Vrescripiion Dragnet and 2
Photo Supplies.
business .oommuuiootiono for
in
this office should be addressed to The
Sentinel. Personal letters not desired.
John W. Beatty is In New York to-
day, on business.
A party of fishermen went out In the
launch Siren Saturday.
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Robert E. Morrison is much improv-
ed. as Is also Michael 0. Drew.
A party of lady cyclists rode to.
Ridgeiiold and {e eturned, Sunday.
Rev. J. W. Davis is able to be around
again, after his severe attack of grip.
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The services at the Advent Christian
Church were well attended. yesterday.
W. S. ilanford and family, went to
Mount Vcr.non yesterday, to spend the
day with relatives,
Two ears of lumber are being unload-
ed west of the East Norwalk depot for
the East Not-walk Lumber Company
Rev. J. J. Faust is having the side
stoop to the church trued up today. it
was sagging away” from the church.
The Epworth League. of the East
Avenue Methodist Church will hold an
important meeting this evening, in the
church parlors.
The regular weekly class meeting of
the East Avenue Methodist Church. will
be held tomorrow night. James L‘ Hom-
medieu will lead.
Charles Prescott led the Revival Band
service in the East Avenue Methodist
_ Church, last evening. at 6 o‘clock. [I
was largely attended and the meeting
proved to be of material benefit.
Last evening the winter schedule
went into effect at the Advent Christian
Char IIrth‘V'l‘ {Mal Worker's meeting
was 'iI 9ti 116.62% 0 ’ciook, and the even-
Ing preaching service at 1 some .
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kamen are stilf" busily engaged,
cutting down the large bank In front of
the house at the corner ohyan Zandt
avenue andii‘o Vr.t mint street. -When
finished It will beat decided improve-
merit. Theodore Olsen owns the place
now. I V,
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Charles Decker, Vot‘ ‘ the Benedict
Farms district had a wet experience,
last Thursday. eH fell from the dam
at Randall’s mill. He could not swim.
but managed to grasp a boat and scram-
ble out.
I .t-r.
The Cleveland Wheel Club went. on a
run to Ridgcilcid. yesterday. and had a
fine time. There were‘about a dozen in
the run. The start was made at 10
o’clock. and the return trip ended at
2:30. The boys had considerable fun
along the way. gathering chestnuts.
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.The Star football team and the Orient
Athletic Club played on the Baxter
Grounds Saturday afternoon, beginning
at 1 o'clock. 'Only one half was played
and the result was a tie, 5-5. The other
half wili.he played next Saturday after-
noon, and much interest is manifested
in the result. Both teams are playing
good bail and large crowds assemble to
watch the game.
The service of communion and love
feast In the Advent Christian Church,
yesterday morning. was of a deeply
splIitual character and from the num-
crous testimonies which were heard it
was evidently a very helpful one. The
impressiveuess of the service was
greatly increased by 11 very appro-
nrlato duet beautifully rendered by
. Prof. H. Wilbur Parker. of New York
and Mortimer C. Webb. 01' Danhury
who are visiting at the home of Rev.
F. S. Ainsworth The evening Vmon
,V by the pastor. Rev J. W. Davinw‘ (If
a deeply impressive nature. The text
was from St. John xi_v..18.“.lesus in
the Midst." Ho i'eviewed briefly the
life of Jesus showing the different
gatherings in the midst ofIthch he
had calling attention to the great gath-
ering In the midst. of which Vile will be
in the judgment day and closed by
urging his hearers to make peace with
God that it may. be well with them in
that day. "
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DIRIIN AND we TON.
F. Honlon will attend the Danbury
Fair this week. *
Albert M. Hitac- has returned from
a good time atthe Pan-American Ex-
pultdon. '
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China; whp purchased the Ban-g
slat place. has
moved his hoimhold
eecta into It.
Horace Whitney is to build a uew'bg
addition to Mrs lasso Selleck‘s house
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V “The MKing i heighten wilelmmeemith
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noon.'0ctobor 16.1.: I? ‘ ‘
tamarind. Hi.
