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it: The Kind You Have Always Bought. and which has been
in use for over ‘50 years, has home the (am-nature of
M and has been made under his per-
’ . m Ronni supervision since its infancy.
' Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All C(IIIIIteI't'eltIII, Imitations and “JIIHISIIIIS-g‘iltlll" are but;
Iflxperiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infantt and Childrenmldxpcheuco In, mini-It Experhnent.
hat. is CASTORIA
a is a. harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paro-
l)rops and Soothing Syrups. It Is .‘l’leahant. It:
Vt
fiastorl
gorle,
(«Intail‘trs neither Opium, Morphine nor "ottlcr Narcotic
subtle
and all
Colic. I
and F
‘ Storm
The C.
cEnu
Ice. ltIII-age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
ays Feverishness. it cures Diarrhoea and Wind.
it; relieves Teething Troubles. cures Constipation
atulency It anshnilatcs the Food, regulates the
(h and lit «wels, givinw healthy and natural sleep.
mum's l‘anaeear ’l‘he Mother’s Friend.
INE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The ind You Have llnays Btughi
' In Use For Over 30 Years. ‘
WI Gllflul CONFIRM II HORNY ITIIITI ”KW VCR! CITY-l .
“i’n. what was tin.I origin of the
wold becuusc‘ 7" “Don‘ t know exactly
(lllt'l-‘Il‘t some woman got it llll'.’"—"Kllll‘
Hus CitII Joutnal.
in the Hiyll‘ to which she has Ildcn ac-
('ustolncd‘!”
"Not in tin- style to whcih7l have no-
cuntomod her since our engagement."
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EAST NORWALK
CASH GROCERY
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. plouty 01‘ work to do during the night
"Do yo'iI' think you can support her '
(‘ (Idol print butter is soVVV 3
title ill" at ii. iii Mend & (.‘0.’ I: (‘atsh
Grocery.
The log horns of the lighiilcuucn lItIIl
and early tlIiI-I IIIoI'IIing.
ltobIIrt ’l‘lIonIpEon has been ill since
Friday, at. his home, 265 Most avenue,
with II severe attack of the grip.
The Rev. li‘. S. Ainsworth will
preach the sermon next Sunday cvcn-
Iing. at the Advent Chriktlnn church. 7
Frederick Carr in vacating his home
in Gregory Boole rd, which he recent-
lI sold to Chat on Hitylnond, ot‘ lin-
I'ieu.
The Hunt Notwalk Yarht (.‘lub Will
hold .IIlUlllt‘l' meeting this (writing. at
the more or II}, III. (lorlIatIt, in Fire:
utreet.
'l‘hcrtI was a Iurgc delegation I’roIII I
Must Norwaik III. the labor muss mIIct- ,
tug at Music Hall, South Norwatk.
yesterday afternoon. I
Yesterday was the twenty-sixth nu-
nlvet'nary (It the marriage (If Mr. and
Mrs.- Dunk-l L'l'ltillliiledltlll. 'i‘lIcy l'tl- *
('(Ilved tuuny congratulntimia.
‘l‘hc, Illblc Study Class will meet to
ntorrow evening at the Advent. Chris-
tian church, and will be led by the
pastor, lit-v. LusttIr II‘. Reynolds.
The Epworth League, ot’ the East
Avenue Methodist church, is planning
to hold II box social (III iI‘rldny evening
(If'this week, at the borne (If Mr. and
Mrs. James ll. ilnniord. in thiicid
street.
A cottage prayer meeting, under the
(umpires of the 19‘ act Avenue Meihodls:
('llllltli 4,IIlll in.- bold \i'cdnoadm (II-{III
ing, at the home oi‘ Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
thur W IlIiIon Ch :Irics Simone “Ill
be the leader.
Lester Wheeler. of Van Zandt street.
who is constructing a speed boat, liilh‘
purchased an‘cngine which is counted
upon to drive the new rrut‘t at. a line
blit't'll. The. meter in a four cylinder,
16 horsepower Rochester.
l-iorncc Koyworth, of Gregory Boule-
vard, is making ilnc progress in‘the
construction of his new speed boat.
The boat; was bought Man an out of
town contpany in “knock down" term.
and Mr. lieyworlh is putting it togeth-
er. .
