nth *IIIt. Nasal-s. .
g“ uwmhoth veterans of '
‘ kn“ enlisted on the
. same day and were mustered out on
the same day and when elected to the
present General Assembly drew Id-
roitrinv seats.
The (lid Maids Convention wall I
financial as well II a social success.
it is stated that “it"s/as cleared after
all the expenses of the production were
Mid.
Mrs. Kate Hibbina was able to be
Fulfill!!! .r
by Improved methods.‘ hence. more
reasonable-more lastinl. . .
Gold. Silver, Nickel; Copper; IV]- !
so Antique Bronzing. t , U}
mm W hyinontl. of New Haven.
lI visiting sin. m. B Born am
Mr. and 8th. Knapp. of tho Saun-
ttictt road, are visiting in Westport.
Gas is being Introduced into the
L'Hatntnedleu block In East Washing
ton street
TRIS. 8. S Cittb will meet this eve-
DIAFNISS CANNOT BE CURED
‘ ’by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseasedmortlon ot the oar.
‘ There is only One way to cure dest-
nesu. and that Is by constitutional reta-
edics. Deafness Is caused by an in-
iinnrcd condition of the mucous lint“
'osnt. at tho mli~'
titans who have
consumption In-
‘ hsrltll. Alilghf
toold. Itloltlin or
.rg
Mill With Miss Edith YOUHSB At her Attacking cou m" ”“0”” for 1"" first time since of the Eustachian Tube. When this Mo tors
home In East avenue ’titI hum: "" ”"l'" The WWW W“ “0 ““3 ttibe la inflamed yotl the I rumbling '
| fixture: 8:3“:de $33... “mg“. i .‘Intl hug" It K: may site was enabled to take, it short sound or impel-seridhegrintg. Indehgn The New England Electrgrlzr
I n n 0 or e w a soy re use I Icertsin ‘ it is entirely cose . lea trees a e to, really has no superior y
u “y Mb madam 8"! d Ht is It nrllkman and holds a town . - it uh .
i “it! list! d;resu.iamcs Cunningham vis. i that; is no '3‘!“ except the 33?,“ m" "hire so! It hwit: notnb? veryn hurt: to . mankgrmltnnl: :Rfs‘?:;én$::g:‘; ‘0 show you one. \
tlfi l‘l. homes Wlilh at her home one comm lion thltl B ““93“ w” 9 "- 5 5“ con 0 t ' | ‘ ' V .
in Coils e treat. iIst evening. than: any one having’consumptlonucim: “ii-V "‘i" he ‘99“! "'9 0°" famine ““d BEING A LIST dt' THE OUSINESS “if!“ AND PROFESSIONS :ttgstIf-glyzlddfgi'ltlrltf‘eit'tonnl:: "3.123. 211.11 1:! THE G [i] MChBBIN
"may andhil attended a mepung fsmllym or MIMI still hold on to I ray of "“i‘ (lay (“1|“an the in“ “'00" he saw 0 THE TOWN OF NORWALK ten are caused by Catarrh which Is »' " .
of the State Lumber Dealer's Assocla may‘tskoco fortln the knowlsdp of ""mt‘ Iarso lllmlifi 0! 00“ by the Bid" r ' nothing brrt an inflamed condition of M'FG (:0
“w Hartfogld Thursday etening. 2‘1. 1‘8““! . lief Migration Cough Cure will ”fl thptilifluf‘tomlBmiimrdmioim‘ llieliwh‘i‘. ‘ the mucous surfaces. , . O
is 08m a it" sent his launch helm I re In H “II a or 19 fl 9 "W E 9 ”“8““ Mii’fiiSflflis l’iidfl This ”id "V .00 I," “I8 f" “h, “at“ We will site One Hundred Dollars ,
to the Palmer Launch WOl'ks '“ 0°" mth:n1‘mnm'dbui ila rsl fiflhé‘flii'lflifiw ild‘ti:till:i‘toi:ltfifldvi'ml‘tt t‘g'hritthf..§°3f 3: W for any case of Deafness (caused by 55 WATERSTu .SQ. NORWA’ '
Call to hate I new engine installed. Catarrh) that cannot be cured by
. inn mints. ,
” R. K. Benedict of this plat-.9 has en- I "um..." um . "'“k “"“3- “ii intended '0 take it AbbrIvlstions—N.. Norwalk: S. N., South Norwsllt; 3- N.. blast Norwllk. Halls Catairh Cute. Send for circu-
tcred the tanks of the Metropolitan “3:3” me home. He stooped to enter I store. ' ‘ lars free.
rise-23.5., - _ “. ..... -....
iiNBURANCI AND REIGL ESTATE.
iilOW(’\("l and a practical joker who .. .-...
