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MISS Hutchinson’s.
All the latest sryles.
‘ as WASHINGTON 87.,
(WITH M. 3. SMITH a 00)
I, You Want To Sell
your property, whether It is a farm
hence and lot in town or roai estate
any description quickly. call or all
fit
(W. B. DOGARMO
WALL at, MonwALk. come
it will be of advantage to you also
to see the if you are desirous of buy
'W'Y‘fl' INN. n! "mnurf‘
_Ml.ss Boerum,
DERMA 701.0615 1'.
_ CHIROPODIST.
Leek world's Hall.
Narwalll. Conn.
. Office Hours:
do 12 a. m. I to 6:30 p. or.
Telephone
- Connection.
Walrus
" iurpenierand Builder.
PLANS AND SPEOiFlCATIONG.
. ‘ JOBBING.
I‘EFORB BUYiNiYi WEATHER
rum Fen ooons AND WIN
bow: on? ESTIMATES or ME.
"0058 MATTER HOW SMALL YOUR
,, rout of town orders by men
. pm attendedto
. "RESIDENCE-w
am eraser. NORWALK
Mlleelih
yeli’ tried u. lie‘ilth Brand
Better drink Health Brand
t if you must drink. then
would rich Coffee. unit has
oil dualilies and none of the
"of the heavy Booth Ameri-
on, Batlilaction or motley
lléhdles’
biidrenls (laments. sireIY do in. to 34 in., in White or Nat--
REMEMBER OUR HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
maximum...
. world Jon. the
Ladies’ Ribbed Garments,
Vests and Pants, at....... soulh
Ribbed Garments.
White or Natural Wool..$l.oo
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me money MisleYuo.
Suspicious circumstances Surround
Woodchopper'e Deuth.
NEW MILFORD. Nov. 26.——Charies
Blehure, aged 60. better knOWn as. “Big
Charley," a French Canadian wood-
chopper, who has lived for some years
in a but near Candlewood mountain.
was found dead yesterday on the farm
of J. Butler Morwlu. under somewhat
peculiar circumstances. The spot
where he was found was nor. far from
his but. The last seen of him was
November 12.. when ho was intox‘cat-
ed. He went: to the store of Philo
Northrop ill Warren .and.bought some
goods. offering a $20 bill to pay for
them. He received $16 in change at
that time. . Since then he has not been
seen. When the body was found no
money was found on it What became
of :t is a mystery.
The medical examiner snys there is
no evidence of foul play and that the
man evidently died of alcoholism and
exposure. The cattle in the lot when
the body was found had linked the
body and the clothing was paitly off
and drearrunged. It is thought poesl.
bio. that the money was worked out of
the pockets in this way and may have
goon eaten or carried away by the cut-
6.
NOT A SICK DAY SINCE.
"l was taken severely sick with kid
ney trouble. I tried all sorts of men:
cine». none of which relieved me. One
day I saw an ad. of your Electric Bit-
ters and determined to try that. After
aklng a few doses I felt relieved. one
soon thereafer was entirely cured.
and have not seen a sick day since
Neighbors of mine have been cured of
Rheumatism. Neuralsla. Liver and
Kidney troubles and General Deblli
ty." This is what 13- 1“. Base. of
Fremont. N. 0.. writes. Only 50c, at
P. H. Baxter's. Druxslat. '
w, W .
uncoYNeCIous' Fitch euusnor
woouo. »
. SOUTH MANGHES’meNov. 26:—
Aibert Ward, 9. ind of Talcottville. was
found in a fluid unconscione' from a
gunshot wound. by a‘farmor who was
driving along the road yesterday of-
temoon. Ward had blown of! four flux-
ere. on his manhood and received some
of the powder charge In the head. He
will~not die from the wounds.
TO CURE A COLD lN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Drcmo Quiuine Tablets
All drugglsts refund the money if ll
fails to cure. E. W, Groves signature
is on each box. 25c.
VALI'S DEBATING TEAM.
NEW HAVEN. NOV lid—Tile Yule
tehlngwhloh will meet Princeton in do
unto at Wooleey Hall on Decembcril
has Lbeen selected it is made up oi
Beede..’0ii. L. 8... whp debuted
against Harvard last winter: A. P.
Minimum. ’05.. Ind W.. D. Myers. ’0!»
