film was a on: of the silent
Euchre Club, last night.
Miss Eva Hill, who has been quite
iii. In getting along nicely. .
mam..—
Mrs. William Beer‘s, of East avenue,
is moving to Washington street.
W
Garrett Carson, of Norwatk. has
been visiting friends in Westport.
James Evenden is having new walks
laid about his place in Betta Place.
—-—-
‘Captain Thomas Wright returned
yesterday from a visit to his son in
Brooklyn.
Regular weekly prayer meeting will
be held tonight at the East Avenue
Church.
Miss Ethel Adams. of Danbury, is
the guest. of Miss Ella Blydenburgh.
of Cove avenue.
Dram nut to any of the above will
resolve prompt attention; ‘
Spencer Hartley~ of Stamford, spent
yesterday with friends in this place.
W 5.
Edward Vincent. oil. Main street, is
gifting a new fence around his pro-
y.
t
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Henry Lockwood. of Rowayton;aue-
use. is improving, but his son Theron
remains about the same.
Archie Mills has moved into the
house which Pieter Mllrtln has lusts
completed.
Mia‘s Emma Cushman is spending
the week in New York. fill her
brother, William E. Cllslimnii.
Frank Wilson. of Pennsylvania, is
the guest of Miss Wilson, Logan
street.
The usual prayer meetings will. be
held tonight in the Methodist iiiiti
Baptist Churches,
n Al
in git. ll will." I
“may: it nihilism: may.
Mrs. Mary Nowell”. of liahrldu.
Mesa, is making an extended visit.
with her mother, Mrs. Mary Crass-
man.
Messrs. Fred and Charles Redford.
of New York, are at their home at the
Farina. supervising some work being
done preparatory to occupation of the
cottages by the families for the sea-
son.
‘ There is general interest as to who
will be this new pastor of the Metho-
dist churches. The conference is
less than a week off; ,me'antime both
churches have made calls to pastors
but. to date acceptances of them, it is
said, have not been received and it is
bellevbtl now that the selection will
he left with the conference.
wssrou. ,
Mr. M. A. Banks. has been spending
a few days in Bethe].
Miss Ethel Beers has returned from
a visit in Bridgeport.
.é
to make good for ths shortcomings of
others. , ‘
c h vs something like 35.000 oili-
cla s an "employee upon our payrolls;
any onelof them lull! make mistakes
at any moment. many of them are dis-
covered in mistakes frequently. if ev-
ery man in our sin loy did his full
duty, 1 think we con d easily dispense
with twenty per cent. of our force: so
many are required to correct the mis-
takes of the inefficient and the care-
less; because we have those who do
not do as they should, as they are or-
dered, is that a good reason why we
should neglect to secure reasonable
rules for the conduct of our business
with the public and limit our losses
there? .
There has lately been a survey
across this state made at the instance
of a foreign corporation for the pur-
pose announced of connecting up its
lines. The line surveyed touches no
commercial center. serves no particu-
lar territory susceptible of develop.
ment, and so far as this state is con-
cerned. is of no useful purpose, for
settlement here is no new thing and
new towns iiiid cities are not to be
intuition. “1 ,~
‘snougbif we do not. a addition. have
Charles
of anything in the Paint Lino rcmsm‘
> 5
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BERRY BROS. VARNIIHII, QRIP~
PIN CRACK a CREVICI FILLER:
JAP-A-LAC, OILS AND BRUSHES.
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E.Dw,
HARDWARE.
11! WASHINGTON ITRIIT.
~ “c That Biduoie'
TIONAL."
Bargains in ,‘l‘irss.
Don’t forget the Guaranteed
Gas Mantle. “
unsumltv,
.“52 so. MAIN or.
All?»
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Native lllucktlsll tic
(iermau Carp, Pike and Pickerel
Native Eels .................... .
slit of the attic; look it over.
If It isn’t it NATIONAL "mp" ;;
it for one; or let us tune ”up -.
to run “something like I NA- II
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15 sTiilc'rL‘v rsasu Enos. also
VERY DEBT CREAMERY. IU'I'i
TER. . 30¢.LI-
'j a cane EARLY JUNEPEAE. “250‘
a cam, N“, are
I: 3’ cans BEBT 'rouxi'oss,'_:; 25s
:: sass. LARGE saunas. :s can
A. STULL
s4 COTTAGE ovation. ,
a La. cAN BAKED name, too: ‘
FréShéyg Cheap EAST noswnnx. CONN. '
Bluefish ----- 12531 If You Want to SO“
1"- your property. whether it is a farm.
tie a house and lot in town or real «tat!
