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THE LOCAL NEWS.
III York llorald Weather Forecasts.
Clear weather prevailed yesterday in
the m ppl Valley and evs?where
can to the Atlantic except In lorida.
The influence of the ”cool wave” in this
section will not be entirely lost till Bun-
“ though the temperature meantime
'iN'lncreaae. The Dakota storm centre
will probably more to-dsy so far toward
tho north of out that its iadraught will
not continue to increase the flow of hose
edair from the Gulf States, and hence
the Western "hot wave" is not likely to
equal that of Tuesday last, either' In ex-
tent or intensity. In this district to day
fair weather will probably prevail, Wit
alight thermal changes and light north-
to westerly winds, somewhat var-
lads, followed by higher temperature.
lathe Middle States and New England
foir weather will prevail, with light
northerly towesterly winds and slight
thermal changes, winds shifting to east-
Orly and southerly in the southwestern
and watern parts of this section. On
Baturda in this section and in New
Englan warmer, fair weather and south—
l] to aontheaaterly winds will
up prevail, followed by rain near
the lakes; and on Sunday warmer, fair
to-Ipartly cloudy weather, followed by
rain, In the northern parts of this section
and New England.
Ital-taro Almanac for Isa-Morrow.
Bun. rises Bung6 sets High tide Low tIde
7.26 8 07 1.4.5
George Holmes Is sick at his home on
Main street, borough.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrst‘harles
ll. Harvey last evening.
Mrs. Henry Hoyt is ill at her home on
Plymouth avenue, borough.
Smith Northrop's "bouncing baby
girl,” as announwd, was a boy.
Security Council, No. 22, N. P. U.. will
meet this evening in the Sons of Temper-
ance hall, Gazette building.
Weak fish are biting—unusually good
just at present. These who went down
the harbor yesterday afternoon had line
luck.
—Everybody smokes Straight Tips be-
cause they are the best for the money.
In our telegraphic columns, today,
will be found an account of the chase
and capture of the Danbury diamond
robbers.
The Christian Workers of the East
Avenue M. E. Church will meet with
Miss Nettie Hoyt on East avenue this
evening.
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company
held their regular monthly meeting last
evening. Only routine business was
transacted. Mk”
The Southern New England Telephone
Company has in contemplation a plan
for putting its wires under ground in the
city of Bridgeport.
Willie Arnold, eight years old. fell
fromacherry tree in the yard of ii, A
Bonton, on Ely avenue, Tuesday after-
noon, and was severely injured.
Hr. Hope, the— artist. has lust fiIII shed
a fine portrait ofFlorcnce Bennett who
died last January. It will he on exhibi-
tion at Baxter‘s drug store Saturday
afternoon. _ A}
The medical examiner of Stamford
had found that the death of Thomas
‘thtl, alleged to have been murdered by
Dominick Harrity. was caused by a frac-
tured skull.
--lt’s economiu-u llrusscls soap.
Danbury will i: I :I special city meet-
ing next week to COIlrilllt'l' the ndvlsabdity
of abating taxes for 1'! term of three years
toauy new industry that may in.» Induced
to locate there.
The revised I-yrIIIIII' load-book of the
state of Connecticut is now out and re-
mmt credit on tl'III olllcors of the
Connecticut division, 1.. A. W.. who
have labored so assiduously to make it a
success.
Hope Hose company held n special
meeting last memory to consider thII
matter of holding their annual picnic.
Nothing definite was done, and the ques-
tlou will come up 1'." ill] at the IIIIxt
meeting.
A large number of borough people are
plouiolug at (.I'ompo beach til-day. 'l‘wo
‘ large carryalls conveyed the party to the
Mach. Dr. Baldwin and Miss Stanley.
who were of the party, win-vied over on
their bicycles. -
.--Fraah milk by the «quart every day
at Theo. Kospp‘s old stand.
The case of Henry Richmond and An-
drew Johnaon for malicious prosecution.
which was to have been tried before
Judge Knapp this morning, was post-
posted for one week owing to the sickness
of the judge.
