with! t ll Iii! ‘.
her home in Ridgeflold for a few days.
M". Refinish and daughter Agnes.
" have returned [ionic from Lakeview
Farm. . . . .
Mrs. John Croiuwell and Miss lint-
tie Cromwell. 0f fiiast Norwaik. were
recent flung; inBridgewrt. .' 21:. .i
The ’ sands sqI‘VIccswil a.
hold “W Cwfi,“ Wham you
Methanol rghgiirchfih‘iie pastor, Rev. ‘i't’l‘i
W. Cunningham will be in charge, and
next week he will start on his annual,
vacation. ‘ ‘
The services at the Advent church
wiii.,ba..held tomorrow as usual. ,
W. Velsor willioccupy the pulpit in
the mornini, and ‘Harry McNett will
Occilbyrthe, p it':,in the evening. A
sonagrvice w ll precede theevening
ser .
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Elwood of Row—
an street, will leave tonight for Orc-
no. Maine. where they will spend their
annual vacation. Mr. Elwood Millie:
away about two weeks. while Mrs.
EIWood wrll remain for a longer visit;
.. The Daughters of the King of Grace
Church metlast evening with Miss
Hosegood at her home in Hawkins
avenue. After the meeting a social
hour was missed, and light retreati-
mcnts were served. A very pleasant
evening was enjoyed by, all present.
W
ROWAY’I‘UN.
Leslie autumn. or New York city,
in spending a few days with Charles
Bowman. of the West Side.
Theron G. Lockwood, of Rowayion
.avenuc, is slightly improved, but Mrs.
Lockwood is now quite ill.
Miss Hazel Wood, who has been vis-
itingat, the residence, of .i. H. iii-oed-
way, has gone'to Stamford for a short
stay.
Harry Pepper and family, of Rowav-
ton avenue, have returned from Beihei.
Maine, where they spent sevcrul
weeks.
Mrs. Kane, of New York. was in
town yesterday. looking over her
house in Raymond street. which was
entered by a burglar a few days ago.
it. is not known whether anything was
taken or not.
Sunday services at Rowayton M. E.
Church—~Class meeting, 9:45 a. m.'.
preaching service, 10:30 a. in.; Sab-
bath school, 1:30 p. m.: Epworth
Lengiw, 6:30 p. m.; evening service.
7:30 p. m. The, union service of the
young peoples' societies of the Baptist
and Methodist Churches will be bold
in the Baptist Church tomorrow cvcn-
ing at 6:30 p. in. - The topic for the
morning service will be Paul's induc-
tion into the Christian Ministry. For
the evening service the topic will bc
, Three Things Naaman host.
liowayton Baptist. Church. Frank t‘.
Brown. pastorwServlccs at 10:30 a.
m. and 7:30 p. ill. Preaching by pus-
tor morning and evening. Subject of
morning sermon, Possibility of the
impossible; evening sermon topic. One
and Two Mlle Christians. Commun-
ion follows evening service. Sunday
stihool at 11:45: monthly union meet-
ing of Epworih lasagnc and Christian
Endeavor Society at 0:15 in M. E.
Church. Leader William Stcvcnu.
Special singing by mixed uuartclie at
evening service. chncsday. Sunday
school picnic. Thursday, 7:30 p. in.,
Happy Hour service.
Grover Brown, a young man from
the South. who has been cuiploycil in
both South Norwalk and Rownyton
during the past your. has lcft. town.
Brown. who said his home was in Co.-
dar (trove, Va. came north last spring
and was cmployed for threc weeks, by
Jt. I-i. Broadway. oi Rowayion. At the
end of that time he was discharged
and wont to East. Norwulk to work
for J. P. iloalty. When work became
slack he left and. has not been seen
since. Brown's friends think that. he
has gone to some other town to work
and will surprise them one of these
days by returning.
