.... rage. ....
Lloezr‘r'?
Saturday
w. gt? a. Chocolate and
Bali n" . "If Always illé'NBhliie
good quality and absolutely fresh
every tune you buy,
"lit Bridge. Pharmacy.
PLATNIB o. BRADLEY, Proprietors
.. ' 3.105 Wilmington Ii-
II... arr
Janka lfmdlll Liverpool to m
on t c an, n . muslin elvl ark-ova
or thirty‘wbafisfdgo. "it lion iiim o‘li‘e
pound sterling. or incumbents loss
than $5. to cablegr lh ten words. .A
friend of Mr. James ivho recently
sent to. New York for cruel-vs special—
ist, paid thforrseven words. which
were as follows; “Manage. sponge
bath. Ietillqecnndswhet oil." but it.
took him two hours totcll it. and his
charges are-310 ‘an hour. We give
the information for nothing. but in
consideration ol‘ their not being lull-
lionalrcs. the specialist charged $5 for
his time coming to and from the, city
Instead of the usual charge of still.
_ 4.1-... 0!" 341.2, What. anyone would have to pay it
All Order: Delivered Free of Charge. he was sent to go to California can
Ll..- ‘- :51! better be imagined than estimated.
—(ieorge Keeler has returned from a
visit to Albany. _
”we...
Joseph Vroom is building a fine rc-
sidence on Seaside place.
l
Rev. James “WJDavis wil commence
his vacation next-week.
Jack Miller is spending a two weeks
vacation at Atlantic City.
Tile annual Clambake of the lschoda
Club will be held Sunday, August is.
Miss Ackerman. of Fort street. has
secured a position with Guicly and
Brennan.
A—Read Selleck‘s ad. page it.
Mrs. John L’iiommedlcu and son
Earle are away on a visit to North
Stamford.
Rev. 1. N. Blanchard of Bridgeport.
will exchange pulpits with Rev. James
W; Davis next Sunday.
Frank Treadwell of the Automatic
’l‘o’ol Company‘s force is enjoying a
few day's vacation.
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“J'Rev. James W. Davis led the regular
weekly social service at; the Advent
Christian Church last evening.
.,., ,
. The regular weekly prayer meeting
was held last evening at the Ens:
Attenue Church, Rev. G. T. Freeman
oiflciating.
Yesterday was a record day. it be-
ing the anniversary of ibe;wcdding
and Mr. and Mrs. E. W. James, and
the hottest oi the season.
-lf you want high grade work and
prompt delivery, try the Old Well
Laundry, Collars; 3c; shirts, the. No,
connection with Brophy or Van Al«
fltyuc, of the Crescent Laundry.
Miss Eleanor M. Clarke. oi’ South.
Norwulk has resigned her position at
Wilson‘s lint factory and secured one
at the Hotel Belmont, N. Y.
A business meeting of tho Bnracu
class of East Avenue Methodist
Church will be hold to-morl'ow night
at. 7530 ill the church parlors. It is de-
sired that all be present.
When an amateur cornetisi. goes to
tooling his born at 2 o'clock in the.
morning 1111' best thing to offset that
Would be for somebody to stand along-
side his bed with a hotel gong when
he goes to sleep.
‘Mrs. James lianford and daughter
Isabel. have. been visiting in Now llrl‘
talu and Kt-nslligion. Conn. They have
returned to their home here and arc
entertaining Miss Christie Dun, of
North Salem. for a few days.
'i‘hc Klucpici and the Brooklyn party
of tourists havo this week been vi-
siting the Mount Vesuvius or rutllcr
look at it iroln Nllpll-s, Milan and the
Leaning Tower of Pisa, towards which
George and his llciicl‘ half always had
a strong loaning.
wRoad Seneck's ad. page it,
w
M. ii. Purirlck has boon having con-
sillcrnlllc trouble recently with child-
ren on the, bridge who annoy Mrs.
Paririck greatly by congregating ill
front oi the house itild making a grout
dent of noise. Mr. Paririck intends to
appeal to the authorities unless the
union in nioppcd as Mrs. l’llrirlck is
not very Well and the noise interferes
with lch' recovery.
