Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 23, 1907 · page 7

 

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AND WINE. one or
mstpieassnt and effective tonics.

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and comm gleam is done by

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peril preset iptionlst.

lire Bridge “army.

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A party of friends surprised Alber-

ta Twiss. at her home. 26 Socorro
street, last Friday evening.

A? party of Norwalkcrs amused
themselves shooting clay pigeons at
GTWS Point yesterday

The regular weekly class meeting
will he held this evening at the East
Avenue Methodist Church. ,

Carl Wicke has taken a position
running .l. H, Ward‘s boat for the
season. Mr. Ward'summcrs at Toke
neke. and has the launch formerly
o by llouls Price.

 

WI Clare Reinhardt, wife of Wil-
liam, Reinhardt, died Sunday. The
funeral will be held from the house
dencsday afternoon at 2 o‘clock. in
tandem will be in New Canaan come
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Experiments in ashes as fuel have
been made at Platner & Bradleys drug
store on the bridge, and at Hefner’s
store, and the experiments seem to
havebeen a success. The oxalic acid
salt. water, ashes and coal were prop-
erly mixed and thrown into the stove '
in which a hot fire was already
burning, There was a; slight smell oi
acetylene gas in the room, but the
firs burned brightly.

 

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--.-2iic supper y’ Philathea Class. at
E. live. M. E. C urch. Wed. Apr. 24
0 to 9. Come and meet the new pastor
Rev. Mr Freeman.

Mr and Mrs Frank Ostcrherrs IIIII
Mrs»: Kate McCabc have renewed their
pleasant associations in Tire Norwniks
alter: being absent about six months
and'will take up their quarters in Or;
homiavcnuc from now on. Mrs. Mc-
Cabe; the mother of Mrs. Osterhaus, i1-
asrfrcsh looking triru and spry as
even. notwithstanding having gont
through one of the great floods in the
Walla and escaped free trom harm or
danger. She has been living in lndlan
spoils Ilndiana and Newport Ken
lucky. with relations and where sin
is knbwn to almost every one in tires:
places. She came East about five
weeks ago, and resided with her son
in law and daughter in the Borough oi
thoziflrwonx where Frank is one of tilt-
loading captains pf industry. The so
cantons littic fox terrier. Ncllic, seems
to he as pleased as the family at get-
ting away from tlrc1 commotion ulit
danger of the great. metropolis,“ and
she 1paid her respects to the neighbors
right off. by going from house 0
bonito. scratching at the doors and
making a tour of observation inside
wilritodignity and decorum like the
veriw, little old woman which she seems
to he.

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Horace Greeley was an out and out
Ablflitlonist. and equally vcirerrrerrt
rigtfinet the liquor traillcI but. in the
course of his life he paid one rum hill 10
it happened that a. great murder trial
want. on in New Jersey. and the Tri
[June's reporter. with others was pr—es
out} Who jury were deliberating way
into ”the middle of the night, and the1
scribes generally get sleepy and were
outta liberally by Greeley's man to
all Rite liquor they desired until they
alllfi'vvlent to sleep. and While in such

dition the jury rendered their
vorilict. The Tribune man was the only
onqmear- dreaded/1,. and iwidclawakc. and
th " ext Inornin‘pforlnd the Tribune
only one- ”filo .print the

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vet t. When pay day came a bill of
its ‘ was sent up for Mr Greeley to
p lion, including 34. 50 for liquor
Gr «sworemo wonid not new it,

1111th Importer. was sent for. When
he Wood, the ’old gentleman at
IIIIIIIpI ventilcrwod and ordered it to be
field. but said it was the limit rum hill

be"; onomrairi in his, life. Lieutenant
60 ”:0! Henry Ii Raymond. founder
of them New York Times, and ( engross-
Inan Amos I. Cummings. of the Sun.
were two of lloraoe (lI'I-olev' a best
known protcgcs. There is at present
in the main part, ofI the Tribune build
log. a life size cast. of the founder of

the Tribune and at. one time candi- WTPORT-

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NE$MJ§§§$ Emfiwflgm m? . Mrs Henry Hair is ”commencing.
(05:10 fund hm members of A son was born to Mrs. William

New York meomaphlcal Union,
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lThe nonunion Emtlhmry will he
ubornor-rdw night on account of

the Wine dealers to be given

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old-Rev. 111.5. 0M4 ll- Richard iii..
now may build”; areas-
at”, pril 24 ton) .11 1

