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EAST ‘ NORWALK
There will be celebration of Holy
Communion in the East .\orwalk Ad-
. out Christian church, tomorrow morn
The regular meeting of the third dis-
trict commissioners will be held at the
plant on Bayview place, Monday eve-
nllf or next week.
I (consignment of wood block for the
bridge paving, has arriyed in this city,
and the work of carting them to the
bridge job has started.
The Ward Tip Top bread automobllo
of Stamford. this morning met with
a slight accident heal the blidge
switch. The left rear wheel was tem- .
porarlly disabled for some time.
Mrs R. G. Macy, of Seaview avenue,
wife of the new superintendent of the
Electric Light Plant, has returned to
her home here after a pleasant visit
with relatives in Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Rt. Rev. Chauncey B. Brewster,
J). 0.. Bishop of Connecticut, will visit
Christ Church, East Norwalk, and
preach on Sunday, November 7th at.
7:30 p. In. The public is cordially in-
flood.
Two most charming young Red
Cross taggers were stationed, all day.
today, in front of the Hefner Block, on
East Washington street, where they
cdlected funds for the Norwalk Hospi
' tal. They were Miss Gamble, of Sea-
view avenue, and .Miss Roberts, of
Hawkins avenue.
There is much interest on the East
Side in regard to the coming of the
second annual exhibition of the Nor-
walh Poultry LA 3c.o ion This will
open in Rood. ail Hall, In Washington
street. Novem t-r 23rd. I Id IIill extend
over Thanksgi lug Day. The judges.
on Paul P. not and "hll les Welles.
Many local mm are m .nbers of the
association.
The Men's Class of the East avenue
lothodist Episcopal Church will have
for its topic tomorrow “Financing I
Religious Enterprise," together with
not how far a man should let re-
ligion interfere with his regular busi-
ness affairs. Additional plans will
also be made to take care of the large
attendance at the Friday night supper,
whoa General Russell Frost will speak
on the war ln'Europe. as the invita-
fltm will not be confined to church
members.
Tomorrow will be an interesting eye
out with the members of the Christ
‘lliplscopal church. on Gregory Boole.
yard. in the evening Bishop C. B.
Brewster will have charge of the ser~
vices at the chtlrch, and will deliver
a most interesting sermon. The bish-
op will. as well. confirm a largewclass
which, under the direction of the rec-
tor, Rev. T. F. Caskey. D. D. has been
undergoing instruction for some time
past that the members might be iltt ed
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Hfliflili! YOUR CHIN)
IS CR088, ffVEi'SH,
lelM CONSIIPillil .
If Tongue ls Coated, Breath Bad. Stom-
ach Sour. Clean Liver
and Bowela.
Give California Syrup of Figs" at
once—a teaspoonful today often saves
a sick child tomorrow.
If your lltle one is out-of-sorts, half-
slch, isn't resting, eating and dieting
naturally—look. Mother: see if tongue
is coated. This is a suresign that its
lltle stomach. liver and bowels are
dogged with waste. When cross, irri-
table, feverish, stomach sour. breath
«had or has stomach- -,acbe diarrhoea,
«bro throat full of cold, give a tea—
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|
. spoonful of ‘California Syrup of Figs, ”
and in a few hours all the constipated
Won. undigested food and sour bile
gntly moves out of its little bowels
without griping, and you have a well,I
playful child again. !
'Ilothors can rest easy after giving
this harmless ‘fruit laxative," because
it never fails to cleanse the lltle one' s
liver and bowels and sweeten the atom-
ach and thy dearly love its pleasant
lute. Full directions for babies. child-
rim of all ages and foul-own ups-
.prlntod on each bottle.
Beware of counterfeit fig syrups. Ask
your drnggist for a fitment bottle of
‘Californis Syrup of Figs; " then see
that it is made by the “California Fig
8mm Company "
vM‘
t left ROtOn Point. after a ‘
. 31:3” camping. where they were theStnmford Hospital, a few weeks ago,’ ADVERTISE!) LETTERS known the world over as
guests of Moses Beckett. Mr. and has been able to resume his duties as, ’ h Nomalk.
tires. The front ones had trav-, M. J. HOWARD, P. M.
