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WASHiNGTON March 27wll‘lar'
‘Hlile-m‘rla a prominent oystIor
or of Bridgeport is spending a
cw daydiu this city, on his way homi-
tro ‘slx Weeks’ business trip to the
thigh ‘1 Clubs. Mr. Morris went to
I “And accompanied by F. J Narru
0%, Frank Smith and Lyman S Cut
.1 prominent business men (If
t.- Thcse gentlemen. in con
th some New Haven capltulI
(1 there in Connecticut, havc
27.000ficrcs of fruit land (III
i by, Cuba. and have organic
lumpy known as the Cuban
lullaby.
company has been negotiating
property for some time. it is
the finest fruit growing sec
island and perhaps in the
”kinds of tropical fruits will
range ad expo ted to this country
' Ire dy mar at is to be found.
pal crop this your will be
I lb, of which the company has
“(70 notch. The first crop will be
at (1 this spring. They have (x
fillet! Irhil‘roa’d and" steamboat facili-
” (15 re well equipped. This is
first American companies
It the island. and the pros-
a good business are excel-
e gentlemen sent down by the
‘ y to look the ground over come
31in pleased with the prospects
i {the island in general 1‘th
, (Impacted by a native Cuban.
“exiled from the island during
,years' war. Through him
were able to come in close con-
'yltll. litany of the natives and
, ,gingly Ion conditions and people
‘ Wilton asked as to the pro-
, 'Jl, Illa (incession of 20 per cent Mr
said: I “l (i not think such a
ton will be 1’ much it any.
the Cubans. Forty per cent.
ill t 0 them some good. That is
This y what they went down there and
I (Still that the United States ‘would
them ii‘rue I saw no evidence
emu Buffering on the island. at
, not more than anywhere else
“Still, to Mite the island what it
Elle tobacco people of Cuba have
,ér been as prosperous as they are
new; but in my opinion a reduction
Will not hurt the growers of the Con-
nautical valley in the least. On the
I.c6ntrary from what i saw in Cuba
at ilrmly convinced it would be a bcu
3 .63}, to our Connecticut farmers. pm
I add the reciprocity fcatiuc of thtI
'osltion goes through Congress
5 Would allow Connecticut map
I , _ ers to go to Cuba at a reduced rate
fob duty. Cuba does not gr'ou enough
wthppersto cover their own cigars,
‘and never will. The Connecticut wrap
more would be used more extensively,
and another market would be opened
up for our tobacco industry
Wile sugar planters on the other
really need concessions and 40
. (lent. is about the lowest that will
In erlaliy aid them. This l gatheI
(on: general observation only as we
Idid not specially study the sugar ques-
atoll. We did however go into a huge
' hero! cigar factories one i got to
t‘ililte familiar with the tobacco sit»
It on on the island.
, found a very strong sentiment in,
fit, '1' of annexation of the island, All
'fli merican residents are of course
‘in aver of it but the Scottish, men,
‘ ts and in fact all the business in, (r
' ’06! the island say that the only impel
I0 is in annexation to the United
“3 The only opponents to annex-
(a n that can be found are the. half
lb (is and those who do not. cure to
Mil “They: have become. so}, accus
linguist! to war and holding otfice _ at
do not Want conditions than (i.
its ”people“, however as a whole. ex
688 confidence in President Palms
ddike1him,hut some of the moneyed
men of the island fear the men he
‘ (and him.
here is on the island on undercilr
' (on of unrest which is ot course nut:
under the circumstances and i
use that American capital will not feel
go to Cuba until some more
will 3 vergment is established. Ev-
, ' siting and wondering
‘ thumped when the United
lets go of the government in
Still it an American cares to
(II- C. H ‘Platt today in the Son-
fihbposed (In monument to the riv~
er, mid herb bill as it passed the
' ‘ relatlfio‘. to the proponed survey
HaIgfpt-(l lo Holyoke., After fol
Edited bill as to the appoint
th monoment
estimating
damages and
t staining said .
(intuit hear all can.
