291: a pound
the Bridge Pharmacy.
pursues 111111.111 more.
owns Hero ’s'r. . :
Tel. no: tin-es. , .
aboulAnr’ ,
“potato _ ,
so ftw
Dot viii no shorelcd booty quick.
At iifdy cents der sidewalk on.
Der boys in der good mudder shlido.
Der shkudin bonds nut folks you
thick
All shlidln vay off mit dheirseives-a
Un siddln down so awful uuic.
Und bleuty folks in vaggOns nud’
shlelghs,
Along der road dhem quickly run,
Dhem git. bitei‘rosted by uhcir ear.
Und (rezoned shtlfl~but call it fun ‘
Now get into your biggest coat,
Und growl into your warmest boots,
‘, But don’d forgot dhose peoples rich.,
‘thn you valk on
The auxiiliuy yacht Elskct is being
hauled out today at the war of the
Crescent Laundry.
Harold S. Rundie, of Stevens Insti-
tute, arrived home last evening, and
, will spend the Christmas holidays here.
Perigco tides are now running. and
today the meadows were entirely sub-
merged, the water being exceedingly
high, even [or a perigee tide.
A special meeting of the Pastime
Athletic Club wil he held Tuesday eve.
hing at Randall's Hail to decide on a
gymnasium contest and membership
contest.
Charles N, Hunt‘ord. of Winfield
street, arrived home yesterday from
Mt. Hermon University. The other
East Norwnlk boys who are attending
. there will come home next week.
The schooner Carrie bl. Look has or-
l'lved with a cargo of 900 tons of wood
pulp. The schooner draws fifteen and
a half foot of water loaded and will be
lightercd by the Norwalk Towing Coni-
puny.
The Rev. .1. W. Davis will preach
Sunday morning from the topic, The
Second Advent of Christ Not. Mythical
but Literal. and at T p. 111., the third
of the series on The Kingdom of
licavcn.
A cottage prayer meeting will be
held Monday evening, December 17th,
at the home of Mrs. George Walker.
262 East avenue, East NOI'WIIIk.
Friends and neighbors are cordially in<
vitcd to attend.
Mrs. Frances Bassen is Very ill at hm-
home. 3 Fourth street, with a scvcrc
cold and throat complications which
have set in. At one time it was feared
that the results might prove fatal, but
it is believed now that the danger
has been averted.
Editor Sentinel: For the benefit of
those timid East. Norwulkcrs who are
keeping their children out of school
fearing that. my chihircn who are at-
touding school might. hand them the.
scarlet fever, i beg to state that i
have no contagious disease in my fam-
Ily. ARTHUR B. CltAW.
'i‘lle I’hiiathoa Class 01' the South
Norwalk Baptist Church cntcrtaincd
the Phiiathua Class at the East Ave-
11110 Methodist Church. last evening. at
the home of Miss Minnie Ferris, 27
Scuvicw avenue. itccitations by Miss
l-lthci l’armaloe and Miss Emma lino
sons; 11 reading by Miss li‘orrlsu and
piano selections by Miss Addie Nunhey
were greatly opprm-lutcd. Games Wt‘m
enjoyed by all, after which refresh-
lncuts were served. A mic of thanks
was cxicudod by the blast Norwalk
class to their Ililstt'ss and to the Phila-
thou ('Inss of thc South Nurwaik Ill1p~
list Church.
Yesterday afternoon people on the
bridge were treated to a very edifying
sight. ”110d" Saunders and "Bob"
Roberts. two East Norwalk characters,
had a very lively light. which might
have been a noxious one, had they
both but. been Imbibintz too freely of
the rod liquor. As it. was, It had a
very ludicrous ts‘IlIl’. Ruin-rte scorned
to he the aggressor and ho oithcr
struck (it pushed Saunders with such
force that. Saunders went down and
out With great force and precision into
a cradle which stood in from of a fur-
niture niorc. 'i‘bc crmlic war; a. tight
fit and Saunders chuod Into it so that
when he attempted to risc hc could not
do so. ”in frantic ulruuulco to free
himself so that he could i‘l'tillllltl the
light WI’I‘t' ludicrous In the extreme Ho
iinniiy uuu-ccdt-d. lrowcv vor until!!! and
Roberts had it all owl tin» brbinc Rob-
crtu tried to choke his opponent. but
failed miserably in tho atrcmpi and
compromised by throwing his but off
the bridge. Al lIlIu juncture tiuvy were
ported by a bystander.
