Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, May 9, 1910 · page 3

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SALE OF 1.,

iluffled Curtéms

At 399. 50c had 751: 11 pair
Sash Curtams, a 25c 11 pair

E. K. BANKS

MAHAGKIMO Hotel. 91.00111
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EVENING SENTtNEL TELEPHONE
. CALLS
92-19—1pr- Dopartmont
92-3~Bu91n9u Department
44-2—1111911911 0111119, Nor-walk
.90 wealtor'i Residence
72911—61111 Editor's Ruldonoo
11111-111311. flab go to Cutblll.'s See
adv.

Edward Shruyer, of Winnipauk, has
resigned his position as machinist at
tho Not'walk Iron Works, to take a
position 111 Philadelphia.

The monthly meeting of Old Well
Hook and Ladder company will be
held this evening at 8 o'clock at the
quarters 111 Haviland street.

The cold weather of the past few
days has been comforting to the slow
gardener, who, in some instances.
has not yet plowed his garden.

11 you would succeed 111 this busy
World you must live within your in-
come. Read what tho South Norwalk
Savings Bank has to say about it.

If your present glasses fail to give
you ease and comfort, 'I‘hamcr. tho
Optician. oi‘ Stamford. asks you to let
them make them right. Soc adv. 111
this issue.

This is cleaning week in the South
Norwalk Public Library. aml it will be
closed 011 Wednesday and Thursday to
enablo the work to be 1101111 without in-
torruption.

William .I. Donnelly, of \\'.'ttcrbttry,
has been appointed a railroad police-
man on the application of tile Now
York, Now Haven and Hartford rail—
road company.

., —~Itead it now. ()‘l'irien‘s adv.

Edward M. Ashe, the well known
artist, has rotnrnotl to his summer
home in Woltpit lilll avenue. after
having spent the winter months 111
New York city.

The many friends of Liveryman

.Iacob Schauh, 01’ Washington street,
are pleased to see 111111 about again.
after a stay of sevorul Weeks 111 tho
Bridgeport Hospital.
. Mrs. M. 1.0111911 111-an 11ml Mics liar.
rict Raymond. who have lived for
many years 111 West street, huvo mov-
cd to their recently purchased rosi-
dcnct1 111 Garner street.

You cannot wash your automobile or
wagon whilo tho slrccts arc oiled un-
less you have 111111111 good soap. llan-
t‘ord & Brooks are advertising just the
thing for that, purpose. Sec adv.

()ystortnt'n, whother planters, whole
sulcrs, jobbors or retailers. should 111-
tcnd the convention of tho ()yslor
Growors and Dealers' Association of
North America. to be held 111 Norl‘oik.
th., on May 17th and 18111.

Alsop l.. Reynolds, 01‘ Ilroatl Rivor.
has rccoirt'd 11 line 11111111 sovon 111151
9111111111 Mitt-boll touring car. which 111'
exports to root out to parties during
the season. 1111 has turncd In his
Hlliiillt‘r Mitchell, which ho rcooivod
tho first port of the your.

Miss Maud Taylor, 111' howls street.
has resigned hotnponltlon as book-
kocpcy In James 1']. llubboll‘s hard
waro store. William Wolluitr. has
snot-coded her in the position. Miss
’I’uylot' and (‘harlou iloct'n, of Orchard
stroot. arc to be married sumo time in
June.

Mrs. Sarah '1‘. Kinney. of Hartford.
1111.11 issued invitations to 1110 rogcuts
of the various chapters 111 tho ethic
and to former members of her stato
council to 1111111111 11 rccopllon and ('11-
tcrtttlntncnt 111 llurtl’ord on Saturday.
May 111. Mrs. Kinney ls honorory rico-
111'111111111111 gcnorai of the l‘). A. ll.

—»"Antl the voice of the chick is
again board 111 thr1 land." saying. glyc
11111 ilonuio t'hick 11'1'1111. Mnnucl 'i‘oro
llatch. ,

At tho Illt‘IIIOI‘IitI 911111111 of Now
[1211111111111 unsctnbly ol’ the brotherhood

of St. Andrew bold in Wot'ccstcr,
Muss. Saturday afternoon, May 8111.
Humor 11. Iioyt was one of those

whoac 11111111111 was mt'lllitiilt'ti. Mr. lloyt
was socrctary at the time of his death
of Trinity (Iluiptcr,18111.111111111 city.
Arthur Morrison. a well- known lt‘ust
Norwulk young 1111111, loft thin mornlnlz
tor Newark. New Jersey. where he will
live with his aunt and unclc for a your
at 11111111. He has a position in view
which 1.11 11 very 111111 111111. 1119 many
blonds are sorry to have him 1110. but.
1111111 111m 1111111111111 111 his new v11ntmo.

