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pertinent to our store and you will and
here a very large stock of wood design-
ed for burning, as well as an assort-
ment of outfits. ‘
There Is an export. 1h charge of this
department, who will give lessons tree.
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Veneer
Horst. ARRIVALS.
Clifforde. S. Noble, C, Goldsniith,
('. H. Koch. A. l.. Bates, Ward M. Can~
sit-_y W. ..l Whitney, i-.I Id. Gilbert ll.
Soldan Alex laubcr, l.. Jacobsiion
llohu Meehan New Yor;k Robert M.
Itz.tll1--'1npott,l..l.; T G Burton, Sy
rat-use; .Iohn 7.. Morris, Buffalo; Ii. S.
’l‘olman Providence; V. B. Hastings,
liostol1;.loseph wlight Brooklyn
Geo. H.
Maliackerno—«Saul Ral'tsky,
MAKES THINGS king, A. 1:. King, 0. 11:. Briggs. 11. v.
Green, Boston; Mr. and Mrs. Wood, ii.
I i Wood, Scranton, Pa.; .l. l-‘. Dunleavy.
St. Paul, Minn; illes Potter, S. C.
llnrunin, V. I.. Churchill, New llaven;
1 , Philip A. McGosern, C. II. Small, l-I.
, N. Eastman, New York; W. N. Hands,
.' ' Willis Chapman, Bridgeport; G. W.
“‘ 25 and 50c Bottles. Robbins. Cambridge; l’. 'I‘. UuhIcr,
Stamford.
“And so she as very queenly? 1 sun-
pose she‘s the kind of 11 woman who is
never afraid to enter the grandest
drawing room." "()h, more majestic
than that! She‘s the kind of a wonran
who is never afraid to enter her own
kitcl1eu.“—~llrm)kl3‘11 Life.
'I‘enellel'——'l‘orn111ie, what is the plur-
al of pauper? Tonnuie—~Why. porpois-
11s 11111‘an1.-—Yonkers Statesman.
E. E. Gorbam,
Decorator
East Norwalk.
11‘eI. 452.
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Home Dressed Chickens
20c lb.
J. W. DODGE,
South Norwalk.
22 Washington Street,
Jeddo and Old Company’s Lehigh
., FOR FURNACE.
,Cross Creek and Upper Lehigh
,\ For Cooking Range and Self Heaters.
No. 2 Nut $5. 00 per Ten, delivered in cellar
RAYMOND BROS.
-.. -. “m.____.._§._
,Luther M. Wright
Ii'lILosn or AND DEALER m
Carriages, Wagons, Bicycles and
Horse Goods
S. 1
Automobile Repairing, Carriage Trimming
and Sign Lettering
Fedories and Repositories—South Norwalk and Stamford.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION. 1
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HOT STUFF
:azelton C931
‘ The Place to Get It Is at
TheB Hershfleld81SonCo s
fourth-Ion! 294.122 WATER STREET.
The Pans Cloak and Suit Heuse
1 33 South Main Street, South Nor'walk.
Great Sale of Fall and Winter Suits, Coats,
Shuts weiSI‘S and Fan.
The best and biggest selection in town at prices that no store con beat
Come and be convinced.
Th1qu Cloak and Suit Hobse
33 So. Mun St. So. Norwak.’ 515-517 Main 81., Stamford
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1well for l’uskas’ wife to have the ab-
.plc hare five children
a . ,
“ . Daily Line to N Y.
,Nommm eon noun. 1
Jail for James Puskss, A South Nor-
waitt Mon, Before Police Court.
Judge Joseph It. Taylor had little
sympathy for James Pastas“ who ap-
~peared foi‘ t1inl before him yesterday
afternoon.
It was brought but that Pubkas had
been abusing his wife alld there were
plenty to attest. to this.‘ Puskas was
arrested Saturday night on a charge
of intoxication and breach 1 of the
peace, but enjoyed his liberty fo1 a
time by Herman Quittner going his
bond. As soon as Mr. Quittntn heard
how the defendant had been acting
toward his wli',e he decided to 511mm
(lcr him.
Judge Taylor thought It would be
'sence of his company for a time and
accordingly sentenced the defendant to
thirty days in Illidgepmt jail on the in
toxicatiou chemo, and fined him $7
and costs 1'01 d1uukenness The con-
Attondsnce all hours day Ind night.
