. ‘. ii“ "mm“ .
.. a r . it
don‘t you take advantage of
these specials?
in lbs. (lran.
goodsl.
Sugar (with other
81.00
25c
Fancy Elgln Creamery littiter, 26c lb.
3 lbs. I'urc Leaf Lard.
3 lbs. Large Santa Clara Valley
l’runcs. 25c
26c
A. Stull,
24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
3 Cans 'l‘ontatocst solldpackedt.
“Mimi“
llenr'x H. Cutler. of it) First avenue. i
is ill with rheumatism. l
Mr. anti Mrs. Arthur Loveioy, of;
First avtnue, will spend Sunday ln‘
Danbury. , .
Charles ’l‘rounsen. employed In thcr
Norwalk lrott Works. has been III the;
past wt-ck. ‘
Curt llling, of Mount Vernon, has,
been visiting his grandfather, llcrman,
'i‘hcile, (.‘ove avenue, l
The meeting of the Loyal \thl'ktll‘h"
Society to be held tomorrow, will be;
led by Mrs. (Illvct' Swift. '1
Mr. aiid Mrs. Oakley Smith attd'
daughter, of (,‘ottagc avenue. are vi»I
Iiing Mrs, Smith's parents, in t‘hat-l
wood, New Jersey.
Another sptciat prayer service will‘
be held at tile Advent Church, toinor-‘
row morning. at ltt o'clock. A large
attendant-t- Is desired.
Superintendent Richard Bland, of
the Advettt Sunday school, wishes to
have as many children present as pos-
sible totuorrow to make up for the
stormy Sundays lately.
The many friends of Mrs, Henry
Case, of Rowayton. will be sorry to
learn that thitt estimable latly sustain- '
ed a paralytic shtick ycsterday. anti ls
quite ill at her ironic there.
.Iohn II. t‘olc has placed an auxiliary
top on the It nct- at the side of his home
by which, iii addition to a new lock
an chain on his gate. lte intends to
keep people frotn passing through his
place at all hours of the nigltt, whit-It
disturbs his sleep. _
’l‘hc regular quarterly conference of.
tire East Avenue Methodist (‘hurch was
held last evening. The conference rat<
ilied tlte call lately extended to Itcv.
ldeartl (‘ttnningham to continue as'
pastor of the church. This is the last
ttuartcrly ct it'trt-ncc of the year.
The Got-1| l of Preparation For illl‘
Event close at hand, will be tht thcmt-
ialtcn by Rev. J. W. Davis, for tiltl‘
I
evening service at the Advent t‘hutch.‘
tomorrow night. All interested Ill]
“The Signs of iht Times? should hear:
tht-sc tilspcnsational discourses, ,
The meeting of the Epworth Lt ague, l
at the East avenue Methodist (‘hurclL
trill be lcd by Itobert 'I‘hompson. iii-3'
morrow evening, The sucht-t will bc
"\Iy l’iilt't'ili the War Against llltt'lll-
pcrance." it Is believed that the meet-
tug will be largely attended and ot‘ a
very Intercstlng character.
The tag l’ort t‘hcsicr cuttrcd the
harbor this morning, anti after Icav-
ing a barge l tloit with coal. started for
Norwaik, to reak up tltc icc lit the
channel of the river. ice which the
local steamers would be powerless
against, crumpled tip under her utccl
show how as if it wore a ktilfc run-,
ning through paper. livery little‘
while. an accttmulatiott of Ice would.
check her progress. and she would back.
oil" and go at it again.
Rev. James Montgomery, prt'sldlng'
tldcr of the New York East Conference;
of the Methodist Episcopal Church.‘
presided at the meeting of the Junior.
iland. last chning. at the East Avenue“
(‘hurt-h, lie preached a most eloquent
and convincing sermon on "It is given,
to me to keep the vineyard, and my
own vineyard have I not kept." The}
:ttttntlancc at the meeting was large}
and enthusiastic.
cry also presided at the quarterly coit-
l‘t-rcnce of the. church.
ROWAYTON.
.lolm Raymond. .ir.,ris suffering front
a badly bruised finger.
home with a very severe cold. '
Mrs. I-‘rank Theall. who has been:
quite ill with grip, is improving. .
