“ 93 P8 . . R euven' e,
lat"brnuklng in” on the White other 5‘
{Th oyster sloop. windwhns‘bévn
l 3%
Messrs. Dunn and Gardner, With
. their families, have moved to Benedict
Iht'mrw ‘ - ,
”Mrs. Cook. of Van‘Zundt avenue. bus
none to Bridgeport. to be the guest of
her eon. .
Walter Lewis, of St. John avenue,
luau gone to Long Branch. New Jersey.
for .a visit. ~ ~ ‘
Miss Alice Rider. of
is entertuln‘iu
lirldgeport. .,. '
Mrs. Francis Ailing. of WestHaven.
is the guest of Mr. and“ Mrs. Clifford
Ailing, of Cottage nveu ye. ‘.
Mm. St. John. of fit. phn avenue. is
entertaining Mrs. Edward Coxnstoch‘.'ol‘
Four Corners. Broad River.
Maple 'nvonue.
g Miss Lottie Moi-rell. ol'
Judd & Sheron. the bridge grocers. '
have disaolved partnership. Hereafter
Mr. Judd will conduct the business
alone. ‘
’l‘wo East Norwalk young men, Grant
Anderson and Charles Weed. are train-
ing for a hundred mile run. on their bi-
cycles.
William ll. Earle is having a new
piazza built on hid house. in East ave-
nue. A. R. Mfllklmhns the ddllll‘dct for
the work. ' ' “
'l‘hc l‘grce (‘lub will meet at the
home of Mrs. Harry Hoyt, Cove street.
tonight. All members are urged to be
prouent.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Euro
Avenue Methodist Church. will hold its
regular at etlug tomorrow. afternoon.
at 2..’o’clock.
Katherine. the daughter or. hir. ‘nnd
Mrs. . C. 'l‘holll’ds. of Henry street.
has returned horrid “from a visit with
relatives in New Haven.
A working session of the Ladies‘ Aid
Society of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. will be held in the c'nrch par-
lors. Wednesday, at 2 o’clock.
Miss Belle “commendation serldu, - '
ly ill of a complication of diseases. She
is reported to be a little worse today,
llrr many friends hope for her speedy
recovery.
Charles Weed. while wheeling from
Stamford to his home in Cove street,
broke the roar fork of his bicycle. by
catching a piece of wire in the rear
sprocket.
.l. Wallace Marvin. the popular coal
dealer, who has been ill tor a long time
at his home in Pine Ridge, has almost
recovered. and expects to return to
work. during the Week.
Stobbins Adams. of Hill street. has
recovered from his. long illness, and is
now recuperating. prepumtory..pto re~
turning to Work. Mr. Atlanta‘s many
friends are glad to see him Well ligaln.
Katherine and Kenneth Thomas.
children of Mr. and Mrs. Williamfl.
'l‘hom’na. of Henry street. have leftvthe
East Norwalk public school. and are
now attending the Ovell‘Rlvcr School,
Norwalk. '
$eymour Smith, of: Long Green.
Maryland. arrived from the South. Yen-
tcrday. and is now visiting relatives in
ltust Norwalk. Mr. Smith. resides a
fl‘ly miles from the city of Baltimore.
Dr. (‘harlcs Bohannan’s burn. on the
Gregory Point boulevard. has been al-
most rebuilt. A new cupola has been
uddcd. the roof has been rcshingled and
a large portion of the siding has been
replaced by new boards. The building
is now practically new.
Miss Fannie Fitch‘s sprained wrist
has suilicicnlly recovered to allow hcr
to return to her duties at the Croi’ut &
Knupp llat factory. South Norwnlk.
She returned to work yesterday morn-
ing, after an absence of about two
mollllls.
'l‘bc Muyllowrr baseball team no yet,
have no grounds on which to play. this
your. Mayflower Oval. their old ball
around hm lit-cu mid. and the team will
ho unable to play thorn. A new din-v
mond will undoubtedly be found be-
loro the Manson is for advanced.
The Mlixtll'll ilcllo Cameron and Edith
Youngn, composing the 1901 graduating
class. of the Most Norwalk High School.
have romplctvd their course of studios.
and are now attending uehool‘ font
purpose of further preparing ’tll r‘
uruduutinn csunyn.
A contractor from Mount. Vernon with
in blunt Norwulk and South Norwullt.