John F‘. Paddock. who was 111111111111
11111111 delegate to tho supremo ,iotluc
convoutlon of tho Now 11311111111111 (it'dt‘l'
of Protection, left for Boston, yesloc
day, and in this woak in attendance at
tho 91111111111111 111-111g hold in that city.
Mr. l’tnldoch in n 1111111. warden of l’. (‘1.
1.1111111111111'1' Lodge, 11181111111 Norwulk.
11ml 111111 111' 1111 most. enthusiastic work-
1‘1‘11.

'I‘ltc 11‘1til'llt'ltl A1'1'lttl1'ut'onl'i/ mot ill
Iluuhttry. 111. Ht. .lutuon‘ ldpincopul
church. this morning, 111 ll o'clock.
There were two 111111111111111, 111111. In the
morning and one in tho. afternoon at
2 o'cloc. A lunch was t-tt‘i‘Vtiti in the
parish house at 1 o‘clock by the Rec-
tot" 11 Aid Society. llcv. A. E. Boernnn.
of I1‘hirilcld.ln archdcucon of ll‘ulrtleld
county

‘ 911111111111 111111111011
General Contractor

Sewer. water work. grading. mason-
ry 'work 111111 rock excavation. Esti-
mates cheerfully given on all contract
Work. Orders are solicited.

Tel. 816-21 26 Wood Street

 

 

 

Kodakn at Stillson-Powell Ourpora
111111. 1 11911 adv. .

Gwrlpfrhreshaut, of New Y111',k has
been visiting friends in Lowe street.

Miss Julia Smith, of South Wrirgalk.
has been the guest 11f t‘rlonda eth-
cl.

Mru. 01191-11111 Putnam. of hilihabuth
street, is visiting friends In Bridge-
port.

The ground undmnuath the apple
trees Is snowy white with the falling
1110111101119

wilave you read 01111111111 adv.

1111 who In real ambitions to do work
outdone can easily sue to begin at 4
o'clock in the mar 1nd.

Miss Elizabeth 1Murphy
.Itll’t‘lillilltl Powers spent yesterday In
Bridgeport with i'l‘londti.

Stephen Sheldon 119.9 uncured 11 post
tion at the 011th & Peabody shirt
factory In North Main street.

Michael Down. or Long Island City.
was 111 town Saturday, attending the
funeral of his brother, John Dowd.

It you mind the warm weather when
you are cooking, baking, etc. the. adv.
111‘ .loucs & Hotchklss Company will 111-
tc1'1111t you.

Mrs. John .1. Goodwin, oi‘ llaviland
street, has recovered from the recent
illness. with which she was stricken
in Middletown.

The success of concrete construe
tion depends on tho quality of cemcnt
11111111. The Ferris Coal Company rec
11111111111111 Atlas cement. See adv.

The fifth annual supper will be held
at Grace Baptist Church. Thursday
evening, May llith. 'l‘hert1 will also
be a concert. Tickets, admitting to

both are :15 cents. See adv. In'this
issue. 9
(‘oncreto and asphalt walks. lluy<

11101111 llros.

The date of the forthcoming dinner
of tho. Followers of the Midnight Sun.
at the Reich Point, Hotel. has boen
changed from Wednesday evening.
May 25th, to Thursday evening, May
26th.

Mrs. Charles Ambler. of Wilton, has
had a number of different trocs and
shrubs placed about 11111- proporty, add
111g groatly to the bounty thoroot'.
Stephen Iioyt's Sons are doing thc
work.

New post cards of South Norwnllt
and vicinity at Coleman‘s. Soc 1:111:

111 tho list of gifts to the hospital
printed Saturday. the following wort
on‘tittctl: Oltl muslin from Mrs. Fran
cis Seymour 11nd Mrs. 1111111111. and 11111
dozen 1111110111 and eleven yards chntn
bray from the South Not'walk ()ouxre
guttonul (‘hurch through Mrs. l'pson

PIII’IIIIR liIlISlllilliS.

ltll'Slt? HALL.

