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Your Drug, Bounds.
and,
your «order.
You will save time. will avoid be.
log out of the needy articles and will
' be sure that you have received worthy
399111} PM“? lowest possible prices.
filth undo Pharmacy.
PLATNER‘I IRADILEY, Proprietors
205 Washington at.
'. “TOI. Mil “41-2.
“HOW."
Mrs. Provostand son. of Stamford,
have been visiting in East Norwalk.
Rev. F.‘ S. Ainsworth preached yes
terday at both services in the Advent
Christian Church.
Edward Tobey has purchased a gaso-
line engine from Theodore Tobey and
will install it in a skiff.
Miss Hazel Potter, of Van Zandt
street,’ is spending a few days at her
bogus, in Mt. Klseo.
7- ficrbert Rayfuse and brother, from
Boston, took the trip across the sound,
Friday, to Huntington.
~—
Miss Iaura Baker has returned
home from a. two weeks’ vacation spent
at Springfield and Sufflcld.
Mrs. A, B. St. John and daughter
have returned from a vacation spent
at Washington and Lake Warumaug.
Yesterday was a record~brcaking
day for autos at Dorlon‘s Point. the.
drive being lined with them at times.
. A meeting of the Sunday School
Board, of the East Avenue Methodist
Church, will be held this evening in
the Iladles‘ parlors of the church.
_._..,___.._...
Tobey‘s “Sunday school class" went
to Stamford. yesterday. on one of their
Sunday peregrlnations. Several new
members haVe been admitted to the
inner circle.
» Newsdealer Al. l—Iafner has at last
joined the ranks of the soloists and
has purchased a handsome Pope-Hart-
ford car. George Guttridgo acts as
chauffeur.
Mrs. Ruth Quick, of North Salem. is
”visiting her aunt, Mrs. Northrup, of
North Osborn avenue. Mrs. Frederick
Ferry. of Stamford. is also a guest
of Mrs. Northrup.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin w. James were
recently raised to the dignity of grand
uncle and aunt by the
at Allcudale, N. .l.
"The ,motor yacht. Thrcc Brothers
with
unlay for a cruise up the Sound.
A small launch equipped with an oil.
burning engine had considerabic trou-
blc of! Westport harbor yesterday aft
The casino stomlcd for some
reason and the launch drifted. for all
hour or more before it was picked up
ternoon.
and towed into harbor.
sowav'rou.
mobbed of something from
store occurs "to you,4step to a
’phone and ask us to send it to, you.
We deliver free and shall appreciate
. Delivered ‘ Free of Charge.
birth of a
sbn to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence F. James,
its crcW. consisting of William
Hopp, captain: S, I... St. John, navi-
gator: ,A. E. Helnzclman, mute. and.
Fred Hopp, chief engineer, started Sat-1
The remains were taken to
rteu tor interment in the Spring
ove Cemetery.
ARIEN AND N OROTONJ
The advertised letters in the Dorian
stvoi’iice, .thlsmeek, are for Rev, W.
Alexander and M. J. Fingers.
. Inn-—
The funeral of the infant child of
Siloctmnn. V. R. Pooley was held
Thursday afternoon. The interment
w is in Spring Grove Cemetery.
I
The Darlene were scheduled to play
baseball Saturday afternoon with the
A icricans, of Norwalk. On account
0 the weather, however, the game was
cllicd- oft.
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WESTPORT.
;Dr. Ross and family of New York.
are camping out at Compo Beach.
The sloop Nellie is on the ways hero
iii Saxonmcyer's grove at Saugatuck.
,Mr. and Mrs, Ahearn and children
arrived at the Rest Saturday after
noon.
IRufus Wakeman is shipping cush-
ion: to St. Paul's church in Walling-
Ol' .
‘ Miss Florence Extraln of Brdolilyn.
l‘ spending a week with the Misses
, yness.
The Saugutuck Afternoon Whist
club met with Mrs. Frank Arde Thurs
day afternoon.
Theodore Jeliffe of Winnipank, was
the guest of his cousin. Frank Jeliffe.
(in Corona Beach Monday.
Jesngeeier and Miss Florence (tor~
ham took advantage of the excursion
to Newport last week.
Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Sanford have re-
turncd from a two week's outing at
hcir cottage at Block Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Greed and
Miss Hattie Evans of Stamford called
bu Mrs. Emily Benedict last Sunday.
