repair for com .
l). i). Telford and family. of
the metropolis. arc the guests for this
Thu pooping of frogs has been heard
Once more and the weather
Minutes Marliurct and Sarah Telford
and Min Agnes Ogden spent Thursday
with Miss Helen stinger. of Cannons.
Dally service was omitted at ill.
Matthew‘s Church Wednesday and
Thursday. owing to the inclement wen-
Tho annual lilaetor meeting of St.
Matthews parish will be held at the
rectory on Monday at 8 p. nu. to from
The marriage of Miss Mary Amelia
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April 17th. .invi lions to the wedding
The community Was pained to hear
of the death of courier Knew. which
butt ctr-eel. the effect of some weekly
dine-limith the grip. lir. Knapp was
Wiltonia highly respected oltirenc. A
wife. one son and three sisters survive
him. The funeral iservioea were held
on ”stem:
very finevi I: of CPR
$10.. up
g5o kind at ”.175.
suit. (nit vest) 8 to 16 years
HATS-tlle hind
for tho solidi cost of 7:.
We earnestl urge y
think better of t em. in +
the bargain.-
Now for that FOURvPLY LINEN COLLAR: any 5155!?“
in no better or store practice
than by investin
lien in the hope
i‘ineursn‘cc sold by 1
General Life insurance Company.
through their General A cut.- .
FRED 11 F1 141?... , -
a
Minot 4 o‘clock . m .
1‘1} rt. the estates stiles ‘
Tattle. The place is
r: incur
we can prove t he to this we
for their protecv
guaranteed life
it cosmonaut
ii
United Bank nun in'g.
' South emails
. ailing rid :lfloi‘ljm Hut
Miss Mao Kirk. of Norwalk. in the
guest of Mrs. Levl‘llrusb. East avenue.
Miss Estelle Kellogg is visiting In
Washington. with rcintivcs and
friends.
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Joseph ilorneli has opened a customi
tailoring shop In Stamford. on Atlantic
street.
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Stephen B. Hoyt. of Wesleyan. Is
spending the Easter vacation with his
parents.
Union Fast Day service was held in
the Congregational Church. Rev. J. H.
Hoyt preached.
The ladies of the Congregational
Church will give it social and supper.
Thursday. April ll.
Miss Agnes Hoytinttended the Wed
ding oi lilies Clara Alice]. In Brooklyn.
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Lester Toms and daughter Mil»
tired, of Stamford. are guests of Mrs.
M. 0. Seeley. East avenue,
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The annual Easter services of St.
Mark's Sunday school were held In the
church. Easter day. at i p. in.
A meeting of the King‘s Daughters
was hold at the home of the leader.
Mrs. George Kellogg. today. at 3:30 p.
in.
Mrs. Bedford. of Brooklyn. will be
the leading soloist iii the Congrega‘
tioual Church. at the Easter service.
Sunday morning.
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A social will be held at the house of
Henry New.mnn Sellock's Corners.
next Tuesday evening. for the benefit
of the library fund.
Mrs. George Peterson. of
Bridgeport. were the. guests of local
friends yesterday. Mr. Peterson Is a
lay breached of the Methodist Church.
M r. iillti
ilondor. of Wecbawken
Heights. N. .I.. will conduct services In
the Baptist Church. Sunday. W. F.
Waterbury. oi Stamford. will preach
at 7:30 p. m.
Rev. .1. 'l‘.
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Next \\-'ednosdcy evening. the his.
sonic Association will hold Its apnnnl
social and entertainment, In the lodge
room and bull. commencing at eight
o‘clock. The entertainment will com
prlso music. rocltntions and speaking.
Mr. uud Mrs. Warren. of New York.
and other professional entertainers.
will also be present. No one but mem-
bern of the order end their families
will be. admitted. Professor Meta's or-
chostru of Stamford will play. The
committee am C. B. Filncher. V. 1.
