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ROW] YTON.
The weekly class meeting was held
in the Methodist Church. last night.
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Charles 3H. Golder spent Saturday
. . 1. ‘3 and SundW with friends In New York.
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Clifford Randall is in New York to-
day, on business
E. E. Gonham. the pointer, is ill at
his home in First avenue.
Archie Dunn is the guest of 'l'. S. Glo-
vcr. in Maple avcnuc.
Tonight. (‘uptain James. of the local
Salvation Army, will tell of his cxpcr—
iencc. ‘
Mrs. M s. Partrltk who has been ill
at the home of relatives in Danbury. is
improving
After suffering two weeks with hay
fever. Howard Sherwood. of South Os-
born avenue. has recovered.
Mrs. B .l. Gillespie. of Hartford. is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S
Naphey. in South Osborn avenue.
Mrs. William Bates and Mrs. E. K.
St. John. went to New York, yesterday.
to remain with friends several days.
Prof. Frank Spaulding will leave to—
morrow for New Jersey. His school
opens on Wednesday. September 26.
Mr. and Mrs. Ercdcrlik l’ltzer. of
Stuart avenue. are expected to return
from their visit with friends in Morl-
den.
Someone has stolen the effects on the
fish boat belonging to Captain Ducross.
The latter has been absent for several
, months.
There will be a special meeting of the
East Norwalk fire department. tomor-
row evening. ‘and important business
will be transacted.
Mrs. J. W. Davis, wife of Rev. J. W.
- Davis. of Bett‘s Place. will return froin
Bethol tomorrow. where she has been
visiting relatives.
The infant girl baby, of Mr. and Mrs.
John F. Marris. of Maple avenue. died
this morning. quite suddenly. with
diphtheria. The little one had'been ill
only a few days.
it was reported this morning, that
Michael C. Drew, who is ill at the Nor-
walk Ho§pltal. with typhoid fever. was
no better. and if anything he was
thought to be a little worse.
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The pastor of the Knight Street A.
M. E. Church and several of the mem-
bers. visited tlieclnss meeting in the
East Avenue Methodist Church. last
night. The meeting was an interesting
one.
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A special meeting of the Salvation
Army will be held tomorrow evenliian
the army barracks. on the Washington
street bridge. The brass band connect-
ed with the army in Bridgeport. will be
present.
An interesting meeting of the What~
socver Circle of..b'.ing's Daughters. of
the. South Norwalk Congregational
Church, was held‘ last night. at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Davis.
in East avenue.
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Miss Lucy J. Lamlre. of Scllcck
street. is very ill with appendicitis.
Last night It was not expected that she
would live. and Rev. J. J. Foust was
sent for. it is thought that she is
somewhat better today.
.. Dr. F. L. Olmstcad. of this place. says
that equinltia. the new disease among
horses is returning again. He is now
doctorlng horses belonging to James
Mugner. of Norwalk. and George Gelst
and lrving Lockwood. of South Nor-
walk.
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Christopher Michel the barber on the
Washington Itr t fiidge. is getting
ready to move h s effects from his res-
idence in Second avenue. to Bridgeport.
where he intends to enter the employ of
a barber. His right hand man in the
barber shop on the bridge. will conduct
the local place. ‘
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Directly after the weekly prayer
meeting in the East Avenue Methodist
Clilldch tomorrow evening. the official
board will meet and elect. three trustees
to fill the vacancies caused by the ex-
piration of the terms of three memberI.
it is the sonnet meeting of the board
and touch important business will be
transacted.
Men in the employ of the Connecticut
Railway and Lighting Com many. clean-
ed out the sewer at the an avenue
railroad bridge, out of the east- bound
railroad station. in East Norwalk. this
morning. After every heavy rain. the
puny was unable to run Its cars
attic railroad brid owing. to the
road sung oval-flowed wt th water. Many
timen It has been necouary to transfer
the passengflo‘ro‘r onebnr to another.
'Bevoral londI irt were taken from
the sewer at this point.