.l“l.ll-ll.'.ltllly. looking for carpenters to
work on a lob at Fiouud Bench. He re~
ported that the carpenter business wun
booming down that way. it in hard
to llnd carpenter-n enough to do the
work. The local carpentern wish that
home of that boom would land in this
auction of the country.
Wench in running very high in the
thiud.‘gwday.j. The night In a pretty
our from ideal Not-walk. ii'ho veesolu
that aria Venturing out in the Sound
urn inborlnnwery heavily in the gala.
Only the lament omit are to be neon.
Yesterday. also the storm wan severe.
but smaller boutnwere out. The men
aboard the venueln appear to be having
it hard time of it.
Mrs. J. ill. Smith. of (lounge avenue.
muertulned about twenty-live friends.
bmt night. in honor of her guest, Minn
Amelia ‘Bezurth. rot,” hptsvyorth, New.
.lcrney. A moot chl'yoble" tithe“ was
had by all those with; attendant. The
plenum-ea oi the evening were milled to
by rim-era! nuphophone selections by
Arthur/C. Wood.» solo by Mrs. A. E. w
mlluthorpr. and {duct by J. 13.“. Smith
andflllkltlil Smith. A line collation
woo stifled lhejeisembled party. All
returned home reporting an excellent
1mg. gt l :”'_i, ‘l. ,_, '4‘ ‘.
L‘ Darlon. entertained men
‘ the head. Sunday. at her home. by
in commlsalon ltoii‘tlto summer. ‘
ll trim a?
“Ire. Francis Conley. ol.’ South Nor?
walk. was the guest. Sunday. or Mrs.
Theodore Sherman. ‘ ’
Chester A. Johnson lute returned
home to Darlen from a visit in New
York, Brooklyn and New..lornoy.
Mrs. Frost was severely out abofit.
uneven holiday. ~.
ailing of plaster from the ceiling“ ,. y
'; Louis Wheeler, of ltownyton..ha8vr6‘w:
signed his pouition as a titer in the
Knowltpn.ll‘l e and ovum Bond.
Joseph We eman Mntliornnd family.
have I‘ll-(Wed from Binoldyn‘ to Durien.
for, the .sprlag‘und summer. months.
“ r. and Mrs. 0. C. Bowen. of Doro
len, will entertain their daughter. Mrs.
C. .133; Hayes, of New York city, tble.
week.
'W.’ 6. James and family have moved
up.trom New York tor the summer
and are occupying their house on On-
ltldgo. i
The Rev. C. A. Willcon preached
morning and evening Sunday. in tho
Redford street. New York. Methodist
Episcopal Church. ‘ ' ‘1“? 1 .
The J. B. Mather plucephr Main.
street, Darlen. will be occupied, this.
summer. by Mrs. Richard BOhllIlllMl,
of New York city. '
Mrs. Gilbert Finch. ol’ (lvlonbrook,
was the guest yesterday of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs.‘ Benjamin St. John. 01
Main street, Darlen. .
Chester A. Johnson has made all ap-
plication for a position with the Amer-
ican Express Company. He had re
ceived much encouragement of success.
The Hall children. who have been
spending, the winter with Miss Lep-
ham. in Shorten, were taken home to
New York. yesterday afternoon. by
their mother.
A special praise service was held in
the Congregational Church. Sunday
night. A quartette composed of Ellis
Jones. EdWar-d.,;Hlndley. Stanley Whit-
;n‘ey‘land Altped‘ Mort-house random
i‘fllld"lnllslo.'l.‘ ,;-:_ “
Mrs. N. E. Gleason. who has been
indignant of button fi~iends,'retiirned
to ll'er‘hom‘e in New Canaan. Saturday.
Mrs. A. R. Raymond. of Dnriou. on-
tertaincd herfilfitcr, Mina Etta Hoyt.
of South Norwalk, Sunday.
Gardner Stevens starts today for St.
Paul. Minn..:whero he has secured the
(tuition of assistant engineer on the
hicugo and Nohmwesi Railway. Mr.
Stovens's many friends wish him much
success in his new position.
Mrs. Julia A. Howe died Saturday.
at her home in Noroton Heights. The
deceased was sixty-tour years of age.
She is survived by three daughters.
The funeral was held at her late rosi-
deuce. this afternoon. Burial was in
the 0x Ridge cemetery.
