Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 23, 1911 · page 7

 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

w clever lipon the color of the
hair. 'It‘cannot potelbly circuit:
a... . ”i _ . ' amt

".!t°et
" All!

" twill Is nutrient. One prominent East
or nilt rush said this morning that

he was heartily in favor of the propo-
llltlon and declared that South Norwallt

should be the name of the bidder city.

Only last week some of his. mail went

‘ astray to Norwallt. Ohio. ullevthe wri-
ter. who wrote a letter to The

Sentinel a few days ago. he was in

 

 

Get

hearty favor of continuing the name
South Norwalit. for there is no other

m.

“ Gaines Mill. Savage am. on. White

Woolworth;
Bridge Pharinacy

Prompt end efficient
service et all times. .
Personal attention giv-
en to all preeoriptlon
work. . .
Obelre for our trolley
patrons. Come in end
well. for your can '

baron artisans” * cr

 

 

.r. reason. teenager-

 

Fire Police bell. Thursday night.

 

 

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hire. Jesse Ayers is ill of pneumonia
at her home in Van Zendt street.

Leo Dunn. son of Mr. and Mrs. A. It.
Dunn. of Bette place, is recovering
from a severe attack of the grip.

W

The ledlcs’ United Whiet Club is
meeting this afternoon with Mrs. Ed-
ward F. Smith, of Beeview avenue.

 

Miss Susie McCarthy. of East Nor»
walk. is being entertained by Miss Mae
Wilkins, 422 Jane street. Bridgeport.

 

The public school resumed their rou-
tine this morning. after the holiday.
Yesterday was the last school holiday
until Good Friday.

Letter Carrier ill. L. lianiord is corr-
iinuing his vacation today and in his
absence, Harry M Hubhcll. extra car-
rier, is substituting for him

 

Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Belleck. oi
Bellport, long island. are guests of
their soa-inlaw and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. John R. L'liornmedieu, of Osborn
avenue.

Letter Carrier James ii. I-ianiord re-
sumed his local route this morning. at.
ter a few days vacation. during which.
in attending the cierke' and carriers'
convention at Middletown, yesterday.
he has been a guest of his brother at
Kerreingion-. w

 

East Norwuilters demonstrated their
patriotism yesterday by liberally dill-
piayiuu the national emblem. Many of
the stores were also closed all day.
though a low insisted on keeping open
a portion of the day and some for the
entire day.

 

-»~Don't forget the East Morwallr

W
The weekly prayer meetings will be
held this evening at the East Avenue
Moth t Church and at the Advent
Chri an Church. At the Methodist
Church. Pastor Gillies will continue
the discussion of the Ephesians. tak»
ing up the second chapter.

 

 

The Washington‘s Birthday visitors
over the Gregory Point trolley line to
the Country Club were numerous. The
club is a warm. comfortable spot and
attractive in harry ways. in conne-
queuce of which it is steadily becom-
ing more 11me entrenched as an all
year round orgdnisatlou.

 

The East Norwellt Fire Police are
nll‘reedy for their natural hall. which
will old at Rnndnll'e Hull. corner
of T\lnrrZeindt street and South Osborn
uvdnue. lhlu evening. last year the
bell will hold in South Norwsik but did
not meet with so much succms as the
your previous, as when it was held
at some. It was therefore decided to
have this year‘s affair in East Nor-
wellt. Brunetrup's orchestra has been
engaged to furnish the music.

 

' The local sporting fraternity awaited
with keen interest the outcome of the
t round battle last night between
" nachout Brown" and “One Round
Donovan." in New York last night and
rrldet of them were pleased at the good
showing of Brown. who is s New York
boy.
of tlrptiede 3
Brown is let to be only iil years old
but he made Champion Ad Wei

n “on time etc.

 

city of this name in the United States.
whfirees numerous states have - Nor-
wa s.

