29c. anound _.
always bolnatho some“? community
‘and absolutoiii'freihyevery time you
uy. ,
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ultrasonic" Y’atroprlmn
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£05 Wuhln‘ . n
Tot. all; (1-2,.
All Orders Deliveredifreo of Charge. il
r ‘n—
“Him; Burr ‘Bettchr'nnd Gauthier, f
Bettinfl’ co. are spending drew days
at Whitefield. . .. .
, Mrs. George R. Miller and son Clan
once, of! Van Zandt street. have gone
to New York state. for a two Weeks‘
stay with relatives. ‘
The meeting at the Advent Christ-
an church yesterday evening was led
the Rev. James W. Date. The ser-
0 was Well attended and very inter-
.' regular weekly prayer meeting
I -ld last evening at the; East Ave-
nue~Methodlst Church, Rev. Mr. Free
man, residing. The service was well
atten ed for one held in midsummer
and the meeting was most interesting
and spiritually helpful.
A woman who lives on the Washing-
ton street bridge yesterday, after rush-
the growler assiduously during the
day, become somewhat angry last eve-
ning-at a parcel of boys who were an-
noying her. Her language was some
thing which was startling in its pic.
turesque profanity.
Rev. James W. vis, who by pro-
fession is a “fisher men" took his
first. sail in a launch yesterday and
withhis nephew and grandson went.
down the harbor after blackiish. It has
not been learned just what luck he. had
but if it compares favorably with his
with the tinny monsters of the deep,
work in the other-line of fishing he did
well. indeed.
An opening meeting of the St.
James Circle was held yesterday at-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. H. J.
Hipson in Seaside Place, East Nor-
waik. Rev. James and a party of
Christian workers from Belle island
were present and took an active part
in the meeting. Refreshments were
served at. the close and a social time
was held.
A new comer. who..-s.eeins,to have
been affected by tho salt air, which
has made him a little too ircsh, under’
took to play the hose on a passing Yan-
kee boy sometime ago, when the lit-
tle chap. whosc grandfather was in the
Civil War. like Teddy, ran up the hill.
grabbed the hose, turned it on the lit-
tle fresh chap, and gave him such a
soaking that. the next day his neck
was done up in bandages.
The clatter and flutter made by
some of the modern Juggernauis, re-
mins one of the combination of it Got-
ling gun and a ride on the Danbury ox-
pross, while the faces of the occu-
pants, the blazing sun by day and the
lurid glare by night, look more like
the expressions on the people’s repre.
sented in Dante‘s great. picture of the
Inferno, and they look anything but
enjoying themselves. In some of these
machines women are placed at the
helm, while the men with outstretched
limbs, reminds one of the old Herald
War map. In an emergency, thesc
chauffeurs are no more fit for what
they have undertaken then to be plac-
ed at the helm of a ship in a great
storm.
Miss Emily Davis, niece of Mr. and
Mrs. E. W. James, has been rcmovcd
from Now liocboilo, to Dr. Vun Vnion’s
sauntorlum, of Port Chester, New York
where she was ucconuiauicd by her
nurse and brother A but. Miss Davis
has been suffering O crvous proup»
' t , years, having
,h’ilc teaching in
the West , ‘6 Chill ‘ Grammar
School in New York. where her mother
and uncle, the late Frcdwick W. James
werealso tcacl t one time. The
1
death of iwr sir i June 1th, who
was rcnlly worm
mode this move n ,, .ss
attending her.
ury as her aged
mother was not, able to continue the
strenuous labor performed by the la~
mnntoii .lcnnio.
1 ROWAYTON.
l3. Arthur Griffin, of Rowayton‘ avc~
one is on a business trip through
Maine and other New England states.
Mrs. (ivoruc lunnphcro. of East
Hartford, in the gamut of her parents,
Ma. and Mrs. I), l’. Wicks, Crow avo-
nuc.
