John Taylor. of Core avenue is able
to lie out after his recent illness.
‘ {has Meoarry. of Van Zaadt street
' 1 llyiili with. an attack of whooping
ward Breeds who is serious
typhoid fever. remains in u out
. the same condition today.
_ Hrs. Isabelle Fitch. who has been
seriously ill at her be c to Myrtle ave-
nue. is improving nice y,
Janice E. Seely, of Bridgeport. sccro
" tary of the Belle' Island Improvement
Society is in East Norwaik today. call-
Ing on leads.
The game this evening in the Hefner
pool tournament will be .thc long “look
7 ed: for Tobey-Tobey contest and an ex-
1
citing game In expected.
as Susie Fits trick has returned
to or home in my ()anaau, after
p.011, 11: a few days the guest of Mrs.
we) Hailoran. of Van 'landt street.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wayie Tollcs
‘ have returned to their home in Set an
ton Pa. .‘after a short visit at the home
of-Mi‘..£l‘oiiea's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Marshall B. Tolles. in East avenue.
Rev, A. J. Smith. of New Haven.
former pastor of the East Avenue
Methodist Church, was here on a flying
trip this morning and called on a few
friends. He returned to the Elm City
this noon.
Rev, Edward Cunningham would like
to have as many of the young pimple
as possible out to the service In the
hilt Avenue Methodist. upiscopal
Church, this evening, to assist In the
singlus'
Ordbrs for oysters are coming In
very slowly and thc openers at the Ra-
dei shop are enjoying a holiday today.
The rush that was at its height during
the holidays, is now over. at least for
the time being,
The flower and mission committee
of the Loyal Workers’ Society ‘of the
Advent Christian Church met last eve-
ning at the home of Richard Bland
and discussed matters of interest to
these departments.
Person Griffin. of East avenue. rc-
celved word yesterday that his brother
was very low in Martinviile. Canada.
and may not live. Mr. Griffin started
yesterday afternoon for Canada, and
hopes to see his b1 other alive.
The third and last games in the
pluochlc tournament will be played to-
morrow evening at the .truck‘ rooms in
Van Zandt street. Ca tain Samuel
Hull desires every meat or to be pres-
out. After the games there will be
a sauerkraut supper.
Rev. J. W. Davis has not entirely
recovered from his recent scveie cold.
but It so far improved that he will be
able to conduct the weekly social ser-
vice at the Advent Christian Church
this evening. Tomorrow evening Mr.
Davis preached in the Advent Chris-
tian Church Bridgeport
About twenty five f11cnds tendered
Frank Ferguson 'a surprise party last
evening at: his home in Cove avenue.
The affair was well planned and prov-
ed a complete success, the host being
taken thoroughly by surprise. Games
were played, music enjoyed and a fine
collation served. .The guests departed
’ for their homes about midnight
,
, piety of Connecticut was held In Meri-
Contractoownliam F9 White has set
“D a bulletin board in Hefner' a cigar
sto're 011 the Washington street Image
which promises to be an interesting
feature of the store’s equipment. It is
located at the front of the siore and
Manager Charlie LaCrolx will hereaf-
ter see that all important events are
duly recognized and'jotted down for
the accommodation of the public.
Grocer Morris Epstein's delivery
horse. a spirited little animal. tried all
sorts of pranks at the west end of the
Washington street bridge this morning.
The animal made out that she was
afraid of the trolley and proceeded to
dance up and down and many thought
that a runaway would result. 1dr. Ep-
stein. however took it all calmly and
soon had the noise under control af«
ter, a few sharp cuts of the whip.
Evangelistic services in East Ave:
nue Methodist Episcopal Church, con-
ducted by the pastor Rev E. Cunning
ham. this evening, at? :30 Friday ev-
ening at 7: 30 there will be special
services in the East, Avenue Metho-
dist Episcopal Sunday school room.
The .1 Junior Band will close at it
o’cIOclt sharp. after which the Junior
Band will hold their semi-annual incct-
ing'for'the election of president and
secretary. All members are special-
iy, invited to be present.
