ICB‘CI’BIIIII
lane’s '
51 WASHINGTON e'l'.
T: Haymailors will be resumed this even-
:I Miss Laura Reynolds, of
‘I going treatment at the Norwalk, Hos-
..I Mrs, D. C. Thomas, of Raymond
-- street, who was recently operated on
f: at the Norwalk Hoapital. was discharg-
. ed today from that Institution
: I Mrs. Philip Komlodi, or ill Taylor
.. walk Hospital today for appendicitis.
'1 The operation Was performed by Dr.
‘- chased five fine building lots located
7" Y1. OR a GOLDEN.
The plnochle tournament of Unoas
Water
street, Norwalll, who has been under-
pital, has been discharged.
It shov‘vs grace in every
. avenue, was operated on at the Nor-
J. Dumortier, assisted by Drs. Shel-er
' and Walter Hitchcock.
Thomas Collins has recently pur vmcing argument we know.
in one or the nicest refiidentlal districts
in the town. The lots were purchased
from Henry C. Ely. Three of them are
located on South Main street at the
corner of Grove, and ham :1 frontage
of 160 foot and two are located on
Grove street. and have a combined
Varsity suits conic ill a
and black 'worstcds. Yarsit
A. J. Collins was a visitor In Dun-
bury, yesterday.
Harry Hogan of Bridgeport. was a
visitor in South Norwalk today on
business.
The Harris & Gsns Company is dis
charging a cargo of high grade anthra-
cite coal.
Ernest C. Roscoe has been nominat~
ed as the Republican candidate for rcp-
resentative in Wilton.
-—Dr. Dick’s cures malaria.
Miss Helen M. Flynn.' of Crescent
street. was a guest of her sister in
New York yesterday.
,Landiord ‘Reyneke. of the Hotel
Clifford, has rcceivcd a large relrlg.
erator tor the use oi the culinary de-
partmeni.
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Ficdler, of
Jersey City, were guests over Sunday
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Price, of
West avenue.
—Dou't forget Italian Social Club
Ball, Monday evc., at Arion Hall.
Ticket, gentleman and ladies, 25c.‘
A New Haven Spanls War veto-
pun died yesterday at. the,, oroton Sol‘
dicr‘s Home. Hie remains will be ta~
hell to New Haven. - ..
Alfred Anderson, brother “of Mrs.
Gustav Plizor of this city left this
morning for San Francisco, where he
will visit relatives.
James E. l-iubbell, the well known
Norwalk hardware mun, drove to
Bridgeport yesterday i; hislmw auto-
mobile and called 0 his brother, Car-
mi G. Hubbell. . ~ '
The estate of th ,e Sa Andreas
which has been In he pro utq ,ourt
for some time. has been settler and
the account of the administratrix has
been accepted an allowod. ‘
——l)on't torgct lulian Social Club
Bull. Monday eve. at Arlen Hall.
Ticket. gentleman and ladies, 25c.
'I‘hc Rev. Fremfitiorrér; savior at.
the Norwulk Methodist Church, left
town this morning for Broditlylkto at~
tcnd ihc semi-snail session f the
clcrgymcu oi‘ the New York East Coll-
forenco.
Miss Amy Bulttoln. of France street
has been entertaining Miss Carrie Mc-
Cunn, of Ridgefleld. Miss McCanu ro-
turuod home today. accompanicd by
Miss Balcom, who will be her guest for
a few days.
-—A number of solicitors of thc icic-
phone company have been calling upon
the resident people of Norwullt, c»
plaining rates, etc. If any one has
been sllgilted. call the manager's oflicc
and lot the fact be known.
The case oi Charlcs E. Schoch who
was on trial before thc, wn court this
morning on a chargejo ‘non-support
was brought up and our'mcommeudu-
tion of the Prosecuting Attorney a uni.
is was entered. “ ' "
The Rev.‘ Wcmyss Smith. rector of
St. Paul's Church. Norwnlk. is expected
home early In tho pl'l‘léidli week. from
fianlluulty. Ohio. when.» he has been
conducting a twolw days” mission.
