O”
“tidy" do not. if he dos
KIWM'
LIOGITT'S “
D and
F£8H EVIIY WEEK.
"W slimy. ‘
A regular business meeting at the
Ischoda Club was held last evening
Rev. James W. Dav: \wlil preach
to- -morrow on “The Lamp ‘4 Pro-
phecy." I
Miss Florence Comm Osborl.
avenue. who has been quite III for
some days, is improving in, health.
...._.
The mad dog which ran amuck
. through here yesterday, bit twO dogs
in Winfield street, both of which have
been shot.
The members of the Junior Band of
the East Avenue Methodist Church at
tended the services in the Norwslk
Methodist Ohtlrch last evening.
On Monday. October 8 the Rev Ed
ward and Mrs. Cunningham will leavo
imst Not walk for a visit of two weeks
to their son. the Roy. Melville E. Cult
ningllam. Conlton. Ohio. The follow-
lng arrangements have been made for
the services in the East avenue church
during the pastor's absence. The Sun
day morning 9:30 meeting will be con-
ducted by different leaders. James
is'Hommedlen will lead the class every
Tuesday evening at 7:45. The prayer
meetings Ivill be led as follows: Frank
1. Merriam, Thursday. October it, 7:46
D m. . .l C. Hawkins. Thursday, Octo-
her-18 7: 45 p. m.; E. Trounsun. Thurs-
day, October 25. 7.45 p. m. Theft cv.
W. H. Thomas, D.D., of Belle Isle, will
preach morning and evening. Suhdny.
October 14, and Sunday October 21.
Edmund Trounson will conduct ser-
vices in the Cranbury chapel. Sunday.
October 14. at 4:16 p. m. The Rev. W
W. T. Duncan. 22 West avenue, has
kindly offered to respond to all calls
for pastoral service during the pastor‘s
absence. The Rev. E. Cunnlsgham will
occupy the East avenue pulpit Sunday.
0ctobcr.28. morning and evening. The
week commencing October 28 Will be
devoted to special services preparatory
to the revival campaign which will be
opened November 4 by Rev. W. A.
Dunnett. of Lynn. Mass. and continue
two weeks. Thursday. November 1. at
7:45 p. In. a service of special inter-
est will be conducted by the Rev. B.
F. Tlpple. at Stamford. and the Rey.
(I. 'i‘. Freeman. of Dnrieu, invihe Sun-
day school youth.
Our 25) Cent Sale
.‘I pkgs. Ont Meal. 10c nise.... ..... 26c
3 cans Evaporated Croats, We also. .25c
7 cakes Acute Soup ....... . ....... 25c
ti pkgs. Matches. tic size ..... .....2.‘Ic
Nico large Sweet Potatoes, per pk. 25c
SPEClAil— Rod Onions, per qt. or
Robert Smith
Phono 231-0. ltowoyton. Conn.
ROWAYTON.
'I‘bc wild ducks are {lying early and
lost. this tall. and an early and II
Movcro wintcr Is promised by those
who follow the signs of nature.
Rownyton Baptist Church. Rev.
i"l“iiilii t'. Brown. liliHli)!"rS(-tr¥ii.‘(‘li
i0: 30 a In. and" 21% In. Subject
of morning s'drmoii (in Christ Was
in lit-liintiy. Evening oer‘mon topic.
What Would You Do? Communion
uflor tit’i‘illillfl service. Sunday school
iMlI'. Junior Endeavor. 3:30; Senior
illndunvor. 0:16, LndIcII‘ Aid mootn
WI-dnvudny at 2 p. In. Thursday. 7:30.
happy hour service.
I....
o
'I‘iio slime lsrge dork collie which
«routed so much excitement In South
Nitrwalk at it: 30 Ii In yesterday was
in ltowayiun earlier In the day. At
'1 Hi It. in it appeared III the yard at
William 3' Jonnlnss In McKinley
strum and wont loi‘tho his msstifi. No
Injuries worn found; but lilo that is
«bill up for to orbiter developments.
it also attach the buildo oi ilrltt'lueiy
Mead and the doll loot J.. Penna".
thoush no. rules worn Bound. it
man tilt. up all until I: ti) s. m.. when
it hopes on croskott avenue. Hero
Ii. attacked itl'iori mold. the eighb
J'MMIM and tor of shad Mrs. tier.
iii-rt Arnold. infinitely it did not
break the ski thoth the girl's
clothes were torn Two men in
sloutll tints slid swn‘sters, who had
very appearance of hunters “rs
how with guns. to the boost, but also
appeared before their MIMI
eould
9‘ ascertained. No more was hesrd of
the dos until m in Mill! orwnttit.