Mali It wrist ‘
llellanea Hook slid or murmur
hold a largely «rim -~ on «very til":-
trim enehro party. last. night. at IIIII
tern in Rowayton ovation The

(4 prize was honored by bent ii
‘Mttilty. Music was fnrnihhed bv Pro

 

 

 

,. gwr Werhie, and retresbnrenu were

- Mrs A. J Bell and the father. of Mt”!-

, surprised this morning to hear
’ * iniirrratcly
1 time he had, while maintaining his us-
, uni- cheerful IIIaIIIIer. been suffering:
intensi- pain. which seldom left hinr.‘

1 some time that he could not survive

.in this town, the Bell family has, since

I a visit in New l{or-it

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£10m J. Ben. who diéd lii Stator
fo y,cirtcrday was the husband of-

J. Edward Vincent of this place The
Stamford Advor etc of yesterday.
printed the following obituary of the
deceased. ,
Andrew Jackson Bell died last night
at his home, as the result of a con:
pllcaiion of ailments due chiefly
his advanced age. He was 83 years
old on April 5, last. While his rela-
tives and friends lied known that his
physical condition was such that
lit'I1 could not. be greatly prolonged
those who hall seen Mr, Bell about
the streets Within a few days were
of
his death, but persons who know him
were aware that for a long

arid his plrysjt'iauswcrc aware for
much longer.

Mr. Bell was intimately associated
with Sianrfor‘d‘s lift1 and progress for
two generations. A descendant of
one of the original settlers of Stamv
ford and of the first white child born

the earliest history of the town.
been conspicuous in its affairs His
8011. Harry Roll, is president of tire
First National Bank.

The grandfather of Andrew .1. Bell.
was Francis Bell. who was chiefly in-
strumental in having the town of
Barton created. andwho Served'i’or a
number of years in the legislature.
ills father, Andrew. was one of four
citizens of Norwalk who voted for An
drew. Jackson, for President, and from
him Mr Bell inherited his political
tendencies. lie came to Stamford f1 0111‘
Rowayton. 8 [.Id Of 17 and was ap-
11Ireuticed to the blacksmith tI1.nde at
which he served four years. in his
Young manhood he was known as an
excellent mechanic and when he on
1er'ed business for himself he did the
principal work in his line in the town
As a young man. be invested in real
1statc and his shrewdncss and good,

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A number of local Foresters attend-
ed the bazaar of Court. Narruk in Nor-
walk on Saturday evening.

Airy A. W539!!!“ W 39'
not tea at”: stratvflwmw to es
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Mrs. (‘hauning P. Harris and ‘llililll
ter Esther. have gone to Philadelphia

where they Wm Villi." INNS Horris'
mother. .
Rev. A- N. man of St. amount

ochurch. Farmington, 08011311800 pul-
pits with Rev. ElliII B Dean of Christ
Church Sunday“- .

 

Mrs. Elmer Jackson of liuributt
street has returned lrom a few day'fi
Ivlslt with ‘her sister. Mrs. George
‘Benediét; of Bridgeport

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A steam rollerviras, been Iwoivod
11nd,,unloadcd at the local freight-dc-
pot.’ The roller will he used on the
Irnpikc between Mill's corner in ‘
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fer all the foxes killed in the town it-
mlts are preparing to call upon Town
()1ch Hyatt and get their money.
Many wealthy Barmatuckiaiis have
contributed toward the fund and
many more will probably be asked to
help. Nearby $100 has been promised
already and work will be begun not
soon as plans can be made by a land-
scape gardenor an dthe necessary
grading. etc.. have been done. -

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Tire plan for beautifying. Bridge
street school is meetinj with much ~
favor in Saugatuek and the thire is ._
not for distant when the grounds will
be a pleasureuble sight instead of an

The entertainment given last Friday
afternoon was a complete success in
every way and something like $20 was
realized. The program was carefully
planned .md the children? wore con
gratuiatcd by all who pttendcd Fol

 

iudgmcnt resulted in his accumulating
considerable property The creation of
Bell Block and the opening and (love
torment of Bell street. are among the
evidences of his enterprise and fore-
sight. lo the days, of small thirrgs'hc
was able to see visions of a Greater
Stamford.