Rev. 'J, ‘W Davis. Rev. F. S Ains-
worth and M1.s Thomas Walsh return-
ed late Tuesday night. from the state
convention of the Sunday school and
Loyal workers Societiés' held at Mer-
. than. Mr. Davis reports the conven- 3
tion well attended and one of the most
beneficial evé‘l' held Mr. Davis. in be-
fzhalf of the Advent Christian Church. .,
. extended an invitation to the conven-
' . ilx ylita'g'tfft'l
iii ‘
yafternoon for Bron “where he
night. antimi-
for Fliiiiida.
spend some time.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
John Pooley. of Darlen. accompanied
by a friend. attended the haltare‘ Jail
in South No1 walk last night. " Ho re-
ports a fine time.
Mrs. Michael (iaftaey. other of
Condnc'tor Michael Gaifnoy, died Tues-
day afternoon at her home in Noroton
Heights. 'Thc funeral was held this
morning at 9 a m.. from St. John a R.
3f10h11rch thoroion. i
Mrs R0 art 11, Partly has a number
of entries of fowls In the Poultry Show
In Stamford. this week. and the judges
swarded an exhibit of. White Wynn-
iotte, cockerel. third antl'fourth prises.
doth cit-Representative mu Mrs. Pur-
iy are expert chicken fluclers. and
take great Interestrin the fancy poul-
i'y at their property Imparion.
M
we.“ memes.
Mrs Franklin Weed is visiting rela-
ivealu Danbury.
Samuel Moi-idiouse In just finished a
my handsome vcianda on his house.
ltoswell ‘,Bates of New Yo1k. spent
Sunday with his ",pa1c11ts Mr. and Mrs.
James Bates.
Albert Smith. of Iliidgeport, spent
Sunday with his uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Johnson.
residence anti gone to New York to
spend the balance of the winter.
‘ Rev. W. W. ’1‘. Duncan, of the Soath
Norwalk Methodist Church, will hold
service in the Union Chapel. Sunday
afternoon at. :1 11. m. The quartcttc
of the church will sing.
WESTPORT.
George W. Ely. of Columbia. Pa.,-is
the guest of George Burr.
Fairflcld Pomona Grange will meet
here on Westport. January 28.
Miss Margaret McCilnchey was the
guest of friends in Bridgeport Tues
day.
Vigilant Engine Co. has voted to
hold its animal ball during the that
\1cPk in April.
The Greens Farms Farmers‘ Club
met at the residence of Oliver H. Jen-
nings Tuesday night.
There is a call for the annual meet-
ing of the Weslport Library Associa-
tion for Friday night next.
Frank Taylor is engaged on a nunr
her of rooting jobs and new work 1111-
der contract with Oscar Smith.
Miss Mackenzie. of New York. is a
visitor at the home of her parents, the
Rev and Mrs Kenneth Mackenzie
Linemen are engaged erecting new
poles and iepairing the trolley line],
wires In the vicinity of Tui kc Hill. 1
Thomas Walsh: has contracted with
Justus Mills to paint the Greens Farms
residence where he lives with his par-
cuts.
Clarence Fairchild and Ii. Frank
have purchased 11 lot of standing wood
on the A. W. Taylor property, Compo,
and started yesterday cutting It.
James Brown. of Southport.has leas-
ed the house on the turnpike corner of
Maple street. and will move into it
with‘ his familv. about February 1.
Loads of sand are being carted from
Rwyer's bank. on Imperial avenue, to
the hot houses of E. J. Taylor. The ma-
terial is to be used for shoots and
slips. ,_ ‘
Monday night. E. H. Perry entertain:
cd several friends by escorting them
to Poll's theatre. Bridgeport. The par-
tv was increased by others here who
helped swell'the list. '
Patrick Connors has retired from
service I11 the McFarland sanitarlum
and is assisting Rudolph Metthias I11
caring for the finances in the A. W.
Taylor conservatories.
Gampher Brothers are still busily
engaged cutting timber on the Burr
property. Green Farms. Inroads made
in woodland hereabouis are ,iuarked.
I11 some instances it has proved bene-
ficial to the property in many a detri—
meni.
Doric Chapim. 0. E. S. installed its
newly elected officers Tuesday night.
and the occasion not only‘served to
bring out a large representation of
members but visitors from The Nor
walks also. Following the installation
exercises. refreshments were served
and a social hour enjoyed.
