has has. “Wimp“ “i L "“7“": “RPM I . ARE IIILLINI: THEIR 3th win. Fresh Mined Lehi gh COal FOR THE COMING SEASON. DON‘T FORGET TO EXAMINE THEIR STOCK BEFORE PLACING YOUR ORDER. ‘ Telephone 721 68 Water Street. IxEducatOI SHOE Children’ s Ankles Will Not Turn .when this shoe is worn lIcIailse _ its special construction counter» acts ankle strain. ' V'l‘he .sltoe tits snug under" the arch, distributing the WI-ight ol‘ the body on the ball or the foot. The toe is broad to prevent cramping and encourage natural development of growing reel. SOLD NOWHERE ELSE NORWALK. C ONNEALLY AND BRACKEN . ll WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. TELEPHONE 3634 iN .....-.. -..-. ..._.._._.A.........._a_... filial-Ems @AL (it. THE SUCCESS 'OFv CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION Depends upon the quality of the Cement used. l ATLAS is the standard in ce- ments because of its purity and uniform quality. Made in one grade—the besr—ol genuine Port- land Cement Rock. The Govern- ment is using millions of barrels of ATLAS on the Panama Canal. For sale by the "ritual?“ <29 E have constantly claimed and claim now: II II III III lilIIil The holder or ptoot‘ being upon thII claimant, We herewith Im- burden ourselves of a few "proofs." ()Itr Huzoiton coal is: DUST-PROOF DiRT-PROOF CLINKER-PROOF’ SLATE-PROOF WATERPROOF But not FlRE—PROOF—~-IIoI III titc Nilghtcsl degree. not the. smallest particle of it fireproof. ll' thcsc prool‘II don‘t convince you. more is the one supremo tent: Try it Yourself The B. Hershlield & Son Co. Tel. 294. 122 Water St. MAY Latilcs' llIltitc .iIIIIi'IlIIL Lilliil'xl' World, Popular. Strand. Harper" Monthly. Harper's linznr, Pearson. Scrilittcr‘s. Red Book. Good llousc ROI-plug and others. W. A. Briggerman's MUSIC STORE. Donovan Block. 132 Waahington 5t. MONEY TO LOAN “I: loan money to nouaeleepers at :1 weekly payments. also to property owners on second and third mort gages. All business transacted strict- ly confidential. Otllce hours front 0 a tu. till 7 p. m.: Saturdays till 9 p. m. INDEPENDENT LOAN a SECURlTY COMPANY 94 Waahington an. Havliand Bldg. One flight up. Room 1. PRESCRIPTION WORK [8 OUR SPECIALTY We have it cotupictc stock of l‘IitI-lii Medicines. i‘ertnmcs and Toilet .\r- iicios. Agents h‘ttliI-r. Ul‘Ct‘lit' t‘o. t'hocir iatcs. W. F. Wigmore & Co. DRUGGlSTS 8 NORTH MAIN BTREET ”Tb;e .I tidiev helluva u are 0;: With amrlcw II ll- contort.- T-Jawel Watch .5! ‘7 or ‘9 lltotdml to run (on and an it. W. R. KIRCH C CO. %M.£.MLWM.H . -. lF ONCE YOU TRY YOU' LL AL- WAYS IUY The Roger Ludlow Twin City or Nugget CIGARS AIK YOUR DEALER FOR THEM. B. J. REYNOLDS MANUFACTURER. special for This Week Only Monogram Rye Whiskey 75: qt. bot Sherry Wine ............. Site at hot. Fina Bock ....... $1.00 cau. delivered lithtr goods, trio Iiniuctonn to men- iton. all at ciit lil'it‘l'N. iioi lions! llccr ll‘l'co Saturday night CENTRAL HOTEL Cor. Monroe a Chestnut on. Tel 151.3 J. a L. DIBBSA. Propa. SAW HALLEV’S COMET. (Mimi-IVA. N. l'.. May til. llr. Wil- liam ll. lll'nilitn. director of tho Sinilli Observatory and Professor of Astron- omy at Hobart l'tiiiogtt. rcporiu I-xtII-l lI-iil iiimnrvtrtloile ii! ilniicy'n cinnci this morning. The comet was InnI-li liriitiilcl and the tail could he li'ltt‘t‘li