.
wk eAu oiva voua ontIt
units one Arie Avvenvtou
now THANW 6AA ousrue Tilt
akohaoiuetv ‘ av season. res
mar pesto» men slicer.-
Lari-r true To novel Adi. AA-
reams nose. censuses sow
sues “Avert Auo enema
ANTD peer-Tree; voue HOUII
wo’uco as re Navarre see-Aces
ebvwetol‘ “J.
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lT II A FAOT 3'66” TOUR WORK-
MIN ARI NIAT. T Td
out us our 'fHE .IITHONT: 135T 2.
n, I". . r ‘ 6
E. E. titrtrms,
‘T East Norwatk.
to First Avenue, {
Telephone Call. 1364.
lit tutor Silt ltd tidbit
FOR STEAM AND
HOT WATEK HEATING
INIURIA A wine» H0066. DAV
Awo mom. in cbtoeav‘
weA‘riiea.
eerie tor catalogue and Invofliggti
for ”one".
donor i thliltl'ldtlil County
or LIBERI‘Y STi‘REET
NEW YORK.
The n..".iiorintrmrn
(incorporated).
Dalinreight Line.
. (NORWJLK. -
SOUTH NORWALK.
and NEW YORK.
Steamers City a! Native]:
and Squlnfum.
Leaves New York. Monday. Wednesda.
. and Friday at 6: 00 p. m.
Leaves Norwaik. TueTwam Thtrrada:
'and BAturda'y at 6 pin
Freight received from 7 a. m. to 6 pm.
. ”Ila apt i
doth-A. 0|.
lulu-samp-
ata. Pint
son a 00.. 4
fiApolie. [Ad-t
TBAA!A the other T ,
:T by Four YAAtA
‘Tl‘be residence; or Thomas
iIh 65 Osborn avaaae.»l6aat ;
era. was painted with load. '
re ago by the .
.. if defy any patent point In ehur
' final body with a- ninth wear
illiilll'o' BTliOlfli
Plihltl
A12 1:361!!!
, erotica vino times.
STRUTfiEhlELfiQE-‘T’
I tinnlyiiiutmtii
and aloe band mind. than I »
t ‘ . ‘
"‘uh’w‘lw m
“ill-M11 .mhwfllfisr v: ‘. r.
Tv'Tiooil' “ t“ " 'T“
The raadei'e‘ol this 1 will be
pleased to lend till: i. at least
one dreaded disease that has
been able to cure in all Its auger. and
rhar is (iatarrh. Hall's Catarrb Cure
lathe only positive cure now known to
the medical interhity. 0am”. typing
a consiltutlopu diaeaae. Mill“! g m-
iuitutional treatment. [Tale catarrh
Cure is taken internal“. 66 :6 direct-
ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. thereby destroyin the?
foundation of the disease. and gvingi
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting ‘hature inl
do ng its work. The proprietors have!
so much faith in its on tive' powers
that they offer One Hill red Dollars
for any case that it fails to cure. Bond
for list of teatllnlala. - l
oAdodreari F. J. CHENEY A CD. 'I‘ole .
“cold by all Druggllts. rsc. -
Take lltill‘ 9 Family Pills for consti~
potion.
the slamming of that
door—keep out the
cold sir—avoid the
. breaking oi glass The
Ecuess CHECK sub
Srstucwill do it: easy ‘
‘ to, put on and keep in
order We've got it
oousvocg..wa‘rirtua O DW-
'HNO 3. 46-0.
lien die widows cry. trends Tore
_ m
Edict»: :g'llclylla‘; 23:5!” hlfll Ill lll'fillll, 3011'” ll" ‘UCOII‘WLO
Donn. 0?ng gm [near-
an A or any k
l’fiflilfififf‘m'm'y niiikes the family' TECH“ Na‘innfll Ban
FRED H. FEEL”. .
U R d affiufla‘. ‘o'g.~° m l UTH NORWALK, CONN.
n e .. . rwa .
. .. .. .. ,..-|capitel. 6m .90 .00
‘sarpltu. 108.0 03:00
qrher mun. reasoned
Divldgnd n..... ... WWW»... .........
