100' lion.
. . . elsewhere. ion in
to tho . sis now sold
it our”??? fri c We“
. r.are:vs a open at.
horn-tut. , x ' .1 . _
Miss Charlotte Temple, of Rowan
, . hills-«sufferingdrom an attack of
no sea. . .
‘lcefdauxhter oer. and Mrs.
a Webb. is sick at her home in‘
" i elliptical».
usL‘I-Iommedleu. will lead the
nclaaatonicht at the East Ave-
. Wodlstvchurcb.‘ H . ‘
“The imaay. friends or Paul a. A.
Self ills. offliové‘avenue. will beatn-
card I sorbyto learn-oi. his death. which
oodlitréd yesterday. at his home.
newssthlymeatioa or the sunday
6c 1 .9l tgo mutational» Math-
Psi. . slob will be the.”
unitary 0th. at
rs. E. 8‘.
it. John avenue.
f Jones, who has been
oral days wit his brotho
0.21%. 288 East ave
‘g to New lYotlt,» and will
mart-ow lot" Germany, on {9011*
trainees find pleasure‘trip. ‘
..—
, rather-,startiinx runaway occurred
“all” loft-hing. Smith's milk wagon
w Itsnd twin Osborn avenue. when
h rite took fright at something and
i A barking dog served toyfrisht.
animal still more and the horse
4 . yr quite a distance hetero it stop
listing A large quantity oil. ,milk was
scattered about the “rectal through
llleh the fri‘phtened animal dashed.
..iienry Reynolds took an icy bath last
3‘ til-day, but the matter was kept as
ch at as possible. Mr. Reynolds was
at. work at the plant of the Anglo-Am-
erican Oyster company and in endear.
oriiigvtti push a cake of ice from the
bout a ipped and went overboard. lie
but tely was able to grab a rope.
w ch sustained him and he was soon
hauled out. He was so chilled that for
some time he was unable to speak, but
whsn‘he did find his tongue he did not
,. ask any of the other men to go in
' swimming. ‘ .
» ROWAYfl'ON
.. . ’ too—woven, .» .
Dave Albrecht. of Raymond street.
spent yesterday out of town.
—
.
J. 8. Raymond, of this place, expects
to cut some more loo this Week.
8. D. Woods, of Mills Hill. who has
been very ill, is slightly improved.
Frank Jarvis and Sanford Wicks
cut the ice away from the sloop Lido
May, of Rowuy‘ton. Saturday.
A. large number of young people ca-
joyod the skating on the Rector pond
at Brookside, Saturday evening.
Stephen Pardon and wife. of River
street. expect to go to New York in a
few days to spend the rest of the win-
ter.
.9.
The members of the Rowayton Hose
Company's lair committee. both ladies
and gentlemen. will hold a meetln .
Thursday night. with Mrs. Charles .
Golder. Rowayton avenue.
There are several prayer meetings
to be heldtonixht at the southern end
of the village. at Mrs. George Wicks.
led by Oscar Mills: at Hovelon Row-
land's. Mills Hill, led by John la'l-iom-
median. and one at the northern and
of the village. at Charles 'l‘uclt's. led
by 8. (l. Horton.
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Constable Edward J. loadritran, ol
Rowaytou. attempted to shoot a use
loss canine. yesterday, with a revolvor.
it is no idle lost for a man with a sin-
gle arm to attempt to hold a snapping.
tugging canine and to shoot him at the
same limo.
do: by the car and his revolver in the
same band. Thus he tried to shoot.
The pistol went on and so tild‘ths do:
wacmsa the lots as though he was not
hit. which was probably the case.
A good. lwoton load of bay has
disappeared in a most mysuirious man-
nor, in howaytou. during the lost two
weeks. it was taken truth the bars
of Lester lit. John. near the station.
at suc‘” ‘
. m _
v DrwAIlceyLyonxll‘itch.will give a
The countable hall tho:
W I '
“it to, with!“ at . . Wetflv we
whistatCedas-wiid. ongi‘hursday night.
William corals to» s" on most of
0;: remain at M‘tho‘wln or in cotton.
“.2 . z . 2..
There. will he a movinx picture enter»
“Its???“ in the town'h's‘ii on Thursday
it . ' » ‘ I . -
The Outing Club is planning a dance
to It? held in the towu hail tomorrow
n a . . _‘ . , ~ ‘ .
