duo in a tiara vacation Tommy Brady is toting to Illiah up his Chyrlatinu present buying. In. Milton Elwood. of Rowan street recovered a valuable mufi' tfl- week which one feared was gone for mod. Mrs. Elwood lost it in the Gét'Ydur magi Wants Filled at the Bridge Pharmacy Prompt and amateur service at all tlin Personal Motion no on Druilflliliiln work. Ii W Chairs iior tro trons. Contain and withirqgnI-‘m. BRIDGE PHARMACY ‘ .1. PARKER. Manager. Christmas rush and was naturally pleased to receive Information from Miss Nora lc Ryan' s store that she had left it there Those who have been figuring on a “green" Christmas were satisfied this morning that their prophecy would come true. One condition considered favorable is the state of the moon. Some say that rarely during the time the moon is on its monthly visit does it snow very much. “Mg—p. The teachers of the East Norwalk schools who reside in towu will spend their vacation at home; those who livo out of town will eat turkey at the “old homestead." Miss Carrie E. Petty will go to her home in l'lellport. L. l.; lilies William H. Bloom. 01' Rowan street. intends to spend Christmas with his son, Clarence illoom. at Norwich. Clarence Whittaker is home from college to spend the holiday vacation with his parents in Winfield street. Miss Deborah Mead of Brooklyn is a guest of Mr. and Mrs H 11 (lorham. in South Wilton, for over the holidays. - Harold Thompson. of Williams Coir lege, arrived at his home in Edlie avenue. today. to spend the holidays. Miss Helen Thompson, of the New Haven Normal School is spending hei- vacation with her parents in lelle ave nue Miss Matilda Smith and sister and sister. Mrs. M. 1.. ilorn. will spend Christmas day with their brother. Rev. A. J. Smith, in llanbury. and Mrs J. H. Bundle of Van Zandi avenue. are entertaining their son. iluiold Rundle. who is attending Stevens institute, in Brooklyn. —ii you do not cute to cook youI own Christmas dinner. you can get either goose or turkey at Lanes illn- 1111r 35 cents Henry Moellei started 111'11k 1011111 on the wiring for electilc lights of 1. iii. lloy'ts new 1esidencc in Ceriai street. The house is being built by tli‘rm of St. John lit [(011191 Vi 11rd Van Alstyne has bcen piessed into service [01 the (l'hilstinas rush at the t‘rcscent Laundry in Scuview avenue. Christmas week always 11111111111 11 great rush of business for the luunv dries, this year being no exception. The new residence of John N. Kline ln l‘ast aicnuc is now about (0111111111 111] and ready for occupancy l‘hc (1'111- pcntcrs cleared 1111 their bclonglns this week utiliticit. The ground about the house have also been graded for 11 lawn. There is a roasting going on today at James ll. ltundle‘s big bakery oven in \'an Zandt street. The party being roasted is the handsome young pig which was butchered Wednesday by Peter O'Hara for the feast of the East Norwalk Fire Police tomorrow night. A Christmas and theatre crowd was held up for about twenty minutes :11 the Washington street bridge at ll o'clock last night by the draw being open. it was no fault of ilridgc ’l‘cu- tier .loim Cole, who had to open the structure to allow the tralllc through. ltnlph Howard, the little son of Mr. 11nd Mrs. .lohn Howard. of \Vlniicid aircct. passed a very rcsiloun night. giving his permits additional worry ovcr his condition. This morning. however. the little fellow. who is scr ionsly ill of pneumonia, did not 111111111 to be any worse, 'l‘hci'c I11 11 11cwlucc today on the (‘miniry Club (1111'. it is that of Walter Hendricks. 