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Mimi iiaIriI- mitten-us is ill with grip. - - . - W
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.q AT 4. LANE S D. bwn'fi'nf“ “" “r “”‘m‘ ' W- ”? ova GREAT crummy: SATISFACTION on MONEY BACK. R08,
'ihontas l. ltaanonIi. of Raymond l .
Phone [65-5 Brotheis was in Say,brook yesterday, I T h B h Why ShOUld you BO A"
on business. l
BIWihlliaIIn '1‘. Raymond. of Raymond . I not I'll: .
Iot I-rs spInt today in Danhury and I ‘3]
liIthIl on business. I Luxury Exoop'Ione In
(oleman is offering sheet music at
Prettu Close to ill cents i’oI tonIoIIow and Saturday. 3 : cannot be had unless you have a ‘ ,
. llead hisadvertisement. ‘ L LE PR E KODd Tooth Brush-«mo which . . . I ‘.
HomeCOOkmfl ”may 0. Street. lineman for Ray- . l cleans "9"" “00k and "9"“ Others save money on their Boyl' Apparel. You should do n" '
"mild “mum“. is confined to M5 home ' and an“ n“! Shed “a “”8”“ same We want t it I ll alike Come i today In as not to he also?
. I lied. . . . . ' -- . .. ' ” "m “ ‘ u ‘ .
our Dinners and llvlvlulh}? Mllh Iue gm: I Laid owl“: IInuoIIIIIeInI.-III oi" the moat I‘t'lliuihflllil‘ 'l‘l‘ullh’l‘l‘rl liar- . Our ”NH“! curved handle 1" '
. Ie Inploytnent Sinai-Ly or III-III-I- . . . . lust such a brush. pointed
I‘lIIIrclI. wtll nold II sale in the iluild Wm" “""l' ”ml“ ““1”“ l" l“ "U" N”"“'“ k“ ”WEI” "Nd" "'“l’unse lT'S 25: ‘~ .
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Su ppers. Withhlhll PIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'IiIdIIIIIy;IIIIII'IIIIIILIIIIII..\II flout mum lliI‘li. Most of these men had already noted at ited is: g and in sold with a guarantee. é Little Hoys' Suits and liveI-coata. ages It to ii, $25 and L‘Ml KWUBfi,
aIIIsIhI in llalli’old today. in the. inII-I- SM” liill'gu'Ins “"" “"‘l'l‘ "“lllll' liti‘ illol'c‘. ; I A sample bottle of Oriental . .
*____ . . I 'l‘ oth p \.1.. '2 . 41 cut to $1.49. 8.! and $3.50 grndos, cut to 31.89.
I‘llCIItll' IIlIicI IIIon~IIoliIIl‘IIItiIonbmoIIInIenII I if you‘re 1“...“ m 0‘”. great sale. you Mum. ”H, variety and "mum : ‘ un‘e. ottu giIIu with out
I Hb' II I.‘ A. it t‘l' lll‘y'. l' ‘I‘ ll . . '
. .i. .\. lllHlUp s Intore, in Washington 0, ”M, “awn“ “Mm“ mm W,“ uppl.‘_l_mII_ [hm “firm".‘umuy (m6... . Youths Suits and IOverconts, ages 14 to 20 years, 35 to $6.50 gradu.
5' Washington Street. I‘lIlIIl'Il'll. has been III at her home in llur- logs III 'l‘roInII-rs. it you‘ve, neglet'ieddo attend the sale. perhaps the CiliiOld PharmaCU cut to $3.98. $8.50 to $12 grades, cut to 86.49.
'i‘rouI-Iers at very little prices will tempt you to come. ‘
-- Don't t’olgel the Hope Home Social.‘ ' PHONE 15‘2-
.. ... ...._- . . .. .._- . . All of our 81 and 1.50 Shirts to lo .
l l‘l‘IlIllIlll- I f . d All sizes at each price; all lines included in the sale; all good WWW. ' ' c so at 89c
Ieparation s a so eguar against . .n , . - . - .
