or. Not n. mantis News
Norwalk people want local
1 ‘I what Ire 11m here.
Molld belief. because it call
1111111 111111.11. testimony.
. p144 Spring street
3 New bit .0 Knapp“! 11111
teeter: sari: *When I boy, 1 enlist-
in the am and exposure and hard
the may it I weakened me hysic
' Kidney trouble and I1 t 1111»
’ , nary diflculty set in. and as noticed
“ an advertisement about Dean's Kid-
. nIy Pills curing such cases 1 got a box
St Fl iIted'I and took them After
finish 11. the treatment i felt ever so
mog‘better and the secretions were
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
1 cents I box. F‘oster- Mllburn 00., But-
figs“ Y" sole agents for the United
t&,913lr,1;,3e1nber the nsme—Dosn’ s—and
1111 11111111111
Miss Etta _Brundage is suffering from
a severe cold
J. W Realty is paperlng 9. 100m for
Michael Collins of Osborn avenue
Miss Ids Henry of Brooklyn. is the
guest of Miss Carrie Petty, East are
nne.
Mril. Emma Banks. of Bridgeport.
visited her mother Mrs Ashbrook. of
Fitch street, yesterday.
Miss Annie Murray has been ill the
past few days with an attapk of grip.
at her home in Rowan street. 1
Frank Lemongelli has had a hand-
some cash register placed in his cafe
on the Washington street bridge
Mrs. Sarbuel Gilmn, of Bridgeport
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Murray, of Rowan street. Thursday.
Jesse. Ayres, of Van Zandt street.
fell from 11 ladder and hurt his back
quite badly Thursday. while at work in
Saugatuck.
Charlie Jones. one of the profession-
al openers in the Rude] oyster shop,
will spend Sunday with 3friends in
New York. ,
Captani William Bell, of Cove.
avenue, returned to his bench at the.
Radel shop this morning alter a two
‘week‘s illness.
George Knapp. of F‘itch street, who
wants to be a "bold soicr boy" for lin-
clc Sam. contemplates enlisting as 11
recruit for the li. S. A.
Mrs, C, M. Moeller. of tho Washing-
ton street bridge, returned yesterday
afternoon from several days' visit with
friends in New York and Brooklyn.
Rev. J. W. Davis will preach tomor-
row morni11g.,in the Advent Christian
Church. on‘ “Entire Sanctification." in
the evening. at 7. there will be a bap-
tismal. service.
Every member of the Advent Chris-
tian Sunday school is urged to he
present tomorrow, as the assistant su
perintendent has something important
to tell the. school,
It is expectcd thatlt‘. H. Field and
’ Jerome Smith will accompany the J1m-
ior Band to Rowayton tomorrow even-
ing. If the weather is favorable Mr.
Smith will sing a. sole,
F. W. Knapp, of r‘itch street. recent-
ly froze one of his toes quite badly.
Blood poison set' in, but under the skil-
tul treatment of Dr. Dumortler. Mr.
Knapp is slowly recovering.
William letterson. who operates the
hoisting machine at the Radel shop is
confined to his home in College ave-
nue. the result of a severe strain he
received ivhile at work vesterdav.
~Esst Norwalk Fire Police Ball. Ar
ion Hall Monday night
Miss Maude E. Keeier. of Noroton,
attended the. private musk hull given
last evening. in Red Men‘s Hall. South
Norwalk. and spent the night the guest 3
of the Misses Naphey. 01‘ Osborn ave-
nue.
Rev. J. W. Davis preached last even-
ing. at the monthly gospel temperance
rally. in the Bridgeport Advent Christ-
ian Church. He remained in the Park
’ (‘ity OVer night. returning this after-
:. noon.
Charles Tobey. of East avenue
‘ ,1 taught his foot. in the wheel of one of
the cars “SEN to haul oysters at the
Rachel shop yesterday and as a result
will be laid up for 11 few days at his
0mg" __‘ ~_ N. . ,
Huidah Knapp. residing on Straw-
berry Hill, complains that she has been
many annoyed of late by the pranks
of several unruly boys. Their names
are known to her. and unless they as.
shit from their reprehensible practices,
arrests will toliow.
