Evening sentinel, Monday, October 9, 1905 · page 6

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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of the continenaliottor x u bu
blond on the bridge In front of t
chop of Wilton R. Gilbert. item f r

 

 

Ihouidvho II n g; o rl u on
evidence of 30:: ”it? ‘ w for ,

Mr. and M
spent yesterday .1: Appeals.

lull. Behions’ rises barn has been
completed by Contractor Barry W.
Mather. » . ‘ '

Mr. and‘ Mrs. ‘Zimmerman and
daughter Helen of Bridgeport. WSW
the guests of r,
Partrlck yesterday.

Th0 evening service of the East
News Methodist Church. commenced
“l‘ 7 ‘yesterday instead of at 7:30 as
durl'.ig the summon.

The annual conference of the Ad-
vent denomination will be in session
at Wuilingford tomorrow. Quite a
number will attend from this place.

John Darrow. who has been in the
employ of the Connecticut Railway
and Lighting Company for many
Years. ,hac severed his connection with
that company.

Mrs. Richard Bland left this morn-
ing for Lawrence, Mass, where her
mother resides. Mrs. Bland reoeivod
word yesterday that her niother is
seriously ill.

Albert Bouton, who is on the Unit-
ed States cruiser lllln is, has returned
to his ship after a two vc hours' leave
of absence, which he spent at his
home In Van Zandt street.

The meeting of the Loyal Workcrs'
Society at the ‘Advent Christian
Church yesterday was a very Inter-
esting one. It was under the leader-
ship of Louis 'Groeschner.

"The Christian’s Trials and
Triumphs" was the subject of a wry
interesting meeting of the Epwortli
League of the East Avenue Methodist
Church yesterday. Miss Jessie Mor
gen acted as leader.

 

Weekly bulletin of East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church: Tues

day. 7:45 p. m., class meeting and
probationers’ meeting; cottage meet-
ing at Henry Seymour's, 59 Winfield
street. Wednesday morning. Ladies‘
.Aid will meet to saw all day. Thurs
(lay. 7:45 p. in., church prayer meet
ing. Friday. 7:45 p. in, Junior Band.

Mr. and Mrs. William Shaffer, of
Stamford. who were the recent guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Adclberl S l’ui‘irlck,
of South Osborn avenue, uill start
for Ohio on Tuesday, where tlicy will
mmain permanently. Mr. ‘n'han'cr.
who has for several years past been
employed as electrician for tho Stum-
ford Street Railway, intends in en
gage in the farming busincss in Ohio.

R wav'ron.

Agents for The Evening Sentinel, I
IRowoyton. are Frederick Lockwoo ,
Elwood Broadway and Gil-rice Petty.
Order: sent to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.

 

 

 

Miss Julie Buislay is visiting
New York for a few days.

Joseph Provost, of Stamford, is a
frequent. visitor in town.

Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Horton are home
from a visit in Canada.

Mrs. Louise Vincent. who has been
seriously ii]. is slowly recovering.

A number of Rowayton people vls<
lied the Danbury fair. last week.

Walter Price, of Rocliester.,N. Y..
is the guest. of Captain Hevelon Row-
land. of Rowaylon. today.

Bluefish are reported as biting quite
freely in the river the last few days.
and a number of good catches is re-
pori (‘l l. .

Miss Ethel Potty, of Mount Vernon,
New York. Hpcui Sunday with licr par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. l. E. l’etty. on the
West Sirict

Captain Willinni I. Stcvcns has had
some of his oyster slcaiiicrs equipped
with new iiinchincry iii the‘ Automatic
Machine. Company‘s plant. in liridgo-
port.

Mrs, A. 1). Ward, of Contentment
Island. has gone away with her broth-
cr. Charles Francis leIII, of Straw-
berry I-illl. Stamford, for the benefit.
of his health.

