applies. ‘
J liiWathmgton Street.
‘ rt
s,
as..e..‘_ ‘ Boa “n. L".
- I am satisfied that 1 soil the finest
creamer-y butterin The Norwaiks and
Cheaper, than others. The Lenosv
Creamery. in prints, the finest. life. a
full creamery that’s delicious. 24c.
Have you used Ansonia notice? A.
tiTULL’, ~24 Cottage avenue.
'WE MUST CONFESS
it is peculiar. But our customers
who are using Maracaibo coffee tell us
it is superior to any sold at thirty
cents a pound. We sell Maracaibo cof-
fee for, 150. Sample: it and be can
vinced. “Fine butter is our leader.
L’HOMMEDIEU BROS. 203. Washing-
ton Street. East Side.
mg...—
THE BEST COAL.
We sell the best grades of hard coal
and fine wood at the lowest market
prices. The best quality of carefully
screened clean oats: hay. straw and
feed. Phone 1354. 2 First Ave. East
Norwalk. J. WALLACE MARVIN.
All ’ “buii‘ii‘csi” cbmrn'uulcstiont for
‘ titleoiflce should be addressed to The
», “Contact. Personal latter-snot desired.
Charles Clark. of the firm of John
W. Studweli. is In Milford at present.
~~._.—.—.
if the weather is fine. the Cleveland
Ighoul Club, will hold a run next Sun-
! . ,
James Wood, of East avenue, has or-
rived home from his trip to Massachu-
se ts.
The F. S. S. Club will hold a recep-
tion tomorrow evening. in its new club
room.
m
Bradley Hull. who has been quite ill
for the past week. is able to be around
again. ,
Mrs.» William G. Thomas has gone to
St. :Louis to visit her lion, 'William G.
raps“. Jr.‘ . -
~—-—.’~—q——.
John Hoyt went‘ nn’tting yesterday.
and .‘gathsrnd about two bushel of
hickory nuts. ,
.We—uv-u
Captain William H. Verity and Louis
Kellogg, went'tio Weston this morning,
to hunt in the woods.
a
Mrs. J. A. Godfrey. of Cannon, spent
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. J. B.
Wheeler. in Keyscr avenue.
,. ‘Wlliiam C. Thomas. of Henry street.
will attend the Carriagemakers‘ Con-
vention. at New York, next week.
a...—
-Oat Race has been postponed un.
til Saturday, at 2 o’clock.
None of the teachers from East Nor-
» walk will attend the State Teachers'
Convention. at Hartford, tomorrow.
The young lady who claims to be a
little hoarse in the morning, is likely
to be a little sulky before the day is
out. '
Rev. J. J. Foust and family were
guests’at dinner, last evening, at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Run—
dall.
The East Norwalk football team will
play the Darlene on Decker Field, Sat—
urday afternoon. it promises to be an
interesting game;|
n”...—
Rev. J. J. Feast has Just purchased
fourtceu blooded‘hens. They are a nice
brood and will. keep the family in eggs
‘ during the winter. '
we..-
The howland Oyster Company has
suspended oyster shipping temporarily,
because of the warm weather. _ Work
will be resumed. Monday morning.
'HOWII‘G Benedict. Bert Bloom and
. William ,ett. went out In the coun-
t’ri'. renter ay, in a carriage. after nuts.
‘ Rey were successful in getting a nice
. I 2' ,7 ', ,
.‘_‘__
Miss Mary Bond. of Bridgeport. is
t~ the‘bguest of Miss Louise Crossley, of
Second avenue. She will remainWa
week. Miss Crossley was formerly of
.liridgeport. ‘
;‘ 1,.‘T'IO sociable to be given at the res-
. illusion of David Hanforll, in Maple ave-
nues. by the Epworth [league of the'Esst
ammo: Methodist Church will be held
tomorrow night.
' . "i.,J.:‘W.'tBsstty «a his father. John P.
gently. and Tlmm“ S‘mithéostargd at
:4' -' .t momng. go so-
i". WEE» ‘woutroitt around the
Newt islands.
ole viackwood. of Greenwich. is'
thalgucst of Errand, Mrs. J. H. Roadie.
ill hand! avenue. Previous to com-
_ heroin tactile guest of J. 0. Ben-y
asst“. of’Nsw hat-o. . ,
I ‘W
”triad-mu final
ii
maisonette and um Ethel
or one Johnqb'
W liaison.
will '11qu- who has been teaching in
his schools in New York. for
half a century. and half that time been
punctual. reconciled to his home. West
the tin
168d street with a severe illness.
