LIGGETT' BM
Saturday Candy
M ii frolic Chocolatli null“
lion- Boo mixture. Always the some
good quality and absolutely fresh
every time you buy, .. .
lilo Bridge Pharmacy.
ILATNEI. BRADLEY. Prom-Inter:
I .7 A! laptop It.
Tobe “841-2. .
All Orders "Dgllvaralt Fang etchings.
The annual clamhake of the Ischoda
Club will be held," dent Sunday.
Henry Swint. a former resident of
this place, is visiting friends here.
Minnie B. Ross and Mrs. C M. Belle
dict leave today for Asbury Park
Some tine catches or wenki’ish were
reported last week by local fishermen.
Miss Mary Machine, of New York
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs Lers W.
St. John of St. John street.
Miss Matilda Smith resumed her
duties pt N B). Ryan a 00' 3 store to
liar. utter a week’s vacation
M
Der lty Registrar Albeit S. Merrill
was in session Thursday at F F. Cor
hams store during Registrar Charles
Buckley’ 3 absence
-——If you want high grade work and
empt delivery. try the OlIi Well
Edundry. Collars, 2c; shirts 10c Nc
ofpnnection with mophy or You Al
styue, oi? the Crescent Laundry
Mills Lodema Adams and Miss Mild
réli Baxter who have been spending
their vacation at Asbury Park, have
returned to their homes here
, Mrs George Malkin Miss Juiirl H.
tuition and Ward Mnlkin of East Nor
MEIR, were guests Sunday of Mr. and
fa. Arthur R. Muikin, of Orchard
street, New Haven.
Christ parish Sunday school will
picnic at Roton Point Wednesday at
this weék Leave- Sunday school at 9
o‘clock. The Lewisboro Sunday school
will be at Roton Point the same day.
All ”10 bids have not yet been receiv-
ed on th(I new building for Christ
Church parish and a delay has result-
all; It is expected that theI bids will
be in by Tuesday when they will be
opened.
ROWAYTON.
Charles H. Golder, of Rowayton avo
title, was a visitor at the Bronx Park
Zoo, yesterday.
Frank DeWIllors, of Pennoyer street
has taken a position as bookkeeper in
Ferd . l-lnycs’ meat market.
The lion. 0, W. licii‘, of Rowayton
nvenuc, starts on a two weeks' vaca-
tion to Ocean Grove, this week.
Frank '1‘. Mills, of Crockett street.
who has been visiting friends in Wil-
ion for a few days, hus’returned home.
Miss Minnie hlm'roll, (ll Crockett
street, is visiting friends in Mount
Vernon, New York, for II week.
I
Reliance Hook and Ladder Company.
No. i. will hold its annual ellIcthtl of
officers ill the hIIuIleuIrtIers in ltowny-
ton til't‘lltlt', this (Ironing,
The annual fair of tillI Rowuyton
Methodist (‘hurrll will be held on Fri
day Angunl 23m. on the lawn of Mill
Andrew Mills of itownyton avenue.
Leroy Crockett and wife. of New
Haven. Wore visitors hero yesterday.
Mr, (‘IoIIkoll formerly lived here, lilitl
It'll. (‘roolllItt was Miss Lottie Pltzor.
of South Norwalk.
.‘A IuIIIIIinII of the lndlcu' Auxiliary
of. ltownytou iioso Company will hII
hold WIIdIlIIIIdIIl evening at the bond-
gunman of the company. Every mem-
er ill requested to ho prIInIInt
'l‘ho Rownyton Skill (‘lIIlI which hull
just been formed in this 'IpluIII will
hold a. meeting ill the headquarters
if Dibblo'u bloc,k Ron/nylon IIVIInuc.
ext Wednesday evening lit ll oriork
when oftlcora will be (denied and fuller
business iranunctcd.
.Pnunnllern lit. the eaabhound niution
were greeted with (I unrprlno thin
morning when they entered thlI build
inn. in one end .3: the room was a
hull ton of phosphate the odor of
which completely titled every unit of
room in the structure. and ev n pone
irntnd to the platform outside. and in
another, end of the building wnu stored
o. hull cilr load of groceries, which lim
' lied Ihe amount of space for the pan
nearer; even they were so included as
to keep company with the phospuie.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
lillnford Smith. of this town, Ivan in
South Norwnlk Friday on business.
