, “July?!“
Our stock of bristle goods In so com-
plete that ill will afford you s most
utishctory selection. .
We have HAIR BRUSHES, HAND
BRUCHEC j TOOTH DRUM,
CHAVINC IRUBHII NAIL ORUOH-
u. COIPLEXION chooses. um
Owl-ll: etfi. h l .
run we ave n a variety
of ringworm women- - ~ ~
Item .Pllamlasy. .
nurses at snotty enamor-
alla Illa-misguided. . ,
Thta‘cve‘nlng. sev. as... W. Davis.
will dead, the. Advent social service
at the church}
llenry Barnum, now of Danbury. is
slowly recovering from a severe at-
tack of rheumatism. .
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'i‘he regularjweekly prayer meeting
will be held tllis evening' at the East
Avenue Methodist Church.
Miss Adeline Armstrong: of 40 First
streekwill leave tomorrow for New
Canaan, where she will be gone some
timeior her health.
The big thre‘e-masted schooner J. Vs
Weill. ton arrived last Saturday off
Smiths islandlwith a cargo of wood
plan for the St.,(leorge Pulp and Paper
Company. a portion of villlch was ligh-
tereii‘ from her before attempting to go
up the river.
Throughout Sunday the schooner.
though in the lee of Smith’s island
rolled. nod pitched terribly and the
captain stated that during his life as
It sailor he hail never seen anything
Wors The.cra'ft had only seven feet
of w tar underiher and he was afraid
sh Would hit bottom and part her hau-
sers: lie had him hove to In the West
indies. but neverhad stlch an uncom-
fortlble time as right in the lee of
smith?! island. 1
There to nothing very remarkable in
talent being transmitted lnberiditary.
linens-as ,In the ,case of Jerome Smith;
the tenor, and‘Oaklev. the bustle. two
isntlbyiien possilssed of rare musical
abilityl. but "toucome across the two
oDMites In hillside. Major and A.
Mlaoflflhich are to he found In the
theutl‘n'ee month's old cunning little‘
buby.8mith,_who while his name is G.
Major he is also very much of A. Ml~
nbr, v ,iThe Major‘s resemblance to his
fat.her.;in the upper part of his face. is ~
most? striking, while the lower part fa.
vors histlve years old sister, Pe’arl. '
’i‘huiem. .l ' vs” 1'
When William Podmore was in his,
hollow. days his pleasant face, per-
suasive eloquence and three story de-
partment, wago , were as familiar in.
the villages of tonnecticut, New York
and New, Jersey as the tin ware para-
phemitll'a of Colonel Jim Flake, the li-
censed vendor Wagon of Hon Jacob
Week, and fish cart of Commodore ,
Corii“ 'l’is’. Vanderbilt, throughout
Long". island, Mdssachusetts and New
York, All three of the latter had coul-
menoed__lif .as; peddlers. Mr. ,,Pod~
mare bathe! toss a lot of queer people
and rare b,lllc~a-brac in the shape of
grandfather's clocks, copper warming
pans.,old engravings and'the like, bllt
while Is travels wouldn‘t fill twenty-
ilve, ,Iumes like Baird Taylor, a com-
plete'set of which he owns, he can spin
out yarns by- the furlong on his expel”
Iences'in America; One of the most
curleub sights If ever saw was when
he went to get 5 avcd In a barber shop
kept by a colored man he found the
ex-slave had his four walls and ceiling
papel‘ed with Confererdte notes and
those Who remember how small and
crudeihey were will see it was no
easy; b to get such a collection or to
put t , to an h a use”. Since then
fortune has favored Councilman Pod-
more,*as' he is low one’ of our‘ route-
sent’flve-otiicla s, which entitles-him
to t word “Honorable” William Pod:
more, Member of Council. to his name.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
The“,tindellsigned hereby gives no-
tice» that he will sell at Public Auc-
tion, on the 8th1day of June, 1907, at
twoio‘clock in the afternoon; at the
jllncfityn,.of Charles streetand Plait
avenue..in. East Norwallt. certain prop-
ertythelongln'g to the estate of Emily
J. ith, late of Norwalk, deceased.
whl ;property1ls known as Lots 18.
,21' 53536 and 39 on map of property
bol ' as to the heirs of Charlotte
Hanford. . l ,
' ‘ ‘ ,‘ W. S. HANF‘ORD.
m2! 56 ' ' Administrator.
pastas A‘ND Noaorou.
