, p ' .
W Tooth Brushes.
Le . are renewed e
shipmentol ‘ rustle. will II we
will chemical“ it ~ 0 ..
Y ‘10 CINTB IACH.
. on can easily tied the brush to suit
you in the mr»cbcccm.»tncp coma is
won . Wither W
n . _ ..
“Miriam . l MW. at.
Ill‘oi’liridue Pharmacy.
“ . is
large. Wednesday. 7.
‘ program, ice orcnln‘end cake for 15c.
r ms- rliln
lire pnr’iol‘
46 p. m.. the weekly
churchl player? mfittlifion H: ".l. 'flip
son’s... Will if” “0‘ . . W
by Reva. Willem stiles, «933%.. s-
hunt, with a company of Christian
workers. The prayer meeting is
changed from Thursday to Wednentlly.
Th rider. 7:45 mat. the will until
me 8 will hold] lawn add a tent
festival at H. J. Hipshfi'e. " Prizes giv-
en for the prettiest lento Musical
ruimun n moons. more. Friday. 7:45. the Junior Band will hold
105 WASHINGTON 81. its usual meeting. ‘
. his”!!! 490-2. ;. r3 m. a m...
m ' W 4-} ROWAYTON.
: ' ”Agents for The Event“ “MIMI. In
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,.
For the clinvcnlsllcc of a macro
or The, until)». pictur- b3 psalms
Pisces on. the “brilli- nchs‘r» Hutu-l"-
new store. Items. for no tcstlcn are
cellos, , lly, «The should In l o»
. ad harmful-u c: In cv‘ldonc’clof
sou alum ...
. .
Charles Hort of East avenue spent
Saturday in Bridgeport. ,
Melville lounge is able to be
out
again after his ‘recent illness. ‘
Yrédcrick Kedtini': has resumed his
duties as a mail carrier after a week‘s
mention.
Rev. Janles'w. Davis preached last
evening on the subject “A Man Better
Than a Sheep.” ,
The services last evening at the
East Avenue Methodist Church were
very interesting being illustrated with
stereopticon viewer from "The Life of
Manes."
Rev. Edward Cunningham of the
_East Avenue Methodist Church and
Rev. James W. Davis of the Advent
Christian Church exchanged pulpits
yesterday morning.
The New York. youngsters who have
been for the past week at Trinity
Home, Strawberry Hill. left today for
New York and this evening another
delegation is expected.
A business meeting of the Advent
Christian Church will be held at. the
close of the regular weekly prayer
meeting on 'l‘hllrsllny night to llrrllugo
for the vacation of the pastor.
Rev. A. J. Smith. I).D.. and family.
of Danbury, will spend their vacation
at Monroe. Dr. Smith will preach on
August 5 in the Grace M. E. Church.
New Haven. of which he was formerly
pastor.
' James Dickson. Augustus Bnidwln.
Frederick McKlttredgc and E. Burton
Beers sailed Sniurduy for it cruise
about New York and Long Island in
Charles Gehrnluun's bout. Mr. Beers
left the party at New Rochelle. They
will continue for a week or so.
As soon as the baloon hove in sight
Siturdny afternoon thcre‘wns ll gon9~
rsl scurry to chase it. The result was
that before the ueronuut had not his
beloon safely packed away he was
aurrounded by a large crowd of inter-
ested spectators who plied him with
illl sorts of questions.
Attention is called to the champ? of
the time of the weekly prayer moot-
! of East Avenue Church from
ursday to Wednesday of this week.
nod the change of place from tho
church to H. J. lllpsou's lawn. Tho
Rev. William James and his cowork-
on will conduct the service.
Harry Youngs. who hlls been notins
skipper on RonnColnnlodore W. F.
fill“?! yacht Marguerite in the nu-
. cc of his flltllor. Molvllio Younizs.
Illa has been ill. has shipped with
Robert. B. Cruufurd on the yncllt "Inr
‘ in." and intends to lcuvo next work
an extended cl'ulko cost. The Inl-
pej'in was launched hill! work from
the Ways at Edward Miller's ylll'd.
'fl‘he llullduy school Board lllcotllllz
ol‘tlle Float Avenue Methodist Church
will be held at the home of Miss Su-
iIIQ Itomlnll this evening at 8 p. lll.
