Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 30, 1907 · page 7

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

“We have Minds: saving by

than low of FINE STA-

ad for us.
Each no: more:

 

PLATNIR 1‘ Q8 38‘!
”5 WM Afifip TWMIWJIL
1'“. all “1-2. who 111:;

 

 

 

lhaw Brothers have-placed their'

launch “Ming" ill the water.

George W. Earls has placed his
launch in conuulssiou for the season.

 

Part of the Launch Clubs“
have. been placed in the water
the mason. »

The L U. Whlst club meets this af-
terno‘on with Mrs Lewis S. St. John
of 8“, John street.

W'htln Charlie White, an old time
negro minstrci, and Baldy Spencer. so-
called" fdr not having a spear of hair
on his head were running a theatre
on Wway, New York, one of their
attractions was a sleight of hand per-
former named Robert Heller. At that
timeif spiritualism-1 and other tailors
wer
met altrysical science spectre had not
been‘ hatched out Heller was adver-
tised in this way: ' .
Anderson is well,
Wym'an is Weller;
McAlNister is hell
But 1This Man is Heller

Anton: other things that he did or
pretended to do was filling the air
with silver half dollars, which he toss-
ed about and manipulated like so many
sugar plums, and the atmosphere real-
ly seemed to be filled with silver half
dollars. When he went for his pay
on Saturday night Spencer, who was
a good deal of a practical joker. said:
“You. don't need any money. Go out
andcatch it“ in the air as you have
been doing all the week." And he re-
fusedlto pay him'a cent.

ROWAYTON.

«Cake. ice cream and home-made
pic, M. 11). Chapel‘ Wed evening.

ion
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Miss Fannie Rhodes, of New York,
has been a guest of Mr. and Mrs Wil-
linm A. Cushman.

 

Tho‘ Indies! Aid Society of the
Methodist Church, of Rowayton will
hold social in the chapel, Wednesday
oven b3."

D'

Gardeners who planted peas and

othelh'early t1 trek during the first Part .
of tlinr g'month had little success in rais- :

ing the plants. The cold weather and
general backwardness of the spring
l1:1ve“ha1l serious effect upon all forms
of garden produce and home grown
vegetables will probably be later than
usuafiin getting into the markets.

 

 

When you need a pill, take a. pill,
and be sure lts‘s an Early Riser. Dc-
Witt‘it' Little Early Risers are sale,
sure satisfactory pills.
a. rédtation. They do not gripe or
sickeu. They are sold here by The
Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge
Pharmacy.

DARVIVEN AND NOROTON.

1‘ Assembly whioh is to be held
Thu day night. promises to be a very
pleaénnt affairy

 

t 1

John Murphy, of Nomton. arrested
‘ln Stamford Sunday by Policeman
Smith for drunkenness was fined $5.
by Judge Young in the City Court,
yesté'day morning.

Gehsral Bullington Booth. the head
of tho Volunteers of America deliv-
ered‘ a very- interesting address on the
Volunteer work in the United Sta on
goal Darlen Cohgregntlonsl Chur 11‘

n
and at good collection was taken for
the work.

le'm'hjonce, stock Cottage on the
Sound‘s" titles era Point. Nor’oion.
owne‘ll '13 the ierrog estate is being
thoroughly overhauled and renovated
for occupancy this season. The work
is being done by William‘ Baker, an
enterprising young builder and al'tlri-
tent of New iol'k. The ouupant will
V ‘ be Mr. Eleltnlann. 11 VsVVilVltV manufacturer.
of New"Y'1nd. '

 

The autocops were 1101 at 110111 sun-
‘ day. though the streets were tilled

q . tmen say that they
e'p the roads in repair ow-
n; to the machines which tear rats in
than). 1111111111111 tweek however
the law viola-
low Annular the

V

' 'j the last few days.

floats .-

{having their innings, and the '

The pills with 1

.Tlrci'e' was a large attendance; '

wagon-11151111131711 they!
Jflafih '- , :

The Blues Mlnor and Woo
B71111 have been Visiting rriends in
Bridgeport. _ .3
John Henry Jennings has returned
to his home after visiting his father,
Oliver Jennlm-

M
Mrs. Theodore Hamilton returned
home Saturday from a 1' visit with
friends in Norwalk.

