Evening sentinel, Friday, February 24, 1905 · page 7

 

 

 

 

olin B Jones. the plumbei of thio
, M aooepVVtVedIa position in Cleve. 1:1

Mrs. Henry
curiously it? with pneumonia. is tin.
ntovinx

‘1

shout

mother on the
Bruno?

with
a .

A. Wood; who has been I

Miss HarrleIICrofut of East Norwalk ‘ ’

l an: ill":
lanolin.

49th“ sate G '4

:VII» trudge.

”alphas or your cm
Irma. Co.,¢

 

Yb mpsoo’ of Peeksltill,
N. “Y. is expec ed here in a few and.
to visit friends;

Mrs. Albert Ayrcs. who died this
morning at her home in Water street,
South Nor-walk; was well known here.
as gtor a- long time she rehided on
Benedict harmsng 1

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A very pleasa‘nt surprise party was
held last evening at the home of Many
Young, in New street. There wexo
nearly thirty pagonacr present and they
all had a line if e. Games and was
worseaenloyed and refreshments wee
serv .

 

The old buildings which formerly
1 stoorAst the front of the Colonial Mills
have been moved to one side by Con-
tractor: Wild Gilbih‘lo and work is
now being rushed n the addition to
the mill. Considers in additional flooi
' space Will be the result of this additionI
1to the building and the Colonial Cbl~3
umn‘ will probably install some new
machinery;

Mr. aners. Marshal Toiica. enter
tained about twenty- -iivc friends at a
Washington's birthday pattyV ,nt; their
holhe on East Avenue, last evenng
The Iaffair was a delightful social suc~
cos. The evening was passed with
wh st and music. Mrs. Edward J.
Sims and Chester H Benedict sang
and Mr. and ’Mrs. Sims Iendcred a du—

An elaborate luncheon was serv-

Newspaper Carrier Wheeler had his
first fall of the season on Washingv
ton's Birthday, and this he wouldn't
have had if he had his creepers on
hand, or rather on his feet. but as the
morning was soft and mellow, be little
dreamed, that in a few hours Mother
Earth's mantilla would be frozen as
stiff as a poker. Whitson be it re-
membered doesn't wait for the sun
to get up but is out and doing at 4 in
the morning. and keeps up the pace
until after sundown cveiy day except
Sunday. Fortunately he was not hurt
but only received a little shake- -up.

 

 

Captain Oscar St. John had a joke
this mornipgp it was used at the
dedication of the pyramids but most
people ulll find it mu:

”'1‘ here was a shipwreck this 111.3111»
ing,” ejaculated Captain Oscar

"That so; where Was it?"

‘l’lver in East avenue."

"East. avenue?"

"How could there be a shipwreck in
East avenue?" '

”Why a dog got killed. "

“Well how is that n shipwreck?"

“A big bark was lost." and Captain
Oscar got out of the way before any-
one could throw anything.

A surprise party was held at. the
home of Leroy Morrison 9 Bantam

Place, East Norwaik last night There 3‘

were violin solos by Prof IDana Bis
sell and Miss Maud Blasell': piano so
108 by Miss Eldridge, Mien Byxbcc Le
roy Morrison. Gertie Mandel and Miss
Tobey. Seveial games were played
Refreshments were solved and an on
loyeble time was had. Songs were
sung by the well known baritone sing
ers, Albert Eldridge and Wilfred Mor
rlson. A baritone solo was sung with
great success by Alfred 'l‘. Eldinidge
who gave his famous selection. “Rock-
ed in the Gradie of the Deep." Those
present were Albeit Eldridge Edward
Eldridge, Jennie Eldridge. Heida Clus-
tafson. Frank Scoflold, Oscar Kling,
Adolph Schneider. Tillie Schneider.
Tracy Clark, Fred Blilens eln, Margie
McDonnan. Gertie Mandel, Letty
Beers. F1ank Holly Leroye Morrison.
Harry Morrison. Arthur Morrison Lil-
lie Morli,son Eveline Morison, Mr. and

Mrs Morrison, Edward Morrison. Wil- c9

ford Morrisbn. ‘Annis lrvin, Donn Bis-
seli. Maud Bisoell, Obesie Byxboc. liaiv
el Byxbee Chtintlcr Lambe1t..lonnio
Tobey Ada Tobey, Frank Tobey, Louis
Dugnn. Mi. and Mrs. liousan, Clara
Housnne. Mr and Mrs. Eldridge.
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--'l‘oo late to cure a cold after con
sumptlon has fastened its deadly grip
on the lungs: " Take ’Di". Wood's Nor
any Pine Syrup while yet there is

me

”Mu...

now AYTON.

