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Evening sentinel, Monday, December 12, 1904 · page 3

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31mph wulhihliil' rlolniiozi Show

tbnlg t. Muddy snow, followed by
clearing and colder. A storm is con-
trill this morning in the Lake region
noonfliouoldnd; 0.. and Inohhprimohr
at off the iddlo Atlantic coast pour
adorns,“ his vicinity is how on lilo
tor suite of the Lake storm. . it is
liable that these storms will unit‘o’
the. dorm coast. this attornoon and
dune nuito a severe storm in this
clnity tonight. . illhc compsmtnro- -is
only” .20 to 30 degrees below I in
‘xtrome not-thorn sections.
lions fuior for this vicinity snow
to rising temperature. followed on
‘ osday by clearing and colder.
lertheast storm warnings are display
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“Meetings of Uncas Tribe. Court Ma-
li‘aokomo and F. c. Io‘unsbury Lodge
‘ will be held tornordowu .,
.Judgo Plait will preside in tho
United States Circuit Court in South-
om New York} D‘éoémhoi' 12- 2‘3 ,
Humboldt. indigo. Sons of Honolulu

will hold its monthly meeting, 'l‘uesa“

ilay evening, in Eiks'- Hall, in South
Main street.

The Board of Directors of ‘tlio U‘nlo‘
ad Bottom of North America. meet at
11 Wlwcrly Place, New York today
at it oclock.

‘The heavily loaded walnuts of tho
Adams Express Company are signs
that the company's Christmas rush
has comménde'd.

~ltchlug piles? Never mind if phy-
sicians have failed to euro you. Try
Dean‘s Ointment. No failure there.
50 cents. at any drug store.

Meanwhile it‘s obvious that the pic-
turosquo Boston distill-her is at least
two hucklcberrios stronger on fron-
zicd litoraturcthan on frenzied fin-
ance. i ’ -

The next annual banquet of“ tho
Amalgamated Order of Bankers who
refused to loud Mrs. Chadwick money
is auto to be a Jolly and hilarious func-
tion

—~l have had ono‘llooto‘r lamp in mv
store for sometime. I find it given 100
per cent. hotter light than the Wols-
iillCil. Wm. J. Brannignu. importing
tuilor. Brooklyn. N. X.

it looks as though William Citroen
tor. who osoaped from tho Mlddlctown
insane Asylum. Thanhsghl‘ng day
morning would spend Christmas out-
tilde Its walls, for no tracc of hint has
been found .

President John A. Moilltt. of tho linl
lod Hutton-i of North America. has

limo rhonen to represent the America/II.

fodwttlon of ballot at tho intonation-
al labor convention to be held in Lion
dun, England, next fall ,

The Wills Comedy Company cloned

a three nights’ engagement at lloyl‘ s-

Tht'ilfl‘t‘ Saturday night with tho pro-
uoniation. of Sweet Sixteen. The next
attraction will be "Our New Minister“.
Saturday, December 17.

The inilroad oommisslonois an—
unborn a hourlug for Friday at 1i N.
m.. at Watorbury. on the petition of
tho Nauiratut-k Railroad Company (or
the abolishment of tho gmuo crossing
on tho. Plalts mills road. Watorbury.

Edward J. McNuity, oi Mitldlotown.
has tiled in bankruptcyimtitlou. .So-
cured and preferred claims are 829,—
652.84 and tho unsecured are. 82.73i.
The assets are $2,000. William John-
son. of Now Britain, has liiod ll poll»
tion of Him kind. His liabilities are
34 i253": and his assets are $413 93

Prior Gallagher. prosidout of the
Hat Makora' Association, limo stub
dculy ill Mills on his way to New
York riiy on business oonnvoood with
the lililOt'iuliUll a tow days ago. and
iii now chillinoii to his homo on Cantor
mm by a sown-r attack of: opossum
His condition is not neg-riled 9 dan-
illfroiis at preheat. militnlitu-y own. 3

lunar Wardwoii and his twin stator.
Mrs. Betsy Hoyt. my 89 scars. old to
did. Thu usual Joint birthday party.
which has boon hall! for antiviral your»,
hat: boon omitiod imam» Mrs. “not
is ill at hot home; in ttivor sit-col. For
n venom poi-Ion; liar Iiinsur would

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

not he cardamom swim but owing a,

to Mrs. lloyi‘ii advanced ago. it is
raining hoi- ffia‘t‘iliii uppmbonuiou. Mr.
Wll‘li'm!" is alloying hia- haunt good
health. “minim Advooslo.

