Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 15, 1904 · page 7

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Miss 11.111: Cmfoot is it at her
home in New street. ‘

Mayflower Hook and Lidder Com
flay cleared about $50 at their recent

Ruth Gilbert, daughter of W. it. all-
hert is confined to her home by lil-
noes.

Express Knapp is moving from
Rowan atr tto Second. ayetiue, Bene-
. dict Fame.

The regular prayer mastitis will he
held in the primary in hi 1: East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
tonight at 7.415 a 'cloclt. '

The uncontested divorce cone of Ed-
wln L Hani'ord vs. Charlotte P. Han-
ford will came up at this term of the
Superior Court,

Evangelistic eervicoe will be held
this vening at the East Avenue Methc~

dist Church in place 01 the regular ,

weekly prayer meeting.

The Loval Workers of 1110' 11th0111:
(‘lnistlrtn Church will hold a meeting
mic evening at the close of tho rogu-
lnr weekly social service The olllcere
till the mar will be selected :11 this
time

.inmuol' 111111 who was iiioi'iiod 11
short time ago will give. all (nil-rtuin-
nicnt this or 'cnhtg to the 1111111111115 01
1111311011 or Hook and 11011111111 ( 1111111311111.
-\ pl: 111111111 social evening 1:: lili'liidlllli"
t‘i’i.

it is expected that lllflt will in: 11
121111 11111111111 present at 11111 111101111:-
tiltt 1110111115: in 110, hold 111 12:15! \‘or-
wall: iotnol'low night tor the purpose
ot‘ discussing the 111061 111 trolley
schodulo and taking steps to not 11
hcittr 1:“011100

-.’I‘h e z'holning tho llillflltll “(1.: 111121111
over to Slit'll'iill'flxlt‘lli as to ll:l|)t-lli‘
1101111: which passed nhovo the two
britigt-s and the mud digger, which
was at work up the rivr-r. 111111 11 held:
ctahio tiiliirulty in getting snow loads:
of mud out to the dumping ground.

The. chorus choir which will rondru
the Christmas music ill the East Ave
11119 Methodist Episcophl Church held
a rehearsal last. night at the home of
H. J. Hipecn. Mr. and Mrs. Hlpson
served hot coffee, hot 'cocoa and cake
in abundance at. the close of the re-
hearsal. Mr. Hipson. who spent
Thanksgiving at his former home in
Virginia exhibited a number of pie-
tures of cotton culture. presented him
byi his nephew, who resides there.
Seine cotton on the stalk was also
shdwn.

 

ROWAY'I’ON.

At the Rownyton Methodist Episte—
pal Sunday school, last Sunday the
superintendent Charles W Bell.1t1ad
two communications one from the
Mount Carmel Home for Children and
the other from the Barton Children's
Home. and on Sunday next donations
and to be received for these two most
worthy objects. The- money that is
taken in will go to the Mount Carmel
school and the clothing, toys and pro-
visions'fcr the Barton home. it is
ho that most generous donations
wil be made. The Sunday school has
invited the members of the Dal-ion
home to be their guests at then christ-
mas festivities, which will be held on
Saturday night December 24 Christ-
mas eve. ,

WESTHORL

 

 

The annual meeting of the fire dis-
trict was bold in chuet opera house
last evening.

Thomas Cieary. who stole articles
from the Guyor store in chomber.
has been sentenced by Judge Rors-
baclt. in the criminal Superior court
to one year in prison.

The grunge met last evening
and elected oihccrs Ill N. Slppcrly
was expected to be on hand to tell all

at the St Louis Execution.

Another weelt and there will be a
homecoming cf the young people who
are standing schools out at town for
the Christmas holidays. The advent of
these young people will revive social
activity for a brief season at lcaet.

There will be merry limos at All of
the engine housed on the night of Dec.
31 and the Now Your will be ushered
in with due formality and a feast.
There have been mention: of 1111 111

, the companion within tho week and
colnuiittcca appointed to arrantw 1‘11:
tho fratlvlllcti

Tuesday Willi it trying our for the
irollcymon und although the loud wall
hum 0111111 lllt'll‘ was no uticmpi at
making 1101111111110 111110.111 tho 11111 1y

hours of tin morning the entire force.

was employed cutting 11 way through
the llnow in town. Travel 11

cent to impossible tcr’ some time "dud
there hail been no sudh
thie ecctlen since the 11111101111 blizzard.
The average depth on the,
to have been 15 inches.

