' go cont
This candy is always to some good
quality and trash every into you buy.
APOL‘O OHOOOL'A’T'ES, handsome-
ly packed in knit and pound boxes. at
30c, 40c, 60:: and 80); non:
“myths Pharmacy.
" «I'OR'WDLEY. ammonia
20§TWIIhl glen at.
All Ordarl Dullrnil'l’ree of Charge;
Albert St John'has taken 11 position
with :1 Bridgeport firm.
A gang of men has been at work 101
some days widening and grading East
avenue.
Miss Maud Wood of Stamford is
the guest of Mrs. John Gordon, (11’ Win-
field street.
A large 11111111191 of East. Norwaik
_ people 'went to Long island today on
the steamer Huntington
Néw poles for electric light wires
are“ being placed in East avenue by
that Connecticut Company.
Rev. F‘. S. Ainsworth led the week-
ly'Io‘cial service at. the Advent Christ.-
tan Church last evening.
Mrs H. A Tuttie, ot'l‘aunton, Mass.
has been spending a week wlth Mr.
and Mrs. James Hanford, of Winfield
stré'et.
dull you want high grade 1v01k at
popiila1'prlces-—coilnrs 20 shirts 10c»
try the Old Well Lennon.
A‘ meeting of the Board of the. Ad-
vent. Christian Church was held last
, arching at the close 01‘ the social ser-
v as.
The regular weekly prayer meeting
we'd-held last evening at the East Ave-
nueMethodist Church. Rev. Mr. Free.-
man acted as leader.
Rev. Lester Reynolds. of Brockton.
Mitts” will p1 each at 110th services in
the Advent Christian Church Sunday.
Hp is 111 i'sldont of the Eastern District
or Loyal Wo1',ke1's and is on his way
to'Ilituois. as a delegate to the con-
vention of the Western District.
John Kelly, of Troy, New York. and
Mills Mabel R. Davenport, oi Banning
ton, Vermont. eldest daughter of Mr.
and. Mrs. F. H, Davenport, were mar-
trieti on the evening of the 14th inst,
null after a fortnight‘s stay in Asbury
P8,? , will reside in one of Mr. Kelly‘s
hon, es in Troy, New York. Mabel is
very well-known in The Norwalks.
from having made numerous visits at
the',ho111e of her Grandma James. 111
Benedict street, and they will be glad
to'ihear of the good fortune that has
fallen to her.
Ever since Mr, and Mrs. David A.
Dixon have been ruminating in New
York State, having a change of airund
scenery their little fox terrier .lack
refuses to be comforted. He will
neither l'ui.pi11,1 with his canine
friends, or chase. everything on wheels
as lieu '11s in tho. habit of doing, but
lay on the steps for hours and do noth
in; but weep and whine. He is not
neglected by the neighbors and has a
repugnaneo to most of the male r1101-
lult amongst the girls he is as attentive
as“ he had 11 reason, and will walk
about on his hind feet, with the others
milled high in the air to please out- of
the little misses.
Mrs. Lewis S. ilubbeil and 1101' two
sprightly daughters. Elsie 11nd Millie
who have not been inappi opium-11
styled the Three Graces came on from
Greenwich. yesterday to pay 11 111111 to
salute oi their old friends 11nd 111-1gb-
borI in East Norwalk. Thoy found Mrs.
Nancy 11. Wicks. of 4 (1Citngc Bli't‘ttl.
Marin-1'11 1111111,- ill from 1101' lnithfui
and vigilant watching over her daugh-
ter. had her little baby with its bright
«you, curly hair and alabaster iight’
ultill. which (hare 11111in represents.
111111 the 111111; l1o1suif,run down from
the 1011151111 of the usual sumiuor oom-
3115111111 incident to the second year
Offiihllililllotld. Mr. and Mrs Oukluy
9 till, together with Pearl and the
1011;! were all in tip top leather. and
my 11 n or the Greenwich people had
over 111-011 1111- his liliio Major their
delight wan unlmundod They aim 11101
Mar. arnoy, with tic-r aoa-~iniaw and
daughter. and the piuiuomoniii littlo
int. Alphonse. Mrs. James was
ll my vivacliy us ever. and told
them all what all the ladies love to
hear about. the. uranium oi her high-
men yonmld granddaughter to a young:
uentloman of 1115111111 in Troy, New
York, 1with owns lots of bricks and mor
tar in that old lip-river town. Mrs.