._,.
Little Miss Robs Simona has been
tour‘in the Billy Lentil. Miss. Simone
1 is delighted, aszwdll she nilght be, as
the act is indeed very beautiful.
At the close of the regular prayer
meeting in the Advent Christian
Church. this evening. a business meet.
ing will be held. and delegates to the
State Conference of the church, which
will be held on the 29th and 30th of this
month. at Bristol. will be chosen.
Rev. J. J. Foust. son Russell. Daniel
L'Hcmedieu and Jerome Smith went in
a carriage about three miles beyond
Lyons Plains. yesterday. after nuts.
They brought home several bushels.
Rev. Mr. Faust has a bushel of black
walnuts and another of hickory nuts.
The Junior Praying Band. of the East
AVenue Methodist Church, held a meet-
ing last night. at the residence of irr-
ing Smith, in East avenue. William
Moffett led. it was the largest attend-
ed service of any since the Band was
organised. twenty-five members being
present.
”mu-..”
Directly at the close of the regular
prayer meeting of the East Avenue
Methodist Church, this eyening. the
Official Board of the church will hold a
very «Important meeting. and it is de
sired that every member of the church
he in attendance. Rev. Mr. Faust es-
pecially urges you to be there.
Owing to the absence of Presiding El-
der Joseph Pullman. D. D.. Rev. J. J.
Faust went to Darien. last night. and
presided over the quarterly conference
of the Darlen Methodist Church. All
the oihcials of the church and the pass
tor. Rev. Joseph L. Guernsey. were pre-
sent. Reports were heard and a gener-
al review of the doings of the church
durin the past year. gone over. The
repor s showed that the‘church was in
good condition, spiritually, financially
and socially.
.._._
Editor of The Sentinel: Maurice
Saunders. of Howard avenue. who
breeds rabbits and hares for food. and
for the New York dealers in fancy
stocks. appears to be having all kinds
of difficulties in this business. and is
encountering something daily. There
are rats}..cats.* shanks. wesseis. lien
hawllu.‘,an‘d“j numerous other enemies.
from schoolboys to young men with
rides. to. look out for. and even the
great grandfathers. who new: test their
cats‘bythe expert‘alwoting of Mr.
Saundec‘s. 'are‘hoeking' a chance to get
even. and the rabbits are‘not safe from
them. Mr. Saunders has last several
hundred rabbits. it is said. and now he
seems determined .to exterminate all
vermin that trouble his stock. it is
reported that he has watched his stock
all night‘ long during the past six
months, and on one occasion secured a
Maltese cat that tipped the scales at
ten and one-quarter pounds. Is It any
wonder that so many that go into the
rabbitt breeding business fail. Mr.
Saunders is an energetic man. who
works in the factory all day. and takes
great pride in attending to his pets at
night. and in spite of the above men-
tioned difficulties, has shipped hundreds
of rabbits to the New York dealers.
AN EAST SIDE RESIDENT WHO.
LOVES JUSTICE.
_.—_
DRRIEN AND NOROTON.
Samuel Silliman. t e drugglst, was
in New York. yester ay on business.
There was a heavy frost in this sec-
tion Tuesday night and some plants
were destroyed.
._..
Miss Mary S. Arlington, of Monroe.
N. Y., arrived yesterday to be the
guest of friends in this place for a
couple of weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah D. Farnham. of
Brooklyn. who have been the guests
of friendsin Noroton Heights, returned
to their home. yesterday morning.
. Mr; and Mrs. N. . Baileyrof Noro-
ton. left yesterday fternoon for the
Pan-American Exposition. They pur-
chased theirticltets sit South Norwalk.
Mrs. George F. ’Hanford. who ha:
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Simon
D. Dorsey. of this place. during the
gust couple ofweeks. returned to her
or“; yesterday; ~ . , .
' . “up“ .
—0at Race has been postponed and
ti] Saturday. at 2 o‘clock.
Two of the handsomest electric cars
that were ever seen in this place palla-
tbrough yesterday afternoon. They
were made on the same principle,“
the steam cars. only smaller in design.
‘ I w. l .
