ESTABLISHED 1870
‘ round on the head. Both slices were
ultalter took charge of the remains. the
ind and worth sellin.
If it is it is worth a—
noticing in The Ben-
sinel.
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Edward Everett Sanford Evident-
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Richard Dunning, the Bridgeport!
and South Norwalk Alisterman. w'ho
two weeks ago was bound AAAcA tall- Frankfeidf & 80118 Can Man-
the Superior court under a bond oi’R
ly Crushed to Death bya mm on me charge 0 ,W .‘. 0, a; utactory Destroyed With Loss
r R ‘ $50 check. was brought into the Cityg
F 019m Tram Court, Bridgeport, SaturdaA from thu’ “of About $15,“
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Supctlor court on this count undcr
Rn bond 01’ 8300 fixed by Deputy"
Family Lived With RDIDRRVDS atR Judge Frank 1. Wilder. Dunning has.
. Alum“ lAAlclA to the jail to await trial
Belden Hill, Norwalk
jduuinrz the l'eiA'AAAAAAA term of the. t‘t"-.lAn'N
Iinal Supcr'lot Court.
Admits Forgery.
Chimney Fire Keeps More of
Norwalk'sFlretightersiluoy
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ing at A o'clock in the crew or an cast RRRR’RR “RRRRRR R‘RRDRRRR“ RRR‘R‘RRRRR R0 RR fires two of phlcir were very small,
bound height train. Mr . Sanford had SR‘R'RRR ““8 RRRRRRRRRRR’RRRR and RRRRRRRRR'RRRRaggrc-gatcd a total loss that is e:At«
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they in turn notified David Gould, RRRRR'R’ George M SRRRR and eRRRRR’RBeRR RR'RR here for Holiday {RRRGSR “8;,” DR the
agent. at. the blast Norwalit station. , A'RRRRR'R W. HRRWRSRRR‘ Dunning “RRRR . RRORR' CRRRRRRRR and Cigarette Cases RRRRdR
Mr. Gould called up Medical Exam- l‘mlmltlr ‘have a lung Nitric-ace “new $“'°R“‘"5 “m“- “WWW 7° RR”
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iner S. H. Huntington of Norman: R‘d for RRR" “CRRR' RRRRRRRR
who went to the place subsequently
and examined the remains findian
. \VhA should you worry or or the eteru' *-
that death was caused by a hemnior»:nal question: “What 3111.11 I buy mR wileuutiful "ambient of Safety Ra-
f‘huge Q! the terna] artery. Tile ROW“ lplenae them?“ 8.. Nun'no & 331' lior. Rf ‘h. R"6w‘ik HardwnreA Co
or part of the torso and the Nmbswan“ ad. on p“. ”1..“
PlillEllDllTEll 18
were crushed and a slight cut was
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'l‘1Ac busiest day for the members of!
l R“ the NAAAwaik hire DepaAtuAetAt far rim “
R RRRRRRRR oral ,ltlllf'll one Saturday. Four tiAceN
W'leLPl..EY .& CLARK.
Our. Main a Washington Sis.
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Off. goods make most acceptable Xmas
Medical Examiner Huntington or-‘ gifts. Sec the full line at the Reed D.
tiered that the undertaker remove the Volk Electric 00.
mm and Funeral Director RsymondR
30'.” ”011011
took them to his morgue in North Main
\ViTflDllT LICENSE
W. Coffin, however, upon viewing the‘ Rsteamer “We 0w“
direct. l p to the time. that the under-
t'ace, recognized him as Mr Sanford. ARR a direct “33“” OR the ““0“”st Th9 81100111!!! “'38 Said to MR the
and to make sure Edward Wilsorr was .raid of the Central Hotel call) Vestal-R outcome of AA series of quarrels in:
called in. Mr. Wilson established the ‘R“~‘ “Wm“ “1 ““011 ”me William whichtne two men had encased It ta‘R
identity. \RR’VARR‘“ Thomas Vedas. “will! Henly, rluus times since last August. wheat
The deceased is Blit"'\1\ed by .1 wife Rd“ "‘RRRRRRRR- Anne 3W9“? and Mints Smith’s wife secured a div.orcc Later!
