2 cans Fm Red Salmon 25c
O'Iofcc Alaska Salmon We can
2 pigs. Kora mp .. 25c
3 can: Baked Beans with To-
mato arctic: 25c
24 Cottage Avenue.
East Normal/I, Conn.
an in
ilubert l<‘. l’ierce attended the Dan-
bnry Fair Saturday.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs, Hen-
ry Butts. of First street, last week.
Miss Dorothy b‘ciiner, who has been
visiting friends here, has returned to
her borne in Danbury.
IiIv. J. W. Davis, who is in Salem.
Mass. reports that he is having a very
pleasant lime.
Mrs. John Cole. who is 111. is now
able to take a little nourishment and
is siowly improving.
William Armstrong has secured a
position with the Metropolitan Life in-
surance Company, in South Norwnlk.
I’D-‘T-
Mrs W. F. H.- Preston and Mrs Ho-
mer BeIrs, who have been spending
their vacation out of town, have re-
turned home.
A large number of East Norwulk
people attended the revival services
in South Norwalk, yesterday. They
we‘re greatly pleased with Mr. Hall's
ta .
The work of saving the sloop which
capsized down the ,harbor during the
rough weather of last week. continues,
and it is believed that she will be
beached today some time.
The members of the East Avenue
Methodist Church will' attend‘ the
evangelistic services to be held by the
Norwalk group. during the coming
week. A great deal of interest in these
services is being taken here.
ltev. I“. S. Ainsworth presided at the
services in the Advent Christian
Church yesterday. The children' a ser-
riot in the cwning was It particularly
pleasing one The program published
Saturday, in The Sentinel, was car-
ried out successfully. and some of the
numbers were excellent.
A regular monthly meeting of May-
flower Hook and LaddeLCompany Will
be held this evening, in the company
truck house, for the transaction of rou-
tine business and other matters which
may come up. A meeting of the com-
mittee of arrangements for the annual
ball will also be held. If the present
plans are carried out. the ball will be
one of the finest affairs of its kind ever
held in The Norwalks.
i
l
l
The revival services will be contin-
ued during the present week, in the
East . Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. The pastor will be assisted
as follows: This (Monday) evening,
by Rear. L. W. Holmes: Tuesday even-
ing, by Rev. A. L. Hubbard: Wednes-
day oyenlng. Rev. S. H. Bray; Thurs—
day catching, Rev. L. W. Holmes; Fri-
day evcning. Rev. A. L. llubbald: time
of services. 7:30 p. in. Sunday, Octo-
ber 18. the Wesley Evangelism will
conduct the services at 10:30 a. m.; 3
p. m., and 7 p. m.
1
Captain W. H. Verity has been walt-
ing for pleasant weather, so that he
Iniglrtbrlng the three-masted schooner
Fiormce l. Lockwood down from Nor-
walk,»;wherc’ she has been discharging
a cargo of lumber. it will be remem-
beredqby some of~the older residents
that the schooner Lockwood was built
in Notwalk, in what was then called
the mainland shipyard. She was
launched about thirty years ago, There
was quite a celebration here at the
time...“ she was one of the largest
vessel“; ever built In this port. Anoth-
er bigot history connected with the
schooner is that she was the cause of
the misetting of a tag in Hell Gate,
three {been ago. This accident hap-
pcned'gl glaring the heavy blow which up-
rootedf‘many trees bereabouts. The tug
was taking the schooner through the
gate when the squall struck here The
schoogr being light caught the wind
and red quickly to one side, run-
ning elitiie’ tug udder and upsetting
her. ortdnalely there were no lives
lost ugh there were several narrow
escapes from drowning.
such thing In "summer coni-
where Dr. Fowler" 3 Extract of
NiI- B
plalni
Wild maestro is kept handy.
tare 's_remedy for looseness of the bow-
els.
--p—-r-g-
W
om‘ mime: some people is
tel fl thu- poople theirs.
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A bad cold, at good
doctor. Aye‘r’ s
t
c
. was the guest of friends in this place
Fancy Creamery Butter 23c 11,.
A, ens. " of Rowayton, which has been run-
ning oysters to New York for the Flis-
visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Brummcr.
union chapel, in Brooksidc, yesterday
afternoon.
home by an attack of tonsilltis and a
bad cold.
