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Have Ever
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local 1111111111.
A meeting of Colfax Encampment
was belt last evening.
Miss Minnie Jesse of Franklin street
has returned to her home 111101 a visit
in New York 5.
.1 A regular meeting of Palestine Cue
, lls Knights of the Mystic Chain was
'1 held last evening.
Miss 11111.“. B. iockwmd, of Eastavc-
, one has returned home from a month's
1 visit with friends in Philadelphia.
The New Rochelle Realty Company is
laying out a number of streets on the
Plait property. recently purchased by
them on Roton Hill.
A meeting of Court Frances. Order
1 of the Golden Sceptre will be held to-
. morrow evening in the G A. R. hall.
I Bouth Main street.
Henry Renter ,who has been the
guest of Dr. and Mrs Carl A. Hars-
trom. of Norwalk left this morning for
Geneva, New York.
Charles Mt ad has a force of men at
work rebuilding the Meadow street
house owned by Frank Fitch. which
was recently badly damaged by fire.
Mrs. Hill and Miss Elsie Hill wife
and daughter of Representative E. J.
Bill, will hold a reception at the
ggchrane HotelHWnshirlgton, January
”rug.:.1u'n'.'-'u:-'.--.'¢:r:-;.:.;.;.1.:.'
Gustave Pltzcr has returned from
New London where he went to attend
the meeting of the ilniber‘ s Protective
'Association. fie enjoyed the trip very
3 much.
A regular meeting of Douglas Fow-
ler Post G. 11.. was held last evo-
ning. after which thew Was a social
talk and smoke among the members
present. D
'11111 tug Abram I’.Sl1idn1orc was in
the harbor this morning with several
barges in tow She took invay a num
ber of homes which have dlscbatged
, their cargoes.
A meeting of thejoint .h‘oresters and
Companions of Foresters committee
was held 111111 evening at the cities of
Dr. I". B West and piepaimatious were
made for the bazaar.
In the billiard tournament of the
Norwaik Club last night Royal W.
Adams. 75, defeated Samuel Lynes.
65 by the score of 5 to 45 There
will be no game tonig t.
February 6th has been designated
as ladies’ night. by' Norwulk Aerie.
Fraternal Order of Eagles. There will
be a program of entertainment at, the
Aerie in the Gazette building.
Washington Chapter, ILA. M of
Nbrwaik, will confer the Royal Arch
degree tommrow night. The Mark
Master degree was originally planned
for tomorrow evening. bu‘t' 11 change has
been made.
Thus far this month there have been
nine deaths at tho Fitch Soldiers'
/ Home, Newton. This is much above
the average which is usually about
five Last year there were 65 deaths
at; the home.
Cockc'noo, Tribe 1.0 R. M., of Nor-
walk, has planned on intcresting to-
marrow evening: The annual roll call
will occur and the cvéht will be in the
nature of! a ladies' night. An excel-
lent and novel entertainment has been
arranged
The local undertaken: declare that
the present month will be a record
breaker in respect to the number of
‘ deaths in the town. The heavy death
rate is ascribed to the protracted bad
weather, which has caused much pneu-
monia and grip.
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NEW RECORDS IN AUTOMOBILING
Blakeiy Does Standlné start Five Mile
Event in Four Mlnuté‘l, 25 Seconds;
. ORMOND. 11‘an Jan 22. ——-'I‘he five
- mile event from standing start in the
fifth annual international automobile
1 tournament wash won by Blakely, in
a 70-horse power gssolcnc car. His
thus was four minutes”, twenty-five sec
ands. There was no evious stand
1 state's exhibit at the Jill‘llt‘ilitiwn I-ix-
Tayior 810016011.
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nears.
Colonel Theodore H. MacDonald 8e-
iocted In Insurance Commissioner.