The East Ayanue Methodist Church
bu been i “M to Join in the memor-
George Wicks his completed the on-
“trains of hill boot More in Main
street. "
William H. Doland has disposed of a
.arge1 apple tree in the rear of his
residence in Main street.
Miss Ethel Austin has returned
hOHlt‘ from New York. where she has
spent most of the summer.
The Hoffman family. of the Rotou
l’olnt road. expects to return to tluelr
home in Newark, N. J.. soon.
Willis Nickerson, who has a posi-
tion in Bridgeport. spout Sunday iit his
residence in Highland avenue.
M
es laying in Wilson Cove. it is said
that this is the sign of bad weather.
The Spies family, which hashecn
spending the summer in this place.
has returned to their home in new
York.
Mrs. William Colgrovc. of Norwich.
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George
Wicks. of Raymond street. for a few
days.
Miss Alice Marsh. of Bridgeport,
spent Sunday with her uhcle and aunt
Mr. and Mrs. John Rich. of Crockett
avenue.
A memorial service of prayer and
testimony will be held in tho Roway
ton Baptist (‘hurch on Thursday ev
ening at ’7: 46.
Lawrence Grant smashed his thumb
last Friday by having a large case of
locks fall on it. it is thought that
Mr. Grant will be able to resume his
work In a few weeks.
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The ordination to the ministry of
.S. D. Woods ls.to take place on Thurs-
day lrl the Baptist Church. in the at.
ternoon the' Council will meet at 3
o'clock. and the ordination services
will be held at 7:30 p. to.
Mrs. An'nie Miller. who has been
the guest ”of Mr. and Mrs. James Stev‘
ens. of Maple avenue. for thc past
three weeks. has returned to her home
in bpringdalc. Mrs. Miller is the ma—
tron of the Christian Home for inva-
lids and Nervous People.
Rev. F. C. Brown. of the Baptist
Church. preached a very impressive
sermon. Sunday evening. on the death
of our beloved president. taking for
his text “How are the mighty fallen.‘
“Nearer. My God. to Thee" and "Lead
Kindly Light." President McKinley's
favorite hymns. were sung during the
service.
Henry Vosburgh. the young son of
Mr. and Mrs. George Vosbiirgh, ran
away from his home last Saturday.
and has not been seen since. He took
all the clothes he could lay his hands
on. and also a quantity of nice cake
which his mother had just made. it
was reported that a letter had been
celved from lilm yesterday by Louis
Raymond. saying that he was in New
Canaan and he was having a good time
angi that he had secured a position.
C. H. Guider. secretary and treasur-
er of the Rowayton Gun Club. was as
greatly pleased as a child with a
new doll when he received a check
from Howard Bell large enough to car»
'ry the amount now In his hands for
the gun fund to over $100. He. says
' e are now on the short end of the
string." and inquires who will be next
to give a lift. so the gun can be
mounted next month. it will cost
nearly 3190. without filling Iip the
grounds. which can be done later. The
carriage for the gun is now put to-
gether and painted and stands on Mr.
Giiidcr's store stoop.
DARIEN AND-HOBO TON.
John Oberlander took a party of
about twelve in his steam launch Dar-
leh, to Cold Spring this morning. on
a beach plummlng expedition.
A baby irl has been born to Rev
and Mrs. . L. Guernsey. the former
being pastor of thc Darlen Methodist
Church. Mother and child are doing
nicely.
Rev. Paul Moore. Strayor. pastor or
the. South
Church. spoke at the state Sunday
school convention in the COngrogatiou-
tl Church, last night.
M.
Contractor Haas. of Noroton
Strhwborry Hill. Stamford. and is to
build a house for Frank Selleck. of
Stamtord. in the near future.
The many friends of Mrs.
Harry
ludl véill hp picked it).
learnt that
to leave he Norwalk Hospital where
Ihg but a oonlin‘ed for the past
three would...