Mrs. Mahry L'liommodleu is ill a
her home are with a severe cold VVsn
tonsili ti 3.

 

Acting School Visitor boo Davis. oft)
Norwslk visited the South Five Mile
River School. yesterday. in his oiilciai

GENE“)! “E“ lV'V 1111», to"
Mr; and Mathews soon “undo
daughter. Miss Jennie of Rownyton.
spent Washington a Birthday with Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Whitney. lo Davies.

 

The oyster steamer “Kate C Stov-
ens.” had damaged some of the his 63
our her stem bucking ther ice aid
cardinal y her how was run up on the
Blind near the corner of the Ferris coal

or
fill)

sleuth Norwnlk, and at low tide
I'II were made

’ tit her dictation:

IIIIIvItsILE, tall IIIIIIIIII sorts
DARIEN AND NOROTON.

John GannoyVis recovering from iiiv
noes.

 

Miss Stand? Austin is" visiting Miss
Fitch, at Buffalo.

 

Miss Clara BoIIaInIlsh will visit MI...
Jennie Weed next Sunday. I

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Miss Elia. Bates andl Miss Annie
Conn were in Stamford Tuesday.

 

 

Mia. Robert Moor'c‘ is recovering
from a .se’vere attack of pneumonia

 

Mrs. Harry H‘lhdle'y is visiting her
mother, Mrs. w. ii, Fairbanks, Maple
avenue 5

W
4Seed bonito onlcbe, Street's (lash
Grocerv'

 

Miss Libbio Raymond spent a few
days with 1Mrs'. -Knapp.- Nomton

Heights."
W
Mrs. William Weed visited her sis-
for Mrs. A B4 Chicbestor. in Stamford
Tuesday.

 

Mrs. Henry Street has been quite ill
at her home for two weeks with the
prevailing grip. 1

Mrs G. Pf.w Noxon returned from
Massachusetts. Saturday owing to the
death of her sister, Mrs. Walker.

Miss Edna Shercl is considerably
linpr',otcd although it may be some
time before she-hill be able to walk.

 

MY-S David Mather is visiting her
mother.- Mrs. Henry Northrup who
has been seriously'iii with heart trou~
bio.

 

Selectman Charles B. Fitch is erect-
ing 'a house. near his residence in No-
catch Heights to be rented in the
spring.

 

The interment of Mrs. Boicc, moth.
flr of Dr. Y. A. Boice. of Nnroton, inolt
place ll'IiIlay .11 timing Iii'ui'c CLliil“
tcry. Darlen.

Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Camp and son
Fred and Mrs h. M. Jones and son
Franklin, of Norman. left Tuesday. for
a visit in Northampton Masa.‘ .

_ mobile.

 

Miss Anna Jennings is enjoying life
in Charleston. 8. C

C. D. HlIlt’i' secretary of title Stale
lecture in the Vlligh School this alien

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a tour of the ice off
several islands hereaboi'its in his auto-
The undertaking won risky.
but the doctor accomplished the feet.

“A party of mainsz of the Metho—
5“(list {thumb 'went to-‘1Bouthport last
night and participated in the social
given by the. Epworih tongue of the
Methodist Church there

oyrus Mead. who recently under
went an operation for gangrene and
had his right hand amput ted. died: at
his home in Weston, Suns .
survived by a widow and five chit
rep. 1

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Potaloes are becoming n drug on the
market Vbcreubouts and V the farmers.
find some difficulty lit getting rid of
the supply. White the I'ucmand is not“
lessened the heather-n Market appears
to have got in its cell. 1

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WEST NORWALK.

Mrs Stephan fibrils wholhad‘ the
grip. is improving '-”' - 1

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I

visitng her parable, Mr and*_ iIVVI
ifani Crane.

Mr. and Mrs. ‘- Addison" '
Splingdalo. spent Wednesd:
Mrs.Weods1pitrenta:1Mr.-a d Mrs.
Ambrose Benedict, of this pi co. -

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Mr. and Mrs. James Smithl gave a
masquerade ball In her of Mrs.
Smith‘s dancing“ clubs at hbr resi
deuce Tuesday evening. A “very en-
ioynblo time who; hadiby all. Robert
Seymour receivnd Ina prise forL the
most comic and 'Mis. Smith for the
moat eitiatlo costume. About forty
wci‘e present -includlng friends from
Stamfoid and Springdale. l About
2 ocloch s. bountcons on per was
served. Profcsaoi Lee, of nth Nor
\Iaik, fuinish‘od music for thd evening.