The road leading from itowayton to
Belle island cunnot bc nucd now by
trucks or wagons on account of the
work that is going on in this thor-
oughfare. 'l‘ilo dirt and rocks taken
out are being used to fill in the up-
preaches to the ilellc island brldgc. At
the beginning of the road, at 42nd
street. itownyton, a plank has been
put across the street, so that no one
will use it. A light is placed here at
night, bill ilic rcaidcnts any that it.
in, lighted only half the limo. Several
anion and carriages have had narrow
escapes from injury ill this point ro-
ceuliy. The road is used only by peo-
ple going to tultc lllt‘. car at ilic licile
Inland crossing.
”AW *—
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Joseph W. Malhcr. of West Norwalk,
is nomewhatimproved. after his very
serious illness.
TheJnijin of the late Horace Avery.
near Rockwell's llldgc, was recently
sold to Mr. Morey.
Leroy Reynolds, a puintcr. moved on
Tuesday from East avenue, New Cw
Man. to Noroton.
Miss Lida Bromflclti. of New York.
will spend Sunday with Mrs. Holly H.
Beely, at her Nurotoii hinuo.
A building is being orccicd on the
Soldiers' Home grounds for tho accom-
modation of wives of veterans.
Mrs. Charles W. Raymond and son
- Farms cottage.
0 ii iij é
mite see that it has
o 3* i . ‘ig til
it is two storiessnd faces the avenue
in a lineiwltwhigipmept home.
Wat-”aunt
‘wnmonr.
Mrs. Theodore Becker of South or}.
spent yeate ‘ ,y noise With relati 8.;
Mrs. Fax. ; . iiifp has .h‘sen entertai,
in: wands tram haywire. at at:
Tomorrow, weather permitting,
there will be the customary Saturday
nightnanceatflmmpo.“ ., 7 _ ,
has at his shore cottage
Dr. Chopin
8‘ relatives from Springfield. Mesa. who
will spend the cadet the week. ,3
Aaron Gould, has returned to his,
home in Br‘l‘dg'epprt. and his duties as
one of. the claim agents for the Trac~
tion 00.. after enjoying part of his
vacation here with relatives at Compo.
Greens Farms church Sunday school
picnic at {£9th Point T ursday was}
beyond/Question the heat t at has'lieun‘fi
offered by that church ,in )the enter-l
tniiiinerli ins and that was 'due partly
to the fact that the objective point
served to bring others than members
of the church on the outing. The par-
ticipants, one and all. had a most en-
joyable time of it and the cholee of
Diseaserves to show thatchurch plug
nice» to be attractive. even to members.
of the sect .must be along lines that
keep pace with the modern idea of
pleasure. The day for outing in the
woods, something that the veriest
babe can enjoy any day is past when
it comes to Sunday school picnics.
Thanks to abundant hotel facilities
here this season has eclipsed all for
years in the matter of visitors and
many strangers hare taken up rtun-
ity to avail themselves of the slight-
fuisurroundings of this picturesque
town. There is reason why Westport
should not. be popular with the seeker
after summer resorts where a variety
of interests can be courted. Delight-
fill an a typical country town, it is
easy of access to the sea shore. A riv—
er navigable for miles affords delights
in the line of boating and at the door-
way of the most progressive city in
the stntc. nnhotir from the great liltil“
ropolis of this country it rcqulrcs lint
litiic activity and some cousliicrution
to make this a great summer resort.
.—.
CRANBUR‘I.
Miss Maud Rubey is visiting friends
at Corona. L. 1
Mr. and nil‘B. Carl Lukasch are prc-<
paring to move to Norwalk.
Misses Florence and Edna Cook have
visited relatives in Wulllngi’ord.
Rev. 1.. K. Moore. of the M. E.
Church will preach In the chapel to-
mbrrow afternoon.
Mrs. idn Cronk and children, Madc-
lonc and Beryl, are visiting relatives
in) Long Hill. Conn.
Mrs. W. '1‘. Gregory and Mrs. Alfred
Saunders spent 'l‘hursday with Mrs.
i“. ii. Gregory, of Westport avenue.
Mr, and Mrs. J. P, Frisbic have re-
turued to their home in Bridgeport.
after a visit.witli Mr. and Mrs. F. W.
Gregory and Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Ship-
mnn. ,
Mrs. Joseph Malliin and children, of
Grand street. Norwulk. has been visit-
ing her mother, Mrs. Henry Darling.
