i 0‘ tile; . \: Killer. , . iii: no Wuhlngton 6t. For Liviutt‘Wéll ! Butt Here"! a" . FANCY CEEAMERY BUTTER. 28 «I. III. FANCY. NATIVE POTATOES. 22 etc. pk. ' OUR BEST MILK CRACKERB 2 the for 15 cu. P'K’G. REAY BITSI 25 etc. TRY "VIGOR," THE NEW BREAK- FAST FOOD 7 etc AIPACKAGF. .II '. A.5TULL, .- 24 comes AVENUE. ' . . sasnuoawstir.» 2 for i L00 WING ‘ A V‘N. « BEA SCI-[Willa]!!! MUMME LONG “LAND MALT will produce the above. ewynrirtwy the Icrulins rhy— Io, Norwalk. at. Don I Part Too Much n31 tilllillttlili Job lioIkwood, of Van Zandt street, is working for E. F. Lockwood & Com- pany. Mrs. William A. Thompson has to- turned to her home here. after a visit to Brooklyn. ‘ I Mrs. George Siteppert. Leland Shep- pcrt and Miss Elsie Wickc, spent yes- terday in Bridgeport. . Charles Merritt, of liiggs' Pharmacy, Norwalk, has secured a position with the Jennie Hamilton Pharmacy, in Bridgeport. A rehearsal of the participants in the gypsy festival will be held this evening, at the home of E. EKeeler, in East avenue E. ii. Conklin has secured a position in New York on tug No. 12, of the New York. New Haven and Hartford 'l‘ransportation fleet. Mrs. James Cunningham. of Van Znndt street. accompanied by her son, James is the guest of Mrs. Josephine St. John at Port Chester. Dexter Cole’s launch is being repair- ed by Drawtenderjohn Cole, who is building a cover for the engine. anti making other improvements, The bar fixtures and interior fur- nishings for llobbie's saloon are being installed today and it is belicIetl that he will be open for business in a day or two. The-igieniorwf theiplnce looks very pent up natty as 'I-(ontrattor Contractor John W Beatty has had the matter under his direction. Among the numerous and handsome presents of Mr and \irs. Harold Banks Cunningham who were reIcnt- ly married were, two handsome chairs a present to Mr Cunningham by his uhopmates in the Not walk Luck Co. Tire present shows the high esteem in which Mr. Cunningham is held by his numerous friends. William Lowe. the musician has been considering the installation of a gas range in his home The arrange- ments were made. btrt when the re- presentative of the Connecticut Rail- way and Lighting Company found how far Mr Lowe lives from the road. the deal was off. Tire gas man said that there wasn 't pipe enough in the city The meeting of the Junior Hand to- plght ‘gins at 7:45 o'clock. sharp. Miss Vt ist. the. lady evangelist. will have charge. and a very helpful meet- ing is expected. Miss Wrist, who is a very sweet singer. will sing and net-om- puny herself on the autoharp. Every- body wlll be most cordially welcomed. The members of the Band are request- ed to be present. and to bring their friends. A business meeting was held by the members of the Advent Christian Church last evening. at which Rev.J . W. Davis. was hired for another year. Mr. Davis it is felt. built up a strong organization in East Norwaik. anti it is growing day by day. A great deal of work of a good character has been accomplished by the church. This is due in a great our to th emoaal work of Mr. Davis w 0' has con un- iiring in his mlnistrations. it is a cause for general congratulation that Mr. Davis is to continue for another I, year in his position as he has come ‘ to be loved and respected by all with whom be Is thrown in contact not it alone in his church work, but in his I social life. . Everyone is congratulating Mayflow- er Hook and Ladder Company and the members of the East Norwalk Fire Po- lice on the fine appearance that they made in the parade at Bridgeport, yes. fterday. A large crowd of admiring 7 friends went along to see how the boys ' looked, and they were well pleased. .I The ulmember of mtiw Fire Police WIN-4M the Oriental Drum Corps of Stamford. and then the mascot. a large St. Ber- rd dog, owned] by William Bronson. It: I A man called at this office today 3.5“, what he called a "very important Inst- her.