Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 15, 1906 · page 6

 

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ruck none:
and victnlt .

-w.-'nigii and Friday.
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only. this vicinity. ”scrip warn
prodiopinyed nlong t 9 const. ’

 

[doom-aliens at N. E. Ryan's
biidziliwlfsliamwa». ,
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Grace Beymour has returned
‘ ’itoek'iigvialt out of town.

my Bonner. of south Norwaik‘;
visiting in Southport.

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mont‘eornest one of the winter.

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Nina Lewis. of Norwalk. was

 
 
 

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unto-date women of today.‘
ow to bake, wash, sing and to

“obedient. a. wife is N. o.
“ collocation Rocky Mountain Too.
9 steals Drug Store.

"Aldiutlor Lodge. 1. 0. O. F‘.. worked

 
 

 

the firetrilgfieo onseverul candiduta

I; crimp-m pg.-
cage. -13. :“Keeler. of Mill Plain.

. n . ‘ _ .. uite recently with
- crusher.

 

V ' owes-k of hinting the interior
,edllhl'walk. capital.

, .ms‘pfiihpfi. nod family have re-
. ‘miiyed from '34 West avenue to West
r Nervolugfor the summer.

‘ Jim. Denny Hull and Mrs. Taylor. of
o‘rw lit. hovebeen the guests of Mrs.
Foster, in Georgetown.

phonics. Philip ‘Smlth. of South
orwalit. were guests of Mrs. Charles
ifh. in Ridgefield. over Sunday.
'flohnd. Higgins, of 25 Burritt avenue,
. . a contemplating a trip ucross the Win
prfiqcthebeneflt of his health.

,. p, ll ,;.l.'.“”"*"’“““'

whiroutino business meeting of the
Hat Finishers Society was held lust
upping in the Central Labor Lyceum.
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Mfiiflllzuhelh Miller. who has been
quite ill for some time ut her home in
. filflll‘fieh-ls somewhat improved to-

r.‘ i. i

‘ Theodore Gates and Mr. Powcrs. of

- South Norwalk. were guests of rela-
tives and friends in Mill Main, on
Tuesday.

A , "I-§F¥-'I‘iie attention of till men who wear
shirts is called to the business uoticc
ou'the first page.

 

 

goth meeting of the South Norwuik
’ . eyelimproved Order of Hoptaso.
. he held last evening. Routine
‘ sawero’ taken up.

Mrs. Franklin A. Tones, of Fulrllcld
otonue.9who has been ill. innow on
:thb road to recovory. She is able
pulpit up a few hours each day.

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" Tho aoleclmen have sent out noti-
ce... tolling bids on the new Bell lu-
lon ridge. which will be received
by them until Saturday. March the
17th.

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The New York Central Cigar Com-

‘ “hon, established a cigar factory

a the new b ’lldin’g Just completed at;

the corner 0 Ely and Ilcxington ovo-

.uea.
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better to E. N. Sipporiay,

‘ Wentport, Coons .

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.. till no-bevoe. Mounted

_ one did it: the '10 plus

 

 

“Ignite. our agent, offered

 

 

. till! your!
. ‘ Yours truly,
,, F. W. DEVOE o CO.

 
 
 
 

Jilorwallr, will confer the second do-

. .. he communicationwlu culled for 8
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prevails generally *
e. or; Misaiastp-‘
‘_ a count and

snow storm started tint libel-i his

t of'frlends in Southport. yes-r

Si;
A Rudd“: has just complet-

not of Chicago). pointer.

’Dflrdofin. “wile was
‘ "on “porous Devoe. but.
short-meuuro—-ho didn’t.

 

hurt; ed the Job and sold It
n'g’~nlionl.

core “in pointing pursoncgeii

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in? Will be bold

St, John’s lodge. F. and A. M» at

roe on two candidates this evening.

 

fluorigrouumnn E. J. Hill. who came

toy orwulk to attend the funeral of
p . manic pg.ogyibcuiett'goynsthin morn!
. ifs. to 1;!!!“an hisdutles at the No-
t onpl capitol.

