(lot I Piano Certificate with
every purchue. it will cost
you nothing.
Confectionery
and Padtry
“llilll NEWS
EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
92-2—Newe Department
92-3—Bueineu Department
44 -Branch Office. Norwalk
890 —Editor’| Residence
729~5—Clty Editor's Residence
WEATHER FORECAST.
l -——--
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fulr to-
night; Thursday ruin and warmer.
The disturbance that was on the Pu
eitic coast yesterday morning has
moved rnpidly onstwnrd and new
forms a well-defined storm aren cen-
tral over North Dakota, with the front
edge or the ruin urea extending as fur
east us lndianu. This storm will con-
tinue to move eastward. and will
probably reach this vicinity some. time
'l‘hursday. The temperature is rising
in the central and western sections.
Conditions fuvor for this vicinity fair
weather followed by increasing cloud
iuens. with slowly rising temperature
and ruin. .
TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO TO-
D .
Low, '50 degrees; high. 58 degrees.
'I‘homus Doyle. representative for i'.
W. Eons & Son. or New York, was in
town yesterday.
'l‘hc priests of St. Mnry's ll. C.
Church are tubing the census oi" the
purish this week.
(,‘hnries (‘. Riley. who bus hccn vis-
iting friends in Norwnlk, left this
t'orenon for St. Louis.
Mrs. Willinm F. Korn, ol' Quininrtl
uvcnuc. has gone to Springfield.
Muss, to spend it week.
.iohn ilurkicy. supcrintclulcni of the
Norwuiit wuicr workn. mode it it'lp to
the new reservoir toduy.
Miss Anon Hruschwein. of Stnmtord.
is visiting .Iohu Iircschvr nml inniiiy.
of Butler strt‘cl. Norwulk.
'i‘ho Gruntl (‘onirul (iroccry (‘om
puny, of Norwniit. bought it tlnc burst-
from 0. ll. Brown ycstcrduy.
A. 'i‘ztlmnduc. or Sinmford. spent
ycntcrduy with his tripod. ’l‘homus
iiutchi‘ord, of ti Itinin sin-ct, Norwulh
i’. .i, Iiinrtin, of South Norwullt. thc
now muunucr of the Taylor Operu
House. orl‘lvotl in this city, yculortiay.
nmi took hold ot‘ his now duties llll-
mcdinicly.»linulntry News.
Norwnik illi'ililit‘l'S of tho li‘nlriit'hi
(‘onuty Antir'l‘nborcnbmis ussociutlon
burn rcccivcd notlilclttion of thtI Rll‘
nnnl lilt‘t'lllig of tho unsocintion. which
is to bc llt‘lil in Mnuonic ’l‘cmplc.
Iiriducport, on November ii, at ll
u. m.
'i‘hi-‘Ncw York pupcru \vcrc two
hours into in rout-him: iinnbury yester-
titty morniniz. 'i‘ht- dcluy won courted
by tho mnin» lino iruin bring init- itl
rcuchinu Honib Norwnlk nml not milit-
inu u minim-lion with tho lliuihury
lililll.
'i‘ln- rccuiur fortnightly mccilnu oi
(ionrt Nurrnk. No, till. ii‘. of A., will he
lii'ltl iu li‘tit'litiic't‘il' iiuli. Norwniit. to
morrow evening. , 'l‘he tcmn will
work iiw tit-grim on live t'nmlltlolon.
'l‘ho committee on rovinion ot‘ by‘iuwu
will uiuo multe itn report nl. thin mot-t
lug.
icorgc K. Pout, of Norwuik. Willi
:tppointcd ltlnli‘iiclm' or iil'ilillilt‘iillllp in
n nitiury of “.200 ut the molding oi
the Mount oi l'ltlucution in liritiucport
thin wcclc Mr. i'oui llllli boon in
cimruc of tho commorchtl dopnrtnwnt
of tho Norwulit high «chooi tool in nu
cipxrrt pcnmun. nu woil on u tout-her.
(in i-lutnrduy niicrnoou til it p. to.
ill tho homo of Mru. ’l‘homuu imiuc
ltnymond, No, .57 Wind ulrcci, the hut
ion of the Wind ’M. It}. Church urc to
intro "An Afternoon in- Rome. Ituly.“
Mien bib-tic M. Iiiii llilli kindly conuunb
ml to tell hcr cxpcrlcnccn itt Romp.
“r: i". ii. Wnlinr will aim: und u llitml
tl"ll ‘httul ni‘tornoou is anticipated.
