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Painlers' Supplies. Artists’ Materials.
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87 Washington Street,” "
South Norwellr, Conn.
Telephone Connectionl.
Specialty Mfg. Co.
I! W] TER STREET.
sour" aoawALm,
new Ann IEOONO-HANO
Electric Motors
Fuansl-lsb, lNeTALLsn AM ”as.
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FITTING .
A Tin. Slicer Iron Copper
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, 50 South, Main Street.
‘ ; tensions 197.4.-
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' Residence. I OM Terrace.
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merit
INDEPENDENCE from want of your
family—If you die,
An sanowncnr in oil can. Ien‘l.
Life Ins, Co, gives ”whom.
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OINIRAL AGENT.
N. Smith Ferguson, Special Agent,
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
SOUTH NORWA‘LK, CT.
on bill non
Stone Filter
This Filter Has Been the Standard
for Twenty Years.
it is the only filter that. possesses
these indispcusihle qualities-perfect
filtration, each of cleansing, and mod-
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Its popularity is attested by the fact
that over a quarter of a million are
now in use.
Tile filtering medium of the Gate
City Filter Is a disc of Natural Porous
Stone, which arrests all impurities on
its surface. from which the accumula-
tion can be readily removed by .a
brush. Water passing through this
stone is rendered absolutely sterile and
free from disease germs.
For sale ‘by
Watkins & Dow,
112 WASHINGTONB'OTRIIT. ‘
inn with Safety 6". Per innum.
Your savings invested with the in-
dustrial Savings and Loan Co. are free
from speculative dangers~esrn 5 per
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-—a profit {consis-
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BRANCH OFFICE, 12 80. MAIN 81'.
Resident Directors. Resident Managers.
Mortimer M Lee R. L. Coburn
Charles E.Dow . John 3. Lawrence
., _.. . . -._...:=E_‘.'i
llll llliiilll BANK
IOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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-' WITH
capital $100,000.00
Surplus, $100,000.00
Net Profits. 355300.00
Solicits «climate of Individuals, rean-
ufacturers, merchants and corporations
upon favorable terns.
EDWIN H. MATHEWOON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP. woma-
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.
DIRECTORB.
John H. Knapp Henry Seymour
Josiah R. Mervin Samuel Grumman
Christian Swen: Wallace Mervin
a. H. Mathewson John H. mm
' Fred. H. Rowan.
rut JOHN n. ur warm
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ALL leuaAtlcas, REAL ss'rA'l-s,
noaTvoEs NOTARY. ersAM-
soxr 'rlclts’re.
12 sourl-l MAlN eraser.
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HEATING. ‘ ‘ , .
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.~
STOVES AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
fins and Steam filming. 1,
on Final-es, Metal acelltngi Etc.
Have you, seen our stock of
I RICHMOND RANGES?
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.. ¢UR.,..'T.QGK 0? .-NFW 900'?"
Llu's’r m is A Llr-rLs LAaoss
THAN even across.
:welitissrul. mow Low..,vou
{cAN-gsuv‘alcs scone "skewed
VERY BEST MANNER.
lies? minim "use ‘:A coon
sAtNi‘lNo Ann mm as oLAl: TO
seams "rleullss*‘-‘r‘es vault
“9".“ . f w; P if,
Wivfi'RYJTO' eAan‘v iii stock
svsflwnmo you seen roe Pros
”smells" or yous .Tllouss
READY TO 100 PGK.
. Stul
:4 CO it‘AGE AVENUE,
m...~m.m..—u—..
mu”...
the Westport iiolei for several days
spending the day-in New York city.
the guest of Mr. and Mrs, S. J. Stuck
ey, of Cove avenue.
C. J. iliydcuburgh. of Cove avenue
is attending the ball game
Automobl Tires 8 Supplies
if you w ill verify above, call
and get on figures.
WE HAE INTERESTING
PROPOBIT N8 ON AUTOMO-
BILEB. "
Factor slots for Ciadllac-
and Orient iuckboard,
slimmer,
02 sIMaln st.