At the. Norwuilt Methodist Church
last night, the Rev. l-‘ruuk i). 'i‘orrcy
preached on "A Problem In Partner-
ship." the IllNi scrmon In a series cu-
tlllod ”Five Promll-ms In Higher Mir
Ihutuullcn." 'l‘hteru was an excellent
congregation.
The acting school vlsllura hold it
session this morning in Norwnlll, and
made the unun’i illlll'il of requisitions.
Only routine busluusa matters came
up. The action visitors this year are
- Arlllur i‘. thclcr, A. liluuchurd and
liurrlo Iiidlil'.
Thu l’ltillliclli I-lxcurulonisis hall a
dclighlful linu- tiniurdoy. ho trip was
mudc without accident a d the arrival
home on the return occurred at shortly
lloforc RBI). ii In bellllvoll that this
was tllc llutl or the autumnal oxcur»
atom; to tho linrksbircs. ,
'l’hl- Iiov, 1d,). (frail. oil Mlalllllon.
Ohio. preached to big congregations
again yesterday at lit. 1’ lll's tillurch on
tlw timed. and kglhwgcrkolcy strccl
cllupul. ‘i‘ l- Inltcr was completely
filled. Mr. (fruit In a wry brilliant
clergyman. and. as was rccontly datu-
onnlrulcll. Is also ll musl Interesting
Bhukcspellre and dramatic utlldont.’
DOCTOR! IAID WOULD NOT
Peter :3. wall , Ii... writes:
"Altar ll .orlng for two years with
the best physicians in Waylmtlurll.
and still getting worse. the doctors atl-
visod me it i find null mutation in at-
tend to i had better attend to It at
once. as i could not possibly live an-
other month as there was no cure for
me. Foley's Kidney Cure on no-
omlaendou w the by airless...“ 1
immediately sent my son to the store
for it. and after tailing three bottles l
began to not botto- and continued to
improve until i was entirely well."
sted‘l Drug stone and The Cities:
so . .-
ltoaluu marksman.
you. LIHI or serum.
mumwuteioomnsrlon
. Proust-lotion Mum.
pulsars. lentil mm.
frontage of lid foot. Mr. Collins has
purchased them for speculative pur-
poses. -
—~A number of solicitors of the tele-
phone company havu been calling upon
the resident people of NOI'WilIk, ex-
piaining rates, etc. it any one has
been slightcd, call the manager's oilicc
and let the fact be known.
Frederick Stcbb of Hoyt street,
Norwalk, was arrested late Saturday
night by Sergeant Thomas Hunt, of
Norwalk. on a complaint of Mrs. Siebb.
who claimed that her spouse had us»
jsaultcd her. Stebb was paroled yes-
Distinctive Models of
back. full front. flare skirt with center vent
vents—features which prove the expert work of a master
designer. Yet Varsity suits cost little- '
$15.00to $25.00.
and are so well tailored and
urally expect to pay much more. A try-on is the moat con-
no obligation to buy because
SUITS. .
If you appreciate clever designing, be sure to Time the
new Varsity sack-coat model for Fall wear. ‘
line—broad shoulders. shapely
and false side
perfect fitting that you'd nat- .
Come in and try on; there is
you try.
broad range of llcw and cxcltr
sivc \vcavcs ill grayish \vorsiclls, Scotch twcclls. and blue
y overt-nuts are as faultless 'ill
design and lit as Varsity suits. $15 to $30.
Others in; low as $6.00
tints Bradley. 'l‘hc case will be heard
iterdny morning by Chief of Police Tho-
(III the Norwullt Police Court at 2 p. In.
today.
J‘. P, Mentor, Boston; J. K. Duffy,
Miss Katherine nGlIoway, Mr. and Mrs.
R. C. Joucs, Chicago; E. Scnke, Hart-
ford; C. W. Robbins. Danbury; 1.. Bo-
soili, Paterson. N, J.; Mrs. E. E. Case.
