I ‘ ni'llilleviilieen' YBIII‘S‘ Illlil
ilion dull Grove it 80101
BELLE ISLAND
the: Quinlan representing
o purchasing hose.
Ice cream festival.
19 of ice cream and cake.
.11.?
'1
‘6 rent,
'tor Dudley iloyt
o
lk‘Launoh Works all
Id Marie Melleky, from
a cook.
Danbury Wheel Club.
dd House
to ’fternoon
ml
with a party.
98 and the game Is he.
‘11. set.
and family arrived yester
e‘takéu possession of their:
. 1's. E H Flilow. of No -1
' laltora at the island yes-I
t of Bethel is stayingi
‘ at, the Havlland Houwe1I:
ed
ht. music.
18
in handy “ other
hill II‘I 11.111.11.111 81111112-
111111: 111111 Placed Inn
ill-3
‘lm Eire Hose Company. of New
lty. was at the island yesterday
had a talk with ‘J. H. Sceley in re-
Mr. Seeley
prices and with several others,
. Ihmit them to the "meeting Satur-
.1 citing. at the Retsof cottage for
1. Saturday
film; at the Havilnnd House prom-
tb‘ be a very pleasing affair. There
instrumental anti Vocal music.
’i‘ he
i the island have promised
I11 111; cakes, which will be auc-
loft at the cluse of the evening.
large A. Shepard is engaged In tak-
. old water pipe which was put
:llttee’n years ago. when the Belle
ter‘ Company had control
I1 in the new pipes still has
lie ‘o‘i’ tar, but this IS work-
and it is expected will have
ppeared in a short time.
Shepard and family nrrlv~
ctheI yesterday afternoon
. ”v taken possession of their cnt~
' lip new cottage Mr. Shepard is
ll be completed about the
11th 111! will be occupied by the
I! After that date the old cottage
in M Clinton came up pewter—1
, in New York city to spend the
, 11 ‘Mr. Clinton is manager of the
York theatre. between Forty-
]; and Forty—fifth streets. Broad—
‘«Ncw York, and bin duties keep
he city a large part of the
on the new dock for Charles
‘at Pine Ledge, is being push~
1' ml with all possible speed by
The dock
he hundred feet in length and
., finished about the twelfth of
. F. Shepard went to Norwnlk
"rid brought down his launch
’ which, has been housed at the
winter.
apart] is anticipating many jollv'
in the craft befolo the season
attic Benedict. Mamie Ken-
New
ebeen engaged as waitresses
seaaon‘ at the. Havilnnd House.
Rows, of New Yul-.11 has bcen so
twenty
ll spend the Fourth at the
The boys will come
« , . B. Keeler in his sloope ya1i11
we." and Hubert Bishop. in the
I“ had parties out sailing res-
oas‘man brothers blue l1n0111-
Dacoit" had her new nails set
xdlty, 111111 in the afternoon was
Bonnie View cottage has a ping
miug
‘pulor. especially hmong the
tier Hyatt. of the Bonnie View
, went to Brooklyn where he
ain with friends. until after the
Waters is having a sewer pipe
_ ‘ William Powers’ cottage to
' in sewer on Hickory Blot: ave-
andsome two toasted schooner
1 am Witch" left the Cove yesterday
"008, after a stay of nearly a
Farrell and family have 111'-
‘m'Brooklyn. and are occupy-
' ice“ cottage for the‘sea—
. veral bothers in at
Bluff andt Belle Island. yester-
and 12111111 arrived ye —:
nbury. to spend a few
THE CLERK8 DID NOT BULLDOZE.W ‘
One of Them Maker Reply to Merchant
in Regard to Early Cloning.
,‘ South Norwulk (101111..
‘ .luiy...' " 1902.
‘II: ditor of The Benilnci' With regard
to the. statement In your '1‘ lineduy even:
lng'n inane concerning the Retail
Clet'lls' Union, 1 would like to state .
that the merchant who furnished the.
news wan very far from correct in‘
name of bin rcmmks. and should bu‘
a little. better puntcd before. making
any such atutgimonto for publication. _
'I‘hc clerks ‘who were chosen to call
upon the merchant‘n were gentlmneu‘
and approached the merchant in nj
gcuilcmnuly. straightfot 11 on] way. and
not In :1 bulldozlng manner, which won
In erred in youl paper.
