ms. of Guinea s 3......" a.
M011 ill at his home In Betta
B. Betta. of Bridgeport,
nday at his home In Osborn
hit
110.
Friday evening the Methodist
r'wiil resume its regular weekly
moguls.
ObrneIIua Elwood. of East Washing-
‘ ton fittest. spent yesterday with friends
In 8euthport.
N108 Etta Brundagc. of Van Zandt
street hssbsen visiting friends to
Mount Kisco. NY .
“chard; W edict attended ser-
vlc8”at “1'0 wayton Methodist
Church last evening.
The Official Heard of the Methodist
Church will meet Wednesday evening
In the church pal-ior.
N. P. Nelson. ofFort st has pur»
chased the sloo laurel; for erly own-
ed by Ralph radley.
Miss Edith E. Meade of Port Ches-
tor Is the go at of her sister Mrs. J.
W. Banks. of ltth street.
Frederick Lundqulst has resumed
his duties In South Norwalk. after a
week'l Imek of the grip
Miss Belle Cameron entertained a
number of friends last Friday evening
at her home in Prospect street.
Miss Jennie Davis of Rowan street.
has gone to Seymour CI.. for a visit
with her epister.‘ Mrs. J. C. Holden
Ms. J. l’.Bounty and son Royal of
Stamford were guests Saturday of
Mrs J H. Bundle. of Van Zandt
str
Ms .Charies P. Peck, of Saugatuck.
spenta yesterday with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. M. S. Par‘triclI, of the Wash
ington street bridge.
Miss Lillian Brundngc, clerk for-
Thomas J. Magner,‘ the Smith Norwalk
IIstdeaier, has been ill at her home
in Van Zandt atrcct.
Rev, J. W. Davis will go to Milldalc,
Conn. Friday and preach that evening
at the special missionary services be-
ing held there this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Hoyt. of Dan
bury. accompanied by their son were
guests of Mr, and Mrs. J. C. HnIvkins.
of Seaside Place. over Sunday.
The. teachers of the. Advent Christ-
ian Church will meet tomorrow ev-en
ing with S. W. Veisor at. his home In
Quintnrd avenue South Norwalk
(‘sptain Themas Butler Smith has
started in to overhaul David W. RaI-
mond'a launch In the former Fish club
quarters, where she is hauled out for
the winter.
“Uncle" Daniel Petty. of East ave-
nue. will go to Heliport. i.. i.. tomorrow
to get his house there in readiness for
New York parties, who will occupy it
during the summer.
Town Health Otilcrr William J. ’i‘ra-
coy has quarantined the residence of
Patrick Briody, in Winfield street, on
account of the illness of Mr. Hriody'a
little daughter with scarlet fever.
At the evening service yesterday in
the Methodist Church the music was
rendered by the. full chorus choir. The
pastor delrvered the'sermon. which
iwas followed by an evangelistic meet-
98-
On account of the Increased attend
once at the weekly social service of
the Advent Christian (‘bnrch it has
been fond dneeessary to hold the meet-
ings In t e main room instead of the
church parlor.
Dr. Joseph 1.. Cunningham. who
has been spending the past three
weeks with his. aren Roy. and Mrs.
Edward Cuhhin not fit Rowan street
has returned' to his p foasionai duties
In Newark, N. J.
The committee appointed some time
ago to look up the. matter of new
books for the Advent Christian .Jndsy
school library reports progress and it
is expected that soon a library. with a
number of volumes. will be established.
Robert ThOIIIpson is putting up a
wire fence between the property of
Mrs. Goodsell and Charles Simona In
Rowan street. to protect a handsome
hedge which hasJIeen the object of at
tack of the school boysa and others for
some time.“
The Junior Bandy 'ug F itdsy eve-
ning will be led by l arry Ai nsworth.
it will be held in thc‘parsouage at 7:30
and President ng liensdict wishes
eyery memberi g'bgfi sent. no was
very much pleased .12 ”the, large turn-
out at the funeral of __Wii|iam V-alen
tine yesterday.
