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MI“ and Mrs. Henry Carr have re-
turned from a visit to Noroton.
0. Wood's painters are at work in
Rowayton today on 'a large contract.
Frahk Dora of New Rayon. has been
visiting his mother in Rowan street.
Contractor John w. Beatty is paint-
ing and papering two rooms for Cap-
tain Roberts.
Mrs. Charles DtrCross and Miss Kit.
tic lluCross are visiting In New Haven,
for o few days.
II‘rank Hayes, of West Haven, is
visiting Mr and Mrs. Dwight Spald-
ing. of lietts Place.
Miss Etta Schultz. of Bridgeport,
was a guest Sunday. of Mrs. ik‘redcrick
Warm. of Cove street.
The Misses Bertha and Bessie Allen.
of Suugtituck. have returned to their
homes after a visit here.
This Is the season for the lawn
mower and the suburbanlte can hardly
keep the grass down at all.
Mrs. William Wallace, of Betta
Place. has returned from a two weeks
visit to her son in New Y.ork
Robert Shaw is In Pittsburg in con-
nection With his engagement to sing
in one of the large churches there.
Mrs. G. F. Smith. of Rowan street
is the guest of Lieutenant W. E.
Smith. at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
Captain anti Mrs. Pennelton. of
Brooklyn are boarding this summer
with Mrs. Charles R. Day of Betta
Place ‘
iI‘dsoh K. St. Jobtr. of St. .iobn street
has purchased iI hahdsomc new gaso-
Ilno launch. which will be placed irt
the water at anearly date.
Ralph Bennett, after a two months'
illness of typhoid fever, has resumed
his duties as night operator at the clon-
thern New England Telephone Com-
pany's central office.
Those who watch the river have no.
need a great change in Eben Hill's
boat Runckenunnett. She has had a
new style muffler installed which
makes irer almost noiseless.
There Is considerable complaint be-
ing mhde of a small black dog which
rooms the streets. snapping and biting
at children and is known to have al-
ready bitten some. Unless he is taken .I
care. of steps will be taken to keep him
off the streets. He is said to belong to
parties In Myrtle avenue.
Last Sunday'envelopes were handed
to the teachers and the scholars of the
East Avenue Sunday School. These
envelopes are to cohtain the collection
of the Sunday School next sabbath and
the entire .rmount will be donated to
the purpose of getting a carpet for the
school room. The amount of twenty
five. dollars Is hoped for.
The condition of the bridge on Wash (‘0I10\'°T.lh0 speaker. Will DP held this of costume than a repertoire ac tor and
This is nn- il«‘rldny evening in the Chlll’th.
ington street is very bad
der the control of the town of Norwaik i
if?
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he?” laven'
l P. “I;
all! 0'"!sz I Hilll' Ql‘ i“
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5".“
£2Earth
" ‘ 'ra Houdtou
cu" Erna . I'o ‘
Never Blck‘cu. enken or (lrlpo I0 Iii. ar'tdnh con
rrr box. \Vr
“a: for Iircs sample. and bnol: trto
onlih. Addr
m.wufl NEH". “War-alffi" II! IOILI
DARIEN AND NOROTO
The Social League will hold a sewing
circle this week.
Frank F‘rerrtienthal was
York yesterday on business.
Matthew Cullerlr is visiting his sister
In Montclair, N. for a few days
Rev. H S Brown was a visitor in
South Norwalk yesterday afternoon.
The notice of the closing of the es-
tate of the late. Mary Selleck has beeni
p. ‘alced on the town post
Ralph Bircbard who had planned to
go south. has changed his mind and
decided to stay In Darien for a time.
George E. Everett is recovering from
quite a set are attack of illness. He was
out yesterday and his friends were
glad to see him once more,
Sylvester Bowen is suffering from a
severe attack of eye trouble which
causes him to wear heavy blue goggles.
His friends trust that his recovery will
be speedy. .
Miss Jean Chalmers. of Haviland
street .Sotrth Norwaik, was in town
yesterday visiting her father William
Chalmers. who maintains the popular
restaurant In the center.
Rev C C. Creegan the New York
District Secretary of the American
Board of Foreign Missions. will preach
for Rev, 8.8. Brown, at the British
In New
Congregational Church, next Strndai’.
morning.
