mum; m
no mtmmmnnouxht. and which billion
Walla. lla- borne '41» 51mm 11'
' will" boonmadcnndcr his pen-
Wanner-vision since its inane:-
Autumn onotodoccivc youth“
and “Just-as-good.”m but
with and endanger the be“ (If
I“ M (mutton—Experience agoinat W
What is CASTORIA
canard. i’.’ a harmless «111mm for Oosioi' on; Paro-
we: no... and W Syrups. It 1.. mean-11.1 It
contains neither Opium. Morphine not other 111
«Waco. Its
(italic. It
Fe, 33:11: it- alternates. It dos
alloys 17 cu. cures Dior-rhino, and, Wind
relieves mouthing Troubles, mmroomflpotion
charming. It assimilates the Food. resumes the
m and Bowen,
lilo children’s
.Jb'
lfvi-tr1Wllll’9W WNW
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sli‘rlend‘.
oENuINE CASTQRIA ALWAYS
The 11111.. H1111 Always B
'.'; Bum the Signature ‘of'
light
In Ilse For Over 3,0 Years.
l "moo-m. vol-1111mm nuns-11m.
THRASHER HAD SHOCK.
Fell on Platform in New Haven
Yesterday.
Samuel P. Thrasher of Manchester,
N H. and formerly of New Haven,
was stricken b3 a severe shock yestcn
day afternoon on the station platform
in New Haven as he was about to do-
part on his home.
Mr. Thrasher was prostratod but.
several New Haven friends being pre—
sent gave him every aid possible and
he recovered sufficiently to go to his
home although in :1 e1 y weak condi~
tion.
"441'. Thrasher was at one. time the
secretary of the Law and Order league
of Connecticut, with offices in New Ha-
you He later invented and marketed
an electrically controlled time ser-
vice.
He is now conducting this business
in his main. offices in Manchester
where" he resides with his family. His
many friends in this city will be pained
to learn of his illness and wish him a
speedy recovery.
A FORTUNATE TEXAN.
Mr. E. W. Goodies, of 107 St. Louis
St, Dallas, Tcx., says: “in the past
year I have become acquainted with
Dr. King's New Life Pills, and no laxa-
tive I ever before tried so effectually
disposes of malaria and biliousncss."
They don't grind nor gripe. 25c. at
F. H. Baxter's,'So11th Norwalk, and E
P. Wood’s. Norwalk, drug stores. "
N0 SUMMER .FOR 1907.
—————.
Old-Time Almanac Makes'Tbis Start-
li'ng Statement.
One of Norwalk's best known ('ili-
zoos, who asks that his name be with-
held, was recently looking over some
old papers and came acrossouc of Du.
‘ boll‘s almanac-ks and in ,oliug
, cilants set forth for the future came
,across the following startling stato—
ment. which bids fair to come true.
This statement is “That in 1907 there
. will be no 3111111111112" Up to the pre-
sent time most of us agree with the
old almanac, for if there has been
rd'uenany summer weather we have failed
clues anunotice it ‘
tho .
RIDGEFIELD MAN'S WILL.
in the Surrogates oiilco was Iiii‘ll
for probate yesterday the will of .la-
mes Morris. who was a brother of Stuy-
vesant F. Morris. 01 No. 10 East Thir
tictb street, a resident of Ridgcficld
who died in New York on May 23.
says the New York Herald.
Filed bv Charles id. Simms, or No
it Wall street, the pctit1on status that
the value of the estate. is more than
810.000 in both real and personal on
late. The estate is left to the family
with the c: ccption of two bequests it;
St. Lukes Hospital.
0111? bequest to“"tho‘hospitzil leavcr
$18,000 “to augment. the sum of $2.000.
hereiorc given by myself and wife'
making $20,000 the interest of which
is to be devoted to provide perpetual
ly for ridcs for invalid children in Cen-
tral Park'.’
Nineteen thousand dollars, making
825,000 in all, $6,000 having been given
before is also left to St. Luke’s liospi»
1:11" in memory of our son. Martin
Gray Morris. the income of which is to
provide the services of a voice to sing
the praise of God in the children’s
ward of St. Luke‘s Hospital.
