V' Mrs. Clifford Randall has returned
h‘olll a visit: to Now Yet it
Frederick: in lead the V1115“?t
ing or the $111 1br aIlla (1'. tonight
Jig” o‘y'g‘itler”h sloop Captain in in the
n to tell. need.
Mré. Arthur" W'rfidalih, who was
oporiatodrzpn recently. in getting along
n.1r1'1dmnn so... yesltorday flout
fishing and returned with a bag of
beauties. . 1,
A new one. has moved into the
house next to the kosher meat market
on the bridge.
The schoonei A. F.1{eep is disc'hnrg
ing a cargo of crushed stone at the
Ferris whni'vei‘t.
Milk" ‘Jtilin Dai'l‘ow, who won o'peint
(1K1 on recently, is gottiitg along nicely
at the .Norwniit Hospital.
Recent guentp of _.Mr and Mrs. Irn
Which in Ridgei'ield, Were Mrs. l-leniy
L. Seymour and Sylvester Lockwood,
of East Norwalk ' '
MIB. Benjamin Thomas of Betta
street; hail wormed home after a visit.
with out Of tom) friends.
A meeting of Golden. Rule Cllcll‘,
Kings Daughters was licld this after-
noon at tho'home of Mrs. Satan Stap-
les Pine Hill street.
—-—l)on’t inisii‘ P'tistlme exhibition.
Randall's Hall, E. Norwnlk. ”Sat eve,
8 o'clock. Wrestling. tumbling. clever
gymnnstics by champions
The atomic; Addie V towed out. the
two roasted sohdoiiér Maine, which lulu
been discharging a can go of Wood until
at the St Gourge Pulp ‘and Paper Com-
pany.
Soundings \vcré m'lid'e yesterday for
the piling for a new utoro to be. locultid
opposiio the Keog' ‘liltflldiiig next to
Boutiy’ s stot (1 A mil Notwalk than
will eiect tlic bullifii'ig.
0 word has yo bi‘bu iocolved ro‘
guiding the whereabbuts of W.
Bi UllaOll, the Dust Not-walk moat dew
let. Ar-tliut Carifiwho has been plné
oil in the store as keeper. in having
a line chance to‘ loath the merit and
grocery business. ‘
Rev. C. M. Pegg, formerly pastor
of the East Avenue Methodist Church
and pastor for several years of the
South Norwalk Methodist Ch“l‘:,(ll at
funded the weekly pinyor meeting at
the church lust evening. Mr Pogg in
the guest. of Mt. and Mrs. Finiik Scy‘
iiiour of Row on street.
cuneo HEMORi‘i‘HAoEo or THE
Louisa
“Several years 'n‘ln‘he‘ my lungs were
so badly affected lhn‘til frail funny hem.
orrhnges," writcs'A 'M. Alto of Wood
lnd. "I took treatment with sevetnl
physicians without1 Elly- benefit. 1 thou
started to take yls Honey and Tar.
and my lnngn‘ 'a'i‘li" now its Bound its '1;
bullet. l recomm d it in advance)?!
stages of lung onbl " Foley' 5 Honey
and Tar 11 l to “await and heals the
ml!“ iElel'iliun results
lungs. 1111de
from a cold. . Home substitutes.
Piaisled' a Drug Store.
Rdwn'llrrou.
Several lnrm catches of trout have
been made Elnora Apiil 1
The muddy and min places on the
comb y road hoveliicai' iy all disappear.
06.1. . . '
‘ Warren Atw.itiii' returned from
Long Island and has n position with
'Wthe Tokoneko Corporation.
Anti the mold is yet in a cold
lillll we condition formers are plow-
iiiii the null for early crops.
01 Kelley 'Whflmbonpiod tho Tut-
llo voltage 9. WW. Bluff last. out:
uwr. will spent the "wnmi wonthbr
ltldgollold :titily
l"' who indies of the a“million-o Hook and
douqampgpp w onioi a inaction
on “Tue“ d‘v‘n it's lit 7‘: 3 o'clock. at
the tuition» of Mn. 11.8. Enrolay.
itowuylon tivoliiio.
liowurd Bell, of Now Haven. ltiui
lillllll um visitor with is lot. or, (lupittin
Ohil'l our 1 'on ”outta. will
SCOTT’S EMULSION
is more than a. fat food.