9attending to, some
momibt. last before the preaching ser-
205 Washington. Street. . v
‘ by deco,
IVIKWJMNWXDW :1; V
I
- My. afternoon.
I but it was not known whether it was
Wfiwoior. has return-
a.-
The Sunday school board of the
Dorian Methodist Church, held a reg-
“ili‘ martin: at 10 o’.ciock yesterday
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linear-d sit been In do of the solo.
,{fll art of atlas of two
tract; 0 and on the Hannah adios
pie tract, Noroton Hill, to James E
Mr. and..I.Mra.mJoho F. Kemp. of
Stamford. spent Sunday with Mr. and
“-113. Clarence E Crofoot. at their
home in Main street. Mrs. Kemp ls
Mrs. Crotoot‘a sister
Wilbur Reed returned home yester-
day. In company with his bride, from
the PomAmorican Exposition, where
they were married. Mrs. Reed was a
Kansas City young lady before her
marriage. V
George Clark. who has conducted a
meat market in this place for some
time, is con mplating selling out and
going into so e other kind of business.
He was looking for a purchaser Satur-
The members of the Epworth Lea-
gue of the Darlcn Methodist Church
are highly elated over the great suc-
cess they attained at the social last
Thursday night. They cleared between
326 and 830. It is thought that another
affair will be held In the near future
Deputy Sheriff John W. Scullcy, of
South Norwaik. came to this place.
Saturday afternoon and subpoenaed
Walter S. Whitney. of Dorian. and
George W. Fowler. of Noroton. to
serve as jurors at the criminal Com-
mon Pleas Court. which comes in at
Bridgeport tomorrow.
It was why day and rol1-c all in the
Methodist Church yesterday. There
was a large attendance and nearly ev-
ery member answered to their name.
Rev. Joseph L Guernsey preached two
very interesting and instructive ser-
mons. The Epworth League. meeting
preceding the evening preaching ser-
vlco. was well attended.
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The new road Iunni-ng from Collea-
dar‘s Point to the banding bridge in
Noroton, is now open to traffic The
fences were taken down Saturday
morning and for the first time in sev—
claimants-I teams were allowed to go
through. IWiiiVianI no lines had the con
tract to do the werk and it is cal by
many that It is now one o; the cat
made of any in the vicinity. it was
stated Saturday afternoon that there
Ed been some trouble over the work
but. this could not be verified. It was
also stated that a warrant. was out for
the arrest of Mr. Mihan, and that it
was 111,1.an hands of Constable Sharer
I
served or not
H
The annual town meeting and elec-
tion is taking place today Great inter-
est is manifested over the item on the
call for money to be experided on the
highways. it is thought that there
will be, much discussion over this mat-
ter but eventually it will be favorably
passed There is a considerable of II
struggle for constables. it is said that
much scratching ls being done and
that friends of Constable Sharer are
working hard to land him with pastors
it is not. thought that they will meet
with success. however it was rumor-
ed that there would be some scratch
lug done over second selectman but
there is haIdIVv a doubt that Charles G
Waterbury will be reelected
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ROWAYTON.
Lenny Crockett has hauled out his
canoe for the coming winter.
Oscar 8. Young is booth tender at the
polls today, at South Norwalk.
The road from Jamh B. Raymond's
corner to Main sl1cct.has been covered
with crushed stone.
Eugene Cushman who was injured
in a bicycle accident. one day last Week
is able to be around and is improving
The first car at ii: 30 from Rowayton
to South Norwalk carries about two
dai IYI
The grass in J B Raymond's Ice
pond has been m‘owed down. for the
purpose of flooding it for the winter.
harvest of ice.
1
A special trolley car ran down to‘,
Rowayton, this morning at 5: 30, for
the purpose of carrying the voters to
thetpolls, before they left for Bridge-4
por
been spending a few days at the rest-
dence ofer. andt Mrs. D3231 Wicks at
man It retur to that
h III was ury. Conniyfluurday.‘
Mot-—
bwdel‘
III Guiderge Hbll,
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Saturday nighttws'sm a
wimp ever no .0
r amid“ , “an
ear loads of passengers in one car. 6
supper which we! Mild V
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water was dirty. and therefore Mr.
