all”. on; A i was..." . . M. or it u .n pissed 'ilii i2: dirt?!“ “in front while Ilia!“ oi‘ Willlon B. Ollbli‘tii IMI for " ., . ll looted daily. ‘ 1' o ”the writer on in lM w . . . ”till 0 or ninth WNW“? .i- . Mite Jennie MW, j; 1‘ Jack. of New Elves, and casual Franklin Clock- merrlazevlomori‘owéofto . _ o'clock. The ceremony will be per- iortned at the newly furnished home cube prospectinmgrpom and bride in crow avenue. and will be witnesse by only the relatives and near friends of thepoptl'oetins parties. . I ' 'h‘all ‘mnle qudrtette and boil sit. at this: phobf‘ltlll be united'ill M in item lithium; in . M M poor, in the course of onto it» meats provided. by the Men's the Conventional Church. ill“. in turn bed in." » iiil count Bum audoo is. curtailment: by such . illnecomnnuleswoe't‘ho Par ‘ ‘ fill with the Chicago Lolly miter ‘ ore and ‘Dudloy Prescott. humorist of Bob- ton, and unreal, the musician. The «low price of mountain; makes it bow is for a very in .number or our nepooplodo‘uvol “themselves of the ”platinum derived from such a line class oi! entertainers. us this course nflordli.‘ ; . - aunt-amni- mun—- — Mwallrroa'r M r" A listening to ‘ ‘ ill“? M Mime the signature: of undue beonmodeunder his pu- oonol supervision since its tourney. “fibufimeibms 1mm “ . ' v‘ trifle with and endanger the health of n—llxperienee millet Experiment. nonwhieh linemen Allownoonotodoeeive yeah: this. and "Just-os-good" are but ESEiLlilPS. re to their M n' plumbing shop and will do. do or plumbing. tin work, steam is lilting. -» RTHUR s. RENEW". 6’46“”. Street. death Norwslk. N “w..- .... m .. .,.. ...- ....~.._.. 35 and 400 Qt. ‘ Weakiiiih. 106 ,ll).; Silver Froslllsh. 5 lbs. 25c; Striped Bass, 10c 1b.: Smull Shad, 8c 1b.; Spanish Mackerel, 129 lb.; wn marinara ' lr IS USED WITH A3 mucus”; lSFAGTlON sue AT A MUCH causes PRICE M THAN cost. . ‘ l w" l- i ——- titanium: THE HEAT, wnsu‘lstl. oeuvre , ARE OPEN Io mrsuoe AND ‘ ' ‘ , ‘ . l, . . 5 M", I I , WHEN IT is Noceeee‘nv l" "um . J . ‘ _ . V M M , p Large Nativenow Me in; Whole Sal- . l v. . \M , ~ .. .mm, Whatle-GASTORIA .. ~ Robert E. Morrison is'heving a vor- quarters, last alibi; The reports or F0 . Ire Mlliflvonnl a ll Wm. , , ‘ t . . f Steak Lo . 100 lb.;,Mnrket con. 70 lb.; ands. built-on his residence. The Methodist Ladies’ .Aid Society will hold an all day session tomorrow. The schooner Mary Brainerd cleared the officers. financial secretary. tress: urerend committees Were. submitted. The Ladies’ Auxiliary also save a re- port showing that 3210.11.11: been not- ted. by the fair recently held; Two new members, Hans (inner and David Mills. it. Nun. Orders sent to either oi the above will moire ore-not emotion. u. Thomas and wits entertained friends from firldgcport Sunday. Miss Eva Downs. of Bridxomrt. Cannot-in is is harmless gorlc. mops and Son and alloys Forerishness. M It cures Dial-that’s and Wind substitute tor Cosh: Oil. Pare- ‘ thing Syrups. It is" Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Ito m is its guarantee. It destroys Worm. . THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER MARKET. li‘lutlluh. c 11).; Large Smelt, 12c 1b.; Bluekflsh, 8o lb. ‘ ALL KINDS o‘r FRESH FISH AT REASONABLE mucus. oven NIGHT, FILL Tiles-revs.— “And Close ll Tichl’i were elected. and the fol-lowing'oil‘lcers this mornln wit u c r , one 5 h a so or 8‘ chosen: Foreman. E. w, Godfrey; for Long mm“. 3pm me ml of mt week with mm Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles. cures Constipation ‘ ow Salvation Army Building. vous FlRE WILL par. READY lN. and Flandeney. It assimilates the Food regulates the am End of Washington Street Bridge M... n ' . . . ti , , . » ' . The regular weekly class meeting gills:Zigglifiin‘aeslgwglaroremhunmi. i. "’8 m m" 5‘11““ wombat!