On Thursday Mr. and Mrs. F. W.
Gregory and son Clayton. and Mr. and
Mrs. .i. l’_ Frisbie went to New York
city in Mr. Frisbie‘s automobile and
visited Coney island. The next morn-
ing they took the Hudson rivor beat
up to Albany, returning to New York
by train. While In Albany they visited
the capitol building.
LYONS PLAINS
Mrs. Bocellia Brown is spending a
week in Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Hurbultt are
settled in their new home.
Mrs. Thomas Trcadwcll is home
from a two weeks‘ visit in Worcester.
Miss Margaret l.udford and friend,
of Westpor‘t. visited her aunt here ro.
ccntly.
Mr. and Mrs. John Willinins spent
last Sunday with ilawlcy Williams
and wife.
Services next Sunday at the usual
hour, 2:30 p. m.. in Emmanuel
Church.
Mrs. Frank layon has taken a posi-
tion in Norwalk caring for an invdlid
lady.
Mrs. Henry Nichols and Mrs. Clif-
ford Patcheon spent Wednesday at
Steeplechase island.
Mrs. Emma Jennings is home from a
four weeks' stay in Westport, caring
for a scarlet fever patient.
Miss M. E. Hoyt. who has been
spending a week with Mrs. L. ii. Hoyt.
returned on Monday to her home in
New Jersey.
Mrs. Frederick Silllman, who has
spent a few days with her sister, re-
turned to her home in Bridgeport on
Thursday. Mrs. Hoyt accompanied
her.
NEW CANAAN.
Philip Smith In seriously ill with a
heavy cold on his lungs. He hi dated
for at the home of Charles Stevens.
Russell, of Minnuu. live been spending
a few days with relatives in Noroton.
,Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Reed leave. the
coming week. to reside In Kansas.
much to the regret of their many
friends in Darlen. itniph Bit-chard
takes Mr. Wood's place in Cnntrell's
I’m”! .
face by ‘a horse, is recovering-slowly.
lmuat avenue.
v'l’he Dorian selecimen are repair-
ly in the interest.
ail ‘ automobile.
so save ' 'g
M- Club, was
, dense iu.,ihlii i,‘ H31. 0 It
it fires 000m ImmWBsptfst c
Lester Crisscy. of New York. who
was severely injured by a kick in the
Wesley Wood and family have
moved from Dashisll farm. Long
Ridge, into the Henry Simon cottage,
Drugsist it. P. Pierce, of the Central
Pharmacy. will start on the road short—
of his new business
. wright, afterdo’dh‘and droning.
' . :Walt
‘ . “i y. »
m can, I. Wouady has purchased;
The machine is now
undergoing repairs at Barrett's gar-
I)
all“
sat" severe o.
lathe Opera .House. recently vacated
by Ells’s pool parlor, for a. wholesale
liquor tore. it Is generally conceded
that it cold be hard to secure a li-
ig.only a
hitrch. .
”lasagnafisanm
i
Mrs. W.‘R.'Burns. of Newark, N.
J., is making a stay at the Bell isl-
and house.
Hiram ’Bherron has resumed his du-
ties at thetickat pliiceat Roton Point
after a short vacation.-
The Generics returned to her an-
chorageofi East beach late yesterday
afternoon. after a day‘s cruise‘to the
Westward. ‘
MissFlorence Knoegy and mother,
of. Newark, N. J.. are spending a few
days ,at Rolon Point. the guest of
Mrs. Pinki-
liome‘r S. Crofoot of Martin Bros.
with his wife and daughter Jessie, of
Stamford. is boarding at Rotou Point
for the week.
Miss Alice 0. Kane will return to
her home, in Newark, tomorrow, af-
ter s ailing awnekis vacation at the
iicil stand House. ,
Dr, B. H. Kecler, W. S. Raymond,
and W. H. Barrett, with their fumii'
ten. of New Canaan, will spend next
week at Hickory Bluff.
Fred Norton has nearly completed,
enclosing his tennis court, .next to
Roberts cottage on Sammis street.
The court is an ideal one. ’ .
