“‘0 Waylon lllw‘lill' was frooen
saith} social over, savored wordless this weeks
1 M
nice
Inst ironing yet the Moreno 0,
Church ‘1:
A large amount of crushed a
beach placedbua the 1"onwa ar the
e o s s . 11 .
bin and Mrs. 0. Load of sci-Insane,
are wellp1essed with their. new home
at Eliot Norwa lit.
Contractor William F. White is soon
to elect an addition to the New lilac;-
land Food Company's plant. . .21;
There will he a rehearsal by the
scholars of the Advent Christiiin 811n-
ddy school, East Norwallimn turday,
at 2- 3o, prepdratory to the Oil stress
exercises. _1 .
Mrs. ll‘rhnklln Crockett of McKinley
street,11nont yosisrdly with relatives
and friends in Darts 11.
‘ Mrs. John L’Honunedleu. of’ Crockett
1171111111111 continues veryi‘seriously ill at
her residence in this place
Miss: Albertine Pinkney. of Brookv
lyn, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Picture of mama avenue.
Mr. and re. William T. Raymond,
of.11’l‘be » Naples. were Thanksgivinz
guests of Mr. and Mrs}! ..W Keeler,
The regal weekly service hbld last “.1?ng
prelonged spell of dry weather.
evening at 3% mt Avenuehi Mothotll at lasting nearly eight weeks; Was brok-
Church was well attended. it was
under the leadership of Rev. .Edward
Cunningham.
Some of the remarks of the firemen
regarding the water pressure at. the
fire yesterday afternoon were quite
interesting and forceful. Alter this'
case there will probably be aliens tak-
en some East Norwallt adequate wat-
er 1111pr y
Burr Day will lead the misting of
the Junior Praying Band which will
be held thisevenlng at the most Ave-
nue Methodist Church. I:
The officers of the Loyal Worker-11'
Society elected last evening for the
ensuing year were as follows;
President—Rev. F. S. Ainswouh.
{ice- President-«Miss Anna Nicker-
HO .
secretarthiss Anna Byxhoe.
Treasurer-Miss Ida Ainsworth.
Miss Margaret I-intchman has tak-
en a positidn with F. J. Nelson, in
South Norwalk. during the holidays.
The annual election of officers of the
Eu worth home of the East Avenue
Methodist Church was held that even-
in: in the church. The election result.
ed he follows: . 1,
11111119111411.1111”. Simona.
First Vice-P1esident~ ilus Shor-
wood.
Second VicoPresldentaerss Mattie
Morg an
'l’lslrd Vice- President-«Miss Fannie
on, last week Wednesday, by u. down-
pour of rain lasting all day, and fol-
lowed by another storm on Sunday.
which caused an excollen- eXcusc for
small attendances at the churches.
Much to the surprise or the weather-
wlse the cold weathér that was pro
F roe.
_ .3 LBS HEAD RICE
To every purcha'ser of 1 lb. Coi-
foe, 35c. and 1/. lb. Tea. black
or mixed, soc—65c in all.
1 doth G00d 1371335.: ..... 1....271'
3 cans rDefiance Milk” ...... 251'
2 lbs. Fancy Mixed Nuts....25c
Mala'ga Grapes .. ..... . lb.
H.-
[CO
3 lbs. Iiirge Prunes ......... 25c
Phillis; gal-B. ‘ Rowsyton. conn.
e
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Miss Josie Bishop, of Noroton, was
calling on old friends at Tumor-the
River, in Focus. last week
~Horne raised Chickens and fresh
eggs at nebular pricesthblic Market
Mr. and Mrs. Paul H Colell, i-ormor
1y of Newton Heights, entertained a
number of friends at their home in
New Rochelle. Thanksgiving Day. The
turkey dinner, including home-made
mince pic, was enjoyed by all. Music
and songs followed, and it was mid-
night before the guests departed.
Among those present were .Mr. and
Mrs. C. G. Bulcom and Master lloris
Balcom, Mr. and Mrs. George Windsor,
all of Noroton Heights, Miss Grace
boy, of Stamford; besides New Ro-
chelle friends.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up Colds when-
ever trled. almost without exception.
