IVODIJC.
Nina Ida Henry. of Brooklyn. has re-
turned to her home after a‘ few days'
visit with Miss Carrie Petty. of East
IIVQD [10.
Thomas Hendricks. one of the op-
eners at the deel shop. is laid
with an attack of grip at his home III
Smith street. Norwalk.
The game in the Hafncr pool tourna~
meat tomorrow evening will be be-
tween‘ Chick” Keene so. and Arthur
0le 100.1)” is confident he can
beat his man and Is waiting anxiously
for‘ nonlor‘row night.
ilrld tender John Cole dld valiant
workyt tis morning in removing
snow on the Washington street bridge.
ok bright and early and
or the congealed Water
He was at wo
by aooii had a
shoveled off into the river.
The funeral at Edgar N.
was held yesterday afternoon. from the
residence of his sister. Mrs. Herbert V.
Carr. Winfield street.
ulngham. of the East Avenue Church
officiated. and interment was in River-
side Cemetery.
The members of the Junior Band will
board the 5:28 train from the East Nor-
walk station for New Haven Wednes-
Prcsident Howard W.
Mediot wishes every membr .to turn
out so as to make an excellent show
lug at Rev. A. J. Smith's church.
Morris B. Lovejoy. who is now sta.
tioned at Fort Tottcn. S. l..
114th Company. Coast Artillery. spent
Sunday at the home of his mother.
Mrs 8. Fl Allen in New street.
was home on a forty-eight hour pass
and returned to New York this morn-
ing on the 9:03 train.
The notices for the week at the East
Avenue Methodist Church are as fol-
lowg: Tuesday and Thursday evenings
at i: 30 special evangelistic services
at the church; Wednesday evening at
8. monthly meeting of Oilicial Board
Friday evening. 7: 30. meeting Junior
Band at the palhsonage
-Fire Police Ball
Hall. South Norwalk.
The monthly meeting of the officers
and teachers of the East Avenue Meth
odist Sunday school will be held this
evening at 7: 80. in the ladies' parlor
and the superintendent wishes every
officer and teacher to make a special
effort who present. as business of an i
usual importance willcome up for dis-
day evening.
meal.
G. Fred Austin. who met with the
frightful accident at the westbound
South N'orwalk station early Sunday
morning. as told in another column.
was at one time employed as opener
in the old Rowland oyster shop. Many
of his friends at the shop heard of the
accident for the first time this morn-
ing and universal regret and sympathy
was expressed
Despite the unfavorable weather i
there Was an excellent attendance last
evening at the service in the Advent
Christian Church.
three candidates to the altar for bap— .
tism. At the Sunday school service .
Rev. F. S. Ainsworth
lug report of the rec
Sunday School and Loyal Workers,
held at Merlden.
Fourteen members of
Band of the East avenue Methodist
Church including Superintendent John
R L'H'ommedieu. left East Norwalk
last evening about 6 o clock. Ou arriv-
ing at South NorWalk F. H Field of
the Senior Band. joined them and alli
went to the RoWayton Methodist!
Church where the band conducted anl
Howard W. Bene-
dict led and Mr. Liilommedieu read
the’12th chapter of Romans‘for the les-
son. Previous to the regular service
the band assisted in the Epworth Lea-
beginnlng at 6: 30.
was very much regretted that Jerome
Smith. who was to have gone with the
band. was compelled to
home on account of the weather The
only unpleasant feature of the trip was
the wait at Rowayton for the trolley.
The accident at Darien.
team of horses ran into the car. de'ay-
ed the latter for over an hour, and sev-
eral of the boys couclad
have to walk home and
got as far as the Standard Oil World}.
when the car ver took them towing
the disabled car the front of the latter
being covered with tblocid where the
horse had struck. All arrived home
safely. about 11 o'clock and report a
most interesting and helpful meeting
ROWAYTON. .
George McKay. of- New York. spent
Sunday with friends in this place.
bbard returned today
are he spent Sunday
and preached in the church of. which
his brother. Rev. Louis Van Burch
Hubbard is ass or
A business In
excellent service.
gue meeting
REV. A. Is.
