Itnhdird‘ , .
will be secure our
pounded and just I
sires. ‘
AT THE
Bridge Pharmadn.
ll. W. GHAM HERE.
and carefully oom-
: your phyelclrlnde.
For the oonvonldlittb? oli‘thé-‘resdbr'u
of The Sentinel, a letter ‘. I has" Holt
ploced on the hl‘lttuil ‘ I“ Bambi“!
news store. Item: for publication are
collected daily. They should be sign-
ed by the writer as an evidence of
good faith.
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Mrs. John Cromwell, or Washington Y
street, is confined to her home by ill-
“(‘58.
Rev. C. II. Sivcet. will preach in the
Advent Christian Church Friday cvon-
lug, March 2nd.
Mr, and Mrs. Edson K. St. John. of
Si. .lohn strut. are spending a few
days in Newark, N. J.
There will be a meeting at the Ohio.
ial Board of the Advent Christian
(‘hureh this evening.
itev. .l. W. Davis will return on Sat-
ulday and will preach in the Advent
t‘iirislian Church on Sunday.
A meeting of the Junior Band of the.
[Clint Avenue Methodist. Church will be
held this evening at. the church.
Rev. l‘. S. Ainsworth led the regular
weekly social service inst evening at
the Advent Christian Church.
The Pastime A. C. w.lii play the.
West End basketball team tomorrow
evening at, the Pastime Club rooms.
Miss Genevieve Morrcll. of this
place. acci‘lmpaniod by Mr. Andrews.
ol' Nerwaik. spent the holiday in New
York.
The regular weekly prayer meeting
last. evening at the lads: Avenue Motil-
odist Church was led by Rev. Edward
(,iilllillllgllttlil.
Mrs. llal'ry Cunningham is critically
ill at. her lit)tllc_ corner of least ave-
hue and Cottage strect. llr. l3. “Hill
is in attendance.
The pool garlic at Hafner‘s scheduled
for last evening was not played. 0w-
illg to the fact that it was a holiday.
the players had oher things going on
and be game was postponed.
’l‘hc Pastimes defeated the Winni;
punks in the closest and best game
played by the Amateur league. Both
teams played fast. bull and it was nip
and tuck until the lust part of the sec-
ond half, when the Pastimes threw
three goals. winning by n score, .of 13
to 7. Many favorable comments were
heard about. the clean playing on both
sides in marked contrast. to the “rough
house," which has been ll. feature of
the former games. The Pastimes will
play the West Ends on: Saturday cv-
cnlng in place of ,the Overlooks. who
have cancelled all games and dis-
banded. and a. game with a team front
imnbnry next. Wednesday evening.
II. S. WRIGHT, Manager.
In :l neat envelope, bearing the
words White llouue, In blue ink, Mrs.
ldu James received the. President's
private curd on- Washlngton's Birth-
day. it reads as follows:
"The President thanks you heartily
for your congratulations."
This was ill reply to a copy of The
Sontirwi ol' the lflth inst" containing
the poem dedicated to Roosevelt's eld-
est daughter. which was composed of
Mrs. James. ’l‘bore is a vast. illit-
tllllll. of patriotic blood in her family.
as tour of them served their country
in the Revolution, the War of 1812, the
itivll War and the Spanish-American
War. On her father's side the ilrst,
on her mother's side the second, on» on
uncle's side the third. and her only
son ’l‘om's side the fourth. and nhould
it ever be. necessary her grandson liar-
rcy holds himself in readiness to light
for the colors. hivery one was native
unto the manor born. One hundred
and fifty-six years have emptied since
the birth of her grandfather, Daniel
llodgc. and the line of succeluilon llilh
nwwr been broken on far as plilrio-
lislll iii concernmi,
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LYONS PLAINS
Services ncitl Sunday in Emmanuel
Church at 7 p. at.
M
Mr. and Mrs. li‘rank Pitch are the
happy parents of it baby boy.
~W _ ,
M rs, lu‘rnnk llyon iii home again from
a two wroiiu‘ only In NorWulk.
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‘ . . .f
key-ll “ . first; 5
humour p, lpl no
' . Bridgeport. and Dr. Nolan. of West.-
3' ll raii‘llh'dfiifil“ 55.:
6 Pkgs National Biscuit-
5c Size 250
3 Pkgs lOc Size 250
The Matinee Whict met. with Mrs.
