M PIANc)
GIVEN
‘ AWAY
Got. a Piano C(Irtlllcnto with
every purchase, it will cost
you nothing.
F. A. LANE
Confectioner
and Pastry“
51 Washington Street.
GOO ‘ .'.'
lllWll N W3
WEATHER FORECAST.
lI‘or Norwalk and vicinity: Cloudy
and colder tonight. Tuesday fair and
colder. Cloudy weather with light min
or snow pIIIvails generally in all set!
(tout? east of thc Mississippi rI'v'.(II
West of the Missisippi rlvcr thc
weather is fair and vary C(iltl. ’l‘hrouah-
out the northwest. tho tt‘unpcraturc is
20 degrees or mot-(I bclow zcro. ’l‘lu.
lowest tontpcratuI-o reported was (IIitI
degrees below zero at. Winnipeg. Con-
ditions favor for this vicinity cloudy
weather with light snow or rain fol-
lowcd‘ by clearing and much coldcr.
sit-cot,
today,
iloraco lIZ. lianu. of Wall
Norwulk. is in Now York city,
on business.
All the latcst popular shcct music
'& W. A. i'irlggcrtnati‘s. 'l‘ht-I adv. will
tcli you about. it. '
Division No. 2. Sons oi”"l”(I.I'IIp(IraIIcc,
will hold a regular mocting this (Ivon-
I lug at its quarters in Wall street.
N. E. Peck has returned to his boom
in West Haven. attcr having spent a
few days with friends in Norwalk.
The members of thc Monday Attcr.
noou whist (Ilub arcI being (Intertained
this afternoon by Mrs, llorbcrt. A.
Mathcwuon, of 52 West. strnat. . .
The Water street. basketball team
defeated the Smith House livein the
Harriet. street court Saturday after
noon with the score of fit to 24.
Raymond lirothors have last sccur.
(Id the contract to furnish the brick
for a. big IIIIIv school about. to bo art-ct-
(Id at. Mount Vernon, Now York.
A lwclvc—pound baby boy was born
Friday evening to Mr, and Mrs. \\’il-
ilam T. Sturgcs. at thcir borne in
\\'cstport. Mother and son are doing
nicely. :
\lrs. (‘hariottcfl‘orthtt has purchas-
(Id ltom lI‘I nnk ii. Gleason a. housc
whith iII'I I-(II-(Intlv built in Cedar
sit-(wt, and will move (mm iiumilton
IIIIInue shortly
A. r‘egulat meeting ol' the United
Brotherhood of Caipcntcrs and Join-
cm of America. bowl No 746, will be
hold tomorrow evening at its quattcls
in Wall street.
Frank J. Donahue has rcccivcd his
handoomc now 1909 Columbia automo—
bile. The muchiut-I is oi‘ the tour cylin-
dIIr type, with a. baby tonucau body,
and is painted red. _
’l‘wulve boxes of Searchlight matchos
for 40 cents is what the East .\”or-
walk Cash Grocery, ii. E. Mead & 00..
proprietors, is offering as a special
this week. Can you beat it?
Astated convocation of Washington
Chapter, No. 24. R. A. M.. will be belt;
at 7: 30 Wednesday evening (it St.
John’s Lodge room. Norwnlk "llItI
past master degree will be worked.
Miss Nona Raleigh. who has been
studying to become a nurscI at th(I
Nth-walk Hospital, has recently boon
accepted and is now wearing the
nurse's cap
itobert Gregory was able to resume
his duties at lI‘. ll. Lockwood II startI
this morning. after having been run
lined to his home: in Crnnbury t‘or
auroral days. '
. William llcrlngtIr. has rcsigncd his
position as assistant clerk at. the Nor-
waik Hotel. and next Monday will be-
gin the duties of a. position at the
South Norwulk Municipal (IltIctrlc
plant.