to Ii iIIIIgtli or 25 degrees and III-ally llamiici to the gloat ilqtttli'c of l’tttwtt- ill! The nIIIicIIIi wail liriiIhttIt‘ than an,» aim iii that region of the new unit in. iiroolot Iona tho IIIIIIi-t ill note at its lie-III position tut morning iiilsct I Iii loll You Must Live Within Your income TO IUCGIID iN THIS IUGY WORLD. A DOLLAR OR TWO. PUT AGiDI EACH WEEK ill The South Norwalk Savings Bank AT THI COST 0' COM“ IMALL MCMHC! ll SURE TO HILl’ YOU lN FUTUHI YIAII. ammo. unwmmm Southiilorwaik Tan Oxfords and ”(SOUTH MAlN 81'" -m— CALL AND SEE THEM, 33 SOUTH MAIN er. . so. noawIILK. ' “The. O’BRIEN, the Hatter LOOK AT THE DERBIES, €31.65. C130, $2.40. C230. DiD YOU SEE. THE CAPS? 45c. 95c. ' YACHT AND GOLF CAPS, 450. 95¢. $1.45. GOOD SOFT HATS. ".90. . ; Great Sale of Ladies’, Misses' and Children’s Dresses JUST FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. \ Confirmation or Graduation Dresses. for Girls. 980 to 820' .ITUESDAWMIIIV In; with ' SOUTH NDRWALK. THEY ARE BEAUTIFUL. - it sat MAIN smear, Pans STAMFORD. iIlIII‘III III llilllt iii IIIIII IIIIIIIIII Cotinectlcui Has 8.490 Mem- bers and .TiiiiratAi-s 239.- 013 in the Bouillry NICW llillTAiN. Milt iii. . The act' umanecLas, 65c, 95c, ”.50, 31.90. I- The Clifford McPherson .1 Stevens. Props. Single rooms. with or without hath. iloulns t‘li Italic, suitable for i‘IIIII- liiI-s. 'l‘IIrIIIa IIIoIiI-rntc. Rates by the month. Call and examine; no Iron. hie to show. Cuisine and scrvlcc excellent. (info Ntottkcil with the ClIIIiccst of brands. Cor. South Main and Elizabeth Streets. South Norwaik BERKSHIRE PURE ICE if too want purl» icc for this tiltin- sitit'I I'II'II Milli ll\ us. Iitniit- itIiin W'IItI-r or \Ihich lilt‘ i'oiioiiitig it tho analuis luaiio iii .1 ii illittiM",,"il ii IhIImlIIl Mast-Inc IIIIIIII its Agi tr uilnial Export- Iucnl station: APPEARANCE Turbidity ...................... None Sediment .................. Non. Color .................... .Nona Odor ...... .Nona CHEMICAL EXAMINATION Free ammonia ............. ., .0006 Albumiiioid ammonia . ...,..,. .0i-l4 Chlorine.,.......,..,.,.......05 Nitratea ....................... No Nitrite. . .f ........ No Hardnaaa (Clark’s degree) ....... 3 31 .aaq. ...... . . . . . ................ None iron .......................... Trace .\'o rayard liooIiodeonIi it I- sold to this compam. Brookslde Ice Co. lF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR Fresh Fruits and Vegetables WII have ihcm All kinds in season. Extra Fine STRAWBERRIES a Specialty. CANOIES. CiGARB. TOBACCO and SODA WATER. G. GHIOTTO Tel. 927 179 Waah. Bi. Bridge. WOMEN LL ~'s Pumps Vl'ilii Fancy Wing Tip or l‘lnin shut-i Vanni M $1.00 82.26. 5250 MAXLEVY 169 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE SOUTH NORWALK City ASsessOrs Note. We tlic IIIIIiIIinignI-Ii. licichi glii- no the to all lenotIII lilltl col’poiaiioli» liniilc to pity lawn iii lilt‘ (‘ lti oi tittiiih \'orw.aik that tiii-i- alc iIIIinimd lc Iiolitoi to I'll ntotmomitt. Iii IItthIr III thcitt on III button the Rim tint III Milt ltltll a wtiilon oi printed ital. Iltitod sinned and IIIIIIIII tit iii iill tho pro poi-ti ownml in them on the lat Ibii oi Mav itltli. liabii- itIaLttIllltm. ltlllliill.