'eled about ten thousand miles!L mm’~ ‘ . ~ ‘ ' The RCCd '& valk
and still had Seattle air in —TAILO SAYBW‘WOOT DELIGHT.
them. The rear ones were of the LA“ “VAX R F'ULN EICCtl'ical C0
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nmummuwmnxmmwmmmmwn
SATURDAY, NOV. 6, I915
"" ‘ w" . mu ROiOl' Point \. Ill be Ml
\t 15.000 miles aha). Dont be
surprisd if you see a brick steal
loaded with Seatlieites arrive at mbthe,
T _>(~.
lIwIIi ml min CiMPBiLi [Silli Iris
:5... .;.:'r.:::::‘:::' 0f lllStll__l_ii MAKERS '55 0.9.1" WAGES
;Harly Ctrtbi,ll with a whole blass
, Mitt m mm W and After being out several hours. the
large printing establishment of 00.8
Russell 8; Company. also is a
plate loss several small storesco are
olthei' partially or completely destroy-
erpanes. pieces 0f cretonne, ticking.
everything old. anything new will be
contributed. The factories inEurope
are unable to fill the gigantic orders
fol gauze and cotton, and the women
of America are asked to help. This
is an opportunity for everyone td'hld
in a very good work. Materials should
of course, be clean and carefully fold-
ed. Dressing will be sterilized before
being shipped to Europe. Send all
articles to Mrs. Lewis W. Hopps. on
the West Side. Rowayton.
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bronchitis and other toms of winter
complaints that threatened their very
existence. Other thousands in _other
sections of the country have added
their tostlmony, and all unite in pro
. . ; claiming Unonine the most effective
RizagtcgilnghYeAnBI-llacglthd medicine of its kind known to science.
"n“: "For three mdnths l suiferod- lt warms and enriches the blood. it re- .
ihtense pain in the kidneys and back! stores circulation and 'bathes the deli-
which at um“ laid me up entirely. ll cates membranes of threat nd lungs in
. 1-2 mne- or ...., m... if: .322: S“.L‘".‘.”i“““‘ ?'°°f.’.
8 ug y remov n e
Pills 3“ "rm 9“" disappeared. l' swellings and irritations that cans: the
feel a: i: 20 lyears bzd ”lizard: tho, disturbances. it is a truly wonderful
Irena" :mR;;;l°:s 1:2“;omm' ° .remedy and is pure and wholesome.
I Bold h I Ibeing an emulsion of Flax seed Oil.
"“7" are 2 Irish Moss. Eucalyptus and other hm-
, ous remedies, all combined in one. and
».
George Ogden spent
Worcester.
Tuesday" in
Gilbert F. Stevens is suffering from“
blood-poslonlng in his left hand. I
The Richmond Hill Sewing Circle
met at the home of Miss Helen Ever
ett, Tuesday evening.
The Dramatic Club of Tslmadge
Hill will give an entertainment and
supper in the Chapel, Friday evening;
.A large Cadalac touring car, bear-
November 5.
ing the number N. W. 12799. from
New Washgigton, containing a Mr.
Mrs. Johnson. from Seattle. has W. James
and few an operation for appendicitis at tho
Mahoney. who underwent {
rtlser. office.
glinotypist at the Adve Miss Trene Bancroft.
Mrs .,,Fl. B. Gibson
Mrs. H. Gotham. ll 1 2 Winfield St.
William Lindsley.
Pietro Manet, 1 Elmgrove St.
«Mrs. A. 'S. Timpson.
ANDREW LEA'RY" P 1M.
. Norwalk.
The following letters remain lun-
Mrs. Johnson left Seattle last Jun
on an extended tour of the United
States. They are now bound for
Florida, where they will spend part en by
of the winter, after which they will “'33 a success from every point of
sum for home, expecting to am", view. Over 200 were present, and
there about next June In“, car was those who were not on the floor. dane
equipped with every possible conven- 1118. were ““8““? around the room.
ience for camping, including mattress:
a.—
The exhibition drill and dance gi'v
IPonus Tribe, No. 31. Red Men.
