7i, 're‘i’rs‘
c , ' ‘
militate cocoa can on allows use. A .
9AM". revs, socks. smoA RRA . cAAes,
DO LII-AW
BACKITBJANGY ONINA CLAQMNAR! HANDKEROHIEI’C:
stoves "Arielle“
.UNOA NICKWIAR, all-K WNW“,
WALKiNd SKIRT UNoeRWEAR, era. ere. or .. are.
oiANolas iN oRsAr VARlErv.
”re RURcuss, scolariss AND scuoots.
SPEGIAL PRID 8 MADE
South Nerwalk.
nil \llllllAll.
‘1". 0 Hanford has recovered from a
few days illness.
Arthur Momsou. of Hsnford Place,
has taken a positionin Edwin Wib
cox s grocery store in South Norwalit
A speciouiour of prayer will be held
tomorrow morals: before the rozuiar
morning eerVIce at the East avenue:
Methodist Church.
A divorce and the custody of one '
minor chi d was granted to Letter Car-
rier Edw Hartford, yesterday, in the
Superior court. The divorce was un-
contested
The regular weekly meeting of the
Junior Band of the East Avenue Meth-
odist Church was held last evening.
Eugene Webb acted as leader and the
attendance was large
"The Testament Standard of Exper-
ience and Life” will be the subject of
the "pledge meeting."
the members of the Epworth [league
of the East Avenue Methodist Church
tomorrow, The meeting will be under
the leadership of Miss Carrie Carpen-
ter.
Samuel D. Hull. who was recently
married treated his friends and fol"
iow members of Mayflower Hook and
Ladder Company to a very p’easant
luncheon, last. evening. in celebration
of his becoming a Benedict. The boys
gathered in full force at the truck
house and enjoyed the good things
provided for their delectation. Speech-
es were made by a number of those
present and all enjoyed the occasion
very much.
EllOIl:ll Blue Points to fill a small
keg were sent over to Uncle Ned &
Company by Captain John H. Cole the
other day, which reminded the old
man of the good old days when he used
to freuuent Dorion's and Sliuil’er‘s Fili-
ton Market restaurant. when all the
old shippers, pilots and mates of The.
Norwa‘ its used to frequent when in
that nelzliborhood. including Captains
Nate Roberts, Tom Wright Dove
Delker. Tom Smith, Gus Raymond,
Moses Wilson Albert and John Mor-
reil Oscar and Gus St. John Ed Till,
(the. son of Harry Hill), etc. etc. The
bridge master has a mum name. but
there are no warmer hearts than those
which best. under the waistcouts of
John and Nellie Elizabeth.
STOP THAI COLD
or it may result ill Pneumonia. lira
milieu Balm is breaking up Colds when
her tried almost without exception
10, 25. title and $1. 00 bottles. The Clit
lord Baxtcrs and Pleisted's. ”
ROWAYTON.
Miss Margaret Wilson Is spending
today in New York city.
Bids will soon be awarded for the
new bridge at Belle island.
Frederlck Dibble has retulned from
a several davs' visit iii Brooklyn.
Mrs, William Pinknry, of Rowayton
avenue, is visiting relatives in Brook-
Ii'n.
Mrs. l‘al'l StevenR. of Logan stroll
:. prayer meeting;
to be held by ,
Church, Rev A. l. Hubbard, punter—‘—
Morning class. 9: 30 o‘clock. led by
Charles W. Bell; preaching at 10:30 by
the pastor; Sunday school, 1:30 p. in;
funeral of Mrs. Charles N. Raymond
from thoihouse, at 2:30 o'clock, the
pastor officiating, assisted by Rev, H
B, Carpenter, of the South Norwaik
Baptist , Church; Epworth League.
6:15; preaching at A'.', topic. Carolina
the Best. Gifts; Thursday evening,
Christmas cantata by " the’ Sunday
school, under the direction of Mrs.
.‘ F. Ambler. .
MOTHERS BE CAREFUL.
cf‘the health of your children. Look
out for Coughs, Colds. Group and
Whooping Cough, Stop them in time
~One Minute Cough Corolla the best
remedy-«Harmless and - pleasant.
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy. ..,
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
A new Norton stove has been in-
stalled in the public library.
A number of new books are to be In-
stalled in the library soon. Addition-
al shelf room has been‘ provided for
.ue. i.
