‘Younss has accepted 11. pt»
11' til the Von Msnutscturi
Bert Brandt-up, who has been work-
- _, in: for E. E 11111111... has resigned
soil ‘:‘to so to Br‘ ogeport to live.
'11 Q centre a position with Mu
rub Mimi 1111
, bubotboll team detected Company D.
Q 'it‘ttst1 ey‘enins. lit the armory by a score
“13 to 3. The “noun or the East
,, _ 11.111.11.11. boys was Horton. BsHt‘btn
- H hinsn Taylor". and Elzea.
J,y¢'1..
‘ Qll‘he embers of. the. Junior holistic
7341111! 111111111111 arm 70*
Q quested 0 meet in the Sunday school
room 0! the East, Avenue Methodist
‘ ' Episcopal Church 15111.1... 3: 30 p no.
121111311 1151 i‘ ‘ "
queued 1" Mrs. men-111m u‘nd Miss Oar—
neuter to meet in South Norwalk
Methodist Church h‘riduy. March 3
at i p QQQ1n.,QQ for rehéirsal
Every mem:
be present
People neon. L‘llomuiedicn' s store
were treated ito an interesting and
rather («rigorous experience about
o'clock list , ight.) The feed wire“ of
the 11111111111111me 1110119 and came lb
the ground, emitting sparks and flashes
of" flame which would put lightning to
shamer" Fortunately the daemon were
present and the Wire was temporarily
patched up. A few moments later the
C,Qle'1.1 Flor-trio Express car storied to
scout and the wirt1 caught in the trol-
ie‘y pole. The whoit,1 thing QQanvo wav
and half a dozen coiling, writhing
Wiles came to the gr,‘ound‘ omitting
spurks and making a sound lllte’ the
‘hisslng of it hundred ensues. The
whole air seemed dull of lightning,
Men, women and children ran to: shel-
ter into buildings nearby and even
(i038 were startled and run awnv. The
flashes were so dazzling that those
who watched the display were nourlir
blinded by the light. Big wires lay
on the ground heated to a cherry red
and everywhere they tbuohe‘d the
flames shot half a dozen loot into the
air. Superintendent Kyle and a force
otrncn Were on hand, and soon had
the damages nguin temporarily repair-
ed. This morning permanent repairs
were made to the system.
ROWAYTOQN.
' Q, gran—um '
Mrs. Elb'ertM‘arsh, o: Rowaytou, has
returned from a. visitiu Bridgeport. .
1
Mrs. F. C. Brown. who has been ill
for the past month, is slowly improv—
ing. Q
Mrsn Nathdnlel Oharsey tormorly
Miss Stella Austin. is a guest at the
Baptist parachute.
I
Contractor Nathan Finch ls com-
pleting the residence of Harry Sco—
ileltl, in Itowoyton.
"A special meeting of the Hook and
Ladder Company, of, Rowsyton. was
held Monday evening.
Edward H. White, 01 Prospect
Heights. who 'ltas‘becn spending the
winter in Virginia, returned home, Sui-
urdny.
Rev Frank C. Brown, of Rownyton
Baptist Church. preached a line scr
mon Sunday evening. his subject being
“A String of Pearls. "
w.“
The Baptist Sunday school will hold
11 social In Crow's hull, Friday cron-
1113,10 which all friends of the school
are cordially invited.
Much interest is felt here regarding
the proposed, rcductionot trolley tare
between Rowayton and Norwnlk~tlvo
cents to be the fare from Itowayton
bridge to upper Norwallt.
KW"
The Ladies' Home Missionary Socie-
ty of the 1311111111 Church will
Mrs E. li.'E1'ory. Mrs. Stillman of
f \lox walk will address the meeting.
til com s of tho Oressmhn are 1
iCIlti,
inset ,Q
Wednesday nit'ernobn at the home or
Mrs. Herman Singer at Port Shooter,
£331 outlay with her daughter. Mrs.
