I desire to make It hum that l have
opened a plumbing she will do ~ ,
all kinds of plumbing ”All“!!! . p.
and gnu fitting. ‘
Ill! THUR 5'. BENEDICT:
dlyyroe attest. south hlormlk.
._ . ' rm. .
books. some of them ‘
tit and itlonll to the librsi'y.
ti sa
”They atulip 1th” ‘
them the good will of all our riotous.
The harvest sale? lino supper
es of Bubble Women‘ it Re lot ' ’
010nm m Igotgecgost Hall test see-
11 pg. 11 e t t‘ s a good deal
motorist for the religf Work 1n which
35 end 400 Qt. .
Weaklish, 10c Ibil Silver Frostiish.
5 lbs..-25c; Striped Bass, 100 11).: Small
Shad. 8c 1b.; Spanish Mackerel. 12c lb.;
Large Native Ecls.14c 1b.; Whole Sal-
l“his cure in Dorian .‘
0' look. The in
p Mop
shop of WII UM Cemetery. Row- tche uuspic
pubildotlonti
:houirl ho
vldouoo‘ of I”
‘ ‘v. Wemyss Smith officiated.
he with of Rot/sywn, wind at-
Contructor Iieslie humus ls'propar-
lsnf to haul out. derrick; “WET, null pile
r ver
E. E. Gotham Is huving u tine new
barn erected on his East avenue pro
Deity
It is understood that plans are un-
der way for several new houses in Ed-
lie avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Ferguson. of
Cove avenue. are entertaining friends
from out. of town .
Miss Fannie Rose has been elected
president of the Epworth League ‘Sew-
ing Circle and Miss Clara Ainsworih
secretary.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. Load. of'Springdalo
will soon remove to East Norwulk.
They will be very much missed in
Springdale by their many friends.
Rev. Edward Cunningham led the
prayer meeting at .the East Avenue
Methodist Church. last. evening. The
meeting was Well attended and inter-
esting
The barge Clarence.- of Perth Am-
boy. which has been purchsscd by the
South Norwalit Towing Compnny, has
arrived here and trio men are busily
engaged numbing to; keep her shout
until repairs can be‘ made '
A drunken wound on the bridge
created quite a little excitement early
last evening. She was very much
intoxicated and used the most profane
language. She Wits finally removed
from the street by some of her friends.
Two school boys had a pretty lively
fight yesterday on Gregory Boulevard.
Several of their friends were much
interested In the scrimmage, which
did not go to the full limit, there be-
ing a general disposition to quit.
Work has almost been completed on
the boathous'e being built for Harry Ri-
der. near the foot of l.ndlow street
Mr. Rider is‘ to have a. canal dug
across the meadow to his boathouse
and will soon haul his launch out for
the season.
H F. Pierce. lute manager of the
central Pharmacy. in New Canaan.
and family. moved his household ef-
fects to Fairiieid. Wednesday. Mr.
Pierce has reoqlved the manngeishtp
of a drug store in that town and will
reside there permanently.
The regular social service at the
Advent Christian Church last even-
ing proved a very Interesting one.
Captain I. E.T.‘er1§y.of the Salvation
Army. delivered the address and the
special music was. rendered by Prof.
Muir. The service was well attend»
ed and teemed with Interest.
At a special rue‘etlmzi of the stock-
holders of the Colon Foundry and-
Machlnory Corn ny. held this week.
at the office of i. o wooinpany lu Kaiser
Place. It was W.“ to increaée the
capital stock 0'. organization from
$100. 000 to 820% Reports showed
that the company doing nicely. and
that the ndded fab lilti'os and additional
working copltla 11 give needed re
suite. The plont be enlarged as
soon as the new I e of stock is sub
scribed Much of liiwill be taken by
the present stockholders. The officers
of the cot. filly ure: ‘
l’resit’ns William M. Brewer
Secret In .. d .m' insurer—William
H. Folaly he said I
Mnmrginiu. H Aisthorpe
Oness Emma But pleasant surprise
pnrtiu the guest of st. Norwalk in a
long. thoi. of ”will loot night at the
home has eiurm Mrs. Merriam. ll
Huwlgtiv’ay. eun’.‘ The party wus In
honor o 1...“... we Emma and Fron-
ces Keene iron. in who are visiting
there All the Visitors came in cos-
tume and made the uffair very enjoy
ublc. Games were played during the
evening and the prize for the do they
game was won by Miss lllduu Silvens
and the booby prise by Miss Emma
Keene. e ton-pin prise was won
by Miss Voiu'Blydcnbtu'gu. Delicious
refreshments were served during the
evening and thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Among those present in charncter
were: Mosul lmesoiu. Colonial cos-
tume; Gladys Banks. gypsy: Hazel
Bonita, ni ht: Nita Banks, tutu girl;
Creole inson. ghost: May Smith.
