.
”fl
”pinion hot
to withdraw him-
of his trolley as~ ‘I’lt
socIItes and tempt fortune with nodal
water and confections. Already Kim- 5 ' . ‘
ball to sampling hot chocolate and W1!
J 1 I -.
«luv til lid in
i LLW‘ ”Tb i '
“TV?“ 5 .
salient: outlast: :11 was thrilling illio lids.
bars when a
‘ilie Santa MK . , :
iiiili iiii' illiimilli " dliii I
.fired twice
1W was» on no.
.Wheeler II in New York City
1. . w. .. . . a
a. In a r amor- -=s%t; WE lull
- antigens Ladder is... . In"
will clear between .25 and .80 Is I
Milli of IItheir eighth annual hall. hell
last week
The ill I l d Coal Company It
":3.“ ._Iib oIfhaIr'dooaItoIday.
its a l Q on
timfiaI Iiori‘otlm
what; 'lorlh heat as
James Tomasetti. of New on: city.
and Mr and Mrs. Joseph Soalisl of
' Norwnlk, were guests Sunday and
No nday of Mr and Mrs. Joseph Cae-
alone. at their home In Railroad alle-
““0,
FIorentCantrell has given up his day
stildles for the time being at the Mer-
rIll Business College Starghiord. and Is
assisting his father In ' e grocery
111973.119 '“ggfi .
cri wily, ill let the .itnII'It-bolw'as she's: 15% inhaler: York on his w .911
tel n thiI olty,I In we «fight doth l-ie contemplates quite an "mm
from his hotne' III Ogden am last aria and may even go as far as his
Iplght Ind hurried to the hospital nd southern CIII'IOInII; He II Ind
I Iwhere he underwent an operation for condition and making the most of the
. 'atuIte appendicitis. vacation I" In giving hlmIaolfI.
Hannah Valentine. of East
Iwill.
i"‘Il‘l‘obo and Bradley Hull
. r not Itfes It pool tonight
~ tu-er's;
Iorebodae II auricuaiy Iii at
her homo corner of East avenue and
’Wioleld street.
It's. Thomas Benedict ls entertain»
lag her sister, hire. Dickinson and son.
from Duluth. Nina.
Bert Hull driver of Cavanagh' s or
press wagon has moved from East
Norwalk In South Norwallt.
Bentlel Carmen who has been ill
at his home in Bette Place resumed
W
It
golf get up and spring halt.
Sheriff Kemper and Constable Allen.I
were kept busy lookinn for a man who
I: alleged to have victlmlsed severalI
ibple In Snugatuck Tuesday. and has
departed with no stronger reminder of.
their gulliblllty than an old carriage.
robe left with Fred Williams for re-
demotion. The Queue ewludIer lsl
represented as sing a glib tailiihgf
roach the diseased port It at
There is ‘only oh 0 1th -
1°13“ 1- .
flamed conditio
“who Eu tachlan
relish and dnless thei'n
this he}? ..
Its normal col ii“ “.3. ‘ ‘ .
destroyed forever; nine cases t of
mosamass censor In a" CP
by local applications, flier.‘ . t
s, and thilt II by
idler. Denise a Is
Is In salad you hard
’ soug'd or imperfect no II t
It In entirely closed"
. . I , be halted out all i
came 4 usr or mamas int AND rmmsszom “ °“
ten Ire caused by Calarrit'. wb 11 is
nothing but an inflamed CODId on of
or me rows or,‘ 9 aur.
i (VIII,
4-.
his duties n his or erday. gingetmrfie congnueadto pugse II a laailagltn'gg nation: to My: gfltrlv 5 the mucous surfaces H tired ”Q"
The property sold ' r. and Mrs.- I a u at I e no so. a eve 9 c 9 0 “0° “'1 3 “‘9“ L ’ .r-"l‘ b - -,. m- i W” "m “i" “e “n M
v“ am“ New "MI to w a. William H. Willrnott. r. “MM a m. w... m be renew a. .00., as my CIII;IIIIIIIIII(EIII'IIIIIIII,e NI an“); 3%.“. illnlicll Iliierilscarsb istchlls Iltlifl llil in list in Tim listill. for m me 0, mm (em... ,'
errtn transferred again to 13901111861010 We“ 10480 190-108 F‘ “mm ”W“ New ”“9" ““d h“ ”“3"“ Maine sthtiou agent here. was shot . . . . . Guam” "m cannot b' cure" I"
0..., p... 1.. and A. held in South Norw'alk In full sum as a 168"" This was not y mistake it! ”New... 1...... . c. AbbieVIatlons—N" Norwailt; a. N. South Wow-1k: E: N., East Harwell. Hells Catarl‘h Cure dead for cl“ II-
In .Alnsworth will lead the Jan Tuesday“ flint. and witneI d the altosethel satisfactory. so he tried hls5 . - ‘ his free-
Mills. about midnight. on} Is now ly-
re. a to be held ”mom... working or the degree on’ th‘ e candlo luck on a loan with the outlines blsn- ilus do“, u I... Mm . . .. . .. a. J CHENNi’ e 90., Toledo 0.