’l‘ho (‘astlo Square Stock Company
will begin on its second week at Mu
sic Hall tonight. and everything IIUillil'
at the 111111111111 time tltat they will have
a crowded 111111111- whon tho curtail
rlsos on "'l‘hc t'ornor (irocoryi' Evory
member of this splendid stock coin
puny will 111' 11111111 ill 111111111 part 111' "The
t'ornor (lro1-ot'y” nontotimo during tho
evening. (‘orn Quinton will have ”11
leading part among the ladies and 111
comedy 1.11 111111 01' Miss Qttiuton':
strong torts she should give 11 good 111'-
count of herself during the action 01
this play. [1111 (‘nstlc 111111 11 11111111111111
part in the play. and as usual he will
be Iookod upon 111 do smoothing good
in tho way 111' acting. l‘hil .llcguo has
been oust to play the Irish part of “The
t‘ot'not' Grocery." ()1 course Frank 1’.
111111111 will ho 11111 big comedy chief.
no 111111 is Frank's tong suit. Jack (‘11
roy will play the part 11111 buy and 1111
Jack 1.11 a good singer and dancer. he
will purely score. in thc 111111111111111 with
the host 11f thctn. I’atrons who attend-
ed this theatre. Saturday night will r11-
tncmbor what great applause the mo-
tion pictures rccclvcd. 'I‘be manage
11111111 wishes to announce that they
have added an extra ei‘o protector to
the picture machine and this not only
111111111 the eyes, but 11111111111 the pictures
111111111 out hotter. and that was “by all
the applause was given to 11111 pictures
Saturday night. There will ho a mat-
1111111 on \l'ctlncsduy and it‘t' ct'oum will
be sorvotl to thc nudlonco by 11111 incur
bore 111' the Castle 8111111111 Stock 1'11111-
puny.

GOLD MEDAL FLOUR
The “Koe’hler 40”
IS IN TOWN
Clauy in 1111111111111". with the Luau
Style Mental-Ir Touring Body.
ldxtrcmo power 011 hills with a speed

(it 11 to tit) miles an hour on high gear
makes this the ideal oar. .

Remember the speedy little "llup
mobile 20" 1ut1about. 111.1111 the reliable
Maxwell, “icvorlto 111)." Ryder-Lewis
and (3011111th1.

'l’hone MR. 111.11v11111.
new garage, 71121-11.

Nurwalk Consolidated
Auto Company

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ASTRONG 'I'IZSTIMONIAL

From 9 Distlnauluhed Siatlnman.
Whose Name Will I. Given
Upon Applicitlon..

tilt. DICK’S MEDICINE (30.,
South Norwulk, Conn.

Gentlemeuzm

The remedy which you have placed
upon the market. 111 a valuable aid in
the cure of those 91111191119 for which
you recommend it. The experience
which I have had with It In my family
. leads the, in the 111111111111 of the cutter
lng everywhere, to give it my hearty
endorsement. and to 9111' that your
1111111111 for it are not too strongly
lntnlmi
1.111 kin Medicine epics ,Llhnuuiu
(hippo, Malaria.

 

 

 

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MISSIONARY IIIII
llIIIIIi IilllS 1111111188

11111111111 hatter. or “1111111111111,
Tells of 91111111111111. in
Foreign Lands

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The Norwulk Methodist "Episcopal
church was crowded that evening to
hear tin.1 address given by Richard
'i‘iadet'. ot 'I‘oke1111ke.. Mr. ’i‘ludur is
a man of preposaussing appearance
and an able speaker as well. it wan
1111 who planned the hunting trip of
'i‘heodore Roonerolt through the wilds

of Africa and he who went ulung with
tho 1-1xvprosldcnt as personal guide. Mr.
'l‘judcr 111 a tierntun and a native of
ller,|in and was once on the 1111111111111 '11
Life tiuurd in tiert.nany lie '19 14‘
1111111111 111-1 well an a speaker and during
the service last evening he sang in
his rich baritone voice the solo "Lamb
of (11111."

