. proposed and the young ladies readily
_‘ rear of the vessel and appeared to be
‘ at the Methodist Chy
unclean of purport; and I conservation
of energy in the Christian life
“ collection. Follow“: the service the
, regular quarterly conference was held
Jul. confers-combusmsstiu
Haldachs Wafsrt, Bronchial Lonn-
oss. Whits Pins Exrctsrant, llralpfl-
ms with iodides. I rlssa Dy: spsla
Cora. 0.,t‘ormcrly Ind byT. .-GI'If
fin vorythlag wi It I name on is
guaranteed to give tiaftctlou or mon-
ey refunded Our .atock is fresh. clean
and complete. Our ice Cream Soda is
delicious.
BRIDGE PH'Aast’A‘ov.
205 Washington Oct-sat.
H. F. Plat-cs, Prop.
_. . .._"«...... _. .-.-.. .
IAbl NUAWALA
IlaItie T or o 79 Wt llold stree
is ill at lieiphlome Friday. It. ‘
The meeting of the Epworth League
was led yesterday by Frank MoIIiIIIII
Mrs. William Udchdown. who has
been visiting In Long is' and, has re
turned to hip home.
Contractor lohn WI Bcutty ls paint
im,r and papering Thomas Allcu‘ s
house. .
iv‘IaIIlI Roberts. foimerly of Rowan
street. airivcd III SIIlnc). Austinlia.
Wednesday of last week
A meeting of the Ladies Aid Society
will be held on Wednesday afternoon
at the Methodist Episcopal Church.
A meeting of the Junior Band of the
East Avenue Church will be held Fri-
day night. The leader has not yet been
announced.
A teachers' meeting will be held at
the East Avenue Methodist Church to-
morrovt evening under the leadership
of James L Honimedieu.
Joseph A, Cunningham M. D. of
Roscville near Newark N J.. who has
. been home fox a two days visit has
returned to his practice there. ,
Very interesting services were held
in the Advent Church last evening.
and those who attendfld stated that the
sermon by the pastor was of except-low
al merit
Rev. C. S, Ainsworth will preach
next Sunday at the Advent Christian
Church in the absence of Rev. J. W,
llav' Is who is attending the confeicnce l
in New York state.‘
Thc Iogulai prayer meeting will be
held as usual at the Advent Church on
A Jubior‘ League;
mu...- -wwaIt at... ....
Milan by“ Junior
League choir: hymn; illustrated talk.
Rev. A. i... Hubbard. of Rowayt‘on:
maic quartdtt "Remember Now Thyi
Cmatovnadd as. Rev lidward Cunv
niaghauus o. Alida Johnson; Address.
F W. Cuna nahain; selection Junior
Leaguewhohp blunt and colection.
The male quaitette comprised Smith
Fcr.guson II I IIder lck Force
Main and- Frank Morrlbm..
ROWAYTON.
Iz'v. lI'.-C. Brown, who has been crit-
iIuIlI ili.1s slightly improved.
'Ilicro will be the regular class meet
lug in the Mcthotim Church Tuesday
night in charge of C. W Bell
Miss Fannie Rhodes. of New York.
was Ih'o guest of Mr. and Mrs. 'Viltllam
Common, Logan street, thaturday
Captain W. I). Claik‘ s team will play
the K. C. Btevcus'screw. May (it). These
teams are sitong and a good game is
expected
John Pennoll of McKinley sheet
picked the ilIst basket of strawbcirics
from his garden Satuiday which was
fully two weeks before tho. usual time
The Rowaytou Juniors were IlIIfIIut-
ed Saturday by the Durlcn team by
the scam of th-I—ntytwo to 18; battIII-
ies, Cakes and Raymond, Smith and
Stevens
The WcslI-yan Praying Baud hud
charge of the services in the Baptist
Cluuch yesterday and thice good meet
lugs wow the Iesult. There was It
good attendance at all the meeting
and in the evening was especially large.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
James Bll'lllfll'(l. who owns two lots 1
in the Biudy plot. is considering the
matter of erecting a hOIIIIC thereon
On Memorial day morning. the Da-
Ilcn Juniors and the Center Schools
Will play a game of ball in IhII Brady
lot on the bill.