'l‘ e Iclldn for Allgult 5. False Ill!-
es; August 12. Thu Pmmbio of the
0 sons. to be cxpluluoll by Rev. l9.
Ounuinllism. The lesson for August
19. The Jud‘efl’hurisoe null I’ubilcml;
Austin 26, he Rich Young llulcr. to
he explained by J. C. Hawkins.
The dust Avenuo M. n. Hui-lolly
school will take a trolley ellmlrlllon to
Bloc lechllsc Island on Tuesday. Allin
list . sturtinylfl-oln the church at
8:“ s. m. Tickets for adults. sixty
cents. which includes llli the muse
ments on the lslsud and trulfllortctlon
mm mm Now/sill to the s end and
return. There Is. a thirlysosnt ticket
for juveniles snl‘l little folks go free.
Tickets at L'Homtnedlcu Brothers’
slid Mesd‘s stores.
The too young ladies who have
been sample] for the catwalk on
item lsluiid broke camp early this
incl-plot. lino returned to their homes
helm. lull .,,_ this time." The llllll tell
cm of their cunts week have been
miller «tulip. and the iris who were
not used to camping d d not like the
rainy weather very well. but they were
unit still stuck it out until this
when their elects no m
all into ll inunchdsnl‘i‘ iondedhillto no sin
pmwllconlln til onto errsspcc
tlvs‘liolllcs. They had ll very lolly time
one
next
.yllcwsyton, are
_ limos Broadway and cherish Polly.
. groom sent to any oi the above will
receive prompt attention.
«my. moot-w trey.
‘ ' ‘ ’ sill
Frederick Lockwood.
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Elmer Broadway, of Stamford. spent
Sunday at his home'in Rowayton.
._..._._.....__.
Hurry bench, of Brooklyn, spent
Sunday with his family at Captain
Hickson W. Cole's.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Jcher. Plunder, of
Crockett avenue. entertained friends
from New York.‘ Sunday.
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Architeot George Crochet. of New
York. spent Sunday with his father.
visiting relatives in town.
Mr. and, Mrs. Joseph M. Bates. of
Stamford. were guests Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. Willa Moore.
Almost every, ay parties can be
seen fishing is Chnsnlur's pond. and
some fine catches are reported.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ellwurd Thomcs, of
Jnmnicu. Long island. are visiting Mrs.
Mary Themes, of liowuyton avenue.
Captain William Case, of St. Pctcrs-
burg. Florida. spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Petty. of Raymond street.
For the present, the Library will
not. open until 3:30, and will close at
8:30, instead of 8:45, on heretofore.
Arthur Siding has returned to his
home ill New York city. after a two
weeks' stay at the home of George
A. Wright.
Mrs. M. Morris. of Brooklyn. and
daughters Bluncho and Belle. returned
to their home yesterday. after a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Willilml Moore.
The Belle island and the Mystic
Chllill baseball teams are expected to
cross buts on the Roton Point diamond
lIt'Xl. Saturday afternoon at 3:15
o‘clock. '
'l‘ho lmnuni outing of the Methodist
Sunday school will be hold tomorrow.
going by trolley to Stoopiochnsc Park.
Bridgeport, louvlng the church llt 8:30
in the morning.
Elizabeth
lightning.
The, residence of Mrs.
Morrison was struck by
during the shower yesterday alter-
noon. The casino was torn off one
of the rooms, together with some of
the plaster a window shade and
screen. which were thrown across the
room. Tile damage will amount to
about $15. Fortunately the house was
not set on fire.
Jumps Iéidl'lflllll who the victim of
an unfortumlte nl'ridcnt ycstcrlilly
morning. llo ilnd boon down in the
moudow lot turning llvvr homo buy.
and there found two one. Jellies
carefully deposited those along with
his Which in the lip pocket or his
trousers, and soon afterward forgot
all about them. llc liud plllllncd.
ilowovcl'. to intend church sol'viro ill
South Norwnlk. lllld as ho board is
”ill“ upproucliillg he picked up his
shoes and slol'klllgs und storied on a
(loud Hill for the rllill'oad dopot. Arriv-
inn lli IIIll stops he discovered that
tho iruill wus ll freight. and ho thou
out down to rust. null it occurred to
illlll to look lit ills wutcll in uncertain
the-limo. Jlllllcs felt u sticky subsist»
on on the watch, hull was dismayed
to lion, the valuable timepiece cover-
l‘fI with tho yolks of two was and
tho illnl-r umvclunnt romplotolv'stnl-
loll. 'l‘llls morullll: tho Which was to-
kl'll to ll South Norwulll lender for
rcpuirs.
