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I one is seriously ill with neuralgia.
:4 held.
Men are at wmk petite; captain
Becker's launch into commission
Gas mains have been laid and CO]!!-
noctod with a number of houses
lietts Place
W. H. 'i‘r‘lstIam is sick, and was un--
Boatty‘s store this morning.
Mrs. Charles Ducross and Miss Kath-
ryn Ducross have returned from New
Ini
able to attend to his unites at J. w |
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' Haven. where they have been on a!“
visit.
Shipbuilder Fowler has a number of
boats under his care at the presentl 1
time and has Just launched Richard H. l
Golden' s "Josephine. “ ‘ 1
William H. Moflett will huie chargeI
of the services of the Junior Playing
Band. this evening. it is anticipated
that the attendance will be larger than i .
usual at theIsI meetings.
John Drescher. the genial barber
on the bridge. had a wild Iduck supper
last night at his home.,. “hands were
present from Bridgeport and'New York
and they had a good time.
Charles Gray is hard at work clean-
ing tip the opening shops of the [la-
dcl Oyster Company. There is little
prospect of any rush of business after
the present date. until fall.
Last evening the regular weekly
prayer meetings were held at the East
Avenue Methodist and Advent Christ~
iaII Churches. Both had large attend-
ance and were enjoyed greatly.
Morris Kweskin. of Stamiord. was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Max Levy.
Wednesday. Mr. Kwoskin reports a
very pleasant time. While here he at-
tended the daucc of the Hebrew Social
Club.
A number of bicyclists have made
complaint that broken glass has been
carelessly thrown about the streets
here. Several tires have-been punc-
tured which has not been pleasant for
the bicyclists.
Two boys who live in Fort street.
climbed on a freight trainwhich was
standing on the tracks not far from
their home. It, started suddendly and
there was nothing for mom to do but
to stay on board. The train finally
stopped at. Southport for water and
they were glad toiump off. They
walked home.
Mrs. Charles Sackler and four child-
ron, with Mrs. Charles Smith and
three children. are on their way to
Join 'their husbands in Colorado. not
far from Denver, where they have been
for some time building homes for
themselves. Beth Smith and Sack-
ier were members of the Salvation Ar.
my and went to Colorado together to
take advantage of a land grant
The grammar department of the
[I‘ltch school will give the. following
Arbor Day proglam in the assembly
room this afternoon at. " .15 p. m.:
M arch—St hool
Roberta Hawkins.
Song—The. Heavens are Smiling.
School.
Recitation ............ Celia 'l‘haxtcr.
Edna Taylor. _
Selections—Cultlvation of [Forest 'l‘rcc.~
........... ‘. . . .Washlngton lrving.
Margaret Allen and Elsie Bean.
Recitation—Matilda Ann. ............
................ Alice W. Rollins.
Natalie Wheeler.
Song-vWandering in the May-Time.
School.
Recitation—The. Myth of the Song-
Sparrow Ernest Seton Thompson
Earle Baker.
Poem—Plant a Tree Lucy lAl'Com.
Edith Mead. Marlon L'Hommedieu.
Frances Costello Gertrude Hayes.
Emma Hellman.
[leading—The Birds and the 'lrees ..
............ Mable Osgood Wright.
Lillian Robertson
Song-'1 here‘ s Music in the Air.
School.
Sclections—Thu Birds and the Hours.
............ Mable Osgood Wright.
Eight pupils from Room E.
A Talk upon “'l‘lie Value of Trees."
Song—America,
School.
March—Good Night.
ROWAYTON.
: Rev. F. E. Brown. of Rowayton ave-
I
. There was a rehearsal of “Blueberry
Corners " in the Division rooms. last
night
The infant child a: Mr. and Mrs. Pat-
tfrlck Savage, Raymond street. is sor-
lously [IL
Mr. and Mrs. W. Fred Ambler. of
Rowayton avenue. have returned from
a visit in New York.*. .
