didn‘t“ know that
wouldn‘t moution it. .
ldxtwotoruntz excels. lli
.dnyu is a pond tontit
and $1.00 por bot_tlo.I
‘ 'r. n. GRIFFIN.
tor. Washington St... lo. Norwullt. Ct.
. . .F ........... Inl‘ ~117ij
. Mrs. Laurette Smith.
is in Bridgeport today
Miss. Bessie LGV’)’ wrl
thin owning. to attend
Mrs. Frank (l.
a Bridgeport.
l’tcv. .i.'\'t'. Davin will preach tomor—
row morning on /“'l‘rue Religion.“ and
in the evening. "lmitai ore.”
'l‘ho yard around tho. house of Daniel
L'i‘lommedleu. in llowi n street. is be-
ing but in ahapefor the aprinu.
Master William 1". ll. son. of tilt”: and
167 East Washington a
his grandparents in Na
Mrs. Edward Drake
her'new home in Betta
{Smith plaice in the am
There. will be a big 1
E. Maltno's rate, this at
oil painting; of an rlk I
of
l
Thomas Weed is mi
Bohunnan block on that
ion street bridge. to
street.
Henry Seymour it; i
chimney on the old G.
to replatcghe one. blow
recent wind storm.
Mr. and Mre. Charlt
li‘irst street. are entorta
Coleman. .lr.. and Mrs.
of Narragansett Pier.
The children of St.
will rehearse for the
Sunday afternoon. »'l‘li
year will be held at. tho
Freddie. the non of M:
bert Dunn. of l'letts Plat
ill of pneumonia and ii
the eyes, is reported as a
The hearing in the bi
ceedinas of (‘hristian i.
held today before Rt‘fi
ruptcy John W. ilanks..
’i‘lierc will be the neat
vice tomorrow night. at
. at 7:30. and the Rev. (It.
will preach. Mr. Mili‘l
charge of the Sunday sci
All are welcome.
"l‘he teat-hers of the
Methodist. Church Sunda
)
The'mcet'iiig will be hei
iten‘ltc ofHSupertatundontLand Mrs. H.
Wh‘lloyt'n: residence: in' ti rovc avenue.
[Contractor W. l“. “Will! a. of ’83 Win:
flolil‘etreot. line a urine lock of Barred
Plymouth ‘El‘took diilcktns.” Hc‘ ”has
twelve hens auxin rootstt r. jOll'Thlli‘Sm
daylie received eleven tggs.~nnd ycs~
tcrdaflv he received thirt. on.
that the rooster musth‘ai
can. ‘ I
. _ Mrs. l~‘rank .inindquia
Street. celebrated her h
Vill‘éiili‘y. last night. by ll
of her friends and rclatii
'idence. The evening w
spent in sociability antl
r‘nrved. Mrs. liun'dqniet
cipient of many choice p
The faintly of M. Lory.
~ lngton street bridge, well
last Tuesday to remain
weeks. ,Mr. Levy will gr.
tomorrow morning to be
announcement of the ri
' his niece, Lena lmvy. to S
lie will return Monday
his family will remain l
The farewell reception
Foust and family will i
the East Avenue Methodii
Wo’dnesday night. no t
gram has been prepared
committee which has cha
fair is: E. E. Gorham. e‘.
mun l3. Gorhnm. Charles;
Fowler. Daniel and Jam
(lien and Frederick Field;
Aid Society of the choral
of the. decoration and refr shmonts. , and return yesterday. i be
. ‘ ——#-«~— * - Mrs. John Raymond. of Darlen. hasr
ARRIVALS OF STEAMSHIPS. . been visitiugnt the residence of Hon-
.BOSTON, March 32r~d
mcr Norwegian. Glasgow.
, on on in . h
on good" no name other motto.
twau
ioniul. 26o. {die
of Rowpn atrc..t.
Snith.
strait. has secured a position
a thoroughfare.
inn: at Herman
will be disposed 3
54 Van Znndt;
.A. R. building:
ining‘ "l‘heodorc
William Willy.
mkrupiiw pro~ .
arson to being?
true in Bank-
Il evening ser- 3
Christ (.‘lnirch. .
we laid the odd‘
1..
irtl‘nlny aunt:
present at the
‘ or the event. "
juttt
it I
better. 1
My White Pine
00 .bottioa in 100
.