DER VINTEHTIMEE.
Abul id vuu dcr Vlillol'illilouw
tier limos whcu the run ulliin nucleu-
licr time when iltncr Hm blurcd outl,
Ilnd iiicu van In nbduopid shade.
“or [sun «liicm vus gone 11ml ol‘ uiulyic.
illui sunny uiuuics niuu likcvlsc
I’i'l‘ chuily uluskytozc hc don' t
(30 ullmin' roundwuud he vuu vino.
”or viral tint viaaius oulto llrstrndo.
lid tlhromrh your chilly body gong;
iluok bud; or pouty soon you find
Your toes tau from-use was your
unset
Der endow dot stumbles down real nice,
SPEELALS
............lific
a.-a.zlyll0|‘¢odltlmr
3 cubs Tomatoes ”fumes
hammers
ii call Milk 1....
‘Peu, parent
1......
thrill Succumb ..........I . ....iiic
micron Apple». “311.1534. 1.11.150
“will!1n............t¢.;1.....50t3
1 Martial“
_ m ”statistics.
that to Wm; Factory.
111 all tier cold must Wear barefoots.
der shibblery
shtreet,
Quite very careful must you bin,
Look end! deck care! Now, dhere you
go!
i doid you so!
shin!
You'm broke your
Vhoninight dot comesyou light your
b be.
Und pull your chair py dot. hot
shtofe,
Und mlt your feels vay in der fire,
You sit right dhrce mit dhose you
info.
Outside you hear der vindy vind.
Vich sqreechos efery tnlnude higher
Dot makes you shiter down your back,
Und shquceze 11b gloser on dcr tire.
Und you you've gone to bed. you musd
Vny i der bedclose shmnggle goot:
For at y u don’d, vy dhon, py chinks!
Ghost l he i-clg-ils comes your foot.
Und as IlCl‘ shiily vind dot howls,
You don‘ d kin hell) to dink aloud,
Dhom boobies vot don’ t got a. fire,
To keep dot. cold vind freezes out.
FRED W. KNAPP.
East Norwalk.
ROWAYTON.
Miss Edith Alwny. of New York, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs, Louis Schmidt,
oi Railroad avenue.
The pastor will preach at both scr-
viccs in the Rowayton Methodist Epic.
copal Church tomorrow. in the oveu~
ing the usual song seivicc. led by the
orchestra will be held. The pastor will
preach the closing sermon in the series
to young women.
An invitation muslcale was given
Tuesday evening by Mr. and Mrs.
I". S. Hastings, 01' 15 W. Both slrcci.
New York. to hear the ilrst privnlc
presentation of Dr, Gerrit. Smith's new
romantic song cycle, entitled ’l‘hisiic—
own. 3(1Will‘i1 Johnson, for whom
the work was written .wns the soloist.
and Dr (lorrit Smith played the no
companiments.
Rowayton Baptist
Frank C. Brown, pastor~Services at
lIi:.‘lti a. m. and 7:30 p. 111., iltllijiwi
of morning sermon “Life's Erhocs,“
Evening sermon topic “The Owl and
the Pelican" The fifth of a sorter.
of curious texts. Sabbth school at 11:.
i5..i11nior Endeavor at. 3:30. Senior
endeavor at ii: 1.3. Happy Hour scr»
vice Thursday evening at 7:30.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Bradford Ilallnrd acts on special dc-
livery postal clerk for Collar “(fights
rcsltlcnts.
Wm H. Smith has t‘Illll‘Lll‘ of the
sale and exhibit of plumouraphs at. Al-
lt-u Illi.‘ drnggisls'.
Mr. and Mrs. ’l‘hortin ilurdick will
entertain their 11cui1ew Elliott Colo
from Harrison, during the holidays.
Rev. George G. Freeman has receiv-
cd 1111 unanimous call from tho Moth-
odist. society of llnrlcn, to remain
with them another your.
The chowder party to have hccu
girl-n 111 Mrs. John P. Ilrumuu-r's, on
Wednesday, has boon postponed to
Wednesday, December lillh.
