Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 3, 1907 · page 7

 
 
 

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cure {Milt colds int . air-four hours.
Safetoiake and never , disappoints.
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Further cocoa ‘
Free Libraiiypby _‘
‘ Poemsrlrairylandofé Science‘liuakieyv:

iscences of m P, Roe, by Miss Ros:
The Colonies. by. R. H. Thevaites;
lieu of .
tore; Hours With Famous Partitions.
Juvenile fiction: Hoosier, Schoolboy,
‘ iEgglcston. Fiction: {.VRdtledg‘e, Mrs.
.1, Harris; Man Without a Country, Hale;
- But Get a Woman, A. 8. Hardy: Mat-

'ViMounied, Merington: The Princess

dietitian e‘ ‘ y
. ‘ signed his position.

BK .. evi- IA

9“ . - Coley‘s mill,‘,lying“
f; and partly

. ‘t ,
. . tyor purchase or
“01101159 ”WNW ction: Coleridge's

MytholosiI, Rev. G. F. Smith; Remin-

 
 
 

.Grand 0 11pr of Arizona; Shaw’s, His-
gllsb and American? Liters-l

V rimony, w. E, Norris: .Sco‘riettof - .ure ,

.0 1“”

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Catherine Hewitt‘hae sold to Maria
Coley 87 acres ol'lano known as the
partly in W ton
in Westport.‘ .

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row/Its. its to _~
at‘ pg Bedch ‘,have returned
to their home in Weston. ‘

= Mrpund Mrs. Charles Jennings, of

 
 

‘ daughter," Mrs." Samuel Dayton, , and
little daughter, Alice, of, Brooklyn.

 

~ The members of the advisory board
of the Town Improvement society will
meettltis. siternoonaid o'clock at
the home oers‘... Willi m Staples.

Ruth Allen; daughter. of Dr.

rowiyieacaped drowning a few days

 
 
 

Greens Farms wife, determinism} the-it‘ll

 
 

and .
Mrs. ElmersAllen. of New York.i.nar. _ '

 

 
 
 
 

 

a few days i' ew York ,clty. :

Mrs. . Warner Northrup; of. Dnnbury.
and Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Leppci‘t,'

of Bethel, are the guests of Mr. and;
Mrs, Daniel LjHOmmedieu,‘

 

'i‘hepst.‘ James Circle will meet with
Rev; C. L. James at Elm Home, Bell
island. Thursday at 2:30. All members
are requested to take the ,2 o'clock
trotldpfigomt South Nurwulk, -

tiMany East Nor-walk launch owners
were very ‘much. disappointed at the
weather yesterday as must of them.
hurl planned, tovspend the day on the
water-.254? " ‘ .

 

 

Mrs. LewisW.‘ StMJohn is'spendlng ‘

Elopes. MacGrath; Heart of Demise, B.
bereft Goats; Prisoner of Zenda, A.

Mitchell. ‘

Captain 10. H. Smith, of Rowayton.
returned Saturday from a'week's trip
to Providence. R. 1.. and ‘other eastern
ports on ~’the sea-going tug Elmer A.
Keeler.'oi the Keéier Transportation
Line's fleet of tags. . The Keeler is an
.up—togdate: boat in every manna. very
powerful; developing 000 horse power;
has electric lights. steam capstan and
windlass. steam-“steering gear and-a
500 candle power searchllght. When
the Keeler left the head of the Sound
she had twenty-one barges in tow

 

- for New ‘Haven..movidence..n..i.. Fall

River and New Bedford, Mass, the
total tonnage being 18.970 tons of coal.
Captain Walter Miner, the commodore
cttptaiii’jii! the fleet? was born . in Dar!
ion and commenced his seafaring life
with Captain Smith. and was with

 

-’.The recent peaceful death of'I‘homes
Draperyramiliarly known as Shang,‘

, vs 0 husbeen seen unknown of so
many who have died with their boots
on ln'New York city. where he passed‘
a fly ,recalls ten murders, two of .

, ich were in Draper’s saloon in Sixth
agenda, when a burglar hunted. Jimmle'
Irwin and another whose name we
have for gotten, were shot to death inl
like back room, the uqurrel being over’
0 ‘e of the females of their own class.

