Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 1, 1901 · page 6

 
 

111 b is" "visiting
Conn.

 
 
 
 

£990”! on a1 cruise .

'i‘btnupaonh were vis-
lamford. esterday.
tulip.

1in who is 111 at the
a

 
 

éllford has arrived ht his.
home. Elm Villa. for the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

r.

 

7 lyrics at Compo Beach. this

Mrs rue Miller left yes-
rt heir-(1.831. 1101119 in Port Jef-

 
 
 
 
 

.rs. Michael Dcnahuer are
credits of a son. born last

fall .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

1111' taken the

fl [9018: Wilson sew- Cb

th‘tmd family have arriv-
residence in, Greene Farms
mine

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

a "hitting an additibn
9:151 house. which will be

0. an is soon to repair the
_ ‘nesler. who has been. on
g to 130st for the past

and sons. of
e guests, of Mr.

 

can Einoaition. at Buf-
' during June.
of" slot New York has
position with Liv.
, Willis 15

polio has 'purchased a
pair of 01908 arses from
v, of South Nara-elk.

of‘
has been in town this
king overgt local service.
P. Ebb and' family arrived
at their handsome residence
ugat'uclr fitter for the sum-

 
 

ll 'I’ttrlb. and other places of
»ln.Fra11ce arrived home. yes.

in T Williams has sold the
"a 99in of bay horses he recent-
‘11 tailed. to Mr. Richards. in
Farms

Mt‘s. John Raymond. of Dar-
‘ the guests of Mrs. Raymond’ a
George Avery. of Greens Farms.
11.11th 13.112:
Allen drOve a load of George
1 furniture to Bridgeport yes-
1309?... .where it was placed on a boat
2811 Jefferson.
r. and Mrs. George.B. Gorbam are
. ' planting the arrival for Sunday of
tilt daughter. Mrs. Ernest G. Millard.
enwood. lows.
‘ ouuecticut Railway and Light-
any bad a large force of men
yesterday. on Riverside ave-
. ring the road bed. ma
his a new y organ
113mg. in Westport. play the
" i an. Jr‘s. on the Nash grounds.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

00 ' Mr. Dunn has one of the fin ‘
gin: residences on Long Isiah
. lid:

in the number of names on the
iiiitloa to build the trolley road from
A port to Dunbury and Bethel. tile
are highly in favor of the pro-
" if” lmhungrni h 1 t as

,. lane a oey. av ngacpepe
Iitofiiiu ode-o the Bridgeport with

.her ltltou la Staples’tl-Iig

., ‘00! has been alten by Edwardlii

’ l . of this place.

the Wakeman, John Elwood and

‘1.3..Wha§ier. but been chosen

rare for t e preset: term of the

1 session of the Superior Gourt.

old in Bridgeport.

” 0‘ large stone ate posts have been

he once of the golf

9:111:19. which are

a» surroundings.
ry e 0.:

he trol by track

he village bridge was replaced

the 'i'hnrsday. A greats: :

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 

the trolley. Decoratln
you» despite clouds a a
rain. Folio saw the treat
new to be in o
no felt reward

 

 
 

ith'to‘ditll cars will leave
moo Beach. at 9: ho a.
.1350 it. 80.. 1:10. 1:50.
“Gibb .10 illifl 5: 50 ll.
hBi-idgeport and

_ ll be the tenth anniver-

it. Mr. ileukeuaie‘s rectorship
ilofty Church. The morning
.i it'll! ailllt
uwill 0:100“ of

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

Litahy and

with what”

hernias are the .‘ ,
“in... 1.

an runs his. la the

lug..wbile1 91-:
horse from the rear of the vehic
frightened

trolley eat-.1. throwing both

til good from his place on 3910

9W”

extra «towards will be used at this

A
Bradstreet, Bridgepo ,
formerl

Pm

Robert Pianol
htabal

any more 1011‘» ill

net-.11 helmets
his friend.wcrc on.
port, with due or

2288888“ will

horse became

 
 

‘ Firs

 

were .to own!
not. 1 l 11
M1

 
 

E21101: drih‘lnclt broke 23.
a

. EFineb 21nd Soley 19.
001,19 A».