Mr. and Mrs. llauford Smith will on
Christmas entertain a family dinner
party which will include guests from
South Norwnlk and New York.
Mrs, John . I‘irulunlcr, Mrs. Dr.
House and Mrs Stephen Hoyt. have
been appointed committee on (lhriub
nuts cntcruiinulcut by tho Methodlsi
society.
The. young pimpin- of Durlcn are
greatly lulcrcutml in the dancing
school of llurry ii I'rnnc which will
be oponcd the second 11! January. 1907
in the Town Hall
The members oi the Methodist
Church, llurlou. who took part in the
popular play cnllilcd "lloupiiulity" are
preparing 11 force to be given M. the
Town ”all in February.
The» woltkuown iiiissionurv known
nu "Sophy tho tit-rub Woman" will
speak til. the llurlcu Methodist triple
copai church. Sunday evening IllliI lmil'
uihiy in the morning.
ub‘or Pinto: it h. 11. engine and boilcr.
all attnchmente. Address Engine, cure
i-kmrlncl.
The many friends at Dr. .i. W. Avery
of Newton. regret his departure (or
New York city. where he will make it
specialty or the treatment or diseases
Church. Roy.
1 of the eye and our. Dr. Avery pulsed
the examination required for admis-
sion to the New York hospital.
"0 Rome Romeo. wherefore art
thou Romeo I" The gentle reader will
at once think that this Is the cry of
Juliet. seeking for her lover Such is
not the case. It is the inquiry of Past»
master Ballard. till the tolloflnuh list
of unclaimed letters will show:
o. u bishop."
limo: ”2.1.... was run so
ill
ed by s Wrens: truly tum titanium.
who «sang several selections. A most
pleasant. evening was spent. and a
A, More or than mu tendered lo. Bio-
411,“.
Dot looks so wits and trimmer and H
W Remote 3?. dweflweld, tin“ ,
‘ hairline“
I; limb creme. Irult
hlnifluyng’ling. the 96hr!1 veterans
listened lodge s by Rev
the West ul ,
cum ‘
.In m’hfiano‘h‘.‘ .1
3 the Stamford Helium. Where he had 11
been undergoing treatment for some
time for a complication of diseases.
He was Well known to the people of
this place. and was popular with at
6 leaves a lumpy. He Was a me
her of the Nowell: Local of the In
torntttlonai Bartenders Union. and 11
delegation will probably attend the
funeral in Stamford
The second of the series 0! Moth
era” meetings being held this our un-
der the auspices of the price not and
teachers of the Dorian Center School
. was held in the Kindergarten Room
of the Center School Wednesday, at
3: ill 13. in. Miss Marjorie Henry prev
sided over the meeting. while Miss
.ldna Baker acted as secretary After
the business of the meeting had been
transiscted the following program was
given.
Piano Duet, Miss Mabel Alien. Mando-
lln Solo. Mr. A. Monroe Stowe. Ae-
companied by Miss lrma Smith. Pia-
no Ilieu. Miss Mabel Allen and Mics
Louise Abendr.;0th Mandolin Solo, M1.
Stowe. Announcement concerning the
change in the Kindergarten and Pri-
mary Grades by Principal Stowe; Dis
cusslon oi the. Subject. of “The Cb.
operation of the “tune and School in
Teaching Good Manners." Piano
Solo by Miss lrmn Smith.
WESTPORT.
m
George Br‘othrton has been visiting
friends in Weston.
Joseph G. Hyatt has been entertain-
ing friends from out of town.
The bridge over the railroad at Lee
1 nard’s crossing has peed replanked.
Miss Currie Bradley has returned
here from a visit with a brother in
Chicago.
~For Sale: 8 l1. p. engine and boiler.
all attachments. Address Engine, care
Sentinel
It is in order for the selectinen to
take stringent measures again to pro.-
vcnt coasting down State Street hill.
|
The locality Is for too dangerous and
the risks run by daring siciidcrs too
great for safety or pcuco of mind.
Mr. and Mrs. 0rlunde,Allcn. of Com-
' [)0 street have reccived invitations to
attend the golden wedding of Mr. and
Mrs. John Green, which is to he held
at the Clark homestead at. Redford.
N. Y.. on December 17. Mrs, Clark was
a cousin of Mrs. Allen.
