Norman Murray is recovering from'
III attack of the (It.
uggist 'i‘ It. art a is on the sick
list. He has I siIght attack of the
pro.
Tomorrow evening will be the class
meeting of the East Avenue Methodist
Church
Ullle Aliens. one of the openers at.
tlIthadcl OysteI shop left for Virgin- '
lit, Saturday.
The Jamar Band will most Frlduyi
evening. under the leadership of My-
Ion Osborne.
Prayer meeting will be held Thurs-
day ev lag in the East Avenue Meth-
odlni' C arch
Miss Helen Bartlett. grandaughter of
Minot 8 Partrick has been sick. She
is recovering however. I
Lieutenant W. E smith, of BIoolt
lyII NIvy Yard, was the guest Sunday
of Mr and Mrs. Charles R Baker
Alexander Palmer has finished
been atsthe foot of Scaview avenuc.
Ihe'
‘caulltlng of the small float which has!’
in'bonl ‘ ywith the South Nib-w
Department} It the south Norwalh
Congregational Church. on lundsy
morning. the “d, leaving here on the
9.16 trolley.
A number of the friends of William
Huyior are having considerable fun
at his expense these days. Mr. Huy-
ler like many other good cittsens of
the village. has been greatly wrought
up over the disappearance of the new
tire bell and last Friday afternoon be
determined to institute a starch for' it.
Mr. Huyior somehow conceived the
idea that the bell was stuted in the
Icilar under Mead Brothera' store. and
he explored the lower regions to his
heart“ a content but was unable to dis-
cover the object of his search.
his arrest for trespassing in entering
the cellar without permission. Mr
'lluyiei quickly found several friends ItIIIuInlttI-d
aMIId begged them to Intercede with
Mr Mead. and bore him withdraw the
complaint The latter was obduratc
for' a time and a stranger was lm
pressed to repIeseIIt a notary public
and he took Mr. HIIIlcr' a sworn state-
Sat- .
urday. however, he had other troubles:
lfor it reached his chin that Samueli York c'IoIpoIetion
iMead proposed to issue a warrant for convert the Long island tract into a
y tenants the crest husitidss thorough
fare of Westport is in the hatqulI
noise of events The roadwny new.
or has been such as the demands also
and. never in years worse than at the
present time. but to trauma It means
IIII enormous outlay. ‘to continue
patching up will pnlyIIbs additional
money thrown away Experts favor a
tclftud road others uIc inclined to a
belief that a permnn 1:}: pnIcmsnt
alone should be consider If anything
and that consideration is necessary no
one can reasonably disput‘t.
T-thc lII II poasiblllty that the lam
mIs Woodbine Club of llridgeporh that
has had its camp Iii a point neaI Port
.IIefl'eIson. I.. 1.. will lease Cockeuoc ls-
iIIIIIl. off Cedar Point. Through the
sale, of the present camp site to a New
that 'IpIoposca to
sIImnIcI III-sort foi ”lips the club has
sunk other (runners and its site
has been considering the
lisluud. This Inoporiy, comprising
iabout ‘20 nt‘if‘i-i. is owned by heirs of
Ht'llly t‘ Sanford and Mrs. Mary E.
: wIIgiIt Smith M is located about one
"Iul I» off the Point is easily m'cossibie
IIy bout to IIIII inniu loud and exclusive
Rev c M Selleck omcmmd In mime“ that he intended no Mum and enoush in most all requirements
Paul's Mission on Van Zandt street
yesterday. The services were well at- '
tended.
William Wright. who has been in the
employ of Butchot F S Hustt-Ii rc,
signed Saturday night. to accept an-i
other position. i
Oholrmaster Hipson announces that
a rehearsal of the Easter music will;
be held at the Methodist ChuIch Wed1
needsy evening i
A meeting of thc luitlics Aid Soc-‘
ioty will be held Wednesday afthnoou
in the Ladies' parlm of the East Ate-
nue Methodist Church.
A rehearsal of the Methodist Sunday
school choir will be held this evening
by Cholrmaster Hlpson. The Easter
Music will be practiced
On account of thc obscure of Rev.
J. W. Davis. the tear-hers meeting
which would havo been held tomorrow
evening. has been postponed.