The members of thtI Phllathca Class
of the South Norwalk Baptist churClI
will enjoy a Silplwr tomorrow evening,
at. theI church, after which an (Iloction
oi” omccrs and u lInsiIIcss-picctlng will
he held. .
The Rough ltidcr Glee Club will
hold a rehearsal this (Ivening to prac-
tice for the bcnclit (Intettainmcnt to
be tendered to lxIadcr l‘rod J. Force.
on the evening (It .lanIIan 2d. at tho
South Norwnlk (‘ongiegatlonai Church
Several South Norwalk musicians
were in Bridgeport, yesterday. to wit,-
uesa the moving of the Bridgeport. Mu-
sicul Union from the quarters which it
occupied for thirteen years, to the new
meeting- place, Pioneer Hall. A‘mass-
(Id hand of 65 musicians rendered Inu-
sic along the line of march.
Hug] Melver. of Stamford, wandered
into orwaik Satuiday and b_\ 8: 45
1). III. he was intoxicated and making (I
nuisance of himself a. nuisance in front
of the Boston Store. Oliicei (‘hmles
Page had to place him undct arrest
in the town court. this morning, be
low Judge E. M. Lockwood. MclIcI
pleaded guilty to tluI chargc and was
sentenced to thirty days in the innate-
port jail.
Complete Line of
RUBBER GOODS
" loo Caps. Water Bottles, Syringes, Etc.
.Stiiison-Powell CorpOration,
Puccrlptlon Druggt‘m.
Dim: Bunny; loath Ndrwatk.
.~—_« "V. _...................M._._ . I.
cry.
until
LET U8 WRITE VOURB.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
‘l'EL. 165-8.
I
74 Washington street. Bouth Norwalk.
HOT SODA
AT“ I.
BAX‘l' l ’S.
‘
ANDERSON '3
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
by competent workman.
Launch Works.
Boat Frame! set up and ready to
Launches ol.I all sizes built. to order
avatar Shall Point. Narwalk
lItIr goods
porut ion.
Colonial lI‘ouudry,
a storage houso.
in East Norwuik, an
walk Baptist
of tho church. Wodnesday (Ivvning.
i.itt|II. Marjorie \VtPlRS, daughter ol‘
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wcslcy Wotan,
slightly iIIIprovcd front but acrlous ill-
ucss at llcr homo in iicrkclcy strum.
’i‘lIcrc will be plcnty of skating, lIIII
fort: the winter is gonI- anti it‘ you
haven‘t. any skates. you will liuIl a
nice line at Colcnmn's. ’l‘hc adv. will
give you thtI prlctI.
A larp'c number of Not-walk busincss
man and IIIauIItacturcrs arc in Hart-
ford for today and tomorrow. and will
work in tho inlcrcsts of Hon. TIT. .i
Hill for Unitcd States Senator.
A apt-rial city tIItIctlng will iii‘ held
Tbilisi-lay liVPiillliz in the town hall.
Wall street. for thc purposc of tour
lug thc report of tho. comnIltttItI on
tho Norwalk walcr supply, and to ltlkt‘
somtI action on tho pioposcd writing
of a new rcsoIInIolI
Frank Sturtovnut. who has tit-(In .IIrIr-
lousiy ill of blood poisoning at (no
homo or his pnrcnts. Mr. and ilirs. \l'il-
liam .S. Slum-rant. in Elmwomi aru-
nuo. contlnucs to improvo nlrcly, :Il-
thoulzh it will ho some timc bcforo hc
will be hold. to i‘l‘lllTliJDAMlif‘iigO to Ft“
sumc his business dutins.