George Smith and some others from
this place went to Hickory Bluff. last
week and enjoyed their first swim at
the season. They report the water as
very satisfactoiy.
Work on the ‘ucw signal tower
slowly being finished up.
is
(us In working ordei theI old' tower
will be done away with.
Charles Stevens is digging the ccllar '
Thursday night. it will probably be
lcd by Rev. C 8. Ainsworth or one oil
the Ileacons of the church.
(leotglana Merwin is the latest ad I
dition to the scarlet fever patients
'Ii‘cie is some talk of closing up thel
schools until the epidemic is contIol
led by the health authorities.
Richard Holt. a. former resident th,II
was a visitor in town yesterday. rom I
Stamford. He attended the Advent
Clulstlan Sunday school of which he1
was formerly an at Iive m’IembeI I
John Brundags has picked thlity
quarts of strawberries from one of his
large beds this season. The bI-riiesi
are fine, but would have been bCllPlz
had the weathci been more favorable. l
vice Cream by plate 01 Incasurc
from today. Miss Temple, 8 Rowan Si.
Rcv Melville E. Cunningham. who
has been visiting his fathCI Rev. E. I
Cunningham. I'Ictuined .Ihis morning to.I
his charge. in Spring Valley Stream |
He has finished his second term in the i
llrcw Ibelogical Seminary and will
giaduate next. year.
The Sunday School Board of the
East Avenue Methodist Chuich IIIIl
hold a meeting this evening at {119]
home of John R. l. Hommcdicu. im-I
portant business will be transacted and i-
it Is requested by Rev. Mr Cunnlug- i
11am tout the attendance be as large as
possible.
Wire has been placed around the up.
on spaces in the bclfry of the Mcihof
dist Church. Numbeis of sparrows
had made it their homes. '1‘th are
very numei one there now all trying to i
get. through the meshes of the not:
work. There is a fearful chatteringi
over their being dispossessed.
A musical entertainment which will;
be quite elaborate. Judging from the an i
nouncemeat. will be given on Wednes-
day evening in the M E urch under
the auspices of the Junie League, The
proceeds will be for the church. The
afialr is in chuigo of E. II: Keeler the
social vice president of the Leagues
Rev. J W. Davis left this morning
for Dry Brook N. Y., where he will
attend the conference as a fraternal
delegation from this state. The con
feronce will pIobably last a week and
he will be absent ten days OI mate. tak-
ing the opportunity for a little recrea
tion. Mr. Davis has a number of rela
tives in the Hudson valley. and Dry
Br,ook the meeting place of the Cats-
kill conference. is very handy to their
hotness. He will have I chance to re
new Id acquaintances
Two 80th Norwalk young men
came to East I.orv?alk one evening last
week to call on two young ladies who
Ieslde on the outskirts of the mill‘poud.
in the natural course of events a low
on the sully waters of the lake was
assented. TheI took seats on the
enjoying themselves immensely. espec-
ially when the bottom of the boat fell
out. and the young men came very near
getting a bath. Messrs. Benger and
Hitchcock are of the opinion that it
was mean for the girls to try‘to drown
them the first time they met.“
Rev. James Montgomery D..D pre-
siding elder of the N w York East
district; broached! a7 etching
He chose as
his subject "This One Thing I Do." Mr.
Montgomery showed the necessity for
He also
urged as increase in the missionary
The treasurers report W mama.
recoipts‘ot d thumb” for the you
were 33 007 which had been expend
ed in repairs. formalin; and bensvo
lease The assessing: CW
the meeting
, £th commit-
tea- for the purpose mm at tho“
. her-iii“ in
to couples under the:
lei John P Brummei‘ s new home on
the Brady property.
.WI-st Norwalk has the II'outiact _"f0I
the cnipenter work
The limit of Darlen‘s summer busl-I
ness has been reached. as there is not
a suitable house In the place left that .
can be rented for the season. Dnrlen
is shortly to expericme a building
boom.