. ' of Miss Alice E
James Pooley, were visitors in Sonyh
Norwulk recently.
Many tine crabs are being taillight in
Scotch Cove at present amfl‘ amongr
them many soil shdied cues. ”
The lack of rain has caused many
Wells to runndry in this vicinity and
many of th‘ brooks have run (in Illi-
tells rain coined upon, the fishermen
tear that the (routing will be injured.
WESTPORT.
Neil 13. Mitchell has purchased II fast
motor boat.
1' Miss Alberta K. Darrow
Thursday at Snvin Rock.
spent
G. Chattleld oi’ Seymour is the guest
Smith
C. Eddy. oi Saugniuck is breaking in
as motornlan on the trolley.
Mias Alice Smith and Mrs Chattield
were in Stamford on Friday.
Leonard Wagner spent Thursday at-
ternoon in_ Stamford on business.
Martin J. Burke has taken a position
as engineel at, the Post paper mill
John Dolnn, of Saugatuck. is work-
ing in Wakemnn's mattress factory.
Mr. and Mrs. P. 0. Sanford are on-
tertaining friends from out of town.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J, Crawford are on
tertainlng friends from Brooklyn, N.
Mrs Chmles Olmstead of Riverside
avenue is visiting relatives in Ridge-
eld ;
Miss Madeline Sturges and party of
friends are camping out on Compo
Beach.
Rev. and Mrs. E, B. Donn, of. Christ
church parish are enjoying their vaca-
lion.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley B. Filiow are
visiting in Providence and other places
of interest.
Mrs. William Smith entertained her
friends Mrs. Charles Baker at her
home in Greens Farms.
John Burke was a delegate to the
state firemen's convention from Vigi-
lnnt Company on Thursday.
Mrs. Hattie Smibcrt and
Florence are tiltI guests of?
Sherwood of Glt‘t‘llS Falms.
daughter.
.inmcs
Mrs George Darrow and Miss Alberta
Darrow, who have been visiting in
I‘Mnsaachusctts, have returned home.
‘TMlss Vivienne B. ’l‘oquot of West
port is spending I few (lays with her
cousin, Miss Mildred Fryer in Stratv
ford.
Mr. Colt a brother of Mrs. Lloyd
Nash. of Baltimore. is the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Nash of King
street.
Percy Sturges the efficient and no-
tivu (prl'ess agent at. tho Suugntnck-
station is sick and has been obliged to
lay by for it day.
Shrtl‘i’ Frederick Kt'illllf’l' underwent
a serious operation in lhII lilidueport
Hospital on Tuesday LIIIII rIIleIts are
that be is iIleIming wllilh will be
good news to II host of friends.
Mrs. C. N. lltlllrlll‘tl. (If StIItII slrIIIIt.
tell in her ,Vlli‘tl lt‘l‘ldzly illlli sprained
her wrist. At ilrsl she thought she
had broken it. but Dr. llowvrs exam»
lncd it and found that it was only (I
sprain.
Miss Alll'l‘ Smith. Miss Allt'tl ’i‘IIvIIy
Minn Ethel livers and hill-III \‘iIiIInne
"loquIIi spout 'l‘lIuIHIilly in NI- Iw llnuIn.
The young indies look all IllI sights in
at Snvill Roth and iiloIIllIglllifienjoyed
themselves.
The Hawthorne inn (folllpnny lulu
colmnoncod prInleIIdinIlu In ltll’i‘t'lllhii' ll.
mortgage hold by them on llu~ inn pro-
perty. The hotel in bIII'ollIlng the luv
vorito for Ilutonlobillnts null is doing
a line business.
llr. (loot-go .l. llndI-rwuod in l’illlh‘lill‘l‘.
lull IIIIvIIrnl oli‘III'lI tor the
Hotel nlld tillI adjacent property. it in
probable that he will (done with it buy-
er in a shell llliln and thou thII llIIVIIl
ling public will illliil! lllli fumiilllr plc
hence.
Mllill Currie l. Studio, has rustunI-Il
hIIr position ulI opol'ntol III the local
tolephuulI (Ixrhnugo. Minn iinlffin hull
been one of the moat accommodatingI
yonnll lnIliIIu over in the local office
and the patrons of the company will‘
regret to learn of her departure, wlIiII ii
is caused by poor health.
