Evening sentinel, Friday, June 7, 1901 · page 7

 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

s the roof of

11" walks are being laid around 11.
y's house. in Van zonal avenue. '

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Mrs. H. W. Gorham is the guest of
risotto. in Amherst, Massachusetts

can...

 

Mrs. Robert Bower, or New York. has
been“ the guest of 111111.118 Smith. of
Osborn avenue

Samuel Holmes, of East avenue, has
3ecured a position as conductor on the
'old Tramway line.

 

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The barge Francis 11'. Jackson has
ariived at the yard of John H. Ferris.
loaded with coal

‘sLewi G. Fowler, of Henry street, is
the guest for a week. of his brother-ln~
law. 111 New Haven.

 

Mrs. J. B. Earle. oi Bridgeport, is
the guest of her son, R E Mbrriaon, of
Van Zandt avenue.

Miss Etta Cook. and nephew. Robert
H.."Cook of Bridgeport are visitors
with RE E.Morrison. of Van Zandt avo-
mic

 

 

The and iii meeting of the Dust Nor-
waik Sch District will be~11dld in the
upper school house, a week from to-

 

 
 
 

lid Wheel Club succeeded

in getting half a dozen new prices. yes~ Re

te1day. for their road race to be held
the l'lth. "'

Mrs. Ward Hill 111111 son. Earl of
Prdvidsh'cc.‘ Rhodc islh'iid, have 'r’e‘tun'i-
ed home from a visit with Mr. and M18.
U. W Hluo. .

 

 

Mrs. Helen Cook. of Van Zandt ave—
title, has gone to Mlddleiield. Massachu-
setts, to spend the summer with her
son. Edward Cook.

_..._._.._...._,.

The remains of Andrew Smith who
died suddenly of heart disease. in Wes-
ton. Sunday. were interred in the East
Norwalk Cemetery. yesterday.

The tug Flushing. of New York. was
in the harbor. today. and towed the
barge May. Which has been discharg-
ing here back to tier hailing port.

 

Judge C. D. Butnea. of Greenwich
who is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. D.
Randall. of Riverside avenue, has gone
to Hartford to spend a couple of days.

Wo—n—

Mr. and Mrs. George Sobey are
spending a week driving about Connec-
ticut. They are taking in New Haven.
Ansonia. Birmingham and other places.
m .

Otto Llndstrom, William ‘Ross and
George Jones have been taken into
Butler Lodge. l. 0. 0. F. They took
the initiatory dogrcc,‘ Wednesday
night.

 

 

The Golden Rule Circle of King‘s
Daughters, of the Norwaik Baptist
Church, are holding a meeting this at-
ternoon with Mrs. William Staples, of
this place.

“vii.

 

 

The game between the Stars. of East
Norwalk. and the Center School Jun-
tors, of Norwalk. will take place to-
morrow afternoon, on Mayflower Oval.
at 1 o'clock.

 

.-

Mrs. Sylvester Seileck and daughter
111. Edward Widener. and child. of
Bellport Long Island. are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. John L‘,Hommedicu
of Riverside avenue.

C. J. Lepper. a former resident will
soon move back here from Waterbury,
where he has been residing for a c011-
pio of years. Mr. Lsppcrwlli work in
a South Norwalk factory.

 

 

 

The program for the Epworth Mill
gue social tonight at J. Howard lilng' s
will be as follows: Recitation. Miss
Italian; duet. the Misses Carpenter:
violin solb: George Ingham; panto-
mime Experiences of a Bachelor;

* bachelor. George Ccmstock; valet.
John L'Hommcdicu and tWoivc other
characters.

wésr NOR WALK.

Miss Warn. of New York has boon

 

visiting her aunt, Mrs. Bar'ah Hamil- 1

ton
_ audio—.7-”
Mrs 1111.11.11 Norton and ciilidron, of
New Hope are guests at tho 131011114

wood. , Neill

Robbie and Sadie Hamilton. of New
York have been making their aunt 11
short visit
~ Mrri, F. Weed and daughter. Marion.
are visiting her ~11nclo. Aaron Miller. of
New Canaan.

Rev. W. ll. 'Hubbaid. of the South
Nor'walk Baptist Church will hold sor-
vie?) in the Union cimpol. Sunday, at

 

of the Union chapel
Children‘s Day exor-
111111 Sunday evening.

