Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 3, 1909 · page 2

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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tied hilt. then take Popes
touili‘irt the digestive
. . will he no 111111
up 11111111111 or eruota-
so 1 11111111110 feelln
of load In the stoma/1
',1'11‘olt headache and D1:-
new food will not ferment
“on our breath with nauseous

 
 

: 1111 11 case at any drug store

. one or indigestion and Upset
" 1111‘ live minutes.

‘ Btohi‘ach and 115111
, and. intestines. an (111 ideal,
in done will til lost and pre-
maliiiilatlon Into the blood all
the some as a sound,
111111111111 would do it
Diapepsin works. your stom-
ere itself in order. clouds
t uyou tool like eutihk’
11111111111 to the table.
lite 11111111 from all Stomach
he atwgtl 11's for you as soon u.
. de Inked little [110.11er
11 111' druggiet that you want
iapepsin. because you want to
0110113th cured this time.
her if vour stomach feels
or and uncomfortable now

 

 

9V?” is soon to have a epien
“thumpinodious exposition and

«1in f6. ,
wing 11.. 111 (iii ital ism at.
mature street on will trans
11111 16111118111 or
i will no 111111111-
sgted for big conventions, po-
, such as a large hell can

for. it is something which the
has needed for many years.
. .wili be nearly as large as the
. t. in Meadow street. A force 01
Y!" net to work and It is expect
. tile ball will be ready for open
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e are 11mptically no fire engines
”11. but the Yokohama i‘iiy coup
made appropriation to boy

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‘- Athens um 11.11.11 went
‘ 813.50.
012.511

011.50

‘F A. MITCHELL

UNDIRII‘AKIRB
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is") .‘Aj a P9". 1.1. 0
11111111 1111 department. 111111111
sewer department ............ i .400

. Lights department .."‘ ......

1epsiii costs only 60 cents -

mil relieve the most obsti~ .

up‘ 11119..

. limped; that it mime“

'-\U‘ied out before anything could be
. determined.

”3.10.5...“

1 ed a wholesale closing of wells and

‘ Ii ruell

‘ 11111.11 of 1111‘ also could not thy said

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mentioned from “First 11111.1

by the mayor. and the call was read
by the city nIerIi. The recommends 1

 

 
 

Fire depa‘i'tment ..............
Police department
8,500
Total . $511,500
The members of the city council
were all present as individuals.

Before proceedin to the regular
busineae the board8 dehlred to bee
fro 1111101111 who wished to be hesi‘d.

\XJJ 'i‘riicey. fill a member «of
the 111301111 111 rd wanted n 1111111 uet‘
aside 1' his eiiir
that they had ll ell reptly lie tilci'ip
pod in the pint 111 the iadlt of oney.
He the slit tilt“, a sum 1111011111 be initi
1111111111 or emergency cases. lie 1111111
strongly 111111111 the analyeie of the
1111111 11111111 in Norwaike daily and
wanted an lire ‘ecior appointed for

urpoité.
'thc the local hen: til inspector could
.‘shn‘d dumplipi or the 1111111111 1111111111111

1135.1pr 11; In the static laboratory.
He i? 1% 0111A” tile necessity of on
1111111116 19 s ltd ry conditiomi and
quote h an eita’ihple the time When
the health 805111 requelsted that the
Writer gates i the reservoir be in
1111111111111 1101111111 wail done‘ ut the
time. 11 muny cases of ty‘ph'nld fe1ei
reunite. ' 1111 111111111 111‘ a ”question of
Attorney John 8'. Seymour. Dr: Tract-y
11111113111 that 0500 or 81108 11113111 to
p11 'tiie 11111111113 of the health board

11111111 a hundred Odd dollhr‘e for

all emergency fund 0th a short
time use someone telephoned in and
wanted a dead do: 11111111 alloy and
the health board didn't hovel 11’ cent.
~10 do it with.
111'. Tweet;
gqiioiltioii
3111111111111
milk Would
'Iives of

