PLATNERQ I BHAQLEY, ProprlItorI
205 WIIillhgton 8:.
Tot. cull 641-2.
Miss Mamie Hull of Van
street is quite til at her home.
The pair of youngest children of Mr.
Woodward of East Norwalk me sick
with the measles
'l‘he 1egula1' weekly mayor meeting
was held last evening in the Lutheran
church on Seaview avenue
K. William Mansfield, of New Haven
arricd yesterday on the cruising
launch 'l‘oquet from New Haven.
Mrs. Howard W. Duty and Miss Mar-
guerite Doty of East Norwalk, are
visiting friends in Atilol, Mass.
Mrs. L. G. Wood and son Hilton of
266 Summer street are spending a
week: with her sister in East Norwalk.
They were walking along one of
Norwalk's savenucs. and the autos wele
honk- honking, and 0110- -choing and air.-
pissing.
Rev. James W. Davis has returned
frtlm his vacation trip to Ridgeficld
Zandt
and Bristol. lie is improved in
health.
Mrs. Charles Simona, Mrs. Enoch
Bowen, Mrs. Skidmore, Mrs. Smith
and. Mrs. Burr Day. are visiting their
daughters, who are at Greenfield Hill.
Mrs. R. C. Thompson, of East Nor-
walk, will sail for Antwerp Saturday
on the Steamship Zeeland. While
abroad, Mrs. Thompson will visit rela-
time.
The barge l. C. Whiting, which is
carrying shells for the del Oyster
Company, arrived yester 11y after dis
charging a large cargo and is taking on
another. _
A number of East, Norwalk people
took the trip across the Sound today
on the steamer Huntington which
ought to prove a delightful sail on a
day like this.
The attendance at the prayer meet
ings last evening in the East Avenue
Methodist and the Advent Christian
Churches was not so large as usual
on account of thcw waim weather.
A new switchiloald and charging
paratus for the new automobile t1111k
of the Norwalk Steamboat Company
‘was installed today in the office of the
company in South Norw.alk I. carries
110 volts and since the that ch i1ge of
the truck run out several weeks ago it
has been impossible to use the mac
hine. No further trouble is feared.
A complete new vaudeville program
will be presented at Roton Point 1111-.
tcl next w‘cek. Mille Faustino, contor-
tlonist and fancy toe dancer; Dale. and
Rossle, Dutch comedians, and Perry
and Alecia, irish comedy sketch 111'«
tlsis, will be among the attractions.
The latter will also do single turns.
Dale and Ross-dc were at the Point, last
summer, and created a very favorable
impression.
The St. James Circle met at the rosi-
dclico of Mrs. Edgar H. Howell, Cove
avenue, yesterday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock and elected the following oifl
curs for the ensuing three months:
l'residonl—«Mx's. Samuel Merwin.
Vice-President--Mrs. Henry Mend.
Se1.1"11.11uly~—M11-1. William llarucs.
'lroasuror—Mrs. Henry M. Taylor.
Missionarwars. llculy M,'l‘11yior. 1i
Mercy 111111 liclp Chair111an—Mr.s
Lyons.
Chaplaln~lifr1t Boll.
-—~“My child was burned terribly
about the face. neck and chest. I ap-
plied llr. 'l‘homus' Eclectrlc Oil. The
pain caused and the child sank into a
restful alecp.“—-Mrs. Nancy M. i1lan~
sou, llamilton. N. Y.
EEWAYTON.
This is real hay weather.
l1‘i'cd Mead is recovering from
1111.1 attack of sciatica rheumatism.
% The new house of Mr. and Mrs.
Allen raunchy is nearing completion.
and when finished will be the finest
011 the block.
Miss Joanne Chalmers has gone to
Fort Wr,lght l1 label a island, with a
party of friends, for a few darn. i111
visit the cummpmcnt of the.’l‘hlrd
Reginltnt. They will stop at. tho
Mononotttl inn.
Q George Minor. of the West. Side, who
recently resigned his position ill the
South Norwiak baggage rooms, is now
in the. electrical department at the
New York New Haven and Hartford
railroad. at (llecnwich.
The bathing 1 he shore this week
was 'excellol at Roma and Bell
island large numbers could be soon
enjoying the sport. The temperature
of the water is higher oath day, and
this in itself is sufficient to lure large
numbers in’ bathing.