John Crockett led the rayer meet-
ing in the Baptist Chu .last night.
in the absence of the pastor. who is
$1.1er and Mrs Louis Schmidt have
taken possession of the house in Craw
avenue. owned by Mrs. Josephine
Presiding Elder James Montgomery
preached a very helpful sermon in the
Mothddist Church last night. after
which the quarterly conference was
‘ that angle Godfrey. who is residing
in South Norwalk at the present time.
will soon Jake up her _ notice in this
lace again. making hei- me with her
mightier. Mrs. Louis Schmidt
Repairs are both; made no the cob-
logs shop. do Rowaytom avenue the
[blink is ngrailed and improved
‘ n ‘I.-general after which [twill be open-
.I. as a fruit store and ice cream ea-
In I.
The old colored tutti of whom men-
[I i a issue °'th
c Sentinelds ll Will II‘DIIII
be place. it is lit hhoi'v’n‘ where she
. pt i. but it is m-
I mod that abounds use or seine burn
: the Iii-m - '
, Hyatt Gregory. of Silvermlne.
stead of the customary tree planting
'some teachers took their pupils for e
May 7th. at her [Ionic on B
A [godly sum was
reamed. which will be devoted to phil-
aIItlIroplc purposes.
WESTPORT.
The .l. l‘. Elwm d house is being ren-
ovated within as without.
Miss M. Hamilton. olilast Orange.
N. J., is visiting Violet Adams.
A new pool table has been set Ilp
in the rooms of Court Wesiport, li‘. of
A.
’ In. annually for I Slit oi
inhibit inIlIslntIIt is Olirili
ll hill hill
iIiiiilllG till.
\\'-I . i (‘i‘fi Tun I“. ICIMNG PPOPEKTIES
The Li Lil" l'. h (‘Iturtz lilac.
'iLI: liiziiinhy i‘iaccr Mine,
[he Cclumb- In I lot r Mini:
‘0 norm in J! inc-tell in DarrulI.
IIIIior‘sCo .IIiyl.ta'i.
”mic 'Iilllchoncr ouariihitn‘o.
The Ida la. t‘u ll'il Mine.
Th‘l".i€'2'r..1.‘:i’:: Fraction Mine.
onnI'rII III I ..l Iv net! in Allin Lily.
'II. i. I Cooulueiu.
iflll’iI’ il' , Il. i ,ilgiilil ii Stock
0 rr t‘Irsc- -qu.tricr| of the noel: oi
l'IiJ Company Is ccpositcd I. I cscn ii
iraterm oi you i not It..',’ a smad
. {cr‘ l‘.lCi the trcnsuty stock occd be
cold] for machinery and working capi-
1:
hr Value of Stock 85. 00 per Share.
l. J tarl I im caters a I . r] attrac-
live pr: :I: is cilcrci
Prospectus on Application to 4M
\ cs-Pmidsnt.
080M? 'BIMBFRGER.
Ban/m- end Bro/(or, _
69 if all Strut, [In York.
I t
Mrs. William Welch has secured II
position in a well known South Nor-
walk store. .
George McLean and mother have
leased apartments [II the Taylor build-
ing. Main street.
of, the Church of Assumption will re-
pout the festival successfully glitch one
week ago
Following ale the newly elected of-
iic-IIIII of the Gun Club: President and
irelIsIIreI John J Ctolter; secretary
li‘. il. liaiIeIsmI; llold capialn.«.lohn n.
Weed: ofiicial trapper. William Welcn.
The Jolly (‘lub is if recent organisa-
tion or young people in Cranberry to
which the names of several Westport-
III-s have been added as members. The
club was recently organized at the res.
idcuce of William Wellnllz.
l A large barn owned by Adam Reith-
.nIiller was burned early Wednesday
‘evenlpg. Willi the exception of the
live stock everything in the building
was consumed. The origin of the tire
is unknown. The loss is 82,000.
Local members of Norwalk Yacht
Club are shaking the creases out of
their I'egimcntals. rejuvenating IIIII
creases in dress trousers and prepar-
ing for lilt‘ opening event. May ii. That
is to be a smoker.
"TH“ oping follows close after.
Sixty- eighth street. New 'iork. and 001- Following are the recently elected
lender' '5 Point. a daughter 0’ John D ‘oil'lcers of the ilelnlng Hand Society
Crlmmlns. “’3‘ control or ‘ horse “‘9' of $qu .zutur k Methodist Church: Presi-
Was riding yesterday afternoon on the. dept Mrs 1. W910,“ “m vice. Mrs.
bridle path In Central Park at Eighty Fred loop; second vii-e, Mrs. G.
sixth street Miss Crimmlns managed Nortluop: ”MSW”. Mrs.
to retain her seat. despite the plung Smith Renown... Mrs. George Wash-
ing and rearing of the animal. Fearing ml ”L
that she would be thrown to the
ground. Mounted Policeman PaIk
'nlpv {'Ivr
.I..1iIi
‘tln‘.
