Iona Rum
zochR.
lit Laos.
51 Washington Strict.
WOW ‘0
m. -. ML... ..._., .I._..,»..,_......,...~——._.
Local no holes
WEATHER FORECAST.
-——y—,
Taylor 8: I Golden.”
74 Washington It. ’ .. Tel. 21".
“REVERE" CHOCOLATEB - 250.
606, 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.60 Box.
Frank H. Baxter.
a.» mum...“ umvmm
Selectmen Alfred Avisdn and Wil-
liam B. Reed and Engineer Charles
N. Wood are taking a trip over the
town roads today, with a view to
making improvements.
» Selectman John Devinct of Nor-
wnik, has been laid up for several
days on account. of a. severe attack of
“Job 5 Comforters. " Those boils have
manifested such a likingI for Mr. Dc-
vine that they have covered the back
of his neck and made him iii.
u..."—
MAIL ORDER MAN DISAPPEARS.
CHICAGO. Nov. 18,—Charlcs III.
Marshall. .who for two weeks conduct—
ed a. mail order business at 384 Wasir
ingtou Boulevard, offering $750.000
w dared to the villas . Tom, and
tried to find the tree
On which we carved our named one
day when ave woie hubby; free;
But there was nothing doing Tom; the
trce'd been stricken down
By the village lumber company—since
twenty years ago.
"Try a. purple pill. ”
Where once stood gnarled old apple
trees, with fruit attending low.
They ve built a modern brewery, Tom,
since IWenty years ago.
Do you remember Geraldine—who of
the sunny hair?
None in all the village, Tom, was half
so sweet or fair‘
I lost my heart. completely, Tom, and
tried to be her beau-—
She's fat, rcdfucedwsix children, Tom,
since twouty years ago.
I wandered to the village green, where
we when needless boys,
Played one-old-cat and pull-away and
knew so many joys;
And, Tom. that green is on the bum;
It really grieved me so
To find potatoes growing there—wsiuce
twenty yours ago.
. \
”l‘ls sweet to dream of all those things
that we in boyhood knew—~—
Tho school, the green, the meadows
ted Statosniyreat teachers of their
respective peopiomtnlshl: be arranged
as follows:
"We can not afford to substitute any
other test for that of guilt or inno-
cence, of wrongdoing or wolbdolns,
in judgln any man." ‘
estly, he has nothing to fear from
this administration."
"Whose kecpoth the commandment
shall feel no ievil thing, and a wise
man’ a heart discerned), both time and
Judgment. "
"So far as in me lies the corrupt.
politician. great or shall the private
citizen who trunsgresses the law—be
be rich or poormehnlbbe brought be
fore the impartial justice of a court "
"If thou seest the oppression of the
poor and violent prevcrting of Judg-
ment and justice in a. province, mar-
vel not at the matter; for He that In
higher than the highest Iregardeth;
and there be higher than they."
"Crimes of fraud and cunning shall
be prosecuted as relentlessly as crimes
of brutality and p Iysicui v‘lolencc."
“He that, diggeti a pit shall faIlI into
It: and whoso brcakcth a hedge It serI
pcut shall bile him."
“i motion to you no lIfII of ease I
preach to you the lite of effort, the
lifo that finds its hight‘fit satisfac-
d Kin
out? twenty-fifth President at the Uni
hard drops, made from Horohound
Herb and Pure Sugar”
PRICE—die BAG, 20o POUND.
LAXATIVE'ICOLD AND LA GRIPPE
WAFERO. These wafers contain rem-
edies in powder form. The coating is
quickly dissolved. Action of the
remedies is therefore quicker than
when taken In pill or tablet form.
PRICE 25c BOX.
lit illicit Platoon,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
Telephone Call, 15—2.
Hotchounil lltons
is our host ascot.
SUGAR :‘ANONA" concourse. The tyoga tend red afloat!!!“ house, Tom. deficit: gnflgmghvfipdgdi’yi‘ht R113; We have 3““ ”“1““ II WWW ”‘ o Wdllt your trade iOlllOl'i'OW
, a s 00 upon .. I __ .
