THE SENTINEL.
W mass. items are moraines.
THURSDAY. AUGl'BT '27. 18011.
Mme tuna. "Wont."”1‘oLst.”and
”mus- advertisements. not exeeuiing live
it’s. me time. 1111111111111 times. we: six times.
t. Beading notices 101-11 line. Hart-fags and
\Mnofless. sou. Schedule of rates for 1111.-
Midyerthememl furnished 0- applied.
lumen its-ran .-By mail. in advance.
We prepaidz' One month. loo: three
Ms. that: six months. mo; one year. to.
Delivered by manor-.1111 s week. to be 111111
tithe carrier.
Isn- Omea. --lto. IN Washington street.
1 oath iforwalk
Basses Omar. No.11 Wall street. Norwalk.
1711mm are welcome at The sentinel office.
If you know of any news. you will confer 11
favor by telephoning. sending or bringing it
battle office. '
A Lmna Box for the convenience of those
who'll-111 to leave fie-1111 of new or other mat-
ter will be found at the. entrance to The Bentl-
nel office.
Conumcs'non should in all cases be 1111-
g to THE EVENING BENTINEL.
South Norwalk. Oonn.
1 171a Evening Senft'nel has a Circulation
lathe Town of Norwalk and its Suburbs
' Larger, Considerably, than the Combined
Circulation of the other Three Local Dail-
‘Ottr Press Room is always open to
5 Advertisers.
W
Telephone Calls.
Main oilloe. 92-5.
Editorial rooms. 92-2.
, Brunch office. lie-A.
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New York Herald Weather Forecast.
. “n; The weather today promises tobe fairand
‘j. slightly warmer. Tomonow it promises to
' behartly cloudy to fair. preceded by local rain.
or thunder storms.
gm
Thermometer Record
‘ ‘Thehial1estooint of the thermometer for
, ‘ the twenty-four hours ending at noon today
. was 76 degrees above zero: lowest. 62 degrees
above
Miniature Almanac for Tomorrow.
Sunrises Bun sets I High}:41 tide I Lowtide
at 5:14 l at 6:35
McKinley’ 8 better of Acceptance.
McKinley’! letter of acceptance pre-
sents and discusses issues of paramount
importance—currency, tariff and immi-
gration. It contends for a gold stami-
“11rd, aprotectivo tariff and a restriction
of immigration. In substantiation of
these positions the Republican candi-
date presents facts for 11 basis of argu-
ments that must appeal to the sober
sense of the American people, and that
ought to, and we believe do. assure the
sneeessof the Republican party.
Bound money Democrats and Republi-
cans can ask for no stronger defence of
that system of finance than Mr. Mc-
Kinley has put up; man of all parties
who must be cognizant of the depression
and disaster wrought by tho pit-sent
policy of practical free trade, need no
further proof than the figures presented
in this letter give of the 11ec'éssit y of an
increase of tariff for revenue as Well a:
protection; and there is general admis-
sion that it is high time we should ro-
slst the "invasion of the dcbascd and
criminal classes of the old world," and
welcome only “to our shores the well
disposed and industrious immigrant.
who contributes by his energy and in-
telligence to the cause of free govern-
ment."
Those who may have had any fears
thatMr. McKinley would c111 pint for votes,
can find nothing in his letter to justify
their fears. The 11 ttcr is a straight out
declaration of principles, :1 manly sup-
port of sound doctrines and :1 grand ap-
penlto the patriotic sentiment of the
country.
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One American (iold Mine.
A large proportion of the 1111111 r11 of
American gold and sil11r min-111 1111‘-
1 foreigners. That is lxeanso they do not
know how risky such propcrty is. Anar-
lctin capitalists think ll11~y know their
countrymen too Well to 1111111 in on
kind mining sofa-1111s.
Sometimes these cautions American
capitalists miss u geod thing, hows-var.
They certainly did when tin-y permitted
-s French syndicate to lmyihothnr
gold mine at. Cripple (In-ck. in four
years the value of that 11111111 has rim-11
from nothing “131,000,000. The plain
miners who first stalud it till sold it
very soon after for $50, (100. i‘i1-i‘1111- the
new owners had paid for it they had a
chance to sell it again and 111111112 “:1,-
1, 000. That 111-ennui 11 good enough specu-
i.‘ lltlon for il111n, tut the 111111 who
Will it from tin-111 math-1 van a butler
one. They Worked the Victor it little
while and found it would hold out.
