4, I,” .
drugs and it it
purest In’ ‘ 4
standard.“
will so cacti
poundcd‘und‘tu ~
III‘CO'.“ will . (if.
For the c'
of The Bent oi
placed on till!
new: store. , ,
collected dolly. . 11 3:
ed by...Nn-:iwi:iicr A
good filth. ‘ ‘
bottle! be signs
. evidence of;
Mrs. Kenney, of Eric!
ing friends here. ‘
Frank W. Roberts has been spend-
ing a few days here.
Mrs. Charles R. Halter has returned
to Bridgeport‘afte‘r a [visit here.
Mr..and Mrs Thomas J. Dueling. of
Van Zandt street. are the proud par-
ents of a child born. Wednesday.
The sloop Jane Elizabeth arrived
last night with a cargo of oysters for
the Rude] Osyter Company. The
sloop is from City Island in command
of Captain John Bell. ' '
A rehearsal of the Past time Ath-
letic Club Quartet was held last night
at the home of Joseph Bartram. The
quartet is composed of Jerome Smith
Joseph Sartram. Joseph Bartram Jr..
and Edward Cunningham. .
The sloop W. T. Dodge, arrived yesv
torday at the wharf with a cargo of
live codiish, which she proceeded to
dispose of. The street was soon filled
with people bearing home the still
flapping fish. ‘ ‘ . ~
Thomas J. Dennis domains very ill
at his home, 54 Van Zandt street. He
is suffering with lung trouble, which,
for the past month. has confined him
to the house. Mr. Dennis, during the
years of his residence in The Not“-
waiks. has made for himself many
warm friends. Being an upright. hon-
est man, he is well liked by all who
know hint. It is hoped the warm
wncther will bring him better health.
A very lively dog light, took place
this morning in front. of Robertson‘s
machine shop. A brindlcd looking
mixture, owned by a Van Zandt street
man, was going about unmuazled and
attacked a handsome little water span.
lei which was muscled. The owner
of the brindle animal seized a horse
whip and get. after them. ’He stopped
the fight. but it is safe to say that had
the water spaniel had half a chance
the result would have been different.
The second game in the series of
cribliage games between William J.
Weiseit and Captain W.‘l. Stevens, .lr..
against John Hamilton and Charles
Payne was held last evening at the
saloon of Frank T. Saunders. in Rall-
road square. Welscit and Stevens
won two out of three games. making
a total of five out of six so far. The
match is six out of eleven and the
next meeting will be at Chis Lar-
son's saloon on the bridge.
The second class men in the Hefner
pool tournament witnessed a game
last evening between H. (lorham. rated
80, and R. Solleck, 70. The game was
to have. been between Curtis and
Buckholtz, but the former was called
to New Haven on business anti could
not be present. Frank Fox acted as
referee and Ralph Gregory as scorer.
The score was as toilette:
9
geport, is visit-
(iorbiim. Selim-k.
10 4-4
1 ii iii
21 23
27 32
30 M
flaw-2 54
38 liai
44 37b.
Mrs. Kate Mctlubo. the cvegurccn
mother of Mrs. Frank H. Outorbanks.
woh llllll spout/Ville greater purl of
her life in Cincinnitl. Ohio, as u lilll'liu
among the Marlin? famllos there, is
wcll ucquuntcd wi h‘ the lsOlifithl‘llllS
including the seniorviicmbcr who died
sonic time ago. und‘was always a
welcome gupsi th ro. . During a re-
coiit trip Mra.,?.,c.(ln.be brought .an
aluminum bronze my of Fountain
Square. with the monument in tho cen-
ter, and press bed. it to an old rosi-
deni there, wit ch elicited the remark
from a little daughter of a leading con-
tractor and builder. "0pm. lady M0-
tlubc brough on a monument with her
to give to Uncle Neil.“ . .... ,
how‘s Tutsi?"
We offer Onortiluiuirod Dollars lic-
ward for any case of Oatsrrli magma
or
0.9.
ed. M
t
, . my}?