 

The W. (i. T. ll. will hold its par-
lor meeting With Mrs. A. S. Palmer.
.l72 Eliot avenue. tomorrow afternoon
at 3,!“o'olock. Will all the members
in and be prehent? . '

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Mrs. Sarah E. Winters. sister of
Mrs. Margaret A. Voshursh. of Soy.
moor avenue; with whom choline been
visiting returned lobar home in No-
Wurlr. N. .1. yesterday.

 

460 to F. Yorker's. ‘Solmaros' stable.
to get'your horses s 'od.

aveheen soondtns «Mondays With
lrs. C. B. Bates and Mrs. M. E. Ben»
belt. of Orchard street.

 

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Anton Hp plor has resigned his po.

éliion‘ ns’blilrtoudcr with Frank Hei

dot. the Day street onioonitocper anti

has returned to his trade as a tailor‘
with’John F. Neugebauer.

Whole Victorine Lnngenegger, tier
91;. for the R. & 0.. Corset Com-
ptinyhiweni to New York yesterday.
and'siiiia on the steamship Lu Loraine.
for li‘rnncc. where she will spend some
time. .

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A force of employees of the Con-
necticut Railway and Lighting Com-
pany is repsiirinx and strengthning the
underpiank ng at the Woodward ave»
one our hero getting it reudyfor sump
mer use. .

 

~—Attend lecture by Rev. R. E. Bhorv
telle, A. M.. liockwood's Hall. Bunting
March 18. Tickets, 25c. on SW! .
T. Hayes‘. Norwuik. and A. .i. (loll n5
& Co. South Norwalk.
Mists Agnes Fitch. who fell and
broke her hip several months ago.
while hurrying out of the way of or.
automobile. .is still confined to hip
home in Park street. and does not im.
prove very rapidly.

 

Percy W. Brown, of Wentport.
taken a position as assistant. oi. the
railway station. in Bethel. F. J. Wil-
home. of Branchville, who has been
filling the place temporuriiy hue boon
transferred to Cannons.

Al the annual meeting and banquet
of the University club. held’ at its
home in Fairfleld avenue. Bridgeport.
Tuesday evening. Howard H. Knapp
of Yale, formerly of South Norwulk
was reelected president of the. organ-
i'zution.

 

The bridge which curries the high
way over the truck of thc Dunhury out
Harlem railroad near the Finch fnrlr
in North Salem has been completed
and rolls on which construction train:
are running have bceu lulil across the
old highway beneath tho bridge.

 

A horse owned. by Max Turlov run
uwuy this morning.
Solmons stable yurd, when it. bolted
and run down Washington sirot. Ed
word Connors. however. succeeded in
stopping it before much damage woe
lliflnll. . 'l‘lie shafts were broken alight-
y.

This is the souson of liktlossness
hcudaclicu and spring disorders. Hot
iisicr's Rocky Mountain Ten to it full!
preventative. Molten you strong out
vigorous. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets
.Plalstetl's Drug Store.

A meeting of Norwuik lodge, B. P.
0. ll. wuu held luat evening und the
first. uomlnutiou of ofllcern took place
There will be another nomination ut
the next mocting. ’l‘hroo candidates
were initiated. The mootlng also How
tuned -to the reports of tho bnll com-
mittee.

Edwin Hoyt. of the New Canaan
Nurseries. who purchased about sixty
ccrce of land .ut Four Cornors. tr
blunting the. trnct with young trceo.
With this large addition of cultivated
land. the total number of cores in min
by the nurseries now lllilOlmtli_ to
1,000. _ "

 

.......

Richurii. John and ‘ Jerome ,.5uppla.
three minor children of Bridgeport.
were committed to the County Home
today by Judge Nation. The (other of
the children til deed unit the mother
who h”. a baby.” loop the thumb”:
is unable to pro'vt 9 property fof'tlinm
oil. The family reside in .lameu «trout.
liridxo’pdrt . . . .

lA hinted communication of Old Welt
Lodge. No. 108. li‘. and A, M.. will be
held lit the mom in Worthington
street. mt. week Timon)! of t‘ at
8 o‘clock. The lot ow on if do
sree «am will be c erredm special
columunlcntion will Wham at the
some piece on, pulley a, out“ or .8
oiclock. when are will is work in
the Hunter Moran‘s demeanor upon
quot will be acrvedatll Master occur
are invited. f

 

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K «svlraonniaooOituv-aw.u

7. our rnoiu clinic: ooim no GATT“.

loatllllellleIlldolloolh|1“ L.I

count: inf tho.

