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it‘ll tilt" Fleet Will Attack
, ifil‘flIMdIDWOSr-fim
' . "i oili'olli‘iiiiliiriliihii Tonia
artists Monroe —- Results
of iii lid , firdoofublid—J
iterations to Begin Next
’unday atlditiniglll , .
1.
WASHINGTON. June 6.—-—Sixteen
Warohips will attack the defenses of
Washington and Baltimore at midnight.
June 11 and continue thelr‘oirsnllve
opehtlons for six days a‘nd night’s.
Meanwhile the fortresses along Chesa-
peake Bay and at Potomac River. con-
stitbting the‘a tillery districtsVof‘ the
Chesapeake. Washington and Balti-
more, will put forth eVery defense of
which they are capable. With it all
theistruggle is to be devoid of the
apeiitacula‘r, and interesting only to
thelumy and navy experts, who are
pia'lng the game and know the con-
str ’ctive effect of the unloaded mines
and; the empty shells. '
These exercises are to constitute the
only jelu‘t operations of the army and
navy during the year. They have been
designated “‘ioint dxerclses" to distin-
guish them from the. more elaborate
program’of *fcombihed“'army and navy
maneuvers," “watch; wadilrst planned,
butt which failed or approval for lack
of tin adequate appropriation from Con-
greis. The operations are to be con-i
11‘“th under ruleswhlch have been
agriied upon by a' joint board of army
and" navy officers. Considerable im~
parlancevls attached to the distinction
between maneuvers and joint exercises.
Maneuvers are held tetapply to opera-
tions where actual war conditions are
simulated, while exercises mean only
that ‘certain problems are to be at-
temptedi ‘ . ' ‘ *
In the present instance the object. of
eachvseveral forms" of attack by the
navy will be to demonstrate the
strengthVorV weakness of some partic-
ular phase of“ the defense. The results
will be known only at the conclusion
of the exercises and then known 0W.
to the proper authorities. This pre
caution ‘ls“eii‘iphaslted' as important
that the Character and strength of the
various defenses may not bccome
known to pessible enemies of the
country.
From the information obtainable, the
program first contemplates the test of-
Fortress Monroe. Expert artillery opiu-
‘ion has long held that. this force is
the principal defense of the Chesa-
peake and cousequently the cities of
Washington and Baltimore.
The “‘hostiie fleet" has been assem-
bled under command of Rear Admiral
Francis W. Dickinson and with his
flagship, the Texas, is now lying at
Annapolis. His squadron consists of
the’battleshlp Texas, under oommand
of Captain Bicknell; the protected
cruisers, Newark and Atlanta. Com-
mandersBadgcr and llnlscy, respec-
tively; the double turret monitor 'i‘cr-
ror,'Comniander Fulton; the single tur-I
net monitors Florida, Arkansas and Ne
vado. Commanders Fremont, Gait and
Reynolds; the old line cruiser Hart-
ford, Commander Veedcr; the torpedo
boat destroyers Whipple, Worden. Mc-
Donough and Stewart, under command
of Lieutenants Chase, McCormick,
Curtinj'nd Sellers; the gunhoats Hon
net.‘ Siren and Sylvia. manned by the
Mir ianti' naval militia, anti the
mon to? Puritan by the naval militia
of‘the‘Dlstrict of Columbia. -
I‘t ,is’ekpeclied that the night attacks
are to ascertain the oiilciency of the
searchligllts of the fortifications and
also to give the navy exercise in con-
structively making these lights dark.
A. ship on which a searchlight has
been tinned, the ‘effect of the light to
blindV’Vtite‘liavlg’ators as well as the
gunners. “To render this exercise the
more effective, the ships of the squari-
I'on have been painted four colors. the
Texad,”N‘eWark. Atlanta Terror. Puri-
tan“ .Ilicirnei‘,l Siren and Sylvia are
.15 8; the' odd’ Arkansas Nevada,
' ii»! «for; the Ho tfol‘d black and the
destroyerb 'dark green:
will be‘ulrocted on the
‘V icrfie‘d , ,b t
‘ A is?! re
a, eyilroploked up by the
”23;?" ‘
is exercise the mines
V egordio _‘ in existence.
‘h'ship Vil be a naval um.
