. Juries Robinson. of (Java strut. who
has been Ill. is able to be about again.
Mrs. Cornelia Gusting. of Van Zandt
:strect. continues ill. "
W
Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins entertained
llarry Hoyt. of Danbury. over Sunday.
John W. Bankl is building a \hand
some little skiff for use this suInIneI.
Dr. F‘. 8. Baker. of Fort sheet. is
to build a large cam on his property
soon.
Miss Kittie Ducross. daughter of Cap-
tain i)ucross. is visiting in New Haven!
todtIy.
John Thompson ITIJIIE placed his.
launch in commission for the coming
season. .
Mr. and Mrs. J. W Birch. of iirldgc- ‘
port were guests of friends be
Sunday
re over
1 his evening will be held the class.
:lllm‘tlix; at the East Avenue Methodist
illl'('
Miss Cecil Osborn. of Osborn ave-
IIue. is still confined to her home with.
the grip.
No oysters were opened at any of.
the shops. this morning, owing to lack
of orders.
”A
The son of George Dana. who was
operated on Sunday. for tonsllitis is
getting along nicely
Miss Fannie Rose. of Van Zandt
street, has taken a position as assistant
trimmer for a Norwalk milliner.
Charles Whittaker. who was at the
Norwolk Hospital. has been removed to ‘
his home here. He is much improved.
Draggist T. ii. Griffin. who was tak-
‘en with the grip. yesterday.
sick. He is not as well as he was yes-
tertlay.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Merrill of Stat-
en island. who have. been viciting'
Charles Yost and wife. returned home
yesterday.
Albert Smith one of the fastest oy-s
tcr Openers in the Radel shop starts
for Virginia, today, dcspabing of being
ablo to find work here.
The next game in the liufncr poolI
tournament will be played tomorrow
evening. between lI‘rcd (.‘aI.I Intcd 80m
and Bradley Hull] rated 95. A warm
game is expected.
A. rehearsal of the choir of the East
Avenue Methodist bunday school was
held last evening. under. the direction
of CholrIna ter Hi and. The Easter
music was function;
Captain Verity. with the steamer Ad—
die V. towed a most iopd of lumber to.
Tavern island this morning. it will
be used in the improvements to
made there by E l-.lill
be
Rufus Osborne of East Norwalk. is
contemplating the purchasing of a po—
dometer to ascertain the distance he
walks each day. He is impressed
with the fact that he walks too much.
"Prince," Herman E. . Malmo's . fam-
ous diving dog, cut a deep gash in one
of his fore feet. one‘da’y recently. The
gash bled profusely. but the flow stop~
pod IInder'treatIuent. \Thc. wound has
since refused to heal. and is giving the
" dog considerable trouble. I
Mrs. Max c.vy Miss Bessie Levy and
Charlie Le start tomorIow for
Brooklyn. N. i".. where they will attend
the confirmation of a nephew of Mr.
Levy. Mr. Levy will goto Brooklyn
Sunday morning. The confirmation
will be Saturday and the celebration
Sunday. They will return to their
home in Washington street. next week.
Miss Julia O‘Neill entertained a par-
ty of friends last night at her home in
Pleasant avenue. the occasion being the
anniversary of her birthday. Music
and dancing were enjoyed until a late
lIouI. At ii o'cl0ck refreshments of
ice claim and cake Were served and
about midnight the guests departed for
their homes. all voting Miss O‘Neil a
royal entertainer.
Seott Bean seven years of age. who
was taken to New York some time ago
to be operated on for a dislocation of
the shoulder. has returned to his home: tachees at Taylorg Livery stable. is.
The planter cast has been removed
from the arm. The member is a trifle
stiff at present but it in than;
this will wear off. and he wllI have
the full use of his arm. He has not
. had this as the shoulder has been dis- ‘
located since birth.
The pool tourI'Iament at Hefner'Is
store last evening. was an interesting
one, though the playing was not veryI
close. The contestants were William
Keene. rated 80. and Harry Fox rated
‘36.I The score was as follows.
Fox.
