Evening sentinel, Monday, January 25, 1904 · page 7

all taatlala-' u the sale at.-

ao the rumor of Its be g under new Commieieonere Bay ahe Will Take as)

 

all a Dibble II II one arts and

 

"he don't you take advantage of
'2 thaae apeelala?

at lba. Gran. Sugar (with other
goods). 81.00

3 lbs. Pure Loaf Lard, 25c
Farley lslgin Creamery Butter 26c lb.

8 lbs. Large Santa Clara Valley

Prunes. 85c

' I shady-died). . the

3 Cane Toma

A.

 

malaria
January mil—Rev. A. L Hubbard. A
Trip to Bermuda.

March Nth—Mr. Edgar Lane, Some
Characteristics of Our River.

February Nth—4m. Frank Brown.
Around the World In Sixty Minutes.

Mrs. Frank Theall. of Pennoyer
street. III the guest of relatives In Port
Chester.

lilies Ida Fields. of South Norwalk.
was the guest of Miss Edith :IieaJ. yes
terday. ‘

Mrs. Loretta Slater. who has been
visiting friends In Mount Vernon. re
turned home today . ’

April win-Mills An ellne Scott, of
South Norwalk. The tory of LIItle
Goody Two Shoes. a quaint old book of
”60.

Rev, A. i.. Hubbard will III. III

melanoma next eeaeo.
Greens Ital-ma Farmers club III on There i. a young woman barber In
hold lta annual convention In the W‘unleord. who Is an apprentice gull
church lecture room PM) 22 At M0" her time In nearly oIII. Whlill it is
day night's meeting the following oIIi-l "me for nor to become ll tull dodged
(0“ W91“ “WC-"'0 William H. Burr. barber she will have to be examined

 

emlnatlene In New Haven. l

president; E. J. Taylor. vice president; by I}... state commissions and If and

J. I“. Elwood recording seclutarv: (I. ‘puga “he will be given a cmtiflcate.’
P Jennings c'orleepon ing secretaiy: gm, will have to demonstrate her skill
Joseph Adams. librarian and trensur- in cuitingllllr and whiskers and tillIV'
or lug and answer questions about the

While yet In Its infancy the 20th or li- treatment of men‘ a faces and the sani-
tilry has aIrIaIii made a record and tery conditions supposed to prevail In
may we not fondly hope that the ping I all nrstclnas shops Tho commipslon-
rose and aIlIvIIy it evidences will III are have decided to give her the ex-
fuse his late the local board of 'T‘lall‘ i umlnstions III New Havon Some of
Not being in fact defunct the only alir- the commissioners said Saturday that
mice loft III that some Svengali has they had "m." the young woman tllm
"tied his hypnotic Influences “‘d W" hair and that she did a good job not
It In a tl‘llfl't‘. The future ofWesu ‘IOI'KNIIIIK to shave IhI- hack of the
port is far too v.ital its opportunities .....k

HOW’I THIN
We offer One Hundred Dollars Ito
ward for any case of Catarrh that can-
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
1“. J. CHENEY & 00.. Toledo. 0
We. the undersigned have known F.
J. Cheney for the last 15 years. and be-
l.Icve him perfectly honorable In all'
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm
WALIJING. KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale flrulrgists. Toledo. 0.
Hall's (‘atllrrh (‘lirc Is takcn inter-
nally_ acting directly upon tho blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent Iron. l’ricc 75 cents
per bottle. Sold in all Dluggists
Take Hull‘s lt‘amili Pills for tonsil-

the slamming of that
door-keep out the
cold air—avoid the
breaking ofgiass. The

‘ reams none.

m can ‘AIIVI voua weak
those can sue ATTINTIDN
now new we CAN sualso vile
IMIIDINGLYJUOY «neuron

 

