Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 27, 1907 · page 2

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lkan vial tyII'IIFaira-i
cold”; any: ghui'adgy fair. An

area of high pressure central over
Ladle Superior is producing pleasant
weather with low temperatures in the

Lake region. White River Canada,
' d 46 degrees below zero. Cloudy

 

'3 033.91“ a
the N £1130th imbtfie
of co or: is '1: 11111111

morning in Utah. Conditions favox
for this vicinity fair weather except
possible hurries of snow and
temperature v

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No. 52, 0. p. 8., will be held this eve-
.ning at 7:45 o’clock.

 

Miss Helen M. Delury. of South
street. Deanery, is visiting friends in
Bridgeport and Norwalk.

 

Putnam Here Company will hold a
regular session at the headquarters in
Franklin street. next Monday evening.

~—Dr, Dick’s Medicine cures grip.

John Podmore. C. E.. has been the
guest of his parents. Councilman and
Mrs. William Podmore. of North Main
street.

Fair‘and somewhat colder tonight.
Thursday fair and continued cold.
light to fresh northerly to easterly
winds.

The Stone Masons' Union No. 24
of Norwalk. has” made a demand for
fifty, cents an hour on and after M051
1, 1907. ' .

 

Pride of Court Natruk Circle, Com

Dubious oi the Forest will meet this
evening at Forester's Hall in Water-
eti'ect.No1'walk..
,Arthul' Fitch, clerk at William P.
Boers’ Norwalk store, is laid up at his
home in Newtown avenue by :1 severe-
Iy sprained wrist.

 

Regular meeting of the City of South
Norwallt and City of Norwalk Boaid
of Councilmen will be held next Wed-
Mondny night March 4th.

that Holiister's Rocky Mountain Tea
is the greatest family remedy on
earth. It does you good going and
coating. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
Plaisted's Drug Store.

 

Miss Elizabeth I. 'i‘olles. of the
Franklin school is ill at her home in
Fttirlield avenue and Miss Louise Lou
1'1‘ttu1‘i Io substituting for her.

 

 

William .1. Mnlvihiil is actingvas day
agent and operator at the east-bound
railroad station for this Week. in ex-
change with Arthur J. Hynds.

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The Volunteer Circle of King‘s
Daughters, of the Norwalk Methodist
Church, will meet this evening with
Mrs. C. It Olmstcad, 100 Main street.

Mrs. Alfred A. Hodsltonrof, Danburt',
formerly of «South Norwalk is spend
ln'g a few days with her sister Mrs
Richard Dunn. of Lowe street.

 

Washington Camp. Patriotic Order
of thé Bo'ns of- America. will hold a
regular meeting tomorrow night in the
Grand Army Hall, South Main street.

Olive Branch Lodge. No. 19; Knights
of Pythias. is scheduled to hold ‘a ‘1'0-
gular meeting Thursday evening in
the hall in Swartz and Corbett's block.

Advice to mothers. Don't let;your'
children waste away. They can “be
strong. healthy and vigorous with Hol-
lister’ 5 Rocky Mountain Tea. its a

swift winged messenger of health.3."1 .
Plaisted' s D1 11g .

cents. Tea or Tablets.
Store.
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M. S. Smith & Company's reduction
sale attractions for Thursday will be:
Neckwcar.1ibbous. laces notions.
kitchcnutensins. Give them a call.
Soc adv

 

' A daughter has been bent to Mr
and Mrs John Buckley of Franklin

even . Nowell.- A naught-e1 also
husv,‘ 1 “VIIIDI'R to Mr. and, Mrs. PatL
rick ouohan. of Spring Hill. 0

 

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A special convocation of washing-
ton Chapter R A. M of Norwalk. Will
he held. this evening at 7. 30 when the
Most i-‘xcclleut Master degteo will be
worked.