 

4 Williain "1 Stone

voiluiH “1E3:
Milled: .
lift ' was:

"vi «or with South 1111111111111 1111111111.
WedIlosdcy .

 

«moors will be a team which. at the
Who “Burn grounds. tomorrow. between
i; 9 local players and 3t Ahd‘r'ovy'
Sam. 1

1 1

 

 

To Sthamford Young 1111118 Christs
tan Association wheelrdc'li shins/ea a
run to Darien last night. and were the
guests ofT. D, Whittemore.

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Ilarien Methodist Episcopal Church,
Sunday afternoon, at 4 o “clock;

i'l‘h's building committee of the
British Free Library Association are
making preparations to report to the
association at the next meeting the
prospect for building a library on the
fund that was given them by Dr Nox-
on and wife. ‘

 

 

The Ladies Aid Society of the Con
gregational Church have made prepar-
atious for the strawberry festival that
Will he held in the Town hall on Tues
day evening. The ladies have given
specit'il invitations to all wheel clubs
in the vicinity to attend.

The new officers of the Epworth Lea
gue oi the Da'rion Methodist Episcopal
Church are:

Presidenthiarenco Crofoot.

First Vice President—Rev.
Scofield.

Second Vice- President—Miss Minnie
ed

 

Henry

Third Vico- President—Mrs.
L Guernsey.

Ron ice President—~Miss Halon
Schlld t.
S‘e‘ oratory—Miss Annie L. Scodcld
TicasureP—Miss Glace Willmott.
Superintendent of the Junior Depart
meat-Miss Helen Goodeve.

’. 5—?—

Joseph

 

1‘

Editor Sentinel: i would like to call
attention to the new serpentine club
on a straight guttc1,1ecently laid in
front: of whom a new street is altcady
mht'ked out to be opened in the near
futuxe. in the East side of Mansfield
avenue hiii.l)a1',ien just below Clsco
Smith‘s residence. The opening of the
new street will necessitate the taking
up again of this extraordinary paving
I think the money had been better
spent repairing the damages occas-
sloned by recent change of grade on
this bill Why it was mounded up to
its present shape is as much a mys-
tcry as was the purpose of the old
mound- builders of pi chistoric times.

TAXPAYER.

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R0 WA YTON.

Frankie Mills. of Cross street. is ill
of appendicitis.

ww—

 

Alvah B. 'l‘uthitl is quite ill at his
house on Hickory Bluff.

Miss Hazel Ferris . of Ruiiroud
aucnuc, is ill of chills and fever.

 

 

There will be a meeting of the Order
of Eastern Star at Crows i-lail tonight,

 

Mrs. 12. Arthur Griffin. of Main
street. spent yesterday,~ln Bridgeport
Mrs A. A. Loomis. of Newburg New
York is the guest of her mother Mrs.
A. M Simona of Main stree

 

Charles Millspaugh has been at
work 1cpainting the several row boats
in his yard which he built during last
winter. ‘

 

There wére 16111 visitors from N01
walk, it the meeting of the Rising Star
Division Sons of Temporancc, Wed-
nesday night.

 

_..—1

Captain Charles T. Lowndos and
family- have arrived homo from

Brooklyn in the unch Hannah A.
Sillsbee.
Harold Schock, a n of Mr. and Mrs.

11.11: Balloon is ill *at hia‘ home. on
Lenox Hill of diphtheria. Dr Tracy
quarantined the boobs yesterday.
Postmaster George W. l'lr‘yan’. out
his hand qulto badly yesterday. While
at work in the Boylston Baby Carriage
factory. 01111 of the knives in a shav
Lag (inachino came in contact with his
an .

 

u..-

 

A float is now moored off Captain
s‘docll and the boys
are oh hioyi'n'g the solves it going in
swinging a: this point. '1? s lads re
port at the water is warm.
Evidently the young man who hung
11111111111 Crow's Hall during the meet
1; of mill 113 Star Divisibhitook warn
ing from the Item that appeared in The
Sentinel some time ago and have late-
ly made themselves conspicuous by
their absence

Moog
N .E/Jii iitid 37
the “$111!“:le Nov/bunt. 1;; says:

Superintendent Wood. of the Downing
Park Newburg. in removing a largo
qua’nil ity of ahruhbory 110111 ran park.

which has been found Hit by the
San Jose scale. r1111.“ are c 200 in
commando have been condo . ago by
Percy ii. Striated of the etc are
ment- of agriculture. The throne to
moi are at once burned to deitrcy
of a spread wot , the Mpant.

as

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

rs..Ja1nes Tanker. pl Danica. was a 1.

