:1 11 DRUGGIST. 1 1
205 Washington Stuff. WI: Namath.
Br 1280901 t. .
rs Charles 11111111111 is visiting in: V
Di idgeport today.
The sol/ere wind of last Friday blew
ovoi a large tree in Pleasant street.
The regular monthly reports from
bothkschools are being distiibuted this
was .
M1. and Mrs George Cole of Cove‘
avenue have returned from a visit to .
l)anbnry.1‘ ‘ .‘1
l A well-known young man of this
place loft suddenly Saturday 101 parts . 99
Bull in-
unknown.
The residence of Samuel
van' Zandt street is being connected
with the gas main
Eben S. Hosted was in. Norwalk‘ Sat 1
11min attending 'the' hearing in the D111
vid oyt will case.
Mr; and Mrs. Henry D. Wright. of‘
East avenue spent the Sabbath with
relatives in Danbury.1
‘ A Bible reading will be held tomor-
row evening at- the liome‘ot Miss Hat
tie Walsh in Cottage avenhc.
Mrs. James Hodges of Brooklyn. is
visiting Mrs. 11111011 Sherwood. of Plea
sant avenue foi 1‘1 few days.
C. P. 0010' of Bridgeport manager
of Cole‘s Elec ric Express, was in East
Not-walk toda, '.on business.
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Comv
pauy will hold its annual meeting and
election of officers this evening. 1
Mrs Frank 0. Holly and daughter
of stamford are. visiting Mr. and Mrs
LoRoy ll Wheeler. of Fort street.
’1‘. ll Griffin is immoving daily, but
it will be two- weeks at least before
the genial diuggist will be on his feet
again.
The Lucky Nine are going to play
the Bauhaus. both teams from this
place on Mayflower Oval Saturday
afternoon.
Hubert 31114115111111 and Charles '1‘.
Mitchell have purchased a" seventeen
foot launch from the Palmer works in
Mlanus. .
Miss Susie Morchousc's class. from
the upper school. are at Rocky Spring
this afternoon. after flowers to dec-
orate their room .
H M Jennings. of Washington
street has left. the employ of Cole's
Electric Express 911:1: on the Wash
lugtdn htree’t bridge. ‘ »
oy.J . W. Davis retuyned 11511111111
from New Milford where he ocoupipd
the pulpit 01‘ the Advent Christian
Churo pvt: S‘unday. -
i'B‘ea 1y is 11111111; 1101110‘ 11111115111111;
fo1 Levi Jones. of Eastavenue, and for
J J. 13111111th 01 Spring street '1‘.er
race scum Navy/elk." 1‘
M11. and Mrs Daniel Wildman and
M11. and Mrs. Harry Wildman. of
Bridgeport, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. George Tattle; of Port street; 1
The twin naphtha launches owned
by Messrs.» Keogh andGoldonare now
mooted at the South Norwalk Launch
Club‘iloat and are the prettiest in the
harbor
Arthur Day will place Senator John
H. Forris' a launch Eva L. in commls
sion this week. The boat has been
moored for the winter soath of Sea
view avenue.
The residence of (11111911 Bogart at
the corner of South Osborn and Cot
tags avenues is receiving a coat of
white paint. E. 1E: Gorham is doing
the work
Robert Tate. of Rowan street is do.
about: of getting a game of ball for
Decoration Dav afternoon With an‘v
team whose players are not over fif-
teen years of ago.
Another very low tide. was noticed
this morning. The salts say they have
. not known the tide to be so low for
*, several years. South of Seaview ave 1
‘* one was bars for several hundred
yards. 1
J. w. Realty and Victor Tristram
drove to Trinity Lakw eSaturdav where
they spent Sandi}?1 lth“Mr.1Beatty's
son “Jack. " The entire party return
ed this morning.“..1ack" having spent
taro weeks at the Lake. .
. . The special Expectation Day choral
1.311 1 service at Flt. Paul's {Christ Church)
1 ‘ mission an evening was beautifully
rendered.- Next Sunday will be Whl
s‘un Day and the holy rite of purities:g
, will be conferred in the evening. 1.
Rev. -.J W. Davis will exchange 1111111
pits next Sunday with Rev. George 11
Without: pastor 15111111 Advent Chris
110:: Church. Bridgeport. who will
preach in the morning and evening.