Wm“

DARIEN AND NOROTON.

 

.Ccntrnctor John 1). (trimming is one
not 111101113041 tot-pupils WliljgllBVe invlo ,
' 1111 13. Robinson 10

' " 211 A“ hedhtitui.

1d cxsprint lpul

all of
the outlying ecctlona 101' void ice was

1111 of show 111
l‘vcl la said

 
 
 

,y tilted pick cherries and apples
in I Iii'eld'wher: the Academy 0: Milli“
now 1111111111: in Founeenth street.

I ed to go hunting in this West Side
be statue was plentiful too.
hell I became a teacher. the
pay was $60 per unnum. There Were
no Janitors in those days, and the
teachers had to look out after the
cleaning of the school rooms. , the
lighting of fires and similar work. The
public schools were then managed by
the Public School Society, composed
of Quakers"

satirical. Mirna T'Eaaou'r rue

 
 
 
 

 

collector Hoyt May Be Useful in Le-
p'lalatul'e— Tariff 1111111111111 Talk

"1111: Collector 1pm Hoyt, says the
1 <tam 0rd Advocate will have an upper.
tunlty while in the capitol the 001111an
winter to g1 ve the legislature 11101111an
fit 01 experience he has acq: tired in the
tax business. it there 1110110111011)“. in
the law. Mr. Hoyt. is on 1:1 51111211111111
and be will he in n pesition in do
mmeth 11;: towards comxilng 11111111.
11 or ilintmlcc, if the hill: mm and coil
111'}: 1211111101 111.1 (111110011111 and is not
w by should the 1mm oilicor '1 (111111 1'21 01'
1.11110 inonry p'nl‘d 101'111'11-1: upon real
estate and not the hills: of drlinqu "mta?

Would 11- not 110 11111 in plot 11111 1.11111
only tht 11011 111111 miliihrv ttl\ actually
collected by the ioun 12111011711 11111111111 to
the slate and lot the slain 51.11 that it
111.11: 11 hrttz. in 10111:: to it. ’ 11311111 next
dooi noiuhhm' 111111: 111 11111 his 1:101:11
what would 011 think it tho men-hunt
1.111110 10 you and 1221111}: "ti-‘11) and So
ones the 1: 11111 and uon't pay 11,80 1
am going in collect. it. from you. " And
1111211 pir. llovl might lllSiL‘OVt‘l 30ml
1111-12111? to (111111101 tho chl’ort 01110111, 01’
the, dog 1111:.

Every one who owns a dog; owes the
town. a registry 1110 Hardly any of
them pay the fee in Stamford. but
town officers plunge their hands into
the money paid for real estate taxes.
and hand it oyer to those who suffer
from the ravages of dogs. Mr. Hoyt
might discover some scheme to pre-
vent that sort of thing. And there are
other defects in this tax business Mr.
Hoyt has a great chance to head a re-
form movement.

, 'Gatting Capitol Ready.

The eenate chamber and representa-
llvos'. ball and committee rooms at the
capitol are being put in order for the
inccming legislature. The offices of
the state police and fire marhal, which
have been located on the second floor
orthe capitol between terms of the
legislature. will be moved to the fourth
floor soon.

new
in 1903
2 iltaio otter last year.

 
 
 
 
 

uiy are receive: and the purposes for
“Which they flow out. ,
,e clots. 11mm all sources for

it during the fiscal 1
were

tombs ll“, 1801.

a over the rev

‘1
from ordinary neuron: of the
ear” 0: it .

7
1

.thdrem lama:

11111.33 87 In ordinary”

 

The balance in the treasury at the
and 01111: fiscal year was 3737. 615 51,
an increase over’ the balance of the
year pret‘llcliil of $100,161.07.

0119 of the unusual items or expense
was the repairs to the capital dome.
There was paid to William Angus. the
sum of 814.1101 .27 for tak'ng down of.
the figure of thc- "Genius" and repair
in: the masonry. etc
The cost of placing in position the
new figure of "Cores" at the base of
the dome is included in the above cost.

