Fr: cripiionb'ruggist and,
. Photo Supplies.
#le5 Washington Street.
ass-”inns
Ballasts coLUlnu
Wm
. ._ NONE‘GO GOOD.
L am satisfied that i sell the illicit-1
creamery butter in The Norwnlks and
cheaper than others. The Lcnox
Creamery, in prints, the finest. 27c. A
full creamery that‘s dciicious.21ic.
Have you used Ansonla coffee? A.
BTULL. it Cottage avenue.
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THE BEST COAL.
We sell the best grades or hard coal
and fine wood at the iowast market
prices. The best quality of carefully
“screened clean oats; hay. straw and
feed. Phone 135-4. 2 First Ave, East
Norwalk. WALLACE MARVIN. ’
[Nil NllNNltK NEWS
5A" business communications for
this office should be sddressed to The
Bentlnei. Personal letters not desired.
Benjamin Reed has secured a position
in the Bridge Fish Market.
Joseph Brown is on a week' is hunting
trip. He is the \vcell- known plumbei.
Mi. and Mrs. James L' iIommedieu
left this morning. for a week’s visit on
.Long Island.
.Mrs. Carrie Sherwood. of Norwalk, is
9 residing at the residence of Mr. and
9 Mrs. Ernest Hrunduge.
; 9. John W. Realty and Thomas Smith
want fishing, this morning. They ex-
pect to have a hood catch.
Mrr. Hurry Simonds. of Fairfleld.
who has been avisiting relatives in this
place, has mfurncd to her home.
John and William Shepard arc mov-
ing their belongings from the carriage
shop in Riverside avenue. today.
. WW‘ .
Louis Groeschncr, of Fo'i't Point
. street. left yesterday for a week 3 hunt-
3‘ mg trip with his uncle, in Harmony, N.
N- t
_.._._..m
_ Edward Sheeban. who smashed his
3 hand by letting a. beer keg fell upon it.
, has again resumed his duties for Frank
7' l. Donohue. ~ .. ....
9 The regular weekly prayer meeting of
‘ he East avenue Methodist Church and
9 .he Advent Christian Church, will be
, told this evening.
Mrs. A. S. Pailner and son, Wallace.
9‘ tnvc been attending the Woman‘s
lbristinn Temperance Union conven—
i ion, In Bridgeport.
9 Thedaughter ochv. RS
’ icconi'panied him to Bristol yesterday.
0 be present at the annual convention
: if the Advent Christian Church
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Bartram. of
lridgeport. who have been visiting
rlends in this/place and South Nor-
valk. irenirncd =yesterday, to their
more.
The teachersof the East Avenue
dethodist Sunday school. will hold an
meportant meeting, this evening. at
oififidence of Mr. and Mrs. H. D.
Vrigh
Painters are at work .paintlng thc
.oune of Bernard Kindelin, in Van
audt avenue. The house of Lyman Gor-
am. in Osborn avenue. is also receiv-
i as a coat of paint.
N Mr. and Mrs. William C. Thomas. of
’, Icnry street. entertained Mrs. lienry
~ .l. Gadding, of New Haven. who was
ere as a delegate to the King‘s Daugh-
5 an and Sons’ convention.
The valuable bird dog of Thomas
_ mifh received a bad gash in one of its
9 ref while running in a field the other
1, ay. The dog is very weak from the
tab of blood. the flow of which was
1 topped by Dr. Baker. it is thought
V out the animal will recover.
‘9 . The Mother Goose entertainment in
" he Sunday school room of the East
. Jenna Methodist Church. last night.
'as a success in every particulai The
son; was taxed to its utmost capacity.
'hew were 240 chairs. and it was
. nought that this number would accom-
predate those who attended. These
‘ «are occupied and then every noon
"Learner was taken by people who
food through the entire performance
a admission was ten cents and just
p.20 was taken in at the door. This
has a fair idea what the attendance
. Seventy children took part in
is pregram. and they made a pretty
sicture on the elevated platform. the
‘ iris weariniz Mother Goose aprons
d caps. and the boys attired in new
fumes. They were of the oriental
lo and looked very pretty. Miss
bs Simone. who represented Mother
nose. plsisd her part to perfection
a were a pogo which was procured
ion in New York; Her
cap was blispensied with
hum of tits ahtartslmne
lullaby sons by half a doses
h’cy s d on the pistforin
chairs and dolls.
than!
as field of:
$.33}? .Nll‘oust
“fill. resonate-so of the
My; ‘3‘? NIUNM
.Ainsworth .