His evening sermon will be on the
p'roohecy of Daniel. '
Mrs. John ,Luadli'ome. of Bridgeport.
rode to Flatt Norwalk yeilterd‘ay more;
1111112.: . diin nae acros 8 ti: . ,
tracks in East are lit-.1 the 11011111111131
caught in the rails and the rider was
throwa forcibly to the 3119111111. receiv-
inir severe bruisesb;a
'Captain Joseph c 011. the WGH'.
known chef, has taken a position for
the summer '0‘: steward on board the
1 ‘ Lockvt'do 1
~111111. 11. a Smith spent 31.5.1.1. in.
‘ Miss Dolores St. John. in‘ South Os:
1 '1.
Genuino‘
Carter 3
Little Liver Pills.
, Must luv Signaturo of
f
1. menstruation.
m mm m.- ’
.mitmmnoii
. CURE SICK-HEADACHE.
. 1- .m'
Christian Chuich yesterday. in tho
inbrnlng' he spoke on "i will give the'o
one heart and one way." aha his ev en
ing text was on Christ’s eating and
drinking with the Pharisees and Pub
ilcans In the evening the church was
filled to its capacity '
,The Young 1-Ladiesl industrial Socie-
ty of St. Paul's Mission. at its meet
ing last Friday evening at the hom‘e of
born avenue.'ele_cted Miss Anna War-
den pre‘sidout‘to succeed Miss St. John
who desired to retire Miss St. John!
considered that it would be best for
someone of more mature years to be
at the head of the society.
The committees from Elie East a‘ve-
nue church have been appointed for
Children's Day. the first Sunday in
June: Program H. J. Hypson Mrs.
Enoch Bowan Frank M1;-.rriam Mrs.
Prank Merriam. William Poyvez and
Edwin Godfrey; decoration. Jam rs L',
Homm'edieu Miss Cecile Osbotmn Miss
Clara Day Miss Cora Cole, Mrs Henry
Wright and Mrs. Samuelg‘iloimesu
The delegates {aim the East avenue
Methodist church to the bimonthly
NothaVlk Epw’orth League Union meet-
lwngstn be held this evening in the
'11 Metal: niii! ghlurcthre gun‘s;
sown!“ e eras: rs ran
Men-l an: midst“ ' and
11131111111111 Wright eOthois who will
attend are Rev. Edward Cunningham
and £1011 Egrlariié'W. C. Cdnninghsm.
FrederICk laid lid Alfred 01:11...
R0 WA YTON.
Miss Ethel Potty has been engaged
as teachm in‘ the Center school Dai-
lea.
‘ William 911111111. of Raymond street
spent Sunday with friends in Don-
,..bV11ry
Mrs. Annie Halstead has scoured a
position in A. israels store, in south
NorWalk.
The membem of the Methodist and
Baptist Sunday schools are preparing
‘or the Children' a day programs.
Mrs. Daniel Robinson. of Patchogue.
ll. 1., and Mrs. Wallace Young. ' of
stony Brook 1... 1.-. were the guests of
elatlves 11910 011 Saturday. 1
The Methodist Episcopal Chm-ell
111resented a ver flue appearance yen
uerday. having , eon thoroughlymeno
rated during the past ‘week under the
firection of the Lrulles' Aid Society.
The T. A. N. (1. Club gave a largely
attended dance in Guider’s Hall. Sat-
urday night. Messis. Utzinger and
iohnson. of South Norwalk. furnished
music. and the occasion was a very
pleasant one.
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DARIEN AND NOROTON.
The new place recently purchased
by Dr.1 Hanson of New York. has been
fitted 11p nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Hagcman. of West aye-
nue, have moved into rooms in Henry
ilcotieid's house.
Several from this place saw the ball
game at Decker Field. East No1wzlk.
Sbturdumnttornbon. . 1 \41'1 I ”1 11
John Oberlander has placed “No'Ad.
mittance" signsiat the entrances to
the Darien Launch Works
Edwin D. T118
New York or octmpylng their sum
mer homo 11110811131111.1111: Point.
Mr and Mrs. Albert C Wllison have
gone tolhousekeeplpg ts:
011 1M ‘V‘V'Wlllson‘
‘1 .
R .oiuateer Hook and Ladder
Company will soon commence to build
the new truck house at Newton.
