. Phone [65-5.
Wm
Low Prices
0N
New Easier, Goods
THE
Vern Latest Things
LANE’S
WW
5 I Washington St.
uinil XLns lites
Fresh fish at reasonable_ prices at
Capt. Dueross. See ad.
MWilliam F. Korh spent yesterday in
Ve1'11011.wlLli rLlatives.
MFine collection of uummer fuiniture.
at Reed. See ad.
Benjamin iiotcliklns, of Seymour
strectpis threatened with typhoid fev-
91‘.
The Jennings Athletic Club will hold
a dance in the Norwalk Armory F r1-
day evening, May 6111.
Men's shoes at a special price for'
three days. at Howlnntt‘s. Se ad.
The property in West. street belongI
ing to the estate of the late William
H. Ferris is advertised for sale.
’l‘he regular weekly meeting of tho
W. C. 'l‘ U. will meet wrib Bill‘s. .lL'. -
9111'. Richards, CliLstnut street Friday
at " :30 o clock.
S. S. Tlllotson Is showing a fine line
of reIaLlyoto-wenr hats. ‘Go in and 1100
them AEIIIU‘W‘
’lt‘to Helping Hand CllL’ltI, of 1110
Norwalk Methodiht Church, will meet
tomor'row artLIinoon wrth Miss Laura
L‘ornatoek. in Broad River, provided the
day is altar, and if stormy the am-
ston will be held with Ml‘.S S. L. ll.
Svaris. in Mill” street,
\Valdcniere council degree
will do the degree work to1 l‘InLLn
counLil. 0 ii. A M in Brgidacpmt to-
nnght and the State board of ()lllCL‘l‘S is
expected. Gt1L11ta will be present from
Long Hill, Milfor , South Norwnllt and
Stamford. The l ttttghtors oi‘ America
ball has lJL‘t’ll secured for the banquet
\v'hlih will follow the LliIiti‘; 'e \111 k
-—-»Flou'r_ tide per bag lioodner 5.
Maple who gullelessiy took down
their parlor stoves and lct their i111»
111m bro: 1,.1 out undir the promi». 11
the mild weather of a few days ago art-
now repeating their rashness. Fires
\vL-r'L LlL-L'lLlLLtly t‘(.illlfLilliIliltl today. ulv
though it is into in April. and sprint;
seems to be as far oi‘t' as ever.
“Spiritual Forces and Their lines“
will be the subject 01’ a lecture to be
delivered by the Rev. Dewitt ’1‘. Van
l).n',LI11 i‘riday eienlng. at the Not»
11 all. Baptist Church, under the auspi—
L:.- s of the Young l'eolrle‘ 11 SoL-i ty. l‘bin
lL'L-ture will lib a continuation of the re—
L'Lut “Suretns' series whiLll were \1' ll
attended.
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NORTHERN SECURITIES CASE.
NEW YORK, April '21.——'l‘he appllca
lion 0! C li. Venner, who through thLI
Continental Securities Company,
brought suite to enjoin the Northern
Securities Company from carrying out
its distribution plan, and for an in
junction to restrain the Equitable
T1 uste Company, which is the trustee
of the Oregon Short. Line bonds, from
accepting Northern Pacific and Great
Northern stocks in substitution for the
present underlying Northern Securi
tier-1 oaks, was called on the calendar
in the Supreme Court before Justice
Maclean today. lt was marked ready
and a number of appellants announc-
ed that they were ready to go on with
the arguments, which will be heard
later.
LOSSES 0F HARTFORD COMPAN-
IES.
. HARTFORD, April 2i.—-—A revised
estimate of the leases to Hartford com
panies by the Toronto tire shows them
to have been greater than 'was at first
nationhood. The list follows: Aetna,
$100,000; Connecticut, $50,000; Hart
ford. 850, 000; Phoenix, 871. 000; Scot-
tish Union & Natinuni. $135, 000; Na-
tional of Ireland (Canadian risks re-
insured in the Western of Toronto),
$50 000. The total according to these
estimates is $4515, 000 for lumbar corn-
panles. '
lNVESTIGATlNG ESHIP YARD.
STRIK
QUINCY Mass; April 21.—-The
State board of Conciliation and Arbi-
tratl‘on sent word to thi a city today
that the members would arriver here;
this afternoon to investigate the strike
mechanics at the'
ol npwards of 31...
ms Rim Ship and Engine coinpany' s
’ yards. The ‘ tad antagod to meet
representatives of the ten unions of
ImplosteI 1111a tater consult with the
management .of the company.