Then, in the true style of the American
who loolot ahead to 111-coming until-
llwalre quickly,il11y capitalized the
mine for which they had paid $115,0th
at 11 vnlncof 31,000,111") 11nd 11171-11211 the
stock for sole. There is 1:11 easier way to
get rich than this.
The stmk was then thrown on the
New York market at. 111-1111 than 110 per
mm of its fact-value, but the Wall
direct gentlemen wore too alarm! in 1111
taken in. Poor French gardeners and
farmers. however, stepped up by the
score and invested tin-1r frugal savings
till they mvncd iii per cent of the stock
“the mine. It is pleasant lo record
that for mice the poor people were not
”filmed in Arm-timer lnvostrncnts. The
Victor paid 110 p1: cent eye-11 on the in-
flated capital, anti now the French ru-
ralistl have bought all the mutof the
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We have made special arrangements
11111 the agents of the celebrated Boner
Glove-Fitting Patterns, by which we can
present to our lady renders some of their
vefy newest and oholoests patterns of
garments. Full and explicit. directions
for putting together the garments ne-
coynpany each pattern
6608 LADIES' D'BLE BREASTEDJACKET
Black roth Pars an cloth made this
stylish jacket, the neck being finished
with a turnover black velvet collar.
Handsome large pearl buttons effect the
closing on the left front, 11 corresponding
button being placed at the top of the
right. The jacket 15 of fashioimble length,
and' is shaped to form ripples below the
waist line, at the sides, and in the back,
the seamless center beinglaid in around-
ed pluit. The loose fitting fronts lap
deeply in double-breasted style, closing
to the shoulders, pocket laps, covering
opening to the pockets, inserted at con—
vemcnt depths on each side. The full
sleeves are shaped in three sections, in
mandolin style, the seams being opened,
pressed on each side. Plain and fancy
- coatings,sn1ooth and rough-faced cloths,
cl1eviots,:dingonal, whipcord, molten,
astrakhan, heavy serge, plush and velvet
will all develop stylishly by the mode.
The quantity of 54-incl1-wido material
required to make this jacket for 1132-1111311
bust measure is 2 l-2 yards; for a 3ti~inch
size, 2 3-4 yards; for a 40-inch size, three
yards; for a 42-inch size, 21 l~l yards.
The pattern, which is No. 6131151 and re-
tails for twenty-live cents, is cut in six
sizes, for a 32-inch, ill-inch, till-inch, in.
inch and rlZ-inch bust measure.
EVEtnac SENTINEL
COUPON.
Entitlingto one Pattern. any size. of No.
litiflii.
Cut this out. fill in your nameand address
and mail or takeft tto
Sturtevsnt's Bargain House
Nun
Annalee..........E..........-..-mn~.m.
II ATTERN N0; 11-'10". 812‘ IN‘
This coupon and 12 cents will secure
above pattern at Htuitevant' 11. North Main
1nd Ann streets. Boutn oorwaik.
Thunderstorms at Sea Are Nocturnal.
The greater frcqncney of thunder-
storms in the winter and at night
around the coast of Scotland has been
shown by But-111111. Win-11 thunder-
storms occur in New England in winter,
tin-yarcgcncrnlly obs! 1'1'1-11 along the
coast and after nightfall, as has been
shown by records of the New England
Mdtcorolt‘tgt'cnl s1x-i1-1y. Now Mcinartlus
of tho llcniscbc St’i'Wiif‘li'. at Hamburg,
finds even tln- thunderstorms of tho bay
of Bengal to have a distinct nocturnal
maximum (Annnlcn 111-1- 11y1irng., 111115.
5011-5111. It has bccn suggcsbd by
Hrossnnum and others that the cause of
this contrast with thumb-rotunda on
land probably arises fron thc 1l1-p1-nd-
cncc of the 111111‘1111111- 111111'111141111 instabil-
ity produced by radiation and cooling
of the. uplwr'snrfncc of cloud slim-ts.
which proceeds last at night, especially
in winter nights; while local storms 1111
the land arise from 11111 overheating of
lowm‘ layers of air alone to tho but
gr111111d.11nd thin-1111113111111111111111 maxi-
mum on 111111111111' aft1 moons. -—b’ci1 11cc.