:Robert Scalzl

Donovan is e Californian. Beth
at up a gust battle.

gents
look to his laurele in e sir-round bout

iiilijll

AGENT FOR ALL INSURANCE.
ll Al- .IITATE. MORTGABIO.
8 RETV BONDS. NOTARY PUI~
Llc, PATINTO SECURED. AD-
MlNlQTflATION 0F CITATIB.
AND COLLIchON OP RINTI.
OFFICE. ROWAYTON AVENUE.

Mr. and Mrs. 0. w. Whitney, of
Brooklyn. spent yesterday in lioway-
“in. the [belts of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Pinltuey.

 

 

Mr. and Mrs. w. 'i‘. lleWaters and
daughter. oi Stamford, were the
guests. yesterday. of Ceptuiu and Mrs.
John Downers. _

 

Michael Carvella. of llowayton. and
Miss Celia tilnque, of New York, will
be united in marriage in the latter
city. on Sunday. February 26.

 

The fourth quarterly conference was
held last night in the Methodist Epis-
copal Church.,.J)istrict Superintendent
tloodt-uougil presiding. The most lm~
porlunt business wall the announce
merit of Rev. William R. .‘tlcllermoii
that he would accept the call to re
main iIIi pastor another your. which
was gratifying to the members of the
church. Reports were submitted.
showing the church and its various
organizations to be in good condition.

 

Miss Julia Reed. daughter of Mrs.
Mary 0. Reed, of Rowayton avenue.
and Clarence Ii. Connors. of Summit.
New Jersey. were quietly married yes-
terday morning at 11:30 o‘clock. at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Prince. Only the immediate relatives
of the contracting parties were pros--
out. and the bride and groom wore \lII-
attended. The ceremony was perform-
ed by the Rev. William ll. Moilcrmolt.
pastor of tho liownyton Methodist
Episcopal Church. A fine dinner was
served inter and ill 4:21 o'clock Mr.
and Mrs. Connors boarded the train
for fluilford. where the groom has a
handsomely furnished residence. and
where he is our loyed as operator in
the New York. ow Haven and Hart-
ford Railroad Company's signal low.
or.’ ' "

 

«if you haven't the time toexerclle
regularly, Doen'e Regulets will prevent
constipation. 'I‘be induce e mild.
easy, healthful action of the bowels
wilhoup griping. Ask your druggiet for
them. 25c.

lllllltl l_l__ll_lllllllllll.

The concert lll the buried (‘ongre
gational Church will take place next
Tuesday eveninli. Rbruary 281a, and
will consist oi instrumental music and
a song recital by Miss Mary (ll-eves.
William C. Perry and Miss Theresa
lloyi.

 

The ladies of the Methodist- Church
will serve a "Washington supper" in
the church dining rooms. this evenlns
from 6 to 8 o'clock. The supper will
be followed by a Colonial entertain-
ment. A most enioyablc time is en.
ticipated. The price oi the supper
will be twenty-live cents.

Isaac E. lliehop. 76 years of age.
who disappeared from the home of
his niece. Mrs. Edwin ltoot. oi ell
timed street. llridgeporl. on Satur-
day afternoon. returned home Monday.
after spendl a few days in New
York city. re. Root had called an
ieplein Arnold to help locate him as
she believed that he had perished in
the storm.

 

 

. . P. Mper. of the Viper Fire Alarm
.W.‘ of ltorllegton. which lnelelb
bullet Norwellt dre elprm syntax“

e vedyln town yesterday to its

“”30 Mill

ervln schools. the arrival
d toyed. Oile oi the snail
detailed yesterday

tail”.

ill

. grill
Mushroom“
ltleevery

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its-e- ole-won
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, end mum-hbfllhlfl ' Chernplin.
in this-sees meant mostly the install» Johann,

the auxiliary boxes in the Neil then Finch. Florence Finch and Dorie
0' Pinchuof Darlen; Me
Willem Dorie. oi

e w”
i . boned
t other w lb. llplelled 0 London. Herbert Willmot.
33 mm on, in due shine and Arthur aertrellh Herold liaise.
from ll. 0* Edward Nerdia. Arthur alelleou. iter-
huelneee-lllte pmnollllon. men ’l‘ylsr. my and Fred Florin and
W e V...’