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' 1 POISONS lN $003.1
I Perlispa'you don't realm that many
pain poisons originate in. y Iur food
but some day you may feel
of dyspepsia that will conviiuce you“
Dr King's New Life Pills am guarnn
teed to cure all sickness duo'l to point-
one of undigested food—«1r monm
hack. 25c. at iv‘. ll. Baxter's Drug
Store. Try them.

WNW—

CRANBURY.

A. B. Gregor-y- has purchased a piano
for his daughter}-

cess under the arm: :

Will cook of Brooklyn has been v15
iting his parents here.

 

 

Mortimer Mead, Stamford, visited
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel.
Sinuson, Wednesday. Mr. Sinuson is}
much improved after a severe illness.‘

 

 

The l“silver tea" git on by the (ion-
greaalional ladies at Mxms F. V Can-
iroll’a was a successful and pleasant
entertainment. The net proceeds were

 

John A. Weed. of Newton. who un-
derwent an operation for appendicitis,
last week, Friday. in St. Luke’s liespi-
tal, New York. is reported out of dan
Vgor and rapidly recovering.

 

The social which was given at Mrs.
Scanlon‘s residence in Norolon. Wod-
nesday night was well attended and
was an enjoiablo affair it was for the
building fund of St Johns it 0.
Church of Noroton

The death of Mrs. Amelia Walker.
oldest sister of Mrs. G. N, Noxon andI
Wesley Brady, of Barton. occurred at,
her home in Brooklyn. Saturday. Fob.i
18, the result of a stroke of paralysis.
The funeral selviccs were held Tues
day, at the family residence in Brook
lin. The build] will be in the Norualk

emblem "

W .:

'v'Mra. Hester Raymond Kennedy died
at her late home with her cousin. Mrs.
A. F. MoIfcy. Brookslde avenue. Thuts
day Feb. 16 after a long illness Mrs.
Ks edy MI 80 years of“ age The
niemory yet i c quiet bounty and digni
ty of the life just. closed will always
remain with the-many 11de our
to her, as well as those who were
privileged , to share her. friendship.
The beautiful Christian character, the
kindly voice. the cheerful sunny dis»
position «moment Holliefi' will” in
slidinrI issI 3‘30. 11st was a deb
Vy‘gggz ’3' urnlab Vito noggin clilit‘filt

ay so a.

toll ghoul at tho gildcniio of lifts.
A E“ Morley. Saturday. Rev. Herbert

Swill-own and Rev. Thomas B. Miller
0 clntl as. The hymns ”The Sweet
By and no.7} and "Jenna Lover of My
Soul." wow sung13 by lilies Emma 8di-
cliff and ditch inn liter. Vin-$3M was

ad hyll cv Mid town nonre-
farting to her own death. Mrs. Ken-
body quoted from 'f‘ennymn I: “cross
llllf the W11." When unable to write.
she asked "Cousin Angie," as she as
foctlonntcly called Mrs Morley, to
write a. last letter for nor to her son,
Before the letter
could be written. intelligence came of
the nuddoovdenlh at her son, which oc-
curred one month since. His mother.

 

 

 
 

Do you pin your ha
Can’t do it? Haven: enou

Mimi émkmmhvlw:
h or '

 

acquaintance 11211131. in :1 heavy growth of rich, this it. classy
and 112:1, I my Vowsvallmwor he. also

Willi than WA ”IIWA'MWW “an

 
 

t to your own hair?
rhalf? lhmus: be you . t. _
'mfilrwuctida i. ‘

 

 
 

if

coral so“

Charles BoIItnn.11of_ Brooklyn mile
visiting‘rclatives here last week.) ' ‘

Mr. and Mrs James Buttery have
moved to Orchard stroot, Norwalk.

MIR Robert Gregory and limit
daughter are visiting her paiucnts vin
New York

Frank Norris. of Wostport. was a
guest over Sunday of his sister, Mrs.
Harriet Benton.

