BRUSHES
Our stock of bristle goods is so com-
plete that it. will afford you a most
sotlsfactory selection.
We have HAIR BRUSHES, HAND,
INUOHIO. TOOTH IRUOHIO.
SHAVINO ORUBHEO, NAIL BRUSW
£8. COMPLEXION BRUSH“ BATH
BRUSHES. etc
Every brush we have in a variety:
of styles to suit all purses.
lilo Bridge Pharmacy.
'umlwrdflaaotw.‘ Wm»:-
soc Wuhln ten 01.
191. oath
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Tb'u Iragular weekly: .cla'arsapstlng
of thallium avenue Methodist. church
will betbeld tomorrow evening. 2
Next Sunday. Rev. Freeman will ex-
change pulpits. with Rev. James Davis
of the Advent Christian Church.
The Colonial Foundry and Machine
Company's foundry was closed today
on account of repairs to the cllpola.
The meeting of the Epworth League
yesterday was on the subject‘ A High
Standard, ” and Fred Hawkins acted as
leader.
Burial Devine foreman at the Win-
chester Arms Company’ a factory ill
. New Haven, was a guest of Michael
lll’l'ow. yesterday.
All auction is to be held on June 8
at Charles and Platt street to settle
up the estate of the lee Emily J.
Smih of which W. S. llallford is ex-
ocular.
1 The semi-annual meeting and elec-
tion‘of officers of the Epworth League
of the East Avenue Methodist Church
will bé held this evening at the church.
0thr business of importance to the
loa is to be transacted.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry 1. Bennett have
b96311 in Philadelphia attending the
col oncement exercises of the Phila-
a Dental College, from which
,Tson Ralph Bennett ill one of the
gre “notes of the class of '07.
s Epworth League of the East
Av re Methodist Episcopal Church
will old its regular monthly business
meeting in the Sunday school room.
this groping at 8 o‘clock. As this is
the lection of officers. every member
is 1111‘ d to be present
Mn is Needles, who has been om-
plays for some time in the Murphy
Maliiilacturing Company. caught his
rooms the belting of a big paper cut-
tin achine there and had the hel-
tar-1mm shoe was ripped and1
torn ,And aconslderable portion of his
heel Was grq lid off. He was taken to
his rum in t e 'llaviland Horise.‘ and
Di: 1" B‘: llfifltet is attending film The
8imb is very painful and much swol-
en
eDoh't let~the baby suffer from ecze
ma. acres or any itching of the skin.
Doah’s Ointment gives instant relief,
curefiifquickly. Perfectly safe for
children. All drugglst sell it.
" adv/anon.
Mrs Annie Knapp of Danbury, visit-
ed her brother, James E. Stevens.
Mia and Mrs. Sidney s. Wilson, of
this place. are the proud parents of a
nine pound son, born this morning.
Charles Pinkney and family, of
Brooklyn. have been guests of Mr. nd
Mrri. William Plnkney, of Roway on
avenue.
Martin Rourke and Mrs George
Clarke of Brooklyn, were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs James E. Stevens, of
Pennoyer street, last week
——'I‘he District School will be repeat
ed tonight, at the Hose Co. hall.
Miss Marnie Tanlly,n of Brooklyn.
spent Memorial Day sand the three
days .following with; Mr and Mrs.
Ssmu'el Mead, of North avenue.
liaise V8 v Ian Steven, klndergartner
at 9 Leslie & Watts institute. You-
,New York, has been making a
vis 'wdth her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Janice E. Stevens. 1
Ths're will be a meeting of the
Library" Fair Committee on Tuesday
ovei'lilig.~dune -4tb, at 8 o‘clock at the
resthence 0t Ml‘SC H. Hackiey. Will
all the solicitors please report and 1
all the ladies who are interested please
attend Mrs A. B. Cleverley, chair-
man.
-,-2'rlie Ladies Aid Society of the M.
E. Oiillrch will hold a strawberry fes
tlval'ln the chapel, Wed eve.. June5
'l‘llS contract for the fine residence
to bebullt at Rowayton for Theopblle
Euphrae has been let to N. S. Finch.