and three children who reside in Bel- MCA‘RamR‘ were “"9““ ON"! OR Po—. -l.oomls married the woman.
tdon Hill avenue and by a father and RRRCRR WRRRR‘RR“ Pennington and Officeer, All Mrs. Loomls was walking alongl
brother in Danburr. For sometime RRRRRRR‘RRRR V- Raymond placed 819-11110" the street, Smith approached and adi
he has been out of work, his la‘st .zael, alto keeps arcetaurant 0AA the. dressed per fiuddeulv [40011115. w'hotn
steady position being at the Crcsccnt' corner of Ely and Lexington avenues, .Smlth had not seen, stepped for-Rt
lLaundAy, in East \orw'slk where. he under “"9“ “”1“” charged “'RRRR ”RRR ward and shot Smith in the abdomen.
'was employed as a washer SinceR lug intoxicating liquors without a. 11- Smith fell to the gida“{uk‘ and [mom-
Auen he has done practically nothing AR‘QR‘W- The “"93! was made RRRRB is fired two more shots into his bodi’.
1)“;ka up spare jobs n0w and then. ,Nmornlng on a warrant, issued by Pro- Smith fired several shots at [40021113,
Ai’ew months ago, being unable toR SRR‘CRRRRR‘RR Attomey George H- V09 but his bullets neat wild. .,
support Mrs. Sanford and his t‘amllyRb burgh, 0" eAidence presented to himR Mrs. Loomis was arrested and held
they went to Mrs. Sanford's relatives Rhe “Rx “R’RRRReRRendc‘R “R R‘BORRRRRRRRR under $1.000 DOMSA
PORTLAND, ROre. Dec. lS.——"blyI-;
terlous Billy" (Amos) Smith, at cast
time a well known welterweight prise-l'
Ragtiter. was fatally shot, last night.
by Captain A. B Loomla, of the river
identification was unestablished Floyd
in Beltien Hill. AA is not known wAAereRDRR'Res“ ”Rm" Smith catne here from Portland.
the deceased made his home after that? . The police have always had more or; MR‘RM- fifteen years 330- His career
The funeral serv'lces will be held at: RRRRRS R’RORRR’R‘R’ WRRRR ”RR“ restnulR’RRRREdatee from 1897 to 1903. Though nev-
lulrich changes hands frequently. [t‘ er a claimant to the champlomhlp,
the chapel in Riverside cemetery,
is believed that with the evidence at 1“" 13. “it! 10 have been one of the
Anorrow afternoon at 2 o‘clock.
to»,
Red. The six arrested Sunday morningé tr.y His mfivg’jgms “up Joe wnlcott,
claim that. Szael sold them liquor. Rthe famofig negro fighter did much
’Szacl’s trial will come up before toward building up smith‘s reputation
Judge William F Tammany at 5 o'- as a fighter.
“1001‘ "RR" afternoon smith had been in trouble with the
—GLOVER’8 THE PLACE.
Store open evenings this week. R
V—Some new electric fixtures would
please mother. Excellent line at the
mutt error R
Rhand, the proprietor will be prosecut- pest weltarweight. fighters in the coun- R
Astallment
Reed & Volk Electrical Co.
Poatsrans RCLAss INITIATION.
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‘ Degree Conferred on Eleven Candl-
dates Yesterday Afternoon.
A'class initiation waRRs held at’Conrt
Narrukl Furesters of America, yester.
day afternoon. at which time the dc-
thee was confirmed on stereo candts
dates. The work, was done by the
Court Narruk team in the usual excel-
lent. manner and the. team was getter"
Ollsli/ congratulated by the members
present
There were present at the meeting
delegations from Bridgeport, South
Norwalk. New Canaan and Stamford.
At the conclusion of the business
meeting refreshments were served
and a Social time enjoyed by all pres-
ent.
o
~«971A: and R five coupons will buy a
Vanity Box A neat and useful Christ-
mas gift. ,
W4...—
~Edison Talking Machines and RRec-. R=R
AAA-ds. all sizes and prices. cash or in-
At Lockwocd'N s, 39 Wall" St.
