.1. Attorney
‘ who unheard for his
JAI: nay Susan (.3 0' Nolil
any'Issbella M. Pottus to pay
MIDI price for notes which
i‘ tiaully‘ valueiesn Attorneys
N holsaa counsel for Iudgc
administrator do bouis
' was appointod ultra Mrs.
‘ E. Wright Smith was deposed.
to the probate (Jourt for an
, ei. 1 sale of whatever light the ad
_ .l rotor may have 111 thong notes
M‘rB. smith to 11211111111 Sanford hot"
dmothor. After a hearing this
r was granted by .iutlgoblobbs yes-
, 111'. and the sule‘r-wldbo- hold to-
now afternoon at 2 o clock in the
ill of Shaw & Nicholson
When the inventory of the. estate of
I turnedvto the
Ii its
“smith to Esther Sanford {or about $4.-
00. When Judge Peck took up the
ministration of the estate the notes
rare not included in the personal prop-
‘ol'ty and Mrs. smith said they had
been 1111111 and cancelled. Then Shaw R:
NI son argued that the notes were.
valneless. ”III order to save “the real
Jestato in Edition. Attoruev John O‘ Neill
r‘ asserted that the notes were valuable
‘anddhat they were collectable.8l1aw &
Nicholson brought suit against Mrs.
,‘Smithxas a matter or form and now
JV“,
Esther Sanford estate has been deeded
M s O’Neill and Miss Pettus, or at
transferred, and as she is the
to her grandmothers estate
rty virtually belongs to tho
om 11 lawyers. The hills against ihc
J .osta amount to about $400 and thcso
I'i‘haVarilotV been paid. The real estaic
, 1 n exhausted. Attornev O'Neill
’cl‘ainla tho notes are valuablo and will
billy, buy them in at tho auction io
13' ea] etitate from being sold.
1 rs Shaw & Nicholson also
aim or an order of sale. of the
real State. but this hearing 11.15 ad-
ntii tomorrow when it mm
‘ beégraatsd it the sale oi! the rights in
the notes does not bring enough to 11111
the bills against the estate. In moro
. ways than one the taking of the farm
" In Easton has proved's “gold luick”
5'19 Miss O'Neill and Miss Potlus. 'l 111- ,1'
are uted to have spent last ,1cJur
$75 ;OVI'é than the income from 1110' social structuri: had to kcop 111111I 11'ilh‘a1'11Inuu to Now How HLI‘i‘Ol:
I) hand when they have paid the
bills, :Iiiazalnst the estate, the place will
huv
Is not worth over $6 000.111111
pm My would not bring ovo1 $5. 000
‘ oed sale;
Smith has what are cousldcicd g11'I11 one from lbs other and (illilll 111w and 1‘. row-1,111 ail-not in said slam
. inlms against the estate of 111w
“other, and it is probable, that
Isued for the notes she would
' offset their value by a claim
“39“" Which would he allowed lh1-u1annor abom dcsmlbed scams 111 “‘ ‘I‘U'Wi I‘III‘PS' (lon'l consqu Rum.
oourt of equity.
" , Sj drera from weak nerves umId an
iron Ironic. Try Ramon' s
flood nerve foodsJ
R .'" I’lnls
W—
all: Md'l'lons TO BE HEARD.
m.
- Short Cnlondar Session of
~ Ml Courts.
sessions will be bold
civil superiors and oom- ‘I'f'ulims that unions that noodcd champ. in lilo loading authority on peaohcs In
is intelligently brought about them 1';
9.1;. are 21 motions and 1... g 1111qu that lilo civilization of today VIuorod destruction of the young bud1
as 24: Thom are .111 may be bloilod out as has happened by tho l'nuum oxtromo cold. Mr. Halo
. 011148.. On the nuporlm
‘ slk internal. to
£88111?! I or Court .111.
executors luv and ovon greater booomos tho pow-11.1] right,
lathe. motion for
.Wslko‘r’ vs. Henri"
‘ ‘ oro unsettle stato-
511-01? custody of min-
_ ‘11 Manufacturing;
Frail OIL M. Pierson.
111111 and for leave.
I’ Iowa or farooiosuro:
‘ m1 Company vs
. will never had the owner.
‘ ‘ afar bu
(1‘ 1189111 111111111. "Pill-1158 have
‘ II, as thoy 111's. and lam air
so. .
