Ill. WOOD’S STATEIENT.
He Says Miss Tobin Was Not
Drowned.
WllA’l‘ ”(HIS Iili. BRIAN INilWl
A Question Intent as to Why It Took "In
an Hour and hurt, Illnntaa to "rise to
Willow llrooh on the Night That Ila
Inn liar.
law You. May 2L-A sunathxn la the
Tobin cans was the statement of t‘oroner J.
Walter mm, of Wu: Brighton, mode on
the conclusion of the Inquest.
“I was pramt," mid Dr. Wood at the
autqlry. “and i say to you that Mary Tobin
was not drowned."
Dr. Wood refused toenlarge on what he
hadmid. Bk remtation as a physician in
West Brighton is very high, and his words
wlilgo far to make many muons ulna-tat»
dutsly cttain girl was murdered.
Dr. loomlsand Dr. eeny were not present
lithe inquest-d itwaa aaidthat Dr.
Loomi- had not concluded his analysis of the
stomach.
Ilsa robin Sean.
Caousr Hughes, in conducting the in-
qumt, alledas the first witness Livingston
- Bnedeker, a report-
er of Wat New
Brighton. liswas
asked whether he
know any person
who had seen Miss
Tobin since April
15. Saudi-her re-
plied that his
daughter, lira W.
J. liasbmuck, had
told his wife that
she had seen lib
Tobin the day of
the naval parade,
rllss NlilN.
His wife had relented this to
A Very Pleasant Visit.
Dr. William Bryan, being recalled, was
asked to explain more fully the object of Miss
Tobin's visiton the night of April 15. Ill.
Tobin, hesaid, had promised to call on him
that evening before she went home after
finishing her work at Dr. Robinson's He
was expectiong her.
Q.—Was that a pleasant visit! L—A
very plea-ht visit.
Q—Did you receive her as you usually
did! A.—Yea The only difference was that
I was lying on the lounge, as I was feeling
rather out of sorts physically.
Q—Did you remain lying on the lounge!
A—No. She mw I was feeling out of sort
andsheadvimdmetogo tobedearly. I told
herlcculdn‘tdo thataslhadtomakoacall.
Imidthsraforetherewunouseof hu-
hurrying away, as she might wait there just
as well as not. I had no angry words with
her at all. There was nothing said about
breaking our engagement The only thing
was that she wanted to know who the young
woman was I had in the office, and spoke
about my getting back a former office as-
sistant. She thought I ought to have an
older woman there. I said, laughing, "0h,
liary,you’re jealous.*and the matter was
paused over in the pleaasntest way imagin-
able. There was no: quarreEor anything of
the kind.
Decided on the Marriage.
Dr. Bryan, in testifying about the letter-he
wrote to Miss Tobin on Wednesday night in
care of hire. licKinney, of Long Island City,
didn’t number whether Lira McKinney
Wt it back to him finally or returned it
in moths letter. Among the ladies who
wl'e waiting to see Dr. Bryan the night Miss
Tobin called to bid him goodby was Miss
ClaraGihoon, of Port Richmond. Thedoo
toraho named othm who were present at
that time waiting to see him professionally.
“luregard to the uncertainty as to the
timsofmy wedding, which has beensomnch
commented on," said Dr. Bryan, "it was my
intention to ask Rev. Pascat Harrow, of
WatBrighton, togowith metol‘ranklinto
perform the ceremony. I, however, learned
that he was going to Europe, to return early
in July. We therefore decided toawait his
return, and then he married asaoon thereaf-
tar as convenhast."
’ mas Tobin Short of Honey.
AstoMissTotiin‘sdnanceaDr. Bqaasshi
he knew there was a dispute between her and
Dr. Robinson as to their account which left
her short of money.
“I offered her some money," he said, “but
also declined it. Shesaid shebadwrittento
hchrother for money, and that he had that
daymailedher 845. She showed meatele
gr-ntothat effect. The Menu:- midaho
thatif his presence was necemary to settle
the trouble beheen her and Dr. Robinson to
lethimknow, undhe would comeonsttmca
lb Tobin felt very had over it. She told
mashelmdmnsulteda lawyer aboutit, and
dishwyerhadm'ldhethonghtshehada
claim. The lawyer's nameisSamuelDodd.
Idal'tknow how much money shehad with
her when she left.”
