body you know it is!
' lie boys to throw'ectrlchl engineer. of New York claims
lhe has invented an Instrument called
but Suudnylthe "magnet truin. ' by which be can
p Dal/Id for letting hear music from the stars. Another
- . ton Trunsciipt. I mun gone wrong.
I illelillT RElilEF 1.2333.”
"HEM. Hor- Throut. with BRAZILIAN
uni-III. nun. mu» _ 60 dome Me. No opium.
one out. I!!!“ i
I
On] inlsllibio euro for Asthma. OI-
hli Bronchitilo and platoons-mp-
luikll li-IIU
mum our-l 0i.
it'll-7.3.75 I.
r I v
u. 1771i 'II ruin u,
‘Ihlubv l
I lion-n. PL.
Idea. 3600” (lets. Pint.
It.” pup old. II. 1'. duo Ion & 00.;
Indianapolis. Ind.
IT'S FOR YOU 7'0 CHOOSE
We have at present any size of
(Dill you wont—furnace stove, nut,
egg. pew—and such coal! The sizes
\Waiy—the qunllty never. We trust
we will have the pleasure of serving
you with whatever sizes of cool you
ioqiilro. Telephone if you haven‘t
lime to cull.
PRICE FOR WINTER OR SUM-
MER $6.00 PER TON. NO CHARGE
FOR CARRYING IN.
E. M.TOLLES&C0
Get The Habit
”HAD" lo the strongest Impulse In man. Get the habit of saving
my“? future welfare and prosperity is assured. Maybe yOur habit
ate ephnd too freely. You realize that it ll a bad thing and would.
Home it Big fortunes had small beginnings. Right here is
a desire to interest you. One single dollar cOnstltutes the fund
«my to Itart an account with us. The saving habit will grow and
0 will your bank account.
WE PAY 4‘ PER CENT. ON ALL DEPOSITS.
.51 Wall Street. Narwalk.
i. 4 ”E"
than. ...u
lot Summer Arrangements Are
“New in Full Blast.
Yo .... lllidzivhnt you want in thcilno of HAMMOCKS, PORCH CHAIRS
AND RQQKERS, PORCH SCREENS, SCREEN DOORS AND WINDOW
winemaLAwu SETTEES, REFRI GERATORS, WICKLESS BLUE
ELAMl-fOIL'VVSTOVES and every thing; calculated to make life more com.
for phluuluriiig tho heutcd term, can be th‘ll iit our wnrcrooms at prices to
suit all gone: books.
. C ollms 6: 00.
Funeral Directors and Embaimers
l2 toll} North Main St. South Nonwalk.
The Fair Cloak anti Eur Store,
Special Sale!
‘jBt‘liiiantlne Skirt 9]. 50 up.
.fiuit‘s, the greatest bargain ever offered, $5. 00, woith $12. 00.
cal. fitylen. All this season 5 goods. .
Walking Skirts $2 50. worth double the price
Chlldr'eli s Diesscs 25c up
A very nice while Lawn DresS. made in the latest style. trimmed with
lubroidornv sizes 5 to 14.31 25.
A Near Silk Skirt for not
A very nice line of Shlit Wtiists. iiinde'ln the lutcst styles.
Pica . give “S a coil and convince y'ouiselt‘.
f
The lat-
m—
65 Washington St. So. Norwaik Cl.
Take! advantage of price and let us put your winter supply in now.
rlor grade of Big Vein Cumberlsn d Bituminous at an attractive price.
A
superior "special” Fertilizers for corn. potatoes onions and general use.
t;
LK
Aspirin” curfew:
FLAG.
NG THE WALKS. AND CAN BE DEPENDED UPON
CLASS OF WORKMANSHYP AND MATERIAL.
Professor Albert 0. Albertson. an at. ‘
...—.....-
“True N'sw Pannier; riots?“
O. H. Swift Wu the First Danbury
Man to be Pensioned Under it.
. The first pension to be received by a
I)iiu,bury men under the new rule of
the commissioner of pensions which
went into effect April 13 was received
last week by 0. ll. Swift, the railroad
mail clerk on the Duiibury and South
Norwulk route. it was for $12 a. month
and it came through in record breaking
time a little more than a month's
time being required to get it through
flitl department.
