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Business and Professional
WWW Ads
on this ‘pige."‘rwehty-Five Words or
Less. 25c. Three Times. so. 1 week
790000000
FOR SALE.
FOR MLEAJIIEH cow. 1N
WANTED.
I r0381.
! TO LETsr—BOUISE 0F 5 ROOMS-
. ' housed: in the safe deposit be! at his
’Mr. Rockefeller probably has not it
. sons of
dmoeWelku M «hail: how much
gangland-h umydet. Ask him
how men he has in the safe at his
banked mean real, old assume hunk
notessnd dollar bills. Let me tell you
that it at this l‘cry moment_you and
John 13. Middier's‘hbllid strap pock-
etbooks, l’Qu would likely ”get stung.
cent more or real money In his pocket
today than you halve In It general
way «his applies to all maples all
or er the world. In may communities
WANTED -— ASSISTANT BOOK- 3! Myrtle street. rent $13.1nquire oi quire of James Monteiih Taylor Piece
keeper. For further particular: in J. H. Meter. 7 Lorene street, East.
quire 66 South Main su'eet. f13 3t Norwalk, Conn. ‘ _ '
1'13 3t
the workmenle carry more was:
about with them than the rich.
I well remember that once. at my
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Fan 8ALE~ANGELUS PLAYER isum‘mer home on the coast or Messa-
WANTEO—MEN. \VOME‘N, IS OR
TO LET~ATTRACTIVELY FUR. pitlno and 300 rolls of select music, to
u-husetts where real matey ifsmrcer
I than fresh eggs. u very rlih man who
nishedrooal near bath. all mOdern con mi value 81, 000 Must be seen and!
Dyer. $75 month. Government jobs.
List positions free. Write immediate-
ly. Franklin Institute. Dept. 280, R0-
chester, N. Y. I
.
__.,__
nicer ation hands Apply at Paris
Ulosk & Millillery Store, :13 South»
Main street, South Norwalk. l
WANTED— ' FAMILY IRUNER, Al’-
V ”Memes.
nue.
‘ .— apiiirluuiils.
WANTED— LRESSMAKERS AND at Q4 “r
house of six rooms and bath, all
provements
ply Norwnlk Steam Laundry 43 Day 3 St Johns street. East Norwttlk
Call No. 12 Hamilton uve- heard to be appreciated. No reasons.-
Phone 1702-12. (13 3t ble otter refused. “Private" care Sen-
tinel. (10 3t;
T0 LET—H ROOM AND 2-3 ROOM
1:..pioveme'ms. Inquire:
oodward avenue. ’I‘el. 365-4 or
1'13 at
T0 LET-«ONE SIDE OF DOUBLE
im-
Apply on premises. No.
-—m -w-p »-~..-
FOR SALEwASH ,
lined with galvanized iron. Last. life
time. Three sizes, price 25c up. South
Nor-walk Oyster Farms 00.140 \‘l’ster
Itmt.
73-3.
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FOR SALE—3 WORK TEAMS AND‘
a. sound driving horse. Also a partly
“up” » ml. _____._ “3 3t; 3’13 3‘ burn-2d 6 room house Raymond
“WW—“W , . , " Street 8: Son, Dorien. no at
WANTED — Muelirxisr Am 70 “F’smm AT “ WATER - ; I
tool maker experienced ill litnnut'ac- street, also ’0“ at 40 Water street. FOR “ALE‘JHQBSE. “’AGONii
ture of cylinders for leaks. Must. un'
derstand construction of breaching ma.
chines for cylinders. Excellent wrig-1
let-i, box 210, 1364 Broadway, ..'ew York.
WANTED —— EXPERIENCED 1511-;
main bookkeeper
permanent position. good sslary.‘ 'Ad
dress box F. £13 3t
WANTED —— IIIIHIES’I‘ PRICES
; paid for household goods of all kinds.
Second hand goods'tor sale. "Public
lic suctioneer and appraiser. A share
of the public patrouage solicited. J.
"r. Finch in Co 12 Madison street
1. Con. " £12 6t
5 .4,
WANTED— FURNISHED APART
silent. or 2 or 3 rooms for light house;
keeping. Address immediately. X. Y.
. -. . street. Inquire of William J. Riley,
7... (RH “SGIIIIIIGI onion. Harriet street, trustee, or attorney Ira. Inmtly Property In East Norwalk
9 . a Price $2,600.313tnte to be settled.