Parties have been looking at Com-
modore Chill‘icn ll. chlcr'a yacht, Du-
nupco, at anchor off Hickory Bluff,
with a View to purchasing the sumo. or
lensing it. for the balance of tho sea
son... ‘
There will be a meeting of the how-
nyt‘on launch Club, in Rownyton ave-
nue. inthe new quarters. Saturday eve-
,mng. 'l‘hcse‘ quarters life being scaled
and repainted and put in good rondi‘
tiontbrouzhout. A full attendance
is desir lot this locating.
Joseph Kilnefeiter. who for the past
five years has been employed in S. D.
Keclcr's meat market, in Ridgei’icid re-
signed hill position on Friday and re-
turned to his home in Rowayton. Mr.
Klincfe tor has minds many irieuds
during in stay in Ridgeheld.
limousine Chapel ‘wili be opened
for divine‘ unwind. August min, at
3:30 o'clock. Preaching by Rev. '1‘.
N. [sine pastor, stamina. The son
ricer will be continued every Sabbath
“l“
Heights is spendin
afternoon at 3:30 o’clock.
at the same hou .
ancestries. , .
1..
tcrlals is still standing.
ers. S. O. Keeler has been quite
Harry Scovel's pet dog was recent-
.. ly killed by an automobile.
Alice Lyon Fitch. M. D., has return-
:: ed from Sunset Park Inn, Catskills.
William and Richmond Jelliffe are
enjoying the fishing season this your.
James Poolcy, of this town. was a
visitor in South Norwulk yesterday on
business. '
Samuel Grumman: of Dorian, a
former resident. of Ridgci’ield. was in
that town. on business last Monday.
Mrs. Brooch is spending the sum-
mer with her sister, Mrs. M, M‘. Sco-
vel .
Mrs. A. C. Willson and children are
visiting her mother, Mrs. A. C. Silli-
man.
Telephones are being installed this
week for Mrs. M. M. Scovell and
Mark. Wilbur,
Mrs. Wood, of New Canaan. was
the guest, of Mrs, Muller and Mrs.
Oldrin this week.
Miss Alice D. Morse. of Noroton
g a few weeks in
the Adirondacks. ’
Mrs. W. Relnhart. of the Volunteer
Children’s Home, Darien. has been
critically ill the past week.
Mrs. H. H. Scely. of Norotnn, and
son, Charles H. Scely, have gone to
the Adirondacks for a mouth.
Miss Addie Eager, of Noroion, and a
friend called Saturday for Europe, to
remain six months possibly a your.
Mr. and Mrs.» J. F. Brummer, of
Elizabeth. N. J., have returned from
a visit with their son, John P. Brunt-
mcr. and family, Darien.
Mrs. Nathan Finch and daughters,
Florence and Doris, have returned
from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ev-
erett. Milispuugh, in Belhol. .
The Dal'ien Methodist Sunday
school holds its annual picnic Wednes-
day, August '7, at Steeplechase island.
Special cars leave the church at 8:30
p. mt, .
The Darlene will play the Nutmccs
of Norwalk, on Noxou‘s lot Saturday
The Dur-
iens will. appear in their new uniforms
navy blue. white letters, blue stock-
ings with white bands.
James Poolcy has sold his meat
market to New York parties who will
in the future conduct it under lbr
name of The New York Cash Market.
Mr. Pooicy will remain in churgc,
however, during the rcmziimlor'of the
summer, at least.
There are 20 children now being
cared for at tho Volunlocr Children's
Home. A home has been found for
the little boy who was dcsrrtcd and
found in :1 Now York collar, The
grounds about the Home. havc been
made vorv attractive by W. Relu-
hart, manager.
The force. llridgct's Mistake. will
be given by the. following members
of tho Mcthodlsi Church the last week
a
in August, at tho ’l‘own liali: Lona
Styles. Miss Olivc Abba; Grace
Stylus. Mrs. 'I‘hcrou Burdlck; Nancy
'l‘aylor. Miss Edna Sinuson; Mina
Sprauuo. Mrs. Sissoil; Bridget
O'ls‘lahort)‘. Miss llrssic Vailcric;
Dinah. Mrs. John Bruinmcr.