As is well known the new ruling al-
lows every veteran of lhu_wnr it pen»
slon if he has reached the aim of sixty—
iwo yours It having been decided that
a man of thnLuge is In a measure iii-
capacinitcd to perform manual labor
sufficient. for his support. According
to this l'illan the pension which may
be grinned at 02 years Is 30 a month:
at 65 it is $8 a month: iii 08 years
$l0 l‘l month; and at 70 years and
over Sill a month. There are at the
present time probably fifty Dunbury
old soldiers who are waiting for origi-
nal or increased pensions under this
ruling.
Capt. Christian Qiilon. who Is out- of
the lending pension attorneys in Dan-
bury. was interviewed by an Evening
News rcportcr yesterday. lie said:
"1 know of nothing which has been
done in the pension bureau for many
this latest order and ruling of the com-
missioner of pensions. There seems to
be an impression that it is something
new and radical. instead of that.
however. it was made under a prerog-
ntivc which the commissioner has and
was simply his interpretation of the
manner in which the pension law of
1900 should lu- executed. Previous to
that law no soldier could receive a pen-
sion except, for a disability caused by
his service in the. civil war. That, inw
provided that a soldier could be given
it pension for disability however cups
ed. and under a former ruling of the
pension bureau on old soldier was con
aidorcd to bo partially disabled ill the
age of 65 and still more disabled at
the age of 75. The new ruling simply
reduces the one limit for reasons
which the, experience of the bureau
considered good. it is a fact that a
law covering this some ground failed
of passage at the lost congrcss. but
that was undoubtedly for party politi»
cal reasons. and it cannot be denied
that the commissioner was clcariy
within his prorogntivc in this ruling.
and it certainly was not it ncw kind
of a rule for a similar one except as
to the age limit bus been in opcrutloo
for sonic time.”
WORST OF ALL EXPERIENCES.
Can anything be worse than to feel
(but every minute will be your lost?
Such wns tho. cxpcricnre of Mrs. S. H
Ncwson, Dccnlur. Ala. “For three
years." Silo writes, “l oiiduroii iiisuh’or
nblo pain from indigestion. stomach
and bowel trouble. Death stunned in.
cvitabio when doctors and oil remedies
failed. At length l was Induced to
try Electric Bitters and the result was
miraculous. 1 improved at once and
now l'm completely recovered." Foi
Liver. Kidney. Stomach and Bowel
troubles Electric Bitters is the only
medicine. Only 50c it's guaranteed
by F. ii. Baxter, Diiiggist.
STATE POLICE AT SAVIN ROCK.
Annual Meeting and Election of Offi-
cers at Hotel Seaview~
'i‘he sights at the Great White City
and the mysteries of The Maze therein
proved as much as iwcnlyllve stalwart
members of the state police associa-
tion cured to briivo in one day and
when llli‘ New Haven visiting rcpt-c-
seutnilvcs of the stiiic‘s finest. left for
their homes last night. they cnrriod
with them wonderful tales of (Sonnet:
ticut's Couey lslnnd.
A large attendance marked the an-
nual meeting of delegates from the
several police associations in the state.
Every department was represented.
A business meeting was hold at thc
Hotel Scnvicw, Saviu Rock. at 2
o‘clock. at which the following oilicers
were elected: President, Chief lngulis
of Middletown; ircnsurcr. Chief Row-
liiis. of New llrilaln. and secretary,
Patrolman l..ii.ndrlgan. of Meridcn. '
The vice presidents. who comprise
the executive board. are: Chief Brad-
ley, of Danbury: Captain Bannon. of
Waterbury; Chief Bradley. of Nor-
wnlk: “Chief Volimer. of South Nor-
waik; Chief Brennan. of Stamford;
Capt. Haven. of New London: Sergt.
Hayes. of New Haven; Chief Ellis. of
Ansonie; Chief Wheeler, of Winsted;
Patrolman Murphy. of Norwich.
Resolutions of regret at the death of
Chief Bowman. of Stamford. were
adopted. It was decider] to leave the
selection of :3. legislative committee to
the executive board.
After the business session the blu-
coais sat down to dinner. later they
accepted an invitation to tour the
White City, which they did in sand
style, also attending the baseball game
as guests of the! New Haven and New
London managers.
