' anticipated Dutch stmper.
ts m-nthly businessman-
was followed by the long
Another
matter taken up at the b siness meet-
‘- ’ , f s.
,slon, which
inf as .l‘“ erection of a new a n
tin" finial ’of the firehouse. floralin
B. G. ltyder was Instructed to build
lone, using, raised wooden letters. The
sign. .curved‘dn form will read “May-
ruiea at “
B , d all we
. "a clan um ‘
Personal attontfoit given to all
prescription we: ,‘ . , P, . ,
Chairs for our lies” " ' 1‘...
Come in and wall. tor ymu.
BRIDGE "PHARMACY
flower ii. and L and l-l., No. 11.”. The
, com lets name represented by the sign
is liliyllolmrliook and Ladder and
i Hose. No. 1. The supper was fully up
to expectations and a credit to the come
Imittee. The menu included an abund-
iance of saurkraut and frankfurters and
other delicacies. ,
it was believed yesteday that East
Norwaik had escaped entirely the burg-
lar operations of the past week in The
Norwalks. but a discovery at the plant
of the South Norwalk Engineering
Cornpany. near the east bound East
Nor-walk railroad depot yesterday
morning revealed a visit from intru-
J. PARKER. Manager.
,
A snow storm arrived rather unex-
pectedly shortly before 10 o‘clock last
night. though it was not of long dur.
atlon, ndr was the fall a heavy one.
About all evidences of the snow had
disappeared this morning.
George R. Van Alstyne has thus far
suffered no ill effects from his tail
overboard intothe chilly sound waters,
off Green’s Reef. Sunday. He has re-
ceiVed many. congratulations over his
narrolw escape from drowning.
This morning purnished a more than
ordinarily high tide and as a result
Quite a number of boats ware
out i'Or the-winter. :Many pleasuru
boats are still in the water and are,
,used‘occasionaliy for fishing expedi-
' lions.
The services at the Lighthouse Mis-
sion on the Washington street bridge
continue interesting and helpful. Mr.
Fain-her will continue his series of
short talks next Sunday evening. when
his subject will be “blah, ills Worst
Foe." .
The subject of the lecture to bc giv-
en at the Advent Christian Church in
Van Zandt street Sunday evening by
the pastor, Rev. Lester 11‘. Reynolds.
will be "The Mohammedans in His
tory.” The public is cordially invited
d.
tubers and old friends of the
. Pogg have been pleased to
greet him rring the past day or two.
Mr. Pegg. who was formerly pastor of
the East Avenue Methodist Church.
is now retired, and is residing at
as Thomaston.
The Bridge Pharmacy historical cal.i
endar gives forth the interesting fact
that 95 years ago today. Napoleon Bon-
dparte, one of the greatest command-
s in all history. was taken to the is‘
ad St. Helena an exile, to spend the
last days ot‘ his extremely eventful
life.
There has been some talk about. re
organizing the Young Men's Assocla-l
’ lieu of the East Avenue Methodist
Church will resume its meetings to‘
morrow night at the church parlor,
with, the pastor, Rev. W. W. Gillies,
in charge. The subject now under dis-
cussion is Japan.
Fred H. Pearce. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles H. Pearce. ot‘ Cove avcuuc, has
returned from his European trip and
reports having had a very pleasant
time. He negotiated the passage both
ways without getting seasick. M r.
Pearce who is located with a big real
estate concern, went to London on
business connected with the company.
The warning to East Norwnlk poo-
pie not to leave valuables to easy
access for burglars still holds sec
for the gang has not yet been broken
up. Once the captures are made oi
the burglars, they will probably go to
state's )rison, f0r breaking and outer-
lng int 0 night season is considered
a very serious crime under the crimin-
al low.
A surprise party was give Harold
Flatt...tho popular young smpioyc of
C. S. 'f‘robridze’s box factory. at his
home in Ludlow street. last eventual
by twelve of his young friends. Music
unaware: ware played. and a general
soon time was had. At 10:30 o'clock
a temptin ‘luncbeon was served. ,
party bro yup in the small hours of
the morning. all voting it a time long
to no ”member“.
