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museum! HA8 ANOTHER rune:
. were destroyed.
‘lntlut‘od. but tl1t~1-u_wau partial luau -
, ltltco onv‘the machinery.
. dorp Nllhn, of Willow street. mvntvl
‘ littltvesproporty.
Mitildren's Ribbed Garments
Regular price 250...
Keys Fleeced Lined Drawers
Regular pticc 25C. ...
i Children s Union knits
Regular price 50C.
"“Men' 3. Ribbed Underwear
Regular p1 ac 50C.
.....
Boys} Pajamas
Regular plicu 50C .......
Children' s Outing Gowns
, Regular price 50c. . . . . ..
Underwear
. Sale Price 3 5c
..Sale Price 190
{5. .
'i '. First Nothodltlt Wmldflhumh.
MIT
south Norwlllli. Elsa); Duliwslt Wal-
tor pastor-womanly moonlit distill. st ‘
go: 80. led by Bonnier manhood. 10:80
Children’s Mill End Hose
Quality 25c .....
..Sole Price 15c .
- Boys’ Hose. Linen Heel and Toe
..Ssle Price 16c
Quality 25C. . . .. . .
Ladies‘ Wool Hose
.......Sale Price 17c
Regular [)l'lL‘l.‘ 25C ........ Sale Price 18c
‘ Ladies‘ “Darn-No-More" Hose
.Sale Price 35c \ uluc 35C .......... . ..... Sale Price 25c
.Sale Price 35c Value .22
.Salc Price 350
Men’s “Darn-No-More" Socks
t‘ . .
.............. Sale Price 15c
Ladies‘ and Children's Gloves
Regular price 25C ...... ' . .Sale Price
Bargains tn Furs. Mutts and Neck Pieces
Bargains in Ladies’ and“ Children’s Sweaters
Bargains in Turkish and Linen Towels
19c
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Bargains in. Wash Goods
, Bargains in Sheets and Pillow Cases
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.DICKERMAN & SON
84 Washington Street, South Norwalk. Conn.
WATERBUR
ed ‘either {2 detective wires or from
tho;bollet‘. used a loss of “4.000 at
2 o’clock this morning. at the plant
oi‘the Model Laundry. on the Water-
vliie road. The fire had gained such
headway when the tire department ar-
rived that nothing could he done. on"
ing to the inadequate water supply.
The only water available was from a
small stream that iiowed near the
laundry. The building and machinery
m a total loss, nothing helnlr saved
except a couple of machines that were
carried out by ilremott. 'i‘huuuundu of
counts. shirts and other tires» went
The building was not
Y. li‘oh. lil.~- lv‘iro, cans-
M m. ’l‘ltetr
or You~~~~Gei ltl
‘ A bend its still as bristles cannot
in} Istlsisctntiiy shaved with u mar
' that is suitable only for soft, ii in
bands. We'll help you select
instill a. your kind lit
m an: be use oil per-
optimist-neat.“ abstention.
‘ it a chill“
we return I
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to.’ so A quick, alien.
‘ 1s W19; that if it doesn’t
{musty minimum we'll
it “19% give as illicit
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ADVERTlSED LETTER8.
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Below ls I. list. of letters rcmslninp
uncalled for at the following post olll
can for the current week.
South Norwallt.
Washington St. liridlztI Theatre.
ll‘rnnlt t'roslt-r. care Albert Price.
Mrs. Snuslo (milk. 2 Day St.
l9. Hopping. in West St
Anton Loudn 21': Day St.
.lonol' hends' (21.
Mary Poachke.
Solomon itichsrt-ld, ll Lexington Ave
.luck Spolhnan.
Miss lie-ion Sutherland.
Mitts Hattie 'l‘nylor.
.l. ll. Templeton.
Mrs. .loauic ti. 'i‘hompaon.
’l‘oni ’l‘omnw.
Mills Annie 'l‘i‘uvln.
Allan Vunln Kat-or.
Miss iloan \l‘tlliao.
E. E t‘ilthld. l'. M.
Nor-walk.
Mrs. Charles llnltcr. cure Mr. 1-).
tlmilh.
Nils Hanson. ‘
Mrs. Stalin ll. lrvlno. 115 Walnut tit.