Mrs. Charles Slmtlllil illliI daughtur W The Christian Union meeting at the but" “ll 3“ I“ "1” “’0“. by furnlfihhlfi PM“ "3'" Roe Shall .......... 149 of any description auicklr. call or ill
gene. of Rowan sti‘m‘éi. are visiting i’rne selectmen of the town of Da- Congregational Church. will be led by gggefigagknggeflgi‘dv‘fi,‘“agglfivagf 233136”? ------------ 12" “1‘9" 1 .1 OJ
ends in Danbury. ‘ ren are inlnrovin the road on the Demon Bradley. on Blinds cvcnin . . ‘ I" ‘3 9 ' . ‘ "l '0 -------------- 120 ' .. - «
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Miss Cecil Osborn has returned to -—-——-—-—--—- , Mrs. 'i‘hodore Hamilton, has been‘ mines. erring ----- ' --------- (“b“- for 25° 86 I
her home in Norwalk, after a visit George Bryant. of Main street, is spending it few days in East Nor- Why "" W“ “ppm" such a survey at WallBtrest. Norwallfmonu.
with Miss Bessie Birge, in Southport.
The work of building the small stor-
age ice house for McFarland and Pick.
oring-on Seaview avenue, has com-
menoed.
There will be a special business
meeting after the regular Thursday
evening prayer meeting ill. Soulll Nor-
Wulk Baptist church. .
Jesse Ayrcs is utmost ready to
launch the new boat which he has
constructed for Edward Robertson.
The craft is all painted iillti practical-
ly ready for the water.
-w...
The Pastime Athletic Club basket-
ball team played ii Norwulk team, last-
night. defeating thcm by it some of
twenty-one to sixteen. Next. week
they will play the Kingstons.
Mrs. William Plait. daughter of the
late Joseph Rose, Went to New York
on Saturday, to attend the funeral of
her grandmother. who, like Mr. Rose,
died of gastritis. She was eighty~
seven years of age.
There will be a rehearsal of the Sun.
day school chorus. this evening. at the
Advent Christian Church lit the close
of the regular weekly social service.
which will be led by the pastor. Rev.
James W. Davis.
The steamers Freddie Decker and
Sylvester Decker are hauled out at
the ship hospital at. Gregory‘s Point.
They are beginning to look‘like. yachts
under the improving influence of paint
and varnish.
Jesse Ayres 'lind constructed a run-
way from his carpenter shop in the
Randal building. next to Hershtleld‘s
coul‘ yards, and was ciideitvoi‘ilig to
haul out the launch Venus. The run-
way broke and a new one will have to
The last trip of the Pretoria from
making extensive improvements
around the post, office, and his resl‘
ideilce. '
The first tint fish of this season
were caught in the mouth of Five Mile
River, Tuesday, by Charles R. Petty.
and Frank Lambert.
v...—
Clinl'leshirmidiigc, of Main street, is
carting large quantities of cord wood
from the Ceiling Raymond Hill on
Raymond street.
Mrs, Couch, of Brooklyn, bus purch-
ased William Yoilngs' residence in Mc-
Kinley st reel, and will hike. possession
soon.
Mortimer Ogden, of Main street, is
improving ills Main strcct residence,
and contemplates building it iicw
house in the near future,
Nearly all the country cross roads
are In very bad condition, ihc result
of the frost being brought. from the
ground by the recent warm rain.
There will be a. missionary concert
in the Baptist Church this evening at
7 :30. An interesting program has
been prepared and it. is hoped that
there will be a. large attendance.
There will be an object sermon for
the children. Sunday morning, at the
Rowaytou Methodist Episcopal church.
and Rev. A. S. Hubbard will give an
illustrated sermon at conference Silli-
day, St. Paul‘s church, Waterbury.
Friday evening, ol' this week, the
Rowaytoii Free Library will give the
third number of Its series of monthly
lectures of entertainments, when
Miss Dottie Stone l’imico, librarian of
Norwnlk, will relate three stories bas-
ed on [actual occurrences. She will
be assii‘ltcd by Miss Olive Gray, violili~
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
walla.
Mi-.'Ebenczer Fitch. is seriously ill
with heart trouble. anti Bright‘s dis-
ease.
Rev. .l. L. Shively hits returned from
his trip to Chaiubcrsburg, Penn. anti
has been spending several days, at
the home of Mrs. Muhel Fitch.
