Bridge Pharmacy .
mat and gnu.“ We. at
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Gilli" brawn“. . II, ’
Comets ‘9‘. m?“ ’{wrtro w. ,
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avennve SENTINEL. TIDE CAL»
ENDAR. ,
The Evening Sentinel This Calendar
for 1910 will be ready for distribution
Tuesday. December 21. Everymewsi
boy and nowodoalor will be supplied
with calendars“ for distribution to
their customers on that day. Local
mail subscribers will receive the cal-
endar by applying at the Sentinel
office. ‘
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7 , Noah Wood has been very seriously
ill for the past several days at his
home in East Avenue.
The local Sunday schools will prac-
tice their Christmas programs tomor-
row in probably every instance.
Mrs. Frank Seymour will lead the
meeting of the Epworth league tomor-
row evening at the East Avenue Meth-
odist church. ’
Miss Mary Kerekes, one of the palms
lar young ladies employed at the tires
cont Laundry, is ill of tonsilitis at her
home in South Norwaik.
Both the Salvation Army and the
Light house Mission are making stren-
uous efforts to raise funds for a his
Christmas dinner for the poor.
The Hanford store and dwelling
building in East avenue. at the switch.
is being prepared to combat the win
ter's storms with a new coat of paint.
Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev.
W. W. Gillies, pastor-"Morning sub-
ject, The Cross of Christ; its Mean-
ipg; evening subject, Good Resolu-
one.
Theodore Benson - is contemplating
another walking trip to New York. lie
has not decided definitely when he will
negotiate it. His last trip he made
during the night.
The Rev. C. J. Anderson, the pastor
01.6116 Swedish Congregational Church,
will have charge of the services to
morrow. The Sunday school is pian-
niug an elaborate Christmas festival.
B. Arthur Griffin, the East Washing-
ton str’eet hardware dealer, took a trip
over to New Haven yesterday in the
interest of brother‘s hardware nianu-
facturlng company, located in Pennsyl-
vania. .
The temperature was well below the
freezing point all last night but there
was an additional drop of the mercury
before sunrise. From 5:30 to 7:30, the
glass showed a lowering from 27 to 25
above zero.
The members of Christ Church par-
ish are busy tying greens for the
Christmas decorations of the church.
All members and friends of the par-
ish are invited to assist at the church
the coming week.
1’. ll. Fielding, of the district's elec
tric committees, has completed the ex-
tension ol‘ the district's electric sorv
rice to Mnrvin‘sRidgc. It is expected
that. this extension will bring four new
customers and possibly more.
Next Thursday the public schools
will close [or the holiday period. Ordi-
narily the clotting day would have been
Friday lilli. the school authorities rc-
ccutly took up the matter and decided
”rs hum
Do Not Mistake the Cause of Your
Troubles—4t death Norwalk Citi-
sOn Slim. How to.Curo Them.
o
Many people never suspect their
kidneys. if suffering from a lame.
weak or aching back they think that
it is only a muscular weakness; when
urinary trouble sets in they think It
wilhsoon correct itself. And so it in
with all the other symptoms of kidney
disorders. That is just where the
danger lieu. ‘ You must euro those
troubles or they lolly load to diabetes
or lll'iubt'a disease. The licut remedy
in non lli lkmn'u Kidney I’Iils. ll cures
all ills which are t‘itillll'd by weak or
diseased kidneys. South Norwaik pro-
pic testify to permanent cures.
Mrs. James A. il‘luita. to Sprint; tit.
South Norwulk Comp, says: "My first
experience with Dean’s Kidney Pills
took place about‘thi‘co years ago when
my mother recommended them to the.
i had been suffering it» a long time
from a weak hail lamb back. accom-
panied by I dull. heavy sin in my
kidneys. 'l'hhr was aspen ally sunny-
in; whou‘l‘had any hark to do which
required month: The contents of
the out bus at Dean’s Kidney Pills.
which i, p at Mrs. Pia toti's
* Dru: St {fit the tdllef and
filed me' ‘ "way. Several other
members of m by have taken this
.reuledy and , nits. in each case
have mallow“ satisfactory.
deem it s sugars to confirm the pub-
lic stile t f. our favor of Dean‘s
Kidney Pills?! it'ihillk' ,
For sale by an dealers. Price on
‘* rents. Foutchifllinuu Cd. humid.