A hearing in thc Minnie Vocal (Ia
into was hold this morning at 1030
o'clock, botorc Judge Hoary W. Grog-
in the Pmbato court. in Wall
stroet. Nothing special was doua, (Ix-
ccpt four witnesses for Pctcr Vogcl’s
heirs were examined. ’i”lI(I. witucsscs
woro Mr. and Mrs. l,.ir.otlc. Mrs. l.lI
lotto lit-tug a daughter oi" l-‘IIttIr Vontal;
Mr. “ditch. the undIIrtukIIr who cut-
balmIIIi thc NKMNNGS, and Mr. l’nhst. all
of Brooklyn. ’l‘htI case was continued
January 25th at itlilti, Itntli II
number of witnosscs have been exam.
load out of tho stain.
Tito prcllminury contest schcdutwi
For tonight at tho Armory litIimett tho
Nutmcgs and liit.‘ Pastimes has htcn
p Btponvti owing to tho fall that sonic
the players arc nick As this “as
an important contest in thc scrics ill"
twccn the Nutctngs. l‘imtimcs anti
Montanks, it. will occur at. some Ilatc
lutcr. For thII opening muuc tonight.
It. picked team will tackle thtI Mon»
tanks and judging from the makeup of
the name. this evcning'spreliminary
will be. on a. par with those of ihtI last
tow \vccks at the Armory. The big
event tonight. will bring together the
Diamond Wanderers, ot‘ .lcrscy City
and Tram F.
You will find a complctv line (It rub-
at the Siliisoul’owcll (‘or-
Raymond Brothers hava socurt-Itl tho
'l‘hc luIdiot-I‘ Aid Soviet y. of tho Nor-
Church, will hold an (In-
tortainnicui. and suppcr at tho parlors
is
SOUTH NORWALK
SAVINGS'IB‘ANK
to tho depositors
at the rate of
4% PER ANNUM
ending December ‘llst. 1903. payable
on and after .lannaty 11th 1909
lntctcst not dtawn will be crcditcd
to accounts and will draw intcicst
from January 1 1909.
Money deposited on or before Jan
nary 9 will dIaw intcrcst from lanuIII v
1 1909.
E F‘. BEARSE,
Treasurer.
(121 SW.
Meat and
sen.
made. daily. .
F. KARL.
Try them.
- Phone 445.
97th SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
has been declared for the six months
0 O ‘
Prom-$10115
All kinds of Bologna and Delicates-
Fresh Franklurters and Sausage
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
HARDWARE
Canadian Hockey Skates
cut irom $1.50 to 85c
At COLEM‘AN’S
Io‘North Main St,
Agent for A. a. Spllding'o
Inoball and Sporting Gouda.
task & SNYDER and UNION
Ice Skates, 750 up
BOutlI Normans
Nineteen~NiIIe Mans!
There :5 nothing later in style than the Suits and
I Overcoats we show——the most successful'stylcs of the
present season.
Look at our fancy Suits in the famous VarsitY
models! You never saw slicker sack suits! Finer-fit-
ings Suits can not be turned out. And they “0"“: m
the warm browns. soft grays. olives, slates and tans
so much in vogue. $15 up.
And our fancy Overcoats! Handsome. swagger,
comfortable garments~with a dash and go about
them which appeals to the Nineteen-Nine man. Yet
they are not high- -priced though high- -ciass in every
line. $15 up .
.1. __________ 7‘, w (.I'Ix
s..t..
Correct evening dress clothes for New Year fes-
tivities and social functions.
PM
14 SOnth Main Street. Telephone Cali 682-2.
M
THE OTHER BOY.
\\'lIIIIIIIIIII' l soc you. littlc lad.
At your (IaruI-al work or your (Iagm‘
liicltinl lin'" . III! of llritipIIpoIl tot
IlIIIrlI (ii Nitl\\.tll(‘. filil'lli \txzttttiay
with triunds and l‘t‘lillll'i’ri in town.
it you lIIc looking tot an lillt'llllH'
to IIIIIII road llli‘ South Nomnlkh S'av ill“)
inns liank ndI. .\ly hIIIIrI grout-i warm with a mommy
. ‘ . . . . Ilnd
rIIII M. II. waist (IIIIII “In IIII t‘l‘llt‘i“ II .
lnincd tomorrow al’iIIIruoon “3‘ MW. of .\ litl. bu; vsho is tax and,
ilarold lI‘.
