Ifirmgnmimflr _ a.“ iii-Levels“ .. a—u— ""ilcr‘tila‘o‘cnlii‘ntsncs ‘ ' h. ' l? T35" '“o's "ill'."‘s1’l$"“" "no?“ all. stars: ' "and" r’i‘l‘umloi'ai’t'llln‘ 'IIM'z collected, all by th writers as an evidence of good faith. . ~. J fistula-sh} . 3 Rev. J. W: Davis will preach In the Cranbury Chapel at 4:15 tomorrow af- ternoon.3 » . ,li,ev.,J.,.W.,i,ng , and Rev. E. Cun~ nlnghanl will "as sage pulpits Sun- day morning. 3 James Drewof Norwich. a nephew of Michael Drew. is spending some days In Norwalk.~ Letter Carrier Merritt is enjoying a day off today and Clarence .Crofut is substituting for him. , ‘James Dickson and Augustus Haid- witl leave today for an extended cruise in Charles Gehrmann's boat. —Bny dory rowing skiffs. sail and power dorles, $18 and up. St. John sells them. 49 Water St. E. W. C. Cunningham led the meet- ing of the Junior Praying Band last evening at the East avenue Church. Frank Clark has returned to his home in Brooklyn. after a visit with his grandmother. Mrs. Jennie Rusk, of Osborn avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Edson K. St. John haVe returned from a vacation trip to various points of Interest along the Hudson river. The board meeting of the East Ave- nue Methodist Episcopal Sunday school will be held at the home of Miss Sadie Randall, Seavlew avenue. Monday evening next. . ‘ The services at the East Avenue .Methodist Cllurch tomorrow evening promise to be of an especially interest- Ing character as there will be sterop- ticon views from the life of Moses. LL Watch this Space ‘ for Tomorrow. Robert Smith Phons 261 a. ROWAYTON. Manta for The Evening Sontinel, In Rowayton. are Frsdsrick Lockwood. Iiwcod Broadway and Charles Patty. Orders sent to any of the above will mom prompt attention. Rowaytcn, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Albrecht are enter- taining Mantis from New York city. Mr. and Mrs. William Dulalld leave today for Wilkesbsrre and Glen Sum- mit. Springs. Pennsylvania. .The ice man has his troubles. One of_‘ihem is the “booking on behind" of the children as his wagon goes through ‘ street. And he loses quite a lot of-fice front thefts ill tilut. way. Train No. 584 passcd through lio- wayton this morning with fifty-eight cars. As thirty-me, cars made tip the longest train ten years ago. it Is easy to see the increase in power in late gears. Il‘he use of motorcycles in lncreusiniz and the riders should remember that they‘re subject to the same laws gov- erning lights. numbers and speed lls automobiiists. A good many seem to forget this. George Manuel. who has been cut- giioysd since last December In the bug» deiiortnlellt of the New York. Now Haven and liartford Railroad Company. in South Norwaiit. has been snaigncd to the. electrical department as inning his duties today. . ‘ ton Methodist Episcopal Church. E. W. Byashc. psalor—-Preach- inc. 10:30 ‘a. m.; Sabbath school. :2 p. .; Epworth Magus, 0:45 p. in; service. 7:30 p. m. The pas- tor .wi‘ on at both services. To- pic for t atmorning service. The King- dom'of’God. in the evening service the snippet. will be A Strong Weakling. " “ovarian Baptist Church. v. ,k ,0. Brown. platen-services as on: Sunday at 10:30 a. m. and ‘ 1' p. in. Public worship with aer- Iiona by Alfred ii. Bouiwell. Bible “lion! at- iiziil s. m.: . . . . at omits. on, roll call meeting Wed- nesdaxsftsrnoon and evening. picnic stille- , Dihio school on t grounds of air. and Mrs. lingerie A let. 