ll
country so : ' .
’ r J! t looking girl and baked the;
it hurts ,. , : foil wins question: "who was Cissy.
gifts one proposes to rive -, ‘
i and only to glance date the seasons. ,
iy decorated windows of 'Normuk
- g stores willL their Wealth of articles.
2- useful and ornamental. will suffice to
‘ I prove there in no necessity of going _
, merompilv some this answer: “Genr-
merit: with tho son of Olympus and an
eagle.” ,
The class teacher lilushm‘l for
pupil and OXCInllllCil: “Wily. Eliza-
GAMES ' ‘ I ‘
DAGKETB'. FANCY CHINA. OLAQIWAIII. HAND "CHIEFS. '
GLOVES STATIONERY. FUR BOKWEAR. 3 I‘ll“ WNW”,
DAINTY oases wuss.
In Odd Designs, 100 to 20c.
MNov causally lur'rsb.
LI. , ‘ 2. ,:. w
Iitlr‘
WALKING SKIRTS UNDERWEAR. ETC» ETC. ETC. 5T0. , out of um my to get anything may to . I ' I ‘ I. ' both! “diam did you learn that?" a m ICANIuNIIT E . I ‘
traumas IN anésr vanlarv. account. Name; titans . $351333“ wsyjot presents. 'rh ' , 9: Mi! CIQUO’ s . plIIII‘IIIINJ' Slim“ so in tho book.“ re- pne'r'rv IMPORTED GERMAN m. . I": "now III-Kl.
( g . ‘ . .
ro consents. was?!” AND SCHOOL!» . , _ son is sure "11'1"“le ”all“ w The pointer then asked the no to “ “mm" sssoow ssoos’ Issue new
South NOI'WDM' 3 , Wlarm‘it gnu best selection '1: and the wfiiaco and read the paragraph Cups, Sauce”. Bread Plates. Sauce .
a, : , * aloud. wereupon the class was both Dishes, Chocolate Cups, Cream Plteh- MILK"? 0”“
‘ a. p. ’f’iliotson. of floutington, L. I:
has been visiting friends here. i
A meeting of the Pastime Athletic
Club will be held on Tuesday night.
The monthly meeting of the Juanita
Outing Club will be held this evening”
Harold Mend. of East; Norwalk,
spent Sunday with friends in FairdoLd,
Mrs.‘ William Taylor, of 'Benedict
Farms. has taken a position with the
Eastern Underwear Company.
Ralph Bennett is spending the
Christmas vacation at his home. after
his studies at the Philadelphia Dental
College.
Theltadel Oyster Company is now
at its busiest and has all the orders
it can attend to owing to the Christ-
mas rush.
A business meeting of the Advent
Christian Church will be held at the
close of the regular weekly prayer
meeting at the Advent Christian
Church on Thursday night
The members of the Epworth
League voted at their last meeting to
pay dues in their league of live cents
per month. The collectors are prepar-
his the envelopes for the lame.
Litte Miss Ode. lne Simona celebrat-
ed her fourth birthday yesterday at
Sunday school. using the birthday car
erclscs. Her sister. Miss Lillian, as.
stated her in carrying the birthday
banner.
The meeting of the Epwarth League
yesterday was led by Miss Carrie Car.
penter. The subject was “The New
Testament Standard of Experience
and Life.” The meeting was well at-
tended and very interesting.
There has been considerable kick-
ing over the fact that the snow was
shoveled off the draw bridge during
the first storm. This time Drawteud-
er Cole has left a little for the bene-
fit of those who use sleighs.
A conference between the officers of
the Loyal Workers‘ Society and the
officers of the Advent Christian Sun-
day School will be he‘d at the home
of Alfred Nit-hereon. this week. to
make preparations for Christmas
Tire town of Nor-walk is very lax
in clearing on: its sidewt‘t‘ks for there
is a great. piece of sidewalk on the
south side of the bridge wh ch has
not yet been Clt'anmi oil" and notlrin
but a single foot track down give. a
way for pedestrians How it. can be
expected that citizens will clean the!
walks when the Iowa sets such a bad
example it 13 hard to‘ understand.
ROWAY’I 0N.
William Muylcr. Jr., is conducting u
fish market in Duricu.
Lawrcnco Grant. of Rottwylot! avo-
nue. ’is seriously ill of iypbiod i‘tvn'.