' ‘ F. J. “ENE
knew what the can contained. up. ARCHITECTS. C i & CO. Toledo O
Sold by Drugxlsts, 750.
Draws out tbs pinimmtgést. of It
i'II sssss.
lime muoous membranes.
Life Insurance Company as solicitor
and collector
iiiiiii FREIGHT Hill
C
. 5
l 6
7
U
A meeting of the Bo's‘ Band was pronthcd the wagon lie is“ very ll' I .p , P _
held yesterday. at fili'yEfltll avenue Rm::e‘::hidfovorish conditions. ""“3’ for a few moments. unobserved :nap'r‘r me‘DwLi‘gxi‘mn ‘71:": N. 3:34:0‘hzz'3 8‘ “:O'WRIZN '3. Main 8. N. Hn s Fam I) Ills n“ the h at
Methodist Church. uhdcr the. leader. m9 Remorse only cause of its court Iadtho by anyone. Then he walked away “'° °"'° ' ' V “' .Tdyior ‘ 63"“? Wash M SN BETWEEN
ship of Charles 1‘. Hill. chili»... tit. inn t ri t W" at ”mm” ”(’9‘ The milk dealer AWNING MANUFACTUH‘Rl i Layton J M 5 R. R IvIS ' ' NEW YORK ‘3]
Mrs. w Carr is entertaining Miss. f;l.°...................::,.°..f.°:i 5.me m“ Jumped gleefully into his wagon and Callahan Pater 5.83 Chose N. t :J. ' T - - 7.. V ; s: -
Emma Schwarm, of Krotona Thur-5‘ IllCouIil,Lung and anchlIlAfrotioaI. drove home. When he reached home BAKERY. F C. .fi'nWN' .5"; 8 N . ‘ NORWALK AND l
day Mrs. Carr and her guest spent lilt. OONOUMP‘I’ION OMB. ho put a Siltil’t‘ifill ot’ Ith“fuel" into the Rundls J. H. 31 Van I'm“ "N G::’::: .21.“... “,2"; funk; N _ . . , . ORWALK
v A N . , i r ' ' ._. ~ v _ f. ‘ . ' ' W- ‘\
dill amid the sights of New Havtn. . Jamaal!totiuggogiisgyexnuothatm iwouid my; N12133: Iii-2381.6 skin not dyn BAKERY mo LUNCH noon. mum“ .I. 10 "or“. Mun s. m . . _ V , . . . _ _ .§9UTH N -
hits. Miner D Randall will entertain
the members of her Sunday school;
(lass this evening with a valentine so
tlai at her home in Seavlew av.errne ’
Fred Buckley of this place is able
Owens Mrs. E. C. 22 North Main 8. N. .
it is rumored that the Darlen Free. BAKERY AND RESTAURANT. n JUNK DEALERS.
Library is 1h he moved fl'Oi'llViill pres- ‘Gi‘IM’I “3 Washington 3. N. Broad HII'riI Abrlhlm 13 Rlymond 0. Nu
cut int alien in a short. time. The. nccd . liven!" FURNISHINO 60008.
of larger quarters has long tirade it- ‘ 6"“ delivered to m parts M city.
[Ono ll Cong h Cure to to NW:
and it otrrsd me. i have gained 20 f in": ma
llvo‘ eadwornsn' One N nuts Con
swig .
are. ' Maer. Scurvan. Grand Rani
Pleasant to the taste.
Coed for Children.
Smith M. 8. 6 Cost! WIIhln n S. N
to be out after a weeks siege of the 1" "9U 504)“ F0? CW8“!- Coids. scif felt and its iiit‘ library is growing L'”' F' A' 37'“ Waahington 8' N' LVIA iIS' RURNI‘N N2.
