31M '. - ft ii.
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Dew-m whirl?
‘v. we
" my
~ n“ “in
'ii "clef“ "'
«sea betweenthe earthaud the sun to:
day. fiance the weathermrophet‘s the-’
ory that the comet tail has turned the
clouds to rain Vdrops. .
it was with honhiderahie satisfaction
that the East Norwaik people ‘saw the
Randerspn triad digger Empire shift
her position this morning from the up.
a} t” , 5
Get Your M9 “in“
Fined at "if
a ridge rum toy
Prompt and efficient service at
all times. ‘
Personal attention given-to all
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley-patrons.
Come in and wait for your car.
names PHARMACY
per cross channel to the East New
walk channel. The digger immediate-
ly went to work and was soon seen
'scooplug out the mad at a fast rate.
The digger did not do any work yeston
day, ln-conaequence of which her first
Job is on the East Norwalk channel.
A line looking yacht. the sloop Win
ouu. arrived in the East Norwalk chan‘
nel yesterday and has been the emo-
sure of many eyes since. 'for she is a
line looking.r craft. She was brought
up from Mlanus by Arthur W. Day and
. William Blackman. Mr. Day has been
y overhauling her for the owner, Stam-
ford man, and has also been superin-
tending the installation of a gasoline
. .IJMBKBR, Manuel-t.
' engine for auxiliary power power. The
overhauling will be completed in blast
Mrs. G. Johnson, of East avenue,
and Mrs. David Roscoe, of Myrtle
street, were visitors in New York City
Monday.
Mrs. Sarah E. Beers and Mrs. M. F.
Parmclee have moved from Chestnut
street, South Norwalk, to 9 Bette
place. East Norwalk. _
Captain Oscar St. John was taken
quite seriously ill at his home, 18 08-
born avenue, at an early hour this
morning. Later he showed signs of
improvement.
The regular meeting of the St.
James Circle, of the King's Daughters.
will be held with Mrs. William Black
man. Hawkins avenue. tomorrow after-
noon at 2:30 o'clock.
A force of carpentersarc at work
making preparations for tho installa-
tion of the new pipe organ in the
East Norwnlk Methodist Church. It
is expected that the organ will or
rivc about June 1.
The Woman‘s Foreign Missionary So
ciely of the East Avenue
Church will have an important meet-
ing this evening at the church. At that
time work will be done on articles in-
tended ter the missionary field.
The people about the Washington
street bridge are still wondering if the
public float will ever materialize. With
the return 01' the big oyster fleet down
the harbor. the boat's need isr'madc
still more evident.
Some large catches of black fish re
being reported those days and this as
been the cause of considerable inter-
est. though the fish are not yet at their
best for eating purposes. One fisher-
man rcccutly report a catch of two
seven poundcrs on one line. ‘ t
The sclcctmen have had Finch Bro-
thers filling holes in the Seaview ave-
nue roadbcd during the lat day or two.
in addition to the late home of “Sea-
view Lake" in front of.the motor-gen-
erator house. The work has been
causing expressions of aprnpval.
Proprietor ticorgc it. Van Alstync
figured this morning that he had tron-
blcs of his own. in addition to having
three or his employcs of his establish-
ment out Oil account of illness. there
was a subpoena which made his pres
once obligatory at the ’l‘ntulcs-Roy~
stone lawauit in Stamford today.
Frank 1‘. Dildo. the young Washing‘
ton street bridge barber. who has been
in New York for a short time rccu'pcr-
sting from an illness, arrived home
yesterday and war. at ills place of bus-
iness today. llc has not yet fully rc-
gaincd his strength but {Unis consider-
ably better. A large number or friends
wenc pleased to greet him.
allauner lliscuit. lannor ilahm'y.
One of the suits in which t‘. C. Roy-
stone. of the Century Waterproofing
Company. futures. is on again to slam
ford today: This is the case brought
against lloystonc by .lohn Tnlnleu.
Since this case was heard Roystonc
has brought a counter suit. Constable
J. .l, tioodwlu was about Earl Norwaik
yesterday summoning witncsscs for
today's cas ~.
