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South Norwalk sentinel, Friday, August 19, 1887 · page 8

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THE SENTINEL.

Sul‘l‘n VORWALK. .u 1.14 an in
T11 .Vll‘litt \.\t n. '

21.. 31.11:.»-141~i111e.14‘1'11.1.-r 11.14.. 11.4.1.1
is Contributed by flee ll'. ( . 1‘. l‘niou.
Publishing House.
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01R .S‘I‘ECIAI. \L'VHI. ST OFF}: It.

We publish eight periodicals as fol-

lows:

1887.

 

\V. C. T. I'. Chicago.

Per Annum.
The Union Signal, $1.50
The Young Crusader. .50

.15

Sunday School Young Crusader. )
.Til

Der Ileutsch-.-\inerikaner.

'l‘hetlak and Ivy Leaf. «I
Monthly Responsive Readings. .10
Bible Reading Leaflets. _ N
'l‘eniperauce Lesson Quarterltes. .20

Total. $333

During August only we \\ ill take $42. 00
for it year‘s subscription to all the above,
or $1. oil for six months! \\ a hope you
will see that here is an opportunity to
make one dollar it vast amount of good.
You can have the subscriptions entered
to eight different names if you so desire:

.\d:lrosslieo. t". Iltlll. 161 La S-ille St.
Chicago. Ill.
I‘RUIIIIIITIHN IS in\\'.\.

“on eriiur Larralwe‘s Testiiiiuny “S to the
Enforcement and litl‘eetsut the La“.
Dies .‘Iiith-er’. Iowa. June ‘ll.——II~4plyiixg

to scores of inquiries from Texas regard-

ii; the etlineuey of the prohtlutory law

in Iowa. Governor Lat-ratios recently

dedicated the following letter:

“IJEAHSIR: Your letter of a recent
date requesting certain information rel-
ative to the prohibitory law of this state
and the manner: iii which it is enforced.
has been received. In reply I have to
say that our proliiliitory law is being
enforced 111 eightytii‘e of the nmetv~
nine counties of the state. its. the laws
against other crirnes. all 'inalicious 14e-
ports of the contrary notivtthstaniling.
In the fourteen remaining counties.
situated principally along the )Iissisoppi
ItiVi-r, and eintaiiiing large towns
lllli‘llilillllg iii foreign populattou. the
law is but partially enforced. and in a
few lIl‘IJllt‘i‘a' defiantly violated.
These places are. however. grtlillllll)‘
yielding ton public sentiment 111 favor
of general t‘llltll‘i‘t‘llli‘lll. \\‘llli‘lt 1s111p11l4
ly growing. \‘\".‘:l in the e;ist14i.1 p 1141 of
the state. l‘rolntittmnh.1~i414rttitiil_\ not
injured any interest. except
that of [11:4 silooii keeper. “21' has it
ill'ii'eit any good t‘Ill" ‘11s from our lit-r1l4
01‘s. It is true we have lost since the
adoption of the prololntion several thou-
sand incurable vendors DI liquor. and
perhaps :1 f1 \\ hundred incurable topeis,
but \\ e have every reason to congratulate
ourselvesitpoii such :1 The Hon.
(I. \\'.liil<l1lt14k. Julge of the 'I'welltlt
Jilillt‘dl Iltslt‘li‘l. 11111.4 i-l' IIII'A‘IiII'bI titiil
Inst ol the stat 2. In an 1.tli.41:tl i‘cpnt
dated June ll. 1“?. iii i'm s the lot: 1\\'111v
statement: ”The Jtils ol tit s 1l1s11114:
.ireuow idle. .4111 l 111 i iglit te ritis oi ioiiit
Held by lllt‘ sinci Jan. 1. tlu re l. is limit
but one indictment presented. and I
think the Grand .lorns ltai e IIt'IlI
diligent. Much of the \‘I‘lllllllJlt4li'lll1‘lil
has certainly emigrated."