Norwalk people will endorse the fol-
lowing paragraph from the llanbury
News: "Dsnburians who go to New
York on the Cape Charles speak in high-
ast terms of the geniality and uniform
courtesy of Captain Byxhee."
Propels C. Long, of Wilton, for some
years a popular and efllcieut clerk in the
third auditor’s ofiics of the treasury de-
t at Washington, has recently
been transferred to treasurer Houston's
but!“ of the same department.
-“Ya.” he said. "my system is soak-
ed with gin and sorrow. but there’s hope
for me yet, for he heard of Brussels
“I.” _ __ ..
A cactus It on exhibition in Frank H.
Baxter's show window, which belongs
to Charles Bosh. It contains several
blossom and attracts the admiration of
Why The plant is eighteen years
old and fill! la the first time it has ever
s
W
The Norwalk Ramblers will stroll to
Baugatuok this evening.
Judge William 8. Kipp is confined to
his house by sickness.
A large party of Iouris'ts passedm
through South Norwalk on a tally-ho
coach last night.
Frank \olk, clerk for Druggist llale,
has a pair of "lovely black eyes.‘ ’caused
by a fall down the back stairs.
——Srnoke Lauder’ a Straight Tips Sold
everywhere. .-m ,,,_
Mrs. Edward kelth fell from the front
piazza of her residence on Fair street
yesterday and cut her head quite badly.
Miss Julia Reed, of Danbury, who is
visiting in town forafew days, isim-
proving her time learning the art of
bicycling.
Norwalk pension attorneys are doing
slon law, and affidavits are the order of
the day.
The loss caused by the recent lire at
A. J. Meeker d; Bros. foundry has been
satisfactorily adjusted by the insurance
companies.
—New baby carriages, $5 and upwards
at I’odniore's. A
It appears that the back pension grant-
ed Nephl Whitloclr. of Ridgeileld, will
amount to about $4,500, as he was dra w-
only $2 per month when his pension was
increased to 8.3
The Norwalk Lawn Tennis club wrll
hold a double tournament on Saturday
afternoon. The entries will Close at Ii
o’clock Saturday morning.
Miss Florence llallowny, of New York,
who is visiting Miss Alice llallock on
Quintard avenue, will sing at the First
M. ii. church on bunday.
———Capr0n, “the Norwaik mBClilni‘fy
man, ’has placed a very fine engine in
the works of the Saugatuck Mfg, ('0. at
Saugatuck.
The members of the Fifth Connecticut
will hold their reunion at Si‘nfillle park,
on the 9th of August, the anniversary of ,
the battle of t edar Mountain
Miss lannicbelle Curtis, of Norwalk
is instructor in the kindergarten depart.
ment of the summer school at SIIIliI-ld,
which opened on the Nth inst., and will
continue until the 23H.
Hus Raymond has exchanged his trot~
Ier “Lady Velma" for Isaac 5i. llamIl-
ton's pacer. Mr. Hamilton will at once
put “Lady Velma" In training and will
enter her in the circuit ran-3 the coming
Fall. i
M. D Randall has been suI cessful In I
securing the contract for furnishing thI-i .
plans and superintending the (‘l’r‘cllfm of
a $20. 000 Methodist c hurch in P reepr rt.
. l. Several Wr‘ll lil'llll’lll Bl'Clllté‘i" Is:
competed for the work. i
—"1lly husband lri lilt‘ I-nlt of the.
earth,’ said a grooer's wife. "res. I‘
know hole, for he salted me the other!
day when he sold mr- some soap an l told :
me it was as good and economwnl as
Brussels,‘ replied thIII Istomlr. 1
Miss, l'llsio Berger I»: [U Luv» Ii... .m-
where she has mum m IIII: v lr‘Ir: l9.
ller acrluaintances will he pl. il-I'Hl to:
learn that she will shortly lill an engage—i
men! such as Is looked forward to by
misses as theI crowning mum of
lives. She will spend the
months at l’- ell island.
