Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 24, 1907 · page 5

 
 
 
 

 

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Local News titles.

A. E. Austin left town this afternoon
on a pleasure trip to Jamaica.

Harris & Guns are discharging a
cargo of 600 tons of hard Lehigh coal.

The upper Norw '1lk Harbor was iron
on over this morning and apparently
solidly.
~ -—-Dr, Dick's Medlcine cures grip.

Councilman Charles A. Sconeld. of
Norwalk, is recovering from 11 few
days’ illness.

A r1 gular III1IIlng‘ at Bath 1' liodlro
1.0.0 was l11-ld last evening in
Odd Fellows Hall.

South Norw‘hlk Conclave. i. O. i-l.,'
held a regular meeting in G. A. it.
Hall. South Main street, last evening.

Seventeen of the twenty justices of
the peace have qualified. Those who
have not done so are Edward Barrett.
A, Blanchard and James L Russell.

——Joe McMahon will sing tonight at

11 . the Rink.

Eight inch ice is being out today
from the Kellogg pond in Broad River.
The local dealers who are not already
harvesting an ice crop will begin op‘
erations tomorrow.

John Burton :1. Norwalk man, was
picked up drunk last night by the
Stamford police who 'say that he

' would have frozen had they not. ilur-
ton was released this morning.
~Joo McMahon will sing tonight at.
the Rink.

The installation of og‘lcers of Conn
Frances. Order of the which Sceptre.
was held last evening. the work of
installation bring 11.11112 by Chancellor
Chariot: Peterson. 111""111111 Haven.-
There \1'1 1'1- guests prearut from (Your.
Snugaluck. oi'. “1111111111, also from
Bridgeport.

'E. C. llenodicl, the Well-known New
York and Greenwich mlllionain 11nd
banker, was in Norwnlk yesterday and
visited the probate court to settle
some routine details of an f'tillt'u’! in
which he is interested. This was
Mr. Benedict's first visit to Norwalk
in a number of years. While here he
1“ met a number of well known local
1 banking men. with whom he is ac-
1'2 quainted, including William E. Curtis
‘ and George M. Holmes.

EVANGELISTIC SERVICES.

 

 

 

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Large Attendance at Norwalk Metho-
dist Church in Spite of Cold.

'In spite of the intense cold. the.
meeting in» the Norwslk Methodist
Church last evening, was very largely
attended. the. sine ot the audience. be-
ing a. proof oi the deep interest “1.11
has been manifested during the 1‘1nixe
month. 'I‘ he song service. in which all
participated heartily. began promptly

at; 7: 30.
.‘ Misu Lord then read for the Scrip-
" taro lesson, 11 part of the. tifi1.rntl1 oi
Luke, referring to the parable of the
lost sheep, and also 11 part of the
'“ fourteenth ol' lloaea. where the people
of Israel who have waudor1-rd.aro told
that if thty will ropcnt and return
' to the “Lord. “,1 will 1111111 1112.11 111111
pardon. The speaker commented upon
the true. meaning of lepontance. A
few tears do not constitute it, for
many have wept and continued in the
'old Way of ‘ain. A true repentance
will mean a compltte cbn go of life.
Miss Lord took ’on $111211 theme of
her addresa last evening.11tl1 e words,
“And Peter " and address hid most of
11111- remarks to those w had once
been active church workers. and had
now allowad other things to conic in
., and take first place She picture-d first
th scene in Gethsemane. whrre Jesus

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

' aid 1111111111111. who for some than it
. been in the employ of C iheKlvu

' lomu of his death, whit lI ocaiured l 111'»

- not tooling Well

. in the afternoon when he

, goon of the Lnrchmont Yacht Club.

‘ inllrtnilies. largely due to

Taylor at Golden.

Mirna-Iv unites.

ROWAN)” Rii‘HAflD Dbl-FORE"?
'l‘bo many friends of Edward Ricki:

Son. were surprised and Fahd-d 111
ly this morning tit his home 21% (.‘utlr
urine street. Norwnlk. ills demise
was duo to an attack of grip which
developed into pneumonia. Though
Mr. DeFm 11st went
out on his bakery 11111119 Saturday. and
reached
home on the return was so ill that he
did not feel equal to the task of re-
turning his horse and wagon to the
store. which was done for him. His
condition grew worse rapidly. Mr.
Dell‘orest was in his fortieth year. and
is survived by a widow, who was for~
merly Miss Etta Brundage; one son,
Lester DeForest; his mother, Mrs.
Mary Hoyt, of West avenue, and three
brothers, Charles W. Dell‘orest, of Nor-
walk; Frank DeForest, of Dows, Iowa,
and Winfield DeForest, of New Ca~
naan. Funeral services will be held‘
from his late home Sunday afternoon
at 2230 o'clock. the Rev. H. B. Carpet»
tar. pastor of the 'South Norwalk Bap-
tist Church, officiating. Cockenoc
Truth, 1. o. a, M., with which Mr, lio-'
Forest was affiliated. will also hold 11
Red Men's service. intei 11111111 will
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DR. IIENl'iY A. LE BARRIER.
lir. Henry A. Le Barbier, Ill'i'l sur-

died Tuesday at his home. in 'I'.1u'ch~
Iuont of facial erysipclas. Dr. be
liarbier was taken ill about. six
months ago and at that time it was
r‘cpmted that be contracted fie dis.
ease rom a patient. He has since
been to Maine and Florida in search
of a cure. Dr. La Barbler was born
in New York cityland was 50 years
old. He was a son of Henry A. 11.1
Barbier and Mary E. Hurgous and his
brother was formerly Assistant Cor—
poratlon Counsel of New York city
Dr. Le Barbier leaves 11 widow. He
was a member oi: the Westchester
County Medical Society, the Larch
mont Yacht Club and the laarchmont
Golf Club. _
MRS. LUKE COLE

The death or Mrs. Luke Cole occur
red yesterday morning at her home on
White street. lianbury. at the age of
rightyd‘lvo years. Mrs. Colo was one
of the oldest and best known residents
in l')1111bu1'1'. Her husband died about
two years 111:0 'l‘liif decrnsvd had been
in poor health several months and
lli‘i' dtutII was the result 11! 1411101311
advanced
years. Mrs. Colo. its-survived by two
sons. A. Henry and Albert H. Cole,
ot‘ Iinuhury and by .tlIruc. daughters.
Mrs. William Davis. of Waterbury:
Mrs. Mead of Rid ’~ficld, and Mrs. Ju-
lia Beardsley, ol‘ anbury.

FUNERAL 0F MRS TOLLES

The funeral of the laté Mrs. Chester
F. 'l‘ollcs was Still this afternoon at
2:30 o'clock from the residence of her
son. Marshall H. Tolles. 194 East ave-
nue. Rev. Charles S. MaI-fnrland of~
iicIated. Face to Face was beauti-
fully rendered by Mrs. Sims and a duet.
entitled Thinking Of Home was ren-
dered by Mrs. Sims and E. E‘. Crows;
The pallbearers were the four sons
of the. 1leceuse1l.'Marsi1ull H, 'i‘ollt-s.
lugcnc F. ’i‘olles. Chester Tubes and
Jesse 'l‘olles. The interment was in
Union Cemetery.

JOHN LAWRENCE MURRAY.

The death of John .lmwroncu Murray.
11 well-known hatter. occurred lnat
night at. his home. :10 Monroe street.
.It. the tlgu of thirty-two years. and six
months. Mr, Murray was a son of
Mr. and Mrs. John Murray, and wail
born in Orange, N. J. ”

JOHN K. LEN’l‘.

'lhc1 funeral of John K Lont was
bold yesterday sitetnoon roIn his
late home in Perry avenue. the llev
Alvnh ii Pnrdy officiating liurinl was
at Riven-hie. Cemetiuy.

DR MACFARLAND TO SPEAK.

At the monthly and annual meeting
of tho Chtistlan industrial league in
the dining rooms of the First Metho-v
dist Church tomorrow evening the“
League will have as the guest of the
evening the Rev. Dr. Charles S Mac-
t‘arlnud Dr. Maciariand will make the
address. Music will be. furnished by
a male quartet and refreshments will
be served. This wilt be an open meet-
ing at. 8: :10 following the business. and

 

 

_ as ed his three disciples. Peter.
James and John. to tarry with him
and watch. On ills return from ills
agony of prayer. [He found them sleep-
. ‘ in: at their post. lendlar condi
. tion irevails with many of? His follow-
. era oday, 111111 this lethargy. unless
shaken off will cause the loss of many
who oukht to be won for Christ. 1
The speaker referred to the trial
"of Christ in the palace. when P111121"
denied his 1.011.111“: then showed
1.1111111 clearly the love or 011111111111
it wandering one. when He. seni‘ back
he. message. ‘Go, tell my 11111111111011
Peter. " That same meanings comes
to every one who has 11 wn 11111151
and then has denied ill
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topic by the power of His never- Jail
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the close of the service, Mr and
Torrey sang “l've Wondered it 1r
'vray From God Now I‘m Coming
clito'.’ After this a brief testimony
wise Was held in which many took
”rt, sereral for't‘he first time. ‘

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‘H much did he make out of that
” graft schema?" ‘ "A clean mil-
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.the men of the church will be wel
come. ’l‘he' League officers will be.
elected tomorrow night and installed
Sunday evening. when the pastor will
preach the annual sermon to the ln
dustrinl League Which will attend in
it body / .

