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IllliIilllliili lulu
Superintendent Dhsnosllor Ile~
lslnns Position Hold for Many
Years In Wooster. Dhl'o
.Wiiiiam ill. Chancellor. superintend-
Inst of the local schools. who has been
. Parade Will Be Borneo at 9:30
' O’clock and Will Go Through
tlIoPruIclllal Streets
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BE SWIIIIII III II IIIIIIII
Bid Plonlo‘Ial Rollin ”Point In AI-
terII'ooll ”and Evening
.Fair weather. with slowly rising
temperature. is the prediction tomor-
row, and everything appears to favor
the Italian societies In their plans for
a big Columbus day celebration
During the afternoon it will be a
general holiday, as practically all the
stores will he closed, and some of the
factories. There wli be line out. and
residents along the l‘nc of march are
requested to decorate their homes
..At non. In Washington street a
stop of ten minutes will be made. while
Mayor- elect Albert M. Pohlman and
other city officials take the oath of
oillce. This will be performed in the
council room In the binary building.
The' parade ‘will start at 10 o'clock
from Quittnera Hall in Railroad ave-
nue. headed by Grand Marshal Joseph
llisesa. with Assistant Marshal John .I.
Cuneo, followed by a platoon of the
South Nurwalll police force to the city
line. “Where a platoon from the Non
walk police force will take charge
Next will come the united committee
from the various societies. the Garb
buldi Band, ltaiian independent Socie
fly. American Baud. Maria is Condo. 0!
Normlk.
'l‘ho secdnd division of the parade
will be headed by Assistant marshals
John recerllio and Fr. ”on adlo
the H‘ungari . .. q.
italian Bocia ' -, . ‘
Itiu, floats and city omclals in car-
Ilages
The line of march will be front
Quittncr's ”Hall WWW manhole. to
North Main-at fit is be. Wall
street. MI street. street.
Camp street. High street. Wall street,
Mill Hill (Eliot hvellull’. Vltn landt ave
, nuc. East Washintgoa street. South
Main street. Monroe street. Chestnut
street. Burbank street. Wood street.
Mechanic street Ely avenue. Knsllil
street Lexington avenue. Wood street.
Concord street to Woodward avenue
Hero special cars Will be boarded
for Roion Point where the field day
events will take place: There will be
a baseball game and running races in
the afternoon, and fireworks in the
evening. There will be dancing In the
pavilion both aileron-II and evening.
Care will run to Rollin Point every
twenty minutes after] 0 ‘cloclt.
The entries for the races are as foi~
lOWs:
—I=A~cv canto-I3 all. 100 HEAD
1.. Joselotf’s. 72 Nor h Main street.
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allies Fill! AIIIII'I'
7!? rolls rouse
1
Yesterday afternoon'ebout no a
still aldrm was telephoned to Hope
iiosu Company in Water street, and
Ithey responded. With screeching siren
the automobile truck with Driver
Dulllul Corcoran, Chief Clarence lint
fury. "Chuck" Connors and Assistant
Chief loseph Koneilc thereon. [lIIliMNI
through Wall litres! llld up Mill Hill.
Clouds of smoke ware seen rolling up
against the afternoon sky and those
in the center of Norwalk pondered as
to what was on tire. The (try that It
was the Town House not many people
flylnu in that direction. but when they
reached the tool of the bill it was up.
pamt that the llro was burning noth-
lu more titan a quantity of grass
ith the aid of many of the young
folks. those who went up on the truck
and not/oral others who went up to the
place on foot the party was able with
branches from the nearby trees. to
stressslftilly put the tire out. it took
sonic tints. however.“ salt had had a
very M start. The graves lo the
yard were burned over and the
tombstones lured by the smoke.
it wll thotldlt at one time that there
was d or of he Town floods catch
i dra. atnv ligation it
”cannula Wrens itself. the can
dance built: cf‘atoua and the renal
hr of brick. Thaannre’rsar yard nof
the bill was burned and for acute lilo
“lice down the side hill. No wdtar
was oiled.
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{linvor‘a element It at ill o'clock
Wednesday. columnar Div.
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KINHIYHWOWN.