The Rev. Joseph L Guernsey will 1 '
preach a sermon to children in the

when you want police
It is the blot notice tor

 

 

‘tla
tags repainted.

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There is already quite a demand fo1

board on tho is1'aiid this summer.

nod—m

Dr. J. J. Strohmcyor'a cottage Alta

Site is being given a new cost of paint ‘

 

 

it is expected that every cottage on
fielle Island will be occupied by July

-
«an.»

 

E. ii. Davis and family arrived from
New York yesterday. and are at their
own cottage

“w.

Dr Freeman and family. of New
York are occupying Freeman cottage
for the season

“7"“!!—
Rev. Mr. l’laylo'r and family of New
York will spend the month of July at
the Rock cottage.

u...

 

J. R. Jarbbl and family. of New
York, will spend the month of August
at the Beale cottage.

fig...—

Dr Mosslnan and family have 111-

"rived from New York for the summer

and are occupying Fay cottage.

H. W. Bailey and family have 111-
rived from New York to occupy the
Cobb cottage for the summer.

Grover Frank ii. Fitch has left his
house in Lowndcs avenue. South Nor-
walk. for the summer to a New York
real estate dealer.

*

 

S. M. Bitch of Pnssnic. New Joimsoy
has gotten out plans for 11 cottage
which he is thinking strongly of build
ing on his land opposite James.

The rebuilt walk from Roton Point .

to Belle Island is now complete and is
ion l'st clasti shape. With a little rain
t the walk will pack solid.

 

Mrs. Green has ni'rivod from the
south. where she spent the winter. and
is now occupying her cottage on the
sticet troy the trolley track to Hick
orv Bluff. '

The immediate approach to the
Belle island blidge has been 3 vcn 11
dlcssing of dirt a bicycle rider may
ride on the bridge from the east end
without dismouuting

 

The float has been placed in position
on the water in front of the bathing
houses at Rotor) Point. The life line
has also been attac bed to tho iloat and
stretched to the shore.

 

 

James Hickey. of New York, will be
the pmpriotor of the anlland House
at the lower end of the island this year
Mr. liickcy will alrive about the 201k
ot the month and will open up about
the 25111.

 

 

Police Sergeant Philip Fine and 0f
deter John H. Reynolds of Newark.
New Jersey. have been spending a
couple of days at the island getting
their cottage ready for occupancy as
“11.13 y will spend their vacation 'here

til their families They overhauled
their row boats and gave it a coat of
paint Yesterday Both officers 1-;eturn)!
home today. ,

 

BROOKSIDE

Mrs. Mary Richards was a visitox in
ilridcgport. yesterday.

An entertainment and festival will
be bold in tho Brookslde chapel. on the
evening of the that last

 

Alphonso Raymond. Jr.. has closed
the contract for hauling the logs to
tho saw mill in the Show wcods. .

Vernon Raymond is ill of chills and
lover. ills" brother Kenneth in just
recovering from the ”same disease.

The annual school meeting will be
held shortly after the middle of the
month. The nations giving the date
have not yet been posted.

Syivoatcf Remington. is able to be
about ration and is recovering vciy
nicely from the efforts of being kick-
ed by his horse several days ago.

Ripe strawberries are reported from
Btd’okaidc but duty 11"“ very few. it is

1 expected that a good drop out be ripe

The outlook for tho

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YALE chews MAOTICE.

SALES WHEY: (1%.. June il-«Aii
the members all 1111111- crews-Jun
city eight. honoured. and freshmen-—
camc back from theirvmorning spin to-
day. in good health 1111111111111. and re-
sumed their university ckamiaatlon
work Each of the crews this morning

in a few days:

berries is good.

" 1 styles. .

’ ’1. ictod with the or

Skirts.

r

 

good quality 11-1111
from '.
prices 310 to $14

Venetian sum
and

Spoola'i ~;
A number of notable Suits. made in
our 1in workroom. in' blouse of-
fact. Eton. skirts 'alik taffeta trim-
med. silk and chitin lined; value from
$18 to 330. this sale. $11.98 to 51s.

