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Wants To Let, Fer Sale,
Business 8. Professional
Cards; etcetera
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non SALE.
Fun SALE—«LAUNCH.
long. 2 1-2 it. p. Barker
It‘ said at once. Ralph
16 1-2 it"i‘.
tor: cheap
late, 95
9..
face or Caps. Double Price
TO LET
In Black-
WANTED.
TO LET—~HOUBE. SIX LARGE
rooms anti bath. with all modern int»
movements; good location, Inquire SI
Smith St. Norwaik. aS.3t Woodward Ave. a? lit
FOR sate—unmarv MOTORCY. TO LETwIiARN AND LARGE
v-Icie. perfect condition $65 to quit II buv shed, at ti Spring St. Inquire it) Cres-
er address x. Y.. cnIe Sentinel of centfl‘errace. iihiit
ilIo. I18.li
. TO LET~~I-PLEASA.NT. NICEM'
FOR SALE—~GOOD WORKING furnished room. with conveniences:
horse; also four wagons. Inquire at flrut rinse table hoard; tittici. ili'tlllO'
‘Ilniled Grocery Store. at ti‘ like place. 16 iiariiand St, aunt
FOR SALE—GOOD, LARGE, NEW
7-room house, in South Norwnik; lot
Gounod; oau,tuore in at once: only
titlhtl, part cash; more lots ii wanted.
Also good large lot in blast Norwnik,
nil l'ruited, large garden planted; price
5260. Address Box 314, South Nor~
walk. . 127 Si
FOR SALE OR TO LET
TO LETn-Sl-IVIIZN-ROOAI COT'l‘Al’lE,
:Ill improvements. Lincoln Ave; also
lira-room cottage on ilates t‘ourt. .\'I:Iv
iitllll-li‘l-i i'or Silil‘ on easy payments. Iii-
I..Iire l'tIiteIi (irot'ei'y (it). ill tt‘
BUSINESS NOTICES.
MRS. BENNET NOW HAS SULI'J
winmt‘iilttlll (if Stiti' iIIIIII'ii Room,
\l'ut‘nor, l‘ortner proprietor. depart-
llll' his home in New l'IlriI to ”H"
t 'i'ilit‘l‘ patrons will receive I-IIIIIIidI'r-
attention. as ::i
HEADQUARTERB I-‘tllt ALI. KINDS
I: music and musical instruments. 'i‘liu
.‘ilKilill'. Tti \\’:IIIhItI.LIon Si tI'I‘ zit
PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO OR-
(ii‘i‘, Lorne \IIIieti tlfliitHiliitiilltts I’iiI
tenatitiuiilu Mat i)'lili',li pious, Glt‘.
t the old out: Iliilnhed frame shop, 73‘
Washington St, upstnlts. aiiti’
NABH'B MODERN GOODYEAR
boot. and shoe repair ullop. All kinda
custom made uorit MI and ootut’ori
‘ int-II.
TO LETm-ii‘iVE ROOMS, CONNEC-
ilont Ave; also six rooms and large
garden. Apply to Mrs. llosn ’i‘urior,
102 Taylor Ave, at» if
To LETw-II‘IRST FLOOR OI” sur-
eu rooms, all Iniprotemeuio Sli: also
two connected furnished looms for
light housekmtiinn. inqnne ‘Jli East
Ave. 4 n5 It
TO LET—iitlllsfi. IIZIXII ('lillll'i-I
St, Kt‘Vt'ii rooms, lirat clans condition;
rent tilt. inquire John H. Knapp. H'.’
\\'t.~‘t Si. no if
T0 LET»-—i~‘0llli ROOMS ANII
large baselitoill, at Elli South Main lit.
Trolley passes door.
T0 LET~-~I~‘IVE ill'lil'ilis. I'II'I Si’lllxt".