Christopher Miner. .
A. w. Smith. Weston.
Mrs. Chas. Smith. iii Ford Arc,
it. 9.81mi»
Amsto Vinoenm. 27 Chapel 81.
Miss Mattie Webb.
ll. 8. Kldl'l‘ll. .M.
To CURE A COLD lN ONE DAY
Takn LAX/WWW BROMO Quinton
Tablets. Drumlsla refund money it
It falls to cure. it}. ..(ll’tOVlll'S sin
nature is on such boiiv. 26¢.
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THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition at Chiropractic
Chiropmtlo is the sermon ll! ll'
monuments-sound tumbled
tasting the some. Discuss Ire estrus
by s wrench. twist or sprain is “It
Even it done is .eiuldhood it
creates pinched nerves and psls t)
l‘stsg' his in the itinerant tirniil sn
tillhitoprsctors «remove thee emu
disuse end i“ tut it it h
rsetprsd pom mu Jilin! ills sh
item I: test. in curbed
NONWIIg outsells “am. First:
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ADAM: EXPR £88 TRAGEDY.
Rev. H. 8. Carpenter to French on
Subject Tomorrow Evening.
“The Adams Express Tragedy," will
he the stihject or the pastor‘s prelude
at the South Norwullt Baptist chum.
tomorrow night. No event in many a
day has awakened such widespread
interest as the accttsationa brought
nx‘ulnat two young men in tho employ
of the oxpresa company. From n moral
point of view it is 11 real tragedy.
in the morning the pastor will speak
on “The inspiration of the Spiritual
Quality." and the special sermon lr.
lllt‘ evening. "The Two-told Side of
Lilo." will touch the vital truth and
tppoal to moral vision anti cottacloucv
‘l‘ho illhlo school will observe. Mlnniolt
lumittr. The young- people will coil-
luct tho taunting at the town farm.
1nd Humor (‘iark will load the yottnll
it‘tlplo's aorvlco at home.
Music for tho tiny:
Morning.
l’roitule ....................... llrurr
\nthcm «"Why do the heathen rauc'
....................... Woodman
.lospousew'mhldc with as, Lord"
........................... (libriui
Ottertory w"in Heavenly hove Abltl
. .lng" ....... . ........... . . ..filldiiti.‘
Auatlndow—Mtnuot ........ '0. . .llcmsrr
Evening.
Organ music beginning at 0:50.
\ntln-ner Day in TM Clairol"
. . . . . ................... Mncl’srrt'n
‘toaponso 4 "Koop 'l‘hou Our stops. 0
Loni" ...'. ................. (labrll‘i
)ll‘orlorv utlonlralio solo. “ti until in
tile inirtl" ....... .....illontlolnsohn
tlnaccotnpanlod Qunrtut.~~ “At. tlu
liloao of tiny“ ....... . ..... .Novin
i’outludo in (l ...\. ....... ...Ashiortl
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we
wonto'a UNDER WATER RECORD
IROKEN.
81'. JOSEPH. Mo. Feb. lowliert
Ewan broke the world's record for re.
milling under water last night by ly
in; in the bottom or n tsnit or water
tor three minutes and six seconds. The
rurevlous record was two minutes sud
thirty sight seconds. held by A. fluid.
made in a Philadelphia estimation pool. '
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DUTCH ITIAMIR OVIROUI.
LQNDON. “Fob. rewrite butch
.litprtlhsnt steamer Prim: Willem it.
niacin tall Amsterdam .lt‘lu'llt’l'rll 21 lol-
What italitllt ports lliltl Noll York. Willi
M aunanngora liliti a Crow of tilt. slut
which alumni harp reactant i’aratusn
us. butch (litmus. int February it. is
' sow eleven oil’s overdue.
. .i'
‘ men and your);
1 ‘fl‘rlow‘fiwoct is the Work'f.
l..7 ll. m. the.» . ,
that'soi‘illpn of. ‘rtss to young
00th subject. “The
invisible Temple." ti isl music by
a double quench, lit to school at 12
0'.cloeit The pastor's Bible class for
men will be held in the auditorium
at 12 o'clock. All men are. invited.
