Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 3, 1920 · page 7

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hone'that everyone needing 200d furni-

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, £2: Evil .13: {“l .H ii? .45: :1, 'l 1 ' .. .. 1 I
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~WAN TED-

Em for office _work.
(mud oonortumty for

\ ziiiqcment. Apply
i;‘:‘:lli£‘dl'dt€l_v. ’ _
fit-tiles & Goldschm1dt _

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; i-lilg~i‘l\' lady would Ulcer
>l‘\\'llll§ (ii' mending

I. ' , l’hmic call 25:}. ring "

o. ,
: Yuiine izirl would I
-: m mineral houseworker.

. lLLiLllil) bl.

In-

 

:~ (iii-l ()“Ol‘ 16 for Banner
g; Aller illlif'l'llUtlll.\,

i Yniiiiu lady wishes: nosi-
. ziiuiilioiiv operator. 5 years

iltlltllllV lfissiiz. 9 Union

4 uiiturnislied heated
located tor light.
1“. A. Smith. 207

'11 4

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""le ....... l.’ . ,3,
. I‘lelvlflvl beginning Sent. lst.

.‘n‘h. nu i.’

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HI ’H'n

 

 

. lli~ll“'il>'ll‘(‘l‘. white 01‘ col—
._, . Hard Lunch. 6 So Main St.

 

 

i Unit to d"; “n “‘"M '- ‘ ‘

’ (.2 Company. Ann street. Sout

 

‘iflljllvlm‘lv lady to take care
:i; uooil lioiiii': 'l‘eleiihgnc
«alluat 17 North Main it...
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\ ‘ i » .\ mold for general house.
'il‘vllll~' lillilllV'. l’hmln Nor»
... :«ll lllllt) to call 11', Bell

l‘t’lel'l-‘IICUS IXBCQSSHI')’.
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5‘llllllli‘l‘
l0.

 

dancing
guaranteed (ltlllctllfl'
durjiii: Auguut only.
ll"l‘lil.\.\' instruction (in-rv
l'cllu‘,‘ Dancing School. 2;

litiiiils.
,5 :..
:2

.1i honoring or driving horse
31 iii: steady )vm'lx’ 'lai'imt‘
.mlu strcet. South Norwalk.

{0 LET

 

 

 

 

. ‘Hl‘ .‘l l'iii'iiislivd rooms in
.ii-t; iirivatn l‘giiiiily: suit.
liulii housekeeping. Itcler
linztuwri. Aiiili't-ss. lttmmh‘. MW"

 

rooms lllllltll‘
elite and Luis. m
l-vm'lh Minn st l’t‘l‘l.

floor,
mill '1}

 

1",
li
“one.“ at liyll island Lil]
. FUI‘ iiariii‘ulars “’l‘llt‘
'. ilvll island. ('tiy, .

 

:31? rllalf (ii a double garage.
' k’i'llt‘lllltl. “'99: AW, and

'. l E'l, Pin-iii» Hz").
RENT-—R’i"\)RA(lF. SI’ALE
'ZlI-i'l fittnitiii'o. Seiiarate roomP.
- no proof building. Hubbcll Coal.
~-il'{‘.L‘I¢>, Cm. inn, Sagatuck, Conn.
‘i'cstport. 296. V

 

BUSINESS NOTICES

 

 

:ill.l{ AND BERNARD. l’liiiiiliing and
’l iliiiiiliz, l'i'itiui- 5320; (ll ll'dl‘ Sll‘t‘t‘l.

 

'lligsi; desiring: guiding and lit-in
uiiisiil; Mrs. Lillv Nichols. (‘lalh

. ., I‘l‘l. Siiiiitualislic Medium. 5 Third

-. has: Norwalli. Hours 10 am. to

r l‘ ll: Fl'l‘dflv. Public Seance, 8 iini

K .v :i. by unnointmvnt oulv.

‘ ‘Ell’lAN' & FLYNN. inns: distance
. . Jun: 01 all kinds. Ollicc. Leary

>. Phone 1577. HOUSe ohmic :lflfl.

i” DEAN-19 Union Street.