Frederick H. Gariung,
UNDERTAKER.
Funeral Parlors ill Connection.
Lady Attendant. Tel. 901.
Office and Residence,
84 80. MAIN 8T.. SOUTH NORWALK
Horace E. Dana 81 Son,
45 Wall 8L, Norwslk. 1
Real Estate and
Insurance. 1
We hsvs several decided bargains
In lncoms preduclnp property that
must Increase In value with in. lipid
growth of the town.
J. M. Layton 8. Co.
(InconponAvso)
Real Estate
5'Railroad Ave,
SO. NORWALK. CONN.-
For Freight Only.
0:: sad sits Tuesday. January 7.
1906. might Propellers will 1leave
Pier 28, East River. New York.,(foot
of Dover street), every day. (except
Sunday). at 4 p.111. Freight noelvsd
wscwaslhuptoIpnIulosth
Norwsih up to 5: 80 p.m.
Norwalk Steamboat (20.,
Annlng .1. Smith, c. c. Hedonism ,
Lessee. General Agent.
Perfection
Oil
Heaters 1‘
1111110 LAMPS
AT THE USUAI. LOW PRICE
F. A. Mitchell
Cor. Wall and High Streets,
Norwalk, Conn.
1847 1’07
Plumbing and Steam
. Heating.
HOT WATER HEATINI.
' HOT AIR HEATING. ,
CTOVES AND RANGEI, ‘
ILATE AND TIN ROOFING,.
Gas and mum Fitting, Gas Fixtures.
' mm Ceiling, Etc.
HAVE YOU SEEN OUR ITOCK 0F
RICHMOND BANG!!!
The Jones &Hotci1kiss
Company
11 WALL s'rnssr, noIWAth.
Money Advanced
to III, on their household furniture.
pianos and other personal property.
without removal. on their own home
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my?" mcdézeln P - A0: yourdoctor
I”, I'll" nib htsl h P - As your doctor
a,“ ,;S,,,,,:f§u,, 1,3,;Li'm', w:l'ii ”yer's Ssrsapsrtlmfl Ask yourtliocior
knowmhetlicrpou- nf'if or 1i.o! 1,311.11”
IiIiiii ilili iiIIIlIii:
'1' he, montage of Miss lieiena Edgar
French to Edwin Lee Stevens, of Row-
uyton, will take. placedonmrrow often
noon at .‘1 o'clock. at St. Luke's Church
Noroton.
.l. (‘ Klinefelter is now receiving
four car loads ‘of Ice each week from
Maine, each car containing from thir-
ty-five to forty-five tons of ice, which
is retailed about llarien and Stamford.
The Republicans of liarlen will hold
a caucus I11 the Town Hall building
next Tuesday evening at 8 o‘clock for
the purpose of nominating candidates
peace.
Miss Mae Horton, of Fisllkill'on-thc-
Hudson, and Forest ”over, of the
Fourth National Bank. New York,
have returned home, after a very
pleasant visit with Mrs. .ltichard
Abendrotb. Mrs. Alicndroth’s father,
Emory ll. llurnp. who has also been
visiting her, left for Jacksonville, Fla.
last week, on the steamship Arspahoe,
and will spend the Winter months in
the smith. lie was'acconipallie'd by
his niece. Miss Mae Horton.
Republican Caucus .
_ The legal Republican voters of the
Town of liarlen, Fairileld County,
Conn. are hereby warned and notified
to assemble in caucus in the Town
Hall on the evening of Tuesday, Octo-
ber 13. at 8 o'clock. to nominate candle
dates for the offices of representative
and justices of the peace for the eu-
suing term, and to transact such other
business as may ploperly come before
said meeting. _ ,‘
Per order,
C. T. WHITE,
Chairman Republican Town Committee
Dated at Darien, October 6, 1008.
07 1t
Benevolent Old Gentleman—I am
sorry, Johnny, lo see you have a. black
eye.
Promising Youth—You go home and
be sorry for your own little boy—he's
got twoiwl’hllndclphla Inquirer.
PROSPECTS
or A noon ‘
HINIINISEASIN
A COMPLETE sTocK or LATEST
moosL “‘
Shot Guns
SINGLE AND DOUILI fit
from $3.50 up.
