‘ with Face Cloth. ,_ . .
1 . _ 6 'I
"firecrackers might set fire to
l
daddy and the bell installed and ready
., .gophcinl «(Joanna novelties for tne
1 In flirt" ' {"303}. 4611, 666, 80c and 81.50
Ono cake Vuntinc'ii TOilet 8059
611611517160. today.
Illa Bridle Pharmacy.
205 WIIhln ton at.
' , Tel. «11 1-2.
day today.
‘ Miss Della Williams, of. Georgetown
has returned from a visit with friends
in East Norwalk.
Prayer meeting was held last eve-
nlnfi in the Advent Christian Church.
The meeting was somewhat disturbed
bfilthe noise of explosions,
Storekeepers and householders spent
a portion of last (1111111111; in wetting
006111 their premises. for fear athe
their
110111811111.
”Launch owners were busy yesterday
afternoon and evening getting their"
(than ready for today. and it the wea-
ther permits the harbor will be alive
With caft of all kinds.
""‘An air of mystery has prevailed the
section about the lienedict Farms
I'ii'ldge for the past few days and there
Is ievidentlv something on toot which
will be 1'e1ealed at daylight today.
ROWAYTON.
“—
',There will be several family reun-
ions and clambakes about. town today.
The glorious Fourth was ushered in
with enthusiasm of the youth and some
of the older ones, who were out to
help along the celebration.
A special meeting of the South Five
Mile River School District will he held 1
Saturday evenln (1t 8 o'clock for the
purpose of consi ering the advisability
of employing either James E Stevens
01' Albert W. Mills as janitor, and to
authorize the making of repairs to the
school house.
' "Some of Betirel’s most expert fisher
men ale planning to go to some one
of the ponds in this section today for
a day' 5 sport at fishing. Others will
spend the day at various points along
the slime, where they can enjoy the
I water breeze.
DARIEN AND N OROTON
__....———
Sheriff Sidney E.
auto trip.
llawlcy was in
Tire fii'o bell tower was completed
for use.
' Tire Bridgeport Y. M. C. A. will play
ball against the Darlene on the Noxon ‘-
lot at 10 o'clock this morning.
"Eagle iiook and [rudder Company
is pinning to hold a shore dinner on
July 14 at Steeplechase island.
All local stores remain Closed today
with the exception of the drug stores
and the places where fire works are
for sale.
i
Grand Chaplain John M Burr. of
Nor.walk attended a meeting of New
Britain Council. Royal Arcnuum, in
New Britain Tuesday evening.
'l‘lie selecimcn havo remived notifi-
cation that the Railroad (lonnnissiorr
ers havo decided that the trolley com
puny must (11 out :1 bridge over the No-
retort River at. its own expense of si-
miliu (:‘OIIHIlllCIIOII to the present
bridge wt 1 the exception that non
tierrs of may be of concrete instead
.07 stone
, wssrponr.
ugh“.
Miss Martha Mills and Miss Abbie
Brotherion spent onduy in Bridgeport
.-
-4
' The collar for George Fulrchild's
new house is completed.
Mr: and Mrs. Harry '1‘. bees are
spending the sununcr in town.
' "1155551171 Mrs. Bishop will board for
t’hc.summer.
7555511 Williams of Weston passed
at Conipo Bench
, ‘"(11113 through Easter! in his
auto ,Dr. Nolan had the misfortune
breakdown.
of 5:13:15 11
1 Denis Milllis visiting in
' 6 meat of Mrs. George
PLATNER A BRADLEY. ProprlItorI .
_ Tuesday in New Canaan.
'_ platives here on Monday.
_, _ ' 511.11 little son last week.
' 111151331518: will remain closed ' all i
‘ lug a Week. with her brother, lra A11d~
a t by in ’1
way Time Saving Associatioii of Roll
Lake City. The company Is canitaiic
ed at 51' 0 .000
Mr. Keefe has a working model of
his device in operation on a small
wooden track in New Haven, and the
device In thought to be entirely 11111101
Preparatory lecture in the Greens
Fili'mt’!‘ (3111117111 1111qu afternoon at 3 '
o (1 so .
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mills and tom»
ily spout Sunday visiting friends out.
of town. M roads or his country may adapt. it
. was patented March 6 lost.
