Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 11, 1906 · page 5

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WEATHEER‘EI‘IDII‘I‘.‘ ‘

lt'or Norwallt and vicinity: Fair and
warmer tonight. Friday snow or rain
and warmer. There is it ridge or high
pronoun with low temperatures and
ploosant weather ovet the North At
lantic states, and It tIough of low pt on
auto with cloudy wouther and rain or
unow In the Mississippi Valley. 'Iite
low presume In the west will move
slowly eastward and ptoduco In this
vicinity increasing cloudlneuu und
olowly rising temperature. probably
followed by rain or snow by FIiday
afternoon or night.

WM

 

Mat. Nosbltt and non Edward oi.

Ridsofiold, were guests of Iolatives III
80th Norwalk over Sunday.

Miss Ella Clark. ot‘ this city. has
gone to Florida to spend the wintet
with relatives in St. Augustine.

Mina Pauline Miller. of Norwalk.
was the guest or her aunt Miss Kath-
crlue Miller in Georgetown recently.

Don‘t let your face grow old. Hill
low. hollow and wrinkled. if you new
at all for beauty, take Hollinter'n Roo-
Ity Mountain Tca. 35 cents. 'I‘ea Ul‘
Tublotu; Pinistod's Drug Store.

No IIIImmunlcatimI of St. .‘lohns
Lodge F and A. M.. of Norwalk “in
Do hold this IIvoIIing. Tho IIIIxt moot
lug will ho held on ThutsdIII night of
next. week.

 

The next cottttnunicatlou of St.
John's Lodge. F‘. and A. M.. of Nor-
walk. will he held on Tlturpdtty ovcn-
ing of next week.

 

 

George Smith. of Hillside street. has
returned from a Week's vlait. itt Ni-
ngura. Falls and Buffalo. with his bro-
ther. A. M. Smith.

Mrs. Ward. who has been staying at
the residence of Judge A. E. Austin.
in Norwalk. has gone to 246 West Sov-
enty-second street, New York city.

The Nutmeg Club and tho Paatimo
Athletic Club will have n game of
bankothull at the rooms of the Pau-
tltnon lit East Norwulk. this evening.

 

IRCV. George A. Robson, of St.
Georges Church. of Bruidgopott will
glIo an addtonn on Canada lli‘lOIt‘ the
Men‘s Club of St Puttls i llUitll.l.1ll5
evening. .

 

Thr.I momhora oi’ the Friday Afton
nooh (.‘ltth may take the our for the
meeting tomorrow lI-aring tho South
Norwulk station at :I II. III. The next
car does not leave until 3:30.

Lincoln Council, 0. U.
hold its rogulttr Inecilng totnorrow
night. 'l‘hII. second degree will no
conferred on three candldntcn. All
members are roqucntod to be pt‘osont.

Frank W. liolnndc. who has jIn-It
been appointed Inuttuglttg (Idltor of tho.
Bridgeport Pout. IIIItIIrtalIIIId tho (Int-
ployca of the ctlltorlul dopat‘tnII-ut of
that paper at. u banquet, Mouduy cron-
tug.

A. 31., will

 

'l'lIII I'III'I'IIIily (IitII-tIIIl chit-fa of l‘orlo
i'llUi.‘ 'l‘t'ibc. l. 0. ll, M., of Norwalk.
will ho Hillii'tl iotttorrou III'oItiItg 'Ilto
annual roll call will he III-Id Itt tho
ullillti tlmo.

Mia Edwutd Ci. Cuttliii'c. or
lluttfottl will vlait her husband.
ht confined in the Brow l’cttltentlutI
at Pittuburg. Putin next month

the given for an interview

 

Succoau is stamped on overy puck-
Into.
cdy known.
keeps you well.
torn Rocky Mountain 'l‘mt (Int-ii.
uontti Ton or TAIIIIIIII
Drug Store

it molten you well iillil

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Freight tradic, whit-h nun unuauulli
honrv met- the Highland iliililltill of
tho New York Now IinIIIu nud llntt
lord liollroinl iillllllfi "W unto hnnIoIl
lately ulnar tltn ltolidtiin. hint i'IIittlllittl
its normal proporilonu. IIhiI-lt. in ltou
IIItIi. IIIIv horny and trIIlnII nIII Inn
did. in uinuh: auction» inuttvnl of in
two or ilIrNI.

