Evening sentinel, Monday, February 23, 1903 · page 7

W BankI II seriously Ill
’hati Ilene In Filth avenue.
5 ‘ “A? titeven’hon. who tIti
scarlet ‘fevdi' In all“!-

ed work Ila ii . . ‘
Iii. Ind my harry Hitch
pare the
fill. than” ”A
II, under the enable:

5 , { . tut.
Hillier wII more Into the til

:1“: Mil
wanted by JIcltIoiI. The IItIIrI tea
“do since his In! I, 5 W
. win :5 “5’: 5

‘onsiriina cmuor Iii clinic;

by local op llcatlonu as they cannot
reach the (I sensed portion of the our
There lit only one way to cure deaf
no". and that In by constitutional rent

by Improved methods. an».
reasonable-vino" lasting. ‘ ,
Q0ld.811vor, Nickel. 00pm: OI,

“Th Rialnu r Division Nurday

night. waI I I eat success. A large
number were reboot. and a moat on-
ion to areal than the Malt: ‘
at Taylor took his annual plunge
waters 0! MM! harbor

been Instill-d In oil In rnot far Itrout.
the center, will be moved about March '.

lintoitlie Tanya to by the inn '
I are over I5
the post oilice div ’1 the center of d
1

Ghana: Chi. ,
the villages-yore, to the, . 5» 3 .ii... 5 .p 5‘ A , A ”33.15 -

1(th Carlie Petty of East avenue.

III mnding a few days with friends In
Brooklyn.

ldr. and Mrs. W A Reid. of Ore:-

llevard. spent liliilldny In llay-

.J. ' . Into, he chilly

miAnIluue arousing.

Hilton.

The New England stoma. W
tor really has no superior. Giant!

edldl. DIainoaI lit caused by an In.
named condition of the mucous linlnI
of. the Eustachian Tube. When this
. tube in Inflameil you have a rumbling 5
,, , . I sound or Imperfect hearing. and when
mic: '3: II II entirely cloud. Deafness Is the ‘5 ,

 

 
 
 

 

 

Furstfillenry Blake. ot‘ Cove‘street.
who has been quite III to slightly im-
prove a};
James odgea. of Brooklyn Is the
. unusual in; and
Pleasant. street. ,
nun Warden has taken a position
‘ 5 It Trowbrttl 's Pitoei Box Factory in
south: Norwak. . .
:5 Workman were busy all day today
‘2; setting Beatty'e paint store ready for
business again.

The choir of the East Avenue. Church
will resume their regular Friday night
meeting this week.

All the stores. with the exception of
a very few. closed today at noon in
honor of Washtnston' s birthday.

Rev. J. W. Davin. of the Advent
Christian Church will preach at the
Mission Hall in Noroton tonight.

Captain Robinson, 01 cove. ilvcuiic, ls
quite ill at his home. Ralph Brun-
dage has a. case of the whooping
cough.

Mr. and Mia Gnldner of WW street.
havo gone to Providence. ll. l.. to at-
trnd the fourth] 01’ Ml. (lmdners
unclc.

Enst Norwnlk was conspicuously pa
Irlotlc today and a number of new
tings were flung to the breoze for the,
first timc

A class meeting of the Sunday
school of the East. Avcnnc Methodist
Church will be bold Tuesday 'evening‘

‘tlt the church.
‘ S. W. Velsor is expected home from

“Mill. A. N. Sherwood. “

«hp. winter.

Saturday.
shore to shore. when he walked on a
weak spot on the Ice. This affair oc-
curs‘ as Poguhfiy as winter appears.

Mrst 'vDe id {broom of Raymond
street hasY to y extended an Invite
Iimi to the Christian Endeavor Socie-
ty of the Baptist Church. to attend a
social evening. at her home tonight
Games will be enjoyed and refresh-
merits served.

it was uncovered last Wedneadm
evening that Miss li‘loi’e‘nce Mead of
Greenwich, and William Moore. Jr., of
this place. were, secretly married about
two months ago. Moore intro-
duced his bride at thc church supper.
They will rolilde at the home or the
bride's parents for n time where the
bridegroom will learn farming

The toy Success, which had been as-
slsting in the dredging operations In
Rownyton harbor for several weeks
previously to the middle of Ianuary. is
now I‘Iozeh solidly ill the Ice along
side the steamer Mabel 1.. Stevens. It
Captain William I. Stevens doc’k.
will take sevelnl days of warm weath

or to melt unless the steamer Kate 0.

