n are, (‘n ‘1‘.“ II.
..‘.‘.i I.I l.-‘I u'.j.‘a'-.. -.-.‘.-.».~ n .. .
The Reason
WHY
Our Candy. Ice Cream and
Bakery productl are so
anticipatory; is because
we use only the
BEST
MATERIALS
F. A. LANE
51 thtlutoe Street.
South Nemlk '
VINOL'
The modern Toma RECON-
STRUCTOR, containing. the medio-
lnat pxtraetives of Fresh Cod Liv-
ers, with Peptonete of Iron.
.. field only by
a” ~W' ”WM—m
Anderson's Launch Works
.given special attention.
Oyoter shell Point, Rom“:
'- Ho IMT'K .: ¥
‘
Th. "conformation in so expertly mode ill-Wu oennot tell
I mndtrueted METRO? PLUM! from n N!
client! in the but than: at twice he prioo. .
Bleaching, Cleaning, Dyeing and Curling
A‘Iolniiful
'Dlulne like nit.
. Launches and Boats . m. ”ioul‘fid
or all kinds promptly hum. Im- . iii‘"i":i.'. mm
for late. All kinda of repairing of new
‘mcuummurm
”here. that you look upon no tier»
“TROY ANT 0' "mum
WON. lite Beautiful“ NIW Plume u
HALF ”to cent of NIW.
Time tum-Io. and one .ua‘. ere
Milt up by e unique pruoou end given
nII the innate brilliantly end emertneu
0' NEW PLUMISI
PLUM! pl!!- .‘
Charles Buck, Jr. .
ELECTRICAL
An intricate orb, in which HETHOT “coil.
The work in faultleuly done by trained enperto end ooiorioto
under METHOT' 5 pureed-l supervioien.
FEATHERS CURLED ON YOUR HAT WHILI YOU WAIT.
CONTRACTOR I
m
NEW FALL CATALOuUE.
H. ‘METHO
GENERAL
REPAIR WORK
Adore-e: ;
51 MAIN 811, NORWALK i
Telephonee: 011ice. 001; beuee, 21-3 g
AWARD FOR PLAINTIFF.
The Building Trades Council will
hold its eeml-mouthlt business meet.
ing, thin evening, in its Income lnl
South Main street. '
‘ l
->All cuts of Beef Steak the lowest?
prices in town. at Hayeu' Market. l
Douglas Fowler. No.
15. Woman's’
Relief Corps. will hold its weekly huei. t
noes meeting, this evening, in ital
I
rooms, in Washington atroot. i
l
The old burn on the former .\Iorriti
M. \‘orton pioportt. now owned ht"
Charles it}. Jennings. is being torni
down and tho wood taken away. i
W I
Mr. and .\er it. S. Gregory bate
removed their household t-fl’t'cta from
T. E. Gregory's house to the one
owned by .\lré. t.‘ronk In tiranbury. i
Mu‘ton initiation, of \‘l'cstport uvc-.
nae. hill-i when a position with Char~
lea .l. lint-ck, tho olci‘li‘it'ttl contractor
with llll outnblinhtmmt in Main stroot.
“Brown lmrblee.‘ ‘O‘llricn. “ =i
I l
The Board of Electrical (‘ommls—;
slant-rs will hold its weekly buulneI-is:
meeting. this turning. in the oiilcee of
the Municipal Electric Works, in State!
street.
Thomas: Powell, of Loonard «tract.
'18 entertaining Miss Ethelwyn Mair»
Iney. ()l'
'l‘owtm-nd. Delaware. for a
l’ew tifll'fi. .\llss .\iulonry is Mr, Pow~
ell's niece. t
wit‘orequnrtcr Lamb,
Market.
SP. lliltn't‘ia'
Lincoln Council. No. It. Order ot‘
United Aniarlran .\lorhunlcs, will hold
:lts weekly business meeting. thin t'\t'
ning. lll tho Mystic Chain Hall, in
Washington strcrt.
Mien Mala) .Vllllcl‘. Information opt
orator at the lot-a] telephone cxvllttttpt»,
hart rt tIIInt-Il front a trip to New York.
ers .\lillr-r in at lll‘uit'lll I-Iilot'in: lit-r
animal In ntion.
Mrs. C. A. Monitor, oi ”I'll IHlilllllp
is planning to return to her homo in
Dunbar}; III-tit Tuesday and W. l..