A Wit-u. Ital-p
lb Tobin wait out with m. Bryan in
his carriage, when he made his calls, at least
twice. Both than drives occurred after
March.
Banror Schimiler—Who paid li‘na Tobin’s
fare that night! A—Shepaid it hersdf.
Q-Did you evcgoout rowing withli-
Tobin! A—No, sir, 1mm“; boy
A fact developed was who,
Dr.Bryan-yr,drove himto WillowBrook
thenightliimTohinleft h nokmgrin his
anploy. Th? boy‘s name; My Ho-
lnerty. is thoughtto l-pwhnt.
Almost immediately aft! lb Tobin's
th Heb-1y .
I. sought other mploymmt b New York
Them did not ask Dr.Bryanlorthia
boy'aaddru. but it is evidmt hi tcstimtm
may be impwtant in help“ to clear up
mm
Dr. Bryanalso-yahedldnotmeli-
Tobhhnyaficksganditappsarsthatao
bodyelssmwhcdon Theatetlnagaut
nysshsdldnotbuycae. Tahmlnecnneo-
ticnwith Dr. Wood's pndtiva “that
lb'l‘obindidnotme‘hsrilaathbydrown- Balms. 1hr lit—At tho oft-ho up.“ ”if“ .‘Q‘B-‘P‘ mic."
lag, these developmsan csussdmaoheom- liapthtl‘uhlicatimsocistyitwasaaaonnosd eta .. n, .. a.“
must. thtthwu'k of the BihlsUnion um “ 1:18p... me I.
__ NewT-tamnthfast a cit-plo- see “I“ 3” ,Z'm‘“ 3"
1‘“ PIN-It '0 Amen-u- tlou,andthat wk on no man of u- gar-.9 . :2 .. fight-
hrs-sauna, Pa..lay 2L—A old'rsrtammthpmcssdingmlsfactorfly. 715 u ‘-
Pa,spsehlssysthtnoticuhusb..m —-—-—-——-—_ me "lixrd loll “Ines realms-s
atths mWClflunndDougha wanes-scum gut. ’8
furnaces taftt nuslwsgeswlllhsr. .0031." lay2L-Ithasjusttransflnd " ""
duo-d u “1°": We “-90 to 8m; mummies Boyhawdlkaownlirook- ,, a ,, fig,“ 9.1.1": F“
ant-amenandIfl-athntolhwfla- inpnmuwnnaoooumn (chm... ' us... '
mucous tllslh-ooklynhaadimp Hr. Boyle is only a.w.Pasm.tmsIP-amaraat.
25yaaraoldandunmarrisd. MW
”WI-acacia“. IAIN LINE.
Minn—Thom banal-sat Hannah-V’s. unmmfittlald.
the Ida mad Albany railroad h but WAWWNM mammal-“Iva
Blames struck sash-ta mducuonta mad-lu- suatt _
n... no uses-s- been tea-ml a sou-Inn'- d I- ‘ug‘:up-'k‘ slam "w"
Crud rialeeatssthas I. tubs-aphid“ D " ass-sh
IRS. FOWM MARRIED.
n' .I'. II. If. Perrlnr.
of Mr. ll. if. l’errluo and Mrs. Emma
has taken llllt“, tho lh-v. R It. lluii‘olu,
the latter a daughter of the
their two sum from Budahr;
In. ('adman before leaving for home.
after this week.
'I'Iso ll“ Reader Bll’lod.
NIW You, liay 2l.——The
cedar, covered with black cloth and valve
wood.
Two Enterprising Smugglers.
Chain
was valued at 812300.
In line Tits In Dakota.
prove anything like as extensive as hav
compete with foreign producers.
Youalonern Need Not Be Frightened.
Wasmsoroa, llay 2L—The smteineu
duly alarmed thereby.
various United States depositariea, wheroi
agents for the June payment.
threw Mr. Frazier on his back on a lounge
andtbeneatminutebewasacorpse.
A Dishonest Postmaster Pleads Guilty.
Will Be Seen at the Exposition.
paniadby Hans Hanaenand Edward J.
all,&lfeetcnthewaterlina,13fest
and a yawl rig.
A New JerseyH Burglar Burro-darn.
committedahurglarylnliorda:
a Soldier Km. Ills mun-as.
Bu Fasscrsco, lay BL—At Presidlo,
youngwoumn with whom he had been living,
Detectives Attacked try a lot.
