3i. s. snows commit
bole Seis- Archie : .3 1 ‘ .
‘W. ~ .. NewYorlt‘Cit
gastNorvvaik
“tel. 1.52.
.r‘« i
» ,.....
MONEY. _
loaned to salaried employees
eewlves ‘On their own name
‘ All transactions
Call and'see us
_ iTY co.,
lend Building, Washington St
flies hours. 9 a. rn. to e p. m.
unlawful; Nothing Sun-—
’Tl-M.N‘ SW YORK REAL ESTATE.
«.90 ears this Company has paid
3 %“ Guaranteed interest on its
_. Bond Shares by check issuer
semi-annually. Over half-million
doiiere paid to investors to date
ASSETS NEARLY $2,000,000.00.
Investments of. from $100 to $10.00
accepted, participating in earnings
tromvdete of receipt.
A nerd will bring you. our literaturt
or I personal interview.
R. L. COBURN, General Agent,
lGj‘Bouth Main Street.
.347 , ‘ 19
PLUMBING AND STEAK
“ HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
. .e'rovae AND RANGES,
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Metal: Ceiling. Etc...
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES ?
. COMPANY
17 whet. smear. NORWALK.
-... .WM-..... u-_._..-.o
._ THE souru NORWALK
STORAGE
WAREHOUSE
{or
FURNITURE, PIANOS ETC.
Telephone, 349-«5.
For Pertiouiers Address
G. N. MoKiBBlN,
Office, Room 4, Haviiand Block,
Washington Street.
OCI-“Nowww w...- m...“ w. w.--“ “M”
1
'iiEACNEbATE
ey brdere, alteamship Tickets.
J. M. Layton 8: 0o
. incorporated
it Railroad AVe.
THE NEW
insinuate
null ‘r yiestris , highte ' threusheut. lav
~ery room hosted.
, “‘ MATE! REAEONABLE.
. Ethel 3 Wished Gate in connection.
, .-‘.Auful line of ther, Merrill in den
dit pgg'e'd‘iehreted Wines, Liquors em
- Old-w eiweye on hand.
I. ‘IULLIVAN, Proprietor.
d[telephone cell, 490.
, «fission-er he
‘ 317.9, retent'mi‘ieo.
lens so use
. oneeotiillellnln millet.
‘imirumut‘r. none.
3 remit» emm.
' prices.
ll. ll
Gee ahdISteam Fitting. Gas Fixtures . '
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS ;:
Fina, Life, Accident and Plate Glass
Rents. Mortgage Loans, Draft-,7Mon»
South Norwlik.
Gill" recline e special teeture. (lies
on Petente
“i I i! n .
ewe“. Voun erove siren not:
LiANT. eLoesv stitch rlNisH As
WELL As PREVENTING l'i' FROM
nus‘rmo. 3 3 , ‘
ceuee lNouehALFIrIN'rnNo
3.9m relz‘ee, wn‘n south. 3 7
r
Chilled-(Don. «
i w = ..
H’ARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET,
Phone 657.
1
SCHOOL rm:
.sk31nrge assortment of Boys' Suite.
Shoes. Caps, Wulsta, etc... at special
" ‘ i
MEN'S ANDJOYI' FURNIIHER.
l1 NO. MAIN IT. 80.3N0RWALK
ggdl‘l‘l‘ 3%.”: may. ”25%;?
:3. The Clifford y
4' Excellent Cuisine.
Dinners Evenings,
6 to 8 p. in.
Sunday Dinners a Specialty.
5.. Dinner Parties and Banquets 3
My;
,3. Solicited.
'3» CHARLES REYNEKE, ”3.
w . ‘l r'
.3. Proprietor. ‘
Ah Telephone, 498.
oeuveoeooooeooe
neuron...
FRANK c.
VAN scov
PLUMBING.
STEAM
HOT WATER
AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street,
. So. Norwalir, Conn. 3
#5 Well at, Norweiit.
in Washington 8t., 80. Namath
on [state and Insurance.
‘We have several decided bargains
in income producing property that
must increase in value with the hold
growth at the town.
A Minimum Amount
oi .
Home Comfort,
Happiness.
and
. Contentment,
with a Modicum oi Expense.
that is
Gas Lightinu.