'doila Hoary new. or i! Chestnut
sir-ail. Norwailt. and bites fiery brows.“
«made. were quietly laarrlad
rufiuuluomnam
ton Warner at magneto”
unattended
are. . . “A” 0' 'flififlfii.
tom
ior several years In charge of the sum-
lner sessions at; the rsduats school of
arts‘and sciences at he University of
Wooster. Wooster. 0., has resigned
from that position is accept the pro-
fessorship In education for the summer
sessions of the Northw stern Univer-
sity. Evanston (Chicago. ill. lie for-
merly held the same position for the
summer sessions of the University of
Chicago. The attendance at North-
wastern University and at Chicago Un-
iversity is comprised mostly of Chi-
cago principalll and teachers. and‘ the
cell of Superintendent Chancellor to
return to Chicago issues from the Chi-
cngo city school authorities. He will
give courses In school management
and in the history oi education. and
also a series of public lectures on
"The Clty‘and the School."
The Union District committee has
put sand and gravel on the school
yard of the Knudsen school.
important repairs have been made
to lhe'scwer outlet at the Lincoln
school. it was i'dund blocked with
sticks that must have floated up from
below. as there was no entrance above
by which they could have gotten into
the pipe.
Edgar ll.1.aue. assistant to the su-
perintendent, has been substituting
for the past month In the primary class
of Miss Clavon at the Franklin school.
Miss Cluven is reported as being on
the road to recovery from appendicitis.
An inventory is being made of all
the books and supplies on hand In the
Union district. including teucilora‘
desk books. class and school libraries.
and pupils“ books. A report of requisi-
tions made and supplies received has
been filed with the Union District
committee by the superintendent. No
pencils have as yet been reocived.
Superintendent Chancellor is to give
an address on Thanksgiving day. in,»
fore the State Teachers‘ Association
at Lincoln Neb.
state Attendance Agent Giles I’ollor
has spent three days in the city. look-
ing up truancy cases. So far this year
the percentage of attendance has been
unusually hikh. and the health of the
pupils unusually good. some classes
reporting no absenteea for an entire
week.
A special el hth grade class. con-
sisting of pup is who have nlrcsdl’
complete the first half of the seventh
grade. has been organized at the Con-
ccrd Street school. and placed in
charge of Miss Marie (‘ Keith. it is
hoped to be able to prepare them for
the High srhooi by next September
The pupils report the work as verr
hard.
The iron fence for the Franklin
school will arrive this weak and will
be immediately set up. Ii cornea from
Cincinnati. 0
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IIIOII SDWDDL IDIEY
Secretary Wilfred Bodwell, of the
board of school visitors. turned an inn
portani communication over to the
high school conunlttoc today.
The letter was from Charles ll.
iiine. secretary of the stair- board of
education. who stated that he noticed
that Mr. Bodwell. in his report to the
state. made no mention of the high
school committee. This came as a
surprise to him Mr. liodwoil said The
latter added that he had turned the
blank to be filled out to the high school
committee. ,. .
Secretary llinc aunt another blank
with his leiler today and Mr. llodwrll
sent this. together with the communi-
cation. to Secretary Reed ll. l-‘lynu. oi
the high school committee.
The state requires a report on all
of the schools. including the high
school. and the blank soul today will
undoubtedly be returned in a few
days. as It must be at Hartford by the
middle of the month. as It lillllli be M
Hartford by the middle of tho» ruoulil.
also the town will loss i0 pur cent. of
the highs school money. a matter of
ovur 81.000. by way of a penalty.
-‘f'I-Il nelson co.
Wishes to announce that their store
will be open all day tomorrow. (‘olum
bus Day. but will be closed all duy
Thursday.
