.nn
«c‘. 1 I thins Id-
vacuum for Isle It poet-thin druI
store. HONEY will Nil'l‘itho.
Will have got EVE RING in our
line. We hope to save you I few steps
Ind It the same time give you A1 sor-
(Orders doiivmd)
Int 0: PHARMACY.
206 VII-hing to It.
vice.
up. Narwulk. ct.
1'11'1I1VW\
to. stun
Gold Medal Floor. 6 5c per bag.
Tube 1305: Eight. 60c per bag.
Fancy Creamery. Butler,
23c per lb.
Our be‘sl Mr Hill: Crackers at
6c lb. or 2 lbs. for' 151:.
1.4..
24 COTTAGE AVE.
EAST. NORWALK.
ENSTNNNNNLN
Miss Marian L'ilommediou, of East
Nor1v,nlk is visiting friends in ilethel
Harry Ainsworth. of Cottage are-
nne, is spending a'chk in New York.
Owing to the bad weather the. Ep-
worth league will not visit E. Keeler
this evening,
Miss Matilda Smith resumed her do-
ties at Mrs. S. 1. Mills“ store. in South
Norwnlk. yesterday. after two weeks'
vacation. 3
W. H. F. Preston, of John W. Beat-
ty’s corps of pointers, has returned
front Tuxedo. where he has been for
some time.
it is expected that the work of Im-
proving the property lately purchased
by Leslie Gamble and E. E. tiorhnm
will soon be begun.
Miss Mary L. Dora and Miss Smith,
of Rowan street, who have been spend-
Ing a few days in New Haven. returned
to their home yesterday,
Miss Alice Rider and Miss Hannah
Valentine, of East Norwak are spend-
ing a few days with Miss Mabel Lake.
of 65 Franklin street, Daabnry.
S W. Adams. who was so severely
injured. yesterday morning. by his“
from a platform at the East Norwalk
lumber yard is more comfortable to—
day.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Smith. of How-
kins avenue. East Norwalk, are enter—
mining their niece and nephew, Miss
Gertrude and Joseph lmwlor. of New
York .
The class meeting at the East Ave-
nue Church, under the charge of James
L'Hommedieu. was not as largely at-
tended. last evening. as usual. The
weather was the cause.
01111! Engineer Wheeler and Arthur
Carr attended the annual meeting of
the11flmte Fireman’s Association, yes-
terday. in Br'ttnfmd. They report that
they had a very pleasant time
The' annual picnic of the Advent
Christian Church will be held in a few
weeksn'ow. and a fine time is antici-
pated. The Sunday school will prob-
ably go to Seaside Park, Bridgeport.
by trolley.
A regular meeting of the East Nor-
wnlk Fire Police was held last evening
in their rooms in the Randall block.
The matter of the late excursion with
the Norwaik and South Norwalk forces
was taken up. and reports were read
The affair was a success in every way.
John L'l-iommedieu was a very busy
man this morning. He had mowed a
lame (quantity of sedge opposite his
sin ,mtd the high tide this morning
th tuned to take it out to set: Mr.
l.‘Ho'nimedieu saved the greater part
of it however. by strenuous efforts.
though hemdmits that it has been a
poor day“ making hay.
Among one went on the ox-
cursio to1 Coney sland. yesterday.
were re. Harrier Tate and sister.
Mrs. Fri'el Misses Bessie Naphey. Drab
Mai King, Mrs. Charles Simonds, Miss
Reba almonds Mrs. F N“ Hoyt Mrs.
Flatt Beard. and 'dtillfil ere. Mrs. Sti-
ward Slindns. Mrs. George Van Al-1
styne. E. L. Hanford. Earl Banks and
George Barnes.
Raymond Brothers, of South Nor-
walk. are taking a large number of
long piles from their East Norwalk
farm for use In the construction of the
new wht'trf which they intend to build
in South Norwalk north of their pres—
ent1 docking facilities. The land
wneroou the new wharf is to be plac-
ed was purchased from Crofut &
Knapp a short time ago.
A number of the cellars along the
Washi'hgton. street bridge were flood-
ed thing. on account of the very
high ti which was caused by the
freshot in the river and the easterly
width which blew the water Into the
Sound The” was very little this
note". in acre-n mom 'I cellar trig:
of bee; bumped spoon Ind naviga-
tlon was possible only 11 ti: a boat.