Mrs. Underwood has returned here
from the Bridgeport liospltni where
she has been a patient for some
Weeks. While wcll aionar the road to
incovciy the lady is not yet able to
take up the wink at hot popular cs-
lahlishment in the center.
NEW CANAAN
, Harry inihcy has secured 11 position
at his trade as butcher in Stamford.
'i'hc ladies of the ditTcrt-nt churches
are preparing for thc Christmas for»
livilics.
(‘harlck M. Gricbcl. who has been
seriously ill with inflammation of the
appendix. is considerably improved.
W. l. Brunt has rccovcrcd from tho
otter-Is ul‘ it screw cold. which kept
him confined to the house for a few
days,
E. .1. Brown, .1. ii. C119 and Fred
iiird were 1111111111: those who witnessed
thc six-day bicyclz- row in Madison
Square ilardcn. last Wi't‘k,
(i, Nod Fairly is able to be out ul-
Icr helm: confined to his homo for 11
truck with injuries sustained in u out
Iision. a low night since.
The house for ilr. Williams in
Smith's Ridge is nearly completed. A
force of about forty carpenters is
employed in the work of erection.
cardinalmini-hi1
li‘iuc rooms, sicum hunted, hot and
cold water. bath, gas and electric
lights. (lood airy rooms by the day
or week. Price rcusonable. Fine stock
of all the leading brands of liquors on
hand. wholesale and retail.
days, especially.
Corner Monroe and Che-taut Streets.
South Norwllk.
J. DISEBA. Proprietor.
Telephone 151—42.
Harry H. Crane,
TEACHER
Violin Mandolin. (iultur.
(Private pupil. 8 yours with H. H.
Homeland, New England Conservatory
of Monte, Bolton, Mum), will It"!
also: In south Norwllk. 12 van
teacher. Spool-i terms to first five
ntudylna. Clan limited. Regular pu.
pilo’ recitals. Mandolin club to form
at once. Andrea
“4 FAIRFIILD 65%? IlliDGEPOiI'l‘,
BARGAINS” IN
Cadillac .
Automobiles.
Models A. B. P and M, ranging in
price from 3250 to Will). Touring
Om and Montreal». Must bemold
at once.
as Wall street.
for l1oli- ,
F I IIIKIIIIII till
III. III 01m W'Wdlo.“ ”by”.
"A Cold or s 129131. hourly always pro-
duce: constiphtio water all run: to iho
ayes. no“ and throat instead of pouring out
of the system :hrouf'h the ilverand kidneys
For the want of moo lure the bowels become
drynnd hard.” Nari all oilinreough cum
are constiputlnz, e Jillian containing
Opiates; Kanhody 3 olive Honey and
In mow: the bomb; cumin: no Opium.
KENNEDV’S
I. A It“ IV E
HONEYIIDTAII
"' Relieves Colds by working them out
of the system through a copious action of
the bowels.
w Relieves Coughs by cleansing and
strengthening the mace membranes of
the ihroat.chesl. lungs and bronchial tubes.
For Croup. Whooping Cough, La Grippo,
Influenza, Bronchitis, and all Coughs,
Colds, Lung and Bronchinl inflections no
iamedy is equal to Kennedy's Laxative
many and' .1111 Children like it.
Putup In 25c. 608 Ind 5i. OD bottln at the Lab
oratory of E. O. DoWitIl Coachman. U.8.A
sow, av
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY
A
CATALOGING YALE BOOKS
NEW HAVEN Doc 1:3..——A11 under-
taking of conuidoraltlo hnportnnco is
now in the builds of the Yale Library
authorities. it embraces the collating
and cataloguing of books upon educu~
tionnl and scientific topics and of la-
boratory work not only in the public
library. but the private libraries of
the city. When the work is completed
it. It: expected that. students in Yale
University will be able to smxuro the
excellent privilege of consulting hooks
in private lil1 nics which contain
works that are not .ivaiiahlo else
where.“— .
l3011d 10kt;
Gold Eyeglasses,
$1.00.
' ‘ “ 33E ' .
United American Opticians.
(incorporated).
Agency at CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
Ia— .
"1‘ HOYT'S THEATRE
m
BASKETBALL, NORWALK AHIIIIOHY
EVERY MONDAY EVENING.