Clo Nil ‘00 h B nchiiis. th- BANKS.
grip. He expects 101-93qu mg dutteglm at“? will ill r |'0 ‘3 it has emphasized this need. it is gen- V i 'N I MliisS m 85 Washln 0n D. N. , .Steamrs Eagle and City of
in the Yale& Town lock shop next nsumonis and Ill Throat and Lung orally twin-mp mm ”,0 library will be Control-National 38 WII {a ADIESE AND C NT V CL THING N' (ilk leave New York. Pier
week. "OllbillSOlV‘ifiodineogooOIs ' , 1itti-‘iitiicd in thi- rooms to be vacated City National U'm'd 3‘" a": 8 N L CLEANED EANbabYEDo " 01w
. Mrs. H. C. Bloomfield. who has been‘ by the Middlescv ()luir shortly. Tlrosc Fair-field OW”? N‘"°“" ‘44 If". "'3 B h rfa C. 4 R and S. N 23. Eflfit RWC". Beekmfin Si- -r 3
visiting with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. 50E "IN” I E who are illiOm-slt‘rl In the growth of Falrfloid County Savilngs 3‘ an N. ‘YT: 0' 5; M inN Naym . P. “L Norwalk and South Nor.
i). n. Robinson, or 6 Cottage street the library hopc that this removal wiii NON-1k Bil/ins! 3” “Y M "' ~ ; W" ' walk during the night.
. East Norwaik. has returned to her OUGH CURE, 'kiw um library :1 new Isaac of life 3°~ N°"-T"""c° 93‘w"‘ “9:": 33": “ “UNDR'33- ,
3, bum in New York. .mgnt 5, “WITTVBOO. CHICAGO and that public inlet-05f In the prut'ilr So. Nor. Savings Bank Un ted g Crescent 8 39m“, Ave 3 N. .. . _
i The valentine serial of the Junior l ' but of a building solely for library DANIERS- 0'“ Well 32 “'Vii'“ 3- N- ARE YOU INTERESHD IE
. League, of the East Avenue Methodlsti FOR DALE 5V purposes will be hastened tltcrcliy Pitzor Gustav 111 Washington 5 N. Leon 88m 13 North Mlln 8. N. LIFE INSUfl‘m
,2 Church. will be held this afternoon. ‘ TH‘ CUFF-03° PHARMACV- ‘ \s is \chi known, quite an amount of Pohlman. Albert M'Washlngton B. N Wing Com 2 Math Main SrN. .
The program comprises an titttertain- -~—~.--_ - Eniuncr' has already been raised turd a BLACKSMITHS two Hons: ' LUMIIR DIALERS. the kind that is moderate as to price.
ment with refreshments line piano selections and Frank Nick- 'Ol "00“ Which "16‘ new building 08“ ‘BHOERS. ‘V'Hatoh l “10y CI. WItIlUS.‘ N. safe and Droutflblefiorlnyestmenh- Del“
1 Thomas Franklin Griffin son of l eihson entertained With the grapho- 1w cVi'ctV‘tcd has infirn tumimedf llui‘ien Flynn Edward 10 Hartford Pl. S. N. . "QCH'NERY MANUFACTURERS . Vl'relct gunnertgtlecfittmgogra’lo‘fifeflflaryr?
)rtlgzist Thomas B. Griffin. celebrated i! one The party lasted trntll about “'0" ti "‘1‘" ”"0" 9“ pace 0" H "W” USE . . ;Mc ihbin C N 0. 50-58 Water 8. N. “3 '
his eleventh birthday anniversary yes. “‘0' clock. . titer in] lilrtni ,v sthhTzs ghasfi which RichardsaoerAfrrelmeAr‘lg West .9. 3. N- Miller J W. 133 an.” 3 N [Yogtlfio BUngAanasA TRAbB Verne: Company of Hartford deal in this
tcrdar. with a sclett arty. Master ’csterday- -ai'ternoon a teiy ileasant ”11090111” towns 0 “ “K 0 8 ll both 8. N.
