in E. Saunders. df llosfon. spent
th in South Norwalk
11 III. Byington, of Norwalk. i3
"11 111111118 111111111, 111.111.1311....
ho Montgomery, 11f Stamford.
eat of M133 Agnest 1.. Golden.
mIma Kavnn, of New York. is
Goldschmidt. and 111113 3111111.
'IpIeiiIt the Fourth at Long island
for Rose of Taylor & Golden“ 3
will onjoly ayvacnfion next
Kenibek, of New York. is the
of John Reed, of Connecticut
I hope Willson. of Brooklyn.
‘9 Fourth with Mrs. Gem 1.11 R.
as.
EdWards formerly of l",)a1i11u
. ' outh Norwalk yesterday call-
Itch lands.
1“? " prick B Smith, of New Iv‘ork is
i eat of her cousin Mike May llig«
t West avenue
£7 l‘ha11aer.of 31.1111111111
I‘lh with his mother in
Norwnlk.
of. Mr. and Mrs Andrew
Railroad avenue.
Mrs. William B‘i1rckelt.of
. tclalr N. J.. are the guests
in Mr3.W.B.B1111n . .1
Mary Fish of Boston is the
. r. and Mrs. W B. ean.Sh11
" fmnfn about three wcel .
and Mrs. H. R. Bulklcy cuter—
Edward Adams, of Greens
l. the Knob, yesterday.
'1 1111111 Mrs. S R. Wood of lbook
. to Hnwleyvillo, ycstcrduy.
A sited the day with fr.iends
amie Fagau, of New
.1. yinltlng her aunt. Mrs.
TDbxinelly, of School street
d Plercy. of B111oklyn., spent
m or July with his aunt M13.
63,311... of Burbank 3111.131
fhol‘t Tilly, the disguer now em-
in New York,a11'1I1ut the Fourth
heme of his fatl1ei'chry Tilly.
‘1'01'11
Eliza-
. of Mrs. Quintard, of Maple
I Mrs. S. Milton Stevens and 11
friends from South Norwoik.
Father Kennedy, founder 11f the
{Guardm who are camping 3
so, spent the Fourth with-
onions. of West Main street.
Mr and Mrs. Arlin O. Hoskins.
'6' to Boston. Mass, to spend
1 months.
.Mossman. formerly of Norwalk
South Norwaik and is stopping at
tel Clifford. He will remain a
d' Mrs. Ezra Bentley. of White
ew York are guests of the
I brother. Isaac Bentley, of Bel-
1'Beérs. of Elizabeth. NJ J..
p for the Fourth and Is spend‘
days at his former home in
1.111 and George Lyon, of
or city. spent the day the
hf”Mn| and Mrs. Edwin Com—
Cornel'a.
ruthur H Barne3, of Meri—
E’n lug his vacation with his
.Mr. and Mrs. James WI.
mb, of New York
but the home of her
3. D A. NeWco'mb
,‘Norwalk.
' emotion of Newark, New
Ithe guests of Miss Alice
. 11.1113 Wiék’é and Katie
“blinders William Ren-
ck Spa
. for first place. '
all 101 G's and the Graphophbnes 1
THINGS we
, LIKE BEST
Why' IS it They so Seldom
Agree With U3?
What's the reason the things we like
b31130 seldom seem to agree with us?
Maybe it's because We overeat of them.
Then follows a 1111 of indigestion.
Only lasts a day or two perhaps. But
it’s a most. uncomfortub e day or two.
We dou’ 1. mean be abuse our- stomachs
but we all do it. more or less. We see
things we want. and can’t. rebi3t.
the longing for them. When it’ 3 too
late we regret. our rashness. . But.
there's a way to escape the conse-
quences of such indiscretlons. Adobe
of a good digestanf. like Kodpl Dys-
peilslii Cure will relieve you it once.
ndigestion is always due to the
samecause. Your stomach is too weak
to digest. what. you eat. It. needs rest.
You can’t. rest. it by going without.
food That. would mean starvation.
But. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will restit.
ltdoes the sfomach’s work. in the
mean time the tired organ is gaining
fresh strength.‘ BefOre long it. will be
11.3 strong as ever. You don't. have to
diet Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will di-
gust. any kind of wholsome food. '
" Ihad stomach trouble four years." says
6301. it. Oolbath Alpeun. Mi11h.,"wbiohwu3
so bad that. at. times I was forced to rcmain
in [.1111] At last. I was induced to try Kodoi
Dyspepsia ('uro from which 1 received im-
mod 11.11 relief Ind a few bottles effected I
com pletc curo'
Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure
cures All Stomach Troubles.