Noroton by rail {or the. Noroton Home
f
Smith Norwnlk. have carted it from the
depot to the home.
ed has kept the oystcrmcn and clam-
mers in this vicinity away from the:
shore, and all are now waiting and hop-
Darlen Congregational Church.
Chapel,
Trinity
olon. hd
fruits. etc" last week in spite. of the ”C" and Syhesier BOW‘P“
unfavorable weather eondi ions.
affair of last Friday afternoon was w e'ii Dailcn
attended. and the receipts were graii- 'Jonn’m"
lying, and will be used in connection Quackenbusli left tackle
IIith lhe work of the church.
ies received many Iompllments for the Mm”
excellent appearance of the vitriIiIisina'H'“l
kinds of goods disposed of.
is John Bradley.
Haven, where they any be has a police
recordulonguynurarm. dial. 104»
years old and has smoked hard all his
lite and has used rum for the same
'ongth of time. He still uses it.
i wanted to tail you sheik in the won-
«term mammal: of our old fellow
-Oh, no we don‘t call any than old at
the Home if he is slxty- five or seven~
Mt...
RDWAYTDN
John H. Crockett. of Crnw "onus, is
quite ill.
I
-Mnrshnll Thatcher, of New Haven.
over Sunday.
William James is moving his family
from Pennoyor street to a house in
North avenue, owned by W. ll llub-
burd.
d-Mllk route for sale. See ad.
_..-.__._....
Miss Elsie Crockett, of New Haven,
spent Sunday with her parents Mr.
and Mia Franklin Crockett, of McKin-
ley stIect.
A, regular meeting of Rowayton Hose
Company will be held at the headquar-
ters tonight. Arrangements will be
commenced for a fair to be held in
about a month.
Attorney William 0 Clark who was
recently admitted to the bar, has re-
signed his position in the office oi
Reid 62 Young in Stamford. and has
opened a law ofllce in South Nor'w.alk
The new oyster steamei ".W l_ Stei-
w0rlh Oyster company broke (loan on
Thursday. and is now being repaired.
The Old Guard fair which has been
in progress at Madison Square (inr
den in New York city, the past week
was very successful notwithstanding
the disagreeable weather. Major R.
Livingston Lackey, of this place, was
among those who were deeply inter
ested.
~——.—_
The Rowayton fire companies had a
narrow escape from being called out
Saturday morning. Some children
playing in Crockett strcI-t, noticed
smoke issuing from a house owned by
George E Everett, and immediately
notified Moses Rackett, who scIIiIed Ii
pull of water and proceeded to the
scene of smoke. After cutting holes
in the floor and siding of the house,
no fire being found. an investigation
was made in the vicinity of the chim-
ney, and it was discovered that one of
the bricks had become dislodged, ul-
lowing the sinoke to escape. into the
house. Some slight damage was done
to the house, and this is being adjusted
:lr‘altd 41 out I.
end t a lift e
glasses pouch out for others.
quick as a wink be bad one and poured
it down. Why what are you doing Mr.
Bradley!
alrcaIII had your rstions.‘ The answer“
came as quick as a flash. 'Excuao me,
mum. i thought it was Water.' and he
walked off with the wink i l his eye. in;
you wonder that we Ilon‘ i tlilnk men of
seventy- dive are old there?" '.'
wasrpon'r.
M. 1'}. Cougblln of Hartford, was a
visitor here Thursday.
llr. ilillI-Ite of New York. is a guest
of Dr. Frederick lluland.
Mrs. John Decker, of Stamford, is
lvisiting Mrs. W. E, Nash.
1
Five of Ibc town‘s notes aggregating
$111,000 have been cancelled within the
year.
Collins was one of the
in Stamford,
William 1“.
soloists at II concert
Thursday night.
The E A. dI-gIee was conferred at
the ’l‘ hursduy night meeting of Temple
ladge. F & A. M.
Friday night's prayer meeting of the
Greens lI‘arnIs Congregational church
Was held in the parsonage.
The average cost for maintaining the
town farm-last year was $100 per
month, an exceedingly creditable show-
ing. and a genuine source of town
economy while Mily serving the chari-
iubic inicresi through which it was
created.