The t‘unci'nl of Miss Ellen Dykemiul
was held from her late home on Mon-
iliiy. til i p, m. Rev. ll. W. Holmes,
conducting the service. James Coley,
(lcorgc A. Still-gcs. William Sherwood
and Georg.- .lcllff noted as pallbear-
ers. Miss lJykcmau was 79 years of
age, and had been ill for several
months.
The funeral of Herbert, eldest son
of William ll. Morehousc, who died
after only a few hours illness with
spinal meningitis, was held privately
from tho house on Tuesday. Rev. .l.
L. Slilvcly, conducting the service.
The young than was only 17 years of
age, and much sympathy is felt for
the family.
Lloyd 3. .‘rodt‘rcy, is critically ill
with cerebro-splnai iiieilingitis, which
developed ill violent form on Tuesday.
The case is in charge of Dr. Frank
Gorhniii, assisted by Dr. I... M. Allen,
of South Norwaik and Dr. A. B. (lor-
hsiii, of Wilton with a trained nurse
also in attendance. Mr. Godfrey‘s slid-
den iliness, with this iii-end disease,
came as a great shock to his many
friends, and is the second ruse of thc
kind in town within the week.
President Mellen’s Addressl'o
Legislature
(Continued from Sixth Page).
lasted more in conformity with those
was made? It is many years since
anything of tile kind occurred before.
Do you think it was the possibility of
the large local traffic of the territory
such a line would selec, or was it to
Influence the disposition of ccruiin
property acquired by our company re-
cently that bad the effect of putting
coal from the mouth of the. billion into
the doors of tho furnaces of our flic-
torics without the iiltcl‘poiiltioii of any
other authority than that held by the
officials of your home rend? Do you
think it to the advantage or this state
that such authority should rest where.
it does now? is the prlcc of tho ciior~
nious amount of coal consumed here
of any interest to you? is it wise your
laws should be of such it character that
when one wants to build it trolley he
must conic here and prove his case
before being permitted the authority.
bill. when he wants to damage the
largest. intci'cst In your state for his
own selfish purposcs, he shall have a
free hand?
Rather would I urge you to protect.
foster and promote the largest factor
in the development of your state, your
lsrgest.iuxpuycr, that in which your
citizens have so large ii financial iii-
tcrcst—hold it to a strict account of
its stewardship, find when. for ulter-
ior purposes, unotiier socks to attack
it, he should be obliged to come. before
you and prove his case and you deter.
milic what, if any, advantage would
accrue iii compciisution for the linin-
nge proposed to be done.
Should your law be of such a char-
acter to protect the trolley from its
rival and leave your large interest, the
steam line, at the mercy of those who
seek to enforce them will?
regulate and control the child of your
own creation. it' misbehavior, inefii-
cieiicy or incompctcucy provoke you.
the remedy is in your hands. Better
ities, many of the pumps 0f the stair.
500-8 Range
l2-l6-ii Range
We will take your order
NOW at fORMlER PRIDE
Connected when Desired
Illillll. ll’y lillglllllli Ill.
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You have the unquestioned right to ‘
GAS STOVES
(In April Ist. I905
Regular Prices Will be Re-
$l4.25
tum
PAINTS.
All other kinds of Fish selling
‘ ange 0 a as rcnsonilble prices. .
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER IDS any kind of Drover”.
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Eric!
South Norwalk.
Of All Kinds.
JACOB. M. LAYTON
Telephone 85-].
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVEs AND HANG“.
ILATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Gas and Steam Fitting.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
COMPANY.
11 WALL eraser. NOIWALK.
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS, Prop.
Surely Bonds
Liberal Policy for Automobiles with-
out restriction to storage of Gasoline. quiet.
1047. 1994
PLUMBING AND STEAM
Gas Fixtures, Metal Calling, Ito.
THE JONES & HOTCHKIIB
it will be of advantage be you at“
to see me if you are desirous of hu!'
.. noun VICTORIA
Newly furnished throughout. Molt
comfortable and up-todate hotel in in!
city. Electricity and heat in every
room. Baths in connection. Perl
fcct sanitation. Rooms excellentlrl ‘
appointed. Always comfortable and
' I
Cafe carrying a full line of holler-
Mcrrill and Condlt's wines, llquorl ,
anti cigars. Best stocked bar in til.
R. R. Ava. South Narwalk. city.
. T. J. SULLIVAN, Prop. Id
, TELEPHONE CALL, ass—s. ii
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Carpenter. Builder all
Mr. s.‘BANK§”
General Contractor
d
Use STANDARD FIXTURE"!
