lilo cum MALT Ix-rnA
“that only a concentrated food.and
tonic of itself. but it helps you to get
the benefit of all other foods. ~ This
Holt tract furnishes a form or nutri~
latent 1 tally needed to restore the
nervous system to proper activity and
to W up vital force. it also im-
prom digestion, induces refreshing
h 1 'nd rapidly builds up the general
cl
ale; 40001:”.
PRICE, 15c IOTTLI: 2‘FOR
M" billion ’
PLAN” n amour. Poopmtoro
Moan.
205 Wuhin ten 8!.
TOI. call 1-2.
”1.", wwwv-'--'~ _
new. Edward Cunningham leaves
thls‘week for Brooklyn,...to enter upon
the duties that await him in his new
call.
A neighborhood ecttage meeting will
be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Thompson, East avenue, this
evening;- . -
-.———
Captain Thomas B. Smith has com.
pleted overhauling the launch Sara K.,
which now presents a very fine ap-
pearance. '
.‘ .- , M.—
Thtb Seance] yesterday erroneously
stat. that Mayflower Hook and bad-
ticr omnnnmis to have n iltlnct‘ and
social this week Friday. it should have
read Mill-Mm Friday.
W
'A ineenh ,lof.the newly formed St.
James Cl' iwill. be held tomorrow
r
at tsunami; of Mrs. H. .l. llipson, and
the election of officers will take place
at the cldse’of the meeting.
George Jersey, who has been to Cai-
ifornia for more than a year, and
who has just returned to his home in
East Norwalk, will sail for Europe,
Saturday. on the Campanla. Cunard
Line. He will visit Liverpool. London
and Paris.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of the East Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church, will hold its regu-
larly monthly meeting this evening.
at the home of Miss Sadie Randall,
of Seaview uVenue. The annual elec-
tion of officers will take place.
.A meeting of the Ladies’ United
Whlst Club .was held- yesterday at the
home of Mrs. Gilbert E. Bogart and a
very pleasant time resulted. The first.
prizu was won: by Mrs. Silas chham
and the second by Mrs. William Sto-
vtans. The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. Lewis W. St. .lohn. of St.
John :etl'cet. ~ " '
swpiracgy with two itchin- named Pieri
and Orsini. to middle Emperor Na-
poleon by throwing humps at his car-
riage in the streets ‘0! Paris.
Italians were 00an and
ed. while the Englis, was
There was no cable “at that
rather the one laid in 1859
them beinf the New York
and Frank Leone‘s. Thomas
the imslie.
seven rounds and ended in
sealed with a belt and recci
own money book. Not more t
East Norwalk.
fer. A‘l druggists sell it.
ROWAYTON.
y..-
ter in Omaha. Nebraska.
tlsm and grip.
.—_——
and Mrs. Vincent. will
future.
Rev. Ernest W. liysshe, w
of theNew Yorklilast Distric
Methodist} Episcopal Church,
tor for another year, ill
services of the
church.
newly
“.5.”
The. Rowayton Flower Club
who would like to join in the
sending flowers to the poor
the club. The payment of a
.tlon fee of twenty-live. bunches of wild
(within
weeks) constitutes membership and
or garden flowers
each member is subsequently
Row nylon .
1. 3, ,r' .z "‘1 1 pmp16,'.pei§cll and pear; forsyt
Announcetfibmnt was'Lmado today of in“ and elm and ““y 0m”
the wedding of Benjamin '1‘. Sugdcu.
oi‘ 2.5 Fort street. to Miss Rachel E.
Snunderti. ; The wedding took .‘place in
New Yoric. April 9.. The Rev. Mr.
Holler, of Fortyesixth street, performed
the ceremony. Mr.‘ and Mrs. Sugden
will reside in iialtlmorc, Md.. where
Mr. Sugden nus secured a position.
W: E. Bolwie;\*-‘secretary of the lilac 1
Cost. School, Birmingham, England. re-
cently forwarded a number of views
of that town. including the school of
which he is secretary to Ed. James,
who visited there many years ago.
The school boys dress in a peculiar
manner. wearing corduroy knee
breaches, a cutaway Quaker coat. with
brass buttons, a Tanm'-Shauter cap
and the person‘s bibs around the neck.
Th6 school occupies a block of space;
and has from five to six hundred pu-
pils of both sexes all the time. who
are clothed, fed and put out to learn
a. trade when fourteen years of age. it
is connected with St. Philip‘s Episco-
pal Church, which is in the some lo-
cal ty. There is another school in
London connected with Christ Church.
whose boys we r long ulsterdike blue
conteg'dow‘n to e knees. with yellow
stockings; the person's bib and are
always bare-headed. The street boys
in London call them “duck legs."