Yer raisos this 01.111111... ad
Socialism shows his ignorance o
maul at tho. inch. The too
in but. In u’ln e‘vaiy 111.11.11.11 or the I
volopod from luwor
J at e 1111 or of tho savages 1today it
un‘o All at our ancestors win
no uIanIoaters‘ and they sit.
h booauso they. could, not
11 easily so ‘ sfy their 1v‘u'u‘is
Civilized man today, ‘wh‘en ‘I'oduood to
the lust extremity wlil not hesitate to
do what his ,harluu'odu ancestors did
11Il1e‘1‘1JIJi1oy were in like straits but is,
out the flush of his fellow man;
When mun startod on his career ii
‘wus with great difficulty that he could
supply his point at all Whoa ho us-
luhllshud rude 1110111 and 11I1IJ11JponJI-1 out
of sinus. and domesticated certain 1111i
mals ho had tukon an immense step
Ji’ol'waqu. ii is this ability of man to
mnko tools and by their 111-11: render
the forces of naiurc subservient to him
ihut distinguishcs him from all oihcl'
animals: II‘vnukllu. tho greatest of
Amerindian, dofiuos man'as ‘thu tool-
msking animal. It is this ability of
man. dovolopcd through the agns, that
purmltsus‘ today to harness Niagara's
power, to chain-Ibo lightning, to rush
Ithrough space at lorrilic. speed, to pro-
duce things In Immense quantities.
Mouboast of this usIlho most won~
. dori‘ul of all ages, and perhaps it is.
but thcro is not a single thing that we: 1
could do today were it not for the do-
volopmont that wont before us. We
brag oi’ live-day boats to Europe, but
such, things would be impossible had
not somc savage ancestor brushed
hack the hair from his (1111's and by
fire or l‘ud’s‘ implements 1111511111 1111 from
the log I111: first canon. We can no
from Now York to Chicago in twenty
some 5111’ 11m genius 1111 1'11ch the dist
whcol. Nor could no rush I11 spam
at the rate 111- do today had there not
log wheel to the lust flying express.
So intimately is man dcvalopmcut on
(Ivory line, connected with tho dcv 1-iop
1111-111. of tho tool that we 111111111 lhI
sovornl poriods in his histou b,1 i.‘hc
tool, as the Stone Ago, the 'l‘iruuun Age
and tho Iron Ago. i‘iy tho aid of lliI'
tool. mun uddcd to his hcight and his
powcr for if you arc able by the aid!
01“ a coutrlvauce to 111111 c 11 Ion wolu'hi
possessed tho power to do ii. Add as
this power ovm' nature by roasou of
the tool increased, man’s ldcas chang—
ed. thn the cannibal found that it
Ionm's alive and turn them into slows
No work for him, cannibalism became
f.w1'.oug 'l‘luI domiopmoni of the. tool
Ichaugnd not only his habits of living
lbut his habits of thought. And so it.
has bocn all through tho carom of tho
irncc. at tho molhods of production
Ih'mncd —1Ih.1nglx afim' ('hiiligv In tho
‘ it.
ii would take too long hole to go into
St them about $5.500 find at' hliorv of tho change In the manner of 11-111 (‘ompuuvs tra1 ks at Now lloprI
producing wcnilh and tho social 111's-
icms based upon Ihc’ various mcihods.
it may he said liowcvcr that thou all
no 1111110 have come in n11yotl1m'01'1lm'
than ”my dl1l.lhau the fruit 1' 111 pro
:1I1i1I tho bloas1..1m
lip 11 ha argucs against Soc lullslu in
think that (houses in the social orch'
arc a muticr of whim. The) look at
5111 lullsm 1'011' 111111 i1 as If it worn a
It '5 i' ('l‘ 11Ia1l,1- mud.» suit of clolhcs which they ”“m‘” "5“ "WM“ “ "oml’h‘ii’
could put on tomor'.1ow Socialism is
not an ideal stain Imagined by Ioathcl
iii-Joins nor is it tho whim ni’ 1111111111...
The Socialist is can who with the Ilia
loi 1' of tho pusi lquoro l1lm.upplics his
knou'k'dgp lo tho pl'oucni.
litI rcnllzos that a social chaotic ls
uoucssarv and Ihui it. Is nour. Ho also
in ihopust
As all tho means by, will”) we live
pass into lower and tower hands. In cal,
or of tho low. And so long as we run--
11' own as their privattI properly Ihc.
things that 11111 all nacd whorsby to
”mom condition cannot haip bui
grow would.
