' ~ exceedingly anxious to go to the front.
’ 1 Crimea and Alexander 11. with the heir
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GEORGE E. KEITH’S SHOES.
We fish: the exclusive sale
Normal/2 and South NorwaI/t.
F. D.
90 Warhington Street.
”SOU’iiI-I“ M 111:0
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for ibis stamp on
captured by the Japanese say the Rum
slanp had only twelve days' provisions.
that half the men refused to tight and
that the Japanese sharpshootcrs pick-
ed off several of tho Russian olIIch-s.
Rumors of Fighting.
l 8T. PETIGRSBURG. May 121—11453
', p. m.——Rumors are widely current hero 1
that. fighting Is in progress at. Port
Arthur, but there is no odiclal news
confirming the reports. The Russians
still hold New Chwaug.
in
LYON IE. CO.
FIRE IN WORLD’S FAIR GROUNDS.
Transportation Building Damaged and
Some Excitement for a Time.
WORLD'S FAIR GROUNDS, S'l‘.
So. Nomadic.
LUL'lS, Mo, May 12.11-A pile of rub-
HE BURDEN or can
for fuel boars heavily on every man
wh'o has to pay the bills. Strikes and.
other emergencies send coal prices
"lilting." and of course we must ad-
vance our figures accordingly; but we
Slayer attempt to “gouge" our custo-
ers, never try to take advantage of
thorn. We will till all ordcrs as
promptly as We can at as low prices as
we can possibly afford,
PRICE FOR WINTER OR SUMMER
$0.00 PER TON.
NO CHARGE FOR CARRYING IN.
E.M.T0LLES&C0
liish took ..rc in tho troutporlntirn
building today, and caused considcrtr
hie excitozuent tor a time, but was ox-
tiuguished with small dunmgc, l'. is
bolls-Veil the tire started tron: u cluur
stub. No smoking Is Dt'i'lliilln‘ti on tin
caposition grounds, and It.) J.i‘I‘r:1:I:‘I
(luurds huvo strict orders to cni‘oict-
this rulc. ’l‘hc rulc ls trcqtnz. 7" vlo-,
lutcd \vhon thc Izuurds urc not l ‘ ‘ . ‘
’l‘hc oiliciuls of tlic fair toiluy ilHiIt- n
tour of lnspcctiou of the exhibit pul-
nccs to ascertain whether ovory cv-
I.Ilutor who lmd not complcivd IlIc iII-
IIlIIllrIilon of his Illspltiy, was; doluI: all
in his powcr to rush the work. Any
I-thlIlIIIr who scouts to lit» (IIII‘I‘IZI‘Y Will
be stimmoncd to Itppcur brim-o llil‘
llourd of Illl‘l‘i'lil‘r‘n'; null explain thc
I-cuson for tin- IIppIII'. ut dolor. ’l‘hosc
m- -. ...-.
l0 Prevent laps thrill"
(Continued from tirst page.)
water was being constructed so that‘
ships could lie at the piers and loud
and unload regardless of weather.
Docks for foreign vessels, steam and
anti, extended between the picre and
along the shore for two miles. There
were two first-class docks, ono Intt'nlltid
for ordinary occun steamers. and tho‘
other designI-d to accommodate thoi
largest vesscls of war or commcrcc.
Ovcr 36.000000 had been expcndcd on
the‘ harbor system before the end or
1902. and it was estimated that the cost
of completing the works would be
nearly $20,000,000, but this does not in
any way rcproscnt the total cost of the
erection of this grout. commercial port,
which with Port Arthur, distant about
twenty miles. was leased by the Chin-
ese govcrnmcnt to Russia. in 1898.
Japan has hitherto furnished the
bulk of the coal imported at Port Dal—
ny, Russia the cement and koroecne.
Korea and tho l7nitcd States the tim-
bor, and the United States the door.
It has been reported recently, howavcr,
that the new Russian mills at Harbin
would soon be in a position to compute
strongly with the United States for the
flour trade. Provisions for Port iialuy
were obtaincd principally from Shang-
hai and other points in tho Far East.
Daly. which is the southern terminus
of the Chin'cso Eastern Railroad, and
the headquarters of the company, may
be, said to have been constructed by
the company. undcr thp direction of M.
Wltte, until rcccutly Russian Minister
of Finance, and now president of the
Council of Ministers. Nearly 25,000
men were employed daily on tho work
of constructing the port and the town.
