6-: only; if e.V-.101l. and Charles his lmomwiovsdlng maroon . : the Deps '9 WI bold . meeting this evening. lined his beach Radel oyIte f V ‘9 IllnesI It his Ogle. Nor-wall ' y Crockett of Rowayton, was lover Sunday of Mr and Mr.s _ éb'flomlnsdieir. of [Heavicw Ive Kellogg has res g . of ' A win street were guests over Sun do: of Mr. Elwoods brother. Arthur 19le of Bridgeport. .Prederi Jovian. of 175 Main th‘e' guest of her I f NW \ 9319:} , oakm Allen, 0 cw Henry Case. of Rowayton. will give Moll. of the Book of Revels timid I evening at the home of Mrs Thomas Walsh is Cotta o avenue. Espresdman 'Wiliiaot ‘hompson will . tear down the barn which he recently , Purchased from the estate of the late D. P Harrell today or tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murray, Char- les J. Murray and Norman Murray, of Rowan street. spent the Sabbath ut the home of Mrs. Ann Council In Wll ll» moans Daniel" Petty went to Row- ayton this morning and returned with u gained mess of eels. part of which he distributed among his friends. A meeting of the officers of the Ad- vent Christian Church will be held Thursday evening at the close of the social service to consider candidates for baptism. The match game of pool between William Weisheit and Edward Bryant will be played next Saturday evening ‘ ~ in Chris Larscn' s cafe on the Washing- ton street bridge. Rev. Charles Melbourne Selleck. of Norwalk preached last evening at St. Paul's Mission. Next Sunday evening Rev George Weed Barhydt rector of Christ Church Westport. will preach. In the absllncc of Charles J. Murray yesterday irvlng Smith superintend- ent of St. Paul's Sunday school, Nor- walk took charge of the mission school here and conducted the Sunday school service. Rev. J. W. Davis and Rev. F. S. Ainsworth were yesterday elected del- egates to the State Sunday School and Loral'Workers' convention to be held in Meriden. Mrs. Thomas Walsh of Cottage street. will also probsby at- tend Mrs. William Hancock and daughter Mildred and Mrs. John Weeks. of Brooklyn. came up Saturday night and remained ovcr Sunday the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A N. Sherw.ood of Pleas- ant street They returned to the City of Churches this morning. Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Merriam and Miss. es Carrie and Nina Carpenter sang “Lead Kindly Light“ very sweetly at the Sunday school service In the Meth- odist Church yesterday noon. The les- son had to do with light and the well known hymn was therefore very up 1 _ propriate ' o‘clock at the truck rooms The second in the series of pinochle games being played by the Mayflower fire boys will be held this evening at 8 in Van Zendt street. After the tournament there will be a baked blueflsh supper and Foreman Hull desires every mem- her to be present. . There was considerable discrepan- cy among the thermometers in this xplace over the intensity. of the weath- er lastnight but nea‘riy’nll of them registered zero orsllghtly above early this morning. L'Hommedleu‘s stan durd showed eight degrees abovo at 8 o'clock, while Harry Hypson's down on Seaside Place registered two above. Over to Irving Robertson's shoo‘ storo_ however. the mercury struck the zero point and didn' t go above it until after 7-o‘t’31ock.' Last week the Loyal Workers Aux- liiary of the Advent Christian Church voted to give 95 to the Sunday school towardd the purchase of new books for the library and yesterday Superintend . 