Williiini Morun has moved from tho
(lrificn shop. and it is now to rent
with all fixtures. Mr. (lrlilln had ill
give up the business some time ago
on account of ill health. which was
deeply regretted by his many friends.

Harry E. Griswold. the accomplish-
ed and favorite violinist iii The. Nor-
wulks, has been engaged to play at
the. Hose Company fair, and entertain-
ment. to be held in their new building
next Friday and Saturday cvonlugs.
Octobcr in and 14. ltuasuli Griswold
will be the accompanist.

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TUBE ROOI FLOUR. 68¢ BAG: PER

BBL. 15.40.

PlLLOIURY'Ct JONEO’ AND GOLD
MEDAL. 760 BAG: PER BIL, 85.96.

Robert smith.
Phone 2514. ' Rewoyton; Conn.

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save out of your business failure?"
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St. Luke’s Church, Noroton, will cei-
ebrute its 50th anniversary, October

Constable Hanford Smith, of Darlen
was a visitor in South Norwalk this
morning.

Mrs. George Oberlander has rented
her home to Mr. Atwater and family
of Newport.

Mrs. Henry Selleck is having plans
drawn for cottages to be erected at
Rose Terrace, Maple avenue.

F. B. Chadderton, of Dorian. expects
to issue soon a historical booklet of
Dorian, which will illso give many in-
teresting views of the town.

Spencer P. Shoiter. of Savannah
Ga. has bought of Anson Phelps
Stokes a part of the great Shadow
Brook estate, comprising . the , mansion
and 200 acres of land. The price paid
was $250.000. The mansion occupies
one “of the handsomest sites in the
Berkshires, overlooking Stockbrldgc
Bowl and the mountains to the south.
1!. was built by Mr. Stokes in 1895 at
a cost of nearly 32.000.000. The house
has ninety-seven rooms and is one o.‘
the finest country homes in America.
Mr. Stokes recently completed a
handsome residence on Colleudar't
Point. ,

WESTPORT.

Agentofor the Evening. Sentinel. in
Weltport, are 8. Dlglovannl and Wm.
E. Naoh. Orders sent to cltherpf the
above will receive prompt attention.

 

Miss Bertha Allen has been visiting
friends in Bridgeport.

Mrs. Pinkerton. of New York. spent
the day here. Wednesday.

Ralph Allen look in the Danbury
hair the early part of last week.

Joseph Haal spent yesterday
New York. on business.

Mrs. Walter Price. of Brooklyn, N.
Y.. is visiting rclniivcs hcre.

Rev. A. M. Lewis. of Montpelier,
Vt, has been visiting in town.
Rev. J. H, Carroll, of 'i‘orrlnaion.
has been the guest of Dr. J. H. Mc-
Ardlc.
Hurry Sherwood was in Bridgeport
yesterday on business at the county
court house.
Robert (innit and wife have return-
ed home from u brief visit in New
York. ' ,
Tho .I, ll. Morris properly at the
Ildach has been improved bya coat of
paint.
There was a. number from this
place who went on the excursion to
the. Berkshires today.
It is announced ihnl .I, S. (lrcgory
is to lcnve here for California the lat.
torpart of this month.
Lucius Fanning and family have
taken possession of the Driscoll cot-
tage on King street.
Mrs. Walter Crossmun entertained
a number of friends recently with
whisl. After the games a tea was
served. ‘
The Current Events club is to re.
slime sessions for the season. on
Thursday evening next. ill the home
of Mrs. Noll Mitchell.
Sheriff Keiiipcr's boom for sclcci
man on the Republican ticket got
about as far as many supposed it
would. and that wasn‘t to the poliil
of consideration by tho caucus.
Thanks to the activity of some of
our representative people and tho rc-
ceiit performance of “Piiiaforo.” for
the benefit. of flit" reading room, about
100 new books have been added to
the lisl.

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NEW CANAAN.