THAT THROBBING HEADACHE
Would quickly leave you if you used
Dr. Klaus New Life Pills. Thousands
of sufferers have. proved their match-
less merit for Sick and Nervous Head.
aches. They make pure blood and
build up your health. Only“ ..5 cents.
monophonic if not cured. Sold by F.
H. Baxter. Driiggist. '0
ALICE EROMIBED TO BE GOOD.
Alice Keane one of the three pretty
Keane sisters who were found when a
street. Bridgeport. some time ago. was
home in Meridian. She was sentenced
ed. she has been in jail now .for
to the Girls’ Relofm school at. Middle-
town in the eity- Oourt on aha anneal
about. two months and Judge John H
years ihai is as little understood as
Chinese laundry was raided on Shite _
discharged in the court of. Common *
‘ Pleas criminal side. yesterday mom.
in: upon promise to so at once to berm .
are: thought that a sufieient punish. r ‘
for. her. . She was represented
William” John '3. cmgrr _ .
If the Firet Bottle of Dr. Pettinglil'e
You Our Consultation Department
Go To Your
Drumst—
Go .To-Dau
Dr. Pettingill's Kidney-Wort Tablcte
—-By Milking Your Kidneys Sound
and Strong—Give Your Whale
System New Strength.
NEW YOUTH--NEW VITAL ENERGY
ONE BOTTLE WILL PROVE TO YOU
THElR MARVELLOUS POWER.
“My sleep was disturbed at night by
fioqucut calls to urinate and my ur-
ine had a britk-colthod sediment. 1‘
look medicine in vain until i almost
dcs paired. I
"Finally a friend told me thc daii- .
Izer and sent me some of l.')I. I‘cttin-E
glli'u Kidney Wort 'l‘itolctu. ll
took them regularly. and have no morzc
trouble. 1 llm perfectly curcd~nnd
now enjoy flnc health and vigor." -l
.iohii liiinl, 57 McCarthy avenue. Al-
bani.
'lf you two week oi glooiny~if you!
find it llilltl to .lo the things you oncc‘.
did easily and with pleasure-~lf youl
have piercing or burning palns-—bnck‘
llCllOH or kidney colds, If your bladder.
and urine are not what they should be
——~lf you have frequent cails~or brlck'
dust scdiincnim-go to your druggist to-j
day.
One bottle of Dr l’citingiil s Kidney
\Voil Tablets will prove to you limit
marvelous power. 1
if the first bottle does not help you.
\Viitc fullv and plulitiy to Coiisuitntionl
llcpnrtnicnl. College street liiiiiington I
Vcimoni. lie on the safe sidc~it isI
dangerous to remain in doubt We will .
tell you pinitily and truly it' you have
kidney disease. And. wbut is oriunl-
iy important, we will tell you piniuii .
.uid tryul ' ii \(iii have not.
'isk the reputation of out famous rcmc
dy by allowing it to be lllt'll foi dis.
discs it is not mount. to cure.
’1 hey Contain NO \l.(‘ 0H()l.-— Ni
Four Unhappy Wives Seek Semi-iv;
.thn in Court.
Four more dissatisfied women are
seeking legal separation from their.
husbands through moons of the lu\\'.
and their suits are rciurnaiiio to the.
..‘lVll superior court. Scnlvmhel’ term}
(‘linrlatto F. Smith. of Stamrnril.’
’leils to sever the tie Wllltll binds her
to Hell!) I) Smith foiuioily of Siam- I
told She was ("“hailotio Biowu and
Inniiicd Smith on March 29. ‘00. On}
April 7, item Smith dcscitcd her and
she wants r. ilqulU) n'ntl change of}
mono.
Annie 1.. Quiehun ls suing William
J. Qillt'lli‘iil of Bridgeport for divorce
on the grounds of infidelity nnd habit?
uni intoinpcrnnuc. The plaintiff who;
was Aniiio l. liukci inairied Qulehnu'
on “by 4 1899. and the ullcgcd ncisi
on \\lll(li tbc flthilt‘t‘ is (inim-‘d were;
sold to have been (ominittcd between;
August l. 10"" and his) 1. lilil4.'1‘lic;
plaintiff dc sites the custody of n minorl
duugbtcr.
rxuroline Scklmidi, who was Karol
lilii‘ lxnliinniiir Inuriiod Ainandus
io‘khnrdt according to the complaint.l
on .iiily 7. 1898, and on luly 9. 18989.,
he storied to be intoiornbly cruel to
hot and has been so on various occa-
sions since. She wants th name
than .icd brick' in Kiiiimnini.