Rev, and Mrs. A. N. Lewis "th3
been recent guests of their daughter,
Mrs. Neil R. Mitchell.

Ills: Harriett Ogden has been on-
tertalrring friends from Greens firms,

 

'_'.""

Helen Whitehead. daughter of Mr.

 

" and Mrs George Whihoheod in reno-
3 vel'lng from a severe attack of the

measles.

A family from SouthpOrt have
moved into Mrs. “Norman's house re-
ceutlv occupied by George Carpenter

.- and family. 1

 

Miss Laura Chapman and Mrs, L
B. Tonuet attended the Bridgeport
Art. isms exhibit. at the Public Lib-V
rary', last week.

The condition of Erscll Banks who
underwent an operation at the Nor-
iVtsralk hospital for appendicitis is
11111151111911.1191,111119111111 very west;
as ye

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The Missionary Auxiliary holds its
monthly meeting tomorrow afternoon
with Mrs, Chancoy Hartford. The pro-
gram is in charge of Mrs. Warren P.
Lenders.

 

Rev. W. P Lenders. gave a short

Vaddness to the children Sunday morn-

ing upon Arbor and Bird 11y. There

were many little ones present. In the
evening, the second Ethical

drama
readingV was given; theme "The Stow
of Job.

 

Class of ’07 of the Staples High
School are planning to give a benefit
entertainment Thursday evening, May
2, at the High School. Miss Grace
.Clarke. of. Bridgeport will give a re
cital. assisted by Miss Alice Smith.
sorirano, and Miss Bernice Lord, con-
tra to.

 

The Knights of King Arthur will
hold a regular conclave. Wednesday
evening. Joseph Hyatt will give a
castle talk in the series on every day
matters. Topic:——"How a hill ne-
comes a Law " Special attention is
called to the change of night owing to
the High school entertainment.

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Thorc was 11 large attendance Sat
urday evening at the old Catholic
Church to witness the force comedy:
The Persecuted Dutchman," under the
direction of George Crossman. The
participants of the force were all
young people of the Catholic church
which made the entertainment more
interesting to their friends.
W

WESTON.

John M. Lockwood has purchased a
Vhorse from the Faulbabcr farm.

 

 

Miss irenc Lockwood has returned
from a two weeks' visit in Georgetown.

Mr. and Mrs; Arthur Nichols, of New
York visited friends ill tVown Sunday.

Mrs. V. Godfrey and Miss Alma
Fanton spent Saturday in Rldgcfielrl.

 

Miss May Hamilton, of Sohth Nor-

wnlk. spent over Sunday at her home
here.

Miss Louise Ball, of New York. is
Scofleld.

children returned to New York on
Monday.

 

Southport after a few days' visit with
Miss Myra Burritt.

Mr and Mrs. Fr'erlcliok Wood and
Miss Built Wood, of Noutown ave
nu'e. 1101111111.: wore over Sunday
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1'“

Church“ on. VVS-unday morning
Tm

“sweetened" under which has
appeavd on his premises

trob‘ End 15' on his lawn. has project-
cd- it. Iarg root across the street
which heavily loaded wa Vons. in pass
lug- ever, have apparent. 9 out in i..wo
causingr‘ the watt-p to- flour profusely
Illakin

curiosftym er'rlilalns tho‘
Jest: on Mr Os'.ho1nc

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CHEAP It PAPER lN noel-111.47:

r'riaple Vsugar'V‘

 

 

riser-.11 Democratio afternoon
announced, 1} 3r tlon
do" one con '11

 

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ald' lnwgn' and t e Democra

with-snabtfitoodhnwmehting 11111 or
m WM ii

”FAME” nos—01111
Art‘stiirratod will

shed 111131111 11 mathematical homes by t

moss area. V: ,. _

 