“cal \B‘VS “0'88 defeat. and the Brown College, are pr... TIoIIsI Is. bu, thun. Ii-LMII I , _ ...- Men 8 and Boys 39c Undeiwear, at 19c, _ ...._......
i paring successfully young men and FAST EXPRESS TIME- "
U ‘ ‘ ° woman for the business strife. $2. 00 AND $2. 50 TROUSERS CUT To 31. 48. We continue Clearance Sale of Men's High Grade Suits and Over-
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The amine” directory will be found In lIllIéI‘II.IlIII)viII;IlIIiIIIIIIIIIIIIII\IIilFIlIIIIIIIIInyaInviggtIiIIIgI. / $3.00 AND $3.50 TROUSERS, CUT To $1.98. . Shore. zine. R c ‘ n coats at same low prices mentioned last weekt
on P.” 72“” -—- "“"'“”"I" ”0- ‘” “ ”“”"k‘ “”3" "“‘m: “M AND “0° TR°USERSI CUT T° 52'” i Kriifilllfgsgomin (fitrti’rgiitymg'aitrimw'high 8150 and :2 Buffalo Gloves at 980 » ' I
of Bayview
Miss Augusta Dibble.
:Iventie..is Ivisitlng relatives in New
York city.
Hiram S. Brown. of Woodwardave-
nue. was in liridgcport, yesterday, on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. i'."N. Smith. or ltayviI w
avenue, entertained a few friends at
whlst, last evening.
insurance. AgenI le'liilt'll .l. (l'lirien
npi‘lll today in Georgetown, Wilton and
HranI-hville. on businI as.
Fewer Gallons: Wears longer.
Read the IIIlyI-I'tisI-mtnt of Greene
It: Duncan and see the wonderful re
suits t'ullllllfl‘ from the Hwba Mine.
Agnes. the cight-znonths-oid dangli-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur ilamons, oi
ll llaviland street. has been ill.
Star of i‘olnmbia (tirele, Companion
of the i<‘orest.I will hold a regular meet»
ing tonight. followed by a. social 59»
sion.
John P. “Pl/.ltl) of Newark. N. .l.. i~
visiting his son John W. Beatty. and
Judge Asa ll. Woodward. of Elm stI-II-i
Norwalk.
Mr. and IMrs. S. J. Watkins. th
hau- hIen :pending a erk in Wash-
ington. ll. (1.. are expected to rctnrr
home this evening. 0
Edward .I. Ayer, of White Kr Wyekol‘i
\lanulacturing Company. iiolyoke
Mass. has been in town the past tw:
days. calling on business friends.
Horace Nash is advertising a sell
lighting gas tip. The lighter is IIII
doubiedly verv reasonable as it it
claimed it will cost it.'.~n' than mall-no.
tor a year.
The armory. is soon to be fitted out
with six new Iluniphrien” lamps
There are gas burners. somewhat simi»
lar to the Welsbnch. but burning in
groups. Each lamp will have lightint
power similar to an are light.
her is requested to be present.
John MagnII and Miss Annie Mul-
lins, both of the New York Grocery
l‘umpany‘s I'oII-II of employee. are ill of
the grip at their I'cspIII-tivl- homes.
The W. C. 'l'. l'. ulli hold its regular,
Wei-lily InIIIting. lI‘I‘Iday. at 8 o'clock,
with Mrs. .iato llrliiin. 24 Pine street.
All are welcome that are interested.
The storkholdris oi‘ the i‘iernon Man-
ui’actnring (‘Innpany. with in recently
applied to tho t'lltH'lF for a dissolution
of the company. will hold a meeting
Friday night.
liutlvr Lodge. No. 97. I. t). (l. R, held
it regular meeting. last eyI-ning. in lill’
lodge rooms in Washington street. Reg
Illar businrss was tranatn‘trd. The set-7
ond degree Ins worked on several cati-
didates.