Ward, ol‘ Hickory Blur! will return
to Ill‘tloltl)’ll, N. i , Wctlncudnt.
u
i
l
”.._ .._—”.._...— ‘
o
and (NHL;
.\lr-t. .\liilard Sittrtevant
of tlrout Harrington. .\liliit‘l. are
apt-titling a ojN‘tlk with Mrs. t-lturtu-
vam . part nth. Mr and MI‘I-l. (iemnc it,"
“I'llltl, tIi’ (‘t‘llilll ail‘cttt, Bellini.
1
Thu New tauaun Regulars will
plat tho strong Wuulport team at.‘
Alilll‘it‘lllt‘lll Park NorWulk, Saturday.
at It p. m. The Regulura will hate.
Hogan and .i. (llblln of Stamford in
their lineup.
M
~Stlfi lltttit, $1.50 to $3.
0
(l'llricu.
Contractor A. R. Million, of Nor-i
Wlillt'. him a largo force of men at'
work in ltldgoflcld painting the build- [at
in!“ on tho estate or John 8. Cox.
Tltcro lit also another line force of
men renovating the bulldinfl.
.. .wa
'l‘lto ltlttroltn Rebekah Lodge. 1. 0. O.
P. will hold lta iii-weekly buttinoel
molding. llliu evening. in its room in
Wanhington street, at which time ll
claim of candidates will he inltated and
at tho conciunon oi the meeting rc-
freahments nerved.
“Lean spring Lamb, 13W! lb.
Hayes Market.
W
Trade I! M
PRIN‘l‘lRflII
one
'uttondlng the. Dnnbury i-‘air today. i
‘il\t‘ill|(‘.
l the 19th inst
; OOST Norwaik “
, tr- '
fire It. (I Benedict ot Norwalk la ‘3'“ °‘ '" “« Wi'dm‘" V" “Wm“
spending the day in New York city. . “w. L‘ 0' P.“ °‘°'d°d'
--.._.-..__.__ '. Judge John It. llooth has awarded
.\tI-s. Chariots ll. ptiworth, or Mott $40 and "08m Whit llifllnim-l" ”‘9 “0‘
avenue, spent yesterday in New York tion of lru ll. Wildman. painter and
;dccorator. unaiuet itcprooentailvo Leo
ltei‘ 0. Pork, u citti cau- whlrh woo
William Quinn and family have mov- 5 tried uevurui trucks ago in the city
city.
MIMI l-Jtlitlt 'l‘ooket‘, of Bridgeport
ht \leltluu .\it and hits lt‘rnnk Will
eta 0! Main street.
paid for work which he did ou the
llOllN.‘ of Representative Pack. in Red-
tliuu. lleiortv tho work was douo. Mr.
.\\'lldtnan made an usilmulc. llu says
that it was an informal cullmtllo. Rep-
reuentutive l'm-k tried to allow it watt
mtronuur than an int‘otmul guns: at
Ittllal illt‘ worlt would cost.
Clinton (‘omniundery No. II,
Knightu Templar, will hold a muted
conclntc this evening.
i so Scullncl \\‘ ants in location \ou
W... .._.. m.......-...._....
may summon them at a low hourrt no- i’m ’ "“'“““-""“"“""“"“”"' ‘“’”“ "“‘“ ‘ “' m ""m
Compo Mitt Pond Oysters
New Redford Scallops
l.li'('- , and line cost. In but a trifle.
Mrs. William R. Demnrost. of licll
inland, let the uncut or her aiutarin
law. in Hl‘llt'h‘lt'i‘, for three weeks.
.\lrn. William it‘. llrudn anti MFR. Sta-
clIia Andrews, of South Not-walk. arc:
.\lt‘. an .\lrs. Joseph Monauhun. who
have been litlt'tit in t‘i'oaa alrcol, South .
Norwaik. iIat'I- llltH‘t‘tl to Hamilton,
John's Latino, .\'o it, i“. anti A.
31., held a stated communication last,
turning in tho Masonic Temple in,
Wall itlrt‘ci.
Hi.
The month!) llllhlllt‘rlfl meeting of tin»
lM‘llOdfl Yacht t‘lnb will be bold. thin
i‘Vt‘lllIli. in iitt l'uonlu, in ERIN Wash-
lnzton street.
t‘tu-kcnot- llatitiit. No, 321%. I, ll. it.