The Epworth League will be held at 6
_o"é|oclt; subject. "Ho to Play”; lend,-
crs, Mrs. William K6 " and Miss An-
nie tiillcr.‘ The music for the day will
be as (shown: '
Morning.
Prelndcwldlcvstion .. . .laeishursWely
Anthem -~”Conle Holy Spirit". .Gounod
.Wiennd
l
; Pontiudowl‘uzhettn . . . . . . .' . Lemslgre
Evenlno.
i’telude ...... . . . . . . . . ...... Foerstcr
Anthemv‘W’t’hoso dwolloth under the
defense” ......... ..........Msrtin
Soprano Solo “1 will extol Thus. 0
lord". .......... w............Costa
Miss Lee.
Antlmiw—"Tlio Lord is my Light"
........... Pinker
. Choir iiymn ............ .Sweehcy
Postiude in [MM ...... Farmer
Norwaiit Methodist Church. Monk
1). Torrey. pnutoréfiunthty morning
class meeting. 0:30. led by RH. Bod
lent: morning set-vino, 10:30. subject
of sermon. The Wideness of God’s
Merry; Sunday school, 12:05 0. in.
both young and old are heartily invit-
cti; Epwm'tit Hague devotional ser-
\‘lt‘t”. 6:30 p. in, topic. How to Pray.
the lenders will he Miss Elizabeth 'l‘or-
rey and Miss (lcuovu Darker evening
worship. 7:30 u.m.. sublet! ot tier-
mou. A Man Who Tried to Shirk lion»
ponulhiilty, the chorus cholrJNN it?“
.in an enjoyable song service. The
special services will Continue through
the week on “ovary evening except
Monday and Saturday. at 7:45 p. in.
Music tor the day:
Naming.
l'roiutlawMornln; 'tlonlt ...... Preset
Bottom Est .................... Buck
Tenor Solo ....... .. Selected
Postlndo in A Warren
Evening.
Pt‘elttdewtlflortolm ........... tielin
Quartet—«lotus to; Our llosrts and
Allldo . . . . . . . . . ............ Mill'.“
Qtlartot~-Anotllor*‘8lx' Days’ Work in
bone .....-.r--ww ..... Schueclter
Mule Quartet ........ Selected
Poatllrdowhiarch in h”. Fist‘.. Mullins
Knight Si 1 A. M. 111 Church,
Rev. 3. H. V. (lambs, pastorw-l‘rench-
ing at it 11. tn.~ - subject. "The Wakes."
Sabbath school at ll'.“ m. A. C. E. la.
at 7 p. m. Evangelistic son; service
conducted by the prayer inclining com-
mittee at 7:30 Preaching It 8 p. n1.-
subject, “The Hand Writing on the
Wall." This is one of the series or
subjects. The pastor will prosch at
both services. and" the choir will rcn~
dcr special music. ‘ The public to cor-
dially invited lo attend these services.
CONORBGATIONAL.
The South Kuwait: tinnxrcgstiunsi
Church. Charles 8. hisci'arland. pas
ton.- John C. \‘urncy. church assistant
«Public worship at 10:30 it. at. at
which the scrnum grill ho. preached by
the ltuv‘. Secretary William Ewing. i).
ii. The llihlo school. including the
voting men's department and tho
young women‘s department. will moot
at 12 o'clock. The Men's Christian
inquiry Club will take up its usual
discussion in tho. nine hour. sublect.
"the Authority or the Bible"; leader.
.1. Melvin Hill. at the Bunny Even-
ing institute at 7:30 o‘clock, the music
)1 the great composers.
First Congrogationsl Church. Nor
vslh. (loorgo i). Egbert. pastor~~
liorning service at 10:30; preaching
1y the pastor Spatial schml at 12: to.
the Mann's Lot-cue meets in the is
lion‘ parlor at 12:15; The Book oi the
lodges and Modern Lite. ladlea'
lrnyer meeting. Wednesday at ll; sub-
let-t. “Faith and Character": 'hillut
Wilton will total. l'. l’. 8.. Thursday
“\‘t‘liiitrt at 7:30: a ntlsslouary mm.
inn. Church prayer sort/ion ‘l‘hntsdat
it it; an oItI-luahloned prayer lactating.