80~
Lance Corporal Harry 11‘ Griswold
and P 1111.1 Oliver Clark Ralph Pen
nell 1111111111 Aiwater, Fred 011111111,
John Oalm and Fred Dibble are doing
camp out for ten days 111 Fort 11.13
Wright,
odemuuny ill ’i’hird 1111111111130 .N a
' Will all those Mild hive not yet call
rod {Or their articles loo/lied to the 1.1
brary Fair 11le do so as soon as pos-
iii . the woman... does not know 0. 111.1119 1*. of Council. conveyed Forge. 1
$1331.33: 111 11111119151111.1511“ m» 11111 1111111 1111111 in 11111111159 11111151111 no. stun 11111111., 1135 1.1.1.1111 to
all in lib 03191111115111“ can. yvutdn fr 1111: have. red 15111 Norwalk, utter 11 £11111 m 11111 Kill
1 oral articles round at 1 13 our, namely.1
51 11511
" Hawkes. at Hawkos Mount Ponus.
sher'I Island. 1111 members
be had at. any time. There ware Iov
tum pairs of gloves,a1undkerohlol. 11
small purse; and a pair of dark
111111111111 has no Q‘o'roa
Mrs. R. 1). Lyon and children visited
New York, last week.
Mrs. Louis dtoorza spent 3
Norwulli. with Mrs. ll 0. Mail
The. Dorian baseball team will play
the “Tigers” of Bridgeport, Saturdaf,
on the Niliiilli lot.
Miss Libble Seeley of Dafieli. has
been visiting at her brailler's, Seileck
Seclcy' s in Ponus.
Ernest Van Zandt of Noroton.
Heights, spent Tuesday with Jack
and” in
Miss RUth Miles of Norwalk, Ohio
is spending her vacation with her
aunt, Mrs. Weaver, at Mrs Bayllss’s
The colonial pillars and new con-
crete walk added recently to the Val-
entinc place, West avenue, greatly.
improe it.
A party of guIsts from New York
enjoyed a luncheon Saturday on the
lawn at thsNhome of' Mr and Mrs.
Weaver oroton.
Miss Mabel Alien, daughter or Mr.
and Mr..s‘s M Allen had an operation
pertmmed upon he1 eyes last week
at the Stamford Hospital ‘
Mrs George B Edwmdo and daugh-
tor, Miss Margery, of Washington, D.
C.. arrived Wednesday night fora
visit of six weeks with Mrs. Henry
M. Val saline.
1? ml ines 11,1} @111
1111311119011)... 1“. Sherman visitedY
1 friends in Norwaik, Tuesday.
1.1111111 11.911
Yildbrf ytlenual‘iy.
WESTPORT
W
11‘ ' ‘
wl'llYiQeYerleuu
Oliver Jennings 111111 taken the Bat
to Larohmont.
Milli! Mae Totten has returned from
uriait in New York.
Mill Emily QBsers has been visitin
l»: a”
1511.;th 8 Jo lungs has been
visitini; in NYE"! orY.
1111.151... Rippo is entertaining 11o-
iailvos from New York ictci y.
Services this evening at 7: ill at bothQ
the Congregational churches, Q
Mr: Kenneth Mackenzie has returl
ad from a brief visit in Boihcl
Mrs. Osborn of Greene Farms is
filtertulnlng out at town relatives until
rionds.
Mrs. Cornelius Allen of
has been‘removod to St.
liospitiil.
Logrand Caution of New Haven has
been a recent guest of MI brother. J.
Fred Cannon. -
Mrs. Aaron Lockwood Jr. and lit.
tlo daughter spent Sunday with Mrs.
Lewis R. Mills.
l-'ianf01d Barr and family of Spring-
field have arrived at QBuugutuck for the
season.
The Misses Alice and Edith Tovcy
have been entertaining friends front
Lyons Plains. 1
Mrs. Edward McElwee has
entertaining her daughter
Bridgeport.
Miss Daisy Meeker is entertaining
friends from out of. town at its! home
in Cross Highway.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ambler ,(ll
Greens Farms are onte1tuinlng George
Rudd of M01111 Velnon.
