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TA UMA Illa: DAN“ This is n
dainty 11011111111 101' the toilet and after
shaving.
curt totem. “firm“ s'rA'rrou.
,1’ 60 about: Paper,
60 Envelopes.
SPECIAL AT 1011 Box.
This. is a his Quarter yalue.
the Bridge Plurmacy.|
MTN‘ :0: WingbLEYqum-uion
I Inlton t.
ii i: 1'11. 3.11 141-2.
All OrBIrI Delivered Free of Charge.
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Miss Ella Biydcu’ dr' 1 en 1
a weks vacation. J “h a joy ug
Miss Mill 4b Colo has returned from
:10 vacation, Mp to Walnut Beach, Mil-
—.
The regular weekly class meeting
WIll. be held this evening at the East
Avenue Methodist Church.
l
Miss Adelaide Vreeland of Newark.
.. is a guest of M1. and M1's.,W.
T van Scoy, of 11 Seaview 111 enue
Mr and Mrs. Marvin L. Van Keuren
of 108 West street, Danbury. have re-
turned from a few days“ visit in East
NorWalk.
—Ico cream and cake sale, Thurs.
art and eve., Christ Church rooms,
[Van Zandt street East Norwaik.
The St. James Circle will meet at
the home of Mrs. William llnrues No.
l6 iiawkins avenue, tomorrow after-
noon at 2:30 o'clock. l'l'vcryone is in-
vlted.
Mrs. William Plait and son Earn] of
Winfield street, have returned hours
after spending Sunday with Mrs.
'Platts sister. Mrs. E. A. 01intt, oi
Bogota, N. J.
A number of teams have been at
wo1k today carting filling which is be-
ing dumped tluough the eastern end of
the Washington street bridge and con
alder-able progress has been made ill
filling this section in.
The L. S. Club met at the home of
Mrs. Plait, of Winfield street, last
Friday evening. and a very pleasant
evening was spent. Business was
transacted. after which a tempting
lunch was served. Some tine singing
was rendered by the quartet of the
mebridge box factory.
The launch Elsket was successfully
placed in the water and the engine
will be connected up this afternoon.
There is still a little interior finishing
to be done before the launch is quite
completed. She has a very handsome
appearance in the wate1 and with her
powerful llerculcs engine will travel
right along.
ROWAYTON.
The formal optming of the Rowaylou
Yacht. Club's new quarters will take
place tomorrow night.
Souvenir postal cards have been ro-
ccivcti from First, Lierrtcnant Charles
ii. Oukes, who is with the Connecticut
Rifle Team at Camp Perry, Ohio.
Miss Elizabeth Pennell has resigned
her position as librarian of the Row-
aytou Free Library, and has taken a
much more lucrative occupation nt
Sharon, Conn, where she will go next
wc‘ek.
‘ Mrs. Corn Nciror 11nd (lauglrlcr‘.
Both, arrived home. this week. from 11
visit, in the western pnrt'ol New York
state. where they spent three months
111, Lake Chautauqua and Lake Erie
and vicinity.
The drouth allli continucs and corn-
plnlnts of the situation are becoming
more and more numerous. The short-
ago of milk is 1hr1 intesl complaint.
and tlwrc is no doubt that food is
getting short in the pastures which
11111111114 llro cows give less milk than
11811111.'l‘h11rc is hardly 11 summer,
howvvcr but the dry weather in the
middle of thc surnrucr1uukcs {cud
short and milk scurct'.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
'l‘lm tilcniu'ook store business rc-
ccntly transferred by John C, Zwur'i
to his brother. Peter. has boon agnin
transferred by the latter to Mrs. John
C. Zwuri. in whose 111111111 the business
wilybu contlnuod.
WESTPORT.
Francis Sherwood is enjoying his
vacation.
Friends are visiting Miss Louise ll
Nash, of King street.
Miss Terese Hunt in the guest of
friends in Bridgeport.
Mrs. James Burner. of Norwalk, is
visiting Mrs. Harry Helm.
W
Friends from New York are via
ltlug Miss Clara Hui-limit.
W
Mrs. John Nolan has been entertain-
ing out of 1111111 fl'isnds.