McKluetry.bun eon,h an wolierueio two
and the Ten 17ch pride but yearn .
Plllno‘l‘ HIAL‘I’H FOR or DIN“.
W
Frank Baxter Tulle New to (MY Well
for 1'th smell Sum. ‘
the colleen powwow and
well. Constipation and dyepelu
II are when
03:“ all or lilo other dimer combin-
few months, a medicine that bar made
many remarkable mem- "Dr. Him
u lion sud dyspeptic. This was fun
tr need of. half price. but the “to
having been so remarkable, they have
in: the future} ’eiid l lilo Dd. to any
thet l mu be chlorine cont hue selling
of drum Specific in. the
Baum o! A Quilter
one duller and guarantee. to as are
the mo in. o ”ruler-ii: um anionic.
hip 8?“qu
the mud amour
ill _
yearn. Myera won ill a Thacher, prlte ,,
have been boiling. for the put ,
ardionlipeciiiof' for the our» of canon. ,
decided to make 280 the regular price .
“not: 'cure- Yti
tocuraeoln ,
it little
Yr moot an
out one purifier in nature. but.
low recline its value until l
to 7 lb 9
. h YY
.n. s at You: ”In“
as
and .
ii “Ya
i efleciuaiiy learn and flu-
oi: Iu‘fc‘wll‘ltons the
natural
u Kitties which
on not iilY the stomach and bowels; ll
di Intecte the mouth lulu threat from
in; unison of caoarrh.
liz; drugglrtsoseii charcoal in one
. their. but probably the has:
(lathe met for: enormously
is lot at srt’ _ ai'coai wronged; thus
or? on posed or the finest pewduro
Wllow charcoal. andother harmless
untieeptics in tablet 'iOrm or‘rdth'or in
the form of large. pleasant tart' ng loo.
oozes}; the charcoal helm: milled with
nil‘he dainv use of these lozenlrwl will
soon tell in a much Implovod condlt‘or
aritha gonelnl‘ health, better. complex-
ion and purify the breath. mouth and
and the beauty of It ‘lc.«.thotno possi-
ble harm can result from their con
tinned use. but on the contrary, great
betlent'
‘A llu'fnlo pbvalc‘ no In ephedrine of
the benefits of charcoal. save: “.1 ad-
vice Stuarts Charcoal Lozenges to ab
patients suffering from gas in stomach
. and bowels. end til-clear- thezoonlpiol
ionpsweeter breath and purer blood,
throat; I also believe the liver is’zreat.
lylbenellted by the daily use of them:
they cost but twenfydive cents a hm.
at? drug stores. and although in borne
more a potent preparaton. yet ll be
Here i get more and better charcoa'
n: Stuart‘s Charcoal Lozenges than in
my of the ordinary charcoal tablets."
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THE GOVERNOR’S STAFF.
(Ansonlu Sentinel).
A new bunch of "colonele" and “llla'
lore" has been creuicd by Governor-
clect Roberts. who has just announced
the names of members of his lnilitul;
stuff. and if they all weartbe gold incl
ls bucolningly as they have labnror‘
n behalf of Republican victory. their
rosplcndence is secured. The letlrm
staff has been an ac lve one and hit
been culled upon pretty often and for
lonle quite notable occasions, but thr
lulles of the new staff promise to b‘
lust as numerous and just all con
snicuous. and one of the first w!
probably be i‘a attendance upon th
governor at the president's innugurn
:Ion. Whether it will be culled upor
alcr on. Io accompany him to Ihr
Lewis and Clark exposition iii Port
“and. Dre. remains to be soon. .
trans-contlnch ill triuwouid. ho quii'
an undertaking. but so was the trip 7
Governor Chamberlain and stall to thr
St. Louis Exposition. and let it “‘l’:
carried out in bocomlngnlylc and Wil
sufficient tinsel to learn no doubt a
to Connecticut dignity and pride. Th
personnel of the new stuff roprcsclu
mule wealth. more bruins luld a lure
amount of political pull. it in until
most democratic of criilcu There a
two Yule graduates on the list. onc o‘
newspaper nlan.’ ono retired business
man. one doctor. ono whoiceuio green
one lawyer, one tax assesaor. Somv
have had military cxperienro nu-
somo hole not, but all are sufficient!
prominent. upright and good lookhl
to become their uniforms and Ith
state.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs Franklin Bush. of New Caull
‘.,lel says: "i endured for years wit
lyepepaiu. used to have grunt distres-
nd belching i tried everything
mild hear of. but nothing helped mt
mill 1 look Brazilian Balm. and one D
out hp 119 cured me completely"
For sale by R H. Pislstcd, i“. H. Bill
or and the Clifford Phurmncy. ‘
CONNECTICUT PATINTS.