The funeral of Andrew Milispnughi
. . u. .
can I“ l“, .VH“"MI
,nt, preaching by the pttst on topic,
|".\Ian'.~ iiift to God."
art 7. ht‘l'llitill on subject, “Are in In
t . “lite
““4 . ..M ”w
toOt‘oohott'.‘ "” “ '1” 1.
at 'rsivud laat at from Booth
y mm)“ Malina,“ ave grown to no
beautlos. and be thin entered them In
tilu t-ut show at Stamford. that will be
held all next week.
Rowayion Methodist Episcopal
Church. lit-v. A. L. Hubbard. pantor~
10:30 a. m.. preaching by the pastor;
1:30 p, in., Sunday school; 6:15, flip-'
worth iataguu; 7, preaching, theme.
Two Opinions. Weekly aorvlcua:
Tuesday night, class meeting; Wod-
ucstiuy. Ladit-s' Aid meeting at the par-
sonage to sew. followed by a social
anti team the evening, Thursday
night, prayer meeting. followed by the
Bible study.
ltowaytoa liaptlst Church. liev.
Frank t‘. lirowu. pastor.-—-At lilrih a.
In tht evening
the Last Days?” Dl'lit'eretl by special
t‘t't|tlt~>l. Soloist, Mr. llrothci'ttnt; trio,
Mrs._ Adams anti daughter aitti Miss
AlIt-o lirundage; Sunday school at III;
.lr t‘. It}. at 4; Sr. ('. it}. at t; p. m.
\\’cdncsday at 2 p. m.. Ladics' AIdi
‘t'Xlit'HhiVI' new barn. with a tower, on
lilH‘ls at home of Mrs. Evory: 'I‘hurs-I
day at 7:45 p. m.. happy ltottr meeting.
:it which all are cordially Invited,
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
There was one death front consitnip'
lion in lhtrlen butt tnonth.
.i. ll. Shipway ls building a fine and
his Noroton Heights property.
.'il'.it'ltii last year, from Mr. liaighi.
Miss .tiarton llurtwrlgltt, daughter
.ii Mr. and Mrs. liui'twright. ol' Miro-i
.on iii-igiltn'. who has been ttntler treat-
ment in it New York hospital, is ntuch
Improved and will return home lit a
week.
'l‘lu boys and young men of the
Methodist Episcopal (‘hurch met at the
ltlurn‘ullilgt', Monday night. arid appoint-
td a committee to draw up a ctinsiiiu-
tiott tor a new society about to be
tormed. 'I‘Itlrtet-n were at the meet-
tug.
Miss Ida Arnold spent the summer
tour Halifax. N. S.. aitd while there vis-
.tt-d t'apc lllyoznldon attd the ante-
'h_\'st quarries, and brought back str-
r-ral iiilt. specimens of thc unpollshcd
amethyst, one of )vblch she prtsentcd
to her sister, Mrs. I). ll. Moore. of Nor-
oton Heights. 0
Mrs llavld l). Moore's class of young
children at Norotott Heights is suc—
t-ctding admirably. Mrs. Moore was a
teacher iii one of tltc llrooklyn gratu-
tnar schools before her marriage, This
is a line opportunity for chIltlrtn who
live in that vicinity. as she intends re-
wiring a few more pupils.
WESTPORT.
ilutlley Sherwood is seriously III at
"its hornc at the Farms.
Mrs. P, ti. Sanford is back from \tstt-
be friends at Elizabeth, N. .1.
Dr. I-‘. I), Roland has returned here
from a visit with his father at Spcottk.
pur-
.I. W. (‘ouclt of thc Farms. has put"-
chascd “a pedigree" Aldcrny cow frottt
l.. H. (iauli..
Following the installation of officers
Thursday night by Temple lodge, l-‘.l
at A. M.. refreshments were served
Mrs. C, E llaniortl has recovered
from the effects of a fall that kept her
within doors and uttdcr physician‘s
care for a fortnight.
r‘lapiacks were In demand last night
and the pancake-coffee lunch given by
Saugaittck Methodist church netted a
:ood stint in the treasury.
It is gratifying to note that lit the
accident that overturned Mrs. licze
kiah Elwood's sleigh. upsetting that
lady recently. “Mrs, Meeker t-scapctl
.nJury."
