‘ 911 business.
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' it
always being the same good quality ‘
and shootout fresh every time you
mei. y Jimmy-111.1 .ist
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'Ihe Bridge Pharmacy.
' ‘ . nausea. indigestion:
Mrs. John Aih‘flyslop is visiting
friends in town.
«In—vo—u-u-l—r—u
Mrs lugalls, of East avenue, has re-
moved to New York
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Most of the East Nomalk stores will
remain closed on Labor Day.
The launch Elsket has had its en-
gine installed and in running order
~miidoaAtirins, of 1 Bridgeport
Wis a visitorih East Norwalk today
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The iscthoner Richard Udall has ar-
rived, Wiph‘chrgo’ of sand for Ray-
iriVbnd Brothers.
JThe prayer meeting at the Advent
Christian Church was led lust eve
hills by VS. W Velsor.
1.1".Mr and- Mrs. John L‘Hommedieu
and son Earle have returned from a
visa to Bellport 1.1.
E E. Gorham returned yesterday
fhbm a fishing trip to South Pond. He '
reports having good luck.
Rev George T. Freeman is to take ’
a portion of his vacation ill Septem
her and the remainder is October.
Mrs James MHaniord and dan-
gliter Isabelle, of Winfield street, are
spending a few days in New Canaan
'A meeting of the Pastime A 0.
members was lreld last evening and
the preliminary steps were taken to
reorganize the club for the winter.
11Rotton Row is the rather unsavory,
but inappropriate name at a thorough-
fare In London, running through Hyde
Park which is n01, as one might sup
pose, a row of rookel'les 01' tunible~
‘dbwn bad 1',esorts as Dickens found the
Five Points in New York, when he first
visited this country, but the swellest
driveway in '11” England. It is a
Wide but short street. lined each side
filth immense trees, through which
billy the aristocracy, or those who ap
pear to be soon are allowed to travel,
1! that only on horseback or on
"heels, and such style as one sees
tiere cannot be seen anywhere else.
it is associated with more or less ro1~
mnnce, as flirting is not an uncommon
Ithing‘ to witness, by some grand dame
on horseback, followed by her squery.‘
and some gallant on a prancing steed.
drondon is full of1 queer names of
streets. ‘T-he Old: mdy.1us1the Bank‘
“England is called, being on Thread-
needle street while the principal finall-
oiai thoroughfare is called Cockspur
Street. In other quarters will be found
Shore Ditch, Haymul'ket, Piccadilly.
Cheapsido, etc One of the attractions
hi. Rotten Row during the reign of
Jack the Ripper, was a Canadian herh
doctor named Doctor 'I‘umblety, who '
mils well known in New York at one
Nine, by being seen nearly eevry day
mi a fiery horse, dressed With a. French
military can, high 10p boots and spurs,
Velvet cool, and moustache he could
almost tie behind his neck He was an
eccentric character and the worst blow 1
Ive ever received in his life was when
he was arrested on the charge of being
Jack the Ripper, and was. detained in
the Bowstreet station house for 11. mm
11,1011 of days below he could prove his
Identity“. ,
' ROWAYTON.
' "The Rowaytou Library will be clos-
91! this evening as it Is the lust Fr-l
diVly evening in the month.
iA reception has been planned for
this evening at the Sound View House.
Echo lslehd and a number of-people
film this vicinity expect to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. George Scudder, who
.1 were recently married hays returned
from their wedding trip and have to-
hen, up their resience in Logan street.
There has been, no sloping nor hid-
hr lo for, but surely all the girls
I) it 5."!3011 Wonder" (Master Len.
nle Rollett) In their eyes 10 say noth-
ahou their hearts being all b11011
131‘s. smh‘fi‘h because of the arrest lit-
tle lads: ‘
‘d’u‘ ,1‘ Ion-W
. c. B. Chamberlain, who Is Mspending
the amnion with Mr and M.rs Wil-
item A. sandman, andli'éoeiitly under-
went an operation for cataracts at the
Stamford Hospital, is getting along 111},
nicely, and will be able to rice as wall
as hemdnoouldi‘ in a few days or more.
