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““320 harmacy
i Prompt and' efficient
service at all times.
Personal attention giv-
en to 'all prescription
work. ,‘
Chairs for our trolley F
patrons. Come In and
wait for your car.
names rrmamtcir
.i. PARKER. Mana'uer ,
a.
William Roberts, of Stain‘im'dfwlni—u
visitor ye torday lvlth his mother,
Mrs. Mary oberts, of Fort street.
the Crescent Laundry. in that Frank
{to" i _
mometer readingr “radio degrees, above
Walf‘Mbiciruii considered «‘iaeeiailr '
acid for a cloudy ‘orning with a snow
. storm in . prospec. for the next nio-
ideal. ' ’ i
A most. enjoyable surprise was giv-
on Miss (hirric iierarow, Saturday eve-
ning, when about tliirty‘flvc of bar
a, .
’ friends callod‘at h'cr home in Winfield
street. Vocal selectitms were given by
Jim CahiiiJ while Henry Heselein as
slated at. the piano. Among others
who rendered piano selections were
Miss Burr, Miss (.loiyer, Miss. Smith.
Mia Fay and the hostess: also Mr.
Jone and Mr. Farrell. At about 11:30
a tempting luncheon was served. ‘it
Wily; 3. Was hour in the morning when
the guests departed for their rcsp‘cc-
tivo homes, all satisfied at. having a
grand limo.
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‘ "Willi“ .
Robert Scalzi
. ideaires customers at his clean ton-
George‘Spragueis actingengiuoeruti ‘ '
sorial parlor, where you will get the
Hall. the regular engineer, is sup laid: best workmanship. Also a full line of
,up by illness. ,
W , I ‘
Th. 001.!“ MN. 300“! Club villi
Cigars and Tobacco.
u
Thelm’aciabwfilmootiothoko-
mil lithodilt 0W tomorrow ov-
lldward H. White started today for
meet at the home 0‘ Mfl- (Barrie Ram-i Philadelphia, where he will spend the
son, in the Fiat iron building, East
Norwaik. All members are requested
to attend, as a fine time is assured.
The regular meeting of the East
Norwalk Improvement Association will
be held tomorrow, February 7. at 3:30
p. m., in the Mayflower Hose rooms.
The board of directors will meet at
3 p. m.
The East Norwaik Walking Club is
not active these days. The president,
Doc Marshall, explains that the row
sons for the temporary giving up of the
usual jaunls is the hubby condition of
the roads.
John Coniclin, the well-known Third
street resident. who has been Ill for
some time, appears to be steadily.
though slowly improving. Yesterday
Mr. Conkiin was able to get out for
the first time.
slim present indications none of the
local organizations will have cool tour-
naments this winter. The cold sea-
son is now so for advanced. that plane
for spring are being thought. of rather
than such midlwlntcr events as pool
tournaments.
The few oystermen who are making
an effort. to stick it out even during
the winter weather on the Bridgeport
grounds, stayed home today. following
their weekly visit 10, spend Sunday.
The reason was the lmminence, appar-
ently, of a snow storm.
Captain George W. Bell. for a long
time manager of the Hefner store on
the Benedict Farms bridge. is able to
get out a little when the weather is
favorable. He is still in a weakened
condition from his illness. but spring
isncounted upon to assist him mater-
ia y.
Henry J. Dexter, of the Fibre l‘ro-
ducts Company, is still laid up most
of the time at his present home in
Keyser place. Mr. Dexter is able to
get out of doors occasionally. but it is
necessary for him to exercise great
care. His many friends wish him a
speedy recovery.
The monthly meeting of the Fire
Police will be held tonight and the
monthly meeting of the Mayflowers,
next Monday evening. Al the latter
meeting a report will be made on the
successful annual ball of the company.
held Friday evening at Arion Hill,
South Norwaik.
Not’s little interest is being taken
by the theatre-goers of this part of the
town in the play at Music Hall, this
week. The stock company will play
,Eugene Walter‘s well-known success,
"The Wolfe." The author, formerly a
summer resident of Hickory Bluff, is
well known to a numbekof the local
xyaehtsmcn.
