Don’t
on Saturday. as
Forget
THAT WE SELL
3 Cam Solid Packed Pumpkin 25¢
a Pkgl. None Such Mince Meat .. 250
2 Lbs. Fancy Evaporated Pouches .
15 Large Sweet Jamaica Oranges . . 25c
Fancy Turkish Layor Figs . ..... ., 151:
A. Stull,
' 24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK, ' CONN.
IIIIIIIIIIIIIII
Mrs. Frank Allen of Cave avenue Is!
Iisltlng friends In Stepuey.
"Iht- slush yesterday made the shore
toad almost impassable tit I1I talu spots
.Iohn Wilkinson. ot' \\estport. but
been visiting friends here for the past
few days. '
(‘ onstderahie pI1IgIess is hIlng made
itl‘the repair .I to the pool Ioom at Haf—
Del :4 atom.
The Iegulai InlIl-IIeek prIIyeI Illt'I [-
lug. tonight. at the AdIIIIt littlstlun
(‘Ihurch Van Zandt stIII.et wilI be I-on-
ducted bI the pustm. All ate cordial-
ly welcomed.
IIIaIItentlet .lphn (‘IIIII was at work
this motnlng tepulrlng the side walks
III iIoI (ll thetole's Flttllll express
otllte. ‘hls has hIIIn a bad spot for
some time and the repairs have been
II-rI' IIItII-h needed.
The steamtr Medea was unable ye:-
tIIIday afternoon to break open It chan-
nel through the thick ice to Hersh-
iII-lds wharfThis morning the stea-
IIII'I' AIiIIle
attempt. lee cutting tools were used
at times but the progress was very
slow indeed anti discouraging.
A man and a “moon weIe spilled ottt
oi a sleigh In I‘aI-It aIenue. IIIsteran
attetnoon but fmtunately sustained do
trouble aside from a few bruists. The
man was attempting to turn the sleigh
arountl and turned to short. The run-
ner struck some obstruction and Met
they Ivent. lie hung to the reins how-
ever. and prevented a rttnaway. The
woman picked herself up and alter
shaking the slush from her clothe< not
ill again anti thII' drove off. They m r.-
eI'idently strangers in town.
The thick lee In the harbor caused
t‘IIptIIiII Lewis Lockwood to become re-
miniscent yesterday. He said that he
did not believe that tip he no» \'t‘l,\'
thiI-k here and certainly not half a.»
thick as it, used to he, lIII I'III-IIIIeII onI
time When he was ll 1on up lilt' Notth
liiver (Hudson) when the ll't" was re-
IIIIIt-kahly thick and haul. A sIIaIIIIIr
III did not I'IIII.IIIIII-' her liillll". II :t:- ,to-
in;; down the mm: at pretty good l’Ztl~
I I A i
when she struck an tee floII. IIII ice
was so thick anti hat1l that the stIIIImI-I
w as cut tight in two. The top ltalf
IIIInt out on the iet tloe and hunted
down stttam Ioits IlII~tinatloII. and thv
hottotn half sunk to the bottom of the
Iivr.II lie was I1Itmn thet1I iI Ito such
he in these times.
There is an eccentric old man around
town who ('i‘lrl‘lt‘r a state's prison mad.~
leather cane. and often wears a helmet
hat. who is taken for all ktnds of I-har-
III-ters, front the parson to a high pri-
IItte III-pJIiI-eIIIIIII. The helmet is ttot
ll new thing to him. 11> IIII wore them
t‘\'tli hrloue the police t‘\t'l did. unit
that style of headgear wit: introduced
Into lIonIion over half a century ago.
for the somewhat tlIISIIIeHI lirIiIsh
I‘IIIIIIII', who are so-I-allrd from the Sir
Ilohert I’IIeI having had the law pass-
t-II through the liriilsh parliament to
uniform the police. Previous to the
mtigue uniform the English poliI-r-
men wore a high silk hat. a dress coat
with long tails. military I‘llll'k and a
truneht‘on by his side. and it there was
an awkward looking person imagina-
ble. that man was an English hohhy,
also taken from Peel's name.
