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E. K. BANKS
45-17 WASHINGTON STREET, .
Mohackemo Hotel Block,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Irv-v4". '
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Rain tonight; lair Wednelday; cool.
r. The storm which was cehtral over
she Superior yesterday morning, is
ow central near Buffalo, with the
arometer at 29 45. It is producing
in and high winds in the Lake re-
on. it will probably reach this vi-
ci ity this alterationw The center 01
t e storm wli past out the St. Law-
fence valley. it is followed by an area
‘of high pressure and pleasant. but cool-
er weather west of the Mississippi riv-
er. Southwest storm wamulnss are dis-
played along the New utiand coast
The storm central in eastern Ontario
will move northot easbscausing high
south, shifting to westerly winds along
the iniddle Atlantic and New England
cons s.
The Boston Store ad. has a full goods
story to tell you.
William H. McMahon is having his
residence in Red street re-paintcd.
Washington Chapter, No. 21. ‘11. A.
M.. will hold a stated convocation, to~
morrow night.
Dr. Dick's Medicine cures Malaria.
The Rowland Dry Goods Company
are using their space today to picture
fail furnishings.
Raymond mothers. are discharging
a cargo of Rockaway Beach sand from
the sloop “Betty."
Howard Mossman, who sprained his
ankle a tow days ago, is able to get
around by the aid of a crutch.
Raymond. Brothers are making ex-
tonsive improvements to their dock
property along Smith street. Norwalk.
Miss Agnes Ratehford. of South Main
street. has secured a position with
M. S. Smith & Company. Washington
street.
The D. M. Read is telling their fall
wears and assist you in making satis-
factorly preparations for the cool
ueather. *' .
The South Norwalk Trust Co. is the
department store of finance and re
spectfully solicit banking business of
any and every description.
, m...
M. A. Giflln is calling your attention
to fall bats lie desires especially to
have you see the Stanhope.sometl1in1r
new and very stylish so wearers of
correct hats think.
William J. Muivihill. night operator
at the east-bound South Norwalk sta-
tion, is at present employed by 1.
Davis & Son. Clothiers. disposing of
their goods about town.
-Roady Bits mixed with ice cream
Makes the summer days a dream.
Packages the. All .grocers.
The semi—monthly meeting of the
Teamsters” Union will be held tomor-
row evening at 8 o‘clock sharp in A.
C. H. Hall. important. business is to
be transacted at this meeting and all
members are urged to be present.
Rehearsals are in progress for the
presentation 0! the Rough Diamond
on the opening night of the fair of St
Mary‘s pariah. The out will include
Mines Liuie Harkloa Katherine Sui-
llvan and Has Koliby, Messrs. William
J. hlulvihlll, Thomas Latherlsnd, Tho.
mos McMahon and John J. Cavonagh.
Next Sunday at the Norwalk Cou-
megatlonal Church Rev. G. l). Egbert
will commence a series «of like on
"Characters of Scripture in the Light
of Modern Times". The talks will be
short and pointed and will bring out
the strange parallelism between the
lives 01 the am or old and 111m of
the precept day.
Among those who scoured some of
mammals-om «at. Johns 11.13.
were; me Knapp. any
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rim 1m". we: lira 111.01. Kalle. other
lazfl no 1111111131.}, Run-g”.
Karim
ctt hum of pickled: (horse it. Even
cit. Janene-s «no.1 1111. 11.111111”.
pair of blankets: Jinn lichen. pick
torso and bonito; John 1’ 1111111111111. .11..
“WMom or M WWW'WW 11o
holdk 111. meeting this evening: at 8. 1'
lab
_ ‘. Willa will 1111111111lo
mum
tl‘ho vestry of Trinity Church wl
cock . C
‘ The Glories 11111111111111.111111111111111.
dart 1111111111 in 8 o’clock in llystlo
Chain hall. Washington street.
‘1 v ~ 1 “demote-Mow?“ '
ill. K. Banks the Washin ton street
dry about; dealer, has ins led a new
traveling cash system in his store.