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Artioloo of incorporation prrpurI-tl

ity Attorncr 'i‘lIuIIIiurerIIp Zuni for tho
MWU‘IO (Liable L‘ommnr. which in to

ho iocnuogaitt Britittrpirt.
with tho trim: cloth yuntrr‘dni.
company in oopiiitliml III Standout). hut
will hunln biilliititiii with snoop. It in

Item ilioIi

tooth to mono roohi Itrttintutntt. dyna-
other
Edwin

too-I ilild electric motors and
kinds oi doctrinal moor-tun.

W. Moor-o. or 42 Broadway; P.
Cooler. oi Greonwlch. and t.

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on tut incorporotoro.

no Sitters.

sum. admin homo IIAIIIII

 

IIIIIIIIIIIIIII.

auction“ C'I‘IIAII .
with PLATE .
LIAN POT ROME?

it»: lb.
MI: lb
.iuu lb

 

lthntt
who

'l‘llt!

prison rulou allow but four such vlalta
a your, and then only {it‘IIIIIn tulnutoa

it is the most successful rout-

'i‘hul It what Hollis,-

l'lnintod'o

l‘llu

iIl.
Shrew. or Bottrotioio. N. Y.. are none

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(ionotul Russell Front in in Non
\orlt IIIII

SoticlI all] he hold tonight.

lIIItttIr (iat'rltrr H. 0. littilIII' in con-
lined to his ltotno hy lilttcas today.

AItorIIIIy .loncpit .i. l.itIItII'IIilIIi‘. III
South Not'wulk. won in Now llnven,
ycntcrtluy. on lillh‘lllt‘sti.

’l'lII- littrrls 8: Guns Company lfi (“ii
charging u ctirgo of nnthraciIII coal at
its \I'httri in WIIttIr iiil‘l.‘.t'i

the Not unlk (‘it_I toutuli will tutu-I
III-xi Mondni night 'lltls will ho ”to
around ht’h‘hlilll or ”III III-w ('tllilli'u.

A rotttlutI illt'tillllll of ”It“ IIIInlItI-AI
('lililllllili‘l‘ III' llli,‘ South Nnru'ullt i'IIII
grogutlotuti t'hIIrI-h was held lust t'\’t‘ll
lug.

lit-puty Grand PIItI'lIIrIIh t,‘. M. lion
icht will Install the new ”motif” of Kit
huoiia EIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII, l, t). 0. l".. oi Nor-
walk. this ovontng.

 

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'l‘hII Charity tluild of tho Not-walk
llaptiI-It i‘hurrh will hold it Hitlutna-
Klilltll purty III tho lIoIIIII oi Mrr. i).
F. Gould, ltt Wot-it ttvotiuo, on Jan»
duty lit. .

’l‘lItI hull i'ttilllllliii‘i‘ oi ”to South
Norwuik lI‘h'II I'oliI'II hold ll IIIIInlttIit.
lnItt ttlultt. and III eluted in IIIIII-t again
.lttnuury iiii. .lmioph McMahon will
aim; III tho hull on i‘I‘tIhrIuIry it.