W
lilies Ruth McFarland has returned
from 11 vision; govtisnd Conn.
Jilin 111111111111 nu
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has 11 31,111 11111;: radio}
I: Ground Farms Congregational Church,
' will be held at 2 p. 111. on Thursday.
to her home at Bayonne, N
short visit. . . ,
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Mr. and Mrs. Whiter Donahue have
returned from their Wedding trip.
wr—l—m—n-‘d—v—m
Miss Mary Hank has accepted a po-
sition as stcuographer in Bridgeport.
Martin J. Burke has accepted a
“(IIIUM as engineer at Post’s paper
in
V m L
George Adams has a pair of new
horses. purchased from Fausabei'
Farln.
Mr.11nd Mrs Charles Hendricks and
“£111 are spending 11 week in the Cat-
s lls.
w——-—l—-———.
Miss Elizabeth Bank has returned
gomle from a visit with friends in New
on
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Rev. Mr Light preached in the
suhday mor hing.
Miss Horlgan, who has been enjoy-
ing a vacation at New York. has re-
turned home.
wax—=3
Miss Mary 11.11111 hits returned from
11 visit with her friend. Miss Nellie Gil
my, in New Jersey
Alfred Sotuhey is on a husihcss trip
west, expecting to be absent from
Westport two months.
Miss Bertha Beers has been a re
cent. guest of her grandmother, Mrs.
Binotherton of Cross Highway.
Miss Edna. Gault has returned to
her duties at the Wostpm‘t post tif-
lice after a short vucrttlinl.
Mr. ndn Mis,Hnrr.1 Nichols,ofF11ir-
floid, Were over Sunday guests of Se-
lectman and Mrs. F. N. Taylor.
/
Miss Emma Guslich of Bridgeport,
was a guest Sunday of her slhi11r.Mt's.
Willim Walsll, Riverside avenue.
Miss Vivienne B. 'l‘oquet. who has
been visiting her cousin. Miss Miidren
Fryer, in Stratt‘ord, has returned
home.
E.‘ G. Estle has been awarded the
contract for a big plumbing 11b lit
the home of Arnold Schieai olnpo
street.
Mrs. Charles Richards and daughter.
of Bridgeport, have been the guests
of Mrs. Richards' sister, in Roscvlile
district. .
The Sunshine Club to the Congre-
gational Church, announces its l’rlin
,ccss evening at Parsonage park on
Wednesday, the 2111i.
Mr. and Mrs. Brush and daughter,
Hazel, of Brooklyn. N, Y.. are the
guests ol.’ Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward
Crawford, King street.
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Olmstcud, of
Central New York. preached Sunday
morning at Holy Trinity Church, and
John A. Kimber sang solo.
The Sunday school of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, of Zion Hill, Cun-
non, picnlckod at 0111111111 llcnclr. Wed-
nesday of last week There was also a.
party from Wilton center at the beach
the same day.
WESTON.
Miss llutilc (build is spending a low
days in l'tidgciiclrl.
Mrs. D. 11. Rowland lost a cow last
week, the animal breaking n 1111;.
Miss Lona Puritan—will cutcr the
Danbnr'y Normal School in September.
Mrs. llrooks. oi‘ lhrnbury, has spent
11, low days with Mrs. llcury Mcrwin
Trowbridge.
Mrs. Nelson (lrossmnu has returned
from a few chks‘ visit in Cannon and
Norwulk.
Mrs. Arthur Nichols and son. of New
York. have been spending several days
with Mrs. R. C. Williams. I
Mr. and Mrs. D. (‘1. iodfrcy, of
Port Chester, Were Sunday priests of
Mrs. David Morehouso . I
George Andrews, of lr'illdueport, has
spent a few days with his g1 .urdmoth
or Mrs. Sturgcs Andrewss
Rev. A. J. Pork returned to laxcior
yesterday. after spending several days
with his sister, Mrs. Frank Finch .
Rev. and Mrs, J. L. Bhiv’cly are
spending part of this “look with Mrs
M. 19 Godfrey and Mr. and Mrs G W.
Bradley.
