Prescription Draggist and
Photo Supplies.
205 Washington Street.
IIII NiliiliiiK Ins
Mills Alice antennas. of 17 Illversld
avenue. is visiting at Oakland Beach
Miss Mary Carlson. of New Haven, is
the guest of friends in Second avenue.
.m
Mrs. idII Finch. of East Norwalk. has
been the guest of friends in Dnnbury.
William Sachlter' s boy has been quite
ill during the past week. with rheuma-
tism
I‘ Rev. J. J. Fonst will speak at the
West Norwalk Chapel tomorrow after
noon.
Mrs. E. ii. (lumbart. of Osborne avo-
Iiuo. is slowly recovering from a re-
ccnt illness.
The ligree Club was entertained
Wednesday night. at the home of Miss
Edith Youngs.
' Mr. Weed. father of Mrs.
Brundage. in the Benedict Farm dis
trict. is quite ill.
Hafncr' s block is receiving a coat of
point. When finished it will present I1
fine appearance.
Mail Carrier .l. H. Hanford is taking
a day off today. and J. 0. Seaman ll
substituting for him.
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' Michael C. Drew. who is ill with ty-
phoid fever. at the Norwalk Hospital,
continues about the same.
Ex-Lieutenant Dean. of the Salvation
Luther
Army. is the guest of Mrs.
Whitney. in Butler street. Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs..James Harris. of East
are entertaining
Mrs. Calvin Braisted. of Staten Island.
Washington street.
William Moflett. of East waaik.
has secured a position in W A. Bron-
son‘s meat market. in First avenue.
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The Keogh building. which was be-
ing trued up, has been completed. A
new foundation has been laid under it.
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The Cleveland Wheel Club will go on
a run tomorrow: The place will be de-
clded upon when the boys meet tomor-
row morning.
After spending two months in Dan-
William C.
Thomas has returned to her home in
bury and Bantam. Mrs.
Henry street.
The Golden Rule Circle of King's
Daughters met with Mrs. William B.
Staples. Pine Hill. East Norwalk. yes-
terday afterngon.
1Mrs. W. H. Bloom. of First avenue.
East Norwalk. who has been seriously
ill during the past few weeks. is report,-
ed as being worse.
There will be class meeting in the
East Avenue Methodist Church. next
it is desired that a
Tuesday night.
large number be present.
William R. Gilbe t was in Bridgeport
yesterday. on the
glary case.
nine months in Jail.
The first Epworth League meeting of
the East Avenue Methodist Church. to
be held on Monday night in six weeks
will be held next. Monday night.
be a prayer service and roll call.
Mrs. J. W. Davis is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Jay C. Holden. in Sey-
Before she returns to her
home in Betta place. she will visit her
sister. Mrs. Harrison.Whltney. in Wat-
mour. Conn.
erbury.
u by night the Epworth
ast Avenue Methodist
Chur, . old a watermelon. socii-
here will be musical and liter-
Refreshments will be
hie.
ary exercises.
served in the basement.
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Owing to the fact that Congressman
E. J. Hill has Just arrived home from
Washington. D. 0.. and Clinton.
will be impossible for him to open "in
the East avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. tomorrow night. .
There will be divine service. as usual.
Hi ram
enry Schultze bur-
Schultze burglarized Cil-
bert‘s shoe shop. and was sentenced to
it will
and it ruby be sure that a large crowd
will go to hear him. as he is a most abl
Speak”, Illd it is quite a compliment
' ‘pr walks to have him here.
$3311”? Mantras ling; amt.
l G 3 M Bl] ll 3 “the '
P'flu lslicinvitatl on nth
' i" A ivp'oclal service will be
held Tuesday night. Tuesday after-
noon I “the“ neil’will take place.
R0 WAIYTON.
Edward Thomas tslnoving his house
hold el'fchiSVlID idflmfigm-IN' I
The steamer Kate C. Steven“ life
boat is receiving a coat of paint.
C
The house occupied by Archie Mills
in Main street, is being rcshlngled.
Closed cars were put on the Roway.
ton brunch this morning by the Con-
necticut Lighting and Railway Com-
pany. and were found to be very agree~
able.
Tho Misses Biackman. . who have
been stopping at the residence of Mir
jor Lucky during the summer. have re
turned to their home in Philadelphia.
