eats kbiubbcr...1‘zTh'e lumber‘rne‘nmgn eat
I‘i‘lre“T on (load thrill;n Tiles‘é
peop e are cons tly
to c Id and oh: 3th s‘ll'ain.
patience has taught them that
atty foods give warmth and
nourishment.
For those who have cold and thin
bodies, or are threatened with
consumptlpn or any wasting
disease, there Is no fat in so
digestible and palatablea farm as
8111’s Emulsion
-‘Phy5iclaps prescribelt.
this advertisement. I ther with name of
5'31 In which It tempura. ogem address and four
con“ to cov r post wfiom will 'undV you a
purine andy AI 3 of the
SCOTT. NV BOWNE. 409 Pearl Street. New Yul:
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The young people of Dill len had a
highly enjoyable dance Thanksgiving.
cve. up the town hall, in Main street.
Shepiirli‘s 01 chestiu furnished music.
lohn Patcbcn and Howard Knapp of
Norw‘aik', conducted a moving picture
Inteltaiumcnt. Tluusdny night. at ”It
Town Hall and propose to repeat it
next week. it. is understood.
1 The. Young Men‘s Class of the Dar-
ion M. ll}. Church under the influcncc
oi their teacher Mrs i" N. Lniue
1 gave a Ieccption t‘o theii friends last
V evening at the home of Rev. and Mis.
'l‘. N. Laine. Among those present
‘weie the Misses .less'ie Hill. of New
York, Florence Gordon, Beitha
boundary. Florence Finch. (irace Web
‘ cr,lr‘lofcnce Nordiu, Margaret 13. Mai»
vchli]. Grace Laine, Ethel Wllmot and
Mrs. T. N. Luine and Messrs. Harold
5 and Herbert. Wilumt, .lohn li‘onlt‘i‘.
'CIIIII‘IHS Johns n. AIthuI Siauson. Hui
ry Loundcs, E‘I wold Nordin and Rm.
1 ’1‘ Mine. Among the pastimes ot'
the Nevening were piano selections by
tho Misses Grace Weber and Bertha
Loundcs. Refreshments were served
and games were indulged in for thoro-
mninder of the evening after which
the merry paI-ty‘ broke up and returned
to their respectch homs declaring that
the class were extra line entertainers.
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SOIII Bl DRURI‘IISTS EVERYWHERE
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The Dining Room
’ should be one of the most comfortably
and attractively furnished rooms in the
house, and. if furnished from our estab
lishment. it is so. We have a splendid
lira of handsome dining room tables
and chairs. buffets lllld accessmmlos
Each piece is strongly and durnbly
' made from the most artistic designs.
and Is warranted to give thorough sat-
‘ lsfdctiou. Our present prices are most
Vmoderato.
The A. J. Angcvine
81 Son Co.
184 AND 235 WASHINGTON IT.
OOOOO
‘ . .iohn Shep. of Weddlpgtp at at,
left today 1’61 the BerkIlIQrVdo to a ' '
sed Sunday. 1' ‘
“William llen has secured a posi-
plying from this harbor.
, Mr. and Mrs. John 13. Wheeler. of
Kaiser Place. are visiting relatives In
Dunbury for a few days.
Mrs. Eli Bradley, of East orwalk.
spent Thursday with Mrs. David Bulk-
ley, Riverside avenue. Saugatuck.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. L'llommedleu
of Osborn avenue. have been entertain
lug Mr, and Mrs. W. ll. Bishop, of New
Haven.
Robert Tale, of Rowan street, is as-
sisting temporarily at the store of the
Fox Cycle and Hardware Company, in
Washington street.
Miss Laura. Berna Is to lead’ the
Loyal Workers' meeting, tomorrow
evening. The topic will be “Mission
Leaves From 'l‘nuna."
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Pearce, of
wNew York. are guests of the farmer's
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Charles H.
Pearce, of Cove. urcnuc.
William Kellogg set out this morn-
ing, with his trusty shot gun and his
dog, and it is expected that he will
return home with .11 good bag of game.
At the Advent Christian Church the
pastor, Rev. -l.. ll‘. Reynolds, will
preach at 10:30 II. III. and 7 p. In.;
morning subject. An Apostlo's Valedic-
tory; evening subject, The Quality of
Store Oprnfrom 71.11.10 9 p. m.
Christmas
Presents .
in Fine German, Japanese and
American China and
Glassware
imported English Blue China by
the piece or set
Fganted Pidtures'
WI) do not mark prices up at Christ-
mas timo'nnd then cut prices after
Christmas. Our prices are no higher
now than at any time of the year.