A meeting of the Ecclesiastical So
clety of the Congregational Church.
will be held on May 30. A committee
comprising Messrs. Morehouse,
and Switch] has been appointed to
draw rrp bv- laws to ire submitted at that '
time
Tire meeting of the Missionary So.
cioty of the Congregational Church.
which was to bare been held one day
last week. brrt was postponed because
lot the unavoidable absence of Miss
.iunlus Brown. of South Nurwaik
.i Superintendent Fred Kempcr of the
Nash ;
. m .
n Wedneada r n at the real-t
ii. cd‘sf Nat hit.
at w that tho so rt track In beingI
used at the center its off one car and.
on another without a tramp of any.
length. In 'wet weather the new order
of things will work to a charm.
but night the Historical Society
met at the remittance of .L. Taylor.
Rev. G. T. Llnsley, of haford to ad
a paper on "The Connecticut Delega
tion In the Continental Congress. "
Funeral services were held over the
remains of Mrs. Francis Godfrey. who
died at the residence of Frank Godfrey
| Wednesday. on Saturday afternoon, .
Ethc Rev. Dray. of Sattgatuck M. El ‘
.IChurch officiating. Interment was In
Greens Farms cemetery.
On Saturday Probate Judge Bradley
{granted administration papers to lmw-
ia B. Mills, husband of Abbie .l, Mills.
recently deceased. The estate com-
prises only a building lot in Roacville
district. 40x37x100 feet that is estimat‘
IN! to have cost only $50.
town farnr disposed of the. last lot of .
hay from there saturday inmates
are busy planting and the “super
i peers this year to “do some business"
‘that will add materially to the town
treasury and reduce the annual cost
for maintaining the poor to a mini
imam.
I .iosoph t‘. llyatt ls covering more
!territorv at the present time than half
a dozen men would tare to operate.
.llc is full or business and beiweenl
{home Norwalk and Bridgeport. It isl
a case of where am i at" several .
times during a day. Saturday he made .
a flying trip to Norwalk and is sort
iiouslr contemplating getting a French
iraclng tnoior to make trips In.
, Motorman James Smith. who for
weeks has voluntarily withdrawn his
0“ on my bod.
Ayor's Sat-spa
rub were gone. and
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RAlLWAY CON DUCTO RI'
at 20th Convention In Pittsburg.
PITTSBI'RG, May i‘.3.~—Nearl,v
end of n IlrIdgepoercstport trolley
Is again on his old run and the vet
Everything goes wrong The digs
bad. The bond aches. The bram' is oil. The
nerves weaken. And the skin ts near y ruined.
Your doictbr knows whbr modioinos willI
cure those troubles: the medicines that are “my
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. Consult him freely. ‘
“Five years ago I had hunches come out on in head and had a breaking ’
Itrisd different remediea wit out relief. I then trio
la. Before I had urn” half a battle the beaches arid
I felt like a new man. ”—M. A. Waul. Bentley oral.
ORDER.‘
smiling countenance from the businessl Five Thousand °¢'°9““ "Id Frienda‘
ilvc.
leran' "‘Po,n Mills returns to his depot I thousand delegates and their friends
rtrn. ""Pop will be missed.
old stayer and shortens the Journey; when Grand (‘blef (‘onductor i“.
materially front point to point by
i reminiscences of old We'stport, Nor- biennial conVention of the Order of
i walk and “people I' ve pushed along. I, Railway Conductors of the United
i The Sunday school rally to be held i States Canada and Mexico. Little
at the Methodist Church May ."l and. ibuslncss was transacted at the open-
er the auspices of Fairfield South East‘ . lng session other than perfecting the
auxiliary of the Connecticut State organization. addresses of the officers
Sunday School Association will prove! and the reading of the reports of the
gun event. in church circles here. The rarious standing committees.
' association is trndcnomlnational and? Grand Chief Conductor Clark. In his
sessions being held in other localltlesi address, reviewed the work of the past
are presenting eloquent. speakers and two years and spoke eucouragingly of
creating an end of popular favor The‘ the prospects for the future '
event will bring numbers to W ostporti This evening thcrc sill be a prrbiic
and the Rev Levi Holmes and mom Iireception In (‘urucgie \irtsit Hall.
I. here of the Methodist (‘htrrcb will see when addresses of weltomo will be
to it that their visitors are royally en milth' by the city uflicials with res
He’s an} were present in old City Hall today
E.