 

‘Nm'walk. Pltutnbin‘.7 and
It Steam. Hot Water and Gas

' {eiiairinz oromntlv attended

‘~_ i'li‘illt- 992-3.

 

wigl ('tii'i-iaize Body Building and
1 wiring. \Vater Street. corner at
t . ‘3!’l St. oiinosue Hershtields.

 

. g _ Phone 4733

:H': NORWALK ROOFING 00.
Art Craft Roofs

* Shingles. American or French

ll laid over old wood shingles.

 

 

 

i

it HEAVOI. Felt and Tin Roots re—

tr ‘ . .llitl lliilnted. '

.c- St. 80. Norwalk. Conn.
' 'lIfJ}, cutters. lawn rolling. ch‘
. 'r.." tar Walks done first-
“ j :l«-. 1. Clark. other. with Nor-
]g’ m'iziiilv (10.. 108 Water St. Phone

 

WALL PAPER AND PAINT
. Background of a Happy Home.
' wiywil ten thousand 'rolls of
Latest designs and coloring
and borders. You know that
" advances in price like every-
lliit liet'ni'e going some place
:-iy high prices [ wish you would
my stock first and save from
iiur cent. Estimates cheerfully
paper and painting. Paint and
Hilll save money”
ALEXANDER WHITE
» Fri-«wt. Tel. 2139.

Tag “gamma.“
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
Telephone 359

6" 30. Main St. 51 Osborn An.
"‘31 3, :"walk East Norma!“
Ray Werme, Mgr.

r W for Us and We'll wire for You”

 

RELIEVE m Dbl-D.
By Taking
'liaxter’s Couch Syn!
it ll. BAXTER. Drum

Too Fat?

0:: no! t to become slen-
fr" b: rastic doses of
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" .. and w-Minc- aluo
l... d'oublechin etcb'

it» sure. reliablekorem

m The_ adowon

 

J
3' taking KOfOin

3:? hamngeasy directions 01me
“it reduced [Torn clumsy 1m ‘0
f; :umcns. pr sheuagilg-m-efivoqnmg
1;. . en and in better health. What”
u .ielile tntiafn! self-treatment. .
Become Slender and Stay 50
Men", bog ‘
“”0160 b 5:}:- reportthey

 

 

1'. am. minced koreen n!
(at “will;

 

 

 

 

 

 

FOR SALE

FOR SALEmPoultry. 7 White ann~
hens. rooster. some broilers.
gfuflfillifie ducks” 8111111 some

. ‘ . a a wee:
. Pittman. ockland ’
avenue. South Norwalk. oad, 0!: ER

FOR SA E-Fine four DitCL ' ‘
. ‘ n a pallet
'sulte. graze round mahogany haunt
(‘djVPd library table. mahozanv fili‘
tric table lamn dark oak buffet. dur
ing‘table and chairs. Small \\'llr~-
5::ltl"D$E‘:’Cl legun sliding:1 couch adiusr-
. c .:;'c 15. LNG. .‘leaii i s it .t
once. .5 Jih‘erslev St- or Tex]. $25.41;;

FOR SAr.ig:'.—Moioa boat. 13in.
l)ottom._ film)” 7 Sagamore engine
—1 (‘OntllllOlL Soil Cheap. J. .\'..

flat
ill
:31

, UXiord avenue. South Norwalk.
FOR SALEHA Gartan steam boiler {or

lamp homo.

Almlv 252$ uayview ; 1‘-
hue or U

1251.

FOR SALE—A baby'carria :h '. .
ADDIV lit, 26 Clav street. 2e L ed)

ohmic

L()OIx-~l“1'esh caught lish for \ch

nesdnv: Baneta Mackerel
Fresh Mackerel, 200 lb: Genuine bill?-
tigh. 20c 11) bilver Trout. 16c I!)
\V a con Pin (“19.

.,25(: 11.

14:31ngl.§I»-~Jacla<.on automobile lullv
a l he . 00 tire". l“ - rifl-
culurs. call 8731‘. a m D L J

FOR SALE—~11 room-house. all im~
,lii‘oi'cziicjnts. suitable for two lami-
li-C‘S. nJllllltlLeS walk from Nui'watli
l)()>il_ office and tornrs reasonable, 3“"
lgi utixlbu For particulars inquire M
a'zl-ficrick. 2:5 boring niii umimc. .w.

