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Evening sentinel, Friday, December 4, 1903 · page 3

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WEATHER FOIEOAU'K.
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For Not-walk and vicinity: our to
night, and' Saturday. The disturbance
that Warmth! oil. thin coast, r-
day. talnov central near Nova" is.
The disturbance that was in‘tholubllef
Ittssluippt Valley has moved outward.
decreasing in energy and is now control
ovhr lake Superior. Ilt-wtll Iprohalib
plan out the St. Lawrence Valleylon
Saturday; 'It Will pmtlttco slowly ris-

 

 

ing temperaturt- and comp" cloudihoaa '

in this vicinity, but it is not probable
that rain will I'caI-h as far south as
Norwltlk. .Anothcr disturbance in cen-
tral near Galveston this morning. Con.
dltlons favor lot" this vicinity, goner
ally pleasant II'..eathI~r with slightly
higher temperature. .

 

 

A. Humiiton. Jr.. is visiting in titanic
font and New York. '
'Wintcr caps, wiutcr capo, O'Brtenn‘s
.I. Irving Dibble, of John II. Ferrls'

' Victor Club.

'\ ictor Club metnhcis. Tilc us'ua't

Iumph‘s. of its cxcclleuct‘, of its

 

I‘IIsi nlliI II is ill at his home in Bay-
\lIIII at enut.

Miss Etta 'lookcl, of nation is visit- i
lug hIr slstcr Mrs. Manson Mills-;
paugh, in South Norwalk , I

"Maine Cotu l0I can. F‘ ll. 11. fiC‘o.

(looI-gc MI-NultI, of South INoraalk. .l
spcnt Sunday with Mr. (homo Howe. l
at. Rose (l,ottugc Flat Rock, Ridgeiicld.
—-ROII'tlyton llosc Co. Fair (iuiIiIW'l-‘I
llnli tonight. and tomorrow night.

Mr. and Mn. Fm! 'lookcr hate tak {
I‘ll looms with Mrs. ’l‘IlstrnIu. Main'
street, Daricn. and haVI- InoIeIi tromr
South Noru‘alk.

--Ltnoninc nt ll. ll. Plainted's.

Mr. and Mrs. ll. J. Kcllogg and.
family. of RiIigctlIIlIl, HpI‘m Thanks-
giving with Mrs. Knllugg';~ mothcr.
Mrs. John Mend, of South NorIvalk.

~L‘hrintnms IIuIanIrs of thI
York papers {or sale Sunday, at liowrs.‘
6 South Main strI-ct. ‘

i-‘rcd Warner, of South Nol'walk. wu‘:
tombining boulder. Ivlth ploIIIIIII'I, in
ltidgcflvid last “"Hk-—(‘fliiilig on num
I'tous l'IlI nuts and bin ing up porkcls hi
the same iiillt‘.

—~Dlt:k talking qucIlIlnI :4 and mounts
at half priI-nI Edison Phonogrnphli

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and all the ifllt‘St record»; on easy pay
IIIIInts at J. W. SIIIIlIvIIll.
it is useless to tIltIImpt to dPht'i‘ibCi
tlIII bountiful assortment of "now nrck- '
“cat at Misti N. l1. Ryflans 'l‘howhole
stoII may be summed up in tIIo Ivordn .
—lII.~'hloII s latI-st. . 3

Jacob Linchllct, the new proprietor
of the llotcl Hamilton, in South Main
stl'etit,‘ and his family. lIIII'II tukcli pus.
391040" of iiit‘ lIoI-Itelry, having moved
from Quintard avenue.

—;Umbrollas, Canes. ()‘Brleu's.

A new siding is bring placcd on the
building occupied by George l'lIllllps.
the shoe rIIpIIlrIIr in Railroad avenue.
and the building will in- a grant deal
II'aI'mIIt' this wlntor than hIIrIItotorc.

llth"‘-Allththti'dd‘t‘”llhmllton is in New

York city today. attending a meeting
of the linuglItcn of ”1“ Cincinnati. of
which hr in I-hnplain. Sunday Mr.
Hamilton ottiv-iutm at St. .lotIII'.
t'huruh- Bridgopott.

tiéo‘rgec. Sutiiicid, IIiIu "‘0‘"!!le pur~
chimed the Abigail Dibble pint-.0, in
minimum: street. tmpwt Ar nlld Rsfl.
Raymond, is moving Into the place this
neck. The property has been greatly
improved during‘the past few weeks

«Maine Corn we can. F; l). L. at Co.