Pedestrians find walking in all sec-
tions laborious anti dangerous. The
rain, unclcancd walks, ice and obstruc-
tions necessitate great care in moving
' With 1* - wifi'L'anh
AI . your " actor; "(imlii' I1“ ’ ‘
C II it, ,tll‘ . g, ,,
girl ici'liocintitiritavfic ".8.“ a ‘
oven six am.
CASTon iA
. to: num- and ultiltina.
flu find You llm that tough
Baara tho
Itgnatura of
NEW YORK CAFE IURGLARIZED.
,Thievua Cut Out tho Bottom of the
Safe, and Secured 3500.
NEW YORK. .Ian, Iti.—I'}arly today
burglars entered a cafe on Mercer
sirect_ one block from a police station.
cttt tho bottont ottt of a safe weighing
L700 pounds after moving It into a la-
vatroy twenty feet from where it had
formerly stood, and took the moncy
It contained, securing about 8500.
[it ihcladiolnlng building into which
the burglars first broke in order to ef-,
fect an entrance to the saloon from the
war, were foutttl sectional “,tlmmics."
drills and t-hlsela of the fittest steel
anti tools of which the police say they
have hcver seen the equal.
The moving anti opening of the safe.
it is said, tnust have taken the burg-
lars at least_thrce hours.
A VEST-POCKET DOCTOR.
Never iii the way. no trouble to car
ty. easy to take. pleasant attd nth-r
Ittillng In results are ileWItt's Little.
Early Risers. A vial of these little
pills lit the vest-pocket Is a certain
guarantee against headache. billiona-
llt’Sri. torpId liver attd all of the ills r9-
ntitlttg from constipation. They ionic
anti strengthen the liver. Sold by
Clifford Pharmacy. "
DID NOT WILL WIFE PROPERTY.
iiRIiit’iEPORT. Jan. lti.»~ The state
yesterday ptit on Dr. John C. Lynch
of this city, as an expert on poisons
anti their cffccts, In the trial of Peter
Kelly charged with the mttrder of his
wife. The line of examination was
technical. with the exception that Dr.
Lynch was asked what cffcct or in his
opinion, based on the report of the
symptoms noted In the autopsy, would
follow the information that a chemist
had fottnd .49 of an ounce of strychnlne
lit the body. lit! said that fact would
confirm his opinions absolutely, that
the woman died of srychninc poison‘
ing To dispro‘ve a statement made
by the accused before the coroner. that
he ltad willctl all his property to his
wife. ihc stale of'fct'cd tltc will, which
gave his wife only a life use of his
property, atttl divided It between his
tau sisters after her death.
CURED AFTER SUFFERING TEN
YEARS.
II. P. Ilarc. Sttpt. Miami (‘ycle dz Mfg.
t‘.o., Middlt-tmvn, 0.. suffered for ten
\‘t‘urS with dyspepsia. He spent htiit-
dreds of dollars for medicine and with
doctors without receiving any perma-
ttcttt benefit. He says. "One night
while feeling exceptionally bad i was
about to throw down the evening paper
vhcn I saw an Item in the. paper re
tarding the merits of Kotiol Dyspepsia
:‘urt- I concluded to try it and while.
I Itad no faith in it I felt better after
the second dose. After toting two hot-
tles I atn stronger anti better than I
have been itt years. arid I recommend
Kodol Dyspepsia (‘ure to my friends
and acquaintances suffering from atom.
ach trouble." Sold by Clifford I’harv
macf. “
powsas WANT JAPAN To KEEP
PEA -
about anti not a few have had falls.
ST. I’ETERSBURG, Jhn. itiw-A de-
. Is one of m.. 1,...“ known Masons m i desirability of nttv disturbance of the
It. li. Merrick ..r Stratforti, made a i snatch received hei‘e from Vladivostok
bum.“ Will he“. .-..,m.,.day anti rc- t says it Is reported there that all the
ntained over to attend the meeting of powers have urged Japan to main-
Temple lotlgc last night. Mr. Merrick 1‘ taitt the status quo, pointing out the on
this country. peace.
m--... . . ...., ‘ ,
' akataron or A GIANT.
l WINNEMUCCA Nev.. .Ian.
id.—
Workman engaged In digging gravel
hcro have uncovered at a depth of
, about twelve feet a nhmber of bones
that once were parts of the skeleton
iof d gigantic human being. Dr. Sam-
! uela pronounced them‘ the bones of a
:man who must have Mn nearly ele-
ven feet In height.
acupuncture.