Forest ii). Fuse, Ralph E. Clix-if}. South
Nol‘walk: Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hunt,
Norton] College; Joseph Wright. Woon~
socket. ll. l.; L. R. Hurlbntt. Wilton;
George 1.. Rockwell. Ridgciicld. have
been Icccnt guests at the Hotel Clit-
l'ol‘d. '
The case of fizzle Alldorsoil, the six~
iccn your old Chapel strcct. Norwalk.‘
girl, who was turned over to the South
Norwallt pollcc Saturday morning and
later to tho Norwnlk pollcc, utter sbc
had spent Friday uighl. on the Wash-
ington street bridge, has gone over
again until tomorrow morning. The
girl is claimed by thc police ofllcinls to
be incorrigible, and It has bccu thc in—
tcntion to have her oolnltlitesq to the
state industrial institution . r girls.
~0n the other hand, the In er wants
another chance to try to manage tllc
child.
It. was fortunate for THE. Bowen oI‘
Stamford, that ho wus driving his ulr
tomobllc up Main street. Norwnlk.
ycstcrduy aflcrnoou.*siowly, f r ucur
the corner lit Hohooilstreot. t _ kinielm
bolt broke. taking coltrol completely
out or his hands. The car headed
straight for a telegraph pole and al-
most rcuchcti .ii, the only thing prevent-
ing being the lsckof momentum when
thc break occurred. icorgo I.. Lock-
wood ctlme to Mr. Bowen’s assistance.-
lNcw parts hall to bo soul tot), to l c
rcpnlrs. At the time of Hip hop in
Mr. liowcu was accompanied lbw" u
frlcnd. ,.
KET AFFORDS AT LOW
We want YOUR ol'llcr
thc very best attention.
. VICE a little BETTER that
" 'you lost a?
DELINEATOR (1 y ,) ...... ..... _,...
MGGLURESAI ye ....'
WORLD'S WurlK (inn)
1 ll‘
-’
Our Price for
titan regular price.
INDEPENDENCE NOMINATION ._ ’
CASES TO BE HEARD. s i.
NEW YORK, Oct. 29.~-A spccinl scs- _
sion of the Court of Apepals will be 4,9 Wall St. Norwalk
hold in Albany ul 2 p. m. tomorrow to . M
hcur an appeal from the tlccisiou of
thc appellate division III iht' lndcpl-n»
deuce I.(‘flKllf‘ nomination cast-s ill
New York county. This auuolluccmcnl
was miliii‘ today by counucl for the In.
limit-nuance Mantle uflcr u coufcrcncc
with (Elliot .lllllgc Ciliil'll, of tho
of Appeals.
ELIAS HOWE MEMORIAL.
SPENCER, Muss, Ilclolwr 29.“"I,I‘i“
Illniuary Nit-pa worn lllsiltutctl today to
Illllll‘t'Hl the woman ot‘ the world who
psc Ht‘WIIlK nlachlucs In It Iuovclucut ll)
(‘ourl ‘prcscrvc tlll- blrihplucc of Elias llowc,
I.lr., lilo Inventor of that labor saving
llcvicc. interested pol-sons lu-ro pro
POLITICAL CONFERENCE AT THE poor to form a corporation and to ask
WHITE HOUSE. for ll tillarlcl' lllldcr lilt‘ lows of Muti-
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2il,--l’ostlnus- suchnsctis ulld cvcry persons who own
icr tir-ucrai Corlclyou. chairman of the fl HI'WIIIK lllflCilIll" M” h“ "WWI I" "‘"l’
chubllcuu lemml (‘otlllllllicc. wus yirlbuic something to tho project.