The Hon. John W. llarvey. Judge of
the Third Judit‘al District of this state.
also makes ariJntel‘esltiig statement con-
cerning the inlluence of prohibition on
crime. He has been judge four years
and ii ihnlf. Iii lhbl‘i be sentenced ill
potions to the penitentiary: in 18741. 43.2:
“118872. ‘30. in 1850. ll and during the
first six months. 3. They Were divided
among the counties as follows: Decatur.
ll; Itiiiggold. 6: Taylor. S: Page, ll:
Montgotiiery. '35; Adams. 2‘: L‘nion, L‘il:
t‘larke. ‘J; Wayne. l. The hitter county
has been in the district only since last
January. Judge Harvey says.

“lutitrfnqueutly asked what is the
cause of this decrease in crime during
the last four years. My answvr is tlte
prohibitory law. And it seems to me
the above figures piove this beyond a
doubt. The first year I was on the
bench the saloons were running; the
second and third years they were run in
some localities: butthe fourth year I do
not believe there was a saloon iii the
district. I am satisfied that there was
not an open saloon. lted Oak. in Mont-
gomery t‘ounty, and t‘reston. in Union
l‘ouuty, were the last places iii the dis:
trict to give up the saloons. and the re~
cord from these two counties show the
result. The result from these two coun-
ties is not because they have a larger
population than the other counties of the
district. Page has it much larger popu~
lation than either of these counties. In
the counties where the law has been
enforced there has been the least crime.
During the last year it has not been an
uncommon thing—as in 'this county
(Decatur) at the last. terin-for the Grand
Jury to adjourn without finding an in-
dictment. At first. under the present
pharmacy law. some of the druggists
were dispensed to take advantage and
abuse the trust repos in them, but a
number of convictio s and lines and the
revocation of a other of pharmacy
permits by the Ifli’urniacy lloard has had
44a wholesome effect, and I believe that a
great mniiydruggists in this district are
now disposed to obey the law.“

As regards th‘e\4internal revenue of a
state, it is no indication whatever of the
amount of liquors consumed in that
state, for the tax on liquors is paid by
the manufacturer and not by thecon-
sumer. For several years one of the
largest distilleries in the country w‘s in
operation here, manufacturing for ex‘
port only. From that institution alone
was collected by far the greater part of
the internal revenue of Iowa. It has
long beenndisputed question whether
this distillery could be operated under
the prohibitory law. and three months
ago on a final test in the District Court
it was orderediclosed. It is true that
both shooting and murder have occurred
under the prohibitory law. A minister
at Sioux City and a constable at Des

4-Hoinee were killed in the attempt to
enforce the law, but these crimes were
in both instances committed by those
who had always defied the law. It.
would be useless to undertake the task
of confndicting all the false reports put
in circulation by unscrupulous men.

Menmuy in n few instances have chown

u look of discretion in the performance

of their official duties, but this in the

mind: of candid men will not afiect the
merit of the law. Thelnw is steadily
nil: in hhc favor and hibition

:“hygndpdloubt the aetuedptgolicy of

Iowa. Could the prohibitury luv at

preheat be submitted toour pcople for
their ratification I am confident that it
wo uldbolndoued hydrajorityoffrom
my: weighty manna, vocal.

«yin-pecan I.

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business

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J
In Brief. And to the Point.

Dyspepsia is dreadful. Disordered
liver is misery. Indigestion is a foe to
good nature. '

The human digestive apparatus is one
of the. most complicated and wonderful
things in existence. It is easily 'put out
of order.

Greasy food. tough food, sloppy food,
had cookery. mental worry. lute hours.
irregular habits. and many other things
which ought not to be. have made the
American people a nation of dyspeptics.

Ilut Green‘s August Flower has donca

business and making the American pt 0-
ple so healthy that they can enjoy their
meals and be happy .