It was natural that a man of his
capacity should be called to public
mice, like the Bells of former gene-
rations. He filled various ofllciai po-
rltlona in the town and borough and
”or many, years was in charge of the
street department of the borough g0-
vcrnment.
Irrlttcc in charge of the erection of the
old Town Hall, in 1870. being associat-
ed with Erastus E. Scoilcld, James
H. lloyt and George 1.. inwndes, all
now deceased. it is interesting to
note that a son of Mr. Scoiield
chairman of the committee entrusted
with the erection of the present Town
Hall. Mr. Bell was also 11 member of
i. committee which had char go of plans
for alterations in the old Tovm Hell
including the erection of a balcony and
equipment of .I stage lie took a keen
interest in the erection of the present
building. and gave to members of the

committee valuable information and
advice. Before the City Court was cs
inbllshcd. Mr. Bell. was for many

years a” justice of the police, and in the
trial of crises ill‘ displayed sound sense
as well as a considerable knowledge of
the. law

Mr, Bell possessed personal qualities
which endeared him to :1 large circle
of friends. in business affairs, ho had
the reputation of absolute honesty and
honor. His word was II good deal
better than most people‘s bonds. The

days and is sorrrctimcs called “old-
fashioned " was apparent in his man
1th He was It '1I nml companion. had
a keen sense of humor. illitl it great
fund of anecdote. libs memory of
events in Stamford in his boyhood
days and of people who were active
fifty or sixty years arm. was very
clear. and he was sought for informa-
tion that. was often of value, some-
times settling disputes respecting
land boundaries and other matters in
litigation.

Politicians often tell of an incident
in local politics in which Mr Bell
figured in 1890. At the borough elec-
Lion nthat year, Mr Bell was tied
far i e pbsitlop' of burgcss With his
old fi‘itend.‘ Alexander Wood ‘ ‘A‘ spe-
cial election was held in which Mr.
Weed received 546 votes and Mr. Bell
received 644. it was one of the warm-
est contests ever held in Stamford.
Friends of Mr. Bell asserted that
I'Itr'fali' means were used to bringtont
MI'. Weeds clet1t.ion There were
(hurries or bribery and illegal vottns.
and :1 fruit in the Superior court in
which Mi‘. Wf't‘tis election warn (1-011
firmed. ‘Blrt the two men remained
friend's tbmtr‘glr it all.

Mr liell leaves :I: widow and “Iron.
I1'bllrlren The latter irrrr Harry Roll
of this city,’ Mrn. Vincent of llownyton.
and Mrs Hooker of New York

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Johh W. wood has returned from

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John finally in now working for the

Consolidated mums as a carpenter.I
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The millennial iBre‘dleb- domain at

Che‘Iltrrot ile‘iundoraolrrg «tannin
repli'rb.’ I II.’

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Motor has iron I than
Molly.» rcibaby'. one: Iirre of Igrouhti
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N4. Rica Chimps.

He was one of the com- '

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l1Sonar. "Robins' Lullahy' 'v-Gl‘atic ll.

courtesy which is not common nowa— '

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The linlghtn of King Arthur are
planning foo their annual field rim:
[and I combine has been appointed

lowing was the or

N80111: “Polly, My Dolly"~—10rade 1.
Recitation—Gladys Gallagher.

Song‘ Morning Glorlei'WI‘adc W.
Violin Solo—“101111 Belling. ’
Recitation “The Baby"-—Mnriorr
Wakcman.

Duet (in Italianl-lldary anoriano.

1

2
3
3

Concert limitations—01560 ll boys.
Dance with Harmonica. by Basilio
Milharise (5 rental.

Solo. "Loch lmmd’nd’L-Miifi Lord.

Gymnastic Drill. Lenderv—Wilbur
Wakeman '

Violin Solo—Grilwille Goiyar. “1
Recitation ‘Poor Morrow-Mario

Godfrey *

Souk. "Maw—«Grade W 011 is.
Resolute-Miss Pnssciics.
Song—~liarry Flag.

Dialogue... “guru I,.l4 ditst""lsabc
landfill ,
Sung. “Hush. My Little Coorr"v—Maric
Godfrey: l
Recitation—Lizzie Breilng.