Isl rout.
(lurk. at hvr iIIuIIII In High “0 was .llII‘l your lit’. was. 5““
mar silt“.
lie was (illlttI as tondcr and qultc
us Nll‘t'l\t’\
ltIIt lhII stoning: lianlc in tour childish
I'\|'.’-I
in hi:~ is pmolnn a ttillII IIIIIIIII.
1H1".
AttractiI'I‘I furnishings for thc itouili
ul aural-lilo lirlt‘nx. at liIIIIIl‘::. lii‘lli‘l'
look llIII ntlI. (II'III'.
’l‘iIII local liar ’l‘I-ndcrs' l'niou lII‘Ild a
IIIIII-tiuiz III-xtIIrIitII' ilfll‘l'illlt.)il. initiatcu
(Inc I-nmlhlnlc. .itIhu Honda. and coin}-
M a social IiuaI.
’l‘lItI piIIotxhlII want of (‘letIInoII
’l‘rllIII will no to South Nurwalk. thsi
(Ivcnluu, and ploy tho tll'lb gaunt ‘ol
lhII tournnmcnt II'ItlI l‘nt'as IIIauI. 'l”lIIII
Norwalk now lI-ztd by ijwldll points.
William ll~ lCaI‘lII and family, who
linvII Ihcir squuIIIr home in l-Inst iiVl‘“
nIIII, Norwallt. lIIIvII liillt‘t‘ti from Now
\‘Iuk cit) to t'iInIIlIIII. South t‘nroliun.
Will‘il‘ ”ivy \I'lli (cumin for tho \vintcr
IIIoIIths.
(leIr lllt‘ ltlitrntiiltb‘ HWI‘NII and low.
(lli‘l’ lllI' stoma; and tin» brlcra. too.
'l‘hrouuh wuss whtIrII thc IIIIIdIII'III‘a'l
' “'01 must pat).
l l‘IIllIIwIIIi him as ho fulluwyt you.
It ill.’l\‘ lIII only .I fancy. IlI‘I‘Il'.
And wt in our twilight hour of play
i otII-II l‘wi tlllti ltc still is herew-
'l‘hII lllIlI lIIII II ho is far away.
«.Ida l‘ (Mm .\lurr . in ;\' Y Sun
'l'lIII lil lIlI (who had aIlIIIrtiIII‘Id in
lllt‘ MaIIlauv \l Ikccrl— lib. ilouri. m)
Iicnr. i wish you wotildn’t (Int pie with
your lingers, ‘i‘tIII groom (who had an-
swcrvd lliu adizlwtlut Mar), darling.
what am l to do" lion‘t you want. your
boy to out pic at all" it was only you-
lt‘l‘llil)’ that you IuatlII IIIII (trilillifit’i‘ilill
to out pic with an kuitc.-ilarpcr‘n
“Richly.
N.1.‘.\llt‘ Kent, at 19.31! l‘urk aI‘III'IIIII,
Now \‘orlt. (auto to Nurwnlk to attain!
llll‘ fuucrnl of his gratitlil'tllicl‘. Mil‘llill'l
ti‘lmnpcll, or \‘l'iuuipnnk. which was
hold this IIIqulIIu. and laat (II'IIIIiuu.
was lakIIII is‘tIIltlI-‘till' will! IimIIIItIilt‘llis.
”(I was I-(IIIIovIId to tho Norwaik liosI
pital but has not ytet boon opcratcd
(In.
