Evening sentinel, Saturday, February 17, 1906 · page 7

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

ill- W bur
pdrsst and our pupsrstionsv‘sre of the
standard strength. Your prose
will be accurately Ind carefully
plounded and Just so your physio
I rel. . .

 

 

For the convenience of the mo...
of The Sentinel, a letter box has been
placed on the bridge near Hsfner's
mews store. items for publication are
collected dIHy. They should he sign-
ed by the writer as an evidence of
good faith.

Robert Harris-island up at his home
with the grip.

 

The Juanita Outing Club will meet
on Monday night.

 

Mr. and'Mrs. Frank Lockwood are
guests of Mr.3aud Mrs. Arthur Price,
of Rowan street

 

The Epworth League meeting to
morrow in the East Avenue Church
will be admitted.

 

Paul McNett, who has been confln
ed to his home with a fracture of the
collar bone, is now able to be about.

There will be the regular morning
service in the Swedish Church tomor-
row but the lost of the services will

be omitted.
m

Rev, and Mrs. Chas. J. Vahlstrom
on Bay View Place are the happy

recipients since Thursday of a bright
little baby girl.

 

Quite a number of East Norwalk
people attended the annual ball of the
iron ‘Mouiders’ Union in Arlen Hall,
South Norwalk, last evening.

 

Many who have desired to see Mr.
and Mls. Asher and hear of their gleai
“01k may have tbell desiles glorified
at the East. Avenue Methodist Ellison
pal (‘ hutch tomorrow morning at 10: 30,
at which place and time these success
f‘lll evangelists will speak and sing.

The schooner W '1‘. Dodge. which
has been in the harbor wuh a load of
codfish. is from Block island The
cod are kept alive by being placed in
a Well in the bottom of the boat. By
this means the fish are enabled .to get
plenty of water and are kept alive un
til ready for sale when they are
knocked in the head. The cod this
year are running smaller than usual
and the crew of the boat say that
while the weather has been good this
winter the fishing has been poor, ras
the fish want cold weather.

 

 

analyser so... 72% dol
Good Case Eggs - - 20c doz
Granulated Sugar - - . 50 lb
Best Elgin Creamery

fBuller -, - ~28ch
' RobertSmith
Phone 251-6. Iowsyten. Conn.

 
 

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ROWAY WTON.

Agents for Ths Ivonlnfi esntlnsl, in
Aowayton. are Frederic Lockwood,
Elwood Broadway and Charles Petty.
Orders sent to any of the alloys will
receive prompt attention.

’lllelo will be quite a number of
ltownyton people at. the armory tomor-
row night.

 

len hosting is again being indulged
ill on ltowaylon harbor. and much
spnrl is the, result.

 

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Mrs. J. Edward Vincent and son Har-
ry, of Rowayton avenue, are the latest
victims of tile mumps.

Edward Smith. the‘newsboy. is con3
templullng purchasing a new bicycle,
which he says will be a beauty.

I—na-I—

 

 

Stockings on the outside of the
shoes, as Well as in, were seen on the
streets. yesterday. as In anti-slip or
l‘ullgement.

Charles Prince, of'the'lloylston car-
riage factory. is laid up with the
mumps. His son Eddie is also antici-
vd wlth‘thesanlo malady. '

”we!“

 

(mo of the ism evergreen trees b‘n
tween fifty and sixty foot long from
Hoyt‘s Nursery, Cannon. was
carted to tile Doltlyll’properiy yester-
day by Me horses .

will

”hate oflloe.

I ' Dorian, a news but

. leflelien'o
‘ personals and advertisements will be
‘ collected each

 

'3. an inch
mail for this train
not filed to all 6:30. Pout
rat ii“... “tutti ”in...
final will arriivfom at New Y rk “It 8: 31'
, This will

aka 3 htdmalls a
ill! orrivin .110

n3 tuition——
two more on who r. Bryan took

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

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.Phkrld [AND 939 39."

Agents for the Iv going Sontinsl, in
Dalton, Ire Arthur“ Agustin. and Wet
lace ehsrsr.0 . nt‘ to either oi
trusmehovo will Y.‘ prompt sites

For the ilInsllt, 7

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

‘i' thI residents of
t" a” m M iletili beer: [and let-
. ‘ p, vs sen pines n rent
grog Store. New. items.

titerhdon.
puwhllcation but as a guarantee of good
faith, all items must be signed.