» THAT IIAOON THII II AN exalt.-

taur .TIMI To have WALL aa-
.c0Nalbla how
MUCH usarao "ANb ‘vrhaW
awn rear-nan voutt m
waste as roit' mritotlifi‘d"
season. IF l'l' walla 3"»!th
melee. MAKE a cannula

pation.
object sermon at Fitch's Soldiers“ too good to permit of a replesenta- --._ .—-- ECLIPSE CHECK . _. M
24 COTTAOE AVENUE. Home. Tum” mm. “MW 2, m ”w body 1.8mm,“ mam” Tm er: AMER sAXONIA ”my“ AND renew or IT .. ‘
EAST NORWALK. CONN. the henetlt of the veterans. .Ilssmislmi has suI-Iod Io I-rlpplo its use 1 NEW Y0lll(.eJflll. 2;, 1mm. Cunard SPRING will do [1; easy IT I! A FACT‘THAT gun wo'K,

 

TWIST Wiiiiiiiii iii

 

 

Will lirolrablv dot-II at In." a. m. to- blit a policy In tho
talks at the Rowayton Free Library' WILTON. . ‘
heater Flnch spent Sunday In town..wlii take place Friday evening at a . "‘°”°“~ ___,_,_..____ Conn. General Life lnsur- ° ' ° ' ° ' ° 0 0 0 -
Jfimefl Hayes, 0' Wellingtord. Wasio'clock. Course tickets are 35 cents. Mrs. A. w. Mcrwin will be hostI-ss If you see it In the patent modicinc '"o. COMPUHY COMST°9§ WAETK'7“ " DOW.
\‘lglilng friends in town yesterday. land the program is as follows: of the Matlncc Whlst Club almanac rempmhor I' “II... written "on payable immedlntoly makes the family HNO E. 43-6.

'l‘liomas born and William Kenny..
of Danliury, wore visitors hole yestei- l
day.

S W. VelsOI has resumed his dutiesI
at the Ioal yards of Raymond Brothers
after a brief illness.

The steamers City of Norwalk ulHTl
E aglc hsiI rcsumcd theii regular tr‘ips
to New York and return daily

t‘hurlcs Arthur l’eck.'son of Charles
P, l’ccll. of Fort Point and Pleasautl

The Tokeneke Corporation, which
has several houses near Contentment
Island. has leased the one In the
"Cedars" to Mr. Hoffman. a well-known
New York artistl.

The first of the course of four short

 

At the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Sunday the pastor preached In the
morning on the "Man With One Tal-
ent' and In the evening the "Two
Men Who Went Up to the Temple to
Il’rnt.’ 'llicsc weie the first sermons
In the series of twelve to be given.

A set of windows has been placed In
the large house which the Tokenelle

fulncss seems to be agreed by illcm
bers of that organization bilt there Is
no logical conclusion why a love feast
aiid reorganizing cannot restore it to
usefulness.

fine steamer Saxonia from I Iverpoel
and Quecustown fot Now l'.ork is re
ported as having been in communica-
tion by wireless telegraph with Nan
l Illckct Lightship, at flzll'r this morning.

 

Tuesday
January “b !

Mrs. Julian b‘iIiiniIartlt died at licii ,.
home on llclden llill_ at it a. m. on "
Tuesday. after a few hours Illness,’
terminating In heart failure. Mrs.
Iv‘romhardi was a native of England
and came to this country In early life
making her pleasant homo In Wilton
for many years. She possessed a strong

thr- unsophisticated

 

 

Corporation has under construction at
Butler's Beach. The contractor Is

and Intelligent personality loyal to her
many friends and neighbms. thcso ox I

 

l-"Mcnwdlc: willows cry-.77 friends are
sorry. blit that doesn‘t furnish broad.

independent.

FRED H. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT,
United Bank Bld'g.. ea. Nat-walk.

..... .. E... I

Dividend

to put on and keep in
order We've got it.

 

 

 

SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL.