Mrs. Charles Peck, of Bethe! war: II
guest yesterday of her parents, MI.
and Mrs, M. S. Puririck, of the Wash-
ington street bridge. Mrs. William H.
Barnum, of Danbury, is also it guest
for It few days of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. l’artrick. . - ,
George J. Kluepi‘e
poet, who was venues Its old tu-
tor to look him up I (ior'ues head
souri‘pin. replied that Governor
Hughes in-thc anti-racing bill had
knocked off all the hornck' heady, loav-
lng nothing but their shock.
The iii'Sttlit‘ Mission. on the Wash-
9 Brooklyn
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HARTFORD RAILROAD
‘TIME TABLE.
In Effect October 4,1908.
M
on a Ten lettle, in Pot or Cullen
TH NonwAI. To NEw YORK.
Pot menus t at it is eclid copper, hear. SOU K
A. “7’71215-5X 5: 07):. E). '41x, 6:11,
. ily nickel pared and will Wear ln-. 6 48:: G: 54}; 7:46x 8:11}: 9'06):
““3133“; m" ““9 of these gm“ ‘:9 30x 9:54, 19:29:; 10:62x. 11:25x. .
°“~““' P; M.——l2:5lx. 1:05, 1:48.\'. 2:50x.
. 3. '27, 5: (Ilix. 5: 37. 5:50x, 6:40, 6:50x, .
7. 189:, 7: 60x.9 :50x. 10: 32.
Sundays.
I, . A..2:li1-——l 53x, 5: 07x, 5:41): 8: 541:.
112 WAHINGTON STREE'l. 10: 239
7 IpHONVE 351 P. M.:—-12.56x. 2: 41K. 2' BOX, 5: 37,
. _ m_7~__ .--. 55:0x. I 12x, 7: 509, 8' 21x. 9: 50x, 10: I9.
1847 . 1909 NEw YORK To SOUTH NORWALK..
‘ A.M.——-12:00x.4:49x, 5:45. 6:45,
PEumbilVlg and Steam 8:00x, s 50x 9: 15I710202x. 10:05,
11: Piltlx 11:03 12: 031:. .
lit—’1: 06 2: 009:, 2. 53x. %26Vx.
3: 32x, 3: 57:7, 4: 32, 5: 02):, $5: 08,
6: 01x, 6: 03 7:10 8: 03:7, 9: 003:" 9. 30‘,
I}? . Heating.
' ‘ HoT WATER HEATING.
HO' 7'. Ant HEATING. .
11: 06:.
are 3 ANn RANGES. Sum ‘ . . 7 .
T NO TIN ROOFING. _ V -
G“ 3:73.859! A 7'35"" a“ mm“ 0.40.23: 1,2: 00x. 6: 09, 7- 90, 9: 15x,
. RPM,“ ‘39 4‘ P. M— -,04 6: 06:, 7:00x, 8:30:
HAVE I" . ”33$; QURGSTWK 0" 11‘: 00:7. .. _ 7 ‘
Th J » &H0tChleS SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
9 0 S HAVEN.
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A. 164—12: ltlx, 1:16x. 1: 57x 6. 15
, 7: 23 s;30,9:177x,16;‘24x, 11412:: “it“
P M.——172:09x. .1 21, ., 9 3- x,
NORWALK' :I- 24x 4: 21, ',5Vl12 6- 1277, 6:33 7: 109,
. . 9:16x,9:30,'11:18. ‘,7
HOTE V VICTORIA ..
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A M.—-12:09I(, 1' ,16x, 1: 571:, 7:44,
9.12.10:24x,11:12x'.
ONE MI UTE FROM DEPOT. ’
E ROPEAN PLAN.
P. M.:——6 4S, 7: 101:, 8: 24:, 9. 431:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBU‘RVY.
Our Rooms a.7 Special Feature. Gas
and Equtrlt Ll‘gh‘to Throughout. EEO:
A.M.——l; 20x. 6: 20 9:35. 9: 59x
cry Rhom‘ Heat
P. M‘. ——l: 25“ 4: 40x, 6:14. 7:18
" ‘ Sundsys~9:15,'16”:06x, II. m.;
RATl 8' eREABONABL‘SE'. p m, ‘
Fine Btod on Cafe in Connection.
