Fancu Creamed But-
ler 250.11).
21 lb. Gran. Sugar $1
Reads B05 100 pkg.
“P o w e r”. the new
breakieSt food. 60 pkg.
A. ‘ tuil
Cor-men AVENUE.
NORWALK. CONN.
mgr
Mrs. Frank Allen has returned to her
home in Stepoey, after a visit with
friends here. '
The tag Abramsmdmore arrived in
the harbor, this morning, with the coal
laden barge f‘ill‘ayJ’.
Joseph Fowlerpls overhauling Dr,
Joseph Strohmeyer‘s catboat. the "Cri-
tic." She will be launched shortly. ’
Quite a delegation from East Nor-
walk attended the town meeting held
in the towngh‘ou‘so, in Norwalk, last
evening. ' ‘ "
Charles L.» Hill will lead the. Junior
Band meeting tomorrow night, at the
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal par-
, cottage. , - 7 v
Mrs. A. S. Palmer is confined to her
home with the grip and quinzy, after
9 just recovering from an illness of sev»
en, weeks. . '
Chris Larsen is putting his gasoline
launch in commission for the season.
The engine is being installed and she
is beingpalnted.
The Junior League will meet tomor-
row afternoon, at 3 o'clock. in the Sun-
day school ‘room of the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Peter Murphy, formerly of New
York.-has left the employ of Francis
Lemongeili.-aud has taken a position
with Chris. Larsen. as bartender.
Miss Lottie Hosegood. or Hawkins
avenue. that returned. after spending
two pleasant wool-ts with Miss Emma
Foster. of Rosevilie. New Jersey.
The monthiyvmeeting of the Sunday
School Board of the East Avenue Meth—
odistChut-‘eh will he held next Mon-
day evening, at the home of E. J. St-
mone.» . .
Frank 1. Merriam will lead the pray-
er meeting. tonightJ in the East Ave
nue MethodistEpiscopai Church. Rev.
Edward Cunningham is out of town.
‘ and .aiarge attendance ,is desired at
the meeting.
There was a good 'a‘ttendance of the
members of the Advent Christian
Church, last evening, at the prayer
meeting held at the'home of Deacon
William Byxhee, in Lexington avenue,
South Norwaiit.
Mrs. J. i. Dunning is quarantined in
the Bobannan block. She is suffering
from scarlet fever. it was only a
short time, ago. that her sister had
diphtheria, and tile house was placed
under quarantine. ,
The name of the boat “Marjorie.”
owned by Mr. Mcigs, of New York. has
been taken off. and the name "Lorena"
has becnsubstltutod for it. She will
be iaunchcdanti Mr.- Meiga expects to
’ take her away with him Saturday.
‘6. F. Benedict, of South Osborne ave-
nue. has been in Mount lint-man, Mass.
painting a cottage for his son, Rev.
ChariesE. Benedict. He returned home
yesterday oftemoon, and reports seven
inches “snow in that place, and as
coldaa any tintethia winter. ‘
The Jolly Four Mandolin Club will
holda rehearsal tonight, at the home
of Frank Mead, 202 East avenue. and
tomorrow night will so to Bridgeport
to play at awhist party and dance.
The members of ,t-he organization are
Marvin VanKouren,' first mandolin:
William Bankstnnd Robert Ballard.
second mandolins, .0110 Frank Mead.
pianist. Last nighttiteiquartette pla -
ed at an entertainment in the Sou
Norwalk ‘Bnptist Church.
The new launch-which was built for
_ wheresTrEldi‘idge. of Hartford Place.
hasnrrivedyand is anchored near John
Cole'sjiioat. 5,339.13.”- very handsome
boat. and very fipMfi-Jielng the latest
model of Painter Brothers. The engine
is a powerful one. and“ Mr. Eldridge
feels. confident that bacon "do” any.
thing in the launch line in the river.
A challenge hati'been sent and accept-
ed for a race with the fast launch
"Lillian." owned by Lewis W. St. John.
The date for that-ace has not yet been
set. The “Lillian" has been overhaul-
, ed this season. and several Improve-
ments made,,which will make her more
speedy than last year.. A good race is
Bibi
a: ,» ~- ..' , .
' .mtiQtdparty Was given to Miss Eva
Elia.» bar heme!!! Lawrence street.
by‘ a number otherjrl'ends. last even-
ing.» The. time passed: pleasantly with
gameaandmnalo and a number of re»
citations“ b? Minn 3166- Behrens and 'a
song oxidants:- Harry Fleas. Those
present were; » also Ethel Voorheea.