Come in and look them over. ,
A large stock of fresh AMMUNI-
TION. ‘ "' 1111111111.”.
Norwalk Hardware Co
:9 MAIN STREET. NORWAFLK."
VA, 35% , .
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Coal for the Winter"-
don't forget to call and examine our
stock. ' it Is the hishest grade and it
will not cost you any more.
HARRISSI CANS
COMPANY
reason. rs ,wA'rsp Ir.
CityNatlonaiBaalt
IWTH NORWALK. 60"".
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CAPITA
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SURPLUSVAND PROFITS,
$113,500.00.
sowm H. MATHEwsoa, rm;
JOHN H. KNAPP, 1st Vise-pros.
rnIoInIeK H1’R0WAN, Ind Vioo'
one. . 1
wrunsn sooweLL, mm.
limestone,
without manner
oALL AND see us. 1 a
In dent Loan &Security Co.
Harland 15111; Washington St.
Oiilcs open until i p. in. Mondsy s‘nd
fisturdsy until 8: 89' 1
B. H. Mathewson Hsnry Myrna-r
John H. Knapp Samuel Gammon
Josiah R. Marvin J. Walloon Moi-Vin
Christina Marts John H.- Light
for representative and justices of the '
no ”1’3”
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Coils 2% 3 Pound
but for flavor, assortment and purity
It Is unequalled In tbi cit .
J11 sue a box 0 distes as
you'd pay 50 cents a pound ton an
other day than Bdturday and thin
' for I considerably longer
ri ThI
II eortIiur thv ell-Inst fish“ mof
many friends.
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An important meeting of the official
board of the East. Avenue
church will be held this evenini. This
meeting ha:I nheady been DOIIDOIIIBII
and It islhoped that there will be a
full attentiaace tonight. _,,.,
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Nothing has yet been" done about
raising the Grimes sloop. which is
submerged of! Judah Island.. The boat
'8 "flit side up. but the tide rises afidi
falls in her. She has been in her pretax
ant condition for several days.
Much complaint is being heard
about the condition of the sidewalk in
Washington street. near the corner of
Fort street. It is claimed that. acci-
you were getting it cheap.
manner PHARMACY.
206 WASHINGTON STREET.
TEL. CALL, 641—2.
All Order. Delivered Fri. of Chlf‘flé.
11l‘fhlh‘h1
East Norwalk. ‘ Ireland
Mrs. Albert Dunn is quite ill at her
home in Bette Place.
An addition is being built on the res-
ideuce of Bnrwell F. Day, in .Van
Zandt street. , a
A new tar walk is being laid about
the house of Howard .W. Doty, in Os-
born avenue.
Mlss Clara B. Lawrence. of Sayville,
L. 1., is the guest. of Mrs. E. S. Halsey,
of 14 Hawkins avenue.
A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Ayres, at their home, corner
of Vandt and Fort streets.
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Benedict
have moved froln 87 Van Znndt street
to No. 50. in the same street.
J. Livenstem. the Washington street
bridge cobbler. is branching out in his
business, and is opening a shoe store.
Thomas Evcnden has returned to his
borne In Betta place, from the Nor,
walk Hospital, where he underwent
treatment.
resi-
the
the
A number of East. Norwnlk
dents are figuring on crossing
Sound Friday night, and attending
automobile race.
Dr. Franklin G. Brown is daily ex
pectin; the arrival of a new automo
bile. Tire machine is being shipped
here from the middle west.
A. correspondent desires to know
how long a hunter's license is good.
for. Snell a license is good for one
year from the date of issuance.
-—Christ Church supper. tomorrow
night, 8 to S, in parish rooms.
Another practice of the Young
Men's Assoeiation will he held this
evening, in the gymnasuim under the
East Avenue Methodist church.
The St. James Circle of King's
Daughters will meet with Mrs. William
J. Robinson. of 2 Ilayview Place..East
Norwalk, at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon
The weekly prayer service of the
Advent Christian church will be held
tomorrow evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Walsh, in Cottage
street.
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A monthly business session of the
East, Norwnik Fire Police was held
last. evening, but nothing further than
routine matters were due to. come up
for consideration.
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Jesse Ayrcs-is getting his home in
Van Zandt street ready to resist the
winter storms and to that end he and
his brother, Albert. are putting on a.
new covering of shingles. .