Thc poor old comct that has itt’l'll
blamed for (werythlnu. that has imp-
pencd during the lost Wt't'k or tuo.
is now hold to be the cause of the rain
which boson faiinin thin ii‘til'ili-ig. Ac
cording to the scientists. and (ll unni'm»
they should know. the mnuot‘a lilii pus.
iiP iii tillus nit
Health is Worth Saving, and Some
Bantu Norwaik People Know
How to love it.
I
Many South Norwalk people take
their films in their hands by neglecting
the kidneys when they know these on
nuns need help. i-llck kidneys are Mr
ponuihle for a vast amount of uniforms
nlld lll hcnllh. but there. in no mood to
suffer nor to remain in danger when
all diseases and aches and pains due
to \vcuk kidneys can be quickly and
lii‘i‘Tlliilll‘iiiiy curud by the our of
liiiltlli'u ititlncy l'iilu. More is a South
Norwuik citizen‘s rot-otnlncndniion.
Mrs. J. Moroili. 22 Union i-li.. Houlh
Norwuik, Conn. says: "i have never
lunl any nt‘i'lottu lthlncy trouble since
using lbnm'u Kidney Pills over two
mire use. At that time i was suffer:
but from a severe attack of this com-
plaint which had clung to me for
years. There was It dull ache across
my kidneys and occasional pains when
l attempted to sloop.
Pills and l was led to not a box. 1 had
taken only a few doses before i could
plainly see their good affodt and I can
tinned their use until, they had retriev-
n from my back and correct
i’rlco 50
Buffalo.
ed the
ad the dney weakness.”
For sale by all dealers.
rents. Foster-Millmrn Co.
New York. acle agents for the United
Flutes.
fif‘lnfifliiii‘l‘ iilc nanny» Dillill'ilwlilltl
take no other.
a
Methodist I
Often l was so
bad off that i could hardly work. A
friend told me about Dean's Kidney
Norwaik.
i The Mayflower baseball team ex-
pects to be considerably stronger by
the end of this week and it. was Satur-
l day and Sunday, when the season was
opened with a tie and a loss. The
1 playing of the Mayflower-s in the open-
illg game gave much promise for a
successful season. During this week.
the'players will get in some good prac-
ltice and are in high hopes of taking
.the measure of the Americans. of
. South Nerwalk, on Saturday afternoon
1 01' this week.
A well known East Norwalk .man
took exception this morning to the
. statement in these columns yesterday
attributed to the scioctmeu. in which,
the latter were quoted as saying that
the public is very quick to criticise a
few bad pluses in the highway and
completely forgot the sections in good
condition. This man says the sclot't‘
I mcn allow holes to remain until they
, spoil it good road. He was not highly
impressed with the skill of the scicct-
men as roadmakers.
William H. Baker and P. H. ii‘ioldins.
of the district commlltcc. are engaged
iuicompiliug a report. which they will
submit to the annual meeting of the
district in June. Inasmuch as these two
melllbers are not. on good terms with
the third member, August llilicustcin.
the latter is not likely to have much
to do with this report. It is not consid-
ered unlikely that Mr. llilicnnlcin will
make a statement of his own, While
most people are in hopes that the
whole offair will patchcd up by the
time oi” the meeting. Somehow the
general public does not enthuse vcry
lunch over the personal side of the. dif-
ference. ‘
The members of the Advent t‘hris-
tinn church are awaiting.r with keep in-
terest the decision of their pastor, the
Rev. Lester J“. Reynolds. over the call
he has received to the Advent church
- much longer time."
here given of the male voters'.
glut-tenuous. toxethfln with the re-.
onstrance already mentioned, seem-
ed to not as thenceded offset where
these charges had been made against
the women. for no reply ‘was made at‘
ter that. Other negative points were
disposed of in other ways, usually By
direct answers. leaving but few that
wore not taken up. The edge or the
affirmative‘s points, however. it was
also observed. remained practically as
sharp at the close of thewdebste, as
it had been at thebexlnning of it. the
facts presented by that side having
been so tightly massed together, that
it seemed impossible to make any
opening in themwhntever. If there
were any weak spots, they were not
located last night! The “affirmative
showed. from results obtained the
world over and from the code, serpents
of several million people in i is court.
try, that Woman Suffrage is making
great progress everywhere, and that
men and women, as they understand
the question better. are disposed to
help it along all they can, The ammo-
tlve side last night was taken by V. . .
