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Business & Professional
Cards, etcetera
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face or Caps. Double Price
FOR SALE.
FOR 8ALE—-(,‘.lIilI2Ai’. 10 ii. i’
Oldsmobile runabout. in good repnlt‘
Iii will exchange for motor cycle. in
South Main SL. South Norwnik. Oil in
FOR SALE-”ONE llSlIll) litlYN'l‘ON
steam heuter. llil'lte enough for it or 7-
I-oonI house. A. id. ilenedict. it? West
31.. South Norwulk. on Rt
"Fort SALE-«I'II‘IILIII. .'I~l'ASSi-l.\'-
LII-r steamer in perfect order. iI‘ine
IIuII. shoes and III'cI‘ItlIIIIn ilrntminns:
or will exchnnne for small runabout,
Also tIilt‘-t‘_\'iill(lt‘l' l'opelinrtlot'd. uood
IIIIIniIII; orIiI-r. Still. \l'. l. Anutln. No-
l‘Ii'Oll Heights. t‘onn. 03 (it
AUTOMOBILE FOR ‘SALE‘IIZU
horsepower; cxreilen: condition:
l’lIllll_\'. live-pussetmer, engine and
luvue lumps.
top IIIIluinS, tools: thorough inspec-
hon invited. Only Still). Mr. Richard».
inn-ten. (TroiléyL ’lfiIfiveeIi llou'n‘iton
IIIIIl linrienI.
FOR SALE .\ll .\ h Sl'i'l'S. OVER-
roots. in Its IIlId lililltl>2 liiliit' ”a and t‘illiI
dl'IIiI a St I oli’ti- lI: 'lili IlIIIlIiIII. I ll! lope Io
suit all .‘\i 1‘. \\ Ill SI. NIIIII tilt III-.I
7 and ti. itlli llltlllll nod I it plug, S: III.
Suturan It- I p. ill. ol 'it
sought“ \I'I-IIsII‘I. ‘I'vII'Ii I. I-t'r
in good t'l'tll‘l'. (‘I.u lIII ~IIII :II llellII
island. W l‘. Smith. oi it
FOR SALE $23M” I” \h I'I .ti lii'. SI'
of good loud to with tie uno lit"" 7-
to no house ll'IIIII litiSt“. Inn IunlIe good
thing tnisinu poulIry and Inuit. i'.ll‘l
II:I.~IlI. Also, two nice large lots in lII.II-I
ZNIII \I'IIilt. Stilit). Addresn llox till, South
NIII‘WIIIk. 0i Tl
FOR SALE.---A'l‘ SAIlAMilillI} PARK
adjoining 'i‘okennlte Pork. benutilul
building lot. 7mm; terms in Hull
purchaser. lnuulre Robert iI‘. Sculzi,
lioal Estate Agent. ilowuyion. l‘onn.
Tol.31~l. sL’II iIII
BUILDING LOTS OX 'l‘llllill ST.
fIiixif-ll IIIIIIlI; snob for
inquire infilllt‘ t‘lIIIrclI. :ih‘
til-i ii
the two lots.
t‘ovo Ave.
‘ PROFESSIONAL.
ARTHUR F. HUNTINGTON.
i‘.i le‘ ()2. iiIIIIIII t‘iiurI-lp
,I~.II tone production. iiizi Muln Sh.
.I‘I II .Ilk. ’i‘IIl -.iil 0:! Mn
PIANO. ORGAN. THEORY. ALEX.
H Gibson. it (‘ lleslnnl SI leutIlIor of
music. orunnlnl and director l-‘lrst
t‘lIurIIlI, Norwalit. Mnnic composed.
i‘l united and trnnspoued. Tt‘it‘lllltllit.‘
it'll, n2ii'ilit
INSTRUCTION - THOR-
()R-
Ioch- culture.
PIANO
numbness tutti individuul requirement!
receive special attention. Prefer to
lII~IIrueI pupils at their home. Misti
.l.I,I|lII. A. tlrogory. Norwslk. Conn. R.
F. Ii. 42, si no
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DlVidelld Notice
II‘IIIhllelIl (‘ounty Savings llnuk.
Nor-,uulk t‘..ouu Sept. ill. till!