The document. is dated April 25,
1907. and the executors arc George E.
Gartland and George A. Millar.
-—Consttpation causes headache 111111
sea. dizziness languor, heart palpita
tion. Drastic physics gripe. sicken
weaken the bowels and don't cure
Doau’s Regulcts act gently and cure
crimtstipation. 25 cents. Ask your drug
KB ‘
“Tho payments ain't. so hard."
“What. terms?" .
"A dollar down and 11 dollar when
over t.hc1-olloct1u' ketches 111c."—~l.ouis~
rillc .tlouricr-Jonrual.
WILL CURE CONSUMPTION.
A.1A. licrrcn, Finch, A1'k., writes:
“Foley’s Honey and Tar is the best
preparation for coughs, colds and lung
trouble. I know that it has cured con-
sumption in the first stages." You
never heard of any one using Foley 3
Honey and T111 and not being satin
fled Plaistcd‘s Drug Store and The
Cliil‘ord Pharmacy .
22 Washington Street
HAM (aMOKEo', 111: L8.
11'1chch io'o'ooi.
CHICKENS .206 llB'.
NEw cANNEo CORN ' ‘ ‘
10c cAN; acAns FOR 251:
l W 1313131311?“1
. ..South.liofivalk. ‘
, 1
1'11
Willilngtan Street
I
St amioid
A Sale of Unusual Importance
AT THE
airC|oakand
AN: LDUCATIDN AT ' ' ‘
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
Provides for Profitable Employment and
INSURES SUCCESS TO THE AMBITIOUS
' Young Man or Woman.
LE'B US add your name to our mailing list.
M A. MERRILL, Prin. 1
‘Port' Che's’tér .
1t" ‘ . . 1.
South N orwalk
A ISRAEL, Proprietor.
,' the Saybrook- men did not appear and
' Sixth Annual convent o'n"
1-dep11rtmont olilc crs at the morning sca-
. voted to,1'1111tine business tlansactiops
‘ elected Wars: .
SHIRT E TAX S Ill?" ’ 1
' SECRET HEARING
" 1111‘ B'rii'viri‘s Conduct in Rela-
TIARTFORD, June. §.——Among the
“may matters considered by the Son-
ate which devoted the greater part of
its session yesterday to a house clean~
lug was the resolution introduced by
Senator Donneiiy, of Bridgeport, re
questing the committee on cities and
boroughs to hold 11 public hearing in
Bridgeport 011 all amendments to the
city charter of Bridgeport. The mat
tor had been indefinitely postponed.
Speaking on the resolution. Senator
Dounelly referred to the fact that if it
had been passed the committee on
cities and boroughs could not have
called a snap hearing at the capitol
without the people of Bridgeport
knowing something about it as was
the case on last Wednesday, when a
number of Bridgeporters wore given a
private hearing on the question as to
making permanent certain clerkships.
‘euutor Gates asked if Senator Don
neiiy was not present at the snap
meeting. Senator Donnelly said, he
was present, but only because he
demanded a hearing from Senator
Brown. Otherwise perhaps he would
never have known anything of what
transpired-
hops a protest might come with more
some from him, as he had absolutely
vcnlcnce of some of his Republican
friends. He believed it was not a
proper way to conduct the public busi-
ness of the state.
Senator Donovan asked if it was post
slide that a committee of the legisla-
ture had convened for the purpose of
giving a hearing on measure affecting
a municipality without advertising the
some in the bulletin. Some of tho
senators laughed at the question :but
Senator Donovan insisted that it. was
no laughing matter but was an out
rngeous procedure. it‘slmply proved.
be observed what little regard those in
power had for the will 01' wishes of
tho pcoplc.