“ It developed that it was on ml to the caller. This often Itemuem case M Abad C01d;a g09#NW‘E L. It’d: visited Fairileld. hr" of it! ..t! when the parade reached Seaside Park It was necesoary to give the mascot II pailful of water, as he was almost ready to drop.- The members feared that it! would benwuary to drop him. fro" the alumna.” he was 60 over- heated wt carrying the heavy blun- ket. 'l‘ho anlrnal lasted the parade out, however. Mun the mascot come the members of Mayflower Hook and bad- dor Company. who presented a very all along the line 0 amen ROWAYTON. The regular prayer meetings were held last evening, and were well ut~ tended. Mrs. Lucy Hall of Jersey City, is visiting Mrs. John Broadway, of (‘ roc— kett street. Robert Brotberton, of New Rochelle is visiting Miss (lracc Pcunell of Mc- Kinley street James and Edwin Stevens have fin- ishcd painting the house occupied by CliflordCutbill. ' Miss Jennie (‘ batters of South Nor- walk. is the guest of Miss llda May Wic ks. of Crockett street. Dr. Howard Stevens. of ltou'ayton will leave for his alma mater this month. to complete his course in medi- cine. Mrs. Jennie Sherer and Mrs. Etta Slater. of Pennoyer street, have re» turned from a visit with relatives in llensonvillo. N. Y. George Miner, of Rowuyton, substi- tuted for Albert Sullivan at Roton Point dancing pavilion the past few nights Mr Sullivan is Iisltiug in .Bridgeport. " A cut owned by John Broadway of Crockett street, while eating a fish of! ailsh lino. caught the fish hook in her lower jaw. The (at suffered such agony that i‘m necessaryfto drovrn the feline. " A George Sharron. son of iiiram Sher- ron. Jr. of Baton Point, is expected from Copperville Kansas Monday next. Ml'. Sherron has been engaged as an official at a mining camp at Cop- perville where he went to gain prac tical experience. He will enter (‘0!- umbia for his senior year next Sep- icmber ——“Now good digestion waits on up- petite. und health on both " if It doesnfit try Burdock Blood lilt- tern. D'ARIEN AND NOROTON. Miss Mary Colburn is visiting Mrs. G. W. Cl ocLI W. R Mackcy of Stamford was in ‘liarien last week. Mrs Harper of Bethel. friends in Barton Miss M. J. Davis visited Stamford friends Wednesday. Mrs. 8.0 Keeler, visited Mrs. Bos- wick in Stamford Tuesday A large number of children left Suri- shirre Lodge. Monday, for New Y.IIrk L1 Rev, Mr. Elliott. of Noroton. is Ioarding with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Wit- son. lI‘red Leonard and family have mov- ed to Alexander Stevens house. No- rotten. Miss Edith Knapp visited her grand- mother. Mrs. C. W. Raymond. Wed- nesday. Mrs. E libu Weed and daughter Miss Maggie left last week for a visit in Buffalo There was a lawn party last IIIcIr- log at the Presbyterian (‘hurch in Noroton. Mrs. Jesse Mlllspuugh attended Old Home celebration at Bridgeport Thursday. Four loads of round timber passed through Burton on the way to Stant- i'ord. Tuesday. Principal A. C. Willson, of Noroton School has been «ill with rheumatism for several days. Miss Ruth Green. of New York. is theguaat of her nephew. Mr, Merlin J. Waterbury. Noroton. A fine new porch with roof is being placed in front of S. S. chIl's gro- oery on Railroad avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Lyon's little daughter Dorothy, celebrated her first birthday anniversary. September 1. Mr_ and Mrs. Alexander Abbott. of Baltimore. were