011 the Abolition of tlrgan Grinding.
'll11ro is to bc a Who ~11rsal with four
iiddlcs. i know it. it, is 11 long sonata.
and will 111111, with tit11111-111-1111111'y repu-
tltiona and goings luwk—"We'll take
that. pnssago over 11gnit1"-f11r at least
an hour. What shall i do? Take my
bat 11nd rush out to the noisy utr1-1-t or
anywhere. flow navngvly do 1 111-1111 the
organ 1111111 flying, but that 11111111 1111-. 1111
good. Alasi l have to put up with my
musicians 111-xi. door. Bonn-times, i11-
d1~cd. 1 11111 congratulntml upon my vi-
vintty. ”'l‘hvsv delightful 111111111111 poo-
plc, and such good musicl it 11111111 be 11
rottsiant elm-rtninno-nt for you. "
lint l lum- tn put up with tin-1n.
Then-fore it. is plain that the abolition
of the organ could he only the 11111111
feeble of alluviatlons, and that to put
up all round is really the only way--
Blackwood's Magazine.
Th1. 09511
The opal, robbed today of its ancient
splendor, 111191111111 1111 unlucky stone. it
was no valued at one time that Whaler
Nondnus prcf'crrc-d to rcnoum-e his seat
rathor than give 111111111111 to Mark A11-
tony. It was. vnlncd at 1111111111 111-11
tut-cos, nearly half 11 million of our
11111111 y. The opal 11.111 1mid to misc- the
spirits, prcr-11111111111111] 1111111161111 111111 by
discoloration “how 11 lotlor 111-Was in
tin.- pr11111111~11ffricn1i or fun.
In the Slim-shun.
“Tlmsst 1111111 e at! dreadfullytigbth Do
you think i 171111 1111111 131 til-v1.1?"
“Oh, yes, madam, i think on a
stretch you could. "-~l)etrolt Free Press.
ummrsitnssiiblsistasst».
’0an 11111111111111 on a white ground.
THE ART 011 QUILTING
111 some 10111111111; it and. as-
OlJlLEB THE LEISURE HOURS.
Th0 filth! lustful Wllloh 00.. to 0t“
Grandmothers as ‘l'lsey Caress the Petals-
. worl- o‘f Long Juno-Quiltmahing as I
Ioolal III-otters.
Coverlet: whose perfect white
Showed like an April daisy on the grass.
The silk and velvet confections with
their ruffles of 11100111111 linings of satin are
the evolutlonlzod quilts of our grandmoth-
ers Just as the gilded 11nd upholstered
chair of today stands for the splint bottom
of colonial days. In the rural districts
puwhwork still beguiles the leisure
hours of the good housewife and her
daughters, and such tcrmsns the “rising
star," fence row," "rose of alumni," sug-
gest different geomotriml designs of col-
Many
old ladies take pleasure in plecingqulltnof
fine Woolen and silk for the beds of their
grandchihircn. And tboydolight to look
(Nor the quilts that they have pieced when
their eyes were bright and they need not
callon the little ones to thread gmndma’s
noodle. Listening to their aged pruttle
that has grown strangely childlike, we
hear of domes and damscls who 11111111 wore
the frocks like the pincer-1.111 the quilts.
And if one is sufficiently itiwmttxi to load
the dear old ladies on, soon-times a choice
bit of romance is unfolded with the quilts,
told in the almaknr’s quaint style, which '
vividly recalls those days of long ago when
hope wnsyoung in hearts lung sinccturned
to dust.
As gmndmother smoothes her wrinkled
fingers over the faded and worn patchwork,
made before she was married, many tender
memories and affections come to her
mind. .
The faded patchwork is to her what the
faded roses, the package of letters tied
with blue ribbon, lovo's own color, is to
the belle of today. It leads to the dream-
lnnd of “might have 1mm.” I moth-ct as
a child seeing a young ltyly busily sewing
away, piecing quilt after quilt. I Won-
dcred why, when her mother had all that
was needed, but it was whiijtrcd to 11111
that she was going to be married and
the quilts were 11 part of her fl'ttlilg out.