WANTED—YOUNG MAN WITH 0 "gm" no 3“ .
l ”cement ”mm” mm“ ‘0 ‘30“ TO LETwh‘UItNISHED WARM! Ask 10h" T. Haves
Address 'I‘.
£183
company; has oun car
WANTED— GARDNER, MARRIED
no family. wishes position as barking
foreman ill prltato family Good reli- bank street, 20d floor. rent ”2 De”.
Address ‘I- 0" "0x1 103 month Inquire No.1 Burbank sheet, f
(“011095
sforgctown, 001111.231
South Norwslk.
Farrell, zilfiavflm street.
provements. llE'South Main street.
and stenograpller,' '
tory. Storage purposes, centrally lo West Norwnlk
outed
South Main street. I
Inquire. 0‘ Edward harness. 'etc. Horse weighs nboutj
1,200 lbs. 11 years old. 10 Lawrence
street, 80. Norwalk. Andrew W. Vane
v——--
To Lsrficwn‘noons. 411.1. 1M-
FOR SALE~HORSE. GOOD WORK-1
I1- 3‘ er, 8 years old,1.250 lbs. 3 runabouts
1 top buggy, genuine budslo robes,
To tE‘r—HDFT FOR SMALL 1‘ AC 1 heavy single harness. Stewart Farm.
£76!
Inquire Lawrence Agency, 15;
. son SALE—z CARIDADS or!
7' TO‘flET-JDARA‘GE, v’FlNE STEAM
heated rooms suitable for society hall.
with antcrooms. closets and toilet, the
Jacoby building.
See J. B. Inltrence, agent. 15
Main street.
horses just arrived. 1 our fresh. 1 our}
of sensbned They consist o! matched.
pairs and business horses, weighing?
from 26 to 38 hundred. To be sold at
reasonable price. Shannon Sale I:
Immense Stable. 46 Hawthorne street.
1 Stamford.
South Main street.
50th
floor. ’Garden and born 68 Ward!
nect with 1'.euI estate or insurance room suitable one person or married}
couple um housekeeping privileges
at the Johnsontun,
“South Norwalk.
‘ FOR SALE—~2 FAMILY HOUSE; 10
rooms with All Improvements for each
'ro oer-«GOOD nooks ON FIRST,
1 MAIN ST. ' NORWALK.
, Real Edam-Insurance
2 High street...
{10 3t'
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TO LET 4min ROOMS no. 3 mm-‘ “'0" "FM-inward“ “"11:
men H. cannons. ;
Funeral Director and ’Embll ‘
no at ‘ ‘ also. m1 Residence
5.; TEETH.
,
WANTED—~OI.D FALSE
Dent matter if broken.
to $5.00 per set.
Will send cash by return mail.
V.— . — m .———-
WANTED-—T0 BUY ALL KINDS Chapel street. Nurwalk. Inquire 04}
of cattle. Best prices paid. Extrli South Main street. Tel. 60.
prices for calves. II. Friedman, 35‘Ely
avenue. Tel. 1151. ’120 if
litlitcd States tllul'sllnl's sale, dis-
uf Connecticut, ; l
I By \i1tue of 0! an order of sole is- 1
iiUEd out of the United States district}
court for the district of Connecticut,
-—ml the 9th day of February,
‘ lice is hereby given that I will Sell by
public auction. for cash on Wednes-
day, the fist- day of February,1917,
at one o'clock p in. tit South Norwallr.‘
in said district. tile steamer “Roge-
dale." her engines; boilers, machinery
I pay $100 or‘y “Boulevard Moderntmprovements
Mail to L. aner, barn. chicken house. garden and fruit
noo'z IS. Fifth street, Philadelphiu, P11. trees. Store 207 WushingtOn strectq
' I8 12t East Norn ant. Apartments 209 Wash-é
.lngtcn street, East Norwslk and 30
W- -...- -... ._~_.,_.._.~_.1, Cottage street.
'r' ; Ipe. Call'on premises.
* 3 I ..
[Elli NOIICI , I
~'- :ml $2. 50 week up.
now. Dining room open.
‘5.
, 8o. , Nam-lit
~‘l'etephone 904
T0 LET-“STONE HOUSE, GREG- “ 30.. Mini!"
'ro DEF—SMALL co'r'rTA—on AT 3'1
Suitable for two poo
f? 9'} OPERATORS 0N SEWING MAUW
nos, pay while learning.
5?
Z
d;
To LET—ROOMS AT THE BRIS-
Get first clloicei
.MA AIN STREET, Now OCCUPIED in”,
191., no” mu SPERRY e ‘Hurcnmson co.
