o
or t e e I.
of limbs-null???
Trim“ an a.-
WWW: is b
. I it I ‘
ovum: ‘orgoog‘isli
Mr. and Mrs. 11‘. Q. prune. or at
Johnstreet, spent 1' did uy in New
York. '
several new cases . .
been. reported withlolMiM 0011010.
0: days. . I ’
The regular weekly: or meeting]
will be held this evenihgzattthe .East
Avenue Methodist Church}?! . ‘
Minot 8. Pafiticlti Whose hand was
injured recently by a heavy box full
lug unit, is considbrabiy better.
A parish meeting of Christ Church
will be held tomorrow night. This
will he the first meeting the new par-
Ish has held.
Miss. Louise Ramon) one of. the
Iteaohers in the schools-of this district,
is confined to her theme with a pain-
ful attack of the. mumps
‘Maud and Dana Bissell. who are ill
with theImumps. are not having a
very scrumptious time of it. as they
both have double mumps and very bad
cases at that - I
The cables of ,ihe' Southern New
England Telephone Company were put.
out of business yesterday at low tide
.by a boat which passed through the
'drawbrldge. :' ' .
. -——-.~———-—
The Pastime Athletic Club will hold
its regular monthly meeting this or.
ening, at 8 o'clock. It is hoped that
every member will be present. as im-
portant business is to be considered.
'l‘he.l.oyal Workers’ Association, of
the Advent Church. will hold their an-
nual .electionnrof officers this evening
at the close of the'regular weekly so-
cial service, which is to be held in the
church.
Gardner Bouton Is to open a meat
market next door to the fish market
of Captain Charles DuCross. in the old
Salvation Army building. A new
door is being put. in and, the fixtures
are being put in place.
John Brown and Mrs. Alice Yun-
wagncr wore married at the home of
Mr. .Brown. 3 .Loulow. filll't‘el .nt. 8
o'clock last Wednesday evening. Al-’
though it was veryvstormy, they had
a very nice wedding Supper. and all
the guests departed wishing them
much joy and happiness. , They will
make their home at 3 Ludlow street.
Norwalk.
Parties otherwise not informed have
been under the impression that the
Dunne who defeated Elliott was the
same Dunn who murdered him. in Cbl~
page, lllinois.» - This is incorrect. The
slayer I‘ of Jimmy. Elliott was Jerry
Dunn, a noted gambler. who had killed
two men previously. one who was try-
ing to desertIiu the army. and the oth~
or on account of a political quarrel in
New York city. _ .
W” x
The Pastime. .1rs..«lefeated the Win-
nlpauk basketball team in their rooms
last evening by the score of 10-8. The
lineup was as follows:
Pastime. Wlnnlpauk.
E. Eldridge ............ F. Gallagher
. . Right. Forward.
'1‘. Skldmore ......... .. lI‘. (lrinrod
Left Forward.
C. Wright ...... ......... .
‘ Center.
A. Bouton .. ....... G. ltllcy
Left Guard.
......I.. G. Rogers
Right Guard.
Referee—4'}. Barnes. ~
TimekecpcMA. V. Valentine.
ldvcritt W. Toilcu. of Scranton Penn-
sylvania. is spending a few days at
his parents home in East avenue.
0. London
19. Bloom . . .
...—
Mrs. idu .lunu-s received it paper
this morning. from Coliingwood. Onta-
rio. containing an coconut of the death
of her nephew. WillllililAIdriclinwho
was killed on the railroad while walk-
ing from flavour to Collingwood. on
the 28th of instmontii .whiio on ilili
way to s and Thanksgiving with his
mother, rs. Nettie Aldrich. and broth-
or—in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Clark. .Mi‘. Aldrich you in his
forty-fifth year. and this is tho third
death in that immediate family within
a few short years. His father. 'l‘ruo»
man Aldrich. was thwflrut. and his
sister the second. Mrs. Aldrich in a
sister of the late Mrs. .Clapsattlc and
Cyrus .Woodworth, all originally from
New York state, and her. bemuvumcuiu
are pitisble. coming so thick and lust
together. The funeral took deco on
.‘i'baukugivlng‘lhy from the nine of
Mr. and Mrs. digit. . ,,
ROWAY‘I‘O-N.
......w. min Octleil
A r r . n N . n
«Women. are Frederic: Lockwood.