To CURE A COLD 1N oNE DAV
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qulnine
‘ 1 Dpuggists refund money it If.
f 1.1 cure. EW. GBOVE’B signa-
ture is on each boa. 2

T111 0111,, Glover Leaf
Sausage.

VERY FINE.
MADE FROM SPRING PIGS.
FACTORY iNSPECTED.

150 lb.

Public little!

32 South Main St:

 

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A regular meeting of Ophlr Chapter, '

. ..“As Dr. Richards Dyspepsia Tablets

Ip’ludingwgf “6”}? Vb‘

er Bottles. Fountain Syringes
and Atomiscrs. -

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Come in and see them.

Eli. Iii-(thy. J1.

1a.}... Main s1. 't'-II: eras-a.

Connection for all 06m and
south hound cars can be made
at 02.11.0torIe.I-

 
 

 
 

 

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Right Rev. w .1.s1ocun;'. of Water
bury, has accepted the invl on of
fisvoomtultiee of veterans “an Sons
Of cter us of New av to: Small
so the ssh-vibes to be 3111111119 new
Haven wean-,9 whiny 29. v

;-'~.—Roa mm: 111m maltose
:1;de ply complexion. headaches,
tees, indigestion. 1141111 blood nia-
kes you weak. pale. sickly. Burdock
Blood Bitters. makes the blood 'rich.
red. pure—restores perfect health.

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hate 1'ecel1cd invitations to attend the
sixth annual banquet of Tro'dp A Cav-
alr1,Com1ectiuit National Guard. on,
'I‘httrsda1 etcuiug. March 0. at tho
Tontlne Hotel, in New Haven.

Rev F I) Torrey pastor of the N01
walk Methodist Episcopal Church. will
deliver the principal address at the
meeting of the Wesley Brotherhood In
the lecture room of the Methodist Ellis
cop'al Church. in Danbuty. next Mou-
dny evening.

 

Titer scowled and looked sour from
mom tlll night. .
'i‘he1 uctt-r would agree;
Now they are healthy, happy and
br,lght
They both take Rocky Mountain Tea
at night
Plaisted's Drug Store.

 

 

That's all. 'Nuf said. when you say

The pool tournament ambug the
members of the Norwalk Club will
open the first of next Week. The play-
ers will be divided into two classes.
Those rated 80 and under will be in
one class and those above the rating
in another.

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Captain and Mrs. Leonard D. Wild-
man. who. are Spending their hont-y-
moon in the-cast. arrived in Daubut'y
Monday night and are guests of Cap—
tain Wiidmnu st parents Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred N. Wildman. 324 Main street
where a reception was gi1eu in their
honor last evening treat 8 to 10 o 'ILCIOL‘

Protestant Episcopal Sunday school
workers from all over Fairflold County
assembled in the library of St. John‘s
parish house. in.Sta1nIord, Monday
night, and listened to an address by
Rev. Paschal Hanower, D..,D president
of the Now, Yotk Sunday School Com
mission. The next meeting is 10' 'be
held after Easter. in Triniterhnrch'.
South Norwalk. and it will be in the
afternoon.

 

 

The bearing on'the New Canaan-
Norualk trollet bill which was to
have come 11p in Hartford yesterday
has been postponed fora week. The
companv which proposes to build the
,mad already has a charter from New
Canaan to Broad River but has no
way of entering Norwallt and South
Norwalk The present bill calls for
the granting of a franchise to run over
Vet-number of the local streets

 

THE TROUIBLEB OF A MECHANIC.

This Happen6d‘ln Tomb Nor-walk and
is Published fer Your Information.
Do you know of any stomach medi-

cine which": has '0 d one tenth as
many South Norwalk people. as Dr.
‘zRi'chards Dyspepsia Tablets.

Honestly. DO YOU?