Mir: .lobn Tiny who r-icunilv ”m“.
to Bridgcpoit. has brought suit for
divorce against her husband, who rc-
sides in 'i‘crryvllle. The suit is the
result of u boating alleged to have
been given Mrs. 'l‘i'oy. her sister nnd
a former grand juror of 'l‘ori'yvillo
about two weeks ago by Troy. The
suit is returnable to the next term of
the civil superior court. intolerable
cruelty and habitual lntemperanco are
the grounds and Mrs. Troy claims ali-
mony and the custody of two minor
chiidien. The husband will probably
contest. llic claim for alimony and the
cliiidien
LAM, DI ES. DR. GOLnFRAu'NDO'O
Bookl'elfree 0n 'lyil'nw5oi opal-.9.“
‘PAOKING COMPANY ABSORBEO.
KANSAS CITY. Mo, June 9.—The
National Packing Company has ab-
sorbed the Ruddy Brothers' Packing
Company_ with a plant in Armourdale
Kans. it is said that the considera-
tion was about $500 000.
fill! WEEK’S
TREATMENT FREE!
gnu. deuce-use.» un- n-unneeden‘o‘duunnunu
SIIPLY 001' 001' Till! COUPON.
on mail tog'ihegd-euubonpmy. .Konnedy
hm am: i think i m Inletlng
provide
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treatment with Cay-cup 5041789",-
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All! ulcerfmm Kidney trouble. Liver
, .‘Dilflfl' ofstho Bidder. 00D.
Unitarian, or Blood impurity who really
deelmmnnderneMMmy
mammoth More
Dr. Devil Kennedy‘s new medl-
eel cut out. the coupon above.
‘
‘ '. on
Del-cure Solvent is u inlet] in?
and is Dr. Kennedym’n b,
fimlmonnnendu
We will not , ~
WANT DEGREES I
Mean 00m Ken- =
x W" 9:10 11:03:
....W “a...“ mm .m-
”Eliot mg. l
Kidney-Wort Tablets Does Not Help
Wlil Advice You FREE.
I
JOHN HUNT.
His Frequent Calls and Brick Dust
Deposlts Were Signs of Kidney
Weakness—Dr. Pettingill's
Kidney~Wort Tablets Gave
Him Fine Health and ’
vi ”90 f!
OOOOOOOOIUOOOOOOOOO
iOU RISK NOTHING. Go to Your
”Higgisi TODAY. Get (inc Bottle
of Dr. Pettingill's Klilllt‘yv‘NOl‘l ’l‘ab-
lots. Take Nothing Else. if the
first bottle duos not bclp our (.To‘nsul-
tulion Di'lilli'lnlt'ill will advise you
FREE,
if you DON‘T'KNOW
mutter, if you do
yoru ll‘tiilbli'—-—~\\‘i‘llt'
VICE
College
crlbci
what is the
not iiii.lci'slatid
for FREE Al)-
to (‘onsultuiion l)l‘liill‘lllll‘lll.
SL. iiiiiilnglnn Vt. Des-
your Siiiiptonis Fully.
DR. PETTINGILL 'S KIDNEY- WOR T TABLETS.
THEY CURE—Brick Dust——~Frequent Calls—Kidney Disease—Low Vitality.
Illiiiiu but (‘oiucniriilctl (‘iirc
BRlDE SEEKS DIVORCE.
lsabvl \ \\ ll' ks of Huntington scenic
to how found it grit-value against llt‘l
‘ husband. iiobcrl White. in n lt'lildi‘ll
nbly short time after thcy were mun
l'i(‘ll. and now she hastens to the su-
perior court to hnvc ibc iici-ii undone.
She asserts that she was isabci A.
