~ Free Library.
._ “to become 11 member may
Headaches.
81110111111111.
Continuation.
Ayer'o Pills. .
you: Pill».
' NORWALK
‘Mrs. W. 11 Baker, of Edlle avenue,
to bemouniug the loss 01' a diamond
from her ring
. ...._..~—....
J. C. Press has left the employ oi
the C. & K. Company for 11 more in
‘crative position. .
The J. B. Raymond pile driver is at
twork at the lintch & Bailey oOmpany s
l‘u‘mher docks enacting improvements
‘l‘n the dock frontag1
, j The Sunday school board of
933711.31 AVenue Methodist Episcopal
church, met. last evening, and tran-
seated routine business.
Harry Waters has taken the post
,1 1:101: in .the C1esoent Laundry vacated
by William Gumbart 011 the occ nsion
of his return to Columbia College.
Mr. and‘Mrs. EdWarfi S. Merritt and
‘ Charles H Aisthorpe. of Seaview'nve~
nue, autoed to Peeksklll Saturday inst
.. and returned with Mrs. Aisthorpe who
has been visiting Mrs. Merritt’s par
ants in that place.
Dr. Charles D. Tobey and crew re
turned from the liildneport oyster
_ grounds yesterday with a catch which
they turned over to Captain Howard
._1,9Wndes Among the crew were Wil
11am Tobev,Ed1\a1d 'l‘ohoy and (lap-
’ 13in Chailes Romson.
to Bridgeport with the favorable wea-
ther this morning.
Natural growth oystermen are not
doing well at the Bridgeport grounds
this season. There was practically
no set and it is expected that. the work
will not last three weeks. Most of
the oystermcn are expected to return
home at the expiration oi" next week,
although a number 11!‘ the old timers
,‘ Will'stiok it out, until 11111- nre 11111-
, Vinced that there is nothing runner to
be gained by remaining
"xmj‘v‘N/“x
OWAYTON
Mum‘s
' W1.
Miss ii in Kelir'r is iht1 ”nest of Miss
£0130 Clark, of l’i‘llilllfvel' street.
The local oystermun are busily c11-
gazed at this season in fishing.
Elwood Broadway 111111 Miss Lydia
vou'djldullcr, of this place. vlshed Miss
V'on‘hlullcr‘s rclutivcs over Saturday
and Sunday.
The Circulation llook (‘luh is being
. formed for the season oi" llll‘Z-lli. "l‘lw.
' "cost of membership will be, 11hout one
dollar. At. the end ol‘ the season the
books will he added to the itowuyton
Any person who wishes
'phoue or
name to Mrs. liopps, Mre.
or Mrs. Godfrey.
' 5 send her
’ Hueklev
her 1st, in order to have books ready
for circulation by October lfith.
‘ , “womw
‘ DARIEN .’
7? ~, AND ‘
.Nouorop
w-J
litre. Samuel Hughes of Maple ave-
‘ he spent Friday atturnoon'with Miss
flflayter at Rose Cottage.
The church has 11 remarkably good
1' and 1111 organ that would do creda
_ a church or more pretentious also.
on visiting for the past month
relatives here 7221 youterduy (or
' Ala.l their home.
work. N. J,. 1111' three weeks he“.
“ ead Aches? Go To Your Doctor"
1 , . 1' doctor says this is all right; remélnbrr it ,
the ‘
They returned .
fir. and Mrs. 1111511111 Cantrell. who
' . Mary lit. 111111111 who has beeh‘
Headaches. Headaches.
Willingness. Billoumm.
Constipation. ., . Constipation.
Am" a filly. . :Aycr. 11 Pills.
Lmeoow nun
- enamel ‘
..- Mm... _. {
ind license will 1.. 12111111111 with out a
doubt “General Apathy" is the worst
enemy, no lineage 1m... got
The 151111011111 lieasluo 01' then . . E.
Church, putrid 8. Shlppl‘in preuldent
[will hold a socialal‘file upon next Thurs
day evening. .‘I‘liero should he a very
fllurgu Attendance 113 the committee in
luhurge have a program Which will he
as interesting as it in sure to he not
1110.1
Professor Wllllam E. Chancellor has
returned from a long lecture tour in
the far west. and spent the week, with
his mother and children on Malu‘
street, l‘larleu. 111111 goes to Washing; ‘
ton, D (1.. where he will lecture on‘.