DARIEN
AND” NOROTON.
Mrs doorst- Kirk of Derby will visit
hot (attract? .A. Bates In Dorian
lm‘y; I ,I if
Mr. and Mrs lit-rum. Bullock s‘u‘d‘m
Ion Clinton leaves for tho loath
Onions r11. .1 . ..
i “i'sotouwniism Who'd
' graded and improved.
Salli thy Bandy.
on us'o his kind.
0,... - o.
' M m'“ “
resldonoav. 1 Maple avenue. . is
I
fair daughters: who Is a gifted musl-
Inan.
Miss Nellie Posse is visiting Brook.
lyn friends. and is expected tor a visit
during the present month. with Miss
Grade Willmoit. 1 I;
dines at Collender's Point for .l. i).
Crltnmins. Jr.. New York City; will
' be frame and cost $30,000.
.1..—
Mrn. T. J. Bigss. of 218 Atlantic
while driving in Noroton. the other
day She is holding it for the owner
to claim.
‘1 Arthur J. Wood has the contract
for the carpenter work in connection
with the two cottages for Theodore
W Austin; frame. two and one half
stories, 28x31 feet.
Mrs. H. S. Cummings. of Stamford.
and Mrs. J“. J. Mathis, of Noroton
Heights. have contributed two of the
cats which are winning admiration at
)tlte Danbury Fair.
Mr. and MI‘s. A. C. Main will move
this ntonth to the house now occupied
by Mr. and Mrs. Anton Nordin and
family Mr. and Mrs. Nordin will oc-
cupy their new house now occupied
by Mr. and Mrs Klinert
The Eagle Hook and Ladder Comp-
any of Duiien will hold its annual tuir
OctobcI 17.18 19. and 20 Besides the
sale of useful and fancy articles there
will be an exhibit of a rare are collec-
tion. a fishing pool and n postotilce.
John F. Iiaggerty,‘ of the Tocker
House. Durien. has lost a valuable
coach dog. and offers a reward of ten
dollars for its return. The animal
disappeared a little over a week ago
and it Is thought that he was picked
up by at band of gypsles who passed
through Burton. on Ionte to Danbury
GEORGETOWN.
Frank Davis has
Brooklyn.
returned from
W. A. Willinme' potato patch turned
out great.
Miss lssbelle Albln is visiting rein-
tlves in Worcester.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meeker are vis-
Iiing relatIVes in town.
ledcn Fields. of Ridgeiield,
been visiting I). E. Smith.
Miss lsahelle Aibln has , had
house t-eshingied and painted.
lIIIs
her
Clifford Mills has moved to
O‘Neil'place on Chicken street.
the
Charles I). Bennett has been apoliti-
ing a few days in Nay York city.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hunter will start
today for an auto trip through Vor-
mont.
Rev. Ernest R. Lill‘is‘tlll and wife have
returned from their wedding trip to
Boston.
Mrs. Jeanette Bennett is visiting
Rev. and Mrs. E. 1.. Gray, in South-
lngIou.
Mrs. Walter Fitch. of Cos Cob. in
the guest of her parents. Rev. and Mrs.
A. C. Eggleston.
The indies ol the Melbodlsi. Church
will give u supper in the chapel next
Wednesday night.
mud to
several
Mrs. M, Connery has re
her home after spenditi
months in thchfleld.
Miss l‘dnn Bennett has returned of-
tar spending II week with her tousltn
Miss Jessie RIIWnu of Brooklyn
Mrs. w, A, Williams and daughter
spent a few days last. week with
friends In Stamford and Norwaik.
A number of iuiiit‘ from the Storril
agricultural station more taken to the
Danbuty hair this week. for exhibi-
lion. ‘ s
The illilIoI-t it Bennett Mnnufactur»
lint (‘ontpsny closed ’I‘bursdsy In order
to aim the employee an opportunity
to attend the Dsnbury Fair.
“Mar...
Miss M'IIy Richard was married in
Gustaf Bowman. last Sunday after-
noon. III the home of the bride. Rev.
clergyman.
The beautiful girl”: swact'smilen
chllmtod to dark frowns.