II iniemher:‘.\'o l1 1ppi1ie:s witiioii
health. ‘ait Green‘s August Flower
brings health and happiness to the. dys-
peptic. Ask your druggist fora bottle.
Seventv- live cents. .

An I1 let. ant Substitute ‘
For oils. salts. pills. and all kinds of bit-
ter. nauseous medicines is the very
agreeable liquid fruit remedy. Syrup of
Figs. Recommended bv Physicians.
Manufactured only by thet‘alifornia Fig
Si riip t‘-o. ‘an I4‘r: incisco. Cal. For sale
I)_\' (ICU. II. I‘IflIS‘It‘tI
t121lc v."

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’00\\ \ l 112».- ' ease. If you have
n Cough er t‘o‘ .l, 2:4 tho children are
threatened with t‘rou por\\ hmnpingt‘ougrh,
use Aclier‘s I4‘.ng...»li llcnicdyniid pron-n!
further trouble. I: is it positive cure,‘
and we guarantee it. I‘rlco 10 and 501:.
Frank II. llaxter.

.\ int i.i.-nou4s s14it.\'i41~:i}v.4

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.\ Nor“ ich (‘uiiiue‘s )lnulc
l4‘ils Tightly.

,\ Franklin street unit has a hull dog
that is not in any sense stylish. Exter-
nally and itei‘iinlly he makes bittiiie
impn s.~io11 on the mind. and that is.
that he is :1 tvpi1 il ieln 11f savagii‘y.
His hair is ion 'l1 and 1. tity. his 1 yes :irc
>1piiit'11l.:iiiil his to 1 th Imminent. In
.11 t he is so \41 iv like a savage that lie
is kept t‘olhl: 1111 v iiiii2i.4.‘.e d. He is a dog
b.1114. 211111 of III 4 c vinplaiiits haveliccn
t‘iiiptcnt to his owner that I114 has assail—
ed 21nd bitten small pct dogs. The own»
er did not l1el1ei‘eit.littt was led to km p
:i \\'.'lIi‘Il 1211 the old dog and was SUI“
[Ithi 1l 1.2 IIH»I t‘21 ll he has sense its well
\\'l11 it he acts ready for lithi-

N ow

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in thin.

lli‘:4S’I11‘:Itp-il’il~‘ i111;.4.'le 1 if hit “145.2 null
14.14411 :11441111l 1.1.114 l114- 1 14 null gm s 111.
:111.l \\ In It tln- I : ll414t is t'\ 1414 he slips it

12:111. \\ :Ill lit: t ;1\\ . 4.“ tit-s14 Ill
the L114. 2212.1 Ili1lS‘ along ruiItlllllI‘i ly
thn! 14.11111» \1. Nil dri 41111 ll 411 he
Illlil ti.i411m44 :'tl1.i1 l41l iti I is t'1111itiitt.
.S‘iitci- h's tuck l141s I414111 \1i‘nl by
Ills 1'\\ 11.14 be last»: fill :1 l-111.lli4 [III rsure

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i ll .liis 1114414, .411.1l lie ti.1\1 ls tow like :i
1111.: that \It4t‘.‘ i1.t IIIlI!I\ ‘l1tei4. \\1lll\
!1\131,4.‘ .\II the Lille 11114.4 bask :1! his
In 1 l- :.:..l nil 21:41231 it” :‘t 4 ~:'. iluwn 211 I
iytvll1~t11 H.113. 11_111:1 >:_.t.i .\‘~t~

\\ .1431 lio’li int.

0\ \ tttiil 11411113434 “will. liu- SHIN'IIH'IN‘SI
\ toileprinl upon. .\.4l\14r'.<. lilond lil-

i\'1rl1as lwcn prrsviiiu-«l lo!‘ y cars for it‘al int.

puritiesoi'ihe llloml, Ilit'\‘t‘l'_\' t‘orinot‘Scref-

nloiis, .S‘yplollt'ieor Mercurialdiseases. it is

l4'rnnl: ll llaxtrr.