Bonu- of ”W methods of treatment
in. private institutions where puiinnta
pay all high an 3-H) per week, may scum
rather vague lo the layman. 0m- of
those is as follows: The psychologist
pitta one liitilil on tho pnilclli's hcud.
another one over the heart. and than
orders the eyes to be closed, and giv-
on a verbal instruction ilii to what, the
mind should be called upon to do. Vo-
riiy some turn have a very easy Way
of making money.
W
' The Bellilnci finds its way all over
the world, from the filly oi biopsy, in
lnpetnwn, South Africa, and our in-
stance uhoWu thc good that it docs.
'llhedttlms which appeared tron: lime
to time. about, Charles (late. while her
ins treated in the Brooklyn Hospital
New York, met the eye of ii druggim
in Massachusetts. Who thought ho was ‘
handicapped the smile way as Charlie.
who can now out anything he can put
his hand :on. The sick man wrou- it
Mr. Gale in South Norman. and ti
pr. batsman of the amount staff. wlu
—For any pain. from top to too.
from any cause,‘apply Dr. Thomas’.
Eclectric Oil. Pain can’t stay where
it is used. ,
nowav'rou.
A son was born recently to Mr. and
Bowman. of the West Side.
Miss Cornelia Brown of Rowayton,
is spending a few weeks at Ocean
Grove. ' ' ’ '
The ouariers of the new launch club,
owned by Raymond Brothers.
been repainted.
Mrs. Charles 'l‘crry-‘and family. of
Center-port, L. 1., are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Cushnlan.
Mr. and Mrs. (iorydon Chamberlain,
of Hannibal. N. Y.. are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Willish (luslunan.
Mrs. Green of East Norwnlk was a
visitor at the home of Mrs. Daniel P.
Morrell, oi Crockett avenue, yesterday.
Divisions 1. and M, of the indics'
Aid Society, will serve cream on the
lawn of W_ 1. Stevens. Saturday after-
noon.
Tllc yacht Goblin, formerly owned
in this place. is oh" the Norwalk
Yacht Clllb for a short stay wllilc
cruising in tllcsc 'ilters.
The friends oi’ Miss Myra J. Davis.
of Barton, will be. glad to lcarn that
her health is excellent, and that she
is still with Mrs. Lucy Lyon at her
pleasant suburban homo ill llowayton.
Ilarold Clark, of Hello island. has
stripped his Cadillac automobile for
racing and recently went out on the
road and made thirty-five. miles an
hour. With a row improvements, Mr,
Clark expects to still further increase
his spccd.
One of the largest. and bcst crowds
of the season was in attendance at the.
Reich Rollawoy, last evening. For
the most part it was the some old
crowd that attended the South Non;
walk Rollaway during the winter sca~’
son. 1f the present. popularity oi" the
Roion Rollaway continues, it will not
be long before tho business will de:
mand an enlargement of the surface:
’l‘woniydlve i'ect added to tho north
end would greatly improve the rink
A largo numbcr of lautcrns which
have been placed nights along the im-
provements which have bccn in pro-
gress in McKinley sircci, have bccn
wilfully or miscilicvously stoiml. and
their abscncc has been a source of dau-
gcr to the pcoplc who llavc iii usc lllc
sircct. One night rcccntly no loss than
six lights belonging to the Connecticut
Company “'(‘l't‘ taken boiwccn Forty-
second sircci. amt ilowuyion avenue.
It would sccm that pcopic would up-
preciuie the fact that the lanterns are
placed lhcl'o to worn them 01‘ danger
and would icnvo lilt'ill whcrc they be-
long. A night or two ago the watchman
caught. :1 Stamford young man who
Was passing on a car as lll' picked
up one of the lights. The watchman
caught hold of the youths coat and
threatened to pull him irom the car if
he did not give up [lli‘ light. The man
picndcd that it Was only a joke. but
when tilrcntcucd with urrcsl if be ever
did it again, promisod to be good in
tile future.
l—m-r—W
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Charles A. lintcs, of Stamford. was
ill Darin, Wednesday.
Miss Laura Cantrell is spending the
summer at, Sheiicr island.
