That you almost. want: to h
for the pleasure of taking My White
Pine Expectorant. It's i'lonsant. It
Caren. Money refunded if not satia-
factory.21’ic, 500 and $1 per bottle.
1". B. GRIFFIN.
Drug-g
NNNN N NNLN
“to. Benjamin Temple is quitq ill at
her home in Rowan street.
A carload of flour is at the freight
dcpot for Baker J. H. Itundlc.
Charles Buckley, of’ Rowan street. is
intruding a few days in New York city.
(3. H. Jimerson. of Cottage street.
was in Westport yesterday on busi-
ness.
Mrs. Frederick M. Wheeler. of Cot—
tage street. is entertaining her aunt
front Waterbury.
Miss Lydia Hart. of Northport. L. i..
has been visiting fritnds In this place
and South Not-walk.
Charles Seymour. night 'atchman at
Alden Solmaus's stables, movcd today
from Rowan to Winfield strccts.
Plumber John 1“. Griffin is placing a
new act of leaders on the residence of
Dr. If. B. Baker. in Fort street.
Captain Thomas Wright, of Cottage
street, is suffering from a heavy cold
and would much rather someone else
had it.
Misa Elsie Decker. of Seavicw ave—
nuo. accompanied by Miss Lucy Downs.
of South Norwulk. spent yesterday in
New York city.
Mrs. E. 13. Mitchell returned to her
home in Hartford today after spending
a month the guest of her mother, Mrs.
J. W. Mains, of Osborn avcnue.
William Hosegood. of Prospect
street. has resigned his position as
clerk for Butcher W. A. Bronson. Mr.
Hosogood has been with Mr. Bronson
two years.
The East Avenue Eliotliodist choir
\vii rehearse tomorow evening in the
Sunday school room of the church. in-
stead of in the auditorium. 11:1 hereto-
fore.
William R. Gilbert, A. N. Sherwood
and Miss Hattie Sherwood went to
New York this aftermath to attend the
funeral of Mrs. James Hodges. which
will be held this evening.
Miss Charlotte Temple. of Rowan
street. has sufficiently recovered from
her long illness as to be able to NM
some her duties. This will be good
news to her many friends.
The town officials have a force of
' So. Norwulk.
men at work improving the roads
through East Norwalk. Loam has
been placed on Harvey street and
crushed stone on Fort street.
Howard W. Benedict will lead the
meting of the Junior Band tomorow
evening at 7:45. The meeting will be
held at the parsonage in Rowan Street
and all members are asked to be pre'
sent.
The football team composed of young
men of this place, has changed its cup-
tain from William Ken to icorge
Smith. The team expects to get a
game with the South Norwnlk High
Schoi for Thanksgiving Day.
All the members of the Advent
Christian Sunday school who have
pyramid boxes are requested to brine
them to Sunday school next Sunday.
as at that time the quarterly mission-
ary collection will be received.
Ernest Reynolds. Miss lrcno Rey-
nolds and Oscar Ilcdman, of this place,
are among the pupils of Prof. W. (I.
Ncwcil‘s dancing class this season.
which meets every Wednesday evetr
ing in Arion Hall. South Norwulk.
Captain William H. Verity and Mute
Arthur Carr returned from Cos Cob
yesterday afternoon with the steamer
Addie V The boat has been hauled
out since last Thursday and returned
with a coat of copper paint on her bot
tom.
Mrs. Thomas Walsh and Mrs. Albert
Nickcrson. of Cottage street. are in
Bridgeport today attending the last
day‘s session of the Loyal Workcrs’
convention. They will return this
evening with Rev. F. S. Ainswortb and
Miss Ida Ainsworth.
Next Thursday evening Brother
James L‘Hommcdicn and his band of
workers will go to Norwalk. to con-
duct. services in the Knight Street A
hi. E. Church. in flint place. the own-
slon being the week of special revival
services following the extensive ro—
pairs made to the church.
The Kaowiton Fife- and Drum Corps.
of Burton. will not load the Mayflow-
era tomorrow evening in their march
from the quarters to Music Hall. whom
they will hold their hall. The. corps
kindly offered their services, but they
hilt! to be refused, as it was necessary
for all the fire boys to he on hand at
the hall before 7 o'clock. to make or
ranxomonta for the evening.