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Bertha launder.

r . South NONI”:

d City island; ‘Herry Lowudee. Wilfred
Sydney

Wyandotte

Schlichting Bros. 8: Co.

Cor. Railroad Ave. d. idols It» Berton

A surprise party was given Tuesday in honor oi his 20th birthday. do]
evening in honor of Miss Florence evening.
Ii‘iueh. at her home. about twenty
guest: being present. Among than John Barlow. of Cross Highway.

were Miss Doyle. of City leleud; Mil-
dred Glover, of West Norwslltifllav;
at
line. John Finch. hire. Ne-

Blecltrnau. of

received- t‘thelld dll
Va.. and Antietam.

l'rl'“ in the ioliowlng battles during
, e enlistment: M naeeae Junction.
Cedar nun. siege ll Yorktown. I-‘elr
Olll Swamp. Bet-ll be e’ be tie.

 
 
 
 
 

Oslt swamp. Meivern Hill. Sherpeburg
and Antietam. lie had been an active
member of Farneworih Post. No. Ill).
0. A. lb. of Mount Vernon. N. Y..
where he resided a great many one.
On moving to Dorian. be trans erred
his membership to the William Minor
Post. No. 85. G. A. IL, of Stamford.
lie was a member oi this post until
the time of his death. which occurred
February 19. 1911. This post had
charge of the funeral services. sseiet-
ed by the Rev. George Benton limith.
this arternoon. interment in Series
tirove cemetery.

 

 

Cleaner 8: Cleanser

For Dairy and Household ueee.
softens the water- without forming
eude. A five-pound esolt. 25s.
Money refunded if not eetlefee- .
tory.

Select Groceries. lie: Gr I'lellr
end reed. Hardware. Points. 8:... ere.

 
 

____illlli.

Charles Emerson. of Rocky View
Clrltdtage. has recovered from hie severe
co .

Mrs, Ernest Sclrede. oi Broad River.
spent Sunday with her sieler-la-law.
Mrs. Will neck.

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Friends in West. Norwallt will he
lied to learn of Louis Bonnie's recov-
ery from pneumonia.

Rev. George 13. Smith, of Dorian M.
E. Church will preach in West Nor-
well: February 26 at it p. m.
Rev. l-‘rnncis B. llpham. of South
Norwalk hi. E. Church. preached in
the Union Chapel. February til.

 

Friends n l relatives in West Nor-
walk and Ila ion will be glad to learn
that Master Herbert Loam is recover-
ing from an attack of measles.

Mrs. Charles Johneon and son Rel"
nioud reconlly silent a few day's in
Bridgeport. where Mr. .lOllllilOll'l fath-
er end moi her Were sick wilh thc ltrip.
'l‘llo Ladlcrt' Alil Society of West
vNOflVillk met at the home of Mrs. it. (‘
Luster on the Post Road. February lll.
A very enjoyable afternoon was ltllvlti,
although not many were able to be
present on account of the storm. '
Earle Vasbnrg. oi New York city.
spent iteturdey and Sunday with air.
and Mrs. E. J. Smith. Ilr. Vdeburgh
her recently purchased hire. Amhrote
Benedict‘s piece on West Norwellt
avenue, Friend. in the vicinity will
be glad to welcome Mr. Voebursh.

liilLi'lllli

A son has been born to Mr and
Mrs. Edward Minn.

'1‘. .l. Mullins is building a large
concrete cistern for M. J. Permley.

 

 

 

o...—

Iiurr linker hes resumed his form-
or position on the local trolley llnee.

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,.N. . .___.

Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Birge have safe

iy arrived at their daughter's home in
Porto Rico.

 

Archie Mills and father. Horace
Mills. are cutting cord wood for per-
liee ln Stepney.