Frank and Arpod. tho twins born
Monday to Mr. and Mrs, Frank Kenes
of 7 Ely avenue have since dlod and
II are buried at 2 o'clock yesterday at-
tcrnoon. in Pine lullt'ud Cemetery.
lI‘rank died IIhen Ollt day old. and Ar-
pod lived three dnya,

~rh1c2cma. scald head. hives. ttchl
nous of the skin of any sort instantly
relietod, permanently cured Donna
Ointment. At any drug store.

.A Wave of Linonlue enthusiasm is
now sweeping ovur South Norwalk.,
Thc advertising started here about a
month ago and Linnnintfi WM'Yhm
most talked about medicine in this
II'ltI. Many remalksblqctr *0! ”coughz
and colds are reportedlflr

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TAIL'KM- MACHINE CLUB

”Today the t:lking guanine

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's'l'dt r Vat-e "one all.

ion for the town too; the
fit‘lt‘ffz'nii'y cornpiet'c lot of Violin

talki'nmnachhes and rgcords that

Etidfim‘t has ever had in here '

a ’thc initiation of the, First.

Snip to think \\‘iii|l that "trans.
'i'llousauds of rccords, dozcn oi
Inacilincal

liut oi gI'I-ntvr intrrl'at it- the
lnontlnm of the new club plan.
'llIer'c will be absolutely no extra
Ihnrgc on fill} articlc sold to First

ti~t prim is to l")II the club price:
club mcmbcrs mu) clloor'II” from :I
magnifiIcnl tollcctioll; all articles
sclcctcd n‘r‘II ‘dcl‘it I't‘cd 'at'tcr onc' 5
application has bccti itc'céptcd and
payment maIlc of the membership

too of
ONE DOLLAR.

The remaining 5qu tlu’t- is met
by a series of small regular pay-
tut-Ills Before Iou' how time to
think of it (-tlnIOst‘) th'c transat-
Iiou is ov Cl.

Of course you know of the \'iI‘-
tor taikiIIg-macitiur; of its tri

famous records of the Ioiccs of

famous singers. liut do ”you
kIIIIII the III-'II Victoi's liit‘ Hi
the i\. lilt‘ V? The) have tilt

ncII tupcring :II',III tlII stationary
horn. n marvellous poucr oi rc—
{produttivun Thc Vittor \ is loud
cuou’g’h for dancing, thI: \II tot
[II is a wonderful machine {In
Itomc use.

llcrc is t'hc First \ iIt'IJ'r Llub
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Rovul \ictor. $15 '
hidnarcll ,lr., $25
\ ictIIr iii, - $40.
\ ictor I\,'. — ' $50;
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\" it i'or, tcrords'.‘ ' 7-iIII-lI~--5oc.

MoIIan it TN Ill'ti>. lU- iIII iI—$li

llcl. tin‘T'IX‘IIl‘ti\, I: -iuch~-$I. :0.

Rod Seal ncords toIiInIlI in ltd.-

ous opt-rat siugcrs~n$2 5o

Any Victor machine and any
dozen record's delivered to merit-l
bers‘ or the' First Victor Clubon
payment of the membership fee 6t.
one dollar. ' ‘

Come and sec. and hear find en‘-
joy. for yourseli'f" '

Tint HUMAN
Dav (loops col. ,

Bnydgqflport Coimi

Tho Norualk Milg'kr at out,
placing in thIIll' mall anion u'iié'idt
mules that cantntn 't60 spindles on
They are expected to be in operation
by next MondaI. thn uorklng ll
will ahoti that. lilt'lt' are 51:00 spindles
in operation and the) mo in charge
or (poorer! 'I'u'd'iiimn '0‘!" chic!
pro this 9! no In at. 9'29"" t I
homey» a‘n'd ii'tolibnt?! [I {lift
,,..Mr. M StutbeI.Danhuvy..ttonu.; lath.
Shalom. R. A. Trinblc, .I. Bonner, Iv.
H. Worden. ii, il. Dunlap. J. ll..»
Squires, ll. R. Mark. J. E. Connolly;
New York; E. D. LounI-ll. l.. J. .\lI'-.
KmnthJJl. Arnold. G. l'. ltogorsd