0—2
is still ‘
fieasafereemu Fred Brown and thei so
Wick
“Whirl“
THE NEXT MORNING i FEEL BRIGHT AND NEW
AND MY COMPLEHON IS BETTER.
t
l
ydootor it I tif It i
Iu'Ii ’m. an. ."“IIiIf.'.’.'.iII ‘I' i»... ‘li'I'I‘l”’Iil-'I.. 'il
tandoori: MU l'lor us. as sully as
1.. ha a cl'
PLANES 1MFAMIM MEDICINE
AitvnI3I§.m‘Il bll llIiII and aim 7'3"", l'tuta
“hxdoofla ”M. n. 1’.
ROWAYTON.
f Mrs. Joseph Peck. of Railroad IIIIoI
Inuc. is alighllv ill.
.lohu Hoyt is ill Willi neIIIIIlgia
‘which is moving vI-III painful.
’ Edward H. While has purchased iwu
cows from parties in the country.
Mrs. Jennie Bhor‘ot. of l’ouuoyor
sheet is quite ill with the grip.
I Constable ltdwaId J. l.adrlgan has
purchased a cow from John S. Hoyt.
Charles Fen-is and family of Bridge
port. have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
George Ferris. Railroad avenue.
i Richald Seymour and Charles
IShocks have Inovcd from Forty sec-
|ond street to the i’cnnoyer place.
Alonzo Wilson has purchased a lingo
‘number of peach trees and will lav out
{an orchaId on his Witch Lane proper-
! Russell Thomes. of Howaylon ave
. ’,nue who had an attack of the grip yes
tI rday. resumed his duties as mail dc-
liIory clerk today
(‘ouiad Koch of New York. was at
his cottage at Rotou l'olnt, yesterday.
looking over the property, and getting
ready for the. summer.
Gctnge Ferris went to New iork to-
'day
III number of speedy horses.
ed for John S. Hoyt. and will be used
.as ii fertilizer about his extensive prop-
lcrty at Contentment island.
Mrs. William Stevens of the West,
Side is having an addition placed on
her residence.
formed by (‘outractor White.
Mrs. Donaldson and son Frank. of
INew York were at their cottage III.
Belle island Sunday and expect soon
to return here for the season
The final rehearsal for the mock trial .
IIIhlch is to be bend in Guider's ban. on
Saturday evening next. will be held to-
I‘morrow evening. in Calder“ a Hall at;
I: 30 ociock.
George Comatot‘k, of Broad
has been engaged in trimming the
fruit trees on the properties of Post:
i
master George W. Bryan and Francis'
fiioyiston.
Mrs. P. A, Brando will entertain the
Latiics' Aid Society of
Church. tomorrow afternoon. A sup-
per will be served at the conclusion of
Ithn business session.
Mrs Kane.
(based the. Mrs Addie M. Giucu place
last fall. has arrived heIc foI the sum-
il'lPl‘ and will make a number of W
IIIImI-Incnts about the premises
Ler'oy Crockett who has bccn III-av
cling for some time in the interest of
the Yale & Townc Lock Company. of
Stamford. has been advanced to a po
silica in the drafting room. and will
.bccome a designer.
At a special meeting of the Room Ion
l‘ire Department. held last evening. it
was voted to purchase immediately a
three gallon oxodlzod Reversible Fire
Extinguisher to be plated on the hose
carriage. A comi‘lll‘ttec. consisting of
the oincers of the department was ap-
pointed to divide the ‘6, district into
sub-districts and malt
t
building fund each officer being as-
signed to a sub- district. and be rcspon- ,
Isiblo foI a thorough canvass of the
Iramc. The bell matter was taken up.
and the departmctit is determined to
make an example of the persons re
sponsiblc for the disappearance of the
fire bell anti the efforts of a certain
element in the place to make trouble
for the department win be discouraged
in a forcible manner’if need be.
””1“-
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Miss Chlchester. of Norwailt. was a
visitor in town yesterday
Mrs J. P. Brnmmer and daughter
‘Helen visited in Norwalk yesterday.
' Nathan Nash of Broken. has secur-
ed a position‘ln the Soldiers Home in
Nornton. as a nurse.
Chester Finch. who is one of the at-
Isick In bad with neuralgia.
Th'e mud which had gathered under
hi- “N the Consolidated railroad bridge in the biliti
Icenter. w.” carted sway yesterday at
ternoon. ‘
Mrs William H Godhpr. of Newark.
.N .1 daughter of tile idle Selectman
Charles W. Raymond is seriously ill.
at a hospital in No built.
