lock at ,
MP0: etc. ranging in price.
from Dunbar-y , ' . ‘ .
William.”th "bits ta ’” n a position
'1‘ hi " ' ‘hlw’ ._
row {‘43 .. x. 0Q ’
’ iii N dpcndlng'toduy
, , business. , .
gArthur , Conley; has taken a position
with the New Ensldnd Food Corn»
puny. ‘ , .
The regular prayer meeting was
held unusual at that Advent christian
Churcii’ innit night. . "l .
he morning hayride in the East
Allende Methodist' Church. yesterday
was largely attended and very inter-
esting. The service in the evening
was well attended also. Rev. E. B.
Wright conducted the services. ' ‘
A family reunion was held at the
home of Mr. and .Mlts.s.i,“8. Morgan, 56
Cove avenue. yesterday. Those pree-
ont were Mr. and Mm.’ E. J. Morgan
and son Curtis, of ivoryton; Dr. and
Mrs. R. E. Morgan, Mr. and Mra, A. D.
Morgan, South NorWalkf Misses Mar-
the and Jessie Morgan, Percy Morgan
and Mrs. Anna Doty, Norwalk. .. ,
The bridge in at very dangerous spot
for footprint present. an there is only
room enough at one part for a wngon
to pass over. Should a horse bolt for
any reason a serious accident might
happen. The planking at this point
has been taken. up and now planks,
were to have .hoenri'uld. John Cole,
however, became dissatisfied with the
way he was getting paid and went on
strike. This left the bridge in a very
dangerous. state over»,a holiday and
during two nights. ’ .
ROWAYTON.
Many of the young people of this
place spent Thanksgiving out of town.
Joeeph Kline-teller disposed of a
goose Tuesday night. It went to John
Dakota.
The Baptist parsonage presents it
lit
. of tricn‘dn. comprising
flames of all kinds were played after
‘ . wife,
l
in
East Norwaik
and Rowayton people, entered. The
‘surprise was in honor of. Mr. and Min.
Crocimtt's twentydlfth wedding un-
ni‘Voraury. Guinea were played, music
was a oycd and they Were the recip-
ients' c on number of handsome
cents. ‘ i.
, O
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
The cottage occupied by Mrs. Ham-
ilton has been newly roofed.
H. Sands Seiicck ie‘building a burn
on the Staffers place, Havemeyor‘ Hill.
Stamtord. ‘
Miss Etta Cantu, of South Norwalk,
:8 visiting Minn Jean Chalmers. of Dar-
en.
Misses Etta. Gertie and Jean Chnl-
maria, are spending the day’ in Stam-
for . .. , ,, ,
Charles Adnmuis‘repairing and im-
proving one of his buildings on Rail-
road avenue, Darien.
There are, 54 pupils in the kinder-
garten department of Center School.
Darlen, at which Miss Mollie Warner
is the very ,succeuai’ui teacher.
The younifpoople of the Congrega—
tional Church are preparing to give
an entertainment at the Town Hall.
The date has not yet been fixed,
Mr. and Mrs. Haiihnn. who 000th
pied Mra. Bibiiins's cottage. bait re
moved to Middleport. Pa. Mrs, Sisnon
will occupy thoiri’ormer residence.
Miss Williamson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Chalmers. of Darien,
is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. David ‘Winter, of Shepardvilic,
Norwaik.
Miss Addie L. Waterbury. cashier of
J. A. Hislop & Company’s South Nor—
walk store, spent the halidny in New
York. from which place she went to
Newark, N. J., to enjoy a turkey sup-
per with relatives.
A party was given at the home of
Miss Mary Dnnco,p,Novcmber its. in
honor of her twenty-first birthday.
which a bountiful supper was served.
The guests were Misses lda Chlpman.
Anna Ryder. Wynnifred iii-lite, lda
very attractivo appearance in its now
coat of paint.
Harry Street and family. of Burton.
spent yesterday with Mr. and Mrs..
Seth Remington, of Brooksido. i
The Rowayton Library is now it Very 5
pleasant place with its valuable collvc.«
tlon of books. Miss Clam Raymond In
librarian.
Mrs. John Sherman Hoyt. who bunt
been in New Yorkfreturncd home to
this place Wednesday ,to spend
‘ Thanksgiving. ' ~
Miss Mnbellc Ambicr's not cut "Yol‘
loled," was quite badly bitten by
a stray dog. last Saturday. near her
home in Crops ‘ntrort.
if a suitable evening the iiosc Com-
pany will hold a practice run tonight.
