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Rev. F. 8.1 Aint'worth preached at
Stony Creek yesterday.
Mrs Gocdfeilow. of New York, Is
vialtlhz trippddi'o this pines. 4
The tug 'D S. A‘i‘hott, of New York
was in the harbour. this motions.
1 Mr. Law. of Bridgeport. has taken
. : a position at the Rudei Oyster Com-
1 pany's plant. .
4 There was a. very large attendance
1 of Loyal Workers In the Advent
. ‘ Christian Church. last Werening
3 Vincenzo Danielle has purchased the
1 shoe cobbiing shop forlheriy conduct
2 ed by the late William Gilbert.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Brown, of 201 Dix-
well avenue, ‘New Haven, have return-
ed lfrom a pleasant visit In East Nor
wa it
There will be especial prayer sen
vice in the» parlor of the Advent
Church lumen-ow evening. All are in
vited ‘
Harrie Morehous'c, of Greenwich
formerly of blast N'orwaik has been
spending the past few days with
friends in Smith Norwaik. ‘
ContractorLeslie Gamble has prac-
tically completed the repairs to the
hull of his boat and will soon put the
house in plat-40. and get the engines
installed. 1
"The Life of Victory" was the sub-
Ject of a most interesting meeting of
the Loyal Workers' Society at the Ad-
vent Christian Church last evening.
Miss Lillian Walsh acted as leader.
There will be “do evangelistic ser-
vice in the Advent Church on Thurs-
day evening. The leader will be Rev.
J. W. Darts. captain Terry. of the
Salvation Army, will also be present.
Captain and Mrs. Peter Decker ar-
rived home last, night from Lee Angel-
ea. California. where they have been
for some time. They were absent
from their home here just six months
to n day
The meeting of the Epworth League
at the East" Avenue Methodist Church
yesterday, proved to be a very helpful
and inspiring one it was in the na
lure of a temperance meeting and the
subject was "The Dangers of indul-
gence:" George Reynolds acted as
leader. .
Rev J. W. Davis preached a very
able and helpful- sermon last evening
in the Advent‘Christian Church to
quite a large congregation. The ser-
mon.,was..not oniysprnntlcalmut very
highly appreciated. An after service
was also held, and. several came for-
ward for prayers. .Mr. Davis on Sun-
day next, will commence a series of
sermons which promises not only to
be very Interesting but helpful. All
should .hear them. i
Weekly bulletin of the East Avenue
Methodist Church; .Tuesday, no class
meeting, but a union evangelistic ser-
vice in the NorwaikiMethodist Church-
which all are urged to attend. Wed-
neseday. Ladles‘ Aid work meeting.
all day: annual election of officers at
2 .30 p. n1. Thursday, prayer meeting
at 7: 45. Friday..l lor Band at 7. to.
Next Sunday ”the v. Dr. Gurney, of
New Umtali South Africa, will speak
on Africa at 10: 30: at 7 p ,a_bun-
tired pictures of African miss ’ ~
will be shown.
.——.
ROWAYTON.
Agents for The Tvonlnfi Sentinel. In
Nowayton. ll‘l Frederic Lockwood.
Elwood Broadway and coat-III Potty.
Orders not to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.
Charles Rice
Sunday with 1d,;
tip on the West‘SI
Frank Russ the shoemaker who has
occupied living quarters In his shop in
ltowayton avenue for the past year,
has moved to Alex.‘ltaymond' a house.
1 Preston Hart ”Went to New York
1 city today, to View the American and
1 British wai vessels at anchor there.‘
i and will also enjoy himself In other
ways
i Mi. and Mrs George H. Traeudiy
‘ and son, who have been residents
here for several mars. left last weelt
for Brooklyn. where‘ they will reside
in the future. They leave many
friends In out piece. and their depar-
ture is univernain regretted
I lb acupuncturist
1:11
Bridgeport, spent
lid Ml‘ll Johit Shif-
RobontSmlth
Phone IV“. .. 4
“OMAHA. AND TH! MAN.