I Harvey Weed. formerly a cook in the
Soldiers' Home in Noroton. l to move
to Stamford, Wednos ay. veryman
Andrew Taylor will 0 the trucking
for Na. Weed.
The regular prayer meeting will be
held as usual at the Buried agre-
l national Church. The story “The Oth-
ier Wise his. “' from Van Dykes Blue
Flower. wil be? read by Rev. Mr.
Brown. the pastor
William Scarlet. of Stamford will a
Iopen his new livery stable here todayd.
H's M! a complete line of horses
i :"a and faeia that he is adopting?
again oped to plus Dorian an Iixceli
«it that like. . .
to visit his son Frank. who is.
cmploycd by David Lee. as trainer for.
A carlond of wood ashes has arrlv~I
The work is being per— .
ltivor ‘
the Baptist .
6f New ior.k who pur ’
it house to ‘
ihouse canvass for subscriptions to the .
t WE! .
try 93333 by Mrs. Fanny it.
“all. ‘ Mr. and i1. Day and family
will occupy the place when the lm-
provomonts are. completed.
William Chalmers is about to open a
Wilton-class Iastauraut in the Adams
lnlocit next door to .l. P. BrIunmers
ibarhar shop Mr. (‘linbnors believes
i that he can make a restaurant pay wells
in liurlen and those who know him say .
that his exetutlve ability and tuneful I
incss will make him win out.
‘ Drugriat Hillirnaii is blossoming IIIII'
ldto a full fledged Icather prophet Ho!
threatens to put lioIIIcII Johnson. of
Middle llIIddIun In tho shade. Mr.
lrlllliIIIIIII's latest III'IIIpthy is thin. Will
I will have a big mom that will make II‘
llllLZilHl look like thrcc ccnts ’i‘bo‘
storm is scheduled to arrive between
I Man-h 20 and March 2.}. MI. SilllIunIII
says he is Iouiidcnt of it He says
ihul he has not bad IchouIsc to ground
hogs or any other porcine lIIIIIIImI-lers.
llc advises pcoplc to have cool enough
to iitlc them through (ItIiic u spell off
\vcuthcr. l
Hurry Street. son of Henry 0. StIIoet.i
lInd ll lllll‘l'iiw escape from serious lII-I
llii‘)’ Sunday afternoon. He wasi
«hiring a llm‘sc, lIItIIIy purchased. and:
which had not bad very much cxcrclscl
for sonic time. A "lied Devil" uufo‘
cIIIIIc whirring and chugging along the
'l‘cli'IIIIIl road and the horse took frighti
IIt iI. The animal holtcd and wasi
l soon lIcItIIId the cIoIItIol of the Mind. i
it not I‘m somc distance in spite of
Illli Mr. Strccl‘ s efforts to stop it Flnvi
.IIlly he tieI idcd that the only thing thati
he could do was to run the animal into
.n fence or something of that natiirc. !
Iiic succeeded in steering the horse to
the side of the road and by a supreme
effort turned it so that it struck a
Lili)ll(y pole. The horse and 'the wag
I on muted company and the animal con-
.tinucd its mad caret-r down the street
Pedestrians who saw if coming took
in shelter and lot it go. . Where the”
. run would have ended I! is impossible
to sm had not the animal stepped on
I one of the traces which was dragging.
i’i'lIis “new it on the Ioad and someone
I sciml it in the brldlc. Luckily Street
maintained his seat in the wagon and
was not thrown out. The carriage was
. badly wrecked and the horse slightly;
but the driver escaped un-
l
I bruised.
hurl.
WESTPORT.
Miss Annie Quinlan spent
with friends in lI‘nirflcld.
(‘lIIIIIIes licnuenbcrg rclurucd home
Saturday from a visit in New York
city.
James Stewart has secured a position .
lI‘loI‘lst David Beach. in Bridge
iv
Friday
‘ with
port
7. Mrs. llavid llt‘lli'll. of Bridgeport. was
the guest of Mrs. Chauncey lianford.
Saturduv.
'louight “\hllililtk Lodge. K. of i’..
IIill meet and confer the second rank
l‘ll our Inndldalr»
ii» \. lx’. nncth Mackenzie and wife en-
tcrtalucd II party of Bridgeport friends 2
at their home. Friday evening.