Al the residence of Mrs. Sarah
Drummond. i’nrk street. Thursday, at
3:30 p. m., Miss Muy Drummond was
united in marriage to Dr. Thomas
’l‘unncy. The ceremony was perform-
ed by Rev. Dr. J. Howard lioyt. of the
Congregational Church. Only tlic im-
mediate relatives and lricnds of the
family were In attendance. The bridal
couple were unattended and ontercd
the parlor to the conventional strains
of Mendelssohn played by Prof. Frank
W. Nichols, of Stamford. The bride
was prcttily gowncd in an elaborate
creation of white silk mull. with lace
trimmings. and wore a tulle veil
caught with sprays of lilies of the val
Icy. She carried a bouquet of bride'iI
moon and Iillcn of the valley. The
nuptial event was followed by the us
uni uiioworof rice and confetti. 'l‘hoy
icfi at .5 o’clock for. a.wcek‘e tour
'i'iio house was prcttlly decorated with
palms. ground pinconnd rod and while
dahlias. W. -F. DcKlyn, of Norwalk.
provided thocatering. The presents
included costly and-beautiful pieces of
cut glass and silver. Ono beautiful
not of silver was presented by mem-
bers of the Congregational Church In
appreciation of melting and lintirlnif
service of the bride as a member of
the choir and: in other church inat-
tors. A reception will be held upon
their return, next, Thursday afternoon
from 3:30 until 6:80. when a large
number of friends will altond. Dr.
Tunney, in a recent graduate of the
Baltimore Dental College and is very

 

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Merchant Sent Up For six

\l , Mental. '
i; Phlio Hubbolll‘o prosperous "lohlci
lag Dobbins! man. was. lap week a n-
tencon to .six months in loll; for t a
plenum ffence of chicken stealing.'by‘
Judge '1‘ ayer in the orlmnlal super.
ior oOurt.‘ .

Iiubbell’ls‘a tall. well built man, as-
ed 44 years. ,Wllolooks like a well-id.
do merchail- He cdmitte
however, havins,.‘stelea 2 , chicken»
fromDanb Monsanto Week's
torney Che 0a W. Mann, his
grade 9. veryiitron

la client. butlbe agitate attorney said.
the man. should be iven a substantlc‘ ’
sentence. and that he
at the game. , , .

Hubboll. it was explained to the
court. made a practice of going-around
with another man in ti team. and of
stopping at chicken houles along their
route. and stealing whatever they
could. Chickons were found in his
possession which were positively iden-
tified by the owners, and which could
be produced in court.

It seems that a man named Bene-
dict. said to be very well connected
in Danbury. was Hubbeli's associate.
There are some very queer circum-
stance. connected With the two. Hub-
hell having at first confessed that
Benedict was his accomplce. When
Benedict was arrested something of a
’urorc was created. , Hubbell, at Ben-
‘dlcl'n hearing in the lower court,
lenled that the man was his honour
ilicc. and he was released. Benedict,
has since then disappeared and now
Hubbeil again admits Benedict went
with him on his marauding oxpedl»
~ one. . . ,

There is considerably more back of
be case than appears on the surface.
ind the state's attorney was evidently
dad that Huhbeil will be kept in jail
for a while. It is said that there have
ieen a number of detectives watch-
‘iig Hubbell since he was arrested
ind that he is suspected of implica-
ion in a very serious crime, the mys-
low of which created a sensation
hroughout the slate about a year ago.

Attorney Mann did his best to get
‘ho prisoner off with a line.~ but the
widence against. him was too strong.
\lr. Mann created a smile throughout
'he Court room when he said. "Mr.
Liubbell is the only support of two
lestituto parents. who are 80 years
ild apiece. and who are now probably
lilo years old in grief.”

He also eloquently described Hub.
‘iell as having never before been ar-
ested for any offence. “He has fol-
‘owd an honest vocation in Danbury
‘or the past 36 years." said Mr. Mann.

“What is his business?" asked the
'Olll't. .

