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WEE" PAPER.
.159 sneer-Its- .
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295 Wuhl n “:7”
121'
nyton NethOdIst
. work or art ‘wheu‘ the operation was“
.4 to in! g
den. Directions for planting will be
yes and the tutor or the hosts _71m~,7
competition or aluéd;177
11111.1: unless in mi .1 1116‘ w-
iscop a! Church:
held a successful who hid too With”
sale last night, in the chapel. A nov-
ei feature was “The New Woman.’
widen abs ‘8th costumed with their
eyes blindfolded The lady was s.
complotsti 'nnd offended much sinus»
ment for all present.
W
' Alexander llritto. of Norwalk, Is in
very feeble health.
Mrs. T. S. Glover,
who has been
ill for several days, 111 improving.
nr‘chase‘d and
nymond place
5."
ly social service.
edict; at the Ad-
Jhurch.
ll. B. Benton‘
moved into the H
The regul‘m
“iii b’o held
mitt Christi
‘i‘lre but on Frank and May. with
rigors of coal fol tht1 Ferris Coal
Alimony, are dlscharglng their oni-
‘ A" meeting of the lschoda Club will
bcv'hold tomorrow evening. The meet-
my1 will act on twenty-two proposi-
tiops for mon1her.uhlp
The weekly cottage prayer meet
int: of the Advent Chiistian Church
was ‘held last evening at the home of
Mrs: John Garltuum in Lowe street.
It was well attended ‘
1:
N very pleasant reception was held
lust’jcvening at the home of Daniel
Mdrphy, 9 Hawkins avenue, and a
large party of friends was entertained.
Refreshments were Served and all 0111
joyed the occasion
A‘meetlng of the St. James Circle
is 1being held today at the home of
Mrs.‘N. S. Ferguson, of (love. avenue.
The Pastime orchestra played In
Stamford last evening.
h~mcotlng of Christ church parish
was ‘llcld lust owning and the, plans
for,1 tho Ilew'church were presented to,
thé‘meeting. They were‘ not acccpt-
cdw'howcvm. owing to a few minor
changes which will he. made in the.
Sunday School room. The meeting ad~
jollrned until next week Tuesday.
as summon.
Engie Hook & Ladder Company gave.
a social evening yesterday at their
truck house. The affair proved very
enjoyable.
.1 '
Volunteer Hook and Ladder ~Con1-
pally of Noroton, gave a dance last
cvoning at their quarutms 'l‘hc attcn
dance was good and all ‘cujoved the
affair greatly. '
Joseph iiindlcy, formerly sultat'elnnn,
71"(1st1elday disposed of 'his residence
opposite the Congregational Church
throhglr the agency of i1‘1cd B. Chad-
dart]? to Edward M. 7Elitch, of Now
or
Rowav'ron.
'IT. W. Fee, of New York, moved here
yesterday, occupying his own house on
14111717111 Hill.
‘ Mrs. Kate Thames and Postmaster
swan are having then residences in
Rdwnyton avenue repainted.
The members of Rowaytpn Hose
Company will shortly present The Dis
trier; School of Blueberry Corenrs.
51
" lohn D. Falter, of Brooklyn, is ex-
posted here in a few days to take {108- "
sedgion of his summer residence on the
Wkfit Side.
"William .T. Moran has had a watm
.plpé‘ laid fxom his well into the barn,
and now pumps up the wate1 for the
usb- of his cattle.
s
_.
Noward Mills “has moved from 011
Ridge to Rowayton 11venuo,llvlng with
(‘litlrlcs Morris thc slono mason, by
whom I111 will be employed.
Mifi‘h T1, 'lk‘VOs,‘ of New iork. the
lessee of tho 'i‘olten‘eko Heath Inn was
in town yesterday. making turnngc
ments for the. 5111111711121 season.
.'.Ilii ——-—+¥-‘
Mrs. A2". Mlil. 'lercm‘h Anderson,
Mrs liydla Brown l..iz7.I( Plodunsky.
Geraldine Hope, Cl. N. Wood and U. B.
» Keeldulhavc (chillers awaiting them at
the 117mm: ptistbtllce.