6
-A Victrola or Victor Talking Ma- R
chine tor an Xmas present is a present:
enjoyed bA all the family. also a great
entertainer for all of y'oui friends
No talking machine in the world counter
the Victor. It is absolutely the best.
Call at lockwood‘s and see and hear
them; also see different styles and
prices, ranging from $15 up to 8200.
You. can buy these for cash or on the
installment plant.
-—-A fine line of Auto Robes for Xmas
presents, at Lockwoods, 89 Wall street,
Norwalk.
SEARCH FOR WINSTED WOMAN.
WiNSTEDrDec. 18 ——'l‘be search for
Miss Margaret Opnsidine, who is miss—
ins frbm ‘her home. wastaken up again
today, the menacing ovar Wetmore
Hill, on which a listless woman is said
to haveotAeen seen. The impression is
held. however,’ that the body is likely
toabe found in the river. 0'
—-TONlOlR-l‘[.ARMORY.
Knickerbocker: vs. Norwalks; High
School vs. Derby High. Basketball
Dancing. N j .
police on several occasions.
”NOT TOO LATE FOR CHRISTMAS
Have you seen them? Do you want
Rthem? Will you buy them? Most
scbaum Pipes, Drier Pipes. Prices tea-
sortable. Pth 353.
WHEL'PLEY & CLARK.
Cor. Main & Washington Ste. .
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——Buy the smpker‘s Xmas gift at A.
Dreyfuss'. Souvenirs to ladies.
AR SOLEMN'MASBR FOR FATHER M.
F. RIGRNEYR.
An anniversary solemn high mass of
requiem for the repose of‘Rthe soul
of the late Rev, Michael F. ngney,
will be celebrated at St. Mary’s
church tomorrow meaning of 9:30.
a
-—RIF YOU WANT ,
to give your wife AA useful Christmas
present put an electric flafirdn in her.
stocking. At Reed d: Volk Electric Co.
-—_’11he best present you can make
your husband or friendwho owns an.
auto is a. Pyrnns fire extinguisher. At
F. E lmckwood '& Co.'s. 39 Wall St, _
Norwalk.
_sit up and take notice.
Route to} distilled» or .
DWI if all men
drank like i filth.
, n-Uffclo PhRihader. . ‘
WEATHER FORECAST
Cloudy and Unlettled.
TWO CENT?
narrator sens mes
Arable rhino SUPPER
the
The annual turkey supper of
Norman: Aerie, No 588, Fraternal Or-
der of Eagles, watt held in the Wall
Retreat quarters of the organization
yesterday, and proved to be the most
enjoyable occasion‘ ever held within
the four walls of the room. There were
about sixty members of the eerie who
sat down to the excellent dinner and
none but high are the praises for ,
menu and the perfect arrangements.
Worthy President William .1. Powell
was fine as tosstmastcr and Post We.
thy President, James ’1‘. llnbhell and
Past Worthy President. 111.]. Reynold ‘
gum speeches particularly applicable
to the aaffir. After the supper u so: int
hour was enjoyed .
The menu was as follows.
Manhattan Cocktails
Grape Fruit
ltoast Turkey
Potatoes Tlll'llleS
Cranberry Sauce C 91L.
Pickles AAAARA as R
Nuts f-‘ruit
llefresburcnts
Atf‘offce Cigars
-awaw
*TONIGHT. ARMORY
Knickerbookers A's Ncrowallts lilghi
Stiroal As Derby High. Basketball.
iluuclng.
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“Keen Kutter Pocket Knives, l-'i
off. i". A. Mitchell's Furniture Store.
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South Norwaik. Police Force Patti
I" Visit There Early Sunday
' Deming,
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8erlouo Charges Preferred
Against Men and Women
in a sensational told made, Aeatcrday
on the Central Hotel at the corner or.