There is no animal fat
that compam with it in
nourishing and building
up the wasted emaciated
body Theft-tie: why chll~
dren and mnflmlc‘ girls
thrive 91;; gm {at 1WD“,
That: is why persons
with ammunition tendon-
ash and
' new-nabb-ue'riratii 1113 lllc tset- tibia
today Mm
in: expedition t
“Dodo” Milli: of New on
the mount for unloliiims RE
. lili‘ .
Oél'ery,' 9dr hulllili, "3 " 10c
' tool-puma homqnmflrqne'q. Rhubarb. -
New Potatoes and Bt'wot Potatoes.
Robortsmnh
“I!!!““Mi’hll '1: id. ’11,], W- («t 1 "W. 1:
Phone 2514. Rowoyton. Conn.
may... 11.- ..._...... NW...“ -. .- “Mm-..“ ,
Demo ALNOROWN
Misu‘H en loitiso Jolii'le has return
ed liom Brooklyn.
Dragnet. 1Lyiioii spent Wednesday
at his home in Bothel.
Waition Atwoter lino retuined from
a when 5 visit in Newport. I
'Ml'ss't Julie ‘Biotzel, of New York;
baskbeen visiting Dutien friends this
do .
the past week at his old home, Mt.
Kinco. , 1
Min. G. H.1N0xon is attending the
National Convention, D. A. 11., nt
Washington.
Mrs. Alfred .lollifi’e will oiiteit'nln
friends at whist. this evening.‘ The
prizes will boirom Old Point Comfort.
John Kuncrt baa ioaigned as man-
nger o'i' "Gleiibreeken" the fancy
stock and poultry faint of John D
Cilntmiiis and has rented a house for
the summer in the Nordin Block. be
my avenue. ""
(lumen M. Williuott. Mt' Aiwuter and
son, Louis Atwator. have positions as
carpenters with Gilbert & 00., of
New Ycrk.‘wlio are now erecting the
fil’tl-HiOl'y building in Stamford for the
Yale & TQWne Wotks.
An Easier service was rendered
last Sunday evening in the Methodist
Church. . The ptistt‘n Rev. George
Freeman gave Very positive expres‘i
slona of belief upon long-contested
quotations oi' ielig'loun doctrine.
Frederick Cru’nc'. of New Yotk spent
Siillldlty with Mr. and Mrs. ltouuld 1).
Lyon. Mrs. Lyon's mothei. Mrs.
Cldlle. will rcium to New York this
week fioiti Arkansas. where. one. visit.-
ed hei sister, who is seriously ill
Mf‘il. George ‘1.Kiili of Derby Conn,
spout from Wednesdny to Friday of
A. last week with her mother Mina C
A Boles. who iii‘ quite 1111111 her home
on Bell nveni‘ie‘ 'Mrs. Kirk ’wlll re
turn next week to be with her molliei.
‘ Mrs. R 1). Lynn has met. with line
success "on her poultry Inrm,wherl1
may be seen‘ some veiy handsome
fowls. The large. richly rolored
Bhodo lplnnd red rooster won the
first and ficond p'rliie ‘ut1 the Stunt-
ford poultry show.
One of the Darlon liindmni'kn. the
ancient. barn next. to Win. W. Hill
iui'd's residence on Maple nvonud ivuu
taken down this week. William ll.
Iaingdon purchased it mutton of the
timber 1"oi the constiucilon of it build
ing on his pitipeimty
x-Don‘t use harsh physics. The re
notion weakens the bowels. lends to
chronic constipation. Got lioan‘s no
gulctu. They operate onslly, tone tht
ulomach. cure constipation.
WESTPORT-
A. 0. Bradley and wife are visiting
relatives in Brooklyn.
Hawthorn ion has been renovated
and is ready for the summer oom-
pnigu" ~
The. Misses Robert of Brookly
Y.. are being entertained by Mon 5 hi
this Vicinity.
Mis. W. H. Taylor, J12, iii lamenting
the loan of her pet terrier. Them in
autispicion that. the animal has been
stolen.
There is general activity in the
Forms cottages preparatory to their
opening for the season. ii. iii oxpoii
ed that the most. of them on the slum-
month.