Proprietor A. C. Bailey, of the Co
11111111111 Hotel. was in South Norwa‘ik.
Saturday night calling on friends 1
The Lane pla'ce. which has been no
copied by W“ J. Reid Ant Ox‘lRid ._ 11
use moi: 011;in
1 when. there was plenty at room as the
.fi‘llt iii tallest wt 1000110
plated by tomorrow and 1111.90.11.
’i'iiVly. of Dorian. will take possession
of the piano tempoi‘lsilly, 1111111 the
Rogers house on the shore. aroused!)
by Mrs Tilly and undershirt renal s.
is 10111111 for occupancy. wbic will at
be earlier than June 20.- 8110 will then
move in there and her daughter. MN
'1uylol' will take possession of the 01:1-
110111 11011110 for the balance of the 80111
F01).
*1, ”‘ -——.—-
' WESTPOR T.
wimpOIsible to foresee an accident
not impossible to be prepared for it.
Dr 'l‘homss's Eclectiic Oil-«Monarch
ovei pain.
1 Mrs. D. W. Crossman is ill at her
home in the Forms
Joseph Meyers is rocpvoilng from
an attack of pneumbuia. .
Mr. Morris. of Wright street. has a
new nurse and stirring c. 1
L, C Billings is selling out his
stock of wall papers at cost.
The cost of the town farm for the
month of Aprils/1113019217.
Taylor 62 Rich 1! received anoth-
' e1 barge of coal thii “week.
William Collins is putting his fast
yacht ‘.‘Devll" in commission.
Miss Carrie L.Crossp'1'au is visit-
ins friends in New York‘ city.
Miss Flora B. Bhorwbod has been
the guest of Mrs. w P. Osborn.
Michael McCormick has left the
enipldy of the Wesiporter1lieraid.
Next Thursday cyaning Westport
Grange will visit Cannon Grange.
11.. O. Benedicts tonsorlai parlors
are now lighted by electric lights.
L. C. Billings and men are paint-
ing the residence of Mrs H. A. Og1
den. 1 »
1.W H. Patric expects to open the
Hon day 1 ‘
The residence of 111.6 Wheeler. at
Saugatuck. has been painted and
warrants a fine appearance. '
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Cra‘vagan of
Rodding" ‘hilte' been the guests of
Mrs. Samuel Allen, Compo street
The Westport'flromatic Club will
probably present their play ii "Night
Off' during the. last week in this
month. '
Business at present at the factory
of the Saugatuck Manufacturing
Company is not very brisk. this being
their dull season. a .
Albert‘JV. Allen. the
constable, has purchased of .Blcycle
Dealer. 1‘. E. Leckwoo'd a handsome
1ve1 Johnson bicycle, the latest model.
with a1truss frame. ' .1 .
Miss Edna (iauit. clerk in W E.
Nash’s store has been unable to at
tend to her duties for several days
this week and Mrs. George St. John
has substituted for her
Oscar Allen. engineer at the 8110301
tuck Manufacturing Company. is con-
sldered one of the best bicycle sprint-
era in Saugutuck. We happen to see
him on the way to dinner the other
slay and he was turning a. ‘1 .30 clip.
well-known
night at the home- of W. H. Sexton.
at Saugatuck.'1‘bo car will leave in
7:50 from the post onic‘c. This is the
meeting for the annual election. The
paper will be: read by Mrs. T. C
stearns and will consist of a history
of the district schoolln the section
that now makes up the town of West
port.
The school board of the town of
Westport now have a place to hold
llielr regular meetings .wlthout balms
interfered with in the least. Their
new ouartermare 11: the .room former.-
it occupied by the Reading Room in
Hurlbutt's block. This room will pro
babiy. be fitted on. for the convenience
of the board and will contain bankcaa
as 010.1011 the holding of the teat
books. 1101111111. by the school commit
too (Or use. in the public schools. .
Postmaster iiarrls surprised his pu-
trons last neck by changing his post
office boxes. so that they now face the
street. This is an improvement. and
while not giving as much: room for
mail. at the saute time the room is
11111091! where it is needed most and
this 'is behind the boxes: Time was
boxes formerly stood- but when three
extra hands are at work which in-
cludo the rural delivery carriers. the
room it will be seen is needed. The
atrons of
be masses
known as an L, but the
1111;119:113 not mind it as
are” better accommodated 1
The next meeting of the Wéstport
he. in tact. one-of 1:111. mast interest-
Adams and Mrs. with,
who will furnish -
1. G 110
and they .will compete for the lar-
. 1 number 013 points. The program,
.1 1 ai'riil‘be' ‘03 1111101111111 10st
will coon t ntydlve pain
on 11 not twenty'il
. should be and more for their sides the
highest number of points.
