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Philip Bonn-when no ,
“America." out at the mutant
its words were wedded to the British
air of "God Save the Queen.“ He
recommended the adoption at "Hull.
Columbia”. but the President. stepped
low-us he stepped in on football rules,
moosulcide. reformed spelling and
man other uuesiions~ null declllrod
"9 3' ”for "i‘he Slur Spangled Banner." ’i‘lult
l y ll l‘ .l . settled it.
‘ t J ,- l ' ‘ " l When it, comes down to speedy type.
.. , . l. . writers (not machines but opera ore
‘ . . W . ii ' . of machines) the Patent Ofllce declines
Prague“; manna“. I GIlVOS to yield thepsim to any. A numbol of
h-l' d ' t.
. gj‘fiflmkfi_in‘flgggrdtn Boiorm- 3§i°£llleil°ni3e§liin.l’lii'lifmfigdcé‘é’
all Spoiling from the, Hittite
Dominicans Appropriations
WASHINGTON. December 3.—~Pre-
sldcnt Roosevelt. is buck from his trip
to the isthmus and Porto Rico. Jubi-
lant overthe work being done on the
ennui. He returned in time. however,
.to receive a jolt on the “simplified
spelling" funnybone. which came in
the decision of the House Committee
on Appropriations. The Committee,
which has been in session before the
formal opening of Congress. is deter-
mined that the Carnegie-Matthews-
Roosevelt style of orthography will
not be approved by Congress, if it can
be helped. As the Committee on An-
propriations is in u peculiarly happy
position to have its recommendations
carried out, it is likely that the Presi-
(is t's attack on the existing diction-
era‘s will prove altogether harmless.
so far as the government is concerned.
The committee. in addition to voicing
l'ts. disapproval of the reform. is very
likely to offer a resolution in the shape eight pound turkey that came from the
of an order to the Public Printer to farm of Horace \‘ose llt Westerly. R.
disregard the Presidential order on 1. Mr. Vose has been furnishing
spelling, so far as Congressional re- the lurkey for the Presidential ilnllliill
ports are concerned. This is theymost feast for many years, The offering
important revolt yet, and undoubtedly of this your is not up to illu standard
there is W06 in the comp 0f the sim set by those'of. the past. but the Pro
pie spellers. it will be rememborerl sident. believes that nonc'of the, Rhodc
that the Navy Department balked first. Islund turkeys ore iiS plump today as
and the Supreme Court followed its they hove. been in former yours, owing
lead by refusing to have the changed lo the Worry occasioned by Republican
Style used in the reprinting 0f briefs. losses in the "bully state." Congress-
mun und Mrs: longworlll dined with
the Roosevelt family. not] the least
was a true family reunion.
of remarkable speed on certain makes
of iypewritlng machines. The writing
of 2.000 words an hour has been uti-
vortiaod by the maker of one typewrit-
er us a great. feet, and this mark wus
accomplished in u speed test on diciu~
tion. The potent office has one clerk- ‘
Miss Laure Hopkinswwho recently at-
tained the. rclllorknllle speed of 3.100
words in fifty minutes. anti there Wore
only two errors in the work. There are
a number of women who write any-
where. from 11,000 to 18.000 words ll
dny of seven hours. anti think nothing
of it.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt llld
not go to Pine Knot. us they did lust.
your, to enjoy Thanksgiving dinner.
They pill aside the beauties of their
White House. o decision that was
prompted by the grout press of busi-
ness that confronts Mr. Roosevelt on
his return from ills Puuuuln trip. The
Presidential household, however. did
ample justice to the great twenty-
Prepurstlons uro well under way fol
the convention of the National Rivers
and Harbors Congress. which lllcctl
here on Thursday and Friday of next
woek. J. F Ellison. secretary of the
Eatecntlve Committee. of the Congress.
has arrived from Cincinnati. and ‘is
busily engaged ill making rclldy lol
the 1.100 delegates who will be ill iil‘
tendunce. A gratifying loci in the oc-
ceptances pouring ill on Secretory
Ellison in response to the invitation oi
the Congress to communities to attend
the convention. is the number of favor
able replies from districts and cities
distant from rivers and deep-sell ports
ludianupolls is a case in poilll. Mttyol-
Bockwullcr of tllllt city with u bin dc-
iegalion, is cooling to llllcnd the ses-
sion. indlsnupolis is a railroad city.