14:4 ohn4 4hov4e4r4bc alleges tg4dwell
n e s or I common-
place 1.3%
Who relies on his clothes to com 1
'l‘lu- esteem andtths notice of at err.
A fool In not militant may crate.
l
And be pitiful or revolting: 4
Clothes never he made I. man out.
But the loch of m Isn’t all ting.
74. 4 4 “81mm.
.414ilowam‘p.‘ Conn. ' "
Mr- and Mrs. Sanford Smith were
' visitors to town this morning.
A handsome new sign has been plan.
on in front of Street's cash mercy.
Miss Julia Bates spent Thursday In
Westport. visiting Mrs, George 4Dnr
row. 1
Work has been started on a frame
house for Mrs. Emma Sinuson. w.
M Hoyt Is the contractor. 4
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bates and Mr.
and Mrs. MeWIlIe Downs attended the
opening dance at: James Smith’s rosi-
dence. West Norwaik, Friday "evening.
*Pickles by the dosen or by the
bowel at Btrect‘e’Cash Grocery.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bates enter-
tained a few of their friends In honor
of Mrs Bates birthday anniversary.
Thursday evening. The attractibn of
the evening was bid euchre. which
was very exciting, being won by the
gentlemen. after which Miss Edna it‘ll-
Iow gave some very fine selections on
the piano; Harry mum and Fred
Emerson sang a duet, “Yankee Doodle
Dandy." In their cnairnllng manner.
At the close of the evening refresh-
ments were served. Among the guests
of the evening were Mr. and Mrs An
drew Herman Miss Julia Bates, Harry
Filiow Fred thereon. Miss ls‘dnu Fit
low. M1143. Charles Emerson.
._......._..._..._.._. ,1
~‘l’he little folks love Dr Woods
Norway Pins ru’p. Pleasant to take:
perfectly harmless Positive for
coughs colds, bronchitis, asthma.
W.
was'rpoar‘
Agents for th. Evening aontihol. In
WIItport, are 8. Claimant and Wm.
E. Nun. Orders sent to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
Harry Sherwood made a business
trip to Bridgeport, yesterday.
Out of town guests are being enter-
tained by Mr. and Mrs. J. (1. Hyatt.
It In said that rents on North Main
street so far as stores are concerned.
are going up.
Mrs. Clara Hatch returned home to
Newark. N. J., Friday. after a visit
with friends‘at the Farms.
Miss Charlotte Gray Is home from a
pltal where she had been a patient.
Miss Mildred Bedford has returned
home to Brooklyn after an extended
visit here with her friend, Miss C. ill.
Hinges.
Charles Mills, of Straiford. came
here Thursday to pay his respects to
friends and also to supply himself
with clams from. the Fumes section.
It begins to, W now as though the
Work on the rhllrocd improvements
was nearing an end and In the near
future that we will be back [0 the old
stand.
The “Bar approach of the holiday
season inspires the merchants with
renewed activity Prospeiily is the cry
and money is plenty But one sluplc
celery appears to be high and the
scarcity‘bf that will made it. as rare
and costly “strawberries I11 January
s.—
NEW CANAAN.
Plans have been made by Architects
Rosslter & Wright. 95 Liberty street,
New York. for a stable to be erected
at the new residence for Charles B.
k Merrill. upon which work has just
been started.
structure with
It will be a modem
the 1111qu improve-
hss gone to
njamin Brit-
menta.
WEST NORWALK.
Mr. Brodelin Is improving his resi-
den .e by a coat. of paint.
av. R. F.4Hu1nphrics will hold ser-
vice In the Union Chapel, next Sunday
at 3 p. m. _
Miss Lillian Hamilton has returned
home.s,.‘fter spending several weeks
In New‘York city.
Miss Sarah Hammer};
visit her sister. Mrs e
ton, of Keyport, N, J.
Miss Croce Sammie has returned
home to Greenfield Hill. after spend-
ing a. few da are with her sister. Mrs.
Stephen Burt
Mr. Ripple. the school teacher. has
changed his boarding place to Mrs.