All arugula-#25:, 50c. 81.
comment: 8 PILLS
and springs and'a portable 8“W"- ’ MW claimed at the Norwalk post oflice 1n: IIAIOND lunar
WhiCh “he! set “D WISH-'10 in a small. 3 ' for the week ending Nov.6th. 1915: filflfifimh
tent which they carried with them. ARIEN Balley’ William ‘ ”1:2..thth a?”
They also had a full set of kitchen ‘ - Coupimd, D, J p ‘ ""3335.
Hittman. Mrs. Edith. [Reuben St.
“Johnson. Philip,
Walack Miss Della, Virginia Ave.
and cooking utensils of alumin'uml' ,
were. The one thing that impressed.
the writer the most was a set of?
OROTON t
Most tailors suffer from constipa-
tion. a. w. Roberson. Wichita Falls.
Tea. says: “I find Foley Cathartic
Tablets the most delightful. cleansing
cathartic I have am talienfir. They
hoop tho stdmahh: bweot and diver ao-
same make but had traveled about; The funeral of Mrs. George H
6,000 miles They were gun in goodlStarK. of Noroton. was timely at
condition and he said he expected tended this week from the Darien Me-
them to go a number of thousandlfhodist Episcopal church. The inter
miles y.et Collecting souvenirs w ment was in SWIM Grove cemeteryfl
the'usual' fancy of which many pic-
Tho Only Fully loutppad
ELECTRICAL CHOP
In tho rm‘ .
AUTO wPPLllI
CITY [SUMMES
To the HUiifl‘wl'dblt
Gentlemen. “ill alcoldante IIitlll
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Board of Appoltlomlltlll oi the (III of Noludik,
he provisions of Fire t‘_iII
h. 191.)
(‘tillli
t‘luti'lei.
the following Is an estimate of the thptil>€b of the venous lubilrF tin
you to secure and
ASK
F REEBO
SOUTH NORWALK
STAMFORD
COLLEGE
Our SECRETARIAL COURSE will fit
hold a good po sition.
FOR \
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.band on his back and singing 'And jury late yesterday afternoon returned ”Ms of the CHI for the fiscal \ - . '
‘ , _ _ . ' . _. _ val f'.1;r‘I!:t'l \Iltll the estimated lilt'Ulllv-
Ithe ”Razors Go flying Ilhrough the, “RI km a 55,000 verdict in favor of the [dun-:0! each dislrlt'l, and the amount of {AA mummy to be laid in will «it»
‘Airs all old time bcow t‘lubl ‘tifl in the case of Alexander (‘amp‘ mm to I-owr endh eslllllatc.
lldoxology. E A substantial reward has bene autb- bell, administrator against the New. .
i ‘-*_'-—— torized for the apprehension of those Haven railroad and the Standard Oil F”“ 0‘5"“-
; W ‘mischief-makers who in a mistaken Company. Total ““01““ ”Liked ’0' i 110907.00 ..
‘ _ 1 lspirit of fun have been breaking street Judge William H. Williams, in themesS Income --------------------- 36000
lfOf‘ the occasion An unusually large; [LTON I |lights and thus playing havoc with superior court situng in Dammit-yH . _,,, ,
atendance is expected tomorrow even- ‘ 1”” “wins system at'the downtown 100k “D “"0 130“" in his charge mIAmount ‘0 be ““3“ ”5 WWW)“- -------- isolation
ling . —-—_— electric plant. The police are working the jury The original suit to recoverIA five mill tax on grand liq of $7,153" 3900
l __7 _ i (, . ‘1» .on the matter. - damages as the result of the death of will bling .............................. ‘50 53-, 10
. - I Police head uarters here have re J in; u f ‘ i Wil ' . -
McHarg 8: Barton, the builders of i q 0 ”31"“ ° ““3 c ty. at 5°“ 3‘
the new Washington street bridge, had T111322? 31:31.“ Maud ting]: P0“ spent ceived the description of William point, was brought by Administrator; Second District.