‘ from SheltOn
the close
alb'srs
av
tioa‘a‘i ltinriay school will acid its man-
no Fresco. who is ill with ty-
never. Ia reported as slowly IIn-
y Mp f New Haven. spent
‘ bath with his mother. hirl..M.
a of Rowan street.
t: Franklin 0, flow. of New York
at one at the Sabbath with his moth-
er, Airs Josephine Brown of Seavlew
Rev. F 0. (‘un-
m MAY 6788188 I?“ WW“
tin at the ”808888.
W3?” "dsrn buttoned Net-
cle of her friends at her- home In Main
street.
Liverivman George S Bailey has re
turned from a several days' visit at
the home of his mother. in Mount Kis-
80.
Thai Yisalea or the Comregatianai
Church are planning to hot an enter-
talnin‘snt In the Dal-ion Town Hall
Thursday evening. February 12.
Miss Lulu Smullhorn has returned
to her home in South Norwalk after
a very pleasant visit. of several days
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Bur-
chard. of Main street. .
Contractor Nathan lil. Finch has
started work repairing the house of
Michael Plelscics. located on Gracie
street. which was damaged by fire
about three week ago.
Furniture Dealer James Burchard
went to Norwalk last week wrtn a
large load of goods which he delivered
to parties in that place. He. return-
ed wlth a‘ much smaller load.
One hundred and forty-seven new
books have arrived at the Dorian Free
Library and are now being distributed
about town. SeIIcntrhve more are
expected in two or three Weeks.
Mr Zermack. of Port Chester. ha!
been engaged to furnish the milo'ic for
the ball of Eagle Hook and Ladder
Company. No.1. Wednesday evening.
January 28, ill the Darlen Town Hall
Albert C Willson, who has been
quite ill the past week with throat
trouble at the home of S. c. Silliman.
is now much improved and expected
to re-open his school in Stamford to-
day.
Work on the new signal tower Is be-
ing pushed forward rapidly and the
structure.
street spent‘ two dsv'b in New York
theatre. visited the large department
stores and in general saw the sights of
the big city and report a fine time.
Stokes‘ mansion at Collenders Point
was in New York last week in an en
deavor to get some gas and steam fit
ters to work on the job. All‘ the
members of the trade in this section
quently a hard job to get the men
wanted
Selectman Charles G. Waterbury has
again announced his good intentions lo‘.
have the much needed sewer to tar
Mansfield avenue across the street
put through as soon as the weather
permits. The completion of the
work would certainly be a great boon
to the people living in that section
WESTP’OR'T.
Mrs. Charles Beers is confined to
her lipase through sickness
Mrs. George Kirk of Bridgeport
spent Wednesday here with friends.
ve an interest
convention of
tarted. They
ting of the Epworth
Leanna will be heid Tuesday evening
at the home of Rev. A. L Hubbard. at
the class meeting.
are requested to be present.
The Oiiiciai Board of the Rowayton
has extended a any
e prosent pastas.
to remain for an- .
. {loam it Is probable sir. Huby - ind
7. “quit Airs iii. H. Error-y.
8mm) . to
my swelling. Music
'mthodist Sham
“B C
' a1“. LB Hubbard
harlot; for their v out
' well phased Iwilt}:i the noggin;
Greens Farms.
| recsp plop to 2‘ large éln
Mrs. Henry Valentine. 0‘ West ‘Heai were left on board. It is thought LOOK8 LIKE CONT .0
lthese four 9 r t R L.
city the guest of Mrs. Whitlock. of . steamer m n we '3 aken 017 by the _.....
Derby The. two ladies attended the‘ I
One of the foremen at work on the i permanently at any drug store 500
Herbert Nash is engaged in painting '
ithc interior of the Jennings house ,iyidelcd the season's norelty will be at
m... ‘
with nervous d 'gh‘th‘i'. I»? .
an or. II- aw F L
iil‘nm Er of Seymour iii radar,
The installation of' the newly elected at '
omcers of Norileld Grange was held I: r
last evening. AII oyster supper was Morin?
also enjoyed by the larlge company pre~ t rm not you
sent the committoel charge bei rd (the co
Mrs. G. T Grego is L. 8. Go- all a witness i). .i. ‘ rtily. of coun- ,
frey and (i. A. 8 urges. 'sel fertile diin'é womit Ml Mucky
A very enjoyable “ark" social was ' thy objected on the round that he
held on Wodnuday
residence of Mrs Frank Morehouse.l lioness
by the Norileld Aid Society. The suc- ' the comp
venlng, at the could be expected to II y what he had
i
usement. and added a nice sum to| con 'el collar: ‘8 loan
ligw ér. waived urther objection. and
t estnn lie was asked when
t o treasury. it was decided to hold
the next social at the residence of Mrs.