A LUCKY ROBTMIOTRROO
is M111. Alexandrina Men who
has found Dr. King' a oNow L'ifo Pills to
be the bout remedy she ever tried for
kfepinzi tho mulch, Liver and Bow
in perfect. order. Yoii'zl agree
with her if you try those pain can purl
not-ii flint infuse new lilo. (itiiirnnicod
by F. H. Baxter iiith Norwulk, and
E. 1’. Wood. Norwu k, druggiiits. i’rico
'50.
1'2 Mr and Mrs. ll'rod ,Biillory and non
‘ . wlaltoll over
CRANBURY.
Mrii. ll‘rnd Gregory is ill.
. Albert Newman in working for it. 1..
Gregory. I111:
' Mm H. M. ll‘l low viiiltoil over E1111
lot- with minivan in midtown.
Mrs. C'. E. lli‘o‘lxory npont Wntlnca
day with Mrii. Wood. in Norwalk.
1 Mn. Lester Gregory. of Brooklyn.
in visitor: ll’or' fitothtir. m Wymnn.
1;".1Hngxaurzg hull Faith} inter place.
at opar n or ' lions.
“Rodin that" linens. of Nor-
w‘aik, went 'l'tiouday 1.‘vith Mrs. Wei
Mimi Bertie Miller. of Dunlittry, Vill‘
lied ovoi- Easter with Mitts Bertie You
Home”.
Mrs. H. Ambler, of Bridgeport. viii»
Gregory. .1. ‘
ry Betta of East Nora
ramp»?
. .11 ..
ill.
(by .yjmtdi M l'u. liut
fury: hitter. .1: «modes
Ell
Meme E. Bailey has been ‘sp‘endiiig _
will be occupied by the fllBl. of next boo
find em- Sunday with Mrs. Minnie
my 15
n the honpltal the ant three n'eoiia‘.
tomorrow
flied ow
l 1 Poplar
d ' . / rower. i
Pl oi
oi”, ,
1 is no Tuesday.
inn ' ' tvl'bnty-ni yearn old.
and bud been in Mr. Allen' a pobsoaalon;
during its entiie life.
Wiley.” tat... wiilzliiiait' Mir mother."
in Perth Amboy. before returning.
Mr and Mrs. N.
11ny surpgliicd G
u on of r
fro Maigret-11.8
a jolly time wan EVenVloyed by all
DTOMACH'AND LIVER‘ ‘l'ROUBLl!
Orino Laxative Fruit Eyrupv com
digestion. and stimulates the liver and
bowels wlt'hont irrlt‘étlng thesis organs
.lilte pills and 0 3“?le; onmartics It:
“cures indigeii‘iid on sick headache
and clironio constipation. Orino Lax-1
ntlvo Fruit Syrup does not unusento
.or gripe and is mild and pleasant to
tnko. Refuse anbbtitntea. Plalstod's
Drug Stores. '1 "
NEW CANAAN.
. . ' . m
E. A. mullet; hue born in Boston
and New Yorlt‘ or 1119va (hiya.
Mrs. F. B Light was' guest of
[ii‘euds in Stamford, We'dnétidi'tv
Allison Bonel is now clorking for
torg'e B. Smith. the nowadealet'.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. S. Bullock are at
their summer hotel in Nyack, N. Y
.ldhn. Devannii. who is ill at his home.
on Richmond Hill is said to be no
bottei. . .
Howard lellcr who has been work
lug; in New York, has returned home
turf the summer.
‘ Miss Anna Rodiiner has been the
guest. of Miss Helen O'Neil Bridge
port for seveial dn'ys.
Albert Beiggi'en, a former clerk at
the Central Pharmacy. in now employ
ed in it Ridgolield pharmacy. '
Molntotih's Moving. Pittuie Coni-
tinny inhibited at the Opera House,
Monday and 'l‘ucsdliy tweiilngs.
ville have returned to their Studies ill
Yale, after it vacation of several (ltiys.
Clnienco Kirk who lion been \1..l' it
tug his grandparents. in llztili'oml tit-c
one will rot'uin to his home in llroolr
lyn, Sunday.
Stigbert llilnkorltot‘f lint; lllf't‘ill nlilo
to leave his litli lllllilillinlls of his
permanent reinvery me most pluzisiu'
to his many friends
Miss lloleii Met‘ titlliy ninl sluloi
Mrs. W. H. Wiiiloru. of New York. who
have been stopping til llit ll‘tttltanll
House lot several days lt:'i\e ttluin
11d homo.