"I don't know." said Mr. Mann.
somewhat taken back, "I think bc
worked In a shop.”

The court believed that Mr. Hub-
‘icil's dostitulc parents would suffer
IS much if they were forced in pay n
ion in their son's case. as they would
‘f he were sent to jail. and since the
Nate's attorney recommended no len-
cncy in the case. he sentenced Hub-
')oll to six months.

Two young pullots, chaporoncd by
in old hcu. which have been kept in :1
oil lllillll.‘ basement of the court
louse as witnesses against l-lubhcil.
Vere rclcnscd from custody yesterday.
vlthout having been called upon to
:ive their testimony. During their
lay they have furnished a number
if strictly fresh eggs to Court Mes-
:ongcr Evans, in payment for the at-
cntlon and food he. has given them.

~‘Tlsn‘t safe to be a day without
)r. Thomas‘ Ecleclrlc Oil in the
muse. Never can tell what moment
an accident is going to happen.

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VALUE OF NEW ARCANUM RATES

 

Abb Landic Talks to Members in
‘ Providence. R. l.

PROVIDENCE. R. L. October ll.~~
A public meeting of the [loyal Arcun'
uni members in this city and vicinity
you held last week at Young men's
Jhrlsilan association hall. at which
be new rates ware explained by . ob
lentils of Nashville, Tenn. Mr. lamdls
rho Is all actuary of extensive exper-
snoe in ihc reudiusling of fraternal
insurance,I rates. demonstrated plainly
and clearly the whys and the whore.-
forel of the recent change in the Roy-
al Arcanum rates. which has caused
so extensive a protest among the
vnembcrs of, the organization. and by
liagrams and illustrations on the
board. brought the knotted threads
iut of the tangle. straightening them
'n the manner necessary for the com-
olote understanding of the. matter.
licfore he began Mr. bundle called up.
on the audience to submit questions in
him which he said he Would answer in
ilio course of his remarks. The priv-
loge was quickly responded to by sev-
eral of the members of this city and.
the question covered a wide range of
nubicci matter under ihc general head
of the changes in the rates Henry
Gram, who has been one of thc loud-
ll‘li in ibis uinlc against the accent
mum of flip new rules. made many in-
‘|llll'lt‘n.

Mr. Inimlls declared that. tho fraier~
nul societies are the insurance aocio~
lieu of the future. Regarding inc
change in rates and the questions as
to the legality of the notion of the
supreme council. the speaker quoted
several state supreme court cases
wherein the decision on similar quest
lions had been for the moieties. The
apparent “discrimination against thn
old man which has created the in-
letter- fooling against the mouse. was
explained as being due to a mistake
.mado hyn clot-lilo the oillce. of the
supreme secretary. and the speaker
noted the correction that had been
made in the report by which the error
was straightened out. He described
the work of the making of mortality
and mic inhibit. and declared that
they were constructed on a scientific
basis following nature‘s lawn, anu
were in consentienco without defect,
being mathematically corrcrl. HP
showed the Inequality in the old rules.

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' creasing death rate that accompanies
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g time Imam.
rs to advanced Will's. a condition

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:fraternni organ lion at the age
Quotient so young, o, id. By the
, ,g a young man
pm to or small. surplus, in said,

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. unique; at al time the current
of heat cornea in direct. contact
with a part. of the tank and
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and this carries him up to the his ex-
pectancy, the accumulation for a term
of. years. being sufficient to make up
his deficiency that must occur lntc‘
in his life, He advocated a fraternal
mm to be drawn upon by each coun-
sel to carry their old members. who
.II‘O unable to shoulder the increased
rates, and stated that in
that way true fruicrnal feeling was to.
be shown. He urged all in closing to
forgot the inherent selfishness of hu‘
nanily and to work for the general
tenure of the society instead of each
.ioldlng out for himself.

CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY.