‘0OON0.0000000“M“O“MOOOOOOOMM”W
Picusc liikc this fact to limit: lly nu poaslblc moans can and
buy lirstIclaxu nrilI'lI‘I‘I. food for yoursclf. or animal. or anything
clsc. attht» ttt‘lcrI (It second-class; if thcy arc cheap. soIcnilod. it
is for good and sufficient rcaaous. it will pay you to buy our
quality than to buy an inferior quality for a tow coppcrs loss»-
perhnps. Quality is our first consideration. tlut‘ prlcm arc as low
as possible. cousistcut with lcgitlntatc Innrchandisc, that's lowor
than others would chargcmil’ ihcy had it.
(Buy Oats That: Clean.
' -. ’ MANUEL TORO HATCH.
4AAAAAAAAAAAA‘AAAAAAAAA
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Blank BOoks and
Diaries 1909
WILLIAM P. BEERS’
BOOK AND STATlONERY STORES
‘ts SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORwALK.
49 WALL STREET.
NORWALK.
RockaWay Oygters
Spanish Mackerel, Bluefish. Sea Trout, Steak Cod Halt
Flats, Frostfish, Herring, Salmon. Haddock, No.1 and Ext22‘SmEletl:
Whole God, 7c “3.; Whiting. 5c. Long Clams, 30c qt.; Sea and Long
island Escaiiops, Hard Crabs. Oysters. Long and Round Clams .
Gosling Clams tor Baking. No frozen stock. . i"
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. I FREE DELIVERY.
Don’t Let January Pass
Without Starting that Savings Account.
lH SNNlN NllNWlNK lNNSl Bl].
One Dollar Starts an Account.
pitta It It
WA] I. Malawi 10:10 a. nI.~Th6
stock “bill ..I tamed “I, (Ile tone in
lilo “pupil”: m H'lll‘r' (till) a small
apriuklinu In HIHIBWmINItIng with
tho |ilt‘\. lllll admin t‘htsapcakc
Kl Ohio and | I ”mm”. _\lIIttopoiiiaiI
pt’d tell i I IIIIII. patilit .1 Paul. N.
\r (Mutual, imp. N l‘l'l- .IIIIi Hiooklyu
(ityullsll “NW, 1, H ”um.
WALL H”;iltl |1I ii ii iii
ottch-s :tt lllI ”H E“, lltl prlccn on
n lIIisk am. “In“... “as 80111“
lli‘t’hhill‘v II. I“. I. Idiot; stocks
wllpu that . k to _qIIIuIlaI t-il‘lill-i.
l I
inn lll'ii'l‘h Ii. m m. IIIIII: lb 5110““!
ll)’ Ntii'iliwtn "‘I‘iii, which lit-‘1' N‘WII
ulttl Atn-Iiit .III I. ”Imp IIhiI lI unlllr‘d
lid. l‘oldelI. . Ii «Inuit In Second
Dill. tuovml .; llit (1W pII iI‘ "il‘l‘llg
and tho I IIIIIII ...I I; H“, III l ill mutt"
U “.1 shanks
Hpct ula~
was
point
WIII‘II. llllltlt‘ ,. MUN;
\YAIIII .‘i‘iiild }" l (t
[ion wan III.
nitIaIiI. pIIII _ ..
:tl‘IoI‘II illt ‘
in
am lil‘l
ill l
1 till
till:
MISS U’.,)L Tm; SLIRPRISEDI
Large N““"""' ct Friends Entertaincd
at Her llctrf. In 5pm,“) 5“qu
Ind. IIIaIlIIrIId a sun
Ily llouton,
.. . I‘ houItI, -ll
II lI‘Il\I.l to ho a
‘A lIuInlIII .III
prism pztIII (I. (my, le.
Saiurdat III-»I . .
Sprint: HlII-w
most plump F m_,,.;,_ Jim» ltoaltm
is (Implm. .I .\'I \\ IIIIIIIIIi. and
whoa .‘Illi‘ ; .. q...” , <.II "ti.” IIvcnI
ill); to IIII- . H... mm (now
as It \‘I‘Ll . Si I .. ‘<!'II was
lukI-u llilIII.. I“; ,.-..I.Il :I Infra]
OliltII":III;--
iIl \‘ltl'i'
III-Ins VIII
.i‘lil‘ I-II l .I‘.