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Eton; WW K. Amaltdt. Altoona Pit:
W. Bul'Btlrrltl. Britigq'port: .i. ll. John
foo Buffalo, wcro guests yesterday at
In H031 Ifllttnrd.‘ " . "
Hall the show held oil a short tiuuI
longgir and on cold pimp continued-
3:311: revvould probably lune [well n, req-
smashing hi'ri'bng the ice har'I estoI-o
'1' Met on the ponds'tn this neighbor-
Iltt from 'tlvo to eight inches thick,‘
End or thin width 01 course thesnow
as not Inn-mu it had it is not lilti-
ly tint. Ici- cutting ml storing not be
begun at present. _ _ .
Wintcrhisu't here yet. it in sched
in t e almanac: to on in an]:
m- on the "2d of this inonth. wd'
conseqpently is hourly three wrecks!
III" try. The' shortest days m an équalI
length of time away and then. 3 tet-
short interim. the atternooné II lhiI
gin macaw writ“:
sill drab: henna.- .fllh more nine
hairs Iliad twenty ml u es or there-
a uts ong By the 22d
théyp'wgn as o'ratl ”‘8 themselves to
"1" length of nine hourq‘I' and seven

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olv. 8 'p'iace oVISu’Itligfit Sb8p.

teztcfupl UT of hot W8ter.

land- 8 ding Wino la fol-of spirits
:fh-Ilmmynloi Point thofromes. eti stav‘mia

minutmthen In: 9 withasoft hru andpold.

Avatar... with clean chit oisléather.

on wt «(08 led the won-

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sing Sunlight Soap.

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IIEMININ: Tomi.“

Tao eggs to a pic is a 3ch good
mic {or aqnnsh nnd pumpkin pit-.I-I

The oak leaf and acorn dcsign is one
of tin lIIIst MIIIIIItIIII-tlitk pat.tclnlI

'l‘hII woman ItlIo pousI-IIIIII and wears
a. blight purplc go“ II undoubtedly has
n generously suppliIId wnrdrobc.

Ono moihu is planning to tllm hcl‘.
t‘lIItI-Itmas two for the llttlII onus with

animal (‘i‘at‘kl‘l‘fi (it"sfit‘d ill EON paint 'hsndsouIII handkcrthlcis. mould not bu ”‘ ”Ii” “'0“ ‘IIII “'“i 58."! "WIN“ {0!
Thu little was “but our thought or rIItuscd by oIItI's intimate tr.ietId Ullt‘ ‘ -‘”'” ‘ “Hm"m" ”Emmi“ i

 

.cd with ball a pound of “bite augar.
half a pound of butter and the Men of
two lI-InouI-I. Stir this ullxturc v'cty
hard, thI-u ml: in gladuallI flour

I-nough to make a ntifl panic. 'Out in l

to round cakes and halal in buttcrcd
pans
The altirtwalut has made IlIc corsagt

,ruille. II nooesrdty, and one magnum-

makcs the suggestion that our» of these
Iutlics tnshtotléd om: couple or Icr)

tho silk ppttiI-oat III the ac-mI of IIx- lI'ng: of cach llnndeIrI-hlct is turned

tI-avaganco but IIlIen compared with qur to make Inorr! body w-hIIrI lt lsilO ho loundnt M

the. beautifully hand embroidered ling

L‘l‘it‘ atl'll'irn which the shops arc show-

ing it 301‘an IlIIltI nloIlI talc in prior,
You may haw noticed that thorn in

, nu unusually large numhcl of cwning‘

fabrics III thII corn and room yellow
Ihadtm. ('lold trimmings ilt‘iizillt‘ll thII

. color and. rillIcl chorations lighten it

mm is an handsome as tho other.
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but tho
the applicant. opIIrntII III I-IuratI ly.

, is. instructor in our IlIII-nrtmcnt

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One quart 0t honev tnix-

In rule in air 81'3””!an

lTelealaph Operators Receive Good Wagesi

gathIrI-d, IIIIIl IIIIithI-Ir is cut.

Pour mplea ol populnr IIlII-I-t lllllnlt‘
lot 1'!» cents. at Colcnlau‘a Saturday.
\londd“ arid Tuesday sevaMvI»
IIIIIt follou III" also in on sub for 2.5
cunts. Sec III].

'-l‘lII art of pruvp;~ oping is cabliy dt'-
Iluircd it you pun- lf st- from C TI}. Sey-
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Ahliltuati opI:IatoI pf IIXIIrptioIIIIl ability

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(‘omc etcuh'igs ll Ion cannot nIIInIl the tilt} session of thc colic-go with n

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national IIIpIItation.

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T1133 Bra um Buslnosis' collage.
George! Sartaln, firesldont,

UNITED BANK BUILDWG.

1 SOUTH NORWALK. CONN

 

TOMAKE

MONEY
You Must Invest It.
DO YOU SAVE?
Would you Save 1!. 00 par month and upward
if your‘ “uphill Mil Tritrrest were Properly sc-

cured ”dough";

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The South Norwalit Trust Co.
THE PROPOSITION

IS NOT speculation
It Will interest

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Investigate this matter.

