o it imam
e! scum.
manor-t
Mopboasbberoplsotf
onlhaflootilorwslkstroots. ,
m n» m on numb-pros
m St.John.nailati yesterday iromiiridao-
mutilation.
aoldlntholooaltuorkot.
EugineerWoedaudacorpsoiaasistouts
areatworb plotting the it. B.Snowdon
color-m. Mon Ely avenue.
m
A. 2. Mn, administrator of the
William 0. Godfrey estate. has contractr
ed for a .300 iamily, monument.
A valuable water spaniel belonging to
William J. Brown, of Wilton avenue,
was killed by the cars yesterday.
The frame of Daniel Kcogh’a building
on the square east of the Washington
atreet bridge is being raised today.
Trinity church service this evening at
7:80. The sermon will be preached by
the Rev. W. Ingram Iiagiil, of Glonvilie.
, . Ground has been broken on Cottage
L247 27 Place, East Norwalk, for the collar of a
—— anewho‘use to be erected for Charles
.“atOOil’S'i’ltASflw 'W _ ,,..........1 3 ,, . ’
flu]. “" hunts :3 ; new“ otter, Manuela“
’ '13:; -~ mg the Connecticut Trotting Circuit are
holding a meeting at the City Hotel this
W
flow Incl Harold weather 1m
afternoon.
A sociable for the benefit of Professor
"The Tens storm on in atill
but has moved into Tennessee,
R.Vogler will be held in Arion Ball,
d i ,
’ml it will probably “"9“ east- Washington street, lion ay even ng
' nonheoshardiy today, inerenllng con-
Febrnary id. . __
in ntrengtband causing rain The plate glass window in If. 8,
AWN” 3““ ““1 rain 0" Smith’s atere, which was, broken some
time ago, was replaced by a new one
this morning.
0. L. Hubbard, of East Norwalk, who
has been confined .to his house most of
the time for the poet three months, is
able to be out again.
. ,q‘mmdull
yomttamodnm
J’ .
“not will probably more cost
In this district today partly
weather will probably prevail.
alight temperature changes, fresh
winds, mostly southerly, and
light rain or snow, followed by cleaning.
0'.
m
—Grccu Farms Creamery butter 33c.
lb. at George A. Ferris', so lain street,
agent for South Norwalk.
A non wan born toGiovenni Guernieri,
the prosperous Italian fruit dealer of
Norwalk, yesterday morning. This is
Ir. Guarnieri'a eighth child.
in this section and in New
y colder, partly cloudy
y all
It! rain or snow, with fresh to'briok var—
EHO winde, lounges] by cle'aring 70:3“
My part1 c y to air, a lg y
udder weathei and variablcwindo.
.2
Momentum“.
Sunrises Sunutn'flightide Inwtide
1.49 I 5.28
lira. Ann Duty, who~recently-beeame
3.01 9.18 insane, will be taken. to the Connecticut
_..._....__.. ”W“ . Hospital for the Insane at Iliddletowu
”W W‘Enth'p" hold “'9" by Countable Lockwood today.
The stockholders of the Norwolk iron
Works company will hold their annual
meeting at the edice of the company on
Thursday afternoon of next week.
The civil case of Jacob Weeks vs
GlovertOlsen wanon trial before Jun-
ttce Coolidge yesterday. The parties
came to no undorstanding,however,‘ and
the case was adjourned.
Letters received ‘irom Lewis Price, oi
the U. S. steamer Baltimore, state that
they have been calling at various Euro—
pean ports. The Baltimore has since
sailed from the Mediterranean for Chili.
The committee on naming and
numbering streets in East Norwalk met
at theofliccof Harrell & L'liomtnedieu
on Washington street last evening, but
the fire broke up the session rather
abruptly.
Thefenrth lecture in the course at the
m church in advertieed in anothey
M Eli Pakulski, formerly oi South Nor-
walh, hn'a opened at barber shop on South
sweet, Dsnbury.
~ ”Kuwait Stamp club meet at the
radioaceof Ira. George W. Grace, Best
avenue, this evening.
Hubert Allen, formerly with J. L.
Ambler & 00., heanecured a position
,withCepelond Bren, of Bridgeport.
Pilgrim Council, No. 54, 0. U. A. 11.,
Wanted the third degree last night.
The order is in a flourishing condition.
—Smoked Beef shaved by hand at
”Ludo.