, ile Draper and Billey Tracey, were

0‘ gaged in a fist fight stripped to the

, let, in Billy Varley's saloon corner
_» Broadway and Houston streets .Ne’w:
tprk, Jimmie Iiaggerty, a Phlladlephla]
rpught ,was fatally shot while, attempt-
log to smash the skull of Varley, bet-'
to} known as Roddy, the Blacksmith!
ggerty was carried over to John
Daly’s gambling saloon, where be ex-
pired shortly after. The restaurant on.

 

gm Daly's was kept by three brothers, .

gorge. Williamrand Caleb Mitchell, all
of whom committed suicide - as did

their mother. Within three blocks sem .

v unlurdera occurred, that of Bill
P, ole, Dr. Burdell and Colonel James,
F‘lske. While in Houston street, then
known as Murderer's Row, Harry Laz-
arus, John McGuire, James Carroll and
John Logan ,ail met with violent
deaths and the only mun of the whole
crowd whose death was avenged by
law was that of Laznrtis,,who kept
a). saloon known as The X-lO-U.8 and
his . name was Barney Fricry
whose execution was witnessed
by Ed. James of East Norwalk, in his
oiiicial capacity of deputy sheriff.

 

I—"Had dyspepsia or indigestion for
years. No appetite and what I did
eat distressed me terribly. Burdock
Blood Bitters cured me.”—-J. H. Walk-
er. Bunbury. Ohio.

ROWAYTON.
Al Mirth Grace M. Strohmcyer of Belle
island. has been entertaining Miss
Ethel Guessing. of New York.

Charles R. Petty,
arrived home yesterdn from a several
days fishing exp‘litlnn to Patchogue.
L, l.

 

 

'l‘hc "Amacass‘l ., a yacht owned
by ireene Fargo parties, lost her!
roast in a smali‘lgnlc ml ibis harbor,
litet week, and is now at the Meeker
ship yard in Southport, where repairs
are being tirade...- . ,,

 

A fine cruising i'iiitnon nomad “Lu
Vcdcilu," owned by Mr. Plum of Tar-
ryiowu, stopped Bunilny oi the Nor-1
Walk Yacht Club. Taking on board a
number of the local members to not
at! pilots, the visitors enjoyed a pious-
altt sail up the harbor. The boat was
one of the craft built to go in «the Box .
mudu oration rune.

 

Commodore William F. Clarke of the
Norwalk Yacht Club raced his last
"Marguerite" in the Seuwunaka-Con
‘nthian race on Saturday afternoon.
.Afier his class hud sailed several
miles east and could not find the stake
boat. the!- returned to the committee's.
”Misfit“! to be told that the stake,
boat had sunk and to be sent off on a
second race. This Marguerite came in
eight-immoral in the lead but the cup
has not yet. been awarded as yet.

 

him for a number of years. He is
now considered one of the most skill-
ful pilots on Long Island Sound. He
is also a navigator and holds an un-

limited license for ocean steamers. '

Mr. Keeier is in communication with
his captains by telephone both day
and nlgltt,_and gives his personal ill:
structions to them at whatever port
they may call. Wht‘nrthe'iugs puss
Point Judith and other stations of tile
diureau of :Marine information, they
blow signals with the steam whistle
which'deslgnntes the different tugs
and they are immediately reported to
the main cities at No.1 Broadway by
wireless. both‘ day and night.“ Captain
Srttlth hadathe good fortune to have
executionally good weather during his
trip, which. with moonlight nights and
the best. of accommodations. will make
a bright. spot in his memory for many
a day. . ,

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WESTPORT.

All schools in the town upon to-
day.

 

Frank N. Taylor has gone to the

White Mountains.

Miss Bertha Brotherton is enjoying
her annual vacation.

Mrs, Arthur Taylor is entertaining
friends from New York.

 

Mrs. Jacob Roth an aged resident of
Rosevillc district is quite ill.

.,_.__.__~___.._..

Mrs. Horace Mills has returned
from a visit with her son. Oscar Lewis.

 

 

Miss M. Mllllkcn, Riverside nvcnuc,
has been entertaining Brooklyn relu-
tires.

Mrs. Edwin .lcnniugs' of Greene
Farms is entertaining relatives from
Hartford.

Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose liurlbult are

ymond street entertaining relatives from liulilmoreiold- homestead on the Walter Gray

for a few days.