The registrars of the Third Voting
District, Edward E. Gorham and Fred-
erick ll. lnlndqnlst, will be In session
next Monday, at 10 First street. to re-
ceive applications to be. made voters.
It is expected that the new pews
for the Advent Christian church, in
Van andt street, will be shipped here
November 5th. In the meantime, the
peeple of the church will continue to
use'the chairs. i
Miss Mildred Baldwin. of Second
street, will entertain the Philathea
Class of the East Avenue Methodist
Church, Friday evening. it Is hoped
that there will be a full attendance of
the young ladies.1 1
Captain Nathan Roberts is 93 years
old today, and is receiving many con-
gratulations at his home In Seaview
avenue. Captain Roberts who has tra-
vaied extensively throughout the
world, is hale and he 3‘31" dth‘ooc is
every 'indfc'atfod that. its:L In enjoy life
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ls‘ Usually Ammppnied 11,51 a‘
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The prices we ask forx 111n- Grbeerioo
represent, the goofs: vaguadot s blobs;
thogrooery one acre
less than we 11111.11. getting caulk; It
the expense 11; quality ,
Mason Jars. .qtss. ..........1. II Otis.
Mason Jars. pk. ............1lle09:.
1Iflbl. “W “mole-Infidt‘ois.
Olli- Ddflhiodstmoo for 1
0nly,our30opndsfor ........ 15o
ff.“ fl. limp.
Rahal Joselovskyi
dents are very liable to occur It the
goint in question, unless something is
one
In
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It has been announced that Miss
AliceC Reynolds of East Norwaik, and
Filliam H. Mcedmond of Stamford.
were married Sunday, by- the Rev. T.
N Laine, pastor of the Dorian Me 0-
dlst church. The couple will res 6
out of town. 1 ,-
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bouton the Van
Zandt street bride and groom, were
given a royal serenade, last evening,
by a large company of their: friends
who were provided with tin pans and
various other noise producing Instru
ments The couple did the “right
thing," arid entertained tine unexpect
ed guests.
i
A horse owned by Mil k Dealer Wil-
lie 1.. Bean fu1niahed quite a little ex-
citcment shortly after '8 o'clock, this
mm plug, in. front of 'the Fox. Cycle
and Hardware Company store in
Washington street, South Norwalk.
The. animal slipped 11 ad went down on
the I)Il(k pavement. but the young
man who was driving quickly jumped
out. and helped the horse to its feet
again without. anv damage 1esultiag
hour the mishap.
Th1: Me thodist Brotherhood of the
East Av mac. Methodist Episcopal
church l1: l8 elected the following oili-
ccrs:
Picsitit 1nt—-—N S. Ferguson.
I1‘i1st Vltel‘rcsident—Charles S.
Ainswm th
soSpoon d VlcePresidentv—li J. Hill-
’I‘hir,d Tic P ~—
w.o1th e resident Harry “1,1511
. I101" .Ih Vite President—n. J. almohsi
Sk“‘1“;.l'dl)‘-\ N. Paddock ‘
TN sinner—l1: l. lla11ford., ‘ .i‘
Chaplain—41cc charles K. Woodson.‘
'II‘ c East Nomnlk Republican Club
HT.‘ 1111. lli(10u:~ii\ and lorrualiv opened1
its 1111111111111 in 1b.» Slauson building at
the corner of Washington and Fort.
Is'lccts. last ev.eniug The big event.
of the menir. g was a rousing campaign
speech by Congressman E. J Hill. of
Norwalk Some. of the boys telephoh
911 Mr Hill and he accepted the Invi~1
tation to be present, losing no time in
getting down here. Mr. Hill expatiat-
Id 1111 thci ia1iff, money and Philippine
questions. speaking for more than all
hour. When Mr. Hill had finished
all of the nifty voters present had a
clearer understanding ‘of all the‘ tollWI
he touched upon. There was no doubt
in Mr. Hlli' s mind that Tait and Sher
man will be elected in November. The
meeting was opened up by President
Harry Rider of the East Norwalk Re-
punllcau Club, and Principal E. H.
Ganibalt. of ihe town high school
proceeded Mr. Hill with an address.