ATTENDED THE OPERA.

A pm’tywbomposed of a. dozen well
known him walk people went to New
YoIk in a party. yesterday afternoon.
had dinner in :t-hc city and then at-
tended the Metropolitan Opera House
in the evening and witnessed the ope
rs “Martha. " Among the artists ap-
pearing Was (larudo and Louise 1111111111.
Sembtich was unable to sing owing to
illness.

 

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pose in the lion'll skin. he must put
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Furnishings.

 

Overcoats.

Ages '3 to- 16.
$ 3.50 Coats. now $2.29.
$ 4.50 Coats, now $2.89.
$ 5.00 Coats, now $3.49.
86 6.50 Coats, now $4.49.
$ 7. so Coats, now $4.89.
$10.00 Coats, now $6.89.

 

 

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s11 serviceable that they 11111 In 111:11'111ally 1111» next 1.11111r.\1'I11u
clothing IHII 111st about a 111111! more.
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Suits.

Ange 7 to 16.
$2 50 SI. :5, now $1.39
$3 50 Suits, . now $1.39
$5 00 Stats. now 32,89
$6.00 Suits. now $389

BOYS’ WAISTS.

, radical reduct
\Vnists. includin' 1' famous make.
and the 1'111111'1'1‘1fsiz1's1s good.

50c Waists. 29c.

14 South Main St.

1115 on all of our
The \‘fli‘it'l_\' of patterns is large.

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25c Waists. 150.

Red 'I'ug fiflllllijh‘ 1111 Men's il11'1‘1'nllt'1. Suits 11111] quluy hood

 

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it. a well known apostaie
ll11-I'1J'toie everything he does in thcqon the steamer

l erd 11 y.

oriIiIs of tho clIIth here add that
Archbishop Vilatte. head of the indu-
pendent (‘atholic movement in AIueIl- 5MA|NE SCHOONER ABANDONED
111. who is now in Paris and is lending 1
his aid temporarily to establish the ’ liardyund five men who coihposcd the.
pritllunl jurisidlotiou In tho 1'but1l1. :11111 ol’ the D1 1-1 Island M 1: . 1:1: llOUIlll
1 Fiheumn, 1v11o brought here today
Maulmtinm of

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CONFIDENCE

in a grain merchant is u more. desirable qualification on
the part of intending purchasers than reliance on their
own knowledge of the relative merits of grains.
established reputation for "good grain, good service" is 111'.
guarantee that nusreprosmuutlon is never resorted to in;
order to effect a sale-wit. would not. pay to Iuisrcpromnu'
as we have always glvcn~~~“money back it“ '

FRENOi-I APOSTOLIC CHURCH DEeeBRISTOL MASONS MAKE DEMAND
ONU CED. BRIS'I‘ 011. Jan. 24. «Local Union No
ROME, Jan. 24. ——'i‘he Vatican autlI 125 of the Briaklayers' Plasterers and
orities denounced an non-Catholic. the Stonemasons Union has made a
new French Apostolic Catholic Cluncb :mnnd on the builders and sontraciors
organised undertheltuderahlp of lien lot this place for an increase of mm
ri (lea Houx whose constitution as 11‘50 to 60 11111111 .111 hour. and (01 a half
cultural association has been accepted; Ibollday on Saturday from June 1 to
IivtIIoFrcnchGovernIIwnt,11sannoun-lOItolu-r l. A prominent 'contmt' tor
The null» 'snld today that the 11-111mm. in all pm
liability would not be. granted.

YORQ.

natqu of the. ordInIItion or 11111 sis. and Maine. Steamship Company. The Film-
;1111111 sprang ult'ak off Capo. Elizabeth
W ,inst Tuesday and Was 11 1111111111111 at
it takes two to make a mhr'r.iaxt‘ luIiduight tht night when' he Manhat-
but only one to mar omananuury‘tan.
Smart Set.

boupnd from Portland for New
limb ran down to her assistance.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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‘.Buy Oats That: Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.

Book and Stattdnery Stores.

49 Wall St. Norwalk.

6 30. Main St.. So. Norwa‘ k.