8» ‘ ' .
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lockwood
were he“ nests. the QnstQ week.Q oi
QQQl‘ ,
he
party , given , MI '13
Qiiouth 1111111111111. rt ma
,, . Q
Miss BossieVailiero and Master
Yulter Burdick Qvisited Mrs. Oliver
, W:
11151. Volunteera' dance for the benc-
Q',.
2...
Frank 0’ Connor. of Dunbury, was the
guest, Sunday, while on his way to
New Yor of Miss Mold 9, E t Main
,, fitl’hfib ‘
Frederick Irwin and bride or East
Orange. Were 'the recent guests of M111
0. 5. Bowen, and anQterQ visited, Dun-
bury friends ‘ 1 ,
Hearings on incorporating the ler
and the Burton Watts and Light Com-
pany, in Hartford. yosterdufyy were
continued two weeks
W
Q B Sblaley visited her tooth-
lec; Mrsn Cl aric‘s ”Waterbury, at 'lnl-
niadg‘o Hill the past week Mrs. Wa-
tor'buiy enjoys excellent health at her
advanced age, considerably over ninety
years
Mrs E .l‘. Thomas.ofNor'11nlk,wns
the guest of her aunt Mine 0. C. Bow-
en. Tuesday. Miss Luluiiowcn and
Mrs Thomas returned Tuesdur cvc-
ning to noiwniir; where. Miss Lulu
will 9119111 several days. '«
WWW
Severul petitions to build ncawalls
(Sallie before 11111111111111.1111 committee.
in Hartford, yesterday and permission
was granted James Cnnuvan and Wil-
liam Ziegler, who is the owner of
Great Island, to.,constrnct the some.
. WESTPom.
Miss ids Lawrence of Norwallr has
been the guest at Miss Susie 'I‘ayl'oi.
' Bookings are already in order for
the summer business at Hawthorn Inn
the new hotel here, and them is every
induction that the house will have its
capacity tested- throughout thc sum-
mer. -
w‘fl-“w .
'l‘hc‘gcntle yet Steady thaw serves
to rciicvc'innny who in view of the
quantities of ice toured a break-up and
serious damage. l‘rcsu'nt indications
111111‘1-'111.to l‘l“L\i\U continental
nnd 1_'1urticula11y 1111101ng those who see
in every unusual condition at river
affairs the 'ccrtsln demolition" of
State street bridge. ' ' '
Work on the railroad improvements
at Snugntuck Is progressing systmnu-
ticaliy. though to all appearances
slowly When they are completed
there is :1 growing belief that the i111-
provomenla ulll inspilc property own
era in that section with an ambition
loam-“something ulsti and II‘ the talked
about hotel and new lead prujt‘l'ts urr.1
carried out Snugatuck twill malts a
rapid stride 101 wet d
With the prospect of a rondwuy
along i‘slrflcld Beach 111ch is Inter-
est Ii re In the project oblong tho
weilvt do property owners .11 the
Forms who believe that it may 111111111 :1
continuance of such a highway to that
sectio: and In connection with the
pi cit
induct the avenue one or the best in
the (ouniry equalling in beauty and
popul Fill the famous Ocean nvcnuc
n1. 1.11111 ilrcut'h. 'l‘hcrc 1.1111101111- talk
01,11 1' mini; together of oil the portion
in migrant. here as: well ashimlinh‘
field with 11 flow to further intet'sct-
ing the mo towns and making such
impr'mcmonts as shall be permanent
and profitable.
Ms".
WESTON.
W
i
\..
M1,, . Bradley has bot-n ill for 1501'.
crnl are with grip.
DARQIEN ANDQ NOROTON.MII13 bone Perry to spending part
m otnhig wool: in Seymour.
W R. Muckey was 11 llurien 11111101 9.....-
Monday Clarence. the young son oi llopre
Miss Mary Svcc visited Miss Susie
Wliimott, Sunday.
