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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 16, 1912 · page 9

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BACKED BY TAFT.

Various business men“: osmiotlons, .
Chambers of commerce and Boards oti
trade throughout the country have

been iuxitcd to send delegates to
Washington where a oonlclcucc ii to
be held on April 15 {or the purpose at
Storming a national organization
‘ broadly representative of the norm
mercinl interests of the whole coun-
try. President Tait is greatly inter

ested in the project, so much so in
fact thai he has issued u stutomcni
relative to it, heartily endorsing it
and urging that iridium! is ripe for
currying it into effect. it is he. too.
who hill! token the initiative. but he
is working through the Department
of commerce and labor, which he
deems the proper source. for a move-
ment of this kind. The
states that in his opinion on organi-
'zuilou ol’ this kind cnn grcntly aid
the executive and legislative branch
or of government in
of both domestic and foreign trade.
The president 81in iii pnl't;

"Such an organization properly
represented at the scat of government
mold be of incuicnlablc unsisluncc in
advising thc oxccutlvc brunch of gov- f
ornment with respect to tho incthodfi‘
and rules to be adapted in the admin-l
intration of existing law. it could;
in) of like assistance in giving: ilthlt'G‘f
in regard to the proposcd ncw logis-L
lotion and in couurcling rcpruucniu—i
lives ot‘ the executive brunch wlicn';
united to submit rccouimcndntimisL
upon bills introduced and pending lithLl
fore con'iiulttocs. Such un orgnliizuu
tion would be in tho bout ptu-iuiiiic‘
position to suggest holds for now in«iL
qtlir; at home and abroad. the meth
ods in w-liitii such inquiries s’houldl
be pursued. and the int-unit bi which
the results can bc most udmntagwi
ouoly brought to the attention of out
merchants and niuuufuiturcm nnd it
in safe to aesumc that if such on or- i
gantzntion is omitted its chic: tit-till 1
lies will be developed in the light off
our own exporeucc, " i

it seems probable. too that the'
closer relationship which could bui
66eatabiishcd betuecn ihc goittnnmnt
ad the business liltritism of tho:
country, through an organization ”66.6
the kind prolloned, “(mid of itself;
lec worth all of the effort and etc;
penile necessary to establish it cspe- i
ciaily us the plan would be developed
by men most intimately

country and hunt acquainted \\itli then,
principles of

confront. it.

neflt of their nctnnl

be pretty likely. moreover. to base
their plans upon thcnc experiences
rather than upon reports from coun-

 

no'ai cementum of the Young Peo-

tries in which conditionu one entirely
‘ple's (‘hrlstlun Union or the Univer-

\ l‘ e.‘—-A so"
different than 66‘” n c her it saiist (‘hurchcs of the state closed fist,
nrdny with the election of the toiletr-

niu Sentinéi.
’"WELL cameo."
Thé notirest analogy we can find to

 

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this manning is Prbt. Nobel‘s minor ‘

that where the progressive Teddy won
out in the “Booker State" the progres.

‘Nutmcgbtntefl-«New ancn Union.

 

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POLITICAL ARENA

 

'counrivrs ON POLITICAL strumon AS
CLEANED FROM narrator. AND STATE

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president 3

the development i

iri’plicd [llt‘ g0\l‘.‘lll1|l‘
connected (“film‘s inmr
' With the huge linsincnu “mm-L ot' lilo; l’rcutdcut ’l‘utt"

commcrciui? iluidwin and Colonel Roosevelt had it
development and tho obsta dog which. "0““0‘91‘33 1“ the campaign ”‘6 1910»
Thin “mud add ”1.9 ho |which was not. at all pleasant to either
mmmw to one of the gentlemen. Governor Bold-

whotever theories tho fedcrul author. “in 1“ Oil“ time threatened ‘0 ”Hill
~ itics niight advance, and they would: the colonel before the courtn.

l berlain.

President Taft's minority in ililnois6llffa? M ”"1”“ mm” “a "m‘

'Trustee for two years. Min Lillinn

marriage or Miss Lillian Moe Crow-
ford. daughter of Mr. ond Mrs. W0"

formerly ot' this place. to MIMI,”
Gleason, at Flint, on Wsdnoom '

fig! sued oysters lust weak.

rue quantities of onion along
tlgi mom of Accomuc and Northsmp
tolr Counties Virginia,
kiliod. and many more
on lit the ml were carried away when
tllhuicc run out.
{litres largo lroightlng vomis have.
6. chartered by the Andrew ltadei
fit (30., at Bridgeport, Conn“ to
trlmport the oysters purchased M6
will. Norrie, N. J, to illicir ploutinxf
ground! along the Connecticut shore |
Gout. Jacob Gutters has closed the
. fling All the bulinolll in ills main snap
it Wont Sulfide L;.i lie. sent one at

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port M mil oysters last Saturday.
..Thc Banishing Oyster Syuteln is still
doing a wiring Winners in the open
lg node at it plant at West Buyviiie.
Li I. Mont din iIiit wool 35 open»
on were at work cutting. out tho tn-
stous Blue Points. which are in great
demand Just It present.