”at the dim: . ... m...
1.3%? lb' mt el last
‘1' W111. ,.. even-
tna. stilts; hotness lit] WWI .. f’.
‘* sometime missus/e out Hook
"‘4 Weston. Wits! . iii! ".19
hold a pillochlcl:'?onrnplhext’gmbd§ '3
Amnigmont’s havoib'een made for
the sun .lisllmttldagle «ifook‘and ud-
’ ‘ it t.’t01l'i‘e held in the. town
The ,lai league. the Congress-
tionalg hrshnvill ”gs bilveretea-ion
Thursd‘ .5. shoppe. at 3. to 5 at‘the
homo ‘ ii;?.'V; titre“.
A a other of young people of Dari.
on he. .0 been having’great fun during »
the moonlight nightagofthe past Week.
skatina on German'spoh‘d. They have
had .tiqudredances on the ice and many
other novel fgaturss.
Miss? Mamie, Estella Jordan is dan-
gerously ill at pneumonia at her home -
in Nordton heights, I Miss Jordan.
while irritating lastt Tuesday evening.-
felt warm. ahd sit down to rest. Her
friends believe she caught cold.
. winsrrosr.
Mlasjiva Jaliif spent the end of the
week in New York. '
—
Mina Winifred Saunders of Jersey
City, is the guest of relatives here.
Mrs. J. Harrison has returned home
from a visit with friends in New York.
W. E. Davis. of New Haven. was
the nod of the week fines of friends
ere.
Mrs. C. Doremua‘ has returned to
New York. after a visit here with
friends.
Walter Stone and wife of New York,
have been guests at the hardest A: S.
Huributt.
The Greens l-‘arme Farmeta' club is
to meet tonight at the home of Charles
Meeker.
The returns from the supper and
sale that was given recently by St.
Agnes guild is to go to a fund being
faised for repairs to the church organ.
Merrick Cooley. the retired patron of
the Eastern Star, was presented wi
a handsome Masonic watch charm 'by‘,
his friends at the recent meeting of
the order.
Good, Dr. 8. w. Sherwood has been
appointed health oillcer for this town.
That implies that there will be some
activity to the close and the chances
for such scares. unwarranted though
they may have been. as recently in
the diphtheria cases nil.
_ Mrs.
\_ Friday with nor mother Mrs.
very ill.
Mr... Folsom layniaaaina totaks a ,
u. is all over.
. Robert ' 0i
hoot hands)"
captain Crawtoni has been avian s
m
Anna Adams “spent Friday
with friends in south rhiorwalil.
. s. John.(iut‘tis; "of‘ Norwalk. span“
(Brawl
l'f Norwailrupeht .
Biabuwho .it
ri- A. oatmeal. .
Thursday with ‘ no. ‘7
A prayer meeting will beheld oi
the residence or Mr..Wchb Wednesday
evening. . _ , ‘
....
Mrs.‘l.izsio Miller, of Norwallt, but
moved into Stephen Gregory’s place
second floor. .
‘ Mrs. irene Perry, of Weston. we!
a truest Friday and Saturday of Mrs
Frank Orexory. . '
. John‘ Bouton. formerly of thi:
place. In traveling intheoid countr:
as valet .to P. D. Armour. ‘
Mrs. r. 'r. Hawkes and Mrs. J. r
Friabie. of Bridgeport. visited last
week with Mrs. Minnie Gregory.
Mr. andhlrs. Alfrbd Saunders. o
Nprwnllt. were attests muscular 0
her, parents} standouts. Owners. ‘ j
hiss denote Crook was siren a out
Xmas Jul hes woods Nday reveals; .,
, bout seventy ,‘were. present. Biron:
maph 't'IiOIeOtIoflfi, music and game
were enjoyed. ‘It-.bountifui sttppe
was servodand an enioyabietlnle we ‘
reported bv_sil.._‘ t: , 1
‘ ‘ . _ . -~ ' I
1 OLENBROOK.
A little daughter was added to th .
tamiiylof Mr, and Mrs. lrvlng Wale
bury..a few days ago- A son an
born/to Mr. and Mrs. Everett Knop
last week. , .
