VIIIIIII no! of the r0
I .IIutIn‘al. a latter has has on
can on the bridge In front of tho
of Willinn ll. Oiibol‘tnm
flirtation.“ .‘CP‘I collected» daily". They
M oh. the writer as an
«I set
M“!—
Dr. Homer Clark Is In New York to-
day on business.
Charles dragory. of this place, was
In Georgetown last week.
captal'n Charles J; lilydenburgh
spent yesterday at his home here.
Miss Florence Weed ls spending a
few days with friends In Stamford and
New Canaan
will be held this evening at the East
Avenue Methodist Church.
Frank W Roberts has returned to
has duties In Greenwich, after a
week's Illness at his home.
Bradley Hull has resigned his post-
tion with E. E. orbam. and Is now
I. sdoifg painting an decorating for him-
Captaln William H Verity, who was
Injured on board the steamer Addie V..
is getting along nicely. but it will still
be some days before be Is able to get
out again
A large number of the delegates to
the W C. T U. convention in the East.
Avenue Methodist Church yesterday
were guests of East Nor-walk and
South Norwalk people last night,
leaving for their home this morning
The business meetln of the Ad-
vent Christian church w! I not be held
this evening as has been announced.
but will take place next week Thurs-
day. at which time special business
will come up.
Rev. C. F. L Smith. of Waterbury.
will preach this evening at the reign:
lar weekly social service at the Ad-
vent church. and will also preach at.
both the services on Sunday in ex
change of pulpits with Rev. James W.
Davis.
The selectmen are making repairs
to Osborn avenue. The grade near
Rundle's bakery ls being changed
somewhat. the high spots In the road
being taken off and used to fill In the
low places near Van Zandt street.
When this work Is completed. Its bon-
. efiis will be highly appreciated by
those who have occasion to use the
thoroughfare.
Mrs, Belle James. wife of Clarence
Frederick James, died In Brooklyn.
New York. on the 18th inst. after a
long and painful illness. it In only
about too short years since the young
couple w re married, and It was one
of the events of the season among the
circle in which theyoung lady moved.
They were literally deluged with pres-
ents, and everything pointed forward
then of a long and happy life. inside
those four years Mr. James lost both
father and mother. He is the nop-
hew of Mrs. Tmlly P. Davis, of New
Rochelle. N. Y., and Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
win W. James. of East Norwalk.
ROW AYTON.
Agents for The Evcnlnp Sentinel. In
Rowayton, are Frederick Lockwood.
Elwood Broadway and Charles Potty.
Orders sent to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.
FOR CASH
friday and Salurday‘Only.
20 lbs. Gran. Sugar $i .00
1 LB. BEST ELGIN CREAMERY
BUTTER. 24c
PILLSBURY’S. JONES. GOLD
MEDAL FLOUR,” I 756 BAG
Robert Smith,
Phone 251-8. Rowayton. Conn.
...
Road Smith's IIII. find see what you
can buy for cash. Friday and Satur-
day.
Mrs. Kcuuody. who has been the
guest of Mr. and Minn William A.
Cushmsn. has returned to her home
In Brooklyn.
Arthur 9. finale. who has Just grad
noted from Harvard University. and Is
visiting his grandfather, C. W. Bell.
until next WI'I'k. will then enter on a
three years' course in the Union The-
ologlcai Seminary of New York.
The work of Installing the new
steam hosting plan in the Rowayton
school house. has cotumounod. The
work to being done by Frank C. Van
Scoy. of South Norwalk. and will take
several weeks. The heating apparatus
will cost about. $600.
Theron fl. IAICRWOOII, one of the
best known residents of this village.
died this morning at II: 26 oclock. He
had been a sufferer for many years
with kidney trouble and his death
was not unexpected. He Is survived
by three sons Wilbur. Hubbard and
Gordon. His father Henry Lockwood.
Is also living Deceased was a proml
bent hoatmati and oyster grower in
his do and had many friends here
who wIII sincerely regret his loss.
Many people In Rowayton, who
heard Messrs. Rimonoosy and Motion!
oil the evangelists at the special ser-
vices In the new Baptist church last
week. will be surprised and pleased
to learn that Mr McDowell woo mar
rind last evening. to a well- known and
popular young lady In Perth Amboy.
