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it does not take long, when the me. i . ‘
neys are out of order and not doing, f
their work properly, .for poisonous:
to! Mrs. Clara Hays on “'95“ M”?! M,“ Julia'fioski who has been mlis ill with the measles. acids to accumulate in, the system and‘;
I. ’8' ' Salem. 111-. the R9?" Charles -l.. for the past few days is somewhat: . UlnSe aches and Wins. 11 C. Duncan! ~:
. Lin Miller, of Larchnmnt,’ MOVE“ Of St- ImilS‘Ol-nmung- Mi! 5 lllilfl‘O‘ ed. . I Mr. and Mrs. Hughes 0' Maple Ave” 2865 W. 30“) SL, Cleveland. 0., writes: l
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« conduct the services in Christ Anna Bates, sister of the bridal! y I 1 .m will soon remove from this mwn.1"l caught cold and it settled in mm
. bonanza-in. » . '. .r . '-
. . .. tomorrow. ttho wedding march from I NEN CAMAN Ihavmg bought a 13:11.11? in aprinudale. Ifigdnexg My back and sides were no“ and most sanitu'y refrigerator made. _ f . _
' ‘ Ernest F. Sexton Poet. American be i
A number Of New Canaanites have glen, held a. very successful mas-flu!”
on lanawiil more may...” moaamdmhm
manual» street “he, while the with'thsmc.m1eym
family who have been living in the in New Yoshi-11y.
MARRIED AT HIGH NOON , .
, 0. Sunday, Apcll 11th. at high nqunn~Scoiield house will move into the
w, . W the marriage of Miss Beat ('e house on “’itch lane belonging to Mr.
“meumlnmimgw‘lll "a: Tfig Bates. and Homer Clark. at the home Merriam
McKee Refrigerators 3
All mm beautifully some hard wood cases. Either 9
lain, enamel or ind lining. , ‘
WHITE ENAMELED REFRIGERATORS
The {anions A. L. Randall make. . The cleanest, neates‘.
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Mmret, the young daughter of Mr.
and lira. H. D. Butler of the Post “road.
and»
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Immediately foliowmn “‘0 c" , . See It In Our Show Vdeow
l .. d by MW lame and sure I could not standl 4
men in Van Zant street have a delicious dinner was sene . l . .
RAYMOND a SON l
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.. t the police to take action against Hays, assisted by Miss Ame Easley‘ straight. I used Foley Kidney mm with 1
’ ' ‘ ' . crate-rt . I -;
-1. .-. who have been looting out- The house was. prettll) deC bios commenced gardening ball a .- c 'l‘ good results and am glad to tasttfv .
. wi ‘ ' t the Noroton firehoue, or», . .
“Moot merchandise and annoy. th palms and fen-‘3' also orange .- I _ . I _ _ I
. . b lde. da i ht. (0 their helping my. 4 son-Pow- 'a m “I
II: cum. some and smilux which the i , S~ B. Hora has purchased a Ford )7 n z lei] C ratir . I!!! I [await
E. Dutihl Smith and family. who;
have longed their Tokeneke home tor-:53;
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7 from Cfli‘fm'ma'. 'Itouriu car of Will's . .
- The second dayof asuecesst’ul mmtbrgggembfide wore white geomeit} g l m E Simon
, . _ .. ,ading and . . . .
sale was held toda) in the Ray “named with elgsfiértg‘f sine can,“ l‘llbs Mom: Weed has returned tron: one season, will spend the summer in
Dim-walk. Impnovsment Association. A
large quality of old clothes and arti-
ldeo domed by Est Norwalk people
were profitably disposed of. '
"No Americanization Without the
' 'Chflntian Sabbath” will be the topic
.10! disamdon by Rev. Herbert E. Mars-
' land pastor or the East avenue M. E.
'church tomorrow evening. The servc
“ Ice will open at 7:30 o'clock with a
19mm of sang. All well-wishers of
9 America have been especially invited
to the service.
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carried a huge 1‘)
t 3m. — former schom
Clark has a
teeMcher in Rowaymn, huLIi'or the gait.