' I or. so me cm: as: may be.
ry, is ”hereby appropriated to".
ill expenses eesofsnld board, and for
urveys, Ordered by it in addition:
use already made. Nothing in",
h be construed as permit-
or déetrudtlo (If any
, ‘ ' improvements (In,
river owned or used ‘pr are
, oruhrporot‘ions public:
Isucicty or Loud Workers and the mic
, will be’present and will sing
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PENSION MATTERS lN CONGRESS.
Senator (1H Flatt has presented (I
bill increasing the pension or James
McGuire an inmate of the Suldiurs‘
Home (It Norolon Heights from $8 per
month to $12. McCuiro served in Com-
pany ll. 'l2th Connecticut Volunteers,
and also in thtI regular army. lie foul
mouth but was reduced a short timi-
Daniel A. Hall of Norwalk, from M2
{to $50 our mouth was also presented
lb} Senator l’lattIII Hall was a mem-
ber of Company ll, 20th Connecticut
contours and is now blind and
Iwholly dependent I
A third bill introduced by Senator I
in behalf of Coulee W.‘
il’luil was
lounge or Stumfmd to increase his
pension from Hi2 per month to $25.
Young was in Company 1) 6th (lou-
ucciicui Volunteers. He is now 82
,II‘IIIIIs (Ii age and quite needy
Mr. Sperry. in the: l-lousc, introduced
a bill granting a pension to Lurcrett (‘.
Lindlcv, of New Haven, who scrvcdiu
Company lI‘, 15th,ConIIIecticIIt Volun
tI-Iers during the war. The bill culls for
$35 per month. Lindley has iIciIn l'i“
jccicd bv the. Pension ()fllcc on liti-
coIInt ot’ a technicality. which this hill
is intended to correct.
The IIIIIIsion bill of Miss Alida
l‘uyuc, oi Middletowu invalid (laugh-
thI of John A. Puync, pusscd tlIcS S-(In
aic yesterday afternoon. it passed the
”OllSt‘ some weeks ago. The hill was
introduced by Mr. Sperry.
CONNECTICUT PENSIONS.
Connecticut pensions were issued to
day as follows: Original in Gilbert ll.
Norton, of Manchester, $8 per month.
and to Andrew J. Smith." of New ”ll:
you. ilh‘ per month. increase to Joseph
'1‘. Boers, of llrookfleld. $12 per month:
to Charles 1.. Chuppcll, of Canterbury.
$12 per month and to John D. Jones.
oi Salisbury. $8 per month Original
widows to Eli/n Anderson of Thump
souvillc, $8 pcr month
RURAL DELIVERY ROUTE.
’l‘h(I Post Office Department has is-
sIch orders to establish two new ru Ial
(rec dcll‘vcry routes from tiIII’Rn(-l(~
ville post. office. The routes (”'0 47
miles long and cover an area ()l'Iiib‘
square miles. The population served
in Lilli and there are 26?» houses on
the routes. Peter Siciert and l.. N.
Charter are named as carriers. 'l‘hII
service. will commence May 1.
POST OFFICE PE'l‘l'l‘iONS.
Mr. Sperry has received a petition
from the patrons of the llilzhwood post
office. asking that the cities be made a
station of New Haven, with free deliv~
cry. lie is also in receipt of a pull-
lion asking for free rural delivery
from the iiamden post ofllce. Both pc
titlons were referred to the depart
merit, with favorable endorsements.
PERSONALS. -
Quite a-lurge excursion party from
Connecticut is down here on a sight
seeing trip. They are at the libbiil
llousc. ‘
Postmaster Gilbert 3. Benham. of
llumilcn. is in the city for a few (iavs‘
Ilsit.
Othcr C(Inneiticut I'Iisitms are i W
S Peck and W ll Minor of New Hu-
vcn: Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. lI‘IIislIii-I.
of Hartford, and Mr. and Mrs, A. II).
MchuII, of Norfolk.
THE VICE or: NAGGING.
Clouds theihhppincss (If the homc.
but (I nagging woman often needs hclp.
She may be so nervous and rundown
in health that trifles annoy her. if she
is melancholy. excitable, troubled with
loss of appetite, headache. sleepless-
ness, constipation or fainting and dis
zy spoils, she needs Electric ilittcrs
the most wonderful remedy for ailing
women. Thousands of sufferers from
fcmnle troubles. nervous troubles.
backache and weak kidneys havr.I used
it and became. healthy and happy Try
it. Only 50c, F. H. Baxter guarantees
satisfaction.