~F'resh Trice and Home Made Sau—
sage at the Public Market.
’I‘lle funeral of Booth Latin was
hri‘d this afternoon from the Noroton
Soldiers’ home chapel. Intcmient
was in St. Mary‘s Cemetery, Norwu.K.
Burglnrs entered it chard Abou-
droth‘s barber shop on Wednesday
night, and looted it. A number of
razors and pairs of scissors were taken.
A number of veterans Ill various
stages of alcoholic liilspidation have
been seen around the streets latulv.
as their pcisions arrived a few days
ago.
While coming out of the Adams
hilt shop in South Norwulk. a. few
days ago, lillnfol'd Smith had the mis-
fortune to slip and fall. Ho sustained
three broken ribs. lie was taken to
be homo hero and was confined to
his bed from his injuries and shock.
in a few days It was discovered that
be was. ill with pneumonia as a result
of the trouble. He Is still very sick:
OF INTEREST TO MOTHERS.
Thousands of little ones die every
year of croup. Most of them could
have been saved by a few doses of
Foley‘s Honey and Tar. and every flilll‘
ily with children should keep it ill the
house. It contains no utilities and is
safe and snio. Mi Course II. lItIl
e,.t San Francisco Cal. writes: My
baby had a dangerous attack of croup
and we thought she would choke to
death, bllt one dose of Foley‘s Honey
and Tar relieved her at once after
other remedies had failed. We are
never it minute without it. in
house." Sold at Plaistcd's
Store.
the
Druz
.
WESTPORT.
Dr. Gillicttc. of ilarrisbure. Pa. has
been the guest of Dr. Stewart Sher-
wood.
Mrs. Pinkhanl,
lug relatives in Mt. Vernon,
who has been visit-
N. Y..
returned liomu last night from It lIFII
in New Yolk. 3
Miss Florcnlc Raymond, teal-bet at
the Banks North school. is enjoying
Saturday and Sunday with her par-
onlrl in his place.
The offering at the Methodist Epis‘
copai Sunday school, tomorrow after-
noon will be for the Darieu Children a
Home and the Mount Carmel lloluc.
Largo contributions are hoped for.
Rev. A. L. Hubbard intends to give
another one of his object sermons at
the Methodist Church on Christmas
Sunday, Dec clnlicr :blh, at the “WW
tug sllriicc
It) M. Bartlett and wife closed their
collage of liollc Island yesterday.
and wont to Now Yolk. in a few days
they will go to Haltfold to spend the
winter.
Tllil
road loudilllt from Wilson's
Amusing to lloilc Island is bcliiir grad- l
on again and il. cut of three fuel Ill be-
ing mado ill from of tho property of
Contain Alva 'l‘utliiil at Hickory illuff.
Watch night services are (initiated
to be held ill the flowuylon Methodist
Episcopal Church on New Years eve.
Saturday. December {list The mom-
here of the llnpttilt Church have been
Invited to units In the services. ‘
William 1‘. Clark. who owned ilirce
cottages lit. the southern and of Belle
island. has recmlly cold one of them
to oil-Councilman Josue M Ferris. of
South Norwaik who Intends to occupy
it next summer
Frank if Fitch will not. conduct the
general store and bath hour at their
cry Bluff next season. Avail Tub
hall the owner of the buildings, has
decided to occupy them himself. lino
contemplates making a number of tin»
movements.
llowaytoti Baptist Church Wank (1
Crown. pastorwtitervtces at 10:45 a
in and ‘l: 80 p. in; morning sermon. to
his. "Absolutely Cessation" siliiiccl of
evening sermon. “The Science of
Christianity" Sunday sclilioi at 19;
Junior Christian Endeavor st 4. led by
MM 9. Raymond; senior Christian
Baccarat meets at 8’: to p. in: happy
Hour service at 7:90 Thursday even-
the evening
episcopal
has r'otlnncd home
Conductor Fred Lyon Is attain on
'a Billicoviortl‘l'ostport run, and lic’iliz
one of the most. popular men in the
employ of the company. his return
to the old line In welcome. it. to some-
lwhat singular that. the Traction (39.,
line the faculty of shifting its men,
as well on these lines as those in the
.0in and the changes are not always
for the better.