This is ii medicine of great. worth
ind merit. Try It when you have a
'ough or cold and you are certain to
ie pleased with the quick relief which
it affords. It is pleasant to take and
can always be depended upon. For
:ale by Stillson-Powell Corporation,
illlfford Pharmacy, Zeltfuss Phar-
macy. "

 

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.COSSACK POLICEMEN WERE
KILLED.

 

 

Serious Disorders Have Taken Place
at Moscow. But Matters Are
More Quiet.

ST. PE’I‘ERSBURG, October 9.—
lencrnl Trcpoff. assistant minister of
he Interior, has been Informed by
clcplionc from Moscow that no ser-
ous disorders occurred there last
'ilghl. and that the situation was
dighlly more reassuring this morning.
ilul the. strike is spreading and tho
iuthoritlcs cvidcuily are very appro-
‘ionsivc. They are hopeful. howcvciv
hat the Si, Pcicrsburg workmen will

let be affected.

A serious development at Moscow
today was an attempt, to interrupt
‘ailrond comiuunlcatimi. Tho rails
.vcrc lumpcred with a short distance
‘roni Moscow, causing the. derailment
if a train, but there were no casual-
livs. . ‘

The ministry of the interior admits
that three cossnck policemen were
killed yesterday. bill has no confirm-
illou or a dispatch rcccivcd by the
Russ from Moscow saying that eight
bakers were killed in un nffruy at a
bakery, and are incline. to question
its accuracy, saying that their advi-
.~cs do not. mention such an event and
pointing oiil lliat. it is hardly possible
for troops firing vollcys from a nar-
row street to iuiurc strikers stoning
them from fourlh story window.

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SUICIDE IN A HARTFORD HOTEL.

HARTFORD. October 9.---A man
who registered in our 'of the smaller
liolcls Saturday night as A. Guslup-
shoy, was found dead this iiiornin in
bed, death being ifllIlbi'ii by inhaing
one. He was about 21 years old and it
is bcliovcd was a stranger in this cl-
ly. There were no letters or papers
in his pockets.

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DAVID 'W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
and Elohim.

it N'flh Main 0t. loath NOMII‘.
Ruldonoo. I Wuhlnltcn’ m
Telephone at lieu-o. 11+!

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At. 0 short calendarsesslon of the
civil superior court, last week, Judge
(Morse W. Wheeler presiding, cases
were assigned for trial next week. The
only case put down for Tuesday was
the action brought by Patrick J. Bren:
nap, the restaurant keeper. who for-
merly kept on Conn a street. Bridge

Bridgeport. There is every reason to
believe the case will furnish business.
and If lt,,does some rather unusual 1
tfliurcp’lwill be brought out in the
evidence. ‘

occupied by Mr. Brennan was gutted
by fire. No attempt was made to re-

was sold to other parties.

his interests and so he. asks 310.000
damages. His counsel are Chamber.
lain & Hull. Mr. Chamberlain said he
expected to be ready With the case
Tuesday morning. Show a Nichol-

 
 

gradients in the-package. Add
nillk,briug.toaboil. oool‘and serve. ‘ iv:

Stirawlierry and Orange. 100., All grocers.

It will be recalled that the build “8‘ OOUNT INOUYE'O GRADEN PARTY‘ .,
b lid «1 Inouye will glva a garden party‘ to~'
" It and the has“ 0' tlfirggrélpnnorgow, October 10. at; his artistic
n l i . . . . res cncedu honor of Fl. ll. Harrimnu,
an, o a me that, this was territory. to president of the
Railroad.
slou will include the leading society
people and business men of the city.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

You and thousands Mother! noticed Excouont cough cures .

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“goat . on. today Gray’s Honey of White Pine......25o
‘ ‘ " ”f Red Spruce Glim........ ..... ””3356
White lilac aiid._'l‘ai‘............”25h

. Baby Cough Syrup,.....'.........25c ‘

Comp. Syrup of HypophosphlteaL'.