Mrs. Brcckonbritfi- of Providence.
R. L, In the guest u is E. H. Evory.
Mr. and Mrs. Willlurr! i’lnkuoy, of
Rowayton avenue. have returned to
their home from a visit in Brooklyn.
Mrs. William lluyler who for tour
years. has been with“ ("l sister. bus
now returned r; “bill- to and family.
Mr. and M Lori“l Schmidt and
daughter. of Rowayton uterine spout
yesterday with rclniivm in N(W Cu-
naa n
Mrs. Thomas Wilson and daughter
will take possession of their newly
completed residence in Logan sir-Toot
this w.eek
Tire funeral of Mrs. Matilda Godfrey“
was held from her into home Thurstlny
afternoon. Rcv. F, C. Brown officiat-
ed. interment was in Union corms
tery.
The annual meeting of the Harvey-
ton Fire Department will be held to
night at 8 o'.clock in the headquarters
of Rowaytcn Hose Company. Odie-era
will be elected. and all members are
requested to be present
The funeral of Mrs. Charles N. Roi“
mend was held yesterday afternoon
from her late borne in this place. Rev.
A I. Hubbntd pastor of the Mt: hodlat
Episcopal Church having charge of the
services. Mr. Hubbard was assisted
by Rev Frank C Brown. of the Bap-
tisi Church and itcv. if B. Carpenter.
of the South Norwalk Baptist Church.
A nuartoite consisting of Frederick
Force. floorso llirsi. Addltum Hatha-
wav and William Merriam suns The
pallbearers were George Stevens. Ai-
frod Crockett, Andrew Mills and John
Plunder. Jr. Interment was in
Spring Grove Cemetery. Durien.
DARIEN AND NORO'I‘ON.
The clerk paid a visit Friday to the
home of Mr and Mrs. (loo. Vile! more.
ton Hill. ienvins a line boy. weighing
over twelve pounds,
when Candy tor the Christmas
trite at trust's Oath Grocery.
pended from the victim‘ a he‘t.
w‘ I
.. 1 ~ .......... W” A
John Larsen is entertaining reins
itivea from Stockholm, Sweden
'.M.rs Loren T. Day and daughter.
have returned home from a visit. with
friends in New Haven.
hire. Ambrose Hurlbuit, who has
been confined to her home some dai’fi
through sickness is so far recovered
as to be able to be out once more.
William Smith and sisters are to he
the Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph 0. Hyatt. These Stratford
visitors have long been acquaintances
of the genital iowu clerk and he ex
cellent wife and they never fall to
make part of the Hyatt circle on this
holiday.
A live cent trolley fare in town is
the cry. The charges of the Traction
Co. compare with similar lines here
abouts, is. one that merits serious con-
sideration and the action alone the
lac of reduction taken by the Greens
V‘s bums Farmers club. further tends
to show thb wide awake policv of that
wrmressive organization for the gen.
eral good. The prospect before Rie—
preventative Hyatt Is not an easy one
by any means, yet he will have the
support of representative men in this
section. and the cause is one that
oucht to and doubtless will merit. the
serious consideration of the house oi
Representatives.
The chief stumbling block in the
matter of the town and Water 00..
is more the fact that. outsiders are
reapinxheneilts from the community
and the money go'ne "out of town."
than any raise in prices or pussllilo
defects in service. ’Twss over thus.
and Weslpori. like many other small
communities in the country. are so
slow to realize the necessities and
the revenues that are possible that
"‘llsliie capital awake to the possi-
bi‘tics comes to town, gives the
'onizcd for benefits and gets. figurative-
ly, booted for the liberality and favors.
"o one here wastes time now-a-days
in looking for live succulatnrs in the
‘mvn: its mooted men may no for
"rom homo and bury money in project-
cd copper. sold or silver mines. but
fail to sue the money that is on top
of earth and a reality at borne. under
their eyes.
PLEASE HELP PIN MY SKIRT.
Meals Cash from PM": While Vlctlm
I3 HeInlM to Make Her
' Preventable.
NEW YORK. Dec. l0.—-l.ucy Blucus,
”from yours ol. of 166 F'l'ltt .stroi‘rt,
’crscv Citv. was arrested In that city
"ill n charm or until. larccrrv preferrtsl
‘w Lillie Rood, a young slrl living at
394 Grand street. Three other com-
plaints had boon lodsrod treatnst the
prisoner and aim confessed to Capt.