The Sentinel today received the fol-
. lowin lottery which is printed as the
origl al ’oopy. read: 1
Wéktllink. it our duty to inform the
hamlet)! crulity that is practiced on
the children of the East. Norwalk
school we have a teacher here who
leads the Epworth League on who
misused a little girl so that sh is be-
ing. beep heme under doctors orders
we also have a teacher who took a
fifteen year old boy from another room
and struck him ten times on the hand
and out. his hand then because he pull
his band away she hit him over the
face and ~drue blood and the same
teacher scoped a little boys hands
and-tuned them in to his month be-
cause he used bad language if a moth-
er goes to the Principal to explain
matters he tells her that it is none of
her bisnews and insultes them there
is e-humaue society for animals but is
there no protection for children we
the clttens of East Norwslkfeel that
if the town board will not look into
the matter it is time the State board
did. . A ClTiSON
LThe 17th of this month commemor-
ate!" the ‘ forty-seventh anniversary of
.thz international prise light between
Jo n Carmel Hoenun. of West 'l‘roy,
N2 1.. an villain Buyers. of Brighton.
.illng» fo_ incur the military camp at
slog: . ’ > lllngh where a regiment of
${iu ,, word-,in camp at the
, e Ben "Vhpy‘ was 26 and his
“3;” 9m 01"- .. t. .
all , 17}
taillights:
[00W ' bed
on an En ilbman
slit-lie freewho was it a com
3 a
shrub whose buds will open
Water. Those who wish to”
seeds and plants on May 3
ten cents a. member can buy t
ages of seeds and a plant. 0
den.
must remain throughout the
meat. districts' where they ate
shut off from God's world of
your country home? Last
Rowuyton Flower
y
—. ‘,,,_.__....
treasurer of. the Soldiers‘ ,
disabled soldiers. sallors.‘mur
their wives and widows. 'l
wounded soldiers.»
WESTPORT.
in Ebenburg, Pa.
A son was born on the lot
and Mrs. Duchers.
avenue is ill of grip.
.——-.
her brother, Frederick Myers
,York.
———-—-
Miss Marjory Purc‘y is ill
home, on Lincoln street, with
and measles.
Miss Laurette Buckley has
from a few days visit with M
Fairchlld of Bridgeport-
New York after a short visit
brother, Edward '1‘, Taylor.
spending the winter in New
port.
e ‘ m. nnli’Mrli.“Wsltentan 8h
have‘returned from Atlantic Clb'.‘
they, have been=1 for a
where. 1
of V?
In
ed the Union “WIN-Kilt iiol
church,...8untisy evetilhg and
ken, and newspapers had to send their
own men to be on the spot. among
Spirit of the Times. Harper's Weekly
presented Harper. and Fred Borghaua'
Tile fight lasted thirty-
boiug broken up. each man being pro.
a dozen men are living today who
were connected with probably
1' greatest international fight on record.
1. among them being George Wa
. Moore. or Pony Moore as he is better
' known, father-in-law of John
Mitchell. the pugllist and Ed. James. of
~Hives,,ecetma. itch or salt rhounl
sets you crazy. Can’t bear the touch
of your clothing. Dean's Ointment cur-
make
home with Mrs. M. A. Vincent in the
been attending the annual conference
geport, has returned to his home here.
Mr. Byssho, who will continune as pas-
accordance
wlth the desires of his parishioners.
is now arranging for1thc dedication
completed
gun its work for the year 1907.
sick of the New York tenements and
hospitals are cordially invited to join
to pay regular dues of Mo bunches of
flowers pcr‘ week. The flowers on:
shipped every Thursday morning at
9:30 from the Methodist. Parsonage ut
Tomorrow there will be a
special shipment of budding twigs of
club are asked. to bring twigs tomor-
row and give their names to Miss Ed~
ith Mead It; the parsonage before 0:30.
The Flower Club-will have a sale of
glow, with which to start a home gar-
Thc‘club offers three prizes for
the best gardens raised exclusively
from these tenccnt collections.
you not think of the thousands who
in the heat und'discomi‘on ol’ the touc-
Wiil you not share with them a littlu
of the beauty that surrounds you in
Club sent
bunches of flowers to the city
will help to make it 60.000 this year?