MODELING or OLD STRUCTURES. for your Bath Room- They at"
. . - . . 'ice should be given hya monopoly
ist. with Miss liltli‘elit‘e Baldwin, at question Will “11 interested 1" ”“- 88” - - - ,
be built before the launch can be ov- the piano. I‘I‘lfvargi to submit ,0 yoti is it not wiggllrxmil':ilgggld0?:irfii§€:::l?l?ii(§igg: ESTIMATE“ GWEN FOR JOB‘
crhauled. "'“i‘ll better that your laws should be iid- 013'; I! has. ““0 all (“Mr public lllll- B'NG' BUN-DING OF NEW AND “5'
9
- other states? ’l‘hat what other com- it ““4"“ taxes, ll lit’l'l'orms a public
Agents for the Evening Sentinel, in muiiitics can thrive undoi- will ali‘ “GI'VII‘O‘ 30“ should lllOit‘t‘t it as If
m on OUT-OF-TOWN osoEns sv clean, neat and durable. ;
England to this country, was one of AND HOUSE PAINTING.
the worst on record, for in an eighteen
mile an hour gale one of the life
boats was wrenclied off and dashed up
against the bridge where the captain
and two officers were stationed. but
they escaped by jumping one side.
One of the sailors was not so fortu-
nate, and was washed overboard. Ev-
erything portable. including the pur-
scr'a safe. were moved about. In the
midst of it, all three babies were born,
and scented “Oil? the worse for the ele-
ments.
Little Ruth Louise, the eighteen
months' old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Plait. of First street, has got-
ten over her i. C. class and is taking
lessons in words of two syllables. For
instance: Bydgeper and Nov Yoit,
but she takes it. for granted that papa
and mumma know all about it. She
is a coy little buirii ,uiid cvcry strang-
er ls syed with suspicion and it very
face. she inking tch mail to the doctors
with a lot of unpleasant medicines.
but very soon gets acquainted anti
Darlen. are Thaddeus Bell, Arthur
Slauson. and Wallace Sharer, Orders
sent to any of the above will receive
prompt attention.
James Pooley was a visitor ill South
Norwtllk today.
Farmers have already started plow-
ing in lots with a southern exposure
that has removed the. frost.
Miss [vs Birchard and Miss 'l‘llci'csa
Hoyt, of Barton. were the recent
guests of Mrs. C. H.’l‘iiylor, in George-
town.
Ralph Blrchsrd recently found a
valuable diamond studded stick pin iii
South Norwalk, which has been cliiiin-
ed in response to an advertisement by
a guest iii the Clifford Hotel, in that
city.
This evening the Rough Rider Glee
Club will be before the public In a
mliistnel show to be given iii the town
hall under thcaiispices of Eagle Hook
swcr bcrc. and give our company it
chance to relieve Itself of tin irritat-
ing. unnecessary burden that in reality.
if not so adjusted you have to shout-
der yourself in another form.
A railroad livcs by a tax upon the
community. You may take from it in
one form, but you nlllst piit it back iii
another. Whatever you have you
must pay for, anti it Is only a choice
of the ways in which payments shall
be iiuide that can chr be it subject
for consideration.
Let me urge you to use the most
powm'flii influence to change your tic-
iiiurrugc lnw iii this state, that the
whole community may not him.» to
pay it tux because ti comparatively fcw
delinquents, bill that the burden shall
be permitted to rest where it belongs.
The advice of the best counsel livnil-
ablc Is to the effect that upon Iiiit‘l"
sintc shipments the present dcuiuu
riigo low of this state is inoperative.
and we have been rr-pcstodly request-
ed by our connection to put the cus—
tomary penalties in force upon mlsusc
it. were in truth owned by the state
and rcquire of it the stritctcst account-
ability.
1 um not one of those who believe
in the. vested rights secured by con-
tract of a railroad with its creator, the
state. Railroads are permitted to live
that they may serve a purpose, better
possibly than the state colild directly.
'l‘hc‘powcr which created them may
regulate them, control them. even kill
them, always compensating fairly
tilOHe who have invested their money
in them, ~
it will be necessary that you con-
sider seriously whether you should not
give more freedom of action to the
steam railroad than its charter now
permits. in these days of large trim—
sections the limitations upon its capi-
tiil are of a character to restrict its
operation In many ways. I should not
i‘iii'i‘ to be called upon to handle many
transactions of the magnitude of our
New York. Ontario lind Western pur-
chase without more latitude than the
present terms of its churbcr permits.