Beckett could not see but
happened to ibinlt‘ that he‘
lid
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trap pie’
taut time Peter Barnum arrived, and
getting Into the boat with Mr. Rackett,
eti. round tenths. “tradition loath“
was reached. an am ulance was in
waiting. which took the boy to the
days. it was VII,
hr ve m thoughtful
act on the part at
V in Wire".
consider.
ll Miss Lena Welinits is on the sick
at. .
Frank Cregory and family spent Sun-
day In I»! «too. V
Rev. Mr. Manson preached in the
chapel. Sunday. afternoon.
Mr. Tilden and his mother.
Holmes, are moving to Mix: York.
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Miss May Cargain, of South Norwaik,
has been a guest of Miss Pearl Tinkler.
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Mrs.
Mrs. Coggwcll's mother, who resides
in the Lewis Bates place. is very sick.
Mrs. Lena Pruni'ii entertained a party
of friends from South Norwaik, on Sun-
day.
Mrs Pitch and Mrs. P. Gregory. of
Norwalk, spent Friday with Mrs. John
Bates. .
Frank Sherwood and wife, of Bridge-
port, spent Sunday with his father, W.
H. HSherwood.
Mrs. George Gregory, of Union Park
Norwalk, visited her mother. Mrs.
Barnes. on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs George Wyman. of Nor-
walk visited over Sunday, with Mrs.
Caroline Wyman.
Frank Lyons has moved his goods
and family from the Stephen Gregory
place to East Norwalk
Mrs. Prunyl had the misfortune to
cut one of her fingers to the bone so
that it had to be plastered In a frame.
while working in the corset factory. on
Friday. The injury was caused by a
brass reed. i
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AGAINST AMERICAN MINERS.
SEATTLE Wash. October 1——:D
Evanoff a representative of the Rus-
sian government who has returned
from a trip of inspection to Nome and
Siberia. states that American miners
will be strictly prohibited from either
mining on their own account or work,-
ing for wages in Siberia. He also
states that next spring the. Treasury
Department of the Russian govern-
ment will patrol the Siberian coast
with revenue steamers. whose duty it
will be to see that no trading is done
with natives except by persons acting
under permits from the Russian gov-
ernment.
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KRONPRINZ WILHELM A FAST
BOAT. V
PLYMOUTH. October 7~Thc
North German Lloyd Steamer Krem-
prins Wilhelm arrived here at 5 o clock
this morning from New York. October
1, having made the fastest maiden voy
ago on record, of 5 days nine hours
and fortyeight minutes from Sandy
Hook Lightship. Her best days run
was 540 miles.
This is the fastest maiden voyage
east by five hours.
The best record to Plymouth is held
by the Duotschland of the Hamburg
American Line, namely five days so-
‘ van hours and thirty eight minutes.
made in September 1900.
CHANGE OF VENUE iN DIAMOND‘S
6 CASE.
NEW YORK Dumber 7-Justice
(liegerich in the Supreme Court to-
ay granted the application of counsel
for Police Ca Iain Diamond who was
{ndicted for neglect of duty in faith;
0 suppress a Isorderly house for'
change of venbe. it is left for the dis-
Vtrict attorney and counsel for Captain
Diamond to do to the county to
which the ones will be taken. _
1th ii illilllliiliii
6 Rev. E. Bassett and family. who have
Ȣ
hSe “William he ogambled by
t e d u a
Dorian. Conn .fiheétltb . ay of:
October. 1901 at the office of the la-
.iectmcn of said town, for the
coast-1111661611 or in as.