Robert Huck has been enjoying a
vacation from his duties at the Em.
belming factory.

Principal Royden entertained
high school pupils at his home
Beugetuolt. lest evening.

ill!
in

 

Jesse Keoler. a former Beuguuoit
young men. has been committed to
the Mlddietowa insane asylum.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Allen gave .e
birthday party to their son. Clem .

 

 

butchered several tine young heifers
lest week which wore reedlly sold to.
private per-ties. »

Cepleln Charles Bottoms. who
was reported/drowned lest fall. I
been renewing old eonuelrrlaooee
town the pest weelr.

We.

 

lemut you was spent in
film

. Oberleghmou. of Barton.
ell

rs

 

the
in Hrool’llyn. N. Y. October 0. 1i
and was into the Uni

 
 

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new you: initiate» rem

. anti e let: hear. at ieb
it time retirees-tests were served.
the natural a ,th party broke up in the wee smell hours
I; "We. the our oft emulate. ell declaring that Mire
. on. W Fine was a very amiable end sociable
oi the hostess.
; ronlnent
,1 . Melville Kelsey. who died this week.
wars; that i is wee born December 7. 1333. in New Dr.
who I!“ York city. From the ego of
onleeeofclellle until menbood he toliowed the see.’
petition. gin visiting many foreign lends. His life
lied; lamenti- bgli one. still Iuh “to second annual meotltll oi the Gram
idols weasel-seen- = .
mariner“ er- ”in“ “‘““ W ““‘
s e on . e e
' 'n a“ attentional. tire .. ~ Hotel ‘DI-

'I‘be

fifteen

“Wilts... mm ti
. It
~ o street-«1o Regiment.

legion” before the
and center schools.

l Rev. lit. Kenneth Marie and
ltev. Mr. Dean were sarong the-
or the Junior diet-learot‘tlre e
of Connecticut. at the Harwell Coun-
try club. blond".

Rev. Mr. 'l‘eyior ve an int ~
.lng address upon ' Idle of ME
dill." "'

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Nertllm -

ing an attack made um ‘lliin through
a letter from a North pollute iarmer.
read in the United Blaine Senate Tues-
day. James J. Hill of the Great North-
ern Railway. raid:

fore Congress is the most important
this country has had before it since the
Clvtl War. if. after having Canada
waiting forty
again. our country will under. and one
oi the hardest hit oi our industries

will be that of wheat raiel

‘ for just that thing to uppen. Within
the fortnight Austen Chamberlain had
celled up for decision in the British
Parliament the measure providing an
imperial federation for England and
her colonies.

perlel federation of English colonies.
as is propo
list that England might impose upon
our wheat would be 15 cents I. bushel.
and that would mean our wheat grow-
ers would find their whole product low-
ered that much per bushel in. value.
Great Britain would take over preclin-
ally el of the ”00.000000 in round
numbers that Canada now pays no for
manufactured articles. then add the six
hundred more mlllioae we export to
Greet Britain. end we would lind that.
if we fell to edopt the reciprocity
amount with Guide and drive it
to en lrnperiel federation. we ere che-
penlng our wheel crop annually. say
15 cents per bushel and It the same
time we ere losing “00.000.00 of ex-
port buelaeee to England and Canada.

 

EDISON

you should hear the New Records ior
March. which are on sale b‘eb. 25. if
you don't own an Edison. it‘s time
you did.

 

Chiffoniers

. . .MMWIflfllte Fawn
W M ”Minority Moment.
ST. PAUL. Minn. Feb 28.-—Dleouee-

"The pendingreciprocity treaty be
years. we turn her down

"Engand is weltlu “35mm...