 
 
 

, Miss Christine ,fioyoe. of Dunbury. in
and Miss Lelia Gregory, of Bridgeport,

.hero in Connecticut without. raising

has

It was in tho.

 
 
 
 
 

but the lookout were out

no Willow - ‘
0min aluminium ,bortko ;
town. in the Bounce hint Apriouituroi
darling}: mmmmnimthwtho «it.»
000 w ich Mumwfly oft in his will
no an endowment“ o. to be used for
intention inf urhuii in: ct “atom.
“(gill)“: Mometfintor‘ to carry-

y or. . is concur
. ‘2 it ith%}t%il till i»
.in or. ., .. o film
i 'Bpnnott Mann oturtng‘ ‘ huh.
fi‘howlilprovlilen fhdt thalidomide: lilo
i Q a» l .
Failt‘m‘ililim l0 he ilfiadilnflllrinx,i9r
he Winona rsetown. , .. .

All 8 fro

 
 

 
 

.tn. diatom . the mama of touch.
‘inggigrpciiou' farming opathatpfurm.
.Il o mutter really stands no. money
.3th b [expended tit; Btorrs. it the be
it cut. ll. neural“ by instructors. but
w ll.1 up wtownrdu the ,maintaibipg of
iho. gilhcrt form. its on annex to the
\CQHQ‘GA .rx . , .., .., . ,
, ,.Now that. the matter has been. made
public there is conptdprubleconjecturo
as to what the trombone! lilo, college
will, dohwithdho form oftentboy have
accepted it says the Hartford Courunt_
inhosbeeu suggcntod to some of the
trustees that it. tghtLDcmniic into an
excellent fruit 33m, omit 6 products
pent-right to._New York .9 ty it, being
r the New York state the. pill.
8i , who, were acquainted , with Mr.
. il‘bert any, that heHhuduheon expert-
nienting with beef. and gut in contin-

 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

uing, these cxporli‘nents e authorities
hftlllan urt iicuarrylnpout the
wished of t oi deceased and hiding the
collegei .its Vinnie, , ’ ’ _

Mr. fill ort who pf. thgoulnlon that
the t. ii:fi%il"§..°’i.l3.l°'l§¥..39.nl out
from‘ ow L gland “uptight lit for
yestern booth ould ,he used. and ex-
pgpdpd in ,thipportof. the country os-
peololly in Connecticut... lie. had been

iii-ins steerg in the wept anomalous
f cmmhippe’d. to his farm. them to be
If tinned. fortitomurkot. i-io thought
1 at. inane .n corn could be interred

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 

,' rice of beef. At the time of his
South he Wus experimenting along
these lines. and what tho'rosulte of.
these experiments have been is not.
known expect pcrhoys by those who,
here closely rela‘ cd to the work. our-
rled out. by Mr. ilhert.

n. a. BU'RHXNsieeririi-zs AFTER
FOUR YEA

, . . , ‘88.

G. B. ‘Bnrhans. of Gariisie Center. N.
Y., writepi “About four years ago i
wrote you stating that i had been on-
tirely cured of a severe kidney trouble
by inking lees than into bottles of Fol
leyfs Kidney Cure. It entirely stop
oed the brick duet sediment and pain
and by. mom of kidney. 6 sense diu-
dppear loin glad to any that l
hove never, had a return. of any at
,thopepyroptoins during the four yearn
”that have elapsedand i am evidently
lured. to star cured. and .ilemlly rec,-
ommend ii‘tlley‘a Kidney Core to any
one sutterln’ fromkidney or blunder
trouble." ' iatst‘ed‘e Drug Store. ‘?

coupon ruins COURT.

Motion: on abort ‘Cplpndar Before
‘ Judge Chm: Tomorrow.

The motions to he heard by Judge
Howard .1. Curtis in, common pleas.
short culondur. tomorrow, fciinwu: .