evenlifl St lRaina“ Avenue Methodist dates '31". Willmott Is a member of hot '01‘ security. “9 3“ that “1““ "9‘" ' About 11 o‘clock last night the sta- . m up "cg AND a Al. gray 80” by Drlluiitifi 7.50- .
Eviwllli ”mill" iii" 1°“ to Williams livery stable and eudoav. t'lon was entered by two masked lieu. Knapp WMIAgcgqfiffizb.“ S. N. 5 Hobyt 0:.“ S. 45 WIIIEN. I ‘ Hall‘ s Family Pills are the beat.
firlckefilo'r the colonial reception to mod to secure I team Williams did
A In e re sentation frdm set
A m E beglvdn under the auspices and for
Norwallt went to Hartford today to at- not Indicate that he had any of the ' Who held “9 Thomas “(cough "ho "OHM“. F- 8- U0“?! '“iidi'ifl- LmrenceI J 3- A! Y 12 “- "‘i“ '-N
was In‘ charge. They ransacked the I
tend the congoudmon and division the bone I.qu the Darlen Free Public milk of human kindness In him unless I money drawer and then milde 'thelr os- AWNING MANUFACTURIRS. 1.3.x: $3ng 9‘ Ixfhgi‘. ton " N.
hearing before the committee on cities Library ssoclaiion on Feblunry 17 In he could see secullty for the o'utflt. and 5 cape so." up the Pemigewaseet v“ Callahan Peter E. 53 Cross N. 5
and boroughs.
The Hebrew Social Club held a
meeting last evening In Raymond‘s
Hall. Music was furnished by William
Josem and Henry Harris on the vio-
lln and Minnie Gottlieb on the piano.
the Barton Town Hall are now out
and can be secured from the members
of the Association.
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R.
Hoyt and who started for Montpelier.
Rev. W. E. (Irlseom. who has been1
the Italian lulled to get the team. A
few moments later he was seen to en
ter an open buggy. In which was an
elderly man and drive off. It was not
long after that when the strongest!
grounds for suspicion were aroused in
Iley Railer tracks toward [AMI-snore
AKERY.
JO. PRINTERS.
l-‘nlla
Captain Colby was notified. and
5boarded a light engine in charge of
IFred Smith. to pursue the men. Mean-
while Policeman Mills had been noti-
5 Freeman C A. 98 Washington S. N.
Gardner Pilater cor. Well A Water N.
Mitchell H S. 10 N'ortII Ioin S. N.
' JUNK DEALS. s.
Harrie Abraham, 13 Raymond S. N.
S
RundlIe J. H. at Van Zandt E. N.
BAKERY AND LUNCH ROOM.
Owens Mrs. E. C 22 North Main S.N
‘IAKIIV AND RESTAURANT.
R Flu. ' is 2
Valve.
Ided and with Engineer Pike. of the
"Cannon Ball" train. took II team and
drove toward leérmore halls along
fthe highway. 'I‘hey reached the bridge
lat LIVerlInore Falls and them alighted.
Crant'a,133 Washington S. N. Dread
to Cake delivered to all parts of city.
Lens. 1'. A. 37 of Washington S. N.
‘ IANKS. ,
Central National 89 Wall N. .
the minds of some victims and Con-
stable Allen was called fox. He advis-
rd Sh'erlff Kemper who looked for the
suspect hilt failed to find that he had
driven this way. Alien followed the
William Josem acted as floor manag-
or Refreshments were served and at
about midnight the meeting adjourned
Captain Verity succeeded in gettingd
KITCHEN FURNISHING GOODS.
Smith M. S. C CD. 92 “IIAIMI’IIQMII D.N .
LADIES’ FURNISHINGS.
Mlila S. i. hire. as Washington 9. N.