E “ bomber!- Meaflehrens» 01819
M aim ‘Anderaonhvmniqma Amher-
, » dd‘let'l'bomii‘ am a 388." as
Fitch. Mr. .Everatte aokaon. Harold
nan or ;y italics aurora Pack.
36 retinas. Nora? agency. Eff.”
berth, George . 6,, a. as ner-
‘ Winnie
It. were served
,. out . at an early“
, :omiregrbiai were that Win.
. .y.““'.~“'. ."i': i“ “l
on a w ‘ s on
El it. The 1 nd all
tors order.
llour service in the liowaytou Baptist
church, on this Thursday evening.
April that. at 7:45, An offerins will
be taken.
The Ladies' Aid Society held a new-
ing session yesterday afternoon with
Mrs. James H. Stevens, and in the ov-
ening u up cent supper was served.
The affair was very successful and not-
led a gratifying sum for Methodist
Church work.
Mrs. George Fit-boob, who deserted
her husband anti two children several
days ago, is said to he residing in the
uppor portion of Norwalk. and does
not expect to return here. as Mr.
Sciiocb has refused to longer support
her. The family lived this winter in
tho lr‘uirviow House. where Sohoch was
employed as caretaker. "
The tire at liourtintan Burchard's ice
house. yesterday noon, caused consid-
erable excitement In this place. it
appears that E. B. Marsh. Nelson
Smith. Waiter Gould and George Man-
zi, all members of tho ltowayton Hose
Company, were among the first arriv-
air at the tire, and» they worked like
Mr. Gould telephoned to Charles H.
(luidcr's for assistance from the How-
was turned in from the school house
bell. Chief Engineer Edwin L. Stev~
ens assumed the direction of affairs.
and when he saw John and Charles
Brundage trying to get the Reliance
ilook and Ladder Company’s truck out
of the house he requested Liverymnn
Edward J. lmtlrigati to attach his team
to the apparatus and drag it to the
scene of the conilagratlon. This was.
done. and later when the hose and
slowly wagon of the Rou’hyton Hose
Company arrived. the firemen did good
Work preventing the flames communi-
cating to adjoining buildings. A num-
ber of pupiia‘of' the South Five Mile
River school did good work on the
bucket brigade which was formeii, and
all deserve a great deal of credit. The
building was empty, but the wood and
saw dust used in Its construction
smouldered several hours.
DARIEN AND uoao'roN.
Mr. Shoflieid has moved to Meri-
defi. .
Mr. Wardweli. of New York, visited
Dr. Noxon, Monday.
Mrs. William Wuorz is recovering
frontal: attack of grip.
Mrs. George Oberlandcr is visiting
relatives in New York.
Mrs.”George Kirk has returned to
her home in Bridgeport.
Miss Lulu Bowen has been ill and
under Dr, Bohannan's care.
Miss Ada Conn has returned from a
two weeks visit in Flushing.
was a visitor in town yesterday.
Dr. J. A. Boice has moved to the
late Theophiius Smith place, Noroton.
Miss Mary Warner returned Sunday
from 0. visit. to her home in Weathers-
field. “ .
Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes sent 300
to the bi. E. Church, Darlen, from
Egypt:
Alfred Morehousc, Sr., was up from
New York. Sunday, looking improved
in health. . ',
Mr. Raymond's son now residing in
the Mackey place, Last Main street,
has diphtheria.‘ '
Rev. Mr. Breckenridge. of Hartford,
preached in the Presbyterian Church.
Norot‘on. Sunday.
The Volunteer Hook and Ladder Co.
will hold a social at the Darien Town
flail tonight.
The brother of Dr. Schavolr, of
Stamford, has recently moved into:
Henry iioefcr‘s place, Gracie street.
Kenneth Roscoe and little brother
have measles. 'l‘hey, with their moth-
er, are now visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Clock. ' ’
Mrs. J. M. Wllimott's brother. Mr.
Gordon. who is on the New York World
staff, is recovering from a serious at~
tack of erysipeias. ‘
Mr, and Mrs. Ronald D. Lyon are
receiving congratulations of friends
on the arrival of a little daughter at
their home Tuesday.
A trial of itailsns for fighting was
held in Justice » William» Wiilmott'a
court.~Tuesduy morning, and they were
lined $11.00 andscoste.
The many friends of Rev. T. M. Mll-
lsr were glad to learn that he has
been again appointed by the M. E.
conference to the pastorate of the M.