The exterior of the building is now
in good condition except the roof which
leaks hadiv about the 111111111111: in
stormy weather. A commission‘ ot
which ex—u‘overnor Morgan t}. Bucks:
lay is chairman, is now engaged on
plans for remcdvmg this trouble and
also for providing additional room for
commissions, legislative comlnltteop,
etc.

The incoming locinlniul'o will have
some costly protects to deal with!
which if they go thrown 0" 1,1111 lib r '1
scale mapped out will call for more
million:l 1111111 tho. thi; ii'cns'ui'y hold
host your. Among 111:- most costly pro-
trots arc a timid 1'01‘01'11111101'11'. eluto
urinary and :ll'eounl (111d Judiciary
building. The state nrnunv ls "111010
than in 1111' 111'” its 11 commission lti
ititdy 112mm: 11 plan to tho noxt Gon-
cml Assctiihly 11 iii tlmu'rht that from
61 (10110011 10 1520110000 will 11" required
for tho rct‘ornmton 111111111 The pro-
posed 111'”nlol,\ 11nd lire-01nd will 1112111111-
i1ly cost 111-111-111 $1,000,000 and probably
nearly $1,000,001! will he expelliltnl for
the judiciary hulldlngm

An 1*. will take 11 low yours to 1111111-
1110111 those buildings own after 11111
rout; 1111c 1101:1111 11111 stoic will 1101. 110
coiled upon to pay [or them at once
but there will bt,‘ lots 01‘ lobhylu '1 about.
the capitol bci‘orr tho plans urc all
ihrcrlhcd out. The stain is very llhoral
in aid of many humane institutions
and every yours increasing domande
are made on 1111, trcueui'y for them.

There in alwaya a strong effort made
by every city and town in the state to
rot a portion of these funds. Under
this head comes the coat for the sup-
port of the blind schools for the deaf
and for imbecilcs, Children's Aid Soci-
ety. county homes, care at the insane
and appropriations for every hospital
in the state The cost of there lnati
stutions last year waa 3566.70136 an
increase of 8172 267. 23 over the year
previous. There are several depart-
ments that cost over $100,000 each to
maintain and two departments cost
over $1100.0th each. common schools
$554,795.84 and humane institutions
$569,701.76.

The judiciary is an cxpenslve institu-

 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

Ooverncr Chamberlain' 11 suite of
rooms has been renovated and put in
order for the reception of the new
governor. Executive Clerk Frank D

cod who has served in that capacity
for over co years. will continue in the
position under Governor-elect Henry
Roberts.

Increase in Majority.

The majority of Frank Warren, re-
cently elected representative from Kil-
linglv to the next legislature. has been
increased two votes in rather 1111 none
ual manner. While moving a table in
borough hall at Danielson one even-
ing this week two sealed official envel.
ones were discovered that had evident.
ly fallen froth the table during the
counting on election night and had
since escaped observation. One of the
ballots was Republican with 8. Warren
pester, the other a straight Democrat;
ic ticket.

Willing to Experiment.

Congressman Henry comes pretty
near to makihg an apothogm. "There
is no demand in my htatc for tariff
revision," he says “There is 110 ch-

ple are waiting to see. They find work
to do and wages fair. They don’t
want to endanger these. llut food and
many other thlnze are high. ‘ They
would like to change this: They want
to know whether they can get the
bird in the bush without 10111112 1110
one in hand ”Waterbury American.

STUDENTB' LOSS TO BE MADE UP

OlilliltldN. 01110.,[1111- lb~Preeidtul
King but: nnmunlccd that friends of
the college 1111111 inltcn clone to 101m-
lunar: 111111101111: who had cultured 1011::
by tho hunk ”Pill“ 111.1 911111 thin could
not 111.1pr to all coach, but only to
those whom tho loan bad hot-11 heavy-
and the 1111M “10111. How much the.
111111111111. 111111 in tin filtlzoun‘ Buck 111
not ltuown'. ,

uh... :91me Am...

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

TENMBLY BUNNED 'BY SPARKS.

NAUG'ATUCK. Doc. 16.-«Whllo
1111111 111; by a niovo yesterday Ml'e
13111.de Brown, of Brndleyvllle, was let
ribiy burned her drone catching fire
from? a «park 'l'he flames were put
out by her husband and nun. who hap-
priced to he at home. They throw wa-
‘tcr on her; ”or physician said that
1101' con 111011 '11:: very serious.