‘loct‘ili your: one
Wti’nrflli'
MW
at...
militate , .
nutty. acting at 2»
- collected vouch
llatter‘part of February or early in
[Lille
Therozwili. be no preaching at the
“fighwflfin “Wild?“ ,
‘ JobnlDJl‘e ‘ .oi‘New ‘York.
whiting friends in Highland, are
Alex Raymon, framed the cut-
ting of ice on Elmlsgln the Darieii
road, and is melting wid progress in
filling his new ice‘ho . » ‘
Show res ‘ 993 - (is;
it... carers . . at. is
l” iiht'i’iiid ‘éiiiii 4’ - - so it)
Best El9in Creamery
‘Builor M wt . W "l
Rob‘oriz‘sl'nlth
harsh: natures...
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Agents for the Evening Sentinel. in
Dar-ion are Arthur also-on, and Will-
lcco.,e ‘ for. #713303“ to oil: of
gin above wt rcccivc prompt on-
us. .
For the benefit of the residents of
Barton, c ppm bulletin board and let-
teardrop hox=havo been placed in from
of Allen's Drug Store. News items.
personals andjdvcrtlscmcntc will be
afternoon. Not for
publication, but so a guarantee of good
faith, all Items must be signed.
Mr. and Mr. Alfred Morehouse, Sn,
expect to leave for Los Angeles. the
March.
Mr. and Mrs. Delgardo. who have
been in Mexico during the past year,
are expected to return home to New
York the latter part of this month.
.The Jolly Tan is making arrange-
ments for another of their series of
free invitation dances in the town hall.
g‘he affair is scheduled for February
7th.
Han-lord Smith gave a graphophonc
performance to a few friends, Tues-
day afternoon. The music included
Under the Chestnut Tree, The Holy
City, Song of the Steeple, Star Spon—
gied Banner and others.
sold through. the real estate agency
‘of John P. Brnmmcr. Another sale of
note was' the house of Mrs. J. P. Fran-
cis, Friday. whichwas also effected
through this enterprising agency.
The American Telephone and Tole»
graph Company is apparently grateful
for the many favors one them by the
town in allowing the construction of
their conduit through the town and
have presented the Darien Free Lin.
rary with two finely bound sets of
the works' of Emile Gaboriau and
Richard Harding Davis.
. Fred he Mon writes from California
that he has gained in health and
weight, that. he lives under blossom-
ing orange-trees, looks out of his win-
dows upon banks of roses in bloom.
and eats strawberries and cream
every morning for breakfast. Yet this
young man “longs to on back in Dar-
ien." where the ice water is six in-
ches deep under the wet snow.
' HEADACHE.
Take Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup. It
swoetens the stomach. aids digestion
and acts as it gentle stimulant on the
liver and bowels without irritating
these organs. ()rliin IAiXHllVO Fruit
Syrup cures blillousuess and habitual
constipation. lines not. nauscalc or
gripe and is mild and pleasant to take.
Remember the name Oriiio and refuse
to iii-coin. any substitute. l’lnistod's
Drug Store. I"
WESTP'ORT
Agents for in. Evening Sentinel. in
chtch. are 8. Diglovcnnl and Wm.
E. Null. Orders cent to either of the
above wui' rcoolvc prompt attention.
wmosiiinaius on repairing and
painting your auto. L. M. Wright's
new garage.
li‘rctl li‘cniiwi- is daily in uticiidiinco
hi the county court house. Bridgeport.
where in» is presiding over the Jury
trying the famous CoriiiiI-Conlcola
slander ruse. .
A representative of the Shooards of
Bethio lililel'mwlll attend the dance
to be, v
on by the Fairiloid lodge. on
the nigger Feb. (213...; ‘ .
Misc Nichols who it been home
sick, or e than a $39 resumed
belt: at , ' tegtchor in. .. p ‘of‘ the
1““ but with“ ‘ i. .
,sgyaisl oft o my about towndotir
neuritic Fai‘rficlfii doutlay nightwear.
5. Willem» ,erp
Kylmaliili adorn boys/flilmxom tie
plume for a sully; heuristic in Fair-
tlelderii. ‘
Sonic hero incline to the belief that.
Selectman Wakemun. we caught in
his own imp yeawrday.,,whon on iour.
and mucous sit . .
