.50.; 1.1.5.1.. . . lilo 41cc :1. 111.: 4-30 p. 111. ,B .dltol'lu'l Room. Inuit Offloli‘. Homolk. pdw block to be erected by the I 'walk Club will prove a desir- South Norwaik it will be a . f gratification to the members i" eblub us w'ell as others, to know handsome 1119111 to those Who have entered Toto the plan for the erection - 1. ...—. timer is the only negro to achieve distinction among American artists He appeared at the . stltut‘e a few years ago, penulless but 1 bumps, and secured a hearing He showed signs of talent and was made“ editor, with privileges of using odd bits of canvas and discarded paints. When he was not scrubbing the floors he was studying the work of. the painters. In 1900 he 1' c-ivcd a diplo« ,' ma. «. Then he went to Texas, iiiught school, saved every penny of his mon- veyand went abroad. When he came backhe had the sketches of- nine ' paintings, one has lost. completed 1 them. ‘ ‘ Burton Smith, of the Georgia bar. tells the Atlanta Contitutlon that he had a talk with the President last week and accused him of stealing Democratic thunder, espcially in his foreign policy. “'He flashed his teeth at me‘wlth a ‘ most dazzling‘smile," reports Lawyer Smith;"‘an(l said: ‘Yes, sir. you are right. Had Andrew Jackson been alive in November and looked at the two platforms without knowing which was blob he would have gone no furthcl the Panama canal question, and have been for the party favoring e canal!" 1 Chills after PXCIHCISL‘ bolting food' and the reckless use of apollonts and pills are given as the principal cous~ es of appendicitis by Dr Joseph Kidd A word to the bolter and pill taker ' should. be sufficient. But the man who overheats himself and cools off‘ sud- denly'may require practical - demon: stratlon. ~__V_..*_..__ The, parishioners of Chllsi Church. West Haven. hove accepted a slit of. $25,000 proposedl-hy Mrs. Lucy Board- 111111 toward the‘erectiou of a church edifice. Sensible parishioners. The Rev. Anson P. Stokes shows his good taste in preferring to remain , secretary of Yale I1'.11'1ve1sity rather thbn to accept the rectorul'c of St. "Paulie school. Don't be surprised if aquatic wild 1“ ' 'foM happen to be found nifllly miles inland. The cold and ice 011 the sound has driven the birds toward shore. , ' V8 righteously, Me‘ridcu has de- ', clde hereafter to employ only' native 110111.911 naturalized citizens in its nul- niuipal departments. The olelghingfscason Is likely to last. Apparently. there is more snow "to‘colno. 1 ‘1 N And now Itcckvlile is inhaled with _ the-idea of owning its electric lighting 1111an _ ‘ ,wrm pawns BATHS ATV ' Arrnac'nvs PRICES. ' 3...... ACCEPH L. WALZ, Prom, A1110 _ 'Bi‘oprietor Hotel Mahackomo. . W Telephone 398. " 1 ‘ fortress cannVV rurnnasr. “ Catholic 1111.11.01 Norws ,oh Monday evening at the club house ' Selected. entertaining music.‘ .er. served by Caterer F A. Luna. of South , Anniversary; Next Monday. Each Lincoln’ 11 Day night. the Oatho- . lie Club of Nol'ivctk, uulobrnios the anniversary or the birth of the grant martyred president. Till lcbrntiou takes the form of a bbail lull. ' always 1111111111111 1 speecbéu. will the. elnmmm 1 The Catholic Club will celebrate its eighth annual banquet of this nature in West avenue. and this one bids fair 1 to tank with all of the preceding func- tions. so well known. Below is given the program of 111.110.11.11. for this no casion: The Catholic Club. 1. Rev. James H. O'Donnell. Lincoln, Prof. Henry Wade Rogers. Dreams. ‘ Hon. George E. Hill. lion. Homer 