the guests of Hon. and Mrs. C, W. Murrubury. Charles Freudenthal. of Bother is visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. S, Bates and family. Brookside avenue. Miss Genie Banco. a noted pianist of Brooklyn, in visiting Mrs D. D. Moore. or Noroton Heights. Mrs. J. B. Morehouse and daughter Miss Helen. returned from their visit in Orange County, Monday. Mrs. Holly Seely of Noroton return- ed Monday from a sojurn of about six weeks in the Adirondacks. Misses Jessie. and Jennie Fancher attended the Old Home celebration at Bridgeport. Monday and Thursday. Miss Freda Silllman, Mina ivy Bir- chard and Miss Edith Stillman return- ed from their trip to Bridgepopt; Tues- div Mrs. Dr. Norton and daughter, Miss Annie. returned Tuesday, from their visit to Chautauqua and Salamanca. N. Y. The topic for Epworlh League Jun- iors for. Sandor. September 6 will be "The sum "2 Xingu 32413; lend er. Midi Hl Burtsell. Mr and Mrs. Acalarious. of Newark. N. r'J are spending their vacation with and Mrs..A- S. Waterbury and.II . MM W_ Raymond returned this week from a visit of several weeks with méavhfio inhuman and In much Miss it! by the change. . '35 this filling the posi- tion of librarian with much ability at the Doric Bree Libmry during Miss Lmi" motion this week. our .1 L: 00;, a magic H. l L Co also nowloton Fife and Drum band attend the the celebration of Old Home Week at Bridgeport. is visiting tinc appearance, It I] Were applauded f I‘. .S.Ith Keeler' of (Hobo Villain-I placing a I! III in Write III Ior our 24 page Illustrated catalogue. giving delcrlpflon of over 300 premium. which we give free for the trade- marks cut from the wrapper; oi SATIN GLOSS SOAP. SATINB wasnluo comma. or SUNSHINE secuaiuo soar. Addrou David S. BrowII Q (20‘. Din‘lh' & North Rhine NEW YORK CITY '9' licllI- lI'ootc, for weeks. Joseph Poreinelli, who has conduct- ed the shoe repairing business in itali- road avenue for several years. and met with great success, has 391d otrt to a man named “Nick". and has moved to NIIru-alk. where he expects to ply his trade.- A large party from Noroton enjoyed a trolley ride to .itye..ileuch.last week. where they spent the day Among those attending were. Mrs: Thomas B Willson Miues Kata, knife and Geraldine Weed. Miss Bessie Weed. Miss Lida Rork. Miss lI‘itI-h. Mr. Southwick, ch Weed and others. 'lui.’ Catholic fair which is being held in the Daricu Town llnll iII crmvdctl each eveningr by people from Norwaik. Stamford. etc, Dancing every evening. the Misses Florence. ICouglrlin of Stamford. The liarien friends of Otto Kraft will liengrteved to learn of his recent death at Brooklyn N. Y. Tire funeral took place from the residuum of his daughter Mrs Honeyman, lu Brook- lyn Mrs James P, Francis. of [)arlen was present at the service. Mrs. Charles E Whitney attained her ninety fifth year Monday AllgusiI 'll. llcr son. Stuart Whitney and wife Mr. and Mrs, llavilund and daughter Helen of Port Chester. Mrs. William lloswell of (licenvtlth, Mrs. Walter S Whitney and Mrs. W M W bitucI visited Mrs. Whitney in honor of the anniversary. Mrs. ii. A. Scely. who has been ex- pectlng the arriIal of her son. \V. W. Sccly of New York, from Etuopo has received tidings through the New York Sun. that the steamer on which he sailed. the "liarlmrossn." due Tues day. had brokeno shaft and would arrive in New York Thursday. Sept. 3nd. Miss Sadie anIl Lizzie daughter of Mann. has been the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs S U. Keeler for three \I'eeksI returning home Monday morning. after a Ilellrzhttut visit. llur~ ing her stay she neconmuuicd Mr. and Mrs. Kecler. by trolley. to New York. Glen lr‘llllltlI