"How are you. sir" anti "How is
Mrs. G. and the cltiIIIer.” was the em-
phatie salutntion. accompanied by a
grip that might have done credit “to
lliram AlIlff. \Ihith almost htought the
IIIII Ietlted member of the Sink 'Ind'
llule Iltigade to hi~ knees. It eame'
from It middle aged. stoek huiit. good
natured native of the Emerald Isle.
and. as Soon as the old man recovered
his senses he said: "i not pretty well
but yott will excuse me. i do not know
Mrs. G.. to say nothing of the I-hiizier.”
\\'ith a mouthful ot apologioI she re-
plied: “For the love of tiotl. excuse
me. sir, but you ‘Ie the dead image of
MI G." The old man had been taken
t'oI everything else but II dead image
and that seemed to hit him haul. for
he has got as much hustle and bustle
in his old bones than all the dead im-
ages in the whole world I-onIhlnetI.
Rowmron.
I‘
ll Arihut titillin. who has been thIiI
til I4 considerably improved.
.1 R. Heutleld.'Iv_ has been very ill
III pneumonia. slglttly improving.
Dr. William .yon} has purchased a
new sleigh from Captain John l.‘Hom
Inedicu.
Mrs P. (‘ Brown who has been
quite ill. is non able to sit up for a
short time.
Bernard Murphv hos disposed of his
tnilk route and left for Florida, to
spend the balance of the winter.
Two large ice houses on John Sher-
man Hovt‘s place at Contentment la-
Iand have been filled with line ten
lneh iee
Hiram Sharron. employed by Livery-
Inan Edward J. Ludrigun slipped on
the ice yesteIIi|y_ and strained one of
the tendons in his right leg. making a
very painful injury.
The Methodist Episcopal sewing
classes will meet at Miss Huckley'l
studio on Friday, from s to 4 o'clock
and from 4 to 5 this winch. instead
qu.
Captain John l} ommedieu is hdlld
log a host at the lower dock for John
Bhennsn lioy: and “other for Anson
i‘helps Stokes. ‘l‘he finals are both
lune ones and will ho completed in1
I 21w weeks .
f
26c _
\'. started out to make thet
about 8 o'clock and retired
ve- . .. “00‘... ‘ ' I0
op Oontontmont lulludt
has been mounted. and the lumber has
arrived at the Rowuvton station for
the building.
Next week Wednesday there will be
a ten I-IInt tea given by the lIudlos' Aid
dist Episcopal Church. The mom-
bers will meet through the day to saw
at the same place, assembling In the
morning
The II-guhtr Thursday night prayer
meeting will he. held tonight at 7: 30
in the ltowsyton Methodist Episcopal
l(illllt h and the service will be follow-
II-Il by a Bible study of the Sunday
iflt‘hOtll lesson. led by the superinten-
dent, (Yharlos W. Bell.
A hox soelnl was .Id last night at
the pursonngo of the ownyton Metho-
dist Elliflt'opui Chuteh, and III spite of
the unpleasant weather. thI re was It
,ilatge attendanee.
fI-II pl nineteen. are III. and the returns
IfI1tm those IIIpoIthI was 845 It is ex
pm ted that the rocot1l of 855 last yeut
will ho e\Ieetlod. A light collation
was I‘I('I'\'t‘ll III' the [ladlen' Aid Society.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Posters are out announcing Janunrty
'21 as the date set fot the Old Folks
(‘tont mi
The assessors have completed their
wotk and returned the books to the
town I lI-Ik s ofiiee fot Inspection.
‘ A special meeting of the ball cont-
mliteII of Eagle Hook and Ladder Com-
meI will he held soon to make prepa
tutlons lot the annual ball of the cont-
pony. to he held III the town hall on
'.lanqu_I ’1‘ The committee in plan
ning to make this ball the best. ever
given in the company. William Chal-
mets has- been sIIIIII1I II as caterer and:
Sllt‘iiillllfi otehestra will furnish the
music fot the e\'.ent
WESTPORT.
Trinity (inllII ,In in session today at
the home of Mrs. Taylor.
William Latin, of Philadelphia, Pa..
has been visiting relatives here.
.i. H. Cole spent Sunday in this vicin-
ity looking over his Green‘s Farms
propert y,
Saugaturk Methodist Church class
meeting will he held this evening at
the parsonage.
The lieneticent anti Women's Mls‘
slanary soeleties are in session in the.
Congregational church todaY.