Joseph mutwood. of l’lttsllcld. form-
erly of Weston. was in town. lust wordy!
buvlug Just returned from 11 visit with
relatives in Michigan.
Miss Minnie Fsuton is spending this
Week with Mrs. V Godfrey. 'I‘hcyl
M E Church yesterday.
itrounds on the afternoons and even-
111111 of. Wednesday and Thursday.
The funeral of '11. Jouunu Lock-
wood wife of .lo Lockwood, who
died Monday. after 11. few days’ illness.
Among the former pastors and out-
ottown ministers present at the snub
versnry services at the Norileld
Church. on Saturday. were Rev. Joel
8 1111111 Hartford; Rev. Frank
hiid, Naomi-1111111111111, 11111111. Henry
:Woodruii, Rev. W." H Geno. Rev.
Lot‘uI Berry 11.1 131.311.11.111.
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Furlond, Rev.
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Adg F. Root.
‘NAVAL DUNO ON THE COAST.
Joint Defence Board Decides to MIke
Use of Thom.
1WASHINGTON. Austral 21.-g—N1ivul
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Slim
11111111 11 1d. inns been 11101111111111
make use of these guns by-ith 11 foot
that there are shot available at present
at the Id 1111111 where tile ii
11 11111111111111 11111111111101 his 1
at the coast defense t‘ypc‘ to hurry oilt
the plans of the board, and of the for1
illications' card as vigila lol- 1. o doth
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be but “61 States and lnrullIir possess-
lollll ll‘c blmot ordnance bureau
is not.A 1‘1 It! Iii dilnil y Ille‘ 11111111. 1111111
to luck at time and appropriations. ,
has fallen upon the navy to undertake
the coast dentenss 111‘ Oiougnpo. in the
Philippines. and at Guantanamo havnl
station in Cuba both important points.
A 11111-111 sun and 11101111111111 liol par
tlculariy 111111 tiilllplell for 111111 in for
tillhlillohs ut the naval officers have
contrived to mount the guns of this
type so as to make them very effec-
tive1wcapons of defense. at least 1111-
tll they be replaced by the highly dc-
velopod disappearing guns.
When the army engineers undertook
to carryout the plans of tits 111111 lie
ilhl‘giliillt fol"- ilie deletion of Olon‘gnpo
till uliig 13111, attention was directed
to the six- inch naval guns at the Ca
vite navy yard. The Navy Department
assented to the army‘s application for
the temporary use of these grins and
renceutly ten of them have been sent
to Olougnpo. At that place they will
its, illblllitell 111'. here 1'1 lot 0 urivd’l
guns at the Guantanamo na1ui station,
at Cuba.
LOCAL PEOPLE TO SEE CARNIVAL
Aobury Park's Great lvhnii HI“ AI’. '
II'aCt'ed Ovér ‘IOO ,000 People.
Asbnry Park numbers among its
summer visitors this week from this
section Miss Catherine Banks and Mrs.
J. C. Meade, of South Nor,1valk Conn.
registered at the Princeton Who will
be present durllig the tumour; 1111b,»
purudo hurl mid summer cul"ili1lils
nhbht to take pl1ir'c.0vcl‘ five hundred
children from all parts of the United
States have been registered for the
parade on Thursday utter-noon, All list
29 and five thousand dollars worth (it
prlzcs will be. rin'ui'tled for the best
decorations 111 the limit. express
\t'ligoti go chi-,l doll clinch pony cart.
fancy di',é5s noveltt and other divis-
lons.()1ie thousand children will sing
at the coronation of Queen Titania in
the amphitheatre August 27. The
queen‘s court bull takes place the lot
lowing night and on Friday night the
entire beach front will be turned over
to thiry thousand nursuermlcrs. Spoc-
inl trulns will be t'un i‘ionr 11111111111
phtn, New York rind all points in New
Jersey. (lover'not Stokes of New .icr
soy lllill (Werner Stuart of Pennsyl-
vania will review the parade. Sutur-
dny night the queen 11nd lrcr court of
maids. pages and other attendants will
be the central figures of an immense
tniryland entertainment in the Ocean
Grove auditorium. One hundred thous-
and visitors are now in Asbury Purk
for carnival wcck.