In the good old days We hear so much
about the more quilts, the finer tho quilt-
. ing and the 111111111111- the pieces the more
capable the girl.
In regard to the art exhibited in the
form and color combinations of the quilts
of the past there cannot much he said that
is {1110111qu Home condiino colors in the
stun-pest contrast. lied and green, hills
and yellow. . Whether it is that our ances-
tors locked an artistic taste it is hard to
say. but certainly they did not show any
in their quilts.
There is something attractive to every
true woman at sometime in 111-r life about
trickling quilts. It may he the tufted coin—
fortnblos of cheesecloth, which are so
pretty and so quickly made, or one for the
baby's crib of dainty bits of silk lined
with silk of a solid shade or the combina-
tlonsof Woolen fabric, that in their rich
coloring reminds one of autumn 111111-11.
Tho fancy may not strike her until 11111- I112-
cnnics a grnnthnotlwr, 0111 11nd infirm.
The hours are a task to get through, but
with llt'l' Wurlihittikvt. by llitl' elitist lllltltl t1:
overflowing with scraps she passes tinny
the time with her quilt [11111114 and tools
she in yet. of some use in thisworluuiny
World of ours.
Quiltmaking of the most practical kind
Is to a great extent conflned to the wives
and daughters of the rural districts. The
work enters lnto‘tholr social life to the ex-
tent that when the quilt is ready to be
quilted the young women of the neighbor-
hood are invitcd to spend the day. And
their ilitnblu lingers keep busy 1111 their
tongues as they ply the 111111111 stitches Willi
speed and lit'utllt‘rm. A good dinner is pro.
pared to refresh the busy 11111-11, and at
night tho 11mins appear in than for supper
and to Lilli" the quilt out 11f llli' fr11111c. A
social time, sonictiim's 11 dance, follows.
One good "Hither has n 1-111‘111-l1-t in whin-
and navy blue which she values wry high
ly lus'ausc her mother wave it. The Woof
is of woolen and lliowarp ul' f‘11lf11n, 11 hand
11111111 was 1111111. and it '1-111 111nr11-l how 1111c
managed to make the 111-sign 1111 perfect.
The right. and wrong 1111111 11111111! 11pdlff1~r1
outly, likonn ingraln carpet, but both are
‘pl’C‘lly.
l recall some othorcovcrlots woven in
red and white and red and 1111111 which 11'1-r11
Inurvcls of skill, 11111111! by tin-111111111 bands.
l1111gslnc1-tnrn1-1l t111lu11t. 'l‘ho 1'111‘1-rl11t11
have also outlltcd their usefulness, but are
pn-m-rrcd for11l1lt1ss111-iatlnn‘s 11111111111111 1111
cxaxnph-s of 11111111111111111- Weaving—Clara
ll. Miller to Good linitsvkl't'pllig.
l’atch lions.
limo-11 for patches or "111111111111-11" come
into gent-rid 11.11- 111111 in the mono-c1111.
:tcntury, nth-r the patches tltt'nt-mlvvs but]
long 111-1111 \1'111‘11. Many 11f tin-1w 111111-11 are
111 prctty 11111111- 1111111111111111'1'1-11. 'l‘lwy 111-r1-
:Iflvn given 1111 “‘t‘tltllii“ pn-suniu. 11nd 1v1-r11
1f great. variety 11f 111111111111, some of ill”?!
inklngthofunnofniittlcrollnl'111111-111'11‘
Among tlw gifts tll‘lll. from fln- l-‘n-ncli
king to thnquwu of Spain in liil 11mm
tlm'o |u11cl1 1111111111 worth “Jun. T1111 11f
lacquer, belonging to the dnnphltm. Were,
t'ultn'd at. £1,700. M11111. l'nnumdour's was
In tbcfnrmof 1111111111 in while comm-I.
111d rust 111-1', 111' the king, .1 ill. 1111:1111!»
the toilet. have long 11111-11 made 11! 'ihn'lnna
outta-rials and in artistic fol-11111. ~—-.\rt
Amateur.
#1.... 1... .. . _ .._..M.