A rather interesting sight. that of
the linking together of a power thistle
passing and one that is steadily com-
huulcd _
'i‘hc ‘
ders some time during the preceding
night. it was a fruitless visit, buwov-
er. thanks to the watchfuluess of a
dog left in the factory over night. The
thieves were plainly frightened off by
the dog. Altcr prying the bar of the
big sliding door on the railroad side of
the building. until they broke the bar.
they started to enter and were scared
' flnio closing the (lOOI‘ again. "There is
’every indication that they did not ev-
en get inside the building. The only
damage was the broken bar.
l
' Regrets From Buffalo.
, Usually we look forward with pleasure
For the coming of the postman. who
, delivers the paper from home.
And it generally brings us glad tidings
Of all our old friends, when we are
1 alone.
i
i lint once we were disappointed... .
i For it told how (loci had severed tho
. ‘ bond.
( And taken from us J , R. Mytiifi’,“
‘ And carried him safely to the Great
' llcl‘ulld.
,i read the poem of the blast Nor-walk
boys.
l And of their regret at losing their
l friend;
3A generous man with a inind of his
: own,
' Living in fear of (led to the cud.
And all of his friends are satisfied
l That. when we are called and our
sins are iorgivcn.
'l‘hat when we walk inside the Pearly
flutes,
We will see our old friend crowned
in Heaven.
‘ONE OF THE OLD EAST NOlIWAi..K
i BOYS.
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: autumn
Miss lola Stevens, of McKinley
street, has been ill the past few days
and unable to attend to her duties in
Norwalk.
1 Mr. and Mrs. R. w. Kcelcr. of Wil-
rton, have been visiting Mr. and like.
lelliam '1‘. Raymond, at The Maples.
Rowayton avenue.
The regular monthly meeting of the
'Pbilathvn (lines will be bold Wednes-
l day evening. November 16. at the home
of Mrs. Clifford Cutblll. Mrs. A. 1).
Morgan, treasurer of the World Will:
an
il‘hilihcs Union. will be presunt
iwill give an Informal talk.
Olivorplark, of i’onnoyer street, is
,. recovering from the streets of a header
which he took from his bicycle a con-
lplc of days ago. lie was riding in the
lvicinlty of tho ilowuyton post-omce.
oi’~ when the forward wbcel made a and
(Lilian turn. and the bike and rider
: bounded ovor the stone fence into the
.lot about five feet below. Mr. Clark
5struck on his bond and shoulders, but.
like around was soft and he was not
lbadly hurt.
The annual meeting of ltowayton
llosc Company was held last evening.
at which time the following cfllcers
were elected:
Foreniaanharlos Crockett.
First Assistant Foreman—«Oliver
,Clark.
1 Second Assistant Foreman-Charles
llowmuu.
Secretary—«Edward G. Shine.
Assistant Beoi'otnrywtlharles R. Pet-
ty.
'l'reasurorvilarry £1. ilryan.
Steward—n-r-Frod (lakes.
Entertainment Conimiticowillram
Merely. ohaimnn: Oliver Clark. Ford
lisrtol; and lra Kipgius.
in i to more 1.1911in “’9 "“9“” , The election state department on;
’63“. ‘YMWIA‘ of km.“ core will be held next Monday even;
murder sterile) .- 3 tin.
automobile that be“ "broken down Was
W, wwuvrvumwtbohv do. a
air oi horses hitched to it t. a same as
lib. was a truck. meat that the was-
on pole was missing.
A (Rat deal: of interest is being ick-
Ill iii ionisation of the town over the
bdrlnn‘hoiorc the selections on the
prom layout. its; feet below the
present structure. for the new Want»
“fusion tweet livid . mils chance of
layout trout a co. made it ac-
count of the
some of:
:l’w the , ideal
in re ”or or autumnal. "All
infill! tad. . with}: morn
~~ ice“. “1% ., more some
~ in creating" shortly.
' L on W“
’l’i
‘ «murmur silic- ' I
.1 pa ova-tit ,
duo ave been '
; an. annual:
a built Ilrllill l‘“
Deserves. better macaroni. Try one
of my shampoo- and you will use uni
sounds I improvements. Remember
1 use1 , and cold air Willy your hair.
scan;
Wattage.» to
. r J?” m0; ‘
‘ Mills ulna co '.