The 1'o111mittee called upon the men
t'l1antchplalned the object of the lip»
ion and what they were trying to do
and asked for a little consideration of
the matter. and if agreeable. to hl '11
the, paper. Thorn 11'ch ‘no demands
made on anyone and the committee
certainly had more Judgmeht and com
mon sense than to make any threats
of boycott. The members of the as-
sociaiiou are not wooden men or dum-
mies nor is there anything connected
with the. aswociatlon that. would nug-
geat anything unfair or unrcusormblc.
I believe tilt-Ire isn’t a member 111 the
organization but what has an interest
in their emplovcrn welfare and such
in one object of the union to get all
to join hands and work together for
oath other” 13 lhtcrost.e1mploye1 and
employee. and there is no question of
a doubt. but what this can be accom.
plishcd.
0111' only trouble scents to have been
with one or two who all“ prefer to
be :1 “slow“ to business. 0111' nlor
chant friends 111-11111 have. no four of Hill
actions: driving trade out of Iowa. I
think this n rcrywouk ul'gul‘ucnt when
you come. to consider the you low poo
plet 111ml I doubt if there are any) who
would waste a whole mailing out oi
town shopping, and furthc1mole out of
town merchanta commenced 11.111111:
time ago to close their stores carlr. '
Once. more I would like to dcny the
ridiculous statement that there was
any demand ointhrcats made to the
merchants of our town. ‘
A. CLERK.
‘ COKE’S FAULTS.
Not Considered an Ideal Fuel by the
Consolidated.
'l‘ht'I attempt to force out the. Connoi-
hinted railronti' a supply of soft cool [11'
using coke on many of the engines is
not pr'mlng as successful as expected
Stiledule time. cannot be made by some
of the trains on this account. and :1
change oi fuel is ekpcclod within a few
days.
Coke has been used on all New 1 or k
division trains £111 11111113 vents. to make
Stt‘ 1m to pull the mains outaldr the
limits of New York city in 11bit ll null
coal 1' innot be burned. Thu mile 1111.:
in this respect a success. but when the
shipments of soft coal termed the rail
road loaded many of their engines
with coke and as a steam ploducet this
has been a failure.
lrlcavy baggage and express ship
meals are also causing delay to par
sensor trains. The annual 511111111111
rush I1: 1111 and for 11‘ time travel will be
an unusually heavy that engineers will
have difficulty in looking schedult'
time.
NEW YORKS GO. DOWN DEEPER.
Doheny. Former New York Player.
now with Pittsburg, Won ‘His Game.
Thc‘New Vorks, not very strange to
say lost again yesterday. the Boslous
repeating their winning tactics The
some was close 4 to K. The loss of
the game is attributed to Catcher
Bowerman. who at a critical stage of
the game dropped the hall and .1 1111.1
111cm later had :1 passed ball. The
llrooklylu: defeated the Philadelphins
again and Pittsburg. as usual won.
llohcuy pitched for l’ittsburg against
the Cincinnati team. He allowed but
two hits. One of these who a hunt.
which the runner beat otltr‘IDoheny. it
will be remembered, could not pitch
good enough ball to suit the fastidious
New York. management. Doheny has
been playing good ball throughout the
season.
ACTION BY RAILROAD COMMIS.
' SIONERS. . .
The railroad commissioners writer;
tiny handed down a finding on ille deli.
tlon of the warden and burgé‘sscs of
the. borough of Torrlngton. asking for
the alteration of a crossing on
. Naugatuck Division of‘thc New York.
New .‘Haven &. Hartford railroad at
Summer street. it was alleged in the
petition that public safety required a]
terationn at the crossing and its up
piouches. The hearing was held in
' Torrin'gton (in June 18.13111 railroad
commissioners find that public safety
demands that the. crossing be. altered
'and they therefore'ha‘ve instructed the
railroad company to that effect.
The railroad commissioners have an
gproved the application of the Willi-
lmantlc Traction Company to lay its
rolls through the towns of Lebanon
and Franklin. ..
Th counac'rtcuv PATENTS. .
who solicitor of patents:
ins band; 11L Olmstead New Haven
’ adjustable auger" Cornelius Birkev
‘ 1|;ford,ball-coc Bengt ‘W. Hanson
Herd: milling cutter: Bengt W
Hanson and F. W. Gordon Hartford
dig; H . .
germanium...
r981
‘ ‘lf Norwalk.
the ‘
. tient‘w from South
following were issued July 1st: 1
totalled from oliioe of A. M.
onr‘y H. Taylor Bridgeport. 511111411. ‘
Mayor 1‘l‘ulri11's II.P1II11 of llaubury.
was 11 vialtor I11 Norwulk yesterday
‘i‘. W beater, of Greenwich. in spend»
ing a couple of days ill South Norwalk
Benjamin H Burr. of West. Redding.
in visiting friends In {loath N01 walk
Albert Frazer intends to spend the
Fourth with friends in New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith. of Stamford.
were In 11.1wn,Ithis week. calling on
friends.