More. llay 2L—A W
.Vgapsdaleaysthatthadsteetiveawhohavo
be. seeking evldmca inTyla’ county to
gardingtherecmtmurderof Jacob
mattacked byau armed Mwh mn-
roumledthehoumwharetheymstoppiag.
“Improving” the Bible.
“(CM "
Ira. Grover Clnolnud'a "other the With
JAI'KN‘N, tin-u, llay L'l.~-’l‘ho nodding
Folsom, mother of Mrs Urnt'u‘ t'li-wlnnd,
St. l’uul‘s Epia‘opsl church, officiating, The
bride was attired in her travelingi-mtnme.
The guests pmmn, besides Ira. Cleveland
and the family of lira t‘adlmtn. aunt of the
bride, were fir. and Mrs. (J. Barrett Rich,
ma, and
r. and llru
Elisha Flinn, at Detroit; Ir. liarulou and
Hrs. Frank Welsh. of Jackson. Mr. and
hire. l'errine left on the night train for
Chicago and theth furatrip before no
turning to Buffalo to reside. lira. Cleveland
will remain for a few duysas the gnostof
Mr. Henry E. l’errine is a well known citi-
II of Buflalo. lie b about lit) years of
ago. Mr. Parrine'a first wife was, it bmid,
allrst or mud cousin of Mn. Oscar Fob
mm. He has two sons and one daughter,
the latter being lira. G. Barrett Rich, wife
of the preshlent of the Bankof Attica,“
Male. lir. and lira Perrine will be at
homeat No. :9wa Pearl street, Buffalo,
“lea cm
the remaluaof Washington Irving Welling- lea
ton Bishop. the mind reader, whose sudden
death bureau-ad so much excitement. took
place from Grace church. Tl- casket was of
with rich drapery inside and out. Among
the mourners were the dead man‘s mother. .
lira Eleamr Fletcher Bishop, In. label
Hrs. Lydia 1’. Glass, like Ida Orme,
In. .C. Brown, Mrs. W. liolntyrs and
lira. Phillipa The pallbearers were George
Francis Train. Oliver Howaui Blunt, Harri-
son Millard, Nut. Childs, (l. W. link-bio, A.
P. Thomas, T. R. Awhison and M. lathio
sea. The mnains were intured in Green-
Nsw You, May lit—inspectors Donohue
and Brown of Surveyor listie‘s stall arrested
Xavier and Mary Arnold, husband and wife,
on a charge of smuggling. Arnold and his
wife arrived here on the French steamer La
pagne. They were about leaving the
steamer's dock when the inspectors, whose
suspicious were amused by the actions of the
pair, detained them and had them searched.
Twenty-six gold Swim watches were found
a: the woman. The man's contribution was
several gold chains and bracelets. The lot
Culoaoo, May 21,—lt leaks out that Pra-
idont 0. W. Potter, and other otilciala con-
nected with the great combination of steel
coutpaulesrecently eilected. will leave in a
few days for Dakota to inspect numerous tin
minor with the view of purchasing and going
intothemanufactureoftin. lftheae claims
are true and the demeita in the Black Hills
been represented it will not be long beforea
vast tin plate industry mil be established to
W... .. s... m-.. NfliWflil WW lull
that the pension appropriation hasbecome
exhausted, Commissiow Tanner expremsa
the hope that the pensioners will not be un-
Thefact is that he
has simply made the usual requildtlon which
sendsthe money from the treamry into the
will besubject to the checks of the pension
Killed While Wrestling With a Woman.
Gunman, 0., lay 21.--A special from
Akron says: Arthur Frasier, captain d an
Ohiocanal boat, with his wife, called on Ed-
ward Howe and wife, near Hawkins this
county. In the course of conversation lira
Howe said: “There never has let-naman
he that I couldn't throw." Frazier told
herlncouldn’t throw him. They clinches!
and after a few moments tug Mrs Howe
Pmunmnu, May 2L—Henry 11. March-
all, formerly postmaster of St. Clair, Pa,
waaput ontrial before Judge Bulls, in the
Unitad Stats district court, on the charge of
having frandently isnad nurly $2,” in poo-
tal money asters Aftn the teetilnony of
the government had been concluded W
withdrew bk plea of not guilty and allowed
one of guiltyto be entered. Sentencewas
deferred.