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speedier. 1‘1“ ”1. 1.111111 favored village.
First, of course; are t 5 two churches,
snbhi'sritiolrrhuiidiom 3mell no 0111111»
mental. wellt at
9,. in chronic. Three
china 0 dirt W7: flit! l.
H
Vur hired in
DARIEN AND NORQTON
“returned from Vermont-
. James M. Wllniott.
tie. daughter have returned from their
will
they have niacin-«11.11.111.51. a grove
cream. r so govt/ed voluntarily by
1 bi‘ilitiii’.“ Let him
he Pd
:hrht‘rillpenlrts {1 115111 in {dispMy gemsut
o e are i epocesc me
1 a as W ,
c‘ent stone mansion of
Theopliile “sesame. at Rowoyion, I11
progressing rapidly towards comple-
tion. and is attracting much admire.
tion. It is built of native stone and Is
a happy combination of ancient and
modern architecture, situated on an
elevation with a flight of stone steps
leading to the water.
1 »Heavy, impure blood makes a
muddy, pimply complexion. headaches,
Thl‘n'b bloodune-
has you weak. pale, sickly. Burdock
Blood Bitters. makes the blood rich,
ed. puny-restores perfect health.
1‘
Theodore Fairbanks is In business at
.Branford, Conn.
:1
Miss Grace Wilmott has returned
from a visit in Derby.
Mrs. E W. Borne; of Noroton, has
The Danton baseball club will play
in Greenwich Saturday.
Miss Libble L. Seeley has returned
from Ihe Adirondacks.
George Rage, of Barton, has Invent-
ed an ingenious ash-sifter.
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Remit Norbert 8 Brown and family}
are visiting friends in New Haven for
a few days.
The Methodist society made 380 at
Nahum entertainment at the Town
11
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Misses ids and Helen Gordon 81
Brooklyn, are visiting their aunt, Mrs
. Mrs. William H. Fairbanks and Mrs
Godfrey visited the Soldier‘s Home,
NorotVon Heights. Tuesday
MW
Walter Reed and Frank Goff have
been. putting a new, roof upon the.
house of Miss Betsey Wood, Muple
avenue.V .
MI' and Mrs. Waiter Gordon and lit-
visit with Mls. Gordon's mother
Haverstrmnw
in:
Melville E. Mend‘s Dnrlen friends
ware glad to welcome him (his week
on his return from his summer trip to
Chautauqua.
Miss Siisle and Mary Fleet who
have been spending the summer with
Mrs. W. S Whitney, have returned to
their home in New Ymk.
lEl'nest Van Znndt son of Dudley A.
Van Zirndt, of Noroton. and a former.
resident of Ponds street who is ill of
typhoid fever at the Stamford Hospi
t11l,is repelled as holding his own.
. his ad
‘ ' iron. The Stuteno
summation this yearn raised , ‘
,mi value. The assessors are not com- ' 1i
iplying with the state law unless they
assess property at its
where the tote hoard
i .vaiue. Tile ‘
rs: Wiliiaiu
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chimed" still
d ihcko 'sit
on rot. Word, We LII ill 11
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effort to rel e the grand list int alliance "1 Mini"
that
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posed It. It has not been yet announc-
f'od when theudlscusslon with be com
tinned.
, 111W' 1'1 1 1-'
WILTON '
Mrs. Oscar 11.-01.11.11 spent. Saturday;u
in Bridgeport.
of Weston, are visiting Mrs. Elizabeth
Brady. 1 V .
week end Vguest of his uncle, H. 'G.
. .Thonrson. .
Mrs. Herbert Ogden has been enter-
taining Miss Mariana Middleblwook of
New York. 1 1
Miss France‘s "Eclilnnd has returned
from a two weeks’ visit with relatives
in Bridgeport.
Thi: Reading Circle met Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. H E.
Chicliester ,
Stephen Thnyer is expected to re-
turn this week from a visit to the
Jamestown Exposition.
T F Gilbert and family have re-
turned from several weeks“ sojourn in
s a cottage at Oomph Beach.
Mrs. James Coley and lets.
Budd and daughter of West
018...-
,spent
,3 Sunday with Mr. and Min. J. B Stur-
gee.