Biip National Bank

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

MEN an: NEAT. _
can. us on The PHONE on. I

 

to First Avenue. last and...
Telephone Call. .1“

The thrill Side Fttil Rollin.

FOR STEAM AND
HOT WATER HEATING

mouse is clitically III with tonsillitis. Samuel Momhougo 0f West Norwalk i tend slnccrc sympathy to the boresch/‘l ' _.
MISS Matilda Smith led the meetin8!Repairs will be made to the walls in family who will mourn her loss. Paying Mining. Oil. Smelter and alpha" gloa'oao’oo IINBURES A WARM HOUSE. OAYI

III the Epworth League of the East' the spring iiiuslmnd and three daughters surviu‘l industrial Stocks making possible Surplus. 3100.000.00 AND may"; m corms“-

Aionuc Methodist Episcopal Church i The ladies having the course tlckctsi her Funeral sorvlccfi will be held at I a on e Ivere large ”In“. and Profit. Book~ OTOOI' "0”“ 1 ‘80 J00 00 WEATHER ..

last night. lto sell are Mrs. Frederick Ambler. Mrs her late homc this Week Friday. lclli on application. ' ‘ ' ' . . _ ',

“1“ new 900' table for Ham! 5 N'Murv Thomas Mrs John Plunder. Mrs' , p. III. Rev. w a. Hooker omI-i'IIIinII lNO EXTRA CHARGE FOR caanv

expected today
soon as possible and a pool tournament l
will probably be arianged soon. i

it Will be 90! UP llfijGoorge Wicks. Mrs. Eugene Cushman. lTho burial in Hillside Cemetery.

Mrs. Kate Thomas Mrs. A. h. Hubbard '
MIS Josephine Craw. Mrs. Charles

lNG IN

 

WHITAKER WRIGHT'B TRIAL.

 

Coal that will giie you full value

 

DOUGLAS. LACEY & CO.

Bankers. Brokers. Fiscal A cute.
Members New York Couwl dated

 

EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Preaident.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vice-President.
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.

 

Ml- “"0 Mrs I"- Edward BITCH 0f (i,uidcr Mrs Alfred Crockett. Mrs C.‘ for your money Iii the only kind we Stock I be e 66 Broaden and
Blldseuon spent Sunday at the home i2. IIaIkley. Miss Pearl Stevens Miss Defendant's Counsel Wanta To Know sell. The kind lhill is clean ”New Sffcetffiqgw You“ ’ DIRECTORS:
"I Mrs. 9“an parents. Ml‘. and M”: uilllan Wicks Miss Belle Tuthlll Miss' Iand that In will all the “War Edwin H- Mathewaon ”WW “WNW

w. 0. Merl-.ltt of Seavlew avenue.

Misses Mary E. Cunningham and-
I)asic I-‘. Peck, spent'Sunday afternoon.
and evening with their grandmothcrfl
Mrs. M S. Partr,ick who still remains
IIuitc III at her home on the Washing-
ton street bridge. l

The oyster fleet had considerable Iilt- ‘
Iiculty In breaking through the Ice III'
the channel this morning. The thaw
did not last long enough to rid tlici
Ihannel of ice and the two recent
cold night knitted the cakes togetll l
or solidly.

Edward and Charles Sonions, of
East Norwalk, received word Saturday
of the death of their mother In Port

l

:a‘I hcr home in New York.

‘Murla Millspaugh. Miss Laura CrIre-.

knit and Miss Maude Raymond. The;
tickets are limited to 51, because of thc
size of the Library Room. so it Is ad-
visable to secure onc's tickets immed-
intcly.

—"I‘lsn't safe to bc a (lay without
Dr Thomas‘ Eclectric Oil in the house.
Never can tell what moment an accl-
dcnt Is going to happen.

DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Mrs. Alfred Jeliffe has bcen very Ill'

 

 

Why Noblemen Were Not Arrested. ,tlllough and nhlch every ptnny that is

lMONDON Jan. 25. —()n the resumv' pitid counts for warmth and comfort
tioli today of the trial of Whitakcr l.or 3"" and your family

 

 

Wiight the mummy pr.omotor on the
t‘.. addressed tho Jill')’ for the III-

fcnsc. Ho Iompluinod that the prosc-

cution had been IImIluItht uitll tliI

hud mini“. 1 till proi ceilings of the pIr- Seavlew Ave. EaSI Norwaik
sons “ho inspirI d lTlt‘ pltlh‘t‘l' iltIIiii. Iiu l ' Cancord 6t. " South Norwllk

-.

LCIIT Dufftrili and i.'oiI‘i IIUIII lrIHIIiiT... E. Norwalk 976 8 Norwalk “.5
not llIlH‘ btt‘ll plosc, i~iIIIl I.\IIpt in

conjunction With them. I'lllll tliI prosc

option would not have t'lll'i‘tl to I-hiirlzci

(horse of flood Lassen Walton l\.
sunit undisguiscd vlntiittiurulss that TWO YARDS.
allific Iounscl Iontlnucd \Vllght I~;IiulIi
those iiIIhlcliicn with falsehood fllltlv

 

'Phone. 132.

 

E. BALDWIN HAMMITT. Manager,

Western New leaned lunch: Headquar-
tere: Iaiteu- ”Ce tin lulu. liarthrdfioan

Denny S. Hull, Representative.
I Lauder lilk. South Norwaik, Ct.

Get a load

 

Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin
John H. Light

John H. Knapp
Josiah R. Marvin
Christian Swartz

F rederlek H. Rowan.

_—

Amalia Selleffed

 

Wall Paper Sale.

20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT.

Making room for new goods, we are
giving 20 per cent. discount on last

 

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lead for Catalogue and Inveatlgeto
for yourself.

lotion & Lidglirood (lupin,

96 [LIBERTY STREET.
NEW YORK. '

 

("llt‘filf‘l New Iosk. Deceased was ill L‘cnter SCHOOL Darien. “l" K"? a“ ”and. as thny hnII I-hargcd Wright; year's Gold Papers. _.
iotmol resident of this place. occupy- ltntertainmcnt early "1 Iebruar). Why has not Lord Pclhuin-illlnton unll‘ Jenkins “NS-VOW“ 50c Paper, A 1.: 10¢
ing the Chailes Wherwood place in Contractor Ii. Sands Scl luck is con‘ other directors and auditors boon placfi . .. . ' . 32¢ Th H k C
“'mflcld street. The funeral is to mlstructing a tire-engine house at Nlan- ed by the side of Wright? 'l‘hI-y were] and ~ El. 40‘: Paper. - 24c 8 0mm Sll‘illlllllldl "alpine
held this afternoon. us. cqilally l't‘SIlOlltillllt‘ with tho dotcnd- GARLOCK PACKING 300 Paper. I (Incorporated).
REV. J. W. Davis preached the thiidl MIS. A s Bilibins lclenlly had :1 ant. (‘lrliilscl continuing, I'Irtilcntlctl 250 Paper. A 200 ‘W'e
III a series of dispensatlonal and pro- I lo 1 I 1’ d M “I... that ivdilh- Ihc directors may have . . . _. . .. 1.,
phctII scrnions Sunday evening, at the 13,4;qu pnIc In her alu ” “ nlllllt' mat-lime ii .uII-M not IN- lit-r! um“ i" 3‘0Ck- in your Icellar. 30ml“ “am” ““0““- ,
\Iliciit Ifhlisiiitn Clluuh which was llvwd that they were no: guilty III"

illustrated by an appropriate chait. thel

 

’lho \oung pouplc or HIV ('Iillflléfllh.
Iional (‘hurch will giin an Intortain-

5 these charges.

He also pointed nut; GOLD AND SILVER PLATINO.