Perry Meeker on the evening of Feb-
ruary i.
eMit'I‘kle Company on twev tell-
Lasts He replied that all his In ordin-
. _... _-....
sCHoouaa Luca's casw ass. . "on relative to this was obtained Ila
attorney. because all of the evicted
mcli thought the no loss to him. and
Passing 8tosmsr Noticed Alongside main?“ lrlm ‘5 90‘1“".
CUED
rm Dis'airio'd vmol This Moi-Illa ’ In answer to further questions wil—
CHATHAM Mass. January 23... hei nest said he knew the leases signed by
schooner Hattie 0. Lace was observed "19 men Wthfli Jll'dK'mt‘ill in Wic-
at daybreak today off this port. The tion. The evicted men told him that
Chathnm and the Old Harbor Life ”I?! “"9? wittlnsly “tilled such a
saving crews started to board the d1“..ieal-lo. and never [IVE authority 10 any
allied craft. bllt could not pass Chat {WWW ‘0 00M!“ ”GIMP?“ 0“ 8140!-
hum bar owing to high seas While i meat. “I believed." continued the wit-
the men were resting off the bar W8lt-. “888. “the men hId' a “3041 defense, 80 1
{us for calmer wn‘er the big Savannah. l 83W ”18 sheriff anti illlfefi Inn] to not!-
Lllle steAmer bound for Boston no '3’ a day 0‘ "’0 before he ”"9“ the
pronched the ] “(39 and appeared N) ha i' notice. 30 that ‘ Coiiid prepare "19de
taking men off. After the steamer had ““3" "9 pmmmed ° "0 90~ bl" "'1"
passed a tug boat appeared from the 1 ed, and when I upbra ded him. he said
west and went to the assistance of the "‘9 “”"3 had ”9"“ ”WWW“ 3‘ mid-
disabled schooner. The life saverssnisht and broliiiht to him at ti ociock
then returned to their stations. Tire ’ i“ ”‘9 morning- with instructions ‘0
Luce was In collision with schooner lserve them immediately Counsel for
John (3. Butrick, off Vineyard Haven. the company asked title witness if he
, I“... week and was reported to be bad- was not aware that judgment could not
Iv damaged by the Butrlck which put he confessed unless an agreement had
in at Vineyard Haven last Saturday been 5'5““ '1 have "9"“ of "”59"
building will probably be completedl a night. She was bound ro papers' leplied Mr. McCarthy.
about a week. The sides are now up i Me for New York with'aTath'taggr'
find it Will not require long. at the granite One of her men ‘1.“ drowned WPY'F forgeriea?"
present rate of progress. to cover the l I" the collision two escaped to the "I mean to say i think the men were
Butlelick and four Including Captain 5'05“” deceived."
——it's folly to suffer from that hor- c°"d"¢‘°"-
Ilblc plague of the night itching piles. ' The New York, New Haven and
Doan's Ointment cures. quickly and Hartford railroad has just issued the
following order to its frclltht c'onduc»
tors:
POPULAR AMuaIMENTs "Commencing at once. promptly re-
—-——-—-.; . port to me by wire number initials.
iMPERlAl. ROME, contents and destination of cars can-
This will be the topic tomorrow eve- talnlns export frelzht beef. MTII‘H‘MB
are busy at present and it is conse- :nlng before the teachers and their freight and important time freight.
friends. The speaker will be Dr. Ma- east bound reaching our litres via liar.
