no: ,
no the daring balloon
ernoon of. Paul
. r
, out:
lestnight on the mud-
utizared by the lift savers
Baas .«
, “apart“. urine body but. an
, catch which had included
. malnourished which had,
under the direction of New
. , winter; of the Aero club of
ink as soon as word was receiv-
' ri‘y , yesterday that the
. ad been found with no trace
‘ mining occupant.
not evidently landed safely with
' W. dinflxhting his way out of
‘ in the darkness. had trav-
. aha t two fifths of the distance
that anes’l Beach to Amityville when
ad. He had crossed thirteen or
" different islands and had
or waded through the runlets,
b them. Up to almost the last
to his overcoat, which must
odometer soaked from the time
, ,,lt the first channel. lie stopped
it b’neift island he reached and re‘
is life presenter and the over-
i’. and then resumed the preacrver.
He at have felt that his strength
I ,3 out and the lights of Amity.
1 of have seemed almost as far
way as when he started. The over-
eat, still sodden. was found near the
file of the island just. where he had
. it" off before making the last
"had crossed the runlet and climb-
_ onto the boggy. shaking mass of
lid, and and (fetid bushes knbwn as
LG vefilaland. He crossed it. a distance
, perhaps one hundred feet. and ap-
prently as he reached the near bunk
moat. haVe stumbled and fallen ex-
. pasted into the shallow creek. He
may have cited from sheer exhaustion
eart disease before falling. When
the bady was found it lny,face down
athebo' .
’i‘hat ocquet. traveled as far as ho
gilt! is considered wonderful. He essay.
- a. trip that a strong man could not
~‘1lbaslbly complete, In daylight. .
' : The valve controlling the ropes of
the balloon when found indicated flint
the descent had been started by Noc—
llltetis action and that it must have
can gradual.
When Nocuuof started on his flight
destiny afternoon the wind was blow.
us out to sea. This meant that un.
less he should consent to come down
after being up but, a short time—haw
ingstnrted from the Bronx-«he would
“ surely be blown across Long island
shill!“ out. over the ocean. A lifo pro,-
ae fir was. carefully strapped inside
. the basket and the word to let so was
9 given.
The big bag soared into the air, hov.
‘ end, over Long Island City it t'cw min.
gm.” 0 then began its flight across
your sland. It passed over Jamaica,
ostrich City. Westbury. Jericho and
old ,flpring Harbor then darkness
' a and shut it from view.
', at the course of the balloon was
, tér passing over Huntington at about
. 3:15 9‘. to. there is no means of know-
‘ing. Nothing further was heard of it
ntil its discovery on .loncs‘ Bench,
as announced yesterday.
Captain Austin. of the Jones' Beach
Life Saving Station, who found the
alloon, reported this morning that it
' entiy had been dragged along
,edisihnoe in the sand. Tracks
, nt‘the balloon seemed to indicate
that the aeronaut had survived his
.flifiht. This fact gave the. searchers
rage throughout lilo day.
opioid George Smith of Antityville.
, "th Joined In the search yester-
'. located the body. Ai nightfall be
red Bass creek for a last effort at
either the man or his body.
mind the body in the mud and
Q, font to a stake. It will be tuit-
llor'mrtttyvillc today after having
Vlad by a coroner.
‘ Wilt the time the balloon was first
Noted by the bench patrol cries
" 'eard out in the buy in lilo tllrnc.
the Islands by Henry funny.
you ,in a houseboat. lic suppt s-
nails might, be those of night
or fishermen shooting to curb
d‘paid no great uttvntinh in
7i” ,an
m
P. c. SWIFT DEAD.
w
‘ if" of the Great Packing Firm of
' .' ‘Owii‘t l Co.
0N“. ‘April li.-—-FJ. C, Swift of
, 1..» member of the packing firm
.. it i 00.. died early today at
' cy House. where he engaged
.fi‘ rooms nhom nvo weeks one.
arms the cnnuo of death.
in a great niuanuro uncle
ntil yesterday. Mr. Swift was
tit pneumonia on March 2?
Qih'l wife was traveling in
use her husband wan strick.
the desire of Mr. Swift that
covered any alarm. and for
. » the new of his illness
“ .. for a few days. it in
but. Mrn. Swift in now on
America.
i am a native of sandwich.
with his brother Gustave
develop the packing in.
tire prominent features
being the perfecting of‘the
mm om. ~ .