STATE MEETING OF ADVENTISTS.
An all day meeting and convention
of the Connecticut Advent Christian
Sunday schools, the Young People's
,sion committee will be held in the nil-
vent Christian Church corner of Bar-
,num avenue and Brooltwstrccfi ”Bridge
}Ilort, on Friday of this week. Meet
inns will be held commencing at 10, 2
and” 4. Speakers from out of town will
be present The Rev. Henry Stone of
Wallingford, president of the Sunday
so (tool association will address the (Iv-
ening meeting The Rhinesfli others
(IE t.h(II "
o 'clock service A ladies” trio will also
render several selections at each ser-
vice All are invited and will be made
welcome.
SAVED A BOY's LIFE.
Mrs. Captain ii. Hubbard. or Mil
lord. Del. says: "Brazilian Balm ssv
ed my buy’s life. He began just like
the one we lost with croup. We gave
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep, and was all right in the atom
ing."IFor sale by R. K’Piaisted and
F. H. Baxter
"THE Loreen ‘
SEHHli‘H BHHE
Absolutely and Completely Cures
:8“ Forms of Dyspepsia indiges-
lion C ta ,h and Ulceration of
. yspepsla Care
has made a complete care. i say
elapsed to convince me of my en
tire recovery.” '
Nathan Folk. of Boise. ldahtI,
writes
"Suffered for years. Tried evII
erything. Your remedy cured me. "
Thomas B Gees. Boise, Idaho
says:
"Mr Folk recommended
cure. to me. Was suffering with
the worst kind of stomach trouble
Have used Nun's Dyspepsia“
and (on a well man today C
praise it too highly. "‘
hri
t net compensation“? *
man
m hale by stilioomPoweil cor-
W hi
, II‘l, cool (it p [0 of $12 Irl
fl pa" Men "I Waghjnglun I?“ vr vs 1 can u ptI
‘ i
A bill increasing the pension oI’,
to buy from the makers
l ~ i I"
l
l
i
Dr.
winter to summer.
but makes rich,
nerve force
nerve remedy this spring.
Uncle Remus Molasses
Jug.
real article. it was squat. dark brown.
and broken handled. with II couple of
haithiichcs chropc above the arch
for carrying. Many years ago, on his
wedding night, Old Master gave the
jug to Rcmus with ll t.I:ooIi'two gallons
of hard rider for fcstivitics‘ sake. Old
Master was long sincc (loud, and lie:
mus, an old man, an old decrcpid man,
as he hobbled home from the store,
his cube in one hand, his jug of mo
losses in the other, lluclc llIInIus‘ loot
lloolicd. his cane slipped and hII and
his jug foil and his jug “as bIokIIn.
“Darc now", said liuclc llcmus ”ii I
had took some of \liliSt‘ ilI, Dick‘s
medicine 1 'w'ouliiut lIuIl dis llcic rheu-
matism, and i wouldn‘t havc broke (lot
I jug."
(IPIIIIIIIIIII
JOHN I. CAMP
(if you don‘t know him, you ought to).
He represents the State of Connecti-
cut, particularly the Twin Cities of
Norwalk, daily in the capital city—w
New York He also represents to you
inithfully, honestly and truly the great
Clothing and Outfitting house of V
(mu, HIIIII Ii: hi
, .Broadwall at 651‘ St.
This is one of the representative es
tabllshment‘s oi the Empire City. Yet
‘ as, they make the garments they sell
the prices are much lower for some
grade than the small dealers who have
Children.
red blood;
Uncle llcmus' molasscs Jug was ”it‘ ,
. ,lllgton "
Nothing but the most stylish new. '
‘ up to- date Clothing for Men Buys and
V ItingI‘, with the French Grand Opera
‘ ‘1 Bridgeport;
, I this (:0
I Criteria New Orleans, and will open in
A PERIOD OF STARS.
Bridgcpcrt‘s Theatre Season Will Go
on Record as Unsurpassed—Some ,
of the Future Attractions. i
The ilIIIIIlIII SIIIISIIII its int (it. lli'ldgc ,
poll. is t‘tllli't‘lllt‘th will i in III in ii Illa/I
(If (Elm II and tho list of. attractions 3
\lhlt‘li Managin- (i. ll. iiuuucii of tin.