“ Bowen. civics healthy and natural sleep. CAPT- CHARLES DUCROSS» Prov- THE Momma -' "i‘ r at the Methodist Church will be Coates; recording secretory, W. 0. Greens Farms section of town is be. “0 0W“ We Mother’s Friend. 8°"fl‘ ”WWW“ rm . l t . omitted this Week. The Sewing Circle of the East Ave. nuo Methodist Church will hold on election of olilccrs tomorrow evening. “4.... mew-w The Ladies' Auxiliary of Christ Church will meet on Wednesday after- noon. instead of Thursday, at the home- of Mrs. Henry Jlmmerson. of East Avenue. Miss Elsie Wicko. who has bccn véry ill at her home in Bulls Place, is sniping-strength slowly and Ibo trained nurse. Miss Donnell. has left her in charge or her sister, Mrs. Lop- pert. l " ' Captain 1. E. Terry, of the Salvation Army, will conducttbe services at the AdventChristinn Church, Thursday night. Professor William Muir will have charge of the music. The ser. vice will be evangelistic in character. ”_.__~. ”a--. Miss Clara. Ainswortb entertained her Sunday school class at her home in Cottage avenue. last evening. The time was spent in singing and games. Those present Were Misses Grace Flhscr, Georglannll Bouion. Eva Flags. Emma Moflctt. Ethel Voorhees and May Bebreus. Supper was served at a late hour. An iron moulder of generous propor- tions employed at the Colonial Foun- dry. and a driver of an express wagon, had a rather lively light last night, near Robertson's machine shop: They fought without molestation until both . were amply satisfied. Neither was seriously hurt. though both looked rather the worse for wear. John Thompson. of this place. has received his new launch and has the craii moored between the bridges. She is n trim craft with a Helm-glass top. Sho is titled with o. four-cycle eight- ilorse engine. She is a very able and powerful lookingrraii, hasqgood lines and appears like a boat which wolild make good weather in a seuwuy. She travels m. a good clip. Rev. James W. Davis has planned a series of sermons to be given at the Advent Christian Church on Sunday evenings. The first will delivered on November .19. the subject being "Christ the Pro-eminent Teacher"; the second November 26. on “Rosin-rec- tion"; the third, December 3, on ”The Hell of the Bible ks. Tradition or filter. out Misery”; the fourth, December ll), "Parable of the Rich Man and Las- arus." and the fifth. “December 17. "The Coming Kingdom." The sermons promise to be especially interesting and will no doubt draw large attend- ances. . cc...— ROWAYTON. Agents for Tboxlvoolng Sentinel, In Rowoyton. are Frederick Lockwood. Elwood Broadway hull Charlo- Petty. Orders sent to lily of the above will roooive prompt attention. Mrs. William Dolan. of ltoweyion, will entertain the Merry Twelve Whist Club, this afternoon. it was reported here this morning that tho theremomolor went down to silicon above MPH). This is ill» coldest of tile winter, k W Mrs. W. K. Aclleri. oi Sclluuhllcoko N. Y.. who has been visiting llor runny irluiida In Rowuyiou. will uluri for home tomorrow. , a... .0..- . -m... M». Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bryan and Mrs. G. W. tiryan were in New York. Soi- urday, viewing the warships and visit.- iu; other plumes of lilim'cill. Mrs. Rufus anrinstou. who bus the sympathy or many friend» In her no. movement. will leave the Oliver Cook place and reside with her parents. The contested w l of the estate or llenrioltu Smith. oi" woyton, was up for another hearing in the Probate Court yesterday. The cure has been running tor sever", months. (locus Raymond is making a num- iler of other chums about his pro ,perty on the Wool hide of Raymond street. A bill is being out down. and some grading done. iwhich he expects will imp-eye dietetic-mace of the lflnd. ‘ f ' 1) 3 .31, a The sloop Ruby. Captain Judson Williamson in