What. has cured and is curing your
neighbors should be good enough for
you

M1. James O'Hatra. mechanic 20
West avenue. South Norwalk. 001111..
says: — ,

had been spoken of vety highly to me
I decided to give them.- a trlaI obtain-
ing a bottle at Pleistéd's drug s'tbré
about the first of last' February: I
took three bottles strictly according to
diretftions and was completely cured
of 11 ad case of indl estiOn. It has
been eatly three 1110 since I fin—
l'bhed tile third bottle find as I have
not had a return of any of my old
troublep during that time 1. our bound
to 1believet that i am cured rgood.
i had severe paths between the shoul‘
Vders, bad headaches, and. was frequent-
ly attacked with the wot-fit kind of
cramps in the stomach Which at times
would onl be1re§io e:ved. by- the admin-
Iatoring some damn medicine by
the doctors. I was also much trou-
bled with gases and constipation. It
was not an uncommon thing for me to
go three or four days without havinglhe
a movement of the bowels. me nuts
yellow pills called mlmmqu which
come wit thehév ts 60t’rected'l thief.
Inst troub e and conmtlpation no longer
1ch are me. so 1:. had not,
ha. l‘l‘poned for Wis“ III?“ RICIfbfds
Dy'i'ipcpsia Tablets ”tine baxhcou‘ihts

cents per bottle Made by Dr. Rich

 

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‘Worth street. New York.

arde Dyspepsia Tablet Association 53

 

 

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'washing machine. It will clean the clothes thoroughly. no Jmatter .

Military officers 111.1111» Norwailts '

the: if ta
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dendrite great: prnieo’" ' ~“ ' p lull ' built the to
For sale by all druggists. 11.4... 116 anew 5'16 I6? th'd $ar 11' 1.11.5311.»
teeny "Richards." twice. Price 501.0 '11: 1h _ "‘witi 111111111 vellum.

' “ Moi”..'t‘idiii1i’eh

‘ d s or 'e‘ and
2: Hoirfiesher bah 80$?

'“3 #‘i

.y.. .
6‘ lug ‘ her pmé.

Ipw milfiddhey W be. .It will

tearing than. like the washboan'd docs.

 

 

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The Agog Washer is built on ting pniy cprrIectV prinuplq for .11 ion

clean thorn without wearihg and

0 time requiged for hand washing. It takes lees strength t9 turn

plit a week'f,

washing with an Acme Washer than it does for on:

Etpbful the oldvfashionOd way. In fact, a ten-ycatg-old b9y,or_ girl “29
sun. the machine ahnost as well as you 01111.11 works so easily. In
other words. thcAcme Washer SAVES .7993 CLOTHES YOUR
TIME, YOUR HEALTH AND STRRNGTH.

Your money back if not satisfactory.

in' l" .H 4".“

12 18 North Main St.

 

 

' FUNERAL omecron Auo sMsAtugn.

South Norwalk, Conn

 

 

 

 

 

 

STROTIHERI BROTHERS' TRIA'L.
M
Mrs. Viola Bywsters, Bride of an

Hour, Testifies Today.
ClllPlv PER V11., Feb, 27. —'—.1-\Vhttl1I
or James and Philip Strotltcr indicted-
for the lllliilIt‘l‘ oi William F.B111:-1t ‘
eis, thclr blotltt-rln 1.111. on the night
of December 25 last, can clearly show

Notification under tho‘ l'unwt itton law.’
now hinges on the strength of the ten
timony lutroduc d by the witnesses lnI
their defense. nghn with the opening
of the Circuit Court here today. With
the closing of the state's cust- ycstt-r-
day afternoon the defense announced
that Mrs Viola Il1'_w:1tct's tht1 Ill'ItIL" of
an hour. for tltt1 1iolnlion of whose
honor the two brothers ticcluro the1
killed Bywntcrs would be their open ‘
ins 'Wltnoss todhy

