Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 2, 1907 · page 7

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tinsel: 1...... changes tut .navmérI
9 fI 1-qu mints Iona it 111' always good"
311 111110 trolls where careful buy-
his provides fresh goods to meet each
sauson' s demands.

' this 311115011 there’s possibility
1111111 you'll n‘éo'd' HOT WATER BAGS,
11,0110 CREAM (101.0 cones,
00111111 REMEDiEe. HEADACHE
.CU'NES, ETC. We can supply them
"and our goods are sure to give sails
motion. If they do not we will cheer
fully exchange or refund your money.

 

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"' I-IldIae Pharmacy.

205 WANHINGTON OTREET.
TflIiIIophono can, (s41-—2.
All OrEeuI' Delivered Free of Charge.

 

 

"letter Carrier Jesse Seaman is en-
joying a week's vacation.

 

Mr. .1... Mrs. Daniel Liloninicdieu
are spending the day with iiiends in
Bethei. ’

 

James Anderson is laid up with cyc
trouble which will necessitate an opI
2elation

 

 

The sailboat which filled with WfltCl
nfcw days ago and Silllk,1llts been
pumped out Iand raised.

 

The Ladies' Aid Society of the East
Avenue Methodist Church are holding
ran all day sewing session today

'81 NJemes Circle” will meet Thurs-
‘day afternoon 1112130 o'clock with
Miss Taylor, 84 Winfield street.

 

-» Michael D. Drew is practically rc-
covered from hisrecent illness ‘and
will be able to resume his, duties (it
Hefner's store in a short time.

 

‘ ~—-Suppcr Thursday evening at
Christ Parish rooms, VIan Zundt street.
25 cents.

 

George Keefer is having plans
drawn by Architect H Rossiter Miner
for on extensive addition to his stun-(-
'on tho thihington street bridge nod
to 1110' dwelling rooms over the store;
11180 an addition to the clothing store

oor.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Ammon Green and son,
(Word, of East Norwnlk, have been the
guests of Mr. Green's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William Green, of Prospect street
Bothcl. Mrs. Green and little son
went to New Milford yesterday morn-
ing to visit relatives.

Rev. E. S. Ufford the life line ev‘nn-
gelist. who has been condutilng ser-
vices in the East Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church, will give his fare
well address this evening at the Nor-
walk Congregational Church, and.
should be greeted with n lnrgc congre-
gation. lie preaches next Sunday in
(trace M. 1'). Church. llridgcport. (ind
the following week goes to Rockvilie.

ROWAYTON.

o
The rural free delivery will be con-
tinued on Bell island until Novem-

er 1.

 

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Constable Edwnrd J, lmririgan is
making repairs to the highways along
the west side of the liver and in 11in
mom] street

Mr. and Mrs. William 11. 'l‘hompcon
and family. of Brooklyn, hnvo closed
up their (summer home 111 llcll islnnd
and this morning returnod to their
rcnidcuco in the metropolis.

 

 

Theodore Neucndorff spent Sundny
with his daughter. Mrs. Frederick
Lockwood, in Now Yorlt city. Mrs.
lxichwood unused the boot duy sho bus
experienced ninco the operation. She
IiIvnIr; able to sit up for an hour and one-

11 .

 

William Williums 11. man from To-
llrncke. who won in it iciim defied the
South Norwullt outborltios and their
advice Monday cvoning tho conno-
ducnco ‘bcing tlnit Officer John Smith
usuiuied’by Frederick Raymond took
Williams to tho Iatnilonhousc lit a pn-
irol 11111111111. from iloiomnn'u 111111110. Wil-
liams nobbrd (is though his hourt
would broth when behind the burn.
1112511 he modelled tho pitcher 11ml did

11/ other stunts. When he was sober
ed 1111. he put up u rush bond of $10
which be forfeited yesterday morning.
in the town court rather thou appear
to the charge or drunkenness.

m.

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Lama}. W1 lore when (no part

um

You hold missions to 1011" bozIom,

. 11 you roan

11:11:? 101111 1112.11.11.11: till slumber
Hull (1 lily routes rest.