Red Riding Hood: Sadie llcnson. ltl- ll
Riding Hood: Ray Hosted, baseball;
May Blackmail. old maid: Violn lily
dsnburg. nurse girl; Alberta llcll.
gypsy: Alberta Twins. Japanese girl;
Minnie Olieronshsw, Goddess of bib-
arty; Jack Glisten-how, clown; Web
tor Jennings. Uncle Bani; hidnu Slov-
eno. mold; John one. dude: Frank
Keene colored tiltiftl Mrs. Smith. Mimi
N. no Venn, Mrs..l"rotl Byxbee Mrs.
11‘. Morrlsm. Charles Keene. Br. (I hur-
It’ll Koone. In. it. Merriam.
”b..-4.4....»
ROWAY’I‘ON.
“.1623“ Mills“ “silent. in
o and militaris-
TIM”. of “the above
rooolwplomm
(ion is spending the day
In New oi'lt cl tr.
llls situ- of hon
mm... ghost. of friends is slim
Mrs. irvlh Coombl. of in
the :tloot ' hot- sun. W
Di bill ribs svoouo. ' ,,
Clear e
l‘t
_ South Nor-walk High Schml.i
litter-dined in conversation on
the South Nor-well: depot platform.
yesterday afternoon. that he lowed
the 1 it? train to come to Rowayton
without him. and he later walked
down. from South Norwallt.
Homilies People
Save your car fare. and At the
same time ask for premium. Read
prices beIOw:
BUTTER. por lb. ..... . ..... ....25c
qRAN. QUGAR. 22 lbs. ”$1.00
0000 £000. nor doz. .' ......... 28
RobortSmlth
Phone 4251-0. Revvoytou. .conn.
Ditto
.A.
EN AND NOROTON.
m the Evening Sentinel. in
not?” on Arthur alauoon. and Wei.
In. tlioi'ol. Onion sent to either of
:h:d.ley.m Milli focoivo prompt atten-
Miss Ida LIIIgdon is visiting friends
in Stamford.
Mrs. Win. A Lungdon was in Stum-
lord Tuesday.
Thaddeus Bell is seriously ill at his
home with pneumonia.
Mrs. Charles H. Fitch has been
quite til at her home the past week.
Miss Maud Ashton. of Noroton. to
spending several weeks in Bridgeport;
John Drummer and daughter Helen
spent Sunday with Mr. Brummer’s sis
ter, Mrs. Wershing, of New York.
Dr. Martin, of New York. preached
in the Presbyterian Church. Sunday.
and. it Is said, will become pastor.
Miss Libble l1. Seeley has returned
from a ten days' visit with Seiieck
Seeley and‘ family. of New Canaan.
Mrs. Henry Valentine returned Sun-
day from :1 visit with her daughter.
Mrs J. W. Pnrdy. of Wyoming. N. .I.
The weekly: cottage prayer meeting
of the M. lit. Church was held at Herr-
ly Street's relsldence Mansfield ave
nut this week
1The funeral of the idle H. Frank
Weed will be held from the family ros-
ldence In Noroion, Saturday, at It
oclock. The services will be private
Miss Ads mm of Brooklyn. niece
. of Mrs. Will Erhard and her guest at
the “Outside Inn" this summon was
.recently married to Walter H. Snow
of Brooklyh
Mrs Baiblns Andreas returned Stu
urduy to Mr. Weed’s. Norolon. on tho
steaIn'or Mliine. from a summer with
her parents in Germany. and is much
Improved -in health.
Mrs. Edward Root is recovering
from several weeks’ illness. Mr. and
Mrs. Root are now with Mrs. J. C.
Jones, having rented their cottage to
Mrs Brickner of Stamford
The large road roller which is being
used by the contractors who are luy
ing the telephone conduit through Da-
rien became mired not far from Spring
Grove Cemetery. Wednesday. and was
with great. dilbcuity prevented from
sinking out of sight. ill the mud The
machine weighs a number of tons and
the road at that, point is constructed
over a swamp.