Ell
is as; Ellie.
Russell Faust.
Mistress Mary.
Ksthrine Thomas:
Jack and Jill.
(‘lrsce Godfrey and Russell Foust.
, Twinkle, TWNGKNB blue Star.
Ernest Ericson.
“ Baa Baa. Black sheep.
Earl L Hommodieu.
‘ Dickory. Dickory, Dock.
Wallace Palmer.
Ding Dong Boll
Earl L'Hommcdicu. Wallace Pnlmci.
. Chandler Lumber.
“hilly Cat.
_ . Cora Taylor.
Aunt Nancy.
Edna Day.
The Child and the Star,
Grace Godfrey.
Old Woman and Shoe.
Leila Bowen.
i Had a Little Dougie, r
Edith Mead.
Little Bo~Pcep.
Helen Foust.
Old King Cole,
Ray Wnidron.
Ride axCock Horse.
Harold Day.
Little Maid. Pretty Maid.
Jessie Morgan.
Spider and Fly,
Fannie Rose and Carrie Palmer.
Jack Horncr,
Harold Day.
Tom. Tom, the Piper’s Son.
Harold Simone.
Goslings.
Mother Goose and twenty of her geese.
See Saw Marjory Dow,
Edna Taylor.
A. B. C. D,
Wallace Palmer. N. Seymour. Chand-
ler Lambert. Earl L‘Hommodlcu.
Three Little Kittens,
Mary Wright. Georgie Mcrwin. Cora
Taylor. and Mamie ingham.
Goosie Gander,
Ethel Adams.
Little Joan.
.luiia Jaynes.
There Was a Crooked Man.
Harold Taylor.
Poor Dog Bright.
Carroll and Ilnrrry iiipson.
Huinpty Dumpty.
Edith Seymour.
Simple Simon
Russell Fmist.
Sing a Song of Sixpencc.
Nina Godfrey.
When tlic Snow,
Emma Moffctt.
lohn Smith. .
Frank Mood.
The Old Woman in tho Basket.
Ethel Spraguc.
Lullaby. - 9
Helen and Marion Foust. Nina and
Grace Godfrey. Isabelle Hanford.
Marian L‘Hoinmedicu. Edna Stevens.
Robin. iiodbrenst.
. - Mabel Keeicr.
One. Two. Buckie My Shoe.
Mother Goose and her geese.
lntry Mlntry,
Marian L‘Hommedicn.
This Little Pig,
Grace Godfrey.
Man and Gun,
Edward Ilatchman.
Three Little ,Mice,
Laura Mcrwin.
There Was an Old Woman.
Stanley Remson. .
Old Mother Hubbard.
Mamie Ingham.
l‘ommic Tucker.
Stephen Stone.
North Wind.
Gertie Moflett.
The Man in the Moon.
Willie Morgan
Tnifie was a Welshman.
Chandler Lambert.
i Love Little Pussy,
. Bessie Field.
Old Man in Leather.
Lelia Bowen and Kathrinc Thomas.
t‘urly Locks.
Everett Holt.
The Lazy (lat,
Sara Ferguson.
Three Children Sliding,
Marian L’ Hommcdleu.
The Thicvish Mouse.
Mary Wright.
Georglc Porgic.
Edith Seymour.
'l‘hrcc Crows.
Emma Lambert.
Cock Sparrow. .
Nina Godfrey and Helen Fonet.
'l‘he Pcddler and the Woman.
Charles llnnford.
Lullaby.
Marian Foust.
Maggie's Pet.
Pearl Waidron.
Who Killed Cock Robin.
Mother Goose and twelve geese.
Little Miss Muffett.
Esther Gamble.
Little Red Riding Hood.
Mabel McFarland.
Mother i‘abhykins.
Fannie Rose, Annie Hipson and Frank
Mead
Dance Little Baby,
Georgie Merwin.
The King of France,
lerold Taylor.