Dlll WELL "II I
“WED ”00
The lair of old Well Hock a harl-
dsr Company. given last month in Find
Hon' 1 Hill. was one of the most Ilnc
eaaaful undertakin- of the Iliad ever
held in town. The out receipts. after
all or sea have been met are about
soon. MEI reports of the success
of the v were made at the monthly
not the company last night
my which» will be used larseiy In
I1 I” quarters of the com
new civic csutsl
M “It year.
than lunll : , .I 7
habitual Emil Kala and Union
a Mime.- ‘
III IIIE IIEIII
Caucus oi- the Second District
‘ llspuillloano Dolled Ior Next
f Monday Evening
IIEIIIIIIRIII IIIIIISIIIEIIIIIII
SEIEIIII iIIWES iIIIW
Nothing Decided on City of flor-
Ivalk Recount
A lively interest has sprung up In
the forthcoming representative cau-
cuses. which must be held by next
week Tuesday. and which must be
called live days in advance. The tie
publican caucus of the second town
district (South Norwallt and Roway
tour was called today for Monday
night. at Quittner's hall. in Railroad
avcnuc.
A number of candidates are being
mentioned for the nomination. lnolud
lug former Mayor Mortimer M. Lee.
Attorney Nehemiah Ceudue, Dr. ll. C.
Sherur and Attorney i’brcy J. bid-
wards. Attorney Course ll. Vosburgh
who has been looked upon as a prob-
able candidate. has requested his
friends to no longer consider him in
that light.
Attorney Candoe. in announcing his
candidacy. has also made statement
of what his position is on various pub~
In: ottostlona. He states that he is
htvd'lII)‘ In layer of the new Washing
ton Sillt‘! bridge project and be Is
also strongly for a suitable public
utilities cotnlniusion. On this. he
stands with Senator Stiles Judge. of
Strauord. lilaidau. he adds. like Mr
Judaon's. is to have a public utilities
bill that will hava seine tooth in it.
The Democratic caucus oi the Sec-
ond district has not yet been called.
Who the candidate will be Is a matter
‘of speculation. although Captain Wil-
liam 1. Stevens. llonry ti. maltwood.
.leramlah Duncan. es-Mnyor William
ii. linbbeli and Bernard J. Reynolds
are both prominently mentioned.
Much or. hell done not seem to be
placed by many people that Senator
”uneven will be a candidate for tho
llouae. it Is believed. on the other
hand. that In all probability he will
be named for actuator from this. the
twenty-sixth Senntorlll district. at till-
convention to be hold at tho Norwslk
Democratic headquarters tomorrow at»
(CTIIOOH.
it has been reported that the Non
walk democrats would not name any
candidate III op tiles to M. R. ileu-
Ilott. concentra ‘ all ciflfort to eluc-
tinrl one on to be named ill the
second diatr ct. it was repuriori today.
however. that this proposition has fail
ed.
City at Nor-walk Recount.
While everything points toward a
recount of the election ballots In Nor-
wallt. this both] [obligated by the litr
publicana. those who arr- thought to
be tritium] the one look wise. rot say
nothing at all upon the subject. Sun
oral Republicans who are thought to
be at the bottom of the matter. were
seen this morning. and dropped hints
that the Idea at a recount Is being up
tilled. but nothing of a definite nature
has as yet transpired.
It has even been rumored that an
Injunction will be gotten out to lilo;
the newly elected candidates from be
IngIsworn Into ofllce. but a prominent
lawyer said this morning that it is
doubtful if any court will grant tilll
Injunction. llia opinion upon the mat
tor oi the recount was not gained cu
tirely. bill be Intimatcd that ii is quill
probable that a recount will be asked
or.
The usual method of premium in
those cam will be followed. A can
dldsto. a Republican In this cites. will
appeal to the Euporior Court. uuylnr
that he thinks he had more rules Ihau
the man who defeated him. He will
give his reasons for this and will ask
for a recount. The court will decldt
the matter. Croat Interest In helm
taken in the matter and bulb sirlcl
think that tho recount will help illotfl
The Democrats think that if the bill
‘oiu are recounted it will show that
'boy won by It eater number 0
votes. while the spuhllrnna are oi
the some mind about themselves.
Republican Political toasting.
moving and there will be a Ina-tins
his eveninl of the Republican Isadora
'n the Republican headquarters is
laid strut. Horwaltt. In which tiultI
atstawlsa and invasive politics will
arms up for diacllsalon. There will bold
Interested Republicans present this
can margins ”Illa?" avg?l
I y are. a me tug open
~ It 3 o‘clock.
Balsam-ails haul-assurance Conven-
ties.
