New York 10’
dy Edward Merritt is in
V'Y‘llmntls J. Keogh is working in Mt.
Vernon.
Bilrilfii (autism Avenue, is sub
gfr from r dualism; '
‘ Mud Mrs 11pm (iorhstu spent
yesterday in New York.
.1. irvinc Dunning is contined to his
home today by an attack of the grip.
iman’ihmidd’e’éd) has 111ch a posh
ton w tie ya or ompauy.
Fred’gi‘ick W219i ii Decker is ill at
his home iA Seaviow. avenue wltA. a
severe ‘coidl
The tut r etlug at the drum
ohrldtls c all" list night r’l. 11211
by Rev. ifi‘m lilies W Davis.
Ralph not: his rcttllincd tip his
studics tthc P 1111121911111 Dentin Cob.
1939,11 r 11' Milton spent at his
hom’e ,.
Mr. . _Mrs..1.M.Pe1-ryihnd child-
red or, ‘ Nrwslk,,have been spends
mg a cell' ii the residence of Theo»
dare Hamilton, in Wonto.
Rev. .iildward Cunning 11111 led the
prayer meeting at t 9. Rant Avenue
Methodist dhurch la‘s «flight. Despite
E
The East Norwailt a. puhllcen Oluh
gill old a meeting in ndall‘ a ilall.
“fondly nidht at 7. 30 o'clock. A.
aft“ lepdoncel ¢desired to close up:
cs’mpttlgn incite
A large number of new shipping tubs
have been purchgssd by tug 111111911011.
store. a on are now ongpan
ed angmi’hari’ied so that they will be
ready for the body season.
Mrs. Edward Smith.Mrs. 111.151.11.01
East Nortveik Miss Hiscock and Miss
Georgia Comstock of Wilton wele
guests at Miss Helen Middlebrook’s.
in Wilton, on Thursday.
Woodbury G. Lungdon and his
household withdraw from.ihelr sun»
mer home at. Half Mile island, East
Norwulli. yesterday, and incved to
lhcii' winter home in New York
The Junior Band of the East Ave-
nine Methodist Episcopal Cl11111:lt,wlli
meet this evening in tho primary
mill M71411. William H. Moffett will
lei A full oilendpnce Is desired.
, é Sentinel lids rhubittbdly culled
dWOD to the bad condition of the
dWIiilis throughout East Norwallt
:;,e. few of them how: been repaired
:15 not in Better shape. There are
frilly which are very unpleasant. to
villi: Otter and some over which it is
positively dangerous to travel at night.
tilt! of the walks on Benedict Farms
ai'e particularly bad in this respect.
,111 the East Avenue Methodist Epls~
copsl Church, next Sunday. at 10: 30
o'ciOck the annual missionary sci-
111011 will be delivered by the Rev
‘ Boyerd l). 1).. of Port Chester
New York. in the evening there will
be an evangelistic service, Rev. 141.
8. Wright. evangolist and singer, will
assist the pastor every evening for
No weeks, except Saturday. at 7:45
o'clock ‘
Mrs ldo James was visiting in New
York yesterday. and in her absence the
c.hateau was left in charge of Miit.
Ruthida, the twenty-two pound tweu
ty-tvm inch bust Bennlnulon button
buster. who allowed her inn some few
privileges. But when its comes to in-
ter-form: wib her sampling anthracite
01 bituminous coal. wth her incoming
molars she sets up a yell which needs
no megaphone to he heard from collar
to attic. in some respects she is prot-
1y hood, and like the little song “when
she is good she is very. very good and
when she is bad she is horrid. Pu-
ierfamilias was allowed to rest a few
minutes at a time. but even then he
was kept busy iieing his shoe strings
and necktie. which were pulled out as
felt as he could adjust them. and
while '-'-e 511111911 like a furnace never
said a wotd President Painter sugv
gelled to Mrs James to take it ride
in the Subway, but as she has always
hall no objection to being boxed up up.