A lilt'i'llillt of iii. l’iilll'n MIIII'A t‘lnil
will he hold tonight. III llli‘ florist-toy
Nll'IItIl i‘lllilii'l. 'i'lIII "l-I‘. iivutuo A.
itulwuu. III iII'lIimIori. Ivlll tli‘lll‘i'l' IItI
utldrmiu on t‘nnutin. lit-I‘I'tmhttwutz. will
hit Nl't‘Ii-Il

'l‘itv Houllt Nnt'wulk II‘it'I- "(illl'l‘
liit‘llilti'l'. nlll liiiItIi. at lllt‘ In-mitptttr
li‘l‘h tic‘ti Huttdur itluht ut Il‘litt o‘viorlt.
for the [turnout‘ oi tttiottdittu IIIIIII
in thI titittih Noiuiilh hittlltttdiui liltin-
oopul i.‘ hutch.

'iltt- Htllililtliiii icductttiouul I'iuh in
82“" to hold itII maul» meeting next

irduy «rotting III a oriocit A live
ly program hint hot-II outdo up. coolant,
ing of mm. poem. and other recitals
by Ihn mnmtmru or the tiliili. The donor
of tho Hungarian littll will he 0me to
ovoryhody who taken on lntcruttt in
the afinlru of our (amino IIiilIIIImI And
a tumor uttontittttoo is rumored than
on provimnt M'mililtillil.

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it. it. lily, .i. it. Alalr. liprltntitolu;
i-l B.01ivor..l. liltohertmtl. ll: Mun
mitt. Wither it Teunor ti tit. hath-I.
R. , W.. Armatnunt. 961mm; Wait
‘I‘houipoun. .1 ii. Koili'. N Ir liuvuu.‘
W I! Culbertson houiiviio; {Room
B Fiomher a“! hondrym widow
noun ii bind it. Percy their a
A manic. lIititi‘rfl downturn.“

 

r. and to. W. only» ”Mu m Intro tr, ‘ id t It
Ezrdwfllfiiwll. 80130.39. gt?!" iSkinning. to tit. truiitor I a m be m
Millet. "m. I W tidy “tent Mtdlflid

Aim cotton. I: a

140$£H¥8fl it. ilk Hold it:

”no u. I.

$7.88. $9.88, $11.88

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Hill! .I- I . III

FOOTBALL RULES ARIN Hops.
LESS

 

A Iolttruttsal of tho Atlott Slit"llll.', President Eliot Says Roiorm Measu-

res Suggooted Will Not Do.

( \llliliileh‘ Mnsn .IIIII. llx~
l'IIIsldIIIt t‘ltntlon Film or iiuIIIIIIl
lllll\t‘l".fill_\ an)» of tho “trunnion snap
gtnli‘tl III tho gtddttatIIs (‘Ulllllllllt't
IIi' llttt'vnrd. for improving i‘oothnli:

“'l‘lIII tillgtlfillollt-l of tho lzrutltnttnk'
otIIIInIitII-o III-II entirely iIIuIlcduuto.
'I‘lIII l‘illIIH Ill‘t‘ lIopIIlIIaa.”

lt wnu IIIIII'IIIIII ioduy that at It sot-rut
nIIIIItiItg )‘l‘lillfi‘tlll}’ oi‘ littrvnrd or-Ir»
sworn :I hliill‘lllt‘lll i'rIItIt i’l‘t‘iilill‘lll lIlliIII
on tho fllli‘hllull ol' i'oothttll wort t'IIIIIl
and ronnldt‘red. in thin l’rcu'tdvnl
Eliot i-‘l'lll‘t‘tl lllt‘ l'tilltllllillltt tIIIIltII‘
whit-h tlII- LIIIIIIII lat pIuI‘I-Ii. I'NIH‘I'lHll)’
with I‘IIIIII'IIIIIIII Io lllt‘ rulIIa. the trout-
.Itttlouu l‘Klitliitlllltl‘i' oi ntottoy and tho
"Itlmoiutoly proiounlotutl spirit and
utanngoniuttt" of tho guttnI, not only
at l‘lfil‘i’tll'll but all llVi‘l‘ tin: country.