St. Matthew’s rectory has 1been1
roofed and other repairs made this
week. Frank Rockwell had the con-
tract. 11,1 ' ' '
Miss Helen Sturges and Miss Agnes
Ogden were members of a party who
enjoyed a trip to Huntington by steam-
or last' Friday. 1
Miss Folsom, who has been spending
a month I11 Wilton at the cottage of
her brother. Thomas Folsom, has re-
turned to the city;
ville. N Y., delivered 1111 interesting
sermon last Sunday to a large, congre
gallon in the Congregational Church.
Edward C Whitney of London, who
is visiting in Norwalk was formerly
with his father‘s family many years
ago a resident of this town, where he
was well and favorably known In the
social life or theplnce. ' '
William O’Connor of New York, who
was with his family in the seventies
one of our summer visitors. stopped
Thursday morninggen routefrom‘ the
Berkshires to the city In 11 Infg‘é‘nuto-
mobile and called on some old-time
friends.
A South Wilton resident living near
Herman Selleck' 11 Bolton friends will
be glad to learn that he continues to‘
where he has a fine position in the
Law crockery stole Mr. Sellecks wife
and little son, Clinton, are with him.-
The funeral of the Isle Alexander
Morehouse will ,be held from the fam-
ily: home in Bethe] on Saturday mom-
lng. The remains will be brought to‘
Durien arriving at the train due here
at 1:17 p. m. interment will be In
Spring Grove Cemetery. Carriages will
be in waiting on the arrival of the
train.
. 1115.11.50.21.
Frank Taylm quietly left town yes-
terday morning saying he was bound
for the White Moriiiiains to get relief
from an attack of asthma.
George Fairchlld's new house at
completion. II will be a handsome
building with all modern improve-
ments. ‘
1 The specialiown meeting called for
is devoted principally to question of
accepting the state road appropriation,-
The selectmen need the whole amount
which is 520, 000, one-fourth of which Is
paid by the town.
The following real estnie transfers
"have recently been recorded at the
town rlt‘s‘. pincer Catherine Hewitt
ya 11.1.11. Coley. 81 acres and ilowuge
rights of property knoWn us Coley'o
mill, lying partly in Weston and partly
1,1,1.st 111111111 Oliver Johnson and wife
to ‘Nio‘o‘ a nubine, one acre and build-
lngs on State street; Charles tangen-
berg to {Fred C‘oltey 1’0th acres
ro‘is Highway. Robert Ry than to
Oliver Johnson and wife. 13, acres with
buildings on 57095111119 avenue.
'Wv—‘br' i
Wedgesda‘y' afternoon a heavy cont
cart 11 iveu by nson was struck
by“ chi outoinolllld the Grinds Farms
“crossing of the main road The auto
was driven by its owner. 11' Syracuse
a glancing wrec in 1 o .ihe
wheels find “3:; his; m5 ”gills new
Kean-‘11
e auto was on the wrong 1"““side of
the raid and the claim of the owner
for, dam 11 we scouted 111M111” who
witnesse the c Vllisi : . .
The Tax Payer-6' Association held a
meeting on Tuesday uislrt at the really:
1,111,111 Board harmonization. President
R. 1311111 was in it;
iviioie inhaling wail iiiiv
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improve in health 111 Asheville. N. 0.. i
Greens Farmsis rapidly approaching '
men. The machinerstmoh the wagon ‘
eégchair. 1111119 ’§
id‘s: the proposition to raise the 111%}er
the river has lost runny ducklings this
summer. While recently standing
near the stream he saw one of1 his
young water fowl in the clutches of
11 huge mud or snapping turtle With
the assistance of his son the mods
tory animulwas drawn from the water
and killed, saving the duck uninjured.
Miss Susan Comeback‘ died Sunday
at her home in North Wilton, in her
‘87th year; after a linger'lngylllness She
was a native of t is town and was the
brothers. LeGrand and James, and a
sister, Miss Comatock resided several
roars with her sister, Miss Mary Rny-
mond, in New Canaan; and on the lab
ter’sde‘nth‘hos made her home 'ln
North Wilton with‘her nephewv Strong
Comslock. Funeral services were held
Wednesday ntternoon at: her» late rest»
'dence Rev W. D. liartoiiiclating 'l‘llt
burial rvas in Hillside. Cemetery.
new CANAAN
“111112
Levi Brush of Railroad avenue is
on the sick list.