Elwood Betta has secured a posi-
Compo
Vincent' 5
been
from .
Miss Gertrude Valentino, returned
Friday from a visit of a week with!
M111. Shortland of Hartford, and later
will visit her grandfather Mr Don-
well, of Greenwich.
lion with the Southern New England
Telephone Company.’ -
Edmund Macaoud of New York has
arrived at Beuchuide 11111 for the re-
1ualndur oi the summer.
Funeral Director Charles Fable had
~0il, 11¢ per get; best Tomatoes.
121: per can; 3 cans best Corn iorB
Condensed Milk, 8 cans for2 ‘ 25c; Jon: :5“
and Pilsburv‘ s Flour, 801: pet has; best
Creamery flutter, 280; ll sheets Fly Pn-
per for So, llates' Grocery Store.
Miss Gertrude Valentine and Miss
Florence McDonald are enjoying 11
few days at Lake Kitchewun. members
of a party of young people from Dar-'
tell and Stamford, chaperoncd by Mrs.
Fessenden.
The dedication seivices next Silli-
day morning of the Methodist Chmoh
at Iiowayton will intolest many in
Darlen. There will be no morning scr
vice on Sunday school at the Dorian
M. 11‘. Church.
Rev. Ml. Ill',own chaplain at the
Soldiers‘ Home. officiated at the fun
oral of Charles Holly, at Hunting
Ridg , this afternoon. Mr. Holly 11 us'
a prominent i’ar'mcl, aged eighivouc
years, and died of heait disease
Miss Je‘nnio Fairbanks, stenogrnph-
191' for Walsh and Wright, of Green-
wich was called to her home in Dalian
yesterday by the sudden death of her
brother, William Fairbanks. who died
at Bl'anford. Tuesday night. The
funeral services were. held this morn-Q
11g.
William Kirkland Fairbanks diet
Tuesday at the institution of Dr. Vor-
di in New Haven, following an opera.‘
tion. lie rallied for a time. b111, laicr
blood-poisoning set ill. lie was the old.
out son of Mr. and Mrs William l‘air
banks of i)11rlou,11nd leaves a widow.
The funeral was held yesterday 11111111
lag the interment being in Woodland
WILTON.
Louis Vcrlin,
town on Friday. Q
Mrs. G. A. Davcport is sojourning
this week at Bell island.
liuriy Miller, of Yale, is enjoying
ills vacation at his home in Cannon.
Miss Eunlco ill-wing, ol’ l1‘h1illush. la
the guest of 111.11 aunt, Mrs ll. E. Chi 1
chostcr.
Miss SillllO ’l‘uckor, of New Yolk,
has been or copying hcl' coilng’o. Ponce
dale Faun.
Miss Loiiio Dicki'nson. of Strati‘ord,
i
l
of Norwuik, was in
car Ecklund.
Miss Pauline Willing. oi New Yolk,
is at her home in Cannon 1111 the sum-
mer vacation. Q
bliss Helen Siurgos has seemed a
position as teacher in tin1 liowuyton
public school
.Mi's. Raymond Conlstock. of New 01'-
loans. with her little daughter, is 1111.1
guest of Mrs. Frank Comsiol-k.
Oscar Eckland, who has 11 contract
for a bulldi in Mt. Kilian, N. Y.,
spent Sunday a his home in town.
The ladies of St. Matthews parish
will hold u take and 111111111 sale next
week Saturday at Mrs C. J. Deli/2111's.
The Reading Circle moi 'I‘bulsduv nt-
tel noon with Mrs. C. J. DoWlti llulntv
refreshments were served after the
reading.
Miss Marian Sturges. who is at hull
island, and Miss Goitrudo Olmstcud.
of Norwulk,.upent a few days this
Samuel B. Sturges. of Deep ml...
is enjoying his vaaction at the soidleru'
encampment Fisher's island, as a
member of an artillery regiment, C.
N. G.
Mrs. J. B. Sturges and family, of
Cannon, were members of a large par-
ty who spent Thursday at Combo
Beach. They were conveyed by train
and trolley.