A full tin of] imported Ales. l‘nolud-
Inc the 1': out IBIII'.‘ 34'7”" “Vi“!
Bau‘ a Co.'t stunt, 'alWayi on iron!“-
Anheuser Busch use; on Draught.
' T. J. a LLIVAN. Prdprlotoia
Lu.-. Telephone 992.
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IDANBURV To SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.—5: 55. 7' 25. . 8. 15,..1‘9:19x.
11: 50.
.PiMfi—k 16x. ii: 38:. s: 55.
aundsyo~7I 55 a. In., ' “'"0. 7. 39!.
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'I played oil [his (Ironing.
' cents as originally left.
inaton hirer-i bridge. scents now to
.7ltnvt' tad-Id ('l’llllllltllt‘l)‘ into the past.
'I‘lI:I illlil‘l‘ \\'tl5i ('loacd SOVt‘i‘ill weeks
ago, but it was given out that it might
be continued. (if law there has not
l)l“t"ll IIIuI-h ludicutlt‘m of such aII result
coming about.
’l‘lIIII'II was no game Saturday night
in the pool iouInIInteul (It Mayflower
,; Hook and l.add(r Company. but an (II
liotl will lll' made to have two names
()ne of the
g: llllt‘s “ill be beiwocn Clarence Pom.
' I'I. tut tor). and Charles Wright 90 ’1 III»
Netball... It‘lluc liar. not been Ilelinitctv
decided upon
Bridge Tender .Iohn Colt" struck up«
on an Idea This morning, to ridvlhc
Washington Siltt'l’(ll‘liwlll‘ltlgl‘ or its
supeltiuouc heels of Iv'atct which go
the: on the 'w‘ll'llt‘lillt? (luring (I ntmm.
.Iir Colt'a ‘: rtId‘cnIv was a elntple one.
lie scoured a brave and bit and bored
‘it‘lt’l‘lil hole»: through the planking.
’ippatcnttv the“ I'emedI is (I good one.
lIIIposslble how's ltcnII-I: ~—-'Ihe big
shell Intent. the Washington sneer.
iIIidgc has been CIlliL’d away, and now
teasidont‘s or thin section of the town
tuav pass by without tour 07 having,
the pile topple down on them.
The garbage and sewerage visible
fox so long OII the mudilats between
the buildings on the bridge has now all
lltlSsGd away, and the health authori-
tics have succeeded in preventing‘a‘
further contiIqunco‘ oi‘ the ‘former
pIacticc. '
Every resident of the the district
has now stopped kicking about. the
cost of the electric light system. ‘
Everybody is satisfied with life.
Prof. William Low. the celebrated
violinist and former leader of the or-
chestra at Roton Point. has placed his
favorite instrument in the laboratory
of Thomas Village, the artist artisan,
tor the purposeIoi’ havinglt replancd
and I'cviviiied. While ln-tbe store the"
other day he picked up a violin and
played on it for quite a spell winding-
up‘ with‘ the remark “This fiddle‘ ‘isl
certainly a dandy. Who owns it?"‘1
When told that it belongs to an old1
New Yorker, and when left in that
lshop it wasn't worth half a dollar he
opened his eyes and wondered and
while Mr. Village did not take 'lts' titty»
four pieces which all fiddler. have.
more 0i less. apart; he so (In: changed
its looks. tone and value. as to make
it come near the dollars instead of,
The violin
is (seventy-nine veers old
7 George Reynolds. the Old New York
carpenter“. in talking of Lincoln s birth '
‘day. says he stood in’ line- eight lIriIir’s
in order to’ get" a ‘v‘léw‘ ol’ the dead,
fade ol“Abrahhlh ‘th’iCOlh when ‘lii‘s
body lay ill s‘ttit‘e in the (my H‘a’il, Néw
Work, in 1886' George S. North was
mere fortunate, as‘lIe had a ticket of,
a‘drlilssio‘n. audM did not have to Stand
lil1tlic liI‘Ic. North‘ has a large
photograph Of his company stdtlonéd
on the line of defenses around Wash-
'irl‘gtonj‘ in 1862, ‘whlch is it very rare
and interesting picture. Rlbhard J ‘
Glitbillt together with his wife. were
also in New York on that occasion and
hit: remembers it very distinctly, as he
had" to pay meaty live cents for a
glass Oi" Witter for his wife,‘ who was
without. overcome by'thé' cr‘owd. Mr.