1 Monroe and Chestnut streets. of whiclAR AQUR“? more than- half an hour and then
Iseonard Discos ls preprictor. three
couples were apprehended by the
South Noraalk ptllite and brought. to
trial before Judge William F Tom-
many in the South Norwallt end of the
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'-Buy the smoker's Xmas gift at A.
Dreyfnss'. Souvenirs to ladies.
F—Cutblll'a Parcel Delivery. Office
ngmore's Drug Store. Tel. 573-2.
DUST TIMES IT
AIDEISDN WORKS
A boat is now under construction 1
at the Anderson Launch works that
promises to make local .yachtsmen
it is twenty-
feet long, eight feet six inches wide.
. and has AA most unusual shaped con
cave bottom.
a sensation when fully turned up.
Stewart H. Elliott has tried out his
beat, recently constructed at the same
mines. and it came frilly up to speed
expectations. Mr. Elliott expects to
. ship the boat south shortly.
‘Rslph Farrell, nephew of James A.
ii‘arrell, of Hickory Bluff, is having
his thirty foot boa remodeled info a
militant flush deck cruiser at the ,An-
derson works. Mr. Anderson has at-
so under construction a sixty-Me foot
fishing boat. for Captain Fred Mose. of
Banana, New Jersey.
This promises to be a big and busy
year for this ever busy shop.
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«LEARN 'ro DANCE FOR M.
Over Wimcre’a Thorn. Tel: fab-2'
N-t—Harry Smith's Dancing. School
Trust. Co. Building. Thursday ‘evealasA
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Dre} fuss‘. RSANNAuvcnlrs to ladies:
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Contractor Joseph t. McElroy,
Flmcrest Terrace, 11 recent arrival inR
’taction Expeeted to be Taken Be- or Am and the successful bidder onRSecond Section of Train on Chi- RR._'N.
AR Norwulk a all net paving contract, has
Racocrdcd the honor of the presidency,
Roi the Holt Name Society, of St.
RMarr's Roman Catholic Church, form-
10“ last eveniz, The organization of
the society was completed last evening”
loud girl's promise of being n his not
trees in Norwalk.
The purpose of the society is to pro
mote among," thc members better lAAAb-.
its and bcter saw of living. that they;
him not a better example to their lot .
loAA cltincns. The object therefore is Fatalities 0“ Kansas City-Lem!-
aAAorNtlAA one and it is proper and fit i . .
itiug that already the names of 1.1m BDWDI‘RD ”DD.
gpeople time been ‘cnrolled as moot ——-—-——- ' '
\‘l'. \SliiNG'l‘ON, Dec iSwl‘tdpr to. A thrs with a an at Arthur more who hate: (JDESSA, Minn, Dec 18. ——Nlne flar-
ldnA' s session is eridod , tiu_.- Senate is at nlllcd their intention of joining sons were killed in a wreck 0n the
.cxpet. ted to raise such action as will shortly . Rt‘hicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Rail-
result in the abrogation of the A. can There will he a feast of the iiolyirond here today, and ten or more were .
Roi 18'12 betwcn the lnlted States and Name celebrated on the second Sun- cr'iously injured when the second Roch"
galififiifl. The ”contest interest is main Rdnv in .isnuaAA and the next regular tion of train No. 18, the Colombian.
Rfcstud at the capitol, Altai long liefor'gc meeting of the societ) will be held on from Seattle, crashed into the first
jthe doors to the senate galleries. opt AA that ctculnu. Rsection, which had been stopped on
Red Arcade vr'ero waiting adm. ssion.‘ 'lheoiiiters elected last eAcning arc signal ..
drawn there by the expectation of aR as folloAAs: ; ._—— -. AR R
Rieugthv and spirited (16111119.President—millille A. McElroy. (Continued-On Fifth Page.)
R w... Vice-1‘A‘esidcrrt~—John '1‘. Hayes. , ” ' E N D
(Continued on Ninth Page) 0 A ~' ' “SPECRM' VALUE: OFF "I
Recording Se re art )iAchael , on Meerschaum and Brier “W-
R James Tierney .