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Governor Woodrlltf today approved
the requisition of Sidney ill. t’lladwin.
board. for $5.000" for the support of
ernor has also approved the bill of
$9.500 for the care of the sick and
Mrs. l. R. Ambler is visiting friends
Mm. Thomas 'I‘. Pryor is Westport
Mrs: Frank Kratzer is entertaining
Dr. Howard Taylorhas returned to
Mrs. Arthur Taylor. who has been
turned to Westport last week.
Miss Bertha Kelsey. ,who has been
visiting Mrs. (layer at Greens Farms.
has returned to her home in 1
Dr. musk. Sanders. who“
u... u.
p0 Beach.
Mr. and Mrs, William E. Aibln.
have returned from Tarrytowa. N. Y..
where they attended the funeral of a
The two relative.
liloti - ' ». ‘ _
5:11 he: Fred ill. lax, _ _erly of Wests!
“me. or Port. '1‘. m claim “6“
of the ill-import division of the Cot).
had hm
Clipper,
Nut re-
the ring
ving his
ban half
the prosen
shington
Watson,
lofkev
town
‘3"
it is re
%' o‘clock. A
bud “Schuma
V l
a. an.
rt
collected Railway Company.
in r, .‘ ‘l. ~ ”I 4‘
fir. loaders while
ed not onward Btlilireil.
of Bridgeport. is planning to erect so;
voraicottagos on his properly at Gom-
. The Music“ Study class will hold ltd
April meeting.” the home of. china.
'1‘, Wallace Fasten this afternoon at
MB” on “Sonata Tomi"
nn
. Will be read.
W
t.
1 Miss Jenniotmi‘child was given it
pleasant surprise one
week by .a number or her
Gaines and music went far to make
the evening a very
cvcnl ug
friends.
pleasant one for all
x
The smelt season has ended.
catch this year has been very poor
although more nets have been in the
river than ever before. The fishermen
The
say that this year smelt has not paid
than $1.60 a day.
{1319 badly of the late Walter Coley
0 out ester was brought to West-
on the most obstinate cases. Why suf- port last Thursday afternoon and buri-
ed in Willow Brook cemetery.
Rev.
1 Warren P. Lenders officiated at the
burial service. Mr. Coley was a for-
» , . mer resident of
Mrs. Henrietta Wilson. of Logan taught here a number of terms.
street. who has been spending the win» I left. westport some years ago. and Mr-
Wllh her ed in Port historic t lh ti or
daughter. is critically ill with rheuma~ mg death. 0 L D 0 9 me
_. . Arthur Soley of Riverside avenue.
1 Edward Vincent. and family have [who is engineer on the General Put- ‘
given lip housekeeping in the
deuce they have occupied for many.wlth Captain Holmes the fast
years in Rowayton avenue, and Mr. Sarah Throp that Wall run » between ’
their New York andWestpcrt several years
ago by its owners, Captain Serrano G.
Allen and Captain Charles Allen. Since
that time the boat has been running
between Block island and Now Lon-
don until within a few months ago.
when she was purchased by the go-
vernment to use as a testing ship for
large torpedo guns.
and farmers of Westport will be. very
glad to hear that the boat Isto begin
her runs in the fall. '
ho had
t of the
in Brith
has bo-
All
work of
and the ,
llVC‘llllt‘
n inltln- day.
three
required
his. run-
trec or
out in
join the
avenue
rd. For
on pack-
f golden
Westport having
llc
"981- ham has purchased
in partnership
boat
Tht. litter-chants
NEW
CANAAN.
Mrs. William Green is entertaining
Stamford friends at her home, in East
Mr, and Mrs. Elford McKcudrlck, of
New York, visited their parents, Post:
master and Mrs. McKendrick, Setup
Herbert C. Bertine, George Kellogg;
William Holt. Edward May and
Ned Fairly have been proposed mt
membcrs of the Fire Company. ’
C.
Miss Mary Miller has resigned her
position in the local telephone ex-
change and is now employed as book-
l‘lucper at tile. ElltarStublt-s. Railroad
u
ti,v
.———- m‘
William Krapowici holder of the
amateur hammer throw for the United
States, has gone into "rigid training
1'
Will -
summer 1
entirely . I. .
nature? .
..-. .
- 5
car the. .0 m .4‘
3mg moo Quit Will Buy
A FINE' HOME.
of 13 rooms. control. all improve-
at 5%
.Tospitai
luck and
‘he gov-
ll to Mr.