Ill l-onl‘crcllcc today with the pl‘l‘l-iilli‘lli
discussing the political situation III
New York. Sccl‘ciury liool. who in to .
illrk‘"1:!”‘li'i'l‘llnlntiii'?’ Y‘W'k‘ :ii'i‘lz‘l" Russian Pol-clan Minister. Iunclll-ti
duct to won I on ll )(Jti II . '- . .
ltcucrul m llllc \Vilii: I‘Iffll‘fil' and a", with Ibilillt‘rtli' William yt‘lilt‘l‘tilli. ul-
thrl-c i'l‘llillilli‘ii logcthur for Hillill‘! timc. II‘I' Which ho had a limit ""IIW’WIUUII
-~* iwllh Ills Illulcsiy. The minister lulll
REAL E3TATE TRANSFEFW- lilliliill‘l' confcrcucc with ('Iillill'l'iinl‘
I‘lfilillc "l Nulhun (‘- idly I" Thomas von lilclow today and will Iliuc with
l’. (inlllus, four lots, Moss ivllll. Exl‘u» Ililu Ioullzht.
lived. I- ‘ 'nwrc uppcnrlt to be no rcauou lll
iltlrbor Vlcw ltcully (‘ompuuy to suppose that iilcrc Is any particular
Iforncliu .l. Austin. ltyo. one lot, llllr- olliect in M. lswolnlly'n sloping No IlIIlK
bur Vlcw iicucll. Wllr. horn on Illll way through to I'll. l'u-lcl-a-
Hill'lllllll Qilllllil'r to .Iolm lichlll'. bury. except to pcruouully communi-
luud. lily and Lexington avenues. cull-lothccmpcror.thcchuncclllu‘and
Wlll'.
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RUSSIAN SITUATION HOPEFUL.
llli’lililN, Oct, 29.1 iii. lswnlslty. lilo
... w._...
A YOUNG MOTHER AT 70.
"My mother iii"! suddenly boot! mode
young at ’lii. ’l‘wcniy yours of‘lntcllne
nlllicrlnlt from dykpcpniu hull cntlroly
disabled her. until six months alto.
when she began taking Electric liltu
totil. which have completely cured her
and restored lilo Nil‘l‘ilmil mid activity
libs had mine fli‘lflll‘ of life." wriios
Mrs. W, I]. illipolrlcll. of Duuforll.
lilo. tircnierl restorative medicine on
the globe. Ht‘ll‘ Htomuoh. Liver and
Kidneys rlnhl. urlilcn the blood. and
cures Malaria. iIiousncss and Weuk‘
nelson. Wonderful Nerve ’l‘onic.
Price liar. Guaranteed by F. ii. limo
ter's. South NorWuIlt. and E. Il’.
Wood‘s. Norwalll. drug stores. '-
Hollnwe’en W
Novelties
commas”
rorpll Ilorc hopeful Iulprcunlonn of tin-
ltuaslau situation.
2000
at the Town Clerk's omco swell
and than
of doom. ‘ ' .
gafe
Pent a
South iiIll‘IiIIiii
THE BEST FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED THE MAR-
Tbui's the rcasm we hold our old Irudc and win now.
Buy vOat's That's Clean.
team
. ..... ...
_ ”Wm. 1P.
1tho Icndlllg mclllbcru of Ibt- diplomatic .
FOrgot ten.
, A , ’
The original dud. not the record of it. ll the authority In matters
Do you know where the deed for your property II?
and Know.
._ Box“ M I'Xf‘rt.
EST MARKET PRICES.
s. Wc gunrnntcc to give them
We think we offer you SER-
1 the oihcr follows host. Will
MANUELT.HATCH. ,_ 1
OFFER i
nil
............. 31.00
.nou ............ ......-...,....
l
.> ................... ....t...... 3.00
. . as.
the above $300
This is your first chance to get tho llciiucator or McClure‘s at less
Bears’
__ m... ‘BOOkS. Stationery and Engraving.
6 So. Main St. ~83. Norwalk.
EVANGELISTIC MISSIONS.
Yesterday's South Norwalk Baptist
Service a Great Succen. '
Ytlsil'rtitiy at the South Norwnlk liup-
list (‘hurch the evangelistic mission
was an emphatic success. Many will
i'l‘lllt'lllili‘l‘ the tiny us one of the grccll
spots In ”Mr lives. The morning scr.
ricc was vcry lul'gcly uticndcd. ulld
Ihc Sunday School had the largest til~
Icuduncc of the your. The Young i’co-
plc a lnculinl: In charge of U. K. Finn-
lil'I‘H was lively and helpful with an al-
Il‘lllilllli -- lilili crowded the capacity of
Iill‘ church. There was a uuitcd rclv
lllllINl' to the lopic under discussion.