At next Sunday morning's service
in the M, E. Church tlicrc will be
preaching by the pastor, Rev. 'I‘. N.
Laino on The New Jerusalem, with
a solo, The 11on City, by Mrs.
C. liuiibcck of New York,
by tho sacrumrui of the Lord's Sup-
per. Iu tho cvonlng tho subject will
be The Stones Marlo ltoudy lit-fora
Brought to the Temple. Coworih
League at 7 p. m.: church service,
7:45 p. m.
org-w...”
WESTPORT.
Mrs. W. 8. Rogcrs recently outcr-
tuincd the Afternoon Whist Club.
Mrs. Harriet lilll of Weston is visit.
tag in town.
.Mr, and Mrs. Ambrose llurlbuti,
State street, are entertaining rcluiivoa.
Alfred Warnock is cnioylng u vaca-
tion out of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Allcn are
spending a few days at West Point.
Mrs. Isaac Allen is entertaining her
sister, Mrs. Burger of Belle Island.
The Epwurth league of South Nor-
wulk enjoyed a trolley ride to Compo
Bench one evening last week.
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Elturges are
entertaining friends from Massachu-
setts. "
On August 7 the Epworth league
of the M. Ill. church will hold a lawn
party.
Mrs. Andrew (’lorlmm of nodding
has been the guest of relatives in
town.
Spicer Brothers have the contract
for plumbing and heating the new Mo-
thodist parsonage.
William linker of Rosovillo district
is entertaining his daughter from
White Plains.
Miss Jessie Price has returned to
Bridgeport after spending a week with
her sister, Mrs. Fred Butterson.
A number or the members of tho
Nutmeg Club. of Norwalk. are camping
out at Comps Beach.
Mrs. Hunter and two children
Bonsanhurai. are spending a week
with the Misses Winne on Compo
.stt‘oeb
..4‘ ...ll
. are to be some further
delay about startinglwork} entire new
, passenger station at this place. The
seven carloads'ot crushed stone, which
come here last week, have been order-
ed to Van Ness. N. Y., and it is probe:
bin that work underway there will be
finished before the new depot here is
undertaken. The shanty which was or”
acted 'a month ago for the storage of
tools. cement and other building ma-
oanxnn AND nono'rou. ,
Axcl I
followed.
, it t Wet n
. .. amnion midst Caruso
a pa y of friends. has re
in Quality school 0
c urch‘ wit, «bold; '
. . B .
llort. , ,
’ , Mrs. Cornelius Alton, who has been
in the Norwalk hospitahrcturnod to
her home last week, but is still in poor
health. ,' . ' ' ‘
(3. 31"; Gregory of Weston. who has
been amount spent at the cottage of
Charles Godfrey at Compo Benoit. has
returned home.
Among the callers at the Rest this
week were: Dodson and Mrs; Frank
Jeliff, of Georgetown. Mrs. George D.
.Stcvcuii’oi‘ ’I‘orriugtou. and Mrs.
George 0. Plait of Norwalk. ‘
Professor Drew and family. who
have been spending the past month
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Godfrey, on
imperial avenue, returned to their
home Wednesday.
.In spite of the unpleasant. weather,
the special trolley cars which convoy-
ed the union Sunday school picnic to
Steeplechase dock Wednesday were
well filled. The party returne.‘ about
6:30, tired and happy with the day’s
enjoyment.
~Cures baby’s croup. Willie’s daily
cuts and bruises, mama‘s sore throat.
grandma’s lameness—~Dr, Thomas'
Eclectric Oil—tho great household
remedy. ‘
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NEW CANAAN.
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"no. l on N oirvd
Gaol-go larder; 4:11:31;qu
Fox V
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it. audios .
N1" 0? Y0"? ”JOIN?” .
Sterling Remedy 00., Cliicquomvflflu 593.