It will last as lonqas

To Order—Window Shades. Pio-

 

Dwaiinreight tine

Ihait being the production of Harry lthnt IIIc nltoriIry-gclitrnl had ch-IIn-I tug-e Fumes. . -

ll. Mchtt, Icimei (aptain of thc Sai- 1’"?!th OJ'PITTT‘T:Shi0ITgO:2 :‘rhgéggt‘TS m _l( (d to szinItIon IIII- [irlist‘t'llllf‘lll at tho. NOW infill“ H39“ '0 "“9”: Other fuels 1'“! W?“ I -- ——-

\atlon Ar,my the chart was a master ular you“: min and a fair (Howl-0:“ pliblII expense. Have no superior. Cell ahow them wt" admit it ’8 Dealer in Will PW pmw NORWILK. ' .0

"me Of work and displayed much lady is to take place in Febrtlarv (‘ounscl intimntld ”W W “Km hm" T" operation. I ' h Su he Age—ta Materials. SOUTH NORW‘LK "

artistic ability . Contractor ll “Ms Sc-llnh“ his boon selected to limit tilt whole bionic Re sin ‘0 Butloner and Mt much,c COP”. PP 'e . t .
Saturday night jUbl alter the ~.I- Iomplcicd m" lrtadtiful hous at Ril- bcIausI- ho had few friends. this “in loss “d Geneyral Mach- W560 a 1.5 one 8nd NEW YORK.

Ioons closed a Deity of scicllil morn 0mm. which will contain “‘0'” tricul “lie is almost an American cilil.cli.". I“. Wot: 50mm“ 9 SPECIALS. _ SECOND?! c", 0' "OTWIITN

were wending their way arioss meltquip'hcnt, hot and cold water, and said Mr. Walton. “lip spI-iii his ‘ be fed 5“" that White Guru“; pol“ with Fig. .

hridgc. Just as they “are passing other modern Im “”9“.“qu early “to In tho l‘iiltIrIl States, “'lit'l‘i‘ THE G N M KIBBIN mt". sec and 5 uanfum.

tho Radol Shop one of them polIoIll p " he obtained Mich credit as can he (ill-I 0 0 C '

his arm through a largo window In
the front of the building. sliatteliiig!

Louis Kirk of Newton, is very busy
this winter. lie is at present working

tallied by hum-st. Industry and integri-
ty. His only friends in London lire.

M'F'G CO,

 

 

 

 

you ml! want more.
There is a_

Cloth Window Shades. with
fringe. 25:.

baavee New York. Monday. Wednesdan
and Friday at 5: 00 p. m.

the big glass into a thousand pieces. :29 {T3 h‘oufis gbflg$f°fi‘l‘tl::a such as have. gathered round himuinl 56 WATER 8T” so. NORWALK. Solid Br.“ Hglf cm 303. mmggxsgangcgdg'plgf‘"a.I
{,‘ai‘; fgf‘crzfio‘lhfiggel:gggfmflé'ce': street. and Edward M. AerI in Sum- {'3‘ f‘j‘fi: "LN“ “l“"“f_‘_[°_“9 3"“ __ -. HOT TIME 3 ft. long. with fixtures. xoc. Freight resolved from _7 a. m.to§ pm.

sary to have any urrcsts made.

The Sunday School Board of the East
Avenue Methodist Church. will meetl
this. Monday evening. at the home oi,
Mrs. E. S. Bomen, 20 St. John's street.

mer street. and Mr. Kirk does the In-
terior and exterior decorating in each
dwelling

Mrs Henry Whitney received this
week a letter from her son. Rev W.
I-‘ Dickerman containing the Informs

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

I'ri entry bushel of it.
Give it a trial and be

 

..“Shure~Cut" Can Opener. cute
eaaily. No re edge.

1 Ta.
IEBT ITEEI. PANINO KNIVIO,
09- ”a“

 

”val.