HAZARD WANTED FIOR BURGLARY
antennae Iibiflli‘i‘fli’.
E SOUTH "NORWALK EVENING
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DENTIBTB FOR THE NAVY.
To Have Rank of Analoaant Surgeon!
' —Omoero of Association.
The iortletlt annual meeting of the
Connecticut Dental t. not iatlon, held in
Hartford. was concluded with v. stLIt-f
Il'iy' ., program The exhibit hold 111
the in. our. 111 111111 a great attraction.
l‘ho N‘Balll" wuu ealltd to order at 10
o'clock yi'tsterdny morning, by Prenl»
dent George \\. ML Leap of Hartford
and n LoiuruunlL-utlon was read no 111
Dr l.. .I\. Libby or the International
Dental (lillKli'a'J, uniting torn dona-
tion. it 1111a voted that 3:110 be sent
to help LlL""titty iito expurso; oi tht'i
loongi'Lm 111 the St. Louis l‘:.'ln1.tition
l Dr. it. my McMahon read a petition to
,be pl'L-stuti (I to the House of ltopreson-
Lathe. Liming that th'ntint: be our»
ployLLl in the navy with the runlt of as-
I slstnnt Iiirgcous The association vot-
ILId 111111 the piesldent and secretary
'.-111I.11 Lin-‘lntitloii for the members.
l‘ltLI L'nnLildntea Were admitted
111L.-rnbir:~lil11: Dr. A. U. Thomson,
’l‘or't'lnntonI'I Dr. James H. Kittie
lini'ii“':.11d 'ltoy Vi. V1111 Wagner,
\\'.1111"btu_1';nl)r E.C.Ct1nningl1am
1\‘L-vr(‘:111:1.'1n; Dr. H. II‘ .\lIrtluirc
New lllt\"‘.ll
’ilnI 1L1ll1wlng pnprrs were read
the liliilllit' ‘Snmsole (1'0er and
l'lrldtzLI Win it." by Dr. Andrew .1 Fl: 111-
_LLL.:;Ln,I 1! Spi'lngiiild 11nd 'lnhiy
\\11l‘-I,l lii ll. 'l’l.(ll1|‘i?,0l “lllhljl, VI.
Fruit .zI'..or ildward t‘ Kiri. lllilll ot’ the
dent ll lpurtmont ini\L'- 1'9in oi l’LInn
syrvnrrnr 1111,15 Ht‘ll'lllllt‘ll to: :1. lecture.
but owing to :1 1'1 z'LInL illniso he was
lllllillli} iii 111.1 [11151 ‘ll “IlliL liIL‘tttlL'Irt
were largely lttllllllLil LLn-l 111' plot.
511111.11 intent-ht.
The L orurnitzen on the election of otii
certs submititd the following list which
was ontuilmously adopted:
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to
of
of
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(11'
of
II)
President—Dr. D. W. Johnson, New
111m 11
Wt“. -Pr realtlLIrtt»-Dr. III. B, Griffith,
Br lLliaeport.
SLIL- rotary — lll'. - F‘rLLl lilndeley.
llriLlin port.
:sistnnt secretary—win.
1: . llaLtrord. '
'i‘r'LIn Iill'l‘1‘w lh'.
L‘. C. From
ExLL-utire (lilllllllll€(-l)l'. E. S. (Lay-
lord, Dr, E. S. ltoernhluth, Dr. H
Stratus,
"ilLLI IuitLrnoon session was entirely
taken up by the clinics of tlie LiltiLt'L'Int
itiitilts'.
JUDGE DE FOREST ABSENT.
And Carey Trial at New Haven Held
Over Until Today.
The trial of George W (‘LtiLIy in tll-‘
superior criminal court. . ‘Nou' Hav-
e11_ for alleged forgery and perjury}
wont over yesterday until today.
1
Judge Ut‘FLIl'l‘t-‘il, who represents ilrtI
prulsoner was unable to go to New
“an n \anL' May to attend to the Ln 1'
on amount or having to urge a case
be fore thLI. Struri llli’ court here
Yesterday morning, Judge Garter
ordered an adjournment untilruiter-
noon, thinking that by that time
in 111111 .11 would be ready to
with the case, but, when he did 11 top.
pear. the case went over until to ' '.