Clarence Bradley,“ .Greeutleid. yes-
terday utter-noon. "
..,Miss Clara Banks, who has been
home for a few days. has returned to
her position in Corona.
A number from here attended. the
do co ut the Country Club. Greenfield
lid. on Thursday evening. ‘
The last. meeting of the Lyons Plain
Whist Club was held at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. James .Slhith on Wed-
nesday evening.
Warren Bradley. is suffering with an
abscess in his ear. Dr. Wilson. of
port. attend him.
Charles Johnson celebrated his
eighty-second birthday last Saturday.
His healtiNJs very good and be en—
joys a game of whist as well as ever.
nownv'ron.
Agents for The Evening Sentinel, in
Rowayton. ore Eredcrlck Lockwood.
Elwood Broadway and Charles Petty.
Orders sent to- any of the above will
receive prompt nttentlon.
liurry Seizer. of Norwaik, was it vi.
siior in Rowayton yesterday.
-Get estimates on repairing and
painting your auto. L. M. Wright's
new garage.
i). Norris, who recently bought the.
Cedar cottage at Bell island. is having
the house, thoroughly repaired and re-
modelled.
Williainl ilnyier. Six, and icorg‘c
Minor. oi’ llowayton, were in South
Norwulk today. on committee work for
Reliance Hook and Ladder Company.
Robert Smith
Phone 2515. Rowayton. Conn.
_
WESTPORT-
Agents for the Evening Sentinel. In
Weapon, are 8. Diglovannl and Wm.
E. Nash. Orders cent to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
....—.
Mrs. Grace Kittie. of New York, is
the guest of a Jew days of Mrs. J. C.
iyult.
General regret is expresued here at
the sudden and untimely death of
Town Clerk Stillilnull, of Illusion. lie
was well known in Westport'and held
ill the highth regard and in Ills death
is seems as though an old and tried
resident hint been taken away.
chctnllon is beginning to show
signs of activity anti there is every
assurance now of an early spring. m:
ports tend to the belief that the signs
will not full. although there is yet fear
that trees will begin in bud audio se-
Vere frost such as might well be ere
pt-cti-d injure the fruit crops.
Snugaiuck liosi- Company entertain-
ed its friends with 11 dance Wednes-
day nighl and ill spite of the storm
there. was an niidnilnncc that tested
the capacity of the, building. ltepresen.
tatlvns from the fire departments in
adjacent. towns were on hand resplenih
col ill uniforms and did much to make
the affair a social sueccsp.
A It‘lll'mel‘li institute is being held in
the chapel of tlreen Farms Congrega-
tional Church toiluy and that, annual
event serves to bring the thumbs of
husbandry oltt in force. The morning
was devoted to business chiefly per-
taining to the Flirnlern Club that iii
the chief director of tho event. and
this afternoon. following the dinner.
addroi-lsos two being made by (loorgc
'1‘, Powell, at New York. and .l. H. little
of Hartford.
There still appearii to be an element
hero lacking in appreciation of the
benefits that are certain to accrue
through the new library out] their
chief plulul npponru now to be that the
walk on the north side of iiltttte street
bridge to cut off. As it logical con.
cluslon. outdo. from the nocouslty'of
the change. the walk should have been
‘(lll the south stile,
quit ter. the poi-u o co and lending
Bur «trout hltlt‘t‘n. that. m‘oiit of the
militia reverts. yet. there. has been no
walltwhotever them. instead poncho
mm on the mist tilde of the bridge.
(the tinnitus willnecel‘nsltuin e-wtlltt an
easily, ll’ notlmorn tin he made on the
west ride of'lhe bridge. to the bunk.
Mrs. John W lllltunn is very low. Her
death is expected utility moment.
WM! u.
Morton Lyon and Hurry Nichols. of
lll‘lllai-pol't, spent sundry at their
homer here. , .
Mr. illltl llrw’llowntd Boers aspect
in t-nluiimle- their chine wedding on
rim anoint our” M
or:
The lhillle hi certainly trifling when the
to tho cummiinlty through the "bony
prompt criticism. \
M
wondered iday.
most. of ltehin in,
“with igloo
t! ,
omen; item. it
y.
it. Me.
g)? It is from that '
man I‘lthl been compelled immune the
the south «lite. and the cross can an
immense benefits and improvementu
is considered and not lunch as should
. night the tor»
Nothing‘holpod good melt ironic extricate himself. At-
“ Ointment. it "i love young .