1 cut Richard Bland. in whose hands the : ~ money had been placed announced the ’ sift. vote of thanks by the school. ‘ new scholars were admitted at yester- It was received with a rising. Several day's session and the superintendent Is confident thittbb will be the banner your for the school The Junior Band of the East Avenue Methodist Church at last. is going to ' take“ their long anticipated trip to New ‘ Haven. Rev. A. J. Smith pastor of Grace M. E. Church. of the Elm City. . former pastor of the East Avenue Methodist Church, has invited the young men to' go over Wednesday ev- _ening to assist in the special. revival" services he is conducting. The invi- tation was eagerly received and it is ‘- probable every member will turn out " Wednesday evening to take the 6: 20 n for New Haven. I the result of a friendly argument 3 Saturday evening in Hefner‘s East do store there promises to be an In- ting rowing match in the near in. the principals to be Roy Denier?“ illiIm’ 0. Seaman Decker was ills: of his round bottomed clinker Iii Stitch wand skllf no how fast ‘teglld low. it when Seaman inter . i'd‘ martian foot skit; which “he chimed he could row faster than say Morin niacin thehIrbor. as: gifts! intely took him up on this last mm} [till probable In inter-L Wit the weather moderates. “l i It Norvnllr their Stanley -Were In Rowayton Saturday afternoon a few remarks about his 9st i; win all pulled on Is‘ . 9 mi” In rs. Till?“ I - I erVV“ -‘ .‘ was postponed.’ r, Valentine. of Dal-lea, ”who has 7‘3“ var king in New York is now em- ployed In Stamford rural)!» w Waterbury, wife of Cap- sh *Wst ' 9mdis’u seriously ill at 91' has a bills Illd. .o. 6. Myers and Ion,‘ 'M‘yers, of ninety avenue. spent SaturdIyl Bridgeport. Royal went to work last Fri- n'dsy cuttl ice for Jacob B. Raymond on his Rowaytolha‘ Blon Maine hIs been workidg for Stephen Jarvis. assisting In harvesting too at his pond In OI Rl Mrs. Michael CIffney. of rien.suf- fered a paralytic stroke last Friday afternoon and now has seriously I“. MIIsos Bertha and Pearl VInSooy. of South Norwalk spent Saturday the guests of Mrs. Hanford Smith. of Bali ey avenue.‘ ‘ The governor Friday afternoon ap- proved the requisition of A. 8 Doors. treasurer of the Soldiers Hospital board. for 95000.- Deputy Sheriff John W. Sculley was in Dnrlen Saturday afternoon serving subpoeuas‘ on Jusoph medley and Clarence Scofleld for grand jury duty. George Chaddertou Bert Fermlson Challes Clock and Frank h‘ruedenthal enjoying the skating on Chasmar's pond. There will be a social of the Meth-' odlst Church at the residence of Mr. and MrI.WIIl1um Weed, Main street on the evening of February 22. There will be games etc.. and refreshments.‘ Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Tookur, who are now residing with Mrs. Tooker's parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pearson. in Smith Norwnlk. intend to take up their residence In Daricn in the spring. " , " ‘ The warm weather of Saturday made the ponds in this vicinity soft and In some cases dangerous to skate on but the vigorous cold snap last night has put them all again in excel- lent condition R. W Frost of Darion. has patented a drill machine to be used on metal or rock which is said to be a remarkable invention. Mr Frost in corresponding with many people throughout the state regarding It .. A line crop of Hungarian sduashcs was raised last summer from ' 150 pounds raised previously by George Obcrlander athls Main street gar den. and the Hungarian pies made therefrom are said to be extremely fine. It Is expected that Dr ‘J C. Rider. of Meriden. will be at the Congregational Church next Sunday morning to pre- sent the cause of the American Mis- | slouary Association He will talk onl the colored