. Illa liintl YIIII ilave
Always Bought
' ruinous eshonClIsérl‘ u
uses angl‘glgfigonlains new};
a mating: ,
or DATE onto.
A eclllemell i‘orCons
homouIStomgch. Dianboea up“
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nessondhossor Sum
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Facsimile SIgnaiIIro of
“‘)V
. For llIIaI
Thirty Years
Baconvls lhul II popular song your
daughter is playing?
Egbortwll was before she
pluylng tum—Yonkers StulI-smsn.
“What ill!" was i born on molbcl. 9"
"Thursday, Ihihl " '
"WuIIIIt that l'ortunutI-l it's your
tiny ‘nt home.‘ "-4-llurper‘s Weekly.
A ennA'r OFFER
DELINEATOR (l year)
begun
............................................ 1.00
MCCLURE'S (1 year) ............................................. ‘11)0
WORLD‘S Ivuitn (1 year) ......................................... 8.00
, "’F3- 35-00
Our Price for the above $300
This is yout tirsl IluIIIIo t‘o Izcl Ilu- Dellnoptor Dr"..i\lcClqus at. less
than regular pIiIe.
Wm. P. Beers
Books btalloncry and Engraving.
49 Wall St.. Norwalk ' Is So. Main St. So. Norwa‘k
......K ~‘——~—-
THE FAIR CLOAK & FUR STORE,
Denier and Maker of
ladies' Clocks, Suits, furs and fins Milllnery.
(inrmcnls Mudo to Order um)" Remodeled.
68 WASHINGTON STA SOUTH NORWALK.
Sltllt‘ tllll II evenings until 9 p
Welsluth tinted hghl
We hole. It lull line of Wolsbncli goods to show you.
The Reed It Volk Electrical Companll.
36 Washington Street. N ’dpp. Telephon: xchlmg;
”WA... . ,.-w,.,.-.-.nr
Hundreds of Young Pe9ple
\ H-v- entered
7' South Norwnlk. stamford. Port Chester ‘
‘ To Prepare for Building.
‘ Day and Night Sessions.
Postall brings Catalogue and Enrollmenufllanll.‘
f“ ‘t M. A. MERRILL, Principal.
Spin Agents for the Norwaiks.
ollins a. co...
{3m North Alum St. south hermit, Codi
. /
. unless Pepslltoln Tbilisi: really
how humus: on team cot.
Gigantic Tllk Icing Carl-led Out by
Pennsylvania Railroad.
PHIIJADmJPHlA, Pu, Oct. 26.-As
one big facility in moving and taking
cure of its nearly a quarter of u mil-
lion height and Wflinlm‘ cars the
Pennsylvania Railroad is having them
all renumbered. it is u gigantic lash.
I ‘l . that will take fully a your to com-
little. but when the work is done there
will be none of the confusion which
has brought uric! to the Pennsylvania
cur Iocord oillce and our accountants
of other roads
'l‘Iouhlcu stone from the fast that.
every one of the ludivldunl companies
which go to make up the Pennsylvania
System had its own numbers. in lid-
dltion to that the slmilurll y of tho lo-
semln. "Pennsylvania" and "Pennsyl-
vunlu Company" ofton cuu'scd one
numc to be reported when the other
should have been. in the System thuro‘
. might be eight or ten cars with the
sumo number. and if the small lnltinls
of individual ownership were left out
or the report. there was no way 01' tel
ling whnt car was really mount.
How Confucian Aron.
For .exunlplo tulle , tho number
2.015. it was a gondola our on the
Northern Control. the IlIIfi'nlo and Al-
legheny Volley, tho, Wont Jersey and
Seashore; it. was it. box cor on the.
Phllndolphln Baltimore and Washing-
toll. the P.. 0., GI. St. i... and the
Erie and 'Plttsburg; and it. was a coke
car on tho Pennsylvnnin llnilroud pro-
per. if some ugcnt sent in n report
on "Pennsylvania, 2M5." neglecting
to mention the smaller “initials. he
might be reporting on any one of the
seven
When a Pennsylvania Railroad cur
Wits reported III-I a Pennsylvania (‘om
puny cur. or when any cur was not
reported with all the lessor details. it
(mused a vest deal of trouble and ex.
penile. As I! mutter of fact. the Innull
initials of individual ownership were
ovorlooluf and not reported in I! Inu-
jorlty of cases.