’dmh artillery observer and in
, V it sit wil be on military um-
Di ' lid . (observer. ‘ No do»
will‘be rsn sled; however. a
margin _::‘pmoo::*wtll be
‘ o o a‘ on an
rod. " ' bun big fans
' ‘ é t‘ i will the
,‘ a o hoard.
' ’ howevbr,
t'tlie‘samb
3 air fire win
1 if. has .0, it
“peculiar ‘
' shuns fields
,,in
. r
r m “not
‘ "loud issuer“
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘j‘ti'dei‘IJlIW W ‘
- i
with~the present Lexinxtom avsnnn
sewer. Respectfully. ulmery Kardos,
Frank Soltlcsz, John Clicks. James
Balczc, Miss icabclia Roman.
i Councilman Mather 1h0usht.that the
city should not colonel the .teaidents
to lay the sewer. If the street needed
a, power, he thought Ithe city ,should
build it. Councilman Sartalh loss of
the same mind, as was also council-
man Robina. ‘ »V . ,. “v" i .. - . . i . .. ,
.Hle matter was referred to this sew- ' Mother On for your a Home koala»... 30mm" York,.irosii‘sd children
P" dIMplooedinall the Dru
drop. “fleynre hundsssas m'
“the and flavorful. A certain ours for Fayed-hoses, Co
and Stomach Disorders and remove Worms. Break up;
testimonials of bores; M '1‘“ ‘i ‘9" mother: my Ibout Mother Gray's Sweet
”a‘w‘ii'iWBdli‘l
001m narrows: chi
ob dond iicstmetogot wdars
Orthoburgrmmortllumn, lch.
other mothers that
'i' POWDEIIS wot-it.
y recommend them to i-xpol
y time on on gm: . l
‘ ro.'l‘.M.‘ o. E:
Norman... .'. ‘..‘
Millie oldie retinal: or
v min
mofimflmfi'fli‘wa‘fi‘ r
m A .
hem far ya‘ro.‘ an?! thinkblgleir equal cau-
bonght. I have inclined thorn
from my Drnggiot. and find they do the
ything I have ever given them.
pal-atlon to in friends
Obortriftor.‘ . . onto,
tho momma ‘naris‘bwaar
_ BILDW,. think they have
or committee to report,
avenue and Valley Place was then
read and the petition was refenred to
the committee on sewers.
committee with power to act. 1 i ”to,
An invitation from Putnam licse egmnfi‘fiufiomgfiff ' WI,
Company to attend their thirtieth an- . . mull?" loin mm a.
niversary exercises. to bet plaid June (5. gm“ GRAEgghmPngom FOR
9, was received and tween e . ,
A letter from W. W. Lester. stating ifii‘hhb‘ihi'” Wfim
that he would be unable .to some as “M 00ml!- gladly
one of the freeholders on the Seymour
street layout was received and ac— "E‘i‘ivsoldrom nwgk
of Councilman Mather, selected. to fill M, “whim... a,“ (PM
the vacancy.
y. unionist:
7 (conunuen eroticism: limo
".5
. t
roll
. his...“ \
in.
, .h on ysvi a mae%mw
A petition for answer in ‘Stuart Mother Gray's Sweet Po min:
A‘ petition for a crosswalk! onl Rail- .130de For Children:‘
road avenue was referred to the street V i “l um MOTHER alums arrowmnls
- splendid results. i l as the boot
' .00:
ans
mm are d dron’o
recommend them all
isotherm—lira unis Zimmermansmglsfilch.
“l have neglected writinlidon to ivoflou know I
(l Y's 8 ET POW-
cepted. . 1 "DH; is 't-llobght mum
. t: firstf r i . ‘
Christian Swartz was. upon motion “dimming; “llcgiiall‘lh‘fitagiflggmgm
. . W for Idiot)! this
moi-nil for the first me i: nearly oyear. Iwill
The Connecticut Railway andbnght. 10‘ he" “will recommend them roan mother."—
ing Company presented a petition m" ”Md ‘3de u°"°°“"'“°v“-
h" V , ‘ . . no
asking for permission .10 build it tum‘ oile‘o'icifi’. (firm "highbi'sf‘m!
out. in Woodward avenue, fronn Soot: gm l ’i‘cifi".i“?§l.i°"?...‘.§‘i"“% angina?”