Members are requested to meet at
the hose house at 8 o’clock.
It in rumored that Dr. Bernstein, of
New York, will removothc Fairvlew
Hotel and erect. on the site a now and
expensive hotel building.
The Reliance Hook and Ladder
Company contemplates loaning the
li'erkcley Hotel, for the purpose of
holding dances this winter.
John Bruiiduge and smrliaw: made
many improvements about lilo saw mill
on Raymond street, where they expect
to do milling of various kinds
William Amblerwwho ban been 501‘-
lounly ill at the honfo of bio grand-
father in Wcstileld, N. J.. expects to
be able to return home lifter Christ-
inns. ’
.i, ()berinmlrr in painting and im-
proving hin house adjoining the
launch worka. The latter continues to
be one of the busiest place» in. the
town.
About iii'iy friends and parcutb at‘
tended ”to exorcism at tho Rowuyton
public school Winincuday, and found
them very inlerrwlinir. ("noncredit
In duo the teacher» for their fine train~
"it.
Minn Ruth Thomes,Mian Cornelia
lirowor and Mice Mabelic Ambler are)
among the inm’ayttm pupils of the
Norwalk High School. this year. The
annual High tit-hoot §air will noon be
held in Norwuik.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W~Cioue will occu-
py (learns Everett's mouse on Cudiipp
attest, recently dialled by Mr. and
Mm. Jones. whoihulh' removal to the
, Fallen. pin-co hdany‘tilc mutton, where
Mr. Jones in tlcllnttngont.
The Mothodictnldiiurcb, of which
‘ Rev, Mr. Hubbard is punter, nuts-boon
.nowly carpeted. painted and pnpercd.
and promote a very attractive appear-‘
once. The Sunday school lepreparu
.. in» a Cbrlulmas‘ouniata. ‘-
Franklin 1‘. Crockett. or McKinluy
atroci. in unending it tow duyi-i in Provi-
,.dcncn. the guest «if/bin son. Chariots.
On his ,retutnhomc be will stop at
Ncwjlinvon. when _ ‘
of hin-diushtor, rs. Mill‘iih Thatcher.
William Thitiwniund entertained ii
inert-y party 'yeatorduy at his home.
“The Mapietifl in howuytun. Anions
tliunn ore Mr. militant-Thoma i.
homo , Miss hints Raymond. Mr.
“ innd Mrs. KW.
Wiltonand Mr.
Chic go.
i
and Mrs. George. of
if. and Mrszli’rod‘ Crockett. of I
‘,‘RWl¥wh. Waite “mill lurprleed
. ‘ .atoiterdny manning '1‘th all
her of relatives ritzihoir home for the
Thanksgiving (ganglia the ovenind
Northrup. Mr. and Mrs. Thaw, of Nor-
wnlk. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Buck, Mr.
and Mrs. Stoor‘za, Mrs. Buddy. Mr. and
Mrs. Mark Buck. Ethel Clock. Beatrice
Reid. Dave Reid. Will Reid. .ioc
Strultic, Waiter Alexander. Charles
Clock and Ralph Bodily. of Dorian.
Miss Clock» was Well remembered by
ll'ct“,ft'lends_ which all denuded at 12
O'clock. wishing ibclri‘h' tests many
happy rcturnn of the day;
CRANBURY.
C. Alfred Sounders and family, of
Norwalk, spent yeatorduy with Wil-
liam Gregory and family.
our very extensive line of her Neck Pieces, Sables, lsabel-
‘ , from ”Minnow each... _ . ' . . .
movemlioaiorypnd Underwoar will be extra apoctals”for Saturday
v incensed 'flftY»nlne‘yenr8-. tier hus-
. Mrs. Sudan Dudley Green, Was a Na-
w w to , ,
r. Nicholscntortainod his eon and
from
\«Ollv
walk, Union
m d with
mu . rii. ,
‘ Wednesday ,
rim. and Mrs. Frapk Bates, and Mrs.
our: . ddlu‘ir at May
knit; r
y on; of
. ll” rim-
Mrs. Edward Benedict dlod yester-
,dayunorninaaat “hpr,,houtn in this
ill.
,and is the proprietor one boarding
stable ~ for bureau. {and one daughter.
