, i
r
”dump wagons. four sets
. harness.
. 4
95.1935. l ft I
ants!
Classified “Ads"-—- To Let,
For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards,” and
Miscellaneou
Titian-Talus an air-
Louis‘it nasnttrs
(Continued irom first paler
business man and the business woman
and although he claimed not to he one,
he admitted that he had married one.
The speaker laid great stress upon
I.
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C.
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LASSIF‘IED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c—-
Three Times, 50c -—— Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
‘ . ' - face or Caps. Double Price
the honesty and integrity and depen~
dablllty ot' the young people as they
go out into the business world, ciaim~
ing for the oitldashioned virtue that
it is coming again in style anti it is a
WANTED l
TO LET
necessary attribute for any one who
wishes to make good.
FOR SAIfE
WANTED-«Six GOOD WORK
horses, four double carts or under-
01' double
li‘our drivers and eight in-
borors, pcrunutcnt ctirploynient, good
.wuncs. llayinond ilros. 3.2.3 3t
TO LET‘»-~:it‘l..A'l‘ Ol't‘ NINE ROOMS
and bath, centrally located, modern Qtilnlard Ave, for sale,
and
125 Ill.
improvements. inquire linrris
Linus (lo, Water St.
Rev. Stapleton complimented the
class upon being graduated at this par-
ticular time, when there are so many
world Wide movements under way in
BARGAIN—«ti iiOOM HOUSE,
at very low
inquire Taylor and Golden,
j":’i 3i.
ilgure.
87-91 \l’ashington St.
TO LET-HOUSE SIX ROOMS,
-~ alt improvements, at 46 Fort street,
WANTED-1 A'i‘ ONCE. t‘t)Ol{ ii‘Oit
small boarding house. must be capa-
ble. (lood wages, rci'crcncos. Ad‘
dross Mrs. M. .\’., llurlen, Conn. 1’25 :lt
WANTED --— Ciliil‘ii‘ll‘icx’i‘ WO-
inz-tn (tiornian) would like to' do house
work, laundry or sowing by the (lay.
inquire at Wilkcu's store, Hickory
iiiuli‘, outclcphonc. 321M. j'i?» lit
WANTED- ~Si'l'l'A'l‘iON AT GEN-
oral housework. inquire lii Lexington
avenue, South Norwaik. jZ-l 3t
WANTED—-—-UiiilillitldN TO BOARD,
any age. licspcciable family, Mother‘s
care given. Apply 30 Myrtle avenue,
East Norwaik. Also partly furnished
room to rent. cheap. . 1:24 lit
WANTED —- liliNGAiliAN, GER-
anan or Swede for general
.liousework. "Small t‘antiiy. Apply
Mrs. Frctz. liili \‘iew Cottage. liolie
island. jZ‘l 3t
$4,000-S4.500 WANTED TO LOAN AS
first mortgac on «country real estate.
Address 1’. O. Box till, liarieu, t‘oun. ‘~
j22 tit
WANTED—4‘0 Bl'Y ALL KINDS
cattle. ilcst market prices paid. Ex-
.tra prices for fat calves. $3 to $4
ll'or hob calves to fatten. ii. Fried-
man, (‘onu Ave. Tel. 1151.
WANTEDv~0PiflRATOHS EXPERI-
enced. on power sewing machines;
Steady work. Cluctt, Peabody & ()0.
i0 tfl
‘ MISCELLANEOUS.
“HILLSIDE”~- lilCSi ii.\iii.i‘: liO-Aiiii-Z
ore vaunted at "Hillside." Prospect
Hill. Xoruuik. lleantii‘ui lawn and
draws. t‘otnt'tutuhlo bedrooms. i-ixrcl-
lent tubi--. ’l‘ctius $13 to $1.8 per
week. Address ibawcr il.. Norwalk
jli 1m
...—......
BUSINESS NOTICES 1
MY PRICES .\it.."i‘ll1“. 1.tl\\'liS’l‘
in town tor good pnllitiitu ziiitl liilllt‘l'~
imagine. Spud po<tai :or luipur sour
“l't‘fi and urinal-sumo. .lalui l-‘ouniuinc.