ALI. AROUND THE STATE
their;
summer
flutters Worthy of Mention That rlu Nor
Happen Every Day. i
8!} ven— year old lranlr l-‘ltlgernlll, oi
Mlddli town fell from a tree yesterday
and will probably die
lrank llady, I0 ycIirsolIl, was killed}
by a freight train on the New \ork and ’
New England road at i‘l anrlIIII-y W I- --;l
nesday night.
In consequence of the mad dog score
which has prevailed in Windsor the past
week, the selectmen have lirturmInI-Il
that every dog shall be licensed a muz-
zled.
Members of Mid lliram lodge of .‘I'I-w
Haven have bought for something over
360,000 the Masonic huildngon ('liapt'l
street. They will form n JIlllll stock
corporation.
ThtI storm (‘tltlvrs eniployul building
thI'Methmlist church in New llrituin.
threw down their tools yesterday and re
fused to work. Tony demanded that
eight hours should constitute a day's
work for which they should receive ten
hours‘ pay.
A team owned by E, ll. Johnson,
president of the Edison Electric Light
company of New York. who is summer:
ing in lireenwich ran away yesterday
morning. Mrs Johnson was srriously
injured and the (mat lunch was also
thrown out, rcceivmg probably fatal in-
juries.
At the annual meeting of the llefnrm
School trustees. held in Mnridpn, the old
board of trustees was Ira-elected. Super.
intendent llowe read a report asking for
a new cottage for boys of a tender age.
In order that they will not have to asso-
ciate with the older, hardened and more
vicious inmates, and also that he be ale
lowed $3.73 for board instead of $2.30.
A Little Premature.
llrs. Dr. Baldwin, a graceful lady
rider of the Columbia Ladies' Safety
here last week Monday, and showed
Stamford penile how ladies can manage
that charming means of locomotion,
and like all ladies who try the wheel.
can testify to the great pleasure its use
brings her, as well as the very decided
benefit to health.—-8tarnlord Advocate.
lnvadwd than "Hull‘s "on."
A Weston correspondent writes: "A
fourohorse carriage load from the Hero
walk Methodist Sunday school, plculced
a rushing business under the new pen- -
.110! Si. ml [slum {mulls mt TULLHH “l'.
Pelllli Fllllllllll Slam
lesbian;
bicycle. from Norwalk. wheeled over "
FOR SALE.
Adm-Manda Mauuasdmul
MiammatInuMIwakflw.
ARI 0' IIIXTHII with, TWO All) A
half miles from Kuwait: good house, new
newwaaon house; abundanes of fruit.
Prior $1.8!» cash, it sold at once. Address Box 2' I
N l.f. 'onn. lym II
III ClvAlt AND coxrwnorrrnv Bl!“
nose on Woodward avenue, now conducted by
James Village Apply on the premises, met I:
”commune PIANO m coon (mani—
tlon. Price 9710. inquire at 36 North Iain
strut. South liorwalk. Jail.”
naramns'rons use A owmj l
House and about if acres of land, on Neck
road, in South Norwalk being the mound lately
occu ledhy Benjamin ..lteul Maud. [rigors
llllarnli. Reed. Administrator
or
1' onsas. “(BUILDING will Immm AT
rm mam Pill ares AND «IN Kant
ream“ use Isvmusar rumor. III/III».
solarium. TAYLOR a oososa, lairnr
ance Agcnu. 0t!