‘ a (inscription of all iiil‘ rcal cslntu each parrot living separately described K it IIIII l iiIiiI min ill‘ routiumi in tin assailants at the new tinincil rooms in the Library litttittliiiz. Wanltlnuloh Iiiieet. t-iontli VIII-walk. Iron. and tuition lug Mat til. lllttt, said other to be poor from ill in l‘.! o'clock II III and from t to l. o‘clock it. In.: on Hatiittlaiii train ‘I to it o'clock in the owning. and ‘i unit day. May :ttnl. tilltl Wotni toil n'tIlnIIk‘ p. in. Dated at the l'. III at Booth Nmnaik ()onn..May ttltli itltii FRANKLIN A 'l‘Ol Li-lhl. D \‘l’ilLiAM llARh‘tht) LOUIS 8. "KENS. mil 20L Assessors Minnow...“ vii-”dis. ‘ WAEHINGTON. May 10.—~’t‘tw tail road bill passed the Jtointe this allot noon Repreaonlativo Manna amIInIl meat and a motion to reoctnmit were .. illcneicicnt i Ilion‘ It hit”. w Ha I onnoctit iii In. Iilt‘ ifllllt‘ IIIIII lIIcr's IIIIII. .\'IIII can how it in tho llorkv ‘ euteonth annual convention oi the iStale t ounIIii Oi the Knights of t ‘-oiutii bits nus held in thin Iitv todai at the 'Youug MPltN 'i‘oial Abstinence anti As iii custo ltlllllv below pioceetiing to the open- ting oi the st- salons the delegates went l in a hotly to it Hilltllllll high mass. which Itodai was Ivlciirateti at St Marys lioiuau CIIItiIoiiI t‘“.illl|(ii l'pOI theit lrettttn to the hall and ”W form open- ling oi‘ the contention. .\lnyor .loaeplt i..'l1 ilaiior_au past gtanii knight of .\'on Hiiiaiu (union the youngest count" in the city and one (it Hit Itiltngest Hit the slate. neltonleii the knights to .tho citI State lxptlii .lailit'h' .i Kt‘ll tIeIiy respouiioil tor the contention and Ititt'li presented his second and last ati uiial report. \\‘iih today‘s session. it is announced. MI KiItIueIiI iiiii lcliic iioln «Illice in his report. IIitIIr giving .tignIInI shorting that the total Incin- ibotahlit of the ordtt on Apiii '0 liilti iIIIIN 237 .:.0ll and the total nieiulmisliip ‘I‘ 400 \lr Kennciiy said: "1 Mill tilt-anvil to utility liit‘ licrsiilii over the preceding scar 'l‘itc iutctuilwiahip Will "0. With. was. ill E'atitance llll‘ltlllli'bilip il,Titti, namninic lllelll‘ lllt‘lllill‘l‘tliiill 1 its iolal IIIcIIIlIi-rshlp. 8.2% Total iucullwi'ship April :30. till“, llhlllllllll't‘ lill‘llllil'l‘fiillll ILNIIL'. fl.“ hlltiilit‘ lIiIItiIiIc Isiil‘p. l tiliti‘ hllil\\illfl Iin ,ilit‘ltuiltt‘ lit liltllllll‘lbllili lot tho 3“; ill Ill .3. I: i "thI itillthiity. councils show number tuition-Ii tinting tho your. St. Augustinc. Sillliiflll'li. led the ital. mph :21 illrllll‘ttl‘it't‘ tuctnbcrs and in use sot-init- lllf‘lllllt‘l‘t-i. a total oi ilii. St 1:... tcr‘s. Stamford. [H IIIINI Willi ih instii' auct- llll‘lillll'l‘tl lltlli if. nesocinlc IIIcIiI :llcrs: Russell I‘IIIIiiI-ii ol' .\'in lti'ilaln . ll illRlll‘lIlll‘I' llll‘lllilt‘lh and ill assoc Iiatc Iuctullcrs. SIII-I'itinn (‘tlltllt'lL \\'Ii itcrlntrs. it IIIaIIiquIII» and tour itssiit‘ itllI- Itloiitimts although those W“IIII . ItanntctiI-Ii troiIi titI' old count it nhcn lI'IIIIIIolitltIlctL (‘QIIIIth-il t‘ IIIIIII ll. Smith ‘ .