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Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 10, 1908 · page 3

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Miss Elizabeth Hank. of Westport.
ltl slittending‘flerrlll college, South Nor»
wilt 2, l, , _

Miss Mabel Byxbee of Harriet
street, Norwalk spent yesterday with
friends in Stadium.

George ill. Ba'rtalh of South Nor-
Walk. was the guest of W. S. Jones, in
Westport. Wednesday:

IL’Dr. Dick's cures Malaria.

if you are" going hunting this fall be.
sure and takeout" hunter's license
with you. it may save you trouble.

firs. H. Byxbee. Mrs Josephine Hy
at and Miss Ruth Byxbee, of Nor-
walk. spent yesterday In Bridgeport.

Harold Bundle and Ernest C. Greg
ory. of Nerwalk, are attending the au-
tomobile races at Long Island. today.

I~~Shoulder Steak. 10c lb. . Lean Pot
Roast. 10c. Ha'yes' Mkt,

Miss Lulu Barrett, of Norwalk spent
Sunday at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Barrett. in Ridgefleld.

Palestine Castle, Ancient Ordei
Knights of the Mystic Chain, will hold!
a regular meeting next Monday even-
lug.

Miss Helen Becker, of Fairfleld ave.
hue. is taking a three years' course of
study at Cooper institute. New York
city.‘ .‘

~Escallops, 40c quart.

lfimls Udelman Is moving is house
but effects from Paterson. ew Jcr
say, to his new residence In Falrflcld
avenue.

Master John H. Jennings. of South
Norwalk. has been the guest of II
grandmother. Mrs. John H. Jenning.
In Green FaInIs.

mm: W. Gladstone and family
ha oved to WoodwaId avenue from
Spring street where they have resid-
ed for several years

—~l.oin of Pork to roast. tic lb.;
Pork Chops, l-.Ic llayes‘ Mkt

The Bridge ResIue Mission will gIVe
Its weekly tree supper tonight with
Mrs John TayloI as their guest MIs.

Cutblll' a.

Taylor is a lady of great ability. both '

Fairficldf' County Savings Bank ,

In speech and songs.
come.
‘ Mrs. John McGuire, Who was serI2
ously In jured III a sma up between a
carriage which she or III and the
large automobile of John H. _'i‘yson,
passed a poor night. and Is In a criti-
cal condition, today, at her home in
Fair street.
'i‘the were twenty- -live sales real
estate In The Norwalks, lasr' Week.
' and mortgages amounting to 319.625
were recorded. For the last week in
September. 1907. there were only two
sales of property, but the mortgages
amounted to 324.881.

-Yaoht and Golf Caps. O'Brien.

The Steadfast Circle of the Non
walk Baptist church held their regulaI
business meetwing last evenlngnwlth
Miss Charlotte Franks. After all. unit
ters of Importance had ken attended
to. refreslunents were served and the
members soon IIdjouIneIi to their sev-
eral homes.

The annual meeting of the FaIIerld
Co'unty Au Iliarlcs of the New Haven
rdp ch wil be, held In the Congress
nal ChuIch of Shelton Tuesday.OI.
,tober 20th the morning session open-
ng at half past ten. The program
rpro ses to be very Interesting. Mrs
la cc l). Usshcr, of Van EasterIi
urkey. will speak in the afternoon.
and Miss Pludden president of the
..Branch ‘8 the morning. Basket lunch
at men. A large attendance is urged.
Marketman hederick S. Smith' a de-
livery horse decided to walk away, in
front of the store in Main street yes-
terday morning, and when some one
yelled at the animal it served to
{righten it and a full fledged Innawav

‘Ihon started. llp Main street dashed

the horse. and things might have turn-
ed on}, in a serious manner only for

‘t‘he presence. of mind of Thomas liar

rlgan who was- walking down the

street. He caught the rear of the wn.
gen and soon pulled the horse from
Its maddened race without. any dam-

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WHEREA MULTITUDE 0F Bills
N, Iii. .“ LHI‘REP‘fiV ERED.