Manager Sylvester 30mm of the De.
rieus intends to open the season in
this place Memorial day nftciiioon.;
when his team will play the ('l‘iilik
(iinphopliones. of Bridgeport on the
hill lot. Austin and Lurrlgnu fll‘i‘ to
be the buttciy fIII the home team
WESTPORT.
Miss Aunu B .IlIIIulIIgs is visiting
filcnds in lhooklvu.
aiI' hIIs of shad in the river north of ‘
Slut» stIIIIIt brlIlgII ui'c still good.
J-x :Selcc tIIIIIII Gooigc (‘0ch is I.‘II oi
the Jurors iu the Common Pleas court,
After all. it's a healthy. interesting.
trump-III and froth the depot and
Westpmt,
A cake sale was held at the Library
Satuiday afIcInoon Miss Carrie 8.:
Bradley and Mrs. i‘IIIuk Osboi II had
(hinge of ii .
A majority of former employes of the
Traction Co. have broken fioth the
strikers" ranks and have been rein-
stated by the company. ,
_ Following are the recently elected ofv .
hours of Trinity Guild: President.
Mia. John (iodillol; vice president.
Mrs. H B. Biudlcy; s'ctrctary and.
trI'IasuiIIr Miss (3 Thomas.
The IIolch stilkc has its beneficial
‘ side and one advantage along that line
is the disarming of criticism common
it short time ago, of the ineffectual
benefits and no use" of beliefs in I:
own Absciu II oft times ' makes the
bean giow loud" and its remarkable;
Ihc ioIIdneSs I‘oI tlIII trolley Indicated
Iow by a number here who seemed to
oppose its usefulness on general with.
ciples. .
:-
MRS. BEDFORD FINED $50.» ,
. . ‘ . i
Admitted in Bow Street Court: Todayi
That Child was Not Hen.- .
LONDON, May 25~Mrs.
Bcdt‘ord. who was arrested at Queens- ,I
town May it}. on the arrival there;
from New Ymk of the Cunard Lille
Str. lmbria. chuiged with making of
titles declaration of a childs birtihi
street police couIt here todayealitl
Julian ‘
When tht'i
Iow~ci Is ready and the thirtytwo lav-I
Gunaiugu i1
a.» as
guuuwmzmoddw
Probably you know hauhiIuh has
Vigor civilly: more unrnluayuur.
and limited theAaIrgrow. Il‘ii
.Ii'l
millions
TH E HATTING TRADE.
M...—
I
i
l
The American Hatter.
The case house representatives who
have been. on the road lately on filling
in trips have done fairly good business
though the generous orders placed cur
ly in season. to forstali laterilnarcus-
cs In selling prices by the manufactur-
ors evidently have had their effect on
present business. for there does not
seem to be It rI-ai hungry demand for
goods. though as a matter of fact largo
consumption in not usual at this IlmII
of the yIIIII.
lil‘lllj'lls fioni IhIII :cuilcmcn on the
Itoud indicate u Ievlval of interest in
biouns by thI jabbing trade. 'l‘lII'
them. .
A Manufacturcs' salesmen. traveling
direct to the Iciull node. are having a
good II',IIIIII though some I'IIpoIt II more
iIoIIseI vntlIII fueling among merchants
jpcihaps doc to Ihc g'eneIal unrest oi
.the laboilng masses
| Late splint: loll hilt trade has been
lonh full around New Yolk and in olh
IIII industrial Icntots labor disturban-
ions with all that follows. have been
fat fI om bt’lli’lli'llli to business
The thin II'I'IIIIheI of the' post wucks
I‘ has brought out a ldrge number of new
spring hills. and in New lork part-kn
llariy tho reIlval of the brown dot by is
an oriented but The medium and
lighter shades are selling best
There seems no need to alter our on
iinlon IHIIguIIllIIg fall blocks and then
lprobablc contour and dimensions .9):-
lulcssed in the April issue. Smallei
Illills with unrrowci brlms wcll rolled
on tho sidei. should be safe puichuscs
The retail trade. with of outline a {cw
ii grant cxccptious. is to bc moat high-
' commended on IhII‘wny in which it
has I-ekiatcd the temptation to . push
straw hats and Panama: long bcfore.