111'. and whnlomr I111 produced was his.
Today the tool baa grown so gigantic
that only large nominations or men
can operate It, and among them you
The intro
duotiou or machinist-y and 1111 our!
than has unsound ills social basis. 1
Won 11011111111111 111111 the family sub
Manually ultmufiportlug. an In
I impound-lion. Manninm
hours, but we could not do so had 111.11. .
boon the long dcvalopmeui from that ,
maicrlal out of which he fashlouod ii1c i
ii is just tho sumo as if you ph,1'sic11ll,1' 1 brldgo of tho Now York.
was more profitablo lo keep his priaw
oguizo the right, of tho Iow' lo absolute-1 hit-d failed to show any live buds: so
01111 huudrod yesrsugonu1luvou louu‘ . down Into tho valley“, and oven 11.....-
i the private swam-ship of tho tool [88h
,» louod with the method of lamination
‘ 1111111 the tool was 11111111111111 by Its own
.- 111.111.111.11: and cum livo
Ibo ' Thorn will be
pany.~Noroton River to Glenbrook.
The Connecticut Railway and l.l~ht
Stamford. divas 1111111111 of its intention
to apply to tho luagisluluro for portals-1‘
slou to 111111111 various extensions in tho
towns of Siumi’m'd 111111 ‘Darion.
'l‘ho, N111 walk Tramway Company.
which has lwcn absorbed by tho (lon-
nautical itallwav and Power (‘mu‘
11111113011131: mudn application to lay
trucks in Stamford, and at. that limo
its proposition covcrad a lot of. streets
on which Ibo locul compunv hau.
iraoks‘ H.111 iho Legislature grautodl
that appllcaVI..iou tho cugiuccrs of thc '
1111111111111 would huvc had to do some
nice figuring to find 511111.119 ouVull tho
strcois upon which in lay rails.
The paltltlon was absurd. and gave
rho impression that the T'amway I’Jolk
had'illlod in a blankapplication with
:1 lot. of street names picked up at:
random. It was not pushed in the (ion
lural Assembly.
I Tho proacnt petition is not so ab-
surd It simply proposes to run tracks
from its prose-Int terminus at the No
roion l‘ti1'oi'to Glcnbrook avonuc
Whul tho Stamford Street Railway
will have to: say aiming-.151
known by and by. It has not said 11n,1'- I
"ihins: as vol-win least it hasn't so...
anything loudly enough for the public
1111 hour ll. And the pooplb oi’ Stam-
in d ouuhi to have something to say
11ibout It too.
How is tho limit“ of the proposod
loatcnsiou lu Dorian and Stamford
:14 sci forth in tho puiltlon of tho
(onumikut Railway and Lighting:
! i‘mupuuv:
(ounncnciug at a point on the- pros-
IIut tracks of tin,I Connecticut Railway
and Hamlin.I Company near the Dar-
liou station of ihc New York Now lia-
j1'c11 and Hartford Railroad (omnanv
and iuunins nmihol'lv along the C1111-
um- lirul tulupiko under liw railroad
Now liuvcn
Company 10
,llIlII Iiurll‘m'd Railroad
Jlluwos :ii'tquc :lhcuco woslcl'ly Ilium:
ilIuwvs avcuuc in Nm'oinu arouuoz
llhouco soulbm'lv along: Noruton 111'1I-
'im' in a slrccl that runs hourly Wil‘ill'
1l1Il with tho tracks of tho Now York.
,Ncw ”own and I'lartlord Railroad
‘(‘1\Iupuu,1':lhcuoo 11 cstcrlv illllllL‘.’ sold
is! rum to a highway ruuulmz um':Ib
il‘11Iuc1I uoilhcrl1I along: said hiahu 111 to
MIIIIII‘ around: lhcuco wcslorlv along
Vaaid Muyio avcuuo lo (‘ourtlanl arc
111110: thence northerly along (inurlianu
ihouco
11 mlmlv along Now Hope s-‘I'ctIt to tho
11'! minus of the II-Ilamford Shoot Rall-
un'oot and Gloubrook‘ avcnuc.
