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and healthy. Ill r. ,.
take home a pound of
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Saturday Candy.
The finest goods in the easiest. pack-
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pound. '
ONLY 29c A POUND.
lilo Bridge Pharmacy.
PLATNER & BB’ADLBY. PflDPfl..
I05 WASHINGTON 81‘.
Tel. Call 499-2.
Stop in and
Lyman B. (lorha'm is having his i
house painted.
Miss Florence Collins is getting
along nicely to the Norwnlk llmpitui.
Rev. James W. Davis will preach
tomorrow evening on "Precious
Faith.”
The Pastime basketball team will go
to Stamford Monday to play the Manor
School team at Shippan Point.
John Cole. is repairing the bridge
and is putting “in it (number of new
planks. which are heavier than the
old ones.
Rev. W. A. Dunneit preached yester-
day on “Who is to Blame." the Phila-
then Class being in attendance. There
was a large attendance of young ladies.
who evinced great interest in Mr. Don-
nett’s remarks.
Mrs. E. W. James. was one of the
few of her sex who took an early train
to New York, Thursday. with the vain
delusion that the sun was going to
come out. bye and bye. instead of
Which. when they reached the city. it
was even worse than here. She was
not prepared neither in body or soul.
and her picture but looked like thirty
cents, while she was literally drench-
ed through when she. got. home. She
took the cars wherever she could, but
as a fair example of this kind of tra-
vel the little woman hailed no less than
six electric cars of the. Broadway line
passing to Thirtyseeond street. and
each capable of holding about 100 pos-
sengers. and either the men at the
crank were cranky or the conductors
right eye was kept shut tight. or they
were out of sorts and she did not ban-
pen to be one of the stockholders'
wives. for not one of the half dozen
even slowed up. and kept her busy
running out of the stores to the side
walks, up to her ankles in slush before
the seventh car came along and stop-
ped. When she did get in the car
it gave one of those memorable New
York jerks and she pitched headlong
into the lap of a stalwart male specie.
who all seemed to be glued to the
benches. and as the Rev. Dr. Lymun
Abbott said: ‘Politeness is that begin-
ning to lose art." When Silo arrived
at the Grand Central Station the cars
were supposed to go through the till]-
ml at a fair pace, bumped and stopped
wheeled like a Junk man’s horse in
the lust states of epizootls. Arriving
at South Norwnlk with n merciless rain
and snow storm still in evidence. found
neither cnb our street car nor place of
shelter. and it was not until site resch-
ed Baxter's store that she found one
spot which caused it smile to play
around her lips. and when she arrived
in her home. swu-ci home, looked like
someone who had been under the inn
ttcl under the river, which had sprung
ulcak.
Evangelist Dunnctt's Straight Talk
to Young Women brought out. the lur~
gent congregation that has greeted him
during these services, “ile not ovcr~
come evil. but ovcrconw evil with
good." Women gum-rally are better
than men. They ought to be. They
are more carefully retired and trained.
'l‘hcy as girls and young women are
guarded and protected whlic young
men are left to themselves, They
ought to be better. And yet they are
not as careful of their associates nu
young men. Young men will not us-
sociute with young women upon whom-
churacter there is file slight-on stain.
Young women will associati- with illl'll
not of pure character. Let a young
man enter n saloon. drink a about of
beer. light and smoke it cigar upon the
streak-s young woman will walk with
him. enjoy his conversation and accept
hilt invitation to a place of unmsemant.
Eat let a young woman tuner a saloon.
drink a glass of beer. light and smoke
a cigar upon the street. Winn young
man will degrade himself by walking
with her? Not one. Young turn are
choice in their selection of uwmdlmurl.
and wives. Young women are not.
