Barber Is ill at his home on
,7, Mammalian-ad a'posliioa
" a bat factory. ‘
;Mle, of Ann street. has ae-
fobitlon with Jones & Hotchkias,
I.
became. formerly of the Mahackemo
ll aow employed at Austin’s res-
in Norwalk.
An attempt was made to enter Thomas
‘ land’s house, 2 Riverside avenue,
' . ooh last night. '
Willie!!! Lav'vlor, the Nor-walk ’atone
m, is employed on a large factory now
tell-a built In Wallingford.
,‘The poverty party of the West Norwalk
i Chapel, at the residence of Mrs. Sarah
'Hamllton, last night, was a great success.
hill. Emeline Waters was ejected from
the Guamleri long building on Water
Lireet, Norwalk, through disposess
. Wings.’
Indcrlck Hoyt. of Norwalk, who has
been very sick of late, is doing nicely. lie
’ was out yesterday, for the first time, call-
ii; on friends. _w _y "M
The mayor and City Council of Nor-
. "walk haVe been invited to attend the
athletic entertainment at the Norwalk
_ Opera House, November 2.2.
Albert Mossman, of Norwalk. is a mem-
ber of the Amherst college quartette
., which will give concerts in neighboring
cities during the coming year.
-- The recent burglary scare in Norwalk
L “created a brisk trade in revolvers and
glint guns among local dealers in firearms.
' Some of these prowlers may get shot.
Nicholas Fortunati and Frank Capachi.
, .fAnn street, employed by Contractors
' f flipmandb Daly on the Boston railroad
contract, have been visiting their families
here.
r-Fresh Cocoanut Kisses. Lane's.
Henry M. llioyt, of\.Chestnut street.
7 _, Norwalk, whose serious illness has hereto»
he been reported in these columns. con-
‘tinuestoimprove. Charles L. Teuney, of
”(TVBrooklyn, formerly of Norwalk, is also on
"he gain.
" A large force of men, under Contractor
A Bach, are employed on the work of im-
proving Buckingham'ymkwood's pro-
perty on East avenue. The high bluff
which faces the avenue will be cut down
several feet.
The Junior Christian Endeavor society.
of the Norwalk Congregational church,
will meet in the chapel to-norrowufter—
noon, at 3:45 o'clock.lMisa Bessie Stanley
will lead the meeting. The subject is
“How Can we (‘ontrol our 'l‘empers."
Proverbs xvi. 5, is, 3:4, 32.
Asameans of keeping oriburglars the
young ladies of Norwalkflhuve taken to
,cnrrying lanterns when they go out at
night. One was seen on \Vest Main
Met. last night, carrying a head—light.
Her name could not be ascertained. but
It was said that she is prominent in
Harwell: society circles.
-—l)0n‘t forget. to come to the sociable at
she Volunteer "one house givun by the
Kerry Three on Friday evening, Novem-
bar 15. Admission, Gent and Lady. 73:3
ants. A good time is promised to all.
A special couclavcfof [Clinton l‘om-
modery, No. :i, K. 'l‘.. will be holden
tomorrow evening, when the Order of the
Temple will bcjlconfcrred on Red ('roa.»
Knight Ilubertllfl. Bishopfl It. I'I. Sir.
Fred. A. Spencer, grand {impel-tor. will
mule this conclave the occasion of an
oIchal visit. All knights are courieously
‘invited to be present inifull uniform.
The address announced to be given
before the lllcmbcra of tho! \Vlmmu's
Branch of Grace Church lluild. at the
heme of Mrs. Illahopresterduy afternoon.
“postponed ouelweek. Al. the special
niaaon service forl‘women, held In the
church at 4:30. the edifice was crowded.
, . The Rev. Tomkln» gave the women u very
. ‘ helpful talk on their Christian duty.
' ' [buy from outsideathc congregation of
‘ ,rflraee church were present.
I. A. Ilene. the enterprlsiug confec~
flutter. hull hit thefnall right on the head.