I’rcRured only by E OCDIWH’r c0111. Chicago.
'1‘ '31 bottle contains 2% times the .501: size.
11111111311111: [ARV IIISflIS
The famous little pills for constipation.
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
Frederick Scudder. an employee of
the Central Food Company. is spend-
ing a few days with his sister. Mrs.
lilydcubugh, in Northport. L. 1.
Martin Cunningham and William
Downs. oi Daubut'y; spcnt the Fourth
With friends in South Norwalk. They
called upon the. Collins brothers.
Louis Price, (lcorgc R1130. “’l‘cd"
Van Dorcu. and Alfred Hopkins. spent
the. day at Hay Island. where Messrs.
Price and Van lioren are. camping.
Eli-Councilman and Mrs. Henry 1'.
Morgan. of Wcst street, loft South Nor.
walk. this afternoon, for the White
Mountains. llilisboro, New Hampshire
Mrs. H. R. Bulklcy, of Gerard P1111111,
left. today for Nuflcy, N. J.. and from
that place will go to New York to see
her sister. MIS. 1.. M .'i‘l1atchcr, off for
Europe.
Mrs, James O. Jennings who has
been visiting her daughter Mrs D S
Werts, of New flaw-.11 for the post fcw
weeks has 1'1-1turn1d to her homo in
South Norwalk,
MI: and Mrs. Frederick Albzorf of
East. Orange. were the guests 11f Under.
taker aners. David W. Raymond.
over the Fourth. They will remain ov-
I er Sunday. '
Miss Siccilu Marie 'l‘1'oy.
been visiting her grandmother and
aunt. of orchard street. for the post
11111nfl1.1'clu1ncd to her home in New-
to“ 11 on l1‘1'id11v. Miss Mamie ’l‘roy :1c.-
compuuied l1e1 niece. and will spend a
few (lave at hm‘foru1111'l111111c.011 S1111-
day she will be the guest of friends in
New Haven.
huh W011 line [lame
(Continued from second page.)
who has
walk ball club yesterday. Arrange-
ments «had been made to the local Y.
M..C. A.‘3 and the Danbury team to
play in' Danbury yesterday morning.
and the South Norwalk’piayers went
up On the 0:18 traih. On arrival 'one
of the Danbury players informed them
and the. game was off. The Y. M. C.
A35 were scheduled to play the Beth-
eis in the afternoon. but tht1 Danbury
manager informed the Bethei mapagcr
that” the '.Y M. C. A. 3 would not be up.
and arranged a game for themselves
for the afternoon. thus disappointing
the South Norwalk players again.
‘4
‘ STRAY HITS ON THE DIAMOND.
it has been erroneously reported be-
fore that Wallingt’ord was defeated
last Saturday by Derby by the score
of 18 to 12. As a matter of fact Wal-
lingford defeated Derby by this score.
Wallingford. on entering-the league.
was given a percentage of .333 and
were counted as having won one
game and lost two.
This afternoon the Norwalk team is
playing Wallingford at the latters
grounds at Wallingford. A good game.
is expected. .
Norwalk's dropped back into second
place yesterday but first place did
. not by any means go out of reach
i’
them. They have lost no more 111111133
' than have the Graphs and have played
one less, so that with an opportunity
like the Graphs had Wednesday. when
they played Stamford it would not be
linpossihle' for them to tie the Graphs“
I , Connecticuts to Lea ue. _
TheN 5: III; defeated twice :
I 'arylaying this afternoon on the Deck-
new, the‘ captain of the Graphs.
as left the team and gone luto'th'e
that the grounds could not be secured
Mona About 'EARILv emotive»
Inquirer Wish" to [Know About
"Clerk's" Views on Boycotilng.