dor ground. she smiled a negative. and
301 home without catching the tun
nellils
Three Norwalk gents happening to
he in the metropolis. and in the noigir
borhood- of Thiriy- fourth street and
Fifth alt/onus thought they would wei
their whistles in the Waldorf Astoria '
bar, and after looking each other over
to act: that they wetc in apple pie or
licr marched in like so many Piurpont
orgsn' 11.. Thule was up her. but u
largo handsomely furnished room. with
tables all around it. When {dam Green
1116111 asked what the others would
23110. the reply was» "Three lemon-
its" film out down n dollar hill
and waited for developments. although
213.3811 fifteen cents In his inside pooh. 5m
1111 which. he could have bought
off anywhere else. in cohort time
; demon with s claimants" cost.
pressed trousers than button
' mud monotonic sud mmlcurdil
rustle. brought bull‘ Just one
5171111111 law. in his loudness ct
told the roost account he couidl
himself. This laughs had as
M“ ..
oer Gibbon 41"!”
digits, 1d his Sim-hp ll
.. r:
' host in the house. All culled for
user. and each took his nip
loved it. but when James cough.
mm on. Monday to one
colour '1 .1..
place, vlaited friends in Norwalk yes
terdtty.
A great many robbins have been
been about the Wood properly at COR"
tsdtmsut island.
'iilurl Tho u. or this place Who has,
been very sick, Is rapidly lmprovius
He is able to sit up a while each. day.
There will be communion and but)
tlsm at the Third Methodist Episco
£111,“ ,Qhurch on Sunday next, Novem
There were regular pruyer meetings
in both dismount: ond' Bupltui Glturoir'
es. last evening. ,lhp pastors being in
chaise. » ,
The building committee of the Bap-
that church held 11 meeting last night
and transacted routine business rc-
gard’in thei new structure * ‘
Geo on Shelton. 111111.01 New
York, ally of wanytou’ intends
to leave" next week for California
wholeme hill locate permanently.
Great work has been done to the
Berkeley House. Rowsytm. to probate
11011 for the ”00k and Ladder (lotu-
pati‘y’i fair to he gluon this and Satur-
day nights. ,
'l‘bsr mmnal meeting or Rowuyion
him? 6ft” Which the election of 0111
curs, will, landmines, died-centimete-
will be served.
him. Julian-31111111111 sustained a. severe
shock of parslysie yesterday and was
token to the hospital. She is unable
to speak and the bounces i‘ol 1191 re
covery site" very slight. ”
Ajfiremen's badge has been donated
by Robert. S. Barkley lo the Rolluiiro
Hook. and ladder. Company. of lioway-
iou, to be voted to the most popular
ilremun In The Nuiwulka.
A final meeting or. the Republican
Club will be held iomonow nighi. A
permanent organization will probably
be eflcctcd and the club conllllllo to‘ do
useful work during the coming your.
The fair of Rcllnnce Hook and Lud-
(iei' (‘ompany will open this evening in
the Berkeley iiousc, iiowuytou am
11110. The rooms have been elaborate.
ly prepurtui for the (1111181011, and or
erythlnp; possible has boon dons.- by
the cbtht‘uitioe to make the affair a
social and financial mucous.
When Edward w. Godfrey went
home on election night he was able
to convey the glad new to Mrs. God.
froy that Roosevelt: was elected. Mrs.
Godfrey. who is a staunch Repuhli
can at} once decided that. a proper sa-
11119 should be fired from the mortal
which was in the cellar. She awoke
the, lady who lives next door and the
two women assisted in hurtling the
heavy mortar out of the cellar and a
M, salute: was fired in honor or Roose-
vclt.
~_—.——‘
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Mrs. Justice B. Mood has been quite
ill with grip.
Mrs. Sarah Tristram is having her
house pointed.
Miss Addie Waterbury was in New
York Monday.
Hugurt Norman. of New York, is vis-
iting his uncle. Mark Wilbur.
Mortimer Mead. of Stamford, visited
Mrs. Daniel Slauson. Tuesday.
Mrs. Clark, of M1, Vernon, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. William Hindlev.
Mrs. C. W. Raymond is in Newark.
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Godber.
Mrs. Griffith. of Prospect Avenue
has been entertaining New York
friends.
Miss Hcleu Wheeler.
loft. 'I‘hursduy. to visit
friends.
Mrs, W. 11. Orchard, of Noroton,
spent a day, the past week. with Mrs.
Henry Whitney.
Mrs. Crane. of New Jcrsev.
guest of her daughter, ..lrs. Ronald 1).