Here Comes as Hatchet
Seven Geese.
Here Comes a Light.
Six Geese.
Good Night Song.
Entire intrigue:
. . , ,
ROWA YTON.‘
Miss Mildred Ferris spent last bun
day with her brother Charles Ferris.
in Bridgeport a
Charles DeKlyn closes his cottsso
at Pine Lodge today and will so to
Dsnlniry: his home, for the winter.
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Mi‘ss Barllctt s‘rrivod in Rowsrton
yesterday afternoon. th‘en went to Bali
side. left yesterday for Springfield.
tlvea. , .-
“sang—4:-
Island to be the guest of her parents. ”if.
Mrs. Hiram D. Teflon-M the west-sis probably the most popular institu-
where no will..bo nu guest. of polo» ’7
All amusements “have been made
for the Halloween entertainment sad h
be» ill WM Method nudist
Tbs Kind ihsi Carries Conviction to
Every South Norwsik Reader.
-———.s_.
Conviction must follow such em
phatic proof as is given here. The ten
timony of South Norwalk residents
should satisfy the most skeptical.
Here is a South Norwalk case. Read
it and see if doubt can exist in the face
of this evidence.
' Mr. R. o. Mlliard,of 51 West avenue. 9
South" liorwallt. engaged in the fol
business in West Norwnik. says: i
had kidney trouble for years. I took
medicine and was under the cure of a
physician so often that l ought to be
annuihority on the question. I seem-
ed to be rid of my trouble for a time.
but it showed signs of returning and
I wanted to check it. I noticed some
published statements about Dean's
Kidney Pills and procured a box at
Hale's Pharmacy in Norwalk. They
helped me, and 'a continuance of the
treatment eventually affected a radical
cure."
n
For sale by all dealers; price 50
cents a box. Foster-Miiburn Com-
pany. Buffalo. N. Y., sole agents for
the United States.
tcmember the name—~D0lin‘s— and
take no other.
Howard Lowndcs, F. M. McGovern. H.
R. Miller and James H. Seeley. ‘
Burke's hill is, being repaired.
Crushed stone is being hauled and
placed on the thoroughfare. This road
has been in bad condition for some
. me.
Rising Star Division. Sons of Tom-
perance. will celebrate its thirteenth
anniversary during the coming month.
The occasion will be fittingly cele-
brntcd.
Mr. Benedict and family are 0(‘(lll'
pying the Fail-view House, in Main
strcet. for the winter months. Mr. ocu-
cdict is a son of John Benedict. or
Belle island.
A tomb store is being erected over
the grave of the late Mr. Shipman in
Rowuyton cemetery. Bones were
hauled there yesterday to serve as the
base of the monument.
The young people of this place have
planned for a big time this evening.
They intend to take the little village
by storm and residents should look
out for gates and any movable proper-
ty,
Harold Clark. who formerly conduct
ed a meat market in Dorian and John
liaggertv, proprietor of the Tooker
House. drove to Rowayton. yesterday
afternoon and called upon some
friends.
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Enginecr and Mrs. Carhart. who
have been residing on the Roton Point
road for the past couple of years. have
removed to Cold Spring. L. i. Tneir
household effects were shipped to Long
island by sleep this week.
The young men of this village have
organized a club and are negotiating
for the Fred Lyon building. near the
depot. if they are successful in Oh-
taining it. they will fit it up and will
have a first-class club room.
A regular meetins of Rising Star
Division. No. 40. S. of T.. was held last
night. There was a large attendance.
Arrnnccmcnta were made for the six.
tccntb anniversary of the division. to
hcld November 13, when there will
be an interesting programme.
Constable Edward 1. i..sdriaan was
notified yesterday afternoon that Ben
edotfo Dcnovrio. the murderer of Gar-
rett Barry had been seen going past
the Soldiers‘ Home in Noroton. with
his gun in one hand and revolver in
the other. Those who saw the man
say that they are positive he is the as-
sasssin. Constable Ludrigan at once
went to the vicinity in his carriage
and searched high and low, but was
unsuccessful in locating his man.
constable says that be has tracked
Denovrio several times, but is unable
to get near him He thinks flint the
man is hiding in the. woods around
Darien
DIRIENAND NONO TON.