At the offertory Marlo. lloskins. an
accomplished young violinist of Nor-
wulk. rendered mo nolo Largo" by
1111.111ch. 'l‘ho solo was well played
and pleased the large 11111111111111. greatly,
Mr. '1‘1111111r and his three daughters.
Ileloue, Ruth and Karen. sang during
thr1 service ‘Comc l-“ollow Me." accom-
panied on the piano by Rev. 11‘. 1). TM-
rcy.

liov. Frank 1). 'l‘orroy Introducrvl Mr.
'I‘,Iador anti that gentleman gave an
tuterostlnu and instructive 1111111111111. 1111.
began by 11111111111: his lavoritc verse
from tho lllble, which in the slaloonth
11.-r1111 oi’ the ilrst chapter of 1111111111111.
'l‘ls topic was the theme Sin and Sal—
vation "liow c1111 tho nun; who In
low down he reached? lly the powor
of (11111." Mr, 'l‘jntlor then told that.
ho had boon 11111 strongost out of l:’1,~
111111 1111111. members (11‘ the I'ltnpot'or'u
I.iic titturtl, and that this fact had
111111111 him extremely proud.
With this distinction ho was not on-
lit'oly happy and 11111112111311, Thcro 1111':
something lacking for happiness that
ho had not then found out. H11 111s»
covorod this for 11111 first 1111111 when he
was about 111 years old and his father
had lukon 111111 to church The 111111111111
that night was upon the "l‘ho Last
Judgment." and 111111 awakened in him
tho 1111111111: 111‘ unrest and unhappiness.
11111 Iathor told him that what the min-
ister had said was all :1 fairy tale and
had 1111-11 to oucourngo the belief that

‘1

A warm weather amenity is 9 practical refrlxtn'htor. ' All rctrlgorators
are very much alike in capacity to hold food and 11111 but in their ice savihz, '
iapactty and 11111912111111de there 19 a vast (inference. The White Moun-
‘talu and Gibson line ot'fletrigorutoru are ruinous the world over an the
very best food preserve”. and they only use about two-thirds as much too
as their closest competitor. 'l‘hcrufo 1'11 thin 19 the hind to buy

Prices Range from $3. 98 to $35. 00
A. J. Collins Co.

Funeral Diredlors and Embalmers.
12-18 North Main Street.

 

South Norwalk Conn.

 

DON’T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY TO

PREPARE FOR BUSINESS
At MERRILL COLLEGE

COMPETENT .Are Wanted

BOOK KEEPERB
STENOORAPHERS
Stamford South Norwaik .

 

OFFICE “919711111119

. Port Chester

g. 2.- 22..---. _.-_,..
wumummm

O. D. Jackson

. Optician

Everything' 1n the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free

58 WALL STREET.

 

 

 

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PHONE 438. NORWALK.

WALK-OVER SHOES.
“The Big 4"

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

There are four rout-ions why you should 11‘1':1r \1'.\1,1{.1,1v11:11 tho story 11.11 told by the minister was
Shoes, namely ’ a fairy tale to him. but the thought
w.\1.K~ovuns are 111111111111; “mutt-ovens 1m» «11111111111111. ”"1' ”W" “'11“ “"11“““11111 i" “9““ ”‘1‘

prcacbcr bad 1111111 would not louvo 111111
and he broodod 111'111' it considerably
during ilIt‘ 111-xi low yours and one
night when ho had rotnt'ncd trout one
Of lilo royal hulls 1111 hogan to think
about rt'lluion 11nd he said. "if there
had been an evangelist prorout then i
would have been converted on the
spot." 'i‘hcu one night he wont to an
oruutzoliatio scrvIt-o and tho evangel-
Ist 115111-11 111111 11‘ 1111 W111: huppr. llo
1'1111111'11 that 1111 could not any that 1111
111111 but would not llston tn the 1111111
11"““1 I'm lIlt' iti'lo:‘ 1211114911111 and
1:1111, ‘llont you 111.111 to be saved?"
111.11 "\\'1111‘t you try t‘t‘Iigiop for it
11111111?” .\1 1'. Tudor said that he know
he was 11 slower and thou tho people
began to play on thclr knees for 111111,
1111 also prayod and truth that 1111111111111
his lilo11'111111111111111111.and ltc know that
1111 1111.1: 111111111,

Mr 'I'iatlor thott tulltcd about tho
titoatrcs and 1111111 that It was: because
more were .1111 many hotter pint'cs to
go that ho ohjoctod to tbcnl.

llo thou told of 11 trip through 11111
interior oi Atricn upon which he had
ii? men undcr and with him. He told
of tho rudoly constructed maps which
had prodictcd that \vatot' would prob-
ably ho reached after they had trnu
1111111 twenty-tour hours, but that 111 the
111111 111‘ this timo and for many hours
following no water was rouchod. and
then just as all were ready to give tip
the struggle. for their throats and
tongues were parched. water was
111111111. 1111 :uid this was nothing less
than thc disponstnlou of (11111.