Benjamin St. Jung
clerk tor Druigist M. Allen.
Mrs. Henry Northrop. who has been
if.»
danmouhly: ill, in improving.
3113115011 ’inthlll. near News“; The!
ay
Mrs.
"1 ’ J,
W
ativcs.
Fairbanks were Norwalir
'i‘ueitdny '. 1
MW
Monday.
I
elpl
Jr. to acting as
Mrs. Benjamin St. John ilsitcd Mrs.
Roscoe returned 'Ql‘ucsdly in
Stamford. from 111. rich with Dorie! rel»
Mrs. Joseph Hindlcy nail Mrs. W 11.
vlsQiQtOrIQi.
Mrs. William Henshnw of Soutbport',
visited her sister, Mrs. B ‘iA Beell'
111‘. inde. Carl Wuors and dough»
sturtatiro James A Smith. in nulto ill.
)11L. llownnd who has been III for
1h ,pnst month In 1111in confined to the
1111111111.. ,
'Mlse 1111111111111 Gordon, 1111s 1111.-
11.111111111111111. II; B. l’fi'ry. over 15111:
d“, 11. , ,1 $1311}? .Q
”‘1
11111111111111.1011 service will be held at.
the 'Clonm'ogationni church on Sunday
morning. . ‘
.ln’t‘neu Lurklu who has been entire
1113 With Miroken log is now nhoutyn
crutches '
Miss 111111111 1.01111.an has spout a
tow dayn‘ with her {incantation Mrs.‘
J. M. MoltWoOd.” '
Midi EM. 'l‘rowhridgo is dangerous.
Iy ill” with scurlct lover The house
is under correction.
J. M. 111111111111 who as been spouti-
lit otcheirQQ new truc‘k’ house. Qwill b‘o Q
" ly with relatives.
isn 1.1111111 Glenbrookf Water ' "Company '
p. 111. by the Rev. Dr. W W. W Wll
shore drive that we have will
, 1'1-l1r1prouldcnt and general monomer of
' the Oregon snort Linc succeeds it (I
, , , . , f , 7, Qiciitios.
‘91;in 1111111 1’ g! or evtléth‘czlinlc1Q3 '
And a kind not ihbor came to the rescue with '11 boqueQ oiAyer‘s
young people in the parlor oi Emman-
uei church was a most enjoyable ut-
Intros well as 11 financial oneness. At
th el os‘e‘o o: the program, supper was
enduring from Grippe
Services in Emmanuel Church next
nQQSundny at the usual hour.‘ Q 3:30 D 111.
Mr and Mrs,Eln1cr 'l‘rendweli oi
Herbal spent Sunday with the QtorQ-
mor‘s mother.
Mrs. 111111111; Lyon is home from a
three Weeks stay with Mrs Lloyd God
trey, o! Nordcid. _ .
Mr and Mrs. Albert’ Williams of
l‘uliilold spent some time here roceue
Mrs. In R. I-hloyl is back I11 Bridge
11011111191111 months visit in New York
and New Jersey
Mrs; 11111111111111 'l‘cns has returned
to New Yolk 1‘1 0111 11 visit of several
“colts with her parents.
Mrs. Phillip Gerhhnrdt basins guests
last week Mrs. Henry (Bernhardt. Mrs.
Stubeil .nudr 3011.1111- oi .Nor‘n'niit.
W
, Mrs Horace Hurlbutt and Mrs
Thomas fl'resdwell were guests last
week of Charles Johnson and 71111in
W
111111811111 Thorpe entertained last
Thursday her two daughters and Mrs.
W111 ren llradlty and Mrs Wymct ol
B1 adlcvtillt. mid-Q Mrs. Edward Godfrey
otNorwalk. i. ., ,
The entertainment given on Tues
titty evening was a decided slot-1111s
The, c'lnnch parlors 11' ore cro11d1d and
a good sum was realized. All who
took part deserve great praise.