Fear Fall-field County

Four decisions have

important one is on an

a new trial.

policeman for shooting

animal was chasing sir.
This is a? bridilimrt c

against the town of
find for the defendant.

ing that the man was
1011st

Arthur
against

from
him in his

Church of Weston the

due him. That is the
the brief handed in by
Whisl1,nnd supposed

thrown out by the court

church in the action.

ordered retried. a
Beardsley as the apnea
him

an...“

investigation as to the

101

 

 

 

the road. .... ..
The
trail 04105le «a bi
rid.

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

he was about to open

unruliali
were 00111651111110
instead of a to far
flirt her notion will

saint baromet-

4

stilt

y
N‘lilW 'Vlii
bust-y of the
the current was
chewing:

New Haven.
West Haven.

flute to the 110- Hart! 0

‘4 111.111.1111
0 II,
W ma‘i

 

 

short distance from where Howard w a»

totally hurt. last. saint-day.

On hccount of the threatening team

they Decoration, Day morning. there

was only a small attendance at the
t.

as high applies as usual. .

. ill xbrbk‘e 88. Arthur
Winnings Huger 11.11.1111 c.11-
pe'nter 12. Charles Fox. Fairdeid ii.
and- Arthur Hull it. The second event.

lea Fox 12. J. Carpenter 12. A.
Hull 2.2, J. Wood 20. The third event

Tithe fourth a out. 153 titer-ass 17 E.
uli 11.1‘homas Croker
1511 John Carpenter 9. The fifth event
E Finch 25.121010.” Cruiser 9,81. Hull
25 A. Hull 9; and Edward Stilt-gee 8.

SUPREM E COURT DECISIONS.

 

mind This Week.

down by the supreme court of errors
In Falrfleld county cases.

plaintiit imthe case of Thomas J Ferd
d‘gn‘inst» Policeman Bernard 11.0191.
can. The court finds errbr and orders
The appeal was taken
from the court of common pleas. The
case is a suit to recover damages from
the court of common pleas.
is a suit to recover damages from the

dog owned by the plaintiff. while the

in the suit of the town of Fairileld

went to the court on a reservation. the
court of common pleas is advised to

was to recover for the support of u
pauper the officials of Fuirdeld claim-

An appeal by the Rev. Charles M.
the finding

against the Noriield Congregational

error. a victory for the church.
Arthur sued to recover salary and a
donation party which he claimed was

written by the Rev Mr. Arthur was

declared importinent alfd. scandalous.
Attorneys Gould & Gould defended the

in the case of George H. Lawrence.
who sued Morris D. Beardsley to as
oureian interest in an estate of which
Mr. Beardsley is executor. the (lace is
victory for

W—
DISM'EMBERED THE shame.

wreck at'ths West Farms Crack.

The worn cf removing the wrecked
freight engine from the mud of West
Farms has at last been accomplished
meal, and the several parts of
dinnembered locomotive are now
he repair shops Of New Haven. An
investigation of the cause of the dis-
aster. held in menu... session failed
to place the blame on any omploye of

engineer..proveué that the signal
Whi obt " l

in his
addendum T'slgnaled pr ‘

the automatic interleukin

tailed to world;
claimed that» bad urban twenty feet
moreM he could .bavewiiollned in time.
extremely tartan»:
1n, , 1

 

 

.1018 ~11 he ailm-
outrun

 

it ,
there is. hardly» any

lighting your lamp and with the

.1. as it is now

_ w
‘ the same as the
i.

‘1 the fourth section

or
cry little as ‘

 
 
 
 

old 1.11;... low. butif

trust's ...
WHO 8 fl
, and cannot be roll: it

» out a 113111.111“ proceed to his destin-

ill.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

go on your way.

every time. The

 

’ hour. and on the

 

out 11 ii

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Arthur Soley
feet. wallowing
and three is the

W. Hogan 21 ing a light.

light
a

Clark. both of
Gases Deter
street. that place
been handed as a result the

The. most ear. His bike

appeal by the

last night.
i met a couple gf
riding leisurel

lights. Someone

The case
your light? "0h.