"it so it cry 11111121 to think that :1
iii :11; 1-1- refilling in bed about the
111-1111: ‘tvhc marricn a dud" with such
lovemaking hart turtle cycr

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

,jecticn to it, however." That is, pool
about his western trip and the sights

ticn. conllnc “60.31663, an increase 01
over 862.000. Board of prisoners in
county jails cost “02.90690. Mainten-
ance of old soldiers 8133 863.50. State
Normal schools ”21.52931. Nation-
al Guard 8151341278.

LAND SOLD.

Th. Chapman Place in Falrllald Dla.
posed of cheap.

At 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon
there was begun on the county court
house steps the auction sale of six
pieces of land in Fairflcld belonging

 

 

etc the estate of Margaret 1. 'l'hrocit-

morton. of Ohio. under order of sale
by Judge Thompson of the United
States District court of Ohio. Judge
Samuel W. Courtright of Circleville.
0., one of the trustees of the estate,
was nreeent and the auction was con
ducted by Charles Lee. The bidding
was not very brisk and three 0! the
pieces were withdrawn because three-
quartera cf the 1111111111»: value could
not be obtained either separately or
. collectively.

The Chapman mansion and live
acres of 1111111.: barn and other build-
ings. all of which cost betewen 820,-
000 and 6301000, was cold in D Fair
child Wheeler for “.860. The proper
ty has deteriorated in the past eev-
97%| years, but is a. bargain at the
or cc.

contingenta‘tou

“new.

lRoada Have Become Packed Down and
Runners 811p Easily.

i There 11: nitluhlnu 11011311111111 ulcluh-
11111111111 pit-.1111 oi 11 11A 1.1. 11::- rucw
in u illllo drop 1111 1111.1 11111.11. nor-111111
inrlt ihoat‘ 111 the t'mluli'v. 1'11: 1th no
lug, but ll it. 1111111111.; 11111111 11111111). and
'hy tonight tht1 11111111111: on tho umt'u
trnvch'd 111111111 will ho ltivul

With 1211111111011 01 no 1110110: or allow.
111.. covniug nus loo limp to 11111111)
elelghlug 111 11. 1111y,_hut tin-'11: pro 110
(trifle 111111 the 101),le were 1111:1111: 111ml:
011.. The itidgctlcld road la line now
1111 that. is always the first road to ho.
come packed down by travel
l The ti tulle oi nicitth hells 1111.1: board
on every hand today and the Norwhlll

 

 

 

 

1111.111: '1" 1 '11 «mean 1111- all their
111111111111 on floor in preparation for
the 111111 that a carpool ,

WANT
tlAurrdhn.
the imfiufiffi;fl ‘1

l

" 011111111 1.1172 s
1 alimdfl‘m' minim

 
 
 
 
 

are the 11:11:11
. 161‘“ 11:11:“ my: 1and'girla.
Price $1300 and $1.05.

' Ladl'ca’ and Children’ a All
Wool Jeras'y Higgins. extra high
cut.~175‘c and :83 5.2g 5
Little Boys Hip 360 pure
Men’ 11 and Ladica’ Whrm
pen. the boat 1:1: and flawed '1 n.
ed. at $1.051 ~
0111 0:111:1' r211 Warm Lined
Bale. leather faxed hand settled.
at $1. 25.

Children’ a Short Rubber Boots,
flecced lined pure rubber at $1.25
and $1. 50

Children 8 high: -bucklc Arc-
tice, $1. 25, for special Xmas pres-
ents.

Olson’s

Shoe Stores

Norwalk and So. Norwolk

 

 

 

BARNEY & BERRY '

Skates

are the. leaders. Are light. strong. dur-
able and the neatest, prettiest skate on
the market. We have aold"them for
fifteen year: and know tham'tc re re.
liable in every respect. Arg‘mora ad.
juatabla than other. and In can you
have an accident and break down we
are inter-stat! In getting repairs and
this we can do quickly as we buy 41.
root from factory. We carry all also:
and prices and would ask th‘t you look
them over before buying.

Watkins 61 Dow,

112 WASHINGTON STREET.
P110110 143-8.

1111 lilllutuu

aouru‘wcnwaut. 007m:
onoamzao 1am.

wire
Capital 310000000
Sumlfll.