The Darien football team. which has
been recently organised. would like to
lay, sometesmmin thenesr future. The
Esct’florwaik team wants to play the
Darlene. '
. , g , “W , .- ,
Miss Mary Cross. of New Milford. is
the guest bf the Misses Jane and Elsie
Bartram. of Noroton. She will remain
dill "Stormy. when the Misses .Bar-
tram will accompany her to her hosts.
.for. r. return visit. . _
M“ Q i, 00“. 9*! “drove
Lburpose‘oti airing
autonomic: one
animal over. ..
, layered with a set of mother of pearl;
,, heads; a giftof Rev. A. J. Smith, who
secured themj‘nt Bethlehem during his
, , was tallest Nor?
. ham or . e I
yesterday morn and thought.
it. but nothing was
afternoon he could a
consulted a physician.
0
.
of having ”WA hhdroth take part in
St. Joseph’s fair. Mr. Abendrotu la a
line singer and it was reqh‘tcd that
lie sing in a utmrtette. it is thought
that he will accept the invitation.
Some one stole the chain off the
pulley that draws water from a well
in the rear yard of Dr. G. H. Norton's
property. Dr. Noxon and another man
worked all yesterday afternoon fishing
for the chain in the bottom of them“.
but were unsuccessful in locating It.
They came to the conclusion that the
chain had been stolen the night before.
Samuel McNulty. of this place, near-
lock factory in Stamford, yestei'day
afternoon. and he is thanking his stars
that he only received a badly sprained
leg. This will lay him up for some
time. lie fell through the elevator
shaft and struck on his right leg. The
force of. the fall nearly broke the limb
He was taken in a wagon to the sta-
tion and sent homo.‘ He arrived on
the 4:09 train. His leg was wrapped
in bandages.
.-
State Road Commissioner MacDon-
ald has accepted the bid of Contractor
Blondell. and the latter began the work
on the road from the east end of the
lford, to the Norwalk town line. yes-
terday. employing several surveyors.
getting the layout and gra e establish-
ed. in a coupleof days a arcs of men
under the direction of Mr. Blondell will
be put on and the werk rapidly pushed
forward. It is, the intention of the
contractor to have the work completed
before the real cold weather arrives.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Faucett. 148 Grove street. Stamford,
Monday cvening.>their daughter. Miss
Emma. was united In marriage to
Goodrich E. Ri'sley. The bride‘s pleas-
lng and cheerful disposition has won
her many friends. The groom Is an
employee of the New England Engin-
eering Company. He went to stem-
iord fromNew Britain two years ago.
since which time he has made many
acquaintances. and has won respect
and esteem. Relatives and friends of
the young couple filled the house. The
parlor and dining room were prettily
decorated with trailing vines and nor-
sery flowers of various descriptions. in
the bay window of the parlor was an
arch of flowers. beneath which the bri-
dal couple stood while the knot was
tied. At 8:30 unlock the happy pair
snibred the parlor to the strains of
Mendelssohn's Wedding March. play.
ed by. Misses Maud and Lizzie Wilson.
The bride looked charming in a wed-
ding dress of point de'esprit over white
sills. and. carried a bouquet of white
roses. Two little nieces. Flossle l.
bagels, of Noroton. and E. Hazel
o
J son, of Branford. acted as flowers
girls. while Masters John W. Dugdaie
and George Ericsson Faucett, nephews.
were pages. The bride‘ was given away
by her father. Rev. Charles Morris
Addison perf med the ceremony. This
'over.‘the gu ts extended congratula.
tions. after which all sat down to a
wedding supper. Mr. and'Mrs. Risley
wore the recipients of numerous wed»
.rlina presents. consisting of checks,
sold pieces. silver. furniture. etc. They
departed amid showers of rice to catch
the 11):“ westboundtrsin, on a wed-‘
'iing‘trip to last about a week. Upon
their return to Stamford. they will re-
side in the Fessenden Block. Among
the guests present .were Mrs. Addie n.
L. ,8: Malay. of New Britain. a b er
Preston. of New York; Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Johnson. of Branford; Mr. and
Mrs. William Dugdale. or Noroton:
Miss Mary Erlcsson. of Coscob: Rev.
William J. Ehrhard and many others.
from Stamford. '
,. sown tron.
Miss Lillian rockett. is visiting
friends in Bloom eld, N.‘ Y.. for a few
days. ', " . ‘ _
A new weather vane has been placed
on‘tli‘e bubble in front cf‘James E
Stevens'flres‘idenco. ‘
.__._,.___
._"_The,“work chills road makers in
alumnus street. -is.‘ completed, .and the
thoroughfare is now greatly improv
e .