Boston, May 21.-—'l'he lifeboat yacht
Neversinkhassailedforl’ariswhereshewill
be placedon exhilriticn. She is csmnnnded
byCaptainJuiah Luwler,whobaccem—
IcKinley. She is I keel bmflerstovw
andhfeetfiinchadruught, with plumstem,
Cams. N. J.. ltay 2l.—A man giv-
inglhenameofJohnDimcugavnhlllnelfup
tothepolicehlthlscity,statingthathehad
townre-
centiy,andthat he had become conscience
stricken. Hewashandad ova to the Bur-
lingtoncounty authorities for an investiga-
tiou.
DonaldIcDonald,asergeantin tlieregular
army, Ihotand killed Ethel Anderson, a
andtheu shot hluuelf dead. Jealousy is
nd suppoaedtohaveledtothetragedy.
mutual.
SUPERIOR
C.
of
THE ”BEST llill BEST
la made only of strictly ulna gra cream
of tartar. strictly purtl bit-arbitrate of
soda. and a smnl [mt-lion of flour as a
preservative. nothing: «in; whatever. and
II warranted entirely fn-v from iillll‘l.
ammonia. phosphates. lime. and all the
Mullen-ants frequtmtly found in baking
powders. The character of materials
used. their purity. and the nicely of their
combination. render Cleveland's nu rim-
lraklng powder- the mosi healthful an mmt
econouucal in use. and it always annls
wholgmnne. nutritious, and delicious food.
it mummies-oiled for urity. healthful.
aces and efficiency by government and
State chemists. chemists cf Bards of
Health. and professors in institutions of
ming throughout the country.
Sold only in cans, full weight.
Curacao llmrrusns. ALnAsv. N..Y.
t,
The Clinical 'i‘es Ever Offered.
PERFECTLY PU RE.
A .unsr Dmcwun llm'tzluur: ‘x :u’ 1.“.
3:: viii we: us my otter. anally rm: - 31::
It is the lunar Gum: L: w. vulml tn.”
tin-beat pl lions Illtl},'1ll’-Lull1‘t sin ' i ‘
pure and f . from all aduimmtwna or r v
rz-ulrr epackagl-r an- herlnrlirslfy .2
s' d warrant-a] full weight. i' I! inc-Nubil-
oxniral in use than the lower Vi’lllll a
Mental & Occidental Tea Co.. L'i'd..
"Md 01va 35 Banting Slip, New I'm-h.
For sab- by tho- tint imam”.
l-‘. l). LAWTON la 00..
l). L’HOIIMEDIEIY.
CHAS. ll. FEBRIS.
South Norwalk, Conn.
The on and Reliable:
DAILY FREIGHT LIE.
-THE PROPELLERC-
,9 v'
‘mu-
I)" ‘ "n 1‘?
f ".u:t'-:r;vt.l,l‘,l\: ’i
‘1‘“‘w‘flw'.’ “.7"
I
I , v
. bit) of horwalk A: Bugle,
Will m li d l‘ tri . Funds excepted, for
freight bean-nag I‘m-k, Norv’r'alk and South
Norwa|k. Will lavafiaflJoot of licekmanatnet.
New York. even evening. except Saturdays, at I
o'clocl.audon Saturday at 2 p. m. lave Nor-
wslk Bridgeand Soul Norwalk everyevenlng.
Freight taken born and received for all
points on the Dal-bury and lorwalh and
Shepaug Railroads at Greatly Reduced
Bates.
Upoaa is‘ioutnagcntsthe Ci of Nor-21h
and Inge will be sent fore in! otsof 'ttltbl
anywhere in New Yorkorils ally.
All persons are forbid trusting auyof the
[8'
cm loyeesof the boats of laislinecn awounlot
’ tbspowueralhereof. .
TO NEW YORK IN LESS THAN
TWO HOURS AND A HALF.
The New and Palatlal Steamer,
Bane Bharles,
Capt. Pros! I. Byshee,
Will com-mace flaking pally Trips to New York
Monday, April 29, 1889.
Comfort, Safely and Speed.
Popular Prices.
