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SOUTH nonwAL'K, CONN.
TRANsACTs A GENERAL BANKING
t absma‘ss
CAPITAL
$100,009.00

SURPLUS AND PROFITS
' $173,590. 00

EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. pm,
JOH H KNAPP. 13! Vlce- Pres.
Pa 05??ch H. RowAN, 2nd Vice

WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier

DIRECTORS
E. HI Mathewsbn Henry Seymour
Joint H'. Khlpp' flannel Grumman
Joulah R. Marvin .1. Wallace Marvin
Gunman Mm John H. Light "
Fred H. Rowan

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'i‘lIc grout railway assilnllalor wan
obncrvcd turtivciy wiping his c} (In.

“Are you weeping?" ho was askcd
“liccttusc thcro are no more railways
for you to conuqcr'."

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i , MATINEE AND NIGHT

TODAY, APRIL 24th

Joseph and William W.

efferson

And an Exccptlottally Efficient Coni-
pum‘. in Richard lirinsloy Sheri-
dan's Famous Comedy

"The Rivals"

Matinee at 2:30

VP B s MATINEE...25c to $1.06
Rl E " NIGHT ...... 250 to $1.50
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. Amateur. Night Every Friday

Monday Tuesday and chnesday the
bill will be “Forgiven "" Thursday, Fri

~ day and Sntuhlay, “The Master Work—

mhn. or a Worklngman' 0 Rights."

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SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1909

 

 

 

 

. METHODIST.
First Methodist , EpIscopul Church,
h‘onth Norwulk, Frunit Ilunwoll Wat
tor, pastor-~-'I‘ln- parlor will‘ preach
built mowing and evening. The morn-
in: ”meet will l.‘)c God's Challenge
1110 evening uubject

it’l'l of tho tncctlng will be “Our Spirv
itunl lllrlh." Miss Annie lilshop and
Mind Mabel Kora will have chargc 01'
I110 service,

Norwullt MotlunllatlChurch. Frank
11. ’1jIn"rcy, p:'I-stOi‘--‘Mtii‘llilig worship,
10:311. subject of sermon. Prlccloua
Privileges. 'I‘ltc Son not St. Goorgo.
ercomc Stranger 110d: , will attcnd
tho cvcnlng umvice at :30. and the
pastor will preach on the subject. Ar:
Inor That is (liltil'tilllt‘t!d." Sunday
morning clans mcotlnx. 9:30. led by
It‘. ll. Dcdiont; Sunday school, 12 In.;
lipworth i.cuguo devotional servicc,
6:30 p. In., the subject is Our Spiritual
llirth. and tho loader, Miss Rona Jon-
”"IIIIIgu. Tuesday. 7:45 p. or. claim
ntcetlng. led by I“. '1‘. lluacoc. Wed:
noadny, 1‘. p. In., onlcrlnlnmcnt div the
King's Daughter. Volunteer Circle.
l‘hurday. 7:45 p. m., prayer meeting.
Friday. Junior Imaguc. 3:110 p. In.. 10d
by Miss E. M. Lord. ‘Rtlllefll‘tiill for
Little Old Folks‘ Concert.

Knight Street A. M, It}. I‘hnrch. ill-v.
William St. A. Lynch, 1). 1).. pardon-
l’roachimz. 10:45 a. m.: Sabbath
school, 12230 p, 111.: young pcoplc'a
meeting. 6:710 p. In.; owning scrvtcc,
1:45 p. 11). Sacred concert at 3:30 p.

and Miss \I'ilitiuxon. Class Incot
and otllclnl board. Tucsduy cvcn

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CONGREGATIONAL.