E. Church, Darlen.
Mrs. Catherine Anderson, who pur-
chased the Sharon place. opposite
Walter Bates's. has arrived in Dorian.
George Sherer has the contract for to
modeling the house. ’
rSunday there was an automobile
accident near the Congregational
Church. Darlen. The machine broke
down while on its way to Norwailt
and it took several hours to make re-
pairs.
Mrs. Manson Williamson, aged niue~
ty-three years. died at her home yes.
terday morning after a protracted ill—
ness, with disease Incident to her ad-
vanced age. The funeral will be held
Saturday from her late residence.
‘Henry .Bohrader and. Dr. Gregory
Were selected at the Democratic cau-
cus to represent the Democrats‘ of Da-
rlen in thoatate convention. The del-
egates. though unpledged.»are believed
to be Parker men. There ‘18 your lit-
tle Hearst feeling here and no attempt
was made to elect Hearst delegates.
wns'rpoai‘. 5-; ..
Mrs. William Burnett is visiting in
Newark. N. J. . ..
A. F. Butler spent yesterday in New
York. onbnniness. -' ,
Where.“ . . »
Juveniles at the home.» (If Irvin:
, Stone mtictims of mommies.
noel-g is repel-wt! serious-
» ‘ home; of his " twitter.
Honor 0. Godfrey, of
the
beavers in extinguishing the iiumea. i
uyton Fire Department. and an alarm I
.i NEW HAVEN. April 2l.———Wlthout
Miss E. Donneily. at Northern, was
_ £80m”! . . ‘
1111an unrefined the Martha.» ‘ home
than . _ . .. ..
ay and arm. " the saying it:
but the more welcome.
Neils Jonson and family have left
town. and are 00 reside in future in
New Haven. ‘
it‘. bl. Taylor is planning for a trip
that may extend want to Buffalo. in
the near future.
Miss Julia Hoffman. of Norwalk, and
w. T. dilution. of this place were mur-
ried last evening.»
‘ A. C. Powers and family are prepar-
lus to more into one of i“. E. aturgos
State street cottages. . '9
Aspetuck lodge, K. of l’.. met last
night and conferred the rank of his-
qulre on three candidates.
was'ron. _
l, I}. it‘uuton left town for St. Louis.
on Monday.
Dr. li‘ranit (ioritnm has been ill for
several days with grip.
Bridgeport and Easton friends have
visited Mrs. V. Godfrey.
Miss Elizabeth Gordon has return-
od from It visit in illusion.
Mrs. it. J. Rowland has visited
friends in Norwalk and Westport.
Miss Lizzie Adams has returned from
a week's visit in Lyon‘s i'luin.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles livers and son
havtt- returned to their home in ilrltige—
por .
Norfleld Grange holds its regular
semi-monthly meeting 011 Friday evan-
nit.
Miss Wheeler, of Westport. has been
tltodguest this week of Mrs. D. 1.. How-
an .
Madison. the little son or w. u.
Moreliouse, who has been ill for sev-
eral days, is improving.
The Norheid Aid Society will hold a
“Package" social. at the residence of
Mrs. Charles Scofleld, on Friday even»
lug. April 20.
Mr. and Mrs. A, C. Bradley. Miss bid-
na Meeker and Miss Annie lt‘Iit-Ii were
appointed delegates from the Norficid
of the {airfield Southwest Conference.
held th a week in hilanus,
_ GEORGETOWN.
, The wagon of it. J. Cutbill, the South
{Not-walk fish, oyster and clam dealer.
tnow makes trips two or three times a
!week through thiupiace, and Mr. Cut.-
ibiil reports that the innovation is ap-
preciated and meeting with success.
HAIDED BY STATE POLICE.
”—n—u-
:Tblrty Men Watching Returns of Rac-
i u in New Haven.
giving the police of this city the least
inkling of their purpose. oiiicors of
ithc Connecticut State police. came
shore yesterday afternoon and looked
,over the Itmund in order to serve war»
rants on an alleged pool room conduct.
ed in the Kenwlck house block, at
Chapel and Temple streets. in . rooms
bind the building being ruined.
Congregational Church to the meeting ~
m: , am! I
drill/"dads: “ m
llre‘ broke out is
spread to nearby iactorics.
ufafeturiug 00., out
cream cabinets. it i
the owner‘s loss to the uiitlinu alone
In $25,000. as the ill .
party's loss in stock-raga machinery
is 810.000 and the Bra
luring company will lose $10,000 by
the bland.