Sunday services in Rowsyton Bap-
tist Church-«Sermon by pastor. 10:4b
a. m.. topic. “Footprints of Christ;"
evening at 7:30. subject of sermon. “A
Cheap Religion." Sunday school meets
at 12; Juniors at 3:30; Senior Christ-
ian Endeavor at 6:30. Thursday. at
7:45 p.-m.. weekly social praise and
prayer service.
The veterans of the army and navy
will attend services at the Methodist
Church tom'orrow evening at 7:30,
Fowler Post. G. A.‘ R. will come in a
body. and are expected to bring their
old battle flag. All other old soldiers
are invited to attend. The church
has been handsomely and tastefully
decorated for the occasion. and appo
priate patriotic music has been se-
lected.
warm AND Manama.
John Graham. of Stamford, visited
friends in Daricn. yesterday.
lsaac Purdy. of New York, is the
guest of friends In Noroton.
The registrars of the town received
about eighty applications from would-
be voters on Thursday.
Herman Selleck has a position at
the rubber goods factory of William
Finch in Mt. Vernon. N. Y.
Up to date the contributions to-
wards the building fund of the Darien
library amounts to 81.240. and the suc
cons of the institution is fully assured.
The topic for Epworth League Sun-
day will be “The Saloon Power Doom-
ed." Psalm 37; 1-10. (Temperance
meeting). Leader. Clarence E. Cro-
foot.
The ice cream and peach festival
given by the Men's Club of the Con.
gregational Church in the Town Hall.
next Tuesday night. is free to every-
body.
Governor Mclman has approved the
requisition upon the Comptroller of
A. ‘B. Beers. treasurer of the Soldiers’
Hospital Board. for 811.000, for the
Soldiers' Home. at Noroton.
The topic for the .lunior Christian
Endeavor Society. Sunday. will be
‘Why 1 Will Never Touch Strong
Drink" (each Junior to recite some
temperance poem); lsaiab 5:11. 12320-
24: leader, George Blackmorc.
Notwithstanding the unfavorable
weather. there was a good attendance
at the Methodist prayer meeting last
Wednesday evening. The subject for
the next meeting will be the second
half of the third chapter of 1 Peter.
Methodist Episcopal Church. llov.
Joseph L. Guernsey. pastorwillvine
worship. with sermons. Sunday. at
10:30 a. m.. and 7:80 p. m. Morning
topic. "Christian Work;" evening sub-
ject, "The Most Perilous teptlcism.
Raylhon'd Ind Harold (lodbor. of
Newark. N J.. have returned after a
nine Weekli‘ visit with their grand-
patients. Selectman and Mrs. (3.1 W
Raymond at Noroton. They were also
the guests of Norwalk friends during
their stay.
Fred Chaddorton, the English bar
ber. called at The Sentinel ofl'lce yes
tierday afternoon and stated that the
reporter for The Sentinel must have
been misinformed relative to the drop-
ory in front of his btrbtr shop in Stein-
ory of President McKinley. He stated
that no one told him to take the flags
Wat't‘ifii‘i‘stih'; ,yctgggat: filth ‘t‘thi’iii list)” "“‘i‘. 3.}.
bruit and Osborn wound The Rev. Moved them. He says thei- was no
Charles T. Coorr wi
niost cordially am It
I «.19er lih‘iodtlon', of in arms
one. the general min of t o Mans .lre-
mo Hotel. South NorwoJlI, lore a long
gash in his arm. several days ago. in
which Dr. 1.. M Allen was obliged to
. take seven stitches Contain Eric
ted to a It Will
”minim SIMS: libel:
ought in his
Winch
’ man in
' ‘lli'otherldi'liv‘t
: “Wm “Mal:
chitin!
ole did
Mt t o driver.
It‘ll
{hydrofluoric
U
inim-
preach and all are
stubs elbow and
Slut? ub—
rooted much attention.
mm
OM
Damaging that did no
was subjected to
The animal
trouble over the matter thtGVor.
