Ililllllllllltl For the convenience of the readers of the Sentinel, a letter box llao beenl placed on the bridge in front of the' shop of Willi-mil. Gilbert. items for publication,aro collected daily. They should be signed by the writer as an evidence of good faith. Charles E. Hoyt ls entertaining a friend, Mr. Tracey oi' ins Angeles, Cal. A meeting of the Junior League will he held this afternoon at the East ave- nue Methodist church. The ladies‘ Auxiliary of Christ church will meet this afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs. W. S. Haliford. cine. Beet nerve night. better a la“?! the near future. if ever. mum my... M..- saw“... The proceed benefit of the library. s were for the criminal Superior court, yesterday. W”— . Mra Mary Themes. of Rowayion avenue, is visiting Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Hubbard, in Cannon. Dr. Stephen Kelly and household or- rived in South Norwalk, yesterday, to take possession of the A. B. Tuthlll residence on Hickory Bluff for the sea- son. .— GEORGETOWN. m the present time. A government. ofllclnl is expected here in a day or two to look over the work Contractor Dudley E. Hoyt is doing in connection with the new bridge to Bali island. Mr. Hoyt still continues in his effort to blilld a dam across the creek before he attempts to build the abutmenta. At present. portions of the bridge are torn up to allow of filling and traffic is greatly tor a present of a new bicycle. from his accent illness. .o. Agonlo for the Evening Sentinel, In The prayer meeting tonight at the East avenue Methodist church will be on the subject of Temperance. Miss Minnie L. Ferris, of Seavlow avenue, is visiting In Woodbridge, Conn. The launch “Signet" is hauled ollt on John Cole‘s float, and is being scraped and thoroughly overhauled. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Smith, of Edlie ‘ avenue, gave a party to their guest, Miss May Behrens, of Mount Vernon, Tuesday night. . John Gorbam, of Wilton, had sold a house and lot on Third street to Mr. and Mrs. Charles i’odclzno, who will occupy it as a residence. A scow owned by the Norwalk iron Works has been borrowed to aid the diver in completing the changes in the water piping systelll. Mrs. Albert Brady, of Beacon slrcet, who has been visiting relatives Ill Cleveland, Ohio, returned home Moli- day. The suit of L. M. Smith of East Nor- walk against the Connecticut Railway and Lightning Company will come up for trial this morning ill the colirt of common pleas at Bridgeport before Judge Howard J. Curtis. New}; has been received here of the death of Chauncey Brunduge, who lot" nlcrly kept a shoemakiug shop on the bridge and manufactured children's shoes, lv‘or some years he has been residing in Cannon. A meeting of Endeavor‘Cirl-le, Kings Daughters. was held yesterday after- lioon at the home, of .Mrs. Edward Benedict ill Scav‘icw avenue. Coli~ sld‘crable work was. done and a social time enjoyed its well. . ‘ ”nu—em H. A. ’l‘iittle"has‘pliihed his launch in commission and has tier nioorcd at the rear of the Colonial Foundry. She is a speedy craft slid the engine seems to work like a arm. Yester- day afternoon she baat Hill‘s launch up the harbor iii an informal brush. The blackflsh season has at last colu- menccd and as usual the veteran litiIi' erman Spiclcr Smith was the first lo announce the fact. lie went down the harbor yesterday, lllid caught seven nice ones, The weilkflsll are yet to be heard from, lioWevcr. There'aro adilinihcl- of holes in the sidewalk along the bridge. which are liable to cause injury to someone who does llol see them and stops through them. Other spots are covered by bar— rel slaves nailed to tho planks and the sidewalks generaly are out of rc- palr. . WIIIIDIIII Welselt is’dyi crlng from a very painful wound on his rlgut hand. caused by a dog bite. The dog, which so inconsideraiely blt William, was one in the possession of John Long- chak, of Day street. The wound was caster-iced and is being treated, and no serious resiiltsxare,anticipated. Mr. and’Mri. HIA. McNett have re- turned from the home of the latter's brother. E. A. Masher, of Elllleld. whither they were called by the sad- den death of Mrs, M, J. Mecca, of Evansville, Wisconsin. Mrs. Mason was an aunt of Mr. Masher and Mrs. McNett.’and had been spending the winter in East Norwalk and lilnflcld. Her demise was the result of acute , I Bright's disease. Mr. masher and his daughter accompanied the remains of the deceased to her late home. M..