Park (‘ilv Theatre, has booked for the
(lotto of tho season is lIIilliIIIIt with
thII aims of tho theatrical iirnlamcul.
As a spcciul luusth offering Prim
lose (V: llocksiudm' I: miuslrcls no“
running: slicccssliiliy ill the Victoria
Tili‘fltl‘t‘, New York, will appear on
March it . Others to follow in rapid
succession III-(I this Skinner and his
cotnpuuy the Rich (V: Harris "Soldiers
of Fortune“ (EIIIIIpuuy, .lohn Ill-cw in
"The Second in Command." in which
hcscorcii (IomIIlIItII (nit-cons III New,
York this season, the well known lira!
Iliutilintlon of Mark Twain‘s “l’IIIld‘II
chd Wilson," Elsie DI-I‘Woli'c iu “’l‘hII
Way oi the World," James O'Neill in a
splendid new prmluctiou of “Monte
Christo.“ and “Are You a Mason." now
running in New York.
One of the plays which has been
booked .will be receivcd with special
favor. it is “Eben lioldcn." which
wlli'ctunc hero for (I return date. Ev-
ery one who saw that IIcIII‘IIrmuucc lIc-
t'orc. it went into New York, curly in
the smtson,’will wish to sec it cabin.
and the many who missed th(I first up.
portunily will be glad to tnkc the sec
and and become acquainted with the
lovable old man as he appears on the
stage. The dramatization oi ‘Eben
llolden‘ is as good as that of "David
Hurum." and the. return date will be
looked for with intcrcst. ’
After having heard excerpts from
the opera whistlcd. sung, hootcd and
hurdy-gurdied for the post two years.
Bridgeportcrs are to be. invited to a
performance of Florodora by the first
company. That is not the company
which wits \vreckcd in the South some
time ago but is the real first company.
.MIIsI Fiskc is coming in her latest
play. and Theodore Waters will play
the comedian in “0‘ Fly‘nns Stone
IWnll " Chauncey, Olcott is booked for
the latter portion of the season. and
another popular success will be seen
here. “The Rogers Brothers in Wash-
Negotiations are now pending for a
number of other well known attrac-
lions the one which will be of most in-
,tdrest to Bridgeporters being "The
laIibeI-ty Belles,"Inuw touring the Mid-
dle West. meat theatre goers will be-
particularly interested in the. success
of Mt‘. Bunnell in securing that opera
Ijtllu belles is Mitts Katherine
Who has many friends hear.
Negotiations are also under way for
the appearance or Mrs. Patrick Camp
bell and Kyrlc Bellow.
Mr;l Bunncll is! in addition negotia-
company for live dates, three to be
kitten to New Haven and two to,
The company came to
yi‘rom Paris for the Madri
Hammerstelwsknuw theatre in New
’ ee ,
Greene’s Nervuru blood and nerve remedy is indeed “The World’s Great
' Spring Medicine." It has come to be recognized as the best passible spring medicine
to take, and the people everywhere use it during the trying spring months to tone up
anew the relaxed nerves and reinvigorate and enrich the blood. A spring medicine is
a necessity if one wishes to keep in perfect health and vigor during the changes from
This perfect spring medicine, Dr. Greene’ 8 Nervnm blood and
nerve remedy, is exactly what the system needs at this season. It not only purifies,
it. not only strengthens and invigorates the nervous
system, but rte-energizes and revitalizes the nerves by feeding them with renewed
and power; it is not only an aid to digestion, but it creates a regular,
natural, and healthful action of (be bolva‘ls, liver, and kidneys, which in the spring
are always sluggish and inactive. By all means use Dr. Greene’ 8 Nervum blood and
Notice.
To Contractors.
(In‘uc (If the Selectmen or th(I Town
of Nuiwalk, Conn.
March 24, 1902.
