Whenever you I. that parallel.
not exactly olompucmilm of [are
just candid, cold. 1001*)!” that my
Laxative (told. Tablet-i will, cure, won,
always. while wellsltubwarilcutlo rom-
cdies frequently fall to do so.
dad-waisted. ‘
, , areas...
Bridgeriihclmacu.
a- mmonia. ;
Hop thumon’vodld’nww that norm
of The Sentinel. a letter box has been
placed on the bridge near Hefner's
new store. items for publication are
collected daily. They should be sign-
ed by the writer. as In evidence of
good filth. .. ‘-,"_i.- ~
_, b.
. ,o; .W- .' i ..
,w‘Get‘ estimates on repaint? and
painting :yoimnuto. 2.1.. M. right's
new admire.
A. ll. Boerum. of Brooklyn, spent,
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. A. ‘M.
Boerum, of Van Zundt street.
Miss Grace Wakely, of Stralford.
was the guest over Sunday of Miss
til-ace Whittaker, of Winfield street.
William Sacthler, who came from
Colorado four months ago to visit
friends here, has gone to Buffalo to
visit. relatives. ’
Frank W. Roberts, agent ..of the
American Telephone Company, spent
the Sabbath at’hls home in this place.
Mr. Roberts set. out again yesterday
morning for Pittsileld. Muss.
A girl arrived at 10:30 o'clock, Sun-
day morning, In the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Voorhees, Who live in the W. S.
ilanford block in East avenue.
....
Charles Sherwood, son of George
M. Sherwood, of Osborn avenue. un«
derwcnt an operation, Saturday. upon
his throat. The operation was oper-
forlnod by Dr. H. B. West and Dr.
Crooker. it was for the removal of ion-
sils and adenolds.
The Misses Harriet Smith, Gertrude
Raymond and MoSsrs. Arthur liengcr.
it‘red Williamson, of Stamford. were
the guests of Emily Pearson and lien.
St. John, .‘ir., on Stlnduy. The party
took an automobile ride to New York
and had an enjoyable time.
Mrs. Lottie linnford, who has been
seriously ill in a New York hospital
for several months. and whose con-
dition was most discouraging, is now
much improved: so much so that she
was able to come to this place. last
week and is now at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Mary Paddock. in Win-
field street.
The meeting held in the. new quar-
ters of the Mayflower Hook and had-
.ticr Company, last night. for the pur-
pose of considering the consolidation
of the Fire Rolice,.and the company
did not result In unyugreomcnt be-
tween them. The discussion was
lengthy and at times lively, but no
action‘ was taken upon the matter.
It. is said that. the matter will now be
left to the district to settle. No other
business was transacted.
~ (MOMS: , ‘
. mimetic-literac-
,i..‘i., on a business trip yesterday.
“I:
have will receive prompt attention.
oi the Ice rg, WI it
with interest bl his
«.2 .m .,
z . ,. ,
ROWANTON. .
new .h'ii‘a...
on. are . . _ ‘ .
emu Broadway flwfllflkfiéfi ‘
Orders cent to any of the above will
i . ~
relatives and
Frank Rollins. went‘to .amenport,
There is csce'iiént skating all over
,Chustnur's pond Ill ,Rowuyton. S
Mrs. Marshall Baxter ls visiting in
glow Maven and Bridgeport for a few
ays.
Thermometers around the village S
this morning between 5 and 6 o’clock,
just touched the zero mark.
The ladies of Reliance Hook and
Ladder Company will give a donkey
party tonight at the headquarter in
Rowuyton avenue.
B
Mrs. John‘Rich. who sustained a brok- v
on arm recently. while going to her
home from a trolley ourln Main street.
is getting along nicely,
Captain Preston Hart. of the steam-
pr Marion. and daughter Olive, want to
Trinity ‘imko, Sunday. They report
that thermos-ware very rough.
The largest attendance of the pre-
sent series of meetings at the Brook-
side chapel turned out, Sunday after-
noon. and heard Rev. W. W. ’i‘. Duns
can. .
d
The harbor was frozen over this
morning. and would hear the weight
of a person in several places. A night.
or two more of such weather will af-
ford good skating out into the Sound.
