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‘ dine as". have
' lit
‘1 insult this creator; for another round
' 'allt it‘ll lo
5
In the tourtiamsnt.
itld at her late home on Maple ave-
hue. last (Friday. was buried yesterday
afternoon in the New Gillian come
tery. The funeral service, was held at
her late bottle at 2 p. to. Rev B. J.
Prompt add emoient service at
' 1 «slimmest,» w' alisWWss‘ as. . 1..
Personal ttfll ion given to all
preset-lotto war
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Come bland wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
. , . J. BARKENIManag‘sl-t
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{Photos 11. Bradley and family moved
today from Winfield street to Van
Zandt street: 1
3 Mr. and Mrs W. A. Raymond of
Betta place, are guests for a few days
of relatives ill Wilton.
The lI‘onr-by- Four Whist Club is
holding a session this aftelnoon with
Mrs. Henry Pagan. of Scuvlcw avenue.
M1. and Mia. Frederick M. Wheeler.
of this place. have been entertaining
Miss. Julia Mildred Miner, of Gretna.
Conn.
‘Mlss Mabel Latllrop has returned
home to Dallbury from a brief visit
With the Misses Edith and Anna Sec,
of East N01 walk
' cussioh aroused over the status of the
one in! these I
edit
dhys has
n .1. it as complete-
ly disposed of tits trout in the around.
This has enlisted frdgusiit expression of 1
hope that fills dondlti‘on will mead an'
early spring.‘ Ch of the Ill-tit signs
of the disappeardnoo' of the frost has
been the appearance at the surface of
the mound worms.
In most of the oyster opening os-
tabllshments business Is slowingdown
a bit. though in one, the sievens plant.
Itowsytbn,.there is so many orders to
fill that It Is hard Work to keep up
with them. This plant Is working
night and day. The opening ‘season
will continue through this month and
part of next. The old lulc Is that eye
tors are good during all of the months
that have all “r” in them This means
all of the months except May, June.
.iuly and August.
it is stated by a mall interested that
a resoltition will be submitted at the
fire district meeting Friday night, call
Inn for abandoning all recognition of
the Fire Police. Since the Saturday
night firepwllon in residence of Wil-
let G. Smith in Brl 5 street was burn-
ed, there :has been considerable dis-
witll the Mayflower Hook and Ladder
Company. fit is predicted that the
distritt meeting will be one of file but-
test ill a long time. if the order of -
A special town meeting to to be
held In Dorian, March 8, at 8 1min,
'for the purpose or ls’yln‘g the town tax.
4for the authorisation of it new
school building in tile Centre District.
and to provide for an outlay of some
840,000 therefor. Beveratother mat.
“tern appear in call.
a
A cal-load offiudley 'l‘illcy‘s fancy
Iowla Were taken to New York yester- .
day, to be exhibited at the poultry
show to be held for ten days at Madi-
son Square garden. The Buried ex-
hibit was loaded Into a baggage car.
which was picked up by the afternoon
passenger truth“ about 3:40.
The members of Lincoln Council.
Junior 0. U. A. M-, of Dorian, turned
out in force last evening for the
chowder supper. This (upper was for
the members only and was served at
Mechanics' Hall In the Schiichting
building. 011 Thursday evening the
lodge will have another of their so.
clals.
The luutl trespass caserol‘ Abel
Dance against Peter (lazulis was tried
last evening in the town hall before
Justice of the Peace William Willlnolt,
Jr. The plaintiff was awarded $715
damages with costs of action. From
the evidence it was prevou that the
sold (luznlis wilfully lrcspussed upon
the land of the plaintiff and erected
buildings and fences thereon in de-
flllnce of surveys nlltl lines laid out by
deeds. lro 0. (trump y was the ultor~
Alned Scam and family ,ue moving the call is followed, the electrical slid-1 liey for the plaintiff. 0
today from 39 Van Zandt street to M1
Scout's recently built residence
‘In Cove avenue. I
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Fagin, of
New Haven, were guests ort-r Still-
day ol‘ Mr. and Mrs. E. K. St. John, of
St. John avenue.