Monday Even—113, Declllih
Company, F
MANflAIIAN UOIIEGE
\, W
PRELIMINARY GAME.
trinity tadoisvsiiarstrams
ADMISSION. 25 CENTS.
I W
It‘llili'l' GAME IMAGINE A'I‘ II O'CMIIIK
11‘ MA'
known throughout New England as
the. exhibitor of horses which she had
7 t'rhiued by kindness. 1111111 today at her
home in Sound Beach. At one time
also she had a St. Bernard
She was the daughter of Ailllltii‘l Marks
well known in this section
YALE UNIVERSITY EXAMINA-
TIONB.
NEW HAVEN. Dee.15.—~'l‘he mid-
your examination schedule of the aca-
demic department of Yale University
show 202 mourses under the elec-
tive ss s,tcm an increase of 12. as com
pared ith lost your. tl‘hls shows that
the elective system 110?an Is again
expanding utter remaining practically
unchanged for a number of years.
vivideus'
‘l‘lliDAl "‘11:“
Spoolals
21 lbs. Granulated Sugar, $1.00; 5 lbs,
260,
Joncs’. Pillsbury's and Gold Medal
Flour, per bag 67c
Maker’s Cocoa per can .lilc
Pure Leaf Lord, per lb. ........ ..]lc
Very Best Maine Potatoes, per pk. 18c
13 Pkgs. Pure Oatmeal 25c
B Cans Tomatoes 250
ll Cans Peas 251:
I? Gallons Oil ........... . ....... 50c
,1! Cans Baked Beans . ........ 2511
i2 I’kgs. Cream oi’ Wheat 250
7 Bars Ozone Soap 2:30
3 Guns Campbell‘s Soup 25c
3 lbs. Soda or Milli Crackers . . . . 25c
”7A. Stull
Phone 223—3.
22 Cottage Ave" East Norwlik.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
”00 MC
PLUMBING. ,3 1;,
STEAM, “3&9
HOT WATER, 3, '3
AND -. ' *4
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street.
South Norwalk. b01111.
mm
Barnell til 11531111
Skates
Wiss Shears
Miller Bros.’ Pocket
Culleru
Suredge Carvers
Paris Sleds
AND OTHER I'SElt‘I‘L GOODS FOR
'CIIRIS'I‘MAS PRESENTS CAN BE
FOUND AT THIS STORE.
WM... .0. ......._...W
Chariesli. Dov,
HARDWARE. ""
.112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 167--
iluu been
this wintor woulhcr.
stoves and grains with
Elli-ill
It burner but absolutely clean. Not
one piece is left when the IIIU goes
out.
Try a loud and you will find out for
yourself that it‘s
“Hot Stall"
Bran. Italian .1
Fill up your
i It!) Eggkéfi, owpfi‘iec iii. whites Anna 1
Marks; who a one time was very well
1- FIRIT or.
unlike woootnnes news-raven « ‘
YORK. me. Dec. 15.~«TWO years or
the present. lumbering methods will
devastate practically all the wood 1nd
territory of York county. ucco ordin to
an investigation which has recently
been made. The situation is consider:
ed sciious York's chief industry, the
kennel 1 summer business will he 111iucd,lt is
said, with the disappearance of the
trees and woodland walks and drives.
The matter is nine called vitally in1»
portant. to the future water supply of
the county.
It is estimated that the forests of
York are disappearing at the rate of.
50,000 feet. of lumbc- a day, or 113,000;
one foot annually
Sleep
Like a. Trip
Dent lic awake with the rcu‘u'd. it .
your elbow. lo banish Iiillitlill'.
not“. itcnous starts had drcmusw
1.1‘ slctp roundly .11111 v..i:1c1 1c-.
1it\‘1lt‘.1l-vl.'II{C
Beechams
Pills
Sold Everywhere. In hence we. 0.1111250.
Wall
Paper
We consider this sea-
son’s line the best
we ever had.
E. E. Gotham,
DECORATOR.
numeral—4n
v. NORWALK.
YOUR
Christmaslii
or your New Ycar‘s Gilt will be cor—
taln to give the recipient. pleasure, if
it has bcen purchusml from our SIOI'k.