Mrs. Samuel Elwood outfield spent
Saturday with the family of James
Luffcrtr IIt thtlr home in Southport.
Senator Lloyd Nash was a visitor of
iudge Elmore Banks. in Pairi‘ieid. Sai—
IIrday, Thc Senator is recovering from
a severe cold.
I Services are lIcld in the (‘hurch of
the Asnunptlou every i-‘Iidav night
during Lent. Aside from Sunday these
.",lt‘ the onlr ours and the attendance
:It each is v IIIIIy large. ‘
A girl \Ias born to John Barlow and
wife. one Week ago. that lived but a few
hours. Mrs. Harlow is still under a
physician's cure. but reported to he.
II'Ill on the way toward recovery.
Fred Jennings is blasting rock and
improving the surroundings of his
home on the turnpike. All is not yet
finished. but in time Mr. Jennings will
have one of the moat attractive places
in this set‘tion.
(‘. Mills recently disposed of his
handy man. Mike. The latter sooni
concluded that he had last II good plate
and was anxious to get back. Matters
were patched up between master and
man. and Mike has returned to his old
, job.
Alrxandcr W. Sherwood has started
in to raise flowers for the New York
market. He will not engage in the
business extensively until full. when he
proposes to construct II ‘bolhonse on his
premises and devote his entire atten-
Licn to horticulture.
John hwyer. who for some time has
conducted a stock farm on the Nor-
walk II.oad has leased the Willard;
Adams place. on l-‘inch‘s Hill. and willI
make extensive improvements fur stock
.fsrming there. Among other prom-
ised additions is to be a one-half mile
track for exercising purposes.
One week ago George Avery. while
chopping wood. injured the knee. cap
of his right leg. cutting it with an us.
Since that time the Ivound has been
very troublesome and there are possi-
es of an operation being neces-
sary. Mr. Avery gets about but not
without difficulty. and there is a noose
tlon of doubt as to whether he will ev-
ier regain free action of the leg.
'1in dance given Friday night, by
Horatio Mills. Jr.. and Oscar Lewis. in
the Martin house. was a pronounced
Iauccess. Those assembled represented
the young people of the team. and no
.nrt. was lacking that might tend to
alte. the affair pleasant. The festivi-
on were carried well into the night.
and the projectors were deservingly
rallsed for the excellence of their of.
or
a taker for his remuneratlve (3) office.
airing amuse: an immense fortun
certainlv with cold be thé case wit
an income of no per day. he is willing
chance. Mr. Hyatt has concluded to
throw out another “inducement." and
the balance of his unexpired term he’ll
step down and out if the no man
32‘: tons to this and stunt! b1_
I ut the Ferry street bridge. last evening
: or by a passing train.
yrushed and his skull broken.
Town Clerk Hyatt hasn't yet found ‘ l
to let go and give the other fellow a ‘
announces that for 8150 per dayfor .
ll -
You sensor «It not
know how urgently dis-
agreeable you make your:
Iself or you would stop
coughing. No one can
read or rest in the
same house with you.
Gan’ I stop it? Then
we must tell you about
' 9
, Ayer 5
Cherry Pectoral
No medicine like It for stopping coughs, heal-
ing sore lungs, quicting inflammation in the
bronchial tubes,- and preventing serious lung
troubles. Ask your doctor if he could give
better advice. stares:
" Last fall i contracted a severe cold on my lane
of all i could do. i then tried Ayer’ a Cherry 5:
relieved: i am now perfectly wen. '
Mina Emma Miller. Fort Smiling, Minn. .
which continued spite.
moral and was quickly
KIDNEY lilSEASES
mtbcmoatiatalolail—I-I-I—T;
LEY'B HONEY AND TAR
If‘. lll‘t’FB ocoughs and colds.
(‘IIIIes bIonchitis and asthma.
Cures troup and whooping cough
Cures homscucss and bronchial tron
b‘ ca
Cures pneumonia and la grippe.
Sold at l’laistcd's Drug Store.
lilEl’i il'iI'I‘IiIEi‘iiltii can cost can
mIm cont“““I. uni-I -Look-
m’hwm “ H" $7.00 no fat Delivered.
d Bladder troubles.
YPRICISOhaIILl-W- . Having received a consignment of
bright. fresh mined Lehlgh Coal.
bought at a right price.