considerable trouble during the past stead y l 1“ arr ett F' Olm Kearns 0‘ BUMP“! W110 1135 been Campbell against the New Haven rail 1' Total amount asked ...................... at 29,032.00
iwcell with their work on the Weatport. missing from his home 10" some time. road, the Union Tank Line, and thelLess income ................ —. ............. 6,597.34
[bridge First the caisson for the west 5H8 ‘5 87 years 01d' five foot seven Standard OiLCompany A non “W -*V‘ A
zapprouh of the bridge filled with wat- \l The Wm“ Club M“ meet “Mid”: inches "1d “'9th 150 DOWNS He h“ was granted in favor of the tank nnBiAnloufli to be raised bI taxation ........... 8 22 434. 45
or and it took several days to get it in A ovember 9 ““11 Mrs B N No I. “am brown mustache, and his left some time ago, and in his summinglA inc and five-eighths mill tax on grand ilki
a dry condition Yesterday moraine queen' “’8 h "““v ““9 ‘0 3“ m“?! ‘0 “‘9 up yesterday. Judge William! Po‘nledi 0' $8,855,833.00 um bring ............... 823 245.25
'pile driver No. 2 sprung a leak owing "- 1“” The police ’1‘“? 1'9“in a clr out to the jury that the plaintiff had
to the uneven bottom of the river. and Mr. and Mrs. John Cummings of color, also, bearing the description of not shown employment of Master byt Third Dis...“
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when the tide rose the craft settled Goshen, .N. Y., were guests this weeks than thought to have connections the railroad. ’AH as. ....,
of Mrs D R Lambert with I bbe in Worcester - - - . ”mm ”d """"""""""""""" ‘ “"5"";
down at the bow, and it was with some ' ' ‘ ' 1M ‘ "5° ro ry ' The Jurys original “mm “‘5 ”HA seven and oneeighth will In on grand list
dlncully that the area were drawn and —-—- u“ 37.000. It was then discovered. all I w « I - .~
o 8-,359,092.(0 W1” bung ................ $16 501. 03
. possible explosion avoided Miss Georgia Reynolds of Norwalh! 30"“ Kovacs “'1 59‘9"“ others, the last minute, that ln'nster had been . ~ ’
has been spending a few days at her while 1“”th "3 the Darlen “00‘“- killed just a few days before the $5, I Fourth District. .
. zth w‘, . ,_ 101d home on Grumman Hill. Iyesterday afternoon. found a large, 000 limit was extended to 310000 .hre Department .v .......................... s 26, 08:. 80
_ heavy box containinl a large quantity The jury returned and then brougmisueet Department ......................... 97, 201. 00
OWAYTOE Albert Lane and family have re 0’ Huylers chocolate bars “‘1 marsh- out the $5,000 judxment against the Police Department ....................... 23, 706. 00
N z turned to New York after spending motion The box was found some Standard 0“ lintelest ................................... 70000
the summer in South Wilton. little ““3“” "'0'“ the railroad tracks . Attorneys Keogh & Candee. of this. —————— ”47,659 m
. ‘5 I , 1.“ A, —-— “d ’ [‘3' bearing the name 0‘ ‘ deal city, represented the Iictorious plain “1588 10001119
.. . _ _ ‘ Mrs. liouis Elschler will soon leave 9" Md been ‘0'“ off Chief W R Pen my n took three weeks to fight the; Tues ..,$ll,768.l7
‘ ”‘9 “mane" 50““ ‘1‘“:me meet her home in South Wilton, and will nington. “1° was notified 0! the find action in Danbury. and was one or” OFDOI‘fltion Tax .......... 900.0"
at tho homo of Mrs. it. ta. Barclay. visit her daughter in California. by Kovacs, communicated with station the longest cases tried there The ‘ -_.-_____._ S 15,608.47
'luesday afternoon at 2 otlock. . :agont R. E. DeVHtt. of Stamford. anhd entire case was built up around the Less Note ................ $10,000.00
Mrs. Charles Green and daughters. Detective Morehouse who ‘mk ' evidence of a young negro, consider- Bin“ Uflpflfd .............. 1,500.00 11,500.00 this 47
d Mr?“ A‘ A' Ramond‘. 33:“; To Misses Bessie and Ruth spent this. W88” Chantal ll d t h k t able difficulty being experienced at _-~. _ _._ n ,
““5 "s “"3 '3 “g n m r 0' week with relatives in Bridge rt. ““5“ e ‘ ' ”5° 0 ave ep first in locatin the witness. I - , ' .. . .
a few darn. while preparations are - _ ’0 ;alabnrsutandlngmihe streets nights ‘ i223:'fnrlgigjgurg‘saflif': "“3fi‘5'f" 5““"5" '
. ”A ‘ ' l‘ as In ring
hem“ m“ '° "me m Be‘hmm'u" The dancing class will meet this “”80 WWI-o! sun street. was ar ‘ The Hope Hose Celnpani respond on brand list of 518,5 55, 36400 514" 8047"
where the family intends making their rested Chit?!“ Vim cruelty to animals ............ 0‘ , .0
t h week Saturday afternoon with 'Mrs. J. i v m l c u ed ed to an alarm last evening and went Fm“ 0mm.
