7 we:
WI}. .. Iii'fiit
no will ., on a certain thing ad-
vertised for sale at .n c la vita
store. MONEY wi ”11’3”“! Hmo'.
in u
we have not aw in our
line. shape to save you a few steps
and at t a some time give you At aer-
I vice. (Orders delivered.)
.yll Mi AOY. '
205 wuhlogto “It. A" ., NWik. Cl.
is Stun p
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Gold Medal Flour, 6 5c per bag.
Tube Rose floor. 60¢ per bag.
mayhem? Buffer. I
' M" : I" I236 pIer lb.
Our best ’10c Milk Ctacbers.‘ at,
dc to or? ”3:9 for 15?}.
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24 COTTAGE AVE.
EAST NORWALK.
rationed voters
Notice.
The registrars of voters of the Third
Voting District of the Town of Nor-
walh, will be in session at the store
of E. E: Gotham, First street. East
Norwslk. on Friday, August 7th, 1908.
and Friday. August 14th, 1903, from 12
noon until 9 p. m.,Ifor the purpose of
receiving application for caucus and
primary registration.
E..E. GORHAM.
- JO‘HN K’EOGH,
Registrars of Voters, Third Voting Dia-
trlct. 127 all
H. M. Cooley. of East Norwaik. spent
Sand in Bridgeport.
Wil lum’Moeller has taken a position
in Denscnelle's bakery.
James Walters. of New Haven. is
the guest of friends here.
Mr. Piatt, of Osborn avenue, is visit-
ing‘wlth friends in Cranbury.
Shipbuiider Joseph Fowler is repair~
ing Thompson and Cole's launch. n.
Mrs. Sarah Allen, of Cove street. is
' visiting in the country for a week or
80. a .
Captain Frederick Decker is spend-
ing his Vacation in the country this
weekly . . ,
Wfliiam Adams. of lrvlngton-on—the
Hudson. is the guest of S. W. Adams
for a week. '
Contractor John W. BeattyIu-palnt-
ingtv‘vii homes on Elm street for How-
ard Mahatma.
Chdfletidtedmond. of New Jersey, is
visiting his. mother, Mrs, Redmond, of
Gotta“ avenue.
MiIIiCl'nfii‘a Crew, of Brooklyn. is the
guesbgof Mr: and Mrs. A. B. Crew. of
Winfield sweet.
Railiwi Davis and daughter, Miss
Jenniev‘DaIviI. are spending the day in
New ‘Yorkrou business.
The stéjahier Jessie Clayton is being
loadediwitih‘oyster shells at the Radel
Oyster'ECd’mpany’s wharf.
The meeting of the Epworth League
yesterday-tat the East Avenue Church
was led or. chart Thompson.
WallaceI‘I hated. of Van flmdt street;
hasipdi‘oh'n‘bd .3 skiff owned by Harold
Rand; divides Zandt street, . .
The“, Militant: of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam‘ih'eviinli, who is very ill with ma-
lari "sin a , htly improved“ today.
oflrd‘i . enedlctgvij Williams Moffett_
andbfiivdntiar Elisa."3pent yesterday
wit Itfifleii‘dg and relatives in Danbnry.
f Mtenrothggof Brooklyn, has
return!!! bbihis‘homai‘in the city after
spehiiihg.;‘his vacation with friends
hereui5 r . . . . -,
MrsxRu rt‘Horton, who has.been
theigndsti‘ _ "Mrs. . P. Nelson, of Fort
street. returned her home in Port
Jam)?” ”Way. e ~'
mu ‘ ‘ FoxyGrandpa. which has
been‘u'h ' ‘ ing repairs. has beenrev
painted and; launched. She looks very
neat hind trim now.
Captaiar'Pbter Decker and family. of
Sesvlew avenue. are to spend the
month; oquugust ' at White Sulphur
Springs. West Virginia.
Mniaud Mrs. Emery Simpson and
Master Binary, of Peekskili, N. Y., are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ais-
thorpo; qbfleaview avenue.
Mml'William Beers. of East avenue,
starts today for New Brunswick, N. 1.,
where shit will spend the week as the
guest of friends in that place;
The Junior Praying Band will lead
the regular prayer meeting which will
be held on. Thursday evening at the
East Aévenue Methodist Church.
‘ mg“) 3'3." r I. mi. ‘..
prov appearance.