(ll'illil-Zt‘l' up to February 13. 1904. when
she bocomc Mrs. Wicks. The day
seems to have. been bnnci‘ul in its in
lliience on her life. for she says flint
bclwoen flint time and the present, a
few months. her husband has been stif-
lll'itllilly lntolerabiv cruel in his treat-
ment of he" to warrant a divorce.
Roman Eye Balsam
FOR WEAK ()yR‘1 SURE EYES
RELEASED FROM MILITARY
PRISON.
NEW BRII‘AIN. .lunc ll.'-'0ll'5.
.inmcs Coffey. ii? 'l‘remont street. this
thy. ictciwd yestmdav a teleginin
from her son James '1 Coffey. serving
in life imprisonment at Fort 1108‘?“
Ivoith. lx'niis that he had been releas-
ed and is on his way home. (‘offcy
and Edward M. Brodie of Bu:.vouiic N
were llif‘tl jointly for killing it no
llitc itililiino boy at Luzon ibrorv years
ago. Only one of them could have
liicd the shot but neither man would
testify at lllt' liiui lirot‘lic is iiiidci-
stood to hllH‘ confessed and both men
have been released.
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
in EffGCt May 29th, 1904.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.-—12:09x. 5:24x. 5:50x.
6:55. 7:03, 7:46,
9:26x. 9:40. 10:51x. 11:35.
P. M.-—12:55x. 1:13. 2:55x. 3:00, 3:45.
4:4Tx, 5:40. 5:55x, 6:43. 0:55x, 7:07x.
7:55x. 8:00. 92551:, 10:20.
5, in addition
0:14.
to above.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.:—~12 59x. 5: 24x. 5: BOX, 8. 56.
9: 42x.
P. M.:——2 47x 2: 55x. 5: 40. 5:55x, 7:20,
7. 55x 8:18x 9:551.10:10.
LEAVE NEW YORK K‘FOR SOUTH.
NORWALK
A. M.:——1200x 5:.‘00 6: 00. 7:00. 7. 50.
8' 00K. 9: 04x. 9: 16x 10: 02x 10: 04,
11:00x.11:02.
P. M.:2.—120 1:07. 2:00 2:.57 3:,29x
4: 02x 4: 06x, 4: 82):. 5: 011:. 5: 07 5: 32.
6.00x. 0:02. 0:59 8:00: H.900x 9:.30
11:02x.
Saturdays. in addition to above 1:55
p. m.
. SUNDAYS.
A. M .—-]2: 00: 6: 00 7: 30. 10: 09x.
P.M.-—5:02.h:00.$.00x.11:02x.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
. NEW HAVEN}.
A. AIL-12 1.01:: 1'18.
7:42. 8:42, 9:08x, 10:053. 11:03:.
11:38.
P.M-—l“0"ll2.3014105.5
6:00x 6130,7051, 9:.05x 9:15,10:0l1.
11.15.
a‘IN ADDlTION TO
ABOVE.
'56:. 6:18,
BRIDGEPORT
P. M-2: 45, 5: 03 7: 28.‘
' SUNDAYS.
A. M.:—-—12llx, 1:1k,1:56x,7_:42,
P 94.4:40 .:7 05:, 9: 05:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
A. Ila-9. 23 9: 45. 10: 11:.
P. II.:-—l 20. 4: 37:, 5:08. '5. 48.7' 10.
DANDURY TO COUTH NORWALK.
"A. 1-5:,» 7:28: 8:113. 10:90:,
ifl: i:.-‘m.7§wl
Mtg? mnlnsto Dam
8:18x, 8:45, 9:05x.-
'9 amen
an undying maid
The hbor agitator don’t obj
his tiled wife woiklng any old home
a day and most of the time at no
wages per hour.
lTS FIRST FOUNDATION
LAID lN SMALL SAV-
lNGS.
All the greet flnlnelerl of the
present day can look back and date
the beginning of their prosperity
from the day theyo ened a deposit
with a SAVINGS oBPANK.
The SAVINGS BANK is
thrift In the world.
the idea of Saving. Make the be-
ginning ln small coin. The larg-
er accumulation will take care of
You can open an account with
only $1.00; made additions to this
from time to time to suit your con-
venience.
We are open Saturday evenings
from 6:00 to 8:00 to accommodate
these who can not get to the Bank
during the clay time.