Wednesday was 11 world wave rec-
ord breaker. All day the thermometer
climbed among the nineties. The hu-
midity also was excessive. At 7 11.
m. the mercury stand at 50. the prom-11
lsod 111111511111 not materializing. '
M1111 H; a. Thomson Mrs;
Weston, 'MM‘ss Ethel Betta and 1111511
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vicinity will) utiond 1111 the on
13111111011 lluii, last 1111111111111 5 on uYng.
after a two weeks washed at his
home
I M111. Willlaln Baker has returned
I l
spent Sunday with her sister Mrs. 011- ,
1ed the $811,000 sewo1 coniiact in Not;-
weok at the former' a home in Wilton 1. Q
charge of the funeral of Jesse Noll.
lucr of Southpo’rt, Tuesday.
Miss May Dcdford is entertaining
friends from New York city at 1101'
summer home in the Forms.
Frank Nowell has returned to
Stratford after a brief visit in town,
the guest of ills grandparents.
The Solis of Hermann have had is-
sued post cards of ‘ihcir new Arion
lodge hull. They are very pretty.
Rev. Henry Sc'biossm of tile Farms
preached in Weston Sunday and was
a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. D 0.
Chase.
John Rusnak lost a valuable watch
.0110 day last Week between Greens
'Furms and Southporl on the shore
road lie offers a reward for its re-
turn.
NEW CANAAN.
The M. E. Church Sunday School is
enjoyin-v its picnic at lloton Point
today.
Brake1nanI‘..J Downey is enjoying
.1 week's cruise on the Sound in his
launch.
Mls. F. S. Sclleck and
Miss Lillian are guests of Mrs. 11‘.
Brown. Main street.
John Run of New York has bc'cn
visiting his parents in 'i‘almudgo
Hill.
Stephen l-loyt. oi’ the Nurseries has
had his Stanley touring car fitted with
‘uow tiles and the mechanism ovclllaul-
. it is now in first class con-
daughter.
.1.
illilun.
James B. Rae of ’l‘almadgc Hill has
purchased 11 Jackson automobile, 21l-
horse-power.
Stephen l-loyt, of Main street has
rclulncd to ills duties in New York,
to her home, aYler several weeks in
the Stamford Hospital, where silo uu
derwent an operation.
Lewis Lippman and family and Mic-
haul Haslett and faintly have moved
1110 the new tenement recently relnoib
clod by 11‘. E. Green in North Main
uticct.
Contractor A. M. Cursor-k has secur-
wulk and will commence operations on
Mondalv. He has engaged the old fuc-
iory building at. Five Coi11ers.owncd
by Attorney Samuel h‘cssondon of
Stamfold to boost) his gang of about
fifty lnhol'ois.
WESTON.
L. M. Gould is driving a now horse.
Mrs. Isaac Thorpe, is the guest of
friends in Boihel.
Mrs R. K li‘iich is spending 11 few
weeks, with relatives he1e.
Mrs Isaac Rhodes has entertained
Norwalk relutivou. this week.
little Miss Fannie 'I‘i'oadWoli
been on the sick list. this week
Master Nicholas Fuulhubor, of New
York. is visiting his glandfathor.
Mrs. ll. J, McConkoy and son, John.
have returned from a visit in Bellini.
Miss Nettie Cassatt,
to New York ultra a weeks visit in
town.
Dr. and Mrs..1Frailll (lorhum, have
visited Dr. and Mru.A1ulrew Gotham,
in Wilton.
A number from Norrield mango
were in attendance at (3111111011 Grange
last. evening.1
.1. M. Perry and Family
N111 walk urn guests of Mr.
William Robinson.
William Faulhaber and Mr. Horn of
New York. were over Sunday guests
at the Faulhaber residence.
Mrs. Vanderbilt Godfrey and Mrs.
1.111111111111511 hurritt are entertaining in
number of summer boarders,
Mr. our Mrs. Frederick Beers have
bus
of East
and Mrs.
H
utroturned to Norwnili after a few days ‘
visit with 119.111.1191 Perry, at Valley 1‘ 1
has returned QQ
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Milli“
ihor grund- another,
this place. 1
Harry Nichols of this place and
Miss Susie Taylor of Wcsiwrt. wolo’
mairiod on Monday. ’ihcy will lesido
in ltairfieid. Q
The Norfiold Aid Society has 1111'
nuanced a. social for the. afternoon and
evening otsJaly 24 at the residence
of Mrs. Frank Ferris.