Briggerman‘s. F'Ilrfield avenue. South
Norwalk. for the winter, .
Mr. and Mrs James Smith gave an
opening dance at their home, Friday
evening. which was well attended and
enibyed by all. Prof. 'Shipmun. of
Cranbury. tarnished music for danc
lug. after which refreshments were
served.
ADVINTIIID LITTIRO.
falters addressed as follows. remain
walk, Conn. for the week ending San.
urdoy, Sept. 9th. 190:
'i‘. Benedict.‘
South Norwaiku.
Alfr. Dennison. moI Hanson Mr.
Sampler, 55 Bayview Ivonne W ll‘.
Kinney. W. ions, 28 Water street.
Os‘o. Marlowe. R.
balance, 4 Ann St. 11 1.
ldlll. 03M. P. M.
GreeItv— ~“i thought you laid that tel
low 811' hour was Is 1.11-4II41III444Word‘l“
Browh~—"That't win“: lI‘Id ‘
Greonubf‘woll.‘ lis‘1 to his Ibout a
basinsII transaction
wen i didn‘t II! his word
was any good. "u-Chim
"no you think Miss Jones and Mr.
Brown will marry?"
" o 4t44hsy'ito had I‘ with: out."
, didlt Milli.
"‘l‘iihy that has til1
gowntm the other
O
till it BrIdItl'IotI ”-
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t 1
anally News. ’
‘3 311444: very wayward. tickle creature.
,.,aa main tellers so am for i
‘h‘ ., opinion. 4111111113171 1133‘.“ _"
lengthy sojourn In the Norwaik hos- '
141.111.. 1111.11.11: regards woman
never milsrlodi' ho mum. Iftsr haw
lug “merited about the clement-I of
femininity. "Several years ago." he
proclaimed. "l happened to be in In-‘
other town engaged on a contract. and
while there i ran across 11 young we-
was but a girl, and It that time her
411art5nts were well fitted. She told me
that her husband had deserted her.
leaving her to work out for her living.
i didn‘t like to see her there. and i
better petition. Finally 1 tool: such I
liking, to her that I proposed maritime.
and she accepted me. agreeing to
.. marry me as soon as she could get a
diiorcc. She went to Springfield and
proposed to get the divorce there.
Every now and than she would send
me marked copies of papers contain
ing items regarding the progress of
her case. All the time i was sending
her money to support her there and
aid her In getting the case through.
Some time after i received I copy of
a Springfield paper with the account
of her divorce being granted She aslo
ed for a little more money to get her
wedding irousseau made. i sent. her
more money and‘she wrote me how
she was progressing with her trons
Ieau. "
"Well, did she get it finished?"
The bachelor paused to relight his
cigar.
"Yes she did. i received another
marked copy of a Springfield paper.
This time it contained the notice of
her marriage.”
“ilcr marriage?"
"Yes; the blankety. blank woman
had gone and married a conductor.
and here she had worked me for the
money to buy her wedding outfit and
get. her divorce." continued the Joplin
man, with a Iigh.~—Jopiln News.
Herald.
i
.1121 l .
Too Truo.‘
thin...
Dr. Squilis (pompouslyl-ui've ht'd
I great many grave cases in the past
We months.
Dr. Gripes (a:rl4val)- So Oriana.
the undertaker. tells me.
Fooled the Conductor.
"Somervliie!" yelled the conductor
of a train recently. "Go to h—” was
heard at the other end of the car.
One or two tillers were heard about
the car. Shortly after "Chelsea"
man whom I used to know working
In a hotel. L but hpown her when sits
Arranged with a friend to givoher I ,'
sum
4 Concerts is a harmless. subs
goric. Drops and Soothing
contains
A Southerner was t lling of an.old
COIUI‘UH man in his no hborliood who
first. joined the Episcopal church. then
the Methodist. and next the Baptist,
where he remained. Questioned as to
the. reason for his church travel he
rzesiponded
"Well sur. hits this way: Dc' Plsco
polls is gtunman. still but I couldn't
keep up wid re nnsworiu‘ geek in dey
church. Dc Mctbodis‘, day always
hoidin‘ Inquiry. meetin's, and i don't.
like too much lnquirin' into. But do
lsaptis‘ sub, dey ins' lip and are done
will hit. “
3444444
Coke
rt 13 uses Willi AS MUCH SAT
ISFACTION AND AT A
MUCH CHEAPER PRICE 4_
THAN4 COAL.