Mr. Gunibart made reference to his re
cent European trip. but gave way to
Mr Hill beiore he finished The Oven
lag came to a cloaew ill a social time,
during which sandwi hes and coffee
were served ‘1ai1d clgarsi alibi-Q passed
around ‘An‘othcr smoker will be held
on ’I ucsday of next week
Registrars’ Nance
The registrars of voters of- the
Third Voting District of the Town of
Norwaik will be in session at the store
11”.. E. Gorham 10 First street, East
Norwalk. Monday October 12. 1908
fronl 9 a. at. to .1 p. 111, for the purpose
of receiving applications of those de—
siring to be made electors in the said
Third Voting District.
EDWARD E. GORHAM,
FREDERICK L. LUNDQUIST.
Registrars of \oters of the Third \‘ot-
lng District, Town of Nor.walk
East Norwalk,Conn,,flQct.7,1905
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George'Cudllpp Is qiilta seriously ill
at his residence In Cudllpp street.
Mr. and Mrs. William Pinkney, of
Rowayton avenue, spent yesterday in
New York- city.
Some largo catches of snapper blue
fish are being made in some, of the
local waters and in Darlen.
/
The attendance at the Danbury Fair
———_'from this place is smaller than ever
‘tbei‘oie as many are taking in the
celeblatlou at Hartford.
Mrs Ernest W Brashe and two chil-
,dren have gone to Berlin, to visit Rev.
.ana his; Hudsonsfor a low days.-
' The hariior is fairly alive these days
with small bunkers, or. incubation. A
‘greai. ni'imbc1 of our fishermen think
:tliey are the cause of keeping the
smelt away.‘
—The Ladies' Aid of thei Roway‘ton
Baptist Church will give. a “Honest.
Mormon I
'Saniuel B Wheeler
tax. The latter will be the
October 12. A Iii‘ép
Captain “lke” Stevens, Rowaytnns
veteran Democrat, upon figuring out
he returns of the election on Monday.
Immediately decorated the Democratic
banner In front of his house with a
“"891 number of brooms, signifying
that the party of spacer Jeremiah
Donovan. Mayor Bu all and W11. ato
vens made a big gain in The Norwalks
On Friday evening, october Ii. at
8.15 o',clocli there will be given in
the library room a short talk 011 yd-
Inge Improvement societies their aims
and powers. Mrs E. El Thompson, of
East Haven. will speak intereittlngly
on the sanigaalng of her either.
lence of th t. Haven. All
who are I ere-ted in the summit are
Invited to attend. Admission free.
iiiiilIIi.
A light vote was polled at the elec—
tion, Monday. In spite of hard work
done by the Democrats, the regulation
Republican majority was counted as
the polls closed. There was consider-
able pasting, but it made little differ.
ence with the result. Robert Coley
ran ahead of the other candidates for
second selectm‘ani‘ but he still repre-
sents the minority on the board. The
vote for the principle officers follows,
winners marked With a star:
i
I .\
Colostrum
'I.ewls P. Wakeman. r .......... 365‘
‘Robert H. Coley, d ............ 331
’Merrick H. (Jolt-yo ............ 266
Robert w. Post, d .............. 222
Tax Collector _
‘Joseph G. Hyatt, r ............ 34“
Samuel E. Banks, d.... ........ 23?
Assessors
‘Edward C. Btrg’e‘, r.‘.... ....... 379
‘Edrnond C. Sm th, r ............ 370
“Samuel B. Wh eler, d .......... 218
John P. McCann, d ............... 212
The following were elected on the
iclnaindcr of the ticket.
econstables——Alber't ‘.W1Alien. i‘:
John W. Gault. 1; William Downes,
g; Hezekiah Allen, 1]; Arthur J. Hall,
Great Jurors—George B. Smith, I:-
Stephen J Banks. r; George B. Jon:
nings, r; John F. Bailey,d ;Cbarles E.
Mills 11. 1
Board of Relief—Joseph P. Bradley,
;..loseph Adams, r: W. H. Tavlor, In:
‘ Registrars—Frederick M Salmon, 1-;
E.M.[11ees,d
Auditors—Edward W.
d.