Mrs. Ralph Baker is dangerously ill
tit her home on Riverside avenue, Her
friends are much concerned over‘ her
condition.
The house boat Wigwam belonging
.to Dr. Elmer Allen of New York, left
for Long island yesterday in tow of
two motor boats.
Mrs. Carlson. who has been visiting
at Mrs. Brenon's on Compo Beach the
past We weeks, returned to her home
in New York Thursday.
lenlfred Kempcr and Walter Peck are
enjoying a two weeks‘ outing in camp
,on an island in the harbor.
i-larbor blues and crabs are plcnti-
fill in all the cracks and estuaries in
this vicinity. Summer boarders are
having great sport with the latter.
Mrs. Elmer E. Allen is entertaining
a niccc from Pennsylvania. Mrs. Ai~
ion must be a charming hostess if the
this season is any criterion.
" The families of Zaimon Read and
P. F. Olmstcad of Umpawaug Hill,
West Bedding. with Mrs. Olmstcad's'
brother, Joseph Willis is_ of Brooklyn.
plculcked at Compo l. sch on Friday.
Complaints are heard on all sides
concerning lhc drought and the heavy,
ruins of Saturday have caused general
rejoicing. although it came too late to
scam of the crops, notably the late po-
tutocs.
Miss Ann Elizabeth Ailcn has lire-
scutcd the Wcstport Methodist Episco.
pal church with an elegant pulpit Bi-
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Wnkcman, Miss"
number of guests she has entertained '
it!)
‘ V ‘ d e u' .
‘ . tubule all along the line. New ties m5. .
, been but in in many pl as and alto-l
‘i. millet-minim asst tit ,
mean to put, the mat
“ soon as possible.
The steamboat; building adjoining
the Wostport bridge, is being made
ready for the auto station to be estab-
lished there by Frank Reynolds of
East Norwalk. The station will be
known as the Reynolds garage and
will be fitted with machinery to manu-
tuctnre and repair automoht es ,andulo
general. ‘mschine work. Mr: Reynolds
was formcriy in the omplo ”of tho Bul-
lard Machine Toot Comps , y of Bridge-
port and understands his business tho-
roughly. A full line of supplies will be
carried. ‘ , M
ovarian OUTLOOK Is‘Poon.
.———._
Colder Weather Approaching Will Kill
Thole Just Appearing.
NEW HAVEN, August Bit—Tho
great question that the New Haven
oyster planters are interested in, is
whether they are to get a set on their
oyster beds, or not. The coming week
ought to determine the whole matter.
Some say that there will be a good set
' and others affirm that the set will be a
failure.
Frank J. Mansfield, of Mansfield 8:.
Sons, asked about the prospect, said:
“Some say they have a set and oth-
ers report that nothing has showed yet.
on the oyster grounds. We propose to
try our grounds tomorrow. Oh, I sup-
pose there will be a set, but whether it
will be an average set, or half a set,
i cannot say. The season was late and
the water is getting cold, as the nights
are cool and the temperature of. the
water is decreased. The set has got to
show itself now very,.soon._ We have
had no hard storms to injuretne set.
but the season was backward and the,
spawning was late. There was quite a
set last summer. but much of it was
killed. There will be a set this sea
son, but. just how much i can't any
yet."
From other reports. it is said, that
there has been some set seen in the
harbor and also in the Sound, but
whether there will be an average set
or otherwise, no one seems to know
just now. As it was such a cold sea
son early it took a long time to get the
watersutl‘icleuily warm for spawning
and now it seems to be cooling off just
when the young oysters are appearing.
The effect of this would naturally be
to kill them, unloas they already have
made a set. And this last matter is
what the oyster planters will try and
find out this week.
Senator Franklin ll. Homun, who is
at. the head of the American Oyster
(‘0. one of the largest in the business
in this section, stated: “Three or four
days will tell whether the cmp will he
a failure or not. I have been all along
the Sound inspecting for the past few
days and can say what i have soon
has not been encouraging. The set
is so small that the oysters will not be
able to llvc in the cold weather, Ufidcr
the-usual circumstances the set should
be well advanced, but instead, the set
is about whcrc it should have been on
the fourth or fifth of August.”
Senator Homun was then asked what
reason was given for tho lateness of
season for oysters, and he replied that
he did not think that anyone knew. He
said: “in the oyster business we have
to watch for the future and guess
at the causes a great many times."
