mIm lInsI or tho "slim
Milo bIntioI
him on tho held:
In» of WllIIIll mo
publication on soil
Ibould be Ilgnotl I
«mm of good to ill
Mr. and Mrs. Gerda " .oi' Cove Ive~
no? line Turns: for? I two week’ a
G '9 l D u
up ‘t}: 91:31 .
JohnI'I W. Bank- in constructing a
d ii
wi'toy‘ri" II In
cine, a"!!! thidenco of
Mr. earce, 0 Vs Wolfe:
liars. o P. Shudnd daughter rior
once, of Brooklyn, are visiting M1
and Mrs Charles Byxboe.
The barge Matilda R. arrived yes
terday with a car-to or crushed stone
for the Town at Norwolk.
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Miss Hazel Canticld. of New Ro-
chelle. is visiting at the home of Wil-
Ham 0 Merritt, Seaview avenue.
Alien Wood has sold the Oak Grove
Milk Dairy to James Hoyt. who will
. conduct the business in the future.
Miss Oran Mh‘i King, of this place.
is spending a few days with friends
at Huntington and Notthport. L. l.
The restaurant which for several
months has been in operation in the
Murphy block has been discontinued
Mrs. Clayton Marshall and daugh-
ter Alice, who have been visiting
relatives here, returned to Brooklyn,
this morning“
Mrs own... and ddlighhcr Lillian,
who have been visiting Mrs. Owens'
sister Mrs lledman. in East avenue,
returned to Brooklyn, today.
A pleasant gathering was held on
Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Car-
olina Defribritis. at the home of Mrs.
Edward Mead, Edlie avenue.
Silas Sherwood, president of the
Junior Band, requests that those who
are to bring prpvipions for the sup-
per tomorrow eye 3, have them at
the church as silly as possible
Ono of the betit known remedies for
the llowlophobia is a plentiful appli-
cation of buckets of water, which
while harmless, .wlll be found most
emcacious and those most unnoycd
should give it a trial.
The Virginia House, which was re-
cently raided by the police and some
beer contl ted, is to be discontinued
after the thrst of the month. Mrs.
Jackson, the proprietress, is to leave
town it is understood William J.
Weiselt will lease the quarters for a
storeroom.
”WA—-
The annual picnégtof the Aggest
Christian Churc bratty, at c y
Spring was a 3569 "Caucasus. There
Were about 100 in attendance and all
enjoyed the occasion immensely. The
night before some swings and ham»
mocks were hung about the grmle and
during the night one of them belong-
ing to Miss Ms Ainsworth was Stolen.
A vegetarian diet may be all right,
but when one has to pay thirteen
cents a hundred for lilna bcuns out of
the shell. one would be tempted al-
most to go buck to porlcrhousc steak.
Of course you got lots of shells and
it looks as if you wore getting some?
thing for your money. Other vege-
tables urc also skyward, bilt everyone
has to pay good money, regardless of
what they get for it.
A splendid scrvice has been arrang-
ed in the East Avenue Methodist
Episcopal ('hulcli for Sunday evening.
August 27 The entire choir, under
the leadership of Frank Merriam, will
give “Christy's Old Organ,” a pathetic
story of “NW! life in Marion. By re-
quest ot the pastor, Mrs. ii. J. liipson
will rcudcr the connecting parts as
they occur between each song. This
is a service that will appeal to every
one, it being true (if conditions that
obtain today among the very poor, not
only in London, but in every large
city in our own land—«the daily strug-
gle for existence among, the poverty
stricken ones, their sorrow and their
Joys.
Captain Charics DuCreas at the Foo
ple's fish Market on the bridge, ll
on ex ibition in his front window the
lamest turtle ever seen in The Nor-
walks. ii is the largest ever seen
exhibiicd at Fulton Market New
York, and Weighs bill pounds. The
fish is still a very lively specimen Kind
when Explosslnun Thompson tried to
turn it. over on its back, scratched It
him viciously with its flippers. Thaw
turtle has u very large hciui and pow-
erful jaws iuuc i1 like those oi a parrot.
it could biic a mans arm all easily.