Watch this Space
for .
Tomorrow.
Rebel-tarnish
Phone 2514. IIcwsyIilnpcclln.
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DARIEN AND nonoron,
For Ills benefit so the Milton“ It"
Dutch. a news bulletin been! “WW
m drop box have been placed Ill rent
of Allen's Drug “on. News Items.
personals Ills sdvoltlumm will I»
collected mil afternoon '
til it u ' fi‘m”
silicon... us (I ..
faith sll Itc “must 0 “film. A c '
mills lng sentinel ll all-ion arc
Thumbs loll. Arthur Dickson loll
Wail-cc Ilium. cram not to shy
of the limo will receive prompt at
lull-ll
mu
Mrs. ll‘rllllli Gull. of Dorian. who sue
tallied n pnrnlytio shock some time
i ‘ been removed" her home
pout Millet 'lo’lli lloIpitsl. in
oxford.
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Weekly bulletin of nut Avenue
Wot MW Oil
propane-lily
'I'lui tum balloon in which ”rennet
nmmmm
.‘I‘I .y nebula r
time blocked trudlc. occasionius a loop
‘ wank up the hill for passengers from
c
Norwnlk curs.
, t a serious accident lied hop-
p‘ nod to his wife, who has been ulsk
New York. “Mi"... .
l’W’W
barber shop nbo ,
‘nt once tar thnt piece. ‘_
WESTPORT.
A to «will. .M‘... maul. III
is
Ill-gum. m 8. hlglai‘llum and Wm
I. Null. Orders sent to cltm'lfl‘tho
above will receive mml attention.
Mrs. William Coduir left here Thurs-
day for Detroit. Mich.
Mrs.’ C. Bellows is entertaining
friends from out of town.
‘l- l.“‘l‘.
Home Hurlb'ut'tflslld with. of Wes-
ton‘ have been visiting relatives hero.
The Misses Skinner. of New York.
are being entertained at the Andrew
Jennings homo.
Mrs. Emily Beers has returned to
her home at the Forms after a visit
I
with rolntives in Bridgeport.
Friends (mm Scranton snd.,Wilke,e
barre are being entertained at the
shore cottage of Ill. 13. ‘Stur’g‘es.
Tho propeller Du Puy is doing a lar-
go freight business now. Quantities
of onions being shipped from here
and Southport to the New Yorw mury
kot.
Greens Farms Congregational
church corporation received one of
tlio heaviest blow through the pocule»
tions of O, T. Sherwood and the. vol-
lnpso of Southport National Bank.
The church societies are aiming to
l'cl‘ovor through vurlous cntcrtuin‘
mont lillcs unit the Women‘s Aid So-
ciety is actively preparing for a fair
to be held July 31, and August 1 and
‘)
NEW CANAAN.
looms Gedllls of Brooklyn. has been
u visitor in town. the punt week.
I --....
Mrs. Louis Knapp and children are
visiting relatives in Bellow Fails, Vt.
H. In Scotlold visited the furniture
dlly.
The Misses lit-nth of I‘vurtcr street.
are onloriulniug Miss llelcu Golden.
of Brooklyn,
Miss Harriet Bruinl‘ey, of Elmwood.
Conn, is u guest of her friend. Miss
Caroline Sillllnun.
Miss Hazel and Ruth Dillon are
spending a week with their parents
ill l‘ound Rldgo.
R. A. Iicnnotl, of Yull- College. has
been ll visitor ill the home of Dr. and
Mrs. C. B. chlor.
Quito n number of persons from this
place llitcndod the carnival ut lioton
Point. Friday evening.
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Miss Mac Kelley. of Carter street
is ll guest of hor uuni. Mrs. William
Holden. In Bridgoport.
Mrs. John Honors and daughter.
Katherine, are ollioying sevcrul weeks
at the Willie Mountains.
erhllol llllslct moved from the
rooms over Wolfcl dc (Irccnwuld'n to
Count nvcnuc on Fridllr.