, Capt. Wm. Do Gruff brought the
shin. it}. 8. Dickerson to West Bay-
vllle. L. l.. last week with a turtle car-
go of seed oysters tor the bowls ()y-ll ‘

NOT To REPLY.

Representative Hill is not to reply
to Representative Reilly. it will he
recall“ that Representative Rollin
accused Mr. Hill of being interested
{in u woolen hill in his district and
'Mr. Hill says thnt wing to personal
ircumnu he will not bring the matter
, up in the House. It seems Mr. Hill's
son is connected with the woolen mill
and what counter the congressman in;
to maltc he will deter until be ap tier Co. and the ultra Jacob Ochers
pears on the stump this until. iiutillnd Amnntin Illuhop arrived ulth a;
W‘hy>deier action. owing to pornon- load of sccd oysters tor Capt. Jacob
nil reasons? It has been known nylon-«rs.
the voters of Connecticut for s tonal John G. Johnson. representative of
time that Congresumhn Hill has been an I‘yfill‘r Pomp“!!! 0f lfl'lovidenec it;
the champion protcctiunist of the i. villltcd the oyutcr beds of Prinu,
country. in tact. down in Wash Edward island last wocic and inter;
lngton. he is close to the administrnw viewed this authorities to learn the?
too. owing to his ability to twist terms his company could secure to‘
lpromctive million no that the voteri louse curtain Months for oyster will
'will title to the ballot box with a pro vntion on a large scale i
tortivo votc. Congressinun Hill is likol A cargo or oynturu 1.700 buoheiil.
nil prott-ctionints when it comes to you rho schr. David K Aiken, (Hill!
. show down. und is defending his own; ilcoimnin, bound from. Giccnport
interests pine and simple. 'i‘hc6i.. in (huthnm Marni,

 

 

 

 

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tom in this countri it is hard to com- {which almost out hcr on her ileum
but against Occasionally the truth undo 'ihc oiutclu ucrc insured.
comes out. but when it docs. theroI All tbc oyster lil'dfl markers aunt
in nlwnys Millie pcruonni i'cclinlni ultra 'l‘mun Rtrcr, N. i.. Wl‘m‘ con-loll away!
ing to provcni the: photo truth in»; by the ice during llic. past winter until
pouring on tho iaurfucc, on tho rotor? oystcrmon are now engaged in cuttlnxi
cun grasp it and min.- lime to cxnmiuel ccdur poles to mnko new boundary
tin.- dcliratc constructlvo purtn for’L marlin. The; are. also placing con
pcreonul guin.- \llddlctoun Penn) trutts tor sccd oyster“: as they cx
Press. ; pool to begin planting melt-rs in I
short time.

Iii. Mambo, 24 Woodbriligc St. Hort-i (.‘npt (illicr Lo Cluiit‘ loft SMVNN‘.
ford Conn. savs: "For noun» time i: i. L, that Moudm with hlu ultiobiiltruht
have been Nth‘uing with kidney trout Mct‘ one to basin running oyster moi
i.blo i had severe pains across my to tho (trout South Ba:
buck and fell ultoliether miserable. l The sioopb‘ .‘L- Burns (‘npt George
‘took Foley Kitiucr Pilhl and in a short Drum-1,0! Suyvillc is also «lunged in
time in} pains [cit me and my kid-ilunniiig sued minors. Last week she}
ncys bctuinc notinol i cannot on) mndc a trip to Northport. l, l.. .i‘or
too much in praise of Foicy Kidney ; u curgo for E. iirowu a Brit, or Soy-

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Pilln and the good tbov did ulc.‘ W. vlilc.
F‘. Wintnoro 8:. Co " 6 Shlnuucocit Buy. 1.. 1., hits given up
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oov. BALDWIN LOOKS FOR THE‘
RE-NOMINATlON or: chest.

matched in those warmer» This niam- l
moth shellfish mccsurco 10 inches in
IDENT TAFT. L length and is half as wide. nutl tlpc'