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again touched on the
(“to ilemiiit inspection and ie-
t 111 the proper impaction of
undoubtedly salve
. many babies.
for information. Mr. Seymour
‘aslted Dr. Tract-y what Ii
would cost for an inspection of all
the schools in the city of Norwalk by
a doctor once a week The phy alcinn
was not prepared for the question, and
could not hazard a guess. but express
ed the opinion that the inspection. if
made at all. should be daily As mat
teip now stand. When a teacher noes
that a pupil may'be‘nfillcted with 11
contagious disease the sends for the
health oil‘lcer and pull! the child In his
care. In answer to 11 question on the
part of Mr. Seymour. Dr Tracey esid
that he didn't think the work could
be' done by one person. The doctor
xuwheu pressed for an estimate of the
guest of such an inspection refused to
answer or make a nation on the
M1“.
1111'po 111 111.1111 lines o Waggon
.thought that the idea would have

the
in search

Mr. Seymour then united Dr. Tracey
what it would colt to‘hav‘e an inspec
ilou made of every well and spring in
the city and every pool where stagnant

wter was to be found. The doctor
1di 11 ‘1 know and expressed the Opinion
that every well and spring in Nor-
wAlk would be con eluded as contnm
inated lie thong i the inspector
11111111111 make the city inspection and
lulpérl 1111 these wells at the same
time and do the work in about 1010
weeks. Dr Tracey added that In sus-
picious cases It would cost them help
In 111 have water llnalyaed.b11i In
at or cases it Would colt about 31‘:
arid he did not see the object of in
curring the expense when every well
In 1111- city would probably be con
damned Ill! contaminated unywoy Mr.
Seymour Asked the 11011111 I! 110 form

11111111111 In the City of Norwulk i1'~re
Ipective of their location. The doctor
unaltered lll‘iit where the sewers ran
through the streets it was Impossible
to keep miter pure. and recommend-
ed the wholesale clotting of the wells
111111 eprlnxe.

Mr Seymour then wanted to know

the milk brought Into Norwellt daily.
111111 was informed that It could“ be done
only by state inspection. or the milk
11111111! 1111111 all prim oi the violent
11111111111 was invited to give his opin-
lon up 1111- 111111111111.htm he thought
lhei milk inspection Willi a good thing,
and also 1111111111 11111111ny fol a 11 Item
of1 garbage collection. and refer ed to
that of 81111111 Nurwslit as 11 very elli-
1111111 one. Mr. Seymour thought that
the ileum Norwuilt’ people were $11va
1111111111 111 allowing 1111 111111111 for this do
plii‘iililiint.

Ilr nr'ogory said that in 1111111 lnlon
11 collection mice 11 new Well riot
be poorly 111111111111 tloiiiiclimdf‘r W. ll
111.11.. 111111 1111111 kid a n
oplifluii and wild that i luv 11
the 11111 11111111111 oi i£utiiiooilmuitd ttlflu

 
 

thp ill with said silent 11111111
film 1111 eiilmqte of 11111 111111: c 11111.
e 1111111 that as the nutter of lur-
huge collection had been turned down
“so 111:3? 111111111. he lied hesitated about
11‘pr y of it and thought that lie
would Wait until spring. when the
» 11111111111 "war In 11111 noses of the tango!-
:hr'hbtm 111 iii" "ailmii “inmzt-s iii
1 1- 111 11 urea y 1111 can
limit of 11111111 11ml thought that If '11

11 1111111 of money for the health
to die 1111 the? 111 11111111 1111111 fl

, were up. 1111-
how 11111111111111 wanted; fir. iltlriipii'
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2:231 1

111111, and stated _
.conid not see puy use for darlings ex-

lie p opened 11 [lien by -

how much it would cost to Inspect all ‘

 
 
 

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or Malonh

There tire Ranges and Rim cs
You don't want 11 111
he]: been just knocked 11111111111111:
“7,". 8'8
. You want one that has
developed, improved.

town.
1110111311

ticelly perfect.