'l‘ho fo‘lowing wore lunuorl Novciuho
22nd,1904:
not”. 0mm. .
Wm. H. Havana. ordnance. ‘
Frederick Daze. Bridgeport
inuihe.
Bridgeport indicator for fluid mulls.
design.
little for more enduring pm
Blah
brum. denim.
promu- or unit bbili
on or nimilar artfully. lien
wwflggi rabbit and finiuhlu
”m“ In on. no...
I
’Y Frolic”; dole "
“Hilly diversified. however. to suit the
Lint furnished from office of A. M >
Wooster, Solicitor of Patents. Bridge :
clean
Frank A. Rant: and G W Collin ‘
Willis F Hobbs. Bridgeport, uhearr »
Wm. F. Hololond. Kurtford. mochan 1
bun for Iooltimr‘ the ifeyélevoru of type ‘ em 0”,, health
when or otllor machines. to the rink
Oscar C. Kayla. Hartford. cylinde- 1m... "may "W do, on-
aculc for other machined. ' mulorlliillofll' . 4mm gpepllc
Donia Mcyors. Hurtfol' . cnrrlnsi that which If 1”,?"
hearing. , is unable to defer , t o m u h
Chas. D. itico. Hartford, machine mull. even II but ‘ trouble-Ind
element . :llitbily unordered ‘v \digeailve
Fred H. ileum. New liuvcu. mm
i want to say feet a few werdufon . and
new low Wisdom 8. Hudson. Why «M iii Y.
livery0 opporniuu for cylinder priuiiur I
'i’hllip P. Handel, Meridian. chipping
Seth w Bobbitt. Morldun. module
0. v. Helmnohmiehxieriduu top for
dd. La Brilliant, Danbun. Jewel cask ,
burl. Dillon. South unfold. m...
u tents. Fuller marine murmurs. nun
honorable. will not
Jewell Edition 00.. limfoni. rubber
b cl ‘ -
Evening: Frocwniuuai "God in
Love "‘ childlen's chorue: chorus.
"Thole is a City Croat rind Strong“:
children‘s chorus. 4"0. Children filing
Kindly Willem.
Mr. willret: childrcnis YY‘YYYYYYYYB'YYYBY“ Ye
Nlilorwullt Methodist Episcopal
Church, Rev. L. K. Moore, pattern-
Marnian prayer service. 9.30 a mu
eervlco with sermon; lo. 30 a. m.: Bun.
day 'school and neon Clean 12 lnY.' . Eli)-
wbrth Leuhuoservil. .39 n to even-
lug service or 7.30 m‘. Munic for
the (lay: Anthem “Praise the field,
0 Jbruenlezn " Mnundm; soprano solo
and dilartottc. "0 Lord, 1 Come." arr.
flom 1311123 by Bunsfnrd; quarteltc,
tied is Love " Shelley; 'viuuslte‘ttc
“The Good Shepherd," air from eri
by Nevin.
East Ayenue Methodist Episcopal
Church, Rev. E. Cunningham. Pastor--
Mornln'g evangelistic service. 10:30 a.
111., Sunday school, 12 m.:- Junior
League. 3 n. nu; Epworth Launch
p. 111.; eveninlz scrvlce, 7 D m
A ‘M. E. Church. Knight street
Rev John D Nichole, pastor—~11 n. m
preaching , by the pastor: subject:
Grace; 12 manually uchool; 7 n to.
forum meeting; 8 p. in... plaice sellice
ondnctod by the poem
CONGREGATIONALY .
South Nurwail; Congregational Rev
.owin l‘lnuk liuoll, D 1)., pnsiolfi
.1030 il.fll.,88l'.m01‘i Christian En-
llueluum: organ prelude. Whiting:
ulnrtcl, 'I‘e Drum in C, Buck; odertuw
n F, Grieg; quartet, (led in n Spirit.
lennclt; organ poutludc, Souihnrd;
2 m., Bible School. Men‘s Christian
nqulry Club, Lamont and Jennings
'luils,s,4:30 p. ln.. vcspcr service. ad—
lrcse, Growth and the Wny of it; or-
:nn prelude. improvisation, Whitney:
ulnrtot. Four Not. 0 lsrnel. Spinner:
rlo, My God, My l‘uihov, While l
Siruy, Schnerkor, Miss llnlcy, Mrs.