, of New
at, her
the gri p
returned
iss Edith
with his
York. rc-
south-
erwo‘od.
number
m
liiitli .
W". ‘1'.» ‘
is?
3 lbs. Bode c
A.
F. T.*‘E
ments; the balance a $3000 mortgage 1
Others to suit purse.
Act while the inspiration is on. '
John B. Lawrence,
Agency.
tannins”.
20 lbs. Sugar $100
14 Strictly Fresh [Eggs . . . . .
3 lbs. large Prunes
2 lbs. extra large Prunes ..
3 lbs. Milk Crackers ........
recluse!
a
1.
"Myth/ta. ‘ 5.."
5U
us
..'....25t:
.........25c
......'.25c
.25:
£14,.
.." ,1
r
.‘i
* East Not-walk
atlases d 36h.
nl'oonn'ronsn
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
wALL. I'M-Inns
10 NORTH MAIN or.
Tel. 8884. .
Attendance All your: my and Night
FM He
.mos mo
” tic-tun as ,
u ‘ I MKUNQQ‘fl‘ " “; ‘3gtfl”“1‘1‘M%K'.IIN" .
. mill” "walk. cons. Oils» ” '4. Hevllsnd link.
as. ': .t ,1 2.. Lady Attendant . ~41 slhlngtoll ilimt.
WUTH NORWALKl
. I;m.(l-.i.. .
.. 1
llllsl.
, Eé'étu‘otwalk
‘il ’ 7 - .
Mlu'onolholh‘cum Fluid» Km
tract mandibuoseouuca Cpm- ~
pound Kargoll.._,ihlte ounces ‘
‘ Compound Syrup Bonneville, .
Take in teaspmniuluioses alter -
drink plenty. of; good pure water.
These ingredients can be ob-
tained from any good drug store, .
endure easily mined by shaking ‘
in a‘boltlin ;1 . .
This is mid tube the simplest
though. safest and most power-
ful. mixture known to purify the
blood and no the system not
acids and other waste matter.
which produce: skin . eruptions.
soles, bolls and other diseabes.
it is recommended very highly,
in all Kidney and Bladder unlic-
tlone. overcomes the most
chronic urinary diaculiles.‘
Now is the. time to take it it
you wish to insure good. sound
,boalthall summer.- 1 .
we: nlmu .v .
‘-;.;-,.'- .,-;-'-
.';".ll':':':':':':‘:
-‘- ~ «11;.
.«l ~g Nth?
. 's'.‘.
for the opening spring athletic games
at Celtic Park. New York.
M
Stephen lioyt's Sons of the nursery
have a large force of. men at .work
beautifying the grounds around the
new electric station at Coscob. for the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad (brupuuy. They have trans-
planted twelve large trees, and the
work has been watched with consider?
able interest. The recently purchas-
ed the patentvrigh ll of the improved
tree moving machine and control ‘lfa
use throughout the New England Sta-
“‘5.
sible to transplant a very large tree
in comparatively little time. ‘4'“.
l
your meals and at bedtime. Also 1, E' .1.“
II
. H l'
' garagln i:
n .
~ “IBM. SAL? TE]
With this apparatus ii is pos. '
. . . t
"l mu all tall- with.
or“: full of l min
1' tailing "nu-hrs | my all
to use of pili‘iu and ran
fiends. i feel ti when i
“it” to have a c “on to rot
Ul I 6.
helix» A"!
amt ‘
1
dl ll'u mminmam ‘
WiWWcuuorng: 1?
- Ice-fling Remedy en"
1:
have not decreased a. cent a day
of the wealthy summer residen
have arrived a trifle early th
muddy street to the new quar
theold reliable newsles.
to Will to. Not-walk.
‘ 1M,Wublngton at. 89. New
Since the opening of the branch
news depot by the New Yorlt and
Eastern News Company there but
been considerable cxcltomont'at MN
station mornings and evuuin 1 ‘
news dealers were orderodtg hip
away from the station initho We.
and they soonTnotified their‘b’uu . era
who immediately ordered KW:
delivered at the stati "- "imly
trains. it is not knowguwh'lgherrth:
railroad oiilclals’ can stop deliver of
brought to the station. and it, would .
appear that this practice cannot roa-
sonably be interfered with. in the
150 yards from the station. Newsdcltl-
era Smith aad‘Diokerman have erect-
ed. a temporary news-mud and supply
their customer-”here. some otxwhom
walk the short distance lid get their
papers. fibers is co tabla indig—
nation among the commuters about
l
E. E. [in
f
1 ;
ulna...