The mail train due here at 6:14 this
morning, had to come up on the inside
track today. and was ten minutes late,
on account of a freight. train which
blocked the outside truck. The freight
train had several brakes imaging and
it required a half hour to remedy the
trouble.
Burchard's pond near the trolley
truck at Witch's lane, was flooded re-
ccntly and gave promise of being an
excellent. and a. handy pond for skat-
ing, but one of the men employed by
the owner let the water out recently.
and now the pond is all grass. it would
be a very good. thing for the trolley to
secure and dam up this pond.
Huglloy McGovern. the lighting bro-
iher of the champion, Terry McGov-
ern, was around South Norwalk. Sut-
urduy evening and stopped at the
Mahaokemo Hotel. Hughcy is a quiet.
unassuming follow and made many
Monds. He came up to see Frank
Ernie. the former champion who lives
at. ’l‘okonoke. He set out for Boston
in the morning.
I
Mr, and Mrs. W. l". AlllbIt'l', of Row-
ayton avenue, gave. a birthday party to
their ,son Tracy, last. night. A very
pleasant evening was enjoyed. playing
a number of games. after which a .ne
collation was served. 'i‘ruoy received
a number of presents in remembrance
of the day. Among those present
were: Jeanie Dufuuil, Marjory Mills,
Tracy Ambler, Harold Kendrick, Ar-
lhur Walker. Florence Moore. Ellen
James. Emma . Cnshmun, Sanford
Wicks. Frank DcWaters, Grace Petr
neli. Harry Salter, Russell Broadway,
Warren (lager. Mildred 'i‘hoail, Lena
Dukes. William Lynch, Miss Alice
Brundoge. i‘. ll-
Watch
this so...
_-'.-—._d,_a—~
Mrs. Boson. of the Washington
was found dead of heart disease in
bed at the home of Thomas Glynn.
Sunday.
around men for .Olimlt
two brothers.
weeks in Norwcllo , ,
week in New Canaan.
from a visit in Bouthport.
is the guest of Miss Alina Banks.
I}. Number.
:hold its weekly meeting at tho home
of the president. Ralph Barrett.
grcgutlonal Church will meet on Satur-
held from his into home on Friday,
Rev, J. l... Shively conducting the Ser- 01‘0“"in the
r
years of age. , -
ing oi“ the New Conant: Fire company.
will be held this evening.
‘ute, Brooklyn, spent Saturday
Sunday with her parents, South Main
street bridge, died IiiStheeIé. iii‘l‘lIglht‘; T W
remains were taken .0 ew or . llIl-i m rr
day morning for interment. Mrs.‘ D O 0 '
llosen was the elderly Hebrew woman
who was' one or several heirs to sev-
L ‘_——-
oral million dollars left by a relative
in California. Mrs. Rosen'u deposition
in this case was taken in South Nor-
walk a year ago. It was thought. that
her share of the estate, ii‘ the claim
was proven. would be about 8,100,000.
RobertSmiti-i
Phone 20.16.
‘ ‘ flow-yton, Conn
The pool game at l-lafner's store, last
night, was witnessed by a large num-
ber of people. and proved interesting.
Tile contestants were Arthur Day and ;
llulph Gregory, and the former was‘
victorious by the following score:
DAMIEN-AND NOROTON.
Agents for the Evening Inniincl, In
Dorian. are Arthur Ollucon. and Wei
Day. 95. ONION. 75- Inca Sharer. Ordm cent to either at
ti—vl . ‘-«. the Ibovc will receive prompt «ton
ii N lien.
24 17
01ml 334 For the benefit of the nutrient. of
42-4 :57 Dorian. a news bulletin board and lot-
47~-l lib-“I tor drop bolt have been placed In from
M 339"” of Allen's Drug Store. News Items,
g. H personal: and monuments will In
,-——‘.i 52 collected non afternoon. Not for
Sim-l 54 Duhilcction,;hut noun-mites of good
24:] I33“?! faith, Illinois .M'illc cloned. '
.) I ' in“. in. W”
1m....m. lawn». oi Olonbrooli. in“
hid pinup made for a‘remodelllng of
A. A. Cameron. .lr.. «min trecenfily
- won t seams p
:33:on hfi'wmt n, u very lntereab he, building in West Moll: street. in
inf] lotter‘torblsvh‘ wet it Hawkins Stamford, which recently. canto, under
avenue. low chine. tolls of the 00 his control. A plate glass front and
nose. .On 4 day. Junudrr 17. l‘- stunned nomlsh in who at in and
Cameron nu murmu- same ol illicit! t is upper floors will be lilo e InI‘A‘) livw
withihdolllflill'ii Mills thin. when the rooms. Architect Henry Marvin
third a?! .r on the bridge. informed red the ”3.93., ..