‘1 Mrs. 11‘. W. Malkln, of 23 Gregory
Boulevard, will entertain the W0—
man's Auxiliary of Christ Church par-
ish, tomorrow afternoon. .
The members of the Wednesday So-
cial Whist Club are being entertained
this afternoon by Mrs. Horace Key
worth, of Gregory Boulevard.
This lllornfiig It looked like moving
day In Van Zandt street. Three furnl
turc vans were moving families In that
thoroughfare at an early hour.
The Young Men’ s Association are to
have a practice this evening Ill the
gymnasium in the basement of the
East Avenue Methodist Church. l
A regular illonthly meeting of the
East Norwalk Fire Police is1schedulcd
to be held next Monday evening at
the headquarters in Van Zundt street. l
A daughter has been born to Mr. and
Mrs. Frank P. Self. of Myrtle uvcnuo.’
and reports from the home are to the
effot that both mother ulld child are
doing nicely.
Mrs. H. D. retry, who has been a,
guest for a chWialyb‘ of Mr and Mrs
John Cromwoli of East Wasiilngton
street. returned Manley to her home
in llanbury. Ili-
Ray Selleck of Qregory Boulevard,
was a member of the pool team which
defeated a Steam team last oven-
Inn in South Main street In a roullti of
on later city tonrfiiihént.
Charles lalfilix” who has but"
going through a soige of Illness has
recovered sufficiently to resume his
duties at tho llafnor establishment on
the Washington street bridge.
it Is believed that a will; of pan
handlers which Infested East Nulwullt
Monday night have gone on to fullht1r
operations. The crowd dropped from
straight train which stopped Ill this
pint of the town.
The Dory Social club. Which has
been holding a series of weekly so-
cinis for a month 011 so, will have tile
lust of the series Friday evening at
Randall's Hail, corner of Van Zandt mowed at the conclusion of the game.
street. and South Osborn avolluo.
A regular semi-monthly ltwtillim oI’
Iho met NorWIllitiflrd district commit
too was held lssli‘ night at the Motor
.Iicnt-rntor House In Bcaview aver nun. i
A melnbor of the committee stunts
that only routine mallard came under
discussion.» 1
Captain Charles nutrition tutti family
«1111 moving front "Bridgeport to the
IIlulphy block In East Washington
street They formerly resided In Fort
street and moved to Bridgoport neat
ly a your age, In order to. be ashlar
Captain Bouillon s oyster work.
, The official weather prdtplict will
, lose his reputation fdr verso
weather does not soon not In an up:
psaranuo. Yesterday morning he wad
of the opinion that the storm wds
about over. as “find? likewise todayI
and expects quitti s‘. ddld we’ve to fol1
low.
Muddy sidewalks are decidedly
prolhl'sshl thiswesit as a result real
' 1 _ sidewalks “9’9.“ this sum is a dds“
V I. ’ ,fl, .3 i“ la.” . A pt
‘lorder to keep up with the rush of or-
is it clear‘ tho Not-stun river are moving to the
often will be taken up first calling for
a consideration of additional facilities
MissMarlon l.’Hommcdiou, daughter ‘
of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel liliomcdicu, of
Rowan street, entertained a pull) of1 ,
friends at her home last evening, In
honor of her birthday. The guests of :
the evening were the members of the ;
senior class at the Elizabeth Mend
School. Hillside and the members of,
the M. l. P. Club. The young ladies
had a very pleasant evening. Miss
liliommediou ploving from If (ll
charming hostess. Various games and
, other diversions contributed to the cr-
servcd. The hostess received 11 num
ber of handsome gifts as rclllllldcrs of
tile occasion.
11111le
The streets contain plolli)‘ or mud
just now, bill with clearing wt1ntllt1r it
is hoped that they will become settled.
and better conditions will prevail.
I
tI
onillg's pleasure and a rcpast was‘
I
Mrs. Charles Jones, who has been
a summer resident of Belle island for
many years. died at IH‘I' home In
Stamford. last week. Silo was known
and respected by many people in this
vicinity.
The Stevens Oyster Colllpully is us-
Illg two shifts of men now In the era
lt1r opening department, and one crew
works days and “mother nights, in
tiers. which show no sign of 11 let 11p
The regulal quarterly meeting of
tilt1 officers and trustees of the Row-
uvtoll Flee [AHHKIy Assotiulion was
held yoslcitln) ui'ttvlnoon iii ”111 lloillt1
oi the1 secretary. Mls. (‘qu II1 1‘.