Sum Jones said: "When i was it rough
sinner. royuterlug about. any girl would
do; but when i wanted a wife 1 went
to a Methodist. prayer meeting and
found her." Young woman have the
power to correct them things. A man
will do for his sweetheart that he
will not. do for wife or mother. Young
women know this, but the do not use
the power they have. it I their fault
that. they do not. When they .y to
In "You must come up to where 1
am or i will not step down to where
you are." men will do it. They must
do it. This is woman's Mail/on pre-
rogative to command the worship of
M. The talk was straight. though
sweetened with lost. it watt well re-
aim though the speaker piled
that the girls “looked cross" t hint
dart some of his ailing thrusts. its
3910 out if they knew ow much bet-
ter they appeared when they smiled
would not "look cross” win. lie
with a powerful appeal in those
t to seek. obtain
mam true Christian purity. Pore
rlltisu love in tho only foundation!
home. The Philstbes
t Avenue Church was
and had twith them as guests
Class of the South Nor-
church. The ”consult
. a Hair
tummygdosiy «gm
stops run ll
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received many Warm greetings and
congratulations at the close of the ser-
vice. Two or three persons express-
ed a purpose to lead the Christian life.
Below is the program for the services
of next. week. closing Wednesday:
Sunday. November 18, 10:30 a. m..
Shall I Be Afraid to Die? Bring the
old folks and young to hear My Moth-
er's Sdrmon; 8 p. m.. in auditorium.
women only. subject, Samuel’s Tailor.
During song service, Mr. Dunnett will
address men only. in the Sunday school
room. ‘ Subject, For or Against——
Which? 7 p. m.. How God eKeps Our
Record. is it Feasible to Believe He
oan?—It‘s Easy. Monday. 7:30 p. m..
The Message? or the Messenger?
Tuesday. 7:30 p. m.. The Strongest
Man in the World, Wednesday. 7:30
p. m.. Paul's Summing Up.
ROWAYTON.
The Reliance Hook and Ladder Com-
pany are. making elaborate preparaJ
tfions for their fair and supper to be
given next Friday and Saturday even~
ngs. lllB decorating is In expert
hands and the affair promises to be
the best ever held by this popular or-
gnnlzation.
Baptist Church. Rev. F‘. C. Brown.
pastor—«Services at 10:30 a. m. and
7:30 p. m. Morning subject. The. Gain
of Christian Living: evening sermon
topic. A Short Bed and a Narrow
Covering. Sunday school at 11:45 a.
m.: Junior Endeavor. 3:30 p. m.: Sen-
ior Endeavor. 6:15 p. in. Tuesday, at
8 p. m.. cottage prayer meeting at .lohn
Plander's. Thursday at 7:30 p. m..
happy hour service.
The cases of two of the workmen
who sued Contractors Secco & Vigal-
one. of Tokencke. for wages alleged
to be due them. were tried last night
at the office of Justice of the'Peace
Daniel Dunlap. at his office in the
United Bank Building. South Norwslk.
There was quite an array of lawyers.
interpreters and witnesses present.
The plaintiffs were Petro Cunte and
Antonio Cullals. and at the conclusion
of the testimony decision was reserved,
as the attorneys were not ready to
try the two other cases. and an ad-
journment was taken to next Thurs-
day afternoon at 2.0‘clock.
Methodist Episcopal Church. E. W.
to the tenement house owned by Her‘
hart. Ogden. by W.‘ S. Olmstead.
Mrs. Josephine Gregory. who has
been spending the summer in South
Norwalk. has returned to her cottage
llllfll‘ the center.
The burn on the premises of Mrs. J.
Mcblwen Betta has been reablngled.
and the house will undergo necessary
improvements. George Taylor has the
contract.
F. 8. Banks, of Norwalk, last week,
made a successful business trip to Wil-
ion. the agent of a patented weather
strip, which promises sure protection
against draughty doors.
Percy Ackermsn. of. Portland. Me.
has sold his house. barn and premises
located near the station. to John De
Witt, of North Wilton. who. with his
faintly. will take possession.
in a recent number of the Cosmopoli-
tun may be seen the picture of Tracy
Roberts. a noted magazine contributor
and resident of Panama. Mr. Roberts
was last. June the Wilton guest of Dr.