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.3
mmumnfij‘
ill
not been called as M but
I, as. candidates
alum ed
.. , Mounds representative use will
“TEE;
Those who will!” bottoms members
of the Anti-Tuberculosis Association
of The Norwoiks will be interested to
know of the work already accomplish-
ed by the vialtiugInu 0 Through her.
luatrumontaiity rust lento have been
placed in the libel ll senatorium.
where fresh air and good food will
help Ills medical treatment and restore
health If possible. if; the polisnla‘hro
beyond r ‘OVBI'J. livery comfort is as-
aured. he outlaw of each patient
III III) per week. re It is possible
the patient pays all or a portion of
this. and the town pays the remainder.
m- a sum to amount to $4 ‘SItt dollars
cach is paid by the estate. No more
beautiful or haalthIIIlI spot could any
where he found and every condition
scams health giving.
One patient whom llla‘ll Hopkins
found Is a young to ow...whoae hus-
band wrts It ponalpuc from the flaps-
iah- American war. (It only was she
helped physically. but. financially she
did not know that she was entitled to
n pension as was the case. She Is
now in Shelton with every prospect
of recovery. dad a mind at case as to
money matters
The Dispensary on Pine street.
which was started In connection with
the anti-tuberculosis work. has been
offered to the doctors for a general
dispensary. .
it Is. ped that every person who
received one of the put-cards recently
sent out. will build all early response.
Anyone who wishes to become a mom
bar at lhtI Anil'l‘IIbaIrunloais Asmla
tlon may doloby willow“ to Mru.
Ilsa}? P. Price, R est avenue Nor-
hill Ilului‘i
liliill unliu
Democratic 0de lot Bov-
ernor Sends Lsttwta Sills
923W .3
new HAVEN. bot. dis—druids 8i-
moou '8. Baldwin. Democratic nomi-
nee for Governor. in a letter which is
being sent out to call the delegates to
tho ilcnlocrailc state convention which
nominated hint. defines the situation
that confronts the voters in the corn-
Ing election. from.» Us point of view.
and t-onlparea the [lancerallc and Re
publican stale tickets. Judas bald-
qu also takes the oppmtunlty to
thank personally tho colonies who
placed him at the head of lilo staic lie.
but and to express his belief that this
Is the hour of opportunity for the
Ilsrnocratir party. The letter says:
“New Haven. Conn. Oct. ll. lino.
‘My Dear Sir:
“I wish to thank you personally for
the confidence in me which led you to
vote in the Democratic state convert
lion last month for my nomination to
the omen of Governor.
"The belief that I expressed. when
addressing the convention. that this
was an hour of opportunity for our
party. the country over. has been
strengthened daily since the opening of
our campaign.
“Our State convention is every-
wbern contrasted with the Regulations
Stats convention, which follower! it
and was disgraced by a reckless scram-
ble for mercenary votes.
”There is no money power behind
our ticket. We rely on the patriotic
impulse of the peeplo and their con
vioilon of what makes for the true
Interests of the state and nation. We
must rely also on the activity of the
leading Democrats In every town is
catlfsrrln with their fellow llomo
crate an bringing out the full party
Vote.
“There is no direction that a very
large number of Republican votes will
be cast for our ticket. but this makes
It all the more Important that no Do-
ocrata Ia absent from the polls.
"You have asked mi‘ to head the III:
kst. i now ask you to do your best to
elect me.
"Yours: fitnesroiy.
"SIIIIION ill. llAIJIWIN."
aka—“W ~v a... n.-
omolus rill:
orrIolIroIroluov
Arrangements for swearing la the
new city ollrialavwslorruw have been
infinitely completed. Mayor Robert
Politics about ills town are stillfiuwwgua, flayomim Albert II. Pohb
mall and various other officials. lnolud
his a number of tits councilman. will
rtIol a In the Imam; my“.
ads “warmer airlift: latter has been
aoarraassd as to in near the council
chamber in Via-lilo nltrat at noon.
the utoatoriudu cinnamon
data into oiled. That will be sworn
iabyWCtsrltldfiunwmhotatrta
least part is the ”I.“
which the parade
occur the liver of seal ‘
m will take only short ‘
amm— yum”
Illiliillllli
IS .IIIIIIIIIII‘
IN MISIII}
ITIhree-SIol-y Business and So-
. clsiy Black In Central Part
oi Town is Destroyed
IIIIIIII IIIIIIE EIRE
‘ WIIIIIII IIIIIEE IIIIIIIIIS
by the Authorities
MYSTIC, Oct. ii.——«A three-story
business and society block located in
the central part of this placc.aud own-
ed by Luther Morgan. was almost com-
pletely destroyed by fire this morning
under conditions which Indicate Multir-
elltly that the tire may have been out.