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FOR FULL PARTICULARS ADDRESS

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ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Lincoln t‘IulnI'il, No. It. will anon-Inblc
tonight for the It'ltllt‘itt‘litlll of rtgulttr
bunlllwx,
~Roltst .IIdrk loI: lb at, schanb'.»
Tho Ref. Lewis K. Moore will oflit
late ntthI Oralbury Chapel, Sunday It!-

ltcrnoon at Mill.

Inf
tit Norwttlk. have heou thI- gut-Ills
n W. Blill‘,Nt in tlIIIngIItIIIIn

I ~ Tuna, Talus Talus. at, O'Bli'IIus.

! i' I"; But i. of tho No'rmik Boston

Eton ‘otn y; was in Nut lorls city

i"" 'im inIIIIII your: rday.

I ”W \\iIItlIrop buslIItbnll tI-um had

{tho toun assIInIhiy bull Wnll strtct

for practice Inst on hing.

i '-=Il1utu Butt ’l‘nluips 16c pk. ED

,il.. KI CII.

i Misn -l izziv Foster. or NulIvalk; atll

Hitortiy Nail t‘or lJvcrpool on It Whilst

 

 

Mrs. ilIIOIgI- ll. Burton I-IoutinuI a
'quilo ill at the Norwnlit' Hospital. but
:irl renting tery comfortably.

-—Slillaou- l’owcll Col poration
i Llnoutuo.

,A special "looting of lilt'II’allllL‘l‘H'
.lYIIion. No. 627, will bI- hold tonight
at t‘entral Labor Lyt‘t'lllll, South Main
street. ,

The annual IIlIIciioII of Buckingham
i'out (l I R. of Nornalk, will be held
this 'PVt' ning at the post room in Wall I
Street. .

—~ Mail It: Exprrw Christmas number
lrondv tomorrow at it 80. Main street
I ThI Woman s (lulld. of Gran:
't‘ hutch hold a awn-ion y-I atIIrIlny after
noon tvith Mics Elizabeth Hoyt of Main
stroot

ThI ad. of ”III Public Matket may
ibc able to asslat you iuIImIr market-
'lng as it in tilled nith suggcutions
Re ad it.

I ~kacys 18 and 20c lb.

IIIIIIB

,Hayon.

.\ dIuII-I- will be given in Hibernian
linll Wall 'rtrcct. Monday cvenlng.
I Tit't‘t‘lllthIl thh. for thc lIIIUI-lit ol'I tlIII
jntlitol III‘ thI. hall.

nIIIIIolItu to: mt ll ,Ioulhs nnd boy:I
at l). (lottliIb'II, it you UWAO‘H‘ coats

—-Tii(‘ largest I'ariI-ty' or 1th I‘ttildi
sfimlth & Co's
Thu Rm JnIIII'Is ll. O'Dollll' ll. pustor

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of St. Mary's ,t.‘hurch. is ctltcrtainintl
,WiillnuI ll. tl‘lhmncll. his cousin. of
Now‘ liavI-n, nt Ult‘ rectory.
~.—('hristmas IIIImbIIr of the Now York
Impcrh dI-Iivcrcd from Mocha.“ ll South
Main St., Sunday. Lnnvc your order.
or irlIIplIonII l:lT-'.'.
TlII Holplug Hnud (‘irI-lII of Klug‘r i
linugth-n. of tin Norwnlk MIIthodist
t ‘hurch ls iltli ling :I M salon thin uncr-
moon with Mrs. Charter ti lII-s oil
I'M-Iii .\l. Iili strvci l
- -Kuux and Dunlap llerbies 0' Brien .
William 1",KOIll of Hillside pincc,

 

pooltiou is one of l"t spun:- ildllt) null it is a vu'h‘ilill‘ IIIIIIlI'IIIlInt that l Who Jabbcd a. knife in his‘ hlnd. bIt