The turtle was captured at Sprint:
Lake, New Jersey, and shipped from
there to Fallon market whole it was
exhibited tor a time. A large num-
bItIerIIof barnnciea are growing on its
a e .
NW'CANAAN.
nun—~—
Mrs. Marvin Benedict, of Norwaik,
is I guest of Mrs. J. 1". Sillimnn.
Mrs. Samuel K. Lockwood is enter-
tainéng Miss Ellen Ella. oi Walton,m
N. .
B. P. Mead has been itonlincd to his
home in Park ntreci for n tow «toys
with a,severo cold.
M.
Real llmte Agent F. Iii. Green has
sold the D. S. Bennett place at T
IiIttIr box nu built
I in front oi tho
flilbm. itIrnI for
Tiny
its in y b. (it ‘
Miss Grace Childs, eta Greenwich, are
spendilfim some time at George M.
OlinIte
A. Clayton Benedict and wife,
New Haven. and ”ringing“
gays wi ilh their nII
unlpb Benedict?“ Main ‘sItrsI GWEN»
of
desires to secure all the applications
of scholars who are desirous of It-
tending the Stamford High Sebodl It
once. ,
Miss Martha Dowd. of Orange, N.
J., who hits been visiting here this
summer, spent several days with
friends on Strawberry Hill, Stamford,
recently.
Ilowaid Northrop is on ringed in
moving the old Gody homes and, cor-
ner Forest street and habitat avenue.
back into the middle of the lot. The
house will be remodeled and made at-
tructivo. Elwood Brothers are doing
the carpenter work.
—~
Johnson DeForest, of New York.
who recently purchased the old Wol-
fcl house at Mt. Lebanon. is having
plans drawn 1: 1- the rein sling of
the building on the Workgwill be
will be on an extensive schie.
Editor W. W. Kirk has returned
from Woodbury, where he has been
for the past few days, engaged in col-
looting a "iiilo‘ lot of homing pigeons.
The birds arrived Tuesday night, and
were added to the rest, making a to-
tal of over 500 birds The pens and
up- to- date 1tilting“ yards on the cprem-
lsés of Min k are a great source of
interest in the co'mniunlty. The editor
is ever willing to explain minutely
the intricacies of squub raising.
Considerable excitement was caus~
ed by a light in Kohler s saloon Rail-
road avenue Tuesday evening. Two
Pollocks became locked in a close cm-
bincc, and for a lime things assumed
a serious aspect. These brawls in
this particliiur place ale becoming
quite frequent and it is thought that
complaint wil be made’ to ofllcials.
in thfc traces a number of small boys
and ladies passing on the street were
compelled to listen to the‘ foul and
indecent language which fairly bub-
bled from the resort Some people
wonder why the oillccrs do not in-
teriero
m...—
ROWAYTON.
Angola for Tho Even n9 Sentinel, in
molt. are Fredechk Lockwood,
El Broadway lnd’fChariIl Potty.
rbIent to any of the Ibove will
roeebivb prdlnpt attention.
Mrs, Henrietta Raymond, of Ray-
mond street, is entertaining her sister
from New York.
The usual prayer meetings will be
held tonight in the Baptist and Meth»
odist churches.
—__...
Mrs. Mary Themes, of ltowaytou
avenue, has returned from a visit in
Ocean Grove, N. J.
Mrs. Edwin Themes anti daughter
Wilma, of Jun'mica, L. l., are guests
of Mrs. Mary Thomas.
Mrs. Oscar Youngs has been outcl-
taining her sister Mrs Telcstinu ll.
Hunley, of Bridgeport
.—
Theron G. Lockwood, of Rowayton
avenue. is very weak, and is obliged
to hays the constant attendance of a
nurse.
Captain Oscar Youngs of Rowayton,
has taken a position as pilot on the
mud drodgcr which has the contract
to do work in this harbor and South
Norwaik.
Mrs. Harvey S. Ac,knrt Miss Hattie
Youngs and Miss Grace ()verton, of
ROWayton avenue will ieavo tomorrow
for Schaghticoke. N. Y., to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Willard Ackurt.
m
Freddie Morrlileld has taken the pa-
per route of Charles R. Petty, during
the latter’s business engagement at
PlIIisted's drug store in South Nor-
wa it.