Sims. Mr. Benedict; oi‘icrtol'y ln.A tint.
Butintc: soprano uolo. Minn llnlcy:
pmrtet. Thoro- u n Friend in the Homo
and Huvcnn: oxgnn postludo in G
Lcmmene. ’lllc offering will be for
the work of lilo American Missionary
\esocintion.
Music at the First Church Norwnik,
.:omorrow Morning—~Prelude Adagio.
from 6th Sympathy. W;idor .lubilnlu
u C Buck: “I Will Never Leave 'i‘hee."
Otle; Alto Solo, "That Shadow Land'
lrd; Poslludn ’i‘llumphalf‘holus in A
Guilmsht. Evening—Prelude. Valia-
illél on the "Slcilinm lly'nln' , llux;
"i‘hou Art. 0 God, the Life and Light",
Warren; Bass 80er). "There is All Hear
or Hallowed Pence." Chcnerv; poul-
ludo, Allezro from 6th Sonata, Guil-
want.
BAPTIST
South Norwnllt Baptist Church, lit-v
71.8 Carpenter, motor—«Morning nel-
vicc: Prelude. inicllnnzzo in it flat
Dtlihes; anthem, “Oh Lord How Mun
fold " Bnrnby; ol'i‘crtory ‘R'iicnr Thou
lot.” A Frey; sermon by Rev. J, Wil
ler Richardson, of Stamford; post
min in 1) minor. l.".(‘lllfllf{l( Blurring:
A’lriude, Ofiurlollc ill l) flat. Saloon-z
utllcni. "licjoile ill the Lord
ciluecker. Sermon by In.) buslncs
cu.
First Baptist Church, Norwnilt, l)
V Tsimncc Vnn Down, Pnslol’wi’ruy
3r meeting at lo 9.. ill.; sermon. u
0: 30 n. m. . Sunday school nl 12 um
B Y. P. U. meeting 31.6:le p. m;
lormon a! 7 30 p In. Prayer umirr
Thursday iii 7: 30 p m Souls flee
A cordial welcome to all who attend
these services.
Grace Baptist Church. colnel Butlcl
Ind Quincy streets!) n'l‘bonlns. pus—
tor—Sunday eel-vices? . ll n. m..
preaching; 330 p. in. Sunday school;
7 I) ll), pummel and prqu- int-cling:
8 p. In. plcarhing pelvirc. 'I‘uredny
wooing i.‘-llil8llilll Endeavor nwcllnu
lilblcci “flow iniomperuncl- liiudcm
Missions." Rom. ll 17 21
EPISCOPAL
Trinif Episcopal Church ltev. Rom.
1y mi {impugn u motorwilcly Conl—
Like
«comet
u- ihe sky comet
YY-'Yl‘lli;YlYY‘I
:ui“ overburdened.
Kodol
supplies the natured,\
luieee of «ligation until
done the work of
stomach. retelling i
homer tension. fluid
on Ilium-d
\\\\dlserdere.
i 'Y hum
N .
'- if! int WWI“! summon council
1‘
Y time engineer
' meeting Wednesday. 8 p. m.
‘Y oi Wins dildo Y '
Anon monochrome u u only
llt. list an easy in
rice than when :1 cop—
who follow my ohliln
In my content-yuan in
li..a’rosu from route de
street. reside "i’ ,
cam “l. liken ioiot I
lot Doun’aY Kidney Pill
Mus mire. lily luv
d A sealed
No lip ii ,1) 1831‘; "Y
, nay
‘Y‘PIlls udvertiecd ptrfibro juut such trou‘
bios us i had. i procured a box at
Plaieted'e drug store. They curled mo .
For sale by all dealers; Price 50
cents a box. FostoruMllburn Co...
Buffalo Y., sole agents for” he.
