Evening sentinel, Friday, January 26, 1906 · page 3

' Condillpnfséfiavor for this vicinity fair

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silently! armor 10111111.” aa‘urliay
light one and warmer. A disturb-
once that is central near Charlotte 8.

is prudiiciag continuum cloudy
weather With light rain on the South

gbveulowraupdhe i1

clail‘tya lIIIIIli be one the butt Wt 11
o i' all. twekt r t

811191811111: tétloer'a so 11111 P11111111
the northern and Western sections

this W"
em edge

weatbciH owed by increasing cloudi-
ness and probably light snow or sleet.
Northeast atom warnings are display-
ed along tholooaat. .1. 1

 

«Attend the great Remnant and
Clearance Sale at. ht. B Smith (1 Co.‘ 11’

P.1mnou.of Ridgeileid. has been a
\lsllDl‘ in South Nerwaik.

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wilenrning'nandsand Canes. O'Brien

 

 

Mrs. Fanny St,.Johu; of Georgetown;
spent last Friday in Norwaik.

”Know the amount you agree to

pay. We charge no interest. J. W.
Studwcli.
hm
Mrs. .l. R (lriffcth. of Nor.walk at

loaded the Old Guard Ball at Mndi
non Square Garden, New Y,ork last
night.

~60 to Cape Chair Sale at Podmorc' s.
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Clarence G. Knapp has taken a posi-
tion in a toneorlal emporium in South
NorWaik. and will begin work next
Monday

 

-—Mixed Nuts, 10c 11;. 11111.. a C0.

 

Mrs. Frances J. Camp. 01 East live
one, had the misfortune to lose a hand-
bag containing among other articles
Sit) In money, Wednesday.

--Pork Roast. 10c. Buitcry‘s.

'Ieller Wilfred Bodwcil of the City
National Batik. has had a telephone in

stalled in his home in Livingston
street. The nilinber is 276-4.

 

w-liattars' Sick Benefit Society Bali
and Enteiiainmcnt. Arion ilnii. i1‘ri
day. Jan. 26. Special songs by Messrs.
McMahon, Thcis and Kemp.

General Russell Frost returned from
Washington, D. Ci. last night. where
he "was in attendance at the. convert.
lieu of National Guard othccrs.

 

—i1‘1esli Candy always. at \i.

S.
Smith & Co.‘ a. 10 and 20c lb. ‘
A regular meeting of Lincoln Council
No. 4. Order of United American no
chauica, will be licdathis evening in
Mystic Chain iiull, Washington street.

-Umbrcilas. Umbrellas. O'Brien.
it. is reported that John BiIhop will
rent his property in Scott's Corners.
and reside in South Norwalk. after his
term its letter carrier in the Corners
expires.
ltic.

-—i1‘rcsh Hams, llui tory's,

Miss Bessie Reading. who has been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C.
Mitchell for several, days. returned to
her home in Phillipshurg. N. .l. this
afternoon.

~—"l‘lsn’t safe to be a day without
Dr. ’l‘homas' Eclectric Oil in the
house. » Never can tell what moment
an accident is going to happen.

”rho social to the ladies of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church will be
given this evening by the Christian
industrial League. All Indira of tin-
church most cordially invited.

——i'-lwcct Cider. 25 cents a gallon. at
.‘Iosoioi’f's.

 

Winn—d

St John's «Lodge. 11‘. at A. M..
Norwalk. uglierred the first degree
last nights" Ai next Thursday night' is
regular coin unication. the Master Ma
son's degr. " will be conferred. '

Men are judged by the company they
keep, but it 1111' t as easy to size up a
woman by her list. Jtldte her by
the amount of liollisber'a Rocky Moun-
tain 'l'ea she takes. 36 cents. Tea or
Tablets. Pialsted's Drug Store.

We...»—

All of the members of the Norwalk
Fire Department are especially urged
to try to be' present this evening at
the special matte ‘oi'lhe department,
which will bezliol at 8:30 o’clock. at
the Ptonetriqunrtore. in Main street.

 

fillies.

-Wintcr Caps. Winter Clips. 0

‘ ' thoorgetown. Saturday.