 

Mr. and Mrs. E (3' Gregory were
guests on Sunday at Finches Bioadf'Viv»
or for 111 Chestnut Hill

M“..- 1
Thomas Gregory has had the niis—
fortune to lose one of his work horses.
While returning from the woods Tues-
day, one of the horses foil and. died
in a few houraV from spine“ trouble

Mrs Climios Ruby, Mrs. Godrge
Benton and Mia Albeit. \Velinitz she
have been sick with Irrip for selernl
wooks are now improving and able
to be up.

1 \

 

The Young Ladies' em; gnvo1Is so
ciabie and dame at the. hall inst Fr-i
day evening. The affair was largely
attended. it wnnvn’luilcossrbotl1 aoclnl~
ly and flusncinllY’.’ The’club will give
anothci soon.

PIRATING FOLEV’B HONEY AND
TAR»

Foley vii. Co. flhicago. originated
Honey Mil Tar as a threat and lung,
remedy. and on account of the‘mout
merit and popularity of Haley’s lfonby
and Tar many imitations are offered
for the genuine. «Ask for Itoiem
Honey and 'l‘nI' and refuse any animal
lute offered as no other preparation
trill give the some shumtiofi. .

mildly laxative. it conthlns no 6
into» and iv safest forrchlidron and
delicate l‘WlIOllB, Sold at. Plaluted's
Drug 8v”. 1 ~. I. ., - ‘P

WILTON.
Mrs. J. ll sturges has been «'an ill.

Mrs. N M. heidcn but been on the
sick list

 

 

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Fred Storm. of Cannon, is InitiationV
from the grill

Mrs dtophen 'i‘linyer spent Monday
in New Haven. «1:11

Nelson itsvl flannel: i viii
of tho prevail'l’itf‘millh P

MIIIII llaltic (limit/cad of Norwnik.
spent Thursday with Wilton friends.

Mrs. .1.- WWW and in... 11.1.;
9.1.111. Betta are vision: relatives in New

 

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stub n mm and... it. Ill.

III spendimt the sloth With More!»

tivos.

 

 
 
 

 

. ”$4“ .11,"an

iv. a "'K

r‘ a ‘ ’
flipfifllgd‘ ~..Wlfia ..
l" ‘

.. Mrs. G. A. Davenport Wits! been invit-V

.0.”

Board of Education. is to deliver a1

W"1.. ‘
Tuesday “.D’r (liar. of Norwsik, made
thewhore to- the . ‘1 I In

Her 8 .1

Mrs. John Fennel]. of Rows ton, is"

twtngo ’

She “bath a knockknccd calf each

Joe Evaneslti laundering with an on
She brings her head and moon and

 

ed to a week end party to be given
Saturday at the home of Miss Vlisthcn
ineV White .

‘i ‘l.

The Misses Pauline Elsie and Hon-

‘riotta Willing. of New l’,ork about 1

Sunday with their mother MIs Will».
in

g M» u.

A Washington supper was held in
Cu non Hall Tuesday evening. Them

 

l “'1’

During the past Woolf Mrs. Queer

Budd of Wes ton has been visiting

her parents, Mr. and Mrs J. B. Stth- ,

gos, of Cannon.

 

Mrs Frank has been the guest this
week of friends in the city Her cons-
in, Mrs: Clark “who recently died at the
latter‘s home in' Brooklyn. will be re-
memborcdnna It visiton to" the Corn»
stock homestead in ihlsplnce. .

The Matinee Whisi Club mot Tues»
dny afternoon at the home of. Mrs H.
E. Chichesler’. . 'I‘lirc'e tables Were in
play And the Winners were: First In 1m
Miss Alice Kcoler: second. Mrs; R; H
Fitch.- '1 he? consolation was awarded
to Miss. Meryl“. Gregoryu Mrs. A, W.
Morwin will: bo'e'hoatoes of the club
Tuesday, March 7.

THE GSNITIIS cow.

Behold the gentle ‘Jowing cow;
She givoih down her milk
That he who dilutes it for as
May buy a watered silk . ..
r0111...» adorning of his w.il‘c
She bath 0. iaasclled tail
'f'sio curving horns her head adorn.
They milkV her in a pail.

She hath no rudder like £1 ship;
11.11 udder is a seclrvl‘ . 1
w herein the fattest juice is hid:
he'fsrm boy breaks his back
A milking her- each night and mornw
We have no wish to bilk
Tim rohder. but. 11121 “Bally milks
80 hard he strains her milk.