Ili-usekri-pnrs,

Ask your grow r null 11:;1rketiii.ti1 t'. l’
Sperry & l‘urites‘ goods. .\ll their pro-
ducts ("‘1‘ first class and free from tuliil4

ite...1 1111..

teriiion. lliims. Shoulders. Breakfast
liicon. l.4ii'd. .Spitrerili and Sausage are

manufactured in New Haven. t‘t.

.Si cup of I Ih\.

\l tnuf 11 run d onli by the i':iliforni:1
l4‘ 1; .S‘yrup i o. Sin Francisco. t‘;1l..
Nature‘s \lwn 'l‘i'itel.41x:iti\4c. This plea~
sant i‘ilifornta llillllil fruit remedy may
Ilt‘ Ii: id iii (IOU. Ii. I Illsli‘il. Hulltph‘ IIUI-
tits in 1‘ and 1.41er botths tit fifty 141 his
or one it llnr. It is IIlt most plinsatit.
prompt and ill. viiie remedy known to
cleanse the system: to net on the Liver.
Kidneys. and I‘mwels gently yet
thoroughly; Iii \II-‘l‘t‘l IIi‘tliIlIi‘Iti‘S. I‘iilils.
and l4‘1-vers: tot-tire i‘onstipation. IlliII.
gestion. and kindred ills.

.\il\ lee to “others.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying witlt pain of cutting teeth ".4' It
so. send at once and get :1 bottle of
Mas. \\'t.\‘st.ow‘s Soo'rttixo SYRI‘I‘ FUR
(‘1tti.1itt1-:.\‘~ 'l‘1~:1:4r111xo. Its value is iiical4
14itlz1lile. It will relieve the poor little
sufferer immediately. Depend upon it.
mothers. there .is no mistake about it.
It cures dysentery and dmrrhma. regu-
bites the stomach and bowels. cures
wind colic. softens the gums, reduces
tnllanintation. and gives tone and energy
to the whole system. Mas. \\‘1.\4s1.o\\"s
Soo’riiixo .S‘vni‘i‘ FUR t‘ittuitiizx TEETH—
txti is pleasant to tlietaste. and is the
prescription of one of the oldest and best
female nurses and physicians in the
United States. and is for sale by all
drugivists throughout the world. Price
‘35 cents a bottle. Sl9~ly

is

Who course“ 333.. ARES:

is warranted. is because it is the best
Blood Preparation known.
tiicly cure all Blood Diseases. purifies the
whole system, and themnghly builds up the
constitution. liementbcr. we guarantee it.

For Sale by Frank II. Baxter.
A—ii End to “one Scraping:

Edward Shepherd. of Harrisburg. “L.
says: “Ilavini: received so much beni fit
from Electric Bitters. I feel it my duty
to let suffering humanity know it. Ilave
had a running sore on my leg for eight
years: my doctors t ild incl would hai e
to have the bone st raped or leg amput .i-
led. I used instead. three bottles of
Electric hitters and set en boxes Iiuck‘
len s Arnica Silvc, and nzv le g is now
sound and well.“ Electric II tiers are
sold at fifty cents a bottle, and Bucklen‘s
Arnica Salve at 250. per box at Geo. B.
Plaisted‘ s.

(ii—ind Results In in e:v Case.

 

er of Chattanooga. Tenn.. writes that he.
was seriously aflficted with a severe cold
that settled on his lungs: had tried many

remedies without benefit. Being induc-
ed to try Dr. King s New Discovery for
Consumption. did so and was entirely
cured by the use of a few bottles. Since
which time he has used it in his family

cults. This is the experience of thou-
sands whose lives have been saved by
this \Vonderful Discovery.
free at George B. Plaisted‘s Drug Store.

Bucklon‘n Auden Salvo.