~ . VWID. Lawton 5'80

disturbance will .

a

lichen cross. of Norwaik was in

ans-m
#ork Roast. 10c. battery's.

c.1111... for SIturd It the IClifforll
Ol‘ prices. l

whammy; their ad.
a—Peerleaa Flour. V0811 bus: 36. to but

 

nun-W-

sons to talk about at Road's. Also

I :1! halo of high grade table linen. Sec

will.“ Price Shoe Ellie. F D. Lyon

to ..

William Miller. of Charles E. Soy
:IOIGIIVII 11 store. spent Yesterday in Blain-
ord

 

 

«Special Sale Cane Chairs, at Pod
mores

The, annual inventory sale begins at
.l-Vllslops tomorrow. See ad. in this
issue.

~l'.eg of Lamb. I160.

 

l - Y.

Buttery's.

 

 

The condition of J. P. Zeiuff. who
is quite ill at his home. remains about
the same today ‘ ; , _. .

~Soa Hats 80ft Hats. diaries.
irving H. Hall. the Norwaik truck

mun. received his new Rambler auto
mobile yesterday.

 

 

1-Great Clearance Sale Comfort-
ablea, (lotion Blankets, and Curtain
Materials now going on,1 at M. S.
Smith it Co.‘ a

I'Dont let the waist opportunity at
A. Dlt kci man & Son' 11 be w.asted See
their ad,

 

~Pork Roast. .ltlc.

Special sale of all the latest, sheet
music at Briggerman 5. See ad. for
list of music.

.—"

~Something at“ F. D. Lyon 8: Co.'a.

Buttery's.

 

 

. A special conciave of Clinton Conn
mandery. Knights Templar, will be
held this evening.

 

~l’eerless Flour, 680 has; $5.40 bbi.
F D. Lawton it Go.

—-The Chase style Derby. O'Brien.

 

 

 

Semi annual sale of reliable trousers
at Rogers & Stevens'. The ad. will tell
lyon more about it.

 

._....

-—Now is the time. to buy Kitchen
Utensils cheap Everything in the
basement at great sacrifice. M. S.
Smith & Co.

i’orty cent oranges cut to 29c for
tomorrow only. See ad. of the New
York Graccry Company.

 

 

'o—l.cg of Lamb. ilib Buttery‘s.

A good more is at our service
when you trade at bore 120 Dibblc's.
See ad. for grocery specials.

--Slop. Sale at F. D, Lyon & Co.'s.

 

Attorney Loo Davis has been ap
pointed administrator of the estate of
the late Mrs. Caroline Smith.

 

 

, —~(iran_ Sugar. 10% lbs. 501:. l“. D.

Lawton 6‘: Co.
Miss Grace E. Seymour. of West
street, lefi' this afternoon for Staten
island, where she will spend a week.
—/titcnd the great Sale Muslin Un-
derwear now going on. at M. S. Smith
& C0311,

 

 

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Walter Hendrick has resigned hir
position at, Mchttridgc's restaurant in
Water street, to take another as clerk
at the Boston Store.

 

 

~Frosh Hams. 11c. Buttery's.
Cockcnoe Tribe. 1. 0. ll. M.. of Nor-
walk. will meet this evening in the
wigwam in tin1 tiazctto building. The
chief‘s degree is down 011 the program,

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-—Notice. Sale at F. i). Lyon (I Cola.

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The hardening up of the roads by
the present cold spell has brought out
a large number of automobiles. Many
people pass through town on touring
ttrips, despite the cold.

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“Gran. Sugar. 10% lbs.. 6011. it‘. D.
imwtonV & Co
The Iilooi committee for U'ncuu

'i‘i‘ibc‘a masquerade ball will hold it
meeting thisrveuing at 8 o'clock. in
Red Men's Hail. and Floor Commit-
teeman Joesph A. Carter desires every
one to be present.

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.—

~ilpi1clal bargain prices on Ladioii‘
Shirt Waist» and Rain Coats during
Clearance Sale. Mrs. Smith a Co.

 

A daughter was born January 10 to
Mrs. Arthur H. 'l‘nft. formerly (ii-ace
M. Jennings daughter of Joshua it.
Jennings. of Henry street. at her home
in Washington. D. C This in the sec
semantic:

 

 

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“IA“- 1.0le was" me roan .

swim. nouns 01.1an HAMQ

lAL

90 LE; iii ,3 LIBS" ".00
21/2: LB.

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retail Harlin rmweaouwilio. dome mos Mileage. stir.