1 WM (1‘. min were yet shining.
31,11, filial downstream your

rigid ‘ti'ié'di‘wmb wars: “11111: unspoken

 

one fond corona
litili there “yet lingers

 
 

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‘. the yards

you 11111111.. again.
And kissed you a hundred times
01160
As roses (11011131101! by the ruin. ‘

" 1I The hour drew late and ”A period,

And then (1110 food caress.-
And in my 11111111 there still lingers '
A loving tenderness.

And days flew since we left thus.

And over I think of that porting
And over I'll think of it dear.

And (11101111111911 1 do wonder;
Do I ever bother you yet,

Or have you already forgotten »
The one who can never forget?

'bh, now as I write there's a yearning.
A coming to see you once more,
To camp to my bosom the first love,

Whose image will live evermore.
' B. ELLIOTT BERNARD.

wEsrPo‘R'r. '

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Oscar Anderson is putting a new

 

I stern in the sloop Allocate.

, A cargo of coal has i't'rrlved at the
starch works and is being unloaded.

A new electric motor has been in-
stalled in Reynolds‘ nuto garage to fur
nlsh power for the machinery.

H. W. Fanchcr is able to be abOut

 

 

'IrII again. Iplthongh not much imprOVed in

health?

Port MoKnel Went to Port Chester
yesterday on a. mysterious errand and
his friends are wondering What it all
means. .

The cellar for a new house to be
erected for John H‘airclilld has been
begun on n sightly lot on Riverside
avenue, Saugatuck.

The yachts [1.111111111 owned by W P.
[0110,111111 Latonin. owned by H. C.
illuo, have been laid up in their w-ln
ter quarters in Brooklyn.

 

 

Frank Hoyt who has done a brok-
erage business here for some limo
past, has taken a. lucrative positlouI
with a. big bioltcrugu boiled in iliook-
lyii and has motion his kindly to the
City of Churnclics

The marble for tho foy’cr and stair-
way or the new Jcssnp Sherwood
library has -1rr'i\(|d and is living (blood
in position. The. liin‘ol‘i is 1111111 iv (ls-
sumlng the Appearance of hubitnbic
structilro.

The cases of both John Reilly and
Fruit Myers were continued by Judge
Hyatt. yesterday afternoon and they
were returned to the custody (11' Short”!
Kcniper. Reilly and Myers Were ar-

two suit cases from McFarland's sani-
tariuin two Weeks ago.

 

Yesterday (innit Bros. took the lust
load of the family litres and pennies
of Prof. E. C. Wilson to Stamford
where the professor bus established
his new home. Prof. Wilson is meet-
ing success (it his new location assu-
pcriutcudont of schools :11 Greenwich.
His headquarters are at the hand-
some llnvcrmoyer school.

 

No motion has yet been noticed by
which the post cities will be changed
to its new location. it is whispered
that your Uncle Sam does not approve
oi” the way in which the rooms are be-
ing primer-ed for the post oillce and
1.11111. there is it bitch in the affair
which only br- so strong that it will
not unliitch.

Mrs. William llnrnctt celebrated her
seventy-ninth birthday unlitvorsury [it
her home on itlvcrsldc nvcnuc in Sun-
gntuck. last evening. Mrs. lim-nctt
was born in this town null bus livcd
hero all 1101' 1110,. At 1111.! (u-iclirntion
inst night 35 of 1101' (lcoccndnnis were
present roprosonting four goiicruiions.
She received innny handsome pros-
onts. Mis. lluiuott is uctivu (1nd cu-
joycd tho (1111111 its much us the young
cst grout grand child.

 

 

’i‘bo homoerotic (mucus will be hold
on 'i‘hursdny night and tho ltopublt
cons will concludi- tiiolr Inuoliinniions
the evening after. The former pnrty
is planning to make 11 light nod 11
good one for their share. at input of
the public offices (ind they stand 11
good chance to ho successful in sev-

didutes for the different nominations
but of course the I'ucltctincu'n job in
the most sought for. Frank 'l‘oyior.
who has made as good (1 record on
the minority representative on the
bourd can. is out for the post. MI 11111
hood of the board. Besides him John
Mchnn 11nd Robert Post. huvo been
mentioned 1111 candidates. The Return
licans dont seem to 111th many condi-
dutco, but llidwnrd Mini is mentioned
(111 an out and out coiniidnto for tho
iirut place on the ticket (if coin-no
'tho present first (10101111111111.1110
Birge. will accept it rcnominolion (1nd
bio frlonds claim that be 111 lmprcnnn
lilo, but there will be a struggle (it the
curious

n

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FIRST ELEGTMG LOGO'MDT'WE.

m .