11 popular Norwnlk younu. titan. who recently joined the li'olic1 ranks. ills initiation on this line in ma...” W... The East ‘ and friends of tht1 pupils. Cash Grocery Best Groceries at Lowest Prices Jane Dyas to Danbury. and Mist. Emma Parsons to Bloomfield. all to remain until the winter term opens 011 Janu- ary :l. Howard W Benedict. of Pennington Seminary Pennington. N. ...l has or rived home for the holiday vacation timing the present year Mr. Benedict has had the high honor of being editor- in chief of the school paper. which po- sition he has tilled in a highly credit- ably manner, in addition to keeping fully 11p to standard in his studies. The exercises at the East Norwulll public schools yesterday. marking the close of the full term and connnemorat lag the Christmas season. were at tended by a large number of parents The 111111111 sion was thoroughly enjoyable to all. Tilt‘ present vacation will extcnd to Monday. January Ii. when tho winter term oiliclnliy begins. The 101mg men's 1111111011111 11111111 will take [”111 in the Christmas pro gram at the llast Mcnuc Methodist Church held a rehearsal last months at the home of H. .l. lllpson, 111 811111 side place. The orchestra have their portion or the program well practiced and the members will give a good account at themselves blast Norwnllt has already ililti for months the experience that Worces tor. Willlmantic and other places are now going through. The despntches tell of mysterious airshlps passing in the night over these places. So long ago as late in the summer what ap- peared to be an aeroplane was seen at 11 very early hour oil‘ Cali Pasture. The milk bottle thlcvcs are still keeping up their operations iii the licnetilet Farms vicinity. They have also branched out from their original territory in that they have taken milk lrom tht1 rcnr porch of the ironic of Mr. 11111] Mrs. Fred Lovcjoy and scvcral other pcoplc. 'i‘hc thcils arc qultc a mystery. several or them having been connnlttcd in broad daylight. ljlast Norwulk scholars are learning punctuality as well as the "three r‘s." llelow is a list of pupils who have not been absent or tardy during 1hr1 entire full term: Kindergarten. Miss Amelia Whit takcr, teacher; Miss Edna l)uy.11ssist- antmllaael Cunningham. Kenneth Fitch. tirade One, Miss ilcsslc Lindoberg. it’lltlllt‘l‘»~.ltllll‘l ilnvilovk. (‘llfiton l’ar- lrick. Kenneth llyutt. Florence (‘oggs— wcll. tirade 'l‘wo. Miss Emma Parsons. tenoher~~Llilliin Kinnnick. llclcn l'oc cy. Laurel Scymour. llcndrika Wysv innit. .lndlth Thompson. tiunnnrd An- derson. llcrtie (‘oggswolL lCddlc l'lcn- (tricks. Harold liyati. (lei-aid Mead. llcrmnnn Schwnrzenbcrg. Joseph i'lunto. tirade 'l‘hrcc. Miss Alice l". Itldcr. teacher Florenci- t‘oillns. Ruth lv‘uu- cliei'. Marion llustod,(illvc i'crcy. Mill‘- lon 'i‘ylcr. Edward Anderson. Francis I‘rosby. Wilfred t‘nnllcld, l".11rl Ros- coc. Junior Nichols, lluvld \i'cctl. tirade l1‘oui', Mrs Clara 1). Jersey. teacher Eva lirown. lrcnc Everett. ltiu l‘iali. Witter (fancy. Lyman (ill hurt. lloberi Marshall. George Van -w~ . '10-- 1...... .. Norwalk ‘ mil 111mm “link. ’ has '6“. It". " mm 11am. 111111. 1111111111. out Morita. William Morrow. John Quin» Grade ills. aim Minnie (lottiieii. teacherwl‘iooald Campbell. Fred iirit‘ 11. Mandar- Cambrian. Russell Mead. ‘ Revised. tirade Bewng’flias Marion ll. Weeks. emberwkiifii Buckley. Ethel mints. Aurelia Damon. Helen Fitch. Alice Kane. Miriam Reynolds. Mary ney. Nollie flowload.Busaoli Finch. meat omesehrtor. Caryl 111111011. liar- ry litpson. Harold Reid. James Btew- ‘ art Wilfred Bturdevnnt. Charles Vaast Marvin School. Kindergarten, Miss Helena Mitchell. teacher; lilies Charlotte Franks, assist- ant~Agues Warm, Ituth Van Coever- lug. Herbert Hurt. li‘red Anderson. tirade One. Miss Carrie E. Petty, teacher—~ltuth Platt. Annie Tooker. Gordon Davidson. William Garlick. Joel Hoyt, Wallace Larson. [Grades Two and Three. Miss