'Ihe annual meeting of the Norwaik
Yacht (‘lnb will be held on the evening
of Il’ebrnnry 28. probably at the Hotel
Clifford. The nominating committee
“1in not yet announced their selec-
tions. but will in aTew days.
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer,
’l‘he ilarbcrs' linlon considered thI
matter of delinqutnts, at its lllt‘t’llllK.
i‘u. sday eVI-ning. ’l he executive hoard
will hold a meeting next week 'i‘hnrs-
day evening. at tlustave Pfizer's shop.
In \‘Vashingion street. to take action
on any names Inen outsiandin. ‘3
The funeral of Mrs. Amelia Lloyd
will b:- lIIIlIl tomorrow morning. at in
o'clock from the llroad River chapel.
‘tev. Lewis K. Moore. pastor or the
NI'I'walk Methodist ("hurt-h. will oili-
niale and illlt’l‘2lll III will be in Norwalk
.‘entr-tet'y. I
Music Hall is being thoroughly
cleaned. and is in the handy. oi' the doc-
orators. Mr. McNamara and his anal-t
this for the lied hlctl's annual masque-
'adII trill III-xi Monday night. Mr. Mc-
Namara is going to present sonirthlng
Special for a few days only--
character of our I-ustoIII work.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Ii Tel. Call. 32-2.
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Your choice of patterns of 85 Trouser-
ings made to your measure for $1t.iil~
Cams tack Bras.
merely to introduce you to the
L
nonwaut.
To. Call «4. i
llltlll (lltAlild l-‘lIIl‘Ili.
quantity you may wish»-
arIi oi‘ quakty.
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l'oor or dirty Oats make your horses sick and in the
mid you find them most expensive. The digestive organs
of it horse do not take kindly to dirt. chaff and dust.
Thai is why i sell (‘i.l').-\N ()A'I‘H. SWEET HAY and
A \thl‘ll from you will bring any
I-vely bag of the highest stand-
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
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NEW EDITION
passes through South Norwalk in eith-
er direction each day. is the fastest
train in the world. Its fastest time.
the railroad men sny, is between New
London and Auburn. where it exceeds
the speed of the Empire express. The
railroad men invite an inspection of
the New York Central railroud's time
table and then a eouIInIriI-Ion with the
shore liIII- tinn- t.Ible to prove their as»
sI-rtil'ns.
The distance between New York and
Boston is not so great as other fat-It
trains have to make. but it makes up
its record in short spurts bctWI-en sta-
tions. There are but three stops on
the trip between New York and Bos-
Early Spring styles of Crofut & Knapp Hats, 82 to ill.
Selleak & Price.
95 Washington Street.
So. Notwalk.
ton.
TODAY IN WALL BTREET.
WALL STREET. it): in a. m.~-l’riees
were shaded all through the list at the
opening and trading was more active
than for some time. Large blocks of
Rock island. Pennsylvania. Baltimore
& Ohio. and Southern Railway. were
sold at concessions of a small fraction.
WALL STREET. ii a. m.-An ad-
vance in the posted Intes for sterling
exchange and heavy selling of various
specialties increased the depression in
the local transactions. Metropolitan
Street Railway declining 21m and Met-
ropolitan securities 4 points. Other
important losses included 3% in And
cumin, 3 in Pullman, 2h; in New York
Chicago and St. Louis and a point at
more in Amalgamated. Minneapolis
St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie. Texas
and Pacific and St Louis and San
lI‘raucalco. lailroad stocks not some
support on the decl.inc The market
Wan steadier at it o‘clock.
Reports over private wire of Manila
& Goldschmidt. commission hrokersi
Swartz & Corbett‘s block, South Nor
walk:
3Ifor 25c.
Bloater Herring. 2 for 50.
all the time.
New and sharper knives just introduc-
ed will make it possible for us to do
the work of beef cutting to perfection.
Any quantity from So up. Sample it.
Lorenzo Dibble.
Sine News and Notes
NEW LENTEN GOODS.
Threads of Codflah, boxes, 9c box, or
lot .