essentially. bllt ll realizes that tho (iv
velopnlcut of water li‘flllSDOrlilllOll is
certain to have the effect of reducing
ruil freight rates over wide areas. Fol
instances. Muyol- ilockwultcr know:
that if the Ohio River is developed on
a chunnel of coullllorce it will force
the rullroulis iii llldlunupolis to rcducc
rates on mImy conmlodillcs. nltilougll
the river does not come illio lllllllcdlllli
competition with the llldiuuupolls lruf
fie. if the ruilroutis did not rctlucl
their rates. the industries tlffoctcll
would move out of their territory, dc-
sortiug lullllluupolls for Cincinnati In
some manufacturing point on the H
ve‘r. and thus the truusportllilon '.'”m
ponies and the capitol of llldi‘lillll
would be ioscrs. This fact has been It
difficult mnller’to drive home to com
munitlel-I not sllulltcd on the illluud
rivers. lull now it evidently bus been
accepted. The grout strength of the
movement for on anlluui nppropriuiion
of $50,000.000 for llit‘ improvement of
the country's firms and harbors will
be borne ill on the Federal luwumkcrr
when they convene Moluilty.
W...
Those Congressnlltn who were too
busy to lure home for ’i‘llonksgiviuz
lllld they constituted a goodly number
slippcd quietly out of Wltslliuglon the
(lily before lllld spcul Thanksgiving lit
the Ilolucslcod hotel at. Hot Springs.
Vii. 'i‘llo sleepers on the i‘. & O. 0le
uillg train on Wednesday were crowd
cd with low Illultcrs and their \vivcs.
soil It number will not rclurll lllllil
Snooker Cullllon's gun-i tllluount'cs the
opening of lhc session of Congress on
Monthly. The ionic of thy chestnut-fell
Virgiuill ham is uuiionlll, wllilc l'lll‘
Virililliu turkey is the most luscious
bird lhui ever yielded io n curving
kuivc. if one doubts the statement.
let him usk lluy Vlrgiuiun. There is
little doubt lhut the
party will come back well fed.
William McKinley. lllLllOllP-{h no rela-
llvo of tho lute President is lll lilo
Providence Hospilul bcrc. unti Civil
War vcieruns oil over the country will
ulollrll tho llcws. McKinley. although
not on unlisted llluu, won one of ”W
most trusicll engineers on tho lniliillry
trains of ”it" Union forces (llll'lllK tllc
Civil War. it has often been sold of
him lllni he was shot tip so oflcn uuti
lluliucti ill so many l'llilwuy accidents.
the result of lrulu wrllcklnl: during
the conflict. that tile rcsclulllcd ll lill‘
uluu slcvc wilt-II illc wur cutictl. Mc-
Killicy's first work for tho gllvurnillcni
i'illlSi' wus when he won sullllnoncli
lll lll'qu lilo llu-oluolivo lilui drew Illc
from on which Abrulllllu Lincoln iru'
volcd from l’lllilldclphlu to Wusiliugiou
to be illllugurutl-d. ll‘or yours McKlult'y
won on the payroll of tho Posioillcc lid
purtllloni us It lubort-r lll $72" It your.
lull u short time tun) ho was retired
bct'nust‘of illiil'illlllly. ’l‘lil- worry over
his dislnlusul ilKKl't‘Vultid illi‘ suffering
ho I-xpcricuccd because of the old
wul- wounds. and he l'iliully had to be
billion to u ilospiilll. ills curse is tl sud
proof of tho iugrulitude of republics.
[in is without pension. niihouull Coll-
press lll “lit" liluc considered the Inui-
tor. Nothing our was done. null lllt‘
old ulllu who illil so lllili'll for llli‘ lin-
lion ill its tiuyl; of from”. is pruciicul-
ly without funds. should he recon-r.