ANY ONE CAN MAKE MONEY;
FEW CAN SAVE 11‘. BE
ONE OF THE FEW.
THE SOUTH NORWALK SAV-
iNGS BANK.
United Bank Building.
leuISlann Purchase Exposition
NEW YORK TO ST. LOUIS, MO.
~ and Return
old Dominion line
and Connections,
ROUTE 5.
Vin Old Dominion Line to Norfolk.
Norfolk & Western Ry. to Cincinnati.
to St. Louis. returning same route.
Season rickets Form 1.. Exc 339 $34.00
no day tickets. Form 1.. Exc. 340. 28.35
15 day tickets. Form 1.. Ixc. 341. 26.25
For further iIIt'oriiiniion and tickets
apply to -
JACOB M. LAYTON.
5 R. R. Ave..Saufh Norwalk.
....x. ....
FULL WlLUE
FOR YOUR JUNK.
You will get your full value for your
junk by sending a postal to A. Harris,
iinyniond street. South Norwalk. We
don't send out uny teams unless re‘
quested by our patrons and friends.
'Phone 350—4. A. HARRIS.
" Al’s. use...
llllllliSlllil liliil lili llil.
(.l. ll. Raymond
Li. L. Mclt‘arinnd
(James lilorcbead
WANTED-
Three good mcn to run icc wagon.
good wages to right parties.
J. L. McFarland,
Successors to
OFFlCE, NO. 5 MADISON STREET.
Hi There Capt!
Can you tell me where i can get a
good square meal and something to
drink?
Why, yes. go to the
imperial Cale.
That's the best place i know of in town
CARL ’SCHAUB.
9 Railroad Ave.. 80. Norweik.
l347 ' 1904
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
.. Gas and Steam Fitting,
Gu Fixtures, Metal Ceiling,
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
17 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
Etc.
’Phone, 132.
Jenkins BissNaives
and
GARLOCK PACKING
, Carried in 3......
oomfiiivil sliver" PLA‘i‘iuo.
New inland Both in Motors.
Have no lop-idol. Can show them
in operation.
Repair-e to Stationary and Ma-
rine Engines and general Much
ins Work Guildhall d. ” '
THE G." N. MCKIBBIN
. Mamet). _.- _
so wn'i‘llit 81’; thinoawatk;
.
tiliotel Vittoria. D
Corner Railroad Avenue and Monroe
Street.
Special Tabitd’Hote Dinner puny.
» sauna;
mm keep even cum. {1 e; u.
I
EVERY GREAT roni'uue HAD I
I
I
i
out to l '
the . I
greatest promoter of economy and ‘
A SAVINGS BANK promotes the l
itself. I'
i
l
i
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Rd.3
Who sells
the but
$3.50 Shoo
.’
How in tho World (in
we know.
iivcty hlllit'lliilil says
he docs.
All we know is—-
our “lx'ciiii's—lx'oiiqiicror"
Shoes are for and away
the best we've cvcr sold.
W
Olsen’s
. Shoe Store
Washington
Street
South Narwalk
' ran THAT near '
For those PIMPLES, for all lRRl-
TATlONS and ERUPTION of~~tho
SKIN
TAKE ONL Y
DR. HUMPHRIES'
BLOOD REMEDY
There is no Siirsapi'iilu or other ad-
vcrtiscd Spring Medicines so ei‘feciivo
and certain to curt- you as this i’rcu-
crlpliou.
Zeitiuss Pharmacy
8 NO. MAIN 8T. 80. NORWALK.
F E LOCKWOOD 8 C0.,
39 Wall Stu Normal/i.
are factory agents for the following
automobiles:
OLDSMOBILE. all styles.
The WHITE. ,
FRANKLIN.
LOCOMOBILE.
Will demonstrate any of the above
machines to Interested parties.
Headquarters for
AUTOMOBlLES SUPPLIES AND RE.
. PAIRING.
*MICillGAN STEEL BOAT Cl).
MANUFACTURERS or
AUTOMOBILE LAUNCHES
and
PATENT STEEL BOATS
GASOLINE LAUNCHES.
Fastestand Lighteet. Made.
-——Never Leak—Never Sink—-
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