Draught. ""
the day it was cast.
it
go to lilrooklyn,
a ball.
of
not.
l‘towa n
in
regularity of your s with
accept no other instead of
t you niionld take the best
your general health. Avon
ludnnd preserve thofuaotionnl baluucoaud . m
it.
express. Only m undo. yet it wrecks the
the train; a dozen persona, porbnpa, killed
'ourlrinjart-Ilu What. made that undo break
and not Homo other? Who not the strain
the snare for all? Yes. but tllht particular
axle had a wank spot. in it— niayibo from
It: in often no with tho
ohaftoot‘ ntonmabipu The weak Ispotu do
not. ohow on tho outaldo and are diaroverad _
only when they have (attuned disaster. 'l‘ho
aunio with your body. . What in the weak
opotl’ Whore in it? You or your doctor .
may now that pmsibly. for tho body feels
on shows sights in ways thutmuohiucs do !
When you know it you should take ; | .
foinltoprotootlt... When youdonotknow. of the Oriental Drum corpa.
oaaibloonre of will parade the principal streets.
f) ‘ Next 'l‘huroduy niabt the members of
o llurien Methodist Church upon in.
in by using finianmf vltutlon from the members
excess of oVer .
. o ...tlllllll36tll0!l ' ..
h L. tlncrn’a‘oy will
tomorrow tnm'nlng on “The Way 0
“'l‘hu lionotit of Suffering."
A Veteran uumoii Louie
confined in the Hotno lock-up
l dru‘ultcnncsa or diabrderly conduct.
inc,
.i’o
Bolvuutmamamed clumdiewovcred by Dr. .‘ 1‘l9“ 00'1ng “HO!!!“ Chill'tih. Will meet « . . i - v . ' l
David Kennedyofltingston.N. Yo Mlhyai. i at the Congfirgntional Church and will 1'. flu" haunted yearlyon houses exposed to the wit,
‘cianknownitotho-pooplo otthlacountryby unite. witlrtho congregation in cale- oeh‘ pinion here~oyen longer under more p
his auctions as a surgeon and pathologist. bmtinu the sacrament of the. Lord's : @ .tavorable ‘Cohdillonbl It Will protect. your .3 .
forthopnstthirty years. This romedyfiriu snppon . . ‘ ' < Ilio’ “the better part of two generations—-
. latest. and best, in builderandhonlnr. nu ‘ A social was held at the residence '0‘” C051 less than 5M? 01' “1h . ‘
rent. is visiting iuvigotnnt and purifier, and protects you i of Mrs. Chariots Webbor Thursday . ‘ _
w York. ngninstmcollnpw of yourweuks ate. Ito—I night, given by the Ladias'ptd So . Thin®mdemnrkinimm «
1;:‘13 "Wife“ ill“) member “19 hflthalvum SO Vent. and 3 cioty. of the Darien Methodist Church. / °” "W“ “hm ‘" "‘° “”“u'
acc, rom re
; it was the largest kind of a‘succoss.
ening. A large ;
‘ ‘ROWAYTON.
The Baptist Bible close hold its reg-
‘nlar weekly study, last night.
vlug. tram the“
East. Washing- i
uilding a pawl
a down by the\ New Cannon.
3 Coleman. of}
i
t
i
mission. .
-; and Mrs. Al— 3 trOlioy track at
little better. . day's gale.
rover during.r Wedneuda
in Bridgeport. . ‘
In conmderabic damage.
The, services at t
The Methodist Episcopal
school has purchased a large. number:
of Easter carols for the. use of the-t
. choir on Sunday, the 30th tnht.
Stanley Mills frightened
Paul’s mission l wild goose in l3urcliarti"o pond, .
Easter concert:day‘nlght. and later went home and i Church.
9 concert this i secured his gun, and shot the fowl ‘
.V'fi
be
Sunday
arlea 'l‘. (lo-err; Methodist Church tomorrow will
.‘at 1:30 p. m.
d at. ' the rest ‘
,‘wiil be admitted int
' in the Iohnrcb.
Sci-vices .n‘t the R
liosava
‘vion ’followed h
of Lorena : from Burmab.
vitiug several 3
on to her roa-
as pleasantly
Sllllllt‘l' W35
was the re—
resents.
on the Wash-
t to Brooklyn
a couple of
to Brooklvu
27:45. lliblc study
DARIEN A
igagemeni of
tmu-wl Greene. .
morning. and
bother week.
to Rev. J. .i.
alto place at
t Church next
laborate pro~ .
business. Thursday.
tug Wednesday’s gnlo.
rge of N10 afi ‘ i183!
iairman: I.\'-.
s l.‘Hommo- i flay afternoon.