For scratches, burns, cuts. insect
bites and the many little hurts com
mon to every family. DcWitt.'s Carboi
izcd Witch Hazel .811ch is the best
remedy. it is soothing, cooling, clean
and healing. Be sure you got. Dc
Witt‘s. Sold by The Clifford Phar
1many and 'i‘he‘Brldgc th'macy. "
SHORE LINE ROAD
WELI. UNDER WAY
dailroad Commissioners Ap-
prove Plans iorlhe New Elec
trio Route ’ '
The dirt is now flying on the Short
Line electric road. (111‘ which Messrs
Saunders and Jones, of New London
are promoters, for the railroad 011111
'nissionors have approvcd‘thc plan:
1ub111itted them by .En int-er A. W”
‘iam Sperry. of New l'twcn, who in
'nidition to being the constructing an
sinner of the new line, iszulso one 01
is principal stockholders. 'Mr. Sperm
1st about seventy-live laborers to worl
111 diiim'cnt parts of the road last
veck. They had been waiting the ac-
ion of the commissioners to dig in
1nd they were pleased to get the word
'.'go
0111: of the arguments used against
{ranting M12811er1'3"s petition for an
uttcnslon oftlmo to build the East
.iavcn and Morris Cove road was that
he Shore Line electric. road. which
V1111 incorporated in .1000, had given
111 signs of moving toward its con»
:truciion and that the. close condor.
“ion of the two Aconcm'bs indicated
1.11.11. if the blast Haven and Morrb
711v01110titi1111 were granted the 51111111
lclay might be expected. -
The facts appear to be. from in-
111i1'31madc; says the New Haven Reg»
stcr. that the delay in beginning
construction of the‘ Shore Line was
'iccasion'ed by 11 hitch between the old
company and the Snybrook authorities
regarding a bridge in that town. The
hearing before the railroad commis-
sioners, which was held in Hartford.
was a special one to give the Ssybrcok
town authorities opportunity. to be
_,i1eard but as- the company and the
town had come to an understanding
a. verbal permission to go ahead on
the construction of the line was given,
the plans of this particular bridge to
be determined afterwards.~ »
1 . STOP THAT‘OOLD 1
or it may result in. monotonic. Brn-
zilian Balm isl breaking up. colds when.
.cvcr t'ried.n t.w'i,thou't exception.
.10. 25 5013 111,111 '.100 110111111. the 111i:-
t,ford Baxter's and Plslsted’ a. _.1-1. ,
LADIEs'or 1111.11.11. A's ,
"' ' liald in New
Londm...chtn1-day.. .. .
annual1 11cn11w1nllon of uthe Connecticut.
Department. parties- of the Grand M1113
of the chpubl'lc was held here 3111111111.
day. Reports were submitted by the
slum lbu 111.11.11.11. scar-ion wan di-
Th‘c colours
Ella
and election of dillccrs.
Department President—Mrs.
ilillson. New Haven.
Senior Viccyl’rcullleuti-nhirs. Sarah
A. DprIuW. New 1411111011
Junior Nice- -l:‘.rosi,dcnt4-lllrs Jennie
Ladd,. Central 111111.19-
’l‘rmui‘er——Mra. 1111111111 Belden, cen-
tral Village. ., ,
.haplnin--Mrs. Josephine Downs,
Bridgeplirt. . ' ,. '
Councilor—Mrs. Susan li‘. Hawkins,
New Landon. ., 1 . .
Delegates-Mrs. Fannie M.M11t-
thews. Mrs. Abner Connors. New Lon-
Sevml Members Score 'S'o'na- '
. liquid Permanent Clerkships 1
Senator McNeil sold per- ,
‘no knowledge of the hearing which ‘.
Senator Brown had called for the con- ;
York and New l-lnv1111,.wlth,
'COlllO Il‘OllfCiil'llillgB. ,
'bec'n expended for new car 15 ops
Nli'jW, lithlmN, June 5.-'|‘ he sixth -
'.cliesser railroad.
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1.. m w.cwwwwa.»., .
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“'im-mlA‘I-il .
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r.
It not circular“ your dealer's. write
of In» 11.13.111.11
{01:in constructed; 1mm
write to our nearest agency.
STAN AID oi IPA!"
p 081090213”!th
11.". Sale by A.
' New Perfection Wick
Blue Flame Oil Cook
A Wondermlml Stove
111 11111111 highly e'Wn}. Does not w... the 111m
OI! away. it a 111-1111111111 lent. Tint» duo. Fully warranted.
(I1.1rmfiw,W"y
light—giving power; .cn mascot to my. room.