WILL on son RENT 13112011 APRIL
il 1017.1‘ilis IS AN UNUSUAL or.
iP’O’RTUNITY 'ro sucunu A VERY
Hanan sronn no A MUST DESIR-
ABLE poo-Arron J. invmo urn
l ens. 149 wnsnntoron STREET.
bouts, tackle. apparel nppurbenancer»
Cindi; Peabody
& Co. due.
\
FATHER’S PEHIL.
«yd—dd”
Whit ’Wculd You Have‘ Done Had 'Ynn
“Been In His Place?
. Justthrcc or four time‘ yellowed pages
TO LET—THE STORE 0N NORTH!
1:57.13! »
BARRELS «hating: only a five dollar bill and a
' cl- workhlg about the house overheard
.J 01100.” in Which Music Did Not Do ' -" ‘
I 11 bright Idcll finally came. They nct~
, ed upon thisldca and bmuglltltc loll.
_ London gill "gave the soup “Wily" by
wherm—Indlnnnlmlls News. 1 Want 3..., b "m "mum
- . M I “b
Love Affairs of Handel.
Wolucn gi‘ilutly'sdnlircd flundcl. who ' ill-[[Al "on“?
’ was very Iillndsomc. but the'scrcnlty ..
or the composer occurs only to have ( I
been rudiedtwtt‘e by lemon- Iils putt. , Tit—nuts“
’Iils tit-st stint-Ilium was to a London District of Norwalk, s3. Probate
' girl, mmcurlwrof'tll'e Mister-racy.
‘ pill'ents' believed him beneath her In
, after“, almost the some thing occurred.
and fur'niturc,",as'5he now lies at the
steamboat wharf Wst'e!‘ litre“- Corbett block. containing 5,000 square
onusnrrmsw C MIDDWBROQK'; feet or floor space with night on all
U 8' Marsha 1 sides Otis freight elevator. service.
_ by TIMOTHY E HAWLEY' steumdleatcd. For further partied.
Deputy U Sr’Ma’ahn‘ tars, apply at the cities of The out
In on old colonial diary; How the mall-
userlpt come“ into my possession is im.
luntérlttl. But: here urctwo paragraphs:
. “l"ébl’llm'y .v’e tt‘nlll. 1628. This day
'11 most terrible thing happened to Fn
titer. It ltutll llccn‘u long, cold winter
and ye 'Illcmllet‘fi of our little colom
T0’LET—-I..OFT IN swss'rz c
’ - ~ halttmd Conn. 1‘ “b 10' 1917 IlWeil Cigar Company. » have endured grievouslyksuppllcs be
'“HI , lug scant; Out-Anrdel- being; well nigh
a 5 a .1. 1 sale .1115. - .barc nil goodly miller still ed forth in
THIS? 1;: (Dresdllttaecticr: 1‘ a1 3 . BUSINESS NOTICE’ search of game. Of late it both grown
ws itu of n 1'] I ale issued 3...... " "" exceeding dimcult to obtuln powder
. . By V r e a 0 “a“ 0 s NOTICE and lead. Father had but one charge
0‘“ 0f the United States District-Court Trucking of all kinds long distance left for his trusty blundcrbuss: but,
«.1 for the district of Connecticut. 0!! t‘ ‘ (my. automobile trucks to suit all being it famous shot he had s10 doubt
y "' the 9th day Of February, 1917.; " 8. mm”, 122; Water: that this would prove sufficient to
110 (it bring down somc' wild creature that
(notice is hereby gixell that P will SBHWL-s til 0' h id might he fled ill
e ouse 0 sons w .
‘ ‘=“1 by public auction, for cash. on Wed ........_. - .-
. 'meat.
*'"_ nesduy, the 215i any... of Febrnsryi . ”OLAIBVDYANT— WHEN 1N1 “
He had wondered some day Iron:
.1 4’1917' at 0“ o‘clock p‘ 111., at South. BMW": “11-!“ and 369 Madam resettlement when weighted a wild.
. Network. in said district. the steam. “Carr. she will tell' You something tat; turkey perched on n, llmb.‘D1-dwlng'
Mont t-mlzabetp" her engines boilers, your “yardage. ”Ms 7 1an8“88¢s."°“ he took flim- At ‘12? montfnt “
, .' machinery, boats. tackle, researched. 282 William 'ltl‘cet Bridgeport; Wm 'gkuikmg shrugs mum in Mdd‘n
‘ durtenances and furniture. as she'now , . 1 tree near by. An mow“ meridian
lies at the steamboat wharf. water dcnrfdther’s hmdrhl‘flymlm
' . .. . .1.
