FRIHRY. 15135;; “ii. Mi.
1* .I... on.
$2: :3“
SPECIAL F01! OAT; 9.6 12.
FREE
.\ No t'. Iiroom true with ever) pur-
I2haue of a pound of our best Tea at
free irr “any kind.“
This Is Himplt art indIIcI.2rIIeIIl to no
quaint you with the excellent quality
I,
III IIIII' tell
A. Stuli,
24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK.
CONN.
an MiltWIlllI
IlIIIc rJII-Ikson has I"I.llll'!lttiu IronI II
\ihii to liridgepor‘t
MrH. \Viiliam Mueller
home IIII the bridge.
Mra. Elmer llil'lard. of Stamford. In
the gum of Mrs. Frank Muikin. Greg-
ory lloulerard.
t‘aptain i‘t2lt2l‘ III-I-ker'H launch “Rex"
has been takIu out of commisHIon.
'I‘hI- sI-imouer Lucy A. Lane has ar-
rived with a cargo of Hand.
.\ regular prayer meeting was held
l:I.Ht I-IIuiIIg. at thI East Avenue Metle
IIdi-‘t Church. It was led by Rev. E
I'unniugharu. the pastor.
There will be a mtvtiug III‘ Mayflow-
I r Hook and Ladder Company. Monday
Itight. at the truck houae irt \‘nn Zand.
is ill at her
rll‘t‘l‘i. (‘onHiIict‘ulIiu business will comt
up. and a large attendance is dealt-a-
bit. '
The regular Inn-ting of the Junior
Iland will be held as usual this even-
irtg. beginning at 72:30 o‘clock, Joht
i,‘llorrtmullru will be the leader. It lb
ItcHircd that thert he II large attend
:eIII2I2. as there is considerable btrsirreat
to be transacted. The lesson will be it:
Romans XML. 28—39.
Louis E. Reynolds. who drivta to
tinker llundlt. waH going orer tht
Washington strut bridge. this nrorn
lug. when one of the wheeiH of th2
wagon slipped through an opening In
the planking. Mr. Reynolds stopped
quickly. and prevented the wheel from
coming off.
Dr. and Mrs. l2‘. II. llaker are elitel'v
'aintrtg Dr. atrd Mrs. Hayes. of Hart-
ford, who are (in their wedding tour
MIH. Hayes was formerly Miss Lee, oi
iiarti'ord. who was quite w2ell«knowu Ir
'I'he NorI'ralkH. having frequently vis-
iteIl here. Dr. and Mrs. Hayes will in
at borne at No. I‘.‘ High street. llart
ford. on January lbtlr.
’l‘lII2 irrauranee upon the life of tilt
late Mm. SIIHau I‘iapsattle has beet
promptly paid to .\lI2.H. lIia M. James
the admirrlstratrix. iii the two eompan
ies in which she was insured. ’l‘lr
John Hancock policy was settled b:
Assiautnt Superintendent I'larenee ii
t‘raw'. and the I'rudential policy i)_‘
Assistant Superintendent .lolrn J
Itoyle. botlt having offices in Sontl
Norwalk.
A regular meeting of the |.o.\2a
Workers' Society of the Advent I‘llrls
tiztu (‘hnrch was held last evening. a
the church. The election of officers re
suited as follows: I”. S. AInHwortl‘
president: MIHH I'lara \‘eisor, viI-epres
ident; Mina Anna Nickerson. set-re
Iar'y: Miss Ida .\in.H'on2tlI. treasurer
A. ll. Mclwtt. l’enny l’oat reporter. .1
meeting of the newly elected officer
was held after tireir election. and lb
time was I-rpcnt irt organizing and get
ting ready for art active campaign.
2~l.inonine at l'iI-rI-e’s iiridge Phar-
mat-y.
ROWAYTON.
“barb-H- it. fittidet is confined to the
house by illness.
The regular prayer nreetlllL'Ht were
held in both churches last evening.
There was extra singing at each mcet~
ing.
in view of the
the baptist r33 thoroughly
itowtrytou‘a handaome girls-~mrd “'22
Doflfi diéSolve your
Food
with Pepsin!
Uao an old remedy
In new form,
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1: onto round, Cor
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I, tint actloa at tile Stomach.
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1; Lack Of Willi.