Clark called to order the twenty ninth
. tortained. As in other places, there! ponses by iraud Chief Conductor
[will be two sessions, afternoon nndICIark and Mrs, .i. H. Moore, grand
'evening I president ot‘ the Ladlce‘ Auxiliary.
i‘ mnelirrs Kcmper has more changes Addresses will ul~o be made bv P ii
i In his various disguises. a special of-
ticer. painter. fisherman constable.
erbood of Railroad 'i‘ralnmen:
Sargent
The plank are uneven and rough and who W83 here on bushel!!! yesterday rrran about town. farmer. has oren old of immigration and others.
many of them are rotten The dirt and I
refuse is never swept from the bridge
and blown ltrto the borrses along itsti'ei‘y familiar Wi'h iht‘ 8003731111! Oil trolley In a new role and so ferocious l.ndlca' Auxiliary.
sides. making life there very unplea-I.
sant as well as- -very unsanitary. if;
the town will not sweep this, it ought
afternoon made a fine Min to catch his‘
train brrt missed. Mr Brown is not
the town in the vicinity of the railroad
station brrt he saw the train coming
and started like a streak to catch ii.
at least to keep it sprinkled so tbati 'ihe “‘0‘" was It“ “‘3‘ “mind 0“? “'1“
consumption germs and other non an i
ion microbes would not blow Into the
mouths of people who live there.
‘he mounted the stubs on the west
bound track. He. stepped ever the
fence and was about to get over the
William 1-] Banks law dark in theisecond fence when the train moved‘
noise of Judge. John rt Light South gracefully out
Norwnlk participated in a very thrili- I
in: episode yesterday afternoon at
about. five o'.clock He was on his way
homeward and had crossed onto Sea-
view avenue in the vicinity of that
trolley switch when he ran Into Dr.
R. L. Higgins team head on.
horse rer
lockers t
so Mr. BIanks would have been fatally
red and it is thought by on- . 19"“ When he “'
at had the horse not done. ““39”“ ”1““
injured. As it was he was thrown from 1
his wheel. but was able to arise and
snatch the wheel from In front of the.
saints] before he descended.
antiuai meeting“
and Ladder Eh pany
last night at the headquarters in Va
zonal: street. There as a large at
tehtla’nce and much e‘reat was man-
ifegtod in the proceedings. The re-
both? a bmitted by various officers and
cdni‘ihlt mice showed the finances of the
fM'uyilowe. ,
was held ’ is \Isiting Mrs r. it Clark
Mr Brown threw up
froth hands and lot It go He is cei‘ —
thin that be will not miss a second
train in that way. however. Those who
isaw him in his dash were fearful lest t
a fast freight or an express would
Islrike him while between the fences
The , btit they were able to heave a sigh of
as safe ortt of the
CRANBU-RY.
Miss Pearl 'I‘inkler is ill with grip
Mrs. Maikin of Norwalk. is visiting
her mother Mrs Darling.
Miss Belle Moore. of Massachusetts
John Benton, of Hoboken. N.
spent Sunday at George Bouton'
Mrs. Ritter entertained her sister
and family of New York. over Sunday.
George Rivers of New Yerk. wasa
guest of his sister Mrs. Mills last
Ion to be in the best of condl~ i wr
ii
In“
n'd everything looks bright for a
of»! Year. The following oiflcers
‘eot‘ed: ~
thntalnr—Samuel Hull.
Fi'rst Lieutenant-William Kaske
Second Lieutenant—Arthur Carr
Secretary—Fred Lundquist
Treaaurer—John a ior.
Fitihnciad Secret #GeOrge Robert
investigating Committee —— Ariel
' Cameron Jr. John Hull, John Gorham.
Hovl'ard Merritt and Fred James.
Finance Committee—M. T. Shea
Charles Rose and Aaron 13. Hull.
' RoWav'ron.
Miss Ruth Wells. of McKinley street.
is quite seriously ill.
The iMies‘ Aid Society of the Me-
mount Church. will hold a strawberry
festival in the chapel May 20th.
MM Ruth Dillard who has been
sensibly iii, is improving rapidly and
will» able to sit up in a few days.