.r-s
. numbed some vans
, of spectators. il‘he icontinued
till tli'd as
‘ i“ " . .' a
-, so. of South Nor-walk. has been assists
in: in the prosecution. These attor-
tlecidodly interactinx‘to the big cloud
:went on at an early hour, last evening.
9and when it. concluded after midnight.
lJustice Willmott .. found probable
lcnuse and bound the accused orer to
the next term of the criminal superior
court ut Bridnport. ,
‘ Get Your
ruse
License in lite Town Clerk's
‘ Oiil ii, and Your
SUPPLIES
from us
Schiichtlng Bros. 8: Co.
Cor. Railroad Ave. a. Main 8t" Dorian
Select. Groceries. flay. Groin. Flour
and Feed. Hardware. Paints. Gian. silo.
..... Ho‘s..-“ . "Maw" ................. on»
trunk.
William Coggswell. Jr.. Is now work-
ing for A. A. iletts.
Mr. norin, of New Rochelle. spent
Sunday at, his form here.
" Thomas Wells entertained company
from New York over Sunday.
The King's Daughters of the chapel
have voted to hold a fair on December
'1' and 8.
Mrs, fibroid Phillips. of Dry Hill
avenue. is visiting relatives in Now-
.ark. N. .l.
Mrs. llowlng. of Newtown avenue.
entertained her sister from New York
last week. i
Mrs. Minnie Gregory returned Sntv
urduy alter a week‘s stay with friends
in Boston.
Mrs. llntiio lionion.
avenue, spent Thursday
John Tinklor.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris (loggswcii. of
(lruununn arr-nub. spent Sunday with
relatives in Wilton.
Mr. and Mrs. William (loggswoll.
of Ncwtown
with Mrs.
Cannon slroct. last. Friday.
Airs. Fisher. of New Canaan. spout
Sunday with her mother. Mrs. llaws-
hursi. in Newtown avenue.
Alfred Saunders. of Chestnut lllil
pvt-mum. has secured a position drivlnl;
tor llolnms. Koch-r & Selleck.
Mrs. Henry ilirao is ill.
H. Daniel Webster has purchased a
new automobile.
Work of digging over the burying
ground is progressing.
Government surveys are being made
of the local harbor and river.
(icorae Warren Is recuperating at
Prince Edward Island. N. 3.
The cooking class at the Staples
high school will open this week.
Miss Helen r‘ike is acting as assist-
nut cashier at llccrs Bros'. store.
The union Thanksgiving service will
be held in the Methodist church.
Mrs. Lloyd Nash will entertain ibi-
Agnes guild tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. William Siedt entertained llc‘.
brother from Bridgeport. Sunday.
E. M. Asho, the artist. is spending
several days in New York city on host.
ncss.
Harry Sherwood is building another
cottage at Compo Bosch for a summer
residence.
Mrs. William Hagar is having a
barn built (in her property on Burr
avenue.
A 12 pound boy recently arrived at
the home of Mr .and Mrs. Willlan;
Russell.
The Misses Elinor and lattice iiydo
will spend the winter months in
Bridgeport.
Peter Hanson has taken the position
as gardener. for William at}. Staples
State street.
William Knishoif has had a cement.
porch build in front of his residence
on King street.
E. N. Bipoerly. the well driller. has
purchased a *lmv sail-foot machine
with a modpruhollor.
Mrs. John Ealrohiid is confined to
her home on Riverside avenue. the
result of a bail fall.
'A'i‘tio Janina“ brothers' residences
and the Austin Jennings home have
been closed fertile winter.
doom” in im- iu layinc a eons
. veto maintain: the residence of
oil Romper to till strut.
. The India [custom (30.. have
been (icing some wiring the past
Witch at the Motitodict church.
Leslie Perry. who holds 9 [ov a-
mcn’t position in Mexico. is mm at
his holds MP! for a fewweoks.
. : omfifimmwno utul- foot. by
.0...» , of In last week.
may firmly from blood pois-
”Ill!“- ‘ 3. . , .
= ‘r-‘ltlio harvest mum of the Berra.
tuck eiui h. was well attenuation as
sawmills euro was added to the
trsalpry. '4‘ tit . . .