Arthur F. Loveioy, of New street
‘, is visiting his grandpamnts. Mr. and
Mrs. 8.111 Poet. of Stepney, Conn. P“
My. Loveioy has not seen me grand
parents for four years, the last time
he visited them being before he went
ll) China and the Philippines.
James Burke
3 1.1.1.1: is feared. fatally. injured this
week by being run over by the cars at
New Haven was antlntimate friend
1 Richard Bland. of this place who
11 shocked to hear of the accident.
Bland worked with Mr. Burke
theglptier was employed in tho
i‘otillld house in South Norwaik ‘
beiwcell 11111111111 Bryant rated
and William Weiiibc‘lt. 911. will be
. on the Washington
'- P3131211 some 11:5” be for 510 i
v s ,to lilo
. , can. a? m,
Enrich Keenew
111cm P90111- 0011111 in akepueuft.
.; was one pf phi
t
whm was seriously.
‘15:: k.l’Irmslee Reba Billions. fl
Devil.» Ethel ',S111vens11n Spar
St John Burwoli Day Rs ond Wei—
drou Earle Baker. Lester' berts. Di-
mer Benedict and Marvin Van Keuren.
The Junior Band had charge of the
service last night in the East Avenue
Methodist 1 hi i nil
tua esp as to
stain. 1111611 11111111111111; the Send
adjoin-lied do the parlor of the church
to elect officers for the coml g six
months. Rev. ll. Cunnlnph e21 had
sharia of the election. whl‘ chh was hy
.aeelamatioa. with the followin: re-
sults: President Howard Benedict:
vicepresldeut. having charge of the
social Work. Charles l.. Hill; secretary.
Emerson Ayres; treasurer. Albert
Bloom. The Band is to have charge
of the Sunday evening service in the
Rowayton Methodist Episcopal
Church. A full attendance of the
Band is desired,
take charge of the revival service in
SevHA A.J_. Smiths Church The meal
dent earnestly requests all members
to so if possible. The train leaves
South Norwslk at 5 25 and East N01
walk at 5:28.111111 returning will leave
New Haven at 11:31).
——-¢
ROWAYTON.
Rev. A. L. Hubbard. of the Metho
dist Church. will preach 111 Shelton to-
morrow. taking the place of Rev. E. 0.
Tree. whose home is quarantined on
account of the illness of one of his
children with thc diphtheria. Rev.
Oscar Mills will preach in the
morning and in the evening the er-
vices will be in charge of some of he
South Norwalk brethren.
The Ladies“ Aid Society held an en-
joyable social last night. at the reel-
dence of Mrs, Kate Thomas. The
penny boxes were opene
sum was realized. Refreshments
were served durine the evming. F‘lfti
people were present. and 848 was re-
ceived, with several boxes yet to be
heard from. An interesting program
was rendered, including a recitation by
Ruth Themes; piano trio. Lida Wicks.
Ruth Thomes and Olive Hubbard: pl-
ano duet, Ruth Themes and Olive Hub-
bard. Refreshments were served.
T1111 Rowayton Fl1-e'Department is
progressing nicely now. Already
1111.1 members are imitating the ques
tion of suitable quarters, and an effort
will be made to have 11 new building
ercctcd some time next summer on
property as centrallv located in the
village as it is, possible to secure 11.
Chief Engineer Edwin 14. Stevens has
prepared a map. 26 x 26 inches. show—
1111: the entire ilre district, and this is
011 exhibition at Charles H. (lulled‘s
store. A bulletin board: for the fire-
mou has also been placed 111 the store.
and notices. 1110., will be posted there—
on. B. I“. DeKlyn. who loaned the fire
apparatus to the department. this
week made the organization a present
of a new one and one-half inch under-
writers nozzle. Revs. Hubbard and
Brown have been made chaplains of
the depaltment and have been provid-
ed with special hadges. The oyster
supper which will be tendered the
members of the South Nurwnlk depart-
ment will 1111 held in Guldor's Hall.
lt‘chrua1y 13th.
-—>-.—-1—-—-
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
A. G. Bailey. proprietor of the (10 o-
lumbia Hotel. spent yesterday in New
York city.
Rev. John L. Brooks will preach
morning and evening tomorrow, in the
Darien Methodist Church.