"no of thc busicnt pint-cu in the city
il‘tl‘t‘ «turn in the Mom icxxprcmt of.
iii‘c nt tbc rnllrottd ntution. For the
prod wcoit thcro Into been no ntiprc~
«wicntcd ruuh or uhipmcnt. nnpnclnlly
in tho curly morning. Connidcrnhio
Mprcnn in trnuntorrcd nl thin point and
tlmi with the mnulnr city intuitions.
itlvou the employees or the compnuy
much to look after.
Kbdaks '
Simeon-Powell Corporation,
Premonition Brunt-u
mum-yo .
Ilium mmtit
at...
(COUGH SYRUP
‘ F. H. Baxter, Druggiét
ado insurance
TAYLOR & GOLDEN. .
3m. 1664!.
u thlnflton strut. couch pom-tn.
RURITAN '
to.-
Cures that Cough
Suits at I .00.
SOLD ONLY BY $ 5
""W'ANDERSON'S
Launch Works
Bout Frames set up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Ulliuches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
Oyster Shell PoinLNorwalk
Noiwalk Vacuum Cleaning Co.
Cleans Residences, Hotels, Public
Buildings, Lodge Rooms, Etc. Carpets,
Rugs, Mattresses, Upholstery Cur-
tains, Etc. Phony 477. Prices Ransom
able. Phone or send postal and not an
estimate. Satiatuction guaranteed.
CHAS. H. DOWNEB, Prop.
9 Counland Place.
A. “i;Ana‘“srénanty“
ElEliilllflil ENGINEERS lllll
lllllllllillllilli
‘JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt'e Theatre Building. South Nor-
the price.
14 So. Main St.,
So. Norwalk.
'
At $15
, You Never Saw Better Vailues
Come in and look over our lines of Ovérctiutu and
One thing you will notice is the style—they are cut .
over the same patterns as our finest garmentd.‘ .
Another thing you will notice is that our styles are
different from those you see elsewhere. Noticeably ’dii-
ferent and noticeably better.
And the quality is far and away ahead of anything at
A big variety of fancy overcoats—handsome models—-
beautiful colors and patterns.
And a fine range of Suits in fancy colors and stripes
—-—frisky patterns for young fellows—quiet silk mixtures
and self-stripes for quiet men.
Suits all the way from‘sro to $30; Overcoats up to
$30. At every price the best your money can buy.
TWO "STORES:
Masonic Building,
N orwaik.
walk, Conn. Phone 423
Ming Gertrude lircschcr. oi liutier
street, Norwnllt. is confined to the
house with n severe utturk'ot inm-
bngo.
Mnyot- Lccmon- iirundnnc l‘i‘illldlt‘tl
from New York lust night with u large
number or orders for the Mutuni lint
Company.
highest quniily. urnin nod tend.
l’rnpl‘lt'tor
litlllliii' (‘lllt‘k l-‘octl
llounlc llorsc Vt'ml
llouulc linlry Food
iionnic i'oniiry Feud
iionntc Scrub-hing l-‘cmi
anlcti R. liouton hits rcsinnmi his
position with the Hour l‘cit lint (‘otn-
puny, Rt tho corncr ol‘ ltnymond nod
tiny streets.
...—......
The Hospital \‘l'hisi t‘iub will input
with Mrs. Mureihull 'l‘oIh-n. blunt :i\’t‘-
“00090.6( emmoeW
t innit/c [It‘ll it... bunt. rilt‘lilllt‘ilil and most proiitublc customer is the
SATISFIED who. I bi'llt‘l'i' thut the hinhent uuniity goods, on a rule,
cost losn thuu poor goods in proportion to reul vuiuc. ’i‘lmt ulthough A
low price will uppenl to most people ut ilrst. soouor or later it will
cotnc to it matter of results. and the SA'i‘lriFll'Il) enntotucr will be the
one to whom i urn selling the most Ktmtlfi.
A word from you will brim: nny utnmtity you may wish—mot“ tho
May 1 hurt) that word?
Quality First. Last and All the Time.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
nnc, Friday afternoon, Novcmbcr l‘..'th,
at 3 o'clock.
'l‘, A. Skelly, tho dcpuiy shcrit‘t, was
in Wilton, yostt-rtiuy, scrvinu jury
wnrrnnts for tho criminal court of
common l)lt'fl5.
Emory Loliotnity, tho nmii drivm hp.
tween Norwuik uml South Not-unlit,
has lost his voice for the time lil‘llli:
because of n cold.
. —.__.._...__._.