...—....
Little Harold ilrown. who has been
very ill, is now on the road to rl-mv-
eryh
W
Miss Etta BoWen arrived ll'odllcsllay
to spend a week at but homo ill lilt-
than.
A fine llcw chilllllcy is bring mldwi
to the Van Dino residence, East Mnlll
street.
John P. Bummer has oniiroly rc-
covcrod from til sovcrc accident he
met with Fourth oi .luiy.
’i‘hc iriclldn of Miss nibble Raymond
will be interested to learn oi.“ h‘cr mars
rinse to Mr. Brown, of Dorian.
Theodore and Stanley Brown will
attend Yaic in the autumn. lioill hare
positions in Stamford at present.
Wu-
Miss hols Gillette will entertain her
cousins, Melville and ulwrenco Scl-
lcck, sons of Frank Bullock ,of Brook-
! lyh, this Week.
I
l
Miss Maud Anna Pints, of 100 liop-
performed the SW“ operation. Mid "it! kills street. Hartford, (loom. spout
llpllhottwuilie mm (3111116: on. and several days’ visiting old iriends ill
went, under similar treatment to that Dorian this mm,
of M r. (into.
walking around to save funeral export
sembut he believed he lcit the install
lion cured.
..
When .ieln Limo cabled to bind
The man (this thought.
to b:- the one looked all though he was,
”NW
William .lcliii'o. who recently broke
‘, his arm, is rapidly regaining the use
‘ of it and, the doctor removed the
bandage this week.
Mrs. F, V. Cantrell is much improv-
have.
‘ Locust avenue,
yo I), able; wo
prompt delivery. try th Old Well
Laundry. Collars. 2c;‘shirts,10c. No
connection ~;wit.h ,Ilropllygor. Van Air
aims. chine Crescent laundry. . ,
William Chalmers“ old friends and
customers will be glad to learn ihat
he has again, opened a restaurant in
Dariennt the store on. Railroad avoy
Raymond; The restaurant will . only
be open evenings after 5:30 antihil
day wanders. . a?" ‘
The services at the Daricn M, 13:.
Church last Sunday morning were of
a very interesting character. Rev. '1‘.
N. linine's sermon on The New .icru-
salem was from the text, Rev. 2‘3, 3rd
verse. “And there shall be no more
curse.” Thc speaker portrayed the
sorrowsot this life' and allowed how
the forces or nature “bespoke the
curse." on well as human experience,
and contrasted this life. with the per
foot, happiness of tho lilo to come in
“The New Jerusalem.‘ At the close
of Mr. Louie’s sermon, a solo. The
Holy City, was finely rendcrcd by
Mrs. A. C. Bullock. oi“ New York. it.
was given with much inlprcssivencss.
Mrs, Hallock has a remarkable voice.
capable of reaching the higher notes
like, as well as a pathetic quality with-
in lis range. The song was followed
by communion service with prayer by
the Rev. Hem-y Scoiield.
NEW CANAAN.
Mrs. R. H. Neidc is spending sev-
eral weeks at Watch Hill.
Seymour Fields is enjoying a
wock‘s acuilou at his home lulrc.
1' wo
has bccu'visiling friends here.
Frank llenvdlci has rcturlicd to New
York aiitr a fi‘“' days visit. in town.
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icw days.
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Mrs. (lcorgu Mcix’cndl‘lck and
of New llavon are visiting relatives in»
town.
(llulllcs .‘il. (it'lcbci who has lit-cu ill
for tho past. week, is considerably inr
provcd.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. (‘. Hall of Now
York have been visiting ill town for
a Week.
Mrs. Alsinu .l. l)ol"orcst oi‘ llrooic
lyu is a guest of Dr. Cummings, East
avclluc.
William l’llitcrson is now cutploycd
ill \‘Voundys harbor shop in Main
sil‘eci.
Mrs. Harry ilatch oi' Passlac, N. J..
is visiting her brother. Edward Rut-
lcdgc, Park street.
Alexander ilrowcr of White Plains
is visiting his sister, Mrs. James Hoyt,
Carter stl‘cct._
Mrs. il. Kupi’cr' of Brooklyn. who
has been visiting Mrs. ii. licllnlugsen
Park strcct, is now visiting in Bos-
ion.