people and poor whites of the South and the Indians. Subscriptions for 1903 have been sent in to the Darien Free Library for the Argosy,‘ Scribnerh'. Century Judge. Scientific American and sever- al other periodicals. The state will send in next Week 100 of the books" to be given, and the follb‘wing week the other hundred. Work on the studio being built for Mr. McQuhae. In Dorian,- has been con- siderably delayed on account of the cold weather; One'wing of the build log is about completed. the carpenters having just laid the shingles and. as soon as the weather permits Contrac- tor Nathan Fl. Finch will push the work along rapidly. ‘ Eels are plentiful at present and are being caught by the hundreds In Gorham's ponds.“ Wilbur and George F. Bates and Frank Tucker vent down one day last week and brought home several'bushel baskets of the delicious “squitmers.” Frank Tooker kept up his former good record and speared more than his other two companions. Clarence Clock met with quite an accident one dav recently that was fortunate in not resulting more serious ly. lie was coming out of George Bates“ woods with cloud of wood. when the horse slip ed and fell. throwing herself hard on t e frozen ground and break lag the shafts of the wagon. He has been unable to use ”Boo" dined the accident The coal situation in Darien was somewhat relieved by the arrival Sat"- urday morning of I 'cIrioad of coal for the lung's End Coal Company. There was a little over twenty- three tons in be our and the drivers for thee corp; pdnflivtdé has? all my cartlIIgi‘fha ulllch needed fuel. ‘Anothér cI‘rload has been unloaded at Nm 1} the. camp Y led ll! 6.3990” of tw moms film. film of solids of the stove variety ’ ~“Cnre til cough afid shed the life." 8’9“], cures cough Iiiddnbldd 69‘!er lie the W vol-go of phenomenon. a v; , . wss'ItNon can} inn Bated nég‘m cutting ‘2 i3 pond Erldav. ltlI namgsls ink and? ed hsdllnwelhri Hmllsbl who in totally in: was William. knell a; $939 m..m mix! kpartles. runes can in Gilly- lg» minus road .ONW with up Milkmen-has. . Will Preston was out "Itnnhin " ondny night. He met llr. Skunk.h aimed: fired Ind missed him. Then Iltudlédldnit has, I: .Ehnd‘ilew Inns-Id of“ wot: :5 manor-la; new. that odor. . Z‘Dsme Rumor hill ltlhlli PM Owens ‘ themselves agreeable to him Ind hId t “chine." He _ in: machine. the? t} m “h bile NIcIIIltyr” but the lll'lllol I : were delayed chapel wood in an ab . nation of colder no or 90 the IV- ‘ _ cning was spent in I up in; his 1 yam. etc. 0 all I 9m ll“ to be I burn r.» Look out for ‘,, the“ IV V *W WESTON. lib n Cole has spent days with relatl es in illusion. Jim Mar to ofgr I. ‘ Mrs. Robert Williams. of Ridgcfleld. has spent a few days with Mrs. George Brown. John Donnelly suflcrod a bad fall on the is: caubingergsdly‘ sprained ankle one y: If " ‘ ' A‘ null! er‘ or “Nerlleld‘lll‘ange patv rons who have been in attendance at the 9 to Orange, In Hartford this wé‘clt ave" re’turnsd home. », George Adams has moved his porta- his saw mill from Reddlng. where he has been at work all winter. to wood- luntl of Mrs. William Osborn. near Val- lry Forge. Mrs. Charles Lockwood Is suffering quite serious Iesuits from the accident in her hand and arm. caused by a log rolling upon It. over a week ago. The injury is very painful and does not improve as (Int as could he wished: She is attended by Dr. Smith ‘ ‘ 'Whlle William Abbott tile butcher was delivering meat at a house near Georgetown. one day this week his horses started and ran for more than a mile before they were stopped near the house of Jacob Kennel. One wheel of the wagon