Governor Baldwin was ushcd to‘; the scales of one and one half pounds. i
day what he thought at the victory oi it was caught off Greenback hog.
COionoi Roosevelt in Pennsylvania in rile lighthouse. by s bsviimn who took
getting the majority of the Ropnbli- the precaution to out the contents be i
can dcicuiitcs. forc the shell was put on exhibition.‘
1 do not think it is at all dccisive."l it is believed to be or at local live

"i think the63ems growth
the re nomination of A number of oystermon in the victor
ify or .Pcconi’o Bay have comm! thu‘
dredge Osgood to deepen tho channel
throuuh Canoe Place Crock to tho.
LShlnnccock Channel. (it into thc an
ounce to that channel has become so
tilled up that it was only with grout
risk that cargoes of oysters could be.
towed from Pcconlc my to Great
South Bay, and innuendo a: bushel:
of oysters are trsuaported by that:
rrute every season. ,
The seed hello at the James River
wcrc never so abundant in growth
says the irvington. Va.,v"Cl can." Tho
lust day of tho «nan (Ma ch tidbit
stngio'toitger, with cull boy. could
catch 50 bushelu u only. Guilt fear is
expressed that the abundance of mud
brought down by tho ”outlets now
will hill at millions of bushels. This

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BRiGEPORT MAN HONORED.
NORWICH Aplil iti—~—Th0 23rd In-

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us edict-rs: . President.
Hartford;

F. H. Chom-
secretory. Miss

Herbert 1!: Reid. Bridgeport.

such. it is «tinned that the soul ‘ “ Booth "may
Swil‘t. New Haven. Tucmeetlng will some four its toll in the “ML Poto- Ohm lhillmntl will amount .0. 1966.” . LL . .
meet in New London next year. . mnc, nappahunnock and Youth. ' 000.000 “,3.“ .

 

Formerly whore tinge I'm hunti-
reds of men cum in wluriuc coed
oysters from. tilt m it!“ in See-
ironit River it. l». W W. 61.‘ till!
your tho: ”A

GLIASOMCRAWFORD.
Friends and relatlvcs in Norwaik
re receiving announcements of the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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ll hunt hula clout completed their

intuitions ‘It New Haven. Conn. It is ”6

 

m, mo been contracted tor and will
- soon be on. hair way west. m at .
" tlm that till. booth Material on.
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“'0 WI“it'll ed in the bill more is n citizen than
becoming lmz. ’

» "Ark"6§or thli sensor: and is now do ‘
.mrlinx has cloud down his plant tori

-6 . hiI titanium the Louisa 0., to area» ‘

.ioo feet. and will have three Itorics

, be uubjctt to the operation of the laws ciao uttered.
In! tho Stutc in which such ulstcrsi
"6 t was be diluted fol tulle. and any per

son omrrin
great 3\8lenl of protection hail she'loverbonrd and lost mummy when the m“ the an

cccdcd in building up n political sis {schooner won strntk b) u int-loin; gulc “k.

as required b) the ions of the State nirict
in which lhcy that he offered for sole. N
shall be liable to trial and canviction health went into cxccutivc
in tho
fwonhl be it such cistern had been' can“,

oflcreti for unb- and upon comiction.‘ . grow:-
thnli hc punished in hitch manner all “ill “ lair dcul no

in which such motors may be no odor
t’ti'ffll' chief."

_ land grim-om

iCo or south liend. Wash" hlui visitod row Wilson will please take bottle 0.

t‘ouuecticnt mum.» iio when for l’Ilmer and Buckner-l

his company.

force 0i oyster-men bull“! Emilio!“ gates than he ought to hate. and is
“'3'”; thin week culling wed stock tor bur;

Pacific Coast

ens Outer (30.. at
ill-lilin at his; onion after having been
laid up for home daitl with an opern-'

of Now HIvun, Conn. during the oym;
tor season of mil-1912. which has cit-l
tended trcm September Hill to March,
1912.
shocked oysters were sent from til/titi
port.
hoaheia of shall enter: went out. on
grant loony of them to Liverpool. And
now there is to be Iddsd runny hush-i

tors spproximetoly 550 openers have
been at work lit the plants. To bring
the Oysters into port about 35 steam-
ers have hen working all winter
the neighborhood of 3806 hands

been employed on the stadium. which op.“ many and mm” «Innings.
are worth from 110.000 to “0.090

. Oyster dealers of. Providence. n. ill:
have had somedillmlty in Illinx or-
ders this Wdl on account of the rough
«voter in the m.