Mrs. Julian chth has been vlslilng‘
for sovcrnl days at the home oi Step
hen Heath, Cllrtcr street.
Several yclulg‘ pronto of the borough
will leuve town. Monday. in camp out
(or ii wooll at Lake Wuccubuc.
Miss Edith Vnriuu. of illlynoue. N.
.. is n mindful the homo of William
I
Potter. in South Main slrool.
ldvorymnn Gilbert Stevens has just.
purchased end added a. hair of like
read horses lentils stsble stock.
Miss Iildlth herd of Stamford. ex.
changed pieces with Miss Wilson at
the local tolcpllouo sluliou. this
week. .
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Miss Mary Hopkins has returned to
her homo in Brooklyn. nltor u pious
silt week’s visit with Mary H. hock-
wood.
haw-b
John-Berry. who recently purl-hull-
oil the .l. W. llurtls property. on
Hfllllhtflflnlll'. Ill Improving unit on-
lnrglngytho house. ‘ ‘
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Detective Minister who has been
working on the EIolleck Dunn uiurdl-r
role tar some time. hull returned to
thgflow York chine. ,
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in. sun M . 'r. w. Benedict. .lr..
have m on yin the week in Al-
unified
hsny. other Interesting
places nioui a finance.
‘ m
“Mr. and Mrll.“'M.’Coiclhnll sud sou
MWf0n¢9.0IR’Q.IIIV . no lilting
the week with Mr. Mrs. hill-cw
Hal-um of seminary street.
Elwood lirothhlfgfpiho contractors
and builders. lire . cling ll vry
th arcane
retty summer Ilom “ :dou
I’or Hi. I". Vortick of m York.
Quite ll huge number lit menu
fans wont to 60th Month. Isidr-
dsl'. to witness u some of bull be»
tween
tonsil.
luv. br. 3.1!. item. I! mom ll
smiles. N. it, “my morning Mr.
aid» at Stamford will occupy his pal-
, H. 'Rlchllrd. Abeudroth received ‘ r. .
. {yum Saturday afternoon. announc ‘
inn a visit at her home In Fishltlll,
. closed his ’ , .
unlock. end loll. “
l‘Xl'osilion ill New 'York city. Thurs- 15
the, New Cmunsllnd the Nun ,
two woeks’ vacation with relatives in to
‘um—m.
on uni-v -
PFORD PHARMACY.
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THE CLI
Osuunllltes who nI'C cniovinll u two
work's outing at Bell Island. on Wed-
nesduy.
Mrs. William Rover and children.
and Mrs. George S. Reinllol, 9! New
- York are guests at the llonlo'of Mr.
and Mrs. Willilun Ll. Simone. South
Main street.
' J. J. Anderson & Company or Brid-
gallon have completed the now tar
Walk on South Mlllll street, beginning
with tho Hoyt property and continu-
ing to Cemetery slrccl.
The early closing movement that
went into effect last Monday among
the butchers and grocers. seems to
sire general satisfaction, especially to
the clerks. it is eluted that some of
the merchants that keep opon are it
little disgruntled over the fact. that
trade Is not as good as it" was forni-
erly. whcu they were all open. it is
statcd tllllt. this llgrl-cnlcul entered in—
to in royal-d to storo‘ciosink will be
ndhorcd to during the entire winter
as wcli us the summer HOIISUIL
, -A lnny ilvcr icllds to chronic dy»
sponsiu. null conslillntlonmwcakcus
the whole systcm. Dunn's Regulate
(25 costs per box) correct the liver.
tono up the stomach. curo coustlpn.
tlcll.
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE.
Misses Jonuic Shulvoy and Mumlo
'l'orpoy, of Dnnblll‘y. urc visiting Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Wheeler, at Bell is-
land.
Miss Mullol it. llnlncr. of Burtls
avenue. Now Cnnuull. is spending nov-
orlll days with friends at the We" Got.
tags. Boll lsluud.
I“, A. Hull and family. of Dunbury.
and Dr. and Mrs. H, R. Armstrong. of
Now York city. will occupy the Hull
coltllgo at Bell island for the remain-
dcr ol the season. beginning August
NORWALK BUILDING NOTES.
(The Commcrriui Bulletin).