2. We timers delects in
previous paintings. and, wears for 0
to 15 years, cause the L & M is,

pure linseéd ol binder—pure oxide of
zinc—pure white lead. and you help to

make the paid! at yniixlng three quanta
of linseed oil yr] eachmallon of paint.

*‘Wfl ppm”; 3 g f99.19% Machs cost

2 .«Chaa. .Sauth thNoI'walk; Hub-
ebll &Staplea dwe. Co.. Norwalk; W.

All are wet-

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S. Guyer 52; Bolt. chstport; Northrup
Bros ., Sentient. one. i...- & M. Paint

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Edw. W. Kelléy’, 111.:

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Many people "51 looking over the
County Children's Home In WestpoIt
avenue. ll. lining vllltol‘ll day.

”Dancing“ the Auditorium tonight

There will be a special meeting ol
the industrial League. at me close of
the moInlng service tomorrow In the
First Methodist 22 Episcopal Church.

The W120. 'l‘. 2U. will hold at prayer
meeting at the aims house. Sunday at-
ternoou. Those wishing to attend
will please take the 2:50 Westport car
from Norwalk.

it it quite Interesting to people of
The Norwalks who are Interested in
the study of wild bilds to know that“
several oplc have seen an immature
red headed woodpecker, which
about _Betts‘.woods. in Nortvalk. his
is quite ll. raregbird for the section.
—Soft and Crush Hats, O'Brien.
Hubbell & Staples had the contract
to put In the ldIge glass In the show
window of W-ililsH .Selleck' a, in Wall
street. The workH which was done
ythtCltla) afteInoon was witnessed by
a large number of people.
was 'rcceutly broken by the falling of
the are light.

William Crot'ut formerly of Nor-
wulk. writes that he had a nuIrow es-
cape from the tire and explosion whlc
recently occurred on board the Unite
States submarine boat, Gremlins.

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In the large tank took fire. Three

burned. ' I2

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Norwaik Conn. Sept 17.1908
At a meetiné‘ of the Board of Direct-
ors of the Fairnold County Savings
Bank, held this day. a dividend at the
rate of four (4) per c t per annum
was declared to deport tors from the

tember. 30th. 1908.
books and paid on and after October

10th, 1908.
SEYMOUR CURTIS. Treas.

 

 

W.GilbertNewcll'sSdlcdtSchool;
of Dancing and Deportmcnt

Friday. October 16. opening day at.
Overlook Milltaxy Academy. East Ave.
Norwalk; Misses and Masters meet at
4 p m.; evening class for Ladies and
Gentlemen at 8 o clmk

Classes at Arlen Hall Madison St..
So. NorwIIlk, Wednesday. Oct. 14;
opdnlng day: Misses and Masters at d
p. 'm.; Ladies and Gentlemen "Be-
at 8 oI-loclI. A thorough
course of instruction in the Waltz and
the latest Society Dances. Circulars
upon application. Respectfully, W-
GlLBElt'l‘ NEWELL, 25 Liberty 8t..‘
Bridgeport. Ct.

 

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TEL. £9552.

TWO Things to

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WHEN pononssuvm duaocemss‘
on ANY 'rzsata enemas

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Quality and Price

“M 4%“
if you do thlst find every shrewd‘
housekeeper should then we are sure
of at least'2a .good share‘bp y’bdi- pat-2'
ronnge. Our goods are the highest,

TEL. 655- 2.

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tlilé' standdrd can be sold for. '
order ”is abliclted.' I".
Buy edibles that you can eat.

is the place
Alli-11‘ ‘a

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as use: woodman III

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sum fans m ~-IIIIIII2 as Is-
,, «Fined our the into who is not are
legal-By sale in caring Tailored Butts
0f

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3' int! What" are

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J clitoral) these claims.