The best Salve in the world for Cubs,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, 'l‘etter, Chapped Hands.
Ghilblnins, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and bositively cures Piles, or no pay re-
quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or mone refunded. Price
25 cents box. or sale It Geo. B.
Pla'isted, orwnlk and South orwalk.

would en 0 our dinner
‘3 new “mans...”

first. use Actor's Dyspe was
ii: are n ‘tivo cure to: n. In-
on

accurate. .1121” 85..“ 50 cunts.
ankEantcr 4

 

wonderful work in reforming this sad ,

\\'il"

invaluable. l4‘or Rheumatism, has no equal.

'to do."

It. will posi»

I). A. Brainford, wholesale paper deal-,

for all (‘ ughs and Colds with best re~’

Trial Bottles -

 

 

POWDER

Absolutely Pure.

'I‘h s pnwili r or M4 r \.4t'i 1.3 A in iriei of purity.

“’1" 11 th and \ihoiesuini “11: I 11 iriomi :11
than the l‘l‘lilll:ll’\ k2 llfIS. attili at not In ml l 2111 \III
petition with tln 1114 ilt. 11:11.4 of low in: ~11 ill \114 . JIII
21211111 or phist-lim 1 p iiiilir- .S‘o: d 11 \ 1-1‘111:s

ltni :il link: 14.4.: I“\\iI\“.I"\U its!“ :iilS. -4 .2, \ \

YOUTH and BEAUTY
‘ Can be Obtained
BY USING

BLINTON'S

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L“: $4539

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S'&$‘1a§‘k\"fa ,x“.’—_.\We_\“." NE». a“? \"P‘. \‘I" 3“.'€ 5"”.

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SPERRY & BARNES

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SHOULDERS,
BREAKFAST
BACON

SAUSAGE

Are Guaranteed

THE BEST III THE
MARKET.

Our KE_TTLE LARD is Strictly Pure
and“ 1 rec trom All Atlultoration.

IDDK BIREFULIY FOR THE Blllllll.

W9 manufacture all good! heurlng our
brand .it our pricking house. New Haven.

Sperry & Barnes,
new HAVEN, count.

“41$?“ ‘V'ttFm \-'It‘\‘~ WtF’liicraSfliSVnV 'itF'Jiv‘“’3i$
51.“. _\

SHORT HINTS

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or i.il I‘ tiqut Ht}, \J

(Vinny: .1 l fix-in fir Iiifisf 1121.! I» If nun-ks
14.1fm xttijr'i‘f 1’4"] “.I’tnf .‘Itw/llii’.“

1421.441; 1mm.

‘l‘liis book should be in every LittllI)’
desirous of knowing “The piopei‘ thing
“'14 :ill desire to In have I h per
ly and to know \\ hat 1s1l1el1esi whool
of trimmers. What shall \\'i‘ li4.tt4It . or
cli'ildti-n. thst they may go out 11.1111l1-
world well lired hit it 11ml women?

“.S‘llilli‘l‘ IIIX I‘S” contains the 2111~
siver. and will I114 mailed to any :nlitiiss
postage pi. paid on it cup! of price.

SI‘I’A‘I .\I..

l‘ntil fiiiiliei nvtice we will inatl each
of our friends :‘Itopi of the .ilioie \4.1lit~
abtehook ,ztiitis and tree of post 1“ if
they “III 111.il its 1.3 \i41ri';pii4s or Doh-
bins Electric Soap.

Ily folding tip the \\4i;1:-1\- s
would a newspaper. the 1-
only be 2 ms.

Always put vour full name and 24,1114
dress 1 n the outside of the l 1111- lle and
write the word Intuitietti ant-1 and
then we will know who sends it.

I. 1.. CIIMIIN‘ & t‘ 11.,
141111..\i‘»i4:1.14111.i. PENN.
5|}:de

as you
st.;;e will

14m; NEW AND ELEGANT“
*HIGH ARM”-

“JENNIE JUNE”

SEWING MACHINE
Is THE BEST. BUY NO OTHER.

