Harry thrown is ill at his home In
Ihll blocs
Mrl. George Shcrwood spout yoster-
day in itowsyton.
Miss Alice Reynolds is confined to
her bomb with ”Host tronblc.
Mrs. M l.. DUI'II of Rowan street,
III sounding the day In Now Haven.
William Tobey Is laid up with the
at his home In Reynolds stroIIt
no. ltobort Clark of Van, Zandt
street is visiting friends in (‘.Ianbur3'
A week from tomorrow ll baptismal
scrvlce will bII hcld at tho Adicnt
Christian Church.
William O. Smith, of South First
strcet who has been ill. with grip is
oonsldoiahly improved.
Rev. J W Davis has been coutincti
the past few days to his homo in How-
on street, suffering from ll scvoro so-
I'III'II cold.
Captain Frederick Andcrson contin-
ues to improve and hopcs to he ubic
to rosumo his work on IhII “(‘onunan-
dcr“ within II mack.
M L. Williams a iust opcncr from
Now York has tuiII-n II position In thII
oltl Rowland o3 stcr shop on the Wash-
lngton‘ street III' lIlaII.
Charles Hall. of Port (’hcstcr. is the
guest of his sister. Mrs. William Ba-
ker, of. 7t; tIslIIIrn ItrcnuII. ”II will re-
main ovcr IbII Sabbath.
Mrs. Arthur (i, |.II\IIIjIIy, who has
been suffering from "ll attuck of ap-
pendicitis at her homo in NIIw strIIIIt,
is considerably inIpIIIIIId
Frank Youngs, thII IIgIIIl iIIsidcnt of
this mince who has bIIIIn living in
Plcarunt stII_IIIIi lIIIs bIIIIn remoted to
tho town l‘urin. III. F. II. linker has
been attending him. I
ht‘lilll)’ Slicritl' .lolin W. Soulicy ailc
tinned off a horsc IInIl wagon and tin.
pcrsonnl cfl‘eI- is of thc latc D. P. Mot-
III-ll at his formcr rIII:idI>ncII in Second 1
street ycstcidzu morning.
Superintcndtnt Richard Bland is
very desirous that every member of tho 3
Advent Christian Sunday school lIII in.
his scat tomorrow noon, as he has“
something important to tell all.
Mr. and Mrs. Hurt Baldwin and Dr.
and Mrs. Wlnlicld S. ilaldwin. of Not-
walk WIIIII cnlcitaincd yIIIIstIIIdII3 Iif
IIIIIIIIIIII and owning by Mr. and Mrs.
W II.‘.Iianfoid of East avcnuc.
l'aintcr .l. W. lit—Iatty has It l'”IIIIII of
mm: at work painting a built for .\lII:.
Carrie Smith in Harriet street Nor-
wulk; also paperlng for Mrs Jancl
ll3I III in Brush siIIII-It South Noiwulk. l
’l‘hcit‘ “ill be. no seiiico this IIIIIn
ing at the East AchtIiII MIIIhodistl
Episcopal Church. The spot ial r-gcviinl
meetings will bII. IoutiiiuIIIl next vIIIIIk
Tuesday. Wedncsdm and Thursday
IIvonings
ltev, J. W. Davis will pIIIIIcli tomor—
row at both seminar: in iliII Advent
(‘bI istian ChIiIIh. ills III citing subjett 9
will be‘ The Final lIIIIlIIlIIIIs Home of
gr
tho Snints.‘ ()thci scrIiIIIs will be
bold as usual duringr tlIII Il:I3. l
The Ratlcl oystcr stIIIIinIIr “iiiond
(‘.‘urricr“, which run across. II log oflJ
wood off Bridgeport harbor u {cw days J
ago getting it in hcr thI III, was heath
pd 3cstcrduy afternoon down the bar-
bin and the olIsInIIl-I rIIniochl Tth
bout, I't‘l'lll‘nf‘tl III \\lll‘lI' this moiniug.
'l‘iIII Friday Night (.‘lub hold it lIi-‘
wcckly iticcting. last night. with l'IIIri
ilrunstrup. at. his home. :36 S‘I'Und9
strcr-t. After ping pong and nunicrous ’
gflmPH wIIrII piIin-Ii, a bountiful collu—
tion was scrvcd. ’l‘lic evcnina provIIIl
It most IInjoyoblIa one. It has not brcn
decided wlicrc the next mccting will
be' held.