At the close. of the JunlmI league
roosting yestegday papecial
meeting for rthe :1 members and
the Jahi'oi' Bind elii Remarks
were made by Superintendent Mrs.
Bowen. the pastor and Harry J. Hip- .
son and the service proved of much
interest and help to the? to attend-
ance. . ”-
11m Alice
' srln.
W as assigns. New
or Ituufurdé preat
"#8“de to his |"'hom 0'3th the1
Gardner Crockett. of this place. the
insurance man and promoter. has tak—
en an cities In the Lane block in
80th Main street“. South Norwalk.
John .1. meter. of t‘rosa street. who
brine n In poor health for some time.
'w it done here this week for New-
burgh. N Y.. hoping that the change
will be beneficial.
The”: will be a special meeting of
the Rowavton Fire Department to-
night In their headquarters in hogan
street. for the purpose of discussing
business in general. and hearing the
report of the committee on b ilding
site. etc. Meeting is called 8
o’clock.
The lllpworth League held a meet-
ing after the Sunday school session
yesterday and elected the fellowing of-
II
floors: ll. 8. Bryan.pr081dent: W. 0.
Clark. first vice- president: M. E.
Cushman. second vice- president;
Mrs. M. Thomas. third vice-president:
Mrs. Ettav Slater, fourth vloe-presli
dent; W. 0. Clark. secretary; Maud
Raymond.‘ reashrer. Five new mem-
bers were eceived.
Yesterday was Christian Endeavor
Day at'IIIe Baptist Church and II
number of geod meetings were the re
suit.‘ The My was opened with a
sunrise meeting at 6:45. which was
well attended. .The nerhces through-
out the day, were on the same’ordcr
and the day closed with a grand rally
in the evening after the union meeting.
which was held in c-onncttlon With the
Epworth league of the Methodist
Church. All the services wore well
attended. .
-—-ls it a burn? Use Dr. Thomas‘ Ec-
Iectrie Oil. A out? Use Dr, Thomas‘
Eclectric ‘Oil. At your druggists.
5-.
DARIEN AND NOROTQN.
Miss Neillo Goodeve will visit
friends in Darlen. In February.
Arthur Whitney is working for the
rallroad'on the new'signal tower at
Darlen.
Myron Wood has been ill at his home
in Main street with ii severe attack of
8011:. throat.
Charles Adams will erect. three
houses on his recently purchased lot
on Leftoy avenue. opposite M. Kane‘s
grounds.
Miss Rose Singer. of Port Chester.
has been the guest of Mr, and Mrs.
llouis F. Stoorza. at their home in
Center street.
Miss Elisabeth Strickland has recov-
ered from a severe attack of rheuma-
tism and will soon visit friends in No-
roton Heights.
The: Knbwlton‘ Fife and Drum Hand
are making arrangements to hold their
rehearsals at the Eagle Hook and had-
der engine house.
Contractor Ziegler has been forced
In suspend work on the improvements
at. Great island for the time being, be-
ing on account of the frost. In the
ground.
John Stevens. of West avenue. hurt
his right foot. while at work in South
Norwalk one day last week so badly
that he has walked with a limp since
the accident.
Rev. H. S. Brown has arranged for
a teachers' meeting to be held in the
Center School Friday, February 20th.
At that time. he. expects to introduce
several new and interesting features
of school work,
Foreman Donia F. Stoorza and wife.
Assistant. Foreman Joseph Strehle and
wife and George Knapp, of Dorian:
Mr. Wallace. Thomas Riley and James
Bennett. of Noroton. attended the ball
of Pioneer Hook and ladder Compony
in Norwalk last Friday night.
John Moore. a popular brakeman on
the New York, New Havenand Hari-
ford railroad, with his wife. attended
the Eagle Hook and Ladder (‘Iom-
pany's ball last week and spent the
night the guests of Justice and Mrs.
