JrIIIIIIpII W. II‘Ileer moved into his;
new boat house vesicular.
William lltonmu in Improving lIlsl
in) t yuI'II III first street.
ohert I. IImIIIIIIs III having city wateri
installed in his house In South Osborn
rilrcIIt. '
Alexander “rundown. of Long ltldge.i
has been viaillui: rclutlvcu In East Nor I
walk. this Week. j
WlliIIIIII Walters. representing the,
Armour Company, was In tIleI yenter.
day. on business,
IIIIIIIII liI-ltnt‘tt, who bun been ill for
a into: time. is now ililitt‘ll) be (all tlitr-
Inn the pleasant part of the day.
Mrs. AnIIII 'l‘. Sherwood. oi (ill't‘lltii
l":tl‘llli. will spend her Easter IIIIIItIonI
with friends in l\l'ushinnton; I) t‘ i
T‘Ilt bulge lI‘ .IltlIkson is IIIII'I'Ihurg-
lug II cargo of coal for John If. lI‘crris.'
at the Norwulk hon Works Ilotks. I
(knew! pI'ImIIIthnu me being made
In the schools here. The grades aruI
being IIIIIIIIIzI-d prior 0 vacation.
’lhII annual tax of ‘hree mills for
school purposes is now payable and
Is being collected by .E. II}. (Iorhnm.
A number of juvenile bull teams are.
liclng organized here which will add:
considerably to the noise of the neigh—
borhood.
Mrs. Max Levy and Miss ilcssie Levy
haVc returucd from a visit to NI'W
York. The say that they enjoyed thIIi
trip greatly.
Chauncey lirundagc. of East Nor-I
walk. a practical shoemaker. expects
III .xoon open It repair shop in West
Hunting Ridge.
Mis. 'l‘. ll Smith. uho has be u con—
fined III the house several weeks. with.
sic-km ss was able to be out for II fen
hours ye sterduy
Mrs. Joseph Ends. \thI has been.
stopping with Miss Anita Goddutd of
the Washington street bridge chIIves
tumoriow I'II' her borne In New] .on-
don.
Mrs. Charles It. linker
Brooklyn. this afternoon. where shci
will visit her mother and brother. the‘
latter beta." stationed at the Navy"
Yatd
.IIIIob See is suffeting rom a slight
attIIIk of blood poisoning caused by III
cut from a oyster shell. lirs. lI‘itIIh‘
and Lawrence have been treating the,
wound. ,
The Rev. Alexander Hamilton
preached III Christ Church. last night.
at 7:45,‘ front the text. “The tool hath
said In his heart. there. is no God."
l‘saim xiv. verse 5.
(‘ontraI-tor John W. neatty is paper-I
ing the houses of William Cavanagin,
A. H. Browcr and Frank Bradbury. the
former of Orchard street. and the ini-
to! of Il'vaicw avenue. .
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Self. who have
resided in Hanford‘plnce for some. time .
have men ed and Frank Keelcr of the
Washington street bridge, has moved
into the house vacated by them.
Ruth daughter of W. R. Gilbert of,
the Washington street bt'.ldgc tripped]
at her home in Pleasant avenue yester—
day. and struek'her chin against the;
edge of a watet pail“ (utting II Ileep'
gush in her tip.
The: IIIIiI-cs will he as usual Sun-i
Iln'y in ( hiist Chutch. Sunday school ,I
_at 3 p. In.. even song at 7: 30 p m.
Palms will be blessed before emu—
song Sunday. and they will be given;
out after benedittion.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C ‘Icldlng have is-
sucd invitations to the wedding of
their daughtci. Ada HIIntor.d to Moses-g
~Weslcy Sherwood. 'lho cetcmony will
be performed April 16. at 4 o'clock. in.
Grace, Chur.ch Norwnik.
Rev. Charles E2, Benedict will lend
the Junior Revival Band meeting to-
night in the ladies' parlor of the East
'Avenue Methodist Episcopal (‘hutch
‘President Howard Benedict expects
some of the former pastors of the
church to attend. ,
Svlvester Lockwood and wife haIe.
,tlxchangcd their pleasant home III Fort
street for a little. form about six miles
~ont In the country where they will‘
spend the remainder of their days in
’pleasuntness Mr. Lockwood has been
went to:
the watchman at thI> Norualk Lot‘kI '
factory for many yeais.