The total population has boon estimat—
ed at about 60.000. mostly Chinosc, Jup-
ancse, Koreans and Russians,
The cmpcror, in thc decree of July.
1899, defined the conditions upon which
the port was to bi' opened to foreign
trade, first. of which was the right to
import and cxport merchandise of cv-
ery description frcc of customs duties.
Produce Arrives at New Chwang.
LONDON May 12.——Lloyds' agent at
HNew-Chwang tciegraphs, by way of
Chetpo, under date of May 12. as fol-
lows:""11
“Produce is arriving in great quanti-
ties.fron1 up the river. A fair amount
of Manchester goods have arrived, but
more would come it a British warship
was. here, which would promote trade.
New-Chwang is in perfect order, 1 do
not anticipate any trouble or fighting
in this vicinity. Great credit is due to
General Kondradovitch (in command
of the Russian troops) and civil Ad-
ministrator Etzel."
Emperor Wants to Fight.
3 ST. PETERSBURG_ May 12.-—~l:28 p.
m.«:,Emperor Nicholas is arranging to
go to Kharkoft May 23 to bid farewell
to the Tenth Army Corps upon its dc-
psrture for the Far East.
The Associated Press learns from
theyhlghest source that the emperor is
To his intimates recently he has spoki
en much on the subject, but he realizes
that conditions of state demand his
presence at home. Nevertheless it is
now not considered impassiblc. that he
will follow the example of all the R0-
mano!!! dynasty during the past cen-
tury and undergo his baptism of tire.
To tight. with the army is one of the
traditions of his house. Alexander 1.
“entered Paris with the allies after the
battle of Waterloo. Nicholas 1, died in
a commou soldier's hovel in the
apparent were at the front during the
{Turkish Whr. Perhaps and additional
reason why, Emperor Nicholas desires
to meet the Enemy is that he carrieSI
on his body the mark or a wound in-l
hinted by a fanatical Japanese police-l
V‘man when he‘ was attacked in a. then-
ter in Otsu. during his visit to Japan
in '1891_ only beingsaved from death
by the noble action of his cousin,
1» an ‘ conclude to so, his majesty:
theta-oops. but Would have an imperial 1
headcount-s taking with him all the;
members of his military cabinet Be-
in; on the spot. the emperor could the "
more, ygivise GeneralXuropatkini
1 on In? traction of great military mo
myhioh he might desire to submit;
tonig‘mrww. But of course, the chief 1
3mm would ‘ be the stimulus = -—Firlng is reported to have been Union School District are hereby and
,m the personal presence or the;
was:
have on the emcers
hm {is Odie”. that the Japanese
or. melting very cautiously toward
go toLPot-t Arthur. - While
ifllmld may Again occur at any time,
an:
1 1 position unending
_ only a
1M In. at Polan-
Pr 3 George, ot Greece; Should be;
Would not assume active command of l
Inspecting wrrc l'I'mldcuI Francis, tlII»
vicI -Dl‘l“SI(I(‘IlIS (IIIII tlIw lloord of Lady
.iiIIIIoIIII's, iIlt' i l'I‘llill I-IIIIInilssloucrs»
the (:Iilt‘vl‘s of th- l'IIIimi
dion, thus giving rise to the rcports
that thcy hutl cii'cctcd Ii landing ut
Port Adams. The Russians have OC'.fit‘llt'l‘iiI,
I “WWI Sisthao “W. on 1111‘ 0115i HMO Ol'l Status tlovcrnmt-ut llonrd, and the 0x1
the Lino-Lung l'cnlnsulu, opposito Kln- ' mutiw» cquIuflIsiI'nI-Is o: tln»:1:tIIIc.-. and
Chou, showing that thcy httvc no lit-I torritorics. The tour was not. com-
tcntlon of withdrawing iurthur SUIllh.I plm'ud until I::t('- in tho tiny, th-II Ii
0“ 1h” COIIU‘MY- indications point 10 '4 3 iunchcon was served at which speeches
stubborn rcsistnncc. wcrc made and tho tidvuuccd state of
’l‘hc presence at Port Arthur or Gcn- , vomplctiou oi' the exhibition was gou-
ernl Foch, rtvcnlcd in tho ofllciul dls- , orally i't-lllill‘kfl’l upon. it any diutory
IMU'DPS. may signify that tho garrison . l‘XIlIIIIlUI'S wort-r discovczc‘i, Lilt‘ fact
of the fortress is much stronncr Ihuu‘ was not “Imp known
the Russians deslrcd the enemy to bc—l . — .....-..,..._
licvv. luck commands the Fourth Si-l OFFERING OF PETER'S FENCE.
iiorion Rifle division of ten thousnndi ~ 11—1»—
mcn. It the wholo division is on tlmiThc First for the New Pope to be
Lino-tutu: l’cnlnsultt, lcucrul Stocsscl‘ Taken May 22.
