Evening sentinel, Friday, December 30, 1904 · page 7

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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f Danbur'y, spent
3' coin Miss Ethel

demons
th their sou
’ Milford.

nine . enryi
. MM". AA 39.) mout‘.
h The regular Wbekl ay :- meetings

a. lastzieveuing i ,
well a 6;::te3 afififir‘g’fifé‘?

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Abohobn‘er loaded “ill for the
at. 0°”? b Paper Com fi
ed in the; harbor and V has arriv
mmfil’i willy by

 
 

will go South to attend
General J. C. R. Foster' 8.
the near future?

Eugene Webb. president ith 9:.) un-
-ior Band. request.” that all mem.
bers of that organization raise“
this erening at the annual be...“ of
the band which will be be] u the
primary department of the Ave»
nue Methodist church The 11mg
of the evening will be Char Hill
and Harry Crossett
Pat Somors is a perplexed in He
is all at sea over a mystery w 1 he
is unable to soils A few da ago
Pat was digging a ditch and the
Washington street, bridge for ill or.-
pose of getting at a sewer which n.
dcr there, but which was cove
when the east end of the bridge 3
tilled in. Iowa: very deris undér‘e
bridge and it was necessary for
to have n‘ lantern to Work by. ll. ‘1:
also necessary for him to emerge fri:
under the bridge every once in a whifi
ovi‘ng to the cramped position
wh ch he was compelled to dig.

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 

where It has disappeared as if the
earth had swallowed it. It was do
cl'ded that candles were be cheaper,
however. in the long run. so Pat was
provided with half a dozen. Hedight-
ed one and stood in on the bank‘ 0f
earth behind him. Alter working

. steadily for some time he’orawled out

into the air to stretch himself. When
he. returned the candle had disappear
ed as had the lantern. ,llo lighted an
other and as he went all the third time
to stretch himself the candle disap
peared like the others Still another
candle disappeared in like manner if
it would not be his turn next. He de
cided to investigate. so he lighted still
another candle and retired to a se-
cluded spot. id watch. Pretty soon a
gigantic rat came crawling along and
seized the candle in its teeth and bore
it off, still lighted, “For all the world
like a man at a torch light parade,"
said Pat afterward The mystery
which is porn. ‘exing Pat is what the
rats stole the lantern for.

ROWAY'I ON.

A son was born a few days since to
Mr. and shirts. John Jarvis.

News D. Woods is quite ill oi
grip at his home in‘ Highland avenue

Mrs. John Snimu of this place even
yestfiorday visiting friends in Rye.
N

Misses Marjorie and Cindy‘s Milli:
want to Brooklyn yesterday to spend a
few days with Manda.

The condition of S. D. Wood. who is
ill at his home on Highland avenue. in
not so good today as it was yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hall are the
proud parents of a little daughter who
came a few days ago to brighten their
home.

Mrs John Judson, who has berm
residing in Wi'iilptll‘i the past two
years. has moved back to Jiowayton.
where she will reside in the future.

Mrs. A. Raymond, of the West Side.
alerted for South Norwalit with a
horse and wagon the other day, and
her horse tell and site had to lead him
home.

There are very many. men in employ
of the Railroad Company at the
troughs at Row-pica. heaping the loo
clear oi the tracks and so the engines
can get war without stopping

The recent cold weatherman made
the pundit oi the lsewxcclicnt tor
chitin! an ten boat a lad each day

than. w hits-plated I'tlas may be
Milli min! I

Whites: Am icr. «we N. ,J.

. ill for several

who has

o with apnea lei“ :I. has so for
r of,“ to her: cut. to reachM the
horns bison rabbits . Mr‘aud Mrs.
Eugene Ambler. wow u a will remain
for some time. . "

DARlEN Ah fiOROTDN.
Hrs. .Wiil Andrew-’1 little dnughtcr

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

is very‘il
iii Wit mutt; was a Mallard.)
vlslmfiifl-mny t. . .
"Mama Mrs Iadieu Nash were in
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any owned by hearts
I will! fiWli’

Paths ‘ ."Nww

town plastic

Mi
visiting Miss Louise Langdon.
has been visitiu Mrs laaac Clock

iin I. trolley accident recently is im-
provltil

his mother. at the Hutei Harrington,
New Yet-in.

from school in Massachusetts to spend
the holldltirs.