was bIdly damaged. - W WESTPORT. Mrs George Gampher ls under a doc- tor' s care. Mrs. Elizabeth Cable, of Bridgeport was a recent visitor here. Frank Raymond and woe have gone on a visit to their son. the Rev. Frank W Raymond In Stratiord. John H Jennings nd family sailed from New York Fr 'day «for Europe. where they will spend several months. Henry C. Blrge is able to be about Ignln after a siege of sickness that has kept him within doors. several days. The Salmod stars '1st Indergoln much needed renovation and C. i" ()Imsiead and men are employed on repainting and paperlng it. There Is no marked change for the better In the condition of John Mc- Govern who Is confined in his Greens harms home through sickness. .rt‘ Dr. Frederick Powers has set at liberty I number of CInodldn hares re- r-entiy purchased by h and which he hopes will thrive In to wOods‘ here- abouts and add to the hunters inter- e.st Miss Flora Belle Sherwood whose ability as a vocalist has already won for her distinction in themusic world. will be one of the. soloists in a concert to be given In Bridgeport thnestlay. night Leonard (innit Ind wile entertained a part with whlst at their Compo street borne, Thursday night. The play Was followed by I supper and the occasion proved most enjoyable. About twenty participated The supper given by tidied of the Methodist Church Thursday night. proved to be another of those enjoy- able occasions that marks the eaten tainlng features of that denomination and drew largely from outside Harry Kirk is I. compilitiilely te‘ cent addition to the trolley forces here and his initiation continues to be cur rent gossip. Soon after he had been “turned in" he Wes unsigned i0,a Colu- po Reach run When the car reached the terminus It the Beach the wer sudd’enly grounded 'hut Kirk coil 9 not discover the cause and his conductor appeared as bi? nods tho fiber. The car was no good news by the and sea waves so Kirk dually determined to hoof It to Baugatnck on he boarded a depot car and got to hard 8e- curing another car he went to the Beach and town the disabled one back To his chagrin, when the car was In It work to a charm and the coil of the trouble wIs easily (”if covered. ' " Nchalh sense a mild sensa- tibn Itgla’loneel‘ Heck Is udder Com. 3 puny s Hall MW!" his t"; risen pedred’ them 111' Image: car? and «user uniform vest n‘nd loin-ms McLain appears to hire been loaned with a belief that II- wave In Ida and prepsféd him song while er rig nun algal“ mfg: soonsihlllty.he accompanied“ rMCIII-lll 2:159 and ital; I meal; or odor sn‘ ' footutleally; Hobs into ”the? mg? of it after Ili,‘.l‘or the feminine portion ' " of the attendance set out to make the dance program beds as long again his“ couldnt have accommodated Ill They got Mobs“; WM@Mclen and the fun wasl'hpt Ill’ous. all par tlelpating. and «was finally In mixing him no that be. whether it "ilIndI Alli of that claws hImmer coat studio outfi if starch '* ed. The dance ended he suddenly die appeared. not was seen no more tth “it terest can see more in Genoa Bosch Ind it?“ til! ’ihture. AI Ifi‘lng drawn‘ Increased, and there Is I general desire know. with mrm‘g A (9 n has rung" Ied a new . . “INA“ ss :3 ,‘yw c V”. ‘ Jill». I. O'lbflpll 3ll l rectory I » mourners. ' . KIIIpr WM. 9. 97 Washington 9. N. moi-dross. r. s. Ubf‘dry sanding. AWNING MANUFACTURING. cIlIIhIn on» I. 59 cm. N. BAKERY. Randi. J. H. 91 VInlpI-ldt 9, N. 1 H IAKIRV AND LUNCH R0091 Owens Mrs. E. c. 22 North Main 8. N. BAKERY AND REOTAURANT. Grant's 139 Wllhlhflton B. N. In“ A Cake delivorsd hi all parts of city. Lln9,F FANS 9-‘751 Wiifllnpion 9.