10. 25 6011 and $1. 00 bottle. The (Jill
fo,rd Baxtcr' s and Plaisted’s. "
WESTPORT
Mrs, Albert Blrks, of Bridgeport, has
been visiting relatives at the Forms.
Harry Sherwood was in attendance
at the criminal superior court, yon-
terdny.
Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie, Wednes.
day night begun a series f special
services in St. Luke's? Church.
Bridgeport, that will continue every
Wednesday night throughout. the
month. Ho will discourse the following
subjects in the rotation given: "The
Bible Understood by Manners and Gus
tents," "The Bible the Word of God. "
Few preachers are better versed in
the Bible than the rector of Trinity
Church and his discourses along its
lines are always interesting.
The celebluted water question is a
dead issue here and the town between
social grass and buy it really seems
refreshing to be able in gel gossip no
big even so ordinary 11 subject as the
ownership of the mud flats that sccnt
the center at ouch low this it seem
ed hardly credible that the purpose of
tho Foresters here to convert some
small portion of the mud into a sub
stantial bed for their planned for new
home éllotlld have had a tendency to
disrupt the staid and steady reuidcuter
yet such threatens to be the case if
some expert don't quickly come to the
rescue. Who owns the flute? Bay the
nucleus. "we," meaning Westpnrt but
the old residenter shakes his head and
calls for :suother guess. The incident
brings one back some years to the
time when that venerable campaigner
and wide awake ‘cltizen, Moses W. Wil-
son, "Honest Moon” was his not sob
riquet, lumped ahead of the times as
many years as he has been dead and
advocated some use of the land on the
river back. He was a man that didn't
deal with myths and had the repuls-
tlon of accomplishing what he went
about. it is recalled new that he did
go to Hartford mid: in the Interest of
reclaiming the lists. but there appears
to he a difference of opinion lust now
Fourth Vice-President-Miss Clara
Ainswwth.
Secretary—Miss Jessie Morgan.
Treasurer-William Moffctt. ,
Finnish—Miss Emma Parsons.
Mrs. Benjamin, sister of Max H Ros~
on, and daughter-m- -law of Mrs. Ida
Rosen is visiting. with her bright lit-
tle daughter Juliet, from Providence,
B. i.. with relatives in East. Norwalk.
Her mother has been an invalid for
many years and her mission is to help
her slster-in-law to cure for her. A
number of times the elder Mrs.
Roses has been at death's door. but it
seems astonishing that she has vitality
enough to live from one day to an-
other. Julie. is join: to Marvin's
school. but she prefers her own school
in Providence, R. 1., because it is next
door to her Esme. The Rosette have
been in East Not-w elk for a great many
years and bottom the present. draw-
bridge was in operdiiou, and they are
known arid respected by everyone in
East Norwnlk.
Master Henrv Gerhardt celebrated
his third birthday by giving a party to
his young playmates from 2 until 5 in
the afternoon. and at 4: 15 there was a
very pleasing table decorated with
flowers and candles and Japanese
napkins and everything to please the
young people's taste. Among those
present were Helen Walsh Aleta Peck
Mamie Device, Lorretia Driscoll. May
Smith Margaretta Smith, Georgia and
Harold Thompson. Willie Lyle. Willie
Stevens. Edna Voorhees. Fred Btabell
and Henry's grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. Gerhardt and Mr. and Mrs. Hen-
ry Bertlne also Mrs. Thompson, Mrs.
W
THE STORY OF VINOL.
By The Cilfford Pharmacy,,of south
Non vslk.
"Our experience with medicines ex-
tends over many years. We have
had ample opportunity to watch thou
sands of them and their results, and
we can honestly say that we've never
sold a medicine in our store that
gives more universal satisfaction than
does Vinol.
This is because Vinol possesses lu-
trlnslc merit and we want everybody
in 110th Norwalk to know more about
it, and why we stand behindit.
For centuries cod liver oil has been
recognised as the grandest of all body-
building agents for w human
strength and vitallty~yet on account
of the disagreeable odor tents and
heavy Indigostlbie oil which envel-
opes Its curative elements. it invaria-
bly clogs the symom. upsets the
stomach and its virtue lost.
Now modern solstice has proved
that the oil or greasy part has no va-
lue either as 11 food or medicine and
the medicinal elements of.wl1lch ihere
are about fifty different kinds In the
rods liver represent all the tonic.
bodybuildins and curative powers of
this famous old turned?