Dr.1W.'J B. than has sold his Olds—
mobile to 11 M1. Shepard of Orange,
N. 1., and intends to purchase a larger
muohlhe.
Hop. Benedict, 0t South Norwaik.
has just completed an excellent pen
and ink sketch of tho Greeen's Reef
lighthouse. 1'
Victor 8. .Sclleek, 111111111 illiol ty»
phoid fever and rheumatism at his
borne in Maple armreetu is reported to
be somewhat improved.
The Connecticut Railway &1 Lighting ‘
company has a large. force of men at
work on the Wilson Point road replac-
ing old this with new ones.
———When your appetite is wavy
Try some Ready Bits and gravy.
Packages 1511. All grocers.
The Norwaik branch of the Carpen-
ters' Union. will holds" meeting. this
evening In the Sons of Temperance
111111, in the Gazette building
The ushers of the South Norwaik
Baptist Church will meet. this even
ing at 7. 30 sharp at the church when
the pastor_ Rev. ii. 13. Carpenter, will
have something important to tell them.
M—
Grace Church Sunday school resum—
cd its sessions. last Sunday at 12.15 p.
m. A full attendance of teachers and
scholars is lucked forward to for next
Sunday. .
The many friends in South Norwaik
of Joseph Thomas will be pleased to
learn that he has now passed the cris-
is of his illness with typhoid at Ports—
mouth. 11. 1.. and is improving. Mr.
Thomas was taken iii while on a
cruise.
All young men. members of the. .Y. M.
C. A. and all members of Bible class.
as are cordially invited to attend 11
1111111111111 at St Peters Church. North
Main street Friday evening Septem*
ber 12. Fred H. Victor will speak on
good citizenship.
Charles Dauchqy. of Monroe street
employed in the hat manufactory of .l
C. Wilson 51 Company was injured
last Saturday by a. pile of boxes tailing
over on one 01 his toot. He was oblig-
ed to visit a physician. and was able
to go to work yesterday.
-—Very low brands oi Cigars hold
their own like the imperial Crown. it
has been sold for 10 years and over.
and is now considered one 0! the stan-
dard brands.
Eli. Joseph's '1‘. A. B. Society will
meet this evening and make arrange-
mentslnr the Stamford convention to
be held Tuesday. September 16. Sev- ,
eral of the. members expect to go down
on that evening to listen to some of
the noted orators whowill be present.
Dr. Wright is meeting with great
success. as the crowded parlors at the
Muhackemo Hotel testify. His ability
has been proven, and he is no longer
a stranger to you. Why not take ad-
vantage of his skill and accurate flt—
ting? Dr. Wright is here every Thurs.
day.
The Y. M. C. A. baseball team went
10 Greenwich Saturday afternoon and
was defeated by the crack team of
that place by the score of 8 lo 0. Corn-
on pitched his usual strong game for
the, Y. M. C. A}: but hurt his ankle
during the game and gradually weak-
ened. Cliff Arnold of the local team.
managed to get two fine tvobagsero ~-
and Frank Benedict got a single.
in making the short to present a
fairly complete series of studies at the
leaders in our American business world
the editors of The Cosmopolitan be.
lieved that they would be rendering a
distinct service to the general public
Every effort has been made not only
to secure disinterested writers. but at
the some time to have the work done
by man of large experience. who would
be ramble of understanding difilcul-
ties surmounted and appreciating re»
sults accomplished. Certainly no aeri~
111 ever presented in The Cosmopolitan
has been so widely read by the gen—
eral-public» Belonthmwucloaiondt
is intended to cover the industrial
worldwthoae who direchin meridian
torso. commerce. bank tantrums
11-111mm. transported Mg lun-
aolb in Which Will noun "has
been required to achidve present deve-
lopment. lo the flap umber locus an
insight Into the dream or John W.
FURNlSHINGB.