The wharf of" the. Ml. stet- Gom-
puny was Iubmermed so that it was
mole to row I boat r hi on it.
of the cellar! ill t horwtuk
wegnKoNed last. night. by the rain.
Mot qur 001ch under“
fitfio' W'wa
‘lifit‘fl It A
who Iold the little 0' 1 obi ooh
@135 rat: 1111 heads t I phony up
11'- more 6* tall) MRI
any one It
well worth t to price. but the fakir had
something up his sletvo beIldo. With
ovary squeeze of the rubber head I 1191
culiar sound would come forth. some-
'motiiit funny.
it as Ion
wpu uld ci
'e ones. no
as w. Ird and
wg'lch‘ w s It 11 up”
as 'ba‘ work
out between times “All
would sell them almost as fast as he
could get them out of his box, but
every purchaser insisted on having
the one he had In his band. 11'2i1itl1 he
mltrit “That rubhhr heck will never
talk again and the buyot would take
It one .1Ide and squeals and squeeze.
but no more sound, came from it than
sphynx in front of the pyramids of
dam
dler was a ventrlloq'uist. Another
scene which tick‘lb'd lili'rls‘ibiiltles can‘-
siderubly, was the appearance of 11
trou'p of gymnasts and rt't‘rob'nts en a
side street, where they would y down
a urge carpet and perform t eir an-
tics like a circus. to the great amuse-
ment of the crowd. Mr. James watch-
ed one performor. as be supposed. to
wit a small sized donkey, and after
giving the crowd their money" it worth.
and passing the hat around,ala1ge
pole would be placed in the middle of
the carpet and the donkey led up to
out. 11's the collection Went o11."Tw'o
pence more. and up goes the donkey. "
But that two pende. never come forth.
or at is t not enough of them. the'
crowd on 'erly waiting for the donkey
to go up the pole. All at once one of
the members or the concern would yell
out. “Police! Police! here comes th'e
politc." and they would gather 1111
their traps donkey and all and skip.
So the real donkey after all were the
people looking on expecting to see a
donkey climb a pole.
—1Burdock Blood Bitters gives a man
a clear head. an active brain. a strong
vigorous body—makes him fit for the
battle of life.
ROWAYTON.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene (Bushman and
daughter are the guests of friends I11
3 Long island.
Henry S. Lookwood is having his
residence painted. William Doland Is
doing the work.
Charles H. Guider and Charles
Crockett spent. yesterday in New York.
making the trip by trolley.
Messrs. Blum and Goldback. of New
York. have been guests of Miss Blunt.
at the home of James E. Stevens.
Mrs. A. L. Hubbard and two child—
ren'are spending several days In Der‘
by. while Mr. Hubbard is in Massachu-
setts.
Mrs. Joseph A. Judge. of Windsor.
New Jersey. is spending this month
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John
Croekett.
Charles Crockett, of Providence, is
spending his vacation with his par-
cuts. Mr. anti Mrs. Franklin Crockett.
of McKinley street.
Misses ida Jack and Minnie Sniflln.
teachers in the Baptist Sunday school.
entertained their classes recently. and
gave them a very pleasant time.
Rev. William White. of Brooklyn,
preached two interesting sermons in
the Baptist Church. yesterday. Mr.
White was formerly pastor of the
Methodist Church here, and was greet-
ed by many old friends.
'On account ofuthe storm the picnic
at the Rowayton Baptist Church was
postponed today. until tomorrow. If the
weather is favorable.
will be Pine. Rock Grove. and if the
picnic is to start at 7:50 o'clock, the
church bell will ring at 7 o'clock.
Howard Bell. son of (i. W. Bell. and
manager of the Smith Premier Type—
writer Company's oflice in New Ho-
ven. left last night for a week's stay at
Camp Kill Kare. on Lake Kora. in
the Adirondacks, on invitation from
ex-l.leutenant Governor Timothy l).
Woodruff. who Is president of the.
Smith Premier Company. Governor
Wodruff has extended an invitation to
the managers of all the branch offices
to come and chip: the fishing and
camp life at his beautiful and famous
camp
L—
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Nothing of importance was done at
the last meeting of the selectmen.