Main street southerly, and reduce e WW . o ly. u are my.
a plibllc hearing to grant the applica- fi,“‘g,,"l::3 ju‘fiiy‘d‘fgihgmmmflflnln
lion and authorize the location. The first medicine for chi dren she has over “ml.
grade of the tracks is to. conform to EWWQrflnpggwflnhw-Wre
the existing guide of the highw ly and ' ' ' " ‘
all portions of the highway disturbed
tion as found. The work is to be
done as speedily as possible an.“ with
‘ Wits—lit thought a’thing was wick;
ed. l'd die before i’d do it.
qua", rim-lg!-
rule to THE 6 ASON or
tion.Heodoche.T
like a charm. lglodl
Do Not Accept Any Suboiltuio ior MOTHER GRAY’SA'SWEET POWDEHO.
an, to be restored to as good condl- Sold by Drnggiste everywhere for 25 cents. Sample sent FREE. Addre-
ALLEN S. onms'ifap. LEROY. N. Y
the least possible disturbance to pull- — #.__.._...~---_...-.-..
”(3 travel_ . .4 . . A GOOD HUSBAND.
A public hearing will be held on .q...
June 13. at the special Council meeting He Has No Right to Demand Account-
to be held on that date. th . log of” WifE‘o Spendinga. .
“19 following resolution was en . A man has really no more right to,
1‘0 ii full ad l1“0 ti r -
Resolved: That his honor, the may- :1; {law mt; “fit‘yuglpegggotihggegge9:33,
01'. be and be hereby is “Weft“? :3 to know what he does with every cent
call a 8090““ city meetmgdo ’9,-I‘8k and it is unwarranted lillpcrtiueuce‘
0n the 12th 01’ June. 1905. i“ 8 0" oc . in either one ultolnqrcotnl‘fll 1
in the evening, for the ”“90“” m in either one to inquire into such a
authorizing the lssuc‘. of bands to the; purely personal illntteif
amount not excecdng 3' 3m“ " Most men do. though. and I know
3190.000. payable not more titan thirty '(llle man who received a tactful llttli
years from the date thereof. fluil‘lg‘id“ lesson on the subject. When he and
log interest M the “W? “0‘ ““9 “g nis wife returned from their honey
“V0 DOT cchtum per annum for the moon and settled down to every day
following alumnae: f life he presented her with a lovely
1. two-000 to my 0“ a pomp“ 0‘ morocco bound account hook. ill
the floating W319? (191" 07 Q10 “m“ which he had written, “Received
2. $20.00tl’to fluid a DOING“ 0‘ the 3150." He then proceeded to show
floating debt 0f the i‘illi- his wife how to charge up against this
3. $70,000 to tsp? a forties“? the an itemized account of the money that
general floating on o to. c . 5m. spent.
i. To authorize the Electric Light Al the end of the month he called
Commissioners to increase the capacity for on accounting. and Sht‘ triumph-
and efficiency of the electric light and iiutly brought forth her book. lllll it
ower fact of the city by the pur- bore but one more entry. Opposite
ghase 01f, ntiditional lilarllincry.ulld thi‘ ”‘0 "It‘d“ 0‘ money “MW“ She hfld
making of proper extensions, at a cost writtcu the one word. “spent."
not exceeding 322.000, and to maize‘ an And that was all the account he
a m riation therefor. ever got. She had used the theory
p{thep resolution was upon motion in keeping a comfortable home, and
adopted. with an amendment allowing how she did it will“ gone of lIlls‘Pliufid-
m... water commissioners to borrow llcss, says i.iorot y x iii t c l a-
“0‘000 until the bonds may be sold. dolphin Bulletin.
This is onlv n tciuporurydoun to hold If a hllfibflnd persists ill adopting
lliltll the bonds are disposed otJ l . a lllvnurliuulg‘l titiiill‘iri‘elttiiwaird Elm ‘wilga
"l '2 directors of the library. om W It‘ll ti 6 hows a lo a a 0 0
ii [13:31: John 13. Lawrence and Allin, littoral with her. she is justificd ill
tllur Blanchard. were reappointed for using drastic pleasures. A very
another term. _ handsome woman once told me this
Christian Swartz at. this point do; Stgl'i'i .. ..