We are piping houses at a
Minifnnm Cost.
3 Letus'pipe yours.” ,
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d
d?
3 no once, 181 no Street,
innuuuuu, A
‘ ASE. it. histheween ‘,.Henry eeymour
ewe W
‘ Buy» View Groundnut
Rand Sale Money.
M
‘ zoos. Granulated Sugar. . 41.00 .
, \The Very Best Creamery Butter. 3 iof Mount Vernon. The oonslderution
‘3p'er pound “3..................._34ci,
. condensed Milk" rulimlnm. per 3i
3...”... . ".-.“lOo
y
n. ..
".
. 3‘. .
22 Cottage Ave., l; lint Remodel
mm... mm“...
it Rare Chance-lotion
An Automobile.
A few runaboute ranging in price
from $150 to $250 each. Great value
at that money. .
Touring om ranging in price lroinl
$400 to 5800. First class shops and
first class makes. .
l. E. lllKilllfll] 8t [ll
“Honest Goods at Honest Prices."
39 Wall Street. . .‘Nurwaik.
Hotel Mahuokemo.
J. R. CONNOR; Mgr.
M
Service and Cuisine Up to Date
Rates :2 'per day and upwards
Stock and General Information Ticker
Sunday Dinners. 75' Cents.
Tel. 488.
piece in Santordiown to Ernest Ollius
ter3end builder:
Epiiekdghe roles. ‘ 25s;
2 Poundllbli‘d s o e eg‘bjaiél v Le a d e e .250
Native P§te€oee, it one. V;‘.‘,.“3.§.235o.i
3 pound. Mllkj3c giisri “.l........2sej
‘ l'euSou to bo p‘ro‘ud‘lpi‘ lheii: .tliaéoi‘il. t‘fl’
, with the iiunbury High school. showed
mi vm w. in 7mm.
Funeral Director '
and Embalmer. .
ll North Main 8h, South Norwalkl l
Residence, I. Washington 0t. l
Telephone et house, 698.
T‘“".°f',.f: .91..“ a". !
H." ........—._.
Va.
Miller 8: Jordan,
Rut luau Brutus,
Ollie, Hoyi’s Theatre Building.
IOUTH NORWALK.
IRIDGEPORT.
udum'emm.
tor freight only
On and after Tuesday, January 7.
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28. East River. New York, (foot
of Dover street). every day, (except
Sunday), at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Norwulk up to 4 n. m. and South
Norwnlk up to 5:30 p. m.
NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO. "
Anning J. Smith, c. C. Hegemsn,
Lessee. General Ageni
EVERY 'VCADV'e'wgéaeeINo an...
should be equipped with e dainty
snow white. one piece "Stoddard” Por-
celain Enameled Iovutory.
Hove you ever stopped .3 conulder
how delightfully canyonine it would
he to have hot. and cold running water
in. :your running chamber, sloop
lea nporl out or first floor toilet
rerun? its presence would Mord you
the highout degree of comfort.
.‘Wo will gladly quote you prices. Our
plum are strictly compoteutame
choulns, honeet undsyolluble. I.
Horace it. Nani),
GORNER MMN AND WMT 0T6.
fl...“ .u
sOUTH‘NORWALK, cons.
TRANSAOTB-A elitism. eANKmo
euemsee.
W
GAPI‘ML.
eioonoeno.
sources lino enemy's,
«ransom
EDWiN H. MATHEWMN, Pres.
JOHN H» KNAPP, loll Vise-tires.
F’RIDIRIDK H. ROWAN, ind View
1: . , . .
dismiss snowstt. demise.
oieseroht, ‘
‘Jehn H. «have demon crummen
.ieeieh it. Mervin J. Weiiose Mervin
chi-lotion Qumran John H. Light
3' ayes.
7 Georgia.
' ' g neon: (3.1 3
.H. s. Osborne has alum me onset?»
was $2,000. The purchaser is n carpen-
‘ h’e cellar is being (in; for the house:
whioil'flerbert heroes of New ‘(ork
will erect in theeprlng on the tract
of live, acres which he recently
”Wuht from H. h. Unborn. . ‘ ' ..
i-T‘he don] by which Charles E. Mono»
house recently sold it tract of 130 acres
in the Rid? section to William Fisher,
0t Lurclun nt has been clinehcdhy his
ncceptnnu
action.