[tweed IWIOWIy and chat-In Potty.
Orders nut to any of the sieve w it
«summon-unis: ‘
in mi mm
William Jesse. of south item...
was a visitor in Marion, yesterday
it'icmoon. , . ”If?" C ,I
The 0 mr enumeration fitment.
‘ . .' .
hips have 8
ilgibe held event in
st and Methodist Cilu lies.
v IOoutractorJl‘roderlok Rhodium. of
Not-walk. has been awarded the cow
..l‘opiilra to the Rpwaytou
om Church portend”.
“WMMM
. e f ,
installing of moderafeutures. The
work will cost in the neighborhood of
31.000. The contracts for the church‘
,0 improvements lam/snot yet been let.
The pastor. Rev. '10. W. :Byshe. has al-
‘. toads. secured pledges of about ”07,000
for the church work. _ .lis expects to
have the sum of $8.000 completed in it
short time. As sooner: the full am-
ount. ‘ {steed the contracts will be
on
(I wing" it. kcvom.‘ cold which has
ifllxliti):I‘Ill‘itiioc'tcd‘~ his throat Harry
l’cpper thus been obliged to postpone
his 'rebiuu or song unusuiiced in
Bridgeport, for this evening, until
Thursday evening. January ii. when
the original program will he carried
out. Mr. Popper; very much regroi's
the necessity but in obedience to the
.orticrs'of hlspbysician and feeling that
he could not do justice to his patrons
if bcflnttcmpied to carry out his pro-
gram makes this‘ announcement. Tie
kets purchased for this eveningwill be
accepted at. Warner Hall. Thursday ev-
ening. January 11. when the'entertaim
meat will be given. IMr. Popper is
keenly disappointed tit his;.inability to
carry out his original plans. His lu-
disposition is slight but would prevent
him from doing his‘best‘ work and in
justice to his patrons he. thought it
best todefer the recital.
I list to ‘ Introduce
our famous Ten and Coffees we will
give free four and one-half pounds of
Granulated Sugar with one pound of
our best Coffee, 05c; and with half a
pound oi‘ tea. black of mixed. 30:.
Good Eggs. 27c doczu.
All kinds flour. 75¢ a bag.-
Robert Smith
Phone 251-5.
' Rowayton, Conn.
DARIEN AND Nonorou.
Agents for the Evening Sentinel. in
Ont-ion, are Arthur Stanton. and Wll-
lace Sharer. Orders ,sent to either oi
the above will receive promptstten-
I: on.
’l‘lic masquerade ball of the Jolly
'l‘en will be held this evening in the
town hall. ‘
_ Quite a number of the Noroiou and
Dal-lip firemen are. planning to atimnl
the fair of Reliance Hook and Ladder
Company in Rowayton In a body.
Eagle Hook and Ladder Company is
to attend the Darlcn' Methodist
lliurch next Sunday in a body and
listen lo a special sermon. by the pits-
tor.
William Elias, the overseer at the
Stokes place on Collcndcr's Point. will
sail for Europe. Ditct‘lilllt'l‘ 13. He will
visit a number of different countries
before he returns. ‘
James Bennett was elected presi-
dent. of the Darien Social Club. at a
meeting of that orgunlztion bold Mon-
day night. A collation was: served at
the. close of the business meeting.
‘ The well on the 'l‘illey properly is
now down 200 foot. but no satisfactory
stream of water has yet been struck.
The rock through which the well is
being bored in of a hard iiini y chara-
icr and makes the work of drilling
very slow. The well is now far below
the bottom of the pond on the came
property.
1......“ "a
WESTPORT
Agents for tho Evening Sentinel. In
Weapon. m I. Diplovsnnl and Wm.
E. Nun. Order. «at to either of the
above will receive prompt situation.
lilnlic Wales, of 'llridgcpori. has
been visiting here.
—.~—..»...... ...,“
Mrs. Rnipb Colo. of New Canaan.
has been visiting friends in this vicin-
e urge nuditlou’lihd v
i stuntiy killed in the governor's palace,
are willing to return to"work have
snoring. in... attaining.
lillliitl . ribs Governed: Pal-
‘ comberfiili; ..
"sr'ttipll. ii’ll‘oin 00-
"iii.