Reta? books
as all the Dam is Brands, Bot-
tled by th'e to for. Fam-
y e.
the stock, at new place!
of bu ass.
45 Railroad Ave... South Norwai
Telephonys—Z.
32 Wall St.
are factory agents
automobiles: i
0LDSMOBILE. " styles;
rm wrnr .
mam: .
L00 OBILE.
Will demonstrate.
machines to interesteortla,
Headquartelfor
iforwalk.
Tin Iiili‘lOli Sill id 'Boiie
sort STEAiIiNn
nor warns limits.
Night. in Coldeslléeather.
iiorlon I‘l LidgerrooIlmplny
95 LIBERTY 8 ET.
- NEW YO
sasr no WALK. cons.
Lonosr PRICE ‘
I ON
I. thesale
imported LiquOrs eere,‘etc., as well
Delivered free of c ~ge. Call and see
Herman uittncr,
E E lacrosse. co.
the following
of the above
Auromoless sun so AND as.
PAIRIN
Insures a Wendi-Iii, Day and
- Send for Cataloguei Investi-
M gate for yourself. ‘
York city today.
ills home here yesterday.
May Machelul, of East avenue.
bert Ayers, oi Flushing, N. Y.
,(.________
Captain Thomas Wright is spending
the day in Suugatuck, where he went
to paint a skill for Captain ii. C. Eno.
Ernest Youngs, bookkccper at Wai-
lace Marvin's coal cities, is expected
home from his vacation stay at Sara-
loga, Monday.
Mrs. Snyder. of East Washington
street, and son Otto and daughter Tilly.
Sabbath.
Mrs. Frank Scymour will load the
Epworth League meeting tomorrow ev-
cning at the East Avcnuc Methodist
Church. Subject, “Church
leucc."
Church.
special music by the mail.- uuartetlc.
’1 hr- regular monthly business meet-
ing of the Sunday school board of the
Ernst Avenue Methodist, Church will be
bold Monday owning, at 8 o'clock, at.
the home. of Edgar Koclcr. East ave-
one.
it.
sloop “Swordfish" ready for oystering
this fall. Captain Ceib will start work
on the beds of! Bridgeport the 10th of
next month. George Conklln will as
slat him.
Patrick Quinn, of Brooklyn. has been
the guest of Mrs. W. Billenstein. of
Pleasant street, Before his return to
the.Clty»of Churches Mr. Quinn will
also‘pay a visit to Mrs. Charles Broth-
crion, of Norwaik. "
f.
it is expected that Rev. A. J. Smith,
of New Haven. former pastor of the
East Avenue Methodist Church, will be
in town tomorrow. He will spend the
Sabbath at the home of his sister, Mrs,
Doro, in Rowan street
l
irviug Smith. who has been spend—
ing the summer utilhe home of his
mother in this place, will return to his
studies at Mount liermon, Mass, next
week, This will be Mr. Smith‘s sec-
our! year at the school. ’
Miss Martha liensetl, of Springfield,
Mass, will move to East Norwalk next
week and orcupy the house on Greg-
ory Boulevard. where Herbert, Gorbam
has been residing. Miss Kensett for-
nrcrly lived in Salem, N. Y.
Mrs. Charles Mueller entertained
number of friends last evening. at her
home on the Washingtbn street briilge,
in honor of her guests; Mrs. Siefert and
daughter, of Brooklyn. Games and
music were enjoyed until nearly mid‘
night. ‘
Nothing has yet been heard from
the thieves who entered the tool shop
of the Automatic Tool Company. about
two weeks ago, and stole goods valued
at 8400. The shop is running every
Tel, Call 974
liregllru's hill
' usr NORWALK. gin.
or ALL KINDS, ego
TO onnsan
, IATHINO ANn rue.
later
III"
l. Leona—villi. Pi
sl-losE nlNNERs ANnit poop
oars “W“‘gfif‘ét salt
duy, but the theft has resulted in a
' decrease in the firm's business.
The Burchard sis
Advent Christian urch every Sab-
bath morning during-their stay here.