Editor Evening Soutinci—3 in your in
111111 oi“ the 3d inet. appeared a letter
couccrnlm; the Retail Clerk's Union.
signed by “A Clark." In this latter
are to bc both-.1111 two reassuring
things. 01111 is the scnsltlvcucss of the
writer to public opinion as uomotlling
to be rcokoncd \1ith.the other a dis
.1luim111' ol‘ any intention of bulhloziug
111' boycotting. I quote the writer’s
own wordu:
' “'i‘bc ('li‘l'lii-l who were choscn to call
upon the merchants were gentlemen
and 11111111111111111l tl111mc1cl1anl in 11
111111flcmu11ly straightforward way. and
not in :1 bulldozing manner. which was
inferred in v'om paper.
called upon the merchant.
expluincd
W(‘l 11 trying to do 11nd asked for 11 little
consideration of the matter, and. if
ag1',c11al1le to sign the paper. There.
won: 110 demands made on anyone and
the 1111nn1itlcc certainly had more
Judgment and common sense. than to
makd any threats of boycott. The. mom.
hero of the association are not wooden
men or dummies nor is fhero anythin‘u
111n1111cfcd wiih fho association that
would suggest anything unfair or on-
reasonable."
"A Clark" having told 113 thus much
1111-.l1f 111 how told 113 a little more.
There is a widespread belief that the
b.1313 of the. organization not only 3111;
41.313 buildozlng and boycotting. but
loads to those practices inevitable 1‘
boy. I1111'f1m11 necessary. in order to
‘111v11. data for dctcrmi11ing.this point.
.vill "A Clerk" give in full the lung-
1111.211 of il111..1lomuncnt to which the
merchants wvre asked to give 11 “little
consideration. and if agreeable to sign
‘he paper?" if “ A Clcik" docs not .3111.“
it to furnish su1l1 information. will
.111111 1111111 haul do the service for us?
When “A Clerk" makes an appeal to
public sentiment. he can hardly deny
but they :11'111-11fiii11d to the facts.
the Retail Cleric-1‘ Union are pledged
to lcuvc. the employ of any merchant
who employs and rofuacn to discharge
non-union help and are. also subject to
'1 01111 in case. they have any business
transactions with those of their fellow
itizcun who have not. seen ill. to ally
il1c1113clvcs with any union. Will "A
Clerk" tell us whether or not ibcsc
things 11111 so? 111 the Sentinel of thin
morning there. is a news item to the
10‘11ct that 1h11 Hal hinkcrs' Association
bud votcd to impose a 01111 of one doi
1111' on 1111111 mcmbcr who patronizca a
non 111111111 111111'11 Will “\ Clerk“ cx~
plain to fl11111111dc1'311f H111 Scuiincl thc
lisliuction botwccn (his and Iboycot
ting?
lNQIllllER.
July 4,1902
AUTOMOBILE CLUB RUN.
3 ......_.
Streets of Norwalk Crowded as Riders
Went By.
There were. fourteen starters in the
7111-111ilc cuduruuc'o contest of tho. Auto-
nubile dab of Bridgeport yesterday.
and they all finished {within the timc
limit Four woe disqualified because
they 11111-131111 the line. on the ref 11111 be
fore. tbcy‘u'oro d11c._Sovcu of the 111-
.1111‘11i11g 11111 a1'1'iv‘111i exactly on time.
Thu affair was in charge. of Bernhard
Sutzcr and 11111111 ll. Cornwall, the
runs and fours‘ committee of the' club.
in the obscncc 11f Mr. Sctzel‘. who was
unavoidably dctuiucd. Gregory S.
lit'yun. cbuirmau 11f the club. assisted
Mr. Cornwall. Dr. Charles C. (lod-
.”1'c_v was oilicial time kl-cpcr 11nd
'f111'f1-1'. .i. A. Bradley and ll‘. \’_ (111111
bud charge of the control at liiiauus.
'I‘bcy also placed the sinus along the
route.
At Norwnlk thc streets wore crowd.
1.1.1l with pcoplc who seemed bent on
zoning out of town. They appeared to
have 111111.11 successful. as the plncc 11p.
peered to be loss thickly populated
when the contestants passed through
111 thc return trip two hours later.
The. interest of the people beyond
N01 walk was not less than in those
further east, ‘Boys wading in creeks
with their trousers rolled to their
hips came. running to the roadside to
watch the procession pass. Golfers on
the links opposite the summer hum
of John D. Crimmlns. stopped their
play to watch the machines whirl
past. and the women and children in
a carryall' waved their hands and
cheered. ‘ 1‘ '
At Stamford. a young man stood
near a house and shouted through a
megaphone: “Eight. miles ' through
Stamford,” and speed was accordingly
reduced. Operators and omcial on-
servers alike turned' an eye from the
road west of Norwaik towards a house
in the north the eastern side of which
was literally covered with a mass of
“Crimson Rambler" roses.