-—Got estimates on repfillrmg and
painting your auto. L. M.sWrigbt‘
new garage.

Charles G Waterbury was a visitor
in South Norwnik, yesterday

Not for

 

Miss Nellie ogden of Brooklyn will
visit Mrs. Henry Whitney and other
relatives during the early spring.

J. C. Klinefeiter is cutting ice ten
inches thick at Stillwater and has a
large force of men working far into
the night at it lithe present Weather
continues for a few days, he will cut
a fair amount.”

 

 

The hearing in regard to the 'l‘ooker
House remonstrance was held on
Thursday afternoon in Bridgeport. Two
mule witnesses were called and the at
torneys summed up the (use. Decision
was reserved by the county comnlis
sloners.

 

HEADACHE.

Take Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup. [l
swoetens the stomach aids digestion
and acts as a gentle stimulant on the
liver and bowels without irritating
these organs. Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup cures bllliousness and habitual
constipation. Does not nauscate or
gripe and is mild and pleasant to take
Remember the name Orino and refuse
to accept any substitute. Plalsted’s
Drug Store. '

 

WESTPORT-

Agents for the Evening Sentinel. in
Westport, are e. Diglovannl and Wm
E. Nash. Order: sent to either of thl'
above will receive prompt attention.

Mrs. Oliver Jennings has been enter-
taining her sister, Miss Maude Coley,
of Norwalk.

 

Rufus Wakeman spent Wednesday
in Bridgeport transacting business for
the town of Westport.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Godfrey of Com

po entertained Mr. and Mrs. llrcws
and son Wallace 01’ New Yelk city
last w'eek.

 

Oakley E Washbuln of Newark,
N. J., spent illnc'olns birthday with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. George E.
Wasllburll of this place

 

 

31hr young people of this place are
anticipating a great deal of pleasure
in attending the Sallgatlu k Hose (‘0.‘ 5
ball to be held in the Tunnel Opera
house, Westpoll next Wednesday eve-
ning.

 

Miss Grace Rogers of Compo recent-
ly succeeded ill getting a line snap
shot of the new railroad bridge at
Saugatulk showing the draw in its
vertical position with a steamer pas-
sing down tile river.

The Merry Twelve Whisi (Yinb met
with Mr. and Mrs. G. W. (layer last
Saturday evening. ll‘rnnk Godfrey
won first prize and Charles Hendricks
won the consolation prize. The club
meets with Mr. nlld Mrs. Frank God-
frey tonight.

There was Bill‘cIiti music at tho
Sungaturk M. E, Church last Sunday
given by Prof. Willlanlll Collins on
bill cello. and Howard Smith on the
organ. Mr. Smith is the organist of
that church. The efforts of both
gentlemen were greatly appreciated
by the audience.

Home.» 8. Wllkcmull, in, goes to
Chlcopcc Falls. Mass. ill the near
future to enter the .l. Slovene Arms
it Tool Co. s plant familial ire him-
self with the tier logs of the four
and six cylinder fitbyons Durycn 'l'our-
ing pals. Mr.‘ Wakeman will drive a
car of this make for John ll Mor

 

 

 

 

 

lie the coming season.
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Somo' days ago Herbert Williams
was bitten by ll dog supposed to be
mild dig! that was killed soon after. The
brain f the animal was sent to ex
ports for examination and they de-
cls ed the dog had the rabies. Mr.
Wl lama while not. over solicitous
about the accident was induced by
friends to seriously consider it and no
a result. has no to the Pasteur ill
ntltuto at New ark for treatment.

 

The bottom is reported to have drop
pod out of the price of unions that
are hard to market‘ai 2 per barrollai
present as ago but 6 a year ago .0-
ch! producers incline to the lot that
it is not woltil llbl lug cm and

bill o rams stock

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

’ 0
wk yesterday.

to New
is“? ill or Null slave-.3 lamp
ly in Pom)? street}
*Muw
Henry F. ”Mullen, of Bridgeport was
.guest of friends in South avenue
esterdsy.