Miss Gertrude Valentine hns return’
ed from a. visit In iirecuwich with her
grandfather, Ml‘. Boswell. While there,
she attended the 53d wedding anniver-
sary of her great grandparents. Mr
and Mrs. Hitchcock of Mt. Vernon. She
leaves soon for a visit with Capt. A.
v. Reed and fnmily. of New Cunsan.
before they leave for their winter
home in Washington. I). C.
Mrs. John Oldl'ln gave it pionuunt
dinner party for her mother. who is
her guest the past week. it being her
40in wedding anniversary. A number
of presents were received fillll A line
dinner was served. Guests were pres
out to Norwalil and Darion. Among
them were Mrs. Scott Williumoon.
Mrs. Charles Millspaugh. Mrs. Nathan
Finch. Mn. [Alloy Monroe and daugh-
Icr, Miss buoy Mum-cc.
Ilr. turd Mrs. J. W. Avnry. daughter.
Miss Marian Avery. and son, Sterling
Wsitc Avery. and nurse left for New
York Wednesday. to soil Thur-silk for
Company on the lien Moltkc of orth
Gannon Lloyd Siesnr'shlp Co. Mr and
Mrs. lien inw Fitch will occupy Dr. J.
W. Avery‘s residence during his ab-
sence. Ind Dr. Frodoriolt Hortung. who
in}.
0
.-
s unwed. Donations of vegeta-i
and food stuffs. which will go' to
help make trophy Thanksgiving Day
in many a home. were liberal. A good
deal of lolly was also contributed for p
the hospital at h‘ilch' s Home The sup
per table was well pstronh‘reti. and
yielded a comfortable sum of money.
and this was true also tit the table at
which fanny articles were disposed of.
The affair was under the immediate
direction of Mrs. Jacob Miller and
Mrs. 1.. W. Section—Stamford Advo-
cate. I
—“I owe my whole life to Burdock
Blood Bitters. Scrofiilpns sores cov~
cred my“body.. I seemed beyond
cure. B. B. B. has made me it per
foctly well woman. " Mrs-Chas. lint-
ton. Borville', Mirth.
' Mm
‘ wss'rpon'r
Agents for t fill/oping sentinel. In
Wootport. are Dolovonnl and Wm.
E. Null. Orders mu to either of the
above will receive prompt ottontlon.
. mom! '
Miss Mary Berham is ”visiting rcla~
tlves in Stratford.
Mrs. William “Taylor will return
home Saturday from a visit with rela-
tives in New York
Mrs. Charles Hulkley entertained the
Current Events club at her home at
the Forms yesterday afternoon.
Fred Kcnmer in master of ceremon»
Ies of the jury in the Beach case now
being tried before Judge Hovmrd .1.
Curtis and n Jury. in the civil Common
Plens court. Bridgeport. _
The building committee of the Math.
odist church has agreed on the choice
i
of the residents] property of Fre .
Kemper as the site of the new chords
and will so recommend at an early
meeting. A price has been ugreedtup-
on and Mr. Kcrnpor offers the prop-
erty in question. It is now for" the
church to decide , to whether It will
rejuvenate the ol structure and re-
mnin there or whether money enough
can be ruined for the property in ones
lion und the building of In new church.
SLUOGIBH LIVER l0: FOE TO AMII-
You can not accomplish very much
If your liver is inactive as you feel
drill, your eyes, are heavy and slight
exertion exhausts you. Orino Laxa-
tivo Fruit Syrup stimulates the liver
and bowels nod molteo you fool bright
and active. Orino laxative Fruit
Syrup does not rruuseate or gripe and
is mild and very .plllhsont to lake. or-
lno is more elfectit'e than pills or or-
Lvosggsms
Morton Lyon‘andfi ler visited their
mother In Norwul Sunday.
Mrs. Bocelia 13(an has had com-
pany from Norwalk' for the past week
Thomas Treudwell, “who is suffering
some
Mrs. l. N. Thorpe Is spending A few
days with her daughter ilr Bradley-
v c.
Mios Dottie Davis. who hue been in
Danbury for a few weeks. has return.
ed home.