Marnlng. '
I't‘l‘lllllt‘ml’illilllltifltl. itoln
.illlitl
Contrulto Bolowtilume Mo, 0 Thou
.Clrost Jehovlth ...... C it. Howard
Responsewmuw Mo to Thee ....
i (l. B. Nevin
strtot-na Jesus. Thou Art Stand
in; l. J. H. Broiler
PostludswAncanllpo in 1) Minor ..
itilll Ho.
, lvtsins.
nets ..........,..... J. ltheitlhertler
Anthem-inch no hissciittl Unto ids.
Postimlewitinsia up. unit Boasts..
‘ r .i. ltholniiorltcr
. I
(”are iihtll int.
liar morntus: it
I'll: limit; poop
3hr 9620071 hill
r. ,
a It it «3111.. ilhttl
'lltitilltit‘l. it: all p
titanium. it: to. but
’~ Help Me."
1 lint! sermon, "Miriam."
. .. ....l ltlwlalmrfidi“
,lr . ll. Destroyer,
Preludemintormelso. from ‘lillll not!
W. o. Willtsms-
Will, it a
’i‘till Talc Deed.
morning. All are invited.
Trinity Ctlurch~gehond Sunday in
Last. 8 a. m. holy communion. 10.30.
.. morning service and salmon. “lard!
7 p. on. events: mm '
12 111.. boil
confirmation ctsus. 3p.h1..:lrhilooit-
nrmstlou class. Friday. February 25—1-
to so morning my... a... melllliiioh.
“‘ln God Our Trust. ” 3: lid wide for
children. 8 p m.. evenlh: prayer all“
scratch. “The Rock of Offence.” Sat»
tirday. Feb. til-«4 n. 111.. Bible relidlnlrl
Ravi Francis .1 Clay Moran. 13. Dn-mtn
tutor in charge. .~
Grace Church. the Rev. .1. Benton
Werner. rector-«tho second Bundurlh
hank—Tho celebration of .the'litll};
Communion at 8' o'cloolllw moraine
prayer untl sermon at 10:30; Sunday
school at noon; mission Sunday school
at Broad River at 3 p. m..- rector's
young men’s class at b p. 01.; cvcnintl
prayer and sermon. on The R8090
tsuco oi the Unchanglnx at 7:30 p. u
m
OHnlB‘l‘lAN SClENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Science Society, of
Norwaik--Regutar Sunday services at
the reading room. Masonic building
at it a. 111. Subject, February 20th.
“Mind." Testimony meeting, Wednes-
day, at 8 p. at. T0 both services the
public is cordially and iraternaliy lu-
vltod. Reading room open to the pub
lit? Inch week day afternoon from. " :10
to 4: 30.
SALWiON ARMV.
Salvation Army ----- Revival services
will he continued at the Salvation
Army liaii. no Water street. Sunday.
at it a. 111.; children's sorric. at 3
p. 111.: battle for souls. 8 p. in. All Bro
welcome.
......"—
BIRTHDAY PROGRAMS.
M
But Not-walk Schools to Observe Lin-
coln and Washington Annivemrlel.
This program will be given in the
assembly rooms or the Fitch and Mar-
vln schools. on Monday morning. at
9:10. in celebration of Lincoln and
Washington‘s birthdays.
h‘lTl‘ll at noon.
Song ‘tlld ulon'
shripturs reading.
Lord is Prater
ll'sshiuxton'a lllrtlitinywi’oarl Muttart.
Soil itcilnnfi‘ oi l.incolu~l¢vn Eiirou.
Mite Gnome Washington James Ml"
Guru
ll Curtisr \ 'l‘n out y-sccoutl
“lit
The thinner noisy Mallow-Eva llrowu.
ins P ti.
Lincoln Name Russell Finch. Nollio
Rowland. llsrry lilpson Admits m-
mun “’lliroti Sturrtovaut. Alina Gus-
tatson Francis invinc.
“Washington! liolhoodmiioivattl Rich
ards
Abraham l.lnt‘oln-—Scolt iiean.
Washington’s tllorymticlen litlsll‘il.
Conclusionw-Ksnnoth Taylor.
line of the Petrplo~-~llelon Fitch.
altar Spangled Runner-«School.