Lyon and family.
M Iss Mar immubury returned from
11 visit with her aunt. Mrs. Alexander
Abbott. in Baltimore. Saturday.
James Wood 111 installing hot water
fixtures for Wm. W. Billiards furnace
in his Maple Avenue residence.
Mrs, Carrie .iouou'u friends will be
glad to hear that who Is convuleucing
after a serious illness fromtdlplttherin.
Mrs. Clarence (‘iooh bus “returned
from her Bethe! visit and i now vla~
liiug her daughter. Mrs. .inm 11.111111
coo. llllil family. 01 Btdmtord.
~~EV1ll willing 111, 111110ch19 prices at
Simon; (lash Grocery on Saturday.
(Mi. lt‘ridav. William 1" rry. Miss
Helen Wale bury sud Milli stile heu-
son. teacher; of Center School. visited
the 8111111de sud Normal; schools.
Mrs. Wyatt. of Brooklyn. who has
unending I. few days with Mrs.
W'iutsms, of Prospect direct. returned
home this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred. ’i‘ouker have
moved to Mrs. William Wood's cub
logo in Main street. formerly occu.
pied by Mr. and Mrs. ilbur Need.
“fluidity," the beautiful brown and
white twill that: has been such a
pet in Wm. Wood's family. was killed
ttiorl «.1110 New litres railroad. 1111qu
1111.51 .1. nivls's “th31? Mr. Bill
of nonunion. non of Dr. was
of Norolon
New York
1 widenfiibez (gleam Fischer, Nev. Mr.
Wolves. of ii is visiting his dill h.
fer. Mr. Wat-routs a remarks in
speaker. 111111 till! titans scrotal odorles-
cu in this M2111
how o is hill. on 111111119111
'1'
1 blends would hope tor.
.i’crcy Column» -.
bluntly plill be held Monday ,
is the :
it {lined the iryuus‘ Plum
W‘ lids.
ditto-eh since his or _,
mist 1‘01 f
it rev Weeks ago, and, while
improvement; which his family and
its headrests port siren last week
was this or the loleusaatelt. parties of
the season The Town Hall was use
oi tried for the inception with autumn
foliage, red berries. flags. hunting and
incandescent lights._
people were arrayed in white.
young men wearing white duck suits.
the youlgt‘ iodide 11 inc duck. shirts and
1111 pt stu Alter cues dance. who:
young people surrounds the lotus
tublo at tho and of the room and par—
took of lemonade and other refresh-
ments. At the close of the chning’s
entertainment three cheers ware given
with spirit for tho girls and their leap-
ysar party. ' Among those present
were Misses Belle Helen and Ade
iuidc Waterbitry.s' Marjory Edwords,
Nettle Meson. Helen Morehouse. Ger-
trude Valentino, hilor‘enco Mononuld,
Beatrice Heed. Harriet Scofleld,
Loulsc Mead, .Heien Adeline Wafer-
bury .Stelin Austen. LucretiaCullsu.
tho
enhush. Addie Whitney. Mrs. William
Ralph Hindley and Messrs. George
Smith. =~ilenry< iMol‘oilouso. Clifford
Street. .1, Overtou. Bradford Wardwell.
William Fleming. .lr.. il‘lorunt Cantrell.
florid Miller. .‘ :Aubrei" ' :F‘reudenthal
Ralph Conn. ,Wllllam Reed ,and' David
um
~-~—~«u——r-~n
_ NOT A 810K DAY SINCE.
~ “I was taken severely sick with kid-
ney trouble. i tried all saris of modi-
clues. none of- which relievétl vine. One
day i envy an ad of your Electric Bit-
ters and determined to try that. After
taking 11 few doses I felt 1'elieved,and
soon thereafter was entirely cured
and have not seen e. sick day since.
Neighbors of mine have been cured of
Rheumatism. Neurulgia. 'ldver and
Kidney troubles and General lloblli
1y." This is what 1:1. F. Bass, of
Fremont. N. C., writes. Only 500.111
11‘ ii Buxter' s. Drugglsl. '
—_——
WESTPORT.
E. N. Sippcl‘ly is on a business trip
to Portland Oregon.
improvements have been made. to
the W. S Guycr & Sons' store.