Built. Walhridge has decided to .30,
no further with the nrteslnn wall.
which at depth ,oi'gubputaf’i'gOQ.» (9%
yields out tree glyphs pérmllniite‘.
He: will not on union seriousutrnite
for :1 supply of water hou'ei'or, us the
Aupetuck liver is only it tow lo’otfrom
his home.
The dispute over the etch: mud in
Georgetownhas been adjusted the non-
trnciors yielding to the demand of Se-
lectmun Banks in re nrd to putting oer-
inln finishing tension on the work.
The Ridge rond will no completed
about the middle of next week. So luv
the soloctnwn have been unuhle in 0b-
tuln a supply at gravel for covering
the stone bed. " .
With three guinea played uud 'u
cloun score ot-‘Vietorlouglo. date the
Sunhird. School li‘tifllliiillmlelhiflii have.
or a. payment on the trans-
A.
peciully in View ol’the fact that most
of them were now to the gridiron when
the unueon opened. . iii their first: coin
test. which was with the (dipole school
or Wuiliugl’ord, their chief defeats wen.
fumbling and ineffective interference.
Their next guillo. piuyod inst week
it murltcd improvement in those ren-
poets. Wells and Avery in puriiculur
inohilng like volrrdnn. Tho Snui'm‘ds
won this gnnio, iii to . They are it
considerubl . henvior team than the vi-
sitors. but our. bud im- lose prurtlrc.
bust. Sniurduy the Solomon wool. in
Cheshire nod del‘oulod tho Milsropui
Acudomy tenth by the ncol'e of i'.’ to 5.
On Saturday of this week the Bridge-
port lllgh school are to ploy the Sun:
lords ut the Ridge grounds.
The number of hunter's licenses ink-
on out in this town hue increased to 54,
but very little shooting is being done
for the rodson that, with tho rxruptlon
of gray Squirrels there appears to be
sonrcely any gulnc. (ionic Wurdr-n
Warner and local sportsmen in general
urn keeping a sharp lookout this full
for that puriirulur vloiutlou of the
some low which consists in the tak-
ing 0! birds by sum-cs. The monitor
has in previous ycnrs'lwen quite coin-
mon. That the unurors routine that.
they are being watched and huvo tukeu
niurm is molested by“ the robot". find.
ing of No snares ouch of which (-on-
laint'd u partridge in u decomposed
condition. The snnreru hlul'ovldontly
boon ufrnld to visit.‘ their trnps for
tour of detection. A member of the
Aspetuck Fish nnd Gmnehssocintlon
recently said that it who one o! the
nims of this body lo pl-rwul win-t he
culled "bog" on infractions of the laws,
“For instance." enld be,‘"two men from
Bridgeport. Wuy chino up here, inst hill
and us a result of two dny's nhooiinu
over posted and unprinted lN‘I‘liUl‘i'
took home 35 pnrtrldgon when the in-
ne! maximum mm no. No one mode a
kick heeuuuo they were good follows.
on the shying is. but they wouldn't
get. «way so easily this senson under
like circumstances."
At leust one convert. bus been gained
in this town by the now religious ruli
known an the Assembly of Christ und
it is enld thnl there is u prospect of
more input rot-mils in the fullh. The
Hurt lms its houdolml'lvrs in Brooklyn
lmii u. Mru. Curler muons to be its Milli
priestess. She would pmbubly object
to bring thus untitled on u lending to-
unt oi' the sect is its Olipiitilliiiil to any.
thing like church organisations on the
ordinary lines tutti lu formalism in oil
its pilusos. 'i‘hoir creed. und to this
word they would probubiy also iuko
oxrtaptiou, is to strive for u tile of bull.
nuns with tho Now ’i‘oslumont [or their
guide. Theology. on such. they onllr’r-
ly ignore. While they doubt believe in
"Mending ohuri‘b. ihul ls churrhus o!