, llit'll‘ proper season
. Right up to IIIII rcal “aim and sum
w is Mather. oft mm", a“... ”nan windows were uln' lmuincd in the wagon holding tightly
oularly "‘09 item show hats displays
and it Is to be hopIIIl that retailers
soIIIIIId IIIIIiI deserted iIIward in in
I'Ieuscd into sales in felts.
Tho exceptionallv hot dry wcutlwr of
the past few weeks hits, gin-II siruu;
huts iill IIuIli sI-IIIiI.itl RIItnlliIi's re-
port it largo curly demand,
~-\ll the healing balsamic virtues
of lhi‘ Norway Piuc arc coquIIirutcd
in in
Iur“sc
colds
OW"
husband and ill\.~ilf III-Io
'llio luwvcts. qulIItIIIl lII-I.
BIIdfoI'I'l said: “It docsv not
H] get another."
Mrs. Bedl’oi'd i't-lulns thII baby as iIIII'
IIIioptIId (laughter.
"(ilvc IIIII another chance. Miss Pink-
‘fIIricntly implored ilIII younz man
but Mrs.
IIIIIttI-r.
iI'
‘1 think you ought to take hall: Iii
Dilutt'i‘il
“'It s for
ill)lt'll of them. Mr. l’r'imiose."
tlIII pretty girl in the booth.
the organ fund, you know.
Tribune
“Mr. Marklcy."
IOIIII ‘I‘Edith’dII-uhat is your daugh-
Icr told me you wn ted to see Inc.
“'.lIIs so she Iol inc." replied Ibc
alrls fathei .el’h‘ilndglphiu Press.
iin Imam GIVEN
GlillllREN
.Ifree Alcohol In liquid
Kim” MEAN:
No Citadel: of Medici n
Kidney-Wort lablets.
The purest alcohol is a wicked thing
to give to childrenn- It stunts their
giowth
Cheap alcohol. such as is used In
liquid kidney remedies to make them
”.‘keep' is warm and alcohol of any
was brought up on remand at the aw’sort when them Is kidney weakness Is
pleaded guilty. She admitted the thildv
was not her own ‘and said she had
adopted it.
850.
tilts. Bedford when she appeared in A
the \lock was pale and agitated.
formidable array of counsel
.‘or both sides. The prosecutib
ed Mrs. Bedford came to Engla
Paris in December and that eh
i
arcd
how-
on:
adopting a female child.“
result that the illegitimate baby. Ibis!“
working girl in lsleworth was tnM‘F
ferred to her keeping under the turns
of Margaret Carnette. Mrs. Redford
moored tk‘child u as» own «of
took it to Paris and theap’a'rto America:
Counsel for ther probation add“
that as the above facts had been es-
tablished- and the child could no long-
er be claimed as the heiress of the
Bedford estate. they were not desir-
ous of severe measures and asked the
magistrate to deal with” the case as
I technical use (satiric? Had'tt to
the higher coast: wnirm Mayra:
seven years Imprisonment could have
been inflicted. After consultation with
counsel. Mrs. Redford admitted .ltcr
guilt tarsus?! Hal}. . C.
s of 9 pr sow
mnodford. acted o y
was an intention to defraud or To ile-
'lf: Ila-teas Mun mob-v
libs the
Mus. Bedford was tluedvl
A Iemedifithemsolves cannot lino
fl" ‘
advertised as Madam B. desirous GIL
will» {wit
. . The follfifit'
a terrible blunder whether for a child
or for n grovin-up person.
Mothers who give their children ll
quid kidney remedies for bed wetting
and kidney disease or who Ink such
thit
free cru e alcbhol is a large ingredi-
ent of these remedies and that alcohol
causes more Bright's disease than all
natural causes put together.
By taking a remedy in tablet form
on avoid any chance of inflaming your
ldneya with slcohon Dr. Pett‘lnallls
Kidney~vVort Niels are dated in chil-
,dren‘ 3 hospitals and in the best equip
pod dispensaries because they contain
ho alcohol-a serious objection in the
mind of every physician to the use of
liquid kidney remedies.