Beniumiu Belts. ponder-vi: . is. Vii.
‘lei'cy A. Andrewu, at iii.. form .osul'o;
Horace S. ,Fuirchtld vs. \i'illlum .i.
(err. dct‘endont'u motion for new
bond on ropioviii: The. Stamford Suv-
luxc bunk vs. Annie O'Grudy. ct tilt-1..
.‘ol‘eclouurc. und motion that title vest
in redeeming incumbruncer; Allen A.
Hull vn. George Queen. ot‘ui" foreciow
:re: Anieunueite Attenuadmlnistruirix
vs. Prentice W. Chase, application for
ltusoiutton of attachment upon sub-
itttutiou of u.~hond. motion for now
suit for want ofreply unii‘ilefenilunt'o
notion to make Slurgus Whitlook. u
'o~defeiidiinl; The South Norwulk
Thust (lo. vs. Mary Vi Stevens, ct obi.
iisciouurc of defame or foreclosure:
Steve Volko vs. Rooe Volko. judgment
for want of answer; Now York,
Bridgeport. und Eustcrn lluilway Co.
vs. .loucph Motti. judgment for want
of power; Churien S. Kalacr vs. iloleu
S. Burr... Judgment for (want of un-
uwer:,,8ylveiiter L. Knapp vs. Herbert
B. Yunyon. judgment. for want of on.
swer; John W. Clubby vn. Michucl ll.
Sexton, . foreclosure; Roskuh. '(icrutlcy
Trust. Co. vs. Mary V. Stevens, ct old,
closure or forecloaure; Micbclc lit
1.90 vs. M. J. imilndoru. judgment for
want of unower; Thomnu (llyun vs.
lionu Fiche. plaintiff's domurrur.

A SCIENTlf-‘lc WONDER.

The euros that stand to its credit
make Bucklcn’s Arolco Solve a colon-
title wonder. it cured E. R. Muiford.
ectiirer for the Patron» of Husban-
fry. Woynoaboro. Pm. of a dlutrocainn
case of lion. it heals the worst
Burns. ores. Bolts. Ulcers. cuts,
Wounds, Chilbluino and Salt Rheum.
Only file at 1". fl. Baxter’s. fiouih Nor-
uiiuudjld. P. Wood's. Norwnlk, ornit-
storéa. '-

 

 

 

 

PR. TQWNQE‘ND APPOINTED.

Incomi- Dr. ' :oll‘y u Boorotlry of
Sim rd of Horton,

NW HAVEN. Murch ih.-Tho ro-

iort fine 5 to Boardofiloolth for
no month of obriiary wuit liiilued to
lay and won prepared by the into Dr.
lburicn A. lAndolcybneurctury of the
Board. , croiary Limitiloy'u rcnilnh'
iloin. llt'c Wm been handed to tho
‘louril nil in hole take effect April
1. in. .i. in. Town .of mu otty.
viii succeed Dr, Lindslcy on secretory
ind hereafter the office will be, in
‘lnrtford, in the capital.
“The re ort for hut. month shown that
i 5' deal: role 'for February war-{not
in bear 4 critical. . There were 1.226
‘llcatghu' brink theinidtilh in this lotto.
this number being 114 Ion then in
urinary. and if! tops. than in February
of loci yuan g

The total to also 87 ten months
ovorngo‘numbor of death! during l)
rlltlry for the five preceding you .

WAN-l #60” AND LOGKIRI’.‘,’AT
llNOLD’I. . ‘

in «cordoned with‘tho requirements

of a new state low Arnold‘s foundry

h b , pool pod wt it now witch
.,.iilfiogizihiiéniglpdndiiii’riyifiivl‘ l
"Molu’hd‘fitiim it 9o-

inhmlni'.dml it portable.

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will“ and onluythu. income A
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m lit milliliter to to be lined

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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Wt biddtl'oeu.