Frederic W Decker to having a new
boat built for him at the ship yard ofi
Green "Biothers‘ In Bridgeport The‘
boat is nearing completion and it will!
‘ soon be launched. It is to have a gas-I
voline engine in it installed by Hitch-l
cook of Bridgeport. The boat is a
“very handsome era 1 according to
, «those who have seen i.
. The committee having charge of the:
dinner and supper to be served at the
convention of the Silhdav Schools and
Loyal Workers Societies of the All-i
I
k
PREVALENCE OF CATARRH
I
Growing Use of Hyomei Will SoonI
Show a Decrease of This Disco". 1
Statistics show that at least 97 outl
,of eVery 100 persons in this state are
suffering from caturrh in some form
While the disease is one of the most
common with which the medlcnl pm
{union has to contend. It also In one
of the most dangerous. This In ow-
ing to its tendency to affect the bron-
.chlul tubes. causing consumption nndeI
other diseases of the respiratory or-
guns
Prior to the discovery of Hyomel.
every method of treatment for the cure '
' of catarrh had been found worthless.
Thin can be clétrly prover] bv the
"weekly statements published in every
. 'lnrue city by tbu‘floard of Health.
. owing a great loom“ the death
me from diseases of the respiratory
s. and the startling growth in the
m her or persons illcted With such
. troubles. .
' ”The discovery of Wei M its III-I
rcenuge dupe no I can eriug‘ tron:
turrh.
E simplest CE Hoof t of nlll
liven-menu. m
I ll Hyomei
aw“ fhe- mam margin mg
every outdt, bru‘ulu through thu inhal-
”'33” with: four tlmuu 1 any
Relief bu confirm the first front-
”I: we still dual follow. it to the
i It (Thresholds. Couch
. Brook and St.
. received for his seventh birthday
: office.
mammalian reduced the a
ammunition Walther»,
ore-u I i
Mrs. S‘mlth O ‘Keeler has n very
fine photograph of her mother Mrs
.lthoda A. Nichols. whole death oc-
curred Iwn yours since. The ph to
igrnph is enlarged from anothdr lko
inns; and wnpnprenont Mrs. Keelcr
‘ A reward of 86 III 0 cred fr the
arrest and conviction .of the flies
who have been stealing wood. cuttingI
,dowq trees and ti Ithom off, front
the aunt-re lot a '0". v him. I). C.
l'l‘ripp and Mrs. A. 8. mbbino. be-
:twecn Dcr ion and quotor.
i There. was II lurde .httdndunce at the
auction sale at Jerome (luinors Ox
Soru'lhrou. Croup, influ-
mm‘ WWW" “mi" "mm“. ”m “mm“ Midge. Tuesday. There were 200 per
flout-l piesem llverythinir was cold.
A certain cam for tenmunptlm in but cum-u.
If'Owtl. IIIII',suII etc. Some cows brought
undulnn- rcIiIII‘ III uIIvnnI'I-Iiu er. line If. ouI'.e
You will we the excellent ed nflor uklu Ihu'
Sill Six ('OWI-i were brought there to
be sold from New Canaan.
lInII IIIIIIII. Hold by doctor: everywhere. Inge
bolz‘ III-I £5 mm and fill could
WILTON.
Mrs. Dr. (lotliam is convulenclng
.from IIII attack of the grip
Miss Sallie Tucker In the. guest thin
week of Miss Annie l-lyatt.
lel“ E":
I3 A L S A M
III» ' g}; I3“). I
\I\ .
I
IeIIt (‘hrlstiun (‘hIIIIhes of the state.
to be held in RI'InIhIil s hull (Iood lI‘rl-
day. has been CIIOSIII and comprises
the following ladies: Mine Jennie.
Ulll't’ilill‘li. Miss Jenine Davis. Mrs. A. i
ll. Nickersbn. Mrs. Julia Charters. .
Mrs. Thomas Walsh. .‘Iilss Alice Devl The. public Hl'lIOOIH are closed this
leaky. Mrs. Art-bur Ainuworth, IIIIII 'WWII fill‘ “it? Easter vacation,
Miss Illil Aillswtii'tll. tr III- possible. George Still. of New York. was a
recent ' guest at Ridgely Farm,
Miss Florence Hurd has decided, this
season. not to rent her cottage near the
‘ station.
The ltendin’: Circle was entertained
Thursday afternoon by Miss A, It}. Can
that some more names will he added
to these on Sunday.