"i"ou docolvcr!” sho hissed.
you "
The young man dropped his cone in
astonishment.
“little Isot"'ho pooped. "Why.l
was only yesterday you said you toyed
every hair on my hood " .
"You. but not every hair (In your
shoulder." she rotorted. as she held
niott s golden bit at evidence. “Ohi-
cum News.
W
. ADVRRTIIID LITTIM.
The following letters remain uncali-
"i haw
i
the current woolt.
South NorwalkaMlsn
role Clsrlts.lt .
Clark. Chorus hurt
it. P. ., ,Rlolinrd thiiihllifi
sun. tr’. Mrs pun o a it. an
.‘m Mrs. William flushes. Mrs. moo
ion noon. airs, Myra Johnson. Barry
enema ii.lillls Mrs. Chris Nov-
b.Iirti. Edward Fries.
n
ltli ..
‘ " II. CROWD. P. I.
‘. I
being
it is reported that one of Darlen's
clan. Is engaged to a Hartford gentle-1
Blds‘have been received for the res}-
A. C. it‘mtlcsion was the omcistlna
III for at tho toliowing hostilities- for my msn
Albertine Ipod and asks
Bookslclt more. C. Browns, Miss Boa-i tion.
. boot In the proper direction
xI'Jiiomillis. out do a taster this; than that rit
norm
its. Hrs. nudism. Miss Lillian it.
run Looduirws.
.1 They call me a mass or iron out
br Haas
They say that a spirit 1 iadk:
. That my real soul is the Irimy man
in the wooden pen on my back;
That the flame 1 devour and the stem
0 III my veins
Are the creatures of man alone.
And I have no mind but the mind oi
men.
Those beings of flesh and bone.
Let them say it they will. and what
ever they will.
Though had they but noted me
when.
I was scurrying over the iron rails,
The“ Wonder and pride of men——
Had they watched as they mish, they-
hnd seen a will
As i sped on my ‘irdn path.
And a purpose of terror when once i
awoke,
And aroused td a terrible Wrath.
i have borne their yoke in a patient
way,
For many a weary hour——
street. Stamford. found an overcoat The pity that filled my massive breast
ii‘orbnde me to use my power;
but i am not always a passive thins.
Nor forever with joy 1 scream.
As i rumble and clutter and scurry
along.
With my nostrils breathing steam.
For when they are proudest to think
me theirs.
My patience a moment falls.
And then, with a thousand wretches
behind.
i leap from the guiding rails:
Over the lofty enhanknient‘ I slide
lInd plunge to the depths below
While the cariess laugh of the people
1 drug.
ls changed to shrieks of woe.
i
And so tonight. in the midnight deep.
With my glaring eye l peer
Through the darkness that covers
the path before.
And i startle the engineer;
For i whirl from side to side.
And i pant and struggle and scream
with delight;
Rwervci down brakes! there's a trec
on the track.
And death rides abroad to-nlght.
Some are asleep in their seats.
dream;
And others. in accents gay.
Are telling light stories of. what the}
have seen,
Or discussing the news of the day;
And some are thinking of things long
pas
And others again there he
Who are longing to meet their child
um and wives.
in the homes they never may see.
and»
A tar and II crash! 1 scmam as i
lenp.
And i feel my stout ribs bond;
While the cars tiny crush like houses
of cards.
And their strong beams splinter and
rend;
And horn is Iead and there :I limb.
And mark. when the lights arc
brought.
Tito qulvcrlug flesh that once was II
shape.
And wnlkcd and talked sud thought!
You say that l um nu imnimate thins.
That i neither can know nor foel‘.‘
’i‘hut merely steam through an iron
r.od
lm moving my driving-wheels!
Why l planned this thing. and breed
I‘d alone.
And thought of it day by day
And waited my chance, and blded my
time.
As i sped on my tiresome way.
brass,
And you fed it
flame.
And you tlIoushI it n crcliiurc
finger-touch,
Whenever you Would. could tunic:
llnd you known its temper. or studied
Its ways.
You never had felt its might.
And the mangled dead 0 nine
earth spread.
Wcrc living and merry tonight.
~llarper's Weekly
with water and
your
cold
THE MAKING OF A JUROR
The Judgebud his patience sorely
tried by lawyers who wished to talk
and by men who tried to evade jury
service. Between hypothetical ques-
tions and excuses it named as if they
never would set to the actual trial of
the case. So when the puzzled Ger-
man. who had been accepted by both
sides. jumped up the judge was asap
pornied.