68 Washington Street.

 

grelat 011 the Bible from what I hear
tel

Mrs. Kenton-00 toil? Stopped out
to the college when you won in town,
did ye?

asked his professor how John wus get
1111' alon'g he said too thing 11 btioo‘d

to be bibulous.

 

' Eczema. saltrheum. tettor. chafil'lz.

el Salvo
C.‘ Stilison.

The certain pile cure. Goo.

 

No Reason Apparent—Mrs.F1jiit
~Why doesn’t Mr. Smithcrs come to
our house any more".

M1. Fijjitwi can 't tiihaginc; Im sure
I always tried to entertain him by the
smart thing‘s our baby does. too.

 

Mr. James Brown. of Putemouth.
Va. ovcr ninety years of age. suffered
for years with a bad core on his face.
Physicians could not help him. Do
Witt‘s Witch Hazel Salve cured ‘bim
pennanently. Geo. C. Stillson.

A confidential llitplanatlon. -——'"And
.what do we mean by saying that we
do not intend to annex Manchuria'l'
asked his friend.

“We mean." replied the Russian
statesman. “that We have annexed it

Already. and it isn't necessary to do
it twice."

.U—h—‘I-I—Npll—A-n—n.
SAVES TWO PROM DEATH.

"Our little daughter had"an almost
total attack of whopping cough and
bronchitis." writes Mrs. W. K. Havi
land. of Armonk. N. 1.. “but. when all
Other remedies failed. We saved her
life with Dr. King‘s New Discovcrv
Our niece who had Consumption in an
advanced stage also used this won
dcrful medicine and today she is per
foctly well." Desperate throat and
lung diseases yield to Dr. King‘s Non
Discovery as to ‘no other medicine on
earth. infallible for Coughs and
Colds. 50c and $1 bottles guaranteed
hy-F. H. Baxter, South Norwalk and
John A. Riggs, Norwalk. Trial bottles
free.

 

 

. __________
' Stuttoiton~ane l gug- gug- got tut
date to cue-cuocatch tho tin-next 1-
train for NN- New~

it it Porter-«Noe York? Yis; ye
have. p1ovidin' ye walk fashtcr than

ye talk. it don’t love for an hour
' N M MWM

They Work While You Sleep.

While your mind
carets Candy Cath tic repair your
digestionh your live'i‘, your ”bowels,
put them' in perfect order. Genuine
tablets atom C. C. C Nevcr‘sold
inbuilt. Al druggists,1oc.

Show—You have been away
country. haven’t “you? 1 '

Hc~Yeaz visiting some people I
used to know when i was a boy.

‘Shc-Purticular friends?

lic~0h, no. Father and mother.

“Mano——

m." .

in the

Danger, discas‘o and doil'th follow be
319111 of the 1.011.111.
Little llinrly Rivers to regulate thsm'i

' rind you will add yours to your life and

life to your years.
gripe. (3110,".(3 Bill

1 care not for a family use.

. But i would hit! to know.

if any one that's in to me
Residue 111 Buffs o1 . . ,1

A senior iron are: i111111111111.
remedy recomm tori afloat:
”win“ EM-P'S
'NALSAM. which is especially adapted

ay to take. never
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for the first symptoms of th
get a bottle today ounce
31‘s [Dillllleflut is ,
carers as ,. -.
pneumonia. 1m ”11% ‘
mm this by lies in: the cough loose
Mid theiunga' fro 416111111 motion
All dragging sell KNMP’S‘I' ALSAMs
$60 an 600.

The Womanu—Dootor. i nave an aw‘
fol tired fooling. “ . .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

what a mile. slid a hill up the river 't‘h

and back, is short. 11111111.... The 'var~

any at 111 revved “1’th some order as ’

3 in place

tbycaier 11y. except thatdohuaon was No. A
are - ~

 

 

double in ousted
‘ $5.98. .

ale various colors flaring skirts "

as. in diftord‘nt" .-_’
8.9.3 up Previous: '3

Trifle a lined. highest grade work ‘
, in. a bargain at $16. priced .
1 .1 at this sale, $9.93.