A certificate was received by Town
Clerk L..H. Penileld, b; New Britain,
yesterday. of the death-bf James An-
gelo Stroazzl, which occurred May 27
at the Soldiers Home in' Noroton.
Strotuzi was at one time a member
of Stanley Post. G. A. R., of New
. B taln. .Hls wile is dead, but he has
"arIliip'ghter living in»W"aterbury. Hé
enlists LinCom any F, Fourteenth C.
V. 1... ill 51, 1 62. lie was, wounded
.' and who. promoted to
corporal September ,1, 1864. He was
mustered out ME? 3121865.,
congressmen .CANAQIAN OFFI-
a' .‘June‘ .5- '*m"*i,oagy.:,g.
cal ”In privatmudizhce‘iir‘ Wilfrid
unlit». the Ca Ian-pruning and
I). B Brodtlgl'. #191 Canadian . Minister
f‘ and Eisheries,.a.tld fthelr. fa-
tor e followéd with affectionate
glint-Guts the progress made by the do-
' ' ted a good sum.
jj sidellts were Ill South Norwalk yester-
day testifying in the Rotou Point re—
monstrance case. and opinion seemed
.‘ to be pretty Well divided among them
. notified and warned that the annual”
hernia William stunner, Frederick E.
0‘
NEW, HAVEN. Juliet—4n ream
the tlfliésmd M ‘ '
i the his: Y .Notr'tl
' .. ford '
to
n‘ Hart
of III,“ position of minority holders of
' toll and Maine stock who do not
immediately enter the' consolidation.
While on this polllt railroad officials
here have been reticent. there is au-
thority for stating that the. merger will
Links immediately the former of a
so. the. New. York, New Haven and
artford Interests probably taking the
form of stockholdingsuand stock con-
., ‘ ~ .5 ‘trol. paying earned vidends to the
' Flour young‘peopl, of this place‘enfi ‘minority holders or he’ Boston and
joyed a trolley ride to Port Chester Maine and delylng "9°“ "'98 per am
one day recently. ’ é dividends of the larger company as an
. ...,m . ,,“4}1lj,llcement for, the exchange of stock
"compared with the 7 per cent. di‘,
vidends of the Boston and Maine. This
Ideals further strengthened by the
present equality lamarket quotation
of lloston and Maine and New York,
New Haven and Hartford shares.
. As regards the question of the tak-
ing of the Ontario and Western by the
New York Central as‘a‘consideratlon
in the Boston and Maine deal, a high
l'aiimad official here can be quoted as
saying that the New York Central on
financial grounds. and in View of its“
, already extensive outlays for improve»
ments. , is not likely to avail itself of
‘ opportunities in the. Ontario and West-
ern direction. which would involve an
expenditure of probably not less than
$13,000,000 or $14,000,000.
The device of consolidating the trol-
ley holding company,“ Connecticut
and the New England Navigation Coin-
pany by which $30,000,000 of free stock
stock is put In the New Haven't-l road
, treasury, will avoid any negotiations
. of nedw securities for the purpose of
carrying out the lloston and Maine.
deal, and also technically avoid any
increase of stock. About ten millions
of these new stock is about all that
will be needed for early use. and the
whole of It will lint be heeded In the
final consummation of the merger.
Examinations for promotion are In
progress this week. at the South Five
Mile River School.
. lira. Edwin Themes, of Jamaica,
Dong island, has returned to her home,
after a visit here. , .
A strawberry and ice ceam festival
was held last night in the Methodist:
Episcopal CIHIK‘h. The-amrlr was a
success, despite the weather condi-
tions, and the Ladies' Aid Society aet-
, A large number of. the-Rowayton re-
over the question of license and no Il-
cease. .
.. : We".
The legal voters of the South Five
Mile River," School District are hereby,
school meeting will be held in the
school house. Friday evening, June 7,«
1907. at 8 o'clock.
To hear the reports of officers.
- To elect owners for the ensuing year.
And to transact any other business
that may properly come before said
meeting.
EARL F. THOMES.
District Committee.
May 31, 1907.
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MILITARY MEN GET OISCHARGES.
Large Number of Non-Commissioned
‘Oi‘flcere Out of Companies D and F.