commend. arrived yen hum hon island. where it went after I i of potatoes. Next «WCoptein Williamson still secure ‘ u loud of cabbage: null turnips, which o nylon. : ‘1in merit Joseph ii. Provost re turned from his ”pontoon alimony owning, or nights onion brishi . .He is better newlli dispose of to residents etc how. to Clark; financial secretary, E. H. Ev- ory: treasurer, Harry S. Bryan; stew- ard, George Stevens; assistant stew~ srd. John H. Broadway; trustee for three years. to succeed himself, Abram B. Cleverley; financial committee. George Stevens. Earle Thames and John H. Plunder: investigating com- mittee, Elbert 'l‘. Mun-ill, Charles A. 'l‘uck. Harvey S. Ackm'i, W. H. Grant and William A. Cushmun. .W Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Hl-mderson, or Rowsylon, sure a dinner li‘rldny laven- ing. to the undergraduate nurses of various New York and New Jersey hospitals and students of next year's medical classes. The drawing room 'and parlorwerc tastefully decorated with palms and red crosses. The ours. on and physicians were dressed in their professional gowns and present- ed a unique picture. A special our on the New York. New Haven and Hart- ford Railroad conveyed the guests to Rowayton. Supper was served to scv- enty«flvo guests. The favors were memorandum books bearing a red cross. Those present were (nurses and students) Ethel Bailey Keller. Sara Woodbridgo Nile. Gladys. Whar ton, Mary Howell, Grace Dane, Silva Howard. Laura Wells. Edith Faber. Sara Parks, lna Aldon. Adele Veda, Gertrude Grey. Annn Brown. .Alicc Turner, Lids Stewart, Marion Freo- msn, Thoreau Score. Lorma Hoyt, Ed- na Buckley. Mildred Dawson. Mabel Ford. Elsie Chopin. Alice Bennett, Louise King, lsubel Wilson: Robcr Bixby. Russell Doud, Alvoru Boena. Pedro Gsredn, Mclcin Miller, Harris Lawton. John lnrmun. Howard Woth. orbs]. Wallace Ford. Richard Layton. Randolph Booth. Nelson Barrett. Leo- nard Volncr. Mater Corbett. Cecil Wilson. Henry Bloom, Arthur Slov- ons, Morton Franklin, Ogden Merrill. Malcolm Duncan. Clinton illusion, Au. gust Johnson, lrving Bondy. Bradley Hubbard. Ralph Verliu. Dr. Roger leby and Miss Bailey Keller danced the colllllon, Specials. 3 lbs. Solis Grsokoro, 250 3 lbs. Milk Crookoro, 25c 3 10¢ pkgv. Crackers. 25:: 6 5c pkav. crackers. 25v. 2 lbs. Boot Mixed Cakes, 25c Robert—«Smith one». one, Rowoyton, Conn. DARIEN AND NOROTON. A ate for the Evening Sentinel. in Daron ore Arthur llvuvon. and Wei- looo . orer. Order- oont to either oi ll" above will receive prompt atten- n. o M— ‘ A routine meeting of the Boom of Selectmen was held yesterday. wmm-..» The Morrr’li‘on, of Dorian, hold a dance last evening in the town hall. and u very enjoynbic affair it proved. lilo. , . * '— llr. Harinng. of Now York. has as- sumed the practice of Dr. .l. w. livery, while Dr..Avary is away. on s sin momhs‘. European trip. ' 'l‘bc town" hi i recent molding up: pointed it cannot toe of six lo uncer- lnln regarding street. lights. The com lulitcc comprises Clarence Boll, Fred- crlok Weeks undvm. Cl. ii. News in addition to the three sclecimon. W The niailasomsnt of the Columbia Holol ill Union has been changed. (looms W. Leonard succeeding Course H. Biukclnsn. who bought out, the Bailey Interest a low yours nun. «Cider’appleo bought at Siroebsi's Darius Cider Mill, lflo e bushel. The tire hundred bucks recently do- nsled‘ to the button Library were from the iiorsrv of George P. bruit. Borne of the books are very choice and valuable volumes. A meeting of the Book Committee we held last even. in: to take action toxemia: the books. ii I: fireballs“ or isn well lute W ' at last goon completed. use one slui- ply of metal water-own loinui ll. a depth» of eighty tool. The well on the Ti iey it fly has not. yet meshed water. “ be boring spheroids has commenced Work on o well to be her- on on the property or Frederick W- W A number of the ladies in barlen echo. coming popular with the fishermen of Bridgeport, who seek luscious clams. Freed from contamination that effects more or less. the bivalves in roximity to a city, lot and appetlzing. t e fishers begin to appreciate the quality of clam that is to be roundup these waters and are after them: W‘WW‘.