Whil’o‘r'l
‘lllii‘ti nor a row.
The dilution, was twine: will
30st I?!“ at the lllsstt'Av‘enue
» a tire house be ready
to lin‘occuplcdih in I. question which is
bothering the limes considerably.
Th are will be A meeting or the Ad-
vent Church board lit the close or the
regular weekly mayor meeting Thurs.
‘Pllllllflilllldzliilll
day night.
The regular. weekly prover mocthill
will he postponod this week in. the
East nvonue church owing to the fact
of the roadrunner service.
The regular-weekly class meeting
will be held this evening at the East '
Avenue Mathodist Church under the
leadership ot‘Jnmos L. Hommodlou.
'To-morrow evening at the Pastime
AtthllDH'Clllb th’o Pastlmo's second
basket-ball team will play the Orioles
of Norwalk. A good game is oxpectod.
The Probationers class of the East
Avenue Methodist Church will hold a
meeting this evening in copectlon with
the regular class meeting in charge of
Mr. L'. Hemmedieu.
Til-o Radel oyster shop continues to
get busier every day and it is very dif-
ficult to secure good openers. The out-
put of. opened oysters from the plant
this year will probably be greater
than ovor before.
Contractor Leslie Gamble is hauling
out his scour and the craft will be laid
up near his shop‘on Sea‘vlew avenue.
He is also making rapid progress in
lb: rebuilding of his launch the "Min
, a e.“
The monthly meeting of the Sunday
School Board of the East Avenue
Methodist Church was held last oven
in at. the home of N. S. Ferguson.
Routine matters came up for con
sideration
A large automobile passing through
East avenue last night. broke and ap-
parently sustained internal injuries.
After about an hour’s delay the chal-
feur succeeded in getting the machine
in working order and the outfit started
away.
A well known East Norwnlk young
Indy was walking along the street you-
ierday wiicn she met a pair opt cute
looking children walking along build
in hand. She stopped them and be
cause of their similarity of appearance
asked. “Are you twins?" "No mum,"
was the answer. “We are girls."
The noble barge "Clarence.” which
so distinguished itself by sinking Ill
Hutch and Bailey's wharf immediately
upon arrival here from New Jersey.
has been cutting still further capers
in her old. age. Blue was lukcn to tire-
gm‘y's Point. and bullied oul to bc
caulked. The persons in charge of her
forgot apparently that the tide rises
and falls and did not lie the craft to
anything. The result was that at the
next tide alto floated away and came
very near illlipg and going to the bot
tom right in the middle of the (bannel.
She was iecuiiiurcd during the port
morning. however, and Is now kcpl In
close. confinement.
ROWAYTON.
The oyster steamer Mabel Steroini
has gone to New Haven to work.
llcv. Frank C. Brown, the popular
pastor of the Bliplltil. Church. In Row-
:iyion. was tendered u surprise party.
last night, by ii. number of members
of his parish. . About thirty friends
were there. and it most enjoyable
time was had. A musical program
LIFE SAVEO IV
_FAMOU8 PILE CURE.
Wall-Known Resident of Molina. III.,
Flo-cued From Death by the
Wonderful Pyramid
PlIn Cure.
a.”
To Anyone Sanding Home and Aci-
dl'ou A Fun Trial Treatment Will
be sent to Prove tho Truth of
Its no,» Povm.
By every mollivwo [at hundreds of
letters like the":
"I will any timt
that very soon i won In dunner
dumb.
per unit at once Oilt'lll i'or n
which I resolved very promptly
itching and allowed mo to him:
husband Immediately wont
druuxlsi. Mr.
u fill-mill. box.
will nlwiiyu iocoiiimcnd you highly ll
every one.
life.
from the pulp. Yours pruicluliy
Mru. limo li. monitor, lacs lulli HI
Molina. Ill. "
'l’lio Pymnid Pile Cure. Quickly null
molly cure» the worst crises of pllm
lioolii uil pleura and norms reduces nil
inflammation and taken away all itch
In; on! coin.
now-re of tho surgeon ii knife.
dciitii.
Pyramid llllo Cure gives instant re-
your own
home. without being lit nil dinturbed
list. you cure youmlf In
from your ~Worn.-
lt is prelim-ed iii the term or "easy
to one“ “monitoring.