1111 next told that the power 111‘ (11111
was ablc 111 have anyone, 1111 mattct‘
how low ho had gone. 1111 1111111. "The
power of (ind taken hold 111 everyone
and 1911111111111 11111111 and makes them
hotter men and 11111111111."

Mr. 'l‘ptdcr told of his trip with
Roost-volt through tho lntcrlor oi Al'-
- l'it‘il. T111111 be came back to his 111911»
loci and told of 1111- happy 1111- it 111
to 1111 11 t‘hristluu and that the hall’-
way 11111 111 a titlnornblc 111111,. 1111 11nd
111 11111111: 111 Ht. Potoruburg and ot‘ gir-
tbg 11 Iooturc thorn llo. said. “1 war
I'ot'bldtion to lecture and tho 11111111111
woro torbtddcn 111 111111111 to hear my
lecture. 111111 yct I lectured 11nd then1
Wore many of the nobles there to hour
we." He told 111‘ one young Willi who
was 11111 son of 111111111 the moat chlthy
fatnllion in St, Potorabura and a baron
himself, who won converted M that
lecture. Mr. '1‘11111111' 1111111 that the con-
vornlon 111' this 1111111 was done by tltc
power 111‘ (ind under salvation.

1111 said "l‘ltc reason that 111111111 111111-
11111 are 11111 ashamed of thctr religion
in because 111111 hutctt't any to be
ashamed of"

Mr. ’I‘Judor concluded 11111 1111111111111
by tolling a hutuorouh incident. and by
saying that 1111 111/111111111 to mono time
In the 1111111' 11111110 ulvc an Illnultutcd
111111'1111tlcou 11111111111 on 11111 Iravcl.1 with
t'X-l’l't'ltitlmii Theodore Roosevelt on
that 11111111111: hunting trip through the
111111111 111 Mi 11111 Mr. Plador 111111 many
boautltul 11111111 and 11111111 a lecture
’would be 11 1111111111111 trout it 111111111, tor.
lwitb 11111 11119111 speech and tin1 flue pic-
tures. 11 better description and expiatt~
utlon ot the hunting excurnlon of That)-
doro Roosevelt. which has canned so
much international comment. could not
be obtained.

\t‘AlJi-tiVliRi-‘l are stylish, WALK-OVER prices 11111 only

$8.50 $4.00 $4.50 $5.50

FLYNN & RYAN

90 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.

LINENS

The enormous quantity of housekeeping linens that went
out of the store in April left our stock rather low. We have
filled in the gaps again this week and can show you a splendid
assortment of Fine Linens tor festive occasions.

Fine Imported All Linen Towels.

Scarfs and Squares in wanted sizes.

Monogram Towels for hand embroidery.

Five o’Clock Tea Cloths.

Damask Luncheon Sets.

Hemstitchcd Linen Dinner Sets.

Table Linen Pattern Cloth with Napkins to match.

Doylies. Tray Cloths. etc. etc.

No need of telling you how fashionable "Linen Showers"
are. but we will note the fact that this is an occasion where
you may “shower" the June bride with dainty. beautiful. artis-
tic. scrviccable linens of quality. at very little cost.

 

 

 

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The N.E.RyanCo

86 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

 

We Are All Going to North’s Studio

ills .Iupine Seplns are the 111111111 produced by any process.
prints that have quality and honest. value.

G. S. North, Photographer

:9 wnshtueron eraser 9911111 11111111119141 2

Permanent

 

 

llatltro'Oms Complete

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The Heating and Plumbing Co.

uALvA'rton 11111111111
A very tntemntlu address was give
911 that evening at 9 Salvation Army
hall by Rev. Mr. Ilphmu, of the Mclho

luit cvcn'

 
 
 
 
 

 

$5 Trimmed Hats.
$1.50 Shapes,
$3 Shapes.