other tuitlni. they hold mooiiugu for
worship and pruyvr uud uuiurnlly the
services or proceedings urc murlwd by
tho ulmost simplicity. Thorn hi no
plulu pushing or uppunl for roulribw
lions. but. at box is provided {or such
oifcrlugu us the ultmulunls muy ho dis»
mused to muko. They look for liil‘
second coming of Christ. iii no very
remote (lulu out! nuiieuypr to live in n
ulnte of cousiunt proimi'ntiou l’or Lliut
event. While they diliclnim any libero
i the doetrlnou hold liyiho inlth ou-
rets. mental linen-rs or «- Christian
Holeutlnls. they do useort that such in
lilo on they strivo for scallion u virtuul
o nutrition from the ordinary mllyslrui
u lmonts. Tho mill liiili “it louui intro.
iiuuiiuu from Mrs, iillrlor un'il out of
hurdlsolpleu. the widow of n ltiutho lsi
minister. who spout purtu oi twin or
tin-no uunuueru lit'i'u. . .
fi'ho Muslin Pucker»? Asuncion-iii
buvo iihcruiod from their luiluhorlun In
Aiuukn. up to llilili, over three, hundred
Mill lil'ly-ouo million Lilitldiliihiiiiiil
ynuuu uniunm. 'i‘hoh- ii'orlmunu hutch
cry in tho inmost in the world.
3 ...............-......W ,
ANOTHER RAiLHOIm MERGER
(illii‘i."i'ANti0i‘iiiii. 'i‘cnii.. i‘h‘i. till. .
A. uporllil to the Timon from ltluiy
mood. Von out/s: . . .
.Acoordinu in information dbluiumi
from high authority the pui‘cliunor oi
the Ciculrui oi iimruln “alumni in tho
Noriolit nnd Southern ltuilroud Lions.
ouny. Mursdon .1. Perry, who, with
Ouitiolgh Theme. in port ou‘ncr oi“ the
Gentrei of Georgia, is chairman the
guard or director». or the Nor! it A
‘ iuihcrn Company. ’ .
The genernl him among rullrond
men is that the Norfolk and Southern
will get control or one, or the mode
from Raleigh to Allttliiilli‘lhdi'e to nous
heel. with the trucks of’the Control of
There‘s nothing so good for s sore
throat as Dr. Thomne' unieulric till.
Cures it in n few hours. hollows any
George linen hue hold his, pinch on
the west side. it New York mun. being
,tllni purchaser.
tut on on to
ye
nun
A rule... 75o? bottle of ‘Uric-O. the
OniywAbeoiute cure lsr Rheuma-
tism Ever Diteovsred.
em
wen-E you rr TODAY.
“' I-
Wo want every mun or woman who
hunters from Rheumatism and bus lost
all faith in i'eiuodlnliwtownilo us today
for unuhsoiuteiy i‘r‘oe ti‘isl‘ot’ the tour
nus Smith ‘I’roecrlptldn, title-.0. for
Rhuiilnntiem. Ulric-O will cure it and
enroll to slay cured. Noi’ulih in re-
uulr‘e‘d whiiezihitiug this superb reme-
dy. You take“. neeordins, to direc-
tions. and you will be cured in spite of
yourself and nny doubts you umy have
us to its ellloucy. We don‘t. ask you
imbuy Uric~0 on fullh. We'll buy it
lul'go 750 bottleior you: and make you
n present of it, if youwill agree to
take it noeordiug to directions. ii
We could not afford to do this if we ‘
didn't lmvo nil the confidence in the
world ill llrioo-O. und know ilint after
you are (-urod you would huve no
hesiluncy about recommending the
remedy to all your friends and noduulw
iauccs who are suffering from “limb
msilsm. This In the method that line
made Urlc-O l‘nmous wherever lnl'rw
duped. The cure of several so-cnllcd
lthounmlio Iucurubics in u community
means it steady sole of Uriel) in {but
vicinity. lirloO is good for Rheuinuy '
item and ithoumuiism only. it onto
upon the‘biood by drlvin the uric mid 3
poisonous. rheumatic ‘ncl .trom‘thu sys-
tem. ' This is tie only ”way Rheuma-
tism can ever 9 euroii‘und it. both
UrieO way. Most ‘drugglsm uni
{Trio-0. but if you. wnnlto test it. out
out this notice dud mull it today with
your name nnd address and the name
of your di‘uuliist to The Smith Drug
(20.. 208 Smith Bldg” Syracuse. N.‘Y.’.