'l‘hnrs- day evening“ 7:80, happy hour ser- vice and monthly covenant mention. the pattor is expected to occupy his on My. August 5th. ' on visa so interesting diving can- test at Hibiory Bluff. yesterds attor- gpon. ’i‘lls proprietor. Aivnh nthlll. , ' m to plane ten costs In a potato. “1"ng the some «groom for the ‘ “nip ! 1m. . . to have the ten cents. The con tiona wars that a drawing at II V I'd . "inflili‘mv'ii'sflis'lin " Vl J, Iii. Davies is quite ill at his home liy. They should its sign- N Y I. i' , Methodist Church. wil hold service is “1'0 visited New m Chester and i , , ., ,iiaye first cltpnce to dive after Mile: one. i etaill‘toeohanics it. Petty. of Raymon street, to have first try. andho succodsd in getting the potato anally: Herepeated this par- forlnance twice law. when Mr. 'i‘ntv, hill‘be‘csine tired or putting up ton cent pieces, and the other boys sitting on the beach ware weary waiting for a chance to divafor one.‘ ‘ ‘ DARIEN AND NOROTON. For the hsnsfit of tho residents of D ri nd lat. . 3‘"an of Allan's Ora Moran, .i pal-sonata and advadlwmgwwm.‘ collected each aftstnoa ‘ lotr‘for publication, but as a. usrantsa of good faith. ail Items must a signed. Agents for Thslvonlnc Bantinol in Dorian are Thaddeus loll..thIlilr Classes and Wallace ahsrsr. Orders sent to any f gl- above will heal" prompt at. n on. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ In Main «street. Miss Julie itietsel is spending the summer at Ferndale,Sullivsn County. “Mr: Adams Is recovering from a fail at his home which fractured one of “his arms.“ Mrs. George Sharer is suffering from lameness. the result of a fail some weeks since. The Methodist Sunday—School ex- pect to hold their annual picnic in August at live Beach. Edward Hindiey and family leave on Saturda , July 28 for a sojourn at the “Outsi e inn." Scott's Cove. The late Russell Sage was a rela- tive by marriage of Nathan Dauchy and used frequently to visit the hoe- pitsbie Dauchy homestead. The attractive Queen Anne cottage for one of the September brides, on Maple avenue. is rapidly nearing com- pletion. and will be. one of the pret- tiest place on the avenue. While shertin rats near Holly‘s Pond. James Munich, one of the boys at Col. Seddes's fresh air comp was shot ill tile log by it spent bui- ieit. Tile wound was not. a serious one. however. and was dressed by Dr. G. H. Nixon. it. is believed that the bullet glanced front a rock. causing it to strike him. 3 The midsummer nights carnival. held by members of the Presbyterian Church of Noroion, was largely at- tended. Thursday night. at Volunteer Truck house. The interior of the house had been prettil’y decorated for the occasion with flags. hurtling. flow- ers. etc. and it presented a fine ap- pearance. All cxcclii-nt program of chnrades and tableaux was presented with violin solos by Richard Allen. droth anti piano Miss Theresa Hoyt. E. E. Bruggerlloff‘s coat-.llmsll, Jolln Murphy. met with a serious and pain- ful accident Thursday afternoon. not fun. from the Darien Methodist church. He was driving a pony cart. when suddenly the pony took fright at an automobile and bolted. it ran into a tree near the church. throwing Mur- phy over the dashboard. He fell to the ground near the polly‘s boots. and was severely kicked by the animal. He was assisted to the office of Dr. (l. H. Noxon. where it, wnsuscertailled that two of his ribs were broken, a number of cuts were sustained. and he w rely bruised about the sill. save in. . It is not known as yet who.