Darien carpenter work and plastering.
The plunglbing and heating are not let
as yet. he house was planned by
Arcbltect: F. S. Morellouse, and will be
built/of local stone and provided with
every improvements. The mm of
field stone and wood on the property.
which is near the trolley bridge. has
been completed, as has also the stone
2 and concrete fence about the estate.
2_A great improvement has been made
clearing the land; blasting out
1 4, removing trees and shrubbery,
, as 11119814111 filing. 1
21 ”MEN—- AND macros.
Fred Cheddert‘oa. a realesttite agent
(Munich had his Pockets picked of
to
knodl bother the work was' done on
thgiilsmford or. Taurus lion»
1 the residence at. Newton for.
rankenbor’g . WW :llilk‘tfifl
Po the
,, School room adjoining will have a cap
. snotty of 150 and other. rooms about
2, ash, the'heating’wm'be'ste'am' and the
- lighting electricity.
ed Mrs. L A. Jennings
d 89 ago several papal-ll. panor-
s e was 0 a car ng
@Ffmm Sta ni'Pord ismsn't‘
Zillion. who has ”contract for.
“1:4 p[loungialid litigation“. Company.
V S
Joules 'df Baklyn and 51131181} by‘
the Hanson and Chopin Manufacturing
Company, of New London. The plans
are by Hale and Rogers, 11 East 24th
01.. New York. _
WESTPORT.
1 Plans aré‘liefitg oo'fipléted by Archi--1
tect A. N. Paddock. 20 East 42nd street,
New York for the new edifice to be
erected for the Westport M. E. Church
of which Rev. George Bishop is pas-
tor1'and they will be out for figures
about the middle of the coming
month. The structure will be of stone
with slate roof. The main auditorium
will seat about 225, while the Sunday
25. The interior will be finished in
WESTON.
Clinton Bull is engaged in carpell
ter work in Bridgeport.
Mrs. R. -K. Fitch; returned to Bay.
onne, N J.. on Saturday.
Mrs. M. J. Miller and M1111, C.
Williams spent Friday in Redding
Mrs. John Morton and son. and Mrs.
W. E. Squires spent Sunday in Dan-
bury.
Miss trailer Post, ofSonth Wilton.
was a guest last week, of Miss Anna
Banks
Mrs. William Sanford has entertain-
and Mrs.
of Fairfield.
Miss Jennie Hoyt, of Ridgefield is
spendln two weeks with Mrs. Van-
derbilt dfrey.
Friends from Bridgeport and Strut-
ford have been guests of Mr. and Mrs i
William Osborne.
Mr. and Mrs. lra Andrews of Boston,
were guests last Week of Mr. and Mrs.
Orlando ,Andrews.
Horace Hllrlbutt, is driving a fine
pair of horses purchased from the
Banks' stables in Norwalk.
Archie Abbott has been spending
1 £211 com for the borough has again
e
I _
Mobs-Manon“!
have commas: the tran p
Cob
Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Wyckoif are
stopping at the Ardsley. Winchester
Noyes, of Brooklyn, has rented Mr.
Wyckoff’s home. furnished, for the
summer.
1" The matter of having a uniformed
n tabled, although it is thought the
tter will not be tabled at the next
eating. .1
A number of local sportsmen have
erected a bungalow at Trinity Lake.
and Thursday was Ine opening day. 1
The cottage is comfortable. and is
situated on the edge of the lake.
John Davenport has had an addi ,
tion built on the cottage he recently
moved from South avenue to Park
2 in mg of 5
’ 11m and lbeautifying the grounds
« ardulld the new power house at Got
”me, has been appointed agent
' :8: the Adam aprons Company here
highway over the upper part 1
of the
street
The house formally occupied
the site of the new .liouse of E. R
Lawrence.
J Elliott and family, of New York,
who occupied the B. P Mead resl~
deuce in South avenue. last summer.
have re-rented it for this season, and
returned Friday. Mr. Mead and family
are now occupying the Parkstreot
cottage.