, : "uucnimln.
Mask April BEG-inst?
‘ _. whence (on.
if?” Monarchy. who is
. M ,. can, " following
‘3 , . 1‘0- Mw York New Haven and Hartford
bar in I billio- ’ ' '
“we. aim ultra. will?“ “’”°°”“‘°""“
W
r of alien!!!
long island. no“. . ...
he bracket-tiers the tide ‘
in! not a great distance. . ,
Windham collapaed bai- '
Helait home when in h
gossip of Moi
, alberwnb:
women m
it e l n g In
stored to perfect
health by thin “or
stir. YOU maria“
gall if you will but
l
indignitonuum,
.. , 5‘ nearly all the alch-
, , 3 am that women
have. “lllmflnhe rye-m of, among
.monl and the delicate orna- plcuiiar tr.
homes ‘Iuaer-T vmkoa. and hunt
“and.
. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
enable: the stomach and dice-tin urgent
to digest and assimilate all of the whole
some food that may be eaten. it nouriahu
the body. and rebuild: the weak organs
restoring health and strength. Kodol cum
indigestion. constipation. dyspepsia. soul
risinge. belchinzmurtbum and all stomach
disorders. .
,Dipests What You Eat
. - I! ~ . ohm!“ from u 0 Ln-
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FOR SALE BY
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
Ask for the 1906 Kodoi Almanac and
200 Year Calendar.
COLONIAL WARS‘ NEW OFFICERS.
Nominations Submitted for Vote at
Meeting of May 2.
in accordance with the provisions of
tho cotr‘stitulion. and by order of the
council. the fourteenth general court
of the Society of Colonial Wars in the
state of Connecticut will be held on
Wednesday, May the second. 1906. at
the Hartford club, Hartford. at 3
o'clock in the afternoon, in comment-
oration of the first general court of
the. Colony of C(lilllyci'l'flli, held of
Hartford. on the first day of May. 1037
(O. 8.). at, which limo the sovereignty
of the colony was first asserted by the
formal declaration of war against the
nation of the Pequots.
The annual election of officers. suc-
reiiring class of the council, and the
committee on membership and histori-
cal documents. will be held.
The court. will adjourn in linto for
dinner. which will be served :it the
Hartford cub at 0 o’clock.
'llhc nominating committee has sub-
mitted the following list of names:
Charles Edward Gross. govcrnbr.
Bela Peck Learned. doputy-govcrnor.
Morris Beach Beardsley. lieutenant-
zovornor.
Frank Butlcr (lay. secretary.
Ralph William Cutlcr. treasurer.
Frank Butler tiny, registrar.
Willlnlon Walker, historian,
Chauncey Buitcc Browntcr,
lain. _
Gentlemen of the council, to fill va-
cancics CiillSt‘ii by the retiring class
and to serva until iil0il—~isnnc Wash-
ington. isnac Washington Birdseye.
Timothy Huggins Bishop.
Si nailing commit i cos-wCommii fees
on tucmbcrnhlprtwood Collins.
George t‘dwln ’i‘aintor. bowls Boers
Curtis, . thn Dry Jackson. Arthur [‘ch
finawcil Sbipman.
Committee on historical documents
«Samuel l-iart. William Deinss love.
Thomas flay Seymour, F'rnncls (looti-
win. Frederick John Kingsbury.
chap-
CON NECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were issued April 3.
1906. List furnished from office of A.
M. Wooster. solicitor of patents.
Bridgeport. Conn.:
Wm. 1‘. Kirk. Ilrldgeport, fireproof
window frame and sash.
} Barney Murphy. New Haven. trolley
uu-p.
H. D. liincklcy, Hartford. antisllp
attachment. for ladders.
Noll Striker. West Hartford. chock
piccc for bridle bite.
14min .i. Dirtuul. 'i‘orrlnaton, remov-
nillc dust protective cover.
Jun. W. Moshlor. Waterbury. mn~
chino for making nnatal burn or rods.