W0 choice building lots, as and a) 1m “trounce
West avenue. Applyto W, (LBAI
I. II. now. ll 2 “if”
Advertisemmts under this heart, not "reading
lines, itime 25s. 3 times no.1 work till:
'BltY TlESllMBl B Al’llllTll BNTIl A'I'ONIZB
In llama. No." I Ann s'rrII rmmlmng? rornns'
a lam.- mic, cellar and [title yard. tent $le in
quire at or x: house ,4 m. z;
l‘UUit ROOMS UN l ”HT FLOUR “will!“
at No. 9 Woouward avenue. ”in iw
Emil—68 ilYDlt Alli [C l l M? ti. lTil 31 FEET
wire hose, for caring wells and gimme
lxrx ricnctd men to Opt no; solid. Raymond
Bros. 33”.;
Fl'Rle‘llBl) limiirl Tn UVE tilt TWU
gr‘l‘lllirmcn, Appw, or livl 51mm Mam ilmwr,
Sril'h .‘Lx'orwalt l)? lw
GOTTA“? OF SEX EN lint!!!) AND ALI.’
mndunimmovemmzs item. pvrmonll.
Situatrdnncnrnlzr of llarblr and Chanel sir-mm
Apply to P. ll. llwyr-r, 2: Wad III .waai‘s ,y‘! lw
llUlTo‘E AND BARN ~lllll '93 “Mi '1' HI 70315.
1 and hill!) has mom for 'lifrit‘ hum» and 1 Ir.
mi :ss. A; ply m Thump V.li:l..’r‘, .7: llnv win-II
booth Norwn l; H!
”(ll 19E l.\' 3AM wnw \l. K \lk R001",
rump'IIc n'drr, hm. $ll. Am. It 'mnw {In
WIIIIlwurII :iVIsnIII. ell. lrI,..rv of E. A Word
wemirl , ..I
'l‘llz.’ .I‘IEf‘ ”Nil lerllt ()l' Hi" i: \l’Y hi fi, Ii
Imz,.’ «norm lI.;I,. .rv ..IIrl hrrry fulfil! ;{
noun. ‘mrwhk Wahr IN: .m,r1w*
h l..-II, ltrhtfl" ApI, y to .1 hr; ll, ll.
VVLI‘; Ill’fui, south NI r vol.
P‘ltlm Al‘lcll. M, HN’ HPL\.‘1lIIl'lt l‘l..t!‘lI£
IIIIIIIIr IBM In any or! :m- mom» ..I. a‘l.1
ll. 513.1‘n1'll. fl: 'l
liol :Ei NTIME-1 AV“ l‘. \l.’ ‘6 '. .
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of ill: id 31'
PthrIANT HUMP; l.‘i A l'rlfi‘v'l'lNll'fI'rT';
incur ;y .4 offend! II ,4 7». rm w‘. I. we. .1: Lu (.1;
vsi'ILWasnndmsumc lIme d. .:._r,, l f: w '.r or:
ring Ruhm and board gun a my Mrs l P‘ l
liarhox. r lms hull. W. 'th Infant: l) I rm f ,
IOR SALE OR. TO RENT
All urtiwmrn's um I -r .I‘ III II II'. no' Hrs-ml. r: l
.lms lllmr '.2.'Ir, llimrsfnr. luv Ira’lll‘l
l'l‘l Ell Flllllt of 'I - rmrns llrn' !- r; r
III [1 I'Ilk Tl Ire "lit ,-. ' “1 l t l
lv'upf'll 'II It, A IIlllIY l.li"‘<tl.
'31:”. Hiv‘fl',fiv,‘l."l .’. ' ,'
ll. IIII’IIos ll,
Furniture Dealer. .
New Store 46 d 48 Male st, Norwalk
Also lI'IIrnishim: l mlsrtaker
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A l‘. s .mw'l: :tIr. r. SchnIJIIr Inn .. I- f
III-III: Banking: f'rihmiln’np ‘l. t l'.
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SOUTH NIIBWALK SAVIVIH l’ ta 3‘;
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Ll Washington ‘ll'; I 1
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udur‘. hill .rtlrt, IIV-...FNl’r.'.‘IIlui .
W'lmrmanunwcdon l) pf.:l.Ll_ i
ALDEN sulfrtxfils, Pym; '
JOHN ll. P'l’lltlllrl, ‘I ,-,. l'rrII..