‘4.
ilely of the Methodist Church is to
rode. alongside her mount and broutthtl give a iil'lllllllllt' entertainment IiIIIt is
n t" a standstill. .I till'tIiIdI arousing interest. Mrs.
'lhe Democratic caucus to select ll I (itor . .
I go Washburn is (hit i among those
candidate n" “'3‘ selectmhn to “1k“; lull-lasted and is ddrectlng Iohearsuls
”‘0 ”13"" 0‘ “‘9 late Charles W. “33".; for the comedletta. ‘The Swecl Sis-
"“de 'f'm be held in“ e"‘"‘““- in ”‘9' leis.” that will be the attraction. Am-
Darlen Iowa "51" It is believed "owiong those who will participate with
that there isdittle “0“” 0‘ the ““3 Mia. Washburn uI‘P the Misses Etta
didscy of Robert S. Purdy. if he rum IIIIllc Bradlev and Louise Smith
against Former Senator Lounsbury. i Westport is promised a married
there M" be some lively stretching IIIIeII's bust-b all team and never in the
but many 1’9".” the” '5 vory “uh-'1‘ histori of the town was them better
chance for Mr Purdy. as ”‘9 ROWM‘" material Io select from. It is not tnI-
can V0“ "l 30 ““89 as ‘0 swamp him probable that in the near future one
even though it may be split W““"Vh“‘-' I or two more (Miler-employees will be
I eligible. The matrimonial fever has‘
-——“N"eglected colds make “it “3“”; seized upon the town and there are
yards. “'5 Woods Norway ““9 Syn. suspicions lhat II popular lIsI-lIelor in
up helps men and women to a happy.: town and one. residing in Greens
vigorous “1d “39- 1 Farms lire soon to join the band.
i it is events like the recent assembly
WILTON. i that serves to bring conspicuously and
W. B Hurlbutt has purchased II fine ‘Ilaioruhlv i'mwald Westpmt‘s social
hair of horses i set. The tendency here as elsewhere
Milton Keyser. to be, cchIIsiie Is the more a matter
10W“ on Sunday ' of [0ng when those favored with on
Miss Edna Olmstead will soon liavi‘i tree to our social circle appreciate What
for Westvilie. N. ..I Iffllllilnllllfi people it IoInprises ’l‘hII
Mrs D B Ogden has Ieturlled to her delight of the recent assembly is yet
home in Passaic N J ‘ the talk among members of Bridgeport
Charles Carver is Ilslting hi8 [W'- societi in attendance and the com
cuts in South AImcnia. N Y. ments are such as we may justly feel
MII. and Mrs. Edward Cable are the proud of
happy parents Of a dflllfihti‘li . Recently a plizc specimen of collie
Mrs. Sherman is the guest of hIII sis-I Ilog answering to Ihc name of Row.
8|. MIS Charles Sterling. OTC-alibi)“ i wandered into .I G. Hyatt 5 van] and
The little grandson ofI Mrs HeIIIy look possession of the front stoop. MI.
llIIrr has been a victim of the measles. Hyatt was first disposed to send it of:
Gemge Brotherton. of South Wilton. I but seeing that the animal was foot-
is r'ccoierlng from an attack of grill sore and almost exhausted. played the
The apple "098 in William Stur'ges l good Samaritan. Roier likes the place
laige orchard have recently been pIuII-j and the inmates of the home ale be-
i
of Sotlthport. was in
This and Saturday nights members
but the formal op-
()sclli“
About May if» the Helping Hand so~_
stores color to gray hair, all the
*
Ayer' 3 Hair Vigor is lhair food. > _
ates the hair. That s why it makes the hair. grow, stops falling
hair, and keeps the scalp free from dandruff.
Alid it is an elegant dressing. 81.00 nbottle. 1.0. any. 00.. noun. um.