Stevens succeeds In Insulting it up.
no that. the boats can be released here.
The dredging work was an ruled a
month ago. pflnctpallv become of tho-
hlgh price of coal. The. captain paid
about 89 a too for the last few lots be
secured and 5c 9. to the olllsloll
that it would be cheaper to in up for
He could purchase coal
all through the full and winter for 34
and 35 a ton at Port Liberty. but the
distance. was too great to so after a

e was droning Matt

Well 9 on el
The change will Isl
quarters and will doubtless mean an In-

Will‘hfi

creased interest In the we are of the

Institution: it Is hoped the a donation
will he received which williallow of no-
quisltlon of a number of new books
and some new furniture so that the
rooms may be made more attractive
than they are utpr‘esent. The colonial
reception, lately given for the benefit
of the library. was a financial success
and those who had charge of It are
much pleased. They feel that the
townspeople are Interested In the in-
stitution and think that It All” I "'well
for tho speedy constructldn a he new
building, which Is to be erected even-
tually as a permanent homo for the II
llrary There will be considerable out-
lay in moving and as the new quarter.
should be. made as pleasant as poIIIhIe
ti donation given by some public spir-
Ited citizens would help matters won
dorflllly. - .

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WESTPORT.

Mis. Her-boll limos. of Rldqedoldi
a visitor In touil

Miss llolell Miildluln‘oniliiifi enjoying
life at Lakewood. N.. J.

l Montgomery of Boston. In visiting
i‘llends in Greene Farms,

Mls. H. C. Newcil of Clintbn Mue..a
is visiting her mother Mrs.‘ Cree-man.

Colonel W. (l Donaghue of Hart
ford la a guest at the residence of
John W Wchle

A number or local Ilro laddiea attend-
ed the dance given by Hope Hose Co.

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or 7115 ‘row or NORWAL'K. 5 . .

lonanllcewvunlcntte ’apr Iv " ‘ "

[8’ Blinded Minuteman lindetTllI fltti $1.90 in line For This Mill.

Abbreviations-all" Norwhlk; 8. E. South Not-walk; Ill- N., Nut Norwalk.

 

ANOHITIGTI.
Knapp Wm. 8. 97 anhln too 8. N.
MorIliouIe r. 8. Luxury uniting.
AWNING MANUFACTURE".
Callahan Peter I. u Cred N.
' BAKERY.

Rundio J. 1-1. 81 van MLN.
BAKERY AND LUNCH ROOM.
0mm um. I. 0. at “I?" Main 3.11.
can!“ Altos nil Autism.

grant‘a 183 ’thhi it on 8. N Bra
in Cake deliwrbd‘e III pm. at clty.i
Lana, .A. ”-51 Wellington 8. N.

“central National (“and N.

City National U'nlted Bank Bldg 8. N.

Falrflold county National #4 wall N.

Painted: County sittings 51 Wall N.

Norwalk navla I society 44 Walt N.

8°. och-net 0J3 Waohlnn'ton 8.1L}
or. savings lank United Bk. 81d.

Baa/stile.
Piuer Owtav 111 Washington 8. N.
Pohlman, Albert 66 Washington 8. N.

ILAOKBMITHI PHD HOICI
HOER 8

INNUIIANOI AND RIAL 181W?!
Hoyt boots 8. 45 wall'N
alumnae II. I. A g'y 12 80. Main 3. N.
aytpr A Golden 74 Wuhlngton 8.N

i Leyt'on J.

u; Harm Abraham 13 Raymond B. N.

Mills 8. ,1. Mn. 88 Wilmington D. N.
units“ AND osnTI' CLOTHING 5

i Tequ‘e'a 25 MaInN

till “it .5.

.i‘

M. b '.R ft. ave. 8.

Jon PRINTER!
hymn c A. as Washington a. N.
Gardner. Printer cor. Wall 5 Water N.
Mitchell H. 8.10 North Main 8. N.
JUNK DEALERS.

aiti'i'ci-iew FunNisHiNo ooooe.N
mini Iii. a. a Go. 92 Wilmington I.N .

LADIES’ runuismboe.

CLEANED AND DVE ED
Bottom» c. 4 Raymond 8. N.

LAUNDRIES.
Crescent 8 Baaviaw Ave 9. N.
Old Wall 32 Havllaud 8. N.
Lotto 8am ill North Main 8. N.
Wing Sam 2 80th Main 3. N.
LUMBER DEALERS.
Hatch % ”May 00. Water 8. N.