nnd they will send you n lull sized 75o
bottle tree. 3
lirlc-O is hold and personally recom-
moudod in South Norwullt by Edward
W. Kelley, Jr.
RAILROAD BUIS'i‘lgESS DECREAS-
MON'l‘GOMEiiY, AllL, Ovi.‘ 25.~'l‘he
Montgomery shops of the Atlantic
Count. Lino. employing 300 men and
with n monthly payroll of $ili.(ii)ii.
were cloned yesterday. Muster meetin-
lilo Pcnrsul announced thni, only a few
of the men would be retained utter
November '1. Mr. Peursuil sold this or-
der wan doc to udverse legislation uud
n doorousc in the business of the com-
puny.
T0 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
'i‘nke LAXA'l‘IVhl BROMO Qulnluo
'l‘nhlots. Druggisis refund money it it
fails to cure. E. W. GROVES signa-
ture is on each bore, 35c. ,
LEE. FOR. BRIDGEPORTPS MAYOR.
nmnuurour. Oct. 25.-—'i‘hc ite-
publicnn oily convention inst night
pinned Henry Lee in nomination for
mayor. Mr. Lee wusjormeriy u. coun-
ly commissioner.
To the liourd of County Commiselow
ore of” Fnirliold County:
1 hereby apply (1?!"le hotel “(:0an in
soil Spirituouu and luiuxlmtiing l.i~
(morn. Ale, Luger Boer, Rhino Wino
dud Cider.’ut r ~
tlornutnin liotei. 1:7 ltuilrond Avenue.
Town of Nm‘wuik. My pluco of busi-
ness is not. loouieddwilhin 200 ll‘L'l in u
direct. line of :1 Church Edition. l’lli'O-
rbiul School or Public School-house, or
the promises pvriuinlng thereto. or
any i'ostoiiirv. Public Library or Unm-
oit‘ry.
Dated at Norwulk. this llih tiny of
October. A. 1),. 1907.
h‘ltiil) W. STOCK.
‘ Appliruul.
Wu. lilo uildoi‘slmloii. electors uuti
illxiialyt‘l'n, my ill‘llllt'll by low. of liw
'l‘owu ol‘ Niil‘Wiillt. hereby endorse llil‘
npplicutiun ol‘ tho uhuw-nunwd
Fred W. Stock
for such license itilll we do Howruliy
col-lily. curb for himself, llml. wo urn
taxpayers upon rout oslnit- Hilliiltl‘d in
snld Town of Norwnilt. itiill that we
huvo not endorsed the uppilcuiion of
any other iit'i'tiOil for n license to null
spirituous uud inioxionliug liquors dur-
ing the ensuing ileuusv your
iiulr‘d ni Norwulk. this l‘ilh duy of
number. A. 1),. 1907. ;
.iumon ii. itundiu. ii. i). Frolllrlril.
Aug. \V'lohmuun. John Novnk. Ulihllti’
A. Mueller.
i hereby certify that Hill ubow-
ililiiwd omlorsors urn electors null tux-
puyors. as defined by low. of the 'i‘own
ol‘ Nurwulll uud ihul tin-y lum- signed
on other upplicutiou.
Ihltnli nl Norwuih, thin liiil day of
October, A. ll., liill'l'.
lll'iltlilSit'l' it. liiill'l‘ii.
- 'l‘owu Ulorh.
To the lionrd of County Commluulou-
cru of liniriloid County:
null Hiiii‘li’iiulin uud inioxlcuiip‘g Ll-
uuoru. lilo. iuiuur iioor. ltliluubwinu
null (.‘iiii.~l‘. at,
Town 0' Norwuiii. My pinup oi busi-
dirvrl lino of u (“Ninth Edition. linin-
riilul School or Public School-house. or
the pl‘i'iulm‘n pol-tuluiuu ihoruto. or
any l'osloiihto, l’uliiio lilhrury or, thou»
viol'y.
tinted ul Norwuih, this i'iih liuy oi
Ut‘loiiui‘. It. lhi‘iliii'l. ‘
Mi'l‘ilim’i‘ h'l‘hJNtihili. .
Amok-uni.