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED T0.
TELEPHONE THE
Norwalk Hardware Gumpany
34 MAIN STREET,
Decorating Department in Charge of
GEORGE H. STAFFORD, of New York
Latest designs In Wall Papers. High
Grade Work. Unto-date ideas.
mates promptl
tor- for anyth
building line.
’PHONE, 371—2.
Headquar-
g elasoyou need in the
~RE$IDENGE~
7| MAIN OTREET. NORWALK.
Horace R. Nash,
COR. N. MAIN AND WEST 81“,
lliS'i'lllll' REltIEF £2337
, Gri Bore Till-end with BRAZILIAN
E'“ sulfa. so '
doses one. No opium.
Only infallible cure for Asthma. cs-
mrh. Bronchitis and nick Consump-
tion. Mo and 01.00 to gins. Pins
".60 prepaid. I. F. Jul son I 00.,
'wlianapolis. Ind.
so. NORWALK. cons. J
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Paper.
A.
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'Our stock of new goods just '1
till iliilll ull q _‘ e ..
'OUTH NDRWALK. CONN-
OBGANIIID ill!-
WITH
Wonderful how low you can
buy, nice goods here. You know
makes things hum again. and Ladder Company. There wil be u m. their cars engaged in interstate trui- and ‘if it. “it to ff‘illllll'trlIIIil its indgpoi‘i‘i 3100.000-00 ‘ . we do the work in the very bell
.......... W... “triers: c.1132“..3133..rostrum."8.11111: .“13... ‘13. Mortimer. rioa.oao.oo “ ’ " m , ~ «'
bles, who represent the tlcucc as well inen. 0 01ml ”W3 are 10 00m" . ', .' .. j action to do with others what others M Li '5- 3‘4“" " '
as the four of heal-(,3, the Hoyt tWIilB, liver In 8. HDCCJKI trolley. Igggr§:::li:(fnmun Iii, ll "Ilium 0f htl‘ ilili't‘ power (0 do With it. N.‘ ,lt‘. ‘600000000 we have taken ‘ “Dd man”
have had their pictures taken by one
of their neighbors, not in the ordinary
photographic arm chair, nor in any.
thing in running gear, nor in mother’s
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Roper, of
Geilbrooll, were given a reception by
the St. George's Cricket Club. Tuesday
We have been unwilling to resort to
such it course from reasons that arc
matters of policy. in titatmx seek no
Hi8 DEATH l8 MYSTERIOUS.
“——
Ioiiolts music of individuals. mm m , .y . , .. . ‘
,mfl‘lhlntl m" MOM set y it iivrsitd throi v ,
.llt‘v non tlrnwlng .~ 'l -
’ .m contracts for house painting and
' 40"” will be glad to submit figures fol
puny ill. :. mar (cut—increasing the in-
urnls but in the unusual and orl Inai ”WIDE: They are to Fill” I'Ol' Enli' controversy WHh ”‘9 citizens "I this Power House Englnunof New Britain “M 'IV h “a". come a” r” “9" your work .I u .i 4 LI
[)iiiiv'ilf being taken in the hill“)! land Saturday. Mr. Rapsr is pmldciit llltatf. pron though w‘c fknowhthnpq to Found Dead. 'DWIN H. MATHIWIDN. PM nrlziislvl'dimu‘él. 1:333:95.“ all do W ‘ in E a .
clothes basket, to use the language of or St. George's club. lie is also urc- ’9 “ ““ “”‘"" m“ °" “ ”"H‘m NEW llitiTAlN. Conn. March so.-—— JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Pro - 0 try 0 Curry nice or ry
their gentle Aunt Nettie. “They look
2 cunning for anything. and us pretty
eldest of the State Association of
Cricket Clubs. lie has been employ-
lliat we further Iwilcvc progress. by
which ii. solution of tilts vexed (llii'ti-
Thomas Haynes. are iluslstuut PliKili’
ccr of the power house of the (ion-
Assets
investments bear earnings from
JAOOI M- LAVTONi flsllisr. day received to day withdrawn.