To do awuy with the confusion it
was decided to rennmbcr the entire car
equipment. both blunt and West, assign-
ing to ouch lesser compuny included
ill the System It eel-tutu series of con-
secutive numbers. this series bolnl:
further divided so as to indicate kind,
clues and capacity. The result is that
the number alone will tell all there is
about a car to know. as it can bc iden-
tified by reference to the ofliclsl list.
it in II very intricate and complex
job to got. tho ncW‘numcrnls on tho
l‘lll‘fl. The size of it can be renlizcd
only when one considers tbnt the cars
of u big I‘flill'tlilil system are scattered
over the whole country. many of them
staying away from "bottle" months,
even yours. lleiol'o‘ Hlll'll Il one can be
I‘IIIIIIIIIlIerod of course. it has to relurII
to the PI-nnsyivunla System.
Scheme Working Rapidly.
The. work is now proceeding very ra-
pidly. The general plan for renum-
bering wus Iltupped out in the l’ennsyl
vunin oiliI-es IIL Alioonu. A table wus
made. showing the original number of
cyory ear and the new number it wot-l
to receive, besides the kind clues and
I‘nput‘ily. ’l‘huu copies of this table
were sent in nut-Ills all over the Sys-
tom, every one, being directed to look
out, for unehunued curs coming into
his territory and chanso them at euro,
The result of this scheme bus been
thut tho new numbers have been put
on with grout dcspnteb.
To the pnsscngoru curs belonging to
the lines oust of Pittsburg are given
the numbers 1 to 7.009 and to those
belonging to tho lilies west of Pine
' burg the numbers 7,0til lo 19,0lltl. 'l‘ho
freight curs uro numbered from 10.00!
in 500,000 on the custom lines nnIl
from 500,001 to 999.999 on the western
lines.
To Inuko this task as easy no pun
slide it was III‘I'IItIged that tho holiest
ownership. namely. the Pennsylvunin
- llnllroud proper. should carry the hover
numbers. This mount that in the “CW
scheme many curs would full into the
proper clues, without having to be re-
numbered.
The cars lll'Il in be I'opIIlIIiI-Ii. too.
but lllnt in, of necessity. much slower
work lbI-II tho I‘clllllnberlnlt. There are
IOlleIlrntlvc ly l'ow plIlI-eu where it
can be dono while new llIIIIIbI-Is lull
be put on Ilt pretty neatly ully station
where thew is It nItIIIll nulnl shop
When the. ropnlntluu is IlnIII- ovcry cIIr
ml lilo quIIIIrn line» will hnve the word
“Ponsylvunin” IIII tho IIlIic. Ilbolm the
number, IIIId the letters ‘1'. it. it,“ on
”ID Hill. (in the Wt'Hil‘l‘ll linen "I'Itlt-
‘usylvunlu Hubs“ will be llII' legend for
the side of a cur and "1’. ii." for the
end.
’—--Womnn invou n f'li‘lll'. rosy com.
picxlon. Burdock Blood lllltcrs purlil
mg the blood, clean the shin. rcuiorcs
ruddy. suuud health. '
KIlLLED FOR IITRAVlNG REVOLU
TlONiITI.
‘Ml'l‘All. Courtluud. Oct. ltd—«A iIIIlIt
nnutcd Humane. cure a prominent ru:
volnllonury leader in the ilnltlc pro~
le-III-II. who killed born yIsstIII-Iluy While
on his Why to Alllhl'll‘li hIII-IIIIIIII ho bud
lII-lrnyed hie party. He had lust I'ti
‘covI-rod from It wound inflicted on him
by rcvolntlonlsts.
EVERYBODY lN IOU'l‘l-l NORWALK
KNUWB EH .IAXTIR.
M
Hay: Confidence Winn He Tolls You
"pothole Tablelb Do Cure III-
digestion.
Possibly on my think Our only res»
«on for pr inimz mm tablets in be:
video of the small profit wn lotto on
' cool) as cont. bus; but how little MINUI
f slum mm Would be in rcoriintnenm
i II it minority IIIIII would disappoint:
i you and “10be luluI your tunic.