Reba Sitnons. teacherw—Mae Augelmsn. Edna lllrdsall. Evelyn Burke. Christine Eek, Ethel Gustatsoh. lsabel Reed. Faye Reynolds. Margaret 'l‘oolter. Cora Van (Soevering. Richard Warm. Fred Love- joy. .lohn liursge. Leslie Banks. Grade Four, Miss June it. Dyna. teacher~~~Marion llarnes. Ruth Benson. Mary Hoyt, Muriel Janos. Della Van Coeverlng. Robert 'l‘ookor. li‘red Krlir ken. Kenneth Day. John Cansvori. Howard Anxelman. (trades Five and Six; Miss Edith Crossmou. teacher—Edna lletts. Lil lian Ferguson. Gladys lmrson. Hazel Reynolds. May Smith, Lillian 'l‘wom bly. Edna Voorhees. Edward Black“ man. Ralph Gaines. Charles Gehrmann, Richard (histatson. Vincent Hartwlck. (.ieorge Krlnken. Leland Leppert. Lew- is Mills. George Ross. Grade Eight. Miss Mabel l’ryer. traclierw 1-(iertrude Campbell. Vera Rancher, Lillian Young. Gertrude Van (loevering. Marlon iteid. Julia Have- lick. Carlton Weed. Frank ‘i.yon. Ev- erett l’rccce. Andrew liloomquist, Ralph Campbell. it is pleasing to note that parents are realizing the importance of regu- larity in attendance at school and requiring their children to have good attendance, it is only the pupils who li't‘ on hand every day that make the greatest progress: this is true concern- ing all grades 111 the school. The term just closed was a record breaker regarding the number of pupils rogls» 1111-1111. the total being tilt. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crockett, of McKinley strcct, received a Christmas present this morning at 3:20 o‘clock. in the form oi a son and heir. Mothei and boy are doing nicely. w Constable .thn .l. tloodwln. of South Norwaik. was in Willlmuntlc. this week. serving a bank foreclosure writ against ilcvelon l’lowalnd. who was 11 former resident of Highland avenue. but is now located in St. Helena. Call1 fornla. There are ionrteen defendants 111 New York state. Connecticut and California. «Cant look well. eat well of 1ch well with impure blood [ceding your body. Keep the blood pure with him dock Blood Bitters. Eal.aimply. taitc exercise. keep clean, and you will have. long life. llililiil Illli llilliillllil i“— ilownrd Sclluck. of Scott‘s Corners. who has liccn quite ill. enloycd 11 spin with his uncle from l'larlcn, to visit his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sands Sci» lock. Sunday. The friends of Mr. and Mrs, ti. W. Fowler, of Noroion llclglits. will in- picasod to hour that they have i111- proved. .hTilt‘)‘ were ill of 111111 and havc 11111111 1111dc1' cure of Dr. P. 1'. Van Vicci. 1 (living to the crowded conditions oi the llarlcn school. thc school commit- too has decided to convey the tire! and second armlcs to 11111 Holmes school, where it will employ an cxixra teacher. (‘lirlstmas service will be ili‘iil in tho Noioton l‘rcaby'triinn (‘hurch next Sunday at 10:30 a m. with seasonablc music. decorations and 11 sermon by lir Carlos Martyn. in the evening in Maityn' s suhlsct will be A Glance Over the shoulder, 11 cartoon for the last Buudm oi the. year. December 'Jtiih will be "Christmas Sundsi" at the Methodist Church In the morning the Rev. George Benton smith will preach from the subject. l Fine Baldwin Apples pack. lion (311m halls. 111111 111111. ..... 1011 1111511.. .1. 2110 Moles-1111 iii-M. per 111. ...... soc Premier 11111111 1111111111111. 1 121111. 2111 Cut Rock Candy. and. 2 the. “zoo Drake's llioh Fruit Cairn. pkg. 30¢ Popping Corn. pkg. . . .11» Premier Grape Juice. bottle. . .260 Sweet Florida Oranges. per Premier Urystaliaed dinner. do:e11...........,.lw.am 10011 box WM Betti Quill] Dates. DM- 1 . . . Ibo OTDIII CLOGED ALL DAY SATURDAY. THE 25111. limit Qultlity Now Mixed Nuts. (taxis Cod (Iranbcnies. quart. . 101: 2 lbs. ...... ............ 2111: “1‘11an M11111». 