 
 
 
 

 
 

a St Bernard

 
 

Glenuon‘s cut.
950- .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

not bother with

 
 
 

Eamon which

 
 

The action Boot free.

 
 

 
 
 

or esident of and he said that

rendered
suit instituted
oillcer wants to
court finds no

Mr him.

case in which
Attorney J. J.
to have been

walk last

because it was

M1
l was taken by

Causes for the
be the guests of

 

 
 

for other riders

i t

Y that
the draw and
device evi-

be engineer

if therei is a
to comp o1 root.
side ofpthe' at

 
 

that the
c devices
retain. train :

1111 .. .

0‘s r“if-lion. and $013331" into WE‘.

the bridi‘c Walnut
it o v

I

might. 'i‘ 0 90010

Sales more one. as no bob

.the wheels were only contained nip.t-
But it might hare been a serious
flea intent. and who would. be to 01111.11
on you are turning a corner; make .

.00 a long circuit to the it ht 1.11.1 there

0|}.

83612 withbe he do

.815 Mrs. Louise

ii .200 bicycle.
0101

diam... a: was~:@m

good iawyercouid get a man acquitted;

officer who arrests a
rider [fir not having a» ll
little show of conVlcting ,
probably cannot prove that the cyclist ‘
was going faster than six miles an .-

might be able to prove that he was
necessarily detianed from home with

that it can be seen a distance of 200 .1
this in section two ,. .

But in the fourth the
tiona are fairly knocked u the head by
almost stating that a good excuse is
all that is necessary to ride without a

William DeWatera and William 0
while riding their wheels in Main

law. we don‘t need any. " they shouted
habit. They rode down the main thor
oughfares and back again unn‘toieated.
With such a law the pouch onlcers will

would have to lose their sleep in the
morning while attending court. only to
see that the man they arrested.

l was talking to an officer yesterday.

a cyclist for riding without a light
since the new law went into effect.
He said that it would be no use. that
they would be set free in court.

he thinks there is 11 chance to convict

The Misses Elsie and Mary Arm-
strong, of Barton. rode to South Nor-
cvcning. and called
friends in Railroad avenue.
turned again last night.

Many riders went to listen l1oint
last night, and It was a beautiful ride.
the moon shining through the trees on
the roadway making a pretty sight. it
was an elegant night at the Point. ni-
thounh a little chilly. The Sound uev
or looked prettier with the silvery
shadow of the moon in it almost any
where you looked.

I

A party of about twenty young men
and women intend going on 11 run from
lyre to Bridgeport tomorrow. if the
rain does not disappoint. They are to

Mamie Harrison. of Hancock avenue
it is said that the occasion is to an-
nounce the engagement of the venue
ladies. who are to have a double wed-
ding on the Fourth of July

A great many riders have no regard

the road and are almost willing to lig-
ure in a mixup to get it. i saw a rider
last night bug this left side of the
street and continually‘ ring his bell for
other cyclists to get out of the way.
aw there should be 0

Then there not a slight accident un-
der the Washington street bridge.
lost because riders still
lag» this core rs 1980'

lb. hula
111121111111: 11 no it!
idliill “fillies 1 o'yoliit‘ in 00min! lit the
capo: to direction. «There Is bound to
are for be a col lslob all
melts- the alumina

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

With such a town

h.t has very)
.1 man. He» 1

it

other hand the rider

penalty for not bar-

recedlng sec

Rowayton. collided

Thursday night and
former was bruised

was also

young men who were
along without any
shouted.wl1ere is
with the new bicycle

a cyclist. as they

go

he would not unest

No
arrest a man unless

on
They re-

the Misses Josie and

t O

they simply want all

 

G

to keep on the rig in

 

raiat in cut-

. ration; providing he travels at a piss .
is: not execsmhm six miles “hour. and
“an.“ an audible signal as often as i500 .

8111 feet are passed over}: 1 1‘
According to the above section.» all ..
W089“ you need to any to the oilicer who
might inquire why you have no light :
is.» that you were necessarily absent .
from home. and you‘ will be allowed» to ..