New Haven. New London and other points of interest. She was also one of a party, consist- in; of Mr. and .Vlrs~ Smith 0. Koch-r. Seth Keeler and Mrs. Bostwlck. of Stnmford. which visited the Keelcr homestead. of llidgctield, where her father and S. f). chlcr wIIrc born. The majority of ”10 party had not been there for thirty-five years and tound Inanv changes had taken place. NOTES OF THE SEA SHORE lilroltl DcKlya. of the Milton tot tage Pine L.cdgc is entertaining Mar- tin Griffin of Dunbar) The engine in lir. t‘. El. launch. has thIn repaired by Lassen. of Smith's island. Miss ircnc Johnson, of Brooklyn. l: visiting-her sister. Mrs. J. ii. Ward. at Hull Cottage Belle island. Bert and Winfred llealc who hurt been occupying the Davis Cottage Belle island, haw- returned to New York. , William Acker of Edgewater (‘ot- tage Belle. island is enjoying his an» nual vacation from the Yale it: Towne Manufacturing Company‘s plant in Stamford. . . There will be dancing Monday even- ing at Nor-w alk Yacht Club for mem-' bers, and their guests. The entertain- ment committee will probably give an- other extra dance on Saturday oven- ing. Charles H. Davis and household of New York. are expected to take pos- session ot'thelr summer home "Red- Keeler. lieeicr‘s Frank mp" at Bell Maud this week, and res tin there the balance or the sea- son. John Munic‘and his son. Charles H. Muuio, have placed a roof on the new llditlott they built to the carousel. The new piece of work is a decided improvement and greatly enlarges the EpI-e ent bu ldlng. , dies Hoytprt Pine Lodge is he Ledge avenue. and is laying out several grass plots in front of the cottages. Rocks placed at uniform Intervals make the avenue extrchIcly attracthfc. ‘ WESTPORT. William Mills and wife. of B d39- port, ..are guests of Hg” Mills. I3 ‘ day there with“ her . ed I» railroad bridge are being finely My- olod b! ”lacuna Waterbury. Other fag“: more one much Improv- I.‘ “uh I‘ 5%? held at . n§ rum 0. ate. MIMI. uin .Bicknor of New York. lies Bettie McEluce, of No . II visiihg her aunt. it Mine Annie Rice, who Music is furnished by - I ...!F-. - 1—79..-.” .E- .. -77! “ a Visit of several prcthiIIg Sunday after it fortnight ‘ vacation. Arion lodge Sons of licrruan. IIill hold a picnic in Neunmnu‘a (irovo on Labor liay. Miss Ophelia Taylor v'lll IcsIune hm duties its organist :II I-rcIu's Farms (‘hurcb Sundm. Miss Florence Stuithlu-It. of (‘ hicaeo has been vial lug Mrs. Sherw,ootl on t‘Jross street. Miss Bessie Taylor \Iill leave soon o enter the W'omcu s ( allege. of the ‘olumbin Iollcge The trial of (leorgc Meeker. charged I'l'h assault. by iifII-I-II year old Sarah locker. will take place this afternoon. F. M. Raymond let‘l Wednesday for iarutoca. N. Y.. to attend the interior tonal convention of s‘reuf railway . IIIIII. Bad weather, no baseball lust Sni- wrday, the game III-Itvecn Wustport 11nd Sauguiuck lttnt'riml men will be. Ilaycd Saturday. i. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Plil‘tl)’ are en _ erluining Miss limb I'lreucy, (if Eliza- IIItb N. J... and Miss Anni:- t'lorslino. III l’laimlf‘le. N. J. ,I Misses Fannie and May lIiI-kcr uiur aIc been turning Mrs \tiiliatp Smith t her home. in MIrIl. aII-uue have efurtrwl to l’awtutktr Owen Fe mm and llIuIlIl McKcunn. vbo were delegates to tile Foresters Ionvention. in Providence, have m; urned from a visit In New Haven. Fred llcers. who Ims thrown from I, carriage near W. l‘ l‘ .‘IIIII- ironic is Improving. Instead of broken ribs the slum proved to be u Illi‘locll't‘ll shoul- ‘er. Adolph Krauae. while passing “Billy" , Villiums saloon. In Suucu'uck. wnr dilly bitten by :1 dog belonging to Mr. Villlnms. hr. Nolun- .lrezzsml Ill-I 'fillllll. Pupil.» who failed in tlr “ll examiua . ion, for entrance to the High School 'i‘i‘ l'I‘illlf‘>ii‘fl In pl‘cv'nl llll‘!ll.