BEIiTiiliiii

 

 

 
 

 

 

The lesson will be taught. James ' ,

’I.‘Iiommcdieu's “a“ will meet on tlon that Mr. Dickerman had accepted . CORT’fflCtd PAINTING. PAPER No. To the 01g Country. but" a.
Tilt‘sdlv at 7:30 p. In. The Ladies' "‘9 ‘3‘" he mm“ ‘0 ”mm“ ”9‘0“ , . . I DECORATING. Money Order- vayable anywhere to
Aid will meet on Wednesday m their of the Universalist Church of New Ha- NO, , Europe. For sale at. lowest “I“.
parlors at J0 a. to. Note the time. tvjfisazrgliigyzamgégfig 05121.2?” . | '

instead of the usual hour. There is . , '

much work to be done and a full nt- Bhoaice! [he]: first: [align the;! It: Forlnfanta and MOB. 'PHONE 6. ea er Jacob M Lauton:
tcndance h (195er The W A H' S.OT3|TITI(I)JD fl:d(r\.(so Waterbmnl pint]: ' ‘ ' .

(‘ircle will meet at7 p. m.. Wednesday. ‘ “ d . - ...-_..._.-- m -' ~~~———-— 5 Ralll'nd Place South Norwalk. 0!.
‘ January 27 at No.13 Cottage street. lfignnsogfiiflfiomgl mpcslt’rnutntrl‘itlsetllegg The “In a" ave Capital. $1,600,“. Surplus. $185,000. 3 ;8;gw°;mukmn 8M “1 , .
pith Miss Ella Abbott. notc thc'9 a m.. '0 4 p m. )also on Saturdays . TM Oil ,1.“ ecoan OBI. ........ .~.-. . . . . ..

thanges of time. There will be on February 8. 13' 20 and 27' from 9 a. m. Ea nlng Power 995011 “a ' ' . '

rntcrtalnment undei the auspices ot.
the Epworth League for the benefit:
of the church, on Wednesday at 8 p
m.. In the Sunday School room, of the“
East Avenue Church. The talent will

he provided by the younger members rested at 4 er ” '
' er places in town The water. how- ‘ . _ _ p H ' ~ ..
gag: LTZII‘EE‘EumeIBSITysé’I"dmagediwiIRE. ever, seriously affected the heater In “M l“ u “‘7 “9' C08 . Not-walk, was painted with lead. . .

to i p m. and on the following Satur-
day If necessary.

The recent snows rains and thaws
flooded the collar of the Congregation
al Church as well as a number of oth

the church basement. and a tire could

 
 

Always Bought

Bears the

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

, Mam

 
 

Signatme

 

 

of your savings ill
vested with this
Company at 5 per
cent. is :35 per cent.
greater than if in

ccnt. greater than It imcstod at 3%

 

 

Illillg Loclrool & 00.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

Beat. the Orifice

by Four Year. > ...
_: The residence of Thom“ ii;
. Smith. 55 Osborn avenue. Bast '-

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

' ' ' oil and ainc. hand mixed,
gill: “Afgflédagugtlgygoslfhotgl' 210:2: “01 be limited there yesterday. In 0011- . PWSDIgCSMnCMI‘TuI- per cent; and 66 241 per cent. greater ‘ g . I i j; years 880 by me. ' . .. ,
Subject. “The Lame Man Acts 3-1-9. "We“ce “"‘m “’9'“ “9'“ m "‘e '0“ msmlhstCoaialns neither m" ” Wes!“ 3' 3 "9' 9°!“- oa - 14on "I, went pagan“. " ’
The Junior Leaguc of East Avenue “"9 room. “”9“ “'33 “HP-d 10 its Oil" mm norMincraI. State Supervlaol- oI'~ New York and t . :2 a] M It): III ‘1.'
Church will meet on Friday 3 p_ m. A acity morning and evening. Rev. tier- ginormfiancouc. Connectlcut. . «a ,w as In ”I,

full attendance is requester]. The
Junior Blind of the East Avenue

 