“Suppose that Canede iolne the ini-

sod. A reasonable differen-

li you Own an

PHONOGRAPH

$15.00
$27.00
$85.00
$45.00
$65.00
$200.00

A. J. Augevine 8t
Son 00.
134-136 wanton Street

Bachelor

Reg. $20 at $16.50

OUAITIIID OAK. MIRROR FRONT
RIG. 0”. AT eat

gun.—

I. K. MITGHILL. UNDIITAKII

F. A. MECHELL

N00“ 'UINIINII

COINII WALL AND HIOH .T‘w
NOIWALK. CONN.

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horwellrenchOllloeol

m ”awn aw...“

ANYIOIV CAN HATcH
CNWKINO

A INCUBATOR

Till “MI" IMHWI
ON THI IAIKI‘I‘
roller .
“I“ IIMTHIII 018.3.”

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«mm or oeuoo’rreew-
Revolutionary done.
neutrons. “banw-TM imit-

oi .WW
‘ilovolution. wee held here may

 

curtailment

motorists depletes Male to.

 

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mammal

 

BUCKEYE

 

Colds are now of a malignant
type and extremely dangerous.
Telte LINONIN‘E at first sign
of Con or Cold-wit brings in-
etentflrc lei and prompt cure. pre-
venting pneumonia.

Kerr’s Flex-Seed Emulsion.
Linonine. it the only Linenine.
Avoid substitutes. '

All dragging-«2.3.. 50's, in.

Andrew

a ut the first of April.
absence his duties with the Sentinel
will he looked utter by Thomas F. Fla-
llorty. a bright and. capable young
men, who has already had considerable
reportorisi experience. . - -

 

lire

penis to remain

 

TWO AMERICANS UNDER ARREST. '52:
SAN ANTONIO. 'l‘ex.. Feb. 28.—-—A

Hutchinson and grandson. .
. Lyon. Not—walk represents,
live for The Sentinel. will leave tomoc
row fortDeytona. Florida. to which
pylece Mr. Hutchinson makes an annu-
el pilgrimage during the winter season.
Mr. Lyon is taking the trip for the.
. benefit of his health, which has not.
been the best for some time. and her
in Florida until .‘
During his

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

iron. ~
and
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M! [ulna-- u at l
rig iron euohtrolr
peril. rte 3. 71km. New.

100. l . m a“ . H »
diner stem .
sures rosemary” beck.’

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

dlllpilil‘ll lo the Express from El Patio.l
declares that the two Americans under
arrest at Juarez are Inwreuce 1“. Com.
verse. of (liendoru. Cal, and Edward
M. Blair. of Texas.

 

 

Of sporting offers made by the large
esters of old. that made to Charles

Gustavus. of Sweden. when he was he
eieglpg Prague. is worthy of recall. A
peasant offered for the king's sinuse-
meat. to devour a large hog then and
they. General Koenlgemerk. so runs
the tale, suggested that one with such
an appetite ought to be burned as a
sorcerer. on which the peasant said to
the lrlng: "Sir, if your majesty will
make that old gentleman take off his
spurs. i will eat him before i begin the
I) l-"

 

Grace before meals doesn't keep a
men from growling about the way it is
cooked.

Nothing causes us to marvel more
then to are e man resist temptation; so
few can do it.

Guides Moments

WOO Al
you've ,
your eyes heralded today.

Feawick Optical Co.‘

diam.

 

Think of the pleasure spoiled—oi the
en DECIDE to have.
or-roelrrav l

I
Celt today for examination.

UNITED IANK IUlLDINO

Room: 7'
I7 “ACHINOTON ITRIIT.

Hours-4 to ”:30 l. in .nnd 11:“ in
Monday and itstordey. 7 to
l o. m,

 

cause at the disease and them at so-
liustingl the some. Dieeelel ‘
by a litre
beck. Even if done In
icreatetl
later lif
pein end discomfort. um... .

this dl
restore
The narration of eye troubles. our nerve . reform in ,0" body.
specialty—We done exactly and relief r ~
is certain if we fit your eyes.

never regret glv
chance to help you.

n waeuluoros er. eo‘. unswsm

 
 
 

atrium of cum.

chiropractic re the same-"forms

nob. twist or epreln in ”it

childhood it -
pinched nerves end pain in .
e in the different omit! M ‘

Chlnbhretcore remove the called at
and min. Ell health is
through harmo lag tho e1:

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Norton-rises. Rheum

le. Heart. Kidney and , ‘ .

cases are given special stterrllou' . ‘
Curvature of the Shine. ’ N”

510-.
WOW!