\ihen thee case was resumed tor 11'
in the Superior Court. the. defense pre
sented .ltnlae Peek. of the Strntford
probate court as a witness lie was uni-.-
ed as to his familiarity with the hand
writing oi" Charles ii. Carey, father o'.
the respondent. the question protok-
ed 1111 llllnlttllille objection from the
.Llillu attorney, and a long argument
tollowed
'lhe Louti i111 illV excluded the (Iri-
Lleni'e Last to tbs probate court proceed~
in :5 and Judge Peek was OXL‘llnlil as u
“illit's's
Mrs. .lulin S. Graham was the next
winds-3.8111 tiI stifled that in her opin-
ion the signature of her brother in 11113
Charles. Lii (‘L,ir'ey 1'.:'tb11 of tin.- 1c
spondent. on the trustees' bond, was
gLn nine. and not forged, as the prose-
cution claims Mrs. Graham said sht-
was fmnllini with the handwriting oi
the elder Carey. A recess was taken
at this point
Judge Peck was recalled to the stand
after the recess and was asked ques-
tions tending t oshow his ability to
identify in eslgnatuies of Mrs. Eliza-
beth 0, Wheeler at the time of the
settlement of,tl1e estateot hr husband
in 1899 The usualseries of objections
tioli.
Baseball Goods
MOST COMPLETE LlNE OF
SPAULDING AND VICTOR BASE-
BALL GOODS N THE TWIN
CITIES.
COLEMAN’S
10 North Main Street. Beuth Nor-walk.
Agent for A. G. Spauidlng'o Baseball
and Sporting Goodl.
I
In selecting an administra-
tor for your, estate -
. you uqnf 7
Efficienctl
Securitil. ‘
Econointl
131119 to em arrested “Lil
may by at, f- Zfi edan a'tt .
'naqueiir' 6. ultra
Man, 11rd in said to she wanted on
burglary “unmet-Ii He will be held
nwaltiq x th wages nee of formal paperil
for 41in, r9913; Agent the state. Only
thing :cen’i9 was found “113(1th posset‘
.‘
lion ugh e‘h mien.
seer, moN IAND wine.
, 0111's 1 leader made (tom 9 high
panel ,9 ry- win '11:! pure extth
.91' Wet; iii 11 great ionic when‘
90111111 existlpustpd from either acute g-
and Smite as
I
This can be secured by
having "
The South Norwalk“ Z
W, (l llLIoLIhL-i', Wat—
L'rbut'y.
l.lln'nrlarr-vlh'. it. ll. Kin-tor, .\‘ow ‘
London.
lL‘LiIloL' Dr A. ll SpiL-LL', l‘in'nttti'lt
and arguments followed each ques-' .
Our Great Guaranteed Satisfactionjor Money Book.
I
Young'MenJhisWay
IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR SPRING TOCS TO HT AS
CLOTHES SHOULD. LOOK THIS WAY.
H. S. 81 M. CLOTHES WILL FIT YOU, FIT YOUR TASTE, FIT
YOUR POCKET, AND MAKE YOU LOOK "FIT” T00.
LOOK AT THESE SNAPPY SINGLE AND DOUBLE-BREASTED
SUITS, WITH WIDE CONCAVE SHOULDERS, CLOSE-SETTING
COLLARS AND LAPEL,S COATS JUST RIGHT IN LENGTH, TROUS-
ERS PEG- TOPPISH—VERY SMART SUITS TliL' ‘/ ARE, IN SMART
NEW MIXTURES AND OVERPLAIDS.
515 TO 525.
GOOD
OTHER GOOD ONES AS LOW AS 56.
AND TOP COATS—IN FIT, CUT AND TAILORING AS GOOD AS
THE SUITSIFOR THEY’RE H. S. M. TOP COATS. SHORT BOXY
COVERTS; MEDIUM-LENGTH, BLACK AND OXFORD COATS.
RAINCOATS—H. S. &. M. MAKE.
515 T0 325.
NEEDINCL SPRING SHIRTS, NECKWEAR, H-‘ATS 0R HOSIERY?
YOU'LL BF. SATISFIED WITH THE SORITS WE HAVE HERE, MANY
SELECTED ESPECIALLY FOR YOU.
Roget‘SSiSteVOflS
Successors to Comsfack ‘Bras.
SOUTH NORWALK. ' TEL. CALL.82-2.
HOUSE CLEANING
DRUGS.