The englrIieer of a dredging company
it ‘bni ItownfloraiewtlwI
Ifidn the Rowaytou liar
th is V or! to mulling arrangements
for awaiting out the harbor. The
Rowayton 11nd Greenwich harbors
have been made an extra appropria-
lion.
WI mat Hot the residents at this plans
0 o‘w‘n boats are having trouble
with parties who go in swimming near
the Colonel Raymond bridge. The
lads remove the boats from that
moorings and inane whatever use of
thorn “hey he ii regardless of con-
segueagtil. Ybitte er a ”de was pu h.
ed tin or the bridge and when t .
title on the vessel filled and sank.
caching elite owner considerable sn-
anus. The, practice will be stop-
.I’ven if schools are made.
Charles Sninln, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Snithn, of Raymond street, was
playing yesterday about the new ent-
“in which Stephens Raymond, of 'i‘ iL
gall to h living tonntruc til
nearby. The boy lumped from one at
the open windows. and one foot land-
silarcly on a lace of heard through
w ion a 'hig wt nail projected. The
nail passed throuuh the boys shoe
and entertld into icon it mum In
the carpenter strength to pull the
i ‘1’! (behind word was
' m- as at Mt
d Incidnlece.‘
‘and the instructive and interesting
tor a tow,
do, and MINI- ;
Harry Kelley, at the SellooiMBoardA
commenced as soon as expedient and
“ haul2 in
M
I" Barbell respond~
Wear titI wound .
. ‘ ‘ o
Alli) Bil. who is supplying the pulpit
during the vacation 0! Rev. Ernest w.
a. here Who I send attendance.
descriptions in ‘ r. Appley. as well as
the .‘lllnstrstlonI by store-
IIucb enjoyed. There
claws. and over 8,000
Were covered. the
treat e ttle ranches, stock yards.
wheat ranges oi ‘IllI,000 acres or more,
will Ways iiour mills. gold
nos. tho'Rodily Mountains. etc. The
lecture also involved a brief resume
or the history ill the bout IlIn‘I pur-
chefs; IwéthI lIts Vast resources and
vars nusresods ni .
a (is c grandeur
Edna Ladrignn, live years old,
daughter oi! Cannabis Edward J Lad~
rlgan of this pines, had a remarkable
escape from serionfi in dry, Tuesday
afternoon. The chll att lh‘pted to fol-
low Engineer Edward Holman. ot the
puniplng station at RowaytOn and her
brother parties the! railroad bridge.
Just west of the Roweyton station.
The surface of the bridge consists of
ties and there is nothing to prevent
a youngster of Edna's size falling
through to the around about 20 foot
below. That's Just what she did. one
was halt way across the bridge, and
the first Mr. Hoffman or her brother
knewiot it was the cry she uttered,
as she pride 5'1 mlsltep and tell be-
tween the lies. The girl landed on her
teat in the read below. and then tell.“
She was shaken up and bruised a bit,
but was about Izain in a short time
Dr. Bunaeil. of South NorWalk, went
down at her fathbr's summons. The
physibiah said she visit not hurt
DARIEN AND NOROTON.‘
Aponh for tho Evonilw- floutinol, in
Dorion. Ire Arthur Nahum. Ind Wai-
laoo Shoror. Ordero lent to either 01‘
gm above will rooIivII prompt Itton-
Ofli "
Mrs. F. W. Bruggerhof. of Noroton.
and Mrs. Mary E. Waterbury, of South
Norwaik, started yesterday on a trolley
,ride to Boston. They will not return
until the first of next week.
The funeral of Joseph W. Mather
was held at 2 p. n1., from the Congre
gationai church in Darlcn. Rev. Her-
bert Brown; the pastor onciated. The
interment was in Spring Grove ceme-
tery. A large number of people from
New York attended the service, as Mr.
Mather was well known there.
WESTPORT. i
above will receive prompt Attention.
C. E. Dannebach and wife spent yes~
icrday in New York.
Miss lvn‘ Allen has been visiting
friends at Fairileld.