‘ N. ' 'DANK'J central National 39 Will N. 3 City NItlooIi United lInk Bldg 9. N. FIN-field County National 44 Wall N. FIlrl'IIId County 9Ivln'gI 61 WIli N. Norwnik savings misty 44 Wall N. So. Nor. .Trust Co. 99 Woods on 9. N. 90. Nov. 9Iv1ngs Inuit Units lit. Bldg RAIDERS. ‘ Pltzer quItIv il’i WIshlngton 9. N. Pohlmsn. Albert 99 Washington 9. N. BLACKBMIJ‘HO’AND HOBO! ones. , Flynn Edward 19 Hartford Pl 9. N. condemn HOU9E9. , RicbIrdeon Mrs. J. A. 10 West Iv. 9. N. Quintana Noun 5 Elisabeth 9. N. BOOT AND .9140! DEALIRB. KIelIr Geo. 159 WIIhlngton 9. N. Levy MI! 169 Washington 9. N. ' Lyon F. D. I. Go. 90 «WIIhlnaterI 9. N. BOOT AND CHOEMAKERB AND RE. . . ' FAIR! NO. statics Ernesto 93 Main N. ' NIII'I [tutti-«H. 14 Wits! N. wood Nw‘y A.:19 south Main. 9. N. BOX MANUFACTURERS. V The Knapp 90x 60'. 132N491" 9. N. 9U91N999 OOLEIGEB: . Brown's College Goat. SImIn Free. BUSHELMEN. Karypinskl Frank 2d finer 31 Wall N canslnrsss sud suuosns Gamble Leslie Riverside MINI E. N. Nether NIH-y w. 131 Wam- 9. N. csssmos AND sIoN PAINTIR9. Brotherton R. L. 20 Brook N. Mollie Ellis 19 mums 9. N. csruouc antibiotic Adrictss HIysI J. v. 5 mill M. pH lROPODlI'i‘I ovum Illa. mils so WIII N. »- c'UlllOIl'I‘Y. IHOP. i Manner T. J 2' 9°. Main MN. mollusk AND Toucan. Hayes .I. 7:5 in?» OidIoIchfIger Johd 0! ”DOWN?! 3- N Smith a. r. Mam-mo mock. Whelpiey a. Cloris 94: Washington 9.N CLOTHINO Angie stays rusNIsH- lessor: M. 193 WItlfilmt‘drl 9. "I «lonelier iguana. cIndy Kitchen“?! 9590' Main 9. N. coursorione‘n‘v «no BAKERY. ‘(Ilsher M. I “.57 in N. . emits lee A. in mm M _ DTEN 'rlerI. .. 9......11 e r. or Wash ion a. N. Hoyt FrId 94.91;! MI n9. N. PM!” Eu .79; Wash noise 9. N - oases AND colts: MAKER. Chisel-y um I: as tom N... . , : ,rizqosscsi cos-vino“ Icuoo = uni-.4 wail-glad was 19 Islam Props “no .990 51"? with ( erlllih 11D. PlllI‘ted‘R’. “H. 43 Willi 3i" lows-o" elm” , new and worlds. '9” ’ V rlted'ss If It I thrash; . l a £11“ nil . toils gone with 1:“ 1%“ permittedtonion the Vick-r or liar-lush . “m their nsokvitn no «chm ' ' McKihhln o. N. 91¢!de JJI Manvllle I .wnst my I. '19. we on ark-hymn“, ways or dis Irw- 3am,m Bravo 4 L131 or. no; saunas: ms AVND monsoon: .. or‘ ms rows or sensors. 3' iinalltd “militant lldclllll liul ll. illl Per the in his anlli. AhhrsvlltlonI~N.,; Norwalk; 1;. It. South Nurwslln' a. it. out Notvtn. ".I.'. .. "- i‘ INIuasNVcn AND and. Inns. Hoyt Gould N45 mu N. Wm J II As'm so. Ill-In I. .N. Tandem. Golden 74 WIIIII L".II ‘0 "u 5 not" .W‘I' V ‘ V ‘ JOI PRINTERI. V Freeland 0m 99 washings” 9.: N. BIrdner, Printer cor. Well A Water N. Mitchell H.910 mm min 9. N- ‘ " JUNK DIALIROI Harrlsllbrshsm l9 asymeuri N. ltl'l‘orlsN FURNISHIEO degree. “with M 9 9. 00.92919 tumors 9. N. LADIES' FURle'IV-lle. Mills 9. l. MrI. as Washington 9. N. Lsdlss' AN: ems-I! Y,ciib'rnmo M ED DY . Butterius C. 4 Raymgnd 9‘. N. 'l’oqup' 9. 25 Main N. . LAUNORIlO. Crescent 9 Curlew Ave- 9. N. Old Well 32 HI’leIild 9. N.. Lessons 18 North Main 9. N. wolg em 2 south min 9.‘ N " ‘ LUMBER OIALERO. Nepal! 9 Bailey Go._WItu LN. ‘ MACHINERY :. UFACTURIRO. 0.50459 Water 9. N. Miller J. W. 139 Woitir 8. ‘ MANICURE, MA GAO! A D HAIR DRE 8! R9. Rider Miss H. 9. 97 Washington 9. N. MANICURE. MAISBOAOR. CHAMPOO- HIyII Mrs. A. M. 99 South Main 9. N. 4 MEAT MARKETS. HIyOI/Ffl‘d North Main 9. N. MI. N. New York Market 142 Washington 9.N. » MERCHANT IAILoss. Byrnes P. J. 1 Mil IIN ’ KempH. W~45W iN Keener Fun: to arm Milli 9. N. Nougehsuer J. 94 Washington 9. N. Poreslli J. 197 wsshinnton s. N. MILK DEALERS. Nawxhurnt Giles. N. 26 West Main N. mums”. , 9!. John The Minn A9 WINN. " ' Tillman s. Mines wins. 3. N. MINEO'AND INVISTMINT’. 