- git/It. Whipple, of Boston, the con,
’ traatorwbois furnishing the glam for
thannwohurchinEnatNorwalk,iahere
w
inTunSznmutodaytoletthepeople’
W‘ :' __......_._‘ knowwhattbeyhavetoefler i’n bargains
'fic . of CompaniesDoadP inuewgeods. Theoricescauuotiailto
are looking iorword to their triple coaviuoetbattbeyarebonnd not tobe
m ouloaday night with much w,
The oflicial board of the East Avenue
I. E. church met loot evening and iron-
nacted some routine business. Contractor
Whipple, of Boston, who furnished the
glass for the new church, was present,
and a settlement was made with him.
Oflicer Adamo picked upa boy about
trio yearn old in the vicinity of the horse
railway depot this morning. After coax—
ing the youngnter about for nearly two
hours it was horned that he belonaed to
Thomas O’Gorman, of the Boston store.
W. B. Swords, the merchant tailor,
has juat received the very latest and
nobhtent styles for business and dress
suits. He ban on hand upward of 250
patterns for pants, and invites the pub-
lictedropln and look over hislinoof
goods.
letter Carrier Nickeraou "took a tour
hie” on Prospect avenue this morning.
it seems that he was hustling along at a
greatntewhenalargc dog rushed out
from one of the yards audmade a dive
between the carrier’s legs, upsetting him
and his letters.
Pioneer Book and Ladder: conipany
held their annual meeting and election
to
oi onion-last evening. It waa voted to
ll .
afternoon. 1‘5:
hatoreanydantagowasdene.
”A
it!!!“
”I the atructlra will be very attractive.
, Doolesoroporttbataa anosuollylarge
, ”dmhvebaennoldthia
i yssr, was; that Cupid, the little
lglddygedoflovmonptohisoldpranks.
’1 ’fosatyoro.
fialorwalklsawu Tennis club bova
.plaaslatasnssdsorbuudmtmm
“on on theirgroandoof abuilding
“M Illa”, in which they will hold
Theoleera elected were: (ins Ionic,
captain; Charles T. Peach, lirst lienten
oat; (lbsriwiioulon, second lieutenant:
Pratt Audnws. transom; Clinton Barley,
recording Mame“ George Britto.
financial mastery
This ineldantin munectlonwith the
Dorian dogfight boobeoorelotod:‘l'hat
Inst weatacertoln elliesr was thrive
lleBlvoraiteracertaiapartywhohad
the fight. Word was given
smear was about to enter a
ocdtbotuonhe waoalterjuntprd
ofioar barrel. Theodlcer entered
aaduotsoolugthsparty,weut
mill whentitotnan thenghtit woo
haptoatefthefleurbarroi.
liev. if. B. Kidd, formerly oi itowsy-
pflur rig/tho Baptist church In
Unnamwllllactaraiatbatcbarcb
tat-day
Bitch 3.
class room at the association.
The Boston Store takes two columtie W
W
Wm'flw docks. 0M tut-mm
on t It plans, . ,mm alimony
’m _asts.tunsnt.tuaa%m , ’ .
TheY.I.0.l. class in cartography W
will most this evening ot‘o o'clock lotto ”Irma “W
rust
1(1an
in
with. a.”
MAID”
't'ss talents-smart» location ”‘mwwu'ft
oi anew school house ntitowa ton in “555%.“... oal‘ .nos.
receiving considerable attention? The wolk.oria their vicinity. Address “Wyatt
present site is thought to accommodate
people on both sides of the river.
County Commissioner Olmstead was
in South Norwaik this morning. To a
Stimuli. reporter he said that a decision
in the liquor cases wouldhe given in a
few days, and possibly this afternoon.
Since the annual communication of
the (trend Lodge of Connecticut, A. F.
and A. IL, Grand Master Hugh Stirling,
of Bridgeport, boa appointed George G.
IchaIl, of Greenwich, district deputy
for Fairlield county.
There, will be Lenten service at the
parish rooms of St. Paul's Church on
Wall street this evening. Rev. Thoreau
A. liyde of Westport, will preach. The
children's service will he held nt 4 p. In,
at the same place tomorrow afternoon.
1t is‘ aaidelidt Fretiinlck memos, ’o'i
Wright sttea:t,‘iVestport, ts circulating a
petition for a town meeting, with the
object oi rescinding the vote passed in
Sior‘geo’ Hall one week ago laat Saturday
relative to the introduction of public
water in Weslport.