OIIII gunpm 1.
Ital sIIlIII-I. . . _. :III Miss
Mouton amt 1.; ,..».. II. auditor.
During ll- . In“ ..I II. IIIIniIII;
(I botunim . I I, . . . ,..1 :\lli‘
Ulla tlItIII a. I. '. _\llII..~'I~.~t
Hiltlln lIIII‘ 'I Nullit‘
(iydlvr, \ pulp and
Anna i’ll.~ II SMIdlIII‘.
It‘liil'I ‘
lI‘IInIIiII Kill”. I.’ llllt‘ and
lIleII-i .llat' I1. ' Ir ling,-
IIra. iIZIiII.III‘I :’- up», .I i . Irma
‘Wallcr llI :. ‘ . '(;I I‘ I II‘MI
.ltllill llIII-I :.Ii Xi‘alm '. ,,.
FELL [INTO MlLL POND,
Three YOilt‘g rm", Hm unpleasant
Enarrlcuv.
'i'lllIItI lit II '.: intlit'ii
lintl (tuih II I-, Stil-
urdat ultI I. II . .1 II” Inc
lhIanIII i»‘.I . ,. ll ll .3 not a III-nr
llll' llillllli : . I, .. I: , and in
u nauuvrz .. III lI 911 about
in tho («mi .. ~ nII‘ .
'l'lIII Matti I: (III I. .f:-‘ l‘il'lilCil'
mIInl \\t"l'II \‘II- Lilla; \l.‘ b, Minn
Tilt‘il’hli i“ In. I .tilll \1 ' Inul All—
tlcrxou. I =15 l. , .iu'ouizli
”to thin I~~ I :IIIlil‘. SI In. ‘I, vomit:
IIIIIu iliillli‘tl p... . IIII: II. lt/SI‘UO
mid atlwu II'II; iIII. II'It. lItIl
lll‘. too. IIIIIII ' rot ;. .I .. and
was |il|\\Ii II: 11',» II .iohu
()Nlt'l'ttil:lt~‘r I .illI - .5. (I ”In
girls in} “I.-- :II‘ll‘ . -. Itl ilIIIm
out on mIII
AS USUAL.
"You tIIIII .l I. 5(1ng
"Why. I. I 'IiII'l I-IIIII ‘.
"KNOW am
"That i I.» t . Hill my
sttlun‘I-Ir tr 51'
UTlLlliNG A GL‘I'OLCH.
"\\'lI.I'. l-. l mitt .3‘ pm:-
lInnd‘."
"i don‘t i ll - : In“ as
two Silvio '
"Lt'llIl l. I'ill“ I ‘-II‘ Hung; ]
I'lnt (prt'l‘llllr 51 if .I : .iL'l‘lll
this illlt rum:
“ls ilIIIt‘I- Il'l'» lit'li II: -, .. It ,1; t'll'
noun?"
l‘hc on-
’-'>I-'.lt.lII t5 tint
Irn phll»
Mam-(In
Iu‘ lnl~
alllt‘ it than '.I
unwind (in II
l_\ wax it) ll
it) Mr 'IIIIi
ounphor ‘tI.‘:-I thII .» .
Sllx’ will l‘I \"A: it"l‘s- ’ I
(It‘."I-It“lIIII.I:II. \ -st_
1‘0“”... \\-” Il‘l’l' 'I .I of his
marrying; \III... will“ \‘II I, bug (I
dyspeptic l’II'I'I‘Il‘“ ‘I‘I" that to
do with H“ Sta has M In money.
and SIN , 'l‘II\\llI . l‘llII' ~ I I' Shut”
ncIcI .Icrt. IIIItI hip . iiit) l‘lt'lI.