Real Fro-h Ema are getting cheaper s
lmprOvement in Slicing Dried Beef.
fee.
00
Only Eye Strain.
I
To hurry off 300 bushels nice Long.
Island Potatoes, wareducelthe price
for a time to We buahch in 5 bushel
No frozen potatoes here.
SPURR’SI REVERECOFFEE.
Have taken the agency for this Co!-
The proprietor of it claims, it to .
be the best in the U. s. We shall put ll
out and let the public decide about it. .
Revere Java Coffee 32c lb Try it. ‘
'i‘l I itte wh hut hirge oi original and unique in the IiI-c-oxatoz‘ :4 0W.“ High Low 1:30 Only 9 t i i d d. b t ltl In] I u
‘9 “01““ I3 “ .l " l‘ 1. lll. both in «it liltl) and III-:Inmenta! R ’ G 1 S . Amati. (10,,” ~33, 73., "ya! 73 ye I run n ee It s respons e or more eadacheu
the decorating of MnsIc Hall tor tin 'leslgns. Cylsed enera tatues Of connectlcut . m. (‘. 8:11P... for; 40:: 40:: ‘07)} Nervousness and general Discomfort than you give it credit for. If l
itcd Men a mask ball. next Monday Quite a 1mg“ mummv M “MM gar- Am. (. & l~‘ MI 92% 9:1,... 93% 921,2 your eyes giva you the slightest trouble, is it not the best policy to
night. haw “II-owed from a New tori ”on “was hut.- then r.c.:.Iichl at m“ NO W READY Am. ll. Two” 23 ‘ 22 23' 22' find out the cause? Our examination is very thorough and costs you
IIonI-ern the silk iiIIgs sIIIIlIdIIapeI-y IhaI Norwalk pmmnm, from U“. Arm.” ‘ e American ice. lit-‘4' 10% 10% 10% nothing. if glasses are needed. inopcr Glasses, Properly Adjusted 1!
Is to be "59d 1" beautifying 1h“ hall tnral Departmlnt :It \t'IIshington. ll. (‘ r“ Am. ice pfd.. 31H“ 3191.. 310‘.“ 39%. our guarantee
«Don't forge-t the Hope Hose Social I'he packagrs contain live IiIil'ercn: Amer. Loco. 301;, 3039‘ dill" 30‘»; \
lI‘I'iIlIIy. kinds of seeds. and are sent to people Willi' P B Ant. Smelt. 51 51 50st. 51 o B JA KSON
(lid Well Tent. improved Order I; of this locality lIIy (‘onIngs‘jIIInn Hi .l am . eers, Am. SluIzar, 1131“ ISIIII 1323': 111133;; I n C . '
. “HI I .I I. .-.-l,] h' Stzt- (I I . Hill. As yet on y sects. IIIII~ess.II to ammonia LI ,1. 14,5 11
“_‘ h" ”I “ ‘: "5‘ H l ‘f ”.‘j “W .98....“ 1.. H... mm. ...,....... Bookseller Stationer. En raver. A 'l‘ & s I.- m. m. mm m. "“0": °""°W' .
Inander John P. Johnson. of Hartloi l .
nhhlhw “Vining. Mr. Johnson mmh have hem received. lml more wlll lol- 49 WALL STREET, NOR‘WALK coun "1 i” l‘ ll “'0‘ ”W13 “’“llI ”0‘4 5' WA”- "R‘ET- N°RWALK- 00""-
an address to the members. lie will lll\\' for those living in town. ‘ ' ' llali & Ohio. 991;: 99% 99 99% I
obtain in town for about two weeks Prof. :i. ’l'. Nelsonfthe instrnltor in i liklyn. ll T': 69's [79% 693.. Wall. 4;.