In special orders Issued from the
adjutaut general's office in Hartford.
this week. are given a. list of dis-
charges from the military service of
the state. The names of Commissary
Sergeant Joseph A. Curler and. Color
Sergeant Thomas F', Hunt, both of
Norwalk, and the following names of
Companies D and F members appear.
although a few of the latter have re-
enlisted:
Rowiayton, Ct.,
DIED IN WINSTED.
George L. Andrews, Superintendent of
.Water' Worka..Pau‘.ea Away, '
WINSTED. June. tin-George L. Anal
drews. aged 67, Secretary of the Twen-
ly—elghth Connecticut Volunlee‘ls' As:
sociatlou. died. of cerebral hemorrhage.
yesterday noon. He was past com-
mander or Palmer Post, and had been”
usperlntondent of the water works
since its introduction. He leaves his
mother. who Is 98 years old, a widow“
and two children.- . .
'ro, RUN swans oN SUNDAYS. i
For the first time since the New lia~
ven began the operation of the tive~'
hour fiyers between New York and
Boston It will operate four of these
trains on Sundays, commencing next
Sunday. The running time. however,
will be a little slower than that on
week days, for these new trains are
scheduled to make the through run In
five hours and one-half. . ‘
The new trains will leave New York
and Boston at the same hour. that Is,
":it l0 in the morning and h in the af-
ternoon. They will,be composed of
dining, composite and parlor cars
only, and the usual extra charge will
be made. This is the daily time of
title, Bay State and Merchants' Limit-
cl.
It Is also announced that. the trains
leaving New York and Boston at 12
noon, daily, except Sunday. will be op-
erated on Sunday, beginning June 16.
This is a parlor-car and coach train.
FLORETTA WHALEY’S BODY?
NEW YORK. June 6.—-The body of
a girl which the police believe may
be that of Floretta Whaley, who elop-
ed from lielnpstead. L. I.. with Jere
K. Cooke. a former minister in that
town, on April 30. was found ill the
Harlem River, near 462d street, today.
The body had been In the water about
ten days. It was'thttt of a girl about
sixteen years old. 130 pounds In
weight. with blue eyes and brown hair.
The police of llempstead have been
asked to come to New York to view
the body. ‘
Company D.
First Sergeant Spencer S. Adams.
Sergeants Thaddeus C. Betta, Albert
Mossman, bouts W. Leonard and he-
Grand Raymond. Quartermaster Ser-
geant. Mortimer S. Bette. Corpornls Ed-
ward C. Nash. Charles D. Rogers, Hur-
ry h Reynolds, William ' J. Sterling,
Musician Alfred W. Waleur, Privates
Stephen Hoyt, Edward J. Sims, Harry
L. Sterling. George F. Ingham, Alfred
K_ St. John. George I4. Woodward and
Charles E. Williamson. c
Company F.
First Sergeant James A. Riley, Quar-
termaster Sergeant Charles Gusrnlerl.
Serge nth Thomas E. Dorney, Robert
11 M tin, FredericktW. Godfrey. Cor-
Bedell, Cook Charles A. Davis, Artill~
cer G. William Sturges, Privates
James Carrtithers. William M. Hyatt.
Joseph H. Laydeu, Thomas V. Seller,
Gabriel T. Show.
HAD A “FRAT” DINNER.
Beta Phi, of the Harstrom School, at
Gregory Point, Last Night.
The Beta Phi Fraternity. or the
liai'atrom School, had an elaborate
shore dinner at Gregory‘s Point last
night. The affair was a very enjoya-
ble~oue In every particular and was
participated In by about twenty. ln~
cludtug Dr. Carl Axel Harstrom.
MAY BE DAN COUGHLIN.
CHICAGO. .lulle 6.——-A special to the
Record-Herald from Mobile, Ala. last
night, says. *
A man believed to be Dan Coughlln.
ex-dctective and politician convicted of
complicity In the murder fifteen years
ago of Dr. Cronili ill Chicago. sentenc-
ed to the penitentiary. later pardoned
and who forfeited s 520.000 bond while
awaiting, trial on a charge of jtlry
bribing, is under arrest in M‘obile. The
man gave his name as Davis. and re-
fused to admit that be Is Coughlin. He
said he had been working for the past
six years for :1 mm company in Plierto
Cortez:'
MOBILE. Ala., June 6.——Dan Coughlln
tax-detective and saloonkeeper in Chl-
COLONIAL DAMEs OF NORTH
AMERICA.