HARTFORD. Jan. 22.1——A message
from llovcrnor Womb-11ft recomuu-ud
ing udcquaio appropriation for the
position. and :1 number of appoint-
ments by him. were the features of
today‘s session. The great surprise
Wits the appointment of Colonel Theo
dove H. MacDonald, of New Haven, as
insurance commissioner. The' ap-
pointments follow:
Harbor Commissioners for New Ha-
ven Harbor, Edward P. Avery, of New
Haven. for term of five years from
July 1, 190?; Joseph Porter, of New
Haven, for the term of live years from
July 1. 1908; E. Harris Weaver. of New
Haven, to on vacancy caused by resig-
nation of John '1‘. Mason, for the res-
idue of term ending July 1. 1909.
William 0. Seymour. of Ridgefleid.
to be :1 railroad commissioner for the
term of four years from July 1, 1907.
George C. Waldo, of ilildgcport. and
John ii. Clark. 01' New Haven, to be
shell fish commissioners. ouch for the
term of four years front July 1, 1901’.
'i‘hrodorc H_ Mat-Donald. of New 1111-
van to be insurance commissioner
for the u-rm 01 four wars from July
1 1907
Janus Il.M11ci)onuld,of New lin-
vcn, to be highway commissioner for
the 11-1111 of four years ltoln July 1,
1907.
iiourud B. Scott of Dunbury. to ho
judge of the Court of Common Plans
for Fairlicid “county for. four years.
The resignation of James P. An-
drews. of Hartford. to the appointment
of judge of'the Superior Court, was
transmitted to both branches by the
governor in the following communion
tlon:
General Assembly:
1 hercbv withdraw the appointment
of James P. Andrews. of Hartford. to
be a judge of the Superior Court. nom-
inated by men on the 15th day of Jan-
uary. nineteen hundred and seven,
and nominate for appointment by the
General Assembly Howard J. Curtis.
0f Strntford t? be judge of the Sn-
pcrlor Court 01 the term of eight
years from the date of his appoint-
ment.
The following sclf~erpianatory let-
tcr was rccsivcdby Governor Wood-
rui‘f from James P. Andicws on Saint'-
day of last week: '
’l‘oilie Excellency, ,Ilollln S. Wood
rui‘i‘. Governor of Connecticut.
“Shawn, is with profound reluc
taucc and regret. tbat‘l fool obliged to
ask you to withdraw‘fronr the COIiI-iltl-
oration of the General Assembly my
nomination as a judgeof the Superior
Cou1t. This conclusion, which has
been ieachcd since you were $3M
enough to place one 111 nomln
rests upon. personal grounds. the na-
ture and importance of. which render
lt inadvisable for me to accept at the
present time an appointment. ot the
Superim Count 13131111111
high honor you have confcirtul upon
me i beg to remain with great rtspcch
“'Yout most obedient servant.
“JAMES 'P. ANDREWS."
"liartford. 11m. 18. 1907.".
WHAT NEW JUDGE WILL DO.
James P. Andrews Will Take Allot.
meats Made to' Judge Thayer.
HARTFORD, Jun. 23.41.11wyers at,
‘the county bulldingsay that when
Judge John M. ’I‘huyer goes to the su-
prcme court. beach by promotion. and
James P. Andrews, now reporter of
the supreme court, succccds him on
the superior court bench, Judge Au-
drcws would take the allotments made
to Judge 'l‘hayer by the judges 111 m.-
nuui meeting last June,
According to the schedule of pilot-
meats Judge Thayer is now 'boldlng
court in New London, a special session
fol New London county. The supreme
court met in New Haven on Tuesday.
and the next session 01' the court will
be in this city in March. Should Judge
'l‘hnycr finish his allotments in New
London county. which are for January
and February. in time to go to the su-
preme court bench at the March term,
Judge Andicws' first business as a
judge of the superior coul't would be
to preside over the March term of the
cllmlnnl couit in this county, a duty
which had been assigned to Judge
Thaycr.
The term will open in this city on
the first. Tuesday of March and from
Hartford Judge Andrews would go to
Mlddletown to conduct a criminal and
civil session for Middiesex county. and
tlnish the "court year in Litchfleid
county.