W
B Arthur Grltllu, of Rowaylon nvo
nuo, has disposed 'of his' interest in
the house. at No. 87 West street, South
1 Norwalk to Arthur E. Benedict and
, - wife, of South Norwalk.
‘ 1 W
l7fl.
Two boys driving 11 horse owned by
7‘ A: Salmons, or 1"sont'h1 mNorwalk ut-
,_ tempted to tlfin around in the high-
way opposite 1' 11.313171131111011... and
the shafts ofqtbégw or were broken
c. . and outer damage 611.
‘ “mil" mthlym mvrfrghmeethg
77 .7: 30 this «7 n3, follow meeting
7 “the execs ‘bocve ‘Tho visit of
title 79?; ”P. I. C D, to ItNorwnlk has
" (mimics I071: 7 7ny7. evening,
Til: sale of seeds and plants to (new
hero of t'he 'flomM1 lesr (1111b
' ill is improving.
' " relatives from Biidgeport.
‘ tire Missionary Auxiliary yesterday
WESTPORT.
Sylvester Keel
er, who has been quite
Mrs. E‘mll'y Beer; is entertainin‘
Mrs. Chauncey Hnnford entertained
afternoon.
Edgar H. Perry, vice“ chancellor of
Aspetuck lodge has resigned, Leslie
Sniffen has been chosen to fill his
place.
secretory-Miss Julia Mend
Treasur'.el~A Benedict.
Organist—Miss Edna l1‘lllow.
Librarian—41. l.. Waters. .
The Christian Endeavor society will
11111111 on Friday t‘\’(’l|lllg at tho 11011111‘
of Mrs. 11:. Smith.
-MI‘. George Louusbury wll'lcad tllcu
meeting.
SQUIRES AVOIDING JOHNSON.
HONOLULU, May: ’.—Jth Johnson
the American hemywr-lght 1111171111111,
11.1111. 11.1111 wmip.
passenger on the s enmei Sonomn, 11r-
riving here yesterday. Johnson said
he was retululng home to force a
fight with Squires. who, he says uvoid
ed him in Austialia.
7 First Team. Second Tum.
Moussellne do solo. in broad clear Kaufmian ......... ..... Schock'
black and white stripes is the motor Catcher.
lot for an elegant dinner gown fol a McMahon ................. Ii Penis
womdn of stately figu1c.lteul lace isl ’ Pitcher.
the appropriate trimming 11‘. Buckley .................. Terrill
First base.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS. .1. Buckley .................. Kcsslor
r.‘“ ‘ 7 Second base
AMERICAN VITAGIIAPH AT llOYT‘S Nouck ________________________ p lugg
The American Vitagraph Co.“ 5 films ‘Third page
me all 01 iginul Ideas new and novel Mocklcr .................. (71111011115
in conception and photographi‘caily Short atop
perfect. TheiI exhibitions are select- .O'Hsra and {allergen 7 ........ Conley
ed with rare. disc1iminntion as to varv Left field
» ioty and the popular demands and Paganettt .................. Stevens
1 embrace the my latest of Vitagraph mgm gem
hits and the cream of European novel- Hallomn ................... K1 zines
ties and sensations. Two hours of
each engagement. The inexperienced
Chauffeur. The lullia itnbbcr Man. 111 '
the Cause of Faith A Difficult i’rolr.
lem, the Female ilighwayman. and
The Servants' St1lke are a few of
the many pictures to be exhibited this
evening. Also new illustiated songs,
by Joseph McMahon.
~———
vioyll.
1,1111. on lmscsvilarstrotns 8: St. El- ‘
stroms l.
"depended on it. and it was only by 'n?‘
The lineup follonm:
education and wholesome fund with ‘
Ampabiod by a good- sized dele-
Salton of baseball fans. the Harstrom
8 77 down
7 street
f .. 7 .77. 777 team,
a 7 . 77 .
1?};fidltfl all.” 5*?“ l7111;171:111
3 9'
resting lfilo" 31717171771577.5177” SA "111'" "tun
gloss prime by in: scum—dill” 4, Thai
orw era pails 39. no out of the
tire a buttihg%ly "Iii “Elle fighth
Inning Mic new three (117111141111.
was clinician} to win.