8, Cummings. The Knight and the Lady, Hon William J. Neely; Our Responsibilities. Dr. Carl Axel Harstrom. In addition to the speeches there will be a fine entertainment program, in which D1'.R M Wolfe, Thomas F Cole and Joseph McMahon, will par- ticipate l Through the dinner, the Jerome May! Banjo Club. of Bridgeport. will play 'Thc committee ltasyworked on the various details tori the fundtiou with the greatest diligeuCel and their efforts will undoubtedly meet, 1 with cat success ‘ l loan dyor John J..Oavnna1;h 01' Sdutl 'Norwnlk,‘ will be the t‘oastmast- l ,il‘hc menu will be prepared and Norwalk. HIGHWAYS BLOCKED sv SNOW. Goose- Hlll Residents Cannot commu- 1111113111. With Outer World. Residents or (loose Hill are stalled I The heavy snow storms have blocked the highway. (loose lllllcrs are nine , ed in it bad fix; snow bunks tour to; ten feet high fill the road For tilled. or four miles along this road floul1 Wiuulpauk avenue, there are aboutl a dozen dwellings and taxable propcr'ty lo‘ the amount of $40 000 Citizens pay taxes to the town of Norwalk for pro , lection but there is none as long not the highway (the only outlet) is bloc-k 1 ed. The first sciectman has c asked to try and make this road passa- b‘l c and this is said to be the answer I "We will keep town highways open] as far as the mail l'tou c is collccmcd and no more." Citizens who do 11011 reside along the. line 01 rural delivery" . may be snowed under but they must pay the cash just the some to help dig others out of snow banks. Citizens are reaiiypcllncd up by the snow—- away from the person. from the dOclni‘,i 110111 the baker and gloom—«lull bard- iy ‘get to the gun wad factory and the fur mill seems 11 long way off yet. We do‘ not wish to ask the first sclectuluu to attend to this matter, but we. do ask» the people. of the Town of Norwalk,‘ lhrou'rh their Board of Sublelnleu, to make the Goose llill road passable Taxpayer. COLLISION AT SOUTH KENT. Freight Engineer and Conductor Are Severely injured. SOUTH KENT, Feb. itwlu a head" on collision late yesterday afternoon between a nortll'liouud lllllk train and a south boulld extra freight, both cu- .ciucs were smashed, several cars were wrecked and Engineer Barclcy and Conductor Warner of the freight were severely injured and taken lo the Dunbury Hospital. The cause of the accident is not. known, bill it. is slated lllat it was due to a misunderstanding of orders. Happening as it did op- pcslte a siding, regulal trains were not held up as they were able to go around the wrock.’1‘ho wrecker was sent. for and after several hours' work lilo wreck was cleared away. i 1 I I I VESSEL BURIED IN iCE. NORFOLK, \‘a.. Feb, 11. ——Tbc wreck of the Boston schooner D M. Anthony, lost at False (.‘upc, Va., somei ‘llxs ago. now lies almost entirely bur-1 lcr 111 about 800 tons of ice.Tl101 burial of a vessel in such a 11111111101 1 Was never known to occur on iiiitvll, 1011111 before The ice. piled fl'oml eight to tell feet upon lilo \Vlceliclii rebooucr leaving only a small per-lion if the after part of the vessel visible ‘ I‘ho great. weight of the ice unused the I schooner to sink In the sand seven feet 1 by 1nor,c and there is little of which she can be stripped. STORM. lN THE WEST. WASHINGTON. bob. ll w'l‘ho Weather Bureau repol to allow that the 1 Illld general snow storm within 1th last ten days has set in over Kansasi .llui Nebraska and the lower Mississip' , 1iV11Iiey. Tilo'ltorms. accompanied by considerable snow and fill exironu I cold snap continues ill the Middle; Rocky Mountain region. the nearest' approach to the present lolltlilious‘ ”gyro having occurred ill licbruury i .19. 