Mrs. Joseph Gorham and daughter
Charlotte. of Union street, spent the
day with Mr. and Mrs. Rowland. at:
Sunnyslde cottage. Belle island.
Wallace Clark, Ernest Porter and
ida if. Nicolls, of Newark, began a:
weeks vacation today, which they are
spending at the Bell island House.
Attorney George A. Honnecker had
his launch Helen M. out on East
bench Thursday. and yesterday spent
the day cruising in her on the Sound.
Mrs. William F. Wicks and son,
Charles Wicks. have gone on a visit
to West Berwick. i’a.. accompanied by
Miss Lydia Olson. They are to visit
lohn Olson, of that place.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kerfut and
son, Master Charles tirant Keriut, the
boy soprano soloist of St. Matthews
Church, New York, have returned to
their home after spending a few days
With Mrs. C. C. Perry. of Sunset cota
tags, Belle island.
Among those w o are spending a
few days at the slund View House.
Bell island are:
Harrison. Newark;
Kotzchmur and daughter
Pittstlcid, Mass.
Among the new arrivals at the R0—
ton Point Hotel are L. J. Bowers and
wife, New York; W. i). Hunter. New
York; Mrs. Email .1. Bradley and
Miss iiiiiiks, Weston; M. O. Hayward,
Albany; A. M. Linzic. New York; Mr.
and Mrs. E. M. Brecclil. Boston; A.
i’. Munutli, Toledo, and Mr. and Mrs.
l., H. Bates, Boston.
The severe storm last Sunday night"
iguin prevented the gospel services:
using hold at. Roton Point. The
weather permitting. the service will
be held tomorrow evening at 8:30. and
.he Rev. Mr. James will he assisted
oy some of the New Canaan Cadets-
now encamping at Hickory Bluff, and
ilso by Christian workers from Ret—
.ofi’ cottage and Elim Home.
The ladies of the island View House
' save a euchre party. Thursday even-,
ing. ‘to the guests of the house. An-
evening of much mcrrlment was spent
in this diversion. At the close of the
evening's pleasure. four prises were.
distributed. which were won by the
following participants: First prize.
John Strieich, Mount Vernon; second
prize, Fred Phillips. New York; third
prise. Mrs. E. chht, Brooklyn. and
,the booby prize went to Mrs. Charles
rlelser, of Newark.
Some of the young ladies who are
sojourning at the Hull cottage are
thinking of proloaxing their stay there
another week. The young ladies who
are stopping there are Misses Myrtle
and Glenn Flnney. of Norwalk: Ver-
na A. Wheeler, of South Nor-walk;
Charlotte Grumman. of Norwaik; Bes-
sie Bibs, of Norwaik. and Louise Dun-
away and Beatrice Andrch. of Dan-
bury. Mrs. William Fiuney is chap-
eronin the party.
East .orwalk.
Rev, William James conducted an
interesting Gospel service at the spa-
cious veranda of G. F. Waters iit
Hickory Bluff on Wednesday evening.
films a twilight,,service. Min. Op:
tcrberg, of Cleveland, Ohio, gave an
address on the theme "Crucllled with
Christ." Next Wednesday. Mr. James
expects to conduct a service on H. J.
l-iipson’e large lawn at East‘ Norwulk.
He is to convey the industrious work-
ers from and to Belle island in his
naptha launch. it will be moonlight.
and the title will be right. ,
Below will be found programs for
Sunday at fiction Point:
Afternoon commencing at 2:80 p. in.
Marchwflsllgicso. ‘
Overture—diaymond.
Two Step-Troubadour.
Floral Suite-Roses.
Waite-Homage to the Ladies.
Selectionminttle Johnny Jones. .
intermelnwAraby. ‘
Overture—Fest.
Two Step-The Giggler.
Selection—«Patriotic. ,
Soprano solo lib-Miss Mildred Waln-
Mnr has'llhe lomat.
VI, um: .. am Tell.
., dime .. muy Shores.
oniidence.
intention—Woodland.
18am . .. _ .
‘seoidilmi'tulfi
LA. by » l or.