Twenty-two members of the Junior
Band turncd 0111 to the servictI at the
East nvcnuc Methodist church. Rcv.
Edward Cunningham had charge of the
meeting and was ably assisted by 1-10-
ward \V. litInIIIliIIt. presldciit (If IhtI
hand. Then» was it good attendance
and tho moot-ding provIId of unusual
intornst and help.
:illtilit‘d and 1:1"th
, wow u largo number of local
Silas Shot-wood. of Bridgeport. came
special sei'vicc at thc Methodist;
Church. ‘ EYt‘i'yont.‘ Was glad to see
him and there were none gloddcr than
tho mt’mlitil‘h‘ of the Junior bond. Mi.
Sherwood was formcriy It mcmbcr of .
this organization and takes a livcly in-
terest in the work the boys are doing.
A meeting' of the. State Sunday
School and Loyal Wm-“kexs Assooiation‘
will be held Tuesday January, 20 in
Moriden Thete will be morning af- 'IJCtItler
ternoon and evening Sessions and ad-
dress by G. liowurd Ma‘ one. thII ro
l (“'PIIIIC.
Only 5 limit :2;
bent. of tho mil:
lion: who hovo
consumption ins
horltlt. Asllghl
iooldmtlokiin or
Abscklng oou
tho beglnn ng.
. Ind otter II III:
Touched I certain
advanced stngo
there is no ending except the grave.
Any case of consumption that in ounbio:
that Is. any ono laying consumption when
family or frlonds still hold on to 0 ray of
hope. may take comfort in the knowledge of
the fact that One Minute Cough Caro will
give Instant relief and finally cure.
This famous remedy does not pass Immodlatoly
lntotho stomach. but lln srolong in the throat. cho‘
and Ian 0. producing the allowing r00ult0:
elievol the Dough.
Makes the breathing any.
Cuts out the phlegm.
:JD rows out tholnflunmltlon.
5 Kllhtho corm- (mlcrobol) of dim
bl Strengthens the mucous membrann.
7; Clears the hold.
Rollovel the feverish Wilma.
9) Removal ovary calm at sequel; and tho
traino on the lung:
ti 0) nablu the lungs to contribute pun lilo-
vlngnn lilo— sustaining oxygen totho blood. Carol
may :35 nil Cough Luna and BmhuiAttecttona.
CONSUMPTION GURID.
"My physician told me one you lgo thIt i would
die of consumption Inside of 5 you. Ioommonood
taking Ono Mlnuto Cough Cure for my lung trouble
mditcured me. i have gained 20 pound: 5nd lam I
prott ilvo 'dcnd woman.‘ One Minute Cough Cur0
love me. " Many F SVLLIVAN. Grand Ruptds, Mich.
Pleasant to the taste. Good for Children.
Good for every body. For Coughs. Colds.
Croup. Whooping- Cough. Bronchitis. Asth-
ma, Pneumonia and all Throat and Lung
troubles no remedy is so good 03
ONE MINUTE
COUCH CURE.
‘ 'r0p0r0d by E. 0. D0WITTI 00.. CHICAGO
FOR 3 LE BY
THE CLIFFOR PHARMACY.
at II p. m. will be lIIIi by Miss Corn
t‘.<IlII. Topic. "A Messagc from His
,. \\ IIr'Il
John K iI‘inIh. of First stroct was
tIilII II Mill an attack of heatt tIIIIIlIlII
""l li ll sIla3 evening about 10 o c‘loII it and
for II. time it was thought he would not
survive thII attack. A doctor was sum
working over him
for nearly an hour brought him out
of the attack. iosterday he remained
at home all day and this mornlnLI, was
ship to rcsumc his IIIInciI at th ltIIIlIIl
o3stcr shop.
II‘les Whetlcr clcrk for Druggist ’l'.
H (‘I I',iilin is quite an artist and II spcc
linen of his work is now on IInlIilIltiIIn
‘in tho window (It tho Biidgc l'lIIIrIn
any. The work Icpresents a star tiIl3'.
Therc are sown stars one inside of thc
other and the whole was torn out b3
l.iand lhc lines are Icty oven, and
the whole is Icr3 symmetrIlIul 'lhII
figuie is cucloscd in u ironic maIlII of
cigar boxes. tlIII sldcs juggcd and done
with II jack kllll'I‘.