‘ 8T. PMEMBURGC. . Wpdnesduy.
Dec. 0 (ramming). via) hiydtl'tuhnen.
East Prussia; Dec 7.-Tliu.nuws of the’ 4
assassination of ldcutenaut ”General '
Sakharoff. former minister of. war.
who was shot' three times? and in-
tisratoff (southeast Rusilu) at noon
lxlcembcr 6. had been preceded by the
most horrible stories ”of the manner
in which Sakharoff had been repress-
ing the agrarian disorders. He con
railed peasants with cousscks and then
had them beaten with soldiers’ whips.
in so doing Sakhuroff pursued the
' AW! Remedir to
system adopted by Princeviohn Oblen‘ I" 0 5“
sky. former governor-general of Flu- illummusmmnfiunm L.
land. in suppressing the agrarian» in . ‘ ' ' ”F' :
its
overlan-
I
the vicinity of Kbarkoff several years
ago, when the prince caused the peas-
ants to be whipped by relays of cos-
sacks and compelled them in turn to
beat their. comrades. The» assassin of
Sakharoff has not been identified.
When arrested thovwomnu who 'com-
*mltted the crime declared that she had
executed a decree of the. terrorists‘
section of the Social Revolutionlsts.
his case yesterday until Dec. 14. A
bond of “.000 was tarnished for him.
A. J. A. Carwato. a law student was
arrested for complicity in the wise.
but was afterwards released. as he
gave a satisfactory account of his
tary engineers at Odossaare muiln— winioubouts 0n the night of the ct.
ousiy inclined. _ . ”flung“
MOSCOW. Dec. ii. via hiydtkuhnen.
East. Prussia. Doc. ’I.-—~'l‘h'e elaborate
measures taken by the police and mil-
ltury for the protection of men who
the peasants. pulling out their hair
and boards, and oven tearing pieces of
flesh from their faces. Thirty-three
peasants were thus maltreated.
ST. l’hi'l‘ERSBURO. Wednesday,
Dec. ii.—lt is rumored that the mll|~
Have you seen the new Griddles.
Skillets and all sizes ..
Cookinc Pots and
Kettles. *
made of the But Quilliy '0'! iron;
failed to induce any of tile-striking
tolegraiihers to resume their employ
ment. A meeting of 2.000 strikers to
day unanimously pronounced against
yielding. The Finnishdeit-gnies do.
clurcd that all the tcicgraphers of Fin-
land were ready to enter the union and
support the * strike. Three hundred
strikers have already been dismissed
under the decree of Interior Minister
Durnoro.
WARSAW. Dec, 'i.—-Tlilrtceu unions
of civil engineers. lawyers. teachers.
physicians, clerks. etc. have formed a
Polish League of Leagues as an annex
of the Russian League of Leagues.
The local police have petitioned the
chief of police for better pay. housing
HIGHLY POLISHED.
Manufactured by the
WAPAK “ HOLLOW WARE 00.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
and treatment. They require a favor- AT
able answer during the Week, other- .- wt» _ ,
wise they threaten to strike. ' ' ’
Advices from Odessa. Kicff. Rostnff Char|es E now 5
had Kbarkoil say tbnifiniaiiy merchants . f I
of those cities are ndlng it lmpos.
‘siblc to transact businessdaiid a‘rc slit" HARDWARE
riiiciug their interests an rev as t (I
count... in WASHINGTON STREET.
VIE NA. Dec. 7.-—Dispatrhcs ro
ceivod here from Lemberg any that Phone 1574
large numbers of Russian refugees are
coming in daily. There are lulu of
thpm at Crac‘ow.‘ They all give terri-
fied accounts of theocc’urrenucs in
Russia. Many of the refugees former-
ly were men of considerable wealth
and standing. but they lefiioverythlng
behind and now arognlm'ost reduced to
beauty. ,. .. :v -
The people of eycixipsrgficla that
murders and rioting cunt:s ' . fitted.
The refugees Mao ha ' arrived at
Podwoioayska say that ewesses
against the Jews have occurred iii
Schmerynlta and. florbiuov‘row. ‘ No dc~
tails are ‘giveni . In it «.‘i g‘
'i‘ruluu from ‘Odeisa and Kiel! lll‘i'
now arriving at «Podwoloc its on
time and fewer refugees and t. ograms
are being forwarded by the railroad.