Leonard Sherwood has decided to go
to California and engage in business
there. He will leave here as soon as he
can settle his affairs. Mr. Sherwood is
numbered among our most popular
residents and his dI‘-pariIII'c will be a
matter of regret to many who hold
him in 111in esteem.
The town report shows $2314.01 paid
out for legal expenses: of this amount
$2,309.91 is credited to the. Bradley
case, arising from complications over
('onipo Hench That the pII-IIceIllngs
were necessary cannot be disputed but
usauinlnui that to be Ilie price paid for
by the insurance agency of Jacob M.
Layton, in South Norwalk. The occu— i
pant of the place is Michael Levy. and i
he sustained no loss.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.~
Miss Nellie lloff. of Newark, N. J., i
is
Rev. H. S. llrown preached at the
Harry W. Street is confined to his
A large steam boiler has arrived at
or Soldiers and Raymond Brothers. of
The recent storms and severe weath-
i
ng for clear weather. I
Rev. Herbert S. Brow,n pastor of ihe‘I
occu-
Iled the pulpit of the Brokoside Union,
yesterday afternoon, and1
ircaehed II good sermon.
The case of Frank Wood who was ar-
ested last week on Ii charge. of assault“
1
ing George Dugdaie. his brother' s com- !
pemor in business came up Saturday ,ieani and the eleven of the Union ani
but was pestpoued until Thursday alii "“81 Collc'vc. "1' Bridgeport. ““3"" ‘
CI [10011.
A paity of Darien people went iOi
Lake chestnutting. Satur dav.
Miss-
Addie Whitney, Miss Georgie Whitne. ‘
and Miss Mary Warner.
Thel ddies of St Luke 8 Church Nora
a successful sale of preserve.
The
The lad
One of the attractions of the fair of
Eagle Hook and Ladder Company will
be a picture. which has lately been
presented to the company by Mrs;
Theodore Roosevelt.
photo of the White House.
who attends the fair will get it.
oompanying
Mrs. Roosevelt.
es to announce that there will he dane
ing every evening during the fair.
it is a handsome
Some one
Ac-
it is a card written :‘by
The committee wish-
There are a great many ludicrous in-
cidents which take place at the Sold-
lers' Home. at Noroton. and there are
some very peculiar characters there.
Very little of these people is known by
the outside world, but the other day
one of the attendants, in speaking of
'the home. narrated the following inel-
out:
“There is an old fellow there
filled “UncléA'hdyfi but his real name'
He is from New
What
y years—he has got to in along in the
nineties before he is looked upon as be-
ing at all old then. But to get back to
Andre-vi mm thinnest
of the Home it Is necessary to adminis-
ter liquor at stated Intervals. This
Uncle-A
[nailed the belief is strengthened.
‘argument might naturally
f the orders of the Voters in this respect
'hsd been carried out. if that had been
. something tangible next spring.
:and {III the opening game “as a most
The partv conipriseers Joseph More- creditably one as the opponents of
house. Mrs. William Morchoiise. Miss thn Dmm‘ team 81“ acknowledged ‘0
Helen Morchouse. Mrs. Loosen.
the bench in the interest of the town.
there is an iniliuntlon lo beliI-Ie the
money has been wasted and from cou-
Iliilons during the season just fer-ml
The
arise that
the case in all respects per-raining to
the beach no ground for criticism could
be reasonably found but public opinion
was sci aside to satisfy the desires of
the few massed ‘under the standard of
"No Resort." Even the I'III-oniincnilzl-
lions of the special committee created
to consider and submit propositions
regarding necessary changes or im~
provcmcnts were not_nll of them ac-
ceptcd nor followed. Ono season of
“No Resort" is passed but interest in
the new administration as well as in
improvements and attractions at the
beach is keen and we may look for
CRANBURY.
.lilrs, llIirrici llouton. who has been
ill at the home of her son. George
llorilon for several months. is so far
recoyeied that she has returned to her
home.
DARIEN, 0; UNIONS, 0.
An Exciting Contest on the Brady
Field, Darien. Saturday Afel'noon.