 

while In Mare island Bay, California .
At this time 750 gallons of gasoline ‘

sailors were drowned and three were ‘

earnings of the six months ending Sep- .

”The same will be entered on pass ,

standard; ‘Our'prlces are as low as '

 

of design and finish.
leadi'ult booking schools!
ford.2INiaw Haven and t)"

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12 [.8 North salience“

‘ ’l’f‘youd ind lingflé'lmesli't stlll'f‘th HUV L‘THE‘HUN NANCE is uuiur-2

passed for quality of material. perfection of work. economy of fuel, beauty
h Bungee are used and recoluIneuded by all the
Y‘Ncwt'l'brltinbstqn. Provideleil.‘ Spliuatlold. Hart-
r cities. which i the stionaeat endolsemcnt possi

Walk-em She

“They ru'wuen

Comfort spedlrs‘ all you draw' tin a pair of Walk-
Over Shoes. When properly titted, you can wear
them with comfort and ease from the very ll't.
day you put them on. , ,

 

J. blé‘ 'Mnsy of your neighbors are using the hilub flange and are ready to
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Funeral Directors and EnIbalnIers,

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FLYNN 8. RYAN,

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86 Washington Street.

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Knit Goods

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Fresh use. of Worsted Goods are here in abundance“
SWEATERS. KNITTED JUMPERS, GOLF VEBTS, BREAKFAST
SHAWIS. lEE- WOOL lASClNATORS, BABY BACQUES. BABY IWBJAT

ERS. BOOTEES, AFGHANS, ETC" ETC.
The glass ‘ ‘

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N. E. Ryan a (20.,

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Day and Night Sessions.
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58 WALL STEEET.

22-. ~-I.

L1 dawn.

Brazilian Balm Iie'vIIr lost II case;
never let It run Into pneumonia. her
left a-gripwrech. Only thing on earth
that kills the tough firip germ. liut
vou want Balm in a p enty. so do not
trille with the small sizes. but get the-
Stlc or $1. 00 bottle and take half a
teaspoonhtl lam water every three
hours. Be sure to keep up this treat-

’ nIent faithfully for two weeks after

you think you are well, to utterly an-
nthilate cvet‘ll germ III every great. or
Iran; These. remaining germs cause the
evil after effecEts it is half cured grip.
if the grip starts w hemorrhage of
the lungs give the i e dose cvcry 10
or 15 minutes till it. stops

couuscrIcur PATENTS.

The following were Issued October.
6th, 1908. List furnished from other of
A M. Webster. solicitor, of patents.
Bridgept‘Irt. Costa; .22.. 2

J. S. Panasevlcb. Bridgeport gas-
heater; Calif. Smith Bridgeport. pa
per-hag :mnchlne ; 2 I). S.-Demrest. New}
Haven. faucets-H. G..anght.~ w
Britain. a patents. door-2 holder. ,ock
attachments. W C. mill-her.“ Middle-
.toen..21.2.p1tsnts.2.susnuders. cartridge

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Thousands of DoilargEamed Weekly by
llilnrill BusmeSS College Graduates ‘

 
 
 
 

A madness Education will help eveé‘y young man and woman.

Stamford.

0.1“) dadkson

' Optician. 9, . -
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes EXamined afiF‘i‘ee,

‘ PHONE 439..

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Books. Etc. Free.
Port Cbcder.

 

armless was NOMINATION

NA‘tIoA'nuca Oct lot-aloha M
Page, of this place who was nominat-
hy the lIlth district Democratic sen-
risl convention In Milford ‘Wodn'cs-
day. for state senator. said yesterday
that he would positively be unablef to
accept the nomination, owing to his
business affairs, which will occupy his
entire time: .