L Dr Bean performed an operation
yesterday on the son of George Dunn.
The. boy has been suttcting rom an
aggravated attack of tonsilltis.
Tonight the game in the Hefner pool
tournament will be between William
KceIIeIand Harry Fox. Keene is me
od 80 and Fox 75. A good game is ex-
pccted.
The new carpet which was laid last
week was used for the first time yes-
terday at the East Avenue Methodist
Church. It is a handsome red body
Brussels and is very satisfactorytin
every way.
The funeral of Charles Hoyt Bron'
son. son of W. A. Bronson. was held
yesterday afternoon from tlte family
home at 2:30. Rev. E. Cunningham of
flcinted. The interment was in East
Norwalk Cemetery.
Plans are being perfected for the en-
fettalumcnt of thc guests from out of
town who will assemble here on Fast
Day to take part in thc convention of
the Advent Churches throughout the
state. They will be entertained in
‘Raudall's Hall.
Rev. J. W. Davis and his daughters.
Miles Jennie Davis‘and Mrs. Richard
blood. are in New‘York today. buying
goods for their notion bazaar. Which
is soon to bo opencd in the Randall
lllock. Tile ladies are expected home
tomorrow. Mr. Davis will not return
until Wednesday
Mrs. Kegwlu. who has f0I some time
resided at the home of N. E. Campbell.
suatalncd a very severe attack of
heart failure last evening. She is.
about ninety years of age and 'grave‘
fears were entertained for her recov-
ery. She rallied. however. but is
still ouitc feeble.
Mrs. E. 8. Bowen. who has charge
:of the primary classes at the Sunday
School of the East Avenue Methodist
Church. was greatly pleased yesterday
at the. fact that there were forty-four
children present, Nineteen graduated
.last Sunday. but their places have been
filled with new recruits.
Saturday quite a little excitement
was caused on East avenue by a man
who apparently was suffering from a
fit. He was taken .while under the.
porte cocherc of the Mthodisi Church'
and for some time struggled there on
the ground. Dr. Baker was telephon-
ed for but just as he arrived the man ‘
came out of it and started to walk
away.
A large attendance marked the ser-
Ivicrs at the East Avenue Methodist
I Church yesterday. in the morning
Rev. W. W. '1‘. Duncan preached his
Subject being. Ihe Storm on the Sea
tit Gallllee. " The sermon in the even-
ing was by the pastor Rev E. Canning-
-.ham Bdth Ieryices were enthusiastic
ones and the sermon by Rev Duncan
was spoken of in the highest terms by
those who heard it
ROWAYTON
Charles T. Lowndes of BI.ooklyn
Was in this place Saturday.
George McKay. of Brooklyn spent
Sunday with friends in this place
Aaron Stevens. who has been ill for
sometime is still confined to the
house.
1'}. H library. of Peun’oyer street. has
a choice variety of dahlla bulbs. which
he leaching from two cents up.
The residents of Logan street are
inking a much needed improvement
In the form of curb and sidetralk.
hubs Lula Godfrey of Crockett
' street, who has been quite ill with an
attack. of malaria. is able to be out
was .
him residence of Jozaph lfilinefelter.
‘mmon "avenue. an or quarto
sons of the children being iii of
riot fever.
I?”
ran” ”with. spent Sunday with
"Map Mag-Mats; Mr. and Mrs.
.h’ll MW: of the
trial Wednesday night. As this
I “I .
aunt Mflfit e {not one
{ham
. of the newspupIaIs.
Wilbur Bates and p
i would never do so again if the matteI
was dIoppcd anti especially kept out
Later Mr. Huyler
was let into the Joke. but he feels II
little. sore yet
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
iI‘Iank Hindlcy of New \’,brk was ai
visitor in touu over Sunday.
Miss Hsttic Whitney I-ontInues to
impr,ove but is not yet able to sit up.§
Miss Helcn Waterury. daughter of
Charles G Wathbuiy. is visiting in:
Bridgeport.
The little daughter of MI and Mrs
ilageman has r'eceiIed the name of
Helen LoulI-w.
The, condition of Selectman Charlesi
W. Raymond remains the same at the.
Stamford Hospital.
Mrs. Willis Mills of Rowayton is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. William H Will-
nIoit. Jr. in Dorian.