After twenty years of study two
eminent French chemists discovered
it way to separate all 111316 medicinal
elements from on oil and
give to modern medic
able curdtives of the
of records, on c
any other indes
oh 1 9m vault
cords. it is not y to locate the da
Ill;
, brother, Charles Bates Ill M11111...
. 11 visit in Bethe].
1 Fitch are sllli on duty in the
regarding what he did succeed in do-
ing and with our primitive repository
closet. the collar or
liable plies in lien
and building for
town onions as! well as valuable rc-
rt Gr «unicorn
1111mm” Brooklin on
Am“
vino Edy at their home on 1
(truism Hill
the "1111:9111 WW..
‘II
or?” 1111:3131I “hens e ornith-
ed several guests on Thursday. 1
day last wedlti 1111
Mrs. Lucy Benedict is in
her,
WW
A CERTAIN “CURE FOR
EDT If“ .Ianeflw
Mr. W. Both, La Sitar City. 11111..
hardware. merchant. is enthusiastic in-
his praise of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedey.
subioot to croup and be has used this
inmedy for the past ten years. and
though they much feared the croup, his
wife and he nlwsys felt safe upon re- 1
tiring when 11 bottle of C‘Iarmet‘lsln' s
Cough Remedy was in the house. His
oldest child was subject to severe at-
tacks of croup. but this remedy net'er
failed to effect a. speedy cure. He has
recommended it to friends and nelghi
bore and all who have used it say
that it is unequaled for croup and
whooping coush For sale by Stillson-
Powell Corporation Zeitfuss Pharmacv
and Clifford Pharmacy. "
...__.3,....
WESTON. ..
lln Andrews has accepted a position
in Bridgeport.
Miss Jennie Hoyt is spending 11 few
weeks in Euston.
Mrs. L N. Thorpe has returned from
OROilP—UQ-
Mrs. Frederick Burritt has returned
from a visit in Fnlrflcid.
Frank Nichols has arrived in Flori-
da, where he will spend the Winter.
Mrs. Granville Adams, who has been
ill ftor several weeks, is now convales.
con .
Miss Edith Wilcox has spent a few
davs with her aunt. Mrs. William Roi»
lnson.
George Anderson. of Bridgeport has
been the guest of his aunt, Mrs. ii‘runk
Morehouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Banks at
tended the funeral of Mr. Banks? sis
for, Mrs. Wilson, in Greenfield Hill on
Tuesday
Noifleld Grunge will hold 11 meeting
this evening in the Town Hall. The
Stale Master is expected to be present.
An elaborate supper will be served.
George Sherwood and Louis Burr
are serving as jurors in thc criminal
superior Court. this Week in Bridge-
port. A. C. Bradley and William (Fifi
civ 1
Common Pleas Court, where they the
been serving for four weeks.
'At the annual businggs meeting of
the Norflcid Grunge S .lety, held on
Monday, the following officers ‘Wel‘c
elected: Clark. A. it}. Fitch; treasur—
er, D. L. Coley: collector, C. H. 8co-
iiold; trustee for three years, C. H
Scodeld. Pcws were also rented for
the coming your.
TORTURE OF A PREACHER.
The story of the torture of Rev. 0.
D. Moore. pastor of the Baptist
Church, of linrpersvillc, N. Y., will in-
terest you. He says: “i suffered as-
onles. because of a persistent cough,
resulting from the grip. 1 had to
sleep sitting up in bed. I tried many
remedies, without relief, until I took
Dr. King’s New Discovery for Con-
sumption Coughs and Colds. which on~
tirely cured my cough and saved me
from consumption." A grand euro for
diseased conditions of Throat and
hunks.
walk, and E. P Wood's, Norwalk, drug-
slats; price 5011 and ti. 00, guaranteed.
’l‘riai bottle free.
NEW CANAAN.
E, A. llurdeii was a visitor in New
York, ycstcrduy.
Miss ilclcn Miller, of Turn-of River
is visiting friends in North Stamford
A. R. Shiites of New Y'Olk visited
D. R. Merritt. tho juweloi, yesterday
Mrs. C. E. Briuckcrholf Is consider-
able improved and is able to be out.