St. inquire Mrs. ii. ’l‘ariov. ’l'nylor
Ave. " 'lniiiltl
TO LET I-lt‘iitlll Alli}. l, til-ROOM
bonito. (trove St, all Improretnenta; t‘»
room house, Woodward Are, all liti-
prortntmttn. Houses for stile on easy
payments. l‘iuinles 1.; Hoyt, at South
Norwalk Trust, (‘0, ii? ii
To LETml‘imCK HOUSE tili‘ Hid-JV-
en rooms. all conveniences. 2:; I‘uiou
Si. Apply to The Hatch In Italics t‘o.,
Water 51., South Norwnlk. tut: ti
TO LETmHAMIL'i‘ON AWL. HALF
of two-inmily house, ii rooms. and iiv
room lint; all improvements; good con-
dition: one block from railroad siniion.
guaranteed 28 Wont Washington tit. 308m!!! R. 'l‘aidor. silt it
LOST LL amuse FAMILY REUNION.
“387‘ II l" 'r n I: i‘fN-L (33.11;. LL Association wni Hm. Picnic and
we and 'I‘rluit) (‘ilillt‘ii, ladI‘ n acid
it. wreath of IItnolhynin and pearls,
illiililiu reward for its return to this
*hlll'ti. ii? iii
LQBTMICITIIIIR ON \Yitlh't‘ Oil
i‘iillit Arr. line. Sunday Inorniniz. ll‘tllti
ILiiiliil and tenor. pendant. Hitlttiblu ro-
\‘I‘Jtl‘il for return to W. i'. llaniiio, to
Him iii. a? lit
FOUND.
ROUND 45mm tilt‘ WHEY l.‘\'
tintith Nurwuik. The owner ran have
It My pariah for this mi. and Ilenri'lh-
tap, the money minutely, than and
piano lost. Illilil‘lllili Mort-In ii. Ratio
titan, ital“. 1). .il. i-Itutlh Norwaiit.
. Iii-Ill
ammo“... y.“ «'r-MMM “a. .n, .n..
ALI MIRZA WINS FIGHT.
fi'i‘. l‘l' Tl‘lit‘ilil} Rti. Aug. lieu/le-
rortilitit to It dispatch from Asirulutd,
i’uralu, ittday. Mohammad Ali Mirna
law won him innit nguluut the aurora-
Intuit; Torsion. whom he defeated at
'iuuuiglntn. at tla- Imithutn root or the
I litt'llh Monmouth, Ility Iniloa aoutlt of
Mid; I t'iiliad "
the battle I31 rill III to have been hard
i‘oiiglli.‘ 'rhe Lillifliltill'il 'l‘llt'tltiltltlitfl
liltiiiiy look in}; town by nitli'ill.'t:i1]illll‘~
in}; guns and ammunition, their supply
at which lind been about This vicinity
lion greatly unhearmned the ndhemntu
of tho exiled monarch.
Attrition from ’i‘ahernu Ilium that
Mohammad Ali in with another three of
idiot) with some not) one. northeaui
T Family Annihilation pilljho held ‘on
Hear Addresses at Mat-Idea.
'l‘ho reunion‘ of the Barnett family
and the animal meeting oi the Barnes
'i‘tntriiday. Annual 17. at Hanover
iL’Iii‘it, bieritinn. The business meeting
will be hold at. 1131. m., which will
lltIJ'Ollthoti by It bushel picnic. A
short. literary program iuIII been )ll‘il-
purt-Il, and brief addreuuen of it hits-
toriotil and genealogical mature will
be given. The hect'utiiry oi‘tho unfit»
elation in George L. liarnrs, No. 55
It‘ruII-ltlin street. Armenia.
warn-8- .. w- uuuuu
KENSING’I‘ON BARACA CLASS
CAMP L
The itenitinirtou Ilarttrtt (31mm are at
Nilllll nuaiu, having pitched their iuntu
on ‘Itettti Inland tor a weak or sport.
’l‘tiiti optimization of young men were
ill town taut your and enjoyed a great
good time. Indications are that title
year's camp will provo to be no exact»
tlolt. Those who are on the litiiilid
are: .
it‘runlt Ailnniord, (Tliitrius Bradbury.
John Wilma, William Morgan. iieury
tfoiin, ll‘itutlcs W Wililtuuu. (leortzo Al
ling. Ora llpei loy
Disc-M ~25.”