SATURDAYe-zdo—BUNDAY. Is gone and in “a ”we?!“ a gig“ reads: hay?! $0353; 33:31:21); Iggygtlgggs. hon» the kind you used to like those clear. ur ~4|l0Xi yearmn‘ot your ,
live. When? no icil‘yon
that our rcody- to-woor
riothosarcthobostciothcs
lReputc I
in
This
Town
workmanship fit. style and
lasting powor.wo arot‘ollino
you the truth and we fool
that you will believe It as
such. _
lie stand back of our (intents, which
4‘ I .. -. I ,, . ,,_ t. I iIvr ht
10111;; 9201:3211}; almti yiciyiigyt ((llkli‘udv, 33h? 13:03:231‘1‘31: filwtlllg d:"fi_l:°£:’5 where the fragrant blossoms “l?“ mufEK‘IAfiIKEJ.‘ “0 m ‘0 k t u is All Order. Delivered Free of Charge. a“ i] till I t
l as oug an ' Iies- .- j ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ I ' gr;ew . y (I i
11g; wl‘ly:1:i;1:{t{)n:§ht A idistyiriynucc (“gilgttiz‘lejuincs E. Stuart chief III All“ Tom, h“ "0‘ “ “”ml‘m' 1“” (tout llIItilf'ln:l12llllltillili‘llta tillilllle siiIZIIDIocI‘jloiI:E "’ ‘ . " ' ” are “nus“ y M s Mason. yo no
. In a mom pg n :0qu . ' " ‘, )nv out lipid-earned dough . mg]!
his is producing cloudy and rotor “mm" 0‘ ”1L 1’0““me yesterday Ftii‘ll'Iilll'Oflil fare to visit scones 0:,ny MI? own works to] that ib his "or TODAY IN WALL STREET' iii in mm
weather from Washington southwur :l - ("HM “t the address mentioned ‘thp ("L
to Florida. Another disturbance that.
was central in Michigan is pIoducing
cloudy weather in the Lake region.
but not lunch precipitation Au :1ch oi
high pressure is producing pleasant
weather in the Western sections Mod-
erate temperatures prevail in all sec-
tions. Conditions favor for this viciuv
ity generally cloudy Weather. followed
he found several hundred copies of
newspapers containing Marshall's ud-
vertiscmcnt, several hundred letters
from publishers and nearly two hun-
dred bills for advertising. .
Inspector Stuart put a stop order on
the rest of the mall.
COTTAGE BURNED AT SHIPPAN.
twenty years ago.
-lI‘rqu the Mtlwaukcc Sentinel.
CLOTHING STORE ATTACHED.
‘ tlcpIIty Sheriff John W. Scullcy to-
day pluccd uII uttuclmteut for $200 on
the clothing store of Louis and idli
Salon. located on the Washington
9—...
RECOVERING
FROM
FEVER.
The many friends of MattieI liowley
In South Not-walk and Dunbury will
bc pleased to hour of his recovery
from a severe attack of typhoid fever
in Alicghuuy. I’ll. Both Mattie and
his sister, Miss Julia liowlcy, who
TYPHOID
Owing to the decision to Issue short.
term bonds by the government, con-
ditions were decidedly better in the
financial centers of the country today.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. III.—Dcul-
lugs begun in the stock market. with
activity at theI boiling point, and a very
Price’ 5 Clothing Store,
HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS.
98 Washington Street. 1» . South Norwalk.
lilo I
monoytoday and than hood! ‘
for the money you pave—la
by light rain and slowly rising tem- Acottnge Of the Shippun PointLaIId Sll‘I‘Ii‘i “W!“ 1‘."'.' closed the place IIIJ- went on to be at his bcdsido during bouynut tone as an effect. of the relief w ‘I Tel. 155'5- " l "\ solidi“...
perature late tonight and Tuesday, Company, in process of remodelling. ’l‘hII attocluucut is in favor or \i'ilau~ his illness. are (expected home.I for measures determined upon by the
Storm warnings are displayed along was destroyed Friday afternoon, ll lIII sky & IdichItIoccr. of New York, Thanksgiving, United States Government. Gains
the coast. believed $110 1055 Will I‘GIlCh upwards —-"' -w- 1‘“ throughout the list. ranged up from It
, of 51-500- The cottage “00“ 0“ Van fraction to 11,14, and in Great. Northcru
.lohn 'I‘. Hayes and family, or Nor- “entitle-1301‘ avenue, Stamford, and pfd. the Han was four points, Union [I0
walk, were guests of friends in New workmen ware 1"“‘1" “limit ”I "D ‘0 Pacific. 3%. Canadian Pacific 3%, Unit- , »
Haven yesterday.