How the house seems to need fresh-
cning up with the coming of autumn.
improvement. can be easily made.
The: third door .turuishing store is
ready with a. very good collection of
new full blunts Let it help you in
the pleasant work.
For the floor 1
film}. many sorts
matting
Ollrcklllt. .
iinpoloutn.
For «housings
portiercs I
lace curtains,
grenadine curtains
8I00k1. 111“
Here are the new 114111111111 111111111111
with the patterns worked out in cord.
Unique and rich. Designs are either
border or inserting; weave is madras
or cable not. 33 to $10 pair.”
To say bobbinot- furtains doesn’t
hint at the beauty 0 the curtains of
that up M
lshed Wit elude i: .th re iuny.
Egyptihn and one curtailed ‘e IFcola and
as many in the 11! told 1111111111 color
as in 111111114125 to $6 pair.
More of the grenadine curtains that
struck a popular chord last season.
More colors and variety too. About
any one you can wish and many good
combinations. All are finished with
fringe at bottom and patterns are
mostly striped. $1.25 to $3.50 pair.
A special lot of runs portieres. Fuii‘
length and in a wide range of colors
either plain, mixed or oriental. 95c.
Couch covers too. Here also the or
icntal patterns are numerous but a
newcomer is bidding for favor.
Makers have taken the weird color
combinations of the ladies blankets
(blue and red and yellow, for exam-
ple) and their queer nig—zag patterns
and worked them into couch-covers.
Striking and artistic. 31.50 to $10.
New matting for fall and winter.
We are selling matting all the year
‘round for people are learning how
clean they are and some rugs make
them as warm an a carpet White
ivith inlaid figures fancy blue green
.md red patterns. 251: yd. roll of 40
yds., $9. _
Third _ floor.
was 11011111111111
DRY 699”: 00..
Bridgeport.
E
Manuiaciurers; have '
given as notice. '
Place your order this
year.
, They will never be ’
cheaper.
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1 1111111111 10. .
Guido. Charles 11. Mint. Sir Hiram -
Marlin. H. ll. Regen. John Arbuckle
tend others is p . 9
- that 1.191%“ atone: ‘51 ’
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could
comm 110111 the varnish
Varnish Floor Paint 5
more 1111111 .W ”by both
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and ma
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of the
lotion
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withdrawn 11m ’
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the on
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which moire 11111111 19111111 111W
a» meadow
The dust of summer works havoc with 1
floor-coverings and draperies. A great ‘r1md‘nh1 deviants sited
. Nan “can. out of the bnslmtrmndbegiu
. over. Just say 110qu 1 ing about.
up than limdwguitlwtm” .., , 1
But this isn’t. a cataloxueéiet'a tulle w;
. évcr lndpimi‘ i’vo only no
and! are deed IFan nn- W
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' "Never mind trying to see that, girls. li's
?. can to he the one to start the fad "
I; know whether she's. gained or lost n im-
tion of an ounce"
- like that," she admitted. “And I run an the
‘.' toll 1111111111 incl that ll you not to find
out what)!“ I. girl has the lent bit of co-
" queue about hot. you just want to lead her.
' into come my nonradiry to weigh 1.11.
1' 11111 that an wiectl1i1npmioo1 that ion».
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1.000 members 1m
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riches 1111111. We . ishvd.’ cabled
Eliminator “qu ammo boost at
least. 1 11¢th deadly curiosity
about findingm o». llil’i‘l filly" reg pinata look
in a photo rap.
Antheivbon 91; lame it
just i$111119 1 star t spa
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w bothers womsrsto pret-
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perpetuated on a‘ piece 111 111110.111 «111121
11011119111191 he 111111111. ready to deny
i’l’i‘
Ito ‘ _ birth this 1111 their own iéturci 1111
the'y‘m ‘nl PM“ lé‘tilu‘nx' in the pass; but I
don’t lie imuhem one living who doesn’t
mull by uracil onceinowhilcundltudy her
photocell it With demolition Illicit 11o (ether
in all' my life who will 0111113111 11111111111111
11111111111112. and that was a girl who was such
a ‘iulu, Howey that aim didn’t prove my- .