Frederick Sturges.
A large and bold hen hawk. grey
and white. twenty-six inches in length.
long the terror of local poultry raisers.
was recently killed in the East Woods
by Gaylord WllItlock. who the same
day bagged three line partridges.
Charles Eckisnd with a school
friend from South Norwulk secured
four large rabbits in the woods last
Saturday afternoon. and the same day
hunters from Bridgeport carried away.
among other trophies. a large raccoon
gonspicuous for its beautifully marked
or.
The Magazine Club held its annual
meeting Wednesday evening, Novem-
ber 7. at the home of Rev. W. D. Hart.
Routine business was transacted and
it was voted to continue the usual per-
iodicals for the ensuing year. vir..:
Century, Harper‘s. Scribner‘s. St. Nich-
olas. McCiurc's. Everybody's. Nbrth
American Review and Atlantic Month-
ly. which has been substituted for (,‘ur-
rent Literature. The. subscription rate
is $1.45 per member.
Commander Frank S. Middlebrook.
whose death occurred on Wednesday
at his home in Norwaik. was another
on the long list of Wilton's prominent
sous. He was the son of George B.
and Jane Daggett Middlebrook, end
the old Matthew Midtilebrook home-
stead. now occupied by Strong Com-
stock. in North Wilton, was his birth
place. The deceased was retitled to
the Middlebrook family still living In
this place. and at times visited the‘
scenes of his early life, renewing pleas-
Bysshe, pastor-—'i‘he pastor will preach
at both services Sunday. The sub-‘
ject for the morning sermon will be.|
The Fearlessness of Faith in the Face
of Difficulties. The Sabbath school
meets at 2 p, m.. as usual. The Ep-
worth League at 6:15 p. m. and the
evening service begins at. 7 o‘clock.
The orchestra will lead the song ser~
vice as usual. continuing during the
first twenty minutes. The sermou on
the subject A Successful Life will con.
clude the series to young men. The
series of“ sermons to young women be-
gins next week. Everybody is cor-
dially invited.
To Mr. Norvill i would like to say.
in answer to his letter.
That it drum and life
Keeps back old age.
And there's nothing i like better.
And as for calling you critic.
i think i am right from the start;
Why not let some one else make com~
pluints.
You just wanted to show you're so
smart.
i
Now when you come to get back at me.
You will find i'm no easy mark. .
i will ansWer you back at any time.
And think it an easy task. i
There is nothing i like bctier .
’l‘hun to have seine fun with you:
For at night whctl i get home from
work.
i have nothing else to do.
So keep the bull n-rolllng.
l'ii be with you every time.
llut be careful how you place your
words; i
There are some of them don‘t
rhyme.
Now. one more question i would like
to ask.
licforc l finish this line, i
That if you are only a boy which you
clttllu. ’
i um only wasting my time. .
lint if you wish to call this off.
And both take back what we've said.
Sooner than have hard feelingii,
We will bury the bs‘tchot instead. l
DARIEN AND N0R0T0N.i
'i‘homnu Cove is pointing the. real-
(It'llt‘p of l“. V. (lunircii.
Miss Jessie ill. John is spending so I
rurni woeku with her sister and broth
er. in Hartford.
The Jolly ’l‘cn held their first man-
ducrudc of the salmon or the Town
Hall on Thursday night. 'I‘horovwna
a good attendance.
George F. llawloy is doing excel.
lent. work In painting the Methodist
Church. and the structure now looks
greatly improved. .
A rehearsal was held yesterday of-
ternoon tor the school entertainment.
which is to be held Friday the 23d.
and Tuesday the 21th.
William C. Perry was in Dunbury
Thursday. visiting the State Normal
School. in the interest of observing the
teaching of science in the grades,
A very pleasant musical was held
Thursday night at the. home of Miss
Helen Norehouse. The aflalr wait un-
der the auspices of the Social league
of the Congregational Church and the
tiltinduhwent toward the benefit of the
c are .