CAI'1NON_._, ,
Al, the Cannon Methodist Episcopal
Church. Rev. Edwin M". Piekop, pastor
Special omngolistlc services, will be
gin Match b the lit-1'. (.‘lii'u'lcs 11‘. Bar-
to pastor of tho Willis nvonuc M. E.
church. New York city will preach
lila1"(h".-.li,l 1117'4511.111,nnd 1111' {1111'
E. S. Wright. ot'd’ound Ridgt-;'N. i'..
will conduct the music. On chncs
day. March 8. an “all day tnecting‘
will be bold. Preaching at 102311 a
m. by the Rev. E S Wr;ight at 2 .30
son .31 Du11bu1'y.nnd nt 7: 45 p.1n..
by the Rev Charles I" Dario Th1
preachers for March 13—17 will be he
follows March 13. 7. 11:11) 1). 111.1101.
Edward Cunninglnun; March 11, Rev,
Al... Hubbard; March it. llcv. ,l.. K.
liloorr' March 16, Rev. Edward (Jun
untrhm‘m March 17 Rev W. W. T
Duncan. (in lz‘rlt'lny, 'ttar'tlt I7. at 3 41
1111111111 11111.11. L.llubbu1'.d will
doliv'c: on court sermon to the Sun
day school scholars. (in Sunday Mar.
1'1. at 11 u. 111.. the Rev. Dr Georgi
\1111 Alstvno of South Nor1t',nlk uiil
pr.enri1 and 1117p. 111.. “workers from
tho Notwnlk M EChurch are expoc
ted.
..._.._.
A LITTLE EXPLORING TOUR.
indulged In by One of animan‘s Livery
Stable Horses.
A. J. Collins A: (‘ofs horse strolled
out of Solomon livery stable. 'rllifi
tlnv afternoon. on a little cxplotinc
tour of his own that the weight, at
iuthod to tho, halter (lid not 1.1111111 to
r111 laid. Suddenly his boldness 111111
shattered ll\ 11. booking engine 111111 It
made rcuisidornblo 111111111111.- com
11111nrod‘lo race around tho litrgot li‘lt'
graph polo in front of the t‘cntrul
Fluid (onipunvs store. Three times
111.1 Willi around the pole. the shorts
coming \"t‘lV close, to tho pinto glues
windows of the store. “ '
At this point of the noiintil‘ :1 pr links
Robert Morton the vuliont and slot
11"a1t 1 lt‘lk of tho ilrm itisbctl out and
bruvoh Hmppttl the: horse M: Mor
tons not won tho plaudits of ti inrct'
number of ti‘li'tlillllll'l it was wry
fortunate that no damage was 11111111 to
11111 horse. teem store: or Mr. Morton.
SALT LAKE RAILROAD OFFICERS.
I108 ANGELEH Uni” Mulch 2n»
Iiilltlli ot‘ ‘thut towolve directors of the
Sun l’mlro. 1.11s Angelou and Salt Lalo-
Itnllt'oud 111 u. lllt‘OlilIfi here how oi
octcd lilo following oiilccrs: l’rtsltlrnt.
W A. Clark New York; lli’til vice
president I" ll. Bancroft “lull Lake
City; second Vite-president. .l.llos11
t‘larlt. hon Angelou. 1 "l‘ho following
exotiutIVc committee was chosen: 1W.
Ailiurll E. II linri'intuu. W. D. Cor-
“Hill. of New York. and It. (‘ Moreno
01 Ht. Louis. 1" ii. ltnncrott, who in
Koran». of 81'. Louis. ea tlrst vice pres
ident'.
lAhTON H0118! EURNED. .
EASTON‘ March EMA house which
was being vacated by (”loom it liend
yesterday. was 10111111 to no on lire by,
a neighbor during the itbsenuo at Mr.