"Shiatsu!” cried the German.
"What In it?" demanded the judge.
"i think i like to go home to my
wife." said the (lemma.
"You can't." rotortod the judge. “Sit
down.
“But ubudgc.“ porn ted the German,
“i don't think i mail. a good shuror."
"You're the bust in the box." suit! the
Judge. "Bil down."
"What box 7” iiiliii Ihc (ii-rump.
“.‘luiy bus.’ said the Judge
"Oh i thought it you II had box that
people‘s acts In sommllmI-s”
"No." said the nudge, 'Ihr- bud box
In the prisoners‘ box.“
"lint. nhudgn." persisted the little
German. "1 don't speak good English."
“You don't. have to speak at all."
said the Judge. "Sit down. "
The little German pointed at the low-
yors to Inukt- his last desperate plea.
"sundae.” he said. “i can‘t malts
puddings of whst inane tellers say".
it was the judge’s chance to trot
oven for many annoyances.
"Neither can anyone else." he said.
"Bit dew
With a ninth the little German not
down-«Green Bu.
an...
A recent discussion as to the lenient
act on record brings out this this: The
on lying on a plot oi gross
d.s A motorist stop-
the way to his destini-
man .ierltod the toe of a
"if you
at the MA:
The
iglve you a quarter." said the admiring
ll motorist stopping onto the roadway.
The man inclined his head toward his
left hand trousers pocket “Put It
in there " he murmured. peacefully.
Ind dropped to sleep snip.
W
and; bowls can‘t listen unless they
how their mouths open.
1 thousands of railroad men.b
You butlded a monster of iron and - " " ‘ . ~ ~
' ovaryI respect.
Dr. David Kennedy’s Favorite Runody
Cum Kidney and Liver Trouble.
is who suitor from Gr
Bri Poop. .Disssso. Kidney. Liver or 13:311-
sry roubles. Palnititho small of the
Back. Frequent Desire to Urlosto. os-
pocislly M It 11'th M19 feel a Schilling
‘ ..«.‘ nain in Pass
Water. and
there in I
medicine
which will
cure those
sllmonts.
fit is
med ’8
“mi
It has cured when all other modicgnsl
have failed. It can be obtained at drug-
stores for $1 abouts. it is ueodod by
the army of traveling salesmen. by
those who
lrokept in offices breathing oul air and
sitting or standing all day long. as all
of those omploymonts brood kidney and
bladder trouble.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE-Jr you
are n sufferer. or if you have a suffering
friend, send your name and address to
be Dr. David Kennedy Cor ration.
ondout N.Y .whcn n ssmpo obottlo
of Favorite Router! and psmphlet
containing valuable‘ the urination will be
mailed free to \011. 13: sure to ”tuition
flu pram: of Mir flap” ‘I'U/(t'n you 'wri'fl.
After eight vents of agony. C isrence Van 0s-
trotnot'; ssing.l'ltIHlIcI1sC..1.I ..wucurod
otiirsv st by Favorite Remedy Don’t t’ou.
render. need a medicine of this kind! I
buy a bottle ot it or send (or sample.
F‘l‘ee Sample Battles at R. H. Plsiated's
"As It consumer. you have a right to
protest against the cost of coal and
Ice." “You," answered the patient.
nan. ”il‘di pretty soon i won‘t be able
0 buy enough 0! them to gil't! me any
:tsndlng even as n censumct'."—W:st-
.nnton Star.
MitnI a man of humane impulses
who would not willingly lInInI it kitten,
s guilty of cruelty where ills own
stomach Is mncerncd. Overdriven,
Overworkcd. when what it. needs is
something that will digest the food eat
an and help the stomach to recuperate.
Something like Kodoi For Dyspepsia
that is sold by Tile Clifford Phar-
macy. ”
The Empire fashions are n boon to
the long-waisted girl. Onc sees them
III gowns. in evening coats. and even
in the Sillll't suit coats.
MAKES HOMELY WOMEN PRETTY.
No woman no matter how regular
hcr features may be can be culed
pretty if her complexion is bad. Orlno
laxative Fruit Syrup ‘nlds digestion
and clears sallow blotrhed conIplexlons
by stimulating the liver and bowels.
Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup does not
nnuscate or grips and is mild an
plcnsnnt to take. Remember the
name tirlno und IciIliie to accept any
substitute. Plalsied‘ a DI ug Stote and
The t‘llflord Pharmacy.