Mr. rind Mrs. Hutchinson. of
Bridgeport. visited Charles Johnson
und family on Sunday.
Services next Sunday in Emmanuel
Church at 10:30 a. m.. instead of the
usual afternoon service.
Mrs. Ralph Jefferson and daughter.
of Dariou spent a few days tilts week
with Mrs John McCollum.
Morton Lyon and two friends from
Bridgeport mode a short visit at his
home here Mouduy evening.
Mrs. Albert Williamson. who spent
nevcrsl duys recently with her mom
or. tips returned in her home in
Bridgeport.
Mrs. Henry Nichols entertained lust
Suudoy Henry Sprout and wife. from
Daubury. Hurry Nichols and friend
sud Frock Nichols.
DANCING OF A 601.0.
it is agreed by all the belt and
most progressive physiology: that at
lhiii men of the sessions of WT
most unfailing preventivoa
contagious discarded south
rls. scarlet fever end even coconuts:
lion Is to Avoid colds. or. hovlng cou-
trusted thorn. in combat thorn assid-
uously and lutolilgontly. Colds pru-
psre the system for the reception and
development cf the tortoi- of those dis-
wiil alanine Dr. Avery' s practice dur»
ing his absence. will reside with thorn.
The hollowin soldiers of the Home
hove died durng November: Chaun-
m‘, coy D.- Borirotn. Nov. 8. sud use bur
ion in noriin. Conn: lose It Cubicles-
er of New Haven. Nov. :1):th
Tompkins. of‘Iimobuz. .Omnn Nov. 7:
Owl) Bosch of Ilford. Nov." to;
John Edwards. of Middlomwlhrlov
:Iiliinrd I‘. Corrine. crowd
mfielghto hm died at tile hooplloi In
so listen or. III. in the lions
are ilil'f votlorsns.l Including these It
tholioopltol Inc inuuo upturn. 140
being It. the “”11me
00.
ifl
finfifa‘
f
twee ed
"231' of 9!
uni nswj rmhumdtmm" ll: _ y ,
settled remit ' South tieieoisdi‘odm ' was...
short one nmgrtbodo- lords-sold mm two pictures puma by r
Mill. blur.
b hiohmi. .
«li'll‘iioollzeor
.1,
, 3"].
m fight!" and ago?- ”:11 its “3.5....
Theodore W Maillot, Jr. and Mill
We: at
All. In
I
iii ".52? i
crises. Tito but trootment for A cold
is to Ive Ohmborloln‘o Cough Items-
dy. t is Info Ind sure and Is equally
valuable for children Ind oduito. it
has o fl I for Its cures of
this Ilium out! con olwoyo be do
an ndotl upon. solo by Stillson-
woli . Clifford I’hsrms-
d’ty, scum ..
NIW‘.¢AIIMN.
Mrs. David bottom list returned
i
homes moral We visit to Washing.
m“, ‘4 l
A number of ’ We
ed to start A done it:
ond's Hell. 'l‘hursdo _
"given cementum
atheism well to hszvo conducted
a Junius Benedict. an
dlnary onihlfilcfi. Refuse substl- _ it won shown that the conditions there
iutes. Sold at; 1, Plaistcd's Drug lull“ been grow misreprmleuivd
Store. " ch incréuscs c dinioulty of the
government! in our
help to carry ’od
‘terruptcd rusny 'i
from blood poison continues about the ,
who
and villas
‘ smmgo
\
ii p. 111.. at the home of the brides
parents. White Oak Shade. 4 The core
mony was performed by Iiev. Dr. R
If. Neide of St. Mark's Church. Only
the immediate friends and relatives of
the couple were invited. Mound Mrs.
Benedict loft. in the, evening for u so:
iourn In the South On their roturu‘
they will reside at the residence of
turtle of the
groom, corner of Maple and Main
streets.
Prof. Burr. consulting engineer of
the l’uuunur Canal Commission and a
resident of this. town. vc on "his
tratcd lecture on iho’ .. tilllil Canal.
under the enable of he Wonrans
Club. in Ruymon ll Hull. Wednesday
evening Notwiili binding the stormy
weutlrer. a good «‘1 audience greet-
ed the Ipenker mu} were run ardod by
an Interesting on ‘ill’st'ructlvo talk on
the most import t'work now being
undertaken b'y ti Monument Mr.