A will! irrational will be sent to any
one. shoeiniely tree or chili-go. wh
sends lillmi and «dress.
nainplv you con.
sud mil to
,In cools orl
money to nun
ileum.“ all M
‘Iv-Idoa is
two prominent phy-
sicians of our city declared that ‘iiiiv
loss 1 underwent un operation. mid
of
i now your ad. in u ncwnpw
iluiiiplo
I
wan! to lull you lliut It won tliu llllit.
lliliiu that sound tho turrlblo pain and
n.
ulglit‘u root for scroll ion; weeks. My
to our
lidiiibuch, and procured
A am now cured and
You actually niiwd my
My mind, loo. who almost gone
mi
malts ore horrible. ofton’ «rocking
life and resulting In hemorrhages and
, oft .
tier the outfit on
‘ WWII. and was in honor or dthis Innis _
”in” (Illlt ‘
sliver tinpbd. the present» .
$31”on hit. .3170sz blrthd
adopted with it boaul
“mug". ll.
tloh speech bolus mode by Joseph Pair
splinter responded happily.
The guests present were as followii‘.
Mrs. Avery, Mr. and Mrs. Brothorion.
Miss Mary Snidln. Miss Minnie Sultan.
Miss Mahdi Ambler. Miss Eats Crock
5mm Ogden. Misti Cornelia. Mr. Henry,
'Mi Ill Olden. Miss o'llrnoila Brown. Mrs.
$0 Raymond. Mr. and Mrs l’onnoll, Mrs.
ra
ll
nt. Mrs Morris, Mrs. V.J Bene-
Mr. and Mrs. Albrecht David
A bl-é‘clit Miss billion Raymond, Char-
,lie Potty..iidr. Sharer. . ~
For“ a four days only. .
Jones’ Gold Medal.
(£5.75 bbl.
Robert‘Smlth
”wean-II.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Orville Mills and family moved yes-
terday from, Main street. Southport, to
Durienywhere they will reside.
There will he a meeting of the La-
,dics’ Aid Society of the Congiegatlon-
al church this afternoon. at the home
of Mrs. NoirOn.
A Union Thanksgiving service will
be Llloid 'llhnnkaglving night at, the
Cbnsregotional Church. Rev. Mr.
Freeman will deliver the sermon. ‘
Borden will remain dark and the
joyful glimmer of electric lights
throughout the streetlnof the center
of the town Will not be soon for a long
time to come It Is i’cuicd. The mat-
.tor was brought up at up adjourned
town meeting held last. night. and iii—
tor considerable discussion pro and
con it was put to vote. The move-
ment that with n staggering defeat.
and will probably be pronounced dead
even by its friends. The idea was to
light. certuin sirecls. hut iiic residents
of the town who llvc away from the
center do not. feel like incurring any
additional cxpcnsc in the way of tax-
ca. and t‘cul‘izhut others would got the
benefit of What they were piiyliig for.
The competition Sniurdny ui ch
Burn—«an 18-,holc liiiiidicnp for ii cup
offered by Vice-President A. S. Pill-«7
was won by IP. N. Kiinpp with a not
Stull‘ oi’ "“. Other curds woi'c:
Arthur licncdy. 96. 20. is; l). 'l‘.
Woodbury. 97 20. 77; W. N Trails
99, 20,-‘79; W. '1. Baldwin, 90 ll 79:
J. H. Knapp 103 22 Ill: C. M. Addi
lion. us. 36. 82; Sheldon Hopkins. 97.
I5, 82; Dr. Sclinvoir. 9i, 8. 83; Schuy-
ler Merritt 98.15 83; J. R. Swan ml.
15 86: A. BiPitt. 93 9 84:01) Sun.
ford. .lr while 84: Beldon B Brown.
101.17 84: Clsco Smith 100.16
Rowayton, Conn.
Scolicld, lob, 15'). 90; 1). Mac-
.I)0iilllli. ‘100. 7. 93:
Dr. W.
Ior no cords.
..........-
EVERY ounce YOU EAT.
falls to digest does it pound of norm
It turns the entire meal into poison.
the necebsnry tlnsuo- building material
but it poisons it.
Cure in a perfect digesiunt. It di-
gests the food regardless of the. con-
dition of the stomach.
organ to rest and got strong again.