Mildred the
Room I.
8011sz "America."
George \l‘nshingtnn ‘i.l|Wl‘(‘il(‘.l‘ Cros-
bl
\hrnhnnl Lincoln helm Wolf.
Lincoln Exercise.
Which (lonorslw-Psui Lisbons.
Wan Lincoln 11 Klng?——(lrotchcn Rider.
il‘iuy tislutow‘rlchool.
Soon» "There Are Many Flags.“
Room 0.
along ~ - “America."
Lincoln Exerclatv- Five Girls.
slump» ”'tlnr Noble Washington."
Whom.
ltccltatlon~"\\~'hat‘a in a Nunw‘.’"Stun-
icy Warn-tr.
Washington Exercise—«mm Hoyle.
Sommml‘hrce Little tilstara." School.
tiecitstlotl--"A Molhor‘a Advice." .lu~
tilth ’i'hompilon.
r‘lnlr Salute with 8011» School.
Nahum-"Three Cheers for the
White and illnn.” school.
Room D.
bloom “Alumina." School.
Recitation "Our liero' it‘lvo ilota
Recitation ~"A Smith Roy‘s Desire.
Insulin Davis.
Exercisaw-Mnc . Nine Children.
Sour-"Three Little Sisters.“ School.
tecttntionw"Wss Lincoln 11 King?"
Junior Nichols.
fixer-claw "We Coins to Tail of Wash
lnxton.‘ Silt Children.
lonwasshington. School
imitation» Why? Hilda Anderson.
institutes—430mm Washingtonn—r‘ive
( iris
ion:-"0hl llttn the File." School.
MIA Wt lhf scuooi
son "February.“ school.
not: tsttnnm Lincoln. Alice lilnhop.
Recitation—w"Fourteen. Ninetydwu."
l'hithi‘l’ooriwcs
iiccllatlon «“A l'ntrtol." iintt hiliia
“till.
limitation lion. lt'ashington. ltay-
utonu fitnrtlovant.
illnuo slantwtdlituu 'l‘wombly. .lmtct
iirricsoh.
ftccltntlottwlnucoin. itvorctt Prom-,0.
limitationmmar stunning Anny."
Vincent Intriwlelt.
tlecltstiotlmm lligh Resolve." .laolt
O‘dllllivsn. .
ltecitslionmilsttrabnrg Bleach. Wal-
isse Palmer.
llecitstlon-u'l Boys' Brigade." Robert
bivsustsin. Adrian Robb. (lot-don
Deviation.
no?“ "A i-iynnl to Washington.”
floatation—"The Good Old Times.”
..., is Mills.
ting-ultimo Washinuthn ltltur.“
Rdg‘ititflwmehlnmns Birthday."
Recitation-mu 't‘rse soldier “ Alfred
Buckley y.
llisiuillewltivu hays.
. ltettiltltiottmml‘ilh Name at Lincoln.“
Milo Am; loinnii.
“twill-tithing "in Mcnttlrituu." militant-1|.
heiiliiilhmv (lunar Who. Marian tints
“Niii’sbrtilry 22'»?le idiom.“
SA » WAY, FEB; 19. loin
‘l m ‘ l
Establhbed' 1857
novel designs in Bowls and Al
settings to match.
ail-tilvcrs are shown for waists
sortmcnt.
which are to be
A Satin-stripe Gingham in
Special
at izléc.
Ctl Shirts to men of taste who
latest and most appt‘vcd.
$1.00 each.
A splendid assortment of
High Ilt‘t‘kCtl. and either sleeve
Added to the
lttlilntion Mahogany Desk
Unit Desk Chair
.Fillllt‘ll Ccllnrcttc
llurnt “0011 Desk
Chair
'lahonrct
Illaltogam Slipper R01 kc!
"Grandma" link Rockcr
Mahogan} Rocktr
Parlor Suite. 3 pieces
3 pieces
5 pieces
Mahogany Parlor Chair
Divan
i’onrth
'United States Flags for
sizes.
Tiny Silk Flags for table
Roadshow—"Meaning of Colors. Min-
nie hillls. Gladys Beach. Gnasle illi-
ten-tent.