ALWAYS THE TYPO.
Among Clyde Fitch‘s amusing collec-
tion of scrap books there is one devot-
cd to typographical errors. The play-
wright showed this voltime to a re-
portcr recently. and the young man
copied some extracts from it.
Oucltemconccrncd a dance. Tho
word “bonnier” was misprlntcd, with
this deplorable result:
“There were no hauler ludlcs pros-
ent than the mayor‘s daughters, and
this fact was further emphasized by
tho pcrftfit fit of the sltcpherdess cos-
tltmcs they wore."
t
tile in memory of hcr father, the late
A country paper. after tolling how a
‘ ffpswroar. a. Janitorial: 26.-'l‘be
. play in the national laWu mulls chitin-
Qymrdlntt 1
Newport.
nioushlp tournament was resumed
have today. with eight players compot-
ing in the filth round for the honors
at getting into the semifinals. Each:
of the four matches was favored by
the large gallery, with that in the ex-
hibitlon. courts between Clarence l-lo—
thc Philadelphia solttttlihoi’. probably.
the more largely patronized. The con-
tests wcrt‘a, for tho most. part between
players well matched and the result in
none of them could be forecastcd in‘
any dcgrdii of certainty beforehand,
, The enforced rust of two days caus~
ed by the rain on Saturday was of
benefluo all,.aud the younger players
were in much better condition as a
result, than during the'mntches in the
fourth round. Although \Nliiiilln‘ A.
burned was regarded as the most like
ly winner in his nmtch with Herbert.
Wcstt'all. ho cncountcrwl thy: first real
opposition durliig the tournament.
Robert Leroy, of New York, and R.
ll, Palmer and Scuip Russ and H.
Moilcnhaucr were among the eight
men competing today. .
The final match in thc inter-scholas-
tic chumpionshlp cvcni was also on the
day's card. W. F. Johnson, of the Uni-
vcislty of Pennsylvania Association.
who is one of the right men still coni-
cting in the nationals. played against)
Arthur S‘wcctzcr, oi" the Harvard Asso-
elation.
——-Stops itching instantly. Cures
piles, eczema, salt rheum. tetter, itch,“
hives, herpes, scabiesfi—Doan‘s Oint-
ment. At any drugstore.
HEAVY GAIN.
Prof. C. L. .Marsball of the Ohio
Wesleyan: University. who attributes
race suicide to excessive immigration
said on this subject‘rccently:
“But in the summer time the effect
of immigration is largely offset by the
vacatiou‘s effect. Nothing encouragesl
marriage of the good. honest. fruitful
Slil'i: like a summer vacation at the sea-
shore or on the mountain tops.
“The other day i met a former stu-
dent. of mine. a prosperous young busi‘
ncss man. He liltiiii‘tl brown and fit:
“ 'iiello.’ I said. ‘You are the picture
of health.‘
“ ‘Yes.' said he. ‘I am just back from
my vacation. I gained 115 pounds.’
" ‘Nouscnse!’ i cried. ‘i.,don‘t believe
lt.‘ ' " '
“ ‘Don't you?‘ said he: ‘Well, here it
comes now. anyway. Wait a minute
and Hi introduce you.”
LIGHTHOUSE DOLPHIN CARRIED
AWAY.
NEW YORK. August win—N ticc is
given by the lighthouse board but the
dolphin of the icehousc light. at Tha-
mes River. Conn. lids,'beeil carried
away by collisioa .andihe light ex-
tinguished. A temporary light Will be
shown until a new structure can be
erected.
The
i. i. Mguuiueti
8f]!
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‘ , sixes
hurt, of Newui’ork, and W. F. Johnson. .
LUBRICANTS. ~
No. 688 for motor vehicle trans-
mission gears.
No. 077 for gears of both automobiles
and motor boats,
, No. 3 graphite cup grease.
Thcso lubricants are considered the
best In the world.
i. ii. tililttlililt cu
.. "Honost‘dbods‘ “Honest Prices."
391‘W‘ail Duvet. ‘ ‘ 3' Norwaik.
slim "w. its Vittorio.
' , 'Fr’iziorgiiplroowr‘
. and Embalmor.
1I=North lMain 8h, SouthoI-vnik .
Residence. 5 Washington at.
Telephone at hauls, 693'. >
Telephone It office. BIO-2.