4.
“ .Tel. 452.
papers to commuters who wish t not .-
rear of Lockwood's lumber yard, some . ~
C
TIANUAOTI A GENE!
, IUSINIS‘.
l ,5“: citatollppo. 2, 1907.
1.
it'll‘lilh. Ind Drivero.,
!_ Respectfully. ,,
nus Auo'uveav one
1 ” River Strut. Norwalk.
..._. ”$13.. i.. . 9"
_ _ . J V t, ‘ ‘
id Iimodl I w] L "’
to pin the "”42““ but i have fountain .31.: a“
if:
“l.
i: but.
mendlhg
o -'u til
'OlilliOli
: the monopoly. and they are outspoken
in their disapproval and declare they
will buy no papers from the syndicate.
As yet the profits of the local dealers
. Many
is who
is see-
songhave willingly walked through the
lore of.’
”In, '
Real Estate and insurance
:01. have several decided bargain.
in; income producing property that
mint increase In value with the rapid
Institution-town.
HoR’sEé !
xht ‘1‘ Hr W 5. 1'1 ;
Misting of Draughters, Business _.
hose Horses will be guaranteed as
reproaontod or money rotunda
OSCAREBANKS
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JOHN H. kNAPP, in venous. '
FhEDERICK H. ROWAN, Ind .Vlce-
“Pros.
WILFIED IODWILE, Cubic!- ' '
Howl-y Seymour
Imus!» Grumman
.iolclait It. Mervin «Wallace Marvin
"tidbit H. Light
'hmi'nl unem-
nll rm inhuman.
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n'Ar‘ss nsAsouAsLeT‘
For further particulars apply at of-
lice. Tolephone“488.
Sunday mafia-smut
1, < , ,quho .
,llullauullSkaling
is the place for recrdation and healthy
. exercise and is becoming more popular
every week." ”I '“ ‘ . '- '
Friday nlght there will be an exalt.
Inn race between Fred Curler and El-
mer Talmadga. ,
EXTRA muugmsvsnv MONDAY
The rink lei-open ”every afternoon
and evenlnmtgemurhz to 6 and 7:30
to 11 mm. ‘M‘hlc It each action.
’ t'l'ri'NA‘ ‘ YOUNG.
. tu!.,.stil.tll£,9.ttN-li-
‘ talisman ‘
l '1‘???“ l“.
FURNITURIh’lANQI, ETC.
‘ TCICWN'H “H
for Phi‘tiouldr‘s Andres;
“IH‘ORD. .. 1
~ dish-rol- new when
1 weathor‘comuam v’ . .
Court-cue service. .
. IXMCIIM Cooking.“ 1
CHARLES: REY“
n wiimrlobmi‘ . _
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w.
w
= chin tilfittdh’ii’uym‘vcur
' Sunday plow? at the
{No easy... about «new
your" meat-go no bother with
pleasant
Phanntzflnmuwdlng.
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v . .. a ' ' 1
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HotelMohackemo. , ltd-nuance. o'wnhlnutan at.
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J.’ R. CONNOR. Manager. ' ‘IWP..,‘l‘.‘ :“Pm”: 33““ 1
sssvnc: UPfl‘o-DATE “1'1 1 - «~33
column. unsunnasso
, .
«to:
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can cost: 1.
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buying—worth having in
binauwcrth. burning. An
headland, and it shines»
.u ”th.
on
new
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your
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“(pleased when it .plmoa‘.y‘ou.
’, Only the..hcat1is,ghood enough
‘ for its—or for‘V‘youl‘ ' .
Arline stock of. 1901 mining just
a
; P315, to accept. a call from the Fifth
. until?
‘ West African department of the. Cl»
Jamaica, and acting governor of the,
tier Sweltenham as governor of Ju-
lhe steamer Port Kingston in order to
Avenue Baptist Church in‘dhis city; ar-‘
rived here today on the steamer Car-
mania. lie was accoltlpaniod by’flbv.
Thomas Law, who will address the Na-
Hali today.
_ peace, conference. Rev. Mr. Law will
fill engagements to speak in Boston,
A. full line. (if first-
Fisllinu Tackle.
Yacht and Launch
Supplies» .
Paints. Varnishes.
Garden Tools and
Barrows.
And menu other
Splinafioods now
roads for UOlll'
inspection.