,aviliou at Compo beach on Decors u
The 1113101112111 society will meet 10'
those waiting for the opening of the.
lock hoses are. located demonic-1.11:1
wbgiqg9 and family, at Orange pr-omises to be an interesting 11
' ‘d‘ay evening will
up very £013.. 1 ‘ 1 .1111.» 111111: to 11
you out; story line a man is tool.
011 another skeptic is made. We are!
figuraliy skeptical lab a loading hi
lislied statement gvon by some
stranger residing in 11 far “away 11101111.;
but the circumst aces are entirely 1111- 1
111111111 when hon'i endorsement is me-
aeiaeii. The testimony of local oitl 1'
zone lenders deceit impossible. it in
egg tor‘ you to investigate. Bold this
c 9'
Mrs. C Gonung. living on iliil sheet.
niiys‘: "i 11.11: 10011311: in ‘y'esris and
like a great many it“ peellibmi had
trouble with my kidneys for 0 1008]
time causing distressing backache.
could find nothing to give me any re
lie! and I fancied that Donn‘ s Kidney
.Pliis might help me. even if they did
‘ in care i went to Plaisted's drug
store and got a supply. 1 was not die
appointed Dean's Kidney Pills dis-
poaed of the last 11111111111119 back-
ache and suffering were a thing of the
Foster-1 Mil:
Price 50 cents a box.
burn 00. Buffalo. N. Y. sole agents
for the United Staten.
Remember the namewDoan'srwand
take no substitute.
points; dialogues twenty points for
each in 0 piece. Both Miss Adams
and Mrs Wood are working hard to
make the affair the success that it
Both wish
to state that a Member present and
not responding will result in a deduc-
tion 01' twenty points from the side to
Which they belong But. of course.
‘none will be present who will not 10111
rand ‘1 ,
opp—.41....“
Will be Held in the Norwalk Methodist
Church, NextlFrlday.
Following is the prog1 am of the New
York District Epworth 1.1111111: 511111111111
convention and institute to be held in
gifidNyorwalk Methodist Church. Vn'oxtV
:- a
MORNING SESSION A: 10. 00
Devotional Service.
Welcome—By the Norwalk League. .1
’ Eds/era S.Underbili.P1‘-esideut
Response-11 a member or the Dis
trict Boar . ' 1
1101101111 of Chapters. .
Reports of District Officers.
Business. .
.tddressw—"Misisiona. ”
Edmund D. Boner Madison. N. ,.J
‘ BASKET LUNCHEON.
Delegates are requested 10.11111
luncheon for the noon lion: and tal
will be provided: .
AFTERNOON SESSION AT 2 .700
Devotional saivlceu
2 :15—-Confere1:_ce on Spiritual W011:
Department
Conducted by Rev. B'urde'tie B. Brown.
. Hartford Conn. '
'J: 00~Coufereuce on Literary Work
Conducted by Rev. George 11‘. Email.
Derby, Conn.
J: low—Conference of league Piesl
dents.
Conducted by Rev. .111 as Montgom-
cry DD" .Preridi‘n'g Eder. N Y.
, Dtsi 1t ,1
11: 30411111151111. “Bible Stud)!“
Rev. W 19.8 00 hold; Greenwich Conn.
moo—11.111111“: 1. 1
R.ev John Krona. CD" New York.
Announcements. 1 _-
SUPPER.
Provided by Not-walk Chapter. at
which time‘ "T “is" will be introduc-
ed as a new. 0'
EVENEND SESSION AT 7.00
Praise and teatime meeting for one
hour. assisted by rge chorus choir.
Reports of Nominating Committee.
Offering.‘
Address—~“ Power. " 1
Re‘v. Henry Baker, D.D.. 'New 'Raven.
Benediction.
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THREEV CITIES TOV UNITE.
W
Plan for Outing for 1.000 Children——
Nate's of Salvation Army Doing!