'JAPANEGE MVAKE A CAPTURE. TOKIO F‘cb i p.111 m.—-Tiie .1le i to Observe 1. 1l1111u Lincoln to ibc prcscllt, 'bIHIUil by two violins. played by 111cm- : selltod to all who attend. new class will be added to thc'school , lion and music. Absolutely I'll re IIAS Ila SUBSTIME HOPES To RETAIN HOLD. Vatican WIII Consider Question of Pro- tectorate Over Catholics. . ROME Feb. ll.~Aili1ougb the bill before the French Chamber of Depu- tié’s providing for the separation of Church and State in France is expect ed to pass the Vatican authorities still hope to retain through the question of the protecto rate over Catholics ill the East. No gotiniions on the. subject occurred at the end of 1900,111111 lilo beginning CI 11101, when the sultan of Turkey. w'bose relations with France at that time were strained, informed the pope that he intended to accredit a repre- sentative 10 the Holy Soc. When Em peror Vi 111111111 went to Jerusalem he urged the sultan to do so, and through llalon con llertlln who was sent on a special mission to Rome, tried-to per- Hllitilp lilo. pope to accept the oultan'u ot‘l‘cr.t‘1urdiuni Rampolla, then pupal St'ttl‘“(lllil,\ of suite, is understood to have taken the ground that the action of the sultan was merely 11 move to displease F11111cc,so tho pontiff l'ctus- ed. No ow, it is asserted at the Vail- can. matters may take a dliiercnt turn 4......_ ...._. .__-W. SPECIAL CHURCH SERVICES. South Norwalk Baptist Arrange for Evants Next Sunday. The services in the South Noru'all. Baptist Church. llt'.\t Sunday will b. of 11 special cilaruciir. 'l‘hu scrluo'. topic in the morning will be "The Do 1111 unis of New Corulltious“ A sermon lllal will consider the progress 01 Christianity, from the birth of Ailill'li; with do mlllitions today and who. iilcy c 111 for. 111 the Sunday School. “Lincoln Day" will 111111111 it a spcciu session. Special music. Ily choir 11:. unaly sis of c. hers of school. Souvenirs will be pro another in Ol‘tlf'i to provide for KI‘OWIIH. 121 the cveuinr' the topic of Hcr:1non “Jc '1-us and PM L(111.11 Pr'oepeliiy” itll in st'i'ics of Jesus and the Social qucs lions. The ordinance of Baptism 11!. close. of service with special dccora SPECIAL SERVICE TOMORROW NIGHT. While all the scrvures at the First Melllodlsz Church tolllol'row will be of spot-1:11 character. that ol the cvcu.111. will be. the first at. which the South Norwulk section of the Evangelism Chorus will appear. The chorus 11u1111 hers seventy persons, and ii is ca ported that upwards of fifty will be ‘01: the platform, and lend a brief son solvicc. using the new book which wt! be employed ill the union work begin nlup, the link, when Mr. Meredith wil. be ill charge. Tomorrow night Mr;- Fi'llllt'f‘fi ilcntlrlifntoll will direct tin chorus. The choir will 111:th l'rud'v. speeinl'llulsic. 'l‘llo preacbcr of lllt' m’t‘llillil, as of the morning will be, :11. 11012191111101.» '1‘ Br.ow11 hi 1 Brown is pastor of a large «black in lil‘uldi. 1.to\vn the. scat of Wesley 'au llnivelsity and prcucllos each Sunday building 111 the large student body of tile Ullivcr slty as part of his congregation. 