‘ The turkey problem is here and while there is likely to be no great dearth of them in the market the price' is a sticklcr. Present indications are. that‘ they won't be totalled short of thirty cents per pound and there is more than one who is about set on substituting the chicken for the gob- bier at the Thanksgiving dinner. i Already there is a faint rumor along legislative lines here and in connection with candidate for the next represents» tire is the name of Lewis P. Wake- mnn, first selectmnn. ‘Mr. Wakcmun won‘t need introduction to many at 1hr. state capitol. He Is One of the bent known politicians in Western Convoc- ticut and one with n large following of friends. . From the program mapped out by lllc Greens Farms Fennel-s. Club for the winter, there will doubtless be some weighty discussions and best of all they will tend toward a betterment of certain conditions here. it is on no- oepled fact that the organization while less than three years old. is the most; active, progressive and influential in town and to It alone are we to expect. and really lumellciai results. when judged on lines other than scold]. Al~ ready its influence has been loll in the. legislaluro. and it more tlluu discounts inedinscllvo and lnefliciont board of to c. mun—on. CRANBUR'I. Miss Bertie Van Hooseur in visiting relatives in Brooklyn. Captain Crawford and over Sunday in Now York. \vlfe visitrol S. W. Gregory, of Brooklyn, was calling on friends here Thursday. ___-__.__.,..- . Miss Mamie Campb ll, of Dorian, spent last week with h r parents hero. m.-~—~—v‘~~r’-fi". ' Miss lda Iangdon. or Dorian. it cut Thursday with p Ml‘ie‘ Minnie Godfrey. Mrs. Robert Gregory and dauzhtor spent last week with relatives in Bridgeport. “Maw... “— T. E. Gregory. with a. number of men and teams, is repairing the Wolf- pit Hill road. Mr‘s. William '1‘. Gregory and daugh- ter Helen are visiting Mrs. Gregory's brother in Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Fran Bridgeport. lather, k Sherwood, of visited over Sunday his W. ii. Sherwood. Mr. and Mrs. Dayton lhuton. of Brooklyn, wore ‘guosts last week of Mr. and Mrs. George Boston. ‘ The patient or the late Silos oim- stead on Sunday was lonely attend- od. He was the olden resident: here. interment. was at Rivereldo‘Cemotefy. - -.,......._.,M '16. B. Taylor was mainly rpriu- ed oi. his home, on Wininesduy entail lust, by about thirty. of his lends. Music and males were played. A bountiful supper was served lid an enjoyable time well reported I y nil. new chillies- W Miss Mary Chicbeeter in visiting In Sprlnsdslo. ‘ Mrs. David H. lswltivood vitriol-d lion- dsy In Bellini. . ‘ no. .1 Mrs..l~lenry O'Neil hen Men e sues: of friends in Bur-inmate. Alum Borneo is visions utensil in Norwalk for in few days. Edouard Berti. the harbor. is our lined in his home by illness. . A delighter' whom“ to Iir. and Mrs. irving mkirrm.nli‘rlday. nicotine iii. K ' or or limitb'o moss is doing iufl‘iiii, .iu Brldueport. . .i- wear . > Dr. B. B. Ryan and wife have re» turned > it. sit in Southeast. Milo rumor 'ltsaw of mums Avenue is visitins in. 