At It meeting of the Illroctortt of the
l I‘IIllelIl (‘onnty Savings liunlt hold
I. I ~I tl.l\ ll dividend ut the rate. of four
(I LI) pIII. cent. was declared to do-
iIIHilol‘s from theI earnings of the six
)II’ltIllttl ending Sept. 80.1911. The
sum- will he entered on pans books
IIIIII pull] on IIIIIl utter (lot. 10. 19”
or: Y MOUR CURTIS.
'l‘musurer.
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Dancing
and Departmentzi.‘
w. GILBERT “wanton“?
GCHOOL of DANOIMI’, t'M‘ilON
HALL, Monti-on st south Namath-I
“neomnany Mites" IMM
and gentlemen Weill!!!“ _ ‘1‘"
OCT. 11, III ll quill“... A imam .
of! .3 2w
finely“ of lnlltf'ili!
_ an the new sect
.. 133'!
oi lit .....
TO LET
i WANTED.
.. LI,..M.,.....__.._. ... M
1'0 LETMLARGE FilitNiSiiiIJ)
room with privileges, housekeeping.
use of both; rent reasonable. (lull
evenings. ii Orchard St liiugtwlte.
06 Ill
“Itsblngton St. to gentleman. (‘nll
evenings III 1:30 Washington St. over
hardware store. o.'I 3t
lIIuIIl Norwnlk. mt trollIII line eeIen'
rooms in double houxc. modern in:
provIIInents. inquire of \l'. S. iidllr
i‘orIl. limit Norwulk. or. tit
TO LET SEVHNIHUUM
:lil lI‘iI‘si St.. l-Insl Noruulit.
oi' (‘lIut'lIIs ll. l-‘ei‘t'is,
t‘ompnny.
inquire
I‘IIntI'ni
TO LET IRUUMS A’l‘ ."ilx‘ (lfiliilliN
Are. Final Norwulh inquire of “it,“
nlondk ,\mhicrII\\‘Iilon. » j (H lit
TO LET ~(llI‘lI‘lt‘lIZS iX l‘tllJ'liil'llN
lItIilIliIIu. corner :‘iluln llllll \\:Ill His.
iii‘tii and till modern lquI‘oIeIIIIIIIIs.
Apply to ll. iI‘. t‘o‘ItIlIIII'II, J! \\'Itll SII,
\‘III‘IIullI
TO LET ., i\\t) ll'lI‘th‘iilIllt
IIIIIIIN it)! it: bi lIoIIm-lIII-pitlu. lllllttilo
IIfII-I I: p m, and S.IIIIIIIl.II :ItterI.-Iolt.
till \\'I St St ..I :It
TO LET wiltil tilt): .I'I lli'lilll'l'l"
nvenue illiiIiOHIilltlli‘I iIIIIIIIII- \lrs
Woodward to Not-III Minn St, 9.33 it
“.Lm._..... M“«.£. ...... ....I...._—.—...
TO LET 'thlth litil r. , 'Jl
l'IIinn SI; lIriciI IIIIIIIIII-II, 2.: lIIiIIn
St. The llutt‘lt & llIIlleI" t‘o, lili'. ‘ It
To LET ii.I\l.iI‘ A limb-Ill: (lit
upIIIrIInenIII. every modern comen
lenre. one minute from West ,-\vII.
trolley. furnished or unfurnished: bent
and hot \\'.‘li(‘l‘ supplied. lIIIleI'II Full
West Ave B.“ ii
To LET -—HAMlI.’i‘0N AVE. ., liAl F
of Iw-ofnmliy house. ii rooms. and Il-
lotllll lint; liii improvements: good con»
dilion; one block from ruilroud station.
Joseph it. Taylor. slit if
I
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i
To LET-SINGLE ROOM AT 120
'TO LET NO. 3 WlNiI‘iiIIl-d) S'i‘...
Ilot's‘tci
Fill)“ I
U.“ at i
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WANTED - LADIES. EASY WORK.
Hours it n. In. to .‘I p m. salon with)
full Sniurdu) tlcl from 2 to :I p.
m.. :It 8 M. Roeduer‘e flour and food
store. foot of Ann tilt, oil it
WANTEDI WASHING TO [)0 ATI
home or out by the tiny. inquire if?