Caish- Grocery.

ter: ‘Misii Georgie. left Dar-ion for t e
South last week.

. had a very aid-active Christmas enter
tainmeut and tree.

George Kirk, in Derby. Conn" and also
helrfincousifins in inst leace »

a seriouii’ locus“ and resumed her do-
ties ‘in the Stamford school

ters. who is in Providence. R. i.
very much lmpmved in health.

wiry ill in somewhat improved and
able to sit up most of the day.

Center School of Darien will
flnérh the Christmas holidays Tuesday,
an

niece, Miss Wilhelmina Walters.
John Diefenback.
Christmas.

and son. Russell.
Christmas with Mr. Raymdnd a mother
in Noroton

 
 

1" pretty San Francisco souvenir

went up on the bridge and stretche Mrs. William Conn, containing views
himself and when he returned to his“ the 00169“ ““19-

work, the lantern was missing mi The funeral of Edward J. Scofleld of being of more than passing i ._
sehrched for— it but could find it no not; place last wash from the real-

attic Darrtiw. or Weatport is
hire. A C. Main of Warehouse Point
Mrs. Thomas hey. who was injured
Henry Bcovllle spent Christmas with
Miss Mary McClellah has returned

«Shoulders‘and bacon at Streets ,
Mrs Sarah E. Daskam and dau h-
The Presbyterian ‘ sunday- school
Mitts Grace Willmott will visit Mrs.
Kane has recovered from

3'

Mrs W-hl
is

like Overtou's mother
Miss goes Raymond. who has been ’

.The.H18h Retinal of Stamford and
reopen

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Mrs C F. Ovation entertained her
and
over

 

her nephew

Mr and Mrs. Charles W Raymond'
of Mlanus. spent

 

Mrs. J. VLWillmott has received a

from

 

once of his hrotherinla'w.
:,'00d of Dorian Rev. Thomas B Mil
r officiating interment was in it!)
\yton. =

‘herc' is an unusual amount of sick
, in And about Darien at this time.
mg those ill, with pneumonia and
M. Smith
M Chauncey Bartram.R Mrs
ench, Mrs Garrett Smith, Mrs

 
 
 

.itontli .tle child.

MP- d Mrs. 0. C. Bowen entertain-
°d A ily party at Christmas. Those
crane were Mrs Charles Hayes of
New rir. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester.
”W0 pd children of Noroton. Miss

Etta Boon. Mr. and Mrs E. J. Thom-
18, 0t rwaik. and Fred Lemon of
“W Y . In the evening Mrs. E. J.
FhomaB'Mii-ls Lulu Bowen and Mr.
)emon ended Hoyi's Theatre at
30“"! N talk. The play was “A Jeni
Jill-i Wife.

John More of Noroton Heights died
FUN 33M nornlug. of pneumonia. lie
was 8 you: of age. and was greatly

i devoted lifmher of the Methodist;
Church Ht eaten one daughter and
‘our sons. 6. Chas. i1 Fitch. David}
0.. Robert a James Moore of Nero
L611 “fights, William Moore of
Norwalk. was held

..8 Mil-;
ler olllciatlng niurnlent was in Ox
Ridge cenmter
Mrs. C. W. ll mood received a let.
ter this week fl .hcr daughter. Mrs.
S. Clyde llortm Jr, in Brockville,
Canada. in whic silo describes the
beauty of the at: or: from the front
on true and bush. hp atmosphere be
ing very dry and id. and it seemed .
to freeze overylhi in a (eathorv
white manner. a In many aspect be-
ing thus given it) o l: oidect col/cruel.
Mr and Mrs Home and Mr. and Ed
Godfrey. of Norwailt (any the panic
house and are very luasantiy situa-
tad. .hlilmtizb young when Spencer
.Hnrton occasionally runs his play-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