1' had been teaching. in RlVC‘l‘S ,
California.
hoizealtlat‘l’lxey oi the groom one
mile southwest 0f the city, amid show-
era 0: rice and old shoes. - ..
The many friends in 12mm,
' or home. ex n .
3:23;: (2:: best wishes for a happy
‘ on 1‘. life. . I
\cyage thr g .
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couplemlt ft for their new
(1 con gmtu- .
in trip to Tennessee and Georgia.
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M. Schumann has purchased the
I Dultan residence in lieu. Street.
Hal ry (Irissey of Ponus Ridge is the
owner of a new Oakland automobile.
M. Rapapcrt of New York was the
ion. the guest of B. Chrystal over the week-end. a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. LaMonte have re-
. turned to New Canaan for the summer:
:moniils. '
London.
A matinee as well as an evening on .
hibition, will be given tomorrow at the
motion picture shoan the Town Hall.
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Mr. and Mrs. “Samel Grumman. ol‘ .‘
the Po road. who have spent the win. l
tel‘ in ' orida. are'cxpected home in
Martin Shauglmefiy, George Velieg
and Lester Bounty are earnest rooters.
for the Stamtord basketball team,
SPECIAL
1 quart bottle of Bier '
Furniture Polish. $1.00
. lue, 600.
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STERLING .
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Furniture Co.
No stairs to climb. All or. ‘
one floor.
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' ‘ ‘ never failing to see the ante when»
Methodist. Ilmfconil I-‘al‘ming memus and many other they play. I
:RW‘ ('(‘mge ‘ ‘ “"“Wi‘l‘i. bcll‘nlzin: to L. C. Hall, were '
wa 'ion
A pleasant surprise party was held chillfch yservicod
Spring Cleaning Time Furniture Necessities ‘t
Furniture, Linoleum, Rugs.i
Refrigerators and Ranges 3
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Rumors are again heard that a New! "
It the home! Mrs..Ralph Festla, East Biard. minister. Sunder:II “12:33: sold at auction recently. 1 . I
Roi-walk, in. honor of Albert Ganung's “fine of worship at 10.. . . , ”York organization is negotiatlm‘! .or.
God" Th”!
3'11 \\'lll (‘On'
iipworth
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\\';tllm~ Barrios has rented rooms in the Hoyt property on Gracious Strectl
the Mrs. LGGl'fllltl Sfoficld house in as a camp for Jewish children. E '
Railroad Avenue for the summer. u '
Blot Birthday. Apleasant evening subject: “The Love 03'_
was spent, piano selections aqd dano‘ The Sunday school sees“
in; were enjoyed until a late hour. vene at 11:50 a! m. Filo
fiefresiunents were served and the League sen-lee will 1on hold“
f guests departed at a late hour wishing p m, Sunday “Wilma. Hf.» __ "A _ .
. him many more happy Birthdays. worship at, 7:30. scr‘nvn ””{J‘lllllljn has been ”an a. vacation.
. . ""5 Cowil'd. and \N’llmI Hw:.nw ". . huld has been fltlwl My ,\Ir_ Allison.
' At the Advent Christian church, to The mayor ulecliilfifl 1-“ r“; “’0"
anon-ow, the morning hour will be Thursday evening m ..~l..,_ 51...}-
given over to the Loyal Workers’ Soci- the service. “Tho Deeper ll!¢*~:~lilII»I-IIIII
ctr. fo the.‘ regular quarterly meet- Mrs. XV R. S. Bales I'm“ d.nI,.I.I.Il .
' ins, and the Tempeanee Sunday, as re« Anna. are spending a. luv \Wt‘h: 11“
. Arthur Bi‘bblns returned to Wesley
Harry A" mm“ at Railroad ”am” an University. after a couple or weeks:
Hi“ place at home with hisanother. Mrs. Mel-y K',
S. Bi'bblns of Old King‘s Highway.
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mm mm" llavmond has ”sum“: Harold Yeaton has returned to Mid-
her duties m warm". in (Term-r SChOCL dlnlown, after spending a while at the
after a sen-n.- zltim-k of the grip. home of his parents, Mr. and 31112.:
L George Neyntou oi' the Cost Rood.