William Ii. Wllimott, J r.. at their home
III West avenue.
The regular monthly meeting of
Eagle Hook and Ladder Company will
be. held this evening at it o'clock at
the quilrters in Main street. At this
meeting the old ofllcers will turn the
accounts of the company over to the
new officers and reports will he sub
mitted on. the recent annual ball.
There are several other important mat-
ters to come up and every member is
urged to be present.
Senator C. W lIoIInsbury met with
it very painful accident Saturday at-
ternoon which nearly lost for him the
.IIwnIIrs assessed on valuations of 310.-
' dem dat takes do most eases—Waco. ”
II PM"
- ihlmseif If you don’t. -I-"'l‘llose Delight-
3 int Americas" .r' .
'I edge on all subjects as one holds at
.I. Alghteen and eighty. —“Oap'ulh Monk:
.. Is dangerouslyw
III III his Greens Farms home suffering
from oryalpelu.
Jeremiah, the son of Mrs. Fannie
Cur.run is threatened with diphtheria
Dr. Nolan is attending III‘ ease.
The Children's '2?” Christ
(1 hurch held a scant "'lh the Sunday
school room Saturday afternoon.
Herman Petrie'u son Fred. who has
been dangerously ii with pneumonia.
is well along the road toward recov-
ery. ,
Kenneth. the young son of Select-
man Lewis P. Wakeman. is confined to
the house suffering from a severe at-
tack of tonsilitls
George ‘Avery was fox hunting
Thursday and suce in klmng a
silver gray. This species In particular-
ly rare heresbouts but have been more
In evidence this year than for some
time previous.
Harm Brown has moved with his
site from the house on the E J. Tay-
lor prepcrty Turkey Hill. to the one
occupied by his brother and family at
Maple. street and the tumours. laeslie
Mills and wife will move Into the Tay-
lor house next week
Tonight the Greens Farms lt‘ormcrs'
(‘Iub will meet at. the home of George
I'. Jennings when Drs. Clinton and
Britten. of the Connecticut Agriculturo
ai EprIIlmenIal Station will report on
their investigation of onion microbes
as directly affecting the local produc
tion.
ii. 0. Benedict is engaged repairing
his room off the barber shop and is
IcsoI ting to novel means in so doing.
The paper is artistlIaily pinceIl. panel
style no lWIl plec cs being alike. Rene
dict says it‘s “the latest Sslmagundl
fashion." and no one Is going to take
issue with him on the declaration;
A man employed on the Charles
lluikicy property while engag‘ed'ln‘I
felling trees Friday. was struck by'
one In falling and knocked lnsensibis;
As soon as possible a physician from
Southport was snmn‘ioliod' and lthe -ln~
lured man found to be badly out and
bruised with possible internal Injuries.
There were evident expressions of
pleasure on the faces of many here
when they discovered r‘rIIIl Kemper out
about his premises yesterday. armed
with a pair of priming shears and
lrimrnlng up trees and shrubs. That
appears III be the surest harbinger of
spring that could be wished for ex-
('Ppi that gentle season.
A pct cal. belonging Io one of iilt’
residents on South Riverside avenue
Iommiitcd suicide. Thursday evening.
by running tinder n t'ompo Beach cal
lItIII lIcIillIz cut to pieces. Motorman
Ed Thomas was moving his car along
at the nvvrago speed. when the maltose
Ian onto the tracks ahead. Thomas
saw the animal's Iuovemtvnt’ and shut
on power in time to prevent Its being
hit hard although the fender struck it
took it ilom its feet and bowled it.
along a short distance. when It dis-
appcurImd A moment lateI thew wusi
a wild crv from under the car and it
was again brought to a stop a II on
investigation the mangled rent ha oi
the cat one found a short distance
ililt iI IIII-I car wheel having passed ov-
cr Its body it seems plainty evident
that the cat doi'c under the car an it
started up. and was caught II? III!