W
Oliver Johnson’ it now looked wistful-
ly over the fence one evening lust.
Week and her heart, filled with ions:-
ing tor II taste of the lIIquIlIII corn
iilllllili in theI ullrdnn of John bum-(Inm-
Forgetting that there ill a law concern-
ing trespassing she jumped the fence
and taunted on u punch until IIVIIry
stalk was gone. When Lawrence
got up the next morning he dillcovurud
his ions The visions he had during
the night or nllccotdhll and roasting
ours passed away and now no in
mourning {or the lost.
witchlng, torturing akin eruptions.
Ointment brings quick relief and lost
diaflgure. annoy. drive one wild. Donn' (I
log cures. Fifty cents at any drug
store.
ALLEOED MILK.
Of all "whitlI lien" the one whiteile
'l'ilat most deserve» the crown
in that atrocious stuff we buy
W
Madison it. it; Pooleyland brother.
For country milk in town.
, rondmnstor of tho.
Wl-Ili port. l
l
train and read, on the side
the manuals which are ”Elli? trans-
ported inside
For many years it has been the
custom of snippets to tuck big signs
on the flank of the cars. This has
been especially noticeable in the case
of some of the furniture firms. (-nr-
thine buildIIls and IIIIIIIIIl’IItIiurors of
breakfast foods.
The (signs become so big and lid
grant that it was oftentimes difficult
for the cur hunters. and men who
take the number-II, to locate the figures
which they wanted without turni'llll‘qof
yards of printed packers or cloth,
and wasting it lot, of valuable time.
This is probably tiltI primary reason
for the rule which will abolish all
these nuisances,
The rule is another rosnltot union
enterprise, being one oi" the Iiclllnnds
more some time ago by the our build-
era; It, was accepted by the rallronds
and becomes cii’cctive on Sept. 1. The
railroads have sent. out t‘ormnl notices
to tilts ci‘i'ect to it” their freight
ugchts. The notlt'c roads: "After
Sept, l we are prohibited llom plac-
ing advertisements on cuts. It is do
sired thnt agents notlfv shippers ac-
cordingly. in doing this giant care
must be used not. to. offend the ship-
pers, but to explain to them the rea-
son why th‘m‘e obliged to take the
step, and that it. is general with all
roads.
“Aftcl Sept.
ters will remove all such signs and lid-v
vertisements from tho curs before all-
lowing them to go forward.”
WESTON.
Mrs Marin Banks has been quite ill
for several days.
Frank Tl‘t‘ildWllll is spending his va-
cation at his home here.
Mr. Tyler has sold his place on Good
Hill to onl-ot-town parties.
Oscar Budd has purchased a
horse from the Varlnn farm.
“(3W
Master Madispu Morehouse is re-
covering from a few Ilays‘ illness.
Mr, Sutton, who lives in on(I of H.
C. Hurlbutt's tenement houses, is ill
with typhoid fever. '
Mr. illld Mrs. Edwin» Beers have re-
lurndlI to Slrntford ni‘tor II visit. with
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nichols,
Adaln Kennel has 8. huge rattlesnake
on exhibition in his yard which hé
(I'nptuled last week The leptlle has
13 lollies and a button.
HAGGERTY PROMOTED.
Fifteen Years’ Faithful Service Brings
Deserved Reward.
Charles A. llnggoriy, oi Stamford.
has been plomotod to be assistant
\‘ow Yolk division
of the Now liIIIIIn ilillltlud, the up
polntnlcnt to go into ell‘ect at once.
.llr. llngllorly has been with the
New ilnvIIn road about fifteen years.
For the past seven years he has been
an extra i‘orIIIIIIIn in road work under
supervision of RIlnIiIlIzIstIIr l‘. ll. Per:
hills, of Stamford. l’rIIrlons llli‘l't‘lt)
he was :1 auction l'orIIInau. ”(I will
have charge ot‘ the New York (HHS-k
loll i’rolll Stullllortl wIIst. including “10*
New (,‘itlitiilll brunch. under supervis-
loll (If ltoIlllIIIlIstlIr l’IIlIkinI-I.
lII rntll'ond (Iirt‘lus Mr. iinugoriys
promotion is regarded as n \"l'll-(ll’I
St'l'Yl‘il l‘l‘\\’iil'll for hard and faithful
work. Although roully n llI'ingIport
lllllil, the new assistant rondlnnutol
has ilrlId in Stamford l'In- upwards of
toll ~\‘IIIII'II. ill: in n lllIIlIlhlIr of St.