Sculcil proposals will be received at
the Sclectmcu's (mice, Norwnlk, Conn,
up to .‘l p, m. of the 3d (lay of April,
lilo“ for the making and care of tho
highw I'm: in said town which will be
divided into the Iiisllicts. Plans and
specifications may live seen .It the Sc
lcctxucu‘s oilicc. Bids to Iecclve. con-
sideration must be from residents of
the town. 'l‘lnI right l‘cscrvcd to re-
jccl any or all bids if considered to
the bust interest. of thc town.
S. \MUFL I YNES
NIXMES A. BROWN,
WILLIAM B. REED,
m24 idt Selectmen.
Spring Opening
FINE MILLINERY
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
MARCH 26 and 27.
The display will be fully double that
of last season and the selection con-
tains some ot‘vthc finest designs of the
milliucr’ s art. Ladies of The Norwalks
and near by towns are cordially in
vitcd.
M. F. Ackerman,
31 Main street. NORWALK.
Connected with large Bridgeport es
tabiisbment.
The store will be open until!)
Wednesday evening.
o clock
Any Uutuorlenble
Machinery?
, Pat Into
Workable Condition
Hamptly f
Reasonably
(I
THE G. N. McKl'BBIN
M'F’G CO.
W. R mailman Maytag".
50 WATERSIZ. ‘ so. NORWALK.
Pamela.
, wt. N it
I ilvc- mastild (dinosaur ((an ,
Ibullt at West Mystic for the Dowcll
I shops.
‘ I AVEN ‘
PIS-Tito new
(I ll. Dubuls
t.I
Inset. (It New Ham arrived. here at
Inoou yesterday to ill out for her inl-
Itial voyazle. The vessel was greeted
Iby the whistles of harbor craft and
She will sail south to a’ few
days to road coal for II northern port.
COULD NOT BREATHE
Coughs, colds (Iroup. grip. bronchi-
l.,li-i other thr'oat and lung troubles are
quickly citrud by One Minute Cough
(hire. Ono Minute Cough Cure in not
It more,cx'peclorunt. which gives only
,‘chuporury rclioi‘. it softens and ii
,quliicn the mucous, drawn out. the in-
: ilummatiou and removes the cause (If
5 Miss.
‘ IIIo disease. Absolutely safe. Acts at
once. “One Minute Cough Care will
(to all that is claimed for It. ” says Jun
iii-c of tho. l‘cucc .l. (2. Hood, Crosby,
“My wife could not got her
ibroulh illlil was relieved by the first
, (lose.
.20 years Member of Congress.
it has bccn II benefit to all my
family.
ARRIVALS 0F VESSELB.
BOSTON. March 27~~Arrivcd:
Stcut‘ucr II (IIIIia from Liverpool,
"The Buck oi the
Presidents’ “
By General Charles H. Groovenor,
l‘ro-
’ pounced the most sumptuous and rung-
Inlgliccutly beautiful book ever issued
in the United States. Contains .28
large full page Photogruvure Portraits.
reproduced from the bent paintings in
the Capitol Building. the Congression
ill .l..IiiII'ary, the Corcornn Art Gallery
of Washington and the White House.
Iloih President. McKinley-and Presi-
dr-ut. ltooscvcli. poacdspecially .in the
White llousc for their portraits to be
new] only and exclusively in this work.
This is the greatest. honor ever con-
icrrcd on any publication issued in
this country. it is a work that” will re-
ilcct credit upon the nation. ll‘vel‘y
Patriotic Am ricnn citizen will buy it.
Selling at sig It. High class men and
womcn employed on commission or
part salary and part commission. :1,
him ycarly guaranteed for a year's
permanent work. Also Manager want-
on to open a small ofllce at harmI or
in homtI town to have charge of agents
and correspondence, looking after the
advertising and other work. Fortunes
can be made on this publication with-
in tbe next thrce.years. Write for
terms and circulars. Address THE
CONTINENTAL PRESS, Corcoran
Building opposittI United States 'i‘rcu-
sury, Washington. D. C
D. W. RAYMOND
. FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMIALMER.
19 North Main St. South Not-walk
Residence, 9 Crescent Terrace
Telephone at house. In
Our
OxidiZed.
Safes
ARE STRONG. HANDSOME
AND USEFUL
We [can them to those (who (wish
to ss'be up small ‘sums'at home
For particulars
, call a! the bank
Sillilll NORWAIK
SAVINES. BANK
UNITED ,BANK BUILDING
Open daily from 9:00 {a [2:00
1:00 to 3:00
Saturday evening 6:00 to 6:00
SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL.