The Misses Edith and Etta Pinkney
babe returned to their home in Brook-
after a few days’ visit with Mr.
and Not. William Pinkney.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Day and family
rm c taken possession of Eliza Home
,- on Belle Island and their sons are
ate en'dinhsclrdoi is this pli‘rc‘e‘. -
rs“ Henry Burr-ill Starwood. for-
“ morly' ‘ilrs. Addie H.01tic'k, of this
pace. Ila spending a tow a at the
Hotel Clifford South si‘brwk
The nowayton Hose Company held
singular and important meeting last
night: nt’ the ”(quarters in Logan '
street. it was decided to retrace a
Ml"! mm marmal—
m faith”:
ant Engineer E. L. Stevens was au«
thorlud to go to New York. on a two
my trip for the purpose“ of looking
meeting the
‘1 One of the
has arriv. and
teams:
i
Hattie Benton who has been
suffering with rheumatism. is nOvv able
to he otrt.
Miss Josie Pink, of South Norwalk.
was a guest over Sunday of Mrs.
. Anna Adams.
Robert Gregory and family have
moved into the place known as the
Miller place.
Miss Mabel Wilson of East
\vaik was a guest last week of Miss
Pansy Wilson.
Mr and Mrs. Fred Buttery antenata-
ed over Sunday James Buttery and:
wife. of Stanford
Mr. and Mrs F. T Hawkes and Mr.‘
and Mrs. H. H Adams, of Bridgeport.
and T. E. Gregory and family and
Robert Gregory and family spent Sun~
day at Frank W Gregory's
E S. Taylor and wife had as Sunday
guests Mr. Webster. of rtford. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas. Mrs. A ah Taylor.
of Bridgeport. Mr. Gnyer. of Westport.
and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Taylor. '
The Prunyi and Ely swamps abound
in snakes. Seyenteen were shot In
two days in Prunyi' a swamp and Mr.
‘Ely managed to kill six on Sunday In
ound a swamp on his place. and on In
small place he saw about forty or more
of the reptiles of the spotted adder spe-
cies.
WESTPORT.
Cornelius Joint! la now in the em-
play of 'l'oquct Launch Company.
The outlay for town farm expenses
during the month of April was $121. as.
Miss Annie Robinson ls conflnodvto
her home at the Farms. the victim of
moms.
Miss McCreedy. of New York has
been the guest of Miss May Morris at
he; tlrolme Compo.- i
ra ty 6 will (I. its tantra
meeting Waugh-day h races at the
residence of W. G. Staples.
The Q. F. club Another of It.
beeI‘::.tr.;ioyable ”eagles. lgm night at
mm
W
not: evening and on
and
J., .
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Nor-‘
.Itioa. ,
’ three weenie, “flit; 3:.” '
Wm
associates guessing what job he's on.
but Saturday he boarded an east bound
‘wns his
strange looking bundle that he carried the exercises.
that the nertotrs man on the rear seat by all the grand officers and a WPll‘Omt i
had to move for" ard anti as he did was I extended by the local women. One of
board to remark2‘1‘hore is another of the most important sniriectu to be, con
ithem tellers. Cracky! How they do siderod hr the auxiliarv will be the in.
let them run at large. if he ain't a crcaSe of death benefits from $300 to
section hand looking for trorrhlc imISTrOO.
‘uo Judge of human nature. Bet theta The contest for the next convention
‘ .rn infernal machine." It wasn't other' is a warm one Salt Lake City. 1 tab:
[than .r mitre box and Kemper in a Denver. Boston and Buffalo have come
mix suit part fisher. part painter. was miltees at work for their respective
off on a hurry rrp job to put some pic- 1 places.
turc moulding on a wall.
i GEORGETOWN.
John beams retumed home from
.Soutb Meriden. last Saturday.
1. ii Hutchinson has secured a posi
tion on the Edwin Gilbert place
. Charles Dyckman will more into?
ooms in the Henry Hoffman house.
Axel Anderson raised the frame for'
his new grocery store, last Thursday.
_.._ - ,. ”AMT“.
NEW YORK. May ,l2-'l‘be shorts
in cotton nrrrdc another triad rush to
was met in enormous selling by the
clique for the two fold purpose of rea-
lizlng and at the same time prompting
a. bear panic. On the other band
cables were disap inlirrg. receipts
were ftrll. tlto weattor fine and new
crop accounts glowing. But those far»
'or's werc set aside for the time bcing
I a
. Mr and Mrs. John Smith are your .
. . v w -
ing their daughter, Mrs. Albert Hat 47th}: of"trhtehgirls'mflzsiamsglfi'tt: “0:33.
I terson. ' ‘ ' '
rttd August were the active trrortths
but it was apparent that a short irr-
terest still lingered in May which re-
mained steady at H118 to 11:20.