Augustine Council. Knights of Colum-
bus. of Sinml‘ord.
Clifford ll. Perkins. mndlnnsivr ol‘
the Now York llh'lllllill, llilW has two
assistants. The other nuslutnnt. road-
Illiitlli'l' in .l. 1‘. Reilly. or llriduIIpm-l,
and hII hull (Ilillrgo of tin.» New York
division from Stamford unlit. includ-
ing the ilanllnry division. (it into
construction work has increased so
much went at Stamford, especially on
lili‘ ilnrlonl itivul' brunch. which bills
been nlx~trllclwd, that tho not-(l ol‘ II
second nunintllnt became apparent.
WAS NOT MR8. WHITLEY
Son at Mining Woman Went to Dan-
bury, Looking for Her.
Though it is normal weeks uivrtw
Mrs. Lydia Whitley. of Nolwwnlk (llII
llllpl'lil't'tl the last time llt‘l‘ husband
,Joul-ph Whitley. has been unable to in
onto her
Saturday their son. Joseph Whitley.
.ir. .wmlt to Danhury on receipt of II III
pol-l that like won than: not the woman
....m-
All trur (I of Mrs Whitley Was lost III
New Canaan. II is supposed that her
mind in II blank and that IllaI has In»
rural] II position ill! ll (inmostic In
some town or country.
WMVMM .. A W
DUNN ED BY OASOLlNE.
Two Men Probably Fatally injured by
the [isolation of Enamel Vandal»
grill. Pa
Pl'l‘l‘fiililiiltl. Pit, August 12.»
Three men Were burned. into it, in
thought. fatally. hII an explosion of a
gasoline engine .IIt V‘nndcrgrilt. Pn..
llllil night.
The victims were employee of the
West Palm Rtllil‘tlflll. They were re
pairing the engine when the gasoline
was Ignited by a torch and the explo-
laion quickly toilnwed.
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The days are. growing short when ‘ ‘ ‘
people can look upon u pnssin freight ',
oi? the ,
cars, all hints of advertisement» for ‘
1, agents or yardmas- .
plIowIll to be someone tlnln Stanlfollitl'li”
“bib-v n I,
wh tril MW Jfiw‘ %% lflquflm
""l‘ iron “y ‘ given the more
tin Illlllyfllal'l‘llwm value . volevemriad. .1
min In
. o “if“; elitist. hill. In.
hold in h g'fil‘mtyfpgm gfifibgo 3r
lumping
I‘t"
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LORD SEFTON RESIquS.
LONDON, Augumst 12——L<3l‘d Setton.
Who was appointed mauled (it the
Home when Sir Henry CninpbcllBan-
IIIII'IIIIIII first formed his ministry, has
resigned as a protest against the land
legislation inaugurated by the Liberals,
lII oillcially announcing his retirement.
his lordship says it; was. due to “not‘
bcinl,I ill accord with the extreme illCtlB
first defection from
Bannermuu ministry,
“Do you believe that dolllosiic argu-
tllc Campbell-
Yululglinb.
“Sure.' replied Oldwed. “Each of the
parties to the nigument is fully con-
viuced that the other is wron‘g."-Chi-
cago News. ,
Your fruit will look ulcer. it you use
jars than they will in the hill fashion
round shape and green glass. The
square ones have lightning tops.
Crockery, Glassware, HousefurnishI
lug Goods.
Wail Papers and Prepared Paints.
u—a—
Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order. ‘
Contractor for Painting and Decor-
cling. ‘
-We give the 8. a N‘ $8”? Trad-
ing Stamp» Ask for them.-
L. ll. DECKER.
87 Wuhlngton Street.
Tel. Con. south Norwalk.
(Rome to bun a
‘ as
Range?
Get it loit- ante we
can make. prempl
connections
I . . ' , .