Suimintendcnt Richard Bland is
making unusually elaborate prepara-
tions for the missionary concert to be
held at the Advent Christian Church.
Sunday evening. The Birchnrd sisters.
who hare been heard here so many
timed with plcnaurc. have promised to
sing and the church choir In preparing
special music for the occasion. They
will hold a rehearsal tomorrow night
for this urnoue The ourvlcc Sunday
night will continence promptly at '1
o'clock.
The Epworth League, of the East
Avenue Methodist Church hold anath-
or of lift delightful racial: last oven
in; at the home at Mr. and Mrs. Ed
want .1. Simona. in Winfield atmi
There was a largo“ attendance and m
«you: spent a most enjoyable even‘
his. The program consisted of also
than: by I double quartotto. banjo so
lacunae and vocal solos. a. notation
by Miss lava mun followed by tats
lanai: represent books. The affair
was very aunt: d from ovary point
of view and the young India in charge
are to be congratulated.
Over thirty friends of Mr. and litre.
0mm Krishna. members of the
stream Occupation-i Church mid of
the Yom Paula‘s society. tendered
1 thanked all for their. hinting:
liar F. S Ainsworth Missi a. a -
worth, Mr. and Mrs. Alta“? Aiusworth
and Iiichard bland and wife attended
the Loyal Walkers convention In
Bridgeport yesterday.
most. enthusiastic meeting. All re-
turned last evening except Rev. Mr.
Ainsworth and Miss ldn Aiusworth.
who will return this evening. Mr. Alan»
worth to conduct the reguiar weakly
social service in the absence of Rev.
J, W. Davis, who is on his vacation
The paper entitled ”A Mattel Twat:
tieth Century Adventist " read by Mr.
Alnsworth at the meeting Tuesday,
was recognized as one of the ablest
papers of the cattle convention and
received more responses than any oth-
er paper read. Mr. Bland hopes to be
able to have. the paper read here so
that all may have the opportunity of
listening to the address.
‘ ROW/l YTON.
Tho itowaytou Republican Club will
hold a meeting; Saturday evening.
A cottage prayer meeting was hold
Monday evening at the home of ira
Petty. .
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Ncuendorf
have moved front this place to apart-
ments iii Washington street, South
Norwalk.
Mrs, C. ll. Calder was overcome
whilc' witnessing the funeral services
over the remains of her grandson.
Richard Lee (froekett. yesterday after-
noon. Rev. A. l.. Hubbard was offlo-
iating at the grave when Mrs. Guldet
tainted and had to be taken to bet
home. Dr. 1?. l. Darnell was summon-
cd and today she is much improved. al
though it will be some time before she
recovers from the shock.
The funeral of Richard Lee Crockett
was very largely attended yesterday
afternoon from the home of his grand-
mother. Mrs. C. H. Ouider. in Main
street. Rowayton.
membership of the Rowayton public
school. which was closed out of res»
tendancc and the services were. unus-
ually pathetic. Rev. A. L. Hubbard
officiated, assisted by Rev. Frank
Brown. and he spoke very highly of
the noble character of the boy. Mrs.
Jessie Biilnrd sang very sweetly
"Sometime We'll Understand." and
Edmund E, Crowc sang “We Shall
Meet Beyond the River.“ The floral
remembranccs were many and hand-
some. particularly a large heart with
the word “Scinmlmate” across ,.it. giv-
cn by the pupils of the Rowayton
school. The pull bearers were Leslie
and Howard Gorham. of East Norwalk,
of Rowayton, all close friends of the
tit-ceased. Interment was in the Union
cemetery. Rowayton.
DARIEN [IND NORO TON.
MIS .loscph iiindl ty is spending the
day in New York citi.
\cterinary l.y,on of South Norwalk
was in town yesterday calling
friends.
paint the burn on the property of Mrs.
Downer Weed, in Newton.
The Men's Club of thc (‘ongregatioa-
:11 Church will hold a debate one eve-
ning next week at the church.
Mrs. Dudley Ely Raymond. of South
Not-walk. has been in town calling on
friends and looking up antiques.
Miss Mary Everetts, of Noroton avc~
one. who has been seriously ill for a
long time. remains about the name.
Mr. Potter and family. of Beldcn
ilili. Norwnlk, have moved into the
John Conn.