 
 

. ‘ lied“ We proud i
refibuuy‘u " on y. v
downward. mm"-
tll‘ on mule-u before
you nan into iourncy.

or “River where.
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it has been: in" years since
this little artist appeared in Norwulk,
and will best- be remembered as the
Bad Boy in George Houth’nvPeok‘n Bud
Boy Company. Miss Karroll has
made, wonderful strides since those
days hurl will appear at £19th Theatre
all next‘Wolokggtpbe bond of her own-
roportoiro compnny.‘curryiug u solid
curl of mental scenery and electri-
cal 63 octe.‘ ‘On Monthly night the son-
uutionol meioltlranm entitled A Night
in Chinatown will .ll‘l the offering. in-
troducing the following vuudcvilio
featuros’botweou the note :; Smith nod
Dell. comedy singing and dancing duo;
Harry if. Vloltery‘ one of Aiiiericu‘e
sweet singers: Jock Wurburtou, cot-cu-
tric comedian nnd monologuc urtlst;
the grout Rohettu. ,houmllng rope nod
slack wire ’urtiet: the latest'illustrut-
ed songs; the Cycling Zunorus, the
greatest comedy cycling not now be-
foro' the public. bar none. Monday is
ladieu’ bargain night. Beet souls itic.
limited to the first two hundred sold.
Seats on sale.

UNCLE TOM‘S (utility.

Uncle Tom's Cabin will be given at
Hoyts Theatre. this evening. upon a
celebrated scale, it tier the manage-
ment of Man Wash um. The part. of
Uncle Tom/is“ played. by Edward Espy.
probably the hesbknown impersonator
of the character in America, as he was
the original Tom in Stetson’s company,
which hasheeh before the public for
many years. .Misses Emma (“only
and Alberto. Tiiyi'or uretho TOpslee,
and Messrs.jl)uvld Boyd and Willinm
Reap play the character of Marks.
the lawyer. There will he fifty capo-

 

' me people in the cost who ure pioy‘

er» of more thun ordinary ability.
Among the novel npcciuiiios lnlrodm“
oil will be the buck dancing of Tom
Kolly.’thc superb vocul numbcrs of
the ladies’ C_ ole Quui'lottc and the
Lone Store n Quintotto. 'l‘ho scum
cry of thin production is sold to be
entirely new and truly nmgnlticont.
The transformation scent»- unit wonder-
ful vision ui'c iiiurvi-lously l‘iTt‘Ciin'l.
A xrniui stroci portion will be given.
iii which will bo kccn Col. Suu‘yer‘s
challenge puck of gcuuiuc Silu-riau
bloodhoundu. Evu's Shutluuil ponics:
Mili‘ks' donkeys. u unlulicr of bountiful
chariots and tnblouu wugons unii ivvo

liliIMiEl of” music. drum (fill‘pil‘ etc.
Watch for the» parade. .
SATURDAY NIGHT A'i"i'RA(."i‘iON

His Lust iioilur, which comes to
lloyt's 'l‘hciitrc. Suturduy; Murch 17.
is now in its third prosperous your unit
in so prolific in tho olomcnie of heart
and comedy interest that it hurt token
rank in the cities of piuys (hut lll'('
endowed with universal popular ap-
proval. Mr. l-iigglno homiu tho oust.
ably seconded by Miss Eleanor Mou-
ioll. His last. Doiiur is u ploy of ex-
citing incidents as is evidenced by the
tumultuous oppluuue thut follows the
racing scene, for which notion iiior~
oughbrcd running horses urn curried.
it is u comedy drama with u wcll und
tcl'uely told plot, u moot cffcclivo conn-
itrrpitil. and tho whole charmingly lcttv-
cited with good miriirprovokibg shou-
tions. For the propor interpretation
of his work. Mensch. Stair and Nicolai
hove nurrouniled Mr. Higgins with on
excellent cost. I

DR. M‘GEE‘S LECTURE.

Dr, Anita Newromb Motloc. who
spook» at the South Norwolk (‘ouigro-
sailoniil Church tomorrow evening. in
u optional officer of tho ll. A. ii. and
of the American iioii (ii'osu Socioty.
She holds two iloool'utiouii from the
omporor of. Jump. in u thorough illu-
(loot. it close observer of turn and
cvvntn. and hail hud rum opportunb
ties for gathering the mulcriuis for
her lecture. Dr. Mullen won inc 0th
foretxnor who won iii-copied by tho
.lopunoue Rovcruinont for uorvloo in
their army. Sho led ii company of
American nurses who worked for all:
month» on tho liuiliciloldu and in the
hocpttulu during the late nonwhit-
auooo war. Mru. Mct‘loo outdo many
photograph» hcruclf hint hint moni’
oihcrn presented to her. From these
it rum will of utorooptlcou iiiiileo have
horn prepared which add vol-y xro tly
to the value oi. be it con, erMi-Ci e's
interesting oxplunniimm come from
one ihorouyhl‘y bullied by urinate:-
perioncc. All one hundred dollar-tore
uiiuuliy naked for thiu.,liuo..lvctlli'il 0*-
clhuulvo o‘fh nudist-Wit inul other
c targets, a I‘m prices ltl'o my.
belly fifty and. 'iivohfr-tlvo conic. The
price: have now been not low If) ihui
students null all people interacts in
this timely t n my moo porno a
of the opponynity. Dr. caee'iiloc-
iurn iii one 0f“.ihnflll‘”d~ .. opportun‘
tiles which have mania .cflno to’oor