80. Norwalk to New York. Single
'l'rtp, iOeeau; Excursion, 70 cents-
‘l’hs Steama will leave Wilson Poiutau arrival of
"Bounwulc" train la ' So. Norwalk at 755 a.
to. Returning leave New ork. Pier 45 East River,
loot ”TS" slip, at s p. In , and 31st St last
River, 9. In., countering with trons It nsoo
Not»
Always Take the lioasstoalc Lise.
has further information apply to ,
ran an aaousn 'I'zlutlel. co.
BIDNIY STABBUCK. V. P. I G. 1..
266 South 5L. New York.
C l: OLDS. Agent , Wilson Point, Conn. spa
HOUSATONIC RA l LROAD.
DANBURY h NoliWALI musics.
Corrected February 41h. less
Pane-games.
‘ WOT“.
Lv.Nurwalk. Lv.8o.Norwalk. ALWlbon Fob
this... "tam Guam.
“7 " 827 “ I! “
loos “ 1013 “ tom “
1250» m. imp-s. imam.
4M “ 4“ “ 0&1 "
els " lured ass “lised us “l‘a'd
am so as am an as a, II 00
H1 “ " lost " " lost " ”
mmr.
m
" soul's].
lav. Wilaou Point. Lv.So. Norwalk. ArJlorwalk
SOUTH NORWALK
BAKING Pflliflifl
Continuance of
ren’s Muslin
Seldom will
print a few of the designs, with
Price, 25 Cents.
Clllllllflll'l Milli, [Mill's
Sins, illiflll, ii.
250”. IDTNo. l. 25%,
NIGlIT DRESSES trimmed
down the front and on. sleeves
with Torchon Lace or ruffle.
CHEMISES with deep Tor-
chou Lace in front and Torchon
Ed ing on sleeves, also cm-
broxdcry front and Lace trim»
mings.
DRAWERS neatly Tucked
and Torchon or Irish Lace
trimming ; Bands cut yoke
shape.
SKIRTS with five-inch rulilc
very neatly made.
CORSET COVERS perfect
fitting; very fine Muslin, trim-
med with fine embroidery and
tucks down front. All styles
CHILDREN’S DRESSES in
Cambric and Gingham.
CHILDREN’S DRAWERS
all sizes, trimmed with fine cm—
broidery or Torchon Lace.
INFANT’S CAMBRIC
SLIPS, tucks down front and
ruffle, very neatly made
LADIES’ LAWN APRONS
with very deep hem and tucks.
soon. mums. sects.
NIGHT DRESSES—MOTH-
ER HUBBARD-handsomely
trimmed with Embroidery In-
sertion between clusters of
tucks, also clusters of tucks and
Embroidery or Lace trimmings.
BiSTflN 31'“
ours
Underwear.
m
.—.-—_.
... ..
tti.’:v
ill
, .f s
an AI.
Price, 25 Cents.
SKIRTS of superior quality,
with deep Hamburg rnille and
tucks, also Cambric radio with
deep Lace edging.
ClI EM I SE S, pompadonr
style, very handsomely trim-
med in Embroidery or Torchon
Lace.
lll.ty4ll
DRAWERS in various styles
finished with Hamburg loser.
lion and Rollie, or very hand-
some Torchou and Hcrn'ng—
bonc Braid.
CORSET COVERS, an elo-
gant amortment in low neck,
pompadour, high neck and V
shape, all made of fine Cambric
and finished with embroidery
or Torchon Edging.
Price, so coats. '
,.
. you have an opportunity to buy Muslin Underwear at one-half its aclcal cost.
But here Is a chance. Just read our list, then come and see if what we so
prices, which we will olier them at this So e.
, Wall t.. Come early, and be
nvnulno suntan. TUESDAY. MAY 21. no.
so .___3
GRAND Begum BILL!
pecial 7390 Sale One More
Week, together with our Great Bargain Sale
of 250 and 500 Lines of Ladies’ and Child-
Never before, in N orwalk’s history, was there seen such 'a
throng of people under the roof of any Dry-Goods House as was
found in the Boston Store on the openin day of our 390 Sale.
Hundreds ofcustomcrs turned away, am for the benefit of those
who could not got waited upon, especially out of town people, who
could not wait after 10 o’clock, and to enable them to procure
some of the bargains offered at our 390 Sale we Will continue it
for another week, positively ending Saturday, May 25th.
GRAND ill—"fl“ SALE OF
Summer Underwear
is not so. We
Price, 25 Cents.
C Ii I LDREN’S W 11 I T E
CAMBRIC and SEERSUCKER
DRESSES.