A son of Charles Hennerberg nnr
rowly escaped a l1o11'iblc death. Mon
day. He and a brother were at play
in the cow 1111111.. By some means the
injured boy became untamed in the
halter of a cow, feeding from the floor
and in endeavorina to extricate him
self so unnerved the cow that It be:
came enraged and rearing. threw.the
boys. Jim cow then hacked and 'gor-
ed» aims
whtri’tt'wiuf
”no me. Afraid that if neglected the!
must grow wot-um]. detetmined to 0"in
Mr. Rehul has closed his summer ‘
charter.
tion to hold the next meeting. which _ .
will be in the. nature of a basket con- ‘
vention, here in East Norwalk. The
invitation was unanimously accepted
and the convention will be held here
on Good Friday.
The joint conference f the Advent
Sunday school and Gen Workers' 8o
deft; Titanium afternoon and evening.
111w. Hear? Stone. of Wailingford.
made the opening rose The devuv
nodford. o ”slalom; Rev. F. S.
prayer. Rev. 3.. W. Doris,
1511111111 e report of
floral exerciipe were healed by 0.11. -
Inward; o Bait Nth-walk. led in tin '
ki Association, and Mill , '
the will Watercress]; ,.
"'1 011 Grand whose
WI..'?.":..i“1u.mm Citlaoyn am.
You may hesitate Mid listen to the
advice of stran rs. but the testimony
of residents 0 South Norwullt Is
worth your most careful a alien.
is an easy matterito lave
Drool as his.
conclusive. Road tho.followin::
Mrs. J iii. Willi“ s. residence. 40
Chestnut attest
“I .know 1 had nay complaint
attacks of covers bwkwhe often set
Donn's Kidney? They war onI
spoken of by both citizens and owe:
papers, so I p'ocufltbt box at Plate-
with Pharmacy I.ltthsm as dIJ ..
rooted. l feun them an excellent
remedyu They cured me."
For sale by all dealers. Price 130
cents a box Poster- Mllburn Co Buf .
(11.18 N Y., sole agents for the United"
States.
Remember the namc—Doan’s——and
take no other.
brought assistance and he was freed
from his perilous pasition and carried
into the house where he collapsed. Dr.
I’erdue. of Southport’ was hurriedly
called and dressed the,wound. Seven
stitches were required to draw the
flesh, together.
Alden Metcaif who until within two
weeks was employed at the Grapbo-
phone factory. In Bridgeport. died
Tuesday night at his residence in
Wcstport. The deceased was 65 years
of age. a Civil war veteran and form-
er resident oi Massachusetts. So far
as known he had no living relatives.
He had Im' years been a victim of
asthma. 'I‘c left a will in which
he bequeathed all he possessed to
loseph G. Hyatt. who was named as
administrator. There had been some.
talk regmdlng a life insurance. but
Mr. Iiyatt has no knowledge of any
Monday night, when he believed his
end was so near he told his landlady
to see M1. Hyatt in the event of his
death. also that he desired some mem-
bers of the Bridgeport G. A. it. Post
to attend his'funeral. Mr. Hyatt has
been accepted as administrator by the
l’1obate Court and the will filed. Ono
strange plea made by him was that his
body should unit be taken to an 1111ch-
iakor's but left in the house until bui-
cd
TEACHERS' sALAh'iise RAISED
b...
Aggregate Iucreaae _will be Over Half
a Million Dollars.
CHICAGO. Jun. 22~A salary In-
t-rcase amounting In1the aggregate
to nearly half a million dollars a year
was granted to the teaching force of
the Chicago public schools by the
board of education last night. Of this
sum 8’30 000 will be received In ad-
\anccs by the grade and pr'lmaiy
st: Iitiol teachers,
The salary of every teacher of these
two classes in the system was raised
$50 a year. The salary of every head
assistant is raised tho in addition to
the regular schedule advances. Fur-
thermore, every ”teacher who passes
the promotional.testaigiven by the
board will be ontilcd to an additional
111m sac of 310 a year. The salaries
of all principals, high school teachers
and department and district superin-
tendents as well 1151 of all engineers
and inuitorsin the service. werere
turned to the old salary schedule
which was In force prior to the live
imi- cent. reduction of last year. 811
perintcndent Edwin G. Cooley a salary
was raised from $7.400 to.310.000.
THAT PARALLEL ROAD.
An tolerating Question Referred by
the Court. ‘
Much active opposition has, been dc
velopcd to the proposed New York and
Port Chester railroad. which Is sock-
lag the power to build a fottntracit
toad from Port Chester to New Y ork.