\I’Ililc all lllcsc services were [1107]“)-
I'liilii'. Illu cvculug tum-ting was extra-
ordinary. 'l‘hc auditorunl was fIIlcll to
ill» utmost and the chapel had to bc
opcncd to soul. the people. Rev. A. ll.
.t‘onla orcucllcll on tho “Goodness of
(loll that Ist'lllii‘iil Thus to Repeat
Ilucc,” lic qu'oIllcd ill it very lit-null-
lul illlii ultruclirr- way the story of ii
lwucvolcut (toll. and Micro was a vcry
luruo rcsponsc front lllcll and wolncll
«Inclurlux their purpose to servo ihc
Muster. ’I‘hc lulu-tings mutlnllo to
night and prolullut grunt things.
i Homo men talk too loudwull wuutcu.
talk loo much.
Deeds
log claimants; left there by owners;
I
Deposit Box
Trust Company,
I My in a numbcr of cases, the heavy
. buying of Reading, Union Pacific and
‘ ciflc. Northern Pacific. Northwestern
. condition at
TOOTH BRUSH AND TOOTH POW-
‘ ass FOR Pnlcil or one.
Through a special contract with Dr.
V, C. Bell. we offer this week a”b‘ox
or Dr. Bell's Tooth Powder or a bottle
of m. Bell's Mouth all... with a 250
Tooth Brush ‘
FOR 25c,
the following offer being made to
make more generally known the excel-
lence of Dr. Bell’s Denil'lflce.
.u..._ I
illii IIIIIIII PilflIIIIIIII,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15*2.
,FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10 :10. a. m.——()n~
l.v mcugcr orders for stocks were In
the market for cxticutloll at the open-
ing and fractional gains over Saturday
were the conscqucnce. Anconda rose
lit and Union Pacific. Ileudina, Brook.
Iyn Transit and Sulelting large frac-
tions.
WALL STREET, 11 a. ln.——0pening
advent-cs were increased quite nota-
‘Unllcd Slates Stet-l reviving spt-culn-
lion clscwhcrc. 'l‘hc gcncrul dcmnnli.
bowvvcr. dccrcnsod after many stocks
hull uverugcd u good fraction nhovc
last wccl."s closing. Great Northern
pill. moved up 2%, Reading, Colorado,
It‘ucl and Snlciting 1%, and Union Pa-
SI. Louis. Soutllwcstcrn and National
Railroad of Mcxlco pill. l in ii.)
WALI. STREET. NlmII.——'l‘llc mur-
kcl iclI into an cxirclucly apathetic
the conclusion of tho
first hour": bllsincss unli priccs icll
buck fractions. Reading's l'ccorcry lo
lhc top prlcc lIcId thc Innrkct :II
noon. lionlls wcrc sit-ally.
WAIJ. STREET. l p. III.’PI.iI'l‘-“
“'i‘llkt‘lli'ii and tho rise In l'niou Pacific
and othcr \Vcsicrn stocks had bccu
nearly wiped out when a sudden ud-
vuncc ill l‘cnnsylranla clleckcll the
s-cllinlz. i’cuusylrunlu resc i 34. bul
tho noncral market showed IIiiiI' 5an~
puthy and continued incrt. (‘olorndo
& Soutlurn sci-(Ind prclcrrcll now way
ll pclul whilc ’l‘cnlllsscc (‘on‘l w: lit up
i) J)
NORWALK CHU RCH‘NOT’ES.
Norwalk Congregational:
\\'cdncsduy, 3:30 p. m.~l.. It A. in
thc lndics‘ parlor. The I’owcr tII’
'i‘rlvlulitics. Miss (.‘rowlhcr,
’l‘llllrstl:l.\‘~--7:30 p. “L. Y_ I’. S. III
llldics parlor. , A pl'uisc St‘l'vit‘t‘. ii
p. in, acrvicc prcpnrulol'y to tho (‘olll-
Inunion.
