‘sllbl'e. .
‘ 205 chhinglcn 81. -
Tcl. coil 141-2. ,
- 111011111 Hatchman is home from col
legs for the Summer.
‘ Miss Carrie Arbcd is spending seve-
. to] days in town on business.
Hawlcy Partr,lek of Danbury. an in-
ventor, was a visitor in town today on
business ,
111.111 Brown has been promoted to
the chief engineer of the oyster
11.111111111111111; W Decker.
«Junior League will hold interest-
in; entertainment in E. N. M. E 011.,
mil eve. Ice cream 011 safe. Adm 15c.
The public schools will close for the
season on Friday. and the children
xiiiu'commcucc their summer vaca-
0111-.
13118 Junior League of the East Ave
hue» Methodist Episcopal Church will
11011111111 entertainment in the ehu1',ch
Friday evening.
work has been commenced laying
the sewer along Seaylcw avenue and
_ the sidewalk is fenced in with pipe
,1 which is to be used there.
H11 Frcidman, the butcher and (lea-
1““ler‘ in kosher meat, has purchased the
meat market of H (1.11 Ryde1 on the
Wafshlngton street blidge. Mr. Ryder
will keep a mmket at his home, and
Will: run a dclivory wagon.
The Woodbury Langdon place in
East Norwalk is being repainted and
pui‘ in fine condition by the James 1".
Conley Company. represented by Char-
lies H. Conley. Mr. Landgon docs not
intend to use the place this summer
The big three masted 11;:11001101' Emi-
lie (3. Birdsall. of New Yor,k is moored
“at the Norwalk iron Works wharf
while being lights red to allow of her
1191111; towed to the wharve of the St.
George Pulp and Paper Company, in
Nor‘waik.
'311'; and Mrs. Edgar F‘anchcr and
son,- Roy, were in New York last Mon-
day, attending the commencement of
Normal at
Mendelssohn Hall of the class of 1907,
01 “Which Miss essie 11111111111111111 (1
member. The class day exercises were
held Saturday and a reception by Dr.
Earle and tht,I faculty on 'l‘hmsday.
Miss Fanchcr‘ is also a graduate oi‘ the
Booth Norwaik lligh School.
W
., There is a had [long which hangs
about tile Benedict Farms Bridge and
the authorities are determined to
1111111. it 1111. even if the county jail is
a little overcrowded inst 111 picsrnt.
hb language which those y.oum,' but
no ‘ ’mplished lonl’crs use, is disgrace-
In decent and insulting to all who
ompcllcd to mass the brida'u
)1ch complaints have been made re-
milling this gang of laughs, but noth-
thus been done about them until
rday, when Constable J. J. Good-
, .i‘puld a visit to the storm center
"1 ave them warning. Unless the
‘miuinges its quarters whore it ill
1‘11 offensive to the public or is-
nrrcsts will follow.
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uslcal and Song Recital
BY BLIND MUSICIANS.
Ave. M. E. Church, June 19th,
' a. 15 p.111. Tickets, 15c.
cream for sale at close of en-
,mcnt. '
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ROWAYTON.
people of Dell island are having
float built for use of bothers of!
11811
“W
e 1111111. go round at Roton Point
ll be in commission by Wednesday
“ his week.
D. 1,Ward of Hickory Bluff.1'-c
91! 11111111111111 morning from a 111111
f trip (it several days 1
. 5 Half. of Brooklyn, spent
and Sunday with his nicnd.
Norton. oi Rockeiiffe. Hick
‘1.
Coulatouk and family. of New
hays taken possession or the
tar! outtake 1111 Hickory lliufi?
Edgar Monitor, or N w
o ,poctoti'up next 1111011
(111111 melt at the Lockheed
1 ' “ t ‘
..F Ambler. of 111.111.111.111.
a choir at the Norwalk Con-
‘urch. lunacy. 111 11111115
811 INe'wklrit
11111 111115.. 111111
Micah want in {or
1 11111111111111 dip.
‘ C. ‘11}. llackicyils to? sow tor'ti
‘ ’fivhlllllK in the Baptist Church bn‘ao-
, tablebux.