"'\\IIIIII St on :lt
T
l WANTED-«Ito now. A HMAM.‘
furtn helm-en Norwnlit uud (tourne-
hm II will buy if suited. Send full par-
Iticuluis \i‘. ll. tireen.
it mm 0.“. III
WANTED itY i't)i‘.\'(‘. I‘OlI'l‘hlIZ.
room and board in private fntnlii. Ad-
Ilii‘l‘hfl llontd. cure Sentinel.
WANTED or .I new. room and
Ibonrd, on it Ipliel vireo-t;
sorted in his bedroom. Address Quiet.
cur. Sentinel oi l"!
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WANTED-M Mint i it l.lKiI‘ TO‘MH'
kitheII range in loot] condition or
would excltunue urte mnue. gun llt'ilit‘l
or one lump fur IIIIIIIII. Atldt‘tntn (' A.
T . rule of Sentinel, DI iii
"WHITE?" ”i't‘I'Ii'IlfiI'i’iilil‘III 7i?»
know the Mum-ion llIIIIIIII hurl uI‘IIIIl
strum iIruteti I‘IIIIIIIII
Weather in here. i’t'oIIItrI- )our rooms
single or en suite. lIZItrIIpIIIn t‘i Amer-
it‘llll plan. lI‘iI-IIIIIIIIIII lilt‘liih, \I' it‘.
'i‘oller Prop 0‘: I‘t
for winter, t‘oid
oiliII- c-IlIIkI Inuil lllllit‘lt‘.
I-quIIiIIntlous in South Norwnlk, Hum-
ple questions tree. Franklin iuutlltIIe.
Dept. 37 .. iiociIentel', N. Y. nth ilil
WANTED-IIt.ll‘i-‘.li.I’\‘i‘()ltS UN i't.)\\‘
or Innchluen. Lettrners token on und
puld ultilu lenItIing inletflitlte ilui»
bet to., 33h?» “nullinuton St. old if
eusmnss NOTICES N
HEADQUARTERS iI‘th Aid. KINDS
of music. McKinley and t‘enturr edi-
tions. III-weir).
stationery. toils,
\Vnnhlnuton SI.
'i‘hc ilnznur. 7o
oil [it
etc.
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LOST
LOBTmll‘ili'i‘iI; Icox 'l‘lditlili-llt.
brown ours and :lllUl on side; answers
to name of Hunter. itowurtl for return
0 S. Knpiln, 1le West Cedar St.
0.3 :it
LOSTw-HMAIJ. LEATHER W)“
with silver ultnchnteut: initials P. h".
M. Reward for return to Warwick
iiotol. cl 3t
SOLVENT NUTil‘i‘J,
District of Norwulk, BIL. Probate
(‘onrl. October ii. A. ll.. ilill.
Estate of Mnry Fodor. late of Nor-
walk in mid district. Iieoenuod.
The Court of Probate for the Die
triet of’NorwullI, hath limited nnd al-
lowed six months from the date hereof
of the creditors of mid entitle to ex-
limit their claims for nettlemont
:i‘houe who neglect to present their
accounts. proborly attested. within
said time. will no unburied ii, recovery;
All persons indebted to said estate m
requesttod to make lmmediute rm
Intent
B'l‘lill’imhi F. OHERNITZKY.
all 1820 Admihistrat‘or.
motto-In me: Ludo LAW.
maximum. too. o.—-John N.
.stephlno. proprietor of It confection
III-y store. watt “amnion this morning
to: ,Irioitttltiu or lists labor law: in
harlot." ,it is ohitt‘uod. employed It
will imbued clerk more than 58
‘ flit filly bile week. This is
by
trill boreortth. It deputy inc
litmus.
er. formerly of ill North hiuln RI. Full
line of mouldings ut residence. 12
l’llillilm Ave. ('il}. Phone 27':- iv
It“)? if
NOTICE «ON AND AFTER ()(‘TO
her lIII. lll\‘ etnploIIncuI agency will
be located at 128 \l'ushlnglon 8t Help.
of all kinds furnished. Mrs. W. .l.
Wilcox.
NABH'O MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair shop. All kind:
custom made work. Fit and comfort!
sovs MADE countenrstv coma
ornmqnt Reform School.
WASHINGTON (th: 6.— James.
Menard 11 Icons old and his brother
Henry. 14, ware brought here that
night. from West. Virginia. to serve
two years in the government reform
school for making spurious calm. The
boys. despite their tender age. are
said to be clever connterfeiters.