- ih ‘ltlternai injuries will (lut'éiilll, ’ WESTPORT. i ants for the Evening Sentinel. in port, are a. Dlpiovanni and Wm ash. Orders sent to slthsr of the s will raoolvo prompt attention. w E. a ere will be dancing at Pclrie'a h pavallon tonight. mm is talk of starting a roller ska lng rink here in town. hire. William Taylor spent Wednes- day in New York city with relatives. wit-y Williams and wife. of West- pol; have been visiting In this vici- nit . 1 Mrs. S. J. Dayton of Brooklyn. N. Y..ihns been visiting relatives at the Forms. ‘ if. M. Fosdick of Bridgeport, Is on- ioying life at, lieacllside inn. A nloat delightful place to while away sum- mer ‘lours. There is no gainsaying the fact that this berg wants ll town building. but any of the officials murmur the truth and “graft" seems to be the sun lclou. ’l‘llnro need be no graft to t. Public sentiment demands that Immediate steps be taken toward pro- per, protection for valuable town do cumenis. All has becn plainly shown beioro the prompt outlay annually for roots for omces would take care of the Internets on an almost million doi- lar structure. WEST N O RWALK. Harry Filiow. who has bean quite sick at his home. is recovering. Miss Pearl Morehouse Is visiting herhuncie, Harry Morohouao, in Green- w c . Mrs. Forshuy and family and Mrs. B the guests of Mr. and lira. Frank Bates. Rev. Duncan. of the South Norwalk the Union Chapel, p. m. . A special school meeting was. held in the school house ’f‘huradng night. Mr. Morsilouse was chosen c airmail for the evening. It was voted to have new desks. about sixty in num- her. Mr. Manchester. of Boston. as- oni for Kenny Brothers wholesale fur- niture board for schoo a. was present and demonstrated his desks, which the people tilted very much. The at» ty desks will cost about taro when set. .3 'l‘iulrs will also be a. use , 'I desk. W. F. Mather. the corps tor. will lay aw hits maple floor and make other needed repairs to the when ‘unday. at 3:3 meteorite which boy was i . . t manuals: I - . The chimney i to taken and rtlhiilr 9th. ,th chic not! ’i unclean . 0311-0er. Dayton and family, of New York, are d .: some on THE sanctions. ’ a! pavil- Tha fence behind the danci We tame. a the Ferris“ oottiigé. Journ at the Bell Island House. inputs 1“. Griabel. Clifford Cameron parties will week: ‘ A carrrsll _ load nelder. Point; enjoyed it was a very daily party. will leave the church prolnpetly nine o‘clock.——Ncw Canaan ger‘. The approach to the Bell island bridge on either side being greatly improved by the addition of a strong railing. This has been a great need for some time. the old railing scarce- ly affording any protection. cottage at the south end of the island benutified by the painters. ’l‘he ml- ors for the house are green, with white trimmings. The barn Is also be ing painted half. with white trim- mings. Edwards ill. Edwards has purchased the Jaroieman cottage at the south end of Bell island and with his family has taken possession. He thinks that he. can easily, escape the cares of the city. for its name “he Ropes." and its location are all that could be desir- ed. Tilelthreatened thunder storm again hinderedfthe Gosei service being held at Roton Point last Sunday evening. it the weather is favorable. Rev. Wil- liam James will hold the service there tomorrow, Sunday evening. at 8:30 o'clock. The Bible school at Bella island is held at Elim Home at 4 o‘clock every Sunday afternoon. to- gardless of the weather. There is quite a large adultBible class. CRANBURY. 