To Em.- We? Under (to Own Po-
” or, ’ ‘
The first (Motrin tumours to en

 
 

ill with” M M'Ti'filt 1'. Weill; I11

22:11:91!“ II 3114:1139
bitch on ”Week ’2 mm- $11 1111511

motive snppenrod and ran over Trucks
(1113." The tests we» unite with:
tori ry so for its could no 1111111196. The
locomotives were 11 rim fest. but ill)
for as could be ”on ”thing work-
ed well. mnemonic iaurvtoo will be
installed in 11 (short. time.

’Though cycrybody else 111' the world
may think a divorced me is («vi-coo.

 

 

 

Menard! midsummer skies. '2
’ ' ’ rind wife knows it we: the woman.

itho would: who is shout to be his new

And weeks new byw'and a year»— 1

1 large building.

 

 

Danie OKea 0111s I ' eceil'ar 1’
this cottage dun. 11nd ready tor the 11111.;
1101111. ' I

 

Clayton 11‘ Bunch, of hhliedelphin.
(ll drtin A. (311111qu 01: Daubury,‘
worst: alters at the Senior'd homestead,
Enturdsy.

 

 

This Hill Anndt'imy. rep nod on Tues.
‘day. with Miss Abli‘ie h11cdmpben of
Carrollton. Ohio, as teacher. 8119' is
it graduate of Oberlin Council.

The Center District echoes has been
closed for the vest week. bw us to the

" illness of the teacher‘s: Miss Mary

Flood. . -‘ I ,,

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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jolly are being
congratulated upon the advent of twin

. boys. which arrived in their home on

the 1911!. v ' . 4

 

Miss Liszle Duncan. who broke her
hip three weeks ago does not gain as
fast as her many friends would like.
She is comma and discouraged.

 

Work on Mark Twain's villa is

progressing.

and it shows up due. it will be

 

Three separate tires were seen after
the hard shower Saturday evening, (iii
west of here. it was reporter] Sun
don that the Dnnbury fair buildingis
were burned, but it proved false

 

Farmers are digging their potatoes.
;Tho crop is fair wt 11 some ml ’i'hercI-
is a short yield of copies and smell in
size. There will be older enough
mode for a drunk. I
W
The board of selccimcn and rogls
itiurs of voters will be in session on‘
1311111101in in the tw 11 ball from 9 n
in. until 5 p. dingo
making new electors

‘ ..l ‘1‘-
”a.

The Republicnn caucus for the
nomination of town 00113115 will be
hold On Saturday night That of tho

 

 

 

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rested for complicity in the theft of»

or iii instances. '1‘ here one novcrul (inn 1

(or 8111111101111 under its con prov/(11111119;i

Democrats has 'not yet ' been an-
nounccd.

 

The chicken slipper solved in the
Ridge 111111 on Thuisd evening oi
last week under the m cos of the
Evening Star Lodge, 1. 0.111111 G 8..
and D. of 3.. of Bethei, was well put-
ronizcd. The lodge netted the sum of
I$213.

Rev lioiiice Q Judd (ind family.
'w’nu h'd'v'e been s ending the summer
months in the 11110111011151}: NF'SC'OW'
p.11 sonngc. (11’ which church Judd
is pastor. huvc returned to [1011101
where they will spend the winter at
their residence 011 Golden lliil.

 

Mr. and Mrs. William Hill. of New
York, have moved their furniture to
l’olbnm, NI 11., where they have rent
on a house for the winter.

The 11.11‘1] wind Monday night blew
down the corn and it will be u job
to cut it.