In is making his own candy’mnd hush
M supply on hand each day. This
, “ht to be heartily appreciated by the
. bile. No matter how nice candy in at
E”, It soon [loses its freshness and excel-
' after it is bought from out-of-town
“are. Mr. Lane appreciates this fact
will now sellleoafectloaery the day It
gm He kindly allowedua tossmple
flail we can vouch for the deliciousuess
“ninety of It. He will make an slime
iv: display in his store on Washington
“It-
number of South Norwalk people
W, last night. the performance of
We Olympia Burlesque company, In
, do,” at thcmyperioo Theatre
sun»... It is credited with being
“lost magnificent production ever seen
fithatclty. lfr. Rice’acompuuylncludes‘
' fie favorites. Theresa Vaughn, Fay
_ ' , mum cm. cm a.
My“ Arthurmuuas. The tummy
«Immune
South Norwalkjiaptlat church will take
place tonight. w ”“1””
About 9 o'clock last night Wallace
Sherwood, heard some one out in his back
yard. He drove away three fellows who
pretended to be drunk.
Another bearing upon the Tramway
company’s application to double track to
Baton was held yesterday at the Select
men’s oilice. There was no opposition.
A. P. Sherwood. while practicing has.
ket bail In the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium
last evening ran into one of the supports
of the parallel bars. lie was knocked
down and rendered unconscious.
One of the latest and prettiest things in
the wall paper line is the violet pattern,
which is shown by L. H. Decker. It gives
to a room a very handsome appearance.
Mr. Decker can also supply everything
else in the wall paper line.
Prof. Nowell announced last night that
there would be no session of his dancing
classes in Arion Hall, Wednesday, Novem-
,ber 27. Thanksgiving eve. Several new
members were admitted last night, and
new danceslwere taught. The classes are
advancing rapidly.
The meeting at the South Norwalk
Congregational church this evening will
be in charge of the Young Pcople'a Socis
iety of Christian Endeavor, and the ques-
tion-for discussion, “How is the Church
Prayer Meeting Made Most Interesting
by Young People for Young People?"
Older people. as well as the younger, are
expected to take part.
Representatives of the Norwalk Street
Railway company, the Tramway com-
pany, and the City Council of Norwalk,
accompanied by (‘ity Engineer Wood,
met at the foot of Mill Hill at 11 o‘clock
this morning, to talk over the Norwalk
Street Railway company’s petition to go
through the narrow portion of Wall
street, necessitating double tracks and
joint truckagc by the Street Railway and
and Tramway company. Nothing definite
was reached.
{VORWALK NEW on firm rants.)
Burglars Again.
Burglnrs attempted to enter the house
of Captain of Police Dana on East avenue,
at an early hour this morning. The
place is occupied by Walter Taylor on the
first floor and up stairs W. I".
Bryant and iamil y reside. They
heard a sl ight noise outside, but
before they got the door |open someone
made a rush through the back yard and
over the rear fence. This morning fool.
prints were found under the bay window
of Mr. Taylor's sitting room. The putty
had been partially dug out of one of the
window panes.
WILTON.
The Hold Ilill district. school had a flag
raising yesterday. Speeches were made
by (‘onimitteman (‘. .I. IleWilI. Rev. Mr.
McAIliatcr, fl. W. Ogden and Daniel
Hogan. An original poem was read by
ll. ll. Fitch. The ceremonies clone-d with
auuddresa by the teacher, ll. I). Henc-
dict,und the saluting of the ting by the
pupils.
Luzon Jellich died yesterday at his
home on Iieldcn llill. aged sixty-live
years. He had been an invalid some time.
He wasa member of the School ilourd.
and the past your had been acting school
visitor.
’l‘lleladies of the Zion lIilI Methodist
church, at Cannons, gave a Chrysanthe-
mum supper last evening.
A lllcyele.Mlaslonary.
Andrew Spcnco is perhaps the only bl-
cycIo missionary In the world. His wIlch
Is riggcd with \‘llI‘illII-i purnphcrnoliu and
weighs flipuunda. II“ has rigged It wIlb
umllundgcls considerableuId from the
wind when it happens lo llc blowing just
right. The Ten liomulomlmculs arc print-
ed on tho soil for tho lu-ucllt of sinners. and
tho, masts and yurduruls are used for the
display of religious cburls when the blcy»
clc missionary In Ilorungulug a crowd.