D. R. Merrill. lllll jeweler, who was
severely poisoned by iiivt‘etirr. is
much boiler. \ir Mll"'.'lilli-, int-o sui’
fared the most soreness from the
weed. 1111 iii under the curt of Dr C.
H. 80011110. 5 ..
About fli‘ty persons comprised the
theatre party to New York, Wodn‘oudiiy
evening. Most of the party nticudoil
the Bui'iitiiii £1. Bailey circus nl lil.id‘t
son Squaw (.‘iui'doii. They i'titiriiotl b.)
special lruin nt 1258' n 111.. yesterday".
The nevi and handsome residence
or Btui'gtrs Collin that has been orcrt~
id in SmiIhR Ridge is all runsly lot
itottptinrty. lift. and Mimi-i (.‘oiliit will
horn in loium row This is one of we
lost bountiful ll‘lltl obttly residuum-s
n town.
Miss l"\'ll_\ll BOfit‘lii bus 10' lLll‘ d ill‘l‘
tohitlon n8 bookkeeper \vllh lllt
\t-k'er. Merrill & Cori‘ilil Company.
‘lridgcporl. and is inking n Sill‘l'lfli
:ourse at Merrill College. Stamford
iftri' which she will“ take ll. position
villi tho Swift Mont‘CompnnJ'. iii the
tiller oily
l‘ltidgus 'loi tin1 ii-gulur firemen
or on file police litivo been present
111 to the the department.
lite til ovory lira- untti the. llto polit'o
int 0: npowmod to maintain ”Hit"! and
ili‘ii‘lll litiorioi'l-Mo ftom outsiders
iiiloss they are titllrd up‘tm for help.
l‘lio badges were provided by the
borough
The local ice dealers how
the price of ice from 15 conic per hun-
tired to outlined; places. rind 30 cent!
to lantlilos‘; to 30' cents to bualnm.
places it it 50 cents to families. 1““
donors are more than theiisual crop
of ice. but. it iii alleged that they have
ll offered more limit the prevnllln
local price by but down. portionul in-
1111 it attindii in tho tonnes.
The town of New cannon has been
divided into notion lire ill-limit. and
fly! following citilono have been up
pointed in til disliict forest lino
wurdonii: bite 011k Binnie l‘iiink
N. liortdn; Titlin‘ndgo lllll Junior. 8.
mo: Points 1.11111111111er Kelly:
0 ioko. W. W. "(3utuioii; littikluborr
. z. momma: Butler limo...
A. Schollcr. There iii it ntiilntr to H;
effort that my son or Dill‘himn r11
fllBillfl to ”flunk fire wntdouii in
limo of fire 0 a mammalian of
m... wm '1'
Mini. E. 1.. Gregory. who has been 1;... 1 .
is expected to be ab 13 to return boVnin .‘1
_ NanJi-s. Oberlin Bunion wont Vto RinntlmVVVIV‘m
propérty. shall be line'd not loss than
stomach nod liver troubles as it alda‘ ,
'lleiijnniln F‘. Mead and Henry Sou»
:mil '
Hereafter ..
l is the Intention to establish :1 lire!
i' dined
' (initiator and Plum.
ago. tub;
31 ”3‘4
iii! "'
will... .11.
Mrll. Carolina Wynian has moved
fill. and not more than 8100.
W
ALLAN w. PAIGE'S' PROPERTY
‘ PURCHA '
11
Speculation As to Use to Which it
May a: tit.
BEDDING, April 2(l.—-$omo of the
miners liavti evolved the notion that
1111. W“. Vulgo'n purchase of Jump
Hill piopoiiy‘ may have been made
partly with an eye to the future needs
or the Bridgepm'taCoiln'ty Club With
nearly 500 acres at his command Mr
Paige will have room enough for a.
summer mansion and groundn and also
(or Hoff llii’ke, tennis eo'urlii' b'all
ibund‘ii II an ideal bounty for
”11.1.1.5 bull lug til! tho prolébtod
.. :V‘ ”W" NW.
A Jack'of it‘ll Trades
to not what the people. want when they
requirr good workmanship. My work
1: along. right and when i say A job
"3'9?“ its done .
.' Anti-NR E. oElilEblci'.
Piumb‘lm. Tinning and Steam Fitting.
«Midonroo 'Sfrgot, iSo. VVNVo‘i'Vwalk'.
thin the hi i.
fortnight Only.