” Hon. John R.
u:
t oi oi " . or
romp! Iflflb
lid 9"
or Allu‘rflrd it '
collected each otter-neon. Not for
publication, but as a guarantee of good
faith, [all items must.” sinned.
M,
An epidemic of chickenpox is in
town; ‘ ‘ » .. . “ 91
,Mr. ii‘lunnigan l‘s implo’ving his Mop-
le avenue residence.
Dr. and Mrs. John Godfrey hutie
named their son Kenneth Ellsworth
Godfrey. ‘ _ ~ ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Cantrellyhuve named
their son Clifton Gilbert Cantrell.
Mrs. Charles Bennett is ill
very
with quinsy ,uorerthrout.
Mrs. Evans is pointing her hardy
avu residence a dark-green.
. 4 W1”
Miss lilvu Bates. who has been ser- ,
lourily ill, the result of a fail, is im- i
proving and able to be. about the l
house again.
Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Street, who have i
been visiting friends in the Catskills. «
are now visiting John Siniondson. Mrs. ’
Street's brother. in Brooklyn. .
Grand Juror Nathan Douchy went
“clam fishing" yesterday. The tide.
Some of them were so lur e and few.
clean that be was. compel ed' to club
them with the clam digger before he
could get them into the basket.
Mrs. W. ll. Fairbanks, has received
front her daughter, Mrs. Hurry Hind-
iey laticrs dated Lu Boka. isthmus
of Panama telling of a very stormy sen
voyage, during which is was feared
at one time much of the cargo would
have to go overboard. One-third of
tile cargo was machinery on its way
to iiondrns. in whose cinpioy Mr. Hind
ley has enlisted. Mr. and Mrs, Hind~
icy arrived at ‘Colon‘, li‘eb. tifnnd cros‘
sell to lat llokn whore they were de-
tuincd a Week waiting for their over"
due steamer which was delayed by the
rough. sens. They visited the. govern
ment station at l’allau‘ln, where they
found a colllpleto water altil light ser-
vice and streets covered with pav-
ing sheets—nil these are. government
improvements since its occupation of
the, canal strip, and they saw nothing
to prevent Panama being transformed
to n healthful place ot‘ residence. Lil
Boltn they found a very pretty town.
surrounded in part by high mountains.
The plazas are. well kept and ornamen-
led with blooming plants and paints.
The season being at its height. Mr. and
Mrs. Hindlcy arrived on the isth-
Mrs. iiindley found the scenery gor-
geous. large trees of various colored
bloom being in full flower. with bril-
llant»coatcd song birds, make up the
forest. while on the shore the title
rises 23 feet each tiny. Oranges sell
at sixty-cents per 100. Board is $2
per day ill gold. Post cards form Mr.
and Mrs. Hindlcy centaln pictures of
the Panama cathedral, the American
quarters and hospitals at Colon. and
views in Nicaragua. At the. time. of
writing. they were waiting for their
steamer which would take them trout
Ila Baku, on their way in Honduras,
which, including the overland journeys
would occupy a week.
UNIFORM DIVORCE LAWS.
Massachusetts Statute in Favored by
the Congress in Washington.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.~Bcfore
ilnnlly adjournlug last night the Con-
grew on Uniform Divorce Laws for
the several states adopted the follow
ing resolution which seeks to make
here stringent the lawu pertaining to
the “Migratory" character of divorcee:
" Each state should adopt, a statute
embodying the principle contained ill
the Massachusetts act, which is as fol-
lows:
”If an inhabitant of this common-
wealth goes into another state or
country to obtain it divorce for it
cause which occurred here while the
parties resided here or for a canoe
by the lawn of this commonwealth it
divorce so obtained shall he of no
mining or attempting to obtain (IlV‘
orce should be made utilititory crimes
by the criminal code.