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. France;

spending this week with Mrs. Charles

Mr. and Mrs. M. 'l‘. Donnelly and

Miss Jennie Ferrls'hns returned to

H. J. Méconkey ring as a special se-
lection the solo Face to Face at the
morning service in the Congregational

Friends of' Selectmen William Oh‘F'
borne are joking him about 11 well of
lately
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it. pool 03! "Sweet" water, which

 
 
 
 

B01) ESTER. N. Y., April 11.41.11
terady afternoon the Union and Adver
r.
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«1'17 11 1111131111 113 the Hare
and Chronicld- Mobile-.1111 appeared“

' 'V Washington He .

overflow of tho Weber. Dnlsrttev
and? the «Drink The. foundations are u
more widespread than 11111111 111111 have
caused extrema distress over an enor:

d do 1!
marching on Cottliijc. the copl-
Montenegro is assuming a ser-
ious character, according to dispatches
arriving here by way or QWVVBaVVxeusa The

1111:03ng ifiwn id to , idly

1.11""
1mm ‘
to 9111;wa

10!. Fight!
33'1qu Montenegro. W'TFOn'
attributed largely to tho

V!» t!
alimonfiltfu Fm hnsmlr 111111.er

incessant r n on
The princoglsa' accuse of mi
funds to swoll his 11M“
>couut.
Helena to King Vision E11111)

[Hills mic
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his own importance, and the es
trangement between the ruler and the
mm of Montenegro widolied Tho
mmtitbiion granted to Montenegro
turned out to be merely 11 change pf
name and not of 111mm and so soon
as this was realized a feeling of wits-
rsaiislactoin beCame pronounced and
cmlxrlltlm set in and increased so
rapidly 11st 25.000 Montenegrins left
the conntty during the. first t roe
months of this year. The cabinet‘ 11
appointed by Prince Nicholas have
been turned out by Skupshtina
(Montenegrin Parliarzrdlnti one after
9111111111 utmost a: rap ly as they were
appointed. 'l‘he attempL to suppress
the radical independent newer-pars
(the government being sec 11 of iii-l
stizating the destruction p.11 ,nfllcos of'
two papers) fanned the rayolutmnary}
flames. The clans were commando to
meet. at Andrtevica and the dais lets
(it the three principal clans. it'll 111-
fly armed. after 311 storm! conference.
decided to senti' representative's-t
Cdttlnie and demand that Prince Nicho'
alas dismiss the 'l‘omanovlc 011111111;
The pr [“09 replied by declaring mar-
tint law and calling- out the militia to
1111111111111 the revolutionary mountain-
o'ers from entering the capital
meanwhile the 'Iionrsnovic ministry
tendered its resignation and it is
thought probable that: Prince Nicho-
las will,..re11pnolnt the cabinet. over.
which M. thulovic presided as the
latter has many. supporters throughout
the cornitry.

The moreme'nt in Montenegro-Jo be-
ing closely watt: ed by the Austrian
gorerumsnt whlc3 country '.fours it
may spread to 11111 province? or Noti-
pa'sar, where Austria is“ responsible
for the preservat of or gender the
treaty of Berlin, ”rt. 11 well-0.31:3
unsuited with the 15111116111111 Monte;
negro believe Prince Nicholas VwillV'V:
suppress the coming 1511111311591...

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HOTEL ARRlVLALS.
Clifforde. N. 1.1111111. Jr Lamltay A
H Davis. E.P. Montague. W J. Whit
ney, J. W. Bloom, F. P. Schroeder.
New York; G. ll. Gifford, Hartford.
FrankG. Good, Detroit; W. R. Walker.
W. J. Hawkins. H. A Lewis, Boston;
\Villimn H.Bolm1e. Baltimore; Joseph
A; Share. New Huron; Percy it. Tay-
iol', No'wallt; 1112111111 Mrs. W. ii. A!-
loo. George 1.. Rockwell ltidgefield;
R. llurlbutt, Wilton; Miss Chal-
lotto St John Elliott. Lieutenant Wil-
llnln Ii Snutelmann, Arthur S Whit-
cpnrb. S. L. May. Washington; Miss'
haddock llethei' Dr. W.li.li11a11.
South Norwalk; C. A. VTiVlVloy. Mt. Ver-
nbli.