.l- w.“
w- .-
. Is It y ou flitting mo dilly one today '1"
“as visiting us asked me to cash I
check for him us‘hc was leaving for
New York. Onslooklng into his pot-x
ctbook he discovered he had only
Well. I was rich worse nil.
Icw pen. "lltl‘. Eton Kilns Buhtsou could
dig up only a few dollars. as we have
evervtlliug charged and pay by check.
We wore Just on the point of break» |
lug open 11 child‘s book when a paint-
lIic waiver-nation and suggeried that
perhaps he could their 11 c heel: for $50!
This workman had on him a roll oi‘
nevi-ml hundred dollars in bills. ~Ilog~
or W. Robson In Saturday Evenlna iicdrag;
Post. ,
-'1_N. l\I.
BAGPIPES “D BRICKS Limitans hilt.) had supplied the Armed
‘ I
fl___.”_ train. Friends of Villa who hate the
" ‘ 9 'l the?" natlle land.
‘ ii.
I
the Soothing Act.
.ed and dirty several hunt'mdilluieantumihes followed (loom lemmings troops to umumbus.
This photograph shows one family with Its wagon and all the 'goods they own in the world.
Those
1': n soldiels with goods during the s jLIII‘Il In Mexico were afraid to' re
“Gringo," would not hate permitted these people to live in peace, so
The Adelphia buildings in the Strand.
I notion. were built by two brothers of
the rarnllv name of Adam. and from
this {internal union come the neuter
that Was given to the buildings, the
Greek appellntlthl of " Adelphi” or “the
brothers."
These brothels Were Scots and in
the erection of the buildings desired to
employ their con countrymen. So
they sent to the “Land 0 Cakes and
thither Scots" t‘nt laborers to do the
work.
The story goes that after they til-rit-
ed rind were set at work they proved-
Icss active; mid clierirctlc then ’Vns
profitable to the employers. to whom
DEATHS“ AND ‘ 'Wma.
Funeral of Thomas H. Ferris. l
morning from the undertaking ’p‘s'rlors
of James ’8 Masher. in Main street.
Interment was In St. Mary's Cemetery. 1
I
nursnrsmmsm all NORWALKI
- HIGH 'DENIORB.
In spite of all precedents.~the‘senlorl
class will} hold no dance this year. In!
stead of that, there will be e recon
lion and entertainment given by the
seniors for the'fsculty; and student
'-body. this Friday afternoon at 2:30
9,111.
A delightful program has been or
nnxed by the committee In charge
nu .hn student body looks forth with
rent, anticipation for the coming
event. The committee In charge In
composed of the following} Miss'Dls-
wbrow. Joseph uncut. :Mlss- Jesse,
Clayton Gregory and Miss Hillooey.
.don‘fronl the north country a number
or bugplpers to cut-curator the‘toll'ers.
At first till went Well. .thn the
bricklnycrs heard “Owilone I me,"
and the “hiscGrccor-s' Gathering" they -
worked rapidly. IZtlluclilIy one day
one otplpcls under the Influence of
admitting tllutho and his fellow hou-
pipers had been bribed to play in
q'ltlckcr time.
- Following this expound or; foul play
the men from ”the north put down
tilelr tools and room] employment else-
11" court. February 10. A. 1:. 1917.
Estate. of Thomas Village. into oi
xmwnlk. in 9"” d‘srrtct. deceased.
The court or probate for the district
of Norwrllt, hnth I‘mltcd and alloived
six months from the date her-cot for
the creditors; of said entitle to exhibit
soclnl [MISIUOIL but were good enough
to say that If he nbstuhlcd mm writ-
llig tiny more illusic tho iquestion 0."
marriage might be entertained. It was
easier to abstain from their dnumltcl'
than from his art, and he did so. Scars
IIsuch rind nnothcr bountiful pupil of
his tell in love with mlcll'otllcr, and
proud parents mlve him the choice be
tween giving tip his profession or their '
daughter. Music. “ltcm'cnly maid."
was chosen.~“'l‘he Hove. ”Affairs of
Some Famous Men.” 1
neglect to present their accounts, pro-
perly attested. Within said time,- will
be debsrned a recovery All persons?