1(irritation Pfciffcr, New Britain, boot,
Ni . . l
.i. 1.. Mttitoncy. Nunsntucit. two pe-
tenfs: striped rubber tubing; method
of and apparatus for making striped
fabric front plastic material.
Nelson i). Henley, Moriden.
mntio combination piano.
Daniel I’. (loolcy. (lranby, seed clean-
Int: apparatus.
ill. (i. (luniafeon and H. G. Olsaon.
North Grouvonor Dale, salvage stop
motion for looms)
.inmeu loverouc. New London. nur-
gicai intuit.
Arthur W. Owen. Winston, clock.
Wm. 3. Ward, Huntsville. carpen-
ter‘s chest. .
P. A. Whitney, Southington. Journal
bearing.
Trademarks.
Challenge Cutlery Corn. Bridgeprot,
rotors. 7
8. Ct Holley and 00., Deanery. stiff
r a s. ‘ ‘
international Silver on. Mormon.
mo trademarks: aliver plated hollow
re. .
'iforton Mtg. 00.. Bristol, steel hair
in roan.
regressive hits. 00.. 'l‘orrlhpton. in.
tat-all combuntion engines.
noun warn on: i.
pear '
unto-
MllLLKN LU
Charles is. Mullen, president of the
. "I” W ~
dent Roosevelt a't lunm~
. fixation
boners determined. The Post is into
censors to the thrill? members of the. ‘
court by her attorney.
and ”will hold her until hei- m
“‘me M
W“
few days there is every reason i
bblié‘t’ie that the name of General H .
ry Av. bishop will be ‘I‘iiiilil'ii‘tiiii
mentioned in connection w tit thorium.
it close friends of Genet-iii an”
aerial
tried, that he shall be played in non:
f tion and a conference of them we
bid: in Bridgeport last. night. severe
downstream rentals parts ‘of the state.
No one could breathe a word today in“
reiterate the result of this meeting. ,’
' General Blanch last brute campaign
should be nominated for first place on
the ticket at the present timehit. waif
general Bishop's blah standing and
known political ability and faithful.
liens were all mentioned as showing
him to he an ideal candidate for this
position. ‘ .
that all of General Bishop’s irie (ill
warcalso friends of Senator Mc ell.
of Bridgeport, who has been prominent~
ly mentioned for the gubernatorial no.
Initiation and that in case of General
bishop’s selection the senator would
be taken off. «lie would either be
nominated for congress or lieutenant
governor.
Senator McNeil “Was seen today just.
as news entering his office. He said
he had heard nothing about General‘s
Bishop's name being mentioned for
the nomination. Ho said he had no
representative at the meeting of the
Democratic state control committee at.
Waterbury other than the three dole
goes from Bridgeport.
He also said in hurl:
“I am not going to make a contest
for tho. nmninutlon. I am here if the
pcoplo.wani. me but if Mr. 'l‘hnyer in
favored. or anyone else, i will turn in
and work for the candidate. i am no
oflirc seeker and had rather have the
friendship of my follow citizens than
all the (.tfllccs on earth. One thing
may he understood if i should be soul
to Hartford something will happen up
there you can rely on that."
A LUCKY POSTMIBTREBS
is Mrs. Alexander. of Cary. Mo... who
has found Dr. King's New Life Pills to
be the host rt-tncdy she ever tried for
keeping the Stomach, Liver and Bow-
els in perfect order. You‘ll agree
with her if you try those painless purl-
flcrs that infuse new life. Guaranteed
by F. ii. iluxiur, South Norwuik, and
Id. P. Weed, Norwalk, druggisfa. Pl'lt“
20c. 'r
"DiCK" HALSEY iN MAD DOG
CHASE.
Well-Known Commercial Traveler
Meant Walk—But.
NAUGA’I‘UCK. April 5.~~S(lillii WIS!“
acre once.- rcnturkcti iltnt a horn was
a man who could borrow money from
tho rent collector or was not afraid of
his moihcr-in-luw. But. the aforesaid
philosopher did not know “Dick" lini-
sey, the wcli~known commercial imv
eler who resides at, 208 Lewis sit-cot.
"Dick" has demonstrated his right to
break into the James K. l-lackctl typo
of hero slncc he ttstt’tnishcd the good
pcoplu of this burg by chasing a mud
dog. wltilc armed with an unloaded rc-
volvcr.