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quired by the efficiency standard, a the city of Salem. ill. (I he "i! Mil“: (1mm Sulaff played in Aeolianv _ é ’
feature of which will be a cantata. A Mr. and Mrs. Vim-1‘1"“ _ Inf“; Hull, an Tux-1. 13.1 wank, for me 1min The Stamford Girls' Club is plannmflr I HOR . I l [OR
‘1“ ” 0 Hit of the Far East Relief. to come in “Brien in a hike next Tllr'S-
,reading will be given, by Miss Clara 'wrlght have returned in . .
Velour, and sir’ng’, by choir and chor- pneke home. ,mm- spending in“ “h“
m In the evening. Her- henméth ‘ -n New Ymk my. Miss Lore-int (‘nok of New York in a x ml where they will be emer-
K ‘i'lil 'l‘iiter‘ ~- _ . r a. _
m enxie, sector 9 . 0 y. r m y Mr. and Mrs. ll. \‘l lllhl' .1 1- I {x ism-m the “l-t'l: and Willi her ('(lllrélil. rained by Mr. Tilley’s secretary. Miss
dint-ch, Westport, mil give his second Richard of Grey Ravi-is. Ts_-.,..nm.. Mrs. Mm,” Knapp or East Av- nut—I. Albr'tin st-nleinkoft‘i‘. who “u do:
lecture, taking {or his. subject: "How ’ he “TM; mm at ,\'. w liult}ll.; -_ we the \‘fll‘lOUS ibirdl on U“, place.
cod" People M3yprllt,m:9 IA” final“ 3 :‘lla‘fi lie-loll Tm'umln rrltirncal on (r V _——-—‘
Christian Science 0 cases to on- Edward Fairchild. custodian of the
day, their objective being ”19 Tille)‘ g
v.3 T-laetcr
CARPET .,
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spent t .
the 31188118 0f l‘i‘lhlll'vé’I. . p k .
Mrs. J. .1. ball n; (damning) .n , Saturday from a vow enjoyame IIISIII
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Imgmngéiggfin‘gfllggifi Ill”? N. Y.. is hero for lasslmw :IiI~\;IdI"”I‘I: as tlxo cucs' (4‘ frir'uls in New York. Ianu ‘llnll. who has .lmru "Lg-22ft: 2 (I SWEEPERS ‘ '
o’clock. A cordial invitation is ex- "‘g 1‘9." S“?":,:.,.;.. ,{ It... :urm.u:~.§ “I 1‘ \" .III_T"‘"TI . .. _ vicnoi'tlw town tormerIioII‘ m3. bum . .3,
tended to everybody. IIbnt wxllI no It” «LI I II T'nint it"tl‘ . l:~. .. . . .. . .tzImI v‘IxecovaIlnt flour out lluvlnz ”mono vnea , . . ... . », I
w .._ , l‘hoy Will be - l-u . ml .311 Ollt‘ldlllln fm dilliflnillllllh. lit-l 2,.“qu a months leave of ab..en t.I,__I l .
One of the most charming home May 1. I . II .. . 3.. ‘rhilv daughter, turn March in. i.- tloin: us hislllialfll has not been 200d. habit: . $1 m Down I
. weddings of the season walecld at Charles ln‘M "‘ I'I‘f‘I‘ “‘I‘I lllUnL. W0“. - » fl'nll Town" is acting as substituw I g l
. and Mrs. R. C. Thomp. eugaged at. ltnmn
thehome of 7~i~ “mm”: for ”ml. lcal'Q‘WRBl' at the town offices.