~'i‘l\‘(‘ii at he High School at L’ II. III 'l‘ucsdu}. leptI-iulit‘r .\'. Miss Susu't ()‘Nt-ll. of \\'alcrbury. at 'IIrircy for Mrs. Mary Wright Smith. Ias purchased Mrs. Smith‘s home here Iutl will have improvements made and he :Irunll house on the place mov- ni back further in the yard Don‘t imag llt‘ that llt‘t'iillH‘ the nu t'anuy name, liuriubliiil i'urk. is the pot chase" for the (lrI-cns Farms I‘arrncra‘ (.‘lIIb clambaltc. Labor llili. hat the event will be altostlv. NI) pirlrs will be in t‘l’liii‘lll't', but titosc If mortal minds, actittI, eloquent and berry. it will be :i til'l‘ili event and Ill our world and his wife will parti— ‘ipuie. _ .IIIsI-pir Sturgcs. (If Wcs'orr. came to own Tuesday and was arrested b; ilrcriff Kcmper on the charge of bur- :iary at the store of Yandt-rbilt God ‘rcy. in Weston. slli‘i‘lfi’Kt‘mlllfl‘ nls.. nested an intoxicated woman. .Vestnort. the charge bcl'ra drunken- Iess. insulting language and break-in: in I'llnlowr: in the home of Fred K. r’ritcltard. Following are the committees in barge of the. lawn fIic given by the adios Aid Society of Gre n Farms ‘httrcb. on the E. l. Taylor propertr. esterdav af‘ crunch and ev;ening Mes iarnes ll. Walternan Arthur Taylor iI‘. ‘ Blr e, Jam’s Mills Herbert Beers. l. N. .acobson Willis 1‘. Elwood. Ed- \in Jennings Misses (‘amcliu Elwood Janie Mills. Alice Bout-um. Mary Ad- Ims Mary McElum IIIa \iills. Ethel nnlnes. Georgie Mills. Anna ll. Jen- gs. Mary Burr, Bessie Birge. Bvr. \icEluce. Ethel S. W.akeuran Jessie Totten. Mae Tottcn Libbic Burr. Ju- 'ia Adams Foirenco Buster, ra Bourger Bessie Taylor Minnie. Sher- wood, Sadie Sherwood and Messrs. Alfred Wakeman, Darwin Bourger. Charles McEluce. Joseph Adams. bo- ren Bertine. E, Elwood. Ernest Mat- thias, Alfred Wakeman. J. F. Elwood. PUTNAM Incas. +— Some mm“ on Cord of that Day. PUTNAM. Sergi—Oyer two. thous- Iond mm; wt seed a e vgr1, ex- citing ’rti'cln‘g on his the ins} g‘y of the annual fair of the Putnam Park and Fair corpora Ion. The summar- es: 2: 22 paoeor not. purse .8259~ arl F. won the ‘thfrd, fourth and .. in boats and race. Time 2: 19% 2:22 .2:25%. The'Judge. second: Russell Bl. third. 2. 35. trot or pace purse walk—Slick ‘ won three straight beats and " . Time, p ,..:.223% 3:255. :fiJTI. second 0.. third. Ruth IOgden also _ ' ed AUSTIN Tex“ Sept t—Tho St. cm I‘ _ - in = . San Francisco RAilrood yel- Incarnate 2 Testimonials sent free. . bottle. V HOW’O THIN . We odor One Hundred Dollars Ro- ard for any case of Catarrh that can- ot be cured by liall' II Cufurrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & 00.. Toledo 0. ’ We, the undersigned. have known F. J. Cheney for the last if. years and be- ievo hlnI perfectly honorable in all trainers transactions and financially ble to carry out any obligations made y their firm. WEST & TRUX, Wholesale‘Drugglsts, Toledo, 0. WALDING. KINNAN a MARVIN. Wholesale lirugglsts, Toledo, 0, ilull’s Catarrh Cure is taken inter- 1. nnlly, acting directly upon the blood. and mucous surfaces of the system. l'rlce 7hr per Sold by all drugglsls. iiali’a Family Pills are the best. ;0LID IND SLCCESSF'IL CrigNaiinnaIBani scum noIIWALtI. couu Mini; Ironwood Surplus. $100.000.00 Other Promo. “IMOQOO In II I. ma Wt. “303 linttfljl’i. bustier. UIRIOTORI‘ "' John H. Ferric Henry anywa- Jobn H. Knapp christian luv-m John H. Light I. H. Mathew-on Josiah It. Marvin Samuel (minor-n J. Wallace Iitarvln. ......