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NOT SUFFERING FROM RABIES.
D1211. M. Wolfe denies the sensu-
lug start record for this distance.
The live mile event flying start.
11an to all weights and pov'vels, was
won by Marriott in a 30 horse power
swam car in three minutes 44 4- 5 sec.
ands. which is one minute slower than
no record
The iive-miie match race between a
horse power steamer and a 70 horse
wer gosoiene car was won by w. R.
loo. in the steamer in three minutes,1
Ill 41-11 seconds. 1
119 mile event for touring cars was
bi Dilrhin in steam car In 63 2-5.
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NATIONAL GUhARD CHANGES.
~ orde tromt BIN
an“ window into" appointmnet of
”11:8: rgdlat Frederick B Webster.
of Waterburysto b: gloating 11038131031
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‘ott ospp on o 0 span 0
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to
ntsnt genorni' s '
tionai story printed in another paper.
last. evening to the effect that Miss
isnbciie Smith. the f011rtoen-ycar~oid
“With a grateful appreciation ofthc ‘
' .igh~Grade‘
8
$ 9.00 Overcoats, now $5.88.
$10.00 Overcoats. now $6.88.
$13.50 Overcoats. now $7.88.
$15.00 Overcoats. now $9.88.
such wonderful bargains at Rt'tl
14 South Main St.
[cl Reductions on
log prices.
0110100315.
Rytl 'l‘ngri tile, 1:111; 1111111113111. tt'zit’lc winners lu‘cmlst' tl11-11 plfllllll
for actual. luuu'sll'uhwlium from our rigulur fair prices.
vuluc s 111':1l\1'.1\s 1,1111 in 11111' 1.11111r1-11 1' hula-s In 11 1111' 11 :1anL lHl\.\‘ b: 111
1s11l1hkl111lihisasilu slur.- it 11:11:. hi liil'l at the 111m 'ruitlul
Rt'il lagsnu :1ll.l111>k1-11 lime 11ill11~1 51:1..1111 i 1111'111151 t l1.1'1'1 1:11;.
puintrtlu' way to cairclnr savings: 8
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$20.00 Overcoat; now $11.88
$22.00 Overcoats. now $14.88
$25.00 Overcoats, now $16.88
$30.00 Overcoats. now $32.88
It'll the quality and style of our suite for men that makc them
The samc is true of
our boys' suits and ovcrmats, and all oillcr bargains in this big sale.
. Tel. Call 632-2
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FRANCE WANTs GAMBLING Hous.'
as.
PARIS. Jan. 22.—-,Nicc. Cannes. and
other Mediterranean resorts are pro-
testing energetically against Premier
Clemancenu’s order suppressing gambl-
ing houses. claiming that the closing
of the Casinos will ruin the watering
places of the French littoral and drive
visitors to Monte Carlo and the ita-
1111.11 resorts. As a result M. Clemen-
ceau has suspended the order. so far
as the littoral is concerned, till Feb-
ruary i, and 111 the mellttt‘imc the go.
vcrnmcnt will investigate. the question
of permanently exempting the coast
resorts from the provisions of the or-
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CAPTAIN PEABODY SU8PENDED.
S AN FRANCISCO. Jnh‘ 2941111111111
Thomas Peabody who c‘iingntundcd the
11111ch States Atmy' transport Sheri-
dan when it ran on a rent near liar-
burs Point. 11' 11.1 of 0mm, August 31,
of last y'.cm s suspended yesterday
for a period of six months by the lo-
cal inspectors of ithils and bollcra
Capt. Peabody 5 defense was that the
loci on which the bhci id'1n struck was
not on the chatt. Capt Peabody has
been removed from his position by the.
War Department.
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11 is the bcstv—itfs
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1
('bcnpci than other flour at.
11y it?
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as :1 master hnd pilot of stcamsblps,
Wm
BLAM E8 SECRETARY HITCHCOCK.
Formu' Governor McConnell Altoge-
Mlsmanagemsnt of lndian Collects.