wheel. :
The board "of relief has cempletcd
its work and the assessors are praetl:
Ialiy through with theirs. in general
the tax levy is about the same as last
year Following is a list of property
000 and over. The prevailing custom is
III fix the rate at about two thirds the
v aluatlon here as elsewhere: Resident
IIwnIIrs~Wlllartl S. Adams 815.9 .J
loscph J. Ascue. 313.275; Atlantic
Starch Works. 314. 800; Edward T Bed
ford. 321000; S. M. Burnhstl' 5630;
Henry C. Illlnd 841.1395 William 1’.
Erin 8114.670: {l'eol'gc Fairchild 310;
725; John F. Codillot 811.'9'0: Am
broac S Hurlbutt, 820,978: John ll
Jennings. 814.:600 -iIcI.- Mannfactur-.
log (10,. 315,000; John B. Morris, 320; i
15:; Lloyd Nash. 314.0115i' estate of
Mary A. Phipps. 334.602; Saugatuck
Manufacturing 00.. 818.700: William
(I. Staples. 312.405; Rufus Wakeman.
8lI.5 75: Westport Paper 020.. 311.000;
Westpo'rI Sanitarium 889. 925: ‘West-
port Water & Light Co" 350. 000 Non-
residentwilcirs of J V. D Cockcrott.
380.675; .l ll. Cole 818.185; heirs of
Francis R. Cutting 320.190: John F l
llingse ”9.860. Jam‘cs Dunne 310.- ‘
600: Graemedt.’ ‘Hnmmand. 310.800: '
estate of Morris Keachsm. 80.;000
heirs of (Irma 1’. Lawrence 27.. 00;
his be.lF cbready. “312.800? J Pier:
pont Morgan; .19. 800: Mrs". Charles A. '
“$3 Rapnlio. 818.585: .Pulllnr Buoysmith.
Issues fiJuWIlllh 310.000.
flaw—dw—
, PICKING8 new FICTION“. - i
Dc times: p'eofilé’dn'fie worln'ls
educa-
roan,”
r! f and
id's
You may he sure the devil will basin
The only safe Investments
tion and health:- “088181 E
"The things ldid not pay
most expensive. -— "The W
Wt‘ VI 'I‘
There Is no such certainty othnowl-
,
are are greater virtues than thrift.
' .,. first?“
. 78in180horovofnfi
“1m nun- “ Life.”
I: better to die penalise. than to
haveh‘hsntotnuchofawa—"The
ashram” ‘~ 0' ~'-W
“I
no
VAMMIGI
show
or the I
instills
In Gyro: r ”11's”.
hem
hunt Grist
lug been de you Amoco had weaih.
fir. She left Souths Iaptpn at noon.
finnuary ill. but Ileana “or a trial: you
end in one of the cylinder caps.
efcI-t prayed so serlonl that Captain
antenna decided to have it repaired
before proceeding on a yage fit rose
I'i'u' Atlantic. After qfiiay of ten
ours. the engineers ll the neces-
sary repairs andthe steamship got un-
der way again passing the Needles at
10: 23 o'clock at night. The St. Paul
arrived at Cherburg at 1'07 o'cloIk up
the morning of January 25. too late to
take on passengers. She was there-fort
o'. ‘Iildged to wait for daylight She tin-
aily passed out of the harbor at 7755
o'clock in the morning.’ On leaving
the channel she ran into storm)
IIIntber which continued without I-es
nation throughout the trip. Heavy
southwrst and West gnlcs prevailed
with soutlnveslly swells making the
voyage a very rough one After leav-
ing quarantlnsIstatIon the St. Paul un-
ohored oi! Tompki sville, Staten is-
land and display/III two black bails.
indicating that she was not under
command. She remained at anchor
about 20 minutes and then started for
her pier.
J08EPH'G. HOUGHTON RECEIVER.