”this tilting of militia II worthicsn' llfu
tlci: is mighty poor business policy.
re can in Alwyn IIyII best and
on we tell you *IthIIt auctions “Tim
. tilts trill do. our confidence is bend on
o I- own person“ aperture: to selling
tern hero III youth Noruulit your Ida
_ tor you r.
'1'th isl't II remedy in this store
thsr we recommend more highly as:
dim we claim for them how utterly
Imus: our mom would be. ~
m'mmm a. sour stotmtth
Mud belching, in loose utter tasting.
hurt burn. «robustness. wank-nod
energy. and other symptoms or unit.
[button we mammal! them with
every continents and “'1in refund
the 25 cent; would ”dyes nut to receive
tilt insults or“: it it. Won.“
- strength.
Depend! Not vUponIYem. But Upon
Viol MM
At the recent Convention of Physi-
cians there was a good deal of discus
sion in urgent to Old use and the use-
fulness of persons over sixty years
old. Some at titty yam cull themv
selves old and many appear so while
othcls at seventy yours seem active.
vigorous and young. I
it was the opinion that it was not
yours. but the ions at vital force that
makes a person old. Weakcned dines
lion. thin blood and Mr circulation
soon start functional powers and vital
lty on tile wane. and then the symlr
toms of old also quickly appear as the
system then has not the DOWN (0 re-
phlco wuste fast, Illicit”.
Ous of the proprietors of The (tilt
ford Pharmacy says; ,"Thst old feel-
ing muy llc wardcd oil' and overcome:
and we wish every person in South
Norwulk who tools at .‘whctllcr they
ilrfl so in yours or no {Would try our
cod liver preparation, Vino], We know
tlIut lt.has vital properties which Ic-
pairs worn tissues checks the natural
decline and ropln‘lcos weakness with
it is an ideal body bIIllch
for old folks.” .
This is because Vinol is a genuine
cod liver medicine containing all the
medicinal cIIrIltlvos and strength mult-
lnu elements of cod liver oil taken
direct. from fresh cod livers, with tonic
iron added. We will return your man
ey if it does not do exactly what we
claim for it." The Ciliford Pharmacy.
Nolc.——Wbile we are solo agents for
Vinol in South Norwnik, it is now for
stile at the lending drug store in nearly
oIcry town and city in the, country
Look for the Vinol agency in your
town
THE SECRETARV'S OFFICE.
Company With a Capital of $650,000
to be Located ln Greenwich.
The American Polylype Muchlno
company of Greenwich has filed u ccr-
tlticnto of incorporation in the other.
of the state secretory. 'l‘hc umounl of
the capital stock is “50.000. The
number of shares is (3.500. 0f the
crlpltul stock 3,500 shores. ouch oi the
vulue of $100, is preferred, unit shall
be 7, per cent. stock. The bulunce oi
3.000 shuresy ut $100 each, shall be
common stock. The incorporuulrs IIre
F. C. Lucite ll‘Alx of Brooklyn. N. Y..
()scnt- MIISsmun of Now‘York. and Mr
chucl W. Divine of Brooklyn. N. Y.
The fee {told the state was 8325.
The New liavon Printors‘ Ilollcr
conlptlll)‘ of New Haven has tiled II cor-
titlcuto of incorporation ill the ‘oiiice
or the state secretary. The capital
stock is 320.000, If the corporuiton
shnll begin busil'tn ’tln'tllhiltlt‘t. 'l‘ho
lnI-orporutore nrc .lnlncn i-l_ Burrctt.
i. ll Van Amelingcr and Daniel life-
IloIIglI rill of New Haydn
The Pietro Photo Pnlgnncse Cf)‘
opelntlvc nnd Mnlunl l‘lcnevolI-nl no
ctetvol' Bridgeport has filed articles of
association.
'lho Devon Socinlwiuh of New Mil«
ford has filed articles of association in
the oth-e of the state secretary. ’i‘hc
purposo of the club is “to advance the
cause of good government. to promote
the Welfare and interest of the town of
MilfoIIl und’espoclully of thui purl oi
said town] .lquIIn us the Devon Ills
trici,” etc.
A YOUNG MOTHER AT 70.