———_
THE HEAT. WHEN ALL DRAFTS
ARE open IS‘ INTENSE AND
WHEN IT is necessAav
sounded the voice through me door.,
he conductor joining in with the'
Human. “Go to h—" was again the'
response, and this last rationed the
conductor's ears
The official went through the sari
looking for a drunk. And so it con
tinned, as each station was announced
the same reply came, cursing a gen-
eral laugh by the passengers aboard‘
When Lynn was reached the cry of
“Lynn. Lynn." was nobanswered to
and the mystery remained unsolved.
AI the train came to a standstill, two
well dressed young ladies arose from
their seats. carrying a large orig. inl
h was peacefully costing the. slums
of I the disturbance—I poll p wrote-J
Salem News.
l
Scientific Ballot.
The famous old woman. .who lived In
a shoe,
And had so many children one didn’t
know what to do,
Attended, along with quite a 4fowl
‘others '
Similiarly troubled. I Congress of
Mothers, '
And hoard such a number of papers
there «1111.4
'i'hnt when Ills got borne her chillina‘
were dealt,
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t‘
Point in View.
Husband—Will" A hundred dioliarl
unclaimed In the postpones at Nor-|
l
1in.‘Oeorge Wit-i on pop?”
l
for an opera cloak? Why, It. in per-
fsctly ridiculous. my dear.
Wife—Yes. i know it is; but. you
look! you could 't afford an exp-s naive
one.-~Chiosgo IWI’.
‘ A‘ INN.
“isn't the eyelid I Iliade foil the
‘ You my Ion." ‘~
"And when I tn'In goes In a limp
store be landing“ shuts his no
quick doesn't 1111.4: ' '
"has. my my 1 I pull: down tilts
IllIdI.” 4--Yonirarl Sta-mush.
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"W. h “In.“
"Keep 11 our. «will .lip. my 1.. p"
i «In one of thdmrootors It the 4I4I art
am both wII "L”
..4‘
of I football game!“ ' -
“111.1111 lucky if i keep any llh It
wpliod the hero. Idjtl'htlng
rubber norIaguIrd.-YonitIrI St! has
1n
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TO used A FIRE
oven NIGHT, nu.
THE 310v:—
‘And Close it Tltiht”
YOUR FIRE WILL BE READY IN
THE MORNING.
M I
lint Il’i tiltilingii
Phone 68.
1an, YOIiMHdlie Not a
Comfortable Home.
why don't you have a comfortable
mun? Hosted by steam with hot and
cold water. bath and all the comforts
that. 11 man or a lady wants. Every
thing new and upon- -to-date. Room: by
[the day or Week. Prices moderate.
CENTRAL HOTEL.
Corner of Monaco and Chestnut Btu.
' J. DISISA, Prop.
-—-
M “Ma .....-4 an...
35 and 466 Qt.
Weakllsh, 10c lh.: Silver Frostniib.
11511111.. 25c; Striped
fi;Sltad 8c 1b.; IpInlIh Mackerel. the 111.:
Large Native Eels. 140 1b.: Whole Bal-
man. 101*. 1b.: White Halibut 120 1b.:
‘Steh‘lt God. 1011le Market God. is lit.
Fiatilah 70 1b.; 41.441119 Smelt. 1211 lb.:
Biacklilh 8o lb.
am. mans or. names man AT
announce anions. . ~
run PIOFLI’I MINI-1444A» oyorsn
i lv hlon Arm Iulioin.