A large monogram has taken the
place (It the pocket (l. the from (If
the tailored lincu Waist worn by the
t'oilcgc girl.
Hill OVER SEVEN" YEARS
Three
over the entire United Biote-
flnerstious have used
SCHBNCK'S
sinusitis nus
for the our! of Dillon mess. liner
Complaint. ind lion Constipation.
hick lladsche handles. Rsnrtbnrn.
Pistuisncy In via. etc.
M‘s Mandrake Pills
“liven tilt Ilvtr.“
micro health b m Md . einrnons
to the on and camp Ii. sod.
buoys"?! to Insplri splri
i V stable
“Iguana-talus
l' is over when.
1. «Odin box 0% by mail.
II. J. I. With A ”it.
, was. h. .
sat. oosfiih wash IOILIRO, mt
, no sorry-Po "is
an E3“ warranted tube iirstciass in
Osli and see the »
it!
militias.
no women season
i .. sun: In» 1
..ii'
an.»
. latter was suffering silently but surely
1 N0. 7l308 80x light. $I
.lJIIIIII. Railway Ii
' We consider this sea-
iC‘ casing from Millstone to up;
more rough than pleasant were two
wall known members of the lcgsl bv—o
tension, II judge and .u Minister the
when the judge happened to drop
uttuiusl him as he leaned disconwiitly
over tho tutfr.all
“.‘ll Iil' You don‘t socm unite ul lIonIo
hnl'fi‘ii tiIIIIIIIlIoIl his lIIItlslIlp. 'i‘irn i
do anything for you?"
“Yes." guspod tho seasick lawyer. “l
Iviiih you would ovarl'ulp this motion."
A cold is much now easily cured
when the bowels are )pcn, Kennedy's
Laxative ilouey and Toy opens the
bowels and drives Ric. cold out of the
eyelids in young or old. Sold by The
Clifford Pharmacy. *‘
'i'lIo Zilbmissippl river was on u l‘ilill‘
page and tho sanctum of tho Bing-
towu llnzoo was drifting ultiIli-ssly oti
its troubled waters. to otlflot of the
Home; zcti thslitizhttulh dunes tliii
miles 0 flooded liimlsvspc
"Say. pop.‘ Ientntkcd the devil with
a grin. "now‘d be a fine limo to run
that editorial tII‘ onII‘n on ‘WlIltheI' Are
We ill'lt‘tltig?‘ "Ml‘ttt-k.
DOCTORS SAID HE WOULD NOT
LIVE.
Peter Fry. Woodrui’i’. PIL,
writes:
the best physicians in Wnyncsburg.
and still getting worse. the doctors ltd-
vised me it i had any business to at-
and to I tum baiitil' attend to it at
once. as i could not possibly live an-
othct‘ month its there was no cure for
me. Foley‘s Kidney Cure was rec-
ommended to me by a friend. and 11
immediately sent my son to the store
for it. and after taking three bottles [
begun to got better and ciuiilnuod to
improve until i was ontircly vIcll.”
i’lulsted' s Ding Stale ind ’i‘lic Clifford
Pharmacy
The. hull soul of Flemish oak uphol-
stered in leather is one of the new din
signs for fall.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up colds when
ever tried. almost. without exception.
The Clifv
O.
10. 25, 500 and $1.00 botIlI-s.
lord. Baxter‘s and Plnlsted‘s.
WelshaCll
lamps
it Following Prices.
No. 7l302 llox liqht. 750
WHITE AIR HOLE LAMP.
FANCY AIR HOLE LAMP.
Above prigs Include Installation.
Lighting Bumping
son’s line the best
we ever had.
.t...
dauh
E. ii Gotham,
DECORATOR.’
VII-"HON“ ‘
I. NORWALK.
1.1%
10 "I.“ IT.
Daily the lid. l
for Robin Olly
mm. “all! 8.
my” this
M).
loans the other day. on a sea that. was?
“After declining for two years with —
~ Avoid
Appendicitis
it Is c Itlscd by the Ciil plug oi the
bowels and intestines. Burp the di-
Intention itctitc, IlIc stnnincit right.
the bowels healthy and open with
Beechams
Pills
Sold EI erywliore. in boxes 10c. and Ella.
Stlngyntnuvliow for do you think a
weapon i'llll stretch bor imagination?