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

"Velma

at built
it afternoon

Willi

whim Miss mufonxh 3 3 .
illuminant Maintains inns ‘ “ too

dog‘s lili- uteri our

grills Common. «nan aural
‘wlll play the fast. Columbia ’
are this “sunning In tho iii-morn wanna»

the patron
faults and the Nationals wl ,,
the cinching“ contest , » ‘

Mrs Carl A. Hhmtm oliN‘orwullt.
who wait Operated on for a pendioitis.
lust woek. or St Illiulta’li

furnish

 

news to or many fries a.

by Denman Thompson and George

manhunt» duo: to tho

. exo‘o‘llelico ‘6 he cast. with tho result

that the performance is as no'ar perfect
nslihuniauxoffm'ts out some. n all
star. out will be seen... . ,
William Saunders was flood ‘35. lot
drunkennens in the City Court today
Saunders belongs in Norwnlk ‘and lit'
told .hidgo' ”toting he has a ‘motiwi
thorn to taioo oat-o of. roam-day was
the first limo in six months, l-le said.
ho tasted iiq‘uor. and he promised his
Editor lhat if leniency worn shown 1w.
would be many! a six months oro ho
touched the slum more. .luilxe Young
suspended execution of the sentence:—
Statnford Advocat.
Governor Chamberlain has trillion in:-
lion in the following matters: Ad~
missidn of Carroll S. B Davis to the
Home for lncurnblos at Nowlngton;
appointment of Dr C. C. Godfrey. of
Bridgeport a commission to examine
into the mental condition of Thomas
Doran. a prisoner in tho. "Fairiloid
county Jail: tho. requisition otrillreoiiur-
or A. B. Beers. of thotloldlors‘ hos.
pltnl Board. for $1.000 for the rolls—
ious services at the Fitch Home for tho
yeai ending September 39 1903. " ,

The adiuinnt general llafligl'lulmd
leave of absence for one your from
December 20 will!) permission to 8’0
beyond the sea to Lieutenant Amou

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

« i’. Balms. of Now anm, battalion

aruumni, Second infantry, C. N. U

Tho adjutunt general has iiisprorod
the nomination of Quartermaster Sch
gsmnt James W .(‘ochran Got Stamford

Third infantry. C N. , as second
lieutenant. of Company He at. tho horn-w
inatiou was declined, Captain William
A Pratt has hooniottlored to call it
meeting oi the mombem for the pur-

posc of nominating a successor

_ «vYou will notico Lane on the win-

dow. you may not tlhd~liim“in "1164
store but there will be some one than

who will be very glad to show goods
and quote prices trusting to your moth

ory when You are out to buy tree orn

amonts. Bantu. Klaus. cats and dogs.

low kids. paper. caps, favors..lluylor‘s
candy, otc.,.oto. Lanes. ,
.Mr. and Mrs. L K. Phillipa. limi-
ford. Arnold Rona, C. W Richardson.
Mrs. A l A‘dlor‘ Miss" Dorothy Adler.
W. A l’urko. Louis Miller. .lunius n.
Sanford. New York; George L, Wins-
low, Parimrsbiurg, W. Va. I). L. For‘
full. W. (l. Shurroclis. C. Brows. Bos-
ton; (l. C. Mills, lthucu, N. .l‘.: F. A‘
Rogers. li.‘.lonos. Bridgeport; Mr. and
Mm S. Milton Stevens. South Nor-
nnlk: H. H. Hoyt. inbury, wort-
rocont guests at the Hotel Clifford. .
Thu ’i‘ircloss Workers of the First
Baptist Church hui'o‘tsocurcditho sou»
virus of friends in Dorian. East. Nor-
wailt. Cranbury and Strawberry Hill
to honirlbuto to an onliiriuinmout and
noroll y auction to ho given in ilio loo.
iuro room this week. Tho admission
is throo. potatoes. which they antici
unto the for fumed auctioneer. lloilla
min Allyn. of Ornnbury. will mainly
tranIforni into cash for tho.Christniaa
gift of tho Opportunity Circle in ros-
poniio to tho request iii the 'postofi It
rho November unit call“ that Mary
installer would contribuio‘ ilvo conic it
day from thattiiite to thozdih. toward
thoillllllidillion ill‘i lilo loll floating in-
dphtodnass of tho church
3. Edwin (7. dose». who stuftod from
WM. in: hamper for Foochoilii
China, to. lithium position as teacher
in the Ahgloic‘hinoso roll haul
ritixm dosariptim account), 3. his
ivivols to his father. Nov. .11. .w.
Janos pastor of tho fioutt‘tpoft Netting
unit church. Ono letter of litmus
mulled at Honolulu. r0 ovorad iho dis-
taIi't o and Insidentmfroni Him Mink
to Hawaii ii author of“ 17 Down
mailtvd mm ‘Iiitllll ma plum“
and “me tum viuits “It
or Walden.“ Iguana, alumni Iolotrd viowii
of scenery Io
Moulds and? iio unworthy of ovorit.
miseries: won ham: ii delightful.
y i: . .