The Women‘s Auxiliary of Episcopal
churches is ill session III St. Paul's
church. lh'ldgeport. today and repre-
sentatives of (‘III'lst and Trinity
ehltrehes llt'l't' are in attendance.
Following are the newly elected oili-
I-I-I-s ot‘ Greens Farms Congregational
I'ltlll‘t‘lli it. I‘. liirge. clerk; (l. l’.
Jennings, treasurer; J. Taylor, Jo-
seph Adams and James Sherwood.
committee: Darwin Ilourger, l.. i’.
\t'aitemnn and ti. S. Jennings. ushers.
l.tII-lI_v is the farmer with poultry
I.hosII hens keep busy laying. these
days. The scarcity of that product
has liiilf‘t‘d the easy wholesale price at
48 cents per dozen 'and there is a ready
market at 5‘3 and lit) cents If one goon
iuIII market with the "strictly fresh"
urtiI-Ie. ~
And still the watet Inns the hills
he I- ttntulate and thaw is may pIIIspeI-t
of Iostlv litigation if the town tepu
dtates the demands of the Bridgeport
lly'IIlIIIuIiI (o‘ it is stated now that
Ito otdets hanre been given at the sta-
tion to shut oil: that otllelal Itotlfiea
tion of discontinuance has never reach
«III the I-otnpany's lliTll‘l'l'S in IlringI-
po-i: that Judge Beers atiotne) tm
the company has giIeII it as his opln-
inn that the town of \l' estpott is hound
In another to _\t' at IontIaI I having con
tinued the agreement already III force.
WEST NORWALK.
Albert Smith, of Bridgeport.
calling on friends Sunday.
May Preston is spending the wintet
with her aunt Mrs. Corliss, in New
York.
Henry Keyser. of the High Seltodol.‘
South Norwalk. is home with the
measles. Dr.
was
II‘ire broke ottt at the residence ofI
Mr. Keri. Sunday evening.
ed the house to the. ground,
was saved.
the eause.‘ Mr. Kevl ptti out one tire
for
night and at 12 o'eimk the names
Slallt‘tl again and he could not who
the house it was the titst
ahoIe the Daniel (‘I1Ien plum
THE FRIENDLY UNION.
Auxiliary of the Sons of St. George
Elects Officers.
The annual meeting oi Friendly [In
ion. an auxiliary of the Sons of St.
(II-Inge. was held TuesdaI IIIIInlng.
anti these officers were eletted:
\iorlhI Friend—John Ashwotih.
\'le.e worthy Friend—Thomas Bla-
mitt‘.
Secretary-Charles Ii, Holt.
'l‘rIInsurer—(Tliarles II‘. Page.
II‘lr It~~lttItIner—i7rank Shepherd. .
Set-ond—Runner—Frank (‘rowthetn
inside Se IIIiine l-~.io.~'cph \\ hitlIII.
Outside pentiueI-lrvlng A hworth
It was decided to hold the meetings
of the organization on thefi fitst Tucs-
day evening of each month
r“
TEACHERS' MEETING IN DANBURY
The state board of education has It-
ranged for a teachers' meeting In tho
high school building at. Dauhury. Sat
IIIdaI JanuarI 23 at it) a. m.. and
2 p. m. At the morning session in
the m itatlon room for primary grades
and rttral schools. Chilled D. Hine.
secretary of the state board of educa-
tion, will speak on “Conne of Study."
and Frank l Jones, of New When. will
speak on “Beginnings. " in the lecture
room, for grammar grades. G. A. Stuart
of New Britain. will speak on "De-
partmental Teaching." and Harry Hous-
ton of New Haven will speak on "Pen--
manshlp.” At the afternoon session F.
H. Beetle. of New Haven. will speak on
"Reading” and 'the and Grown: in the
Teacher will be treated by Charles H.
Eeyes. of Hartford.
Job: Sherman "031. having I inn .,
A hQuery con tmctodch a; prove?!“
I'
rho 7mm
Society at the parsonage of tho‘ Metho-j
All the boxes ex-'
Bean is attending him. i
and burn-l
Nothing '
A defect in the fine was'
the,
house .
ennui
I
l
i
mam-ass. ~ “In“.
quicya anus,
SURE FEET, BUNIMC.
Prevents Swdi‘lrgaAhiiayl mum. It Cools.
or Money RitluM.
At sill-l haunts.
eon sALc av THE currono PHARMAOY
WAS A POOR SHOT.