Druggist Robert A. McDonald re
ports that tho bicycle business is very
good in Darlen, this spring. He has
just sold twelve new bicycles. ten of
which he has received and oxpm-tu. in
a few days. the arrival of the others,
Mrs. Dr. Payne is criticnlly ill at her
home. in Noroton ‘avcnnc.
‘TllO Knowlton Fife and Drum Band.
fllteen utrOng.‘Went to Bridgeport. last
night. and attended the hall of the
American Graphdphonc Company's
hand. All the members. report that
they woriroyaily entertained. They
arrived home during the nniull hours.»
this morning. a ’
The Volunteer Hook and Ladder
Company met. Saturday night. for toe
purpose of selecting a site on which to
remove their truck house from the
present location, the land on which it
stands having been sold to Charles
Adams by Samuel Grumman. l‘hcy
have selected a piece of ground. but
have not yet come to an agreement
with the owners.
John Newton Seohold, an old-time
resident of Dorian died Saturday night
at ill o'clock. r. Scofleld was due
of the town's most respected citizens
and was ulllvercally liked. He was
born here seventy-live yours ago. om.
Sconcld had been ailing only u short
time and it was thought that he was
on the road to recovery when the 11'»
lnpue came. from which he did not
rnlly. The to cm] wés hold. yester-
day afternoon it the iirooknlde chapel.
The Rev. Herbert fimllrown. pastor oi
the Duricn Congregational (llnmrh'. ol-
llclutod. Burial was in the Union cem‘.‘
atel‘y in, Marion. The deceased nerv-
-ed in the war with Mexico and \vent to:
California in '4!) with his brother in.
the neuron for gold. The brother than"
there and ‘Mr. scoileld returned oust.-
lto has nlwayu beenapublic-spirltod and
figured oonaplcuoualy in Democratic
politics. He served on uoiectmnn oi‘
l‘lnrlcu i‘or oevorul terms. Mr. Scollcld
was a constant render and kept posted
on the nh‘ulra of the world almom up
to the last. He was never happier
than when discussing the different 81t-
uationll. such as the Chineue or the
Cuban questions. Mr. Scollcld was well
learned and could tall: intelligonoy on
{any matter. tile with died several
yearn ago. For some time prior to nlu
death he had been residing alone. He
will bo'greutly minced by ull his any
qualntaueon.
.RDWA-YTON.
ltuueoll 'I‘homen wan thrown from a.
pony, yesterday, but was uninjured.
'l‘ho steamer Kate C. Stevens left
again for Greenbelt. h. 1., to worn. you:
tertiary. .
Percy Sharron nearly covered one ol.‘
hie llugoru, in a hay cutter. Saturday
night.
Mm. 'i‘horon (l. Lockwood. of Main
street; has recovered from her recent
illness. ,
William latusen bun
ultlon with C.
out Bide. .
John Broad way. oi. Crockett. avenue.
hus‘purehated a nun trom‘ MohttNorv
wall: portion: ‘ 5 'v ' * ‘ ‘
it. C. Mnetlullnlhnugivon npvhle
eon! buslnouu. temporarily. owing to
the; tilde“ at Methane;
[the Went
him earl.
’" l-
v“ .
. resigned hill on.
ll. Garretoon‘. of the
and
‘ Ridge. auroral duyagl‘l
. t ill “
R
New {3
" who started in this week to attend the
.“ contract) to buildithe toundutlonu tor ,
1 .. 418.14. x) .
entertained relativen
.15.!“ '
me at to bill wlll'bv .
Dr. Keeier. of New Gena n. will oven ‘
haul bin soil boat, which has been on
.l'tt week. ‘ 3
. Seiiultlzo and family moved. You.
terduy, from West Norwalk to too _
house in roclrett avenue owned by ‘
George E. verott. .
‘ Portion have been up
from N ow
in Main street. with . the
in said. or pur‘cb‘aem "t’i .. , ‘
School had (to heydlrwlsded to: n
couple of hourn, yesterday'owlng it)“
the smoke. which lunuodstrom the bent? ‘
are nnd flllud';tho~ltqoruu.v_ ;_ ‘ r ' ,
Hubbard: 11%lele jla carrying the
mail in pinch of his brother Wilbur. ‘
intention. it $
South Norwalh High school.