 
 
 

to and Etoda' for ladisl' and
, in different colors a'nd
ii't'yi'ea. highest gr:

 
 
 

 

up 1‘11 $6.00.
19 1'11.
'Siik Waist: "

Nicest variety of colors. hematltch
ed. semen and tucked in ten differs
out styles. at this sale prices rungs

111011113138 to $15.01» Previous prices ‘

 

L

‘Farmer Korntopwl' guess our John’ ‘1
soia't make a preacher. Seems to be 1

Farmer Related-Yuan. and when 1‘

most won that he was rather inclined . . ‘

ivy poisoning and all skin tortures are .
quickly cured by DeWitt's Witch an- :

dbody reel Can-1

Uitc 'Do' Witt’flr

for the throat and lungs. Don't wait ‘

- iii little;
fill,“ “(all “h

ranged from $3 25 to 12.98.

 
 

. £01..h'illl*ilii'ce.l sale.
”W"

' .‘l'o

 

 

‘ l-iSR OTHER 'EYE'.

“it is your right eye." said the opti
clan. “that bothers you most. eh?"

"Oh no." replied Miss Beaconstreet.
“‘whiie that one is not very strong- it
is hot nearly so bothersome as my
‘aiter can! .

”111-: W WJK

 
 

and? SMOKE
. mmfiayt
‘ will"

out?

Blekers—«Arent you extravagant
buying straubelries at this time of
your?

Tritium-Not at all. it's a saving.
When my wife tastes of these berries
she 1viil"-say: “For heavens sake.
John. don't bring another box of her-
rics‘into the house this year."'-1sos~
ton ’i‘ransm'ipt.

~———-————-————

., Chicago' or New York.

 

$100 REWARD, $100.

The leaders of this paper will be
pleased to icain that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages. and

that is Catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh Care

is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease. requires a con-
stitutionai treatment Hall's Cutau'h
Cure is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mu
coua sulfaces of the system. there
by destroying the ~ foundation of
the disease. and giving the pa-
tient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in do
tug its work. The proprietors have so
lunch faith in its curative poWers, that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Sand for list
of testimonials.

Address, F. J. CHENEY & (30..

Toledo. 0.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
I'lali's Family Pills are the best.

 

Momma—«l have been almost distrac
ted since Brother Frank gave Bobby
that drum for a‘birthday present.

Palm—Why don't you make Bobby a
present of a nice sharp penknife?

SEVEN YEARS iN BED.

"Will wonders ever cease?" [centre
the friends of Mrs. 12.901180. of Law-
ronce Kan. They knew she had been
unable to leave her bed in seven years
on account of kidn'ey ‘ar‘id liter trouble.
nervous promotion and‘ general debil-
ity: but. “Three bottlds of Electric
Bitters enabled me to walk" silo

 

writcs. "and in three months i felt like "
a new person. " Women suffering from '
Newcomers.
Slbeploskhes's. Mel ‘nchoiy. 11111111113

Heddache, Backace
and Dizzy Spoils will find it a price-
less blessing.l Try it. Satisfaction is
guaranteed. F‘. H. Baxter. South Nor-
walk.‘ and ' John A. Riggs,“ ‘Norwalk
MW

Shiv-You must' be" careful an'd not ,

all too n'ear ma. mother has a way of
coming into the 19611111111191.1911...
lie~That is mouth 01 hhrL'

Slick—isn't it? Hllf‘flly a night goon '

by that i am not nearly mortified to
death.

DIDN’T MAHRV FOR MONlYi
- The Boston inimwhoiatel 11111111111111
it sickly 111.11 1min g'wbih'dn. h
111111.101 he m up lthilzfa New

lat to
which i‘odt it Will use
1 in h r 6 1111mm l

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

didii hold the h b
'N' a "- r,

as polls the ti er'ii'o’a '
. 21111111 tt‘h Nan fir

 

erkmsnahlu '
and host Quality' trimmings. dr'a'at- "
' , 1‘11 b'a'roain ever offer-cu, from $1.98 -
Previod‘e prices $3.60 '

 

TOBAGCD am 4

' I'CCElN! a lamp

Tailor Made Skit-la 1 .

f Surges in blocks and blues. out also
iufi. $1.15; former price. :2. 49.