New Jersey. Both Mr. Rimouocsy and
. McDowell left Rowayton at the close
are». .4.5rw~.us .: — u.
. :
”are
The regular weekly prayer meeting ”
”may? cowl. humiliating and cases.
There'is last one other sure way to
be ouredwpalniess. safe and in the
”efld mgr own hump—vii. infirm-i
do .
who Write. it will
lief, show you the armless. painless
nature of this great remedy and start
you well on the Way toward a perfect
cure.
from any druggist for 50 cents, and at:
ten one box cures.
' If the druggist tries to sell you
something just as good It is because
itlel makes more money on the substi
a e. .
insist on having what you” call for.
The cure begins at once and con-
tinues rapidly until It In complete and
permanent-
You can go right ahead with your
Work and be easy and comfortable all
the time.
It Is well worth trying. ~
Just send your name and address to
Pyramid Drug Co.. 2 .609 Pyramid
Building. Marshall, Mich. and receive
free by return mail the trial package
In a plain wrapper.
Thousands have been cured In this
the privacy of the home.
No knife and Its torture.
No doctor and his bills.
Ali druggists 50 cents.
Write to-
day for a free package.
of the week for Perth Amboy. where
they remained until yesterday. Mr.
and Mrs.‘ McDowell will enjoy a honey-
moon of two weeks and will then re
tmn to evangelistic work. In which the
groom has been very successful.
WEB’I‘PORT.
Agents for th. Evening Sentinel. In
Westport, are 8. Diplovannl and Wm.
E. Nun. orders sent to either of the
above will receive prompt atIOntlon.
Pansy Guild of Trinity church is in
sclession this afternoon with Miss Sta-
p es.
Cottage prayer meetings were held
last night in several sections of the
own.
Norwulk union Epworth league to to
hold a rally in the Methodist church
here Friday evening.
Rev. Freeman. of Darlen. Is to be
present at the rally on Friday night
and deliver an address.
There will be a concert in Toquot
opera house on September 25. when
Miss Flora Belle Sherwood and Karl
Grlcnauer will he chief among the so-
loists.
Jules Engler. of the Bridgeport
Turnpike who Is not In good health
Is In a private senltarium In Westport.
and It Is hoped the rest will aid him
in recovering his health and strength.
Mr Engler wandered from his home
recently and his absence caused much
anxiety to his wife and friends. His
condition mentally and physically, Is
the result of ever work.
Mrs. Rnpello Is to end her season
here with a musicals at her home Sep-
tember 26 Aside from the interest
the affair leads to a waning season
there will be something out of the or:
dlnary In the way of programme and
chief among the artists mentioned is
Miss Helen Rapello. who will act as
accompanist, Miss F. B. Sherwoad and
hitherto Butters. a well known violln~
s .
WESTON.
Miss Mary Coley is visiting In Nor-
walk.
Miss Ethel Kornstook is visiting in
Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. Lyman Beers spent last week
in Bridgeport.
Mrs. It. K. Fitch Is spending this
week with Mrs. Mabel Fitch.
Mr. anti Mrs. Joseph Bradley have
returned to their home in Brooklyn.
bury.
Miss Edna Meeker, who has been
very III with an attack of asthma, is
better.
1.. A. Mantle and family are moving
to Bridgeport, where they will spend
the winter.
Charles Morehouae Horace Hurlbutt
and Orlando Andrews are on jury
duty at Bridgeport this week.
All auction sale of live stock and
household goods was held on Wednes-
day. at the house of Joel Perry.
The many friends of D. L» Row-
land, greatly regret his continued lil-
neas. He Is now entirely confined to
his room.
A‘Iargely attended auction sale of
live stock and farming tools was held
on Tuesday at the residence of the
late Lloyd Godfrey. Mrs. Godfrey
and family are moving to Cannon
this week.
SURRENDER!!! mpNAn‘l'aURAI-IZATION
SAN FRANUCIBOO September 21.
~le seamen captain and chief oth-
corn anrrendorodto the federal au-
thorities yesterday. their naturalise-
tion papers, larly obtained.
Among them was a J W flaun-
tiers. of the steamship Manchuria. who
1888.
W
DR HARVIV OMITINOID.