 

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Made with Rumf rd

and rm from a baking

 

light; delicious food wholesome; easily digested ‘

 

 

BIlltlllIa Powder are

powder taste.

 

 

 

GUVLIINARY

Even the biblical of us can hardly
resist the tempation to embroider r
suit or costume. so beautiful are the
linens and m“fraceful the new designs.

Very (undeniable are the Empire
modes but they will not Dredoini‘n
a e ’ ‘

One can hardly know what to (it

When a good authority says never wash
Ithe hair oftoner titan once a month and
another seemingly equally good says
wash it twice a week. 0 uses we will
with practice have to ind out each
for herself which is best let her parti
.cular head of hair. which treatment
will keep it the glosslcst and bright
est.

They tell us that the really fashion-
able walking hat of the coming seaSon
is to be small

The winter has been so mild that
the summer fabrics and gowns with
which the departments are fast filling

do not seem so moon in advance as
1rdl%nrily instead of being surprised
at i ctr npp’aarnuco We. had already
begun to look fer them.

Those who do not like the effect of
harm the sleeve of the lingerie1 waist
opene at the hand will 11d 11 subsiitu
to in the billions and tiny threads
loops placed right on thi1 outside of
the finished sleeve. say an Inch apart.

_ The hnttouing‘bi’ the little loops over

on the bits of pearl 111111 a plait in
the all even to cuff depth and is more
named at the hand will find a substitu-
nightly titan the opening.

How idle it sounds to say that rib
bone are passe. Never were there so
'llilil,\' worn as will be. worn the coin-
ng season. and never wore there such
beautiful 0111's. but the uses to which
hey will be put. are quite new and
novel. While they will be seen as gird
lcs. iii-Its, 11111.. they will be used more
as trimming. and the more original
dhc arrangement the better, provided
it. is not. bizarre 'I‘Iic fringed ribbons
seem to find their place its ruchlugs.

Some of use hays hail dainty lace
chrmisettes lying in our box of 1110,0141
purchased bccuutlc 11c c'ouldnt 11:11th
and for which 110 have not yet found

1” counaericur MUTUAL LIFE.

I"

Largely Idlli'Iui'iIIed BuIlneIeI During the

PIst Year PreveI Public Con-

fidence In the Company.
Every one .can-ing a incumncc pro-
tection in the Connecticut Mutual Life
insurance company will find ample '
ground for satisfaction in the figures
published. showing the company' s 110'
ml financial condition and also in the

\

he discusses fully and frankly many
qgmtions of interest to the local

in the face of the disturbance of
the business due to the New York I11~'V
sui'auee investigation. this company“
has steadily forged ahead and is enab- ,
led to show for the past year a band-
sonic increase. in the insurant-o writ
ten; in the total insurance in force 1
in the income from premiums: in the
assets and the surplus; and of special
interest to members the fact that lira
earnings Will enable the company to

during the year 1900 Many compan-
ies have entered from a loss of new
buslnalis. owing to the New York
trouble». but our Norwalk companies
with their reputation of conservaiiw
and honest 11111118311111an l1a1e gcreunl-
1y been benefit ti rather than injured.
in proof of thi the Connecticut Mut—
ual makes schooling oi an increase
of 821.995.3158 of the total insurance in
force on the "paid for basis." This re-
anit has been reached without the ex-
pendlture of an extra dollai for com;
missions. bonuses qr gllowances. As to
financial management. it. speaks well
for the administration that with over
$116. 000 000 oi asst-ts there is a surplus
to policy holders of 84. 897 .647 and that
.1111: company has paid to its policy hot
dens since it was oi gnuized the mun-- ‘
mous sum of $200 788° .152 which Is 82.-
407 .028 more than the premiums re
celvad from them.

in President Taylor's report the mat
ter of the lupi'est'lllation of policy-hol-
ders in annual meeting of the com-
pauy is fully explaintai and coupled
with it 11111 timely words of caution.
l'lic rcpori of the president. covets

 

lust the 1'.iglit place to 111:1 them.
with 1.11 the stinnr' materials coinlng‘
in there is, no longr r 11 question. inur.
glue it dainty silk organdin with [is
bmlit s slurred 111111111 such dainty lau
1'.il ill .liltl its” sit 1111111 stopping at th1
elbow Where there does not 11 ed to be

predominance of pink.