Rising later Division, Sons offl‘emi
parance, held its regular meeting last
night ‘in Crew‘s Hall. Reports. were
made by the attendants at the recent
district division meeting in Silver
Mine. ‘ .
-—Oat Race has been postponed un-'
til Saturday, at 2 o’clock.
visitation ‘f'ro’m‘ thieves recently. and
large quantitieomf , dues. has been
stolen.‘ He is who log for \e cut».
prlla and will mahe‘r‘itewsrm‘ them
as consumer-arsenal. .
. imam: ,
Mrs. James email is’oirthesick incl
w .
New, lemfiiihil . ,. . .
I
l
. lie. of . West».
thilv'lflstives- ””9.
t see out of it. He
? nonry‘snuth.“ flouthiNorwaik.wss sight does not improve. .
in Barton. The, y night: and called
on News lithe drum. "He is‘d‘esirons
ly lost his life in the Yale & Towns port to furnish music for the smoker,
ofthegroom; Mnand Mrs. Ernest '
William Murphy's garden, in High; . .
landavenue business the scene of a
. usury menu can“ m...» iii; ,
_ Mrsniiearymtohols entertained her :- ,» _
., sister}! deld.th‘I‘swoglr. , "'3“
. . hum
silver we
WM
Wiiiiitms and family are settled
in the case with Josiah Williams. who
, has been poorly rfor some time. His
gensral health islhetter, but his eye-
...“ “I"
CbEflGVMANlfi, GOOD WORK.
wm Open a Hollywood inn in south-
port for Benefit of Men.
Rev. Dr. Edmund Guilbert. rector
of Trinity Church. is to start a new
resort In Bouthport for the men of
, the town. Thensme siren the nuder~
taking is the Hollywood inn. which
will be the store now occupied by the
Sonthport Bicycle Company . The new
resort will be opened Thursday even-
ing. October 31. at Which time a smoker
Will he gIVen free to all the men-of
the tOWn. . ‘ ’ ’
Rev. Mr. Guilbert has engaged Je-
rome May's banjo orchestra ‘of Bridge-
and the promoter says he will guar-
antee all who attend a royal good time.
The Hollywood inn will be opened
in charge of Wilbur C. Jennings. No
admission will be charged. as Dr. Gull.
bert expects to make the affair free.
All the daily and Weekly‘papers, mu .
aains. the current literature. choc -
are. pool. billiards. chess and .drum-
noes will be at the service of the
guests; also hot coffee and tea. to-
gether with sandwiches. pics and cakes
to all who desire to purchase the same
for a small sum. ‘ '
Dr. Guilbert claims that there is no
place for a man to spend his even-
lugs ln‘thc village on cold nights. and
as there is no method for meeting this,
he has started the Hollywood inn. He
has so far borne all the expense per~
sonaliy. and has not as yet asked for
assistance from any of the citisens.
started. which is in Newburg, N. Y.,
and it has proved to be such a success
and fibers now a membership of a
thousand.
pictures for the wall are solicited. ,
There is no doubt that the Hollywood
Ian will be a grand as c; y as the men
of the town are sires: m king for the
time for it to cherish the they will
have a pleasant place ‘to‘sphud their
evenings. a. l ‘. ‘ '
1
sic A'rvsacvifihs'ar function's.
W
Notable People and Attrs‘c.
tlvo> Plly'l.
Business at F. E. Proctor‘s four thea-
tres in New York gives promise of be-
ing one of the most prosperous in
Manager Proctor's long managerial
career. This condition of affairs Is
directly brought phont by the excel-
lence of his attractions and the popu.
lar style of entertainments provided.
The Procton Stock Co. continues to
revive the best comedies. and the-
vaudeville numbers presented between
dots are drawn from the cream of the
profession. An early revival of Joseph
Arthur's celebrated comedy drama,
“Blue Jeans." will be an important
factor in Manager Proctor‘s plans for
the Autumn months. .
