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Dr. Pack. of Gregory boulevard. is
‘ awaiting a few days In New York city,
lira. laa Ila Fitch. who has been
I II at her home in Myrtle
avatar. s now much improved.
N . and Mrs. Abruhams. of South
Norhlk. were guests over Sunday of
Mr. ‘hhd Mrs. Robert Joselivsiry. of
“ First street. 1
Harold. the fiveyearoid son of Mr.
and Mrs. William A. Reed, is quite ill
with throat trouble. at his home on
Gregory Boulevard.
The teachers of the Advent Christian
Sunday school will meet this evening
wit. S. W. Velsor. at his home in
Quintard avenue South Norwa....
Edward Brown has given up nis job
Oyster opening and started in work to-
day in the shop of the McKlbbiu Mun-
ufn3133t3uring Company in South Nor-
Mr. and Mrs Bert Knapp have mov
ad from New ”York to East Norwslk
and are stopping with Mr. and Mrs.
Poyvez at their home in Winfield
street.
Miss Elizabeth Roberts has returned
to her home In New York city after
having spent a few days the guest of
Miss Mildred Baxter. of South Osborne
avenue.
Tonight the members of the Metho-
dist Church will join with Rowayton.
South Norwaik and Norwulk in a class
meeting to be held at the Methodist
(‘hurch in Norwaik.
The last game in the third 10111111 for
the first prize in the Hefner pool tour-
nament will be played tonight when
Frank Fox 80 and Edward illynnt
100. will cross cues
William Ashworth has resigned his
position in the Radel oyster shop and
has taken one in the snap .11 the Chal-
lenge Manufacturing Company in Wat-
er street. South Norwalk.
Frank Fox. 80, and Edward Bryant,
100, will play in the Hefner pool tour-
nament this evening The game will
be the last one in the third round for
the first prize and is expected to be
a tight one.
Captain W. H. Verity went down the
harbor. this morning. with the “Addie (IN
V.." and brought up» a threemastcd
schooner from the light. She is loaded
with lumber and consigned to the Hub
bell. Hail & Randall Company. of Non
walk.
Mrs. Theodore Fanc'ner. of Winfield
street, suffered a slight shock last
Friday at present has in a quite ser-
ious condition at her home. Her
daughter. Miss Carrie Fancher, has
come up from Brooklyn and is now at
her bedside.
The young ladies from this place.
who recently conducted the novel and
successful masquerade party. in South
Nor-walk, will meet tomorrow evening
with Frederick W. Decker. in Seaview
avenue. to talk up the matter of giv-
ing a “domino" party.
Augustus St. John. the well~known
oil peddler. had the misfortune to lose
his delivery horse last night. Al-
though the animal was old and was not
valuable she did the required amount
of work and the loss is consequently
a heavy one for him.
All the members of the Tuesday
night 'class class. and any of the
church members are invited to attend
the union class meeting. at the Nor-
wulk Methodist Episcopal Church. this
evening. The trolley will leave the
church at 7:25. and the Junction at
7: 20.
Lewis Wheeler. the popular clerk
for Druggist T. B. Griffin. was one of
tfie most interested participants at the
mini masquet‘ade ball of the Arlons
las evening. .“Lou” was attired in
a unique costume representing the
metropolitan zouave with false mon
key face. He was one of the last to
leave when vibe strains.of "Home.
Sweet Home" were played about 4 this
morning. "Lou" says that he will be
heard from when the Red Men hold
their masquerade ball on the 23d of
the month. ,
A specialmeeting of the Sunday
School Board of the East avenue Me-
thodist church was held last evening
at the bathe of Miss Sadie Randall
11133 sir mute and the followins
‘ were élected for the ensuing
yalréguperlntapdent John R. 1.. Hom-
.asslstnnt superintendent Mrs.
iii SJBowen; secretary; L. Ernest Rey
acids; ii peel-e ry. Henry Geib;
premium TH 11: ‘asslstant
, librarians Raymond Waldron and Ha-
void Taylor; chorister. Harry J. Hyp-
. son. A committee composed of H. J
Hypscn, .chaimsu; Miss Sadie Randall,
> Mrs ‘i’Siinnna Mrs. on, Mrs. Ed-
,1 ward Godfrey and A N. Paddock was
appellant} to make arrangements for
the Enter music. Affter the business
the cabinet of the Epworth League
m'et and talked up the matter of an
ehterthlnn‘ient to be given in the near
are. The date was not decided
ter refreshments w ved and
_, special time was‘
1
grip.