‘i- t: thin. gas Magi fithbzgorough Court
today again-rs merchant at Binmford

'nsiltng of sdvsrtisins signs on trees
along the highway A few days use
many of the lasso, traced egg mu,
ton post you were a o w
Ext-d notices of a store in Btumfordt

out to rip does the lions More we
also sent some store in coalition that
the signs must be removed w‘Motr'ls
liveski of Swfé‘d came here
tasked Count is Till»
lurid been taken ’m .. cousin

4.1.4.1 stimuli. ae‘rrart tilled the
opium upon rccc vim; lghc affirmative

in
over Wirmw- Under the law the .
, person Willi is liable to prosecution is
the one who attualiy affixes the signs
and it was necessary. to obtain this

itirc‘ attractiveness of the post road.

The a recent selrooi examination spanned I
rota at this place is being thoroughly the following

anco." i‘AIIohoritos is an old fashion-
Sorrrr1 of the hunter rs in the town (111 hermit Isort. of edellou Who has
who had forgotten that they were on anchored. himself to one place"
titled to a hormty drone dollar each that is an internal organ

, hard to get."

Wm,
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Sonrcrvln-rc in desolate. windswept ..

eyesore to every one who 008608 by. .

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a 154. ram III-arias

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Merrill Ivhy tin signs

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or the ~00! more...» arrest
urt this monitor; the hearing went

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nfounutiou before 11 complaint could
Ic tirade. I1 be people... of Greenwich
me always been anxious to preserve

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Among no meters to coauthors.»

...II”G1=osIII ignorance is
44 times as. bad as ordinary tannin

"Till? II
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it nothing with the all: sucked out. of
i put up- in a pickle bottle—it is very

in Shadow loud. in liar lleou land. rev 8. Headaches cured
’l‘wo ghostly shapes rnct face to face. ,

Anti bade each other stand. ,-
Who may you be." the first one cried.
The question loudu yelling
f'lv‘r'eeISilver!‘ ’ thus the shape replieif'
”And you?" ‘i m Reformed Spelling. "
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Dialogue. “Mice at Play" Tcnner Al

ion. lI‘thel Hurlbutt. John Breilng

Granville Only or

“Song. (.1) Night Cap Sprig; (bl Japan-

ese Doll—Grad cl lV

Recitation—Edith chier.

Song (accompanied by IIIIIIIIonicn,~
Fred Lewis. .

Solo—Miss Lord. 1

Violin Solo—Vincent Williams.

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C. N. J. C N. J.
HONDURAN ARMED RESlBTENCE

 

colonel of Revolritioniete Threatened
to Harm American Marines *

PUER'l‘O COBTEZ. Apr 17, via Now
Cleans, Apr. 23. —‘~An amusing instance
'of the armed resistance to American
marines by Honduran revolutionists.
came to light; yesterday, in the pilleini
correspondence. of’tho gunboat Marten
to Colonel [guts Fauna. a revolution
let in command 0 the Port of ’i‘cla.
Honduras. mw a revolver upon En-
sign McNai'r, M. the Marietta, when the
latter was sent. ashore at 'l‘ela to and,
that American marines would protect ,
foreign property insults threatened
to kill the Ensign if 110 did not desist
in his put-pose, of landing marines.
Commander Win10. of the Marietta.
sent a bodyI of manual inshore to de-
mand an apology 00,00,10an isnailn.
,Tirc marines found. the Colonel With
eight men drawn up in skirmish .it c
and Wcre told that [snails demsn

“an apology from the Americans. But.
when the Americans advanced how-

{an apologl. Isaulla backed down and
wrote.

Among the acts for which all 110040 ,
uy was asked was the cutting dOWn ‘
of aw llrltish .1an MI Salado. lsauiia‘s
soldiers thrcntorrou‘d 'iiro 1110.41 Wil
linnr Collins. II ,British subject. who
had I-_rrtsi1Il his ling for'pI-otcctloh. (10m
ill-'illdil i1 IIliIIm informed the (loloncl
limit the Mauricun marines would not
allow insults to tho IBrllrleh ling.
BLACK HANQ ACTIVE AGAIN.
NEW YORK, Api‘ii 21.4.me Mar
done. 11 prosperous “felting mercha‘nt‘,
Was 1'0qu p bably an yrupumot
in his militant d ,‘,,.inr Wrg'ioday
at. were one ace Ire