Indebted to said citatc are requested.
to make irnmcdir-te puyrnentto
HELENA VILLAGE,
. . Executrllr,
A Prophecy That'Failed. | 3
The old Emperor William used to -‘- ; > - _:
thl a story sguhlstdlimself which onI The United States of America. dis
serves to Illustrate “that ’mostgl'ntul- m” “9 Connecticut.
tons form of error. prophecy." mm“ Whereas. on the 9th day of Febnr
the emperor‘wnsdnlyjlting oI'PrnsrlIn cry. 1917, W. end A. Fletcher 00:. killed
he saw one day among his troops all 11 libel In the district court of the. Unit-
untidy looking: lieutenant "W09 Is ed states for the district of Connec-
tlult man I" he united. “An- ofllcer." he t‘cut against the steamer “Roscdale”
was told. “who has just left the Danish
. her engines. boilers, boats. tackle. at)-
t h l
centre and Joined t c Prussian patrol and furniture. in a. cause of con-
“Thnt man‘wm ‘nercr get on iu‘ the
army." said the monitrcll; and he used tract for repairs, civil and maritime.
end Whereas Ilv virtue of process In
to add in telling the story “The mun
due [drill of law to me directed. re-
was Moltkc. and my Judgment of him
fillies you the measure of my Insight" “tumble on the 5th day of M11 ch 1917.
I have seized and taken the said stesmv
‘ er ‘Rosed‘ulel' and have her in my
custody "
; Notice Is her-em given. that a dis
'trict court will he held in the Unit-ad -
States court room.
iflartfdrd. at 12 o'clock ,noon, on the
‘V‘Bth dnv' of March 1M7 tor the trial of
rs'utd premises. and the owner or own-t
era. and all persons Who may have or
' claim any. Interest; are" hereby cited
to be and honour at the time sud place;
sloresnld. to show cause. it any they,
m,
Bluff: “matches Win.
“‘The' Chinese tell 11 story about) It
tiger that was led by a monkey too
“old where tr rut mule was gracing.
The tiger, Wild-lied never. seen u ilnulo
before, licked his” chops. diet the muIc
looked up tnnttnldly tit: the monkey and =
said: .
“Friend monkey: heretofore you have
olivsys brpugllt inc 'twu tigers. now.
fThe blud‘ was our excellent that tilt
tiger. made or: its first as he could go.
. l ‘Thc ‘Eisphsnt.
“East Indtnlls‘believc that the “ele'
pliant lire; 300 years millilitres: are:
on record of these huge anhhul's‘hot‘
‘1 played.
undercurrent) c Mirntmoows
Ii. S. Verena)
"“stmt ””3““st 3" Quickly he turned hisblunW-uml
mat” I tall.“ ”tame: QM maduemdu; min” m 33m and premised “mam
“ESTERFIELD C. DHDDLEBROOK strel ‘h‘o's. Writer (01‘ ”"00 "BL'
lug been In captivity fol-130 years
their aces being unknown when use; " ’
ll, TIIm'I‘HY. u. 1111mm. .
Tg‘he lugs-.1111 services of the- lat: of The Associated Press) —-A London‘b"tter known “mi war issues were
omss Ferris were held the newspaper has published a list of the strong features of today’s early
some or the war-time occupations 0
women They are:
their clainis tor settlement. 'l‘lmsc’who ”
Ivoly low, and certain kinds are prac-
‘snppiies a little thin piste Iron to
‘Alncrlcc. however, are so long that 'Cnuse I don’t like to leave {nil
in the city 0f ;
E“
- mire, why a fine] decree should not;
Deputy U. 8. Marshal:
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‘TODAY IN WALL sTREE’I‘. *
tantrum IIIII NEWS .. S; m .3...
LONDON Jan 8~(Correspondence:d”d industrials. Shippings and' the
t deal 315‘s U. 5. Steel rose a point.
with 2 for Inchewanna Sm! and 11 to
is tor Marines. Atlantic, Gull ”divest.
Munitl us run »
0 king. ' Indies, Industrial Alcohol, Texas’fim»
c "91 q
‘15?“th :mk k puny, (lentrdl’heather. National Edna:
Hos ,, 1 “harms _ ~ oiling and pitmburgn'coai. ‘04)me
I.) a > ' land Equipments made fractional is”? I
, Gcmcncrs. I
vances and People' a Gas regslned‘n‘lll
points of Its recent severe loss. Rails
were ossin' overshodorediat the!“
Ta“ ““1 “3°“ “mm- iaet. but Canadian Pacific rose a points
Porters. .-, ‘lwith Irregulartty elsewhere. United
W‘m- , ' ,slales'sieel rm. lost 11 point; with
Letter carriers. Osha'ciine gm“ ; -
Railway-carrelcnners. .‘.........