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Patrick Movies: Stamford came
hordrh his loop Clef“. straw «will 166:”
rowboat whl any! I: stolen from near
Hoyt? nuclei ne‘fnm‘ t'hc'olari
ilbpcs‘r'ci'i. Mr.'oyian¢1’*says he '6 on
the r ovcry of his boat to n
’ a: M [align :1;ng ft of
N «too i o n on; of I
n
oilseed ‘
alarmed Mr. Mom or thenct
swaps-
the cl‘l’ft (lane und6 1‘
he at once wont to Watamfrnd& and in-
t Mules. .W tonmpcn't
Vol; will m 21.931". .2
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. ll'ranlr Pearl. of Flown“.
3M ,WVIOII l2! South
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" III II bod “in in twin. .
‘ in Malia Add“ all.” not It) on eiiv.‘
int WW slow
to noting substitute.
it is probabioth t the Marv
place,on on "the R to. ” has “in Mad
to New York parties. for the month of
octobnr or Junker?
Th it it old i
e no peso to n ripen rig in
cinema JIokOod'it ochnrd will proba-
bly bear comparison with Fruit Grow“
Hale's Glastonbury peaches. .
atThe musical portion of the service at
Sit'ilatthew' a. Sunday morning. was
diode unusually attractive by the ren-
daring of the. bymnV “Mad. Kindly
W
Eleven young girls. mom rs of Class
3 Congregational Sun‘tiayy’gchool. are
heal-sins a play to be- en in the
chapel. Friday everyng. September 27th
Doors will be open at ll o'clock.
own-hum
Mr. and Mrs. 21. H, Fitch avea fam-
ily party. Tuesday evenlnz. n hobor of
Master Samuel M.. Who has achieved
his first birthday anniversary. This en-
tertainment well sustained the reputa-
tion of the pleasant old home gather-
ings at the Fitch homestead.
Rev. J. E. Written. of Marshall Mich.
and former rector of St. Matt ew a this
place. has been spending a eek with
Mr and Mrs. H. G. Thomson. He as-
stated in the services at St Matthew 5
SIlnday morning. and the large attend-
ance of his old time friends attested to
his great popularity.
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”.31‘hVntmllomslpa
2"!!st
yd;
Doctor Wallets,"
Say a Thero' is Noll:
Equals. ”Eyelid BL?
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“ DEAR Mus. Prmnbuewffiafl inmi intelligent physician is above
the ‘School.‘ Whnmvorcls' Motrin ill in load should be used, no matter
to what school a physiI inn belou gs.
prescribe the best and M l gkdollv
ng in Motoria‘ Medics which e ini‘e impala E. Pinkllnm' s v
table (hippo: din anyone can a I fr-nmic disorders, I unhesitating
prescribe it, full have never yet been s4 my. .
“I know of nothing better for ovarian troubles and for falling ol
the womb or ulceration” it binomial
their normal condition quicker c: at be
known it to cure barrenness in women, \illtl to-day are
of children, and while the medical prides. lon‘ lookpd
out
mi
in
I have learned, instead, to look- -up
name it be known; If my follo'altplnysumV
of them would stolen my sent
The churchea‘of WWn united in a "I
memorial service for the late Breatdenl
McKinley. which was held Thursday
afternoon. at 2 o chick in the Congrega- . .V
tlonnl Church. There was a litrgo at-
tendance. The pulpit wa's draped in the ’
national colors. surrounded by emblems
of mourning contrasting with choice
cut flowers. The order of services were '
conducted by Rev. W. D. Hart. and
were as follows.
Hymn—Nearer. My God To Thee.
Choir.
Address.
Rev. W. D. Hart.
Responsive reading. 48th Psalm. led by .
liev W. D Hart.
Prayer and reading 90th Psalm,
Rev. Mr. Miller.
Hymn—«Lead Kindly Light.
Address;
Rev. W. E. Hooker.
Hymnv—My Jesus As Thou Wilt.
Selection from Scripture.
Rev. W. D. Hart.
Rev. Mr. Robbins.
Reading letter from Herbert Ogden.
Rev. W. D. Hart.
Address.
Address.
George Ogden.
Closing Prayer.
Rev. W. E. Hooker.
liylnn—»..iesus Lover of My Soul.
llenedictlon.
Rev. Mr. Miller.
IN MEMOSIAM.
...__._—
William McKinley.
Rest in peace. thy work is do”
All they conflicts. all they cares,
Naught can reach thee. noble one.
Naught to grieve can touch you there.
Rent in peace. 0 noble one.
"God's will. not ours. be done."
Those were grand brave words that
came
From lips now cold and dumb.