[loud and (dandy. who 11.1.1 gone with
11 portion of their clients to Jump Hill
nodding. , Volunteer 111111111111 unveil
the house. although the dutnnuc won
om...»
ot‘ hiIQQ ”culture. a .
”Wha-
OPEECH BY EMPEROR WILLIAM.
BERLIN Martini 2.12111111111ch WII
item 111111111,- for some on... with (longs
'.V is Meyer. tint Amortcun 111111111111»:
nor in nutrient: Is More on it brief
visit) at the court bail 111111 night. Mrs.
Robert Ocelot was 11111111111 those for.
malty presented to their imperial 111111
17*”:
1
6’ M till tile ll f
merit given on a’I‘uctulay eyeniug by the
From Nlciloiit 111‘ on thebhlck 11111 E
,3'
Q inept; Edgar A.Wu1nt'r, disclosure of
~ defense or Judgment;
31100. and Mr. ilond lost considerable
:14. Hi”
i ' «11141111116101: 1111111111." 1
, 'IQJW'HIMJIIIOH
'8 '1‘n-l'owo‘lit‘31'11.
. ti‘l 1111151111.... 11.11111.»
do other ta do A111! 1111' uooslet
llr. belt. Chemical (3'1 “1511111111111"[541
a llosltn. 3111.11,». .
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COMMON LEQA’S COURT.
M
Cases 011 the short Calendar Before
. Judge H. J Curtis.
The following 0115011 on the short
calendar will be hetlrd by Judge Gun
tis tomorrow: ,
.i. .1 (irnliemsnu it Son vs David
S Bosch di'lolosut'o ol‘ defense or
judgment; Bernhcim Distilling Co
l'i‘iallk H McGllI. distlosure "i do
tense or ludg’me t-;,"I‘l1mnton i-I Rob
inson 1's. George , Woodrui‘f tor
permission to tile amendment, to com-
plaint' Lucy Sch d is Mary Ricco
oi. oi, motion for bonds for prosecu-
t,;ion The Connecticut Brewer-i
vs.Mcr:;1ii‘1Cl.Pttgc motion for
llchy li‘undln
”to" vs Erastus G. Quincy. motion for
bonds for pionccut:10u Charles H.
:Wnlteice is William Wilder. defen
iant'g motion fo1'.1t‘.QcpianC11 of repori
of committee and for judgment,
James A. Conghlin oi oi 1's.'['l1Qc
Knights at Columbus. ticiendnnt‘ s mo
tion‘ for more specific statement; Eg-
bert Roscoe 1's 331111111115 Roscoe. mo
lion of Sarah E. Roscoe to cross? from
H. Iinwley, pinint‘lil’s dtmnrrer.
STATE WILL FORECLQOQSQE,
Judgement Lien Upon Property 0?
DOnovans Bondsman.
The state of Connecticut has
brought. It'lllEt'IONIll‘G proceedings bl
Charles ..i Kelley upon which there is
a judgment: Hill to tin extent or $1-
1911.41 Mr. Keller 1111.; hondsnian i'o1
John '1‘ ,l)onovun and the state
brought suit to 1'1'1‘101'1'1'3231'1811'1 1111011
11 101101th bond.
amount against Kelley was allowed
in the Superior court recently, and $1;
‘liil. 71 was paid up by the dot 111111111.
The state will IOlt‘chSl' the in gment
111111 for 11111 balance of the sum duo.
The state some lipid-ago brought :1
lurgc number of suits against bonds
practlcnlly all but 11 done so now.
CRICKET CLUB ELECl‘S OFFICERS
A melting of. 11111, St. George Cricket
club was bold ’l‘ucsdm owning and
the following omt'crn‘ 11 cm clotted {or
11111 cnsulnv roar: ,
1-1‘r1.'lsitiont-~vll. Beebe.
CilpltllllmG. Smitli._
Vil‘t"(‘.il],lllllll~"'Sr Anilhrook.