Aside from the Strdthcr brothers
the intetest in the trial has centered
largely in Mrs Bywaterp prtI- 111111 on
the witness stand. Her con‘ 1111.1 ill
ness has accentuated Hill: 1111: pill. 101
Ruth an extent that Judgt1 l..111'lson
was comp: IIt'd odny to cutmce the ar-
bitrary rule of denying admission to
the court to any except those dltectly
concerned with the proceedings '

Mrs vaaters will be accompanied
to court this morning by her sister.
111's. Edward Is. Gaines. who has been
with her constantly since the onset
1110111 of the tragedy at “Rotherwood. "
the Strothcr homestead. four miles
from Culpcper. ilei' st ram ““1th has
Iaesulted in a. widespread $1 111path1 for
her unfortunate position in the (use.

Mrs Byw-‘atets testimony has been
expected to follow that given at the
coroner’ a inquest lept December treat.
tug of her relations with By waters and
beginning three years ago when they
were regarded in their little social cir
else as engaged i01ers.lip to the oil-
aetmeht of the, tragedy which resulted
in the death of her husband of an
hour at the hands of her brothers

The scene in her bedroom when the
marriage ceremony was being solem~
often by Rev. J. A. Were, the Episco-
pal minister who testified ycstt-tmday
was to be inc-enacted 11 her story. fol
lowed by her statement as to whether
the fleeing Bywaters intended to heme
her or not that night as has been de-
cletred 11y her'brot‘bc'ds, ‘or whether in
her mind he intended to ive her the
protection dlie front a bus and.

Mrs. Bywaters will be questioned
by Commonwealth Attorney J A C.
Keith and Captain Micaiah Wood his
associate. who rely solely .ipon thch
ability to shatter the justification plea
made by her brothers through ho:
story to gm jury.

.Wbcn albumin session convened
tilt!- éxpéctdtitfiii ‘1“: that her maul-led
slst‘,er Mrs. Guinea and James and
Philip Strothcr the defendants, “OllIiI
all be called to testify either today or
tomorrow. .

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-——-I—-o-L—._.._.~.._.

Piles of people have Piles. Why
suffer from piles when you can use
DeWitt’s Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salve and get relief. Nothing else so
good. Beware of imitations. See that
the name is dumped on each box. Sold

by. The Clidord.‘ Pharmacy and The "

Bridge Pharmacy

PRESIDENT-CASTRO
WASHINGTON. v Feb. lit—Accord
ing to a: letter received at the Venezu-
lan Legauon Wtoday from Dr Paul the
secretaty of state dated February 16.
the surgeons h vs 11:41:19 11 complete ex.
amination of re; dent Castro and
found he was a leg pro Jess th 1
the wound unit by the opera,“ tton ht
behilhing in a satin actory manner. .
Iodine idtta gave the delhlls of
Wm; General Parades the re
p.157. 0
3‘1"" ihi‘aiie that «no
aloft Fell 21.1mm
{‘11th very far froth
a: were take
tutti-led the pupils."
on endeavored to

whdrei’
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fox the ill of General Parades it till his'
men and . busily for the latter Ifor
their too l11y,.'l’ ' i

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IMPROVING. ‘

er; and his, followers.' '

 

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LiBRARlANs T01 MEET IN AN
SONIA.

Schwab. Stetson and Light Down for
Speeches at Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Couuoc

tlcut Library association will be held

11 the Ausonia I.I.ihra1-1'. Thursday.
Fourth-11y 28. The program arranged
for both morning and afternoon ecs-
sious includes several addresses. and
it is anticipated that the meeting will
be one of much interest. sins the A11-
sonia Sentinel.