'ihls would parallel the Consoii dated
and that company is among the oppo:
seats. The opposition ‘asi‘ted that he
projectors prove their Intention and
ability to build If they should gét a
. .The Judge who has the mat:
ter in band did not force a disclosure
I11 anon Hepi1rt.liut has ruled that the
promoters must how to Adrian Isei
Jr.. of Neviflpc lo. and George‘t
Reed. of Rye copy neprlag oof of 1111.11
good faith and If an fal standing of
their sided faith inn cisl standing.
The tourt will decide In accordance
with their recommendations.
It -
Igate such
Tho oviduct! must be' ‘
Norwalk, says -‘ -
,Fairfleid County 911111119. 51 Wall N
evaAooe‘s: sunsets venues.
s , .
MIL
h'aving midlands
r'r'utq'i
C PIDCI
the National Baseball insane castle:
and its‘ «itemized annual rich to:
day. There Was consider his hotness
it over {£0111 tine session 11 New York
out
~ “~s1m-
It] I". ’9: I
agreement at shamanism-111‘s. 1119 gctress. said 'today' that his pa:
“”1 “in W.
JIMMWII iii... 41117114411111.1111:
'aician who Is atlas Clara Morris.
tlent was in no immediate 31111110111111
said she was suffering from nervous
restratlcn and intermittent fever
at was able to be 1111‘ and about her
hOI it very
Abbreviations-N:'Norwalk; B. N.. South Norwalk; E. N., East Norwalk.
,. .. '1'
I
Knapp W11???” hhln ten 9. N.
Morehod'u F. 9.LII1 ary ulldlng.
AWNING MANUFACTURERS.
Catiatian Peter E. a: CFOIILNZ'
MMRY
Roadie J. H. 31 Van Zandt E. N.
sAasay an on 110011. .
Owens Mrs. 366. ymdh Main 9. N.
BAKERY ANo flsrAuaANr.
ounce 133 111119110. N. arm
6. Cake deiivéreii 0 all part- of city.
Lane. F. A. 37-531Wielilhgton' S. N.
BANKS. .
central National 31 Wait N. .
City National wilted Bank Slog S.N .
Fairfleld County National“ Wall N.
Nerv‘raik Savlti a Cociéty 44 Wall N.
Go. Nor. Trust 0. 93 Washln ten '9. N.
So Nor. Ssvlng‘a Sank Unlte Bk.‘ Bldg
Insults. 1 '
Fitter. Gustav 11 Within ten 9. N.
Pohlmau. (Albert 66 W9 .1111 dutch 9. N.
ampkepgme €111: noses
Flynn Edward 10 Han 0rd PI. 8 N.
BOARDING HOUSES.
Richardson ..Mra J. A.10 Wat av. S. N.
Cnintard House 5 Elizabeth S. N.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
Keefer Geo.159 Washington 8. N.
Levy Max 169 Wa‘sshington SN.
Lyon F. D. a Go. so Washit‘igton e. N.
3001’ AND SHOEMAKERS AND BE-
PAI REES. ‘
Bredice Ernogto 93 Main N.
Nash Elmer H. 14 Water N.
Wood Henry A. 16 South Main 8. N.
' BOX MANUFA TURERS.
The Knapp ‘Bex C6. 13 Water 8. N.
Burmese tease.
Brown's College gee. .Bartain Prep.
BUSHELMEN.
Karplnakl Frank 21! floor 31 Wall N.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
Gamble 'Leaiie Rivet-aide Mills E. N.
Mather 'Hhrry W 131 water 8. N.
CARRIAGE AND .DIGN PAINTERS.
Brotherton B. L. 20 Brook N.
Mokln gate 10 Nantora s. a.
CATHOLIC RELIGIOUS ARTICLES.
Hayes J..T. 5 Main N. "
CHI lROPCDlSTB.
Griffith Mrs. Jackie 40 Wall N.
' cunt‘osirv silos.
Manner T. J. 2 ,S9. Ni [h S‘. N.
CID RS ND TODAOGO.
Hayeed $5 Victim
Old‘ena'ehiag‘er John 104 Waah'ton S. N.
Smith E. f Mahafiejmeiflo“.
Whetpiey d Cla'l'k 114 W Wanton S. N.
CLOTHING A'ND DENT?! FURNISH-
’NI 6.8.
Joaam M. 169 Washington a. N.
CONFICTIONIRS.
Candy Kitchen 24 Depth Main 8. N.
CONFECTIgNfiRV ANDN BAKERY.
Kai ah’er M .