Jamar (other wall a great grandfather
at. forty-eight. and young as tho little
black haired woman acorns to be it is
not now unlikely that she mo, will be
come a great great grandmother Mrs
James unrivaled to note that outwith
standing Air. Kelly's utiluouce he Ylhllh
on eroryone. calling 111111 Jack no illtit
like herself he must be a good follow
“111911111175. friction-Dr 'i‘honms
111121911qu 011. Cum toothache, eat-ache
sore throat. Heals cuts. bruises,
welds. Stool any pain.
H111 flaunts-rum”. did you know
‘ 1111111111111 tong below you married her?
.Her miter-”Jun lit-imam you and
But, my dear, i don't know her yet.
11’41‘1
nus,
, land
.Mr. Raymond had two of his ribs brok-
1Dauchey and Clark, and. the
loci-urn”
[snout u 7
Arthur Walker has returned home
from a visit with 1elutives in Long Is-
Miss Jennie Scott will spend a few
days with a school friend at an em-
ly date.
", Hunter‘s are looking forward to good
sport as castle and partridges seem
plentiful. »
Miss Jennie Scott, of Rowuyton. was
the recent. guest of Miss Hattie 01%
chard, Norotou.
Miss Mildred Flske of Woodclii‘te.
Long island, in lining entertained by
Miss Beatrice 1)eWutel‘.s
lion. Charles W. Bell of Rownyton
avenue to spending several days at
Asbury Park and Ocean Grove.
Mrs, Mary Thomas, of ltowaytcn
avenue, left. today for a two weeks’
{Vii-1i; in Ocean Grove and Ashury Park,
Mrs. George Scott and daughter.
Miss Jennie, have. returned from a vis-
it with Mr and Mrs Nugcl, Newman‘-
1101, N. J
Mr and Mrs, William DeWaters,111
Mound Vernon. New Y'.01k are. guests
at the residence of M1. and Mrs John
DeWaters.
' Mrs. Tongue. of Brooklyn, who has
been visiting Mrs George Sc,oit Row-
ayion will soon make Mrs Hemy
Whitney, of Barton, an extended visit.
MMiss Rhea. hogan. the daughter of
1'.
cago, and Charles A. Munroe, of
Juliet. 111., are to he married next
Tuesday evening at the bride's sum—
mer home, in 'l‘okoneko.
The formal opening of the newly or-
ganized Rowayton Yacht Club‘s quar-
ters will take place next. Thursday
night, Ailgust. 22. There will be music.
and refreshments. and invitations are
being issued to a large number 01'
residents of Rowayton,
' Alex. Raymond, 11 Well-known resi-
dent. of this place. was seriously 111-
jured, yesterday, while workiue on his
farm. He was on a load of hay, and
making a mission fell to the. ground, a
distance of about ten feet. in falling
He. is lie-
11. Noxon. of
en, and was badly bruised.
ing attended by Dr. 0.
Barton.
’ m
The New 150111. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company has is-
sued orders to close down the Rowny-
ton pumping station until further (11'-
ders, which means until there is a
good heavy rain. as the. pond is prac-
ticaily dry. The two engineers,
trough
tenders Charles ’l'uitit' and Patrick
Savage. have been granted a week's
vacation. 'l‘ho lounnmtives are taking
water from the. pipes in South Nor-
walk, and as the water goes out of the
tank tilcrc faster than the intake puts
it. in, a line of hose has been run from
the street hydrant under the, Wash
ingion street bridge to the lilllii.
'i‘ 0 following hooks are now ready
at t c Rowayiou Library presented by
Mrs. W H Bridal-1111111: Cousin An
illonv 11MB Edward Marzilu Equality.
Edw'md 1301111111)" 111 His Name, id.
.i-lule; Pment‘s Assistant: Very Hard
Cash, 9. Reade: Henry VIII. and
His C u .«ouiHu Mlllllllilt‘ll', Union
and An- arr-11 Speeches, (Thus.
Drakofl. nelisli Literature.