—.-
According to n i'i‘ilill‘l, of (‘uptulu
Eli A. Hellnick oi' the Tenth lllfllulr)
at Fort Liscoul. Alttsku, the Oluskuu
lndiuns are in dcstiitltiou because they
are too buy to keep the wolf frolu the
door. lll u report on conditions thcrl-
made. it) the Military Secretory. he do
clures thnt ilovcrumont lliti, unless
wisely distributed will serve only to
make the aborigines ii ruce o i'tiopcnd-
ent. shiftlcss pcllsioucrs. in fut-i. Cup
tuin Helmlck is uvcrsc to the extension
of any government aid lll Illl except
in cases where it is iillillillili‘ly Ilccten
sury. for. he stlyu. such usuislnllcc "cu
neuroses the Wilson to hope for con
tinned lllililflliillnu llliil will ('lliililt'
them to eke out ll illzy ulld trifling ox
intents." 'l'lu- nllllloruicn lll-r.» ui‘tl
atudyiuu the question. lllld it is pro
bible ihui lilt- Aluuitu llldlllun will bl
dealt with on the some order that till
Western tribes uro cllrutl for.
m...
..__-_.
-—"lllld dyspepsia or indigestion for
yours. No nppotlto lllld what i (“ll
cut distressed lllc terribly. Burdock
Blood liittcrs cured lnc."—-J. il. Walk-
cr. Sllobury. Ohio.
SPOTTERB AT WORK.
Trollsymcn Hear Several Conductors
Are About to Lou Their John.
WA'l‘iilRl‘iURY. Dec. 3.-wA report.
was generally circulated among clu-
pioyes of lllii Connecticut Rullwuy uuti
ilightlux Compuuy lll this city ycslt-r
day that. spotters were minimal for
Thursday's hunvy lruvci llllli lhut its ll
result of llli‘ll‘ iuvcsiilnliions iti’Vttl‘fll
tiischllracs would follow. One report
but] it that ll. hull dozen conductors
hiill uirelltly been fired.
Supt. ii. ll. Wales. when told of illi‘
report. sold he didn't know llnyihiult
llbollt any spotters and that he didn't
believe. the rumor. 'l‘hn spoilers were
all unsound on the East Mllill street
line. it. is said. during the rush to and
from the foothill! field.
ASTHMA SUNIRERI SHOULD
KNOW Trill.
Foley's Honey and TM hull cured
many cases oft: ssthmu that were con»
sidered hopeless. Mrs. Adolph But-s-
imt. 701 West ’l’lllrd lit. Davenport.
many cone: of asthma that were con-
tracted twelve years «go was neglected
until it, finally grew into asthma. The
best medical skill available could not
giro me more than temporary relief.
Foley's Honey and TM was recom-
mended Iuld one fifty cent boitle ell-
tirely cured the of asthma which had
been growing on me for tweiVe years.
if i hull taken it III the shirt 1 would
have been saved years of fluff ring."
Pialstod‘ll Drug Store and The C iiforli
Pharmacy. I”
MONO KONG To II lNDtPINDIN‘r
HONG KONG, Dec. ii.wAt u inr e
meeting held at (lesion to consider e
dis soul of accumulated funds sub»
our bed to maintain the recent boycott
on American goods. It rescinded was
adapted to establish industrial insures
lions with the other in View of bells
‘ What will go down in history on till-
most ssnxtlinury wnrfllrc oobr wound
in It government llllldlllK rtlged lust
week in the mall bag repair shop or
the Poofoihce Department. When the
bottle VIN! over. the. «loud numbered
upwards of 2.000. For months rllts
hm been working havoc with the low
thor and canvas pouches of the mull
service, and in deupersiion Postmaster
Cortelyou finllily culled upon II profou-
clonal rat'cuilcller for help. A scorn
of names armed with bull-eye lull
terns Ind stout bags. double that num-
bar of heady-eyed ferrets and n corpor.
ll'll grti of keen l‘i‘ii terriers spilled
to . ‘e‘ fray. The government now
holds the rut cutcher‘s guarantee that
that isn't the whisker of s rodent. to
he found within the four walls of Un-
cle Sun's principlll mail station.
"The Star sessile-ti Banner“ lll much
in the public eye these days. in the
neighboring city of Baltimore the pill-
rioilc people are up in arms over the
prism] of the government to utilise
chi mart flcHsnI-y the inspiration and
birthpisco at the national anthem. as
I quarantine II this for foreign cuitlo
consigned to he port of Bsitlmoro.