Their 1many friends will be pleased to
hear them again tomorrow morning.
Special music has been arranged by
the choir for tomorrow evening. Rev.
Mr. Davis will preach at both services.
Archie Banger has been stopping at
Mrs, V. Baffrey, of Cove avenue, is
Mrs. A. M. Yates. of Brooklyn, in
in New
Hurry Keogh, who has been camping
in Maine for some weeks, returned to
Mr. Charles J. Cranucii, of New
York, has returned after a visit with
Emerson C. Ayers, of Van Zundt
street, Is visiting his brother, Dr. Her-
hnvc gone to Broklyn to spend the.
Bottom I
Dr. Charles Mead, the famous tem-
perance speaker, will preach tomorrow,
morning and evening, at the Methodist
in the evening there will he
Captain Albert (leib is gctting his?
are will sing at the s
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. . . ., .' ‘ . Tickling intllexthrost. Con-A
r) t l. ,
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FANCY CRIAMIRY I‘UT‘I’IR. "6 .lv’lw .‘2'P."<.~‘ ‘ I“ Um .i: . , know iibout‘ It. CCIS “0'
u, , , - comfortable through the day.‘ Keep‘syo'uswske airtight.
scANsP-NssrLss‘» cow MILK FOR DOW" WWII“ Averill Cherry Pectorsl. , . .mm
m. w "P..- MWML. ... » ~ Wm---
"limit" ..... * WA Pours
scAns bun erlt ronAross. . 1 “W” ”m“ 03“” “P ”mm" a
1”“ . ‘ m_ . ‘ ,_ ”w .. .. M“ «w days in tin—2 yn.
Miss Edith Wright, of Craw avenue
is spending the day in New York.
Miss Ruby Weed, of Falls ,Vlliage
is visiting Miss Florence Raymond.
e
Miss Grace l‘isnder will leave to
night for Brooklyn, Where she wll
spend Sunday.
‘I
H, Doland
Sherron attended the carnival
Southport, last night.
i
day in New York city.
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Marshall
Thatcher.
Mrs. Franklin Lynch. Miss Helen
Lynch, Miss May E. Raymond and Miss
Maude Raymond left, this morning for
a few days' stay at Block island.
Mr. and Mrs, lrving Clark, Miss Bes-
sle Clark and Attorney William 0.
Clark spent yesterday in New York, on
a pleasure trip.
Rowayton Methodist Churcthorn-
lug class meeting at 9:30; preaching
at 10:30 and in the evening at 7:30.;
Sunday school at 1:30 p. 111,: Epworth
League. meeting at 6:45. The regular
weekly prayer meeting will be held at
7:30 Thursday evening at the church.
The farmers will not have nearly as
large a crop of potatoes this year as
.was expected. Early in the season the
tops looked fine, and a larger acreage
was planted than usual, but the blight
has killed them before the potatoes
matured, and now rot is beginning to
make inroads on the crop. .
i
Rowayton Baptist Church, Rev.
Frank C. Brown, pastor.—-—Sunday ser-
vices as follows: 10:45,lsormon by
Rey. .l. A. Judge; 12:00 Sabbath
school; 6:30, Y, P. s. C. E., (Consccra-
lion meeting); 7:30. sermon by Rev.
S. D, Woods. Thursday evening at
7:45, Happy Hour service. (Monthly
covenant meeting preparatory to com-
munion.)
DARIEN AND N OROTON.
Dr. C. H. Norton was a visitor in
South Norwalk. yesterday.
T. W. Austen is roofing his house
on Great Hill C. E. Bruce is doing the
i
I s M.”
i . Zeb. Coleman of Brooklyn wtil visit
3 his cousin Mrs, Charles Van Dine, next
week.
J, is Albin, of Darien
,ls under Dr. J,
W. Avery's care for blood-poisoning in
his hand.
Mr. and Mrs. (Iieorge H.‘Ttliey have
‘ returned to their Greens-Farms home,
after a week spent at Saratoka.
Wednesday, Aug. 31. will be tse‘sslh
iauniversary of the.._birthday of Mrs.