Fishermen any that smelt are biting
well at King's End.
Mrs. William Weed hssrccentiy vis-
lted friends In Stamford.
The Knowiton Fife and Drum Corps
wii. hold a rehearsal this evening.
Miss Mary Bell. of Boston. is the
guest of friends in this place.
Miss Lillie Scaveil, who has been
aiming in New .Yq‘rnmsu returned
Ollie. . , .
W“...
Clifford street is setting sions nice-
ly at boar-dim school in the northern
part of no state. 9
rwlwl—O“
The tempo; library in this piscc
tips of the town st Wt.
W
. idol. fusion f.'aiilililit'a and son Edwin.
{rill mandamus Mrs been visitins
A99. W. ,iuiv9 unturned;
WW 'l ‘
The painters have finished painting
the house of Frederick Wicks in be“
i
in: friends in this place have return
road in passable condition.
ford. who is visiting her grandmother.
Mrs. James Whitney.
hood were invited.
ed and refreshments served.
hold services in the Union Chapel. Sun‘
day, at 3 o'clock.
Washington. L I., to visit her daughter
Halloween party to her many friends
at her home this evening.
ion fenche for Mrsuimmcs Wood. be~
tween her property and Mr. Benedict‘s.
in Bridgeport. where he will move. Mr.
deuce.
George Starr.
Roy avenue. It presents it fine appear-
Timothy GColinell'. an inmate of
Fitch' is Home. at Newton. has recently
been granted a pension of 88 per
month.
Eugene Finch. of Wyowlng N J"
who has been the guest of his sister.
Mrs H M. Valentine. has returned to
his home.
”m
Mr. and Mrs. James James H. Craw-
ford. of Milford, who hava been visit
ed to their home
~... My...
begun to‘ build on the addition to the
residence of Miss Annie Potts in War-
rcn street Stamford
...-.-....“—
the murderer of Garrett Barry. None
however.
Mrs. M. I. Scovell. who left Monday
for a two weeks' visit with her sis-
ter. Mrs. Frank Lawson. at Blooming-
burg. N. Y.. will return to her home.
next week.
Funeral services over the remains 0N
Mrs. Margaret Corrignn were held in
St. John’s R. C. Church. at Noroton..co
yesterday. The interment was in the
Springdaie cemetery.
At the Republican caucus Tuesday
night. Town Clerk Thaddeus Bell was
unanimously chosen for delegate to
the constitutional convention. No one
doubts that he will be elected.
The young people of this place are
planning a good time this evening,
when they will congregate in large
numbers and do all manner of tricks.
There will be several ilailowe‘en par
ties.
The Rinc's End Landing road.
which is receiving a top dressing of
crushed stone. is nearly completed. it
will be a fine thoroughfare when fin-
ished. and Selectman Charles W. Rsy-
mood deserves credit for placing this
\
Little Harriet Chichoster. of Siam
celebrated her
fifth birthday anniversary yesterday.
A few of the children in the neighbor-
Gumcs were piny-
WEST NOR WALK.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Chichester are
the proud parents of a boy.
...
Rev. Mr. Hoyt, ofuNcw means. will
Mrs. E. T. Benedict has gone to Port
Mrs. Arthur Bullock.
Miss Besssie Anderson will give a
Frank Bates has finished the divis-
......
George Hersh has secured s position
Horsch lived in the Daniel Green real-
...
George Starr and bride, of London
England are the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Durham. Mrs. Durham is the sister of
Mr. Durham recently
bought the Charles Wheelcrlpiace.
WESTON.
G. E. Nichols has been ill for several
days.
Mrs. J. A. Godfrey has visited friends
in Danbury.
TWO children of David Coley still
continu verv critically ill.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Williams are mov.
ing to Norwuik this week.
....—
Pcrioy Sturgca. of Norwulk.-apcnt
Sunday at his home here.
John Nash'snd family will occupy
Miss C. J. Bradley‘s house for the win-
ter. ‘ _
Master Thomas Donnelly. who spent
tile summer here. has returned to New
ork.
...
Mrs. Eugene Beers and brother Clif-
ford Willlams. have visited Wilton
friends.
Mrs. ‘W.B. Morebouso. who has been
ill for the past tWO weeks. is some-
whst better.