SALT LAKE CITY, Jun. 22.—~—Form-
er Governor McConnell. of Idaho, and
1-. former indian commissioner. in an
interview in the Herald,' charges gross
mismanagement of thojdndlan schools
and arralgus the syst by which
young ludinn girls or taken away
from their parents chat at to the in-
dian schools. He alleges that the touch-
ers in the schools prnc do great cruci-
ty upon their amino mu :that the
girl pupils are allowed to be debauch
ed. The biann- is l 11 Mason Sm»
rotary Hitchcock; VIII motion
poll says, he acduain L:r'th those
‘condlilons during his ' re, of office,
but who pigeon h'olcil his rbpo1t. lie
further sins that theI officials of the
interior Dcparlnwnt conceal the true
state of nil‘nirs front the president. The
reservation schools at' . balliy- over.
crbwdcd he says. as 0 agents try
to secure as large a per capita appro-
piiation us possibic. 1 says he has
seen instances 111111113111 lam boys
with running tubJr cu res were
compelled to sleep with healthy In-
1 ans
MWVWW
The reputation that i have established for giving the
“best grain best service" has always been merited That . 1 1
i have accepted the ugcnct 101 "Ciockcr’s Flour
by WashburnCtosby Co) is good cvldcnco that
secured the very best to be obtained.
a pclfcct flout.
hard Spring wheat. by the latcst .tpd best proccsrl, it
makes the swcctcst. lightest iii-(1.111 of any flour. and in this
1 except. not a single brand. it‘ a wholesome and nourishing
in the highest degree. being largely composed of
glutinous por lions of the wheat.
(malls of It mnkingthrcc loaves of lucud so that it. is
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live!
“Crockct' s best’
Mlllcd ot the” ch'dicest
the
it‘ s 11 strong flour, two ‘
Will
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a lower price. you
Buy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
m..P
49 Wall St.. Norwalk.
daughter of i-'ia1ry J. Smith 37
Spring street is Suffering from hydrop .
bobis. A small dog which was a pet 1
lot' the girl and became ill with the
rubies and the girl became unnerved
when the animal was
.ioss of her pet worked on her to such
an extent that she became violent. just where all your money goes will enable you to stop'nnnecessary
She is getting along all right today., 1 , ,, _, ,
and Dr. Wolfe says that she
has not
had anything like the r i' .
Post Cards
' Views 011 iRELAND. '
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sum "bill.
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expenses. 1 I If. . f
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The only way to kn0w1s to pay #1.! your bills by check.
Your account will receive careful attention at the
LIBERAL DISCOUNT IO »
SundaySchooIlea hers
Beérs’
Book and Stationery Stores.
6 So. Main St.; So. Norwmk
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THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15-2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
room! .111 WALL smear.”
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.~—Opcn-
1111: prices of stocks showrd small cx~
tension of the advance in progress
when the market closed yesterday in
the majority of cases, but some of the
most active speculative favorites weie
lowei Union P681110 Reading,
Pennsylvania Baltimore and Ohio.
Mlsouri and Elmeitlng were in the lat-
gar class. Misses. 11:. St. Paul and
unit Sainte Marie eclined 1%. inter
borough Metropolitan was a feature.
7,000 shares selling at the opening st
37% to 311‘. compared with 37 last
night. the price then yielded“to below
37. The preferred stock lose =13.
North American advanced 1%.
WALL STREET, 11 a. m.~The un
certain tendency manifested at the
outset was dissipated by the buying
of St. Paul, Reading and the‘iliii and
Harriman stocks, on a liberal scale,
The resultant large advances In these
imparted a degree of strength "to the
entire market. but the advdnccs 111
the rest of the list were not substan-
tial. Realising sales followed in Read.
111g after it rcatbcd 1' ’9 and its dc
olinn or 1‘“ .1 cnt'ilcd ,1?own the other
stocks. with Northcm'rsriflc and in
tc1borougltMctroptilitdé labeling l.