Mahackcmo—Suudny guosts: l. H
Stugg. Samuel Greenstoin; Bridgeport;
Mrs. Gardener and daughter; New
York; 1. V. C liauiiltou. Paris.
Baroness De Gallerrie1i.i’11rls,
‘.Frsnco: Yale Baseball Club. New lla-

Veh; Lysollc M. .Diurs‘, New Ilavenz‘

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city; '1‘. P. Sanford. 1111111111111; W. N.
’Moulton Springfield. Mass: L. .I Coo—'1
liter-3. H. L. Smith W N Lovctt New
York; John 1111111111 ll‘ Hlildge 0. Boy.
italrburly ii. W. Wilson. New York'-
I... Buckley. Bridgeport; Edward Dou-
lens and wife. city; “I. P. Murry. Ml's
w. P Murry. Bridgeport;‘ Mr. ahd‘
Mrs. J. H. Poggonburg. Jr. Moses P.
Bullock, city; C. C3. Hegemnu: G B
Harvey. Norwalk; (1113.3th and
Wife. Hartford; J B.l‘)11nlle. New lin-
ven: R. R. Moulton. SprVBiugflcld.

tordays'gnests‘t' ,> 1111111111. {WW
Gould, New. HuvouiV'SiV-Vl Bishop ‘3
tcr'bury; M 3.. Mil arVostou;~1

11 uckgnxlg. New vol-tr; .. w. stad-
wéli' validate;- Peter 1:1 sum M. 3111
Jordan 1’w P. Murry. Bridgeport: Phil-l
l'p A. McGovern. New York: Thomde

 

it". 1.. Sturges. 11011511811911, Mess:- , .F
H. Mahon New Hutton: Charles W.
Stiles, Boston; Dr. Didnortler. cltIy:
Ge lV'ge E Forester. PrltVere’s' 'BtiyV.S

J .Hellings. Chicago, dolls 113.119
city; «Joe Ryan, Bethe'L' V

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BITTEN BY A SPI

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11 solder bite, John Washing
Bosgllovlllo 'l‘o'x. wou
log. t‘vhlVth became a: lancer-1
1:11rer-l‘.ld be not“ Dillon" petstih‘d
iry utklcu‘ 1; Arnlca Salvo us writbs:
"'iV‘h‘ first applicatronuolievod and
111111 boxes healed Vthe sores” Heals
. every sore 250,-";- li.ante1s.
Sort th NorWaik. an E l'd’ifiileetl. Nor
.druggists V 3
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1 soaruouss: reacts 'DELEGA
LISBON Apr; 'libw—So Bei'rao
1911- Minister of' oral'ltn 1 “rs" will

 
 

QUITE OTHERWISE. :
"hid be pro to the dogs when you
defused him 2"V

FL.“ FF
“’71 goi‘ himself 1111-

to Kittie Cutolyplthe little out!"

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A moonlit masonic.

fh'er now
AanViiuw 1119-1 amour-111111} -

 

 

walnuts deception.” lea polit e liar.

.onvtiur‘ our-midi 10031 Venom till 1"
Milan 11' ”
The marriage of blue 1111 sitter V: '
fully increased gPrince Nicholas' ideas

in tho '

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and try We of their new forms?

Bra; Drlnlotrier,'GeOr'ge ii. 1111111111111. ~

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A.‘ Sh lo Bridm;w William Deli-'1
leis, “fig“ 1’ Canaanpv'W . A. Stone.
Vrge Baker,“ Genital“) . Frey. James
\. Brca' 3I'.D (1.; Sam-
uni Green ttiln. Brl 111; G. J. Burt.
mtmit Mil-31‘; ..'-:~1" e'New ‘Yor'ht

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Through blood poisoning strum? 13V 'V
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have lost his

nettle-them? tugpeso.i delegation at The ' '
Hosuofon e Conferénee. ‘ " _
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rain swoop .
‘ 141103 1 fill ltd Vrinul.
311i bedrititt' ."1

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Thousands of ~
IVIVan'ieVs VVilm'o
grown sturdy

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3 'V (it led upon
Justtood’ "

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“vows 11W”

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Three sizes; its-WUM
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11”“
Trlal Package 3and Weight Chart Free

JUST-FOOD co.
100 N. Franklin 81‘... Syracuse, N. Y.
m

RUCSIAN MAY DAY DISORDERS
EXP ETC ED.