The dog ran amut-k in the peaceful
vullcy hamlet last Monday. Ho was
owned by u Infill nomad Brennan and
when prunes wcrt- scrvcd at the (chic
threc. consecutive tiuics. the canine
thought it was about time to draw thc
line. He got. mad and was locked on
In the cellar. Shortly afterward when
he had developed a choice quality of
froth at the mouth the animal made a
dash through the cellar and hurtllcti
down the quiet street. snapping vic-
iously at. the oldest inltubiiunt who
was telling a crowd of four “hawthorn"
about the hard winter of 1870.
The dog had just taken a juicy bit
out of a little girl's leg when Mr. liui~
ney hove in night. The gallant Rich»
ard, ever a friend of the fair sex in
distress, ecized his trusty revolver.
which was big enough to sink a ship.
and started in pursuit. Tho angry
brute pursued by a mob of" 23 boys. five
women. seven ladyliltc dogs and Mr.
Halsey. was finally cornered in front
of Mr. L. C. Warner's residence.
“Don’t. cheer while the poor follow Is
dying." said the humnnc Mr. linlkcy no
he pulled the trigger oi‘ the rm’ttlver.
When the hero had opened his eyed
the dog was batting his left cyc in an
offensive manner. Dick‘s revolver wnl
not loaded. Chief Sclunltit. of tho Nun-
‘xatuck police, finally loot-toned up and
shot 'the animal with tho poiicu do-
purimcni. arsenal.
W
HEiHEIs REVEALED lN couar.
Account of stealing. the Charge II
A Dropped.
NEW YORK, April rim-initial: bur ar-
raignment ycuiortiny on a charge of
larceny. Ebola Eldridge. of Clientcrfieid,
Conn, was informed that fillt‘. had full.
on heiress to un unfun- worth 0100.000.
Upon hearing this new: tho cmplnin-
ant dropped the larceny charge against
the girl.
The estate In that of the girl‘s father.
who was a chicken farmer of Chester-
fiold and who died March (if. The girl.
who is seventeen year» old. came here
at the beginning, of the your, having
run away from‘her home. she obtained
Work as a domestic in the condense of
Mlsaililia March. who yesterday coitu-
eti her arrenton a charge of nit-allot
clothing valued at 0150. The letter nth
accusing the young girl’s occasion to
wealth was written by her aunt. Mn.
Agnes colonies. and was presented in
“You father died today." it read in
part. "and you are the only heirena to
0100.000 and theiargc manor house?
“i don’t care in press the chum
against the girl." said her employer
”for the latter had been read. There
it on Police Magistrate finale. before
our the case, had been called. I l
”Mann chat-go film” inobrri ‘ his
or
infirm out ht"
: in um um-
detained min -v . .
in m _ if Milli". brim
c
can yesterday.
was in the field as nominee for lien;
tenant governOr. He made a line run .
and it. is, believed by home that: he
fbtimnied that a lot bf quiet effectual :‘
Work would he done in hlk interests:
The Bridgeport Post's informant said ,
to it
on“. . ,
Headache. nuns. titanium.
or bier-mun lam-def». .
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SGHBNCK b
M‘ANDR‘K‘KE‘ PILLS
«m allow 7»- in institutional. Thy
“breathe llver.‘ ;
not: be» we in American hm prove than
ifl-N mi «
”amino;
:6 com I but
it’s getting at. nowadays that even
the man who shaves himself doesn't
fall that the job is finished until he
drops a tip in his own pocket.
l...
Uqui
Veneer. m
The Best Furniture Polish.
For five days we
will sell 50c bottles
for 25c.
E. E. Gotham,
DECORATOR.
TELEPHONE-452.
10 FIRST ST.
as
Strictlu Fresh Counlnl
EGGS
25c
-A. Stull,
24 college Ave. East Normllt. Ct.
' Tel. Call. 223—0.
new “that. new finish a
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
Wu: 1-4»an
In like! November 18, "00.
LIAVI OOUTH NORWALK FOR
.. NIW YORK.
A. l-u-fltlllx ii: 0:408. 0:183.
etc, 0:“, 1:43] azitlf’ 3:43. 9:03:
0:82:, 0:80. 10:50:. 11:05, 11:17:.