“That 111111111 more like California."
said one. man, f‘than anything else i
have ever1s'een east of the Rockies."
'A peppery temper is not a thing to
be sneezed at "'
2-. I”
. it ..
.IiI-3»
1 "f 1111'“ if
'“ coppory ” taste.
.hcudncbo, neur,11lizll1 heartburn, 11 111311111:
The cumming... 111111111: of a nasty gnu iniotl1oil1nouf.
the object of the. Union and what. lbcv'
Ily common report the members of‘
.E 03253:
1111181111111 s11 11. l . 111511.111"-
not They 111111be in uremic 1113
“ill'lllllfl-
’lI CongreIImIn Came to Danbury to At.
tend Mr. Miller'I Funeral.
i‘on 1111131111111 l-iili 111111111 to llunbury
0111111 Voouviuu destroyed two I‘H"'*"E'1'1.'{1mlluy to attend ilu' funeral of
cm“ I“ "‘ few hours. Th" PM)” ”"W "i" .i11n11111‘.Miilcr. who was a relative of
smoke from tlio volcano but. failed to'M1'.]lill by marriage, 3111's tho Dun-
escape in time. ' IburIyINow13.
here here 15 r 1 . 111vo 11st rcturnod from Washing-
my)... that's am” fill‘lllllil1ilallg‘flo11izoflo: 22;)" ton.’ said Mr. Hill to a reported of
11103t1111n11erouu of}, 'ti1c LVi‘nlilR New, and learned of
disease». A fooling of . .. ‘ . 'y
111111111013 “ 311nm “f wouknunsnnd ivoiiniuon‘o, l ltl1r11trlliill1llllllcdlullhllI'llifyum'igillfl'1illllinllillltlli-
drowsinens giddiuesu 11ml 111e11tal diiioom.
lug of apociul intcrcst to l)nnbury in
fort A I’M taste in th111noutl1mtl1eold' conhccflou with Washington affairs
A“ ”Hum“ breath, that l rcc all now. i .11111 home for the
l sumnwr vacation and am going to take
a rant lo 1111-1111111'11111 from tho effects
of tl11‘1 Hll‘lllll 111 :1 long and vor'y busy
1.11111'1 cssiouul 111-salon "
-4...—
of 111111113113 and weight. in the aionlhch,
11111111611, dry and f11v111i11l13ki11,11on3ti than, 1
u '00
furrod like 11111111033 on 11 iron, lrri t3
(lingual; with food ' 'I'ilo
Have you any of those 11.111111111111111
Either now or annuitinu'sl' “Yes," 'you 11111“. FIELD.
“ but ldoIn'i‘. think they 11111 1iungcrouu, " E x (lov. (111011111 l1‘..l.o11usbu1'y. of
They are Inigns of danger. They show that? Ridgcflold had 1111 attack of the side-
the eruption 13 1101111111.: 1, walk fcvcr laut Week, and Contractor
'Now what lie-1 at the bottom of all these } Clark has laid an excellent concrete
symptoms? Indigestion. dyspepsia, and 1111 l wulk b1 front of his prope1ty adjoining
overworked liver. ’lhore I11 but one help." the Methodist. Church. it 1 in more
one remedy Slow up, and for the mix. than probubh1 that the cbuioh people
chiofniromly done tone up the digestive will continue it to the corner of Ca
organs 111111 liver with the now mediciuc fucnu Htrcci. Men have been at work
CulcuinSolvcut discovered by Dr.l)11vi1l‘m, the sidewalk 1“ front of Mrs. J.
Ki‘iine‘le Kemii‘dl ROWv Kingston, N l- l Hownl 1i Kings property. between Chi
An druggists, $1-00 a bottle. ilunddrcd and S. .iiurlbutt' 5 house,
lliniug 1111 the turf and preparing tbr1
SHOOTING AFFAIR lN EASTFClRD. l walk for u coating of crushed 1111p
rock ()11 11111 11"11111111 of Permeable.
Pll’l‘NAM. July 5 —-Ilp in l'iusli'or‘d
l sircct tin-11 111111111 work is help}, done.