Miss Elizabeth Huytcr has been
spending‘thc pat two months with
friends in New ork
Harry Selleck is building a pleas-
ant house for Clayton Purdy. Nototon,VI
at the surge W. Smith place
Mini llaa Blrdsall of Brooklyn, is
about to purchase the Daniel Slsuson
place formerly owned by Alonzo Weed
The “ladder man' passed through
here Saturday. which is taken by the
wise ones as being a sine sign of rain
”The services at the Soldiers‘ Home.
Norotoh. Friday night. were conIiIIII-
ed by Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie. ofV
Weatport
.iohn Pooley has secuiod a position
in Summit. N. J. He spent Sunday in
Darlen andnwill begin his duties in the
new field a few days.
Keith Edwards has Ieccnily been
quite ill at his home Washington. D
G. Since his recovery he has taken
a business position in that city.
The Presbyterian Church. of Nor-lo
ton. is to have its annual dinner next
Thursday evening.
the affair in charge.
music and other features.
Medical examiner Avery examined
the body of the man who was cut in
live by the can; at Taimadgc Hill Fri
day it is possible that the body will
have to be buried by the town, as them
appears to ho no relatives.
Two colored musicians visited Dar-
ien SatuIday and serenaded the pron»
local business men in the streets.
There will be
The colored artists were provided with ‘
castsnets and a banjo and produced
fairly good mlieic. They were heartily
applauded after their attempts anti
leaped quite a harvest of pennies.
The new fish market in Railroad
place was opened Saturday fol the first
time. Gcmge Knapp is the pIoprictor
The interior of the market is nicely fli-
ted up and the stockcarried scams to
be a large and complete one. Mr.
Knapp is sanguine .of success in his
new business venture, and is certainly
going abbot it in the- right way.
~Eveiy- family should have its
household medicine chest and the first
bottle in it should be Dr Wood a Nor
way Pine Syrup nature's rc'mcdy for
coughs and colds“
WESTPORT.
Harold Ogden Is again here ftom
Philadelphia on a short visit to his
mother -
. The Sunshine Club of cloud Church
met Friday atIthe'home of Miss May
Doscher
John Mitchell and wife. of Block is-
iand. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. IP. G.
Sanford. ”at"? ..
Section men were engaged placing
new bonds on the troley rails at State
street bridge. Friday.
Miss Helen Bradley, who is visiting
at Miami. Florida. has sent her mother
I box of naval oranges.
Friday night the Weekly prayer ser-
vice of Greens Farms
was held at the residence of 'J.
wood
Oliver Keith is‘ now employed by a
Bridgeport concern. havin resigned;
his position in the Yalel owns Dock
factory
-Mrs. George Darrow who has been
confined to her home through sicknessj'
is sufficiently recovered to be: able to
bé out mi. '
While tb c has not yet been such
oient subscribers for a telepnnnh exI
change here. there is every reasonabl ‘
aunrance that within I short: time
more than 80. ‘the amount repaired.
will be on the list. While the emetic,
at present is trait enough. the :Idvan-
tagee to be attained by I InequuIrterI
here is fully appreciated. and enters
rising business men and residents
will favor any ”:20”? toward- each
“remit: ,
F.El-
ts mi River-alder
avenue are ambitious at having
The ladies have,
congregation I
'l‘hcic is no assIIquI' c at this time that
the island l‘illl bo lousctl Of the club
.i‘it‘ti to illkt‘ it but ”In possibility of
tho i‘thl‘ill of this IopII-scututlvc oi-
gunlzntion bow is significant and its
Isccurlug of II louse of the pIopcIty
iwould rucnn much to Westport. The
l (.illi) IIIaIIIbI-Ishlp comprises the Iowa-
sentative business political and social
lights of Bridgeport; it is famous for
its hospitality and enviable promi
III-nee: shire to its exclusive clicte is
doomed aII honoI eagerly sought. elih
t.‘l as guest at member.
’i be Ichool board is consideIing the
i advisability of closing the schools in
the town of Weslport owing to flu
scarlet fever epidemic which threat-
ens the town. At present there are
about a half dozen cases in town.