'l‘. E, Gregory Is building a large cis- tern on his place. Miss Beryl Crook is visiting her sis- ter in Bridgeport. William River. of New York. Is vis- iting at George Mills”. Miss Frances Gregory relatives ill Bridgeport. Arthur Crank, of Bridgeport. home for a week's vacation. Miss Ethel Gregory spent Wednes- day with Mtss Maud Rllbey. Mrs. B. h}. Alien had as a guest Mrs. Mills. of Westport. 'l‘llursdny. Mrs. Verna (in-gory 'vlsitcd Miss Madeline Cronk Wednesday. The Misses limb and Alberta Greg» ory are visiting III New York. Mrs. Banr and children. of Brook- lyn. is visiting her mother, Mrs. Dar- ling. Relatives from New York were guests last. week of Mr. and Mrs. A. ll. (‘lrcgory Mr. anti Mrs. Frishie, of Bridgeport. spent Sunday at l“. W. (lrcgory‘s, Ncwtowu avenue. Mrs. id. 0. Sillplnan and Miss Katie l'lcttenger have gone to the mountains for two weeks‘ outing. Mrs. Edward (lcopple. of Bridgeport, has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Cronk. the past few days. Mrs. Frank Willnlott. of New York. is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Robert lrcgory, on Newtowll uvcnuc. WILTON. Miss Julie Huributt spent Wednes- day Ill Bridgeport. the guest of Mrs. James Huribntt. Arthur Bent-dict. of iicidcn Hill, In entertaining Mr. and Mrs. w. ii. Hoyt for the summer. The hotlse In Cottage Row owned by Mrs. Frances Fesseadcn has received a new cost of point. Mrs. Elizabeth Brady has returned from a visit with her sister. Mrs. Hy- att Gregory, of Silvermlne. . Theodore Sturgcs. of Meridian, Miss. accompanied by. his daughter, In atop- plng at his Wilton residence. Theodore Joiilife. who recently sold his house and farm on Bcldtln Hill. i is visiting II has taken up his residence In Nor. walk. The Junior Auxiliary met at St. Matthew's rectory, Monday afternoon to make useful and fancy articles for a proposed fair. Frederic Middlebrook and daughter. Miss Mariana. who are summcring in Southampton. I. i.. llaVo been recent guests of the farmer‘s father and other relatives. ‘ Anna Raymond. the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Barrett, of North Wilton. was christened in St. Matthew‘s Church last Sunday inorn~ ng. . Quite an important real estate trans- fer took place this week. Mr. Peterson having sold his house. barn'anti about fourlpenacros of land to s New York also. any. W, E. Johnson. rector of the Church of the Redeemer. New York. enlisted the rector of fit. Matthew's Sunday morning. and delivered a fine line. as tislcn about and some blonds froln- .Icptll Norwsiit have returned from a delightful visit to the farmer's brother. Samuel can as. The party the camp at Niantic. Mr, Nuttlng. the social manager of the South Norwaik exchange of the “others Now iii land Telephone Co. was in town on under. interline ins used-c repair-on the line after last week's tincii‘l norm, , Mrs. D.~ii. bombs entertained the Whirl. Club at her pleasant homo on Tuesday. enjoyable time. raster. of tits afternoon’s playing. Dainty refreshments were served. it iisavisv annua- at Norwld . sirens doorman pal of the lib ‘ F. iii it! beauty High School wil lecture in . WALD on. they, all! . lanai dual-cit. land» - 1.. to anti gr Mil. liar subisot. "Our lattice of ‘ on. Duty so Chink!" to the Public. walk . ”.. _,,‘,‘,;_.' l , ly.‘r‘of New , orlr‘oitf. is the guest of Mrs. J. H. Ferris at Miss Alice Kane and Miss Daisy Nicoll. of Newark are here for a so and Stanley Borcl. of New Canaan, arelenioying a Week at Hickory Bluff. 