thi lib. and says: “he no hostel"
a funeral service (Miran Ober-
lander waa held at t Inmily real

dance. Monday alters Tilers was
a veryI la a attendantt of relatives
and Wish I.
officiated Thu flowers are wonder
fully hen [lawyers morons. Mr.
Emu car of now-
' the cars
tioa he give to air cullin-
tion at is titui homo about: it
was through, Cherish r's shorts
and no so that Dorian
truck a ogre" of the Eagle their and
Ladder was built. an the can:
may on this“. lie so a den swim
member. and always had its in
only at heart A; a young in he wo
connected iwith illusion Coin or
ill at New York. which was hit: saliva
place its was (ill yum of a .. ii
and Mrs. Oberlaador resided in ism;
City :a years. They had boom
41 years and resided in Dorian i .
grinder is survived by his new
one son. George D list-ladder.
Jersey City. who is associated in

 
 

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Inna surmounted by a wreath at

' , with?»

‘ , coma. at t

days with relatives in‘ Cromwell

 
 
 
 
 

attend the funeral oi a relative of

iotow‘nkan‘d5 popular-o
Saugntnok is announced.

both. Christ. and Trinlzyfi
nssdhy night Add in
each evidenced, thp ‘ihibi‘bii ill the lit:

 

. a
tea at t at is oi as
field Itgiiubiuah 9Muffin
Greenfield Hill;

society of the Congregational church
will attend the-«a also?
body. of Greenhe do
loivlng the lasers
hour of sociability wit

with the ice of’ yesterday there- are ,
sections of the hills, wheat-l that alkali
can he engaged in with gatir :sntgis
faction, if psrchant-s, the sport a rail:
or more risky than many would the
sire.
Ggrange
the installation of the newly elected
officers:
served to arouse the beat spirits of
the members and the night Was a red
latter one for all.

is to he a debate by the society in
the High School that gives promise

toresl
Lewis in the debate are:

ley.

“0“"! (‘hrirlmns with w w. Austin. , .
Wu u, Mrs. Ainihlsolland Mrs. 11am. spending w. hollflul‘u ..lu Silver Milt“.

respected i this community. He was . the

may. liar it s Browu‘

the item ,
tags were two rm handsome dink

“ “ do
illow ro George berlander‘. ..
lalfieatfio wheat and lilies from Win

ii. Smith is on a business trip

Milli Charles Quhumecben is still
sick at lier‘ home at the Farms and
under the doctor’s c re.

William Burnett a 0 wife have re-
turned horn fi goliday visit with
re,l,ativda at r
Miss Adams is enjoying the fort
night's closing or schools with rela-
titles in Wcsichester. N. ,Y.

Miss Madden. one of the schooln
teachers here is spenumr her holl-

Sidney Dayton and one are in
Brooklyn.N N...Y where they went to

Mrs. Du tour.
."Th y diluent oil Miss lipulsefi

fly flesmtdeu

Thin-e were Christmas festivities at

att dance at

leaf?” i A and e t
n
”‘6’ u did

ltitihh’s here.
‘c ipt of in

loci: for. the
twigs 0’33
a ‘ B
tinnitus: alibi: ~.

A delegation hr the local 6'60. E

 

 

 

 

dun-i e ins, fthat.
”gheéonisgzfi Eol“
in
attainments
the fad ‘hére sud

 

 

 

Coasting nontlnnii‘si

There was a. merry time at the
Wednesday night following

Refreshments and speeches

0n the afternoon of Jan. A, there

Those who are to take part
The Misses Hattie
Darrnw, Ethel Sniffer: and Master
Stanley Fairchlld and Frank Brad-

 