 

result and unless the inflammation can
be taken out and this tube restored to
Its llolmal condition. health; will be
dostro ed forever; nine cases out of
ten I caused, by Catarrh. which Is
nothing but an lntlnmed condition 01
the mucous surfaces.

We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Denim-sis (caused by
Cntlrl‘lll that cannot lie cured by
Hall s Catarrh Cure. Send for clrcu»
Ial'ii, free

I". J. CHENF‘Y It CO. Toledo, 0.

Sold by Drllgizlets, ifit.

Hall' a Family Pills are the best.

56 WA TER ST.

allow you one.

THEE. W ”cm”
M'FG CO.

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the kind that numoilsneeiuyq prion.
safe and profitable for income I,

 

 
 
 

Iarwaci‘l 55 i 5
new roux. , 5.1-
NORWALK AND _ ‘

scum nonwstm

 

.Stcamcrs Eagle and City oil 5",;

Norwalk leave New York, yPlcr ‘1‘"
23, East River.’ Beekmau Sn. 3
p. 111.. Norwalk. and, South. Nor-«5
walk during the night. . J. a5

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Boston tomorrow He has been at-
tending a convention there of the Ad
\cnt Sunday schools.

The. store of H.111. Mead and Com-
pany was opened today for the first

Flynn Inward 10 anm PI. 8. N.

IOARDIND Houses.
Richardson Mrs. J. A. 510 West av. 8. N.
Quinlan-d Home a EIIzab‘Ith 8. N.

loo‘r A o anon DIALERS.

MACHINERY MANUFACTURERS.
McKlbblu 0. N. Go. 50:59 Water 8. N
Miller .1. w. 136 Water 8. N.

MANICURE." messes mo twin
5 assesses. 5

cargo verv often. ll Is likely one will
be, secured. shortly, and the work re
minted in the harbor.

- The Methodist lllpleciopal Church
was crowded Inst nixht to listen to :1

feet for protection of your- in r? If

The Connecticut Queen! we Mill“.

film; Company of Barnard debt in title 5
bi

man H. mm cannon. sour. 5 75

In Nolwalk Flidav night.

Another social and dour-o is being
planned by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown
at their Manic avenue home In the
near future

 

wound outward A roses
502.com). sneaks.

'WO have the WI.” SHEAR to ball! It

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

time since it was vacated by the form- temperance sermon by the pastor. Rev. Miss Mary Mclclwee has been con K...” 0.1Waelilh on 3. "5 mg... MlaI H. 3, '7 Washington 3. N I, m... :34. Unliid look In)“
01 lil‘optietor. W 3. Haulord A L Hubbard. The at born of Rho ed to her home through sickness do“. my me. 18;! anhlnp n8 N. MANICURE. MASSAGE. AHAMPOO him-rue MW“ hulk Norwalk. Di.

Adelhcrt s. Purtrlck is vlsltln his "IR Star Division. Sunset timporance time, but Is now well on“ the way I: and! MD meIhtnIton s. N. ma. 5 3- I" fwmdulrv-n nan been
rather. M. g Partrlck "mi East ash-‘ had been invited to nttend the service: ward recovery. ‘IODT AND ”SA tthKlR§ AND RE. "ninja", a. m, .5 south Main 3, N m
ingion street. His wife. is visiting and a large number of them accented Mortimer Crosnman. who has been MEAT MARKETS. .. g‘mmm um I: . 1
Mrs. William Burr. of “own”, _ 'lllcy occupied seaia lithe body of the confined to his Greens Farms lib. 3mg" Ernest: 53 Mgin N. Hana EON North Mg", 3 u, IIII IWIss sllBAllouiey JUN [US BROWN “