The Monday Afternoon Whist Club
is meeting this afternoon with Mrs.
Charles L. Barker, of Norwalk.
within half and hour of the time the
fire was discovered. just what cuus~
(III the fire has not. been ascertained.
Chief Parker went down with the
chemical wagon of tho Stamford Fire
ARE YOU SATISFIED WI
11‘ not, may be we can please you on all three points.
TH THE QUALITY, PRICE
OR SERVICE YOU ARE NOW GETTING?
ed States Stool pt‘d. 3%, St. Paul and
New York Central 3, Reading and
Northern Pacific 2%. SOllihCl‘l’l Pu~
attic and American Smelling 2% and
Atcbison. Penn, Baltimore and Ohio,
department but the house. could not We can send you the bust. grade of HOME GROUND General Electric and American Sugar
A meeting of the Pastors HelpeIs, be saved. FEED ”V0” turned "“t “Y "I "ll“. uud “1‘3 lll'lI‘I‘s 115 WC“ 2 to 2%. There was an isolated Ile-
ot the South Norwaik Baptist Church.
:Is the quality are always right.
clinc oi' 21,1; in Minneapolis, St. Paul
\Iill b . , BUTTERY—SMITH. . I . . ..,~ ._ . . . . I..-_, . . nud SIIIIlt Salute Mario.
churche held this “9mm” at the Councilman Clarence Battery and A” h” ”m NIH“ “‘5 “’° “‘m puttci “5 tan ““1 WALI. STREET, II II, n,_..4.;x,-.epy
Miss Milliua Smith, of Norwalk. Iverc honest dealing 0““ Innkc “-
.loliu Ledwith, formerly chef at.
Manresa, Keyser's Island. now in lins-
quictly married Sunday morning, in
the presence of It smut] company of
lBuy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
a
for u t'cw belated advances, the prices
made in the first. five minutes of trud-
lug Ivcrc the highest. the murkct
fell back from i to m, The copper
V Extraordinary
Stamp Offers at the
Great Atlantic ti Pacific Tea Co.
m“, spent. Sunday and today with relatives. rat. the Moravian ‘Clll‘ii’tlll. ( W ‘ ”u.,.,.afm. reacting and the buying con- . l
friends m South Norwulk. Mount. VWDOH- ‘ Before II‘llllnlllH \ tructlug, Several prominent; stocks
home to Norwaik Councilman and Mrs. - '
The. grand officers of the Patriotic
Order of the Sons ‘of America will pay
Buttery will enjoy a several days‘
wedding trip. They will visit Mr. llIIt—
stocks and Southern Pncifllc were: con.
spicuously supported. The, advances
u, visit to Washington Camp. No. It. t‘erylls brother l“ Rochester.” Ne)" ‘ 9 0 were leuerul Electric 4.. Illinois (leII- 6° Stamps Wiflglgrgel caAl A8: 81; PEBaking POWder ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '50‘:
in South Norwuik, tomorrow night. ‘or , and will also go. to Magma r irai and American Smelling pfd 3 and 25 Stamps wit ott e xtracts ,' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25C
halls and other points 01 iIIth'cst. D “res agalJne “lam“? tulfigtficil’llpd About?!“ 3'“ i l 10 Stamps with 1 lb Prunes .......... . . . . . . . . . . .mc
Officer Smith Yesterday shot. and 9 I I . . ‘J ’1 . “OW" ‘9 “ l" u (' i5 Stamps with I can A. & P. Tomatoes ........ . . . . . . . . ..... .Isc
killed a. horse OWlled by Louis Nui'y. NEW ENGLAND MAGAZINE TO BE ‘ :1ng of demand uftcl‘ the opening I'IIsII . I|
0, Ely-avenue. The “uh-mu had 8mm] SOLD ,. 1, Wm, H... Mm", of u". mark... and I0 Stamps with 2 boxes A. .& P. Ball Blue . . . . . . . . . . .8c ea. I ‘_
mcnlgitis. Only one bullet was nc- I . , __.. , . _ or one Deal. . prices gradually receded. There was 10 Stamps with 1 pkg. Wheat Berries .. ............... .. . . . . .Ioc n
ccssal'y. l ‘goi’le'. “my 18" d 1"" M“. “‘"g P hi '1 s P . . u violent brook m torsion exchange 15 Stamps with x can Lobster ..... . ........... ...............25:
T1 R n“- h} M u 3,? 5,5173“;yy(I;,‘;,;I,§;,;I;I;I;;II;I:I: ii is or s fl06$l.50. Save 500 by ordering through yinfilgl‘tv‘f}eOVylf‘lL‘LYIfffl-“““i I'I'III rum .5 Stamps mm 1 canA. & p. Pears .. ..... 25c
10 (IV. WI . . ones, ,Ic new I ‘ I I‘ ‘- ..I., ‘ . .