William Harrington shot at i’ulsy Caf-. —
troy with 11 shotgun on tho public;
IMORE NEW WALKS iN RIDGE-
A
DIED FROM HIS INJURIES-
31111111'11,()11ly 111111 shot look offcci l Wll LIMANTIC July f1.——Wii|io
lodging in the log but 1|oi111.. 11o 31n~lll11ttou who was injured by being
ions injury. ' Harrington for 11011111 11111g|1f b1 11 bolt at ’l‘urneyvilie, died
time had been suupklous 11f his wli'cI Thursday At the time. of the acci-
11111l mooring 11111 with the object of ; dcut u 111111111111'11ftbe girls who were at
his suspicion (‘111"r11-y fii'cd upon him. wm it in the mill and saw him when he
Before he could reload to shoot nguinl was tukcn out of the wheel. fainted
Harrington was disarmcd by n Mines-1111 11nd \v1111- unable to continue their
of the affair. ' ‘affruy has fled the w1rk for 11111 balance ofthc day. and in
town. Public scntlmcnt is with liar l conacuucuu- the mill was abut down'
riuglon 11le I111 bah not been 111'1111-1fcd. l for the day
TRADEMRKOOM from the WrapperIo are VARB'ABLE.
WE Mill’lhl. ACCEPT THIS ENTIRE
N’l‘ AS ONE TRADE MAR OF EVERY
TWENTY-FIVE (25) SENT US.
Beautiful Prescott Free. Band for Premium List
DA¥ID S. BROWN 81 CO»
5rst Street and North River, New York City.
Vudor
Porch Shades.
Something new and very n1'ilsflc.A
big ln1pr11v1~mcui ou the slipt bamboo
abutlcs. Thcy 1113 wcutbcl proof light
pictilly colorcd and vcry lusting; in
fact, ihcy arc. the most satisfactory
i’111'1-h Shadcs 111' which we know.
Size «ixR fact. at $1.00.
Size 0118 fact at $2.25.
Size l-‘xls‘ feet. at $2.75.
We also have 11 complete, line of
Split Bamboo Porch Screens in all
aizcawfrom 4911 up.
l’orch Iliockm's from 70c. 1111.
Adjustable Window Screens, 15c up.
Scrccu Doors. 001' 1111.
We carry the best line. of Refriger-
afors. Economy in ice. by using one. of
our “Progress“ Refrigerators
i
Mm
13151113111311.1133
‘93.. ‘ Ln
$54-1- 1..
A. l. .COllins 81 Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS . I
AND EMBIALMERS.
So. Norwaik.-
1...;
Mann: ALI. cotmé'nmro. emu
humoncomupI—wmuwmrgm
12 North Main 81., 1
til'i-LIQ"
Bovs’ Canvas Leather sole bals, .
.AiIisses' Kid Oxfords, at 1 756
Don't forget we but. the Lounsbury Mathewson
81 Co.’ 5 Oxfords. 1152.50 and $3.00 warranted Pat—
ent Kids. a new pair if they crack.
3 .. .1
,..
IIISout/z Norwalk
The price 131.11.. so low that no:
dale cement in. to In extent. beta!
crowded out. Wehandle the “AtlII
1 do to do this well.
N 5 Shoe Store,
before insehthm. and guarantee them
Room9
State of Ohio, 311.. City of Toledo,
Lucas County.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that ho
in tho uehiwpurtner'of the'iirm-uf l".
J. Cheney lb (10., doingbusinenn in the
City of Toledo, County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
1mm of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case of (inform
that cannot be cured by the use of
Hail‘ 3 Catarrh Cure.
FliANKJ. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my preson111.1l1i3 0th day of DIIecom-
bcr, A. 1)., 1886.
A. W. GLEASON,
1 Notary Public. ~
Ilall’ 3 Catnrrh Cure. in taken inter-
nally and note directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Sand for tostimoniala. free;
F‘..J CHENEY. & CO..’1‘oledo,0.
Sold by llll'ungiuto. 75c. .'1
liall's Family i’llla me the beat.
'11.. book of the
Presulents
By Gen. ChalloI H. GroIvenor,
20 years member of Congress. '
pounced the moat sumptuous and
nificentIly beautiful book ever 1.11.3.1
Pro-
in the United States. Cd 111111317 "
large full- page l’hotograv ire Por
traits. reproduced from the 11111111111111
lugs in the White 110111111, the Congrats.
ional lLibrary the Capitol 131111111113 and
the aéorcoran Art Gallery, of ‘WIn‘Iabi‘nIé
on.