Miss Dorothy Mix entertained th
Young People’s Club other home 0
Maple avenue. Friday evening.
very pleasant evening was spent p l:
danblng’ and‘gamee. Among that
present were Misses Marion. idiot-ant
and Beatrice Bromlleld, Hazel Dem
Helen Dayton. Emily Lee. Anna Ell:
Aiethla Burroughs, Helen Macdonalt
sears. Llewellyn Bromileid. .lamt:
onco.,Wlllis hoe. Walter Dayle:
Charley Howiey. Prank Trowhrida.
Leslie Sayre, Harvey Titus.
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POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
...-....—
THURSDA'Y EVENING ATTRAC
TION. ,
On Thursday evening. January 2*
the opportunity will be given to yo
for the second limo to see Kathlee
Mavourneen, when the Twin City Dr.
matte Club will produce the some it
the benefit of St. Joseph's Church. D
not let. any one tell you there are n
seats to be had, for such is not it:
case. There are still some avallnb.
seats to ho had. and so use for you
self. Rehearsals have been kept it
and the cast. is in excellent shape t
produce the same on the 26th, and a .
on tho previous occasion. neither tim
nor money have been is tired to mat
It a grand auctions. \‘lllihm (luhli
the man from Ireland. will be on has
and will malts you. laugh. Ho, ergo:
the mputation of being the greats»
monologue artist on tho America
stage today. and as it may be a ion
time before you will have a chance i
see him again‘you had better not it
this, opportunity so by. Rememht
there are still some good seats to i
had. so secure them at once and don
be one of the regrotful ones when
Remember the date. Ja.
nary 26.
'A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
it will beiblorwalk's good fortune t
bus the privilege of hearing th .
greatest ‘man in the world on anlm:
life this cumin Friday. A man wh
has‘siven his i to to the study of as
oral history. Tron! his earliest ho)
hood days he has lived in the Jungle
and forests and on the western plain
with the cowboy sand indlnn until i
Following are tho recently elected
officers of the Eastern Star: Worthy
matron. Mrs. Marriott Coley; W. P“;
Frederick Roland: associate matron.-
bliss Jennie Thorpe: treasurer, Mrs. (J, .
J. Underwood; secretary, Mrs. Robert,
w. Post; 0.. Mrs. Charles Fable; chap.
lain. hire. Jennie Wood; marshall. bliss
Sarah Walker: organist. Miss Susie
tineh‘flhsrlos F‘uhle.
Mum—u.
Whatever the source the o position
to tho granting of a hotel luuor li-
this time appear. but there is anchors]
ballet..that the county tunndtipaloners
will act the license lust lbs-same.
The c . proximity of the place to the
Sanitarium. may be a ground tor op
position to the grand of such it-
ossss-bhton the'oiltor‘ d it is so
and must have been loaded on a war
on uni taken away lathe night. time.
with no one the wiser. has
the barn is in two snows. and those are
owned by (lonstable Edward J. Willa
can and t3, ti. (lsrut‘soiia , The
of‘tits bars were bushes open and the
hay was tattoo from Mr. hatirl 's
7. ‘ on. The I)”. could-hardly vc
latch in thetittyiiitia. as the barn
is close under the eyes oi the tilt. John
Mandi-Mu some: from Mr. ind»
sipsn'ssisbin‘ ‘ " . ' . ,.
he call his
”blind 'Proccsslon‘l"
m pride its oodthln
la. yhsir ,: “4W?
. ion . iii
an illusion lofts
“infinity onto
‘ . _. W“"Bmsiilie it lattes hint lists there
lag 19,”? a siren pnlnt."wYonllsrs= brl hid
U...§‘.“..‘.. p
“ . the best
establish“ no can ”mmm m
hoes. ones a cafe
* is ‘ ‘ sisal-y an atom to the estab-
‘ lisbmsnt as is the kitchen.
. aluminum... humane your
Thurman silicon to play?
' W chamber! l’tn lit.
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tin foil mas-i a day and playing the
~' re s of s than: with the mti~fi9trolt
' “i"; .. . W
. a bouquets: colored the distas-
. labia ‘bstwssn .meaisttospsciaiiy in s
meta whore tits furniture is mahogany.
any noises so cheerful and
slot at this season as the tulip
ill rcdsanti yellows.
”Parlor; warden. Mrs-tilt Bradley. sun'uttoortntouoent and school board t.
lurcurc the date.