Captain Nation. officer in charge of
the Salvation Army work ‘of south
Norwalk made a call upon captain
French. yesterday. and plans are be
big mode in the Twin 0 ice to have an
outing for the children the same’as
arranged for here. Captain Nssoa. is:
desirous of innitlng with iCaptain
French in this last. it Cap-
it the
transportation of the“: inter: can be,
arranged. satisfactorily. it is possible
11:11 11111111 wlil be at. lesliit 111000111119:
on‘e‘i: c‘a’rod for on _ plans of these
o
con 1111a '11.
'0! in‘ the first place
the in June or earl 1
,1 noise have taken hold of
ti: ‘ tortillas. and are «0111111111111 .
. ‘ little collect! :1 boxes '
have best: placed it!“
is off rt will eomo’ giro 1
1c€ivis 11111113119 instructip relati
ii
11110 Panther Creek valley in the ex-
EPWORTH LEAGUE CONFERENCE. -.
3. ' 11‘1 1l‘
. tie up- -in the three anthracite coal
tOiiay‘that the corporation had no, in—
; kcompanles are of the same mind "
' --'l‘he report that a revolution is on
wt 9 the point at misusing out- 5010' as a re.
.WW? boa “ill-10,8
pesos: rem .. 1 ,
and 11111110111011.“ ruins the three
ayii suspension ordered by the Scian
tau convention. Two thiiils of the col
lloriea it: this vicinity are owned pr-in
‘cipal by the Phliadelphlul& 11011111
lag. ennsyivania and Lchigi‘: 110111
Hcompaiiles While all the collio1les
whilties w'cre News the men kept 11w
by from all opeiatious. There was
no disturbances. Miners will be 1111
11101111911 in the numerous sections of
tlie.‘district today by their leadprs who
will complain all that. occur-ad in New
York and Samples 11111911111111.1011“
111.111 the “locals“ will most to elect
delegates and insuuct them whether
to vote for 01 against a strike at the
Hazlctonconvcution..1
rorrsvnna. pend.- May 12—111mm
treme. eastof the coal basin to Wil-
liamstown on the want andfrom the’
Ma easy and Shenandoah valleys polar
as he same slow or idleness at the
hundreds of colllerios in obedience to
the cruel of National President Mitch
ell of the United Mine Workers of Am
erlca. it is even greats: than a Sab-
bath stillness. for not a. man of the
eiganiyation coming linden the sus.
pension order is at work today. Meet-
lags Will be held today and~.tomornow
by theloeals to iiistruct'thelr delega
tea to thellazeiton convention and
the sentiment of opinion at this time
is favorable to a strike. The! officials
of the Philadelphia & Reading" Coal
and iron Company put in an appear.
anon at an unusually early hour this
‘mo'rnli'i'g evidently anticipating some
«111811391103.
1111111111391 an exciting naiuie was 1
reported and the augmented police
Micros! who not called upon for any
special duty.
SGRANTON. P011112. May lite—Pres-
ident Mitchell. 01 the United Mine
Workers stated this morning-that the
districts was complete. approximate.
{5‘1111110000 men and boys are idle of
11 1211 only one half are in the Lock-
was. and Wyoming region. in every
11111111111111 lib-111111211111 said the order
10-01111 end operations had been obey-
ed. Aout 20.11000 mine werkers are
out 11‘: 'the liehigh' district and 50. 000
in the: Schuykiil field. 1 '
An official of the Delaware. Lucite-
wanna and Western Company. said
tention' of resorting to a lockout Con-
tip hg he said: "We do not intend
to;i‘ratate the men- and the other
will! 1111112; will be done until aftei
esdav “emanation is now in
6:310? kilos of the miners. Aftei Wed
nesii'ay it will he in our hands. . .
"We appreciate the' fact that John
Mitchell does not want 1: strike. Neithu
er do the companies. despite what
has been said to the century While
we‘ do not want a fight we Will glue
the men all the fight they desire it
they decide there is to be one "
From the same 0011:1111 source comes
the announcement that the Delaware.
Mckawanna and Western Company
has stopped selling coal Not a can
load has been shipped since Saturday
morning. Any order must now be ap
proved by the h est! of the coal depart
meal before being filled.'1‘ho other
companies have taken similar action
and it is believed a coal famine will
speedily result if the suspension is
made permanent on Wednesday. The
election of instructed delegates is in
progress today find will continue to—
night and tomorrow Mr. Mitchell
went to Wilkes Barre last night but
he says there was no significance in
the trip.