in the interests of tilt‘ ord.r. deep breathing and physical Ilevrlop- "PUSH! PUS”!.' PUSH!!!" (IhlPS.I& 9“"). :1!" 31:5} :1 P114 —.—_- .__...-_. . . -___.. .f
Thl’ heavy ill" or Show has star-ml ”11an ,‘I'lh‘N‘ “l'SI‘Ii‘ll‘ "‘;“;'“"I‘n"""-‘III“MILII it‘s push! push! pushl-ja little beyond what IIatnIIe intended as t0 that“; 303.1;le 1577;: fit; I. 1.7”?“ v
I .I - i ' i ' Vi many Pnllll W( ten ’ l) i ". y i I . a . a . . 1,;-
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and tilewaterhas lzitntlll‘oligll into thr moths as". will return to military. (:01. South. “29%. 29% I“iilé 29kt
Elks“ Hall and the f‘entral Labor Ly ‘lim'h 2. Ill me I'PIIIWSI- of a nunflwl' HOMER B HOYT. ;;‘rlill$lll~ GM. 11;: 2:in {21: vi":
. . . h t I ,i‘ - th . “ilin 'lf people who desire to take the course : t‘. I.“ I .‘ s I. 2‘ L'
iliilllimpalirewoii tfllteujiiilr‘ii‘avl‘it. t (F 1 ’1' (“Kiwi ”“ 1"! l“"":"}.‘“ 5"“‘3' Room 9 United Bank BuliZIEIERACTlNG OPTICIAN' South Norwalk, Conn. fiii%91n:trayim"litzlk 139,3“ 1121/! 1;??? LEHIGH EGG- STOVE NUT
wa“ ‘ " “WW“ . m“ ”5 ““1?” Office hours 8 to 11:45 12:45 to 6:30. Suturda evenin 79. ' ' . - ‘ -
"m”! Brown, (“T-"SP“ l“ “mp-V h" '18; been .‘lli‘l that hi has been asked . 3/ 83.1101) & Nash..125’h’t ”5“; 1252‘s 125%
dian costume, will lead the large fiom oi‘eturn :llt‘l'lt' at thetconclusion of his Special Appointments 8'3 CODVGDlenCG 0f DICTODB. Manhattan. 14314143” 1*;3‘!‘ “:3.- BLOCK COAL FOR OPEN GRATES.
I'Ommltlee- both “Ill llll’S-I‘ allll l'Oll‘lll‘l' Iltlllillt" lug" rImom..—I).IhhuI-v News. - » ~ - , . . , . .. . Met. St. Ry. 139%. 1391.4. 137 1371;. . . ..
"mum“ in “‘9 formation ot th granr‘ trait-e: huh;- Wears longer “ M“ Cl‘mm- 3“ 3‘; 35V: 2‘3 Bltum'nous for Steam producmg.
march at the Red Men's annua mast ‘ ‘ . , . ‘ ‘ . M. K. g. T.. 23v 2Rl,’ :3in 231,5 . . .
ball. which will bill held in MIIsic Hi1" lollll:”"l}lj‘l“‘} 1:“:511‘31”?”."‘{,:"p2il:lm{':: PHOTOGRAPH 3. PHOTOGRAPH 8. M. K. a 'l‘. pfd. Iii: I53 hit 62 Careful drIvers. Clean COal- ,. 1
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negfttzliiififzth‘ogl-Itrge numbrr of loea‘. his return.‘ WM "1"” [hm-"Is l'°".l. In all the Latest SWIG" AHOY? glceitiiir'al iii? 1332: ' " V
talent that will participate in the coiIi- g7§ufelitc“i\{lest~11:0mihfulyt'liiscommimaiiiiig are the fines! tigstigfirirflo‘;i-IIINSIMI PHOIOGRAPHS' 80:1: 3503:” I332 3::sz 1:35 33$ ROGERS BROTHERS 31L VER PL‘TED WARE.
tum? I‘IonIlIilt‘lll'lozl Sit t3“. dehtMetIhf m” steal him as W,“ as that adver: ' p‘ 00‘7"” 3' Pilllciflt‘ Mai? " 4‘0“ '4‘” ' 40“ 3'04 Anything whatever in the celebrated line is here.