 

tukcn
Sunday

Sevres! new members were
into the Methodist church
morning.

 

Miss Helen Gilbert of Riverside live. ..
. ESSEN. Germany. Sept. 3.«—Empcr- ~
or William will actps Godfatbrd to tho '_
huir of’li‘rhu Bertha Krupp con Bohlou ..

one is entertaining a friend from

Schnectady.

Miss Jennie Thorpe returns to her
duties at the Weslpori posioillce alter
a week's vacation,

Mrs. Fillings and
Waterbury are visiting at. tho
of Mrs. Nathaniel (luult.

 

daughter of
home

 

Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose l‘lurlbull are
euierialnlng their grandson, Horace
llurlbutt of Baltimore, Mr.

.Robcrt Sturgea has been visiting Mr.
and Mrs: Charles Godfrey pt their
cottage: at Componeacb. .

Charles Lumdenborg hm; sold four
and one-half acres of land in Cross
Highway to Fred Coffey Yolin.

Mrs. Ebenezer Boers of Crocus
arms is entertaining .her daughter
rs. James Grey of Bridgeport.

 

 

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Theoretiging operations in the Five‘
Mile’ftlwr harbor hare brought to
light the ruins of a ship yard which
flou‘riaheg here 180 years ago. he
dredger tit Saturday pulled up three.
l ‘ b s. ,_
(tagger? the runway used for mutty‘
years‘my Richard's ship yard. Mrs.
A. mp Wopgosltewhoss property the,
e e,

lind Lives in

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

1727 had. was quills an industry. Mud
sliti tee eépj’tiovered the ruins of the

.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

, Jennings was trotting

‘ Tile. Sentinelolilcs,

Sunday a girl, as styrene; ‘and had
ran out theeitmlieyrnrmuiuu at Witch
liens. something happened. It was very
dark. and 1while Gifford was looking
. ‘ tree so: some: aylight.

" ‘ were lit in tilde.

a to d‘
‘ d in?! ultimo,»
r. i, . .,

 

has looked up the to New Canaan,passedyyeaé‘erday}
cords from old deeds. and has found home a: g, m, Bumham,
that the shipyard flourishedtbere in. .

 

"m ‘ ting
prhepositl

Several young people from out of
town gave an tolerating farce Thurs-
day evening at the Catholic fair.

i Friends from Stratus. Pa. who
anddnvestigation proved who have been guests oi Mrs. Coddct,

State street, have returned home.

. MrsnMoCready had . daughters I of
at the
chino Hill. *

Rev. Mr. Maokeh'zle conducted an
open-air service Sunday afternoon at
fillet residenco of John H. Wood, Rosa-
v e.

 

 

 

will
in T0!

 

people of the, 'fushlcnable not
give another subscription dance
”oust opera house. 1 .

i The Tarps
important

 

We ‘ Aggy ,

it

Hope; Adventures of Francois, B. Weir

On Wednesday evening the younz

ers' association heidiunm s
' The»

 

ago. by failing front her. father’s launch
‘into the Watery . ‘

 

 

 

There were about 50 present at the
special town meeting which was held

, Suturday. aft noon. it was voted to ad» ., .
Months 00 pp will matter until the f " ‘ ‘

annual town meeting.

Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Mills, Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Mills and deadly, Morris
lMills,.,St-:,.Mr..:and Mrs. John Barlow
and children, Mrs. Charles Barlow and

son. and Chauncey Barlow spent yes- .

rterday at Sherwood’s‘ island.

 

, The entertainment. given by the
children of the r..Methodist Sunday
school at. the residence ‘of Fred Kem~
per was well attended and u . decied
success. Thine proceeds. which were

for the new church, were very libc- _ .

rnl. ,. . .

a.»

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MUSIC HALL ELEQTROGRAPH.

 

New Moving Pictures. Vaudeville and
Illustrated Songs.