'lirooitim inn Rose axial .Je mun mu: her brother. rimmil’jiow Yolk. M .._ “out mt are engaged in lormiu s dancing class for young children ieb will be an. nor the chem oi PM. W. dilbertl Nowell, oi Bridgeport , ‘ iuui s licence. «the crowded this _ , who a. “.r’ sent conducting it let V doodle; so ill Solidi Servant. limit hos v s-.. . .sivyau‘ig‘ oian‘wu-m . Mrs. Theodorii “an week with friends hi. ow Novas. communists tenure! term from a visit in ‘ ”Smelt. Hauler Reynold of Vista is now our 3 day morning in th / floors the ployod by Brown & Ililryou, (-urpon- tors. The town scales. which were repair- mi last week. arc now in good condi- lion. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Dickens have been visiting in Bridgeport for several wecks.’ visit in town. Charles Wheeler of Soulb Avenue is entertaining his brother. 1“. H. \Vhocl- or of Ballston. i‘. Y. llcv, ii‘. ll. lllgclow of St. Luke‘s illilircb, Stamford, preached in St. rinrkfs Sunday morning Prof. D. A. Stanton ol’ Stamford will open a dancing class in Raymond's Hell. tanorrow evening. The Misses Wood of Wood Street will onicrtniu tho Fortnightly Whilst (Tluh. tomorrow uni-moon. A socnblc and epic of fancy urticlm will b0 hold at, the homo ot‘ Slvorl Scl— lock. Vlstu, Thursday pruning. H. F. I’it‘rcc. the drugaist. has no, rented a position as mnnaglns plmrmu- } l-ist of a drug atom in Fairfleld. _ Mr. and Mrs, Pollard null daughter, F‘lorcnrv spent Sunday with Mr. nml Mrs. Maurice Lanny, locust Avenue». w... w. ’ v Charles E. Sammie. tho pnlnbcr. has completed it now llousi- hour Spring- lalc. it. has six. rooms, und is attrnc tive in appearance. W. H. Barrett has left his position as ubauflcur for 'l‘. W. Hall. and has in- :on it position an engineer on the B. Fischer place. Mt. chanlu. ~_w-.... .. Tho annual meeting or the WmIisn's Foreign Missionary Society will be hold at the home of Mrs. L. M. Louns~ bury. Wednesday nfiornoon. Thursday evening l’onus Tribe, imp- O. R. M,. will itlvo their annual donoc in Raymond's Hall. A lnrgc number 0! tickets has boon disposed oi”. Mrs. Theodore Fouwlrk and duuglr tor, Phoebe. who have been employed nt. R. L. Storm's restaurant, are now worklnc at C. E. Btlnkcrlloil's. Rall- road Avenue. m...” Miss May Lord. Ileld worker for "in Connecticut Bible Soolrty. will begin n series of evangelistic services next Sunday. under the auspices of the Con sregationul and Methodist Churches. Mrs. W. 1.. Cornish and daughter have returned (mulled extensive trip abroad. They are “now at their sum- mer midonco‘lti Conolle Avenue. which they williolasc shortly for tho winter. Rev. 1.. M. ,Lounsliury preached Sun- o M. in Church. in the evening the church was closed and the members visited with the COW notational Churchill the Bond of Hope service. ‘ m Prof. Burr, a summer resident of this town. sad 0. member or the Pan- omu Canal Comm! will clve an illustrated lecturo up or the auspices, oi the Women’s Club. in Raymond‘s Ninth; Wednesday evening. “ M I The regular monthly meetigs or the Bond of Hope was bold in tit Gonna. rational Church 1; wovenius. A good program was well, i, odor-ed. Short («1‘ dresses were worth . ., Thomas Tunny, Hernando Mood; . minim seeley. The first li‘h lrservino of the dentist Churn . old mini-tiny. at it n. m.. at i‘me of Mrs. A. 1. Raymond. , Tl set. M. rum m sag-y few Boll“ the town, which— fieoesaitsied‘ to » the church in v ortb‘iislu till-maven! users we Mm“ The mom indulirlll Society at the denomination! pilot-eh no» ill-reused r 3 mm ti! entertainments to be land in the Com-limes. this winter. 'l‘be talentsoiii be tarnished by tile onuumflCASTOR| A ‘ALWAYB Signeturo or The: Kill loufHalellnliSJBlught , may)» For, Over SOfYoaiie. ' memos-venom. Human. Sliur Lyceum Burt-nu or New York. and tho llrsl. of the series will be given Doc 15. In Group. [KSTRNT REhIEF Cough, , Gel .Soro Invest. with BRAZILIAN SAEI. so doves Me. No opium. 0|! inlnuiblo euro tor ‘Ilhlnl. oo- torr Bronchmoond diatoms-ump- "on. would 01.00 :- Ito. Pink ”.50 re . I. l'. J. son a 0/1.. “dis-opens. Ind. . u...