He Will Have Char e of Les Property
in Starriford Pen log Foreclosure.
Attorney Keeler appeared before
Judge George W.' Wheeler of the
Superior (burl last wo‘elt'. and asked
for the appointment of a receiver to
collect the rents oh the property owned
by John H. bee. of Stamford, the for
mogr owner of the “Silver Dollar" all
There is a block of six houses
standing In Mr Lee's name. encum
bereil with mortgages and liens to the
amount of over 34l 000. The estimated
value is about 840 000
According to the complaint. Mr.
Lee has been doing nothing for the
property but collect rcnta. and things
have been running down at a great
rate. The tenants are kicking too. and
have now refused III pay any rent. '
It. seems that attachments have been
placed against. thI rents. until the ten.
ants do not know whether they are
clear or not.
8216 a month.
The court nppoil'i’fed Jose": (I.
lloughton rec.civIIr pending the action
Of the banks to foreclose. The Frank
Miller Lu ber Cam and Penn &
Morehouse. of Bridgeport. have me-
chanics‘ iiens upon the property for
small sums
._._
The. rental amounts to‘
r
~45...
eoautsa mostmsars
CAVE A opossum. PERFORMANCE
Nearly every scat in iloy'ts Theatre
was filled Saturday night and that the
audience was well pleased was maul
heated in its unstintcd applause. The
attraction was The Fl aming Arron. in
Which the only lndinn actress. (Io Wan
(Io Mohawk was presented. support
ed by an exceptionnilI strong com
puny mostly Indians. The council
fire. the attack on Fort Reno and the
eclipse of the moon were. among the
striking features of the production and
gave‘one an excellent idea of the In
dlan's life and their superstitions na-
tures. The two horses Wong and
Buckskin. displayed wonderful sagaI‘l-
ty. responding to their cues with the
utmost precision Altogether it was
another pleasing performance to be
added to the long list that the theatre
goers of The. Norwalltishave had the
pleasure of witnessing‘this season
.——c————,——‘--‘
In: seven codsvsous.
Wh‘ Lord High Admiral. the Duke
of Cl reuse. afterward William the
Fourth. of England. went dhwn to
Portsmouth to inspect the naval estaba
ilshmrnt. the first person he met was
his jolly old messianic I‘Ihd friend. Cap-
tnin Jack Terrors. The prince took
him by the hand and laughingly said:
“Why. Jack. my coy. they tell me you
are the greatest blackgnard in all
Portsmouth!" '."0h “ q'tlotil Towers
“l h your royal highness has not
come down here to deprive me of my
character!" Will!“ and Ekpress.
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The '
~ ,Guintard House 8 Elizabeth 8. N.
' lefar Frlfllt H 8 Mirth Main 8. N.
it"s
. ASII’IBSS
l
BEING A LIST OF THE BU8INESS FIRMS AND PROWONS
OF THE TOWN
(3' limited Illimiistlellr this In no an In an I» am nuts.
Abbreviations—N,. Norwalk; 8. N.. South Norwalk; Ill. 10., East Norwslk.
ARCHITECTI.
Knapp Wm. 8. 87 Washln ten 8. N.
Morshouu F. 8. Library ulldlng.
AWNING MANUFACTURER8.
Callahan Peter E. 53 Cross N.‘
8AKERY.
Rundle J. H. 31 Van hunt I. N.
IAKERY AND LUNCH ROOM.
Owens Mrs. E. c. 22 North Main 8. N.
IAKERY AND REBTAURANT.
Grant's 133 Washington 8. N. Bread
8 Cake delivered to all parts of city.
Lane, F. A. 31- 61 Washington 8. N.
BANKS.
Contr I National 36 Wall N.
Olly atlonal United Bank 81938 N.
Falri‘lald oeunty National 44 all N.
Fairfield County 8avln s 51 Wall N.
NDNIIR 8avlnqs Gaels y 04 Wall N.