Bonellshu, David Mills and Harvey
Ackert; the negative by Edwin W.
Godfrey. Harry S. Bryan and Charles
R. Petty. lloth Messrs. l‘icncllsha and
Mills have debated, before. whereas
none of the ‘other men has had that
experience; on the other hand, the af-
firmative side had the unpOpular end
of the debate, requiring them to over-
come a certain prejudice which possi-
bly oxisicd, so that ill view of this
fact, it is said they feel that their side
was not so top heavy after all as it
may at first seem. Another debate has
been arranged for the next meeting
night. May Ill. the subject then to he.
“Resolved, That high license would be
'more‘ cffecflvc than Prohibition in the
solution of the liquor problem." The
affirmative will be taken by Harry
Scoficld, Will llyons and Lewis'sio-
warby; the negative. by tho they. Mr.
Melicrmott. (l. S. Mills and Robert
Scnlzi. There ought to be an interest-
ing time on that occasion. Al the close
of the dcbatc, Mr. lwiloy will give a
recital of the currcni events for the
month. The judges of last night‘s dc-
bulc. which was pronounced a great
success in every way by tho Inctnbcrs.
wcrc Messrs. lmitoy. llrothcrton and
Clifford .icunlngs. ‘
'l‘hc Sundrn social. which was to
have been held Friday evning at tbc
homc of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Sharer.
has ilt‘t‘ll postponed until i‘nrtbcr no
lice.
nun trillion.
Mrs. llnnt'ord Smith, of Main street,
is suffering from rheumatism.
Miss Margie Smith has returned
from a visit with relatives in Sprng»
dnlc. ‘
'i‘hc Itcv. .l.
dicrs' litlllll' is visiting
New York.
Richard V. licrndcn. of Norotou. is
to build a seven-room cottagc. S. E.
ii. Doolttle of the Soi‘
friends in
Alfred Morchouse. of Norotou.is
in Rutland Vermont. it is expected he
will announce his decision
During the. several years he has been'
pastor here. Mr. Reynolds has bccn'.
Vcry sucncxsiuiwilh the local Advent
Church and has achimcd a high pint-c?
in the nffcctions or his congregation. It '
was tllrouuh his efforts that the church 3
in Van Znndt street was rebuilt and on- '
lnrgcd a your or two ago. During his!
pastorate. also. ihc church and Sunday .
school have grown largely in member 1
ship. it hc decides to leave. the loss
to tho community will llc ti tiifiiilIC‘E
live our.
turnip
l
l
lir. W. J. Moore. of New York. spent i
the week cud at his houn- in Logan:
street. ' ;
Miss Muyctta Johnson. of itownyton ‘
nvcnnc, was the guest of friends in,
.\'c\v Canaan, Monday. ‘
. .iolln ’l‘icbout and totally, who have:
been spcnding a fcw days at their
summer rusidcncc ill t‘udilpp street!
have returned to their bomc ill Brook-
lyn.
M rs. Samncl Mend will entertain the
.\ilii"i‘lliil‘lt'llitlr'ili Wills-t (‘lnb. 'l‘hnrs-
day itftcruoon. at her iltflnc in North
ili't‘lllit'. A lnruc utlcininncc is rc-
«pit-Htcd.
Hrrcrui ctuupiainls havc burn brnrd
lnicly front tlit- residents of Raymond
street of the dogs which congregate
in that vicinity in the true sllluli hours
or the morning and by their llghllnu
disturb lllc pcacci‘ui slninbcru of ill"
inhabitants. it is undurslomi flint on
less the dogs are fastened up by lht‘
owners that. the law may be appealed
ill.
"Resolved, That Woman Suffrage is
n flood 'f‘blna." And so it in, if the
judncn' decision. the hearty npplnuuc
of the momlmru, and the mass of solid
facts presented by the uflirinativn side
in in lively and most interesting debate
hold on that subject before the Men's
club of ltownyton. last night. can
make it so. These fliclu innl been
slithered from lbw world ovrr. uccorti-
log to the ornaments bronulu amt. for
female unlfrnat- itllli been given it fair
trial not only in the four wruiorn Hull.