' no ‘ ribbon. on of a Farms
m j " “a?“ .
name bad. in
italics were lanky
.,.
illummhigluwele ‘
trial ‘
.lr.. moved from Newtown avenue to ‘
an. Chauncey sun
7 its]. "“w
iln Jusi a Few curs All Misery From
a Bad Cold or ill: Grippe
~ Will 8: molecule
Pope's Cold Gastronomic the re-
suit of ithrocyears' research at a cost
of more than fifty thousand dollars.
and contains no quinine. which we
have conclusively demonstrated is not
effective in the treatment of colds or
srlnne. .
It is a positive fact that a dose of
Pope's Cold Compound. taken every
two hours until three consecutive
doses are taken. will nod the Grippe
and break up the most sovore cold.
either in the head. chest. back. stom-
ach. limbs or any part of the body.
it promptly relieves the most raiser-
able neuralgia pains. headache. dull-
ness. head and nose stuffed up, fever.
lshness. sneezing, sore throat. running
of the nose. raucous catarrhal dischar-
ges. soreness, stiffness and rheumatic
twinges.
Take this harmless Compound as
directed. with the knowledge that
there Is nc-otber medicine. made any-
where olse in the world.rwhlch will
cure your cold or end Grippe misery
as promptly and without any other
assistance or bad alter-effects. as a
25 cent package of Pope’s Cold Cour
pound. which any druxglst in the
world can supply.
stairs fell over backward dow the
stairs breaking his arm and wrist. and
severely bruising his body.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sperry have
returned from their honeymoon and
will begin housekeeping in their
ewly furnished home on Wright
street,
While attending to her household
duties Saturday evening Mrs. Mary
Adams tripped and fell. receiving a
severe shaking up but breaking no
bones.
Mr. and Mrs. John Getloliiot outer
tained the Wosiport Musical soclrty
last evening. An address upon "Alex-
ander Hamilton" was given by Roy-
George D. Egbert. oi Norwaik
mm“
Pill’llllll illlliillilili
THE MUSIC llALi. POET.
Oh! yes. i wont to Music llaii last
night to see the show,
Don't miss it on your lilo this week:
just take my tip and so.
livery act‘s a feature. curb and every
one a hit.
And if you like good singing there's
some there this week that's "it."
As usual the pictures opcncd up and
they were lino;
i think they show the clearest ones
that I've seen any time.
The first act. was Martins and ’l‘rossi.
as ltailans lbvy were drest.‘
They sang and talked, but when they
played It really was the beat.
Next came Dan J. Harrington. a van-
trilouuist. with upuodato stuff;
This art, made a good nixed hit;
called it "Jerry‘s Illuff."
All his talk was now and funny. and
when the telephone did riua.
lorry stud: . “i'ut cured. Doc; i think
l'd butter sing."
The next so are a feature that could
lop mos by bill.
it's: the daintioat act i'vc seen for
runny a dry in vaudeville.
Miss Mildred Bennett plays the airl-
she‘s just a perfect little dear;
And the young “luau who plays her
sweetheart has a voice that's
su'eot. and clear.
Their duet was really charming; it.
not my brain awhlri:
it brought back fond romembrunoes of
a slimmer boy and girl.
The Amsterdam Quartet. as singers
take first place:
The ensures that they took last night
made them leaders In the race.
The "Loon song" was a novelty and
the "Bin-hing Moon Above":
They finished strong. with a clever
song. that the singer called "In
Love." '
The next candidate tot laughter and
applause is new in line.
he
one thought was fine:
He had the audience with him. be
caused many a hearty smile.
When he can; the song about "Fian-
uann.” who came from the rim
erald isle. _
The ones to close the tiratcius lllll
were as nimble as two cats~
Human and Miller are certainly treat
a comedy combats.
i never saw u clown before do the
fall: ”this one did:
He's ln‘a class, all by himself: to him
I'll raise my lid.
Then, two more ml- of pictures cios~
ad I really first-clat- o p I:
secure your tickets «till he night
mention the silver
lion null *0 UP
d almost fortot to
mesh bags they gave away:
Mrs. Hunter. of Low street. you it——
it's Arnie. 1 they any. .