“Ayer‘s [“er rs in hair tram falling who" it was so but IoII could no my scalp.
audit mmsmhwmir mom. I tell and lmnvv.’ 'dNNI. \.V H nation. ”.tIIIIiIIu 0N0.
lt feeds. nourishes, in'vigor-V"
it always re-
deep, rich color of early life.
’I’
cIiIIIIes practical iIIteII-sl. iIII, offers
to donate all the tics required for such
construction. an exceedingly liberal.
lliTt'l‘. Mr. lloyl. of Weston. has fIIllI.
ercd the pIojI-ct limit this end also.
BOUGHT MORE PROPEHTY.
L. H. Blglow Buys the Stevens Bakery.
and Adjoining Buildings in Ridgefleid.
Lucius ll. liiglow has hit-reused lliS‘
holdings of real IIslate on Main slrcci
Ridgeilelil. lie is now the owner III
the property foruII-rly belonging to
Exilorcruor George E. lAlllnSllill‘y, and
occupied by SIIIIIIIIIs' bakery. the nest-
“l‘il Union 'l‘IIlcgl'IIplI office and lI‘rIIIl
()lnIsieod‘a residence. This gives him
the whole lllli'i from Mrs. Sililford's
south line in lllI‘ IIIII'llI line of tho-
hitItlItIIlisi Church property. Mr. Big-
low has formed llil plans for lllt‘ future
of the property. IIIII with his well-
known love for me beautiful'il it: more
than probable that he will nm- or sell
[lit-I old buildings and IIIII up a more
nttlnt-‘tiie stiuclule lllt‘ll‘.
SMALL FIRE lN GROVE STREET.
Hand of Edward Pelton Burned in Put-
ting Out the Flames.
'l‘helc was it small tire. Wednesday
evening. at the llliillt‘ of Edward lI‘..‘l-'ci- I
toll in GI'oIII sil'ccl. and Mr. Pollen;
lllll'lli'll his hands (llliit' so-rioutlly in pili-
llpg iI oIIt and thus saving the house.
Mr, l’cltou attempted to light It lump
in theI parlor when the llt'liil of theI
mulch flew off and limited ihc curtains.
in another second they were II mass
of flames. Mr. l‘clton iorI- them down
tlllil then put out the rest In the fire.
ills hands were burned so budli‘ that
he had to have ll physician treat them .
yesterday.
(‘al'ds have been received in Nor-
walk announcing the marriage of Asia.
lIIdwaI-Il Smith Peck. former of Nor~
9d ' _comlng daily more attached to the dog
Ri‘Dl‘efienifltiVe ‘vrcgory elitiIItIIiIch I. liorts have been made to discmt-I- the!
Mrs. John Weis. of Walllngford 0V1‘li owner but without avail. and the!
Sunday. l Hyaits alnmst hope. Rover will end hisl
Mrs Hany Olmstead was a guest on days with them. The dog is no apol-
’l‘.IIesday of Mls. Truman Smith. 01" any in his class had evidently traveled
North Wilton liar loves children. is well mannered.
‘The road near North Wilton school- In tact. as Hyatt puts it. “a perfect
house is undergoing extensive grading. gentleman." He has been there since
per order of selectmen. Friday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brady has returned Now that frost in out of the ground
from a week’s visit with Mr. and Mrs. energy is revived in this section in an
effort to have a trolley line, constructed
from Westport to.Bethei. When the
matter was last under discussion Sc-
icctman Simeon Posse. of Fairfleld.
was active with a view to having the
line run through Greenfield. There
is considerable good natured rivalry
between this town and Fairdsid for
the securing of a line to Bethel. in
‘the latter instance. residents of Green-
field Hill are active. it would be a
boon to members of Greenfield County
- club -as well. Here
Mrs. Florence Gilbert has been on:
tertaining Miss Charlotte Gregory. of
Orange. N. J.. during the past week.
Friends of Josie Stommeli gavo her
a surprise party at her home in Can-
non. Saturday at suing. the event being
a birthday anniversary.
The final meeting of the Women's
Auxiliary. St. Matthew's parish. was
held Wednesday afternoon. at the reel-
dence of Mrs. H. E. Chichester. IRe-
freshments were served.
Arbor Day was appropriately observ.
ed in the various public schools. ‘in-
walk in adjoining woods. .