This device delivers train orders,
messages: studs Or any ether communi‘
cation to a fast moving train. to both
front and rear end and receives from
‘fro‘nt and rear (3116‘ any 55551557551151:
desired. With absolute certainty and
Mrs D. Morris Andrews still (10111 without the reduction of speed, it does
tluues qupit‘o ill tiii8‘ without changing equipment or
loonstruction. “
The device consists of a station
about 9 feet (1 inches or 10 feet. which
revolves and is operated from the
inside of an oil'lce. 011 the side Of the
1 stand that faces a stationwhile out of
service are two arms pointing In dif-
ferent directions. Above and below
an arm are this ring seats Which hold
securely the rings that have an at-
tachment for the reception of the or
.,(ler message or other communication.
When the operator receives an order
he places it in the ring—one set for
engineer. other for conductor.
The enggreer's devise consists of
arm pointing iii-moving direction (111d
ring seat. When not in service. this
(11111 drops down and ring scat folds
over, so as to leave no possible way
for it inter'feiing with any track side
obstruction. When engineer on up
pfoacéiin'g ltlrain sees red light (its.
11 aye or: t (1 station device, he whis
Raymond Barr.ett 0" Norwalk spent ties. thus notifying the conductor of
Sunday in town, also Frederick Harrisrmdem5 in device at the station. The
0‘ South ”WWII!“ engineers and rear end devices are
identical. but at (llil'eieilt elevations
so as to enable the engineer to pick
up the top ring and the rear and pick
111111 on tl1(1 lower ring. Both engineer" 5
and rear end device are operated from
lethin, as well as from window or
gang-way of engine, or the rear end
one from the rearstep: the purpose
being to be able to goiivcr with abso
lute certa nty any or or to a fast mov-
\l with friends on Newtown lug train. and at. the same iimc,1'e-
' orwnlk. arrive on station device with the same
absolute ('(11 taintv any communication
from train
The device was tried by the Denver
& Rio (irande by trains going 35 miles
an hour and receiied and delivered
Itlie rings with messages attached and
‘was found satisfactory.
I HIGHWAY FOR AUTOMOBILES.
WESTON.
-r-'--
Albert Loafer is visitTng relatives
In Bridgeport.
m
William Robinson ' is
from a few. days illness.
recovering
Mr. and Mrs.“ John Lockwood spent
Elihu Smith of Aspetuck, visited re-
1
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fitch welcom-
Miss Annie Fitch and Miss Alice
Fitch spent Monday in Folrfleld,
Mr. and Mrs. Gifford are entertain-
Ing relatives from South Carolina.
Miss Florence 'Hoyt, of Ridsefield,
is the guest of her aunt Mrs. Vow
derbiit Godfrey.
August Larson, was taken to tho I
'1B1ldgepo'rt Hospital 011 Monday for
eye treatment.
Miss Alice Andrew has been spend
rows in Enston.
Miss Abbie 'l‘readwell is spending a
few (lays,
avenue,
Miss Nellie Perry and Thomas Moo 1
lane, was mauled 111 Port'chestci on
Saturday, last week.
The Misses Mary and Lizzie Adams,
have returned from a few days visit
with Bridgeport friends.
Mrs. Howard Beers, gave a ten p:'11ty
yesterday in honor of the blrillduv
her daughter Mrs. Henry Merwin '1‘
bridge.
w.—
my The Proposed New York and Boston
Motor Boulevard.
Tire proposition to authorize the
Massachusetts “end of an automobile
boulevard from Boston to New .York
which attracted attention on Beacon
Hill early in the year. was too broad
and comprehensive says the Boston
Trouser-.1111 to be settled at one see
slab of the Legislature. it will pm-
1111ny come before the next general
acourt with a better knowledge of the
involved conditions behind 11.. But. it
is still a live question in Connecticut
, where In the closing weeks of the 855
stop a bill is awaiting action before
returned the Legislature for the incorporation
of :‘111 ‘automobile toll 1',0ud " stretching
across the State from Cr'eenwich to
Mm W E J. Kirk of Brooklyn, is Thompson and "planned to be a part
a guest of Editor and M“, W .\.-V of 11 great boulevard for motor vehi-
Kirk. cles which will connect the cities or
lNcw Ymk and Boston. " As the scheme
is understood it does not. contemplate
a more speedway. like that in process
of construction on Long island, but a
thoroughfare to be used chiefly for
Iiourists who may wish to cross the
state on a northwest by southeast line.
COOL JUNE WEATHER.
NEW CANAAN.
._....__..
Miss Minnie Searies. of Vista is ill.