David Belasco’s sumptuous produc-
tion of John Luther Long‘s Japanese
tragedy. “Mme=uButterdy.” is now
touring the circuit, and will visit the
Proctor theatres in Montreal and Al-
bany. and will be an early attraction
at this new Proctor theatre now near-
ing'completion in Newark. Mlle Pilar
Morin. the celebrated French actress.
is playing Clio Ciro Sun. and repeating
her previous success in the ditlicult
role. ,
Sandow. the celebrated strong man.
is also a prevailing attraction at the
Proctor theatres, and will visit all
seven houses on the circuit. The
Trsuntovlni Sisters. European novelty
dancers, will arrive for an extended
engagement.
been resumed at all Manager Proctor's
New York theatres. and the best
American» vaudeville talent will be
tween acts of the comedies during the
week. .
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luvssriearino "was: ave
w - ' rsu.
v.4“—
A .i. Jone: Will Leave London for
Portal» in Fownays.
Jones, of Chicago, who is‘ here 'investi“
Rating the sewage systems. will pror
able to present scientl‘ c testimony
‘ hen the petition oth.’ Louis versus
.hicago, relative to the sewage syn
will of the latter city, commands the
worry we ram-
. 3' ‘_ tell ‘ , . 'fl‘ ' I!
:33 dd" “ ‘i‘.t|o'u':y_.‘. ,"t‘h‘ Investiv
m‘ m ”in on”
' Io mil was
well expended. The septic-tart an.
tam for liewage‘ tre
ii ,I
Pr .ita‘il,,,
. will
, tended til.
h , (Milli; anniversary Olr‘qlfif',‘
, there once Bradleysud Wife. at Greenfield.
was something in in optic. Mohegan on Tuesday evening. .
to rub it and than had people look into .
found. Yesterday Joli!“
daily from 2 to 10 o'clock. and will be
There is already an ion of the kind '
The place is not to be a denomina-
tional affair. and every man of the ,.
town In welcome to attend. Contribu. g
lions of daily papers. magazines and
New York Manager rise” honored Many ; .
‘the drinks.
Sunday vaudeville concerts have ,
employed for these popularmntertain. .
meats, as wellraa for presentation be- .
LONDON, colonel- l'l—Alexander J.
peed torn-Is in slow days and con- ,
tinue his researches the , so as to be ‘
rhinitnrnhfi ..
sunrise. Psi-sir i-i
‘ ., . , 1 . ~ . l
'1 . f bloc
in lentil Norwsik.
‘ walk, .
m
investigation will confirm it.
Chestnut street. South Norwalk, says:
seized 'me. Afraid that If neglected
they might grow worse and become
more stubborn to remove, l determined
to try Dean's Kidney Pills. They
were well spoken of by both citizens
and newspapers. so I procured a box
at Plalsted’s Pharmacy and took them
as directed. I found them an excellent
remedy. They cured me.”
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents a box. Foster~Milbprn 00., But.
falo, N.“Y., sole agents for the United
Elston. _ ‘
Remember the name—-l)oan's~—-nnd
tulle no other.
onus crows; ,
Printer and ripe mg, '
, W .
Pure White. Lead and Zinc
mixed by hand will Wear twice
as long and cover double sur-
face as machinery mixed. The -
case of William Stevens and of
tefbea Wilcox, both on South
Ma 'n street. were painted by me
in this manner over eleven years
. use. They are still good.
Your house will stand as well
if i paint it. My otilce. 62 South ;
Main street. My residence. :5 . '
Elm Grove street.
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COLLINON'S VICTIMS IMPROVlNG:
Robert Christmas. «the *brakeman
who'was hurt in the railroad collision
at Long Hill September 30. and who
was considered beyond recovery is now
able to sit up lit the Bridgeport hos-
pital. From the first oiiristmas's in-
juries have puzzled the physicians. He
Was hurt internally. He will be the
first of the three injured survivors of.
the wreck to leave the institution. 0.
W. Holt, the engineer. who lost an
arm. terrible to walk about, while Roy':
L. Pitcher. the firemen who lost his
right foot. sits up and is looking for-
ward to leaving the hospital. The
New York. New Haven and Hartford,
Railroad company has notified Christ-
mas and Pitcher that they will be pro-'
vided for after leaving the hospital.
.The company will also bear the ex-‘
pence of their attendance. They were
members of the crew of the regular
train, which was in no wise to blame
forgot the regular train, presents a
case of another sort, and he will have‘
to answer to the courts for his care-
lcssness.
According to a certain kind of phii~
osophy. any man can be a good fellow
as long as he has money enough to buy
. ‘ ‘ >.
,2 some
. crustal. us . .
. ”L.
