curso- 3m Wants {i
Willey? stiller .
' tl defile ‘litaervlca at
lilianQ."‘.‘ .. N L
.Berso latteption van to all
prescripgi‘onworlt." ‘1
V Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Coins in and violin" your car.
‘l . ”r' ‘rw g '
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a<<
Ralph Bfldrdgoi‘y «hasvndded . the.
convenience of a . telephone to his _
.home in Beaview avenue.
B. Arthurariiiin, the East Washing-
ton street hardware dealer was rsport- .
ed this morning as ill at his home in
Rowayton.
. Raymond I.‘Longly, of West Hart-
ford, has. has returned home fro a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Lille , of
Seavisw avenue. I
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‘ Fred Colteri‘aad family moved yee- ,
terday‘ from the Murphy block in East .
Washington street “ to South Main
street, South Norwelk.
James Angleman. the blacksmith.
has been laid up for two weeks at his
home in Sesvlew avenue by neuralgia,
but is now able to be about again.
Mrs..0tto‘nerns is scheduled to be
the leader ‘of the melting of the Loyal
'Workers' Society Sunday evening. The
éoliflict will be "Co-laborers With
3 r s ."
-
Mrs. Home Keyworth, of Gregory
Beulevard. will be the hostess of the
Wednesday Social Whist Club at the
.next week meeting of the club. to be
held Wednelday at her home in Greg-
ory Boulevard. : .
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The public clock over the entrance
to the motor generator house in Sea-
vlew avenue is again spacing time in
good shape. having race are from its
temporary south of fuss ivl y. during,
which it - celebrated Washington's
Birthday.
The faithful electric truck of the
NorWalk Steamboat Company took her
customary-trip to Westport. his morn—
ing. Thls‘truck is run all winter and
if appearances count for anything she
is several times more efficient than the
horse-drawn type: ‘
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I
Dr. Russell E. Morgan, the dentist.
is decidedly happy today otter ,a new
arrival in.his hensehold. This morn-
ing a bright little daughter was born
to Dr. and Mrs. Morgan a? their home
in Rowan street and it is believed that ‘
both mother and child are doing nice
ly.
”A north wind sent schooners scud.
ding along the Sound ill great phone
this morning. To make headway in
the sound with such a breeze. the sail.
lag vessels wire close hauled but can.
not do as well as the ones bound for
the westward, when they sail free on
the quarter. i
.The members of the Dory Social;
Club will resume their weekly socials
this evening at Randall's Hall at the
corner of Van Zandt street and South
Osborn avenue. The social scheduled
for a week ago toni ht was not held
on accbtin't‘of'the Li e Bavera' ball in
South Norwalk. “. l
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ll". F. Holly. tbe‘baller, reports that
the ground he; hop been out several
times sinceOan‘lilsmas Day. February
2nd. Wednesday till grouudhng came
tout to~hirowtr detriment at Mr. Bob
ly's farm. A steel. trap was in awaib
ing and now he won‘t be able to tell
when spring gets here.
.«a—
.fie‘lunior ups, of the East Av-t
on flethdlli t Church, will have
meeting of importance this meal};
when it will be learned how the or
bersli'i eonilit‘cillsnl are progress
ing. we aides were recently formed.
0R3, , .beiii known as the reds and
t s " pr us
blues.
e,’Tiis‘*looal.bost mth‘illialiltwil‘? “a":
b ‘ . indict: on s ow a
smwgmghum 'wcnt there in
wildlifblr p ili‘ltlnces, particularly In»
t M dd w oofthill limit which was
ig‘bl‘i
I slide
‘3 i .
a .l bitibn. One of the onthu»
raidifhis'mornlng that be and
i Iothsrsswsia unappointed In it. ,
A V ' ‘ ids and her young
Aihhi‘dm it?“ venue flawed in Plains New You! ' ‘ do interest in political matters
0- 0‘3! A ' “I”.-. m.~'flt'llhlilyu
. , . . M . . i ‘
3'3. i‘lu‘figxdmpwg $3:ng ‘ Mrland MNJPIionsman Miller mov- “1.x: Wt ‘33:: out) 13in“? 33:3?de _ ‘
than it to it out {to be. While all ed‘froin Darren to their-new home in, e rs” ~ “ notroli . ' id f .