BURGLAR CAUGHT
Haton: - ,
’l‘iiillllYVilddtl, .Atiu. 7.-~Cittigbt in
the act of entering tlioliome ot,.ioiut
Inlopper,_ on the outskirts , oi
the city, . today. . a, fiburginr
who at dint refused to malté’ turnip
INL,ACT l6
lituuirc on prom. ;
.llii‘l‘it ‘
. lllllllllllll
era Company, inalttsrti
that he was here on the thinner trust
, cases and other mattorailiut aropend-
WANTEDwGlIlI. DESIRES POSI-
iion for general housework. Swedish.
understands home English. Apply 43
Osborn are. East Norwalk. as it
WANTED-“WASIIING, IRONINII
and Itouitecieanint.r by, the day; good
inundross. inquirel Smith 'St. at; It
WANTED «SI'I‘UATION lN SMALL
family at general housework. Address
I) care of Sentinel.
us. It.
WANTED»v~ll().-\illliill‘i€-i. AN Iii..-
Ilerlr couple can lintin quiet. comfort-
nlilo hotnewno children. an other
boarders why address .\'., ilox I‘ll. Dar-
len, Conn. nfiiit
IMPORTANT POSITION AWAIT-
lint; It caiiailio tnI.Iu “e want a dis-
iriol mmmgnr for our health and lac-i
Itldent lnttiliietlov in this vicinity. (l'ooi
reapondenre will be considered eon»
tidentiui. Peerless Casualty Cilillllfllll'.
Keene, .\‘. ll. Milt
WANTED-(THINK MAKERS AN!)
bunch IIIIIIII-rti (tomato) for team and
mould imi‘li. Write or trail S. if. 8-. i".
00.. (it'd \‘l'nier SL. Bridgeport.
oninan ’I‘O $l‘1’l"l‘l..h) ACt‘iil‘N’l‘.
.'”mg...“
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District or Not-walk. tut. l’rohnto
Court. August ’I‘. A. ll., iiill.
leintuto oi Sarah M. Nash. late ol
Not-walk. In unid district. deceased.
Ordered, That lilo erot'utora ex-
hibit their ItIiInIaiIItrI‘Ition account to
this roari. tor adjunttnent, at the Pro-
little older iii Noi‘wniii. on the ltiiii titty
of August. iiill, at in o‘clock i’urev
noon: and that all persons interentod
III said estate may be notified thureoi‘fi
the executors will cause this order to
he published in a newspaper having It
circulation In atiid tllutl‘lct, Ill least live
days before nuttl ‘ttlih day or August,
iiill. .
W, HENRY W. (Ill EGORY.
‘ Judge.
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BITULITch MEN To BE HEARD.
Them in to be a meeting of tho
paring committee. conulailng of Mail-
or Finnegan. the council and the
board of estimate and taxation this.
evening in the City at Norwulk cont».
cit chamber. The hearing will be cios~
oil it) all, Including the uuwapnper re-
preiionintirue. Tonight hurl been set
ait'lde by the Inner for hearinti the
representative» or the WtirrenIBroth-
of liliuiilitlu
pnvettteiil, pavement. upon the lull/Iii!"
litil’t‘ti of their form oi’ lilil‘t‘llimll for
ulruota. L
SILK PARABOL BURNED.
A woman on no.2 :ill trolley our
trout Not-walk. for Bridgeport“ \tuittlr-
day afternoon dlucovoied at the top
of Woulport avenue hill that her line
moon Iiiik pnt'uuol Who on lire. [Will-
liia iliilllifl extluuuluhod the fifth-ill“.
not before It oohaidornbio portion or
the purosol had been burned nutty.“
The. woman was cheoi‘iui about her,
loan. however. and three yotniuvmun
hitting in front of iltlil" \l‘Ol‘imilOl‘il than
pleased to remember that they hull
not been hillohillii, although they and
the woman were in sm‘uithr'a aunts.
W.- J' W
LOOKING “UP TRUST CASES.
0 l‘lCAClO, Mtg. lira—Oliver ill. Patina.
ind ctutent extant oi the United Status
attorney generals other, nrrtmd in
Chicago yesterday. Mr. Pagan maid
illl Iii.
Learn a good round talking to,
(Continued Ilia First Putin} L
Frank V. Raymond and John E. Rey-
. holds, telling the former that he could
not be both city sheila and patrolman
‘hllli lorbitidltig the initial- train carry;
‘ lat: on his campaign for the chine of
countable. The policemen argued that.
it would mean dollars and heats to
them not to he in the political game.