Mir. .und Mrs. Henry J. Devlin and
Mice Beadle Jones. all of New York.
about
item Dolund. of Main street.
steamer Molly overhauled at her duck,
Healilonedtho boat’s pump to Bridge.
port yesterday. for repairs. ( .
Mr. nntl-‘Mra. Samuel llenedlot and
child. of East Morris. arc the guests
of Mrs. Benodict‘n ulster. Mrs. Robert
0. .Ituyiuond, ol' the West. Side.
Edward Walker arrived in the hur-
bor Friday night. with hip sailboat.
which he purchased at Port Jefferson.
1.. l. He is now overhauling her. '
George Ferris has covered his con.
motion with C. B. Gurretaon. oi’ the
West Side. and taken a position with
Constable Edward J. Ludrigun repair~
ing the roads. ;
Charles E. Cinpbuin. ol‘WVost uremic.
by, carriage
, 9 tell. WIIQ"!I§£S'IJO¢R the
guest for a web of her brother. Wil-
liam Hoyt. of the West Side. has re-
luruod to her home with Mrs. note
Themes, of Main stncot.
A party composed. ‘ol the Mluucn
Grace and Nettle Plunder. Monetta
Harland Anna Jones. of New York.
Messrs. Hurry Dolund. Charles Theme
and Albert Anderson enjoyed a straw
ride to New Cancun and return. Thurs.-
day night.
H. ll. llilton shipped the lam cur
load or oysters for the season to the
A. Booth packing Company. last night.
The consignment consisted of thirty-
t‘our barrels. Mr. Hilton will ship no
more or the succulent hivulvvu to (‘hi-
cugo until next fall. when the coupon
i‘coptelln.
E. A. Raymond. of Main street, hurt
arrived home from his luminous trip
to Wlnuted. Mr. Raymond will ulnrt
out an another trip in n day or two. lie
in thinking nomcwhnt of inaklng an in»
pllcullon for up oxnibilion space at
the Pun-American Exposition whirli '
will soon open at Buffalo.
WESTPOR T
Auutm \t‘akoman is on u
trip through Mussnnhuuclis,
William E, Albcn and Edward lmhn
.lr., \rl'oolcd to Georgetown Sunday.
'l‘i‘lnily (lluld will meet tomorrow at
the Episcopal rct-tory lll Slutv strt-cl.
Aaron ileum-ti and Mrs .lunc lloldu
son. npcnt Sunday with friends in
South Norwulk.
Mrs, Henry P. llurr lull )‘('l~ll.(‘l‘dll,\'.
for on extended rind with relatives in
Baltimore, bid.
Mrs. Cunningham, of New York l'll\'
in a guest at the residence of Edward
Allen. Riverside avenue.
The senior clone of the Staples High
School are'to give an entertainment in
the school building this evening.
Mrs. Henry B. Gilbert. 01' Waterbury
is a guest of her sister. Mrs. William
it. Sturgcu. of Eaut Church street.
Mrs. Alexander and children of Ho
bokcu. N. .l.. are guests of Mr. and
Mrs, Alfred Tovcy. of (irons :lll'Ct‘L
Mrs. Belle Hutchinson. of Brooklyn.
N. Y.. is a guest of Mrs. Joseph ll.
Hyatt. at her home on Woodsido are
due.
Au‘egulur meeting of Doric Cbaptc '.
No, :30. Order of Euuturu Star. will be
held at their rooms in Masonic Hull.
this evening.
James ll. Dikemuu ontorod upon his
duties as carrier on rural delivery No.
[2. yesterday. succeeding .lohn War-
ren. resigned.
E. N. Slpporiy ,huu secured a con
tract for drilling H.110.“ nrtoulun well
for the Norwullt iron WOI‘IiB Company
in South Norwullt.
«The i-llutorlcul Society met. last ev-
ening. with Mr. and Mrs. William 1..
Taylor. A paper on Historical paint .
graphs from Sangutuck. wnu road by
Rev. Charles M. Selloeh. of Norwalk.
Builder 'l‘homus Quinlan and lncu‘
are making numerous improvements
about the resldeuno’ot {ngornon ’l‘.
Burr. corner State and Wright utrooto.
Minn .Mno 'l‘otton, of lloaton. in
spending a few days at the residence
of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John ’l‘ot»
ton.
Minn li'unnlc Childu. who has boon
unending a couple or weeks with Mrs.
Lloyd Nash. of King ntroot. has l'n
turned to her home at. Newburyport.