Are now in stock. dams m
manifo‘veerbibrc. Ricotta“ , .
v hoot omen ‘c‘ ‘
ml . ». s
«nu—noun... . i...
We
“9
not... convince tad an...» skamac’
Churn
Because it‘s evidence in South Nor-
‘OflOPS ALL KINDS OF
FOOD into Clean Cut Uni-
form Pieces as FINE or
Mrs. J. E. Williams. residence to COARSE as wanted.
it's? from a citizen. perhaps a neighbor.
Other machines chop meat
‘only.’ THIS DOES AWAY
WITH THE CH‘OPPI‘NG
BOWL ALTOGETHE‘RL ‘
CHOPS Potatoes. Meat.
Apples. Cabbage. Bread.-
EVERYTHING.
"l know I had kidney complaint for
attacks of severe backache often
A machine you will use
every day. Call and see it.
Comstock,
Watkins
5.! ROW.
"2 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwaik.
Phone 43-6. ‘
Glover’s the Place
ELITE
The Smart Shoe
for Men.
All Leathers.
Union Stamp.
, and that is the BEST.
‘ competent drivers, prompt, delivery. ,
for the wreck. Holt, the engineer who ‘ ’ ‘ I
: been In the cast. give us your order. "
j and we will please you. ’ '
WearShoesthalFit
~ filling lotiiult
CH OR 5 E 5
TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
i Main streets. South Nor-walk. om
WE HAVE THEM COMING BY TH], . » --~~,m
can-Loan m... m we E Highest Cash Prices
MLTARLov. :
commons runners;
/ South WWW
. sold. Headquarters for refuloi '
, rubber. feathers‘and all articles tit
' you Would like to dispose“. ‘
‘ attention.
. urdaya.
. Residence 58 Spring street.
our new ooons , ' on .
’ ‘ tartidciallydigeststhofoodsnd aids
store in em theniug d
the es anstedd
Ill and i333: 'Not’gb'g: propagation
pproscli it. in efficiency. {twins
and, neatly are:
I“ I“. ‘ H
Warns-Jim ’{z‘gm'
Milli 'eii.‘
rule on i
_ Mart!!! transmissions. cm
neuron
ya... i. pretty min in the o 1
"ballad. Bite hldtho 1’le
0hr ve y hast tires an); no
Pan~Amerlcan Mills. full mi
Peninsular Milk. mil weigh .
Good Maralcabo'ooi'fee.
.2 pkgs. Grape Nuts.
Plilsbury's Oats. ,
3 lb. can Baked Beans.
Milk Crackers,
Soda Crackers.
to the fact that honest old line Ll!
insurance is a line investment 5°” . ,
also an absolute protection (V- ' . ,1:
dependent upon You? if you‘ll.) not,
understand this fully call at orwritwm.
the General Office of tho‘Oo’ml. Guild
Life Ins. 00.. United Bank Bouillon»
So. Norwalk. Conn. . W ' ‘
FRED. u. "an?
census sonar...
saw some.
Monti/Amalia; .
.soum ”QRWILK» ,
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Scamers Eagle and by, ' .. ,
walk leave New Yotk,‘Pier.
East River, Beekman atrocity. ‘ .
in. Norwalk and South NorWiilkI”.
during the night. . hi...
C 0 A
$5.75pert
on
nnnivsnnn in YOUR am. a.
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We handle only one grade of 0031:, '
Place your orders now. and take “a
vantage of price quoted above.
Best in quality. cleanly scrunch.
No matter what. your experience has ’
"ffl‘if . E;
It.
successors to B. Hams. . "i 1‘
Cool Yard and Office Wita’lm "
Branch Oflice corner, Wham
Telephone cm, 31.3,
Discarded machinery of Ill hilt ,
pipinyhteam and water nttiull‘ ‘
and builders' hardware hon
1%
higlliest cash prices will be pail!
col log on ,
ABRAHAM HA3
11¢ 16 item
Notice by postal will receive
Open 7 a. in. to it p. in. Cloud
M. TARLOV. .
waresmxanuawu ill ,
All kinds of repairing intt
manner and at lowest prices. '1 WC .
wprranted. * " ‘
Watches, Jewelry, eta.“ ' ’
A call solicited and sari-faith '
auteod. '
WASHINGTON STREET-t
the value of svmettyftm‘ : _
’ rimonlsi et. ‘ as
. M Ellyn
Norwalk Chronicler