Miss Amelia Lewis. 01' Newark, N. J..
spent. Sundaywth her relatives.
A season of revival services is to be-
gin at the Methodist church Sunduv.
Stephen Johnson and family former
1y residing here. have. movod to South
port.
The Current Events club mot Wed
nestluy afternoon at the home of Mrs.
(1. ll. Dolge.
Miss Adeline Campbell of BmOklyn.
N. Y.. has been the street of friends at
tho Fume
Mrs. Rose Sperry of Seymour. is the
gucsi of Mrs.W .Rowrs. at. her home
in Snugatuck.
Charming Harris and wife have rc-
turned from a visit with friends in
Baltimore, Md.
Mar. 0. Hart has returned to her
home in Brooklyn, N. Y.. after a visit
here with friends.
The Tractlon Co is ready now for
the beautiful snow 11 snow plough hav-
Ing been sent to the local burn.
There was 11 social of the teachers
and officers of Trinity Sunday School
at the home or M rs. Null Mitchell Wed.
nusday night.
There in to ho a calm sale in the
Rt-udlng room Suturdnv afternoon
Th1: affair is in (barge of iliosu younis
soclmi 111123os,h1u1y Staples and We
lot Adams.
Woutport grunge had a meeting ch-
nesday night at which business was
quickly disposed 01‘ and lilo time given
over to sociability and feasting. (hoop
field grunge was iilil guest of the cv-cu
int: and both the lecturers programme
and the supper were among the boat
ever offered by the locals.
u-.._u
LYONS PLAINS
lion. James A. Smlih is entertaining
his two 11011110le from Long Branch.
ilurry Nohois spent several days
recently in Seymour and New 11111 on
Mrs:- Mary F‘anton returned home
Thursday from a visit in Black Rock.
Services in Emmanuel (“liturch next
Sunday at, the usual hour. 21110 11.11:.
Miss Mary A Robertson entertain
soy Mrs. Rooiliu Brown lust Wrdnus
a
Mrs Ralph Jefferson. of ilsriou.
upwind to visit friends “('V'I'
work
Miss Cinrfl Books 111 homo from a
three Wot-1111' communism In 111.1111-
ljoltl. ,
A number from here illii‘iilii'ii tho
rhodium wedding on Wrduoxdsl
Afternoon.
Waiter Crossmun and with, of West—
rt. spent llunduy with MN. Rosina
town and son.
Curl Andrews, front llovm', New Jor-
Pity. visited Motives her» recently.
loiurning home on 'i‘uesduy
Election wont Republican In this
town. demos A. smith was chosen
regresctitsiivu by a large majority.
liner 'i'rmlwell wife and two
dentition. 01 actual. spout naturally
pl 111 and Sunday with relatives burr.
Mill. Hummus Milford is home
borne four mouthe’ stay in Ridge.
ile111|.é her: liar frlond.Mlss(1arimu, rams
is
this
with outer
hiui i‘llllt on
Thurs word live
min the first morning: 01p
11 and given in the
or parlors. last week. was a new
so cits,,snd rdldhuso who so
00k m lo: Millie the even-
Thomas ’l‘repdwull up
'_ ill hillside relievsdi 1m: in: .
1’0: mum's. my. ra’i’r
(ill
be rallied. he has not yet shown the 0"
All the reuse ’
Annie and Ada. Oonmisalielilc-Qu‘scio “
‘i‘leorgo‘ Chaddcrlon.
rile heart vote
1 resin. ’ "i‘
unlit-111' ‘
will hire you the privii
I1.M.iilcklou.lllflulnl . .lud
R: “’cflsqamlflfiol'lhv ”
ALE. l'El MILLIUI BOXES
T112 JOHN 8. LA WRENCI
AGENCIES.
‘ALI. iNlURANPEl. ant. slurs
no RIOTGAG noun . l'r‘l'tw
nos-r 'rtcuu'rl.
2 soot-H mm eraser.
. :1». out! . m.
" {Whip N51” FAVE? 9131' i"?!
Morehousc,’Mrs..»Alfred M0Nhollge'.