“ there will be a meeting of the our
Island “
3.391111% 9 and 31111"
(’11 ldkflo y the
Methodist Church will moot ‘a‘lllm‘a‘
W
Mrs. W. D Ward, of Hickory 1311111.
‘ has been up in Orange county. N. Y.. '
for the past two weeks tor the bsncilt
111111111 voice. which she lost at the sea;
W
, George Minor of Rowayto’n, has 1'11
signed his position as baggagemau in
11111 South Norwalk railroad station. 1
and Charles Robinson, of East Nor-
(walk, commenced his duties there to-
M-
Thero will be 11 Sandra social this
ment.‘ One of the pleasing featured,
or Minc,’ by James Wllitcomb Riley,
which will be read and illustrated with
John Farrell, of Hickory Bluff, took
a dip in the briny deep. Saturday. Mr.
Farrell was out in Miss Farrell's ea-
noe and was trying some'stunts that
are not down on the calendar of
straight-away Work the result of.
which was that the cranky little craft
landed him in the. water.
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On Friday afternoon at 2: 30 o‘clock
committee and the decorating commit
fair 21 success at Mrs C. E Hacklcys.
A large attendance is earnestly re
quested at the fair, which takes place ‘.
on the 28th, and there is much to be i
done and settled.
MRS 1A.. B. CLEVERLEY, ‘
Chairman.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
The annual strawberry festival at
St. John’s Church, Noroton. will
be held Wednesday evening, in the
Barton Town Hall Among those who
will take part'in the entertainment
are MisSes Minnie and Josephine;
Hickey.
E. S. Gillespie and W. 'W. Herrick
played the final yesterday afternoon in
a tennis tournament at Wee Burn.
The first games in (htI first tournament
of the season on the Woo Burn courts
were played Friday afternoon. 0. 1..
flowers defeated A. Monell, 1-——6.
6—3, 7—6; E, S. Gillespie defeated G.
P. Howcs,6-1,6-—-0; F. W.
Doty defeated F. Renshaw 6—~0, 6—2:
W. W. Herrick doofoated F. W. Doty,
6—4, tl-—2; Lea Herrick defeated E
Y. Webbcr. 6—4, 6-»2; W. W ‘llorrit'k
defeated A. ’l‘rowbrldgc, 6—0 6~—i;
E S Gillespie dolentcd 1111.1 Herrick,
4-6,6—-—1,S—16.
At her pretty home on Norotou
Heights. Saturday afternoon. Miss
Edith M. Wallace have a delightful
lawn fete to (1 11111111191 of her associut
cs both past and present.flo1n' the
Yale and Towno main oilice After
a dainty collation served on the broad
porcl1,c:uuo a croquet 1I.onicst be-
tween the various i)cpa1't1n(1Iuts,- in
which the Accounting Hill‘tllil and
Department, ii (1111111 ol'f victorious;
then came lawn tennis, music. slun-
lag, (Ito.191111111.1ti11g with a jolly show
ride lhlough tho shady \v11ods,1In]lv~1.'.u
(Id bv (ollorc songs and cheers A
tired but happy cmwd was finally do-
posited at the rulhond station. nittr
one of the most pleasant events in
their 1'1:('oli1.1'11'tlon. Ailltlll'; the invil
(Id guests Were Mrs. John E. Hurt-
‘wright, Mrs. John N. Conant and the
Misses Muboilc Smith, lionsio Howard.
ltuthiluylou, Margaret ()1'1'. lrcuu
Overtou, Louise Fuller and others.
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The composition at Woo 1311111 Sai~
lll‘tldi, was for the W. l). ilasknm
prizo-13 holes medal play handicap.
The scores: (‘. S Scllcck 85-13——
72' Scuylcr M1I1'.1'itt ohm—73; F.
C. lookwood. Stir-1.143; ill. Sella-t
volr 142» 9—43; (1‘ M. Addison 101»-
till-~1I‘7ti' ii ix. Mclinlfig Hill-21" 711;
.l. ll. Knapp iii'm‘lll-w’lo: ll M. liltin-
bot'k ilii~--‘.itl-7il: J lloldou 111111111111.
92““) ~~~~~ 711: W. [1. Baldwin, ill1ii~—'
77: W. N. i\‘l('(‘1u'1l. {1.1.._17...77; l‘ N
Knapp, 98» 2il~~-7tl; "ihcodoro ll.