III II. SALE, TEIVMILLIOH BOX!
an, .Pn when t
0 B n.
tith‘lk‘fu
g AN EXAMIN
EYE
means more than the mere try- ‘0
log on of different. glasses if a;
done at the optical rooms of 2
Homer B. Hoyt. “1
With one of the best equipped
Miss Am ndn chd will leave next
Tuesday f ‘ a trip to Yellowstone
Park. »
Mrs. Edward Mily has been enter-l
taining friends from New York for a.
few days.
The Red Men of Stamford will play
tho Red Men of this town on August
17, at 1:30 p. m. a
An insurance adjuster was in town
Wednesday, looking over‘ the Lambert
house, recently burned.
John H. Coo, of the Central Phat»
macy, entertained friends from South
Nor-walk. Tuesday evening, l
Mrs. David Avery. who has been ill
at her home on Richmond Hill for
several months, is said to be slightly
improved.
The Altar society, of St. Mark's
Church, met in Guild Hall, Wednesday.
It was decided to postpone the fair
indefinitely.
it is reported that F. L. Simon.
who recently sold his fish and vcgc-
table market. to Frank‘Kclly, will
open a butcher shop in Main street.
liorace W. Johnson, who has been
ill at his hone in East avenue for
some time. has returned to his posi-
tion with the Yale t’; Townc Mtg. 00..
Stamford. .
The Sunday schools of the Congre-
gational and Episcopal Churches will
picnic at Rye Bench, Tuesday. Spec-
ial trolley cars will meet the 8:10 a.
m. train at Spriugdalc. ' ‘
Rumor' hilS‘it that one of New
Canaan's charming young ladies liv-
ing in Locust avenue will shortly be
married to a young man well known
in Stamford business circles.
C. i-I. Pnrkcs, the state road con-
tractor, who wus overcome by smoke
at the Lambert house the, Monday
morning. has entirely recovered, al-
though stlli in weak condition.
" inane...
' Sofa Bed.
These Sofa Beds are made in the
most substantial manner. The frames
are made of quartered oak, highly pol-
ishcd. The seat and back are uphol-
stered in velour, red or green, and
tuftcd. The divan can be changed in»
stuntly into the most comfortable full
size bed. The large box underneath
the scat affords sufficient room to
store the bed clothes when not in use.
Prices range from $36.00 up.
nu. MITCHELL,
FURNITURE AND HOUBEFURNISH-
INGS.
Cor. High and Will 8th. Norwaik, 0t.
Fruit k. .
‘ Jars.
,...
r." W,
Your fruit will look nicer if you use
the square shape and white glass fruit
,iurs, than they will in the old fashion
round shape and green glass. The
' square ones have lightning tops.
l crockery. Glasswuro.'Housefurnlsh-
inn Goods.
:
i
II M
‘Wuii Papers and Prepared Paints.
y‘-
m
Contractor tor Painting and Decor-
ating. , ,
“We give the 8. a H. Green Trad-
ing Bumps" All: for theme-
i L. specular.
I? Washington “not.
in. on on“; m W
of-
.4
offices in New England he has "'
every means for making the in
,most accurate and reliable eye in.
tests and the. best results are E
assured in every case. All a, .
glasses am constructed to or-
der, and special lenses of any or
kind are furnished without send- III
lug away for them. Factory on 3
premises. §
WEAR PERFECT LENSES.
m WEAR PERFECT LENSES
‘ HOmQF—EHOI’!’ _.
_ actuating Optician. ,
7-8 United Sank Building.
Tel. 363-12.
m WEAR PERFECT Lenses «0
Gas Ranges will ad-
vance in price $2.00
next season. '
Manufacturers have
given us. notice.
Place sour" order
this near.
Then will never be
cheaper.
Connections. free
with gas Ramos.
Continual.
Company.
Phone 68.
ill. Angeline ii
801180.
* Furniture,
Carpets, Bit.
,I 34 i36
Washinaion Street.
. So. Norwalk.
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than tannin tail
The Be; 8‘5! V011:
, Electrical Co.