His \Vifc»~W‘lIy. HoIIIetlmt-II i imagine
you are the most generous than in the
WOI'iiii“ Detroit. Free Press,
II’ no article in imitated. the original
is always boat. Think it ovcr. and
when you no to buy tliui box of naive
to keep urouud the house, get. Dc.-
Wltl‘s Witch Iinzcl Salve. It is the
original and tho name is stamped on
every box. Good for custom, teller,
boils, cuts and brutal-s. and especially
Iccommendcd for pilcs. Sold by The
Clifford 1’h:rtuncy. fl
Willi? ' TLPILLS
dIn: Dryuosn‘?nasnfiw
. As our III I
Chl~c ss-ts' ts'l'lr'isy Full. Rid©
. -nnd (lo Id Itlrtlllllt‘ boxes. Imléd
with BIuoRibbon. To tin-other.
ii”; I i you r llrufiqlnt or Mk for
‘ Cl l-Olllflfl!‘ E iiLlill t“
brine. tin
DIAMOND SBA
cm "named as Best. tiniest. Always
elinbls. Soldh Dru \i“ or lists.
ohm: ”tonic-l 1’ nd o Pt
F h F ' h
SNAPPER BLUES ............ 120 iii.
BONITA MACK’EREli ......... 12C 11).
LARGE NATIVE EELS 140 lb.
BU'l‘TERI“iSli ................. lilo ii).
STEAK COD .................. 12c 11).
GERMAN CARP ............ . . .100 ”l.
\VHOIIE SALMON .............. ilk: iii.
SLlCED SALMON ...... .. 140 lb.
ESCALLOPS ................... 40!: qt
SOFT SHEI 4L CRAHS ........ 65C (102
All other kinds of fresh lieh at r-ea
sonable prices.
Dacross.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MAR
1
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
. . hrwawux-..
1W ‘ 1H
pauasrse nun omit”
HEATING. .
HOT WATER HEATING. '
HOT AIR HEATING.
OTOVES AND RANGEO.
ILATE AND TIN ROOFING.
ass and Steam Fltflnw
Ins Fixtures, Metal colonists.
Hsvo you n our stock of
RICHMO D assess:
Tun JONES a HOTCHKISS
COMPANY
17 WALL‘ srnssr. 'uonwsut.
Bull { our Saturdau’s
Groceries at our store
and Save Monet).
W int
21 lbs. Granulated Sugar ».-.-.~... 31.00
3 Pkgs. Zest 25:
8 lb. Csn Baked Beans. loo: 3 for 25¢
2 Phys. Groom Wheat .......... 26o
Sweet Potatoes, pol- peck ;.......- 800
mm“
A. Stull,
94 Cottage 'Ave. Esst Nat-walk.
Phone 223-3.
u—u-
svsnv Lam‘s ossosmo smut
Inn. .
should no snipped with I this.
snow white. onopiooo "MW”
ooisin linsmolod lavatory.
Have you over loaned to Build
how dolighfnlly convenient It would
be to have hot sad cold canola: m
In your drossin chamber. slut
in: sportmont 0 Int lloor spilt
room? its prossnco would om It.
the blunt demo at mien.
We will slutty gamma you prions. U.
plumbers on It ctlyoom
ohsnios. honost
Horace “9R" huh.
oonnsn MAIN mo wssr. It's.
Lamar- 1
'I'l'il MINI.
HOTEL VICTORIA
III MINDY! PROM DIM
IUROPIAN Pm“.
.0» rooms 0 s lot I.
mans Ilootrloi. idem Min-
ory room hosted.
ns'rso nationalists. '
I'Inoly stocked cm In «noodles
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DICIrs always on hand.
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John H Knapp
Josiah R. Marvin
Christian Ewart:
Wall Patten
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Panniers" Supplies.
Crocketil. ‘
Glassware.
House-furnishintl
Goods.
Cloth Window Shades. with triage. In
White Curtain Poles. with fixtures. 10s
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Picture frames and Window
Shades Made to Order.
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louth Nor-walk.
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Brooklyn brewery firm’ s lager beer.
No better. We deliver it in your
house, a. on per case (24 bottles.) Ll- .
quors at? west prices. Tel. 151-13. uJ
Central Hotel,
Corner Monroe and Chestnut
Booth Norwslk. Court. ”I...“
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Elli Nillilllll BANK
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FREDERICK H. ROWAN, Cashier.
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’50 South Main Street. 71!
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