~ 203‘ BALE.
r
mill-O“. “was,“ ‘
Aacpannvnox. will!!! iil'ilila WAGON
good order; reliable tor express my
otborbaouu. Witioreitanue former iy
w ““3015”,me on?”
nit isolco. it!
W0 iiollilltll Alli) TWO “WAIT
corner of last and avenues, Beneaie
faint, $1.600 w. terrain on bond and Herman,
Amyuat Taylor It Golden's lieal l’stoie agency.
i
:
AT SILL ldLAitll. A! litlll'i' R00! AND
hast-meet house. with a large plot oi tnoand
The house in communities and convenient, and very
pleasantly located, Will he sold cheap and on
terms. we to Ira. Jerusba D. Tuthill.
Inland . N i
or.
'llll'
us noun. No.” were tum man.
econ led Arthur d. Matron
rent Mpzr myth. Address John lento. l: in
[101ml 01' all 1100!!) Oil 1“!le AVI-
ll nrwmofito. Apply“: ldwin Wilcox”;
rown 's .
loath Norwalk. w." ' tn 2w
1, Olin! 0N ttaanow s’l'ltllt'i‘. SOUTH NOR-
waik, Io mans. lower floor. all); upper liner
9. inquire or iii. Benedict.“ West avenue. 1': ti
6800IS. No. 91 SOUTH IAIN STEM. Ellt’i'
lgill all conveniences; 5 motor. lienry street,
Sou itorwalk. rent dis; alaoerootuo. Bast avenue,
last itorwalk near t no. Possession at
, rsn
once' a l to’l'sylorhGoldcu or W. Young.at
lockwoo'd‘gtg Co. ' jet if
I, all" or S“ nootte Oil WOODWARD
' avenue, fla.‘ Lise house of six rooms, lost
Norwalk. am. Part of honaeon Woodward avenue,
on. inquire oi ii. A Woodward.
1 01:5“ All) ttoorts ON WATlit b’i'iill'l'
and Ta ior avenue. Rents from as in Oil
suit ah classes. Raymond Bro-
1th
LARGE BUILDING, LAST USED FOR A
lutfaclery: main buildtu 351'“)de stories
335% tornaudgoodo :a good boiler,
uiclobu . Knapp, ito. & West street, South ‘iior~
walk. on tr
ill WOODWARD lit)! ISTEAD—lt Root”.
and cold water, bath room, beater, gas, the .
with stabling for live hereon, cow stables. chicken
hours, to: all in re: repair inquire oi C.
Swans. at Old Well :gar Company. oiz ti
”WANT noun iii A CONVENIENT
locality in alerted to persons who would like to
viait Washington some time dnrin the winter or
flag. lioetnandbonrd "Ma y. lrn..i.l.
bourJllle l st..it. W.. aabington, D. (i. cent!
lusts-let oi Norwallt as: l’robato
Co- February 12, A. D.. 19“. '
lstoieor horab A.5tepbets. late of Ncraaik, in
said district. deceased.
The Court at l’robatg for tho Distrietot Norse-1k.
lath limited and allowed six moatha from the (late
hereof tortherredltors of said estate to exhibit
.... my... “ram
. ,proper y . w n
time, will bedrbarrrdarr-covery. All pernocn in-
debttd'to said estate are reqncntrsl to make hunte-
diate vtnent to «31.80! carton.
r13 ‘2.’ Administratpr.
Blames or Norwullt as: Probate
(fun. February 12, A. D., 1891.
IstaoorlobnlottouJateoi itorwalk,tn said
Ono-nan. not the adnietstratcr exhibit his
odn‘ ‘ account to this conrt’ionodjost—
mont at the i'robate alike in ltorwalh, on the ”d
day oi february. ism. at 10 o'clock intention; and
thatallparoons interest“! insaidestatoltay boaoti.
led thereof. the «marinara-or” will cause this
order to be published in a newspaper having a cir-
eniatton in said district. and a copy thereof on
the sign—post in and nearest the place
Washington
The vdriminal" 'tt'rtn“"rrf '- the ' Superior
Court will convene in Bridgeport, 'l'ues
day next. Among the important cases
from this vicinity will be that of the
boy William Iobdcli. who shot Clarence
Osborne at Georgetown. Iobdell is still
in the Drubury jail awaiting trial; ’
The Cedar Point Yacht club pave or:
ranged to meet next Wtdneadey evening
at Hotel Stanley, Seugetttck. for their
usuel midwinter bouquet, There will be
a full attendance and it is likely import-
ant matters looking to the movements of
yachts and for regattas next summer
will be discueafrd.