Liveryman Charles Sammie has pur
chased several new horses.
Arthur Sammie has had his house
connected with the telephone. .
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Miss Minnie Litiell. at Park Street
In visiting friends in Jamaica. L. 1.
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Miss Mae Sml Ii, of Richmond Hill,
is a guest of rela ives In Stamford.
lire guests of friends In Long Island.
1%
Miss Gliarlotiee Lemley, of Shrimp
field, Mass, ls visiting Mimi H. A. Bar-
tow. , 1 , , 1 . "
Mrs. 11.111.11.118... of New Raven.
visitled in town 11' day or two last
was 1.
1
nun—nus .W
Misc Helen Shell is entertaining re-
Iatives from New York, for. several
lWeeks.
WM; .1
Hiram D. Smith Is erecting another
new house near the :Talmadse Hill
station. 1 , 1‘11 1 1
Mile ’Js‘tnes Rowland and daughter.
of Brooklyp, have been visiting friends
in town.
llflk
John Rrsncis 011.111.111.01 New York.
has been 1111111113101 11 week with Mrs.
W. C. Scott. 1
Miss Marnie 11.111.11.181. is spend~
Vihg several days vacation with rain-
tves ‘
rwiio recently,-
WW811 in the son:
Robert T. Lees and W. S Adams 011- 1de5
Marguerite and1 Dorothy Treadweli.
Fred Weston, of New York was the V
slptirken of by Commissioner
to
borers last Saturday for Georgetown,
1'e-‘
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The Rev. John Snively -of Church- '
last survivor of‘ family of four. Two Y
Mrs. S. M. Sterling and daughters. M
._ are needed.
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aged to .teVuCh"
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lhvltstions'ii hi‘c‘buti 't no.1...
‘51 Marjorie, strainer .51 M11 and Mrs.
Willidin‘“ no 191, to Added Monroe
"Sic Thursday evening, ephemb‘er
' i ‘ (WW—a.»
W. S. Cortes, who has conducted a
restaurant for several yis‘nrs in Main
month He win take a much' needed
rest-11nd during his absence the’ res-
t‘aurunt will be tholn
‘n‘nd placed 111 1111 1111-1 indition.
11.511.111.111 Benedict and family are
spending a when In ’I‘homaston Ct
He will occupy 11111 pulpit in the 11,11,111
Church, Sunday During his sheence
lltst Sunday, the pulpit wits occupier
by R.sv Dr.”Ford, of New York in the
morning 11ind by Rev 711:3: Ii‘owiird
Hoyc' in the evenian. ; V ,
The State road in Forest street has
been completed and is said to be ‘the ‘
most: perfect rdnd ever 0
this section. It has bee 11111515111111
Mn ucDon-'
Foreman 'Parks left With his Ia.-
.Wh'ére he will immediately start work
IVupVon another relid.
"Rev- S- E. Lee, who has been con-
:ducting the colored revival service in
yRuymbnd‘s Hall. for some time past, is
'at present in the 1101.11.11: the interest
1:0! several lo'e'nl residents, who are do:
sirens of securing good colored help.
During Mr Lee’s nbsendfi, the revival
services are being pa‘r‘tisily' omitted.
He our return1 about September 1
ARE AFVTVER NEW BVli‘ANKS.