The last two cases reported are two
pupils in the Bridge stroct' school III
Snugntilck. Charles Hansel-man and
lRiIIharIt Gallagher. Each school has
iii case on [no arm-let fever list. All
the houses where the disease has
been found are under quarantiuc and
the health otIIcer bones to keep it
Iouiincs to these limits Just where
Ithc dlscasc started is not positively
known. althought it Is thought that It
(was bIought to \Vcstport fiom New
liateil
What is to be done with Riverside
arI-nuc III II uuestiou that is at pres-
ent occupying the minds of ottr
bond or seicc tmen. This is one of the
most irnvcrscd thutoughfaies In the
town and in one of the worst condi
Ilions possible Thousands of dollars
has been expended ution this avenue
but the sum has been laid out In the
mom; why. The heaviest trucking all
has to go titer this mod to the freight
. y.aids anti it is estimated that the. burr
IdIcIl tons a day pass 0ch it. which
fuecessarily wcnts it greatly. Possibly
Isomc of this year s state road nppro
printiou will be spent upon it. The se-
lectmcn favor a good teliortl roati.
Ivhfth they claim will withstand all
hesIr trucking and when once put
down will Wears life-time.
. op...- -W
HERB DOCTOR REIPONSIBLE
l Thirty- dour Bodies Ihowed Evidence of
' «a. slow Poisoning
. PHILADELPHIA March id-1 ht
Ipo'iioe authorities have directed the
spent of thirty~four graves. having.
scour. evidence whlehvieads-them to
believe that (lcorgI- Hossey. the negro
herb -“Doctor" is responsible for tli
trust that many deaths. Hosasy la in
Ijnil as an accessory to the murder of
William (l. Danae. whose “widow. is
I-lIngcd with having administered to
lIcI husband slow poison fIIInishcd bv
the negro
We do not kndw now many posion:
lug cases can- be traced to. Hockey"
said a police official today. “But thus
far. we have secured evidence that has
warranted us in directing the opening
‘of thirty- four graves. ThisIstep will
begin at once and We believe the result:
will show that assistant district at-
torncy Shoycr was mot exaggerating
when he branded Hosasy as an arch-
poisoncr
"This case is assuming proportions.
far bey OilfiI the comprehension of‘thofl'l
' IIIIInurIrcd with it at the time ifosaey
was amended. The Ical investigation
is just beginning and batons leprocaeds
'muI-h further startling Ilcvcibprnrntc
will crop up. There maI be several
rrests but they are not likely to more
iiintll the organs of the bodies exhumed
haIe been exanrinsd by the chemist.
Detectives are searching for a white
woman who is alleged to haVc repre-
sented Hossey in the preliminaI I deal
ings with his patIons
I
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‘ BIG OYSTIR TROUT.
Senator Hamilton in Combine of OyI~
ter GrowerI. ..
Senator Thomas Hamilton. of New
London. has been made a member of
the executive committee of a combina-
tion of oveter growers and dealers of
Massachusetts. Rhode island and Con-
nectiout representing invested capital
of about $3 000.000.1‘he combine will
be known as the Rhode Island Oyster
:Growers‘ Association. A united effort
i will be. made to induce the general as-
, semblies of the three states to make .
a material reduction in the least price
of oyster lands.
The oyster growers and: handlers
have sustained losses through poor
business of late. and the purpose of the
combination is so lessen expenus. It:
is claimed that prices will not be ad-
ranced. ~‘
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O {N IRIDO‘POBT.
3‘ who Mam in
many cities as ‘I ballad singer giving
“An Evening with the Ballad.” and who
no received may commentary on-
HA. A OTU
Harry P9
aces mass anoint erittbs- oi the ‘
and “the musical justifiable
' _medastad «momma “snag
mwfix sham
I . " l g 1
JR town .m I can” n‘Ishe teIehlIgI’ofII
He mousse I line tenor mice It
'Wili speak on
i
i
i
Cherry ectoral
For colds, coughs, bron-
chills. We have been say-
ingthisfordo ears-Lem
THI NATlONAL Cliff.
M .
A riotous draw was» Iirfh in II.
port“ in Milford.
'The patriotic ordermf The National
Crest of the United States of America
is the name of a new patriotic order
which its founders say is wide and
broad and drum enough III embrace
within his national dimensions every
one in this land who is twalvc years
old oI oveI—athat is those in III who
illlit‘ passed their thlriI'I-uth your.