 

quite badly and received a cut on his . '
partly '
wrecked. Mr. Clark escaped both in-
jury to himself and his wheel

I i O

 
 
 
 

1 was riding on North Main street ' "
it was nearly ii o'clock.

1..

 

OM but do sayoii good. The
, 111nm militants not only: good
' lotus. but here's one in which you
would not» harmed if you drank a .
bill. There' I plasmids in a
11.11.111.10. ’9? on. qtfs‘nch it Filth
.Wllilame' hoot Boot. so»
once testing it 9911' ii look forward
to a tbit‘al i0..lu..illl!tlollod~ Your
palate will be pleased -- the dry .
spots in your throat will be routed
and it Will no. good all the way
.1 down-Yeur stomach will be grati- 7"
'3 flair-Watt whlrsliab your fwd-“1
you can fool licool your blood. All
alibi: all be had in the 5 gallons .
of [foot Boer made at home from ’
a bottle ofWilliaml’lxtnor. .

try itonce and you'll I" .
,Jitvays drink

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

in the first section it says that all '
rubber tired vehicles shall show. from
one hour after sunset till one hour be
fore sunrise, a light so placed in front

Cure

tomach troubles. Gen
1. bu tffe ffé‘ctitei“ Only 250 at F. H
Baxter's. 800th Norwalk. and John A.

 
 
 
 

«Riggs. Non-.wulk drug stores.

m

1 “What's the matter with your part-

. her? 1 1.1190 to talk to him about the
~ . margins of the book i want printed
‘ and he hastily left me.“

"011.1115 was caught in the his stock

slump. and he‘s a little nervous.‘

WW
Eczema. saitrheum, letter, chafing.
ivy poisoning and all skin tortures 1110

. Quickly cured by DeWitt's Witch Hait-
. cl Salve. The certain pile cure.
‘ C. Stillaon.

Geo

 

“Miss. Goldrox," began Mr. (Jul Q

' Late. "1 Must confess'that at last i
have lost my heartened you~—"

“My! that's too bad!" she interrupt-
ed. “it's so small you can never hope

. “to find it again.”

 

$100 REWARD. 8100.
The readers of this paper will be

"1 pleased to learn that there is at least

one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages. and

. that is Catarrh. Hall‘s Catan'h Ours

is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catnrrh being a
constitutional disease. requires econ.
stitutionul treatment.
in whom internally.
directly noon the blood» and mu-
ons surfaces of the system. there-
by destroying the foundation of
the disease. and givin‘g‘ the pa-
tient strength by building up the

a

” 7 constitution and assisting nature in do

Would almost be tempted
to build another ark were '
be living with us these wet 1
days. We have had such an
overdose of it that it has
tempted us to make an ear-
ly reduction in all our

MEN'S , suns.

Note these prices with

20 PER CENT. GLIPPED
OFF:

$14.00 Suits glow
12.00 Suits .pow
10.00 Suits .now

assoarM'Eur
(11.9.83.

1 use a son

Telephdne 139-12.

85 WASHINGTON ST.,
80. NORM/ALK-

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

$11.20
9.00 l‘ '
8.00

FIRST

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

. ‘ ‘tlrely cured her. ”
'1 Corns. Sores. Bulls. Bruises. Skin Die

. lug its work. The proprietors have so
1. " much faith in its curative powers. that
. they offer One Hundred Dollars for any

case that it fails to cure Send for list
of testimonials
Address, 9‘. J. CHENEY 0. 00..
Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists. 750.
. Hull's Family Pills are the best.

 

Mrs. Newbride (who has been bak-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

~ ing)-‘-i wonder who first inVented on

gel coke?
Mr. Newbride (who had to sample

-. the baking-4 don't know. but i fancy

it was one of the fallen agels.

A TERRIBLE EXPLOSlON.
"Of a gasoline stove burned a lady

 

 

f hero frightfull‘y." writes N 19. Palmer.
1 of Kit-krona. is.
: couldnt heal the running sore that fol

"The best doctors

lowed but Buckleu' s Arnica Salvo en.
infallible for Cuts.

eases anti Piles. 260 atffi‘ii. Baxter‘s
South Norwalk. and John A. Riggs.