FOP. SALE—~j0iy one-ton truck: can
on Fruit at i brand SL. Noi‘walk.

(‘iliq boat motor. commute Wllll Cl)“
and beliehlci' carburetor: iirice rizm.
L'mi Hawkins. 28 Howard zit'enuo. East
INOIWVEIK. -1321

FOR. SALEwForiiis. from 5’. acres to

130!) stores. near .Norwalk and Bridge
litll‘l. _l’l’lc0:$ trom $3.300 to 310.000.
( has horn. 0:3 Alain sticet. Flume 400
Nonvuik.

 

 

FOR SAllE~—7 room house, all imnrova

meme. electric lights. turn-ace. range
hot and cold water. bathroolii 111-11“-
den. small burn. lot 120x200. $4.500
(-59.in 2525.000. Call 590 \‘Vlnl’ioltl street.
hast. Norwaik or iihonc 1422~:l—.

 

 

FOR SALE—51917 Ford Roadster: tits;
class condition. all 200(1 .tlri-s. czili
teileuliune onerator 1907i. i'i‘icc 55:25.00

FOR SALE—«Two voting Billv Goats.
AlllllV to Gardener. Lveuilca. “it

son :ivoiiuv. Rowayton.

FOR SALE—all leniimod (-omliiniition
coal and Kits range. Good coniliiinii

Phone 191.

FOR SALlil-V—l—Onc eight l10r8¢'~DI)W3’l‘
.. lilizit engine. extra allatthhlslllr‘. tor
llllt' its}; tail beacon at Iticczo Bros...
Tel. 40;.
FOR SALrl rr’l‘wo family house: thir-
torn moms. in flood condition: vim-
lill' il.’_:iit". gas and running \Vllll-‘l‘.
”w 'Ill'llllt‘S lrom Norwalk POM (mu-n
'xl‘ltl; uric-.3 $3.300. LL'l'lllS reason
Louis Cuvniat‘o. 18 High St.

 

 

 

l-‘Uil SALE—One .
lilllltll 20x24. lleiiery. l-lxitl With two

 

holler. one barn.

:lt'wr. lzll’Nl. more or loss.
t‘aliaai: Ave. Norwalk.
John H. Wilson. No. 7
amt-r ti ii.iii._ South

Fill-1 SALE— Jersev cow. $115. gnu!“

.1 qtllllt‘t d to L'lVP 1'8-ouui'ts milk a (in):
2.... C(‘lllll' street.

NO. Lin NV“-

Iiitiuire oi
(Illt'sllllll S3.
Nairwaili. t'miii.

FOR SALE» One 1917 seven passen—
‘lIPI' bluiiulmker. ti gviimlt‘i' in 9'” ,
(wuss condition. Cunningham & Bach.
15 Bizii‘xliz‘ill hll‘t‘t‘l. 'l‘vl 3.390.

 

FOR S.\l.l§—~chinfiton six, l'ivc nae

winger t.mii‘tiiE_cui-: tirys al1(,l_(;§Ll'
mind as now: bi: bargain at ”a.

flione 370 l)‘.‘l\\'t‘01l 9 and 11 or 2 and

 

FOR SALE

l‘ptim
$3,000:
:U'E'u.

Bu: bargain. Ono seven.
bungalow with big garden
‘M‘Qm; fivcrooni cottage. With 1
__ $0.304: _()ne P000 molorcvcle‘.
Sly). inquire 01 G. H. Bennett. 5 “fund-
n‘ltlt‘. avenue. East Norwalk. Cull at)"
day alwr 5 nm

FOR SALE—~Pi‘0iicrtV at. 15 Mar-
7, shall S!" suitable for grain. coal or
S‘ltll‘algf‘. 1‘0 lot garacg- on 19 Union
5;. Hip, Hatch & Bailey Co.. South
iNorwalk. Conn.

 

 

 

FIORE BROTHERS’ GARAGE l

Overhauling and Repairing
11 Hanford Place. Tel. 925.