 

 

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Manicure llull’il

't‘ilt- :It'ilh- stocks r1-o111'1-l‘od'jtlit’1 hum

; in fact the. coldest in several

' registered 24 below zero.

1 to he made in a small balloon.

.oi‘ Mr.

‘ dent and Mrs Roosevelt for the dinnm

'CENTURY

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1'. 1.111111 1.11111 Emery. 1111111115.
complete for

10 CENTS.

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THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15-4-

FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.

TODAY IN WALL STREET.

 

WALI. STREET. 111211) :1. ‘111.—-l1‘i1'si
prices of shrubs were very little chang-
1>1l from last night. but the general
IondI-ucy was upwards. Reading rose
~31. nud VirgiIlia-CuroIiIuI Chemical and
Hide and l.1'nll11-r preferred a point.
lnter-bm'ouglrbi1~lropoliiau run oil' 911.
’I‘hedrnnsuctions were moderate in
volume.

WALL. STREET. ll :1. 111.~i’1'ices
advanced from the outset. although
the buying' was very moderate and
quite evenly distributed b1twaen 11
ball dozen of the fore-most. succuiathe
favoritta After a numbm of stocks
lit-id I‘iscu substantially above yesteo
day's closing the demand slackened.
but there were no leases of conso-
qutrncc. 'I‘ho Mackzty con‘Ipanies‘
stocks, which were admitted to deal-
Iugs on the Exchange were in active
demand. the common selling up from
73 to 76.

WALL STREET.
yielded generally on dull trading:
Cunndiutii Pacific fell lie. The l'ctle-
tlon elsewhere reached as much 11.»: 11
point only in Northern Pacific. The
market. fell into extreme dullness at
r1..111‘ulous. Bonds “'i‘l‘l.‘ steady,

Noon.———P1‘l1'cs

MG fill lN RUMIAL
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Contor 01 1h. City or Polusk Destroy-
ed With How 11! Lou.

8T. PETEBSBURO. Jan. 211 «The

Genital pull of the City of Polotnk, in

the Province of Vitbesk. one of the

most ancient. cities of the empire, has

bee ndestroyed by fire. The damage

done is very heavy.

 

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RECENT ARRIVAL OF VESSELS.
NEW YORK. Jan. 24.~:Arriverl:

Sienna-1 liclllstlllhlltl, from iluiuinu'g,

Southampton and i‘iwl bourtf.

We Have Just

I't‘f'i'III‘Il another shipment of anr
It'I'I-ti 011k 3111111011111. “115 latest. ill"
also and finest quality. Also a lot.
of iron Couches. titled with the best
cotton pads and pillows, which we
offer 110111 $3.75 up.

We also received a lot of Art.
Squares, containing Brussels, Brussel-
lcts, Axministers and Velvets; from
$10 up. We have a lot of ironing
Tables at $1115 and Clothes Horses
from 55c up.

I“. A. MITCHELL,

Cash or Credit.

3 and 6 Wall St. Norwalk. Conn.
Tel. 615—2.

" READ THIS
AND.
SAVE MONEY

21 lbs. Sugar . ..... . ..... H.011

 

 

 

Very Best Butter, per lb. 301:
Pure heat Lard, per lb. . . tic
Walter Baker's Cocoa, can the
5 gals. Oil title
Potatoes, per bu. 75c
Very Best Milk Crackers, 3 1133.. 2130
Very Best Soda Crackers. 3 lbs... 251:
Fancy California Pruti'es 3 lbs... 250

Extra Large California Prunes,

2 lb ti. ..........

A. Stull

Fhons 223—3.
22 Cotton Av... East Norwslk.

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of Music. Boston.“ .
class In South «wont».
teacher. Special tm= W, .
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Models A. a. 11' 111111 M, ,
price from 3250 to 8650. ‘
Cars and Runabouts. um"
at once

SOUTH NORWALK.

Temporary Residence—

19 South Osborn Ave.,
East Norwatk. Tel Con set,

LADY ATTENDANT. '

 

1341
PLUMBING AND ‘11
. HEATING.

COMPANY. .
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l DAVID W. RAYMDAD.
l Funeral Director
‘ and Embalmar.

is North Main St. South Norwalk. 1.
Residence, 6 Washington Street. '

 

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Telephone at house. 134-2.