On and after Tuesday. January
906 Freight Propellers will leavia'
’ler 18 East River, New York, (foal
if Edvér ulsreoil. every day, (except
ibndnv). at 4 11.111. eight received
.1 Norwbilt up to 4 in End South
1lorwnl'ft up to it: 30 p. "
NORWALK STEAflBOAT 09...
Mining J. Smith
Lou”
4:11.010.
In
Donor-i '3
baht
fl-..“
[ill liliilllil BANK
SOUTH NOVRWALK. CQNN.
TRANS/tom A 24.51.
BUS!
AL BANKING
...___—.—
CAPH’A‘L.
mo. coo. Q
SURPLUS AND anortts.
unsound
aowm H. MATHEWSON: Pm.
JOHN H minor: Vida. Pros.
JAodE M. LAva. Cunt-r.
DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Kiri‘uppV JShroud) Cranium
vn 1? iWall I luv
outflows John 31min.“
Fred "1H. Rowan.
“fl" i..1'
notifier-0d - ‘11
' "“E‘IDUWIRON"
Step in arid get
Elli Fire.
‘1
.ji’hl' 1" 5.11.3"
. psi: "gt 133M113. .1.
. '1. 1' .1
.lfl' if.”
DEGDRAIOII
STEM! liEA‘flliB. 1
her original real ennui pui'oliau’e at
.1 .nxelh'ol' she paid about smut) for the
‘ might pass for dressed work 1 j
. The extensive building operations
‘ and lmproyementiz Which D.
‘ llll‘pllll Iliow resultl.
. toque-t.
'; 1m
it COMPA
~ 9 mt.
, Lame buck Elinil...‘........2fio ouch
'. ruin-11.1111... 2611
,. Wu 1211
'.§iiitlk donut
it 111 pm to
will. in tho tra db Willis JD u H
3.00mi). of Bfldnopor rid ”the price
imam upon tori tho itilltin innit iii
mid to be about 113 000 and thut for
the Moore Diode itbout'szulil
James Nichols of Greenfield died
“all it”? at that home of hi ron'iiitlnw
fimefiiohula. on tho duo. , The
l’
but .1 strained to. be making a animate
ory noeovory born the injury. As he
finished 9n meal Euuduy evening the
let- blood veouoi of our brain
lldivod by death in at low, min
liter.
"Minn F‘rnucca Warner halt added to
Knob crook about eight acres or river
meadow nouih of the highwni'. Alto-
proncrty. The main meat re ot the
old house which she will eqonstrutti
material so carefully inflected that it
Ban:
foril has under way include the sink
water supply to;- the plwemlseli:
The papers translprii the John
than Whitehead {ilucoV in lomnt Val
ley to- Mr. 'Bi'at'i by bus boon passed.
alley effect a lease nod a purchase op-
on.
improvements. indicating that lie in-
tends to exercise the. option.
property and the consideration was it
little less than 52. 000.
William Keuinoy, from whom Mark
Twain puicliased the Noah Sherwood
place. has bought the. John Wilson
place below John) Hill in Easton.
'l‘lio sunken flower garden which
will be a unique routine of Noble 1“.
Hoggsou' 3 beautiful grounds this aunt
‘m‘er is to have a foundation in the
router.
Mr. *lioggéoit obtains his wutet sup-
ply 'by pumping [tout the sitcom
item his icsidenco to ll reservoir on
Ryan's Hill whence it 1'10an back
though pipes for distribution. His
large barn will soon be completed. H11
has recently improved the roads near
his icsidcnoe by a heavy coating 'oi
ginvol.
Prof. Frank Abbott of the Chicago
University and Wife are installed in
their summer home at Reddlng Cen-
§
Thomas Ludwai returned from New
York this Week with his wife. a re
conciliation having been effected. Ho
into not succeeded in running dorvn the
author of the dot‘nuittlory letters; to
which be attributes the estrange-
iiieiit. ‘
By Using the
Handllulllnltti
YOU CAN TAKE CARE OF TWO OR
THREE ACRES OF GRDUND EAS
lER THAN YOU CANA HALF ACRE
BY HAND. \ 1
A FULL LINE OF GARDEN TOOLS
ALWAYS ON HAuD.
.: I R
Shortest. Do
HARDWARE.
u: WASHINGTON STREET.