Rest in peace. we lay thee low.
Near the dear old spot of home and
friends.
Chanting the hymn thou iovest well.
“Nearer. My God Nearer to Thee.’
Best in peace. yet mem‘ 'ry oft.
Will those solemn words recall.
When in accents low you softly spoke
“ .od‘s will. not ours. be done."
Rest in peace. but not foroVer.
Will thy form In darkness sleep;
Angels near thy tomb will hover
And thy dust in safety keep.
Rest in peace. ah. thou shall rise—
Prealdent. friend. we will meet you
there.
in the home beyond the skies.
Many loved ones are gathered there.
Rest in peace. one more farewell.
God's willswnot ours. is done.
'l‘hy trials and labors all have ceased:
William McKinley. rest in peace.
ANNA M. LAMBERT.
East Norwalk.
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REV. 8. DV. WOODDRDAINED.
services of the Baptist Council Held
in Rowavton Yesterday.
The council milled by the Baptist
Church of Rowayton to examine S D.
Wood with a view to ordination. mot
yesterday and or iron at 3 p. m.
By motion of .‘.W H. Hubbard.
of South Norwalktltdv. A. C. Hubbard.
D. D.. of Danbury. was chosen moderat-
or of the council. and Rev. George
a...
Bruit r. of to ford. erk. Alter
"or labs... air we"
rs , I .
tumult! (line he was.
tooommended for ordinatl II. He was;
it’l’tiit ”Shit“ ‘t’d‘t’dii’ttt’ ‘32
Elena: was observed It the “cinnam-
i
yum by eoli'crotbtlon; ‘
BIVrriptiir'onB Viacom“ ily Rev. W N. Mor‘
l. . n l‘ ”W“
Woo?” by heir.
anon
boon—«Mrs s. D. Wood and Miss Nor
ma Sharer
Wily Nov. W H. Hubbard. South
mwfiayor. Rev. W. A Brennan.V
Bridgeport
dimer eraser...
‘ w. ll. IIl-labinlrd. who mm th'é
Midwfifiw‘ltevfi WV. NlokIV.
bison. of Bridgeport
(thrown. of lfowIV
, .MMmlinnmm.
W Terra-soreness
“I Jill ‘itZ: ci'
cloainl
. bold Tnfi
. and the
3 be given 0
local
DR WANA' CA,
As Dr. William saymif ‘vaici III
dreds of them would ackilo ledge» i lmi lh ey constantly lmascri
E. l’inkhum' 3 Vegetable Continuum in severe cases of female ills, as
they know by experienw first it (on
Women who are troubled ni3lI
backache, bloating I r flatulence
lake immediate action in u'III'IIl oil"
motored to perfect health and s I. :r: h lI faking
Vegetable Compound, and then or
lor further free advice. No living
successful experience in treating lean
to health. Every sud’eriug woman I
India ll. Plnkhbm s Vow-tab:
of women throhgh the. periods of chili bearing and change of life In
perfect comfort and witty.
A medicine that has restored so ins-y o
f d! the fact Innatbc regarded with real
omlgottud;
inkh‘am’a Vegetable Corn
other medicine the world liaisons
It.‘ is well to Ire-member these facts am we drnggist tries to
be is just no good. "
buy some'tldlg‘ Vhlch be ha
It” Lansing, Mich,
‘ label's
pound for the (lure of Women's Ills.
i l'llf‘nll‘llil‘a, falling, inflammation or
ulceration of the nu us.ovarian ll‘i'il' lies, that “be‘arm g-down" fe‘ei
dizziness, faintnoss, indigesiion “u: Irwin pmstmt-ion or the blues shoud
Ithw aria Medics that
tigetallle Oom—
~m ,
as It matter of comaioxlopmbn
Ind have provcn that Clem.“
restores the affected parts b
-r’ibon anythin also, I, ban
3' mothers
own ”S's was:
in the healing potion, by
{1.
toys:
iciaup dared tell the imith, hundreds
Wang“. loosing, Mich.
is (lill‘P‘l to be frank and o n, hun-
Lydia
be relied upon to effect a cure.
painful or irregular menstruation,
ihn serious consequenms, and be
Lvdia)‘. Pinkham-‘O
he to \irs. Pinkhaml Impatiens
phonon has had such a vaat‘a
It 0 ills She has guided thousand.