Young Woman Shoots It a Mun, But!
let Strike's Lump.
Miss Alice lAwylot. who was uom luI
Par mlngton and has lived in that plate.
Winsted and Norfolk attempted III kill
in the Pluclsnd Club in South Carolina
on January 1. Hubert C. Schonherr.
who has a summer residence near Nor-
flk. She has been stopping at No.‘
2 -t least Thirty-third street. New York.
and In a signed statement to the "WIIII
sted Citizen" she gives some dotulla of
the shooting. She says she was stay-
ing at the club of which Mr. Sebenherr
III the superintendent. They had a mis-
understanding about some. money
which he refused to give her.
went to Savannah and hottght a revol-
Ier end then returned to the club. Mr.
Sehenherr was at dinner when the shot
was fired at him from behind. After
the shot he looked up and saw the
Ioung woman standing In the doorway.
pointing a revolver at him. The bullet
i had struck a lump on the table.
’ Mr. Schenherr overpowered Miss
I.aIvI-lor, she was arrested and given
hearing at Tillman. S. 0.. where she
was held in $500 bonds. She could not
get bonds and was taken to the Hump-
ton iull to await trial on February 1.
Miss latwylor days: "The next day l
constable. started to drive me in I.
wagon to Jail In Hampton. People are
tree and open hearted III the South and
l easily escaped front him. I simply
got out of the wagon and walked away.
I made tny way to Savannah and then
came on to New York "
'l‘he Pinelnnd (‘Iub is in llohertsville.
S t‘. Mr. Sehenherr ls lid veurs old.
Miss Lawylor ls “Jo and is said to he
very attractive. The "Citizen" slysw -
Miss lIawylor was employed In the
household of ti. H. llush in the north-
llBYI‘ worked at the l’ineland Club in
South ('nrollna. Mr. Schenherr. who is
well and favorably known hIIreahouts
spends his summers ln Norfolk. hill
summer residence “Httuters' Rest" In
Notth.‘ (otfolk. being well- known to the
annttne I I1IlottI of I it) people.
MEETING OF ARCHDEACONHY.
Church. in Bridgeport.
'llIII annual IIII-IIt'tIg‘ of ill\‘ .\t'I'lI-
day ill St. i’aul's Episcopal Church. in
Bridgeport.
the Holy I‘ommunlon at 10:30 a. m..
with the Rev. Louis NI. Booth. as role-
brant. assisted by the Rev. E. H. Ken-
.l'ou. l‘t't'lIIl‘ of St. i‘aul's ("hurt-h. The
Rev. lir. l.tIlII-I-k. of New York. preach
tIIi an interesting IIIIIIIIIIIrIIII.
Miss I. t‘, Jarvis anti Miss Mnkon. (ll
West Africa. who gave an account of
lllI' work done there. and who ex
(‘lil‘itt: Mrs. Chapin. of New York.
spoke on the work of the Periodical
Club. At t p. in. luncheon wits served
by the ladies of St, Paul's Church.
At 215 p. III. an address was math
II; tIII Right Ilt'i'. II. II. Wells. bishop
of Spokane. on the work done in his
field Miss Thatcher. who has~ htIt rI-
ieentl: ItIturnIIIl
Islands spoke of the work in that Ills
Iiuut held The Hot MI Ilughson. of
Ashevllle. N. 0.. spoke of theI work
.done among tho.
| Stiul h I
EXTRADITION FOR ABEEL.
Bogus J. lOgdcn Goelct Must Return to
United States.
\VICII IIANI). Ontario. ..lan H. ~~Jutlgc
Wells. yesterday afternoon gate his
I IleI lsion in the ease of James N. Alieel
,under arrest here for extradition to
New York for alleged forgery In con-
section with his alleged impersonation
of "J. Ogden Goelet. " Judge Wells
read the ehatge and his judgment Ho
.stuted that it had been urged by thI
Idef fensc that the depositions had not
IbeIn taken in the presence of the III-
, eased and were not fair: that the evi-
, dence of forgIIIy was no: corroborated:
I. that there must he a prattlenl attempt
to copy the handwriting. and that then:
iwas no attempt to injure shown. He
overruled all lho‘Itt objections and de-
listed that the Nuts disclosed In the
fdepositlons Ionstiiuted forgery in thel
state oi New IIIIII lie then Iommlt-
gteIi the defendant to jail informing him
that he would not he surIeIIIlereIl tot
iflftI-IIII dine. and that he had It tight to
appeal.
i AbIII II II counsel said the (use would
the appealed and probably decided in a
iweck oI so.