Stoo.'ooa.‘oo
Nat Mill‘s. 360.000.00

Ietlalta manta or individuals. man
maturara, merchant- aod corporations
cm “W “Mil-

new»: N. NATHIWION
Jam 11113:.
111ch u. Myron, can».

01 ilIIO'I’OII.
l.‘ H. Math-wish John ii. Ll
101111 N. Knapp Henry laymen!
loalab '1. Marvin unnatural-1mm
Christian 8warta .1. Wallace Marvin"
..H Iowan.

 

 

 

 

1111 viii Still! 1% in 111111.

Your having: invested with the in-
dustrial Savings and Loan Co. are tree
from speculative dangerawarn 6 per
cent. per annum .

«a profit consis-

tent with safe

methods-mend ai-
--waya subject to

your control. 13
" per cent. per an-
, hum paid for ev-
. cry day invested.
, 1withdrawablo at

' 1 your pleasure.

11111111111111 by the most conecrvatlvc

authorities upon investments. '

 

crate Supervision of New York and .

, :- Connecticut. 22
BRANCH, OFHlCE. 16 so. MAtN IT.
Resident Directors. Resident Managers.
Mortimer M Lee -- R 1.1011me
Charles I. Dow John 3. Law

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

GWEN?“ PRIOZ'S‘

 

Autemb 111' 111-1: 8 Supplies

“ if you would verify above: call ‘
nod not our limited.
W! Hill! INTI!“ olN
610011101! 0

 

Hunt, Stamps.

MINI

mm
mm‘
directs pro outed a decidedly wintry , ' ‘

 
 

89111.
G..........7a lb

quoo-Ionaonc-rn

' ”MING

coco-vioc'eaa-ra

' H :‘lttIlOII-albbpe1ob

will:
If!“

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

NALNN'MON

two-cocove

 
 
 

’ CopFlCHl...1..n.......... 1091'”:
MR ...........he‘m.
.......o.l¢"|b.

bl 2
Fill-l 1ANO bunk
MAM‘T‘ . 1' ' 2
Old salvation 111111131 1111111111111.
tut Ind of washingtah-stract Bridge
' South Nematlo

 
 

 
 

'l'l-ll LADlEB'JAiLOR AND FUR-
Olothes made to order. guaranteed
perfect ilt. You can get my reference

My prices are according to my work,
Please-air: us a call and you‘ll surly,
get your money’s worth at my store:
we aim have a nice line in shirts.
coaotso. turn and waists. My prices
may not be cheaper but my 11111112 is
better than elsewhere and we also give

Cleaning and repairing neatly done
31 MAlN 811, NORWALK.

 

, m.
Thorn ought to he: a box of

A. B C. Capsules
111 entry 1115111in about town,

These (‘aneulec arc the proniptcst
Remedy for all 0011111, headaches, fo-
vers and the grip.

They are 1.1111111111111011 to contain
neither quiniilr not 011111111. nor other
1101110110113 11nd narcotic drugs.

25:: A BOX
:11. 1111.1,

lite leilfuss Pharmacy,

8 NO. MAIN ST., S0. NORWALK.

 

mr: JOHN B. LAWRENCI:
AGENCIES.

ALL INSURANCES, REAL ESTATE.
MORTGAGES. NOTARY. 8TEAM
eon TlCKET8, ,

2 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Tel. Call, 366—6.

 

Miss Boerum,

DERMA TOL 0015 T.
CHIROPODIST.
Lack wood 'a Hall.
Moment. Conn.

om»: Hours:
9 to 12 a. m. I to 8:00 p. or.

Telephone
Connection.

 
 

F. S. BANKS
Carpenter and Builder

PLANO AND BPICIFICATIONI.
JOBBINO.

BEFORE BUYING” WEATHER
STRIP! FOR DOD!“ AND WIN-
DOW. GIT EITlMATEB OF NI:

NO MATTER How SMALL YOUR
OR 0! R.

In or out of town orders by mail
promptly attended to.

Anesthetics-
n MAIN l'l‘fll’I‘l’; NORWALK.

Health
By Good Living!