SILVERMIN E

Seymour Austin and family spout
lit. and Mrs. John * Austin me
The boys are now enjoying the line
sliding and have the harsh double rip-
per hout for the limb ii oi this winter.
Chris ' exert: a of the M.
P. TSunday school wereiheld at the
church Wednesday oveh‘idg The pro-
gram consisted of carolli ahd ”recita-
tions. A large audience: was present
among which were ihl‘a} newly mar-
ried couples all of that brides being
members of the school. After the ex
cruises a large tree was diploaded and
the hour-ts of the little ones Were
made glad with the pr’e in tin y re-
celled. Each sehol er a “ti ivcd
candy and oranges. The! win
program: Carol, Joys risi-
mas; prayer. Rev A. 8. Pi
Awake. Sing Praise. 0 Sleep
respons ve reading:
ma's Christmas Pic.-
recliatfllon A Childs Thou
camber Mary LoclswoodiT

carbl

A gel's

Song. ilda Waihlcy: recitali orrv
Christmas. Vivian Lent: catty? .Wri-
come Christians Morning aligns.
three girls: axilntion. Orrin Maddy;
carol. The Hdppy Christmas 'l‘lmip: ro-
citation A Picture fromA Mainland
Ethel Lent; recitation. Alisa Little
Girl. Edith Holly: rnroi. Ch aimus
Bells: recitation. The Child [sad the
Star, Edna Holly: rscitatloa.C rlottc
June; carol From the thlMoum
taintaina. responsive reading} recita-
tion. Christmas Gifts. Edna owaton
radiation The 'l‘ruly Banm'v minus.
Georgie killing: recitation. Helping
Santa. Alice unitary. carol Ch' lstmas
Everywhere: recitation. Ch: slmntl.
0mm Bolder: recitation. Thaw Child's
t Herbert lance. recitation: Al-

fr Allies; recitation; (isom- Aiken:
carol. Calm on the [Antonina Eur of
Night; remarks by Rev ‘A. B Pnrdy:
carol Christmas Htrninn: benediction:
distribution of gifts. .

SOUTH WILTON.

Mrs. James Adiard is again roads.
ed Miothohouuhyiil am
Mm 11W“ Either has returned was
am visit with relatives in New you:
a

Mrs mama Whipple has mtuéried
from a v‘illt with her brother in Boa»

This smith Willi»: Monica is now
in its new ”home at Charlie Davin
house. ,
There m a lentil" reunion a the
ho a of Mrs. Wash glen Post on
you :5th Day
Mrs. John Templeton spent auras

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

in New Merit city,
Door; so Jones has gone to limpet:

 
 
 

am will:t liugl: Thomas at New orlt. ma, Mm pm
interment was in 8min time me- Mrs. William thinned three child
my. Danica Anions “'6 rumor otfildgslled Parr. it? .. are It

the llama for the while
Mira Maud Whl
' " some tor trill:

jmchlaa. 1f, ,

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Song-Wlth mulling Tribute.

churches Wed. fi ,
Recitalionfihrlstmaa Time.

needs tom—While Shepherds Watch
. ed T elr Flocka.

Recitation—Jesus. Tender Shepherd,

Bertha Johnson and Dorothy Dunhatn.

man with her nephew. William Wail.

villa to spend the Winter with his sis:

is has gone to
win her

_ ‘ “Whitefish spent
Christmas with their daughters. the
Milliititt fifleyatir. oi‘We i:

And may. and friend.
was of was: Main

“hayivania , visiting
bWbli'ii auntl‘ .. i ‘
‘l’heiUtiioh Chll'ie Ch t
id meat waa’itbld’ in the ch‘ a: Well»
Til sin:

tidy vouin' . p
t .( Wreaths slid; greens
some Boltzmann , The
Was ell tilled by friends and
neighbors Bantu Claus was impor~
counted by George Broedhisn The
program ioliowa:

Lane: a.
WEAK”
FRESH H

.l.

CIICOEB
NALMON

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Prayer. , ,,
' Superintendent
recommends... 2:: 8,320
,. Superintendent and School.
Song—Behold fYour Molding;

Pinon 1".

Julia Holland.

Mary Holland
mini—4 _Wlli Sing the
story.

Wondrous

Recitationwahrismas Chimes,
.. Bessie Norton.
Recitation—~The Angels' Song,
Emily Holland
Readings—A, Letter to Santa Claus‘
Florence Barry.
Recitation—43mm ~ '
Bertha Jones. ,
Recitation~0ur 60min and “Boys.
9011.23 '16
song—cont “wit.” the Wish Men,

Recitation—A Dear mlgi‘ttie Schemer.
Marie Studsland.