$10 Trimmed Hats, 9
$6 and $7 Trimmed Halts.

15' 98:
14; 98
§ ”152.291,...

- - 69c
- - 11.29

 

New Idea
Patterns,

 

MINTZ’S

 
 
 

King
Tailored
Watéts , .3.

"11111.11-11

 

as “Century Compound.”

 

Century Compound

Stops Leaks on Tin or Shingle Roofs

But tl11,1 preparation called “Neverloali” is not suitable for stopping
bad leaks or for use on old or poor roots and 'not as lasting or durable

The above testimony was given under oath at the lolunction hear-
lng in thc Stamford Court. April 11,1910.

We offer the Century Compound at $01: PER GALLON and gun .
antce all rooting work for three years.

The Century Roofing 81 Manufacturing Co.

83 WASHINGTON 8'1 REET.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

MILL TEL. 46-3.

Window Glass of every description.

Sash Weights and Cord.

Moulded Wooden Gutters. two sites.

“Lincoln" Asphalt Fabric Rooting,
warranted.

The Hatch ”a Bailey 1371

SOUTH NORW ALK, CONN.

YARD TEL. 46-2.

Lumber and Mill Work for Everything

from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES

One. two and three-ply Tar Paper.
Slaters' Paper.
Sheathing and Builders' Paper.

llnlr insulating and Deafenlnx Pawn:

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LUTHER M

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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS MAT-
TERB.

South Norwaik Council to Attend
com Laurel Anniversary.

South Norwalk Council, Knights of
t‘olumbtts, has 1'1-1'1111'1-11 an invitation
from (‘ottrt 1.1111111], Iiuughtcrs 0f 11111»
holla, to participate 111 tho ilrst 11111111
votsnvy colebrtitioti of the institution
of tho Iiit'ni t‘onrt of the Daughters to-
Iiittl‘ltill' ovontng at Knights of (.311-
IllliliillK brill. .\ Itri'uc uttcudant'o 111
11111 Knights 1.111x11111'11-tl. A11 11luht1rut11
lll'tilltillll 111111 1111111 proparod and many

Klit'ulrl itro oxpoctod from uourby
t‘vlit'i‘tl.
i=1 1’1-1111's 1'1111111'11. Knights of 1'11

lurnbtts. will hold an tttbiotic 1111'1'1 ill
111111111 Point tivnl. \iomortnl 1111,12 They
have cytcntlcd an invitation to tho
South Norwalk t‘ount'll 11111n1'ti1'111uto.
Illlti 0111101111”) it) he i‘rtn't'nt'llit‘ti by R
11111111 rcluy 11111111.

The state 1'11111'11ntlon of the Knights
of (‘oltnnbus will ho hold 111 Now Brit-
ntn tomorrow. Sleuth Norwulk (‘ouncil
will be rcpronontod by 11. K. William
Ward and ii. (i. K. I). William ilurturtl.
A Iivoly t'tmlonl. in Mtwclcd for tho
ottlcc of 11111111 deputy. 1111 the three or
four canditlutcn 111 tho tlcld huvt1 11111111
vcry active in their respective cunv
111111111111. Them 111 also considerable lu~
tor-111i 11111111 manifested in tho 1111111111111
of other aluto unicorn, 111111111'Iully that
111 national tit-111111111111 111 1.111ch 111
11111111111.

WINDHAM MAKES JAIL PRISON
ERB TILL THE SOIL—~GETO
GOOD CROPS.

llANlI‘JI.NtiN, May It. In 131111 hibctw
lli‘ Prontou il.‘ Hihloy. tbcu tailor of
lirooldyu lull 1"1111111iv11d tht- 1111111 111'
11111111111: the 1111111111119 11 111111111- of 11111111

and In accordance with that 111011.110
pnruuhdod the county to buy 11 lot of
covert and thrmquarters acres, 1112911
11111 Jail. The lot was partly a post
bug, but mostly ’dry land which wan
covered with lodges and 110 idem, both
parts of the lot being til right on
which to utilise the work of the orig
one". The poet. bus was thoroughly

 

underdnluet'l and the drains covered
with 1191919119» The 1111911911 were

. 9 , 111111 11111111111111“ (‘hul‘t'h Quito 1' 1W then covered with 9111i 11111111 enough 1111