3 Parties from Paterson have rented John F. Benedict's cottage "Daisy" for the month of August. The new take possession next of boarders. seven- teen in number. from "Oak Hill Farm" New Canaan. conducted by Carl Sch- Thursday at Roton The annual picnic of St. Mark's Sun- day School will be held at Roton Point next Thursday, August I. Carriage: a Messen- C. H. Davis is having his pretty The member! had a very Prim were not a c. n. dcuid. ‘ ' outlaw. J.. has‘ rented the Catlipr outlined house in [anatown for “the reatof the season.» but and “motor .cvciins. Hill, suntan! iintis time for amaisut'bhatography. i Bartlett Sanford. soil or J. 13. Sum turd. lawcovcrlag front a broken leg. received by falling from a load of any. i Mills Luella i-lill, daughter of the bite lliben Hill. was startled last evening Pianisvllle. ‘ . The old house on the Frank ltyd’er place at Umpawuug Hill. with eigh- teen acres of land. lilil been sold by Elisabeth R. Ryder to Miss Elizabeth Booth Seymour. of New York. The price was not far from $2.000. Miss Seymour will repair the house for her own occu ancy. Jesse ornwall. whose family are at their summer home in finndfordtown. is having a ills horse power auto built at the Incomobiie works In Bridgeport. 'l‘o house it Contractor Martin iiurr will erect for him another building. his present auto barn being tilled with his other machines and the one he re- cently gave his son Lawrence. A few mornings since Edward Wil~ llama noticed that his flock of fowls showed apparent shrinkage but laid it. if any really existed. to hawks. owls. foxes or some such predatory pests. as the fowls have their night quarters in exposed places. With succeslve days the shortage became more markd un- til a census showed that about 75 were missing from the feeding plasters. Then he became convinced that tho despoiiing her been done by human agency. Both the oppoelng pitchers in the ball game at the Ridge last Saturday were colored alld both did good work. Morton Clark. the Bedding twlrier. struck out 15 man. gave no bases on balls. and was found for only three hits. Clayton Ferris. the Dnnbury. man, held the home team down to two hits. but winged two or three batsmen alld gave others buses on balls. The score was one to nothing In favor of the visitors. The llelhels play here on Saturdul’. the 28th. The employees of Wyantenuck Farm. which is the name of [ester 0. Peck‘s 300 acre domain on Coach Hill. held a dance and lawn festival last evening In celebration of the completion of the addition to Mr. Peck‘s big barn. This addition is 40 by 40 feet and makes the entire length of the building i-Io feet. As tilts was the first public function occurring at the place since it was acquired by the present owner the affairs naturally created no little interest. The extensive grounds were illuminated. refreshments were served and an orchestra furnished dancing lnusic. all at the expense of Mr. Peck. Henry tioodule. who died last week at Amherst, Mass. was the father of the two girls who became famous as remarkable cxulnpics of precocious talent through the publication in tile cialll‘es of a volume of verse by the "Child Poets of Shy Farm." They were Elaine and Dora Read (loodaie and both have maintained by subse— quent productions thc’place they so early won in the world“ literature. Mr. Goodalc's death was due to heart disease and occurred at the home of Ills eldest daughter. who Is the wife of Dr. Eastman. The latter is an indian of full blood. a doctor of medicine. and the author of one or two books. Mrs. (lotxlnic and the second daughter. l’loru Read, have been for several years ros- Idcnts of this town. .........___..._,.__ RIDGEFIELD. ._.