 

 

Coffee? Better drink Health Brand
Cocoa. but if you must drink, than
try this mild, rich Coffee. that has
all the good qualities and none of the
bad effects of the heavy South Amati:
gankberriea. Satisfaction or money
no . 1

 

 

Surety Bonds
or an Kinds.
macs M. 1.11 1170111.

R. R. £119.. South Narwalk.
Telephone 311-2.

uni-1:

 

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'Fhona. m.

‘ Jenkins Bread'aives
_ ' ,5 and
Hancock FAOKINfl 
' ' carried in Mock.

Na IILVIH pus-17111.11.
jlcnd lilacttic 1111.11.

110 “parlor. Gan chow them
Will

 

 

 
 

 
 

everywhere that my work is perfect. 25

‘ -Wv.mvoew 91

Have you tried the Health Brand ~

DAINTY ones will“.
In 0111! Delligne. 1011 to 200.

m

meoa'rco GERMAN "

1 menu 5
cums.

era, etc. 610111.100 to 200.
- 5’ 5 _ . up ‘
FRAMED PIGTURIB.

The direct apartment in the 010'
at the lowest prices.

dow). . i 5 5
PICTURE‘FB’A‘MING.

you want to choose 11 Frame, or let us

send for it.

BPEClALil. '

loWhitc Curtain Poles, with natured;
c. ,

Bi‘as’s‘llhttehsion Rode, 100. ,
Cloth Window Shades, good fringe.
c. .'

Wall Papers, artistic materials.

We [lye-the.liunt28tam;1a

87' WASHINGTON STREET,

South NorWalk, Conn.

 

MM.- 5:. 3...} .51.,1. 1.11.5.1.

You’ll lingo

THE COLD. 1F THERE IS
A NICE WARM COKE FlRE
BURNING 1N THE HOUSE.

BEGINNING DEC. 12TH, '04,
WE WILL REDUCE THE PRICE

TO 80 PER BU., IN LOTS
OF 25 EU. OR MORE, AT

THE GAS WORKS.
SMALLER QUANTITIES. WE
WILL SELL AT 90 PER 80.,

AT THE WORKS.

on THE HABIT AND 'rnv
some. or This Famous FUEL.

lllllll R'i 111111111111.

’Phone 68.

Memoir-rower

111111 1111111111:

anthrc.

80 South Main Struts
' Isl-phone, 18H:
, laud: Nara-ill. om.
THE .
NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.

(lncorpcratod.)

13.; 122a 1:30 (-3.

co

 

 

5 Propellera' -
“City of Norwaik” and “Eagle."
(Freight only.)
Leave New York (Pier 36

East River,) and Norwnik every
week day 1115 p.111.

 
 
 
 

nor warns: HEATING.
nor AIR an mach...

. Oupa, Saucers. Bread Plates. Sauce '-
Dishes. Chocolate Cups, Cream Pltdhv '

(Bee out who ,

Briiig the Picture. with you when .. -'

l.. H Decker

‘ war . m to ' a 1.1m:-

, KNOW we no 711: wells ill

,mmv common 11:11" No
, PAINTING AND win. a
5 accen- riacnu no

Freight received from 7 a. m. '

 

11111111015310:1 nun trams“

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

it will be of advantagp to
to see me it you are desiroul 9611b
'na any 111.: of grape

(1110101 Victoria-“or

I
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE Arlo
MONROE STREET. '

Newly furnished throughout. Mop
comfortable and tin-~10 date hotel in ”l
city. Electricity and heat In
room. Baths in connection. -,
fest sanitation Rooms excel
appointed Always comfortable I'll
quiet.
Cafe Carrying :1 full line of A11

 

Mertill and Condlts wines, ii
and cigars. Beet smelter/1.1111151
city. Special bargains for" the 0
days.

1. J n11.11...ll‘1’i‘tl\l prop.
TELEPHONE CALL, 3967—3,

Clean. Neat and Durable”.

"01309 R. ll

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.OUI ITOOK OF NI ”0

THAN IVIN “PORN

wounurul. now m m
can any 111ch cocoa and: ,

vanv III? MANN“:
wa nova TAKIN

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

W0IN1..W1|I
_ WI TRY TO CARRY] 5

 

 
 

 

 

 
 

'0 North Main St. loath NO
flamenco” o'cmo‘m ‘l‘
telephone at trance. 1“

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

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