'JOHN H. KNAP". 'VlWPMMOfllu
Paving Minis. Oil. Smelter and :JACOB M- LAYTONICRIMM,
industrial Stoc Te making possible i
be e interest old Profit! Book- D'R‘CTO“:
mam application Edwin H. Mathevmm Hem Oeymour
, John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
DOUGLAS. LACE‘ &CO. Jo‘almfl.rarvin 3.:laitl‘aezllérvin
Crianwarta on.|
Bankers Brokers, Piseai A nts. l
Member; New York Control dated i Frederick H' Rowan.
Stock Enchant ., 66 Broadway nntl
loonunta Surlnlredt
Will Paper Tith
20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
Making room I‘m new goods, we are
:giving 20 per cent discount on last
lyears Gold Papers
r1 New Street, w York.
BIBALDWI" HAMIITT. Manager.
W (W Nil: lleAdAAar-
hettiuiten 35c: lin lid... Hartford. Conn
2 |
Danny 8. Hull, Representative. {
l Lauder Bth. South Norwalk. Ct. i
1 l
150c Paper, we
40c Paper. no
aon .aT 30c Paper. no
, L1't Paper. 200
T Borders some discount.
COKE 3
in your cell”.
It will last as long es
other fuels and you
:l‘o Order-Wlnd0w Shades. Pie
ture Frames.
Dealer in Wall Papers. Patntere‘
Supplies. Artiata' Materials.
*
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Pia-
turea. too.
«will admit it is croui Window Shades. mm
vs fringe. a
mach‘dm‘pfl' Solid as Hell Curtain Rode.
When it is gone
the feel sure that
you Will want more.
3 ft. long. with fixtures. toe.
."Sliure-Cut" Can
0 . cuts
easily. No r: :65.“-
T/reref in minor aan nurse itmvaa
HOT Tl”: IrAIwTrI't‘o. eArrtIt HANO-
i Ito. DECORATING
in every bushel of it.
Give a a not and. be t L a?"
confined. ‘
:a‘ new Strut.
so“ Telephone commie?"
ifluijgifgtooi t to...
"60"”
Coal”
“Cool”
per Ton
'Pfle‘r“
m
Capital. Ohm”. Itirplua, 61.6.0”-
The
lamina Newer
of your ravines in-
vested with this
Coronas!" at 6 Der
cent, is 66 per coat.
. Mater than if to.
' 2'“th It 6 her
cent: la 0 M W
cent. greater than if invested at alt
“.25
r cent .. and 08 6- 6 per cent. sreater
TEN: if invested At e «per scat. 4“ 0'3““ ”fi‘ggflnflam "1‘:
W" W"""”" N" W" ' ‘c We handle only the “peer LEiilGil
OOAJA plied. Add ebb therefore guAI
auteeaa . Send us a trial or
der and we will convince you of th.
msfitavf dour coal.
Belt No. 6 Nat, (not the lat stare:
‘ 'Ilul). “.00 not too. Best Cumberland
pitta-lanai at attractive prioeA
Charcoal inlarge or small minutes.
and. cord lengths or aawedilotl
connaetlat.
anANeN omea. ”1.6“ 60 ITAIN 6'!-
m?
”Mortimer lJ-ee Ro in
Charles I. Dev! Jobs
HOLQ MEDIU-
err! Ava
Floors-insets no quencher-darted
.JJT' 736.6%.
Stuli
a4 COTTAGE avenue.
EAST nonwaut. cons.
iiiiiiiwiii
hirs. lcmory Simpson or Peehsliii.,
is visiting Mrs. C H. Alsthorpe.
Hubert l-‘. Pierce had his trotting
horse out yesterday. on the speedway.
Frederick W. clier has moved from
his home in South Osborn avenue, to
the home of his father. t‘upiuin i'eter
Decker in Seaview avenue.
'ihe Bast Norwsili l-‘lre Polite have
voted not to Attend the South Nor-walk
Baptist Church, Sunday. and listen to
a sermon to ho preached lll Rev. H li.‘
Carpenter
The big fire in Stsmford, lust evrrt-
ing, was plslnry visible from same of
the houses here, and quite u. number
of Idast Norwuilt people went (nor to
that city to see it.
A meeting of the infant tiers of the.
Sunday school of the Last Avenue
Methodist (‘hurtmh will he held after
school this afternoon to mitt-arse for
an entertainment to be given shortly.
William J. Whitehall llilil purchased
the saloon at :02 Washington street.
from Gus Fields. He’took possession
yesterday. Mr. Weiaheit intends to
make a number of improvements in
the place.