The boys are Itilelteti to have given
their coins- the ringing quality by us-
ing untitllxon. which they are sold to
have been the first to use for that
purpose.
The brothers Wore captured in I.
rnid by Secret. Service mton In the
Woeltn ago, together with "Jack" Wil-
non, on old offender. and the how
parents. Junior and Emma Leonard.
Wilson 'mtl sentenced to ten years
and James Leonard to two yearn in
the Maven-Worth Penitentiary.
h— L.“ -m.
”Can't. look well, out well of feel
well with impure blood 1min iambit
Ihody. Keep the blood pure wt flue
tifltiif stood mum. ”in
M
73mg; km unmet
I‘Itomedy, are Very tn
lit-toruetoun. I
04 tit.
mettle to hot
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS. l‘ti:l'i ‘
NIII‘chII IIII .
IIIIIIIiI'tIi inntrumentufl
PICTURES FRAMED iii” (1. DECK-
Ifil lIni
guaranteed. 28 West Wuhlnxton St l
Sentenced to Serve Two Years In thou-i
Want Virginie. mountains shout four .
HOYT'B THEATRE.
The titow that one It at Hoyt'h The
aim yesterday after oon'is certainly
II scream trout start to finish. unIi one
that will drive own all blues. War
ren and, liroclftrny. ndheir musical
y an not which
‘appeels in all. Tiliiil carpet and trout
hone numbers ware verv fine. \lurd
and (‘lnlre in then rouriux force, The
Piano Sulenmtm. two the inimitable
jcouIedy slurs IInIl are funny fIIInI start
lio finish. The sketch is good from the
itime the piano noittstimn gout.- out to
‘Iollecl his bills and dune into two dif-
ferent families of’tho sumo nmue Cute
\Olillif, lIIIiv being in love with the
Isuieunutu for her iiiomled lIIIIIbnnd.
The when young lad). who llllti adver-
lIiued for .I round mun to intro port in
In vaudeville «keno. talked the sales
fluan for her man. and they find them-
Inelies nil mixed up ; d they wind up .
b:y all thing to an ‘hlti is It iremenI
dons comedy hit. imitation and Taylor
lm" in an innovation 9f gouge and done
on that lune n gotgcoun embellishment
lot stenic. nnd eiNll‘lCfli effects Their
right up to the minute. ..l ll (‘ole-
Imsn. the boron of fuuland. was ex
continually «and, mid kept the audi-
ence in ii mm with hip up. Ito date jokes
und conilI cough and was compelled
to respond to err nl enrtnin calls.
lIIaIIer \vIIIu and 1,: iiiree'tlenches.
IdlrcIt from the W tor Garden New
IY,oriI nun one of “3 bignent hits of
the etching. and their funnI costumes.
songs. dances Ind Ilium wns unions
the best seen here this season. Mr
Willis as the Hunt teacher and the
three girls fill his fipuplin were very
Ifunn) and the audience wun kept go
log the eutite limo 'l‘hieublll H :e
pooled tonight nIIIi tomorrow and the
show is one that should puck to the,
doors at crerr performance.
“THE i‘liltli by THE TAXI."
Ono of'lhe Nonfiction moat urin-
‘ tnnl scenes of' ‘21" III- Girl in ihe Tutti”
the them would) ‘from Pom. not
lni New York o.‘ unit Hostel)
wit ch oping ii for on ell-
II .t . "i header. Bel
loin-I liiiil octntrra III the end of the
final IIIl ’lbe scene. repremuts the
home of John SltIWer on Riverside
Drive, New York. .‘l‘iic hour is about
elewn o'clock illlti t‘lt‘l’)l}llt‘ had said
good night and retired to Ilwir rooms.
The Ruins nve turnrd out by It chic
l-t‘cnclt InItiIl IIIIII the moonbcnmn
urchin in tlIIouuiI the windows open-
ing onto the \'t‘l‘llllil.i. All is quiet.
fitnidenlv n door, opens and Percy
l‘ntet‘n. .‘Iir. Stewart‘s nephew from
Philadelphia who illlit come to New
York for throat III-III III-Int nod is sup-
posed to be It verI sick man appears
in full Itening utIlIe. lie. clones his
door IIIIIIIIouIIlI. lot‘ifli it. skip» over
and llatene III the other doors and
‘thon with a length leaves the house
to keep n midnight appointment with
the "Girl In the 'l‘nxl IIt Cnfo ('hurch-
ill. lie huII hanily gone when i’upn
Stewurt cautiously emeritus from his
Il'llOIIl in evening IIIIIIIIII. listens III the
other doors and with tho remnrk.