. .J_.L, liar ll hayt .i newpl t-
“I?” so} Icted «In; rear“;of high
bul ding owned by himon the Wash og-
ton street bridge. This is a rent im-
provement and one which wil be lip-
pr'tIa‘tIiIlated ny the tfnanta.
,e t n it. t or, e Juanita Out-
Ii «macaw: .Icelvadznand the
it; ‘ will: hm a”? utility‘s”
we -..1 .,9l,' yroni .' e
of the when have‘iilréhdy pdocmd
rackets. The tennis balls will be fur—
nished bythe cloth, . .
Notices of the law relating to wider
tires on Wagons have been posted in
all the school. districts and are con-
saicuoua ln‘saiu mung. , The idea. is
to preserve tne'roa‘ds,‘ as wide tires do
not cut them as deep as the narrow
goes when the wages; are heavily Ila-
en. ‘ . ‘ .
...Now the the hui oi the 0 star
shells havekbeen takgn away from, the
wharves of the Radial Company, the
work of repairing has commenced. A
gang of men;IvIlIu‘sIIutI onrltzall day'today
ear ng up ,0 e not ve and, bro on
plaii‘ks’and fireplace will have quilt-h
vdigerent appear nee. when ~flnlshed.
ev. J. W. Vie. of the Advent
Christian Chump.» leaves this mitts
Saturday for his vacation. He will go
tO'Greenport,:-l.t f., Where . be will
Ireach antISIunday. On, August. 16
o wi be me puiplt‘s with'Rev, E.
Z. Ellieof Dapbury. Next ( Sunday.
Rev. . Ains‘wori‘h will occu'p‘y the
pulpit: iu.~ihe absence of Mr. Davis.
Miss Etta Brundage has a handsome
whitelskittenywbioti is quite taper. and
which w a one o ,nI litter of several,
nl‘ioi' wit ch were deaf when born. ‘ Ii
number of people .w 0 have seen4 it
state that all cats whic are pure white
are deaf. This seems to he the fact.
as the entire number of pure
white cats have null-the some of hear-
BE.
Mrs, John Drew, of 205 Washington
street, had a bad scare last evening.
During the evening, while she was
alone, she heard a knock at the rear
door. She went to the door and before
opening asked who was there. She
received no answer, Finally, after she
had threatened to shoot through the
door. she learned that it was a nephew
of Mr. Drew, who was playing a joke on
her. She was all“ ready to take care
of herself, however.
This evening there ‘wiil be a regular
meeting of the Epworth League, at
which.business will be transacted. The
meeting will be held at the home of
Miss Sadie Randall at 8 o'clock. The
most important matters which will
come up will be the consideration of
plans for the entertainment of the Nor-
walk Epworth League Union, which
will be held at an early date. The lea~
gue is also preparing for a fine outing
which will be held on Labor Day and
extensive plane will be made for that
event at the meeting this evening.
Rev. E. Cunningham. pastor or the
East Avenue Methodist Church, started
this morning on his vacation. He will
visit Nortntleld, Mass, the home of the
late Dwight L. Moody, and after a few
days spent in that inspiring spot. will
visit Valley Stream, N. Y.'. where his
son resides, After that, he wiil‘spend
the remainder of the time in Newark;
N. J.. where he has another son, who
is practicing medicine. Mr. Cruising-
ham expects to have a very pleasant
time after the arduous labors of the
year, and to return fresh and rejuvenat-
ed ready for the work of the fall and
winter months. ‘ -
Edward E. Gorham and Lester Gam-
ble have purchased the property of the
late Solomon R. Osborn. located in
East avenue. The lot has a frontage
of 228 feet in East avenue, and a depth
of about five hundred feet. There- is
a large house and several outbuildings
on the land. The new owners Will
make a number of improvements. and
later on, probably dispose of content
the building lots. There will be lots
on .East avenue, Osborn avenue and
Center avenue. A new road is to be
cut through the property and consid“
arable grading and fixing ‘up wliiho
done before Messrs. Gamble and Got;-
ham begin‘the sale of lots. Undoubtl
edly thiswlih mean ithe building up of
this desirable section of the town.
' Shipbuilder Joseph Fowler has com:
pleted the repairs on the skin's which
were injured by vandals in Gorham’a
mill pond. in Barton. last week. some
boats are again as good as newnlnd
Martin ,Kngwlton, George Clark‘ani
Frank Mill the owners of the
tack themzback there today a
t-le‘ae‘cksg" which lore worth about“:
abushel. The factrthat these three
men are an expert enables them to get
large quantities or the clams and there
,iesamtrong feeling of jealousy on the
part or the,Darien natives, who‘re,
determined "apparently to driveg‘them
away. They say, however. thniéthey
will .not be driven away. even if that
here ’to stand gudrd over their bum
with shotguns. :
—Burdock Blood Bitters gives a man
a clear head, an active brain. a strong.
vigorous body—makes him fit for the
battle of life. " '
ROWAYTON.