. u‘ u”
, ommldsr‘
of the ‘
a“
"A t ,
y principal cl
ml
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lonlal once, ex Colonial See: our of Hodscwlven aha um” "um” ‘ 1,
1902 and 1904‘ 1"“ bag weekly salary csnsec'ura "lousy st mll'
Alonso-WW3 on their own name.
Call and see us.’
Independent loin and Se.
unity (in.
PASTOR FROM LIVERPOOL ARv Huvlland at Wuhlngton or.
hives. Office it re. 0 a. m. m s p. in.
new YORK, April 17.——nev. c. a. '1 .._L......
Aked, who comes here from Hverpool.‘ EVERY LAD’Y‘O..E:EU3|NG CHM.
I
.4
island in 1900:
been appointed to succeed Sir
muica. sails for Kingston May 4 on
take mm the governorship oi the is-
land. .
tlonai Peace Contentment Carnegie
After the close of the
Providence, Washington and other cit-
ice.
. . 0
should. be. equipped with I debit!
snow white. one piece "Standard" Pon-
celain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to 00!!!!ch
how delightfully convenient it would:
be to have hot and cold running which
in your dressing chamber, blur-
ing apartment of first .floor toilet ‘
room? It- presencelwould afford will
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Oul'
plumbers are striclht competent nio-
chuulcl, honest and reliable. ’
Horace sum,
‘5 3311‘ . will? W91“. "75
ThoPlomblng
in your house is of‘xt‘oo much import—
once to your. health and bepplnefl in
let anyone instal suehwwork‘ mules!
they are thorough mechanicalunder-
standing every branchof tllovplumlil
qualilll -
. so , -
um; 11.— . I 7-,» 2 ' ‘ .1 (1 m vogtila’lg flygteml. My 1'thll‘5
«nu tum __
,3; 1 , ' ) :thhur. I. Bonofllotl . 1
I ’1 ' mama; - ,. _ ,
a ,. WARI ‘ ‘1 .5 Monroe BtWZStsh'firw14Nggr:
m WAS, (no.1 s'ritn'r. 1. .-., __., 7 ,
I loll only investments thit‘lhavh
personally investigated, and ' which
have been most rigidly investigator!"
by some of the very best businesses!
3 professional men- in our city. walls“
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_ .lurge holdings withllla, and who ’r'
1 “mama. 1 ~ ' :fommend these investments to» mid
I 1 1 m» _ most intimate friends. ‘ »' ‘1
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H01“ w‘“" I. L. COBURN. General Agent. l
31.11 “D ...i.. l. 15‘ 16 South Main Street _ ' ‘
’ GAS FITTING. “i .1347 ' 1 '1 ' “no?
1 = __.~.;...‘ ~ PLUMBING AND STEAM '
an. Sheet transom HEATING w
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HOT WATER HEATING. 1
HOT AIR HEATING. , 1
srovss AND smote 'l
SLATE AND' TiN‘ ROOFING. 4
’ GII and~8team Fitting. Gas Fixtures.
’ Metal Ceiling, Etc.”
Have you seen cuisiqdk‘fiffl,
RICHMOND RANGES ,p ,
and Zinc.
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go loath Main Strut.
this Noxwdh'f " cm “ 9‘
‘ your lies
~‘ to loolt over our stock.
“Bilingualism.
your first order. because wek’now that
the. satisfaction you will derive from
that will “open your eyes to the fact
that you cannot' do better anywhere,
' else than you can‘tvitnus. Yoh will
find that we. are not t‘allistsea'l‘iii our
1 business. abut thoroughly Imp-toilin-
‘ 'ililnu .” and watchful of the interests
of our oustbmdre. knowing that, by so
’ doing, We are. really
ultimate benefit;
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we WANrroLANo‘ THE JON‘ESUEHOTCHKESS
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On and after Tueidsyyiilntiafi i.
1906; Freight Propellers '* Will ,.lea‘t'o
Pier 38. Emit River. New ‘i’ork, past
of Dover street). everyrday', ’(erce 1”
Sunday). out p. at. Freight lrecélv ‘1
at Norwsllt up to i p. in. and sleuth
Not-walk up tots-.30 pin.- , . ,: 1 "
nonwALK,‘sraAMnuance... '
Arming J.,§mlth.1 . cc. maroon.
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Rents are advancingnnll thermal
and desirable apartmonts ure~bccoinr
lug learner cveryldayu tWeunavowo“
numbepof very sit-able homes-11cc;
sale. and can ma c. the‘..,tenns.alitln
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acting for our'own
‘ If 'you' arlejtbinklng of Refurnisbing
coitus Spring, it will pay you
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