1mm 11 point on tho '1ho1'c
Ali-Io
proposod
Iouio- at tho cornm of (lourlland 11w
11ml
:‘111'1'!’
111I.IIiII1'I,1' along said (Yrcsncni
to (lioniuook nvcnuc
li‘ you how III‘lJ‘H disappointed in 11111
«I113. lI: unlish f‘ouph 811'in Try it first
ilInu you all! slut: its praise. A low
doucs alwm'a 1'1Ili1I1'1Is whllo its 1I-11u
1I.ur1I
ILarurI bullion onl,1 251:. R H Pluistcd
NO PEACHES IN 1903.
80 Say: J. H Hale. the Authority on
‘ This Fruit.
I II. Hair of South Glastonb11r1J who
Ibo country was askmi about iIuI r-u
i'uid that ho had board of the cold
,15. outbox bm'uabontn but had supposed
that tho irons on high land would bu
II1I wont. out to look things
‘ovor and tho llrut trons that ho cxnm
. in. moved to a higher lovul but there
lw found Ibo sumo conditions. Finally
' hu- rcacbod his illghost nlovatlon. from
whkb It is auppoaod tho front will roll
ho could not find one bud with a sign
at lifo
Thou be tolaphonod to tho uxtouslvo
orchards 111 Seymour. run by himsolf
and Mr. Coleman, that one 1111 1.200 fool
uhovs vou-lsvoi. and asked Mr. Colo
man how tblnmi wars lburs. Thu an-
war was that "Mr. Colo an had boon
111! in this lot
Mr. Hale’s conclusion is that tho 1:11pm
commuroiai 11
are: and thorn a mash.
but ho 88ml no reason to aspect any
V yield for tho Marital from Connautlout. '
Wholly-Mimi!
had on
lid
l
Plans of Rallvvay 111111 Lighting Com-V
will ‘1... 3'
rain or 1111111111111 is moo. ..
1c”
i111; Company which Owns trolley llauu ,
- In Norwalk uud otllor towns oust ol.’
51111111111111 Is an ecu, 81”le
EION MATTER IN ‘THE
LAMENESD. ETC. - WHERE +111
"1011 us nor casrnmcmlru
moneys HAVE 171111.21: '19 F. MINATE;
STOMACH
OR
TSR
BODV. TH E IMPORT-
nomoc 11111.1.
. Is oloes'nuo.
1'1' MM 31: THAT ‘
A6501-
NENTLV CURE RHEUMATISM BY DRIVING OUT THESE
IMPURITIES FROM THE SYSTEM.
PRESCRIPTION FOR RHEUMATISM,
a
ram Voursma 30306 Has Gator INTO ‘l‘-HI‘J
. or Poisonous Fon-
11131111. iNFLAMMA'rIo‘N.
onmon martencomzs
a: who acmzw‘mcu THE
1 11' M5? u an:
THE FOOD IMPRQREMMH‘
' some pmsonous' Mll'ré ?
ANT THING
LUTELV, AND .
IS THAT
Paladin.- ',
J. ROMoc IS narunz's’
AND 1.1111: orum
MAGNIFICENT WORKS OF NATURE. EXCELS ANYTHING I h
POSSIBLE ron MAN TO, ACHIEVE.
ASK FOR ,BOOKLIT. '
THE ROMOC REMEDY 00.,
‘ PRICE $1.00 an son-1.5.
Pnowoancs. Ft. 1.
.I1
’l’-HE; announ— 91131111111101
DEATH OF REV. A. H. MEAD.
Had Occupied Pulplts in Many Connec-
ticut Cities and Towns. “
Rev. Aloxundor Ii. blond. uncd $3
,1'1'11'1'11, who siuco IRS? has rosidvd in
.‘1iI1ll1ll'll. and has cheerfully assisted
in many church services at tho 1'13-
quest of tho city pastors. ospccinliy
li1‘1I I-lIIiliudistJ.
was couucctml, dlud shortly 11li1I1' i:
o‘clock 'l‘uuudav owning at his homo
11:1 Linslm' urouuc.