CASTOR IA

For Infants and Children. .
The Kind You line item amid

Bears the
Signature of

 

AMERICAN ILLUSTRATED MAGA.
ZINE FOR FEBRLIAl-lv.

The February American Magazine is
an automobile number. The leading
article. The Heart of the Automobile.
by Lemy Scott. is it most entertaining
account of what has happened in the
automobile world since English law
obliged 11 man with a red flag to walk
before every motor allowed loose in a
public place. it 'niso contains a com-
plete illustrated description of every
i906 pleasure car~nli fuels and lit-l
urea Among the other articles In
Henry Kitchen W1bstc1s The Square
Deal With Chutircu. an account of the
york of Judge Mack and the Chicago
,luvcniic‘ Court-rd story of intense hu1
bun interest. The second of W S
iiu"'wnid a articles on The Mastery of
the Earth“. appcuis in this number.
and C. H. Catlin continues his series
with a pawn on contrinporaneous Ain-
.11'lcan painting. The short stories
of the 1111111th arc. fully up to the A111
arican‘s at ndard Among lhd nulli-
trs are Richard Washburn Child. W.

M. Ferguson, Di,nolh,1 Cnnfieid.
Charles Bultcli Loolnls. Clinilcs C. Lot
guest and. W. Bllti‘fl Adams Miss
Choinion'dcicy 11 count Prisoners is n

i.

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IIATB TH! MUBiC CURE.

"To keep the body in tune" writes
lira. Marv Brown 20 lafnyeilo Place
Poughkoepaie. N. ' ."i lake in Kings
\iew Life l’liia. ’lI‘hcy are the moat
'cliablo and pleasant laxative I have
'olllttli” Bush for the Stomach liivor
1nd Bowels. Guaranteed by F‘. H
Baxter South Norwalk and E. P
Weed. Norwalk. druggiatil. 250. 1”

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

N011 .

'.ace only sliirring. isn't ihr‘ a 11mi-
11 use for an odd chomiaelu ' I
A glance hi the figured dii. tea. or-
candies, mulls; mamas. cit ..l0Ws n

 

mnnv subjects oi immediate interest
and descrvts torcfui perusal. 'l‘itc
showing that the «mummy ‘11 iiianucci's
1 have avoided tlii' lli‘dt'llli‘i \tbich but"
V‘limtighi iliill' 1.1111- 1'11 (iliiicitiliatinn up
on the big. N1 \1' York ‘tompnulcs' la it
matter of special gratification.

V Wheelers: Wilson laud Benefite

I Mr John A. Lynch the popular load-

or of the Band. has recovered his

health. and ibereforeihc Band benefits

Read his story.
“Bridgeport, Contb. July l0. iiitlb.

The Cornell Remedy Co.

Gentlemen: My kidneys have troub
led me for a long time. i had sc-
rerr pains In. them and could scarcely
11'alk.aiV,il111es. i tried a number of
physicians and their treatment. but
kept growing worse. i heard of your
Kidney and Bladder Cure and decided
in try It.

i did so and the result is l 11111
coiuplctiy cured, thanks to your wou-
dci'ful medicine. Yours thankfully

John A. Lynch. 1'15 Golden Hill St..

Sold by the (‘lii'i‘ord
Sold by (ilcudcning l’imi'mniy. Nor
walk. (‘Iofiorti Pharmacy. Souili Nor-
wuik.l’1ici1 .‘10 c.0111»

 

THE ORIGlNAL.

Foley & 00.. Chicago. originated
Hone and Tar as a threat and lung
remoi y, and on account of the grant
merit and popularity of Foley's Honey
and TM many imitations are. offered
for the genuine. These worthless lin
itationn have similar sounding names.
Beware of them” The genuine l‘olcy' 11
Honey and Tar is in a yellow package.
Ask for it and refuse any substitute.
it is the best remedy for coughs and
colds. Sold at I’lalsted‘s Drug
Store. - ’ '

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POPULAR AMUBEM ENTb.

I' ,"l" “11.1.3 ‘
.i“ .l‘l'hfilb

report by President 'l‘avior in which ‘

speeds. , « .111 “l,
wattle-WIDE corrona '
Good quality brown cditon; sale
price like yd. .
Good quality brown cotton: sale
[11 Ice hbfic yd. -
Good quality. brown cotton; 8c

 

. 56 Water Ct.