\iIIIIcthIlI-r six insurnnu and lint tI-cil litiNtllifllt‘ inolubctn. "in‘l‘Kltlf‘ l‘onucii. Windsor Locks. our insurance and tottrtecu llrtliUCiltlH‘ IIIctiiliI-rs, l’I-Itlr l‘ity. llt'lngIpIIrt, two illrllll‘lillt'l‘ and lit Iitc :i-tsociaic lllt'lllltt'i‘fl; Sun SfliVfllltlL No. New ”aH'll. III-Io! insurance and tcli astiociat. lIilItI l‘ itIIgt-i» ioIiIIcil ht lllih ilII IIIIIIII list In tiu \it’llt' in total llll‘ titlic. ship. hitting initiated cigltl lllhlllflittl and Ill Iissiii illt- lill'llliula. u total .I till incmlmia “SIIIIIIIIIIIII councils Iii the nitric hull no initiations III liltitl and seven t‘litliio cits had no suspensions or WitiitiraII~ niII 'l‘hI-rt- m-Ic adnilttcti Iiiil‘IIlg llll' your can iIIIIIII'IIticc tnctnhIIrN; 1:2: as- socinio Inciuticis. 'l'iII- tll‘fllhh \I'i-rc till IIIIII suspensions lkil. "The old ltiI‘li'N asacssniciil In still a iiI'II bottle. and liliiic tiic lttst national convention, as Inn arc uwnrc, aiitipivil lill' socnllI-Ii fraternal t't‘tllltillllt' plan. as than cpr-Itmi it in not giving the nit-Inhein ut lilt' outer in t‘nnnmticut niII iIIIllalaItoiI icilof tit Ioltrsi- Ion IIIr- familiar with tlic incl that thI mai- "‘1‘ is now lwturc thI courts of the state for tltlllitlit‘nlltiii. baring bccu iii-InIIIhI hr tin» mctnlicrs oi‘ the order in ilrltigitport. and it won ii'iI-Il quite "month in that city There is no doubt but until lilt‘ malt-u- will lat again lulu-n Iip ill the coining national coir motion at QilI-lict‘, and from ihl‘ III-nil» Int-til Oxlll'llfitfl‘ii by ltIII IItalI- dtltllllll‘l from tho ioliaI-I-ui Hlflll'tt. i lIIIIIIII'l lilt‘ iilgliti'ht doubt but that Iioiiin liirtlII-r l‘t‘lit‘f Will iio iuiintetl. “ll" you will unto the tintintinl Nit‘lltlx tug of liit' lli'lil'l' it clearly proves tho present rate it! iiIIiII-Ntitncnt iii sure to fll'l‘lliillllflll' Ii \I'l'\ largo l't‘lil‘l‘H‘ limit. in tact. in the minds of a Ki‘t'ill litany utI-iiilun‘a oi‘ ”ll‘ ill‘fllll‘. ii in getting dim geronaiy large. and i lIIIpII that in tho tiIIhi' liItiII'II thorn Will be It l‘l‘l‘lltltlli oi the present llNillellH‘fll 'l‘tio lliflllt‘l’ of IiopIIIIIit-nl IIuii orator-i «It I- hliitinii iIiiII born at a standstill tni thin Ion tom oiling to the tart that we 'ilti not him» it bishop and lill‘ lliaiiiir Mitt iiiIIi ovm iiIilIi Illicit lime Init the ll‘t'm‘lll iiliIliiip wan coituocinthii. no that hr tninlit direct the work which no» iiilatin in hilt prI-iiI-I‘canur, IlII- into liiiliiop 'I‘il‘l‘tlt't . "to regard to the .liInnIiI 'l‘. .\iiilli-n iililllllllt'lil. nhllc. .i have "with every Ittori to iirttiiI about this Worthy oli- iI-ct. I have not ba’dn ital-coastal i litiri t \‘t‘t't Itiiiicnit to not the councils to site any hilt-rent in the matter, "l rain-III rory much to any t‘onuIII'tI t'tii stands at lilo-VOW bottom at the hit oi receipts inattoronI-II to the coin ‘ribliiton for the Catholic University Iiiilowmnui and "The tItIIubm at IIIIIIIIIiiII lill\iti|l act- Iit tnvoinblp in thl ninttI-i up to April lit. ttllti. were Ind allows: i’nvnrahly lt‘lltll'iflll. 2h councils; rejecting it: not cititl‘ililg illl.