Miss J. l.. Higgins and Miss Alma
Armstrong, of Bayonne, N. .‘i.. are the
guests oi Miss M. E. Armstrong, oi
The members of tho Epworih Loa-
gas of the M. E. Church were outcr-
tniucd at tho home of Mr. and Mrs.
William F, chd. Prospect Street, on
'l‘ucsdny chning.
Edward M. May has crccicd a build
ing in illc rear oi” his barbcr shop for
the purpose of enclosing the apparatus
for u comprcsscd lllr machine. ”c
has also placed a sicrlizer in his shop
for towels and other linen.
Henry llcllncti, who has boon work-
ing for Mrs. llonl‘y Zurr at the $00-
field iliilili’Slldiil, Jonas strcct, has re-
signcd his position and is now work-
ing in a restaurant on Canal sircci.
Stamford. Stcwnri Allies oi iicdiord
has iakon Mr. Bennett's plucc.
WILTDN.
Mrs. Frank Wcsion is visiting Mrs.
George Miller, ill Hartford.
Wcsion Williams. of the city, spout
Sunday with ii. (i. 'l‘ht‘nnl-lon.
Mrs. Occur Budd. of Weston, spent
Saturday with Mrs. .i. B. Sturgcs.
Miss Alice Dchit is visiting ilev.
and Mrs. W. E, ilookcr. in Marble-
dale.
Mil-ill Pain, of New York, was the
wcclcend guest of Mrs. H. (l. Thom-
Him.
I
Miss ilciic Mciirc, of iiridgcport, is
Ivisitiug lllv iomstoclt‘i'llnlily, in North
Wilton.
.... Wu...”
Mills Susan (ionluioch is seriously ill
,m the home of her nephew, Strong
tilllllsloch, of North Wilton.
The. cottage owucd by the late ldlizu-
brill lllll has been rollicll for two
lliiiiilllii to out-oi-iown purilcu.
(‘iulrios Ecklluui, who has littii nn
ounuiAiowu'cugltgomcnt on curpcuicr
Work, was home over Sunday.
Mrs. Virginia Wiikcnson. oi‘ iiing-
lliiilllml, N. Y.. is the latest this Week
oi her sister, Mills iiclcli Mlddlcbrook.
A six room cottage, 24x30. ill in
process at creation ill South Wilton
by a Not-walk contractor [or Mrs. St.
John.
......
Mrs. A. W. Mcrwin and finally. are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. (i, F. Gilbert.
who are occupying a cottage at Coma
po Beach.
The Matinee Whtst Club and, Tues-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. ii.
iii. Chichcster. Three tallies ewre till-
‘36 and the prise winners wore Miss
one, formerly occupied by (leorge. W.‘
with great clenrness, yci having a bird- ‘
chry l-lasil-tiii’ornlcrly of this town ,
Stanley hit-ad has been working for 4
Sillimu hand Company, for the past
son. ‘
Jinan % minimum tliiil chiidw
.iurolne Godfrey‘s,
hilt ‘1 third;
rep, are stopping ill
iii'Olinnon.‘ -
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with]?
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9. ‘ .l‘
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or use"
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means more than the more try-
ing ion of different glasses it.
done at the optical rooms or
Hornet” B. Hoyt. \ ~
. With one ot'ihe best equipped
oiilces in New England he has
every means for making theat-
most accurate and reliable eye “-
tents and the best resultslare m
assured in every case. All a.
glasses are constructed to on- a:
der, and special lenses ot’ any <
kind are furnished withoutsend- “l
lug away for them, Factory on 3
premises. - i
DWEAR PERFECT LENSEs.
{HomoTBZHoyh
ENSES
CTL
Wt low it ., rm; i‘h ’
‘ Retraining Optician.
73 United Bank Building.
Tei.“363-12.f .
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Get it no title we
can Illicit Dlpmpi
connections
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90111169.;itllt
Gemini
lilo can last mm
a couple shipments of
The Drop Side we are selling com-
plate at $6.60 up.
) Sliding Conch complete $7.75 up.