, . ,
.- gums: or must-Imus. ,.
Miran: the only intuition“ liiitcl
. uni Va " _
IMAM.“- :“i lbw uIIdtlt
" ' ‘ mofgfioo dudd
out. on tits

 
 

 

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of
ultra. B. Lockwood. -,

good c t t. is looked forward to by ‘,
a“ e: 0f- the ‘spot‘t. "PM Moll-3‘

mpiiailiu ,
New Yori‘t city, is now xettlns. along :.
Vory nicely. the operation having been 3
entirely oucoossi’ul. which. is sood 53

~‘-’l‘lis 'auooosa everywhere achieved

Ryer’s groatost of all‘ character pin a, ‘2
“9m- Now Ninistonii which South Nor-
walk noes again at North; on‘ Decors ‘

out for Coughs. Colds. Lroup and

satchol‘s. telephones green snakes. yei~ .

 

that Willi ill! Will

.iiquiiIct‘lop of any other ominous .

A. mm‘I (“2 ‘37.
. :“fl' .~

 

pd Uicomtodii‘lionii‘ils take ‘.
'whoio system lilac magic in. s“ 0014,“

l25 DOSES 50c

Gap and é'glourwme the

50 DOSES 25c.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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Ladder Company film I Bride. Igniting 'llfoubiI. ,
Samuel 1) Hull. ex foreman of Moy- Refined minim. umeudod at the re
flower-Hook and Ladder Company, 3331' quest of Attorney Stiles Judson. Jl‘l‘.‘
Miss Violotta silcox daughter of Mr counsel for the plaintiff. were. filed in
and Mrs. William A. hiicox. of 30 Van ‘tho court of common New by Judge
moat sifroot: were (totally married 3t Bishop in tho action of isabolloV
7 o'clock Friday queuing, lit um Moth Shallor against Rev. Charles Seymour
odiut parsonage ln Rovian street East Bullock in which the clergyman was
Norwalk by Rev Edward;0u£1nmg. acquitted on tho change of being the
ham. Tho brldo and groom were an fathor of Mirth Shaiiors child ,
compunlud by the. Kl‘oom's brother 0! 24 requiem for chimavs 22 ms
533.3333, Bull. Mil-by Miss Mary 1333., granted in full. one in part and one it
sett as bride" s-maid. The bride woro denied, the latter bolng a refusal to
a tailor morn gown of biuo. with hat to Strike ’oul. tho word "not" in an im-
match and Miss 33339:}, were 3 light poriant paragraph, on the ground thal
gun, the word had been included in the

filter the ceremony areooption was chm-so to the jury. even if it. had not
heldvat the homo of the bride. about been heard, by the inrors or iho sten-
liftoen members of the families balm; OSNPMIF The paragraph is question

present. Mr. and Mrs Hui. had their will read! ,

aparuncutn all prepared for them in "ii it! not necessary {Or you to find
mast Nor-walk. and did not leave town before: you can render a verdict for the
on any “.tour ‘ ’ plaintiff that she has been constant in
hortleclarat10n6,und that when in lhr
pains of child birth Bill) ulildo tho tie
clarations ’ '

Thovwoud "not" hadbeon inserted by
Judae Bishop. in ink in tho minim.
having been omitted by tho stonotrtr
phor in that report of. tho case. This.