The piogiain is as follows: Morning
«Address of Welcome, Franklin Bur-
ton of Annuals: business; Libr'my

Buildings, Charles L. Woodlng, ol' HrIs-'

to]: John C. Schwab. Yale university
library, New Haven; Willis K. Stetson
public library. New Haven: William
it lbslman chief of division of cdu<
cations] extension. Albany. N. Y.; dis-
cussion . ' ' '

Afternoon session opening at. ..:3'0
o‘clock with the following .uidlessea:
The Small Library as a Reference
Collection Frederick W. Jenkins of
New York: A local (.‘ollct-tion, III‘III‘}
B, Russell, Sudicld; Life and idiom
tut'c. l-iou. Jolm Ii. Light. South Nor-
wullt. '

The officers of the association are:
Prcsiticnt. George S Godard state li-
biary. Hartford; vice-president. John
C. Schwab Yale nuivcrslli library.
New Haven; Ro1nM§iliam iV-l. Holman
Southport; Walter Learned, New Low
don; Dr. Charles- W.
ford. bouts M. Carriugton. Winston;
hands 8. unseil. Stratford; secro.
tary, Belief. Johnson. Connecticut
public librarv comlfllltet‘ Ha1';tford

treaauter. Esthei B. Bowen Haitiord '

Luncheon will be served to the visit-
ing delegates at noon. at the Congress-
tional Church. by the. Ladies‘ Aid So«
ciciy of that church. This being the
week scheduled for the regular bi-
monthly supper given by the societv it
will become necessary to pestpone
this supper until Wednesday, March 6.

HOW'S THIS?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re»
ward for any case or Calarrh that can-
not be cured by. Hall's Catarrh Cure.

F. J. CHENEY l; 00.. Toledo. 0.
. We the undersigned. have known
F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years. and
believe him perfectly honorable' in all
business transactions and financially
able to curry out any obligations made
by his firm

WAIJJING, KINNAN &' MARVIN,

 

Wholesale Drugglsts. Toledo, 0 .

Hall‘s Caiarth Cure is taken into-11
naiiy. acting directly upon-thehlood
and mucous surfaces of the system
Testimonials sent. free. Price. 75c
per bottle. Sold by at} drusgists.

Take IIall's Family We for consti
potion. "

TRAINEDVANIMAL’S FREE or norv
WASHINGTON. Feb: 27.4110 Sc

crotary of the Treasury has decided I

tha’ttrained or performing animals i111
ported'for use or exhibition in then
tes or managerial; are entitled to free
entry, underthe laws.

 

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foIrItlIte is“; Islwsnt'yn nflvs n 1.113.... IguInfiIany
so e not 0 _ I, u as re s a
he has begun . ‘ Ra'ho‘ baffle 6d
the headache. ‘

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his name '

Cue-rots do
a". of null:
I.W.lndi napoiia. lad;

 

 
 
 
 
 

will live you ,- v
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and) 00.. bleago or MY.”

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. Country club: Wry and treasuier.

e‘vcn "

It will do the work in halfI ,

Gaylord, Bran .

.- ton to take-
, Rooms in sizes to suit Outside stor-
age for. materials not damaged by the

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A! Meeting of WWW“ our 1.3“”
~ mien. .I .

At the annual meeting of “Con-
nectieot Golf association the f owms
clusters were elected. President,
Charles Zimmerman, New Haven

 

 
 
 

”8.310(1de club, execu
F'E- Charleagflptmemmn.

gnu-eh of Hart-
bf “my club
Review

 

 

' accudre tied decide upo
Eat-1101.1 to. the" pi for the canola

 
 

 

 
 

uruanicnt some 11 in duty. Th0
itdlcap (otnmittoe voiceless“:- Hr.
Manda, chairmati; A. K. Merritt. New
veu Golf club and Charles H. Steel
01”. of Wee Burn. '

 
 

it mmommended to the encou-
valve board to give either prizes for as
with! 8! sixteen no 011111111111: or for
the beaten eight, in each of 111t- three
sixteena or both. It was voted to place
it»: handicap, a match at is holes on
may the last day' offline tourna-
motif. of Friday as formerly. .,

Eight clubs 111310 represented at the
meeting.

 

.I Dogs bark and the Iwind carries it
away

Announcement, !