tiriiiin canto near beingpa valentine. social function was held at the 1home or I ilbimy in a town is a gloat deal auror Outaggint't‘s; 58:015. DIALERS MAN'CUEE 'oM€§:2§§ AND HM" w' n" W .W'” ”a“ t' "I“ It FRED H. FIELD GENERAL AGENT.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the East Mrs. Leo‘bavis. l5 Rowan street Mrs. I, ““3 01' W "”113 3 grateful "09‘3""! Keeio C o 159 Wuhln ton s N ' Rldsr Miss H. S. 87 Washington 8 N. :3: stay ‘shsesaso United Imittfluildinlp
Avcnuc Methodist Church has select. Davis entertained a number of the] ”NI" in blind I! magnificent mausoleum Lo 'Ni ° '1“ Washin a," s .N. ' 1 UR A. A POO Mum-0W along I=I 591““ Norwaik. 0‘-
cd titc new carpet (0i the church It members of the Emanon Whist Club in a Wilmer-V "0'" “"0“ ‘3 a rule. L 33'. HE. G Co St) Vgsshln ton S. N MANlC 5' M 88 GE. SHAM W m wflrawi “Pr—‘W
is .t very handsome bright red body and other friends. The party most people avoid entering 118.10le as y ‘ g V” M M. “0' M l SN u “in“. 13. Mr“ .. 'v ~' . ‘ . t"
biirsscls. The ladies ate making ev filled seven tables. it was called a nonslbic. Possibly this hint will not 3001' AND SHOEMAKERS AND “E ‘7“ 70o 6- 800.91 In - ”Mm "
' cry ch‘ort to have It laid before Easter “valentine. whist. " and the house was be lost upon some of the wealthy litl PAIRERS~ MEAT MARKETS. "MM?!“
Hubcrt F. Pierce, 0f Seavlew avenue. docorflned with “1mm“ ch91 rigs am]t Ili‘llti who “19 iii and “CRT Uli'lén. Bredlc‘ E'"”"° 63 Ml". N‘ I HIV" FCI'U ""8" MI." 8. N. “3.”... IWI" ‘HVEAR‘TM JUNIUS BROWN
wwr «m:
WC! ‘8.
who was employed by the R. J. Pierce pinks. The prizes were won by Mrs I — -~~ «- Nl'h Elmer H. 1" WW" N- i New York Market 142 Washington S.N.
Company, manufacturers of druggists LeWis St John Mrs. Oliver Weed Mrs ‘ WESTPORT. w°°d Henry A' 16 South Main 8. N' , MERCHANT TAN-033- Paint“ and Paper Hanger
sundries in Ithaca, N. Y” previous to l‘i‘odfi'lt'k Ambler. and Mill. Charles R. \1'“; il (. lonnhmg vialtt’tl “~th in on MANUFACTURERS- iV By!!!" P. J. 7 Main N.” s. it ,u 8.0 M“
u tiresome weeks ago win resume his Baker. Mrs. w. s. Stitrt'evatrt won the mimggpu'rt‘ ‘..'.,....,.dn‘y The Knapp Box CO- 132 WOWS- "- ,me H. w 45 Wall N. w art rt 3 'm' P r White Load “a zinc .
duties as New England representative consolation Wile Among “1089 pres- ’ \1 i it I. l t l h . .1 I BUSINESS COLLEGES. KNOW Franz 10 North Main S. N. "I. V “2‘19” hand will fie” "do,
V iiext Mondat ml were Mrs Frederick Ambler Mrs. Jim”? . ‘9": 3 o m t “ “pin" Brown's College Gee. I. SartIin Prop. Nouhsbsusr J. 84 Washington SN ' m l d i" .
Something In the air this morning Elwyn Weed. Mr? 8. Milton Stevens, Brier: mining. rolled to lay the several BUSHELMEN. Poreslll J ’07 Washington 3 NW FONSALE IV 3060:: :rzchict‘lm'g “lied? W
seemed to make the day a lively on. rs Edison St ohn Mrs Edward ~‘- - . . Kar lnskl F “k 2d Roar 31 Will N. < MILK DEALERS. ofW am em“ 8:34 of
for dogs. The Sentinel reporter count Smith. Mis. Lewis St John. Mrs. MUW'IIHHI “I‘d 3W?“ h“ be?“ 0“ czRPEN:ER8 AND BUILDERS. VHIwrchurst Chas. H. 26 West Main N. COMSTODK, 3:23;“ Williléofi. 1.3“, on “my;
(ii pleasure bent.
tiuys.
Mrs. Andrew Huntington. of Mill
illil. was a guest at the borne of W. H.
lliii'r yesterday.
The Current Events Club met 'l‘hurs.
day afternoon. at the residence of Mrs.
B. l.. Woodworih.
The Owl club to a comparatively new
tiddltion to the social circle here. and
comprises a number of prominent peo-
ple in town. Effort is being tnt'ttie to
him: Town Clerk .l. G. Hyatt and wife
join the organization. and Mr. Hyatt
Chalice R Baker Mrs W. S. Sturte- during the I’m“ two
vant Mrs. George Stevens Mrs. W. G.
isomer. Mrs. G R.- Smith. Mrs. Eisner
[{Sndricks. Mrs. Milton Elm.