'I-verybody aloepu but father." nulls
out of the. house to meet a couple of
.chornn girls, No t-Ioonei' has be gone.
lltowever. then Bertie. hiu innocent
land uIIIIoplIiIItlcaII-d non, creeps from
Hbin room ”nine: to the doom of hit!
timber and his cousin Percy. and pro
lpuren to leave the house. Berlin is
hard pushed for money “in father
inliown him httt tile dollars a month
Homily enough with which toeutertuin
nfim the fashion of his etdorlu. His
eye catches night of ti bountiful lov—
lug cup wich his father hill receiteti
only that day In a token of upprocin-
tlon and proudly left on the top of
lthe piano for exhibition purposes.
Bertie hill no sentiment in the mut-
lter. lie grabs the nilver token and
excision gleefully, “i ltnow where f
can get ten dollars for this" Then
he darts from the house and goes Its
rapidly on be con ton puwnshop.
The expectation nrouudnt the end
of this not an to what will happen in
the next has never been excelled in
any play yet produced on the Moon
lean hinge. Tickets now on little tit
iioyt'e Theatre. '
MMWW a
GLANDIRO ”lino iN ugw HA
VIN.
of glundm in this city haul been In
severe that one than has lost twenty-
livo homo and It pull of molar. the int»
tor, It in mid. baths the bent pair in
the aisle. fir. F, (i. Atwood. of thin
city. has tnken‘to the liurelu of Ani-
‘Afllculiure, a lame number of h
hwltnvnh' from homes Initial).
NEW HAVEN. Oct. ti.»-—'l‘be sproltl ,.
THE THEATRE PERFECT
Always Good—~Often Greet lili-
‘l’ako the Family to Hoyt'l, Whore
Everybody Goes
A PROGRAM OF GALA EVENTS
An Announcement Exceptionally Ex-
trsordinary
THE INIMiTABLE OOMEDY STARS
James Ward and
Clare Virg Inia
(Recently of The Honpegcko) Playing
their Rip Roaring Farce
Appearing in Songs. Dance: a Humor
From the Winter Garden, New York
OTHERS ARE
Warren and Brockway
The Mutant Mirthmaken
W. J. Coleman
The Baron of Funilnd
Brandon and Taylor
A Singing end Dancing Spectacle
All the Newest
Motidn Pictures
DAILY MATINEE8~Pricoo i0 and 156
(Time 2:15)
in
EVENINGB—«Pricu ........ 10. 15. 250
(7:00 and 9:15)
w—u—
ARI YOU A HOYT REGULAR?
IF NOT, WHY NOT?
THOUSANDS ARE
r
Phone ill to
STAMFORD. CONN-i I‘
Week of Oct. 9th
“THE FOURTH ESTATE"
Wailsch‘s
THIO WEEK.
Bates Auto Bus
will run to the
Danbury Fair
"BILLY"
OIL
HEATERS
“825 to “.60
. NOUII PUlNlIHII
W
NOIWALK. CONN.
m
thk am on... of
ALHAMBRA Theatre?
Broadway Theltre Success-
F. A. MITCHELL?
CORNER WALL AND- HIGH '7'.
. The Evening Sundae!
W
tNOnIAIID consumable; '
_ .. NEW BANE". Ont: humanist of he.
mul industry. ll. 8 Department of. i ‘
all records. and defying all speed
TWO HOURS OF
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10th
A. H. WOOD Presents i8 MINE THE GIRL lN THE TAXI. smuhlng
GIRL
IT
lawn.
The Sensaolon of Eu-
rOpe. Han received on-
dorsement of America.
IN THE
'rwm runs ’ GlGGl-ES
if you don't like to laugh. don't one
than clever artists
SUPPLEMENTARfi-‘EATURE . AN ALL STAR CAST
Laughinnd‘o Brightest Luminaries - .
. , 3 Prices,—- 250, 500, 750, $1, $1.50
waltel‘ Wllls i Seats Now on Sale Hoyt's Theatre
and his I
3 .PEACHES- 3- METHODIST ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Iet been built on earthly soil. it
A Great Spiritual Awakening in Need-
ed Within the Church itself.