, had 3“,“ id lodge} a, Mrs. has”: “like". NW Xi’ik- WWM'MY- “Kim, that dial ifhz"fl:*umi ,
. , . , W . v ' . u w p ' ‘
mtg: igvl‘rfgym The haddoazsounim A Wither 0f “WW” WSW” "'3'". amid}: Thmpohatil'blsn lib-arrests.
Milt“ “e : ' proprietor of the Toolter Hosts, who «. ; . “W3...“ : ,
. ', W 1nd flow as I ate. has taksnpossss. mm..- 1-th ‘ m it”! ”a. M W mg .g
.l ' careful eye is being kept on t a? 0' “W DEA“- 1‘ “I ““9" “mi ‘ -, .‘ lit; livii I. ' “'1 “W"“W‘
' as here as in other parts :3 ' mm in.” WWW" seam h“. ,. V Wit.N.li..‘ii'l .‘- wfihlvsriop . mi -
to wit tor-tbs am signs of scarlet booths:- Mtl commit “'0 I‘M I" use in is envy a n at at rate. I. 0"
his The heritable have been ill!“ 'W’fiflflim W? “‘7"? "‘0 "W "'0‘ as its an ilipamf‘ lsstiilzbt'ats "I‘ W:
demos” formulaic that there are ’ WOW- “ "1 ”WW" “I .N“ Y‘" idem ‘ n visited by we deal “"1. I‘ W
formal-me {fi'é‘r tunic ct‘i‘t‘uoa’lat' “it“ - w ' ' ,‘ltia{pruning}g winter. g " g ‘ “I“: “A”,
at is : year hi it “:Ww‘“. , in , . Ill ' , f“ , . ‘
while pita; ail-.pllliss are going' . . __ . s . and“; , y T. . . 'w' A", it I‘m:
through i ‘ ‘siog‘epsdsmics. , ‘ . - . [my 7 ,y filth?" bgwm} if 1:. 3““ you
7‘ use it fthshiit n lows in i. » III-res- i “iii-sushi. ins-tans. ‘ ‘ . g “i i“ ‘*
tit twat .. idiom llFMr'aduring 31%: i M nose is a endlns ' " : “homescahw. , ‘ ' 1th“! l.
the ’past few transactions Workis on y , s I“ sign u. Willie-Ii gm. WI of bar has- 1”“,m“
m‘ 'W m“ ”m.“ haul's‘flihiiiiii is pretty peed evl~ -‘
My. 4
are ginghaoafomd vacation to- A satin
. . any. though they, manu'
. brought rainbsre, left a covering of
I , if anyone wishes to lake city board-
appe‘ared this morn-
4, .
intuit to. " so .rk.
. musicians The sadism
hair’jllit the weather at its
Thbrl'i.‘ “
A, . . .i‘tfllk‘ahouirytiie desir-
‘ibmii’. ”ti," . n «‘ms guild" the
midu'fi’tifi 1:0 . mavens. rail.
3‘0“ ”m a? the roteciiou of ped-
Q'IIW‘M‘ 1' ‘ fill”. isltsilwa the
request for? ping. ,tbsofigrasent-
ed‘lo till Mil vim iii} e‘pres-
sets it: . ? oasis rhino! the build.
his 0 a W proof nor the mast
avenue raiir . sf ”.3
. , ,,, .
Henry B. Gotham...who lives in
south Wilton'siid? is "emoibl'ed at
John P. heatty's paint andpspor store
in; ast Washington street, reports the
re lid to be covered with snow at
ls'home, while in EsstNorw‘iilk, the
ground is here. Show is reported from
many points above Norwullt. In Ridge.
held there Is sleighing. Back from the
shore the storm which recently
SHOW.
a-‘a-w—u— W a
it is expected that the call for the
tire district meeting will be given out
omclaily this evening. This meeting.
bill will be held 'a week from to-
t, infertile purpose of consider-
an a tension of the district elec-
tr 0 nor be. It, is stated that it will
hermit up to the meeting whether lar-
gar operating machinery shall be as»
ours , in at i apresent generator is
beingnpss pl'lg‘tically to its capacity.