' Norwalk.

WOW *1
LEHIGH DON’T 1.1a

 

 

You was your cool delivered to you
by the best 111ethod.We employ the
most careful men and our aim is for
perfection of delivery as well as per
faction of coal. .

WE KNOW IT

will be to your advantage to buy .111:
coal here.

mvmo LOCKWOOD .1. co.

Successors to B. Hams.

Coal Yard and Office Water street
Branch Office corner Washington and
Main streets. South Norwalk. Conn.

Telephone Cali. 81-5.
.. ... . “win—Tu... m
TREASURER WILKES' BENEFIT.

The benefit to Treasurer James ll.
Wilkes, of the Park City Theatre. Me
mortal Day afternoon and evening was
well attended and highly enjoyable
despite the fact that the leading man
read 12‘ 1311313111111 ‘31“11 itwtm an-

a rye ar 9.. c was

the it's taut part of lacharri

was“ . in on We Were Twenty
One. could not stir on account of a
sudden attack of rheumatism. and that
his t would hex led“: Mabort notice
9111101111111 ‘11 11111.11 '11 id

' very well, considering that he did not

’l‘h , know the part and had to have a book

8°

 

was the tart: taint
out visit but a actions
were broken. and

of cellulose.
sheen ls riding a new

12400019 ifl" "l.

 

 

“fore iijh at a hit am. He read 111'
at ya on and withwtgxoolient ex red-
onion and manner following WI
tMorrls’s style to perfection. in the
last act when he was obliged to milks
rapt love from the hook. the situation
became moonlit rldlchlmls. The
company was generally good. Missal
Lila Blow made a very sweet and win
some Phyllis. unrid sport Post.

MEOHANIOB PoaTPONE MIMOFi
0n turnout of the scarcity of hardy

1: flowers. the members of Lincoln (3011113

oil have decided to postpone tits» ducal-1‘

atlas of the graves of their deceased.

members from June 2 until sander.
June 9. “suing to Riverside cemetery

first and

 

Easily Understood—First Chinaman
~Let’s see! The Christians have a
text about turning the other when
struck on one cheek.

Second Chlnamnn~l don‘t doubt it.
Anything to increase the indemnity.

ONLY CURE FOR DYBPEPSIA.

Mrs. Franklin 311011.01 New Gas 8.
Del.. says: '.‘l suffered for years wi
11311119115111.0190 to have great dis.
tress and belching. i tried everything
i could hear of. but nothing helped me
till I took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured mo com plately."

For 'sale by R. H. Plaintod 11110 F. H
Baxter.

 

 

._._..

That Scotland will suffer something
by the change in sovereigns goes with
out saying. The king enjoys Scotland
in the shooting season for 11 couple of
weeks but Queen Alexandra never‘
took to the highlands.

 

A surgical Operation is ’not neces-
sary to cure piles. DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve saves all that expense
and never fails. Beware of counter-
felts. Geo. G. Stillson.

 

During the Discussion.wShe—~llut
you must not believe all these stories
about the missionaries in China. They
are helping your poor countrymen to
save their souls.

’i‘hc (ll1inman~1-May be!
poor countlyment have left!

SEVEN VEARB IN BED.

”Will wonders ever castle?" inquire
the friends of Mrs. L. Peace. of Law-
rence. Kan. They knew she had been
unable to leave her bed in seven years
on account of kidney and liver trouble.

anions prosthetics and general. debil-
av: but. "Three bot ties tit Electric
Bitters enabled me to wait. she
writes. “and in three months i felt like
a new person. " Women suffering from
headpcbe. Backhand. N “more.
clasp moods.» 1111mm y? this
and Dilly Spells will find it a price
less blessing. Try it. Satisfaction is
auaraat‘ecd 9".H1B aster. south Nor»

Only thing

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

Walk. and John 1A.. Rites. hermit

0 may" new hit: in your 'Uncle Tour a
a .
"i think so; its runs across the

river in a golf a fid'wlillc Topsy does ,
askirt danceau sings ‘Mister Hop

Bruitb Don’t Out hi'o lce.’ "
‘ WM

BA‘VIB A cow‘s Lll'l.
Mrs. cantata ll. “31109911010! Mll-

ford. Deb. “yd: “Brodilian lianBalm’ta

131i my boy’ls no. He began but like
a 0110‘W wad lost “with «urban...