Srctnlnrywlv, Asiiin'ooli.
'I 1'cus11rcr—1—Qi": Shepard.
A RARE HISTORICAL DOCUMENT.
l'runlt l‘ltrlteton 0‘. North avenue
exhibited to :1 rcpnr'icu 3111111111111 111
tuinoon, n 7111' Ellllllt‘ of the Dock”
ullon oi Indopondmu 1' y't'llou with
1121'. It, 1111:.- miglnullt the proportv
of his, great. grnntlfuirbo 'tllcn (‘lin
ion. of New (Duncan, and was cugrm—
od in 1813.
W..—-..W...., ,.,.__..,
ADDRESS ON NSXSPAPER MAK-
I
llobort Whitinkor of tho Stamford
Admcnte will ilt'livu' an address on
”The Building or a Newspaper. " 1111
tote. the (tr-.1111, church Ilov‘ 1: Guild
this cvcul 1: A short business session
will piece 11 the lecture '
:
7.1.1.?" ' M
II
"M!" oil's E: 7‘11““? 11.131
«11.02181er 111'“: 13?
All Dr 1111.
“he fill can. “ll
1905
4
Glassware, Lumps,
Status and Varnisheu. Paint and Ar
tlnl’s'
Blinks.
Framed Pictures.
charcoal slid (heron Morin.
Hanging and Decorating business.
.711 order
We go anywhere for business
‘ hespséthnly.
m
k "N « ’l‘
‘,;bliill’
South Namath. Conn.
John H. Knapp
tho dothct:l3u1ilv V Benedict 1111 Ed. n
0111111111. D011“
Judgment 101' that .
men 11hr: didn't pay up promptly but ,
111.111.; “clear
as dismal until y
. All sizes Carriage and 11.
Tires Vulcanized. Bloycl
' 12111111111111.de nickeied like new
manhol- tires titted to baby car- .
r111 wheels. Satisfaction 1',-
individual» man ' upload.
“a corporation Prices reneoxtsbie. 1
mm 12173111 2‘4 comes Avenue:
Loold L011:
Josiah EMIMn Quinuslnmmmon I 'r ' Q , Q .
1111111111111 swam .1. Will Marvin .Q EAST NORWALK. CONE.
' f d 2 Fresh Bluefish 10¢ ‘
,‘Wcakflsh too Y
Herring" ,7": If 0..“ want to.
(:1 wild?" 31‘“ your property, whether it 1' I ta’ ‘
gives new life and lustre to old tables, Pwlckerel, ' 13: a 139““ and M in 10W“ 01' Will 95W“
chairs. furniture 11nd picture 1111111111.“.th Halibut 1'25 01 any description tillICItly. cull or 1141
it. is theidcul 111115111121 floors inter- Steak Cod ’ 1 0 dress 11 , .
ior Woodwork, bath rooms“ such and Whole 5111511011, ' - 1 5 . 7
sills Fitness and Flatflsh, 71,4 W. 3' DCGARMO. "
'Ql‘hirteen dliteront \COIOPB 12:31; Q10!“ Large Smelt 15¢ '86 W8“ Street. Romain. Gonna:
co or card ‘ ' Spanish MaCkem' 14“ 1 it will be of sdvsnta to o no
' ., Opened Long Clams, 30c per qt. 3° y u a
to see me it you are desirous o: buys
ins any kind or property.
110111 VICTORIA
MONROE 8TREQET.‘
Newly tarnished throughout. Most
Comfortable and up to date hotel In the
ALL OTHER KINDS OF FRESH
FISH AT REASONABLE PRICES.
THEY PEOPLE‘S F|8H AND OYSTER
MAR ‘ 1 .
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Btrcot Bridge
South Norwalk.
GAPQT. CHARLES DUQCQROSS, Prop.
I city. Electricity and heat in event ,
Surety Bonds room. Baths in corinhctlon.1’er«‘ , .