Within the first hour lit: til. August
which closed at to: 33 sold up to lo: ill
Ind ran off to 10:25; September which
dosed at 9:43. sold up to 9 .45 and de‘
'llned t0 9:“.
An entertainment will be given by.
the Ladies Aid Society at the real-
idence of Mrs W. A Williams on the
12m inst
Mrs. W A Williams and Mrs Edith
Foster spent last week in Hartford
'Tltey visited the capitol and other
places of lateral.
The Winnipsuks and Georgetowns
,‘crossed hats at the Georgetown
igrounds, Saturday afternoon the home
team winning by the score of 20 to lo.
”a..-
FIGHTING £10 FOREST FIRES.
i JOHNSTOWN, Pa.. May lit—With-
out sleep for city hours exhausted and
.choked with smoke. the lumbermen
and mountaineers of Cambrla. Somer-
set a‘nd Weatmoreia counties are
praying for rnin to quench the forest
fires that have been raging for a week
With the aid of tire companies sum
moned from Altman and Johnstown
the villages and Ills at. Dunlo. Vinton—
dale and Twin ks have been: sav-
ed. 0n the Laurel Hill In Westmore.
land county. several houses have
been burned and‘thorloss of life was
narrowly averted. Guards surround
the Conemaugh Powder Company's
plant “Seward to prevent the names
reaching that establishment. ,
The relays of mantalaeo' and iam-
bermea work abofl‘t two are each.
when a new body of fire fighters take
the place of each retiring brigade.
WILL some new voax Mvs
~ rsav
NEW YORK. May iZ—inspecto‘r Mc-
Clusm said today that the police had
not solved the mystery attending the
findifi or a dynamite infernal '-tnsch
ine on the Cunard line pier but that
it was only a question of time when
Who, _ .'
I
we...
'Mc‘ in‘
CAPTAIN OINTY WILL' FIGHT.
WATERS 033p lily 13—-Attorney
Harold R. Du t or this city. counsel
for Edward C. Glnty ox-ooptain of po-
lice. or military. “shunned today that
the “car I III! in the
courts for reinstatement to his former
once, Glut! claims that Ith Marti!
Perihctron
was due ly to politics Allan w.
Paige “(gingham will Iota-nod:
edwilh Mr orant in the conduct of
the case. - W“
cannons new our partition. I
roses?!) us 12. gamma. ju c
cons” wig: new
Canada call he 0 again. oom-
iulortar to England glvea his sanc-
The boat will be launched In
re '1.
émooo wannabes oauaoeo.
, w crosses
.. a. MW” 32*:
. took jewelry and clothing. the value of i
cover this morning. brtt the demandl
Ii:
AGAIN THE GYPSV MOTH.
Keep Out of the Coativ
Business.
(Boston Advertiser).
Lot Staten
sect nests in a few towns is simply
nonsensical. if the Legislature tries
it. or oven passes a bill letting the
log the towns only In
amount, it
What people are saying all around the
state shows that. The scandal of the
last gypsy moth commission will not.
be repeated it public sentiment has
anything to say about it. The promsl
tion that the state spend 3250.000 In
three years. after more than $1,000,000
has already been spent under thr-
board of agriculture along the same
lines, will not be popular, even if the
Legislature is willing to stand for it.
The cities and towns around
have been swept by the nroth as badly
as in any part of tho state They have
shown tlrcmselrcs frilly able to take
learn of the nest and at the expense .
Morrlssey grand master 01th? Brain. in! a few hundetl dollars at most by an.
1‘ p ( Beteriy Salem Maiden. as well as Bos-
l "pm States Commigptunpr} ton. (on lake rate of tlrtunselres with
l ortt taxing Springfield iiplyoke North-
Aivln Theatre “m. .‘fofildpd m the! arnpton. North Adams o'r Pittsiieid It .
firm session of u". convention of the is not the communities themselves that
“to. .I. II. MmpI of! are asking for this appropriation.
appearance along with in Toledo. grand president, had charge or, '3 “Iii“idel‘fi. “ho hurt? to get jobs do~
Addresses were model log the work and spending the. money
If
IURGLARS ON PEDDING RIDGE.
575. Clothing and Jewelry.
REDDING, Conn. May lzwlirrrglnrs
entered the residence of D. C. Wood. a
wealthy t'srmcr_ at Rcddirrg Ridge. yes-
terday afternoon while the rrtcmbers of.
the family Were on another portion of
the farm, The house was ransacked.
at Any Price.