.._.. “-mms N. .W4 .4 _.._.._. ”mum-
1‘. Millet; is J ordan,
that Estate Brokers,
SOUTH NORWALK.
litiu Ohio, in slate Street,
' BRIDGEPORT.
Hotel‘Mahaokemo.
5 ‘ I. ll. CONNOR: .Msnlgoug',:flm‘_ I
SERVICE UP-TmE- ‘ L'l’fl‘“
OUIGINE UNSURPABBED '
RATES REASONABLE
Sunday-Dinners. 75 Cents.
For further particulars apply at of-
fice. Telephone 488.
iiullu Line in ii. i.
for freight Only
On and utter Tuesday. Janum I
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East River, New York, (fool
of Dover street). every day, (excep
Sunday). at 4 p. m. Freight receives
at Norwalk up. to 4 p. m. and Bout!
Norwalk up to 5:30 p. m.
NORWALK ITEAMBOAT CO‘. ..
Annlng J. Smith. 0 .c. Hegsman
Lance. General Agent
was.
The very best ELGIN CREAMERY
BUTTER, per lb. ..............29c
20 lbs. GRAN. SUGAR ....$1.00,
VERY GOOD EGGS, per doz. ..... 25c
2 lbs. PURE LEAF LARD ..... ...25c
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var
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Phone .223-4.
“uh".
22 Cottage Ava, East Norwnlk.
eves! uuvihwonsssmo cm
IER
ti
Mudflats Theatre Building, ’
. v.1..— ,
Gale Clip
0n
h
silt.
.Reiriuerators. ‘
Palmer liaiancks.
Water Coulels.
AND MANY cross
Summer GOOdS
HARDWARE. ' up.
.112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 66?. '
Got In the Habit of Having Your!
Sunday Dinner at tho
GLIFFORD
No worrying about calootlngv:
your meats, no bother with?
dishes or stove when pleasant
weather comes.
Courteous Service. ‘$
Pleasant Surrounding: l .
Excellent Cooking. "'
CHARLES REYNEKE,
M3 Proprietor;
Telephone 49'.
t {THE LATEST AND BEST
LuuuMuuus
at $2.75 up.
A very strong ills of fully guaran-
teed Hill Who-l flowers, at 35.60
t0 “.00. s: . HMT‘IH-sq «mm...
A complete Issortmont of the best
grades or RAKEs, HOEs. GARDEN
FORKS. SHOVELB, SPADEB, and all
Farming Utensils, at: the lowest prices.
General repairing and machine work
promptly attended to. .4 “.1 ,1.
ilorualk Hardware 60.
39 Main St. Norwalk.
Gregory’s Paint!
9% EAST NORWALK Wt
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of Sea
Food Cooked to Order. ...
Bathing and fishing.
Both Houses to Rent by the Season
John O'Suillvan,
Proprietor.
Hound. Mina
4| Wall at. Norm-lit. I.
N Washington 8b, In "small. ‘
3 Filter
Eclipse SelfiClezia’iiio
Gharle‘shDou’s
GEORClltTOWN Changchun gs ‘ ‘
l'it!’l‘.‘tt*ui‘m‘ilri,li-‘kh,I ‘l' "l «Vac. t1i‘l‘ullhllJiW-‘i'
MhNilFAI‘TTIUNH ('ill‘l‘ll‘l‘“
DOUHLE DlsTlLi.rD
True Spirits of Turpentine
(GEORGETOWN AAA SPIRITBl
4’
Fur fine isonm, ‘dequcrl, Vsmiuhcu, l’uldt»
etc.. etc.
THE CHARLES E. SHOLFS COMPANX
‘ Sole Solos Adonis
lM Front Street.
13- E-Gflihlmi' 7;i‘:
Decorator,
East Norwalk
i
Tel. 452.
MONEY.
Money loaned to salaried employees
and housewives on their own name
without. indorser. All. transactions
strictly confidential. Call and see us
iNDEPENDENT LOAN AND SECUR-
iTY co.,
Havlland Building, Washington at.
Office hours. 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
l I I l o
Mihmu Sula, imluuu Sum—~—
THAN NEW YORK REAL ESTATE.
For years this Company has paid
% Guaranteed Interest on Its
BondShares by check» Iscuen
semi-annually. Over half-millmt
dollars paid to investors to date
ASSETS NEARLY $2,000,000.00. :
Investments of from $t00 to $10.00-
accepted, participating in earnings
from date of receipt.