80. Nor. Trust Co. 88‘ Washington 8. N.
80. Nor. 8sv|nga Dank United 8k. Bldg
BARBERG.
Pltur Gustav 111 Washington 8. N.
Pohlman. Albert 88 Washington 8. N.
8LAGK8MITH8 AND H0178!
8HOER8. I
Flynn Edward 10 Hartford Pl. 8. N.
BOARDING 11011888.
Richardson Mrs. J. A. 10 West av. 8. N.
IIDOT AND BHOE DEALERS.
Keelsr Geo. 158 Washington 8. N.
Levy Max 188 Washington 8. N.
Lyon r. o. a Co. as Washington a. N.
8001' AND SHOEMAKERS AND BE
PAIRERS.
Dredlce- Ernesto 83 Main N.
Nash Elmer H. 14 Water N.
Weed Henry A. 16 South Main 8. N.
BOX MANUFACTURERS.
The Knapp Box Go. 132 Water 8. N.
8U8INE88 COLLEGE8.
Brown's sCollege Geo. E. sat-Iain Prop.
' IUSHEL'MIN.
Karplnakl Frank 2d fltulr- 81 Wall N.
canesNreas AND inILoass.
Gamble Leslie Riverside Mills E. N.
Mather Harry w. 1313Watsr s. N.
CARRIAGE AND SIGN PAINTERB.
Brotherten R. L. 20 Brook N.
Makln Ellis -10 Hanferd 8. N.
CATHOLIC REhlGlOUS ARTICLES.
Hayes J. T. 8 Main N. .
CHIROPODI T8.
Griffith Mrs. Janis to all N.
CURIOSITV BHOP.
Manor '1’. J. 2 So. Main 8. N.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Hayes .1. T. 5 Main N. ,~
Oldensehlager John 104 Wash'too 8. N
8mlth 'E. F. Mshackemo DIOcII.
Wheipiey 8. Clark 80 Washington 8.N
CLOTHING AND GENT’8 FURNIGH-
i
N88;
Juam 08.188 Washington 8. N.
CONFEOTIONERG
Dandy Kitchen 24 8outh Main 8. N.
CONVECTIDNERV AND BAKERY.
Knleher M. 8 11.87 Main N.
8mlth Harrie A. 88 Main N.
c DENTI8T8.
I'Dutwsil c. F. 87 Washington 8. N.
Hoyt Frank 8 0 80th Main 8. N.
Phelps F. A. 78 Washington 8. N.
‘ GREGG AND GOAT MAKER.
Chine” false 8.18 Elm N. . '
DR 88' CUTTING 88HOOL8.
Mead} ‘J. W. 11 Havlland‘ 8. N.
“" DRUGGISTS ‘ ‘ .
Clifford rs». Puts» a Bradley ml.
ncll Frank ".128 Washington 8. N.
mists “r. 0...; 205‘ Wales a. III.
Pialated ms .08 washing on a N.
sullen-emit Corp 82 Walb’ton a. N.
‘ - onv cocoa.
D'Ickermsn A. A 8en 84 Wash‘ton 8. N.
Hlaiop J. A. 8 .88 Washington 8.N
sauna u. a. s, can Washington a. ’1
g ILIG‘IFRIGINOTORI-
Nor. amt. Go- to: Wasn't“ a. N.
. '- amt mo overdue.
anon nmwwmsano Washington
8t. Bridge manuals one.
PLO . . -
smith .1. H. 8st; ”aha sills. a. N.
raun‘ AND coura‘cmogsnv.
Canevar D 178 Whit
Merelll 31 .110th “Main 8. N.
' PURNITIIRI DMLERG.
ohms; antenna unison-
mm mum arms Help a. N.
FURNITURE auo caooxsav.
I... am L 188 Washington a. N.
" *‘Iosjsxa Illness.
INGURANCE AND REAL IOTAIE
' Hayes John T. 8 Main N.