Hoyt 105~t1~7911. (ItlsmSmltlm
101—22'49; Dr. J. Ii. (lriggs, lO.i-—«
24—79; Ii 1. Woodlun'y, iii-Mmlitl:
E. E. Riuehart. .lr., 1171—;'15—-80 A.
S. Pitt 93~~12~Siz lumen Hoyt
Knapp, 98—17w81; h M lockwoori,
102-21-8l; 11.9.1. Cummings, ill-41
~82; D. '1'. 11111011111111, 103—411-413; l
11.11. Doly Mull—~83 111 .1..1 (3111.»
mm 1(16«~22——84: F li.Smltl1.112~~
Sill—~84; 11. C, (111-on 1001—l(1-8Ii; M.
it PM 105~20~8m K. W. Malls
iloltl 104~18-86' 117.11. Scoticld 108
viii—~89; Dr. George Shcrrili. ill—‘1
20-411: li‘. W. Duty. 117-24-~93z W.
N 'l‘ruvls,1ili-~2.'i—~litl. Did not1fln~l
lab: 11 D. Brown. E C, liovt. Arthur
l(1'.uedy, W 1’. Sears, Richard Dev
ens. ’
A11 attempt. was 111111111 About 12: 311
ycstcidny morning to break into John
W llmlco'u house on (llcnbrook 1'.oad
but was frustrated by the members of
the household. who wore awakened and
scared oil the intruders. A ladder
wan obtained from the barn on the
”Will" 11111011 and by means of mo
attempt. was made to not into the
1111111911 11111111.. by way of a aorond story
window. Mrs. inslec was the first in
the house awakened. and she soon
had the entire houarhold aroused.
There we a man on the ladder. and
oin attcmp 1111: to make a hasty exit.
be clipped and fell to the ground. In
the meantime the liobbyu heard the
commotion, and they threw open
their windows and lohyied in the gen:
oral alarm Pretty soon the 111111111
neighborhood was up. but the 1111131
lar got away. However. her (1111 hots
in o, anythhagmm with him. Mills 1111-
'iilal'its shalom wrist. billing:h 1111‘"ng
afternoon at” 8
(‘11 hours sunca‘v .311 11. stone wall
lap says 1111 was an undersized man and
‘111111115 1011111111111: tram the Robby
*1
, light. 1
will be the poem “Au‘ Old Sweetheart »
‘1.
. William D. Dickson took his men to
compo beach a tow days ago 1111
toe on of all interested in makin the 1'
d g .Bildgeport. were Sunday guests or
'Mrs. James Bulkley of Mill Hill,
(Southpolm. is visiting her mother.
Mrs. Benjamin Foster, (11’ 6111111111
,exerclses of Mt. Hoiyoke college of
1 Doty de- 1.
fasted 0.1. Howes. 6—4 6-21 F. W.
rs. 1111111 Barlow 111
E. 8. Wheeler is in the wilds of
Maine. on 11 fishing trip.
mm
M151 spit Manic 111 111111111119”
Db 11‘, is 1" stink (1111 1111511111 in town: ,
W,‘
Mrs Horace Mills entertained Miss
11101111111 (1 Wand at her home in Cross
1111111111111, laundry.
Mrs. William 111111111111 children (1!
Bridgeport, Wale Sun i11y guest (1
Mr 111111 Mrs. Henry Mil ls.
Employ 1111111111111
r
has
for the summer V111 ution.
Mr and Mrs. Oscar Smith are on-
iertaining their daughter Mrs. Noll
Godfrey of New York city.
Mrs. John Henry Jennings is enter-
taming her daughter. Mrs.“ William
Smith of Charleston. 8. C. .
Oscar Allen. the launch builder, at
Saugatuck‘, has recently shipped two
20-1001 boats to New York.
Rev. John s Bough, a {miner Wcst-
port pastor, preached in the Metho-
dist church Sunday eyening.
treated them to a chore ‘dinl'iér. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Goodsell of
Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Stoddard
F M Raymond. oi Ssugniuck, has
been elected pienidcnt of the Fire
‘Under-wuters cf the Norwnlk distllct.
Charles H. Boers. formerly of West?