The are which is of unknown origin
evidently started near the elevator
slutft on the third floor and gained
great headway before the firemen ar-
rived. Faned by a strong wind. the
flames ate up the entire three stories
and fearing a rapid spread. a second
alarm was son sent. in. This brought
almost every engine in tlie‘city to the
spot, and by midnight the tire was
Wuli under control. (in account of
the large amount. of combustible ma-
terial stored In the big factory. Chief
Fanchcr refused to allow his men to
enter it so they fought the fierce
flames from the streets as best they
could. A great deal of the“ damage
done was by water. the stock of the
manufacturing companies that occu-
The
building was formerly occupied by
the Kickapoo Indian Salvo Co. and
was used during the war as an army
barrack.
Roman Eye‘ Balsam
FOR WEAK 0R SORB EYES
~—- ~~~~~~ -~ 0
NEW; FROM PROOTOR’S.
A number of immrtant engage-
ments have recently been niudo'for. tho
Proctor Circuit; which include. among
others: Miss Mabel McKinley, Henry
mine. in Frances Aymur Matthews"
play. “A Little Tragedy in Tim Thin,"
o'hlch‘wns given its first produoilpn
at Mr. Proator'a Newark Theatre.
April 11. The engagement. of Miss Mo»
Kiuicy marks atriuumrtont event. for
this niece of thc mnri yr president has.
made a most tremendous success in
her vaudeville carecr. ever since her
debut in the West. it was at first sup
posed that Miss Mt'Kllili'y's plea to
the public would be made solely
through her name, but to the surprise.
even of her managers. she has made-n
solid vaudeville sili‘u‘h‘h‘. and presents
one of the best specialties of its kind.
Neither Mr, illixcy nor ilr. Millinrd’ is
a stranger to vaudeville. but both have
been filling engagements on the dra-
matic stage recently, Ii'nd thetl’roctor
engagements mark their return to vau-
devilio.
‘agaiust Charles F‘. Piper on the
isupcrvision of John A. McKee, a sin-
liioor of the building. Complaint wusi
Hunt] 0 search warrant yesterday morn-y
ing to State Officer Hazelhurat what
was in charge, and Officers Lent-ks.
Hurley, Hull and Alishouso. They
surrounded the building and'descondctl
upon the pool room finding 30 men in
there Witching the returns from the.
race tracks.
The men were caught in a trap. and
for a moment there was great excite-
ment. The officers had them cor-
nered. however, and in a short time
patrol wagons backed up to the air
trance. and the men were led down in
pairs and carried over to the police
headquarters much to the surprise of
Chief James Wrinn. »
Last night, John A, McKee, propric»
tor of the more who is alleged to be
the keeper of the pool room. gave
himself up to the police. He was not
at the room during the raid. All but
three of the men Were able to give
bonds. ‘
A continuance until nexr Saturday
was granted in the City‘Court today.
The continuance was to enable counsel
for the respondents to prepare their
defense.
MADISON BARN BURNING.
One of Insurance Contpany Against
Father and son Dropped. .
MIDDLETOWN; April fir—The pne-
cecdinga in the Superior Court. crimi-
nal side “against Christopher and Al-
bert Pfolitmsn. of Killingly. father and
son. came to a sudden ond'today. The
Pfolkmahs were charged with burning
a barn with intent to defraud theMad~
isou Mutual- [neurones COmpany. of
Madison. Conn. They collectod's'foo
of lnsurancefrom the company, and
were afterwards arrested on bench
warrants and confined in the Haddam
Jail. The father after several weeks.
was releasedon ball, but the younger
man has remained in the jail until now
without eight‘or ten weeks. For three
days the trial ofthe case has been in
progress before Judge. ghumway had
some aluminum“, occasioned, when
StmgAttorne‘i Frank 1). Holmes an.
no ed out ,9 evidence he had been
able to .. ,uoe. against. the respond-
ents tuition? what he» had expected.
and united mission to quash the pro»
M‘hfig- Accordingly the prisoners
wearedoharged and the jury dismis-
S t, -.. t
my: Amino.
, Of. ~pr Haven.
gnu ‘, w._j..‘,f<g;itho. ”$38911 misting?
massif. been. at as 0
attorney in the can. "’lflnstated that;
the civil suit; brought. hy‘the company
against 3. howls torecever the
$700 will-911‘ drawn. gt}. ‘9 ~
The chad a;
and .Minuje gifts on. charged with
the mouse»: Miss KWs infant,
will be taken up next lathe criminal
sideof 1,119,900“, 3, . ,
damn taunts sac. ”ottoman.