Meter Scoflold of White Oak Hhado
ls bosrdlng in New York for the win-
her.
A. N. Ferdinand called on friends in
town yesterday. He returned to New
Haven last night.
Hoytm nurscrymon have. completed
the planting of about lliil trees on u
largo 01111111: in Rye
Mrs. Charles L. Griebel has been i“
for the past few days but is illlprovod
Dr. C. chlor is attending but.
‘ .loncs'u m'cllcsii‘u ls nrrunginu to
give a genuine, old-fashioned hop down
in Raymond's Hall. the week before
Christmas.
George Everett has purchased lwon-
ty- dive feet of land, owned by B. P.
Mend, in the rear of his residence on
FOOD OR.
STIMULANT.
Ask your doctor if when
he orders a patient to drink
lots of pure milk he advises
the addition of a large
quantity of whiskey. He’ll
tell you “ no " very emphati-
cally. Yet there are people
who, when ordered to get
Scott's Emulsion, will accept
some wine. cordial or extract
of cod liver oil and think it‘ is
111 on that noise!
Ind thus
Argument 111 had Milli“
out a drop of the nucleon
uni.
made
Vinol. 1131.11.11 guardnteed to
contain in :1 hi ly concept form
all of these medicinal outline and
body-bullion: elements 1 l tslt bologna
from fresh nodal livers. ‘1 ll were. it
and for this reason it is can't be. apropos
ms out Minced can not hiatus?“
Pm
individuallaoilmrlntin: the marsh
bib to “do 0 2
fin truth is will even
the ham-111111111: of the town or null
land in 111111111011 on. the around it“:
y find most easil
the some thing or better. if
you want and need cod liver
oil in its best. unmanned
Foster Burr ,shot a line red for one ‘1":
His children have all been .
At F. n. Baxter's, South Nor~ ‘
‘ I
“Ding; mformmlips-
Convulennsfeverisb-
uses and Loss or SW
Ilsa Smile SIWIUN of
i
1
91.11,. .3 .1 “0.6%?”
on fruit hmo.h “tout!“ on
.33: “I” la“. of}!!-
1'er “that
“run “fingfiw‘éfi, fig}:
”lasts. “1?“
beat him
. 1‘» ‘
(ill ““
Y “(1111 Will T1
“Pl?- n. Psi ”c.1151. t
geld”: I r1132?” ho ”nonoin‘eg' igniting
m0. ,0“? ”95"”
Sterling 13m 1:... Chicago or NJ.”
gage
Richmond Hill. The sale was made
through the real-estate agency of C. 0.
Ella.
.losoph Scofleld, the oldest person in
New Carmen, is enjoying remarkably
good health, and makes 11 trip to the
village (lolly.
Joseph M. Stillman. witnwmlt
Springs for his health, reports flue
condition and considerable improve
11W!“ in his health.
Dennis Doyle has completely recovo~
rod from a severe scalp wound inflict-
cd by an axe which (Ollllt'tcli‘ti with
.1 clothes line and descended on his
head
D1. (‘.. l3. Keclor has returned from
a two work‘s trip. and has resumed
his practice. During his absence. his
patients were attended by a New York
physlcun.
Percy Sieve?» son of Franklin
Stevens, was liken suddenly ill at
the llindsnil House, last evening, about
8. Dre, C. B. Kecier, Roberts and Tilt
cllcock of Norwalk; were hurriedly
summoned, and attended the pat. hi.
the best part of the night. He ias
not regained consciousness, and today
little hope of his recovery was onlor-
tnlned. A large number of friends
culled hi. the hotel early last. evcn-
ing and offered condolences to the
family. His many friends in the com-
munity hope for his ultimate recovery.
it is understood that the local
mnumutore. most of whom urc oni-
played In the Yale it Towns Manufac-
turing Company.» Stamford, are going
in make u strenuous effort. to have the
trolley which is scheduled to leave at
8:13p m., but which is always from
if» to 20 minutes late. leave on time.
The delay is caused by the late arrival
of the New York uccomoduliou, whlch
is rarely on time. ii. is claimed that
there are not enough passengers on
the New York train to warrant the
dolny of so lurgc a number of persons.
who do not get to their destlnst on
until about 7 p. m., when they nrc due
at Ilzl‘i). Is is thought that a petition
will be circulated. and forwarded to
the superintendents
FOR CRACKED HANDI..