Reed: Artistit Anatomy. Mathias lin-
1'al: ’l‘mw‘l‘u', Oliver Goldsmith; Eng
lish Gramn1a1',(‘. l’. Mason: la-aoudk
of (lotus Frank Shiite-1: t‘.1uii-1".tbuly
Talon Chanel-1; lloui Worry Nam-.151. '
11111115 of tho Ancient Miliillt‘l‘, (‘olo-
ridge; House lit-'mruliou, Rhoda (lai-
veti', Scroll liritlah Classics: (llllllllt‘
History of Germany. Mrs. H. t‘. How»
try: The 'l‘i'nusvunl From Within. .l. l‘
Illeid Thursday.
'poiutment
and 11111111 will he on auto.
Ellie. finest about llarien.
early home was in tho beauiit‘ul is-
lit-111')"
WA‘RIEN‘ AND NOROTON.
53s Male Moi-fey has been quite
ith malaria.
in
, “W
Mrs. Currie Overton will soon visit
friends in D111 ion
The Seuion Christian Endeavor will
give a lawn party soon
Nelson Lord. of Noroton Heights,
, visited Dalian friends, Wednesday,
“W 3
Mrs James M. Wllimoti has” l‘oiul'-u
cd from a. visit with Mrs George Kirk.
in Derby. I
the
the
‘ New walks are to 11(- loid in
Soldiers' Home grounds around
monuments
The Methodist Society will give the
play “Bridget' 8 Mistake. " at the. Town
Hall, August Iii.
Mi‘ and Mia Gudher, of Newark N
5 were the. recent guests of Miss Ag
nos Raymond of Durion
Miss Bertha Pooloy of New Yo1'.k
will spend her yaraiiou at her home
in lla1',leu ('mlllng 111',iduy August 16.
Miss Anna Dickermnu loaves very
soon for Michigan where. she will not
as bridesmaid at the “wedding of her
cousin,
William W Ballard and M l‘ lanlixan
of Maple. avunuo, :‘110 h: wing new front
walks of Portland («uncut laid at their
homes.
Mrs Waltm (l ordou mad little daugh-
leave soon 1'01 11 Week a visit with
11.91- mother, Mrs. A11dc1'sou,i11 llavcr-
straw N. Y
Miss Bessie M Wood and Miss Lou
'isu Waterbury r‘etuinod by automobile
last work from Vermont after a visit
of four weeks in our northern country.
and Mrs. Frank G. hogan. of Chl- ' ‘
Mrs. B. A. Lockwood. of Noroton. is
recovering from a very serious illness.
Her son and daughter of New Haven
were. called hero on account of her
illness.
Mrs. Henry Whitney received a pos-
tal card from Rev, W. 11‘. Dickerman.
who has just arrived in Portland, Mt'..
where he. was to attend a Uniwi'saiist
Conference
.—_.
Raymond Godber, of Newark, N. J..
has been visiting his aunt. Miss Agnes
Raymond. Maple avenue llin'.lrn Rav-
nioud and his brother are both very
caret singers.
.——~—3—-—————-—-
Mrs. John Pooley may well be proud
of her- success with flowers. Among
them is an ivy geranium. often a shy
binomel', which has fourteen clusters
of full pink blossoms.
The death of Thomas ’l‘ougue, for-
medly (11’ Burton. occurred in Middle-
t.ow11.ihis week. The funeral was
August 15. the burial
Wasin Spring Grove Cemetery.
The dry season has brought disap-
to’ many failners here
abouts. Ono -of them reports that no
ears have yet formed in one of his
fields that last year yielded 150 bush-
els.
The annual fair of St. Luke's
August :11), .1111-1 noon and owning. Fan-
('3; articles of all kinds, ice cream, cake
Admission
is f1 ee ll stormy, next fair day.
tor of the Methodist Church. is one of
Mr. Laine's
15nd of Guernsey, hence his love for
,oludcs.
Miss Libido. ll. Soely was the recent
'guesr of Mrs ilollv ll. Sooly tor two
weeks, at iluunodaga Lake Adtlon-
(lurks 11' hero the weather 11.111 so cold
there were twenty four ill't‘i-l in the
club l11111se.i\lrs.St-cl,\ and her son
expect to 11911111111 until Sopiumber
'l‘ht- llurions and Nationals of South
.Nol walk will play the that. of a series
of tllrc-c humus 1m $100 and the c-luim
Fitzpatrick: History of Plymouth Plan
tailon. William Bradford: Near 1111.