Divan complete $13.50.
F- Av MECHELL,
FURNITURE nugalgouserunmsu.
Cor. High llml Will a... Norwaik. or.
F mt
J or .
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way.
Your fruit will look nicer if you use
the square shape and white glass fruit
jars, than they will in the old fashion
round shape and green glass. The
square ones have lightning tops.
Crockery. Glassware, ilouseiurnish-
lug Goods.
nun-—
Wall Papers and Prepared Points.
l w
Contractor for Painting and Decor-
ttting.
-—-We give the s. a H. Green Trad
lug Btumplu Auk nihilism.—
l. ll. vascular.
ITIWAOIIIIIWII Wm.
if“. 00'- WW mu Nomads.
‘ ,_ car
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orifio‘kii, ‘Nushnnd daughter ‘
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hit or
Postal brings Niel). or ~_
ralhhdrs
. should to
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DIXQNLUBRICA . S.
w No. tillllifor motor vehicle trans
mission gourd. . t ‘
No. tl7'iil'or gears
and motor boats. .
No. it graphite cup grease.
best in the world.
7. i lili
‘ "richest ‘dbh’dp
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1| North Main 81.. South Norwalk
Ruidenoe. 0 Washington 8!.
Telephone at hell-opus. .
Telephone atom“. .8364.
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v.-.......~. «memwv‘
‘ Jordan,
price. Hill’s ‘ Thain Building.
SOUTH NORWALK.
oe, 181 State Strut,
anlneEPOirr.
lflla..
a. It. CONNOR. Manager. “
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{SERVICE UP-‘I’O-DATE “a 1‘;
CUISINE UNSURPASBED
.Sllnzday Dinners. 75 Cents.
ii'or further particulars Ippl
flee. Telephone 488.
illlllg Line in ll. l.
for freight Only
on and after Tuesday. January I
906, Freight Propellers will leave
ier 28. East River, New York, (tool
at Dover street). every day, (except
Sunday). at 4 p. m. Freight receive
at Norwalk up to 4 p. m. and South
Norwalk up to 5:80 p. m.
NORWALK ITEAMBOA'I' co.
Annlng J. Smith.» c .c, Housman
Lou“. General Agent
y It of;
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pedal-S
The Very Best Creamery Butter.
per lb. .....'.................. 29c
2 lbs. Pure Leaf Lard ........... 25c
2 cans Red Alaska Salmon . . . 250
Shoulders, per lb. ............... 11c
Watermelons, large . .. . . . 350 and 40c
to"
Phone 223—3.
22 Cottage Ava, .. East Norwalk.
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svsuviiLADY'rewons-ssluo cl-lA»
IER
" if; Millie a new
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Inownwbiteyono piece ugtandud" For
oolnin Enameled Lavatory. -~ it . .
Have you ever‘ stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient it would
be tobavo not and cold running when
4 in your dressing chamber,. .1er
in; apartment "0! first floor toilet
room? its. presence ould afford you
the highest degree a comfort. , ..
We will gladly quote you prion. 0n!
plumbers are strictly competent In.
clinics, bonsai and reliable.
Horace R. dash,
connn’ MAIN AND Weir on
till iiiillii
IDU'I‘H Nonvilitk‘. «an.
M
DAPITA ' r"
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.UIPLU‘ AND FROM“
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sowm I-i MATHEW‘ON, m
JOHN H. hum, laymen...
PIPIDIRIGK I-I. ROWANl'lnI .VIoo-
rn. . ‘ . . .
WILPRID IODWILB, MM
- numeral ,
I. H. ”IIMWH .Hfun, hymen!
John H“. Ram “minimum"
admin luMmln- d. Willi“ "Irvin
Christian dwarfs «lithe H. mm “~
1.; “IA-«W»
mafia-....“ ', 1.; and aim
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of both automobiles
These lubricants are considered the
Bill [stall Billih,
flotel Mahackemo.
.RATEB REASONABLE ;
it
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run A0" A INIRAL‘. annulus"
' usual“.- . ' .
Reiligeuliprs. >1
« Palmer Hammocks.