Mrs. Nathaniel Gault has had as her
guest Miss May l’illing, of Waterbury.
Joseph Fagan is in the employ of the,
N. Y., N H. & H.1lnilroad at its New
ilavcn offices.
.—
Back to seasonabie weather and the
result. has been an increased registra-
tion at our leading hotels.
The Congregational Sunday school
room is being refreshed with paint and
paper. it badly needed it.
The Gilbert family, formerly of
Georgetown, has leased the Ruins
Wukeman cottage at Combo.
At last Trinity parish has had its
annual outing and the event Tuesday
served to"attruct a number from out
of town as well. it was-an ideal day
for pienicing and the allair was heari-
tly enjoyed by old and young alike.
The outing was held in Staples grove.
John Harvey, and wife, the latter
was Miss 8. Stuart, who were wed a
Week ago, have gone to live in their
new home in Brooklyn. N. Y. Mrs
Stuart villi be missed in the compd y
oi which she was a bright particular
star, at Compo, where she resided with
her parents. ,
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE.
The tide is iust right for bathing
nights.
A card party will be held tonight at
the island View Hotel. .
Foster Brothers' stubioss are now
lighted by electricity.
‘Mr. and Mrs. John Reynolds are
visitors at the Belle island Hotel.
A‘crulsing boat from the Harlem -
Yacht Club is stopping off Hickory
Bluff.
W
The sump yacht Narcissus, of New
York. stopped in Belle island harbor,
yesterday.
Mrs. Frederick ll. Narnia of Rick-
ory Bluff. spent yetitord y with Month
in Bridgeport. ,
Ernest Huskib
the finest of H
"noel“ c,iiife " Hi
Mills Helen Kalle, of Newark, is
stopping at the Bolts Island House for
the remainder of the iteration.
or Brooklyn, is
all “Norton, of.
ry Bluff .
Henry Rowland took a large party
of Rldcedold people out for I sail in
the launch Thelma. Veblbt‘dl'y.
A part! which was to have boon
order at the rail-view 06t-
Vthfl
Agento for the Evening SIntinol. In .
Wootport, Ira S. Diplovinni and Wm.
E. Now. Order: cent to Ilthor of the ‘
adto be postponed on account .
‘ newt-e c at
“Spray" train the Park City Yacht
Club. at Bridgeport. have been making
a stay at the Norwsik Yacht Club.
A large number of people from
Stamford came to Helen. yesterday
afternoon. and attended the perform-
ance of the hiboodrome Ind circus.
WC...
Belle island in still crowded. All
the cottages are occupied, the hotels
are tilled and there is quite a demand
tor cottages tor the month of Sapient»
her. _
The black steam yacht “Siesta" In-
chored on the Norman: Yacht Club,
yesterday afternoon. for a short stay.
The boat is attached to the Brooklyn
Yacht Club.
The sailing yacht Philippine went
into Bridgeport yesterday from South
Norwalk with a party or young men
out bloodshing. They aspect to spend
sevelal days up the Housatonic.
A large number of people went in
bathing, Tuesday afternoon, at the
Hickory Bluff bathing pavilion and at
Bella Island. They reported that the
water was as line‘as any day this sum-
mer.
Lucien M. Rich, who has been the
amusement director at Roton Point
the past summer will manage a baby
show and decorated carriage parade at
Steeplechase Park, Bridgeport, on Fri-
day, September 1.
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Miss Dorothy Lookwood, of Nor-
walk, gavc a supper, Tuesday eve:
ning. at the Pine hedge Club,
about ten of her young friends, aft r
which they adjourned to the Norwaik
YIaclltI Club and enjoyed the dance
tierc .
The skiff owned by Mr. Eimendort'i.
of the Belle island Hotel. was stolen
night before last from the beach in
front of the hotel. Mr. Elmeudorl!
blurted on a search and alter a time
found the craft tied to the barge Hel-
en R, owned by the Tidewater Trap
Book Company of East Haven. which
is ready to clear light for New Ha
vcn.
WILL SELL STALLION CRESOEUS.