Postal blinds ten. or
one 65
Biathlon
Comply.
~— ‘ |
y 8
wt; lull .lllsi Received
a couple shipments of
The Drop Bide we are: ceiling com
pletc Ill. 86. 50 up.
Sliding Couch complete'87.7tl up.
Divan complete 313.50. "
F.A. MITCHELL,
FURNITURE AND HOUOEPUHNIIH-
IIIII
. 30 WollIlBirootl -. _
tires oi’ the government.” This is the ;
(Iu'Iuis are at all convincing?" queried I}
DERVIOE UP-TO- DATE
the square shape and white. glass fruit ,
moo
cor. High and Wall dim, Normik, (Inc
, . arr motor
mission gears
and motel“ boats.
No. .l gluphite cup g1 euno
Them: lubricants are considered the
bent in the world
N00
“Honm Good: at Hone-t Prion."
. Norwaik.
vehicle trans»
No. 677 tor gears of both automobiles .
Eclipse Séli- Cleaning
chiral Inner, ND.
Funeral DI .
and Emhalm‘a . ‘
10 North Main- at, South Norwalk
Rhiannon, 6 Washington ll.
Telephone at houu, 693.
Telephone at olden. 8.3M.
Mlller dz J ordan,
that little thins,
SOUTH NORWALK.
llllin tithe 181 Statesman
BNIDGEPORT.
{Hotel Mahackenio.
I]. II. CONNOR. Manual- :ui
:--I i-
Who-gm
comma UNBURPABSED
. RATE! REASONABLE
.‘Silllddy dinners, 75 Gents.
For further particulan opply It or-
lice. Telephone 488.
~_.......T.,__.. ”cwwm
llailg the it] N. Y.
for freight Only
On and utter Tuesday. January I
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28. East River, New York, (tool
of Dover street). every day (excep
Sunday). at 4 p. m. Freight receiv
at Norwalk up to 4 p. m. and South
Norwalk up to 6: 30p
2 NORWALK STEAMBOAT (:0.
Amino J. Smith. I: .0. Honolulu
~ Lance. General Agent
Specials.”
The Very Best Creamery Butter.
per lb. ... 290
2 lbs. Pure Lent Lard ........... 25c
2 cans Red Alaska. Salmon . .. . ... 250
Shoulders, per lb. 11c
Watermelons, large 35c and 40c
EA. Stull
Phone 123—3.
Recluse Ava., , Eat Norwalk.
Event LXavIa" anthems carol
. .. Ian
' Millpond Tvlltll'l
would» hunt:
allow. white. one plane "smdh" Pot
eolain Enameled Lavatory
Have iyou, ever flopped to nodular
how (lei shtiully convenient it would
he to have hot and cold running mm
In your dream chamber, bid»
in; apartment 0 that 000': toilet
room? its presence would Mord no!
the tugboat degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prion. Din
plumbers are strictly component In.
phonics. honest and rail-bio.
CITY Mill
IOUTH llonwzuht; noun;
J ”ANITA
' .100,” . .
WNPLUD AND Niall
imam»... "'
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EDWIN H MATHIWOON,PM
JOHN u know.“ twat-PM
WlLF'NlD IODWELII, Duh!!!»
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DINIOTON
Mi. Maihowo’o‘n Han Downer
3min .Mirvlll J ‘31: fit
. n
all MW“. . MALI
. .
(lithe, Hall’s iintre Building ,
OORNII MAIN AND WIOI IT: l
runner-Inugjmulldti: Ilinkmo :
FRIDINIDK H. NO'WANI Ind .VIOOI
Reingelators.
Palmer Hammocks.
Water Coolers.
AND MANY OTHE
Summer GonS‘
HARDWARE.
l1: WASHINGTON sultan .
. Phone don ‘
an In the Habit of Having Your
Sunday Dinner at the
CLIFFORD
No worrying about, selecting
your manta, no bother with
. dla‘hu or stove when plu‘unt
Walther comes.
Courteoul Service. .3
Pleasant Surrounding. Ni
Excellent Cooking. ‘_
CHARLES REYNEKE,
_ . Proprietor.
: .' . ,Tolapl-lonp 49!.
-r
I‘l'I'HI LATEST AND IEST
‘LllwnMnneIs
at $2.75 up.