Minn Mamie Lowe is entertaining her
111113111: I't'nm Worthington ovm' tho
II‘ourth.
Miss Helena Ryan. of Reading. Is tilt.-
guest of her sister, Mrs. C. M. Dorgap.
Aibort (loldnchmidt will spend
Fourth of July in Atlantic City and
Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. (I. ll. Goodrich. of
c111.111.111.111. wtl'cct.hu1'e returned from
Plilgbutlr. Pa.
birth A. W. Smith. of] Woodward
'11'1Inuo has: gone to New" York for a
rich with relatives.
Mlsa II} Insie Morchouse. of Bridgeport
'5' rlwitiun Miss: Edna 'l‘uttlc at her
bome.l"‘ln11rc'tlNorwnlk.
William MtIGlnu‘ of New York. will
Ipcud the lIoulth with William Shep-
did of No. Ii South street.
lira. W. R. Simpson of Brooklyn. in
the guest of her mother. Mm Cornelia
ifonlstock at her homeI in Broad River.
William Hamilton. of Norwuik left
this 111111 1111111. for Kingston New York.
1111011» he will be the guest of relatives
li'rauk linbbs: of l..iro11klyn will spend
the Fourth with his friend. Samuel
Hello wan. at his: home .in Franklin
street
Mrs. A \I. (llnck. of Rownyton. and
hereon A. A. (‘luck of Niagara Falls.
ain‘ppf't'l at the Muhnclmmo Hotel lust
hi hi
lilies: Anna New.con1b of New York
is the guest of her parents. ‘iir. and
Mrs Augustus Newcomb. of West Main
:il'rct‘
1112:1111] Mrs. William Olsen of Un-
Iou l’nrk.:11'e entertaining Mrs Arthur“
ii. Swallow of Providence formerly
of Norwalk. I
Miss: XAgnes A. iluiimau of llroobI
ly.u NJ .is the guard of Mr and Mrs.
r‘. l-‘.. Raymond of Spring direct. for
:Iclvornl day‘s
iii. \ltiabi has that finished a his:
linen-horse tank for the. Standard Oil
(‘omplmy which he will shortly whip
to Providence.
George Harris. of
11'1I111i11XK71Ietiield Conn yesteldut it)
:pont Illi‘ Fourth of July with his sis
1.1'11 Mrs. George llreyel.
The Misses Mae Trainer Jennie
York will be guests of Mina Thoreau
Shepard over the Fourth.
Min F1 alllt ’l‘anuerr 11 ho llilF. been
'bo guest of Mrs. Albert l‘orker. of
\iidtiletown N \..1'eatordo1' 1
.l l)1'e11'.‘\.\' Browmr 'I‘ (‘1.liclu-
ment. \\.Volb:1"1udW MI It of New
\ork. a yachting party. stopped at the
Muhackemo Hotel last night. -
Mr and Mrs George Barnum of
N0“ York are poems of Mr and hire
iohn lflcmar.ewt of Main street the lat
li'l‘ being Mrs. Barnum a parents
Mrs. Imogene Color and Miss: Medn
Adams. who have been residing in
Wnehiumou. ll (2.. for several montba
have returned to South Norwalk.
‘lirs Millie filing and Mrs \iahel
Phillips of New York citv. arrived to.
1i'111 to spend the. Fourth at. the home
of William F Hort, Grove street
M13“. William 1.. Matthews. of \\ est
street. who has been visiting for the
past two weeks in Mossacbunetts. is
expected to return to her home today.
Mrs. Katharine ‘iI‘ink loft Norwaik
vosterdav for Boston to meet her hus~
band Franklin P. Fisk Mr. and Mrs
l—‘Iah will spend a vacation in Nova
Scotia. _
S. A. Brown of Cross street. return
(Id Tnesdav from Forest Hill l..
where he had gone to attend an aunt»
versury celebration. Mrs. Brown
will return Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs: Gil. Borges.‘of Stapl-
ford are guests of Mr and Mrs. F
Schmedes in Smith Main street. They
will remain over the Fourth hire.