U. Grant Houston, celebrated ior writ-
ing Went Norwaik epirmiee, end who
was baptized in the river Jordan by 'l'
DeWitt Taimage. D. 0., during his, trav-
elatbrougb the Holy hand, will narrate
some of the incidents in , his experience
while traveling through Palestine at the
Y. hi. C. A. ball in Stanford, treat These
tiny evening.
"Mormon“:
Rial E81318 all lllSllI'illlil,
WASHINGTON STREET
South Nomadic, Conn.
out! W“
Notice.
Sousa Noawsta. lebruary 15': um.
Bl annual meeting of WW ot The
.C eftha I“ 'm'"i3m fluid)?
0 a m. .
stereo'clssapat. mm 1.3th Secretary. '
JACOB M. LAYTOll,
R Emmi Awuideut. o...
S n~andStearoge, Drafts
formugcpw‘nrn-dsandlnneyodern to all node
n
, ,7 Paint; a.“ to where tbedreeased loot dwelt. at loan: ten days he-
- foresaidz'ti dayoifrbrn .tnl
“"d “a“ I‘m“ cm m D" m it sat nfgounwatte. Judge.
SS Washington Street. lent to Peat once.
SOUTH NOB WA Hi, (31‘.
«count: it. utmost),
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 it 48 Main at, Norwallt
Also Punishing Under-latter.
No. 3 larceny street. Telephoto
or night.
,Ifl’riiiiiitianvw
ldncam ior business, educates both men to dll
told lucrative position. NOW lathe post
time to enter this College and be read for the s mug
demand. Book-keeping, Prumaos in. Ben tug,
’ebortband, Typewrlt cg. Telegraphy, . tie, taught
hare-g . Graduates
It in paying poaitiotto.
flatness {eaten sappi withtotn out assistants.
Call or send for
tnnspsetuo. a true Provident
Ierrlll Serious ('olisge, titaniord Conn.
BLIIN PlllN'l'.
((illlGOiiY'S l’Ollfl'.)
nouns NOBWAIJC, - CONN.
Hnnstloitnfliur Minor
Oysters fresh from tltc surround-
lng walcrn served in every
Residence
Cali, 17-4.
TO THOSE ABOUT TO BUILD.
Count-yoleoaad see s fovall kinds of
modern house-march: y and s te-atic-lly
planned to get the t amount of for the
not enponn. lemons of building operations
motility superintendent
an. n. untrue.
Architect and flu standout.
lob-chemo lloiei Sleek, loath orwaik.
Consultation f . your
KDViEE" “am H‘EEDINE.
Whacinouriagyonrlifehe ours that you rot a
auddslaiteeoauaet. Dona allow outsell
«leindtdbyssti-otes Do not he as led by
namsa— pen, tiara. mutation .' I0
I'll“, Consultant“ howlfleé‘phiifnliy ti ‘ , ’ '
mm ladela to uncertain. won .
", m... tsunami. J’.E.POWER
Moat WW ’0‘ '0 got. any etnagen will “ "amino“.
lethal limo letter know what you are
mg for wbsnyou start. All schemes whereby
arrto in what others ions are aliasing and
deluslve, anon thin basis many tmatisss ate
uni-v, poasiblyyou-ayhsoseottbelosm.
m tut-yum? ll the WWWUT
cramp ‘14:,“ U will WIP‘IY. of
lili‘fllilli'l'fli mm
twigzehbafl romfiéémcrb: 0ne£tt:lyity,;:l::ost ' (fig? yfiw. muggflmrfir :int: v I i ‘ ‘v I ” ,' " '
Hg urn wheat-risotto. m M rm “4. , rwflséomnmlnggstmmwhm . ' ; a "61300.. P ‘ II I"! 71.
S. Sylwgamsmls azim'www fifimflmfi” ,‘m, M w, w mgific‘ipclifilenucllrts . all col- I .‘\"cry Best Dress Pillllfi.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty. 19¢ per yard- 30 per yard.