Inn; at intuit thirty thousand men at his According to It circular lcltcr of
disposal, which would roudcr thu in I Bishop 'l‘icruoy‘s tho tlrst offering {or
vcstmeut of Port Arthur oxircmcly dif— thc now Dupe will he tukcn up in no.
limit. HHIvS-‘i the anum-st- bring Ull mun Catholic Churches in this diocese
throo time-s that number of troops. on Sundnv. hinv 22. Thu lottcr fol-
Thcrc ls talk of thc .lztpnncst- cutting Iowsz-—
of? tho water supply of Port Arthur. Episcopal Rosidcncc.
but this is declared to bc impossiblc. Hartford Court, MayI’I.1904.
as C(Indt,'llSl‘Il st-n Wfilt‘l' In tho t‘Illl‘rf llcvcrcnd lloar Sir: The usual offering
901W" “I ”‘1‘ 8“WW. tho wells onll'foi‘ l‘otcr's Pcucc for tho tcmporal
being used by the (lhlncsc. wants of U c lloly 8111» will In». tukcti
No Anarchiatlc Plot, l ill) in all tl-o I‘llllrt'lll‘N of this diocrsc
Vi .N z __3 . on i‘cntctost Sunday, May 22.
h,,1.eFOfN&'0Mr:$gfw :BIIIIIEKOIIH 13210312; Finch your up appcztl is made to thc
United States yesterday, of the allcgodi Catholic world to contribute to tho ro-
discovorics of an anarchistic conspiru- ,‘ ”""r“"“ “I "”r ”my me‘r' S“ that ho
cy to blow up Russian fortresses and I may meet ll!“ enormous cxrwnscs in'
military dcpots, It plot against the llfci‘3”m‘d 1” "”“wning 1h" Univcrsnl
of M. Von Plehwe, tho Russian MInis~I i‘hurch and extruding Christ's rclIgioIi
ter of the Interior. or ll plot azalnsil amour: tho millions ”f patron souls in
the life of the Russian emperor. Possiu mllstiIOEIill‘i' cour‘Iltrlt‘dl ,? his It‘lrltgt
hi) the remote originated in the vague l 3‘ ””0‘ "3 ”I a ’1" “ ""’ “ “”“‘ ‘
rumors of anarchist plots which Worm“”IM'iwy manifest I“ ”“3 “"5“ ”flu"
circulated here last week and whichilng made to our lu-lovcd i’oIItI'Il‘. l’ius
have since boon contradicted lit, whose zcnl for souls has inspired
New Chwang Not Evacuated.
' him to vnst undertakings in his dctcr-
i.;o ”‘l'l Is in
ST. i‘E'l‘ERSBURG, Muy12.—-Mnlor1 [$3,133,151 m ”m“ ‘11 mm“
General l’fiug tolegruphing from Mm“ Tho i'nithi’ul of this dioccso will cu1
don under ‘U‘IPY'H date. describes thc, (Icavor this your to mimic thcir contri~
”1’00"“ that 59‘” (”1me ““5 hm‘l‘Ihutloti a worthy trlliuto of .nflcctiun
cvncuatcd and that. the troops guard-l and loyalti 3,, 313.. 3,33,13,11,", 110mm
Ing tho railroad are to be withdrawn “W, gloriously reigning.
and to D9 replaced b." Chum” “3i Vrry sinccrcly your in Christ.
being dt‘V()ld or foundation. 3 Michael T3,.rm,y_
Fighting Laster All Day. I Bishop 0! Hartford.
TOKIO. May 12, 11 a. m.——Lntcr do- JObII G. Murray. Chancellor.
tails of tho Russian attack on Anju; “"“‘“""“""'“’”
last Tuesday state that the Iluhtlnizl INVOLVED'N LABOR TROUBLE-5
lasted all day. Japencsc reinforce.“ \VASlithl'l'tlx, {tiny iii—«Tin- lirit»
merits arrived from Ping Yum: at. Mich govoi'quII.t has lurcomc luvolvwl
o’clock in the afternoon. The “335513333331 Ill i'or luhor troubles in (trilomtlo. At
rotlrcd Wednesday morning at the no I TGIIHFIIII'.