1111' well as to the. professors of the Inuit 11111011. A slrong presentation 01 gospel truth may therefore be or. pool (1111‘110 evening topic will be is but" Vtorib Living! RUSSIA STRIKE EXTENDS. ST. l’itTiCllSlllJlttl. Fob. it, 3:10 p. M ~—’I‘llc strike extended this morning to lessuor‘ s Ticlmaus and a number of other works. The men remain (pilot and llritl-l'luinctl‘mul declare they will not yield until they win the fight. for an eight hour day. A large 1111111111-11' of troops are posted about the Vibol'l: and Newuky quarters The Mine Owners Association rc plying to the assertion that the own- wol'c excluding workmen by wholesale from the minus over that they were unable. to take back work- man at some of tho minus except ill llbull numbers until the 1111111111111 vi:- culling from their inactivity is ropnil' (NI MEN'S CHRISTIAN INQUIRY CLUB. Last Sunday Mr, 1.111111 gave. an In- limes a hold on France 1 anode cup'tlll'cd 11111 eminence south of lemming and mmgoalive 111111 on Home Uhangcblchia 0“ 'I‘lllllmlllv morning. Porvldcnlial Characters 111 American February 9. driving of! two companies 1111111111. which was followed by 11m 1111. “ day 111111. " were boiled after the bu lie of Balkan of Russian infantry. The. Russians, have continued shelling Mold Marshal Qy'amus center and left since Thurs The ilussluu deml who lat totalled two i|.lousand The Jun- uucso on that occasion captured two “ thousand rifles. WW CORTELYOU BUCCEEDS WYNNE. wasluuo'rou. Fob ”9‘3“"? rel mwiha statement was made public at the White House today: ""1111: members of tile Cabinet. have ill tendered their meditations a u on the 11111111 or ‘March they will 11,1 be 1101111111111 (I lnr reappointment With 11,111 exception of M1'.W\11uc.wlio is to be. appointed culmulcouernl 111 111111. ion. lvir Cori clyou will be nominal. 1111,1111 Mart-b illh for l’tiailllilsitf-rs (loner. ‘ 1‘ T mil-y 1o blotc- his 11 mast is 11 might iv protested: I ' lllll, lull general discussion. Tomorrow iMr. t-Iwurtu takes Moilaululml the Pro pilot of 111111111,111u sublet-l assigned for illu dnv All men are lul'dinliy tn- l'lied to attend and participate in those 'nlootinnu which 111-11 held twcry Elunday noon in the south Norwulih iongrc- national Church Fifisl’, M. E. CHURCH. Tomorrow the services will be of a special character The. Rev. Francis '1‘. Brown. of Mlddletoivn. (301111., co copying the pulpit both morning and evening. The class meeting in the morning will take the form of a pray or meeting. At lili’i evening service a chorus of fifty voices will land in 11 short voriite of Hill" and pinion JA N591; TREATY SIGNED. WAS lNG’I‘ON, l’cll. 1114- Secretary ”1131 today signed with Mr. Taknllira. 111W January's 11.11.1111 an arbitration to United States eluilV I WALTHAM WATCHES are the best. mechanical preclsv too, perfect. material and careful finish are the features that have made Waltbaanatchos the best in the World. 111 gold, gold filled and sliver cases at ' A. W. Austin‘s, 40 Wall St. Norwailt, Conn. WWW I I POPULAR AMUSEMENTS. .......,-.c1...c.....1.....4.......... HOY1.T’S THEATRE. ONE DAY ONLY. SATURDAY, FEB, 11TH. MATINEE AND NIGHT. ~ w. c. NANKEVILLE'S SUPREME success “Human Hearts” A True Story Fro‘in‘LIl'c ENTED'IN DRAMATIC FORM. Complete Scenic Eulprusnt. Capable Company of Players. Startling Mechanical Devices. ‘ 'PRICES: Matinee ....... ., 10c, Night ....... 2511,3511, Seats on sale, Tuesday. Feb 7. 25c 50c -flmw 1 IVIOYT’ S THEATRE. ONE SOLID WEEK Commencing Matinee Lincoln’s Birth. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13TH. Return of the Favm’ite . JOHN A. HIMMELEIN'S BIG COME- DY COMPANY, “THE IDEALS” Augmented by ‘ HOWSON’ S FAMOUS BAND AND ORCHESTRA, Presenting a Repertoire of Complete Scenic Productions including Monday Evening—am the Heart of the Storm. Tuesday Evening—«Slaves of the Mines Nednesday Evening—Foggs Ferry. Thursday Eveningm-Klng of the Desert ride" Honing—Back Among the Old Folks. Saturday Evening~Dsrk Side of a Great City. 1 . MATINEES MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. Extra Vaudeville Features. Splendid Music. PRICES: Mailnces .......... . ........ 10c, 20c Evenings ........... 10c, 20c 301: Tuesday Evening. LADIES’ NIGHT. Friday Evening, AMATEUR NIGHT. Seats on Sale Thursday, February 9111. Board of Reliefi Notice is hereby given that the Board of Relief of the Town“ of Nor— \‘fllil will meet at. their ofllce, Opera “louse. Block, on \l'cdnosduy. ll‘eb. ist. 13105, from 2 o'clook until 4 o‘clock p. Saturday. l"cb lib. from 2 until o'clock p. pr: Wednesday evening. l'cb. 1,1111, fronll " until 9 o'clock: Stillll‘~ lay, 1114111111. from 2 until 4 o‘clock 11. n1.; Wednesday evening. Feb. 16111; (rem 7 until 9 o'clock; Tuesday, Feb. :Iist, from 2 until 1 o'clock p. n1., for the purpose of hearing and determining any. and all appeals. made to them from the doing of tile Assessors on list if lilo-L They will also meet with the. As- sessors as 11 joint boul'd Tuesday. Feb. 3.,lst at 4 p. 111. ,for the purpose of shot. 1111 the polls of sick and disabled per- one, 11.: JAMES Sif'i‘llERbAND. JARVIS KELLOGG. (‘ilAlll ii S W ”11.1.11 Hound of Relief, Town of Norwalk 120 if South Norwalk Board of Reliefi, m Notice is hereby given that the Board of 11111111 of the City of South Nol'wnlk, will uncut (111 Wednesday,‘ January 25, 1905, at 7:30 o'clock to 11 p. 111.; Saturday, February 4, 1905, from 2 to Ii o'clock p. 111.: Wednesday, Feb- 'dress her hair low; “111' 1 ”Housekeeping: " milk, one well beaten 91111.11 sifted with a heaping teaspoon of upk- lug powder. a half cup of finely- chopped dates Have ready hot gem puns fill ter and 11111111 thilty minutes in a mod- erate own The woman with along llcck should materially the apparent length. dressed low seems to shorten want to dress herhalr in this way on- loss she wants to seem to have no neck Why is it a woman doesn‘t at all. seem to herself when she looks in the milror as she does to others who look upon her. The "Kcramic" studio" says that an ancient Roman pottery has been brought to light in the recent exc11va~ lions near Milan. in addition to the beautiful pottery found were account books, the records being made with a pointed instrument on glazed tiles When one sees the very full skirts, of the dressy gowns she wonders what her walking skirts will be. They must be full about the feet but they will be‘ 1 stitched down close for below the hips A Very neat design has a plain from a clusrer of three plaits stitched Cities on either side of this front. and' plain the rest of the way except at the, center back where an inverted triple box 11' all provides sufficient fuluess to give .graceful lines when walking. The very wide side breadtlls are circular, making comfortable fulllcss 111.1110 110111. AV mount point (1’ cspl 11 gown is hung 11 pink taffeta lining which is first, veiled with cream colored chiffon. ‘llle fed for c'nlnled linings is grow- ing .111 fast that the shops ale with dif iiculty keeping their supply of the res dy allude ones always complete and yet 11 great many have theirs made by the family drossmnker. PRESIDENT TO RECEIVE EDI- T ON i WASHINGTON Feb. il——P1esldeut Roosevelt has been ill conference with John A, Slclchcl', of New York, pres dent of the. National Republican Edit~ orinl Association, which