In‘ciqr llagddgrerst xatotrinmbisll 6
times: he put the buck mailersi $1, -
000. Early totlnyrire was awakened
to find tIvn mon‘ in his room. When he
attempted to arise they shot him. in-
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the ithrkfl from icb: he may aid re .
,cov’er. TNI‘ William B‘I‘ transmit.
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TAFT AT BUSIN’SSS AGAIN.
WASHINGTON, w A 'k‘r’flinecrc-
. ipry Taft arrived out Who. Depart
moat early tod ,an at once engaged
rumor. mass of l$0,221,110i brink
tidal-r w a 1m 11ml (Ill 1114.
bill "may; Non WNW

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rarity it to."
to all Lillian. ,.,

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Sbecial Offer for 0116 Week-
famous Si .00 Eye Glasses

:We will give a Gold-Filled Chain Free.

the most scientific in use.

United American Opticians

‘8 N. Y.; Bridgeport. Ct.; So. Nor-
w k.Ct.;.Spr1iugtieid, Mass. Brunettes.

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Nitetri ESIaie and insurance

W M3” *0! income producing property that
must Increase in value with the rapid
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CUISINE UNSURPASSED
RATES REAGONABLE

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Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
WALL Photos.
70 NORTH MAIN 0T.
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With every pair of our

OUR BPEClsALIST'S SSEHVICE

its will tell you truth about your

hildren 4 eyes espectuliv cared for.
The United System is recognized as

Incorporated
Permanent Location:
IHOVT’S THEATRE BLOCK.
Factory and main oilloos. 110 East
34 8h, N. Y. Also stores 62 East 14th

here.

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Fishing Tackle.
Yacht and Launch
Supplies.
Paints. Varnishes.‘ "
Garden Tools and
Barrows j

find 11131111 other
Spring Goods now
réadir for 110111
spectron.

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HARDWARE.

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Henry Iiyrnour
Samuel Woman
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should be nquipped with n‘ delutg
snow white, one pleas “Standard" P0150
ccluln Enameled Lavatory.

Have you ever stopped to candida!
how delightfully convenient it tout!
be to have hot. and cold running welsh
in your‘ dressing chamber sleep
lug apartment of first floor toilet
room? its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.

We will gladly boots you prices and
plumbers. are surety for patent rare-I
chants-.11, honest. and retrace.

Hora of it fiatlr

cenrvan MAiN AND WEST era.

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ThePlumbing

in your house is of too much more,
once to your health pd happiness to
let. anyone lnstal snc wmk unlesa
they, are thorough mechanics. tinder-
standing every branch of the plumbing
and Ventilating systems My work Is

guaranteed. .
Ar’thur li. Benediotl
momma, HEATING. Trunmo.

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, 45 Well at. Nor-walk. ‘
NH thlngton 80.100. Norwallt.

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hobo Horses will be guaranteed as .
remodeled or money refunded.
Respectfully, '

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ALE‘ AND LNVERV. STABLES
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mor Telmadge
EXTRA moot Givenv MONDAY

int e rrnkoimwbemvcrynottcrnoon
and evening. N0 , , and 7:30
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Telephone. 849—6.
For Radioman Address.
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‘ Funeral Director
and translator.
North Marin 8h, south Norwalk

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est in our men who... vote

Sillidey inner at the

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younhmts, . 449,344qu with-
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arty fur rer ln..ibe line of scum-in,
for .ytrnrselhml 1 [0114.111 and do .Irot,,f
romp?“ V11. ny business pIII‘Ip04,l-,-
to... f you wan to go into business
ntivwlrere in The Norwaiks. If you
want It farm or small outside plac
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have been most rigrdly investigate-i
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largo holdings with us, rind who fem

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most intimate friends.

A card will bring yen our literature

or a personal interview.

R. L. 'COBURN, General Agent.
,16 South Main Street

 

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HOT WATER HEATING
HOT AIR HEATINL‘I

STOVES AND RANGER -
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1 Metal Ceiling, Etc.- .
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Pier 28, East River New Y.ork (fool
of Dover street), every dhy (cricepl
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at. Nor'walk up to 4 p. m. and South
Norwnlk up to 5: 30 p.nI , .I' .
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AnnlngJ. Smith! 0H5 Hsgemen.
Litesseeu _ General agent

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