mac ntnlcn of this country w-(‘oim-ndo,
Wyotulun. ivlubo and illllilwlull also
in idlillnnd. witcl‘r‘ ill wonlcn now scrim
in tho ionisinlurc; in Norwny: in No
lni. South Africa: in Altult‘nlin. wllci‘c
tin-,u‘tnncn have the privilenc of are
ring in the highest offices of the nov.
crnmmlt. and in New Zunland. and mu
nrywhore the results had proved good.
particularly in the latter country.
where the suffrage had apparently
worked like a charm. Tha'nonativo
side. in their turn. presented a nont-
her of strong points. which. like their
opponents‘. ware received with much
applause. but the mine, it was noticed.
was taken off of many of these points
when it came time for rebuttal. the in-
slrument chiefly used in this blunting
process being the remark. "Cannot the
some charges he made against the
male voters. Surely. gentlemen. you
do not export none from the thlftt‘li
in Hip wommrntivriy abort mum- of
time they have had tin: role. than you
shortly!
having a iwo~story addition of “mill
and stone oreclcd to his rcsidpucc by
Robert ll. ()rr.
llcv. .l. ll. iloolittlo. who has bm-n
chaplain at lilt‘ Soidicrs' ”Ollit‘ ior n
number of yours. and “hose it'lllil'.‘
of Chico cxpirctf May 1. has had his
lcliurc cxlclldcd ilidcllniicly by tho i'l\
ccnlivc Committee.
The sclcctmcu have given the _llill
of rebuilding the 'l‘okcncke road to
(‘onlrncior 1). ll. Moorc. who has li!’
rcudy started the work. An npproprnt
tlon of Sinful was made last fail b)
the town for this job.
The graves of dcccuscd \’t‘it'i‘.tllw
will be (indicated. as customary. lt'
lhc Spring Grove i't‘lllt‘it‘l‘) on Mount
inl [lay by the Veterans of" the Fitch
Soldiers‘ Home. The parade will be
headed by the Knowiton Fife and
lit-um t‘orps.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the liar
ien Methodist Church held a success
l‘ul supper that evening at the parson-
age. The enterprise was t"(llltlli(‘lcti
for thc purpose of adding to the treas-
ury fund of the society and increau~
od it considerably.
The oiling of thc llnrleu highways
in being held up temporarily by ihc
luck of a pump with which to transfer
the oil from the tank car to tilstribtr
ting wagons. it is expected the pump
will arrive by today. The oil will lw
distributed without an) lllOTf‘ dciuy
than is necessary.
llittloton ll. Johnson, colored. an
inmate of thc Soblicrs’ litune. died and
ticnly Sunday, of heart failure, sited
do yours. llc was a member of (”our
pnny ll. attached to the hint lteaimcni.
U. 8. tinvnlry. He leaves a sister in
Philadelphia. The funeral was hcld
thlu utirrnou, interment lit-inn in
Spring Uch Cemetery.
llaricn has not been without its conr
at parties during the comet rxcltw
nit-til of the past several nights. i’t-o
pic here. as oincwborc, have seen tiltI
cannot and many people have also been
“stuns" us was the cast.- auntiay unnu-
hnt. 'l‘wo Weil‘itilel liaricn young
men are said to have made a raid on
the pantry of tho homo of (mu nimut
4 o'clock. nftcr huvlnn spent several
hours in a rain effort to locate inc t'lllll-
iii and devoured u bin cake that had
been prepared for Holiday.
The llill'lt'l‘i baseball team in phlu
ulna to no to Port (,‘llcnlcr Mciuorlnl
liny in atyh» to play this ilulchtown
blue. The. team hnn made lll‘l'lllllffl~
month with i4. 'i‘. listen to have his big
big motor truck transport them from
llarien to the baseball fir-id. inasmuch
as there is room In the truck for about
at; people. a party of matters will be
taken alone. The [chino will he play-
ed in the afternoon, No saute, moms
inn or afternoon wil be played by the
Darlene on their hours dianmud.
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Serene Allen has put his launch into
commission.
Pommaster Charles Harris
fined to his home by illness.
Al iill‘ biill nmno on the timing illil
.gmuudn Huntley the home team defeat»
w
is con:
Elliot, of Stamford. has the contract. i
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or feeble blood. When you feel “all in”—-hardly able to drag about. no
energy, no ambition. easily sxhinsted and can't sleep—take
what a difference they make in your condition. The stomach is the
first to feel the good effects. Food tastes good, the digestion is strengthened;
bowels s‘ud bile work regularly, the blood is cleansed. and the nerves rested.