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son summits
REPAIRING on ovsnunuuuo
Done in the Best Manner Poe-ibis.
Complain Way. for hauling out valui-
oscAn ANDERsON.
Formerly Tequet Launch Works
” ‘iia‘in Oiil
. Hotel Mahackemo.
Gourd NONWAka" ’
co, in sale Street,
BRIDGEPORT‘.
>
l. R. CONNOR, Manner. “
Inn—nu.—
ssuwce lJP-TO-DATI
cunemt unsuupAaeso
saves nanomete-
Sunday Dlnners"; 75 Denis.
For further particulars apply, It or:
flee. Telephone 488. ‘
thought
, for freight Only '
On and after Tuesday.
1908. Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28. East Riva. New York, (fool
of Dover. street), every day, (exceps
Sunday). at 4 p. m. Freight receive
at Norwalk up to 4 p. m. and South
Nor-walk up to 5:30 p. m.
NORWALK 8TEAMBOAT co.
Aiming J. Smith, 0 .c. Housman
Loam. General Agent
~~.—._....__.
Specials.
win-m ...—...... “Willi!“
The Very ‘ Best Creamery Butter,
per lb. ....................... 290
2 lbs. Pure Leaf Lard 25c
2 cans Red Alaska Salmon .. . . .. . 25c
Shoulders, per lb. ............... llc
Watermelons. large ...... 350 and 40c
A. Stuli
‘-L“ .0..-
"va
Phone 223—3.
22 Cottage Ave. East Norwalk.
. $650
We have a few new 1907 Orient
Runabout: for sale at $350 each.
F. E. iiliiiiiiliilil 813i].
“Honest does. at Hottest Prices.”
8! Well “not. Norwaik.
Even! uni/ha assume can»
., Ian
i.
should a.‘ Bunnie: an. i aunt:
snow white, one piece "Stand-rd" Pot
celsln Enameled Lavatory.
Hove on ever stopped to consider
how del ghttullr convenient it would
be to have hot and cold tannin: new
in your dressing chamber, sleep
lug apartment or first . floor toilet
room? Its presence would sum to:
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prions. 0n!
plumbers are strictly competent In
about“, honest and reliable. ...... .
Horace R. Nash,
OOHNII MAIN AND WEI? IT.
liliiliiliiliiiiiiiNK
worn uoamtu. eons. ,,
runners A assemblaiiumo
IUIINIM
BAPITA ' ' ‘3
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DUNN-U. AND PIO'ITI.
' "73,500.00.
m
town: it MATHIWION, pm.
JOHN a, km». in Vino-Pros.
racemes H. nownu. out ya»-
Pru. , .
Within}: IODWILE, Mien
billion”.
it. H. men-ween ' Henry um
John H. Know “must Grumman
Jmiau I. Marvin . J. Wolf-1 Mervin
v
January I .
Refrigerators. If
Palmer «»Hamuwks;
, Water Coolers;
AND MANY OTHER“
Summer Goods
1
. HARDWARE., ., "‘l
‘ 11s wasnmevon's'rsls'r.
Phone 661.
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.Gu In the Hablt of Hlvlng Your
Sunday Dinner at tho
CLIFFORD
. No worrying about selecting
your meats, no ' bother with
dishes or stove when pin-ant
- weather comes. >
courteous Service. ,,
Pleasant Surrounding. . '
Excellent Cooking.
‘1'" cHAnLEs REYNEKE,‘
m Proprietor.
, ‘ V“ Telephone 49!.
THE LATEST AND BEST
at $2.75 up.
A very Itmu line or fully guaran-
teed Higb Wheel flowers. It 86.60
to $0.00. *MHW
A complete usurtmenll oi! the‘best
grades 0! RAKES. HOES. GARDEN
FORKS. BHOVELS, SPADES. and all
Farming Utensils, at the lowest prices.
General repairing and machine work
promptly attended to. ......de
bruit Hardware 00.
39 Main St, Norwaik.
Telephone Cull 97-6.