The listing it also be asked to de-
cldli on the question of the extension
of'ithe service.
Wit
nig
in
Thermometers thoroughly expressed
their; contain 't of spring again this
morning, and stills a change in the
titer ‘rrlvesi a day or two March
m and s Lilla the proverbial lion.
artisans - si‘ conservative mer-
cui‘" tits deilred the temperature
to ,l 1 “'5'“ above zero. George
B.» lllil‘"ltiljiiaiiy triphere this
thorn g reported 7 degrees above at
bill it me in Hill“ River. one~degree
lower, than yesterday‘s registering.
Store window-iii a number or instan-
ces were mated this morning.
Th9.“ ‘ are some great games of
DOD] M i 9 Hofhet‘ establishment on
thszash‘iastiiii lireet bridge last ev-
ening. Captain H. A. Saunders repor-
ted thil morals that he had won five
out of at: gain a from George Gutt-
f'idle and look the measure of Cap-
tan C. D. Tobey in several games be
side. Captain Hod is now looking for
Charley“ croix's scalp. Hod was lin-
able to e lain his star playing unless
it was attributable to the loss or most
of his fair looks. Yesterday he was
shorn by a barber. ills friends lnsis~
ted that he took gas and Hod doesn't
denyfiit.
~Bilious? Feel heavy after dinner?
Tongue coated? Bitter taste? Com
pinion saliovf? Liver needs wakliul
up; Don's Retullla cure biiious at:
tacks. ‘80 cents at any drug store.
.y-n—nb—Q-
time
The Reliance Social Club is holding
a whlst party tillanaftarnoon for the
benefit of the Tuberculosis Associa-
lien.
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Thddtg‘mble house owned by Miss
Emma . Walker on the cor er of
Cudllpp and Jacob street ha been
leased to Tokeneke parties.
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Ni-‘ishing tarou h ice must cease on
February 2 . as ho law goes on then.
The attention of fishermen is called
to this‘as it may save them trouble.
Contractor Woods, who recently pur~
chased the old Ballllst Church, near
the White Bridge. to having it remod-
eled and made into it dwelling house.
which he expects to rent.
Raymond Brothers have rented the
Pennoyer place for three months, and
the three families now orcuplng it
have to move. Charles Morris will go
to the library building; Frank 8co-
iieid and sister are to move to one of
Raymond's bungalows on the Darlen
road, and Frederick Dibble will short-
ly vacate the house.
era. the ensuing year. the New York
“WRIT ‘ ‘1
tb
as all members
stickers d not quilter's.
‘M u ‘
W..‘8.‘:§- u t is contagion twain
inches til it will his lat-second, out
weak. w“ ‘
Marsupials ‘iioil and Charles
Carlson . have return home from
spending a week in New York city.‘
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The El. . B. 8. Willnmflflbwedllel‘
day. Marc 2nd. at their club rooms."
This is hoped to be a very interesting
meeting.
Mrs. Turkey is caring for Aaron
llennetl. who is very feeble.
i
Mrs. Alfred Maddock is improving
nicely from her recent injuries. “
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Miss hithel h‘ait‘child has been
isrtaining a friend from Weston.
Ebenezer linker, of iiouthlngton, is
the guest of his daughter. Mrs. Fred
i.. Mills. ‘ ’ ‘
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u—n—
'i‘wo more pairs of heavy farm
horses have been recently added to
the form of it). T. iiedfol‘d.
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John Keller. of Bangatuck. is” us-
sisting in the erection of the new
otgon in the Methodist church
Miss Mary Wheeler and brother,
Samuel Wheeler. have been recent
guests of relatives in Easton.
A large number of the members of
the Benevolent society met with Mrs.
irk, Wellhead”. and did a large
mount of sewing for the mountain
whites. c
The fourteenth anniversary of the
institution of Aspetuck Lodge. K. of
P.. was appropriately observed at the
rooms Tuesday evening. An elaborate
program was successfully carried out.
A collation followed.
_...........,.....