Recitation—George Washington Tho-
mas Ho: 1
Rocitntion-“'l‘hs Great George Wash-
ington." Wallace launch. ‘
Rocltstlou-”0ur Country." Ethel Gus-
Moon.
Sour—«"Bins a Song of Wsshinglon.‘
sch hi.oo
DANG! lN CHANIURY.
’At Wuahlntlton Hull. Crnuhnry. Inst
:tlltht. John Knorr gave the lsat but,
tllcirivery ncatncss are always in favor.
style ties with tape at the waist line.
Odd Pieces of Value
The D..." M.
I . , . "it a ‘3" ..
The Spring fEmbtoitltitjles _
_ Skirtings, Flouncinzs, gallons: and All-Overs “‘ a
Among all the tempting and lovely things that Spring
tillers for the Sunnnrl‘ wardrobe there are on materials more
fascinating than the throiderics.
Extremely dainty and
l overs are embroidcric‘s com-
bined with lrish crochet or VcniSC lace.
Skirtings are from 45 to 54 inches with Galloons and In
Prices from $1.25 to $4.00 a yard.
Novelties in colored Embroidery, edges. insertings, and
antllgowns. A beautiful as—
r,
The Sppng Ginghams, New Patterns
A new and‘complete line 0! Anderson Ginghams in
plaids and Checks, small. large and medium.
among them the small checks. clear and distinct coloriugs
fashionable thisscason, and which from
Noticcablc
25¢ a yard.
beautiiul effects of lilac, rose,
navy, tan and gray. 31 inches wide. value 50C.
at 29c.
Plaid and Checked Ginghams. domestic \vcztvcs, special
Wash Goods Section. lower lloor.
Men’s ,Neglige Shirts
We wish very much to allow this line of White Plait-
are interested. 'l‘hesc Shirts
are made of an extra fine quality of cloth. and the style is the
Sizes
from 14 lo 17 inclusive.
Colored Negliges at $1. 00.
Ribbed Corset CoVers
Light weight. of fine ribbed cotton. made ll_\’
“Carter."
less or with long sleeves. This
50c each.
ignticrwcar Section.
Furniture Sale
was $15.25 tor St 1.50.
was $0.75 .ior $5.50.
was $35.00 for $10.00.
was $10.00 for $5.00.
was $8.00 for $5.00.
was $0.50 for $5.00.
was $8.50 for $5.90.
was $11.50 for $5.00
was $11.50 for $5..00
was $48.00 for $30.00.
was $28.75 for $13. 00.
was $72.00 for $57. so.
was $19.75 ior $15. 50.
was $19.25 for $15.75.
iloov. Carpet Store elevator.
i
Washington's Birthday, all
decorations.
w
Redd Co
nlo assembled. A large has tirsml by
four horses took a party from Nor-
wslk. 'The costumes and pranks or
those assembled made things i-llvely.
especially one particularly condemn
actor or a man... After enjoying theol-
aolvoa tor some time the monks were
rembvetl and till turned their stteolibn
.to dancing which was kept up until
midnight Arnold’s orchestra tumis'h.
ed musics Refreshments ware served
and every one departed. having boil a
line timd'aud regretting that thieves
the hurt opportunity for an occasion of
not lcsnlmoi his many delightful mutv
anemic dances. About ulsty'nvo pct»
mun M ill?»
tell Mancunian
$18.00
‘Mj . . .
. .
smmlflh till“ Walla viii.
n all it it
till” Point" out...“ tonal) .u lite.
Sundry it t p. m. swirls is
:
W. is. WODWUWt
iDllAL OUTIN
this kind. Mr. Knorr and his family
are to move to Bridgeport in the hour
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G S PLEAASFUflngulgGREST
oeitoprrot. saoll‘r sn rail-s 70 OLD POINT collinear
01.0 Million.
...... ...... new l
pcrtstioh stillbo- $221900
lit clam Milo
tilt lied Wireleis "fllflrl
it "i... srrlttns
except Builds
turn lcsvs Nannie daily mm
5
tot accommodsticn‘. .
all “for: about 8: 30 it. in.
villains and stateroom rollirvstions. Plot 26. North River. tool or Bosch st.
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