 

W
. MOTHERS BE CAREFUL
of the health of your children. iioolt
Whooping Cough. Stop them in limo
'-—0no Minute Cough Cure is the best
remedy. 4-Hurmlosii and pleasant
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy. "

iNVENron-OF THE mop.

Mi Editor: 1 road rocimtly in
your paper an interesting articlo on
motor spat stiir fish and mops. The
vrllcr stated that Mr Thomas. of Not
Huron. .was tho inventor oi the mop
'He may have been tho iirsi :0 non iL
to‘ catch stars on the python .. but
tho original invanloi was u: :r on
‘he cor/eminent vessel oiilit i l' u.- Filth
Hawk that is engaged in dimlglng tho
ocean bottom. etc it was found im
poasihlo to catch any specimens on
the rocky button), and it, was than tho
mop tor tanglo). canto into use for

the first: time.
MR. WEBSTER.
Huntington. ’h l.‘

A CERTAIN CURE FOR GROUP.
Whonnt child shows symptoms of
croup there is no timo to experiment ‘
with new remedies, no matter how
highly they may ho. recommended.
There is one preparation that can al-
ways he depended upon. it has hunt
in use for many years and has never
been known to ,fIii -:viz. Chamberlain is
Cough Remedy. Give it. and a quick
cure to sure to follow: Mr M. F
Compton of Market. Texas. says of ii.
"l have 1 used Chamberlain‘s Cough
Remedy in autism cam of croup with
my children. and can truthfully say it
aiwnyngives prompt relief." For sale
by StillIon-Powol Corporation. Clifford
Pharmacy Pierce» Brldxo Pharmacy.
ileum” Pharmacy,

Christmas Presents.

axons. 509 or.
union oLoVII. It or.
innuendo) “Willie .ur.‘

c on: MAN’S
“Nil" Mon.
to North MI!» Strut. tooth Namath.

lllln ’I II hit
3’ Int” rtlhflong. “

,naiiiiiftlr uri‘famcu
Mtiibliiu tinny

. ‘ Wu non

Nutiro iii 11th xirun thiit tho. all

apt feature in tho uppoui..

 

A PLEASANT PILL.
No pill is as pleasant and positive
as Bertt's Little Early Risers. Ilo

 

Certificate

Raduction of:§apiiai Stock
This Central food Company

We. the undersigned. a majority oi
the directors of The Control Food
Company. acorpOrntion organised un-
der the statute laws of the State 0|
Connecticut and located in the Town
of Norwalk. in said State,

Hereby certify. that ata meeting of
the stockholders of Said corporation
specially warned for that purpose and
hold at said Norwnlk. in said State.
on the 30th day of Nmombor. 1904.
the authorized capital stool: of said
corporation was reduced from the sum
‘of fifteen thousand (915.000) dollars
to the sum of ten thousand ($10. 000)
dollars. and the number of shares oi
tho capital stock was proportionately
decreased from turtle hundred shares
common to two hundred aharos com-
mon, by I resolution adopted at said
meot‘lnz by a two- thirds vote of all
tho outainnding stock. a copy of which
resolution is as follows:

Resolved. Thai. the capital stock or

The Control Food Company he and the
name is hereby induced from the sum
of fifteen thousand dollars to tho sum
of ten thousand dollars. and that tho
iinmbof of shares of the capital stock
ho proportionately docroasod from
tum hundred shares to two hundred
iiharoa. and that the certificate of in-
horporstion ot said company he Ind
tho same is hereby unsound and
changed accordingly “
5 And We do further certify that tho
“curds oi the corporation contain a
complete lint of all the stockholders
who voted in favor of said resolution
to rotiut-o'tho capital stock.

 

 

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do? of November 1904
HNittii BENNETT.

 

mm in i nounsnznnurr
mafia“ t3 Amid? 1‘ d 1' ”"3 svnvss'rnn HUN'l‘..
w'oug v IWNING, M61». A Moiorliy of the Directors.

State. of Cuuumlif". County or I‘m-
iialti. ourfiflui Natal .‘oi’iinthof 30th.