The new ripper which hits been con-
strrrctcd try it number of Erin! Nor-
walk young men, was at the Quintard
uvonue bill, lust uveuing. and had sev-
erul cxtltlug races with tho new l'. M.
C. A. ripper
"I‘ he Junior Blind lili‘t'llliil this err-u-
ing. at the Methodist Church. will be
under lllt‘ leadership of Syli'irter Bites.
The lesson will be from the twenty—
scr-orid chapter of Proverbs. The annual
election of unit-m will tulie place.
'l‘licre will he an importuut busiru-ss
meeting of the .lttnnltii tinting Club.
Saturday evening, at 7:3u sharp, til the
home of ii}. i-l. Kt‘elt‘l‘. This meeting
is rolled to make final urraugcmcntn
for the coming Valentine reception.
and at the close of. its meeting the
club will accept the nvitntlou of the
members of the \' M t‘. A. to go
iKOflfillllll
'llie pool game at liabier' s, lust evin-
ing, was an interesting one to watch.
The touteirtInts were l‘. L. Marshall
rated 75., and Ed Brvaat rated
100. The former Won the score bring
us followzs
Bryant. ion. Marshall, 76.
ll 4
ll-~l ill—2
22— 2 ls- l
25 2t
43 ill)
42—1 39
53 3
56- i :34
63 a2
76 tit.
81—3 70-l
3-— .m 76
William Wicks acted as referee ond.
Carl Wicks us Sc..0l'er The next match
will be between I. ll. Wright rated
90. and Charles H. Wicke. rated 1’6.
ROWAYTON.
Mrs. Benjamin 8!. John. of Barton. ‘
visited Rowayton friends, Tuesday
There will be A aunrlaolprayer meet.
ing at 7 o'clock next Sunday morning. 4
February 1‘
The Oliciai Board, of Wm. BIPtlrit
Church held its rexuisr monthly meet-
ing, lest night after the regular pray»
er meeting.
The ice from Rowaytou shore ex-
tends far out into th Sound. and
many Willa wal out e or the' water
daily-,or provost t 9 river at various
pool ta
Mrs. Abbie J Merritt. true in her
60th Apr. and tlfildlpt' this WNW
with or youngest daughter, Hrs. Al-
vin 8. Ramada at The i‘artna. long
Rides. and it to well known in Rewayv
ton. boa become feeble the past few
wealth but to Able to walk About her
room. and retains her mental faculties.
The family which occiiples the Jud-
son shop. our the Colonel no mood
bridge in Dorian is said to be u des-
titute circtrmatances.1‘he than has had
but little work the past winter owing
to the’severe west t,hvr and had it not
been for the fr neat visits of some of
the neighbors. t we would have been
much loitering tor food and tool.
It may interest friends of the Row-
axton Library to know that the gun
bar of boolra taken out from December
26th to Janu 80th were ea W'IL
Piction.1666;.t:c§'ya:.l'grlctiga Wt pop.
does not
ineiAdTe 1thTocir him wltTiTlTT come in to
play nines. or the older ones who
come to road the? mansion entire;
creme books. The outiogkmamo
1
word lot the
trim mere
5 m” or In solitary.
W‘-
DAN“ 4“" "03010".
:r» my: .2r2. trier ..
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l
i
T
tilt
Bra ford.
Mina Helen Adeline Waterbury will
lvialt New York friends Saturday.
John Barnes. of Noroton, was the
guest of friends in Port Chester on
' ”iuesdav.
Miss Jessie i-lt. John visited Mrs.
Robert Where in Washington Avenue.
Stamford. Tuesday.
Wilbur Reed has recovered from his
illness and resumed his position at. Mr.
Cnntreli's grocery.
Mrs. Alice Mlllspiiugh, who has been
seriously ill. and under Dr. Noxon'a
care, is improving.
Miss Nellie Goodeve. of Brooklyn III!
been spending the week with Miss
Jennie Weed and Miss Maud VanDine.
Mrs William \\ eed entertained her
nieces. Misses Julia and Hattie Heath.
of New Canaan. h‘rlriny, Saturday and
unday.
8“Minuet; Etta Toukcr. Jennie St John,
Nellie Goodevi- and lTielen Waterbury
comprised a sleightng party to Stam-
ford, hioudui
‘ Mrs. George iv‘. Goodeic of Brooklyn.
i arrived Tuesdax to spend A few days
with Mlari Care of Barton and her also
ter Mrs. Herbert Fools. in Stamford.