Charles Adams has recently purchas-
ed a very tine. building lot in Rowdy-
ton. it was the property of Selectman
Charles G. Waterbury. who lately ac-
quired it.
A meeting of Eagle Hook and Lati-
der mpany was held Monday night.
at which regular routine business was
transacted and plans made for attend
ing the big parade on September 3‘. in
Bridgeport during “Old Home Week "
.Tho Dur'len Social Club Is making
rapid strides toward success. it has
been" decided to purchase a building
lot on the Brady property and there to
erect a handsome club house. The dell
will probably be consummated today.
Ronald D. Lyon of the Broadway No
tionnl Bank, who is to build a bulb.
some home here has awarded the coni
tract for the construction of the build
log to Nathan Finch. Work on the
structure will begun as soon as pos
sible
Those who profess to know any that
quail and partridge are going to bi
yery plentiful In tam local woolds ktl'h':
wining Moon. In many Ire ook
forward to shooting the path bird;
The “Bob White" may be' wrd morn-
tags from all quarters which axiom
titties the 111%”.
K delegI tin of fifty-six FreIh Air
Fund children arrived in town 01%
day afternoon. destined for So
WNW; however ennui . 'b ‘ ,
leble. “Tn 111,1“... mm
’A mastitis
deu'tt uns: only a pen y apiece." and '
teluctautly gate them. with the re- ’
The secret. way the little pedv .
The destination '
it, the side blower of the show culling '
.1111 excursion to Roton Point, yester-
mt
. pmenh- A special place has been con-
of' the Dorian lid-Ines: u,
111-1111 cyan 1-14....e-1sma1r 1111.31:
gt’ommduéouod.
Clothes with ' Sim
e"we:
WW' has its
t odor of the 5911p.
300 ELEGANT PREMIUM WIT".
Amrnonilted? Borax
W It. or f; o
ofJovei‘: 38% ill'
at Mulls-1mm
possum. which we
"marks cut from the wrappers of SATIN GLOSS SOAP.S
1. wséwmwv
$8108
1’
fe‘rtc rado-
envisgggfi" ;Iying 4”:§ptlofl
TINB
WASHING POWDER. or SQNSI‘IINE SCOURING SOAP. A'MI'C“
David S. Brownfll Co.
Items at Noroton. is In Absent». hndl
item there will go into the White;
Mountains. where he hopes the change 1
of air will be beneficial to hint. his
health not being as good as usual this
season. lie state they 1111- building an
addition to the hospital at the home
for there are so many of the veterans
Ill more room is needed. Many of
th 1 new comers at the home at the pre-
sent time are hospital cases and enter
the hospital 011 at rival 1
NOTES OF THE SEA SHORE‘ 1
Mrs. G. A Moore, of New York. is at
the Edith Home Cottage. Belle Island.
The Daughters of Liberty, of New
Canaan, will enjoy an outing at Hick-
ory Bluff. Thursday.
Mrs. G. B. Fulrchild and daughter.
Mcrah. of Danbury. are spending a
wcck at Belle island.
Arthur J. Greet. of 25 Osborne street,
linnbury. has gone to Belle island. to
stand several weeks.
'Nlcholas Hughes, of Brooklyn. is
visiting Francis Anthony Littler. at
Old Well Cottage. Belle island.
Mrs. S. ll. Hoyt and granddaughter.
llclen ltuymond. of New Canaan, are
stopping for a week at Hickory lilnff.
Miss Jeannette Rogers, of 37 Farvlew
avenue. Danbury. has come to Hello. is-
Iand to visit (I. M.-Rundle and family.
who are occupying a cottage here.
Mrs. Malloy and daughters. Misses
Minnie. June. Edith and Master Hurry.
of Roscvilic. N. J.. are at the Cliff
Cottage Belle Island. 1'01 11 six weeks'
silly
William Robertson has resumed his
duties as tcllcr of the Corn Exchange
llank. in New York. after a two week's
Vacation at tht1 White Rose Cottage.
ilollc island.
Francis W. Littler. of Old Well \ ot-
tuge. ilcllc island. returned to his
Brooklyn home. Monday. to spend a
few days on business. He expects to
get to the island on Saturday.