-- Ordinary household accidents have
no terrors when there‘s a bottle of Dr. ,
’l‘homus‘ IIZI-lcctrlc Oil III the medicine‘
chest. Heals ‘ burns. cuts, bruises, I illillll‘li
“pl‘zlills. Instant relief. I Wilton was favored on Wednesday
—-<-——-—~—~———- {with it vinit from a traveling ocullst.
> ROWAYTON. ilir. Parker.
lI‘rcdcrtc W. lIlmnIerIIon has beeni Ilmold mm M the Metropolis.
spe III StIuIlnI IIith his mother MIII. J
.~MI Ewan Ilctt
Will Olmsteud hut-I the contract for
painting the Incidence of Benjamin
Ilones. o' lielden Hill.
Spending a few days at his
homo on [When Bluff. ,I
Russell 1 homes wan ill Wednesday.
night. and (Hirer Claik substituted in.
carrying the Inuit for him. Mrs 'l‘ In (“men has quickly .-.9
The Official Board of the Baptist icovered rom II gpralned ankle. which
Church held a meeting last night uftet ism. nuatnined last week.
”W regular player meeting i Mrs. Oliver M. Delirium with her
John Oheilauder is pointing the daughtet Dummy no returned to her
'shed he I'I-Iently constructed on the! home I" Kings [)3 l. I
cast Sid“ “f his “0*“ “0“” i Mills Florence Gilbert has been vii-I-
Mr l.adue who recently sold his iitlng h... aunt Mrs. Charles Knapp, of
place to Theophlle Euphrat. of Rowuyrlimrlhutt street}. thlsiweok. , .
ton. has moved to the hIlII'IIrd Smith i mm. were. offered .1 the town clerk II
liltiu‘ in .WI‘Sl Nornnlk. office 'l‘hutsdav afternoon. for the con-
“le ”I‘m! “NIH and “BURN" tract of extending the new lip-ave] road
Iluth. of McKinley street. have retur-u to ludggfleld
ed froth I'I Ilsit with relatives in Stonyi Mrs (‘hurlottc Fessenden. of New
James l: 1- li’ork will soon take pone-atop of the
Joint CleverlI the young son of Mr (Iauage owned and lately occupied by
and Mrs. A B. Cleverly. in the proud t‘I. lianu Ivhohus sold his harness shop
possessor of II new wheel which he in" I}... nrpm‘ges to Ming A E Carpet)
ter.
Mire Hattie lethIl Mrs P Nor ‘ invitations have been issued to the
in" Mrs Annie E. Brown. I“ W Em illfth wedding anniveraury of Mr. and
lllClHt)“ and E. B. Jones have letters Mrs it u Fitch at their residence.
auditing them lat the Rownyton post 'l‘uesduI evening. April 14th. The I“.
Iltntions ere R departure from the us-
A “101”" telephone Wil‘l’ near the .ual style being printed on block of
lohn bowndcs' corner in Main street. ,-,II.I.,.I and present II unique appear
Sunday night. caught in the top of one once ...
of l.i\etymiii1 Ladrigun s cariiageu. I A town mpgtlng adjourned from last
The top was slightiv damaged. and the: October will be held in the Town Hall
occupants. Mr. and Mrs. Hickson V'. :Monduy to amend curtain by lawn If
Cole. Mrs. Kate Themes and daughtei advisable; to appoint a committee to
Ruth. were somewhat frightened The survey certain forms. and to take ac
horse was stopped and the damage. tion in Icgnrd to the overflow of a pond
IIhiI-h did not amount to II great deal. Inem- Cannon schoolhouse. whereby the
II as adjusted vesterdaI by Manager I new gravel road In seriously damaged.
Shops. of South Norwuik.
Chutles lbundag’e bad a clone
"rom being inJIIIed ,vestetdav
summer
I
WESTON.
Miss Stltlit' Kernel has Ionaluus.‘
'ull
ultei“
noon. Mr. Brundagc is emploved by. “ . . .
iii. A (Ilifiln. and drove to Lester St. logic: (Iolc has apt-pt, ’ few days in
John's burn after a load of hay. Mt. ' .
St John has a block and full rigged Mrs. W. E‘ Squires, and son Levi
have visited relatives to Dunbury.
M rs. Nelson Croqsmun In about
again after a two weeks' illness.