’; Kidney trouble irritates the nerves.
makes one dis”, ‘l rectified. l valeepless
and irritable. it makes one pails water
gifted during the day. and oblli‘gesk one
o topmany times urn t en
‘ni the mall kg»
me continually aware that his “kidn‘és
domed h‘elpi Tami-dildo ( l
pa n 0 arms. naminati no the
studs?- W ma. am}; new.
pIias in the back of the head. ghou-
Iliatic pains swellinxs of hands .Iad
lit-I an» and laundice. These symptoms
and many me In one to stop the
disease.
I is picked It ran-
of tettllnonials re-
do: from a ma
.meived‘ in today a mail:
Boston, Mas... Feb. 16 190:
elis & summons inducted
It. .
Dear Siva»! have found Dr Pettln»
aill’s kidney-viola, mien a marvel~
ready. The very first bottle of
Situation as Viewin by I Writsr In,
lutc orders show quite a sprinkling of
Woods Norunv i’luc Syrup nu ,.
remedy for coughs and;
ultnrkcd." :
"-~~(‘hlcago '
stsmmercd the girl‘s ’
pod me wonderfully, '
alumna
mun—nu Im:-li"~ III-ml
. Y ‘W.,
Mr. “i'nowbridgs ,oi..Gollshd,qria Point
Has an Exciting lanai-ism.
i Edwin D. 'i‘rowbrldge a wealthy
New Yorker whose summer. home is
at Collodd'scr' l’blui figured in a rath-
III star (ling ,iuuaway Friday about
Iizilll p. m., which luckily Wits intended
by no but! results. Mr. 'l‘fowbrldini
was driving along the highway which
skirts the flanks of the. Consolidated
"()illl In the south of thc Nth-men do
put. He was dIivlng Ia high-strung
stood. which was attached to lift Irpcu
two-scaled vIIhlIIlII. which looked as if
it were fresh from the repository. The
horse was non/oils and (‘HDQ‘H‘J about
in II IIIIIIIIIIII to claim any one Icsis cx-
port with the wins than is MI. Tv'ou-
bridge. All of a sudden the sit-oil ill"
cided he would turn about. and he did
so with II whirl that almost upset the
vehicle. Mr. 'l‘rowbrldgt managed to
retain his scat and exerted till his
streuxih to control the excited horse,
But the latter was not to be dcnicd.
his head and with a bound started to;
ward the depot. .
in a little dip in the road II few hun-
dred yards from Ibe‘station a deep
creek crosses the highway. A wood-I
on bridge with railings three or four
feet high to protect pedestrians and
drivers from falling in. sports the
creek. When the horse. struggling all
Ithe tlmII to be freed from restraint.
ureachcd this bridge. he paused. hunt-
orvllke. for an instant. it then reared on
his hind legs and with a snoit leaped .
forward The animal cleared the rail
ing with his fionl feet but the weight
his lilnd feet over. and All?!" he stuck.
his front feet and head buried in the
soft earth at the edge of IIIII creek and
his head feet kicking away at the rail-
ing til it i'IIry acute angle. There were
a number of people in the vicinity at
IUl-v
Is-
' the lime and thcy all ran to the
slstaIIIIII of Mr. 'l‘Iowlir.ldlzc who
on the wins and thus keeping IhII
boisc from falling forward The, ,
i luidac toiling affoided a brace for the 7
2 vehicle and so hclped him
italic loot.r to got the animal out of its
predicament. lie was IIIIhurt. and
isuvc for some damage to IlIII harness
thcrc were no bad results from the ox-
1I'ltiuit III'fuir.
TO RENOMINATE CAPT. 0' NElLL.