— Tranctntlsntic tourists, who have traveled on and down the River Thom” in the penny boats, have no- ticed and often commented. upon the one and grace in which they glide Illi- dor the various stationary bridges , Without‘dinrlaglng their amokeotacke. and M‘m-for tiiio iii that by an Innate: guWncedhcy are so ad. I t backyards almost IIIIM , I,I Illa going under and roll! ' . oirporp‘ondlculor when in tile "ramps ous Yankee idiot": in “thioji , had it would “III II I M's ' "ii smog. I33 drowbridm w an: a; g canalboatl through" the bridle. . 'I 30, II *fTW' It. ‘I to for The [veil *th In . Anon a n. are Frederic m0 Iroodwoy and Charles M prompt attention. d, cont to any of the «will: it titan nation. who has been ill (Vol-looms time, is in a serious count: with t' / ‘ “grammar. of Cantonment n» m . ‘ be expected. ,otmunonot combs ill . . ,w, Darien, are Arthur Slauoon. and Wat. lace Sherer. Order: sent to either 0f the above will receive prompt atton. tloh. ' Tuesday evening. Miss Hilda Snell, of Norwalk, was In town yesterday, saying goodbye to her friends. ‘She starts for Chicago next' week, to make her home there in the future. ish church at Stroubul-g, N. Y. is sick with pneumonia. Mrs. Laura Hart, a former resident of Port Chester, now of Barton. is spending a few days visiting the fam- ily of hcr lion, Ernest Hart, and other intimate friends. in Port Chester. Miss Louise Canfleld day. provelnclit Society met night at William H. Hunter's deuce. The suit of Sarah J. Tristram against. the Connecticut. Railway and Lighting Company will come up for trial at Bridgeport, this afternoon. Quite a number of people from here have been sullimono das witnesses. drew Averill. died last Tuesday. funeral was held last Thursday. -—Oranges and Bananas lit Street's Cash Grocery. Edward Bolsl‘ord, who has been ill the New Haven hospital for some weeks past, returned to his sister's, Mrs. iiassett, at Crest Hill, near Ali- sonia last week, soiilcwllut improved in health but liol feeling able to work. He decided to go to Norotoli, the Sol- diers' home, and on Monday he left for that. place. Co. NEW CANAAN. course of a month. There is considerable talk here about the formation of a baseball league of the lire coiiipuiilca of Nor. walk, South Norwalk. liowuyton and Darleli to play a scrlcs of games dur- ing the coming slimmer. Whether the Norwulk alld South Norwulk players could be induced to give the suburban- lies a chance to trim local or not has not yet‘ been-meertalned, but it is be- lieved much good would result, aside from considerable fun, if such a league could be started. house, Thursday evening. Center School, Monday. scholars narrowly escaped injury. tlcc Tuesday evening, owing to rain. The Stamford Medical Association moi ’l‘uesday cyclillig. ut the residence ard Northrup. it into a. modern dwelling. SECOND PLUNGE John ilaggcrly, ably nssislcd by half the ciliployod male population of the town. began the work of selling up a wire netting around the triangular patch of ground in the street which is to be planted with pansles today. The work is still progressing slowly. it was bossod by Ell-Selectman Charles Waterbury, Selccllilan Potlley, Cousin. blc Aitlilar, and Justice of the l’t‘llce William ii. Willlnoli, and when com~ plated ll. lino looking “UWL‘I' bed may Nohbo Tlod Knot. Nobbs. 57 years. ...