Window Shades to order.
Wall Papo1s,liouse Furnishing
Goods l’niniers' Supplies.
Painting and Decorating.
._..__
We give the S. &. H. Green Trading
Stamps. Ask for them.
L. H. Decker
87 Washington Street,
Tel. Con. SOUTH NORWALK.
HAVE A COSY CORNER AND MAKE
YOUR HOME ATTRACTIVE,
An Embroidered
Japanese
Screen
R3. 98
I MlanHEl
.Cor; Wall and High Streets,
' Norwalk,» Conn.
Welsbach
‘ . PLUMBING,
' ‘erAM,
HOT WATER
AND ‘
GAS FITTING.
.Sheet . ,Iron. ,COppcr
Tin,
‘ and Zinc.
50 South Main Street.
$9. No‘ elk, Conn. ,
11
‘ wpfii’rr‘: .11 "‘1 "
‘1 “km All. lpbklnt on Felicia.
?‘
1i,
Attaches to any gas fixture. Use
Junior
The biggest little light—gives
50 candle power light.
Burns 4 Hours for
l lCent 5 Worth
of Gas.
your own globe. either gas or
electric, to be usell on cllan-
deliers,pehdapt_s drwallbtatkn
tion on ‘one of the oi’stor steamers I
WILL DO 11' AND SAVE MONEY AT
ets. EfficientundeliononiicIVII. ~
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I v e Mlarcyft fidudt‘tydchool al"l2
u: junior meeting at :l p. 111.: young
people's meeting at 0:40 p, 111., lead
er. Laura M. Berns.
Superintendent Richard Bland. ol'
the Advent Christian Sunday school.
hopes for a large attendance tomorrow
as he has a special announcement. of
intciost to make
A delegation of twauty- five mou- col
etcd oystel opcncis arrived a ten days
ago {tom the South ml the llullcl Uys
tel i lflnpauy. They are located at the
Billigcpoit plant.
Conductor Charles E. Williams .ol'
the East. avenue line. is enjoying a
day's vacation from duty, and the rear
end of his car is bcing looked after
by Earl Garfield.
The East Norwalk football team
which defeated a Saugatuck team in
East avcnuo Thanksgiving Day by the
score of I”: to 0, Intends to go to Sangu-
tuck today and play a return game.
~llcoomlng famous! (lhlotlo‘s reg-
ular dinner. 25c. Nutmeg Lunch Room.
The Young Men's Association ‘of
the East Avenue Methodist church is
talking up another exhibition and en-
tertainment. to be held in the near
future. The recent enterprise netted
several dollars.
The usual Saturday night suppcr
Will be served this evening, at the
Rescue Mission, on the Washington
street. bridge. There will also be a talk
by the Rev. James Benton WI-I‘xnrx
rector of (ii are Eplslopul uhmch. NOI
wnlk.
Flank Hathaway. of Myrtle uvcnuc.
is expected home tomorrow from 1305-
ton. where he has been the guestovcr
Thanksgiving and a few duys more of
his brother. Homer Hathaway, who is
lEcnted with a big bond house III that
c ty.
Captain and Mrs. Thomas Butler
Smith. of Rowan street. entertained a
company of friends last evening at
their home. in Osbom avenue in honor
of the thirtieth anniversary of their
marriage. They reccbed a host of
congratulations and also many more
substantial remembrances of the state.
The Rev. Oscar ldndgren delivered a
lecture. last evening. at the Swedish
Congregational church. in Seaview
avenue. the name being illustrated by
nufnerous stereopticon pictures of the
fatheriand which the speaker visited
not long ago. The proceeds are for
the benefit of tho Scandinavian Bull
ors' and Immigrdnts' Home.
James Robinson has recently secur
ed a position as watchman over the
oyster beds owned in this vicinity by
the Radcl Company. but. thus far has
had a hard time of It owing to a bulky
gasoline engine in his boat. Captain
Robinson has had several experts look
the motor over, but they have not yet
been able to do much with It.
Although Fill't‘liltln Michael J. Lynch,
of tho truck force. of tho Connecticut
Company. is cluugcli in superlntond
11111; the rI-building of the track over
the Wall aircct section of the tun
net, in Norwaik. the filling in opera-
tions arr-
Furms hrlligt'. The Iattcr work has
bccn uudcr Mr. Lynch's direction.