The hits wore almost éveiily distill"
ed, the Harstroms getting five sodium
St. Elmos four. llu‘rpce did the twirl
. ing for the Harstrtim‘ hint land mm
he was a little wild curly in the game,
he steadied down and had the visitors" .
well in hand,
T
with iy the strongest in the scltool' s"
history. Next Tucsda the to 111 will]
go on New friction and ploy at c ‘Yni‘e
Militias and on 1m 11, will ding up
aghast the Princeton Proust-a. r
Bugle! nine, as a preliminary to
a
'11
r gains at Amusement Park inl
Mes ow- street
The full score of yesterdays game:
Harctrom School.
All R H PO A In.
1 'ia‘E. 05111111111 or Stepney, was a mafia? f} """" "7".) g i I) f", 0
visitor in town yesterday on business Stillwell 3b """ 3 0 0 0 1 .,
pertaining to the estate of the into “nine lb """" 4 0 1 it .0 3',
Miss Grace Emily Jennings, in the Vetterlelu 'c """" 3 0 U 13 3 1
Farms. llurpee, p." 4 l 0 0 i" 07
Mrs. Louis Mills has returned from ng'cit‘m """" :2; i '1' 1 2 (I)
a pleasant visit with Mrs. George 'l‘11rnel'"l"i'-" """ 3 0 1 0 0 01
Mayo] in Bridgeporti Miss Mary ' ‘ ___________ 1
' 1 oer and Snmué Burr Wheeler . - . ' ., “
spout Sunday in Weston the guests 'lotuis "St'E'l """ A; f 7 5 "7 ll '5‘
of Mr. and Mrs. D. In Rowland. ' ' mos, X” gen 1,0 A F
Mrs. Wheeler. wife of Dr. William'fir". “““m ‘f :3, I; 3 3 "3 "f
Wheeler, passed away Monday after you {2,58% """"" 3; 2 0 q; 1 1
a short but painful illness at her home Canfili "b7 """" ‘4 0 ., '. 0 1 ‘
on North Main strcot. Since comlnlz 77011111271, """" 4 0 a g 2' l "
to Westport, Mrs. Wheeler had mudc1“:fl‘"':cl'f """"" 3 0 1 1 0 .0.
many friends who cxpicss their heart- 0i ”I” f """"" ii 0 0 1 ll i
felt syntpsthy to her husband in his ll cot .7'c77 """"" 7, 0 0 11‘ 3 0
sad bereavement. Mrs. Wheeler was 80ml”: 2" """" 0 ‘ 1 0‘
_a sister .to Mrs Hairy Sherwood. 111119717 p. ""'"‘__4, 3 __ .2 __ ._.
' Tntdis ........... :14 1 1 27 7 5
WEST NORWALK' Sc (‘0 by Innings: 7
A meeting (If tht1 Sunday School Hats toms ...... l) t) i ll 2 0 0 3 0—6
was hold last monlng and the follow- St. Elmos 1 ..... t 0 i 0 2 0 0 0 0—4
'ing officers were elected: Summary.
7 Superintendent—F. N. 010ch Two base hit—Cowcll.
" Asniisgtlht Superintendent—Mrs (1. First on balls—Off llu7rpcc 7: off
Sm t Stanley .l.
Struck out—«By Tlurpec 6; by Stan-
mos‘l'.
Wild pitch—Stanley.
[lit by pitclmr——Sl..
o.
Ehnos. ., llut-
Ulnpirv—l). llurkc. '
Played on Welt Avenue Lot.
A highly exciting gamc of baseball
was played yesteiday on this Eris lot .'
in W est avenue botwecn the first and
who went to Australia to sccum 11 second teams of tho Franklin School.
Squhcs, was a The. first team won by the score of l"
to 6 aft‘cr a hotly contested 51111112.:
Both sides played as If their lives
few lucky hits that the first team won.
Center field.
Jolly Nine, 29; has» Nine II).