Stomach lndigenllon Pulpitailon
the heart, etc.
Pharmacy.
m-m..
SOUTH WILTON.
again iii her home In Muln sircct
parents of a bright now baby Klll.
Mum-Ice. Fraser. of Bridgeport
visiting his sister Mrs. Ed. i-i Arnold.
street.
Gnome iloboy and Ed.
llOI'Illlll. ‘
Miss Clnru Morolmiiuc, of Nurwulk
phluu Mnrchouno.
Mr. und Mrs. Charles Whilluck iii
icudcd tho Gorhaiudlickupu trlnl
liriducport laid wock
itogolllo Apurlclo, of
Cubs in studying; the English
guano with l‘. linrlos Whlllolk
, Mrs. Joseph notifier Ililii
Wurrcn William in Ii‘iilrlli Id
ilinlr home In llroolilyii ulliiru
crul months” slay lit The Elms
iii
In hide to rnsumn hci
I
fluid
which was [really enjoyed by he
guests.
84: W. N. McCtii‘d, 101. 15, 86; E. 1..
llcldvn ll. Brown.
in, ii. K. bicliurg and Malcolm 'l'iiy-
Every ounce of food you (hit that
This not; only deprives the blood of
Kodol Dyspealn
it allows that
Relieves Bolcblng Heart Burn. Sour
0!
Sold by The Clifford
Mrs. James H. lluiilord Is quite In
Mr. and Mrs. John 0 Donnell aid the
is
John ll. Keatiug is having ii largo
plum added to his residence on Mimi
H. Arnold
huvn purchased hundsotuc now mud
Iiiis iimIn \Inliliig iii-r uuni, Mrn. .lulin-
In
Cicnfucim.
inn
li'llil‘lll‘il
from n viuli with her dammit-i. Mrs.
The Million llobiiI huvu mlurncd to
sov-
Mlilu Muhid Poi-l. who hull been quite
ilnilco all
teacher of West Land school. illuso-
hire. ham-h ”Merrill nave u musicals
at bar homo last Friday evening
The new house being built by Slim:
in ' .
iii . noe‘l‘ir
. ‘ ~ itstioiuii which
illursdov.
t Theodore Becker. of
r.
JwAllbll, wits and doubts:- have
re rotroui a visit at West
mount
who has been visit«'
deft Saturday for
EVE? an». and wife are to enter-
lain friends truth" New York over the
'i'hnnli‘ngivlliz bulldo’Y.
Dr. George Bhutan. recently oceans.
ed. who tor a number of years had
made his home here with Joseph (3
Hyatt. has bequeathed 310.900 to St.
Paul's Church. Norwailt. The erron-
eous statement has been sent abroad
that the church is in Westport. . ‘
The social hour following the Thurs,
day afternoon scallion oi! the Current
Events Club at the home or Mrs. Char-
les Bulkley proved to be one of the
‘ most enjoyable of the season. mad the
participants are loud in praise of the
entertainment offered by the hostess.
A number from this place uro today
attending the meeting of the Connec-
licut Dalrymon' s association that is to
be hold all day in Stamford. (iiilci
among the members will be E. C. i
Bilge an active member of the anon-i
elation. The afternoon session. For'
Deniers, will probably be the most
iiiiiioi'tant,1mullY
Ilii Illnil in this Alvin Birgit
Bears the W
Signature of
NEW CANAAN.
(l. 1.. Grant. of Hartford, Conn, has
just finished it very lino well for Mi.
Rush Taggnit, of New York, which is
153 foot deep, with a supply of 70 gab
long it minute. lie is now sinking.
one for Charles E Merritt of New'
York and expects to sink more here.
John (laugh, of Bridgeport, has tuk-
en the contract for a fine stable to be
erected for Dr. Percy H Williams 22
East 48th iilrcci New York. the. plans
for which uic by Architects Van
Vleck nnd Goldsmith. 111 Fifth ich~
line. New York. The building will lie
of wood. containing gurdcner's quar
tors witlih heating and plumbing, and
every modern stable equipment will be
gravidcd. The cost. will bc about $12,
00.
A DIBASTROUS CALAMITY.
II is n disastrous culumny, when you
lose your health. because indigestion
and constipation hhvc iuippcd It away.