The Matinee Whlet‘ .Club met Tues— -.
day afternoon. with. Miss Folsom. of
Ridgeiy Farm. Twotables were filled
with members. an-addltlonsl table be-
lug devoted to guests. There was no
competition forlprizes.
A number of workmen-are employed
in removing carpets. seats. etc. from
the interior of St. Matthew's Church.
as a preliminary to wall Altercation
and kalsominlng. L. H. Decker, of
South Norwsik. has the contract. Di-
Kine service will be omitted next Sun-
ay \
Mrs Charlotte K. Raymond will have
the pleasure of receiving on hung???
Norwaik Chapterwi) A. R. T is lady
is w of thes1eiv iiyinrdsscsnu at: 1|)!
an ancestor. 9W 1':
comb. Bh‘q but!
much interest in the aims hither-
mums. which col-memo“ the
lives of our torefsthers. and tho NI‘
tory of our point ..
mm m mlh'i
T at his
sit
..III on each box
walk. and son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
I. l)"('_i( ol‘ liust avenue. to Miss Ian-
lllt‘ l-‘ min Luuphmc formerly of Brook
lrI.I 'l‘lIc IIIcIemoni took place In San
r‘rIIintlsco. Wednesday. April. "2. Mr.
Perk holds a lucrative position with
the Deming— l’almel Milling (‘ ..II of. San
Francisco.
MR SHAW LEAVES NORWALK.
Robert A. Shaw. the well-known vo-
calist, left South Norwulk, yesterday.
for Pittsburg. Penn. where he has as-
sumed his duties as precentor in the I
First Presbyterian Church of Sewlck»
ly. a suburb of that place.
will return to South Norwalk in the
summer for his vacation if he is for- .
innate enough to secure one.
TO CURE-A COLD [N ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo-Qulnlne Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. E. W. Grove‘ s signature
250 '!
. Sound today
jllve llllllllil' s in ltll't
‘dowu by tug llllllt‘i'l iluglIIII-l. which llud‘
ill tow the l-‘idelill iiIItl Ilie lIuI'gc li‘al-I
.I t‘fllli'i'llP(l_
FORMER NORWALK BOY MARRIED
Mr. Shaw '
seven. men EXTENSIVE some ks’olt'm-
oisrs. nayswa Italian .50 may moss mm espouse
son A sensor. as; have seen voicso To us REU‘ARDINC
.r.
BARGE FIDELIA GOES DOWN.
Captain Lost 3200. But Wife and Him-
self and a Deckhand Were Saved.
NEW lllIIlllI‘illtl). Militia. May l.—-I
Burgo- l-‘idellu. bound from South Am-
boy N. l.. to this citi. with coal c-ou
lslgllt'il to 'l‘ he ch 'i‘lIIIIIId Mills in Fall
itiIIIl. sunk IlIIIII- IIIlllIs w-Isl of liln
llllli (‘lIiI-iiiIIIs liglilship in Vineyutd
i‘IIpiIlln ii. A Nelson
and wife and ii ili‘l' it build \\t'lt‘ IIIscucd
IIIII barge went'
('tlll. ill the rough weallII-r which pre~
railed last night. Ilnubnrgc tilled with
water and illi‘ pumps would not [I‘ve
llt‘l. (‘ :IptuiII. \‘clsou lost two he-
sides his papIIIs and the ll‘Si of his!
,lli‘liiilgillgfi. "llIi: ..IIIIliiIII bulge lusts
‘Wlil’i its one must lllll‘ll) allow W'.lll(l
dilectly lII llll' IIIIIIIIIcl
DENMAN THOMPSON STR‘CKEN.
(‘I.AltiIIMilx’i‘. \' ii “at lli—III
‘lllllli 'l‘holIIlII-Iou the well kilUW|ll actor.
was ~tlit'kcn with llt‘llllllgitl of the
hcull here ytIsIIIIdII) .IlId is in a very ,
€St‘l‘iilll5 condition.
All dates for
“Old llomcslciiii" company have been
pagtInu-III in New York. and one of two
weeks in llrooklvn. Mr. Thompson
and his company Hl'l‘iVl‘ti lIIII-II yester-
day afternoon
TWO BLOCKS OF BUILDINGS
B.URNED
RIIIIIMIINII, Vll._
blorks of buildings in Wes-I Point the‘
hull Minions of the Southern Rail r
“by are in ashes as the Iesull of a file
of unknoun origin. \I llith stalled slIoI‘-,t
ii IIiteI l o‘riock this morning. RouII‘ih
estimates pill the loan ill 8175.000.
his ,
including a four weeks‘ cII~i
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Mar [Iv-Over two .-
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ms.