Mrs. 19. .i. Sturgcu and Mrs. l‘crh-y
Siurizcs. of Norwulk. buvc bccu ghosts
of Mr. nnd Mrs. W. ll. Finch and niltt‘l‘
rclulives in Weston.
llcv. l’. .i. Mct'ormick. supt-ryimo oi“
TELEPHONE 108.
:{W'Watch this Adv. for Prices Tomorrow-j
Small Long Island Escal-
lops, 250 Quart
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
thtx itoinnn (‘uthollc schools, in in Nor-
wnik this \voclt I'xlllllliilllil. tiu- titliillh
oi' lllt‘ St. Mary's M‘lltitvls.
ii). .iondrt-un. of \\'oodwurd nvvnnu
secretory oi‘ the llnr ’i‘t-hdcrs' l'niou.
l). conlim-d to his homo with n smote
cold nnd other t-otnplicuiions.
Liquor l'l‘t)?~‘t‘(’llll|l' IA-o linvls nus oi
lil'higcport, )t'slt‘l'tlll}. :itiontlluu tho
irinln or .ludrcw Murithnm nud .lohu
iutydon. which “to up on nppcnl.
Home Comfortable
l‘Ix Militll' t‘hurlcs Scoiicld, oi lib-o
dcninu & t‘o., Mnin nod Wnll Hil't'i'lfi.
Norwnilt. took it "tiny off" )l‘hll‘lllil}.
und onioycd himself with u lilt‘ufiitlll
ouiiou.
Raymond Bros.
Jeddo Coal for Furnace
Cross Creek Coal for Range
Cannel Coal for Open Grate
Meals on Time
Children Happy
(looruc .llicn. .ir. cut M'vcrni or his
linucm whiic rcwimiinu tilmu ni illus-
i'ct‘s tnmlnu lill‘llllt' thcnlrc. ycstci“
tiny. in. \i‘nlicr Hitchcock wits thr
uttoudinu phy sit-inn. \
Arthur i"it«h. oi‘ Ni-wtouu uvouup.
who bus bcco chiming n \wok's vuiir
lion, bun tcnumod hlk tilllll‘H oi thr
uruin l'li'Villl‘i of the ilolmcn, Koch-i
Al ficllccit t'olnpnny.
4W
Sillll llIlIiilllllS
.... ......~....-_........ . ---}. .
A Carriuigie Without
Wheels
of mild coum'nctioh only mnke you
litlt‘ for turkey it you uct homo It ull.
'I‘ho whip mun will we thut hilt cur-
riuuv in in good ropuh twrorc it In limb
to one it. und tho u'lhm hp it. tho nurcr
“1‘ is to tum» on do tiu- rcpniting. For
ho known that wimn wc rcpult‘ it into
rinuc wc do it thorouuhly.
Luther M. Wright
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
‘lhr .\l. HIcIUct‘i lt- tioto» t‘olupuov
niil uiw n plnno rm-ilnl nt lb. Hotel
Your ill't‘lllilll mny ho
loo Hlillill to nftortl int
n proill n‘. prom-tit, but.
we ili't' willion to tulu‘
ll now im what it will
he in tho intoro
Vt't' ill" in iiililllil‘illl to
sixty nod nrc willinn to
lmiid for the future.
Arc you?
So. Norwalk
'l‘ruS‘l Co.
Young Men's Chock Ac-
counte invited
liishingTackleund
Poles
FOR SMELT AND BLAOKHOH
FOOTBALL GOODS
At COLEMAN’S
inst ui knit. o'clock,
‘I‘hc lorni union or million. will uivc
It utnolwr nod “blow-nut“ ui ihcir imii
in Wall ntrci-t. tomorrow niuht 'l'lii'l'i‘
will iw n number or niituctionu to
ulnnim the "horn." lncindiltit tinwti nmi
tiwntmon. ltiit‘li und wink illlliiill,
illlllllltill ipduo. Noun or iii-rump
hcitl n ti'itiiliii‘ Ittoi‘liltit. nnd notnluui
od oliii cm for tho hurt your. 'i‘hc cloc
tion will occur 'i‘ocmluy uvcniuu, iic
rctniwr i-i, whcn there will ohm lm o
«in: iul trunnion, with mttmlulmncnt um}
rcircnhmmiis.
L
Minn Adclc Lininhlnu. of \t’nuhitn:
ion tori-ct, wuu opcrutcd on thin morn-
inu for nppcnllit‘ltin iii the Norwnllt
honpitul, 'i‘iw oporution was perform
on by iir, Wiiiimn J. ”Franny. or Nor-
wnlk. iiruiutcd by lira. Clurk and
lirown.