H ilurl‘iil \\\'. Tl‘il‘i‘iilliil‘ illfl—lfl.
jlil iii
.-.... . ._ .--.__._ wan...” -_ ._ ,
NOTISE l‘.\l.\"l‘l.\‘t‘., i‘.\l’l-Ilt<‘
hiuulnr. iit'itll‘diilti‘fj by prm t'tcni man.
. 11”.”...
Save illnlll‘l it, Ivtyiu: hi‘ll‘ \vail pzi.
per tint pniuicn.’ sap'tiit oi‘ Aim.
Willie, bi i~_‘ i‘Ii_\ Air. 'i'ui 1;"! listi-
Jualcs t‘tt-ctluliv alien «"2 iiil
TURKISH BATHS tron ’l‘ili-I‘t'
ti'cnlnit-iii ot' L‘ll‘li. riicuniuim'm, L‘ll‘.|
Ari'nnuwizunis by .tppoiutnwit'. lilil
210 i
I’ll ti
NASH‘S .\lOi>l-lli.\‘ t‘.tlt)li.\'l£.\li
boot and shoot repair shop. .\il liinde
custom made nork. i“li and comfort
guaranteed 2R West \\'n.~tliln_izton St.
\l'ttisuoiiu‘s Sanitarium .. 'l'cl
Elm Trees Sprayed
to stay (iiiI‘Il-lx' this summer.
Henry Beaupain
192 WEST STREET.
No Rim-fill Tires
Large stock on hand ui‘ casinns
and tubes. For sale by the Auto
Supply (to, Wall St. or
James E. Ells, Jr.
NORWAIK
Tree Spraying
iiott't take. chances, have your trees
sprays-d right. i spray them right.
JOSEPH CORNELL, Tree Warden.
i’iiolic liltit't.
Frederick H. Ganung
Undertaker
84 SOUTH MAiN STREET
TEL. 90d
Highway l‘cintnlasloucr N. \V.wiif.‘iit‘<
dict, ot' Norwallt. is Uiiililiiiilt‘ streets
its last or. Jill can and the ‘lwlltliiiii
help: appreciated by all Tilt:
now truck at the Standard Oil ("our
potty in doing the ,.work and the
attending: is done nicely.
W ...“...M.
lilt‘
a.
Money well invested-«en Advertise
llani’ordl
j‘l-l 1”.
East Norwaik. inquire 3
Place, East Norwalk.
T0
with
LET“ MODERN
modern improvements.
improvements, East Norwaik. inquire.
ot' it. Joselovsky, First avenue. Eastllmudon, driVer ot' Boston Store deliv-
Norwalk.
118 if
COTTAGE, gain, Mitchell car, ilrst class condi-
in lieu. Good as new, all new tires, with
Meadow street; live rooms with part touring and delivery bodies. Sold for
which, he stated, is an opportunity for
each and every one. The opportunity
has never before been precedonted.
He emphasized the necessity for the
young folks to grasp and appreciate
their opportunity anti not to allow it. to
knock at their door and find them in
slumber.
-ltev. Mr. Siapicton said, “Do not let
the commercial world be bellttled. it
FOR SALEM—Old) AND NiilW llAY.
loose. inquire Mrs. Prentiss, \l'ood-
ward Park. t2. 1115 3t
FOR SALE--All'l‘()il’l()illl.lt}. BAR-
cash at a big sacrliicc. Apply Arthur
ery car. ,125 :it
TO LET»~---1l PLEASANT ROOMS
n.td it‘l'il and all improvements. in-
quire l)., Sentinel office. jZ‘i ti’
TO LET—3 ROOMS, FIRST FLOOR
and collar, $0; three rooms, second
floor and attic, $4.50; land tor garden
with t‘iltii inquire 40 llayviow Ave-
nue. j22 tit
I
T0 LETMRENTS 1N NORWALK.