P. madam”. 1:06, 0:053. 0:31.
4:281, 0:00. 6201:. 0:80. :003, Mill.
8:00]. 0:031. 10:".
Oundlyl.
A. l.-il:iilil. 0:821. 0:01. 8:00
012:,
P. lie-’36”. 0:0”. 0:40. :01!
tampon. 0:281. 0:081. 10:10.
le YORK tron OOUTH NORWALK
A. ammo. 0:00 0:50. 0:001. 0:00
Mix. 0:003, 0: . 10:01:. 10:00
11: x 11:00.
P. ic-«tnotx. 1:01. noon. 1: .
0:313, 0:44;. 4:03. 1:08,. Milli. 5:
6:25, 6:003, 0:08, 0:60. 0:0“.
0:80. 11:00:, “:00;
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abflhi’fw‘l’in m
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WUTH NORWA K to [NW
RAVI
A. M.~il:0iix.”itiix. 1:801. tut.
7:20.l:30.0:iix 10:01! 11:11. 11:“.
. a than i' 'iié .m
l ' 3 i i i 3
0:“: iii! ‘
5.. ‘. e I I.
aim nil“ Ian.
1! 10:."
are : .
0 dis.
I l i
on. one 0200:. , .
000m Initiated“ Millie .
A. lire-0:00. 0: 0:00.
P. “wit”, it _ If“. 0m, 7:“.
1.340:
" was disallowed yesterday by Supreme
> over. 01.000000 alleging that he had
' -. was much
“ but: finally a compromise was reached
, and 040.000 in stock of the tea com-
. . claim as a partner with (lilman in the
. ed knowledge of any such agreement
. E. NORWALK.
“fl .
, in am r ,
cuts of thin city. has vocab/mi anon»
or not back in her endeavors to no.
care more of the wealth that came-
rouali file cruel-urine of the utllliouv
_ , leather-chant. The {allowing been
i , _ thebubiact reveals the latest
, c smart in Mrs. Hull‘s auitazt
flail. divorced wife of~Blakely Hail.
title of his partner, George F. Gilmen.
Court Justice Fitzgerald. . ,
Mrs. l-inil who lived with (‘liltnun
at .itlstrtfsltience at Black Rock. made
“a claim against his. estate for the en-
tire fortnnc amounting to considerably
promised to leave her overythin out
,of gratitude for her care of him. here
litigation in consequence
by which she accepted $20,000 cash
puny. At the some time Hartford's
business was settled by giving him
$700,000 in common and $150,000 in
preferred stock.
Mrs. Hull then brought suit. again-
st him alleging that there was an un-
derstanding between them that she
was to gut one-third of whatever he
got. in the settlement. Hartford dent.
and Justice Fitzgerald in dismissing,
hor complaint, says that the proof of
any such contract. is very definite and
uncertain. All the facts and circum-
stances, he says, appeal to the con.
science of the Court to refuse a decree
for specific performance with a quick
citing and compelling force which can
tint. be overcome.
“in the circumstances, he says. the
case is critically (me which requires
Ibo exercise. of the Court's discretion
and therefore, no dismisses the com-
plaint. fooling that ii‘ there was no
intentional deception of Hartford there.
was at local sufficient failure to (lis-
clost- the tttaicriul facts to warrant lilo
denial of the relief sought by Mrs.
IInII.
STOP THAT COLD
or It may result in Pneumonia. Brn-
zliiun Balm is breaking up (loltis when-
ever tried. almost without. exception.
lo. 25. 50c anti $1.00 bottles-Tito Clif
ford. Baxter's anti Pluisicil’n. '"
Begin every day with the thought
that you are to succeed.
‘ Highness”
Sample Suits
Worth $15 to $18
AT
$9 . 95
AT GOTTLIEB’S.
A Jack of all Trades
in not what the pgmltzxmt waeyn‘mn
is done right and when i any A job
is done. it: done.
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT.
Plumbing. Tinnlng and steam Fitting
5 Monroe Street, So. Nor-walk.
llailg Line hi. i.
for freight Only.
On and after Tuesday. January 2
i006, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28. East River. New York, (foot
of Dover street). every day, («can
Sunday). at i p. in. Freight received
at Norwailt up to t p. in. and Soul)
Norwalk up to 5:80 p. m. .