.Mra. Arthur Sclltck, of Long island.
survives. , ,
man in uswvonk.
m
_7 We of Wilton. 3
Mrs. Susan Dudley Green. a native
of Wilton. died at her home in New
York. on Sunday. more short illness.
Thefunerul ‘servlccf‘n were held from
the home of her niece. Mm. J 0;: Beldon
Huributt of Norwaik. Rev. W. ,0. Hart.
Doctor of the ,Wilton, Congregational
church; officiating, The interment. was
in the family plot at Joe's Hill come-
tery. Mrs. (iroeu wan the daughter of
Anabel and Anne Chauman Dudley.
and was born 88 years ago. in the old
Dudley homeptoad near Chestnut. Hill.
now ownd by Rev. Dr. Hiscox. which
is one of the oldest residences in town.
She lived in Wilton until her marriage
to Charles Green of New York city.
and. curiously enou .her only stator,
M nry, married Char on Green, of Chest.
er ‘Hill. about the sometime.
After the death, of her husband.
which occurred nboutth’ree years after
marriage. Mrs. Susan Green returned
in: Wilton whereviihe, resided for many
years . She joined the Wilton Congro‘
gallonui church in 1840 and always
took an active intorst in church work.
"Aunt. Sun". as she was lovingly and
familiarly called by everyone in town.
was a woman of keen mind and cheer-
ful disposition. Up to 1900 silo was
wonderfully activator one of her age.
and retained all her faculties to a re-
markabic degree. but soon after the
weight of years began to make their
heavy burden felt and she has since
lived, with friends in New York;
~“Cure the cough and save the life."
Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup cures
‘cougbs and colds. down to the very
verge of consumption.
phantosur iN PIT‘raaURo.
Thanked the Voter-- for the Large Ma-
]ority'He Received In
Pennsylvania.
PITTSBURG, Nov; 25.~Runulng on
it slow and carefully prepared sched-
ule. the special on the Pennsylvania
Railroad bearing Proaidont Roosevelt
and bin party to St. Louis. arrived here
at. iozlifi p. in. Throughout‘tho trial
the grcptoei. precautions are being tn-
keu to eliminate the chance of acct
(touts. The runfrom‘ Washington to
I‘lltsburg wan made at an average
npood of not more than twenty-five
miles an hour. and. through the moon
intuit early today. the speed of the
train some times did not. exceed ion or
twelve miles on hour;
President Roosevelt and the mom-
b‘. W. Gregory and family spent,
Thanksgiving ,day with Ebenezer Pitch
and family. of Weston.
The Armour yacht tltowanu has or-
beru of his family accompanying him.
retired soon after the train loft Wuslr
lngton. When they arose thin morn-
ing. they looked out'on the western
ridnoport. over Thanks- .
no i . .. .
opal at the home of
E f Crick A. Koyecr,
rived in New York city and captain foothills of the Allegheny Mountains
IIOhILCI‘anOfll and John Benton, nlem' capped WIN! SHOW. u had KTOW“ per.
horn of the erect, are home again after ccptibiy colder during the night and
a year and a half abroad, {
'l‘hc Cranbury Dramatic Club will.
play a drama “'l‘ompkin's Hired Matt."
'in Washington Lodge Hall. next Tiltll'l-i-
duy evening. The proceeds will be
given to the Christian Union Church
the day opened dark and gloomy.
At several places in Western Penn-
sylvania, crowds had assembled at the
stations to greet. the president. but
they were afforded no opuorinnitv to
and him. as no stools were made except
be will be the ulnar ‘
. e
“enter and family of ‘
it nun» r
500"“)? at the ends of divisions. The people
cheered and waved flags, however. as
the train passed.
From Plttsburg. the president's spec.
lot will run over the P, C. (I. & St.
11 friend front New York. iimuiu Railroad. panning through Co-
Misa Currie ilrndley is the guest of luiubus. and lndianupolla. Coiutubuu
friends in Newburg, N. Y. will be reached according to tho nobod-
l’erry Burr. of Yale. is visiting ut uio about 4 o'clock this uftcrnomi. it.
the homr of Willinm 1.. Taylor. lwlll be, nearly eight hours lutcr when
Dr. Harold Ogden. of Troy, be at tin; train passes through ludiuunimlix.
tho ho to of bin mother in this place. The train in due to arrive at iii. Louie
Mr. that Mrs. (L‘lnrcuco Perkins. of at 8:45 tomorrow morning.