A new call has boon issued by tho
East Norwnlk l-‘lio Distiict Committee
fl;;111 Ibo distr-ilt mooring for next Wed-
coniinuing III the Benedict ‘
one cold no eo‘ouei- cored ~ ‘
another-one comes. lt'ulmlli
this tailing- -cold habit. H
want is a medicine thntvl
thishlbit. heullnllnmedme‘;
pleaday evonlng. This meeting was to
have been held Wednesday night. but
was postpond on vacuum of the small
atlcudancc. At that time. the question
wasnlso raised as to whethn it was
uddrcssni propeily and to avoid any-
complications IIn cntiIcly new Voail was
issu’bd
'l‘lIc Dory Social Club is in good
condition in cvory respect, and bids
fair to continuc as a permanent organ-
iaation. though many. other young
men's clubs in this part of the town
have gone by ihl board. The Duty
Club was organized early in the pres'
em ycni. and during last. winter occu-
pied a. prominent part in the social
activities in the vicinity of Benedict
Farms. It Is occupying an important
posIIVIon this your: ‘1
'l‘hc Ollugowullas dill not get into
their stride. lust ovcniug, as was unti-
cipatcll, and the firstsurprlse party of
the season of this celebrated organize.
lion's auspices has therefore been
postponed. It is considered quite like-
ly that there will be a party on Friday
night‘ or don‘t Week. Friday is theirs.
nal time for these parties, and they
i'rcuqcntly lust ncnrly all night and
nre’productivc of II great. deal of fun.
The parties are arranged at the last
momcnl, in 01ch that the victim may
not bcunnn aware or who it is to be
on.
A surprise party was tendered A. 8.
Carpenter, last o’vculng. at his home
48 Gregory Boulevard. Those present
were E. 1.. Curr, Mrs. ii. I). Carr. Mrs.
A. St Carpenter, Misses, Ida Fichcnor.
Martha Morgan. Ethel Parmclee, Cur-
rie Carpenter. Clara Alosworth. Frau-
ccs Rose. Robe almonds. Roberta. Haw-
kins. Bessie Glob, Manamw. 0. Wood
Harly Mead. li'red Hawkins,. Arthur
Plait. Hairy t‘rossctt. Stanley Carpen-
tel The features of the evening were
guinea and music. Refreshments were
served. and at a late hour the friends
'dopnited. wishing Mr. Carpenter many
happy returns of the day.
Foulinand l.. llnuck and llcrbcrt Sil-
cox. so it is s:.1Id intend to go into the
trapping business H‘Ilullsly, and have
many traps out They have not yet
authorlecd any statement concerning
,a rumor that flow are going to accom-
pany President lloosmveit on the lat-
tars hunting trip to Africa next
Mai-.ch and that their present opera-
tions are simply to got. into practico.'
but one Is expected at any time While
preparing skunk. uranium and similar
skins is not last the. typfrof work they
will have In Africa, It I! figured that
it will help them somewhat in caring
for the polls of tho roaring lions that
the president proposes to annihilate
P. S.—-5 p. m.. Saturdaymhlr. Hauck
issued the following bulletin by tele-
pathy this afternoon. "The rumor ls
entirely without inundation. l speak
.authorltlvoly foI my partner as w‘cll
as myself and both of us are at a loss
to understand how the Report started.
-Wbllo It would be a dlatlnot pleasure
and a privilege to servotthe president
In the capacity reform! no such at
rangemont has been in, 0"."
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Advertise: in The Sentinel.
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POPUI. MI.
W I T H T HE
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HOYT’S THEATRE.
MATINES AND NIGHT.
_ SATURDAY NOVEMBER 28.
The sparkling ComedyS Success,
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Bigger. Brighter, Better Than Ever.
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COLLISION AT THOMPSONVILLE.
THOMPSONVILLE‘. Nov: 28~Traf~
lie on the New York: New Haven and
Hartford Railroad at this place was de-
layed for two 111111111 today by the col-
lision of two sections. of a local
freight train While switching the two
'se c'tlons came together. with such force
that a. heavily loaded car was overturn-
ed and body demolished. No one was
hurt IA wrecking crew from Hartford
cleared 11,15 track‘s. '
IMPORTANT 'lV’IRVAQDNEF UNION DE-
LONDON, Nor. 28. -——The appeal
court today handed down a decision In
the offbct that ‘a trades union cannot
levy compulsorlly on its members to
maintain, the labor representatives in
'Parliai‘nelit. 'I‘ Is case was appealed
Inna ‘tlie “deois son of Justice Neville.
Connecticut...
' camar-
Iw‘hn held that the itmal‘gamatod Soc
1er of Railway Servalit's‘ one entitled
to make such levies. The appeal court
may décldres the justice's ruli‘ng to“
have been Illegal.