“e are going to give our potions
the benefit. following our usual cuss
tom. Our principle is not to charge
two or three prices because the 0p—
IIoI-tunity ofi'crs. but to give value for
value received.
WE 1.,EAD OTHERS Mi "1‘ FOL-
lOW.
IIIIIg IocIrIII I Go.
132 WATER ST. 80 NORWALK.
Branch Office 2 80.
Tel. Call 31-5.
.0
HARVEY LINSLEY KILLED.
Stops Off Train in New Haven, and la
Run Over.
NEW HAVEN. March l'f- «Harvey
Linslcv II conductor on II freight train
of the Consolidated road, was killed
at about 6:30. He stepped off his train
Ito signal the engineer and was run or-
His limbs were.
llcalli
camc almost lusInIIlIInctIIIslv. Dr.
Bartlett. upon being callcd, pronounced
his death to be from accidental causes.
The body was ordcrcd token to ("on &
lIienIIe‘s undertaking establishment by
the BroIlIt-r of Tralumcu.
ilavrcy l lnach radio to this cliv
about ten years ago roIn Somervlllc.
N. .l.. and had been emploved bv the
Consolidated road ever since. first as a
brukemuu and later as conductor. His
name has been at 539 State street. He
was thirty-eight ycara of age. He
loaves a wife. but no chlldrcn. The
iiIIoIlIcrlIotId of ’l‘IIIIinmeu will have
charge of tho funeral an'IIIIIIIIIIIcIIlI-I.
Main St.
Wow
Frank 0 intro
SAVED A'BOY'S LIFE.
i’IIildlfiTli-(ljlnélt‘lir: Hindiiliii'aati‘daiii. 3:? I PLUMBING"
t‘il.".‘.§'.."‘.’i’.f .219. it use if? its: smut.
ii“;.:..':'::’.:.‘“:::~ .3.‘.I.I.;I..‘:"I'.I' was nor m rm.
ii‘i‘iéu'ffr', "’lfidmr'l'e'léII’I’I‘Sii'T’IIXI ”ND “‘5
mm“ '___,__-__,_,- ' .. FITTING.
GERMANY‘S APPROPRIATlON FOR .
S.T LOUIS.
BERl IN. March 17. ——Thc Budget
committee of the llelchstag today by
twenty-six to two votes. appropriated
3750.000 to defray the expenses of
iermnny's representation at the St.
Louis Exposition. Half of this am-
oIInI will be available immediately. it
is understood that nextIyear‘s request
Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper
and Zinc.
so 5...... Main sum.
South Norwaik, Conn.
will be limited to $750. 000. The com-
mittee heltrtr privatb tingrhnt lg Telephone. “74‘
was learned ‘that Her Eiebermann .
\on Sounenberg (Radical anti Semltel
was one of the two negative voters.
w...”
SOLID AND SIIICXIESJWUL.y
Holey 5 Honey and TOP . . _
iiII’ibIIIIlBaniI
~rcnildnn.safe.sure. No opiates.
aouru MonwaLK. court.
__._.-...-. -__a_...—
BURLINGTON MEN'S PAY
casasto.
CHICAGO. March l‘l.-A despatch to
the Record Herald from Burlington.
la . says: The oiiiciais of the. Burlings
ton system have authorized the an-
IN-
and others who have not yet been giv-I . ..
on an increase. Last fall the road
increased the wages of the trainmen.
the engineers and the swit'chmen. The
present increase. which is eheotive Ap-
.rli i is entirely voluntary on the part
of the road. “I " .. . .
Josiah it. ’orvln‘ In
I Walloon
. u...- I
nouncement of an increase of ten per.
cent. in the pay of statl‘gn agent‘s. tale Caplfll. : 100.000-00
graph operators. stat II emp oyees.
bridge men. pump men. round house ‘umuu' $100,000.00 .
men. water service men: car repairers. Olbfl' MIMI. 340,700.00
q
INJ
State of Ohio City of Toledo.
Lucas County.
Frank J. Cheney malto- oath that be
is senior partner of the firm of If‘. I-
Cheney 8 Co. doing business in the
City of Toledo. County and State aforii,
Iuiid and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
each and every case of Catarrh thati
,
i
(.‘ntarrh Cure.