HARTFORD. Scotsmbor 2i.—-«Dr.
Charles Ill Harvey. who had landed
guilty to the charge of corals I mal-
practice. was misused to one year In
fall In the superior doors.
., ..
I. is I {A
We mail a trial p chase free to all,
give you Instant to
Then you can get a full-stud has
easy. painless and inexpensive way, In 2
was naturalised In Brooklyn. N. Y. .. In.
3 It
2 day' a session of the National Ansel»
tion of Life Underwriters. and the
threatened split over the adoption of
the resolution presented Tuesday by
Delegate J. J. Raleigh of St. Louis.
“Monti uncles misconduct In Insurance
ctrc’los, m averted. A compromise
resolution IIIIIDIIM
Ext”? harry abolishes "Life Insurance
The present your has been tons of
startling developments In life insur-
ance and the results of events that are
happening In these strenuous days will
be. momentous in their Guest “900 “1'9
Insurance and the commercial pros-
perity of the country. noting the
past few months we have seen one of
the great life Insurance companies of
the country passing through an ordeal
which would have staggered, If not sc-
tuaily wrecked, the Bank of England.
Scandal has been poisoning the very
air It breathes. while dishonesty and
graft have been cancerous growths
feeding upon Its vitals.
Notwithstanding these facts public-
Ity. that great cure for the evils of
life Insurance. Is doing Its perfect
work so well that. in my Iadgment.
this company to today as well. If not
better equipped than ever before to
fulfill Its mission and accomplish the
great work for which It was created.
Thirty years ago life Insurance pass-
ed through a fierce struggle for exis-
tence. It was the struggle of the In-
fant for Its life.
Now that Infant has reached man's
estaterhavlng 1a athered vigor through
the years until t stands forth a giant
In strength and power.
If the good name of this young Iant
is to be besmirched by, duancia de-
baucherles, If Its stren‘gth Is to be sap-
and selfishness if executive officers
who are Its guardians and teachers
' are to be guided in their conduct by
the questionable ethics of Wall street.
rather than by Mount Sinal's message
to Moses of old, then It were indeed
better if the child had died In Its In-
fancy und your life work had not been
devoted to Its development and pro-
grass.
The disclosures of the past few
months have impaired to a greater or
less extent, public confidence In the
stability of the business and the hon-
esty of Its management. Unless this
public confidence Is fully restored and
trolling forces ,In the management of
all companies. the future of the buslu
noss will not only become precarious
under the best conditions but a bar
vest of Injudlclous legislation will be
garnered from the force of scandal and
jealousy that have been sown I sin-
large majority of the companies are
Integrity and that in the hearts of
most of the officers “a good name Is
rather to be chosen than great riches."
because there has been found a Judas
who would betray his master.
Notwithstanding the stability of the
business the achievements of the past
and my faith in the future i believe
you must be prepared to Intelligently
meet and combat a flood of Injudicious
if not hostile, 'lgglsiatlon with which
you are sure to be confronted 'when
the legislatures of the various states
again convene.
Such a splendid organisation as this
association whose Influence reached
from one end of the country to the oth-
er and whose power can be made to
be felt from ocean to ocean. must be
the mainstay of those who would pre
vent the present agitation from result-
Ing In Ill-considered legislation which
will harass and obstruct the business
Judlclous. well-considered legislation
should be welcomed by and have the
unqualified support of this organiza-
tion and all that. It represents. Any
measure which will Insure a stricter
accounting of the trust funds to the
policy holders, which will keep the In-
vestment of these funds within proper
limits or which will fix a more direct
responsibility for the betrayal of the
sacred trust assumed by company om-
éclals should have not only your on
,dorscmont but your enthusiastic sup-
W. E. Squires has been spending a port
few days with his daughter In Dan- ,
would that i had the power today
to paint to letters so held that they
would never be effaced from your
memory the one word “Publicity."
which. In my judgment. must he the
agency through which life Insurance.
as an institution. In to be preserved
and perpetuated. Any legislation
which will Insure the greatest pub-
licity and which will Impress upon the
minds of all having authority in the
business that, they must account to the
public for the manner in which they
exocute their sacred trusts. demands
your earnest support. I maintain
that any legislation which does not.