South Norwalk I‘oIIIzror,IIuoIIal
'lIIII"I~.lI, (‘llInrlm ~. Alucl'arlund, pnulor:
I‘lzrtuion- it. I‘lu'.'llll‘, nunismnl -Mm‘ll
in; :iPi‘l’It'l' at 10:30 :I. 111.. at whlol
tbc H'cachcr will be tho motor. The
.Iiblo school including tbc young wn
non '21 {lord Itmcul and the young nwn 's
III‘IIIIIHIIIII'III will mcI-I .It 12 o'clock.
I! the Woman's Christian Inquiry
L‘luh tho subject will bI- ""I‘hv Church
nud‘Our lloyn and Girls." tho discus-
sion to he opened by Mrs. Editor 11-.
Lane. 'l‘lic snijct for tho discussion
oi the Man‘s t‘hriatlnn Inquiry t‘luh in
"I‘ho Yoga Philosophy,“ to bc opchod
by W. E. Hyatt. At lllc t-t‘t-ning nor-
."icc at the church at 7 o'clock, tlII"
ircuchor “‘l” be 112". Farlllc, his nub-
icct bciug "’1‘le lloata of the Lord."
This will bu the last Sunday at which
Illt' prcncnt organist and director
Charles II), Storniont, will scrvc, and
an inlcrcstlnc musical program has
boon arranged for tho day. At the
morning scrxico. MI". Siorinont will
rcnder ltubmrttcin‘s airlody In 1‘. tin:
March from 'l‘annltnnsor by Wagncr
and tho oflcrtory will ho a selection
from Gounod.

Fil‘ni (‘vtlilltlt‘flitlltlliill (,‘hurch. Norv
Milli. ticorgo 1). Hulwrt, pastor“ Morn
'ug sorrlt‘c nt liltfltl. punching by tht"
pastor; Sunday school at 12:1:1: Mt'll'h‘
Lunatic at 13:11»: I've-plug sorriccu at
7:30, 11 non: Hl‘l‘Vll'l‘ of poimlat hymns
'mIn Ilw Alcxandcr hymn book. Social
«wing mending \‘l'odiicadtty III. .I.
Adult nicInbcru of thc I'Iuniiics of lip"
during ultllt‘n at Ica at 6:30 o'clock.
Survlt-os proparntnty to tho t‘oInqu-
nion 'l‘lInrsday cvening at S.

EPIBCOPAL.

Trinity Church. it. A. Linwood Snail

or. rector—~St. Mark's Day and second

 

dunday after Easter. 8 u. m.. IiI-ut
celebration of tho Communion. 1111311

1. 111., second celebration of thc Com
amnion and coniirnmlion. The bishop
at the diocost will visit this church
to administer the apostolic
flrmution. and he will also cclcbrato
the Holy Communion and preach. 'l‘ho
parishioners, relatives and friends oi
the candidates for continuation. as
well an the whole Sunday school are
requested to by present at thin ser-
vice. Thonc having rcgular sittings.
arc rcdnoslcd to color as curly as pos
alblc. that tho nuhcrn may hnvc aunts
"fol" tho \"Initors and the Sunday school
rhildrcn. The Easter music. Including
Sir John Stuiner's Cmnmnnlon Scr
«ice in F. will ho rcndcrod at this
torriro. 13 lll.."IIlI‘. regular. aesslon of
tho Sunday school, It 1). "1., monthly
baptism. Notl‘covof Intention to brim:
the child for-baptism must ho glvcu
tinyr‘ector not latex-{than 12 o'clock
7:210. cvcnlng prayer, and. a
ancoial sermon toitltoue confirmed. in
tite"=nIoI"uiIIg by the, rectum. Monday"
"It 3:30 p. In. the" Stamford branch
of tho Sunday School Ilnion will meet
"at. St.» Jonn‘s tourists house. Stamford:
all teachers invited. Tuesday. atvs
p. 111.. the Vestry will meet tmorgau-
Ize. Wednesday. at 8 o’clock. the rec-

tltose who were conflrmedthia year
and in previous years III the use {It the
prayer book: this with be a practical
talk on the various parts of the prayer,
particularly the ~commtmlon service.
morning and evening: prayer, all me
United to attend. 'lhnraduy'. «:30,-

the ilmthotliood 01’ St Andrew will
address a Incetiut, of tho bIotheI hood
V,ut. tho church All momboru pleaso ni-
.tcnd,

St Paula I hur,‘rh Phc Ituv. [nuts 1?.
llomvll. rot-tor”Tomorrow» Saint.
Marlt'u Dav. Sundiuflltprll’ ‘lblll. tho
Bishop-oi“ tho diam-co viaits tint pariah
and administers the structural of con-
firmation. The services are as fol-
lows:. 7:30 a. 111.. Holy Communion:
Math) u. on, morning prayer; 4 p. In.,
confirmation and averting power. '1‘ he
bishop will be the preacher at. the 4

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Hotel Mahackemo

J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.