31111111 Hari’le A. 39 Main ‘N
,D NTISTS'. :
Boutw II C.',F .. 7 washiagton S. N.
Hoyt gait B '4 ,S'ou‘ltv‘M sin 8.‘ ..N
1:11:15. A. rs $1,111,111.31. 3.11.
f MAKER.
GIUMWWI” . in N.
DRESS CUT'TINC SCHOOLS.
Mead MI‘I. Jam. ‘11 Hovllal‘td S.‘ N.
" ’ , DRUCC GISTS. - '
Ba rPrarik SlSduM'f Main 3. N.
on no ”in. macro. Iridloy Props
Finch Frank M. 538 Washington S.N
drilfln T. 3.20 iii 11 'S. N.‘
Phil!“ R‘ H :3 Will} It tho S. N.
«itsowpmu'cws I: smiled 9.14.
it.
some 1:, “I:
IN a 5:3: tA'Wfiihd Washington
a
Cigarldge R. I; Catalan-op :-
Nonfi
merit.
91111111 .1. H. m 0:6 11611111111111» s. N.
.1111: :1. any?
“:91“ 35')? AI.
.3”?
_ Merrill
' not. ”fifirAg'gnaitfi 3.3311.
INSURANCE AND IAL [STATE
Hoyt Cools s. 45 Wat
Lawrence J. I. “Ag” 12' So. Main 9. N.
Taylor a Golden 7 Wahhl en 9. N.
Layton J. M. 5 R R. avo.S.
JOB PRINT“?-
Frumln C. A. 99 Wash ton S.N
Gardner. Printer cor. Wall C Water N.
Mltcheli' H. S. 10 North 11a 8. .N.
‘ JUNK DIA'LB '9.
Harris Abraham 13 Raqutid S.N .
KITCHEN FURNISHINC scone.
Smith M. s. a Co. 112 Washington a. N.
LADIES' PU 8. 0,9.
MIIIIS. I. Mrs. 85W thg'g" S. N.
LADIES’ AND .GEN'TS’ “CLOTHING
CLEANED AND DYED.
Butterfau C. 4 Raymond S. N.
Toque'a 25 Main N.
LAUNDRIES.
Crescent .8 .Seavlew Ave 8. N.
Old Well 32 Haviland 8...N.:
Long Sam 18 North Main 8. N.
Wing Sam 2 South Main ,8. ,N.
LUMBER DEALERS.
Hatch l. Bailey Co. Wator S. N. ,
MACHINERY MANUFACTURERS
McKibbin ‘C. N. Co. 50-56 Water I. N.
Miller J. W. 136 .Water S. N‘.
MANICURE, MASSAGE AND HAIR
DRESSERS.
Rider Miss H. S. 97 Washington S."N
MANICURE, MAINSGAG'E' SHAMPOO-
Hayea Mrs. A. M. 88 South Main 3. N.
M'EA'T M'ARKETS.
Hayes Ferd North Main 3. N.
New York Market 142 Washington 8. N.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
ByruesP. .1. 7 Main N.
Kemp H. W. ,45 oWaII. .
Kocour Franz oNort Main 3. N.
Neugebauer J. Waiiil'naton 3.11.
Percent J. 107 Washington a. N.
- 111'th BEALIRs.
Hawthorn Chris. ,H. 29 West Main N
MILLINEIS.
St. John The Mine- 49 Wall N.
Tutor-on 9. 8. Mia-.96 Wash. s._N.
MINES AND INVESTMENTS.
Greene a Duncan Room 1 Lauder Blk.
MONUMENTAL EVQKK AND BUILD-
Bates John a 7 (Jules Ave. N.
Steven. M. W. so Main N. -
‘yUSIOAL INSTRUMENTS.
lvea' his. C. 29 Wall N.
Loekwoed F. E. 39 Wall.
stuswéu .1.w. 39 North Main 8. N.
NEWSDEALERS AND STATIONERS.
Hayes John T. 5 Main N.,
Leary '6 Co. 19 Railroad Ave" 3. N.
OYSTER EXP$RTERS AND SHIP-
E
Hoytw. a. a she {so waters 1:. '
overs: Danette; AND SHIPasas
H. 125 Mi!
hearts" «imam
PAINERS AND
aehiogien S.N
Bea J. .W. .207
Decker G its my as 31 N.
Enclosed F, .0. Main 8. N. .
Rudder J. A. 33 azfi'outb Main 8. N.