’I'Iuw chum. according to Spence, show
when time nlmll cod. and what shall be
Ibo signs portcudlng the annihilation of
the uprighnuulauud the mlcmpllou and
reward of the holy. IIo Is u l'mmlllnn, (I3
yours of age. lull ulncc 15M lIl‘ lllll‘l mad"
California bln homo. llo bus ulrcmly «7on
mod about mm miles on his qu-cl, but In
disappointed In the work of his soil. which
frightens all the horses he meets, and.
owIl g to thc cbnlurcl‘ul mum» of tlwwlml.
ofto rctm'd» l‘llflll‘l' that: aids Ills progress.
«New York Tribune.
Mcvcfleaa War on the Deer.
it has been found nmnulary to release
the herd of door kcpl In I'lnlcr county for
brcmllng punumm bylho forest oommhv
sinners. 'l'ho unllnuls hove colon every
green thing within their Inclosurc and are
in danger of starvation. They were kept
for the purpose of neutralising the Catskills.
An effort will be made to imrsnode hunt-
era to abstain frinn destroying them. It Is
to be hoped that the pool- animals will be
protected. Butll’ they are all precedents
will bu rcvoml. The door In tho Adiron-
dacks are hunted mcrcllmaly, and neither
the atntoolllwrs um- tllo lcglalature has
had tbu courage to slop the cruel slaugh~
luau—Rochester Democrat.
The Henry Valli. d M “I.
Never lmh falm morality. flow ex-
qulslloly absurd to mull ugh-I that beauty
Is oi no value. dress of no use! Beauty In
of value. Her whole prospects and happi-
liens Indie mamftsn depend on snow
gown or becoming Manet.
wallow
‘ lle Etc-pal.
Mrs. Thomas Hyde, of Cross street,
discovered a aneak this! In her hall
about 9 o’clock last night. He escaped.
M ’
lined .0“pr ‘
Ayn or two ago Sir John Lubbock
gave a public lecturaon his “personal and
political reminiscences.” In this discourse
the famous lecturer upon scientific and
historical subjects showed his vsraatillty
and his sense of humor by telling some
amusing stories. lie dwolt in particular
upon the funny things which he had heard
In the house of commons.
One honorable baronet from the south
of Scotland was speaking on the proposlv
tion to vote £2,000,000 toward the expense
of the Afghan war. Wishing to show h
inadequate this sum would be, he describ-
ed It as only a “flea bite In the ocean."
0n the some mansion the some gentle-
man wns advocating an Increase, In the
number of European troops to be em-
ployed in India. In the course of his ar-
gument he said, “You may depend upon
it, Mr. Speaker, that the pole face of the
British soldier is the backbone of the ln~
dlun array."
Sir John does not regard the Irish mem-
bers of the present generation as very
amusing. The examples given above of
what we should call Iiibcrniclsms If we
did not know their origin, it will boro-
memberod are Instances of Scotch bilin-
doring. The IrIsh drollcr'v may be con-
scious or unconscious. In either case it
is inimitable.
0n accrtain occasion a member from
Ireland was arguing ‘ugninst the imposi-
tion of a gun tax. The ground upon
which be based his argument was this-—
that every man had the “divine right to
carry a gun. ”—Youth's Companion.
A School on Wheels.
A traveling man in the Philadelphia
Record tells of a most )umilliar school in
Kentucky which is built on wheels.
“When night comes," he says, “a pair of
moles pull It to the home of the trustee,
and the next morning It is drawn back to
its daylimohxmtlon. ’l‘ho mules goand
come on schedulo time, and If tho school
Isa little slow about dismissing In tho
nfllcrnoon the whole ounlt Is apt to ho
given a free ride. A day's supply of water
and anl is put. aboard by the trustco
every morning before the sclnxilhousc scts
out upon its journey. The teacher boards
with the trustee and needs no carriage.
At night a bulldog is chninod bluicnth the
little frame building, and a bad man,
armed with a quchcslor, slccps Inside of
It. All of this lilllllil lilhlllt becaumsomo
one threatened to burn the scllwlhouso.
Why the trustee does not hnvothe building
located In his own yard and save the trou~
bio of hauling It book and forth I do not
know. unless it Is to comply with some
legal technicality.”
r
[STRICT OI? NORWALK Ia PROB
D COURT. Novemberlll. A. I) . ms. ATE
Estate of John Holland. hale or Nor-
wall. In said district deceaml: .