Cutbili. who was all throiig’h the war.
us well as Mr. North, saw Lincoln
lboIn’lng up abOI'e' the head‘s (It the
'll
' lor' 5 celebtatcd pluI'
. which
Donn-o”; 3 (I
VIICOIII (with! Sulph‘u .
Water, Perfume. 714377913; (donor
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Filled at the
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and omcieiit idrvlce (It
all times.
l’eiuonol attention given to all
pI'cItcrlpticn work."
Chairs rm our troilcy patrons.
- (‘ome III and wait for yout car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
.Vl. PARKER. Manager.
» I:
(Irowdu till the Astor House aloha-for
he stood six for: four in heiglt. and
htI IIIIII then on his way to shing-
ton.
town i incoln 5 birthday brlnne with
IIonIe new story ‘ahout tilc‘ actor,
John Wilkes Booth, who shot him from
behind while sitting in a private box
with his wiirI and other i‘rlendu enloy‘
ing‘ the lltllflltlllllilllt‘t‘. of Chalk-s Guy
"The American
Cousin" host you: it was to the ef-
fect that Booth had been seen 'aVlklng
through the Sheets of Baltimore. at
tor having been shot. dead fatty tlnw
\T‘fll'fi preIlI'IIIs. :I‘IIIl if such a thing
had been. there unis no one in that
city or Inn other except his relations
able to ltlen‘ti'lly him anyway. This
IcuIs (ho ublquliious newspaper man
said that five weeks after Booth had
bet-u she: and had been buried in the
‘ yald of the old Capitol prison in Wash
ington. l) C. a‘ certain captain, since
dead with four privates, took up the '
ting stone. had the body removed to
a gunbont weighted It with iron plates,
and sunk it in the Potomac River, ten
miles from the site of the pr [mm The
general belief is that Edwin Booth, by
means both mysterious and powerful.
had the body of his brother turned
over to him and interred it in the lam.
ily butying ground.
Special services were hold both
morning and evening, yesterday, (It the
blunt Avenue Methodist. church. and
were nttendchby loge congregations.
Elaborate musical programs woreear-
I'ied out at each, and in the evening
the pastor, Rev. Dr. Charles Kay
Woodson. preached on “Linwln. the
Man " The muslmi pro‘grame or each
service were carried out as published
in Saturday's Sentinel.» in the mom
lug, Director N. Smith Ferguson was
assisted by Mrs. Warren P. Smith and
Miss Emma Ericson. 6097111108; Miss
Agnes L. Golden and Miss Emma Par-
sons. controller, and A. F Hathaway.
. boas Mr. Ferguson taking the tenor
parts. During this service the on
them “Conaidér and Hear me,“ (luur
I24 and contralto solo by Piiuegcr, was
I-,endcre(l Miss Golden singing the
solo. For the ollcrtory. Mrs Smith
99qu "Funding. 1 Call, by Jul-.dau A
PI IddOck (added at thruorgnn in
the evening, he must: was by a mule
mtuItrI. (unnoticed 01' In. Forgotten and
Mr llnthuway and William J. and l“
l. .Iietriam. MI. Ferguson (mug tor
the oi‘i’rrtorv “You: Mission” as run-
down by Philip Phillips as the special
request (It President lancoin. The un-
nuIIl mission collection was taken in
thII morning. Dr. Woodsons discourse
in the evening was materially interest-
IIIg, lol he is a name. (III was Lincoln
of Kentucky. The pastor told of the
timer: when Lincoln was not appreciat-
ed in his home country as he in today,
and he admitted that in his first know-
ledge or the emanciputor he did not
value him so highly as he does today
The clergyman e‘lnphiiiilzed LiIIcOnI 8
line character and numbness through-
out his lite. By special invitation or.
the pastor there were present an un-
usually large number of Idling people.
liliilllllll
Another cOttage prayer meeting will
be held tomorIow evening with Mr.
and Mrs. John ll Shercr, of Highland
avenue. ..