CLEVELAND, August 24.—George
H. Ketchani. of Toledo, the breeder,
owner and trainer of the world'
champion ’trotling stallion Cresccus,
2:02‘16” has decided to dispose of that
famous horse. and has arranged to
have him sold to the highest bidder
at the Fasig-Tipton‘ company's sale,
to be held at Madison Square Garden,
New York. in November.
thI. To
Inna lIbIt MINI-I and
., II... My 1”" fluid. or ”£1
tnIII
“tami‘if': vile-Ian. «It-Ionian
ll“ I"
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C.‘ 1'
.IMI‘M
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Do
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"MOVERS liiE PLACE. "
Vacation and Define
hoes.
,,'; ALLITVLII. ; l
Bathintl Shoes.
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'PHONI ”1-4.
!
"WEAR SiliiESI "Ml Ell"
tI prepIrId to do careful Ind
repairing Ind mIehino work on Intel.
St Eh. III.
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l
NEW GAR AGE,
an Bounded Man. on?
plum lost Nemalk
. Station.
WI build motor engines, dIvIIIlop
aparty of Young men in the noon
LookiLooki
anon ’
Fiity Canto :1 Box.
FOR SALE, AT ,
FRANK H. BAXTER’S.
SOCIETY OF CiVli. ENGINEERS.
NEW HAVEN. August 23. ”Not
many mombels of the body missed the
annual summer meeting of the Con.
nceiicut Society of Civil Engineers, in
this vicinity, today. Practically no
time was devoted to business for as
soon as the members had icported at
the railroad station they were taken
in electric cars to Derby to see the
new bridges which are being built
there for the New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad. This attor-
noon there will be a, ride along the
shore and a dinner. A number of
new members Were admitted today,
among them being I), S. Bantu. G. H.
Show, of Hartmrd; G. L. Catlin and
B D. Pierce, Jr. of Bridgeport; F'. M.
Smith Danbury. J. A. Tower and H.
W Storrs, Mbriden; H. B. Seaman, of
Stamford; E. A. Keeney, Lyme. and
E. E. Locbridge, of Springfield, Mass.
Lilli
WHITE HALIBUT. ..........12c lb.
' BONITA MACKEREL.I ..... . 10c lb.
SILVER BASS. ........ Bo lb.
FLUKEB AND FLAT, ........ Bo lb.
EIII, ......... . ......... I... 12c. lb.
BUTTER FISH, . ......... 10c lb.
8TEAKCOD,..... ...... .....10olb.
WEAK FISH, .. ......... . ..... 8c lb.
BLUE FISH, ............. . ..12e lb.
SOFT SHELL CRABS. . 65¢ doz.
All other kinds of Fish selling at .
reasonable prices.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
EIIt End of Washington Street Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS, Prop.
South Norwnlk.
IF THERE ARE ANY “8. B 8
LEFT IN TOWN
it II no fault of ours. It II the fault
of than people who hav. not used
“Bugoleno.” the great Bed Bug Bounc-
It. I.
Not I when.
Not oproIivo
25c.
130” the work every time.
The leltfuss Pinrlnacy.
O NO. MAIN IT. IO. NORWALK.
-3... .. W"""“”‘""‘""~'"S“V‘Y.‘ ‘
ll Malls ind-get?
Bu the companu
' he keeps.
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l roan
Bil the kitchen she,
keeps.
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A Challenge Kitchen? .
means a
Clean Kitchen.
till ii iii indium
Phone 68.
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AUlOMilliiiE iiiSURANiEE.
neuron iNbURANCE co.
OIpltIi ӣ00,000.
This Company writes a most liberal
form of inlurnnce covering the car
wherever it may be in the United
States or Canada. Igalnst tire arising
from any cause, explosion and little
ulna included—salsa marine and trans-
portation risks—theft or pllfeirnpo, up
on the most favorable terms.
If you are interested in I butti-
nlate Life insurance Proposition com
for with the insurance Money of
Jacob H. Lenten.
I Railroad nag} loath Not-walk.