The newly oI I'lllliZi‘d llaricn football
lie same SatuIdaI afternoon, on the
Blativ ground. The sport was w-it
ncssed by It good-sized crowd of people.
be superior players. and certainly put
forth their best efforts to win Satur
Iday' s contest but it vas of no mall
iagainst the (wink Daricn aggregation
The referee and time-keeper was Mark
Norman arid the llnesmcn l’eIcy Can-
The line-
1
‘up was as follows:
Position Unions.
left end Larkini
Hawley
llanIe left guard Keatlng ~
Icntcr Golden .
right guard Carpenter
EW uerz right tackle Coffin
C, Williamson right end llayton
Cantrell quarter back Finnlty .
Cap. N. Wli'm‘n left half Welsh
(‘lock right half Goddard
Ferguson full back, Burns
NEW ROAD TO BE STARTED.
Contract for New armrnsuto Nar-
walk Town Line Awarded.
The. eotnraci for building‘the, new
gravel road from the Norwalk town
The entire work will be under the our
minimum .
IRAKIMAN'O NARROW ESCAPE.
y and to the
0% n he came
to IItiis window there wt one or two
As
asked the attendant you have
Mrs; Crimsonbeathnu've not some
dirt on your eye. .lobn.
Mr. Crimsonbsak~ch dour: l Just
swept the horlson with lt—Yonkcrs
Statesman.
‘ Oru‘ «rm—WI
Dill] Assessors
l ‘i,
‘ z'
W lo the undersigned, hereby give no
the to all peIsoiIs and Ioipoiutlons li
able to pay taxes in the Ilty of South
Norwalk, that they are requircd by law
to deliver to the assessors. or either of
them, on or before the 2nd day of Nov-
ember, 1903, a written or IrriniI-Ii list.
dated, signed. and sworn to, of all the
property owned by them on the first
day of October, 1003. liable to taxation.
making a description of all real estate.
each parcel being separately describ-
ed; and when reference can be made
to II map on file iii ”iv town clerk‘s
office, such referenci- shall be sufficient
description.
N. B.—l.lsts may be returned to the
assessors. at the council room, liuvl-
land street. South Norwaik, from and
including October 11, 11103, to and in-
cluding November 2nd. 1003. said office
to be open from 10:00 to 12 o'clock, a.
m., and from 2 to 5 o'clock, p. m.; on
Saturdays from 7 to it o‘clock in the
evening. and on Monday, November
2nd,, from? to9 p in
Dated at the City of South Norwaik.
Colin. October S. 1903,
FRANKLIN A. TOLLES.
Vl‘lNANfi‘lO A. SCOl-‘lfdidi.
Assessors.
-
10100" 2133033000
10000.
We, the undersigned. hereby, give
notice to all persons and corporutimrs
liable to pay taxes iu the Town of Nor
walk, that they are required by law to
deliver to the assessors, or either of.
‘bcin. on or before the thirty-first day
of October. 1003. a written or printed
list, duicd. signed and Ml'lll‘ll lo, of all
property owned by them on the flrsl
day of (.lciobI-r, izmil, liable in laxa»
Iion.
N, ll.-—~l.isis may be il‘iiirilt‘ii lo the
assessors, Iii the assessors' office,
Town Hall building, Norwaik and at
insurance building. South Norwulk. ut
the oillIc of J ll 1 2“i\\lillit‘. from and
including Oct 0in 171b, 1903, to and id
eluding UsiobeI Hist, 1003. said offices
to be open from 10 to 1‘: o'clock a. m..
and from ‘3 to 5 o'clock p. In. all days of
the week (Sundays excepted) and till
Saturdays and on October 31st. from 7
till 9 o'clock in the evening.
Dated at Norwulk. (‘oIIiI..
1903.
oil to n2
()I'f. 7,
JOHN ll. LAWRENCE,
OSCAR \\'. RAYMOND.
EllENEZHll ll, FILLUW.
oStf Assessors.
WagonsGIvenFrce
For 50 Ozone Soap Trade Marks.
2 Ozone starch Trade Marks, and
2 Ozone Wishing Powder Trade Marks
A PRETTY AND UB‘EFUL WAGON,
H R. IULKLEY’O N VELTY STORE
52 BO. Main St"
9| NOMalk.
The three kinds oiTrsde'. Marks
must be presented for wagon.
All first-class stores sell the axons
goods.