W J. Wood Mrs. Sarah Staples.
William Thomas. Mrs. Howard Duty
and the Misses olive Cole. Emma
Cushman. Susan Morehousc. Carrie
Petty Cecile Osborn. Edith Crossmah.
Anna Sherwood. Mal Merritt and Jes-
sie leunlngs.
A very pleasant whist party was held
last evening. at the home of Mr and
hits. Frederick James at their home.
cd no less than three good enterprising
dog tights. One of the particularly hot
cues took place in front ‘of Jo'selov-
sky's grocery store. on First avenue.
The Epworth League of the East
Avenue Methodist Church will hold a
special roll call sorvI'Ce tomorrow eve-
rrlng and if is desired that eyery mem-
ber be present to answer to his or her
name Members are asked to bring
tireit friends and a very interesting
and helpful service is looked for
, Butcher E. S. Hustcd has received a
letter from his son, Mortimer S. Htia~
. MILLINBRS.
' st. John The Misses 49 Wait N.
Tlllotson S. 8. Miss 80 Wash. 8. N.
MINES AND lNVEB‘i'MENTS.
Greens a Duncan Room 1.Lsudsr Bik.
MONUMENTAL WORK AND BUILD-
ERS. /
Bates John S. 7 Union Ave. N.
Stevens M. W. 50 Moth Ni"
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
ivII Chan. O. 29 Wall N.
Lockwood F. E. its wIit .
Studwetth. w. 39 North Main 8. N.
Main street, were painted by tags.
in this manner over eleven nus
ago. They are still
Your house will stand as well
it i paint it'. ӣ031.96. 62 South,
Main street. y tosiliehcd. 25
EXPVVGWVVVOJNC ' w! .35 n
Gamble LsIIiI Rivsrslde Mills am.
Mather Harry W. 131 Water S. N
CARRIAGE AND SIGN PAINTERS.
Brotherton R. L. 20 Brook N. _
Mskln Bills to Hanford S. N.‘ V
CATHOLIC RELIGIOUS ARTICLES.‘
Hayes J. T. 5 Main N. _
CHIROPODISTS.“
Griffith Mrs. Jessie so Wail N.
CURIOSITY SHOP.
Magner Tut. 180. Main 8. N.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
‘NVII1FIKIIWEB
Ii IJCJ‘R’,
112 WASHINGTON. STREET.
‘SOUTH NORWALK. ' - ~
Phone 148-8. .. .
._._..._... W%_-_._.. _.. .(
Beautiful
ted. who lsvln the imperial Revenue
service of the Chinese empire. Mr.
Hosted is now on one of the revenue
cutters. His headquarters are Inland.
,not for front Hong Kong. He has
been away from home for six years.
. W. S. Hanford. thc weiléknown gro-
cer intends to retire from active bus—
loose and stated this morning that to-
night will probably be his last appear-
once at the store. Mr. Hanford has
Qirccn in the business for forty-five
“y are. He did not state who the pur.
ciascr of his business Is. but It Is
fg 'irerally believed to be a Wailingford
man named Mend.
Tire remains of Nicholas S. 'ullan
kins mother of MM b.Howard King.
of Osborn av.enue wetc tuk‘eu to
Bridgeport testerday mowing and
from there taken to Port Jefferson. 1..
L. by boat. The burial service and
Interment was held this morning at
the former home of the deceased in
Stony Brook L l
_; Mlss' Matilda Smith and Mrs. l.
Ellorn returned last evening from a
visit .to Stamford. They had the
pleasure of attending some of the dad-
“loation‘aes'ms iss’ memos with the
anew Methodist Church it; which they
re specialty intkr‘ésted. their lath
or. Rev Joseph Smith serving a pas
orate of .three years' there several
Wars 380-
xThe regular services will be held to
narrow at thhe Advent Christian
Church. the pastor Rev ”yaw. DaVvis.
‘ ch as both an even ng.
e Loyal Worgrogflfueeting at 5: 45
i be led by Miss Ethel Bartram. and
y member is“ maltreated to be pres.