“Classics" before at least one thousand
students at Carnegie 1.11111 His many‘ ,
friends in Norwalk will be glad to heat ;
‘ of his deserved success.
Rev. George Benton Smith preached
to a large congregation at Darlen M.
E. Church Sunday morning. Hie text
was let Samuel '6 chapter, Sth verso
The discourse was evidently in line
with the great question which now
agitatos the town whether it shall vote
against licensing the saloons or not
ills discourse gave evidence of a deep
study and thought. In the interlude
Mrs. 'lii'dwurd Sisson sang with pleasing
ehech
FRENCH ARMY COMPLIMENTED.
.‘ PARIS. Sept. 24.—wflrnnd Duke Nich-
olas,’oi’ Russia, and ‘Geu. ltuulbm's ex-
press today their high admiration of
the great progress of the French or
my. They have just completed a mi~
1111111. oxaliiinutlox1 of its work by re-
viewing the. rock 20th Army Corps,
which guards the lemon t‘ronllel‘.
Both are quoted in interviews as
being particularly struck by the disci-
pline, endurance 11nd steadiness ol’
the troops, by the perforation of their:
war material and by the exploits ot.’
the (13’1"01'11 11f tin1 liking corps.
The grand duh-1:. intends to make :1
drtullod technical report to tho lins-
slun mnporor, and us 11 result. it is ex-
peeled thnt some of the 1::1'1‘111111d
iucthois ol‘ the French :mnv will he
int1oduood in the Russian 1111111
ROOSEVELTIN l
0111111111 11111111
CHANDLER, Okla. Sept. dim-With
11in urivul in Oklahoma tutlny. (fol.
Rosevelt begun his last stake. 01‘ his
him through the South. He will
spend a week in the southern and
l111111s~1111ntineni.ul tour, which will take
southeastern states.
‘ Col. Roosevelt spent two hours in
Chandler on his arrival early today
hoiore starting for Oklahoma City, at
which place 111' was to spend most of
the day. lie was to remain in Okla‘
lioniaCity until midnight, leaving for.
Arkansas. Thence he goes eastward?
The colonel received word today thutl
instead of going to New York from‘
North Carolina, where he is to speak
.on Monday of next week. arrange
1111,1111}; have been made tor a trip to
'l'onneseo on Tuesday, with addresses
at Chattanooga null Knoxville lie. will
r1 och New York at 1111111 on Wednoio
, tin; .
l Plans for tho remainder of Colonel
The list‘ 11. ms ”.11.; rnnil'uiun 1m... 1m." map . which is situated in connection with
of three. books one of which will he lied 9.... mm“...
cit-0311.11 must be sent in before. Onto-11mm," home fiom \Vmineminy oi 1111M. 'lltll have 111 rineercd the sole
iv The toloncl will
I1111111211 until the following Monday, 1:11-
lcept for a trip to Wnshlnuton on Fri ‘
day to testify hetero tho senate mun
mltto’o mum: is investigating campaign
contributions. 'l‘hen begins the journey
or ten daye into the Middle West. He
will take hi1; computer: into Ohio. lndi.
one, illlnole and Wisconelnaiid on the
way «hock probably will upend‘two days,
in Pennsylvania. Alter a. lirlet rest
he in to go to New England £011.11 weak.
The closing days of the campaign are
to be spent in New York state.
Wm
H. 0. CASE STRIOKEN.
no.”
Well Known Pythian in Serious Con-
dltlo‘n From Apoploxy.
HARTFORD, 841111. 21419111111111.
11111111, 112 this city. who tor twontl
19101111111111 scale of the 31311611011311,
Knla‘hul 01' 1151111111 of Connecticut.
won ell-lo n hyupopiexy at his home,
1111111111. and is
Mr. Case we: in new haven Thurs
day ' or the New Huron Woeli parade
and title more was taken ill 111111 11111!
‘ its in ’13 {retire old
'4
audio» at he moot prominent;
Baron 1.15111 Marshal V1111 diall—
.l'111' |l111 imperial rhunrolloi'slilp.