9mm C‘Dunesn Room lLIudIr 91k. , MONUMENTAL WORK AND IUILD- Bates John 9. 7 union Ave. N. “as“; M. w. 59 Main N. . Mlij IcAL wflRUNINTl me can. o.’29 Leckwood F. E. 39 III' Btudweli J W. 39 firth Main 8. N. NEWBDEALIRO ANDITATIONERI. Hayes John T. 5 Main N. - Leary 9. Co. 19 RIlIresd Ave.. 9. N. ' ovens nxrpsrsbss AND CHIP- Hoyt W. H. ‘ 90o 139 WMVUI‘ C. N. OYSTER DEALERS AND VSHlPPERS Morl‘m A. H. 129 W999? IN PAINTERS AN?” PAPE “ANGER. lastly J.W gum Decker G. 19 HIv Indd. Eggioson F 7.9: 923i? Main .9. N. Rudder J. A; 33 9 h Main 9. N. ‘ PAW BROKER.- ' Hamil: l. 154 Washington 9. N. PHOTOQRAPHRRRI Lewis I. 11 Mile N1 ‘ Rcsdmnn r. shown. mi. N. , PlANOn‘I‘N 9" 5 ‘iN. PIANOAND cansu Isdtsucross lenedlct um I. 92 Wait «Ave, 9. 1» Mia Neill 93-6“, W as I. mm _ .N T RAMJNWI .5 small h. 2 cg} 351m and .w'." N. 97‘ III In; F. United Ishk sing. I.“ N. iterators classic: ~ finiNonsrnuuats sardine. ._ rwmwsrd th 98:le A? 20.0li “Will. 3”" nah“... .' . hbllriiilliilbtlr . Painting,“ Pea: .. rte and profitable for investment per. . PAINTIN. ‘ s ‘ , anlos I narcissism as was. s. N. ., with any you over new. sad we believe this stock you! prove no to your comparison. There I quilt in what we sell and excellence in thew t Wlldlhtobbfizlw lib odds that Are Bumble. We “Ill Are UI'I'I Dale. Phillis ’rhlhuf‘j'asd Window ShIdeI mill to Order. PRINTERS , SUPPLIES. .. _. » ART poops. .. SPECIAL , White Curtain Poles with Fix- tures, roc. . Cloth. Window Shades.- with fringe. 25c. n‘l’Bg‘ud flu. ‘lel-I-‘IJ. w \ l. H; _____ , "W97 WashmgtorrStrect‘. South Normik': 'Conn. ARE. YOU INTERESTED IN urn Issuance the kind that Is moderate as to price act for protection of. your family? he Connecticut General Life Insur- Inoc Company of Hartfordldeol in. this green H'. ditto other... Aotnr. ..~ _. United Bank so: illiilg', ~ .j s «so-qr fioflthmflb; 6‘. ~ W. M Q. almosmown, .- Painter and Paper Hanger, ‘ ~ . s“ W?”- lVV’ ‘ Pure White Lead and zinc mixed by hand will wear twice. «as: long ‘Ind. weer double ’sul" .fs'ce II machinery mixed. The “house of William Stevens'and of Stephen ‘Wlleoxllboth on South" ' I'Msin street, wore pointed?» me: . ' in thli' manner over eleven years 1.0. They Ire rimmed. ' Your house will stand as walk. a if lphlnt It: as olflce; 6: 86pm announces : 2: My residence; 25* ' A 3... _. Design fir"? Ml c. Alto) . mine 31.9.5. i . 1.1 .1 my} "11.54. 3 sir-zypr-qfi Ire somctbncs hard to got. but there; , bush slings, 11W“. ids Tweet to scan bearish. but we are mend dfour stock. We work- ed hard to m it. We didn’t t’alré wlni on thrown to as. . That. is new why we anew-saws V». rs» PA?ER HANG- aflrlmmd’m. Vilwfl‘h: ..‘» din,“ l NH 3 ‘ ,Volumeter Predsur‘ef Rb ‘ Volunteer Wall Paper: V 1: word loose «Is I not be cui'od’hy Rafis FJ. CHENEY 0. ~ I ”We. in undeu . 1. Ohm lorth'ess annular- mxwu “do. *0. 3d. wllillegals“DI-ll”j Ill's C mucous Illmoel «than monIIlI sent free. Price 159 per“, hot- tie Sold by all Druulsts. HIii’I Family Pills are the but. will: surrh Ours is ... . gr p r .L 4' Jr's: woman- «on .‘. ------ I I. ’ all 5 "JV Vi I IVIJJ is" N”, '~*»‘~ i: s.II“"”tI A Flush Valve.,...-“ Noiseless, clones withoutjnr of iii-‘1 'r'" ter hammer. lies 393,9“; “'1‘“, “1‘9"‘9‘9 ' . THE IDEAL... V ‘V Flush Valve.“ . tri‘vV‘I’htN'tl 30V.) . A IcIVf adjusting presenta- applied to 9. Flth Valve : V direct pressure. Mhmmfi 7 amount of water. .1n the ‘ ‘ time, regardless of the he“ 5* 'V sure In service pipe. '3 3‘ '1? 3 See-ll in}. c... shownnrarwtlt as. :1 spill"? 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