The previous rise was rd 2% in Grout
Northcrn pfd...‘1.' in Northern i’ncitit.
l’ticcs recor'cied to the built inforc ll
o‘clocl'.
WALL STREET. Noon—«Tho recov-
ery curried prices’siigiitly 111101111 the
high level of the first hour when it
halted Trading b'odumc intensely
dull. Amalgamated Copper. Repub
lic Steel p'id.', Allis- Chalmers and the
United States Pipe stocks gained 1.
1%, Federal Mining'pfd. 2. Consoli-
dated Gas foil 1. The tone was
strengthening at noon. Bonds were
steady.
WALL STREET 1 p. m——A few of
upward widely
while the railroad list wan neglected
' and droopcd Union Pacific sanded I11
0 itactlon below last. night. Gcncrnl
mvearon STEVENS DEAD.
Maker of the Celebrated Rifle Bear
me His Name.
Milli-ilDEN. .I.111.22——Josi1u.'1 Stov-
. ens. luv-.1aior of the celebraiid ritlc
bearing his 11amc.dicd at the home of
his daughter. M111. \Iilburi". 011115.01
this citv, last night at 9:111) o‘tmtlmk
Death was due to advanced ago. Mr.
Stevens was born in Chester. Mass.
Sioptt'mbu' It) 181i. in the your 1896
he resigned as picsidcnt of the Stev-
. one Arms and Tool Company oi Chico-
pee, Mass. and came to this city,
whens he has since resided with his
danglitct. He Is silt-vied by tlneo
dauglitcrs-Adcinide. widow of the
late Judge Wilbur F.11svis. of this
city; isabeilc. wife of Pr.of 'i‘olman.
instructor of English literature at. the
University of Chicago, and lane. wife
of Amos no. of the 11031011 8': Al.
bauv Railroad.
AGED VETERAN PASSES AWAY
PATERSON, N. J.‘-, Jan. 22. —-John
MCGlOgm‘i, who pills, banged by guer
lilas during the Civil War. but who
was cut down by some of Shermnns
cavalrytucn in time to save his life,
died here today. aged eightydour
years. McGrogun met with his flying
experience during the march to the
sea He was one of a foraging party
of eight who were captured. by guerii-
ins. The prisoners were strung up
who departed. A party of Union cav-
alrymen soon arrived and out dowu
the hanging bodies. 0f the eight men
Mcfirogan was the poly one that could
be r.evivcd The guerlllhs had not
caught under McGrog‘un‘s chin so as
to' leave enough room in the windpipe'
tier air to reach his' lll'ngsr'” He he'd
been te'rrlbl ylnjured,“ uh recovered
and served throughout 1 0 Val.
RELIEF FOR FAMINE 8UFFEBERB
NEW.1YORK, 11111. 22521119 Ameri-
can Bible Society ha’s‘ just received
the following cablegrani‘ri'oin the Rev.
John R. Hykes. D.D. the agent of the
society for China.
“Notify 1111 hoards 81111111;th Mission
my Association 274 members, repro-
inetpen bodlés, or gas appeal
81! churches
11 the r 110! through”
millions affected. Ma y deaths .81
teas rep seating
part I.” its in
ionit
press China.
(file "111 “
‘ "arms President."
National Lead 114. Pressed Steel Car '
Electric galncd ti on active ticallngs. .
to the limbs of trees by their captors. '
properly adjusted the knot and it got '
really. though live months' suffering
only begun; General teller commit.
03 Interest in this.
plooing‘ lWork rolls!)
an in “1111011811110" hands of; into
1181.. Opportunity century 1111.
IK.
The evangelistic service- in the
Norwsik Methodist Church will be
held in evening and every evening
this it except Saturday. Miss
Lord's influence is greatly iclt in this
place. Her most efleotlvc work is
done in people's homes. where she
visits during the daytime and even-
l.ng when she is not engaged in the
church. She should have the prayers
and cooperation of every Christian in
'lhe Norwalks All are earnestly in-
\Iit'il to attend tia- petriccs and bring
their friends. 1
8.11miilmcs :1 1111111 (uni-11's just
keep from forgetting bow.