lionlltzuik for and. follow her advim
-n Compound has carried hundred:
omen to health and can produc-
T'his Is the realm of Lydia E.
which minnot be equalled yby any
t yo‘nto
That is lit: filmy “no
“m cam such a more oi sores on Lydia Ill. Pink nm’I Vege-
MK? “mm; so dumb «won‘t filth untried medicines. _ I‘
Wyfilrofw paid ”any; Sn ”dials-ti: “(£03m Smlmfltolhfli’dnfiflgiium
I. "Immune. u: Vim _ o lit-Iain '0 special por-
, quirk Hafiz-m Mrs M Ca. Cyan. laps.
busnIcA’N‘MECHANIcs.
Flity~3ixth Annu'al Convention in Hart-
ford. VNoxt Walk
The fifty-sixth annual ulnventlon o.
the ‘National Council of the Order of
United American Mechanics will be held
in Hartford beginning Tuesdayk
tember 24. and continuing t ro
Wednesday, Thursday and Frldby.
There will be a meeting of the mili
tary branch of the order. the uniformed
rank in Phalanx Hall. Monday eve
ning September 23. at which omo’Ors
will be clxose osen for the coming y‘epr
new Leg on of Hartford Will give a
reception to the Iatiopal pllccra after
the business meeting.
The regular pension of the conveuu.
tion will oped at Grand Army ii.
Tuesday morning at it) otolock.ur
Elmer ill. of ilford.N
tionnlr cargilor. lthile chlir: “6%:
afternoon the on will continue [or
r- Iwh h t ‘e dele-
a short t
pistesl drill 'lte £0110y‘ugek out thepo
c WIS .
exelil Mikel 1I‘df the?! Igb’work
of the council; of normal. ‘bym cord but
od team from on negate gageport.
saw; hilltop. IKC aim
lilting-dz“ On‘. “at"?
Til W blocs
Womaw'iir
be bold «Wednesday morning It 9
o'clock and in
t econ
cil lwill “gamma” h sigma
E
stifle“
thel 'ti mslibe "oily will certain-
l!” isolation.
Aline or siot' selling“ in hinos sot
idorcd by“ up "”31, to aprons of the stock and
gdor. Custer Co d' ll" produ eV'll Moi was teatly fa-
con ‘W in} ._ , . . clllta and“ doubt as: would
sires tend ' ' ‘I earn ah fie He urn to the enter-
cii. No.2 ..
momma
draw ‘p. ‘ ‘
I III
‘ diliiivi into rt'iin hittilltir oco tVes with
" prising invaded"
. an ”if. IMO? tho“ that: it another
' ItOiV'y. not to be MIMI hare. »
A NEW SCHEME.
Triumphs! March of Slot MachlnaO
Continued.
it behooves the American inventor
‘to bestir himself. else the laurels of
supremacy which he has worn. long
smldhis hyperlon curls may be snatch
ed from his brew by envious rivals
of other lands. While he of the ran
his guild has been basking in the
crate of his own appreciation. inven-
tors over in England have been up and
doing, and We learn. with nomewh’at’of
perturbed pride. that in the neighbor-
ing.clty of London. over the ferry. slot
machines providing meals have been
introd _ed with what is related to be
a good one measure of success.
According to the narraiiVe as it
hcolnns to us “the refreshments are
arri‘hged on a long’ Muff behind a
zines screen. Onpu lug four pennies
one fitter another?“ 1 to the slot'
screenVI rises and a tray holding a tea
t,m_ ‘ilk lug. tbgn'r bovn Ind opp
a'nil lander comes within reach. The
teapot contains tea leaves and hot wa
ter can all sun. from a nphllc tank.
Two pgnie lprod induce a rot with Wt
an. or it“ av oh , or bath buns. and
.th art no, you temperance drinks
Ii mate
PM
on admire. b of III In:
it e do 0 it l‘
duced in ”our titlingi lid of flitting. where
£1376“? gayupnd who“ a InacherVlVeV
an
Al the Hub 6Iclrs also was:
~ places in which insomnia Ham-n cent
per cent. div IO «m balloon (fay.
Amer Oil on. a In nonhuman
practice the load IroloIostObllohnd
by our late “and [10702220
I Belmonloo; WWW two hours;
M as,
Ml" Mfludflo Waited
W
rags. papers. everything. .