TORONTO, Out., Oct.
in; its review or the accomplishments
3 year and the discussion of the unique
'pl'oblt‘init which now confront the
church. the fourth ecumenical confer-
ence of the denominations today turn-
ed in; attention to foreign missions.
it appeared that the need. from the
viewpoint of veteran workers. was as
much for
dog within the church itself." as to
further perfection of the mechanism
of the organizations whose member
nhip totals many millions. Even in
the lure of revelations. through re-
ports submitted yesterday.
church in one of its great .divisions.
hull suffered startling losses in net
memberohip trains the. past five years
while in the other division there had
been actual loss of total membership.
today's spenkera emphasized. as vital.
iy important. tiltI necessity of making
the spirituality of the present ment-
bers mre intensive. instead of seeking
prluutrily the lengthening of mem-
bership rolls.
synthesis" was urged upon the dele-
titties today, it being held that in no
other department of the church would
its economy or service he more felt
than in thni of foreign missions. it
would mean rust snvinus in money.
in men and women and therefore the
Iwork in thut mission field could enor-
mously be lncrenned.
I
That the church universal is not.
hear at timid. however. despite the.
unions effected by methodists and
Home other denominations in Austrnliti
IIuIi elsewhere. was the nssertion of
lav—(lootinn-IY
of Methodlsm during the past fed
"a great spiritual awaken- .
that the.
ti'hurch unions of "denominational
stands in the realm of faith. but not
in the realm of history. and i doubt
. if this gathering realizes how distant
it is."
Rev. Simpson Johnson, of London. I
secretary of the Wesleyan Methodist-
Conference, however, noted encounfi
lng signs. "The people everywhm
are seeking upper-tun es. nonworking I
together." he said. "' Hotel's snot ,'
revival of interest in foreign missions. r’
DUKE OF CONNAUGHT SAILS FOR
CANADA.
LONDON. Oct. 6.——'l‘he Duke of
Connaugbt accompanied by the Dunn-p:
ens sailed on the steamer Emprmi;
of iroinnd from Liverpool today to on- ‘
some the office of ”gorernor-general at ,
Canada. in whicIli'me-Iilticceeds Earp
(trey. Prince Arthur ‘ and Princess .
)‘ictoria Patricia did not go with their
parents. but will join them at Ottawa .
later. ' .
A large party gathered at the roll.-
wny station here to bid the Duke I“
iluchess good bye. UM‘ ‘ '
stenmer illiti been reser d for
and the llulte'e staff. aides. seen
and physician. "
LEHIGH MEETS BUCKNELL ‘
SOFT” BETHLEHEM. Pa" 003, ‘8.“
— For the first time in several you). 1'1?
Leblztt will meet lilli‘iillt’i on the grid.
iron here this afternoon. interest in 5:. ,
added to the I-onfii‘f manure “By"
ilII-kson, who iormeI'ly couched M"
h'Ile. is now developing the Buckneil“
eleven.
NEW HAVEN CITY ATTORNEY.
., .\'i.\l' Iii.\\’i£.\'. Oct. t‘Ix~—.loiln IL _,
lieotb. lnw pnrtner of Major Ernest .
him“, was appointed city attorney by .:
.lllIlA‘il li0_\‘t today. He mites the place IZ
deem will
hand and
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do so at once, as we
have but 10 Razors on
will be sold.
Sentinel Razor Coupon
It: '
,v . s it
I. . , , 00
Rev. W. H. i‘itchntt. of the Methodist of Mr. iloyt. who IVIIII’IIdvnnIIed to the
WCd.. Friday and 88L, Friday . i‘hurch of Austrniin.'"'l‘lie Universal bench. All other court officers were I:
III“ “'qu Norwulk. Round trip ith‘hurch." said Mr. Fitchelt, "has not. reappointed.
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eluding entrance to fair. $1.50. An, * r r “ ' “W“ “‘I
one wishing to so please tend name .......... . ’ . . .
hefnre the any they (“mire it) make '- I I‘ u I l I I I u' I I s' I I I u I I II». I IHII l I I I II I I I l I ll -.I.I_-:I:I;-'o,|:n,u,: ‘
the trip. line will leave Smith‘s Nov- - ‘:‘ ' h
city Store. Dar-ten. at 3 o'clock, 3.: l
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