. 'l‘he fioodotroubles “Wing; lug:
- .,,.I,.avo,uo‘ a,
at“ Misti " “a i’v‘PWh vanish-lambs
pleasant for those inconvenienced.
Marriott-ammwsboket
Maiiia mmmmrm
tally. Flo conditions out of the ordie,
nary were the sale all about for miles
,
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the but Avenue Methodist Church.
tM‘WlOl'Mnl.‘ «the district as
m ‘vaa’ma AN”: 309
of Stamford. will be mnntzaad do
, or a sermon. He will, also be in
y ‘ ly segue
. W " ' . t
Next. loudly will be a busy day 3:,
atom 'L
m "iv1
balance of the winter months.
is Mr. White‘s annual visit.
M
This
Miss Emma Hoyt and niece. Miss
Zuda Dean, of Cedar (lute, will leave
next week for Florida, where they will
remain until ihc latter part of Illlli‘cli.
’i‘hc Reliance Social Club will hold
their weekly whist in their rooms to‘
marrow afternoon. Mrs. Courier and
Mrs. John DcWatcrs will be the best
cases.
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A special ”motility of the Phiiaibcu
Class will bc lit-Id \i‘cducsday ovcnlnu.
at 7:30. in the chapel. As this is u very
important meeting, all members are
urged to be prcscnt. .
There were six bupiisius iu- the Mr-
Ihodist Episcopal (‘y‘hurcln and sixteen
received on probation by the pastor.
licv. William H. Mchrmott. ycslcrday
morning. This is one of the results
01 the recent revival services i‘Oildll('~
ted by Richard ’l‘iadcr. and the pros- _
poctive membership gain is very grail.
lying to the church members.
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Thc deciding panic oi the pool tour
nament between the Reliance Hook
and Ladder (‘ompnny and limvayton
iiose Company, was played Saturday
night. Edgar l.. liuymoud. of tho lic-
llunce. won by a score of Hill to :35
from George Minor. the name being
a Very interesting one. The score was
as follows:
Minor. Raymond.
l; p
‘5 ~-l TM 2
0 H—~l
ii 5 ii
10 i >~l
4 l i
l-—»»~i ii i
:i l‘.’ '
3-..2 ill
ll 4
:i ii!
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5.3 liiu
ltoicrce. ii‘runk Slcvcns; sv'orc‘itccp
or. Ferd. iiartog. ’l‘onight a mum! for
a pool can will be played in thc Hose
(iotflpany headquarters. The conicab
unis will bc A, Mills, of the Reliance
and Ferd liarioa, oi the lions Com-
pany. A very good gumc is expected.
Reliance (Toinpnny will receive the
cup offered us a trophy for the winner
of the tournament.
iiiliiill urinals.
James Birchnrd. of Dorian. was a
visitor in Norwaih yesterday.
Dluaee & Fear are plastering the
house for 8. C. ‘Morehouse in 0x
Ridge. The firm is also doing similar
work for Charles S. Macouihcr. in
West Norwuik. ‘
Sands Bishop and family-will leav
New Banach to live ltd fibrin gels this
“week. ’, They have ”rented t a house
there formerly occupied by Rev.
fiestas Bennett and family.
f “We haves fuii assortment of
an”: .f' . .. l. i.» .'
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(/siiion. as melatonin on .thoé trolley
thcir‘ stay at Buinbridiio. Ga.
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. Vote!
a salty
oiisora Smith» has resigned rustic.
lino. -
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Mrs. Morris White, gave a width.
party to a yathupiiix of friends at her
home Friday afternoon.
Edward Wheeler went to a New
York hospital last week to undergo
an operation on his right arm.
W. H. Smith is-bttending to bid
ward Wheeler‘s duties at the Weat-
port Water (to. during the lultsr‘s
illness. ‘r.
on affliction oi: h sores and is at Dr.
Wright‘s hospitau Bridgeport, for
li‘culmolit.