1'1oit has recently purchased the Char
193 D. Dimond house on Elmwood avc~
inue.
Farms.
The Children s Day services of the
Greens Farms Sunday school was held
Sunday morning. Baptism was adv.
ministered to twelve little ones. ~
Miss Dorothy Adams is in M13101.
yoke to attend the commencement
which Miss Julia Adams is a pupil.
Announcements have been received
in Westport of the 1 aniage in Cali—
i’oruiaof Leoumd KW for
mciiy of Westport to his Martha
Reese, of New York 011 Junoii
Mrs Mary Alvord of Greens Farms
celebrated her 75 birthday last Fri
day At the reception from 3 to 6
1s. Alvaro was the recipient. of
many pretty gitts in honor oi the oc-
casion. .
At the meeting of the‘ taxpayers'
associatitm the following (1111111115 were
el(I1(I.ted:P1'esl(lc11tWilliam I1.Bui‘1‘:_
vitc president D. D B111dlty,.‘lrs1(1(-
tary. i“. M Raymond; treasurer T C
Strains.
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BOOMING 0F .1. K. BEAN-1.. 1.
Yale Mon Want President to Make
Him Judge.
OYSTER BAY. June 18--The prcsi
‘dout is considering filling the vacancy
on the circuit court bench caused by
the death of Judge Townsend of New
Haven. Both New York and Vermont.
men have been “ll-{(‘(l upon the presi-
deal He has been rather inclined to
take a Connecticut man unless a man
from one (11' the other states should
Move to be markedly superior. A num-
ber of names have been suggested to
the president. from Connecticut. includ~
lug Walter C Noyes,
and John .11. licnch A man of high
standing in Connecticut has written
the following to the president about
Mr. llcnch which has impressed him a
good deal: «1
“.loiuvK.Iloa1'h is fifty one years at
111111.110 was graduated at Yale in
11177,:11111 at the Yale Law school In
11171111111111.1111; yems he was associ-
atvd in the pmciicc of the law with his
father, who was, i bellbvc the lending
pull 111 lawyer of the stats.
"Not many years after his father’s
death he joined the firm of Bristol,
Stoddard. Beach 01 Fisher, one of tho
lwa loading law lii‘ms in New Haven.
Mr, Beach has lectured at the Yale
1.1111 school on admiralty patents,
trademarks and copyright. ‘
“These lectures have bbcn vol-y suc-
cat-151111.110 was 1111 a number of years
president of the Bar Association of
New iiuvon county. His illness for u.
Judicial position first suggested itself
years ago while watching his career as
counsel 1111 some prominent trade
unions
"'1 he way in which he performed the
double task (11' trying to defend their
rights in court and of preventing them
from claiming rights which they did
not how outside or the court gave me
a. very high impression of hispowur of
tinnitus [)l'iuilltlilllv with both sides of
one of tho‘most difficult questions that
are (amnion before our federal courted”
'l‘hat ,trlenda 11er. 1111111211 are urg-
inu him for this appointment is 11111111
1111on 1'1I.rtaln.'l‘ho fact rcniainu how
ever that Senators Brandugco and
lluikoiey have recommended the ap-
{gingham of Judge Noyes, of Now
111
it is understood that, Congressman
11111 is pushing Judge John 11. Perry,
of F‘airlleld, for tho positl on. and that.
Yaiolinflusucuhc , ci’ii mtren‘uously
111 with ‘ (on!
" 1111111.. baa ptii‘ts.
D 11
13!. t; l
‘returued ‘
home from Kingston college in It. i. “1
“Should to 13111 1111
John H. Perry".
I? 1111 1111111111 11111
‘ tie 'Vor‘thl by bliss Furry.
(1.1111111 of tilt Ailtint'ic‘ Monthly, whose
to was The 111111111111 Tamper.
"At the or (lay sacroiliac. 11111111111 11.
hub; of Providence, Class Preside/111
Louise 11. 1111111111»: l’rovidcncc, 111131
11111 A1 111111111 (11' New Tied 111-11 and
Bertha Guild Collin; oi! iopodulc.
w
111111111111 is (1 111111 color in tho suit
able slid 1
61111111111111
Connection Hoe.