The trustees of the lualc Hook If:
Ladder Company met with the building
tommittcc last Monday night and tinn-
snt'tcd ioutinc business.
litury stable in Noruton was entered
’i‘ucsdm night by thieves and consid-
erable of value taken
lhc registrars \‘iilliam H Willmott.
.lr.. and John Scllcck will be in session
in the Town Hall building Saturday to
tmoirctt and revise tho voting list.
Mrs. W'altci Gould of New Iork
city arrived today for a visit at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Hant‘ord Smith.
“In tlonld has not bred in town for:
several years.
ions and the tamford Amateurs was
not played yesterday. but will take
place tomorrow afternoon at 4:31) on
the Brady Grounds.
'l‘ho runoff of the hunter's gun is
heard Vt'ly distinctly and quite often
early these mornings. but the hunter
seldom returns with main game to
show for his sport.
Miss ilvcrctts icturncd to her home
in Orange N J. yesterday after it
wcck'n visit at the home of Mrs. Wil-
liam Everetts. in Main street. Miss
Everette stator is now in town for a
short visit.
Manager Joint Obariander. of the
Dorian Launch Works. has disposed of
his ochooncr yacht to a party that in
tends to take it to Florida. The boat
is now being equipped with tanks for
a supply of ganolcne to make the trip.
Barber Richard Aheadro'tn has a
large magnet on exhibition at lilo shop
in Railroad avenue Despite the fact
tired for over a year. it is still very
strong and will hold a piece of stool
nearly tin own weight.
Keith Edward» loft today for Wash.
fusion 1?). C.. where his parents are to-
rated and where he will make his pen
maent home He regretted my much
to leave and bio many friends will II-
no regret his departure. Mr. Edward:
expects to enter a college in the cool
int city.
those who may be canines.
will he the Int I‘CSWW
boirttra
with
an a. r“
M,
They report a "
_ cyclopc‘dia
Nearly the entire:
pcct for the deceased pupil. was in nt- .
and Wilbur Lockwood William Moore, {
Percy Sheri-on and Edward Raymond:
011
i
Thomas 1’. Cave has the contract to .
house on the old Post Road owned by ‘
it is repelled that (leorgc Leonard s .
The game b tween the Barton Jun-Y1
that the magnet has not been mane ,
The mleetmcn and town uteri: will .
be to session tomorrow from 9 3.1mm
‘8 p. in. In the Town mil banding for
the purpose of admitting, int Nocturnal:
special collision on be held
Monday. November 3. from 9 I. in. to
I n maeadmittmiovhadoaat by:
It's your liver that's cross.
Take away “liver ugliness
to the. Darioa rig... Publi Liv
Plutarch' 3 Lives. 2 valid: ”if? ’onlh
John Bunyan; Perkins Warbecl‘t En-
Brittanp’lca, ‘ Colonial
Homes. by several well knowm Nor
walk and Barton ladies; Audrey, by
Mrs (I. if Noxon: Hound of the Bus.
kerviilea, by Miss McSleilan; Sus
pense, by Mrs. Alfred Morehouso Sr
Tools In grammar and physical geo-
graphy wcie held yesterday In the Dar
1icn public schools. A week ago when
txuminatlons in arithmetic were giv‘
en none of the pupils attained a very
high standing. ()n this. ccqunt they
have been staying at scho‘ 1 until 3:30
.instead of 3 o clock each afternoon. to
make up theii work, and the boys do
not have time for football practice.
When the work is made up the foot-
ball practice will. be. resumed.
Builder W. F. Coggswell. of Nor-
walk, has transferred 5 large amount
Iot’ blocking to be used in raising the
.1 Eagle truck house from Collenders
Point. where he has been working to
lthls place and It is expected the job
i will be commenced tomorrow or Satur-
iday. The building will have to be rais-
ed eighteen feet and it will require two
days and a halt‘ to car the blocking to
do the work. After this is done the
factual work of raising the building
.v.ili require only a day.
1 “Captain" William 'l‘uttlc. a veteran
Ifrom Fitch's Home. Noroton. fell off
lthe sidewalk embankment near the
. Emery place in Main street. Stamford,
I yesterday. about ii p. m.. and broke. an
!ankle bone. The veteran. who was
intoxicated. was taken to Stamford
:police headquarters in the patrol wag-
on by Officers Hefternan and Foley.