Every lump warranted. If not at your Max's.
.1
. . Entirely dx'ffsru't
tumultuous. Eat-
: bodies new ideas.
new principled.
Easily :1
Reduces duel 133-.
Pence. Ready 10!
business ”at moment:-
mu 'm agencytordmxlpun
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111 1 1; ordnance-W 1w
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J. Collins & C0.
Stove and Raw Lamp
NEW HAVEN RDAD .
NOW FDUR TRACKED
Cost of Recent Improvements
1111 Gre'at System' 18 $30, 000,-
000
Although the New York, New lia-
111111 and Hartford Railroad Company
when it is expected that the new four
track road between New ork and'
New Haven. it does not really gain the
distinction of being such- until today,
when it is expected tha tthe new four
truck Schcrzcr bridge at Naugatuck
will be thrown in.
Four years ago,wl1cu the present
management took over the propetty,
it was a four- track road between New
four two track bridges; between those
points and therefore scarcely a four—
track road.
Since then three of these bridges
have been 1'1-built with four track
and the work recently finished, viz;
Ono at Cos Cob. 01111 111 Westport and'
one at. Windsor Locks: and now it is
expected that the remaining fountrsck
bridge at. Nuugatuck will be thrown in-
to operation Sunday. '1
These bridges represent an invest-
ment of 36.000000, most: of which has
This money
which the New Haven has had tied 1111
for a. long time has been ycildiug no
investment return, simply because the
work was. unfinished.
Besides the bridges mentioned abovc
there has been other important bridge
construction on every division of ”11'
road, the most important work on the
main line being that at Lyme on the
Connecticut. river. which is now up-
proaching completion.
. Then there must. be considered the
Poughkccpslc bridge. upon which $1,
1400 ,000 has been expended to date and
in touching this it were well to refer to
the whole Control of New England in-
vestmcnt, which stands the New lin-
ven . close to $6 000. 000 and has yet
to pay the New Haven road its board.
Subsequent events, however, haveam-
bly , justified the investment of the New
Haven road in the property for the
Central of New England is fast becom-
ing put on a paying basis.
Then there m'ust be considered an
item cf $4 000. 000 which has been ex.
pended to date in the electrification of,
ythe New York division. Within a fe'w
weeks all New Haven trains will be
hauled by electricity between Stam-
ford and New Yo1k.
The next important move with prob.
1'1ny be made at the Boston cud bi?
tween Providence and Boston. In fact
cfpelimlnary work in the way of elim-
nation of crossings,looi1lng to this
electrification has already been begun,
Bcpides, the foregoing, ,mll ions ha‘vt;
v 11
[actors in my ctohohlica‘l' operallon
.11 11 railroad.
About 81000000 has beén expend
0d Aduring thé 11,9111 vcm atone for new
ldcomoilvc repair shops which will be
throv'vn into opcr'ation on, July. '.1
'lhen there has to be considered
”'po 125 miles of double 'l1:11,'k,iuu
whlc has been authorized dud build
ing under the present New Haven 1m;
lute. , Less than 40 ailingi of lltl has
only recently been flni ed 1111
compicl ldu.
ere is gigantic work going'
itlvcr and, Par-t
r1111. consists oi, it
re d and repre-
date of 1111 at
is neurin
u i.
on I't linrlcm
tulle of six-truck
souls an investment t
$10 000, 000 or pearl St. 01,) 000 n in lo.
This 'citpendlture (trfyc1 ' so covers ‘t’iic
are n 1111,1111.»
,bali ting]
13391101,,11,,.so1e and
practically e'vervthln nctdeut to' diet
construction of 11 1111111111 through a
city. Tu'o tracks will be for local pus-
11:111..»
811 rah ll.
Dcicgatcal- large- -Mr11
Darrow. New London.
Alternntaers.1Elizsbcth Sears.
Bridgeport. ,
The cfliceri': were installed lav P'ast
Department President Susan F. 111111
tins, of tilt» city.
Bangor business 1.11.1 two tracks for
freight.