Melt B. Cofoot loft yesterday
morning for Ba Ilo. the Pan- American
ial "Hm the Nogmroleéht gfihfio wii gone stipulates
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0' mm mm Die“ i lootg a y
Indiifi “no u mgr Elli.“ weak” or t.l
the ' «an
will he no IIrvioo held in the East Ave-
nuc Church in the Ifternoon The rog-
Idar weekly pmor hosting in the
evening. will take on the cm of I
rumour! IIrvioI. MM". mu will
dollar. In Iddrdlr tomorrow afternoon.
as will Rev. Paul Moore Btrayor and
several others.
'A var important meeting of the lamp
«nth Bhutto oftho am Avofiuc Moth.
odilt Church. m hold on Monday
tIlt tohvet in
much I No ‘1‘.
The IervlceI in memory of the late
ProIidont McKinley will be held in the
Congregational Church at 8 p.m to
marrow IWnlhl Iiltlillit' tony. sever-
al men of the town are “posted to
speak and t be given
figutoox‘prnfl‘ is. His
tic gonm ly iii cord invitId..
John J Money. I committee of the
Superior Court IIP II to insist
There is a tugand a number of barg- '
Norwalli Congregational .
Heights. is bulldinx a residence on .
n I I or time now she will be able .I
Exposition Niagara Falls. and par“ of '
who to I. c. CIOIIIIYII. I
AIIIICAN TIN PLAT!
This is the trade mark Itampcd on every sheet of MP
Roo’i‘ln
Tih-‘Jthe best roofing tin made.
evidence- that it has the heaviest and richest coating of
pure tin and new '.lead dipped by the palm oil process.
and manufactured entirely by hand labor. MP is
impervious to rust—will last I lifetime. Ask your
roofer for HP Roofing Tim—or
do: mounted book on roolng.
It is
'0“. cam.“ Building. PlltIhum.
“IPA“. I“! Yul.
Bank. and was spirited until it reach-
eo 3.1.000 when the bidders were re '
diicod in number. The sale cleared up
the title to the property, which was
previously clouded by the claims of
conditional heirs.
Mrs John Murphy. of Center street.
who fell and broke her arm a short
it me wishes to thank all the poo-
pls in oarien who in any way helped
her financially or otherwise. She says
that the people of Barton are very
kind and she. will never forgot the way
they succored her.
Constable Sharer arrested Samuel
Austin. of liowayton. Monday night
for beating his wife. and committing
a. breach of the peace. He was taken
before Justice. William H. Wlllmott
il‘., yesterday morning and sentenced
to fifteen days in jail and fined 37 and
costs.l Constable Shercr took the man
to Jul .
if It had not been for the prompt
action of Baggagemaster Ralph Biron
ard and another young man. when me
3:13 west-bound accommodation train
pulled In to Darion yesterday after.
noon. there certainly would have been
a fatality. A New York drummer who
makes frequent trips through this part
of the country. and stops at most oi
the small places lilting the way. arriv-
ed at the depot about ten minutes be
fore the train was doc. Just before It
out in an appearance he took out his
watch and stating that be guessed the
train was late. stepped across the rails
and leaned up against the fence. The
engineer of the train saw the man
Itandlng there. and began to blow the
whistle. No attention was paid to the
sharp blasts of the latter. Baggage»
master Birchard saw the predicament
the man was in. Anomer young man
saw it too. and shouted with all his
might. Quick as a flash Mr. Blrchard
darted across the track and grasping
the man by the arm. pulled him fort”
lbly to the depot platform, just as the
engine shot by. it was a my close
call and the drummer realized it after
it was all over.
POPU LAR AM USEMENTS.
Power Behind the Throne.
”Mildred Holland Iii her highly suc-
cessful romantic drama “The Power
Behind the Throne," is underlined for
an early appearance in this city. Miss
Holland‘s'succosa last season was phe
nomanal. Hcr tour was marked with
the montiuuemphatlc success. Many re
turn dates were played and on newly
ayery occasion Miss Holland played to
capacity. The production of- "rho
Power Behind the Thione” is (ostl)
d'i'id elaborate, and it is promised that
e play will be one of the most sat-
gfactory performances over soon in
is city Miss ollqn d is one of the
ally fow groht ell-disco in America.
he has the opinions. training. .ndi
Above all the temperament essential
to success. Al. Hoyt's theatre. Octo
her 2.