"llel‘ pastor of St. Joseph's Church lemllvernnd Newborn"
.Sotlth Nor-walk. Dr Maher known»: The or'dei while insignificant in it-
hls ynbiect from direct observation as - 8elf_ has in the light of what has pee
,well as careful study. He has been Coded ii. a great deal of meaninl 10"
ry the water from the’ lower end of ill resident of the city on the Tiber those who have eyes to see. inltself. .
and has had that opportunity of ve'ri it menus simply thetthe sliverintend-
fyiulz his facts on the spot. An inter cut and indirectly the heads of the
rating and thoughtful speaker upon so mad s affairs wish to keep tabs on all
Iii-ll and important a topic will call from" '9“in from the WEN-1110"
out all who value a knowledge of the dentsily. however it mliy be well to
best things in history and art. A gin state (hit. I“ freight which reaches
glt- admission for this lecture ”has been the New Haven lines' ‘vla Harlem rlv
Ireduccd to twenty- five. cents. Farm at and Newburg” comes from lines can-
icr particulars are given in the hdv‘el- trolled by J PIBI‘DOM MOVE“ Therein 8
lisemem lies the essence of the interest which
'l as FLAMING Annow, “"“chi‘fl ‘° "‘9 ""1“
A “ISM...“ border drama that is mm it is claimed by the officers of the
New Haven road that there is nothing
lloyl‘ s Theatre. on Saturday afternoon more i" the ""1"" than actually ‘1"
Miss Jennie Ba...“ 0‘ Hulls Farm and night. it is Lincoln J. Carter' a re- "‘3‘“ on “"3 surface “1'0 05109” “‘1
was a guest at the home of her sister I
ill Roseville. Thursday
Miss Fannie Curran of Bridgeport.
is on the sick list and has returned to
her home here to recuperate
model rural delivery ungon which n
proposes to use over Route 35
possession of the Goodsell place at
Maple street and the Turnpike.
Westport- Bridgeport express lei MrI
Pinkham. who is off for ayfew days.
Undertaker George Fable took the
remains of Alden Metcalf to Bridge-
port Thursday. wirere they were later-
red
The fence In front of the Marvin
property on West State street has been
removed. greatly improving the ap-
pearance of the place.
Michael Meyers. who recently injur
ed a finger on his right hand so badly
that he was compelled to give up work.
is now able to resume his duties.
wagon and force of men here making
Improvements about town. During;
Westnort Hotel.
Conductor Mahonoy‘s aunt is again
confined to her home The lady some
ti e ago received a paralytic shock
another one is feared. Mr: 188%;
“was lives with her is home at.
3188': Thomas elected to entertain a
party of friends Wednesday night. by
do y from here.
January 1 has been a réeord um ital-Jo
limit and the judge thinks some
mustlbe done to keep the ihit from
mlldiiiring d pens from rusting.
George lls has purchased
fi'flhh‘i’“; r ode! instrument.
t s a Iii
. only 0 fiction: adored being
. ction of records that are so 0
. his is at times inclined mi.
Cornelius Kemper is driving thel
l Company. and favorable comment was
‘ entire company were at their best and
The Traction Company has a repair II" th“ production of ldttlc Miss
their stay they are quartered at the ; “’9"? VOW melfilnt and altogether it
drivinmtitp'nl over in a lbi's ration: . to call on the boyt
Putin: where they p‘artcpa u been very ill be the boy who had to secure m. tlet tile Elastviatho
given in the Congregational been asleep thought when she rapped on
Church, Mon A‘bo‘nt 15 m“ at) that A New Haven, hires a d to secure abso-
Judge Bradley is seriously contain-gluches he fired a ’Zpll'ftol the bullet en-
plafing taking up chronology. The” terlng Mrs. Swaggsrty's right eye and
business in the Probate court sincellodslns in the brain.
on“ production “'lhe Flaming Ml.m- Iuit however in the same breath that
presenting the noted indish actress on. ”‘9 “Mime“ " ““1““ “"1““ ”89"
tion. The midence. circumstantial it
Wendie. Mohawk In theihrteller role.