Newark, sole agents for the. United
«‘t .- his: M‘s-n Mia}: , ,. .. t
. Remember the contravenes-wand
2’ bill! 11° 9%.” l , .
I‘l’p‘y.
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W ‘ ridge and
ran in MM avenue. 1‘. keys
, stone to the capture near his place
of business.
The high uncil held forth ml
morning at t slewscont laundry to
consider a proposed walking trip to-
morrow tor the Walking, Club. Prime
Minister William Kenilworth Dow had
not completed the route at last sc-
ebunts but was hard at work on a
Proposed itinerary. There are not
many members of the club in commie
sion for a long jaunt. ‘
an the adivee that has been handed out
so liberally by the papers of the land
to do Christmas shopping early for its
many benefits, including a better see
lectlon of goods and an easier super.
fence for the minds of both the buyers
the Norwalks this year gives every in-
dication of being a record breaker.
mentioned elsewhere in today's Senti-
East Norwallo—the first trolley
first car was in charge of Conductor
P. J. Martin and Motorman George
Lockwood. it went only as far as ileu-
edict Farms bridge but it was hoped
that the line would soon be in opera
tion nearly out to Dorlon's Point.
lilnumeratnr Charles 1, selleck, who
compiled the commutation tax list, per,
formed a service yesterday which will
undoubtedly be appreciated by those
liable for title tax. Mr. Seller-k noti
lied many who have not yet paid the
tax of the met that they are called up-
on by law to do so. The .« time
for setting this tax will soon expire, ai-
tcr which, if the tax is not. paid, it will
be necessary to hand the delinquent
list to the prosecuting attorney.
The tug Addie V. towed the spright-
.ly schooner attic .l. Allos, Captain
Crockett, on of the harbor yesterday.
The Alice is declared to be the fastest
schooner along'the coast, although for
a three master. she is not large. tier
speed has given her :1 wide reputation
She has been in the local harbor with
a load of pulp for the St. George Pulp
and Paper Company, and is now bound
for New York to get a load of coal
which she will take back to Maine,
where she hails from.
E. E. Keeler. a former well known
East Norwnlk man. is doing nicely nl
Pasadena, where he went about three
years ago. Mr. Kepler writes .lohn it.
Uliommedieu sometutercsting letters
concerning the countr and happenings
there. Mr. color is engaged in the
painting has less. lie has been plan-
ning anew residence. Although the
Weather is mild in Pasadena at all sen-
sons of the year it is not unusual for
it to snow on Mount Wilson nearby at
this season of the year. as was the
on. c a few days ago. The young peo-
pl ., Mr. Keeler states, go up the nunm-
taln froth the city, and sport about in
the snow. ..
Jtlgur Allen iiowoll is the name
given to the newcomer at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar liowcll, in (love
avenue, on the morning of the izitb
that. It was a combination which rep-
resents the name of the father and
uncle. Edgar and Allen, and it also
standsdor the immortal Edgar Allen
Poe, the American poet. who was born
100 years ago. and whose centennial
was recently celebrated in the tier-
ough of the lironx with great pomp.
the house where he was born still
standing. and it is also the residence
of Uncle AI and Aunt Lodcmn. Doro
thy and Mildred have long been saw
ing up their pennies for Santa Claus
to semi them a little brother, and this
time the genial physician in recogniz-
ed an a prom uivcr of the good things
about Christmas time.
Editor Evening Sentinel.
Referring to the communication of
Mr. Self in your issue of this date.
permit me to any that while "pleading
an alibi" as to being ”well posted in
thil monkey business," still I am in
a position to make a lillllllf‘fllnn that
will if followed out clarify Mr. Self's
ideas and enlarge the Biblical scope
of his mental rrmonink to a degree
that i am sure will more than merely
interest him.
i mention the education. because
Mr. Golf is plainly an honest socket
for the information he asks for. an
the suggestion In this: *
Procum the following books in the
order burned. Which i think can be
, know
too Mr. Self as
of (petition. by lcdwm‘d tilodd; The
Ascent oft'Mnu. by Henry ilrnuunond:
The indivtduul, by ‘N. H. Binder, and
Moral 'l‘oechlnlpi of Science. by A.
it. Buckley.