Rough skin and cracked hands are
not only cured by” Dertt’s Witch Hw
sol Salve, but an occasional applies.
tips will keep the skin soft and
smooth. Best for Become. Cuts, Burns.
Bails, etc.- The genuine DeWitt's
Witch Hanoir delve affords immediate
relief in all dorms of Blind Bleeding.
itching and Protruding Piles. Sold
by The Clifford Fhormocy. ‘ "i
W
sons—nut
TOOL HOUCE BOIIID.
W
Contractor than. and Jones A Notch-
'1:de It the OMM sh
”a.
y digested form. get
MScotts Emulilon. If you
want whiskey. that’s another
W t 30m Mm .11 1'"!le
n
,1..e*ttrv~ 1
~ 1.2.1"
Will
The tool hound tilidtllich are stored
the molds used I)! the mobs
plumbers who are erecting the Cash
factory in floutth was broken
open and
worth about
«611111
In. small
Norwallt ill
f
”2‘11”“ “liters
5 Ruth kiss, the
on, firm 335
‘1 of Jean Jacques, the tlwutricnl 111111111-
1 gcr, held here yesterday, was Olin of
”:1: history.
1 the body as it lay in sluts in the fami-
» 1y apartments and Trinity Episcopal
"lilii IllllllNIl BANK
All!“ “LE, Til IIILIII I10!!! .
week. Tools.
in"
In
Ilse
For liver
Thirty Years
. do 07
South Norwaiit. has been arrested in
Mt Plains for being implicated in
it 111’ a horse. The ether fill
Presents
IN CHINA MGLASBWARE.
TUNES ETC.
Dinner Bets, Water Gets. chocolate,
Bets, Brush and Comb Trays, Toilet
Sets etc. . 1
Comics lmpdrted Decorated Cups.
mom, Pitchers, Hair Receivers, Ce-
resl- Sets at 10 to 150.
LAMPS
PIC-
:
If your Plumh‘rl
members of you
Prices" from 12:: to $8.00
PICTURES.
500 best showing for the Money in
the City. from 291: to $1.49.
Pictures Framed and Window
V Shodse Made to Order.
stsntly risking the
plumbing donors rm _1
ever use» which pointe1 '1
share and cannot help but he breathed
yiho occupants. '
by“! us examine the condition of your .
Plumbing, correct deflotlv piping and 1 1
stall the best units ufod motile, ,‘
namely “Standard" sins and One.
piece Lavatorles. 01n- illustrated 1
booklet “Modern Home Plumbing" 1
sent free upon application. M . ,
ceaNsa MAIN AND wee-r 1151.;
South Norwalk. Conn. » . 11
l
SPECIAL.
Cloth Shades 251:, White Curtain Po-
les with fictures 10c.
PAINTING G. PAPER HANGING.
Store Open Evenlng.s
l. H. DECKER,
17 is USED WITH As nucu 1.1+. ‘1
ISFACTION AND AT A _M '
MUCH weapon onion in
MW...,...,~_.—.... . -.. *— -pm.“ w
FUNERAL OF JEAN JACQUES.
WATERBURY, Dec. 8..-'i"he funeral
the most largely attended in the city's
'l‘housunds of poople viewed
Church where the funeral at wit-c 1111s.
held- -wus crowded The survice ut
“the grave was according in tho Maso-
nic ritual.
OOUTH NORWALK, CONN. 1
~—
TRANIAOTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
c5717..-
.mo.ooo.oo
sunPLue AND rooms
5178.50000
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Pres.
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.
l
1
DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Joslar mum-vie J. Wallace Marvin
Christian awertz John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowan
If {on liars Not a
Comfortable Home.
why don't~ you have a comfortable
room? Heated by steam with hot and
cold water. bath and all the comforts
that a man or a lady wants. Even"
thing new and upon-todate. Rooms by
the day or week. Prices moderate.
CENTRAL HOTEL.
Corner of Monroe and Chestnut 8m.
J. CIGEBA. Prop.
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
FuneralKDiroctOI
and Embalrnor.