W“ i
Mrs. F. E. Green is entertaining
New Yorkri'riends.
Miss Laura Raymond has been vis-
iting with friends in Stamford.
Miss Claire McKendry has been
entertaining New York friends.
Mr.s F S Selloek has
from a visit with 11 tends in iiartiord
'i‘hi1 Misses Avres place in Semi-
nary street has been painted and run-
ovated '0
Mrs. William Baker is reported to
be somewhat better at the Stamford
Hospital.
Cem' (1 T‘ul'dy has returned to his
duties gin New Yelk altel a two Mean Temperature Low" ThrocTImII
weeks“ vacation. I" 25 Y°'r"
~~~~~~ —- NEW HAVEN. Tuly 9.-ln only
three instances (hiring the past 35
years do the records indicate a
lower mean temperature for June than
m that of the month just closed which
Monroe Humnsou of New Britain. is was 64 degrees, and in only one your
a guest of his grandfather, L. M. of that same period has this record
Monloe 511 Main street, been equal.le(l in 1882 the mean tem-
_.__ perniuro for the month of June was
Bclden Scott of this 11:71:. am] Miss 02 four years later it was 99, in 1897
Sadie Mead of Vista. were recently it was 64 and in 1902 it. was 61.le
married at the lattci' 3 home. ,warincst day of the month was the
- ‘twenty second. when the t..ermomet(1r
. Mrs. Christina Boss and son Lewis, showed 85 degrees above zero while
of Brooklyn (110 boarding with Mr. the lowest temperature recorded was
W...
CaSSiuicie Herold has been enter-k
mining friends from New York dur-
ing the past week.
and Mrs John Kaiser. Wilton for the for the first day of the month, 44 (In
summer. green.
I The mean temperature for the
month for 35 years is given as 66 in
the monthly metereologicai summary
issued by Local Forecaster Carr of the
United States weather bureau. The
total precipitation 17:11:13,111; 11111 excess
of .13 compared with the average of
95 years. There were ten clear days
in the month, 13 partly cloudy, seven
(Ioudy and 9 on which .01 Incho nor
more of precipitation occurred.
GAVE AN AFTERNOON TEA.
.nmm
Mr. and Mn. 8. M. Etyles Entertain
Percival Gregory, who is employed
by the Yale'& Towns Mfg. 00.. Slam»
ford, is night clerk at Monroe’s
pharmacy.
The New Canaan Regulars will
play the Bridgeport Y. M. C. A. team
on the South Avenue diamond, today.
at 3 p. m.
The condition of Frank McLaugh-
lin. who Is a patient in the Btamford
Hospital with typhoid fever Is re-
ported as favorable
- society LIdIII of The NorwIIkI.
TESTING TWO CENT FARE |-AW1‘A very pleasant reception and utter-
JEFFERSON CITY, M0 July 31"“ noon tea took place yesterday after-
MIOI‘n'GY 3909”“ “BMW Yesterdar 1‘9" noon at 68 West street. the former rc-
delved Ilotlce thin the santfl F9 Rail-1' 3““:me of ”IE ”“9 SBDNIOI‘ John H
war had complied with his 10111111111 10 Ferris. About 1511111 of the 505107}: in
discontinue Missouri passes except to ("en of The Nowalks wdre present and
employee during the trial of the Mo were most charmingly anioriaiaed by
cent law. Mr. Hadley also received on can...” In the minimum
amended bill of cdmplatnt from Frank Mr and Mrs. 3 M smog who are new.
Hagerman. attorney at the eighteen:
Missouri railroads involved in the 1111- Wcr new“ and the afternoon was
action against the new maximum ”may.“ delightfully.
”(fight rate and Dflfiflengel' “er lull/1M Among (hone in attendance were
This amended bill is simply the pre- Mrs. manor 1:; Raymond Mrs. Tho-
pamtorr step to raisins the question man 1. Raymond Mrs. Benjamin :1. A11
of pleadings {or the purpose, of taking draws. M1111.Mu‘ry A. Crowe. Mrs. Al-
Che case to the United 197(th Supreme mu m pyxbee, Mrs. Nash Miss
curt. . a
STOCK BROKERAGE OFFICES
0L EDD
03
PITTSBURG Pin. July 3-1-The 51551:.
brokerage offices of Ralph M. WGDVGT',’
in this city, were closed today. No no-
tiee was contort-mi the doors (11161110111-
formation given. ,
statement of an emplol'ioo that 16114511011611 Joints and the slightest touch
Raymond. Mrs. Gregory. M'rs. Youngs.