[Intol‘hd‘flf' V’Idl'llilflillyl Ill-Int gridprm
«All Counterfeit» Institutions and “JIISMI- [nurture but
Experimental that We with and endanger “mind“ of1
Infants and Childhood-Experience against Experiment.
What?” is CASTORIA
Opium. Mo
substance. {image is its guarantee. It destroymWom
and alloys Feverishneso. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
(Jolie. It relieves Teething Troubles. cures Constipation
and Fistulency. It: assimilates the Food. regulates the
Stomach and Bowela. giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—Th0 Mother's Friend.
alumna 4 CASTORl A 4 Autumn
. / ,3“? the Signature of
The button Hale Always Bought
111‘; Use For Over 30 1- Years.
hummus-unnavm. Inventions.
'Blss. lilo 1b.. Small.
monotodmlve‘you 111111111.
clinic for Castor Oil. Paro-
yrupa. It is Pleasant. Ill
bins not other Narcotic
A colored undertaker recently was
requested to cutbuim the body of a
colored man. The wife of the deceas-
ed. asked what the cost would be. He
named his usual charge, to which she
quickly replied:
"I think that's too much."
“But it is the regular fee,"
ed the undertaker.
"That may be,” assented the widow,
“but this ain't a regular corpse. My
husband had a (wooden leg."
5:11.13
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4ld metallic horn. mus
moth r. ‘!cruoi
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.Iahl‘ '1!“ "to“ Ill-If
4|Id“lhllof rl.- loo. «law. by"
I-r- Math 10.000 Testimonials mm :1
WWI uior Chen-loll Ilr.
mun-a-
protest-
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nut Jeep a. mum:
nos-aorta.
ALI. INSURANCE. READ IITATI
MORTOAGIS. NOTARYr .TIAI
IOAT TICKETS,
PATENTS IICURED.
I IOUTI'LM’AIN ITRIIT.
T01. Call, SCI—I
.~._.._..__.__.
litre Your Plumbing Done Right
I desire to make It known that l have
opened a plumbing shop and will do
all kinds of plumbing. tin work, steam
and gas fitting.
AR THUR E. BENEDICT.
5 Monroe Street. South Norwaik.
0166111
‘ For
SURETY BONDS
of all Kinds.
APPLY TO
Jacob M. Laiiion.
AETNA lNDRMNITY CO‘..
5 Railroad Place. South Norwnlk.
Tot. 85—2.
onvrn wfru‘irltouo.
Fulton! Director
and Embailuor.
II Noun Main It. loath Norwallt.
Residence. I Washington Street.
'I’Ilaphono at house, 101-!
THE NEW
HOTEL vxcroiun
ONI‘. MINUTE FROM DEPOT
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our room I special feature.
ory room heats
NAT” REASONABLE.
Final
Clears always on hand.
'1‘. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
'I‘Ilophono Call, 89M.
it B I] Lapsules
A1 I. 0., CAPSULES;
4 and asked for a night's lodging. The
. livercd tilinsslf of quite a long tale of
4 custom this time of the year to re.
OII .
and lioctrio Lights throughout. liv-
Itoom Cafe In connection.
A ful line of Aokor, Mot-rill A Can. ‘
dlt Om colour-atoll Wines, Liquoro and
“fl-II
PROMPTEIT AND IAFIS‘I‘ DUNK: .
Thomas Leather-land, Saturday night.
police do not. allow drunken men free
access to the Smith street tramp
house and the applicant was locked up
on a charge of drunkenness.
This morning he was brought before
Judge Edward M. lockwo’od and de-
woc. He" dials barns wuioiiarles
Moore and at: his home was In New
flatten. Hill presence In no
Saturday night :he claimed, '11." due
to Hill fact that he was on his Way to
Mount Vernon. Acctp'dlng‘ to his own
statements, Moore was quite an Siem-
plury young man. 4
Judge Locll‘Wood looked the accused
over pretty thoroughly and said.