IN FANTS' SL‘IPS, hand—
somely trimmed with Embroid-
ery or Cembric mlllc.
Van in Bridal Sets, 3 and 4
Pieces, «111183.95.
3'16. EUBSETS. 1 iii.
100 dozen 500 Corsets will
be offered during this sale at
37c. Remember this is NOT
a damaged line, such as is
bein offered at this price in
So. glorwalk, but warranted
all perfect, and as good as you
have often paid 50c for.
Fine memo and in
Hamlin Very clean.
Visit our Kitchen Dep’t.
Fm. Biliilll Gilli Fill.
May 24th, at 4.30 pm, 1,440
pig puzzles, one to every boy
and girl of Norwalk, and those
for miles around it.
Boys and Girls, you don’t
have to buy anything; but just
form in line on Main St, pass
throu h the store, and out on
first in line.
”Fill-K
Will give away on Friday, w
“1..."... ’
so lbs. at one Each.
c. 1. woman»,
"4 if 'llu lit. Norm“.
Iowtohahadlssoldbycf. icons-dis lunged
Ole coals wmth is sulr‘lrt to kindle any ordinary
s.
access-ma .
Carpets, Stoves, to,
Thesahsaihnh-m
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry
Pine Iatrh alluring s tlperiaity.
84 Washington It..
A. s. installs.
hath lovwall.
almond-head
atvo rim-ah
“nihilism—d“
w. PODIOII.
. with
Ollllklndt M“-
-..-«>.__
lent of y.
MUDII'I DWI.
C15 n
—— or”
wlttt lllllcossrlllw,
LA APltlcazu.
ol'lIiAii.
M Vls'l's.
“nutshell,
nos DI: mansions.
llAIlONIo
LA CAROL] NA.
BELLA 308A.
JEFFERSON.
In addition to the above I carry
Domestic Cigars and believe I can suit
invited to call and get prlcrs, which will
he found reasonable.
ERHALE.
The Draggist,
Cor. llnln and Wall Streets.
New and Second-Hand
WAGONS,
New and Second-Hand
CARTS,
ALot of .2
Cheap Horses,
A Good Depot Wagon,
one Grocer’s Wagon,
One Butcher’s Wagon.
FERTILIZERS,
GrasaSeed.
Seed Oats,
Barn-Yon] Manures.
RAYMliNll Bills
CANDIES
BAKERY!
OORNUUOPIAS. CANDY NYE. ands fall amort-
onamsalal and
MrsJohn Holland
llllllfll'lflil CHRIS.
a
stock of twenty five different brands of
the mat fastidious taste. Persons that
srein the habit of buying by the box are
Farrell: Helium in
3 Water It” Email.
HALE’S‘ LIST
3 Water It,
Have You Heard it i
No. What is it i
mummm
Iliad”.
human?“
Spring Styles
Fine Line of Gilt.
Em bosses! Gilt.
Painting. Paper Hanging.
CALGIMINING.
DEGKER’S
Pain all llall Pun ills,
l S 102th lain It»
South Norwalk,
SOME
Special Attraction.
lmblniw'
40 srds F ‘
r511) $4.00:my (by
Bargains in Black Stir-h, or...
Bargains in Black P» ..
Soie, or Luxor, 1.00.
Bargain inBlack Rhadame ‘ ._,
BEE HIVE Bargain in Black Fallie
In Hi It on W, 93“
fem"! “ g“ m 6° One Immune; kc,
Iy one is want . or wishing to
mflawmflw man: dnced from40ct025c.
m “mafigg: J” One lot Plaid Pinocchio,»
3'3”” tmtr'mmmi: dnced from 50° ‘0 33“
“Sims-‘3' w" Ocelot Mines Tricota so.
' ‘3' I as reduced from85ctofioc.
g One lot 22—inch Plaida, In.
sham III ‘ nu I“llhial 1'8an m 25c to 1m 7'
"fla'ifixv'giflw ‘" m Andmsny others '0'“! ‘
“3 ” “mm-“m ”1.: W" attention ofcloae buyer;
A FULL LINE 0!?
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Vinishes.
Berry Bros, Hard Oil Finish.
Wire Steel that lists,
W~.~Uuofl.
c. oumraan‘,
'u.
m .
3.
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3
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i
it
ll llail
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