I'll. W. B. Bean Mrs Bnn10.Curtice.
and a number of others.
Horror and ammonia used in excess
when thampooing- the hair will cause
the sro'vlthto become lifeless and
Weaver was 51151155in11111 655901 the brush will cause a portion or
17781111514155 11151181165111 severalcition.‘tlre 115111 1515.11 (1w
tlcabio and .6041 that many 0111116 15111 .
11 iv: :t (17111. . , .5117
* ride {171111 Cuttanoosantorttluuta (11111
this more or (1511511.:
famous (15111115111111:
be made of the '11
‘ plans or (11511161511 ' (1‘
' 11
commanders. This office: _
daily ccuiercncoecéc be ,
lies The
' rd 'of the gem
oral stuff class grad ted last week.
The party In headed. v iMiller 1‘) ll.
ONLY cuss ran over-spam.
Mrs. Franklin 011511.01 New Castle.
Del” says: ,.'I cuffs p for years with
dyspeptic. ii on in have can distress
and beléhin’h’, 1,, 0'1, every lug I
could hear of, but 11012113; helped me
until! took Brazilian B lm.i'1n(i one 50
cent bottle cured and cempletely" 1
For sale byIt. fl. 1115:5151. F. 11.13111:-
ter and The' Clifond‘P I111
posrAcr; straps,
‘ WASHINGTON. , July , . 3-.Chol(ib.
Boy... the Turkish minist today (111»
nounced that his gorerninout has a
AUCTION.
colection of seventeen million postage ‘
stamps which will be sent at auction
in August and the proceeds donated
to the Rigaz Railway. Which is being
constructed from Damascus to BGII‘lLt
The collection 06 stamps which the
'l‘o'uikish government has contributed
late of. more than 100 denomina-
lions which have been issued by the
Turkish government during the last
forty-seven yours. Minister Bey will re-
ccive bids for the collection and for-
ward them to Constantinople.
THREE INJURED -' BY FALLING
STAGING.
EAST W001)ST00K,J:11,11 3—«A fall.
lug staging on which they Were at
work at the eaves of the big barn 011
Chester May's place here today pre-
cipitated Henry B. Cummings and
Henry Lamont, of this place and W11
liam Brown. of North Womistdcdg, to '
the ground, severely if not seriously‘in \
luring all. The drop Was fully 35 lot.
and all three sustained broken bones
and conrusions. ’l‘h. extent. of later-
1151 injuries but: not eon determined
ill Hale lill Panels ‘9
For This Week Oulu
On Your Walls
that have planned you “if IIIIOI we
put them on. Any m'DI‘I roomu to be
pIpIrId thlI your ,"1'1; .1 .5. 1 1
Our stock of Wall Paper PODI‘DIOMI
the VOl'y' Intel! patterns. ThI IIiIctlonI
have nIIlI main from "(I 1867 produo
deal of the 11m factorII‘I.
Agent for the Wm. Campbell a On.
and Fr. Beck ’05. 1
cmkom Dim Room“
trig OIIII. Promd Hm ‘ .
1&1" ' ‘ ‘
Cloth ShIdII, with 'I'rlngI. 805.
Window IhIdII Ind P15111110 FrIInII
mIdI to emu. ‘
PIlntlnt P'IpIr ((111.1... and DIIII-
Itln': ~* ' ,
Ask for “8 A H" GI'IIn TrIdln
Stamps—wt: give tl'l Heidi. g
1.. ll. DECKER.
l7'1WIIhlIIIIIIn'DIM' "'
TII. Con.
lentil Nam":
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN O
'HARTFORD RAILROAD.
". TIME TA.BLE "
to £17666 JunI 2,1907.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
' NEW YORK.
-A. M.:--12 561.1 5:14x. 5. 41:. 5: 551:,
6: 011:. 6:16, 6:50, 6:50 7: 54x, 8: 181:.
8: 40. 8. 4811, 9:11x, 9' 31:, 9: 58, 20: 65!,
11:01 11:19x.
P. M.:——12 52x, 1:10. 1:45:, 2. 55:,
3: 20x, 3. 27, 5' 091:, 5. 38. 5: 551: 6. 25:.
6. 40, 6: 53a. 7: 12:, 7: 54:, 9: 57:, 10: 92.