’l‘lIIIIc are to be so cxorbilnut dues
and no secrets: all moiriburs ltuvo to
do is to post thctrlsclVIIs us much Its
possible about the provisional articles
of "confederation." national number.
tiny. flower and flag. arms and seal.
and \Vl‘ill' tlIc (‘I'IIIIt budge always.
but particularly on June 20 ovcry your. .
'i‘bc lIIIIlgc is lill' crest of tliII United
States. consisting of thirteen stars
surrounded by n "glory“ like a pillar
of fire.
The parent society has just been
founded among thc school children at
Mllford..with ltli IIIcnIiII-rs, and is or-
ganized upon semi-military lines. title
aim is to build III the national capi-
tal n gruntl “Hall of Picrioiism." For
this purposc. out of the humid dues
of thirteen cents a year. (Int‘ cent per
cspltu will be set aslIIII for deposit
on June :50 annually. in ”lit Notional
Treasury of the United States. to be
left there until at least slyltldtlotl has
accrued towards a building fund.
CHURCH NOTES OF THE WEEK.
South Norwnlk CoIIgregntlonal—--
Tuesday. 1:45 p. m.. the special scr-
vlce for prayer and conference. Load-
ers, ilcacon' E. H. Gumburt and Mr. W.
J, Leland.
Wednesday. :i::lit p. m.. the woman's
prayer meeting led by Miss Margaret
H. Wood and Dr. Emily Pardee Dis-
brow. .
Thursday. 7:45 p. m.. the family
gathering of the church. beginning
promptly. The pastor of the church
"Fishers of Men." fol-
lowed by the teachers' meeting. ‘
Friday. 714$ p. m.. the Whataocvcr
Circle of King's llaughrc s will meet
with lira. Charles SLVJO II. ii Eliza-
beth street. Members will please
come prepared to scw.
Friday. 3:30. the pastor‘s hour with
the .vouh people. Subject for
courcrsat on. “What it is to be I mem-
ber of Church"
SPECIAL TRAINS ON PLATT DAY.
itcprescntstive in. A. Flake. of Bran-
ford_ chairman of the legislative cinn-
mittee on trausportatitm, in the mar
for of reception to Senator Plan at
the capitol the 20th of‘this month at
II .p. 111.. has received letter from
C. T. Hempstead. gen l passengci
, Igcnt of the Council ted railroad,
'whor‘eayd: "w 4”"
‘As requested by yom commltieosst
our conferofiee last Thursday our
management have derided to run a
special train to leave Hartford 10:30
i) m.. to run through to Stamford
making i stone at which there are
unseen to slight. and a spatial
train from Bridgeport to New Milford.
leaving on arrival of special train
from Hartford. with connection to
{labour from Brookli‘eid Junction.
and fin special from Hawieyville to
idtrhfieidw
Trains will be run on other branch-
es to accommodate those attending
the reception. I
Note Iltit Super-stitious.»"l'm afraid
you are superstitious.“
said Mrs. Erastus Pinkiey:
‘ls‘Is—skaht Iof ghoses an‘ all kln’s of
critters; but as long as i has a robe
bit‘ a pawiintmy pocket i fccls punckly
tale. " -—Waabington Star.
.4"...—
. Hhilantbropie visitor tat county jail) ’
«My friend. how came, you here? ‘Em-
braaler~Weli. i got so straightened in
my Mantis; fast 1 turned crooked.—
dmemapwsrdsof'gmoomoelitdsm
.I.
Mindmhnmau
fit W
molar.
«more!
theE
“'Dccd l isn‘t." . '
"some folks .-
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LEIGH HUNTS BREAKFAST BOU-
QUETB
Leigh HIIIII tiIut only day aesthetic.
Ilst'luIcIl ili‘t‘iiklilI-tt to be the meal of
all oth-Is wlII-II the poetic influence of
u tablcpos) nus to be desired llc
wOulIl bring in a few clover heads or
sprigs of grass culled from beneath the
protecting burs of a park railing or
city Hilllili't‘ it no could find nothing
more beautiful. itllti with these to look
at his ntII-y took him roaming out into
boundless Ki'l‘l‘ll fields and pastures
n l’ W.