'i‘iw choirmcu of fit. I‘nitl‘u lilpinro
put Church nro still talking over thr-
ruccplion timt wnrt given them by
iinviti it. I’olinrrl. ol‘ (Jump ktrcct. Nor.
wuik. innt tinturdny m'otilttit. Singing.
games nmi rctri-uhmcntn worn the
principal rhythm of tutu picmmni Rt
lair; and this chotrtncn. iwcnnnn oi
NIWI ITORI on. courtcuy shown tiwm. wish to pub
10 North Main M. “nth '00le ilciy thank Mr. Millard and family.
Agent in A. 0-. “info through the irvuuinu timiinei, tor the
”thug n. m reception that H! tandem them.
it ‘.
(‘iiiiord \i'vv-dm-miuy owniim tiic i'iib‘
..l
i
.. . ...“...w.-.‘ .W~».m.... ..
iiiiiii iii wu‘nu
......
\\'.\l.i. H'i‘lll‘lhl’i‘. in: in it, ill. iiiiii ()pcn
tut: chnnucn in priccn wvro nnrrow in
Mplto ot‘ tptlto nctivr lrudinu, Mnny
Hltit‘ltl‘i uiurtctl liticbnonotl from yoittor-
tlny‘n priccu lilltl lhc uuoiii uninn rind
iommu wcrc twcnly divided. Northern
i‘uciilc declined “1.. lulcrmiiinuni For
per pill. ituincd i. moi l‘lltniiortr t‘nni
A.
WAlil. H'i‘itlillll’l‘. it n. nib-"rho
wcnknoun or Prunuyouoin. itcndinu
up] linion pacific mode it dltllcult to
hold up the tint. licuvtw nod llin
ilrntnlo iirnkn ii ptiintu, Minnonpoliu
'md Ht. iioutu 1%. tirooklyn ’lh'nnnit
iii. tilitl l‘ounnylvnniu. Northern l‘oa
chic and American Whole" 1. Homo
rccuvery will made hour in uymputhy
with the bidding ml of tin; intortnm
ouch-Met poiitun Mocks. Activity
twinnied u the rally.
WALL STREET. iition.»»~l‘ricun hur-
iuncd rtlmviy but thorn wnn little hut-b
nous dune. itutterlck l‘uhiinhinu rot-c
it: man Copper 2 and linitimore I:
ohm i. United Railway: and invent.»
’unut phi. tell 2 and Western Union.
"ullnmn and American fltucl it‘onmirien
l. ilondu were steady.
flew! down. Vary little stock one
mercury to bring ubout sharp do
. ... , on“ out. in. 3‘
e. .
,J
courthouse. or rue
CONGREGATIONAL couscous
(Continued tram mm Page.)
England was largely colored. at Iii
points of contact. by the theoried or
Culvln. 'i‘hiu war fully true in Con-
necticut. \tl iouuttm. indeed, abun'
dentin Mnnnaohtiuetil. to not up u gov-
Irtitlieht in which church and ltute
uhould lie tutu «lonely united. liuttn
the church, taken by its-It. Culviu't
influence remained an unabated power.
Hiu inatitutes had been translated in-
to lilnniinn as our! an 1561, and were
familiar to our flair y diary.
of Illtltit'l an the distinction. main
tainted with varying rtucceau, between
pastor and lonelier. She did not. how-
ever, uiwuya (allow his views with
strictnesa. Thu teacher, according to
him. wait to «tick to his text. and take
no ulutru in dinnipiine or ministration.
A college of elders liii thought neces-
unry for cvory pnrticulni‘ tithirch.
iiut by the (‘nmbridge platform of
1648, the parlor nn‘l teacher were
ouch n taunt of dlncipiine. and each
was the prion, to enact, it not in name.
pultor wen tihbfllttlly tho prophet to
warn nod to exltol't. whilo the touch-
er's mnin. though not sole, oliico was
to expound the liibic. Nor were the
provisions or that platform as to the
ruling elders unit, touchers generally
followed. as time went on. Cotton
Mother threw hie influence mainly in
favor of ('Inlviu’u pouitionu in these
respects. but the tide was already set—
ting the other way.