 

DANIEh RYAN A’i‘ ll()\"l"S 'l‘iilIJA-.
'i‘ilE NEXT WEEK.

'i‘bai excellent. young. romantic and

tragic actor and master of detail. Mr.

Daniel Ryan. has every reason to feel

Theatre on Monday next. iii r. Ryan's
preiloua engagement was a local ice-
on] bicakcr both artistically and nu
nuclnliy. ’i‘bc gorgeous costumes.
beautiful scene c harming 11nd
Weird electrical It cuts and in unusual-
ly large number of creeptlonai play
bill. with high class plays all tend to
make each visit of this Itlpidly rising
artist a distiu 1i theatrical event. Mr.
Ryan has coached fon his opening
play on Monday, 1111 Enemy to the
King. and our theatre goers are assur-
ed 11 rare trill '11. no ' prices. 011
Tuesday atoning 11 “1.1.1.1 production
of Richard Iii will be the offering, to
be followed by Macbeth. Camille 0th
leilo Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. ate.

 

NIW GHU OH FOR TIRRYVILLI.
‘ TERRYVI LE. Juli. 26. «Ji‘he fol ,

lower: of My. Otto Dumi, Who at
ceded flout tat. , Pniii'I but , r‘au
Church here some time ago. me. last
night and'or place a new congrega-
tion under to
it hII been decided“. to build 11 t .000
chm-33111;“W

I I to 1111‘
in
or III’IIItt wild!» van 11?1 seems:

can Mini 1: 11.,

 

sanguine of his coming visit. to Hoyt's 1

Augsburg contest inn. .

 

 

 

 

The Q1

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and ends the followmg Saturday, February 311.-

11:11:",1II1

111mg the bogus Saturday, 1.... 27m

 
 
 

 
 

 

THE HOUSEKIEIPINC BAIBVIOAlIhls
"fiv-
. Iy heuIekIeer- lug goal“ we than the
Itandard everyday wanted things.
with II any heuIewae nearly always-

in:

 

Vfilillll. Sale price mo rd
100 pieces blown cotton. 90 value;
sale price iwclyd
Extra heavy

 

brown cotton. 100'

value; sale price ya. 80..

50 pieces heaviest brown- cotton;

V sale pilce iic ytVl.
maintain the present sale of dividends :

Good quality soft- finished bleached
cottorv sale price he yd. I
Fine sort-finished bleached cotton:
7c value; sale price 6c ydu I
Extra fine quality bleached muslin,

9c quality; sale price 7c yd.
Factory ends In muslin. t-xtrn heavy;
sale price Sign yd.
Extra fine quality
price 101.1 yd

cambrlc: sale

, price 50 yd.,

PRINTS, GINGHAMS. WABH 60008

Not another word needed but the
price rdeuctiooa. Here they Ire:

Best American shining prints. sale
price «lilac yd.

Standard Indigo .biue prints; sale

 

Sliver grey and black prints; sale
price tic yd.

Good quality apron gingham;
price he yd.

Plaid gross ginghams, value 8c. sale
price tic yd. .

30 in. percaie,
hrioe 111: yd.

All our striped and figured flannel
étts; sale price 10c yd.

36 in. curtain Swiss, 12W: qualityis
Vsaie price 100 yd.

IOUTI NG FLAfthELB

1 case good quality cream domet;
sale price Alfie yd.

All our 8c quality outing flannel;

sale

best duality; sale

 

' to $00,104:. w

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

son THE NOTIDN awaits I

Every price cut. rings true. .
Black earning cotton 2 cards. in.
30 black toilet pins. 11:. ,
4 papers hair pins, 11:.
Pearl buttoiip,1dozeo, 2c.
5 books and eyes, so.
Kid curlers dozen in bunch 30.
Machine oil. so.-
he safety pina,3c . 1 .
Large bottles of‘ammonia, dc.
Snap hooks and eyes, 60.

' 10¢ pearl buttons. dozen. 5c."

10c bonohair pins, ocean, to;

' Tooth brushes. 18c. ._ » 1
' 112i“ writing paper. box. 911.,
510 mygrdg :1pr soft finish on
0 0 ~ . 3
Lot of'belt,(l buckles worth and

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v.1,l

‘1

title bottle of Florida water, '1
15c box talcum powder. 10c.

25c writing paper. ”box 150

100 package toilet. paper. 4 for 3
Good quality steel scissors. 25c.