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d
Eerybodym i had supper t"thereon
came
pumps»
V there ‘Eg‘fimgfii" moi-1i
. so or
drill be mounted? liter-tit
a... I E“ Incas. "'
Mist the ironing. This who
until Imiiiiiiubt,
Godfrey cum: and Edward Johnson
11me 111W . . I
”ll-1mm was rotten «1(th (111161311
cat style possible although when therapi-
it 14'
Is Iago" n1 Row
.1133,me inI “Mum
manner.“ the residents of ltowayup:i gm
’0. 'a‘r‘l‘ndvgmw the r
eliminate or next month It the contract II m. in data: out
1111111 the sup-I
The musicians were laid
isos-
i‘h’fmhi’m by the stile
Bids Lsh‘sll tag}.
Ian‘other ”1:06:11 661' rubble, “$913,111 11
a
he! town. through Its no team
MEI”
at
reserve!
mialsh tlI
doth: proved aft
W611: though“
of
ttil
fuel outwit
N “l a“elicit Mai
:“to forfeit I am from hum
the a on Of
‘ office of the:
the IMO:
reserve aaam.o"m
all bids.
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had none under for the as time. The
It If « V
the little fellow a collar. lie was pulled L
the boat and taken on board. 8‘! =
took charge of the boy while Mr. sack; V “
Bridfievofl Hospital. where it is sine
that he Will probably recover in a few 2
VIII the Town at ‘émtién. Dona, In so j
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bit construction of the work. ,1, no: bidder;
‘ I 6 ‘ t‘ " ‘i\ i
. E lio‘l‘olicment or
v the special days 11 ..
ed who Iircut In a into
the month of Oct‘oher. 'i‘bi
V, matador opened the steam
with many thousand visitors from om
national guard. mode a splendid 11101va
I111}. New York day come-V Oct. 6. lol-
Iow‘lhg Brooklyn Vduy. Those two days
will he the no skin for reunions of
people West an east. he h‘ew liork‘rs
are found Vail over the Vilniou. . .
The Clilseno' Committee of Brooklyn
has bedu hard at work for several
moms: preparinir for Oct. 8. end the
programme which has been arranged
prosper a risotto: for those who are“
fortunate-enough to gain admission to
the Temple pf ii pale during the time
of its preqedtati if. The speclnl oration
of the day will be delivered by the?
Eco St. Clair McKelwoyI editor of {the
Brooklyn Eagle. The Horn Ludwig
Nl’lsen' “will prefldb‘ it the iiilidfln .
and other adoptions: will be 6 iii! ‘
by Mayor Die‘iil pf Bufldlo. WI ill
Bryant. chairmha of the Braking“
reps; Committee and Hon n, 3116
on metal general (if T1113“m 1111M
tion. The Inhale incidental If!»
lion, will no furnished by the 111113:
band of. New York city. Elaborate“ tire-
works have been planned for the tires-
tag.
on New York day Governoi' tideii
will be“ germ-ted to the Temple win
by "sixteen out at town er
in addition to the three loco ‘
tale. Oter 3.066 men will be i
composing one of the largest
Imposing parades which has evén taken
place in times of peace. All hunches
of service will bereprcsentedwlhfuotify.
cavalry. artillery. must and signal.
An elaborate programme has been ar-
ranged for the Temple of Music and a
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ado on the lid. PenusyicanIaV day. on, f
Oct. 4. with Governor William A. Stone. .
his stud’ and several regiments of the ‘
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The" l! a lion-11ml binning! .1
'1']:qu at the readmission-1-11:9
Gardens of the Clip (3! Nut Au
Ant-tie scenes Witch tlio Low-r of
leaniy should hot. Ifnii to doc. I
The Pan American is one of the
mutant flower shows that ever one,
“but there are so many other things in
which it ll great that the aim, and
beliuty or 111 aomi Matures are per-
hope apt to be overlooked If people
would take more time mum the ar-
tistic and beautiful feature; of the Ex-
written to impress their shows and
Manama their, lamest being instead of
mail“): from one part of the grounds to
another. trying to see every exhibit
and every show Oil the Midway, they
would go home feeling greater benefit
from their my in the Rainbow City.