South Norwalk, East Norwaik anti
itowayton, ranging from $5.00 to
$35.00 per month. One particularly
nice house beautifully situated, ilne
view 1.. 1. Sound. all modern improve-
ments. at $33. Large house at Nor»
walk. pleasantly situated, all improve»
incirts, "' Raymond Bros. 3'23 :lt
TO LET» {HOUSE 88 SOl'TH MAIN
St, six rooms and bath. All im-
provcuimits. inquire St; South Main
St. )2‘3 Ill
. TO LET-~~lleEViCN ROOM HOUSE
with. barn, large garden and various
fruit trees. situated in Connecticut
avenue inquire Airs. Rosa 'l‘arlov,
Taylor avcnuc. jlk' tf
T0 LET«-ll ROOM APAli’i‘MidN’i‘
and bath. For further particulars ins
quire at the office oi‘ the Old \\'cii
Clear (‘0. its ti
TO LET Six ROOM t‘l)’l"l‘;\(il€.
all iiiiilt‘tn'l‘lllt‘illfi, 21 Lituoiu avenue;
also cottage N Lincoln lllt'lllll‘. in
quite l'ulicd (iroccry t'o. or itiiiinond
lil'tlt‘t‘i‘} t‘onipuuy. if. 11
TO LETmilA'i‘ll ittll‘Hi-TS .»\'1‘ Hill»
po iicach. itcui for «arson .iil, Ap-
ply to W. 1“. Thomas, t'otupo ill-um
‘pnvliton it? ill
TO LET \l‘.\.ii'i‘.\lil\§'l‘>i .\‘|‘ Nil.
10 i-‘lrtc Si l'inquiru n: oll'lcc ot‘ it.
and ti t‘otsvt t'u it? it
LETv-vi’ltlYA’i'l'i
TO l~‘\\iii.\‘
will rtui llit't‘i_- ltruisiiiil inrur- l'roui
room. stipulth- tor (no, .I ..o n snip
room, “fill all littltllill lll1,il‘\t:ilii‘ll'.\.
tutti». ilwt‘ o“ tricplwnw. .. ill.illlit':~ to
vun’wi' oi rtiy 'l't-t'ut: rusutiuivitv
idiilltii 1i’t‘i'll'i'tii. Atiiil’inh .\il.-?. i".
ll. r4. Itit St'lliliiwi.
.iIi it
TO LET ”'7 ilili).\i lllli'n‘iC, Tl
\\'oovl\vnrtl \tc. lit-nt Sill litquttc
The South Not-unlit Trust (‘0. jltl tt'
TO LET l‘..\l.l" litil‘b‘l'l tl\' l‘l‘T-
nnlu Ave All modern improvements.
ln‘tuuc ’l‘nuttlt: iircsnail, .1; \\'c.~t
.\ic.. Stutit .\'ciwaik. j-l It"
To LET ”SEVEN iltltlll iltll'h‘l‘i.
all in’tiu‘olvtnents ‘37: Quititard .v\vc.
illilillll' A. .i t‘oliins t'o., 13 North
.\lnin St.
is if
“ TO LET u-Al’All'l‘illCX’l-‘S A'I‘ :lil-ali
i‘bapcl street. Norwailt. it‘rcslily dec-
oratcd. iuodct‘n improvements. in-
quire tilt South Main St, South Nor-
walk. still ti
TO LET-~110l'Sl‘l 21 UNION S'i‘.,
17 rooms. all conveniences; suitable
for hoarding house, but will be altered
to suit tenant The Hatch & liaiiey
tlo. inl‘lfii ti
TO LET ilA.\ili.'i‘ON A\'l'1., llAldt‘
oi twod'uuilly house, ti rooms, and ti»
room liar; nil improvements; good coil-
tiltion; one block from """Wid station.
Joseph it. Taylor sill tl
‘ Harassment?
TUTORING‘ )1.
Address llox Zizh‘,
(Iona.
ii. SMITH. M.
South
A.
Norwallt,
jut (it
HAT TRIMMERB.
National Organization Plan Originator
in New York.
According to iuiornuttion that. contra
by way 01‘ Newark nvwnpupcru a plan
to oriutnlm' a national anaoviatlon ot'
lint trlttutwrs, havinu its inception in
Now York city. has been lil‘l‘millil‘li to
tho lrlnttm-rn in the Orange district.
but. may not meet with general favor
iherc.