1‘). T. Wood, of South First strum.
liuIl unusual luck while down the bar»
bar last 'l‘IIIIsday afternoon. HII was
in IIIIIIIII of the succulcut gosling. as
ushcr
mat and I-iummcrs and succccdcd in
, IIIilling two bushels of thc bivalves out
of ”it“ mud. He found by actual
Iouut that it took bctw IIIIn 15 I5 and 160
of the clams to fill a bushci basket
Home of the fellows wcrII IIlgbt luch- '
cs long. "9 sold the claim: for $6.
TiIII auction sale of IhII IIii‘IIIItI: oi
the late ii. i‘. Morroll, hcld 3'IIstcrdII3'
morning from his late homo in First
:trcct, brought out some rarII bargains,
Deputy Sheriff 1". W. Sculley was thII
auctioncer and disposed of Mr. Mor-
I'I’Ill's gray horse. for $1.00, ihc purchas-
cr being Henry Richmond. 01’ liaricn.
LIIsllII Gainbfc bought the gray more
for $139, a big bargain: Expressmnn
William Thompson bought the barn.
J ,on condition that ho remove it in too
over last evcning tiiid attended the,
days. The barn is on leosod pI'IIpIIrty.
William Reed bought the buggy for
. $1.50
Mr. and Mrs. William Baker enter-
tained a company of friends at whist
lust cream at their home in Osborn
Elizht tables were in use
and a delightful evening was spent
In playing the favorite game. The
first piizII. was won by George Briton
while the sccond honors went to Miss
Mis. Frederick James car-
ried off the consolation award. 'After
,whist the hostess served a fine collnv
ttn‘nml missionary from China and 0th ltlon and there were piano solos by
or noted speakers Delegates to at-
tend this meeting will be elected to-
morrow at tho Advent Christian
Church.
ReI. Edward Cunningham
preach at both serIices tomorrow in
theI East avenue Mothodist church in'
the morning bII will iakc. for his sub-I
ject ‘The Living Word." The even
ing service will be evangelistic in char-
acter and the Christmas chorus will
sing. The ilpworth League meeting
Colicky, Fretty
Teething Babies
Miss Cutler and Mrs. A. PIIIoeIc. The
quests departed for their h'oh'aes short-
13 after midnight.‘
The first games in the penu’cbib tour
9
will inament of Mayflower Hook and Ladder
Compau3 weie played last night. when:
wcie five tabl'es and six games Were
played After the third game the part
tiers (hedged tables he folidwlng
are the scores:
James Trounson and William Beers,
, _ 1 o o 0 II 0
Harry Waterbury and Fred Carr,‘
. 0 0‘ 1’ ‘l 1 1
Thomas Evcnden and Robert Brown,
0 1
Fred Brown and Fred Lundoulst
.l» 0 I) 1 1 0
Wilbur Brown and Carl Wicks
"1 0 0 .1 I 1
Charles Brown and Bradley Hull
Samuel Hiill and John “13402.0 0
William Wicke and Willigm lifelike:
John Jones and John éorho'n'li'. :3 :
Charles Rose and George Robertson,
1 1 1 1 1 0
scorer The games woro followed by
t I5 II clam chowder supper prepared by
on Mond‘ay‘an‘d Friday of next woe ,.
will be baked blue fish supper and
the comma] ”present...
ROWAYTON.
and. Wood, W Rainbow. is the
guest of Ira. IR. Rowland,
Mfiomu‘. or Roiny'tbn, 00d IIu'J-J’
_ orbit-pm 1.. I.
J.
Chief Engineer Wheeler was the ‘, '.
the steward Charles ’Hnbbsrd. There v‘ ‘
‘ will be two more evenings of nme;.; I‘ ‘
After the tournament Monduy there;
:Captsin Hun willie: every meldbe'r inf '
'llxth' nuulvorha‘ry of his
ii"
{I pro
oltnl. ur. Crockett roturuod home
i‘hursduy.
Mustci lice. Plaknoy celebiated the
birthday
Thursday afternoon. by entertaining
sixteen of his little friends from 3 to
Ii o‘clock. No pain: were spurt-d that
the little ones should onioy thiIu-
selves. and both host and micsts wow
a merry party.
’Rowayton Moth
IIrch.-—-Sermou at
Christ
lat Episcopal
0:30 a. nI.. theme,
and His Miracles; Sunday
school at l:30 p. in: Epworth lauguc '
at ti:lfI p. m.; preaching III 7 p. III., by
the pastor. theme. t’ihrlst thI-I Mun.
Class meeting IIII ’l‘uosday owning;
prayer meeting on Thursday Ivcnlng.