FAWN BROKERS. ‘
Horwltz I. 154 Wilmington 8.N
pHorooaAvuaa'e.
Lewis E. 11 Nola N.
R'shdnian F'. E.“ Gaze egidg. N.
PIANO TU Ens.
syn- Edwgsd J. .6 ,SeyMour S. N.
PIANO AND' OR' A STRUCTORS
Benedict Miss est Ave. 3.,N .
Dietirow Mia: Nellie 3'6 West Ave. S.
'Maavllie Edward B. 15 Levis S. _N.
starlings AND some: raw-
aadlout Wray S. '13 West Ave. B. N.
PICTURE. FRAMING. '
iLLs‘.
p
Car 111mé S. v'm'Sur aview av. E. N.
111: mu 1111 Ms.
Briggs .Fraak K. 5 Water N.
imperia'id‘iate S. ,N. M's-Ia at all hours.
SAFE DaPoat'r' VAULTs.‘ .
National Bank 91 ’I'Wfl“ in Van N.
is 111.11 saute:
Otatot Miss vs 14 ashlnpto'n S. N
'DIWING MACHINES.
Slam Co. 12! Wall"! 1111' 8.14.
Wheeler D Wilson $1!!- filh S. N.
. 1111' cut-11161.net. ‘
If. 52%“? 0319.
steady... ..
Mahler
were“
Smith C. 0::Co‘r. Knight and Wall N. ‘
5 10""! Auction, EAST, ,0!
“ .trpa Jonas”
- 91
THE iDlAL
"Zg'oi ”ii! IL'!'M“ fl'uvfyq sh J's,
11 91,1... 1,1 111 ms
11111 $111111 1;”
IITWIIN
new mas.
spawns}: am)
11:11:: ugRWALK
"g ., / .
. a, s4
..Steamcrs Eagle an‘o C1ty 01
Norwalk leave New York, Pier
23. East River, Beekman St,” a
p. m Norwaik and §onth wNor
walk during the night. ‘
W
.8): ;YQU [NURESTED m
' LIFE. INSUF‘NDE " -'
the kind that is moderate as to price.
safe and profitable f01 investment. per-
fect. for protection of your filmily?
The Connecticut General 1.111: insur-
ance Company of Hartford deal In this
kind.
ERED‘H. FIELD GENERAL AGENT,
’Units’d Bank Building.
7821!! time's- C’-
31-»...-
JUNIUS BROWN,-
Painter and 'Paper Hanger.
u
Pure White Lead and Zinc
- mixed by hand will .w‘ear twiCe'
as long and cover double sur-
face as machinery mined. The
house of William Stevens and of. '
Stephen Wilcox. both on South
Main street. were‘ painted by me. '
in this manner over eleven yearsi
ago They are still good -
Your house will stand as well
.if I paint 11.1w office 62 Seats
Main street. My residence.25 ;
Elinomveureet.
WW.
1 1 vu-
3.6.6.0 tif'ui .
Designs
. 1 .3
Wall Paper
are sometimes hard to get.
but those are such things.
nevertheless. We don’t want
to s'eem. boastful. but we 'are
proud of' our stock. We work-
ed hard to wet it. We didn’t
take what was thrown to us.
That is one reason why we
‘ .izryeihsyissae.d°- ' "
Misuse. Paras issue
ING. DECORATING
.1511 )"‘i .1“ I ': ‘ is i"
W. WI 135-!-
DAVID yv. aAyMQND. ,
.Fuaeral Director.
and Embaimer.
19 mm use! we: South some:
Residence. 9 Crescent Terrace.
Telephone at house. 398.”
1847.
pgw%%ann eji‘itam
nor WATER HEATING.
1101' AIR Hessian
sTOVEd AND- earlobe.
out: are: my “New
«exam
“ “éw'o'f
1111933011
83'3""
'3... Fixtures. Ne
mounospm, i'f'éf .
_ ugrcuifss
”1902.
’ a"
at not becured by Hall's
" J ‘Chehay for the last 151m
" :Il'ave him perfectly nonto-
; this to ca ry out any obliaa
. 33°23,"
‘ done now to"
' in ga'ct everything in the pain
_ inhabit lit'ic'e.
How's .TI-Illi'i
We offer One Hand!
wardfor any case‘of C
l". J. CHENEY A: 1
We. the undersigned. hive
ballasts transactions and
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