Commencinfist 0:30 p. 110.:
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. «slanderous inter- :.
rs ' ,
it is reported that a man from Stam- 1‘
ford is endeavoring to hire the store ‘
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. 1
Mrs. John Bei- '
.ulre and son. Danbury; Mrs. Herman .‘
Dorothea. .
Portland, hie; Miss Dora Humbert. "
doston. and J, Soutliworth Nichols, '
2» fr in New Haven.
a;
stunts and dose not heat or inflame the
blood but cools and turiiice it. "in all cases
of Kidney troubles. i‘cr complaints, Con.
itipfidpu of the Bowls. and the delicate
figkambiu River ‘saimnn .
i as
inun-
. nish Mackerel 10c
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gages ............... 410a. for 25s
u‘siish, large and small.........i.2c
Steak Cod c
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DAM “its" 91" vonrrannu- ‘ ”"0““ '
Epgjssoéfidiflgfif ‘Wfifiy‘ofthehman mag? Shell Crabs allaysnd bat~
rnce- where it. cannot lie]; it. does not, . ' - .‘ ' .
hand. It; a comp‘ of detaching... ALL ornna amps consular
REASONABLE,‘PRIGE8. , , _
THI neonate no. AND ovens
. manner.
on! uivausn swimmi-
devil/Dilation which which wonieuflhil w- l “ . ' W m»
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. to so. " ‘ ' ‘ ‘ I ‘
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rflaieful purple voluntarily testif
Action to Dr. Kennedy; soil with a
warmth and fullness of words which more
business certificates ntlvcr possum. It
has no drunkards-«eitousss no crimes--
b oaks no hearts. In its coming there is
11 pa. and in its wings th-ire‘ie healing.
_. a challenge a trial and are confident. of
the r suit. \juur dragon has it. .0311,
DOLLAR a Bottle. hair in mind the
panic and address: Dr. David KENNEDY,
‘aoudout, New York.
half of the members of. the Cadet
Corps, of New Canaan, were able to
go into camp this year at Hickory
Bluff. The boys‘ started Saturday and
will remain until Sunday night or
For That
0‘ no. MAIN or,
Your:
There is no promptcr or safer remedy
than the
A. B. 0. Capsules
lhc Zoltfuss Pharmacy.
Not a Poison.
Summer cold of.
60. NORWALK.
Not Explosive.
Colors will not run or fade.
and will out-mar
.. __ ,
.Gheriss E. Dow.
In WASHINGTON ST.
allxafhers“
HARDWARE. 1
Phone 148-0.
:8
monday morning. Ruin interfered
with their pleasure the first part of
the week, but later good‘wcather was
the order undoull are having a good
time. Captain itnrdctt. has not been
able to be with his boys touch of the
time. on account ct press of business.
Lieutenant Harold H. Mend is in com-
mand of the camp. The other officers
are: First Sergeant, Carl Raymond;
Corporals. Edward Kelley. Horace
Johnson, Richard Kelley and Frank
Brant. Private E. M. Paulcy is the
guard during the encampment.
l
The 0. He's, of Yonkers. proved to
be a lively organization yesterday af-
ternoon at Roton Point. About three
hundred of them came to the point
on the steamer Isabel from Mount
place from Yonkers by trolley. They
Were accompanied by a brass band,
and made things exceedingly lively
while they were present. After lami-
,lng they proceeded to the hotel ver-
onda to partake of an excellent din-
her which was prepared for them.
During the service of the meal differ-
ent members indulged in various
amusements. including clog dancing
and singing, and created considerable
laughter among those present at the
point. Their band played a concert
program while the members indulged
in their rcpast. They left on the
lsabel at about 6 o‘clock amidst great
cheering, singing and music.
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5 Railroad Place.
Vernon. having been conveyed to that
10 NW!!! Main St.
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Vacatiouvand Outing f:
Automobilelvlnsti‘ranoe.
BOSTON INSURANCE CO.
- Copltll $1.000”.
This Company writes a most liberal
form of insurance covering the car
it may be In the United
States or Canada, against lire arisinl
from any cause. explosion and light-
ning included-wise marine and trans
portation risks-theft or pilfsrnge, up-
on the most favorable terms.