"seven dollars and costs " Moore
had just fortv cents and an a result
he will settle With the law's demands
by spending about eighteen days In
the Bridgeport county lull,
Moore told the court. that he had
chills and fever and that had been
the reason behind absorbed so much
intoxicating liquor Saturday as to
make him drunk, a. charge to which he
pleaded guilty. ‘
The Time Will Soon
Come
WHEN YOU WILL NEED A DOOR
MAT TO TAKE THE MI’D FROM
YOUR FEET. AND THE
NEW
RUBBER Mil
WILL DO l'l‘ BETTER THAN ANY
OTHER CALI. AND SEE THEN
Charles E. Dow’s
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET
Phone 167—2.
Clearing Sale
Now Is the time to buy. it is my
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
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.
Cloth Window Shades. with fringe,
250. i
\
cnooKenv, eLAsswAnE. LAMPS.
s-rc.
”-—
WINDOW SHADES AND PICTURE
FRAMES TO ORDER.
”——
PAINTINO AND PAPER HANGING.
4 Telephone Connection.
Liifluhu.
Ir wasuiueron s1".
ecu-m noawALK. court.
I9°5-
1847.
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
ITOVED AND RANGII
ILA‘I'I Ann rm noomio.
an and «um Fitting.
III Pistol-II. Metal Coiling, Ito.
HIV. you «In our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
17 WALL I'r414t4u4r. nonwout.
3 f
FRANK c.‘
VAN scor.
PLUMBING,
scam.
. ao'r WATER.
AND .
ens memo.
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Pond Zinc. »"
Tl-il IDX.
CAPT. CHAIM. DUCNOBI. Prop.
‘4 tooth Namath. ,- t -
I ”D. “A”. "to
PM ALL Dot-DD. HIADAOHIS, IN~ .
VLUINZA. NIUNALSIA, ETC... 2M4
Zeilfilss Plum.
S041 MMLK. ’4
W
5o South Main firm.
4..
' sinuous.
4 A; man, pretty well undcrihe lullw _1
5 once of liquor. stepped up to ()ilicer
sundown.
_ John H. Knapp
Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper ‘ '
.oul. of ‘31} ' Ml dint}
lieu the amt-1 cornea onet‘h willie old
thin ye‘ar affor your. Method. the witch:
family welcome 4_ .
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Willi“! (limit: "
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dill“) - ‘
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won ‘
more ‘
ModIl at
:ApprroAdW by rm Feed
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Non, lllot.
\ 1'11“ JIIMC Olli-
A clergyman who had accepted an
invitation to officials at Sunday servic
es In a neighboring town. entrusted
his new curate with the performance;
of his own duties. 4011 returning horn-1
he asked his wife whit she thought
of the curate’ s sermon.
'“It was the poorest- one I ever
heard." she replied 11170mptly~“uoth-
ing in it at all "
Later in the day the clergyman“
meeting his Cillllie. asked him how its
had got oh. ‘
“0b, very weil,‘4' was the reply. “i
didnt have time to prepare any/thins.
so I p414eached one of you: unused so.
mons , .,
lo I necessity of perfect Health and
In Illlntlll element of Happiness.
To provost sickness and enjoy the
comforts of life you should equip ya it
sleeping apartment or droning chanu
born with I snowy white. one-piece
"Standard" Porcelain Enomolod Lava- 4
tor and have running hot and said
we or so desired at your touch.
We hav. sampled in our showroom
and will gladly quote you prices.
Horace R. Nash.
oonnsn MAIN AND was? on...
’Ioth Moi-walk. Conny
Wall
Pa per.
Our stock of new: goods just in
is a little larger than over helm
‘ Wonderful how low you 17.1.1
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work lathe very best
manner. ‘ ‘ A
I
We have taken a good many
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures foo
your work.
1 ,1" .
We try to carry in stock every-
thing you need for, the decoration
of your house inside or out.
EB
"Lamond ”III-‘4
10 near or. I. nbnwALK.
mmmm
court-i NOBWALK, court.
rnAnsAcrs A GENERAL BANKING
ausmssa.
ertrAu»
$100,000.00
4 m. 4 44
Iuartus AND anal-ire
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