New York, are unending a few days in When the train arrived in i‘itinliurg,
town the president mudc bin way to lilo t-nr
Mina Amelia William, of Norwalk. platform and was greeted with cheers.
has been visiting friends in Wontport it is not. the purpoan of the president
rocbuily. to make upcoohon curoutv. but at this
Irving glpnmgyv n, meuFton, i). ”O“?! he made a few rcninrkn. lio
. ’ sl ' stoioitualz
Elinflgelxt‘lcrhnuk g “m, M hi n “l mu might y glad to got. in l’euusyl-
Alfred iiawken. of llethci. in vinlt- vnnlafor auroral reasons. nupoclally to
lug at tho home of A. G. Tovey. thank you for the large majority given
Croce street. “ n on here. ivwlll do all that within me
Mr. and Mra. Waiter Crossmnn. :3. outta allow that.you have made no
t . ' W - 'fill it 0. .
hflficgvé‘m'fiw‘w" of friends A large pound of police and detec-
Rev. Mr. ackenale preached the lives were present and only the newe-
sermon at the union service in Christ purer men and the employee Writ! 901‘-
Church yesterday. mitted within the train aiicd. A largo
Mrs. ’Wnlior Wheeler. of Huntlng- crowd i5f people gathered between the
too. in visiting her mother. Mrs. depot Mid truln-ahed.and collie pront-
Jamon Perry. Woodman avenue, uddllt panned from the depot he Willi on-
p', c, flaky and family,‘ of New thuslnstlouily cheered. The train left
Haven, wot-g gurgling yegmrday of Mr, {item fling?!“ a. at, ten militiltiit after
and Mm. A. 8. iluributt, State ntrcot. it or ~ '
Mm, ‘Abblu 'i'i‘thiil‘itlflfr, who I'm” PITTSBURG. NOV. 2.5.“WTliit appoini
boon unending neverni wooing with train bearing President liotmnvelt and
friends in Stratford.) has» returned mm. on route to Bt- huulu. reached
homo. . » Plitiibum at 10.36 a. in., and loft orer
t‘lharlmvrh‘ootc and family. of New thei'un—handlaroad for St. Louis ten
ilitvon, mot morally. With his minim later.
. ) h' ‘ N our _ i
mm” m“ I" W“ WWW" UNKNOWN trauma MURDERID.
avenue. ~ , ,
Mimi-Mary A. ductility. of thin pinto. PlileDlilLPiliA. Nov. 25.-—'f‘ho no
.lli‘mlli'i‘ihd to Walter, ii. Grated. ilcc are ,tindenvorinp to unravel the
‘ , d mystery surrounding the murder oi-nn
unknown ltullan [whose body was
found on the nidowuiiriu front of a ten.
ement nonrealnzthe'oiuinu. The man
was about '38 years or age and had
been stabbed in the hack. Arrest bad
WESTPORI.
Minn Mildred Taylor is entertaining
try (waning. lit the parochial
it! imiurcli.
boon. made. ' . . r .
was.“
it - thin
loan [at so
of nitric one.
the doorbell no hint another party he?
_- MEXIQQQITY. Nov. 25.9The Amen
mu colony common columnar
' day with a 1mm hull. 1“:anth
arranged. Prelident mini and with
and matrimonial, t cinnti orbit
N= homily HAD ‘A IALL.‘ I‘
. Q3" will. .
“we solidified); ti
printers of hc‘Qlll'iordtPhurmucvm .
call strength, creators.
“ chandleal a of remhdibs
thin because we, are timkslstp, and it
is our busincns to supply the public
with that which they want. .
strength creator and an appetite pro-
ducer. we invariably recommend Vinoi,
We do thin because we know all about
Vinoi. We know all that it contains.
and will tell you it in not a neural. pa-
tent medicine. We have soidendnnpus
qnnntltlepgof it...nnd we havohad o‘v.
cry oppolunlty offered us to watch the
results that have been accomplished
by the are of this wonderful ,recon-
structor. :
"if you haVo not .votde occasion to‘
use such a tonic We would like to have
you call on us. and learn why we are
no onthunlastic about this scientific
remedy.
“Vinol confront-tall the curative prin-
ciples inn highly coucontratad form
that are found in cod liver oil. It dooe
not contain, however. any of the ob-
noxious, digestion destroying grease
that always proved to be such a draw-
back to what otherwise would now.
been a most valuable remedy. We wiah
you would remember Vinol, and bear
in mind that an a blood enricherand
flesh creator for old and young and»;
of nothing that will compare with it.