The Reading Circle will meet next
Monday cvenlnz with Rev. and Mrs.
H. S. Brown at the Congregational
parsonage.
Mrs. Captain Lewis Waterbury con-
“1.9.31.1‘
saying, “I have need a number of
it to be a very eifegtive
eta htrou l
MID _ .
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, ed this evening. it Chris lAl‘SSD'ii i ’
111011 111 1111i.
‘ , nt 11111131111111 the hostess. Laura 11.3
or Halon St John JeIli0 Punch ‘
1ch 111 Church. and it‘
Next Wednesday M
the Band will so to New Haven, to ,
. and a good .
‘ fair was
1111mm 0111.11111111- ill at her home 111 Ma-
of__Weat VII-pints
udvindecd, a yet
do nethee’itate to recy
ed (bud stage
there Is no «1111.; except the grave.
Any one at consumption that is curable:
that is. any one having consumption whose
temily or friends still hold on to I ray of
app}. 11:1: hgka 111111'1‘101'1m in the knowledge at
s so as 1 Cups pill
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do'lon'iu the threat. the:
ilowlns mile:
2' than the b:eeih 11: easy.
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gtrenlth {em mucous membranes.
0 elisves the feverish time.
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. via;1 liie-Illtelul mynntothebloed.c1nu
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Bronchial Affection.
OONIUMPTION OURID.
" My physician told me one your I00
I
m. Jtntlmuld
61“ “NW” I.
I
351.1111: One Minute sh
pmt llve‘ d 1! women. ' h Cum
see me." ”11F. SULLIVAN. Grand “Rapid. .Nich.
Pleasant to the taste. Good for Children.
Good for every body. For Coughs. Colds.
ms. Pneumonia and Ill Throat and Lung
‘trouble; no remedy is so good I:
ONE MINUTE
600
Iron-red by I. O. eWITTG OO..DH1OAGO
FOR SALE sv
THE curs-om) PHARMACY.
...- .....,
p111 avenue, and her death is expected
at 111131 time.
Dr. J. C. Rider. of Stamford, will
present the cause of the American
Missionary Association tomorrow
(m'ornlp‘g at ‘ .the Congregational
.1111-1- .
Another of the delightful sociables
of the Darlcn Methodist Church was
ii11ld'l‘h11rsd11v evening at the home of
Miss .lcnnle “'oed in Main street. A
1111111 11111111111111 11111111111 of the occasion
111111 the presence of the nets pastor of
the church. Rev. John Lee Brooks, All
indulged in panics and music and 111
11111 t‘iUSi‘ refreshments were served.
'l‘wclvv ludics, members of the had-
i11s' Literary League. held their second
meeting yesterday afternoon at the
111111111 of Mrs. H. ll. Brown. A very
profitable and interesting niternotm
was spent. Mrs. Brown proving 11 de-
linhtiul hostess. Mrs, R. L. Gillette
road the book "Two Gentlemen Fron:
Kentucky," Mrs. Holmes. of Noroton,
sans. and Mrs. Brown read an inter-
esting paper on "Current Events."
Mrs. ('1. H. Noxon is president of the
society and Mrs. E. Treat Payne and
Mrs. 11. L. llllettc are vice-presidents.
,‘ The members of Volunteer Hook and
11.1111der Company, of Nomton, held a
‘ successful .informal dance Thursday
evening in their new quarters in Main
street, Noroton. Thorewas an atten
dance of about fifty couples and danc-
ing was enjoyed, to music furnished
by Prof. William LOWe’S orchestra. at
South Norwalk, until after midnight.
The com titles in charge of the af-
erry Waring George Dug-
daio and Edward Wallace. it is the
intentionof the com any to hold a
dance every two wee a for the rest
of the season
Writes to a friend from Charleston, undersliateoi ‘Sept 18th 1903.
bottles of KODOL‘and havciound
we rfui remedy for
end it to all person’s
:13?
to a lack of some of 1111 elements
jpices. Kodo‘l Dyspepsia Cure
hell-Jol-
O11
DEM MOI Dim ”an” “gag
e
icestive mimic repel-ties. its
tive organ silailate
.. ent contained toinil 11111 e whole-
3 the kind of blood1that makes
‘
Group. Whooping Cough; Bronchitis. Asth- ‘
fi
3 at
, lileina nunnerr" 1
. Ally Sloper.