3 1:,«11'111111111‘1: 1111111111111'11111 stunning in the
. war. 111110111111 that he was to endeavor
to bring ahout on understanding he- ‘
‘hur husband, Emil Schneider, for di-
yearo has been grand keeper of tho ‘
I’yt‘llrl- . ,_
Eilllltlll GERMAN
11115111111 “Passed Away Alter ,
Short Illness '
W—
- 1132111leWEll.Elt,,Badon, Germany,
Sept. 24~13er1nuny’e moat brilliant di-
plomal Huron Adolf Maruohull Von
lllc‘rberntoln, died hero today after a
short illness.
The baron who had occupied tho po-
sition of German Ambassador in Lou-
121111 only since May this year. had.
come here to take a conruu' of. alka-
line water treatment and was in com
pnritlvely good health unit! a week
11:10. Then he suddenly fell ill and ra-
pidly become worse until he died to—
day. o
The baron had suffered liom an 111,-
tank of influenza earlier in thy year,
and his death is attributed to the after
tlioct, of that malady and to his stron-
urns work slnct' his appointment ‘to
the embassy ihore e.
The huron, who was a native of Ba-
rioo, woo nearly 71! yours old.
lznron Marsclinll von Bierherstoln
wen. regarded as one oi the most 1111-1
1.1uuplishod illplonmls not only in Ger- ‘1
many but throughout the w.0rld Since
the death of Bismark he had been neon
siderod as Germany's “strong man
The 111111.011 in tact stepped into the
shoes (11' Bismark when he left oflice‘
in 1891) humming on 'i‘prll 1 of that;
your Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs. During his term of ofllce he;
conducted negotiations with many for-i
oign powers for commercial trentios‘
which have been in force ever since
with some few modifications. l
in 189-! he became Prussian “lull!“
tor oi‘ Slute 111111 three yours later the
111111111111, recognizing his. abilities as a
stntosumn, appointed him illllll‘da‘Sfl-l
1101' to "Turkey. lie remained at Con--
stuutinople over it yours, but. was of-
l
l
‘ 11111 culled to Berlin lo router with the
11111101"111. it u 111’. oitlu hinted that the
lat-on practit ‘ly omiliollod thooiupor
11'1l'11111lz11 pt 1) lie was strunglv in:
"11101-12‘1 the .1tiil1slon oi (”leimuny'e‘
.1lominlonu in all pulls. ot‘ the world His
views were so well liked 111 the lorman
1111111 that. lie who often mentioned
The buron was 1'111'1- 11.1(‘1‘01‘Hl‘lll in
111:1lutuininn tho influence of (it finally
in Near l'lnstl'rn utt’nirs. and it was
considered due to his diplonnicy that
'i‘iil'liish l1‘.1npirr1 1,111.1 1111111 in. siron’r.
'. l
When he was nouilpmed for the 11111-1
11111.: y in London early this your it
111111111 the two great rivals, Germany
and Great lirltuln.
However well-l‘munhui the report
may have liven that it was the empor-
or}: desire that l11' (mould try to pill-1111'
11 politiclul 112111111111111'111tbetween tho‘
two mirrors. the new flllll):le~lllllDr had.
little opportunity to bring it uhonl. for
he urrivud in Juno 18. only 3 months
1111.1, and since. then been 11111111,;1111 in,
installing; himself in his new surroundv
lugs.
WRIGHT PROPERTY SOLD.
Willott .1\.'ilunt‘ord is considering
the purchase of the Luther M. Wright
property, situutod 111 the corner of
North Main and Union streets, and it
is undorutood that the price to he
paid for the site of the former wheel
wright and blacksmith shop to $25,001}
JActordiug to report Mr. llunl’ord in
tends building upon tho property
‘hlr. unnumblh’,1 rurnuo. 'l‘uylor £1. (ll-11
SUES HUSBAND FOR $3,000.
Aunuum it. Schneider who in suing
"MW..- .M._...._«...
voroe nu stated in The Sentinel had
also brought suit against him for
33,000. Papers to that effect were
filed in the town alerk‘e office yester- .
820111, 711411, 8:59;, 1011. 11:101. 12:."
day. Mrs. Schneider is repreuontod
in the case by Attorney lira 0. Greg-
ory. The case into come up the that
Tuesday in November.
‘
tutu—Wwa“
When the mount property grown
too expensive use a 311111111111va
Adv, and sell it.