:I lkuggista. :59, or 91,013”. P, .7
1i u.utrmunow.m.mwm.om.
Ir- H. Baxter. I R. H. Plaistcd.
99,1430"! Pharmacy. _
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'duu't know one who Isn't hand-omew
are enticing the money from Roway
ion' a poeketa for the benefit of tho it)-
tI'lli tire t'fllllllllll)’. \IIII they are Hue
eetodnl too. lltng-iII-IJ I’reH'H.
Green llrothtra. the ilrldgeporl ship“
builders. who have 1th gone into bank-
dtrptey. built thu new orator Itteumer.
W 1. Bdrm for Captain William I.
Steven. of thin Itiflt‘lt
There will he the tbdtlll rI2III2terdt
for the (‘irriatmtta cantata III the iiatt-
thtt ('hurt'h this evening. It in euro
I2Htiy rI quested that all who are to tukI
par". he pIcuInI at the “bull hout‘.
DARIEN. AND NOROTON.
M...
Mrs‘ Sarah Thompson of Bridgeport.
iH Ilaitingvher mother. Mrs. John ll.
Simona.
'th- .lotly Three Iutcnd to
dance at Town Hull. lIarlen.
l‘brlalmaa.
Stephen Il‘liell and family have re-
moved from Ilarien to t-leaview avenue.
East Norwnlk.
git I
about
tiorr at Ilalnca a blacksmith shop. Nor-
olnll.
Hangers are out announcing the (Hill
Ing lecture to ho deliv2etI-Ii by lion.
Mark it Wilbur.
llcvlval services are being held at
tht2 Methodist Church thin week. They:
are interesting and well attended.
Several Stamford and South Nor
walk \oung people attended the dame
given that evening in the town hall.
'l‘hetopic before the Y. P. S C. E. for
Sunday. December iii. will be "An Art-
ti-Worry Meeting." John ”ti-31: iI ad
2r. Mina Elsie Mackey.
Dr. James Montgomery.
Elder of the New York District. of the.
The Jollt Three of NoIotorI lratl a
lam-I2 and titll‘plist‘. partv III Noroton
l‘ueaday evening. About ltit) attended
Iiusie anti‘2‘filllt'illg were enjoyed by
Iii. Prof. Stafford furnished the mu
ill“.
The opening entertainment of lhI
\letr‘s (‘lttII court-re given by tile Edwin
2. Weeks Company. Friday evening.
)ecember I. was a grand success.
There wait an appreciative nttdionI-e
Ind the hall was filled.
Some one In harlen having offered
‘0 install a hell in tire Heltolhouse
‘Ielfry free of eoHt_ provided the hell
is bought. the children of the school
Ire trying to raise money enought to
my ont.——~Ridgetlold Press.
There has been coIIHiderabic rm.
Irovenrent In the condition of William
2]. Street. of lIarien, who was act-ions
y injured in a runaway accident III
I’orwalk, November ‘JI‘I. if the pres-
2nt improvement continues. he will be
ertIIIvI-d to his home in a few days.
Tire election of officers of HohhlI-
V'ontaus Rtiief Form. No. 7'. w-hiIh
ook place last week III Stamford. will
ntereat manv iu Darien. and resulted
s iollowsz I’IcHItIeItt. Jennie TtnIiH
enlor vice-presiIlI-nt. Sarah T. Thotnp
on: junior viI2I2«preHiIleIIt. Mabel M.
‘ornH': treasurer. Rhoda 1‘. Toma;
haplairr, Minnie \\‘iI.Her: conductor
iarriet Sisson: guard. Matilda .l. Dix-
II: a ppoiIIted oflleers. secretary
Ilara A. Toma. The others will he
ppoinled later. Mrs. Sarah I.
‘hornpsori was chosen delegate to the
lepartment convention; Mrs. lianieI
ilsson. alternate These otllc'era will
c installed by Mrs. Ian-y Toms Paigbt
t the that "regular meeting irt January
WESTPORT.
Henry W. (‘oley in visiting. relatives
1 New York city.
’ltre Goodale house on I‘IIIupo alreet
I being repainted.
Lewis litthhcil. oi ('UIICIIII. has hep.-
ialtlag friends here.
Re\.H01rkI2r.oi “eaten. otettpletl the
I
revival going on In2
Ilowuyiml ”it? Baptist pastor has had inight and conferred the fourth degree. iDeittIeh
repairml.-- I Lady
I ‘Rldé’e rid Press.