“the pier m splendidly staged and has is true. hilt singularly complete and
many thrilling accompaniments such
New Haven road. in conjunction with
"I indlsn and brought“. bhclf to the These trains are of solid vestibuled
stockade in the my act when all hope cars and are run through without
my her mom...” has been abandoned chaii'ge being ferried sI’thnd Manhat-
Mr. Carter has given the play a setting tan island and set on shore entire. Inl-
unusually sumptuous even for him. ““5 ”‘9 10°01‘10““ The next I)“ 0"
resale of the scenes being wonderfully Hideucc which 3999.315 “1 the. 3‘39 and
effectiw and true. shape of the New Haven freight cars
ST ANDINC R00 ‘. which are exact counterparts. with the
' M AT ”OYT q exception of the' lettering on the out-
side of the Pennsylvania cars. The
There was standing room oulv at
‘Hoy't s Theatre Saturday ni ht to wit-
mesa the most men.“ pc'rfomrancc lece'at franchise to tunnel under New
of the three nights. by the May Flake Ydrk city thus making New York a
beard fro all 'h
m “ ° “"9"de The New Haven lines. Is a third step in
the chain of evidehoe. Very recently.
Thompson each and every member
was entirely at home. The specialties
was a most successful closin of a
prosperous confluent. 3 tended with much contusion and dial
_...-______ i‘llity. Coincident with the 0 go of
sov KILLEO A NEIGHBOR. _co‘u'ple'rs the. yarda’terl recelv orders
to receive Pennsylvsnln freight on the
KNOXVILLE. Tan-n. JIDUIry 26— .‘me ”as“ M N'ew' mven (aunt. Fin.
John Roger Johnson aged eighteen.
‘shot and fatally wounded Mrs. Russell :1]?de order above quoted “'8 '5
Swasxertl at his home. at a late hour 8M beyon All these circumstances.
last night. Mrs. waga'erty intended
i .... .. sacraments. 332512;:
at the door that it was a burglar try~ m
a coat ofthow line: if possible.
log to enter Oberlin: the door a few Natur‘ai conditions in take;- of the pur-
that with the Pennsylvanii in control
-~.A
is the. best poicy Well perhaps it
Ni!!! Haven iln'e‘s.
,3 is. dad. nio’lned the youthful phlloeo- "
«m, which he entertain“ pher. but it strikes me you have donel it is it! "m1” one!" 0‘ the
pretty well nevertheless. ——Chicago New RPM
.93
h
counsel. but {Ill counsel for
.. by said he would ask (“193‘
tion sale of the‘ 'sooks caused muchl itld'lixmb'hich .Mi'Qiifilly so did not all.
. I "i For colds, coal,
' . chills. We havsbeen H war
We offer 0‘ 6 Huh . .
ward for any on 0‘0 . "
glans: trans Incti'yli'
Y still 21. The
im' card of eviction notices s rved by
"Do you mean to say these lenses
Consolidated Road's Order to Freight
Hayes J. T. 5 Main N.
Oldenschla’ger John 104 Who ‘ton 8.
Smith E. F. Mahackemo Bin:
thipisy 4 Clark 84 Washington 8.
CLOTHING ANDN2£NT’8 FURNiSH-
l 8
Josem M. 183 Washington 8. N.
irarmonlous. all looks toward one con-
luslon
He Fal ~iird is no otiatin for all“ ”(Hans horses and soldiers. The ‘
my r“ g g e lstory deals with a treacherous Maxi.
icari‘s attempt to for'ce Cdlonei Fre-
, Inonts daughter Mary. to marry him. ,
James Brown and family hare taken iShe is rescued" by her lover. White Eu- vice of firm trains daily. two each way.
[Isle loo-Won (lo-Mohawk) and educai WWW" WWW!” flld 305‘“
To begin with. some time ago .the
the Pennsylvania system. began a sexy
,way static and connecting the lines of
the Penna vania directly with the
Outer Fr‘snk H 8 South Main 8. N.
Clifford Phsr. Platner I Iradlo‘y Prop
Fillets Frink' M 128' Wuhingion 8 Mr
Griffin T. 8. 208 WI’bhing’lton 8. N.
alarms R. H. g3. Wilhihg‘toh S. N.
8t|iloonvPowbii Corp 88‘ Wash't‘oa 8.N
the couplers on all New Haven trains
have been changed to the. Pennsylvania
type. thus allowing free interchange
of cars. which heretofore has been at:
88'.
Dicks'nhan A11 85’». 84Waill’to’rl-8. N.
Hisiop J. A & C3. 83 we‘ll amen 8.