will hold its annual convention in this city at the ‘ new Willard 11011.11 on Wednesday, March 8111. The president will i'c\'1';\'t' the editors at the. Willie House on that «lute. The convention will be opened with an address by Senator Dcpcw, of New York. and Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks; will give. a TermlllOll . at their residence in honor of the uni centre. A. O Bullncll of the Dans vlllc N. Y. Mddveriiscr secretary of rho 111.01 1.111011 has issued the call- for the- fll'illlf' ring and has invited e111: h of the. thirty Republican .statc edlt~l orial tlssmziuiions 111 the country send five delegates. PANAMA COMMISSIONERS MEET. PANAMA. Feb. 11,—Cheif Justice l’once iwllo yesterday was appointed by the i’llnamnn government joint 101111111 s11 Loner with Frederick Boyd to act with Dr. Charles A L. Reed, of Cincinnati. and Thomas T. (loll, of Washington. joint conlnlissiimcl's for the United States in L‘Olliielllnll'ii’lll suits for land required by the United States government in the bui'dinu of the. Panama Cauall resigned the some (lay and was succeeded by Dr. les 11.000110. The conmiissluncls hold their first meeting today. 1 Here Is a new recipe for corn goals which I have borrowed from "Good ‘ Blend thoroughly in .Iho order mentioned two cups of sweet. unlock of, suit, one. tablcslloonful brown sugar, a tablespoon of 11111111.. syrup, two table spoons of melted butter, one cup of 1 ladies meal and one cup of wheat flour When very light stir in each about threeqllnl'lcrs full with the bat- lt shortens very Hair the length of any woman’s neck. and so the woman with very little. neck doesn't t0: Cllnr- ? FIFTEEN Extraordinary 11119111113 Placed on sale today. 0 The items and prices here on sale are for One Day Only. a No, 1.———Bcst American. Pcrcaies, soft ii'nisb, all styles, worth lBléc 9c. « No. 2 ty, 75c. .mBlack, Navy and Brown Broadcloth, our regular dollar quali- No.’l . 't—Whitc. Mercerizcd Waistlngs all new spring styles regular 20c, 1212c. No 4 .~Yard Wide Black Taffeta Silk for Shirt Waist Sults,rcgula1' $1 35, $1. 00. No. I 5.——li‘ine Bleached Sheets, 72 in. by 90 in., regular 50c, 35c] i No. G.——All Trimmed Hats, regular prices up to 83:50. V$1..00 No. 7.-——Whito Mercerized Madras Waists, new spring styles, regu— lar $1. 50, $100 No, 8.—Ladies' Dress Skirts, plain and trimmed. regular prices up. to $8.50, $5.00. No. 9.-—-Ha.nd Lamp complete, regular price 25c, 150. I i - No lO.~—Lndlos' Collar and Cult Sets, regular 25c (colored), ‘ 3‘119150 . .. ..,_ .. I No, lIWLadics' Silk Belts, value 35c. Sale 25c. .- l i I No. No. 12.--John Clark’s Five Cord Spool Cotton. white only, 2c spool. 13.-——Ladies’ Handkerchiefs, pure linen, lace and hemstitched, va- lue 25c Sale 90, 3 fer 251:. No 11—11911 s Fine All Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, value 25c. Sale 125110. .\'0. ion-Ladies Vests, sizes 4. 5, 6, 8. 9. these garments are slight. Iy spotted goods of our 50c line, to-close, 29c. l 1 i THIRTY NINE PERSONS KILLED- lied leaving the dead and wounded " i The gVVovelnor added that no other VResolt of the AttaCK at Katnerlnen :‘1 ‘ had been reported. and that ”on Works at Lodz. louict had been restored ill the city _ ‘ i’lhci'c are $511000 men on strike on 1.011Z Russian Poland, heb. 11. —~ the SOsnoviCn district. The covclnor in an interview with the correspondent of the Associated Press this morning said: My oilicial reports from Sosnovlcc (show "that thirty-nine persons welc ,killed and thirty-six wounded. eigb- 