 

sale price 6%c yd.

All our 10c quality outing flannelsf
sale price 8c yd., i

30 pieces extra heavy Shaker and
Canton flannel: sale price, yd., 7c.

20 pieces extra heavy Canton flan
nel; sale price We yd. . i

Belt hose supporters with all
front pads. 25c
10 yards roll white tape; sale VV

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

5c.

I5 yard piece 1 in. wide black 8
brand; sale price so.

Assert ed wire haii pins in be
sale price, lie. 1

 

83- 85 Washington Street,

 

emit-hm IN FAIRFIELD. l
'i‘hicies bloke into the saloon 11111
by Patrick Brennan in Fairiloid, at
an early nous yesterday and succeed
ed in making off with two cases of
bClllt‘ goods and a qunnity of clgnm. [
The total valuation is put at 350
While there are some suspicions of
the work being done by local tale11I.V
ofiiclals bciicve to the contrary. A

 

rear door can forced and entrance of 1 '

fciced that 11 iiv

ALWAYS

 

.lNCREABEB THE ‘
STRENGTH. I
A reasonable amount of food thor- l
0113th digested and properly assimilat-
ad will nlWaya increase the strength.
if your stomach in a "little off” Kodoi
Dyspepsia Cure will digest what you
cut and enable the‘ digestive organs to
assimilate and transform all foods into
tissue building blood. Kodol relieves
sour stomach, Batching. Heart Burn
and all forms of indigestion Palate
bio and strengthening. Sold by The
Clifford Pharmacy.

 

The man on the treadmill doesn't
enlpy, seeing the wheels rgo '.round

Nlil Nilligi Nail Nilil

BRASS BEDSTEADB
Chandeliers, Candelabra.
Lamps. Cub RIgiIterI,

and Bird CIge‘I Repaired and Refin~
Iahed.
Shears and Shine" Sharpened and
flVenlekeied.
Fiat ireoI Polished.

 

 

Anything in Metal Refinishod in Any
Style.

S. Scam 81 Son,

1' booth Norwalk.
Tel. 34“.

.1

 

'1 “1—4..

Do These

Overcoats
_ Interest You i;

”.00

buyI any at then 9 All Wool
Koruy Overcoats.

33; 3‘ 37- 110 42 44
2‘ 2 i i 1 2
lveryonel worth from 015.00

to 820.00. lLIft over from form.
or union, new

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Open Monday, Wednesday and

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ml

1 1 Ialiirliay1V VleenianI.

1th.:

t

"Well" said the New Yor'kei ear

I castically. "we haven i any grass grow-

ing in our streets, anyway."

“Yes that's a clever scheme of
yours.’ replied the Philadelphia.

' What‘s that?”

"Your scheme of tearing up your
sircnis all the flow to keep the g1 ass
from growing "—Philadc phia Press. ‘1

 

il'bi‘s‘tNEN
lowing“ I"
"”1“.

A. J. COLLINS A co
12 North Main St.

 

Board of 4Relietl

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Relief of the Town of Dior-
walk will meet ill. their office, Opera
House block:

Thursday. Feb. 1.111011. 2 to 4 p.m

Saturday. 10111. 2 to 4 p. 111.

Wednesday. Hill. 7 to it, evening.

Saturdaygllth. 2 to ti 1). m.

WednoIday, 21st. 2 to t p. m

Thotmectinga are for the purpose of
hearing. and determining any and. all

appeals made to them from the deluge

of the assessors on the list of 1906.
11.1.1111: also meet with the liltin-

WI taint board. Wednesday,
3‘ try“; It 4 p. 111.. tor the pur-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

t5 0
MW“ Kill.
board at Midi

 

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the polls oi tioli lita'

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

south Norwiil‘,

EDITORS NOT iN BAD COMP
’l‘his trubuie to the virtue of I;
newspaper profession is paid:b¥1'l‘ll
Mirror. a paper plinted by th
victs ot the Missouri penitent
preachers. we have had each
nisb subsistence to an Africa
fer a tear of doctors. enourh'
populate a state. and lawyers e
to establish a good sized
hades. B_ut of editors. not

0qu line iuN

for freight Only

On and after ’Tdesday. Jul
1906 Freight Propellers will
Pier 28, East River, New Yer
of Dover street). every day,
Sunday). at 4 p. m. Freight resin”
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