 

swing-

' 1ch master takes it hence

Andi'solls it to the butcher man;
Then nights. across the fence

moos, ' .
And mono and moon and niece!
We kill her when she's old for beef,
And use her hide fer shoes.
- ~llouston. Tex, Post.
ECONOMY
“Now dearest; just: see," said Mrs.
Newlywed. “since I commenced keep
ing our accounts we haven‘t got near
ly .so. many bills to pay. Now. sec.
mu: haven't got any butchers bill or
miikmaus bill to pay at all this
month." .
“But. darling. we certainly had
plenty of meat and milk all the time.”
"Yes, doarost,"-rcpiled Mrs. Newly-
wed: but i bought. them-lion the gro
CNN-«Philadelphia ledger; ‘ ‘

 

Generally. whcn'auomsn has'amiml .

other ownIit.1ls s1 very» cantankerous
one.

biwlw .I‘rv

 

THE JOHN E LAWRENCE.

JQENCIIES.

ALL meditations next". Inn‘rs
mommies: no'i'Asv. Irml
IOAT TICKE‘HI“ '5?-

mrcnrs sscuaso.
2 80UTH MAIN eraser.
v.1. cm. eve-n.

llurmg ills Year
’ nos.

 

 

. l1.“.I 1.4.1... '3’ ‘-II.' laud
that We sell Wall Boom-i. crockery.
more”... . iAmpIIli Chimneys
burners, Shiilf raII‘oIIé. Window sofa...
cornice rum. 'Obigisin mat. Ready
Ilium Pniiil‘tl: wma‘aiv clips: infant,
and... and Vsrnlsheh.13'#lit IVI s’d' “All-
than Brook 1.. we a sis and
makeup: IIIWT will. l‘lhl 3.111.qu
Frames, considers.

Charcoal and (Irma Wolf."

We do II inherit! 'Psintiutr. mo
damning and Decorating business.

. ,-.V'f'o~order. ' . ‘1

Picture Flam..sso: Window Shades.
We go anywhere for business.

Respectfully.

t I

 

 

87' wrist—Iiinoron “STREET. ‘

dobth Norwallt. Conn.

"11111111. furniture and plot

 

priInv sienna-i .-
darn. III-arty Materials for Oil. Water.

new life and 111A” d
more 1
it is the ideal finish for corn lutere

It
.‘ Thirteen diff ‘ep
Icoloi' cord

3 .

HARown‘sa.
112 WASHINGTON s'rnaa'r.
Phgpo 143-0.

 
 

3......“ M... ”-wa *w- ..

wwovrasses in

Girls Without
incidents

ARE LIKE Homes WITHOUT GAS
Incl-Ire. . ,_

Very Lonely

we PIPE HOUSES 'A'l' cosr AND
HAVE It soon PROPOSITION TO
MAKE WITH ANYONE wno WILL

LET us EXPLAIN 11'.
NO noose TOO OLD on To com
PLICATED FOR us To PIPE.

POSTAL names assesses”
Til/EV Ion ’PHONE 68.

CIIII’IIVIUIIIIIBI

 

 

 

 

PL UMBINO,

8 TEAM

”0 1' WA TER.
IND GAS

F I TTING

Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper
' and Zinc. '

50 south MoanIo'troot.
.‘f'oisphons, ill-O.
I own Mom-III, coon.

. was}; I

Bill Niilllll BANK

VVUOU'I'H NORWALK. GDNN.
‘ 'OROANIZID lIVIZ.

1 . 1 WITH
Bonito) " SIOOJOOJO
“Surplus. announce

flu WWW .. monsoon

16 Ma .11
toilette mount- of Individuals. mm

upon foverVIVlIVisllI
IDWIN if. MATH! ION. Pm.
vial: H.115“

snow”: mm.

a

.111. .~. 1 ”90'“ TOM-

I. H. Mathewson John H. him

John H. Knapp HsIII-y Mymr
Josiah It. Marvin “ml Grumman

. okrlstlsn swam J. Walls“ Marvin

Ind. IH. ”owls.

gr 1 ‘1‘.

 

 
 

an’s'rmia
paladin.

ATIV no:

 

'i'sioplwflo Mussolini.

 
 
 

. Fresh andilheap

'V eTEAK con

Charles E D011

11 good attendnnco About. $20 was
‘i'ea‘lized. ‘ ‘ ‘1

slum", mam-m and corporations

 

_; wait. as. usual until you I!“

. it All sizes Carriage and Auto

- Tires Vulcanized
nameled and nickeiod like new. .
. lluhboi tires fitted to baby car-
-- riago wheels. Satisfaction gunf-
'. spiced. Prices reasonable

:fiflwmmn

52 is. Wild er.