Vt. Tuesday. is now stoppggg. .ilIl New
York city; ‘ -'Oh arriving at em‘etrop-
‘olla be wgs ‘taken ill and decided to
defer his vialt to the Maple State to
the schooner off the flats In the rear of
the E B. Smith residence this morn-
Ing and towed hel to her dock in Nor-
walk. The schooner has a keel of
some depth and a few days ago In
being towed to waalk was unsuc-
celIIsful In rounding a turn In the chap
ne
ogoilowlng Is s cm rected list of the
cere elected by the East A'vebue
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school:
Superintendent John R. L' Homme-
dleu; assistant superintendent E. J.
Simons; secletary. Ernest Reynolds;
financial secretary. Henry Geib: duper-
lntendent primary department. Mrs. E.
8 Bowen; librarian. Robert Thomp
son; assistant librarians. Raymond
Waidlon and Harold Taylor; chbrlster
Harry J. Hipson
Olin Young. who Ifell Into the mill
pond some few days ago is congratu-
lating himself" tin getting oil so nicely.
Mr Youngs was forced off the beam
he was standing upon Into the pond
The Ice was of sufficient strength to
sustain him and the Indications were
that he would not get a chilly bath.
when a three hundred pound stick fell
against his shins. Had the Ice not
broken atthln.polnt there is no doubt
that both limbs would have been brok-
on. and Mr You s would now be
enjoying a vacntl Ii in the Norwalk
hospital. This Is why Olin Is patting
himself on the back
The gratifying announcement was
made In The sentinel yesterday that
Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Buckingham. of
Van Zandt avenue. had heard from
their son. Albert A. Buckingham. af-
ter an absence of oiler four yea’l's and
a silence or ten months. Mr. Buck-
ingham returned only a few weeks
ago froél a Ring absence In the Inter-
Ion. wh re lliere were no facilities for
writing or mailing letters. He Is now
at Ba'tan s. Bataagas Province, a
port at w Ich vessels discharge and rek
celve cargoes of freight He was en-
I'Joylng excellent health. and wishes
The Sentinel to say to his friends that
~.he sends his best. regards to them all.
His address Is tangles. Luain island,
Philippine islaIa
ROWAYTON.
The quarterly conference was held
In the Methodist Church that night A
large number were present.
Mrs. J. A. Sowarby. of Highland ave-
nue. ls expected home from a lengthy
visit with relatives In New York. to-
day.
Edwin L. Stevens has secured the
contract to paint a house in Glenbrook
enduring: Miller. and be
who" rthi’lls “than:
I Rising Star DivIIeIon. Sons of Tem-
‘peran'ce. held its regular meeting last
night. Routine business was trans-
noted, after which I socihl time was In-
dulged in. In the contest that follows
ed the gentlemen came 'off victorious.
The house on Hoyt' s island recent-
Iy purchased by Mr. Gilmore. who is
at present residing at the Clifford. In
South Norwalkgds undergoing exten-
slve repairs. “WI field Grant ls do-
lt and Steven; a
euros; Troll '
The remains of Edward J. Hill. the
Isignalled“ fireman who was killed by
blowing out offsteam plugs On his
engine near Rewnymn. :.- Tuesday
ornlng, wer’é r?“ on I‘m the un-
dertaking .. - J: Cha-
ay morn-
Idence in
a later date;
Senator Charles W. Lo'unebnry's
thumb “on his right hand. which‘Wae
bodiy hushed by a radiator falling
on it last seen while he was wor ing
at Albert Sconeld'e house Is hea lng
rapidly Ind no serious results will
probably come from the accident. The
accident took the nail off as clean as
though a surgeon and done the work
The fair eplnaters of the Congrega-
tlonnl Church have planned for a nov-
el and delightful entertainment on the
evening of Thursday. February 12. and
Invite you and your friends to spend
that evenihg with them at the church.
They cull the affair the “Old Maids
convention," but the young gentlemen
are wondering if they will all be real-
ly "old maids "
Charles Van Dine. of this place In
tends shortly to start work on I house
for himself between his present home
and th property of Geor e Oberlan-
der,~ln sill street as ex acts to put
“on $1.500 structure and has already
staked outthe land and will soon com-
mence work-on the foundation. On
completion he will abanlon his present
home and occupy the new dwelling.