WARSAW, Russian Poland April
30. «The employes of the street rail-
roads the printers, bakers and factory
omployes have decided to stop work
on May day and the authorities are
taking energetic steps to forestall ex-
pected disorders '1 he police are malt
ing lwholesnle arrests of Socialists and
detdchmsnts of comets Wili‘ patrol
the streets day and night until there
is no further (insane! trouble.

Three: Secondhand
Automobiles

F. F lllBKWllflll 81 Fill.

“Honest Good- at Honest Prion."
30 Wall Street. Not-walk.

 

 

 

mBofore buying a Runabout,
don't you call at

THE
V summon
' GARAGE

why

Cars in stock, and» wears pleased to
Ihow you. . ,

. we s'rnwloso 111111111131; (inch
so we” $11111ng Vmourn-rd, $91111»

Gluten; Spends

 

’20 lbs. sugar .....'.............51'.'00

14 Strictly Fresh Eons ...........25c
3 the. large Prunes .............25o

2 Vin. extra large Prod" ......... 2511

Milk “:3“. .2361:
3 1pr8“: or V? invasions“

' tull

- ~ 1' s. has.
0“, Eut' VNoernVlth

Attendance Air " ' ”your! 111.111.
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MIBMER. 1
Office find Residence,
on 1111111111 MAIN 87..
South Norwalk. Con
Tel..132.' LACY

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' 'oslwrcs up To am

Real Estate and insurance.

rumour. ordinates arm

gland-at.

J. R. CONNOR. Manner.

1—?—

CUISINE UNSURPVABSVED
VV . BATES REASONABLE

VfiVQV. i mti'phohe-r“ 483.

Sundayliuners a Specialty.

F T‘ 15111150111361.

DEGORAT'ORS.
- Wholesale and Retail Deniers In

 

 

toll 111121131111 11131 '
Special 01111111 Untitled

thh' every pair of our

famous $i. 00 [yo blesses

We will give a Gold- Filled Chain Free.
OUR SPECIALISTS SERVICE
Is FREE.

He will tell you truth about your

eyes. Headaches cured. ~

Children s eyes especially cared for.
The United System is recognized as
the most scientific in use.

United American Opticians

Incorporated
Permanent Location:
HOYT’B THEATRE BLOCK.

Factory and main odious, 118- East
23d BL, N. VY. Also stores 62 East 14th
BL. .N.Y :Bridgeport. CL; 80. Nor-
svnlk. CL: Springfield Mass. Branches
everywhere.
Large-Vt RVthali Optical House in the
World. " :

‘ TIAN‘AGVT. A GENERAL IAWG-V

id: tumor particulars apply at of: .

‘ Yacht and Launch

soul's NoawAiK'. 1101111.

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1 «1191.111 nun-amen».
3173 5011.00.

7-1- 1‘:
EDWIN H MATHEWSON. m1.
JOHN H, KNAPPy in vm.
FAVEDVIVRICK H. ROWAN. 1111i: Vice-
- 11‘? 5 11 11 -
Wit-FRED IODWELL. Wont , t‘ '
Dlnscrons.
E. H. Mathewson Henry amour
John H. Knapp Corrine Grumman
Jessi-i1 II. Marylin J. Wallace Motrin
Christian Swan: John H. Light

A full line- of first-

Qualilll ~
Fishing Tackle.

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lv 3! "id II‘I
Winger bin-Io V

Marmot tnan

Havilnud Bldg"

 

 

one drawing a
mount was

 

11,119.11 no 111,1.

curityn 011.