Albeit Weed and hlisTs Sadie Weed
Ientertained a few young friends at
their home. l-‘ritiay evening Jan 29.
IGImGB' were played refreshments
were served and u delightful time
was enjoyed by 'cvery one present.
Following is a list of those attend-
lug: Aliases Edna stirrer. iisttle and
Julia Heath, trout New Canaan; Edna
Biauson. RuTth Ballard '1‘ eresa Hoyt.
Ethel Wilmot. lda Storing. Jennie
and fiddle Weed. Messrs. Wesley G.
.1
4, i iuwurrimfl‘ its»
,2 iii-Iv“ A. it. é‘hichewtir:
Wood, Theodore Fairbanks, Percy
Cantrell. Chester CantrclL Wilbur
Biacltmsn. Arthur Slaueou. Albert
Weed, Myron Weed.
Miss Clara iiibhe and Harry Garfield
St. John were married in St. James'a
Church. corner of Park and Washing»
ton Avenues. New Haven, Friday af-
teraoon. Jan 29. The bride is the
daughter of Mrs. Amelia Hibbe of
Wetherafleld. and the groom is the old-
est son of Mr. and hirs. Benjamin St.
John ,of Darlen. The Attendants were
Mr, and hire. Gilbert. Pinch, the latter
a sister of the groom; hiiaa Ida Hibbo.
a sister of the bride. and a friend of
Mr. St. John's. A wedding supper was
given by the bride's sister. lira. Peter-
son of Ward street. New Haven, where
the. young couple will reside. hlr. It.
John is one of Darlen‘s most popular
young men, and highly esteemed for
his manly qualities, and the kind wish-
es of a host of friends follow him and
his fair bride to their home in New
listen
Rev. Henry Scodeld. on the occap
stun of his 80th birthday Atiniversarv,
handsome Morris chair of carved oak.
handsome Moria chair of carved oak,
upholstered in leather. The presenta-
' tlon spcech was made by Rev. '1'. B.
Miller. in his usual happy manner.
The response by Rev. Mr. Scotleld was
eloquent with feeling and Appreciation.
. and was greatly enjoyed by those pres-
ent. After the presentation a social
evening was enjoyed. Rev. '1‘ B. hill-
lot and Ralph Birchurd sang very fine-
'ly' ‘we shall know as we are known"
Those prescrit “tltl llcv. and hire. Mil~
let. Mr. and Mrs. (‘lIurIeTs B Fitch, Mr.
and Mrs William \\ cod )ir and Mrs.
Alvin Wilnrot. Newton Croioot. John
“core, hits. Theodore i-‘. Sherman.
Mrs. John Brummcr Mrs. George Sher-
or Mrs. Bculaurin Si John, Mr. and
i Mill. Ralph Bircharti.
CRANBURY.
hits Josephine OlmsleATd has sold her:
place to Attorney Leo Davis.
. A dance was held in Washington
Lodge Hall, on Wednesday evening.
EitceilentT coasting is now enjoyed by
‘the young folks here etchings on the
ihlila.
‘ A basket sociable will be held in the
chapel on Wednesday evening. liebru.
an 10th.
John B Gregor
to cut one of his are severely a few
dew up.
Mr. and hits. Clerk N. Ely rejoice
over the arrival or a baby boy, who
arrived at law" home a few days ago.
Rev. J. W. Davis. of Hist Norwaik
preached in the chapel. on Sunday at-
ternoon. Next Sunday ‘Ruv. L. K.
Moore. of the Methodist Church, wilt
occupy the pulpit. Services begin at
6:15 p. in. ‘
An operation for floating kidney. was
performed upon hire Frank Blake. at
the Norweik Hospital. on Tuesday. by
a New York specialist. aulstcd by Dr:
Walter Hitchcock and J. (l. ONIOI'Y
She is slowly recoveries
WILTON.
Mrs Funk Comatoclt is visiting our
lof‘towTu Moods.
Missile-ermine iiuntlnaton has re-
turned to hosts in Wilton
arr. and re. Brett Cmory. or Sit-T1
var-lee. were the "guest- on Sunday
of)". andIIIJLH . tit/ch.
idles Alice Kepler. who has been
ag the winter in New York is
quite ill at her home In Wilton.
ohnDavia is the owner “.3" mm or
hail terrier variety
Our whiten loath Wilton towaamaa,
Feed Jeanlnga, of Nor-walk. dineaaaa
a buaraeaa a Veriety of sea food every week
. mm; ”TM
”Asa
T "wow Canaan The burial took
in
bid the misfortune T
Wamyhmd and .