R. L. Gillette wishes that he had
about ten more carloads of coal like
the cargo he received last week. Be-
fore the coal had been unloaded all of
it had been sold and at very reason-
able figure of 27.50 per ton. or J8 deliv-
ered. hilr. Gillette Is now endeavoring
to get some more of. the coal here. He
says that he wouldn't have to work at
all If he could get all the coal he want-
ed at the price of‘ the last lot.
wssrpon'r.
Five deaths were recorded for Jan-
uary,
Miss Gertrude Weed ls visiting rel-
atives in Weston.
Mrs. Abram Bradley Is
friends in Stratford,
Herbert Jennings. of Southpol‘t, was
a visitor In town Tuesday. .
Mortimer Crossman is confined to
his home at the Farms suffering from
an attack of erysipelae
Some time Sunday thieves broke In-
to the smoke house of Samuel Ells-
worth and made off with two hams.
George Miller and wife. of Port Jef-
ferson. [4. i. who nave been visiting
friends In Saugatuck. returned home
Monday
Expenses at the town farm during
the month of January amounted to
.100: of this 940 was upended for 10
cords of wood
Tuesday night Doric chapter. 0 B.
S. met and conferred the degree on
one candidate. -A social hour during
which refreshments were served fol-
lowed.
Another of those delightful teas will
be featured at the reading room. on
Stunt-day afternoon. Those In charge
of the ins will be: Mrs. Joseph Sniffen,
Miss Flilow Miss Carrie Bradley.
The selections are planningl for con-
siderable work on the main Igllw‘aysVII
here to begin In the near future and
thread to put the roads iil‘ eacelle‘nt
condition with the Idvent of spring.
lingrrovements Ia're being made by
the action" C onipnny to switch light
handles and the ad about the
Agassi? chili Its a to further plevsnt
ralhlllty of shock \vli lien throwing the
visiting
and Oscar Smith took
e ibit a crayon drawing in colors of
“A Ildodern .Pitc 'tIllst .IIIWI to In.
dfcate clevernes:K
conception
' joining the harbors
i “it”...
Snlnma 1‘00}?!
op use the you;
fill? ’le s... r
* 0
Genre: on all pieces.
”We
shoIe trail and In the vicinity of the
Farms overhauled a rig answering the .
descriptioa of the one used by the.
Italian In which was an elderly man
and a boy. The man admitted that
the Italian had picked him up and
offered to pay him to. take him South-
port way but dlsclalmed all knowledge
of the Italian OI his Iatents. When
near Cleans Farms depot the alleged
swindler got out Intending to "do some
Iluslness' In illi‘ Immediate vicinity
and “as not seen after, accmdlng t05
the old fellow. whose story appeared '
plausible and as no connection with
the missing man was made pIIInI was
permitted to go his way later.
i
5.
taller a receiving I hear! »
The Ioiectmsll were In sensloa Tues- '
on to _.
{1&9 ,,
coloring we: W Mil £29119” ,
WESTON.
William Fantoll ls suffering from
Iheunlatlsm
The little son of Perry Meeker haul
been quite Ill.
H. C. Huributt is entertaining I5
friend from Darlen. ‘
l). 0. Chase and family have been.‘
quite. ill with grip.
Miss Frances Seeley. of Easton. Us 5.
Its Mrs. C, A. Sturgea.
Stephen Stains has entertained his
daughtel from New York'
Ir. Lee of Bridgeport has visited
llia aunt Mls. A. E Southey
Mls. G. A. Sturgee entertained n5
5 number of fIIends last evening .
Mrs Henry Nichols entertained thcl
Evening" Club at whlst on Tuesday.
Miss Julia Perry of Bridgeport. is
spending a few dflifl with her mother 5
» Mrs. E. J. Perry.
The scarlet fever quarantine has
been removed from the house of laR
Hoyt. Mls Hoyt having recovered.
Miss Collins In making extensive im-
movements to the Interior of
house. Contractor Patched doing the
uork.
i
w-.. W ‘ 5
GUILFORD STORE ROBBED AGAIN. '
GUILFORD. Feb. B—The general
store of B. B Crittenden. of East RIv~I
er. was again entered by burglars last;
night and I small. but varied assort~
ment of goods taken. and the tele-
phone cash box rifled of its contents
The store was robbed ‘isl I similar wnyi
about it month ago. and tilts been the
scene of several burglaries during the 5
last lwo years.
robbers secured little there.
COAL COMING lN TOO FAST. 5
SCHENECTADY. N. Y.. Feb.