Ridge, which‘is every spring in a well
nigh impassable condition. To this
project Messers Banks and MacDon—
ald assented and the latter promised
to have the plans and specifications
prepared at once in order that bids
for the three jobs may be advertised
far without delay The Georgetown
section is i 800 feet in length and the
Ridge section 2,200. For the former,
the estimated cost of which is about
. for many years ‘by Rockwell Brosl lie
Frederick Howard. who has a farm
at the Four Corners, has received
twentyeighr horses and ponies from
the Hippodrome, New rYOl'k, to be pas-
turea for the sum Among them
is one of the aura lest ponies in the
world.
Dr Willard Parker" who has been
ill of rheumatism of the heart is
still in a New York hospital bill is
said to be much better. His wife who
has been ill of sciatica rheumatism,
was brought to her summer home in
this town. Thursday.
Alexander McKendrlck, who has
been connected with the gorccry firm
(Washington Star.)
“What Is a brain storm?"
‘ Well.‘
p.lnint “
Sentinel Want Ads. pay.
83. 000, B D. Pierce of Bridgeport has
expressed a1wlllingness to offer a
bid.
A8 UNDERSTOOD IV AN lNEX-
em
answcled Farmer Gorillas-
sel, ‘as near as l kin make out
some-thing like saying appendicitis-
stid o' stomach- ache.
sive name fuI a mighty common com-
lt.’ s an expen~
of W. A. Snlallhorn a Co. for some
time, has withdrawn and purchased
the clothing manufactory conducted
takes as a partner in his new business
venture; F, L. Comstock, who recently
sold his grocery business in Sound
Beach.
REDDIN'G.
several days with his parents Mr. and
Mrs. William Abbott, of Hurlbutt
street
Wallace Brown, and Miss Clark. of
Bridgeport were married on Tuesdayl
last, by Rev. W. J. Jepson, rector of
Emmanuel Church.
Miss May Hamilton. has returned
to South Norwalk after a few days
visit" with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Hamilton,
Joseph Sturges house, with its con
tents, was destroyed by fire on Thurs-
day night. Mr. Stilrges, being asleep
in his room at the time. He was arous-
ed by neighbors who had hurried to
the rescue. but could not save the
house. A lamp overturning was
thought to be the cause of the con
flagration.1
M
1. NEW CANAAN.
Shirley B. Potter
in New York.
Wallace Sammis, of Stamford, spent
Thursday in toWn.
George Everett. Jr.. spent Thursday
at Belle Island, with friends.
Miss Ruth Tucker entertained New
York friends over the holiday.
John Henry visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Henry, Thursday.
Miss Sophia Lockwood is 11 guest of
her sistei, Miss Edna, at New Blltain ‘
Mrs. James Leslie of Silvermine, is
entertaining friends from the Bronx '
Conductor Fancher and faintly of
Stamford. have been visiting in town.
Richard Kelley and family have ar- 8
rived at their summer home ill Weed
street.
Charles McKendry, of New Haven,
was a guest of his parents over the
bohday.
W. C Clarke has been seriously ill
for several days. but is said to be
improved.
The concrete walk in front of the
Raymond building, Main street, is be-
ing repaired.
J. E. Horsam is getting up a then-
tre party to .New York for Thursday
evening, June 6.
J. E. Herod and family. of New York
are occupying their summer home at
Pinney’ s corners ‘
Thomas Guinnos is the new baggage
master at the local station, in place of
Neil Martin, resigned. ,
Dr. Kernon and family, of New
York. are occupying their summer
home in Wood street. -
The third degree will be conferred
on one candidate in George F. John-
son Lodge, Monday evening.
James D. Brown and family have
taken possession of the Od’éll place, in
Smith’ 5 Ridge, for the summer.
Theodore Fellwick, of SAilors' Snug
Harbor. Staten Island. is visiting his
wife, Mrs. Theodore Fenwick.