either directly or Indirectly, measure
up to this standard Is either vicious
or fruitless
It Is a generally conceded fact that
politics plays altogether too Important“
a part, In the conduct of the affairs of
Insurance departments under the prom
ant system. In too many cases this
Is the influence that dictates the up-
polntmont of the supervising oflciai
"nib
ped by the malignant growth of greed ,
sealed for some existing undesirable ,
honesty and common sense he the con- i
cerely believe that the affairs of a ‘
conducted with honesty. fidelity and :
The eleven ought not be condemned *
th: ”Pudding and pm sent mi. oily
chgomnd D- crta
I" ”2
trial will convince your-how can it Is to
have the finest desserts with Ito labor
and little espouse 9rd or to-doy.
I!
whenever his honest judgment dic-
tates It should be made.
The question ol’ national supervision.
which Is now being so extensively dis-
cussed and advocu, d. Is a most ser-
Ious one. Politic has been known
to creep Into national affairs and cam-
paign contributions. to dictate the ap-
pointment of cablnetofilcers and am-
bassadors in years gone, by. To be
of value national supervision must
confer upon him who Is to exercise It
almost unlimited responsibility and
autheratlc power. To make this res-
ponsibility'and power subject to party
exigencies or the needs of the cam
palgn fund would, In my humble Judg-
meat, be the greatest calamity that
could possibly befall the life Insurance
business. if national supervision Is
It were better to leave it unaccom-
plished. If, however. it Is possible
to create and maintain a national de«
apartment free from political or other
improper Influences, able In its
judgment, conscientious In Its-decis
ions and fearless In their execution It
would be "a consummation devoutly to
he wished." .
Another remedy that has been sug-
conditions Is a system of inter- state
examinations to be made under the
[direction of the National Convention
of Insurance Commissioners. This
plan contemplates that any companyI
desiring to have Its affairs Investigat~
1nd may apply to the Convention
through Its executive officers who may
also be appealed to by any Insurance
departments which deem an examina-
isary and the designation by such ex-
ments to conduct the examination In
either case.
Both of these proposed remedies de-i
imand careful and serious considera-
‘7..tlon But no matter what remedy Is
applied whatever evils may exist will
not be wholly eradicated unless hon-I5
«'0st and justice supersede graft andH
he found. .
UNITED STATES OOLFERB.
...—...—
“Four Score of the Best Players In the
Country In Hamilton, Mus.
HAMILTON, Mass.) Sept. 2I.--0ver
foul score of the most expert golf
Ipiayers In the country. Including pre-
sent and past champions, assembled
,Club for the first round of the 12th
:open championship of the United
‘States Golf Association. Ahead of
,the players were two days of the hard-
:play.
her of professional players entered.
eleven of the leading amateurs came
here to participate In the event.
The 18 hole course. 3% miles long.
Is considered particlarly difficult on
account of Its many traps and 310
strokes was. before the start today,
believed to be the minimum possible.
for even the best player In the four
rounds. About a dozen of the players
were expected to go over the course
In about that number of strokes. The
especial favorites were the present
champion, Willie Anderson, of the Ap-
awamis Club. of Rye N Y.. and two
former champions, Willie Smlih, of
Mexico. and Lawrence Auchterlonle.
of the Glenvicw Club, Chicago. The
former amateur champion. Walter J.
Travis. of Garden City, also might no
gotiste the course in an average of 78
for each round It was believed by
many of the experts who had gathered
to watch the contest.
i The committee planned to send the
first pair off today at 8: 30 o'clock. the
other forty-one pairs following at five
minute Intervals.
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CONNECTICUT PATENTO.
The following were Issued Septem
ber I9th.1905:llst furnished from of-
fice of A. M. Wooster solicitor of put-
ants Bridgeport. Court:
I". l. Hitchcock. Bridgeport, vapor-
last for hydrocarbon engines.
Alfred A. Warren. Bridgeport,- ad-
vertising device
I). D. Lambert, New Haven. foun-
Iain.
Emil A. Claus. Hartford, mahlne for
cutting envelope bands.
Wm .Fsrril. Stamford. fountain
pen.
‘chuck
J. D. Doughty and 3.1! Sanford.
Winston. Massage appliance.
Ilonntain pen.