“(‘nlholu 5' ill! (Id I .I '~ .
l I
-i I- . .. \I‘illiap
(‘hlt ano.
to work" Mid l‘I" 1“ ' tIl could
get ”it“ NIH at W ‘ '\\'lIat
would that Id I" i wouldn‘t
mind (‘allinn om ilit‘ 1.. It all Al~
lantic linI-I'.
NW
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A Good ResolutiOn.
(I lvc. to start it... NE , v
R so with .. “ \nAR
RALSTON SHOE
PROT El 1‘ i0-\ thump}, lhI‘ \I'.lnter
SAT‘SII‘ M“ ”HUN till lllII w 111‘
$4.00
Wear Shoes That Fit.
122 WASH'NGTON STREET,
“-4 .M
PHONE 51.2.gl
a sitar
having.
N selecting a SUIT or OVERCOAT theré
are points to be considered besides the
7 “looks"-~a cheap cotton Suit can be made
. . to present a Stunning appearance. But after
a short while that look is gone.
(I Come in and try on one of our Suits or
Overcoats and we believe we can point out.
certain features that will impress upon you the
advisability of Shunning inferior garments.
(I We both {land to win-not lose.
Shoes and Rubber; Furnishings
l PHONE 165-5
lEllEEii NEWER“:
“ Ih
. _Mv
Jeddo and Old Company 3 Lehig
FOR FURNACE
Cross Creek and Upper Lehighl
For Cooking Range and Self Heaters.
No. 2 Nut $5. 00 per Ton, delivered at cell;
RAYMOND BROS.
Fresh Eggs, 380 Dozet‘
SMOKED SHOULDER ..... . ..... 9c LOlN STEAK .............. ,
SMOKED HAM .................. 11c sausmaz lbs. .......... . ..... ' ‘
2 LBS_ CHOPPED BEEF ......... 25c CANNED PEAS 10:: can; 3 to
SHOULDER STEAK ............. Inc CANNED TOMATOES. ..... . ,
ROUND STEAK ............ 16c Iquag; Storv '
J W. DODGE
22 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH . NORWM
SI: HAMMOND‘S SHOULDEIISJIIIIII}:‘
20 lbs. GRANULATED SUGAR $1
Siticilv Fresh Raw pcI do"! ....... 45c, 2 cans Pittcapplé ..........
5 lbs Prunes .................... 25c :I pkus Svcdcd Raisins '
3 lbs. i’Iuncs .................... 25ci :3 kaIS t‘uitants . . I . . . .. .
" llN Pk’flf‘llt’w .................... 250i I ( l'lis B‘dktItl Bt‘llils ..... . . In.
:3 lbs. ApIicots ................... 25cl' . Inns Siting Beans . ......
01aIIgca.ptIr Iioz ...................................... . ........ 25¢: an .
APPLES. CELERY. CRANBERRIES, SPlNACH AND SWEET POTAT '
UNITED GROCERY (CO.',“'
PHONE 143. I 20 NORTH MAIN smear. SOUTH ((ko
NEW VlEW 0F SHERiDANS RIDE.
tJohn l). “(Ills in lilt‘ .‘IiIIlIIIpoliiuu
Niagazinui
One cannot loanI \\‘inchcstor by the
\alch plkII without nucousumisly
stopping to “11‘ calicnctI and IlIItlIIn
or Thomas iiuchauau ltcad' s bcautit‘ul
\mctscs for it “as along this \\ i\ that
the lniicpid SlIIIIldan gallopIId his
black nor so lticnzl Io illt‘ music or the
guns at Cedar (‘ImIk inn did lIII'.’
l\\'o miles up the pikII and t‘aiIl)
prancing with tho mhilalation that
sttnngcly cotncs from illilllL‘. (not this
lliSiOiit‘ .IIpan. IIIII will WIN a 1:.Ill
lauk SlIcI‘uIndoan: or hc may ht‘ slIoIt
and stout. AIIIII .II. lIII \Iill takc a soil
(it childish Ilcliallt in tlcspoiliug your
idol. l‘rcpatc t‘oI somethingI likc this:
‘lil tlIII rust placc. sub. it aint no
"0 miles t C'cdaI (Icck not by quite
a piccc i Ilckin in the second place.