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HOW'B THIS? ‘
Hundred Dollars its
of came. that can2
Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
EY & C0.. Toledo. 0.
the undersigned, have

We one
ward or and
not be cured big

F. J. CHE

W known

‘ F‘. J. honey for the lust lI'. years and

believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm. =2. .
WAlIDlNG KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Drunglsts. Toledo, 0
Hall's Catarrh Cine is taken Inteln
ally} acting directly upon the blood
and. mucous surfaces of the. system.
Testimonials sent. free. Price 75
peribottle. Sold bv all Drugglsts.
ke Hall's Family Pills for constl

 

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art's or» WISDOM and... sour
pears popper

Yes, Ive Irl'ovétl secs; fillies,
and have learned how to manage.
l hl'viiavsl inkei‘almlg my Stam-

‘ 16rd” ‘ltangc, and don I“ "get
’ smell intomumtt’a'nrnid range.
that: theiollts mo
"G‘t‘t‘yo set up the

first thing. and then you 're sure
*‘rj‘ 1M" t? nit'als tt'I' help With
spans of the rest at the

helical.

yams had a Stamford Range
Isak on .25”) no matter where
slit lt‘up ’ “‘ " "

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MTORD

FOR SALE BY

North Main and West Sts.

M ”I" Mn. .1!

2 ed cpdmsnrs are electors and
‘ era, .as defined by law of the Town 01

I Stoegmuiler

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‘ F.
”IAN"; W. E. Barnes. 8. Rosenblatt,

WW” “9”” °°

it old County:

I hereby” Iy": tom whine all
cases to sell, ifltupus d in

In ng Liquors Lb; er leer. Rhid

Wind ,~ in p 83 W lilngton
street}. en's grilled) {’3

My place 0 b then is not located,
within 2th tea a direct line of at

pertaininn'tthoreio. or. any post Office.
Public Library or Cemetery
Dated at Norma. this 91h day of.
October A ll.,190& 2 i
I2 “A lt‘ llltlthJMANN (c 00.1
Appllt ant;
We. the undersigned, electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law". of the:
Town oil Norwullt hereby endorse the
applicwpn one“ above named .
AF. Beckmspu Milo . .
for such Whom. .and w ado severally!
certify sach2fer2.hlmse that. we are?

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said Townmf Nonwalls. and that we
have, not endorsed thempnllcmlon .011
My other nelson for a license to sell:
spirituous and. Imprinting liquors (lllr-l
in; the ensuing. license can E
muted at Nomad in so. do oil

.I :Christiun Sweats. Gustav 'l‘hicmo"

t .Dctober. A. 02.21908“

Klyus Arthur. W Baldwin.

. ' ‘2 III hereby certify. that. thmabove ham-ii
Ied endorsers Iare electors and taxpayl'

ers,.aa defined by law. of the Town of
Norwalk. and that they have sinned
no other application

October, A. D.. 1908.
HERBERT R. SMITH .
olo 17 .

 

 

era of Fairlleld County:

Spirituous and intoxicating Liquors,
Ale. Lugm Boer Rhine Wine and CI

dt‘l'. at 21 Fort street Town of Nor
walk.

My place of business is not located
within 200 for". III a Ilimmt line of it
Church Edition. Parochial School or
Public Schoolhouse or the premises
pertaining thereto or any Post Ottice,
Public library or. Cemetery. 2

2Dnted at Norwalk, this 9th day of
October, ‘A. 1).. 1908 -I
PETER 0' HARA,

Applicant

We, the undersigned. electors and
taxpayers, as defined by law, of the
Town of Norwalk, hereby endmse the
application of the above named

. 2 Peter 0 Hum
lm suIb license and we do severally
certify each .lor himself that we art
:tnxpuers eventual. estate situated it
said Town ofINIn-Ivalkrand that W
have not endorsed the application 0i
any other person for a license to sel
spirituous and intoxicating liquors dur
lug the ensIIing.llccnsc2ycar.
,2. Dated. at Norwalk. this 9th day. at
.October, A.- l)..,,lii(la. .
. Heuryli. Betta-Alain Uta. lchIry.A
Stuegmullcr, Ahmad Amundsen, War

J Inn A. Reynolds,

. l hereby IIeItlfy that the above ham
t‘nxpay

Nod-walla. and that they have signed
no othet application
Dated at Norwalk, this 9th day In

HERBERT it. SMITH
Town Clerk.