President Eliot pointed out to tin»
orei‘uodra that thny should llllit‘ Hilllll‘
action in this conduction.
hum-tit)". lI Iii tutdiIrstooIl. tho over.
room were divided, llt‘lWl‘tlll tltt- rudi-
cal I-Iungallottk of l’rI-nldrnt Eliot. and
tho InorII lllIcrIIl ttttltudo or i’rnnltivnt

lioonurolt. utnl in It ootntntttticniton
aunt to tho athletic IIIIIIIIIIiiiIIo tho
0"Ul'lti‘i’i‘h' favored no iltornttuit a

change in tho i‘IIlWI III: to ultoliuh Iti'lt(‘l~
it'ully till of tho wurat t’ttntIIrIIn ol‘ the

mono. 'l‘lIII li\'t‘l'.‘n‘i‘i.‘l‘li‘llllii) illViil‘t‘il
ll llliil't‘ IIIIIIIII'ul plil'llt‘lpiiliitll of tho
IItItIIIInt hotly in athletics ttl ilurI
vurd.

Strong hum-I. wort- Iprt'tIm-IIIIl tlIIIt
YnlII I-nnlii luI llllllli‘t‘il to Join With
litti‘voitl iiIlIi ollItIt' oullrgua l‘li Illt‘ it“
im III IIIoIIIIIIII III

VALUI OF SUGAn iMPOR‘l‘ED.

\I'Ai‘llliNil’l'itN. Lin II. . l‘ltII with
oi union htouitlti into thin country dur-
ing litth'a will for LIIII'IIL'II thut oi‘ nnr
i‘lil‘lli‘i' your. according to II lItIlit-tlti ht-
iIlIIIti it, tho Hurt-nu IIl‘ Hittiiulh'n of tho
liopitrttnvttt oi t'oIItIIuIrIII- and Labor.
’l’ho lIIIlit-lin AIIIII in port:

“'l‘iIII mine of tumor imported dur-
ing litt- IIltII'I‘u Ittonilnt ul’ llttth otuiml
with Nnrcmher wan "4.975.345. or
which $31,485. Iliad Iran from tho Iioll‘
corrugation territory or the Uttiiod
Button. The outintulo iii that the to-
tal tumor imports for I905 will um:-
goto connidorubly more $160. 000. 000
while. thu highest More in any uncut
your prior to lilttti won 3127 motion
In Iii”. when an unusually ltti'go minn-
IIII Iran iiupotimi in IIIIIIIIipIItion of ti
uhun o in the lfll‘lfl.

‘PT (I United Elation in
monthly and rapidly in tin rtmutimp-
Iioti of» horror uni importation» Inm-
douhlod in the trust twenty yearn wltllo
the population utoutttiuw mart-Intuit
ithottl ho nor mini. The wood lithium
in tho lul‘toul ought computing:
eouum In the world 'i‘lni arurozo
commotion tor Milli individual In
mt wan about 76 pounds

 

lint 818889336833 the “grit:
' on. out
.“dIquda '

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In tho Ilin- I

luorouulug‘

THE (MEAT “LE CONTINUES rim-i ouotmlutonzo itNTHostAon. Foo LINES ARE. HOLDING
our IIII‘LINDIDLV, THANKS To oun PnootoAL PREPARATIONE FOB oun oncAraoT saAsoN.

vou DAN s'rILL Damn-ran To A ooon sun- on OVERCOAT FROM our: REGULAR srocu. AT
ANY nap TAG BALE PRICE. our DON'T our on: comuo TOO LONG;
soon LEAVE am one IN Tuna BARGAIN, WNW...“

Overcoats

MEN'S AND vouNo Negro FANCY BLACK AND oxrono COATS m THE. SEASON .9 SMARTEST
MDDELs, THAT HAVE Bom‘bnic EDI FROM $6.00 To 035.90. REDUCED TO ' .-

1488, 81788 o22..88
Mens nits.

MEN'B AND YOUNG MEN'S FANCY 8UlT8 ALL MADE FOR THIS 85A8ON'8 SELLING. IN ALL THE
SMART MODELS. FORMERLY PRICED FROM 86.06 TO 825. 00. REDUCED TO...b

$3. 88,; $6 88, 89. 88,, 812.88, 817. 88.