The children of the Danbury Home
were invited by Charles DcKIyn and
family to spend yesterday at the De
Klyn cottage at Pine Ledge and take a
soil In the yacht Nylked. Owing to
the unpleasant weather of yesterday
the trip was postponed until today.
when the affair was again poatponed.
The Herder Club. of Brooklyn. had
day. and about three hundred of the
members of the organization had din-
ncr at the Roton Point Hotel. Not-
withstanding thc weather the "Iicrd-
ct's” enjoyed the occasion. and had 11
good deal of sport during the after-
noon.
The stone work on Edward Browne's
land on the north end of Belle island.
is completed. and the work of putting
up the fence is now going on. The
fence is made of netting. and will en-
rinse the entire property. There are
two haulage entrances. and inside
there is a tennis court and croquet
grounds. tastefully laid out.
The young men of Belle island have
made a qnolt ground In Park avenue.
and with horse shoes for quoits. they
are buying h' glorious time in seeing
how many games each can win. A
team has been organized among the
best players and they are challenging
right and left lt' is expected that a
tournanient will take place in the near
future .
There was no dancing last night. at
Roton Point. on account of the rain.
which came down in torrents througb‘
out the evening. The pavilion was
lighted 11p, and the orchestra was there
ready to play. but le‘satban. half a
dozenpeople appeared to enjoy the
pastime. and it was decided to dis‘
pense with it for that night. The mu-
sicions and employee of the Point had
'a good time there until about 9 o '.clock
when they left for South Norwalk.
A large number of new tables have
been erected in the vicinity of the
dancing pavilion at Roton Point. for
the acoomndation of the Bridgeport
Business Men' 5 Association which will
have a big shore dinner there tomor-
row afternoon at 3 o'clock. The ID-
fair will be under t e direction of Cap-
tain Arming J ”8111 I1 who brings the
party from Bridapor't i the steamer
lube], Ind Messrs. Phi lips and Ho-
ward. the caterers at the Point. will
Iotve the bali'e. which will eclipse Iny-
bing ever before given at the Point.
bout 1.000 people Ire Expected to be
structotl to prepare the bake.
W .
‘EAB‘T HAVEN TO IMPROVE ROADS.
Highway Commissioner MIodonIid
has museum that the 1111 of but
than «1'01?
Slat St. a North River
NEW YORK CITY
..———' .. ..—.._.- ..
WESTPORT.
The selectmen arc in session to-
day.
F M Raymond It Is returned home
froth 11 business trip i1} ust.
W. ('l1appclle and family.
York. are rttsticatink “91‘9-
New York friends 11119 visitors at the
home of Miss Ethel \imaketnan
(‘ltnlles Anderson Is back at his post
in the Salmon storc after a week's va-
cation. '
Miss Josephine liowhs luts returned
home front a visit with relatives in
Hartford.
Tho Misses Nellie and Florence
Wood of Stratford. are visiting rela-
tives here.
The recent supper given by members
of Doric Chapter. 0. E. S.. netted a
neat sum that has been turned over
to the treasury of 1111- Masonic Home
at Wallingford.
011 Mo lay the fire department will,
ltold an a learned incetiug in Compn
Engine house and perfect plans for its
participation in tho l-‘iremen‘s parade
in IIridgeport.Septc1uber 3.
The fire Department will hold an ad-
journei meeting August III. at Combo
Engine house. at which time it Is hop-
ed that the matter of participating in
the flremen‘s parade 111 Bridgeport. Set»
tember 3. will be disposed of.
Marked improvmucute are being
made along the short- at Greens Farms.
chiefly by the 'i‘illcys. Sooysmiths and
llodfords. This bids fair to be umonil
the most attractive restricted resorts
in the East: it is ccrtzdnly one of the
most charming todax
lvery effort is help
the men who attacket 'N Motorman Jo-
seph Flynn Sunday niuht. The 11s-
:uault is said to have bot-n one of the
most brutal ever perpcutruted' here. A
singular fact in connection with it was
that no one appeared to help the mo-
tot'111un and the assailants after com-
pleting their work drove leisurely
away unmolested.
There should be some attention he-
stow-1d on the highway leadinfl from
the depot to shore road. Beachsldc Inn
and the cottages It is extensively
of New
anode to locate
1ru1ersed not only by pedestrians but .