: A muguemdel will be held
Friday evening e1 home hf Miss
’ Edith Mead luminous.
resigned llll pOll~
1.- Davis I; Son. the
WI!
1% Irving Lock- silo
of the same
litiid‘hfn their Mathilda
Edwin S. Godfrey, of this place has
3% given ofilcial notice of his ap-
lntment as assist of weights and
measures of the town of Norwalk for
the coming year: His certificate is
signed by the selectmen. MI'. Godfrey
has held this oilice several times in the
out
In an item appearing in the Rowayv
1011 news at. The Sentinel, last evening.
giving the names of officers elected by
11hr Epworth League of the Revvayton
M E. Church. for the coming year. it
was erroneously stated that W. 0.
Clark had been elected first vice-presto
dent of that organisation. it should
have been Irving W. Clark.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
The members of Eagle Hook and
Ladder Company are figuring on a
chowder supper towards the latter
part of the month.
James Pooley and young lady friend
attended the annual masquerade ball
'of the Arlon Singing Society in South
N01 walk l at evening.
The mom era of Volunteer Hook and
Ladder Company. of Noretou. are
planning to give a dance sometime this
month in the Darien Town Hall.
Representative Thomas Cave. Sr.. is
able to be about the house and it is
expected he will be able to go to Herb
ford towardsthe latter part of the
week. ' '
.lohn Oberlander. manager of the
Darien Launch Works. has two men
at‘ work at his Darien shop all the
time getting out the frames for launch-
es for next summer‘s trade. These
boats are taken to Rowayton and stor-
ed‘there for the winter in his new
shep. in the spring and summer. as
they are needed. they will be taker.
out and finished. Mr Oberlander al-
ready has several orders on hand and
expedts to do a rushing business this
season .
Escrow.
There is no cnange for the better In
the condition of John McGovern.
Last night the Musical Society met
at the residence of Carl B. Doige.
Conductor Thomas Walsh resumed
duties yesterday after a two days' holl-
Miss Alice Waruock is employed in
the otl‘lce of the Looomobiie Co.,
Bridgeport,
Mrs. W. Hill has returned home
from a. visit with her mother at
Lyons Plains.
Last night the Greens Farms Farm-
ers Club met at the residence of
cargo Jennings
The selectmen are In regular month
iy session today. and are auditing the
accounts for January
The new whist club. organized
Thursday eVening. is to be known as
the Saugatuck Whist Club.
"Bob" Bates. of Bridgeport, one of
the most popular commercial tourists
that visit this section, was in town
Saturday.
J, S. Guyer has recently come. into
possession of the valuable trotting
mare. Cattiedru. 218%. The purchase
price is said to have been 8475.
Mrs. Blake is much improved in
health, although yet unable to leave
her house, and a relative from South
port is caring for her temporarily.
The Y. P. S. C, E. of Greens Farms
congregational Church will give a
birthday social in the lecture room on
Thursday evening. An entertaining
program is being arranged for the oc-
casion.
February id is the date set for the
Yanuigan social and dance. in Nation
ai ball. This popular Saugatuck or~
anization has a large following of
riends who will be. in evidence on that
occasion.
John S. Jones and wife entertained
a party of friends with whist Friday
night The event proved to be as de-
lightful as is customary with things
socially with thege old and highly es-
teemed residents.
E N. Sipperly proposes to he in line
this spring with any delegation of
mobilists that travel this way. He
has placed an order with the Stevens.
Dureage Co. for a flyer to be ready for
use in the early spring.
There are quantities of coal on hand
here at all the dealers. with an aver
age price of $8. 50 per ton. This figure
has been maintained for weeks. in
spite of the fact that in adjoining com-
munities the public has been victimis-
ed to the tune of $10 per ton.
As scones weather conditions per-
mit section men will be put to work
setting spring switches on all turn
outs from Sonthport to the center.
along the line of trolley. The switch
on will be the same as in use on the
Shelton division of the trolley.
Saturday Probate dodge Bradley ap-
pointed Fred Kemper administrator on
the estate of John N. Becker, Greens
Farms. Becker died November 2,1893
leaving property valued at 81.500. The
heirs aim to dispose of it by sale. and
the step taken; Saturday was neces-
sary
Christian Endeavor day was com-
memorated in the Greens Farms Con-
gregational Church Sunday night. The
pastor delivered an address on “Decis-
ion," followed by consecration Evan-
gellstic meetings will begin thlire next
Sunday and continue nightly until the
Saturday following
The male quartette composed of em;
pioyea of the computing scale Co.. is
planning for a concert in the near fu.