The Hose Company will hold a meet-
ing in their quarters tonight.
The Reliance Hook and LadderCom-
pany will hold their retulfll' meeting"
. bookies all around.
t
. sir
rename their ,workof getting the -.lit-"
g dale. . .. '
. . n.
he “6'! "
cunts. yesterday.
The W I Clinger. who have
been ‘etoppiI g ateM .lJamcs Stevens
for some time past. have gone to
I Maine for a few weeks.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Math-
odist Church held another very auc-
,eeufui cream and cake sale in the .
chapel Saturday night i . -.
_ Mrs. Albertina w , who has been
the guest of Mr. and , rs .‘W. A. Cush-
man, for a few‘week . timed to her
home in Colchester. Saturday.
Rev. William White had charge of
the services in the Baptist Church.
yesterday, preaching two very interest-
ing and helpful sermons to large con-
,gi'egatlonl;‘ ‘K . ,
Rev. ALL. Hubbard, of the Methodist
Church. preached a very interesting
sermon to the firemen last night. Ro-
iiahce Hookwand Laddeerom‘pany and
the Hose Comuuny were present by
special invi'ialon. " ‘ . ‘
_Rev,.A. L., Hubbard will start this
week on his annual vacation. and in‘
his absence John 'l'a’Hom’modleu has
charge of the class meetings, John Fei-
Itne prayer meetittg's‘untid . Osc'er
M ”lathe preaching senvlces. Mr. Hub-
bard starts‘Momlay morning, and Will
be absent one Sunday: “ , i-l .
The pacer Don Cosine. owned by Da-
Ivid Lee, of New York‘ and Rowsyton‘,
won the 2:16 event at Albany, Friday.
The Don won secondmo'ney‘previous
,to the race, but the pretty way the
horse took the first heat turned the
Thenlme for the
three heats was 2:14%, 221354 and
2:li%. '
DARIEFAND NOROTON.
Samuel Richards, of Norwalir, was
a visitor in town Saturday.
J] 3‘. PJHoyt‘, 'obKoWayion, was a
visitor in Dnrien, Saturday. ‘
Walter and‘ ArthurScheltz, of New
York, are spending trio weeks in town.
Mr. and Mrs, Milo P, Smith, of Don-
ver, are spending the summer in Do.
rlen.
The infant child of Mrs. Roscoe is
still seriously ill.
meningitis o! the brain.
Daniel Gordon. of- Brooklyn, N, Y..
called on Justice Willmott last Mon-
day, not having visited this place for
fourteen ygarat ,
Mrs, James Clock, of Ohio, and Misc
Ethel Clock; of Darien. are spending
r
the week in South Coventry. as the I
guests of Edward Clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Holly H. Seeiy, of No-
roton, left last week for their camp in
the Adirondacks. where they will re-
main for the rest of the summer.
A meeting of the Literary Society
was held. Saturday afternoon, at the
home of William E. Street. The re-
sult was a very pleasant. time for the
members.
The Public Market at Burton has
been sold by the‘ Chicago Packing
Company. to J. J .‘Lynch. The company
has markets in Main and Pacific
streets, Stamford. ,
Mrs. Charles L. Wood is spending
few weeks in Pittsfieid, Mose. with
her cousin. Mrs. Franklin 0. Humphre-
ville. formerly Miss Elisabeth 'i‘al-
madge of Talmadge Hill. . ’
The first meeting of the Wee Burn
Land Corporationvwae held at the club
house of the Wee Burn Golf Club, in 1
Norman. Baturdny evening. Directors
were elected and hy-lnws adopted.
The lawn fete which was held last
week at the home of Mrs. News was
a great success and netted about $90.
which was very encouraging to the la
dies who planned it and carried it
through to a successful finish.
The Yale 32‘ ToWue‘Mahufncturing
Company having closed last Saturday.
William. Hopkins. Waiter, Alexander.
Joseph Phillips and Willie Willmott
enjoyed the day in the pond, crabbing.
slamming. etc. and they were a bun f
gry party when'nhey reached home.
H Floyd 0, Trigga and Miss Lillian B.