“Testimonials saint ,
to
, wpr of the assessors may have been
immune all other, symptoms of
The house of James Hindicy was
9». Let the mother take
Scott's Emuléion for the
two; it i. never fails to
benefit them both. . One
can eat for two. but noun
isbing two is a different
thing. It calls for a dc-
grec of internal Strength
that the average womair
lacks. People of luxury
are not Vcry'strong by
habit; overworked peeplc
are weak in some func-
tions (from exhaustion or
their surroundings. Scott’s
Emulsion can be depend.
ed upon to overcome such ,
conditions. It is a won-
derful food for a mother
and child.
“cdanlt‘” . ‘m'“‘ .
’3 Church. Noroton. Rev. uis
Efoncii calcined. Bishop Weed of
. orida had started for. the funeral.
but was delayed by railroad miscon-
nections and as he could not. reach
Nero chin noisier the team! it
. . tl‘b- ( at
it L‘ , ’1 bis! ”sfhiivi .
time of its ll‘fe'rcnd t‘here‘ hog ‘uo
booms year when the exasperated
tax , yer has more generally resort-
ed to the “Statoots” for information
,as. o whnr
ii
e to hurl his hammer. The
\cmlsgcntk, mohainclgi. to rein ‘~that
i w' i ”‘ifial we gen .~; Q Mi
Elie grand list valuations hipleagi‘gfi
ridiculous that. new. , a boost. is
next to imperative. a . the rejoinder
of a raise from “the state board of ass.
essors has aroused the local board
from iethargy‘to reason. the blow al-
most killsfather. .and the only vic~
tints within reach are the members of
the board of relief, poor fellows. “How
do you like it?" reiclns ilk-Tax Collec-
tor”). G. Hyatt. who has had his
bumps and knows what session with
an indignant tax payer in us.
KODOL DIOESTS WHAT YOU EAT.
Just a little Kodol after meals will
relieve that fulness. belching, gas on
SCOTT 8: BOWNE. 409 Pearl SM New Vork.
indigestion. Kodol digests what you
eat. and enables the stomach and di-
‘mtlve emanawteiigoriorm-ihvir tune
tions naturally, . odol is a thorn
digestunt aud'wi‘ll afford relief from
any disorder,- ue totimporyeot diges-
tion or mal-ass mllution. Sold by The
Clifford Pharmacy. ' “
LYONS PLAINS
Mrs, lsanc Thorpe is visiting in Do
ver. New Jersey.
Mrs, Frank Lyon has again taken a
position in Norwalk.
Harry Nichols and Morton Lyon.
both of Bridgeport, spent Sunday at.
their homes here.
Services next Sunday in Emmanuel
Church at 10:30 in the morning in-
stead of the usual evening service.
,Mrs. Georgie Jennings entertained
the Afternoon Whlst Club on Thurs-
day afternoon at her home in Easton.
The Lyons Plain Whlst Club met
last week Wednesday evening at the
hing. This makes the total number of
¥3W members in the neighborhood of
0.
Elijah Knapp. of Vista. is still very
ill, although he is said to be holding
his own.‘ His physician. Dr. C. B. Keel~
or. has hopes of his permanent recov-
cry.
Mrs. W. l’. T. l-lolllngworth. of
France, who has been visiting her pa"-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hoyt. Cur-
ter street. has sailed for home. Mr.
and Mrs, Hoilingworili made a tour
of tho West.
Simon Brothers have the contracts
for the plumbing and iiiiiiii'g in the
houses of F. S. Odell‘s place. Smith
Ridge. and the Mrs. Anna Stenslanil's
place. recently purchased of Rollt‘ri,
Elwood in (.lcniciory street. They harn
also coiiiplcicd installing bath fixtures
in the residence of M. O. Seelcy. East
ave.
Francis ii. Adrlniice of Poughkccp-
sic. N. Y. a member of the Adrianne
residence of Mr. and Mrs. James MOM“ Mi‘i'hlm‘ Company, has Dill“
Smith, chased a tract of land on the west side
of chd street. of about 35 errors
This is one of the most beautiful
building silos in town, and it is report-
cd that u largo and beautiful dwell.
ing will llt‘ crccicd thereon.