Shilfih vehicles and easily passes for
the worst stretch of road. In spots. In
the town. There is no sidewalk and
mud and pools are common along Its
length. it is not the easiest matter
to put the road In fair condition. but it
can be improved. and being the only
avenue to and from the depotought
to be.
Sheriff i-‘red Kempcr took Captain
William H. Thompson to the county
lull in Bridgeport Monday. While
his prisoner was as docile Is a lamb
his ncrvdusness was so marked as to
attract attention. and there was I time.
when nearing the center of Bridgeport
that the man accused of assault with
Intent to kill noted as though he might
attempt to throw himse e'léfrom the car.
Some express the belie that the pris~
nner Is demented: other: attribute his
condition to excessive drinking. About
a year ago he was in c mind of one
of the finest steamers yin between
Boston and Liver l; ab 9 seamen
ho was held In it it re r'd. Through
wine 1 fortunate occ rrence :that
nearly' ecke'd his vessel Thompson
lost his 3 itidn and sin than is said
to have come complet ly transform-
ed. His conduct of Monday was due
to extreme nervousness brought about
1111me by, theopisode at his homedur-
‘ng the early morning.
Turkey Hill is s tar more important
section of the town than- generally
credited its highway is the chief
xvenue direct to the shore from the
trolley and there Is room for Improve-
ment along it The necessity hf hill
climbing. going and routing. is not to
ivoryone's liking. but the view south
'rom the brow of the hill is ehch'snb
lug enough to make amends for extra
exertion necessary in time it will be
the of the most thickly populated sec-
tons of the: colon y and prop-
srty along its] lin :hss Within tbsp past
two years‘ m'ntc'rinlly increased in
value. The maturity of Its residences
Ire substantial Ind occupied the year
tround' the tenants comprise .I ruler-
ty of old redduntoro. agape oclIl mil,-
in “dammed 'rti least IW'
tlvo feature of it III II tile name that
«11.1.1 easily be changedtfor one more
titrIctive'.‘ Time was mu WMr
with I Turkey Hill endogse memm
arise Ind one 111111111 11mm: '3
with in re p8 and
Re ainnate, but‘ that arches .‘E ’3'
so... 1:11.. . 311.111.1111'5au11‘
.1111 My destroy the
. through the 1119001111 surfaces.
.tioios mitould never be. used except on! .
s an: or on r ..
WTAMII "N30 OTAIN' CA
sens e o. smell Mammotely deranse ,
the who'e system. when entering It
promint on from rgntable physio.
"in a: matte i.- will do in te'ti
told to the good you can possibly do-
rive frpln them.
the blood and mucous 311110011 of the
system. In buying liIl '{iataxrh (lure
be sute you get the grow 1.1 it is tak
cu internally and made 111 'l',olodo 0..
‘by F J. Cheney & Co: Testimonials
free. '
Sold by. mugglsts.
bottle.
Hall‘s Family l'IIIs are tht1 best.
"tak u Internally. sotlufilrectly upon
‘.1_.~...1-1‘-
hours noiwost'i. com
Capital.
urplds. .710.
”r Profits. 1' 1S 3 ad. ad
.FERII. President.
3:3; II. it" it. Cashier-
rm 1111.1
DIRECTORS:
John H. Fort-lo " Hour Seymour
John H. Knapp 6114. Ion 8mm
John H. LI It! momma
Josiah R. r'vln Samuel Grumman
‘1 ' 3. Wallace win-vim
Accounts Satisfied
Hammocks
W. from a fin'e line of these
goods at very rcssorable prices
considering quality.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Guns. Revolvers.
Animation. 1 Blanks.
Fishing Tackle
and
all sorts of
Boat and Shore Re-
sort Supplies
cameras-315,
y-hn
5. DOW;
. Ngxt' Dog: City Library.
112 WASHINGTON eraser.
souru NIORWALK.
_ Phone. 4'34.
The Con:- Gen'l Life"lns. Co. has
discovered to itsprolt that the belt
advertisements thins-rover but have
come ngtItIousiy from its “tilted.
policy holders Ind we Ire strivitlg’
11rd In the Life Insurance bouillon.
For particulars enquire of .
FREDERIQK‘ H12 'EILLD.