TIAQ‘PII the thumb and tirst tingwr, two
weeks ago.- is still laid up as n Ctlllile- i
uucnlc, although in: hopcs to be able
to I'tIsquI his dutics in tho Snartz &.
it‘orbctt Iigal factory ncxt neck.
~Rcd Onions 30c pk. 8100 bus.
11* Lawton I! Co
. 'lhr liitfllliit‘lh of tiIII Silitilt'l'N' "out”.
i NIII'rItIIII, will in) cntIIrtalnvId by Huck-
, mgimm l‘ont. (.i. A. R.. Monday evening.
lbII-IImlIIII‘ N. Thin“) contributing to
‘ the I-lttcrtuiIInIIIIIt,I.It’ the evening will
no lI'viIIg (‘, Hyingtou, Jnmcs ll. Gor~
doll and (‘hurles lllttlclon.
—l.inonlnc at lIlcrcn‘s bridge phar-
Illacr.
Repairs have iIcIIn made to J. t‘. Wil-
‘ "on & Company‘s hat factory. in South
I Main strI-IIt.- One‘of the flours. which
had settled by reason of tho great
weight upon it, was braced up to its
original Ilevel. Utilor alterations have
greatly improted the property
— ‘Smnll i'rcsh hauls Wife lht, pork
«hopsl 2',» toasting pork 120., llaycs
J. Rotary Slt‘I't‘Tlrl'. Chatlt-s . IIoII'III
Rogers. of Rogers and Stoveul. nuo
I Howard W. Duty and tlcorgv I". Evans.
.nl- the NorIvtIllI How of t'omstock
Brothel-II, httI'I‘ rIIturuIId from Now
, York, when: they ordered spring cldth-
‘lng.
' Z-Tmlucsj‘oques.

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’l‘oques, O'Brien's.
; There was it merry'homc'gathering
In MI Benjamin F.1iowc': in Flat
’Rock. Ridgetield, Thanksgitlng day.
it. \\. ”one. Mrs. Paul A. English and
the Minsen Sturgeu, all of 80th Non
itvalk gnthorcd :lround thI Illnncr
table. and feasted and InJoItId them
soiIcs Ilntil uul‘lciit‘d

l «Linon'inc at “.Iltluss‘s uctr’phar-
. may.
3 Major Richard P l‘rIII-mmtn Jr., who
is s. membcr of th'tI stall ot' (lcncral
.’ Russell F rust and also the rul-
ltIr of tho lzodgc‘ of Elks in N'téII Lon
don. IIlll dIIliIer tho eulogy .at the an
nuai memorial services of the Ncw wt
ten Itnd'gr or Film; at the Hyperion
Theatre next Sunday night. .,». .9
‘ ~Ronsting pork 12c. lb. sausage 10c.
"types

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L. M. Emerson of NorIv,alk h'ns
leased the \\'00d turning Shop in Clix
t '1 street. Winston. oi the Morgan
Ii tor r'lato‘ ‘cornpsny‘.n anti nill begin
the Wncture or plumbers' wood-
work in two or three weeks. employ-
.ing eight or ten men. lIfrf-LEIner

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The Wtel‘
Wrappers

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We" he' got a wrapper tqulpment here that you should look
into. Made of dark cambrr'cs and males. Mode of pelt»
printed flanneletts. Madam the most careful manne'r andprim

to please Wu.

Wom'e'n' s Percale Wrappers in brocades or shim, br'al'o'

trimmed. deep flounce. at $1199

Women’s Reliance Corsette Wrappers in stripe; an'd' doll,
' ' $1.23

Women s Flanneldte Wrappers in the newest patt'c'ms, it
on“:

Women 's ReliancetCorsettel Wrappe rs. fancy braid tliirlt'tit'clfi;
made up in (be latest style, at ,1. 50

£327:

Tile Ideal Heavy Flannelettc Wrappers. handsome pollen:
and latest style trimming and cut. from $1.30 to 32 9'3

A full line of long and short. Kimonos from

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83-85 Washington Street, j
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IMPERFFCT 32.29:

Ladies" patent coil Goodilear wells never
(tracks.

Ladies vici kid, patent lips. BXlCllSlOll soles.
wells. . -

Ladies patent colt hide button Iicill stylish

A chance for non to bun Gondiiall Shoti.

worth $5. 00 and $83. 50 at 1"

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Oigen’ 3 Shoe Store.

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Neck wear...

It I: Impos'slbln ‘to am a all)?“ 1302' In word:
of 'wllar an alluring nmlfiuu of now
noolrwur l0 ban for your 'l'hcputlnn. '

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S. S. Tillotson.

lntitcs you to hIIr.

Annual clearance Solo a! Trlm'wd tummy

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also by reduction» in untIlInmIItd hats and trhnlntltgtl'.u beginning. .Wa-‘m-

$01. ails“

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A Chance

(5 r on to sine moody lies in giving us $3 chance to estimate on any building

Ivor 'I'ou are thinking or doing: I 0'2: ..

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glitch enables us. to do all sorts oi mill 'II ork at Tower rates than most 3:33-
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tfie'iutlu‘t not I'l‘ébdéttitng I'm t‘ije ,l dying at: mm“ mm. (mid MIMI
Innkc yours for you. r .‘. -i“~ an“. e on»: 1,-3ng MI

RIVERSIDE MILLS, EAST. II.
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TRADE Is BRISK

but we do not approve or the “lure Ilcll enough alone" theory.
following prices speak for themselves?

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