10 North Main 0t. Iouih Now-lit.
Residence. O .WuhInm m
Telephone It Midi. 1M «
' 111s New
HOTEL VICTORIA
ON! MINUTE FROM DEPOT
EUROPEAN PLAN. ‘
Our rooms a special feature. Gas
and Ilootrlo Lights throughout.
cry room hosted.
RATIO RIAIONAILI.
Plnol
Cicero slvgdye on bond.
Drsmfictants
aroused. Gotsbottletoder. new ‘
and out of trouble. 1 ‘
1..
iterates bottle.
- stills
37 Washington Street. THAN c0111.. 1th
Tel. Con. " South Norwa‘k. , | ‘3" 1“,».- 11.,
5 -13...- THE HEAT. WHEN ALL' DBAFTS"
R d Th ! 1 ARE OPEN Is INTENes AND
ea '8 WHEN 11- Is NscseeAav
Frosthsh ................ 1 lbs 2.1. 1 To KEEP A FIRE ,1
Finnish ........................... tic OVER NIGHT, FILL . ‘ 1 .
Iv-
T stocked Oats in connection.
A fol line of Ask». Merrill I. con-
dit 011.. celebrated hWines, Liquors and
r. 1.: BULLIVAN. Proprietor.
“relishes. chimed—8. MPANY
- . , 3:312“ 11 west srsssrmd ’
. 1... '
. .... 1. 1 mt T663; ’ HOT WATER.
N0 ‘0‘? DE Dona”- Mull“. AND 1
where our
GAB FITTING.
51‘
M k?‘ C I .......................
“r ‘ m - THE STOVE--
Ilnke Whitefish .................. 121'
Yellow Pike ...................... 121 ,
smnn pm... ....................... 10. "And Close it Tight
Natch Eels
Ex‘irn largo Smell ............... 141‘ YOUR FIRE WILL BE READY I.”
German Carp ..................... 101.
Stock Cod ........................ 101 THE MORNING.
Escallops ............. 31') and file (11.. r" m . .
SPANISH 11111111111111. .......... 12c >--- i' I do“. 1 ,
All other kinds of Fresh Fish at run
sonnble prices.
[1mm l’liiiilllli [:9
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington street Bridge PM” 68
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS. Prop. ”.0... A- A“. w. ”my
South Norwalk.
m: JOHN e. LAWRENCE wall
IGENCIES. ’ ” 1.
ALL INSURANCE. REAL ESTATE 1.
MORTGAGES. NOTARY. STEAM- a er -.1
BOAT TICKETS, PROBATE BONDS 1 . Q ‘ »
PATENT'S esouaso.1 _ - 1» 1
2 SOUH MAIN STREET. :5
7‘" Call 4°“ Our stock of new goods just g.-
' '"”““""“ "“‘”"“‘”‘“"“" m“ is 1 little larger than ever More. i
SPECIALS . Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You know
2 lbs. Fancy Mixed Nuts ........ 26c ginizrthe work in the "‘91?“
English Walnuts .......... 15¢ per lb. ' ' , ' ' “9539‘“-
Mnlaga Grapes .......... 15¢: per lb. We have “1““ ' I°°1d ”“3
Large Oranges .............. 251: 110:. czatt:“l £32110“: augunfi “2:1
w a 0
Extra Large Oranges ...... 301: «lot. I 'u m flu“
your work. , .1 4, 3,,
3 lbs. barge Prunes . ............
We try to carry in stock ,‘
A. S _ .ULL, thing you need for the doc
,rfi
24 COTTAGE AV ENUE.’
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone Call 228—4.
“-mwm .
lino ion Plumbing Done Right
I desire to make it known that l have
m..-» m..........—W
rudeness tot—s ’
11 mm or. I. lion
its.“ tour or “Mitt: 1847- 1 *
1.. .1: 1.12;.“ “" " "' anusggggg 8'1
JRTHUR l. UENEDWT. HOT WATER HéA'p
313%». Itrset. Oouth Nomlk. HOT AIR REA 1 "
.TOVII A D '
ILA’T‘I Aflbvflfln
luv. you soon Didi;
1 RICHMONDRAN
- {Tl-IE JONE8 81‘ HO-
FMNK c;
VAN scov.
'l‘in, sheet Iron. Copper
6
“worth silk
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