.... -...a” ...—-..
Mr. and Mrs. E M. Buikiey. of Dan-
bury. have spent a few days with Mrs.
Martin Rowland.
....» -..—....
you c. 1. Bradley will leave town
home In EMNOR.
Mrs. Clsrissn Hill. of Bridgeport.
who has been a guest at L. S Godfrey s
for N few clays, has returned home.
M-
Mrs G. Ill. Smith. of Norwsik. who
,iiss porn spending a week with Mrs
rights] Fitch. returned home on Mon-
Was-v... .Mo we.‘
Mrs. R. H. Schmidt. otiisthsi. In!
tees scram «llama
FIND“:
of gghmidt .9pr”
number
ed by Mrs.
Mrs. Mists fist-pile visiting her
olecoisi’orusitsrseu. 9.1 ,
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Elias units and family; of Nor-walk.
spent 81111de with his brother.
In. . castles Dilemma! New for):
em ileum last 9::
Contractor Charles Miiispausll has
Several people in this place claim ,. f.
they have seen Benedetto DOnofl-io. ‘
of them have ventnied to capture him.
next week. to reside at. her former
. purpose of deciding on a route or the
”Jugs. with her
. “ow" . I
a lien N'lNliiiAl-i. ~I take.
pleasure in sciinoivlcd in lo efl
of Lydia E. anklmglfl {Nigfmo cuts
too there
00m and. in
m ‘Wnam lit Wow
is no smale some
noes not properly ed to. Witter
in
Miss ' .‘lluims mac nuns
Secretary 8“Rock lgliu'ult Literally and Art
or
with the close consul-hm at my desk
brought on nervous prostr‘ation
so much so that for a year 1 doctors
tinuully. i tried different rem-
ed as which only smoccdcd in poison-
ing'nw s stem. and my stomach rc-
fmd NOON: A not him] who had Buf-
fered with ovarlI n troubles and
was rfecfly cured. celled may
amt Onto v‘oni Vegetable Compoun
and Itnndc u my mind to give its
two months' air trial. However. be-
ldre one month had passed I was like
I new woman, and after six weeks
9fsithful use of the Compound 1 was in
rfect health. It certainly is of great
unfit to women, and I wish every
[1001‘ suflerlng woman could have s
shines to try it. Yours very truly,
Miss W. Gun ns- -.IliAt.xauss, 292“ Fifth
$.9m o‘ck island Ill." ——;5ooo [or/off If to
N9 Illa! Is not genuine.
NOWNIK will relieve this dis-
treldn condition so surely as
'31:. Pinkham's Compound.
' inkham advises siekwo-
non‘frco. Alumnus» Mass.
til
.. n. 1
York, will hold services in Emmanuel
Church, Sunday, if pleasant. at 3 p. m.
m:
1mm
PElliiiillll “PMS-
out druid? on.
24 Cottage Ave..
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m5. Wililliins. lint so: sorry no
for New
"You, it'sudreadful thing. If his in—
rice should prove fatal it wouldn't be
right for myrtle to go to the game on
Thanksgivingwand she's got such an
elegant costume especially for if. ‘~—'
Chicago Record-Herald.
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Greceries the Best.
Our very best Creamery Butter, 24c. lb.
Pan-American Milk, full weight. 7c can.
Peninsular Milk. full weight, So. can.
Good Maraicabo Coffee. 15c lb.
2 pkgs. Grape Nuts. 25c.
Pillsbury's Oats. 9c pkg.
3 lb. can Baked Beans. 10c.
Milk Crackers, 2 lbs. for line.
Soda Crackers.
5c. lb.
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Prices the Lowest.
A. STULL,
East Norwalit,
Kat. r50 AWAKE
the fact that honest old line Life
insurance is a fine investment for you;
also an absolute protection NP those
dependent upon you?
understand this fully call at or write to
if you do not
a General Office of the Conn. Gen’i
gin: Ins. Co., United Bank Building.
0.
Norwalk, Conn.
FRED. H. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT.
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Henry Nichols is assisting Patcheon
Brothers in their carpenter w.ork
Mrs. Moses Trendweil spent several
days with relatives in Bothei, recently.