1 Vtuen of them were seriously hurt, in , the conflict at the Klltherincn Iron SOLVENT NOTICE. I District of Norwalk ss. Probate ',Court Janualv20tbA.D.,1905. Norwalll‘l‘h‘ said District deceased. , The Court of Probate for the Dis~ ' trict of Norwaik, hath limited and 111‘ Works on Thursday. The trouble be- towed six months from the date hermf can when a large body of strikers for the creditors of said Estate to ex- tried to force the furnace men of the 11113114119” claims for settlement iron wmks to put out the tires and Those who neglect to pi‘escut their‘ join ibe. suike. The mob became vio .11 counts, properly attested within said 11-111 broke down a fence and forced time, will be dchnrred :1 recovery. Alli an entrance into the works which persons indebted to said Estate are' were guarded by two companies of in- , requested to make immediate payment funil'y The officers ordclcd the. to ‘11-'oud to leave. but they reins-.011 Sud- FREDERICK W. NORRIS, dcnlv a striker drew 11 knife and rush- Executor. ed at an niliccr The soldiers thell‘. By William F Tammany. ills attor tired on the mob, which immediately [my 328 1’4 11 TELEPHONE 3211-4. WE ARE IT b When it comes to value giving. We do not skimp the quality to bring the price down or to make a bigger profit. We believe our customers prefer a good quality and we always see that they get it. Drop in Fresh Country Eggs, from 40c to 351: dozen; home pro- duction. Delicious Coffee and Teas, Cheese and Butter. Fancy Table Beets. excels anything you have had in this line. 12 and 151: can. Small, sweet, tender and fine texture, which will appeal to your palate. Luxury Spinach. Fresh Spinach is high and poor. 0111' Luxury Brand Canned Spinach excels tb New Potatoes, Celery. Cran Grapes, Oranges. Etc. Charla 33 WEST WASHINGTON ST. 1 1: fresh stock. Asparagus Tips. Tender and delicious. one of the finest canned vegetables you can put upon your table. berries. Lettuce, Cabbage. Apples. 3 E. Seymour, LEADINGGROCER. SO NORWALK. CONN. 11ml!!! rullry R, from 7130,10 ii p. 111.; Feb- ruury ill, at 7:110 in ii p. 111.: Tuesday. February ‘28, at 7:311 in ii p. 111.; In the Council Chamber in llnvlland street, in said city. for the [liil‘polii‘ of hearing and determining all appeals from the on the list of 1901. lulled at South Nol'wnlk, January lii', iiillfl. JOHN F.1d lliAIiON. MAT'I‘iIi .W inilllii ’r’l', Board of lit-lief. W»... IF YOU Milli lN'l‘l'IllDbl'l‘El‘) IN 120428 cnii around today and have your pick out of a choice lot of American silk sponges, Just arrived generally sold 111 drug stores at 15 20 11nd 25c. OUR PRICE WHILE THEY LAs'l‘ 106.1 float forgot that thumb is 1111 until ld'in tile bond, and 5 RCA? U doings of the assessors of said eily,l i Special 1.2.551 Cash Prices for High-Grade Groceries at the Busy Stores, for 3 Days, Saturday. Monday and Tuesday. 17 Lee. BEST osmutmsosuoaa son FANCY MAINE POTATOES, PERVPEOK ............1..1.1...1..5 ISO WALTER BAKER’B 0R MONAROH COCOA, RER CAN . o-innr1. .............,VII¢ ’ ivsnv seer omens on Lemon 3NAP§1VER LB. ..... 8c .. . SPON GE' S 30 VHIVJNT ETAMPS WITH 1 LB. BEST TEA (ANY KIND). LB. ....................1'...11......... “1.... 600 l , 30 VHUNT STAMPS WITH 1 LB.OHOIVCE NthfiTEA L5,...1....40lo 10 HUNT STAMPS WITH 1 LB. BEST MOONA AND VJAVA COFFEE ... . 1...” Remember. We guarantee ever rustle right. ' yiilinp :qu 11m to be i‘lrIt duality. and anything not satisfactory will In Estate of \iary A, Britta, late of ’ '
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