His church would an glvou in tho
minulcs of tho. Mullmdisi New York
lion? Cmii‘crcnc1I. is a long our. Ho was
:zi'uduulcd from Wcslcyau in '42. and
of tho Wiiiilv via-111 i1 is said that only
two mmnin-rs survirc him. Ills first
"h:II‘1:II was at (“111111 (love in ‘iil. and
ll11I. snow-uncut charges arc as fol
lows: ‘lii Morn-hos; ‘49. (IJrI‘IIJInpori:
‘55, Middlvtowu Point; 'Sli. Hudson
(‘liyz no. Ilvkaih 1111111110. Brooklyn;
‘1;'J.’. Now Yunnan: ‘63, Ninth sh‘ccl.
Now York: 'll-l, Second avenue. Ncw
York: '1iii,ll1'111)kl',vu. Grcon around;
‘71. Now Huron. Wosiuyun church:
7!. Hartford. North church: "Id. Soc-
1'1Iiui'1' oi‘ lI11I I’I'i'smu-Irs‘ iI‘rii'Iud (301‘-
mu'aliou oi Connoctioui; ‘77. Wcst
lIu1'1I11'. 'TII. South Mcridcu and \‘:ll1Is—
1'lll1I: ‘Rl. \‘l’nloriowu: ‘Iitl. Now H111"
on. Howard nvunuo: '85, WIIJsivillo;
'81:, Now llavcu. Iilxwoll avcnuc. in
'87 I11I was plucod on tho lisl 11f suppr-
uumcinry mourners, and in '92 on tho
J'uulIl'anuuullId list.
FINDS WAY TO LIVE LONG
'Iho startling announocnuml of a
lliscormv that will surcly lcugthcu
lifc. ls mudo b1 Editor (.I, li.l)ow11II,1'
of (‘J hurubuuco 11111 “i wish to stain,"
liu wrilcs. “iilut Dr. King's Now Ills:
1Io1'c1'y fm' (‘Jousiuuptiou is the most
iiiiiiiilblo rumody IbaiJ l hurc 1I1'1Ir
known for Coughs. Colds and (lrip. Il's
luvuluuhlo to poopbI with wuuk lungs.
Having this 11Iond1u'fnl 1111.I1li1.1in1'> no our
111I1I1l drcud Pncumouia or Consump-
tion. Ila rollol‘ is instant and euro
curtain." II". il. Iiuxtm' guarantors c1-
1.Ir,v 501' and 31 bottle. and gives trial
botilcs iron
WANT LOCAL OPTION.
Loadinn oillzu'nu 111" Wiuslcd. huvn
1111uouuccd that thc,1' will potitlon lilo
incoming lonlslaim'o for u charlor for
tho "Highland Luko lmproVumcut As- ‘
sociailon 1111101111 1111111111 priviloszou
will be "tho right or local option, of a
similar nulurc to that uranicd to
towns within this stoic."
A SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY.
Kodol dons for tho stomach that
which it ls unubltI to do for llsulf.
cvcn when but slightly disordered or
over-loaded [(od suppllcn the not-
oral luluoa of (“dilution and does the
work of tho stomach. relaxing the nor-
vouu luulloa. whiio tho lullamcd 1111111-
clos of that organ urn allowed to rent,
and honi.1(odoi 111111111111 what on out
and tumbles tho stoninob and d nostim
organs to transform all food into rich.
red blood. Cllll'ord Pharmacy ..
with which church hc‘
ford. Duh. says:
mum. ,V . , .
CON NECTICUT 4-PATENTS
List issued to Inventors for Week End-
ing December 30.
The i’ollowluu patents were issued
iJ1Ico111bor 30, 1902. List furnished
from olllco of A. M. Wooster. solicitor
of puiouis. Bridgeport, (101111.:
.iohu Flynn, Bridgeport, switch iron:
Gustav H. Hollm, Bridgeport, tapping
ilxturc: Simon Lakc. Bridgeport. sub.
muriuc boat: Alfrcd Roosch, Bridge-
port. pressure governor: Louis l-Ioru-
burger. Bridgeporl. clock cusc (de-
s‘lszni; Goorgc E. Whlimoro and I3. M.
'l‘illiuuhusl. Now Haven. child's cur-
l'ulzvz Arthur W. Cash. Hartford, type—
writinn marhiac: Iilram 1'. Maxim.
ilzu'liord. motor which: (‘hm'lcs ll.
Mullen, Hartford. chaugcr i'or inking
apparatus for printing prcsuos: Robert
R. Fauna and P, .l, Tucker. Hartford.
‘. book food for casing-in machincs; (‘11s-
,- pm' W,
Meillcr. Hartford. and F. (“1.