Here in the district of Columbia the
militants of Georgetown are forman
3 Memorial inscription to purchsss the
filmy mansion. where the author of
song lived for runny yellrs. A
mst‘mndsml of the poet. who in ii
343ml boi- of the loo-i but. issue of the
as tapers. ii i! not genorsiiy known,
it remained for President noose-
ils d ' to wind oinclsiiy could
on the national hymn.
mm W governmental suited for.
jellies of ill. oouuu‘y'l Indium John independent of tot-sits supplies.
. l‘ ‘
heosuu
of into certain widely-heralded claims ’
Virginie country place ill favor of the.
(.‘ouurcssiouul ‘
ll. mflnts‘i‘lu sou ml or.
1- "T’W . ‘ o.
Troubles of a Fluincisi Nature Are Ro-
per-tad at Packervilis.
Business ni'i'nira in the mill village
of Packet-ville come to II climux when
Deputy Sheriff George R. Bllven. who
has been making duiiy culls there lll
tile interest of the Cutler Mills Com-
pany. for several dsys. plotted on tlt-
inchnieilt on one of iile creditors, pluc-
itllr u mun in churge pending settle-
ment. ,
W, (i. Reid. of New York. who is
the largest stockholder, has purchased
the interests of W. ll. P. Roots. and P.
E. Dudley a director and officer. will
not on general manager there.
Mr. Dudley bus gone over the ac»
counts of the company-sud finds that.
if the. machinery and goods in process
were sold at forced sale the company
[could not pay more than t.Wo»ihil'ds of
its actual debt. Mr. Reid believes thtli
ithe cotton mill cull be made to pay
llllo company's indebtedness in full if '
the creditors will grunt. time. and is
willing to sturl the mill running all llll
curly date with that end in view.
The connection of the Pucker firm
store and meal business with the mill
is alleged us the cause of the, flnuucltll
trouble. The luiil has run for the.
post. two months has been idle tilio~
Igtll‘lIt-r. .
The outside. work of the. new Low-
toll cotton mills lll Plniilfleld is neur-
illg completion. except the grading.
which will be done inter. There is n.
large. force of workmen on the. inside
pointing uud setting machinery and
it will not. be long before. the plant
will begin operations.
The Versailles pillut of the Uneas-
vllle Mnnufuctltrlug Company. is being
remodeled and equipped. There will
be 24 new cards pllt iIl .
. ”at”
i WILL INTEREST MANY.
Every person should know that good
health is impossible if the kidneys are:
deranged. Foley's Kidney Cure will
cure kidney and bladder disease in ev-
ery form. llud will blliltl lip and
strengthen these ol'gune so they will
perform their functions properly. No
«longer of Bright's diseuse or diubetos
if Foley's Kidney Cure is taken ill
tilnc. Plaisietl's Drug Store ulltl The
lClifford Pilurmncy. "'
UNIFORM CITY CHARTER.
Sub-Committee Will Soon Report Do-
cument to Full Committee.
HARTFORD. lit-c. 3.--~A meeting of
the sub-committee of the stole uniform
t'lllil‘ll‘l' commission \\'us hold in the
mirrors office lust \\'t‘i‘k.
[ 'l‘llo sub-coululillcc consists of Iliu-
yor licully. lion. (‘hurlcs Pill-ills. of
Rockvillc. Cupttlin Wesley l7. Peurno.
of illiddlclowu. Muyor (‘llul‘ics 'l‘llu-
yer. of Norwich nlid (icorgc I). Will-
rolls of New l-iuvcll. All were present
except the lusl nlllilcll, who won tietulll~
ted illiil wos tumble to join his asso-
cinlcs. 'l‘llo llloctillg was for confor-
cllcc lllld llli‘ submission of mutter
colllplicd by lllt'llllli:‘l‘§ to whom llliil
Df‘t'll assigned rllrlous ports of :l pro-
posed lcllcr.
Moi-or lll-llllcy sold Hull :1 lot of (lulu
'iInd bccu guiilcrod uutl considerable
luuilcl' lllld lit‘t'll complied. Allolllcr
meeting would be held. when it was
hoped the sub-colllulllloo would finish
lilo preparation of II t-oillpiclc t‘llllf‘li‘l‘
lo lit. Hilblllllll‘il lo the colllllliltoo of
the \\'llt)lt' for considcrlllitul. if the fllil
committee ugrces on the form nrld sub.
stllncc of tilt- cllllrtcr sulllulttcll. u bill
\\lll be prcpllrcd for prcsculuilon to
Him icncrul Assembly.