.\l.. hold it regular minim-nu moclinu
law owning in the Wall HII‘I‘ttl lptur-
this. Routine buaineau Willi trauFaI-tw‘
t-.i TELEPHONE 108.
t'ouncilman John D. .\lilno, Frank ii, . _ _ ._ WM”...
.\lI-rrill. John H. Manning. and Guard» .
l. Lockwood compose In unto party
‘Illlltll la a'tcndlut; the Dillllllll‘y l-‘eirr
IlltliH‘.
if!!! Underwear
for Women and
Children
THE FOREST MILLS KNIT
UNDERWEAR for Women and
Children h the but that we
know at and w have Killlli'il ox-
ttlusirp unlit of it for tho I‘ll) of
South .\"orwalit.
Mt‘tlllllll It'I-lubt (‘otton \‘mtte,
ltlllt: and olilll'l about». him low
A rolioariun on tho estate of Monti
irutillt- ll. Sopcr was begun at 2
o'I-iock this aittrnoon in the Vol walk
Probate ('otItl below .iutiuo Hour) \\
(ilt‘KOH.
'l‘lux South Norwalk It‘ire Police. held ,
a met: timt last evening, at. which time '
it wuu decided to iiiKilIl‘e a new pool
tnhlt- 'l‘lu- meetinx edlouruod untll'
Mn; W. H. Swords hue Icinrnmi,
trout II tialt ttlth .\lra. Id. N. Wilson at?
‘ l l vow. "lit
lIar homo in West Forty filth ntIooI. "Wk a 'd "0 H" .. l I“ I’
\‘cw ‘0” (Wm kneu anti unltlc lcitittlt. l't'nttltu‘
‘ ‘ ' Iiilt', 50c; cairn hlli'. 590.
~—- __.--,...._ Henry Flat-cod ('ottvut \"t‘llll
and 'l‘ixitia, 50c.
l'uton Bullet. IttIuIc utiailii’, 01.
Medium wuluht silk and Wool
Velte and Tighttt. 01.00.
Medium Weight Wool
and Tights. 76¢.
“entry weight Wool \‘cuttt and
Tights. 050. 01.00 and $1.59.
t‘biidrmi'u medium woluht
White Cotton \‘mtttt utul l’auts.
250.
Henry fleece lined (‘oltou
t'cm and Paula. 25¢.
linlon Suite of some quality,
50c.
Heavy Wool Vents and Pants,
60:.
Union Butte oi same quality.
01.00.
Children's Sleeping Garments,
blanched lltlt't‘i' lined. 50c.
Bore fleece lined Shiite and
Pants, grey. 190.
MdWHM++++
.1.
Vortll
Open a
Bank Account
I3:
4}»
a.
South R ii walk
Trust Co.
i
t
SPECIAL PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO OUT- OF- TOWN
CUSTOMERS AND ORDER. BY MAIL. WRITE U. FOR OUR
i
l
.iItoelttI complete and our derrltio II no
29 WEST 34TH 81',
NEW YORK CITY
PAID 350.000 FOR LAND TAXED AT
ONLY $11,000.
HARTFORD, Oct. :'I.~<«Ctmuiderablc
grumbling was heard today about low
property namrauments and poor husl'
nose ability as the result at the pub-
lication of figures showing the coat of
the new bridge over the Connecticut
river at this place. A parcel assessed
~ do!!!
date, says:
at $11,000 Cost lilo bridge communion,
ed {rom' Scribner avenue to Lou'oeourt In lionhury. manila. tiiitt-r properties were or.
,Ittroot. i .\lr. Wildman brought action to ro~ qulrtctl as {oliowm Asaeuned valuation
* -~———— icmcr 3170. alleging that he Willi under- whim, price paid $32,000, and unsou-
ed valuo 32mm, price paid 833.000.
Now the commieaiou wants to soil
the property to the city for docltrt.
Fix-Senator Morgan t}. Ilulkclcy is a
loading member at the commission.
Loot anything"! Try a Sentinel ad
'l‘hn majority (II pmpio are honest.
mourauk owl-:3, warms. aur-
rsarieu. SEA ease. suns-ea
swan. MAINE semen, HALIIUT.
run. NATIVE ecu. are“ con.