A card will bring you our litcraittru,
or a personal interview.
R. L. COBURN. General Agent, *
16 South Main Streat.
um 19f
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING. ,
-HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES
ILATE AND TlN' ROOFING
an and Steam Fitting, Gal Fixture
Metal Ceiling, Etc.
f Have you seen our stock at
RICHMOND RANGES l
TH] JONES & HOTCHKES.
COMPANY .
NORWAh '
1
17 WALL STREET,
W... .. ._. .. ———a—
M, Tu: ‘B‘OUTH-NORWALK
swaths~
Mil...‘ masseuse.
" ' for
m roam-runs, PIANOI. arc
‘ “Whom, ass—«l.
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Bane. er.
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Wailflnatou Street.
. §_o;'. Nathan,
'fl‘ror Plrtloulsrl Address '
,1"- "it a. N.,MoKi§plN,
Dillon. Room 4. leisud Block.
Muhlnuton street.
A.
Real Estate and insurance.
We have seven! decided bargains
In Income producing property that
must Inorom In value with the rapid
growth of the town.
Mr. and Mrs. William E, (Justinian,
of Now York. spcnt Saturday and Sum
day with Mr. Chairman’s parcnts, Mr.
and Mrs. William A. Cuslunun.
issac Allen, of Sauantuck, a former cow got in front of a train. said:
tncinbcr 0f the church. “As the safest course undcr the cir-
chcn members of the Boys club of cuntstunces, the engineer ”it 0“ lull
Saugutuck are camping out'm Cmnpo steam. dashed into the cowhand lltcr-
pouch and having lilo time of ”my city out. It into tWo calves.
livas. They are Chara-s. John and Fred A "0W with society editor. mistll'inl‘
Saxonmcyer. Thomas Kcllcy, Richard lag the word "chili. published this
Gallagher. William i-iurlbutt. Charles statement: . .
llurlbutt and Morse Downs. ”Mrs. Astor was unavoidably absent ‘ "
-, from tilts:1 rcocptlcn. being kept at home W
Among the out of town pcoplu who lil’ It to dilllt."
plrnickcd at Compo llcach last week A political “"0“!” which should
were Mrs. Helen Morchuni and Mr. have said. “The mamas believed him."
and Mrs. Triuuiwcll and children of sold. instead: '
ltcdding. Mr. and Mrs. Wulicr licw- “'l‘hcm asscs believed him.’
Services in tho llrooksidc Chapel,
yesterday afternoon, were conducted
by Roy. Thomas N. Lalnc, pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, of
Darius.
\.
should be equipped ”with I aunt:
snow white, one piece "Standard" Pm
colitis Enameled Lavatory.
Rave. on ever stopped to consider
haw do! skilfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running mm
in your dressing chamber, sloop
PREBT-O-LITE TANKU.
. Auto Garage
and Machine Shop.
Burglaru.
iN AETNA’ iNDEMNiTY COMPANY.
“Forewwnod is Forest-mad."
" t, Rates and'Partlcuim of
Mu-
W
Tho New York, New llavcu anti
Hurtiord Railroad Company has resum-
ed the taking of water from the sounds
hcrc. as (‘lhosnmr's pond has been illi-
ing up the past low days.
mew-oo-
A minimum Amount
of
”i...
. 1 land of Weston. Mrs, Charles Abbott, Supporting a candidate for the may. Amomwm. lion overhauled ”a y‘l‘O ~ ,
yolks. (illill:llitll‘litill1,‘;‘)fi'itlrllllllill.lgngr 0r Cannon and Mrs. Andrew (.lurhum Blunt. :3 08:111.“? icditor Wl'blgir ll . ‘ lamipahgngxuggo333133;?“ "paired. if"... I'mpl. Dill; Dry J. M. Ifl‘wporuoldl & GO .,
or , Wit) a lwplit g to sum 0 i (m Center. " r. m i saw rouowua or iii - . 1‘“ .13 JM- ct I . . .-
‘V'lh M" “it" Ml“. Willlum A. Cut“ ‘ {w H srcatwvrtwltr and enormous capacity Home C0illf0lls the highest dome 0' “mom i: " a" PM" no.
Launch Engines, Covers. curtains. W‘ AG‘ENTB.