Smith M. s". a co; 92w“
L 1"le TO
Nor. Eiiirc Co. ”giggly old/adhfido E. N.
node of the magnate. for t is apparent
to any one who' has st‘u led the map
.7 of ill
One on the old man—Honesty. rm New eygoithJRd‘guézlglhiéeb232im
son. said the millionaire congressman continuatltin of its twice i8 078* the
reason la. sy' tear hays been at the
co loo ng- over the
Court. R. (I L. 80.84 86.
“hi ”I“! New . Mtge“ W3". rewritten?!
‘ BEING A LIST or I‘ll: mans FIRMS AND morasszons'
or me row) or _NORWALK.
[3' illnlilli iiirtlillcahlis llIill Till "Bl" illitl l’el line For line Hulls.
Abbreviations—N. Norwalk: 8. N., South”‘NorWalk_:‘ iii. 87., East Nol‘w‘alk.
ARCHIT 0T8.
Knapp you. s. 97 «his do a. N'.
Mordhouds F. 8. Library I'Iliding.
AWNING MANUFACTURIII.
Callahan Peter I. 88 CrossiN.
.BAKERY. ’
Rundia J. H. 31 Van la‘ndt I. N.
BAKERY AND LUNCH ROOM.
Owens Mrs. E. c. 22 North Main 8. Ni
IAKERY AND RESTAURANT.
Grant's 133 Washington 8.N
8 Cake delivered to all plrts' of cltyd
Lane, F. A. 37- 51 Washington 8. N.
oANKa
Central National 38' w ”II N.
City National United
Fairfield County National 44 Wall N.
Fall-flail! County Savings 81 as" N.
Norwaik Savings Society 44
80 Nor. Trust Co. 83 Washington 8. M}
So. Nor. Savings Bank United 8k. Bldg cl-o'ugm a Besvlew' Ave 5, N
Old Well 82 Havilsnd 8. M.
Long 88m 18 North Main 8. N.
all N
BARBERB.
Pitzsr Gustav 111 Washington 8. N.
Pohlman. Albert 88 Washington 8. N.l Wing Sam 2 acuth Main 8. N.
BLACKBMITHB AND HORSE
SHOERS.
Flynn Edward 10 Hartford Pl. 3. N. .
BOARDING HOUCEE
PAIRERC.
Brodico Ernesto 83 Main N,
.Nhsir Elmer H. 14 Water N‘
Wood Henry A. 18' south Main 8. N.
a'ox assuracrdasaa'.
.Ths Knapp 80x Co. is: Water 8. N.
IUBINEBB COLLEGES. .
IUSHILMIN.
Kirplmki Frlnit 2' flow 31 Wall N.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
Gamble Leslie Rival-aide Mills E.N N.
Mather Hsr'ry w.131 Water 8. N.
CARRIAGE ANO SIGNk PAINTER8.
rothorton R. L. 20. rank
Makin Ellis 10 Hartford 8. N.
Hayes J T. 5 Main N.
CHIROPODIUTC’.
Griffith Mrs. Jessie 40 Wall N.
CURIO'SI'TY CHOP.
Manner T. J. 2 So. Main 8, N.
CIGARS A'ND rooAcco.
courtcrloucas.
Candy Kitchen 24 South Main 3. N.
CONFECTIONERY AND BAKERY.‘
Keloher M. a H 57 Main N.
smltb Harrie A as Main N.
DENTIS'TSH
B'outwoil c. r. 97 Wabbingtoh. s. N.
Hoyt Frank B 4 South Main 8. N.
Phelps F. A. 78 Washington 8. N.
oases AND coA‘l' MAKER.
culmr’y Mics s. 45 In... N. ‘
nuns currlNo SCHOOL8.
Mud Mrs. J. w. 11 Haviiand s. N.
DRUGGIDTB.
satiation
Iigto'n 8.N
Field AND arenas.
Brings Market West End Wuhlngton
8t. Rridg's R. J. Cutbill Prop.
FLORISTS.
Smith J. H. E“. ”Slut“ mitt C. N.
roulr AND co Mencken.
Canivarl n 178 W8 [ling m8..N
More!“ I‘uspb' In North tints s; N.
run‘ulruaitnltamas.
coin... a: .i. s .60 ,1. N sin a. N. .
Podmbrs William 87 Nor! fluid 8. N.