 

The mission which was so success—
fully carried on at St. Patrick's Church
under the direction of Rev. Peter.‘ Mc-
Lean. of Milford, nttroctcd n goudly
uticndnnco nt oil services. The even
111;: services especially called out the
pnrishn‘oriers from for and hour in
numbers that filled the church to 0v-
erflowing. .

 

A very enjoyable evening was spent
(it the home of Mr. and Mrs, Jesse L.
Snnhn'd, Sunday. in honor of Mrs. Sim-
lords sixty seventh birthday. A re-
murlmbic feature of the evening was
the presence of four generations. Mrs.
Barn Osborne, Mrs. Sunford's mother,
being the. older-11.96 years of age and
Master Jesse S.1nford,son of Mr. and
Mrs, Emery P. Sanford the youngest.
five years of use. During the evening
a most tempting collation was served.

The main features of tho progrum
for commemorating the 175111 unni-
versnry of Christ Episcopal Church; of
flooding. have been arr-11111611. by 110"-
W H. Jonson, the rector. The obscrv-
once is to be held on Sunday and
Monday, Nov 10 and 11 circumstances
having mndo advisable n postponement
from the exact date ('11 the anniversary
llisliop Brewster will take port in the
exercises of Sunday morning and 111110

administer the rite of confirmation. in
this service the choir of Si. .lnuios
(Cltllrdb,I of this city will render the
inmate. The bishop in also to bc pros-

oi.11 81,1110 exorcisosvon Mondoy forc
noon when one of the princlpnl ion
tines will be an historical sermon by
Rev Samuel Hart, DMD o! the Bork-
oicy Divinity school. 'l‘hgre are (11110
to be nddi'cuses by 'formEriroctors of
the pnrioh and one by, William (3.
Johnson, of Newtown. I

TELEGRAPH COMPANIES
COUR

 

 

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Western'Union and Paul Must Ant
war to Excessive Hutu on Friday.

new YORK. Oct. '2.-—~"l‘ho Western
(Union Telegraph Company unit the
Pound Telegraph Company were order-
on todny by Juniio Ford. of 11111 811-
procrnu Court. New York otnto. to
(show cause on ll‘ridrywhy Slum A1-
toruuy-(loimrul Jackson should not be
permitted to sue them for forfeiture
of their charters on the ground that

they have formed it combinution to,

increase iolcgroph toils. Mr. Jackson.
in his appllcntion alleged that the coin-
binotion who made Jununry 1.1907.
and that it new and increased schedule
of rates was put into silent and 111111.
the companies named to nudntuin joint
onion: at dcrlalri points and divide the
profits of business received therein.

BOOTON STRLKEN, ,NOT OUiL‘TVI 01*

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BCBTON, Oct zed-howls H. linirin.
of New York.v1"ho woe charged with
murder in conduction with the (tenth
of Michael .1. Gunningbnm. A striking
new driver lust spring. was found
nutrients teddy by at jury in the su
porter dimming court. (1 1

0111111 11 mounmongocrow o
”fritters who clinched Morris and (1111
fr «Elimination.
' it Hi or
not «when:

 

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11m 11”..

1.

" . Ito éhnrseIIIthe ("11111111

The frame work is up '

r the purpose of

thos‘e of the afternoon when 111! is to .

III.

 
 

11me n" .I

of the 5111110 311101111 dietiite held
in 111111111111 'diitdi‘dltih it. With (loaded
that tbeI IsiN‘II 11 11.1111. ,0 colleges, who,
1'1 II o 1110,1101. bond

(1.1.; 013111411111th 11119“ 1511158111 the men.»
his or the do; not“ (inheriting 1110311»
sensing of hunters (no that they 11111111;
9,1119 oil pileup, if. they on; to

reclaim 111111111st to Ilium 1111 this dinto
Tho mutter c’ held
for séttldtnt‘i‘u (on 111111
Clerk Street. of New 11 tin, ':who wins
confronted with the 11,1: 1on1 91 what
(apricots Who
in for till: plies When the

 

 

tho word‘cné'

13011116 to

not residents of the stoic were visited
by him to wait until the Murdoch bed
1’98,“ communicated wt ii and Mr.
QtrEot sent the, letter iculling for the
intorpr'otntion (it. the low in this case.
Accordinz $9 the dentition glvon Yes.