‘FIORE BROTHERS, Props.

 

 

FOR SALEM-Property within 5 min‘

Utes walk‘ 01‘ Norwalk Post. ()llicc.
house contains six families. has oily
water. sewer connections. toils-ts.
wash tubs. gas tor llzilinr: and cool:—

in:r Pronyrtv is Wr'll located and in
Al condition. Rents for $860.) nz‘r

month Sale price. $7.000. For nai-
ticulars ask——

Ask John T. Hayes

No. 7 Main Street. Norwalk
Real Estate. Insurance. .

 

CARPETS CLEANED

It is our business to Clean
Carpets and Bugs, and by hand
process to restore the colors.

Goods called for and delivered.

Connecticut Carpet
Cleaning Co.
Geo. S. Wyman, Manager

87 CEDAR STREET PHONE 969

 

 

FRED F. WATKINS 65 CO.

MEN’S SHOE STORE

_, Rear Dr. J. H. Sloman’s—
—Up a. Flight
102 South Washington
SHOES ON A QUALITY
FOOTING.

FROM. _ THE SOLE UPV
Latest Brogues, . . . . . ,_ . . .$'7.50
English Last, . . . . ,. . . . . g».$;7§.00.,,.
Round Toe, .. . . . . . . . $6.50“

‘ Open Until 6 P. M.
Weiand“ Sat. 7 P. M.

 

 

7 ,. _ __,1 papers and
FOR SALE—One and half horse Ra-E

 

INSURANCE -~
J. M. Layton 6:! Co.

(Incorporated).

5 RAILROAD avenue.

SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

 

T—‘r QT TA SQ_U-_—ARE DEAL

' 9 Will buy your household
l goods. rags, papers. junk end on
Iecondahimd goods. Anything you I
have. Price according to the cm-
lty of the gods. 1 more an:

dways.

P. MAHONEY
52 Van Zandt St. Phone 1182-5.
Second-hand Goods Always on an.

 

 

 

00 you save any junk? .

Do you want'to get a good price?
if so. sell it to—

JAAFFE &. ASH

pay you the price for
rags and everything

Who will

else.
TELEPHONE 499
We also buy furniture.

 

 

 

 

 

’~ _, owes you 30 em CENTHORE MILEAGE .
‘MJ/ ANDEUWAYSS‘ORMATWNWW
W I,” I ‘ . '
pgvf%5§g§ The Power-fine Company
6Am/51‘:linr’[fi 'IOV‘OCNC‘ H I.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Furniture. Rugs. Dr cries.
of from 20 to 30% .

You save hundred

ture will come in and share the benefits derived
ust thin

Linoleums. and .

from th is great . . _
Houefurmhmgs. you W111 find being: 1ft offered here . at a savmiz
k of What it means to furnish your home now at prices asked during this sale.
. s of dollars on complete furnishings of your hom’c.

Those desiring: to buy furniture now. during this sale.
lege of having;r 1t stored by us. free of charge.

Just a few of the many chOice values offered: .

sale. N o matter what vou need in the wavpf

but having: no immediate use for it. have the orivit

m '{Iafiza

 

Bed and

This but] has
ed in white enamel, Odeth‘d or

Guaranteed.
SALE PRI
Others from $9.00 up.

 

2—inch continuous post, one inch fillers, finish:

Springs

 

walnut, link or woven springs.

CE. $22.00

 

Luxurious. overstuffed

 

For Sale By ;
AARON KOHN , E
9 Railroad Ave, South Norwalk

J

 

ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT
District Norwalk. 3+. i’roliatw
Court, August 2. A. l)“ 1020.
Eillllw nt Edwin'li. Mathewson. lat»
of Norwalk, in smid District. dot-caged,
()‘Hlt’l‘t’ll. That ll'iw Trustees (it the
i‘osirluai'y (wait) (it said (ii-ceased.
erlillll ut‘miiuu l'lvllllr‘v ("‘mlri 101' ad.
jllSlltlt’nl, at tho l'roliate 0mm) in New
vallt. (in Ills} llili day of August. 1920.
at 2:510 (ft-luck. afternoon; and that
tell l)ll‘?0l‘l:~ iiitwimstt’wl insult} Eslaw
mag. lw iintil'iml thereof. tlw said
'l‘rilstlw 'will value this order [0 1w
lmlili‘slwd in a newspaper having a
t‘iit'ulaiinn in said District. at least
five days before said llth (lily ol‘
Auctisi, 19:20.
HENRY

n f

\V. GREGORY.