(L34 iv. IlllilN ll. KNAI'I' fl: .. am: Twas
A. N. I III Illtlfi,
JEWELER.
Diamonds, ‘ll niches, JewIIlry.
Pine Watrh Roomrzw It spunky.
30 “nulls Mill! It. - amen Inf-alt.
Sll Ell” l" S \ III-n
(rill Ills hereby .3. Iain lint. by I'm rf am .-
Iru: :IIII Itrlrlrmai-Itm III in I (we lirIIII.l .' I?
I'hnrlII-Et. l',mn or iL illift .Im until-Ii; .A rs ll; .
.trlon ftrnplar'llelllxtp INN-..I unlit. l
llu lullowmg per-«Iron pr lwr'y bi , .III: I
said A 5 Lyrn .I‘I firm, '4. w I
”no dt'l‘k' rirw wrapping la“ l', Haw mmr I. ”I‘ll a
one from rmIntIIr nun ‘III'It now-w, our ..~; of
mint kmuat (II-Irrhrr «I Imv- ale-II ..rx l...“- d
9.9., Milli. Ihm nan-nut wrapping saw our III.
tray two «Its of Ir I rs on» set of bin rm. min I «Ii-Is
”mm lln'm, mm wvlrn llll" muslin, mm
wins stow one atrial. stIII- II, thrnn Ilrrvn IMkIU
tnnr window racks two was": flat II 7 min.- ..I'
m no (my mm lI1I f 1. unit Imp, lily llill‘l,’ In“ 'l1 m
molWlnt‘ holdvr one no p1 .M.Il In I» frr
IMh,'nnIlwlILw:lthII-am1 M will r swim. .I ll‘.
hghval bidder at th- Ohm pm” In North Wan
Itrrrt III Ihr my of south homes, in and am-
walk. Ivar the plan where Ia rl male was» {air n
on tiw I‘ll'litynfml 1 Hm I" I'Ilnr rrlti m
lmml III liorwsfilt "Illa "l day nl' tin. A fl
1"» "arm s mat n.
”II II ‘.' 1' unstable nr‘ Mir-slit.
District or Smalls, so: l'volusts-
(ourtJuly ll th. A it, trim,
Warns/u app Irumn has has work In m a
4mm for the admission In gimbals or a vermin
written instrument sit and forum law.- ”If hr .1.
Bron-mi. late at firyrwalir, :0 said Item”, I!»
«and therefore
transom Tumult! sppllrailrm a» hunt and dc
terminal at the l'mmte mil" in Wflalk, no 'h»
1W; day of Jo. y, rum at 'r rr’r'lnv'lr low-earn
withat ouhiir amm- than»! be pinata ail perm
mum-ml therein by whitening nus order 'm a
news Inner harmgarmnlatlon in not Dimer, In
loner some days norm sazd day or hair
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tum? ., Iq
lit 'ht‘
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AM It wcsmwanri l’ivlgp
Ill-trier of Hmalh as: Protease
02 man, July me. A ll. mm.
Woun- apply-tithe has been movie m We
Germ for art-Italy": an n! Inc «are «I! In.”
llrmmsn, late of Walk. in amt dzstrirndneassrt
(”reform
(lenmrn The: said piltmloah-hmd amide
Inmmnlntrto rm: new. In Niflslk on use
hat—y of Jilly. m. at I “,er mm:
Milan: pub”! criticism hr Firm '0 all in"
new termed than: in ”Missing Ibis our»
flffwrulrtfl" a emulation In said dimers at
lentil” yv
in! it Hyman?» rota
Heat.
in the 'llevll’s Dm‘ on Monday last."
JOHN D. DOUGIITY
AIITIST.
formerly of West Twentyvthud stir-It, New York
miles W a studio In the Post outta undoing
holy/III hometown“: lists tar-1W m lit-Wt
Furnish the highest art, class or In private
malt Painting, Water Colors I've! [had Draw»
in: and Tapestry Painting A specialty. lym an
SPECIAL SALE
_ SAILOR ails SHADE
H A T S !