AMERICAN—EOE soérs'rv DELE-
GAT . .
BOSTON, August 21.——Announcc-
11111111 was made today of the appoint-
mom of delegates to represent tht1
American Peace Society at the Univer-
sal l’enoe Congress to be hold at Mu-
nich next month. The delegates are
as follows: Dr. Benjamin F. 'l‘rucbiood,
secretary; Rev. James L. Tryou, 11s
slstnut secretary: Miss Lyra 1'). True-
blood, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin D. Mcrul,
Miss Anna ll. Eckstcln and Daniel G.
(lrandon, all of liostou; Rev. Brandon
(iiimnn, of Canton, Mass; Mrs. liar-
riot M, lAlllll‘im. of Concord. Muss:
Mist; Alice Jones. of New York city:
Rev. Dr. Sylvester F. S’covel. former
president of Wooster University, Ohio,
and Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Shlppau, of
Seattle, Washington.
CHASED BY A BIG SHARK.
Experience of Noyes, and Madigan in
the Launch Josephine.
Captain Everett Noyes of the Cor-tn
lhlnn Yacht Club Stamford 11nd Wul
tor Madige'n were chased about 11 mile
its the Sound, Monday, by a shark be.
dievcd to be of the roan-eating variety.
it was a big shark, perhaps nine test
in length. Mr. Noyos and young Mad-
igun had been out fishing from the
formr-r's launch .losmhlnc. They were
bound in to Stamford harbor. and were
off Cow buoy whr'n they saw the shark.
A sudden swish of water close to their
boat drew their attention They saw
the tin of the big shnr'k sticking out
of the water. it circled round and
round. and kept close to them until
they were inside the Stamford light.
almost 11 mil.1 distant Then it. turn-
ed llill 1111.1 disappeared.
'BRIBTOL LArBOORER FALL8 HElFi
$101000.
liltlS’l‘Oli. August 21. —-John Mullen
11.1nborcr who had been 1111 tunnel
work 111 Peuuobuck two miles from
here, was intornmd last night that he
had been left $10, 000 by the death of
11 relative in Boston An elderly gon-
tlemun who declined to give his name
cunu- hero and began looking ovr-r the
laborers omploycd on the tunnel work.
in the song at Pequubnck be selected
Motion and told him that he had been
1111111111111 the picnic of tho Aunotuck looking for him for evcrui months 111111
railroad yards to
had searched cover
this state Mullen wus suspicious, but
The mu- to be given by F‘mmrmuel utter being told of the legacy and the
Church will be held on the rectory . particulars he Word with the stranger
to Boston, presumably to claim the
to order. 1
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NEW MISSIONARY CECHETARY. 1.
BOSTON August 2i .wThn nmmlm. sting.
ment of 111111.111. Ii. C Applmuu'th
pastor of the Park Avenue1 lluptist
Church, Rochester, N Y. to be timin-
cisi secretary of the American Baptist
Missionary Union. was announced at
the headquarters oi the Union in this
city totiu‘y Dr Applegurth' 11 work will
die among the Baptist churches of the
northern states. and he will begin his
now dutina on October 1.
prompt chairman oi the Board of Man-
stars oi the organisation.
~ Fort Au re‘w, Mass.
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needed '1
,Wni' flliiid .
as I ti 10. s 1
signal stations tor the army are to he
establish (1 at Fort Lovell. Maine. and
A board of out1
cers have 11911 11111011111111 to select the
sites for the stations at these places.
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MR8 'l‘AFT COMFORTABLE
MILLBURY ass. August "1. -'i‘hc
condition or M113 . .oulsa Tull mother
of Secretary 'l‘nit. rémnius unchanged.
lie physicians stated todn‘y that shé
a comfortubic duly yesterday and
a quiet night. .
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1i. i Around
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alll’lll lll’i’
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till I36,
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50... Nut-Walk
A Minimum Amount
. of
Home Comfort,
Happiness,
and
Contentment,
with a Modl'cum o‘IHExpeuse.
that is
Gas Lighting.