JUST RECEIVED Orders Delivered i’rotnptly. ». HRS. Wt FAWBETT, NE‘V GOODS Kg‘v GOODS.
. '“HW'? CHARLES sm'm swarm}. annular, Value 16c. Vuli‘téiéwhchih: ”
Very Lileli at Nathan sum .. who"... m... mm“. _ _ “on. b (:hildrcn’s mack Hose, m» c... Mixed Candies. _
”m...“ I at .
Business and Dress Sailings Valantlnes HARDWARE, 3 lckuair. ‘ ”'16” lb.
[1".ng ovgéiflmigugm for 011.08. Nb‘V GOODS. I’RIDSII (1OUDS.
. . Value 5c. Value lilo.
Call Early and Make Your Selections. I“ cum. Paints, varnl5hes, Spool Cot n. Waist Lining.
fifiifiwm m [m memo ROPE, Twine, 3" 3 °'- 8° It" mm.
. . . NE“? GOODS. NE‘V GOOD“).
We have the largest stock
and lowest prices.
or. unable ior any business Anply
' Jlll‘l' Olll NIGHT.
SATURDAY, FEB. 14th.
STEEL MACKA YE’S
islic. flvio Tableau of the Stormy Times dur-
ingthe igu oi Terror In hence. with
And a Superb Computy, including
IUGFNI ROBINSON.
Reserved Scale on
drug stores.
08! atom: 03 LY.
’ s. tr. comm. out not...
“ First appearance of the Renowned
And Coletsal Gaieiy Girls
mule, inlr using a bevy at
array oi specioltleo. headed by ibl' (host ( met
Bic client, acknowtedgt-d champions of the world
an other not! known artists.
POPULAR PRICES.
Admlarion, z‘ic. litrerved Scale,
low on sale at llnle‘s and Plalnzed's.
FOR ONE NIGH'E U‘SLY.
Tin: Popular Cbaraciur Conirnsdian,
Itinpportui by
Tim l'tuip‘c'e Favorite wuhrctltv, and the Strange.-
Comcdy Cum; any i at has err-r no»... tired
to the Great comedy Siirtcfli,
THE BAGPIBKEB’S G
MUSIC; HALL,
THE NOTABLE EVENT
A Grand Production at the Great Sew York and
Union Triumph.
Pictures on. Romantic and Thrilling manta. itcai-
HENRY AVELING
so—anxrnranrus-se
Car leads of Special l'anl Kauvsrllcenery, Special
Novel lechenlcai Silentsmnder the direction of
PRICBI, 85. no and 75 CENTS.
sale at iloyt's and aregprg’s
OPERA HOUSE, NORWALK.
MONDAY. FEB. 16
In 1st, .
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY!
Gillan’s Burlusuuu column
In Norwaik. Presenting an attraction of cupcrlutirc
excellence interspersed with stucco-Alon 0! bn hi
and witty sa nga, crispy dialogues. and sparkl pg
80 Bewitchlug llaudeome Ladies 30
In all their loveliness and entrancing bctul . an
35: hilt! 50c.
ill}
Musrc Han,
TUESDAY, Feb. 17
JUSTIN ADAMS,
MISS LILLI E liUliNllAM
l
ID”
Mme... .
Classic Bean ya Annie His on,
When viewed through the man colored glaseea of an able
writer; but when presented in t eir unvarnished state over a
dry goods counter just as they were previous to the war, and
at war prices, they must fail to be admired, as perhaps they
ought to be, on account of their claim to,anliquity. We do
not. claim to be teachers or expounders of ancient history,
neither do we deal in this class of goods, I‘Iowovcr, there are
stores where such goods can be found neuter home than China.
To those in scach of the same we will gladly give suchinior-
motion as they may desire, by calling at our store. in fact,
we think, or to put it stronger, we know we can benefit ever y
one who calls at our place of business this week, whether in
ancient or, more especially, 19th century history, in the shape oi
Bargainsjn gym class of Dry Ennis.
If you‘don‘f see quoted here below what 53.. wish, just to
member the fact that we have the same, and the reason for its
not appearing here is only on account Oi our lack of space:
\
Value 6c per yard.
22' yards good Unbleached
Muslin for
31 .06.
NEW GOODS.
Value 94¢ per yard.
Extra heavy and extra qual—
ity Bleached Muslin, , better
than Lonsdale.