 

Miss Ivy Comatock, of Pratt school

Brooklynl is villi ll mats in,
South sveuwh ti, 5% P

The improvements in the room
over the Opera House bllildillg are
about completed .

 

 

F. S. Belleck and family will short
iy return to Nyacll. N Y., where mat.-
tors of importance demand their at
tention in their hostblry in that place

m

it is reported in real estate circles
that WilliamO QWe. of Brooklyn,
has purchased t In B P. Mead place in
White Oak Shh e. The place will he

commwced immediately in order to
complete the alterations all early in
the spring as pessibie.

 

Stephen Hoyt. of the firm or Huyt's
Nurseries is setting out several shade
trees in Roton Point. The trees are
full grown and are belug‘p pulled and
transported to the Point y the lltrge
tlee- moving machine, which has re-
cently been added to the implements
of the nurseries. Eight horses are re
quired to draw the trees from the
ground with this new appliance.

Clark N. Lyon, of Talmadge Hill
who has been an inmate or the Mid
dietown asylum for a number of years,
who was recently released for a period
of three weeks to visit relatives in
this vicinity. was found wandering in
the streets, Wednesday ereniti'g. The
man was apparently lost and mutter
ing inctlhere‘ntiy'. lt‘was deemed ad.
visablo by the local oflioers‘to detain
him for the night to keep him from
freezing. He was placed in the lockup
and leleased in the morning. He will
shortly be taken back to the above ill
stitutlon ill Middletown.

 

There is some talk of stalling a
branch of the Y. M. C. A. in this town.
The plan will of course meet with the
universal approval of the young men
of the village. Although the scheme
is yet in its infancy.'lt is said to be
balked by earnest—minded people. and
if this is so something may result.
There is no institution of this kind ill
New Cancun and the utter absence of
a resort of this chalacter is one of the
most conspicuous needs of the '.town
it is to be hoped some philsniblopisl
will see this muttm in its proper light
and make some substantial conirihu

I tlon towards subsequent realization.

 

it has been indefinitely announced
that key Lewis M Lounsbury will
take up the pastorate of tho Redford.
N, Y.. M. ii. Church, during the com-
ing your. Much surprise is manifested
by the members of the church in the
pastor’s derision. Mr. Lonnsbury has
been pastor of the local M. F}. (‘hurrh
here for the. past four years. and is
well liked and esteemed by the large
congregation which has materially
intreased during his stay here At a
recent meeting of the board it was
unanimously voted to engage the par.
tor for the coming conference year.
The result of the meeting and the
earnest desire of the board were pre
sented to Mr. Lonnsbury in a way that
could not be misunderstand it is said
that the clergyman hos had two rails
from New Haven under eonsldclntion.
also one from Ridgcdeld and another
from Bridgeport. He is a most clo
quest and impressive speaker, and
with the aid of the welllrnown avenge
list Miss May Lord recently succeed-
ed in making a number of (onverts at
the evangelistic services ilt'ifi a f'cw
weeks ago The congregation has l-n
creased about one third in nnlhbo'jrs.
Both Mr. and Mrs. ionnsbury llrt‘
important fat are in the present clr
conruging rdu ition of the church, 1 d
their rumors! is regarded withslr
rere regret by the general public.

KODOL DIGEOTE WHAT YOU EAT.

Just a little Kodol after meals will
relieve that fulness, belching. lies on
stomach and all other symptoms of
indigestion Kodol digests what you
eat. and enables the stomach and dl
gesllve organs to perform their func-
tions naturally. Kodoi is a thorough
dlgestant and will afford relief from
any disorder duo in imperfect. diges
tion or mnl- assimilation Sold by The
Clifford Phalmacy.

AGAINST RATE REGULATIONS.

Coal Operators Walt on Senator El.
kins, in Washington.

 

lion or plonllneni eonl opor‘ntmc from
(how west and southwest waited on Fic-
nutor lilkins. chairman of the Senate
committee on interstate eommclco you
terdny, and submitted a protest again»
at any rate regulation legislation giv-
ing to the interstate commelco com
mission power over rates (lxcept with
provisions for the review of the acts
of the commission in the courts. The
real men also made the statement
that.".lndglngiho future by the past ra-
cord of the. interstate commerce com-
missiollin the Hepburn bill as passed
by the Houuwimenns demorallllallon,
retrogreksion and confiscation."