' ovaraa Exposrsas AND 8HIPI
PERG.
player Co. 120 Willi
. fl‘ '
‘ Grlgor'y II. age Elizabeth 8. N.
. .I ' vsrsnr as?
Directory
0)“ NORWALK.
Hoyt Gould 8. 08 Wall N.
Lawns. J. 8. Ag'y 12 80. Main 8. N.
Taylor A Golden 7'0 Washington 8. N.
Layttm III M. 8 R. R. avc‘. 8.
JOB PRINTIR8.‘ ‘
Freeman 0. A. 88 Washington 8. N.
Gardner, Printer cor. Wall 8 Water N.
Mitchell H. 8.10 North Main 8» N.
JUNK DEALER.»
Harrls Abraham 18 Raymond 8. N.
KITCHEN PURNIGHING 00008-
8mItII M. 8_. AC0. 02 Washington 8. N
LADIE8' FURNIIHINGO. .
Mills 8. 1. Mrs. 88 Washington 8. N.
LADIE8' AND GINT‘G' cLOTHING
" “ CLEANED AND DYED.
Butterflsa o. 0 Raymond 8. N.
Toqus'a 28 Main 04,-- .
' LAUNDRI'IG. ‘
Crescent'B mum Ave 8. N.
Old Well 82 Havillnd 8. N. '
Long 88m 18 North Main 8. N.
Wing'8am 2 80utb Main 8. N.
LUMBER DEALERS.
Hatch 8 Illiey Co. Water 8. N.
MAOHINERY' MANUF TURER8.
McKibbln G. N. Go. 80-6 Water 8. N.
Miller J. W. 138 Water 8. N.
MANIOURI’, ~'MA‘ISAGE AND HAIR
DRESSER
Rider Mica H. 8. 87 Washington 8. N.
MANIGURE. NAGGNOAGE. 8HAMP00-
Hayes Mrs. A. N. 88 80uth Main 8. N.
I MEAT MARKETG.
Hayes Ferd North Main 8. N.
New York Nlarlrst 102 Washington 8. N
MER HANT' TAILORS.
Byrnes P. .7; Main N.
Kemp H. W. 48 Wall N.
Kooour Franz to North Main 8. N.
Neuqebausr ‘J. 80 Waahlnyton 8.N .
Porcelll .l. 107 wishingt’on 8. N.
MILK oaALans.
Hawxhurst Chan. H. 25.,West Main N.
MI‘LLINERS.
St. John The Miss» 40 Wall N.
Tlilotaon 8. 8. Miss 88 Wash. 8. N.
MINES AND INVIGTNENT8.
Greene 8 Duncan Room 1 Lauder 81k.
MONUMENTAL :VRORK AND GUILD-
' ' 8.
Dates John 8. 7 Union Ave; N. .
Steven M. ifl. oil-Main N.
'MU8IGAL INGTRUMENTG.
lvea Chan. G. 28 WIII'N.
LoekweodF. E. 88 Wall. . I
studwali J. w. 38 North Main 8. N.
NEWBDEALERB AND 8TATIONER8
Leary III 00.18 Railroad Ave” 8. N.
Hoyt W. H. A Son 138 Water 8. N.
OYSTER DEALIR8 AND SHIPPERS
Merrill A. H. 128 Water 8. N.
PAINTER8 ANDIPARER-HANGERS
Gently J. w. 807 Washington 8. N.
DOoltor G. 18 Havlland .- N. -
Egglnson F. Tun” Not-Main 8. N.
Rudder J. A. Maputo mm 8. N.
FAWN bananas.
Hot-wits l. 180 washington 8.N .
PHOTOGRAPHER8.
Lewis E. 11' Main N.
Readman F. E. Gazette Bldg. N.
PIANO .T NRR8.
81m. Edward J. 8 a'ymaur 8. N.
PIANO AND ORGAN INSTRUCTOR.