A new and not by ian means uuln.
torcsting custom is to be innliuiirntod
ill the public schools here. with the
,llolillay lliid in place of the teachers
:givlllc presents to the children, and
I‘I‘ilf‘tIVlll‘! them. the pupils will this
your exchange gifts with one lelllir'l'.
'i‘liis docs not siuliify that the teachers
are to lie fot'tzotton, but, the intent
its to make CIITIHIllliu all that the
season implies for the children
At it o bottom of the recent meeting
of the fire district the llcutiuieut re
”mined il‘ lit-ford relative in the pur
charm of the lighting and water plant
from the company. Another attempt
uill ho made with a View to harms;
the purchase price not some time ago
reduced. Meantime tllc' dissutiafac
tlou In general at the proposed ..l'
crcuiiu of price of electric light and
water privileges that III to take or-
fuct. on the first of Junuarv. There
will be another meet. us of the district
in the near future. meantime. the can»
mitten elected to wait upon the Water
Co, headed by 91.0. Smith. will per
form its duty and set a statement
CAUGHT COLD wwuiks HUNTING A
Countable at Chaplcuu, Ontario says:
"I cuiivht a severe cold while hunting
aburglur in the forest swamp last
full Hearing of Chllniiicrialnu
Cough Remedy, i tried it. and after us-
ing two small bottles, i was lolliplutc-
Iy‘ cured." 'f‘iilil remedy is intended
especially for coughs and «tilde. it
will loosen and relieve a severe cold
in less time than by any other treat-
ment and is a favorite wherever its
superior excellence Ills
known. For sale by Stillscnti’uweit
Corps ration. Clittcrli
Pllll‘lillfiY.
{ lend” cilantro
l
, and music were indul ed in and a gen.
Saturday evening, .
e was awarded the consolation.
mm 1
Charles Stroller in caretsker of the
A Eiuelilnc J. Newpor place. formerly the
‘ George Mather place.
Charles Green is moving in with Ed-
ward Benedict Mr. Green formerly
rented the Street. place.
i William C Durham is attending the
' irricultuial meeting being held in
surprise party by her many friends at
her home Thursday evening. flames
oral good time was. ad by all after
which a supper was served;
NEW CANAAN.
Captain A. V. Itoed has returned to
Washington for the writer.
W. H II. Santr. station agent at '
Sound Beach, In enjoying his vacation
with friends in town.
A newly formed dancing school will
hold its first meeting in Raymond’s .
Hell, next Tuesday eveninz. with Prof.
Stanton of Stamford an instructor.
Joseph Stanfield. the oldest man in
New Canaan. is unite III at his home
in North Mainstreet, with a light
cage of pneumonia. lie is 96 years
oi .
John E. Whitney. who suffered a
broken shoulder and other injuries by
fallinlr down: the cellar stairs at his
daughter‘s home in Danbury, last
week Is improving much faster than
was anticipated.
The marriage of Emil L Pfunder of
Hartford and Miss Susan C Minor of
Derby took place in the First Presby-
terian Church. Derby. Wednesday at
4 D. m. The bride's-maids were Mica
inertha G. Sperry of Derby and Miss
'Bcrtha C. Russell of Euglowood. N. J,
The maid of honor was Mrs. Frank
Clark of Derby. sister of the bride.
”WILTON.
Miss Mary Comatock of Brooklyn.
is at her home Iii North Wilton for the
ho‘idays.
Mr. Mott of Saneerfleld. N. Y.. has
been almost the past Week at St. Mat-
thew’s rectory. _
Mrs. J, M, McEWeii Bette has re-
turned from several duys’ visit with
friends in New York.
A comittce of young people of
St. Matthew's parish have recently
been soliciting funds for the Sunday
school Christmas tree.
The booming steam sirens on the
Sound were distinctly heard Monday
evening and Tuesday morning until
the heavy snow fall ceased.
The parishioners of St. Matthew's
are requested to tie evergreen wreaths
and festoong at home. A committee
will then place them ill the church for
Christmas decoration.
The destructive fire which originat-
ed to a barn on the Adams” place in
iWcstport was plainly seen by people
‘II"III'! around Wilton Center, some of
whom supposing the fire to be In their
in-r’ ndicta, neivhborhood.
When the blizzard ceased Tuesday
noon the snow lav about sixteen inctr
cs an a level. (i: W. Ogden and Louis
Will-nuke were pioneers In openina tbsi
highway, with the aid of anew plough
and road machine. some distance in
every direction from the station.