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Matinee : .. 100 and 25c bring to Norwailr the State Champion
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EVERY MQNDAY atom;
also. save. soreness. son.
the topvnotch‘erl in tho‘game,and-tbo
town. Stamford, Danbury and Water:-
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mes Inslibnjto‘rlni Plant. 1
States senator was held at the Allyn
House yesterday. Among those u out.-
Iendance was Henry rabackiw oifi
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adherents seemed encouraged by lb he
BALL
team that. with; contest with Middle-1
and
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‘HARTFOR‘D, cons. Nov 28 ~.‘A cou- 1
formed of men Interested in the cou- ‘
test of Congressman bill. for tuition ‘-
out its the winter.
Thursday,
1- Charles Christian. the lessee of R0-
tou Point, has commenced operations
upon the erection of ‘a vaudeville
house in the center of the grove. It
is his intention to put on u‘show of
six or seven acts and to' charge ad-
.nIlsslou tn the same. The necessary
space has been cleared awuy. but. pow
that MH-anugel George Xunihally has
MIR“ forced to go away on accuunt of
health. the work has been stopped
for the present.
Mina Lillian F‘. Doty. formerly Miss
largo float for
2‘ n
voice Wednesday. in Sioux Falls.
of New York Mrs. Doty receives the
light to resume her maiden name‘ an
is given the custody of her fivc- year—oi
soil. Mansfield Doty. Jr. A “satisfac-
tory dower and maintenance” is men-
tioned. but no figures are given. Mrs.
Doty alleged cruelty. She said yester-
day that she will start back to New
York at once. Mansfield Doly was for‘
mcrly a New York brokcr.‘ lie and his
wife separated a your ago. They had
a summer place at. Boll island, and
were well and favorably known here
for two seasons. Mr.
money in the Wall street crash and
Mrs. Doty immediately left him.
Postmaster “array 8. Acknrt con-
retal-
oiiiI e.
porch of Postmaster Ackart's
deuce The interior of the
of the mail takes place, has been con-
for souvenir postal curds placed»
commission. This latter feature is be-
ing extensively patronized by the rest-
deals and visitors to the village.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Clifford-Mn and Mrs. W. linzcr.
Charles ll. Marshall. 0. l.. Litchfield
Frank llumphreys. W. A. (Irnbtree
Joseph w. Stewart. New York: Percy
East Norwalk:
Providence, it. l.;
Milford.
Charles S. Crosby,
I“. W. Coleman, New
Mnhackomowln l\l. (‘ourlncy. lltch
mond. Vn.; Mr. and Mrs. H. l-‘. Car
llsie, Buffalo; H. i.. \\’lcker and wife.
Scranton. .i’n.; l.. ll. llurlbutt. \\'l|
Ion; Mr. null Mrs. II. (I. Childs, (isn't-.1
go. N. Y : \‘l‘. (‘1. Kellogg. New Haven:
’. R. Ford. Waterbury; Madame
Loisnc. city; Mrs; Arnstolno. Zachary
Leon. .lnmcsl liunn, I. Littman. A. L.
Enmons S Englandlu New York; l.
M. Williams and wife. Cos Cob; .I. ll.
Dunne. Stamford. ,
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FIRE IN SARATOGA SCHOOL.
SARA'I‘OGA. N. i’.. Nov. 28.~w11ue1
School were at breakfast yesterday i
fire broke out In the laundry and spread
so rapidly that all were forced to hoe
to save their lives.
destroyed. and the building was dam-
aged to the extent. ol‘ :5, 000. No one
from Spencer Track, of New York
«Nepal
The legal mists of the East. Nor
Walk Fire. District are bembv notified
that there will be a special meeting
of the. said district. hold III the Fitch
school house on‘ Wednesday. Dec. 2
*1. 1908. nt 8 o'clock III the evening, to
consider and act upon the following
propositions:
First: To hear the report of the as
pscialiy appointed Electric Light Comp
mlttce. and to take such action con-
cerning the same as the meeting may
deem proper
Second:‘ To appropriate such sum
1) footing the commercial end of the
lighting system as the meeting may
deem pIoper
,_ Theflownyton Yacht Club hauled “
billion Falconer. was granted a 111-1
South Dakota, front Mansfield M Doty. "
Doty lost his ,
Iinues to make Improvements in the. 1
Rowaytdn postollico. This week can «
slderuble painting husbeen done on 1
the outslre of the building, and the ‘
appearance of the building considera- 1 ,
lily improved. A\ new door has been ’
out in the north side of the building. 1
so that it Connects dirociy with the j
where the making up and distiibultoti ,
siderabiy enlm god. and a new desk has 5
been installed. The slumping table 1
has been Inciensod Ill size, and a rack ,
In '
B. Taylor. Newark. N. .l.: M. Epstein. 1
the forty girl pupils of St. Christian‘s ‘1
PracIically all of 7‘
the belongings of the students were *
‘2.“ injured. The school was a gift to V‘
e Episcopalian diocese of Albany
or some of money for the purpose of 1
The Kind You" Have willows Bought. and which
All, use, for; over 30 you". has home I‘
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sonal supervisio' .