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EUROPEAN PLAN.

Our room: a special feature.
and Electric Light; throughout.

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son represent Mr. Sanford. .
Other assignments for the week are
as follows: ‘
Wednesday, Oct. ll.—~Danlel Han-
raliiin, executor. against. Moses Blrn-
haum against the Connecticut Rall-
way and Lighting Company.
Thursday, Oct. 12.~Andrew Sci“
leck vs. .I. Arthur Pinneo, Henry Lee
administrator, vs. New York. New Ha-
ven and Hartford Railroad Company.

FOR ALL KINDS OF FILES.
To draw the fire out of a burn. heal
a out without leaving a scar. or to cure
bolls, sores, teller. eczema and all skin
and scalp diseases, use lleWitt’s Witch
Hazel Salve. A specific for blind,
bleeding. itching and protruding piles.
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lie'Ilaie Just Received

OUR FALL SUPPLY OF

Portable Lamps
$2 to' $15

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TRANSACTO A GENERAL BANKING
BUOINEBO.
CAPITAL
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SURPLUO, AND PROFITS
nuisance

EDWIN I-I. MATHEWOON, Prop.
JOHN H. KNAPP, VlcovPNo.
JAOOI M. LAYTON, Cashier.

DIRECTOM. .
IE. H. Moihovmn Henry onmur
John H. Knapp lomuol Grumman *
dollar ILMIrvln J. Wollm Mervin
christian Byron: John H. Light.

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Com ind mk- ‘your coloration and
not I room for the winter before they
are all gone. Time on a few fine
room loft yet. Everything new and "
up-io-dato. om heated. hot and cold
water with , tin, Prion moderate.

comma“!

cor. mom; "unrepentant
sung’QQIQ; "Wi’ko

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Gold Wall Papers.

custom this time of the year to re-
duce the price of Gold Wall Papers

goods llint will soon be coming in.
or next spring, it will pay you to buy
now. Take advantage of this. and

save the regular profits that you will
have to pay in the spring.

25c.

CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, LAMPS,

WINDOW SHADES AND PICTURE

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cry room heated.

RATES REASONABLE. ~
Finely stocked cm In, connection.
A full line of Acknr, Merrill accen-
dlt 00.5 celebrated Wines, Liquors and
Cigars always on hand. '

T. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor."

 

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Meal Chopper . v

. uncarisn ........ ..............12c

‘ WEAKFISH ...... ...... ice

WHEN I” NEED HADDOCK 7c
BOSTON owns 70

or If MACHINE.

mnnently. ‘Gct the genuine. Sold EELS ................ ..... life
by The Clifford Pharmacy. " AT STEAK .COD 10:
p .. ‘ «'5»: H wuonn SALMON . ......... ......1lic .
Efifivfiw'émufiills ‘ SLICED SALMON ....... 110
Y % ' ‘ I All other kinds of Fresh Fish at
'téfiggélgfinfigfll' 1? Charles El now 5 reasonable prices. ‘
a . ‘ maul born. oodles THBPEOPLE'S FISH AND 0 TE
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MARKET.

Old Salvation Army Building.
Ealt End of Washington Street Bridge

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South Norwalk.

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If you need Wall Paper for this fall .. . annuity of ”may Health an.‘

an essential element of Happinen.

To prevent sickness and enjoy the

comforts of life you should equip-your,

sleeping apartment or droning chaos .
hero with a snowy white. one-piece,
"Standard" Porcelain Enameled Loves

tory and have running hot and cold

water at desired at your touch.

We hav- nmplec in our Ihowfoom

and will gladly quote you prlccc.

Horace R. Nash,

council MAIN AND weer m.
louth Norwalk, cons.

Wall
Paper.

Our stock of new goods just in
is a little larger than ever before.

 

 

 

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87 WASHINGTON 81'"
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buy nice goods here. You know
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contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures for.

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thinpyou need for the decoration
of your house incident out.

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