Stamford Company Satisfied With Lats
! Commandant.
|.iIIuII-uuut .lo'IIu ll. Maker, of Com-
. puny C, Siuuiford, who Is also a brolliv
.III‘ of Rev. William MiIlIIIr. li.|).. of
South Norwulk. has l’illli‘il ll IIIIIIIIlug
. of Company C. for tomorrow night. to
. IIIIIkI- nominations for captain and soc-
‘oud iii-IIIIIIIIIIII. it is illlmiuiiwul that
Captain John O'Neill. who ‘fa‘ilcd to
a pass lllt‘ vaumiuluu bout-d I'IIIIIIIItiy. will
again lll' iioniluutIId. i
’l‘lu; news that the company ls IIH
uuuin choose John A. O'Neill for cup 5,
ililll will be wry welcome in all hut-
, ing an interest in its III‘Iirai'II. says IlII
‘ Stamford AdvoI-uic. During the past
your Cunt. O‘Neil has imbued new life
into Iiu- boys. and not only that, but,
has .Irousc. a lively interest in .Int "
Ioiupam among townspeople gcncialli
Hc has been successful in Iaiislug good
sized funds lot (“'lll'Hll’HJ. on ilIII work.
and in several other respects has run
'dIIrIIIi cxccllcntscrvicc. Hc is popu»
‘ luv \\ ith the members. but of tlic some
time is a strict disciplinarlau. The fact
that he happened to full in examination 2
in military tactics was a source of rc-
are! to all the company. Capt. ()‘NIIII
will probably be glVPl’l another examin-
ation. after his nomination is again
sent in. lie will take the company toi
vamp this summer.
Licut. Mather positively declined to
how his name considered itirthc gap-
,ialncy and favored the renominution
of Capt O'Neil. There was some liesl~
union on tlIII puil of Capt. O“ Neil III
:alowlng his name to be used again.
but as he rccelI cd lettcis flout scwrnl
officers of the Fourth Regiment urging
him to do so, and as the company was
unanimously in favor of him. he decid»
ed to consent.
.of the wagon pIIIvented him getting .
it did not ,
Extra lv‘uncy Crcumci'y llutII-I. 25c lb.
, 3 Guns Tomatoes. 25c,
'3 Cans Sweet Corn. 25c
3 Packages Presto, 25c
2 PDllild Can le‘ficdfil‘icof, 20p
.9 ‘I‘?“ . 37
24 COTTAGE AVE-s I .
HOW’S‘ THIN
'We, offer One Hundred Dollars llov
ward for any case of Catarih that cun-
not be [cured by Hall's (I tarrh jcine
ICHENEY it CBHP Props. 0
do .
We' the undersigned. have knbwu iI‘.
J. Cheney for the last 15 ycais. and do.
Have him perfoitly honorable in all Syr'atuse i’IUWs and Cultivators, Half-
Corda‘ge. ‘ ,\
business transactions and financially
able to cacry out any obligations made
by their firm
West & 1".“qu Wholesale Diugglata, l’uiuts (..)lls (lines Wagon Wood Woi'k. I
Toledo Ohio.
Welding h’innan & Marvin Wholesale
Drugglats Toledo. OlIo.
ilall' a Catsrrh Cure is taken intern
ally acting dlrI-ctly upon the blood
and mucoiis surfaces of the system. Wooden Ware. Wutcr l-‘iltcrs. Contrac-
Prlcc 75c per bottle. Sold by all drug"
gists. ‘i‘estimonluls frcc.
Hall‘s Family Pills arc the host. 'I‘
tors‘, ()ystcrmcu'n and Factory Sup- ,_ ,_
plies. Garden Tools, Lawn Mow- Conn-Railway ll“,L
' era, Rubber Hosc. Hammocks. Lighting Campgny, I ‘
. . _. .‘.“ I .A‘II I l . !
‘1 ’ .
WWWMI
Beats the Other
by Four Year:
The residence of Thomas
Smith 55 Osborn avenue, East
Ivorwulk, was painted with lead.
oil and zinc, hand mixed. fifteen
years ago by me. ‘
l defy any patent paint to show ,
equal body withi as much wIInr.
iUlllUS BRIWN,
Plilllitf “
.35 South Main Street. ,
1 RIIlds‘I‘lcs', ., _25 Elm Grove at.
GATELY- BRENNAN
l0 3 MA'VNSTREET
V15”, .
. No Better “ " '
Groceries
at Any Price.
H
EAST NORWALK.
There is a lively canvass III progress
between Corporals .iiociiwood. Coch-
runs and Ritch for second lieutenant.
mos 'vouuo aoAIN. .