I
We carry a lull lino of Dialn-
tecinnts, Vermin Destroyorfl.
lint. 01' Mice Poison, Moth Balls,
Mothnllne, Naphthallne Flakes,
(.'nmphor, etc.
I lit L‘LlFFilllll PlirlllMlllJY
”lire 1113111111111 Store
All can pan the door.
Night Calla Aanorod.
Telephone Call, 15-2.
WWO
TODAY iN WALL STREET.
WALL S'l‘ltEE'l‘. 10:10 a. n1.-I-irnI
.provemL-Lit in the London market for
securities contributed to it. somewhat
better tone in opening stock market
here. Advances, however, were of the
rneroat fraction except in United States
Rubber pltl., which advanced 1%. lie-
newed liquidation in Pressed Stool Cur
dropped it -.I. point. .
WALL “- "Illll‘ l‘ ‘i‘. ll 11.111——i1111ther
buying of tin \\ Lal(’lll and coal groups
met litLlLI Sillilt' prowling tL11's'1lL-,and
prices \\"L‘Lt‘ l1 IitL-d Lon lticritbly higher.
Union i-':‘.1Llii1 was 11111. t in Liet'tritirrti .uii
gntr1ed1tg.St l’aui brought um, and
a number of the important railroads
and .I'pl'I-Llnltlts improv'LILi sharply
Wheeling & l:1kr1"1iLI,lst., pt‘d. LlLI
L'liuLILl .’ points and Westinr lioan li‘l—
citric and li’i‘h‘niil Stir-l (‘111' l Dela
ware Lt lliniion thou-Ll 11p i.
Our lllCi‘CflSll.{‘,‘ buslnoa/s proves we are thting
better acquainted. "Quality guaranteed“
dealing" are bringing result-.1, but we want to do but-
and "fair
tor. W'e guarantee quality by taking it no try it not
‘ as t‘cprcsented. This applies to everything we handle.
BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN,
MANUEL'T. HATCH. 4
We are llCIlI"“,lilel as for
as the nearest letter-box
or telephone.
STEINWAY
You have heard this name in LI onnectlon with pianos over a bait
‘ century and as early 11.151839 HEN HY E. STEINWAY. EXHIBITED
A GRAND PIANO AT THE STATE FALR, BRUNSWICH GERMANY
AND WON A PRIZE MEDAL.
L
‘l
, Whenever you hear of a really gant musical n1'.tist 1011 instinctive
, ly think of tho STEINWAV PIANO No great artist will risk his repu-
tation by playing any but the BEST.
Have you seen the handsome liitlo booklet we are giving away?
Portraits of great artists, we will send it to you for your name and atl-
dress.
STEINWAY UIPRIGHTS FROM $500.
STEINWAY GRANDS FROM $750.
HAVE YOU SEEN THE JEWETT PIANOS?
TEL. 165-3.
THE
_ CHICAGO
Tvrrwnrrrn
$55.00; ,.
WM. P. BEERS,
1 Station".
6 south Main Street, 49 Wall 5......
' 'QOUTH NORWALK. .iNORWALK.
Private its E D [B B L E Privlta Wire and
Telephone 221. 7 Stock Ticker.
1.1%., .
L
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IIIIalelLlnd 210L111. 96 Washington Strut.
South Humour. Coon.
:1
STOCKB. DONDS. DRAIN AND COTTON BOUGHT OR SOLD 0,“ COM-
MIODION EITHER FOR CASH OR ON A MODERATE MARIN”.
V LlILIalitIr ’SII 1111.4 w, 'v
‘ 1111111 and l to ll;- l'i"1 i‘LnlLvar Goods. the
\\ .\l 1. Sit Ll.‘ l". ',l‘ 1 p.111—~0bs(111o
stoL- l-'. s abxor bed the bulk of thLI midday
_v. “HI
.’ .'., ‘H '1
m V~ -uWAC
, lift sonic 1'1I\i'v11l'ol inlettst in t 1.-
l“( cognize Li lenders. AM hi '.L1n 1isiu'I
HI- and l’l‘llllb‘y’l‘lllilil itock island and
i‘rrited States SILLI pi'd. Rock Is
lurid pid advanced 11,. l'l‘iLI i’nL-liii's
and Grantor's wLIrLI negleetul, but no-
tably firm i1 utilrLIt irnprotLIruLuts i11-
tltrdod 5 in l’iitsbur'n‘. (1. C, & St.