When Sumuci atone. uuccousor to
Thomas Hooker, defined congregation-
ulinm an n spanking ut‘liitocrncy in the
tune of n silent democracy, he won
painting in vivid colors one logical
outcome or (‘nivin's polity. lie Won
indeed merely u uoutentious repetition
of the doctrine of the Cambridge pint-
form it‘hnp. 21. That this fairly rcp-
rcscntcd nt that time the Connecticut
view, to descoud both to the ()id
Lights und New Lights. mnv be in-
terred from tho decinrntlou of the Rec—
ond church in Hartford. formed in
Fcbrnnry, lithi (.\'. S.) in its pow-rs
oi oruunimiiou, which stood for the
"strict congrountionuiism" of tho tiny.
"(lint the powor oi miidnncc, or icud-
inu. belongs only to the chit-robin. and
tho pou'or or pnixtnent. consent, or
prirllngn, belongs to the frotcrnity.
or hrcthrcn in full eomninnion"
I.ntcr in the century. the some
thought wuu expressed with morn form
in thnt wclikuown pnpcr li‘llilitltl in
ititil by ccrtnin English ministers of
distinction, some or them t.‘otmrcgn-
liomtiislu. nml Romp l‘rt-sbytcrinn.
known us "hemis of agreement."
which was received with generul up-
lil‘ntlll in t‘ouuccticut.’
'i‘hc cndeuvor of the American I‘Zpis-
('opnllitnu, boginning in the first hull
of tho viizhtt-vnih century. iomecuro
ilic coltsocl'uilon or Atm-ricnu hishopiz.
brouuiit thc t‘tiliui‘i‘giitionttllh‘tn and
I’rmbyiorinnu of all the colonies into
clorcr nnuociution In lTIiti. the i‘rcs‘
bytcrlnn Synod of New York and New
.icrucy opnnt-d n correspomlcuco with
tho (icuurul Asuw‘inlion oi Connecti-
out, which ra-mzltcd in the prompt
ndoption of u pluu of union, nmonnting
to up tilllnllt‘e botwccn the two do-
uotninntiotm. it prmidcti for no nu-
uuni contention of representatives oi
ouch dcnomluntlon to be ill'lli nitcr
hutch in (‘otmccticut and in
New York or New .lcrsm. Such coir
voutiotm were held until thi- breaking
out of the Revolution.
Aficr tho our. the ticncrni Assurin-
tion of t'onllt-t'ilt‘ili and the tlcncrul
Auuombiy oi tln- i‘rcshiicrinn (‘hurch
oi the round Sutton entered into n
plun ot’ t‘orrouponiicncc, motor which
ouch body rcpt dclcuutcs to the meet-
ings of the other, with every right. to
mcmluwblp. vu‘t‘lll that of voting. in
HM that right Willi niso conceded.
uud nmitcra no continued until W37.
when ihv t‘ortncr rciotiou \vus rerou-
tnbiishcd. ‘I‘his prnt-ticp was contin-
ucd until the mtddb- of tho iuul cen-
(my
Loni: bviorv thorny .utcps townrd nu-
ion. ii bud been not uncommon to
spunk of the t‘onurcuntionnl churches
or t‘omwcilcut til i'ro-uhyterinu. untl
ulicr tho) cuiue Into no ciouo n con-
m-ctiou with the I‘I‘tmbytcriunn of New
York uml .\’uw .lvrimy. the practice
lwcnltic morc gonornl. it wuu tuutcrv
cd by tho incl thut t‘ouurt-xutionuliutn
Mood for tho vulhiily ot ordination
by pricut or proubytcrk. For nomu»
thing like u hundred yours our tlonuro
uutiouni lilltilnt‘n ol‘tcn. «mi probably
no u ruin, tluucribi-d thciuuclvou mt
pittitui‘n ol‘ i'rcsloicrinn churchcn. in
iiylZ. for iuutnuce. n ucrinon delivered
in lir. Nuthuu l’oritinu in Furmtumou
who ptilillnlwti, on the title pogo of
which hr in tlont‘i‘ibml on the "ptmtor
of tho ‘i‘hirtt l‘rouhytcrluu Church in
ilnrti’ord." und in this. thut of it our
moo by ilr. Nuthnu throng utulcn that
it Willi prmtclu-d “in tho North i’rou-
hytoriun t‘hurch oi Iiurtiprd." indeed.
in iTiiti, tho liurttorti North Annociu
tiou imd rouotrcti thut the constitution
of the churcht-n ot t‘onncctiuut adopted
ut the output, umi ntili ext-ting. wnn
"not t‘ouurcuutionni. but contuinu the
cuuuuitnlu of tho church of chtinnd.
or i'roubytorinn t‘lmroh in Aim-rich."