cllucd to be u. freehoidcr m, u“. spy- My husband, she said. is one of
‘ ‘ how Cor. the men who do not believe a wollian
m‘ilxflggflzgt.fil‘giflfim should ever have any money to do
A request from Martha A. Griffcn, a Will! as she pleases. He is willins l0
soldier's widow was taken up. it was lavish thousands of dollars‘ worth
referred to the committee on assess- 0' line 1'10”!“ on “10 because it limii‘
ments to report. ‘ tics his vanity for his wife to ho, gor-
Councilman Mather recommended Ki‘Ollsly dressed. but wilt-u We were
that a sewer be laid on Seymour nve- :‘J'fiorlsgi‘iga :18 “We? saw me a dol-
‘ ac -
go‘ecgh‘ngtaagghmtfi‘sgveprmtglmvveitt "I had “ “We? Who had married
avenue Upon motion the report was "““mu'm'ely and was delml‘uloiv
adopted. poor, and it broke my heart never to
be able to help her. At last, wlen
DThe‘annu‘al:πi')gl;lat‘lgago the Fire i found that i could not persuade my
figurpgt‘iifon from tht C W Parks husband to give file any money of my
Company asking that their taxes be “’“fP- l “’0“ a desperate Sltrll. ,
rebated to the length of time they One morning 1 frank ) lime him
wora‘ln business was accepted. "1“ choice WWW" 931"“ "‘9 was“
Notes coming due as follows: Juno ’0" “"9““ his “0““ 0' ““1908 M
6 $2 000' June 7 i3000~ June 10 its “0 m" to work an a cloak model. i
0'00, 'June 23 “'00“: June 28 “t 000. told him that i could earn an honest
' 00‘0 ' ’ rdered renewed. living, and if i wcrcnt worth it in
J“lute éis‘fiiiw’ 33:231. allow a new “‘3 :stabilshment, ' was 1“ ii dl‘l’
, , goo a store." .
nOégggcgaggwgognvfi‘$33113?!"a; That's one way of manufacturing
a lost. husband, bill there are plenty
special officer should be detailed dur- of other ways in which to change a
ins the summer months for the 190““? man who in moral nnthinkin into a
protection of SprinlWOI-XL 1? w” “”0“ considerate life pa’rtner. B
motion 8‘0 votefid.t l k d if e .
Oouncl man at a n 05 9 NW 3* if in a kind of billoul mood.
limo“ had been made 0,! “‘0 “0’“ “I You wish on aid to digest food.
the proposed law” 0“ Seymour “"39"“ No other pill is half so good
Councilman Mather thought that. if M DeWitf’I “m. Early Risers.
would probably not cost mm “in“ The salmon. lJttlo Pills Early an.-
im and that the city would not hm or: cure constipation. sick luminous.
to pay more than 3850. lltliouan _ etc. They never grips
Councilman. Robina, said. that the or lichen. ultimplrt early rising on-
Fire Department. wants divinity-four orgy. Good for children or adults.
rubber ovorcoatl. twenty-nine pairs of gold by The Cliliorti Bhsrmacvw , on
rubber boots, ton fire but: and 600 W
BUHGLARO ITIAL Oil m A LUNCH
‘ ‘ WAGON;
feetofhoua... . . .
Councilman Brows. thiiunht. the re;
dilutohoiild be grantodmstho articles . . V, “WV . .
{3:33de J‘immm "m“ that Mr. M'Mlibmfl‘yfiubiud of Money
0 c“ will; .~.. .,
. Councilman Minimum that till 7”“ "'H7‘°¢"".'h.‘° "V-
ordluonee be drawn extending the firs . . o, u .
limits. The motion wulaidoa the Thu lunchlwuou conducted by
«any, John A. Montgomery. on Wall street.
V. .. .1; was then voted. to. adjourn to Wait colored by burglars Friday niuht.
.Juno 1
and its in money was stolen. Who
lhevplrllu: who diotho work are is
unknown but it insults certain to
Mr. Economist's fulfill that some on:
b. Ol‘l'ggtgnrifloiy. ugly;
31% Midwife? .
fitter WOMNM.
' mmmfi
“ .Eummkmiust w are to put their,
cartoon the money.
Mr. Montgomery'oloavs saves his
nonstop to
, puts the corpora as ho gets them its
’Oim underneath one of ”the, chairs!
woman a .im about ill. in
she can. M Wilts, unto. ”left
no the W shod when. it
from box placed near um assay on
Entrance in the wagon was a,
through a window on the little facing
air ”3:: the street and tpwarda s
, “-533“ MVMML been lot at t,
:-
”AWL m“ ‘Mc‘i‘iobi‘iflbw “
8 .
m :fiw instructor
, aloe-er -
DAIBY PLATT lN TROUBLE
- 5 Railroad Place.