The managers of the Stamford Potti-
try Aotloelslion are announcing that
they expect the exhibition of birds this
year to be the finest Stamford has
lipase four days. it will include
among its exhibitors Horace ilnve-
meyer. with his fathom White and
Bull Windows; Cyril Crimmins, of
Glsnbreoketi Farm. Norman; Comment
um tlmith and C. a. Hardy. with
many other breeders of coin.
lb
uni associations. although, of course,
his main interests lay elsewhere. in
addition to his immediate family, two
sisters survive, Mrs. Elizabeth Bar-
bour. whom husband for many years
was a practicing physician in Wilton
and Norwulk, and another sister in
Colorado.
NEW CANAAN.
W A. Smullltorn is much
after a weck’s illness.
ilu proved
.t'tlbm Wood. who has been seriously
Ill for several weeks. is able to be out
again.
Miss Mary Pitch of Vista. has re-
turned from u visit with relatives in
Springfield. Muss.
.»\. .l. Webster. the photographer.
who is visiting his brother in Chicago,
\iiii return the latter part of next
“'t'v’k.
Miss lieuirlt-c Iiite is employed
phone exchange and is, residing
Stamford
’l'he lniiialory degree will be cott-
i‘crrcd by Wooster Lodge. l. O. (l. R.
Monday evening. A delegation of
Nor-walk brethren will attend. A col.
luilon will be served ’
About thirty persons attended the
theatre party to New York last eve-
ning. They left .New York at 12 o'clock
and returned by special trolley. louv-
ing Stamford or 1 p. to.
Rev. Bertrand M. 'l‘ippie. of the
Stamford Methodist Episcopal Church
Ill-livel'i'rl u very eloquent address in
the M. It). Church hero on Tuesday eve-
ning. There was a large attendance
and the sermon Was much enjoyed.
Real-estate Agent Green has sold to
Alice Custrce Williams a tract of for-
ty acres of land owned by Mary ll.
Lockwood. lie has sold to Cornelia
Mend it tract of land owned by Fred-
crlck S. Odell. on West street!
This afternoon the Women‘s Club
will be entertained with an address by
Miss .lcnuic Wood. who will give some
reminisconctm of her travels in Egypt
and Palestine Miss Weed rustle an
extensive irip last year. and her per-
sonal experience will be most interest-
ing and especially pleasing. Miss Ea
ti-ile Kellogg will render sevcra piano
Hill)”.
A lecture on “Home Life. Farm Life.
and Scenery of Scotland." was the on-
iortuinmeui for the members of the
flrungo. Tuesday evening. Thomas
line. the speaker. illustrated his talk
with several clear and dililinct store
opticon views. Mr. Rae. who is of
Scotch birth. and having spent. conidd~
arable time in Scotland. was well quail
fled to speak on this subject. A bridge
number of Grooms and their invited
friends were present. and all were
paid for their effort in attending. Mr.
in
and Mrs. Rite recently returned from
an extensive trip in Canada.
WESTPORT.
Captain Charles Ryder and family.
visited Mr. and Mrs. li‘rank Godfrey
last week.
James Dunne. of Brooklyn. N. Y..
has been here at his summer cottage
for several weeks.
Mrs. 10.0. Simpson and counter are
visiting Mrs. Simpson's grandnmther.
in New Haven.
Another new addition to the shore
cottages is being made on the South-
port side of the creek.
Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Allen went to
New York Wednesday for a few days'
and show to, seen. The show opens Dec. 5, and can. visit with friends.
Mrs. Joseph Truman of New York
city has been a guest of Mrs. Paul
Hobo]: of Railroad avenue.
The turnpike in the vicinity of the
Bonnet place. Lake. to being
graded with loam. An vmmplcioua
llllil for such writ tau. badly needed
. ‘ . . r ‘ (l
A chimney has been added this week
at.
night operator ill the Stamford [Pith »'
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"and ii. lull. Brilliant lull llainSi
has suffered a relapse and is again
confined to her room.