'A very Itroll use or fully guaran-
teed Big] Wheel [overly At 36.50
m woo. «(mammal-lull.»
A complete Iasortmont’ or the beat
grades of RAKES. HOES, GARDEN
FORKS, SHOVELB. SPADES. and all
Farming Utensils, at the lowest prices.
General repairing and machine work
brompfly attended to. M ,
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horralk Hardware to
39 Main St. Norwalk.
Telephone Call 97- 5.
Glegurus Point!
m EAST NORWALK
Shara Dinners and All Kinds of Sea
Food Cooked to Order.
Bathing and fishing.
Bath Houses to Rent by the Season
John O’ Sullivan.
Proprietor.
llllRlliEE NANNNSUN,
"I‘ 48 Wall on. Norwullt. ‘
I4 Wuhlnlion at. la. Nomi!- pd!
lteal Estate and insurance
qrpwlll of III. lawn.
PREST-O-LITE TANKI. J.
Auto Garage
and Machine Shop.
CharlesE Dad I
. Wu have uvo’ral “allied bargain:
to Income producing property that
«aim Increase In value with the mild
ozoncsrowll c amt
If. f‘ With" (E.
boosts .DlS'l‘lilLD ,
I ’ r. it“ I‘ ‘II a . .
True Spirits of Turpentine.
(GEORGETOWN AAA SPIRITS)
[or fine lamina. Lacquers, .Vamiahcl. Paint-
clc.‘ . etc
THE CHARLES E. snows coMPANi
Sole 5&ch Ant-ut-
lMFronl Street, New York Cit:
,. decorator,
,. East Norwellk
Tel. 452.
Money loaned. to salaried employees,
and housewives on their own name
without indorser All transactions
strictly confidential. Call and see us
INDEPENDENT LOAN AND SEOUR- '
iTY co., '
Havlland Building. Washington 8!.
Office hours. 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. »
W”
Nothing Sal ler- Nllbillu Shel——
THAN NEW YORK REAL ESTATE.
For years this Company has paid
% Guaranteed interest on It:
.' Bond Shares by check issued
semi-annually. Over half-million
dollars paid to investors to date.
ASSETS NEARLY $2,000,000.00.
investments of from $100 to $10.00?
accepted palticlpating in earnings
from date of receipt.
A card will bring you qpr literatull
or a personal interview.
R. L. COBURN, General Agent,
16 South Main Street.
1847 -..I IN.
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING. .
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGE-3.8
OLATE AND TlN ROOFING
(ill and Steam Fitting. Gui Fixtures.
Metal Ceiling, Etc.
Have? you «to our clock of
RICHMOND RANGES 9
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS‘
COMPANY
17 WALL smear.
4 _
NORWAL'
..-..W. WM..-
, ,, “...—....
._ 1H: scorn nonwAt‘K
STORAGE
mm. masseuse.
“7 for
FURNITURE, PlANO‘. ETC.
_ Telephone, 849—6.
It For Particulars Addrcu ...
‘ G. N. MoKIBBIN. "l
Ollica, Rob 4.’ H light“ Block.
Wu "latch trial.
Whll Not 151111 Your
Own Home?
Rent: are advancing all the that}.
and deilrnble apartments are bocumi
in: newer every day We have a
number of very desirable homo: id!
gala, andt can make the term: and
1 (In-Ir.
“(fig
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. Automobliu clot-ell, overhauled and prioarl
wall-ed.
alll, Spark Plugs, etc. .
5, Launch Englnau. Covet-d, carillon
Torpaullna, Tonic, Awnings and Colin.
204 manmaron or. l'
E. B. Robertson, Proprietor. .
PRIDT-o-LITE mm.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
man
! mm
.’ norm
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militia.
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Tlru. Lampo. Dill. Dry I
..uv'v‘v'
'3; an no. (tin
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INCORPORATED.
South NONI“
”m
Clam-Id Avenue.
“multiple. (‘l'Nl NEW
W... noun VICTORIA
IND mnu'rll mm patron
aD "Mfume” ahtu
W room I
and! lamb: Ll lhrbulhm
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no of A lw'.‘ ii {I
(fit hoot-braid; tank
6 III Aim I on hind.
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