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11.-211.112.1111:
W'omans uttth‘ttitc. 11111171111111 will 111111111111 evening another 111113111111 11111
111111111 11111111 1mm 11tlll~~ iloutun 'l'rtms vicc will be held when 11111 Rev. 1111

Art P11111117 trending placard 117111ch
11111 Masteri- “Young Lady of liar»

111111.“ 1111.13 Well. by Mom. l'vc 111-1111 1111111. 111111, 111 the 11111111 11111111111 Mitzmuhu‘ were 1111111111-
111 ”111111111 1111 the 11111. 1111 I novcr 11111-11 »---~~-~ ldplucopnl Church will 1111111111111
11111111‘1111 lthc that! lint the 111111 what 'l‘lu 11I1' 11111111' 11111. 11111111 1111111111 to 11111111111111 111111111111 1-111111111111111111 111 11 p

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4111111111. 111111 desttc tot 1111111111, though 111 at the bull 1.11 Water 11111111,
street ' «Pack.

111 ulteu 1199111 9 ring are “elgomg, 1 . 1. ..,

'Iit‘ lot a 111111 111111,

 

or his 1111111111111'11 wore 1111111111111 niao 0111111111 vegetation could grow over them.

and then the rust of the lot was so
thoroughly cleared or 11111111111 that none
This made the unsightly
and. with addition 111
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\" dm-tlvo 111 the 1111111111.
13111111 two men 11111111 1111 636 11119115 choir;

 

instead 111' an 11111111111111 to the 111111111. :

AUTOMOBILES

. IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT PAINTING YOUR
AUTOMOBILE, GET FIGURES AT

.WRIGHT'S

NORTH MAIN AND UNION STS.

ols of potatoes wcro 11111111 and upon
one turn 11111 bushels of ((ll‘ll on the
car wore produced In 0111'. It. In all
in the grass at the present time, and
twenty tons of hay and rowen are
raised per year. There is one tree
standing upon the lot which is called
the "item Oak of Windham County,"
and the sale of It has been refused.
although 8100 has been oercd for It.
l1‘lno walls have boon built around the
lot, which work. together with the
clearing and thr1 tillage of the land. has
been done by the prisoners at odd
111111-11, so that the cost of all has been
nothing to the county. '

The original cost of the lot was $8110
and it 1.1 non well worth 83 000. The
1111111111 iollnwillu Mr Sibley have prof
itod by blur-11111111111110 and. 101111911111:
111.1. 1111111111115 have purchased more
1111111 111111 arc making it still more 111130
itablo. 'I'horc 111 now no Jail
11111111 that 1.11 11111 at so large a profit
as tho Windham copniy Jail.

CHURCH CALENDARS.

Grace Part-h Nobel. ,
'l‘ucn1luy---(iirlt1‘ Friendly Society. In
tho tlulld room. at 7:80.
‘VPdllt'ldB§'~.Itlnitir Auxiliary It
3:411 111 iht‘ tlulld room: meeting of the
continuation class at the. rectory It

7:311 for inutructlon preparatory to
thcir brat. cuttinutnlou on Whitnundly.

 

 

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'9.

'l‘lttn'mlay»--~'i‘l1e Knights of King Ar- 1

that at 7:30.
'l‘hcrc will 1111 no 111111111111; of the
Womuu’u (lulld this work

2.22.2...“—

Kntght 9mm A. M. E 011111911. .

Monday evening ’lhc Emeraldtih‘u
«lo 11111 moot at 11111 parsonage. No.11
1111111111111 tlvcnuo at It oclock prompt.
11119111111111 of Importance.

'I‘uonday evoiilngo-«llsuul 1111199 meet» 1
1111; at the church.

Wedncaday evening—minnow 119111991»
sat at the church. " '

Thursday mentor-Choir MW
at the church. James Perkins. 1111111191
tor.

Friday evening-1 Prayer 1111111111. 91
the church The stewardess!!! will
please meet in conjunction with 1119;
prayer meeting.

Sunday-upronchln'g at 11 9.119 (11.:
local brother; at It 11. m.. 11 98:1“
sermon will he preached to the
United Order 0! Odd Fellows. No.1
1191.111 Noi‘hutllt. by the. punter.
B. it. v. 0111111111; 1111111111111. The Lion
button 111‘ (11111 Fellowship to the
and Material Welfare of the
and the World; special music 1111 1119

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