The report of the committee of re-
licenses and marriages was covered
the consideration of marriage laws on
wltilln the purview of the call under
which it assembles. it desires lo the
press its earnest hope that come nul-
lnbic effort will be lilitdo by some
other hotly to mourn uniform marriage
lows and especially it uniform mar-
riage license low: and it Would re-
unectfully recommend the matter to
the consideration of the commissioner»
on uniform litate lawn."
it was further recommended that
the necessity for animal collection and
publication of statistics on divorce
would greatly assist hlni in combat-
tlng the divorce cvll. Iii present but.
eleven sluice compile such ututltitlcs.
While the Rev. John McNolll was
holding revival services at Cardin.
nnnwar any question about the Bible.
At: once it note was sent to him mutt
lag till follows: "Dear Mr. MoNeill:
If you are cooking to help young men.
kindly tell me who was Cain‘s wife.“
That seemed a poser. and the nudi-
once united with intense interest. tome
pared wttli implement. to eschew the
is t‘lil‘lmi be raid:
in ;. especially young inquirere for
l t. audit would 170““! young
"it word of sit on. it til title:
.oti.
pol-bonnie and advertlnmente will be "
. hooded the trouble my malts headway
. dangerous operation. Ind a lifetime of
was low and tho genial juror secured : tthe
fl. large messof the‘ succulent bivalves. ’ .
which would not authorize a divorce '
force of effect in this commonwealth." 2
A resolution was also adopted pro- .
vidlng that “Fraud of collusion in oh~ »
solution on the ullbjtiet of marriage ._
by it resolution which declared: “That 5
while the Congress does not. regard .
Wales. he announced that he would
lilr Plano-mic Advice bum Many
<1 ‘h‘rrum thin boil nod Gunny Experience.
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It. is it and but
onl'toiu first. that
in l... l...
‘ o in the .
fig!) women in
. our implicit.
Marathon three-
fourths of" the
, bite “ g?! mall 9nd glrin who
his bw , "thicken: opera.-
tlonl mule necessary by neglect. ,
“Every one of those clients bod
plenty“ wnrniu In thut. raring down
boling. pain at t to left. or right. of. thb
abdomen. nervous oxlt'ttuetitm. pain in
the smell of the book. pelvic «tern-h.
diuinou. dotulency. displacements or
lrre lnrities. Allof these I upcom-
Ire ndicotlom of on un‘bcs thy con-
dition of the female organs. and if not.
.
i
t
until the «paucity but to be path by a.
impnired usefulnenb at best. while in
many cue- tho 1-0-qu IN fatal.
‘ Min Imollo Adonis. of 8e1ttle.Wuh..
writes: ‘
Door Mrs. Pinkhem :— ..
“About two care [was {mt suf-
ferer from A «zero toggle tron 0 point out!
Mullen The doctor prescribed lot-mould
flhelly told me that I bed 3 tumor bud mull;
undorfiln operation if I wanted no mil.
Iteitr. t this we: in deceit wen-rut . but I
t hundreds of do hrs for moduli help
tumor kept growing. Fortunately l
rmpondedwith on hunt intheliiewhl lend
glint“. and she utilised me to take‘Lyt in E,
l’inkhunl's Vegetable (turnaround. as it. was
“id to cure tumors. I did I0 and immediately
begnnto improve in boaltbnuld I won entirely
cured, the tllxnor “WWW“ entirelywith-
out on operation. wig ovary enduring
woman would try this great. preparation.”
Just a surely as Mlu‘Ad-ms was
cured of the troubles enumerated in
her letter. just. so scream“ Lydia E.
Pinkhum's Vegetable mpound cure
other women who suffer from fe-
male troubles. inflammation, kidney
troubles. nervous excitability or not-
vouu prostrution.
Mrs. Pinkhem invites all young
women who are ill to write her for free
advice. She is dun liter-in-luvv cl
Lydia. E. Pinkhum on for twenty-live
years has been advising sick Women
he. of charge. Address, Lynn. Muss.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
WHO'S TO WIN HIM.
The illustrated nursery rhyme which
preemies the play Who's to Win Him.
will be enjoyed by everyone. Mrs.
Agnes Huvlland inkei-t a leading part.
with the children as well its iii the
play. The artistic heads drawn by
Miss Ada Belts, in the posters sccu
about town. are much admired.