So much hard coal Is now being ship- 5
bed to this city by the Delaware and
Lackawanna and Delaware A Hudsoa5
Railroad Companies. It is asserted by .
the dealers that It is Impdsslbie to no
load It as fast as it arrives. and many 5
coal cars are on side tracks. waiting i
their turn
RAILROAD WRECK CLEANED UP.
The tracks of the Saratoga branch of
spare. and Hudson Rallrodd
wire colonieteirublocked by a
"Eight work Ins: evening. making it
nodes or the toe to be abandoned
for lr'nufl’o. were clenred early this
l8 .1...
In" points in Ca'lifornia.
morning and trains are now running I30 900m
iMllls going down towards the rallload
track. revolver in hand.
As he reached the track be sad I
The man cried
out "Hands up." and Mills. thinking a
iburglar confronted him. fiII-d twice it
was soon discount! that Captain Col-
He was
5shot through the body. and died soon
lafterwalds. Captain Colby was a quar-
termaster in the First New Hampshire
Regiment during the Spanish war. and
had been representative In file leglsIa-
are. A widow and four children our-
man with a revolver
by was the supposed lobbel
vlve him.
on...“
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
RAYS HOT OLD TIME.
In the new edition of Rav's ‘ Hot'OId
Tl'me will be found many new and re-
marknble features Thc piece. which
has been converted Into a genuine first '“RIR.'
class up ~-to date modern musical collie
comes to Hoyt' a Theatre next
in‘ Its cast will be
dy
Thursday night.
found such exceptionally clerer per-
formers as Eddie Wests... William Sel-
lery. John McMahon. Edward Collins.
iAda Henry. Nellie Nicb Is the Ynit‘os
the Great Mario and Du hem Trio and
With these have been
5placed as a pleasing back. ground. one
Maud Sohlke.
LADIES' AND CENTB' CLOTHING
. CLEANED AND DYID
Sutterfass C. 4 Raymond S. N.
Teque's 25 Main N I
LAUNDRIES.
Crescent! Seaview Ave S. N.
Old Well 32 Havliand S. N.
Long Sam 1! North Main S.N
Wing Sam 9 South Main S.N
City National United IInk Bldg 3. N.
Fairfleid County National 44 Wall N.
Falrfield County Savings 51. Wall. N.
Norwnlk Savings Society 44 Wall N.
So. Nor. Trust Cou93 Washington 9. N.
So. Nor. Savings sank United. as. Bldg
naansns.
rum Gustav m Wanhiri ton S. N.
Foblmon. Albert dd Washn ngton S. N.
SLACKSMITHS AND Hoses - Louisa DEALERS.
sneaks. . Hatch a palm Co. mm s. N.
Film Edward 19 Mustard PI. ii. N- 5 MACHINERY MANUFACTURERS.
' ooaaome Housae . Mothhld o. N. Co eo-ee Water a. N.
Ri'oltordshn Mrs. J. A. 10 West av. S. N.5 Miller J. w. 138 Water S. N. .
O 6qu 5 Elk-both a. a. I IMANlcuns massed: AND HAIR
‘tdn
I}? AND SHOE onstsse. on 28.88:!
Keeier «.159 Washington S. N. 5 Rider Mls N. S. 97 Weshington S. N.
Levy Max 169 Washington S. N.
MANICU .NASSA'CE. SHAMPOO-
Lyon F. D. A Co. 90 Washington S. N. m3,
SCOT AND SHOIMAKERS AND RE 'Hayes Mrs, A. I’d. do 90th Main S. N.
MEAT MARKETS.
Hayes Ferd- North Main 9. N.
5 New Your. Market 142 Washington S.N.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
' Symon MA. 7 Main N.
Kemp N..W. 48 Wall N.
Koeour Fran: 10 North Main S. N.
Neugehaaer J SA Washington S.N
PoroeIIl J. 107 Washington S. N.
NILK DEALERS.
Hawahurst Chas. H. 2o West Main N
Iradlce Ernesto 03.Maln..N.
Nash Elmer H. “Water N.
Wood HOnry A. 10 Scotti Main S. N.
IOX MANUFACTURERS.
The Knapp Sox Co. 132 Water 8. N.
IUSINESS COLLEGES.
Brown's College Gee. I. Sartaln Prop.
BUSH HLE LMEN. ,.
Karolnaki Frank 2d 'i'ioor 31 Web N.