We Have ital has
011 Your Walls
that haw plum you our class we
papercd this year!
our 11111111 or Waii'PIpci'I'nprucntu
the very latest patterns. The selection-
havc been made from the 1907 produc
tlonl of the but factorial.
Agent for the Wm. Compact) 01 Co.
and Fr. Beck 00.
Crockery, «1111111111.. Hh‘hnmlflr
ind Goods, Framed Plciurcc.
Whit. Enamci Rom with mm
1011.
Cloth Shades, with fringe! 80c.
Window 811ch- and Picturc Promo:
math to arm.
Painting, "P" Ninth. and on»
“in.
1 Ask for "s. a H.” Green Trading
Stamps—we give them.
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We 111111 1111155011-
' ‘ 1111111101
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Pauline
Porch Rockers. Lawn Briton, Porch
Scrum, etc. IRciiabic goods at prices
that will call them, even though We
don't have any‘wtorncr.
lheA. .l; Aux
FURNI
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as. are
in Wuhinntch :m'lflfl. ‘
Hamill. can».
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‘IUY YOUR GROCER|E8
At Our Store
11111.1 mic ucnsv.
Extra Fancy Maine Potatoes.
The Very Best Creamery nutter,
9111111111 in hi’vor oil“ 1'. 111111. '
According to 'report Secretary 111112
111111 been appealed to and President
Hadley has been requested to make
pursuant appeal to the president.
“human a doubt Mr. Beach can so
the, ghost endorsements the
Ne 1y bar and prominent
”$1?“ album 1111911011111me
1111 Cahh‘ecil‘tlt'l
“111111111111. but it is the
habit of. presidents
across the street from the hours. and to regard carefully. the opinions or
senators in such 11111119111
and usually
the opinions” of
re atom prevail
is can giro nay lip-‘1“.
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11 lbs California I‘runes ..... 251:
21119 11111111111121 Prunes ..... 251:
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the principal ad. 3'
put them on. Any more «‘1ch to 11" '
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Rosana H .BANKS
1’ 141th to 20 111011
0111111111 1011
HORSES!
OhioHcrses
Chunks, and Drivers.
represented or money reloaded.
COMPETENT TUNERS WHO CAN
BE OBTAINED.
F. E. itiiiKWlltlfl 81 fill.
an worse-«1.
ichuucmc Lora Ann 4 noo- 1
sun corneas. HARDWOOD‘
FLOORQ. stscrmc moors AND
ALL iMPRoVEMsNrc‘. ’
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FOR PARTICULARS lNQUIRE OF. ' ‘1
Charles E Hovt
”1111: CHARLES r. 311111.123 court” r.
5.11.. Sales Age‘mn ‘ ‘
I64 Front Street. New York, ca.
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an in tho“ Hab‘tt‘ of Having Yobrl‘ * I
Sunday Dinner 2111 the"
GLIFFORD
No worrying about cal-citric
your meats, no 11111111111 with
1111-th pr stove when pleasant
“ weather comes. 1 ,
Courteous service.
Pleasant Surroundlnl.
Excellent: Cooking.
know it is; the bust-
to be held
HARDWARE. CHARLES REYNEKE,
112 Wasmucrou STREET. ‘ ‘ Proprietor.
. 1 111111. (67- 11119119111491.
‘7
THE LATEST AND BEST
LawnMuuus
at $2.75.,up.
A‘ 1191111111111; line or fully guaran-
teed‘Hizh Wheel Mowers. at $5.50
111111.011. ”'11P. I .1.....
”A complete assortment not the best
grades ”or aAKEs. HOES. GARDEN
‘ FoaKs, SHQVELS. SPADES. and all '
Farming Utensils, at the lowest prices.
General repairing and machine work
. 111111111111.
(111111101111 1111.11.19.11. ...}.
Consisting of 111.111.111.111, Business E as t N O rwa'k ‘1 1
These Horses will be guaranteed us
Respectfully, 1 '
Tel . 45 2 Q
CALES AND Lil/ERY STABLE!
River Street. Nchaik.
Miller 81.1161'1‘13‘331.
F. 1.131111111501111 Son
ital [stale Balers, V
“mil 531,25; EE'flEWI “0le Httdlttt 00. '°":.'1¢:.':;.......