Music Hall will be opened to the pub-
lic this winter by the Electrograph
Company, n concern "furnishing line
moving pictures. The hull was thrown
open last night for the first time to the

public and there was a large attend» _
Each night the Electrogruph ex- .

ance.
hibils 6,000 feet. of photograph films in
the form of moving pictures. Last

night. four excellent illustrated songs!

were rendered by Thomas Lyons, of
New York. a noted singer of great
ability. ‘

The Electrograph intends to make a
complete change of program each. Mona
day. Wednesday and Friday. The pic-
tures at present running are direct
from Madison Square Garden, where
they have been exhibited at the To-
bacco Show. ‘

On Friday night there will be a spoon

. inl t‘euiurc. ‘ l“. C. Bailey and wife, of.
this city. formerly Miss Dayton, or
the Hitviland House, will do their
handcufl’ undyllluslon act, Which they
are to perform on the Keith circui-
undor the nanrewof "Tho Bandmnns,"
commencing next» Monday, ' ’

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BATTLESHlPs TO BE OVERHAUL~
ED.

PHILADELPHM, Supt. its—«Four but-

,ilcships have been ordered to the

League island Navy Yard hero for an
overhauling before starting for the
Pacific coast. They are the Georgia.
Maine. Kansas and Mailmarge. The

ships must be ready for sea (luty‘onDe -

“tarot...

.cember 15. They will report immed-

iately after target. practice of the
,Norib Atlantic squadron which begins
September to.

m—W

 

‘ ' OLD HOMESTEAD euh'Neo.
WES'l‘POlt’I‘. Sept. ii.——'l‘ho explo-

sion of a gasoline stove early yester~
day caused a fire which destroyed the

estate. which Was occupied by John
liazzuttn and family. The loss is
about 33.000.

 

eunasoa‘ ,wrttmmias ooo- f

FATHER."

un l-lnlbnrh. wife ofdde‘ut. Ilr. Gustav
Krupp von Bohien umi .Hnibnch
was born August iii lust. . ,.

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KlRBY—«vEMERBON.
ANSONIA. Sept. 3.-«—'l‘he boiltt'othul

a“...

 

of Miss Lillian M. Ethernet). of this '

cily..nud Sulnuol Armstrong Kirby, of
New Haven, sou chili“. and Mrs. ti.
H. Kirby has been announced. Minn
taint-inch is the daughter old. icnwr-
son editor of the ldvcniugaciltlnui.

vouu own; murals.
(lilxchuhged: ’7 .

Now and then i hunt-a boy say: "if
i cmdd only be my own 'bo'pn, then i
would be happy." Did you ever know
any one that amounted to much who
was his ow .boesl. Tho’onlyrone l
ovur road hi out Was Robinson Crusoe.
and be. Will glad to quit.

You have heard or the “independent
farmer." lie ls'dopenduut upon wind.
water and front; he must he at home
every tnolllilt‘inaudinigbt‘to milk the
cowa. The physician. must buy his
clothes and groceries othls patient!
llo you think that Mhrshnll Field. the

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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npiuuio the
t incite

rllons their *

ran rid 'mun.‘ a
but: has ; radiant. but
:‘Muuxupright. Lid
sautetiirurzwa‘n t

"AW ,3 e
yearswm id . i'rien
annual/en ' timidlw’ ’1: .

. itiAmayompwaro. sir.

the torus i ,anni'versary
with Will “ ‘ . , .
f i. The employer took a square box.
neatly wrapped in . whitm it per. from
“3.3141935!“ . 3w ’ ' . “
“i know it, Mt-,.Qitille. do said, and,
l have prepared a little, lll‘prlso‘ for
you, Pray accept thisnltti‘ I pluck. with
without wishes for you ”continued

 

o no service,

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

5,. ‘1 i.‘

Automooiiei stories. at mama and
repaying... .Tlreo,...l.am walls. ‘Dry
.chlmtfimk plural ate. r1 “

- Launch .1 Engine» scours. comm.
Foragultne..§l’eums.fiwn.ifl Indecision...
; ..,aog..,.vv,AstnN9fr.q tats... .
3E. 3.me allfiPliofll'IQfor.’
.f’vtt {Ii-t; rinse

 
 

‘Hi

Your mm will look nicer if you use
the square Ehape and white glass fruit
lars, than they will in the old fashion.
round shape and greenvgglaes.‘ The
square oneshave lightning tops." '

Crockery, Glassware, liousefurnisb-
int; Goods. ' "

 

‘Wall‘ Papers and Prepared Paints.

<———-—-

to order.-

w‘t - ~

 

Contractor-for Painting and Decor-
ating. . '

-Wo give the 8. a. He? Green Trad-
ing Bumps" All: tor them.—

L. n. occurs.

i mum'iwfir.
87 Washington street.
Tel. Con. Sobtthorwalk.