We are sure to IIZIVI' uommiltni: to 111ch
your approval it you don't wait until
too late. .. .11..“ ., _
rm ' ...,.-.y,m *
WE HAVE
Dinner Sets in pink and nrccn. 011i
dark blue. imported English China, by
the set of single piece. In German
China. (.‘bocolatc blots, licrry Sets, Wu-
tor Sets. Brush and (bulb Trays, (luko
l‘latcs. Pitchers. Alan's, ('ups, Saucers,
Plains. etc. Glass Ware.
Framed Pictures. ' '. [I‘m
Iiouso Furnishing Goods. ""'
White Enamel holes, with Fix-
tures, 10c.
(‘Ioth Shades, with Fringe, 28‘s.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
made to ordcr.
We do Painting and Paper Hanging.
1.11“: EECKER,
j
Special Sale for Silturdev
"$111!:va
Weak Fish, lb. ’. . . . . ,,_.,_,,,...,., 12c
Flat Fish, 6 lbs. ..... 25c
Native Frost Fish, 5 lbs. for 2.31:
Market Cod Dc lb
StoukCod . lilo lb.
Halibut. .... ..... ..... .150. lb.
Escallons 40c and i 1': qt.
All other kinds fish at reasonable
WW- salm11‘m1‘1tuIlM‘l
’Ducross.
THE PEOPLE’S FISH AND OYSTER
M
MARKET.
Old laivntiou Army Building.
Eu! End of Washington Street Bridal
how“... “.mp...“.c.... .... 1... we. .1...“ w. .w .m...........,w..«1.
A Jack of all Trades
In not who: the people want when the
require good workmanship. My war
is done right and when I any A job
in «on. It. done.
ARTHUR I. DINIDIDT.
Dlumbin Tlnni Ind mam run
IMu’nm Mantle In. emotion.
[III IIIIIINII IIII
IOU'I'H NORWALK. GONN-
TMNIAO‘I’I A GINIHAWNKII“
IUOINIII.
on
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$100,000.00
ounces momma.
0170.000.“ .
Inwm u. MATHIWIDII my.
John “.11." v:
volcanics u. nbwm. 0mm.
mum: locum. mean
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liilu‘biililiiilii our.
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GOAL FAMINE IN SEATTLE. ’
SEA T'i‘ilid. Washington, Dec lb.~4
The University or Washington closet]
Its doors yostmduy on ac count of the
coal famine from which the. city is sulfa
fering. '
The entire city is allocicd by the fan
mine. Only seven cars 01’ coal n1rlv¢
ed Yesterday
DA WD W. RA YMOAD,
Funeral Director
and Embalmar.
19 North Main St. South Norwalk.
Residence, 6 Washington street.
1 Telephone at house, 134-2.
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PLUMBING 'AND [MEET
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.)
HOT AIR HEATING. e
lTOVEs AND RANGEO.
ILATE AND TIN ROOFIN“
Gas and Steam Fitting, ‘
In Fixtures, Metal Ceiling. In.
' Have you «on our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES? ,
rm: JONES & Horcnmss
CMO MPANY, '
11 WALL STREET.
‘fi
NOIWALK.
Daily Line‘iuli. Y.
for freight Only
0: ma utter Tuesday. January I.
1908 Freight: Propellers will lenv.
Pier 28, East River. New York, (foot:
of Dover street). every day, (except:
Sunday), at 4 11.111. Freight received
Norwslk up to 4 p m. and lentil
orwalk up to 6:30 p.111. ,
NORWALK ITEAMIOAT CO. I
Armin. J. Smith C. c. Honmnil
Lon-t Dan-soul Ant-I.
.THE NEW.
HOTEL VICTORIA
IN! MINUTE FROM DEPQ'II ,5
EUROPEAN PLAN. “"
..Our room: 11 special feature. In
and Electric Light: throujhon IV.
I!" "Om heated. *N‘
HATES Fit AS’JI.‘ AWL!-
Plncly necked Cole 1:» connection
A full line of A1:ker,Merv~II| g Gun.
d1! (30': celebrated v. the: Liquor! Ind
Clair. Iii/rays on hand
'1‘. il- SULLIVAN, (’10de
Telephone Cali, Sill—I
zvsnr Lon'e surname cultu-
IE
Ihould be oqnipped Will I “In“
new white, onepleco “Standard" Par
celuin Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to amour
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