Prompt relief can be bud in Dr. King‘ s
New Life Pills They build up your
digestive organs. and cure headache
dizziness. colic. constipation. otc.
Gluirnntccd lil. lI‘ ll. Baxter a South
Neiwnlk and Id. P. Wood“ 3. Norwalk
diug stones; 25¢
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
THANKSGIVING ATTRACTION.
Wife in Numc Only. Which will be
presented iii. Hoyt's Theatre Thanks-
izlvlnr.r Day. Nov. 30 matinee and
night is one of this senson‘ s most suc
cessful plays It is a story of intense
licurt Interest founded upon u. reu ll
love story that is actually taken from
life mu] should be witnessed by cvery
man: woman and child. no it cslnbllsli
on u prcccdciioc in tho Incl that. it
not only piopouiidi-i ll most slgiililcnni
question but. is bundled In such a
iiinsierly way by the author. Franklyn
L. Knight The rompinw consists of
clevci metropolitan artists including
the popuiiii young actor. (.Inllliud (in
don the fuvmiic comcdlonnc Laura
lfll‘llllllli. uml tho phenonicnul child
iiiaatcr Charley Rose. it In it plena-
exccllonco no In evidenced in this pro
duction. Tiles scenery ls ll. special
feature, and ropicncuts Htiliw of the
most. renowned and colubrulud liulid
hull of New York city, such an Mudi'
son Squiiic Garden, Dr. l‘ul'khursis
Church. The Metropolitan Life the
Milken Building and the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. llIl beautifully illuminated lit
night giving the spectulors the most
realistic niproslinlntlou if some of
New York's famous s uciuros, that
has ever been upon the single.
WHAT HAPPENED TO JONEB.
This romurhnlilo fanv comedy.
known throughout ililI lcnxili and
brcudth of the civilised world. that
or plav in tho past twoniy yeiiiii will
churucleriliod its originul production.
'l‘ho cost has been selected ouch and
(Ivory iiicmbcr to ill his or her port:
in foot thorn lll not one iiiuiiilior oi
the cast who has not nppunrcd In one
of tho original companies. The main
uni- niuiil Is proud to be ubln to furnish
HOUIFHOLD CAIII
,,
Tail the Woman of tooth Norwnlk ills
Dams u Iluwiioro.
llnrcl Io attend to household duiicI
With a constantly Ichllll; back.
A woman should not have a had
book.
And she wouldn't it the kidneys
r worn well.
can.
. , Mrs Mary Crossnuui has been onion
tainlnn Mrs.
. Helen
urc to speak of so high it standard of '
has entertained more people and has ,
inudu morn people laugh liiun any oth- >
be such lit lioyis 'l‘hcntrc fininrduy. .
with IIilI shim- nttciilon to detail which "
Dunn's Kidney Pills innit» well kid.
After you Are flushed with the:
a“ {WEE
I no on o
lulun‘l It, bond them ‘ “not
Icon
. mm: um I“ “dues to For gold.
- it mid m #793 WWII llldgo film
_ mum atW’o
uol Folsom In on on of the most
nightly elevations in this and of tho
town and audit one more to tho prob
ly summer homes born.
“I“
Hero
cur it .. w ..
re. one arm ii as ng-
ion street, south Nlif'imlll. so I:
had alien to give up my wol-
NO OAII OF PNEUMONM ON RIO-
ONO.
0 when I crumb moot in
pneumonia or
figs Honey ind igrh NW? taken.
com the ii iii moulds remedy.
cannons with some nib
II‘Xiild'm'
“5mm
a U JWU.:C
up“ tion which our cosmic
nowsmlinodyoiilho m. or toll cam mango”
onion train
WWI
count of
looted Donna
We do not know of s pinyin instance Ed I! drug store i
hooli‘ottrinsvwiflr
oyi’lll. dog recommend thorn
to, AI woolen.st up from biicltAcho ,
.161 so tinny brill doolero. Price to
Ii‘,
1 ,
in 5 South Norwaiii woman
11‘
b k m on w
my so on n: so. inro-
Kidney Pills It Pinter
me. i felt bet-
that“
n; the loot attack
or tolling Donna
(loom
[oi-is. Drops and Soothing Syrups. '10 is P
contolno neither Opium. Morphine not other
substances In one is its guarantee. It destroyi- Worm-
and alloy! ”Numbness. It. cures Diarrhoea o . . Wind
Colic. It rooms Teething Troubles. euros Go .