1 count some others of liquid worth.
but these will be illillllo to convince
Mr. belitlnu he wrote "wiser than he
idm.‘otc.”
~ To attempt an explanation to an or-
dinary swaps r communion ion such
for. would be inside
ply he; the direction. and unduly time
it a proper comprehension of the fact-
cougllt for. ,
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toast News llama, i, 19$
w, at will I l .4 ,, 1
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l
The finding Iuntinlt- It“ Calendar
tor on will a ready for distribution
Tuneupbccomh r tti. Every new
key and more;
it. l " l
i
Many East Norwalk people have tak~
and the clerks. The Christmas rush in '
nel, there was an interesting event in ’
car want-«for the safety of our own four
ran out on the Gregory Point line. This by as well as the communitymto sub-
limit,
found at the south Norwnlk library. 1 ”
and read them thoughtfully: The hiory
" when he hinted that“'t'lo lire ‘
'livinfl‘ln so use of new things. new
woman “mum. ribs sill.-
. room. ,
Illa N.
dating the Christmas
Edltm of loudest:
it mid we
laid
do not feel
it in our home when we do not.
mil. tonvhntover is considered best.
[natty to the much-
fence and comfort of our fellow not-
if some thoughtless individual
would be more sure of the fact: when
rushing into print. A little more care-
falcons as to the truth can make us
of greater helpfulness to our fellow
being. in connection with the above.
1 want to say that while my daughter
has been detained from school for a
week. yet scarlet fever has not invad-
ed my home. The doctor was sum-
monedas soon as she came home from“
school and every necessary precaution
has been taken. but there are not the
symptoms of scarlet fever. Since there
are reported cases in the vicinity, we
muue from it; but we
do not want to be reputed as having
Too
many are getting the yellow journal
habit and will want to report every
case of lndispositicn as scarlet fever.
it will be for our individual and corn
Fifteen years ago this morning, as ,munitv‘s Welfare if we iflk
more
, closely to stick to the truth. if it
should iii/tide our home,"we would
r. A, consortium.
"Autumnal
ilnvcn. yesterday.
Thelormal transfer of the linear ii;
reuse for the Columbia Hotel from Al-
len Risk to the new proprietor, Joseph
Krceger. was made yesterday at the
office of the county commissioners in
Bridgeport.
but the larger ponds.
(.‘hnsmar pond. ,
complaint bud
Combs.
went on a tantrum from liquor.
been made by
talking to.
sermon at the ilarlen
Church on Sunday morning.
sermon.
Man.
in llarit-n. last week.
Subject, The
there
and week
F. M. Smith. Kings highway:
Mulqueeo to (‘..
way.
The liquor law violation cases
been continued
Frank V. Zahn. of the firm of Zahn
and lilrlscolf', was a visitor in New
The boys enjoyed skating on the
ponds, yesterday, especially the small.
er ones. The storm Monday destroyed
most. of the ice. but the cold nights
since have completely frozen over all
There was skat-
ing yesterday on some parts of the
Justtcc ’ William H. Willmotl. .ir..
suspended judgment in the case of
James Combs, the Darion man, who
was arrested earlier in the week after
Mrs.
it was claimed that Combs
.lns-
ticc Willrnott gave the accused a cliff
The celebration of the Lord‘s Sup
per will take the place of the usual
Methodist
in the
evening the chorus led by Robert M.
Smith will render special Christmas
ntnsic and the pastor. Ri'V. licorice lletr
ton Smith. will preach a Christmas
Other Wise
Wi'l‘e
three Rilli'yl of real estate and mort‘
gages recorded of 34.800. For the one
in I‘lecembcr, ltiotl, there
were four transfers of property and
mortgages of $3,735. The union follow:
John Burke in Elia liaines. Railroad
avenue oi oi: Smith F. lA'i‘Siill or at to
Marv
W, lJIllI‘, Jr, high
of
John l’npailio and Louis Ottnmas have
until next 'l‘nerda
evculnit by Justice William ll. Wil
molt. .ir.. at the request of counsel lot
the defence. Attorncy Benjamin lllll'k
l
~ FREE!