United taYtea. ,
Remember the uncle Doon' e and take
no other.
v . .
munlon. 8 a. 111., Sunday echo 1. 9:05;
morning prayer and sermon a 11; ev—
clliug prayer and address. 7:30. sub-
1ch “For Judgment Have i Come into
the World "
Grace U.hurch Rev. James Benton
Wolnei. rector—First Sunday in Ad-
vent: Coleuruiibn of the Holy Com?
munlon lit 8 o‘clock: morning prayer
and sermon at 10.30; Sunday school at
noon; rehearsal of the Sunday school
choir at 430; evening prayer and ser-
mon. Solomon’s sonnet, “The Coming
)l' the Evil Days " the Ysevcntil in the
course on Old Testament Mustelpmr-tu
at 7 30.
St. Paul‘s Church. Rev. Wemyss
Smith li'clOr—lill’i-it Sunday in Ad-
rent: 7.30 a. to. Holy, Communion:
i0. 30 a m. morning player and ser-
llon; 1?. m.. Sunday school and Bible
losses; 3 p. m.. Sunday school in
:bnpel on Bclkulch street: 7 30 p. m.
,lveunong and sermon at the chapel on
Berkeley street. The music through
out the day will be of a special char-
iclcr and will be such as suitable
to the Advent smson of the church.
On MOndny evening there will be a
meeting of the Boys’ Club at tho
rooms on Berkeley street. The boys
nlc busily engaged in getting thing:
In shape for basket ball and othel at
irucilons; there will also be dllll.
l‘ucsduy evening there will be the leg
.llnr meeting of the Girlu‘ Friendly at
Jun Town linll at. 7.30. Wednesday
hero will be the usual shortened emu-
‘iOllK at the chapel at 7.45 p. nu, with
:onferenco on the Prayer Book. Fri-
lay afternoon there Will be Lllnuy ser-
rho at 4 p. to when the leccr wlli In
gin a series of meditations on I‘m-
.olds Prnymr Thole will be the
.louihly meeting of the. Altar Socieiv
:r lbr clear of Ibc litany service. The
.udlru' Gulld’ new moon: on Friday
ll'lclnoon all. p. m. so that they can
ttclld the Litum in a body The
luild has decided to give all enter—
tainment On Thursday evening, De-
ollbcr 15. On Saturday morning there
vlll be the usual meeting of the Chris
.lron‘s industrial at the church rooms.
.hlu Industrial In under the leadership
of Mrs Luckwood. and tic-eke to on~
ourago habits of industry among .0
human. Dr. lit-Away, the coloilruled
ccturor from New Y.ork will be the
spoolnl spenkcr at the Menu Clni
fleeting on Thursday December 8. Mn-
sic for tomorrow's EYBIVlCtS: Proces—
lcnnl Hymn 39 Palomino: Vcniic in
P Gosh; Bctledicte in G.luinor.1«larrl-
on. Benedicinu seventh tone Greg-
lrinYn: Hymn 41. Monk: Hymn 48
:ililSfll’l‘: offertorv, bass solo. Jeruss’
em (Parker) iolel Wohlc; Recession.
ll Hymn 329 Hayno. le.vr:ueong. l’l‘o-
.t‘eslonnl Hymn 35.1.ui.;kin Fcl'lul
Verniclrs. Tullls: Magnificai. Eighth
l‘ono, Gregorian: Nuuc lllmltlis Ton
us Resins Gregorian; anthem. And
he Glory of the Lord (from Messiah).
ilandtql Hymn 357, Knerht: Hymn 45
Ancient Plnin Song: Hymn 36. Dykes.
Hymn 405. German , »
ADVENT CHRISTIAN
Advent Christian Church. Van Zundt
street East Norwelk Rev. J. W Da-
vie photon—Preaching by the useful
at 1030: sublctt “The Powor and
day school at 12 111.; Loyal Workeru‘
meeting at 5.45: song ucrvire at 646;
evening uermon at 7: subject. "The
Second (‘omlng of Chrletwilu immi-
neucu null Eminence.” Special sing»
log by tho Blrchnl'd sluleln.
(HERMAN LilTHr— 9AM.
St. Peter’s German Lutheran Mie-
sion Chapel, North Main street, Rev.
Karl Kretsnlann. pastol'~—,Scrvice, with
preaching. 7: 30 p.111. Tomorrow'n sol.
nlon subject. The Lord' :4 Message to
i} at the Boginnius of a New Church
We
CHRISTIAN sclsuci poultry.