__.. WESTPOR‘I'. Agents for the Evening Sentinel. In Wootport, are S. Dlplovanni and Wm. E. Nuh. Orders cent to either of the above will receive prompt attention. as their former partners are dead. t . both P. M. Solomon and wife are re he MIMI" ported down with German measles. lice was clone and sultry. CONNECTICUT PATENTS. Miss Mary Pliling of Waterbury. has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Niithuiilcl tliliill. w» 1906. M. Wooster. Bridgeport, Conn: Aspctlick lodgc. K. of P.. mat Tucs- day night and conferred the first rank on one candidate. Miss Carrie Bradley plane to leave Bridgeport, clasp. here the last of the weak for a visit with friends'in Chicago. W Inai'y operating table. A.. B. Hondryx. New Haven, ' Tonight the members of Sauniuck c Methodist church will givo a reception to the new pastor and his wife. The condition of Mrs. Harry Kirk still remains critical and her relatives are much concerned about her. Now there is talk of bouncing the tire district committee and of replac- ing it with one that will do business. switched. M. (l. G .nmicli licliveriu device. at connection for pl and latch. There are good catches of donation in these waters at present and mum bridle bit. i George N i it a Christian's duty to food the tra pit. The qiieiitlon is one that is. cubioylng the eloquence and the sari. one consideration of the men's club of the Methodist church. A than who will ask-for rituals in also time our bitten, hungry. liar toilet articles. Charles A. Bailey, Inuit. Design. case. Design. local trolleymen have been in ldgsport undergoln examination in to manor grooms caressed la.- biiutoe ii Yttrium 1‘“ . ItuIi!‘ glottal ,qif . .- i. “““”““"“”"“‘*"r“"“*"*l'~“m W ~ . r “r . ‘ grade of operators with better EMPLOYMEN CHILDREN. ‘ .I , , ,y ‘ " ‘, . '00“ . . possibilities in emergencies that are ~—-—---- ‘ .‘ likely to happen at any time. New Law Concerning Thou Between "WW0! x..A“..&°“'. amen. s 18 4 a (mu m u h 14; and ‘16 Yuri‘ei Age. filflmdmmm" “9, I109“, vow. talkgdLaIbImIt foiIlItaiiIIsaar: pitta :Iwgy The IOHWINI 1““- which has been DWI! 110050“. WOeflIuMIVO IMO in math bang for are keeping but is passed by the House of Representa- Sfly Of them. Be“ IIIOOO medl- null-committal as to the locuiiav or tI‘v’dli- Ill 0‘ VII“ ”WWI“ ‘0 9‘10” em- tho possibility of their seeing light in The merry countenance of Select— man George Coley was noted iii the Bridgeport, He is among the special jurors and does not know as yet who- ther or no the will be boxed with the other good inch and true that are to try the alleged niul‘ddrer, Adams. Mrs. Mary Ann Albln is quite sick at William Hill has made his daugh- illev. A. C. Eggleslon has recovered A new laundry firm of Ridgeflcld ls running an order wagon through town. inconvenienced. Aaron ii. Davis and daughter Edith arrived home from Jamaica, Tuesday D ARIEN AND NOROTON. afternoon. Miss Emma iiurlbutt. will give a leo- ture of her travels in ECalifornia next M Rev. A. A. Nordiand left town last Wednesday to take charge of the Swed- Levl. the teamster for the Gilbert and Bennett Manufacturing Company. entertained friends from Newark, N. J., last Satur- Tbe committee of the Village inl- last Monday resi- Edward Fryer, father of Mrs. An- Tile in- terment was at Brancllville Cemetery. William Colcy‘s blacksmith helper has left and accused a position with the. Gilbert & Bennett Manufacturing The Cadets are arranging to give an- other play ill the Opera-house, in the An adjourned meeting of the Bor- ough Board will be held iii the engine- A porlion of the wall fell down in Some of the Miss Lottie Darby is ill at her home ili Main street, of plcuropnelllnonia. The tirciiieil did not go out for prac- the Gilbert Slevens's lrotlcr, which is now being driven by Joseph Wassing of Stamford, made a mile ill 2:28 Tues - ul’ llr. Noxon,‘lli Dilrien. Some twon- day, at ”19 BMW“! track, beating (y or the members came over in nu. crack horses from nearby places. ONION or: 'I that. u toniobtlcs. Some of the New Canaan Those in authority claim the animal Eflflym-y ‘ bitts physicians were also present. A ntlnl- WI” make 0V0“ ”BUB? BIWBd- .l, “In.” her of the Norwalk physicians were — Mavis“. luvs "iii? expected but they were unable to at- J- 3- "Mid“ hilt? SIMIGII (lining a to un m “I" ”tau. um u... lend. owing to a failure to make cun- WWW. (‘Ol‘llt‘l‘ 0f Cemetery and Sllm~ ; gnaw-$33.30“? “ppm,“ with the cars. Dr. McLean. mer streets. The foundation will Nut-I‘loylolynubmgl m.