Burns, Thomas (‘inriyii-z Mun-111.111
Museum Frederick (111-e11“: llllili-til,
Pools. 2 vols,iltm1itr-r-d:'i‘1wl1o
Mlios 11111111 11 Lemon (lull 11111111111111: l
Kinder and llliilfllliili"lllt'll, tir:lmui
Murcia-i1, Hans Audi-1111111; 111111111111
Prutiqlm. Paul. llurt'y; Le iloi ili'li Mull-
iuyzuoa. Edmond About: La i-‘nil' l-‘nii
ill-111', Eiriili- (llrurdln; Chats. ll'tli-uvr1-
do Puma-111's Front-tit. V. Timon;
ll‘liisloiro do i'l'uurr. ti. lint-androy'.
Thu his Bountiful, claw-urn i‘nou;
Couv mt llama-11 i. ll tilimon:
English Poets, Joseph (loriwii it: Thu
Madonna in Madrid and lliator ,v, Ell/.11
both Vliiooui: A Month 111 England.
l'l.'l‘,'i‘ur'ite1'mun: lliuks With lin-
Pnkt. Mrs. (‘huu ilugot; Now Hmriu iui
Lite, l’lliiiilm ”looks: Sanitary ilr-uiil
m or 111mm». G 111. Wurluu: tinder-
nnuth lliu llounii Miibnoi lipid. Mi ill-
ods of Mind ’l‘rnluiulr Catharina Alli-z
on. i’lna Pom: Arnold Pill-zki-r School
and Fluid llotuul' A1111 (ii'uv: iiiutury
of (lroeco. William Smith: Orr-ck 111111
1101111 R. F‘ imlizhiou'. (burlap and
Roman Mythology. M A Dwight;
French Home Lilo: Churuolorlkliru of
Women. Mrs. Jami-1mm A Day by the
Fire. 1,511.11 Hunt; liliomontn oi Astron-
omy. J. N. lm'lryer; lllmziinh Hintory
Henry heed: Natural Philomiphr F).
M, Avery: Palamon and Arctic. J
Dryden: Clot-ms Orations. Cicero: 31-
lecilrmn From 011111 Ovid: Ouenar's
(luiiic War, Julius t‘nosur: lilnd ilmu
e1: 11111115111111.5111 lltisauifl; Mas
our-rune .l. (1 Suite: l’oeticai 'l'iituuea
to the Memory of Lincoln: Paradise
1.11111. John Milton; Poems, Juan than
low. The. 1.1111119 of Scotti). 11111111111»
well: Muiseruiocek of English intern
turn: Gail Hamilton a Life in letters.
Gail Hamilton. The Life of Nelson.
Robert fioiltht'y: Lives of tho Quorum
111‘ England 12 vols/111m»); Strickland;
WhiIt. William Pole 'l‘lio foilowlnz
wine given by Mrs. Anion Au Either
imentni Waning. Tom Hall: Colonel
Norton Florence Montgomery; Young
Mistley, Henry El. Morriman; A House
pionship of the two towns on Noxon'k
lot Dark-u, Saturday uftoruonn atIl: 'll)
. 111.1vhcn a glvut game is iooltiul
i".oi Smith and l.1-_v is 11111111111 hut-
tery, while Voik 1111a Klioir will iu- the
Nuiiouula'built-11'
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WESTPORT.
Mrs. Harriet. l’i’lcc in visiting
liridm'pot't.
in
”W
David Ward. of the firm oi Ward
52 Mycru. in very ill
llt'V. «burst- 16. Bishop pin-laud Bun-
dliy in \‘i’uodnioui where ho pruuchmi
111. 1111- Moihmiiui thumb
M11111 Mary Whi‘uloi‘ and brotiur
Humid-i Winn-luv. wore roccnt guests
of 11111111111 in Weston.
Church night. servtec at 1111111471111
ki'uuuiiounl and Methodist Cluu'cht‘u
this evening,
lit-v. Mr. lire-mun. oi i-‘uirileld, has
been a rodent guest at iioiy Trinity
rectory.
Mr. iiiouuuoi of Cannon. has boon
the midst of his daughter. Mrs.
Cimrluu tiudi‘l'uy. 111 (‘ompo ileurh
Mrs. ilmily' Myers has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. James Grey, of
Bridgeport.