First (‘illlutlan Colonies Society.
Norwnill—wliozuiar Sunday service at
llln Houdini: Room. Masonic bulldinq,‘
subject, Sunday. Nov 27, God, the
Univ Cacao and Greater. Testimony
To both
eelwiues the public in cordially "Wil
of. Reading Room upon to the pub
lic ouch week day from 2 to ii p, In.
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A HEAVY LOAD.
'i‘o lift that load off the diolnuch tulle
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. it dlgoete
what you eat. Sour stomach. belch
ins. sail on utomacll and all disorders
of tI’llllfletolnll‘cll llhat lire Durableépilll':
ins y, re eve ,un barman
cured by the use ut’liudol Dynamic
Cure. » it P. uteri-n,- u cranial at 297
~ Main street, New Britain. Goof!» boys:
“Kudol Dyspepsia Cure Ill givl n; such
universal estiifactiou and in so rarely.
becoming the positive relief and rub
inequenrt corn for this cutie-um. all
merit, feel that i chi altruyr’ turn to
.fltlilf)’ and gratify mzm containers by
.recommeudiuc ii. to i cm i write
this to uhow how well the remedy It
4 spoken or here.”
Cure wan uncovered utter you" of
scientific or erl‘rnen‘te and wt I post
lively cure lutoiiiiid
Efficacy of the Blood of Christ" Sull- '
Kedol Dyspepsia . .
troubled. Sold ‘
Silk Sloukmds
The new Silk lrIoYsieify bought will on eye to if .
iday requirements is as satisfactoi‘yY “collection as, ‘ YY'Y' Y,
*poesihly be shown. Soft thin cobWebe Y,tcxturcn (hilt can
be dran through it finger ring“ some that Arc more sub-YY
utmltial, some with dainty clockings, and some vcry sense
ibis kinds With Cotton soles WilIYCilY Will pr‘o‘ch durable. " ‘Y‘
For women there are half a dozen different weights.
in gauze, medium and heavy. Prices are $l .00. $1.25, $1.75
and up" to $4.75 “M .
A very beautiful Silk Stocking at Y$2.00 a pair
‘Sllk Stockings with cotton soles, ill 75 and $200
. Men's Silk Half-Hose, a splendid line, ill and $1.75.
Willie Silk Walsls.
At the Shift Waist section haw: been gathered some
Japanese and India Silk WaistsY, all white. in fancy styiés,
which are marked for a quick sale These are desirable for
evening wear and for mild weather under fur coats and
wraps. 'illcy are exceedingly pretty and stylish, made
with tucks. hemsiitching and late trimmings. All sizes.
Former prices $2.50. $3.75, $4.50 and $7.50.
Sale prices, $2.00, $2.50. up to $5.00.
Special in Men’s Wear.
For today Scarlet \\ ool Underwear, “Rooi’s ” goods,
$125 and all 50
Undersllilis. double breast .qu double buck, $l H75
Suspenders, extra stlong and durable, 25c a pair.
Reversible incur—in hand '1 ms, light, medium. and dark
effects, a regular 50c value for 25¢
Leather Stocks and Collars.
These are quite the fall onr automobile and athletic
costumes, and are among the jauntiest and most effective
of dress accessories. '1 he. very latest can be seen attire
Neckwc‘ar Section.
Red. green. brown and tall, 35c cacll.
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The D. M. . Read Co.
A n
Emily‘s uuuu Inns luu u Funnel
ii Insult; uuiuluuui .
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For eight of these coupons and 69 cents we will rn nsh for a‘ time,
Sentinel readers with a. mild acid. fully, warranted fountain pen, polish-
ed barrel, rubber cap. screw section. beautiful delivery. worth 81. 50.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed You wonder how you ever got along
without it. Carry your coupons to Clifford Pharmacy F. 8. Coleman. 10
North Main atreet. William P. Beers, 49 Wall street; Edward P. Weed,
38 Wall street.
NOTHING BETTER FOR CHRISTMAS.
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Lou on Gurney errant. between latter and, orchard
Slum. NerweYlln ileum. . .. ‘ I
It may. Religion no
3750 00 to redo. on on Lot
This is about Yillé last chaotic to:
chill in a building lot in no center
for a home it such low prices.
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Map of lam of our office. when Infill particular: will no
cheerfully furnished
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