. Run“ at stock.
The anon-ll naming of tho‘vn-alnla ‘
Oyster Planter! sud mum Assault» '

Non-tour. WM” April to One or]
the principal matters at tho Mint
was to mine uncommon Mill. an-
nual Meeting at the try-tor Growers
and Doctors 0! With Americ- to he 6
'held st. NW Haven. Conn" my 31 to

“lion troin Virilulh will uttssd.
Burundi" the urgent redirect or

“Wm . ”in..- a»... .. tumour-1 -m. 4-... ......

Legislature and in now in the bush 0!

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Iron of dohlstcd sud bullittll6 oyster
bottom will be taken up and that
from" this we Will s'ct an over-thorns»
in «only of 018ml til the cnrlchv
ment at the oyLItsrL men. the packer!
and the suite treasury; f um interest

loan Their Bagels m Waste

w; . . smallish
and southern Sour

 

as a pitcher, tor l helluva it is no 9x6-
celleut step toward placing our Oyster
lndumy on o til-tn nnIihclal founds- i
Ltion." ' . ,

Capt. Funk w Hurling, tho bond at
the J. 8 Darling at Don Oyster Puck
ins: House at Hampton. Vin. is hatiingl
plan: drawn for a Ipisudld bricl build-i

"‘3 ‘0 "9"" "1" "mm “0°09" the ideal laxative and physio rn- chil-
“WEN” ”"666 "66“" by the lino “ tdrcn. Nothinkolsc regulates the little
imam“ “‘1 Wm“, house. CM’Wiané'é tondor staunch, liver sud bowel!
so eflcctullly. mice. they dearly love
tits delightful ti. tsstc
For constipated bowels, sluggish iiv-
blilouzness or sour disordered
lsiumnch, forerunners, diarrhoea acre
It \vill “'9 80 " throat. bad breath. or to break a cold,

him one half to
on the front The first floor VII" We Syl‘llpof Figs.‘ and inufcw hours sit

"“‘d “' "‘5 machinery room. while tuition: without ariping or nuimcu.
the clinching dopnrtrneut will be on lilo flogged m, “313,36“ hilc undi-
”)0 second lioor The third lioor will 1;de food and constipated muttcr
be devoted to the conveying unborn-‘6
lures. 'lhc latest and most improvtd
mortilunry 6will ho inulolled.

ill is reported that the minorities
in Virginia Ind Meryisnd will enfllli‘e' w bh sirup of Figs you are not

”m ovstcr laws in ”a", to ”‘9 ”‘k‘6‘ drugglnx your thiidren. being compos-

1"" of ”’"ed oysters from the Chcaa- ed onllrel; of luscious figs, bound and
”“6"" ““56 M” "a“ thore ‘3 a“ 3‘“ aromatics it rnnnct be harmful.

no planting law. to be nold in Virgl
ulu uboio lili'y. huvc plum) of cred
oysters but are willing to take good
sccd oysteru when iifittl‘tltl II a barn

.lillm» The ”W ”M56 6“" 0."er “Syrup oi Figs and Elixir of Senna."

token to the Writers of the Choupcahc; WWW“ by ”N. California Fig Svrup
tin) or iii: tributaries, eiiilt‘l' in the Co This is the delicious 6

hint» of Mahmud at Virginia. .nhsll6 ulnc old roliuhie.

rttuble sud peevlfi.
the tongue: if c
tie one's would
inactive and its
clogged "with foul. decaying waste.
Every lumber Waltzes after giving
delicious‘ 'Syrup 0! Figs" thst this is

 

 
 

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this year. The new bouillon will cost
bctweon 826.000 and 1:0. 000 and when
.yimplelt-d it will be my most com 6a,
plate oyster shocking and pooling
incite n the South.

melon. without‘rlplng or unused and
Hon rill suroly lune o. well, happy
and smiling child ugnln short' l-

uxcs and for crown-ups plulniy printed
on tho. psrhnrm
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‘1 OYEIEI‘B (0" sale. 0!‘ NW [are ill? board of health of New "11". 6
“W "i N” nonunion '0' on Conn. last 'l'ucsdny to protest
which shall not hate. been cullcti “Wm“ the proposed regulation to re ‘6‘
the halo of motors taken from '
ew Haven harbor. the bosrd of 6
scallion ill'
some mnmmr tint such person tor a ",0 hours bentcd blurring “.de
out four minutcs later with no
dctislon on ihc question. 'l‘hc cistcr6
is hold thnt llm nrc not roach.-

the action or the?
board in not making a final decision
one way or anothcr is injuring iilt!‘ oys 3
Hr industry there

(Willi! in the out» where the) are no

ii provided hr the laws of the onto-'6

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conncoricu'r NOTES. {
South Nwwslk. Bridgeport and New;
lawn harbors are blind with school»
ru loading seed bruit-ta [or Long to