”sin-111111111 '
1111111 11111111111111
W
is your complexion muddy and pim-
11h
A1111 you situated with tiny rotor or
skin trouble? 1 1 1
Then don't wait another 11111 but 811
now and buy a. Jar or linkers, til" we
entitle remedy tor lulu Atom»
d
111111111 11 1111 . ‘
helm, the hillousnouu,
. tlun, the sick. 1101111 stomach and font
8: 20, 7t 20.
Headache, Billous Simeon, ‘or
constipated Barrels by 3
Morning
' ' 1,
1111111.. outwlhe head
the“ 111111111111.
Turn the
gusesélurn them out tonight and
keep them out with tlnrcurots.
Millions of men and women take a
Descarut now 11111! then and never
know the misery caused by u lazy
liver, clogged boivele or 1111 upset
stomach.
lion’t put in another day of dis~
tress. Let Cuscaret‘acloanse and. reg
ulute your utomnoh; remove the sour,
undigested 111111 tormenting loud and
that misery-making gas; take the ex.
1.1111311 bllo from your liver and carry
out of the system all the constipated
waste matter and poison in the‘ in
routines and bowels Then you will
feel great. ‘
A Cuscuret tonight will surely
straighten you out by morning. They
woik while you filet l A idea!” 130?:
1"l10111 any drug store means a clear
l1oad.sweet stom.11l1 1111:! clean.
hmlthy liver and howol action for
months. 1t‘hlldren love to take Cast-
carats because, they taste good ,.
novcr gripe or sicken.
.‘THREE COUPLES see KDIVORCES
lN OCTOBER TERM.
1Pupers were filed in the superior
court yesterday in three divorce suite
\vthh are returnable to the October
term John Vurao of Brltl'epoit’
‘wnuts to be freed from Eshtor Vargo ,
were ,
oi“ South Norwalk.
married in 15.1113.
Erika Lindqnlet oi Nor walk asks for
The couple
a separation 110111 John Llndqulst of r7 .'
intemperauce and cruelty
this city.
the the grounds. '1‘111 couple weio
married Notemhm 271,18th
lru Savers o‘t ilunhury sues Harri
Sayers of Dunbul's' The couple were
mended Jamel-5.1997 luteniporuure1"“N
11nd touchy are the grounds.
New York New
Havefi & Hart-
is
, 1111111110111)
11111111: TABLE
111 Effect Juno 1, 1912.
W
isouru NO'RWALKr to New voex
A, M."-'13I43X, 1320911, min, 6:09
6:57, 7:2011, 7:46.11. 8:1711. Szhix. 911511.
9:37. 10:20:. 10:45:, 111381. “‘
1’.. M.--l2.53x, 1:03, 113711 (Phlla.
‘and Wash. Exp; goes to Harlem Riv-
er), 214111, 215011, 3:27, 4:15, 4:31:.
13:35. 5223011. 6'40, 615111, 7211):, 7:423.
9:40x, 10:45..
" . Sundays.
A. Dir-1224811; 6:0911, 5141:.
1022011, 11:2“.
P. lit-41225311. 213411, 2:4411, 5:35
5:3811. 7:0011. 7:l2,7:1’12x, 8:2111. 9:42;
10:28.
8:54.
NEW YORK To SOUTHNORWALK.
A. Mn—«tz-lfix, 5:40, 6:4?111. 8:03;
8:5011. 3:11.311, 92151:, 9:42, 10:02::
111105.111. ' , ‘
P. lit—«12:03.11, 1:05, 1188:, 2104:.
2:5711. 3:301, 4:1511, 11:28:, 5:05:11
71:14.11. 5:25, dzillx, 6:03.11, 81:, 8:10:
921, llzlill llx, 11:80. 1211.
Sunday.
A. iii.~—~6. 8323:. 8:5611, 910311. 9.:391.
1010811. 1111. 1
P. M.-—12:04. 1102:. 510211,
mama-
GOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN. ,
A Mula‘lllx, 1:1“, 1:571, 9: 09.
7: 23. 9.1311. 9:541. l010333, 11:11:.
P. iii ~13. 071,1 .7: 14:1. 3' 2212
4226:. 51121, d; 1.43:. 8:17, 7:103. 9: 091
912811. 10:09:. 11:13.