Louis, 317,-, in Realty 1.1.1.. 2 in Pull-
\'It'l;iniu Chemical sun-1.5
Fruit.
and United
Republic SltIiIl pl’d. fell oil' 1.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reporter! ever the private wires of
A Collar that Clings Close, with never a Kink. A Olen
Fall from Neck to Edge. A Comfortable Looseness. that It In
far from Bagginces as Style is from the Commonpla‘e’cIJI' . '
Knowing morn—the vvise ones, -scores of them,I-I-
1 . ' l " .'.|
In saving money for our Customers. If you are mutated ll
such a proposition, come in today and see our plans. We’ve
~11
got some good things that we know will interest you. 2145 -
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SELLECK 8. PRICE?
1?" Clothiers and Fumhhen,
:l‘
98 Washington Street. South Norwnlk
TELEPHONE CALL‘ 324-2.
n,
,3
Long Island Turn-Hips - -
New Cabbage
Nice Spinach
11:00:11" =
- , 5.1111.
FRAN K LESLI E’S MONTHLY
MAY
'l‘hcre' is a striking article in the May
Leslie's Monthly on the men who do
the real work in Congress the Sen
ators and Representatives who do most
of the Work of governing this nation,
although their names seldom appear in
the papers; another interesting sketch
is called “Americans as Quitters "
which takes up three remarkable men
who have gone from this country to
Canada and quilted one job after an—
other as fast as they have accomplish
ed wonders in each place
”the Old Wltale' 5 Story" In another
of F. T. Bullen's wonderful tales of sea
animals and “The Worlds Roughesr
Riding" and "Open Air Sculpture at
St. Louis" are two articles richly illus-
trated the first with photographs or
violent American action. the other
with those of statuesque'American re
pose.»
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th
a few months only, but for a lifetime.
Maples Lit ’LL1ldschmiL.lt Commission " S ‘
Brokers Sharla .i‘t L‘orintt illock. Eallu R053 eed POlaloeS.
Somb Nor walk. Telephone 113:1. ‘
Opt-11 lilnh. I ow. l:3-l(i.
\mal. Cop” till: 1955'. 1.11;. 1115.;
Am C & [1‘ ('3L1..l'1“?1 ”3,. lL'I’L 17:5;
\1n,(.‘.&.l". pt. Tl 7113i. 70%
-‘X111. lee, Lii'., 27 ‘ ”,1; 137 37% ' l e
‘.111 Loco, 11' 3-; '; ‘ ~ i.:¥.;’, 1971'.
A111: 911131112th :.‘ .2 1:? 1271,; .
.LL. '1: '1', 211%. L‘:.'-’I,‘L 731,5.
\' l‘ & S l‘VL‘r :ll, ‘i.'. ,4 till. " LI, bill,“
11.1111. .1“; 01111 7'1,I 7. 71.1, 7113, -_..-. '“"*‘ ,_ “W“ "‘ "“‘
”'L,-1;“ R. '1 ( 4,7,1: .L,,1,_ 47,: 45:5: DON'T FORGET WE SELL ,I , ‘
L‘Iles. & Ohio, 32‘; Zlfllz It‘ll/L 33%
(.‘h. Gt. West, id“ 11231 ill!“ 10% h 25 N lkflI
,., ,, , ,, ,,, ,,,,I, T 11 Best 0 Coffee in The 0er s,
Col, 1". LE 1., 31 31 ill 31 AND
. (‘o11.Gas., .Z‘lli Elm/L 21183; 30934,
. I1L-t,.t-1h t. 15111.5 10111»;- 17119 1:93., 6 45
m, " - ._., lhe Best Oc Tea for 0 lb.
Erie, ist. pt, , 11'.) or. (35 61')
11111. .L. Nttsll., 1:111 111.» 1117:. 11117.; 7
"Iianbuiian. 11:1,; H234 in”; 14:21,». Have U0“ ”led them? If 00L Why not
.\lcl. Si. Hy, IIL’ 2131f; lll'h. 11213:
Mex. Central, 11L; on, 151;, Lug
M.K, & 1‘., 1'1"". 17‘; 17!; ill/L,
ll leiILit 01;..pr 5:st .'l.‘ :11; :5;
1 11 not C, .i {1275 1133. ,1 7;.