“Such is our faith in Who! that we
will gladly refund to any one who is
not satisfied the price they] havo paid
us for it.” The Clifford Pharmacy.
CANNOT SELL PRINT GOODS IN
MFXiCO.
MEXICO CITY, Nov. 25.-Tbo Call-
co l’riuicru' Association of Manchester,
hing. recently sent. hem an expert to
report on the prospects of the print
cloth trade in lhliil country. After
completing his investigations, the ex-
pert announces it ‘as his opinion that
England has lrrctrievnbly lost Mexico
as a market for calicos and cheap
print goods. owing to the fact that
such articles are now manufactured
cheaper in Mexican factorioa. Tho
United States and Clormany for tho
same reason, he says. cannot sell med-
ium class print cloths hero.
SEA CARRIAGE OF GOODS dlLL.
iltiEi..BOURi‘iE.~ Victoria. Nev. 26.——
The Federal senate today panned in sea
carriage of goods bill on the linen of
the Harper Act of the United States.
The bill provides that the clauses in
bills of lading relieving ship owncru
from liability for damages for nonli-
goncc shall be void and declares illu-
‘gal any covenant halting the effect or
nupornoding the courts of the. common.
wealth.- The latter in aimed at the
North Got-man Lloyd Company, which
required that all claims againnt tho
company shall be made in Germany.
. .._......,. “v... m
i-‘Iat fish, 5c Ila: Fresh Herring. 5c
lb.; Native Eels, 140 lb.: Lake White
.I-w
Fieb. 12c "3.; German Carp, 8c ih.:
Steak Cod, 10c lb.: Snapper Bluee. the
“1.: Large Blues, 12c ib.; Frost Flatt.
80 lb.; Dry Encailope. 40 and 50c ct;
Opened Long Clams, 30:: qt.
THE PEOPLE'S FOBH AND OYSTER
MARKET. ,
Old Salvation Army’Buildinp.
Eon End of Wllhington Street Bridge
south Norwaik.
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS. Prop.
I
IOYO' nation on ROOKI.
No loam at
cm mo 1.50.
emu um: mama.
Kid than. at
. .- W t:
YOUTHt'tiA‘i‘iN our.
on tin-deem. 4
$1.25.
Ti- a air of an to! than Ill
'they’wlll gunner nn’y other innit»???
too PR. .Liiniw KID oxronwe,’
‘ , team» at.‘ g
chitin? raid ibc‘pro- ‘ ‘0
“We have 'donthn‘dn formally ‘iimi V
that'iiinim to he itivlkérntors. Waldo . ‘
["Wheu‘ {our advice in united; howeva' ,
or. an ' to a tonic and .i‘tilmlldtil.
a wonderful aid to digestion we know ‘
‘ Wit to dinner I
Pthitt‘wcli
. mu e; .. no
deliciously by the patrol the:
.“ mpncipatct of Woman-.3
kind,” ‘ ‘ . ‘ ‘
lam
} It makca‘the cookinfi of the
turkey as great a pleasure as
the “acting.
" v,
tint. i’yiiitiliigtt
’Phone ’68.
reconnecterctsttw
iiilNKiiiNiiliY
PLUMBING.
STEAM.
HOT WA TER.
AND 015
FITTINU
' Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street.
Telephone. 187-0. »,
.0th Remain, cenn.‘
9
Wm
THE
NORWALK STEAMBOA’I‘ co.
(incorporated)
Propellers‘
‘fCity of Nor-Walk” and “Eagle."
(Freight only.)
Lcavo 'Ncw York (Pier 36
East River,) and Norwaik every
week day at 5 p. ill.
Freight receivcd'from 7 a. in.
to 5 p. in.
ma... c .m...,,
m
1847. :
PLUMBING AND STEAM
. HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING. .
HOT AIRHEA’I‘ING. .
OTOVEO AND RANGI':
OLATI AND TIN ROOFINI,
a... will: ""' $322} “an. n.
Nave m min our stock of ‘ '
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY
17 WALL ovals-r. uo’nwntn.
Every Style
liver-”tyi- of wall paper that in in
keeping with ma tutu can be round
incur um
. . .5 gr
Our assortment in lo lam uni ur-
ted that you will anyone trouble in
making I IOIOOIIOO:
70 canon
Window Blinder. Picture Frame-z”
m .
mum Iluppliel. Artim' minim.