the "cap a niihere out an- Wfittfll WW-
Ihe northern Till“. ti , thorium Their IlrIdIMl dangling in front. n
The belt was about no lie! 0 no team of ,Kllnefeltsr's horses thinned
its retirements-100 ‘xitkewfour out of Candi street. In Sturiiford. in
Minted schoolmat- I All " 0 00W«»DI I wild runaway. Saturday. Their drI~
three-quartersof on our the shin var was preparing to feed the horses
drew up ubbumvd Mr. Cameron when they decided to run away. The
ritas'it was the Mastic 841M bi covered wagon swayed and pound-
‘tllti flicker. of!‘ over the would: pavement. ginnc-
Add named on
:3 over now. it,
nil" in the maple when cont um and damned about
though it w , . to crash into a of
it had a nfiMTI‘W ' 't
lruilllve ice slid, '
But
taming
.-
A
Mill
Conroy‘s build.
lid the team gal;
W" N." ,7
{lip-h. Order- un or either of tho‘
,. ,Br iey was ltu influx).
fray T9 ’i in: o
.m. iii.
William Haggard; aged 48 years.
He was employed as an all-
He leaves
_ WESTON.
Mrs. M. J. Miller is spending a few
Miss Edna Medical: is spending this
'Miss ‘Eva Ferris. of Norwalk. spent
unduy at her home here. .
Miss Myra Burrltt
has returned
Elbert Carver, of Ridgelleld. spent
uudsy with friends in town.
Miss Madeline Sturges, of Norwaik.
pent Sunday at her home here.
Chester Film-her. of Stamford. has
isltod ills parents. Mr. and Mrs. S.
The Young Men‘s Parish Club‘ will
‘1, W
The King's Daughters of the Con-
sy at 2 p. m.. with Miss Eula Ferris.
The funeral of Samuel Hendrix was
ices. Mr. Hendrix was seventy-two
9—... m”—
Rev. and Mrs, J. L. Sliiveiy left on '
Monday for a month‘s vacation. which
they will spend in Chambersbnrg, Pa.
They will also visit Old Point Com-
fort. Vu..Iand Washington, D. C;
NEW CANAAN.
Lou—u—
Miss Marie McCarthy, of New York.
is visiting at the Birdsail House»,
~ or”.
George Wakemun. of Stamford.
snout. Sunday with in parents in town.
Richard Kelley and Edward Pauley
of Stamford. visited their parents over "“1““ “
Sunday.
The play "A Mother's Heart." will
be presented in the Opérs House, Wed- pass and 5““- that. 1. read:
nesduy evening.
The house'owned by M. O. Seeley.
n East avenue. has been improved
and an addition added.
The Knights of Maccabees will hold
their annual masqursde ball in Bene-
dict‘s hall tilts evening.
Thor ogular monthly business meet-
.—
Miss lvy Comstooki. of Plait Insti-
and
street.
Hurry Kaiser, who has been ill with
congestion of the lungs. and William
Schmidt. who has been ill with ty-
phoid fever. are both able to be out
again.
The house of James Gray. Rich-
mond Hill. has been remodeled. and
greatly improved externally. A bath
and Treating apparatus have also been
installed. :
A small forest fire raged along the
railroad track, yesterday. A spark
from the engine set tire to the dry
grass aud‘for a time the fire burned
quite fiercely.
'l‘ho Inuiios' Sewing Society of St.
Mark's Church will meet in Guild Hall.
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. James
Davenport. of Stamford. will address
the meeting.
David Paterson. who has been seri-
ously ill with plouropnouinonia. for
several days. is sold to be slowly to
covering. although for a time his life
was disnulred of.