"My mother has suddenly been made
young at 70. Twenty yours of intense
suffering from dyspepsia had entirely
disabled her. until six months no.
when alto begun taking Electric Bit
tors, which have completelycured hcr
ttud restated the trons0 nnd Activity
she had in the p life." writos
Mrs w 1. mm trlc. 0rot Dsnford,
Mo. Grculost re ornlivo medicine on
tho globe. Sets Stomach, Liver and
Kidneys right, purities the blood. and
cures Malaria. Billousncss and Wealt-
nesues. Wonderful Nerve ..Tfliic
l’rlco 50c. Guaranteed by F‘. ii. an
tcr's. South Norwulk. and E. P
Wood's. Norwullt. drug stores. '-
COACHMAN UNCONSCIOUS FROM
GAB.
'l‘tlllRlNll‘l‘flN, Oct, 26.~.lnnlcs
limlloy, employed II: stablolnun by Dr.
Ul‘ll'ti (‘ou l‘IIlvrr. was found uncon-
scious in his bed III on curly hour We
tI-ruuy In It room full oi illuminating
use. Severn! pltyulclnns wero culled
and after two hours’ hunt work the
victim was partially roulucltulod. it
is thought thnl Muller turned on the
unit by accident sum cloainx II window
through which tho rain had boon cu.
torlnu. lirmllcy-ls about (it) yours old.
ills recovery in doubtful.
W
DANGER FROM 'fl-tl PLAOUI.
Theron grave “user from the
plume of Coulis! nod Colds thlt or:
so prevalent. unless you take Dr.
Kiull's Now Discovery for Consent».
lltltl. Cough- and Guido. Mn. Goo
Walls. of Forest bit}. He. written:
"It's II Godsend to people living in
Illinois: where coughs end colds pro
Will. i find it quickly onus than. it.
prevents Pneumoni- oum 1‘ Grip”.
ItlvoII wonderful rolled in Autumn uni
Hay Fever and Illlltll Vault lungs
strong enough to word oft Consump.
tlon. Caught and Guido. l0: and ti.
Iiuurrsuloml by It ii. Buster's South
Norwniil. not ill P. Wood's. Nor-willie,
drug starch. 'f‘rlul bottla tree.
.- MAW W.»
IXDEUDID JAPAN!“ ITUDINTI.
HAN FRANCI 0th. new” no
Walhcrtcn. of the Iii tell them
cult Court yum-wt tinned nil enter
u
in the boards! cotton or lion
Fransisco. cltluflv that My to allow
cause why on minorities compelling
llin‘retnmt ‘tttvmdieri. It .llta‘
pullers unit may lulled mun
the CPI: tic H Maul.
should not bill uni "file Writ N
ordered to It! or on minnow II.
‘Ivorler
II he on m‘! smiths nun
bgpllldutW‘olrt rice with tMTi'ibtflltm
of making this moms cm. “In
plicstlou for the interaction is made on
the cunts ‘diet the present resolution
A}! t II Bulimia! Mucétiognumw
sputum II I from It y
III III vlotsdlln of the mutton or
the United turn and hi Melted hi‘
new distill Mm the
(United listen as m lupin or “A
Amos muslin held lure hr the
lapsed" tut or dimmed the
present Ilium mm «use...
M’t "WWII * . . ....
tulle. fallout“ an to item; which
POMOHA GIANQI MEETS.
interesting Paper: Road It the Guth-
erlng in Salon.
The Pomona Grunge oi F‘uirfleld
County met at Keaton. Wednesday. Just
eph Adonis, oi Westporl won in the
choir. L. M. Henley Import of the
suite Grunge. nus an omelet visitor.l
ties were initiated into the fifth do
arse. A generous collation followed
in tho dining bull.
'l'ho locimcr's hour opened with
Mrs. D. A St. John. of New Canaan.
presiding. The first paper was by not»
art W. Curtis oi Slrutford on Bird
Life He, outlined its attractive foli-
turos. and sounded II wurnlng note
relative to wanton destruction of
buds. The» writers own experiences in
the field of his essaI were of particu-
lnr interest us, for instance his des-
cription of the causes that material-
ly affected the life ol‘ the. martin u
your or two ugo. Mr. Curtis drew Il
colnpnl'ison between the way the In-
dlnn acted towards the bird lite
around him when no. wind the coun-
try. and the practices pumped by bill
white, successors toIiIIy The compuIl
son was In favor of the red man. The
paper teamed with information and
met with heIIIty npplunso.