HAKE. son cues. ROUND mo
LONG CLAMS.
obsters
SATURDAY
utbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE. DILIVIRY.
it May Be Your
Misfortune ‘
to have '0 wour l plate. but llli‘l'l‘ it
no want" \I'll} mu t‘nttnot bare the
[loud fortune to porno“ one that "In
well and Khan iRtldfltt‘lul'y M'l‘\l(',¢'
.\o ttto patron» it: H" the llama Nit: IpI-d
mouth bit with :th wide t-xporit-Itte
and ltnottiodgr of the mechanical
Irinclploa ln‘nNNl in the matting of
II pctlmt dt-nturo- i am ahia to pro-
dutc rI-Iu. t~ Inuit-I dililI-ull and pI-tu
liar ttItttlttioII-. if your plate titoplt
Ill “Him "1 tom mouth let me show
you whtt‘. t’le iIoItiIle ill
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
iii 80th Main St, South Norwnilt
lloure: ii I. m. to B}. In. Bun-
dlyl by appointment only.
.._..- . . -
The Harvest festival oer-anion no-
ceusltntee having on head eome exceh
lent. pure, M WHIIKIRG, WINES.
DEERE. Permit Int to supply you with
the requisite. and your aflair will be
I delightfully pieliatttrnhle ”one.
Our prince are most renewable. our
pet-loci. n It lg
n ’ttilut that if
'many represented that German inter~
, many an unwarranted and luconuiutcnt
' nliely
. a... mm» o.
FRENCH FLAG FLYING (WEII
Ilillilll PilIlT
. . (Continued trout Flint Page.)
w d
“ouch count at liiogador to halt the
liloroccan authorities to take meantime
to remove the flag and end the incl.
'1
'M.._
According to the latest advicee. the
Frenchmen were defying the local cu-
ll! of Axadlr, who on his own respon-
sibility had ordered the French colors
lowered. but It is expected that the
Frenchmen will yicld when they learn
that their government baa dlenvowed
their act.
Axadlr ll the ueaport on the Atlantic
coast of Momma when.- the German
gunbout Panther and the (‘iermen crul.
ser llcrlin landed men to the surprim
of France, which was engaged in pub
ting dowu l revolt ot the natives. tier-
"is were threatened.
France cuneidered the action of tier-
Ivitb the Ft ouch status in .\iolocco.
Since the artltal of tho l'authci at
..Agutllr tit-Imam and Franco have
boon negotiation with a view to defl-
determlnlnx the respective
righta or the two countries in Moroc-
co. ’l‘itu negotiations have not been
concluded.
A t-oi'rcttpondti-nt o: the Wolii‘ llurcau
tlelcgruphlng from llohibat. on the
Tum-ulna frontier. under ,vcslertiu‘)":l
“Six soldiers and six Jews were kill-
ad and live soldiers and one' low
wounded during the boniburanent oi'i
'l‘i‘ipoi.l
“The European, of Whom there utel
still four thousand ltIi‘l‘ripoli. octet
unharmed The house of the lntcrii
pnuer or the Harman consulate was;
hatilt damaged. but the ultolie from the
itellun Ilcet did comparatively alight.
Ilaliluito to the PIN. '
“"liip Moslcme remained illlssll‘t‘ dur-l
lag the bombardment." l
The mill appealed to the common l,
tier oi :I tiormun watehlp in the barn?
her but he trim-d to interfere The
Front h flag “at planted on an ant lent
lmmion dominating the town and
which tltc ovurzttttlouu Fi‘l'llt‘ll pairiota.
I
‘llatl ot'cuplod in tho abut-nor of tho.
Rtiertnun
,iano lauded nutrition at
‘ l0!ilil,\'
'aer All‘lliilll illititktitl a
i
i
i lied Sou.
Izttrtieon That tired a salute and:
«out hold to tho (lot-mans to lento!1
.\xldlr uhlch they declared had In»
Paint? a French posaosalon l
’lhv intldcni. ac'cotding to die-5
potcbeu rocviwd hero, created exciton.
turn! in Southern .\Ioroct‘o but the.-
Foreign (mice IN satisfied:
with the counter measures adopted:
by the Ft Morph notornmont.
t'ol'auixlc, it‘l‘lllllnfi', om, r..-~'l‘hoE
t‘olomw (launch corrostuiluirnt at,
('Olt‘tittlllltloplt‘ rcportu illlll tho (ion
Inun cutbuey it: urging forbearance
on the part of tho 'l‘uritlslt unwrit-
moat in the matter of expulsion of:
ltulianst. l
(‘ilXS'l'ANTINUPIJ‘I. tlrt, vi.~~-The
ilutuariun minister today routeyed to
the I‘nItt- the. tiaxttruat't- of tho urn»
trulity of llulxarin. and also denied.
tho l‘ttttll'l oi a military mobilization
in the kingdom.