Funeral i'iircctor (‘hai-lcs Fable will
have charge of the i’uucrai of Mrs.
ii‘i'iiiill Monroe. which will be held this
at imruoon.
ibc solcctincn to colic-cl the personal
tax. 'i‘iwrc arc m-uriy i,:3utl million
on the list.
John Robinson has resumed his
dillir-s in tho oilicc of the Consolidated
railroad at New iiuvcu after scvorul
wocka‘ iiincss. ;,
According to the older residents.
ihc thunder storm Saturday was the
brcaltlng up of winter, and indicates
an early spring.
.. “reseller “his at:
r. . r ’a ' , r
sort. miter with o in his
foot, was 0 to . re the inland
number «be off hatred. and to
[stuns don: nicely.
mu Grace Adams tendered a linen
shower to Miss Mary Staples one day
last week. Among those prccsnt
were Mrs. Germain, of New York, lilies
Edna Bradley. Miss iiuth'i‘l’ccd, Mrs.
Waller Peck and many others.
Mr. and Mrs. W. ii. Smith and
daughter iicicn. Mr. and Mrs. l.. ii.
Gault, William Kirk and Miss Currie
Croesman were among ibc Wcsipori
guests who attended the Duraurltut
land wedding in Ykitbcl, last week.
ihirius .\. Si. .iobu
house rcccnilr.
lllicd his lot
i-‘ruuh Alhcu iiilcd itlcbard lirucilc‘s
icc~housc last wvck.
Miss lrcuc O'Neill is back at her
home. alter a No wccks‘ visit in New
York city.
Mrs. iieyward imvis rctni'ncd last
week. after a pleasant ihrccowecks‘
visits with her sisuxr. Mrs. Henry Frye.
of Now Yuri. city.
Mrs. George Knapp. of (‘omatoch
past week. All attack of the grip which
developed into a form of bcuri trouble.
caused a nervous break-down. but Mrs
Knapp‘s friends are also to know that
she is improving.
Hayward Davis roulruud lust wot-ii
from a three woeks‘ hunting trip with
llcnry Bruckner. of New York city.
They rcport having bad a vcry enjoy
ablc time and abundant success in
shooting quail, which was the purpose
for which they sought the soulhlund.
The trip was iondc by strainer lift
Savannah. the'lr headquarters dillill‘!
stalred preparations for a rubber so-
cial, which they aspect to hold Mon
day evening. February 13. at llic
church. This kind of a social derives
its name from the fact that instead of
a cash admission fee, those who at-
tond will be expected to bring some
thing in- the line of rubber—old ovcr-
shoes. boots. tires or other goods can
mining rubber. The accumulation will
later be sold to a innit-dealer. A brief
entertainment will be given. and cake
‘and ice cream wil be for sale.
CHURCH CALENDARS.
South Nnrwalk Conmaationai.
Wednesday-wt! p. m., the Eadeavgr
irclo. at the home of Mra. Fools: ‘f: 0
p. m., rehearsal of the chorus; 8 u. 111..
rehearsal of The Rose Maiden. .
Thursday—7:46 p. nu. devotional
service; 8 1). un. the study of the not
poi of theKinadoni, subject. Amuse-
ments. rope to will, be made of this
attention a related to the Sunday
school and home: 8:46 p. 111.. the
Board'of Buttons. . .
Friday-72“ p. at. the Boya"Bat~
talion. ~ \ . .
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rut. votes The THING. . .
NOV“ ml?“ :3 meaty!“
ta value at V0, . ,t . .
ill pubic sentiment in #333: §
or Babies. The awful state i
We mvemmauw‘lhou ,.
and”? in: Ismail/sit”, , it“:
. a doe or air .
{its that balwt‘fia iii the. we:
marginally linuoobnt. V.Lot.1the;.bdbioli
vo ‘ “ '
John Hashim):h is ‘tillaei'lli. with ‘
S. A. i'urlly has been llmmlillml by ‘
highest type of human efficiency.
iiili. has lit-cit seriously iii during thc ”WNW" B '0! 0' “9W0“ power mm 9-1"
times demands.
:aaaurad '
N
.r
All Relieved by Lydia
item’s Vegetable Compound.