.1904
I”Porrimaliy appeal-Lu Hoary i. huh
“8 yivutsfi Built. In Edmund
33nd. it militarily of tits tractors of
The Control Food Company. and made
outllto tho truth of tits rimming out»
tincsto. by them stimulik before me.
ideal l " .isJONNH Lit} til-1T. =
Notary Public.
.Apnroved murmur 8.1904.
on» .d it. than sour
~ in Parson
Iotiout. Dillon of tho

 
 

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few the mom of colours and tho

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Which may mostly i'tiliw before said
roosting

8AIIUEL IliCiiAitps WEED.
. Conrado"-

, .Citv instants-nix oi ,
south Norwiiik Conn.

Mind '

 

3: , in Odd Designs. 'il‘lo to 20c.

l‘unsrrv

3 \l1
,H '3‘

Ext-Foreman oi Mayflower Hook and inoci'tio‘it of Duo Word May cam ln- ‘

says Mr. Judson. will form an import ,

Will's Uttie Early Risers are so mild .
and effctive that children-delicate lad-
ies and woalt peoplo enjoy their Clean
sing effect while strong proplo so
they am the best liver pills sold. Sold
by 'i‘h‘a Clifford Pharmacy.

Dated at Norma, aforesaid. this 30th 4”.

 
 
 
 
 

' Milly tl‘tt‘i Ifordxoiii it;
it into so ill Mord in this oillos.
‘ ”Min 1 approval

orough
Store

 
 

D‘AlN'i".Y GLASS WARE.

m

M9 in
. ‘i‘iqui mini:
also thlI hoild
‘ till

 
 

' " la . sum
- i1 26 ”duodenum:

in.” illicit- hoavy el‘nbl‘iiili titrated" authors 1‘ '5

 

 

3 cm 3
Cups. Saucers. Bread ,l’laios, Saucec

Q Dishes. Chocolate Cups. Cream Pitch
. ors, etc., from 19c to 20c.

and»

3 FRAMED Plc‘fUREB.
The finest assortment in tho city
at the lowast prices: . (Coo east win-
dow) " '3' ~‘r .,

PICTURE FRAMINC. 3
Bring tho‘ Picture with you when
you want to choose a Frame. or let us
send'for it. * * ‘

 

SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles. with fixtures

' 10c.

Brass Extension Rods. i0c.

Cloth Window Shades, good fringo.
25c. ,

Wall Papers, artistic‘matoriuis.

~—---

We gird the Hunt Stumps.

——-———

L H Decker

87 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk,-Conn. I

 

 

A wise: canisrmas

makes a happy one. One of the wis-

to
START A BANK ACCOUNT.

You Work for your money. Malta your
money work for you. Como to tho

SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK

and make a deposit. it will be set
to work for you and earn int crest. You
will be surprised how soon a little sum
grows into. a big one after you once
make tho start. ,

m: scum NORWALK
a ma: BANK
UNITED BANK BUILDING.

Tfl‘Ni .

 

”UT" NORW‘M-K, CONN.
ORGANIZED 1882.

Iolloltn Militia of indlvliiiiIII. man
ii‘fIIturIfI. mfIiisntI Ind corporation-
iniou fIvafaIiI «fins. “ .

IDWI‘N lil‘. ‘MAYNIWOON.PM
JOHN H. KNAPP. VIII-Dru
JACOB Ill. LAVTGN, Bum"

 

reunion.)

'n°.?"‘" DOICI‘OD Dillilll' '7. 'b‘
IILV NH I‘M .'...............ilo Iii.

Pit“? :‘B’l' no ........7o lb.
nouns" Ziliiiiiiillilii'iéé lb.
WIAKriIi-i ................ioo is

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

.NA AP" In li‘otollbaltlllli‘oo “,-
WHOLE SALMON ........ 100 ill.
‘ I KMLMQNN ... ”and“???

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IMPQ TSP GERMAN ’

itinerant union, in detail; can only notc

est thing you can do at this season is ’

Bill Nllllillll Bill]

WITH .‘
mull] 3 3100.000.00
Surplus. 3100.00000
”.4 m1‘4‘om‘500m0900

. 3W
DIIIIGTORN
I. it. norm» John H.
Hull» II. Knapp Hoary y'nioiir
IIIR. m HIM Muoiuwmmi- .
Christin 3mm J. wuim MINIB
3 , rm; II. Million.