The telegraphic ' return, at . {firm
wits any that tthrovemo‘r ol" 1 ensu
has posted uotic :11) the streets to
the chart that. t enlighten disturb-
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN 8:
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIMI TABLE.
to Effect October I. 1006.
LEAVI IOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW Y K.
A. M.—13:52x, 5:321, 5:402. 0:12x.
0:50. 0:56. 7:40. 8:18. 8:42. 9:081.
0:32x, 0:60. 10:50:. 11:05. 11:17:.-
P. Dir—18:49:. 1:00. 8:0“. 8:87.
4:23x, 5:45.620“. 8:34. 0:401, 7.17:.
8:00x. 0:581. 10:32.
Sundays.
A. lip-13:68:, 0:803. 0:051. 8:150.
:4lix. .
l’. M.—-2:00:.‘ 8:0“. 6:40. 0:011.
7:23, 8:00;. 8:283. 51:52:. 10:14. ,
NEW YORK FOR 0001’" NORWALK
A. M.-0:80, 5:50 0:50. 0:001. l:0li.
i
ity. ,
Miss Lillian Bluybmdt has returned
home to Paterson. N. .i., utter a viui‘.‘
hero with friends.
have been drawn as Jurors on the
criminal Superior Court Jury, Bridge
port. .
The case of Thomas Glynn against
the Connecticut. Railway and Lighting
Co. for the loss of a horse. killed by
one of its cars into years ago. in being
tried beforea jury in the Common
Pleas court, Bridgeport "
nau-
There was a omelet town insulting
Monday: I consider the matter of
granting t o Forestsru permission to
Joseph Adams and Rufus Wuitciuun .
‘auces will immediately be put down 3:40;, 9:00;, moi], 10:03:, 10:06,
with rifles. large numbers of troop“ 11:00:. 11:08.
are stationed in and around Odessa. P. M.~i.8:08:. 1:04. 5:00x. 2:50.
Au omelet statement says that 8.000
pct-sons have been killed at. (lacuna
nines the beginning of the troubles.
Advices from linkarciit. ltoumunlu.
«pity the people of Moscow and Nikolui~
eff are suffering from lack of Water.
bread. lithtund melt. Almost all the
factories and Jewish homes in Route
have been destroyed. '
in a recent ,oncounter at Odessa bo-
iwmiu students and iroopu. may slu-
dsuts were killed. Funeral services
11:31:, 3:443. 4:08. 4:82. 0:00;, 0:00.
0:80. 11:00:. 12:00:.
Oundnys.
.l. M.-0:00 1:80. 10:02:.
11:00:. “zoos.
SOUTH .NOIVMLK TO NIW
. HAVIN.
A. M.——10:08x. 1:213. 1:001.
7120. $.29. 0:113. 10:01:. 11:11:. 11:43.
uvia. declare tbiit killings and plund-
mm a. In sedition to above.
critics coutlouo.st.oiim.by. day so P, first.
, 4:40, 7:30.
occupy a modes of the marsh land
on the north side of State street bridge
building nowoeoupyins 03001101) '
the land on whichdiic new library is
to. stated. there. The town ciuims own-
ership: or the dimli innit : on hither
I tildewaoi' the. iii‘ldfltbdt Wroclaw
iMi‘I. cation raised-twain , the
93.1:an 33’s... claiih. it weaveadto
Written ‘
wasn‘tpmimwdown
tin, crop donut.“ the
': meters and the!
continuity and
also
for the transferring of the...oid Jesup in MM ‘ sci
or tmubios‘tlhnroilifi'hsn‘
t Introduce 1
well as at night time. In. . tendon.
"“1?“ . A. newlines.» izlis. 1:00“ 0:10
.. FAMO- . . ., .