h m ‘m and overall” ringl 1l11 the

 

“8'.
I! am

(, ' 0 her to penicillin“
. ll " 0.119%.- Jaundice. Bil-
. lousneas. Maia a, Fever and Ages and
gill‘biver and

Hall's Catarrh'; ‘ ’
acting

i. .
it

armour,

 

 

been a store character t. .

tics and enforcement (ii? a £88008!“
centui y law of great merchandisina .
No one tan quote you better 011063

 

A... menu”.
12 North Main 111.. '

 

 

 

‘1

 

a in ‘i
thing that is good. hardest price. 1and :-
leadership in low prices. has always .

i

 

FREE SERVICE has
up to 50 it. in leligih.
FREE STOVE CONNEC—i
nous.
~ ~ .‘f‘l
Lower Rates forties

MAKE A

 

The Besi‘aud Cheapest
for Kitchen use.

 

lion. Railway
& Lighting Co.

 

 

 

 

uswvoax NEW HAVEN 1‘.
HARTFORD RAILROAD.

TIME TABLE.

———-..~_

in effect May 19, 1901.

LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.

A. M.—-12:35x. ‘4155x 5:4531. 6:15.

0:55. 7:13, 7:54. 8218):. 92031:. 9:36.
9:50. 1022211. 10:10. 11:35x.

P. M.-~12:55x. 1:17. 2:251. 3: 04
3:21x. 4:07. 4:.5011 5.33, 5:.55x 6:41
7:07. 7. 55x, 8: ll. 10: 20.

SUNDAYS

A. M.-—12:35x, 4:55x. 5:45x, 9:05

9:401:

PioM'—3 21x ..: 33 5:55.: 7 20,8:101
10
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK.
A M.:—-l202x. 500 0:00. 7:00

8: 00x 8: 02 9: 00:1, 9: 0411, 10: 02):, 10: 04,
11: 0011. 11.02.

P.M.——12: 02. l: 04. 1: 3011.2: 00x. 3: 02
3:.30x 4:.0211 4:,04 41.30 502 6:.00:
0:02. 71.00 8'00x. 9:30. 111.0011

SUNDAYS

A. M.:——12 02x. 0: 00. 7: 30. 10: 02.

P. M.——-0: 00. 8: 00x. ii 00.

LEAVE BOUTH NDRWALK FOR
NEW HAVEN.

A M.—-]2: 08x. 12.0911 1:20x. (HS.
7: 42. 8: 42 9:10x. 10:10.11, 11:08): 11:38.

P. M.-—12:02x. 1:10. 3:07x. 4.18.
5:22, il'.20 7::.05x.90ilx 91,15 11:15.

Bridgeport in addition to above—P.
M.:-2 46.5104 7: 28. .

SUNDAYS.
07.:le 08"!
0:12. 11: 08x
P Mr—Hi 15.9:05.

A. M.——6:23.19:15. 9:53;.

7 f6 M.~'-1:so. 2:22, 4:28;. 5:10. 0:00.»
oauauav 'ro SOUTH'NORWALK.
A. lib—10:00. 7: 28, 8' 50. 9:88,11:87.
P.- BIL-11: 00:, 8:25 til
80nd

1111.. 71.9

11.01.. 0:.“ ’l: 671nm.
An 11 indicates express.

Delhi Freichl Line

NOIW‘BLK.‘
BOUT fflWALK

t

 

070'

 

 

«to ai
meals Dr
W r
coftvater in a rivsris‘a

1:09x. 1:20x. 7:42.

scorn. shew/11.x To unusuav. " 0

trains to Daubury. 0: 20 an
p.111. leave Danbury. 8: 05 3

It pays :11 every way to
have good wall paper put 1
on your walls. it works
better and wears better,

. 0017:1229. '. is both put 011
well and is good in tex-
ture and color.

Wall Papers, Painters’ Sup-
plies..Artists’ Materials.
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