The Slicrutncm of the Lord‘s Supper
will be ndlulnlsicrcli In this church ut
the scrvicc ncxi Sabbath lnorulua.
Any who desire to unite with the
church on confession of their faith. or
by ccrilficutc, will kindly colulllunl-
chip with the pastor at their curiicst
convenience.
The Kind Word tilrclc will lncci.
with tho louder ncxi i-‘rilluy cvcning.
Windows prcscnlcd by Mr. Illld h \s.
lru (‘olc llltd thc Egbcrl t‘.ltlh. and n c-
morlnls of John and Lydia A. Osborn.
iiclcn l'crry Osborn llllti ()IIvcr S. and
(lulhnrlnc A. (‘lurk huvc bccn Illslullcli
In lllcir plncl-u In our church building
lltlll are contributing in tho bounty of
tho sancluury.
Norwsik Methodist.
'I‘ucsduy- Numbers Ilrc Int-rousing at
the class illi‘l‘illllz cuch \vcck. lirolh-
or \Vcihcrwux says that ho wants to
rcncll the ion murk In his class. You
how not nrudnuictl trout clnsll lncct‘
lull. cvcu though you burn coma Into
lull Inclulwrship In the church. Ilclp
Iiilll by coming youral-l! and bringing
some oihcr young member of the
church.
llrolhcr Iluucoc's ulcullicl'k rcporicd
u llruuli luccliult lust. ’l‘ucnduy l-vctr
Inn. The clues in doing splendid
work III ltcllimt lhc hearts ol’ the poo-
Ilii‘ rcvlvcd so that tho) can no out
und rcriw- (llilfli’li.
llrolllcr limiicut'u Sunday lnornlmz
clusu prcpurcs ollo to enjoy llll of the
other llcrviccs of the day.
Thursday ovcnlult A
luccllnlr luau wcclt Ill
presence was munll‘cui. ”ill! hundred
and twcuiy wcrc proscnl. Were. you
thorn in how your soul rovlvcd'.’ 'l‘hu
nubicct for Iilili wcl-ll will be. The
militia lllgh (lvcr All." llclld Acts 4:
"' l t
woulicrful
which (Iod'u
A personal word. IGucIl mcmbcr of
the church show his ueiehbol- how
much or how little his tlhrlullnnllv
mcuuo to him. by the soil denial he is
trillion in make for his church. if he
feels that It Is more comfortable to
stay at Iloma than to no to service, it
show: that. he puts hill own case bish-
98 Washington Street.
W
MAIN: POTATOIO. Irma 0700K ..
coaN "Allen. on PKO.
'20 Les. GRANULATID IUOAR ..
MILKJCANB ...... pus
oumcn, Pln PK.
IIANI. SPINACH. PARINIPI. TUN NIPG. CAIIAOI. ITO.
20 North Main It, to. Nor. “rel. m.
roar Jams. Psalm: new: two“: lieu r'
COME To Us ‘9 WE CAN Jllow You mafia sq: .
CLOTHES In All. JTYLEJ AND QUAol'l'lcy : . .
For. The west MONEKAND {Elva lac Away ~
Looking M iAnmED AS You FEIELTI-lfi‘
PERSONVHO IS Wt: Lt. DRCJ-Sfibmo .
EVERY ADVANTAGE lN BUJINESS‘ paw ‘
JoclAl. LIFE OVENTHE POORICY DEEMED
onfigls'ur IT TRUE .9 . -- . .
Boner. EEOC/fit ‘
rfifou7cs-4M 'E’%
' . at. ‘
» 3 . ...
.Mug/ mu, ummmmmm. TM Dunn» Mil '
_ YOU CANNOT FEEL SATISFIED UNLESS YOU‘LOOK“
SATISFACTORY To OTHERS. CAN YOU THEN
TAKE CHANCES oN NOT LOOKING Youa. BEST?