Tmlultho, Tents. Awutn I and uuu. d . t
204 WASHINGTON, IT» 6 Flatiron A" '
We will gladly quote you prim DID
plumbers are strictly compo“ no
chants... honest and relish“. ,
man, underwent a. very successful 0 -
oration at tho Sitillll'til'ti Hospital. taut
week. for the removal of cataract
The motor bout llohita has boon for work. and you will always ilud him
transformed into an oyutcr boat at A“. ovcu uudor adverse circumstances.
dorson's boat shop. ,llho has been full of good spirits,
South Norwstk
. a!
" Happiness.
one eye. . ducked over and hoisting scar has ’i‘ltts immigrant! honoured in next . ’ . . . ERROIHHIDH. Proprietor. Mtil'flim‘w ',. j
, , been added. Her name will bu chuus- tiny'fl aspen and ' Grace I as 'RIBT’O'LIT' TAM“ '- . » , 4 ,
'l‘hc Itowm'wa Skill Club is now qd,.'l‘iie bout belongs to ill. Hill. at “Mr. timing is also renowned for his : . -, , , I w....M.W-....‘ . HOTEL V 0T0 . .,
full! ormmtml. mat in widths It'll” south Norwalk and will Work on tho great vorticity and enormous capacity 1- .. ~ CORNER MAIN AND WEI‘I' ITO. ‘ * _ Tl MrDiM' ,1
111mm" 10 it“ “i“ “itch Willi. '1‘ 9 inside beds. for writ. and you will always and him. Contentment I'll MINU , . ‘ . 1,"
1 “WW elected ofllccrs "To as follow i 'pveu under adverse (jimumgmnceg, full 3 a . , , w . *“ , _ J 7 _ 4‘ “ IUflOPiMrl-gzu'hfi. » 3‘, ‘
Captain. (iritnt ltackctt; socretmly. Michael Frisco who was arrested for of good spirit.“ ,. , ~ . - . _ FRANK C Uln'mm : amid ,
William. G. Joules: treasurer. Freder- gelling beer without a license was coir Willi a MOdlCilm Ol Expense ., g UM Iiutrlov , . WW “'le ,,
M‘ “990' W l vict‘fd ififgregu’anticcdilart'on 3513mm POOR FELLOW. . ' ‘ W W ”#Agwn'lAloflhmrt
the an as an cuss. ,. I ... . - » ~ , - , ‘ g , .,-
‘ Mrs, Samuel noorman, Jr“ of Broth amounting to $21.20. Frisco had Na- ‘ 'ilie Into Mrs. McKinley. said a that 15 ”W" "0 -,‘L,Kl°°'!"' V AN SCOY P'" .‘meku '“l‘fl'fiys
int. 1". Y.. accompanied by her chi dn poison Veins! arrested for threatening Lauton clergyman. Wilt! ll" '09 ‘0 “I" , TRANOAD‘I‘O A OINIRAB Ixflklfll ‘ l A M llama! Actor, . ,
ion. is visiting at the home 0! let to inform on him a lew‘dhyo Bill) and einanclpution of women, no ice to the Gas Li ht") DUNN!“ i . “MM...“MW'MW ‘
“WWW MY" Bencitshu. 1“ Dnrien ml ‘1! the finite “09ml! 10 .llllVe “31’0““de for riscof woman; but at the sumo time a , ii- ...“— / I WI. ,, ”MUM?!“ My ,, .. ‘
whom-its will stop for “I" remain or Napoleon. “"1“” h“ “WWW“ name she insisted on woman's observance of . . BAH,“ ' I. / .mur ‘ T. l' E LL1V5N' W
of the summer. Mr. licorman Was it It) sake, was released, ' w a e in lieu as t 4 .1 A. , I . . \fr.|.pmnc.u;m__ ‘y
. “may over antnmay and gum} y, her household duties. She thought 8 i' pip 2' I S O a . ,. l I m mm“ W.
manual: to New York Sunday all; t. The animus oak mantel: and trim am they who neglected those duties. -‘ if .. wmwgw.m“", "on.“ i , ., W
”W . tor the first floor of the library arrlv‘ no matter for what purpose. rather . "7%“ m t A firm
The funeral of the late Mrs. Mac on yesterday from the factory of A. fell than mum Minimum Cost W ' ‘ ‘ w
that Jane. vim 04' the “its Theron 0- w. Biirt‘itt and Company ”in flrldgc- "no. McKinley used to tell a story ~ 0 “m" n "strum”...m I m,m t, .. .
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