NORFOLKK. Va., June 6.—-The Na-
tional Society of the Colonial Dames of
North America convened at the James.
town Exposition yesterday. President
Tucker. of the Exposition Company.
welcomed the delegates. Mrs. .Wll-
Iiam Rodin Cox, of Virginia, president-
gepernl of the National Society,.made
anaddress and Mrs. Andrew, of Hart.
ford. Coma, read a poem. The day
was celebrated at tbs. exposition as
“Colonial Dames' Day.
sasssNosas ON THE CYMRIC.
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iiroa' £0!!be wit the Boer
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POPULAR AM UCIMENTB.
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BABY ELEANOR AND A NEW SER-
IES OF PICTURES A'I‘ HOYT’S.
An entire new set of pictures will be
shown this evening for the remainder
of the week. No 'class of public per-
formance Is- better adapted to high-
srnde, refined entertainment than this.
The unusual wonders of the world in
every walk and stratum of society,
from which has been called the Inter-
eating, the marvelousuthadramatic in
all its phases. the beautiful and artis-
ilo are depicted here with naturalaesa
of living. The chief object of the se-
lect program In to divert in the form
of the most polite entertainment. with
an array of unique. sensational, comic
and dramatic subjects embracing ev-'
el‘y phase of human inIeresl. One par»
.ticular subject can ha Iy be praised
over the other, so' \u’ formablll is
gIVen in respect to ltsf’licellencc. Baby
Eleanor, who has the? stinctlon‘ of be-
log the highest salariedrchud singer
In vaudeville, has proved her right. to
be heard as an exceptional attraction.
Little Miss Eleanor Is the contest,
daintlest, iolllest and? brightest little
artist that ever stepped: on a stage in
this city. She Is enthusiastically ea-
cored on all her songs. as she has a
remarkably powerful’voice, a large
'mensure of msgneits ",and a clear
enunciatlon. Get the habit. Spend
an enjoyable'evenlug at Hoyt's. Try
It once. and you will certainly be our-
prised ar the great amount of pleas-
ure you derive at the Imperial Moving
Picture Carnival.
JAPANESE NOT ILL TREATED.
LONDON, June 8.—~Bnron Takewo
Ozawa. ,vice- resident.of the Japanese
Red Cross iety, who has arrived
here from New York,.May, 26,.to at
tend the Red Cross Conference, which
Is to open here June 10, throws cold
water on the sensational reports of the
III-treatment of Japanese In America,
to which some of the most staid Eng-
lish papers are devoting milch atten-
tion. In an interview today be Is
quoted as saying:
“Naturally, as a member of the
House of Peers and a politician, I was
anxious to see to what extent any antl-
Japanese feeling existed in, the Unit-
ed States.‘ I may say that the San
Francisco affair is much more local
than I thought it was when l ”was in'
Japan. The result of my Investiga-
tions in the United. States enables me
to delcare that the feelings of Ameri-
otins towardsmy country are most:
cordial. Nowhere did I find the least
sign of unfriendlir'less, with the excep-
tion of San Francisco. ' We In Japan
countri s ito‘we'com‘e more. and more
harmon us, hence ‘ihfi'dESIi‘e that no
such jar as. has occurred in San Fran-
. the stomphmndd tin or ,v
enema snow loo???
wish the situation between the two’
cago, said today to he wanted In that
city for jury bribery. and a fugitive.
in South and Central America, was an
rested last nighton instructions from
Chief of Detective O’Brien. of Chico-
go. Coughlin, who was going under
the name of Davis. arrived here a few
days ago from Honduras. and was rec-
ognized by a former citizen of Chi-
QUE’ENSTOWN. June 5.—The
White Star Linesteamer. Cymric.
which sailed from here for New York
today, took among her passengers John
O’Cnlla‘gh‘an, secretary zor the United
lrish league: To B. FltzPatrIck, trell-
cover of the league, and Patrick J.
Timmlns, a member of the executive
S
hoilld be repeated.”
cisoo. although“ a. purely local
one,
OBJECTED T0 COI ORED BALL
‘ P .