Thomas and Mitchell Stillman, of
Easton, Pa., are spending several
days with their uncle, J. F. Sililman.
Edward Pauley, who has been ser-
iously ill for several weeks It his
home in Smith’s Ridge, is able to be
out.
Theodore Bertino, of New York,
spent Memorial Day with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. F Bertine, East
avenue
One of the Brown cottages on the
Marshall Ridgeeoad. has been rentedl
for the summer by Dr. Samuel Lloyd.
of New York. 1 I
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Brant, of New
York, were guests of their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Will-dwell. mug“
avenue. Thursday. ,1 2
spent Thursday
1 of New York.
[wishes to realise to provide for
William A. Louns'bury lost a cow re-
cently from some unknown ailment
which made it unable to swallow.
The Sanford school baseball team
went to Fairfield, Saturday and in a
game of ten innings suffered defeat by
11 score of 7 to 9.
Despite the low temperature of
Tuesday night this locality appeared
to have escaped a frost except possibly
in name low places. ‘
Excavation for the cellar of Mark
Twain‘s house is in progress The,
cellar will occupy. about one- half of
the building a ground plan.
Title to the Frances Jellffe place on
the west side passed to Dr. Deming of
WQstchester on Monday The now own-
er will at once arrange for Implove»
merits upon the house
New YOlk parties have purchased
from William Husker, also of New
York a track of about 60 acres located
in Bianchllile It is wild land, its va-
lue coming from the mineral deposits
upon it
George 8. Banks has received reap-
pointment on Sheriff Hawley's stuff of
deputies. During the past four years
he showed capability and good judg-
ment in performing ofilcial duties and
his retention in the position is their
fore pleasing to the community].
edFlank Hungcrford, the youth arrest—
li’ew weeks ago for a series of
.thefts fronl pupils of the Sanford
”school and from the cbllection funds
of the Episcopal chuich. has been pla-
'ced by the Superlm court in the pro
baiionaiy custody of Grand Juror Dun-
can for ii period of four months.
Complete interior decoration, outside
painting and grading operations which
occupied a large force of men and
teams for many weeks, have worked a
genuine transformation for the better
in the appearance of the former Jona-
than Whitehead place in Pleasant Val-
ley. now owned by Robert Waibridge.
He will occupy the
house this summer. .
Frank Chambers, representing Rog-
ers Peel and Cdrirpany. has bought
from «Lorenzo Hoyt seven acres ad-
joining on the northwest the tract pre-
viously secured by the same parties
fromethe Old Put Club Association The
latter purchase gives the owners all
the land bordering upon the pond and
will enable them to build a roadway
giving access to the property from the
park road upon the west. , 2
L. O Peck has made a further ad-
dition to his campsite possessions on
Sunset Hill by the purchase of a tract
of 84 acres from Mt‘s W. F. Mande-
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PULVERIZED SHEEP MANURE
(From Chicago Stock Yarda)
..__..1._.
All the above «lid in bags or bar- ’ "' '
r0l0 for your oontrsnlont use.
SHOES AND OliFORDB
oxrosos AND POMPA was '
the place.
1,5,. «8 =8
HA'NAN a soil.
anon. ' 1‘
RALsrorI HEALTH.
04.00.
stirs,
283-50 and «do.
All leathers. for women.
".31.an
room. «at.
In—-- 8
o‘ri'o'uun lion:
(Pure, amend)
"woos Ashes
(from r-IIckqéy wood)
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Wear shoes
THAT FIT
“legion senior-1 of m
for Larva and Gama
80,.
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1_ film. without oridorssr.
glATIONS STRICTLY CONFIDEN-
. Hull-11d Bldg; ‘ ‘ '
ville. it is located ‘1‘0111the east 2. do
of the highway between the former
Crough farm and the former Martin
Murray place. and consists largely of
meadow land. The consideration is
said to have been about $3, 200. The
asquisltloll of this tract brings the
area of Mr Pock' 8 11113111110 upwards of
400 acres.