*sa'ruamv Nton'r arraac'rton
sense lion Hawthorn loo does not at
la conceded that llirnest Thompson 8.
ion is withouta peer to his line :
work. Mr. Salon’s stories and main
sine articles are read annually by 0“
or four million people and there is hi
a library anywhere private or publi-
that does not contain his books. is
is the highest priced lecturer befor'
the American people. and it was a tit
sided good fortune that enabled thy
3 in the coming attraction of “in th
Shadow of the Gallows." which will b
seen at Hoyi'a Theatre on Baturda:
January 28, is practised a play of ex»
continual merit. The story is a pure
ly wholesome one. consistent and co
‘hsmt. anti in this alone has won t
a remarkable success. There is i
great deal of emotional work as wet
as many exciting scones. while an:
. comedy interspersed throughout the ac
.tion of the play is of the sidespilttinv
Alert. The play is mounted on an at
tubercle sc‘als'aud anadmlrabio cast
ihas been selected to interpret the till
ifsront characters. .
' n l glad”? DOEAEI' tint
<avd ’sns a p!” cling
edition of “tits Last
season the inflow
billion. It. i.
Dollar." an American
"a story of the New orit' stool: on
change. and in liars involved several
most interesting innldsnisand sltus:
' mains. fwho wrote "At
thiney Yttrium, ”lip york State” and
other plays wilitappesr. in "His hast
"Dollar“ in the character'lof it spacpla
or named deem . oil. . esprtnolpa
muslin part is so . l by Hills, Eleanor
Haslett The play will be seen at the
lloyt's stilt-c, Wednesday nebular?
s
is. not.
album heater placed itihis rcsldenceg“ ‘ '
.
. ‘ . ‘llcraceWalpoie. was wuiht by.
..c:
loll
The
true-lovers : knots and "ii. Ar Dies “er
Mon‘lh‘oitfl: at the. base. This clock.
which alone time (became thc property
‘ been Victoria. It has survived four
centuries; butiour year-scaly marite’d .
ktha.‘ duration. of the royal love: of‘
Henry anti Anne Boleyn. » ‘ . ‘
A Louis Xi“, huhi. clock in red
shell lathe Van Dyclt room at Wind-
sor. castle «is _, vary due. supported by
tour sphinaes. and exquisitely eu~
grayed by Marat. who was born In
1020. His son was architect to Wil-
liam iii. A lyre clock in King Ed-
ward's audience room shows the pen
duium encircling the dial. and a third
hand indicates the date of the month.
There are several other huhl clo'clts‘.
one in the corridor. one in the vent!-
buie and “the dorms andsices are vari-
ous. The truestWoioclt ‘over the state
entrance goes eight days and strikes
the quarters. hearing the date 1827.
‘ At Bucklngham'pal‘sce the Augsburg
dock on the equerrlos’ stain is among
the earliest shambles of the clockinsk-
are artand very beautiful in the clock
in the stale dining room... Hampton
Court is also rich in historically in;
tercatins clocks. such as the oid‘aatr‘o
comical. one} made for} Rent-y full.
i540. said always tostop when‘liit‘y
also who has longreaidcd in the palace
les. .1 1 . ’ ‘ ‘
A Wonderful Vessel.
' There was launched a short time _
use at Lorain, 0.. the .iurgost‘froah
water steamshipailoat.‘ The Wolvln
’s 569 feet in length and is designed
to carry 12,600 tons of coal on her
first trip and thus to break all carxo
records on the lakes.
some novel features have been in-
troduced in the construction of this
steamer. the chief being'that the
cargo space is one immense hopper.
i09 feet long. with sloping aides and
ands, and not an obstruction of any
kind. tlio deck being supported by
\rched girders. This form was adopt»
ad to utter no obstruction to unload-
ing are through its 33 hatches by the
:Iamsheii scmp now in use at Con-
neaut and other ports.
Below and on each side of this hold
are" compartments for water ballast
to insure stability. "
The engines, bunkers and quarters
'or the crew are esters of the hoid.’
while below the pilot house are the
)mtiers' quarters. and comfortable
‘oofnu are also provided hero for the
owners of the steamer.
Everything possible about the. boat
will he done by machinery, and site
will acquire dlstinctlou by being
painted yellow.—~—Seienilflc American.