 
 

‘1'1'1'1w111m' v, to “W ii “111'?“ '3
l 11 W1 e' on 1 1
which is" $21M”? 11:11 ens "

 

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lMWRTED

111' a... ‘Sets. Cereal Sets, Berry
sets. Chocolate 8015, Clip. Saucer and ‘
Plato Sets.

We also have '1’, ported China, in 10.1
Cups, Saucers, Di hes, etc.

3-...—

imported Old English Blue Ware by
the out or single piece.

“pa."

Crockery, Closed/(ire, Hollsci'urnish-
lug Goods. 1.1 ._

 

IWall- Papers and Prepared Paints.
I

'Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order.

Contractor for Painting and Decor:
cling.

.._._..
-—-We give the s. a H Green Tra‘d-
ing Stamps. Aok (for them.-- -

IL. 11. :CKER,
'81 'Washington’Vati-eet. I
Tel. God. I‘ clouth 1‘ Nor'ka.

S'GH66L mTIME

Large assortment of Boys'I Suits,
Shoes. Caps, Waists, etc, at special

(1:11.11 WWI!

ii 111111111311

MEN‘I AND IIOY'I" JIQUNNRIHIK
11 NO.’ MAIN 31'. 3'0. NON'WALK.

 

[11‘1C05. . . .‘1

 

at thé
9’)!” .

Ball State and Stewart I

Before buying 21

Cook Stove. _
i .2
Your money back 'atter a
months trial if you want it.

tun—n—

1.1111111111111111;

(:4 Washington St.

 

Fall Overcoat:

Too warm yet for a a
heavy overcoat; too cool
for 110110 (it (111. The light '
overcoat is just right for
these chilly nights. The
new styles areexceedinglye
Attractive, And the escort»- 1.
merit unusually broad.

112111130

 
 

 

 

 

Anon was fired. I
on 11111 11110011011131.1111 and:

(1 11100111151 I'

nost :oi‘ City 1 ~1

college ,vcsr opened. .Thoso who tire ;I

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

1111113110 R. flash

1 conned! mow (111101 wm' ere.,I

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

service and Cuisine Up to Delve
halts :2 pin day 1.1.: 1111mm

W 1

 
 
 
 
 

 

DiXON LUBRICANTS

110.688 for- motor Vehicle trans-
mission sears.
No. 677 for gears of both (1.111011101111611
and motor bosts. , _

No. 3 graphite cup grouse.

best in the 1111911111.“, I » ‘1 .1, .

' “Haunt Good: at Honest p.11...»
39 Wall‘ Street. ‘" Nomi k.

 

 

sou. uncommon In’f'orinetlou Either

These lubricants are considered the I

41.1. 11111111111111.1111

 
 

 
 

 

or; or ‘
11

 

11 M (or .31
AI Light (3

 

 

n4 vim iv " swoon.

J?n no , Director
undrtmbnlmor.
1! North Main 81.. 8011111 Nor'wllk
shined“, (1 11111113111ng 1.“
Telephone it 1101.1“,‘693.
Telephone it 9M”, Ito-II.

Miller '83 J ordain,

 

 

 

 

 

0111c, Hill’s 1111111111 1111111111

“E WDTH NIOR'VIIIALK. m

Iiiii 01111 181 111118111111

IRIDGEFORT.

11111 11111111111

for freight 01in

On and after Tuesday. January 7,.
1906, Freight Propellers will lean"
Pier 28, East River, New York, (foot
of Dover street), every day, (except
Sunday), at 4 11.111. Freight receivad
at. Norwslk up to 4 [mm m. and South
Nomalkupto :301)

I NORWALK STEDAMBOAT CO. I
Arming J. Smith,
1 ,Luuo.

 

 

 

 

 

 

.7-

noneral Agent

 

 

Korn

per package

.4 ate

1-1.... ans—o. .I'» ' .
22 Cottage Av... Em Not-walk.