, an... Andi-cum» "on .to one.
I FIN? 111' “PYJIIIII-“WI'”: _.

Stock and General Information Ticker.

SundarDmers. 75th» ‘

Burris mom: a. m. oprnacliing; one.

o’clock service The usual 7: 30 p to.
service will be omitted. A cordial In-
vitation is extendedto all.

Grace Church Rev. J. B. Werner.

feast 01' St. Mark the Evangelist.
Communion. "*8 a m.; marrying or
and demon. "19: 30- a. nr.;‘ Sunday
school at noon: mission Sunday Ichbol

pmy'er‘and attrition/1: 30 p m. In con:
nection with the evening service coh-
flrmation will be admlnlatered by the
bishop of tho dkmese.

IAPTI IT.

ovum hapflrii Church, .1. Edwardfl

will he "I‘iIe Mallietuuilcl of God‘s \
Morey." ’i'hc EpWorIlI League service
will he held at (1:30 p. In. The dub,

Ill.. Imdcr the auspices of James Pub .

rite of con- '

tor will organize It class to instruct .

Monard ‘v'. Webb field seoioturv 0t

. Igdidcs

rector~80cond Sunday after Easter."

at: Broad" Rlve‘r at 2 :"45 It m.: owning ,

 

Horace R. Nash. cor. N

FOR 514

Bargains always sound attrac-
tive, but staple articles that don't
go out of fashion in six months are
not found on bargain counters.

When you buy a range you buy
something to last a long dime, and
you will find nothing béitcr titan
the Stamford.

It is sold at a just price and
gives reliable service.

LE BY

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Mm- - . , m.-. . -*._.~..4:====:m—"
Ii. 1'. I’. 11, topic llcnvcnly Tlt‘astll'h‘fl

ltlldm'. Miss MuIy liry:dlc 7: 45 p. In.. PnPulAR LHUSEHENIS
tit-"aching. Tuesday atoning, Deacon

lirard meeting. Wodntsday cvenhtg.
l’nIon Lyccutn. ’l‘lIuIsdm owning.
cotcnant meeting. led by Mrs. Miner-
rn diarrls and Mrs, Sarah Cyrno'.

SPRINGWQOD UNION CHAPEL.
Sprlupvood I‘ulou ChapclLTlIc Sun
III y. uclII-ol wlll Inset at .‘l. :10 p. In The

 

conducted by Rex. (:"iIIIIIcs S \lacl’m
land in exchange with the usual
preacher. M r. Favllll".

EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN.

I‘HHIKIIICIII taunt-run, R01 M. I..
Stoop 1m; East lh't'nlll‘ liiult Aorwulh‘
will Iw Instuliud In Ihupcl, III
HII'I'l‘I, South Norwulh.
liltlltl :I. III.
port and Stamford will furnish choice
Inuslt". also tho popular violinist. Mr.
[\Ilt‘lll"l‘, iroIII \t‘lnnlprult. The Luther
an I-onnicuution from Stamford will
arrivt- at 10:24. and Irqu Britta-port

 

:II 11122:: a. In. I‘ht Itot. I) liouwt
Irorn Inidgrpcrt. will punch the our
man. and tho Rev. (7. 1t I’ittmnnn.

oI’ Stamford, will install Iln- pastor.
ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Advent Christian church, Rev. 1. I‘.

Ito) lluldkl. pastor»! I ho postal

medal) at, 10:30 a. m. and 7 p m;

ing at 3 p 111.;

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY

int; \‘t'ctllit-sday .It .5 p. 111.
vicou the public is cordially and Ira
Icrnall} invitI-ti ltontiinu room 0110!
to llll‘ public
to II p. 111.