The Ladies’ 3
i. has charge
trrived: Stea- ry Avery. in Westport.
ii. Juseinvsli
We have been with yoi
.gyears—aever failed in l
€100 cents on the dollar a
. :when due. We are and
T paged in business. You
» .not entering the adverti
prevent going out of but
,j'hontident we can do. it t
'walk people onlyr knew
fonr store. ‘ §
' We are connected wit
stores. as large as .ourseli
our independent buyer. i
in tremendous quantities.
lowest quotations and or
{get the benefit of our go
the fullest possible value l
lay. East NorwalkpoOplei
goods and right prices a
East Nor-wot :—‘-why‘ go cl
Ireduently pay more:
l
bun‘ seECIALot-‘on
‘ xmsnmtfiltvra
’ tly.
& co gthe Colonel Raymond pl
' .
l for thirteen ; personalize Woodland” at
usinoss, on?
em . or 2.
see we are l L G“ as y
sing field to'é er
iness, but to 3 led
he East Nor-l rod.
‘ v V
the facts of ' Lea
it five otherl pie." (Luke 6:12; 9;
we; and have 1. leader. Walter Gordon. '
We. five buy;
‘and get‘ the
ll‘ customers; in the e
ad fortune-— ; sen street, Brooklyn.
or your mon- ;
can’get "good
.ght. here in
ewhere. and
Block. Main" treet.
e ' h
Ins. WEEK
E: the 1339er
~ W mortars .
the
rib.
During the coming week.
‘gregationaiists will hold union aura,
vices with the Methodists. . .. .
“ . .. , With her mother, Mrs. Sarah Perry.
John Raymond was movingeifiztetiog Madam Rumor announces the. en‘
' ' . ; gagoment of Miss Emma Gilbert. of
The Ladies" Aid Society of the Dar- i-this place, to George Roberts. of East
1 ion Methodist Church. will in
f tiny afternoon from Bailey :1
lordon Care has. reentorod
ix'nowlton‘ Fife and Drum band.
Frederick VanScoy. of South Nor-L
walk. is the guest of Hnnford Smith.
A baby boy arrived luthe home of
and a good time may be qxpectrd. I“... Mr. and Mrs. Michael Plezing. yester-
ace.
tori
on
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Broncher and
fmnily.have..niovedf into the Norton
I
. other!
on. Horton“
lilies S. E. Tristram, of Stamford:
in visiting Mr. and Mrs. aloha DoWat- J on
are. of i’onnoyer avenue. ,
Mrs. Charles Morris and daughter"
Jennie. and Mien Edna Raymond have
been visiting Mrs. Charles Sammie. in .
a ‘ large 3‘
Thurs. ‘
w "l‘he electric lightwiron from the
the. Hickory Bluffs
0. who is quite; crossing to the Norwaik Yacht Club‘
illnmmntion of; house, were blown down by Wednes'
A chimneyon Judson Adnms' rem-
Ilenco in Highland avenue. was blown
gale and
.crnehed through the kitchen roof. do.
Rmvnyion
hp.
or will havol pin with a love Feast. in the. channel
”301 at 3 D. m. :j at 9:30 a. m. ‘ 'l‘ho sacrament of hair
itism and the Lord‘s Supper at 10:30.
dost Avpnue' Parents are invited to bring
v snhoool‘ will children for baptism.
hold a meeting Monday night. The au—
nuul Mention noodle/ere will take place.
. their
Sunday School
4 Epworth Leaquodovo.
. tional mention. in. the chapel. nt't‘ulh.
j led by Miss. Maude Raymond. Rogir
i luv .prmchii1g~service'-at 7 o‘clock. at
. which it is expected that probationers .
o fuil'iconnontlon
owuyton Baptist
gtlhnrch‘ae follows: 1M .10245 a. ‘m..