C. Rowland. New Milford, purple.
to double the burden which the bull. .
ness Is now called upon to bear, then .
tion of a company desirable or neces- ,
ecutlvc ofllcers of the insurance depart- .
speculation wherever such evils are to 1
today on the links of the Myopia Hunt '
est kind of golf, 72 holes of medal ,
in addition to the large num- -
Theron 8. Carroll Waterbury. drill
It. w. dorhsm. Seymoud. self filling
Cam. and make your selection and
at a room for the Motor before their
r?» all gone. Thor. are a few lino
onto left yet. Everything now and
up—togdlto. syto m hosted. hot and cold
avatar with ha. Prices Institute.
Con frat Halo!
Cor. Monroe? and hoodlum
.m. 30th Norwalk.
4 J. DISII'SA. Prop.
OFFICE CECOND FLOOR.
*.
I
SURETY BONDS
‘ of all Kinds,
APPLY TO
Jacob M. Lauton.
AETNA iNDPlMNI’I‘Y 00.. ,
South NOI‘WlIk.
is Railroad ”Place.
, Tel. 3
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
‘ , Funeral Director
2 . and assume.
In North Main or. use Nor-walk.
i Residence. I Washington Itrolt.
I . .Tolophono at houoo. flit-I
You May lie Surprised
how profitably you can invest 81.00
Der week in Endowment Life Insur:
‘ance in the Connecticut General Life
insurance Company, of Hartford.
Conn.
For particulars apply to
H. Fl ILD. Con. All,
UNITED IANK BUILDING,
:T‘olophono ass—s. Io. Nonnlk. or.
i '-
IIF m A LITTLE cHILLv m res
cvsmuo 'rus noon can
as MADE cesarean.
sLs wrru
I Gas—heater»
irr's CHEAPER, MAN“ AND
sAsIss son
Everybody
tun. Il’ l thallium.
Phone 68.
.. or next spring, It will pay you to buy
uovrrshfihfi? A
Charles E. n...
I-IAIIIMAIII.
In WASHINGTON IT.
Phone 14".
Blasting Sale
huldliaili'apers
Now Is the time to buy. It Is my
custom this time of the year to re-
duce the price of Gold Wall Papers
to cost In order to make room for new
goods that will soon be coming in.
If you need Wall Paper for this fall
now. Take advantage of this, and
save the regular profits that you will
have to pay In the spring.
Cloth Window Shades. with fringe,
25c. I .
i
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,” LAMPS,
ETC.
...-....-
WINDOW 8HADES AND PICTURE‘
FRAMES TO ORDER.
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PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING.
Telephone Connection.
L H. Decker,
87 WASHINGTON 81'”
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
“41.1905.
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
OTOVEB AND RANGES,
ILATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Ono and Steam Fitting.
on Fixtures, Metal Coiling. Ito.
Hav. you (can our stock of
mcnnosn assess;
'rna JONES a norcnxfss
COMPANY.
17 WALL eraser. noIIWALIc
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
_ PLUMBING.
STEAM.
HOT WATII.
IND i «ll
GAS FITTING. "7
Win. Sheet Iron, Capped
Ind line.
or
[a lamb min Itufl.
Telephone. 187-4;
TN.
liIIi IIIIIIIII BINK
, ”HT" NONWALK. DUNN.
‘ ORGANfill‘D II“:
regardless of his fitness for the post- .
tion he to to occupy liven when by. Jan. L Muller. New Canaan, gar- filII s '0 N mu" 'laooooo-ao
this system a conscientious person. menf. hangorr W 3 0w “my. "Will: 3100.000.”
though lacking In the requisite know» G. H. oldl. Mansfield. tubs “I ”a“. mm W0 .09
lodge and experience, still desirous of bending ins 'PHONT. ”1%, 9 4
doing his full duty Intelligently and C. A. Trodnieli. Bristol, Iolnt or un- “'1'.“ it III m
the" ‘3'?de 1“ i: In of?“ ”III. ”{er {shreds «torsion, Willlmantic In ”‘th Into uifld‘oWflTflt
cap a ncompc on s w om po - m. an . -
tical Feinargyonclu thrust upon him; sortiblc fitting for soil pipes. “WE AR SHOES I'M] f" “WI “VON”!