“ 't of Stamford, read a paper on “Acute “00" I)“ in readiness for the H0.“ 'i WflJIIWTas-‘I'i ”I“ (lasll‘o loomi- infection." it was fol— building recently purchased by Mr cilia“ IE J9“"""i..i " lowed hy general discussion. Hands which will be moved froln an... I BMSPEA-“ Main street to the new site, by Now- Mr. Hands will convert For Both Bride and Groom—Judge Two aged but respected citizens of Wcslport were married at the town clerk's office, in Bridgeport, yesterday afternoon by Judge of Probate E. 1’. They were Louis E. Miller. 83 years, and Mrs. Abbie J. Barlow. Both are taking their sec- ond plunge Into the matrimonial sea They visited the town clerk's office yesterday afternoon and after they had received the license from Town Clerk Bohrelber Mr. Mills asked if there was _ .._..__..__..._ a justice of the pcacelpresenl. B. N, 'W‘ ' W ' _ Lockwood. who iiiliialy olflclatea at Walter Stout. and wife, of New York such affairs, was bill and so Judge “3V9 009“ “Blunt! here. Nobhs was called in and officiated at The groom was very composed but the bride was very ner- vouii and acted as if the air in the of- Tlio following were issued May 16, List furnished from oilice of A. solicitor of patents, l0. El. Boyntom Bridgeport. indicator. . Louis Nouberger and E. Clcsry, Frank 0. Amoco. New Haven, veter- bird age. , o. atrocious and N. w. OI'IMIII, Hartford, indicating dial for electric Wright, amide. chalk hold- rCharles C. Croloiay.,”Ncw Britain, George B. Pic on. New Britain, swiv- Henry G. Voight,pi.d"ow Erltaia, lock Mdm‘lok c. illusion New Britain. bent of fishermen from near by cities , E. ii. Hurdle and D..il‘. Dalton. Woo , are dimming this way: tel-bury. coffee pot. . Barry. Shelton. three pat- clitii; back for mirrors. brushes or litm- Dee gun. Omnwoil. springs 'l'. B. Stephenson. in, urinal, clock REGENT ARRIVAL-I OF VISSILS. now roan. no tau-simmer iii: a, from moors for Now i mamas by wire» ofocta i out in with: the g t _ ,at‘ dismount. . unwashed”? I' ‘ . I tzilibmkvflflmw...” mmflmfifi‘ in t, . , "g . . _ “a“? as i .o‘w' T or? player of children both/cell the ages of. ti and iii years: _ l “Sec. 4705 of the general statutes is hereby amended to‘rsad as follows: Every person or corporation employ in: a child under iiir'ydnra of age in any mechanical, mercantile. or manu- facturing establishment shall obtain a certificate showing that the child is over 14 years of age. Such certificate shall be signed by the registrar of births, tlimlages and deaths. or by the town clerk of the town where the child was born, or by a teacher of the school which the child last attended, or by the person having custody of the register of said school. if a child was not born in the united States, the State Board of Eduacllon lllay investi- gate, and, if it. appears that said child shall state. under oath, to the secre- tary or agent of the State Board of Education, the date or birth of the child, and shall present. any family record, passport. or other documentary evidence which said board may re- quire, showing tlle age of the' child. The said secretary or agent may ud- minister the 0th required by this sec- tion, Every employer or other person premises where children under 18 years of age are employed, who shall neglect to have and keep on file the certificates described in this section, or to show the same. with a list of names of such children so employed, to the secretary or an agent of the State Board of Education, or to an agent. of the board of school visitors, town school committee, or board of education. as the case may be, of the town in which the establishment or premises are located. when demanded during the usual business hours, shall be lined not more. than one hundred dollars." AUTO PARTY TURNED OVER. Narrow Escape of Connecticut People at Srookfleld, Man. l'llttXilx’FiELD. Mass. May 18.