Tllollewing the uauelToIrlst Chrldb
greens in at. hiatthhw's Church
taken down on Monday. the dayt
the Ferret of tho Purification.
'lnvilatlol'ia have been leaned for to
wedding of Miss Florence'R. list-lo
sad George Brown. of New Yorit. at the
home of the bride's parents. Mr. and
hire. R. W. Keelcr. Thursday. tho lith.
at 2 p. to
Mrs. Hary Thompson. daughter or
the late Mr. ahd Mrs Charles North
' rop, died hurt Saturday at her home in
moon
edneadny at l p. rn. in St. athew'a
cemetery .
‘ The weather Candlenrtta Day was
noted with mirth interest but unfortu-
nuiely for those who believe in the
iold h‘ngiiut foretast. "if Candlernas
!Dav be bright and clear ther'li be two
Christmases in the year." their anticl-
pations of early relief from Klondike
conditions are not encouraging Hope
of an early spring may be derived from
,the fact that the Ifternoon of Tuesday
:quI somewhat cloudy.
A reception which was a surprise to
Representative C. 1‘. Gregory and Mrs.
Gregory was given in Cannon Hall by
their friends, last Saturday evoning.’
the occasion of their twentieth wedding
anniversary. Nearly two hundred
guests were present. meny from Wes-
ton, North Wilton and other towns.
who oh‘ered congratulations. Mr. and
hire. Gregory were the recipients of
numerous .presenta, Including china.
silverware and other handsome and
useful articles. Later in the evening
refreshments were served, after which
the guests departed with expressions
of pleasure at spending an evening of
rare enjoyment and with good wishes
in the host and hostess tor a happy
urure.
at the, Thorns olhT
0. Ohm“ mauled.
new developments in the case.
Bl A COITLV‘ merlllrmx‘elp
nndere are IOII
sive. Ooc‘fldlallydlf. “rm“ la the
price of a mittens. but you'll never be
wrong if you flint. King's New Life
Pills for Dyspepsia. Diuinaae. Head
ache Liver or Bowel tron?!
are gentle yet 01M“,
H. Baxter' a Drug lime.
T'l‘he man who 66;“
matches on his (WIT
to the cone palm
man race vi i hear we
Btitiitl iii lithe
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Relief or whom»: Nor
walk will meet at their olioe. Ollel’l
House block. on HM‘YQMntary 1st
1904, from 2 o'clock until 4 ocloclt. l'
at; Saturday. Feb. ethanol: until I
o'clock. p. m.: Wednesday evening.
Feb. 10th. from 7 until 9 o'clock; Sat,—
urday. Feb. 13th, from 8 until 4 o'clock.
p. m.; Wednesday evening. Fob. l'ith.
from 7 until 9 o'clock: latnrdsy, Feb.
20th. from 2 until 6 o'oloc'k, p. on. for
the purpose of hearing and deter-min
lng any and all Appeals mails to them
from the doing of the Attribution;~ on I: z
of 1908. .
They will also meet with the Asses
sors aa a joint board. Saturday Feb
20th, at a p. m.. for the purpose ..r'
abatTing the polls of sick and disnbh- t
persona. ‘
JAMES SUTRBBIAND, p. x
GEORGE w. 111108,. .
DUDLEY E. HOY'r. .
Board of Belief or Town of Norwnilt. i
Norwallt. Conn. fun 16. 1904120“
. .
LYONS PLAINS.
Mm. Elisa Davis. who has been quite
ill for two weeks, is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. [puts Burr have eater-
tairrcd hits» Goodseli of Poplar Plains.
Warren Bradley's house is quarantin-
ed on account of his daughter having
the measles.
Hrs. Home Huribut...“ Nordeld.
spent several days recently with T. W.
TreAJwell and family.
rs. 1'. W. Treadwell entertained
the Matinee Whist Club last week
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Albert Williams, of Fairileld,
spent some time recently with her
mother who hes been ill.
The byons' Plain Whist Club met
lest week Wednesday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Clllonl Patcheon.