Contains Department of Auto'griu'ih
of each President of the United 3111115.
and Department of Armorial Bearings
and Genealogical thes These two
features have never before appIel'ired
in any book ever issued '
Both President McKinley and Presl-
dont Roosevelt posed specially in the
White House for their‘ portraits to be
in this country. This Work reflects
credit upon the Nation. Evin-y phtrio
Sella at sight. Small fortunes
being made by men and women
and large fortunes ‘will be
next three years: High clash men and
women employed on commissioner
port salary and part commission.
500 guaranteed yearly. Also. Manager
wanted to open small o on at home or
in home town, to have charge of a3:
ants and correspondence. look after
the advertising and other work.
Write for terms and circulars. Ad-
dress
THE CONTINENTAL PRESS.
Corcoran Building Opp’oslte
U. S Treasury,
Washington. D. C.
AUCTION SALE OF THREE DWELL-
lNG HOUSES
to be. removed. The. South Norwalk
Union School District desiring to use
the land belonging to the Knudsen
property recently purchased will auc-
tion. July 0. 0:30 o'clock on
promises. house at 33 Chestnut.
strtmt,‘ 10 rooms, water and
1ioset;housc at :15 Chestnut street
i-i rooms water and «closet' house 37
(‘hostuut street .'1 rooms water and
closet. Pmticulnrs andrtcrms of
JACOB M. LAYTON, '
Real Estate Agent.
5 IRaiiroad- PMCQ,“ - So. Norwalk.
Fire Inouranco
seems tp
bought without regard to quality.
There are as many grades of lunar-
anco as there are of merchandise
You are undoubtedly paying" for the
bent quality: are you 11111111 sure you
11111 getting it? Better to know now
than after the fi1'e.0u1- fifteen years“
caperien‘ce on the subject have fitted
Taylor 81 Golden
Telephone Call. 1117—4.
3.3.1.1
' _ r ' 19112
Plumbing and Steam float
.1.) .' .3.
lie 1% {.1- 115311.. a.
For Air #9qu " “
4 ' 3111111113 AND muons.
SLATE AND arm ROOFING.
'. Gas and Steam Fitting:
1111.11.11... Metal Centa‘g,‘
, Have/you seen our stock of
RICHMOND" RANquf
I111: Jones 1’1” 11611111131: column.
17 thfi: STREE'MR? NORWALR.
'13-’19 1 "with” i 11;..- ”.va .
1.1 the rough unevenly tempered
mainspring lies the trouble in many
watchesu’ We buy none but. the finest
made mainsprings. thoroughly tested.
etc.
110:3. Hoyt:
euro-.1111 0111mm".
Fine Watch Repairing. '
Unite Bank BI Nor.
01111133161113 £11.45:ng 423333110
Saturday evenings“ :- 9.
81131111113 pointments made to wit
Letters, showing an autograph letter =
used only and exclusively in this work.
This is the greatest better over 3611- -
fol-rod on any publication ever 1311111111 ‘
tic American citizen will buy it. .
made on this publication within the .
31.1
be about the only commodity '
11 1., an n I i
That tells you 11111131111 wall
paper. People who know good quality 1 '
come here for What they want. They
any they like our designs and the col-
orlng.
OUR DISPLAY RACKS
PRESENT A GOOD VIEW.
You can tell new It will look on '
your walls. All prices of paper are
here for your. inspection.
PAINTERIS' SUIIPIPLIEIS.
ARTIS'l'S' MATERIALS.
PAINTING'AND PAPER HANGING.
wmoowaHADEs.
Any Ilze, make or thickness, to
order. ‘
ROOM Moumme
to match your Wall PaporI.
PICTURE FRAMING.
We make it an art. ,
lbblll
1’.-1. .' '1 i
\I
87 WASHINGTON STREET
Southflorwalk.
, Telephone: oIonneotlon.
.. 'I. (7' » 11 ,. ...,.'.... .- I
J (mine Broom
P11111f111III 11131113 linger.
Pure White Lead. and Zinc .
mixed. by hand will wear twice '
‘Iai ion; 1111111 cover 'dOUDIO‘YIIlr- "
face aI‘ machinery mixed: The ,
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