Schmedns is. their daughter
William F. Bishop. wife and (laugh-
for Miss Marjorie ‘ahd son Franklin
Smith's. in the Adirondacks. where
they will 3th until September.
lilies Merrill Mist: Benton and Mrs.
(3. hi. Dot-gnu of the Weston“ avenue
County Home. are in 131111111113. today.
Commissioner James E. Miller.
Councilman and Mrs. Charles 5.
Howell 'of Gerard place. intends to
‘ieave‘thi‘s nine: for (lien and Man
Dr Edward Everett smith and use
‘Wiltool Wént “131'! bit:
Lowe street. ,
Mirtiia and Mollie Leonard of New ‘
‘lr'mo Slim returned to her home In I
Ill leave in a few days for Paul '
attending the funeral of late County:
Italian islands. where they will spend
the Fourth and Saturday and Sunday. -
WINNERO AT SAENOERFEST.
First Prize Goes to the Concordia 89-
piety of Wp‘iorbury. . 1 ,
SE 1' HOUR. July ll. ‘w’l‘h‘n singing wo-
cietloa 1.111111111131111: the State Salinger-
feat paraded hero in four diviniorul and
made, 11 plcinrlinqne appearance. Each
tilvieiou‘ had ’1: band that with the pee
oud bcin‘g the Wheeler & Whoop.-
'l‘horo were also allowy feat wagons.
A picnic. (011.0ch and at 1i p. m an-
nouu‘t'eulc‘nt was made of tho prize
winners in the singing content. which.
took place on Monday. as follows:
First class» Flrat prize Concordia
Singing aocicty,Wate1btuv with 11 to 1
tai of flip points out of 11 possible 75.
In mid t'laeu tho Hermann Soohne of
lv'ct. llii\1.'ll flow. p‘oints.
Second ti'lilil‘lileiurIEtlt‘ club of New I
I
Britain 62% pointn,
'l‘hil'tl clansmlleidcrkrnnz. of 'l‘llom-
1:011 111111111 points. ‘
lIourtll cinaswidodcltnfcl. of Stnm- I
ford. wlth 39% points .
WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN.
SANTA II‘E. N M Ju‘lv ill—«The
nooklv olop bulletin issued by theI
Wtftnibcr buroau‘ reports :11 govt-rot
droutb in all part1; of the territtiry. All
Aixlquiu ilio .Illl"'1li1a1,t'otnlt\'. the Chain
111:1 I"‘l\'t‘i has: drlttl for the second lime.
in :1 bundled Items Water in other.
1110111113 ‘111 that section in also lower
than cvcr before,
DON' T FAIL TO TRY THIS.
ll believer an honest trial it: [:11 cu in
Electric Bitters for um tIouble it. is re.
coutnicndt'd fm a permanent cure will
uurycl be effected. it never fails to
111111» the stomach. regulate. the ki1111e13‘15
and bowls; litllnlllalil the Iiv.cr InylL
or. 'iI..'i‘ the norvat' and pulli}. the blood
‘it‘u :1 wonderful tonic for 1"»undo11n
mstcmu i'llt'ctrlc Iii (fora positively
chic: ltitlut‘iy and i. Ivcl 'l‘ronblcs. Stu
lunch Disorders
learner's. Rheumatism.
Satinfmtion guarau
Only 50 ccutt:
Ncr vousnoss Slut cp-I
Ncurnlgia. and 1
cxpcie Malaria.
tend by'F. ‘l-l. Baxter.
TWF‘V’l‘Y-FW E
1
DAVID S. B
jtlo ihotouub and guaranteed to cure
wn 1111.1. leaner ems nn'mln lovnn'rlsn-
MENT .1811 111111 11111111: 1111111 on EVERY
Beautiful Presents Free.
WAN B TO‘RAOE FOR
President Jenkins. of Bridgeport Line,
Million! for a Speed Test.
Uiliulnlu of the Bridgeport Steam-
bout Company inaiat that the steamer
William (1 P111111: last Friday boat the
nicnmet' illohard Peck of the New lin-
you line on the trip from New York
notwithstanding the denials made by
the, officials of the New Haven line.
and by the officers of the Pork l’rcai
dont .lcukinn of the Bridgeport Steam.
bout Company has challenged for a
race between the Pooh and the Payne.
for $1.500. Mr. .lonkinu. proplnltion in
that the two Ilfllilh. bo‘ withdrawn from
the regular ucrrlco for thonpood trial.