Mrs. Ulrich and daughter Helen re- $1.2“ .,5,,},‘hgsr“;‘..wgg°,gmfgdge;; fiveral om ihl‘suxgl amines-.10 so Nah simsr H 14 water“ N. . New Vol-it Market 142 Wanhlngton an "“L “a...“ 3' .
turned to New York today, after spend Wm money for am which n no, (filugfgltNm film?! tehgme ‘0 ”him“ Wood Henry A. it 3°01" mi" 3 "5 MERCHANT TAiLona. aunts-mm “23‘ Painter and Paper Haunt: .
mg a tow “a” with M” 8‘13“" B bread; and you labor for mill which Hour Bali r on f the Id d DON MANUFACTURI“ " mes P' J‘ 7 M'" N' 1:651 Iva ’ ‘ on will ' -—---i '
W‘m’” mm ("mm 0’ 2‘“ Eu“ “V0 sntisileth not?" Rev. Mr. Hubbard has best knhwn rissi‘dentesgit Inc lg‘arfizhgc. Th. KM’P l°"¢°- ‘32 “’9‘." No KW" "F w' ‘28,?" 2"” B. N ”Rim: 5: V“ m Pure White Load All! 31%:
mild. . . ‘

‘ nlrau ed a. very lateretln course of lion, celebrated his 80m I h' 'UU'N‘” COLLEDIb ”a" "M oft "" '

Wl‘dncb‘dal’ and Thursday ‘59“ “W93 Sundify ev eninx5 services 1801 the’ 112- day. A number of m :7} (1:351:51 5'°W"'.'5 “m” G”: ‘1'?” Prop. Nougabauer J' 8‘ Washington 3' N' tron 3mg 3v fil‘fiilixnllgngoxp must}; 4
155mm lhi’ Emil Attend? Meihfldlfit mntnder of the conference year Next paid their respects ”new” her was I IUBHEIJIM "5"“. J' ‘07 w'd‘mw’" 3' N‘ ' 5 5 face as mvfching winemT
Ulllrch WI" Mi as 88703138130“ 3‘ 5”"? Sunday night there will be a platform as soly and merry as If he was proidd Karplnakl Frank 26 line 1 Will N. . .‘M‘LK DEALERS- . ' . ' 5 house of William tame“; “83
51°F? 0' M~ 3- Smith. "1 30m“ 5 0‘“ meeting conducted by the young men in; over his eighteenth anniversary of «new? ennui nuances. Immfimi cm- H- 25 WW Mil" "- COMSTOCK, Stephen Wilcox. both 9
walk. ' . of Iho church. The following three his birth Gamble Lcaii Iventde the E. N. r MILLINEM. ‘ , ‘ , 5 5" Main street; were painted'so um .

A tonchors‘ mocting of the ln§iruct Sunday evenings will be devoted to Activity continues among the Mum.- Hurry w. 131 wani- 8. N. ’3‘ 40h" The WW”. ‘9 WI" N- ‘ ' ' ‘ In this manner overeleven your!
tors In the East Avenue Methodist sermons to young men. the pastor Knights or Pylhlag here. In preparn- Tlilotean 8. 8. Misc“ Wash. 8. N. WATKINS ago. They are Itlllsoiod.
Sunday school will be; id this even- speaking from the tollowl topics: tion fol their coming. anniversary. CARRIAGE AND SIGN ’MNTERG‘ MINES AND INVEATmsuTI. ‘ ‘ ‘ “ ' M Your house. will stain! “ml
in: at the home of Burwoll Dav at 3 The Young Man and Hits Home The Much Is being said Inbmnh and fill)“ ”‘m'mn R. L‘ 2° Brook 1" Greene 5. Duncan Ronni ‘l Lauder llk. "11' l paint it. My once. 62 8o
Vnn Zalldt street. Young Mannnd His-Temptations, The tation runs high The. re they can M'k‘" till: 10 “I'm” ‘ N' ‘ 3' DOW, Main street. My repldonco.

Young Man and His Strensth. The lly he Judged bi prov tat-Iain CATI-totlc Alhloioua'An‘l’téLcs

I

Next Sunday. Rev. l. W. Davis will
cxtllnngc with llcv. .Mn, Danton. of
New Haven. Ml. Dcnton Is an all)
quont and gifted W‘W’hfl‘ and a. large
attendance is likely.

Ralph lionncit. the popular night op-
‘crator of the Southern New England
Tint-phone onion, is seriously ill at his
homi- .in Scnview avenue, threatened
with typhoid pneumonia. .

On Friday evening at 7:30 o‘clock
the Junior Band at 5the:‘EI8t Avenue
Mcihodisi Church will hold a meeting
at the parsonage. The meeting will
he led by Albert V'oorhees.

Miss Minnie Bell. of Montclulr. N.
l. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fletcher
ilnvis of Brooklyn and George H.
Ill-ii of Brooklyn. spent Sunday and
today with their mother Mrs. George
S. ilcll.

last Sunday evening there will he a
platform meeting conducted by the
young l‘adies'of the church ‘

 

 

Mrs. Hlblec is improving In health
after a very serionsdllness. “
Dalien Center Sthdol was closed to-
tiny The teachers visited other schools
In different cities ‘ .