Charles E. Whitney, Brookside avenue.
Many of her-friends are planning to
call upon her.
q...“
George "-Chellrierton's friends are
glad to see him out again, after his
serious accident, and hope he will
soon be able to dispense altogether
with the use of a crutch. *
The new residence of T. B. Wilson.
of colonial cottage style. surrounded
by broad porches, is now nearing com-
plettion on Bell avenue. its high eleva-
tion makes it the attraction of the vi-
ciniiy.
Mrs. James M. Wilimott has- been
entertaining ‘her sister-in-law, Mi‘s.
William Gordan and daughters, Misses
ids and Helen, of New York. and, Mrs.
Wiiimott's brother, James Gordon, of
New York.
Rev. H. D. Trinkalls, of Brooklyn,
N. Y.. will assist the pastor of the
Methodist Church in the services of
unday. Mr. Trinkaus will preach at
the morning service and assist in the
evening song service. -
Pear Tree Point: has been drawing
large crowds of= bothers, the last
month, There have been large addi-
Max Levy, of the Washington street
. bridge, will go to New York Monday
morning, to meet Mrs. Levy's sister’s
children, who will arrive from Russia,
Toe party left their home in “Russia the
let of last month, leaving [motion for
this country a week ago today. Several
of the children will be brought by Mr.
Levy to his East Norwalk home, where
they will in the future reside.
«tilioiel Victor}
Corner Raul-earl Avenue
. . itreet.
8 lei Table d'Hete DI
P“ . ”cents.
limb.
LDININO soon open UN'l
DIN.
P. I.
.. 7, -—,-,-— . '3 W its J.
Ev his in season I» Japaneseyoostsge’ , ‘ i‘ sin, ' lie rated 5‘
an ”geckos.“ chef, and in ex! as themes! artistic in the weird There
salient style. ~ ‘ is a gresttdeggndflfo: tannin London
” “I, M98011. 9 "Imperman-
T. J SULLIVAN, . emi‘ithm’l]. There up “I: m. meg,
"I'el. Call 800-3 the hi list price eVer‘knomr ‘to hug
___,..__._.._4._L._ _._ been paid for one being 850.
FUH‘AWIL "Under the surface .«Th
I _ isle. " than sexism.
in Man
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE.
Boll'rsluoa has been the Mecca or
All the cottagesare full, as well as
those at Hickory Bluff and Pine Point,
Many of the cottages stay but a few
days. and their places are at once tak-
en by new comers. .
tired New Yorkers the past month. .
tions to the bathhouse row. The op-
ening of this resort was due to the
public spirit of" the late Selectman
Charles W. Raymond. -
James Wood,- the well-known plumb.
hr of Noroton. reports husinese brisk.
He has recently completed plumbing
work at MissesWarren‘s-sehooi, ‘Stama
ford: a new. bathroom at arms Weed’s
at Noroton, and is at work on the
heating apparatus at the new school-
house in Noroton, now nearing comple
ties. 'of which C. B,‘ Fitch is the con-
tractor. . ‘ ,, . ' .
It was stated recently that a meeting
of the Barton Free Library Associa-
tion-wall held at which no business
was transected because a quorum was
not present. The factis that no meet-
or the Association was called. A meet-
ing of the directors ,wgsyeaiied and
sore thank sacrum here présest. and
l‘bustness to be transacted was at-
tended to. ,
midi; Grhhmmeghsv commenced
‘Work on I” dun totbe built on his re-
cently pure antennas on both
say were
, also“ ‘
watching Judge
. arses-
.‘Pi'hsre seem to
P
be
.i
i" {wives rivfiorist its
limo" k’brldge. near
. ‘ g
‘ l
. Edwin Godfrey slid Percy
at
Mr. and Mrs. irviug Clark, Miss lies-
sie and William 0. Clark spent yester-
Miss Lillian Crockett has returned
home from New Haven, where she has
prob
as are others, however, the town had
ed for at the foiiewi
the cansht week:
'ion St, Paul Burden, City street, Pie. I
We Conte
a...“ mi: rw-vw
been called by Senate
mitten.