Loundron at 8. T. Sanford’o Caused
' Her Arrest for Theft.
BRIDGEPORT. .lune tl.~«Dals,v l’latt.
a propossesslng negress who about a
year ago was convicted
two trunks flill of clothing from her
employer. who resided at the corner
of State and Cortland streets is again
in trouble. and will probably have to
spend the summer behind the bars.
Daisy was arrested Saturday night.
by Detectives Arnold and Hucket at
the residence of 8. T. Sanford. at 32.
Houston strect. whcrc she has been
:mploycd. on complaint of Mrs. Fan-
nie Smith, who holds the position of
lauudress in tho Sanford house. Two
weeks ago last Saturday Mrs. Smith
missed several articles of liilen;whlch
had been in the wot-lily wash
says she Wlia‘tfllligtiti to make them
good out of her own pocket
she says she loaned Daisy a stick pill
and an undersktrt.
to Waterbury to visit. relatives. talking
the borrowed articles with
Mrs. Smith becoming alarmed had her
trunk taken down to headquarters.
When Daisy returned to work she
found herself ill a peck of trouble. in
the city court yesterday morning she
told a pretty good story and had it not
her past record licr counsel.
Attorney Chamberlain would probably
have succeeded lll having her acquit-
it‘d. As it was .illtige Nicholson
llalsy off with a line of $7 aild costs.
She took an annual. howovcr. and ball
was fixed at $50.
'l‘hcil Daisy wont
FEEL lMPENDlNG DOOM.
The feelingof impending doom in
the minds of many victims of Bright‘s
disease and diabetes has been changed
to thankfuluess by the benefit derived
from taking Foley's Kidney Cure.
will cure incipient Bright's disease and
diabetes and even in the worst cases
gives comfort and relief. Slight disor-
ders are cured iii a few days.
its worst form." writes .
Marion Lee. of Dillll‘l‘alll, Ilid.
eight physicians without rclief.
three bottles of Foley‘s Kidney Cure‘
made me a well luau."
tod's ,Drug~8tpre.
~——-——-.—~————-—
BUMMER RESORT AT EASTERN
NEW LONDON. Juno 6.4Tho Fort
Griswold House, n sunuuor hotel which
has been conducted for many years at
Eastern Point. across the harbor from
this city. has been purchased by Mor-
ton F‘. Plant from the A. P. Still-to?
vant estate, of Norwich.
a tract of land adjoining has been pur-
chased by Mr. Plant and a fine strip of
it is Mr. Piant'a intention to
improve the property immediately and
next year to build a new hotel.
property has been maintained in good
condition for years. though little effort
was over road.- to bring Eastern Point
into prominence as a summer resort.
'WANTID AT ONCE. >
A little forethought will often save
no end of. trouble. Think of the pain
and suffering that must be endured in
cure of an attack of pain in the vote
much or cramp colic when medicine
must he sent. for. Every family should
have it bottle of Chamberlain‘s Colic.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in the
it in sure to he needed otmnor
orilater and when that time canoe.“
it, will he wanted at once. Buy it new.
80m by stilisonv
Powoi . Clifford Pharmacy,
Sold at Plate-
'0
ALLIOID IUIGLAI DOUND‘OVI
MILFORD. Juno ti.-Arohio Poo
too who was arrested last Wednesday
charred with "churn"? at
.Clark'n b cycle am a on May 21.. wolv‘
’ Judge Hepburn
in tho Milford town court yesterday
and was bound oyor to the next term
Oounuodor bonds of
familiar with the we on is guilty. The so
of tho fluoorlor‘
the ulbill with. Ho iiooo . in.
W
moxmo m A rowan MAOA.
,1. to courting death more suddenlybut
not. more rarely tho
. . neglectliu hid-
no disorders.
’ii Kidney bore
a blight disorder in a tow
...lt0_9 will ,.
a Wflmhfiom
scorer-iota the Windstorm V
censored-nous.
Husband-30 would i. '
i» Wife-witch! i think smoking cigars
is *a tricked waste; an lmpiuus defile-
»ment, in fact.
Husband—«Then you should not
smoke. Hand llle a match, please—N.
Y. Weekly.
W
Misunderstood.—-l.leutenantl (show-
ing party of vlalbors over the battle-
ship)-—-This is the quarterdeck.