The ladies or St. Luke‘s Gulld..No-
i-oton. are preparing their annual Eas-
Icr box‘, for the foreign missions.
Miss Hattie Whitney. who has been
very seriously Iliat her home. in Da-
iicn. is now Imewbat Improved.

The sleighing Saturday and Sunday
was so good that almost everyone who
could get hold of a conveyance on fun-
ners traveled in that way; ,

*5 DARIEN AND uoaorou. i

merits. although this to be
unlike any over Ivan it this popular
orgahlaatlon, on will lnly prove
of Interest. not alone to the frater-
nity. but to the friends who will be
privileged to attend

A delegation from Westnort Orange
“Ill Journey to Weston unit Friday
and participate In an entertainment to
be given by Nometd (ii-arise The of-
fertniz will be: Violin. Prank Ferris:
paper. Womans Position. booking
backward 100 Yoaril, lira. p ’1.
land; caper “The Outlook l‘br
in; .l. c suntan; recitation. Miss a.
Post: recitation “The Love of Dis-
May." Mia-A Pardon; address "Lock
In Farming." Lloyd Deane: vocal
duett Mrs. G A. Sturges and H. Nich-
ols; discussion "Are Women Better
Dressed Than Men?"

Hiya- d. T. 5 thin N.
CHM ROD.
Griffith Mn; Julio Willi
CURIOSITY S 0P
Magnu- T. 4.2 89. Main .N.
CIGARS ANDN TODACCO.

Ha I J 1' 6 Main
Oldvnuhlagei- John 154 Wth'ton 8. N.

with EJF. Mahackemo Stock.
wnclpley I Clock ‘56 Washington 8. N.
CLOTHING ANDN OINT'B FURMH-

Joaem at. m Washiniiow I. N. a. .

, counct'iouaus.
Candy Kitchen 24 Booth” sin a. N.
OONPEOTIOMRV an BAKERY
Kelehci- NI. O H. 57 Main N.
Smith Harrie A 395 Main N.

D! TISTS.

MONUMENT“. 3308“" AND BUILD-

lam him 8. 7 Union Ave. N.

sienna M. w. 5.0 Main N.
MUDICALJNDTRUMENTD.

tvII Chat. 0. 29 Walt N.

Lockwood F. E. 39 Will.

smdweli .1. w. 39 North Main 8. N.

newscast. R8 AND, erA'riousas.
Hiyea Johnt . 5 Main N. 5
Leary I. do. 10 Railroad Ave” 8. N.

OYITER EXPOPRTRERS AND OHIPI

E 8,
Roy! W.’ H. A Son 139 Water 8.N .

OYSTER DEALERS AND SHIPPERS
Merrill A. H. 126 Water-.8. N.

PAINTERS AND PAPER-HANGER.
Batty J. w. 207 Washington 8. N.
hooker 6.19 Havlland e. N.
qulnaon F T. 82 No.1Mhln B. N.
Rudder J. A. 33 80am Main 8.N

112 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 148-8.

 

self Lighting
Gas Tip.

First-lts convenience by being able
to get the light without. the use 01 a

match.

Second—«The lessening of the. dan-

gcrs ot suffocation from escaping gas
by accidentally leaving the gas turned
on. as. If the gas is turned on. it will
light.

Third—«The. great reduction in the

danger of fire from discarded lighted

Elm Grove street.

 
 

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Wail Pa

mutual

Duo and
IN WIN

 
 

are Iometimea Hard to
but there are Inch ‘5
nevertheless. We don't,

 

Boutwefl c. FJ Whildouton 8.N

 

matches. matches not being necessary.

 

 
 

Mrs. John F. Jackson. of Hawkins The first kite of the season was seen ”W" 330K!“-

 

5 5 my: Frank I 4 count rains I. N. , _, . to seem boaatful. but we“.
.5 avenue. has none to Women. n. J~ rvine Saturday. not tar from the can WESTON Plum r A is w illusion s. N. ”°""“‘ " "“5 w“"'"°“’“ 3' "5 iiffi't: 'fit-r37lfilg'1zdfiilfi'fifis”in.“ 23'.“ road of stock. We ‘
to attend the Inset-cl other father, Mr. Ier. Next in the line of spring hat-blag Mn. 0.35.151!“ la quitemcrlouaiv iii PHOTOGRAPHE'W 1) our

Bennett. who has man, friends in The
Norwalkn,vhd\flng ‘vlbitbdihere on new
oral occasions.