Mitchell Reports were loud and other
million business was itansnctrtl.
A good number of pt1t1pit1 authored
III the Rowutitlll liuptial (‘hulth, last
Hoping, for Illt.1 pulpouc of attending
the Sondra chtvrrv atlt1IIll.Vanuus
gulnou worn indulged ill and the.
cherry had a ploluinenl part In them.
The prize for getting nearest the
iliquor business in New York. II
(in account of a transfer or tho it.
ccnuc for the Tookcr liousc not having
been llludc before the death of the late
1111‘,plopilctoi Eugene Meyer it has been
potential y to close the bar tenllmrao
Ily. It is expected that the change of
license will be effected by the'tentll Of
the month. Charles Stuudcnmcvcr.
who is now connected with the hotel.
and who is a brother In low of the do
'tt1nst1ti has disposed of his wholesale
is
understood that Mrs. Meyer will run
lilit‘ “("01
B ‘
Mrs. Minnie Gregory is visiting 11111-
utlves in Bridgeport.
John Ilouton, of New York.
over Sunday with friends here.
William Mills, lili‘lllt‘l‘l,‘ of this plot. .
Is now working III liudnon. N. Y.
Mr, and Mrs. P. t‘. Wells, Ill Sillli
ford. visited last week at F. \\
ory's. Newtown avenue.
Edward Wells has resigned his ptm~
tion as clerk at 1:. l.. Gregory‘s shun
and Joe Shay, of (lrulmnnn lH‘t'llll'
has taken his place.
Mrs, Mary licdicnt. I)! tlrullluluu 11.11
lluc. Is visiting friends In Snugulalr
and for the past two wcoka has lit-t1“
sick and unable;1 to got home. but I;,
now Improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris t‘ougawt-II
spent several days ill New Yill‘k‘fillil
Brooklyn, last week. \Vllllc lllf‘l'f‘ the)
visited the Hippodrome and other pluc-
cs of amusement.
Mr. and Mrs. llurtllti Phillips. of
(lruitllllnll avenue. have gone to house-
keeping on tlprillg Illll. \Vt‘slptll‘i,
where Mr. Phillipa has taken a posi-
tion with Chapman 'l‘uyiur.
\lI‘l'f‘tl
tin-l:-
.. ... U..._m
lltlll‘lilll
The board of relief held Its Inst
clicrly In the use. while the demos
lsntu were blindfolded was secured
by Mrs. Winfield Ill-ant. The prise for
messing nearest the number of char-
ries In 11 for was awarded Io Miss
Mabel Ambler. Refreshments were
run IIIil lIIiilIiliilI
Acolorod miniltrol entertainment
to; been called for Friday night at
the Darien town hall.
Misti Amy l’nlght, of Wood avenue.
tilenhrnolt. is spending a few days
with iIlIsIl Ilinlnla‘lstsrk of Norman
George Jones and family moved you-
terdsy from Dorian to White Plains.
New York, their furniture being trails-
terretl‘ Iiy litvoryman Andrew Taylor
M11. Hartford and family. who have
been living on the Stamford side of
cottage of Mrs. Albert Friend, on the
Damn lids ,
A lawsuit, was tried out before Jua-
tlos Woods: 11 wuiu‘wu .11.. Monday
«union, tits pletiltlff being a Home
Isa than who brought a case against.
Abel Dance over a real estate deal.
The tragic Hook and udder and ion-
Inooilns Monday. .
Judge lirndloy bi assisting III the
Probate office In li‘IIiI'erltl this week,
Mrs. Ilarrlot (7. Price spout ,i'esit1r1
day with her daughter In Bridgeport.
Mrs. Louis 8. Mills has returnwi
from 11 visit with Mrs. (3. Mayor. III
flrldegpori.
Mrs. Maekensit' wIll entertain Illt1
ladies of Trinity parish this afternoon
ill the purstliluxo.
Mrs. William [sodium Ilns unitl' a
large truck of wtmtlisntl to Mr. Ali
sills, the sawmill mun.