1 denerIlA Atom. 1’
N SM TH FERGUSON,
‘. r‘ mv ~-
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1.1. 611975. " '
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1
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or ALL KtNos cook”: 1
‘ 'ro blimp,"
I SATHlNG A'Np mama.
IATH nousés '1"9' 11m: Iv. BIA-
.w’
Such or» 3 '
Iiall’ s Cutorrh (111119.. ,
manufactured by 11‘ J. Cheney it 09.. .
9.. contains no mercury. and In .
1111110 75c per '
Bit N11 11111111311111"
£100,000. on
0.0.00
this agency to live up to a btgh stind- .
United Beale 11113111113; so Norwich "_
Explosmns and
‘1‘ Fires
are in order where gasoline and
think of the recent deaths caus~
ed by them either'by bursting or
leaking.
THE 0A8 RANGE has a differ-
ent story to tell; there's no oil
to leak and cause 11 fire and ex-
plosions are an impossibility.
oAs RANGES from 110.25 up.
warm senses
so. 7'5 ".'up’ " _
Any eld house piped for light.-
Ing at cost.
\
0
1
from
1‘ stlmates given
tlve.
Conn. Railway and
Liqhtlug company.
1 13m 1
(Paint Tonic
new Ion'ser.
COSTS LITTLE TO BUY..
I8 EASY TO APPLY.
chosen.
'ro ORDII.
Window Sindee." '
l’icture ”Irony...
' ' DEALER In
Wall Potters. '
Painters' Supplier.
Artisto' KIteri'IlI'.
..'——
IPECIAL.
10c.
the.
long with fixtures. 10o.
Oil Cloth Binding. 10c box
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING,
ozcoaA'I'mo.
" .Ij' Washington “Mam
South NorwIlk.
Telephony Connections-com
A postal brings our representa-
kerosene stoves are used. Just 3.
Makes the old building look like ..
ne'w. makes new 'bttllNings stay
One of our color cards will be
interesting to intending paint pur-
White Curtain rates with Il‘txturu .
cloth Window Shades. with fringe
Solid Bran HIIf CurtIIn Rods, I ll
Decker
DAVID W. ’fi'RA'YMOND,
Funeral Director '
R d . “out
“longs”? b21112,» M. Mm
Tin. Steer Dion. Copper
and. Zinc.
80 Sodfh Kiln 3?me.
~45 ..4
South Norwolk, coon /.'
Tole one. 18"}
tutti 1 11118111
. «(LC
nuance.
not Sierra.
new
um
19 North ninth?ll South Norwlu
your.
Gas ”1‘19“" 3
First-1111: convenience $4.191 1'1. opt.
to got tbbviight without
III at I
,0?!»qu cull , . .
coed—Tho "In“?
I urn of suffocation fro
by IocldeutIliy leaving
011 II, If the In II to
ginger of tire from 1‘ w
Itchu. much» not
I Fourth—To Ifoid 1 ‘
. by the sputum ,1
vIntI 'IId the."
throwing the 3
floor. Ind the c 3
the carpet ‘
The cost of till!
proper care the Lights
110119111.
ill.
Cor. North Main and West Ste.
near." the gin”
1911'. £911.11 111111!-
The residence of Thomas
Smith' 55 Osborn Ivonne, East
horwalk. was painted with' lead.
on and ztnc‘ y'Ntmd mixed. fifteen
years 3‘0
1 defy an'I-oitent paint 'to' show
equal body with as much wear.
lUNlllSJ BRONN
Willi
52 south Mrln direct.
Residence: 25 Elm Grove St.
To the Old Country 'Dl'dtl
and Money Orders '11,;be ' any-
where in Euronq', '38 1'65““
lowest rates. at»; 1211- '
“Gilli I. UNION. ‘
I amt-«I 51”.. Icon W" oi.
rW' r 1 v1
11." um its any;
PLATIND"
It! tartan" am has lore
"nodule—nor. lII ' 1‘
1 ‘obta'. any}. Nichol. {mm It-
muuogmgi‘fh -‘
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. monw'
arrow.
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so WATERSL.
shone marten; Into can reap . ..
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PLUMBING 111111) 3115!
HEATING.“
minim: has?
- 3 111' crewman ,
..'-T": gun rm.
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