Fatal Fireworks.
Figures collected last year by the
American Medical Association, shows
that Hill deaths and injuries result-
id from the celebration of July 1.
MS. in tho country.at lane.
There were still deaths due to lock-
iaw. for which the toyplstol was re-
sponslhi‘s. Other forms at mortal in.
dry hick sixty victims. There were
on persona who were made blind.
tevonty-flva who lost one eye. fifty-
‘our who lost hands. arms or legs.
1'“ who last fingers and 3,070 who res
xelvsd other injuries. .
At the battle of Bunker Hill, fam-
ius preliminary to the next. year’s
lrst dawning of Independence Day.
there were killed 146 Americans and
tail of the British-us total only thirty
light greater than that in the celebra-
tion slaughter of this one Fourth of
luly.
Velcss and Climatic Effects.
Generaiiyspcsltinx. races living at
sigh altitudes have weaker and more
tightly pitched voices than those m-
up; in regions where the supply or
lxygon In more plentiful. Thus. in
“series. among the ladiana living on
‘he plateau between the ranges of
’he Andes. at an elevation of from
jto.ooo to 14,000 feet. the men have
values like women. and women like
,deliIi‘bn. and their singing is a shrill
monotone.
American Treasure Trove.
Unable to resist the promotion of
a second dream telling him whore to
dig for hidden treasure. John Stone-
brunner at Springfield. 0.. has found
said once supposed. to have been
buried by the French near Vastly. in
ms. its value to collectors is 's‘sti'
- . - nitrlstlao swarm .l. Walloon Marvin
mates at 31.500. Mi the in hear u m
sales of the liltb «story. ‘9, ‘ , ' H' II a. ‘
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steel. ,
as weight is about half as much. I:
also forsiae. as a cast iron pulley.
it saves power. ‘
lt grips the shuttle perfection.
‘ it is safe under high speed. I
it is a model in strength. ilzhtnssa.
balance and elegant design.
Charles E. Dow
I m wscmucron stills?-
Phone 143.6. ‘
.... ...Mn..-».........~.. . W_w..--..._..
ustuo THE cuaaresr AND ess'r
FUEL OBTAINABLE.
HAS BEEN REDUCED To a coma
PER ausHEt. DELIVERED m Lore
one so. on MORE.
rat! a LOAD AND a: comma-
an. t.
a
continuation.
’Phone 68.
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I:
i
i’ .
i i WK 8. VAN Still
E panorama.
. sruM.
f. nor warm.
l; my ass
i; nmuo
E Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper
‘- and Zinc.
so South Main Smut.
.3. rum 1m.
lotus Nat-walk. slows.
till NilIIIiili tttt
COUTH NORWALK. GONN.
ORGANIZED 1882.
WITH
contra: ‘ sloo.ooo.oo
Surplus. “00.000200
Nos Profits. someones
toilette manta of individuals. man-
ufacturers, merchants and corporations
W “WIN. um
uh"- .‘i‘ii"%‘t'ia’iih
and! MflAWON. Miss.
DIIIOTORK "
Jan” "s u
smut «Filthy I algal Inmates
An Inglmsriup'lsah
was accomplished at the illuminant;
in: it.
doii-blglitlut‘riflinsrs.
struck midst
matches. r
A remarkable lost of engineering
brewery. at Oranstoti. it. 1.. when I
ills-loot chimney. four feet out. of
ulutbb was straightened without oracle
When its fall . scented immi-
nent .1. ll. Gothst‘d. a. least civil chiti-
n‘csr. by means or steel levers. rattled
the chimney and backed it‘into pines.
W _
'An Austrian inventor. has implied.
for a patent for enthralling cigars
and cigar-sites. Theta are it pad with
a chemical minors; sally“. "being ‘
aniline lsalte .ltlts:
: . '- . . a .
PELHBING AND STEAM“
HEATING.
nor warns nasrtno.
nor transistor p
I“ AND TI
as: and main"
ass dictum, Metal , on.
two so soon sur'ssosit of
MONDRANGEB)
no: its astronomical
,Ci . ANY! 7 _..,
. .m‘i
is made at the best. one 1.; mutt ::
It. does not shrink or swellor warp. '
7 Humanity
i ass-cos , ‘~
mu idfflllblsngsmlto‘
all; ~ &?33‘$ ““3
to at .
mfifimlésiw"
H Stilts i
CLOSING summon or ..