Mrs. Hawicy Williams badly sprain-
chtho middle finger of her right
hand on Sunday ovoulng. Dr. (lorhaln
attended to the injured nicmbor.
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Mill! 11111115
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Carpets, 1111.
134. 1311
Washinai‘on Street.
811, Norwalk.
We Hillillll PYYYKS
On Your Walls
that have planed you ovor IlncI VII
put them on.
papcrcd this year?
Our flock of Wall PIMP "proud“
the very iateot patter-111l- The IolIcilonI
have been made from the 1907 Produc-
tionI of tho but factorial.
Agent for the Wm. Camping" 5 Co.
and Fr. Book Co.
crock-11y, chum. HouIIfIrnlIIv
lug Good» FrImId Pinion.-
WhltI EnImII Pain with mm.
109. .
Cloth Bhopal, with tringI. 800.
Window QIhldu and Nolan FrImII
modI Io ordIr.
Paintlnu. Paw running and Don!!-
ltlng.
Auk for “O. a. H.” Green Trading
SiampI-e-wo alvo them.
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L. ll DECKER,
I? 1111.11.11.11... Ciro“.
TIi. Go». '0th Nomlk.
alwaus solved it 11011
kitchen contains a Gas
Range: and Water
Heater
1
Ask 111111 cook what
she thinks 111511111, 01
drop us a line and we
Connecticut 1
Ollice lion’s theatre Building
Mrs. Mary 1111251. "£513
flee. Telephone 488.
Any morI room to DI ,
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will call and explain.
SOUTH NORWALQQK. 1 .
BRIDBEPORT.
SERVICE UP- “YO-DATE Q
CUIIINE UNBURPASBED
RATES REASONABLE?
Sunday 0111111115 75 06115.3?
For further particulim apply It of- .»
llaili] Line lull Y
for freight Only
On and after Tuesday, January I
1906, Freight Propellers will lea."
Pier 28. East. River, New 110.11.110.11
of Dover street). every day (except.
Sunday), at 4 pm. Freight received
at Norwalk up to 4 p. m. and Boat!
Norwalk up to 6:30 p. m.
NORWALK STEAMBOAT'CO.
Aiming J. Smith. 0 .c. Housman
1 Lance. General Agent
. I I
PomYoes, Der pk. I c I I‘I‘CI'I‘.) I‘JZIJ [I o 300
2 lbs mrd I-IIIIOIIIIICI'IDIDIIC‘J 250
The Very Best Butter, per lb. . . . 290
3 lbs. Milk Crackers ............ 25c
31b5.Soda Crackers ........... 250
A. toll
Phone 223—3.
22 Cottage Ave.,
$6550
We have a few new 1907 Orient
Runabout; for sale at $350 each.
Fl. [UBKWYKYY 81 YD
“Haunt Good: It Hone-t Prion." ‘1
u WIll Imu- Norwolk,
svsav. LADY’S. mama cam
-_ , Isa ,
should be «pinned with I loin”
snow white, one piece "BtandIrd" P0!
1111an Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever Itopped to consul»
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running "to:
in your dresaiu chamber sleep
in; Ipartment 0 first 110 toilet
room? its presence would 11‘ Old you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly note you prim. 0111
plumbers are ctr ctly 001111)on
chillies, bone» and reliablol
Haraco R. Nash,
council ulna 11111in war In
YIYY Nilllllllt BKNK
IOUY'H NORWALKc GONN-
TNANIAOTI A OININAL‘IANKINE
‘IUIINIM
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BAPITA ’
“001000
WIPLUI lulu norm.
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‘511 osYi‘i 111 a. 11011111.qu you,
warm ”DWI”... mm.
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Hotel Mahackemo. . "mm“. .
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J. R. CONNOR. MInIth, Q. “2 QWASYLYS:%N.STBEET
.FORKB, BHOVELS, SPADES, and all
promptly attended to.
East Norwalk. "
Reirloerators.
Water Coolers.
ANDlMANY ordeal
Slimmer Goods
‘1 1
Got in thI'Q 1111.11 of lining Your}.
Sunday Dinner at the
GLIFFORD .