Mrs. H. H. Nichols gave a valentine
whist party at her home on Wednes-
day evening. lliach person composed
their Own valentine and m‘uch merri-
mcnt ensued. ‘
The snow and first sleighlng was
enjoyed by many. A party of ten
”DAVID W. RAYMOND.
went on a sleigh ride last Saturday ev.
doing and gave Simon Bradley and MGM] Bum
family in Greenfield a surprise call. and Embalmor.
where they were well entertained, re-
turning home very near Sunday morn-
ing. hoping the snowwili last and
that. they may have many more sleigh
r dos.
i0. Mirth Main 8!. South Nomi!
luidcnco. I Washington Street.
Tot-phone st house. Ml
"as... or 3......
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Relief of the Town of Nor-
walk will meet at their office, Opera
House block: ‘
Thursday, Feb. 1. 1906, 2 to 4 p. in.
ROUGH HANDS MADE SMOOTH.
A man who once had rough horny
hands made them soft and smooth
with Witch Hazel Salve. but he used
the genuine—that bearing. the name
“ilk-C. DeWitt & 00.. .Chlcago." For
sores, boils. cuts, burns. bruises. etc,
it has no equal and. alforvds almost lm>
mediate reiiet from blind. bleeding.
itching and protruding piles. Sold Saturday, 10th. 2 to 4 p. in.
by The 0‘15”“ Pharmacy- . " Wednesday. inn, 7 to 9, evening.
- Saturday, 17th. 2 to 4 p. m.
WESTON' Wednesday. Zist. 2 to 4 p. in.
F. Lyon and family contemplate The meetings are for the purpose 01
moving to Bridgeport soon.
Ebenezer Morehome has been quite
ill with muscular rheumatism.
Ira Andrews. .of Bridgeport, visited
at his home here over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Fitch wei-
comcd a little son last week.
Mrs. A. ll). 'l‘urney and Mrs. John.
‘S‘ltch spent Wednesday in liliiston.
Mrs. George Brown has entertained
Mrs. Ellen Andrews and son, of Nor-
walk.
Miss Hattie Gould, who has been i
seriously ill for tho pust week is im—
proving.
Cliurlcs Brock 'cntertiiined the. , .
Young Men‘s Purisli Club on Thursday . ,
evening. . ‘ ‘
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bradley have vls- . "
lied thclr daughter. Mrs. C. E. Coley.;
in Norwalk.
hearing and determining any and all
appeals made to them from the doings
of the assessors on the list of 1905.
They will also meet with the asses-
sors. as a joint board. Wednesday.
February 21. at. 4 p. m.. for the pur-
pose of abating the polls of sick and
disabled persons,
JAMES SliTHERl.AND,
CHARLES W. BELL,
JARVIS KELLOGG.
a, 2.. .u gnome game.
HER ‘ .
AND crimp; .
Cures Colds without distressing the
stomach or tying up the bowels, the
inefltabls consequences when (mush
mixtures are taken. Applied external-
ly it penetrates the flesh and heals the
sore SHOW-"Witllout'lil entryway lnter~
fering with any bodily function.
At the Clifford Pharmacywiii'ic a box.
..............- ..‘..,.
‘EMPEROR WlLLlAM's GIFT.
. WAShmii‘l‘ON. Feb. iii-wThe per.
sonal gift of Emperor William of Gcr-
inunyvto Miss Alice Roosevelt has
Just arrived here. it is a finely
wrought bracelet. ‘
Wall
Paper.
Our stock of new goods just in
is a little larger than ever before
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You knov
‘ we do the work in the very bcs
manner.
We have taken a good man)
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures for
your work.
We try to carry in stock every
thing you need for the dccoratioc
of your house inside or 'out.
as.
Gorham,
TELEPHONE ”H
to rinc'r ox.
. I. NONWALI
COUTH NORWALK. CONN.
.—_———
BUSINESS.
oil—riot
$100,000.00
combo AND PROFIT.
5178.5 00.00
-——-———
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. PM.
JOHN H. KNAPP, VIWPM.
JACOI M. LAYTON, Clohllf‘.
TMNOACTO A GENERAL IANKING
it c. . , ,
‘ H.‘iillnn..,!l‘eib lbw-lilo re»
, on seemingl ruiiableauiborlty
, the liuluib. l. ”Clout Glencoo
chili Mankoto RailroadWODiugany has
passed into the control of t e Harri.
mun interests and that. the Illinois
Central road will operate the line
when it is completed. it is further
saidihut. the road will be built throuzh
to Duluth. making direct connection
between the head of the Lakes and the
Gulf of Mexico. forming a trunk line
with no single competitor.