There will be It special meeting of
the Rowayton Fire Department in the
quarters in Logan street, Monday IIvc-
lug, at 7:30. for the purpose of dcter
mining tho date. for tho oyster supper
which is to be tondered the South Nor-
walk F‘lro companion. by tho membct‘fl
of tho first named company. ("Mr
business which needs spoIIlul attention
will no brought bofore the meeting.
and a full attendance Is desired.
Rounyton iiaptist Church, sorviccs
as follows: J Preaching at 10:45 u. m..
by pastor. subject of sermon, "How III
TIIll ”to Truth." At 7 p. m.. subjcct
of uddrcss will bc "It Christlcss
World; “ singing by Mr. Thomas and
Miss Ugdcn. Sunday school at 12
Juniors III 4; Young Peoplc‘s Socict3
at II p. In Ladlcs Aid InIIcts at, Mrs
A. ii. (irillin on Wednesday at. " p. In:
social lil'tllrtt‘ and testimony moctlng
at 7:45 Thursday evening.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
id lI‘.Icr_I.Itt who has IIIIIIII ill with
brouthitis. is lianIIvIIIl.
W 91 liiinn is entcrtulnlng his bro
thorn -lnw fiom Brooklyn
Mrs. W. F. Ambler. of itowu'yton, was
in Darcin yIIsiIIrIlav afternoon calling
()Il fricnds
Mrs. John Raymond. of Burton, is
spending scvcral days the guest of
Mrs. (‘IIIIII-gII Army, in Southport.
Victor Buttery, William Wilmott and
Charles SelleI-k attcndcd a party in
Wood IIvIInIIc. Stamford, last night.
Benjamin St, John. tlIII florist, lII Ii,
brotlitIr—III-law of Mrs. l.cstI-Ir St. John
who IiicIl yesterday at her bump in
IIIIII nvton.
l-Zightcon membcrs 0f tit:I Epwortb
LIIIIIIIIII of this place attended the evan-
gelistic iucetlng of the Norwnlk Ep-
There was it hurry (oil for i
very sick Iranian \vas'hroi‘
There was a hasty exuuiina
on thc 0pc; ruling ttiblc to undergo
III ”:80.“ ’0. Formation
By fhou to Whom
TM 5 ,
Celery Compound
(Inn domino and
"cobbled.
The your just cIOIAd has been a
memorable one for Paint-'5 Celery
Compound. A multitude of men and
IvIIInIIn weakened. orvous rundown
and suffering the on as and ago I of
disease have had thoit burde rn-
mIIchi and their foot firmly planted on
the solid rock of health.
Stlrilng political events of the past
your. thII colossal .on‘orts of trusts and
monopolies. the. recent mlncrs' strike.
and other notable ‘IIVIInts will be quite
forgotten in a fcw would: or months.
Not so with thc strength after weak-
ness then new life attII Icurs of suf-
fIIIlng. the robust health after waiting
disease. the permanent cure utter th
verdict of "input-”able pronounced by
tho physlc.iun Those glorious r'stnom
III-IanIIIs and blessings. Wand the hagpv
assurance that Palncs CoieryC
pound “makes sick pcoplc (yell. ", will
be lndellbly grayed on the mind as
our: us ”to lasts.
The victorlcs of PalnII'II Celcry ComI
pound ore-r (“501589. III the past year
are supportcd by thousands of tosti
monlai lctters from tho bIIst people of
lIII land. Mcillt. nl iIIIIInIIls have not-
NI thII iIlIIsscd work and physicians
huvII been compefled to endorse tho.
lifcvsuving virtues of cutth' s bcst 'Imedl
Iinc it matters not Ilcur reader how
bad _\"()lII casc may bII give Palnns
(‘IIIIII'3 t ‘onipound an honest trial. and
on will surely sharp thII blessings it
has bIIstoIIcil on others.
Diamond Dyes
require no skill—only care and the
simple following of directions.
give most valuable results. JT 0 colors
arc fast and ('0 not crock. Iroctmn
book and 45 dyed samples from
- looked for thI bust fIIw wecks.
They ,
*1, “9* ' :Gnl:
*A I'll 0 most of the
units m0 h‘oi‘d ymordsy mom
At the boats of MIDI Joanie Wood nud‘
,II. min IIth to some was badge-
50 that "cry member could h’s’vs one.