August (ii, at ii o‘clock. It is untici
palcd that there will be a large at
the Republican linoyagaln,
WESTEORT.
. .
hcrc on a visit.
Edgar Proussor, of Norwaik, is visit
lug friends at the Forms.
New Canaan (range visited the lo
cal Grange on Wednesday evening,
.l. 8. Gregory is among the sick here
and confined to his home in Saugatuck
Willardson. ‘
~01
Miss Kata
with friends in Stratt'orli.
Harry Kramer, a trick bicycle rider,
who gave public exhibitioas of his
skill has been attracting quite a crowd
in Westport the last few nights.
Miss Adele Ritchie. the actress, who
was operated on some weeks ago in
New b’ork for appendicitis has entire-
ly recovered and returned to her
summer bane at Compo Beach, last
week.
There was a number from here who
participated in the picnic of Norfielli
Church, held on the church lawn,
Tuesday. The participants did not go
far from home, blrl had a most enjoy-
able time for all of that.
Miss Mary Staples gave a very eu~
joyabie barn party Friday night in
honor of her friends. Miss Lucy War-
ner of New York, The evening was
spent in playing games, and the prin-
cipal one being “hearts" there being
seven tables. .
Three car loads of colored people
from The Norwaiks, enroute to the
camp pleating at Stratferd. passed
through town Wednesday evening, and
the event served to occasion interest
here, purticuiariy at the heme coming
when the trippers sung melodiously
the revival hymns. .
A number of young people from this
place went to East Norwalk Thursday
evening to attend a "beach party" giv-
en at. Camp Lookuot. Bowing..vand
games were the features of the even-
ing and refreshments were served.
The evening was a very pleasant one
and enjoyed by all present.
Manager Chapman, efllieachside'lan,
is a daily visitor to ilrldgeporyaad r}?-
turning by the 11504 a. m., train is ill”
variably transformed into a parcel pest
delivery. llo docs all of his fancy
marketing in the Park. City, and it is
a feat not. easily duplicated that be ac-
complishes when ire gets to the depot
with three or four baskets and leads
them aboard of a train.
Next month the Greens Farms Farnr
crs' (‘iub will resume meetings. This
is the only really alive organization
in the town and its members are men
awake truths necessities of their sec-
tion at least. it is not too much to
expect that the coming winter will see
radical improvements planned for the
Forms, and there could be good work
for the members, and the people at
large, if the club Would get'real busy.
politically. ‘ ' ‘ i l
. “ H—H I , ,, ‘-
An organ recital under the direction
Charming P. Harris. has been arranged
by the parish of Christ church to take
place September, 1.1 The program
which will be of great interest, will
consist! oi vocal and violin music and
a Mother Goose drill will his given by
the Guild of the Holy Child. “Beauty
and the Beast" will be presented by
the Sunshine Club. The new organ
was used for the first time last Sun-
day and the music was enjoyed by all
present. .
: PM, v V'
There will be a large delegation
from here to Journey to Southpo‘rt‘to—
night, and attend the carnival. Local-
ly firemen are beginning to ask: "Whv
is it not possible for us to‘ran‘ off
some. event.» :of this kind, annuallyt‘ir
There. is no reason why it could not be
done and succ‘essiuliy.’ The ideals an
excellent one. and “legitimately put in-
to practice, meshes benefit to the do:
pertinent as well as the town. West"
port. wants something of this charac-
ter to revive, the life and interests of
the place. the no‘resorters to the con-
trary- notwithstanding, .
. the mattergof town
lire district and Water 00., tangle, Yet
the fact that the water hes'br-‘on tum?
ed on does not ‘sorveto satisfymaayi
that therein nothing. more to, do about
it. The annualvtown meeting, will
ably ‘ be the" battle ground, and
there is an equal probability that the
town will be asked by the’committee
to purchase shown" 00.. plant. Mun-
icipal ownership is very likely to he
thrashed outthen.‘ If the affairs of the
Water 00., uiider the ownership of the
town are as indifferently administered
. There is‘a. lull in
better let the matter drop.
pDVEQfi; sag-Larval“. ',
The following letters remain uncali-
ng post-emcee for
, I, , .