Cody that she ought to havo been at
Ft sied Ions; two.
Lucy is ll. Pole. who looks to be. scv~
ernl years OIII°Y titan the rcallv is. She
isn't bad looking and has a fondness
for prcitv clothes, When dressed up
she is said to look and behave like a
demure woman of twenty.
The police first heard of her a little
over u month use. She was then do-
scribod as a younur woman. iler plan.
the police say. was to pick out a girl or
woman who curried a hand has or u
purse. Sire would'stop lter victim and
any:
“i am sorry to bother you.
you a pin? Riv skirt '0 coming down.
and i want to pin it up."
The person to whom she applied for
assistance generally offered to help her
in her dilemma. The comic would step
into a hul‘wuy or in the shadow of a
building. the pin would be produced
and the victim Wtill‘d proceed to repair
the supposed darlings. Sometimes Lu y
would hold the hand bag or pocket.-
book while the friendly band was fix
Inc iblnts and sometimes she would
extract, money from receptacles run-
When
the rape of the unfavioned skirt wasn‘t
being worked the girl displayed a bad
rent in her dress and asked that it be
temperurilv pinned up until she could
reach homo.
nn not 22 lbs Blusos air! stopped
Lillie noon und not her to fix her skirt
Lillie performed the task and recoivud
a pretty smile and a polite ‘ibank
you" in buvmcnl She suiisemienily
discovered that a fivedollar bill had
been stolen from her purse and she
suspected the girl whom she had be-
frionded. She reported the matisr to
the police. Capt Cody been] of the
ciri strain from Mrs. Mary Elmith. of
in! York street. who said she has been
robbmi of is in Henderson street by
the picnse-pln- “my skirt trick.
Then curiae a complaint that o
dsiuthter of Mrs Hart. of 417 York
street who had been sent with 014 to
pay the rent. had been robbed of the
money by a blonds while pinning up a
wet in the girl ‘5 dress.
Mrs Johann Creohinsi. of 228 Wayne .
The Token“ sib‘oi'iitll'lllim M DB'I' rtrm also had an experience with
on has increased ill! capital stock from Lucy In Vordick street on Nov. it? The 1
:50 000 to 0100.000. iliins notice with “in bold tho womans pnoklwi‘s whilo
the Scorpio of filial a.
Ceiling]
Nor-Mm so
the notion Illdtfr tiles
‘ Inc! am Porto
intended visit until it
lib and illicit-
Mrs ‘rorhinai was tilting the skirt.
superintendent of tho time winds use on the «inporlun'iiyw
im’ Homtégbns requested . sisal is from the wetsuits nurse
‘not. Cody bad it talk with the girl
to defer their and who admitted that she had berm
“do the bolldai’ii. working the game on women and chih
Many Will be away from the home, unn- drop for some time.
like said the
lit afier New Years and the visit will thousht it sit out herscit llllil when'
set take place until some tinicin .lnu- one found it worked site devoted a
Paton Ayer s and be proud of your link
3000 deal of time to it.
f “A little pride is synod thing. Then why he contented with
this. 00“le hair? faded. my hiir? Put on
VisorI sud‘hsvs IDxlig; thick “has; beautiful iidr. Ni
yor’s Hair 1
llsvc .
' Julianna
‘ the history or e by coidd stick a d
so small an expenditure on now.
been
s.hoppers
l One naturally associates toys with
Christmas Very largely and there is no
luck of articles of that class to please
the little folks. The mecbaincal and
hill climbing toys have reached a stage
of perfection that they bring Joy to the
hearts of the little folks.
in the dry goods stores there are no-
table liisplays of turn. garments of
many kinds, handkerchiefs. and a bun-
dred other things that have a value
after the Christmastide has passed
The jewelry stores are filled with the
latest examples of the silversrniths art.
with watches. diamonds and Jewelry
of many widely different designs
Some of the dry goods stores make a
run on books at this season and place
the standard authors in the reach of
the people at popular prices. Books
that a few years ago cost. $1.50 can
now he bought for one third of the
money
The. shoe stores have slippers by the
quantity as well as rubber boots for
the children and leather footwear of
all kinds.