FRANK J CHENEY.
Sum II to before me and subscribed
in my presence. this 6th day of Docum-
her A. .188b.
A. W. CLEASON.
(St-all Notary Public.
lilili‘ a (hunk Cure is taken inter-n l
ally anti acts dlrIeI tly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Semi
for testimonials. free.
F. J CHENEY (t 00.. Toledo. 0.
Sold bv Drugglsts 76c.
liall‘s Family Pills arc the best.
-~
y:-I-‘l
Can You Gel Batter
GIo ties iOIIa a§
[iii 9? doors
‘Elsewhete‘?
..——n
20 lbs. Gran. Sugar. 81.00
Elgln Creamery Butter, 27o
Strictly Frcss Eggs. 22c
lI‘rancy Evaporated Peaches, 10c
Fancy Evaporated Apricots, 10c
lI‘ancy Cal. Prunes, 3 lbs. for 25¢
Fancy Large Mackerel, We each
A. Stuli
:4 corner: AVE.
EAST NORWALK.
l‘ JUN IUS BROWN,
Painter and Paper Hanger
Pure White Lead and Zinc
mixed by hand will woar twice
as long and cover double sur-
face as machinery mixed. The
h use of William Stevens and of
S ophan 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. My once. 62 South
Main street My residence. 25
Elm Grove street.
Self Lighting
Gas Tip.
First—its convenience by being able
to get the light without the use of a
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
light
Third—The. great reduction in the
danger of fire from discarded lighted
matches. matches not being necessary.
Fourth—To avoid defacing of walls
throwing the discarded match on the
floor. and the carbon being ground into
the arm
‘- The coat of this Lighter should be
less than the cost of matches as with
proper care the Lighter will last one
IIoIIIcIII‘I. Ins,
Phone 182.
PL]! TING
by improved methods. hence. more
, reasonable-morn lasting.
I (Gold, Silver. Nickel. Copper; u-
69 Antique Bronzing:
-. Motors.
The New England llectrlc No
tor really has no superior. madly
show you one.
THE G. Helms!”
H'F G m
‘53; no not 317.. .90. menu.
.1 3H!" ‘
3......
i
by the scratching of matches by ser- .
vents and the soiling of carpets by .
I
lop paying blah prions for
We have the moat elolallt
wall paper utithe moat
iprlcs you av'ei- heard‘o‘f.
to” hang it an
without inconvenience to you,
cannot be cured by the use of Hall' s bill will be roaaonable. too.
the dimensions. we will tell you m.
it will COIL .
Picture Frames and Window Ill '
made to order. .. :
PAlNTlRS’ suretlss.
AIITIsTsI MATERIALS.
tures. 10C.
fringe} asc.. , .,
.Painting. Paper _Han‘ing gird
§outbw Norwalk.
”Steamers "Eagle and City,"
Norwalk leave
23.
10 First Avtflln.
19 North Main St.
Telephone at house. 153
in?
PLlJ
not Warns HEATING-
nor an: warms... ‘
on
THE 10$?an
Hood
8 I
W
Ives furnish
do I“it" .‘VOt!
Colors and other things was
artist, nu. '. ,
.—
i" ‘
SPECIAL;
White curtain Pole} with Fifi
will”
ow."
Cloth Window Shad”.
\‘ I
Decorating. "" '"
Telephone Connections.
87 Washington 5“!th ‘. ‘
Conn.
azrwzsn , .
NEW YORK.
NORWMK Mil) .
\ SQUIH NORWALIS-
\
\
.4 “no saw-N
of
New York, Pier
East River, Beckmhn' St. '3
m. Norwalk and South Nor-
walk during thé night.
LIFE INSURM “I .
the kind that is moderate an to old”.
safe and profitable for inveamenmn
’ feet for protection of your in
The Connecticut General L." in!»
aace Company of Hartford do. in
FRED H. FIELD consul.
1:
ant» was.
\iiAlliEll
Paper Hangers
III.
sonnets.
. I.
no i;
Tel. Call 18".
it?!
mm w. RAYMO
linseed BM. i
and Embalm ‘05; ,; ....T..I:-
South, N
Residence. 9. Croacsnt‘i‘ '
a-r avx'
his so AND STEAK.
TI I,NG
STOVE. AND RA
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