A few moments after this fire was dis-
covered. nnothor lire broke out In the
grain elevator near the railroad eta
tion. but as the fire fighting apparatus
of Mystic could not cope with both
fires the latter place burned to the
around while the firemen turned their
attention to the fire In the Central
Hall. which at one time threatened the
whole busineas section of the towu.
Assistance was summoned from Noonil
and Stonington.
to the building in which It started. The
total loss is estimated at about 880.000
The fire In the Central Hall appar-
ently started In about the middle of
the building on the second floor. and
whole upper part of the structure was
in flames.
B. .l. Bolton. Max lien etl. J. E. Hop
wood & Company. an
M.Ittti Davis.
The lnllllnery store of bliss hi. E.
ICottrall. in a building next to Central
‘Hali. outlet-ed considerable damage by
water *
ll developed that. two robberies had
robbery was attempted at a store early
lioday. no confirmation of
could be obtained.
A part of the damage to the march
ants. It Is slated. who occupied Cen-
tral Hall. was by water.
An Investigation of the fire will be
made.
Blaze in New Milford.
new MILFORD, (m. ILJrnu oar
neuter shop of Charles M. Molt in
this lown was burned to the around
with its contents today. entailing a
loss of IICUII‘OII 33.000 and 34.000. .luai
what earned the fire is not known. but
it is thought that a spark from the
boiler set some sawdust on Ire. The
loss is covered by insurance.
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IIIII SIIIII WIIIIE
Ian Ilsa Away Immediately AI-
tsr Newtowll Avenue Shooting
While standing In Newtown avenue.
conversing with some lriends last eve
ulna. Frederick iiartlstt. of ii Dianna
Court. received a bullet in his left
thigh. The shot came without worn
lug inio lilo group of young men and
picked out Master llartlett. ills
friends now It man run away as their
companion fell to the ground. and they
then turned their attention to their
comrade. who in about sixteen years
of and.
Mo was brought to his home in a
milk wuson of Edward Weed. and lies
'orlay in a lairly comfortable condi-
tion. Iir. Ward 8. tlrsgcry was called
and he is attending the boy. He says
that he thinks the bullet was a .32
calibre. but Ill not sure. It has not
been removed from the boy‘s leg as yet
and will.not be hurried if infection
does not act in. The boy will not be
taken to the hospital unless lnfscticnd
does appear.
Coll-tabla Charles if. Page is worllt
Ina upon the rose and sapactsdo dud
out something definite this slimmed
He says that thabc swore playing
about the alone ores or in Newtolvn
avenue and drummint‘upon It with
their fast and with silo Whether or
not the than who did the shootina re-
laanlod their noise or what his reason
Is not known. At any rate he fired
and young hartistt was injured.
IMI‘I‘WWT “WEI I
' III "III“! 8
Morals Court of the United I
1. the tobacco cases
tho ”human antttmt m were WI:
, am
An Investigation ls.to Be Made‘
By hard efforts tho
art-mu succericd In confining the blaze
spread with great rapidity ‘IMII the
The upper part of the
building was occupied by the Mystic
Theatre and one Masonic llail. while
on the first flour were the stores of
Moschendorf
This is the third time that a large
fire has otcurrsd in [Ir-tic within two
months. During our of the recent fires
been committed. and while it was re-
ported about town this morning that a
that fact
II SIIIIE IIIIIISIIEII
WMHINOTON. Oct. ital-When“ Ill! “
lwill llllilii lllIlI
Illilii llllli luluulll
Gladys Ayrauli. While I'l‘aylup‘i
Tan. Was PIsllIIuIly Bruised
This Noon
Gladys Ayrault. a little girl about
ten years of age. was quite badly inlur
ed this uoon.,althouah she escaped
miraculously from death. when she ran
into the automobile of Samuel Lynes.
in charge of Chauffeur Charles
Knowles. in the car at the time be
side the chauffeur was Miss Emily
loynea. They were coming slowly down
Main street and had reached the cor-
ner in front of the residence of Dr.