Silllc of Ohio. City of Toledo, Locus
(‘t‘llllli_\'_ su.
ll‘ruuk .l. (.‘lltillt‘y lllukcs ollill llllll ho
is senior plll‘illor of tho firm of F. J.
Cheney dz t‘o.. doing business in the
(‘lly of Toledo, (Z‘ouuly llutl Slutc
llforcsuid, unli liiui sliid firm will pity
1the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOI.
LARS for cuch ulld every cone of (ill-
‘iurrll thlli cannot be cured by the use
of Hull's Cuiul‘rh Curr.
FRANK .i. CHENEY.
Sworn to before mo and subscribed
lll my prcscncc. this tiiil tiny of lie.
‘cculbcr, A. l)., l88ti.
A. W. (HANSON.
(Scull. lelry Public.
l-loll‘s Cliliii‘l‘ll (“urc is taken lull-r-
uully. unll ucis directly on the blood
lmli mucous surfaces of ihc system.
Semi for testimonials frcc.
F. .i_ CHENEY. & (10., Toledo. 0.
Sold by llil‘tlrllggisio. 75c.
Tuko iiltli‘s Fltluliy l’ills for constipa-
lion. "
VERMONT LEGoi'SLATURE lN BEB-
MON'i‘i‘lIilJl-Jlt. Vt. llot'. :i.——'i‘he
Vermont llUKllllMlil'i‘. which resumes
its sessions this week litter the
'l‘lllluksitivllut recess link It llli‘Ktl num-
ber of importunt Illcuuurcs to consider
and several more weeks only pulls be.
fore finul lllliourunwnt will bu rmciloti.
{Various amendments to the ill-sent ll~
door low. which are to be considered
nod the automobile splloti regulation
ulousllrlé. which huvt- been presented.
ore exileoicd to provoke much lively
llolutto.
A TEXAS WONDER.
'l'horo'u ll lilll lll Rowle. 'l‘ux.. ihlli‘u
twice us his till lost your. ’l‘hill wonder
is w. h. Hill, who from u weight of lit)
pounds llllii grown to over iliil. lie
suys: "i suffered with It terrible
cough. und doctors now me up to die
of Consumption. I won reduced to
ill) polilltili. when l begun tillill’iK fir.
King‘s New Discovery for Consultin-
lion. Consult null Colds. Now, after
taking 12 bottles. l have more ihtlu
doubled in weight lllli‘l um completely
cured.“ only sure Cough and Cold
cure. nllltrltuieell ily ll‘. ll. Baxter.
Booth Norwsik. and E. P. Wood. Nor-
wellmirugcisis. 50c untitled. Trial
bottles troll. ”
SAN JOII COAL! iN MAIIACHU-
GETTI
llldOMlNlB'l‘mR. Mus. Dec. 3.~'f‘hc
dreaded Sun Jolie scale hits been dill»
covered in several fruit orchards in
this section by Tree Worden ill.
to fruit trees and shrubbsry out! as t. 9
latest addition to the forces of lilo “in
or find brown tail moths is causing ~
rlcuiturlsis much alarm. it is then i
that the insect only have been thought
here on nursery stock from the West.
Demo's Kidney sud Bladder Pills
quickly drive the poisons from the II o
tom and than silord relief. A m 's
treatment lol- its. Iota Tile dill.
ford Plumes and 'File ran Pine
mm}. D.
.. A... . m».fl»¢l~4“hi up“; on. ”my.“
Walker. 'l‘ills pest docs grout dams e .
.g. r. ..
" L l I Pleasant to tulle and does not 89190 01' d‘l‘g““
Cures Chronic Cohstipatibn. Stomach and Liver Trouble
Stimulation Without Irritation.
OslNo Laxative Fruit. Syrup is s new
laxative syrup combined with the deli-
cious flavor of fruits, and is very pleas-
ant. to take. It will not gripe or locked.
It is much more pleasant and effective
than Pills, Tablets and Saline Wailers.
as it. does not dell-angel the Stomach, or
irritate the Kidneys. Liver or Bowels.
Constipation. .