' v Allow no one to V
All Counterl'eits, Imitations and “ J unto‘
Experiments that trifle wit. .1 and oudhn
IBM ti, and Clflldx'eu—Exporlonco ugh“:
What is EAST.
fiastoria is a harmless substitute for Gas
goric, Bruno and soothin‘g Syrups; 'It lIs‘
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor low
substance. [to age is its guarantee. If, ,
and alloys ls‘overlshncss. It curds blur «and»
Colic. It. relieves Teething Troubles, cures (Jonathan
and Flatulency. It; assimilates the Food, rog'u
Stomach and Barrels, giving healthy and. neutral bloom '
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
Genuine CA$TOR|A lawns
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BRIDGEPORT l-IOUSE BUFlGLAH-'
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BRIDGEPORT, Nov. 28.—-When‘»
italinmu S. Moses." :1 rcsidenl‘ofvtbel
:wenlthy West End section. rcturnedi
Ionic this morning with his family
from NI'W Yor.k whom be had spent
l‘hnnksaivhnu he found that. his houst
Quid boon coined by bulglmn and a
quantity or jewelry. silverware and II
)‘nluable fur coat taken. thc whole loss
‘amomiting In about $700. A unantity
of silverware to thc value of about 57».-
tlt‘lt), it is said, had been overlooked by
the robbers. 'l‘IIc front door was un1
locked when Mr. Moses arrived. and on
Invostigutlon he found that a window
had also been pricd open. The matter
was I-cporlcd lo the pouch, " ‘
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Excellent Cuisine.
Dinners Evenings,
c to spoil.“ 1
Sunday Dinners a Specialty.
Dinner Parties and Banquets
' couched.
CHARLES REYNEKE,
Proprietor.
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Attendance all hours any 31111-1511“
Frederick H." Can ‘
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Service and Editing Up to no“.
UNDERTAKER ‘ 3“" l! per day .1111 upward-I ‘
funeral Parlors in sonnet-110:1, 1 ,
Lady Attendant 1.9,an Stock null General Information 7%
Office and Rest ence. ‘
sunday DInners
u 00. min 311. sour adavaLK
TEL. CALL 988.
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MVID W. R] YMQRD.
manna: Director
and, Embelmer.
gag-1,5; if
Third: To consider the question of
supplying the tire companies with an
may be necessary to pay for the some.»
{day of November 1908.
EDW. E SMITH,
I ARTHUR wAm‘ntoy
"l ROWAN AND I). LOWNDES.
‘ Fire District Committee.
mill” li‘ljt Gilli/{BART ‘
1127 St . Cl érk
additional supply of base. if found exv .
. pedlent bud necessary. and to appro- :
Iprlatgksuoh sum or sums of money as ‘4,
Dated at East Norwulk.‘ this 37th
”aura." nc'rom
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"’ ALL NEW malts
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oAnoiNbV‘ Elton 10 bullock
Written ,3 l ‘ ‘ ”NM" 12‘ “ ‘
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EX- GOVERNOR 0‘50. WV. PSOK. will play against. Team F. Tblnis'the _
of Wisconsin.“ team. that: has plucevaorwalk onion: '
W90 Whit
Renovated attvg
despite ,the Jamil. all some of.
." ouf competitmh 1:
la. reason we of}? sell 1d; 11...
tor cheaper than any othm store
in town It that Ive eontracrcdlior
a large quantity‘ whenI the price:
was low. 1;. n 1. 1
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reports made oncernlnm his chances
of election. it a said that
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tchtlcld IVs
‘ practically unanimous tor lllm
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For Freight Only.
0n and fter Tuesday. January 7.”
1906, Freig‘ t Propellers will love
Pier 28. East River. New York... (log:
‘20! Dover street). every do)". (of
)Sunday). lit 4 p m. Frbiglit received
at Norwsik up to 4 p‘. In and South
‘Norwalk up to V5. 30' p. In. fl
Norwnlk steambvat 09. .1. “
19 North Main St. 86th Norwnlk
Residence. 6 Washington 81:.
Telephone at house, 695.
Telephone at office, 385-2.
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