Of course the work 11811 11111111 thudht '0
0111131 Ilu construction and a large sum
tmopcy has been expended, upon
which to New litre roati' h'ns 1111,8111:
111111111 list-h or... at 111'.
however ‘
balance amounting to- about 80 mil'as.'
iméii'l 1
,, Loon 11111 1191 :10 to «not 1 11111111111111». . :.
r
r
In“ reiu1n~ in fact, worse as the (on
stmciion has offmcd serious obstat in
to the {Ice movement of Mains ca 0111
of the most important ends of the New '
Haven system and has tended to push
the opirattng account up materially.
But now the wo1k is rapidly approach
ing completion. This of course docs
not include the whole of New Haven 13
improvement work bv $0111: moons and
such items as $24, 000, 0 of' equipment
icindcrcd
in the aggreatc
1Road has upward of
1 Ncw Haven
1 it has yet to receive an investment re
.turn. All of it appears to represent
work necessarv 11') 11111111, life New Ha
ven road a throroughly‘vuriiio date and
tmOde" 11 railroad and none of it at) call
‘to be {111 purposes which shout not
ltl'snlt in economics of operation or
new business, . ,
ONLY CURE FOR DVSPEPSIA.
Mrs Franklin flush of New Castle,
Del., says: “i suffered for years with
dyspepsia used to have great. distress
and belching. 1 1.1.1.1 everything i
could hear of, but nothing helped inc.
3 until i took Brazilian Balm, and one 00
:ccnt bottle cured me. completely."
For sale by R. ll. Piaistcd. F. ii. Bax-
ter and The Cliiford Pharmacy. “
ASSIGNMENT OFA .JU DOES.
lug Next Year.
supreme court and judges ‘of the supe-
rior 'court at. Hartford yesterday as—
signments for the coming your were
made. Judges Ralph Wheeler, G-agor
a‘nd R'ccd will not sit in Bridgeport
during the yont',,,but Judge Ralph
Wheeler will sit. in Dunbnry on the
first y'i‘ucsday of March. l908. Judge
llownnl .l. Curtis. of Striitiold will
make his iii st qppcnmncc in 131' ldgepml
as a sitting judge of the superior court
in February. 1008, when he will preside
at tb'e. criminal term.
The other assignments in this coun-
ty are as follows: Judge Robinson, first
Tuesday in April 1908; Judge G. W.
Wheeler, second Tuesday in Septem—
ber, 1907, criminal term: second Tucs-
day in December, 1907,!)11'nbury; Judge
Sbnmway, second Tuesday in May.
1908. criminal ter;m Judge Roraback,
second Tuesday 11'. October 1907;
her. 1907, criminal term; first Tuesday
in January, 1908; Judge Curtis, third
E‘uesday in February, 1908,. criminal
erm.
made for Fniifield county: William
R Shelton clerk Mshlary $4.800; Wit.
‘llsm T. Hp'viland jusstsiant, clerk 81,-
3131111 tciérk, $500,; “jury“ commission-
érp yman 8. Call 11 and Robert I...
rclli'tlison; coro er,
cotumisslon'er '0 state, police..fol1'r1,ll.
Perry of Southport; messenger of sup-
crlm' courl' Charles 8. 1911111111
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‘ THE 11111016 No.61.
Number 'tl1re‘c', is n 1110,1101; Hill 1'1111'1. rot
for God Part! of gi‘cdlir 1,111.19,
0113.. run pidlng l0, pictte'r which rearls'
‘Miir suffering much with liver and
kldn l‘i'ouhle, and belomlng grc'ully
disrcht11ngeili bv the fall111",11 to find re
lief tiled Eliectric iiittc1's.,11nd 111131 11
wait I 'um 11 well man today. Th 0
list 11111111 relieved and three bottles
éomplotcd the cure " 11.111111111111111 lidal
on earth for stomach, liver and kldne
troubles by F. ii Baxter. south No,-
walk arid EPW111111 Nd'rwzt'lk, drujx';
stats, 60c.
MAYBE scrlévgfz's :rslAL.