The Norfleld Snnduv school is mak-
Iinz preparations for the Foster festi-
up in the peak of the ham for the
pIIIpose of lonetlng the hay and Mr.‘
llIIInIlIIIze was lowering about 165
pounds of hay. when thtI rigging gave.
Iv.ay and the appaiatus (lashed to the
flora. passing within an in'Ih of Mr.‘
llrundugcs—w head
‘Mrs. h .l. Periy
DARIEN AND NOROTON. Mrs
The Shclal league met with Miss ’ been spending a week with Mrs. A. E.
hitssdulia Perry. of Bridgeport, has
spent a few days with her mother.
Stella Austen last Thursday. 'l‘urne)’ gas returned Mined .
G, ..l (:ooson. of Pretoria. S. A, was E- 3- erry has purchase a new
visiting in Noroton. this week. hotse and John Trcudwell has sold
The Simpson form. 0x Ridge. ha ,one to C" H Kemper. 0f Westporthas
7 )
been bought by Mr. MOI cv of Norotou. 8' “a“ man of Southport
T. F. Sherman has been on the sick , hag? 3:5“ “fig'ehgfs‘; F'wgb ”(1):;
[at for “WW“ (luvs with a severe ibecn quite fit, is now able to be out
cold.
The teachers meéting will be held?
at the residence of Rev H S. Broun
this evening.
Miss Hattie Darrow. of Westport. la ‘
the guest of Miss Louise Langdoud
Cedar street 3 20 and members and theII lady friends
Holly Seelv continues to Improve are actively prepurlnk for thI> event
and expects to be able to visit the It is stated that new fair feuttues will
mountains this summer. he introduch and it is well known
Mr. and Mrs T. B. Willson will re . that along timI> honored lines Vigilant
turn to their summer home in Dnrtenl in Imong the leader: in fairs as In
about the middle of April. l fires. The committee having charge of
Mr. Cole of New York city is having! the preparatory work comprises: John
the foundation laid for a palatial real I Burke. I Frank Brody. Martin Burke.
deuce near Pear Tree Point. iCharles A.nderuon Herbert St John.
Mr Chnsniei. of Babylon, L. l has William Van Vllkenbeer Stephen
been quite III with pneumonia III IIIII Brady. James Burke and John Car
daughter's Mrs S. W Cooper. ipenter.
‘s_ E Grimm and family are mov lrvlng Mills wont skywurd the other
,ing in one of T W. Austen's houseslevenlng and landed in the mud an un-
on Prospect avenue. this week.
it Is reported that Charles Adams
has sold his corner lot on Lenny nve
hue and Main street to Merlin J. Wu
terbury
Mrs. James M. Wilimott returned
from her visit with relatives and
friends In Brooklyn and New York.
Tuesd
Misc Edna Canon returned home
to Noroton. Wednesday evening. for
the Easter vncntlon. from Smith
College Northampton? Mus.
Miss ldn Langdon has returned from
n week's visit with her uncle's family,
in Lvnbrook. L. l. She also spent
some time in New York city.
Herman Hoefer and family hnvu
timed to Stamford. Hr. Hooter sold
his beautiful place on Oracle street”
Arnold l.. Schuvolr. of Shinto "
Mrs M. M Scavell and nIighter
lllun Lily. of New York. with two
mend: visited their Braokulde l"-
iIu home. Dutch. Int «on They on.
t to return here for the summer in
bout 1 month
Gnrdenurl throughout un- mum!
withfi': unmanned to no for opting
r a many [I to be out;
In the fields already. “8!
loud: of fertilizer hove boon neuivod ,
here during the out mr m. ’ ,.
pm. John O‘euon. or new Cannon.
again.
wnsrpon'r. ,
Vtgllnnt Engine company is to hold
afait in National Hull April 17 18 and
surprise than I balloon ucenutonist
whose parachute goes back one him.
He was chlhglng trolley poles at the
Center and the one he handled had In
exceptionally strong spring and was
dialcult to get into the outcli. It best-
ed Mills. and before he realized what
was happening he shot Into the air on
the end of the rope and come down
with a thud in I pool of mud in front
of Mrs. Underwood‘s store. Mills de-I
claret; the experience to have been
more thrilling than II session with a
backing broncho.