Ventilation.
in dwalllng lmtismt lighted by 51111111 11111
frequent renewal of the air is of grmt im-
tuvrimwv. A single gas burner will mn-
1111111' 111111111111yg1~n and primitive "1111'" 1'11!
bottle (will t11def1-rlnmi1- i Iwnilnnnplu'nmfn
"111111 than six ur right cnmllcl. lf, 11111111-
f11rv, 11111-11 «cu-ml bdrm-rs 1m- tmwl. no
provision is 11111111! for the comment tin-c111»
1
f'tlptvdnlr and for 1111‘ introduction of porn 5
dr from Mtl11111t,flie health will neces-
ntrily sailor.
A11 Attract". Voice.
li111V11ft1-m1w you impel-allay drawn inn
plain. unassuming Woman, wit-1m soft,
ditcry lllllt‘! h'mlcr her pmlflwly attract-
1111 111 the «1111111 tit-1h bow pun-111111
ill-1 in hour 11 Woman talk in that low key
aid-111111111111 charm i-1 rin- -11 the true lady.
in the mortuary of home how 1111111 11
rum-11111111111 the frttfnl 1111111 111111111110?!
'be wmny 111-1411111111 «~- 111mb.
r1111, 111111 111-1.1.11.1.
A pn‘ttt ornament to brightvn 11 ball ll
”aiming plant on the 111-Wei post. if
his post is tint but" 11 111111111111ch brass
1r nibcr nit-tn] fastcml 1111111le to it and
alou- inside it 11 palm or other plant that
111111111111 nouns 1m much light and air.
Pia-plant. should, of mar-11.1» movie
in another got, so that it may he "Us:
mveuisntly.
s
,“ It Sticks"
’jusl lankxn edges 1111mm. ll 11111111111
11111111111 as 1 11111-1 111111 .1' .1 rock,
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Soap
Nothing lsso harassing to the feel.
legs as to have beautiful clothes
torn and eaten by the one of poor
soaps, full of inrtrious acids. Not
only does 51ml gilt Soap prevent
wear and tear, ‘it actually saves
clothes. It' s a labor-saver, too. be-
cause lt does about all the work
itself—little rubbing and no bother.
Besides, it prevents woolcns from
shrinking.
Wilma. 1411.. llnaoalllarrison 31s.. it].
Connecticut
Laundry,
l'lavilnnd street.
Everything is now running
smoothly at the new laundry
and the quality of the work
turned out is quite favorably
commented upon.
The standard of excellence
aimed at is high, and it is in-
tended that it shall be attain-
ed and maintained.
No change in the prices
charged by other laundrics.
Bring in your bundles or
send address and wagon will
1.111
Connecticut
Laundry,
[Ln-11.11111 street.
'I‘lll‘i l’1\l..\i‘l'2ri
ANI‘IlfiN‘l‘ litil i'l‘
had their walls shining wnh gold. and
sparkling Willi pun-tom «111111111, but 1111111-
crnart1111111-1111tr1‘1‘ml 111 1|. «11:11 decoru-
tinlmuf 11 Icon costly character in the
111-antif111111-111g11-1.1111l r1~iin11l color and
blizult'u of wall paper-1, inc/M, 111311111111
n11 Inn-kw lump-1111 11111 \“M’Ii‘tl and rely;
1111111 stock at such truiptmg prim-11,
Painters Woppltos
Artists M mortals, Pictures
Pictures framed 11111111111.
l’ainnnu. l'aporhanging, [haunting
and Sign Writing
.1 N It 'l‘i‘:.lil'f.1:.~t 11F
”MIXER-1‘
79 Washington Street. 30. Has-walk.
‘i rt‘ . 1, .-
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Amllb‘iutt‘111,111‘1v17111l’utr.
2-1.! .1 12111111 t 111,211"
11.111111311141111 v.11}. 1.1: Page's files
is lllt: ('1. 11'. i‘llllllsr lllll‘.” ll la 11”
truly to put on with-11.1 any busting.
It is $1.4 111’ drains; 111‘. time 111111l~
111.1111iJl-1xtsiudilute 111-11.11. if is
light as piper, 111111111 :11 111 at a glass.
80 it suits ALL 1111111111115.
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GLUE
THE:
BOSTON STORE
NORWALK, CONN.
Alwsys in the Lead. lever Waiting for Others, Always Showingfhe Vlsy.