The Newark, N. .l., News says ot’
the mullet as it relates to that local-
lly:
“A plan in on root to organize a tilt,
tioual aasocialion of lint trimmers in
tho iltiiied Storm. The utthetnc is said
to have originated with tho New York
city trimmers and they have succeed-
ed in interesting route of the Ncwark
trimmers in the plan. Opposition is
expected, however, among the Orange
hat trimmers. a large numiwr of whom
believe the scvm‘al independent asso-
ciations hotter able to cope with the
situations existing in the different let's
ritorles. The claim is also put up that
a national association Would‘prove a
financial burden to the members of the
meat in The Sentinel. ,
, various trimmers' unions."
FOR SALEJFHREE PIECE OAK is as noble as any realm that calls
bedroom suite; also oak bookcase, for" M UH? present time,"
sale cheap. Address Furniture, carol in closing advice to the graduates,
“”5 oi’t‘icc. $24 3t: the speaker stated, “it is well to take
innto yourselves the clement of reli-
FOR SALEwHORSifl, SUITABLE, ~
for saddle and wagon. inquire 17}ai)ility‘. as you enter the business
North Main street. j24 lit world. for the age of honesty is near-
er us at present than it has been for
a quarter ot‘ a century. To thine own-
self be true anti in thine owu heart
be true, and then all things are pos~
sibic for you."
Edward Nash Fast, treasurer of the
Fidelity Title and Trust (L‘ompany~ ot‘
Stamford, proved an admirable choice
for chairman, and the stories which ill-
terspersed his introductions, were
heartily appreciated b‘y all present.
Mr. Fast congratulated South Norwalk
On having a Mcrrili's Business Col-
FOR SALE—EIGHT it‘OO'l‘ STORE
chuntcr. $5.50. inquire Mitchell’s it‘ur~
allure Store. 031 ti'
FOR SALE
Gasoline Yacht
“Dorryn”
maratmme new tag; anvtmriE
Nomlk Water- CO‘mmlulonen Had to
Get Special Machvinery'l'or Cut.
. ting Pipe
Directly opposite the houses of the
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company
and the Phoenix Engine Company in
Norwaik, there is a large hole in the
street At the bottom of this hole,
which has been there about a week,
there is seen to he a water main. {w-
tomobillsts and others have been to
gistering objections to the opening and
the merchants in the vicinity have also
been doing a little kicking,r against the
Norwnik board of water commission-
ers, but these latter do not seem to re-
alize that the hole has been left there
for there benefit.
Not having on hand any machine for
do g the work of cutting the twelve
inch main without disconnecting the
suppi ', the board sent away for such
a con rivance. Part of the machine
was received during last week
but the other part did not or.
rive until yesterday. This morning the
expert on the machine arrived and the
work was commenced.
With the arrangement now secured
pipe will be cut, connected and clos—
ed again and but a few drops ot’. water
will be lost. No water will be shut
off and the citizens will continue using
their seventy-pound pressure unhind-
eredl' it. is expected that. the hole will
be closed up by tomorrow night at the
latest.
After this hydrant has been install
A week or omre ago it was decided ‘. M, the new 0m. being arranged with
to install a new hydrant at this pointp the six inch outlet, tor tire use to re
and the water commisioncrs slartctliptml0 the 0p] tour-inch pipe, 11 line ot'
1“ 10 ‘10 “10 work. The 11010 W115 (“‘33 pipe will be laid across the street to
and the adjoining DI‘ODUYWOWUOFSlllid:connoct the other hydrant on that
occupants ot’ stores and houses, wet-c.1104],3 wesqt‘i’lnad‘nsiifi'i‘ ET ET ETEIG
notitied that the water must be shut . stile.
on‘ for about a day. So strong was the _,__,-________~.M______
objection to having the water shut off, ”Dyflbepgta 13 our nationat ailment
that the water conunissloners decided Burdock illood Bitters is the national
to get a machine for cutting the pipelcm'e TOY it it strengthens the stom-
ach membranes, promotes flow of di-
to make the connection without incon-l
venlencing the citizens.
gestive juices. purifies the blood,
builds you up.
on; runs:
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Dividend Notice
THE sou-re NORWALK aAvmoo , 5
BA K.
South Norwalk, Conn.
At a meeting at the directors 0: my
bank held this day, a dividend at the
rat: 01‘ four per cent. per annum Wu.
declared to depositors from the sam-
ings of the six months ending Jim.
30, .1912. The same will be entered
on llflES'iJODiiS and paid on and after
July ill, 1912. .