‘tilre. As yet the talents of the mem-
bars are but little known; but those
who have had the pleasure of hearing
them vooaliae speak enthusiastically
regarding their dbllity.
1 Judge \D. S. Bradley studlonsly
mm against a' pecan» M’ervtrust tilts
sofarashlsfectar‘eoonoerncd. and
curious- visitors to his aides IN ad~
vised to take due notice that the brick
on the mm»; intended tom nits
. b. sisal vacuum
3 strengthening food.
1e
11:
womep simply because
development.
pain. and young girls 3
guided physically as wel as morally.
If you know of an youn
advice. ask her to in to to rs. P
equaled in the country. he no
viliich one muy not like to talk
for a. full understanding of the ca
‘ that. IIV In]
‘3 , and so 111-111
“Dr. .111 ‘Iiizs.
the like of Lydia E. l’iuklium‘ s \'
corrected. I 1am very thankful for i
shall [competently- 11111 medicine to ill
«Miss FANNIn K1 MFR. 11122 (Theater
woman in the land \vho suffers
Ition of the cannon episode and many
11 sympathy with the movement bail
love at the same time that in tOwn isl
he propel place for such memorials I
Josepr Hyatt is one of the best'
uounts in this vicinity and time was'
vhen he could clear a hurdle and make
the watch jump with the bestof them
.t is a matter of two years since he
has owned a- horse, but Saturdavthe
1pirit moved him" and he got "Old
Hoes." as he fondly termed a former
jumper of his. and 1-concluded 'to make
1 trip out Weston way. En route.
i'iyatt sighted 'a fox: ."0ld Hess" was
in the scent and pricking up his ears
,ook a quick survey then started 0!
1'11 old time fashion as if leading the
1 base. Hyatt enthused instantly. and
ilthough the possibility of capturing
he fox was too remote‘ tier considering
ion he gave "Old Hoes" his head and
may he flew. The first obstacle was
i foubbarred fence. The‘ihorse was
tot in the best of trim but cleared it.
Over lots and hills went horse and
rider: across a brook that brought
HYatt out of the saddle and onto the
animals neck. he too being a trlfie
new; but "Old Hoas“'kept the pace
and fox in sight 11qu well Into the
country. when Reynsrd doubled and
Hyatt cailed"the'chase off. it was
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NURSING MOTHERS
A mother’spoor health is bad
enough for the mother but
worse still for the nursing
baby.
Mothers and Scotti; smut;
u no 11 pc l‘ritlll
“
i
‘ H‘
WMiss Rose Peterson, Secretary Pal! -
r11.
(I‘a‘le ”glennis Club, Chicago; from cxpen- -
ence advises all young girls who have pains
and sickness peculiar to their Sex, to rely on
Lydia E. Plnkham’ 3 Vegetable Compound.
How many beautiful young girls develop into worn. listless and hopeless
stifliéieut attention has not been paid to their physical
No Woman is exempt from physical weakness and petiodlc
11st budding into womanhood should be carefully
lady who is sick. and needs mother]
lnkhnm at L\ on. Muses. “ho wl
givv her advice free. from a. source of kuouwledgc which is un-
t hesitate about stating details
about, and which are essential
as. .
(30.311153 Hannah E. i'lershon. Ceilings-
. wood, N. J.. says:
““1 thought I would write and tell you
lou 1111. _\'tlill kind .ttliit-eJ feel ike
l “as always llllll and delicate,
k that I could lluitlly do uuythilig.
11 Mciistiilutiou was Il“l(‘:.."illlll.
" “l tricd .1 bottle of your \‘1gci .ibic (11111-
1 pound lliliI lit-1.111 to iccl bcitci light away. I ('Ull-
. ' tinned its 11st . and 11111 now “'1'“ till” sunny. and
“ it'llsluluic it""ilI: 11' i)
“hat y'olu 111c1li1 me did i111 1111-.“
How Firs. Pinkham Helped
Fannie Kumpe.
l 1111111ot sui I3ciiougl1 for
1’ 151111111: 1 fuel it is my dilly to
write and MI youuf the hum-til i ii. we d1 il\ttl 1111111 \tltll 111l\ice anti
tvgctnblc t‘ompmmti. 'lllc pains
in my buck and numb have .lll loft inc. and 1m lucusliuai trouble is
be good advice you 2.11111 1111-. and I
i “1111 Nllfii 1 limit female 11 cultuess.