Andrew Carlson. who has lump visit-
Ing In It‘niriiold the last lWo weeks.
has returned to his home.
Rev. William ll. Itohlnuuu will
preach ut the Union service this two-
lIIng at Holy Trinity church.
iii. ’l‘. Bradford has purchased several
done this year by his own help.
Rev. Paul Straycr. of Rochester, N.
in. has been the guest of his brother.
W. (i. a. Btrsyer. of Green Farms.
one of the local residents has a
Ilshod in Danbury and dated June 24.
1790. ‘
working teams and will have lllli wont '
copy of the Farmers' Journal. pair ‘
Sloan’s Lilliment‘ is the best
remedy for s sins and bruises.
it quiet-t c pain at encased
can be applied to the tenderest
part without hurting because it
doesn't need to be rullliedunu
you have to do is to is It on '
lghtly It is a powerful, prepa-
ration and penetrates instantly--
rellevcs any inflammation and con-
gestion, and reduces the swelling.
H 's the Proof
Mr. final"), BishOp of deran-
ton, Pa. says:-- "On the 7th of
this resent month, as I was leaving
the ullding at noon for lunch. I
slipped and fell. spralning my w.rlst
I returned in the afternoon. and at
four 0 ’cloclt I could not hold a pen-
cil in my band. 1 returned home
later and purchased ,9. bottle of .
Sloan’s .
Liniment
and used it five or six times before
I went to bed, and the next day!
was able to go to work and use my “
hand as usual.”
Sloan’s Llnlmcnt
is an excellent anti
septic and germ 1
killer— heals cuts,
burns, wounds and
oontusions, and will
draw the poison
from sting of poi-
sonous insects.
960., 600. 1111118100
mm ‘s book.-
2:”! larva:-
MA ”on:
Dr. Earl 3.81mi,
_ loam, less... use.
_
ilulioti ill Willow Brook comma-r3
Rel. \ir.Mnt1kt1nr.It1 ruiltilltttul the 2-H!
vices.
All organ recital Will lw givull in
Illt1 Methodist Clint-h on the owning
WALL
PAPER
New Goods. now In
stock. Prices are no
higher than lail year.
1-7 E. E. Gerham
Decorator
10 First Street. East Norwslk
Telephone 452
, fact permanent relief If ink
“The (‘llffortl Philrlllnc)‘,
A unionist not”
iii In It our u s
. . Satisfactorylllelldi
if you suffer from constipation In
any form whatever, acute or chronic.
we 3er guarantee to supply you moth.
clue that we honestly believe will ‘13;
w
romlarlty and according to did otluus
for a reasonable length of tints. Should
the medicine fall to be efit you to
your entire satisfaciio We promise
that it shall cost you nothing. ‘
No other remedy can be compared
with Rsxali Orderlies for the user.
pleasant and successful treatment of
constipation. The active medicinal
Ingredient of this remedy which Is
odorless. tasteless 11nd coimloss. is an
entirely new discovery. Combined
with other valuable ingredients, It
form: 11 preparation which is incom-
parable its a perfect bowel regulator.
Intestinal Invigorutor and strengthen-
er Roxnll Orderlles are eaten like
candy, and are notable for their gen-
tle and a rcosblo action. They do not
cause 1; going or any disagreeble ef-
fect or inconvenience and may be tale
on at any time, day or n i.ght’
We partlculatly Ictommond Roxull
()1 dcrlies for children and for delioatt1
or aged persons. because they do not
contain anything injurious. Unlike
other preparations, they (to not create
lblt. but Instead they Overcome the
h It; acquired through the use of or-
dinary laxatives. catilariics and harsh
physio. and remove lilo causes of con-
stipation or irregular. bowel action
that are not of surgical variety.
We want you to try Ilexull (irdcrllos
at our risk. We know of nothing that
will do you' so much good. They are
[handled ill tablet form in two star's:
36 mblols.2 SI rents, and 12 tablets III
cents “Onlf‘llllii‘r \ou tall obtain
licxnil Rolllctllcs In South Not-walk
only Iii our slot-11.71110 lit-xall Store.