The chairman of the delegation was

of Louisville, Ky.
Wan-s”
Howls rllult

word for any on
not be cured by oil‘s Gamma" Cure.
F. J, cannon 1.00., :1: ..0..
We. the undorhlgno‘d .
F. .l‘ tillbney for the hull ill ydil'rsfifl
believe him perfect honor

barium trundle“
billable,” harry gilt an incident

Datum. cu.

. 3 direct / upon the
curious of tits m

iii'il treat. ”To

 

greatly improved il‘ll‘d work will be"

slide a business trip "

wnsnmo'ron, Fifi), l7.~»/t annual

Ml. John B Atkinson, ol' Earlingion. .
Ky. and the secretary llywel Davies '

We offer One }lllndrod Dollars fle- '
of (latent: that. can-v“ ~

 

i ,

(letting Plans for New Wormw-
{Architects are submitting plans for
the proposed new eluded for St. Paul'di

Episcopal Church to lab Will be built.
i393? Ht Not-walk in or tile Methodist

Illi A comm lites has been ap-
pointed to investigate the merits of
cement block, and to report back to the
church The stlucturo will be of eith-
er cement block or stone.

.Gontroct th Awarded.

. No contract has been let yet for
the “35,000 residents which will be
built at Tokenoke from plans drawn
y Architect Howard Oreeuioy. of
ew York. The owners name is with-
held for the present. Complete de
tails have been given in those col
bums.

Closing in R a. 0 Factory.

Contractor H.'W. Mather is clou-
ing ill the addition to the R & G
factory in Ann street. The mason
work was done by W. H. Smith. The
painting is now figuring. This will
be the only. subcontract to let.

.Msecn Work Awarded.

' Contractor Leslie Gamble has sub-
let the mason work on. the 'i‘etard
residence at Tokoneke to John Fran
cclil. This is the only sub-contract
that has been awarded. Thoplans are
by Architect Howard Greenley. of
New York and call for a structure
with every modern improvement.
Complete details have been given in
these columns.

Contract for Simone Plant.

William H. McMahon has been
awarded the contract b the Simona
Manufacturing Co.. of ort Chester
for the construction of the company's
fine new plant at the corner of North
Main and Union streets, South Nor
walk, Work llpon the factory will be
commenced just us soon as the wealth.
or permits. The building is to be
53 x 158 inch two stories high andm
basement, of content. blocks and the
estimated cost. is about $35,000.

Conrnelor iA-‘Niif‘. Gamble is put-
liltn, the trim in the two new houses
for Dr. Brown on Sesview avenue.
The only sub-contracts awarded was
the plumbing. The Norwalk Heating
and Lighting Co. had one contract and
'1‘. J. Keogh bad the other.

 

HEYBURN PURE FOOD BILL.

CHICAGO, Fell. l7.~—llesolutions
urging Congress in pass lilo Ionburll
pure food bill. now pending in the Sc
hate. were. adopted unanimously at a
meeting held under the auspices of
the National Diary and Pull: Food
Show interests yesterday.

 

When uolncn exillnnge secrets the.
lecolding angel opens a new am of
books.

DAVID W.«-RAYIIOND.
slid ”Enlbslmsr. ,
ll North Main It. Ioutll Nowell
Residence. I Washington Itroet.
Telephone It house. on

Board Of Relief.

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Relief of the Town of Nor-
walk will meet at their office, Opera
iiofllse block:
Thursday, Feb. 1. 1906. 2 to 4 p. m.
Saturday, 10th. 2 to 4 p. m.
Wednesday. 14th. 7 to 9, evening.
Saturday, 171b, 2 to f p. at.
Wednesday. 21st. 2 to i p. m.
The meetings are for the purpose of
hearing and determining any and all
appeals made to them from the doings
of the assessors on the list of 1906.
They will also meet with the asses.
ears, as a joint board, Wednesday.
February 21. at 4 p. m., for tho pnrv
pose ofabatlng the polls of sick and
disabled persons,
JAMES SUTHERLAND,
CHARLES W. BELL,
JARVIS KELLOGG,

at of Belief.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Cotillion tothe Point
Thlcit' guilds of thin—wool,
silk or cotton--if your Si'if‘lll‘ ls
' a Will it will make I clean 3
cut the full hen ill of the blade
without “oil ew“ng”or pinch‘

mN'iss is the standard with
? tailors, mmntmmand others
who use a pair of shears as a
Working tool.