“ M-n-Adh—«W A runabout wagon iii greatly to he proforma to it runabout wife. The lion. William E. Ntll'niiitltt. or itrirtgoptiri. will entertain Stir-rift Sill‘ titty it). Hartley. ot'liridgermrl. and tilt! donation. at a share dinner at Minor Smith‘s place. at Stratlottl on Saint day. stay at The. clam chowder amt other good thiagII' are to be may III l unlock Deputy Bhoriita Samuel C troiand and Thomas A Skelly have both test province the anal pm so or i. '3 ,Fthebii 37f ,1 in. 1 received their in leader“ to be pro-en a this «among .. The Paris Cloak and Suit lipase . THE LEADING pair GOODS STORE. T 'ISTRAM & HYATT “NOS 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN. A New Line Of Pretty ParasOls Never have we been able to show a more attractive stock of Silk Pmsols than at present. All colors are represented and, in many cases. the cover and handle are of the same shade. giving just the right harmony to any costume. toire handles to match, dies to match, - - checks, - - Plain colors. In every shade, with Direc- Striking effects In plain colors. with wide Dresden borders. and Directoire han- Very striking combinations oi black and white, including the popular Shepherd $2 to $2.50 White $3.50 to $5 . ‘ ‘ $2 to $3.50 Pongee Parasois, plain or with hematitch- ed borders, - Embroidered Linen Parasols. A complete assortment of dainty little Parasols for the Children.‘ In an endless array of colors and handles, 25c to $1 51 to $2.50 31. 50 to $3. 75 a - A Very Special Line of Black Silk ParasOis, $1.50 to $3.50 Warren - Detroit 0‘ 30 ’9 Wu have such faith in tlic War roll that we haw otttct‘mi II “lib" lit thc hill climb nl Snake Hill on hicinorial “M. This bill in II grade of from 7 to .‘L’ litri‘ l‘I‘Iii. Illiii is I'aiicri one of tho tin-Isl courses in this part or the Slitlt‘. 'l‘hI car must [W Hill with IIVI-ry- tiilltit till and as the) axe sold to lilt‘ public. Tito Warlctt will in It I'l'Aiiiill' stink tIIIlIiI-l just as you buy and Nciiiuu from SHOO. $1150 to $1250. lliIIi.I-IllatiI tlciivct‘), HanfOrd 81 Brooks 42 NORTH MAIN smear soon-i NORWALK lillll lilllllili Sill \‘l. .\'l NtlTll E. illslrlcl oi .\urwaik 55., i’ruliuto Court. April 2'1. .>\. it. 1010 Estate iIi AiIalI ii. 'l‘iitlltll. law oi .\‘Iil‘vrnik. in said district. IlIIccaacIl, Tho t‘ourt ot l’rolialc tor tho Illn- trtcl or Noriiiilk. hath limited and all lowed six months trout the date hereof tcr the creditors ot said cstatc to ex- hilIit their Iiaiius tot settlement t‘iloac who iieglcc: lo prewar Ihcir ac Iottnis piniierli Iitiostcti. II'tililn said time. will be Iicilnrlcti II rccovor). All persona indebted to said estate are. requested to nIakI- luunctiinic pinnicnt tti MARY ii 'i i Tllll.l.. null ttiil ill ENI-cnttlx lilliliS ilili lliiiiilllS Eben Munaon Betta. twcu .‘Iittuson Iii-Its. anvil .0 ,icIIt'Is, it resident of .\‘co' York". Ilictl in It Now York hospital. yIIstI-I'Ilny, 'i‘hc rc- Inalus Will be brought to South .\‘Iir- Wuik ii) Funeral Director it. \t'. ltay- mood. and sci-\tci-II will he held from lilt‘ home or his niece. .\iiss lt‘l'anccs lilll'tl. tit Wont arcane, tomorrow after. noon at 1: o‘clock. interment lit .\'Iii'- walk chnctI-ry a" Frederick Schailer. The death ot Frederick tit-holler oc- I'Iil‘l‘IItl lIIIIIl night at tht' Not‘wttlk lllltl~ pitai ilc was 70 years. one month and out» day old. The tum-rat services will ln- hold on Wednesday afternoon from ltlx into ironic on Cornstock lliil til i o'clock. The remains will be taken ltht‘l‘hlkal‘ll. N. J.. on Thurs. tiny morning for intI-rtncnt. w. Funeral “or Willie lock. The tnncrni Ot WilliII lieck. the in- lie but who was accidentally killed by . Ithtltililt‘ ltl “'ttilt Ntirwaik. Sittidlt)‘. will iw