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Tho LilliputIInI.
The outside feature with the Royal
Lilliputians which Is not loan by the
audience is the carrying of a number
.of special mudc beds for the lants
who appear in the production. hose
beds are made up and portable and
re taken apart and piit together at
nth city where the optimality nppeurI.
htradarlte room are socurod by the
advance agent and tho rogular hotel
beds are intro 0% down and the would
IdI orooted. here are very few door
IslIIgI ally of. the ants can walk on
or without rIol ing. At Hoyt'I
hoatro Sontombor 36.
. M'Iy fiIltI‘ Campus .
Noll Gwynn wu'piiolont
tired on loans last nl lit at Hoyt'I
Théatro. y the May Ike Company.
no characters win-vi;l w'ollluuuatoinrd.
so. I e g ouaryooc vo
in the 1 id?“ it to“?
«I I lent. I
Tom ’liltuuib Ind
Indlonoo ’wi ho pro
play will no Charity Girl
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to atoll-3‘
The specialties ’y
Canton Ba on “in! dollgh tug tile. '
min. This afternoon Peg. 0W0Illilt0n- i.
I being presented. and tonight the
DOCTORS ISSUE A STATEMENT.
No DlIIenslonI Over the Case of Prey
ident McKinley.
BUFFALO, September 18~The fol~
following statement was given out last
night. by the physicians who attended
President McKinley. during his last ill-
ness:
"The undersigned surgeons and phy-
sicians who were in attendance on the
late President McKinlcy have had their
attention called to ccrtain sensational
statements recently published indicat-
ing dlssentions and mutual recrlmlna-
lions among them.
“We desire to say to the press and
public. once for all. that every such
with any of HS. containing criticisms of
one another or of any of our associates
are false.
“We say again that there was never
a serious disagreement among the pro-
fessional stimulants as to any of the
symptoms. or as to the treatment of the
opinion.
“Pending the completion and publi-
cation of the official reports of the post
mortem examiners and attending staff.
we shall refuse to make any further
statements for publication. and alleged
interviews with any of us may be taken
as fictitious.
”‘liiA'l‘THEW l). MANN.
“ROSWELL PARK.
“HERMAN MYNT
“El'GENE WASl) .
“CHARLES J. STOCKTON.“
R.
LA HACHA EVACUATED.
VenezueiInI Arc Entering the Place
and Occupying if.
WILLEMSTAD. island of Curacoa.
September lit. via Haytlan cubic—-
News has been received here from
Caracas to the ffect that the. Venezue-
lan government has been informed
that Ln Hacha has been evacuated by
the Colombians and that the Vcno
:iicluns have cntcred the place and
are occupying it. In Caracas thc Vene-
.zuclaii forces in thc lilo Hacha district
are called Liberals. They are said to
be composed of Colombians and Veno
zuclans. indiscriminately and are us-
.lng the. Colombian flag. There is dis-
ionslon betweon the Venezuelan
troops and Colombian revoliitlonists.
which have- piirposely confused Colom-
bian and Venezuelan flags. which are
do similar that It is hard to distinguish
them at a distance from the shore.
Business at. Maracaibo is practically
at a standstill. Tho unsettled condi
tion of the customs have vastly dimin-
ished the government resources. Coast-
wiso transpoi tation of- troops and com
munication with the interior are most
dlfllcult.
It is supposed at Caracas that the
evacuation of the La Haclia was a
strategic movement. .
NATHAN HALE STATUE COMPLET.
ED.
NEW YORK, September ill—Tho
statue of Nathan Hale. made by 0rd-
way Patridge for talc University has
been completed. The patiiot is shown
lhnrolc It". as if walking toward his
. lace of execution. his hand held Mill
and his hands loosoiy bound with rope
behind his back Every one who has
seen the model has been well planned“
when the sculptors conception of tho
linen the University ,wiIhI h
. not more contented:
publication and all alleged interviews
case. or as to the bulletins which were
issued —-a very unusual unanimity of
then with!
thought to
Iliad used
to vault” Ir ,.