The Jonv Nine defeated the [lemon
Nine, \esthday afternoon by 11'
some of 29 10110; msscoro'was 10
in 9 In the seventh inning, in favor ot,
the Demons, until Seymour Went in the
box in 11.111111111119111 ‘iiinh'igs.’ the Jolly
Nine scaling twenty ms then.
11‘
I so wm mm 91.. tat-71171111111, noun.
m5“- " 1growth of the town.
THE DANIEL RYAN COMPANY.
On Monthly. May 6, at Hoyts Thea-
he the. young 10111“th actor.1)a11it'l
Ryan, with two carlonds of scenery
and. accsssmics and costumes aggro-
gating a value 01130000, will begin 11
'Shd'iiespdi‘enn -s.play "-lic has just fin
weeks engagement of romantic and
' H111 \'l‘l7\
11.11.11 11. (17011th circle totir' ‘ot the
mhthern cities, Where. he and his com-
pany‘ hn‘vd‘ met with 11111111119111 accialm'
by press and public. indocd so great
has been the demand in Itic.lunoud
Noirolk. Atlanta. N( w ()1loaus,Nash-
write and Memphis 'thatj'hndn now 11:17-
turning from his '"ihi'rd v'Ikll this 11111.1.
son. Not the past five ,\".t‘i'll-‘i‘ Mr
‘Ryn‘u hits i‘dovntctl‘ his 11111111111. 1i‘1‘1’u‘1."‘1‘.r‘1
mm ltoilous pliy‘n 1.11.1 plodvi(dloh.~., and
fluttering support. meshed.
from thr1 puhllt. pruned 't'tfllt’illKh'" Is
that theatre patrons unuoralh motor
the host in drama when sh on with up-
prop1laio settings and .by competent
players ,
PIP'T‘URE IPROGTIAM CHANGED.“
Today starts another period of to1
lowest at tho Nichol Thedtre tin ..Sonih.1
Main arrest. ‘ New moving more
films ware shown at the nttomoon per-
formation.“ The views' Mitch 'vlerp
shown during the first: three' day’s 0‘!
the week being exchsntlod 131111" “thew
in accordance with the («ambushed cus-
tom of the l10nt11.""l'h(1' nor ‘l‘llms
were seen this afternomi by nmnyf’pnr-
sons and' mainstay, lentil: villi-*
lustruted songs which exotte' 'nmfinhlo
cummont.
part of the house; no ”nomad “etc.
Special amen: ht jinn 1.111111011119111.“
and children patrons 1110119 (than by
the 111nnageruult' 'Illhorirlew ipiutnflethi
arm The Moving Plclnhe Milli ‘llhow
trig tlirr'illrihlslllt' Mills“ Moving i’ic-
turow‘vcry funny, and the Child's re
iii?
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you daily. Winston 10 contain ltd
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ITALY'S E’MIGRATION 2A7
stricter flegulattohs "aM"
' ‘unlied‘fl
ROMI‘ May .2. -—‘~.'l‘.he‘ government
p1esented today a bill to Parliament
providing fol stricter: emigiation reg-
ulatlons '1 ~' 1‘"
1177.21.11.11. is added tfflGenc‘l’sfimigaples
on P lcrmoas outta om tomb.
er midsqrnay 1.11.31.11.10 «some:
tion of emigrants retaining from Am-
,9) inn. will only 3"" .nllwcd unenloflmern
.'viullmt'lzod by he ltullull.gr1\ornltiont
tannins... violating this role will on
11.11.11 in Italian main" s .bo'tlnoll $2
l‘ol 7(1nt1l1 1'1'.1tu7u71lug mil ‘I7It over tho
that IWcIil)’. . ‘ '
‘ 'I I111 pad-11112111 (711101111111
li' ctltllfl ant:
tabliuhcd lly the furiclgn minister Jan-
tony i and Juhw’l‘fifitfib your. Arnold
orcmlgrution nonunion ‘In‘ullt. deposit.