msmp of the Nogfiem Congregational is to bc sold at auction to tho highcsr ‘ . ‘ \\ M L STREET 1 bill—'1“? “”10 ‘0 Stamps With 2 cans Sardines ' ' """"" ‘ """ ' ' ‘ ' 5c ca" ‘ ’
Church, Weston, moved to that place bidder on November 26 next. The ilii- 4 of thtI market bccmue llHiHlPl and lo Stamps with 2 pkgs. Kom Kinks. ............ . . . .. .sc ga. , . 1
last week and occupied his new put. nounccmcIIt of thc sulciwus coutmucd ybcrelwerc furth‘cr rgcegsimys Il’llli'g EXTRA SPECIAL. //
Iit esterda'. l“ “11 ouctloucer‘s "01 cc printed in , Irouglt. St. l’nu an Inn gnmutc x ,I G
l y 3 . this iIIorIIiIIg's pupcrs. No reason for I . ’ ’ (‘oppcr back to Saturday's (llOiIit‘. 2° Stamps With 1 lb J & M' C°fiee ' . . - . . -------- “I I,
~At.t.cnd auction sale at iiwifllicstnut
street, tomorrow. 2 p. III.
At St. Mary’s Church yesterday the “(‘1' ”W iii‘cscnt oIIIIII‘i‘thp. Is cditcd 6 South Main Stu SOUth Norwalk eighth advance, Tel. 909.
IIInrriuge balmy, 0' Edward 1.1, lllll’i)’ by Edwin I). Mead. of this city. Y IIONI)ON. Nov. l_8.——Amcricans to-
nIId Miss Mary MchI-ucy, and ot’ ~t SOUTH NORWALK.
Charles Yotez and Miss Edith Coor-
IIicri were pIIblislch.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. l’udcrhitl
and son. Duncan. of Norwalk. were
guests of Mr. Iluderhili's brother, As-
sistant Professor Frank P, Undcrhiil,
and Mrs. llndcrhlli, in New Haven,
yesterday.
ExIMayor and Mrs. MoIIItIIIIIr M.
Lee. Miss Marion Lee and Robert Lee.
of Falrticld avenuepspent Sunday in
Bridgeport. the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Armstrong, of Iirookn
lawn uvcuuc.
The Norwalks will play the (‘Iolo-
the sale was given. According to tho
udvortisIIIuont, the magazine but; no
outstanding debts. 'l‘lIc IIIIIguziIIII. IIII-
SUICIDED AT SALVATION ARMY
HOME.
.\'iIJ\\' YORK. Nov. Him—do tho pros-
IIIIcc of thirty other imputcs (It the
Salvation Army Home for Women. L’Illt
llowci‘y.
IIIltted suictdiI curly today by jumping
from the fire escape. (III the third story
of the home ,to the strcci. Little is
known of the woman and no reason
for her suicide could be IIsccrtuiIIeIi.
MAURETANIA MAKING A RECORD.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov. is.-—'I‘hc Cu-
nard Linc stcnmcr MIIIII'cIIIIIin. which
left, Quecnstown at. 11 o‘clock ycstor~
day morning on her maiden voyage to
Mary Kltchcll, ugcd iii». conI~ ,
Book and StatIonery Stores.
49 Wall St., Norwalk.
Hard Crabs;
Butter Fish,
Large Long Clams,
All kinds of Fish, Escallons.
long and Round Clams.
Gosling Clams for baking.
Cutbili’s cargo Fish Market,
LONDON. Nov. lit—Tho i‘uitcd
Stutcs secured about $400,000 lu gold
in the open market today at one-
cyiny felt the effect of the promisIIIl rc-
iei‘ from Washington to a greater (Ix-
tcnt than olhcr securities and sturtcd
buoyant, at one to two points over
purity. (‘ovcring by the hours and
thcr lIIIpI-ovemvmt. 'l‘bc receipt II
New York opening pricvs resulted II a
cd support the market closed strong at
a fraction below the best. prices of the
day. .