__.. , Machinery is now being installed in the power housc on ivy Hills for the [litigant-Id Electric Co. Charles Nash did the carpenter work. E. 8. Ball. Madison Square. New York, having the general contract. The house which is being erected on West Lane street for Mrs. i... is Dempsey. of Macon. Or. Is new air closed. As previously reported. Jnlllcs I". Kennedy did the mason work, James F. Kennedy. the excavat- ing, McGInn a Whitiock having the plumbing. Max A. Durrschluidt &. 00., of Derby. are the architects. ACRES OF LAND DRIFTED INTO ' LAKE. CHICAGO. Jilly 27.——A dispatch to the Tribune from Sheboygan, Wis, hays: "The mysterious disappearance of 37 acres on the shore of long Lake in Fond du Lac County. was cleared yesterday by the discovery that the tract had broken loose and drifted In- to the take as a floating bog. Notice lo Contractors. Scaled proposals will be received by the East Norwsik Fire District Conl- alitteountil 12 o'clock noon of Mondai'. August ii. 1906. for the furnishing of material and construction of about 1300 linear feet of viiriih-d pipe aswcr with appurtenances. Plans and specifications can be seen on and after Saturday. July 28. 1900. at the office of Waldron it Riordan. of said committee. iii) Haviinnd street. South Norwalk. and also at the office of Edward E. Gorham. 10 First street. East Norwaik. Alhextra information can be obtained from Charles N. Wood, C. F... 91 East avenue. Norwslit. The District Committee hereby re- serves the right to reject any or all bida. or to accapt any that In their Judgment will be for the best interests of the District. Bonds. satisfactory to the Committee in amount. will be required of those to whom the contract (no! be awarded. Cash, or a certified check. made pay- able to the treasurer of the East Nor- waik Fire District to the amount of 3260. must accompany each bid as a guarantee that in case the contract is awarded. the party to whom It is awarded will. wit n 90 hours after notification of war , execute said con- it’ll) t Bids must be scaled and merited Propostl for Sewer. disc endorsed “Ila on the outside of the envelope, with, the name of the bidder. and addressed to Edward r. loathi- Chairman. no. in addition insulator. shaming, Iislle , at the home of her mother in West 1. nodding, to Luther Davis Tucker. of ‘ We consider this sea- ‘ son’s line the best we ever had. E. E. Gotham. ,DEGQBATIIB- . nurses” to "nor or. a. acnwauc -hm‘...“ .. . .. H...“ Can You lain attract an t The Connecticut Gsnaral Life Insur- ance Company of Hartford sail a con. voltahle life policy for 31,000 at the fol. lowin guaranteed cost per year: Ago 3 012.48 Ago 40 $14.22 Ago 45 .... $17.40 Ago 50 023.15 illustrations at any age upon appli- cation to F. H. FIELD, UNITED BANK BUILDING. South Narwaik. paintball; , for freight Only. On and after Tuesday. January I. 1900, Freight Propellers will leave Pier Iii, East River. New York. (foot Sunday). at t p. nl. Freight received at Norwaik up to l p. In. and Into Norwalk up to 5:80 p. in. NORWALK ITEAMIOAT 00. Analog J. Cram: 3. c. Housman Lassao. Iooaral Ana-a Elli Niliiiiiil BANK aours- NOIWALK. coma runners a nascent; Mattias sualsaaa. BAH'I’AIL , avocados aunrtu's AND snorrra.‘ 3178.800.” EDWIN H. IATHIWION. m JOHN H. KNAPP. VloaPrsa. FREDERICK H. ROWAN. Cashier- WILFRED BODWELL. Asst. Cuhifl .uu—tao DIRECTOR‘ I. ll. Hathswson Han laymen John H. Knapp Iarnus Orunang, Josiah I. Marvin 3. Wallace Marvin Christian awsrts John H. LisM.‘ Fred H. Iowan. Ehtihhs a pkgs. zssr ............ ' ......... an: The Vory‘ Best BUTTER. per nl. ..25c 3 cans BAKED BEANS ........... 2n- 8 cans MILK ...... . .............. 25c 2 cans Early June DEAR ......... 