Washington at.

Ollie. Hours. 2 Va. 111.11. 8 p. m.

should be equippedl‘wlttr I data
snow white, and piece "Standard"
coiaiu Enameled Lavatory.‘ 1--

Have you ever stopped to maiden

Supplies.

Barrows.

Phone air-v

Paints. Varnishes
Garden Tools and

And menu other
Spring Goods now
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inspectic‘m. ‘

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. HARDWARE.
m WASHINGTON STRIPE.“

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45 Wall “‘3’. Nortuullt.
04 Washington BL, 80. Norwllk.

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We have several deoldod bargains
in Income producing property that.
lpcrsm 3111 value with the .VrVVIpId
“growth oi the town .

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HORsEsl

' CARLOAD no. s, 111117.

OhioHorses

Consisting of Broughterl, Business
Chunks, and ”Drivers.-

These Horses will be 11111113111111.1111:
represented or money refunded.
Respectfully,

OSCAR EBANKS

SALES AND LIVER? OTABLES ‘
River street,VVNorV1uaVlk. 32
«firm-“w I». as. +157.“

DA "D W. RAYMOND,

snub ”Factor
on Em bolts 1'.
319 North 1111?: 31.1.9 Norwalkl
Ruined .3d Washington saw
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East, Norwalk

 
 
 

r'k 11»-7',.- '. ;

an in 111‘s 111111111: ‘91- sat..- v11.

Sunday Dinner at the

GLIEFORD
1, NoV worrying about selecting
your.’ meaty no" bother with

diomyem xtdbh who [1'1 pleasant

Courteous Service. ,
Plu'oiht Sbrroundll'thV.V

fié’fifilfl $19 WIFE
F's-""111

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and Zinc.

”Booth Main “Sm
South Nomdh‘Conn'. '-

Woo“?

FRANK C
VAN SCOY

 

 

how delightfully convenient it woultl'
be to have hot and cold running wallow
in your dressing chamber, sleeps
lug apartment of 1111-1901- toilet
room? its present-.11 would r(tor-d you
the highest degree of com

We Will kindly quoth you'll can Oul
leunl‘belrsh'n strictly L‘tifiihfiwnt‘ In.

holiV tend reliable. 1 ~"

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in your bonito ill '
once to your health

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

let anyone foetal 151ch.) ‘oril unions
the are thorough meet ‘ics, 1111ch
am ding every branch 1131‘;

.nnd volitilsting systems
guaranteed
[Arthur E.

PLIJMIING.
5' Monroe st

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i sell only investmentn that than,
rsonnlly investigated. and which‘
are been most rigidly investigated
.by some of the very best business and
- professional men in our city who in“
large holdings with us and who roc-

 

 

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“STEAK; . 3,. " mans ca'r'd '23:] th'an; 3:0“ our literatur-
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Tin. “M HM. c0?” HEATING: 12'“- “

HOT WA'TFR HEATIFNG
not AIR HEATING.
STOVEB AND RANGEB

SLATE AND TIN ROOFING

Gas and Steam Fitting. Gas Flatt-now
Metal.1 Coiling. Etc.

Have you can our stock :01! .1

 

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“It’s All Write.”

You Gan write it down in your 1111111 "

"geroasing t e satisfactio ot'V our
‘ 3 more.-

‘3 111‘ A. .l. ingrained

book that “it’s all right " if you bin

erything we sell because We are cale-

ful about evarythlng we buy. Satis-

faction to our customers is the chief

consideration with us, sgtlsfactionmss
usiity service and p1 do no to
o indreas‘e o'ur busiiesggl

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Cal and be conv neéd.

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3 FURNITURE. t‘rG. I“
1845 Washington “it." ' "T"

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woaLoLv amuse 1411:1113
know it is good policy to be prepared '

“ior ilre.A1e you still without: the
protectionV of ' "

so." 11.111111.”
want-1h. ooh! fllWo shun got. to they”

more movement 11000 001135000-
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