1111.1. 1.,
1 l i} m
merry. spend the rest of
"Well. Aurelia. if you do that. i
shall spend the rest oi my miserable
existence in a-~1n——I~11 monkory. ”J-
1 t
1 11 1 “entree“.
Knapp Win. 0. I71Wa'ehington S. N.
Mommies; 46. Library Building.
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call-m Peter; 53. rmN
_ OAKS
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BAKERY AND LUNCH ROOM.
Owens Mrs. E. C. 22 No 11 Main S. N.
BAKERY AND RIG AURANTL
Grant's ~133.Wa0hlil boil 8. N.1 ems
1 Cake dsilv all parts a! city.
Lane. F. A. 37-5: 'éhlngten S. N.
Central 111114.11 35 Well N. -
City No tionsi l“finite Sank Bldg S. N.
Palmer: gouty Na tonal 44 Wall N.
,F qty-fled unty Gav as 51 W9" ‘N-
Nerwsik Ssv 115180“ .99 Ity 44 Well N.
811. NM. T1111 0.”, Wszhlngton S. N.
80. 'SNor. Savings Sank U lied Sk. Bldg
, SANDERS. .
Pitzer Gustav 111 Washington 0. N.
Pohiman, 1111111111 as Washington I. N.
. BLACKSMITHS AND HORSE
. .1 . . SHOE”. .
Flynn Edward 10 HInford Pi. S. N
SOARDiNG HOUSES.
Richardson Mrs. J A. 10 West IV. S. N.
Gulntard House 5 1111;111:111 e. N.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
Keeler Geo. 159 Washington S. N.
Levy Max 109 Washlaiglon S. N.
Lyon F. D d. (30.90 5111111911111 S. N.
BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS AND RE-
A.“ l . ..
Sredlce Ernesto 63 Main N.
Nash Elmer H. 14 Whter N. 1
Wood Henry A. 15 South Main 8. N.
1 3 BOX MANUFACTURERS.
The Knapp Box Go. 132 Water S. N.
DURINESS COLLEGES.
Brown's ,Coilege Geo. ErSartaIn Prop.
, BUSHELMEN.
Karpinskl Frank 211i floor 31 Wall N.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
Gamble Lulle Riverside Mills ,3. N.
Mgther Harry w. 131 Water S N. 1
Brethsrten R. L. 20 Brook N.
Mlkin Ellis 10 Haanrd '8 N. .
CATHOLIC RELIGlOUS ARTICLES.
Hayes J. T. 5. Main N. .. _
1 OHlROPODiSTS.
Gi-lfflth Mrs. Jessie 40 Wall N.
CURIOSiTY SHOP.
Manner T. J. 2 80. Main S. N.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Hayes J. T. 5 Main N.
Oldeneébiager John 104 Wesh'ton S.N
Smith 1E. F. Mlhnckcmo Block.
Wheipiey 111 Clark 611 Waihington S.N
CLOTHING AND GENT'D FURNISH-
G
IN 8
Josem M. 163 Washington 8. N.
CONFECTIONERS.
Candy Kitchen 24 South Main 8. N.
CONFECTIONERV AND‘ BAKERY.
Keleh0r M. d. H. 57,MI3111 N. . ‘
Smith Harrie A. 39 Main N.
DENTISTS.
Boutwcli C. FLO? Wuhington 8. N.
Hoyt Frank D 4 South Main 8. N.
Phelps F. A. 78 Washington 8. N.
DRESS AND COAT MAKER.
Chincry MM 8 ‘15 film .11
DRESS CUTTING SCHOOLS.
Mead use. 1. w. 11 Haviisod a N.
B ‘F 1?“! .attvsuM-slhON“
Ixter
01111111111 9%. [111th Seattle); Prepen
Finch "flkafiw M611 8. ",9
Griffin 1" «I 11111111 "1111 S. N.
Plaisted R. 111.40 Wishing‘tefi 8.1 N.
Stillnn-Powc'll “Gem” WI! 'tm S. N.