“find! 1' 'i‘
.I.‘ flit”
.. 222:
.Ittlpit in Tr2inlt_\ Church. Strndav night.
Antonio (‘tII'oaeIIII has returned from
2a three montha‘ visit to his birthplace.
Naples Italy.
Saugaluck \Virist Club will meet next
Tuesdat ctening at the residence of
I}. Ii. liradlev.
Announcement has been made of the 1" obablv lime be 2n serious trouble and ""‘”2
engagement of Miss Annie Newman
and .l. M. Meyers.
Last night the Sweet family furnish-
ed an entertainment in the Saugatuck
Ililethodist Church.
\I'estport Grange met Wednesday
members provided a basket
lunch.
The weekly pray er meeting of Greens
lFarmH Congregational (‘ltmeh will be
held this evening at the residence ot William Gearing vs Frances Geartn Cancord Stu
g Tel. E. Nor-walk 97 6. 5. Norwalk 54- 5. i
\Vllbur G. Fowler \8. Mabel C . ..,..
\fiss Julia Wakeman.
' it‘s carnival talk hcrcabonts now.
‘ chiefly with the Germans. who will par
tieipate in the Arion manque ball. to be '
Tgiven in Norwalk early in February.
Grocer George A. Darrow has been
compelled through sickness. to keep to
2lus house Hev eral days. He Is in eti-
dcnec again. although far from well.
Funeral aenlcea were held Wednes
day afternoon over the remains of Dat-
Id A. Powers, who died at the home oi
his son. A. 0. Powers. Sunday. Rev.
Jabcz Backus oniciated.
It would be an easy matter fur the
Traction Co. to run through can: he-
?tweon Norwalk and Bridtteport and at
Ithis particular time with greatly In
Icreased travel between the two places.
i Last night. temple Lodge 12‘ k A. M..
held its annual communication. The
date for it falling on December 24 this
year the mud lodge granted a special
dispensation for last night. The new-
i” elected olicera will not be installed
’until January.
Westporl worried over its water
:troubles. finds more cause to w2‘orry
owe a prospective advance .in Insur-
Iancc rates. ~Westport has pinched up
leouragc to kick because the trolley
car-II are so cold that they lobe
tna lee instead of
Ru, al Woods, of llarierr. baa a posi ‘
presiding
Ne wYork I‘laat (,‘onferI-nee. will
)reaeb iu the Methodist Church to-.
night
WESTON.
. Mina iIoriH (train-III ltd.- I‘iailed in
Bridgeport
(Morm- ihurett itt' NIIIwIIik. III spend
but I my data with it ti. t ltIIHI-
i Mra Eli \VakIhtau ItitrriIiiiiId Iiu-
Matinee WhiNt I‘luh on 'l he Hdat
I [47- " I V 'I I
PLUMBING AND'STEAM
eI-‘fuf O «I
It! oral
toi‘ Id: 5 broa hills. "
Iago” dd 8 amine?
saying: is or” yours. And
have the doctorlu Mi.“
903
HEATING,
HOT WATER HEALING
nor AIR HEATING. ~
arovu AND amen
aura mo rm aoormo
', Mrs. P. l‘. .\ otehouue I2'-I2tuIIIId tront coolant! Mum Fitting.
ll \iIIit III Ne w York on 'l'nI HIth. , g“ Fixtm‘OII-2 Metal Cutting, E's
MIH. l.. ll iloyt hurt rinsed lit-t houaI H”: you “on our “Mk 0'
there and gone to Bridge port to spend RICRMQND RANGES?
the wi'.ntII
Mrs. A. I‘ Ihadlig baa spent a fur THE JONES 8' HOTCHWUS‘
IlaIH with MIH. l‘. .‘t oley , on Cheat c0 Aha,
‘Irttt Hill
in» annual Ileelton ut‘ Nortieid
tirarIgI otiiI-orH will he ht7d tltla t2\r2II-‘
'im.r
Mrs. iolIII Kellogg and Mrs Clifford]
‘ I'atchI n lune returned from a \ialt Int
SI: I:IIl‘ortl.
l‘he .“ilirll‘tt (‘lark htnI- returned to
iir tdgeport. am I HpI- riding IIeVerul days'
;with Mina F‘tltel Salmon.