81mm (IIyI.
A. M.:-—12 52x, 5. 1411, 5. 41, 9: 57.
9:4611.
P M.-—~l2: 5511. 214711, 2: 55:. 5. 38,
50g; 7: 00, 7: 18. 7: 5411 8. 25:, 9' 57:.
NEW YORK FO’R 80U‘I‘H NORWALK
A M.--12: 0911, 12: (19:, 4:54:, 5: 45,
6:55. 8: 01. 8' 03,1 8: 4,0 9:0011, 9:14;,
10:04 11: 00x,‘1
P. M.-—12: 09,u110113,1: 30, 1: 49, 2:0011.
2: 53. 3: 31:, 4:0211, 4:05, 4. 15x,4 :82.
5:0211, 51.09 ‘1525; 6:001:. 9:02, 7:10.
7' 4611, 9. 001:, 9:840.d11:00x.
A. M.——9: 00.a “7" 90,I 9. 00:. 9: 40!.
10: 0211.
P. M.—-4: 05, 51.04 6159:, 8:311.
11:00:, 12: 60.
some NORWALK TO new
.HAVEN-~
A. M.:--12 0811. 1:121, 1:561. 5:13,
,7: 25. 8:25. 9 121:, 9. 47:, 9: 51. 10:14.
1120711. 11: 49
RM 561-1412701111 1:18. ':8 9717, 8:183.
11:09:, 6: 80. 7: 06:.
4:19.15: 00:: 5: -,27
Note-2: 40 and 7: 25 to Bridgeport
only.
Dainty and delicious refreshmentsi 8.5611, 9 21’ 10 0611.11. 83'
Minerva Nash, Miss Foundation Elsie ‘
further than the (1556;111:1511 little shaft will show ‘
. ”flaw... ,
0111111.”.
A. TIL—1112:0817 1:121, 1:51:11. 7: 39.
9110,1014”. 11111.67 .
P; M.:—-—6 44. 7 6611', 8: 181:. 91401:.
BOUTH NORWALK TO DANBUHY.
A. M.-~9: 20, 9: 89; 10: 0011.
P. lib-11 26.81811 (Saturday only).
41351:, 5' 16. ‘26 20.4.5111 7:11.
011 ndIyI'.
A, M.:--9 16.16: 051:. .
,0 001.1714 NORWALK.
7: 25, 8' 11.10: 09, 11: 53
P. lite-4': 16!. 6: 80. 6: 45. A
. Sundays. 1
£441.00. 7'17: ."|"" @Jmamt...
liain (lilo:
‘11'
in State slice:
. , , carcasses-r.
91.1 [313711 trill
Till‘l,
Comlm'lable
Two
ll. 0.
COMPETENT
---' “Willi!
Packages
FORCE
255
A. Stull
waits um: PIIII with m 22 Comm 153?.“ 9284.
III! Nomlk
1011111
PIANOS TUNED BY THE MOST
TUNERO WHO CAN
BE OBTAINED.
TENNIS AND GOLF (100118.
F. E. IUBKWIIUII 8180‘.
"Haunt BoédII'It H'ouI‘It Prion."
W” Wl'll Itmt.
NIMIIII.
551.77" LA
would
Have
now del
, ewe-um
“\lc "'1' . ‘
‘1‘”-
VjLA‘,‘ ."flt’é‘a‘, A
errant; . ~
11.1671111pr 1171111. 1 loin!)
new white. one piece "Btandh‘ Per
celsin Enameled Lavatory.
ch ever stepped to o'onnilu
F511 htfully cenvenie‘nt' it would
no to have not and cold running water
In your dressing chamber sloop
In; apartment of first floor 801101
(cam? its presence would afford m
the hixhut degree of comfort.
we will gladly quote you prion, 0n:
plumbers are strictly competentm
onanics, honest and reliable.
Horace R. NaSh.
CORNER MAIN AND WIIT D‘I'I.
Gill NATIONAL BANK
DOUTH NORWADK. DONN.‘
T’IM'IIAO'I'IlA“My“s DENIIRAL IAN'KINO
'1 :APITAh
WIPLI‘C "Ann 11115111".
, .,
‘ N'Tl-Ifl'w‘fltlii, Pin.
an}? bum
Dill _
:11: Vishnu. '
ROWAN. Inn in».
wifl'rls‘n Ioowut. MM:
Immangs'o'II 1.195%“ ‘1111
Mr H" 11 21.311111 Siobhailrummlfil
Which «mat-W AWN: ,
”.11
Refrigerator .'