Ann—arm
Ernest Brown. the butcher. made an
automobile trip to Norwuik, by way
of Silvrrnllue. yesterday, in twenty
minutes.
with his new Wlutou cur.
W
‘ Augustus Bulkoloy has
the lot. corner of South avenue an
purchased
for the Work.
.—
an.
spring.
In New Canaan:
' ~—"!"‘“"
home in Seminary street. Saturday at
children. The ifiltlerdl will he held a
J. Howardtoloyt-«of the Congregations
Church. will Midterm-trite remains wit
ment.
and conducted a barber shopfi Ho am
well liked by all who lmuw him. ‘
WASHINGTON. Fob. ti.--AI
apartments . .
In .
Miss Minnie Williamsof Ridgefield. ‘
' manager of the company's advertising
Mr. Brown is well pleased 9 42:
d NEW YORK FOR IOUTH NORWALK
Harrison street. Mr. liulkciey will be.
gin the eretiol‘l of a house immediately. 8340!. 9:001. 9:05
Brow‘n‘andsnureyen have the contract ”$00!. 11:03.
it is said that about ten new sum-
mer residences will he built in this 0:80, 11:003,12:0tlx.
town on the ridges. during the early
If this in true, there ought
to be a boom in all business interests.
which in a ‘hspiltuger of a good scallion 11:00:. 11:00:.
Edward‘noroi, aged 07. died a: his
tampon, after u lingering illness of
several years, and which has confined pm)
him to his home for the past. tin-ea 9:22, 11; .
mohtlto. He leaves a widow and seven
his late- midonue today.“ 7 p. at. liov.
be taken to caramel. N. Y" for inter-
‘i'he underwriter been a Hill .
dent of this town for about‘itlirwrenr- '
CINATOR HIYIURN iMNtOVIO. ,
The AIIOL *
Senator Rayburn today
it hin‘codgitiou «was
m
r
t
I ml «no 1”“ V
. like them so
, nous! .
m V
AlmiTmly mo .
' r l: am oh
avert” I'W’in” ‘
mail.
,Tii‘JilI. . . I ,»
no ,
i
|
1
or .wyou have the satisfaction Kor
knowing you are getting goods that
are thoroughly reliable.
have the advantage of getting very
custom and will make every effort to
serve you satisfactorily.
or you pay cash or wish credit. *"
A. J. ‘iNIIVINEi SIN.
Also you
oasonable prices for merchandise of
his superior griuie. We want your
Give us a chance to prove that this
s the place to buy ‘li‘urniture, wheth-
34 Washington St. South Norwnlk.
i' ballroom. -
A piospective oeton bridegroom,
who meant to be master in his own
house, called on tho well-known Unl-
tarian clergyman. Rev. C. W. Wondto.
who was to tie the knot tho following
day. “I have heard.” he said. “that
you omit the word ‘obey' from the mar-
riage service. Will you kindly upstart,
It tomorrow 1’" Mr. Wendie obliglngly'
promised to do so. “Wilt thou, Lucy,
promise to low, honor and obey?" was
promptly answered by the bride ‘wltb.
out deniur. The same question was out
to the groom. who hesitated, stationer-
ed and gained. lint answered, as had
his bride, “i will." probably not wish-
ing” to create a scene. Later he re
ulster. “But you asked
me to due the 0rd ‘0lley.’ " said Mr.
chdte. with a twinkle in his eyes:
"how was I to know that you wanted
It for the lady only. You should have
been more explicit."
One of the current stories springing
from the curtailmentof railroad pass
privileges concerns George H. Daniels.
tormor head of the passenger depart:
client of the New York Central, now‘
business. He sent an annual pass to
Stuyvesant Fish, president of the illi-
nois Central, who. on examination. up WASHINGTON STREET.
found that. according to restrictions on Phone 1514
the pass the only train he could use
was one that let: New York city about
Waterman
Thermometer
Charles E. Dow’s.
There I: ha doubt about
the
being reliable and accu-
rate.
II full line of sizes and
' prloas always
in stock.
HARDWARE.‘ ‘
sunrise. Mr. Fish, in order to show
onriosy. filled out a pm In Mr.