Qultinrr d'r
Cilill)‘. l'rtips.
of March ltI.\\1'ulIcr Gait- organist Ill
liroutlv-‘uy 'illbcl11,llutlt1 “lot In- lllt‘ 111-
gnniri, assisted by Miss \larnuhll
Kt‘)'v.1;, .11 noted I'llllil'ltltti hillKI'I III
New York city.
"llt- tulllllllllitww‘ of ill11 1.1111115~ lira1
(Itlllliilllll‘h‘v lull. t1illllllt-1111li'mliit
litmus fol tilelt lull will: It mil in h it
in . Iltltmfll Iinll lm llllf‘I‘ Iliuilin t-11Ii1
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FAREWELL WEEK OF THE CROSS
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MONDAY. TUESDAY and WEDNES-
DAY. FEB. 28. MAR. i. 2
Mll'k Swan's Greatest Farce Comedy
“A Runaway Match ”
Monday Night. One Lady Admitted
Free by Purchasing One 30c Ticket
Before 6 p, m.
Tuesday Night.
Ladies.
STOCK CO.
Souvenirs to the
THURSDAY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY.
MAR. 3, 4. 5
The Sweetest of Western Stories
, “A Cowboy’s Girl”
. With All Special Scenery
ORPHEUM STOCK PLAYERS
Open an Engagement Monday. Mar 7
Wat;h the Papers
For Yew-Cot iii
“About as sill! sir-1 bristles cannot
Nahuatl with I reset
only for soil. it
it” M “l '13
stistsot
that is $3
es ‘ doughnut diffuse
RM!” .
"an months.”
My “fmltdm CW1
died" suddenly In New York. were
gins whim pdolesports. who new
The remains of II. III. iiurnham. who ‘
broufilltlto Westpurt yesterday "until
1 ...0ssrs...l«1l.r not ,3... .,.,. at
1» so. why not Insure your baggage, sold
W MUSIC HALL
DOUTH NORWALK'C ONLY
Vaudeville Theatre
MONDAY. TUEBDAY, WEDNESDAY.
FEB. 25. MARCH 1.2
Infra Special Announcement
The liq est Attractlon of the lesson
TE -BDHOOL KIDS-JEN
With Viola Faust. In the Merry Mos-
Icai Gumbel. "School Days”
Itucupiluns on Ringo fol ”I" (‘lliidrvu
alter the Mutluoo \t'btlnvutlnv Sutur-
tlay. I-IIIIIvoilII-u will be given In all
the (‘Iliitiron
PAUL DODTHERN
In his Original Comedy Novelty
uawltms AND JOHNSON
The Classes» Colored Team In Yaw
dsviila
Milo JULIA CURTID
The Pretty Little Incense
Tits Minstrlil our
ECDII MORAN
Minstrel Wittiolsms
Fun for the .on Lovers
AND Mle. MARK MONROE
AND COMPANY
MOTION PICTUNHDAC'HANDED av.
Tuesday at noon watch for the school
Kids‘ May also Parade
”siorli‘s other:
nish the music.
pieces of land, the first purellnIisd
from‘grnnicr, Flctlelltk Adams, and
bounded north by
Rusull:
John Coley, land at Greens Farms.
lilli illlili'
Coilsldolnblo interest has bet: u intui-
lft1sied by local physicians and the
townspeople In general since the ring.
gestlon mode editorially lust week In
The Advertiser, that the old Dicker-
man house, which has been moved
back to make room for the new town
hall, be used as a hospital. One physi-
clun stated last night. that he thought
the proposition a timely one and
was of the llllprosslon that such an
institution here would be self-support
ing.
in tllé Stamford hospital,
, outlay evening after
William M Lewis' orchestra,
of Norwalk. has been engaged to turd
land of Serene
Edward Lambert ‘1... $250 to
During the past winter there
have been many New Canaan patients 1
and there
havebeoll many more who would have
The following transactions have he . 1
neatly been recorded at the town
Charles Booysmith, of
New York city, to Edward Lambert.
land at Cleans Farms; Michael Hostil-
II for 8750 to Cornelia Everett two
Use your teeth on yourfood or your
stomach will suffer. Quick lunches. ‘
hurried esting.boiting food are sure ;
to end. sooner or'lotcr, in some i
{sun of indigestion, ll etc or less
troublesome. ' '
quickly relieve the distress caused
by hurried eating. '1 hey act direct .
ly on the stomach nerves and swim "
ally help the food to digest and
assimilate. They are particularly
good for nervous dyspepsia. bloat»
lug, hiccoughs,’ bitter taste in the
mouth and flatulence. With ren—
sonabic care in eating, Beecham s _.