The servant problem comes now to
vex and purple: my lady and Its no
lutlon appears to be for from our
Hum. as in molt country towns. good
hulp seem: to be rare Indeed. nt on:
price. Whllu housewlvu of the cum
nor contingentgbrlnt with them n
rutinue of city girls content to spend I
munch pennant I “Whom
to houiumiid hills rural life too
gull” for her liking and marginaliz-
lion- II b on
L5 Not only Mfiuthe line drawn by
belle; or city kite-hung. but W
l
benefit thug dim-ll. “m: In tho
win .I
“g:
“I remember well when I first
used Aycf‘u Sars‘llp‘hrllin, nearly
60 years ago. I was thin, pale,
welt, Ilrell all the time. no appetite.
could not play as the other buys did.
“ Since then I Invention It may .
times. especially when over-
worked, tired out, or nervously de-
.“‘“-.W {or with It‘ ‘I I '
CATARRH CANNOT I! CURE!
with 10ch applications. as they cannot
ranch the seat of the disease .Cntorru
in a blood or constitutional discus.
and In order to care It you must take
internal rumedlup Hall's Cum-n.
Care I: token Internally, and not: at
recently on the blood and mucoun par- I
faces. Halls Cutnrrh Carol I not It
quack medicine. It was prescribed by
one of the beat physicians in this come
try for yourmmpddn a reguinrmrobcrip-
tlon. It is composed of the best tonlcu
known, comblnodwith thobent blood
purlflera, acting directly on the mucous
surfaces. The perfect combination of
the two Ingredients III what produces
luch wonderful results in cIIrlIg (:a.
tnrrh. Sand for testimonials tree.
F. J. CHENEY dc C0.. Proud.
Toledo, 0.
Sold by druggluts, price 75c.
Ilnll'u Family PllbI are the best.
Wood. of Euton who has-
‘ceremonioualy and with more genuine ,.
homo. thin
thei
pressed. Now, all my children Ind
cine for the whole family It has no equal.
“I long ago learned the first great rule of health—keep:
, els regular-so i am never withdut Aycr' s Pills."
r children use in
III In w IIIIII‘
.Stilitlly'i Pay
As I medi-
W30»
I‘ll.
ROCKS WRECK EXPRESS.
Engine Forced In the Air, and Cm
Loave the Tracks.
NORTH FIELD. Vt.. April 3-1
mans of rocks which had fallen onto
the tracks of the Central Vermont
railroad. one mile south of Northfluld.
caused the wreck of the north bound
express running frotn Boston to Mon-
treal. today. The locomotive and three
cars plunged over an embankment
forty feet high. but only one man. Tim-
othy O'Neil of Northfield. the firemen.
lost his life. All on board the truth
were violently shaken. but none of the
train hands nor paaseugers were in-
lured. beyond II few slight bruises.
The express was the regular night
train which leaves Boston at 7:30 p.
In. and runs over the Boston and
Maine. Central Vermont, and Grand:
Trunk railroad via White River June-g
tlon Lust nights express wan made
up of cleten cure. three of which were. ‘
for mail baggage and EXDI‘L‘SS Pull-
man sleepers. day couches and second
class cars. As the train was quite I
heavy one there had been some delay
at "(this south At Bethcl the regu-
lar express locomotive became disabl-
ed and it was found necessary to order
on It freight engine.
The train reached here fully an hour
late. At II point about one mile. south
of Northflcid in a narrow cut. at a
speed of thirty miles. the train run he
to the obstruction. 'l‘he locomotive
struck the. pile'oi' racks with a terif>
ilc thud. which seemed to lift the huge
machine Into the air. The forward
curs. express. mail and baggage left the
rails and would have piled up on the
locomotive. had not the train sudden-
ly swerved from the road and tumbl~
ed over the embankment. the cars.
sliding ahead of the engine in the de-
scent.
MR. BROWN, 0F WILTON RETIRE.
g...—
R. W. Kculur Will Take Hlu Grocery
Store.
There Is certainly "something doln' "
III Wilton bullneus circles. W. 1..
Brown. who has conducted the large
grocery stores at North Wilton and
Wilton for several years. called his
clerks together on Tuesday evening to
hive them the customnrv two weeks
notice. and to announce that he would
retire from the. ‘grdcery business on
to Westfleld. N. .1.
sold to various firms in Norwaik, and
the Wilton store. which he purchased
from S. W. Olmutcnd. last fall. will be
rented to R. W. Keeler, of Mamwan.
on the above date. The North Wilton
store will be closed
Mr. Keeier. who is too well known
to need an Introduction to local road
ers will resume bullpen in Wilton.
and with 'th phpulnr family will be
warmly welcomed by their many
friends. herd Mr and Mrs. Brown
have made many friends during their
short stay In Wilton and their depart-
IIrI> will be groutly‘regretted.