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EVERY LADY’B B'DN'E'BN

 

 

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c. c. Hegeman,' ‘

 

I Gregory 3

111111 ‘11"

our:
CLIFFORD I
No worrying A6311: 101912111111
your merits,
4 11131150 or stove vv'h'en ,1
‘ ,woa’tfi'er domes. ‘ ~ 1"?
Courteous spewing.“ '
urroun'd
Cobiti'rtn “A

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(delirious. (19d; :5”

In:

 
 

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FRANK c.
VAN scov

PLUMBING;
STEAM. ‘,
HOT WATER
AND

GAS Fir-(ripe.

 

I and Zinc.‘
if so South Main Street,
50. Norwalk, Conn. .

 

1 m, Telephone csllI. 01-15. . 1

 

 

EAST NO'RWAILK

p...“

3111-5”

SIOII Dinners and All Kinds II lea
load Cooked to Order. ‘

Bathing and tithing.

Butt Houses 111 Rent: by the Basso!

JIco'hn 0' sullivan.

'1',

Proprietor.

ill 46 1111111311. Not-mill; m.
N Washington 18'1"" I011. Nem'ill. 1';

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' that [state and insurance

 

 

should be equiijaed with (i dainty:
snow white. one n cos "Standnrd" Pct-1
detain Enameled Lavatory. I

Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenlnet it would
be to have hot and cold running water
in your dressing chamber. uleell'
tug apartment or first floor toilet
room? its presence would (lizard you
the highest degree of comfort.

We will gladly quote you prices. Our
bitumen «01111111111111: claim: me
1111011109.» 110th and 'r'ellciil

 

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.‘
TRANQA'CTS A" MINERAL. BANKING
' ‘ 3118101100.

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.( 1...... 1....
' of
heme Comfort,

Happiness.
and

Contentnen .

that is

Gas 11111111110.

We a... tuning houses at a

 

 

sowm H. MATHEWSOJN Pros. I l

Murillo sonwELL. curling.

 

P1'N Vial-Pm.
titted...” n. Pliowiin, 2nd Vin» *

Minimum: cost ’
Let or dine your:

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‘1' without indorser

.1: strictly conft‘d'enti l.

= '. INDEPENDENT 1&1
(rv

111‘ I1 13s "(it "
. on. '11.... r»

"2‘ (“Foryeers‘

' :a‘in, Sheet Iran. COPPCI'IE?"

I from date of rec'd pt.

1 (7 WALL srn £57,.

We have and: heckled liaIrga'Ili'iI'

:in Income productivity property Mint
1' must Inches-b in‘ value with the rapid
" growth of the town. I ,

with a Modicum oi, Expense, . (iv

 

ruin. .- .1110. “I
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we council: s 4le
1301. SplénAIbv
164 11.1.1. Street.

 

 

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» “MGNEY

Money locust! to 111,111.11 mi: 111"»
and housoWIvtm on their" out" 11:11..)
All transnctions
(lull 1.1.: see us

11 (rue stools
0.

' Nth-gloat” at
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"THAN NEW! 'Y'C'R'K'.‘ NEAL 1'E'8'I'AR'E.

thid company h‘Ia‘s' p'Ii'itt

% @atant’eed interest 911 it.

by, cheek Ilssu'eo

mrennuany 00hr half-1111111: '1

dollars paid to invasion to little.
'I'ABSETS NEARL‘(132,000,000.00.

Investments (if I": in 3.10010 10 01

accepted 'hoit'ti'o'ih it"ting in 1.111.111...

Aloud Will 11' i'tig you our literature
or a personal ‘intcrview.

I a. L. GO'iiURN Gencrai Admit,

.I 16 ”south Main Street.

EWING AND STE
no. 1.121112%...“
HOT ’AIR ‘lrllilA‘lf’thict

srovss AND antler-is.

SLATE IAIND TiIN 'RICJOMNG.

Cal and S‘t‘é'I'am Flttln
.. MAW,- “III”?! fig Elittures,

Have you seen dur stock 01' 1
RICHMQN‘ZD RANGES P

THE JONES 18: HOTGHKISS
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“No4, WAREHOUSE

l! FURNWUREMPMNOS Eve.
I Telephone. 3499-6
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