The Superior Court at Brill sport ad-
journed without bringing to rial one
of the two Georgetown italialls Arrested
for the outrageous armor and high-
way robbery ‘5! Which 'J is; Murik
was the victim. The accused has ‘p‘l‘o-
party in his Mtive land on whi h be
1811-1111111—
ing a bond in his defence. The other
defendant in the case was convicted 1
Automobllodi'sidm. overhaullrd and
smile. 9Ii0,1Dry
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and Macho‘Bhop
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111001.. Covers. Curtain.
‘ Awnings and Balls.
201,1” "Increment. .1
E. B. Robertson. Rambler.
1 more: we. 1
and received an indeterminate sen
tence of not less than four or more
than seven years. 1
Selectmen Banks and Bradley went
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ac cry 11 on w w g way om-
missioliex, MacDonald regarding the
construction .0th good which can
ail-out all s the was ap-
fpmpristlon of 1905. e amount allot-
ted from the 311.0000 1 111 $4 700 and
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1' Richard Kelley ' “'0 h“ been iii “no work has heen doe concept the re TOW Mir-I.
for B9veml days at his being in Car» pal-story. mm of ”I.“ for the 188M '1 1 Add .
her " “6:1 has returned 8 8' work in 90111580“ and a small section of °' ”’th m.
Volts “$1,118,117“ . li' 1.31:8; 121ml t silken: 838881: thwarting . 0. N11. . ”1'1!le
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plumbers. 811838886 Hello gran; Willxprovapipm t8: "Nomination of the" 0M wmrm Wag: ”m.
HI‘V1IJ6’I 1 twril I 1. 1 .‘ 11 ,
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the man's rip 3ft“;
poem. Do you know who wrote it?"
.“What!” cited the pm fuller,
didn't l inst tell yhu my son Wrote it. "
age on pole he did?’
“Sure! 111 you suppose i know his
hand?"
shears This'Week '
The Harm Von Tilz'iel
D aooeFolI‘o No.5.
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“Ironic“ 1".
Donovan Blochm1u Washington Ito
Agont for era-cont Laundry.
Miller 8r ”Jordan:
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Odce Hill’s use Building
churn NoR'WALK‘.
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lain (that ill State Street
IRIDOEPONT. ‘ * "‘
‘ Hotel Mahackemo
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J. ii. CONNOR. Manager.
ssawc: ur-moAl-s
curslns unouapAssso
sArso IlsAsorIAsLs
G LO V E R 5" 81118111 11111113 a Specialty.
l' fifth” piirticulars 39111] If 0!-
lice. Telephone 488.
; Telephonfwéailfiil'lltiw
PIIiIIil
FACT NORWALK
——-—-o
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of Sea
Food Cooked to Order.
railing and fishing.
1 Bath “ileum to Rent by the" Season
John O’ Sullivan.
Proprietor.
We are Demonstrating This week the
firearm AUTOMOBILE
Delivery Wagon and Run-
2 about.
Will be pleased to give demonstrs;
tions to anyone who would like a first-
‘ class car in either style.
F. I. [8888888 8188.
“Horton Good- at 1'1on Prices.”
8| Well “not. , Nor-walk.
201111 Loaned
' ”irony loaned to all inferior! cm-
plows and housewives on their own
ALL TRAN-
Cell and 00° 1.10.
12|ndiapondant loan and Se
“0111in 00.
Washington 8'
Office Hours. I a. In. to 8 p. m. 11
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48 Well at. Norwallt.
0,4 w'urir‘iigroii‘ s13. so. toil-walk.
8118! Estate and Insurance
' 'Wo hall's sover'al dulds'd biPiiins
In 1mm producing property that
must Incnsso In value with the rapid
WOW"! of (It. “VIII-1
BUY YOUR OROOERIEB
AT STULL’S
.ANo shame». .
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar .11. . .. t1.oo
The Very Best Creamery Butter. 2~
2 plus. GrapoNnts .............. 25c
lpkgs. Cream OfWileat 26c
14 Good Bliss .................. 26c
Beans Sugar Corn .............. 261:
A full line of Fruit and Vegetables.