Boy s Suits. }

ALL OF OUR BOYS’ SUITS GO IN THE GREAT SALE AT REDUCTIONS WHICH MEAN GREAT SAV-
INGS TO EVERY MOTHER OF A BOY. READ'

$2.80 Suits $1.65
$8.50,. $4 Suits $2.65.

Boy’s Regular and Russian Overcoats.

$1.659, $269. $2.55 $6569 $6555 $455 $6.

Rogers 8: Stevens

RELIABLE ooTFITTERs

$8 Suits $8.55»
$6. $7 Suits $4 55

 

 

 

 

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CLEANED FARM.

 

Sheriff Doolan Show. Dirty Piaman

How His Place Should be Kept.

ltvpuiy ShIII'ii'i i‘otor lloolatt. of
Bridgeport. )‘i'tilt‘l'illiy ntonting with It
forms of IIIIIII unit at injunction hrtntnitt
ltl‘ t‘outtt)‘ lionlth (’liilrvr l-llll IIIIAI‘IIIIIL
ml upon IlIII farm of Pttul Severn. ht
limited, and rlcutwtl up llIt' plItI'c.

St-I'I-m. it is I'hnrgt‘d in lllt‘ comp—
laittt ttpon which the injunction wns Is-
sIIIIIl. has for It long llllli' ItIIIiIIiIIiIItId
pig puns and Iiitlllc lliHll-it‘hi in
an unsnttltttt‘v condition pour the
hanks ot‘ :I IItrtIIIIn which in II thilttttary
of tho Bunion I'IINIII'I'oit', uttd that tho
tlrttlnuut- oi illt‘ i‘nrttI litts polluicd
“to our Ilrinklttu watIIr.

'l‘lIII fIIrIII \\'ilb' thoroughly
up llllH morning. and SIIIIIt'o Wilt; gt
\‘I‘ll III llillll‘l'till’llil llt‘ would llli\’t‘ to
how it IIIIIIIII lit.‘i‘t'ilflt!l‘_ and that lll‘
could not longer illlil‘i.‘ lllii plum-wigs
to pI-rntnhulato llll' itilll)lt.‘lll brook. or
worth,- to thin tlm'i‘i.

t'lt‘llllt'il

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CHRONIC CONSTIPATION CURED.

One who uuiiura from chronic ('lillfill~
potion hi in dunner of many serious
ullnmtttu. Orlno Laxativo II‘rtIlt Syrup
(‘lll‘i‘Il chronic notuttlputiou no it. aldn
IllngntlotI and stimuiuteu tho livIIr utId
howohi, reatorlttg the nuturnl notion of
thoao organs. Commence taking it to-
day And you will {out tmttor nt oncv, 0r-
lno l.uxntlvr Fruit Syrup down not Ilitli
IirIniII or grlpv untl in very lilt‘lltilllll. to

tuluv. iteittuo uttlu'itituteti. Sold nt

l’lnintod’u Drug Store. "
A. N. STANTON.

HI.- In Attracting Attention m the

WcIt.—~lnioreotod In Ruhhci
Plantation.

lli It lvltor hint l‘tit‘i‘lt‘uil [rout ”till“
\‘I'i'ilill. tirrnou. it. in tiliiltlll than .t. M.
Htunlun. t'III'tIII-rly Iti’ llllli I-lty III in.
tIIrIIIItod itt tho I‘tthlII-r hualuuan int WP”
on tho utuoltiuu [artwork IIIIItItlonI-d in
”tour noiunui InnI liliililui'l'.

iii-t litlltI null nit-Intln arhnol in Hill“.
lmin. \‘i‘uuhitmtou l‘iiillii" and in nu-
cluttpnnlod to and from hi'llittil tII' hln
nurmI to guuttl uttttittnl kidnuppitm.