The whole system rosptmds‘ to the tonic action of Beecham'o I’iiia. Soon
there is the buoyant feeling of returning health.
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BAY BTATE HISTORY.
Letters of In Early Governor Relating
to War With Canada. .
An important historical series of
letters. nineteen in number, writ-
ten by Sir W. Phipps, governor of
Massachusetts and commander of'tho
ill-fated expedition against (ianada,
has been sold at Sotheby's in Lon-
don.
They describe his arrival in Boston
and the promulgation of the new
charter for Massachusetts. Joseph
Addlngton. the secretary at Boston.
and others. he says. are still hanker-
ing after the old clntrtcr, and be ad-
vises the removal of Addington from
his post as secretary. The live in-
dian Nations, he reports, have now it-
llewed‘tlle peace, and he urges the
home government to aid in a new at-
tack on Canada, as Quebec is short of
provisions and not stronaly defended.
He has sent aid to New Hampshire.
while the governor of Rhodelshlnd.
LIGHT 0N
Pills
“l
been sultan
being a Quaker. will not prepare for
war, so he advises that the govern.
ments of both states he added‘to that
of Massachusetts.
One of the letters dated Feb. 23.
1693. gives an extraordinary account
of the wild craze in Boston. Twenty,
persons, he says. had already been
executed as witches when be inter—
fered. Curious details of this craze
are given by him. and increase Math-
er, is shown in a,better light than in
the generally received accounts. 0th-
or letters toll of the arrival of Sir
Francis Wheeler's crippled fleet from
Martinique. There is also Phippe's
petition to the king to undertake the
(:onqhtnat of Canada. .
Three letters of increase Mather.
president of Harvard College, are in-
cluded in the collection. in them he
approves of the new charter granted
to Massachusetts, deplores the tar
poverlshmcnt of the- conntry by the
French aml Indian wars.‘ and speaks
of liarmrd colionc.
ed the Darlens by tho
1.
Mrs. Sidney Smith has opened her
residence in the Forms for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. John H. Welile. of Norwalk, has
been a recent guest of relatives in
town.
Another Well-known artist will soon
take up his residence in this town. Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Kellar.
trick Oates has recovered from
h illness and resume-d his position at
the Snngntuck post office.
Oakley Wushburn. has returned
from New York and is driving a dcliv~
cry wagon for the Snugutuok market.
The choir of thc li‘nrins church is
drilling the children of tile Sundnv
school in a floral cantata. which Will
be given ("hildrcn‘s day.
The home or Mrs. ilcrrill on Wright
street has been thoroughly renovated
and improvements added. The house
is now one of the iiucst in town.
Everything bids fair for a full house
Friday evcuiug. ihc night of the wide!
and bridge party in the town hall for
the bcnclit of tiic improvement so
t'it‘iy.
The beautiful “1)“th which \l‘orc
used to decorate the t'ouurogationnli
church last Sunday have been sent to
the Children's hospital in New Yorki
to add cheer to their and lives.
There is a question on all sides rc-
carding when the tire district commit-
tee is going to mnkc a lllm’c regarding
lilo qncstiuns oi“ scu‘crs iiiill were to»
lcti for n inccting held sonic time ago.
Robert (.‘olbcrl who has been work-
ing out of town for :1 number of years;
has returned to “‘cstporl and will to
snmc his old position as ftll‘t‘lllllli oi
the “'cstporl truck division of the rail-
l'tliiti. '
(The monthly meeting of the lm.
DANGER
. FROM
Wooden Roofs
ASBESTOS
Century Shingle
ASBESTOS
‘ Roofing Slates
THEY ARE
Fireproof Everlasting
, Waterproof
3 FOR sue AND APPLIED sv
Charles H. Aisthorpe
0 Seaviaw Av.
Bo. Norwnik.
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score of 5 till
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provcmenl society was held Manda
afternoon in Library hall. Commit-
tees were appointed and each member
given a part of the work for the com-
lng fair which will bedwltl in July.
Mrs. Hull ll. l‘lrudley received word
Monday morning from Brooklyn, N.