’l‘hv uowrttmvnt originally llllt‘lltl
Id to intrnat the protertlon oi’ Turks
in holy to the l’ttltml States but
illltllltltlllt‘ll 'llt‘ pi an heating this that
till to (turmoil). i
lllfltl ix. tlct, ti
3
Although tin» ital
Tripoli. i: In
‘Indorstnod that mutilation Itill not bt ‘
lli'l'llillnlllfi ltritirr tho wily IllI'l liv‘t‘tt
oculpit'tl in tho oxlmtlllimt l‘I'oztl Itrth.
tho III'HI ship at which is due to «all
from 'l‘ripnii tomorrow.
(it-i‘lllllit in tho invautlnic b: l‘lllil‘ln‘
oriuu to Itattuin 'l‘tit‘lttvy. t‘tom taktut"
an) Inoamtree that might lot-mun the
how of bllt't‘mwflll limitation. ttnd ltns‘
intluwtl 'l'lil‘lw)’ to ulthdruw the pro
IIibltl-In Ituainnt llio (urniahlng 01' com
for Ill"l\‘.iii' steamers. 'l‘hia had
lllt'nln’lillli‘llN‘d international.
Hilliitlllu. ‘
iIIHih‘. (ltt ii. i’Iotnltml homo it
Itlit- had but-n fired upon it) tho 'l‘uIlt-i .
lah toIt ill llodI-tdah. lllt' ltttiinn Illli t
'lqulItlI nun
boat uml rank her. ‘
'l'urlu-r having the oi‘tenaire in tin:
witcrn ltuly lutd lnit-ndwl iOi
.tl'l' l
1
ireputln on tho dcft'uaitt‘. tho Arotttrtu.
anti ilw tho-patch bout Hilttfottn and:
repair alilp \‘tllcano. all of width «to
armed and tho Mllillll‘l ctutt at :Illuhlt ‘
have been ordered to chore the tutti
old Itunboatu illut Titritm ltuu itt tho
lied Bee and to attach the north or
Yemen if necessary.
MARI-IOWA. Eritrea, Africa. Oct. 6.;
The tort at Hodulthh, aneaport of
atahla. tired many shots at the ital
Ian mining cruiser Aretutta, which
was crulrtlng In the Red flee to pro.
tort ttItliuu commerce. The about
were without effect. The Aretha re-
plied with her IIuntt.
ratrom. Oct. o.- rite Italians have
established It new government for
Tripoli. The Rear Admiral Borde-
dauclil lieu been appointed Governor.
(lint. might me made commandment
of the toroi- diurnherlteti by the liai—
Select Groceries
Wines and Liquors
Fancy Sweet Potatoes. pk, ~329;; } (it"andmu a Pancake Flour, new.10c
All the Leading Brande Wineo. Whleklee. Bottled Ales. Beer- and.” .
Mineral Water:
Teas, Coffees, Butter, Eggs
Fancy Maine Potatoes, pk. ...25cil“"115h Crlfill (linger Snaps, lb...7c
- Nubiacoa. um Graham, or 80- {Marsh‘s Iluttcr Bread ........10c"
clul Teas. pkg. _______ . .8ci Fancy largo l'lneupplce. each. ..10c
ta lbs. Granulated sttgar...ei.ooi 3 lbs. Yale Toast or Soda t‘rack- f _
Very ilestCreomeI-y nutter, lb.33ci or! . ................... ' ..... 26c
ileut N. Y. State Cheese, lh...20c, ii “on New Wlwlt; 6min liice...25c
Maud S. Flour, per bag..,..,_79¢1AImouI's t-ltut llama lb ....‘..18c
Atmour'u liroukiuut llacon lb.. .191;
08 I 85 WAOHINGTON 8T.
;lIvr otvnt-ra horn cttnuot
:Domocratlc town committee that
had decided to refuse the demand or
Rood; ’ , newton
A. F. BeCkmann 81 Go.
Phone 440.