, Siltcstou,.bi,p. ~_- “For seven cars I
suitorddr thorn. .l, was u but
, . for four or live day's"
at a time over
_ mouth. and til) we I
, ‘1. could hardly we k.
_“ l crumpcd and bad
‘blulkilt'im amidst-ad.
ache. and was so
nervous and wcuk
that i. drradcd to
‘ are unylme or have
. it?!" anyone inuvc in the
. f / H y room. ’i‘hclliioctors
.4; ,. / it, uvuiuciucl cineto
“(Mil/1M / .Wr case too at those
times. and said that l alight to have an
(ipt'fl‘flml- i would not listen to that;
and 'wbcn a i‘ricud of my husband toi
him aimut Lydia 1.), l’iukhain‘s Vege-
table Compound and what: it. had done
for his wilt-.1 was wiliin to take it.
N ow I lack the picture 0 health and
feel like it. mo. 1 can do my own house.
work. hoe my yards". and milk a row.
I can cub-ruin company and sale
them. J. fun visit when i choose. an
walk as or as. anyhordinsry woma
“allow ' I m" tar»
an .
:flmmmfifl
glam-y for aura of lama of
male comp to in. E. Pink.
ham's Vegetable Demand.
It is more Wt. ly and successfully
used than any of. tar rcmcdy. It has
cured thousands of women who have
been troubled with displacements. in;
flammatiou. ulceration. fibroid tumors,
irregularltics. periodic mine. backache,
that‘bearinndown fooling. indignation,
and icrvous prostration. after all other:
means had fa led. Why don’t you try it?
VXNkédduo'vté is a} were.”
Londoner Says Typo Laoka the High-
oat Worlds. Efficiency. ,-
Joseph Lyons. onc of the biggest
business men in London. hcad of a
company that operates hundreds of
restaurants and thousands of cigur‘
storca there and in tho provinces, l't'“
coolly told a Manchester reporter that
he didn‘t bciiuvc in what Americans
cull hustling.
lec (ismr lialnmcrsiciu, .\ir. Lyons
is voraniilc. for hc writes novels
paints pictures and is now wriiiug tho
libretto for a comic opera. liu visits
New York in cry now and than.
" The Amci'lcan Hustler." he said.
"in my opinion. does not roprcscnt the
lie
bray instead of accomplishing lhc
createai possible amount of Work for
the force expended.
".ludginat the American hustler from
my observation of him in his own
country, where he can best bc studied.
i should says thr American hustler
shows a lack of adaptation of means to
onus. because he puts morc mental.
physical and nervous energy into his
work at all times than his work at all
lie does not discrimi~
naie between the vitality important
and the comparatively unimportant.
Hi' insists on always Working at high
pressure.
. "Renamed as a machine. he is not
The Ladioa' Aid. Society, of flit: an economical one. [is breaks down
Methodist Protestant Church. iinvc and expeditiously whcu ib ' are done
too often. and has to he lai up for rc~
pairs too often. He tries to do every~
thing too fast. "F ruins bis digestion
by eating too fast. he plays havoc with
his nerves by trying to work too fast."
ml‘hen you won't believe In workina
at high pressure?" was asked.
“Not as that term is understood in
America. The man who learns how to
organize himself, as well as his busi-
ness, has no need to be ‘rusbed,’ as
they say in America, all the time. Bit?
things can be done more effectively
and expeditiously when they are done
quietly than when they are done busi-
iy.
"nestling” in America too often
means. I think. doing things that would
be as well done. or betterdouo. if left
to noise employe to do. No man .anc-
condo in a big way unless he surrounds
himself with men who can do many of
the things that have to be do e in his
business better than he can 0 them
himself. And he should let men do
these thin“ and not meddle with
"16331:an girl: Vibes "a as;
" on my v , .; , me
nor. it 3
rapid W , ”or huatl
t
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Fiov. o1. Microwaves of am in:
trounced in Legislaturol
Ammo; the bills limit. in'to the. 1:03,!
islaturo Wlilch‘hrc ‘of interest locally
its one introducmijby Senator Douuv
~ rental the manual of liev. (hurries S.