Dr. (:ch attended to him and later in
. the evening the Home authorities, who
\vcro notified of the accident. sent a
- conveyance over for the veteran.
,‘ Owing to some misunderstanding a
notice was placed in the papers to the
effect that owing to the removal of the
'Voluniecr Hook & Ladder Company
quarters to Noroton the moving pic~
, turc show advertised for Tuesday
night in the Town Hall would not be
held. For this reason there was only
a small attendance at the entertain-
ment Tuesday evening. Those who;
were present, however, had a rnrcI
fit-cat. the program included a pre-‘z
sentaiion of the coronation scene of;
Kim: Edward. the House that Jack;
lluilt, and 'many other views. scenes:
.of a trip around the world. iliustrated'
songs. Herman. the pantomimist. ti.
ll! Former the pianist and I". A.Walk-
operator.
t l
WESTPOR T.
Father T. t‘. Shanley was a visitor in
Bi idgepot t ,v estcrday.
f‘. H .limmerson of East Norwuik
was a visitor here Monday.
\‘I’. S. Adams has purchased a hand—~
tome two-seated pneumatic carriage. 1
Thomas J. White is building a thirty
toot chicken house for P. G. Sanford.
Fri-d W. Kempcr has secured a po-
sition with a firm in New York city;
Martin Burke and faintly are occupy~ l
ing the Boland house on State street
1):: and Mrs. B ath have teturned
‘from thcii visit to White Plains. N
Y
I il. ’l‘. Wakeman. of Brooklyn. is.
the gucst of his brother. E. 0. Wake-
innn. '
There will be an autumn service in
the Westport Methodist Church, next
Sunday. ,
The interior of I’OIHI‘IS twentieth
century tonsorial parlois is being rc- ‘
, painted.
Mr. and Mrs. Holly of Dnnbuiy.
arc the guests of Mr and Mrs William
‘l.. Tay.lur
t‘hailcs llzirraclough and family
have moved into Mrs. McArdle's house.
on Main street.
I
I
Mr. and Mrs. Frctierick Gray. of
;llcrby. have been the guests of Miss
Fannie .i. may.
(‘oinpo stieet front the railroad
bridge to the shore is receiving a top
«hissing of gravel
The Tunnel Launch Company are.
building a cabin over John 1". (lodil—‘
'lot's naphtha launch. ,’
Alden Party and family have left
ltown for t‘bilicotho. 111.. where in the
linture they will reside. :
I Dr Kaye: has again taken up his
labode at the home of Mrs. John B.
1 Mills. Riverside avenue _
1’ o. Sanford while at Block is-
l land purchased a cabin cut boat equip i
ipttd with auxiliary power
John iAndgrcn. of New York hasl
been a guest at the home of Mrs Lcw- .
is Whitney. for a few days. .
A detention from the local grauga'
attended the martini; of i-‘airaeldi'
ona Grange. in I‘rumbuii. yesterday.
Alfred Warrant: to making Improve-
ments about hhi place on the cast
aide. tiauxntuck. occupied by Mr. Bill-
Iccli and family. ,
Ninety- six names on on the resin
try list. to he made voters. and ntllll
some have an him that politically}
there Is no hurtling.
This evening the teacher: of Trtavl
ity Sunday school. will hold their Iii-l
tau-i supper and busilma meeting tinco
the Sunday school room.
The committee having in charge“,
the coming fair of Compo Engine! Coma
puny. mitt tut evening. and truncated:
quite an amount of business.
The (temptation Scale [outcry at sat-A
,gatuck to closed. on account of cor»-
;ntia parts of scales failing to arrive.
f‘Wurk will be mumcddn a few days. ;
The pic limos continue to omit
havoc with the nmploo.dinponn¢d by
law. 5. Pickatt. of Fannie. and that
dismant- of the alleged dyspeptic
brooding article but. only to night one
of the cutout-amt trio to show icy It
the «min each return: that follow.
Yum Prod Mm lined the and“.
«r to It mi nuke. atrium
Course will Duperiutanded the diam-l
button at the and. and incidentally
out I pie favor. M Plant?! witch
"a halt «um and throw print phi
m It“: first dip
of a all; national}: in than
.v
s'rATE cia- yiotst mam:
m
Volcano of lattice. at Puerto Barrios
Has Five Large Op parting . .