 

FRANKi C.
VAN? SCQY
PLUMrINe;
STEAM. '
HOTWATER
and. ‘
GAS FITTING.

 

Tin, Sheet Iron. COP?“
and Zinc. '

 

 

so South» Main Street,

. So. Norwslk, Conn.

vwe~ewme~eeoa .

1-K. M

 

 

.. urea—mu” m‘

YOUllml has???

 

 

grout merchant. wnsvlndepohdeut? Not
obit. lie on rind two meat stores
around, on his stoic He would have
been unhappy ll be, had not been doing
something for the thousands in his
greati'nruiy.

No pno can be his own "boss” airless
he goes out of the world into the wits
derness. and than he will had himself
dependent upon the berries and ani-
ma s.

"There is, homer, one way of be-
coming your own boss. ‘ Let me tell
you. it is to stay right. where you are,
and bsaiuby ruling yourself. That is
lit first step. 't‘hcu begin to help

i nodular a while you
‘ pull {to do anything
tour in up will become

v 'i‘h‘

 

lthnt our system is different from oth-

 
 
 
 

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to our way of ‘thinltln . dud understand
our way of doing bus , ens lust as soon

as you have. made all) r Irat visit to
our store and been things. . it lattrue

era. but inesmuchatiwe bars suin-
masing list of patrons1 who arenas
tied with our goods. our service it

our prices. we think We muy’lairi i?

claim that the people horrors of our.
business methods and believe in new:

 

 

mired

today is ‘

andMMhm germ \

- Window Shades and Picture Frames ‘

22 Cottage Av...

" ateav‘ii“jfxmsiunsung. out
- _ , ass-

:1 should no innings. lulu;
. 9 . "
, .09an Blame!

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

* till um

 
 
 
 

 
 

A. J. Angevlneb ‘

Stock and General inform

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,FOR‘

A, N , y
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DIXQN LUBRICANTS.

. Mortals for ~ motorzv'ehicle trans-
mission g‘ears: ‘ j 2 . , y ‘ ~

«0:677va gears of‘huth automobiles
,and'motor boats. ‘ . ‘

No. 8 graphiteaup grease.

These lubricants aroi considered the
best lathe world. " .

 

r. l; iliiiiiiiliitlli

“Hone" Gordian Honest Prices.”
to Whitetails... ,

 

 

 

_ I'DJVIDrmv‘RAYMDIti
Forster ”dealer "
and imbalance
II North, Main ‘ abysouth :Norwalk
Residence. 6 Washington: .‘r
Telephone at house, 693..
‘ Telephone. u offload 13M.

 

 

 

 

.u... .....M._ W...... n.-....-..~m.~wmu.«.~w

Miller accrues,

sou-ml 'N‘o'awALK. ’

thin Ollie, ‘ ill title Street,

' settlement:

for freight Only

On and" after Tuesday. January 7.
1006, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28. East River, New York. (toot
of Dover street). crery day, (except.
Sunday), at 4 p. m. Freight received
at NorWalk up to 4_ p. m. and South
Norwalk up to 5:30 p. m.

NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.
Annlng J. Smith, c. c. Hegeman,
Lame. general Agent

 DBEIELSHIB.
Kim Kinks

' per package

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Phqn‘z’f. l. 1’“ .
Em Norwelk.

 

 
 

 

snow white; one
all

. Have an ever stoppadyio conflict
new. cat hti‘nilr convenient :itvwosid
be to have hot and cold running waist
in your: dress! chamber. lien
in; apartment. o that. shear toilet
roomt » its presence would. afford [as
the hishsatdesreezet comfort.
We will gladly quote weapons.

plumbers are strictly. combat... no
chutes. honest and reliable...

Horace/Ritiliash.

‘ unlit. slip waivers"

 

 
 

 

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Journalism ‘ . ,
r " serfs ' A
w erupting-AT}!

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”Hull‘s ”Q Mum-Mu

 

wl'iiii “with m “,4

attion «Ticker

"rug sets. ‘

Namath. ‘

 

Rial Estate. limiters.

. (litre, Hollis litillt‘ililllliling,

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

We. arcade
' AN

6' amide-ruse " ‘

. V SumnierGoods

i

 

.112 WASHINGTON eraser.
m . . Phantom; ‘_ .