N‘thtlrlitukzlrk. (Di-t. “31900)
Ly din E. Plnklt‘unt's Vegetable (‘mnpouutl will «tn-c. any
from “club troubles. inflamma-
tion of the ovaries. kidlley troubles. “on one excitability, nervous
prostrotion, and all forms of w osnun a special ills.
some time after when he arrived at his
objective point but early enough to
partake of a good dinner and ieturn
to town at leisure
TEAMSTERS TO FIGHT.
Union Formed From Which Em-
ployeea of Consolidations are Barred.
DERBY Feb 3.-—Thc teamstcrs of
this city and Shelton have organised
a‘ trades union from which hil‘ em-
ployees of trusts are barred. [Myers
of oil and beef distributing wagon and
of all corporations deal ated by the
officers its trusts, have 3
iv excluded. The uniori plans to de-
niand an increase in wages that will
place their pay at a figure considera-
bly above that of the trust employees
and thus attract the latter to their own
lines of work. causing continual an
noysnce to the‘ trusts. Teamsters
now receive 88 to $9 a week for single
'teams and 89 to :11 for double. The
union will demand 810 50 and $12. res- .
pectlvely. , '
"We hope to extend this movement
agaihst trusts throughout the State."
said Themes F. Clancy. president of
the union yesterday. "it all the team-
sters' unions throughout the country
would draw the “he at Ia'usts it would
be a serious thing for the Standard
Cinema 1. and the beef combine."
The. A nla teamaters ha a not
been received Into membershp,
two-thirds of them drive for, the var-
ions plants or the antidote page
Company. designated 1351 the sincere of
the unions at a trust. 3
sion 3. nourishing and the
If the
breast milk is scanty or thin
‘Scott‘s Emulsion will make it
richland andtmot‘e abundant. ‘
- iWhen mothers take Scott’s ”a"
- , Expulsion the babies aha-e in-
{Ethanefita iThis? bablcsgrow ,,
en rigorous I‘I
have 1'
Cherry
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391-13333“ old It you couldn’t get Ayer’ s
' all Think it over.
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same it 1151' 0)" ms biomass ruins AND tropism 3
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ARCHITECTS.
' Knapp Wm. 8. 97 Washington S N.
Morehouse F. 8. Library Building.
AWNING MANUFACTURERS.
Callahan Peter E. 53 Cross N.
BAKERY.
Rundla J. H. 31 Van Zandt E. N.
IAKERY AND LUNCH noon.’
3 Owens Mrs. E. C. 22 North Main S. N.
. BAKERY AND RESTAURANT.
Grant's 133 Washington S. N. Drill
4 Cake delivered to all parts of city.
Lane, F. A. 37 51 Washington S. N.
BANK$
Central National 36 Wall N.
City National United Bank Bldg 8. N.
Fairfleld County National 44 Wall N.
Fairfieid County Savings 51' Wall N.‘
Norwslk Savings Society 44 Wall N.
So. Nor. Trust Co. 93 Washington 8. N.
Go. Nor. Savings Bank United Bk. Bldg
BARSERS. ~
Pitzer Gustav 111 Washington S. N.
Pohlmsn, Albert as Washington a. N.
BLACKSMITHS AND HORSE
1, SHOERS.
Flynn Edward 10 Haniord PUB. N.
BOARDING HOUSES. ,
Richardsoa Mrs. J. A. 10 West av. S. N.
Gulntsrti House 5 Elizabeth S. N.
1 BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
Keeler Geo. 159 Washlngton a. N.
Levy Max 159 Washington 8. N.
Lyon F. D. A. Go. 90 Washington 8. N.
BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS AND RE-
PAIRERS.
Brodiea Ernesto 63 Main N.
Nash Elmer H. 14 Water N.
Wood Henry A. 16 South, Main S. N
1 BOX MANUFACTURERS.
The Knapp Box Go. 132 Water a. N.
BUSINESS COLLEGES.
Brown's College Geo. E. Sartain Prop.
BUSHBLMEN.
Karpinskl Frank 211! floor 31 Wall N.
’ CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
Gamble Leslie Riverside Mills E. N.
Mather Harry w. 131 Water a. N.
CARRIAGE AND SIGN PAINTERS.
Brother-ton R.‘ L. 20 Brook N.