(‘Iin'i Shotidan bad to go hawsshack
i‘ git tlInlI lint lune) man it was
all (nah shop it» not ihah' l Icckin
it would ho a pic of anoihnh lllIIIlI
A NAVAL .ATTACHE'S DUTl
tt',‘.oIIIIII(Itl0I‘II W. H. Beehléri'i'iij'th
lnryJ . .
"lhc pcculiur duties of a. no,
liil no me peI formed under the gene
direction ot the chief intelligence oil.
(or or the navy. to whom thea'ttac
sends his reports lobe filed for use i i
the secretary of tho navy anti-Allele:
l‘I’hliS of th(I Navy Department;f;'i’r
duty is chiefly to. collect naval inform
iioli abroad. tholmportauceot win: ~
(an be fully realized only by consult.
ing the rapid progtess in all details
naval adults ’40
i had the honor ol’ being one bit.
that intelligence officers appointed
was then in the United States tin
2i?»
”1001(1)“ at Rio .lanicruc An-éia
moles of printed questions weir.
with the appointment. Thesvd
tions c(i\“t3|0d (III-Iv conceivable
(IIII fcaturc in the constxuction
mom and equipment of warsh
pedo homo. and mulliary vcsselh
sidcs elaborate queries actuarial
sub ll 01‘ .lubo E'IIIlI hadut ink iisi
a drap too much that III.IIIIIiII' MH‘S tenses; facilitios, 113,5me _.
lttdccdv mcuts. communications, pic. 01»
ports visited. togethcr‘wilh tl .
on all the naval and Illillliii‘j
llshmcnts. schools. barracks Slid
tals ol' the.I ports and’ count
The [aim motion tcuuii (Id 5
most liktI taking a ccnsus ore“ .
and ntilitarv Icsourccs (II't ‘
and the instructions Narmada
(IchI rcplv to the qucI-ieslm if?“
accompanied with the William)“:
IcplI. intelligence otllreiififn
quircd to state whelhI-r ”1902;”
tlon was obtained from film“
sonal obscr vution. hcnmrmfi
lications of lilWl'SlmiuI'i triloru‘l‘"l
the reliability of stawMtcll“
ports was thereby cltIarlI' 5h?”
t lace ol’ thtI H‘ (at
ofiain the data (all iIIFlnli'ut":W u‘
silent. and no funds W “I
whcr'ouith to to putthtln
or to d'I‘Ii'ruy ex IIIIIst‘i ,
ing about to asclcrtain lhl’fflm ‘ I' ‘
Shocking as it all is to all of II~
\those declamator} honots on the last
din of school w‘oIc Inadc possibltI bI
“Shcrid Ito's Rldc.” tlIc Shenandoah
persists in disputing the cltctishcd
atom and insists that. Wright. it was
who savcd (ho (no at C(Idat Creek.
inasmuch as \IIIclIi was Sheridan's
brother Milan. and I I (I'Yott is made to
detract front the glut . of tcderui arms.
it appears their stotv has at least the
,(Ileqcnt of sincerity.
A CERTAIN SAMENESS.
Old Litth (rather (innit—Ate you
any relation to (I Mr. Green? Pardon
me sir.
Grccn~ l mu Mr. Freon.
Old Lady—Ah! Then that explains
the extraordinary resemblancel~Phll
(Idelphia‘ inquirur. I
“And you complained of th‘u cost of
your wife‘s new hat?” ”I /. “In
“You." answered the philosophic "I camp in m see all [outflow
man: "put. that was before i saw how some llIII lusIII-II'IuIII 011th Post w.
big it was."~—~Washington Star. "No; on my job."
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