‘eormon by the pastor; ’suhjert. “A
lFlniohod Worlt;" at 7p. In.. praise sen" ’ 0“" “mimet-
y an nddroes byMrs»
til.»'E.» (litso;,\vho has recently returned
Mrs. Case is a very
tintcrosting speaker and will be well
worth bearinu: Sunday school at 12:
Junior Christian Endeavor at 3:30;
j Senior Christian Endeavor at it; Wed-
, ucuday at :3 p. m.. Ladies” Aid Society
5 facets: at the. home of Mrs. it. A. Grit»
:iin: ’l‘hursdny at 7:45 p. in.. social
. praise and prayer service; Friday at
at tho parsonage,
ND NOROTON.
_ .loeeph Hindiey was in New York on
W. W. Owens’s barn blew down dur~ .
the
Clifford Johnson. porter at the Ma-
‘lmona. 1,. G. ; hackemo Hotel, was. in Barton yester~
Chris Schick, Mrs. Cari Schaub ‘and ;
in couple of friends. drove to Darienf
the Con- l
eet at tho :3
icon. ‘ . _ ._ . , .
The young people's class of the Dar- 5 dinner on .luidai Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
nd pay them; len‘ MethodistChutch. will hold “mew: Godfrey. “f this place. “a M“ and
cessfully engine Tuesday night. led by Rev. Jos-
The Darlen Methodist Church pray-
mecting Wednesday night. will be _
by Rev. Joseph ianuernsey. The;
increase our trade. which We feel very f fourth chapter of James Will be stud-
ho topic tor the Junior Epwortha
gue,rSunday. March 23. will he
”Jesus a Man of Prayer, Our Exam-
i_s‘;_John 1?);
Elmer Bloodgood. of Brooklyn. who
was the guest. of Hanford Smith. re»;-
: turned to his home yesterday. Heals
mploy of Dr. Batman. of Rem-
« D in ‘
Endeavor Society. Sunday. March .23.
. will: he. .Hard‘Work. and the Good of
‘ lt.“"tlilct:l. 9:10:11i 6;“Prov. 12:
leademlillfifi Theresa Hoyt. ~ ‘ ._
Thd‘lu‘rgost and oldest oak tree on . .
grounds blew down durinz
o;
halt. .
. .represéntativeof the As
f There was music and different games
3 were played. ice cream and cake
.wcre. uerveti. The proceeds wont to
§ ward paying the expenses of the
ichnrch.‘ - '
.1. (i. Jones. of Noroton Heights, is
ffering from severe injurloe'recoived
during‘w’odnesday’s bin blow. A hero
ldoor blowdown uponhlm. causing a
{severe coatuaionot the thigh. Levi
Sluunon.‘of Gienbrdok. was also badly
5 hurt. ‘ While he was in his hcnyard. a
. pole was blown upon him. ‘ He Will he
in bed for a few days. probably. Dr.
(I. E. ltoweli in 'attending Messrs.
: Jonas and'ISlanson;
*Spebiul services will be held during
lloly Week in the. Congregational
Some neighboring pnetorgi
[will give addresses on tho different
evenings. as follows: Tuesday. March
\‘25, Rev. R. J. Thompson, of Greene
;,iI‘nrma; March 26. Rev. D. C. toggles-
ton. of Sound Beach; March 28. ltov.
‘- W.‘ E. Scotluklu of Greenwich.
i dial invitation to the Methodist Church
{to unite. in a sacramental aervice on
. Thursday evening, March 27. has. been
accepted.
1 each oreasion‘is S p. tn.
I
Easter and
prom-tire period of the. earthly lito of
our Lord. The public is heartily in».
vitad to be? present at these exercises. j
WEST NOR WALK.
Rev. J. l.. Guernsey. of Durban. will
hold service in the Union Chapel at
3 p. on, Sunday. .
Charles Emerson and son are paint
3 lug tho realdoimcot Ambrose Benedict;
formerly the llird place.
Mr. and Mrs. Donohue. who have
‘ been spunding'the winter in New York.
{have coma to their residence hero. for
The wind did considerable damage.
! about here. blowing off the chimney ot
; Charles Mother's house. Coming down.
* it wont through the tin roof of the adu‘
Edition_ and later the wind took off the
i tin roof, Many other outbuildings were;
" damaged and doors were turn on’.
A birthday party 'waa tendered Miss
..dith Mother at her boom in West.
Norwalk. Wednesday evening. A’ vcry
enjoyable (wetting was spent. Games."
which a bountiful rolintion was served.‘
The party broke up about midnight.
Miss Mather received many beautiful
presents.
WESTON. '
Mrs. E. .i. Perry has returned from
a visit in Bridgeport.