Rockwell, West I-Iai'lfm'd. portable
stovc; Andrew K. Rosenbeck. Stum-
f1u'1i,clotl1csiinc holder: Ebenezer Hill.
.li'., Norwalk, lrollvy wlrc support:
Frank I. Jones, Norwalk, two patents.
hot air furuacc and sectional grate for
i‘uruucoz William ii. (lm1ilcr,\\’nlcr-
bury, 1~lcciric limo swilh‘. Harry ll.
Arnold, New Britain. apparatus for
polluting and sopnrailug articles:
(‘luylou S. Stcvcus. Now Britain, fold-
lugslaud' Waltori..(‘l1cncv Muridcn
lwo pntcn’ls screw shaving mnchiuo
and 111111 hmc for cutting ratk chIih;
Richard \V Frost Darlcn drilling 11111~
chino: R. W. Mansficld. Now London.
1.111an and puzzle block: Albert F.
Sircci. Rockvlllc. apparatus for mov-
i111: Irons,
THE SECRET OF LONG LIFE.
Consists in kccplug all tho main or-
15111111 of tho body in healthy. rogular
action. and In quickly destroying dead-
ly dlsousc germs. Electric Ilitlcrs r1111:-
ululo Stomach. Liver and Kidneys, pur-
lfy the blood, and givc a splendid up-
pcillc. They work wonders I11 curing
Kidney Diseases, lI‘cmals Complaints.
Nervous Diseases, Constipation. Dyn-
popslu and Malaria. Vigorous health
and strougth always follow their uso.
Only 501:, unurantood- by 11‘. II. lbw
tor. druggist, "
CANS (3278 DECISION.
NEW BRITAIN. January 2.-Aftor
1'1JIp1I11t1Idly warning (ins Gardiner of
I’hlladolphla, Reform: John Williauavc
.ioo Guns. of Philadelphia the decision
In tho llth round of a bout sohodulod
for 20 rounds bofm'o tho National Alh-
lctio Club yesterday Iiitol'noon.
SAVED A BOY'B LIFE.
Mrs. Captain l-.I Hubbard ot Mil
"Brazilian balm 1m
(:11 my boy's life. lie hogan lust like
the min we lost with croup. We save
him 11 low doses. He quickly dropped
I11 ulsop and was all right in the mor-
ulna." but 1111.. by II. II. Nahuatl? J
H honor and The Ollli’ord PM:
To 111;... 11 11111111; Vanilla 1:11.11”..-
ado . 1111 t
It must be
.- -..1. WWW...” PM - .uVJ,
1 ARCHITECTS. 1 1 .1
Knapp Wm. 8. 87. Washington 8. N.
Morehause F. 8. Library Building..-
~ AWNING MANUFACTURER
V._‘_ Callahan Peter E. 53 Cross N. : J J
1’ ' BAKER’Y. .
1.5, Rundle J. 11. 31 Van amp 112.111. 1 ‘
BAKERV 'AND LUNCH ROOM.
Owuns Mum-15.18. 22 :North Main 8. N.
BAKERY A‘ND RESTAURANT.
Grant's 133 Washington 8 N. Brand
9. Cako dailvursd to all parts of olty.
J Lane. F. 111131 sivwmlngton 3.111.;
. 7"” BANKS”. J I I ‘
Ccntral National 36 Wall N. ' 1.1-
City 111111911111 United Bank‘ 8|de: 8‘. N.
Fairfloldrcounty National 44 W!" N.
‘ ,Fhlrflsld County Savings 51 Wall N.
‘I INorwalk Savings Society 44 Wall N.
So. Nor. Trust Co. 93 Washington ,8. N.
80. Nor. Savings Bank United Bk‘. Bldg
BARBERS.
Pltzer Gustav 1,11 Washington 8. N-
, Pohlman, Albert 66 Washington 8. N.
BLACKBMITHS AND HORSE
8HOER8
Flynn Edward 10 Hanford Pl. 8. N.
BOARDING HOUSES.
Richardson Mrs. J.IA. 10 West av. 8. N.
Quintard House 5 Elizabeth 8. N.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
Keeler Geo. 159- Washington 8. N. '
Levy Max 169 Washington 8. N.
Lyon F. D. 5. Co. 90 Washington 8. N.