South Norwalk,——Miss Annie Bell,
W. S. Black, Edward Boughton, 21 [la-
'- stout
., "ts?
salute
P m. . l, .. ,
pm or ,1 Wild“ P delesttes , loathe
s 900 r 'asi Phonetic .llnlll
Pwlfla'te Convention‘stof the talk has
,0. ,Erawlt
Lounsbury, chairman of t e town «out:
The caucus will be held in
the Durien Town Hall, oa‘ Wednesday,-
tcndance, as the Republicans are very
desirous of stimuli the town back into
iJ. Sanford Gregory is on the sick.
at.
Howard Mills, of Newark, N. J., is
Alfred Warnock of Sagatllclt, has re
turned from a visit to New York state,
Miss Maude (.‘oicy, of Norwalk. is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Esther
Bulkicy has returned to
her homo at the Farms from a visit
traumas
realm
to ew- - Pun-lets on. «on . ltvolagylflmo‘w Mf,‘ ‘
. Pp
a WW7??? ~.
. ,, .....lp;iiay Trips. .
solitaiuilg‘ilu’l. 15, as, soplsmliu‘ _‘
12, 26, October 10th and 24th.
This rate «dosed If me e
sleepers Eon route nxt only: m
WHIT «on T lN P .. L
$23.00. July 25 ,Augu' id: K"
‘BARATOGA spam 0. e‘or‘exdsy “
trips, $12.50 and 015.50. Jpl 1 .
25th, August I, 8, .15. 22, 29;
sol-5m.“ tar . ‘v
AUSABL .,
026.00. 'Jul‘ , 8
15,22, 29th, e‘ptember st
BLOCK sum. 3 day
or 10.50.
i
cArsKlLL M'ounrAle. s
19th, August 0thv>und 23nd
nova sconA,
MONTREAL AND a ‘
tours, $52.00 from "New 325%
For I‘New En land rou
ken liq“! non, . Harriet .
aewrwron, CONN. »
necticut Shore; equipped with ever
modern improvement. and all convene.
or week. SPECI _L ATTENTI’
GIVEN TO'DRIVING AND AUTOM
trips, $14.50 from New Haven.
from New Haven. Ali
:33!» . August 116th!“ ”informer"
TOKENEKEPP
Finest Summer Resort on the Cult?
lences. Accommo aliens by the i1
BILE PARTIES. - .
big. Cut In,
w' -. r.
, 3““ .I.
for ma month of Miguel I.
—— u
31. 00 0!! on every pair
you buy.
MEN'S
3.50 Oxfords at $2.48.
$2.00 Oxfords at 980. '
. LN ‘
. 4'
"‘T‘ .
‘ ,
. LADIES"
03.00 Oxfords, $1.95.
$2.00 Oxfords, $1.39. “l,
Special Prices, 69c and 980. i
n
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Tax Colléctojrs‘ '
N oboe.
Notice is hereby given to an per-
sons liable to pay taxes to the. , *
of Norwalk. County ofFairiIeIgL ,.
State of Connecticut. on the -- as. v‘
ment List of 1903. that I will slabs
them to receive said taxes at. they;
use of the collector, Townfiltilfipllda
ing, In the City of Norwalk, .in ms
Town of Norwalk, ‘ .
On Wednesday, August 31, I ,
from 9 o'clock forenoon until 1 O‘OIOII
afternoon, and from 2 o'clock
o’clock afternoon, and from? “New
until 8 o’clock evening, ‘ , .,
Said office will be open thereafter.
every week day from 0 until 12 1
noon and from 2 to 5 afte'rnoon.
Taxes may also be paid at the ON“
of Jacob M. Layton, Esq. SoothN‘
walk. , ~ .
On all taxes which shall resists "
paid after the am day'ot ea ,
1904, interest at the rate of Nine /
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