Ch; I wish yob’d known that girl!
pond tan sign luluili "Your biumyod
friend, Lulu.’ That’s a fact. I remem
intone time when rho was winning 11111 some
thin: disturbed not about, 4. so in the
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2113;;usle Whistling on“ the,
the 1111' 1E1 lwnsiightdrena and out] i
papaya Wflqh or own photograph. And
do. you...quppoheqh Auger} because I caught
hornet it hit She only. kicked up
at [1111- in. 013‘s: goodwill Iggy and said: 'Ethei-
wyn, I. look in this picture? A51!
1 were saying: 'What?’”
“YD“. mode that up, Ethelwyn, " asserted
Nan. "Or. at least, vou embellished. "
"No ouch thing! I didn’ i. even give hera‘
finishing touch ”
“She wna1rmlevant, though; whether she
was true or not,” remarked Cornelia. sovere-
y. 1111. just getting ready to talk on
thugfisct' in. good when i11:11 switched oil
1. 1px suppose t point you’ re
trying to no. it that pcopl .‘rgally do like
to “have their. 111111..”th on, no matter
they say to be contrary. 111111111, 111
1 it’s true, i: it doesn't apply to
New! '11; 311111111 sit for some pictures
nest week 11
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“Oh that sweet, familiar echo!" cried
Mm.“ y don'. t you any you '11 made
up your mind. never to have any more
taken, but that some friend or other insists
and you really can t refute without giving
cheapo, and so you u going to make 11 mar-
tyr 011.111.1111"
"Thw- the my it is, exactly," agreed
Cornelia. uriouliy.
Ethclwyn grasped. "Cornelia..l mppose
you think you're telling the original truth.
You haven't the least idea what a buck-
nryedi old conventional ism you're using.
Why, cvewbody. says that. People never.
have their pictures taken because they want .
to thrmulm. When they’re young they
do it ‘to please mndfaihrr,’ and when
they're old they do it ‘for the sake of the
children! Between times it’s always for
a friend. And most ct them think they
mean it, too. I tell you if you want to see
a Mid-hearted woman just take the one who
honestly believer nobody rum whether she
ever bu another picture taken or not. It
«(ands for everything. you etc. it covers
the whole ground oi loveless Monument“,
besides shutting her out tram doing what
"1er one in her aunt heart enjoy MM
the posing for the picture on much an ace-
ing how it looks when it a done Flor, of
Nurse no woman would have the fare in go
and have pictures taken just for herself. "
"Sic unfit have the {are to do it if she
had the {are to justify it," put in Nan.
too deep for you. You've given me a great
idea. Elbclwyn bI1 Mime-sting hon 11 girl
might maltr- the hit of being pcrlcctlrorig-
iual just by lnNleK on all Marlena 111111
she’d rather sit for a photograph than go
to grand opera. But. somehow, I don't
"No, 1 sum you «1011' t," laughed Ethel-
no "it was fleeing the tuna you made
about being weighed this mmlog that put
the whole idea into my mild. Now. why an
the world should a girl bang back and in-
sist oh: doesn‘t are anything about her
weight and finally yield with a “well ii I
must air, shun all the time she’s dying to
Non look“! toolkit. "I know it. Irma
wooing nick of it u will «you can. but I.
it will come out 11111111115111 her Why,
lion with I pair of minus noon on thcy’ ro
anywhere our them That 111111 what oiled
1111: this morulbc- It wool-ht potato." ,
1’"! know.” id Ethelw n, noddi slur
"And I 131111.11 aha it wont intro
do 1411 to hear 111111.11
"W" who waiting. emu he
olMMthnfio inhuman up
maturing tablet womanhood-11o
:3: 11111111111111 11111111 but 1'15
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started: 'lTlh, 1111 not going 1.1111 “lubed!"