, LOST.

LOSTm-vPass- book. No. 247. on tilt"

South Norwnlk SKVIHKS Bunk. Find»
or return to bank as litivuiem hw
been stoimml.

DEFENSES OF BREST-
LITOVSK .CAPTURED

(Continued from first page)

Judgv.

 

 

"\\'itli0ut this"
elm-us. “it will be impossible to (-on-
elude an ai‘niistimx“

The Polish delegation was ciiipow
‘ore-d to merely arrange for a halting
‘01“ hostilities, The Soviet. delegates
proposed that another meeting of tho
'armistiro ‘('Om!l)l‘~sl0DS he held at
lMinsk on August 4. the dispatch
says. '

PARlR, Aug. 3.«~l.atest adv’w‘s H‘—
(‘eivod by tho From-h foreign office
confirm I‘Ppol'ts that. the. Russians
have captured the defenses of Brest»
Litovsk, but state that the city itself
which is more than three miles dis-
tant has: not Set been taken The de.
{ensive works were captured Monday.

The Polish army defending W’ar-
saw is l'Pll‘PIlflng notably between
the Bllttrlii‘ll )Tarow rivers and the
fourth Pol? l- army defending Brest-
Litovsk disti'irt :':'--~ s retreating.

J. J. Jusgerann. . ~11 ambassador
to the United Stat .* ‘io headed the
French UllSSK‘)‘. to "'ersaw still re-
mains ‘ll ttholish etiiital.

LONDON. Aug. 3.——A p“‘ivlsional
Soviet has been formed in the parts
at. Poland that have been occupied
by Soviet troops. according to a
wireless message rev-Wed here from
3.10:1 "iw today.

Julian ‘Makievsky is
the newly formed body.

The next Soviet has issued a mam
ifeto to the laborers of Poland. ex—
pecting them to rise “against, Plieud—
Sky's bourgeoisie, landowner govern-
ment.”

The

 

 
 
 

 

 

chairman of

manifesto declares that a
stable peace hoeween Russia and
Poland is possible onl.v through

Soviet workers. 7

The Polish delegation on
1 at Bai‘anovitolii presented its cre—
dentials from the Polish command
empowering it to negotiate an armis-
tice, the message continues. The
Russians, however, declared that the
original Polish proposals called not
only for an armistice but for the

August

' opening of peace negotiations and in-

formed the Polish delegates that they
must have mandates for signing till:
[undamental conditions of weave.
YVARSA'W. Aug, 2 {.By The Asso-
ciated Presslr—News of the progress
of armistice negotiations between

‘Polish and Russian Bolsheviki retire—-

sentatives is awaited i:i.;i:.iicntly by
Warsaw hue at 6 o‘clock trnight no
reports had bggn. received.

 

 

time With uewseiromgihe front rather
1‘? and" ' fl“ . » ~

l

filecouraging man y

the . message (lo—l

Mean‘ l

nee-www-

 

leather
mil springs seat. and back, loose cushions.

SALE PIilCE. $45.00
. DINING ROOM SUITES

chairs and rockers. F0153,

 

 

 

 

and \Viiliiut finishes.

“'0 are offering: a large selection of dining room sum-swam cal.

FROM $125.00 UP

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

With edge springs. This is a very comfortable Day Bed. It
is ideal for limited space. Cotton mattress and pillow. Covered

SALE PRICE. $24.00

Odd ,ChiffOniers ‘0
- ill 1"“

‘03.

in (frcfoitne.

 

 

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-lii oak. walnut, White enamel and ivory.

$14.00 UP

 
 
 

Bedlam- Suites

 
 

Tit} 0L»!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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r j l \— m‘vdg. {:3 (g I ~ f
- a. . w“
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...———-‘ ‘ v V o w. a
o t. l. .0. ‘ _ .
.5. _— _ / i ‘ V ‘ W’ o .