$1000 us‘ 11. ‘ Haul. against i‘nirnn"
lions of the W171 i :‘1' ‘t’ t 1
'l he government can stop tho dcpm
11.1in of any cmlgiunts' If It. is cons-id.
orod detrimental their hrteneotmior
them to leaves tor this port they
may have selected. No company will
it units on 101st m «tweets
Ipiisns' tumors «Morgans-1111.1;
hit by thirdly“ MW1‘1flm
and definition theyihliw (in
tub ‘t-l n"drn1tiutlo"1lieie,er without
such deonrmtsldub'nrter' tum years
hsflmel since'they 1115171110111 "16
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H29
11m 1111311110.
,‘N.7' ”pulley ll;£1dlspntch
1.' 1‘13an
It ' gmbwhflm Will”.
"I .-1"Hd wndm into custody that
p
venue. n 51mm. «newton: should an
‘. will take place on Saturday morninz.
{and others 1er 1111mm:
‘1
lafit nihhll- mama ’ilitto‘rncy Burt-it
has none to Niagara Falls
7_No_:'t Suit the"
be allowed to curly éliitgrsnts unless 7
ed 'Aimt'lrlc ns't'iiil'ltln Wméidtullan: '
l
. . “11.15511": or
‘ Hooker.
' 1'W7lios‘is'iv12sthe on.
ruin the my room,
waiting to 11in cation to Mutant. and
in the motions moment of prem-
ration up «the 13mm continues that
always attends one using or a men!
to‘ 'in' mnnber nude such conditions
inaction: 1 time 1'1)qu Tucker and_
Csipemul' were in the mom for a
few minute-Malone
71’th pushed 1aside «the. bars that
shield Iliu'nulndnw Ind gained their
liberty. TM ran in the direction of
the river, southeast trom the asylum,
‘nutli toward tho old silver «unites.
There Ire (no 1‘an In that section,
and the (friendly- wotxis may give them
opportunity to hide Tor some time and
elude «£ch {or 11 day 011' so. but
their captors will not be long delay-
.91! in all probability. '
It became apparent that the men
ihud been in mosesnlon of 11 saw for
.Hmti'om team this sprlu' ”.'1:th “mm and thut they had “3.71.; it i
to saw on the burs that protected the
window. The severance of the bars
must have been a long and tedious
task, working under the difficulties
they" did. How long they had been
1‘” road? to so before the opportunity 7
altered Is not yet known. Their night
was known. within five minutes, and
11 big party of atwndsnts Went in
search otlmem An Investigation of
conditions surrounding their escapes is
to be made; '10 ascertain if there has
boon negligence on tho part of the at
tondants. who had been told several
tithes to watch those men carefully
all the tim87
lives -'
Three Second 1111.1
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m ibis"! ct‘A‘99 sum.
cums 777Mitts. . 77
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17-min hill. at Honest Pricey.“
u w-umm. 7111mm
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don't you pull pt
.17
and try 67116 ‘6? "Mr 11101110111191
can in "ninety, and we are plum! to
(now you. v
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7.311111111111151 Specialty.
liiililliii BINNSISIIN
filled Estate (and Insurance.
- .
7111 Income producing property that
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"it .
Lady 11111111111111. 7
. Women with good
complexion cannot
hehomoiy. Dreams 7
lotions, washes In
powders cannot make ‘
a fair skiu.'livc1:y
horseman knows that
the satin' (o- t of his
thoroug ljlbxtd comes
from the unit-1111‘s
“fili-dgid”condltion.
Let the Muse
"otfhinieed‘nndis
‘ ‘ ' cootturnsdfi'll. ‘Cnr-
‘bms’hingsnd rabbi "viligivo ‘
acleon cost, but mun
.a-‘-—......... m-..
‘hm
the coveted sandman gicn or
the horse‘s skin, Whit-h io‘fiilfi‘iooni- 1
plexion. The ladies will soothe point.
Is them which for ladies who ‘
desire a gentle [anticomciiit i110 that.
will gi vo the body perfect 1 lhnnlhm ‘
intermilly' and the whohmmonocs 1 .
that produces such skins as painters .
love to copy.
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Most of our weakness comes from
.worry. 1
Hotel Mdhackemo.
m—L
J. R. CONNOR, Manager.
l
SERVICE UP~TO~DATE
CUISINE UNSURPASSED
BATES REASONABLE
For further particulars apply at of
iicc. Telephone 488.