" ' Phone 1672
'iollUARANlt'iED
PREFERRED SHARES
' New York Realty Owners Ca.
Ill'ni‘ei sold at 0100 each in amounts
“00 to “0.000 my 8 per cent. nomi-
nnnnally from date of issue. Business
established ten yearn. Ten thousand
checku paid for pronto. With increased
PIrticulai-o on
i1
w’s.
R L. GOIURN, General Agent.
10 80. Main St. South Norwalk.
is a monolve atone chimney built of , 1
lag of an arteslan well to provide a _
Mr. gBrndloy will nt once begin .
'l‘ltcie “
are between 75 and 100 acres of tho .
reconuy suffered a hip lino» ~. "
y. billing truth a load or tiny. ,
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING,
STEAM.
1101': WATER,
AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
o
50 South Main Street.
Toli‘plioii'o 127.“ "
- South Norwalk, Conn.
, .1 On and after Apr.
2,19% thepiigosop
chandeliers and Wels-
bath Coeds" will be
greatln reduced.
‘ Now 'is'lh‘e‘ lime to
take advantage of this
oileiaitd - 1 -
non have been think
lilo abbot: . .
Estimates cheerful-
lu funu§lted
lilo humiliation Railway
and lighting Company.
TWO BOUTH'NOORWALK MEN lN
LU K. .
Both had Endowments paid them
our month by the Conn] General Life
ins. Co. The investment wll 1'10 good
they loomed again in the 11m com-
pany. Why dont you?
P. H. FIELD, General haunt.
United link Bldg. 80. Norwnlk, Conn
Toiophnno 33H.
3
Will Pit '§
1906
prunino Ann STEAM
- REA me
nor WAT HEATING.
_ 1101' Am HEATING.
OTOVEB AND RANGES.
ILAT! AND TIN R [PINCb
" has and Steam I‘ll
On Fixtures. Moi-i Ceilidh. Etc.
Have you «on our flock of
RICHMOND muons;
out: John‘s a. uorcnxiss
ll
medium.
7 WALL ITRIIT,
RoeShad.....................inelii.
”FreshMacharei‘.........l0c3111112512
miter Btm 6 lbu................2dc
.. Humble
inc-ai.aiu-triiaa1tiu
g"All other input at 11 out very
an p139” Quint-dull 0% %
Wu hnvo endeavored at all him»
to bring our oil-tomato the but the
marital affordod,
hand-om wall cOVoriRfll‘Q'hli cannon
we think a crowning triumpth. w. are
tuix‘l'ouo‘ to hat/,0 your )udamoiit upon
thorn. ' '
Our Paper Humor-V
Molina wail mono
undorotond
floods» illLin'Wiltln
TO ORDIR.
Window Midis. 'HO'MI Fumlnl.
w
DPIOIVM.
W
at '. e"
'51“ 3.115.
1'1?) i «56:9
' hot-n. .vi‘icl '
Pipe Thai House .
and our «faction of
lulled], Lilith. liiiithlulshlig
‘ 111mm? Heated by at
'V the day or week. Pri
Cloth Window Ohio“ with Hinge. '
Whit! W‘ FM“, WWI ”Xi ..
' ' "é ' W any .
liiiiiiiiiiii
M.
f
inhibiting .
. boon 1m 1011;: r
ONE. MINUTE FROM
EUROPEAN PLA
. Our room's a dpeclal fol
and Electric Light: thl‘b
cry room hea'tod
RATES REASONABL‘
Finely stocked Cafe in o
‘A full line-ol'Aoker. Mor
die 00'; celebrated Winn, it
Cigars always on hand.
1r. J. SpLLIVAu, m
”Telephcf'lo
For sale at very. low
RESTRICTED PROP,
For prices, particular;
so.
mm...
on {can ‘13.an '
AGENCIES.
ALL msuRA‘Nca. nén’i.‘
MORTGAGES. nor/1.111!
BOAT TICKETS FROM
5 Railroad A e'.,
1.1.1.!
should be equipped on
snow white, oiiopiece “Stan
celuin Enameled Lavatory
Have you ever stopped
how delighi’ully convenie
ho to have hot and cold run 1;
in your dressing chain, ‘
but,1 npnrimeut of firrit’ '
room? Its presence would ‘
the biggest. degree of tonifo
‘ plWebwlll gladly on to )1?)
ii l are re trl y co
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