Frank Godfrey of imperial avenue is
having a. Perfection furnace plnced in
his house. Jones & Hotcbkiss of Nor-
wnlk are doing the work.
Henry lrwin. .lr.. and family have
gone to New York for the winter. Mr.
itll along the turnpike from the bridge
to the summit of Rockviile hill.
Repairs have. been made to the
bridge spanning Sasco creek. tho divid-
ing line. between Southport and this
lace.
The many friends of Mrs. il. .l. [in-
dcrwood will be pained to learn she
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THANKSGIVING.
The Shtir Edge Carving Sets range in
prices from $2.00 to $6.00. and every-
one ought to have one. Silver mount-
20 lbs. Granuia‘ted Sugar ........ $1.00
cd and very handsome. in design. 5 lb. pkg. Oatmeal, a piece of dec-
(‘all and see them m outed china in each pkg. 25c
. ' 2 the, Pure Leaf Lard .. .......... 25c
‘ ' 3 pkgs. Mincemeat, Nonesuch 25c
a1. es ‘ 0W Fancy Mined Cakes, per lb. . ..... 10c
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and goes just as far. 20 bu. delivered
we ever had.
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Native lots....................14¢ lb
Special Salt of Whole Salmon, 100 lb
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Butter Fish......................12o lb
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I. NORWALK.
DA PM W. RA YMOND.
Funeral Director
. and Embalmor.
19' North Main st. loath Norwaut.
Ruldonoo, 0 Washington Otmt.
Tot-phone at houu, 134-2.
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No bailey: ‘o dlim‘ it in .your
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quoru at hom‘mil. 'l‘oi.‘ 15bit.
Contra ”Hotel.
Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper
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so South Main Street.
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«no
'lr‘ivin expects to come up frequently
to see lhlli his property is well cared
for.
Clifford Smith of the West End had
the misfortune to burn his hand so-
verely last week. At. first it seemed to
heal nicely. but later to look cold in it
and blood poisoning sci. in. llr. Ore»
Kory ol' Norwnlk was called and Clif-
lord’s iricnds now think the danger is
final.
The case of the state against Mrs.
lupnssa oi’ Suugntuok was decided
'l‘lu-sdny. the accused being found gull-
i.y of assault and battery and branch of
the peace. She was fined $0 and costs
amounting to sit-int Mrs. (inpussu ap-
pealed. ’l‘ho ruse grow out of a child-
ren‘s quarrel.
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from a line meal. Then you will
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Sold Everywhere. In boxes 100. and 250.
Methodist lipiscotmtwilegulur Stilt-
dny morning preaching service at 10-
30, Evening worship ul 7::lil. Sub-
ject of sermon. "’l‘litl Ulth‘It‘illlitl l'l'oli-
hot." Miss Katherine Allen will
render a solo. Sunday school after
morning service. Epworib League at
0:45. liegulur midweek prayer niectc
lug Wedncstiuy night at 7:45. Ladies‘ 1
Aid Society will meet with Mrs. .l. IA. i
Flilow Wednesday afternoon ill 2:30.
The executive mmmiticc oi' the.
Westport. firi- dcpnrtmeni. met Tues-
day cvcning in (ltmipo engine house
to hear the report, of the treasurer on
the funds collected for the flrenten's
parade and to attcnd to any other
business proper to come before said
meeting. The treasurer‘s report was
read and accepted, All bills were paid
and a small bulnncc loft in the, treat
sury. A you- of thanks was given to
all who helped so liberally to make
the day :1 success. Special mention
was made of the ladies who gave so
generously and worked so untiring
from first, to last.