Distribution of Gifts, Candy and Oran-
gen. by sants Clans'

Two pupils. Frank and Hart-y Wat-
ers. were present every Sunday. Wil
liam Forest and Susie Kory were next

 

Miss Minnie liven. lilome from a
two weeks‘ visit in Be
Wallace Brown and Frank Nichols
spent last Saturday in Bridgeport.
Services in Emmanuel Church next
Sunday at the usual hour. 2: 3i) p. m
Mrs Frank Lyon entertained a fam‘
ily dinner party of sixteen on Christa
mas day.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Williams. of
Fairlield. spent, the holidays hero with
their relatives.

The Lyons Plains Whist Club mot

F.

and well attended.

Miss L. It. Hoyt is ho a for a few
days over New Years a or that who
will spend several weeks in BridSspot‘t.
New York and New Jersey.

The many friends oi Mrs. Alfred
Fitch oi Popular Plains learn with re.
gist at her accident of last week. and
sincerely bop for a speedy recovery.

 
 

back:

 

‘ STEAK DOD

clip berries.

piety oi' tlsttifuio articles. includ‘
' kethnives. rte .. .
it high grade, 1;

 

stint. BLUEFIBH.

 

are the latest

for little boys and figirla._ 7
Price at... and sass.

 

. out. 75c and 85c.

gum, $2.25.

Men’s and Ladies' Warm Slip-

:m_j11°2: pars,thebesticltandflaccedlinn
.....1 .cd. at $1.35. _

ERRING

nuns-ecsnvneoo

lam-tour I'M-an.

REASONABLE. PRIGEG.

m phone's-"m Mriégfifi asnfi ovarian

> Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge

can
can. bananas unclapss, Prop.

 

THE LADIES’N‘JMREOR AND FUR-

Clothes made to order. guaranteed
perfect lit. 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 moneys worth at my store.
We also have a nice line in skirts.
coaotso. turn and waists.
may not be cheaper but my fitting is
better than elsewhere and We also give
‘ 'llnnt Stamps. ‘

.' Cleaning and repairing neatly done.
1 31 MAIN 812. NORWALK.
W

THE JOHN B. LJWRENCL

Recitation-Eal'ly Chrismas Morninlt. . JOENCIES.
he! Bums ALL mausancu asst. u‘rars
Recitation~chribtm Dan moaroaoss. aor’mav. am»
Harvey Bait” IDAT TICKETS.
a .30“: A“ 2 scum MAIN eraser.

rd. csu. 36M

Miss Bartram:

on the list. Jnllia Holland and Ber: ”ERMA rat-00151..
gin. Jones were prfiesrint 0:3; forfityfitlvo cHIROPODIST,
undays Out 0 sxtv sc o are

forty two attended over one half the LDOKWDDd'S "8",;
time and the average for year we: “OWE"! can".
thirty- six '

m” 0!!!“ Hours:

LYONS PLAINS

9 to 12 a. m. I to 5:30 p. or.

Telephone

' Connection. fi

mem..nm

 

S. BANKS

Carpenterand Builder.

PLANS AND CPECIFIGATIONS.

JOBBINO.

at. the resdence of A. J. McConkey on BEFORE BUYiNG WEATHER '
Thursday evening armies FOR DOORS AND WIN-
Fruit liawley who broke his leg oows GET EBTlMATEB OF ME.
two months ago in around again about NO MATTER HOW SMALL YOUR
”slag-“$313.; White and Marginal" ORDER' PLUMBING
. a
no wilful-d spent several days last prgggfiy°$$£u orders I” m" . '
well in Pairileld and Bridgeport. ~RESIDINCC~ 31'“ M
Mrs Phillip Gerhardt had a bad fall 7. MAIN ITIIEIT‘ NORWALK , _ . ,
a few “y" ”0 ”m it was ”'7 to” W ”or WHITE:
pants that it was not a more serious (ND 0‘»:
i
u-JHarry Nichols spent. last Saturday Health
and Sunday in Boston and at his home FITTINU
here. retprnig to Bridnenort: on Mon- 0 fi . .
day even ng.
The entertainnient and Christmas 8, G 0d LlV'l‘g'o.
tree for the children was held in the ’ V Till, M Iron! cam
church parlors on Wednesday evening w fi ”d Zinc.