Mann. , ‘
Daniel P. McKennoy
bunineno
has secured the
the gun and cannon ball monument nl,
Combo iieuoh. Work wiillbo com~
menced us soon be possible. ‘
‘Mlnn buoliu Stunt-tot thin place. undx
'[l‘l'unk Arde, of New York. will be mar. ‘
.rlod on Thursday. at. the residence or
the bride's pprentu, tor. and Mrs. Wil-
hum/Stuart. by the ltev. James Robin-
son. of th‘e’l’lmtputnck Methodist Eplw
could Churchwg. ,. y ’
‘Rev, Alonzo N. howls. of Montpelier. ‘
Vermont. a former rector of Holy Trina
Church ntreet At; the morning “our-
hurclrhnupday. Mr.
S" the route
o. lo
Norwul uluctefd
presumed t o cerium.
, . ,rn dunner. othllllobdth. iv.
. vreum‘ .homw Saturday. utter
a cutting: a overnight w
l
Willlum A. “a'§"""""
Bide an airline bawr‘w
llltd e batch or ”delimiter“. 1 run.
is an exceptionally, we record. a'l‘he
amid?! A Elli"-
! on on y ‘
fifth" in avenue.
oWicitu’u marine m IWay till wine‘ “
York. looking over the Corbett‘pluce «
.Sundlly with Mr. ,tunl Mru. Win .
Chariots W. Bell ,ls having his oyster -
lty Church.,,or this piece. in it guest of
his daughter. Mru. Neil R. Mitchell. ol‘ , ‘
1'. my. .
Aleitun- .
oaks attire rea- ,
wake u
and yet« i
and they fall upon the cone
Bookache‘is only a.
hood its warning in time.
u
i
of the womb.
526 York Street. Cincinnati. 0.
special advice—W135 My...
Isit'not‘truel Women antler. ‘ .
out of. them. grow old before their time. .
p determined to do so much before the. day. ends,
oldthe dreadful BACKAOHE
attacks them, the brave. up rit tanks back inbalfright; no
matter how hard they struggle, the “clutch” 15
Before the morning lover .
crying“ :
“Why should I suitor not What. can I do i" '
The answer is ready. your cry has been heard, and a
woman is able to restore you to health and happiness.
symptom of more fatal trouble,
on OPEN LE’l‘T an To WOMEN.
“DEAR Mun. metlul:~l have been soydolighted
with Lydia Id. Piukhnm’o Vegetable Compound
I thought I would write and thank you. My system
was entirely run down. 1 collared With terrible back.
ache in the small 0! my back and, cauld hardly stand
upright: was more tired in the morning than on‘retiring
at night. I had no appetite. Since taking your (loin.
pound I have gained fifteen pounds. and‘um gaining
every week. My appetite has improved. have no baolb
who, and I look better than i ever looked before.
"I shall recommend it to all my friends. no it can
thinly lsawondorlul medleme."~—Mns. E F. Neuron.
When a medicine basalleouvouoeesnflll innovating to health
more than a. million women, you eunuch wellcuay. without
trying it. "I doiiotybelicvo it“ will training." at you are in,
don't. hesitate to get'nbotiiloof Lydia E. 'Plfnkhum's Vegetable
Compound at once. dud ,wrlfo M ‘ “ "
621 there life entailed
ch morning
t i...
m
pa. .Pinkhittn.’ Lynn, bloom. for
‘ pond
- maker bud
,yey‘to'l' 't'lb ml,
’Thomen Janos. the shoe repulr
. l’lflfi
mbve’d‘ an cobllllng“ull‘0h to the more!
he, étor’e
, occupied “by ‘Samu‘cl 5 Hill"
Thé “Davenport homestead l“ (Jenolté
avenue. Just rented by Mr. (Heath is
helm: greatly on
by painting. . ‘ .
Charles Kaiser, Mrs. Ed ward Schoon-
. Mrs; “Charles Whitlocu
spent nunduy withtheir parents. Mr.
and hire. John Kaiser. North Wilton.