Mrs. Edgar ll. Perry 1111.. been the
guest of her parents. M1.a11d Mrs.
tienry Taylor. of mot-us 111nm
Mr. and Mrs. Michael ficulloy
cently entertained relatives
Long island
I‘U'
Friends from New York who have
been visiting M111 Ui‘t‘llllt'fl, at (3011111111
street, have returned home.
W
Mrs George Mayer his vellum-d, to
her home in Bridgeport. after a brief
i 12' .
Church. Norotou, will be. held Friday. -'
The garden of Rev. T. N. Laine. pas-
greon and growing things Dario" in- .
from
In urn-1n llu1Iv
Rand“ 1mm alumina
u" uh wild Bud” no :rleignl'“ Ton}:
n in: 111:» fun. 1 ’
hairyB.1,f.ira.1'nrn
mill . Inch Chunk. P.
“Infill :1ho M
' sterling Ramsay Om. Ohicanu or N. 11.5
Elliiifll. ”LE 5- Mllliillil 501E;
visit" :it the horns of Mr. and Mrs. 1J1
B.Mlil.~1
Mrs. William
Miss Mildred
guests of their Slsit‘l',
Nichols. oi' lt‘ilil'fleld.
Dixon and sister.
Mrs.
M
The Futon picnic (1i‘ tho. Congrego-
iional Churches which was held at
Steeplechase Park, was largely at-
tended. Four jumbo cars were, tilled.
Mrs. li‘rcd. ll, llattr-rsou and daugh-
ter. Mabel. are visiting in Port
Circuit-11', the guests or Mr: and Mrs
(,lliul'li's Ilurluw.
WWW...
A lliFlt‘iClll 'i‘ ROUTE
11 is disgraceful to be poor,
Or be in jail.
ii is a tui'inois course,1’m sure,
We have to sail.
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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, llouseturnish-
111g Goods.
Wall Papers and Prepared Paints.
-————.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order. .
Contractor for Painting and Decor-
sting.
~We give the 8. a H. Green Tract1
1119 stamps" AIR-for mam.—
l !; F—‘F'
L. 11. DBQKER.
37' WhohlngtonJ-Bt‘r‘oot.
Tel. Con. South Nor-walk.
Get it now while we
011111111516 prompt
connections
' i
Postal brings rep. or
M
(11,1 '1‘}! ‘
Canadian
The Drop Side we are selling oom-
pieie at $6.50 up.
Sliding Conch complete $7.75 up.
Divan complete $13.50.
F. A. MITCHELL,
:1“ . , Bill" 11
Willi r .
til ‘
my WIMBHWJ (Neva
Taylor, have been recent .-
l-larry
IUINITURI AN: HoUIIIunmIi-i-
cor. Hluti Inc with Ito. tin-Hulk. or.
DIXON LUBRlCANTb
'. No. 6B3 tor motor .velliole trans-
mission gents. .
No 677 for gears of both nutomoliiles
and. motor boats.
No it graphite cup grouse.
. Those lubricants uro considered the
host in the world.
DA W!) m I” YMQND.
T-E'uh‘oroi Director
1! North min at. South Nam-1k
ReIldIncI, 6 Wishington Qt.
Telephone at house 693.
'I'elehonI at 015cc. 83“.
W
Miller E J ordlan,
Bill E81113 Bil Bis,
.11“
W- lion’s Theatre Billlillllg'
SOUTH NORWALK. .
thin 0111a 181 State Street
BRIDGEPORT.
Hotel Mahackemo.
”ALBA:
I. n. couuoa. Mum.»- w
I .' ”_ O-
oeuvre: 5 ur-To-DA'rI flaw
cursms onus-Paulie
ants REASONABLE
Sunday Dinners. 75 Cents
l'or main particulan study It ot-
tioe. Telephone 488. 1
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Bill the 111.1.
for height Only
On and arts:- Tuerlday/ January I
1900. Freight. Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East River, New York, (100!
of Dover street), every dsyf (except
Sunday), at 4 p.111. Freight received
at Nor-walk up to 4 p. m. uni South
Norwalk up to 5: 30 p. m.
NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.