Maci‘ariund, who bad the bill drawn
up by Attorney fishers] Light. .
The M“ is one requiring that: all
‘ Workman .in. whatever incuupation shall
have one day in savon'eni'irciy true
from labor.‘ . -
lli'. iiinci’uriund introduced the bill
on behalf of tho Slaw (Tuni‘crcncc of
oil the committee on industrial and so»
cial service at tho minim-nub,
(in being intm'vimvvd ibis mornina
heisald that the intent. of the bill was
to do away with the growing leiitioiu’y
in cases wbcrc Sunday labor “as uc~
oessary. to force certain \vorkmcn to
work scvcu days in n Wf'f‘it. lic said
that ii‘ liossibie some ciuusu would
be lutroducmi which \vuuid cmupci tho
granting of Sunday as a day at rest -
as frequently as possible by
of shii’is.
liii‘il il‘i
Special Tonight“
Best Quality
25c Washboards
at 10c
HUTCHll-L. UNDIR‘I‘AKII
r. A. MITCHELL
HOUSE FURNlSHER
CORNER WALL AND HIGH 8T8.,
NORWALK, CONN.
‘ Kl
Norwaik Branch Office oi
The Evening Sentinel
- For Sale
Building Lots. Shore. Farm and
City Property
Loans Negotiated
Drafts and Steamship Tickets
LMmm&m
South Norwaik. Conn.
insurance and Real Estate Agents
For. SALE“
Eleven-room house in good condi-
ion. suitable for two families; water
installed. one acre, barns and outbulid
‘Olll. Bargain ‘0 quick buyer.
H. E. Dann 8. Son
(Incorporated) ,
45 WALL, 31’. NORWALK
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HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
0-“
In Efioot October 2. 1910.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.“]31533, 5:09;. 5:11}, 8:08.
6:57, 7:20. 7:46. Stl'ia. 8:513, 9215:.
9:37. 10:20:, 10:45x. 11:291. .
P. his-“1225523 1:06. 2:493, 321?.
5:003. 6236. 5: x. 6:40. 6:50x. 7:}6a.
2:52;, 9:40;. 10:39.
» Sundays.
M.~l2:53x. 6:093, Rita. 8:50.
i0:20a.
P. Lin—12:56:. 3234:. 2:401. 5:35.
5‘2’50: 7:00x, 7:12. 7:621, 8:211, 9:403.
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v
NEW YORK 70 QOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.-4:4il. 0:40, 8:“, 7:00a.
3:501. 9:031. 9:151. 9:801. 10:08.
“200:. 11:03.
P. fen-3122031. 1:10. 1:302. 1:571,
:iriliix. 8:85, 0:29. 5:001} 15:12. 6:25.
0:013, szoax. 8:08; 9:003. 9:80. 11:00:.
il1§0.12:00x. ' " .
, . Cooling. ‘ ,
~122001. 0i . 7:180, 0:081.
10203. ~ . '
.r. mutated irons. 'msx. slog,
6:013. 7:003. 8:80;. 11:00:.
; “fedora NORWA‘LKCTD now up.
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_, .«1!:‘iilit.,'iiflil ‘31:. 7'3“:
Jillian-{10:101. , more nun
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Hazlitt? no [2111. ms.
lizlllx‘. 0;R;’!fziii'a.“ibotx, 5:10;.
' stirrup , i v
our. 1:01. me. out.
Internets. 'lilili.
. n my
d‘l
"’f _ moo. am. 10:93.
Eonsregationai Churches as chairmani
m NOW
.m
Golden Moments ._
Think of the pleasure spoiledaol the
unnecessary pain and discomfort
you've had-~then DECIDE to have
your eyes examined today. i
OPTOMETRY g
The correction of eye ironbloa, onr‘
specialty—with done exactly and relief
is certain if we fit. your eyes.
Call today for examination,
a up
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Tar. star
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, enwick: Optical Co.