— ’IlYou a... ‘ ”Noll a Comfortable Home. why don't you have n comfortable room? iicatod by stomp with hot and cold water, built nlld all the comforts that. a man or u lady wants. ivory» ‘ thing new and upon-to-dutc. Rooms by tho day of \wck. Prices moderate. CENTRAL HOTEL. Corner of Monroe and Chestnut Sim. J. DISEBA. Prop. rut Joni a. ”Munoz AGENCIES. ALI. INSURANCE. REAL“ "TAT! MORTGAGES, NOTARY. ITIAI IOAT TICKETO, PATENTO IEGURID. I IOUTH MAIN OTRIIT. Tel. Cell, “0-! For SURETY BONDS of all Kinds. APPLY TO Jacob M.- Laulon. AE’I‘NA INDIMNlTY 00., 5 Railroad Place, South Norwoik. Tel. 8 am. “ominous. Mord Directov and lmbolmor. to mull liloin It. ,Iouiil Nomilt. Invidonoo. O Woodbine» um Telephone st house. it“ HOTELTNl‘EJTORIA DNI MINUTE FROM DIPOT SUIOPIAN PLAN. Our rooms o spool-l feature. an and Iiootrlo Lights throughout. Iv- ory room bolted. “ RATIO llAGONAILI. Flnoir necked Oslo In connection. A to! lino etAokor. Merrill 0. Con- dlt cu ooiooroiodWlmo. Liquors and Olporo‘llwoyo on bond. ’1‘. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor. Toiooholitl‘call’. out-e.» l. B. l‘. halides. e r A! In 00 slipknot-r e- roll AM. come; _ i'WINlA, Mauritius, are. at. run volt. ' hammered 1' warm to transmit“: M 'WiNDOW SHADES AND PICTURE THE JONES & HOTCHKISS COMPANY. lb; Time Will Come WHEN YOU WILL NEED A DOOR MAT TO TAKE THE Ml‘l) FROM YOl'll. ll‘lillfl'l‘, AND THE ~ NEW RUBBER MAT Scon WILL be rr BETTER 'i‘llAN ANY . OTHER. CALL AND SEE THEM. Charles E. Dow’s. HARDWARE. m WASHINGTON STREET. Phone 167—2. ~Clearing Sale Gold Willi Papers. Now is the time to buy. it is my custom this time at the year to re- duce the price of Gold Wall Papers to cost In order to mnke 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 oi! this and sure the regular profits that you Will have to pay in the spring. Cloth Window Shades, with fringe, 250- . In“. *— cnocK'Env, GLASSWARE. LAMPS. arc. ' FRAMES TO ORDER. M PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING. Telephon. Connection. L H. beaker, i or WAeHiNoroN er. " . oou'vu NORWALK. cons, 18:7} -... w ‘0 loos. PLUMBING AND STEAM HEATING. HOT WATER HEATlNG. HOT AIR HEATING. ITOVIB AND BANOII ILATI AND rm noomlo. an and Ito-m Fitting. loo Fixtures. Mot-i Coiling. no. How. you seen our stool: oi RICHMOND RANGES? . 17 WALL OTflll'l". NORWALK. FRANK C. noodle. nu” . VAN scov. r PLUMBING, * STEAM, nor warns. p sup " one rrr'rluo. “Tin, Shoot. not? some and 2n... i. ' " so South Main attest. Telephone M 1374. Muslim“ 9993‘ u. lllllllll. 'fi “ tunings ~~ can bind Phone 68. is I "Mostly of perfect Health end on essential element of Happiness. To prevent sickness and enjoy the comforts of life you should ‘oqulp your sleeping apartment or droooina chant. bero with a snowy white. one~pleee "Standard" Porcelain Enameled Lova- Iory and have running hot and cold water so desired at your touch. We have samples in our showroom . and will gladly quote you prion. Horace R. sash; cosmos mm sue war rm, ’ ” I mu Paper. . 3 Our stock of new goods just in is a little larger than ever balms. Wonderful how low you can buy nice goods here. You know we do the work in the very best manner. ‘ ‘ ’ I We have taken a (and marry contracts for house pointing and will be glad to submit figures for , your work. ‘ t v .i w‘ We try to carry in stack every thing you need for the decoration _ of your house insideor out. E. E. ., ' Gerham. *4 reesvHoNIQ'W-I . ' 10 Hill? or. Lilonwaw. " v a . cm illlillll nu ; scum nonwsun. count , TRANSACTB A GENERAL IANKING‘ BUOINEB‘. om: “if; ., ll $100.000.00 suspLue linemen-re SIIJJOMO IDWlN H. MATHIWOON. PHI. JOHN H. anonymous... _ JAcOI M. LAY'TQN, cm in, y. m ‘l i' I l": DISIGTORI. I. H. Mathewson l-i . label-i. Knapp «“4le actor It. Mervin ..,~.,. .,..,.
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