I
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nickermsn A. DIY’S’O’N iii Name» 0. N
HlIlop .1. 11‘; mfik glen S.N
Smith M. S. & sitington S. N.
ELECTRiC MOTORS. ‘
Nor. 11011111111 Co. 252 Mash’ton E. N.
' FISH AND WOT!” ..
Drldqe' Market West End Wthinpten
St. Stills. 111.11. 01111111191911.
‘ reason. 1
lmith J. H. Est. SD 3011"! Main S. N.
c FRUIT::G£1°DNMCTIO&N%RV
IRGVIJ‘
Merci“ Joseph S: North Main 8. N.
2.11 11 HURNI'RUIE «ounce.
011111110 411.“.- m G. N
Pollutant "#5111 gt " r111, sip STN.
' FURNITURE AN NOOKIRV.
Resell 1115.11 L R7 WMngton I. N.
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1 Harris Abraham 1: Raymond S. N
CARRIAGE AND DiON PAINTERBN
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INSURANCE, WND' REM; filTATI.
Hilyt Gould S. 50 Wall N.
PW?“ 1.13111: “:1. "1'": '1
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JOB MlNTSRSo
Freeman c, A. 08 Washington 0. N.
Coroner. rel-inter oer. Well 4 Water N.
Mitchell H. 8.10 North Main 8. N.
JUNK DEALERS.
KITCHEN FURNISHING GOODS.'
Smith M. S. 0. 611.02 Washington S.N
LADIIS’ FURNISHINGS.
M1111 S. 1. Mrs. as Washington 0. N.
LADIES” AND GENTS' CLOTHING
. 1 CLEANED AND DYID.
Butter-flee C. 4 Raymond S. N.
Tequs'. 25 Main N.
LAUNDRIES.
Crescent 8 Seavlew Ave S. N.
Old Well 32 Havllsnd B. N.
Long Sam 18 North Main S.N
Wing Sam 2 South Main S. N.
LUMBER DEALERS.
Hitch l Bailey Co. Water 8. N.
MACHINERY MANUFACTURERS.
McKibbln G. N. Co. 5066 Water 8. N.
Miller J. W. 136 Water 8. N
MANICURE. MASSAGE AND HAIR
DRESSERS.
Rider Miss H. S. 97 Washington 8. N.
MANICURE. MA:SAGE.. SHAMPOO
G.
Hayes Mrs. A. M. 00 South Main 8. N
‘ MEAT MARKETS.
Hayes Ferd Nor-1:1 igsin SN
New York Marks 14 Washington S.N.
.. MERCHANT TMLoas.
Syrnes ...J 7 Mai 11 N
Kemp .W. .55 Well N.
chour Franz i0. North Main 8. N.
Neupebaucr J. 84 Washington S. N.
Percalii .1. 107 Washington 8. N.
MILK DEALERS.
stxhurst Chas. 111.26 West Main N.
‘ MILLINERS ‘
St. John The Mime 49 Wall N.
Tilintaon S. 8.11M" 86 Wash G. N.
MINES AND INVESTMENTS.
Greene s. Duncan Room 1 Lauder Slk.
Houuusurat sass AND BUILD-
[Dates John S. 7. 1511»; Ave. N. ' ‘
Stevens M. w. 59,111le N.,
MUSiOAL INITRUMENTS.
ives Chas. G. 29 Wath.
Lock ”0’ Fe £1 ‘9 Will.
StudwollJ. W 381 North Main 8. N.
NEWIDEALERS AND BTATiONERB.
' Hayes John T. 5 Main N.
Lury G Cd. 19 Railroad Ave.. 8. N.
N' OYSTER exsgsrsne AND 311111
3, ., 3:113. .,
Hoyt w. H. 0. $1111 139 Water 3. N.
OYSTER DEALERD AND SHIPPERS.
Merrill A. H. 126.Water. S, N. . .
MINTEIIS AND PAPER-HANGERS.
Bully J.W WAG? Washington ,3, N.
20,011" S. 13 May! d S N.
111391151.” ,9. Main S.N .
11.. 11.31- 1.!" 11. as smith 1111111 3. N.
1 . - FAWN IROKIRS.
Horwltz 1. 154 Washington 3. N.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Lewis E. 11 Main N.