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HARD-woos
rLoons. ELECTRIC LIoI-Irs AND
ERN COTTAGES.
ALL lMPROVEM ENTE.’ ,
FOR PARTICULARS INQUIRE OF
Charles E.11I-Iov't.
on In the 111in of salad 8181111117
lunday Dinner at ‘be
current: 1,
No worrying about «looting
Your mats, no bother with.
dishes or stove wh0n pleasant
8831 [81818 Hills,
...pef' lb- unease-oeoseeaaotsusnnao 28612
Shoulders. per lb. .............. 11c
Ins" Noll-walk .
HOHWALK. 1
weather comes.
Courteous Service.
Pleasant Surrounding.
lxhllont Cooking.
CHARLES BEYNEKE,
Proprietor.
Tolsphono 498.
Ww‘“V—;—&—L . an... —.u_ _-. .; gig—W-
THE LATEST AND BEST
at $2.75 up.
to 36.00. 11 .
promptly attended to. M“, __\
39 Main St., Norwalk.
IOUTH NORWALK.‘ cduil.
JOHN H KNAPP. lot Vice-Eras.
'DIRECTORB. J. 1
E. H. Maths-woos
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josoiah R. Marvin J. Wallace
Christian 8mm John H. Li. I1
Fred H. Rowan.
wrrssso IODWELL, 05.111411. Y‘la‘l
8911111191.
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loath Nqiwslk.
LawnMrIIleI’s
'A very strong line of fully guaran-
teed ngh Wheel Mowers, at 85.50
A complete assortment of the best
grades or RAKEB. HOEs. GARDEN
FORKS, BHOVELB, SHADES, and all
Farming Utensils, at the lowest prices.
General repairlng and machine work
801111811 Hardware 611..
8|lY 88888888 BANK
TMN'AGT.I'AU_5_IE_ GENEERAI; IANKING'
about H MArst'sorr, III-u, "‘
casualties H. ROWAN. 1114 .Vios-
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rwalk,
WOW“ CHEW WOW
8 «. W14 rm. i ll «49.51pm
uni I‘M": 1th Mi (or
POUR-SWIM
1 True Spirits of Turpentlhe‘
(GEORGETOWN AAA SPIN I S)
For Ens Jaws. Wages, VOW. Paints.
T HE CHARLFS E. 5HOLE§r mMFANY'
Sale we! Agent! »‘ 5
I64 Front Street, . Nethorh City
1 I'm
snow white. one piece ” ndprd", loo
celain Enameled Lavatory. .. ,t ..
Have you ever stopped toenails!
how delightfully conv at it m
be to boy. hot and col 11:111th
in your dressing chamber
ing apartment of first doo'r toilet
room? its presence Would allot!
the highest degree of comfort,
We will gladly quote you prlosi, Otis
plumbers are strictly competent In.
ohmic: honest and reliable. .
Horace 8'. flash
CORNERIMAIN AND war on;
mm,
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ThePiumbii‘Ig
li'r' your-house is at «too much Import
once to your health and happiness to
let anyone instill such work aging
they are thorough mechanics. don
standing every branch of tile plumb inn
and ventilating systems. My worst: ‘
guaranteed
Arthur
PLUMBING. HEATINO,. 2 'rINNmo
a Moon. on, Bouth‘ Narnia"! torts
i 0e11' only lnves‘tments that“ i" hit:
personally investigated. and toilet
have been most id first dip
Try some of the vergsbegl tardinessL n1 ‘
professional men in our city, ‘whfl A111
large holdings with us, and who rec
ommend these investments 80 than
most intimate friends.‘
A card will bring you our literatur-
or ,3 personal interview. _ , 1
R. L. COBURN, General Ap'mt.
1 16 South Main StreoL.
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'11PLUMBING AND STEAMi
.. HEATING
m1 WAT-ER HEATING.
0T AIR HEATING; 8'
STOVES AND RANGES 1
SLATE AND TIN ‘RODFiNO
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