Pills will soon
Put an End 'to‘
' Stomachllls '
Sold Evsffiwh'e. In NICO-CK and 256. y‘
' m--4
Wall Papers
HIIIISEIIIIIIIISHINII Gilli.
lilliill, Gilli-
Will. ill}.
Billillllillili Hill Pililliill
Mill PAPER lliiiiilllll
up. ...... u.
inspects
87 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. CON.
Records, Graphophones and Supplies.
Agent for Columbia Phonograph Co.‘s
taken advantage of hospital accommo
loan it Is a great inconvenience to
the dot ons as well as those interested
iin those who are ill to have to loan
any to Stamford to administer to, or
\isit llit‘ sltk.
Tm‘fllllng that afttl a hospital was
flooded the town could draw $5,000
I 110111 the State, and this with the moth
ty from patients would insure its
, s lpport.’1‘he old Dickorman house Is
particularly well
purpose. Little. if any, remodeling.r
,would be necessary. Tile rooms on
lilo first floor are spacious and the
windows are large and numerous.
IModern Improvements have been ill-
siniibtl and the heating system Is
it tit-tplntc. The location Is central and.
at the plcsent time every thing would
'Intlltnio that a scheme of this kind
‘t-oulti be carried out. It is a matter
im- the Selectmen and a special town
'nlccting. This physician has volun-
teered not only to assist but also his
financial aid and It Is assumed that.
the other doctors In town would he
1‘1quaily as enthusiastic. New Canaan
now has it now school-house and a
11.1w town ball. A new library bulld~
lug i.»- nlso an assured foot. A hospi-
‘Iai. however small, would give tone
ltlgt1.ullti Is urgently needed. The
IVERY LITTLE
Mr Merchant to have an El. l1(.‘l‘ltlt
SIGN for your store and show will
does.
the) staid. Tilt: GOODS!
roll to order larger ones
I. WACHINCTON ITIEIT,
IOUTH NORWALK.
TIL. son.
We maki1 ”Will all sizes and
Tri a small sign for a sinrturmtnu
Increase in youl business will cause
The Reed 81 Volk Electrical Co.1
’ 11111111111 should receive Ihc earnest and
cooperative support of every inhabi-
llllil. Let the subject he agitated still
l‘urtht-r that it may receive a hearing
lit-{tile the people.
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSI-3.
NEW Ytlltli. .\ltlrt1il L’rrAll‘lVBd:
Sli t‘\‘llli'lt1,i.i\‘t-rptiol
"1 Wu in this Illnt best as one seldom
l.t 11p tinn- very long
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Mallaekemo Hotel
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
111211ch mo CUISINE or To oars
SKATES ‘2 PER DAY AND UPWAWD
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susnav DINNERS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL “s
a- unions-MM
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COME IN AND SEE OUR
ELEGANT DISPLAY OF
GAS
LAMPS
dm’rw‘skrfihn fisuhr-‘auwskn’w .«
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INSURANCE
Are you going away this your?
personal effects. against loss by first
inquired
J. M. Layton 8. Co. ”
Am Gas Domes
one for pine or ibis.
Connection
Ii NAItNDAQ AYINUCI GDU'l‘H
Ironwood cuss.
AntlEleéiric Stand
Not to be «nailed to the Twin
of Ranges -
is very large in both also and
here in a satisfactory MWK
An enameled range that it
saved!
Horace R.
TCLIPHON‘ 1:001
”or? ii .11 1113 Yes
ldations had there been such in this ..
'rhv doctor stated inst "
adapted for" the 1
and all ilspcoi of enterprise to thorn...
price. Every demand from a ho-
tel to the small kitchen mum
Come in and see the new Ida.
black. Just think of the in V‘
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