“we" . ._
F.T.Etid1usouti‘t Son.
' omomwons
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
WALL PAPERS.
70 NORTH MAIN s'r. .
Tel. 33734. scum NORWAL7K.
'45 Wall on, Norwalk.
M Washington 91.. so. Nomllr.
We have several dculded bargains.
must Increase In value with the rnpld
CABLOAD N0. 8, 1907. 4,17
0th arses
Consisting 'of Brougham, Business
Chunks, and Drivers.
.2»....W.~.~.~-. w...M-_~...._-W.. .....
DA vrn W R]! YMOAD.
Funeral Director
and Embalmor.
1! North Main 31.. South Norwalkf
Residence, 6 Washington 3!.
Telephone at house, 693.
,Tnlephonp at office, asp-2.7
1
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m In the Habit oft-loving Your
Sunday Dinner ..‘. «the
surreal) '
No worrying about selecting
your meat: no bother with
dlnhu or we whdn pleasant
weather COIN“-
"WORLDLV Mluoso‘dsn
f ltnow it Is good policy to be prepared
' for ilr.(1 Are you still without. the
' protection ht '
. usFlnaJmuranco?
List youriioai Emile with us if you
‘ Wont it soldr We have not to have
.'. more. proportion frbui‘ "01710 to $5000
CUEE’OMERS' WM’TITNGw '1 1""
John B" Lawton as;
1..
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1 2 twin Main at.“
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" EDWIN H MATHEWDON, Pf...
- FREDERICK H.7 7R7OWAN7. Ind
. r.'. H. "Mathewson
' John H. Knapp
These Horses will be guaranteed BB -
represented or money refunded.
Respectfully,
OSCAR H. BANKS
SALES AND LIVERY STABLES
River Street. Norwalk.
courtrooms“. cons.
IUDIN I”.
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”Ml-US” AND PROFITI.
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'JDHN H KNAPP, M Vinfln.
"P" A d
WILFNED IODWELL, Dunning. . .
W .‘ 1
DIIEGTDRg. i cut
Henry Cayman!
Samuel Drum-n
Joulnh R. Mmln J. Wallace Marvin
Ghrtutldn Swan: John H. Light
Fred M. Rowan;
t"
qdaiiill
"Fishing Tackle:
Yacht and Launch.
Supplies. 7
Paints; varnishes,“
Garden Tools and
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Add 111111111 other "
Spring Goods now
read-u for 110111
inspection.
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HARDWARE.
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1.1111111 FITTING.
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Tin, Sheet ”Iron, Copper
ind Zinc. ‘ “
[:70 South Main "Strict.
..‘.«(1157
South Norwcik, Conn.
Vlu-
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1 ~ PLUMBING,
1:: WASHINGTON. STREET 7 77
"1 personally investigated,
77.77
' 01‘ a personal interview.
WWD.
“It’s All “7111130.,
You can write it down In your little
-, hook that 17111.. .111 right '1 11 you buy
your goods from us. We guarantee ev-
erything we sell because we- are Care-
‘ to quality. service and p1 ice Our aim
F
ful about everything we buy; 'Satis~
(action to our customers is the chief
cunslderation with 119 satisfaction as
is to increase our business by in-
Houucwlvnn and anyone drwlnn I.
M‘
TRAN.AcT. A GENERAL IANKING waly Ialary can occur. money It nun
7 l
on thou-own homo.
pull ind «07 117:.
biennium" ioariatltl 503‘"
‘ entity (in
Havilanhildgi, Wilmington a1.
' «Ollie. Hours. 0mm. to B p. m.
EVERY ”M0!” 1 931m; CHM.
‘ “1."7 7"
O
should be (1.1an with r. mum
snow white; one piece ‘IStandll’dW
celain Enameled Lavatory. .
Have you ever stopped to mum
how delightfully convenient it"utlll
be to have hot and cold runnin‘] VIM
in your dressing chamber listin-
in; apartment or first floo'r ‘ttilidl
room? its presence would afford yo!
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you pricey ‘70“
plumbers are strictly congrats-int. m
I
MAIN AND WEST 8T;‘
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