Send for 33- page premium book.
t
1241 In» f
E. E; Griffin’s.
DEAFNEBS CANNOT BE CURED
by low] nppllcutions us they Iunuot'
reth the diseased poItion of the Nil 1
’1' here is only one way to lure Ileai'nous.‘
and that Is by Ioiistiiuiluual rI'ImIIliI's
Deafness is IIiuIIed by an inflame-l mu-
Iliiiou of the mucous lining of 11.1"]
lCIIIIiIIelIlaII Tube. When this :ubc iv
inflamed you have u rumbling sound,
or imperfect bearing. rind when it is
entirely closed. Deafness is the result.
and unless thI inilanuiiaiion can be
taken out and this tube restored in 1‘s
normal condition. hearing will be des-
troyed forever: nine cases out of ten
are caused by (‘alurrir which is llillh‘
lug bul an inflamed t'oniiiiiou oi" the
mucous services,
We will give ()nI- llIInIIrcIl Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
('Iiiarrb) iliat cannot be cum! by
llnll’s Cililli‘l‘h Cure. Send for circu-
lars. free.
F. J. ('lllIlNlItY a (1).,
Sold by flruggists, 73c.
Hall‘s Family Pills are the best.
TfliPllil. U.
D.
Ammunilions.
Fishing Tackle and
general Sportsman’s
Supplies
We have a fine line
high grade guns and it
will pau uou to see
our stock before buu-
ing. Our cheaper
guns are exceptional
good value. in load-
ed shells. we can give
uou most auu size
load.
COMSTOCK
warm NS
5 DOW .
Next Door City Library.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone. 43-6.
”I...“
Do It Now.
We consider iillli 'iIis is a good time
to do painting. We will do your work
with the best materials in the skillful
manner which our experienci- enable.
and the best of it all is that OUR
PRICES ARE LOW.
——
Painting.
Paper Hanging,
Decorating.
10 First Avenue, East Norwalk.
Telephone Osll.1353.
SOLID IND SOCCESSF'IL.
Quick Heat
A room cheer/idly bump in
a
:3 to bother loft/i.
A Gas Log
or Radiator
it's the thing. it costs nothing ex-
cept rwhen in actual use.
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For sale and connec ‘ed by us. 1
[1000118. 110100080: .
few minuteswno (ea! or asb-‘
"'1 in
i
' M
e (lotion Side Feed Boilers,
FOR STEAM AND
HOl‘ WATER HEATING
iNSURES A WARM HOUSE. DAY.
1 AND NIGHT, IN COLDEST
WEATHER.
Send for Catalogue and invesiiu‘!
for yourself.
:Gorton ii Lidgerwood Company.
llii LIBERTY STREET.
NEW YORK.
.
l
111010111011. 810011111001 Dumpling
(inc o_rpor|ted).
Daily Freightlmo
NOR WALK.
Wail Paperima
Points.
COME' SEE THE PRETTY ARTIS- Freight received from 7 a. m. to 5 p. III.
THE PATTERNS THAT THE CLEVE
DESIGNERS HAVE GIVEN TO TH
WORLD THIS SEASON—~WE'LL FUR,
NiSH EXPERT WORKMEN T
HANG THE PAPER cCiFi ‘IOU.
To Order- ~Wihdow Shades. Pic-
ture F ramcs.
Dealer in Wall Papers. Painters’
Supplies, ArtistJ’ Materials.
SPECIALS.
‘s
White Curtain Poles with Fix—
tures. ioc.
Cloth Window Shades.
fringe. 25c.
Solid Brass Half Curtain Rods.
3 it. long, with fixtures. ioc.
.“Sbure-Cut" Can Opener, cut
easily. No tagger: edge.
BEST STEEL PARINO KNIVES,
10c.
PAINTING. Eran HANG-
ING. DECORATING.
LH. Decker
87 Washington Street.
South Nor-walk,
Telephone Connectidns.
with
Conn.
SOUTH NOR WALK,
and NEW YORK.
mers City of Normal]:
and Squantum.
Leaves New York Monday Wedludly‘
and Friday nth :00 p, m.
1 Leaves Norwalk. Tuesday, Thurldll
and Saturday at 5:00 p. m.
1
i
I
R0.