I October, AD

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To the Bdard of County CbuImlssion
era of Eairllold Count:

‘1 h‘ereby‘ apply to: is he use to IIeIi
SpIIitthus and .lutoxlcatlng Liquors
Ale. larger Beer. Rhine Wine and CI
dcr. at 21 Day street Town of Not
walk“

.My 9 cc of business Is not located
within 00 feet in a dIrect line of r
Church Elllficc. Pmochlul School oI
Public Schoolhouse. or the premise:
pertlxlnln'g therein or any Post Office
l‘nbl c Library or, Cemetery.

Dated at Norwalk, this 9th day 0.
October, A. 1).. 1908.

PF’I‘ER 0‘ HARA.
Applicant

We, the IItIIlIIrslIEncd, electors and
payersnas defined by law. of thI
XII of Norwalk, hereby endorse thI
upplcatlon of theI above named
Peter O Horn
of such license and we do severally
certify club for afused that. we all
taxpayers upon re estate situated It.
said Town of Norwalk,,and thatI ya
have th endorsed the application oi
any 'otlier person for a license to sell
splrituo‘us and Intoxicating llquors dur
in ensuing license ear.
tea at Raoul. the 9th day oi
comm 2 1908
Henry .H. .Aldis Iltz. HenryA
mund Amundsen, War
run A. Reynolds. _

l hereby certify mat the above namI
ediendorscrsare electors and taxpay-
ers, as defined by law, of the Town of
Norwaik. and that they have signed
no other rfppilcstion

Dated at Nonvalk
October,

i

this 9th day of
A D.. 1908.
HERBERT R. SMITH

oil) 17 Town Clerk.

 

 

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*HOTEL ARRIVWES- 2.. ‘- .5
curtain—A 3 Janet: L. .l Manila
aid E. C. WualkeI R. E. Dayton. T. (‘2
\Vynus A. 'l‘. ClarkpA. Fallardflfy H
Allen E. Allen, A. McMullen. Jr., New
York; F. 'l‘. Sullivan and wife, Buflaio:
13 F. Lewis G. Klugman, W. C. VIII
{urn Boston; Joseph qughts “meklyrgn:
\V N. Hoverstlck and wife
ford; E. L. Tihbets. C ii. ’Tibbets. aA
burn. Mm; W B Carpenter,
field Massu'. wuulim Grouse, llanbur
Fred H Norton Hchorm‘B
Mahackemo—Charlcs Us “Flood. Mr
and Mrs. Lathtop, orces‘térr A: 8,
Jacobs. Brooklyn .} Salt!»
dell. Scranton, Pal;v Mrs. Longnecker
Wilmot, city; W. R. ForerNat-

J. B. Payne, W. T: Sinlth. 11.28. Barnett
New York. L. R...J1urlbutt,I .Wll

. James 1.. Wing. Ciiicago: L. C; '00 as-
- sy, Hartford; P. C Rockwood, Boa

M. J. Jordan, Bri geport: A. F. Mlle
Chicago; John. omlson. Orsnso.IN.
J.; T. Smith. Albany. .

SAVED HIS BOY'B LIFE.
“My three year old boy w? badly

 

constipated. haILa high {even all was
in an awful condition. I gave hit two
doses of Foley's Orino mauve and
the ne morning the Hitler was

and he as entirelynw‘all. 2N9y'li

no Laxative saved his life." . AWolk-
ush. Casimer. Wis. Clifford Pharfitacv
Iand R H Plslsted. ’

 

Church Indiana. sawdust. 28cm 2 on
Public School-house, or the pit-emines;

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taxpayem upon real estate sltmtfld In, I

 

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Dated .II Norwnlk this 9th day of

Town Clerk. _
To the Board of_ County Commission,

l hereby apply for a license to sell;

-I dates for justices of the peace.