Saloon Men Deluge the commit-loner:
With Applica'tiom. 1
County commissioner Simeon Peruse
was kept 0.11. the New yofiterda‘y hand-
in: out new liquor license1 Application
blsnlcs to the saloon men and brewery
agents, and if their: anxiety to secure
them Is any criterion there is going to
be a lively hunt for signers in the
next few days.
agents stated that his cbmp'nny was
he did not chimp the
merits realized ”they had made a can-
vass of men who would be likely to
sign and most of them bird secured
merits or nearly so 1
There will be some interesting de-
velopments in. the course of the next
few weeks for the agents who hold
nroredlian ‘11. licenses do their names
and the breweriei‘wwhioh» droid- more
than one license ~~ln. ,ilreir names will
all above that nuniber,~bes
es signers,
secure transfers undoing:
tion by the same man but, show arm
or cannot do business on the old ll-
ceISe after the end oil the 5' license
ear. 1
County Commissioner Posse sent
bundles of new application forms to
the town clerks of the various towns
in the county which are “license " and
notices to the newspIpers throughout
e any increase In mice the office
should be notified at once. As the new
term is slightly longer ,thau the old.
it is probable they Will occupy more
creased rote. . .
Rsphssshnrivs norm/mire
essay.
The New Haven 311111111117 and courier
has been Vgettipd opinions regarding
the 11.31.111.11... and Issi‘s'lp’lion in (loll-
nectlcii't 1.111 111111 “reply‘fi‘o‘m Rep’rés‘éh‘V
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N. (1 Osborn.EiidV‘- ml ‘ ‘ :1?
Dear 15111: Robbins to y 111's or the
lath inst, 1 do not feel that a return
to the annual session would solve the
problem, but i do think that a time
limit should be given not: later Rheum
try 15 ill.
I can see no reason why all busi-
y May lat
nose should not be finished
at the latest. In the 111111 place 11111
bills/should ~11111 filed In “the secretary's
could bosons. even and 1111101: assign-
ed arranged so 111111111. would latte
very little time to do so after the leg»
lslaturo was organised.
1110mm month to shows swims:
the of
content matters,1 111:1
time; our 11011111915111
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flood men that feel they can afford to
tive
Diwali Will not.
I 1.31.1 that somei
matter did not comefi‘ii‘p.
ness- like methode,n
._,‘. 1,3,:
and George,
oiiio , ,
(techie who has been hammering“:
street; ‘htis closed the place for a:
"g“ 11" Vmovgrlinilled‘
V‘st‘ruclted in ,
1 new.
1‘ J. R. CONNOR, Manager. “I
SERVICE UP-TO-DATE “ “W
One or the brewers' .
not worrying over signers how and
e or“ "breivins
companies were. ‘He he soon as . ,
the law was passed and he require-1
enough promises to fill their require ,
have to secure ”bone ildoowners" for -,
mew law '1
before November 130. or close the~plac- ,
as on 111111 date. A saloon may deny "
tinue to do business under the old II- ‘
cense pending decision on an spplloa- ‘ ' '
the county in which the ,applicntlons ,‘
Ill be advertised that if there was to
space and therefore demand an Ina 1
be to have not fill! dill Mahdi“
chine before January lot and if1ihelro‘
would'save ,
if [We were to copy iaomewhat after .:
ennsyivania My dividing -,
com ideas into rub committees 1to ,
takeicorerofr runny cliche 1911111 for 1 1
save much 1
lines would 1 ,
be 1st of coma lttee rooms 1111 the .
capitol. it is, going to be hard to dud - “
devote six or seven11nionihs todeglsla- ;
kVpnuttern 2111th is too much-1w-
taken at the last session to brim ',.1‘ ‘ ’
about e. change, posslbl r l was sir
much to blame on any one that the
More bush. 1
a. gram]-
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and motor boots.
No. 3 graphite drip areas‘e.
best int th‘
in 1115 I!
R» once. 5 Washingtonit.
"1 ‘ “when It hdllle. 093.
-Tcio‘phono at office. 535wa
Miller
81 Jordan,
1' V,.J£1
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Illili Ollie iii State Street,
FERIDGEPORT.
11‘i,,i‘l~1"1
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for frehht Only
On and ‘after 1111151111111, ,
”1906 Freight Propellers will leave
;Pier 28, East River, New York (foot
1’of Dover street), every day, (except
Sunday), at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Norws‘lk up to 4 pm 111. and South
Norwalk, 11p to 5: 3011
NORWALK STEEKM BOAT CO.
AnnlndJ. Smith, c. C. Hegeman,
LIVuVIO. General Agent
Hotel Mahaokemo.
CUISINE UNBU RPASSED'
RATES REASONABLE
Sunday Dinners. 75 Cents.