FOR THE lI'lll'll'l'll 0|" .l l.’ l.l’
Thom: pnrrhaslrs list and 'l'rlrmn or; m; I. ,2.»
Hat Trimmed Free
MBSBBBWBETT’S
3 WATER STREET
with .t l. l in .II
WASHllllllllB lllRl.:i‘l‘.
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tum Quality, 15hr "on.
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first. V'Iitl, lamb, Imus. inmates. .. l I
turned. liar, ”nudism Terra/I. ll. .
sinuous, Il:h’r1'I.li';.'I;:..t. 'f'fe' .
for n, 81L
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dome Dresses lmIIIII .SpscaIy,
Orders llIIlirI-I ml l'I tlllllIllj .
CHARLES ‘ 3211??!
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Homer B. Hoyt
Removed
318 Bull lain Slreel
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[lurch-w, l’lwtonw, l'.:z’riI'ws.
..IIIIpIII I, Spindll ..I
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4.1a!) and See Them.
HENRY TILLY. ‘
llorse Buyers
We are constantly rIe-
calving Fine Horses.
suited to all purposes.
You will find the FIR-
EST COACHBRB. the
BEST ROADSTERS. the
CHEAPEIII‘ WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST ABBORTMEBT or
BALI: HORSES in Fair-
floid County. Par-ties
wanting any kind of a
Horse, can be suited
HERE. All Horses sold
by this
are WARRAN
I“. H. l’.“! 503's.
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Bennett & Hosted
2% Iain lit, he. Norwalt.
llals, Fill Imus}I
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or A” “little In Thil' ”can”.
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79 WlSlllNll'lllN STREET
L. H DECKER.
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a nil Papers. Paints. oils. titan
ltru-lim. l mutt (uptur-
nmt \ arm-lira.
.Iir'rrs'rsI Goons.
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2101”“? I? I'HII‘ANBD I IN"! Hfllflll fur
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Painting, l’apcr lianIIlIIII:
and Decorating.
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UHDERTAKER.
3.! .‘nrtk late lllreol, lloalli Smelt
0pm at all been 'l'lw writes of an laboring,
and Formal [titular maria wyl is
Carriage Reposuow
' 3'0“.
MWill begin their great J ulywélearance
Sale on Wednesday, the 9th.
III vorylliing at Greatly Reduced Prices.
Ten doz. Gollls‘ llomct Flannel Shirts, 30c apicoc. Ludios' and Misses’ Blouses from 25c
up to $1.70. Our: case 3’0 inch Cluillics;
we will Ollin' them :It Be. Wool (,‘lmllies 18¢ per yzml. 0m:
5gc per yard. Forty dozen Lam: ('III'luins, full size, ill 69¢ per pair.
assortment of Outing Flannels to he found in the stale.
those goods were n-luilcd III lie at this sale ;
(:liso Dress (linghmus at
We
l’u 'lisuls It! ..I pm rI-nl. ('hc. Illpel' than
The Norwalk
have the largest
can be found elsewhere. Come early and secure the bargains while they last.
slurr- “ill in: Illll'll Monday until 3 1;. III,, Saturday until H) p. In.
Sflflllllll & llllll.
These Hams aIlBaIull III
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MRS. IIUIIHI ll. “Ll Il’V hleflcfl and we
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Barman Repository them
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65 NORTH MAIN STREET,
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(Ru/will» Building, Nurwnllt.
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CAller‘IGE REPAlRING PROMPTLY
ATTENDED TO.
A: a. McLean.
PLAISTED’S
DrugStore
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UNDERWEAR.
HOSIERY.
FANS.
GLOVES.
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tlIII' Soda is made
from pure spring
water. and our 5in
tips are flavored
with the host fruit,
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filtrate horn .
Ila-phony Plain-photo.
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Vichy, :tml IIZrIrIIIl-g
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GINGHAMS.
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