The second pnpol. by Bun]. Brun-
done (It llnnburl. Ilcult with the San
Jose sutlc which is seriously affect-
lug {nut tIecs Mr. Brnndnsc who is
u quit grvowcl, described the nature
and working of the insects which
caused this trouble and threatened
havoc in the fruit. industry. He also
submitted specimens of affected
branches and fruits.
Ono meciing'nloro will be held bc-
I'orc the Fulrflold Pomona rounds out
its year of work. This takes place in
December, plnco nnd date to be num-
cd inter. The special feature of the
meeting is the election of others for
1907, but a lecturcr‘s program has al-
so been suggested.
BLOOD POISONINO
results from chronic constipation.
which is quickly cured by Dr. Kings
New Life. Pills. They remove all
poisonous germs from the system and
infuse new life and Vigor; cure sour
stomach. nausea. headache, dlnslness
and colic, without grilling or discont-
fnrt. 25c Guaranteed by F. H. Bax
tor. South Norwslk and E. 1’. Wood.
Norwslk. druggists .
MISSOURI. BANK—~12 Pt.
ST. LOUIS MIL. Oct. Mir—A special
to tho Republic from Odin, lll.. snys-
The Bank and Odin was dynamltcd and
looted by II gang of safe robbers early
IoIiIIy. The rcpml of the explosion at»
trneled II crowd of citizens to the
scene and it running fight ensued in
which mom than thirty shots were firs
ed. The bandits escaped with all their
booty. the, nnlount of which is not
known. None of the citizens Wcrc
hurt. .
it is not known whether any of the
robbers was wounded. Accordion to
those in the fight, them were three
or four robbers in the party.
The llnnk of Odin is n‘privuto insti-
tulioll.
HOW's THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any calm of Cutarrh that can-
not be cured by Hull‘s Calarrh cure.
i-‘. J. CHENEY & 00.. Toledo. 0.
We, the undersigned. hlve known F.
J. Cheney for the Inst 15 years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDING. KlNNAN d: MARVIN,
Wholesale Drugglsls. Toledo, 0.
l-lnli's Cutarrh Cure is taken inter
naliy. noting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent two. Price 76
cents per bottle. Sold by all Drug-
Hist
Take lisll's Family Pills for consti-
potion.
HUGHES SPEAKS AT BATH.
I'l‘HACA, N. Y.. Oct. 36.~Bn|;illnius
his fourth our in the southern tier.
Charles E. Hughes. the Republican
candidutc for governor. left here this
morning for liuth. where he will speak
III an utlernoou IlellllK. He then
goes to Corning, where he speaks to.
night.
...—...“..W
who would not willingly lmrln u kitten.
is guilty IIl cruelly where his own
utolnuch III wnoerood. tlvurdrlvcn.
overworked, when wiml it needs is
something that. will digest tho'tood out»
on and hulp the stomach to rceupcrutn.
llonlolhing like Kodol For Dyspepsia
that is sold by The willow litmu-r
Inuoy.
GINTINCID FOR CARRYING
I0 I
M .
KISV. European Run-in. Oct. Dgw"
Lieutenant. Konovuloil. an artillery ofr
ilcer, huII been sentenced to five yearn
imprisonment IIt bard lubor for buying
bombs in his possession.
it no uticlo ll lmitotmi. the mistrial
is always best. Think it over. uni
when you (I: to buy til-t box of naive
to been around the house. setba-
Wltt'II Witch Hunt! Salvo.
Drillnll and the nuns in lumped on
every box. oodfor eczema utter.
bolls. cuts and bruises. and onmhily
recommended for pilotl. Sold by Tho
Clifford Plinmnoyr ""
Now all the rod mln' II llfn‘lfll reuse;
'l‘iwy ‘Ifl! but "in regrets.
No more no smokes the tiles of Me.
its new untold-II rlnrottca. '
whinsbi liters
4 , HALF fines outline!
Wham this come mu; bent to The
fletltlnel 1" ill Duster, the tortilla:
t or til "Weill had ltilt
It strut: Intuit at Dr. “word's
Ipceltls for the cut-II or Immutlon
and unblock, the regular m Itin of
NW whit DW’fIIefl flit
the mostly. mate beach! It tutti
price. This sleek Will not tut lens.