The Pan- American ls full of kin-dens
which tempt the "visitor to rest awhile
.and drink In Ihe beauties of nature. It
may seem surprlslu‘gxthnt In the 1116th
of October there are tioviers worth
‘ Vii 6’36 9". “but such Is the fact, The
a of the phat; few weeks have kept
f 3 13‘9”“ liindrcapo as trash and beautiful a.
May and June. and as one flower
es our of the scene another token Its
ca. 011 opening day the byaclntbs
filled the air with their dainty fra-
grapes, In June tulips lifted their proud
than. later in the mouth of bridge and
swéht girl graduates came roses. trill:
their rich perfume. and as the summer
poised the other flowers In their can
top sprang up Ill If by magic to take
the place of those which had done their
‘ blossoming and served their turn in the
entertainment of the visitors to the
City of Light. And now one sees the
tail cause. the gay geranium and such
old fashioned sewers Is grandmother a
fix“ hath-the nilibt. the pink. the
his". the petunia and other ponies
whit-h are no less beautiful because
reception in the New York State bulid~‘
ing with magnificent fireworks in the
evening.
llllnols day, on Oct. 7, is to be one
of the great days of the Exposition.
While the death of President McKinley
made it necessary to postpone the day
from sent. 18. Governor Yates and the
State commission have determined that
the day Vsliall be an event of great Im-
portance it the Exposition. Thousands
of tuition: people are coming. The
great middle we'st. Ohio. Indians and
illiuola. with Michigan. have sent great
crowds already to the Pan-American.
and there is every indication that the
attendance from that section will be
greater than are; during the month of
October.
Buffalo will III‘I‘IVe it great day on Oct.
19 At the Chicago fair Chicago day
was the crowning event of the E19651-
tloo. 80 Buffalo people are Ishoring
hard to maké We day the climax lu
point of attendance. .
litany nearby cities will have special
days in October. notably Erie. 9a.. on
Oct 10 and Dunkirk. b'. 1.. on Oct. 10.
The list Is constantly being added to.
National Grange day. Get. Io will bring
Patrons of Husbandry from every part
of the nation Atlantic City people
and New Jersey people will visit the
Exposition on Oct. 11 Atlantic City
day. '
Alaska day. on the 28th. will bring
into prominence the products and pet»
ple of that. great golden land of the
midnight sun. Ice, knew ind wealth.
81er day from Oct. 1 to the 31:: will
be replete with Interest, from Carob III
wet-k. which opens the mouth with the
goraobmi limo King flex and the
remiss or Ifd'l'di ran away. to the
magnificent pyrotechnic display on the
oIIngi o a last day of“ the month
he expositlo erer held in the United
Statiis so In fillet!i It) tile Knie'ricau
public it use the Meditation-in Ex-
ppsitiop in its architectural begun and
’ suit. 10. "should iii.
position. ltis ‘ and
waiting the Ex-
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beyond coin- ‘
.th s{dn (lanai happen to be novel.
in mentoring the grounds by the Elm-
wood gate visitors pass two tall and
curious looking trees. which perhaps
few in their anxiety to reach the heart
of the Exposition stop to notice. if
they realised that they were century
plants' just budding, a thing which. “as
all know. century plants only do once
In a 'loug, long one, they would doubt-
less stop and look with open mouths
and wondering gone. it Is a sight
which one cannot see very often any-
where else. One of these century plants
is nearly forty feet in height.
The Rose Gardens around the Warn
un’s building, having for their back
ground the outlines of the Spanish
renaissance bulldluiis about the main
court and the Electric Tovr‘cr looming
up‘ at its north and, with the VMirror
Lakee‘ and the 'i‘rluniphai Bridge“ and
we groups of stamary aboundlng. form
a scene whose artistic aspect most up-
pool to even the Vienna cathode v lsltol'.
The cannon Ii
tlve plantaw
green and red and browns rich cacao
one seen here is named Governor
Roosevelt. it would seem appropriate
now to change its name to President
Roosevelt.