The Ncw llhrt'n line has not yet
agreed to a race.
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Mrn. (.‘uptnin ll. Hubbard. of Mil-
io rd l')1I.1:11ys: “Brazilian lzlulm any.
ed my boy‘ a life. He began lust like
itho one 111- 10151 with croup. ‘We gave
him a low doses. He quickly drOppctl
to sleep and was all right in tho mor
..'—a
ulna” For iilllt‘ by R. ll. Plaisicd. F.
H. Baxter. and The Clifford i‘har-
mac)“ . y In
SHAFTING BROKE LEGS AND ARM.
CO] (I “ESTER July :I.'~—\~1‘Ilialu
Button. ugcd sixteen years, on em-
ployee at the H F 'l‘ur'ncl silk mills
was caught in uhai‘ling yesterday and
both It' '11 and one. arm were broken. A
number of llli‘ employees of the mill
fainted when they saw ilutipn is man
lilt‘il limb and on this account the. mill
war. shut down for the rest of the, day.
It. in believed that Hutton will recover.
NEED MORE .HELP. .
Often tl1coo-~vm taxed organs of dlgos
tion 1rI1 out for help by Davpopnius
‘paiuu, Nuunt'n lilo/driest: Headaches
liver complaiulaI bowel dlnordcra. Such
troubles call for prompt use of Dr.
King‘s New Life i’ills. They are. gen-
"1.31:. at I‘ ll Baxter: drug store. ”
wasn‘mo
rework _
(25) SENT US. ’
Sand for Premium List:
ROWN 8: (30..
River. New Xork City.
fl 1 1115‘5I‘1spt’3t and North
’11!”
.MW
Poncngmaoes
Vudor
Porch Shades.
Something new and very artisticl .
bi g imprmemcnl ou the slipt bamboo
shadow. The)" are weather proof light
pretilly tolorcd and rely lusting;I in
fact. they are the most satisfactory
Port-ll Shades of which we know.
Size 4x8 feet at 81.61).
Size 6x8 feet at $2.25.
Size 3x3 feet at $2.75.
We aloe have a complete
Split Bamboo Porch Screens
sizes from We up.
Porch Rockers from 7513.111).
Adjustable Window Screens
Screen Doors 691: up
We c.1r1'I1 the best line of Refriger-
film‘s
.our 'Progresa" alofrtgemtm . .
A. J. Collins& Co.
FUNERAL. oral-minus
AND EMB‘ALMERS.
‘12 North Main 31”.?“
in all
1511': up
line of
Economy .in‘ ice by oping one of
M gof'Norwalk.
mate 0: Ohio 1111., City of Toledo,
Lucas poultry.
‘ Frank J. Cheney makes oath that ho!
is the senior partnor of the firm of F.
J Cheney & Co. doing business in tho
City of Toledo. County and State ureter
said and that told firm will our WI
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use of
Hall' 5 Cntnrrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and sbbflcflb d
in my presence, this 12th day of Dec
her. A. 1)., 1886.
A. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
l-lail'n Cntarrh Corn is‘ taken inter:
bully and not»: directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials. free.
F. J. CHENEY, & (10., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggiata. 75c. ‘
Hall’s Family Pills are the best,
"The Book of the
Presidents”
By Gen. Charles H. Grosvenor,
20 years member of Congress."
pounced the moat sumptuous and mag-
nificently beautiful book“ ever la‘sued
Pro
in the United States. Contains 27
large full- page Photogravure Por
traits. reproduced from the‘ best pIa‘int
ings ill the White lionse, the Congress
ional Library the Capitol Building and
the Corcoran Art Gallery. of Wsnhing
ton.
Contains Department of Autograph
Letters showing an autograph letter
of each President of the United States
and Department of Armorial Hearings
and Genealogical Notes. These two
features have never before appeared
in any book ever issued
Both President McKinley and Presi
dent Roosevelt posed specially In the
White House for their portraits to be
This is the greatest honor ever con-
fcrred on any publication ever issued
in this country. This wrath reflects
credit upon the Nation. Eyery patrio
tic American citizen will buy it
Sells at sight. Small fortunes
being made by men and Wome‘n
and large fortunes will. he
made. on this Publication within the
next three years.
“omen employed on commission or
part salary and part commission. :1,-
500 guaranteed yearly. Also. Manager
11 noted to open small otiicc at home or
In home town to have charge of ag-
cuts and correspondence. look after
the advertising and other work.