 

 

FRESH HERRING .....V.V.,.... 7% lb.

- WEAKFISH 109 lb.

LARGE 6‘s SMALL BLUES ....12°|b.'
WHOLE SALMON ............ .1VOVc ill.

a

HADDOCK‘. ....V....... .TGIb.‘
NATWE EELS” .;,.......14o lb.
BISCOES GI. WHITEFISH .... 10: lb.
YELLOW PIKE ..... 12c lb.
GERMAN CARP............10t:lb.
GREEN SEA TROUT ... 12¢ lb.
WHITE HALlBUT

LARGE SMELT.............. 1501b-

THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET. . ' ‘ "

Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Eric!“
South Norwalk.

CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS, Prop.

 

 
 
 
 

illS'filllT REM-BF "‘°’°"""
Odom,

I6 f. col-.5111“ out. with BRAZILIAN
3? sec 25o. No opium"
niy lu‘fhlllbo some for Asthma, (ina-

- thrill, Bronchitis and pick Consump-
slop. soon 01-00 routine Pine:
ea 50 pupal. H. E. Jackson & (10.,
'“Mnnnpolin. Ind.

 

 
 

i-

Instead a!
4 Penman
Money now drawing 4 per cent. can

puny ati’I per (senor—increasing the in
come 2:. per cent.

Description of methods and all do
sired information on request

lnt cstmcnts bear earnings min
day received to day withdrawn: - I
Assets...... ...... . ..... ..$l.70fl,00i‘l
surplus and Piofits Bloom)”

11': 111i or ..1 by the li’IUL'Si. I'm: .1 “all“?
authorities upon investments. .I
State Supervision of New York and

Connecticut.

BRANCH OFFICE. 16 so MAlN 81'.
ResidentDiI-ectors. Resident Manners.
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow John 8V. Lawrence

m”..._mw~...._~ A... “w“ m

Miss Baerum,

DERMA TOL 0615’ 1'
CHIROPODIST,
Laokwoad’s Hail.
.tarwalk. 601111..
Office Hours:
.9 la 12 a. m. I to 5:30 p. 111.

Telephone
Connection.

 

 

m—_—.—.

F. S. BANKS

Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor.

serIMA'ree GIVEN FOR .103.
also. BUILDING OF NEW AND RE-
Mooctmo‘ OF OLD ersucruass.

MAIL PROMPTLY. ATTENDED, .TOv

”RESIDENOE—v-
TO MAIN BTREET. NORWAl-VK.

 

 

5111-st Bonds
or 1111 plane. '

Lib-11m 29on for Animal” with-
out restriction to storm of Gasoline.
noon. M. 4.171va

R. h In. §onfb Namath.
' Tollphone sills

 

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Mood

lira-l

 

I If I. is. 1 not}; loos...

COLD AND IlLVIH FLATlNIv

' New [insipid Hostile flotilla.

Have no film I no
flopsln to national-y and MI-
rins In lnu sud Hon-rot Hutu

 

ins War Oellsitol.
2H8 (a. Mill

 

186 Wall Streets

1 appointed.
. quiet.‘

.: Merrill and Condits wines.
and cigars

IN OR OUT-OF-TOWVN ORDERS BY .

 

“ll“? EMVIVIIleu I

 

‘ fat-poo... III IIouIII, 3M.

 

 

i” a” H'E'G w: L ‘5
owner... -

 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

24' COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALIIC.

 

 

if You Want to Sell

your property. whether it ll s farm.
a house and lot in town or real estate
of any description chlhlrlyé coil or ad: .

are“ “" “ A. '.J. I .

W. Ba DCGAIRMO "{
unwelcome, V1

It will be of advantaged) you also
to see me if you are desirous of buy,-
ing any kind of property. 1

 
 

HOTEL ”VICTORIA

CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND
MONROE STREET.

Newly furnished throughout. Moss
comfortable and unto-Idaho. hotelin the

. city. Electricity and heat in every:
room. Baths in connection. Peru
_ fact sanitation. Rooms: /excellently

Always comfortable and

Cafe carrying a full line of Acheb-
liquors
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is a little larger than ever before.

Wonderful how low you can.
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work" In the very best
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