““1” one. (3. Van Heiningen at her home in Judge George I 03 "3‘ on no to the home of Nicholas i’atohen, 191 " . ' ..
—~~ —« l South Wilton. lthe case until November 13m. .cbapel mm. A 6mm...) 1;... was Adams-e ............................. 8119.71685-
The evangelistic service is He * . . _ m mom... a. H... mm. bu. pmmm s'uoels ..................................... 81,578.00
Methodist Episcopal Church Will be . ' . 1‘ , Cl *k ....................... 2108.34
. ‘ The Rev Charles A Marks w a work 0“ the W” 0’ the firemen, own 9" " """"" '
discontinued this evening, after hav» ‘ - - ‘ “' . . ~- H ll ...... 3530.00
resent at the consecration 'of the . Checked any damage that ““15“ "“9 (M a """""""""""""""" '
lug been very successful for tho post p ‘ ‘ 1 ~ f Cb ‘t' ‘ 3" 610 00
my Fdward A‘heson as Suffr It occurred. After me meme“ had 3,, Doom 0 an Ice ......................... ., .
few nights. The services will be re ' ‘ L ' ‘3‘ Public Printing . .. 1500 00
Bishop at Middletown on Thursday. ‘ rived on the scene, H general alarm """"""""""""""""" - '
sumed tomorrow.’ ' . . . ‘ tment 200000
‘ _____ ‘ was turned In by some unknown per Building D09” ---------------- . -
' ‘ _ ___. son. The damage was very slight. Health Department ......................... 4,225.00
Baptist church. Morning servicembat “Shel-38:11: Outtagcitiy iiihliimlsulllllzsfiol City Treasurer Wilfred Bodwell, __ ‘__ Schools ........................... ,_ ....... 119,338.56
10-30‘ 59m°"“Th° WM?” 9 a u ’ elsewhere in The" Sentinel today. has The members of the Friday Nightg - —'— $396,636 73
school at 11:50. Junior C. It. Society The death of chestnuts is accounted
printed an eltlmnte of the ”palm of Bridge Club were entennlned last eve “”0““:-
at 3: 80. Union service,‘ Methodist for by the blight which has overtaken 'P ‘
church, 6: 45 o'clock for young people, (‘onnectlcut trees. the "”0“” taxing districts '0' the NM If the home of Mrs. H. E. Bishop, 0"“ Lo‘m """""""""""""""""" ~~~~~ $ 4.000-00
am! you. together with the" 6mm“ on East avnue. The rise winners 5““ “’0“ ““0“ -------------------- 5-5000"
and at 7: 30 o'clock p. In. D
‘ ed income of eacNfstflci. find the were Mrs. Clarence Osborne and Han Corporation T" """""""""""""""" 4'000-00
..__.___.—- ! Rev. Dr. 30010 0‘ HIfllOl‘d. preach 0' t t ‘3 kid m emu] Commissioners 1r 000 00
Work on the new layout of Roway- ed mm in the Congre tional church "“0“!“ aa “906“”! 0 ford S. Weed. The guest prizes were """"""""""" "' ' .