 

HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CIIrord»—-A.
.‘IIIIIBIII'III, 1‘le .-\, Kcmp. Boston:
aid \\'. ('litly. city: I). .\I. Harrell. Por

.iclomc ltosculn Tu. No“ Y.orlt

and lll.‘\Cl()]1 into pneumonia.

 

 

ANNUAL DEATH TOLL OF THE
"ALPS.
Il.ondon Letter.)
The Alps are claiming an annua
vim; scale. Tho fatalities In the, TITO
alone in 19118 numbered. 104. as com
.pared with 53 in 1901.
shows thattln'57 the casosyit I?

and- that 40 occurred
climbing.

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uiAY'l‘ON
“1F 10 advltcx lrtnn Washington but
night.- .latnos II.
non of Representative .1; M. Cox. 0
hands with President Taft, yesterday
Later the buy was taken Ill and the
physician dlagnoud the case as men-
lies. The president was with the lad
long enough to be exposed to the dis-
ease. and It Is said he has never an-
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will? Rodd . , ‘q'iioii't wilttlimhzg
II "In 0;s tenant , (1va Dc
1? hillcrlnltnlhgle ofjwahut III-milk
i! ‘"It Am 011- the tot Molt Worry
Tortilla- tritium mint 1%}:
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cvening scrrlcu at 7 ociock will llt'

Main '
near railroad.
'I‘lIo choirs l‘rUJll 1111de

will lion will be well staged and bound to

morning subject The Birth of In: I, i It.

Christian Church: evoning Iopic,’1in~ U “V mo“ _

Doings" Speaking to This chor Ion.‘ ADVERTISE!) LETTERS.
Sunday “hm” “I 12 ”' 3mm“ “M Below Is a list or letters remaining

Loyal Wm ltmu' Invoting

at 5:45 p. In uubjut Illt' 'I‘Inc Mis-
sion Spirit; loader. Harald Cunning-
IIIIIII.

,I‘fill‘il ClnIstIanIScIenco Smitty ol
\‘ornulk~ ltngular Slmtllty uorviu-s :It.

ihi roittlinr: room .Musouic bulldlna.
II 1 II. In. thjtvL April ITItlI. l'1"olm~
iIOII Allin" iii-xiii." 'I‘I-Ietimony l11t‘t"t~

'l‘o both 51‘1”

will track titty from :2

.1. Itmiculicrg. George A.
liar-

chestor. N. v; w, Iain-I King. H. A. Risa-1:03;? 23:49:;

Phelps. Gootur A. Campbell, New ‘ "u” ‘ ”I" h‘gt‘lttnvl" i' “

Yol'k. .l-’—;‘-‘ A. . - .
Mahackemo~ 1'. 1C. Tileston, (1. 1.. Norwalk.

“nodding and wife, lloston; Mr. and 1. Milton Bartlett.

Mrs. (liltidcn. A. (1. Slocum, Hartford: Thomas Brennan. care it. G. lian-

Chdrles A. it‘lngu, Brooklyn; .1. A. Saw. lord.

yer. iumberlund. lilo: 1.1.1}. Hnrlbutt. 'i‘hc Lemon Kid. 1

Wilton. \\ R. Ford \Vatmbnry: \\'. Charlie A liltllolon.

c, L,Stnllh New llatcn; \V. s..llurlhutt Mrs. 1). Salt. R. D. 41

Willon; Hrs. 11 l‘. Raymond I‘lyltny William Sullivan.

lllmlfl. \"V. II. Hillhrlt', I". D. Lawton. H. S, KEITH. p. M.

city: 1.. A. Libby, Hartford: John J. .....__._..