Mrs. Ethel Johnson and Mrs. Emma
Schnrlckenbcrg.‘ of Brooklyn. are
spending a few days with Mrs John
Plunder.» ‘
Miss May D. Raymom (m lved home
last evening from 79. £393} (17le visit
in Troy.” .Y.’,“ with? she was (lie:
gIIestOtMi'. and Mrs. 77 _‘ ‘
The MOaday Night Whilst. Club.
meets with Mrs. Ambrose
Clockeit,‘ this week. has been post
polled until‘ Tuesday evening. All
members are requ‘csted to be present.
llillli. ill); will. .I
Contractor William ‘9'"; Mather“ Is
sun nu‘zible to leave none. On account
of illness.
There will be a concert at the Pres-
byterlan Church, Feb. 23, by out-oi-
town talent
The Eagle Hook and Ladder Co.
will ,bgive its.6 annual ball at the Town
Hall, Feb.
Frederic]: 6Schwan
live room cottage
Noroton Heights.
S. '1‘ Davis is moving his furniture 7
from the Noxon block to Greenwich 7
and Po‘rt Chester.
John Stevens is building a bungaV- .
low near Noroton Heights which will 7:
soon be completed.
Mrs. J. E. Davis of the Noxon block, 7
will go to the Stamford hospital next ‘I
week. for tl'eatment.
1'1. Sands Sellecks‘ saw mill. on the
Stamford turnpike. is one of
busy places in town. 7.
A handsome arbor
by the Wuerz tarnlly- ,
Rev. E. L. Sullivan. of St. Jehn’s R.
ccrln,-Q‘uinllr. |Silodltihl Chlorld. Capsicum, Sage, Alcohol,
1 5
‘(III MANY.
Get Your Drug Wants ,
' l'lll'il‘)’ 2:.
is building a :
in Hawes avenue, '
the _
has been built I
on the Gaul; place. formerly occupied .
(errant breeding
aims Hair Grow
trillion of such a hair preparation.
In» it ill mt.»
Pinéhurnt, today, remaining there In
couple of weeks.
Miss Edna Spanner entertainch
company of friends (III Friday even.
log, at. her home in Main street. Dan-
cing and I‘IItIsi(~,'witlI dainty refresh-
‘nlc‘ntu, gave a delightful evening ‘10
all.
llI'. l-latch will preach at the Con-
gregational church for the next five
Sabbalhu. Dr Brown‘s chutch regrets
his: absence exceedingly but. expect to
he is again able, to take up his work.
'I' he Matinee ‘WlIlst' Club With enter-
tained by Mrs. Alfred Morehouse Jr
MIN A. Large and Mrs. C. W. Bell
won the (lainlv prizes. The next meet-
ing will he with Mrit. Dr. Large, Feb-
Mrn. G. H. Noxon will on-
tertain the club March 6.
M rs. Carrie Taylor White. of LeRoy
avenue. died Saturday after a short
illness from pneumonia.‘ Mrs. White
was a woman ot‘stcrling character
and was loved by all who came in con»
tool. with her. One son. Carlton E.
White, of llaricn, and one
Charles Taylor. of New York city. sur—
vive Itcr.‘ The funeral was held today
from her into home, Rev. Louis
li‘rcneh ofliciatlng. interment occur—
red in Westport.
The .will of Mrs. Julia Stark who
died in Darie‘n October 26 1908 was
admitted to probate today. by Judge
Charles D. Lockwood John W. Stark
0f Dalton. a son of the teatairlx. tookV
will, but today his counsel Homer S
Cummings appeared before Judge
probate of the instrument.
tote consists of really in
worth about $5,000.
WISIPIIRI.
Boys had Iivelv sport, Friday,
Nash c pond. with hockev.
I. A. l’mccii has l'clni‘llcd from a
visit with blends in Mlli‘oul.
Miss Ruth Bradley is enjoying life
at St. Augustine Fla with IIII uncle
and hunt.
The (as
(ill
Saturday. from New York where they
have been attending the funeral of the
father 0‘! Mr Mitchell.