 

 

dy-mund sprung 11p for the Hill slot-lo;
il‘udlug and the coupe-rs, but their
at 111;.le did not 1~1111".I1| far. ,liloat oi

print s of tin morning ul’l‘rrfivhich tlw
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BALLOON ASCENSION V PLANNED.
lil’l‘TSFlELD, Mass" .inn. Mile-Un-
detnrred by tho. fact lbut. this was the
coldest day of the winter'hére. and
9 years,
Leo Stevens and Captain '1‘. P. Love
lace announced this forenodh that.
they would make a balloon ascension
shortly atteI noon, as they had pre-
viouaiy planned Thermometers in
several parts of the city early today
The. air was
clear and there was a fresh west wind.
It. was understood that no, attempt
onld lm'mude by the 11er1uumts,to 111111111
an extended trip. The ascension was

DINNER TO SUPREME COURT
» JUSTICES. ‘

WASHINGTON. Jun. 24.-«Chief Jus-
tice Fitzi’nuick 111‘ the Supreme (Tomi
of Canada and Mrs. FilzPattltk 111m1i1~
121i here last. night and are the guests
Justice and Mrs. Harlan 'l‘hm
are here upon the invitation of I’I'esl

 

at the White House this evening in
honor of the chlc'l'Justlce and the 11s-
sedate. justices of the. United States
Supreme Court ,

 

A dread of wrinkles'ncvor troubles
the beautiful heart.

south Norwalk
’Board 0 f Relief.

Notice is hereby give'nlthat. the
Board of Relief of the City of South
Norwulk, will meet on Wednesday
January 30 and ’l‘uosdny. February 5.5
1907111 '1': all o‘clock to 9 11.111: Satn1'-‘
1l.1y.Fobruary 9. 1907. from 2 to 5
o clock p. 111.; Tuesday February 12. '
from 7:31) to 9 p. m' . Friday, Febru II 1'
1.6 at 7:‘ ‘0 to it p. 111.. in the Council
01111111111111 Havlland street, in said

 

 

 

. city. for the purpose of hearing and

determining all appeals from the do-
lugs ot‘ ‘ihe assessors of said city on
dhe list of 1906. 1

zihttn‘d at South Nor'walkp January

 

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1, stirs. as a joint board, Wednesday.
for the pur- ‘ ‘
, boss of abstlng‘. the polls of sick and

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11211 211. " pom-11 of 11911121.

Board Of Rehef

Notice tsbereby given that the
Board of'lielief at the Town or Nor-
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House
‘F'rid Fob 1.190712 to i p. In.
Siturday'. 9th. 2 to 4 p. In. .1
Wednesday, 11111. '1' to 9 evening.
saturday. 1131b 2 111411.111. ,
mamas y 20th, 2 to 4 11.111.
The mostln'ss 1119' for the purpose of
1111111111 and determininz any and all
Migrants made to them from the doings
the assessors oil the list of 1000.
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We consider this sea-

son's line the best

we ever had.

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racemes.

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ThePlumbing

in your house is of too much import-
once to your health and happiness to
l1‘t anyone instal such work unless
they are thorough mechanics. under-
31. Inding 11'1 ry branch oi: the plumbing
r. 111! ventilating systems My work is
guaranteed

Arthur E. Benedict,

PLUMBING, HEATINGr TINNING.
6 Monroe St., South Norwalk, Conn.

 

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tor freight Only-1'"

u» and after Tuesday, no
1900 Freight Propellers will his
Pier 28 East River. New Yorkl 1m "
of Dover,street), every day. (”ninth
Sunday), at 4 p. m. Freightr'osct ,
at Norwslk up to i p In. tum
Not-walk up to 6:80 p. m. r ‘ _'
NORWALK O’TEAMIOATJ .

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on MINUTE FROM DIM,

EUROPEAN PLAN '
..0|u rooms a special tutu
and Ilsctrlc Lights throuliuiit. '-
srv room heated.

RATES REAIONAILI;
i‘Imiy stocked Cuts In chili!
A full line of Acksr. Merrill
dlt Co's celebrated Winn, I.
Cigars always on hand. ' ,
T l SULLIVAN; Profit!"
Telephone Call, sis-4

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

should be equipped Will 6‘ Wm
show white, onopiecs "Stand. “its
ceiain Enameled Lavatory .

how dellghfuily convenient.
be to have hot and (told run
in your dressing 111m
ins apartment of Irstr- ,
room? its presence vault; ' ,
the digest degree of comic , ,

We will gladly quote you ‘ '
plumbers are strictly 1111111111,
chanicl. honest and I'm

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. 11.1111. are 111111111111: all
and desirable apartments
lug scarcer every- 1111‘: =
number of vim den i
sale, and can make
wins rish

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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