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summer
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ALE. 0500750. Proprietor
“slow. myn6u5;”“
Funeral Director
and Embnlnier.
Residence, 0 Washington Street.
Telephone at house. 134-!
Special Bargains.
GARDEN HOSE.
SUPPLIES.
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South Norwalk.
Hammocks. caoouer AND ,f
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REPAIRING lN ALL BRANCH. -‘
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Assessment Insurance.
but. transfer it to an old line oom- ~
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same each year. For a low guaranteed: 1
rate and particulars. address *
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Block i'niahd. 0 day trips. two to
310.50. July 15. 22, 20, August 5. 12.
ill 28. ‘ . , .
winch mu, ii day trips. 310.00. July
15, 22. 29, August ti, )2. ill. 26.
Cottage City. ii day trips. 817.00.
July 24, August 7. 28.
White Mountains. 5 day trips, 323.00.
July 24. August '1. 21. neptomber 4.
Earnings Springs. 4 or ii day trips,
$12.50 or $15.50. July 17, 24. 31, Aug.
list 7, it, 21, 28. September 4. _
Ausabie Chasm,’ti day tri I. 826.00.
July 17, 24. 81. August 7. 4, 21, 28,
September I. .
Niagara Falls. I days trip, 024.00.
Tuesday. August 82nd.
Thousand islands. 4 days trip,
824.00. Tuesday ' ugust 22nd.
Catskill Moun‘ III; 6 day trips.
$14.60 from New‘i‘lsven. July 13,
it outta».
0an Tour.” this trip. Thousand
islands, Montreal: ‘Quebec, Anubis
charm and Scratch. $87.00. Tuss-
dl‘y. August 22nd.“ ,
Nova acetic. 10 days .trin. ”0.00
gm NW Haven. . leturdsy, August
of. . .
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HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT :A‘IR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES.
OLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Gas and Steam Fitting.
flu Fixtures, Metal Ceiling, Etc. .
Hav. you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
17 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
Papers at Cost.
Now is the time to buy.
. Clearance SALE OF GOLD WALL PA-
Glflflillll’s i’tiiiil i
and August to reduce the price or
GOLD WALL PAPERS to cost. In
order to make room for new goods.
if you need WALL PAPER for this
our stock.
Crockery, Glassware, lamps.
Telephone Connection.
n. wasnmcron eraser,
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VAN scov.
lTin, Sheet Iron. Copper:
30 South Main Street.
Booth Norwnlk. Goon.
hem-ii abalvs’iik. cats;
. .ulielufseeounts of individuals. nan.
dilemma. merchants and corporations
Upon favorable urine.
JOHN . KNAPP Vino-Pres.
and: in. 1‘
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T é . .”m "A
1905.
HEATING.
of Gold Wall
Annual
loo. 0 A o slaves none.
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them In operation.
non-m to tritium-y and um .
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on essential element of Happid’ésl...
,To prevent sickness and ti births
comforts of life you should equ p your
sleeping apartment oral-using ennui.
here with a
"Standard" Porcelain Enlm'el‘ed ani~
tory and have running hot sndi‘cb‘id
water as desired at your touch;
We have samples
and will gladly quote you print
Horace IR. Mall;
counts MAIN AND wear “are.
loath Norwslk. cuss.
snowy White. one-lilacs
in our showroom
it is my custom during July
or next. fall. some and bed
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Window Blind“ with D'IIIIO.
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Painters' Supplies.
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Shades and Picture names
to order.
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comfortable and unto-date hotel in;
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, . ' appointed. Always comfortnbij.~'
. ~ quiet. . .
‘ ' Cate carrying I full line, ,
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Carpenter. Builder and <
General Counselor
ESTIMATE! GIVEN FOR ii. ‘
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, Our stock of new goods just in
, is a little larger than ever before,
Wonderful how low you can
’ buy nice goods here. You law
we do the work in the very best
manner.
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We have taken a good many
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures to
your work. , , V
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We try to carry in stock every-
thing you need for the decoration
of your house inside or out. ...,...
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