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Meglaetlo Treatments til H

 

lover’s

THE PLACE

 

FOR WOMEN WHO
nave TENDER. san-
smvn rear. THE

Cross Shoe

FOR THOSE WHO
BREAD THE BREAK—
ING IN PERIOD. THE

Cross Shoe

THEY NEED NO
BREAKING IN

$3 8t $3.50

Two Stores
South Norwelk

 

Norweilt

 

 

 

 

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NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN a

HARTFORD RAILROAD
viral TAILI.

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P. l.—lf:hiix. 1205. 2240:. 8:17.
5:00e. 6:36. 5:501. 6:40. 6:501. 7:101.
7261:. 9:403. 10:20.

modem

A. tin—13:53:. I: . hm. net.
10:30:.
P. Ila—11:50:. lzdla. 3:4”. 5:35.
5363:. 7:00;. 7:18. 7:631. 0:013. 0:40;.
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is. 'rl.—-ir:ol 1:081. rzorx. rm.
non. mos. ezloe. armor.

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31:10th 0: 7:10;. Order. 02108.,

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“autumn. :rr. mo. mo. user.
a. lt.-l:rrx. urn. roe.
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A. “will“. 11:01”.
P. lie-0:00. 7mg. mos.

000W NORWALK re DANIUIY.

A. lip-MW dill till 10:00:.
’r. Ila-1m. 2 Surfers.

 
 

 

Daily Line to N. Y.
ForlFRElGHT Only

Freight Propellers laire Pier
28. hint River. New York (foot
of Dover street). every day (we
cepi Bundnyl. at 3 p m. Freight
received at Norwailr up to 4 p.
in. and South Norwsilt up to 5:30
D. to

Norweilt Steamboat Company

Arming J. Smith. c. C. Hepemen.
Lease General Agent

'l‘lre Reed & lioik
Electrical Co.

The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRlCAL SHOP ,2
in the Town
AUTO lUPPLilI
Flinn. 805-50 South Hun Btreet
s. Norwelk. Conn. Music ash ulcer

 

 

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David w. Raymond
F unenl Director and Embelmer

'9 worth Mela street. Iouth Nor-walk

Residence. 0 Washington street.
Telephone It elllce. 854.
Telephone et house. ere.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

WALL
PAPER

Spring Goods

Now in Stock

E. E. Gorbam- -

Decorator .

10 Fleet 81.. test Nel‘wellt
Telephone 452

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.. . M m... .m—mu—h u“... w. -

Does Your Roof Leakl'.

'l‘hecellllll’y Compound;

0"” ALL LMKI
I00 I CALI-0N We I GALLON

tram...“ .l'a M's...“ out
tor seam moo-m nude'

 

 

Housaton’ld

Mexlvell. arr-r, and Mere

- oar Value exhibited at the rredl’ fl
lSqunlrb Show this year. 7”

Fig)” core. .700: I! horsepow _ ..
horeeLpower cars. .1000 to O .

can't even equal l um
all about it at t! m. “7 '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

la rue LIGHT THAT
' seven FAILSJS voorr
House PIPED roll
deer we no “gt“

House Pipiné A
at Cost

DROP m AND LET on ”-Q
owe you AN earn. an.
MATE ON voun House I]

lPower‘Co

 

 

Automoflles . . :
Acknowledged to be the ‘
re horsepower can. error 00
25 horsepower can;

Ce: ‘t beat it. can your _ yo-

Auto Company. ,

Phone 1130

aural .

}lneludlng. Grates. .nrillll
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