DUKE 0F KILLICRANKIE.
yesterday afternoon and evening was
The Duke of Kililcrankie. (.‘hliriotie
Lambert as Mrs, illulboliand, Minna
Phillips as Lndy llcnt‘it‘ttn Addison.
and Wallace hiraizlue. as Henry Wel-
by, .\i. I’.. illl did good work, especially
in the last two acts. Tonight the li‘ra-
ser Comedy (‘ompany will entertain
with vaudeville.
Here is it unique memorial notice
from n (.ieorgia exchange:
"Once he was nearly swallowed by
an earthquake. and shortly afterward
was blown nearly a quarter of a mile
by a hurricane; but he triumphed on
or all these afflictions only to he kick-
ed out of life by a mule. that had ll
mortgage on it and was blind in can
eye."
will w. turnout).
Funnel Direct.
and Imbalance.
I! m min It. booth Harwell
Human. I Washington wool.
Telephone It house. two
«a. t... .. . .-
......._.....,..~.~ a...
gentile» will»
1.1% , _ .,
mkmimm .
a Win it will milk: I clean
cut thofull letl thol the blade .
without “chew ng'f or " pinch-
lnu’ .
is: is the Illndfll'd with
tailors, seamstress» and others
who use it pull of shears as a
working tool.
' Wise sheets and scissors cost
no More than the avers c, but
they will slit sharp on stand
more hot and continuous
' work than any other-in the
factor ”gutting room or the
. ho . o . ‘
li-w m I all line of ill»
Mnflmm ltyoudo
nol‘lindihtmi satisfactory
orchard street. Norwrill. that or
gflry your:
The attraction at lloyt‘n 'l‘hcnll'e..
' borer
until, in u very feeble condition. Mr
Huulonheck has made her home Willi ‘
Mr. and hire. J. Edward llilssuli, of
028 State street. Britt joporl. iiinoe
the death of Mr. Huillcil look, but her :
condition is such that ii. professional
.uui‘lle but: been in constant attendance »
upon lic'r since July Idol. .3.
""""“',W'*—'W _
The late Bishop Mandel] Creighton
was once asked if he could state‘ the
difference between an Oxford man and
ii Cambridge man. The p‘otessor. up
he then was. immediately plied: “An
Oxford man looks as if the world be.
longed to him; u Cambridge, man as if
he didn’t care to whom the world be.-
louged." .
Failure does not necessarily imply‘
incapacity or Weakness. Many of the
men of today failed and \vere weak-
lingo it few years ago, but have since
recalled by their aggl-essivc and pow-
erful cfforis.‘ it' you tell once. keep
up your courage and. try again.
w... “W“-..-
0blllllng—-“Y0u're rather ”a young
man to be left. in charge of Ii drug
store." said the fussy customer, “have
you ll diploma"
"Whywsrwno, sir." replied the drug
clerk, “hilt i havo something just no
good."-l’hiiadcipliin Press.
There is only one road to Right and
that is Right. There is only one load
to ’i‘rulli. and that ia,'l‘l'ilth. There is
only one. word to (loud and that is
Goodness. .
Have a hobby, A titan ith a hobby
will never die of senile decay. lie has
always something to orcilpy both mind
and body; therefore they remain fresh
and vigorous.
Wall
Paper.
our-tack of nun (code just in
is a little larger than ever before
,Worlderlul how low you can
buy nice good: here. You kn0v
we do the work in the very hoe
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 docoratlor
of your house inside or out.
, E0 E0
Gorbam.
TELEPHONI "H
to "KIT IT.‘
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”UT" NORWALW, GONN-
e—du-t—b
‘rnAmAct's A GENERAL IANKtNG
IUSINES‘
cfiu
$100,000.00
nun-—
IUIPLUI AND norm
IMABOOJDO
unto—u.
:nwm i-l. ulvrneweoN. Pm.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vlowm.
«co! in. LAVTON, outlier.
ant-u...
DIRECTORI-
I. it. Mathewson Henry Comer
John H. Knlpp Contact Grumman
Joel-r n. Mervin J. Wall-e. Marvin
christian Inert: John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowen .
in: lecithin wntllici
AGENCIES.
ALL institution. H Al. can"
neurones. nor . stun.
flours, PROBATE bonus.
ensure (incurred
a IOUH MAIN s‘rnlrr.
Tel. Oell. 40!. '
thM
for freight Only.
0n and after Thunder. Jllflillt'y a.