Wilda Office 181 State Street, 3911.111 51.110.11.111. “
”Tiff‘fi‘ffl; ~- .....,-~ lliVBSlilleil 1..
. 1 sell onl investments tint: l 11 VI
Pianos To Rent [119110113 Point. 1112:1211 1s 1.
professional men in our city, who 11m
largo holdings with us. and who rec.
ommend these investments to then
most intimate friends.
A card will bring you our titerntuw
or a personal interview.
R. L. COBURN. General Agent. ‘
108011111 Main Street.
am}, EAST NORWALK
...-......
Shore Dinners and All Kinds 0181111
, 1.1 Food Cooked to Order.
Bathing “and fishing.‘
Bath Houses to Rent 1111 the Season
John O’Sullivan.
Proprietor.
PIANDS TUNED BY THE MOST
1TENN18 ‘AND GOLF GOODS.
1.
1847 1110‘
PLUMBING AND STEAM
«111111111 611ch It Honest Price-.1 .. HEATING
Ncrw-lk.
Kl
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avatar LADY‘sBDSEssmc (11111»
snow white, one piece "Standard” for
celain Enameled LavatorY. 1
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running wow
in; apartment at first. floor toilet
room? its presence would chord you
1 the highest degree of comfort.
plumbers are strictly competent mo w. thc nvcrcl ducldcd hat-ulna Aiming ,1, 3mm.I 11 11c ,0 "can...“
1111111111111, honest and reliable. In 1.11.1111. producing proporty that Lmea. .." General M111.
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Hcra’co‘ R Nash,
CORNER -MAIN AND WEST 0T8
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RAW“: “
SLATE AND TiN Root-“INC!
GI! and steam Fitting, Gus Fixture.
1 Metal Ceiling, £111.. . . 1
Have you seen our. ctccig. 111'
RICHMOND RANGE?
Hotel Mahackemo.
‘ .1. a. cannon. Manager.
l
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.1... CUISINE ousuapassso
"Wm RATES asasomsta THE JOIEIgsMg Hg'rcnkiss
Sunday Dinnersa Specialty 11111.. 1.111.... 4‘“ flaw...
For further particulars 39111! at or
doc. Telephone 488. ,1,
HDHABLE DANNASUN
(It! Wall 81., Norwaika, m
I4 Washington 81., tic. Norwailt.
Real Estate and 111111111111
11111111111 10; l. l‘
for freight Only
On and after Tuesday. January I
1906. Freight Propellers will 11m
Pier 28 East River, New’ York, (111111
of Dover silent). ovary day (1111111111
,8u111iayi,ai A p. In. Freight rectal-11o r
at NOrwalk up to A “in 1m. and Bond "
' Norwalk up to a: 30p ,
NORWALK STEAMBOAT con
hould be Iquippcd with I 11111111:
Have you ever stopped to 0011311191
11 your dressing chamber sleep
We will Kindly quote you prices. 011!
must Incl-cue in vain. with the rapid " '
1...... .1.. ...... Whu Net Bull Your
.......... perpk” 3011. 1111.. 31110 7
28c 1
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ll! cottons ‘
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PREOT- 0- ILiTE TANKS.
Own Home ‘?
Rents are advancing all the thrill.
Auto Garage .. 311d definable apartments are 1111111111:
and M‘aiOhlne ‘8th ins scarccr every (1111' Wu bu V11 11
0 number of very death-111111 homcs lot
1 ante. and con 11111111“ the 1111111111 and
11111 (10111131 NDRWALR 1
STORAGE
Automobil I stared. oval-11 led 11111 9"“ right. ‘ ’
wausuoucs. 1. 3'1,
puitc’ 1m Lam». my
. 1°" ' Cells. park Picks. an. 11.1“. Lamfi & 00":
FURNITURE, PIANOI. ETC. Launch Engines, 01111111.. Cumin» .. INCORPORATED
. “ppm“, “9.1.5”, 1 Turpaulinl. Tonic, Awninall Ind Mill. '
204 WASHINGTON 31'. ‘ mum 1111111111..
E. B. Rob-man, Proprlolcr.
..pnss'r o-ms nuke. 1
V ; 1101111. VICT
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