.omwa. “tint. ru “at—The
“ ‘ ‘ dI early today
on til dmentofaa ‘ rot the
0110910110 who the . of Sir Wil‘
man snubs premier. to so into
committee on the proposed modifica-
tion of: the“ (triad Trunk theme ooh-
troch; Tfiie amendment was lost by 61
for. to
fol-the“ New. nit-‘Wiif 0 Lou-
riet- 015-31 Whom “for the govern-
Aed, N 8.. out:
. ‘ Thomi‘a Eransiield 11 15'
s sailfish-“a Wont orbs . tun
--...———.....
William C. Jesse. of South Norwalk, i lioncr. who has 0. store on the ground: FORMER CASHIER PIPER DEAD-
WOLF‘BOIIO, N, IL, April 21.—~Chur~
. , . .. - , , 5 ‘. ’i or. for munv years one of the
‘ Itee h an visitln made several weeks ago to the state 198 1‘ 1 D . .
Itetllf:r0‘1‘if:$i:re to?- thighs; few day: mullet: by city Attorney Webb. He Is‘ "“‘dmb' "‘9’“ I" ““5 mum“ 0’ New
Hampshire and formerly cashier (if-the
\Voifboro Loan and banking Company,
now in the hands or urt‘assiunec, died
of parcels at his homc am today. 110
was the father of Carroll D. Piper. at!-
sistant cashier of the Wolfboro man
and Banking Company. now under in-
dictate-tit alleging irregularities in his
accounts. Action by the authorities
against Charles F'. Poper on the
ground of alleged shortages for which
he was said to be responsible, has been
deferred on account of his health. 110
had served in the legisialure and was
at one time a member of the govcr.
uor's council“ _
NAVAL MAN KILLED HIMSELF.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 2i.-R0b-
ert Nicholson. chief boatswaln'a mate
of the United States gunboat Petrol.
after twenty-two years uf~honorable
service in the United States navy. has
shot and killed himself hare rather
than face a charge of having brought
liquor on board the ship. Nicholson
was born in the Shetland islands forty-
four years ago. had a good record since
his enlistmentjin 1880, and served
through the Spanish War with credit.
7%-
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN d
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
rm: nan.
In Effect Mans 14, 1004.
LEAVE sous-H ‘NORWALK roa
w voiut
NR .
A. M.—~I!:59:. 5:2Ix. 5:50x. 6:14.
6:56,, 7:03. 7:40, 8:15. 8:15. 9:053.
9:20x.9:40.10:2ix,10:40.11:35x.
P. M.—-—12:55x, 1:18. 2:25x, 3:20x.
3:45. 4:503, 5:40 5255:, 6:38. 6:55;
7:17. 7:55x, 8:00, 9:55x. 10:20.
SUNDAYS, . '
dilate-12:59:, 5:2“. 6:50x. 8:56
'r. 'M.—-3:20x, 5:10 55:55:, 7:17:.
7:20.9:55x. 10:10; -
LIAVI NIW YORK FOR IOUTI'I
N RWAI-N. 1-
A. M.—-—12: x, 13:00. 0:00. 7:00.
8:00x. 8:00. 0:001, 9:023. 10:03:. 10:01,
11:00:, 11:02. ' ‘
P. M.—~12:02.’ 1:05 2:001. 2:66.
3:311, 4:02;, 4:04, 4:3 , 5:01;. 5:04.
5:80, 11:00:. 6:02. 7:00. 8:00:. 11:00::
9:30. 11:00:.
BUNDAYS. , .
A. M.-—12:00, 0:00 7:30. 9:00. 10:02.
P. lit—«5:02, 8:00, 8:00:, 11:00.
N
LCAVI, IOUTH NORWALK ROI
, NIW HAVIN.
A. hie—12:11:" 1:18., 1:503. 0:18
7:;2. 8:42, 9210:. 10:06:.11:051,11:40.
. the—12:00, 1:12,,3:02x. tits. 0:35.
6:00. 6:30, 1:05x, 9:053, 9:15, 10:01.
' pastorate. In addition to above—P.
big-2:10. 7:88. . ‘
SUNDAYS. , »
9A. M.—1::11:,.1:15;. 1:56;. 7:43.
9:10,11t0k. ' ' » .. » ~
P. M.-0:40, 1:05. 9:00.
sour so want 1‘ ball" it ..
than... 9 999
P. H.430, 0:37;, 0:10. 5:57, 1:10.
Manolo! ro IOU‘I‘l-I NORWALK.