'A'NS
the Schmi’tz 11115111131111 to 3111137
011, nets court. Assistant Distri ct
or, 11911131 will make 1111 09111111111:
his?
statement, and the ptosebutiOn w
11,11,111 beam the presentat'lon of tbs i-'
many against. S‘chmltr. on the, «din,
:figaviug ex 1',th $1,175 from 11,.
not 1.1.1.111". rubidium”
p rpsecutton has announced 11111
fin: wig 180" “91113 at heir witnesses
e t'rI' you ladies its at 11111111111
ill 11:, utility «mum if
u‘EWAI ”1
a'
t.w...,-..~.a.
8315.11.10.91... 11.311 .
.up in improvemcnt work' upon which '
Those Who Will Sit in Bridgeport Dur- .
At'tbc meeting of the justices of the '
Judge Case, first Tuesday in DOcBml '
The following' appointments were'
7,00; Fied W. Tracy, 11311311111 cl'crk. '
$2,000: .1th 11,300,111, Danbury, new
battles 8.6611111; ,,
'.'-.1
Infiasitly 1101110
l
wins" DAY. 111113 5. 1907.
m..."
Bridgeport Adm
color
Folding G0 Carts.
brief.
able. '
is restful.-
sorics.
1‘
CllCll stove.
coal.
i
BODY IRUSSELS VELVET, AXMINSTER, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS.
a?!
-1.
.1, ,
SELB, INGRAIN AND CREX.’
1 _...,1.
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GLOTI'IS AND LINOLEUMD.
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WASHINGTON ST"
lNGRAlN AND OTHER GRADES.
BODY BRUS'S'ELS, AXMJNSTER, TAPESTR'Y BRUSSELS, PRD- IBRU'S-
And it need not be cxpcnsivc
and thread 11111 be made the bed cover
cushion 1"'oV11s, the window hanging.
Prices from 12 mm a yard.
upholstered,
The D. M Read Co.
Witt/Ind 1857.
Carriages and Go-Gorts.
New lines now open for inspection, and several new
models never shown before.
l'aucy Reed and Wood Auto Carts, with
dark rich brown, elegantly
wheelsand the most approved running gear. ,
Carriages of the same 111atcrial,ti11isi1cd in the same
hoods, in
cushion tired
English Pei ambulators with 11111111110511 hoods, in
coach finish, dark green or 111ar0011.
Go- Carts and Carriages in reed, light imish, a greater
variety than we haw ever shown before.
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1
l'ourth floor, elevator in Chrpct Store.
A. '(i'u‘n 1‘
The Beauty of the Cretonnes.
' The woman with a Crctonuo bcdiooni will have an idea.
‘ of summer even if the year brings her one all too tardy and
it is a season of hen utilul Crctonucs in floral designs,
'ihc flowers look 111111051 1cal and nearly all qualities wash-
An entire lose 100111, poppy room or nasturtium room
is effective and dainty in the extreme.
A Delft blue room'
\N’ith n 1111151111:
the furniture and
and bureau acces-
Third floor.
‘ w L . rilyt‘,‘ ',“‘ w
Bl'u'e Flame 011 Stoves.
, w.- have 111.1 "Sterling'Puritan,’
out a wick and without smoke.
bake, broil, fry, or do anything that can be done on a kit:
The expense is reckoned one-quarter that of
‘ which burns oil with
With one of these you can
All sizes from one to five b11r11crs,$2.50 and up
'\ ectopictc line of Ovens, Broilers, Toasters, Steamers
and 11011 Heaters, at. low prices,
Basement Furnishing Store.
'I he sale of Dress Goods has been going well.
goods have disappeared almost, but there are still-'.50111c
good values in those at see, now selling at 351: a yard.
ALARGE LINE OF CHINA AND
The 590
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8'
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' “no canny-1r us
JAPANESE MATTINca on.
8HADE8 TO ORDER A SPECIAL TY.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Telephone 5446. ‘ ”'...
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.. I “'1 Mile! 1...
‘ '83 ohm Main Street, South Moi-walk.
positively re'dttcéd till our torment: to 1,1an (1,? 31,16” Wetllfldfv’n M
at clean them out. . ,,
{81.17911 $12.10. ”Whfifi‘fi
u'lsvo-c-ns-datu-o
8.81.me oases”
out we A1‘
,4....11:r
933 Oouth Main It, 811. ‘Norwalk.
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