Oberly were married Friday in St.
Luke's Church. Noroton, by the rector.
Rev. Louis French.- The marriage
was to navel-taken place in Boston.
but the plans were changed a day or
.two ago‘:1’llfr. Triage is living in the
placexwhi’cii‘wns formerly the Miss Da-
vin school for girls. a short. distance off
‘the Post Road in .Darlen. He is a mem-
ber of the editorial-staff of the New
.York,_,ggess. A reception will be ten-
;de’red'tbe'newly wedded couple tonight
“then-theme to Dflien. ' g
, . M ' ‘ a Towns. one of the old-
rthis town, died last
She
We of {the late Benjamin
Towade; .Mrs. i’f‘oyine was weil~known
vto-the residehta'of this place, and hid
.the respect of’aii.‘ Mrs. Towne'was a
,wondert‘uiwoman in many ways. She
retained: or iacnlties to thrust rentarks
able d ‘ T and‘up‘toa year‘ago‘nsed
to waik'fromNoroton to Darien to pun I
chose supplies for her home. She was
slightly deaf: but her eyesight was ex-
cellent and untii‘a short time ago was
dble to read the papaya with ease. The
porn! services were held from St.
Luke‘sx Episcopal Church ye‘stcuday af-
ternoon atom o’clock. the rector. Rev. -
Louisr’French. emulating. The intér- “
meat was in Holly cemetery, Spring—
’\ i
' The (Entitlements Driving Association
day, at Dr. C. G. Bohannan's track.
in,8tam?ord,.«which was veil attended
‘nd mvery lpteresting affair. Com.
... ,I
‘i'.
shut off. however; Ifld‘WIhen he tried
spending a week with Jack P. Boutty
at Trinity Lake ‘
has been spending u week with Mrs.
James wood, of New York. "99" , ‘ " , I .
Frederick Elite and family are stop- bowled by Drugglsls. PM" 75‘ .9"
summer.
turned to his home in the city after
spending mo weeks as the
George H, Traendly. of Brooks do.
Rowayton. returned home after spend-I
ing i'WO weeks with Mrs. Cnrpenter‘i
brother and Mr. Carpenter's
, . . i l'
l hilt , in:r
went villi 9,
son, who held the reins on Corporal.
tried “out lit on tbdiiboiei im'wn OF OINTMgNTg you ca.
RH Niagara-ram
II
the mercury‘ lllstiiiely destroy the
Q mpietely' range
IIWARI
if“
to get. by on’ the outside: , King-ware
Iuiky was in‘ front and the bay Wasn't
qulio'able’to get around; ., .
l‘ l * WWW-un-
BROQ’FSIPE-
Mrs. Lewl'afV'ou Gfl. bf Brookside.
is visitingtflen' rin Long island.
William Danie s and James Wood.
Jr.. spontSunday with Joseph Cox, of
Brooksldez «
Victor E. Triatraui. of Roton Hill. in
M
senu'of'sinen a.
the w is his non entering {it
throng the mucous surfaces. ‘Sut'fl ar.
ficles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physic-
iammath ‘dflll‘fle they-will ho is ten
and td‘th ‘gdudryourean possibly de-
‘rive from them. Hall's Catsrrh Cure.
Toledo. 0., contains no mercury. and is
taken lnternlliy,‘actingn‘tiirectiy u u
the‘ blood's'nd mucous‘surfa‘ce‘s of' no
system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure
be sure you get the genuine.i ibis tail-
en internally and made in Toledo, 0..
by F, J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials
, Mr. and Mrs. 8. it. Weed, of Brook-
side. are entertaining Mr. Weed's
brother from New York.
Mrs, Hezekiah Sills, of Brookside.
ping at the home of his mother, Mrs.
Hezekiah Sitts, of lirookulde, for the "u” “WW Pm" are the be“
Albert Hurst, of Brooklyn. has rc-
uest of
Wm
3949. 443.”. eccentr-
Mr.‘ Silas Carpenlrr and daughter of
father in
l Explosions and
‘mmmmavny WJ. Cheney fl: Cori
It. is afflicted with ral friends on Thursday, .
‘ ing friends from Bridgeport.
4
returned to her borne, after several
New Jersey.
Rev. Herbert S. llrown, of Darlen.
preached yesterday at the Brookside
Chapel. The attendance was large and
the sermon was pronounced to be a’
very interesting and instructive one.
“F—
WESTON.
‘ Mrs. B. P, Perry is Quite ill
whooping-cough.