A DIX-QUART WHITI'LINID
INAMILCD
PRESEkva
KE’i‘TLE
we. 1 round Cans
or can,
w ‘ divers"
, Baking; Powder
‘ “compo letting Powder is
hiphu'st in inveniagpowsr IMI
Abflltttoiy Pun. Indore“ by
the Momentum- Board of
"with. t s mouthpsriluuilr of
built- as."
lilo Cons Pound Clilt
rile V'tUnio‘n Pacific
Tea 00.,
l 2- ilMNMlithI‘i'ifi "it“? .
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FR II DILWIIV
or ,,wtil..u«.0upplled _ ,2
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i firemen-a
grade for the name
or lnary "title's else. ere.
variety ‘9‘ éyf 40 different
um rm. use words
many instances. _
following and sum
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Steinway ,
Kranich & Bach '
Jacob Doll Stock-rt
Send the coupon attached
for a complete descriptive list of
our used Plunge and Piano-
Playero. and ‘slho catalogue oi
new ’Pifltohwilh our Intel
payment plan. ‘ ‘
Oti' show-rooms etc but two
blocks from the Grand Central
fill-Ml-
WE «all... lamest esclun'vo Piano and PlayonP’iano .g
m l
Monuisctuflof our Pianos.
sell direct bayou. you can secure a
rice that you
find! Monthly Payments Accepted , 3
Special Sale of Sly lttly Used Pianos , f
Thescpianos have been taken in exchange as part
payment on new pianos and piano-players and are in
as good as new.
lsr standard makes: u
cs
i
a sense.
CR!
MN. Y. '
andscturcrs in the United States. We have
I ' N and neither date over 95.000 Pianos. Only :
the «a.» ii a material and workmanship enter into the i i
Owing to the fact that we
Plane of the highest
would pay for on
Our case design. cover 1:
designs and woods.
Player-Pianos. 3395 onward:
They include the
Wyn”. A ‘
Weber
SEND TO-DAY THIS COUPON ‘
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JACOB oou. & SONS, he.
“6 WI”! 42“ Si. .
New York Ch).
Gentlemen :
Send me list of nllplilly urml
pianos and catalogues of new pint-luvs l
Station. 6 1 .
on p syer pianos.
Jacob Doll & Sons, ac. ~ 5
‘15 West 42nd Street Name m. .... 1
M. ‘lh Inc. a! headway
New York C|iy Address . . |
Mid. of Stamford. Pupslia is a
liquor dealer in Stamford and (Toni
stables Finch and Bates arrested his
employee, Ottoman, for peddling
liquor in Noroton.
. The social dance of Lincoln Counv
cit, Junior 0. U. A. 11.. of Dariou, at
Mot-hunted llail, Thursday evening.
was both nv successful and very enjoy~
nblc function. The attendance was so
large thul the lodge will not a profit
Music for the dancing was furnished
by Richard Aboudroth‘s orchestra. The
t“=‘lllllllilav in charge of the event in-
clnded Harold Cantrell. chairman.
Joseph Strchlc. Eritcsl Prelim, llumltl
Whitney and Arthur Siauson. Anoth»
or dance of a similar nature will prob»
ably be held by the lodge in January.
Thomds t‘rawford. the well known
ilnrlcn norlsl, went through a most ex»
crucintiug experience from Tuesday
afternoon until Wednesday morninp.
when he was found in his greenhouse
suffering areal pain. with bones in
both legs fractured. The discovery
was made by Mrs. Crawford. who bud
not had the least inkling of the. fate
that had tit-fallen hcr husband. lir
lcorue ll. Norton was called to attend
him and he was taken to his home
While working at his arm-choose Tucs‘
tiny afternoon. Mr. t'rnwiord fell. sus-
taining the serious injury nod was un-
able to mum- help. lie was not miss
ml at his home as It is frequently libl
custom In take food and spend it day
or two at the greenhouse during the
cold wtullhcr. lfl tn‘tlt‘r lo uivt‘ bIs
blunts and liowers constant attention.
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SM!
One deon Steam
. Boiler
One ammo“ &
, Boynton Co. .
lint Air Furnace
usao runes vsana
“am we
One lint All Fur-
”truce
uno luvs runs
One mu Fur-
, mace
one tilt VIM“
ngmhng in
Plumbing Co. .