Prompt attention given to all 5
any dirnlmbln'ted if ‘“
no a
I did b‘ mm nick
gagglnosfmqgfcro ‘70: many 46th" Mon
"Doctor. I received your. I it your
day. and. to be frank with you, I most
any that I think it very big”. "
“You. how come to
without due consideration. I? u do. not
make note of the fact that d an: the
greater period of your illness your
fever was very high.‘
“And you have evidently failed to
be impmsed with the fact thptr, as
you repeatedly said yourself. my cum
dltion was very low ”
"Very true but you must know that
your rates are Outlined upon tho
state of the patient. but on VVthc char-
acter- ot the disease."
ARE YOU AWAKE
to the fact that honest old line Life
insurance is a duo investment for you;
also an absolute protection to those
dependent upon you? If you do not
understand this fully call at or write to
the General Office of tho Conn. Genl
Life ins. Co. United Bank Building.
80. Norwalk, Conn.
FRED. If. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT.
“DI. Dick’s liediciiie
. . CURESV ., . .
Rh‘EUMA’i’iSM
ALL DRUGGISTS.
Ira-u.
II. IARfo‘V‘“
. Dealer in luck of All Kinds. I
Highest prices paid for old metal.
Write or
cell.
orders.
ililtl Tavlor Ave. 80. Norwalk. .
'IDaViiy Freight tine
BETWEEN
NEW max.
non WALK nun
soon: NOR MILK.
Scamcrs Eagle and City of Vi\'or—
walk leave New York. Her 23.
East River. Beck-man street, 3 p.
in. Norwalk and South Norwaik
during the night.
Our very best Butter. 23c lb
Washburn Crosby's Gold Medal
Flour. '58c bag.
Peninsular Milk. So can
5 lb. pkg. Hominy, 16c.
London Cocoa. 1/. lb. can. 180
6 boxes Sardines in 011. Zoe
5 lb. pkg. Gold Dust Washing
Powder. loo.
7 bars Gloss Soap. 26c.
11 bars Saratoga Soap. 26c.
A. STU LL.
:4 Cottage Ave.. East Norwallc
S5. 7 Sperton
DELIVERED lN YOUR BIN.
We handle only one grade of Coal.
and that in the BEST.
Place your orders now. and take ad-
vantage of price quoted above.
Best ,th quality. cleanly Ooreenod.
competent drivers. prompt delivery.
No matter what your experience has
been in thepast. give us your order,
and we will pleau you. .
Wisimla
,V Sundown-I w 3. Hard
'itlool third and 01000 Hot” Om
snaps once oorndr‘wmlllbon no
this am. loath got with. Conn.
‘ Tailoring” Coll. 315V,
dialled Cash Prices.
«balm-w .4”
Imelda machinery or In on...
piping. steam and water mum. stoves
solo: Headquarters ibi- rouse
when Within unit’- all articles tli'
you would I‘llks‘ to room bf. The
calling on
ABRAHAM HARM“.
12.0 10 Madrid
"mu by postal will receive . . I
14PM."
‘ twom~*“c.;..
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V, conclusion ‘
- do your work.
COAL
will bullion" "ital-Mrs boughWV 1,
tlbash prices will lie/polo W
your hdus'es m6st reasons
Good paper as low II 6 canto
gist: .‘ttlwti‘tmst‘l
h’ ,
E. T. EGoINSON
82 NORTH MAIN ST» .
OUR NEW (loops
Are now In stock. A‘ largo? variety,
than ever before. Prices. In ”pal.
very low. Having engaged a pm
of mass-cases PAPER groom.
we are in better position than Over to
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IPAINTING. PAPER HANGING AND
.5 raccoon-mo. .
10 Pint Avenue. Bio! NONOIII.
frat. Call 135-2.
WITHIN THE Mad! '1
of everyone, the price of the atom.
Ranges and Heaters we offer Oocuroa
good value. Designed and contracted
on true principles. they give great heat
from a small amount of fuel. ‘Iiamh
some in appearance and of great
strength Our :18 Range to O model
of compactness.
Horace R. Ndflh’
Cor. North Main and .WOOt lti‘oOtI.
1:41
Plumbing and Steam Hui.
Inn.
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