 
 
 

, . n. Lesson , ~
I‘ hurlh wlll mcct on Triday evening. WESTPORT- nonhuman” Mortimer M. Lee g ‘
in the parsonage at 7: 30 p. m. ' M- ' W $6.25 per Ton. " E
meet,“ of ppm“ mm...“ Is “III ”I,“ 'IlIllirtlvt‘lllt‘nlS are being made to the , ‘ “'7 “M “ Why buy poor. slatey coal. when you .. 1
\\ akcmau factory In Saugatuoll. M- W can buy the beat for an equal price? .
An cxlcnslvc addition is being billlt. H ‘ O n ' We handle only the "BEST MGR" ................ ».
on tho Cault shop on Compo street. ' , I r COAL mined. and can therefore gum 7
Mrs. William Bulklcy. «no stillered . an (TT‘\T:'IV antes satisfaction. Send us a trial or- “2
a rclapsc III an attack of typhoid Is '1 1. , . .U ‘. der. and we will convince you of the

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

withouiaal‘fiilhh‘ect

NO PERT".
or NAROOTICS

 
 
 

 

 
 

.3 auntie tun
mauve ‘ in

bert S. Brown, the pastor. oIIlclated.

 

still in an exceedingly critical condi-
tlon.

typhoid. died at her home at the
Farms Warhead”.
by a daughter Eleanor and three sons.
WIIIIanJ‘I'edeflel and Henry. Ina-
eral services were held at the house
Sunday afternoon; Interment was In
Ohklawn cemetery.

Again there learalaor to the sheet
that Beachsldq. .laahrr bleep sold tin

 
 
 
 
 

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BRANCH OFFICE 12 80 MAIN 81'.
Resident Director-e. Resilient Managers.

50 Sourb Illa!- Srreer.
Telephone. 187-]. "

mm,s amen Tamas.
More

“Coal”

merits of our coal.

 

 

TO MAKE YOUR CHRISTMAS OIN-
NER TASTE GOOD TRY A
NICE IOTTLE’OF

Port. Sherry or Tokay Wines

ltyoa haveaeold buy shuttles!
Hermitage. Old Blackthorae.

’ Taylor
and Somerset Rye Whiskey—all first

class brands—mixed with lemon. sugar

 

Newi rlI pa‘rti future of the -~ « ._ 7 . ‘7‘ - and hot water. , Nothing better do the
film: Ia matter _ lure but uni ‘ DAVID.S.W4».RAYHOND. “‘1‘“. «I. ~ '
“$9333; -‘g"..~3‘,:u'§ - Cures consumption. N Funeralb Director i ' j
llahment .ql I - than cases. but very many. cant. % 5...
adapted. i: :5 as I! y Incite! . m: em to itsItiI use nab mp2,

‘ . natal-seams

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

llillllsr BRO“,

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

I B N 2 N 0t t H l t
Well. well, well! Now Oscar Leavis flofimlla'lfiomm ‘ . PLUM ”.3, ", gtufifgsfio wanf'm:%u;m.3 3“ 0’ m {It .5
‘ has caught the measles and Is forced ' Bituminous at attractive pricol HOT WATER MT so. a
to relinquish business for the time be- mm' MS" 31213. Charcoal In large or small quantities. HOT Ammm “ »
Conductor David Mahmey Is report- . ’ HO! W‘Tin. and split. ,
‘ed. to be the victim of a aevere attack Wmfifllfl' 0f ‘ . , - “All AND "N .l _‘
. of malarial lever and still Incapacltat- . r 1': . T Y ‘Np a": TTTTTTg Lock'm & m the and Steam ._ l
-fl_"t m.“ on. «‘ " ”It's; “damned that there are about Mir «L ars ' rm‘. .' ““ lam m ' t?
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