Equally unfortunate Is that state Chas. A. Bailey. Cromwell. primer. IDWINH " NA HI :0”.
1Intuition.selection “gill: uptzn gifted wing b "fury A. Bates, Middletown. thread a ”mum“
mse hasso coax ognsu rue. - ,.
who uses his gum for the advance: Henry B. Beach. Merlden. back for T." “I ’7‘.’ OM00. N. LAY'I'ONI Mo.
meat of nhis personal pgllthm nights fiend "SWIM" bnrhbfm and similar or. ‘! 6‘70}an
tons. of more re re ens etsn toes. saga. »
either of those II t at department Trade!“ re 0 :8 “in all". Hufim" ‘ H M "um,
which permits Itself to assume the Granville Brain‘s. New Milford. m. h Hi. film“ It "I “M“
role of guardian and udvo rather clean; NORWM-Kr 99'".- opt-honour . J II“ “will
than that of critic and Judge ith ruff their?" fl'l‘luishln 00.. New “nu“.
‘ arenas to the companies of Its cwli rods, marks: Lift wand ”103' mun." “(:00 g“ '00” '
state and regards as an affront and icaI'a ”flat and pronounces; print: op ALL: MONO! KID
examination made by of. meanest or sad wit m. .
“Will “'“I III “I“ 1‘?th ...‘I'Il‘t‘i’mv‘lm‘ don“t“.limaii " ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ' 2
rm ever-n oprncpso so a ' Irwin ~
trill“!!! thiémet; do “rim!!!“ mashed road vehicles; motor boats “TH...“ N“, "with: 4 4 .'
0 var this I a dial mm W- M.‘” a. 2. .f' _
gt mamfndfacfiminag sacral {'th Mfg 00.. Hartford. mid and IAIN ”I h I,‘ w, I! 4 , ' ' r I"
can War "Pitta“ a nth ”‘ .
that stipervlslng onloial fails thh p $3.me Mn ”for Medicine 00., Cl J.
, .. , “1,4,4 (homoft ”AF“
‘ a so. with or.
flout Look! Iooll
”nwnrts‘n no
,BTEA COD .....................100
For IIu September Colt
~p0n 'r roadst—
'5 250 a Box
I I“ i“
lilo Zoltfuss Martino:
so. noawALK.”
washers}: ..............qu
swouorisn.
nuns, 1n:
'BUT’I‘ERFIBH
fiERMAN CARP
......... ... 'ic
... Insole-poolslolll
Insulator-aolpoovslo 00
................. 8c.
FLUKES AND FLATFISH........ 7c
USOXT 034135 FRIDAY AND BATr
ALL OTHER KINDS OF FISH AT
REASONABLE PRICES.
THE PEOPLE'S rust-I Anp overall I
MARKET. . ,
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Strut Irldgo
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROBO. Prop.
South Nor-walk.
'9 Show"
Is a necessity of perfect Health and
oh essential element of Happiness;
To pi‘tvont sickness and enjoy tho
comforts of life you should equip y as
sicopln apartment or dressing on M-
bo‘ra wth a snowy white, one-place
“Standard" Pordcia n Enlmblod Lava-
tory and have running hot and cold
winter as desired at your touch.
We hav. samples In our showroom
and will gladly quote you prices.
Horace R. Nash,
BONNER MAIN AND WIUT "0.:
death Norwalk. Conn: '
HOTEL VICTORIA
CORNER RAILROAD AVINUI AND
MONROE ITIIIIT. 2 “
lowly furnished through about. on
cfmflortcblo and up to-dsto hotel In I
Electricity and nest In em
room. Baths In connection. Pm
foot mutation loom accused!
:3?ng Alwm comfortable “I
Cafo naming full ,
Merrill and Oondlt'l “'3'”. 11qu I
'r. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
reunions cALu. soc—s.
Paper.
Our stock of new goods just III
is a little larger than over hetero.
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You know '
we do the work in the very best
'mnfleh I .t :I ,:I ”and
We have taken a good many
contracts for house painting and
‘will be glad to submit figures for »
Your work: . tin-NM .
We try to carry In stock every-
thing you need for the decoration
of your house inside or out. ......
E. E.
Gar-ham
TILIPHONI s64
to visor or.
rat Jerri”! “a. ML ,2”' '
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