, One-of the Party-{lean thought it
was all free.~l”lltsburg Dispatch.
' SH‘ ”m
mutt; i’i. 3‘3
huh to
DO NOT FORGET THAT WE HAVE
«AAVG‘JREFORI IT.
. M." b. i. (Ellie .
GUARANTEED.
lhc lettfuss Pharmacy.
3 up. MAIN .81}. BQNORWALK.
Autonomic insurance.
4 BOBTONWNSU‘IANGI 00.
Capital $1,000,000.
'l‘his Companyxm'ites a most liberal
form of insurancelcoverln the car
wherever it maybe in. 0 United
1 ”sweater-Canada. against fire. arising
from any tenure, explosion and . light-
ning lncluded-t—alao marine and trans-
: paragon flakswidlefuorzllferage, up-
on .maiflmfiifiibli
.Jacob M. Lhuton.
Agent. ‘
. Tel. 3.5—2. _ ..
DAVID w; RAYMOND.
Funeral Dlr‘ector
and Embalmer.
19 North Main St. South Norwalk,‘
. Residence. .6 Waohlooton.,$trut.
Tolophono of house, “+2
~ Tol: Coil 97-3 ~ ,
truths Pilint 1
EAST NORWAL_K, CONN.
SHORE DINNERS AND BEA FOOD
OF ALL KINDS. COOKED
. TO ORDER '
aarumo AND FISHING.
BATH HOUSESSEO RENT BY SEA.
J. t. tl’SiVllliviin. Proprietor
. ‘s. sax. « .
THE LADlES‘ TAILOR.
PERFECTJ’IT GUARANTEED. .
Begs to announce to the ladies that ‘
he is ready for the spring. Cleaning
‘ and repairing neatly done. All kinds
of Ready-to-Weav Clothes.
have a large assortment of Lollies“
Walsts from 260 upto “a We have
‘oome also Skirts from sounto fl;
Covert‘Clothl Coats from. $5.50 up to
19.49. Alterations free and perfect
gilt guaranteed. Call at myatore bo—
rforo; mini misowhsre.
’31 Motown» Norwatk, Ci.
BARBOEWW'
“Beach.
An ideal spot for a summer home.
inspect the quaint Japanese bungalow.
built by native workmen. 3,000 feet
of shore front. Fine VieWs. Boat-
ing. bathing. sailing and fishing. Ploy
ground for the children. Lots for
sale from . l " .
$300 UPWARDb.
Easy terms. Special inducements .
to the builders. Band for illustrated
hocklot. it is worth reading. it
tells you how to acquire a. summer
homo.’ ‘
i. ii. laureate. Agent“. ‘
No. 2 no. Maid oi. ' «Vitamin, conn.
’ or the owners,
THE HARBOR Vllw REALTY 60..
. t w New quhollg. If. V, ,
so... .39 in...
in olden days it used to be
The disagreeable fashionw
At least all lovers found it now
When smitten with-tho passion
To have to wait foryeoril and years.
Perhaps half a lifetime tarry.
While going through the process
known
in saving up to marry.
And oftentimes it happened then
'i'hot loving maids would wait
'l‘lll ”not; their youthful charms laid
Boron- their would-be mate
Hui not with up occult success
in llfo‘ti was string of battles
'f'o furnish them a humble homo
-Wiih household goods and chattels.
Int oil of this iii altered now,
digit no more,
have to do iii tony
leli'l! store:
While i in turn will do their best
We '
All film all they can
furuillhi “ their home ugon
Munro Norwalk;
'Wo clot)
4.:
, . 9.
Don t Expect
butchering business in
town; but our meals, the way we cut
and serve them and our exceedingly
modest prices warrant on in
for o, large share of the town's patron-
age in our line. This card asks only
' I trial order from you.
way we fill it will induce you to favor
J. W. - DODGE.
. , . “ Successor todooob'dohaub.
”d 22VWaohingt°n Strait. .. Phone 3223.
A; a“
.5” ...,>..“V..r.... .
Phone Sid-5:
O
Style Superlattve
sits serene atop the rigs we have for
hire. They’re easy running, of course;
the horses that draw out are 'man-
aged with Scarce an s it; but with-
al the equipment is stylish to a de-
gree. Every convenience. every com-
fort goes with the equipages we lot by
the day or hour. The lesser time will
- prove our words. .
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