.IIIIncclot Collins, :1 British—
proach of furthcr ,Iapflmwp remmrcpwcr and u non—union minor. was klIIlII
rooms from Koscu. The Japanesoihy “Hm” I”; it w“ ““"350‘1' Th"
British consul , ill l'louvor.
are pursuing the Russians in the direc-
tion of Knichong. The Japanese. CR8-
ualtlcs at AIIjII worn four ltillcd and ; ”l“ “1““ i“ ll“
six woundpr The Russian 03333333311195; Sir Moi'tinIC-r llumud, finding that one
were about fifty. A Russian prisoneri of tho lillt‘lillllulls \vII1. that tho mun
said that 313,, Cossack raiders number was ltilchi for inch of propt r protection.
590, by the authorities. czillwi tho :Ittvnllon
of the Stat.1 l)cpurtmcnt to the matter.
Ja anes Troo Re‘ I: d. .
SEOIp K e] '11 pg 11 Tm” e ,’1ho dcpurtmcnt in turn forwarded the
4. ("UL ‘ ny . " I" m- (De; " nutlrusxulotm hold to the governor of
IgggrdgrittimizmliiiiljuIh:lnlfiii1tftli:u:::1dI (ioloIndo and thc luttcr has now cx~
Japanese troopsat Anju'at ti‘l'ltl o'clock 3 plnlncd that. owing tribe cxistcnco of
the w in )f M v10 Th . :Inurtiol law In 'lclluririo county, It is
(6’3 hedlnf g (htAiIl' . 11 f etgyall'n‘ not possible to multo the legal investi-
hoilirs tulle Iditliigroseriilci; {1113: nfi-fidfmmn ”film”; to dcvolnp “ “mm“?
til u“; encinvlwcro r” 010% ranged on tory auswri- to tho llrItIslI notc. it 15
each client it to storm the, mo "Il‘hel cxptrtod that. fIIIthcr procccdings will
Cossacks then ram] overall easteml be tukt—u \lein the labor troubles in
hiils tow'trd Yong I»;yon ‘ 1h: ")va Colorado are at on end, and if it should
cial capital leaving mi} killryd and3r=ppcur that the British complaint 15
wounded ondho field and one non-com} well-founded an application will lii‘
misslom-d oflico ca )lurcd Th .18. : mndc to t‘onzress. by the State Depart-
anese lost fourrkillz-d and six :ount’i: hunt. for ajs‘ultohlc indcmmty for the
cd, besldcs one telegraph operator. The 5 kin”); “ (.otlins.
Japanese troops are now In pursuit of 3
the enemy and an engagement is 1110-1
mentarily expected. it is supposed! District of Norwalk.
that tho Cossacks are part of the bod)’ ‘ court, Mav 4, A. 1),_ 1904.
\gglifihnggssggaégosgfld Eater: o‘ipt‘ggi 11;.state ofiJonn Gambin. 1an 0t Nor-
CC w ‘. sat Di.tic, 1cls .
Chcng JII, not knowing otthe disaster" $812301": nfqyfmimi]; $319319 Dis-
which had attended their arms on the; trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
lalu. continuing to carry out their or—I lowed six months from tho. date here-
dcrs ‘0 names the 9118“)" and ”it Off } of for the creditors of said Estate to
his communications, which W011” 110““ exhibit their claims for settlement.
be impossible With even 3 much lar- Those who neglect to present their ac-
ger force. counts. properly attested, within said
Grand 'Quke Cyrill Nervous. , time. will be dchnrred a recovery. All
sq: PETERSBURG, May 12.—Grnnd‘ persona lndcbtcd to said Estate are
Duke Cyrill‘s whole nervous system ‘: requested to make immediate payment
and his hcart are somewhat seriously I to
affected as the result of his exported, JOHN K305“
one at the time of the blowing up of ‘ m 5 Executor.
the battleship Petropavlovsk off Port.‘
Arthur April 13, and the omctal report-’
of his medical attendants says the
grand duke will require the closest at»
tcntion and most careful treatment.‘
His cure, the doctors say, will be a?
dlmcult and tedious process. ' 1‘
Firing South of New Chung. '
SHAN-HAl-KWAN. May 12.—-—8 p. [11.1
3 iiout‘r‘ut
(:llll‘lt'tl an Ill\'(.~'lllzillltlll and rcportod
llrllish tmliussy ht‘t‘c.