Mining .1. smith, c..c Housman
Lulu. General Agent
SpBClll
11a
The very best ELGIN CREAMERY
BUTTER, per lb. ....... .......29c
20 lbs. GRAN. SUGAR . ......... $1.00
VERY GOOD EGGS, per doz. ..... 25c
2 lbs. PURE LEAF LARD ........ 25¢
22 Cottage Av... Eliot Norwalk.
svsnv unv's.nasssino c1111}.
" villi!
snow white, one plan "Btund:i’d"Por
ooliin Enameled Lavatory. , .
line all“ over stripped to con-idol
should no B95111 ninth
how lshtlully convenient it. would
he to earn hot and cold running saw.
in your dressing chamber, I!
in: apartment of 11m door to at
room? its presence would Allard [ill
the highest degree of co'm tort.
We will gladly quote you prion. DI!
plumbers are strictly competent In
annulus. boom and "limb.
Horace Rs. llaSh.
MOORNIR MAIN ANO‘ ”HOMO?
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Iowm 1r 111-111mm. rm; .
JOHN 11.111111». in 11mm
Bouillon H..,now11n. m illu-
'Pn
iii/thrill!) IODWILL. BIBMII. ‘ 1‘
' erasure”.
I. it. “thaws Hum-y mutually“.I
John 11. Kill” II III (III)
.ioIeIBh 11.91!“le J. IlllBU "OWI'III
only“ i 1
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Rétnderaiors.
‘,r-.:'i1”.r’xrl,l!'
Pauper Hammocks.
,_ Water Cool’éi‘s’f.” 5'
AND MANY OTHER
811111111131 Goods
AT
HARDWARE.
.112 WASHINGTON. STREET.
Phone 5671 '
‘ Sunday Dinner at flu
,aurronn, 1.
No worrying about -ulecflng,
weather comes.
1‘,"
Excellent Cooking. .
“ your mean, no bother with
«touch or stove whoa pleasant
Courteous Servlco.
Pleasant Surrounding.
CHARLES REYNEKE,
lmlii Proprietor.
’ ,_ Telephone 498. ”
', il'l-il LATEST AND BEST
LaunMuuus
111332.75 up.
A very Itron lino 0! fully nann-
teed High What Iowan. Illa-$5.50
1036.00. 1....mm-amm
A complete assortment at 'thé‘b‘e‘st
ErsdeI o! RAKES. HOEs..OARDEN
FORKS. BHOVELS, BPADES. and all
Farming Utensils, at: the lowest prices.
General repairing and machine .work
promptly, attended to.
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110111111 1111111111 (in.
39 Main 81., Norwa-ik.
Telephone Call 97-5.
8118901118 Paint!
Hm galls-r NORWALK m1
Slim Dinners and All Kinds of 8911'
Food Cooked to Order.
Bathing and fishing.
Both Houses to Rent by the Season
John O'Suliivan.
Proprietor.
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HBBABEE. BANNBSBB,
'r"' “ Wall at, Nomi!!- n
N Washington It. Io. Nahum t
Real Estate and Insurance.
WI luvs savor-II Mid“ III'IBIM
in lncomI producing Moriarty that
must increase in 1mm with thunpld
moth or in. town.
sneer-ours TANKI.
Auto Garage
and Machine Shop.
Automobiles Blond, whim-1111.11 Ind
repair-Ida
CIIlI, Spark Plugs. Ito.
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Launch angina, Gown, Curtains.
TIrpIuiinI. Tonto. Awnin I Ind lull:-
111111111 c.
VAN; . $901
:5' main...
* mm.-
£1.11 snowman
Eli lipse Self-Cleaning :-
2. Blumfl so”.
Tires, Lumpy Oils. Dry 1 _..
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Sole 535ch Agents .
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Tel. 452.
MONEY
and housewives on ,their own name
without indorser. All transactions
strictly confidential. Call and see 111-1
lNDEPENDENT LOAN AND SECUR-
iTY CO.,
Haviland Building. Washington St.
Office hours. 9 a..m. to 8 p. m. .
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THAN NEW YORK REAL ESTATE.
For years this Compunyhas. paid
.% Guaranteed Interest on its
Bond Shares by check issuer-
, semi-annually. Over hall-million
dollars paid to investors to date
ASSETS NEARLY $2,000,000.00.
Investments of from $100 to $10. 00
accepted, participating in earnings .
from date of receipt '
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or a personal interview.
R. L. COBURN. General Agent, ',
15 South Main Street. »
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