mask )a ' nex ‘ on a) rig ‘ tisement gets about."—Bostcn Tran- CORRECT PORTRMTURE OUR MM- ' q _, - ,
committee has learned of parties frotr _ lit JACKSO , Penn. R. IL, 14.3; 149% 148‘,“ 149%
liridgepf‘rt. Port trhestrr. New Canaar 8‘” ' ____.- O t N s STUDIO PPODIPS Gilli. 104% 104% 104‘)? 194% '
iflnli EannIIrIy that Its going to compett "He “aims in mm, invented a mm pposue Ho cl, 53 Wall Street. Norwaik. 322:1.“ Its. Car. (all; gas 3-311; 2:322 H. S. Rood ..
0r tDe thi: OllfiIPlIlzeI'; H Social 'ra that makes people prettier titan “Read 2d old 75% 75% 7g“; 75% , . L
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Friday)“ ooze m om o e h-E-itgfiis that"" " _ . ‘ "“‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' Reeuh. Steel. 23% 21% 211.4 215 16 South Main Street, South Nonvelkrtbnn, .
A few of the librarians who will at- “By simply making the lens flatter." I Libraru Books 33:: [13131131]: 30"“ :32 33% :3; . -._--. _-__ H _-_ - . .._- .‘Q ”n.“ II_~~_ .
mm the Connfstleékl ibrary Associn- —-t'ollege Mercury. i o Rubber Goods. “9 29 28% 28%
tion meeting. In S‘ h Norwalk next ~-————— I I ' In“. Books in our School Lib r ’ "7 ‘ . 1., 0 tb l' B d F '1 M k It
\lhednesday will come from such a dis- “i hear that. he married an actress." I ra y :2: 3;“??? fig 2 gag $32 32;: u ' 5 r. a Is at Ia
tam-e, it Will be necessary fur them tl‘ “All men do."——Detroit Free Press. I now number nearly fifteen hundred. ' ' f " ’ it , ‘
remain O‘Ver night. Friends of the li- . E i #2:.“3I3i- 21?: 6:24 2:22 3:34 WE HAVE TODAY: \ .
hrary who are willing to receive a n- “ " ‘ . Thanks lo the “lends 0' our School T‘ ‘ f; m" 4" ”‘ ‘ ‘ ”‘ BLUEF‘ISH waaxrtsa 'nata- -
h am“ as their est arer nested to 15 CENT SHEET MUSIC FOR FRI- i one an c_ 1% 41% 1 41% BUT COD S‘Al MO - .- .~ I
.l . K“ - “l . ND SATURDAY i , Children. who saved the Health Union Pacific 101a Iota Im on . - . N. SMELT' “KB. I , :
Inform Miss Scott. at the library. DAV A . Un Pac pfd 94% 94% 9”, 94% PICKEREL CISCOS, NATIVE FLAT- ‘. , . .
~l)0n't forget the ,ball tomorrow at handing the Jouowmg. “When I . ,I Brand ”be” m a my, U25 mung, 14 H 1315: 13% FISH.FROSTFISH,EEI.S.OYSTERS, “‘ p. l
‘ Mechanic 33- Doo‘rprizes given free. Kate. and I Were. Coming Through the i i l U. s: Lea. 9de 93% 93% 33 93 LONG CLAMS. ROUND CLAMS. (OD- }/ ‘ = ' ‘I . .
”“5“: by Hellle'5 Ol‘chcslm- Rye." "in the Sweet Bye and Bye.“ " ‘ r - . ~ -~ ~—~—~~~—-—- _- ———A~~ ..._. ~_.._ U. S. R. & CI. 25% 25% 29% 29% ened and in the shell), EXTRA FINE -_ “a“ A? e‘ . {I
The Whatsoever Circle of the King‘s “Way Down Yonder in the Corn Field." Soon after the Roosevells took an ""8 llll’ll‘ "33V“ ”9““ all! ”and" ‘U. 9. Rubber. 17% 17% 171/. 17% ESLALLOPSI 4., t 5
Daughters of the Scilll'l Norwalk Coh- “Our Director" March. "Please Let. Me their lesidcnre at the Whlle “01m. '“ f1?“ ““1“”? “"9“ “1"“ All“ ""1- U. 8.8teel. 38% 38% ms 38% Come and Inspect our goods We _’ .