Samuel ii. Huntington. when one of a
group of children who ware playing
tag. ran out and into the machine.
striking the forward fender gull till. I
She was thrown to the gromw
but for the quick more of Ir. Who
in putting on the brakes so suddenly
that the car stopped within its own
length. she would have been run-ov-
er by the rear wheel. for she lay for
a second beneath the car. The rear
wheel stepped within a few Inches of
her body and had she been run over it.
would have passed over her stomach.
l‘iut luckily she escaped this, which
was sure serious Injury.
Dr. Huntington was at home and
chino out to the child immediately.
taking her into the house to ascertain
the extent of her injuries. He found
that she was considerably frightened
and that she had been badly scratched.
lie could not tell on such a cursory ell-
been broken or not. The little girl
was taken to her home in Adams ova-
uue In the automobile.
Sergeant Thomas Leatherland was
soon on the scene and Samuel Lynes
also. The sergeant. la busily securing
witnesses to the accident Master
Charles Copley was one of the group
who were playing tag and he saw the
accident. but does not remember who
the boy was that was chasing the lit
tle girl. .
~APPLES. 25c PK.
L. Joseioff'a. 72 North Main street.
—ANNUAL MEETING OF NORWALK
HOSPITAL. new.
The auntie] meeting of the Norwalk
llospltai Association will be held at
tho Norwalk Club rooms. Tuesday. Oct.
'11. at II p. In.
CHRlBTlAN SWAR'I‘Z.
PreaidauLyxd
amlnation. whether any bones had .
Fair tonight and Wednesday.
mush chart a In tsmpauturs; ovation
ate wast to ads.
IIIIIIIIIIIIIEV‘
Tracks Torn U, Locomotives
collide and There Are Belly I
Acts of Violence ‘ ’
Ill Illllllli lullll
llllillil Ill-Ill
Want Higher Woods to use the
Increased Dost at and ..
PARIS Oct. 11. m—Jl'ho templates at
the Northern Railroad went on a
”early today. and by 11 o‘clock
Ioruoon the deep at the system
practically complete. At that hour
ly trains for Calais and Cologne ward
removing. .
Military engineers have been called
to replace the strikers. but the number
is Inadequate to restore the runaindr
schedules.
Several acts of violence occurred be;
fore daybreak. At St. Quentin the
tracks were torn up. Trio 1000liva
collided at Terghler and obstructed .,
the-nlaln track. ~ .
Military forces have taken Mam . ‘
also of several stations and have been,
posted‘sicng the road to protect‘ the: .
railroad property. ‘ ‘
(continued on Fourth Peso.) ’ ‘ E ‘
m.
can...
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help for Saturday l w A
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Classified ammunition on we Mom.‘
as words" as «out 3t!
each additional rd. i cant par "insertion.
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howl-work. loan H 111‘“
Conn.
To our?"
T0 LIT PART 0!" A II‘l‘ R \lrillldD
house for the winter. to small family of
adults. Arldmu III MINI. “..W' ”tr net'ul
Imiivr-art city (Illlt
TO LET ”ll'l‘lt‘lt PART (I? HOUSE
five Its-ma in adults Apply I‘ll Wood-I
wan? Ann 0!! ol
TO LET- -Ftll'lt LARGE norms: N0
small \‘IliItll‘l‘ll. inquiri- 30 Woodward
Ave. «oil 3t
To LET Nb. w ThN- knoll ”CECE.
all modern llupruv-trtttrn ll electric Ii mu.
m. steam bent. splendid view of on.
Island Sound: lItI‘ulIc convenient to lroilei.
ltuyruorul Bros. olll s
I- TO LITMSIX ROOM
Improvements Applyil
.Ensl Norwtaik
To “LITmi-‘IVE- lttulu l-‘lA'r WITH
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