Have you tried the Health Brand
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 Ameri-
Batlsfactlon or money

 
 
 

1o.
-FRDO‘T FISH .................. “M.
'FkAT 'IBH‘I‘leahnb-lhloIoIOOII‘7fll
NATIVE. EELS ..l..............r1iib:
1001.
“WHITE HALIBUT............:-.'14b.:

(whole fish) ..........“100
ALL. OTHER Klaus or renal-Ii

My prices

Old Ladies’ Felt Warm Lined
Bats. leather torrent: hand sealed
at 3:35. .

thidrcn’ a Short Rubber Bouts.
fiésced lined, pure rubber, at hints
and $ L50. .

tics. $1.25, for special Xmas prea-
ems: , . . ,

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O sen 5

«saw Slam

as..." and s... stars..."- 1:.

 

 

WWMEN‘METE

a: ll Forget

THE, COLD. IF THERE is
A NICE WARM COKE FIRE
BURNING IN THE HOUSE.

snowman one. 12TH, rot.

we WILL asouca TH: Fates:
To Be PER so. In Lora

or 25 an. on moss. AT

THE one woaK's. ',

SMALLER nuanrlrlna. we ..
WiLL SELL Ar 9:. PER 30..

AT THE worms.

GET THE HABIT mo 'rav
SOME DFfiTHlS muons FUEL.”

lull. R’ltlig‘llllgll.

’Phone 68.

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EXP I iCI MOVED.
SAN wife “ng1, Mad QO-EFDP two
the sail a s ergo ompany
mum” ahi ipli‘l’i'nii East tile hooks and

records or the 3’3““ department.

 

 
 

66nd in the future work of that do.

artmdntfifi will no a in New York.
auditor Dunstan who has been
in sham ”5.5% will continue in his
canary l I“for? New

but. andwlil leave on
by nirvana» stall

 
 

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Surety Bonds
or an Kind-i
um MLJYTON.
ii. Elva. ram hermit.

1010th IM.

 

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. , , ocean‘s“ ills.

Giulio! 1100.000.”
lamina. » 0
“Mill‘-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

(Freight only)

week day at 5 p. In.

to Ms P: “It

 

 

Ladies and can»... Ah .. ,
Wobl Jersey Legalise. extra high fi

Little 6.... Hip noon. rum

Children’ a high s-huckic Arc- ‘3

reassemeacw,

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘5 WALL PAPER

, Jua'r m II A tli'r'l'tl annuals”

. warm visuals... ,

NORWADK STEAMBOAT (:0.

“City at him-1k" and “Eula.” ’

Leave New York (Pier 3t:
East River.) and Norwaiit every

Freight received from 7 a. in.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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, r Newly furnished titre

domfort'abl. and lip-to
silty. Electricity 1 . ,\
morn Batha in connective . "
ms sanitation. . realised _
:p eluted. , .: 6
u“ .
luC_ai'e carrying a full
Merrill and Condlt
and cigars.
city Special baron!"
days. ‘ ’6 '

T. J SU LIVAN.‘
ratceao coast. a ,

 
 
 

 

 
 

 

‘ Use STANDARD'Fixiures to:
your Bath Room. Ibex .trc
Clean. Neal and Durable. fi

Horace R. 1 Noah,

,coa. N. MAIN AND wear. are. .
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con crock or raw cocoa

man cm across. , .... 1.; [5;
wonnanrur. now tow veil”
can IUY mos doooa anal. you
show wt no. rut, words at I’ll! fi
vaav our assets. 6 .

we RAVI..- nm. A mil

may containers
ism-nae MID Wits

would . film
wa ray ro ability in , '
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