. Water Coolers. .
AND MANY OTHER
Summer Goods '
coil or. Hablt'cf Having Your
Sunday Dinner at {In
‘ «CLIFFORD
No worrying about IIIIctlna
your mIItI, no bother with
diIhII or Itovc thn pleasant
, weather comes.
GourtIouI Service.
Pleasant Surrounding.
Excellent Cooking.
CHARLES REYNEKE,
1|.“ Proprietor.
" ' Telephone 499.
1‘i‘
I
1H1: LATEST AND seer
Lauaneis
at $2. 75 up.
A very strong This of fully guaran-
teed' High Wheel Mowars, at 55.50
to 86.00. mmtm.-Inu
A complete assortment of the best
grades of RAKEB, HOES. GARDEN
FORKS. BHOVELS. SPADES. and all
Farming Utensils. at the lowest prices.
_ General repairing and machine 110111
110111111 1111111111160
39 Main St'.\Norwalk.
Telephone Call 97-.5
[11111101113 Point!
% gEAST NORWALK
.—_...
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of Sea
Food Cooked to Order.
Bathing and fishing.
Bath Houses to Rent by the Season
John O'S'ullWan,
Proprietor.
.d
HUBABEE IllNNiiSIlN
45 w." 81., Noimiu. ‘
04 Washington 51.. II. NOMIIID "
Real E5150: (and insurance.
WI 'I’lllll IIvorIl dIcldId Muslin
In Incomo producing Iii-sporty that
muIt InorIIII In‘ VIIuI with tho npld‘
growth of tin 40111111.
‘ 111512573 'fi'fiflfi.
Auto Garage
and Machine Shop.
AutomoniIII Itored. oval-blond Ind
rIpIIrId. Tires, Lucia. 0in Dry
GIIII, SpIrk PlugI, Ito. - .
LIunoh Ennlnu. Coven. CurtIINI.
TarpIuIInI. TIMI. AwningI Ind OIIII.
2% WASHINGTON" DT-r
E. 3. Hammer. Pi'oprfoior.
PREST«0-LITE TANK“;
m
JAI—
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
I [’13me
Palmer Hammocks. '
CharlesE Dow 11,
‘ , HARDWA
112 WASHING‘I‘ N 8TR\
P110116 667.
. ' 1'.
‘ boosts 0151 no ' .
, True Spirits To ,Turpentinc
75505551151111 AAA 5111111751 ‘
For tine Inpnnl. Mcqum. Vsminhn's. Pu' his,
., etc. .. Sol c
m...
his CHARLES 1:: 1.1110153 COMPANY
Solo Solos Ascot.) .
NM York City,“
164 Front Street.
“'Eaanorwe’ilk '
Tel. 452.
F. T. Eaclusoud‘tSon
DEGORATORS.
Wholesale and Retail ne'aioI-u In
WALL PAPERS.
70 NORTH MAIN 81.
Tel. Ian-4. sourl-l NORWALK.
1119311111116
I sell only investments that 1 how
personally investi ted. and wine:
have been most rgldiy investigator
by some of the Very best business 1111:
professional men in our city, who how
.large holdings with us and who rec
ommend these investments to their
most intimate fr.iends
A card will bring you our literatur
01' a personal interview.-
R. L. COBURN. General Agent. '
16 South Main Street.
1847 .. .. M .1 15““
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING. .
HOT AIR HEATING. 1 .
sroves AND RANGES .
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING
Ga- and Steam Fitting. GaI Fixture-
Metai Calling. Etc. . ,
Have you man our Itock of
RICHMOND RANGES:
THE JONES & heronxiss
COMPANY
17 WALL eraser.
~....A..~.
imam: '
«Aw-W --»— 1
THE aoufn NORWAL'K
-srouacu
1137511.. WAREHOUSB. , 11... '
fol' ;
FURNITURE, PIANOl. ETC
TIIIphonI, 949%.
For PIMcuIIrI Adan" .
. G. N. MoKIBBIN,
01500. Room 4. .HIuiIInd Block.
trio-Inmate" 9100,01.
Willi Not B1111 Your.» _,.
0170' H0156? '
3 Rants are advancing oil the time
jnnd desirable apartments 'ai'e .59ch!-
in; scarcer every day. We‘ have (1
number oil very desirable homes to:
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