Ordered. That the administrator exhibit his
administration account to thls court for all
lulumenl at the Probate (Mice In Norwalk. on
the and day of Novembcr. 160.5. at 3
o clock afternoon: and that all persons Inler~
sated In said estate may be notified thereof.
the administrator will cause this order to be
published In a newspaper having a circulation
sl u post In said Norwalk. near 1 tin
u erethe accused last dwelt N (
dlly'l before
i
I plays
at east 0 a it
said find-lay o Novemblr W5,
ABA B. WUUDWARU,.ludge.
IS RIC'I‘ or NURWA Mi. 8%.. PROBATE
I) COURT, November Is, A. 1).. 1806.
Estate of Annie Holland. late of Nor-
walk. In said Illstrlcl. deceased;
0rdered.thatlheadmlalslratorrxhlhlt hill-M-
ministration accou-t to this court lor adjust-
ment. at the Probate onlco in .Norwalk. on the
22nd day of November. was. at 3 o'clock after-
noou:and that all nervous interested in said
eatale may be notified thereof. themlmlnlstra-
tor will cause this order to be published In a
newspaper havloga circulation in said dis-
trictand oust a copy thereof on the sign- t In
:altielaofwtlkl. nearest ll'lil plac'egvlaere t‘l; de-~
ea as we ,, at end e t a s fore
said 23nd day or November, I”: y
ASA B, WUUDWA R“.
it Judge.
“lama; ethicomen
Ileal Estate and Insurance
wunmo'ros "RI".
Persona Iookln foralct. or house anulm
with the view 0 purchaslwure Invited to
call and examine our list. a have them fo.
reasonablv
anal H
II. II. IIIIIVEI'B
City Employment Igency.
70 North Main street. Houth Norwalk.
[miles and gentlemen desiring first chm
be}? In aov cyaclly can obtain t e same IM-
M DIA’I‘IIII. at the above agencymlso those
wishing positions. elll er male or lemaio. can
secure employment. sated Immediately po-
sition for thorouath
gardener (American. or to help around geo-
llemau‘s place. lrst class cruleutlals. Also
employment for two Bwedlsh. three German
an six other ail-In for general housework: two
waltrceaee an three chambermalds. First
class reference. ~
0. If. BARVEY. Harvey 's film- New
70 North Main street. booth Norwalll.
The» Newaroy
Tim 0Nl.i’
STEAM LAUNDRY
IN THE TWIN CITIES.
Strictly First-class llul lssnnl
careful attention paid to family work.
WORK CALLED FOR AND Dili-
LIVERED FREE OF CHARGE
IN EITHER CITY.
sale In every parlor the cltv at
term
nrlcee and ones-v
It
WI; T. Elllllll. Manager
‘III
I
”more“.
r. as: can.
sM;
M. '1
M1MM’
n said district. and poet in copy thereof on the ‘
capable coachman or M
Cloak
right here may be found one of
aortments of
To be found anywhere.
In Cheviot, Beaver, Boucle,
and Caterpillar Cloths, half lined,
Shield am
In blue and black, as well
goods. Imported all wool
colonngs, such as blue and black.
front and velvet collar, and lined with
to 18 years.
I H finermmrufa.
lidyt’s Opera House
Saturday. ‘ Ilov. IS.
THE SUPERB ORGANIZATION,
RICE’ 3
Surprise Party of 70 Artists. In
Barnct and Ilueger's Merry, llry
and Glittering
- “I492.”
As playcdz'll night! in Boston. and for two
veerslneewl'oracity.Inlroduclnganuriadof
NEW SONGS. NEW DANCES.
NEW SPECIALTIES. FIFO" It’l‘ll. ETC
Augmented Orchestra Emclent Chorus.
New and Grand Scenic til't‘ll'. mating this
production STRONGER Ah D BETTER'I‘BAN
nl’blt. Under the Personal ruoevvlslon of
. HR. EDWARD E. RICE
Marlow on sale. Prices. Etc. 500. Tic. ti
and 81.50. on
CLUB UNION LECTURE COURSE OF
SHAKESPEARIAN »- STUDY.
SEASON IBIN’rill.
LOCKE RICHARDQON. lnterprellu "MUCH
ADO ABOUT NOTHINH.‘ 'I‘urs v even-
lng.Xov.10. et 8 o'clock. lioyt‘s Tlldllfl'.
South Norw'alk.