'Why I’d limit those
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PS .l'd to or so to the dentist ‘
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the street. He said it was his ii
pitching and 11111 the 11111111111151 ‘th
it hot] seen and nuts With
his Daniel \‘Vehatcr, . . I“
till he’ ‘g’r'eut inch of When ‘ 1115. "
I“And yet you féil a victim to the
demon drink," sold this justice.
“Wot kind of drink, you say. 1111b?
ed‘: Dot W117. {[111 wot I drunk. ” ‘ ‘
.1“); any you Were 11 victim oi! lion-1
holioin. "
“Nebber had dot, ssh;
rheumatism.aah' ‘1
“3 011 fell into evil wuva " “ j“
"N auh Iicll intodo gutter. "
'1 "it were Overcome by spirituli
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"Good Law“ Judge, I didn’t do dot.
w I?"
“You 1.111111111111111. (111} out “ V
”Yes. sar. dc ole man understand-
dot talk."~—Baltimore News.
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The English government has recent-
1.1.. prohibited in India the peculiar 1111a-
.1111 game called "Balsa ltn 1111‘s." This
game 11111111111. be 'playe'tl,‘ except when
it rains; ior. in tact. it consists in
betting on the date at rain and the
quantity that may descend from the
skies. On all the porticos. or "111111111 ”
as they are called in lndin. there are
certain 1111111 introduced which hove
a perpendicular pipe in their centers.
the pipe being uprovided with c‘qual
dil’ifiiok. marks cir notches. The point
i .9“? 11111111111 to 1111111111111 in advance
?ust' 'a‘i) ’wh'dt time 11 certain height
will be reached by the water. The
nntlvea have pursued this method of
gambling with such passion that quar-
rein. and dangerous ones, often re-
suited and hence the ruling of the
English government to make the play
lllegal.—-N. Y.'Bcrald.
only do
”any Blind 1111-1111111.
‘Statiaticu which have 1111111111111 com~
piled show 111111 of the £102,001) totally
blind persons in Europe 192 000 are un-
tires 0: Russia, and this means that
out of every 51X) subjects of the czar
there is one who is deprived of sight.
In no other country do we find this
terrific «dilution by shy means so
widespread. in Germany. France.
(Brent Britain. Italy, and Spain there
is only one blind person iii every 1,000
inhabitants. 1111111111111 9111111111 £11111
physicians say that the reason why so
many of their “11111131111111 are blind
and so many others hate defectiie e
light. in because insufficient 1.11.1116 o
is paid throughout the country to the
ordinary laws of hygiene. and they
maintain that Russians will continue
to suitor in this way as long as they
keep themselves and their homes in
unhealthy condition.——~l\‘. Y. llerald.
let rm ”Itch.
A certain Glasgow lawyer was very
fond of setting traps for wurkmen
who might happen to be working in
or about his house by leaving money
or some valuable article about
A workman. well aware of this {act
lound a half crown lying on the floor
in one of the roams. He smiled as he
said to himself:
“I know what that's for."
And, taking a brace and 11. bit from
his bag. be drilled a hole in the coin
and. putting 11 large screw through it,
he fastened it securely to the floor.
The lawyer has not set any trap:
oince.-Spnre Moments.
Womu‘l Inpatient".
Dodson~llo y ou think that a Woman
1; mentally equal to a man?
him. There is my wife. {or 1111111111111.
When we get home from church she
can always teilme what the text was;
an‘, more than that. she can tell what
every human in the meeting house
had on, and give a pretty close oath
mole of what it cost and how long it
had been worn. ~Booton Transcript.
In. 0“ West".
Judge—~80 the prisoner hit you on
the head with a brick. did he?
Memoir—Yin yer honor.
”But it seems he didn't quite kill you.
anyway. "
"to bad 'ceu to him; but it 'owithlu'
he had Oi do be. ”
“Wily do you with that '1’"
“Ilegory. 1.11111 Oi would have new the
mhouhdrel‘hauged for murther."-
Chlehgo melting News.