SOUTH NORWALK
M
Moyor want to 0W1) one."
RIVER srne’er
See the Moyer Car
Automobile Building, Danbury Fair "
and convince yourself that "The Mayer see of the Meyer car, the
..L. .-_ .. .._. . “.._...” .._...
OSCAR H. BANKS
Telephone 681-3
NORWALK. CONN.
I
.u
EXTRA SPECIALS
- at the AGIP Store
VERV BEST BUTTER. a pound
ETXRA FANCY POTATOES. a peck.
AAP FLOUR. 24! :- pOund bag.
AAP FLOUR, I barrel.
-..~-...o..
............................. 32c
.......... ........... $5.30
The Great A&P Tea Company
1“ WASHINGTON OT" SOUTH NORWALK.
FANCY POTATOES. PECK .
FANCY SWEET POTATOES. PECK ................ . . . . . . . . . W: V
Tel. No. 009. Dellveriee 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.
........... ...........ae
:t pits. Grandma‘s Pancake Flour 25c 'ii pkgs. l’ost 'l‘oastics Ior. . . ..250
z: plugs lleckI-r‘s Cit-am Oat £6 bare liabbct'a \‘aphtha
meal ................... 25c| Soap lot ................
:l plugs “bite Rose Oatmeal. 25c lbs LaundI) Statrh for. . .250
t; illii. Loose Oatmeal ......... 25c ti burs Ozone Soap ..........
SOLE AGENTO FOR WARD’S TIP TOP BREAD. ~
ROYAL GROCERY COMPANY
22 SOUTH MAIN ST.
PHONE 8334
.._. “ya—m... .. .._.
housed the ltulians not to lt’tiilllle the
bomhu rdtucnt.
'l‘iw (ii‘l‘lllllll consul as the senior
member of tho consular corps. also
visited llttl flagship and Rfilit‘ll \"lce Ad-
Iultul l~‘ura\'llla to Iasunu- responsi-
billty for illt' III‘W‘AAMQUOII or public
order and the protection to! i’orciun
I'm-ideals in Tripoli which had been
abandoned by tho Till‘kirlll troops.
The admiral landed otlII-r detach-
lllt‘lllii of rulloru with guns, including
quirk llt'inp,v plvt‘ou. tutti Ut‘t‘llilll‘d 'l‘t'i-
poll in n military iit‘lliii‘. Thin was
accomplished without incident and
the uppoinlmoht of a ItIItt-ruor fol-
lotv.ctl
The (tenant: consul lnfornwti \‘lttt
ullf'lllllg oi the .tottu no burnt had
been done- to any Europeans or dain-
‘astt‘ to their otiurtortt.
SALONlK. European 'l‘uritvr. Oct. ii,
The Turkish iluilltmhip lt‘ethl llt
loud hold tilt and SI-“ltttbml iltc llrltlah
hlt‘lllllttl flithiu and ilndlnn t‘oItv bar
min of powdm on board biouuht tho
\mm‘l lit-Io an a prim at our.
LUNIIIIN, tlct ti ~TlII- hihlllll'l‘ tlr-
cilia. mixed by tho ’l‘ut‘ltII, watt hound
lrmu Smyrna itll' t‘onatuntlnopla and
tunlt-rltantl
uht she “tut "limit so lontt tut she was
not going to un lIIIiiItII port
ELECTION OFFICIALS ESCAPE
ARREGT.
.\llviillill'IN. Oct. onwt‘iiy Attorney
Thomas 1'. lluon this noon told the
he
the committee {or a warrant for the
errant at A. P. Aubrey. II lawyer, and
Joseph N. Jaioie, chairman of the
moderate". on the charge of chem-
lnu returns at the election. Chairman
.1. .1. Watch at the committee had
with him Communion Reilly when
the reply on loccived. The Demo
crate ere thinning of carrying the
. tr up higher. They are proper-
epotitltm to the. euperior court
hemelmwlmieutbomttu
The Celebrated $3. 50
WELLER
Safety Razor
for 500
Call at our store and examine them
lor youleell’.
W. F. Wigmore & Co.
DRUGGIBTI
C North Main on. So. Norweflt
I)... You‘iltoof mo
The Century Compound _
STOPB ALL LEAK.
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