. .. R A. CLAPP. “TWELF'I‘H
NIOIII‘." Friday cvenln . Dec. III, at 8
o'clock Norwalk 0 WI'I none.
amassav A. can P. "nasrmmlov
HENRY 1“." Friday eveuil'w. Jan. “.4. at 3
o'clock. Royt'a Theatre. South Norwallrv
. HENRY A. lib-\PP. "THE MERCHANT
OF VESICE.“ Friday evening, Feb. 7. at :I
o‘clock. Norwalk Opera House.
Course tickets. ills); single ticket. film-ms.
Recervedsaaniocents extra. Any one ofthe
coupons can be exchanged for rvserved seat
check, by presenting I: at Wood‘s. Sal-wall. or
I’Ialelede or 'l‘omlluson‘s, South Norwalk.
three days before the lecture. and pailng Ill
cents exlrs. nlL' Iw
—
Ml?
OV'ER-C()A'FS.
New lot in Blue and Black,
scrum TO 91 0.00.
’I'.lilor~llllule, latest style, satin waists
and slccve linings.
Illsxonal Worsted Suits In Blue
and Black.
$8.50 A SUIT.
All great bargains. Call and examine.
‘ H. GOODWIN .
170 WASHINGTON 8TH I‘IET.
02$ ly
WIIIIIMIT Hill A
SPECIAL CIII MEETING
MAYOR‘S OFFICE
Sour-u Nouwam. Conn.
’I‘anurp/l ‘I'lnllol. f'lrrh of Hit Hill of Noulh
.‘l’oru‘ulll, l'nun. runway authority vested In
me as Mayor. and by order of the o
Councilmen of said city. l hereby direct you
to give notice to the legal voters of this 0 ty.
that a speelal cltv meetlng will be held in
Arlou Hall. on Madison street. In said city. on
code . the mo day or November. It“). at
llo'cloc p. In.. to approve or dlsaprove the fol—
lowing resolutions adopted by the said Board
of Councilmen; vls :
"Reward. That the aura of sixteen thousand
five hundred mam dollars. orsemuch there-
ofaamay be necessary. he and the same it
herabyaopropriated from the city treasury.
for the purpose of building and completing a
sand filler In couneetlou with the new 0 ty
{nervgln wllh ll“ necessary and proper pip.
nean couaec our.
“Itesolml. umber. 'l‘hat meld work shall be
done under the direction of the Water (gem-
mlasloaera: also to transact any other uni.
nose proper income before said meetlar.
Dam! at south Norwall. November 12th. A.
sum. lemmas II. has. Mayor.
A true copy.
Atlest. Joell-n TAYIDII. City Clark.“
a
It’s an old Saying
that it‘s easy to give
, advice, but the ad~
., vice given Isn’t al-
ways worth follow-
In .
cell If we‘re right
when we saI that the
p see In
It Harwell: to
buy watchealsat
i 'Hosrmm .
The secret of Perpetual Motion ma
preach that has yet come under our notice is the rapid and continuous movement of our
« Without being at all egotistical, we can safel say that
the largest an
Indias'. Misses’, Children’s and Inianls’ Cloris
ladles’ Jackets.
Curled Persian Lamb.
and lined throughout,
Box Front, with full backs. and the new
and Mandolin Sleeve. Price from $5.00 to will».
Mlesee’ Garments.
We are showing an entire new line of Misses’
as the latest things in rough
Boucles, in new combination
brown and black,
green and black, red and block, all made with the shield
satin. Size from 12
Chlldren’s Rhefers.
Children’s Reefer Jackets, sizes 4, ll, N, 10 years, made
of line beaver, in navy blue and brown, also line French
See for your- »
y remain for a long time undiscovered
,‘ but the nearestap.
-‘ Department.
mixtures. trimmed with braid, large sailor colldr a
. best “9" three piece Melon sleeve. ‘ 2
Infants’ Clocks.
Short (.‘Ioaks, class 1 to 4 years, in cloth and Elder
down, plain. and with braid and For trimming; also. Long
Cloaks, in Cashmere and Eiderdown, embroidered and
For Trimmed.
ladies” Fur. Plush and tlolh tapas.
. Fur Capes of all kinds, that is, everything that is de-
sirable. Every Cape we sell has our guarantee. The kind
whose oul recommendation is the prior-and that a de-
lusion out a snare—we do not sell. Good furs are cheap
enough, and it is unwise to buy any other kind.
Seal Plush Ca pes.