51 run-Ilium
FLA TING
by improved methods. Incl, loll »
reasonable-more luring|
Gold, lilvor, Nichol. Donn; u.
so Anti“. Dream ‘1 n .
Motors.
The New lulu! llootrls Io-
tor really has no um Gilli!
now you on. ‘\ .Imfl‘mw'
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
M'F'G CO.
50. NORWALK: . ‘
0.1
S
56 WA TER ST”
.Tsi. Call ms. .. .
Gregory 3 Point.
EAST NORWALK, CONN. "in! ’
>—-—-——-
Ali
sHonE DINNERS AND “A room ‘ -
OF. ALL KINDS, COOKED _, ;
TO canes. dist
IATHING AND FIsHINo. l' i
lA‘l'l-i Houses To RENT IY sue
-
firing Lockwood & Go.
“Coal”
“Coal”
“COal”
$6.25 per Ton.
“'in buy poor, slatoy coal, when you
can buy the best for an equal price.
ilES'l‘ Liiliiilli“
CUM. mined, and can therefor:- trilill"
Send us a trial on
We handle only the “
untee satisfaction
Ich'. and no will convince you of ill
ineriis of our coal.
lit-st No. 2 him.
Stuff $5,110 per full.
llilurninous at attractive prices.
Charcoal in large or small quantities.
Seasoned Wood, cord lengths or sawed
and split.
living Lockwood a. Go.
122 WATER 8T..
'ON- “a... \i
i..li O’SULLlliiii ,Piop
Capital, Cl.500,000. SurpluI..1I5,00:\
(110i 1.11:" flIIi slate.
llest Cumberland
Sn. NOII WALK
Industrial Snvlmts and loan OI.’
DF. NEW .YOBK. \-..l..d. I‘
Is . .1 v-r-‘ui
Stats buparvlslon 0‘9”.”
York and Connecticut. J
For 5 her coat.
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OFFICE, 12 80. MAIN .1".
Resident Directors Resident Mann's?!
Mortimer M. Lu R. L. Oohnrn
Charles E. new 'John I. Lamas!
To the Old Conan. Draft!
and Money Orders payable any
where in Europo. l‘al Ill! 1;.)
lowest rates. i 't ' ‘
JACOB II. lAYl‘ON.
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1”
o
(‘
\’
J. WIN!“ Ina! VI".
Tin. Slicer Iron. Copper
- and Zinc.
50 South Main Street.
as Ilia Grotto“.
A postal card sent from Billviihw
one of the absent brethren fool .
"Dear Jim—~Nnthln' but good ninth
tell you. Your crap paid all the mgr
r
. . . . ,
line. to Westport. has been awarded 1847 3 Ci .fifltrunfll Bank .
t Contra Io Th mas Glynn ‘ . ‘ Branch main 1 on H 1 III ‘ ""i‘“ ”'0” lost. "Nil- “I
0There :el‘f: sevgrol otheribldders, but PLUMBINe‘éND STEAM To! fill! an ( t F v.0... _ A.-. “MW - _ ‘
Mr. Glynn was the lowest bidder HEATI ' , SOUTH NORWALK CONN. ‘ ‘ WW , t
321.”;{Sitiiexicé‘i‘ig‘m 013': norwamnMHEumo ..... , ammm. ~ 3...... I... on...
the bidders not complying with. all the “OT AIR REAT'ING‘ ~‘~' . 'V [I t i ‘ 000 00 *-
requirements as set forth by more an sro‘vss AND- amass. WM I 1% I by Four Years. .-
way Commissioner. Mr. MacDonald. IVTI AND TIN ROWING. “an“! ’13P 000.00. r Hagan? The residence Of non“.
1‘31; Silagebfia; :1: aggrufldavzim an and Steam Flttln mh‘r Profits, 5,200.00 smith 55 Osborn avenue, nun
have the work completed in seventy- 3“ Fixtm (M‘m- Willie: Etc. .—‘.._' ' Norwalk, was painted with 10“.,
five working days. A Working day is H“. W" '9'" WNW“ 9‘ -:i' m PL UMBINO ' oil and zi.nc band “‘11“- lib..-
allwagvls considero‘d I clear 2:12. [$21M . RICHHQND RANGES? ' “w mu!“- STEAM ‘ "efdtrg'gzn‘yypflznt paint [allow
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