(the of \lr. (Imirgo "1|“th lIorIIeII
was quite badly hurt by a [all on the
‘iI2-.I wlIiIh injured its hip. on ’lueaday.
'l‘he Nortield finnday school will hold
its (‘hrthnItIa Intertuinmont on Tiles-
Ilat Ittning [let-ember T2. at tiiiltt
io'2tloIiI
Ilrrt of M. 'l‘. Iionnelly's raeimt
borHIH has. been quite lame. and in
'I2lurrgt of a New York veterinarian for
2 HI vI ral daya.
Mrs. L. H. (iodfrcy. Mm-rrtury'dreaa-
lllt'r of Fairlie Id I‘ounty i’otuona
Grange. attended the meeting hIld iIr
Stratford on \\'I2dneadu.\.
lierbI-rt .\iothouHe was badly injur-
ed by I2utting his foot with an axe;
while at work III the woods for Adams'
so :Im Hand nIIll on Tuesday. Ilr. (lor-
ltanr dreHH-ed ”"2 wound. w hit it was a
bad and painful one.
WILTON.
Miss Katherine lIlttIrgeII haw returned
from it Hall to Kinks l'arll, L. l.
.\lr. l'reatou. who has purchased ll
farm in North Wilton. you in towrt
over Sunday.
The Reading (‘lrI-lI-
wart Intertwined
’l'hursday :Ifterumm. by Mrs. Frank
(‘onrHtoI2k.
Mrs. James .\iiddlehrook alrti little
.HorI hay been this w2I.-k visiting thI
.for2nII2'H' rrruIlII r. Mrs. Farnharn. III
New ”are".
.\its. llurmun Rings and daughter. of
Palmyra. N. l'.. have been HptndIIrI:
a few days with her relatives. Mra.
StIpru 'ihaver
Miss Muffet the teacher of North
\l'iitotr HI boot is making ptepururw
t l the usual (‘ltristmns festival.
’l‘iIurHIiay. iIIrI-ntber ‘Jltlr.
The any owner of the old Church
to IIII2HtI-I.Ii. iII South Wilton. iH in town.
anerintending the arrival of his house-
hold t‘th‘trlH. from til? Ifii)’.
The younger children oi'I St. Mat-
thew's Sunday fit‘iltltri Inert ertry blat-
IIrday afternoon. at the residence oi"
.\irv. ll. ll. lI‘itch. \vIrI re the little ones.
lllllit‘i tlII Hupervisiorr of MiHHAliet De-
Win the dreH‘HiIIg dolls and other
Christmas articles tor a missionary
bov
-\.H lohn Iialty wax- hating the. train
at the station l'riday I2\‘.cnIng Ire slip—
pt d and fell under the car. He was
irnruediutely drawn frotn his perilouH
position by Stephen 'l‘hatrr and How-
old I‘2hlIhIH or who to this prompt.
action Hhowrd InuIlI pIcHenIe of mind
in ar2erting :I snriotrH perlIapH fatal III-
I-ident.
On Saturday last .I I-2at man for
Meeker mothers of Norwalk. attentpt-;
ed to drive his horses up the sleet);
embankment in front of the James
2 .\Iiddlebr2ook place. III order to deliver .
a load of coal. The horses fell and but
for the timely appearance of "Tony-f
thI North Wilton teamstor. who ran
idcred needId assistance. there would.
clay.
COURT CASES ASSIGNED.
The short calendar list in the Sn ‘
perior Court today is a long me Ant-t
ong other motions In one in the can of
E. Lowe. et al.. vs. Martin
Lawior et als.. the anti-boycott ease
for judgment for want of anew
the part of Lawlor and others.
The ditoree list contains these cues: i
gltfirlcs M Hubbell \s. Rachel W. llub'}
(2
F. Fowler.
S. Smith.
FIGHT WILL BE BITTER.
Those who will persist In closing'
their ears against the continual ree-
ommendation of Dr. King's New Dir.
eovery for Consumption. will have II
long and bitter tight with their trott-
bios. if not ended early by total tcrmir
nation llead what T ll Iienll.
ilcall. Miro-z. has to say: must fall my!
wife had every symptom of consump-
Ition. Rho took Dr. King's New Dis
eovery after everything else had falt-
I2d. improvement came at once m'.-l
four bottles entirely cured Mr“'.Guar-
antced by Frank H. Baxter Rrugzlst.