In- IIIIII you should not III-III) «king “Vim
tug of “Itself
r Howard's erectile tor the cm
of communion and dyspepsia is m
rum IIll " it in s not: It sitcom
for the cm of lid with“!!!
continuous no vol-'1 cm. It
toms In the ma or titty musics.
00 int villi ll blulut led our to
«in. :16 it i will Afr
Imil tits under-tending” list it it lost
I cost you ”tasteful”
Many fl mun or humune impulses...
it it the ‘
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l Bridgeport Advertisements. . I Bridgeport Advertisements.
...
{The D. M. Reed Co.
Seven members of subcldinaic souls-t
Earabb‘ebod 1857
"I
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The Charm of the Ribbons.
'iltc colors of the Autumn
hillsides are in tile Ribbons
l ' r.
.. All the rich tawny browns.
Faille Moire. , the blilliant scallcts and or~
Brocade-'8, ange. the leafy greens and
Moire Dots. all the light and dainty Dron-
Messaline Taffeta, \ den and l'ompnddur shades.
Siltitt Royal, there is every variety of
Scotch Tartans,
Warp Prints.
Roman Stripes
Elastic Belting, '
Basket Weaves.
Fills. , ‘
all uses.
For hats and belts, and the
adolmncnt of gowns. I'or
.chilIircn’ s needy hair ribbons
and sashes. l or fancy work
of all kinds.
. i
Fleeced Waistings.
One of the finest of the winter cottons. In French flan—
ncl patcrns, heat and attractive checks and small figures.
About .1 dozen styles and nice for house sncques and hi—
monos as there is a warm velvet) fleece on the inside.
Wash Good»; Section. 17¢ a yard.
All the Jewelry Section.
A few specials of unusual v'alue.
Solid Gold Hatpins. ()IIlIn few of them and III styles
ready for initial or monogram. Very desirable, dull gold
and Etruscan finish $1.00 each
Beaded Bags. Steel and Jet BIachi Bags of con—
venient size very much lltltierpritcd. $2.00 and $2. 50.
Note Paper. A lot of high grade paper, Crane-'3 Linen
Lawn, and l'iurIi's Linen Bond. pale tints, at half price.
Brush. Comb and Mirror Sets on painted china silver
mounted. 'i‘wclvc dlflcrent patterns. $1.50 a. set.
Bridge Score Cards. 106. '
Hydrogen Peroxide.
A shipment just arrived for which we have been wait—
ing a long time. It is a most useful preparation for the
toilet table. \harmless bleat b for hands and arms which
have become tanned. an antiseptic wash for the teeth and
beneficial for many things. Two sizes. 20 and 40c.
Do not tail to see the Pompadour Crepes and other
Silks for evening gowns.
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WEAR.
We are prepared to show full lines at Popular Prices.
CHILDREN‘S GARMENTS.
Plain and Ribbed.
25c” to 75c
LADIES‘ GARMENTS
Excellent Value at ........ 25c
"tmldt I1 Star’ iimml IIt .. .5oc
”Non Shrinking" at 75c
"tinioI’Ii Cut" ut ...... $I.oo
W--~~"--- !
MEN'S GARMENTS.
White and Grey at soc
Natural Wool at . 75c ’
Natural Wool at .
........‘,$I.oo
54 WASHINGTON er.
.Tslrphm «6.: . _
g.
nuts I neutrino II PALACE.
.2 III; x i .
‘l
at soloists: Amber.
Mite. Redwood. Cypress, Poplar Mid Ghentnut.
ins. Imus. slums.
min Militias.
mil. foot of W m
”gm Yard. wort: Inert.
Us.
Art
I
t.
I rum; 4::
The change in the weather suggests WINTER UNDER-
fltl‘al in“ “my
shop lobbies. summit)“. tell I'm. Kilns
weave, every width and for
scorn NORWALK, court
stunts: and Mill‘WorlI tor ruinous
I
I
Miler. abrasion. lath. I.“ kinda Mid more at buttons! flitting,- flooring
All mm sill-rd woods. 'i‘sr your, list mint
MAM panoramic: m. . blur twister m WWII mm W
nary and situation ladders. MI. IIIIIIII. bllhdtl. Mother been you. in
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Norwalk Chronicler