No worrying about selecting
your mouth, no bother with
dIIhu or stove when pleasant
weather comes. Q Q i
Courteous Sorvch. "
Ploaunt Surrounding. “A?
Excellent chklng. _ _
‘CHARLES 111211151115,
, “a Proprietora 1'
Q Q Telephone 498.
5
THE LATEST AND BEST
LawnMuwel's
at $2.75 up.
A very Itrou line of fully guaran-
teed Hid! Wheel Mowers, at 55.50
to 86.00. «Mimosa» 1
A complete assortment of the best
grades of RAKES, HOES. GARDEN
Farming Utensils, at the lowest prices;
General repairing and machine work
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39 Main St, Norwalk.
fl Telephone Call 97-5.
[111,1 11111115 Pauli
m gEASTW NORWALK
Shun Dinners and All Kinds of Sea
.11 Food Cooked to order. '
Bathing and fishing. '
Bath Houses to Rent by the Season
John O’ Sullivan,
Proprietor. Q
Palmer Hammocks.
‘ East Norwaik A
R.'.i Qiiuncdlil,i".iv11 1 .Q, Q (Q.'. l‘
mapmrmu'vii 1111
sonata Denim)" ‘
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ETDWN AAA SPIRITS
For (me 11mm. anquerl. QVuniltheI. Pnlui
'Ql HE CHARLFS E SHOLES COMPANY
Sole Soho Azania ,1
YM Front Street. New York City“
lialraiir,
Tel." 1152.
.Q (E. ,
Money loaned to salaried employees
and housewives on their own name.
without indorsisr All transactions
strictly confident lgll. Cull and see us.
lNDEPENDENT 'LOAN AND SECUR-
ll‘Y CO.
Havlland Building, Washington St.
Office hour 3. 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
killing 511.. 1111111 811191—~
THAN NE w YORK REAL ESTATE
For you is this Company has paid
9'0 ( ‘uaranteed interest on its
30 ad Shares by check issued
se (oi-annually. 0v halivmlllian 1
dfflars paid to inv stars to date.
ASSY 1"‘l'8 NEARLY $2,000,000.00.
IuVGFJments of from $100 to 310.000
accept ed, participating in earnings
final date of receipt
A t .1111d will bring 1011 our literature. ‘
01 a personal ll‘itt‘i‘\l(,‘\\'.
is. L. COBURN, General Agent.
Q 16 South Main Street.
‘-
184.? 191i
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING .
HOT AIR HEATING. "’
STOVES AND RANGES
QLATE AND TYN ROOFING
(in and Steam Fitting, GQaI Final-I1
, Metal Ceiling, Etc. ‘
”“114": you seen our stock cl
MOND RANGES?
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THE ONES 8: HOTCHKISE
‘ COMPAN NY
11 WALL STREET. aoawu.
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‘ 411 v1.11 It. Hamill. m
u Wuhlnnton‘fib, Io. Non-onto y
Real Estate and Insurance.
In 1mm. product“ enemy that
man InorIaII In VIIUI with film rapid
growth of (h. town.
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iPRESto-LITE'TANKO.
Auto Garage
and Machine Shop.
Automobiles Itorbd, undiluted Ind
repaired. ”rim, LImpI. am. my
Colin, Spark PiugI, Ito. '
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TIthuliaI. Tenn. Awnln I Ind IIIII.
204 WASHING“) IT"
E. B. Robertson. Prapmiar.
PRINT-01M“?! TANK.-
w
FRANK C
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‘ " ' ”bland-roan,
WI hm IIVIrIl'dIcldId bIrIIlnI ,
Launch Engum, covIrI, Cumin, .
TORAGE
Wild.” WAREHOUSE-
”Irv A 13g for
,, FURNITURE, PIANOI.. ETC.
1,51 Tuning“, 8404.
in; Mr PafllculIrI1AddrIu 10' y
111” ‘ 111.111. MoKlIsiQN. "1'1
on». Room 4. 11111111111111 Block.
wunhluot‘op, Quint.
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011m Home?
Mail are advancing all tho iiinI
Ind desirable apartments are beet-m
lug lost-car every day. We have I
number of very desirable bomeI ioi
Isle. and out make the term Illi-
Drioo HIM. ' 1
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