Burr gave u. i'lvit 'word- picture of the
Punuma rcgio
scope of the
ing recognised a the greatest engin-
eering feat over tempted. A part of
the address that was especially on
lightening lo the audience was his
statements with regard to cri‘onmus
reports of discus iu the Canal zone.
“gcompetent
lflc want In-
tiring his dis-
course by frequutt upplousc. The
views were plain; nud the otercopth
con added much lo the interest of the
addresil. Mr. Burr rcccnlly erected u
ilnc residence in the northern part of
this town
fl.—
‘ anoso RIVER.
. Mr. and Mrs. Charles (lullescelubrni-
oil the sixteenth anniversary of their
moorings at their home on Silverminu
avenue AMonday evening. November
13th. oodly number of friends
wore press t and mo erciilng was
very pleasently spcut. There were
graphophone selections and vocal mu-
sic. while the friends exchanged stor-
ies «of the past. Mr. and Mrs.
Gillies were the recipients of utility
valuable presents in cut gloss, china
and linen. About 11 o'clock the
guests were invited to iwu lollies
beautifully laden with refreshments.
About midnight the guest dopurtod.
wishing that the bout und hostess
might live to cclcbruto their golden
wedding. Thom prtment were Mr.
and Mrs. ulnyottc Cullen. Mr. and
Mrs. Ilenlmuin Ell’tqllt'Ili! null children.
Clifford and iris. Mr. und Mrs. (sunr-
luo Year-truce. Mrs. llornrun Knapp.
Mrs. (ianuio Grummuu and daughter.
I’usrl Mr. nnde 8. ll. Whittle sud
daughters. Msttln und 1qu of road
River: Mrs. Morv Austen of Scott»
Corner. New York. Mr. and Mrs. Hur-
ry Kippe. Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Hou-
ton. of East Norwaiit; Mr. and Mrs.
Edward duties. of Silver-mils; Mr. and
In those days of rigid insurance
law you cannot be too careful of your
Electrical Wiring.
We guarantee all our work to pm
the most careful inspection.
Billililli ll lilil’ilii,
sucrsicsl. centurion».
lot: too. Io. Homlk. noun.
'I'olopliooo coll. sou-s.
'i'lt WW lib 1mm in.
lowsoigvus Ibllu.
tire imprison neurone-r.
RM M II“ WM
“new m and ”mum tho
Moore
I i:
"ll
o ‘ g ‘ g » ~: .
to” Drop“ :odrmlessmmonurglmm foam“. MI. W.
o s n We t '
ooutsliuomolther Opium. Morphine nor '
Ito ago to Its guarantee. It scum Worms
Fovorishnoss. It. cur-es manholes-id Wind
Coho.“ It relieves Teething Troubles. cures Constipation
Ill assimilates the Food. mm the
vets. giving healthy and neutral sleep.
The Children’s Ransom—Tho Mother’s Friend.
OINUIMI CASTOR|A Atwsvs
u. Kind in Halo Always Bought
In: the For Over 30 Years.
mWflmooivm. noon-ulna
Mrs. John Sharp. of New Jersey; Ed-
ward Light and Grover Light of South
Norwulk; Miss lvu. Grilles and Chester
(luilcs. Miss Marjorie Culies.
"Oh, I've forgotten the bait!" ex-
claimed the first fisherman.
“What?" yelled the other. "Why.
you putllllu‘iheaded. blank idiot. how
in tlrundcr did you ..._..u
"What's the mailer with you?" re-
lnrtcd the first.
right. to remember-"the can us I had.
When I put the worms in it. -~-—-"
"Oh. the cair,"-interrupted tho oth-
er. with it look of relief. ‘I thought
you meant the boillc."»~Phlludelphis
Prose.
WV-.. .. .. m..._..._. W .—.—_... .
If {oil Have Not a
Comfortable Home.
why don’t you hove a comfortable
room? Hosted by steam with hot and
cold water. bath And all the comforts
that a man or a lady wants. Every-
thing new and upon- Htodate Rooms by
the day or week. Prices moderate.
CENTRAL HOTEL.
Corner of Monroe and Chestnut Sim.
J. DISESA. Prop.“
‘Au. mountidi‘. IIIAI. IorA'ro
nonrososs Morality. om.
IOA'r 'noks‘r
oA'rIN'r nausea.
o oourH MAIN ITRIIT.
too—o
'l'ol.¢l
r07
SURETY BONDS
of all Kinds.