NEW ORLEANS October 3.’Pafl-
sensors who have arrived on the
steamer from I’urcto Barrios repoit
that the volcano of lzalco. in Salvador,
is now In :a state of violent eruption,
which began on September 7. when
live large openings or craters formed ‘
on the north side of the volcano. from
which large quantities of lava and
burning stones were elected. People
living in the town of lzaico and the
neighboring countiy, toward which the
lava poured. tied at its appearance.
and. believe that their houses were
completely destroyed. The stream of
lava, which was very deep. flowed for
a distance of three miles from the
crater.
Lake Coateheque. which lies at the
foot of the volcano. was flooded with
boiling sulphur from the principal cra-
ter, the water becoming hot enough to
cook eggs in. Fears were entertained
of further disaster. The. volcano was
still in eruption when the passengers
left Guatemala.
ARMENIAN PEDLAR KILLED.
A Fellow Countryman Arrested In Hai-
Ifax for the Crime.
HALIFAX, N. 8., Oct. BIL—The body
of an Armenian podlar with a big gash
in the side of the face and the skull.
crushed. was found in a mine near
Noel. Hunt's county. last night. Two
men out hunting met an Armenian
pedlar last evening and after passing
him found a few pedlar's trinkets on a
road. while nearby they noticed traces
of a struggle and a few spots of blood.
They suspected there had been trou-
ble and a searching party was organiz-
ed. With lanterns they traced foot
prints from the scene of the struggle
to the Tenney Cape mine, and found
the body about fortv feet in the tun~
nel.
The podiar met on the road was im-
mediately arrested. He is able to
speak but little English. and has made
no statement. He is about twenty-
eiaht years of age.
Wanted
First-Class
. 5M,
Painters.
Decker
87 Washington
Street
So. Norwaik.
Special Sale
lo lililtltl‘ Ilia
$555.5; 3:15.537
55:: bag
A Stall
mm ma. gamma
c
1; i 3...;
of) PS ALI. limbs or
FOOD into CIE:an Cut Uni-
form I’ieces as FINE or
COARSB as wanted. ..
Other machlncn cho‘p' meat
only. THIS DOES AWAY
WITH THE CHOPPING
BOWL ALTOGETHER.
. cnors Potatoes. Meat.
Apples. Cabbage. Bread.-
EVERYTHING. .
It, machine you will use
Every day. Call and see it.
Comstock
Watkins
‘8: Dow,
112 WASHNIOTON STREET,
BOUTH NORWALK.
Ph'onc 43-8.
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«9‘ TY.
ISSESSIIRS’ Nlllilt
,We, the undersigned, hereby give no-
tice to all persons and corporations ll.
able to pay taxes in the city of South
Norwalk, that they are required by law
to deliver to the assessors. or either of
them. on or before the 1st day of Now
ember. 1902. a written or printed list.
dated. signed, and sworn to. of all me
property owned by them on the first
day of October. 1902, liable to taxation.
making a description of all real estate,
each parcel being separately descrlbv
ed: and when reference can be made
to a. map on file In the town clerk's
office. such reference shall be sufficient
description.
N. B.~—-i..ist.-i may be returned to the
assessors, at the. council room, Havi-
land street. South Norwalk, from and
including October if. 1902. to and in-
cluding November 1st, 1902. said office
to be open from 9: 30 to 12 o’clock a
m.. and from2 to’ o oclock. p. m. .,; on
Saturdays from 7 to 9 o'clock in the
evening and on Saturday. November
lst, from 7 to 9 p. in.
Dated at the City of South Norwaik.
Conn. October 8, 1902.
FRANKLIN A. TOLLES.
VENANCIO A. SCOFIELD.
Oct. 8th Nov. 1. Assessors.
TOWN
ASSESSIIRS’ Nlllllii
We. the undersigned. hereby give no
flee to all persons and corporations Iln~
ble to pay taxes in the Town of Nor-
walk. that they are required by law to
deliver to the assessors, or either ‘of
them, on or before the first day of No-
vember. 1902. a written or printed last.
dated, signed and sworn to. of all prop-
erty owned by them on the first day of
October, 1902, liable to taxation.