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‘ The senior al- [Mil
leer than the mill .51 bumsfi
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HOW'S THIS?
We otter One Hundred llollurs lie-l
ward for any case of ( IItIIr'IlI IlIul cali-
‘llot be cured by llltll' s (‘ IIIIII'IIlI Cine. l
l“. J. Ciill‘Ni‘W A'- i‘l).. Pulpit. l
Toledo 0.
We the undersigned. have known l“.
.l. Cheney for the last 15 years. and us-
lieve lIlnI perfectly honorable iii all
business transactions and financially
‘ able to carry out. any obligations made
by their ill'ln,
West & i‘ruux. Wholesale lil'uggists.
'l‘olodo. Ohio.
Wuilling,IKlnanI &. Marvin. Wholesale
Drugllsts, Toledo. Ohio.
.Hall's Cutui'rh Cure, is taken inierln.
ally. acting directly upon the blood.
and mucous surfaces of the systeln.‘
I i’ricc 75c pcr bottle. Sold by all drug-v
lglsls. l‘estlmoniuls free.
IIIIII‘II Family Pills are lllt' lJt‘Sl. 0"
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1 EAST NORWALK.
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l0 SiMAlNS‘i’REE‘l‘ ’7
IJUNIUS BROWN,
Painter and Paper Hanger.
. Pure White Lead and Zinc
mixed by hand Will wear twice.
as long and cover double sur- “
race as machinery mixed. The
theme «William Stevens and of
Stephen Wilcox, both on480iith2
.Ii’uln street, were painted by me
In this manner ever eleven yearscI
ago They are still good.
Your house will stand as wall
it i paintlt. My cities. 62 South
'Hain street. MyIr-iilonce, 86
Kim Grove street.
—,
..q.,. “.3 3
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Self Lighting
“Gas Tip.
[First—nits convenience by being able
to get the light without the use oi-a
match.
Second—The lessening of the den
gels at uni! ion from escaping “a
by accidentth leaving the ‘gas turno'd
on n.11tho gas is turned on. it will .-
ll
bird—The action' [a the
danger ot‘nre tilio‘l‘lm 11am
matches. matches Pot lid necessary
Fourth-4T6 ivo ii nets at will:
by the scratching of match by nor-
rants and tho from W carrot- tir-
throwlng tats ‘uisdsrfi tbh' bu tile
floor, and the carbon being ground into
the camel .
prom «are yho‘ [debtor will last I'm
'4\ '-§~II 1.” " - I. h-
dog: J": In at“ with
:43
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“Ii ‘h,
‘ tttili'
1 the kind that is moderate as to
. Generous
& 130W,
Our New Goods are
"buns;i
. Tris Jonas"?
slit you armour"
urlr momma.
“In and profitable tor Invostmn
sot: tor protection of your
In- Connecticut General Life until-‘1, ,.
{a rill... (‘ompany of Harttord deal I] all
use H. nun GENERAL MINT
Unload Isnlt Dulidlngé‘
Iouth Namath.
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I Phone 18!.
PLATING
by Improved 'IIIethods, hence. more“:
reasonable—door! lasting
Gold. Silver. Nickel, Copper; r
or nticue'Brmuiug.
‘Tho New England Imam“
tor really has no superior. (mill:
show you one. ‘-
THE G N. ‘HCKIBBHV "
M’FG CO. ‘,.‘
.‘6 mi rap ..rr so. my:
.. “I...
‘zHI
We still caI ry the same line of Laws
Mowers. .,
For years we have sold the latitude
High Wheel Ball Bearing Victory)
Mowers, pro-eminently the best blade. _
We also have the old style, reliable, V ..I
stand by Mowers.
IGRANITE STATE. [DEAL Alto ‘
novsn.
These we have always had in stock
for the last sixteen years, and war-
rant e'very one of them. All putt! of
prices. . .. lad; . N‘
I’d
WATKINS
112 waaumorons'rsan. ‘I
sou-rs NO‘RWALK.
‘IPOIOMM
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now in Stock.
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