Members of the School Committees
three years-Edward J Taylor r;
Henry w. Coley. 17; Thomas Quinlan,
d; Frederick B Hubbell; 'd": 1' rs
’—F1‘edcrtck Bradley. Charm 'L'
Bulkeley, d. One year—John -.W Cur-
tis, r: Clifford Ellwood,'d."""~‘ '
1 Tree Warden—SrBu-Fiiiow. 11
9 annual town meeting was called
1112 o'clock. and was largely attended.
The selectmen were instincted to rub
vertiss the prone“) llow-‘WIIBH‘IJY the
town. which is used for a lock ~,I_1’p «arid
sell. at at auction to the highest bid-
or
Tile matter of changing the system
of keeping the town accounts was lcl'.
to a committee consisting of John F.
Godiilot. A. T. Burt and Clradulhg Ii,
Harris. 1 ‘1'
A resolution was adopted putting the
top 11 on record as favoring the prop»
osirlon for the state to take entire
charge of the main road which con-
nects New York and Boston, and to
relieve the towns of the expense of
maintaining 11 thoroughfare through
the state which is or no benefit iii
them, and which is destroyed- by
through traffic.
There was considerable discussion
over the1 reports and this occupied
much of the time of the meeting. Dr.
Stearns of the school committee.
made a ien° thy udtlless which was
well received. '
The meeting mind to hereafter ex
Hubhell,‘ Til
1
clud'e all campers and cottagers 'irom
Compo Beach.
. The meeting adjourned before reach.
ing the other propOsItlons In the call,
toll included the matter of the town ’
Court, the Riverside avenue, brid .9:-
appropriation and the laying) ofst
he t (if
a special town meeting, to be hel the
first Monday In March , 4
LOCAL ITALIANB TO CELEBRATE.
To Close Business and Observe dolom-
‘ ' bus Day, on Oétéii'or 12. ‘
A meeting of the italians of The
Norbalks has been led for this
cveningiat 8 o 'cloclr: at uittn’er a Hail.
In Railroad avenue, and It is hoped
that there will“ s hint-attendance. -‘
The topic under di union will be
the observance ofC mbus Day on
will“ or tho lo
cal Italians withgo: Bridgeport on
that date and participate in the parade.
and in addition SW“ ‘11 propositioh
on foot to get as many as possible of
the Italian busih’ehs men to close their
places of business on lithe day in titles;
lion. The Italian ln6iihg'ndent Society
is arranging fol-Pa centre In Arlen Hall
on the 19th, in trj .
SELECT soaooaoniuncmo AND 1
osroarMENT.
Attention 111‘ ‘csaeii to W Gilbert ‘
Newel I driver can this‘inue
regisrginaitir. Neville, 'silelsssesi $1
an on New, A _ , .,l'.
16. will be‘opehih: _. 1 Iglhiwoves
look Military 1 1 “Midas save
nue,- Nor-while; 1 “males Kati
master-volt 449131" - £49.
gentlemen be = ' ,1’sgckfll‘he -
clashes ‘at Art ‘ * .~ . 83.31
souui. Norma. «Haitian-10mm u:
The misses and diaspora class will
meet at I p. lit. " df’tlie‘ adios and
gentlemen 1 The
waltz and the dances thori-
oughly taughci‘i‘ 11: second‘
Wednesday evening, 0.11.: from 5130
to 8 b in.
2150; children, 151:. Eyerybody ivelconi‘e.
The residents of the West Side me
well messed to have their Iwizblgvt.
H. B.‘ Taylor. elected selecmnn'.’ 'i his-
is the first time this part of the town
has been represented on the board for
about fifteen years. In The sentinel-11
account of the Barton vote. yesterday
81.10.... .
‘nriiiiilimaim
o mistake was rustle iu the vote to
' toutine In New 3, ..
Supper? in the church basement on ability as am fife ' "
Price of slipper. 1111111111, the advert
ing ls
“ul Mt;
35%;“: v 1 .1
iii dunner
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come grace‘hii‘ slid I'Mdlh
m” 91,11,133
("Is to join this so; ,1 1..
“TO BE .THIID FOR MUN
V‘CHNI‘EDD, Ooh; 1-HT“
William MsLaagtrliii of Writer-$1111.31
who 1.1 1- urged with murder in tho’
first degree in killing Robert Downs orif'.‘
null 12 .-wlll be taiten‘ pull! the sap;
ezior Criminal Court 10111111111111
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