APPLY TO
Jacob M. Laulon.
‘ AETNA INDEMNITY 00..
5 Railroad Plugs. South None-lit.
, oi.
DAVID w. driller...
Funeral Directoo
and Rubella».
to North Alain It. tooth ”will.
Ito-loom o Wuhlnnon moot.
Telephone as house. ma
. I... In... ,. l
HOTEL VICTORIA
ON! MINUTI MOM BIPO'I‘
IUIIOPIAN PLAN.
Our room a special feature. (in
mi lioetrle Lilith throughout. Iv-
ory room hosted.
IA‘I‘II RIAUONAILI.
rum stocked cm In op'unootiou.
A fol lino of Miter. Merrill A Boo-
dlt 0o.o celebrated Willa. Liquoro and
Glam Iiwm on hand.
T. J. IULLIVAN.
Telephone coll. sot-o.
I
A. o. c. carousel. ‘l‘fll
pepperm- also use" cuss
‘ THE PEOPLE’S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
“You had as much .
it. i. spurs?
iron ALI. not. I. HIADMIIII. uni
“sternum upstairs. ore. or.
run sort. y . , , i,
moh. 10c 11).: White Halibut 120 1b.; ‘
Steak Cod. 10c 11).: Market Cnyd 7c 11).: "
Flutiish, 7c lb; Large Smelt. 120 1b.;
lllnckftsh, 80 lb.
ALI. KINDS OF FRESH FISH AT '
REASONABLE PRICES. ‘
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROBS. Prop.
South Norwaik.
Tire Tillie Will Soon
Come
WHEN YOU Wild. SEED A DOOR
YOUR .. FEET. AND TH E
NEW
RUBBER MAT
WILL. DO 11‘ BETTER THAN ANY
OTHER. CALL AND SEE THEM.
Charles E. Dow’s.
HARDWARE.
n2 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 167—2.
Clearing Sale
MAT TO TAKE THE Ml'll FROM
comforts.
so it
not? vim y‘
“annulus" Forcol‘oln "
tory‘ and have openings ‘ ~
wotor so desired at your so
and will gladly quote you ptl
OVER NIDHT. FILL
rut: srovse- ..
i * v: ‘2 ‘
lo a' “not... or pa
on monitor element
To provost oicltrt
on you
rtniont
snowy
We hav. «topics in W's “Whom
Horace R.
consult MAIN AND Won't" or;
.00!” Nov-walk. coon.
fluid will Papers
Now is the time to buy. It is my
custom this. time of the year to re
duce the price of Gold Well Papers
to cost in order to looks 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.
25c. ,. loll.
. __'____
CROCKER'Y. GLASSWARE. LAMPS.
ETC.
m
WINDOW SHADES AND PICTURE
FRAMES TO ORDER.
———~a—-
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING.
Toiophon. Connection.
L. Hg. linker.
or WAOHINGTON or.
IOUTH NORWALK CONN.
m. ”A..."
1847.1905.
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING. ’
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR. HEATING.
STOVII AND RAN“
ILATI AND TIN ROOM O.
duo Mosul Fitting.
loo Flirts Motel Coiling. Ito.
Nov. you soon our oloolr of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES a HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
, 17 word. ovum. soswsut.
result Ci"
VAN scor.
PLUMBING.
STEAM.
Horiws'rsn. '
AND
oils rmme.
W
Tin, Shoot Iron. COM
and 21m.
r
f .
osmosis”.
.4 n .
unsoung‘”
Wall
Paper.
Our stock of new good. just In 1 .
is a little larger than, not before. 3
. Wonderful how' low you «in
buy nice goods. here. You know
we do the work in the very best,
manner. 3 , . '
We have taken o1 good many. .-_
contracts for house painting and. .
will bel glad to submit figures for '
your work. i
We try to carry stock cvcrya .
thing you need for o, decoration ‘
of your house lnoid‘pr out.
E l
Gar-Ir
' t
r'.‘
i
repossess III-o
to sum or. I.- new
cm iiiilltlii
tours NORWALK. cons.
THANGACTB A 0"le IANKINQ . ;
ounotoo Add odours
morocco
sowm II. MATI'I
sous H. Russo...
Moos M. LA
, I. H. Milliom
John H. Knapp
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on live it!
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