Price 50:; and $1.00 Trial bottles (fee.
.0
DISTURIANCIS FROM OUTLAWS.
MANILA_ Dec. ll .H-LDIaturbanecs
from outlaws are dying out throughout
the Interior protlnces and loss ladron-' 7"
ism' .3 reported than ct or before.
GOVERNOR TAFTO WWW
MANILA. Dee ll. -—Governor Taft it
has been decided Wi' continue. to act
until after his
_.4r
1? WALL STRIIT. NORWILI.
The 001111.00I'l hire an. Conn
Ill-covered to It: profit that tho but
advertisement. It ha: over and haw
come aratltionslv from its nil-nod
policy holder: and we are striving In
that agency to tire up to a high stand
art! in the bite tnsurauce bnnlnru.
For particular” enquire ot
FIEDIRICK II. Film.
annual Agent.
N, IMITH FIRGI'QON.
luclal Ana-u, .
llnltrd Rani: Rulldlna tin New-I"
TO MAKE YOU! CHRISTMAS DIN
NEH TAM: aooor
Nicl ao‘rrhll or”
Part. Slurry or Tokay Why‘d:
if you have a cold buy It bottle II.‘
Hermitage. Illd lllaekthorne. Taylor
and Somerset llye Whiskey—all first
class brandy—mixed with lemon. sugar
and hot water. Nothing better irt the
world.
W.
CARL 5011‘ URI
‘ 2:22:20 ("I
i
5 p ‘ 3 took our ran
Christmas
Don 'I buynhaap
Cutlery
tarrh Cure is taken internally. uetlaui It “ II “"2“" "i llrouey. 'l‘iIIII‘I' ‘5 I'
till'et‘tly upon the blood atrd mitt-mu ItatIHI'aetiou in hitting a good. artlwlt
surfaces of the Mitten) tht rein III2 2-2 that In"... ”m" ,,\..“..,.n..,. H... (mm r-
troyhr r the foundation of the diiit‘llnt. Iuee In DWI Our PIII‘ Kl’IT KNIVES
IrIrd gvinz: tIII patiInt attetrath by;
building up the IouHiiIInion and tIHslat- 3“ 153”"5- 5”" “N ll\'/.0lll4 CAR
TOOLH
ittg nature in doing its w2.orlt The pro it' it: its and all Mi’it‘ll .\NIL‘S'
‘prutora have no mm It faith in its et-Ir iAlllC I,“l I I i “ MIRAN'H"
IIIIIII pow era that the y offer one lItm ‘
thIII Illliilil‘fl for any I-aae that it fails
$100 REWARD. $100.
The rI-IIIlorII ot‘ Iiilfl' paper will in
“(dwell to learn that there lrl at lett..t
one dreaded Illaease that aeiouee has
been able to cure III all itH stages and
that in (‘arIIr-Ih Ilatl‘ h (‘utarrh (‘ure
i-I the only poaltiv2 care now knowni
to the “Indie lli t'rIItI lull). Cutnrrh be
big a coruttitrttlorml diaeaau
art-unstitutlomrl treatment.
requires
ey will be refunded on any ImMflcct
goods. IlUY THE BEST. They
to Itnc Semi for Iiat of teailmonittls. “fl”:
..t NAddrzaa with; tilt? «.7in {or aorivip t‘. . VI.-
i‘ CHE BY. (30., Toledo, I). h . l" m l ,5 lil my “toes
,iHIIiII by Druggbttn. 750. “j: 1 ""9." u ”I ,5”? i m
I
_ Mllall'I-I Family Pills are the best. "‘i
t
In: and How
i. am now .“III III. Lih‘rary. no.2; Nth.
‘PMM'IMI
.v.._
to; per cent.
A dividend
semi-annually of 5% per cent.
Present rate should be increased
within the year. \lonr dividend
.rw~. m"
Fashion:
hat-2 boon millallYHI‘imnCint trout
unrantecd and princi )ll rotectcd \. 0m. to \ ear. “m. now they have reach-
,” h ‘ Him“ fun oTlIIrty- ed a point of simplicity all! good unto I
live ““1"“ at which thev‘are sure to remain tori
u H
A Invutmont not I some time.