Makin Ellis 10 Hanford 8. N.
CATHOLIC R LIGIOUB ARTICLES.
Hayes J. T. 5 sin N.
CHIROPODISTS.
Griffith Mrs. Junior 40 Wall N.
CURIOSITY SHOP.
Msgner T. J. 2 80. Main 8," N.
CIGARS AND TOBAQCO.
Hayes J. T. 5 Main N. -
Oldenschlager John 104 Wash'ton s.N
Smith E. F. Mahacksmo Block.
Whaiplcy at Clark 84 Washington 3. N.
CLOTHING ANDNGENT'S FURNISH-
'G .
Jpsem M. 163 Waehinman S. N.
CONFECTIONERS.
Candy Kitchen 24 South Main 8. N.
couracrioasav AND BAKERY.
Keiaher M. G H. 57 Main N.
Smith Harris A. 39 Main N.
DENTII S.
fluutwell C. F.. 97 We hinoton S. N.
Hoyt Frank 3 4 South Main S. N.
Phelps F.A .78 Washington 8‘. N.
DRESS AND COAT MAKER.
Chicory Miss S. .153E3Im N. -
DRESS CUTTING SCHOOLS.‘
MeadNrs. J. w. 11 Hsvlisnd S. N.
. 1 DRUGGISTS.‘
Baxter Frank H I South. Main 8. N.
Clifford Phar. Plainsi‘ tlradisy Preps
Finch Frank .N.- leosWashington 8. N.
Griffin T. B. 2“ Wabbingten S. N.
Pialstad R.’ H. 48 Washington B. N.
attuned-Powell Corp I2 Wash'ton 3.11.
' DRY GOODS
“blokerman A. A Son '4 Wuh‘ien S. N.
Islep J. A. A Co. ‘33 Washington S.N
SmltnM. S. A Co. I} Washington I. N.
' ELECTRIC MOTORS.
Nor. Electric 611‘. 2,0,: .wu‘wgén g. n.
, FISH AND OYSTIRQ.
Bridge Market West {End Washington
St. Bridge R. J. Cutbill Prop.
FRUIT AND CONFECTIONIRY.
Canavarl D 179 Washington 8. N.
Moreiil Joseph l‘l North. plain S. N.
FURNITUR DEALERS.
Collins A. J. A Ce N Main S. N.
Padmore William .7 Ngrih Main SN
FURNITURE AND onookanv.
Recon Matt I. ll? Weaning!“ I. N.
GAS AFFLIANCIA. -
commode-Juana. S. N.
GENERAL REPAIRING.
Thompson R. C. S Rowan E. N-
canvas lino unlit" warsra
LIAN“.
H.’?‘ M"- Aslfis “
' " Mills a. 1. Mrs. as Washington a. N.’
I
FLORIST .‘e. ..
Smith .1. H. some South. Main S..N. ,_
1 Stamird Pf D.-
W Ulnailti iiicdisuit'lii Iisietllls Hui II III! For III: For Tim IIIIII.
Abbreviations—N., 11014111111; 8. N.. So31th Norwalk; ‘.E N.. East Norwalh.
INSURANCE AND REAL gC‘I’ATI
Heyt Gould B. 45 all N.
Lawrence J. I. Ag 12 astIn S. N.
Taylor a. Golden 74 Waahln at N.
Layton J. M. 5 R. R. ave. S. , .151 3
- JOI PRINTER]. 1 "
Freeman C. A. se’ Ws MimeW a S. N.
Gardner. Printer cor. W iw star N.
Mitchell H. 8.10 Nomi Milli B.N
~ JUNK battens.
Harris Abraham is R mend)
KITCHEN roasts beacons.
Smith M. S. A 69.92 Wealtlpitcnt. N,
1 .3. LADIES' FURNISHINGS.
LADIES' AND GENTS! othermtid
CLEANED AND DY!
Buttons» c: 4 Raymond can"
Toque'. 25 Main N
‘ ‘ Monotone.
Crescent 8 Saevl w Ave 8. N.
Old Well 82 Havi 0111! S. N.
Long Gain 18 North Mala s. N.
Wing Bump South Main S.N N.
Lun’aaa outset.
Hatch 4 Balls” Co. Water 8. N.
MACHINERY MANUFACTURERS.
MoKihhln G. R. Co. 50-56 Water S. N.
Miller J. w. 186 Water S. N.
MANICURI, MASSAGE AND HAIR
DRESSERS.