1.1. out on.
us Punt
IAIT NORWALK. CONN-
n as 1 ;
' topltl‘ti‘u‘dlhith'm
t
WNIINO AND HQHINEI l
Colors will not run or (ado.
and will out-mar
. all other:
Charles E. Dow,
HARDWARE
m wasnme'ron IT.
ram mo.
3847. . . . 1905.
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES,
ILATE- AND TIN ROOFING.
GII Ind BtoIm Fitting,
flu FixturoI, MotIi Coiling, Etc,
HIV. you seen our Itook of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE. JONES .8: HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
17 WALLISTREET, nonwaut.
Sale of Gold Wall
Papers at Cost.
- Now to the time to buy. Annual
Clearance saw or now WALL PA-
PERS. It is my custom during July
and August to reduce the price or
GOLD WALL PAPERS to cult, In
order to make room for new goods.
if you need WALL PAPER to: this
summer or next fall, com: and Ice
our stock. ,i
in Cloth Window Shula with mate.
Vac. .
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may, 01mm, m
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Painterl' SuppuII.
‘1
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pvmuw IhIdeI and Plate“ Frames
to order.
PIlntm Ind Paper mm
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Il'olophono Connection.
did,
i
I7 wasnmoron Irnnr.
. ovum "PM“!!! 9%!!-
You buy tho but. '
Horn. Violets.
,. l-iIvI no Iuporlor. “I“, m
“thus in operation. . .
RolerI to Stationary bill a
rim Engines and GonIIl'Ii
; ring Work Collated.
lo I amenity of perfect HoItttl can.
In IIIIntiIIleiement of HIppinoII.
To prevent sickness and Inlay
comfom of life you Ihouid oq‘uip
sleeping Ip‘Irtmsnt or analog oh?“
hero with I Ioowy whlmn
“Standard" Porcelain Enameled Wow ‘
tory and llIVI running but In“ doll!
water as desired at your touch. _ c '
We have IImpIeI in our chowl’oonl
IlpiII will gladly Iquoto you pl‘ltl’oli
Horace R. its:
CORNER MAIN AND WEST "I.
loath NorwIIk, coon. '
r. s BANKS 3
Carpenter Builder and
i:
ESTIMATED elven" iron ~ 6
IiNG. Inltnmo or “wanna
MODELING or 01.1: STRU Drain”
IN on our OF-TOWN one It
IMAII. PBOMPTLY ATTEND”
F-RE‘JDENG‘H“ . '
27 WESTPORT AVENUE, NORYIVAILII
CORNER RAILROAD AV UII A _ , .
non no: when” 3;ng
In"! punished throughout. {l
oomtortablo and up todatohbtoi in
city. Ilectrieity Ind hut'ill
room. Baths in connection.
”if?” Aiwoyl comfortablg
on
one carry-ian Ital! HI. I All
Merrill and (Judith wines. liquml
If; 018m. loot Itockod both! in“! "
c .
T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor. , .3
. iI'ILEPHONI CALI... III-I. '
FRANK c.
VAN scor.
PLUMBING.
STEAM.
HOT WAT“
IND
GAS FITTING.
El'ln, Sheet Iron, Coppel
, Ind Zinc. . a
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[0 South Main Strut.
Tolopliono. “7-4;
IOUTH NORWALK. GONN-
OHGANIZID 1338-
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to: moon ..
t. D O
M MHIII meal“
Iotiolu «canon of individuals. mon-
utIcturIrI. moronIntI Ind corporation
upon uIvol-Ioio mm.
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"WIN l-l. HMATHIWION. PM.
JOH KNA ”also!
ascos' M. LAV'i'ou. bullion
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willow”.
E. H. MItlinIIn
John H. Krupp
JIIIIh ll. MIMI
e Ition "In:
: contracts for house painting and
Paper
Our stock of new goods just in
is a little larger than ever bolero.
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You know .
we do the work in the very but.
manner. I . I i at”;
We have taken I good molly
will be glad to submit: fight“ in;
your work. ”WNW
We try to carry in stock every
. 6. thing you need for the decoration
of your home inside or out. all " .
E0 EI .
Gorbam,‘
TILIPHONI III-4
to floor I1. I. Hellman? *
Ml JOHN ”gleam:
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Norwalk Chronicler