_ but the commissioner watt obdurabe
‘ and insisted that the Ionrtooutit new
lien or the police rules and wtiiutiona ,
abouid be carried out to the letter,
The section is as follows:
“" “Every member at the police depart;
meat is strictlyItorbidtLlen to give ox- ,
'presuion to his political or partisan
' opinion in the station house or while
in ”the discharge at his tiiltlol. ~ .
"No member or the department will
be honoured to be It delegate to, or
member of any political or partisan
oluh. council, convention, committee or
society, whose real purpose, whether
aoltitowiedned or concealed. shall he
the nomination or support of any can-
dldste for publieolllce, or the further
aura of theobiects or designs of any
political otganizatiou. No member of
the Town shall be allotted to solicit
money or add. on an; pretax, tor any
political purpose whatevax.“
The sesdhn. which is a monthly oc-
currence, was one of the wurmoat on
record and the law was laid down to
the men in neremi particulate. GomI
Iplaints received by the eommionloner
to the client. that the patrolmen gather
together and tail: was hit upon with
no uncertainty and the riot not, as in-
cluded in section 7 of the mics and
regulations was read and «the intonntr
lion extended Unit it must be lived tip
to strictly. The" section reads as fol-
lows:
“Whoa on duty the patrolman must
not walk together or talk together. on—
less to communicate information an-
portaining to their police duties, and
in such case they must Intake the com-
munication as brief as possible."
In line with this, the beats on Wash-
ington street and South Main etmet
were no changed that instead of both
olht‘erti meeting at the reporting box
at the name time. they shall now ring
up at different times, II lull! hour in.
turrenliu.
Section ll, reading an foliowu: “Po
iteumen while on duty must transiently
patrol their boats," we. also read and
ordorti given that its proriiilona be
strictly married out. In many instan-
oeii title will hit hard. especially to
show uixbt police who are In the balm
of :Iiiiing out part or ine‘liight.
The commissioner aim called the at-
tention oi the men to their appetnu
anre. warning them to no heat and
clean iii all times.
t‘otuplutntI-I baring coma in reliant
int: the. day oillcor at Sili‘illpthluti,
I‘mniniseionor Clint,“ has made ar-
runnrnientu TOIL‘ him to rill: in to am
station lite statue as the night officers,
believing thin. this will tend to route»
dy thoevlin which are allotted to exist.
in order that the ‘trnillr under the
l‘t‘ashlninim xtreet. bridge may he. rein
Iliilii‘li alter ii o'clock some to keep
those nutontoblllsta who meet the 6
o'clock train within the low and to‘
protect shop merit i‘romdnjnrr. t'llllccr
Frank \'. Raymond, day patrolman.
will go on duty at 8:30 o‘I-loI-li in the
morning and unit at 6:80 o'clock In
the evening, hereafter.
The fact that there is nobody in the
pollen station during the day time hail
always been a problem and in order to
proprietor thin hereafter Plate! at
Police William R. i’ottnlnuton willth
in the oiilee half the time and on the
streets the other liaii‘. lie will leave
the union on the hour. returning at the
hall and remaining until the next
hour. Arrangements have been made
with the telephone eoniimny so that
they wlli know when the ritual is In the
station hours and whewhe loam.
Mayor l’ohininn also gave Ila:- oili-
laying.
them out on several mallet-II.
However. the (commiualuuer
mayor warn not the only ones who
wirhed ammonium. The force chino
intuit with the manuals for It day‘s vu-
eatloti It month. an incrttatie in naiury
or twentydlru coma per day and their
time shortened by an hour It day.
and
”Accidents will happen, but the
bent-regulated tantilieu hoop Hr. Timur
an liloluetrlo ml for such emergencies
if tandoori the pain and heals the
or .
COUNT TOGO A? NAVY YARD.
,, inhuman-or N Anti. S-rmlitiirul
louiti. Togo vinltediiio Worthington .
navy yard totiny, Inspected
the one
chine iiiwpél and ordnance department
and trimmed it. company or illlil‘ilioil
at drill. latter be With scheduled to nee
tho tiongtnaulouai Library and the dill)“
not, and It. was extracted that lie would
look on both houses while in Wanton.