--An autollioliilo, Connecticut register, 1990, in which were five people, was run in- to u (IIil'Il ill Brooklli-ld, yesterday and lurill‘ll bottom up, The owner of the IIIIII‘IlIIlI' was I’Itliip Corbin. of New Britain, l‘onn., president of the Ameri- can llurdwurc Corporation: president of lili- 1'. & i". Corbin (31)., of New Britain. and president. of the Corbin Automobile Co. ill illc machine with Mr, (‘m'li'liL who, is about til) years old, wcrc Mrs Corbin, his granddaughter, MIFF Minnie Corbin, of Cottage City, a uiirsc: Miss Laura 'l‘imicck and n Chilllfl't‘lll', Walter lioyngloll, both of New llriiuiil. lotus down a sleep grade the brakes lulled to work and the chauf- feur iiirimd the iiiachiuc, which was going ul great speed, into a ditch. He was buried through it plate glass prom-tor 15 feet illid was badly out about lill‘ face. . Mrs. Corbin and Miss Tlnlieck were lellll‘II under the overturned ma» chine. Mr. Corbin was. thrown upon his will». Ills face was cut by glass and all three were badly bruised and shaken up. Miss Corbin jumped and was not hurt. Automobile insurance. BOSTON INSURANCE CO. Capital 31,000,000. This Company writes a most liberal form of insurance covering the car wherever it may be in the United from any cause, explosion and light- ning Inl'Illdt‘lI—‘SIBO marine and trans- portation risks—theft or pilferugo, up- on the most favorable terms. Jacob M. Laulon. Ag of. 0 Railroad Place. South Norwolk. Tel. 36—2. Have you seen it? the Crockel Fountain Pen is ‘You blow ' .to fill You biotv to empty You blow .to clean Don't blow to cell Fills Itself Feeds itself , " wow. unit. See it: You will like mitosis: having control of any establishment or . States or Canada. against lire arising ‘ . COM!!! W A routine or , Refrigerators Garden Hose Ice Cream Freezers : , Lawn Mowers AND GENERAL erslnoi'ItNo sun- MER GOODS OF THE BEST QUALI- TY. ‘ l' l 4 till it Lac loilouillooii Charles E. Dow, HARDWARE. 112 WASHINGTON STREET. Phone 143-8. FRANK C. VAN SCOY.’ PLUMBING, STEAM, HOT WATER, AND GAS FITTING. Till, Sllcct Iron, Coppcr and Zinc. r 50 South Main Street. Telephone, 137—3. South Norwalk, Conn. cremains-i“ we “Hurry Up” And Get ll DINNER ON THE MINUTE! U8 CALI. AND EXPLAIN. Postal Brings Retiresciita- ' live Ilillll. III Illilllllllllill. 'Phonool. room’s-M" m "m Grantisiieslauiant 88 North Main Street. South Norwalk. om PLACE IN TOWN T0 on 10 AND to cater LUNOHES: acou. LAR DINNER, 25 CENTS; 21 nests ran taco. ALL HOME MADE BAKERY. F. S. BANKS Carpenter. Builder and General Contractor ESTIMATE. OIVIN FOR JOB» DINO. IUILDING OF NEW AND HE- MODILINO OF OLD STRUCTURES. IN OR OUT-OF-TOWN ORDERS DY MAIL PNDMPTI-V ATTINDID T0. "RESIDENCE- ” IAIN D'I'III'I’. NOIWAIBK W - THE Illl lilllllllll llllli SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. ORGAalffI: in. 3100.000.” lamina. clearance Not ,mms. “0.000.030 IIIIIIIWIIMW I III“. Mull 525053505450. $5.50. ' tally . . Guaranteed. mufutund by 8.. ll. tinder to harm 70 quu at. W .loidltr mmemIII. .0 I. sagging. alignment. m sods Nitrous-M. a. mum , ,, "madman-n christian its J. ut IIIIIIIIII'III’IIIIISII‘E ‘ John H. Knapp ‘ Joolohdl. Mal-viii w loco Marvin .You ammo of WI , ‘. M hm .inttuiil;I crisis. ~ w: an: , . iii lilillliE Lors or COMFORT IN IT—COOK DELIGHTED. KITCHEN spouses. " LET ;, 'Phono, 1392. Jenkins Bl‘OS.