25c Atfiituut “Cottage 'Ava. East Norwaik. Ruby-Rub oil in Polish. ' .'rl of Dover street). ovary day, (except ” asst nominal: sacrs Dinners. and Allxinds of as Food cooked to Order. slang. and fishing. Bath sop.- tn Rent, by the Beast John. . O'Oulli‘uah. . Proprietor. ., .3 weapon [Gas Range. l 3 : iOI' $11.75. ' Dunn. Railway ti Lighting Company batman. V Painlers’ Supplies. Crockeal. Eliassware. House-furnishing Goods. Cloth Window Shades. with fringe, 28c Willie Curtain Poles. with fixtures. 10c u—o Picture frauds and Window Shades Made to Order. —" ’ 'Qi I a Painting and Decorating. vi ”‘ 'i L. H. ataxia. 01 Washington Street. Tsl. Con. stints Nomlir. W Gasoiene Launch insurance FIRE maniac i ; EXPLOSION, ' J. m. Layton a 00., INCORPORATED. 5 Railroad Avanua. 18o. Norwalk. Drirl’m a. . it ls 6%! Brooklyn brewery firm No better. We deliver it In your house. 31.00 per case (24 bottles.) Li- quors atiovIcst prices. Tet-15142. Central "Hotel, corner Monroe and chutnilt am Iouth Nor-walk. cons. i Cleans all kinds oi brass '32.! °"" . and nickel. and gives a lasting ' “WWW finish. HOTEL Vi; TOMA ' 25 ' "‘ii'l‘i'iii hr" 0 par can' “Our rcomva spec lfaatars. Ii ‘ and Iisotrioilphta slum In. on room heated. ~ dwdhEihw ,.-..-., 3, . ‘_ . , Final stock“ cam «noodles. . .1 3 ' . downstairs..." arr. ‘ i ' ‘ HWWARE r - 3 cigars always on hand. to wast-tractors eraser. 'r‘. a. SULLIVAN. m 3 i»... .Jt'io. m 1614': “6wa J I . i s ”it. . heir dellghfully convenient ‘ in your dressing chamber. pan. M .. 3 ,3} Ihonld ha papilla-c was a and} snow white. onsp as “Standard” M ‘ cslain Enameleduvato . . Have you ever stopped to w .. . 3.2 be to have hot and cold running ! in: apartment of‘ Int floor , I room? Its presence v‘muld‘aflofl is the higest degree of comfort. a . We will gladly quota you panama plumbers are strictly combatant II phonics. honest and unsold. ' ‘ Horace: R. flash. COINIR MAIN AND WECT I!“ lentil, Norwalk. 00nd.- ' . HEATING. HOT WATER HEATING.” ‘ HOT AIR‘HEATING. ‘ i arovss mo assoc * ; Gas and Staanl Fitting, » ‘. Isa Fixtures, Metal callus. lit. 1 Have you scan our stocks! 3 RICHMOND RANGES!“ COMPANY , .3 . 17 WALI: arsssr. ‘ homatts. , w..-“- . 3‘ . . Fresh Fish. STEAK coo, swirled. of WEAKFISH. 1, - j " BONITA MACKEREE. . , _ SILVER sass, sun-en FlsH.3,;.jt nun ALL crass KINDS or- sea: SONABLE FISHs l‘aflu‘l‘.“ Ducross. matter.» 3 731;; our salvation Army sultan... .1 last ans of Washington Itrsot and... . A Jack of all Trades require good workmanship. V la dons right and when I say’ A hi. la dons. Ita dons. , ”,4, , savanna-answer. %li” , 1m ' _ ‘ -» 1M PLUMBING AND STEAM .ILATE AND TIN. ROOFI THE JONES a HOTCKKISS WHITE HALIBUT. ' i COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON. EELS. Till PIOI‘LI'I rzas AND cm is not what the people want when tho I Monroe Itraot. Io. Norw‘aii’t. ‘_ l '17:: JOHN B. u warns}: AGENCIES. Atl: msunaucsmaau savers: MORTGAGES, sonar rho.‘ ‘ oars soaps. enema i escunso. , 3. I COUTH MAIN STRICT: m Tel. Call. 40a. ‘ ’ , Fanatic. VAN SCUY. . PLUMBING. STEAM, m; HOT WATER. ii "'“ RN!) 9" CAI FITTING. i7 Tin. also no... Copper ' ‘ I “a 2‘“ ‘11:‘. la Mill Main 36'“ [Whom say, 7,... . MM” WfllismEMe‘eEer. General contractor and Planter; stalls HEATING.‘ Honest Work and Ample Ex parlance. , " 3 want at. mu m” . ADDRIIO POST OFFIGI ”X, I". ' ."‘i I ; Davin wildness. hafnium. an ' . " is aural Molnar. lentil '. nssldsnas. | Washlnsicn I Taicphons at Moss. “M ‘ Plumbing. Tlnnlng and Guam Pltti ’ f I 3
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