 

. (in in the Habit of Having Your?

. our-roan
NO “9":me ghplfl II'M'H't "

‘7;qu simian; no ‘bother :wltbi.
«radish» ortstovmwhen pleasant.
weather comes.

‘ Courteou: Service. 'q'
Pleasant Surrounding. "”1
Excellent Cooking. ‘"
CHARLES... llEYNEllE.‘

. Proprietor.
”It. ‘ Telephone 491",

 

’ an ”tastier AND; use: .

at $2.75 up. I

A very ltrou line a! fully guaran-
teed High Wheel lowem'lt 35.60
to $6.00. » ‘ «1me

A complete Iseorunelt of-tlie bed
grade: of RAKEB. Hoes, GARDEN
FORK8._.8H.OVEL8. BPADES. and all,
Farming Utensils. at the lowest prices.
General repalrlhg and machine. worlr‘
promptly attended to.

.a‘ ‘

llorrtlt Haldane 60.

,l

39 Main St, sown. ”

Telephone Call 07-5.

[litigants Poinil
. u... gear nonwaqumy

Show Dinners and All Kinds 01.50:
Food Cooked to Order. _ .

, Bathing and fishing.

Beth Houses to Rent by the Beacon

John O'SulllVan.

Proprietor. ..

 

 

 

liliillillliiiiiiii.

“P 45 Wall St, Norwaik‘. ’
84 Washington 8b. 80. Norwallé.

Real Estate and Insurance.

We have several decided bargains
In Income producing property that
must increase in value with the rapid
growth of the town.

 

 

mum. ”flaw...” .............. .p.fi..»..........,....... . ....

A" Minimum Amount
oi; . ‘ p _

Home Comfort,

Happiness.

and
Contentment.

with aoModicum oi Expense.
that is '

Gas Lichtinll.

; Minimum cost.
‘ Leta: pipe yours,
r ‘ it... Wt:-

 

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Chariot.Ws

*‘li‘ii‘ll‘i‘w . ' .

Sunday Dinner at flit"

iLairnMouei-s '

accepted. -. participating
from date of receipt:

’17 WALL STREET,

,, Cigars always on ban .* ‘

I We are piping houses at a”.

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., ._ _ , - .‘illlwlllne;w
‘GEQRGF-TOWN‘ AAA stunner '1 -'
5H"; line 1‘9"". lacquers. Van-d
”‘ ’ Win etc. ‘1.
[meadows a. snow...
. Solo Sales Agent-
‘4' W164 F76“. direct.

 

 

Ileturainr,

:EfastNorwotk

up ,

‘—

 

MONEY.
Money loaned to salaried employee!
and housew'ives on their own name
without lndorser. 1
strictly confidential. “all and see us

INDEPENDENT LOAN AND SECUR-
lTY CO " ‘

Haviland Building, .’W.ashlngton at.
Office hours. 9 a. m. to 8 p. m; '

1-... . I, . . _. ‘ \ .w“:
tubing Safer; Milling Sun——
THAN ‘N’EW'VORK REAL ESTATE.
For years this Company has‘puid .

_ % Guaranteed interest on Its
" Bond Shares by check issued
. semi-annually. Over half-milder
" dollars paid to investors to date .
ASSETS NEARLY $2,000,000.00..

Investments or from $100 to $10 so
in earningm-

 

A card will bring you our literatur‘: .

or a personal interview.

R. L. OOBURN. General Agent,
16 South Main Street.

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1,847 ‘ = 195
PLUMBING AND STEAL}

HEATING. ‘ .
HOT 'WATER HEATTNG.
. .AIR HEA’HNG.
ST F8 AND BANGESr
SLATE’AND TIN ROOFING,
Gas and steam .Flttlng‘, Gséfiixturco,
Metal. Ceiling, Eton : /
Hava you seen our stock of

RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES" at Ho'r’crrxss,
COMPANY ,
NOR'.’.'ALK.

THE SOU'i'i-l NORWALK H

-

(aroused _ '

. mum:
for y
1 FURNITURE, PIANOS ETC.
Telephone, 349—5.
For Particulars Address
G.,N.chKiBBlN,
emce, Room 4, Havlland Block,
Washington Strict.

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