We are piping houses ot a
Minimum Cost.
Let us pipe yours,
Comedian tio.
ASNAI‘PYLIIIE
OF CHINA CLOSETS ON HAND.
if you want a China Closet. you can
got here just what you want when
you want it, and the price hi just
what you want. What kind of a China
Closet can you buy for $12.50?
don‘t know what you can buy else-
where, but here you can buy a quarter-
cd oak strictly 11p- -to date China Closet
that is equal to any $18 closet on the
market.
Call in and see it
F. A. MITCHELL,
FURNITURE Annapoussrunmsu.
on; HIh‘b qnd’vgllilit'm. Norwalk. ‘01.
Fruit
Jars.
”—- "l
Your fruit will look nicer it you use
the square shape and white glass fruit.
Jars, than they will in the old fashion
round shape and green glass. The
square ones have lightning tops.
Crockery. Glassware, I-ioussturnilh
to; Condo.
1......
Wall PaperI 111.1 Prepared Paints.
Window Shades and ‘I’lcture Frames
‘ 89 WIII
‘ 1. 20 lbs. GRAN. SUGAR
He is at
“1 W1 _
--Ws plus the s. A H. Green Trad-
ing Clamp!" Alli for them.—
L. ' u DECKER-
I'r’ 111.111.11.11 111.1...
DIXON LUBRICANTS
No. (188 for motor vehicle trans-
mission gears.
No 677 for gears oi both automobiles
and niotor befits.
N0 3 graphite cup grease.
'l‘he‘se lubrlédn‘is are considered the
best in the world.
I. I LiliKIllllllI 81 ill
"1111‘an Goods at rightist 1111.11.11
Stunt. , Nor‘walk.
mm or. 1111111110117
Funeral 01mm.-
and Embalnm'.
1| North Main at. South Nam-lit
Buldonoo, B WI‘Ihln‘gton 8i.
Telephone at house. 693.
TIlehonI at office. 830-2.
Miller 85 J ordan,
Illilll ISIIIIB lilIllllilS,
Ollice. lion’s nourishing,
\ BOUTH NORWALK.
‘ litin Odor, iii State Street...
BRIDGEPORT.
Hotel Mahackemo.
""-—‘ lfilln
11. 11. coupon. mm». a
l Ina——
oeuvre: UPvTO-DATI “-1131
\ cursors unsunpAsssn
“- nA'rEs‘ REASONABLE
Sunday Dinners. 75 Cents.
For further particulars Apply It or-
lice. :l‘elephone 488.
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for freight Only
On and after Tuesday. January I
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28. East River. New York, (fool
of Dover street). every day (016801
Sunday). at 4 p. m Freight receivec
at Norwaik up to 4 pm 111. and South
Norwalk up to 5: 80p
NORWALK DTEAMBOAT 60.
Analog J. Smith, 0,16 Housman
Lance. General Agent
Spends
The vary but ELGIN CREAMERY
BUTTER, per lb. ......... 29c
..$i.00
vspv coon écos‘. por'doz. .....251:
2:11:11. PURE LEAF LARD ........25c
PhonI 223—3.
22 Cottage Ave, East Norwaik.
We 1.. _-
svsnv. 11111135151315.1111 "on“
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Ihoula be equipped with n 111111111
snow white. one piece “Standard" Po:
celain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to oo'nlldtn
how del ghtfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold runnlnl water
in your dressing chamber sleep
in; apartment of first 1100': toilet
room? its presence would 11an you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prion. Du!
plumber-I Ire strictly complaint no
amnion, honeIt and reliable; '1
Heraco ll. liash
11611111111" 171ml Min Weir IT.
”01'" Non ALK1 DONN-
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wrists homunculus «1,
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ohms 3,.
Eclipse Seli- Cleaning
Reiucerators.
Palmer Hammocks.
Water Coolers.
AND MANY OTHER
Summer Goods;
Charlesli lions
HARDWARE.‘ " ""I I.
.112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 637.
lift «I,
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Got. In the Hablt of Havinfi Your
“1 Sunday Dinner at i the
0”!" FORD
No worrying about «looting
.Vour meats. no bother with
dish" or stove when pin-Ian:
' weather comes.