son, yesterday afternoon at 5:30 and Temo‘leli'm . .. 1, I“ , ‘c'wlucw- The report that :lw Sprinmlulv lm, Hiram 1},,.um.r.\xlmhas been HI‘H‘IV:
o‘clock, when their son, Joseph Walter coming summcr. _-“-‘ .. ’ "ij ‘ ‘_‘_ . .md Coal t'n. liila discontinued its inc-'55 ;uryl‘:an at the Civil Court of. Com-
.Sayer. was united in marriage to the 58“ water ‘j‘fil' "’ "j"""‘":3”‘- . deliver}; to New Canaan is without mm, 1",...“ at nrmgoport. since Anvil
'Edith Blanche Hyndman, daughter of in the refercv s cm”? J1 l} ”WNW“ foundation. 11 has commetcd llis’ labor. the term
.811: and In J. B. Hyndman, of St. yesterday. Jl'ltlgt‘ I.lItlIllllI l‘I\‘I"I‘L'.l‘\IIl":1: . .. . ~ 3‘12“.an ended yesterday. )il‘. ”‘9‘":
Peter's Island, Canada. Without doubt, firmed the gain ”“3'” 3" H g" _ ‘ . f; 311.55 Amanda l’. \\ cod. regent of tho, was in umndance every day dorms: "l“ .
-fliss Hyndman was one of the pret- ago by Deputy Sim-art blunIru ."' New Canaan (31:11)er of the I). of O. '
fleet and sweetest brides of the 501- Dmilons 0f '11" “Wk "“"““ "“ “‘C R.. is attending the continental conz- ‘
8011. She was becomingly dressed in Annline Dye (‘ompuny on Ituwayton rcss in \‘l'ashinIIgzton. l
Ifdark blue satin gown and carried a avenue. it is l‘t'lull‘itd that the con-I MII and MWI “when mm of ’FOUR PER CENT.II
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On Easy Terms
$1.00 Weekly
COUCH HAMMOCKS
The finest display in Greater lei-walk. rsngim in price $120035 $75.00. Buy now for later dt—
livery as there will not be enough to go around.
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ower bouquet of bridal roses. Iler tents of the old lioylslnm carriage inc :
ling suit was navy blue with. tory have again broil -sold and that Stamford we,“ thin 37 with Mr. "and
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‘9 crepe but 10 matcli. The the new (minors contemplate rmxutn- ‘oor ,1 St , .0 5 i3 road A u In 0 ‘
is a popular EastWNorwIalk int: the business. I" 1‘” 3‘ L ” “__,_‘n ”9 ° W of prosperous .3
man and 13 aWprid 3" V9 93" The dance at the“ Rownyton lose . __ . . I" . -.. .. 1 ONE It 930011233
Hemamember of the old Sixth company on Tuesday ovonin: was “‘5' Blame M95931 "1' "‘6 Mu“ ‘ . h vgzgs . ,- .».. G ,
my which was later absorbed, We" attended .md Mfrvbmv had a Street. Stamford. spent the week-end > .7“ know i. t money Co... . . .
overs’eas service, into the 56th good time. if 0,”, mm judge. by vim \x-iiliI Mr. nllilIIlirs. Pony Donn at Scl— . Mm‘per oent.Why; .{ O l G k Sto‘yes
' nt. He saw active service and requests heard on all sides for anmlx- Ill-cits Lolncls. “I“, “70 hi. ‘ per “at!“ i. . l (”’
meoundod. At: present he is em- or in the near future. Several from
.107“ by A' F‘ Amsworth. The wed- South Norwalk were in mundance
Because they realize the sd-f
waggoodinterestre-l‘
~1. .n
Mr. and Mm. llnnicl Coll of Pine
sling ceremony was performed by Rev.
MEL. Long, pastor of the Advent
Chrisflan church, of East Norwalk,
'1esterday.afi.emoon at 5:30 o‘clock.
Into bridal couple was attended by the
groom‘s brother and his wife, Mr. and
nix-3.51m G. Sayre. House decora-
tions were in green and wlyte. making
the general appearance one of charm
and famoli‘city. After an elaborate,
Wedding supper, Mr. and Mrs. Sayre
m for port‘s unknown. At the depot
they were greeted by many relatives
and friends, leaving on their honey-
Imooa amid a shower of congratulap
lions and good wishes. Upon their
sin!!! they will reside in their newly
unlined home, in 31 Cove avenue.