Noiicé‘io Contractors
Scaled prolmsals will ho root-iv ed by
the Board of Selectmen of the Town 01
Wilton, (1111111., until 2 p 111. 111‘ Wed
nesday, Nov. iii 11104 for 1h:
grading and construction of two soc
lions of gravel road in the Town 01
Wilton. in acconlance with the plant
and specifications approved by thr
State Highway Commissioner
Bald Selectmen will also receive
bids for the grading without grav cling
of the. section known as the Ridge
field Branch.
Bids shall state the price per lineni
foot for each or either section of fin-
ished road complete; the town
hrough its uoltxdmcn and tin- Stuff
Highway Connoisaionar reserve the
right to increase, or diminish the num
. her of feel. to. be improved after tht
contract. in lei. All bids mnsl hole
companied by a bond of not loss thur
one-third of the amount bid for 1h!
construction of the work. Any bidder
refusing to sign the contract at tht'
prices offered by him shall bu requlr
ed to forfeit. :1 sum from his born!
equal lo the difference in price be
tween his bid and iili,‘ ncxi highest bid
1191-.
Plans and specifications may be ex
aminod at the Ofllce of tho Town
Clerk. in Wilton. or iii. the Ofilro ol’ the
State Highway Commissioner in Hart
ford. The work is to be completed on
or before June 1st 1905,
The bids will be opened at. the
day and hour first. above named.
The Selectmen and the State iliglr
way Commissioner reserve the right
to reject any and all bids.
Dated at Wilton. (lonn.. Nov.
1904.
CHARLES S. LOCKWOOD,
F. D. BENEDICT, .
WM. K. .1. iiUBBELM.
Selectmen of Town of Wilton.
IIIIIIIIIIIIIfl-IIII-Illl-IIII-l-IIID
OLSEN’S
SPECIAL
SHOES.
No Inm- at
01.26 AND 1.50.
——--—
GIRL. LITTLE INDMN.
Kid 5110... at
01.25.
YOUTHO'M IATIN CALI,
I111 1.1mm»...
Try e pail-of any of 111m shell.
they will outwoar any other malt».
Unmnmn
100 PR.LA01I|' KID OXFORD'O,
Low Hull. at
DIG. ALI. Ill“.
aqua—b
$3.000 new art/1.11s Iron tutti. 1N
uoawauu HIALTH one:
rel not”
Olsen 5
Shoe Store:
Kuwait Margo Norwuik.
41h
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orluu his name ’ ’ ‘
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Town House in said Wilton, on the ,
m'
Itasca.
1
mar AND as: Ltiiiuo‘
me Time. money,
COMFORT BY USING GAB
FOR‘ FUEL.
l
'I’HOBE WHO ARE NOT.
A worm T0
w:
em. COKE. THE ONLY
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AB WELL AS THE RICH.
Conn. Railwau and
Lighting Co.
., muons: as.
I
FRANKV VAN 8801'
P1. UMBINO.
Stout.
.1101: “in mi.
1110 an:
mm '
Tin. Sheer Iron. Copper
and Zinc.
80 South Main Street. ’
Tithe-.1.," on .
donut ammo-m. ,
1111's .
NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.
(incorporated)
Propellers
“City of Norwalk” and “Eagle.”
(Freight only.)
Lcnvc New York (Pier 35.
East River.) and Norwaik every
week tiny :11 5 p. m.
Freight received from 7 a. m
to 5 p m.
2111 RING AND STEAK.“
H ATING.
HOT WATER HEATING
EATING.
ITOVI AND Rlflflllr
ILATI AND TIN ROOFING.
cum 1113mm.
On Fixtures, Motel coiling lie.
you lion. tour sleeker
1111211119113 muons?
r1111: 1'9, 11; {grooves
17 WALL DTRII‘I‘. ND’RWALKa
livery style of wall paper that is in
leopiuk’with good tests can be found
In our stock. 1‘ ,1
ouruurtnlntlnoluuudm
led tint you 11111 hove no trouble in
making I relaunch.
'- TDDRDII
Window Illicit: Picture mu.
ruined-c nods, Arlilw W-
shiatsu.
100.
GM! WWI Mel. Mill“. “it.
mm and loud fill! 0W
M I“. ’ i
dun—um 1
11' possessor.
’1.
AL bu wooo ARE
,9 osususuuv uses. 113.11 or.
room; snort: 1111’; saw
Evelyn‘Slyle
“uncommomumm.