held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o‘clock limit the totally iIotIIII itt Wi-Iil Norwalk. ltor. Herbert H. Brown. Pastor or the llnrlcu t‘iottgrokaiional liliiircii. will omiato. and interment will hit iIl Now Canaan cometary. Funeral at loardman Int-chard. Funeral services over thII l‘t‘lllfliflil ot lloiirrttnan lilo-chard will he hold to- litnl‘l‘tlw from his late I-Iinldonrte at Wilson's Point ntttl will be private The iIIiIInina will he into-n to Green wroti l‘IIIIIIItIII'y. New York. for later “will. 'l'hoiunii 0-Day, or Wontpott and John Hohacco. II! Green it Forms were admitted to tlitI Norwnlk Hospital yeti litrrlny tor medical treatment. Among those, who attended the xiii-im- morning in the Pyramid Ttmi‘ pin. in iirldgeporl‘. last evening. were Harrie A. Smith. Frederick Brady. A, t. Mutton, Hones stallion, n. Milt)!“ am. Harry and tools Miller. Q. “‘1‘ fort ’i'ailor. llt‘. I.. M. Allen. in. it. til. flutes. Loniii (irecn. Pruitt-malt ii. liaII- tor. lra (i, (lotion. Howard howatinil. Frederick H. Qtiintard. (theater ttlarii. ttldwarti it‘roeh. A. 0. Wheeler. Horace M. ngman and iit‘mhl‘l‘. (theater Wain- rlghl. John Contain Edmund a. (trim, George W, illi‘dwlck. William t'oii titer. Ferdinand it Smith Wiltlnni (‘ iowett. Farron 8 Betta Charles is. new. John Keogh. George 6 Raymond All report II good time amt a line hitti- qttst. it H. Krieger& Co. 29.31 West Washington Street LIN OLEUM ' , AND MAT TINGS Carpets and Rugs At Specially Marked Prices MENTS. Have your purchases. charged and settle your bill in WEEKLY PAY- The best selected stock Of FURNITURE in The Norwalks Come in and give us a look Police to Contractors hit-limo proposal» will ho "“30“”! and publish opened and road at tin.- Iliilcc of thII Htraot. l‘otumiasioniit. on c'oniitiuiiion of the following antlers and appurtenances The city to fur. iIiHh all [title Plans and spuntllctitiotn niiit. ho IIIiIIIl lit the oliico of the (lit) l~lnginoc i all? lineal IIIIII (it 20' vii iilpo sewer illiti lineal loci of 24" vtt pipe portal Ii ordinary liriik manholes oompieti l catch basin manhole. IomplI-ic The tight to talent any or all bids ll iinetnod tot the best internal of tin 'iiy in expressly reserved. IIANIlsl.‘ tit NLOP. Street Commissioner POUND DIAO iN “0.. TotthNtt'l'ON Conn . May 10.“ Mrs. bitten Palmer. its. one or the best known women In this town and a large property owner. was found dead in bed yesterday morning by neighbors Mrs. t'nlmor lived alone on Pearl street When she tailed to appear. as was her I-irstom among hai- friends today an in III lit 2t veeti ation wail Into an Itit woman wan to a boon moral hours iii uaIlEraIttit (it met «as .\tondav. .\lay llith at it I III. lot the‘ H. Krieger~& CO. 29-31 West Washington Street it‘s easier to have it Spring Overcoat handy titan to make good all a weather prophet. Also safer. in fact. all summer long in this climate a Light Ov'crconl. ill handy: apocialiy tor twtmlngii. 016.00 to 026.00. "BENJAMiN" CLOTHES. Within the pinits or a regu- tar shirt. ‘is no cinchwt‘lni ‘filiar" Pinned Bhirta' are, matte from ‘ patterns eithecinlii designed for Plotted Shim. and are taicotat ed to the traction of an inch Joseph Davis as Washington Itt'ut. loath Namath.
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