“SOLVENT-NOTICE.”
ss. Probate
, 12, 19
Sohooilaxes
Union School District
The taxpayers or the South Norwalk
heard today south of New Chwang.
, Railroad Not in Use. .
TOKIO. May 11—8 p. m.——Otlicial
died that the district tax or one and
l nuequarter mills on the dollar, laid on
13“.; the town assessment list of 1903. at s
‘1 meeting of the district held on the 2nd
quiry showa that. Viceroy Alexieft‘s re- , day of June 1903. n the F kiln
l
Walton with thetortress ":1
msmgnight. Adviws reociv-l
the cheaper-st and, show out that
‘I' dad at. Pifsewo are; part otfleneral. Randal-item‘s flying
flammhiw column at six hundred
“tel
3331’ 122::- igliiuflrldhancoigdmijggggs 2 street school house. will be due and
since Monday is untrnc. Ipayable on. the second day of May.
_ 1904, at which time 1 shall be ready to
Rum“ Officers “Ck“ 0"- receive some at Stillson-Powell’s drug
SEOUL. May 12.-—The latest official 1 store, 82 Washington street Penalty
reports show that the Russian force '1 at this rate of nine per cent. a year will
which recently stacked Ania formedl be charged on and utter Jug; 2. 1904.
F A.
,COIlector or Texas torffiqnth Nmitk
Union School District.
south
trans-Baikal
mundlbovsurlcouacntrom,
use?“ They temperate. 353 Dated it.
was: Wanna-gum; -
n.
J’
11.1.11. We?
.... w...
NEW HAVEN BURN. IONDI.
NEW HAHN, Muy law—Moro than'
II half million dollurs' worth of city.
WWI“. I‘I'llrmr-ntlnu the lndcbtcducss o!’
tho (‘lty of Now lluvcn from Iiitih to‘
1902 were hurutd In the City Hall fur-i
not-cs today, In the presence of city,
ofllcials.
THE PROPRIETOR OF THE
LARGEST FACTORY OF ITS
KIND IN AMERICA
M“ , »
It. 1-1., 1
THE LEADING DRY GOOD STORE.
TRISTRAMIIHYATT
3".
III, In, ,1
ONCE SAID:
"I have been wage earner.
foreman and employer, I have had
a thousand men on my pay-roll at
a time, and I‘ll tell you this:
The man wuh the SAVINGS
BANK HABIT to the one who now
er gets: laid oft: he's the one who
can get along without you. but you
cannot get along without him;
the SAVINGS BANK HABIT
means sound sleep. good digestion,
cool judgment and manly indepen.
dance. The most beautiful thing
I know of is u SAVINGS BANK
BOOK--there are no microbes in
It to steal away your peace of
I
mind. it is a guarantee of good
behavior."
The way to acquire the SAV-
INGS BANK HABIT is to start a
SAVINGS BANK ACCOUNT.
ANY ONE CAN MAKE IV. lNl‘IY;
FEW (‘AN SAVE IT. Hill
ONE 0}" THE FEW.
THE SOUTH NORWALK SAV-
INGS BANK,
United Ela'nk Building.
NOTICE !
our films I
The taxpayers (.I‘ the ("in ot‘ South
BRUSSELS CARPETS.
VELVET CARPETS.
TAPESTRY CARPETS.
NGRAIN CARPETS.
WILTON RUGS.
ALL WORK DONE IN THE VERY BEST POSSIBLE MANNER.
Housofumishin
Floor Coverings
Anything in the line of Floor Coverings we are prepared to furnish.
I CHINA MATTINGS.
EBRUSSELLS RUGS.
‘ AP. MATTINGS,
ESMYRNA RUGS.
‘3 LINOLEUMS. all qualities.
;OIL CLOTHS. all widths.
RASS MATTINGS.
INDOW SHADES.
ICURTAIN sons AND POLES
1, Dep’ f.
MOPS. COMPLETE.