[hinlei's name and sent it with a pleas-
antly worded note acknowledging the
favor which the latter had conferred
upon him. Mr. Daniels examined the
“Good
for transportation on all handcurs on
all the lines of the illinois Central
Railroad system."
1)..ci.c.i§.
F'latilsh ........................... no
Spanish Mackerel ................. 12c
Wenkllsh .......................... 100
Ciscoes ........................... 100.
[alike Whitefish ................... 10o
Pickurei .......................... ltic
Smelt ......................... 12c
Herring ................... . ....... 7c
Steak Cod .......... . ............. i2c
Halibut .. ........... . ............. 12c
Whole Salmon .................... 12¢
BOILED BS'l‘ERS SATURDAY.
Opened Long Clams and Oysters. 30
cents a quart.
All other kinds of Fish at reasonable
prices,
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKE .
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Wuhblgton Street Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUOROSS, PROP.
South Norwalk.
W
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE. _
In Effect Novembcn'ls, 1005.
LEAVE soul-H NORWALK roll
__ NEW YORK. ,,
A. ill—12:52:, mu, 0:451, 0:131.
6:60. 8:66, 7:40. 8:13. 8:42, 0:08x.
0:82x. 9:60. 10:50:. 11:06. lizl‘lx.
P. M.—13:403. 1:05. 8:051, 8:87.
4:23x. 6:45, 6201:. 0:34. bulls, 7.17:.
8:003. 0:531. 10:31.
Sundays.
A. M.—-12:blx. mm. Illa. 8:50.
'P. 'u.-2:59x. 3205:. 5:45. 3:01;.
7:23. 8:002. mats. max. unit.
A. M.-l:60, 0:00 0:50. 8:003. 8:08.
1. 10:02:. 10:00.
. M.——12:0tlx, 1:0‘. mm. 1:55.
3:3“, 3:4“. 4:08. 4:32. 6:033, 5:00.
5:20, tiidtlx, 0:03. 0:58, 8:02x.
Sundays.
A. lit—0:00, 7:80. 10:02:. ,
. Mir-4:05. 5:01, 0:001. :03.
SOUTH NORWALK TO le
I-IAV. N.
A. far-12:02:, 1:. . 1255:. 6:10.
- 7:29, 8:20. 0:1‘ flotilla, 11:11:. 11:43.
P. M.-i.-la:.0u,.,1 10. : , . d: a.
. 5:18 Clouds“. 7:10; 9:088:
Iridno‘” a. In 7'3
n to above.
P. ll. 3“: “A or: III.
i.
I
‘ 0'11 11.11:.
. 'px.......h,imi.lm
lOUTI-I 'NOIWABK‘: 0 can
A. hie-4.10." Dimitri
1’. Had: it;
‘ Button:
to
A. law-y t-
10
p. smears. is. on. I
Sundays to Ocnllury.
A. Ilia-0:15. ‘
PD “W“TaUD .
; cm
A. Mae-[11:103. 1:112. DIEM 8:10.
Poor Eyesight
CANNOT BE CURED. BUT IT CAN
BE VERY MUCH RELIEVE!) BY
THE USE OF A
retina Light.
WE ARE FULLY SUPPLIED WITH
A NUMBER OF DESIGNS WHICH
CAN BE SUITABLY SELECTED FOR
ANY USE.
CALL AND RECEIVE THE BOOK-
LET-
‘Fl Little Talk on as"
YOU WILL THEN SEE WHY YOU
NEED ONE.
.7 ."
siah attain
Phone 68.
svesv LADY’S onessmo cum-
' sen.
should be equipped «with I dainty.
snow white. Dneplece “Stoudllrd” Por-
celain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have but and cold running water
water in your drooling chamber. lion»-
in; apartment of first floor toilet
room Its presence would afford you
the blunt degree of comfort. »
We will gladly quote you prlcol. Our
plumbers are strictly competent mo-
chaplco. hone-t and reliable.
Horned R. Nash,
icons“ mm one win or...
i IoutlvNcmik. count.
uh...“ m“...
A.
24 Comp
J
270 per lb.
21 lbs. GRANULA'i‘i‘lI.) SUGAR...$T.00
GOOD EGGS 25c doaeu
3 cans EARLY JUNE PEAS ...... 25::
3 cans CORN 25c
........ 25(-
3 cans VAN CAMP'S hone
. ,.9FAY¥NIIE.