Cunco, HUI; Oscar rltlwutds. lxluuuton. JENNINGSV PLEADS GUILTY.
.,\'; l‘ Si'ltlllilt‘lh’ M18 Mll\".llultl

II A Park's. A i’owpIs F. (i. (‘lasloIL

Avoid
counterfoits by lnslstlng upon having
tho genuine li‘olcy'a Honoy and Tar,

I'F'Ithk It contains no hurmiul drugs
BI ldge Pharmacy and F‘. H. Bax
ter - "

toil or victims on a steadily Increas-

lnresti ation
Vic.
titan" were unaccompanied- by guides
in,“ hazardous
Every year shows that the
snout majority of accidents are due to
the growing" ])l"(‘ft‘lt‘ll('t‘ for dangcrdns

PRESIDENT MAY HAVE MEABLES
()hio Alel "I. "'IAVILIII‘II

Cox, .It"... six your old

the Third Ohio district. mot undohook

JEFFMISONS A'i‘ li()Yl“.‘ 'i‘.()l)A\

William W. and Joseph .lcficrsou.
‘tollowinu IiF tho l‘ootslrxpn of their late
faihm", tho dearly beloved Joseph .lct-
{crson arc prcecnllng for their scr-
cuth \"cry nucrcssful ycai" of starring.
Richard lirlnelcy Sheridan‘s delicious
comedy. "The liivulsf“ Joseph por-
trayal Sll' Lut-lous 0"I'I"iggor. while \’:Il«
iunt "‘Ilob Acres" is acted by tho young-
I'l‘ brotlII-I". 'l‘hcy lll'P supported by a
vital of unusual excullencc. and will "
ho the attraction at Hoyt's Theatre,
this uttornoon and cunning.

YAIIIW.‘ STOCK CI).

Monudny night The Harry Ii. andc
Stock (‘0quan supporting Eugene
Wobcr llrtSt‘IIl thc buautiiul war torn
luciodruma in tour this untitled. F‘UI
Rivvn It is a bountiful plm’. full of
{startling (IIII‘IIIXI‘S and with a beautiful
lot".- Moi") thioughout and also con-
tuins mam tnnm situations.“ in also
a [1|n_\"'.\lll1 a mind and besides being
amusing is also instructive. It gives
1ququ \1 char a splendid clIaute to
.poItIny a charactcr for which he is
iadmlrubly Illtt-d ln pity slquc, yoke and
ilooka and the remainder of the com
pany is suitably cast and (he plOtlllc-

 

pit-I Itit‘ thosc who have the opportunity

uncalled for at the following post our
cost for the currcnt work.

South Norwaik.
John Benjamin.
Minn “(’HSII' liradi‘ord.
Airs. Molllc III‘III.
Mrs. .lnllu (‘an". care Ward ilronson.
(‘onnccticut 'l‘nr (‘0.
.l. lidw. Davie.
[tout Morton.
iicrt llill.
.lnmta Leroy llyall.
.iamo liollcy.
( hurlic S. [\IIIIII I".
11. J. Maltontt.
Miss \IM) 1.. I'Ill‘tl1.
Francis Mast. Italiilo.
Mrs, James Robinson, «13:. l.ibo’rty St.
Max Schiblor.
Miss Louisc Stevenson.
Miss Debbie Teal.

‘31 Laura SI.

Ill) Raymond St.

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Kleptomaniac Baund Over for Trial
in Superior Court.
llarry W. .Itmnings ploudcd guilty to

Foloy‘s lloncy and Tar is a sato- _ . , , , ,
gumd against serious rcsulla from ‘{ "hi”m‘" of ”‘0“ In the ““3 mutt.
spring colds. which inflame the lungs biamiord. l""““‘"“““' morning, and “m’

bound over to the Superior Court for]
trial. The bond was fixed at $1.000.
Thcrc wait: two counts in the coupe
plaint. The first churgod theft at,
property valued at $55 58 front the
Rohctt Kerr Press: the other theft
or ptoperty valued at $167 .32 from
the Yale & Townc Company Charles
F GOlfltnel oI’ the Ron Press, andi

Company testified as to the value 01'
the stolcu pioperty. Jennings had no
counsel.

,6. A. R. ENOAMPMENT.