You want :1 Stamford Range,
and you want it now.

copt 1111 11 fertiliser and locomiuended
that it be taken to the town farm The
board considered the matter tor ,a
few minutes. but had nothing to any
about it.

Mr. Arnold. the present inspector.
was very highly maleed for 11111 good
walk during the past year by the
members of the health board.

Dr. 'i‘rncey thought that the health
question was an important one and
stated that there was no use in having
11 garbage collection system if there
was no place to put It, and mcommend-
ed 1111 a dumping ground some of the
meadow land along the river. stating
that at the same time they were get-
tips rid of their garbage they were
"will“? new land for factory purposes
Iuihe uture.

After 11 lengthy argument on the sub.
tool by all parties concerned (3in As-
seeeor .Iohu liunlou was requested to
give them an estimate of what the
grand list would be this year. Mr. ileu-
lon said that. although the assessors
had not yet finished their work, he
thought from investigations that It
would'be at least $15,000,000. 1.11111
year It was 15.000000 and the board
of relief raised It to “1.500.000. lie
also stated that from assessments
mode In East avenue they had advanc-
ed the last $8.000. He Would be able
in make a better estimate inter.

Councilman llnllwil: stated that he
did not think there was enough money
to run the fire department. and that
$7. 000 was inadequate. The estimate
was then read In detail by the city
clerk.

Mr. Seymour wanted to know. in the
event of their having to oeouomlse.
what items could be dropped from the
list better than other-A. Mr. liltiiwlt:
was not well enough 1111111111 to answer
that and appealed to Chief Milne to
answer for him. The chief stated
that there was not in item in the
estimate that was not absolutely no
contrary. Mr. Seymour wanted to know
what matters? could be drop . and
how 111111111 nioney’it would-av - The
chief finally said that if a fire alarm
box was left out it would save the
city in money 8200 and If’the 0111 Hope
iione wagon wu not rep-lulled and
fixed 11p to thine the place of the pres-
ent hose wagon in the Main street
house. there would be another 8800
saved. The chief added [lint he Would.
1111 soon think of recommending the
dropping of these Home as he Would
of removlnx the horses from 1111*
houses Ida-Councilman iiiiworth
when asked for his opinion. did not
think that there wus any Item in the
estimate that was not absolutely nod
unitary.

'I'ho mailer of streets lh1-u 111111111 in
for 11011111 dittouaaiun. and Mr. Seymour
odd that it Was his opinion that lhOI‘t'
should be a permanent road 111111111 of
West avenue from the city line to the
bridge. 'l‘llp matter of road culi-
elruciion and mud repairing was
then gone into at length. every-
one uppearln; to have a different idea
of how It should be done.
mour argued strongly for permanent
improvements and he greatly favored
the paving of West avenue with hrlclt
or some other material. He would
that they might Incur this expense
and have 11 mum-.11. instead of spend-
ing thousands of dollars each year.

Mr Seymour wanted 11 detailed no
count of 111111 “Mil plum-y in to be
.suenl In each 1.1111111111111411 the 111311
way dopnriine i lei-1111111111011 1111 111111111
111 be allowed for tools. 111111111111 pro-
«MIMI [crudely opulent voting it.
111qu 1111 to any department to be;
“M 1111 they new iii

Judge Ii‘nhbeil eluted that 1111 ion
11111 West avenue we» in the 11111111111153
that it is now It would 11311111
11th to oil 11 is the 11 “1%“ at
1111111 Into the “comm 11111 to 11 (RH
. 1111111111 111 11 11 Hot“ 11nd
nothing won ever be «no

111111 up 111 m uphrmtm "ion
11 w'illd li'seu iitfrup to

int-m of;
111131 1111111111 and 311111 pieced up
iiii‘ rod
r:‘l‘ltlli was not 1111;.I any “Fit? tilt.
111111111 re 11 an 11 more
«11min 113111 4.81111 decor Commuting
lifr Hohhot and idem
motif" Vere indulxdd In,
Mr: 11111111111111 111111 to be 11:11:31.:
little utter 11 o'clock and pies

11111911111111 The“
toothed niitli next 111111111 mevaanSi
Ii o’clock;

1111111111111 in pension for ever um

than". doing definite was death]

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live persons when.
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years oiiconaéientioue and scienti-
fic manufacturing, until it is [11'an

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Mr. Bey- "

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FOR SALE BY

.Hora'celi. Nash. cor. North Mainand WestSts.