W
South Norwsik
Morton Lyons is home again after a
stay of two weeks in Cranbur'y where
Band of Reibl. .5”
A numbor of mm: new}, from mg", Notice is hereby “given thtitrtho
attended the dance given on Wednesc Board of Relief of the city of? South
guy TTTiTTTTTlTT‘ by Miss Eva Fitch at her Norwaik will m". on “WM“
0:13.; lTiTTTlTlITintTT‘leTI: is spending the January 20' 190" Kt 7:30 o'oi0ck "'59
winter with her sister in Bridgeport MBJWM“ "WW 30- “Hi 30”»
drove here Monday. January 26th and 2 to 5'o'clock P. In: WedneadAy, Petr
ruary 6. from 7:30 to ,e p. In; 'Feb~
calli‘gd on a autumn of friends.
tlnue: $031 $3.10 :aerztlToetTit'erlTvefiroiai roary 10' u 7T” ‘0 , p. m';.1T“e'“"
plenty of sleuthing. Those that wish- PM", 1‘: 't 7:30 to 9 P- “L: l“, W2
ed for an old-fashioned winter months Council Chamber in Hull-ml street.
in said city, for the purpose of bearing"
and determining all appeals. horn the.
satisfied.
Mra. Frederick Stillman. of Bridge-
dolngs of the assessors of said city,
on the list of i908. Dated At Bonita
W
port. and Mrs. L. B.‘ Hoyt are at Atlan-
tic City. where they will remain for
several weeks for the benefit of Mrs.
Stillman, who has been ill for six
weeks. ‘
wssTportT. ' !
Compo Engine Co. will hold its- 1
monthly meeting Honda 1 Mt.
Arthur Taylor is in the employ of a e 2 ‘b .,
hardware concern in mm Pt- , r T ‘ T
Rev. W. LBeard.amlaaianAtyfrnm 2 '
China is unnoticed to preach in the to * '~~
Greens Farms church. Still”
The condition of Miss Eva. IchIwoe. 2
who hes been sick for some time is or
A very serious character and relatives
Norwaik, January 18. 1904.
roux s2. MCMARON.
MATTHEW consort: i
Board of Belief l i
r T1 A
—--——A
, '2' y
'i“ . '. wars 'of the Town at tfirm!
Non a. k r. ll be in session al/lfilsela
1‘33”" are fearful lest it result ectuw. .- uitice, No. 12 South/mt-
. ' ... 'i 1'
Revival serviceaarebeing conducted 3m"? ‘4' T‘ iiy,1§ebruary m," “dig“
Greeae firms Congregational "‘ """my th- 1”“ from 13 m"-
churgap on. week with at“ Attractive U“ ' for meanness or rsceiv~
mus rograrnrne under direction ing «IT-u 'TdTilollB for registration run
TOE the palm oral“ Tam. m “nous p. ”30863
Birge and liar-y dams. C A W “‘2
Last night A regressive whiat party ‘ “Tm
was given at the residence of William
Taylor the presseda from which were
given to the library fund. Not alone
l was the man Minn
ithe cause was one that» interested
RUFUS -.J 8666!”.
J2643w -
.. ““"t‘iitiiiif‘or’ icicles.“
District of Norwalk. as. brand
CourtJ‘Almrarvi A. D. 19 “all T3
Whereas. written In» cation has.
been me to this or “mime.
tration of the estate offirnes X Hoyt.
annual scare high prices in horses.
'Now trio time the: whim agar-a but at Norwalit. in, said District ee-
on or purchases and in spite area
the fact that recent sates in astray ”0W Tim said lllbiicm be.
cities show the mother» outlays of
from ”to”! rpegaaoa. thawiiey
dealers eat out. NY. high poles-
lf there is a man in Weatput who
hem and dammed at the home
February 1904, at 6 otclock W:
that public notice thereof igrvsm
believes he can collect a are district in persons interested therein by
tax, let hint catheter-tn and be atonce Lubilahing this order in a nerve
i“ “43.1“?" ‘ “Cami? .23: t “m'mwi‘mm 1“ ‘%“°
area or some A I ore
enacted on thia'l’i‘neétwith nnooileeted . m h T.” oTTT
use or a per two yours, was . TERRY ,W. O Y."
continued like I Chinese pray. lone tab 616 ‘4‘ R
night; the plot thickening tire Chit
tors chanting. so blood climbing in
offering that it is on record that severil
I are hydrants (rose up. but otooir‘fle
Fthe rm retrieve, edit:
. the use of the-Thom nary l.
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