We Have J usi:
received another shipment of Quar-
icrsd Oak Sideboards. the latest do-
sign and finest quality. Also a. lot
of iron Couches. fitted. with the best
cotton pads and pillows, which we
offer from $8.75 up.
We also received a lot of Art
Squares, containing Brussels. Brussel
leis. Axministers and Veivets, from
$10 up. We have a lot of Ironing
Tables at $1.15 and Clothes Horses
from BBC up.
F. A. MITCHELL,
Cash or Credit.
3 8110 8 Wait St. Norwalk, Conn.
Tel. 875—2. -
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AND
SAVE MONEY
21 lbs. Bugs}- ................y $1.00
Very Best Butter, per lb. 30c
Pure Lear Lard, pcr lb. 110
Walter Baker’s Cocoa, can 190
5 gals. ..... 600
Pot-toes,0 pler bu. . .. 750
Very Best Milk Crackers, 3 lbs .250
Very Best Soda Crackers. 3 lbs.
Fancy California Prunes. 3 lbs... 280
Extra Large California Prunes,
2 lbs
A. Stull
Phone 223—3.
22 Cottage Ave.. East Norwaik.
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Funeral Dlrootor .
and Embalmor. 'f.
19 North Main 51. South aomuik.’
Residence, 6 Washington Btrcot. l
Telephone at house, 134-2. 3
We consider this Sea-
son’s line the best
we ever had.
ii I Gotham
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Is not what the people want when my
roquiro good workman-hip. My work
I: done right and when 1 say A lot
is done, its dent. 1
ARTHUR I. BENEDICT.
Dlumhlng, Timing and "um Fitting.
o. loam Itrut. Io. Moi-walk. 1
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m FAIRFIELD 21133:; 0111008110
‘ Bananas;
Cadillac .
Models A. B. I" and M
price from 8250 to 8689,
Cars and Runabouts. Mult 1!! h
at once.
Attendance Ali 1...... Day and Nip
FRED'K H. GAMING,
. SOUTH NORWALK
Temporary Residence~ ;,
19 South Osborn Ave., 9
East Norwaik. - .Tei concoction
LADY ATTENDANT. -
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HOT AIR HEATING.
ITOVEO AND RANGE .1
ILATE AND TIN’ ROOF!
an Ind scum Fitting;
In Fixtures. Mot-I Coiiinl. _
Have you «on our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES
run 101133 c Horctittis
COMPANY, , .
17 won. ITHEET. MOIW
tor freight Only
an and after Tue-(lay. mam
1905 Freight Propellers 111111 in 9
Pier 28, East River. New York, (
01 Dover. street). every no. (010001 '
Sunday). at 4 p.111. Freight WM.
at Norwnlk up to 4 p. in. out can
Norwllkuptohz 309. In. '.
NORWALK CTEAMDQAT CO1.
Arming J. “with ' u. 3- HO.
t 01110» ~ ,‘nuuol
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HOIELI \IlCTOR-id 4
ma: MINUTE snowfall-0'!
_ ’EUROPEAN PLAN; ,
.our rooms I special 11-11mm lot “
and Electric Light: throughout Iv
orv room hosted. ».
RATES REASONAILI. ,
Finely stocked cm In connection.
A full line of Ackor. Merrill 1 Con .
ult Co's celebrated Winn. Minion Ind
Cigars always on hand. :1 .1 ‘
'1‘ i SULLIVAN, 2.9.1.1114. .j. 5
Telephone Coil. 80H
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svcnv uovvs ones-11110 cunt.
salt - ‘ -‘ 1
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snow white. onépieco “Stand-1W“
rennin Enameled Luster-yin
Have you ever stopped a.
[bow delighfully 00an it
in your dressing sham
lag apartment of 1mm.
roomt Its presence, waiting!“
the liigest degree of condom
We will gladly quote you 11111
plumbers are strictly
Own Home...
new are advancing. 11.11.4111 Will
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