Busdlot Miss F; 48 West Ave. 8. N.
Dlahnwfiiss Nellie 80 West Ave. 8. N.
Mamille Edward D.- 18 Lowe 8. N.
PICTURE8 ‘RNO mgicTURE FRAM
soul-m Way 3. '1: "out Ava. a. N..
PICTURE FRAMING.
Bruith G. 01'001'. Knight and Wall N.
PLANING MILLS. _
German 8 Gsymour 80.le av. E. N.
I REFRAGTING orrlclAN.
Hoyt. Honor 8. United. Dank Bldg.
' RIITAURAN‘I’O.
BriggsIFranieIx. 5 Water N.
Imperial Cafe 8.- N. Meals stall hours.
‘ ears ogeosrr vaut'rs.
National Bank st Nor-walk 51 wall N.
. ”08001.8 (Private).
om Miss Eva 14 Woodmen s. N.
sswme moron?"
Wh8818r a Wilson 18.80. Main a. N.
"“ sure compiles.
8tevsosJ. H. 02 Utee8.N.
s'rocK sultan.
Maples A Goldaahmldt 88 Wash. 8. N.
.. cumin rm
80am on. c. United magic; a. a.
new stances museum.
Powellvlohn VLIWMM n8.N.
ornate Iusrsu
Villaii IT.
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Dunno"! P. D. cor. Knight and Wall N.
MPH Gm
'8'rna'ithom W. P;1N.Wm.& N.
Olmsted Di‘.
files. .
. psarNssa CANNOT ' ass
by local applications. all 8?
reach the diseased portion»
There In only one way to' u
uses, and that is by constl , _
Deafness Is caused lay
flamed‘ condition of th In
of the Eustachian Tu II. "
tube is in med you havefiI
sound or I perfect bearlI .
it is entirelyvloaed. Des ~ - . -.
result and unless thoind J ,
be taken out aththla tube' £88m - . “,5
Its normal condition. hearing i
destroyed forever“; pine 0800!
ten are caused by Catarrh. wit
nothing but an {inflamed oo'ndlon .
the mucous 8111‘ aces. .
We will glva One Hundred bolir'o
for any case of Deafness (caused l,- '
Catarrhl that cannot be cured _‘ it]
Hall's Catarrh'Cure. Band for c.r. II-..
lara, free.
F.J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, 0.
SoldF' by Drngglats. 750 c.
Hall’s Family Pills are the best.
Valve.
Nolseiess. closes without for of was '
2t Flush
ter hammer. Has notank.’ gee? _.
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Volumttehfirsfiwnlsegfafinf: I.
A self adjusting. '7' _ . ,
Elgiidpifiufuflf'hv ww '
amount of vdrfter 19th“: m length of
time, regar ass 0 or m,
sure In service pipe. ' ,
mace, It in operation‘dn Mr diaphr-
HORAGER MIR.
Cor. unit. also and VIII are
It'.~7
Special 3919'-
' 1" .llL‘ "KI ’FT‘I" 7613's
loinntee
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Marl?“
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supra seawatm‘or. .. .I
SOLOMAN SCAM. Managua»
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Gold, Silver.P Nichel' and
latin
P8885 I . . NH
Chandeliers, Hhiid Irens. Femflrs'
Bird Cages and ill It finds 07' '
Metal Work Repaired oil
I and Refinishell. ...§iil
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ANTIQUELRQWG., .
Metal Signs of every Winn. “
”Buss Adv:ertl_'a_ing 81118058. I 1
Large Orders. (Specialty.
IT’S roe cosh \
It do outside paintingm j '
Job of inside work you midi:
last season. When I was bhsy.‘ c .
done now to ‘~ “3"
Good Advanta" ,
To Both 9i Us.
New work, refinishing or.
Shades made to order. .'. '_ '- ‘
WALL sneaks. . .
pawns: seeming
ART MATERIA ' '
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