:1
Sundays.
A. 31.2le 22:, 1:671. 1 W43 7' 44.
10.0711. 10: 541, 11: 11:1. “
Pu ”1&2: 081,‘6 6110’ ao‘e. 7;;10“.
8:19. 9:541, 1015”. » ' .
AN .-1~1: 30.
‘r. 11.«1:'25.’a
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.4
.9211“. ~1..w.1lks titluugh the
M
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.n .. ~11 ‘ ~. ..,. 14 room
““‘thee
1 00111an Thu Wednesday, Sept. 25th—.
J:
:1
a .. rmond. Savannah and Jackson-
~rw~¢
that, .
~ awn»...
" e P91111111 Suit or the latent design. and
, d
A" HER WEEK OF GAL
EVENTS AT THE HOME OF A‘
Wfinder Vaudeville
A delectable playhouse for discriminate
, lug theatrexgoers. This is a pro
won that you really can't 111101111 10
. its. Extraordinary unauualed 11t~
..ra111011 initial visit hero of tho
.. wonderful woman who 111111 not the
world mad. She has put a Hit in
.1111 Veil of the l’uture,11lelt tho cm'v
tillli from the poet and bored the
secrets of the preeent. She is corn
lug here for 11 1111111111 of mysterious
seuhceu at Holt 1;.
Thu Mys-
EVA RAY,
“TPQ‘W oughtor of Delphi. "
llfitl‘flflfi oi the tituhatmus. and
high prleettuo of psychology oracle
marine adopts. 11111111 ipropli‘etues of
111111.111? phantoms and messenger
from posthumouu Are you in late".
*you looking tor a sweetheart
01' wife? Ale you worrying over
hillduotlo? Are you pe' pinned about
anything? See Eva ltav at l-iov'ts
,liéi‘ will tell you err-1 vthlng'. Your
lie. is 1111 open book to her.
the London
special feature
1111111111 hit,
THE MAC LEVY MARVELS.
Gym‘uriets from the Old World with-
out euual.
lilppo-
Tho Distinguished Character Star,
WALTER DANlELs AND 60..
info New 11111 interesting Episode:
Laughter Creators that never fail,
CANFIELD AND CARLTON.
"limnflh Joy li‘tinsloru, presenting
.lllilll“ comedy, The Bounty Boy.
Quality Entoitniners,
. .. COOPER AND iii CARDO ‘
A‘ ‘l‘ltiiiity \laid and t1 llnshl‘ul lloy.
‘l’ .1“? THE HOYTSCOPE
Always; Good Often til'ient.
1.- W"
1.; L
THE NEW
camland.
ifillgcmwus THE MARVEL.
fill 111 is it human oi 11101111111111 1l'.‘
Today you will sue {lit-chants exposed,1
only after onth net-11111111111219. Eric-l
11111111211111
11 hands with .1011 and you won‘t“
1111011 whether you are, shaking 1111111111
11111111} human being or machine.
Don‘t“l full to see it woik. l
\llth sir. mole of pictures teddy. ‘
mgamug reels are:
MN 'Golony»~n wasteiu‘ pio‘
Young Wild West Leads a Raids—A \l
eastern tincture. in one grand: r1111
Brothers-«A very interesting drama:
three mm 11 reels
Blazing the Trail—~ A 101 lilsou ion-é
lure ill]. in two My: reels. ’,I‘he
"“world‘s famous piétures. About. 1,000"
indiuns and- soldiers in the cast.‘
mt miss it. Something worlhi
lrl‘lg miles to see ,
Ma idea every Saturday at 2: 30 p. m. ’1
Doors open 7. Performance 7: 30.
we 3.411 T ickets
or
‘Old Dominion Line. Savannah Linc,
Clyde Line
to
Old «Point Comfort.
o
I
Norfolk, Rich-
Ville, etc.
Ask Us For Rates.
1.111 LAYTON 31 Co
(lncorpomtodl
REAt ESTATE AND lNSURANCE
AGENTS
'5. fi‘wfiflmad Ave. South Norwalk. Ct.
.11....»
LET THE
abbrwalk Furniture
House
tumult you for your home with a
W polished l)inln1,~roou1 Suit and
3 him that will save your coal bill
ammuhot will bake at all times, and
toruyour odd pieces or Furniture at
any. description. so to the
‘NDFIWALK l'URNlTURE HOUSE.
ill-til Wall 91.. Norwllk Conn.