It was It banner day/nit the Advent

ers comes marbles and then the lawn
mower

Subscriptions for the dance to be
held on Februarv 27. in the town hall

with grin.

Mles Clara Banks in the guest of let-
atlv in Namath.

M Philip Gerhardt has visited her

DRESS AND C AT MAKER.
Chicory MIII 8. 15mm N. .

tame CUTTING SCHOOLS.
Mead Mn. J. W. 11 Hayiland 8. N

DRUGOISTO.

Lewis E. 11 Mill! N.

Madman P. E. Gazelle BIdg.N .
PIANO TUNING.

Slma Edward J.,5 anymour 8. N.

wants and the. soiling of culprits by

throwing the discarded match on the
floor. and the carbon being ground Into
the carpet .

The cost of this. Lighter should be

 
 
 
 
 

ed hard to get it. We dilitit-
take what waI thrown .to us.
That is one reason why 19

, In air bldI fair to e ' ‘ . ‘ .
:32: “Nafhw’alhl'liflh‘lhgflhf Till: Renata; 3:9. fife'h?s;:gms. e 1:: elaborate lunch (13:15?“ 1‘ 1:. tggmwho has been quite 93"?" Fa": a any: :32: :1. 31:21:53.??? Wfitzfifgna. figpltnfalg 11:211sz "it: ll? £23th have fit! tad. we do' , 5,.
number on the foil. '} It is very on Will be served. ill with grip id recon-rink. ° °" ' ‘ ' n. y op OlabrIrw Atlas NellleuWIIt Ave. 8. N. year. """"'

 

Ice Is being harvested on the «Portal Mrs. R C. Williams. of Ridgefield. Fm" Tn“ ‘5 1’” wumfll‘“ 3‘ "-

 

, Mlnvlllo Edward I. 10 Lowe 8. N.

 

converging to p I, here to see so
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many faces 0 morning. clouds and a; {all “crop Vim preloablbe h“ i has spent a few days With friends In §{:miJ;R8. afiwiilwmi I'll. PICTURES AND *‘PlC‘l’UR‘E FR‘AM meg 'R n H, PAI¥§2Ng .‘PAPER Knuth
II c teen I o 6 present woat or town. i . . . l s A
The W)“; “83$ Noting Of the shoulfi‘ mean cheaper me during we MISS Hattie ”W“ W“ can“! 10 mm.” Mil." Oil’s!“ Ilh ten 8' N. ECORATIM.

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East Avenue Church. will be held .01! Mutant Way 3. 513 Wail Ave. 8. N.

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

coming in mer. , li‘airtield last week b t e Illness of 03
gymwfigg%gfig ls gsel‘évwg; 5M" mm... swam, m N m mom” 5 5’ ”. mum... A,‘§¢nuvv’ "1...... N; Picroan Penman. Cor. North Main and West Ste. " 5
to: me m I “a 0‘ Wesley em, ‘celved Method at Precl- Stevens. M r Donnelly sold me onus vain iii-I've I All 0 .43 mo that“ 3- N-i “mm”: c °°" W‘ 9'“ "‘1' w'" "5 . . -..4.45.. 3.74- 4.-. w 3 '
'“e'll’sts a “fig alien is expected now of Naehvlle Tenn. who spent able rac n‘s horses last Week to parties Smith M. 8.1 "WWW" Q N- 5 ‘ 'RLANINGIMILLN. 5
3 The (“NM or George Munroe with several months recently at the St to new ELECTglC MOTORS. i CII'MIII l Seymour ”minor air. I." “‘ - 5‘ _5.

meantime

0M? Mrs, ’R. K. Fitch has returned to Now
his Sadie Wéod is ill at her home.
not from

Nor. Eléqlclo Go. 202 Wall! tori E.N
York. after an

FISH AND DYOTERI.

nonunion OPTICIAN.
Hoyt Homi- 8.1mm Dank Bldg.

 

id yesterday [throttle lute home at"
Section Ivonne Quite street. . REVIE

 

muting. several weeks

 
 

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I Th 0 , matism, and has with Mrs. Mhbeh‘i arid Market .Waidl 8“ Washington " rbnlurra.
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