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in oak, walnut or mahogany.

FROM 75.00 UP

.‘it lil‘t‘vll'lil" privvfi

......._,...._........-.-v

 

a ~ .

t‘ureizners l‘le' ‘
lured to leave '-3 ('in iii

imminent capture l; the»:
arinzis. ;
around anion: ,
advice froml

of its
Soviet

“'ord was passed
Americans hero upon
,V’Vasliington that tlimc desiring: 1...
remain in Warsaw should it appear
.llic Bolsheviki would tulxu the capital.

would do SO at their nwn riskv “n“.
cations are that few Aiiioi'icuns “'ll.‘
remain, as applications im- pass- 3

port Vises have more than doubled at.
(lug Axi;-,;ir;iii ("again“) 41:... iii. In:
ginning of the Sloviet ul‘lcnstu‘. it is
said that 3;0ilil Vises am passed upon
each week. Many 02 these had pro
viously planned to Cross theAtlantic.
but the recent Bolslievik activity 113,.
had at tendency to lnCl‘Case their de-
sire to depart. _ .

Crowds jammed the streets nead
the consulate on Sunday and extra
gendarmeg were stationed there to
maintain order and to divert trafiic to

 

 

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QUIT TOBACCO l

 

So easy to drop Cigarette, Cigar, or 2
Chewing habit ‘

W;
No-T0~Bac has helped thousands, to}
break the costly, nerve‘shattering to
bacco habit. Whenever you have a;
longing for a smoke or chew, just.
place a harmless No-To-Bac tablet in;
your mouth instead. All desire stops.§
Shortly the habit is completely broken“
and yuo are better ot‘f‘mentally’. physi-g
cally financially. It’s so easy, so sun-g
pie. Get a box of No-To—Bac and. If.
it doesn’t release you from all cravmg2
for tobacco in any form, your 'druig-g
gist will refund your money without!
question. Note—Bar: is made by the
owners of Cascarets; therefore is
thoroughly reliable. ‘

mam alter “MESS

l m ‘ hon-.11": dmdmfl'. or Ira
b115, Yeotuu hemm' one KWALKO. emula-
in: min but oil and other potent ingredi-
ent. a wonderfully mm. For men. we‘ll;

 

d“ mung? die nuea' “on emu; ’

me . . . - 1.

n! mil an wood can. Get a box ct ‘
or and. loam

la Vufi‘flfi.‘ .

tot-Proof i
to ‘,
‘Y.

the ere-m during the last

This .
’and as based on a law passed by the prisoners
Music in cafes ‘being rt‘pflll'lfite‘d-
tilted and many muS-l- .members ot‘ the

comforting to wear. Sure relief army

 

Lilies of applicantsl
few days have 93+.
tended around the entire block is one

other streets.

jaccnt block.

As a war measure the military all-iwith 305w!”-
tlioritics have prohibited the sale (”chased the cargoes o
the excep- goods.

almrolic beverages with _ .
tion oi beer in the ‘Warsaw district;
order

Polish diet last April,
Has been prolil

wiring. actors and Zilllrifi have gone to ‘on the French
lfiglit after they .
1shewik revolutiOu in Russxa,

the i‘rant.

 

 

vices from Odessa annoutice_tlie 3d“;
direction and nearly around an ad— )fivai at that port of own Italian rm...
.cbant ships. Their adxent

will stand until i'evmrmlin the Bmphoms “1L1! 4.00” 11U=>1t‘n.dent st

lTALIAN SHlP‘S AT ODE§SA. ‘
CONSTAXTINOPI.»E. .lul)‘ l.—~Ati<i

liliMay Be

' st material.
that good workmanship, be -
was hailed; and moderate prices are not the mg:
the llolslievilii who put“ ‘which attract. you, but mar: deal inc
f mahutactured iwho are looking for a some t ‘

‘dentistry are eonvmced by such neat-1
‘ 1 they have chosen the right.
It doe: not matter how lieu.
how much work your teeth ma)?

1)

Two French steamers have arrived ; merit tha

. . .. “-i are 2 Oz' . _ . . ‘h'
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