The Matinee Wliist Club met 'l‘ucs-
llay afternoon at the home of Mrs. R.
H. Fitch, Three tables were in play
and the winners were Mrs. G. W. O:-
den. Miss Marion Dims-toad. and bites
A. E. Carpenter. Mrs, (l. A. Davenport
Mrs, .I.
McEwcu Betta will be the next hostess
of the club. Tuesday. Dec 27th.
POPU LAR AMUSEMENTS.
A'l‘ l'lOYT'S THEATRE TODAY.
An event which has been (elderly
anticipated for several weeks, Illi‘ first
local presentation of "Our New ltiiuiil-
lor." by Donman Thompson and lion.
W. ltyor, takes place at hoyt‘s ’l‘lirn-
ire, this afternoon and tonight, coul~
ing direct from its phenomenal four
iiiontiis' New York run. "Our Now
Minister" is a character drama in
which convvlltiolialtty in play building
has been thrown to the winds. It is
away from the beaten path. it has no
wronged heroine, no.1nortgagcd t’iirni.
no snow storm. no threshing null-blur.
no husking bee, no quartettc: its
thorns is absolutely now, original, and .
up to date. its study characters are
it delight to lie-hold, their portrayals
uni so utterly un-thcatrlc and artistic.
so true In every gesture. tone and
phase. flint the total effect in startling-
ly rcul. All a success it Is simply
sweeping everything before it. Tue
famous oriirlnul all star cast appears.
I ”THE VOLUNTEER ORGANIS'F."
Nothing ail pleasing to all classes
has to far this season been offered to
tlioatrosooiii an 'The Volunteer 0r-
Ranlut." which comes to iloyts Their
lro, Friday. December 28rd. it story
is it sweet one and is entirely different
from the efforts hitherto put forth by
any dramatist. The place may truly
bl: called a selnlrnlluloilu one. inali-
much as Its plot has so much to do
with the church and indeed. one of the
central characters is a broad-inimied.
progressive minister who. notwith-
standing his liberal ideas. does not fail
to accomplish in his iiock the end
which he set out to attain. Many
times it has been undertaken to intro
duce a man of the cloth in the drama
of today but an earnest as the efforts
lm-ht IIO. there has lnvuri utily been
something that was objectionable. or
overdfltwu and it has remained for.
William l‘l. Gray to construct a part
for it duniinle that lit absolutely flaw-l
Milli-"‘80 much so in fact. that he is
almost daily the recipient or commun-
ications from pastors who Went charm
ed with the part of the stage preacher
And the grand moral of the play. "the
volunteer Organist.” ..
The love story whichdruus through
I
become the play In a most tender one and so
caramel-ed does the spectator become
Phenom. that he almost. finds himself rushins
Pierson Bridge PhariiiAcy. Zoiifusii down the auto to congratulate the
- ' "' young Minister and (trace upon their
bdtl‘tllhll
"rill-SAGA!" PILL. i.‘ l:
I
III Nils Itt’t Ll
Wlit‘b hit
“1“":
Hartford. Mr. Durham was sent as a .’
delegate from the New Canaan grunge. .
Miss Maud Anderson was given a ;
“flaunt!“ and positive
“9929999999
‘ new bunch o
50! r Resilient
smooth from fields “lacy shove." the
new lather. Buy it package of your
drusgist for 159. ‘
santa Ciauo’ a
Distributing, Station.
The largest. arid best. selection 1
.. GoCarts, Velocipedes. Slods,‘
Skates, Hockey Sticks. Punch '
lug Bags. Boxlnil Gloves. Foot ‘
Balls. ctc.. ever displayed in A
The Norwalits. Right prices on I‘
everything. Store open evenings. j“
-- II.R. BULKLEY, f;
52 30. MAIN ST.
susltllsllowu
is g' s
are the latest
for little boys and girls.
Price $r.oo and $1.25.
Ladies' and Children’s All
Wool Jersey Leggins. extra high
cut. 75c and 85c.
Little Boys‘ Hip Boots, ,purc
gum, $2.25.
Men’s and Ladies‘ Warm Slip-
pers. the best felt and fleeced lin-
ed. at $l.25.
Old Ladies' Felt Warm Line'd
Bale, leather faxed. hand sewed.
at $l.25.
Children's Short Rubber Boots.
ficeced lined, pure robber. at $i.25
and $r.5o.