Courteous Service. , Ii
, Pleasant Surroundlnfi F
Excellent Cooking. .
cHAnLEs 1113111151111,
W 1' Proprietor.
Telephone q”.
us, In: LATEST AND BEST
LaunMuuers
at $2.75 up.
A very mu line 11! fully (nami-
teed High m flowers. It {5.60-—
to 86.00. nwflWan
A complete Issortmeul of the best
grades 0! RAKES, HOES, GARDEN
FORKS, 11111111213, BPADES, and all
Farming Utensils. at the lowest prices.
General repairing and machine work
promptly, Ittandad to. ___,,__._4,,,
mantrowu sunset.
: It.C.ildrmiiv-1,‘llln~1.~“ .
11.111111'101'111111511cuinur'ri '
DOUBLE 9&5le
True Spirits of Turpentine
losouorrrown AAA 5111111131
For fine .lopnnn. Lacquer? Varniriheu. I'Iiuh
BIC . .
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'lHE. CHARLES E. SHOLES COMPANIL’
Solo Sales Agents '
New York CID,“
—
164 Front Street.
lieuralu,
East Nor-walk
1162.
Money loaned to salaried employ 1111s
and honeswivee on their own name
without indorser. All transactions
strictly confidential. Call and see us
lNDEPENDENT LOAN AND SECUR-
iTY CO1.
Havllsnd Building, Washington St.
Orifice hours. 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
1111111181111 idling Sure—-
,THAN NEW YORK REAL ESTATE.
'For years this Company has paid .
l % Guaranteed interact on Its
Bond Shares by check, issued
semi-annually. Over‘ hair-nibdoi
dollars paid to investors to date
ASSETS NEARLY $2,000,000.00.
{Investments of from $100 to $10 00'
acyceptcd, participating in earnings
from hate of receipt.
A card will bring you our iitcra‘uu'r-
ot‘.‘.:a personal interview.
1’ R. L. COBURN, General Agent, ‘
16 South Main Street.
39 Main St, Norwaik.
Telephone Call 975.
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gEAST uNORWALK l7“
.——-—_»—
Shara Dinners and All Kinds at Sea
Food Cooked to Order.
Bathing and fishing.“
Both Houses to Rent by the Season
1147 ‘ ~' 19‘
PLUMBING AND STEAM
‘ HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES
DL‘ATE AND TIN ROOFING
(ill and Steam Fitting, Ga: Fir‘urc
, Mcftal Doll,in,g,_E_tc.
Iii" Have you seen our stock or
RICHMOND RANGES1
THE JONES & Horcrzrps
COMPANY
17 wALL 31's sen,
noswn. -
1.
John O’ Sullivan.
Proprietor.
HIIIIAIIII lliNNiillN
4| Wall St... Nervnllt. m
u WIIhinuion u. 001 Normall- '9
Real Estate and Insurance.
We IIIVI IIVIrII decided bargain:
to income producing proporty tint
growth at tho town.
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PREBT-O-LITI TANKD.
Auto Garage
and Machine Shop.
Automobiles liar-ed. overhlulod and
"plum. Tires, LampI. Dill. Dry
cIlII. spirit Plqu, Ito. .
Launch Inglnu, Coven, Curtains.
TorpIullnI, Tonto, Awnin I and Dolls.
MWAOHINOTD DT-r
E. B. Robertson. Proprietor.
harem-1.1111 TANKI.
sous
FRANK C.
VAN ,SCOY
moms.
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STORAGE
imp-.11 WAREHOUSE.
1 for, _.
., Funm'ruas. PIANDI. :10.
lg, Telephone. 849—6.
m. For 11111111111111. ‘Addrsn
G N. McKlHBiN.
Washington StrIIL
insurance Against
Burclaru.
IN AETNA INDEMNITY COMPANY.
"Forewarned‘ lc Farm-med."
Rates and Particulars of
J. M. Laytondr 00
AIM‘ incorporated , ,
«1.1.1.1.! " Assure. ‘
5 Railroad Ave. souih‘Novwalk
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