town and oily; fee
The no; ‘mimlmniui gimp

«coconut , in unit ., imbibe}!
DcWittid lamioliu‘lyififlrp. flap
a vial of then lament... tic pill- in
the house no fetus a rim lit um

infill! on foot . 1
Manama clogging? '

 

 

 

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won- or “run
We , p

. new clone it» incontion coils for more
., than a panning comment in“ the mutter
' of notices of atoms in The Norwulks.

" of the 'utord'uutt wits cramped for
roam.

’ her is increased total-phloem or twenty.

 

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‘ The about} on

in; and will continue for the tomato;

tier of the week. ,
The remarkable proud; of title con-

u'roc'piomoer unicorn. ill. ‘ fin
uatij n at in ‘Wnulltngtou‘pt, .t.
occluded one‘hnlf of” honour. ' ‘ce.
only one caiduladyw“ join»
played. Toduy the col .ern occupies
the entire flooflopuo‘o u ii there“ two

 

and on Saturdays they number twelve,
while on apociiii conditions the num—

N. 13. Ryan, the head of the concern.
attributes the success and growth to
tho carrying out of the, prinolpul'hini.
which the huelneen is operated, “Quali-
ty and autiefncilon to the customer."

The“ formal opening of the enlarged
store won this morning, and there has
n large crowd of customers oven early
in-{itbe .du‘y. thereby attesting the popu-
lnrity of the store.

The interior of the store was most
tastefully decorated. The prevailing
colors are pink and white and the cf-
fect certainly was very line.

On entering the door, a cluster of
palms and fume greets the eye of the
patron. while at the other end of the
ntore is a series of probes in pink and
white surmounting the .word “Wol-
come." done in pink apple blossoms
upon a background of white. .

in the three probes are set very
hundsomo palms and united plinth.

0n the sides of the store the union
decorative scheme is carried out with
pink apple blossoms. festooning arch-
on of white. in the probe: on the
xixht side will be found handsome
upoclmens of the work of the. R and G
Cornet Company. .

0n the other side in o upeciully. line

 

icr‘y which will grace the ladies of The
Nomulks during the coming summer.

The show windows. which have been
especially decorated for the. occasion.
are very handsome cud (hateful. The
west, window contains sew-rut cor at
forum which were made at. coolllde a-
ble expense by theft and (l, Company.
especially for this opening and aretlie
very finest work mode by this his con-i
corn.

in the other .window' are shirt
waists. shirt waist belts and other.
feminine. dututies in the way of wear-

 

, The entire interior of the store has
been rel-arranged. The oilice is pinc-
ed at tho rear and includes a retiring '
room for the lady patrons who may he
fatigued with shopping. There in also
a. receiving roam for goods which come.-
into the store.

A telephone makes it possible in con-
junction with a system of deliv-1
cry for any lolly in The Norwulks to ,-
order goods by telephone and have.
them delivered at her home. in stormy“
wcuther this will be found to be it"
great ndvtintnge. 7‘

New show crises have been insinllcd
with the other fittings and the. stock
is all kept in‘ boxes of uniform color-fl
lug. giving it very neut appear one to:
the shelves. A new system 0 lightie"
ing bus been installed and by for the;
greater part of the stock is new.

This first imporiunt step of the new
concern will be welcomed by its pu-
tronu iinil those who huvo not yet»
trolled tum-o. will be adequately wel-v
coined and will receive the best. all
treatment. Miss N. E. Ryan. who in”
the moving spirit in the bustnenq, turf
(lowlands it..thoroughly and is intro-
ducing innoi‘ntionu in The Norwulks
which will he hourtily welcomed.

DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED
by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the our.
There is only one way to cure deaf-
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is counted by on
inflamed condition of the mucous
lining of the Eiiemchian 'Tu'be. When
this tube is inflamed you hove o rum-
bling sound or imperfect bariumohd
when it is entirely cloned, Deafness is'
the result. and unless the inflammation .
can be taken out and this tube reotor-,.‘
ed to its normal condition. heurinl will ‘
be destroyed forever; nine com our.
of ten are entitled by Carol-r11, Which is
nothing but an inflamed condition of
the mucous surfaces. '

We will give One Hundred Bolero".
for any case of Deufnetiu (cause by"
cninrrh) that cannot be cured by Hlii'l
gaturrh Cure. Band for circulars.
roe.

F. .l. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. Ohio.

8on by Druxgioih. tile. 7

Take Hull's Family Pills for can!
potion.

 

 

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William Mark, it cool magnate from
Pittaburg, won discuruinz pbaun'of
office life.

"One day our telephone [ill wan talc
en ill and they piit one of the oiilca
boys in to run tho exchange." acid
Mack. "l suddenly had occasion to
not New York and i picked up the
deck Mono and called for loop din-
tnncr. i waited o second Mid than
there was ii grindiny noise that. sound.
ed as: though i had been connected
with c mlncomoai factory.

"l booked the receiver hook. yelled
into the 'phono uod finally Iii the rock-
(it continued i iumpcil up and rubbed
into the oxohfi‘Wc room und‘uot that
boy by the collar.

 

ni bad'wortla and then suited the kid
what he mil trying to do with the
l'flli‘lll‘l‘iiiel'y of that laiopuoiio‘. , -

' ' rying to not long alliance for
you. nir.‘ he «to ionoconiin 'l..tml

one in there. thon'ww-J

" ‘Whiit in thunderido 1 their about.
more minim)“ young imp?" I bowl.
ml tit, him.

:‘Hféilogkod 3.1m or thetiulli.
" _ now. an ant ' in
an i do. oir.’ no air. ' a: tune

hurt”: "i
I ruc ,nto I0 very funny tint
out or tr no...“ r
the cilia-imitating“ . on: on
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i of if. iniityfin ‘
nun Cohiialtll! commenced longhorn. ‘

LiPhone evidences are 'st‘iliri" 'c
five baieelndlon on dulyi’ull the. time. i" ‘ " ,gtil ”fins.

.DRiBB GOODS SECTION

display of the styles of feminine hos- ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

in; apparel. i “

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accumulation ,ed in in. bright. imp merchandise omits»

Benson. You'llibe particularly interested whénuve telly“
these new goods are rightly iio’u‘ghtfnh‘d are ”going to. he I’
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. it. inch broldciothhlnguli
also block. at $1.00 a yard. ,
58. inch, all wool black. Franc,
special at. 89c.“ . ‘ .
.THE‘SELLING or siLKs . .
raced little ”to no or at
‘ totallinxuiaso saliva“ NONI w'
like so boonvomically'lprlcpd. If
qhwtanwyoucetp turbid ill ‘ .
. Abe '_ ul,fl"‘ortul, to: . '~ ,, .
Chiltonw atfilfldihyfid. ,. . '7
20 inohraii silk taffeta. new "
at 750m yard. . . . ~ “ -
, at inah‘bilok imam suit. me -
special ohmic n yard. '
‘ “inchibllok'tlfleth lint, M “II
, rainstorm. ,
I in“ ‘

.AT ”'8 BEST

High-water mark now in the dread
goods section. Range of styles, roufie
of colors. rungs of prices most com-
plete. , '

Wool shepherds checks in block
and white and blue and white. Very
special at 50c yard. - ,
‘A full range of colors in oilvwool
you: veilinse and ulbutroas. at 60c u
or -. .

38 in. all woolbicck and white. blue
and white, brown and white. and nov-
elty mixturen, at 50c yard. . '

45 in. wool brilliantiue. all colors.
lincd of the newest. colors, at We a
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March _
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on above dates‘ and note the improvements that have
. 1‘ .

your verdict.

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RS. catnip-Co.
bb‘ lilaihbxuliou 25inch.

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