thing you need for the decoratir r
us 2 ”Runway for they are perfect, in ed as assistant superintendent. at the “"‘I I“ "“"W “”de out, ““9 “Ir""dy ilccllcut Railway at Lighting (30., who DIIIOTORO. "”""'" ‘1’700'000 0‘ your home made or out '~ ‘
. . . been made and that ultimately iin cu- ""9““ "‘5 Profits .1”on
. (“.19 mm "mu-p and the pride of East Phillips chemical factory in Glen- ‘ . 3 ‘ ‘ found dead at his post yesterday tif- I. Hull‘MWH “MN-”W i \
Norwulk, They go in pairs, but when brook. Itlfillitillui littl‘lv IS‘WRQhilliiifil‘ihuivt‘l’i‘“ tcrnooii, and Just how he died Is it John HJ‘M” HON? MW “133M533: ,rpfighflflgfégflfmm"
Frankie and Bessie gel. the full use "1:? hyou “,0." 'ilmmlllllllefl " llll‘filvl'f- “imilflll‘lm‘ unusiflmmn am. aupgwiuon of Now York “a O I
of their Iiitlo‘lcgs they will make it WESTPORT. “M. M} 0 . Ir“; Is tint 5“ should “9 W“ VOW“ “m“ ”I“- switchboard Ohrlsilan “m“ l" Wallace "‘M" ~ Connecticut.
spanking them. ’ °“ ’ “’5 "’ ‘ y by Euslmw (Worse Whistler. and he "“- "- "m"- ensues OFFICE. to so. mm trr.
A good cohgregatiou gathered in
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church, last availing, to listen to Miss
Agent. for the Evening Sentinel. In
Wastport. are 8. Digiovsnrli and Wm.
E. Nllh. ordm not to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
be the last to appreciate the advan-
tage to accrue to you from u change
of policy in this matter.
Today let there be a large business
notified the medical examiner who. at.
tcr an examination announced that
death was due to an electric shock.
A small burn on Hnyucs' forehead
Mortimer M. Les ll. L. Goburn '
clinics E. Dow John I. Lawns
Ruldsnt Directors. Resident Manson.
Gal-ham.
I" TILIPHONI ”ll-Ii ‘1 "I
in sight for the railroads of this coun~ , , .
Mary Dani‘orth. returned missionary W” the only "0““ “mm on “I“ I304"
from Japan. She gave a most inter- There was a meeting of the fire dis- grill???2113;233:3133:sigct‘lgifll Haynes WM 25 years Old. and human ' 1° “R" '1' " "ORWM'I’
eating ta‘l‘k tapes naiuioaiwork in itho trict. in 'i‘oquet opera hauls last. night. when? their gnu“, i. at a minimum fled. . . Mint umi‘ll WW
serv ce ng om, user it part cu- ’ . ‘ ‘ . ‘
larly the work among girlsgand won» Mrs. Wilber Sturges is critically ill m“ Scaring???‘ghgg‘rmfigm‘ggx”: WOODLAND FIR! BURNS BUILD- ‘7”: Jan" .‘ L‘WR‘W‘
on. A collection for the Women's with pneumonia. ”we will g, seriously discriminatgti 1M8. PLUMIINO. “mm-VIN" JUINCIIS. _
Foreign Missionary Society, nmount- -—-~—---- lust and w. community will in i’ K i ”iii M ' ALLINIURANOII RIM: MAT.
ing to ”.37 was taken. and an earth Mrs. Curtis Eddy, who has been crib “a” d e “no, ssriousl from its v! “C itii'tflVi ‘1‘ i, "“h 30’4”” » / 8TH". -' “ ’ MOITOAOII NOTARY. I?“
fury of that Ihclety was organized icaily ill for some time, is reported 32“": gaging" y headland “"3 "h” ”eluted from “‘9 IDA? ‘I'IOKI ‘ ‘ ‘,
with thirty‘sevcn members. The fob to be rapidly cmvaissclng. f 3 k f tbi “mg," l “m“! 0‘ “mm “9’ ”mm“ HOT WATER. “ll-0°" PACKING PATH! D IIOURID. 'l
lowinl officers were chosen: ‘ ftp“ k 0 ' f th y. lpl’rt‘ swept over the farm of l’outmasier I IOUTH MAIN OTIIIT- ~
President‘éMra. P. S. Seymour. Mrs. Mary iiariist is in the Nor- sons y ”0"“ o a comp a " BMW” and the property “I Albert Hau- ‘NP “‘3 mm M Tel. cell. H ‘
_‘_ _ throughout this country as the result keii, Mr. Kenyon and the Aspiiioak
Vice-President Mrs. Charles Sim. walk hosptial where she recently an of the operation of your dsmurrsge CompIny m the Quinnabatig river,
law, and i know such discrimination spreading to some valuable timbers
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Treasurei-wMi-s. A. iv. Paddock.
factoring community like this, and it George Tlllinghsst. ,Tho hr was . *
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