N. B.——«l.iata may be returned to the
Assessors. at the Assessor: office.
Town Hall building, Norwaltt. and at
insurance building. Booth Norwalk.
at the office of J. 8. Lawrence. from
and including October filth. 1002, to
and including Nat/ember tat, lil02. aid
office: to be open from 9:30 to 12
o'clock I. m. and from 2 to 5 o’clock
p. m.. I“ days of the week (dundaya
excepted): and on Saturdays and on
November fat. from 7 till 9 o‘clock in
the evening.
Dated at Nat-walk. Conn, Oct. 7, .190.
GEORGE PITCH.
JOHN B. LAWRENCE.
OSCAR W. RAYMOND.
as if ‘ . Mum
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED .
by local applications. as. they cannot,
reach the diseaacd portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
nests. and that is by constitutional at am.
edies. Deafness fa causodb by an
flamed condition of the mucous llnLns
of the Eustachian Tube. When ti
tube gets lntlamcd you have a mini)?
ling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when it is entirely closed deafness» lit
the result. and unless the inflammation
can be taken out and this tube re-
stored to its normal condition. hearing
will be destroyed forever; nine casea
out of ten are caused by catarrli.‘
which is nothing but an inflamed con
dition of the mucous surfaces.
We will‘givo One Hundred Dalian
for any case of Deafness-«(caused by
'catarrh). that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Band for circa
lara,.free. .
F .l. CHENEY d: 00.. Toledo. 0.
. Sold by Druggists. 750.
«Hall's Family Pills are the beat.
Notice is hereby given that tho so» '
lactation and town clerk or the on of
Norwalk will hold a session in the -*
Town Court Room, on Wall street, in
the city of Norwaik, on Eridanthe
17th day of_0ctober, 190a, from all _
o'clock a. m, until 8 o “clock It. at. for '
the purpose of examining- the “gum
tions of electors, and admittin'a“ to
elector s oath those who shall he found
qtialitled. and, by public adjournment.
will he in session for the same pur-
poses. at the police room‘s. on flaflhhl .
street Smith NorWallt, Moud' ,HOII ' . .
her 20th, from 10 o’hlock ii. iii. limit 3
o 'clock p ms. and Wednesday. Combat-
"2d. from 2 o 'clock until 8 colonic.
p. m.. ' and unless III etitetedt
on the first list an “to he bride."
whosb rights shall appear to have my,
tured, shall have been admitted or- re-
jectcd, said selectmen and um dietk
will hold a session in said Town court:
room on Wall street for said purported, .
on Friday, October 24th, 1902,, front-:1)
o'clock a. at. until 8 o’clock p. in. and
not afterwards except that if it :31)-
penra that the rights of any 1.5.5011 on
the first list under the titleiot"“to be
made" will mature after said runny.
October 24th, 1902, then and in» that
case said selectmcn and town clerk
will be in session in said to‘wn clerk's
office on Monday. Novemhbr‘ad‘. 1902.
from 9 o’clock a. m. until 3 o‘clock p.
m.. and not afterwards. for the pur-
pose of admitting such Devious. ’
Dated at Norwalk, the 13th day of
October, 1902. ,
JAMESA’. BROWN, I
SAMUEL LYNES,
WILLIAM B. REED, .,
Selectmen of the Town of harwaik. .i
HERBERTR SMITH, ‘l
Beautiful
Designs
ln‘
*ail Paper
‘ir
Ar. sometimes hard to get, but then
In Inch things, nevertheless. We
don’t want to non: boaltfsl. but we
are proud of our stock. We worked
but! to let It. We didn't tale what
was thrown to us.
013 12L
That in one reason
why we have the trade we 00.
Painting, Paper Hanging. Decorat-
in.
EEGorham
10 film Avon“. EAST NORWALK
rat. out nu.
Ban Whit. I
mind by but! 531':
II long and devil:
face u use his
house of VIII II has
Iteplel Wllm.
Main ”not. you
in this mani- onr clover:
In The! In all! lead.
Your loan will If,
If I paint it. I" OI
lain Iii-II
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..._. «nun
FIRST
Are you insured in a strain
company that is continuation
proof”?
SECOND
in your policy correctly written
by an experienced agency?
The experience of a quarter of I
century is at your service
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