Mrs. Morris Andrews is spending a
week in Greenfield Hill.
Mrs. Angeline Andrews has visited
friends in New Canaan.
Mra’and Mrs. Peter B. Perry gave a
dancing party on Friday evening.
‘ Mrs. Josephine Fitch goes on Sat-
.urdny to spendsoveral weeks in New
York. “ ‘
The engagement is announced of 08-
Icar Budd. of this place. and Miss Mm .
l Sturges. of Cannon. ‘
Horace Hurlbuit's wind—mill was
blown down and badly damaged by
the wlndotorm of Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Perry has returned to
zldnston. after spending two weeks
Norwalk. '
Mrs. Elmer Jackson entertained .at‘
1. Mrs» Gregory.
of Cannon, auditors.
M. a. mu. ‘ . _ , . .
WISHES RESIDENCE IN ENGLAND.
LONDON,» March 22.~—4The. London
Times toduv.contatns the following ad
vertisement: WANTEDz'l‘o parabolic
by a wealthy American. desirous of
setting in this country one of th
stately English homes. Would gi '
tancy pricexfor ai‘roally suitable plan 7‘
Must contain no less than thirty b .
‘rooms. ntabliug twenty horses. 3 , _
.ly timbered purknnd land to any ex-
‘tent. Good shooting indispensable.
Must not be more than two hours from
. The wellknowd. firm
. _ ..0f..aucti0néet3
whose address follows
informed [la 7
sociated Pr "its ‘
'thatysth would-bepurclta ‘
murmur
it ‘ _ aloud barber.
1) state minim“: Soho} or. of
Heron ,, .
n ‘nch ‘ ‘ .
tho Crone; or home Motions From the U .. 3.. .; ‘ ‘
suitcrinuo and Uruotllxion of Christ.“
ln'tho cranial: bin nutrient will‘ he
was Illa-
charged from thc Noroton ionic be.-
cuuro of dlIIordcrly conduct. 'it is fluid
that there are. nix othora“ at prencut
llfi‘rKIlDWlliOll ll‘ltu and Drum Band
in one of the ima‘tlreltearnnin Thurs-
I day night that it has ever had. The
mcmbore are getting ready to go to
Stamford Easter Monday to he guests
The};
of tho Din
A cor. '
The. hour for worship on .
tthe days limmedlutely preceding com" “
{lllelllt'll‘litt’ the most eventful and turf '
music. and dancing were. enjoyed. after '
,andn long line of m‘
t. ~'rmm>N.-n a
"London. Address Millionaire. cure
”gin mines; ‘ ‘- ‘
hilltovandmowthedeopworkings nroveveallng the soureeaotnll this: gold. as
l'
., he, roof. . p the gaunt!» Okla- .
" ‘Btyle tome Ocean) giv'éo the.moatootnplot‘optoui "
Itottblon'tdo. cone and lasts much lougerithan any.
other form of rooting-erF‘ in‘iznatle-‘Ibyliand: y
labor exclusively and every sheet must page a” it”? I
rigid examination and be ,érzfi'ctln every way ‘
before it is .ofi'ered foriale.
l'
‘ . the. All: your dealer, or
,, write I w. c. caouzuirtn. Agent.
to tetroagle Building. Plttlltur
l "for lilultratod book on roofln .
AMEMOAN
'rm Pun oommuv
, “wanna
”UCDLAT
"otihil‘hi"i“lPl’i¢Bv§.il|laaii hers.
79“" “Ian 30me~ ~
r .t l...
..i
may now be seen atéthe
“ new milflgrerp start.
1 M. R: ,lckerman,
- .71 Main STREET,
Connected with (urge ‘Bridgu
port establiflliltent.
I.
W
fi’
21“
,
(.‘tuu‘h.
Last days of the Closing
C. W. Hoyt's.
and .
at prices that will make
Velvet. Body and ‘Tapest
l, and we request a suit
little before that date.
rent on Cross street.
rooms! tell on ‘ubout
c-all.
Large or hmall.‘ ll
*Witldow {S
, To order.
'Hkvéfaéeh utbé- AN DARE BEING MADE lN
; MINING s-rcxe ~
By people who/arc shrewd canngh to lay Aawar
them when they are first offered to the public,
be purchtmed utvgyy low prices. when
Later on. when the company. begins to pay dividends. ihisustocknotton coat-
ing. perhaps. only 25 donut. jumps to five or ten dollars per share.