The funeral of Mrs. John liohoney
was held from the Church of the As-
sumption yesterday morning and was
largely attended by relatives; and
friends. There were several hand.
some floral tokens. Rev. Father Dug-
gnn officiated. ntorment was in the
King street no story.
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Two free lectures under the sus-
pices of the trustees of the library are
to be given soon in library hal. The
first. an illustrated lecture o For»
estry, by 8. N. Spring. stats forester,
will be given on Monday. 33 p. to.
All interested are cordially hvlted to
attend. Announcement of the second
lecture will be made soon.
PACKING Hausa mauugv on
ass . '
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Proalsutm- Carved Wants to not
Packing Company Book.
NEW YORK. Feb. 25.——Packing
house men and cold storage interests
hers and elsewhere had rspreeanta‘
lives on hand in Jersey City today
where the grand jury met for its as
peeled anal action on recently proper.
ed indictments.-
There was every indication that
when the jury reported to Judge
Swayse it would return from in doses
to a score of indictments against thoI
meat packing interests which main,
thin the vast system of cold liUl‘iilt“
plants across the Hudson river from.
which New York city draws the bulk
of Its supplies- of meat and other nor-
ishable food products. The business of
sevennl concerns hits been under in-
vestigation and there has been a great
mass of testimony taken. although not,
as much as Proaecuior (larveu, Mi
Hudson County wanted. and he threat.
ens contempt proceedings as a result
of his failiire to obtain spook at the
i
I
books of a National Packing (‘qu-
pany, of icago. i
Sen tiohal incidents of the past
few d s. including an attempt. ac
cording To a ,aemi-o ciai statement to
bribe the prosecut r to call off the
proceedings asglnsl the packers. have
combined to excite wide interest in
the investigation.
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HOTlL ARRIVALa.
Mahackllno~lt (‘. Chapman. ilol-
yoke; Phil ilealldoin, Merlden; 'l‘lio
mas hicl’artland. New Him-n; George
W. Lewis. ciiyl Jesuit- 8hirlcy, Ko-
ltomo, ind; Rube Bridges. Oshkosh;
George Carter. Hoboken; 0. N. Hull,
ew York: Valentino E. (ilison. Harl-
ord: A. L. Tonillnson. Bridgeport; Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Randall. Arlington, N.
3.: S. (irlensieln. Bridgeport: i... it.
and New Haven road would be glad to
receive their names to place in their
forthcomin summer resort manual.
They spook hand in the name with
particulars to the station agent near.
eat their home. They desire the in-
formation ssesrlyas March 10.
‘ lililii inputs
The last regularly scheduled meet-
of the town board of relief will be
d tomorrow.
In
its
”wa-vlb—
| George Jones ahd family will move
this week from Dorian to White
or the Hall, Fire and
hit was held intervening
Harland, Wilton: (loom L. Rockwell.
Rid field: 0. R, Harper. Iioston; (l
aw. nneli. Detroit; W. i0. Fuller, Jl‘..
‘li‘ail River: .1. id. Pike, llsnbury; l".
.l‘i.i.awfon. city; ll, Finn. Milford; .lnv
loop ,May, iiridgeporl; w. Roberts. New
iHat‘lh: D. Iimfl'. L. H. Decker. New
iVorlt.
locates tooamo iron ILAIHIRI.
ifw roan. Feb. 25.. “Detectives
ton y scoured the city in a search for
the live disafwho do all over the west
.sida in a tuition yesterday to find
John Bronchial am when the found
‘ attacked him murderousl . stab
b n him‘efyht times and slashing his
ton n; ,(l‘reenthai's condition was crib
lcui ‘iodly. menthol formerly tooit
i
trap
snows." ”
distiller. .
lbs in helium...
I
time one ill your
3M attack of indi-.
gestlon or some I rib of stomach trou-
ble, why don't you keep some Dispen-
sin in the house irony?
This harmless leasing will digest
anything you can out without i the
slightest discomfort. and overcome a
sour, gassy stomach live initiates at.
As thare is, often
family who suite
ter. .