'l‘hu following: notice in front
‘ ilillkhoro iconic.‘

“A N. Btunton returned tho hon of
tho Wot‘k irr . r iii.“ ‘ Wiltlkli trip to
Mexico. whore Ito \ieillitl’l the rubber
plantation in which he in interostrd.
He in vety onthtuildutlc own the future
oi that country.“

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ONLY (SURE FOR DYIPIPUIA.

Nit-II. Franklin Bush. of Now Quail In,

not. mayo: “1 «tutored tor yearn with
dynpopuln, and to hnvo mat; titration:
and holohltig. I tried ovoryihing i
could hour of hot nothin helped mo
until] itoo iirnitilinn Ham. and Into
to emit hot Mimi ado goinolot oly. "
For solo by it. ii. Ptoh'iiiui. it” it. as.»
her and Tito Uiiii’ord Pharmacy “
Wa— aw

NEW BEAT“ ROOM COMPLETED.
3:“ but» room of tho

Gouge I! too PA or Company in
now muted uni t o non mount
ory width
ottilod It Tho Inn" Motor roll

81. intuit: l‘tii‘

Mour mired will he III»

Hunk, Tomorrow.

. Ai’tot two months or more of Idlo
.ueIIs .tlto divorcu-II unison have once
tum-o commenced to come. before the
court for it hourlng. During Judge
George Rotubtick

Gem go W. Whool‘cr‘a term ltt the an
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AQ8N’I‘ FOR MAY MANTON’S PATTERNS. . ‘

 

untied. Two or throe cnmo in at tho
opening oi the term. but so rigid Wan
the eoutt'o uorutiny oi the canes and
so dillicult did It appear to the uttor
hero to not dIIcroco, that M common
cookout all the uttorttcyu having such
canon withheld them tinting that en:
tire tot-tn of court

With the advent of Judge Rorttcuck
to the January tcrut. the radon have
slatted in with It rttclt. Nlnc Moos
aru unlined int trial on the non con
:‘t‘llilld list on toinotrow‘n ahorl colou- .
III

Susan li‘urtoll. ot’ Bridgeport. wants
It divorce itont David lI‘tIrroll hu-
cause her llllilllillld in a Bctltulnul und
in doing u "w yoats term in this
ntnto ptiuon for an nzgravatod nauttttlt
on u Sttzttiotd achool loachct

lot'nolla C. Hicltu, of Bridgeport.
III Chariot: II. iiioku of Santiullto. Gui
snot-I t’oI dlvoI-co on grounds of wllittl
douortion. Plaintiff nalnt pcrntlnuiotl
to I'IIIIunIII her maiden name Cntuov
lin Coopor. They wore married Juno
1, 1893. and have no children.

idilon L. Ashwortlt, "of 'Bl'ldgeport.
Vii. WiliInnI Auhworth. oi partn un-
known want»; It Ilivotce for dosertion
and II change of mum to Elli'll Ann
Lodatct. 'I'ltoy woto mittrlod Jan. 26.
1900. and he desertud her July 3 1901.
Grnoo M. (nut. oi Bridgeport asks
a tilVOiCt‘ itom Walter M. Gull for do-
uot'tiott tinting t’IotII Nov. 1 1901. and
chanuo of name to Grace M. Sher

wood. The) woto ntarrlod Oct. 4.
1898. .'
Millllit! ii. Hollohun, ot' NoTWalk.

“until a dlvorco from James H. Hollo-
hint of Stamford foI intolernhlo
rl‘tluli) wants alimony. an the dci’ond-
nnt llitti no income of $60 a month. and

Ivunta ”to custody of their minor
child. 'l‘ltIIy \‘l‘t‘l'l‘ Inurt‘lod Nov. 38.
189.3.