LONDON, Nov. 18.——~’I‘hII
States today purchased from the Bunk
of England .L'Ilikdtttl III American
eagles.
._..
HIS REMARKABLE TIMEPIECE.
modcrutc outside buying caused u for-
the
temporary hesitation. but IIIIIlcr renew-
United
Sale at Both Stores.
‘3 124 Washington St. (old P. 0. Stand),
~N‘.
til Main Street, NORWALK.
Tel. 344-12.
COLLECT PINK STAMPS .
GET PREMIUMS THAT WILL BEAUTIFY voun HOMES.
~~
OFFERS LIKE THESE ARE TO BE HAD ONLY AT
New York Grocery Co.
DELICIOUS TEAS.
. , . Ncw York. was 300 IIIiics \vIIst of __ M... | y ' S t d , . p . . . ..
pints. of New York. next. “m,” mgm _ ‘ . ‘ . , Going on a Year 8 nce t was 6 an on ink Stumps with 1 lb. View Best New CIop TLII ......... ...50c ,
m. the ltollawny Rink. and there will ,{3‘9MW-“d “l; 3 93““ ”It“ :II‘IIIIIIIlII- . Not a Second of ”1, Way, no Pink Stumps with I infancy No. 2 Tea ......... ..........40c q ‘j
be (lanolin: after the game. The (to “If” “139mg“?ASK". QR‘A’” (:“h‘xmt’ 9W.” ’ Q A man halted in front 0' a jewelry 35 Pink Stamps with I ll). Good Mixed Ten .......... .........35c ‘
ioululs arc considered to be one of 1%:an11“}:(‘MFIIh-(‘Ilmt9 it“ (it ‘21:?)er ‘l’d store where there Is a clock regulated flu Pink Stamps with 1,5 lb Very Best New (‘Iop Tea ,, ..... .....25c II.-.
{hp strongest teams in the country, “NU“ ‘ it till :1 y “l ' f ’ 1‘ If B hourly fl‘OIll “‘9 Washington obsct'va- 2:") Pink Stumps with w lb Fancy No.2 Ten, .................. ”20¢
IlellIbl. lillllklui. im IIIHIIKI‘ U 1‘ ’0” n . ac son, torv ‘drcw m” watch half way out. of 10 Pink Stumps with 1/; lb. Very Best Tea ........ I. ......... ....13c
William '1‘. Raymond is rapidly l'tI- ~ by. (no s.“__”.~ I in his fob pocket glanced from it to the FINCV COFFEIS- ,
POVIIi'llxlytK in)“ lllll‘h‘luul‘iia(if‘illllf‘lilh‘lllirmlzlllll‘: Blaze in Kansas City. Optician. storelylock. ricyiluctltd it; alud taturtcd 30 Pink Stumps with I lb. lgmcv Mo- Ka Blend Coffee .32c ..,
Ii('(‘((!l. I I . . c , 1. , ( th stI'Ienqus cics'. 2:" P k I I lit iii , . I
knocked down in North Main Mm... l\i\NbAS Cl'i‘i. Nov. 13......“ not III II 5 I in i-‘luuus w I ) est Mocha and lava Coffee .300 .
“Going all right?" asked his
puniou.
“On the second " sold tho man
“You seem to take pIIdo in your
tIIIIepiII cc. "
“So i do."
"Costly watch."
"Present to IIIc.
“(hood timer 9’
“Well I wouldn‘t set IIor more
cuIIIItIIiy' unless I used a IIIlscI‘oscopc"
“How long since it has been act?"
“It' u going on a year now. "
“You don t say! And hasn't bIIIII
guiutcd or reset?"
“Nope. ”I
"I suppose you liluI to compare it
with u clock you know Is showing trIIc
time."
“Yes. i haven't got over that hub-
com- 20 Pink SIIIIIIps with 1 lb. Java and Muiucuibo Coffee .250
to Pink Stumps with 1 lb. Best No. 1 Santos Coffee .............200
We sell at Lowest Ponlblo Price. Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Canned
Goods. Cereals, Etc. You will save money if you do your trading
with us. and.
THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE.
the New York Grocery Bompooo‘
SOUTH N ORWALK. NORWALK.
dIIIItIIicd woman supposcd to be ll juni-
tI‘IIss, was found in (too of tho rooms
of tho Missouri Building early today.
ut‘tcr the firemen had subdued II ill'I‘I
that ruined the lIIIcrIloI of tho tlvu-
stow stI-I-IIItIIIII. She may diII.