Ilespatcll riders at aircraft stations.
F1 nit and hop pickers.
Vegetable miners-
T’indow cleaners.
Volunteer firemen.
Stretcher bearers.
Elevator opal-store.
Locomotive engine cleaner-s.
Detectives and policemen.
Mechanics.
Night watchmen.
Commercial travelers.
lamp lighters.
Recruiting for us
Streetcar 'conduc
y rind; Navy.
.,
wnans'nnns’r. Noonrubess also
1150.000 shares changed bends; in the
Him. hour and'this measure of mm
szs materially reduced Intor,‘
market becoming'ulmost
before noon. Reactions d! 1 no
points occurred after the fist hour
e pt 1‘! Rails. where initial m ~
were mostly extended. mum
Pacific gained almcst three ,1 a:
with 1 to 11.4. for Union Pacific, M
son‘ New York Central. banish Vim
Ivhml.’ Among gm
I‘cntlsts. stocks. Texas Company. Alcohol. m
"Stationery engineers. l...i “tether, American Woolen in}
' The labor exchanges created by the Motors also scored further immu-
wul- report a demand for In excess ment with the Metal group. "A new
of supply for women In ell of the low record of 90 68 for Anglo-mite
listed occupations. 5’s featured the bond list
AMSTERDAM Netherlands. Feb. 8. “r
-'—'!‘Il'e import of Iron and steel from WALL STREET 1: 30 D. in;-
any in still at n corr‘Vete stand- Haven’t! decline of 1‘
still and has been for some months “3 DTGViOllS 10W record and a fill
past. Stocks In Holland are running DOW break 1" NM" WY“ “9"”
per cent. bonds were the only‘
ticully unobtolrluble. As Britain ”only “ems 0’ 3“ “N35“- 3 l 11.. *4 .
M
cl' specie exception. import is now Bl” TakeSflle cake
my pnsa‘ble Iv om America or Swe (1
Sometimes my Mn gets mad stint
on. Delivery periods. especially t. u' up“ she mm... errands done,
..¢t.
Dutch enamel ’msnufitctorics. by way
it is stud to ha practically impossible And think too much of fun.
to draw supplies thence. B‘qut when she comes cut on the pot,
Mid says so 'nice to me,
HOUSEHOLD ‘VOOUEN- Son. cant you go to five Monroe.
WARE All?“ I AUNDRY
And get some cake for tea?
I tillers; speaks up; meted—quick
And pcriite as can Ire-— ~
HELPS. .
I'd love. to no tugs Monroe ,
Ironing Tables, Shirt Boards, .
wth Boards. C‘o'h"s I. ,,-, 3 And get. some cake for ten... ‘
Clothes Pins Lstmdr Sono.Z10.I‘
Clothes . Baskets. y Hrmocrxi The Baillie! Bakery
Clothes Line Prons,V".l-i-1mri: Te. 35;, 5 "on,“
Wood Fibre and Galvanised "V
WaSh Tubs. Round and Ohione
Wash ,Boilers, Wash Benches.._
CtC.
Albert 1:. cerebe-
PhenoAOBS-E :-
26 Washington St.
-ecf; Iron 81 W
Tonic, Stimulant and A
.IVF. H.’BAXTER‘“ "
‘ So. Nor-whi- I T SDWQ
' L
" THE RIGHT WE‘RNIT
gives an air of terrorism” "
fort, refinement and
taste that means all the (like:
tense between an amnesty
iieme‘nnd a hours where things
seem out at hurnony will: ' ‘
. U. S. Marshal
by TIMOTHY E; HAWIJGY,
‘ Deputy U. s. Marshal.
' rrflmmrtls..9°99ntféb 19.1%? a.
‘ decorating, printer's supplies;
«Mark‘s Placegr‘ltl‘ew York city.
.4”...
Itclehnrdt costume 00.. 7411: meet! one and children herein titre straits “gt.
15 M: for food Haring bur- tlle one Mt
PAINTING .. PAPER-HANGING
. "But yc'tllought some to. him thnt NH ,wcr-c taken from the Jungle in It Wild
n— but should he not are sierra-am- «mung a...»
ioonl'd Inenn dictum-swimwear “c tan 1! or
mp9. Tosbot yarns-m mic place Wm?" M m" "m 1in n '0
' plaintiff.
feel ill at case.
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