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They no wonderful .n building up the
health. Orrl use per box. Sold by F
H Baxter, outh Norwallt, and John
A Riggs, Norwalk. .
Carrie Nation is now telling that she
1will “have a chance to live her own
life." We wonder that old maids are
they have a
chance to live their own lives.
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A SHOCKING CALAMITY
"Lately befall a railroad laborer;'
writes Dr. A. Kollctt, of Williford. Ark..
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it's simply wonderful for Burns. Bolts,
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world's champion healer. Cure guar-
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South Norwalk. and John A. Riggs
Norwalk.
A reporter who was sent mto write up
a religious meeting recon ly wrote that
he spent an hour in listening to a wo
man talk, and that all she said was
“0h. sisters. do not be discouraged. "
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‘ “Jones seems lather proud of his ig-
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“Yes; well, hc't got a good big lot of
it."
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you know!"
Candidate—“Yea. but every man
hasn‘t the. price!"~—Detroit Free Press.
A NIGHT OF TERROR.
"Awful anxiety was felt for the wid
ow of the brave General Biirnham of
Machine Me. when the doctors said
she would die from Pneumonia before
morning" writes Mrs. S. H. Lincoln
who attended her that fearful night.
but she begged for Dr. King 5 New Dis-
covery. which had more than once any
ad her life, and cured her of Consump‘
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Further Ilse entirely cured her." This
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walk and John A. Rigg's drug store
Norwalk.
When a man goes tor riinnln' fer of-
bo‘n a Baptist. raised a Methodist. en
eddlcated a Presbyterian—Atlanta Con-i
Btitutlon.
Many physicians are now prescrib-
lug Nodol Dyspepsia Cure regularly
having found that it is the boat pros-
Icription than can write because it is
the one preparation which contains the
elements necessary to digest not only
some kinds of food but all kinds and it
therefore cures indigestion and dye:
pepsin no matter what its cause. Geo
C. Stillson.
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Optimist—“Well. old man. did you
enjoy Europe?"
Possimlat—"No; i wasn't disappoint-
ed in half as many things as i expected
to be disappointed inf-Detroit Free
recs.
Irooo DEATH or-‘r.
Fl. 13. Mu day. alawyer of Henrietta.
Tex. onooy oolod a grave; Hdigger He
our: ythbro or who .vory low with}
In iIi-iiil' favor and Iliuiilcq. 1p
shaded him to try llll trio Bitters. Ind
ho was soon much he or. but contin
u‘Id tttiolr .qu ii til he was wholly our
.od um Iul‘s lootrin Bit and
his life." This remedy IIp‘o
If its dlIoIII‘ germs and
kidneyI and ha 16, hm conI
armor» I. “"03: dildhhedflgd
'w ‘t bloc, In "bowimfliimds gives
wt
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Lora store. Norw i.k
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Minister treading wedding service):—
“And you. Hans. take this woman for
{bottom for we In?"
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K'iNNAN a MAIIVIN‘
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Mood; uni- digestion. minus liver 9* n
Id John Bitl
Will be Hold ln'thpfioliuilmflfl
day Afternoon In Molnar-y of Preside
prIpIratlonI are heingimadc for two
btg maul meetings to be held in Cali-
seum. Sunday afternoon and evening.
in memory of the dead presi‘ient. The
meetings are to be for the benefit of the
general public. Prominent speakers of
national reputation will address the
meetings. This afternoon In articfo.
prepared by Superintendent of Schools
E. G Cooley. on the life and charac
ter of President Me into. and the and
ormlty of crime wile zolgdsl coin-
to the pupils of all the pillilir schools.
the big memorial parade to be held on
Thursday
(‘anton Ohio. . _
The parade will he made up Of repre«
sentatives of~every [civic and military
organization in Chicago. The 800 reg-
ulars at. Fort Sheridan. including the
’l‘wentyuilntli infantry. and the Nintlt
and Twenty~llrst battcrlcs of artillery.
under Colonel Van Horne. will also be
Iin linc. Besides the parade memorial
services will be held in all the. churches
in Chicago.
bulill monument. at Lincoln Park.