 

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welcome? 2. . has: ,
Accidents In St. Lawrence River Due
to Fog.
CAMPBEI..i.’I‘UN 'N. 43.. on. 10.—
lbs NquIIgian bark‘ AustIalla, Capt.
PIIderson Riviera tlll [nun for Great
Britain whiIli wont ashore at Cape
(hallo, in the St. lJlWlt‘llce liver, lust

\(onday. is a total wreck.
The Head lllnc steaulel ‘lIIishoweII

 

Awabllilfltqtl Street. South Ndrwa It

Yard, Towels at Greatly Reduced Prices.

 

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value at . 45,
MIcN' s COAT swunrnas, 79c value. III 2.
MEN'S HOSlEltY an shes. the value ut ........................ llc",
moms NEW UNDERWEAR, 59c value, at ................... 39c

LADIES' NEW HOSIERY. 190 Value. at ......................... I” 'l

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fIIIalI,’ Which went senor-‘6' at“ outdo
Oova on October 2-, while on her may
from Middlesboro, England. to Queue
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Both of the accidents were, due
Hhe thick smoke from forest ilréli.
I Mrs Frtitlt‘lltk a. Baxter ls tIIII ‘
a small party of friends to New Y
city today in her automobile. ,‘I ,

Joseph Volk, of South Norwalll. is
a visitm in New Yotlt today. 4‘

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CHESTER ,8: JONES

The Dancing Ado‘nlit. "

 
 

 
 

MUSICAL STEWART

“The Fellow “What Plays." '

 
 

 

MILLS 81 LEWIS
’” 2 :‘G'ei‘man ”Comodfaus.

 

 

DESBRO & MEYER; ‘ 2

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At ‘tho‘ Rgpubll‘dhla canals held in
he Rt‘lltlliifllfl‘ Club headquarterSJ,
‘th I’mdnd s" am last nighi'I, consldor- ‘
Ibis Interest was manifested over the

Isle for representative. Latvia rm.
mat, r. .n. Weed and George E. llllssf
were the candidates. Warden E. B.
tnwrenee was chosen chairman, andf
or. B. H. Kepler clerk. Attorneys
Br‘ihckerhoi! and Mead made good
‘.I0minating speeches. placing F‘. ‘.‘

Need a d Louis Prospst ind uomiuaé
I'll” ..0t or speak}: Inn,
nominations Mutts; mmstdm-
lble. lenith. rum out represents.

'iye,G page B. Bits was placcddu
nomin on by W en E. B. La“
rupee. Sevelai ballots were taken,

and the light. while close. was hal‘lllllllj
ious. Lewis l’rmost was finally noun
luated, and F. E. Weed moved that his
nomination be made unanimous.
George E Bliss supported this IIIotioII2
audIIt was passed unanimously. A;
committee appointed by the modems
tor presented the names of six caudii
These.
were nominated by acclamutiou, vlz.:§
lsF. Stillman. George E Bliss. I). A.
Sh John. F. .A. Dawless, William CaI
man aiid F. N. Harlan. 2

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EVERY LADJY'S DRESSlNG CHAMg

 

.p‘ed with a dainty
snow white. one piece ”Standard" Poo
celpln Enameled Lavatory.

Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient It would
be to haVe hot and cold running water
in \our dressing chamber. sleep-
ing apartment or first floor2 toilet
room? its presence would afford you-
the highest degree of comfort. ‘

We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent mo-
eclInnchI, honest and reliable

senses R NASH,

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SPECIAL F EATURE

 

Hovris THEATRE.

MONDAY; OCT. 12.
CHAS. H WUERZ Presents til. Popu-
lar Yound Actor 2:

LEROY SUMNER

In the New PHI}.

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Special Scenic. Mechanical. Electl'inal
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HOYT’S THEATRE.

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hearing the Grand Band ConcorthI
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