THE WAY To BE suns You Do runs I5 Toners)“
THE BEST PLACE To BUY YOUR cLoTHEs.’ You“
HIS LOOKS WERE AGAINST HIM. YOU..HA-,\(E No:
TIME To KEEP UP WITH WHAT l5 ‘P’R‘Orthfilu'
DRESS MANY CLOTHING MERCHANTS ALSO
DON’T TAKE THE TIME. WE DO. IT PAYS U5.
SATISFYING ACUSTOMER BRINGS HIM BACK‘
AND HE TELLS HIS FRIENDS. THAT’S WHY 'WE
HAVE A LARGE CLOTHING BUSINE55. WE SHALL
NOT HERE TELL YOU OF THE THINGS WE HAVE
FOR YOU—~ONLY REMEMBER THIS: THATIF'YOU
COME TO US FOR ANYTHING YOU WEAR YOU CAN
FIND
STYLE. THE RIGHT PRICE
II‘-—THE RIGHT QUALITY. THE RIGHT
Selléck 8- Price;
”mmwmw
I
' "New Barrel '
Sweet Older
The hostel the season. Up to date".
' 2‘5c gallon. 150 half-gallon.
l,‘
Telephone Call 26-4.
Hundreds of Eyes?»
nails! (or strained and tired one may be had and scrim trouble
averted by wearing a pair of on] I d t | l’iiiflfll'
Proper Gino-on. Properly Adju‘otqd.‘
. nomination I‘m _ ' .
listening at unle- and all Repairing a Specialty. ..., . a ..
o. a. JACKSON. ' 7
Optician.
all... Flair"; and”
SWEET POTATOII. PER PK. . ..
nonwnue’i'lollu:
iiiii Barrel $5.00
............,..,.m
6! WALL lTRIIT.
”Hun...”
lint”...
i
lllllvoailiotlill ol-li.nun-lulon-ubll'li-rsm
FULL LINI GRAFII. ORANGE.» A LIO. ORANIIRIIIO. WAX.
UNITED GROCERY co.;~ _
‘V
so i'm In, Int Nam-lit. Rial“. ‘
or than his duty to hill church. it it
is too rainy to got out on Huntley. and
than he noon to business in the earns
more important than the
religion? Julius spoke truly when he
said. Where your treasure is, there
will your heart he also." 4
'Once Parish Weekly calendar.
V'I'iltliiiitlywflii‘ili‘ Friendly Society.
Party and semi time in the Red Men's
Hall at 7:30.
Wednesdayqumen‘n (infill. with
gigs. Mongolian. 2 Benton Place. at
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'i‘huradllyunll sonar buy. Cels-
brutiou or the Holy Oommuulou at ti
and at to careless. iilhl til
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also. The also it Tho animal
at Arthur
GOUR‘I’ RIF—03:20:!) GRANT DI- orlierod Attorney slum. representin-
Iihnmwny held up Friday was that or
John E. ‘i‘noeil, or heading, vs. Dam
iii, Enoch. Judge Bhumway was not
satisfied with the evidence Introduced
to show that Enoch and his wile had
not lived together for three years.
munch nor an on the property or Wii»
than C. Buford for several years but
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Enoch. to brinlr in more mm
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or a greater storm on Monday. does m Clara M. Avery, of BtumM' ‘
shill look as though he «mentored his Jolly. Ibumm Wanted More Ivl. freed from Albert Ill. Mpw.. '
us hells as
lione- About do n I. Inoch's‘Amm.
pastime . lot n.
The only divorce action which Judge W “
Albert's favorite .
his wife a black eye every time it
happened to think at 4t. .. he wilful
were married March 3. .1“ and Jill is
left him MR! 20, 1905. . Mahmud“.
name was Clam Eelieelt. .
Emma Wells, ot.Norwlllit. toid‘tllo
court that she didfl'tvmlrhlfl lullw
hand coming home drunk ovary unlit
but she did strenuously o tm ‘
sills «rile instants cane
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will; Greensboro. N. (3.. to live The husband's name mar. ry 1V... '3
in Reading, but she refused to star Wells. Judge thumps: mod lira.
with Illnl any longer and left for the Wells a divorce on the around It! in
south min'i‘wa other wit ‘ but temperance. . ..
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