Onmo Laxative Fruit Syrup will posi-
tively cure chronic constipation as it re-
stores the natural action of the intestinal
tract. Ordinary cathartics may give tem-
porary relief but the stomach is upset
sud the bowels are irritated without any ily be seen that. a preparation that does
permanent benefit having been derived. not act. upon all of the digestive organs
Take ORINO Laxative Fruit Syrup and if you
0 u n G u A“ A N TE are not satisfied your money will be refunded.
Proparod only by rouv a. (59.. cola-go. lll.
COLD AND RECOMMENDED IV
The condition of the patient. remains un-
changed. The Stomach. Liver and Bowels
have not. been stimulated and in a few
days a stronger purgative may have to be
taken. This is why Pills and Aperient
Waters never give permanent relief.
Their violent action results ill on unnat-
ural movementlof the bowels and lll is nec-
ossttry to keep linking them indefinitely.
Why ORINO is different.
Oumo Laxative Fruit syrup is the only
preparation that really acts upon all
of the digestive organs. Other prepar-
ations act upon the lower bowel only and
do not touch the Liver. It can very read.
own not. cure Chronic Count lp..tibl1.'l‘orpld
Liver. Indigestion. Sour Stomach. oile-
For Biliouoness and Sick
Headache.
Take Onmo Laxative Fruit Syrup. Ii
)sweetens the stomach. aids di elation sud
acts as a gentle stimulant. on t a liver and
bowels without irritating these organs.
Clears the Complexion-
Onmo Laxative Fruit Syrup stimulates
the liver and thoroughly cleanses the
system and clears the complexion of
pimples and blotches. It is the best. 1a.:-
ntive for women and children as it is
mild and lesssnt. and does not. gripe or
sicken. efuae substitutes.
PLAISTED'S DRUG STORE.
.. .L-o-l-l
"'l‘hc worth of II thing is best known . Footpllti (of l u. luJ—Yer money or
by the want of it." llnd thus ulllny u yer life, un' llo back talk! Understand?
wont udv. owes its origin to some ilord . Nouclulluut Clllzellr‘YOII'll have to
knock we may lltlve received in tilliiy come nguin. old chop. The bridge
life ' lwhist season opened )onight.——~Puck.
I [let “of Property
NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN OFFERED
the public that we propose making it warm for all persons using our' ‘
Coal. We can do this easily. because there is more heat value to I -
the ton in our Coal than in any other Coal you can buy. ‘
Thll'll/ [BIB ' fl
9 3"“3 “3"!“ "3 "“3““, I aylor liGolden
Branch Offices; 74 SEAVIEW AVE.
Bridge mu'E‘Store. Telephone 548.
i?” 5 'Efiiffi‘f‘fi: _v . _ __ _ A 7, ,. ,_ '74 Washington Street.
a 1 Coal Coal
ca 0 o ‘ 0
Old Com an LBhi CI‘OSS Creek PARTIES DESIRING TO PLACE THEIR PROPERTY IN
, p y gh’ ’ THIS LIST CAN DO SO WITHOUT EXPENSE. IN LISTING
J eddo, SEOPERTY GIVE FULL DESCRIPTION AND DETAILS.
R TERMS FOR SELLING 2%. FULL DESCRIPTION
UR CE AND ’
FOR P ”A “"05 TERMS, ETC.. OF THE FOLLOWING LIST CAN BE HAD AT
Raymond Bras B"
. No. g———House. Crescent Terrace, lo rooms, 5 6,000
‘ _ . .. ., , 14——-House and 4 acres, Rowsyton, 15.000
35—House, barn. etc.. West St., 12,000
C O A L A N D w O o D 39—Tw_o building lots, Stuart Ave, each. 500
a!“ . . . 4o——Bulldlrlg lots. near East Ave., $500 up.
. AGENT 3 FOR 55—Beautlffiilg located cottage at Bell Island. fun.-
nls , 6.000
, . til—House, Fairfield Ave.
BOWker 8 Fertilizers. i58-——-Bulit'iingl lot: Summit, Elmwood. Bayvieu and 5,0“
. ay or venues.