By order ol the Board oi! Directom ‘
GEORGE L. WOODWARD,
Treasurer.
June 17, 1912
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3 o , e .
Drvrdend Notice .
125th Semi-Annual Dividend of Til.
Norwalk Savings Society.
Norwalk, Conn,
June 13, 1912.
At a meeting of Directors of Mill
Society held this day, a dlvidend,'u.-t _
the rate ot' four (4) per cent. per ant--
nutn was declared to Depositors ifronl . .
the earnings of the six months end~
lug June till. 1912.
The same will he entered on pm
hooks and paid on and after July 10.
1912.
ily order of the Board of Diroo)
tors. "'
FREDERICK A. ELLS,
122 l‘.’t Treasurer.
iege. He said that Stamford has hccn
hot-merly Owned by James Golden. under the influence of a M‘ot-rill's c01-l
1
Length over all it”) it. 7 tall logo for some years, and is in fact
Length water line 40 it. 0 in.l pretty well "illerrlilizcd." isle claimed
lie-1m 9 ft. 7 in! sttcccss tor the three Merrlii’s schools]
thought it it. ti in: for they were founded on honesty, in-
Finished in Mahogany. l tcgrity and honor, and they give value!
i received and more. i
For terms and particulars apply or‘
a dd rcss
Sentinel Office i
South Norwaik
FOR. SALE
Smith’s island .
8
Fly lures ot' laud, nub Twill lot: or
:~..or.- ltoiii nut to \l: .lll \lll‘ln
1"02‘ terms and lttli'iit'liizits nil
Thornton Smith
Lock Box 7.
ricer of the Remington
("oitiinitiy. Wits on hand to prcscnt the
annual slit-(grim cold incdnl to thc pupil
among the graduates who had earned
the prize by his tiilluouco. All
plvascd when ili' announced the will—
‘ nor. a ,vounu mun, itichnrd i’odzciiii.
union: the shorthand
graduates
Adrian liwiuhl chp,
in a m-ut presentation spec -h, undiv-
crui to Kilt-n Mabel R. Dickson, ot‘ the
tit-paritucul. and
\\ t‘i't‘
short build
as. alumni prlzrs tni‘ timid work.
.\t the completion of the (‘Xt‘i'i‘iSl‘H,
nlolill‘ toward lo:;:o, the iloor was
clotiicti lliltl lilllli in: enjoyed for aimut
.ilil hour, liH' lie Luxc ()l‘cliostl‘n lur-
‘ llitliliilt'. music A punch bowl in oil“
corner ot‘ the warm room proved most
It":
tlt‘llt't‘
iil't“-\
Westport. Conn.
jg.) .it popular.
The pronrnnt its pvt-scaled inst cw“
iliilii follows:
ilart-lt .................... Orciwstra
invocation ~~~lit-\'. William (2. Studwoll,
SUMMER TIMETABLE
(in and altar Monday. June lT, lilifl.
the new and roiiilnmlious
S\TF?MEF H\UNTINGTIL1‘.0N. t it, 1)., of Si. Mark's (‘iliii'i‘ih Min.
('npl. \‘ll lam t: 'ounu. wi run as, . . .
t'«\ilo\\.—:: 1.4 are Huntington for .\'or» ntnpolis, Minn.
Remarks by (Vililli‘iiltiilm~i‘ltiWIll‘il Nash
il‘nsl, treasurer, Fidelity Title and
Trust'(‘ontpauy, Stamford.
. Scicrtiou .................. Orchestra
Address to liradutituswRev. .lohu Sta-
pinion, Pastor South Norwaik (‘On-
urcuationnl church.
walk Mondays and Fridays at Gulf» a..
n. anti '..’ $20 1. 111. Leave Norwalk t'or,
tluutlua'on llcntluys atid it‘rldays all
h: 1'. .t. in. and 7.1110 p. m. i-lxcursion
tit kcis Lil cunts Single taro till cents.