' rigours ariinanilne skirts

Very high grade gooda,guear silk

lined. graduate dounce.satiii trim
. lied. Price at this sale, $4.49; val-
‘ no 17.

All Wool Cheviot Berge’ Skirts

Near silk lined. graduate flounco.
trimmed with satin. $4 25; value
$6.911 One of the best bargains yet
olfllred for the money.

Spotty
Also a lot of skirts in different
styles. cropons. silks venetians;

homespuns. surges. call made in our
own work rooms. from staple quai-
itytgoods and nicely trimmed and
lined. Price this sale. from $1.25
to S? 00.

PETTICOATS CHILDREN'S 'GARM ' NTS AND SUMMER SKIRTS.

there.

Studies Tailors and Dressmakers.

South. Norwalk, Conn.
11111 liiorii tutti!

AND GET A HANDS'OME

 

,PARLOR LAMP FREE l

 

The party getting the most con—
pons out of a case of coffee gets
the lamp. or if not successful in

. this manner. when you have rc—

ccivcd one hundred coupons you
If you continue

the use of Astoria Coffee and save - --

your coupons vou are sure to get
a lamp

This high quality of miles is
only

25 CENTS .PER POUND.

A. STULL.

24 Cottage Ave. East Norwalk.

F. T. EGGINSON

82. Norih Main St.

Opposite Tilly Carriage Works.
anus.
Pami. Harlem
pecans ~roa.

 

 

 

 

papers and men ding Full

line: supplies and ready- mixed

pai'nts.
“9:11 sHouto m: oNE. '
The Orion General Life Ins. 00.. 01

 

Connecticut investments and life poi-
icites nuiounting to nearly

8600.009 00.

i

uiar its well as reliable.

FRED H. FIELD, .
United Bank 111111111111. South Norwaik

 

' ANricmar‘oav

“Hiram I am considering a proposal
of marriage. and. as you have been 1.
coming to see me for nearly six years.
i thodght it would be no more than
right to tell you of it."

“Why. Belle. I--l have
wanted to ask’you myself!"
"Why haven’t you done it?"

marry me, Bella?"
“Yes I!
"You dear girl!

= ' 'aornéiiuugiulIfjood"

No trick or 11'.

“What do you do for amusement in
this little toivn'i" asked the stronger.
"Amusement. mister?" exclaimed
this active. "Great; Scotti it"s only a
hundred yards from the public 111111 ro
to1 the deepo, and tour through no its
atop 1.1.1.. to take on water cvci y day
in the yearl" _,

 

nag—W
a Wild! at)” ESPN WOPSPMM
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New castle
gel 1. can: "i suffered for Mrs'flltli'

one
train and beiohinc. i tried everything
t could honour. but not sum
tum took 13111111111 as com

diagram by ll. it. Plutitod and 11'. ll

.1 W .1 i -
- (‘Nover marry a girl on account of,
11111 meek. eubmiuivolooking
chin.”
“Why not?"

 

A verv tine aisortment oi .

Hartford, sold last year to citizens of .

This is evidence that they are pop .

always '
"i—~l haven't dated to. Will you'

( Pause. properly.

filled up.) Tell me. now, Bella. whose '
proposal of marriage were you consid
drift: 7"

"Y‘o‘urs. Hiram "

 

‘ .1 l ' ' I . gm‘ 1
GM mowwm Miller sold iii Milli; I
Minuet aim vascular uil ~

peptic. fitted is There 173110111 1111.: . "

stint bottle cured me completely. " ' ,1

little!

" . , ‘ i

inherited ‘11.. 3.11.1 chin;

tiled that the Matrix:
tcjumjilh on tit

1131301 dupe . .
cot school non a; w be
li't‘itble 011‘ than t day.
at.i which -
in

Magi? 131111113.” '1'
as .

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

imo ~30 on
Union School District.
Dated at 8 ll Norit'ol‘v

 
 
 
 
 
 

illh'e‘ tax payers ‘ot the ty y.
Narwitik are hereby nausea
city tax of six mills on the [lot
on the assessment list cl .1:
city meeting held in Art
Madison street. on wtlt‘e 113111
March. A. D. 1901 also th
fund tax of unequarte'r at a in
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May. 1901 at which till“:
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No. 5 Railroad Piece. ;
rate of nine (91 nor can a'
May! 1901, will bcchaiigod
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