" altars. swoon :AT ‘oos'r. ::
noun or THEM "pass. .
- GREAT asserting m I:
. canoe, rovs AND NOVEL- --
suns. . c .
38coo Sherlock Holmes and Pit -
0.
I V Skates and Cutlery I ground
and repaired. .
art so. MAIN s'r.
,9 Instead of
' 4 Per cent.
Money noti‘drawinks 'r c Loan
beast 'reltvesmdthmupgn‘tfi: com-j
come .25 her coat. .
Description of methods and all do-
' sired information on request.
investments bear earnings from
“ day roceivedto day withdrawn.
Assets ......... $1,700,000
Surplus and Profits . ....... 0160.000
Endorsed by the most conservative
authorities upon investments.
State Supervision of New‘ York
‘ Connecticut. .
BRANCH OFFICE, 16 80. MAIN 81'.
Resident Directors. Resident Manson.
Mortimer M. Lee R. i... Cohurn
Charles E. Dow John B. Lawrence
and
Flesh and Cheap
ALL OTHER KINDS OF FRESH
FISH AT REASONABLE PRICES.
GOD LIVER OIL ...... ....250.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTEE
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington street Bridge
South Norwalk.
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS, Prop.
Miss Baorum, ‘
DERMII 1'01. 061511
CHIROPODIST.
Lookwood's Hall.
..orwalk. Conn.
Office Hours:
.9 to 12 a. at. Mo 5:60 p. or.
Telephone
connection.
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Ts. BANKS
Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor
IITIMATES GIVEN FOR JOBv
DINO. BUILDING OF NEW AND R!-
MODELING OF OLD STRUCTURES.
IN OR OUT-OF-TOWN ORDERS 8V
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED T0.
L—assiocucsa
1a mun eraser. aoawaut.
Surety Bonds
or All Kinds.
Jason M. narrow
R. R. 4n» Salish Namath.
Telephone In.
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;’ muss. iii.
I Jultlas ”Valves
,, w .
‘. canteen cocaine
demos lit stock. '.
Echo Alto sitvas'samun
.‘iisit‘lilaloitllflcaiticllm
‘a cans Egg Plums ...”..ase
. A STULL
a. common ovation. ~-
1} EAST NORWALK. " com»;
33 It You wan to Still
your property. whether it is a form. >
a house and lot in tangential] 0W ‘
‘ . 80 Wall street.
panybt 6? per cent-éincl‘oasing theftn- ‘
FRESH HERRING........ .. ..7o lb.
SALT Haaamc... ....... ....Se in.
SALT MAOKEREL ....... .....10c lb.
BLUEFtsH LARGE AND SMALL
.. .... .................... 12c lb.
WEAKFISH ................... toe lb.
WHITEFISH and ctecoss....10c lb.
PICKEREL .................... 10c ib‘.
WHITE. HALIBUT.. .......... 15: is.
WHOLE SALMON ............ 10c lb.
STEAK coo .................. 12:: lb.
3 cans Tomatoes ...".j. . . grilles
a c“. cam :s‘IJssysrssas‘ap I
3 csns.Bakchmns . L. .s
"l
: dress « _
of any description salesman or ad»
Norwalk. Conn.
it willho of advantage toyou also
to see me if you are desirous of buib
log any kind of property} ‘ » 2 ‘
Heist Vlcl‘s
tect sanitation. ' Rooms; ; excellently
appointed. Always comfortable and
cu et. . . .
Cafe carrying a full image! Action
Merrill and Conditis wine»; liquors
and cigars. Beststocltsd-ist in the
city. . , ,
'r. J. SULLIVAN. Prop.
TELEPHONE ”CALL, 806—3.
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Use STANDARD FIXTURES
for your Bath Room. They are
clean, neat and durable.
Horace R. Nash,
. con. N. MAIN AND wzs’r are.
so. noswaut. court.
Wall.
Paper.
Our stock of new goods just in
is a little larger than ovoi' before.
.2
Wonderful how low you not
we do the work in the very best
manner.
We have taken a good many
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures for
your work.
We try to carry in stock every-
thing you need for the decoration
of your house inside or out.
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10 ulnar arr
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rotten Director ...
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9 North Main lit. Libido”!
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