WE ARE cLEARme ouR COUNTERS or ALL
SUMMER GOODS.
IN OUR GREAT CLOliK ROOM.
Separate Skirts. - Dress Goods.
We have Black Sicilian, Figured Mohair, All our 39c and 500 Summer Dress Goods,
Black Diagonal, Blue Hcrgc, at $2.25,:lltif11), 25c.
$1.271, $5.01,), £5.50 1111111161111. (111 all these, KitChan Department
for the next week, we shall take 251 per
cent. oti‘.
Porcelain Lined Preserving Kettles, 11 qt,
350; 10 qt., 42c; 12 qt., 49c; l-i qt., 5113.
Shirt Waists.
Slop Pails, galvanized iron, 390.
We have. as we always have, a beautiful Heavy Tin Dish Pan, 19c.
hue, Galvanized Water Pails, file, 250 and 896.
than ones for 11111.1. Veranda Seats, 5 for 25c.
$11” ones {01""30- Sticky Fly Paper, 3 double sheets for 51:.
$1.25 ones for title. Colored Vat Blue Bowls, 101:.
7. '11: ones for 1511c. .lardinieres, tic, 150, 25c, 89c, 490 to $2.98.
5011 once for2. Glass Vases, 100 each.
25c ones for lite. I
Domestic Goods. 33ig Bargains at Hosiery Dept.
61) dozen, another case Ladies' Fast Black
15 pieces Apron Ginghmusfilc. per yard.
271 pieces Scotch Ginghams, 25c ones for Seamless Hose, 8c per pair, six pairs for 39c.
121,12. 5110 :26 in. Gloria Umbrellas, steel rods, all
311 pieces 7c Brown Sheeting for 51.31:, perfect goods, well worth $1.75; first come,
511 pairs Summer Blankets. the. first served, each 980.
is dozen Men's Fancy Lanndered Percale
Shirts, all new, real value, 89c;special, 50c.
Gloves.
Ladies, 4-button white, black embroidered
backs, absolutely the best $1.60 glove on
the market, 1111 clean, fresh stock; per pair,
$1.011.
Linens.
1’18 111. Bleached Table Linen, 23c.
5111111111” Bleached Linen, 2711..
2.3 dozen Linen Tray Cloths, 10c.
50 dozen Linen D Oyles , .1c.
1 piece Red Damask, slightly damaged, 50c
quality for 250.
Crash.
Get your Preserving Jars before they are
all gone, Mason's and Lightning, pints,
and quarts
All sizes in Screen Doors and Window
Screens.
THE BOSTON STORE,
001'. Main and Wall Streets, NORWALK,_CONN
111 pieces Toilet Crash, 4c.
in pieces All lslllL‘ll Crash, ‘10.
l‘..’ pics-es (Ihcck Crash, for fancy work, for
101: and 1212c. ‘
TELEPHDNI CALI... 68-2
Important Questions Answered!
At
Borden's Extract of Coffee, for picnics, etc?:- say,
mour’s
Where can I obtain the finest (iilt Edge (' ream i
1 High Grade Teas, is all the name indicates—sim-
ery liutter' 111 1111111, 211: lb; .‘1li1.-1 for $1. 1111" 1'
1 ply perfect. "
_1 A full line 11f the Ferris Celebrated Hams, Bone-
1 less Bacon, etc. The finest goods to be secured ?
finest 1
l
Delicious Java and Mocha ("om-c. the
goal-111011111111 to1l1ain‘ 1Fancy White lt‘ullCream Cheese, 0111 English
. ' 1 1 .’
'1 Diary Philadelphia Cream.Nenfchatcl'. ’
W’Notnbot cheap, but how good. We can serve you in the most acceptable manner.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
Loading Grooor.
33 WEST WASHINGTON $11, -
FORCE or HABIT
is very powerful. it may take you to the old store where you
have traded for years, but REFLECTlON upon the fact that
you get the some, or possibly bettcrqnnlity, for ”ALI" l’RlCl‘I
will surely bringyon to 11s. liXAhllNli! COMPARE! THINK'
SO. NORWALK.
“trot-limo! Illu‘rm ..... .. . , , rim-Ma 'l‘winltnr 11111-11 lamp ...1.-. . tennis
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