 

rue REAL CANDIDATE i
The ultimate test it Hit be upon r916
linsinn the record of regularity inl
i398: it you did not vote for \V. .l ‘
it in that your and could have donel
\li- stow-r or the Bay Point tlystcr an. too are out it Democrat. Wood-E

buying seed for

and he in not malty on the eligiblei
Andrew moot had a large part) of: list. But the real reason why u. F
rater Iced buyers out from 13mm William: sad other; who take their.
on this rock looking over his Ovatur tom” lmm [man are so savagely
edit in tho rotiod attacking Wilson is that the Nebraska
Luucrort Bum. have had a large man thinks he is getting more dale.

really it dangerous rival or Mr. Iii-y
ih0.an'il real candidate—~himseif.——Hart~

6 lord Timon.
Geo. D McKay, managertrfthe Siev *6 . ...

New. Haven,,in

rs irom both Long island and

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Femviclt Optical

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on for appendicitis.
According to the “'l‘imoo-Louder.".i

 
 

incluhivo. 390.000 bushels of’

On top at them. some 2.000

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I ct seed aviators. To shock the oys-

Worm

EVE! EXAMiNID ERIE .
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UNlTIO IANK WULDING.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The prevailing
lbs bow interior-red with the auto

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Dun slim. until an m 'v

is stuck. Winn we turn a
larger assortment oi has.
good» that aim .holorq. in, ~
have not tormml tile «m»-

it it «pooled that a large deio- or and at the line. soil are j

 

 

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Your child loil‘in‘ naturally cross, li-
Mother! Exnmine

live!“
tv feet of bowels ‘

ll tenxpotmfni ol‘ 1

.uill renti) move on and out .it tho 6

“Pull directions for children of all?
Auk your drugglnt for tho lull homo:

lasting. zen-1
ltclniic anything 9

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i household goods to dispose of.

 

PUMPS

Styles than the New, 6
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HAVING A IULLV TIMI.

the Govcrnor, gold that ovum thou ms 9' ”mm “My hat is in the ring." “Knock"
Ewho wan to the mm lit ‘em through ropes." “Make

be pm a low ream‘ , ”*1ka WE" latte the chant" Will the
. der this 5 on sun mt a tidal-6"; Theodora suceetd in popularizlng the'

tshguhge of the print.» ling. an be has
that or the poltcr table so thni it will:
be used in pulpit» “New Haven lieg-
istcr

mdildo; bahy's'croup, Willie’s daily
cuts and bruises, mama's sore throat.
lintmont. ii. cures piles. oczemn, any

 

 

 

 

DEED ~-
:Iugo‘n

A $5.00 Razor for 35¢. 8a. them in
our Window.
THE currono PHARMACY

Quittner & Cnnty Props.
Tel. 833-2 The lel Store

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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pt I Scotland emulated ad. will give

 

'om you a good choice of unites to answer
saintly Get the but tenant or landlord you

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$635.00
run A‘ . p, L
Blickensde 1181'
Typewriter ,-
Cost $65 6 .

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Hotel Mahackemofi

. .i. a. connon. Mgr. ‘ 6676

Servlco and Cuisine 03>th
Fine; $2 per do) and Upwnm

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

SUNDAY DINNERS 75o

Banquets a Speck lty6 .

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usually paid to agents selling this

 

 

 

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We Employ N6 Adonis
Get our prices boiore placing your
order for .
Decoration Day Work

NORWALK MONUMENTAL
WORKS .

84 So. Main 31., South Norwaik
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Hello! Spring [5 Hate

House cleaning season is on hand .
ll hen you clean house you lune
i pay
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The Reed 8: Volit 6
Electrical Co.

The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
in the Town
AUTO SUPPLiES
Phone 805—50 so. Main 8!...
So. Norwallt. Music Hall 8i

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15 Ely Avc., south Nat-walk

 

 

LOVE R’S

"The Place"

Spring

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FARM. 2‘ acres. noose 9 W

COUNTRY IIMDENCE.

REAL ESTATE AND .iNSURA

 
 
 

DAVID iv. RA
Funeral Director-F

19 No. Main SL, 80. Nomik
Residence. 5 Washington .
Telephone at office—330.2.
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water. electric lights. Mn'
miles South Norwnllt. . rim
reasonable terms 6

rooms: bath, water. laundry.
1-2 sore land, 2 miles tron
Norivnlk center. ll Lmiuntett It

 

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AGENTS

Railroad Ave» South Nom_

 

 

Oxfords

6Suappy, [Unto-dole

TWO SHORES

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National Bank

T‘Ulmih: AND “WIFE “I; HVIHY,
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