House on Knapp all-cot.
Michel-l Gillan will build a two-story
frame house for himself on Knapp
street. lb is to bo 20x26 (cot. with
modern plumbing null will provide
eight rooms. All work with the ex-
ception of the plumbing will be done
by the owner and the. out will be
about 82.500.
Taylor Avenue House.
H, Mnring. of Usricn. bus the con-
tract for the erection of a concrete
block house for Dcnlds Valentine on
Taylor uvcnue. It is to be two end
ouchsll‘ stories high. 25x30 feet.
with modern plumbing and hot sir
boot. The contract for the carpenter
work has been let. to Elias K. White.
Daily and Fowler, of Philadelphia,
Pa.. have the contract for the erection
of a gas holder with it capacity of
200.000 cubic feet for-the Connecticut
Railway 'snd Lighting Co, on Harbor
livenuo.
NEW MILL FOR MOOBUP.
MOOSUP. July 30.~-Allnonncoment
is mode by the Moosup Thread Monu-
flicturing Company or ll big addition
to the mill to be built immediately.
The now building will be sixty toot
10m; and two stories high. constructed
of brick. Between filly nod 100 nd‘
dlllouul fronds will be employed.
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HARTFORD HORSESHOERG WIN.
HARTFORD. July sum-Ml the tour.
noymon horseshoerll who went out on
strike Inst Week roturucd to work to
day, the agreement. lnr 83 it day Ill ll.
minimum scale having been planed by
tho Masters' Association. The union
uloll clulm n victory. as they any ihnt
all or their demands Wore granted.
The men who hill nl‘I'Qll‘ found out
how unlucky it is pesslblc to be ill
Illckytv l l ' a l . L x, l l
I Notice in (Scull—litters.
Scaled p csllls will ho received by
the bust flu": Filo l'llstrlct Colu-
mittoo until {o’clock noon of Monday.
August 6, i 8. for the furnishing o!
mntcriul and construction of about
4600 linear t ol vitrilicd pipe sewer
with uppurtc slices. ,
Films and cpocll’lcutilmll csn bo’soen
on und lifter Butul‘dny. July 88. 1900. it
tho ollico of Weldrcn o Riordan, of
mild committee, 29 IIiIVIIIIlIfI street.
flouth Norwulk. and also at the silica
of llitlwnrd D. oorllsm. to First silent. .
Billet Norwsl . 'AIIQILI‘C intermuti
we be clit- ilcli from Charles
cod. C. in. bi. lllqst avenue. Norwnlk.
‘l‘ho District Committee hereby re.
serves the right to reject any or all
bids. or to accept any that in their
judgment will be for the best interests
Of the District.
Bonds, satisfactory to the Committee
in amount. will be mull-ell of those to
whom the contract may be awarded.
Cash; or s usrtlilsd’cllmul, llilds boy.
able to the treasurer ol the nu Nor-
alglok Fire District to the abbuut (ll
.o. will WPW "I! I It
filial-tilted thltt lli cello Michaelmas: is
awarded. the party. to when: it is
awarded will. within till hmlrll litter
notification of sword. execute ssid out»
true _
BI I must be settled and msrked
Proposal for Sewer. also endorsed on1
all the outside of at! enveio c with
the nurse of the bid. r. Int] 9 llmscd
“word It‘. Smith Chairmlill N
Ned null slid inn 14in» nay- m
Mil. it'll/Iii it"! till! W 'l, m L,‘
The Scan
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cation to
lhllg
OI
Sunday). at
It Norwnlk
Norwslk up
3 calls BAK
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4,] '
ol
‘ finish". ‘.
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WI after New.
1900, Freight Propellers
Pier 38, East River. New York. (foot
of Dover street). every day. (except
NORWALK cram soari- co.
. . clans c. c. u
3 pkgs. ZEBT ..... . ........ 25c
The Very Rest BUTTER. per lb. ..2lic
do! Iii? :
W to
We consider thissca-
son’s line the best.
we everhad.
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ll. E; Gilliam,
'I'ILIPHONHII.
lo FIIIT IT.
I. NORWALK.
cctlcut General Life lnlfll‘f
once Company of Hartford sell a con-
variable life policy (or 01,000 at the fol-
lowing ghlrsntecd cost per year:
$12.48 Age 40 $14.22
$17.40 Age 50 . . . . $23.15
Illustlctlcm at any can upon app".