LAVE
‘ BURLINGTON, Vt., June 6.——Two
baseball games which had been ar-
ranged for today and tomorrow be-
} MISS GOODRICH HAD EPILEPSY.
glut-Emailslaundromat-mediation. .
committee of the league, the Amert
can delegates to the Irish Nationalist
Convention held In Dublin.
LETTER TO GEO. F. BENEDICT,
East Norwalk, Conn.
Dear Sir: Tenyears ago, there was
one pure paint and 200, adultoratod:
there are now. eight pure. 200 adulter-
atéd, about half of the latter shorty
measure besides. I , ,
There Is still but one best. and the
difference In ten gallons Devoe goes
as far as eleven next beat—is—In ev-
ery ten gallons. , , .
A new word hascome up in paint:
It‘is strong. Strong paint goes further
slid wears longerz‘ weak paint takes
more gallons and wears out sooner.
The proper cost of a til-gallon job Is
:60. Paint. that. takes 11 gallons makes
It '55. Paint that takes 12 gallons
makes It 300. Paints that takes 13
gallons makes it, 865. Paint that
takes 20 gallons makes it 8100.
~ The 860 job wears twice as long as
(‘8 E0.
BOSTON. June 6.—lt was the opin-
ion of the police today that .Miss Edith
Goodrich. who was found insenslble
on the floor of her father's laundry In
Roxbury yesterday with bruises about
the head and shoulders and a concus-
sion of the brain from which she had
not recovered at 10 a. m.'today was
seized with epilepsy some time Tues-
day nlght. She is not expected to re-
cover.
FRENCH DELEGATE! INSTRUCTED
PARIS.June 0.—-’I‘he Instructions to
the French delegates to the peace con-
ference at The Hague werealwtoved
by the cabinet today and Foreign Min-
Illter Plchon tomorrow will explain Iii
Parliament the French attitude on the
principal, questions. M. Pellet..the
French minister at the Hague; has
been added to the French plenlpotene
tisries. the 3100. These figures are not pre-
. --—+--¢~—--—- -'eil0; they are round. The 10-gallon
, .. AT COURT. ., , , 7 point Is Devoe. ' ‘
“in London dldyou m .to..courtfl',’., . Yours truly.
be. asked. nI-ie unionist-wilted. r. w. DEVOlil a 00.
.18.
...:P. 8.—-C. iii. Dow South Norwulk.
And answered-J'twaa‘ “on i thought
“l-dId—but was acd‘tI tilde ’ ' ' had-Film. Gerham,
inset Norwalk, sell 1,
tween the University of Vermont and
University of Alabama teams have
been cancelled by the management of
the latter team, and the reason assign-
ed Is the presence of two colored
youths on the Vermont team. The cam
collation of the games Illvolvesa for-
feit of $300, It is said. as the VermOnt
management declined to release the
Alabamans from their contract volun-
tarily. The two colored players on the
Vermont team are Watkins, first base-
man, whothas recently been elected
captain of the 'varsity football team,
and Williams. second baseman.
SAN FRANCISCO AFFAIR,
TOKIO, June Ii.—The leading papers
are absolutely silent Ion the question
of proceeding to exu-smes in the wset-
tlement of the San Francisco analr.
Common sense peoplemnly expect rep-
aratlon for the losses suffered by Jan-
anese residents-there's“ the punish
mentor-their assailants. . it llam-
Iieved. that the government of Japan
Ill‘ taking proper steps in the matter
the tardiness In effecting a solution
of the difficulty Its Opinion has not yet
reached the stage of advocating an ap-
eal to a hostile demonstration in any
thipplncott’s. Lour paint.
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here whose opinions are worth dueling .
and while the public is irritatediatl
flashes?
Iorranged with Charles Gro
. lefore he resumes acting.
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should be equipped with
snow white, one piece "
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moon; Jillib bl—‘Ai’iiliam (Mildl-
te, suitor-cached London ycs erday has
mall to
write a new drama for the latter. for
roductiull ill America and England,
'Mr. (Ill-
latte will return to the United States
. sum and devote six months to writing
the play.
.. iI [stall kills
(thialllyt‘i Thrill
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BRIDGEPORT. ‘
Phil-us I‘ll lint
PIANOS" TUNED BY THE ulcer
COMPETENT TUNERS WHO CAN
as OBTAINED.