B. Hershfleld & Son ea—grogmzeonymmséon s. ‘
m. 70-— ot age on s are at cll Island, furn'sled, ,
18: WATER 8mm - In gxaillousebarig 4 acres, River St. Dmicn.1 12.x
.m. ~ . —--< » . —~-—~- 2—— wo Iii ing lots. Eimwood Ave., $85c and I mo
0 gl-—-—House. Marshall St.. South Norwalk. '
$5-00 Ton. ”5'00 T011. g7—---l-iouse. Elm St.. Norwalk. 2:23:
. 99-——-Cottage, Hickory Bluff. .. 7.000
I . g I | loo-——House. South Main St.. South Norwslll. ;. 3.000
- - lax—Farm at Wilton, modern, I"? 9.500
I I I I Ion—Harbor View Beach lots, $275 up. '
. x03—-Dock property at Norwalk if
Extra large size No. 2 Nut Coal at $5 per ton. ictr-«limos Winfield St" East Norwalk. ' 3.500
xo7—-—-House. 4 acres of land. Noroton Heights. " '
“delivered in your bin. . log-*Houle. Richmond Hill. Stamford. 5,000
Ito—Harbor View Park lots. $325 up. it
THE HARRIS &GANS COMPANY myst— . ....... .‘ .....
114—— ouse, In at t.. 1 rooms. lot b . .
PHONE. 450. on WATER 3T. ”6——-Honse. ll rooms. Elizalaeth St.. ‘0 y 125 :32:
----...--.... .. . . . ,. - - . , ~ . ' ' rum—House, ll rooms. Gerard Place. 5,009
o \ Its—wBuiiding lot. Van Zant Ave.. East Norwalk you
P 3 ac "X? l ‘5 Izo--—Buiidlng lots. Woodward Ave. 8450 up. '
~ Int—”gall”. 3 rooms. Rows ton. zoo
12 -—-- ouse. . I
We have a full line of Willlbllcll goods to show you. mgr-16 acres 1.3;. gala; SOS’IIGCtlcut Turnplks, . 2.3::
. Ins-52 acres land, Connecticut Turn lire. :ooo
The Reed & Vglk Electrical Companu. lll5——-Cotts e. 6 rooms. Winfield St. at Norwsllt. 2.500
lc6—-Build u lot. Fort Point St. East Norwslk. Eco
36 Wsfiington Street. Opp. Telephone Exchange Ins—«House. eidcn Ave.. Norwalk upon
. .. W . * . . lag—Buildin‘NIot on Elmwood avenue. 750
‘ " .. ' ' ‘ ' law-House. indoor Piece. lot scans. water, 1,550
Islam-goose, gimmhl’shcel. 7 room. mt". 1,659
_ tar-- once. t.. at 40x1: .
MERIT x PUSH II- SUCCESS. raga—House. West Ave. lat 541150.5' 3,3:
laqml-lonse..seavisw Ave, East Norwslil. 7,509
"Gui" Business Coneges law—House. Clinton Ave., 8 rooms. M”
I35~$W0 familial“ llotl. 2:112an AAvon «ch. goo
137m— wo it It; oil. Man n, such '
ruslvml malt. you up rum. 138*!“th ms burn. cor. High St. and sly'vlm A... 7.033:
, lag-alien“. Reynolds St. Ella: Hal-mill, 1.700
so c C Ess “cu—Building lot. Burl-in Aye. 5..
rum—House. Bsyvlew Ave. lot 45:150. 9.800
mu as mass 3;ng 1'3““ 33»; Wigs , h 3m
---- u I. a on union ts. room!
mm now. my a mum sessions ltd-“goose. lodrléoms. his. a... ’ ‘c ’ :33:
. i47—-~ once on com. trswher Hill. ,
500"! ”03 WW5 "‘M’Mn' ”‘7 “"7" Illa—abouble house (4 fulfil“). sill. so. 1%
lac—«House. 7 rooms, hum-overheats, igll Sn. 3,0»
imam-Gotta? . East Shore. Boil IIlIud. . 4.500
m rsswauiid u; lots. TsylorAw. and Summit It. ”so to go
‘ lgau-u-E lit-room house. Cottage Av... Mt Norwalli. mast!
Dealer illiil Hlkdi‘ of . lye-«gs filing at. stages. Niacin M. M Namath, 45¢
, , , ‘ Isa-«aunt ‘n on em- .no acres. .
tallies Clocks. Suits. furs and fills Mlliluery. count...“ for t... not», way—nil... 3328
ailments Mode in Order and Remodeled. lifmml' “mu“: WI. Sum m" 6.000
uwscmnorou 3r. scorn NORWALK. 3"“. "‘ I... conform? my“ 33:
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