1111111 11. ..... 12° . . . Amend Meats 11111" 11 ..... o. illbbon candy. .2 lbs. ......... 2511 Vcriboai Mince M11111. lb. ““1“ Fine Mixed (thinly. 1’1 lb. bomeO NM", Bach mm Meal 3 , Dudley- Pumpkin. can .. .10: Good Honest Psalms. can ...i°o 1.0115 island Thriller. peck neateaittyl'in. pound. lie Yellow Outcompec I Isa-ma. Mattias. o «.60 Maine. Pane ”whit-«e hm anemone-rose at - C H Hamlin)“ was: ale We» 1:. 1111111 Co. one away males. 7 new are. dailies...m Jana, W "rips. Its. ‘ The Great Mystery. The Sunday school session will be devoted to the contact The Birth t‘hrist The last rshear .11111 of the hristmaa muald by the chorus than will take place 111 It p 111111111 at ii: 45 there will be 11 Christ mas consecration meeting of the lib worth Mamie. led by the pastor The evening sermon will be about The A11 11111 tinny: in the Making. spot 1111 ‘Clirlstmas music lmthe choli and min 111111.811111l11y ordinal Christmas 1.11111 on Monday oven‘lhfi. 1111111111 Claim 111 1111- .‘pcctcd to be present. Uliliilii 1‘ a M n.0hureh.ottla11saiur.it is great preparations tor a as are entertainment. The has been“ decorated with ever- Cbriauua tree Cunt . designs and several hun tions. 12918 No; MAIN ST. occasion one oi the best that has err happened in the history of the church. Illlliill. Mrs. Harry Sturges has returned from New Yerk. Ernest ltuscoc. or North Wilton. re- lniurc his collarbonc. Mrs. Josephine Gregon visited her (laughter. Mrs Emma Gregory. in ltldgciield this week Thursday." ’I‘hc Reading Cil‘clc was omitted this week. owing to rush of Christmas preparations. The boys are enjoying the line skirt ing on Ogdcna pond. Skating on the roeeuoir is not alkiwed this season Mrs Harry l'nderhill and 11:11:11,013 Amona the pupils from uni-ottmvn schools home for thti holidays are tiny- mond Keclcr. of filicslilro Academy. and Miss Elsie llarrctl. of St. Mary‘s School. Burlington.- it is said that no clue has yet been found to the identity of the thieves who cntcrcd 1hr1 station last week and rltlcd 1h.» telephone box. \i‘llton who is spending a few months with friends in Grand Rapids Michigan. have received word that she is verv- r-eli and calming the winter immense- y. \'i'or1l has been rccclved from Moses Moriarty. who has contracted to build a large hotcl in Lou Anaclcs. that he llhcs the climate and thinks that 1111- love is big and awesome In- lhui local- iv The 01111111111111: festival of the (‘011- xroiniiional Sunday school will take plncc1 Friday evening at 7:413. St, Matthew's Christmas entertainment will be obscrrcd Tuesday cvcnina. l)c« 111111111111 2Rtli l'ioth fcsthnle will be held in tho respective churches News has 11111111 111111111111 from dis taut Sciatic that St. (‘iaii Achcrtnuiv. 11 former resident of Wilton. is encased to be married to a younn lady of that placc. Mr. Ackcrmau has gained prom lncncc in his chosen profession as electrician and has traveled cxtou slvciy in (‘alltornla and Alaska. Charles 11111111111111; a prominent business man at New lurk. helm: vice-president and treasurer of Smith. in New York. Mr. (ioddcs was 11 fro ouenl visitor in Norwalk and Wilton. At the, latter place he attended in 011- iobcr the woddlna of his cousin. George Weston. ills death came and- denly without remind as ho had prcv‘ iounly been In good‘iieaith. ”W...“ ..... m..— 'lilllill. 1‘.. Iii. Coley splint yesterday in South Salem. 1 New York. “W“ The schools closed toils Christmas 11112111111. Orlando Andrews and 111111 Sandal «pent yesterday in Bridgeport Maura—.1 Mr. and Mrs. William Mason. .Wostport. were to town yesterday. 