Louis Canned. ofEast Washington
street. has accepted'a position as spa-1
uni delivery can-lei- for the South Non-
mil: post-dice.
* ROWAYTON
‘ ilow AY‘I’ON SAP‘HST CHURCH
TUKED TO RAISE $12,000 IN
EllGHT DAYS.
«’Ths New World Movement among,
Cantata throughout the state appor-i
Wt committee has asked the,
Marion Baptist church of only 54
mum members to pledge $12,000
’hr worldwide evangelistic and Gang
Wlwork covering a period of,
five years.
;'l'he people of most any city would
to proud of an organization of this
nan mohplish such a. stunt.
The mm: of this church, Rev.
Mk 8. Clark, and the campaign dir
,Amhrose Crockett, are hope-
notes if every member, to-
9! Am rice and the lands beyond.
The Jew has_given one tenth from
;, time memorial. By the way he
' pros rs surely the Christian should
6 file hint that if he honors God
his substance, he may expect his
‘to be filled with plenty.”
campaign «begins in connection
the inter Church World Have-
. Campaign Sunday al'iornoon.
, at 2 o'clock; Wit!» prayer, and
. May 2. _
tum .0! 'canvnasus will be
id! Ambrose ("Mckctt. chair.
. £2. Scoflelll.. Gem-.2
. m: Cir-vertex Miss Laura"
My. .
fieimstor, Frank S. crux.
Ween magma: E. Howard. ing from the Aaron G. Stevens house.
Mal-y Suin‘m, -Mr’c‘.I‘ner months.
”fir-may be added—en is have teen oecupy‘
_ Hanging tovthe estate of E. H. Smith.‘
. moaning at the Bantlztilnonod last week “into'itheir recently
1
en “How the‘ imposmbsogcmk. The
and helped swell the crowd.
Crockett, chairman of the entertain-
ment committee of tho Has-2 company
is working hard to replenish the
funds of the company and that he is
succeeding is evident.
It was to be regretted that many
parents having children in echool
were not at. the liownyton liege com-
pany On Monday evening when llrs.‘
Hill and Mrs. Dells of Norwalk were
presented facts that were &~'tonishing
to many. The schools are of vial
interest to all parents. {or here the
foundations Apr the future of the chil-
dren are laid. The Welfare league or
.Nomlk is a live organization and
some good results are to he expected.
Earl P. Stevens. chief engineer of
the Munson line“ steamship. Lake
Orange. who has been in Cuba for th’e
past six months, is expected home
next week. His many friends will be
glad to gret him once mores...
Mr. and Mrs. George \V."'Stevens.
and Mr. and Mrs. Earl 1". Thomas
spent last evening in New dlavcn,
where they attended the annual ses-
sion of the Rebekah slain asaembly.
In the death of John H. Shel-er of;
Highland avenue. which Ot'Clll‘l‘Pd on
Saturday, Rowaytnn loses another of
her old and Well-loved citizens. While
Mr. Sherer's illness was such that his
death- was somewhat expected. it
cane as a shock. The deceased was.
a member or the Methodist, Episcopal
church and his face will be‘sadly
missed. The sympmhy of the vil-
.saise with no wealthy members that dogs is extended to his bereaved
family. .
. old 0'01:th of the Boston A.
A, who is “Fisthucbill of Rowayton,
~ field Mass” \rerp recent visitors wits
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Mrs. Gail's permits. Mr. and Mrs. John
Brennan of Forest Sire-ct.
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? Dr. Perm- ~Ravmond and daughter.
of Bosmn \w-m guests of Dr. Ray-
‘mond's mower. Mrs. George E. Bay-
mond of Seminary Street, Sunday.
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it is reported that part of the Parker
estate. in ()onoke Avenue, has been
sold and that the new owner contem-
plates many improvements. I
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3 Two large ens tanks are being lnsiahl
led at the Karl garage. in Railroa '
Avenue. These tanks will give In ad-
ditional supply of 500 gallons each.