Children' 5 high 2-bucklc Arc-
tics. $1. 25. for special Xmas pres-
ents.
Olsen’s"
Shoe Stores
Norwalk and So. Norwalk.
....s-
BARNEV a asanv V
Skates
are the leaders. Arc light, strong, dur-
able and the Mate-t, prettiest skate on
the market. We have sold them for
fifteen years and know them to re re.
liable in every respect. Are more no.
)ustable than others and in case you
have an accident and break down we
are Interstcd in getting repairs and
this we can do quickly as we buy di-
rect frorn factory. We carry all sizes
and prices and would ask that you lack
them over before buying.
Watkins & Dow,
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 1436. ,
THI
IlIY "Wild Bill
IOUTH NORWALK. GONN-
OHGANIZED 1882.
solicits account. of individual. man.
lit-storm, merchants and corporations
upon favorabl 0 tom
IDWINH N. MATHIWDON. PM
NI-I KNAPP. VIM-PHI
WINAGOI M. LAV'I'DN. MIDI“.
DIIIOTOIII.
I. H. Mathewson delta H. Light
John H. Knapp Henry hymr
Josiah It. Marvin umuoi Grumman
Christi-ii Own-t: J. Wattles Mervin
Ind H. Iowan.
Bun Illli illicit 0” in him.
Your savings invest with the in-
dustriai Savings and an 00 are rm
from speculative diluent-«earn a per
or Annual
cont. p «profit cousin
tent with «is
methods-«slid ab
you subject to
, our control.
r cent. per hit-
comma» ml aim
m“ " collie
clean shave and your race is sort and ‘
WITH
‘ Surplus. . 3100.000.00
Nat Profits. 360.000.00
no no: a. no
third attendant of the Isle Pope Leo
you. died here today of Apostasy. tints
ulilillntt his own prediction that he
would soon follow his master Contra
who was one of the most picturesque
limo-cs of the late pontiflctlte, lived
entirely for Pope Leo. sleeping practio
catty in the seine room and enioyini:
the entire confidence of the late pope.
W
Ilium:
éhuhlymw wwii
33%;??33 mighty” AIrII rh'iflfllll. Send in
form for men can basque ct. ||“Airlift-aim. King I
‘Cfmshf rand." Al drurniltufi gushes
lira IndiWoIm Ila. mil. 0. Mitten. m. It».
Fleshanddleali
FRoeTFleH ................7o lb.
siLvERHeH ..... ...........sa lb.
FRESH‘HERHING .........7c Ib.
FLATFIBH‘.................... --
BLUEFIBH 12°19.
WEAKFISH ................10ch.
sNAPPsRs . ...... .........10elb.
WHOLE SALMON 10a lb.
s'rEAK SALMON ..........14e lb.
coo Flsil .........10clb.
PIKE ....... ...........sc-n.
GERMAN CARP .eo lb.
'ALL OTHER KINDS OF FRESH
FISH AT REASONABLE PRICES.
THE PEOPLE’S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
South Norwaik.
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS. Prop.
n... —-—~——~—-—-—-—~—
Innocence
D
THE LADIES' TAILOR AND FUR-
RI
Clothes made to order. guaranteed
perfect fit. You can get mv reference
everywhere that my work is perfect.
My prices are according to my work,
Please give us a call and you‘ll surly
got your money‘s worth at my store.
We also have a. nice line in skirts,
couotso, furs and waists. My prices
may not be cheaper but my fitting is
better than elsewhere and we also give
Hunt Stamps.
Cleaning and repairing neatly done.
31 MAIN 8T., NORWALK.
m: JOHN a; in wesivcz
AGENCIES.
ALL INBURANGES. REAL ESTATE
MORTGAGES, NOTARY, ITEAM
BOAT TICKETO.
2 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Tel. Call. 366—6
Miss Baerum,
DERMA TOLOGIST.
CHIR OPODIS 7'.
Look wood’s Hall. .
Narwaiit. Conn.
Office Hours:
9 to 12 a. m. I to 5:30 p. m.
Telephone
Connection.
F S. BANKS
Carpenterand Builder.
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS.
JOBBING.
BEFORE BUYING WEATHER
STRIPS FOR DOORS AND WIN.
DOWS GET ESTIMATES OF ME.