1 for thc Norilald (trance will on by a turkey supper at the town hall iii a cranial. Mills Mm Darrin. who is ill with -w lava, will speed Christians is Brook therein. use“ when“: “0“ Hub Ranges are made in over twenty live dificrcnt THE A. J. COLLINS CO. t'cnliy had the misfortunr1 to fail and friends oi Miss t‘arpcnicrd ' Gray it (‘11.. recently died at his home ' Stephen ilniy is cninyinh a visit in ' of ionsilltio. is still mined to her. room Inuit Mia and discolor. lilies Multimeter wwamm.yom drcd styles and combine- 1 1211 111m- 1 SOUTH NORWALK. ”Wu—“m... .. . . .... Mr. and Mrs. . M. H111 rs. in Nor walk. Mills iiillbcl llccrs, of Norwulk. is the guest of her sistcr. Mrs. li.1M. ’l‘rowhridgc. - Heuii M. 'l‘rowbridgc will spend Christmas Mr. and Mrs. and children \\\\ ‘\\‘1. “\1 RIM \1 You read and look afar with fac ility.butnooneol1—_ Winnlpank. has been recent guests oathstyouare the t'ormer‘s lDOfl‘I, \lra.l1‘1a11 “mm the mu“ “1“" (11111111111 ' « are absent. Wear the genuine ' KRYi'i'OKS awhile and you will Scivltoa 1hill bi? held in St. Mill in“ "m I Old .illcu‘ 11 Church on (thriatmas morning i W“ wmh‘? 0 ' 111 111 311 111111 celebration of 1111» 111111 “1° “‘1 8”.“- Communion. - . .. We Grind Our Own Lens. C . Penwrck Optical Co. UNITED BANK BUILDING Room; 718 07 WASHINGTON STREET. OPEN EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK. GET RINGS. FROM $1.00 UP W. R. Kirch 8. Co. 76 WASHINGTON STR EET. “00.00“”... FREE ! A six-QUART more-Linen snausLso PRESERVING KETTLE 1 With 1 Pound Cans Sovereign Baking Powder Sevaroign Inning Powder is highest in lcnvaniug power and Absoluiaiy Para. Endorsed by tho Massachusetts Board of Health. the moat particular of all the atatu. FlityCon is Pound Cans 11111111111111.1111: Tea Co. as wmmn OTIII‘I' W.h~' flanks and Mina Maude Lockwood are . tries is the three divisions of aeronau ‘ ilc and aviation events tor thlt1 aviation . which will compete for the prizes aa- , monoplane. SOLID GOLD slGNET AND STONE ,_ or break Two Minute Records. 856: "" ll‘our Minute Records. 000; Disc Rec ‘ ords. it all disc machines. music two i‘ with air. and live. it. it. beers. to Ron trail. Mr. and Mrs. Hartley Williams were meats yesterday of bin. Frederick Been in Not-walk. Mrs. il. ll. rancher [01111 to Green» wlch lotiay tor a Christmas visit with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Panther. Miss Lem Fasten. Miss Florence at home from their school duties for the holidays. AVIATION PRIZES OF 080.000. Large Number or EntriOI Received for Various Events in Les Annalee. LOB ANGIEIJES. (1111.. Doc, 2i.-~l1‘.ii» meeting to be held 111 this city from January it) to 20 are now sinned and 11 list of 58 alrslilps of various kinds aregatlng 380.000 has been announced by Dick Ferris. general manager of the meet. The list Includes the following: Aeroplane: leenn H. Curtiss. l-lammondspori. N, biplane. ”Mule Paulhan.Pa1ls F111 1111111 bi plane. Maison Par.ls Far.1unn blplnnc. M Mlstnrroi Paris. Blerlol mono plane. Baroness de Krochc. Paris. Blcrlot Clifford Ii. Harmon. New York Car tis biplane C. K Hamilton llanmndspoit. N. Y ( urtls biplane Roy“ linubenshne, Toledo, 0.. plane. lIQPI‘O Pacific Acre Club, San Francisco. bl. plane. Pacific Acre Club. San Francisco. :nonoplnne. Charles Morolt, New York. mono plane. Louis 3. Iteration. Philadclphln [lit-riot monoplanc. Ralph Sounder. plane. R. Y. l'lcach, New York. :lt'i‘oplunc. ll. W. Cole. New York. ncz'npiunc. (“lilil‘lt-H I". \‘i'ilinl‘ti. Now Yoi‘k.(‘u1'lls biplane Balloons.- (‘lliford Hainion N111. \oik balloon 13111 Y'.(11k (i. 