Rid» Miss I-i. B. 97 Washington S. N.
MANICIJR‘. MAlfifiaAGE. SHAMPOO-
Hayes Mrs. A. M as South Main 8. N
MEAT MARKETS.
Hayes Faro North Main 8. N.
New York Msrket142 Washington B.N.
MERCHANT TAILORB.
Byrnas P. J. 7 Main N.
Kemp H. W. 45 Wall N.
Keener Franz 10 North Main S. N.
Naugabausr J. 84 Washington 0. N.
Porceili J. 3107 Washington S. N
MILK DEALERS. ..
l-iswxhurat Chas. H. 25 West Main N.
MILLINERC. '
St. «John The Misses 49 Wall N.
Tliiotson 8.8. Miss 86 Wash. 8. N.
muse AND INVESTMENTS.
Greens 0. Duncan Room 1 Lauder Slit.
MONUMENTAL E‘gfiiK AND BUILD-
Bates John S. ? Union Ave. N.
Steven: M. w. 50 Main N.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
ives Chas. G. 29 Wall N.
Lockwood F. E. 39 Wall.
Studweli J. w. 39 North Main 3. N.
NEWSDEALERS AND STATIONERS.
' Hayesdohn T. 5 Main N.
Leary E Co, 19 Railroad Ave., 3. N.
OYSTER EXPOR‘TERS AND BHIR
RS
Hoyt w. H. A Son 139 Water S. N.
OYSTER DEALERS AND SHIPPERS.
Merrill A. H. 126 Water 8. N. .
PAINTERS AND PAPERsHANGERS
Realty J. w. 207 Washington S.N N.
Decker G. 19 Hsvliand S. N.
Egginson F T. No. Main S.N1
Rudder J. A. 33 south Main B. N.
FAWN saoKERs.
Horwitz I. 154 Washington S.N
eucroaaaen’éas.‘
Lewis B. 11 Main N.
Rasdmsn F. E. Gag'hito iIdg.N .
PIANO rupees.
Sims Edward J. 5 Seymour 8. N.
PIANO AND.ORGAN INSTRUCTORS
Benedict Miss ...F 42 WM Ave. B. N.
Diahrow MI
Manvllla E ward B. 16 Lows B. N.
PICTURES. AND mglcTURl FRAM‘
Bediont ery I. 18 Well AVG. O. N. 1, 7
PICTURE FRAMING.
, Bmiter. c. ooh-“Knuth and w." N.
" PLANING MILL-8..
Cat-man C Seymour Seaview av. E. N. ,
RBFRAOTINO OPTIGIAN‘. .3 .1 .
Hoyt, Homer 9. United leak Bldg.
.. .RISTAURANTS.
Briggs Frank N. I Water N.
imperial Cale S. N. Mealaa't
.AFE DEPOSIT VAULTB.
National Bank of Ne‘rieaiir Si Wall N. 3
acNooLa (Private).
Otstot Miss Eva. 14 Washington S. N. '
SEWING MACHINES.
Singer Co. 124 Washington S. N.
' Winder a Willow l0 Se. Main 8. N.
SHIP CHANDLERBa
Stevens J.s H. 42 o3333(Wailv‘ 5.291
0 SR
Maples d. sGeldhchipldt .R K “MN S.N
STIAMBHIPm TICKETS.
Beam Geo. F. United Bank Bldg. 8. N. \
STONES: RANGES AND HIAT‘R‘
vavali John w. 8 What“
Village T W »
UNfiERYki’tfiio. .
t1: .1...
Nihilists iii. P %w
VETERINARY mm
Cagney H. '0.
,pimtnd
nsersss CANNOT afilURlu‘
‘ tor hammer.
“Nollie 86 WW Ave. S. N. 3
m
by local applications as the! mt
reach the diseased portion of the
There is only one way to on
ness. and that is by constituth
edies Deafnehs Ia caused by
flamed condition of the Inn _.
of the Eustachian Tube.
tube in inflamed you ha3'e
sound or imperfect bear 111..
it is entirely closed. " .
result. and unless thelnlioin' "
be taken out and this tube'
its normal condition hearl '
destroyed forever;
ten are caused by
nothing but
the mucous
lll‘ lm
We will give One Hundred nails“ “1",.
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for any case of Deafness (cam
Cstarrh) that cannot be cured
Hall's Catar1h Cure
lars. free.
1r 1 answer '1. co. Toledo. b.
Sold by Drugglats 760.
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Norwalk Chronicler