All «from advocated to mm a beta ’Ifivfi}: «3. 7.10,...” ,
no mu
coach but that.“ “it
s ours in
‘ Nicholson :1 cold.
south .0“th “to me
A; ‘ ”3'04 'Imuk 93“» V
P. -.~dfifl. hm. 5:10.
sdnv
it stops‘ the
prevents “ serious”
J. N! Patterson. “IMO. TWImWIIWII ONION" g. “1“” Wm.
"Lest whim-1 hsdm lnul cold on my ‘ ‘ . ”I, . _ ‘
astronaut: tried at lent 3&1! it 3mm; 11‘}: “Midi. 11.10:, 0.11.. mulls
VIP l. W . ‘ ‘ m ,, , ‘
treatment new ‘ , y bins with- I‘fl‘fifi;
out settles any benefit. A friend ,_ ‘ . ”J”
recommend
, wintertime? and Tar
on insulin
oiebottis outcome.
mutt. d
If "’
. fin
5:26. 0:00x. 0:00.053. 8:021, 0:00;.
P. M.—4:0. 0:04. 0:001. 0:031.
iizlii.
for the slsiu'utudontnroro field It the P. : . 1:110. 0:101. «Ill.
university buildlnl. , 'g 15:10. 5:80 0208:. 0:81. 7:105 9:00;.
The laboururrivsls at In”. Mold- 9.22. in“.
minim.
I l
mm M nus I
wrlellef " "‘
tun lull.
Illrnnllu.
an
Mntian mu DIM. Mullen item 1’
a... *‘nsl
"OI-n Boy of your Dru-”inept lIi'nm 49. I
w a uni
for L-dTeo.“ o. led-nob: :3
10.000 Testimonials. Raid b1
(minke-liar 1 ‘il cutie-l 0a.,
[III-A" PA.
M bier Is believed to have stolen at
leaiit 1.000 fowis in this
‘ last few years.
.l
Small Pike
Natlva Eels
..... . ..... 100‘
Extra Large Smelt ............ 14c
German Carp .................. 10c
Steak Cod ..................... ...100
Escaiiops . ....... 35 and 40:; qt.
SPANISH MACKEIHIII. ......... . 120
All other kinds of Fresh Fish at rea~
sortable prices.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
‘ MARKET. ‘
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
OAPT. CHARLES oucaosé. Prop.
South Norwaik. ' I
THE JOHN B. LAWRENCE
AGENCIES. '
ALL lNSURANCE. REAL ESTATE
MORTGAGES. NOTARY. s‘rsAM-
BOAT TICKETS, PROBATE BONDS.
' PATENTS sscunso.
2 soon MAIN eraser.
Tel. can. 408.
.... ...“ ”mm”...— v ....
The following is a description of ' ' I '
Sakharol'f’s arrival . at Hoyoansubiua.
one of the villages of the.pi'ovinco of .
Saratoif: . . , ., .
“He came with cossacks and artll- . -
if”. The peasants were surroundeg , 2 lbs. Fancy Mixed Nuts ........ 25:
y cossacks tin/d Snkhuroff addresse -
them, demanding that they surrender _ English Walnuts """"" me our ‘b'
tlliieis Leaders. 'll‘he village elder re- -..—”w.-. . .9... Malaya Grapes .......... 15¢ ..per lb.
p c . ut travel to genera no in orma- ' ’ ‘ . ’ .
“on. Tlheleldor was immediately beat- YALE STUDE21|EEOURES $1.000 : “Gfiivufiflnu “dB-till L8 Large Oranges .............. 25c doz.
on anti e lost so sci u u as. ' . . Ya ‘.
"Sakharoff then“ "xii: t (110 NEW HAVEN. CONN» DO“- I." . i9... .. mg... ... Extra Large Oranges ...... 30c doz.
. " ° ‘ John E Shirk. the Yale student arrest- “I'll. M" mil-m- 1...: ukllm l
glglli‘housgdleavmgatii‘e peasant: aththu ed tor'assault on ““8“ J- Comm). giggléf‘flgfi’r‘lfifigfiibighfi 3 lbs. Large Prunes ..... ....... 25c
'ccso ecossc BJIIIOH'O w om ... . .. " . i , ,‘ I ’
“We drunk. and they began torturing a baittndet. secured a continunntt of a gffiggifygwgimgggd Jin-
A. STULL,
till llllllllt u
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
BUSINESS.
emf. '
$100,000.00
”...
sunptus AND Paortrs
i ' 51.73.500.00
l . ""“ ,
isowm H. MATHEWSON. pm.
1 JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Pros.
' JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
JOIIII' H. Mervin
Christian Swept: ‘ John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowgn
:-
u (.... ii
Comfortable Home.
why don't you have n comfortabl
‘1
that a man or a lady wants.