F. H. FIELD,
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
South Nervvalk.
Lillei
at. Y.
for freight Only. .
u I.
image"
tum. Freightreoclvcd
“minimum
museum.
\
I. It‘s-ulna”
till lilillilil ill
scorn ucnwsut. com
mussels A session. Mullins
lusluuc.
I
null-All.
$00,000.09
will-Lu. like norm
presence
wan—cs-
some ll. usruswcc m
JOHN H. KNAPP. ill-rim.
rnsnsslcx H. some. culllu.
WILFRIO ccowunlm calm
. . --——d
plane-lone.
I. . Mathewson lion W
Joli "Atom '
. Mm
“DION R. Marvin I. wells” Mervin
Christian Irv-n: John H. Light.
* Fred I-Ie Iowa}
ED WANS .. .......... 26c
3 cans MILK ...... ...... ......25c
2 clubs Early ,lupe PEAS '.........25c
dill ll
«Clean: all kinds of brass
.ll‘ld nickel. and gives a lasting
‘B.fl a. . A" ‘
4’: m
l‘il-
s'
, . 1
till
..
‘. “r
Without 'l‘Iil l
.. um sonwnlik‘
sunlplnmfmalnu millet I,
m Cookedto "
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Cloth Window Shades. with fringe. 28¢
T.Is Ooh.
Gasoielle
'7 "Drilling and fishing
3‘"? W'M ”Ni” a. 5"”
Jul-“In O'Bhlllvnn,
. gfltl ‘im'if-it'iij in i
I
should be equipped with I ‘
snow white. onepiecs "Sim . _
sodium llhlllmclcd Lavatory. , "if .
how delighfuliy convenient It ,
be (lo hove hot sud cold running we ’
Hove you ever stopped to
your dressinl chamber.
nl abutment at first iloor
ml
room Its pres cc Would will! legit
the hlxcst deer “
of comfort. .
We will gladly quote you prices. I)”,
plumbers are strictly competent
chi-MOI, honest and rcllsblc. I“
Horace R. llas
‘consnn MAIN AND wssr ‘_’
, . up.
gill
Moth Norwslk. Conn.
v“
No. 550. ..
“11515 the New Sillle
Gas Range.
tor $ll.75.
lull. lililuagli’
Lighting Doping
Wall Papers.
Painlcls’ Supplies:
Crockeril.
Glassware.
House-furnishing
' Goods.
White Curtain Poles. with fixtures, 100
“(I
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Picture harms and Widow "‘
Shades Made to Order.
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Painlinc and
Decorating.
-—-- ‘ will?
i. lljorcllsll,
.7 Washington “NIL I
with Nomlk. ‘
Launch
Insurance
i . l'll'tl , it“.
it Mix MARIN! i ill-nil
" nxrnoslou . v i
J. M. Layton & 00.,
IIlIiIIIIPtIlIATED.
[dislike-ll Avenue. , ‘ ‘. NfMIk.
W. “W“ ' ”" ’“ ”' "”“’
. I'Ink
It is Good
Brooklyn brewery firm‘s laur bur.
No better. We deliver. it in your
boun..li..uo not use (iii Ilse.) Lil
cum st,lowest prices. Mei. 1514}.
Central Hotel.
corner Willi» dill! chasm M
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. "' ‘I‘HI NIW.
pom VICTORIA
elements“?
whim: 1' , "mi” 3'
RATIO IIAOONAILI
it
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William
Honest Work and Ample Ell}
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PLUMBING ’AND emu .3
HEATING. _ .
HOT WATER HEATING. l
HOT AIR HEATING. ‘. l
ITOVES AND RANGES. '
our: nun rm noonma. ’1;
an and Steam Fitting,
Inc leull'cs, Mctsl Ceiling. Item»)x
Have you seen our stock of ‘
RICHMOND RANGES? "
THE JONES n Horcnmsli
COMPANY. ‘
17 WALI.‘ ITREET. "WM-IF.
F'l'sht
wmrs HALIBUT. . ”
STEAK coo, sLUEFleH. Ia
WEAKFiSH. . .m
BONITA MAcKEnsL‘. m
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