. tittifi'titiiTats. \
WW no la.
{ind fury-n ymuhmu. Handmdaoftadl-
rhla'aain't-I‘Illmaflntxrolthvtrlwlulu ball
£11m on. a put. for canola Dd
' laorbv man! not“.
w “W m.. In! tinn. 6097". I“
PA ATAILI AND POTINT,
1 us
08‘ (it“ut’r tiillllt' litiit‘
lath that minutivo tu‘lha and. tho
weak and dobliltatpd. It In amazing.
ntnlgtholilg and vital“-
Iag. Quickly and par-a-
untly CURB!
Dyapopala
and lndlouatlon.
‘lnil. lavldobr
Edward P. Weed, Norwalk
Plalatcd'a Drug Store. 80. Nor.
VICTORIAKHOTEI.
Cor. Monroe St. and Railroad Avu.
T. J. SULLIVAN.
PROPRIETOR.
EurOpoan Plan. Excellent Rooma.
Juat completed and newly furnlahed
throughout.
Lack at our rooma and compare with
any In town.
One minute from all trains.
Rates Moderate.
Found at Last.
After years of medical research and
cxperlnients Gray's lloncy of White
Pine ls fottnd by the Medical Profes-
sion to be the finest remedy on the.
market for Conghs._yt‘olds and all
Bronchial affections.
ZEITFUSO’ PHARMACY,
I North Main St.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
In Group.
Cough.
iflSTllliT REltlEF
Grit. Sore Throat. wit. IIRAZILIAN
HA I. d
M «on as No opium.
OII Inf-[Illa]. cute f Aathntn. Cl-
, nuanhltia and tub Consump-
aaoa. boon-ti 01.00 in gun. run
”.60 prop-Id. It. F. Jitc m & Cm,
ludt-nnpoIIa. Ind.
Do You Want Moneu‘?
l have It to loan on all kinds of Real
Estate in large or small amounts. front
one to three years, or on easy monthly
payments. 5 and't} par t'i’tit Interest.
F. Arminalorr Peaveti.
Mortgage Broker.
l090 Fulton Street.
Runaways are becoming alarmingly
numerous of late, fortunately thus far, :
with no serious results. Within 5le
days ihcre have been as many fractl-'
iltchcd into the snow. i
W. it]. Nash is sufficiently rccoveretli
. [mm m.. sickness to attend to business land protruding I‘Ilcs. «lama.
again. Mr. Nash has been luti a fow‘
days absent front his store bttt suffi-
missed and It Is pleasing to note hisl
return. i
While the attendants at Dr, .I. H.!
McArdie's wedding In New York. Jan}
WHAT'S IN A NAME:
Everything is in the name when it
comes to Witch Hazel Salve. E. (3.
Rev. “1" M"'"*‘"'“‘ I our; animals host their drivers, sleigha ”MW" & U)" of Chicago. discovered
land wagons overturned and occupants some “‘1‘” “1"" how i" make a salve
from Witch Hazel that Is a specific
for Plies. For blinti. bleeding. itching
CHIS.
burns. bruises and all skin diseases
lieWItt's Salve has no equal. This
.ciently long to evidcnce that he. is one “38 given l‘l-‘it‘ '0 numerous “Whit?”
Mitts Ruth Thames is confined to her! of our esteemed townsmen who Is . "Ollili‘él‘iws-
Ask for DeWitt's—the
Sold by Clifford Pharmacy.
zenuine.
PROMINENT‘BOTANIST DEAD.
WEST CHESTER. Pa., Jan. Iii.—
was held from his late home yesterday I 20, will 1,1. complmttveh- few from ' Josiah Hooves. a prominent botanist
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
I m..-Q he takes with him on this auspi- , and writer on horticulture for leading
Mrs. Franklin Crockett was the 1.10.] mm“ occasion the hearty we" wishes I agricultural publications in America
lty winner of a stove given by Collins‘
lirothers. of South Norwalk.
Mrs. William Case. of (‘t‘ockftt
street. suffered a paralytic stroke. yes-
tcrtlay afternoon, and is quite til. it is
thought that the shock caused by the
death of her brother. Andr'cw Mills-
paug‘h, was the cause of her illness.