 

The LADIES“ EAVORI‘I‘E, because
it. is LIGHT ROWING and does
ouch beautihfl work. Agents‘ Favor-
ite.becnuae it in f—quick and easyaeller.

AGENTS DENIED Ill DDDDDDI‘IID “ERIN“

”an ”L exam.

JllllE MANUFABTURIHG 80.

In. I and it that Pearl Street.
, ALBANY. N. Y.

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GARDEN . HDSE,

Step Ladders,
CARDEN TOULS

W. C. [11' 1111’s

”A I:1)\\'i\ RE. STOP. I43,
Music Hall Block.

A I-‘I'IJ. LINE ill“

Logniiin and Martinez

PREPARED PAINTS,

A I‘ITIIIC All'l‘lt‘HC.

The Model Market.

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MEATS

 

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W is HATT&Co

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stilt iii 1:1 tosni: 1412 1111s.

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Liiuiv s1 11s 5.4.11.3}
1.. 1 s 4 \7. , 1: y t:
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NEWMARKETS.

w. B. HALL & Co.

14111111111114 ALL KINDS

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2ft! df-éri' i $‘
I 1‘.“ In I883.
Offices. 4313 Main Sm at,
AT T1114;
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Sentinel Office,

‘ FJnluluer In
BRIDGE. PORT, (‘0\N.
ELIZABETH ST.

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Tan. Sunburn.4
Bee Stings. Mou-
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insect Bites.
I‘I‘BI‘LES, humans,
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Sold In lave l_\ Drugglsl in So. Stu-“alt.

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VAN’I‘AGE TO TRADE WITH US
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LOWEST

Elegant I‘wdy I‘ll‘llS‘S‘i‘lIS l‘urpet.
Sue, and ”UV.

901‘. up

II(II.I._\_\'ll .S‘ll \lll4IS.
bang. ”111..
complete

giiiiil quality.
Sprint; Rulii- ~1s I ’1‘.

.\ll Ilritss

ISO.

ICIIIIIIIH‘W «I IiiiIiI, lili‘,
\VIIIIHIII Held. 714. in ‘.'i

to .11).. per roll,
114. per toll.

(‘ 'l.l4_; i F‘dt‘.
“-4- in: 1m S‘iii ls.
tit l. ~4\ l‘: .14 .4.
your l1-111w-111nnplvte 1~2111 lw fwiiinl b: n-

$ISS I‘ll-1414s.
._‘3‘\. up.

wttlti til “XII“ i4litir4'v.

i ill 4.1-1 of liruafl.

I‘i IEJII‘I

CARPETSV

The Largest Stock to select from of any store in the State at

PRICES FOR CASH

Heavy Iiigrtiiizs. 4. ii. ., 1 0t , and titan

Window Shades

on spring rollers. wrtli fringe. all really in
t‘iiltNlt‘ l4. Pill I-IS‘
I‘ole s and Trimmings $1. 00.

WALL PAPER

I\I.\II4. XXII IS‘TUI I\ UI4‘ \l4. \\ I \1I‘I I‘ _\'.‘
I'ltiint

FURNITURE.

Ash Iliulrooin Suits
l'nrlor .S‘ti ts titliri‘nt \' iri. t).
l‘oitii 14~. 1.411‘2- t‘iiitaliis I. IilIl-illillltliS‘.
.1 I4~s 11.1111
l-y hut-I :1111I IIIIII by Practical I'pitnlste rs.
and employ the best \i orkntoi‘. in I'lli‘Il branch or our bii~111ess.

CE SMITHS,

I.l'ill"\ Ili 4.

STAMFOIELD. CONN.

.42 111 Nov \Xnk t‘tty ISL‘.

70c.
75c.

7 Elegant Tapestry Brussells 601‘.
Extra Lowell Ingrains

with Bram Trimmings

.old. new sty les. 2314. lo.:‘..'1per roll

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