. There will be two plays given by
the children of (‘entor School and of
\Vhite Oak Shade, at the Town Ham?
Thursday afternoon, April 29, at 3:15.
l "Tho Confession," a moving picture.
was shown in the Polonial Theatre.
Monday and Tuesday evenings, under
the auspices of the Holy Name Society‘
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of St. Aloysius' Church.
Mrs, \Villlam .I. McKendrick of Rall-
road Avenue is able to be around,
again. after experiencing a severe at-l‘
tack of grip_ which confined her to her. .
home for six weeks.
Mrs. \i’altu-r Stewart. Ml}. George ll.
Jellitf and Mrs. S S. Brinekerhoff at»
tended. as delegates from New Canaan.
the convention of Rebekahs at New
; Haven, Wednesday.
‘ The New Cannon bask the." five will
mom yesterday lb“ hfi had “inlay The. All Stnml‘or team, ‘Vlm
clined the invitation O": the Univerv’o'enme Smith and John Hogan in the
city of Pennuylvania to compete
,lincup, the deciding game of the ser-
againnt E. A. Montague ol‘Oxford' Uni lies. in the Town iiull.-tomorrow eve-I
varsity, in the three mile special run
at the relay carnival in Philadelphia
next week. Cutbill stated that he
was confining his efforts 30 the mile
in the hope that he would make the
American Olympic team.
The Horton home on Rowayton ave-
nue has been disposed of anal Mrs.
Horton and her daughter, Mrs. lrving
Coleman and Mr. Coleman will re-
move to 0x Ridge .to reside.
James Nelson has: had his (‘adillac
runabout overhauled and put in first-
elnss running conditbn.'
P. H. Needle and family are mov-
opposite the 'Peoplefsrgrocery. to the
apartment over the store for the sum?“
Han-y Beaupin~ and family, who
myst‘he house be
We in, Woodrow avenue.
that has
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A special mooring of the committee 4
Ito take. up the teachers' salaries ques-
tion was held at the home of 8. B.
Hoyt. Tuesday evening. The commie:
ice was recently appointed by the'
School Committee. ‘
Louis Lipman has rented the vacant
store. in the old Hall Huilding. in Main
Street. Opposite the Town Hall, erre
he will conduct a. furniture store. The
store at one time was occupied by Mr.
Yenton, who carried on the same line
of business. . '
“'ooster Lodge, No. 37, l. 0. 0. F..
will celebrate the lOlst anniversary 01'
the founding of the order in America,
next week, Monday night. ,A promin-
ent Odd Fellow from out or town has
been engaged to speak. ‘
Mr. and litre. Wesley Weld cele-
brated their twenty-fifth wedding II-
We" {the senfor ' *ng part'oslhb‘holse of M at their name 1 West Ho-
, ital-«Jennie We‘llm ' Within ‘ 4m. rewind”. Aprildz. guests were
:1. e'gcegwmficfé . , . ' mt my" mssw I“
turn without worry. .With 4.
per cent. and safety they feel}
cosy—they worry no more. ,
Open Hominy Evening! 7 to 8.‘
o’clock. ‘
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THE CITY , ..
NATIONALBANK
Of South Nev-walk.
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C h paid. for libraries,
dud authors and large or small
ions of books Drop card and
ill all to see them.
FRIEDMAN', , .
sot 47th St. New York My-
..‘2': Visit The
GoodieShop
22 No. Main S t l
Opp. Palacefihsotre.
“It's manna" . .
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Phone 52?. 1”th Delivery.
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the prices are gmng’ higher.
New Perfection Blue Flame, Florence Automatic—The two
best oil cook stoves on the market. Can be had here any size.
" ould advise a prompt purchase as the supply is limited and
Linoleum
Congoleum
Neponset {
Rakes bowtilul floors for any room in the
house. Our stock is complete in any color,
style or pattern. Measured and laid free.
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jolts
lanolin; the talk Wmsenituy,hmdsome, econom-
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