"one of Dr. King's New Life Pills
each night for two weeks has put me
in my 'Ieens’ again." writes D. H Tur
her. of Dempsey town, Pa They' re
the best in the world for Liver, Stom-
sch and Bowela Purely vegetable.
never gripe Only 25c. at F. ‘H. Baa:-
ter' 3 Drug Store.
COURT CASES AGSlGNED.
Jury Cases Also to be Heard in the
Common Pls’u. ‘_
The following cases have. been as-
signed in the county courts for this
week:
Superior court. Hon William S. Case
judge—Tuesday 2 p m.. argument.
rumor, vraond vs. John Gorbam
st IL: Wad or City of Norwalk vs
William F. I‘Biahooget als.: Thursday.
Clark Cast Steel Cement Co. vs. David
N. Clark et IL; Tuesday. June 2. Sam-
\Iei K Sstterlee et ai vs. the Stamford
ard 3. Curtis» Judas—Juana.“ I.
In Thomas Ambrose vs; Frederick
Hermann et mt: Wednesday. Mary
MoGann vs. the Metropolitan Life In-
suramye 00.; Thu Iv. court cases.
caucuses .saiiiii vs the Gadsden.
cut Railway and Lightly 00.: John T
Cocksrill vs Ke me Construction
00.: Justus J. ei- Vs. Stamford
Street Railroad Co.
to get the light without the use of I
match.
.fln. u. If the as Is turned on, it will
I
danger of dre’ from
matches. matches not being necessary.
by the scratchlaquot matches by ur-
vsnts and tho lln
throwing the discarded match on the
floor. and the carbon being ground into
the carpet.
The cost of this Lighter should be .
loss than ,the coat of match a as with
proper cars the, Light"
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M f t I C t is Russell
r33 :5 $1136 I:0 iguana {Con North, Main spa West .3"-
Court of ooihm‘a pied non. how
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Self Lighting
Gas Tip.
Flrst—- -li.s convenience by being‘able
Second—The lessening of tbs danv
gets of suffocItlon from escort!!! n! L
by accidentally leaving the gas turned
lit.
Third—The great induction in the
discarded lighted
Fourth—~To avoid “defacing of walls
x- of «that: by
last one
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«NEW YORK.
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and
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That's our principal line.
have three stories and basement well
stocked with first quality goods.
also carry Agricultural
(‘uttm's Road Scrapers
Ash and (laIbauI- Cans,
and Launth Oil. 'i‘lII,
Scrccn Doors, Window Screens
lv‘lectrioal Supplies; Drop luaud look
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over our stock. » ., I .
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WATKINS
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and
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
aoufiru noaaw‘lttx.
Iiiltiiitis
To the Old Country Drafts
and MonayIOIdcrs payable say.
For sale It
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where in Europe.
lowest Melt‘ " ...,-.-
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implements.
Automobile
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511.06. 3127‘s. was.
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There is no more duwbllvvhriihh
made fer use on hardwoolil'ttd paladin
floors. [Its not ailec Hickok mid
water or when wash ma “31”“
water. it dries to wall“ in ijvhltigle
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csedingly long time. WORM?!
ASTIC FLOOR FINISH whine:
or peel off. One cost. will doublt‘tflo
it withstands kicks and knock ill in
especially recommended for Infilthm
bath. -rooms, bardopav or anyV'
accustomed to severe and so”
1 usage. . ‘
to patient?"
Window Shad“. '
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Picture Frames.
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hit This
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reasonable-more lasting
so Antique Bronzing
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5. Meters. ,
The New England Electric Mo-{
tor really has no superior. Gladly'
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show you one.
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Is WA TER"ST;.’
THE G N. McKIBBIN
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by Improved methods. hence. moro
Gold. Silver, Nickel, Copper: It-
so. ”assault.
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Wall Papers. . .7.
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Painters' Supplies. Ir»
; . Artista' Matt-risk.
fl. iPEOlAI-I- ‘
White Cumin Poles with Flam
10c. ii
. Cloth Window Shades, with can.
. 26o. , .
' Solid Brass Half curtain Roda, 8 it.
long, with fixtures. 10c. ’I‘
i Oil Clorh' Binding, 10c this." “I ‘
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