Y.. of the death of her brother. Hora
ace .l. Staples. who has been ill a tour.r
time with cancer in the stomach. lio-
ceased loaves besides his wife. one
son, and grandson. besides threesisw
tors and a brother. Mr. Staples was a
nephew of the lute lloracc Staples of
thisiowp.
We have Two
Dcmi-tonneau
RECONSTRUCTION IN THE 39 WALL STREET-
Rega'rding Upkeep Cost
till Cadillac “Thirty" users in different sections of the country, drive
aggregate of 820,063 miles at a total expense for mechanical repairs
of $130.21, averaging iii) cents ftl‘ the. season's running. or” less
than 1‘8 cents for‘cach thousand miles of travel.
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CHURCH.
Sl’ithtiir‘ille). Mass“ May i3.“
Till-cc addrcsses, all on the general
topic of thc meetlng-~"Suggoutctl itc-
Constructions in thc Church." were dc-
iivcrcd at today's forenoon session of
the liihih annual meeting of thc (it‘lh
oral Asocintion oi‘ (‘onurcuatlnnnl
(‘hurcbcs of Massachusetts, which be-
gan Ilcrc ycslnrdny. itcv. Janice ii.
Miller, of Ashlnirnllam. opened thc
services with dcvollmwl cxcrclacu, lie
was followed by llov. llanir-l Evans.
professor at Andovcr Si'lllilllll‘)', who
spilltc on “lb-construction of thv 'i'liink-
int: oi" tbrv Church," Rcv. licnry t).
liannnm, ol‘ Holyokc. on "Reconstruc-
tion of the Living of the Church." and
RM. Allan (‘. it‘crrin. oi Lou-ell. on
"lit-constrln-lion in 'l‘crtnn oi’ Admire
sion to the Church."
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Sole agent for Jancway 8t (lar-
Papers.
Contraétor for Painting
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Feawrelt. _ ., .
odireoiiil tannins
or mismatch brunt.
Hanna-8 to 11:30 a. nu. and “All to
d p. in. Monday Ina Batartlay, 1 to
d p. In.
‘lCo.
and Paper Hanging
Paints. Houselumishing Goods.
8m. the.
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graphs, Records and Supplies.
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I? WAOHINOTON ITREKT.
IOUTN NORWALK.
TIL. CON.
pentet's. Fr. Beck & Co's Wall.
Agent for Columbia Phono-
L. H.Decker
usages No.1 «
ARGAND BOILERS have a large overhanging fire Surface on
which the fire strikes. after which the hot gases pass completely
around the dome, allowing all the heat to be absorbed by the wa-
ter. resulting in great economy.
There are other reasons and we‘ll tell them later. % V "_ ,1
The Argand ”Boiler Co.,
SOUTH NORw.‘ 1.x. CONN. t ..
ARGAND BOILERS ARE MADE IN NORWALK.
The "Hatch & Baht-357C?
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
MILL TEL. 46-3. YARD TIL. “I.
Lumber‘and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
Window lilnsu of cvcry description. (inc. two and thretrply 'l‘sr Paper.
Sash Weights and (Turn. . l-linters‘ Paper.
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Moulded “limit a limit rs. two sizes. Sheathing and Builderl' Paper.
"Lincoln" Asphalt Fabric ltooilulr.
llnlr insulating and lie-lento. Panto.
warranted.
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0M BILES
IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT PAINTING YOUR
AUTOMOBILE, GET EIGURES AT
LUTHER M.WRIGHT'S
NORTH mam nun UNION srs._
“may"..- “.memt wrdeh¢ .. .a.. I... mm.
Country Properties
Quick Auto 580':
«or...
Hundreds of Town and
Service
Century Compound
Stops looks on Tin or Shingle Roofs
lint the preparation called "payment" a not gamma MW ,
had tasks or for use on old or poor roofs. and not all lasting or do I
as "Century Compound."
The above testimony was given under oath at the injunction m ,
in; in the fitnmford Court. April 11.1910.
We offer the Century coronation at we no GALLON and “f3
antes all rooting work for three years.
The Lawrence Agency
ts souvu mm eraser,
sown spawns. a
.8 WAOHINGTON “MEET.
The Century RooiiogdtManuiaetodn/gco. _
Norwalk Chronicler