Congregational Church, Sunday. No-
vember l8lh-mScrrit-i- of worship with
sermon at 10:30 a. in. Announcements
will be made of grout. importance to
the entire parish. Sunday school and
men‘s class nt 12, People's Service
K336i? of ill—"Trades
is not what the people want when they
require good workmanship. My work
is done right and when I say A job
is done. Its done.
ARTHUR E. IENIOIOT.
Plumbing. Timing and steam Ritual.
1900, Freight
Pier 28. East River.
of Dover street),
Sunday).
at Norwalk up to 4 p.
Norwalk up to 5:30 p.
Annln. J. lmith
Loss...
at 7tho—The—Oldi'l‘estnment Story 0!
Moses. the Liberator, by ten readers.
postponed from last Sunday. All
welcome. On Wednesday evening the
Benefleernt Society will hold its bl-
motithly social under 'the auspices o:
(lroup 11. Mrs. it‘reiierick
chairman. An attractive program has.
Bradley.
teen arranged. This church has been
nvltcd to unite with the Greens Farms
Congregation in a. service on Thanks~
giving Day morning. November 29.
a- m-.“... m.. .ra
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‘1'. I I! ION!) BRAND.
. ‘6‘. [ Ill your Dr girl for
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at.“ stimulants ..
mafia» ants» mats, in it:
'o d in Best. Safest. Always
Itii‘mmnlli h n have
a I o In so . .
. um ohouic-I rill-«3m Pa.
Daily Lineiil il. l.
for freight Only.
DI and after Tuesday, January I.
Propellers will leave
New York, (foot
every day. (except
at 4 p. m. , Freight received
In. and Scull
m.
NORWALK UTEAMIOAT C0. '
c. O. HIIOI'RIII
Ian-ell Anne.
I Monroe Itrut. Io. Nor-walk.
n“: smam AND
REFLEX TROUBLES
surrender to Glasses built upon H. B.
Hoyt‘s Modern Methods of Eye Test-
log. .. ll!“
Homer B. Hoyt,
Telephone 363—12.
Refueling Optician,
Rooms 7 and 8, United Bank Building,
South Norwaik, Conn.
Special appointments at convenience
of patron. .
Office Hours. 8—1115, 12:45-6;
Saturday evenings. 7—9.
Men’s and Boy’s:i
OVERCOATS
Latest Style
$5 to $15
ii. GUTTLIEB’S,
MEN'S AND sovsv FURNISHER.
11 NO. MAIN 61'. so. noawaut.
, HEAD TO FOOT FURNISHERB.
lllould be equipped wit
snow white. oneplece "Stand-rd”
celsin Enameled Lavatory.
1-H: new."
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IN! MINUTE FROM DEPOI
' IUROPIAN PLAN.
..Our room a special future. Isr
and Electric Light- throughout. Iv.
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RATE! REASONABLE
Finely stocked Cafe In denudation
A full line of Acker. Merrill A 00n—
dlt Co's celebrated Wines, “more and
Cigar. always on hand
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bow deligbiuiiy convenient It wool.
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in your dressing chamber. ole-yr
. in; apartment of first floor toilil
room? its presence would we“ gel
the higost degree of comfort. .
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN. We will gladly quote you prison. on
..__. plumbers are strictly compel“! In
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JOHN H. KNAPP. Vi no.
FRIDIRiCK H. ROWAN. Cashier.
WILFRID BODWELL, Ant. Guinea
DlRICTORI.
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John H. Knapp Samuel ' ‘
Joni-h R. Marvin ll. Wallm Marvin
christian lwartz John N. HIM.
Fred H: Roma.
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Wall Ballets.
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Painters’ Supplies.
Crockett).
Glassware.
House-fumishina
Goods. '
Cloth Window MOI, with Mn". ”0
Will“ Curtain Poles. with fixtures. 100
Picturofraillasratidillbdou
Shades Made to Order.
Painting and .
Decorating.
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hosts are ldvanclng all the tired.
and desirable apartments are becom-
ing boarder every
number of very desirable homes ion
sale, and can malts the terms and
price right.
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