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celalll"li.'nameled Lavatory.‘ .“"' ‘
Have you ever stopped to cull“!
now delightfully convenient it would
be to have. hot and cold running water
In your meaning. chamber, sloop
In; apartment of first floor toilet
rental" its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort. " '
* We {will gladly quote you prion. Dill‘
plumbers are strictly competent an
allusion, honesty andjrellahie. ,
Horace R. Nash,
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FOB PARTICULARS. INOUIRE OF
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Sunday Dinner at the
OLIFFORD
Ne worrying about selecting
your meats, no bother with
dishes or stove when pleasant
weather oomol. ’
Courteous Sorvlco.
Pleasant Surrounding
Excellent Cooking.
CHARLES REYN‘EKE,
‘PNP'IE‘W . ,.
.TIIOPM". 4,98. “Hf". ‘,,,
LflWllMtIWBI’S
at $2.75 up. ‘.
A very strong line of fully guaran‘
teed High .Wileel Mowers, at $5.50
to, 86.00.
A complete assortment of the best
gradel of nAKEs. HOEB, GARDEN
FORKS, SHOVELS. SPADES. and all
swamps-scum W
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True Spirits of Turpentine
waitresses. ‘ .4 in
WE DISTILIID " l "
In!
icsoaesrowsMA some - I,
For his: Jan-no. wt”. Vuruuhes. Painli,’
on” etc. ' ' '
I64 Front Street. .
THE CHARLES El. SHOLES COMPANY‘
‘01: Sales Agents
New York City
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Farming Utensils, at the lowest prices.
General repairing and machine work
promptly attended to.
instill Huddle (Io.
r. traumas“.
Tel. 1884.
account-alum.
Wholesale :and hetil'iiih’aihmln ,
want. taillight. ..
70 NORTH MAIN er. g, . '
OOUTH uoswaut.
3.9 Main St. Norwalk.
Telephone Call 975.
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of Sea:
, Food Cooked to Order.
Bathing and fiSIlII’Ié. .
Bath Houses to Rent .by thevSoasou
his
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I sell only Investments ill”
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, , I personally investigated. "kadszégl '
have been most rigidly ,In you , .l'-
. - ' by some of the very best Ila-imam
w EAST NORWALK .DI'MGISIOnaI men in Olll‘ CII)’. W3. h." .
large holdings .with us, andwhoi'oo
'onlmend. these investment!» in 2.131.311
‘ most. intimate friends.
* is: r r.
A, card. will bring you our human
or a personal-Interview.
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to South ‘MIID Street; . i
John Of$u|l|V$Qn. ‘
Proprietor. ,
Hotel Mahackemo.
J. R. CONE'mnagor. W
SERVICE UP-Tml , "' “.- V
CUISINE UNSURPAEBEQ ‘
“- RATES REASONABLE
Sunday Dinners a Specialty.
lice. Telephone 488. “ "
utilitilliliiil
Real ‘E's‘t‘atetl’iii Itt’°‘iirélii‘te.j
We have several decided imam
In Income producing property that
must: Increase In value with the rapid,
-
PRESIP'UIE TANKS.
Auto. notice . .
.1337
PLUMBING 'AND STEAM
......i arisen.
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STOVEOAND RANGEIW.
190‘
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17 WALL eraser.
For further particulars apply at of-. h
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. Gas and Steam~Fltting, Gnu Fixturfl
. Mail Cdillnq, Etc;
Have you seen punctual; of
RICHMOND suitcase.
THE JON-138% ~HOTCHKISE-
COMPANY ,. Inf"? .:3 .
for friSIoIl‘tilIi: .
. .011 and after Tue!day‘..ianuary 1
.1906, Freight Propellers will from
Pier 28. East River, Newifiorl,.‘tfl'nl
of Dover street); every.day,_:(exvr‘.ln
Sunday). in 4 p. m. Freight receives
at News“: up to 4 p. m. and Scull
Norwalk up to 5:30 it; man--
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number of .very dbllrhllie-“hllhrhprlil "
> Automobiles stored,'overh"ltll'eii “and
sale. and can make the “terms and,“
repaired. Tires. Lemon. Oil‘s. ‘Dry' v'ton
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Cells. Spark PlunIl‘kfi- . , . J. ““ I " ’ ‘5“ r ‘0”:
Launch Engines. Covers. Curtains. ‘ ..‘wttrm ' TIP? “I ”'5‘ I!
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Turpentine, Tents. Awnings and Calls"
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