The sermon that beats about the
bush always finds it barren.
....._... .4..-» N... . W. a“ ...
Lifel<aCliande
Life insurance Is a dud certainty.
Begin the New Year by insuring with
F. H. .FIELD. . General Agent.
United Bank Bldg; So. Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone 330—5.
EVERY LADY’S DRESSING CHAM-
BER.
should be equipped with c dainty.
snow white. oncplece "standard" For
ceialn Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running water
water in your dressing chamber. sleep-
ing apartment of first floor toilet
room? its presence would afford you
the bigest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent me-
chanlcs. honest. and reliable.
Horace R. Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND weer m.
South Norwaik. Conn.
“THE. NEW
HOTEL VICTORIA
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our rooms I special feature. GI:
and Electric Lights throughout. Ev-
ery room heated.
RATES REASONABLE.
Finely stocked Cafe in connection.
A full line of Ackcr. Merrill .5 Cor»
dit 00.. celebrated Wines. Liquors and
Cigars always on hand.
'1‘. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
Telephone Call. 39H.
FRANK. c'.
VAN scor.
ll GENCIES.
MORTGAGES, NOTARY.
PATENTS SECURED.
I soon MAiN erase-r.
Tel. can, cos.
llailii tin
for freight Only.
1.900, Freight Propellers will louv
Sunday). at 4 p. m. Freight receive
Mrs. issue tl‘luirpe is the guest all
her son. J. Warren Andrews in Dover, .
New Jersey. 1
Cl. wan-an Bradley. who has been ill! ‘
for natural weeks with on abscess in ‘
his head, is new convalescent. ‘
Mrs. Frederick Burriii ‘has visited; ‘
in Southport. Friends from [leading ‘
have also b’onn entertained by her. i -,
Mr. and Mrs. George Barrett and - ,
family will soon more to Poplar
Plains. whom they iiuVo purchased a
house. '
The ladies of the Noriield Aid Socio-
ty are making preparations to hold an
entertainment and fair. at. the house
of Mrs..Mcbei Fitch on Tuesday oven- .
ing. March ii. ‘ . ,
l.
.
Thick goods or thin-wool.
silk or cottom—lf your shim ls
archc it will make I clean
cut the full length of the blade
without ”chewing" or " pinch- .
in "
This: is the standard with
wlilvoryb y's liable to itching plies. 1 _
Rich and. '. old and young-turi-ibie tailorsmamurcsm and others
the torture hustler. , . Only one who use a pair of chest: as a
cure sure: I’ll lament. Abso- working tool.
iutoiy cafe: will fail. . Wits sheamnd mismatch
, W {no morf’tthtantht: avers c has
‘ ’ , ,sasarpancn.
.N, ”“433“,, Wild and continuous '
.work.t on, ny others-‘01 tho
fatter F culling room or the“
men at . rm .. . .. .
rd" mason “
' flOlllndllllll'i satisfactory ,4‘.‘
.i. a. wisest-Numeric was a wlsi- _
tor in townyeiiisrday.
"Al. airtime of Nelltt'i’orir} it ileum
“if lift; and Mrs. Johnfiilrsatn. il-ioyt
iii-hilt. ,, _
n in homeword h got stuck in tho ‘ .. ‘ ‘ ‘ .. *‘ ‘ . ,
, interldgnjtossyilla hill. One need ii t “figmglfafi‘fi milimi'hmoii’i‘ in ever ,woyfiuililllm;
lliift‘iiil”miléo”%’ii°l"'il°ii.....i‘ WW ‘5“ “”5"“. mm : 3:3 hi'figfifihm c6 ‘
.etlpiliuii and bits "not but time in .0“. Mrlliihfloww f“?! Wu“ 3’“ 3 our store and we will ."
or ‘d‘ . ,u a tad that" will more lit mourn in incline chocffullyrei‘mfiillflllll’. ‘
fi‘ méiylgwgtzfiékg ,3: on site I. has been returned. amount you paid. .