gregational Church. will hold its regu- Sleep." "Didn't He Ramb'e‘!‘ “Eva 8”“ a Wl‘ltt‘l‘ in the National IMlIlEll- H here “1” have brew“ replied M U_ 8. Steel pfd. 88% 88% 88 88% guuamee them to be strictly fresh. ' ' ”I'M
hr monthly meeting. with Mrs. Wit, Complete line of McKinley Sheet Mu- zine. I'IIIfIIIIwnIns sociegy w?fquIn Sign: I ’01:!!!" IthIItI the an: vb nevIetrI I28 Wabash, 31 31 30% 30% .a f
lilm Thom son. at her home on Cres- sic. 10c. one 0 9 younger Gill 0 n‘ prom “9 "10“! 0 ave a - b h ' 7 I ': . .
cent; Terrage. Friday evening. at 7:45 \ dislike the "common boys" whom he ed about in~soclety." Wa as ' DELPH‘ 51% “I“ 504‘ R. J. CUTBILL .. :52;
8!!er- Members "9 115k“! ‘0 take ' met at the WW“ “hook The little . . The Eufaula Journal. speaking of a f I ‘ .
scissors and thimhles. as.sewing fat “low looked at her in wondermeuL RIItus—Noasuh Ah douthave no mo ”"1 paper. says: a" the brains of West End Winning!" Street Bridge. » .
the Hospital in owe the work or the .l aan then said: troyble W" the boss at deIsimp . the editor were 0; dynamite um Next to FerrlI' Coal Office. _ . = I“ ._
evening. 10 NORTH MAIN STREET. My papa says that there are only lncle Remus—Huh! Y mu' a' done would be insufitclent to blow his hat 1... 1M. ‘ {I
" ' A- tall boys and short boys and bad boys ”1'0?de 3’0 ways, den. in yo? over his eyes "—-Kansas Clty Journal. ‘ "
~ ~ and goodhhoys. and that’s all the kinds IlIlutuo—Nossnh! Ah’se done quit de ' '*-—- ~-~——~~~~——- ~—~- --~- V...
of boys t ere are." . .. .
WALTHAM Summed up. President Roosevelt's a 5331;050:2219“: try ""1 cultivate 3
Something Doing
at our store all the time. Our Cigars
are always in good condltion—not too
dry, but just right tip smoke and get
the beat reinit- poaatble. Our Plug To
bacon is kept moist. no it won't break
your teeth to bite it. We carry all of
the popular brands of Turkish and Do
n " “martian-awn
WATCHES.
Riva-side and Royal Grades
spadallj'lbcommdtdafar those
mum catch” for accurate
‘Bigold, gold filled and III-
th‘eory with reference to the manage-
ment of children is that parents should
neither be too strict nor too indulgent.
Said in discussing the matter:
“In the first case the children grow
up sullen. and in the s nd they often
become an ofienae to t emaelves and a
curse to others. Moreover, all children
should have as good a time as they
possibly can.”
He who fights and runh away
Lives to fight another day; ,
Also he who stay. at home tonight
Won’t be mixed up in any fight.
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The reason the ancients used to drag
criminals asunder and kill them linger-
tasty is that they didn't know about
the- automobile. ~Baltimore News
Stubb—This coal famine is bound to
be exaggerated in after an.
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from nova and relating how he had to
burn his wooden leg to keep his familyp
from treating.
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can that be done?" “Well, study your
seif."-l.lfe.
Towne—Some people consider him a
selfish end. What sort of a fellow is
he. anyway?
Browne—Well. he's the sort of fellow
who delights "in getting a hair cut and
a shampoo during the Saturday rush.
while you're waiting to be shaved.—
Philadelphia Press.
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