The establishment that handle men‘s
furnishing goods have the newest idea
in neckwear'. dressing gowns. bath
robes. dross sult cases. trunks and
other articles that. men will appreciate.
The cigar dealers are showing many
brands of goods in enroll and large
boxes, fancy pipes and all sorts o’
smokers’ articles. at prices that appca‘
to those who are looking for sortie
think with which to remember hus-
band or sweetheart.
Christmas would hardly be the rcn’
old fashioned holiday without candy
and tons of confectionery has been
made tip for the special demand. 'I‘br
person who bus‘vtlic price can boy can
dy in fancy boxes as high as be or
she desires to go Willie the. old familiar
goods and mixtures can be bought to
a very small sum.
in the moat markets the large quan
titles of turkeys, and poultry in con-
nection with the regular goods show
that something extra in the way of a
feast. is approaching and there will be
no shoringc of the supply in that, lint:-
'I‘lin ilm'isis are prepared to moot the
demand for decorations and the den
.n ororkory. furniture and kitchen
utensils u‘i have some special urr‘unrc-
merits to supply the hoods of the. poo.
pie. .
For that matter there is hardly s
lino of business that does not fool the
Impetus of the holiday spirit. Times
have born good in Norwulk during Ibr-
pusi your and there is every reason
to believe that the VOIllIlli‘ of liusluosr
in the llt‘ltl. ten days will be very large.
Next week the stores will be open t-v‘
cry evening and it in («pooled to be
the harvest limo. of the whole your
for the merchants whose efforts to
please coriulrily deserve appreciation
in the way of patronagc.
TO DOUBLE TRACK BERKSHIRE.
Mellon Buys Couple of Roads and
Looks to Control Tourist Traffic,
President Charles S. Mullen. of the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
railroad. has procured the controlling
ierest in the stock of the Pittstlcld
interest in the stock of the Berkshire
railroads. Both roads have been opt
eratcd by the Consolidated under a
lease of ninety-nine years. The ma-
jority, of the stock was bought for
185. and Mr. Meilen’s agents are now
offering 170 for the remainder of the
holdings.
The deal means that the New York.
New Haven and Hartford is to imme-
diately begin work double tracking the!
entire Berkshire division of the road
and~maklng other improvements to
control the large tourist and summer
travel Into the Berkshires. The berk-
slrire road was organized in 1898 and
was capitalized at $800,000. Henry ’1‘.
Robbins, of (treat Harrington, is presi-
dent of the mud. The road extends
front Canaan, Conn. to State Line, N.
i'.. a distance of twenty-two miles,
The Pittuileld and Stockbridgc Rail-
road Company was organised in 1848.
and was capitalised at 8000.000. George
ll. Tucker. of Pittsilold. is the pros!-
dcnt of the company. its line extends
from Pillotiold to Van lkiiseriviilo.
Moan. where it Joins the Berkshire
railroad. For two weeks Duals! it.
Kimball, president. of ibc- llonsutonic
bank. of Stockbridge, acting for Mr.
Mullen. has been buying local and
Borkahlm county holdings. 'i onlorduy
he announced he had obtained the mo-
iority of the stock in both railroads
for the Consolidntcd road.
i There Were about 360 stockholders
In tho two contributes living in DllrIl'
shire county. and holding tuned. of the
stock.
Railroad Company to build to Albifny
and have it Now Yorksnlbntrv route.
Tun yours after the I’Illlillt'IlI-‘SIOCI‘
bridge line was built. For years the
.rottds did not pity. lend the aim k dropl
poll below par. Bankers and busincas'
then or the county “on the advice of
sir and bank nrcu. tum bought heavily.
a so much was taken up iIIill ilcrk
‘ shire residents hold the majority of
the stock , . .
Tommi/#1 can script on to use, on
my lingers. cant l mu?“ Mil-4'? a.
Tommy, but don't bro; i saw a title
hey no older than on today who cool?
a; count up to titty." cram we“ «in it
Where did its all thorn ddsmi"«-
pliable selection of gifts be made for
There has been a tendency in recent. '-
years to turn ‘mdre toward the class of 2:
gifts that is called aeiisible at this -.
timo of the year and spend money for ;
things that will be of lasting value to ..
the recipient. The stores have not
slow to anticipate this change of ;:
sentiment and all reasonable demands .
are met In the stocks of mode that .
have been prepared for the holiday '
II. Was the intention of tho ilcrksblro'
of Toys. Books. Games Dolls.