111.11.111.11... particulars apply at of-
fice. Telephone 488.
112' com. Ave, and Nowlk.
HAW”-.. ”Ewe...“ . . .c .1
ovum. Mews genome crisis
should I.” neurones Vith'l Mint!
snow 1111115, one piece fifiltanéd" tor
detain Ens Meddllefltory’t 1* '1 1""
Have yo 1119111111. pod to‘ilbiisider
how dot ghtfully convehm'ki‘
in your dresslnw-‘e
the apartment or am Nnm'fl
room? aits presence would W’m
tile whlili out dome of-ocsrfort. ,
We‘uvdll cledly costs you pr!
plumbers are strictly can
slimline; honest end reliable, .1
Horace R hash
155m"
No. 677 for sears 511.5111 automobiles ‘
These lubricants are considered the
Elmer? 7 ..,
11,111,111 Milo weer-gore .
1 111311 dsnvsornsm
Summer Goods
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HARDWARE. " '"I‘
. .1" WASHINGTON STREET-"1,;
Phone 567,:
an In 11.. Habit. of Having Your: .
Sunday‘Dlnner at the»
GLIFFORD
No worrying about selecting
abiding In,”
Rt!" no ’l‘rothor: hum},
I'- or vs 11 man
owes-111.11.11.51..." . p ‘ '1
Oourteoue Service. "N -
PiOIIIM Surrounding. 5- 1
Excellent Cooking. ‘
CHARLES REYNEKE,‘
31m. Proprietor. 1 V
, , 1. Telephone 49'.
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ll‘Hl 121111191 one, near ' ‘
at $2.75 up.
A very strong line of fully pars»
teed Hill Wheel lowers,‘:at 55.60
to 38.0% ‘ ‘ 11“ arr-~11»
A complete assortment of thebest
grades of RAKES. HOBO, GARDEN
FORKS. OHOVELB, SPADEO. and Ill
semi-”g boron, at the invariance-1
promo“: attended to. “1’, n
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39 Male 51.111111111111-
Telephone Call 97- 5.
the an: 3 Paint!
gather "nos”wnm 64 "
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of Sea
Food Cooked to Order.
Bathing an: fish!
Both Houses to Rent by the
John 0' Sullivan.
Proprietor-V.
HUBABEE fliliiiiflii
45 Wall St., Norwaik.“
34 Washington 31., So. Norwalk‘.
Ileal Estate and Insurance.
We have several": decided budgets:
"nu
must Increase In value with the VV""rapId
growth of the town.
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Home Comfort,
Happiness,
and
Contentment.
with a ModiVchm oi Expense,
LiWflMiWcrs
General repairing‘hnd machine wort - "' ‘
In Income producing property that 1.
., ‘ng cm minim“
rs ,c
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.For VlinVo Juliane, Location. Vsmishon, Pu 11111
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V'VI'HE CHARLES I! 8H0 x,
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lot Error 51w.”
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and housewives on their own name
without indors‘er.
strictly confidential. Call and see us
IT 1.
Howard Building, wit-Hindi "st.
Office hours. 9 a. m. to I P. m.
THAN ,NEWV YORK REAL ESTATE.
For years this Company has paid
Guaranteed Interest ‘on Its}
dollars paid to investors to date,
ASSETS N EARLY $2, 000 ,000.00.
Investments of from $100 to $10 on
accepted,
or a personal interview.
R.- L. COBURN. General Agent,
- 15 South Maln Street.
.1
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1847 '
PLUMBING AND STEAi :
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATTNG.
HOT AIR‘ HEATING. .
s'rovss 111111.11 Rimes s, 1
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING”
Gas and Steam Fitting,
'M'etai ceiling;
Have you seen ow: qtqck of,
RICHMOND RANGES P
1517 .WALL eraser.
1 wtvf
THE 110er noswnuy
STOR'
1.1m wasmmutn‘s‘
or
FURNITURE, PIANOS ETC.
Telephone, 349—5.
,,l“ :For Particulars Address
13. N. 11191111351151,
Office, Room 4, Rowland Block,
Wuhlhgton 511611.
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