Tell your pharmacist to let you read
the formula plainly grinned on th‘ss
lib-cent cases of spe's Diapops n.
then you will readily-see why it makes
indigestion, Sour . Stomach. Heart-
burn and other distresses go in five
mlnnlesand relieves at once such mil!-
eries ns Belohing of Gas. Nansen, Head-
aches. Dizziness. Constipation and
other stomach disorders.
Some folks have tried so long to find
relief from’ indigestion and Dyspep-
siu or an out-of-oi'der stomach with
the common, every-day- cures adver-
tised that they how about made up
their minds that they have something
else wrong, or believe theirs is a case
of Nervousness. Gastritis. Catarrll of
the Stomach or Cancer,
This. no doubt. is a serious mistake.
Your real trouble is. what you eat does
not digest; instead. It ferments and
scars, turns to acid. Gas and Stomach
poison. which putrefy in the digestive
tract and intestines, and. besides, poi-
sons the breath with nauseous odors.
A hearty appetite. with. thorough di«
gestion. and without the slightest dis-
comfort or misery of the stomach, is
waiting for you as soon as you decide
to try Pope‘s illapepain.
Han ONLY couass.
Lady Anne Lindsay, the author of
the old poem "Auld Robin Gray." was
not only a delightful conversational-
isi, but she was a great story teller.
This gift made her not only a wel-
come guest abroad, but a valuable
member of the home circle, fork is
related In "A map of Scottish Wo-
men" that at a dihuisr pKrty which
she was giving to some friends an old
man servant caused some amusement
by saying in a perfectly audible un-
dertone:
“My lady, you must tell another
story. The second course won't be
ready for live minutes."-—Exchange.
WALL
PAPER
New Goods new in
stock. Prices are no
higher than an year.
E. E. Gerham
Decorator
it) First Street. East Norwallt
Telephone 452
Pin Vocalist it!
mused anti! as bristles causal
. huddhslilily mascara; rust
ll M Y
an...” thst‘iie is s cheap skate.
, Simultaneous Action by flan Ali's
New Yofit Medical Aulhoriiiea Claim
I Dyspepsia is be avPre-Dispos-
ing Cause oi Con-
sumpiion
liiilii touts
coronary sonata, u
my son an 1
CLEVELAND, 0.. Feb. zh.—~The re-
plies of the Southern Railroads to the
wage denlaud or the lirotherho oi
Railroad Trainmou and the Order of
Railway Conductors were opened here
yesterday. The refusal of the roads to Dyspepsia wears out the body and
. ,brain. The weakened. irritabl stom-
mect the menu terms’wns unanimous. inch being unable to digest toga. tile
This places the Southern Railroad; body 4008 “01 receive the required
situation in practically the same state nourishment. and the victim becomes
as that in the territory north of the, thin. weak andzhagsard. As a result.
Chesapeake & Ohio and east of the the body b60013“? a fertile Mid in
Mississippi. n is now certain that any, which the germs of disease may lodge
action taken by the men to press their and 1‘0“?“ - ‘
demands will be simultaneous in the Therefore. the person W110 permit!
east and south. idyspepsia to progress unhindered is
The result of the strike vote of the} guilty 0’ contributing toward lhe d9-
Baltiniore at Ohio men wil be known: velopment of one of the most insidious
to President w, (y me, of the Train-i anti fatal diseases known to mankind.
men and Grand Master Garretson of & Dyfipflliflifi may be compleifiil’ eradi-
thc Conductors early this coming caied if properly treated. We 59“ a
week. remedy that we sitlveiy guarantee
if the decision is to call a strike, as W“! completely "319W indigestion 0“
it is expected to be. the executive MINNIE. 01‘ the WNW“ used dur-
council of the two orders which will’ “ll “.10 "ill WI“ 60” "19 user noth-
meet here later, are expected to sub-
mit to the men on till the railroad
lines the question whether a general,
strike shall be called.
The post moriem statistics of the
big New. York" hospitals show that
acute cases of consumption are due. at
least indirectly. to unchecked dyspep'
sin, especially when the victim was
predisposed to tuberculosis.
ng.