It wan midcd thut tho t‘umhriduo pint
rorm ncrcr .voprcnmttml tho Connecti-
cut viuw, '
(intact. in hin nitctch or t‘nlvin. oh.
horror that thorn in n rockoninu to ho
bud with oil ureut men n bnlnucc to
ho utruck int-moon witnt Ihny burn
rout immunity. nnd tlmt tor which hu-
munity in ibilclitcll to theniwhtit ilillt
thin hunt nt‘t'uitlit in not closed until
late. ,
After {our huntlrt-tl yourn. the Worltl
run iorm no nuiuii judgment. of tho
one into which t‘ulvin wnn born. and ot
tlw chnngn which he wrotltrht in this
ccclcniuutlcui institutinnn. it won a
nutter world when he let: it than when
he cnlurod it. Thorn was a butter
church, though it tiivldml onn. The
foundations on which such a nitric»
turn point no rcnmi wore more clearly
npprehended. in much an utiprehen-
Mun lit' lot! the way. and rm Commute
inmniim are fueling today the strong
WAEJL nrnnn’r. t p. m.-~timrceiy liltm was "Permummt ailments
my autumn prevailed and ntocltn wot-pl tihira‘tirm Faith.“
Jamar Own A. Pilot in lithium:
no. .“i‘. noun, fiyemtmrr, and
influence or his imperious mind.
The subject at thin ntternoon'u not;
0
Addmaen were
”mm
l
m . ‘
and state. the that «utun or New
it was from him. minutely at least, .
. that Now isluiund inherited the order
to Iidhiltiliiter the sacraments; but the .
fl.
Price’s Clothingsmre
92 Washington] Street, South Norw'allté:
Thecold snap at the past two days has said for us a number or Men’g‘i, ' ‘
OVERCOA"S.
Are tine Snappieél and Beét Fancy Coats: .‘
combination collar, military and overcoat. Give these a look betore
buying. “
To keep out the cold winds....
Price’s Clothing Store }
98 Washington St.
W
TEL. NO. 909.
Overcoats. Right here we .wish to advise that our
\ .
FOR MEN AND BOYS,
Ever Shown in the City
Fancy Mixtures. New Gruyu and Herringbone, with the now
Full Line of Underwear
50a to 01.507
TELEPHONE 165-5
South Norwelk
...—....
® Extra Special @.
BUTTER! BUTTER!
Now is your time to leave in a supply of BUTTER for,
the Winter before the price advances. We han-
dle only one grade of Butter—the BEST.
SPECIAL PRICE IN TUB LOTS.
The Great A&P Tea Company .
124 WASHiNGTON 3T" SOUTH NORWALK, .
FREE DELIVERY
as and 85 wishinaton St.
mmit andflCannedEGoo-ds
i'kg. liutcu.
Fancy Applrln. Homo tirown t‘oiory, Spinach. swept Potatoes. Cuttih,
tlnwcr. tituugcn. tirnpcn and direct Cider.
20 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 143
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A. r. Beckmann & CO.
Phone Cell 440. scum Nam-lit.
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1i lint. l-Iritn Largo i’runeu ......Zbc it runs (Torn ..‘.... ......250
ll pkuu. (lurrnntu ...............250 .‘i (‘unn l‘cuu .. ........ .. ...Ilo
Li pkgu. Ituisinu .............. .256 ii t‘uun iinccotnuh ..... . ......... .m
:t lint. Lotnm Riiliillln ............. 26c inrun t‘anu Anpuruguu .. ...... ...m
I-lxtru Fancy ('ilron. ti t’uun linrdinou . ...“...“flo
tirnuuo um! Lemon l‘col. it Juru Jum . . -....256
l’otutoeu, t» bu. lot. pcr bu. ......IM
UNITED GROCERY co.
‘, ‘ UBT think of a run” that will
‘ -_ burn all sky with one are;
tint will an all your cock-
uum troublu Ind 60 per rm (f
yum full hill! . Thu will pay buck iii
. .. coil in one year, end continua raving
’ ‘ » V . I your money every your while in use.
J.) .0? rum what the CONTROL limp:
' 3g .2 will do.‘ Built on a. new principle. No
IN front or rid. unite. lneteedulevenmrrulled
dill! device bmnlll the own. home coke,
cord or wood. Hot butting em in in minute;
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i"! .1 on day in. iriu to prove it! clelrnt. Try lta M [or '19 ill”.
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FOR SALE or
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t7 mu. an. nouwnut. court.
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