Min Ffodorics autism: rIItIIIInoII
yesterday from n my, week- visit
be home of nor 0
Wilson in Stamford. ho was so
IIIimpnhlIIII by her. little nephew who
was threu mom“ of age yesterday
.I. P' Bromine: nIliad R. A. Mat-Don-
aid. of this place went to South Nor
walk last would: and attended the III-
ntallatlon of IIIII officers of South Nor:
walk Conclave. lmprovcd ()rdIIr of
Heptnsoplis, of which tbcy arc InIIm-
bets
Miss luicrotlu t‘ullIIu has been one
of the btfslest piIt'sOiis in Dorian. i'IIs
tordoy and today shII was engaged in
mark rig and classifying the $200 worth
of now books tth have been eagerly
J The
books arrived yIIstIIr‘Iiuv and will be
ready for distribution Monday.
Misses lv‘losslII Portion. Frances Hail.
Jessie Mycrs, l-‘loru Mlllspaugh. Myron
Wood WaliuI-II 8th III ArthIII Blsusou
and lI‘JIlIliII NIIId‘on will sing at the
Junior LouguI- nice-ting in the Metho-
dist Church t‘oinoirow afternoon. A
very intcrcstlng service has been pinn-
nod for thc young people and it. is
hoped ovcrv Junior will bc present.
Clifford .lobuson probably suvcd an
old solIliIIr from Iicath under the
whet-ls ot' a train Thursday night. The
man. who was considerably Intoxlcut
ed, had bIIIIu waiting at the Darlen
station lot thI II: l2 train. Ho. stagger-
ed along tliII plutfmm onto the tracks
unconscious of the approach of the
train. (‘lli’foid saw his danger and
pulchi him off IhII rails when the train
was only about a hundred feet away
The thanks IIII l‘t't‘L‘lVé‘IIIWIIB a rigorous
oath from tho I'IItcran.
The quurtcrly conferenceI of tho Dar;
icn‘MIIthIIIllst Church was bold Thurs-
Ihty (Ironing. The prcsidlng elder.
James Montgoincry; l.).l).. of Stamford
the official board of the church and
the now pastor. lIIIr. .lobn l.. Brooks
wore prIIscnt. 'l‘hII regular routine
buslncss was IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII committees
appoiIItIIIl and III the close a unani-
mods call was IIxtIInIled III the. new
pastor to take. charm.I of the Ihurch
for can war from April 1. This ac-
'tion was mcrcly a formality. as the
.now pastor has aircady entered upon
DIAMOND DYES, Burlington. Vt. [his duties and is at piesent in charge
r I
he, innbulant-e 'If thI (in Efbspitul
an operation for ovai-it'is.
of the church.
in the worse of top Inotncnts 0
tin on it shirtchur -— s 9 Kids pair. as death and IIviIhmtly mingling kcéb agony
ion and consultation, and in loss than a quarter of an hour the. poor cmatuic “as
The. shay; is on iiIcuiale account of an incident which IIccuiIId in New York recently; the youngI
Woman in qucstion h III trainings IIIIougli of her dangerous condition in the torilhle pains Itnd burning
scnsation low down in licr left- siIlJc.
was too late for anything to saw
Women Should remember that it 1:13
troubles, they shouIdIIIe
ready to advise and
freely and confidentially given tawdry
The following letters prove beyond question that LydinE
her life.
willing to tell gem
She had no one to amino. bet. and she sith’ered torture until it,
do not care to tell a doctor their,
to a woman, who stands eyer
help them. Again we state that Mrs. Pinkham’ 5 advice is
one who asksfor it. Address, L an. ”ass.
nkham’ 3
Vegetable Compound has the power to cure, and does cure thousands ch'Dses
of inflammation of the ovaries. Womb. and all other derangements of the
female organism.
have died.
Menstruu
MED {‘1‘ until mom
by. audiold'ooi ”try
in: 11-..an
Compound has done for me.
‘1 will tell you how I
reoeiv
Plnkltdm’s',‘
your medicine is long 05 I‘ififllfld 0100
was. "-JMIIII. Mnonu W. Otito. 1010. (June 9. 1901.)
Follow the Idoord of thii n Icitio,
‘fiIJIJJmJD women whim let r55
JR
tip‘n w'us irregular.
1 little book of Myst.
Agotablecom pound. 52d 1
‘Itiid
63%;: t! ,1.
1% constantly primed
3 else,”
' mo wirnow 1am nuts-n.
upshot-ad wfiuflJ happi‘uuu [gift 3.