The plan to have the state raise the ‘
money for the work of wiping out. ltr~i
state pay for most of the w.ork assess 1
some small :
is going to raise trouble. '
here -
Entered Residence of D. (fr/Wood, Took I
HOW'S THIS?
i We offer (inc Ilundr‘ed Dollars lie
I Will'ti YUI‘ ulii‘ case of tintarrb that can-
,uot be cured by Ilali's (tatarrh Cure.
‘ l". .I. CHENEY tr 0.0., Propa.
Toledo, 0.
i We the undersigned. have known F.
i. Cheney for the last I5 years. and on
Here hint perfectly honorable In all
Inrruluesa transaction..- and flaunt-lolly
.ablc to carry out any obligations tnude
iby their firm.
West & rruux.
i Toledo Ohio.
} Waidlng Kinuan &. Marvin Wholesale
llrrtgglsta. Toledo Ohio.
Ilall’a Cotarrh Care Is taken intern»
erolesulc Drugglsls.
ally acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
‘ Price ”inc per bottle. Sold by all drug-
tglsts. testimonials free.
‘ Hall‘s Family Pills are the best. 0
i
i
' "at
No getter
Groc cries
‘xtra l-‘uncy (‘r'enmcry Iluttcr, 25c lb.
'3 i‘nrrs Tomatoes. 25c
5: (‘ans Sweet Corn, 25c
3 Packages Presto. 250
2 . Pound (‘an (‘ortrcd lit-cf. 201'
24 COTTAGE AVE. _
EAST NORWALK.
term-W
The burglars secured 875 in cash that
Irad been secreted in a bedroom and;
whicir has not yet been frilly estimated
When the burglary was discoreted an‘
effort was made to pursue the bur'gluts ,
but trace of them was lost. The crime
is laid to tramps. ’
EOINBURG IN HOLIDAY ATTIRI.
EDINIIt‘RG, May i‘.‘~~'l‘bc city of Ed-
inbrrrg was in holiday attire and im-
mense l rowds of people warmlr greet-
ed King Edward and Queen Alexandra
as their maieatIes proceeded from
llalkcith castle to liolvrood palace.
where they held e. court and a levee.
the first of such functions to he held
in tire historic palace for eighty years
(in their arrival at the palace the king
and queen received a number of public
addresses. Presentations to their run
Jestles followed.
MUTILATED IODY 0N RAILROAD.
WINSTED, May 12.——The.badly mu
tiiatod body of a man was found on the
railroad tracks of the Berkshire di-
\Ision. this morning. The bodr was:
identified as that of Fritz Stafford. a;
Swede laborer whose home was in
Limerock. it is supposed that he’
ECQNOMY MEANS
,"l
less labor, more bright-
floss, less wear and tear-
cf clothes, aiid comfort:
Ito the hands No scald‘
tog 0r rubbingmwuh
clorhes and closes
The" hands such is
was struck by the late freight
”N“
)“1'
Saves the
Ir.-
.
I01 SLMA'ttl arsed
.tuNr’us: BROWN
Painter and Paper Hanger
Pure White Load and Zinc
mixed by band will wear twice
as long and cover dotiblo aor-
race as uniclrinory mix“ The
house of William Steyens and of
8 lion Wilcox. both 0 South
tilt est. “rapt latch by rpé
if! is" manner oyerle pron years
no. may area
Your house will stand, as well
Self Lighting
Ftrat-ita flatulence H you. able
to mgr the list without a an of, a
l”Second—Tho lessening of the dan-
sets “fulfills summation from“.
by ace enmity titanium a‘u turned
omzs the as Is turned on. it will
(21'! Elm—'1'? rent smooth In the
sugar 0 to rain ard ted
at; tones. matches not. being sneak-aha“.
mirth—To avoid. def [of wall:
by the Ira-asking“. otnra by aer-
yants an a. with. of norm by
throwing th aim lfllfihm no.2:
floor. Nth who
Thacohtofthlal. mahonldbo
leastnantbccouotrnatcnw as “with
amber «so an Lighter out Iaatm
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Motors.
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High Wheel Ball Bearing Victory}
Mowers. pre- eminently the best made.
We also have the old style, relidble,
stand by Mowers.
Mowers.
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GRANITE STATE, lDEAL AND '
ROVER.
These we have always had In stock
for the last sixteen years. and war-
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prices. ‘
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