Barry W. Rosco. oi liidac-ilcld, sucks
it illVUl‘Ci' front lilancho S. Rosco. for.
IlIsorlioII dating roIn AIIguI-It 2,1.‘t0l
The) II‘IIIII llllllllttl Juno 3 1900. and
how one tnlnot child The Mic II
Inuidott ttaInII was Blanche 8 Gilbert
idn M. Tallmau. of Danbury, asks It
divorce front l..IIGronIlo Tallulah i’or
deuortion and intolerable cruelty. and
would rcnpmc hIIt- maiden name. ldn
‘1. Porn. ’l‘lIIII' wcro married June 8.
1888. and ho deserted hor Supt. to.
1902. Iltov lIIIvII no children.

William A. Nicholo, of Bridgeport.
wants a divorce from Sarah-J. M.
Nichols. of FrutttinIzton. for (insertion.
Sim was Sarah .l. M Hallncli. and they
wore married Feb. 26. tutti}. The With
hits filed a cross hill charging ltor hus-
liltilil with «insertion. and also asks a
(llVOl‘CI‘ on that ground. says lIIIr name
is Sarah J. M. Nichols. and that till"
lntn nlwnI'I; lIt‘IItI known as .lI-ttnio M.
Nichols. and that hmt IItuiIlII'I homo
watt .tonIIiII hint. liablnck. ‘
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SNAPPY BARGAINS THE8E, AT THESE PRICES. THEIR
WILL BE NIPPED UP IN A JIFFY. RIOHT IN EVERY WAY 8X63”
PRICE: BUT SELLING AGENT8 MOURN THE L088» ‘ . ‘
CHILDREN’S BLACK RlBBED H O85, ALL 8IZEB, 106 A PAlR: _

CHILDREN' 8 FINE BLACK RlBBED HOSE AT 12/20 A PAIR. .

25c A PAIR.
LADIES' FLEECE LINED vesrs AND PANTs ALL was, 25:.
LADtEsI EXTRA FINE QUALITYVESTS AND PANTS AT 56c. ’
FINE IILAT vasrs AND PANTs; ALso RIBBED, THREE-QUART
WOOL, AT 76c. ‘
ALL WOOL PLAIN FLAT AND RIBBED vzsrs AND PANTo A
81..00

83- 85 Washington Street
The store to get: the Good TI

 

breaking.

AT NELSON is ‘
OIIYX Hoswry

always given satisfaction.

N. E. RYAN.

 
 

 

 

lIJIIIIlmI h‘. Cunningham wants
rot-an i‘IIIIII lttliil (‘illllillllzllitlnl o;
t‘IIIIIItIII
l‘lil‘li‘ Villlll) nnvl IIIIulIi i‘Q'rUlllt‘ hot
'l‘llltlt‘il titlillI‘. l-.IttI l(‘ l: 1"llkt‘l‘i(
TltI‘v III-III tnnrrlod And. ii. littlIi.

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POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
QUth‘Y

 

\l' ii L001“ it) It lii'i‘ i l R N (liI‘

ADAMS SAWYiIllt.
()IIII would intro to St‘illl Llll.‘ list (It
ntir'nttiottu in this lt)\'Il| i‘ot fiPit‘lIil
Hl‘llHllllS past to find one that left It
Iuoto fIIIotulIhI iIItptIqudIu whoiIoI'I-I
IIrIINIItttIIIl tluitt uttlttty Admits Sawvot.
tlIII dIII'idtIdly \VlltiltInOlilt‘ tural dtuma
which llilii int-u IIIIItIiVIIII so ootdiullI
wltI-IIIH'IIII ptuoontetl. Now that it i~I
coming: ltIItII IIitlI n lIiII cost (I! luv-
min»; and with tho IIIInto clahotutt'
uconio equipment that was used in
the Now \ork tutd litaton Inuit. thou
III-odours how. will IIII interested in
knowing that thin iyplcnl Now EM
llllltl pl.II will in. pit-IIIIII‘ rd in iloIt‘H
'l‘ltIItitro otII- night only ’i‘ttonduI ..Inn
ltitlt. \IlIIII it IIill ni'iord tlII.I public It
'll‘ liuhiful oppoltnnltI ot‘ IIIonittg tin-
IIxIIIIIIIIIIttIIII of MI Suonr the It uni:
Boston lnwvcr IIho nooks tent and,
rocrunilou ' itt tho country.