BOOT AND SHOEMAKER8 AND RE-
PAIRERS.
Brodlce Ernesto 63 Main N.
Nash Elmer- H. 14 Water N. »
Wood Henry A. 16 South Main 8. N.
. BOX MANUFACTURERS.
The Knapp Box Co. 132 Water 8. N.
BUSINESS COLLEGES.
Brown's College Geo. E. Sartaln Prep.
BUSH ELMEN.
Karplnski Frank 21! floqr 31 Wall N.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
Gamble Leslie Riverside Mills E. N.
Mather Harry w. 131 Water 8. N.
CARRIAGE AND SIGN PAINTERS.
Brothel-ton R. L. 20 Brook N.
Makin Ellis 10 Hanford s. N.
CATHOLIC RELIGIOUS ARTICLES.
Hayes J. T. 5 Main N.
CHIROPODISTS.
Griffith Mrs. Jessie 40 Wall N.
CURIOSITY 8HOP.
Magner T. J. 2 80. Main 8. N.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Hayes J. T. 5 Main N.
Oldenschlagcr John lM-Wash’ton S. N.
Smith E. F. Mahackemo Block.
Whelpiey 11 Clark 64 Washington 8. N.
CLOTHING AND GENT'S FURNISH-
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Joscm M. 183 Washington 8. N.
I CONFECTIONERS.
Candy Kitchen 24 80th Main 8. N.
CONFECTIONERY AND BAKERY.
Keieher M. d. H. 57 Main N. -
Smith Harrie A. 39 Main N.
DENTISTS.
Boutwall c. F. 97 Washington 8. N.
Hoyt Frank B 4 South Main 8. N.
Phelps F. A. 76 Washington 8. N.
DRESS AND COAT MAKER.
Chinery Miss 8. 15 Elm N.
DRESS CUTTING SCHOOLS.
Mead Mrs. J. w. 11 Haviland‘ 8. N.
DRUGGISTS.
Baxter Frank .H 8 80th Main 8. N.
Clifford Phar. Plainer 0. Bradley Props
Finch Frank M. 126 Washington 8.
Griffin T. B. 205 Washington 8. N.
Plalsted R. H 43 Washington 8. N1
Stillson-Powell Corp 82 Wasn’ton s. N.
DRY GOODS.
Dickerman A. 1|. Son 34 Wllh'ton 8. N.
Hisiop J. A. 11 Co. 83 Washington 8. N.
Smith M. 8. 8. Co. 92 Washington 8. N.
ELECTRIC MOTORS.
Nor. Electric Co. 202 Wash'ton E. N.
FISH AND OYSTERS. -
Bridge Market West End Washington
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FLORISTS.
Smith J. H. Est. 80 south-Main .8. N.
FRUIT AND éonnsmlenv.
Csnovsrl D 179 Washington 8. his
Morolli Joseph 81 North Main 8. N.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
Collins A. J. a 80-18 N Main 8. N.
Podmore William 87 North Main 8. N.
FURNITURE AND CROCKERY.
Ronn Man L 167 Washington 8. N.
0A8 APPLIANCES.
Conn. R. a L. Co. 64 80. Main 8. N.
GENERAL REPAIRING.
Thompson R. C. 8 Rowan E. N
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Hayes Mrs. A. M. “E 8. Main 8. NV.
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Backer Conrad 141 Washington 8. N.
Emilia 81.49 Fort E. III
L’Hornmedliu 8'1» 203 Wuh'ton z. N.
Joulovsky R a do. First I. N.
Rondo» Samuel 10 Cedar a. N.
aoymour, Gun. II. as Washlnétou B. N.
Wilcox Edwin 70 Washington a. N.
HARDWARE AND OUTLRRY.
Damask Watklnt 8 mm 112 Wish.
Fox Ovals Co. 120 w nlngton a. N.
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MUSICAL iNSTRUMENTS.
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Decker G. 19 Haviland S. N.
Egginlon F, T. 82 No. Main 8. N.
Rudder J. A. 83 South Main 8. N1
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Horwltz I. 184 Washington 8. N.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Lewis E. 11 Main": '
Readman F. E. Gazette Bldg. N V
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Sims Edward J. 5 Seymour 8. N. .
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Benedict Min F 42 West Ave; 8.: N:
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Mlnvllle Edward B.‘ 18 Lo‘we 8. N. J
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