I’
i HOSPITAL STEWARD NOLAN.
I The newly organized Hospital Corps
of the Third Regiment will hold its
tflrst drill in the armory Friday eIen-
lug January 15. at B and its second
drill January 27. Thereafter drills
will be held on alternate Wednesdays
until June l. Colonel Fitch who has
Ilssued an order as above. has also. on
| the same date. January 9 issuing an or-
Ider appointing Private W. D. Nolln.
IJr.. nu Acting Hospital Stewurd. with
the. rank of sergeant. Private Nolan
twho is employed at Goulden's Phar-
macy has an intelligent knowledge of
[drugs and rot-em. and in otherwise
well gated for. _thciuppolntnaL-I~mm-
This I: the medicine
have mated or any-
to: cough, colds,
tun.
She ‘
ern part of the town two summers ago
and previous to that time III said to
Annual Scslion at St. Paul's EpimoleI
III-III'IIIII'I' of II‘airi‘lIIIII was held I'I‘le‘l“.
The services opened with .
Among the speakers of the day were
hilIitIId a quaint collection of American .
from the l’hllippiIII-i
"lllunlflllltt‘rs ot the .
UBIESIMM‘ITI'IIIJ
on. “IIG'I
PElllIiiliIlAlw PlliS. K
WurmmII “Rm: “undid.“
lulu. Anlll'lllmvlnu molthotviwimh
blion-t “Mfg!
‘ I 00.. In i030. mm. “It
I- ohu pro-lo-
na: All luau
lllfl IE
PALATAILI All. POTIIT.
Si iitpttsd Ina: climt
is the Ideal restorative tor the and. the
weak and dobliltdtod. it II uppotlllng.
strengthening and vii-til.
Ing. Quickly and name.
nrntly CUIBO
Dyspepsia
and indigestion.
1r] ii. '00 Role u,
Edward P. Weed, Norwatk
Pluiuted'l Drug Store. So. Nor.
Cor. Monroe St. and Railroad Ave.
T. J. SULLIVAN.
PROPRIETOR.
European Plan. Excellent Rooms.
Just completed and newly furnished
throughout.
Look at our roams and compare with
any in town.
One minute from all trains.
Rates Moderate.
Found at Last. .
After years of medical research and
experiments Gr-‘aI s lionev of White
:‘i'tne is found bI the MeIliIIaI l’roles
slon to in the finest renIIIIlI on the
,market for Coughs. Colds and Ill
lironchlal affections.
I ZEITFUSS‘ PHARMACY.
8 North Main St.
.SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
INSTANT REIIIEF 125$.“
.sIm- 'nImI. IIIIII blunt. IAN
II. Ml do." ‘IJI. No opium.
thlylnhlllblo cure (or Asthma. C.-
i
I larvh, ,llronrhltln‘und?Ill:k(‘onnnntp-
“on Mound II 00 I nights I'int.
I It!” prep-Id. It. Wu! "hum a (‘II .
lndlnnupolln. Ind.
Do You Want Monet)?
I have it to loan on all kinds of Real
tu‘rtnte in Ian'e or small Amounts from
one to ihtee years or on easy monthly
I paImcnts. 5 and I: per cent interest.
F. Arminglon Peaveu
Mortgage Broker.
I090 Fulton Street.
ilROthl YN. N. Y.
Honest
éCOAL
iii 25 a Ton Delivered.
iNO EXTRA CHARGE FOR CARRY-
lNO IN.
i
' llept. M.
Coal that. will she you fttll value
for your mom» is the only' akind we
‘sell The kind thati clout:
and that is cool all the way
through and which every‘ penny that is
paid counts for warmth and commit
for you and your family.
II. HERSHHEIII it Still
Two YARDS
Seaview Av... Ealt Norwalk.
cancord St. South No alk.
Tel. E. Not-walk 97-6. 0. News":
'th, 182.
Julius ”Virus
and
OARLOCK PACKING
Curried In Stock.
auto AND eILvsII PLATINO.
New m Battle Idols.