'i‘iui ladlel' content Friday night is a
winner. you can bank: . '
it rail is, a humor. and boys now
i: ; or it ' . .
it‘s been hand next '11de night to us
’ ‘ll
some
% _
i-iis monologue of many dialects every-i
l‘l'h m I .mlwho‘llhethc‘
”brilliantlr’l’eulix suns tn‘a pianht '
- , .net... , __ ,
’Oh filfig‘ihn ’cltild roasts” .,
. . ll, tat thus
Moe. don't“ .,
on your life. I
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‘- “ " ‘DONQRIOATIONAL CONFERENCE.
. Forty—fourth Annual Meeting to be
Held in Putnam; November 15-17.
The fortyvi’ourth annual Meeting of
the general conference of the Congre~
national Churches of Connecticut will
be held at the Second Congregational
Church. Putnam. today, Wednesday
and Thursday.
‘ The program includes;
Address of Welcome-nl’iey. Frank I).
Sargent.
Addresom’l‘he Relation of the Church
to, Civic Problems. Rev. Watson ii.
Phillips, New Haven.
Burnouw'i‘he (“iiurciu Rev.
A. .lnmp. New Britain. ‘i
Sacrament of the lord's Supper. o
Addressesw-(lo'operalion in the Work
of Ministerial Aid. ilev. Joseph ii.
Seidon. (ii'octiwlch, trustee of me
fund for Miflisters; lliE-nll)““ of the
Congregational Heard of Ministerial
Relief. The Approach to rho Vor-
eigncr, Allen ll. Lincoln, New lisv
vcn. What a Year libs Brought.
li‘orlb, Rev. Sherrod Sonic, superin-
tendnnt.
Report of the industrial Committee.
Addi'ess~~i.ubor and the Church. lien-
ry Sterling. Medl‘ord. Moss.
Discussion. conducted by llev. Charles
S. Maci’arland.‘ South Norwalk, and
lluynrd E. llnri‘ison. sorroiary of the
industrial Committee of the Massa-
chusetts conference.
Alidrces~’l‘lte Real issue, President
ilorbert
Marion 1.. Burton. Northampton,
Muss.
Service in the First Church. Putnam
Heights.
l‘llstorlcal Rmninlscenos Miss Ellen
horned. Thompson.
Putnam‘s (treat idiiiic~atoi'~i)nvitl N.
than”). New Britain.
WOMEN WOULD PROHIBIT SMOK-
iNG
Silt‘A'l‘TlJ'l. Wash. November lb.”
~-'l‘bc first legislation resulting from
the adoption of the woman suffrag
amendment to the Washington consti-
tution last Tuesday. was brought up
last night. when a bill was introduced
in the city council prohibiting amok.
ing in polling places at general or apt»
cial elections. 'l‘ho purpose of the pro-
posed ordinance is to make conditions
about the election booths more at-
irnciivc for women who may wish to
vote or who may prcsldc as election
oillcials.
For Sale In any amount
Foreign Money Orders and Drum to
all Parts of the World
Bond Required by Law
Deposited With State of Conn.
‘ For Protection of Patron-
insurance and Real Estate Agents
J. M. tip—6n & Co.
5 Railroad Ave.. South Not-walk
Cook
the Turkey
Right
Special prices on the {anions
ilil llllliiil Rillililil
FOR THANKSGIVING DAY
They are the most, practical Roast—
ers made "
Horace R. Nash
TILIPHDNI 4m
N.Mlin &Wesl Sls.,S.Norwaik
t ranged a series of receptions for the
WALL ”
pA PE R
mice
5......
Mum»... < .r
truism retain
units nun Til rostin
Called “Greatest Skin Remedy In
EurOpo or America.”
“Pcslam did for my wife. who is
spending the winter abroad. what no
doctor could do. Half the jar entirely
cur-ml her of the most disfiguring form
of scaly ezcsma. which simply covered
her face. Fourteen days after the first
application her face was fair. smooth
and without. a spot or blemish. We look
upon it as nothing short of a miracle.
it in the greatest skin remedy we have
ever found either in Europe or Amorl»
co and we have tried celebrated spec-
ialists. all sorts of cures and many
patent remedies." This statement.
made by Mr. A. E. Guruncr, of Bridge-
iDUl'l. (101111.. is but one of the thous-
ands of sirniiar expressions regardinlt
the actual accomplishments of posium
in the eradication of every form of
skin disease. eczema. acne. letter, bars
bcr's itch, psoriasis, shingles, etc. be~
sides the minor skin affections (such
as pimples. blemishes, red noses.
hives. f’ovvr blisters), in which results
are soon so rapidly.