(‘itlitlrcit : in 1: years. excursion iii;
ct-nts. Sinulc l‘arc. 25 cents. l’asscn-
unit»; from Norwaik by Rz-ifi a. lit. boatf
will have four hours at. Huntington. Splecut)“ .................. Orchestra
tlur Slimmer schedule gives the lll‘ii‘ Pacscntation ot’ illploittas~~lieix .iohn
pic ot' l‘onnccttcut an timing on the ‘ 1‘
new liliti commodious steamer iitlnt—t billlltiOll.
tuition across the sound and over one AWili‘liillK 0i Alumni PI‘iZiPBWI‘ill‘il‘“
ot' iin- tincsi silt-ole of water in the, Dwight. Keep, South Noi'wmk Mgr.
, ,r - . . . .. .l — ,,
wot u. .luutinnton lip}. with stcntt) , rill Alumni, Class 139,.
uttwtruairvoti. Parties of 10 or more'
can liihi'i‘ arrangements with the can1 ”WWW!“ “’1 Remington (:oill “(‘d'
my" to stop at Valley (trove. tilwt‘lonuecllcui Manager Remington
lltltttlilttt W '
iicnctllction-miter. William (l. Stud
SOLVENT NOTICE.
well.
The list. of graduates foliown:
shorthand Department.
til i ‘ t“ \' ll 1' l t Mabel it. Dickson.
H r ct o torwa t. tut. l'Olii c ., , .
Ulllll‘l. intri- iii, A. it, tat-.2. “1"” " “Tum"
Estate ot‘ James (ioilit‘ll. into 0i? ”PM!" 13. 1‘ o ‘1'
Alice it). llylic.
(.il‘ill'o V. Howard.
Elizabeth l-im‘ris.
Mrs. Hattie IA. (traw.
Mary ll. Kantian.
Alice V. Llndwuil,
Annie l. Lynch.
Elizabeth 1.. Murphy.
Kathryn iu‘. Mulroney.
Alttt'l' l9. Peyton.
l-Ztnma 1c. Radian.
Mary L. flntitit.
Elizabeth 'i‘nrlor. .
liluto i). 'I‘aviln.
Agnes til. Wold.
limit 1.. Anunuiscn.
How] MahflCkemO“ (liturlos unnum-
J. R. CONNOR, Mg“ ‘ litlwlcy 16. Smith.
' ‘ ’ Janina w. Kelly.
Everltt it. Mapolher.
Richard Podzelni.
Commerclbl Department.
Louise Brttnehwein.
Vcneia Ii. Buttery.
1 Ruth A .r‘agmi.
Sarah J. Mead. ”
”Grace (3. Taylor.
. Elizabeth Tarlov.
Arthur w. Clark.
Howard E. Mead.
Joint tr. Lynch.
Norwuik, in said District, deceased.
_ 'i‘hc (‘ourt of Probate for tho lilu‘
‘irict ot' Norwulk. built limited and al-
lowed six months from the (bile bore—
oi’ for tho creditors ot' said estate to
exhibit liltii‘ l'iallnu tor Hottlommit.
Those who neutral to present. their
aromas, properly attested, within
said limo, will hp llohurrml a rot‘ov-
cry, All pcruottn indebted to said cs4
title are l‘t'itlltltlmd to make intuit:-
tliatc I'.l,\‘il|i:llii to
EMMA ii. titliilllilN.
Admiulstrntrix.
lid 11.“. 33
Service and Cuisine Up-to-Dlte I
hate. $2 per day and Upward. l
SUNDAY DINNERS 76c
Banquets a Specialty
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Alumnus 'tlT.
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Louise [trust-bwcin, ot' the contmur -1:tl .
dcpnritnvttt, a $1.31» cold plow Mitfii,‘
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true friend in the kitchen. This Set consists of eight handy and indispensable
utensils. which will make culinary duties a pleasure every day in the year:
One Meat Cleaver. oil tempered steel, extra heavy. retail value .. .$ .75
‘ One high grade. oil tempered steel Carving Knife. retail value .. . . . . . . ..
‘One high grade. oil tempered steel Bread Knife, retail value . . . . . . . ..
One high grade Meat Saw. tempered steel blade, retail value . .. . . . . . . .. .
. One imported Sharpening Stone, retail value V
Ono extra strong Can Opener, retail value
One high grade Faring Knife, oil tempered steel, retail value . .. . . .
Our: high grade Pot Fork, oil tempered steel, retail value ...............
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