Value 1 to per yard.
Lonsdalc Cmnbric
for
72¢ per yard.
NEW GOODS.
Video "7.“...
l
yin;
Best Indigo Blue Prints
Lndrlnona Sooner.
The Clutches-lug Male Quarlaite. ,
dint ever pro-lured,
“0 rec.
Funny "nyfngv.
iipecEal Scenery, molding the most novel mnic
Till-l FROZEN RIVER SCENE
u
PRICES, ‘35, 35 runs! ‘50 CBS I‘S
Beale now on sale at lioyt‘s and (irrgcry's dmr
ill
ic per yard. 5-éc per yard.
NEW GOODS. MNEW GOODS.
' wanna; Value??? -._
. Prints." ’ch Styles Fancy Dress
Gmglnms.
2c per yard. 52¢ per yard.
NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS.
l Value 20c. ' “Wife—551.6.“
Novelties in Wool Boiges. 40 inch A'll WOO! Henrinitus.
12¢ per. yard. 39¢ per yard.
m. NE‘V GOODS.
vai'iié‘ Si .50 each.
Broken lots of Men's Under-
NEW GOODS.
Value i2-Ec.
Gentsy Hose
in il c ('ourre atobe
Sum Nortall Baptist Church
Will be delivered on
Wednesday Evening. Feb.18
By Rev. J. Sexton James,
O! llsrlicrd.
SubjectJ—“suom swonosx
enumerate,
Lecture begins at 8 o'clock.
fl
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches. Jewelry
line Watch "Whit n Spkialty
d. liouttt Iain L
The Fourth Lecture
it! CENTS
A. ‘s-‘i. remnant-z,
'lotttlt lorwnlh.
wear.
75¢ each. 5° a pair-
NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS.
Value” 6236" W Value. 18c. -
Sty'icotriéfetlsi392, Best. Feather Ticking.
. 39¢ each. 12%c per yard.
, NE‘V GOODS.
Value Sic per yard.
'22 yds good quality Bleached
Muslin ior
$1 .00.
N E W GOODS.
N E“? GOODS.
Valuevfic per yard.
. Lining‘(':un‘m~ics.
{-0 per yard.
NE‘V GOODS.
volt—t3 6cpeiya .6.
Good quality 64x64 Prints.
8
Value 9ic.
Fruit Of Loom.
Which we are piloting at extremely low prices
SPECIAL SALE
[if Trimmed Hats and Bonnets
to per yard. 40 per yard.
N EW GOODS. N EW GOODS.
mafia”... yard: ”M viii???”
Best Shining l‘alico. Best ii4x64 Mourning Prints.
32.: per yard. 4:0 per yard.
NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS.
Wire ileum, Wliflil Ware, its
WW
. .. .a»......
'l’bmlgrim no quote! here are .
h t techno at an limo without t M
notice. owner. it will not be to mi? B. y it ‘ our
them cost you more, but lam. if anything.
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0110an B. Pursue, Dear”
Sin—Knowing the formula
from which Plaisted’s Cough
Remedy is prepared, we certify
that the medicines of which it
is composed are of recognized.
utility for throat and lung tron
bios, and that it contains no
opium or other poisonous or
injurious drugs.
C. 8. Mmav, hi. 1)., Northlk.
Dcx'rcn Htrcucocx, it. In,
G. R. McGowan, M. 0.,
Wu, C. BURKE, Jr., lil.D., So. Norwollt.
C. G. Bonus”, M. D.,
G. W. Bannercr, it. D,
H, HUNGERFORD, M. D, Stamford.
R. L. BOBANNAN, M. 1).,
w. 8. Ton», M. 1)., Ridgeiield.
Emily C? Coupe, Washington, D. C.
H
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it
It
If you are troubled with a
cough or cold use
PLAISTED’S
CDUGH .
"REMEDY.”
It Is Sure to Help You.
MANY FACTURED AT
Plaislefl'i Drug Store
Sold by all Druggists.
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HOSE LOTS on Lowmlos
avenue so reasonable in
price, only $350 each, and
those on Woodward avenue
from $350 to 8500, according
to size of lot, are appreciated
by those desiring a real bar-
gem.
'Ninc lets have been sold
this month and more are being
looked after.
You can secure one ii you
will only try.
M...“ The terms of payment will
, be made according to your
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Norwalk Chronicler