Q feet sanitation. Rooms excellently
‘~ 01' All Kinds, apFoQIQntod.‘ Alwuyi comfortable and
' quc
l‘ote carrying s full line of Aches-1
Merrill and Condits wines, liquorl‘
and cigars Best. stocked bar In tho
‘clty.
T.‘ ‘J. SULLIVAN, Prop. 1
TELEPHONE CALL, 396-«3.Q
Liberal Policy to; Automobiles with-
‘out restriction to storage 'of Gasoline.
JACOB M. L‘IIYTON
R. R. 1115.. South Iilorwalk.
Telephone lili- :.
1&1—«~<.—Q...
Miss Boerum, H
1 HARDWARE. DERMATOLOG‘IST
112 WASHINGTON eraser. CHIROPODIST.
Phone 14111. Lockwoad’ .1 Hall. _
..orwallr. Conn.
“*WMMM‘MMM‘MM Office Hours: ., 1
91012 mm. Ito 5:80p.m. Q Q "
Telephone
111 s Q i 0“ Connection.
..,. -TWMW 1..-...
F. S. BANKS
Carpenter. Builder 11:11.
General Contractor
ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR JOB-
BING, BUILDING OF NEW AND RE-
MODELING OF OLD STRUCTURES.
IN OR OUT-OF-TOWN ORDERS BY
MAIL PRO’MPTLY ATTENDED T0.
—nssim-:ncs-
71 MAIN eraser. nonwstx,
..._....~- ..
81111111111113
ARE LIKE Homes thour one
LIGHTS. '
lien [.11er
WE PIPE HOUSES AT COST AND
. Use STANDARD FIXTURl-Z'l
for your Bath Room. They are
clean, neat and durable.
Horace R. Nash
COR. N. MAIN AND WEST BIS
BO. NORWALK. CONN.
Wall _
Paper.
Our stock of new goods just. "I
is a little larger than ever bcl’or ,.
HAVE A GOOD, PROPOSITION TO A
.“_._d-......~.. .1... ... .. . ... w..._.
MAKE WITH ANYONE WHO WILL Q
LET US EXPLAIN IT. ' [INSTANT REMIEF XnCrollp.
Couglily
NO HOUSE TOO OLD OR TO COM. 9:12.111." Throne. with mmzmurt
PLICATED FOR US To PIPE.
M. (.11 times MW. No opium.
Only Inlallibln cure for Asthma. Cu-
POSTAL BRINGS REPRESENTA-
TIVE OR 'PHONE 68.
ton. 71111111111811.
“on 50111111110101) )rumrlstl. Pint.
FPhonehB.
813.th prepaid. M. E. Jackson & 0m.
Mic-1111111111111
'milnnnpolls, 1nd.
'1 “Emu?!“
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods have. You know
we do the work in the very best
manner. . 1 «1‘ to 4
We have taken a good manil ‘
um.”
Bedrlhislnil 1111-
that 11.. roll Wail Papers. Crockery. Q
Chimneys nod '.
ilui'nors. Shel: Paper. Window anodes,
Cornice Poles Ourtnin Rods. Ready
Mixed Points ‘Wlndow Gloss. Enamels, Q
Brushes Towel Holders and .
Photo
Will. Blcpladders. (their Biepimb
dent. Artists’ Mnteribls tor OII. Millet, j
,9.
We do n'gsttoml Entertainment '
Picture Frames 11nd Window Shutters
so South Main smelt.
relations. 1!“:
guns Ncmlk, cm.
surplus and Promo 318
Jenkins Brufltdvu
us
i. cillttoeit onetime?
1. ~“ ....... 1111-1 Wiser»...
P1611: . . ,
Militia ”in “in“ com me sitt‘l’sit *1me Q
£3,“ “W” ‘3' Ntrmhtdnodricltm
H03 16%“? 11111111111111 “”2"” ’
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