HONG KONG HOUSES COLLAPSE.
qLIIt 23.
VlCTOltlA. a. 0.. September 19——
The Kobe Hcrald says that the Japan-
1 esc cabinet is discussing the placing of
Japanese bonds to the value of to.-
000.000 you in America.
As a result of the. collapse of a num-
ber of houses at liong Kong August 22
forty-three lives were lost.
The North China Daily News says
that Governor Yuan Shlh Kai is to be
made governor of Chi Li and Li Hung
Chang made governor of Shop Tung in
his stead.
MR CLEVELAND LEAVES WASH-
lNGTON.
WASHINGTON. September 18—-
Former President Cleveland left Wash-
ington for Princeton. N. J._ yesterday
afternoon. accompanied by Colonel
Daniel S. Lamont. his former secre
tary of war, in the Iatter‘s private car.
DailyF Ight Lino
BETWEEN
,Ng'iif. YORK.
NOR Will-K AND
SOUTH NORWALK.
Scaiiicrs Eagle and ('in 0f Nor-
wall; leave New York. Pier 23.
East Riiir. llickiiiziii street, 3 ii.
iii. .\urwalk and South Norwalk
during the night.
READ THIS!
Our very best Butter,
23c lb.
C O A L
$5. 75perton
DELIVERED IN YOUR BIN.
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and that is the BEST.
Place your ordbrs now. and take ad-
vantage of price quoted Ibove.
Boat in quality. cleanly screened.
competent drivers. prompt delivery.
been in the put, give no your order.
and we will pleuln you.
but lulled ii iii
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C AGO Septembci 18 . Extensive ”in“; how. Wrfilfllfll
permit—help very‘iiglit
—is the why 0 “so good for ID lit-
tle."
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Dppohlte “affix?
Arrangements have been completed for .-
mltted in assassinutlngh him will be read,
the day of the funeral at ';
soon paper as low It up.
MAIN ST.
carriage Works.
The unveiling of the Garb
on
Friday. has been postponed until Sat-
urday. October i2. 1901. out of respect
to the memory of President McKinley.
Forty-three Lives Loot There on Au-
We handle only one grade of Coal '
No matter what your Inheritance tin ’
Milo“! total; .
marina ”fwi’m? Iii hindl. ~
minimums“. ‘3‘va
, ‘ . is
Are now in stock. A larger vmaty
than our before. Prioosi's’oe urinal.
very low. Having engaged] humans
of FIRST-CLASS PAPER. HANGIRI.
we are in better positionthitn over to
do your work. .., 11.41
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DECORATING. "
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WITHIN THE. RAND! ,. ‘Wl
of everyone the price nudist my”.
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good value. Designed and mutilated
on true principles. they give great hoot
from a small amount of tool. nano-
some in appearance and of grout
of compactness.
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Cor. North Main and Welt ItW ~
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Plumbing and 3mm III: 1
Ina.
Hot Water Huang.
Washburn Crosby‘s Gold Medal ”0' I" H.."na-
Flour. 68c bag. ..
Peninsular Milk. do can mufivflfiwfiu 1 I
5 lb. pkg. Hominy. 15c.
London Cocoa. 1A lb. can. 18c G“ gunmum ., . II-
6 boxes Sardines in Oil. 2oc I I O "”1033" “a,“ N d. \
5 lb. pkg. Gold Dust Washing W. 4...... 5
Powder, Inc. The m 8 ' ’
7 bars Gloss Soap, 250. ‘1 WALL g 'm’” T ‘ “'d I
11 bars Saratoga Soap. 250. .. TE NDIW
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AND EMBALMER. ” £1
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South Nor-walk. " '
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