NDRWALK eTaAMIOA‘r co.
Aiming J. Omith c. o. Monomer
Lou“. Omani Aunt
wwa.y.~-
William EMoek'er
General
STEAM HEATING.
Honest Work and Ample Ex-
parlance.
litter at. Bath Mon.
ADDRESS POST OFFICE 30;: 047.
6‘1. tuitiuitto
% ‘ PREFERRED shill“
int
New ifur hull 07mm 00’
um
010000 or :M in national
.0” can can
y from data of 335.. Bind ,
or linked ten new. 1‘» titanium
obesit- paid for profile. with intranet
lurpku, show "suits. verticals" on
mil“: OOIUIIN. in it” '
I I ’ . _
it la. Infant. goal: would
no not tardetthnt
Dr. Humphrle
.it"
i
"The claim not upvbv Helen Potts.
t‘fbn‘o’dhird of the 0850.0001i‘n shock.
the Great. Atlantic-and Pacific Tea 2 ,
Oompany which George A. Hartford
« mceivadJn the nettlemont. of the es-
Iit ntractor and Number.
grandma fhhfllbdu ,‘
. I'M 3mm of
, has freshman under his pen-
, * ' 'malnnparvlpimflinbeiisinfiley.
‘I, , g ,- _ ;, Mmonetoileoeiveyonlntms.
All Oomhdmlmigwxmwda‘Jmm-gmdaam but; I
We and. W-fipeflence management.
' "-7 Q’. i. ' ‘ " 1
What is! CASTORIA’ .
are *“Wstili'awgyl‘ificmxmufihm ~
contains neither 0pm ; ' ' i
t I. to;
”WP, but? not other Narcotic
tip‘ in tum-antes. 1,1: annoy- Worm
f his. It cures Diarrhoea‘ehd Whit!
a. cunning Troublemoueea .Oonsnlpation
and thulenoy. [transimiiatea the Food. regulates the
Stomach and *Bowels, giving'healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’l Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA aways
.' /, Domino Signanreof .
The Kind i011, Hare Always Bough
‘ \hnllse For OVer 30 Years.
" ‘ m «mocha-hm; n‘ was" am". up: was cm.
,. t
"
They'll-latch 8: Bailey Co.
' Lumber and Mill Work for Everulhino.
From a Plygery to a Palace. -
a,” "7"”777“ K. i' 2.: -2. .
Spruce, Chestnut and Yellow Pine Timber from 2 in. x 2 in. to 12 in. x 12
in.. 10 it. to 40 ft. long. All kinds and grades of soft and hard wood lumber
and flooring. Complete stock of doors.sash. blinds and house trim of various
kinds of wood. Every dealeripilon of will work by skilled mechanics, and
boat machinery. Large kilntlrylng facilities. Window glass and various
kinds of colored and inncy,.giass. Single. double and triple ply TAR PA-
PER, sheathing paper, “LiNCOLN” and “ABATITE” roofing papers.
Water Street. Telephones—Yard. 46; Mill, 46-3. So. Norwalk.
~—‘.
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Coal". Coal Coal.
Let us introduce our high grade Lehigh Jedda or Highland Coal
to you. It will keep you warmed for less money than any other
Coal you can buy. Try a too when your bin is empty.
Harris 6- Gene Co.
Tel. 450. as warm: STREET.
._.......
TO UNDERSTAND
that. Quality and Good Value make the
vcry foundation of our business prin-
ciples. We try always to give our
customers merchandise of the
HIGHEST QUALITY
and to charge most moderately for
everything we sell.
We have Just received our spring
stock of Baby Carriages and (lo Carts.
Every carriage in the store is this
spring's style, as We did not carry one
chr from last season. They range
from the small folder at $2.00 lo finely
upholstered Go Curt at ”9.00.
. ~, sold on Euy Paymentl.
A. J. ‘ANGEVINE a son.
Furniture. etc. 134 Waahington at. so. Norwalk. cc.
“pom WORRY i" " SMILE.
Have your wiring brought up to requirements and save fifteen
per cent. increase on insurance.
in Road a nu [bellied do...
We guarantee all our work. Pitonc 82-4.
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