Posinru is on sale in 50-ccnt boxes
and :2 jars at all druggists. particular-
ly ’i‘hc Clifford Pharmacy and Edw. W.
Kollcy. .lr.'s. A free sample may be
obtained by mail, in plan wrapper. by
writing in the Emergency Labm‘utor-
Ice. 32 West 25th street. New York
city.
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NATIONAL BANK «mm,
WASHiNG'l‘ON. Nov.
comptroller of the Domino Mr
a call for a stat mental t at“.
of all national links at man ‘
business hurlday. “.Nouoniberr 1a.»; .
1., it; . .
blot in the stove. butwlth lanai of o
s
Our stock of 'Pyrogrslilly 9
is the largest in town and
«as
*1.
burn for the Holidays.
W in
8: Son Co.
south Not-wall
AMERICAN'FLIET AT FRANCE.
HREST. France. Nov. lip—The
fourth division of the American battle
ship fleet, comprising the Georgia. Ne-
braska. Rhoda island and Virginia. ar-
rived here today. As the squadron en-
ierad the roadsiead salutes were ox~
changed. The municipality has or-
tlilICers. Special llk'lllls will take the
bluelackcis to Paris in groups of 1,001)
curb.
~"Had dyspepsia or indigestion for
years. No appetite, and what i (lid eat
distressed are terribly. Burdock Blood
hitters cured me."—-.l. ll. Walker, Sun
bury. Ohio.
FLAG-SHIP CONNECTICUT SPOKEN
LONDON, Nov. lfl.~»'l‘lio Conner-ll-
rni. Roar Admiral Scliroedcr‘s ling»
ship of the American battleship fleet.
was in wircloss communication with lite
Lizard at 5:30 o‘clock this morning.
The distance was llill given. The (You
Ilot‘lii‘lll loads llli' first division. bound
for Portland Harbor. England. Anoth-
vr division of the iioci passed 1hr isle
of Wight this morning.
'i‘hc accidental hero generally acts
illv most praise. 1
Does v... 1...: n...»
.The Century Compound
STOPS ALL LEAK8
50¢ a GALLON 50¢: a GALLON
We guafiantee the Weather wear oli
our (‘ompound for three years. Write
for estimates. Correspondence soliclt~
ed
Century Roofing Co. inc.
83 Washington 3!. South Norwaik
insure
giving
Specie s
llZ-piece Dinner Sets
Regular $7.50 a $8 at $6.98
Regular 315. at $12.50
B. K. MITCHELL. UNDERTAKER
HOUSE FURNISHER
CORNER WALL AND HIGH 8T8..
NORWALK, CONN.
horwalk, filth Office of
The Evening Sentinel
m
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Definition of Clnr . .
Chiropractic II the science 6! ‘
cause of the disease and the an of
lusting the same. "film: m g
by a wrench. tw or ”rag 4:. _ .
back. Even if done in on
creates pinched nerves and... ..
later lit. in tho different a
limbs. '
Chiropractors remove the call. of
this disease and pain, and health is
restored through harmonizing the II!
nerve systems in your body, :
Nervousneu. Rheum ”Ills. ..
sis, Heart. Kidney 1:? than” A!”
cases are given spec a p p .3
Curvature of thrflillhe. You I“!
never regret [hint Chiropractic I
chance to help Von.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
114 WASHINGTON 81130. NDRWALK
Magnetic Treatments leer Also.
. tin
, us
i
a.
Auto Owners
Engage your winter, storage for iivd
storage, and dead storage. Your cars
will be in a well heated garage ready}
to be run out at a moment‘s notice.
Engage your general overhauling
for the coming winter, by expert mev
chanics. ‘
Changing and remodeling a‘ specllld
ty. Satisfaction guaranteed. i
. ., ~ 1
Norwalk Consolidated
Auto Company '
Sold, Insured. ‘ Rented
M an
QUICK AUTO .ENVlCI
ti
Have Rents Collect“. and Ill look
no» in Property done at,
The .l. B. Lawrence Agency
15 South minus. ,7 .
.a. ”in ' ..
Norwal .
To the Hectic: Ii Pin ,
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