Bones and Edward Rutledge.
mono cmcKeu THIEVIIO.
m
Dorian Residents Lou About One Hun-
dred Fowl. on saturdny Night.
Mrs. Fanny Rates. of Dorian. had a
thin flock of seventy-live ohieltbnayhjri»
day night when she retired. Baturdhy
morning she found that she had only
five chickens to her credit. Sometime
during the night a thief entered the
coop and carried off seventy of the
fowie. Samuel Belden also suffered
the loss of twenty-five outof a. honest?
full of egg producers. Soho wonder
has been operating heavily in this part
of the country for the that week or
two and It will not be surprising If how
,
C
-
In mount it he continues to pursue it
present course. These dopro‘tiltimll
have been going on through marten.
Dorian. Went Norwnlk. springdnle and
Newton. The same nurses in
to be connected with all the robbeee
reported if ho is caught it will oer-l
minty go hard with him. The author-
:0
Ilies have poem In some Iii-f
stances and or are kunlh‘hm it oilirt
gent. mullet for the culprit. limit
Fine Old“ Kill. Taylor.
The Most, Popular Whisker
wmonr at wanton.
I G. HEMILTON
l. nil.
in America
Distillers.
: houlhvliit. My.“
son eALI av”
' cerium r.
Mrs. E. L. Gregory is Ill.
Mrs. David 'I‘Inliier Ia III with asthma
and grip.
Mr. Lester and family huvo moved
to Norwelli.
Mina Frankie Gregory is visiting rel»
atives In Bridgeport.
'haluuel Crauford. of
visiting his parents.
Rev. Mr. Munnon preached in the
chapel Sunday afternoon.
*‘on
Brooklyn. in
Adaughtei was born to Mr. and
Mrs. John Roddy last week.
m- .—
Mr. Burger a two little sons are scr-
Iousiy ill with malarial fever.
John Benton. of Brooklyn. was cal.
ling on friends here on Sunday.
Allen. Burton. of Long island city.
spent Sunday at his old home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Webb. of Norwaik.
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
Gregory.
cu-
been a guest of Miss Bertie Van
Hoosear. the past week.
An Easter concert of music and reci-
tations was ”given by the. Sunday
school cliildrenrond. teachers in the
chapel Sunday evening.
Miss Pearl 'l‘lultler will give a party
at her home this evening to her mm
friends. It being the eighteenth anni-
versary of her birthday.
WOMEN FOR SOUTH AFRICA.
our to Follow Mr. Cham-
rlnln'p Advice.
NEW YORK. Anril 8~A rather an.
expected result has followed Mr. Chem»
berlnin’s recent speech In support of
the scheme for sending, women out to
South Afrietl at the conclusion of-the
war. as s the London correspondent of
the. 'I‘rl one. An enormous number of
letters has been received from women
eager to emigrate sud reluctant to wait
until hostilities are ended. One woman
who wrote direct to Lord Salisbury said
she was prepared to go out at once with
her mother and sisters. but she Indicat-
ed no particular sphere of brambles!
Another wrote to the colonial on In
behalf of hsmli and in few other “first-
class lady harbors ” Naturally. the
colonial office authorities are doing
their utinost to diminution applications
from mines other than than who I.“
self-dependent. Ind girls orthonormal
3 are urgently advised not to go at
1” It Is very doubtful whether there
will be any openings for them. and the
Many Are
publici pt housed for the pur-
pose drug-rill free name- to the
(Lane
STUDENT. AflflgflTED FOR M0)”-
a
million. April 8~A «spawn from
list. Iielorebnrg to the hunter Telegram
‘ompany says the police at Kbarlroif
have arrested twentyone students for
m at the railroad station. on the
on of "It “PM or. of other stu-
Ilium who won “pulled for being holl-
nectod with previous disturbances at.