A . “Ar THERLADIES H l S 1 h N, H WHBLPLEY a curtain _
’deslre something for the snAolAer's new?“ M “R“ ant—C RR RS on: , Cor. Md“ 5 WWW“! Sill. NN
times they .yriil find the most AotnplcteN
line of stacker s articles in town at A.- .
Dreytuss'. Souvenirs to ladies. R
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' -fluy the smokers this am ntRa r“
tore Today’s Session' in ,
A Washington Ends
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ago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Road Crashes info First
RPresident TR‘att Has Made His
Position Clear
“Handsome. practical Chribtmhd
NGifLs at the Norwallt HardWare Co.
TreasAArA-erhomas Robbins
Spiritual .~\d\".18€1‘~*R9\ J. J. Keene
PM
-—NOT|OE.
We contracted for a latte quantity RIMD one; FQD . 1‘
. Rof butter tut sum it and will con- “um I“ ”m
.1: . onus to tied it on use peerb. While it:
.‘AT P‘BK‘“ Jun!“ Alasts Read our Christmas adv. to: The claim of Min; ““819 Conan, N,
H F. MEAD & C0 ;a mold, was heard before the commit...
marrow.
NEARLY SECURED
232 East Ave” sinners on the estate of them life.
-—FOR HIRE NlGi-Rl‘l' 0! DAY,
0mg; __ 1 Maria P. James. in the Namath m -
00R RR)“ 18 TRRRRRR OR the icourt room. this morning At ’ A,
7~ passenger touring car. limousine and Au: adjournment was taken. A _
taxicab. rm 101-12. R Min German was the mold. for Mini
ten Chic-co melt packers under in-
ldictmcnt under the criminal provision
Home: for many years before her dough _
fund this claim is made it is said: Rita R
‘or the Sherman anti Trust law was
scheduled to be resumed before Judge
the result of a promise of Mrs Jamaal- ,
to care for her as long as she lived. ‘R
Assistant :37... “0" “A" "F ""5""
.DDIIIND ELEVEN 'E‘ISR ;Miss German also made a. promise and
lsbe lived up to hers, which was to
Eleven tentative jurors were Rin the'R
the: when court adjourned on Thurs-
day after the issuance of summons forRA NEW HAVEN, Dec 13—1“ the ar- 'i'emain with Mrs James as long as
irest here «min of Mrs Lillian Back- the latter lived.
us of 15 Winthrop menus, the policci Miss German claims 35 000 damages ; R‘,
a new venlre of 75 men.
The examination of veniremen whoR
believe they have found the solution?on the. virtue of the promise. Much
of the mysterious theft of articles
wished to present excuses to avoid
servin e
8 "RR RRR 1R") “R“ “990‘“ R° . ;interestlng testimony is being brought
from the Masonic home in Walling..0m and St. Paul‘s Episcopal Chuffth
ibe proceeded with when court opened.
Th1 it h - . ‘ . . ,, , ,
5 RR” R RRRRSRRR WORRRRR RRRRR re ' “’"R “R‘RCRR “‘9 ““911de 0‘9” a 1’9"; of Norwaik, represented by Attorney '
10d of 11 years. A search of the Wins‘
Lo 11‘ Goldscbmldt, is attem tin to :
:the effrtos of the lawyers to complete throp avenue house brought to RRghprrévZnt Miss German from pgetgtlng
"Re 5“" “re ‘0 be resumed ,silveraore and linen belonging to the,
, .her claim, for the church is a large,
Both defense “RR proscutlon have home and R' R3 ““93“! that these “"Rbeneflciu'y under the will of the hits
exhausted fourteen of their thirty per'2ticles and others have been sent to Mr James Hurlburt & Davis are
emptooy challengesja‘nd RRR was bERREVRR M“ Backus by her mother, Mrs. Rloohing after Miss German' 3 interests.
ed that at least nine of the men newi Dwight Kelsey, who has been an in in one m claim of Miss German .
in the jury box would be retained. mate of the borne for the past 14’ e e
is allowed the estate will be insolvent;
This made it appear certain in the. 'cars l , ,
A 3 land for this reason St. Pauls Church
minds of the lawyers that the jury \frs. K8153) is 80 years old and i d 1 int Aested.
would certainly becomhieted with this her daughter 35 The latter. is beirhi s eep RR..._.:_________. . ,
venire. charged with recelAing stolen goods. ——Wlnslow's skates and Hockey
Mrs. Backrus. of Winthrop avenue.tsucks, at the Norwalk Hardware Co.