23 fluid Street. homely»
do...“ d‘t‘t‘tea"'sonn.sas
David Warner. of Main yin-ct, Nor
walk, was pleasantly surprised by a
lparty of friends last evening at hi:
lhoinc. The evening was spent pinyin :.
.varlous games. Txcellcut vocal. plane
and grnphophoue solos were rendered.
*aftcr which refreshuwnls were served.
lAII present voted Mr. and Mrs. Warner
excellent hosts. Among those present
lwcrc: Miss Florence Smith. Mr, and
lbirs. David Warner, Mr. and Mrs. ltut'
laull Ennis. Mr. and Mrs, lt'l'ufl Schiciltc.
Mr. end Mrs. fiuulrl i‘nlrivk, \ir and
Mrs. this ilirkhouse. Mr. and .\ir.‘
llv‘lucb. Mr. and Mrs. Ham. Johnson:
Slicer-go Glover. Miss lrcno Patrick.
Mrs. 8. Policy, Joseph Cardiac, ilcnr;
Rllicr, .Iobn llerhridgc and others.
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Mahackethow Hotel
1. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
SERVICE AND CUISINE UP TO DATE
RATES I2 PER DAY AND UPWARD
Supper or Table D'liote Dinner.
0 to 8 p. m.. 50c
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL ”I.
D 3
Christmas Remittances
To the “Old (kmnlryJ' and to all
points in Europe.
i. u. LAiTON a co
(INCORPORATED)
insurance and Real
Eilate Agents
5 RAILROAD AV'I.,.,.‘_‘ so. NORWALK.
Loans “hounds.
. in; that the rule forbidding the inter-
. Icy. inasmuch as it gives a false lur
‘ shellfish productuoitbr State and
'2 S committees to ask the sill of Repre.
. its repeal:
~ himself
' cnl crowns for the some big but and
.U’w
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A Timely Subleci:
For All Houso~0whers
'l‘iilu iii the loose- for classic;
up "to premises. 8MP Ilia that
scrub brush for tile house and
the mito for the we "I .
but they dost‘ no r anon; .
X it out clean dirt any. but
to aka the hours. the urns.
stables audiences till» they
unpaid be impound lip with
i‘ ll 9
We have everything for the
pulsuofibltcsood .oti, tarps"
hotshot Hill .
Atlantic, hm White Lend
7~ Thermos: a;
curds seviumm sues
I "I n "6,; ‘ ’ ‘ .‘
'0' “I M is ’70" “11“..
wa o "w‘ii”l l 3'1 1,“: 3%,”: y. ,
i
Medusa-manned
Isa iii-tn vans» ;
mart-ills. "
‘ A mail auras-lac cm "mum
tallies aurora 2”“ of ram.
Misery in the kick. stilts qt MI“
eh W
heads . mm
pains. hwt palpitations. Um.
klmlmnm. inhaled or I‘M , lull eye-
lids. lack of enemy and it me
tours of cutoforder kids: a simpil’
vanish. .
llncontmliabie urination (especially
at night). smarttnx. cilantro and dia-
t-olored water and other bladder mic-
ery ends.
The moment you suspect kidney
or urinary disorder. or feel any their
lnntism, begin taking till! harmless
ntruedlcin-o. with the knowledge that
to i there is no other remedy, at any price.
made anywhere else in the world.
which will effect so thorough and
prompt a cure as a fiftycent treatment
of Papa's Diuretic, which any druggist
can supply.
it is needless to feel miserable' and
”W“ H'"‘""' worried, because this unusual prepare
John Eileen, Greenwich niausger for lien goes at once to the out-ofaorder
the Standard Oil Company. ('Ollllnltted l kidneys and urln‘ry gygtem’ distribut.
We who: placed in ones “my
“I M“ W and the Maui. W"
tent own, is improved, ‘ ,
M the W of 341‘. Charles .
Baton, be“ ill N State Fish Commit
atoll. minimal were crippled anew
state shipment ot oysters placed in
fresh water is seriously detrimental to
the great oyster industry of New .ier-
pn-nsion of the healthfulucss of the
county.
Planters and shippers will name
sentatives in Congress to «obtain
hearing on the order, with a view
SUlCIDE IN GREENWICH.