Cold fnctII often make It mon-hot-un-
der the collar.
l
l
r:
IIIII
1c.-.
, United States.
April lfItlI and remove with his family .
The stock has been ‘
fLAcu. sums. «ammonia-rug
”ENAMEL rams, noon cum. ,
,7 Items m..dl;:w%‘il T."
r
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NOT A PART OF Tl-IE ARMY.
DUI I"‘H, Mlnll.. April 3,—Memberu
of Home Guard orgunllutiona formed
during the Civil War were not a pnrt of
the army of III! l'nited States. accord-
ing to a decision which has just been
announced by Secretary Hitchcock of
the Interior Department. The question
arose orer the contested fight of a
member of the Missouri Home Guards
to obtain the special privileges of a
soldier in entering government land:
and the. decision will affect many piec-
es of property on which proof has been
made. Secretary Hitchcock holds
that. members of the Home Guard or
fhnlntiou Were never mustered into
he M‘rvice of the general government
and could not be constituted as a part
of the military organization of the
HERE.
Hie following opportunity
for,SatarIday only.
Faithlds Fancy Flour,
far our: Leaf Lid. . 25 cts.
4 lbs. Fancy Large Prunes.
25 cfs.
id. 58.131111
:4 corrnoo‘nvn. ,
EhernonwAbK ‘
IJUNIUS tiRoWN‘.
Painter and Paper Hugo: ‘
SNOW STORM TEARS DOWN
WIRES.
CHICAGO, April 3—Tbis city was at-
nIoat entirely cut off from telegraphic
communication with the outside world
this morning as the result of a snow
storm. accompnnlcd by~n high north.
east gale. which caused telegraph wtrea
to no down in all directions. The
temperature. war just above the free» ‘
Ing point. Luke vessels have been
warned not to venture out.
I
Pure Whito Luna mallow
mixed by bond will wear twice
Whatever you pray for you might al-
so try working for. 56.10:: “:1“ v'ur 33%|. 31%:
bottle of tIIvoiII
god.m of
Siobhan Wilcox. both on ‘
Ill-in “not, worn pointed by no
In Item. Inner on;i Quorum
-'.l‘ “or up hill
Your hon» Ill roll
it I point It. I. odlcu. 6! South
ulna-333$“ ”Mandamus. ft.
COM. COAL COAI. *
-Look-
37.06 lot In Delivered.
Having received a consignment of
bright. fresh mined hellish Coal.
bought at a right price.
We' are going to give'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 FOX:
LOW.
' 94‘ Lighting
Goa Tip-
First—ltd convenience by being :qu
to get the light without the use of u
match.
Second—Thu lessening of the duo
gem of suffocation from escaping pi!
by accidentally leaving the gun turned
an; :5, if the gnu In turned on. It will
bird—The great reduction in title
danger of fire from discarded lighted
matches. matche; not titling necessary.
Initiation II II.
t Fourth—To ovoid dufdctng of wnll:
t2: WATER ST. 80, N. RWALK by the scratching of notches by our-
- ' rants and the soiling of carpet: by
”""‘ throwing the discord“ Mitch on the
launch Office 2 50 Main St. floor, nod the chi-hon being ground Into
the output.
The cost of at untdzlhould bu
Ion than the coat of match". In with
proper care tho Lighter will tut One
yen: I ;;i ‘
Tel. Cull 31-5.
G
“.4 m3
uarénteed
Goods
-e
_r..
ounwhuru, “hometown. f
FLOOR IVARNICH. FLOOR OTAINB,
FLOOR FINIlI-lla.
Wu have I specialty culled STAIN
FLOOR I'INISI-t. which it quietly nudlh‘
uuily‘I' applied In extremuly tough nuth
double. and not ducted by hot or
cold water and vmi not'crnck, mar
white chain: or chip off. II. n u: ex!
colloid thing for l‘nrnltnrb‘ mum,
Oil Cloth. no. “um. Ibo old our
own.” One notify In than“: in
unequalled and prtouu vary mm-
11.»
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