‘IIIIIiii tliiloct Picking Carried in Stock. ooLo AND SILVER PLATING. I llell England Electric lotus. Have no superior. Gan show them in operation. Repairs to Stationary and Ma. rine Engines and General Mach- rlne Work Sollclted. I THE G. N. McKIBBIN MFG. CO. 56 WATER 31'. so. NORWALK. Fists SELLS INSURANCE. Euoowmsurs PRINCIPALLY. LIFE ALSO. ‘ on't put off until tomorrow the duty of today. ‘ Office, United Bank Building, South Norwalk, Conn. Telephone 363—5. Fresh Fish PORGIES, 4 LBS. nos 52c FLATFISH, 6o LB. EELS. . 12c LB. STEAK coo, 10c Le. BLUEFISH, 10c LB. WEAKFISH. So as. LARGE FRESH MACKEREL. 25¢ each CONN. RIVER nos squ, 14c LB. sucn squ, 10c LB. ALL'OTHER KINDS OF FISH AT REASONABLE PRICES. THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER MARK Old Salvation Army Building. East End of Washington Street Bridge CAPT. CHARLES DUGROSS, Prop. South Norwalk. Get That Bicucle . out of the attic; look It over. : If It isn't a NATIONAL “swap" 1: It for one; or let uoluno It up ~< to run “something like a NA- 2. TIONAL." Bargains in Tirol. .Don't forget the Guaranteed :- Goo Mantle. " 5% H.R.BUI.KLEY, 62 80. MAIN ST. in . om PLIIMBING AND STIII HEATING. HOT WATER HEATING. HOT ‘AIR HEATING. i ITOVES AND IANIII. ILATE AND TIN ROOFINI. Goo and Stain Plain. In Fixtures. Metal lilnl. Ito. Have you soon our stool: of RICHMOND RANGES? run JONcliéSMO HOTCHXISI . ANY, 11 WALL ovals-r. NORWILK. iiaiiupei Till; Selecting Wall Paper to largely a matter of tutu. V“ have everything in color, design and grade. .We will aid you in making selection! that Will harmonise with your other interior decoration. TO ORDER. Window shades and picture frames. SPECIAL. Cloth, Window Sheds, with trim. the. White and Draco Curtain Poise. 10o. Painter's Supplies, Crockery. 01qu word. “- Pointtiig and Paper Hanging. I. H. lletliu, 87 WASHINGTON STREET. some Norwolk. Conn. Telephone connutiln. . ' remedies. silos aims. 250 SPECIALS 3 m. Muk. oooo‘xj‘o'fioooooolooololn 25¢ 2 phat. drape Nuts 200 8 likes. Currants ................. use 8 DEBS mull ounce-oonocoloooooo 25° 8 pkgo. Pancake Flour .........:. 2150 Z DkKB. H‘O 00.01110“. ,oooooooooooo ’50 A. STULL‘ n COTTAGE EVINUE. EAST NORWAIJK. CONN. CLEANLIIIIESS lo a necessity of perfect Health and an essential element of Happiness. To prevent sickness and enjoy the comforts of life you should equip your sleeping apartment or dressing cham- hero with a snowy'whito. onovpieoo “Standard" Porcelain Enameled Lava- tory and have running hot and cold water as desired at your touch. We have samples in our showroom and will gladly quote you prices. Horace R. Nash, CORNER MAIN AND WEST STS., 80th Not-walk, Conn. . throat: Nose and far. I «5|le. ‘ Any diseased condition of the Throat, Nose or Ear successfully and scientifically treated and cured by the latest and most improved methods and Now installed at 66 Boutls Main street, and any calling will be given consultation and examination free, by a Specialist who has been con- -—-—-o -. nected with the New York Hospital. WAGE WORKERS' HOSP. SOCIETY. Branch, 66 So. Main St. ‘ Treatment hours, 8-10, 1-4, 7-8. ' GORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND MONROE STREET. Newly furnished throughout. Mon comfortable and unto-date hotel in the city. Electricity and boat in over! room. Baths in connection. Por- fect sanitation. Rooms excellent”I appointed. Always comfortable sill quiet. ' ll Cafe carrying a full lino of letter Merrill and Condit'l wines. liquor! aft! cigars. Boot stocked bar in the c ty. ‘1'. El. SULLIVAN, Prop. TELEPHONE OALL. SIS—I. Wall ’ Paper. ‘ Our stock of new goods just h is a little larger than over before. Wonderful how low you on buy nice goods here. You know wodotheworkinthovorybon manner. We have taken a good than! contracts for house painting and will be glad to submit figures lot you: work. We try to carry In ItocE every- thing you need for tho doeontlc of your house inside or out. ' E. E. Gorham. courses: 1M 10 FIRST“. I. NORWAl-N Till JOHN tantrum NC . .r'mmlerwta DUN, ION. _ . mtg ,. warm I OURID. , . - I odor-moral oral". ,
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