Wis: shearsnnd scissors cost
no more than the avers it but
they will sin sharp an stand
march Mali and continues!
7 work than" any other-4n the

factor, outtlnproom or the

 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

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. you can return some to .

not find tiieiil’lo blustery;w
mmywhyjdntb
but you: W phtch

 
 
 
 
 

our store lild we will?
“:3, cheerfullyreiundlthe full
amount vouleakl ‘

sla-

seated what he considered an insult-

'consclousncse and Mars was arrested

company receipt made out

till illlllllll' BANK

- 8c; Haddock, fie; Herring, 60; Steak
, Cod, 12c;

lag remark addressed to his women
friends. James E. Mars is alleged to
have knock a man supposed to‘ have
been J. Brooks, of Lowell. and knock- ,
ed him to the sidewlk‘on Washing-
ton street early today. Brooks died
later at a hospital withon recovering

on- the charge of murder. The dead

mantras aboupt 40 years old. in. one
of him pockets was found an oxtpresls
o .
Brooks. Lowell. Mars is 23 years old
and lives at 1812 Washington slwreet
lirOOks' death apparently was the le-
sult of a. fractured skull caused by
his head striking the sidewalk.

L“ L

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litltlll
Paper.

Our stock of ne- goods just in
is a little larger than ever before

Wonderful how lovr you can
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very best
manner.

We have taken a good man)
contracts for house painting out
will be glad to submit figures for
your work.

We try to carry in stock every-
thing you need for the decoration
of your house inside or out.

. Gorbam,

TELEPHONI ”H
to FIRIT ST. 1. NORWALI

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'OUTH NORWALK, CONN.

TRANSACTO A GENERAL BANKING
IUSINES}.

CA-P—FT-AL
$100,000.00

eunPLue AND PROFITI
$173,500.00

EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. PHI.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vice-Pres.
JACOI M. LAVTON, CIIIIIOP.

DIRECTOR'.

E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymosr
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Joslsr H. Marvin .l. Wallace Mervin
Christian Swrrtz John H. Light.

3 Fred H. Rowen

 

THE JOHN B. Lil WRENCL

AGENCIES.
ALL INSURANCE. REAL ESTATE

MORTGAGES. NOTARY. STEAM.
BOAT TICKETS, PROBATE BONDS.
PATENTS SECURED.

I SOUH MAIN STREET.

Tel. Call 408.

 

llallghllelul l

for freight Only.

On and after Tuesday. January 2.

1906 Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28 East River, New York, (foot
of Dover street) every day, (except
Sunday). at 4 p. m, Freight received
at Norwalk up to i p. m. and South
Norwalk up to 5:30 p. m.

ORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.
Anni 9 J. Smith 0. c. Hegemsn
Lessee. Genersl' Agent.

0|, all n l mu
PREFERRED SHARES

New York llcalty Owners 00..
shares sold at 3100 each in amounts
$100 to tl0,000, pay 3 per cent. semi
annually from date of issue. Business
established tonyonrs. Ten thousand
checks paid for profits, with increased
surplus, show results. Particulars on
request.

R. L. COBURN, General A Int.
it So. Main St, South orwalk.

 

 

 

Inc toss.

Frostnsh, 6 lbs. 26c
Flatflsh. 6c; Herring. 7c; Spanish

Msokorol. 12c: Eels, lie; Bluefish,
tic; Weakllsh. 10c; Fimum Huddle,

Halibut, its; Smelt, 120.

Opened hog Clams and Oilsiors.
30cm.

boiled whats-rs. Baturday.

” ' an other kinds of run at reasonable
new. 3 -

Instill-vlslllnl-l

 
 
 
 

Ccdlbavopjgh, 25¢ bottle
rub starters ma AND craves
«we . maker.