 

CORPORATION NAG A COUL.

 

How Railway Officials allow'd Kind-
neu to Aged Couple.

When some. one says that a cor-
porniiou. even a corporation that has
more or less oi u monopoly in its pur-
ticulur line of business, has no soul.
There the corpore-
tlo'n men with hearts seemingly eut-
fering' from enlargement. and some
of iiig'gse'hmn 1111- workmg on the New

Haven rniiroad. as illuutrnled' by ’n'

pnihetic' incident wliil'ii occurred the
other morning. This instance was the
offering of a kindness to an aged
couple in no position to return the

compliment. which, though 111111111.
1111111111 in 11 way 11 violation oi the rail
road rules and caused spine little
wonder on the port of those who fol-
lowed this event through to 1111 close.

The man, partially psralymd. 11 vet.
eran of the Civil War. unublc now to
earn a living because of his age. not
to mention other 11.11111 lions. and his
wife1 went to Union station at New Hit
ven, hoping to take an early train that
stopped at Noroton. They missed
the train they wanted. probably be-
cause of the old gentleman's infirmity.
They wanted to lake the 10:40 ex-
press for Newton. where the Civil
War veteran was to enter the Soldiers
Home. The 10:40 express does not
stop at that point. but some sympaihcl»
to railroad men got busy in behalf
of this couple. with the reeull 111111
their desire was communicated in
higher authorities. with an explana-
tion of the situation, and that particu-
lar train on that Mrtlctiial‘ morning
made a slop at Norolon.

'i‘hnl ended the affair so for as 11111
railroad people were concerned it
was a nice thing for the railroad to
do. It helped the old couple to some
extent made them (511:1 a little better
perhaps. in the. hour of their greater“
trouble. For. um 01 heir. poorly
dressed. feeble of lien and stooped in
shoulder. caused probdbly by years of
uninterrupted loll liol 1111 each other.
they were to sever 1 1111 forty years'
companionship at Noroton. when the
man was duly accepted as 11 nunulwx
oi the Soldiers' Home there,

The plight of the old couple was
rolled to the 11111111111111 of some per
Ions by a rich 1111111. 111» was 11 man

who has more 1111111111.- 1l111n he can

_epend.aiil1ouxb 11 might be admitted

be II 11 good 11pvud11r.11ud more than
his children can spend after him To
use his own mode it 111 iiiigblx
tough for the old lady."

Ho nppl‘m‘Inn-II 111111 the old gentle
man would have ll 1101111 hliilii‘ tit No-
1111011. bui in considering this he did
not forum "11‘ wmunn. She was old.
probably 611. 11111 1111111 to gel out and
work for her support. but yui 11hr
could not lake 11 place ill the Bill
dieru' llomr. whom she would be 1111
aured 11f iiil‘l‘t' meals 11 day. a good
bed and good care until the day she
and to the areal beyond.
his woman had in do bark to tilt'
city. and by her own statement she
had no children ol whom uhu could
rely for support i-‘lhe bud i0 shift for
herself. It will In- herd sledding for
one no old. but she faced the 11111111
lion without flint-hing. although 11'
[11111111. while waiting to the eitprou to
pull out. tears came 1 1111' eyes. whilw
11111 1111111 sluildly 1111 y and tried. 11
the best of his ability. to cheer but
up. if one could 1111 present and pit?
tofu the parting of Iilll couple. 11 [Mill
"1* 1111111 their llnppy rviuilom of (UN)
yearn of married life It would 11:11
1'1an cause some in wooden whs it 11:11
to 11111.