About the M .of [1.
row in a 1 place (or
lunch how 1 31111111 and yellow
who 111m than to foot long and on
big round as a whisk y bum-1.,
Wagpmtilcll. I don't doubt itwbut
I'll bet you now 1111- whlsky barrel be-
{you you new the anukc.-Chloago Dally
cm. ‘ .
flog-rive Contact. ‘
"Door lord.” returned Dorothy. It
hit moral 11111111111111. “1 thank you
that you ’t‘ malts the a cchiipods.
t :1 1 1.1“
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t“ 411
“Em!” 19111111 3:111:12”;ng
W idhu I.
‘ with ‘1 11
must be “nigh or hundred. ” was be- ,
mo Justice Granada the 11111111- moru-‘ 1.
ing on the charge at being. 111-11111: on. I
33c”. Wash Silks, new,
501:. Walsh Silks. now. ~.
75c. Foulard 23 inch Silks at.
15¢, Percale Wrappers. now
to close at
$1. 25.. new only
New Outing Fianneis.
~11 .v-‘i
Plain Colors. Cinderella Weaves at
Summer Washth. and 11111111; *
A Chance at Men 5 Neckties Shuts. .
()uhng Fianneis ior 111111111111
. The Silk 1311111115.
SI 00 Satin Finished Fouiard, 24 inches wide, ior
wash Suits and Wrappers.
8! .60 Percale Wrappers and the ReilanCe House Dress,a
g1. .50 Two Piece Suits light and medium colors, now ‘
2.50 Two Piece Stilts. plain and striped chambrev, reducfiti'
Good Outing Shirl Chance.
Men' 5 Percale and Bedford Cord Shhts, the 50c and 590 km 9
1.11.31
M’ens Majésiic and Monarch Negligee Shirts,’ good valu
Some Bargains 1n Subcoi Stockings. , . ,
Children’ 3 Fast Black Hose. double knee lilc pr.. 3 pr. hit 35
Children 5 Heavy School Hose l2lc 111.. 2 pr. for 1
Children' 5 Extra Elastic, heavy weight Hose, llc pr., 3 pl. 501;
Extensive Line oi stripes and plaids 111 light and dark cold
10c and 9% 111
Eye Slzht Spe9iallst.
OF NORWICH, WILL BE AT THE
Mahackemo Hotel Parlors
Prepared to Take Orders” for His Glasses.
' FROM 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.,
’ EVERYITHURSDAY.
r
llilary»~vK11nl? She Is away ub'ove A
' been proved; why not tukc advantage of his skill?
Eyes Examined Free Sept. llth.“
1 My $3 Glasses Reduced to $1.
SPECIAL OFFER FOR THIS VISIT.
[will give to every person purchasing a pair of my One Dollu'
Classes. 11 Gold Filled Frame made by the largest optical concern in.
the world. This frame has a written guarantee to wear ten years. Do '
not miss this opportunity.
Dr. Wright is meeting with great success in treating for head-0‘
aches and nervous, troubles. People are coming into the crowded par
ion; at the hotel and expressing their satisfaction with Dr. Wright‘s"
treatment. Dr. Wright locates the trouble at once, relieves the eye.
strain by a pair old-M11 glasses and 1111-. patient has no return of head
ache. Dr. Wright is no longer a stranger to you. His ability bu
W
‘oom thou 'twuuld “be awful lard to .
button up so may ohm bolero break- ‘
lath-Judge.
hours are extended to l) p. m.
DON’T FORGET THE DATE:
‘d'io ohwrtu'hiii
111.111 to childish
h‘or the benefit of thorn: who cannot come in the
also hundred: of individual pieces ol Furniture or every description.
in; Bldehoarda, Cabinets. t‘hiilouiero Dressing Tables. Odd Dreamy
and .2”ch 3111).! Writing Desks. Ya no! Chairs and mat-hen. etc.
...1
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMIIR 11
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