OOALGOAL COAL
-Look-
37.00 per l‘sII Delivered
Having received a consignment of
bright. fresh mined I.ehigh Coal
bought at a right price.
We are going to five our patrons ‘
the benefit. following our usual cus
tom. Our principle is not to charge
two or three prices because the op-
portunity offers, but to give value for
value received.
WE LEAD. OTHERS MUST FOL-
LOW.
living locitfootl it Go .
122 WATER ST. SO NORWALK.
”——
‘ Branch Office ’2 So. Main St.
TeifCIil 31‘5.
WWW
Frank B. Valilll
”some, .
smug
liar Irma.
I sun as:
F! TTINO.
Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper
and Zinc.
50 south Main Street.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone, 187-3,
I
‘ to get the light Without the use of a
light.
H , sun scooters-UL.
than...
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. ';
It
s
Capital..t'100.000.00
turnips. Iguanas
M"? W“!
m In. ores Wow...
I danger of fire from discarded lighted
1 matches. matches not being necessary.
I by the scratching of matches by ser-
3 rants and the selling of carpets 'by
throwing the discarded match on the
. floor. and the carbon being ground into
; the carpet.
, ,less than the cost of matches as with
State of Ohio City of Toledo, \.
Lucas County. sI..
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of F.
Cheney & Co. doing business in the
City of Toledo County and State state
said, and that laid firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOl LARS for
each anti every char 0! Catath that
cannot be cured by the use of Hall a
CutaIIlI Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before Inc and subscribed
to my presence. this 6th day of Decem
her, A. II, 1886.
A. W. CLEASON,
(Seal) Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken intern-
ally, and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
for testimonials. free.
F. J CHENEY if: CO. Toledo 0.
Sold by Drugglsts 75c.
iiall‘ a Family Pills ate the beat.
his; Moses
EISew’heIe‘i
20 lbs. Gran. Sugar. I . 31.00
Elgln Creamery Butter, 27c
Strictly Frees Eggs. 22c
Franny Evaporated Peaches, 10c
Pantry Evaporated Apricots, 100
l-‘aucy Cal. Prunes, 3 lbs. for 26¢
Fancy Large Mackerel, lilo each
A. stun
24 COTTAGE AVE.
EAST NORWALK.
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it;
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6m
JUNIUS BROWN,
Painter and Paper Hanger
Pure White Lead and Zinc
mixed by hand will wear twice
as long and cover doable sur-
face II machinery mixed. The
home of William Stevens and of
Stephen Wilcox, both on South
Main street, were painted by me
in this manner over eleven years
ago. They are still good.
Your house will stand as well
if i paint it. Ify office, 51 South
Main street My residence, :6
Elm Grove street. '
_. m. .-
"Montaigne”
Gaol Tip. ’
Firstvits convenience by being able
match. -
' Second-«The lessening of the dan-
gers of suffocation from escaping gas
by accidentally leaving the gas turned
on. as if the gas is turned on it will
Third~The great reduction in the'
Fourth—To avoid defacing of walls
The cost or this Lighter should be
one the Lighter will |Vlent one
Pro
and .
It
HORACE ll. NASH,
Cor. North Main and West Sta.
PM" in.
PLATING ”
by improved methods. hence, more ‘
reasonableé-more lasting, , *
Gold, Silver. Nickel, Copper: Ii- .
Io Antique .Br‘onaing.
Motors. ' j.
N Northwest! Bioethics II) _V
tor really has no superior. Gladlyj
show you the. ‘V W4 'u
HIE GAY. WIN
Il'F‘G co._f
E I. , .
'56 WATERSTIJ I' .SU.‘WR|V.1LK.
" rhinitis
-..I._L AL
. walk during the night.
as: you mm
i
price you Ivanhoe"! 0!: «I.
We have the moat elemh
wall paper at the most I‘M
its iiili II‘tIrIIisli 3:1.
hang it, and do all work $.30!”
without inconvenience insomm I
bill qu be "animals“, too. fittings
the dimensions we will tell you what .
It will- cost. ., !
Picture Frames and .Window “It!"
made to Order. _
PAINTEII' Identiti- \ .t
ARTISTS' MATERIALS. ‘
Colors Ind other thing but
artists til... I t
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