’I‘lIII HIIII Building and the I' ma ilI-it
liIiIIk Building, ndioluiug. were only
slightly dumIIgcd, and tho Associutcd
II’IIIIIuI office in the lattcr building os-
cupcd injury. The Knox-ms (‘iiI Slur
nIIaliIIIId a loss of $20, (mo, caused by
color.
by a horse. Ho was able to bc out
of doors yesterday for the first illll“.
Everything in the Optical Lin 6.
Eyes Examined Free.
63 WALL ITRBIT.
--~Ib‘uuar Curcd Corned Ilccf. lluit-
road Avenue Market.
'lIIc ilrcIIIIIIIs tIIIIIIpet which In to .,
bc YUil'fl tonight at St. Joseph‘s fair
III tlIII most popular fire chief bras bI-IIII
on exhibition at tho stoic of A J. (Int
liliH 6i ('o. and later in tlIII day Wuo
IleIibltIId III ii. (icrmnin & Cm'u store
in Washington sircct.
NORWAL .
Ii (‘-'
#1.-
m
_..._.._.......~~ n—W.W...u_.—.—......
Deposits Received
suslccr TO CHECK.
SoNojwalkTrustCo
u...»-
ARRESTED AT THE ALTAR.
NIIJW HAVEN, Nov. tar-«Summing
bct'oru tho altar with his |IIIonpoctlvc
brldc. Max Schmidt. known locally on
(Iotdschtnidl. was arrestcd by dctoc-
”you from New York and this city on
charges brought. by It Now York w-o-
man. [to is accused of lining a funk
Iivo from justice. and aftcr making Ii
number of admissions. returned But.
today with the New York ofllclulu.
, Telephone.
l’utrick IlIIIIIIIII-IsIIy. of Spring Hill. ,
tlIII well known ongiuocr of thc thci~
I'l' straw but factory. In resting com»
I‘ortubly III tho Norwulk Hospital to»
day. Mr. lIIIIIIII-ssey will be IIlN't'lllI'tl
on Wednesday by Itr. 'l‘rnccy and it
spcciullat from New York.
W
Butter, per pound,
Lard, 2 lbs. for 25o.
"Suppose it needed regulating?"
“i don‘t know any one who would
undertake the Job."
“Such Intricate works?"
“Well to have it done by It man
who would undertake It Would cost al-
most. as much as the original price.”
“Well. well fortunately, you
Currie Sbct‘woml. a lil‘tocu-ycur-old
ulrl under tIIII jurisdiction of the Fab»
Iield County lIoIIIII iII \‘i'catport two-
line. was committed to the Industrial
home for ghls at Mttldlotowu. this
morning, by Judge Edward M. Lock-
5 Day Sale
United Grooototn. M. Epstein.
wood The girl ,III a daughter of dont have to have anything done to
Frank Sherwood, oi‘ Norwalk.f Milne I y it alum-«I ‘thlnli 33%|??an $123!me ,
Martha Boughtou. matron I) lie ounyenrsncey a o e . .
’hmne, told no court that the Ian RESOUR 0,, “I SOUTH NORWALK. EAST NORWALK ,
could not be made to behave as she "Ycu.’ _ ,
Phone 319-3.
Phone 143. .
should
Tooth Brushes,
10. 29. 26 and as». .
sultan-Powell comma-n
inrlpuop Dynamic.
Open Goad-ye. g loath NOMllk. t
"JIIIIt. for curiosity about how long
has It been since It was set?"
The corner of the watch took another
sly glance at It and saldt.
‘Ih III now 11: 32 a. m. At 10. 4
not it by the clack We just passed.
wife gave ninety-eight cents for It day
before yesterday at a. department store
and yesterday I dropped It off from an
elevated railway station. [thought the
fail might put It out of commission.
but It seems to be doing all right. ...
New york Etna. l
3 for 100 I
GOLEMAN’S
NEWG STORE.
10 North Main St... death Moi-walk.
Agent for A. G. deciding'.
Esteban and Sporting Goods.
1000 ,O@O. 00
Banking hours 9 to a dailu.
(sauna; oven-loo 7, lo 5:
Watch out ”Want" “For Sale” and "To
Let” column for baroaius. ..
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