Mrs; H. A; Coley has returned from
a visit in Norwalk.
Mrs. R. K. Fitch is spending
weeks in Bridgeport.
Miss Florence Meeker is riding a
fine Spaldlng bicycle. . ,
Mrs. L. S. Godfrey entertained seve-
With
(W0
Mrs. Martin Rowland is entertain-
Woolsey Nichols, of Bridgeport. has
dffiar from
J’ I . .
2' or I. one W
a... H. Ferric
JUN" H. Kit .
John H. Liam.
o‘o‘urH wonWAik.cowN.
till. more. ‘Pmuon. " i.
DIRECTORIL~ »
Henry Mymeuri
Ohmtlan aware:
I. H. Mathew-cit
visited his father. F. W. Nichols. Jdfllfi‘flomvln “mil-mumman
Jarvis Weeks, of Brooklyn, is spend-
ing a week with Ralph Gregory.
Miss Grace Plait, of New Haven, is
the guest of Miss Jennie Nichols.
Friends from Westport and South-
port have visited Mrs. D. B, Morehouse.‘
Mrs. Louise Beach. of Bridgeport.
has been the guest of Mrs. L. S. God~.
tray and Mrs. Mabel Fitch,
Miss Georgie Lyon, of Aspetuck, has
days' visit with Miss Hattie Gould.
Miss Florence issue. of Athens, Ala-
bama, who has been spending awash
with Miss Alice Fitch, has returned to
‘—
i J. Wallace Marvin.
Mm“ White-2'.
Bilgiiflihhlflfllik
. 1?.le J’IQOvDAQ-Q ;
mlru. 31000003 .
s.‘ ' “fiswflbfld
* * Hannah.
We have a fine” line of these
Sherman, where she is spending the
summer.
out of town.
Salmon store.
L. H,- Silverbers.
visiting friends here.
was a recent visitor, here.
are summering at the Farms.
with friends in Brewsters. N. Y. *
Y.. is the guest-vowel tives intown.
Saturday from a week‘s outingin Von ,
moot. . -
state.
of Norileid Grange ‘on the night of
August ii, '
home from a visit with friends
Bridgeport.
applicants formemhership to the Nor-'
walk chht Club.
meeting was held to act on the state
roads appropriation.
home at the Forms.
, , duties in tho‘Nash store after a vacu-
°“ 3““ °f “3"" and was lion trip to Asbnsy Park.
of visiting physicians of the West Side
German‘Dispensary, New'York city.: '
eased in Mrs. Underwoodls store an a
substitutel‘durfng the vacdtlon period-
gay at Seaside Park, Bridgepbrt. “Fri-
ay.
of Brooklyn." .‘Y.. are‘guesta of‘tli‘eir
grahhpuents. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Hurl-
at a 'L R
waajq held at the residence of E. 8.
Wbéoler. and Mrs. Wheeler entertained
witlb‘whist.
“sum“ 8“" a mum “we. 1““ Master, Rose Keller and Alice Malone.
9" of New York, are at the Avery-,Ihouse.
Crews r . ~
goods at very reasonable prices
considering reality.
HEADQUARIFRS FOR
Guns. Revolvers.
Ammunition. Blanks.
Fishing Tadkie”
‘ all. sorts of
, Miss Helen Brooke; of i-lerklmer, N. Boat . andI Shore Re-
Bar- .retnrned homo soflfiupflies. I
COMSTQFES.
wnmxme
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Next Door City Library.
112 wnssiuorou eraser.
‘ eoujrn Noawatk.
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WESTPORT.
Miss Ada Walker is visiting friends
Mrs; F. H. Beers is clerking in the
New York friends are the guests of
, Mics M, Acker. of New York. is visit-
ng relatives here.
Miss Mary E. Smith. of New York, is
(i. P, Williams, of Williamsport, Pa.
Joseph Conroy; wits and daughter.
John Wood is homelfrom a brief visit
89V. 0,“ W.
J. F. Gornam leaves here Monday
or a vacation trip through New York
Westport Grange will be the guest
Miss Gertrude Barnes has returned
in
John F. Godillot is among the recent
Saturday afternoon a, special town
Miss Rudd. of Mt. Vernon. N. Y.. is
honest of‘Mrs. Lewis Ambler. at her
i
Miss Edna Gault has returned to her
, discOVfred to! it? grout.- that the great
Dr. J. M. ole is one of the stair “"9" cements“ “ ““9“?" him" "9‘
N it comr'mtltioualy from it! satisfied
policy holders and we ' are striving“ in
this agency‘to live up to a high “and;
are in the Life insurance beginner“ “'
m, particulars-enoulre of '
FRIED! CKI‘tI-It‘. Ethel).
in arm A not.“ "
N,‘ some , notion,
w ~ ‘ ' '. “‘1
United Bank, Building. .s'o., Namath.