The program for, the titty. Inoluded a
luncheon by Agpialunt Sequin?! "of
shale Huntington Wilwnaud n sight—
rotting tour In the afternoon. Tonight
the last at the {our pinto dinners given
in hit; honor Will midterm by noting . .
ti , i
‘ o9 '
m - .
SEVENTY misuse FROM CORN. FROZEN CHEESE. MODES IN BRIEF.
I ..- I» W No ilnvor is quite no delicious with Crackers are sure, to absorb the _
Southern Girl of 14 Distinguish“! AI frozen cream as that or the pre- “aniline“ when there 18 the Slight”?-
‘ 000k. served fig, guys the Washingtoll Her. humidity BY putting the crackers in
Miss Mattie L. Bitiliam', of Eatontou.
tin. has been awatded the palm for he
lay the bent book In the South. With
no other training than that secured
under the supervision of her mother
on a Georgia farm, Mics Branam 1qu
learned to produce many delectable
dishes.
Lust tall at the county fair at Em
tonion Minn Brahma won first. ptlze
lor the versatility of her employment
of the products of a single oral). More
recently still the little lady. visited
tit Athena, where she showed her el-
ders how to makeup almost endless
variety or diahea from Leora and its
products. When bliss liranatn had
completed her labors 'I'd diatlnct dish-
es had appeared upon the table and
the girl had not exhuunfled her. recipes.
Miss Ilraham was graduated this
your from the school at Eatonou. She
is just fourteen years of ago. Here
are a low of her favorite recipes
Nebraska Goden Corn (.‘IaIIe-w'l‘ake
two thirds of a cup of hour, We third
oi a cup at cornmeal. two tablespoon
lulu of sugar. tno tablespooniuis of
baking, powder,
0! melted butter: Int: thoroughly.
bake 20 minules lit a but, well greased
pan and serve hot.
Com Puddingw'l’aite one can can»
neti corn. two eggs, one half teaspoon-
lul salt and one. teaspooulul melted
butter turn inton halting dish and
bake slowly for 30 minutes.
Hominy Croqueiteew'l‘hke one half
cup boiled honiiuy, one fourth cup
cracker crumbs. one egg, one half ten~
uiztooni‘nl suit and one tennpoouiul
unit and one teaspoonlui sweet milk;
make into hullu and try In boiling Int;
halt a cup or sweet,
milk, One egg and one tablespoonlui‘
aid
a new one, is easy to do.
Two of the little packages are bent-
sued to taste, then put in II mold and
packed in ice and salt for four hours.
on thick;
preserved fig, with the stem end up-
ward
Or if form can take precedenée of
oconomy’ln the serving, out out eocb
alien in circular shape with a biscuit
ctiiter lieioie adding the fig.
FOR THE WORK BAG.
heartened at finding tiny holes in her
pretty workbag. made by the points of
her scissors, knitting or crochet need-
les. To prevent this thing happening.
always slip the scissors into one of
the small leather protectors,o or it it
its not at hand use a cork says the
Newailt News. To make this cork
more attractive, crochet a cover for it
out of silk.
for the crochet needle.
told protectors come for the knitting
needleii. The pair of elongated caps
la joined by a piece or round elastic.
The cap. slipped over either end of
the needles. willbe kept in, place by
means of the elastic.
HOME HELPS.
Choice cuts of heel for roasting are
sirloin and porterhouse cuts and the
sixth. seventh and eighth ribs.
The best bacon Is white and iirm.
draln on brown paper.
Corn ()l'ilttii‘w'l‘ttkt‘ canned corn.‘
season with pepper and salt. add sulI
ilolent ilour to make it Ihln batter, and
try by the spoonful in deep fat.
Comment Light lirendw'l‘nlte one
cup nponuo InaIlu oi one half
cornmeal. two cups limit. our top sup:-
ur, two trntipooni’uln salt, lire teas-
poont‘uis sugar and two tnldespoonfuis
lard; Fill In hour to Innlto thin butter
and let not orer night.
Iimnint’ t‘ustardm'l‘aku one cup cold
hominy. {our tenaponniuis sugar. two
eggs and one bull cup sweet nIIiiI bake
in custard cupu.
Popcorn i‘irittlewhielt one cup aug-
ur III iron pun nnd'pour over popped
popcorn. ‘
LITTLE HELPS.