[on avenue is pro gins nicely and B u each dun-let to cover “ch “(mute 'on by Huff WWW and M" 14. State 9011!]. for Schools .................... 13,000.00
am on Sunday. . is oboueat address In “an“ on the we...“ “age“, A Dorlrorty The next meetin of State Conn. for Paupers ........ , ........... 1,000.00
Condition! W “0" I! if 1“.ka the evening was not illustrated. owing b ’ S . .
culd be completed before the cold w the h I” of the electric m“ which have at yet been pruned y the club will be held at the home of State Conn. for Dog Licenses ............... 600.00 _
"mm, m, m 3",“ ammmmne, . MW we" much“ emaciated the board or estihiite. which holds it! w K Fowler' Town. Hill Rents ............. ' ........... 850.00 3
an ill 1 j m Rows ton ”first meotindvon “on“! 318‘“ 01 . , , .. income other towns ........ 'r ........... as 100.00 -
‘ ”m“ " “° “'9" y «u 4m» JSWWQ “1'19. NW next week. we? following tax rate! . -' ' = . . mm School Sodlctv - I” "
avenue near McKinley street before he I Md 3.“ out of , . . , , - ...................... t a. 50-09 ,n
b h d ‘ this ‘ ‘ “mu“ would be paid by the various dirtrtcio: Personal Taxes ............................ 4,000.00
““‘“"°“ we 5° T e m a ' --’ “‘“hn‘i’ 3W" “e“ and District—2'1 Il‘o mills 'l icenses 50000
pain ‘3 sadly in need of hm, the whereo‘f he spoke when he mated that ‘ “ . . . ................................... .
bil in sin the ' Second District—24 11-16 mills. , Uncollected Taxes ......................... 48,836.27
MW 1|“me '5 tra cam“ 3 as foreigners were predunlnatlng tn Third District—29 816 mills. \
road to be badly won. many sections, they should N m' Fifth Dilifltf—l‘ 516 mm“ A d 0th D. L831] ....................................... 3,651.96
'"" listed, and encouraged to booane true .. n er IStreSS' “*"w
An appeal has come from the small Americans. 1 . " 810078823
hospitals on the western front in am- _____‘,_ ;8[cmtnv ”A 8 mg Throa’ and Lung Less, _
ope for 5,000,000 surgical dressings. . 1 Notes ..................... 340000.00
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now. A piece of goods only 5x7 Inches :Aflments Yield ,0 Bills unpaid .............. 3,000.00 43,555.50 57,788.23
in an otherwise ragged article will , _ _, ,-_._ A,“ . w
make a dressing for some poor wound- Ew / ; Linguine Total amount to be raised by taxation ........ $338,868.50
ed Ind. and it is hoped that scraps it; . ‘2 RAlIElGH. N. (3., Nov 6.—-The en . A fourteen and five-sixteenths mill tax on
linen or cotton sucked “I! in 0 tire plant and building of the News grand list of 525 719 475 will brin $39 8406
N88rl ., , g ........ o ,5 ..
attics. sheets. pillowcases. table-cloths. ~ANAAN and Observer, owned by the Secretary pie in znznzitl’wl‘lal‘v: :igminentb 11:010. Respectfully submitted,
napkins. towels. furniture covers. 0f the Navy, Jmphus Daniels, WIS testifiedinsi n“ cy \VILFREI) BUIWVELL.
worn-out blankets, bath-towels. count- .. defioy ed by Ire early today. The out o 808280 atltementa, that Lln- City Treasurer
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° ‘" ‘ °'“ °‘ ““3"" ”1d" Dated at City Treasurer’s Office. No 50:. 1915. n6 1.
ESTER
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Avoid The
48 Main Ctr-sot,
three and pamphlet...“ mm Point A slight ‘sccldent- occurred at noon; tire,- sniffing tonsils-q. bloat- ‘PMN W '0- "8'“ It...
was secured Mrs. Johnson was well today at the foot. of the Armory mil. lug. 11807159504 My?!" ““1 other ”‘ .80. N'W" Music H." "a” ‘
pleased with the pictures and said- The automobiles were not mien. actual" howls . '. , »- .
she would fihiblt them? IR home. So damaged. and no one 891d oval-yum“
What Are Your Assets?
The scientific conduct of hualnua and personal affairs today classes
the methods employed v’ry dlhtlnctly
liability
Only Two Days More
Our Removal Sale-oi
Fine Furnitule Will End Saturday
Night
RAYMOND & SON
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
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“and...“ .,.- -... ”I
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.07 not having a checking account- We invite accounts which are
given efficient and courteous attention.
F airfield County National Bank.
rI-IE ctosa'r IANK m noswAtK.
Nor-walk.
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