Kharkoif. A {anabol- of students war:
II): n Pm and
«ire. wh‘eredhey it man he'll:
ed‘ particular approval of certain paw
sexes of n play which seemed to refer
existing political conditions in flue-
ion: in powder. ‘
POMFRE'I‘. A rll EwA house ocou‘
d It Will In find '2
till. but... will. on
totally destroyed at ii 0 “oioeii yesterday
« ill: but annulus
nylon thieves have been traced as far
tot.
as Dorian but were there lost all tract: ,0!
0H
Miss Bertha Miller. of Danbury. has '. -
mo 6 “ma
nieuuoho “damn: i
mmumuum
1‘1 WALL m; IOWALK.
“We have no fear of Grip or
Cold with Acctou on hand ” said
some of our mail order patrons
during the epidemic last year. it
is sure to break up a Cold in one
night and cure La (irippc.
if your druggi'st will not get it.
it can be sent in mail. 25c. ., post—
paid
ACETON .\i EDICAL ($0..
Mystic. Conn.
' Who’ll do my papering in
a hurry and do it right ?
, twin.
VJUNIUS BROWN.
South Main Street,
Under Buckley and Wheeler’s Bicycle .
. Store. ~ ~ ..
Res.-25.Elm grove Place.
OURfNEW GOODS _.
Are now in stock A larger variety
than ever before. Prices. as usual.
very low. .liuviug engaged a numbei
of FIRBTAJLABS PAPER HANGERS
we are in‘ better position than ever to
do your work
DICORATINB:
M» -m
10 Pint Avenue. last Namath.
. Tel. can one. Q
"Readies Makeili
a Full Man’?
a meagre COSt.’
Fancy High Lawn Print Butler. 280 lb.
Very best finger Corn. 3 units for 26c.
Fancy "hobo Pauli" Tomatoes. to can.
3 lb. can and. very fine ‘ lilo elm.
Domeiiio Cardinals. ho can.
‘; Ma; y
A. STUL
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Comstwko
,5 Watkins
& Dew.
7 Norwalk. Conn" located at South
. present the notes and other e
PAINTING. PAPER HnNGING AND ‘
E E Gerham
In this case at M11
is lbs. Grille. Sugar for l, 31.00 ~ .
H. 0. Datum. lilo pkg.
Pilinbury's Oatmeal. ’ 9c pits.
Early June Pen. 3 cans for 25c.
TO sun" sveaveou
WW,
WE HAVE THEM COMING BY
CAR LOAD EVERY FEW DAYS.
Wan-— ‘v
M. TARLQV
connections ransom.
museum, . '
"’ sour NORWAIK
s: Wires reliving
Open daily, except Saturday. firm
9a.m.t013m.,sndfrom1m3p.m
Saturday. 9 a. m to 12 in. 011110an
day evening from 7 to .
interest allowed on deposits. in I
ALDEN SOLMANS. Preet. **
JOHN H. FERRIB, Vice-Prom -
GEO F. BEARSE. Sec. andTru.
{4'53
NOTICE. ~
The First National Bank. of south
walk. in the state of Canteens. ..
closing up its affairs. A11 sate-n .
and others. creditors of Mid “591:1”
tion are therefore hereby not! 1K0.
against the association for names
‘ CHARLES 111- 15381118.!)
. Dated March 5. 111111- -
Home for Ca
Ighest cash price paid for old W,
all? and materials or every use. '
me a postal and i will call.
Prompt attention and .
dealings with all. i sin oceanic .
in N‘ew York some em WW
wee
immediate attention on It! me;
will be given to any basilica! til“ 1;“,
come in during my a . L
ABM
18 Raymond St. or 11 North
8t. store.
D W. RAYMOND
FUNERAL electron ‘-
AND lMIALMER.
as wuslnxton st.
Residence, 0 C
mm c lieu-0.3 ,
”1&1: rgmght
con
stant y“.
allotberreiuluot‘i
run.“ by a: o. plume one 1
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