" ~ on "L o ' “i can harvested
.‘" 6' “ 59;! '9; fl . g‘ ‘ ti“ the recent.
r is illit‘pwu‘il'riéasiicscr‘ ' *5
; Chin-ice line
i. _ iv . - to. pester
. ' i-fiit . on '
scflggi 'l’ualiilr. '9
ii in
it
are» it
t
i” . «t ,1
l
.l we
a.
it is cyl- I
Mf-
6
at Norwalic up to 4 p. in. and Boat
, Norwulk up to 5:30 p. in.
NORWALK BTEAMBOAT CO.
Arming J. smith c. 0. Ho ems
Lucio.
, Dinccrono.
E.H.M t H lo
anagram?" 5% our... PLUMBING.
elitist. 331.3. John.li‘.°1lgh.t:v n STEAM'
Fred H. Rowan HOT WATER,
w.-. a a _ AND
THE JOHN B. LAWRENCE
GAS FITTING.
ALL INSURANCE. REAL ESTATE
STEAM-
BOAT TICKETS. PROBATE BONDS.
on. i.
On and after Tuesday, January 2.
Pier 28, .East River. New York. (foot
, of Dover street). every day, (except
General gent.
Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper
and Zinc.
'50 South Main Street.
.Tclcphcnc 131-8.
South Norwalk, Conn.
.Tc... .......
Fine Building Lois
IN NORWALK PARK
For sale at very low figures
Restricted Property.
, For prices, particular and terms.
Address
8
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b
New York ltnaity Owners (in
shares sold at, $100 each In amount
8100 to $10,000, pay 3 per cent. som
established ten years. Tun thousan
checks paid for profits. with increase
surplus. show results. Particulars 0
request.
, N. L. COBURN. General A cut.
16 So. Main St. South
can”...
Du
die; Weakilsh. 10c; ll'iunan nasal
Cod. lilo; Halibut. Mo; Smelt. 120.
v Opened bong Giants and Oysters.
.csvsasusclsclcacaocsAc-nao
Boiled lobsters. Saturday.
l'Aii other kinds of Film at rational)
prices. .
I. ngflfiflfit‘ ,
iii
. am
oi..isuiiiiuiiiii
PREFERRED SHARES
annually from illilil of issue. Business
orwulk.
cross.
l'fOltllIh, 5 lbs. 250
.. Flotilsh. tic; Herring. to: Spanish
Mackerel. 12c; Eels. 14c; Bluefish.
tic; Madilocir,'7o; Herring. 6c: Ste“
00 qt.
cos Liver cu this bottle
" HiAND ovens
spun. frost rides
”a! ’IO’.
Jacob M. Layton,
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
’W
turns. 100.
L H.
Tel. 072*
this superior grade.
THE USE OF A
ANY USE.
LET.
“A uni
NEED ONE.
Gold Wail
It was intend to piper your
this spring you will reap opens
buying your wall paper now.
closing out our entire stock of
Wall Papers at cost in orderto
room for new goods. Buy new“
you take the profit.
Our Paper Hangers understand -
ing wall paper.
~Crockery, Lamps, House Enroll
Goods. Painters' Supplies.
oioui Window Shades with m, “
250; White Curtain Poles. with -, "
inc int-tun it.
DECKER,
87 Washington Street.
of us you have: the satisfaction of
knowing you are getting goods that;
are thoroughly reliable.
have the advantage of getting very.
reasonable prices for merclinndiseollx
custom and will make every effort. to-
serve you satisfactorily.
Give us a chance to prove that th
is the place to buy Furniture. w
or you pay cash or wish credit.
A. J. ANllilliiili ill
134 Waohlngton St. South Noni!
poor Ellis
es vsnv mucu RELIEVED .B"
Wilsbiioli L'
we ARE FULLY SUPPLIED isms
A NUMBER or acetone wn
CAN BE surrAva SELECTED.
CALL AND RECEIVE mascot?“
vou WlLL roan sea wuv.
il- M. Kraut“ '4:
thus... ""‘. mum
W
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if
‘ .
to ORDER. ‘ "”l
Window Shades: Picture m...
cpscmu. 'r
i
ifi‘iiiwm
Also you
We want your
i
use
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iii
A 'r
4. Led]:
or in
.. 5 Railroad Ave.. So. Nowell Phone 68. ‘ ' _
fl .....
" 134% 1905. ‘ ' 'j' l
.. PLUMBING AND STEAM ll {Oil liars N.
a HEATING. .
n
HOT warns HEATING.
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