Miss Mydia Paddotk. of this place.
and John A. Holden, of New York,
were married, 'l‘hursday. The couple
will make theirhomo in New York
city. , .
inventory in the estate of the late
Lily M. Docschcr has been filed with
the probate judge. It. shows n7 real (Is-
tate valuation on a tract. or tour acres
of land, ‘w‘lth house thereon, of $2,500}
Joseph G. Hyatt left here Sunday
for Mexico. litI will visit Mexico City,
Chihuahua and other points. lie is
to be in company with a New York
mining expert. and. rumor has it, goes
in thc intcrcst of some minus, a rep
I'oscutalion of which stock is hold by
\I’IIIItportors;
All roads led to Greens Farms. Fri
day, and all cars were taxed to their
capacity to [he Farms switch. 'i‘hc
convention being held by the Farmers'
Club in that section was the chief ut-
tt'acilon. and brought visitors from far
and near. It proved to be the most.
enjoyable, as well as proillab in the
point or understanding that, l yet
been held by tilts growing and popular
organization.
lI‘cbrnary 21 is the date set for the
13th nnuiIorIIaIy of Aspatuck Lodge
K. of P.. and it will more a memora-
hie one. William Collier of Suugatuck.
is to Income the banquet . and among
the representative men
speak is named Grand Chancellor H.
l). Stanton, of New London, Horace 0.
Care crliortt’orm
Bridgeporh and District Deputy Alad-
ley also of Btldgcport.
port‘unlng Postmaster Harris to open
up and let him have his mail be round
cuddled away in“ a bulk ofV probate
limiter. an innocent and attractlco.I lit-
tle parcel that explained itself as be.
ing a “Japanese valentine uent on the
ily." 'i‘hce was more Japanese, but
the judge hadn‘t ilmc'to decipher that
keep. up the servictIs as usual. tintil ‘
brother, 7.
the preliminary (Ilene to contest the _
Lockwood and Withdraw objection to ‘
Darlcn ‘
‘Neil Mitchell and wife returned hero, '
that are to .
Isaac B. Turner, oi .
Judge 1). B. Bradch was (I most 95- -_
tonlshed man, Friday when after 1717- ,
part. and, as jubilantly as when he was 7
SOUTH NORWALK.,CONN ’49,.
rm.
Lumber and MtllWOIk for Ev cry:
from a Piggery to a l’alace
9.3.6 “I‘II‘I :I
YARD TEL. 46~ V2. ‘“
‘; MILL TEL 46- 3.
SPECIALTIES
LINCOLN ROOFING, a super-ILADDERS, ordinary and extcno
ior fabric roofing. warranted! sion. .. 1.
for eight years. . FIR GUTTER. two sizes. ’
TAR PAPER, 1.2, and 3-ply. SASH WEIGHTS and QQRD 2
WE SELL—”m
woe
75 lbs. Oats to a bag, 100 lbs. bran to a bag, 112 lbs. corn to a
bag. Other grain and feed 100 lbs. to a sack.
We: invite consumers to consider the quality of our geods and
quotations, which are changed daily to conform to the Chicago
market’ .AuVofllmpl ... ‘I .E‘AM'HIIAI . I L. . I... ”4
Jeddo and Cross Creek Ceal
DELIVERED IN YOUR CELLAR,2 2,000 LBS. FORV $6,: 50
in a carriage .that w .
if it is fixablet at all we can do the
job. Bulk don“ ti wait until you have a
bad brake Have .us renal). your 99.!“
tinge. if there IS only a lfttie the: mob
t‘cr with it 'l‘hat will save you the
cost or a biggcrt job and llélliahs ll‘VliVilVl
an accident that! might happen it you
let it go.
Luther M. Wright
Phone Connection
- MAIN STREET, court: NonwALK
. ' - ._ MAIN ST, summit» I‘-
Horace E Darin 8: son,
45 WALL ST., NORWA‘L K. ‘ f ’ “
Real Estate and
Insurance
we have several decided bargains
Genuine Millikan)!
income producing property that
must Increase in value with the rapid Regular’ $17725; BCWFSITZVS
rowth of the town. ' Regular. 813 50, 'V
Regular, 36 75; now
Hetel Mahackcmo. Till Tally
, ' .I. n..cONNOTI.NIgr.,
NO Time Like the beam if
7 You Need a
in
55'. 75
“Tow
Service and Cuisine Up to Date. ERCgUIarI $20 005V
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