Hit and bring his-or her friends. Sup-
ntendent Richard ‘Biand desires it
me attendance at the Sunday oohooi
12 m. He has ‘Idtlmthlng of special
rsst to say he inombers .”
ery pleaspnt fliprlse party 'was
i0 li'ilst av.enne Eight tables at tthlst
were formed and the. play continued
merrily from early In the evening until
rally In the morning. A lunch was
served at i o‘clock. Among those pres-
Gilt were Mr. arid .nrs. Frederick Saun-
(lets Mr and Mrs. Charles Btitto. Mr.
itnu Mrs. William Baker. Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Preece. Mr. and Mrs. Camcron.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wheeler. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Coleman. Mr and Mil-
Henry Cutler. Mr. and Mrs. William
Bronson, Mr and Mrs. Fiedeick cole—
man Miss Julie Cameron Mrs. Strick-
ey, Mrs. Wright. Mrs. Van Keuren.
Mlsa Hattie Cutler. Edward Gray and a
number of others.
ROWAYTON
William Moore spent yesterday with
friends irr Greenwich
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Raymond Jr. is lit with pneu-
monia
There is a marked Improvement In
the condition of John Lester. of Cross
street. Who has been seriously ill
Miss Emma Riie wtii entertain the
members of the. Praring Band of the
East Norwalk Methodist Church to
night.
Rev. David Taylor who has been
a guest at the Baptist patronage for
the past tén days has returned to his
homé in Mount ernon.
Mrs. Hovelon Rowland is rapidly r-e
covering iron. the effects of having a
chicken bone lodge l her throat. ‘f‘he
physicians called in the case of Mrs
Rowland declared that it was a. spas-
modic conyulsioh or n‘ paralysis of the
throat.
waayton Methodist Episcopal
Church. preaching at 103 3d! 'aubject
‘The Answer- attire Watchman. " San.
day school: at 1 30 p. in; Bipwtirth
League at 6: 1‘5 p. in: preaching st 7
p: m. Theme “Sin" Heresy even
has further been informed that it is
in order to make the owl. long the lone
sentinel at night in the town clerk‘s
ofiicc. illl honorary member. The I'illil
held a meeting Tuesday evening. at the
residence of Mrs. Margaret Snitiin.
’i‘lw valentine supper and entertain-
mcnt given by Christ Church league.
Thursday night. proved to be a most
(enjoyable :rfi‘uir. replete with novelty.
full of Interest and cleverly conceived.
The supper Was one of the most clair-
orate over served here. and the table
ornamentation: were characteristic of
the Occasion. At 8 o'clock the enter-
tainment began with the introduction
of Mrs. Jarley and her famous wax
works. Tableau): followed and it was
well on in the night before the large
audience was dismissed. The enter-
tainment merits repetition.
Arr address "The Sunday- school 0p-
portunity." was given by the Rev
Kenneth Mackenzie J..r rcctbr of Trin-
ity Citutcit Westport yesterday. at the
convention of the. Connecticut Sunday
school Association. in Hartford. He
said that there were various ways in
iDllitith iti’ the Sillil‘lhy—St‘hwi 'Obbbf‘ttlil-
ity. Interest must be manifested and
maintained. Attention must he paid to
details. “We must have the boldness
to claim and prove that' the. Sunday-
schorrl is ’necesdary for (be “world.“ said
the speakers? One thdi'itttrity or the
Sunday-school is to get the fathers and
older brothers Into the Suaday.—school
People apptar afraid to dislikes rblitl-
ous subjects. 'lhe Sunday-school
must detelop spit ltttai conditions In the
home The child has'a' thrilefoldrtge‘d
social. family and individual. These
must be tar-t. by tire"‘8unday~school
teachers.
Hayes J. T. 5 Main N. '
Oidenschiager John 104Wash’ton 8. N.
Smith E. F. Mahackemo lock.
Whelpley a Clark 64 WI hington B. N
CLOTHING ANDNGENT'S FURNISH-
I G S.
Josom M. is: warnings." s. N.
CONFECTIONERS.
Candy Kitchen 24 Seuth Main S. N.
CONFECTIONERV AND BAKERY.
Kelohor M. a H. 57 Main N.
Smith Harrie A. 39 Main N.
DENTISTS.
Boutwell c. F. 97 Washington 8.‘ N.
Hoyt Frank B 4 South Main 8. N.
Rhelps P. A. 78 Washington S. N.
DRESS AND COAT MAKER.