At the annual election of oiiicers
held Thursday evening. for the Sunday
school of the Baptist Church, the fol‘
lowing wero'olected: Superintendent.
.iohn H. Sharer: assistant superintend-
71.73.: . ..j. m..?“ and ‘ 3““ 4’3
of a majority in this towti where hei
Is well-known and held iii the highest
regard. In his Professional capacity.
as a member of the board of Education.
and as a citizen Dr. McArdle has given
evidence of principle and integrity and
he will return here with his bride to
land that Benedict though he be. the
lstitme hearty welcome awaits him and
8. l
1
WEST NORWALK. I
William C. Durham of the Meadow-
vale Gardens. lost a valuable horse
Thursday evening. He was getting
him ready for his foreman. William
Anderson, to take a aleighing party to
South Norwalk. he went to get a string
of bells when the horse heard the
noise he dropped dead. probably of
heart failure. .
Chas. Johnaon has purchased a new
trotter with a record and pedigree, but
will not speed him till next spring. Mr.
Johnson has been looking for a horse
for a long time but could not undone
to suit him, but an the people any thia
one speaks for himself. with a mark
of about 2-30. He is out overyfiay
with him working him out.
Careless driving nearly ca bed the
wreck of William Anderson'alharriage.
He was coming up Falrflcid Hill, when
aonther man was going down at full‘
speed, they ioclgod wheels. Ir. Auden
son‘s wagon tvaa badly shaken up. the
other man went over the dub board.
'but war not badly hurt, only his hat-
nr- anti croaa bar was broken. an.
A demon was down in the guitar with
his horse mu. m m an tho rout!
v t.
and Europe. died today at his home
here aged 72u'ears. He is survived
by a widow and one child.
lilili titers
EATIEIIT FIIEEI
..unun.tau-«fonts.0......nauuou-oncno u...-
cram our our our conceit. .
And nailtu'l'hnOaIwaOoutpa-y My:
Row,Bondnat.N.Y.hk.l ' ' .
Door : I th no on orlng from
2.. ...... 39...............I’IeaauprovidonawithE
1 weak‘a truaimunt with CAWVIA MVIR,:
grant: or ALI. 0081‘. .
u...".u.....u.--ouuu.
i "An salon-r from Kidney trouble. Livar
com t, Dis-nous of the Bladder. Oon-
Itipatlon. or Blood impurity who really
duairua to find a Permanent Our-c, may
obtain PB“ TREATMENT with Oat-our!
W Dr. David Konnody'a new modi-
cino. ply cut out. the coupon above.
and mail to the Moon y, Kan-
nbdy low. Random. ELY.
Solvent la nncqualod by any
pro and in Dr. Knnuady‘a
in' . Itautaon an satiny now
prinoigo. -
Mr. mam H. Miller, of lotto-wan. )1.
1.. u :—“I was cariouaty troublod with
my and bladdar for. on, tho-
ygau. doctors and W1”
m.. an no to“. n
bought a $3. of Oahu: 83:01“ of or;
hum-adahwbmaadfa-m
Fer cat. by tho Clifford Pharmaog' y.
Dept. M. BROOKLYN. N. Y.
Honestfi
COAL
$6 25 a Ton Delivered.
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR CARRY-
ING IN.
Coal that will give you full value
for your money In the only kind we
sell. The kind that Is clean
and that in coal all the way
through and which every penny that is
paid counts for warmth and comfort
for you and your family.
Tat. I. Norwalk 07-6. a. Norwalk “4
'Phona, 132.
Jellba ”Halves
and
GARLOCK PACKING
Carried In Stock.
OOLD AND OILVII PLATING.
Newmacutlitlttau.
Havo no aupot-Ior. Can ahow thorn
In operation.
Repairs to outlunory and Na-
rino Inca and Moral Mach.
Ina Wu Collated.
THE 6. N. MCKBBIN
U’F'G CO.
p“ WATIR IT. .0. NOQWALK.
B. insulation.
. "rwd vaana.
Coavlaw Avon ‘ lat! Nor-walk. ..
Concord at” death Norwalk. 3
‘ i‘wwmmz. .. _
HOW'O THlIf
We offer One Hundred Dollara Re
ward for arty case of Catarrh that can-
not be cured by IIail's Caturrh (fare.