New Haven, pleaded guilty before Den
lA Arty Judge Davis today, when she was
"charged with receiving property stolen
in!
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-—WHEN YOU WANT
Humidors. Cigar and Cigarette Cases.
Ash Stands. Tobacco Jars—in fact
anything in the line of smoking, 30 to:
~Smokers’ Su'pplicsfor Xmas at}.
Drey fuss'
ago, had lived in, this town about 35
. ion, a installers-lat and mill designer
,5 Dreytuss‘. Special Xmas boxes of:
iClgars and Cigarettes.
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LONG ISLAND SOUND SKlPPEBR
DEAD. . lR
. Aaannrono Dec 18.—CaptalnR
James J. Coopér, for the past ten rears
skipper of the pleasure schooner yjacirt
l
it promises to createrbbyN and a well known 3mm along an inmate of the home for the past 18
the Sound shore. died at his home at.
Stony Creek this morning suddenly 1
He was born in Virginia about 70 years
years. and, leaves a wife and two sons.
Two months ago he underwent an op:
oration for tumor of the stomach
A—CATHROLlNd RR gifts BOOKS,
Rosaries. etc.,i 'R‘
Agata. Fine auto bin at John Ti
Hayes’, 5 Main street, Nor walk.
-. DESIGNER FLEMANG DEAD. .
ammo, Nov. Dec. 18.-—.Iohn B. Anem-
of national reputation; died today from
feet freer a hotel roof here
5%:
Sentinel want life. are wonder
A, tional‘Bank will be open on Saturday
Iafternoon and evening. December 23,
‘ deslrlnmthe Elmer
injuries resulting from a fall of forty ‘
. wants... Donnergsltery. N
from the Masonic Home At the re-
quest of Wallace 8. Moyle, president
‘of the Masonic Charity Foundation,
judgment was suspended. ‘Tbe ar-
ticlesthich Mrs. Backrus received
were those alleged to have been taken ;
by her mother Mrs Dwight Kelsey,
formerly of Meriden, who has been
RDDVEBNIENT HOSPITAL
POPLAR, Monti, Dec. 18. —-The so
lernment hospital on the Fort Peck
Reservation was destroyed by fire liq-
day. The inmates were taken sore»
ly out of the building ,
LOS ANGELES, GAIL, Dec. 18.“:th ‘R
Colyer Van and Storage Company
building was destroyed by fire toll
“NOTRCE' More than 2,000 persons had ‘R
TR," CRRY Ni‘RN‘aR Bink- \ stored in the warehouse. The lossR
To accommodate its customers and $150 000. . .
the public in general, The City N8: NEW YROR-K Dec 18.nrlffim 90‘
licemen and citizen volunteers him ‘
ed more than four hours before the!
found a fire which early today will“
:75, 000 damage to the stock and ate
tings of Frederick Almy a Company?
a woolen coneern, in a big Ann bull
ing on West Twentieth stroef.
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a-DOLL RGARRRlAGES FOR XRIRlRlA
8'1, 88 and 810 Englisch Adolf éa
ridges AAA :5. r A. Mitchell, Nor-mi
years. The present action was taken
to end a situation which has been the
cause of worty for considerable time.
9am. Atoap. m.;evenin8.7t09p. m.
The bank also has a large supply of
new currenci'. sold and silver, for the
holidays, which they will be pleased to
furnish their customers and all othersRR
APECIAL. FOR XMAS.
Decorated Xmas cake to order. Full
line of. all kinds of hosed, coke, cook-
lee; biscuit-r etc. Phone us your
Tel. 387.
‘R—Smokers’ Supplies for Xmas at
Dreyfuss‘
AND WIDEHLDSE BURIED R
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