A. Ila-6:007:23. 9:35 11:45. “
r, Ila-4:85;. 0:10. 2:00 ». '
our train: to '
his; a.
and ”HI "ton
. 9 '
till alt-*kifiiwoo
ii blunt midst an
early hour this mornltiglho firemen
wer lighting it in order to prevent its
The tire
was in a live story, brick factory build-
ing at Chapel and Hamilton streets.
owned by J. 8. Bradley and l". 0.
Boyd and occupied by the New bingo
laud Broom Co. ands 0 Bradley Man-
of patent luo
estimated that
'llppi‘l' floors
are entirely gutted. ,lie broom com-
lcy Manufac-
Dixey, Robert Hilliard and Robert 1103‘ ‘
. oils raw and boiled. enamels. gold and
an it doo- tbe good and you do not get
, ‘ neurones. so “any.
5 near-nouns. s
f ‘ 120007" MAIN stun; .
* platoons
Pa'ing hiiuin . Oil. Smelter a (1
Int litlll’lli 8100 a snaking pouib a
Large inherent and Profits. ‘ Book-
lets on application.
DOUGLAS. LACEY 8: CO.
Banker-t» Brokers. Fiscal A cuts.
Members New York Consolfiiated
Stock hello 0. 66 Broadway and
:7 New Street. «York. .
ErBALDWIN HAMMI'M‘. Manager,
Western New I i d I -
a...m.....¢'.ifimif.“m
Denny 8. Hull, Representative,
1 Lauder Blk. South Norwalk. Cl.
in 0...". eminent...
(incorporated).
DailyF eight Lino
N0 WALK.
SOUTH NORWALK.
and NEW YORK.
Stumenl"0!ty 0! Harwell: '
‘ and “Eagle".
leaves New York Daily at 5 p. m.
Leaves Norwnik Daily at 6 p. m.
Freight received from 7 u. m. to t“. p. m.
THE
Bill NillflNll BANK
‘ - SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
--————-
WITH
Capital 3100.0 0.00
Surplus. 3100.0 _ 00
Net .Profm. 355300.00
Solicits locatinta of individuals. man-
u'lciul'on. merchants and corporations
upon favorable terms.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Pro.
JACOB M. LAVTON. Glamor.
DIRECTORS.
John H. Knapp Henry seymour
Joailh R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
Christian Swat-t2 Wallace Marvin
E. H. Mathewson John H. Light
‘ Fred. H. Rowan.
Surplus. $185,000.
The
Earning Power
of your savings in»
vested with this
Company at 6 per
cent. is 25 per cent.
greater than if in.
.._ vested at 4 D”
' ‘ ’ ‘ cent; is 43 0»? per
cent. greater than if invested at 3%
per cent; and 00 2-3 per cent. greater
than if invested at 3 per cent.
state SupervialOn of New York and
,, Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE, 12 80 MAIN 81'.
Resident Directors. Ruldent Managers.
Mortimer M. Lee . R. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow John 8. Lawrence
out... 01.600000.
Its most time‘to lockup the matter 0f
PAINTING
We are headquarters for Devon
lead and zinc paint, and Lennon 0
Mdrtinu paints. both of which are ful-
Iy warranted.
WE HAVE THE LARGEST ‘LINE OF
‘ “ BRUSHES IN TOWN.
We also carry a complete stack 01
VARNISHIB. FILLERS. STAINS.
COLORS. FLOOR WAX.
FLOOR FINISHERS.
aluminum brat-tun. Ital-amines, Inside
and outside cold water paint, roof
palate, mum and everything in this
line pertaining to a firat clan stack.
Don't buy cheap neck it cents as much
in time and labor to put on poor paint
the wear from it. _‘
concoct. stuns-t now
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
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renew.
THE CONN. OEN'L LIFE INS. CO.
now sells an 18 Payment Life Policy
for less than the cost of a 20 Payment
in other companies so investigate be-
fore iaanrlng elsewhere.
FRED ll. FIELD.
agucaaaaocnr.
N. with resonant». special Agent.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
80. Namath. _
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INSURE YOUR RENT:
gThe Continental Insurance 1:0~ of
New York. will insure your rent!
walnut loan contained by loss of rent-
old by‘ damage by are ’to buildings.
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the whole system when entering it
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ten fold to the good you can postiibl
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of the system. in buying Hall's Ca-
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KNOW WE DO THE WORK IN THE
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