and li‘lnlinlonoy. It assimilates the Food, rep «in the
“Stomach lint! Bowelll, giving
Panacea-Jilin
o
Tho Ohfldron'o
' “"9!“ CASTORI
. In
such a capable organiv...1tlon'l‘lie
play, always populism is playing to rec
0rd business Mel‘i’Wherc
m r in LAND or corrori.
m m ‘ Land of Cotton Was the at-
iracilo Ell. Hoyt’s Theatre. Inst night
and it rovod a most wottby one. The
various characters were in the blinds
artists who dealt with them
m u n at urtisiic and realistic mun-
5 link M time. no Philip Judson.
played the out of in southcin gon-
llama“ 0 new ion. Elizabcib llrucc.
as .lcss 9- Judson. [.clou Raymond on
teynolllp. from Pittston Pu.
and Ma loll ‘ on Gelllllde Aih
erton nl did midrltorlons woik Huriy
Bates as t«'.'l‘Iiicumiscli Shorldcn hand- I
led the c niody parts in un oxcelloiit
iiianncj. ‘ho play wus well singed.
the scene beautiful and the con-
' o. The only thing in
was the small audience,
which was oi (inc-quarter us lurltc
its iin- merit or the performance do
rounded. 1‘th ni‘ui. ill traction Is Wile1
In Name Only. TIIIN‘HY liftcrnooiii
and evening: Friday. A. Film Vaude-
ville, matinee and night. illld Salut-
(lily. What Happened to .1. nos
.:
In these days of rigid insur 1100
law you cannot be too careful of ye r
Electrical Wiring.
Wc guarantee uli om work to pass
the most coioiiil inspection.
IilJBTIIN 8i COMPANY.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
Box 508. 80. Norwnlk, Conn.
Telephone Coll. 399—2. '
The Coiiullmi Ilium! Ilia Insurance In.
ICCUEB THE IDEAL
LIFE INSURANCE CONTRACT.
Rates. Benefits and Privileges Ib-
Iolutoly fixed and consulted In tho‘
Polloy.
P. H. FIELD. Oon'l. Agent.
United Ionk Building,
lo. blot-walk. Conn.
CUT GLASS ,7
oowu. culnv rams. 91L
nor-run, warm 3 To.
sou ION claims, are.
Suitable for Woddlnq Pros. .
AT POPULAR‘PRIOEI.
A. W. AUST I ,
, JlWILIR.
so Wall lit. Normiit. Co
l
w.-. mm...» a... Luau-w
2“cihue
OUR VERY IIIT ILOIN ORIAMRV
IU‘i’TIR ...............25¢ per lo.
alias. out. Prunes ................2oo
2 lbmlitti-I Lorne Prunu........25o
2 pkg. Viol...“.---.............25o
1.”. Mill“!!-----.---...........2llo
a pity. MIMI bio-l..............2se
‘Zpkg.Oust-o........,.............zoo
tor illibinn Co model
all? used for that:
Midshipm- the oomowbooo'o-jnsd‘
“taboos other
0
.AA~I
sited
s . , g
. s4 COTTAGE AVENUE. ‘
NAB? WALK. CONN.
«Bears the Signal- ‘
'4... In.
, MONO
“potion
healthy and my urol sloop.
Mother’s Fido .. d.
,Anwnvs
j I ails and vMonliyOrdors
W11! parish! Europe.
5 Railroad Avenue.
So. Norwallr.
Oliver Frost Fish, 5 lbs. for 25¢; Flat-m
fish, 5 lbs. for 25¢; Market God, do "3.:
Eels, 12c; Pickerol, 12o; German Carp.
8c; Pike. lilo; steak God. 10:; Weak-
fluh,10o;r Swordfish, 120; Escaliopo.
400 per qt.
ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH AT
REASONABLE PRICES.
THE PEOPLE’S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS. Prop.
South Norwalk.
To ll» a... cannon . .'
Jacob M Layton ‘
mike our Plumbing is '
m of your pool 6
otnntly risking their Illicit.
plumbing generato-
wor use» which»
aim-o lino cannot help bill:
y the oooupiints. '
Lotus oxsrnli'io the condlt .
finishing. correct dIfootivoo ill .