NO MATTER HOW SMALL YOUR
ORDER.
in or out of town orders by mail
promptly attended to.
«uREBlDENCE—
78 MAIN STREET. NORWALK
Health
By Good living!
Havu you tried the Health Brand
Coffee? Bcttor drink Health Brand
Cocoa, but if you must drink. then
try this tlilld, rich Coffee. that has
all the good qualities and none of the
bud effects of the heavy Boulh Ameri-
can berries. Satisfaction or money
ilclt.
Surety Bonds
or All Kinds.
JACOB M. LAYI'ON.
R. R. Av... South Norwalk.
Telephone 8M.
Wow...“
'I'Iiono. m.
militia limNoIm
WA
canteen mama
curled In Item.
' note me my" purine.
lieu IIIIIIII Hostile listen.
Hm no “urination show time
III 030W“.
“mints “husbandry and In.
tilts new Muir
too ”We? utilities.
DAINTY GLASS WARE.
In Odd Designs. lbs to 200. ,
IMPORTED GERMAN
CHINA. . .
Cups, Saucers, Bread Plates, Bauce
Dishes, Chocolate Cups, Cream Pitch-
ers, etc., from to. to 20c.
m
FRAMED martian,
The finest assortment in the city
at the lowest. prices. (See cast win-
dow).
PRETTY
PICTUmAMING. /
Bring the Picture with you when
you want to choose a Name, or let its
send for It. .
SPECIALS.
10White Curtain Poles, with fixtures,
c.
Brass Extension Rods. 10c.
25Cloth Window .Shades. good fringe.
c. .
Wall Papers, artistic materials,
We give the Hunt Stamps.
L H. Decker
37 WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwalk, Conn.
essencececsscce
You’ll Forget
THE cote. IF THERE Is
A NICE WARM COKE FIRE
BURNING IN THE HOUSE.
BEGINNING DEC. 12TH, '04,
WE WILL REDUCE THE PRICE
TO 8c PER so, in Love
or 25 so. on MORE, AT
THE GAS WORKS.
SMALLER QUANTITIES, WE ..
WILL sELl. Ar 94: PER sol.
AT THE WORKS.
oer THE HABIT AND TRY
SOME or Tins FAMOUS FUEL.
Clint. Ill llllgllllllgflll.
Them 68.
eeescosssseesee
* lHiNK Alli Sill
Pl. wusnvo.
stem.
nor in ma.
Alva ails
nmrvo
' Tim. Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
w
o
80 South Main Street.
Telephone. ill-O.
loath Nemtit, conn.
WW
"run
NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.
(incorporated)
Propellers
“City of Norwsih" and “Eagle."
(Freight only.) ‘
Leave New York (Pier 36
East River.) and Norwalk every
week day at 5 p. in.
Freight: received from 7 a. m.
to 5 I) m.
PLIIMBIND AND STEAK,“
HEATING. .
HOT WATER HEATING.
NOT AIR HEATING. _
creole silo mftAttOBlfi
um ,, star to.
Christmas Gill.
‘ as WALL s'r.,
MILK. to cm. i
a CANOJOLID rAcic'roMA
sea. ‘ .
READY om its it
A. S
.4 contain: . 7 ,
eAs'r’MORWALKV ' colts.”
If You Want To S l”
your property. whether it is I. firm.
a house and lot In towrl or all «tote:
of any description quickly. call or “,1"
dress _ ‘
. “" “ I
w. B. vacuum , ,
NORIMAI-K. DONNA» . I
it Will be of Adventists to you also
to see me it you are dipsirous‘ of buy-'9
In my kind of umpemp
dHotel Victoria. [>4
CORNER RAILROAD VENUE AND v
MONROE STI EET. .
Newly furnished throughout. Most
comfortable and up-to-dlste hotel in the
city. Electricity and heat-In every
room. Baths in connection. “Per;
feet sanitation. Rooms excellently,
appointed. Always comfortable and
quiet. '
Cafe carryll’lg a full line of Askew,
Merrill and Condlt'e wines, liquorn
and cigars. Best stocked bar In the
city. Special bargains for the hell-
days.
..1
T. J SULLIVAN Prom
TELEPHONE CAlLL. cos-4.
Use STANDARD Fixtures to
your Bath Room. The'.' ore
Clean, Neal and Durable. '
Horace Rt. Nash,
COR. N. MAIN AND WEST STS.
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