 
 

, lush. not shy in the Jowslry line. but Furnltdrs also. and it ,,
d‘ , . ,.

3 Is, vory slicer iinon.

Ladies; .h‘emaiitche ‘omhroldsr‘eu.
also. ominoidar. ..50il lured bandit
chiefs» We 9 ,sortinent at 25c. .

Ladios’ plain hefiast‘itchod and fancy
embroidered hand orchiefs, at 12%c.
the. ills such. '
Chllilro‘ns initial and plain hand-
horehiuils. it dozen in a box, at 25¢ a

hEA‘i'i-IER 0Com .

n.5, VJ: Y; DESCRIPTION
D'wc‘ out it no.“ to out Millie
lé Chrilitmwl. stock of outlier
goods' with. waioould toil' you at tho

 

 
 
 
 

AIM"
hundred titles in t lips:3 3
t a lot lasts it y ,3 ,
t am at 50¢ “a volatile H
volumos or. the World's no it
handsomely bound

800KB FOB ‘BOYS , _
BD‘OKB‘ FDR GIRLS

Special edition of gi
tifullybo und
The poets in handsoi‘n
leather bindings ,
A tine attainment of.
Toy boolts by tho til,

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

I ‘Thosn are dressed dolls in a“
dolls not dressoir siespld l~
dfillaithat :fizor store»‘
at am. comp 9" 9.9.9:

Youll be pleased with th

single or d Augie dxrlety of affix-ass“
raise it unuau y n

wag“; fi‘é‘fig’gfi bags, “qu ill Variety of prattliy dmsod
sums shaped black toolbar hand With 9’9“ that. 096““
bafs‘i. with. leather handle, lined in mi? undressed dolls, , ..

Incine, :1. I Dressed dolls with light and

Black and brown loathe‘r wrist bass. hair, dressed with stilts and Ni;
braided leather handle, moire lined, on fabrics. extremely prettfi’a

31.89 . » 3 4150 and i193.

83—85 WASHINGTON 8T. SOUT NOR

a‘ few oi the} many wonky bargains as
ollll ace is limited.

to eat. leather nurses in black, tan.
scoop and. brown. 25c
Ladies? in nookct books,
doubio purse‘fi. 50c.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Millinery

A DISCOUNT OF 25 PER DENT. ON ALL TRIMMED AND UNT
MED MILLINERY. «
STAMPING DONE TO ORDER.

9 S. TILLOTSON’S‘. .
so WASHINGTON smear. count nonwALit.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

la a lil-
liig line of Mission furniture just received
for the holidays.

Raymond 6- Son

46 and 43 Main Street Norwaik.

IM’

'that yOu could earn more money with your brains than with ‘you
That a term spent in SARTAIN' 8 COLLEGE will prepare you for In
lent positlon? That a good paying. position awaitI you if you grid
‘ w. Guarantee PoIitlonI.
DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL.
BOOKKEEPING, SHORTHAND. TELEGRAPHY,
iNG. ELO QUTION- .

MECHANICAL oil-Aw

V‘iri

 

GOOD COA‘L IS ONE OF ‘THE CHEAPEST ‘l’HlNOG
WON-.LD POOR COAL l8 ONE OF THE DEAREBT. DUI
I8 EXO IDINGLY CHEAP AT THE PRICE.
NO HIGHER THAN THE. POOR COAL PRICE.
CLEAN FROM SLATE AND DIRT.

run HARRIS & GANS co ' 

cilia Ind yard. 68 Waist Itraatmoiitii Norwalk.

Toisphono Mil MM. , ..
BRANCH OFFICE. W. U. TELEGRARH DFPIOIi . 2 M. M ini

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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OLD DOMAIN?! {.4510}! d: JHDDO

'AL

Damiano iiv runs out.” in

$6 00 per torn

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

Jewelry 0n Credit."

' Oiii' many «indicators will lie pleased to learn that in him
airs Jamil-y Dgpaftntont to our Itoro. We have n this
WItonsu, Chains. what's. Jilin“, sic. which can he had on t
. credit II oar Furniture. We are making spacial Modulation?

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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