II .mulguon'" The stock of moulding on our mks
. .. .. 1 ' ti 1 i represents the lat-tut metropolitan
“he plan found“ on “I W o thlI-H We. can' frarhe your pictures a!
avenger um: as that of life incur.
once.
thI- -y alrotrld be framed.
Matty an old pic. ture in art old styl‘o
future can be reclaimed from the gar-
t2I2t and madcdecidedly attractive in
the new style mouldings.
_ llenn} {5. Hull. iii IIII summit. T0 Order—Window Shadep. “6'.
Head tor Imam to
Hammltt. Hills Block. Hartlord.
IMPERIAL CAFE . tundurr'k- “2220 ”9”” “I2 we F4322“ I
Railroad dunno i Dealer In Wall ”IF," Pm‘fi
2- ~ 2 - .- '2 2 22““ "' i Supplies, Artist: Mater“)! I
.Phone, 132. Pt, HS N. 1 C ei SPECIA A.“ ‘ i
JENKINS' VALvea AND FIT- White Curtain pot” with Fix-I
Trans. . turcmoc. - ’ ‘
I 0 Be Cloth Window Shadeflr “6'
also . ‘ . inn 3:“.
., . ’ mag.“ Mali Curtain Rodi.
GARLOCK PACKING CAN-
RIED IN STOCK.
GOLD AND SILVfiR PLATING.
New England Electric Motor: Have
no superior. Can show them in
Operation.
Repairs to Stationery and Ma-
rine Engines and General Mach-
Itte Work Solicited.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
M’F'G ca,
55 waraa s‘r. 36;.NoawALK.
LI
Honest
COAL
$6 25 a Ton Delivered
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR CARRY-
ING IN.
Iloal that trill give you full value
for your money In the only kind we? saving. and Lo." We handle only hr "BEST L 10.11"
T"“ “in“ ”W i“ clean; Com any but. a COAL mined; and can th ‘m
“"‘i ”ll"- i“ “I“ a“ ““3 ““3 qua erly dividond antee satisfaction. Send us atrium.
through and which every penny that In
paid- counts for warmth and comfort
tor you and your family.
2I IIIstITttI I Still
TWO YARDS.
“aviaw Mm, . Eat Norwalku
South Nor-walk.
Jessie A. Smith vs. Jamesi Mrs F E Coleman.i' .
46 50. Main St. 50. NorwaIIQII.
has opened her
Millinenl Parlor
with a
Full Line of Fall and Winter
Hats.
Trimmed and Unhimmd.
Outing Hats from 81.00 to 88.00.
CALL AND Loon.
2DAVID W RAYMOND
Funeral Director“ .-
'and Embalmer. '
1! North Main St.
Recife I 6
Tucphone no,
In Nor-walk.
2.2.2. vapor.-
Nice
, Imam—t '
3ft. long,.with fixtures. loo. 2. . .
“Show Cut” Can Opener. cub
easily. No raged edged ,.
and Warm When you 57ch
up in the morning and ”vi PAINTING. P
Coldest Rooms
can be Heated in a few;
moments by the use of a
G A S R'adlatons
Price, :2. 50 up lllgt MIMI & GI)
W___ i 0 al”
jufpilll..135oooo'ii $6 25 .991. Ton.
A depoult placed Why buy poor. 81 {lay coat, Wh?lfill
with tho Industrial can buy on best {or an eqnai
2dme
firm... L...
'PHONE. 68. ’
tutti lit-tittintit
capital, $1. 600, 000.
der and we will convince you of tho
merits of our coal. .
Boat No. 3 Nut; (not the tint IMO!
stud). 8.5. 00 per ton. Best Cumberland
Bitumin‘ou at. attractive mitten.
Charcoa in large or small quantities.
Seasoned w 000. cord lan'nhs or sword
of five per cent. per
annum from date
of deposit until
data withdrawn.
and split. .
aaanca OFFICE. 12 50. man at. Irving WHOM & co 2
Residual neuron. Ruined! Minion“. 2 " '5 g
Mwmr M- L" I- L- 60W" ~mwann 81.. no. woman. _
Charla! E. Dow dean 3. Lawrence
lunch 0M_~ I So. Main St
' Tel. Call, 31-5.
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2 Homsrnck WaI-’
Plow" H. Funnel
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