IPlOlAI...
White Curtain Poise with natural.
lilo.
Mouton and solid no: Cumin
‘ . U,“ I
‘ OIOOKIIY‘.
uni-um
W . 3
010th Window am". Mum. Ilia. .
SIAI‘NTINO ANO‘PAPIN HANGING. ’
contempt-i. limos.
FOOD “it... , .
form ”Pica"; as FlNE or
0.0!“? SE. «Wanted.
Miter mealtime chcwmeat
only. THIS‘DOESAWAY
W'Tfl THE . FHQPPING
BOWL ALTOGETHER.
CHOPS‘ Potatoes. Meat.
Apples. Cabbage. Bread."
EVERrTfltuc. ‘
A machine you will use
every day. Call and see it.- .
, For Sale by
112 WASHINGTON s'raza'r.
. when, 14%.
fun litli Safety 6". Per lnnnm.
Your ”it use invested with the in-
dustrial'fia lugs and Loan Co, are free
from speculative dangers-seam Spar
cent. per annuin
~ , -—-n profit consis-
R .‘ tent with safe
methods—~and at.
I
your control. 6
per cent. per arr
num paid for ev-
ery day invested,
withdrawable at
- ~ your pleasure.
Endorsed by the most conservative
authorities upon invelttnents.
State Supervision of New York and
Connecticut. '
BRANCH OFFICE, 16 80. MAIN ST.
Relideni Directors. Resident Managers.
Mortimer M Lee ii. L. Coburn
Charm E. Dow John 8. Lawrence
7.
till within in
tour» nonwALit. CONN.
ORGANIZED 1882'.
~ wrm _
Capital 3100.00000
Surplus. $100,000.00
Net Profits. 360.000.00
loneli- ”count- of individual; man.
ufneturere, merchants and corporations
apart favorable terms.
IDWIN H. MATHEWCON. PHI.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vice-Pne-
Moon ll. LAY'I'ON. caller.
DIRECTORS. .
I. H. Mathewson John H. Light
John H. Knapp Henry uymur
Josiah R. Mervin Iamuei Grumman
Chrietlnn Swat-t: J. Wallace Marvin
Fred. H. Rowan.
diurnal
oun crook or new coon:
NOT in II A urn.- LARGER
THAN IVIII Ileana. ‘ t
WONDINFUL HOW LOW YOU
CAN IUY NIOI GOOD! HIRI, YOU
KNOW WE DO THE WORK IN THE
VKNV IIOT MANNIN-
‘wn ium TAKIN, A coop
nauv commute EON Houc‘l
immune AND you. "ill-A919
buihrr‘ “nubile troll Zircon
WORK- ' .
, w: my IO canny in crock
Ivunvriimh‘vou nun can run
INIIOI ON OUT.‘
lill. Gorinm’s,
. no. 1“,!-
10 "NOT IT" , I. NORWALK.
/
2-. chain. w
a "limit a. its, 1. «mm
r w i m.-
nan-um...
Miriam ‘
trainer.
' ' m
intentiwi'im I?
or '
Clem ‘ gloomy. a.
Watkins: & Dow,
ways subject to
' are factory agents for tho , toll
. Send for catalogue and In
monomeric or Your! noun~
Morrow ‘Iltooit
.. nuanced. a _
x cm COLID" neuronal
nunv um mom.
.i. (ii
i
.ansr nonwnuirz .
vt‘
‘ it, you‘would «do I':
and set our azure». ' _
luring
WE HAVE INTER
PROPOSITION. ON AUT M
5.11.53.
.Faotory' agents for 0 ill!-
nnd Orient Buckbou'd. ' “ ‘
H.R.BULKLE ’
‘ a canon at.
"'5 3’0?" :3- («KW
. ,AOENOIESS; .,
ALL tusunANcEe, ,REAL “TAT
MQBIGAGEO r NOTARY». ‘ EM
BOAT Tickp‘ro. .. '-
2 sourn‘nhm crust-:1“.
T'ei. can. ass-a ‘ .
F. E. ZOCKWOOD 8%? ‘co
39 Wall St. Namath-
automobiles: , out
OLDSMOBILE. all urin.‘
The WHITE. . '
renown. rel
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