CARPENTERS AND' BUILDERS.
got the most complete choruses of . II RI gm“ Mill 5 u_ MILLIN NERIS
22:11]: IanudthreagyufeetfliingIgnite tobiIIe .333: #3,; wfm Wm“; u. 18!. Jean in. Misses re 'ngl N.
e n I 8 I e s
p ‘ nannlaoa auo slots Pam'raae. "mm" " ’ "mum” .‘ N
chorus of y.oung weiiltralned voices
capable of excellent work and the en-
semble singing will be the best of the
bio former edition has been
seen In such a stage. setting as "A Hot
Everything
Is new. novel and full of mechanical
Iouidditles calculated to set the public
SDIIDH.
Old Time has this year
discussing their possibilities. In cons
tomes and general surroundings the
new musical comedy version of Ray's ,
“A Hot Old Time" will bid defiance to
fompetltms and keep even body guess
BK
CONNECTiCUT' lN SACK' ‘SEAT‘.
5 District of Columbia Leads the Country
New In Patents“ IIItIId In Pro.
portion to Population.
WASHINGTON. D. C. Feb 5~Tbe
patent ollce report for 1902 shows iii.-
The railroad depot! 491 applications for patents Including
was also entered but It Is said the Idealism and 27176 Issues inéludins do 2
Durl ng the vm 23 .331 patents
More patents were Issued to
citizens of the District of Columbia. In
proportion to population. than to any
strata or territory the ratio being i to
'cxx 8‘d.
Seams cotomere' earns.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 5.-—Tlle
outhern Pacino will put into effect
S
spring colonlbt rates from the east
They w
no in effect .to May 15.
Fe
it was,
Igih'al Inteiitlon to discontinue
SCHENEC'I‘ADY N. Y. rear 5* them It the 9'“ of April. The Santa
o'we’v‘er.‘ isilo out similar rntep
' Into effect" April 1. I'm! hiay 15. so the
Southern Pacific will let Its rates ru'o
ia'tter dsI ‘i‘wenty- dve roads
loined the Southern Pacific in -
this colonial matter and they believe
. Mylo" will come out. here on
'1" Noyes. .""‘ a. 383'" min I. III.
Booker Cour“? idfwniiington a. N.
muss AND luvst‘ratarl'ra.
, Greene A Duncan R III-I Lauder Ills.
iMONUMENTAL 3/0.. K AND SUILD
Bates John 9. 7 Union Ave. N.
Srotberton It. L. to Brook N.
Mskln Ellis 10 HarlfOrd S. N.
CATHOLIC NELiGlOUD ARTICLES.
Hayes Ii. T. cofdain N.
oola‘rs t . w. so I .
orlil'lth Mrs- (5“,?ro Well N. s °Yal'll'umcnl. malarial".
CURIDSITV salon 5 Ivan can o. as Wall N.
Magner T. J. 2 So. Main S. N.
"CIGARS AND TOIAOCO.
Hayes J. T. 3 sin N.
IDldensehIIger him 194 Wasb'ton S. N.
Smith a. P. Mahaokflnotliook.
Wbeipfey A Clark 04 Washington S. N.
'CIOTHiNC AND OINT'S FURNISH
INOSI
Josern M. 163 Washington S. N.
, CONFECTIQNERS.
Candy Kitchen 24 Math Main S. N.
CCNI'ECTIONERY AND BAKERY.
KeleIIOr M. A H. 57 ann N.
Smith Harrie, A. as Main N.
DENTISTI.
Boatwell C. F. 91 Washington 8. N
Hot Frank I anemone" e. N.
Phelps F. A. 79 Washington S. N.
DRESS AND COAT MAKER.
Cblnory Miss a. 15: sun a.
canoe currmo ecuoote.
Mend Mrs. J. w. 11 IHIleInd S. N.
DRUCQiSTS
Baxter Frank H I ;ouixl;d aln S. N.‘
’ Lockwood F. E. 39 Wall. .
Studies" J. w. 39 North Main S. N.
NEWSDEALERS AND STATIONERS
Hayds John T. 5 Main N. .
Leary I. Co. 1.! Railroad Ave, 8. N.I
ove‘fsa axroarane AND sI-llr
PINS.
Hoyt W. H. A Son 139 Water S. N.
oversn DEALERS auo empress
Merrill A. H. m Water I. N.
PAINTERS AND Papas HANGERS
Shelly J. W. SQ? Washington S. N.
Dec «9' c. It Iranians s. N. .
Egg neon F T. 82 No. Ninin S. N.
sooner II. A. 53 south mm a. N.
raw’it dadk'ane.
Ho‘rI-{ultz I. 154 Washington a. N.
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