When washing glassware IIIIp It In-
to hot water slIiou-Iso to avoid break
log.
it a new hill: shirt ls preuued with II
but iron tit-lore Wearing it will prevent ‘ romeo cut oil‘ the flaps with the murilI
its cracking.
Dnnipcn It neorchtrd spot and rub It
wall with a lump of starch. Repeat the!
process until all the yellow in none.
To main: bread and pastry take an up
beautiful brmvu without ovoreooklng.‘
burn it little sugar on the bottom or
oven on baking day.
To tempt-enamel) stains from linen
put cream of tartar on the water-soak.
Maine and place the article in the
nun. Afterward wauli iii the regular
way and no audit will mound—«inma-
npolia News.
TON" Coupon “5"
with hundreds of p
‘Mminttn" Cigarettes .
Iomnun i! (linin-
3'71. 1‘.” Moth Militias
"Elltntltiii
“ "Mll‘
«mitten doom and
toast,
cake in one rtip warm \‘I‘lili-‘l'. one cup
THE VALUABLE COUPON
it: thié advertisement can be exchanged for a “HAMIL l L
L , .IluIoiniiriiuniterR lliuuuit cu. timek-
.3 rltmurin Powder
omit” lien aMn
RKNDINT CIGAR llTOill
not yellowish and hubby, and has a
distinct streak of lean running
3 through It.
5 The Storekeeper "pulls" all fowl or
tlsh Fish is sold at weight alter it is
".pulled"
'ihe ii'illti of good path is thin and
smooth, light III color and thin to the
touch.
To test the freshness of an out:
tout-h both ends with the tongue. A
,fresh one will be cold at the small
l end and warm at the large (Hair-Idah-
treat Star.
T0 PU LL EAST! NGS.
i
i Few persons know that an ordinary,
t
l
orange wood elicit in the best instru-
ment for removing postings.
When clothes have acquired an un-
ipleasunt odor by being, kept from the
air. charcoal laid between the folds
will remove it,
lie-op all the envelopea that route to
run unsealed. When entitling tithe
Inge on. and use for labels on trail
jlll'll.
Wash bread boards and mixing
bowls, or anything in which llour Iii
used. In clear.
small scrubbing brush.
Yellow tnrnipa tile greatly improv
ed when served mashed, by mixing
with them a tonsil quantity of lriiib
potato. A very little sugar, unions the
turnips are unusually uwoet. in a
pleasing addition.
liornx will remove scorch from
iwhiiu goodit.—-—New liaven Palladium.
each. portion andin this hollow put it
Many a needlewomun has been dis-‘
A cork. too, may be used, ,.
Smell cello-‘1
cold water. using It
i the oven for .I few minutes before the
The cheese itself, though its cult is meal that will be crisp as one could
wish.
i
Musk melons should be served lea
on smooth with hall a oupfui of cream cold hilt “‘0 flavor in "“1011 “13‘“‘9‘1 by.
whipped ntii’l This mixture is sweet- illlmlll’; ice in ”it? (“it “‘1“
And dried fruit is licher if cooked
in the water in which it has been soph-
thn tend) to stave, slice into the 9‘1 £0? 10 ‘0 13 110“”
oer, which tnll be two or thiee inch- J
make a slight depression on?
W
use or EGGSHELLS.
It a practice is made of washing oi!
eggs as soon as they come from the
market, the shells are readv to use in:
clarifying soup. Some housekeeperswm a“;
dr 3’ and entail the shells, keeping mém }.
in a covered glass jar, so that there is ‘
a supply of shells on hand when oe- "
casion demands. '
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Sentinel ads. bring results.
Notice
our store will a... on? 83t-
E. E. Gorham
10 First 81.. Eur Nomlk
urdiiys‘ II: it ..
service every' other wL‘oeIt "
day from rum. to 8 p. m.,.
Decorator
Telephone 452
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REED
EROCKERS
‘Fresh Stock
Good Value
$2.25 each = «95
9
F. A. MITCHELL
House momenta
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CORNER WALL AND HIGH IT.»
NORWALK. CONN.
m
horwalk Branch Office of
unwittmr M o‘- ,.
and added to those obtained .
roducis such as the following '
wilt’s Horton. (humour and l‘ow- Ruiliini‘ii Enron and tibutiolitte
Iior anon ii films Polish and liretininl
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