1F‘AMAQUA. Pu. May 12~Ot the" 1 000
employed by the Lehigh Coal and Nav-
igation Company in the Panther Creek
valley less than a score reported for
duty today At the number four break-
111 the slate picker boys went to Work
as usual and the breaker is new clean-
ing the coal which was mined on Satur-
day. No effort has been made to force
the boys to quit work. During the
strike of 1900 the Panther Creek val-
ley men remained at work and 11p to
the time the whistles blew. this morn-
ingthe company uprooted the belief
that a ‘sudlcient number of men to up-
erate the collierles would: report for
01110.01 the United: Mine Workers will
hold special - meetings and elect dele—
gates to1,;attand the Huieton maven»
tion on Wednesday. The delegates will
be instructed to vote for a strike unless
conceal: a are granted in the meantime:
. , ....._....,
.1 at 1011011101 1111111.
901111 .10 PRINCE Hayti May 12
from the 10b
is now contirinod.z rum parties have
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our 7' ll."
1111111111111 11 11111111111111 111
Pat es leery
Cdmpoulid“
Should Convmce You of its
"11 Valueyu
1 "What you 1111.110 it well. " is the
olden 11110 of business life.‘
has 11110 and far reaching.
command can be/ profitably oo
served in ma'r'i'y other conditions
of 1111: sickness and suffering it is
1111111111th that "wh at you do"1 to'
1;;
banish glucose and restore lost héaithi .te 6"
11
11110111 0 well 1101119. bile prudence'
and common scale will. in nearly ev
ery instance, direct you arigh1.the ax'
peiience of your friend's and neighbors
and the thousands rescued trom sick
ness and suffering will "point directly
to Psln'ss Celery Compound as the
infallible health giver. . .
People who think they will get rid
of troubles such an rheumatism neu-
raiglu. dyspe slit and nervous 1111111111. ‘
01s by medic not: which have not yet
passed the experimental stage. will be
sadly disappointed and tlnd their suf-
fer'iags increascd.‘
To get rid of illeumatism ,neur‘olgip
dyspepsia; and nervous corn iain'ts. I;
is wisdom to use Palne'i‘i Ce cry Coin
pound.’ a medicine that preceeds at
.once to make the appetite normal
sleep natural and refreshing the
nerves strong, as a foundation to:
building 111: health and vigor: , 1
if sick. people in May look for a
true nerve strengthener. an honest
blood purifier, a reliable diuretic. that
.will restore strength renew 'vita'iity.
regulate the kidneys. liver. and bow
els. they should at once make use of
Pamela Celery Compound. and. note
the speedy and pleasing results that
flow from its use.
it's easy to dy'o with Diamond Dyes.
81111010., Durable. Economical.
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"011537101101: SALARIES.
Delegates to the Convention May Wait
for Their: Pay.»
Attorney General Phelps has given
Controller Chamberlain his opinion
that the constitutional convention can
not appropriate money for members‘
salaries. This is in reply to an 'lnduiry
by the controller. The attorney gen
eral decides that the controller cannot
legally 1ecognize a resolution provid-
ing for- the payment of salaries of the
delegates Therefore such payment
must be left to the general assembly
which meets in January next.
Howeyei‘. should a. new constitution
be approved by the people in a form
necessitating an extra session of the
general assembly. an appropiiatlon for
salaries could then be made. 1
As the new constitution now reads.
the new system of representation and
or, Judge Warner's amendments to sec
1.101111 3 and, 4 of article {i will not take
effect until 1905. and there would be
no need of a. special session of the
general assembly this fall. .
31511111111" ’
Demos
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Wall Paper
duty. This afternoonths variouaio- 1
Are sometimes hard to get, but there.
‘a're such things. neverthelessp We
don‘t want to seem boastful. 1.1.1115,
are proud of' our stock: We worked
hard to get1it.';We didn‘t take what
was thrown to us. Thatis one reason : 'gV "
Why we have the trade we do ' .
Painting. Paper Hanging. De'corat
“15?”. “P11187015 find; they are all road)" ‘ '
oral laconic
supported .by 1.11 tsry element:
Gadget 11:16:13,111.» h gist“.- of ”21311111
11111 o 13.3 1‘ )3 is armor 0 1
(legit; ”3111 011111. andGeoerai Quint
1101: estimates blame: commander.
has the support of the populstloahere.
. 1116311011:
‘ 111111111. 11.11.;
policy.
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