"Tu” tho but oanltar fixtuml £ .
mely “Standard" still and .
piece Lavatorioo. Our "In “to _ .‘
booklet “Modern Hpmo 1&3le?
cont Iron upon application.
Horace R.
CORNER MAIN AND WEST
South Norwalk. Conn
“IIIIIIIIIILIINK
TRANSACTB A GENERAL BANKINO
BUSINESS.
.37...
$100,000.00
—-—-
ounPLus AND rooms
$173,500.00
”—
' EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. PHI.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Prom
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.
nun—-
‘
DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Joolar R. Marvin J. Wallacg Marvin
Christian Swartz John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowan
ii {on Have Not a
Comfortable Home.
why don't you have a. comfortable
. com? l-lcntcd by steam with hot and
told water. bath and ll.“ the comforts
at n man‘ or n lady wants. Every-
i lug new and upon-todlite. llootns by
t o day or week. Prices moderate.
ENTRAL HOTEL.
Cob-nor of Monroe and Chestnut Btu,
J. DISESA. Prop.
,—
1"" JOHN B. LAWRENCE
a’ IOENCIES.
ALL INSURANCE. REAL IOTA'"
MORTCAOEI, NOTARY. ITIAI
IOAT TICKET!
psi-am Incunso.
I scum MAIN Ivnn'r.
TOL 6'", 3.0—.
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Diroctol
Ind Embalrnor'.
to North Main It. Coil"! Romain.
llosIdInoo. | Washington “not.
Tolophono at house, 1»:
THE NEW.
HOTEL VICTORIA
ONI MINUTE FROM DIPOT
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our room o special feature. Gu
and llIctrIo Light: throiloiiout. Iv-
cry room install.
HATIO RIAIONAILI.
FlnIl
dlt 0M «loomed Winn. Liquors and
cigars always on Milli.
.J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
TIIIpIionI out. “0-4.
out of troubl ..
I
Ml.»
Itoom Oslo In connection.
A fui lino of Minor, Mom" I OOI'II-
- IIIIIIII « PLUMBING, f
' ~ stun. .
. Q ; 13 Today nor wsrnn.
was” ‘ of , mayoigoinimm AND
, . “am“ one rir'rmo.
are used. Ill ”wilmmltld k0”
A full line of
for
' Thanksgiving!
AT
Charles E. Dow’s.
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 167—2.
line Your Plumbing Dore Rigid
l desire to make it known that I have
opened a. plumbing shop and will do
iill kinds of plumbing, tin work, steam
and gas titling.
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT.
5 Monroe Street. South Norwalk.
1166111
L. H. DECKER,
Christmas
Presents
Don't wait until the lust. moment.
Buy now und avoid ”It: rush. illlll havo
lialsurcdo choose your prosculs. Goods
stored tree of charge until you call
for them.
DINNER SETS
WATER SETS
CHOCOL TE GETS
BRUSH‘AND COMB TRAYS
' TOILET SETS. ETC.
h‘inc line of 10 and li’w Iliipnriml
'I‘hiu Cliliin Gold liniid liwnrnicd Cups
rind Saucers, Pitchers. Iliiir Itocolv-
crs. Egg Cups. Siiind Dishes. Eic.
A line of Lamps from 12c to $8.00.
.—
Pictures
Julit received l’illli. Prices from "be
to $1.49. llout line for the money in
the, city.
Pictures frumdii and Window
Shades mode to order.
STORE OPEN EVENINOO.
L. H. DECKER,
87 Washington Strut.
'l‘el. Con. OOHCNNOI'WIW.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
“mouth Main Street.
Tlloiillollt “Til.
"arverSI
IT is been WIT‘HAsMuoii
ISFACTION nun: AT,
MUCH monophonic:
THAN coAL. , s
1‘ twin“ ,
THE HEAT, WHEN ALL_ onAr, e
ARE OPEN is INTENSE AND
WHEN IT is MaczasAnv:
TO KEEP A- Find ,
oven NIGHT. FILL,
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manner.
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contracts for house painting
will be glad to submit figurel
your work.
We try to carry in stock every. ‘
thing you need for the decoration “
of your house inside on out.
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