Readman, E. E. Gazette Didg.N
PJANO TUNERS. .
11111.1 Edward J‘.‘ 5 Seymour 8. N.
PLANO AND ORGAN JWNSTRUCTORS
Dammit I. 3%. f It Ave: 8. N:
11
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morons subtrsiovuss. 111111111
Dsdient Why a. 1s 1111111111». 3. N. '
eloruselsnmma
3 Smith G. 0. Der. Knight Ind Wail N.
PLANING,. MILLD-
.1
Damon .G Spvmpur SIN-11v Iv. I. N. :- I
REF MCT‘NB OPTICIAN.
Hand-lemon}. £11194;an Sing.
REDTAURANTQ. 1‘ 1.1 ;
Brine Repair K. 5. you: No.
lass osros‘l'r‘ fvdu‘L'rs. ' '
Nation-11km 11f Normlk 1 Well N.
ECHO fl 1
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. - SEWING MACHINES."-
£11....- Col 121.1111.sz
Wisp ‘: 111111191.
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31,35 $41911 1.211111. an.
prism: 111111111911. . »
salmon;
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arouse. macro. depress;
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crimes.
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NEW YORK.
NORWAL'K AND
Scorn seamen;
Steamers 12.13.111.111 “City of
Norwaik leave New York, Pier
23, East River, Beekman SL, 3
p. 111. Norwalk‘ and South' Nor-
walk ‘during the night.’
IRE J’OU INTERESTED _IN
LIFE INSURANCE.
the kind that is moderate 11‘s to price.
safe and profitable for investment, per-
fect for protection of your family?
The Connecticut General Life Insur-'
ance Company of Hartford deal in this
k.lnd
FRED H. FIELD GENERAL AGENT
- United Bank pullding,
South Nprwallt. Ct.
111111115 snows,
Painter and" Paper flanges
Pure White Lead and Zinc
mixed by hand will wear twice
as long and cover double sur« 3
face as machinery mixed The
house of William Stevens and of
shop Wilcox, both on South1
an street were painted by me.
3111 this manner over 11 era 11 years
ago. They are stil 1
Your house will stand as well
if I paint it. My office. 52 8011111
Main: street. My residence, 25
1 Elm Grove street. .
.rJv
Beautiful '
‘ Dealgns
”.7...
[all P 6i
, “111 r: 1w.
are sometimes hard to get,
but there are such things,
nevertheless; We don't want
to seem boastfulybut we are
proud of our‘st’oék. We work-
ed hardto m it. We didn’t
told: ”what was thrown-to us.
"That is one reason why we
”have the hade we do.
‘.,\'
suturing $11an sine
mo. DECORATING.
’ 4 “(181111“
to 111m Avc'nue.
EAST NORWALK
N 0RD 11611. .
DAVID W; RAYMOND
"““‘:-.<.‘.‘....'
19 North Main sl. 51111111 Norwalk.
Reshience. 9 (.1th Terrace.
Telephonefldiouso. 30-5? -
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1341'111 11‘ 111903
PLUMBING AND STEAM
‘ ”RING ‘1 T r "
HOT WATER. HEATING
HOT'AIR‘HEATING.
erovas no '11 Nos
our: 10137111 £096,169.
. .8111
Gas and Steam
am you «on em Itdch of .
mambo?!) mans?
, THE JONES k“ MOTO- KISS
' ‘ 3‘ "C013? 1
1‘! WALL 81333111110me
11.’
l
1 not be care so
I amount of water in; the flaw
- 1111 be handled 1.1.1.111,
.' sonahle price.
’ Shades made 111 order.
We offer One liu
ward for 1111 case C .-
“leg:
“ We’ltgéand 1“”11117 I
.1 ouéooyrort’ii'm is ' "
liv °Nl¥€r perfectly 1'1 1
their ifrdnuotionc‘ 1 ,‘
Jigsaw out any on 1 -‘
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Tle9do. Waldins. Kin
9th, Wholesale Dmuiete,1 .
Hail'sCI firrhqy Ours is
1111:. 111111118 tiy'upop
mucous surfaces oft he ,
moniels seat free “Price 75¢ per pot-
tle. old b all 111111
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