Chinory Miss 8.15 Elm N.
DRESS CUTTING SCHOOLS.
Mead Mrs. J. W. 11 Hsvliand S. N.
. DRUGGIBTS.
Baxter Frank H 8 South Main 8. N.
Clifford Phar. Pistnsr 1 Bradley Props
Finch Frank M. 126 Washington S. N.
Griffin 1'. I. 205 Washington 8. N.
Piststed R. H ’43 Waihington S. N.
StIIIIon-Powsil Corp 82 Wasn'ton S. N.
DRY GOODS. .
Dicker-man A. G. Son 94 Wash'ton S. N.
Hlsiop J. A. I Go. 88 Washington 8. N.
SmithM. 8. ll. Co. 92 Washington 8. N.
' ELECTRIC MOTORS.
Nor. Elhtrio Do. 2024 WIIh'ton E. N
FISH AND OYSTERS.
Bridge Market West End Washington
St. Bridge R. J. Cuthili Prop. .
FLORISTS.
Smith J. H. Est. SO “nth Main S.N .
raurv AND couirsc'rtousnv.
Cansvarl D 179 Washington S. N.
Moreitl Joseph St North Mold I. N.
‘ FMRNITURS- DEALER;
Collins A. 'J. G Co 18"! Main N.
Podmore William 81 North Main 8.
< runur'fuaa AND caocxanv.
newscasts" auo STATIONERS,
Hayes John T. 5 Main N.
. Leary & Co. ,19- Railroad Ave. 8. N.
OYSTER EXPORTERS AND SH|P~
PERS.
Hoyt W. H. a Son ‘iSS'WIter 8. N.
OYSTER DEALERS AND SHIPPERS.
Merrill A. H. 126 Water 8,. N.
PAINTERS AND PAPER-HANGERS
Boatty J. W. 207 Washington 8. N.
Decker 6.10 Hsvliand S. N.
gglnson F T. 82 No. Main S.N
udder J. A. 33 South Main 8. N.
FAWN BROKERS.
Horwltz i. i“ Waohlngton S.N
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
. Lewis B. 11 Main N.
' Readman F. E. Gazette Bldg. N.
PlAND TUNQRS.
. Sims Edward J. 5 Seymour S. N.
PlANO AND ORGAN lNS‘rauctons
Benedict Miss F. 42 West Ave. S. N.
Disbrow Miss Nettie-saw." Ave. S. N.
Manvlils Edward B. 16 Lows B. N.
PICTURES AND"Q PICTURE FRAM
Bsdlsnt Wray 8.1: West Avs. S. N.
PICTURE FRAMING.
Smith C.‘ G. Cor. Knight and Wall N.
PLANPNG MILLS. ‘
Cat-man fl. Seymour Seavlsw av. B.N
REFRACTINO OPTiOlAN.
Hoyt, Homer B. United Bank Bldg.
RESTAURANTS.
Briggs Frank K. s Wstor N.
iVmpsrlai Cafe 3. N. Meals It all hours.
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VNItitrnal Bank of "Milt 51 Wall N.
SCHOOLS (Private). .
Otstot Miss Eva 14 Washington I. N
' SEWING MA INES.
Singer Co. 80 Wlohin S. N.
WhoIior a Wilson 18 ",Jdaln B. N.
Noiseiess, closes without jar of wa
ter hammer. Has no tank.
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THE mast.
Volumeter Pressure Regulating
Flush Valve.
A self adjusting pressure regulator
applied to I Flush Naive operated by
direct pressure. Discharges the same
amount of water in the same tenth of
time, regardless ot the head or pres-
sure to service pips,
race it in operation in our display
Hilhiiiillil tin,
Cor. North Kath and west Sis.
Speblbii Shite
illusion Fin
10 Pint Ryoffifl,
19 North Mill St
Telephone at house. 34-6. V -€.
Designs
.‘ 1“ “waif” (i
Wall Paper
are; shtn'otimgd hard to fit.
but there It‘s such ,
neverthéloss. We don' t
to seem boastful. but we are
proud of our stock. We work.
ed hard to get it. We airini
take what was thrown to as.
This is one reason why we
am the ease we do. .
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DAVID W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
and Embalmer. ‘ if
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‘ HARWNISI AND HORSE GOODS.
arises I Riv-sell
sumo monuments RBPAIRED.
Village T Woodward no.8.
unpanvaxans. ’
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