FLOATING A BIG SCHOONER.

 

Harbor View Beach Will Have to be
Repaired After Boot Loaves.

Tho schooner Spencer. which was

driven nuhorc during,r the gold '1th

nor View Hooch. “”80le have been
tnndo auroral ”1th to flout the vouuol.
and it in oxpcctcd that tnla will be ac-
contplinhcd noun-t into llllH wuek. 'i‘ltt,I
voaool in owned by tho Stuttdurd Oyn
tor Company or South Norwalk and
B. lit-rottiicld hint hoop at work with u
torch of IIIIIII digging ”to limit out.

The sand renIoI-IIII iIoIII nronnd thII
hunt wuti placed in n channel which
‘hII liarhot \'lt‘W liIInI-lt pItopio dint
liltii tent to ttifotd hulking fut'ilitlun
’l‘ltII oliit‘v'tu of tilt lluthot Vitw CIIIII
Iuny ItthctIIIi to having lllt" rhunnvl
llllmi III ulthough llli.‘\ dIIniIIIIi to do
IIIIIIIIIltiuII pIIIIIIIlIhI to how Ilu bloom:-
oI' llInItIId. it to pruhnnlo that tho
channel will hit uptIitotl IIItIilII Ititor tho
achoonur lonrcu.

”I 0..."... an...“ m..-

CHIOAGO ELKB LODGE.

illtlttAtlt‘I. .lau. ItmNom-ly H.000
ltliku trout Ml pin-ta or thIIcouutry par-
ticipalud in tho loutivilion tn conned
tlou with tho :iuillt’lilltill of tho now
Chicago "the. No. 4, II. P. 0. it)" at.
his and tilt? Wouhngtou street, you-
totality.

The preuontatlou of the keys was
mode by 11.11. Hall. chairman of the
Board of 'i‘r tstoou. And they wore t‘o»
coivud lIy malted Ruler Course I).
Anthonv on behalf of the lodgo. A!“

blind. woo tho orator tthe day. Grit d
malted Rulon Brow
and mailed Ruler George. A. Anthony
prooided.

modelled and furttlitlted at It coat of

. ouulpued iratotuul order littiliL‘ii III the
country . 4. . _ I
“at; .
HART-ultimo MAT III. .
armor Mont. Jun 1;.3
with human
8888 1Ground? nights
«on «Summation it? '
t out he ptiiloti 9 mm
III a M Mic Club At. Wit

 

om. Latin or tin. pint. out-c

A. to

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iIII llllt‘llillilllllltt‘ rttd llliillt‘- l

tnonllt. in still high and dry on Hur-I

ihttt' Morohmd. of Now York who is
ot Louisvil o. ‘»
The building has IIéon m» ‘
tutittuu tilltl nowI In our of tho twat. '

on»; ..
torthohgétmv' .'

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,86 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH “on“;

 

 

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"MO“IMMWW

i 90 Positions

Filled by graduates of

Merrill Business Bullet}?

The past 34 weeks.

Day School ......................... $I2. 50 per month.
Night School ........................ 5.00 per month,

BOOKS AND STATIONERY FREE. ,

Now is the right timc to enter.
M. A. MERRILL, Principdi

 

service is It pauittti proposition hi you
business. But do run realize that
is also an economical Investment
llOtll' home ‘? As a matter of foot"
residence telephone with its emerge
on value its social utilitu and itspo
to save limo and announce: is
most, economical patrol pour»:
equipment. This is:'titcrteasott~-
people will have telephones inStasl
and won ’t have them taken out.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

representative will call upon tied
lull intonation concerning
changes In totes

 
 

 

 

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