Miss Mary Plait. of Norwnlk, is en-
A large representational Crackers
mm bore participated in Pomona field
Frank New an and sister Florence.
‘“‘ fiscal. as..." 1'
Thursday night a social gathering
.
. em in...
mehmii‘obfifl: I”; .
The Misses Lizzie Kumpb. Mary Mc-
JF . x3 ~ * i . i. ,v
8.305%! will to la a'deletate‘
The cone. Geh’lirbifQ-ins.‘ Co. on ‘
ends: Bluegrass can soon
”ore
are in order where gasoline and
. kerosene viuves are used. Just
5 think of the recent deaths caus-
l _ ed by them either by bursting or
leaking.
t
’, TH! can RANGE has a differ-
" _ ent story to tell; there's no oil
to leak and cause a fire and ex-
plosions are an impossibility.
0A8 RANGES from $10.26 up.
wIA'Irga HEATERS from
$9.75 up.
Anyold house piped for light-
ing at cost. Estimates given,
A postal brings our representa-
tive. ‘ '
r
can- anus-x at"!
Lighting Company.
‘flr'. ‘
”“000”...
cw ‘ r . 1 i'V.1"v rr
’ I Makes‘the'bldImuiidiItig look like
now, makes new buildings stay
new longer. " ‘
COSTS LITTLE TO BUY.
Is EAIev‘if'o sentry: . ' .
Che of our color cards will be
interestliig‘ to intending paint pur-
chum.
. , , .. .
‘ TO ORDER.
Window Shades." ~ “ ‘
Picture Primal?
DEALER iN
Wall Plus": " ' ’ ‘
Painters" Sdbpiies.
“our Mbteriaia.
sesam— ,
White curtain Poles-with Fixture-
lOo. " ' “‘ ' "
(Sloth Window Shades, with fringe
250.‘ ~ ' 7 ‘
Solid Brass Half Curtain Roda. I t.
long, with natures. loo. ' '
OiiICloth BindliiIg, ice box.
Pamriuo, neon HANamo,
. saccharine. ‘ ‘ '
L I
it. seem
are-v M. “3".“ - a, 4.? “I“ .,
, ens-Sues. resort
Somalia: .1: ’ “ g... .n
‘ Telenhenefisenccfiom.
DAVID We neurone
. Eliseo! hiréctm '
Hr“ ind-Emulator. ’
lb North Islam: soi-Iatiih
Rendemzwomooni
Telephone at beau. “-0.
Renal)
”senile.
are”; '
editi‘irm
.l’tiindiis‘i
w
none:
.. We av n of.
so 50!”! Melanoma
unfit-Milt; Conn. ~.
nuns“
- ingot: the um without iii
no .
Relate raw“,
1 Our New Goods are
' . mi.
Cor. North Main and West fits.
”Marlyn iI _.
Gas Tlpalwi:
‘r‘
First—dis convenience ”’3' ‘
7
coir: .
Secondé-Tho lessening ,o
are of sulocatlon from d
by accidentally leaving them” ,,
IoInI'Iac, it the gas is tur profit.
I t' < .
Third—Tho great rod all n in
diager of Ira from dis .. .
matches. matches not be W
Fourth—To avoid
by the scratching! ' .
vant- and the , ' . , '1'“ .
throwing the di . " i‘ ' . ‘-
iloor.and theoar'v . » , .. ‘
the carpet, ‘
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J UNIUS BRO“,
6 Patriot '
. 52 South Main Street.
I Residence: 2b EbIn flrovaI st.
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Have: «Frederick and beenspendinsetew days in the 39f mood in the an.” heats in the half. tion {to be held at-LBran‘ford ”In“. , , , . . 3. ‘A . R ,I , .
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f East-Norwaik :32); glans. aramovlng to 110:8,“ gurulalhedolivinelivelyI sport The King JentgsI A. Purdy took ‘ vacation. and o. I. , .-. ”COM: ., ,. I, .
yfl‘mfii ‘1:ng smegma cons, of Cross street. '9” he hopes to arrange it so that he can . . i . I I ,
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