'l‘. llumbnuaii. loon. H. E. lioncywcll. St. Louis. balloon Louis von 101111.51. Louis. balloon. New York. mono lndinnupolis. bu! 11111111311 SPORTS Rugby Balls Basket Balls Hockey Sticks Foot Balls All Kinds of Tackle For Winter Fishing F. E. Lockwood 81 Co. 39 Wall Street. Norwallt Daily Line to N. Y For Freight Only On and after Tuesday. January 1 111116, Freight mailers will leavr Pier 28. East. River, New York. tioot of iiover street). every day. (excep‘ Sunday). at i 11. n1. Freight receiver at Norwalk up to i p. m. and Seati- Norwalk up to 5:30 p. m. Norwalk Steamboat 00. Mining J. Imith, LMIO. c. c. Housman General 1111.111 a. t... stars-111i the 'ma. am More. wooed». m_ America. notables: humane. Toledo. 0.. roo- passenger airship Emmi). New York. not“ military airship Hussite nearby. Toledo. 0.. racing diriuible. Roy KKnabeaahue. Toledo. 9.. 1111111; 11111 dlriglbh. . ' A large number of entries pll'liollw larly in the mmplane class have been made by res 111s of Les Angolan. and other (‘uliiornia cities. M 1 1' ‘ . CHINESE TONG WAR 'ro IND. SAN FHANClSCO. Dec. 21.501111“ the warring 0n Lick 'I'ohz~ andtho Yee family. from whose strife el‘dlit murders have occurred, cease lights lug. relatives in China. will be made to suffei 1‘01 crimes committed in the United States. This ultimatum teach an the leudists this week in aiclevg. gram from (‘hang Yin Tang, Chlheao minister, answarlng a personal ‘appeoi made to him by Chinese merchants. 11111111111, say this means the end oi? the 11mg war. KERMIT aECUREs aiTATUNoA‘. KAMPAI.A. ligands. Dec. air—flora 11111 Roosevelt has secured a line epoch 11111.11 of the male sltatunga. Col. noose: veil. has not sighted this rare game. During a reception for the Americans at the home.1 01‘ F. A. Knowles, the subconunissloner. a native band from 11111 Catholic, Mission. rendered "The Star Spangled Banner," and then sang Ihe words first. in English and later in their own language. Col. Roosevelt ~'nid he was delighted. The expedi- tion will probably break camp tome] l'OW W .\l11cii so-called religious eitort is an 1119111111 to make others feel as bad ii-i we do. if your virtues are writ in heaven they will be visible on earth without a telesct‘ipe. Christmas Remittances To the "Old (finish-y." and to all points in Europe. 1. M. LAYTON & co (iNCOfiPORATED) '1 ‘ insurance and Real Estate Agents . RAILROAD AVE. so. NORWALK. Loans ugeoria‘rso. MORE Christmas. Presents A .ll‘lWELL REGULATOR. It): the 1 Furnacc Prevents Cold Feet. AN ENAMELLED ROASTER lil- sures a well cooked turkey. A NEW MANTLE on the Gas Blim- 111‘ will wind 11p a pleasant day. Horace R. Nash “I North Main and West Streets, :1 South Norwalk ‘ TELEPHONE 401 A Timely Subject For All House-Owners r111- 11 tll’e season tor biennial .m .— . ».w . a. » mmwm-“.w»w~~ .. Will Christmas ilnd you ready for the 111111 We are ready now and can show you a fine line of goods for presents. Japanese Ware. in Brush and Comb Trays. Chocolate Sets, 'i‘ea Slots. Cake Hots. Plates. Bowls. lion Bon Dishes. etc. Aluminum Ware in Tea Kettles. l-luucc l‘ans. Fry Pans. Tea and Cotton Iililii REIIIY up the premises. Soap and the scrub brush for the hall. and the mite for the am it! but they dent' go for «on: You can clean dirt away, but to make the house. the bump stables and fences right dig should be (realigned 11111 1111 ' “at a We have everything for iii. paintincwiinaud tut-pol. ; brushes and Atlantic Pure White Lead rue canoes _ euros aov PAINTIR name we can sunburst: this rm Lord's purity. i'ots. cic. (lernum China. Salad Bots, liorry 11111111. Cake i'latcs. Mmenade 8111s. etc. 111111111 for the Columbia Cylinder and lilac th'aphophonea. indestructible Records tit all cylin- do: machines. They will not scratch aides. 050. General Contractor for motile ‘ and Paper flanmmfm. are”... L.H. Decker: . Window Shades. House Furnishing» 11,0de. Glass Ware. Crockery. Wall . Papers. etc. See us about your painting. EEGORHAMT DEDORATOH. IABT NOIWALK: OONN.
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