Plush Capes, full sweep, Satin and Silk lining, plain,
or trimmed with Fur. Jet or Braid.
Cloth Capes.
Cloth Capes; in Beaver, Melton. Astrakhan and
lloucle Cloths, long or short. single or double. full sweep,
plain and Fur trimmed.
us.
Melon
Jackets,
IIIISTIlAM c’t HYATI,fi€ltiding llry floods Store,
No. 2 Gazette
Building. Norwalk. /
SGIIHEIII & IIIIII,
98 Washington Street.
Such Muggy, Mellow Weather
makes you think there‘ll be no winter. You’ll need warm things
all the more because of these August echoes in November. Never
a better time to do the choosing than when so man y are waiting
to come when shivering with the cold.
COATS and CAPESJ Velvet“. "t 3”“ P“? yd; ("heap at. 25c.
SILK REMNAN'I‘b.
Never before have we been able to show . , , , , . , .
such great values in this department. ! ”6:230:11: y must 5” to ““1“ room lot
UNDERWEAR. I 1103mm:
Our stock of I'nderwear was never sol
well selected as this winter.
Ludiea’. fictits' and Children's Natural} Ht‘l’f'Qm‘: ”mum,” t K3951!“
Wool and White. , ”i" r). g lurau Let . n .oc.
Imdics‘ Jersey Combination Suits. i Children‘s double toe. heel and knee, ut
. .- . - -- - 10c and 25c.
t«)l;l.ti’)ile.h Muslin Night Robes, from Mr: ”on“. “.00, Half llosc, at 1%.
Blankets and Comlnrlalles. DRESS GOODS.
\Ve arc now prepared to show you a
You will find the handsome-st patterns
full I’ In of IIH and ”-4 Blankets for dill-.5
$1.25, .225. $350, $5.50. iof l‘repons. Iloul-Ie and Scotch I’laidsiu
$3.3 our storc.
Home Made Comfortublcs, Slim,
$2.25. rum and $4.50. :
. Carpets and Furniture
l Handsome PIBIIII‘B , '
\vill Iiglhcn and brighten any room. For‘
next to nothing of money yout'uu take
that sort of sunlight all over the house.
Silks and V elvets.
“('0 are oli'ering rare bargains in Silk
I .adies‘
Take tcu minutes, take an hour, take
half a day there’s u. carpet, stock here that
will keep you wondering and delighted as
i long as you look.
Ninety cent Tapestry. at 70c pcr yd.
Ileat make of Illgrain. at 001:.
A big discount for spot cash.
a;
WIS MAKE
AN EXGEPTIIINM ("FEB THIS WEEK
In Lady’s Night Dress at 40c. Mother Hubbard style with
yoke back, crambric trimmed, with either standing or turn over
collar.
At 760 we have a much finer garment, Hamburg trimmed.
At 98c we are offering a beauty worth $1 25 of anybody’s
good money Also on Iadies’ drawere— we would call your atten-
tion to our price, 25c. They are not fancy; but the quality and flu-
ish of 500 goods.
50 doz. Geats' Half Rose in mixed and solid colors Fillings
dc Modley‘e goods—the wholesale price of the socks is $1 25 r
doz.——our rice this week will be 110 per pair. You can see w at
the profit a yourself. ‘
50 doz. Children’s and Infants’ Cotton Flannel night draw-
ers and clips at 25c—worth more than that to make them.
‘ 15 doz. of Ladlea’ Wrappers, all good dark colors and choice
patterns. guaranteed to he made from the very best 64x64 calico;
the goods “hum cost you more than the price we shall charge.
via, 690 sec .
10 pieces of Frill Edge Dotted and Fancy Swiss, the newest
things for Curtains 25c per yard.
3 gross of Extra Whisk Brooms,
at 110 each.
This is just the season when you will want one of these
Oil Heaters we are showing at 35.00. The will do the heating
of any moderate sized room and do it wit out any odor what-
ever.
300 Extra bar 0 Earthenware Outsiders, if we said a queue
tor for them you won d not think the p as out of the , but
110, well, it admits of no argument whatever. See west .
Whatever else you may do don't [all to examine these the
all-wool Scotch mixtures we are showing.
» ‘1... a
black enameled handles,
.6)»
II
n,
1’s ‘
J '0
" , .t—r
, , 1 g a .
”$.11." "“ - I
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