We. the undel'uiuulnl. oleotnru rind
tummy-rm. on dolluwi by low. oi the
”fl‘owu oi Norwuih. hereby. outlurue the
uppllunthnl oi the nlmvoouunod
Anthony tilnnxor
tor snob iioouuo end We do severally
certify. pooh for hilnueil‘. iiutt we urn
tuxpuyoru upon runl outrun ultiiutud in
lipid 'i‘owu oi .Nprwulh. end yihul no
town not tiiitltil‘nod the application oi
pulp in miy pert.
Wm...» ,
M
it's hard in lotion at note on it
P
a
.. A "Wine
1
«louder blooms.
b
any other person [or a license to null
hiili’iliimii! and lntoxlouiing ilduom dur
r
ballad at Ntii'Wiiili. thin iiih day of
October. A. i‘l.. 1907.
f. horses. Goo.
angeu. .iolm Hurrah. r.. Mus liberty
beck.
named endorsenl ore electors and tax.
payers. us defined by “low, or the Town
no other up lieutlmij .
hated ut- orwniir1 this Hill day of
l.
i iii'iltiil-iil'l‘ ii. Hhii’l'ii.
. n. waHrM-ru- u.»
,l hereby nppiy torn hotui iironim to 3
The iduuiv iiolul,,:tti South hiuiu iii. “
none in not located-within i300 tool. in n 1 .
‘ 3 .i. .Bridssiin Adverttemm
. .u. 3, .
Min-n .iv is .«i‘e . :'
D. Rea Co.
nastiness 18.57.
WEE} .
A Bedroomsuite’
. ' .6". .' I i ‘V ‘u , ‘
of artistic ment. ,
.3333, i" ‘3 3 33 3.3.31‘ 7, l"
3 A suite which is at: present in our Exhibition ”Bed—
room is of unturui mahogany. a superb spatitm‘u‘ of the
cabinet maker's url. liy Nulurul ‘M'ullogauyiis meant the
finishing of the wood in the original color. it has not
been subjected to any process by which wood is darkened.
Of course the deep rich shade of Colonial Mahogany
with which we are familiar in acquired by age, and the
pieces of recent date are helped to tbcir‘dark coloring by
tile craftsman. This Nulurul ‘h‘inbogauy is old somewhat
lighter shade. simply finished, of at dccplluldy umber.
The pieces arc: ‘
Bed, with sorpcutiuc hood and just ruougll
-' . carving to relieve the piaiuness.
Dresser with "landscape ironies" swung be-
' and tween scroll supports. Vi‘oodcn
Chiffonier lumbs for «lrnwcr pulls. N
Cheval Dresser. with long oval mirror, low table and one
‘ drawer. ‘, '
Two minor pieces t‘Olllplt‘li‘ the Suite. A Night-
stand, and u graceful “spindlebacked” Chair.
Exhibition Rooms: fourth floor.
lilt‘vulor'iu Carpet Store.
Balsam PillOWs. .
Fresh from the pine forests. zu'onultic, uut‘. sugges—
tive of all things. \vomisry and sweet. 50c each.
At the Art. Section, third llool‘.
For the Household.
Fruit Presses. Small llnull presses for use in jolly~
ulul \viur making.
with vegetables. i’ricc 25c.
Dustpans. .\ new kind which is llClil down firmly
with one foot. This permits ”10 use of both hands with
lllt‘ broom and saves bowling over. There is 21 little pocket
at the back to collect the «lust. Price too. 3. ..
"it...
They can also be used to advantage
M
The D. M. Read Co
l ~. .
A: _
Mid-Week Bargains.
Fur balance of this work \vv mu mnlw Special l'liccs on the
following items:
8 PIECES, EIDERDOWN at 25c.
Plain colors and fancy.
'l'hose gluuis are suitable for liutb Robes, lii't‘hhlilg‘ Sucks uml
children‘s wear.
6 PIECES SCHOOL PLAIDS at 10c.
Value 15c.
Limitl bl)ll'h lui‘ itiillili‘t‘ii's 1,)l’t'shi's.
10 DOZEN HUCK TOWELS at 15c.
Value 20c. Size 20x38.
'i'brst‘ are :1 good quality lowri, ull linen filling.
MIDDLESEX RUGS, 59¢.
Value 75c. Size 25x54.
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