CITY IIIIIIOIIII. an
_ SOUTH NORWALK, CONN
Capital. unaccoao
Surplus. 3100300130
Other Profits. 330000.00
.IuIIII a. (sum. President.
.Ilco'n II. lAl'TbN. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
John H. Ferric Henry Seymour ,
John H. Knapp Christian Ewart:
John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin.
Accounts Sollclted.
THE 30be NORWALK
TRUST COMPANY
is now located in, its new
Home No 93 ‘WaShington St.
. where it can offer slimy facili-
ly for the safe and expeditious
lag Business. . .
Savings Department pays ‘4
per cent on deposits.
Safe Deposit Bares now
ready for radial.
l
Trust of curry kind received.
conduct of the General Bank
State at Ohio, as, City of Toledo,
Lucas County.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner or the firm of F.
.l. Cheney it (30., doing business in the
City of Toledo. County and State afore-
said, and that said lirm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use of
liall's CntIIIIlI ( ‘,qu
FRANK J. CHENEY.,
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence,3 this tlth (lay of Decems
her, A. 11,188
bA. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Hall’s Caturrh Cure is taken lnton
nully and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Sand for testimonials free.
10...! (‘illiNEY.& 00., Toledo, 0.
Sold bv Druggists, 75c.
Hall' (I Family Pills me the best.
Notice to the, People In fienerul
,That a special sale (If Wines and
Liquors will take place this week only
at our store, 18 Main street. The
rcason we offer this special sale is be
cause we have just. received a. car
load of bottled Wines and Liquors
which we are. ready toI dispose of
at very low prices naming you a few
brands which the. rest is too numerous
to mention:
Taylor Whiskey s1 Hunter“: 81, Old
Crow 31 J. Pepper 31, Wilson St, Mar-
teil XXX $1. 75, Hennesy XXX $1.65,
Hostetter's Bitters 90c. Finche’s Gold-
en Wedding 95c, Mount Vernon, (gt,
95c Guckuhelmer. (gt, 96c, Monogram
90c, Old Nellon 75c, Belmont 75c,Bour-
hon 75c, Llnc0ln County 75c, Gibson
75c, Holland Gin 75c, 0ch Tom Gin 75c.
imparted Kimmel 75c, imported Jam
:isum 75c, irish and Scotch Whiskey
c.
By giving us a call you will convince
yourself.
BIRNBAUM BROS.
18 Main St. Norwaik Conn.
m IMPOR rm ”Em.
runs or mus Insunmct
First I
Are you insured in a strong
company that is “contingratiou-
, proof"?
Second _
Is your policy correctly writ
ten by an experienced agency?
The experience of a quarter of a
century is at your service.
JACOBM. LAYION.
Fira Insurance
5 Railroad Place
So. Norvuik.
Fire Insurance
seems to be about the only commodity
bought without regard to quality.
Thole are as many grades of insur-
ance as there are of merchandise.
You are undoubtedly paying for the
best quality; are you quite sure you 2
are getting it? Better to know now
than after tne lire. Our fifteen years‘
experience on the subject hale fitted
as to do this well.
Taylor a. Golden,
Telephone Call, 107—4.
1947. 19oz.
Plumbing and Steam Heat
my. .
Hot Water Heating.
Hot Air Holland.
STOVES AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Gas'and Steam Fitting.
Gas Fixtures, Metal Ceiling,
Have you seen our stocx of
RICHMOND RANGES?
The Jones 8 flotchldss Milan!
17 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
etc.
When you buy coaiyon want sfull
measure. Not only want the quality
right but the quantity as well. When
you place the order with us room
sure of satisfaction in every bit of cool
you buy. _
Place your orders with us and get
your money's worth. Our price equal:
any and our coal surpasses all.
living iIIIkIIIIIIIii it
Successors to 3. Harris
122 Water St. Tel. 31-6.
branch omen it So. has: st. , I.
. (Miami-«ta
.(I Panasonic.
, , “you: less
‘fiQi'iic‘tu. pm ill nin Strum.
“them". can:
so... rand for Booklet on me.
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