Georgia, the EmpireState of the South
is just. at the beginning of one of those gold mining booms that many otir
or section have eitpei‘leneedrin the past. -
Those who have kept close watch. are aware of the great oneness tirtt
many of the new gold mines of Georgia are meeting with. .
Shrewd People, from all sections of the country, and even from Europe.
aronow buyinzrthese stocks while they are being offered at these low
prices. and putting them away for the rloooure to follow a little later on.
r 3
ill transiting titling hmIIaIIy .
ls‘forganized' under the-laws of Georgia. and has one million shares of
thepnr value-o “' a, dolln fully paid and nonraseessablo. and tour; hundred
thousand of thirst main atoqlr. tote used solely for development purposes
‘ Wee-now often .tho it bite one ha mired thousand shares of this treasury
stock. at-thetilon'” rice. ot’25‘dents’per share ,(par value $1.00) after which
the price will be raised to 50 cents, t! it should be found necessary to sell
warmest carer?
‘thc stocks. purchasing
because. then the stock can
any. more or the shares.
’Tbiofcoinpnny now‘owne- in fee simple. 63 acres of as.
property no intone found anywhere. lo cated in Gw
known as tiio‘Owens roperty, upon which there has been alarge amountof
development work'd e. Two separate shafts have been sunk upon a vein.
and anfllciedt drifting done to allow up a large amount of ore, the vein run-
ning from 2353‘ to area in width“ .
his: 5 run at: high as $150. and our
about}! per ton, and that we‘hnv
lifetime. At thé lowest calculatio
in mining and milling this ore. ,
Upon thin property ‘tvohove now
promising a gold
innott county. ,: 63.. ‘ and
experts savthe ore will average
8 more than we can getout in one natural
a there should be ten dollars per ton profit
a ten stamp mill. two concentrators. one
to ”top. boflerran‘d engine. one‘lil h. 3. portable engine and boiler. one safety
hoist. blacksmith alto ' itlnfuli set of tools. one ore crusher, many pumps.
' ' ' navy and tools. such as uroto be found on a well
good“ mill-house and other buildings.
equipped tamarind a“ “ _ .
" ‘ ‘ Vein has-them traced all thewny across .the property. running
The mat
__ . _ 9 Income FromSmaltlnvestments.
Thousands. ,péoxaleorc nowrérec eiv’tnglu fine“llvlng*5incoine ‘trommln-
ing stocks that costtthem originallyonly a few hundreds monitors, and thou-
‘anndswllihnve this tome perience within the maid few yearn in the Gear.
awry every he whotr‘ “this a. aimauy‘auhie attire‘fa‘c‘t'thatjmiiiioas
of‘dollara‘ wotthéoigold-havelieen taken from the surface of the Georgia
knew it would
in .
. 56,000
to] 5 0.__p,er
motley is needed for the development. '
‘ Early dune fleas, 7
L Paper new
look it: very best.
Min.
37 «WA-5H l‘NGT'ON 3
South Norwalk ‘
Telephone Connection.
Open evenings. until 8:30.,
,iiiiitiiiiiluslitss
CHRPE’FS ~
FURNITURE c
Balance of our Axminstor. Moquetto, /
Carpets. from'50t' to 65¢ per yard.
We are offering bargains in Furni-
ture you cannot afford to miss.
Our business is to be closed April
lenient of all
A good safe for sale cheap. Born to
61 WALLSh‘REETLNORWALK. cu, ;
Nonwatk Clubsfiuliding. ‘ 3
1“» .‘I‘.‘ :1 P Y ‘1‘ 1‘“
Wall Paper. ~
‘ There are wallpapers espeov ., . , ,
ially designed for the diiferent ’
rooms of,your house.
haven't much. time. to . spend in
adiecting your Wall coverings
give us thodimensions otyour
you want to pntlnto the paper.
We will have. the papers for the
different rooms selected and ma
dy for your critlclsrn
Photo fFramois-é-
nudes ?
Pointingtflfl It
You‘ll find a” frame will im-
prove your picture. You'll find a
frame herethat will make it
Get It Ready
F 01' - Easter
Have it onvour walls and see
what an tinprOvement it really
is. We will alone. the frame for
Room Moulding
to match pour Wall Paper.
it a re
Out Sale at
quick sales.
ry Brussels 5
a, pint ’ .
how much
W8 RIG!
.do your
when you
oth are the
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