CURTAIN STRETCHERS $1.25 19c
gfiléngABMEfiglsw we 50 FT. CLOTHES LINE. 25c
{ ' r 1 5C
SCRUB BRUSHES. 9c gigggisugfigms 75°
ALL SIZES GALVANIZED 1 I9c
PAILS, 39¢ COVERED DU‘ST» PANS, Ioc
CHAMBER FAILS, 25c , PARLOR BROOMS, 25c
42 PCE. DINNER ss'r FILLED IN PATTERN ............... I ......................... $3.15
Norwulk arc. hcrcby notirlod that this
city tux of SIX and om.- lIIIlf (611$) mills
on the dollar, laid on tho asacssmotit
list of ltltlil, nt a city Inoctlng hold in
Arlon Hall, on the 7th day or March,
A. l)., 1904. also the lihiury fund tax of
N0. 22 and 5 GAZETT
lRISlRAWI & lli’hl'l, Norwalk,Conn.
E
onc quartcr (iii of II mill on tho (lol-
lar, laid utilio smuo time. will no duo
and payable on the second day of May,
ltlIiiht which tlmc i will rcccive the
same at. Jacob M. l.ilyloti's oiiicc, No.
5 Railroad Placc. i’wnnlly at tho rate
of liilltr (0) par cunt. It your from May
2. 1901. will lie chariicd on all bills rc
Iualnlug unpaid altcr June 2, 1004.
JAMES PAUL.
Collector of Taxes of the City oi South
Norwaik. .
South Norwnllt, May 2, ltltli.
In 4, to l 3
"4 NOTICE. ’
FurtheIAppropIiation
Notice is hereby given that. the
Council of this City proposes. at its
next. regular mccting, to be hold on
Monday. June ll. Ion-t. at 8 o'clock, p.
In. to appropriate tho. sum of $150.00
to thc misccllnncous department of the
administrative dcparimcnt of said
City. for current expenses of said do-
pm‘tmcnt, said appropriation being in
addition to the appropriation for said
department mudn ilL tho adjourned an-
nual City meeting for tho curt-cut year.
South Norwalk, May I‘. 1904.
Per order ot’ the Council,
JOSEPH R. TAYLOR,
m 7 St City Clerk.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
Two Performances. Matinee at 4 p.
m., Evening 8:15.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
MAY 11TH AND 12TH.
MATINEE EACH AFTERNOON.
MORGAN & HOYT
Present the Grandest, the Most Costly
and tho. Most Perfect and Life Like
Moving and Living
Pictures
IN THE WORLD.
None More Elaborate. None so Per-
fect and Grand. Appropriate mu-
sic for every subject by
MORGAN a HOYT'S LADIES' IM-
PERIAL BAND AND ORCHESTRA.
Everything in our repertoire new.
Spectacular scenes of the .Iapan1Rus-
sian war and important events in every
part of the globe.
Positive appearance of America's
gifted Solo Whistler. Rose Katherine
Hawkins, and a. coteric ot‘ Band Solo~
ists.
GRAND SCHOOL CHILDREN’S
MATINEE. AT 4 P. M.
Matinee, children, 10c; adults 20:.
Night. 10c 20c, 30c.
-——
__ __._.—-—-—-¢
R‘EID’
ICE CREAM
homo. Soda water flavors rich and
Ibnelutely pure.
At the
Zeitluss Pharmacy
at the fountain II'Id In} bflckt, to take "
Isvou
ONLY KNEW
egg.
$4.75 per ton. Call us on the phone.
TELEPHONES:
South Noi‘h'nlli oilice, livid}.
Yard Oilico, 3710.
B. Hillillilihl l l
I
t
The Quality of our coal you would‘ 1.
buy it in preference to any other. Lc-l
high Wilkcsbarre cant lathe name 0f it.. 1.
Six dollars a too for stove, not and H
We can sell NO. 2 Nut size foI‘IZ
N ,
E. NORWALK AND 50. NORWALK.
BUILDING
l
I
I
I
l
l!’
HOLD FRET
to that which is good In the
way of coal. You arc not ex-
I pcrlmcnting when you conic
T0
buy coal oi us. The coal
THRT
wescll you Is unequalled in
quality, and the price at
WHICH
wc soil it is as low as the
lowest. We give prompt and
satisfactory service. That our
cos]
I is GOOD
is the verdict of our custom-
ers. and what t;-..-y say
“goes."
149 Washington St.
Ferris Coal Co.
We retain the: leadership in this
town because ’we practice no decep-
tion. because we cant) the best and
largest assortment of reads to wear
goods in the-Twin Cities. W E OPEN
CHARGE ACCOUNTS with all
....-—
RELATIVE TO OUR
. $2.00
_.._.'—.
Isl—Pat. Colt Dull Lace.
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Among today's arrivals to attend the
conference was Miss Helen Gould and
Y. M. C. A. CONVENTION.
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