Write for terms and circulars. Ad
dross.
THE CONTINENTAL I‘RESS
Corcoran Building Opposite
. U. S.fl‘reaaury,
Worthington. D. C.
AUCTION SALE OF THREE DWELL-
lNG HOUSES
to be removed: The South Norwolk
Union School District tier-airing to use
the . land belonging to tho Knudsen
property recently purchased will our
tlon. July . 5. 3:30 o’clock on
premises. house at 33 Chestnut
street, 10 rooms. water and
closet; house at 35 Chestnut street.
it ro‘oms, water and closet; house 37
Chestnut street. 5 rooms water and
closet. Particulars and terms of
JACOB M. LAY‘TON,‘
, Real 'Elt‘ste Agent.
5 Railroad Place, So. Norwaik.
Fire insurance
seems to be about the only commodity
bought without regard to quality
There are as many grades of insur
once no there are of merchandise
You are undoubtedly paying" for the
best quality; .1111: you quite sure you
are getting it? Better to know now
than after thence. Our fifteen years'
experience on the subject have fitted
as to do this well;
. Thylb‘rs 81/ Golden,
Misses Kid Oxfords at
Don’t forget we have i
'15 s; 11
Boys’ Canvas Leather sole bais.‘
St Co.’ 5 Oxfords at $2. 50 and $3 .00 warranted Pai-
eni Kids. a new pair if they crack.
.' Z» WOW" Telephone Call, 1117-;
a spot: m
. - . , . mgrbljg'ndsiummar
ton. . ‘
506 Hot “Wight: Heating.
Hot 111' Heating.
750 aroma, AND RANGES.
he Lounsbur v Mathewson
_i O SEN’S Shoe Store »
South Norwaifi
SLAT AND TIN R00
(lag and Steam Ii‘ittlnlflt‘gi6
Goa Fixturga ‘ ‘ Celiin
_ mm 31.01? realign ritual?
1111:1111”:er Band
The Jones 8 mnmmm
l'l WALL STREET uoawm
“IN THE SPRING." ”
n. the rungll unevenly
malnspring
watches. Ie buy none but the finest
etc
I
The superiority of Portland over 1':
diary cements in wall understood.
The prlée in now so low that am:
dale cement is; to an extent.: being
crowded out. We handle the "Atlas."
' ‘ which 11‘. 111111de to be the best brand
on the market. Our sales of this on ,
merit have increased tenfold within
11“ years. it you are going tonne"
1: use "ATLAS.”
“a 111‘ have the "Romantic"
made mains‘prlngsh thoroughly tested
'1 before insertion. and guarantee them
, from breakage for one year.
Kama 3. Han
cannons op'nclau.
1.111» 11mm Repairing. _ 1
United Bank ”119.80. Nor.
33” hours 8 lo 11:35; 11:45 to 6: 311
Mm eve up . .1 _
at: mm mm
paper. People who know good qualityf‘.
come here for what they want.
any they like our designs and the col- .
bring.
your walla.
here for. your inspection.
' PAINT‘ERS’ SUPPLIES.
ARTISTS" MATERIALS.
used only and exclusively in this work. ‘
High clans men and ‘
tempered
lee the trouble in many
That tells you of good well
They I
ouninl‘sPLAv RACKS
Pneanu'rfn noon VIEW.
You can tell how 'It will look on
All prices of paper are
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING.
WINDOW CHADES.
Any size, make or thickness, to
order.
ROOM MOULDINO
to match your Wail Pap9r9.
PICTURE FRAMING.
We make it an art.
1111111111.
117 WASHINGTON STREET,
south Nomalk.
‘ Telephone Gentleman;
J unlus Brown
Plinth 111111 Paper lingo.
Purs White 1.111111 and 5an
mixed by hand will w'e‘ar twice
I? no. long and cover dribble nor.-
nice as machinery mixed. The
house of William Steven: and of
Stépheti’ Wilcox. both oil south
Main street were hointnd .by 0.1.9
in this manner over more 11‘ finite
first: They are still good _ , .
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Main street. My residues. .88
Elm Grove strut
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Valve. 1
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ter hammer. Has no tank.
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LATINO FLUSH VALVE.
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spoiled to a Flush Valve operated by
direct pressure. Discharges the some
amount of water in the would length at
time, regardless of the head or pr»
sure in service pine. 1,
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room.
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