. ‘.Go~Carts Velocipedes, Sleds.
, skates. Hockey B cks. Punch»
lug Bags, Boxinjlloves.i Foot,
Bulls, etc. dyerfil displayed
The Nor-walks. ght prices on I
' everything. Store open evenings. :‘
memory,
52 so. manner.
BIISTER BROWN
Leggins
are the latest
for little boys and girls.
Price $1.00 and $1.25.
Ladies' and 'Cbildren’ 5 All
Nool Jersey Leggins. extra high
:ut. 75c and 85c.
Little Boys‘ Hip Boots, pure
rum. $2.25.
Men' s and Ladies Warm Slip-
iers, the best felt and fleeced lin-
:,d at $1.25.
Old Ladies’ Felt Warm Lined
.lals, leather forced, hand sewed.
at $1.25.
Children 3 Short Rubber Boots
Ieeced lined, pure rubber, at $1. 25
md $1. 50.
Children‘s high 2-buckle Arc~
ics. $1. 25. for special Xmas pres—
:nts.
Olsen’s
Shoe Stores
Vorw‘alk and So. Norwalk.
BARNEY d. BERRY
Skates
are the Isadore. Are light, strong, dur-
able and the nastiest, prettiest skate on
the market. We have sold them for
fifteen years and knowithem to re re.
liable In every respect" Arc more ad.
'ustahle than others and in can. you
have an accident and break down wb
are Intersted In getting repairs and
this we can do quickly as we buy di-
rect tram factory. We carry‘ all sizes
and prices and would ask that you look
them over before buying.
Charles E. Dow,
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 143-0.
THE
NIIY NNIINNNI BANK
IOUTH NOIWALK, CONN.
ORGANIZED 1m.
wtru
Capital 310000000
Surplus. 3100.000.00
Not Profits. 360.000.00
09!!qu amounts of individuals, mn-
moierors, merchants and corporations
upon favorable toms.
IDWIN “- "ATHTWDOVN. Pros.
JOHN H.KN A". VW
4‘ 0°. Mi “"0". MI.“
DIIIOTORO.
I. H. MINIMUM John H. Light
John H. Knapp Henry onmr
Josiah it. Marvin
Christian swam .l. Wallace Marvin
'"dl “0 Rm“. it
Barn lIiIi Safety 0". Per Illiilllli.
Your savings invested with the lot
duatriul Savings and Loan Co are free
from speculative domain-earn 6 per
cent. per annum
Ismael Minutes ‘
astonished and delighted to learn that
‘ Ganyinem was borne to» Olympus by
all tingle.
‘ ‘ .
I‘I'IISIIIIIIIIGIIBII
"I .'
‘FROBTFIBH ................7i:i lb.
:SILVERFISH. ...........”....6CID.
FRESH HERRING ...... ”7c lb.
FLATFISH ...u............... -
BLUEFISH ................12clh.
WEAKFIBH ................100 lb.
SNAPPERS ................100 lb.
WHOLE SALMON 10c lb.
STEAK SALMON .....‘.....14c lb.
COD‘FIBH..................10c II),
PIKE...... ....... ...........Scto.‘
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 Norwsik.
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSB,‘ Prop.
5 FOX.
THE LADIES' TAILOR AND FUR-
RIER. .
Clothes made to order. guaranteed
perfect fit. You can get my reference
everywhere that my work is perfect.
My prices are according to my work.
Please give us a call and you'll surly
get your money's worth at my store.
We also have a nice line in skirts.
coaotso, furs and waists. My prices
may not be cheaper but my fitting in
Hunt Stamps.
Cleaning and repairing neatly done.
31 MAIN ST., NORWALK.
THE JOHN B. LAWRENCL
AGENCIES.
ALL INSURANCES, REAL ESTATE
MORTGAGES. NOTARY. ITEAM
iOAT TICKETS.
2 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Tel. Call. 366-4.
Miss Baerum,
DERMA TOLOGIST.
CHIROPODIS‘T.
Look wood“ 5 Hall.
Norwalk. Conn.
Office Hours:
, 9 to 12 a. m. l to 5:30p. 11:.