FURNITURE AND CROOKSRY
Rosco Man i. i87sWastrin¢tob§Ei N.
oas‘ APP'LIANCES. ,
Min 8. N.
as annual. RhAiifiNOI’
u:Tiiorvlp‘so’h' R. C. 8 Rowia
oLont's‘ Anti L‘ the Waters
nH’a‘y‘i sin. A. lg. it: iii. 8‘
g". .
cm '34st hi .3 an.
”5"." «It... :3 n' .
mnlals sent free.
tle. Sold by all Druggists.
Hall’s Family Pills are theirs
lmaunANcs mow ml. asrAra
gig 80. MW! 8, N,
Aq'oldsn 7.: Vin-hill ion 8. N.
‘ "Layton J. M. 8 R. R. "8.8. ,
J08 PRINTERC.
: Freeman C..A. 88 Washington 8. N.
Gardner, Printer cor. Wall a water N.
Mitchell H. 8. 10 North Mala 8. N.
JUNK D‘EAIJRC. .
d Harris Abrdh'ar'n 13 Raymond 8. N.
KITCHEN Foams
Ho'yt Gould 84
stern tr 1
Valvm
Nols'slsss, closes withoni' in of”
Has no Milk?
Mills 8. i. Mrs. as W'sg'iy and» .8. N2.
ask Bldg 8. Nu LAOIEB' AND. CENTB' CLOTHING
CLEANED AND DYED.
‘vluttsrfass C. 4 Raymond 8. N.
'TOquo' g 25 Main N.
LAUNDRIES.
Tris: 'tolt'liti I. . .
Volumetc’r Prodshrd". with .'
Flush ValeI‘"
A self adihstli'lii litr
appllbd to a run yaw“ ,
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MCHINER'Y MANU
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Richardson Mrs. J. A'. 10 Wont IV. 8. N. Miller J. W. 138 W
Quintard House 5 Elizabeth 8. N.
8001' AND SHOE DEALER8.
Keeler Geo. 158 Washington .8. N. -
Levy Max 168 waabin ten 8. N.
L on F. D. 8 Co. 90 askingtpn 8. N.
I OT AND BHOEMAKKRE AND HE Hay“ Mrs. A. M. 86 south Main 8. N.
MEAT MkiiKa'rs'.
Hayes Ford Npri
Ns'w York M'quo't 42
MERC7HA TTAILORE.
8' Water 8. N'.
MANICURE'. bMA'BI'A'GE A'ND HAIR
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Rider Miss H. 8. 87 Washington 8. N.
MANICURI, MAI‘N‘CAGE' BHAMPOO-
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Franz 10 North Main 8. N.
Brown's College Geo. E. oartain Prop. Nouns ausr J. 84 Washington 8.N
Porceiil J. 107 Washington 8. N.
MILK DEALERC.
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at. John vacuum 49 Wall N
lTliIotson 8. 8. Miss' 88 Wash. 8. N.
muss ANO Invssrusur's. .
Greene A Duncan Room 1 Ladder Ilk.
CATHOLIC Reunions ARTICLE8 . MOWMENTAL 3‘?“ AND “ll-9‘
Bates John 8. 7 Union _Avs. N.
Stevens M. W.58 ‘
MUSICAL INBTNUMENTE.
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Lockwmd F. E. 38 wall. .
Studweli J. W. 38 North Main 8. N.
N newest-starts AND surrounds.
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N i Leary 6; 66.18 RailroaNd Av8.. 8. N. .
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OYSTER DEALER'S AND CHIHPERB.
Merrill A. H. 188 Water 8. N.
IPAINTERS AND PAPIRMANCERS
Batty J. w. 207 Washington 8. N.
Docksi- 6.19 i-lsviiahd 8. N.
Egginson F T. 82 No. Main 8. N.
Rudder J. A. 83 south Main 8.N
FAWN BROKERS. ‘
Hamil: l. 154 “Washingtoil 8. N.
. pHorohhAnHE'as.
Lewis B. 11 Moii't'fd
Resdms‘n F. Cumin!“ Bldg. N.
PIANO TUNERI.
sum Edward J. 5 eeymour .N8.
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l Disbrow Min Nollie 38 West Ave. 8. N.
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PLANIIILG Mitts.
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CAI" DE'PoaiT VAULT8. .
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