1906, Freight Propellers will
Pier 28. East River, New York, (foot
of Dover street), «very tiny, (except
laundry). til i p. tn.
at Nowell: up to t p. in. end about
Namath up to 5:30 p. in.
NOHWALK bTEAMBOAT co.
'Annlil J. Imlin c. c. m m
L G...“
it with who
our store. and we w .
checrfuliyrcfund the full .
nmeiliit you paid. .
in erymytiidihever ,
he? condemning. . ..
‘W’ ill 'l .
1's“: tillry 26.
“it
rolertnltlrlotltrln till , ,
well
Hols your
‘ her other; e trim: ”
Wlll'g mutton look ‘
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‘18470
leuvo
Freight received
$.21: “Limo not ioraétiiile
D
ghoulillih is .1 d it l'i: ‘
.. out; to loii'entei ‘ t a, r ,
fictbod.‘ and the rllt‘lll‘ medical!
the use at the best cough aural
which ill -
Kemp’s ll ‘
This {muons pro oration cures,
_, coughs. colds. bronc j, ‘s. grippiid
. onsumptlon“iu its"‘first ridges. ‘
l Irritation of the throat and bron- ,
cilia]tubesislmrncdiutci removed
‘ by the use of Kemp’s iia sum.
L Sold by all dealers at 25c. and soc.
it. has been said that. the life of an
intelligent bachelor ls‘vory well worth
living, but no woman is willing to tui-
ullt that a bachelor is intelligent. .
aveny LADY'S DRESSING CHAM-
san.’
should be equipped with I dainty.
snow wltite. oneplcce “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-
li’ig apartment of first floor toilet
room? its presence would afford you
the higest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent me-
chanics, honest and reliable.
Horace R. Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST ITS.
, South Norwalthonn.
THE New
HOTEL VICTORIA
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our room; a special feature. an
and Electric Light. throughout. EV-
ery room heated.
RATES REASONABLE.
Finely stocked Cafe In connection.
A full line of Acker. Merl‘lll 8. Con-
dlt Co.e celebrated Wines, Liquoro Ind
Cigars always on hand.
1*. J. SULLIVAN, Proprlotor.
Telephone Call. 39H »
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING,
STEAM,
HOT WATER.
'AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Sheet "1;... Copper
and Zinc.
so South Main Street.
Telephone 1373.
South Norwalk, Conn.
m.-.m.~,.w m...
"Fine building Lots
IN NORWALK PARK
Restricted ‘ Propettv.
For prices. particular and terms.
Address
J ocob M. Layton,
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
5 Railroad Ave. 86. Norwoll
1905.
.PLUMBING “Ann STEAM
HEATING.
nor WATER HEATING.
nor AIR HEATING.
OTOVIOAND RING!
ltATI AND TIN ROOM 0,
he and 3mm Emmi.
“I Fixture... Metal Oolllnw Ill.
Have: you «On our It oi
_ RICHMOND RANGESF
THE JONES it norcnxms
, corn,l NY.
‘ll' WALL ITIEIT. NORWALI.
A. B. 0 Capsules
, 250a box.
for Colds. ‘Neiliaiala.
5*
O
emu
. Wall Paper: at cost in order, to
* Welsbach
For sale at: very low figures. -
A:
AT cos:r
if you intend to paper your . .1
thin spring you will reap rl benefit
closing out our entire stool; of flight:
lug wall paper. ' ~
Goods. Palnters' Supplies.
e
To ORDER. .’ ”'f'Wl
Window Shades. Picture Printing. 1.;
IPECIAL'.
Cloth Window Shades with Fringe
260: White Curtain Poles. with Fin
lures, 100. l” "i "n ‘,
Painting, Paper Hanging, Sign Mute
lug. .
,L.H.DE KER.§
:7 Washington strut.
Tel. cm South Norwaik.
of us you have the satisfaction. of
knowing you are getting goods that
are thoroughly reliable. Also you.
have tho“ advantage of getting very
reasonable prices for merchandise of
tilts superior grade. We want your
custom and will make every effort. to
serve you satisl‘actoliiy. . . 7*
Give us a chance to prove that. this.
is the place in buy Furniture. whethJ-
er you pay cash or wish credit.
A. J. iNliiVlNillS
134 Washington St. South Nomi,
than
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as VERY MUCH RELIEVED BYi
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the day or week. Prices in
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