Manager of Standard Oil Company
: 91110109 Bl “00“ yesterday, by “0011313. ing its cleansing, healing and strength.
'lhe chin-g influence directly upon the or- .\
through the temple.
body was found this afternoon by Finn , gang and glands affected, and com-
and Donohnc, drivers, in the Merritt i plates the care before you realise it,
stable, on the Steamboat road. it is. Your physician. pharmacist, banker
supposed that the act was due to deer . or any mercantile agency will tell you
pondency over a supposed shortage in - that papa. Thompson & Pepe. of Cin-
hls accounts amounting to $500. Ht- ' cmma, is a large and responsible
had told some friends about this. medicine concern, thoroughly worthy
lie was between 30 and 35 years of your confidence. ‘
of age, and came in Greenwich from Accept only Papa's ’ Diuretic—fifty-
lhe South a few years ago. cont trculmenlwany drug 'store-—any-
where in the world. ‘
The wmnnn who has several differ.
is able. to transpose and put them in TO.ST°P HIGH ““053 OF FOOD'
pince herself. has it within her power
to give the appearance of possessin-t‘
as many different bats. This same
woman keeps in her “militnory” box at
nurubor of different. flowers so she can
use these, too, when Slil‘ chooses.
t
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Every Fruit. Produce and Commission
Man of Topeka Arrested.
TOPEKA, Kan, Dec. 18.~—~On com-
plaint of Attorney General Jackson
all the fruit, produce and commission
men of Topeka were arrested Thurs-
day charged with being members of
'lhe Topeka Produce and Fruit 191x-
l change and violating the anti-trust
l laws of the state.
F. t
It is alleged the organization has
for its purpose the control of prices
Latest Designs of“
the Manufacturers:
of food.
Children gory '
FOR FtETfiilEjl’S ..
C A S T O R l A .
it is estimated that the recent mu-
nicipal election held in New York clty
cost $400,000. The New York World
figures that it who about 66 cents for
each voter. Probably some of the
voters got more than 66 cents {or their
vntt‘.
(I Concealed piping can be
runin any house. Have an - , » ‘.
Christmas Music at Home
The Famous
Edison Fireside“
Phonograph '
Horn and Records delivered at
your home on payment of $3.95.
and balance at one dollar per
week. Call at 39 Wall street
and brake your own selections
of records from our immense
stock,
Price of Complete Outiit,
$29.95
I. l. lflfillllllili ll till.”
39 Wall Street, Norwalk
i
up-to-date light by having
your house piped for gas.
We will do it at cost.
Connecticut
"2%“ Company.
one... to N v.
For Freight Only
On and after Tuesday, January 7
men, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28. East River. New York, (fool
of Dover street). every day. (except
Sunday). at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Norwalk up to i p. m. and South
Norwaik up to 6:30 p. in.
Norwalk Steamboat Co.
Aching .l. Imitb. c. c. Housman.
Lune. Genital Agent.
Shine Up h Christmas
Porcela
Removes Grease, Ruth
and Dirt
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tilliltltiiil
Wil Christmas find you ready for
the g t? We are ready now and can
show you a fine line of goods for
presents. ‘
.lnpsneso Wars. in Brush and Comb
'l‘rnys. Chocolate Sets, Tea Sets, Cake
Help. l'lntcs. llowls. lion lion Dishes.
ctr.
Aluminum Wnrv in 'l‘cu Rollins.
Hence l'nus. li‘ry l'unn, Ten and Coffee
I’nts. ole.
tlcrlnun Cllllltt, Sulud Sets. llerry
Sets, (lake Plates. lemonade Sets. oio.
Agent for the Columbia Cylinder
and Dine Graphophoucs.
indestructible Records fit all cylin~
tier machines. They will not scratch
or break. Two Minute Records. 36c:
Four Minute Records. 600; Disc Rec-
ords. lll‘all disc machines. music two
sides. 066.
Window Shades, House Furnishing
Goods. Glass Ware. Crockery. Wall
Papers, etc.
General Contractor
and l’nper Hanging.
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FROM ENAMELED‘ on resonant
Bath Tubs, Lavatoriesl
Kitchen Sinks ‘
TUNES.
Horace R. Nash
North Main and West Str‘ueil
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