 

 

y Iulidl
n strut

peerless. Incl».

,EVIRY LADY’8 DRESSING CHAM-

 

idill ‘

during the day. keep your temper, ‘
saltw tum- meals and take a beach-
{do Fill legulari, as l" quiried.

etc 45 no medic c.
plh life, or the sire

leech ’

 

 

 
 
 
 

pm.

Hold Flierywhcro In button 10c. and 25p.

 
 

Lite is a Chance.

Life insurance is s dead certainty.
Begin the New Year by insuring With

F. H. FIELD, General Agent,
United Bank Bldg. do. Norwslk, Conn.
Telephone 1336—4.

 

 

 

should be equipped with I. dainty.
snow white, onepiece “Standard" Por-
celain 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 higest degree of comfort.

We will gladly quote you prices Our
plumbers ale strictly competent me-
chanics, honest and reliable.

Horace R. Nash,

CORNER MAIN AND WEST ere.
South Norwalk, Conn.

 

V THE new

HOTEL VICTORIA

ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT
EUROPEAN PLAN.

Our rooms a special feature. Gas
and Electric Lights throughout. Ev-
ery room heated.

RATES REASONABLE.

Finely stocked Cafe in connection.
A full line of Acker, Merrill 5 Con-
dit Co.I celebrated Wines. Liquors and
Cigars always on hand.

'1‘. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
Telephone Call, 396—3.

FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.

PLUMBING,
STEAM.

HOT WATER,
'AND

GAS FITTING.

 

Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.

'50 South Main Street.
Telephone 18”.

South Norwalk, Conn.

Tin,

 

 

Fine Building Lots
IN NORWALK PARK
For sale at very low figures

Restricted Plopeiiv.

For prices, particular and terms,
' Address

Jacob M. Layton,
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
5 Railroad Ave, So. Norwal!

 

 

1347- 905
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.

HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.

evevse AND MIMIC:
ILA‘l'I AND 'fii't ROOM Q
In and Ute-m Fitting,
Iss Fixtures. Must Collins, so.
Hm you seen our steel: oi

monsoon RANGES? g
was louse a sarcoma

11' WALE 9129312? ubnweut.
Do not forget" the

A B

250 box.

for Colds. Nostalgia.

 
 

Cantatas

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

AT COST

if you intend to paper your it a
this spring you .wiil reap c benefit by "i
burial: your wall paper now. .‘We are
closing out our entire stock ofltlold ,
Wail Pepsi-s at cost in order to make
room for new goods. Buy new and ‘3
you take the profit.
Our Paper saucers underused asap.

lug wall paper. 3
Crockery, Lamps, House Furnish!“
Goods, Painters' Supplies.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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To ORDER.
Window Shades, Picture homing.
oraclAL; '4 A

Cloth Window Shades with hinge.
25c; White Curtain Poles, ,with Fix-

 
 
 
 

tures, 100. ‘ " “I'Aiml'i. 3
Painting. Paper Hanging, Sign Paine,
l ‘m" “subunit”... '

L.H.DEGKER,

97 Washington Street. .
Tel. Cam south Nogwalk.

 

 

of us you have the satisfaction of
knowing you are getting goods that.
are thoroughly reliable. Also you
have the advantage of getting very
reasonable prices for merchandise of .
this superior grade. We want your
custom and will make every effort to
serve you satisfactorily.

Give us a chance to prove that this. .
is the place to buy Furniture, Who‘ll
or you pay cash or wish credit.

A. J. lNBEVINEiSllii;

134 WashingtonVSt. South Nerwaiii,

Poor Eyeliglll.

CANNOT BE cuneo. BUT IT call
a: vsav MUCH RELIEVED lav: .
The use or a mum ‘

Welsbacil Li i

we ARE FULLY surrogate]
A NUMBER or osslcllltl 3
CAN or: SUITABLY south 3
ANY use.
CALL AND RECEIVE THE bottle

.s‘t’cuihm'

“A Little Talk on till"

vou WlLL THEN see WHY rotiw
NEED ONI- a. clay... i at“

‘WMIK M Elliill'm

iiiilill. Hibiifiiliiil! '

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