Telephone
Connection.
I". S BANKS
Carpenteraud 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.
—-RESIDENCE—-
7s MAIN STREET. NORWALK
Health
By Good living!
Have you tried the Health Brand
Coffee? Better drink Health Brand
Cocoa, but if you must drink. then
try this mild. rlcb Coffee. that has
all the good qualities and none of the
can berries. Satisfaction or money
back.
aurety Bonds
0! All Kindn.
Jason M. LAYTON.
R. It. In” South Humour.
Telephone 804.
Illness. or.
Jenkins hmflttlvcs
and
.IAILOOK MtOKiNC
we profit consis-
tent with safe
om cubical to
your control. it
per cent. per cm;
, 2&1: paid int- ova.
it day invented
, crumble II
t pleasure.
Endorsed by the toast oonnrvstivc
authorities upon investments.
mu buncrvtsion
Issnoumoisrtoms
Morn 0
Clint!
.IMIN I'I't
I his;
methods-wand I‘M '
"m"
New York and .
w .
i m,
semi ~
Carried in block.
elite sun sitvsn PLAYING.
Mohamed Biscuit: sisters.
Have no superior. Om show them
In operation. .
irs to Military and Me
rim In me one itsnmi Muir-
tuo War tell him.
LIVE 0-. M. McKIBBIN '
* WED 60. I
vmvsrtbt or; comeswstk.
GERMAN CARP ............Bc lb. 250
better than elsewhere and we also give ‘
bad effects of the heavy South Amerl‘ "
ers, etc. from 10c to ‘20c.
m
FRAMED PICTURES.
The linest assortment in the city
at the lowest prices. (See east win
dow). - . ~
PICTURE FRAMING.
Bring the Picture with you when
you want to choose a Frame, or let us
send for it.
specious.
0White Curtain Poles, with fixtures.
0.
Brass 'Extenslon Rods, 100.
Cloth Window Shades, good fringe,
on“
Wall Papers, artistic materials.
-—-——-—.
We giro the Hunt Stamps.
-—--—
L H. Decker
87 WASHINGTON ,, STREET.
South Nor-walk. Conn.
MWTWWWN
You’ll Forget
THE COLD. u= THERE Is
A mos WARM com: FIRE
BURNING in THE HOUSE.
BEGINNING osc. 12TH. '04,
wt»: wu.t. REDUCE THE PRICE
TO 8c PER'BUq IN LOTS
or 25 BU. on MORE, AT
THE oAs worms.
SMALLER QUANTITIES. we
WILL SELL AT 9.: ran 30.,
AT THE worms.
051' THE HABIT AND TRY
some or THIS FAMOUS rust.
lilil’ylllglilngil.
.-
’Phone 68.
resentsorceeem
iNNNKN VAN SNNI
E PLUMBING.
.4 swam,
1 HOT WA TER.
E MD ails.
I nrrmo
' Tin. Shut Iron. Copper
and Ziric.
80 South Main Street.
roam. rm.
coats mmlk. m
"was
NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.
(incorporated)
Propellers
“City of Normllt” and “Eagle."
(Freight only.)
Leave New York (Pier 36
East River.) and Norwaik every
week day at 5 p. to.
Freight received from 7 mm
to 5 p. m.
PLIIKMQING AND STEAK,“
ATNDI
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATlNGW
070V“ Allin HANOC O“
ILA?! ANO TIN ROOM I. '
Cal and Main Pitt!
ICDHWODP
RICHMOND RA“?
Net‘s! futility.M Its.
a
I CAN. IOLID PACK TO" 1'
III.
«comes :
user uonwsu‘r
your property. whether ttnjzs‘
a house and lot In town cruel as“ .
of any description quickly. cell or
dress . < '
80 WALL 31'"
It will be of comm“- to you also
to see no it you are desirous of buy-
in: to! bind no property
._...._.... -..... .._.._- .-.,,._.-~m
. odliolel Violette. ti?
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND
MONROE STREET
Newly furnished throughout. Misfit
comfortable and unionists hotel In the
city. Electricity and best In every
room. Baths in connection. scr-
fut sanitation. Rooms excellently
appointed. Always comfortable and
on or.
Cafe carrying a fall this of Ackor.
Merrill and Condit’s wines, quuor‘l
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