— Atiunu Solicitor: F? , as! Hammocks We have a fine line of these goods at very reasonable prices considering qualify. HEADQUARTERS FOR Guns. Revolvers. Ammunition. Blanks. Fishing Tackle and all; sorts of Boat and snore Re- sort Supplies, COMSTOOK WATKINS 8- now, Next Door City Library. ' 112 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK. Phone. 43-6. * I. ._ . The Conn Gen'l Life ins. Co E; discovered to its profit that the adIe‘rtiseInents it has “or had come gratltiously Irom its on fled policy holders and we are striving In this agency to live‘ up to a high stand 'l‘ .. r...,. ‘. ard in the Life lnsur co business. For particulars 9!}ng FREDERICK FIELD, Genorll Agent N cairn I‘I‘ERGUOOIN, Special Agent. United Bank Eulldln‘g. V- ”......” ...... III;. mt bottom It .‘If (...;l‘vd‘ ..4’ an); urgent an IAIT NORVAUQ QONN. ‘1’"? IHORB DINNI” AND CIA FOOD or ALL Knit». again To cobalt ** ‘ tarnish Ims maniac. lam House. in It: pv on. if . fluid" he} existehep. Buy a 0A8 RADIATOR. will give you just the extra beat you need for the c0019)“ weal?"- So. Ngrwnik. . Isten to a little sensible, straight- forward talk about our claims on your consideration. This store is run on business principles: we run it to make our money out of it. We are not nt- titled with the sale unless you are satisfied with your purchase. be- ‘caule we want you for a regular customer and a business friend. To Order—Window Shades. Pic- ture Frames. ‘Dealcr in Wall Papers. Painters’ Supplies. Artists’ Materials. SPECIALS. White Curtain Poles with Fix- tures. 10c. Cloth Window Shades. with irin ,2 C. so id rass Half Cortam Rods, 3 ft. long. with fixtures, roc. Oil Cloth Binding. 10c. box. .."Shure-Cut” Can Opener, cats easily. No ragged 'edge. 10 01's. —.———— P INTING PAPER HANG- . ING D doorman LHU"er 87 Washington Street. south Norwalk, Conn. a Telephone Connections. Buy a Gas Range, IT'S WORTH YOUR WHILE: "A PRICE $10.25 UP. ...... Cheapest and cleanest fuel in Have your house piped [of ILLUMINATING GAS. it will give you light and comfort at I small cost. inquire and see tor yourself ... . A postal card brings our rep- resentatlve. CONNECTIONS FREE. Conn. li’w Ivy “I? L’t’g. Co. .4,i‘., i.- t u‘ DAVID W. RAYMON D ‘- .i’ ’L‘I'i but It «tutti s $~ ’li... 4mm. Irena. Ilia! Wan-a. IND an arrow . Tin. She?! Iron. Copper " and ZlIIc. ., . , 50 South Main Strut. . I .0th Norwnlk, Conn. . ' Telonhéni. it'll .I d. u“ ,lit In" amp :2 tron-the bought. Intranet-hummus bin-ammo It will tom-Int Eli. snowman-II ‘Q~ 1. ti. . fans Mouton-manna In 5 on elm It‘l'flio In: III give our g6 . rhea ram. -====—————— —-=-===i'l BUVLIRON GLAD Enameled Kitcdtu WARE. First: Quolltyd Four Coated. " ' ‘ IAloIII‘I. Stamford ”Ranges Horacell Natt- Cor. North Main and Wont Ito. . ..1...» Pita-‘1‘ PLII TING by improved methods. Mano. more reachable—Inor- mting. Gold. our-r, Nickel. 00» I; u .iyinjucé was Motors. .m.’ Now mgr-u Sim lo- mrIro'flly till no superior. Glut, IIO' you Oll- \ [a] ‘ THE 0. N. Mammy mm ca. ’1‘ warns sin. Imam”. Our NeuGoqus are" now in stock. ..——-_ Painting. run Hanging. Decorating. “urns Ii 10 Ila-u mine- MIT. unsung. , . u"; on ma ' "I 1m. nub-NI- l' Immunity; HEATING. «It HOT WATER nor an: unarm'dfiv STOVE AND IAN SLATE A D I'm no mm an 1393:.» and on... w Her-m not our mil. .. .. RICHMOND RANGE" 5‘“ THE JONES k‘ HOW COMPANY. "9’ t II M l'i'itnl'l'. nonmi lliili S ....I.. I. the our on”; m ind Money Order! tum M- m lowest tutu. ’ m JAM l. “M: Milt rv't SIS-1- th.:"miirr .. by Four Year. '. The residence of nail" Smith 66 Osborn avenue, Int Norwalk was painted with lead. oil and zinc, hand mixed.” ”Pitt lacuna. equal am with no pug lung. llllllllS Bill)“, H-t:tl whethiflin
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