Gregory’s Point!
n EAST NORWALK gam-
M
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of Sea
Food Cooked to Order.
Bathing and fishing.
Both Houses to Rent by. the Season
John O’Sulllvan.
Proprietor.
«fl
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nonhuman,
or u w." 8%.. Non-mm :-
I4, Washington it... Be. Normall- !
Real Estate and insurance.
We have uverll molded Ilrlllnl
In Income pruduclnl property that
must; incl-can in wind With the rapid
growth of the town.
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PBEaT-O-LITI TANKI.
Auto Garage
andr‘MachineShop.
Automobiles stored. overhauled and
repaired. Tirol, Lamps. Oils. Dry
Colin, Spark Plugs, etc.
Launch Engines, Coven. Curtains,
Turpentine. Tents, Awnln I and Calls.
204 WASHINGTO 01'.
t. B. Robertson. Proprietor.
PRIOT—O-Ll'l'l nuke.
FRANK c.
VAN scov
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mflim Iron. smut
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Weston". coon.
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curtain! cum on» n. his
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ms New-m,” j_' ' a...
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Miller 83 Jordan, f' ‘
' a hate, “Bruin
one, sous damning.
snarled; tors} v
LawnMuwen’, '
j ‘ positron-hum I
True Spirits-of Turpentine
‘ (onesosmwu AAA SPiRiTsl _
For fun: Johann. Location. Varnilholi.-I‘isiid~
etc" em. ,5. ‘ ..
l
urns CHARLES E. snows vacuram
Solefiqlcl Agents; 3 l ‘y'
, . thFrautvaei. , ’NewYoris Cit-
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Ir.
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lienniu.
[East Noni-Walk 'y
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Tel, 452.
MONEY. ”
Money loaned to salaried employees
and housewives. on their own“ name
without indorser. All transactions
strictly confidential. Call and see as
iNDEPENDENT LOAN AND SECUR‘
, WV 00,
Havllan Auditing, Washington at.‘
Office hours. 9 a. m. to a p. m.
v
billing Safer; and Stress
THAN NEW YORK REAL ESTATE.
For years this Company has paid
'5) Guaranteed interest on its
Bond Shares by check, issued
semhannuaily. Over half-million
dollars paid to investors to date.
ASSETS NEARLY $2.090.000.00.
Investmcntsof from $100 to $10,001}
accepted, participating in earnings
from date of receipt.
A card will bring you our literaturc
ora personal interview.
R. L. COBURN‘, General Agent,
16 South Main Street.
1
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PLUMBING 'AND STEAM
HEATING. ,
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES
CLATE AND TIN ROOFING
Gal undeteam Fitting. Gal Fixture.
Metal Ceiling, Etc. '
f’ Have you seen our nook of
RICHMOND.‘ RANGES?
ms JONES & HOTCHK as
'.
COMPANY
17 WALL eraser. noswm.
... THE SOUTH NORWALK
STOR GE
{HIM waswousef . _~ . .
r" ‘ for ‘ ’ “ "mi
-FURNITURB. PIANOO. 57¢ "
, , Telephone, 8404.
pm For Particulars Adm-o ‘l
G. N. McKIBBlN.
0M0» Room 4. Hovllpn‘bgeioou
Wsnlllndton Ctr-st.
Willi ,‘NQl, Bill! Your -
. Own Home?
lieut- nro advancing all the time
and desirable apartments are becom.
ing wsrcertevory day. We have ,9,
number of very desirable homes for.
«is, and can molt-tho term unlit
price unlit. .
J. M.Layton&00'
.... INCORPORATED. ~
I unlined Avenue. tooth Nam-ls
W ll'HI law
HOTEL VICTORIA, ,
on: mum-i FROM DIPO‘I’.
.0 sunornn‘litima. » ...“, ~
or rooms some. ,
and llutfle‘kl ht- turouahom‘ Iii;
mm M l
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rml mocked. on. in «unsound,
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cannot-hum»
sonny "ii Premium
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