(‘Stlddulm'e to 3‘. A. Mitchell.)
All our 11110111111111 and repairing is
111' 11 firemen French cabinet
politho‘iflurmorly with it 11
‘11. lithium.
1111611113112 ‘
1 eliminator AMMM" new-2M1."
. VEvN RAILROAD. .
HARTFORD. 30111.21 ~siut against
the New "York. New flavor: and Hurt-‘2
in which damages.
0“! $20, 000 are asked wag onteled in
the limited States district court here
ford Railroad Go,
yoatei'duy in Mrs. Rosie Poutello, Wld'
ow oi” Auuello Pontollo, The deceased
was employed by the ruliroud‘ us .11
track walker and during the discharge
at his duties he won killed on the out-
skirts of Hartford last May. The com~
pluint alleges that: the engineer of the
train that utruck Pontello was unable
to see over the top of the. boiler; when
turning to the left; that; the whistle
rope wag not in a position to he used
by the firemen: that no proper warn-
ing was sounded; and that the com-
pnny was negligent.
m» .WW .... u...
A LITTLE
1.8. M.
PAINT
GOES A LONG WAY
it is by for the cheapest paint to ‘
use. not only in its first cost, but be-
cause of its great durability as well.
A full assortment of colors always in‘
stock. _
CHAS. E. DOW
Washington St. South Nor-walk.
.m‘,. w” ... _. _
MW
l8 A GOOD TlME TO
Paint
1W0 will he 1111111111111 to sub—
niit estimates for y'oui work.
THE ’
GORHAM
CO.
DECO'RATORS
to First St. East Norwalk
Tel. 452.
THE FABRICS WE SHOW
are the very intent creutlons for
summer styles. Como and choose
your cloth and let us tailor you a per-
fect fitting suit. 01111 that will give
you a distinguished appearance among
well dressed men. Our workmen are
artists and turn out perlect work.
John Kubovic
213 WASHINGTON 87..
.OUTH NOflWALK
Tutu I
Wyn—1mm". -..........u.--w M.
HOUBIWIVEB
, Read About
OWN! ALUMlNUM WARE.
it to an «twinned fact that
8w!“ Aluminum Cooking Uten-
sils are unperlor to those made
11! any other motel. Thin lips
' been proven by 111111111111: re
1.11.111 as the tom allow that
no 11111111131111, rust, nickel-oxides
or injurious other can form.“ '
matter how it is out! Neither
ll him any doom 11111111111115.
in With enamel were.
.‘ “kw.
1 1 it in an excellent but conditio- .
"tor, which moon! q‘uloir‘ bellig‘
.1114 11111113111111 i
Weight; 1111:1111 it, m7 to it
11111111111 silvery-White 11110111“
1 manure 111 pleasing 11111! 1111111111
in" ulotto , 000...! 1’ ”11:17 1113‘:
’ um W on 11 t
‘ that in mm 9
toms
“."THE PLACE"
They Stand the Test
There is no guesswork about, the
iiild’l‘l‘i. Their value is at once 1'11:
cognizod.
. 3.50 4.001 4.1.50
TW 0 STORES
South Norwallt
Norwalk
for you to be warm in your new
house this winter is to have us insist
5‘ 11 Heating System that will keep 11:11
1 comfortable on the coldest day!
l We'll "study the location of your
rooms, the facilities 0! the house and
tell you whether a Hot Air Hot Water
01' Steam System will satisfy you heist.
‘The Jones 81 llotchkiss
Company
1 Phone 742 NORWALK CONN.
Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers leave Pier
28. East River. New York (tool
of l,)O\'er1sfreetl. every day (ex
cept Sunday: at .‘l p. m. .Froighl
received at Norwnlk up .to 4 p.
m. and South Norwalx 11p to 5:30
p. 111.
Norwalk Steamboat Company
Arming J. Smith, c. C. Hegemon,
Leuco. General Aoen’t.
‘That can
Sitting
Room
Made Cosy with a Gas
Radiator or Cylindircal
Gas‘ Stove just the
thing for rooms used
. occasional)! when great
“heat "3 «not constantly
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