‘Rlch‘ard A. King. who has been
prov-adult no interior
, unending the winter in Mt. Vernon has
2! returned to this town. and“ is occupy-
ing his residence a
Shade.
ear .. White Oak
Charles Brown. 'lvllo linu'beep bah
‘ .5 tender at the hotel tor some time. has
upon them
Lydia E. Plnkhumls..1’egetiable 00m ound will
stop your torture, and restore your courage.
come from unnatural menstruation or some derangement
Let those who are suffering read Mrs. Mor-
ton’s letter and be guided by her experience.
our pains
‘hllitl7
$5lllll
until
, we
deposited with the National élty Bunk;
which will be paid to any pcrtou w
tentimonial is not genuine. or w”
renter“- :pccul ”mission—Lynn . Puma MIDICINI
Owing to the (act
people have (rem
rc Cl’lfllllfl
lime to l
the («unimportant cartoon-l let
3h?
lliiu'il'l ’1".
that some sire‘pticll
lure 3‘1? “timid
tern
ublllbing. we have
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Room 1. Masonic Building,
Norwalk. Conn.
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The rt-utly-lo-wrar suit (lUt‘5 not \llll. doc.» it?
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Solicitingr )our kindly consult-ration. l am truly yours.
W. A. BENEDICT.
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. 10 First Avenue. L"
ii. 0. Oatmeal.
:1, I’lllubury's Oatmeal,
. glvo'n up his position. and. it is said.
will start a restaurant in the building
.r formerly occupied by Patrick May's
~ sateen. ‘ ‘ ‘
Saturday evening, Night Watchman
John B. Weed nrrhatod two men. null-
“ ing from Hoyt's sene' Nursery.
‘ were intoxicated and disturbing the
who
peage. At the time of the arrest they
were in a light with aimhrketman.
, ’I‘he
Were placed in the lockup. to
uwat trial yesterday. Late in the al-
ternoon. Joseph Simmons was arrest-
ed. under much proteut'on the part 0|
the prisoner. for ' drunkenness. Sim.
. mons‘ llad'hoen on a spree for about
two weeks. ““ lie Vina bailed out'by two
of his friends to anit trial yesterday.
M
A SACRED TRUST.
OUR WIVES AND CHILD-
REN.
We can prove true to this trust
in no better or more practical way
than by investing for their protec-
tion in the honest. guaranteed life
insurance sold by the Connecticut
General Life luuurancc Company.
through their General Agent.
FRED H. FIELD.
. United Bank Building.
f “Scull! Norwalk-
«new mu»
QUICK.
‘ Who'll do my papering in
, a hurry and do it right P
I will. '
J UNIUS BROWN.
South Main Street.
Under Buckley and W heelor‘s Bicycle
Store.
Res. 25 Elm Grove Plate.
OUR NEW GOODS
Aro now in stock. A larger variety
than ever before. Prices. as usual.
very low. Having engaged in number
of FIRST~CLASS PAPER HANGERS.
we are in better position than over to
do your work.
~—
PAINTING. PAPER} HANGING AND -
oaconArmo.
f Eu: Norw‘allt.
1 vol. call; 135:2. ..
‘Readine: Maketh
6
a Full Man”
.. ln'lhis case at
a meagre cost.
‘ Fancy High Lawn l’rlnt Butter. 28c lb.
is lilo. Gran. Sonar tor $1.01!
1,30 ulte-
llo plug.
Early June; Penn, . 3 cans for 25o.
Very beet hugnr Corn. ll cans for 260.
Fancy “Solid Pauli" Tomatoes. So can.
3 lb. can Boats. very line, 10o can.
to can.
5 ”till'dlt.
. Saturday, 9 a. m. to 12 in. nation
. I Nut-walk, Conn. located at
fi .
ranted goods.
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we are headquarters.
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Open daily. except Saturd ” ‘
9 a. m. to 12 m., and from Ito. pi
day evening from 7 to 8. '
interest allowed on devout.
ALDEN SODM‘ANS, Pres ..
JOHN H. FERRIS, Vicerreet.
GEO. r. BEARSE. See. and Troy.
WMM— Name. , :
The First National Bank" ; u
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walk. in the state 9: Connect
closing up its affairs. Annota-
and others. creditors of said ,_
tion ,are therefore hereby nottfl
present the notes and other _c
against the ns‘soclntior. for payment,
' CHARLES E. FERRIS, Goa
Dated March 5. 1901. m5
Highest cash price paid torjold , ail
als and‘materials of every find.
me a postal and l will‘ofllw.
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dealings with all. i am 060851
in New York some daya'thronsh
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will be given to any business“ >
coma in during my absent: ‘
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