. ’ i
o 1.1”".V'W”:
codes ALL muss .or
1’00111:i to Clean Gut Unl-
form ’l’ccés as FINE or
COARSE as wanted. ,
Other machines chop meat
Nonly. THIS U033“ AWAY
WIT 11 THE CH 0??! N G
BOWL ALTOGETHER.
CHOPS Potatoes. Meat.
Apples. Cabbage. Bread.-
EVERYTHING. "'
n—Hf—u
A machine you will use .-
every day. Call and see it.
For sale by
112 WASHINGTON eraser. ”
Pbono143-6. ’ ‘ ’
item 111118111111”. 111111111111.
dustrial Savings and Loan Co. are free
from speculative dangers—earn 5 per
cent. per, ennum
tent with safe
methodl—lnd al-
ways subject to
your control. 6
per cent. per an-
num paid for ev-
ery day invested.
withdrawable at
your pleasure.
Endorsed by the most conservative
authorities upon investments.
State Supervision of New York and
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE, 16 so. MAIN ST.
Resident Directors. Resident Managers.
Mortimer M Lee R. 1.. Coburn
Charles E. Dow John B. Lawrence
illY 11111111 11111
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
ORGANIZED 1882.
erH
1 Capitol 3100.000. 00 _
Surplus. :100.000.00
Nu Profits. 360.000. 00
lolieito seceunto of Individuals than
ufoctunrl, nominate and corporations
upon favor’ablo tonne. .
IDWIN H. MATHEWOON. PM
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vial-PP..- ..
JACOB M. hAYTON. Gull".
DIRECTORI.
E. H. Mathlwlrm John H. Li|iil
John H. Knapp Henry Boymour
Josiah R. Marvin ”Milli Grumman
Christian Swartz J. ‘Wailaca Marvin
Fred. H. Rowan.
«WALL PAPER
.”~.-——~~._._~__~h_~¢..~—
OUR .TOCK OF NIW IOODI
JUDT m I. A LITTLI LARGIR
THAN EVER IEFOII.
WONDERFUL HOW LOW YOU
CAN IUY MCI 0000. Hill. YOU
KNOW WI 00 THI WORK IN THE
\VIRY IIOT "ANNIE
WI HAVI TAKIN A .000
MANY CONTRACT. FOR HOUII
PAINTING AND WILL II GLAD TD
IUIMIT FIOUII. FOR YOUR
WORK.
,WI TRY "I'D CARRY IN 0700K
IVIBVTHIND YOU NIID FOR THI
DIOOMTIONI OF YOUR HOUIE
"MIDI OI OUT.
E E. Goliath’s,
. rumors.
to? other or. , . . I. NOIWALK.
W" oavm'Ww.“navu3Np.
Pupil-album '
and Emblem.
to North Main.
Watkins & Dow.
Your savings invested with the 111- «
--a profit consist '
‘ i‘lu 11111018111 Fed Boilers.
Electric Motors
sharpness. , '
11 um noun vault rounds '
/ m
sum um runs, ,
A.
LOWEST PRICES
Allilliillillfl Tim 8 81111111111! ‘,' _
if you would verify shove. coil
and get our figures, , .
w: row: WT and '11 o
moratorium on sorene-
. octet-y agents for oscillo-
and Orient Buokboud. 1 '
amumsv.
- u on. mm or. .
Wholesale
AND
Retail House
imported Liquors. Beers. 010.. u out 1
u nitrite :Dlmeetio'arando. lot i
lied by the case for Fam-
ily Ute.
Delivered free of charge. Coil cod no
the cloak. at my new place
of business.
Herman Quiltner.
15 Railroad Ave. .. South Norwlik.
Telephone 373—2,
a
,2»
F E. LOCKWOOD 8' “co“
39 Wall 51.. Namath
are factory agents for the foilewlol
automobiles:
IOLDSMOBILE. all “VI”.
Th0 WHITE.
FRANKLIN-'2"
LOCOMOBILE. I
Will demonstrate any of "to new
machines to interested part1 lo.
HudquIt-tl re re o‘r~
AUTOMOIlLapaMlRUSPLln AND Ill-
ron STEAM AND ,
nor WATER Ham'mr
Insure: a Warm House. Day find.
Night. in comm Weather. " ‘
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