01: the opposite side of the Tri-
umphs] Bridge is the Wooded island.
and have one room amid old fashioned
flowers. growing as though they had
sprung up there all by themselves with.
out any assistance from the landscape...
gardener and his corps of assistants
But of course that is not the case. The
studied carelessness of the gardening
of this Island is only cite (“If the one:
deceit-em employed to produce the Im-
preulon thpt It to tilt the work at Moth-
er Nature herself.
Hey,- you seen the fairyiilre effects
In thc cdrdeu about the Fountain of
new things. This small garden Is very
beautiful by serum at nikht
. ”steamy. a: V moowemoow in
' the duo metro fallI com: III gar- 316199! different Will?“ in“!
den- and ‘ “lid Ito spacial Wis“ P
emu-en; stifling "'fid carnival fes- _. -- 1
turns. o‘p'érdcofi'flld “stem: of h
Athenian Wit-ampules Io. visit on
“ Milk Crackers.
Soda Crackers.
very effective decora-_’
their toll leaves in'
Abundance at night? It is one of the
it Our very best Creamery Butter. 24c. lb
‘ fan-American nus. full weight, in can. your houses moat 1‘6
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a“ Life
Insurance is a one nvesi'meutt or you;
also an absoluto' protection to these
to the do nuts nest on
dependant upon you? it you do
understand
the General
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entrees
slaw? YORK. _ .
Mediums,”
SQUIHVVNOR WALK.
East River, Beckiiiaii street,
lil.
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and that is the BEST.
vantage of price quoted above.
Best In quality,
and we will please you
living liiliiil l
discounts to B. iiirrrs.
Telephone Call. 61- I.
rip
and
sold. '
you would like to dispose ‘of.
highest cash prices will
- calling on
“ attention.
urdws.
Residence is! Sprint cheer.
2 lbs. for 15c.
56 lb
Prices the Lowest
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24 Cottage A69. East Hermit.
One of in no.1 Jillian” pursue. V V V
is fully call at or write to
flice of the (loan. Gen'l
Life ins. Co, ilulted Bank BuiidIng,
so. Norwa‘iio. Conn. V
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GENERAL scour.
W? ill. Didi lidiclni
ALL DRUGGISTS.
Scamcrs {axle and (.in of Nor-
walk icavc New York, Her 23.
Norwalk and South Norwalk
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$5 7 Spartan
DELIVERED iN YOUR BIN.
We handle only one grade of Coal,
Place your orders now. and‘take ad-
oleanly screened.
competent drivers, prompt delivery.
No. matter what your experience has
been In the past, give us your order
Coal Yard and office Water street
Branch Oflice corner Washington on:
Main streets. 80th Nowell", Conn.
Richest Cash Prices
Discarded machindry of all kinds.
min and water fittings. stoves
ullders' ' hardware bought, and .
Mqumrs'for refuse metals.‘
rubber. feathers and all articles that
be paid by
ABRAHAM HARRiS
v 13 a 15 Raymond St V
Notice by postal will receive prompt
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«is the why of “a V
oninauisr Milk, full weight. 80. dan.‘ '
V‘ :Good Maraicabo Coffee, 15c lb
2 pkss. Grape Nuts, 25o.
V lPiilshury’a Oats. 9c pkg.‘
;. 3 lb can Baked Beans,10c.
Daily Freight [Inc "
Ovation. todpflm Closedsst V,
in: new:
vamtdd.‘
WATGHMAKIR. «wuss.
.111.qu of mike; in the best,
mmno‘iiind at lowest prices. Allon-ir 1
AW Jovniry, «a. for his.
Avail inbound commotion 5'5".
tie.”
than ever before.
very row. Harms engagd‘d
of awareness vanilla
lion's a chimes
660d paper as: l
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Price!»
of everyone. the price
Ranges and Heatsrs we or"
good value. Designed and 60.1686 6661! .
on true principles. they give no?! float I
from a small amount offuo
some in appearance and 02“
strength. Our ’18 Range to
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