This remedy as been named Rex-
all Dyspepsia. sblets. Certainly no
offer could be more fair, and our offer
should be proof positive that Resell
Dyspepsia Tablets are a dependable
remedy.
inasmuch as the medicine will cost
you nothing If it does not benefit you.
we urge you who are suffering with
indigestion or dyspepsia to try Rexali
Dyspepsia Tablets. A 25.cent box con‘
tains enough medicine for fifteen days‘
treatment. For chronic cases we have
two larger sizes, 50 cents and 31.00.
Remember you can obtain Rexali
Remedies in South Norwalk only at
Lilr store.—-'i‘he Rexali Store. The
Clifford Pharmacy. Quittner & Canty.
Props.
WOODCHOPPER BURNED
DEATH. \
TORRINGTON. Feb. 25.~—~Befliamill
Miller (colored). aged 50 years, was
burned to death in a cabin ill the
weeds in the 'l‘orringford section of"
this town last night . Miller was a
woodchopper and lived alone. it is
bfilicved that the fire started accident-
a 3’.
TO
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MUSIC salons swaatowsa myoasa
IULLL ‘ HIMSELF.
scum soawauca osav new roan. Feb. 25.«Alben
Boetcher llcs’dying in Lebanon Hospi-
tal today a victim of a vain glorious
zeal to rise in a doubtful rt. Boetch-
er was a sword swallower and cheer-
ed by the plaudits of his audience
when he gulped down half a dozen
nails and a handful of tacks, the per-
former assayed to swallow a bayonet.
Just what happened no one knows.
but the sword swallower ran yelling
from the stage. Doctors said he had
punctured himself in several places.
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60th limitless
cunts
Vaudeville Theatre
Iig Star Feature Act
Miss JEBIIE SHIRLEY
The California Actress
in the New Garuhiing Playiei. Entitled
“The Ghost"
Mill MAY CLINTON
Champion Lady Rifle and Ravolvar
Shot of the World
Miss PHOEIE BENOCH
Dainty Comedian!"
WALSH AND READING
Two Clever Singing and Talking Com-
odill‘il
TH! THREE. GREAT VENETIAN
STREET SINGERS
Operatic Selections on instrumental
instruments
Tha Iig Extra Added Attraction
WILKlNOON‘S COMEDIANQ
in Music, Mirth and long. and a Lit-
tla of Everything
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DOUVINIRB TO TH! bADIII TO-
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Timothy Byrnes, vice president of‘
the New Haven road, is quoted as hav-
‘ in said recently that President Mellon
is “ingredient of. railroad managers
tins in the United States.
. . _.‘of President Mellen's friends!
in New Work say that if he is able to
carry out the purposes be now hill in
mind then it will surely be said of
him that if not the greatest he is to
rank equally with the greatest individ-‘
ual forces of our modern naiiroada.
President Melleu , contemplates
spending $50,000,000 in New En'gia ii
:hmliee sflthat directly connected wi it
e an as of fret ht and assert ‘r
tranc. ' g ‘ , p 39
it has been Mr. Melien's impression
that New Engluud's energy has been
wastefuliy directed. He is understood
to be a thorough believer in the’mag
nltude of-commercial possibilities of
Boston. as he is an admirer of the
commercial supremacy of New York.
nun-u»—
There is something wrong with the
funny man who cannot laugh at the
other fellow’s jokes-or the trouble
may be with the Jokes. ‘
Feather
I Pillows,
New lot. extra fine quality.
Prices from ,. We to 332.50;
All sizes in; Silk Floss Cush-
ions. from - - - “25o up
m
a. x. MITCHELL. unseat-axes“
r. A: MITCHELL
HOUSE FU RNIBH'I
CORNER WALL AND HIGH .TOs
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Norwalk Branch Office of
The Evening Sentinel
We (Repair Roofs
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WI HAVE MOVID TD THI OLD
WELL CIGAR CD. IUILDINB.
WAOHINOTON ITB‘IT
TEL. 434
Mahackemo Hotel
;
J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
ssavucs aao comma or To para
saves as ran on sun urwaao
SUNDAY DINNERS, 75c .
TIL. CALL ‘
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Out on:
of Ranges
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ELEGANT DISPLAY OF
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