~u:\.l\»~ .l‘.»u1._ ‘A
- Water Cooliiis.
AND MANY‘ OTHER
Summer Goods
r“ A‘i‘
...
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W
H .112 was
Go: in the Habit ot'I-i‘avlng Your
Sunday Dinner at the
GLIFFORD
No worrying about selecting
l
...
your meats, no bother with
, til-hen or new: when pimant,
Weather comes. ‘
Courteous Service.
Pienant Surrounding. '5'
_ Enchant. Cooking. .. _
. CHARLES REYNEKE,
M , Proprietor.
- Telephone 490.
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‘ UH! LATEST AND BEST
i
awnMowels
at $2.76 up.
'A very Itrou line of tally guaran-
teed High Wheel Movers. at. 85.50
to $6.00. mama!“ we. ...-....le
A complete assortment of the best
grades of RAKES. HOES. GARDEN
FORKS, SHOVELS. SPADEs. and an
Farming Utensils. at the lowest prices.
General repairing and machine work
promptly, attended to.
l
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lioulalk Haldane iii.
39 Main St. Norwalk.
litigants l’ui
m. EAST NORWALK
...—..—
Shou Dinners and All Kinds of Sea
‘« Food Cooked to Order.
Bathing and fishing.
Bath Kansas to Rent by the Season
"John O’Suiilvan.
Proprietor.
.7
till
I
llillliiii E. lllliill,
45 Well at. sol-walk. cg
‘ M Wuhlnpton 8t» Do. Hamil. I
lieaiifstate and insurance.
mun increase In value with the rapid
growth of the town.
ran-
...
Pater-ours TANKI. ....
Auto Garage
repaired. Tirol. Lamps. Olin.
Colin. Spark Place, etc.
204 WASHINGTON OTw i
PREST-O-Li'i'l mm.
...—......
W.
FRANK C. I
/ rm limp. .
meanings-Rip
_ “am“, .
Eclipse Seli'Cloanilla
Charles E. Dow's
HARDWARE,
HINGTON STREET.
Phone 667.
w. have several decided burnin-
in' Income producing property that
and Mebhine Shop.
Automobliu stored. overhauled and
IV
Launch Enclose. Covert. curtail“.
Turpentine. Tontl. Awrlinae and “III.
E. B. Robertson. Proprietor.
W, W.
‘ cmnosrown outfit ,
It, i‘. Benedict. l'iw. Cl 1
ill nulutrrumxll lilluiill
‘ counts DIS’I‘llLED‘” . .
True Spirits of Turpentine '
" “(economy/hi AAA smalrsl ‘
For fine lepton. Lacquers. Vlunlnheu, Palm
etc" etc. .
LES s. SHOLi-LS come/ml
Sale Sale- Agent:
New York Cit:
THE CHAR
I64 Front Street,
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l. E. Gilliam. ‘_
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Decorator,
EastNm’Wa'k
Tel. 452.
MONEY.
Money loaned to salaried employees
and housewives on their own name
without lndorscr. All transactions
strictly confidential. Call and see us
INDEPENDENT LOAN AND SECUR-
ITY (20..
Haviiand Building. Washington St.
Office flows. 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
luilllllil Siliill; ililllllilil Sula-4
THAN NEW YORK REAL ESTATE.
For years this Company has paid
%
semi-annually. Over half-million
dollars paid to investors to date,
ASSETS NEARLY $2,000,000.00.
Investments of from $100 to $10,0ill
accepted, participating lll earning-x
from date of receipt.
A card will bring you our literature
or a personal intcrview.
R. L. COBURN.‘Geheral Agent,
16 South Main Street.
Guaranteed interest on its
Bond Shares by check issued
1847 19
PLUMBING 'AND STEAM ’
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.“
STOVEB AND RANGES
ILA‘i’E . AND. :‘I’IN ROOFING
GII Ind Steam Fitting. Gan Fixture- 6"
4,, Metal Ceiling. Etc“ "
tr Have you eeenourv‘l‘to‘ck of ‘
RICHMOND “RANGES?
was yours a norcuklss
. COMPANY
17 WALL STREET. ‘
megabit. upouwntk
STORAGE
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