MRS. OTTOSON SA‘ El) FROM A SURGICAL OPERATION.
"Drum \lltfi. I’tst'tl'ia'n 5—1 cufinoIt' thank you enough for What your Vegetablo
If it had. not. been for your medicine. I think I would
uttered. I could hurdlwanik. was unable to deep or out.
At last. I had to any in my
they ‘ient. for s. doctor Who said I had inflununtian of the ovaries:
. throu l 13' ration. gone it: could help me, but Icouid not. do that.
“81‘ a one W '1'... and, our reading it I concluded to try Lydia“i E.
bed. and flowed so badly that
and Imult’go
now 5 well woman. I shall pr Dino
Said the some to any om suffering in I
remember that these thousands of
yinfigio mt!“ were
but I)
‘ YL itinw010“.fin‘s Ills.
Weds
I'll");
0r“...Mr5ACI
. Thompson 8. ‘8.!
., Cot well. fore you Invoto'
II Ithlnk of w'eak lungs. bron-
alarlsr
, ‘ . 3" .' ' I" . .- in?" I“!
BEING .I 1131‘ or THE BUSINESS mus AND PROM" . .:'
or rat: TOWN or Noam“. . I '
W tiisslllul Advertisements tiller ills Hull Si .00 in line In 'l'lim IIIIIII.
Abbreviations~N., Norwalk; 9. N.. South Norwalk; E. N., Eut Nor-whit.
lINsunANcn AND REAL “TATE.
' Hoyt o'I‘IIIIII 0,. :5 W5 II II. .
LIWI‘IRO. J. 8. Ag' y 12 .JRIIII Q. .N.
Taylor I. edition 74 WA Itln on I. N.
.J Layton J. M. 5 RL R. 0y0.8.
Io‘h‘ animus
. J'frqomnn c. A.” would:
”Gardner, Printob cor. MI”
lMltcholl H.U8.10 North}
ARCHITECTa.
KanP Wm. 8. 97 Wpobln on 8. N.
Morsnouie F. a. Library ull'dl'ng.
AWNING MANurAc‘I-untns.
Callahan Peter 8. J53 Orou N.
Adm
sun‘sie J. H. 31 Van Znndt :. N.
assay AND LUNCH noon.
Owono Mrs. E. c. 22 North Main 3. N.
M:
08A? “‘
BAKERY AND RESTAURANT. .. .,
arm'- 13; wminaton s. N. Bro udl ”m" “PM“ '93 4:3. 9'99‘9. _
a Cake d0Ilv0rod to all part. of city. in KITCHEN P .{IN ,3.
L'Ine, F. A. 0751 Washington a. N. “ll “‘- 5:5 - W3. .
BANKS LADIES' south so
Contral National so Wall N. M999. 8' 9' M"- .5 WII . .II
City National United Bank Bldg 0. N. LAOIEB' AND GEMSM
8:
Fab-field County National 4: wui N . CLEANED AND
Fair-field County Savings 51 Wait N.
Norwnlk Savings Society 44 Wall N.
Toque'l 25 M'nhIIJ:J
so. Nor. Tum Co. 93 Wuhtnhton s. N
WWII”-
80. NOT. SCVH‘IQI Biflk Ufllted Bk. Bldg JerJegegnt 8 3...,VUJUW ‘1‘“ 7', 9'
BARBfi Rs. ‘Old Well 32 Hlvllan'd pl. I i ,
Pitzer Gustav III Wa't'hln'rton s. N. . Long Sim. 18‘ North M'o'n II. it
Pohlmnn, Albert 55 wash 1,;
ton 8. N. Wing Samu 2 “8::th Main“ I
BLACKsMITI‘Ia AND Hons: ; Nsén 1%de"
SHOERS. , Hatch If: Lgslloy 'co, ”Ir gr; J, “W"
Flynn Edward ‘IO'HIInfor‘d Pl. 8. N. J MACHINERY, MANIA crug[
poAnoINq Housgs. McKibbtn G. N. 60;. Wlto'r I.
Rlchnrdoo Mrs. J A.10 Wont av. 8. N.. Miller J. w. 136 Wltlr I.‘ N.’ I...
Quinton 'Qt'iufi Elizabeth 8- N MANIcun: mamas ANJD unit:
888 8888:: '
soar AND sHoe bEALERB. 'nD _. .
Rider Min H. o. ,9? 015.315,“. g, 'N
Keelor an. 159 Washington 8. N.
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