OSTEOPATHY

i will be in my Norwalk office every
Monday. Wednesday. Thursday and
S Viurday. Ollico 12 Isaac Place.
Telephone. 1233. i will 11; in or 111911,
York cities, every Tuesday 1.‘ can“.
from 10 to 5 p at. location, 26 West
4an street 'Phone. 689 J. Bryant.

DR. JEROME D. WIIRT.
Graduate of the A. T. Still institute. at

Kirk-ville. 14.1. Linn-ed by
State Board of Health.

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Hiillil 11111111

45 Wall St. Norwalk.
94 wathlngton 81.. So. NorwalIIt.
Real Estate and Insurance.
We have several decided bargains
in income producing property that

must increase in value with the rapid
growth of the town.

 

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Hematite hole

of Men’s and Bous’
Clolhmo
at Hall—Price.

ll. GUTTIEIih

MEN‘S AND BOYB' FURNISHFR.
11 N0. MAIN ST. 80. NORWALK.

 

The article which sells best is the
one having the best features. Such is
the new policy issue .by
THE WASHINGT '1.le iNSUR-

ANCE co., OF NEW YORK
(100.1860);

No estimated dividends;
figure a guarantee. Send for figures.
Liberal compensation to men of char
actor-.115 agents.

Walter S Mahdevlllc

"shit 0... W...

Manatee: fur Conn. 9.316%”. 8.91111

Morey Lilli”

Housewives and ”anyone drawing a‘
weekly salary can secure money 11‘! I001
offi6e on their own name. . .

Call and see us. '

Independent [0311 dull So-
661in 00. '

Havlland Bldg" Washington St.

 

Office Hours. 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.

 

~1- ”-W.—.W.?”wx '7‘ .— .... 6%--..

THE SOUTH NORWALK STORAGE
V WAREHOUSE
Day and Prospect Street‘s.
Fireproof :1 .1:l up- to-date in all par;
ticulars; thoroughly ventilated- eleva-
goods to second story.

weather For, particulars address
also

G» N. N
Office, Room 0. Havi 15.: Block,

, wIaah in”
Spring.

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the .wlahera. Remand lain er.
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its New .

every ,

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AGENT FOR MAY unspoilt: s PATTERNS

 

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i2; on Fair

Every mother knows how hard it is to find join“ the right kind
of hose for th e hfroyving boy and girl—the kind that will stand the
wear and tear 0 young Ibiop’d Here 3 a heavy ribbed School stock-
inIg with all the good points in its fa'var. '

You buy two pairs for the price use

daily 15111111.): one pair.

12 1-2 edit-rs A PAIR.

 

 

Very E/artz’c.
Easy to pm on;
I'Ie'et Free from Ridges.
stes Comet.
Perficf Dye.

W 11011113 01 um: 5mm

TWO PAIRS FOR 25 CENTS.

 

 

83 65’ Washington Street '\"-'s:111

 

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EMBROIDERIES

. WI: pIVa'cIc on sale the finest lot of Embroideric's we have eye?
offered. You will find here not only a great assortment of staples.
but also _a nice line of new patterns in m‘dtched sets of sons. Nimi-
sock. and Fin‘cI Cambric. These goods are all perfect and militia
mtidiur'n and wide edges, insertion. baby Sets and financing“. “

R N 81 'w

No M'a'tter wt... 9.... Life work is” to at *

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A HUSINESS COURSE AT

 
 
 

 
 

SOIffl'I 3"}: film

 
 
 

 

Will 31'! of Inesttma‘hle Vé'Iue to You. .
NI. IA. MERRILL, eon. ,

 

Extra lorgé size fit). 2 1111 (load at $6 per ton.
delivered III y6ii'F Sin. .

1111111 111111113 stilts co,

PHONE. 45h.

 
 
 

aflnea Goods

Nico Tomatoes . . 130 can
Pena 2 clili's 250

AII other kinds of canned goods at
lowest prices.

 

 

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