Thei‘e will be A meeting of‘tlle citi-
zens’ committee appointed by the G.
A. R. at "the Hotel Mahackemo. Mon»
day evening. April '26, 1909. at. 8
o'clock. Chairman Rev. C. 8.-Macfar~l
land requests members to be present'
if possible. so that all the necessary"
arrangt Iucnts may be provided [m at

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tlIIt-Imcoting. .3 (v. 1:, .» ." a,
“W
SOUTH NORWALK CLUB LADIES’
NIGHT. ": , »

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I Tim South Norwnlk Club will hold a
ladies' night on chnosd y cvoniuu‘.
April 28th. Members can a cum cards,
{or guests of the committee. Cards'

ft):- resident men are titty cents. A1

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Joseph A Home or the Yale & Townc ‘.

 

 
 

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pleasing program has been arranged
for the occasion. The entertainment
will commence promptly at 8:15 p. mf

 

The early
that as a halblnger of spring It had
been a tall re this time. i

“l was £261 bid by the boys playing

marbles In the streets." pleaded the' ’

mm In ertenuntlon.
For them are times. as Solomon or
some other wise man has remarked.

When all signs fall.—-Chicago Trlbuno. ‘

 

 

"Pa what is a vested right?"

"Any thing that the senate wants to
put saluguarda mound. "-oChII-ago Rov-
tntl llor.ald

'lhn pnwnl‘ to coInI‘oIt othcrn timed
out come hunt consoling yoursei.

chin freely acknowledged '

 

Bridgeport Advertisemenu.

Bridgeport Advertisemeutn. l

TheD. M Read Co

Mhbod 1831

 

Bedspread; a’ii‘d Curtains
That Match

()1 all dainty IIIIIIis lunar". Itll ln-whunnx tlIt" bctl 5115 and
curtains that IIiaitlI in design and tutoring are {now than
attraciirc. lhcy lllfl\ bc had in Luce Scrim or figured
Lawn lcrhaps I'm snmmcr HM the Lawn Sci». aic most
plcnnng. lhcv conic in pink or lillIC
. \ lit‘tlrtltml with the lad \Itluucc having a border of
lIclli~cIl rows and gtccn lcnvc . and the titrtaiih with the
5111110 Ilcsigu Icpcaictl is" a fresh and Slilllllltl') Iooin. ()tlIcr
iloiul palicrns ;"Irt shoun ax arc designs In Dclil bluc

Prices for Lawn Spreads, $3. 75.
Curtains $1. 50.
Scrim Bed Sets and Curtains art- bunstitchcd and \\ll.l1
diattn lIorIlc rs substantial and nttraci'n I". ‘
Spreads, $6.00.
Curtains, $1. 50 to $6.00.
Renaissance Lace Bed Sets. from $5.00 up.
L'plyolstery Store, third Iloot".

A Dinnerware Proposition
far Saturday

Dinner Set of I30 pieces, :I scrticc for 1.3 pornoiis‘. \\'U1‘1l1
$I8. 50 for $12.00. (Inc sct only. .

Dinner Set of 112 pieces, bought to sell tor 315.00. all
perfect for $10. 00.

Dinner Set of English Underglaze, wrccn and gold,
“Ul‘lll $17 50. {or $10. 00.
Set of American ware. dctoraiious of pink green. and

gold. worth regularly $13.50 but with slight imperfections
for $6.75.
Dinner Set of English ware foI >i\ pcrsons. grcc

orations. for $5. 75.
Same grade 561 for twelve persons. for $7. 50.
LlIIIIa Storc,

Special Sale of Tumblers,
' for Saturday OIVIVly

Plain Tumblers. xc each. Best Engraved, 4c.
Fancy Tumblers. 2c. Best Thin Blown 3c.
Best Etched Tumblers, 5c:
Golden Iris Glass, a hoe iiS\t)lllllClll III mam at tIstIc

xlIapcs. at 10¢.

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Canary Birds~3cvrc al lilllc sungxtms chI ironI l'ait
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JAPANESE MATTINGS,
lngrain and Brussels CARPETS
Ingraiu, Colonial Brussels and Axminéter CARPET RUGS
OIL CLOTHS and LINOLEUMS—various grades

SHADES and DRAPERY
SHADES TO ORDER A SPECIALTY

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