13111.11) come bnclt to the feelings of 1
minorstluu. this little 11111 of Haunt-1r
anti consideration let those in deep
1111111111. 11111111111 that not all corporr
h 111 a v 11111

1111 till

milepoly In their
t! 1111

11111110111 etirillidefitlfii
wdntettiiid feelings of others.
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jays

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lion'tlyrefn ‘mfl

Wm
olive-11.11 A and 1111111111.
in monthly ntneoroloeiui met
for 00110111111111 shows that (mouse
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inTheir Oiiicc ‘

 

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report of the deluge bf their office
including the 11111111111; oi licensee and

lavin and by the county'.

The figures show that there were in
operation at one me in Bridgeport
durln 1111‘ 1.1112111 en. lug member 80
32 f ii. licensee. little vioieeaie II-
on sols nine beer licensee and ill) drug
lie line's; The number. ”8.1011111111111111
about the 111111 or 11111001111 111111 call
1111111 In this city under the new law
‘11! limitation. This number will 111

in unchanged unless there are in
duétlons from vnilous council, Includ
Ing‘ those refused 11 renewal for vio-
lulions of the law.

Mutt Have More Papulatlon.

Bridgeport will be obliged to 111in 11
population of 162.000 before another
saloon can be added to the 328, unless
the law Is repealed in tho illeantlnw.

' he total receipts from licenses in
111' dxepori were. $152,233.60. of which
1mm. $136,920.15 went to the town
and 815,213.35 went to the county.
The total amount I11 slightly less than
a your use.

HIV/o Kept Number Down.

The commissioners have steadily
kept don/n the number of saloons in
Bridgeport. despite the large shins 111
population. Only about 11 half of 11 doz-
1111111111 been added in the past six
years. ()n the other hand. there hue
been a merited reduction In the num-
hej- of beer licensee. There are bill
nine new whereue there used in be
from 20 111 "('1 11 low were back.

More Drug Licenses.

Thorn was a marked gain in drug
licensee during 1111.1 past your. The to‘
ml was fit 11 year ago. now It is sixty.
There is no limit there. and It will be
11111111111111; to putt- whether 11111111111111
are mode to increase the number up
111»: the operations of ihe new low.

111 most other towns In- 11111 (imply
the commissioners have steadily 1'11.
strained 11|I cfiorta to mid to the 1111111
ber of saloons. and In many cases
have materially reduced the old fig
ures Thin is Mpudai)’ 11-1111 in N111.
walk, Stamford and ilanbury.

In the Varioue Towns.

The records show the number of ii-
censor in the different towns as fol
IowsgSinmfurd. 2 wholesale, 711 full.
3 beer and 111 drug: Norwalh. 2 whole-
sale. lib full. 9 drug; Newlown. ll lull
I drug; Huntington 10 full 'Idrug;
Fab-field 11 full 1 bout. 2 drug; New
t'nuun 7 full 1 boot." .. drug; Dolled.
1 full, 1 beer. 2 drug; baubury. 38 full.
2 110141.12 drug; Gret-nw.11h 3 whole»
sale 311 full 3b11er,4 drug; Stroiford
8 full. 1 beer. 3 11m West‘port. 9 lull
2 drug: 8911191 and“ Ridgeilrld. corn
3 drunlsts prescription licenses

Receipt. in M
receipts lrom these towns
were:81amtord,532.35!:Norwallt.

2.13:282 Newlown. 81. 665; Huntington.
84.186; i-‘alrdeld. 82. 700: New Canaan.
31.755; Dorian. 81.877: Danbury.s2l
919? Greenwich. 813. 9'18; Stretford;
82.112;\1Veetport.$8.:-Itlo Brthei till-
80; Rldzefleid 321.00.

'i‘he loin! received in
from this source
port 111 827.120.

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11111 1111111111 11111

Manuilciums' Trade Development

Co. oi Bridgeport. Organised
UnduUSiaIe Laws

With its object the capturing for
American manufacturers the val
Central and llouib American -irldu.
now controlled by England, France.
and Belgium. the Mnnufnciurem‘
Trade Development Co. of Bridgeport
has been organised, with Ernest 9. Ah.
ernethy 1111 president. (leer-e w. Lynch
vice president and w. 1?. Hammond .ir.,
secretaryrirounre. all of lirldxeport.