I". J. CIIICNICY a 00.. Toledo. 0.
We. the undersigned. have knoWn i-‘.
.I. Cheney for the lust Iii years. and be-
have him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and financially
able to carry ottt any obligations made
by his ilrm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholeaaie. Druggluts. Toledo. 0.
liall'a (latarrh Cam In taken Inter-
nally, acting directly apart the blood
and mucous surfaces of the ayateni.
Testimonials aani free. Price 16 cents
per bottle. Sold by all llrttggisis.
Take linll's Family bills for conatb
patIon. "
Men die, widowa cry. friends are
sorry. bttt that doesn't furnish bread.
bill a policy In the
dorm. amoral Lflu Insur-
anoa Company
payable Immediately makes the family
Independent.
FRED H. FIELD."
GENERAL AGENT,
United Iank Ild'g.. do. NOrwalk.
10% per cent.
A dividend "’
semi-annually of 554 per cant.
Preaent rate should be increased
within the year. Your dividend
uarautecd and priuci l rotected
hro h a “trust fun " 0 Thirty-
tive Iliona.
"An investment. not a
speculation."
The " plan" founded 6n the law of
averagca same as that of life insur-
ance.
Semi for hooklot to
Hammitt. Hilla Block. Hartford.
Denny 8. Hull, Representative.
1 Lauder Blk. South Norwalk, Ct.
P
The Humphrey
Gas Light
is the Brightest and Best mem-
Iger of fhc'Liglrt family.
If your
KORE LIGHT.
BRIGHTER LIGHT.
WHITE}? LIGHT.
STEADIER LIGHT.
nd
Will Make Your
Light Bills Much
Lighter
illllllli’I inguinal.
'PHONE. OI.
Capltlb "£00,000. Surpiua, $185,000.
A depout placed
with the Induatrtai
Savings and Loan
Company hears a
quartarly divldend
of five per cent. per
annum from date
of deposit until
.datu withdrawn.
State Supervisor of New York and
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE. 12 80 MAIN ST.
Reaideni Directora. Roaidertt Manager-a.
R.- L. Coburn
John I. Lamnca
Mortimer M. Lea
Charloa E. Dow
“anal 'l 3.
' 80 South Main Sfmf.
'l‘alophono. tau.
“nth Norwalk. Conn.
. °.-.'.' - I ._u -,-_-,-,u u,-,- [..- a,- u n -
DAVID w. ‘ - Yaqui),
Funeral
and Embalmer.
10 North Nata Ct. loath Not-walk.
f antoo anti-nation.
the slamming of that
door— keep out the
cold air—avoid the
breaking of glass. The
ECLIPSE CHECK AND
SPRING will do It; easy
to put on and keep In
order We've got it
COMSTOCK, WATKINS I. DOW.
’PHONI. 43-6.
SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL.
ultimatum
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Capital. cinnamon
surplus. $100.00 on,
Other Profits. 380.30 .00
snwm H. MAvHawson, Prdaldont.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vtco-Pnatdanl.
JACOB M. LAYTON. Cashier.
DIRECTORI:
Edwin H. Mathew-on Hoary Caymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Joalah R. Marvin J. Wallaca Marvin
Chriaitan awartz John H. Light
Frederick H. Rowan.
location Salloftad
iitll Paper Sale.
20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
Making room for new goods, we are
giving 20 per cent. discount on last
year‘s Gold Papers.
50c Paper,
400 Paper.
30c Paper,
250 Paper.
. I ‘00
82c
24c
_ 1 20¢
Borders same discount. 7
To Order—Window Shaded. Pic-
MC FEW”.
Dealer in Wall mm
Supplies, Artist: Mandala. -.
spams. “‘“J’
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tures, roe.
Cloth Window Shades, with
fringe. 25c.
Solid Bran Half Curtain Roda.
3 ft. long. with fixtures, roe.
..“Shuro-Cui" Can Opener, unto
e il .
as y No “501“!“ _
Inuit". ITEIL PANINO KNIVI'.
I
PAINTING. PARKE HANG.
ING. DECORATING.
LII. , er
3 Washing: ’ ma,
South walk. -ms Cu].
Telephone Connection;
living lactvootl & to.
"C.O.a"t”
ccc‘oa'n
Ideoal"
$6.25 per Won.
can buy the beat for an equal 9
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