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1 UNITED IANK anisomo i
, Room. H g
I? WMHINorrON Grader, l
i Hours—~8 to i l '30 ii. iii . and 12:45 to
iii 1), m, Monder' null :iutvirilny. 7 in,
: ii ii. in
Daily Line to N. in
For FREIGH'i‘ fish.
l'i.-r
Shoes
$1.50. $2. $2
Prcight l’ropcilura .,
'.i .‘i‘m
28, East ilivcr, New l'nri'. Itvml Y c; .
of Dover strccti, um. -i.:;. in.» N ' r s !
copi Sunduyi, at f. » m, i“l"‘ii‘,iii J (illiit, iape
received at Nor-..-.!i l... u. l I. -. . .. .
m. and South Nz-lv.‘.~!7-‘ up id ‘...‘.u h)!“ (Abddren
I}, Iii
Norwalk Steamboat (icinpuhy
Aiming J. Smith.
Lessee
$1.25 to $2
.Wm
,“li’earSiioes the
C. C. Hegem’qn.
CCfl."i'.‘i' Argent
a
The Reed 81 Wk
Electrical (30. f ‘
'flsa Only Fully Equipped“
ILIOTRIOAL' SHOP
In "to Town
AUTO SUPPLIER
Phone sob—40 south Mam sifcet
‘8 Norwalk. Conn, Mush- Hail limos .
i
THE NEW Sunnis
"Definition of Chiropractic
' Chiropractic is the ectopic of tho|
,cause of the disease and the art of ad-
justing the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
,bnch. Even if done in childhood it.
creates pinched nerves and pain in‘
inter life in the different organs and
i limbs. ;
(‘hiroprntcurs remove the cause of
lthis disease and pain. and health is
;restored through harmonizing the six
Inerve systems in your body 9
l Nervousness. Rheumsllsu'i. Paraly—
lsis, Heart. Kidney and Female iii»
,oasco arc given special attention: also
.(Inrvaturc of the Spine. You will
jucvcr regret giving Chiropractic a
.chancc to help you. i
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. 'r. FRANCIS. D. t. ;
a WASHINGTON 8T. 80. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
“—
mn be furnished complete
.~.-ic«iinn your goods in. our
monument. The beds
and substantially built thrill!
iiijzhiy ornamental in app
massive and beautiful, Oil
mum Suites are very pre
lufz. We have stylish Fora"
in every room in the house.
our prices will commend!
discs in your purse.
A. J. Aagevine
Son Co.‘
i34-136Washingtoii
David W. Ravmqid
Funeral Director and Elubalmcr.
19 North Main Street. South Norwaikl ' _
Residence. o Washington Street. tMaxwefl’ E.M.F’ and
Telephone at office. 336%. '4 Automobiles
.‘-.cl:howicdged to be til "i
Telephone at house. 693. i
‘ car value exhibited at thol‘
|:lzhlllru Show this year.
, it‘. burstilit'lll't‘r cars, 3600:
pmvcr cars. 3700: 22 horsefio
$750; 3.3 horsepower cars) .
horsepower curs, $1000 to 31 *‘
i'.m‘v bozo it. can you?
can't mun couui it. Come
all about if at
Norwalk Cease
Auto Comps}
Phone 1120.
...
- Notice
Contrary to reports. in cir.
cuiatlon. I havernot sold out
my business. and have no in—
tention of doing so.
‘ Will continue to do busi-
ness at the same stand and
carry the finest. line of Wall
Paper and Painters' Supplies,
Is heretofore, with competent
men for all decorative Work.
E. E. Gotham
Decorator
10 rim at. an»: Nerwaik
Telephone 452
W
This cold and windy I.
makes heaps of trouble
We are in a pool
to make.
REPA
at short notice, 3m
«smalls m
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Does vou- Root: infill?
The Countryxcumpound :
,, ,_ Irons ALI. Lama ,
ion daemon ' size a Mason
, . ‘, . m. ,w. "-
. -_ ., mansion tilowoatbor wear of
our Compound for laminar-r writs
for estimates. tiorrespocdeooe solicit;
W ~ $3,. ,. . ,. . ._
‘ O‘eaturyk” a'Co..'la_c.,, ‘
“limitation in. lions uses-u “mm...
Norwalk Chronicler