I the day or week. Prices moderate.
CENTRAL HOTEL
Corner of Monroe and Chestnut at:
J. DISISA, Prop.
DAVID" w. itAii'lddND.
‘ Funeral Director
and Emulator.
Residence. 0 Washington Oil-cu.
Telephone It helm. 10H
...-..in m M H
ONI MINUTI FROM DEPOT
IUROPIAN PLAN.
and Electric Li
cry mm hem .
, NATII HIAIONAILM
Plnli
alum always on bond. .
Telephone Gull, 8M .
"Dmnr' " ”who...
where our
m and. Out noun W. and
out of trouble. 1
mm" sit.
stem”?
3 , .
TRANsAc'rS A GENERAL BANKING
J. Wallace Marvin
are Not :1
room? Heated by steam with hot and _
cold water. bath and all the comforts
livery-
ihlng new and apatite-date. Rooms by
1’ "Drill Main II. M NONI“.
HOTEL VICTORIA
Our room I spoolsi future. On
3"“ throughout. Iv-
lto‘eiml can in‘ «caution.
A fut tins of Miter. umln A son-
dlt 00.: celebrated Wines. Liqum and
'13.. J. IULLWAN‘. Proprietor.
No rear of occasions um.
24 COTTAGE AVENUE,
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone Call 223—3.
line You Plumbing Done Right
1 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.
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT.
5 Monroe Street. South Norwaik.
>16 6m ‘
I.. H. DECKER,
Christmas
Presents
Buy now and avoid the rush, and have
leisure to choose your presents. Goods
stored free of charge until you call
for them.
DINNER SETS
WATER SETS
CHOCOLATE SETS
BRUSH AND COMB TRA’YS
TOILET SETS. ETC.
Fins line of 10 and We imported
Thin China Gold Band Decorated Cups
and Saucers, Pitchers. l-inlr Receiv—
ers, Egg Cups. Salad Dishes. Etc.
A line of La’mplifrom 12c to $8.00.
”I
Plctures I
Just. received 500. 'l‘riceu from am
to 01.40. Best line for the money in
the city.
Pictures framed and Window
Shades made to order.
arose and livluiues.
. ‘ .
i.. H. DEOKER,
07 Washington limb
Tel: 0011.. "nib Nomalit.
s
'0
rtdkhmo. ,
ytcinuy in the ‘
:Flmilisb ................ Ii Ibis..~ 25c
Flati'isb ......... ' ..... do
Market Cod......... ..... ...”...fic
Lake Whitefish . ...... ...........12c
Yellow Pike ..... . ...... .12c.
‘ THE MORNING. ’
Don‘t wait until the last momentfi
, if youryPiumbiiiqfl .
.msniber‘ ,offllyour use . _
stani‘lyr siting their halt. ... flig‘ ‘ _
piumbinq‘ wconsists. , perm-bout up no
war gases which pollute this dimers.
pherelsnd cannot hairpin he bruit lied ,
by tho'ocoupan‘ts. ._ ‘ " ‘
Let us examine the condition of you
plumbing. correct defective piping and I
install th but‘ssnltary fixtursrmadc. ‘
namely JBtsndard" Baths and: Once. II
piece Lawton-lee. or illustrated I
booklet “Modern ems Flumbingt'
iseut free upon“ appllcptlon :. ,
:‘K’I ‘
Horace. IR. flash.
CORNER, MAIN ANo' was-rm;
’ .3. South Norwaikhconn‘. .
rr IS.USED wmi‘ AS MUCH SAT}, ,‘
issA'crioN AM; AT A
MUCH CHEAPER PRICE
‘THAN COAL. ‘
.lM
"I
THE HEAT. WHEN ‘ALL 'ouAFrs
ARE OPEN IS) lNTENSE' AND I
WHEN rr :5 NECEsSARY
TO KEEP A ms. ‘
oven NIGHT. FILL'
‘ . THE STOVE-~7-
“And Close it Tom" '
voun FIHRE.WILL BE RsIon' :th ‘,
s..-———n—‘ I I ‘l'f’fim' [“1
Guillaume; , “
Phone 68.
...—.....AwwumL». , ...... .....A.., "--....“
" an _
Paper.
4'
Our stock of new goods just in
s a little larger than ever before.
Wonderful how low you can
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