Have no cuppa-tor. Cart m then
In operation.
Replica to Outlaw and MI-
rim Engines and General Moot»
in. Work allotted.
-THE 6. N. IchIBBIN
'H’F'GCOI "
53 WATER or. 0:0. nonwALk.
[not be (Ul‘ill by liuli‘ u Caturrh Cute.
. J. Cheney tor the all is years. and be.
VICTORIA HOTEL}
HOW'O THII?
We oflcr One llurulrod Dollars Ru-
and for an cm of Cutarrh that oun-
F J. CHENEY A CO. Toledo, 0
We, the unIlerIIl nod. have known I“
Iisvo him porfoctiy honorable In all
business irllt‘lndctlonl and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm
WAIIDINII. KINN'AN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Drugglsts. Toledo. 0.
Hull’s (Yaturrh Cure is taken litter-
pally. III-ting directly upon the blood
and “mum" surnt-esot the system.
Testimonials sent free, Price 75 cents
per Iiottio. Sold by all lirngglfits
Tlito lllll'it Fntnlly Pills for consti-
potion.
Men Ille widows my friends are
sorry. but that doesn't furnish broad.
but a policy In tho
Donn. General Ufa Insur-
ance Company
payable, immediately makes the family
Independent.
FRED H. I‘IELD.
GENERAL AGENT,
United Bank aldflg. Bo. NOrwstk.
10% per cent.
A dividend
semi-annually of 514 per cent.
Present me should be increased
within the year. Your dividend
usuuteed and princi l protected
{bro uh I “trust fun '0 Thirty-
liioua.
“An Investment. not a
speculation.”
The “ pied" founded on the law of
averages umc II tit-t of life Insur-
unce.
liven
saw Mr mm to
Hammltt. Hills Block. Hartford.
Denny 8. Hull, Representative.
1 Lauder Bik. South Norwulk. Ct.
The Humphrey“
Gas Light
is the Brightest and Best mem-
ber of the Light family.
It grim ,
MORE LIGHT.
BRIGHTER LIGHT.
WHITER LIGHT
STEADIER LIGHT.
an ad
Will Make Your”
Light Bills Much
Lighter.
ititii’liiigiiingtu
‘PHONE.OO.
C;plul,O1I0°0.000-
Surplus, 0105.000.
A depollt placed
with the Industrial
Savings and LOIII
Company hear- a
quarterly dividend
of live per cent. per
annum from date
of deposit until
date withdrawn.
But. Supervision Of New York and
Connecticut
BRANCH OFFICE. 12 IO. MAIN OT.
.—
Resident biracial-s. ReIidont Manage".
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn
Charlo- E. Dow John I. Lawrence
3 link it tanStII
PL UMDINU.
STEAM ’
H01 WA 1E3.
A” GAS
FITTING.
from Iron. Copper
’ and Zinc. ’
so South [lulu Strut. {-
Telephone, 187-3.
“nth Nam-lit, Conn.
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
. Funeral Director
odd lmhulmcr.
l! Norm Main at. South Notwal'.‘
Residence. ll crew-Ii Tetra“,
j; We handle only the "BEST
. COAL mined. and can therefore gulp
. merits of our cool. ,
~ But. No. 8 Nut.(uhuhe1lutulntor
I: stufli. 05.00 min..- hound
. Bituminous It attractive prion.
Seasoned wood. cord lengths or and
. and split.
the slamming of that
door—keep out the
cold air—avoid the
breaking of glass. The
ECLIPSE CHECK AND
SPRING will do It: easy
to put on and keep in
order _We've got it.
COMSTOCK, WATKINS A DOW.
PHONE. 43-6.
SOLID AND_ JUOCESIV'UL.
Bitullalitinallianlt
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
—.——..
annual. “00,000.06
Snmltu. {100.000.00
Other Prams. 350,600.00
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, President.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Pruldcnt.
JACOB M. LAYTON. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
Edwin H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knlpp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Mervin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Ewart: John N. Light
Frederick H. Rowan.
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Accounts Solicitor!
Wall Paper Sale.
20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
Making room for new goods, we are
giving 20 per cent. discount on last
year's Gold Papers.
50c Paper. ‘00
40c Paper, 32c
30c Paper, 24c
25c Paper. 800
Borders same discount. t
To Order—Window Shad“. Pica-
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