x 1 Central, 1],,- 111; 11 , .1 “5,7,, 17 NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWJLK'
.\(11"l. K: \\' (281., .15 .’15‘.’ 5.x 55%, fif- ”7-9—— — » ~~.~—~—~—-—«--——
(1111.1'. West, 2111. Lin} 211,; 111-1;. TEL 1°3-'
l’eun, R. it, 117 “jag 117 . “7% Free delivery to all parts of the two cities. 7 '
[’00. (his, 9113’ Ellii‘.’ 963' 96% 9 9
4.1.1.... on, 2.1‘ 1...: LL. R. J. Cutbili a Bridge Fish M
ItL-LtLling Ill/g 45% “1,14; 45
11.....1. 2’11 111.0511 use can sad Quality First. Price LOW;
$233,311, .3 3:9,, ,7 .35, Green Blue Fish, 101: lb. Delaware Buck Shad, . : ‘
Rub. Goods, 15? IL 1:13,, 155;, 151,, Weatport steak Cod, . ' ‘ 101: lb. Haddock,
U. S Rub pf, 59% 02 59% one Shad Herringu, 6 ion for 251:. We have nothing but the boot
South. Pan 4839 457;; 483-9 4894 Extra Large Eels. 121: u, You take no risk, as all of 'oiir g
:011. th11'.C(?t).t 51% 3% 3% 3% Delaware‘fioe Shad, 121: lb. are warranted.
1 . '. o, 1. ' ’ ‘ . , .
$2211.31. 3,, 37?; 3? 3111. 3:32 LIVE LOBSTERS ON SATURDAY. . . -
Mas 1211c, ‘24., 24% L4,; 94% ALL Goons WARRANTED. it.“
Union Pae. . 84%," 86 8163 8-1511, WEST END WASHINGTON STREET. Next to John H.. Ferrla’ ml
Unio Pac pt, '93 93 .93 93 Branches—20 White st” Danbury; 75 Pacific street Stamerd.
U, .Ledther, 7 ~ 7 7 . _I_......_..._._-_..._fn_.___....._.__..__._. I.
U, S. Lealh, pf. 79% 791i; T9, 79% I
U. S. Rubber, 131,5 14%} 133A; 14% ' . Who [SEES . Til:
U. S. Rub. pf_ 59% 62 5211/3, 61%,
u. s. Sreet. 101. 107/.- 10-1'L 103/. H8 .5998 BBS! -
U. 3. Steel 111.. 5111/. mm 56% 5711. . L , CONSEQUEHCl'S- .
Wabash, 18% 13%. 18% 18% . ' 0 Con 11 . '
Wabash p," 38% 39,4 38% 39 sitar?“ lYou REALIZE the serious Consequences 2 tin ad I!"
West. U11. Tel. 88% 88%, 88% 881/;
Wis. Cent, 18% 13:5, my, 189's Priceless 11:50:11 Iall othgrrpageaalona is the eyesight, and it dIOI.
serves your 3 es cons e n .
FOR
DON'T TRIFLE WITH YOUR EYESI EXAMINATION FREE. PEN.
FECT FITTING GUARANTEED. ,
O. B. JACKSON
OPTICIAN.
3.
. l
58 WALL 8TREET,I
1
THE .6111“) WITH GLASSES . -
s far more likely to be the adult WITHOUT glasses than in tho
ittle fellow whose eyes are not given timely and proper attention.
9 naturally defective eye of youth and you are repaid with 1119th ; ,
11 after lite. Abuse the immature eye and it will necessitate xi
The Eyes of children I Specialty.
HOMER 3. Hon. Roll-noting Optician. ..
Room 9 United Bank Building, South Norull
metal Appointments It «mega? 7—; ,
not of patron.
Ollie- hourn. B, 11:16. 12:05. 0:
Saturday ovnnlnns'
The fiction of the number has among
other stories a good one or the tight-
ing- in the Philippines, an amusing
yoiing married tale of Boahon life a
love story a delightful description at
the wanderings of a frightened young
elephant. Mrs. Unit’s article on rests;
ance to p in. is as helpful as the re
of the M ginaiia are amusing. ~
MANCHESTER REDIDENTO DEAD.
MANCHESTER. April 21 LVNOM
Holman. a veteran of the Sixteenth
Goblins-neat Volunwer infantry. died
todayot apoplenow- no no
My; 1;. ,, m,
' I', '3 1 1' ' .
h ‘4‘ “as!“ Ism- fiat-II
BRADLEY'S SUPERPHOSP’VATE OF LYME'II
AIR SLAOKL'D LIME. ILIIVD ”(mil
BRADLEY ’S POTATO MANURE. .
BRADLEY? DROUIVD DONE
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