The certificate of organisation has
been died and recorded with the score
lery of 11111111. The company 111 organ
land under 11111 1111111111 Connecticut dud
il 11111111111111 iii 860.000.0111161111 into
2.0011 share. at all huh. which will be
offered to 1011111 Investors.

Alter central Amer-lean Trade.
'i‘h‘d' pidii 111111er11! be p Into
113111211 11 by the middle of 111111111111
111111 uhe deporturo of Vice President
I 11111 for Panama Oily (be 111111 1111
if 1 a month, culls fill: the 11 iii lath
111ml of 11 11111111111111an exhibi show
0611111 and seilin 11111111 ill. Milli
'ity. where And
only place samples
the buyers or Cecil-AI A111 e on may
set 111111. 1111111 they 11 wow 11111111
they place Iii order or a

e thoriu-

Vice thorium: ligand 11 131".
Fee " “ 1:118

.1111 over the

address the rd of trade
rt-msliu
it may

selling In order that 8111133111111
ilelurerl may 1111 Interested
he represented in the show room in
Pension till 17

President Aherheiivym of tile
streets. 11111. 11111811111111.1911”

The

the county
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Emirate-11131;...” Report lo the 011111111
1. Iroii’er on the Work cl ibe Year

The county commleslonere have for- .
3 worded to the comptroller the annual

the amount of money retelved by ouch "

 
 

11.1118 1.11111

 

 

D. M. Read Co

Established. 1857-

 

 

Mallets
We want everyone inteicsictl in buying new Blankets
10 see our numerous lines. Now 1.5 11111 time when the Blew
kct Department ill at its best replete with groups of snowy
white weaves . always favorites with housekeepers. and also

the colored Novelties Wilitii yearly become more attractive
and popular.

Splendid White Cotton. Blankets
at $1.00, $1.50, $1.98. and upto $3.00 a pair.
Plaid Cotton Blankets.
very durable and fuel color always, $2. 75 a pair.
"Guest Room Blankets.” a bountiful style overlaid

with plaids 111 pink, bluc.i 1:111 and delicate colors both large
and small effects at $4. 25. $5 00, $6.00 and $7. 50
Cotton-warp Blankets. wool hllcd in different weights,
price beginning at $2 50 and going to $5. 00.
California Blankets. a special high grade of wool, very
soil and fiiic,fr11ni $85010 $15.00 111111 11111111111111.
“Robe Blankets." in variety. at $2.75 and $3 75.
The Beacon Crib-Blankets. known as‘ test for‘ Baby."
in white with pink or blue borders, pink and white or blur

and white plaids, and with Aesop 1 babies pictures in col-
urs. 981‘ each

Blanket Section lower floor.

Sale of Arts and Crafts
Jewelry

Ewrvunc bus admired the Quaint handmade pieces of
Jewelry made of coppu 111' (11 rmnn 24111 or etched or ham-
lllt‘lt‘ii 111 oligiuui designs anti set with 0111111111 czibocbous.
\\ t' have obtained a lot at special ill‘it‘t‘s and the regular
value would bc 1111111 sue to $1.1». \\e have pluctd them
1111 sale at

2 cards for 25¢.

Sleevellnke. Watch Fobs, Stickpins and Brooches.
At the Jewelry Section.

 

Now is the Time to Place Engraving
Orders for the Holidays.
li'ugrm 1-11 (.ards with plate make always :111 inexpelr
$1111 and acceptable picscut.

l lily (urtla uitb plate. engraved in Script (101'.
(lid ii nglisb 751‘.
Roman 51'.

Shaded Old Fuglisb $1. 35.
Stationery Section.

Remember the Rug Sale

A Bigelow Wilton Rug. 9 x 12

worth $40.01), is offered
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