EAST NORWALK. ,CONN.
Telephone Call 2235—3.
moot towel ii:
for Colds. Narnia,
The leilqus Pharmacy“
8 No. MAIN BT.. SO. NORWAL
A. B; C. Calida
.1200 a as
Headaches.
AT
Ftouiiave Note
i Comfortable Home.
why don't you have a comfortable
room? Heated by steam with hot and
cold water. bath and all the comforts
,that 9. man or a lady wants. Every-
thing new and upon-to-date. Room; by
1tho dayor week. Prices moderate.
:CENTRAL HOTEL.
,cDrner of Monroe and Chestnut Stc.,
'J. DISESA. Prod.
~—
—_—._..
-———u—
E. H. Mathewson
John H. Knapp
Joclar R. Marvin
Chrictlan Ewart:
Williilitiilit
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
CAPITAL‘
$100,000.00
cunPLus AND PROFIT!
$173,500.00
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vice-Pr».
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
Henry Seymour
Samuel Grumman
J. Wallac. Marvin
John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowan
$10 Sung?» no.
Gottliob’o .
an. aura... La.
For sale. at very low figures.
For prices. particular and terms.
Jacob M. Layton,
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
5 Railroad Ave,
Men
’s Salli.“
CLOTHING. elicits AND
FURNISHINGS.
IN NORWALK PARK
Restricted Property.
Address
So. Norwali
iiale maintain“. Right *
I
cry room heated.
you take the profit.
in: wall paper.
tutti. 10c.
Tel. Ooh.
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
and Embuliner.
1. Hum Main Ct. Icuth Norwclk.
Incidence, 0 Washington Itrut.
Telephone It noun, 1!"
THEwNEW
HOTEL VICTORIA
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our rooms a special future.
and Electric Light: throughout. Ev-
RATES REASONABLE.
Finely stocked Cafe In connection.
A full line of Acker, Merrill 1 Con.
dit 60.. celebrated Winn. Liquor. and
Cigars always on hand.
'1‘. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
Telephone Cali. 306—8.
[hid Iii" Paper
1 AT COS}.
if you intend to paper your honit‘
this spring you will reap a benefit or
buying your wall paper now.
closing out our entire stock of Gold
Wall Papers at cost in order to mail:-
room for now goods.
Our Paper Hangers understand hung.
Crockery, Lamps, House Furnishing
Goods, Painters' Supplloo.
To ORDER.
Window Shades. Picture Framing.
OPIOIAL’.
Olatll Window Shades with Fringe.
26o; White Curtain Pom, with Flt-
Pnintlng, Paper Hanging, Bin Point
in.
L.H.DEcKtR,
cl Wnuhlnllton direct.
rat norm a. “warm.
On
opened a. plumbing shop and will do
all.
and gas fitting.
ARTHUR E. stature;
5 Monroe Street.
olti 6m.
desire to make it knolvn that than
kinds of plumbing, tin work, steam;
South Norwai
FRANK c :
VAN scor.
PLUMBING, , .
STEAM, _ it", ,
HOT WATER,
AND :
GAS FITTING.
and Z inc.
50 South Main Street.
Telephone 137-3.
South Norwalk, Conn. f ‘
We are
Buy now and
Begin the New Year by insuring with
United Bank Bldg. 80. Norwalk,‘¢onlh?
£8437
THE jONES & HOTCH
Life is a Chance. ~
Life insurance is a dead certainty.
F. H. FIELD, General Agent.“ ,2 '
Telephone 336-4).
. 19°
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
OTOVES AND RANGE.
our: AND TIN mosaic.
Gas and Steam Fitting}
In Fixturcc, Metal Celllnu. [It
HIV. you seen our milk
RICHMOND RANGES?”
K1590.
COMPANY.
it
I
South illcrwclk.
in a little larger than ever-
buy nice good: here. You]
we do the work In the very
minim.
contracts for house paid
will be gird to submit:
your work.
thing you need for NW
at your houu incident“;
17 WALL STREET. NORWA
‘Wonautul how low m
3.
‘1
‘WD' have taken I loot!
‘. tic?“
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