Louis Burr and wife are home again
from a week‘s trip to the Pan-Amor-
loan.
Rev, W. E. Hooker and friend callcd
'“M” Di. Dick’s ledioiiie
CURES
R9iiEUMATISM
Rt "41) [NY
ALL DRUGGISTS.
on Thomas Trcndwcll and family.
Tuesday,
‘—
Dr. Frank Gorhnm and wife attend-
ed the Yale cclchration. last week, at
New'ilavcn,
Charles Salmon and family spent
Several days with his mother recently.
at Valley Forge.
Morton Lyon was pleasantly surpris-
ed by a party of his young friends, on
Saturday evening.
Daniel Wood and family, and John
Williams and family, all of Stratford.
spent Sunday with I. N, Thorpe and
wife.
Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Fitch entertain-
ed ‘mc Lyons Plain Wliist Club, at
their residence in l’oplnr Plains, on
Tuesday evening.
W
E
Phillip Gerhardt and wife entertain-
ed friends from Bethel Sunday, and
fonr'geniiemcn from Bridgeport. Tucs.
day, wno came up hunting.
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were issued October
29. 1901.
List furnished from office o M. M.
Wooster, solicitor of patents. Bridge-
port.Conn.:
Harry D. Trcfry. Bridgeport, window
tighicncr and bolder.
Frederick C. Billings Hartford, coin-
pcnsensating gear.
Samuel ll. Donohian, Hartford, glove
or dress fastener.
Moses C. Johnson. Hartford. clutch.
Charles P. O‘Neill, Hartford, rc-
valvei.
FrankW Mix Stamford. lock
Albert F Schade. New Britain, cai-
penter s router.
George W. Ciiiey, Norwich. automat-
ic drilling machine.
, Edwin Oldfield Derby, speed regu~
Intor
Frank A Finnkun Shelton. (two
patents) reclaiming pulp. pulp wash
in: machine.
Theodore F. Gurus, East Berlin. pro.
ducing wrought metal wrench iawa.
Nis Johnson, Meridcn. ...vo pat-
ents). lamps.
Seth W. Babbitt, Moriden, branch
arm for solid or plated metal Ware,
desisn.
STAMFORD STREET RAILWAY.
The parties controlling the Stamford
Street Railway Company will meet in
New Haven in a day or two i r the
extension of the lines of the road
westward to meet those of the Green
with trolley road. The fliiestion of
.V‘Ihoro the company will. build the new
our house will also be decided at the
meeting. There are three routes unv
or consideration. but inst which one
fit, be selected has not been decided
Alinen The plans for the new car
home call for in structure 7de0 feel.
it will contain s. more for the use 0!.
comics the route to be selected for
iii .
and builders’
sold. Headquarters for refuse metals.
rubber. feathers and all srtlcles that
you would like to dispose of. The
highest cash prices will be paid by
calling on
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Daily Freight Line
BETWEEN
NE W YORK.
NORWALK AND
SOUTH ~ NOR WALK.
Scamcrs Eagle and City of Nor-
alk leave New York. Pier 23.
est River, Beckman strect, 3 p.
Norwaik and South Norwalk
during the night.
$5.7Sperton
DELIVERED IN YOUR BIN.
menu—-
We handle only one grade of Coal.
and that is the BEST.
Place your orders now. and take ad-
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Best in quality, cleanly screened.
competent drivers. prompt delivery.
No matter what your experience has
been in the past, give us your order.
and we will please you.
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Successors to E. Harris. .
Goal Yard sud Office Water street
Branch Office corner Wss tastes and
Main streets. South New 3. Cops.
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Highest Casthces.
Discarded machinery of all kinds.
nipinitstcnm and water fittings. stoves
hardware bought and'
ABRsHAM HARRIS.
£16 Raymond at.
Notice by postal will receive prompt
the employees. Col. ft pruning»: of attention. ‘ ..
the road, will attcnilt o magnum,“ Open 7. a. in. to ii p. m. Closed Sat- -
will have a number of suggestions con iirdnys
Residence 68 fibrin: street.
the extension and for the construction
of the new building.
ssvso A says tin. _
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. of MD
in $115"th its mm: c it";
‘; m 's .
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min a few doses. its calcium
root in. ’
0 this call. laminae.
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