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dittorence bow dull, dudéd, brittle and
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.ha'n‘dedtbe commlteee the complete i won Nut-walk All?“ 11 population of; 9,;l
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ambition 1 to the: bill.
' drew the bill. all of which proceeding
, it great extent.
bin ten minutes with» an appli- ‘
inzmyour bed: will be light. ‘iluiiy
bud wavy, and have. an appearance at
thuirfi' licW‘lt’l” lustre;
condone-1 m lmnrtnm: «In» finality
and thinner-oi 1 true :lmr health:
diet 11125 cent boiliooilinowiton's
Danderino from any drug store. or
‘toilét: counter. and prom. to 'yourneii
tonightwnoer-tbom your Wu ,1: an
"inroiiy- and bolt on anywtuot it has
boob 'néixleoted or injured by cowlerhil
itrooimoutLtbat'auallrWu surely can
havesbonutitulboin nun; lots at it 11
you: Will‘iust .try'n. littlo Dnnderino. ~
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gtlio-bill was successfully opposed 'liud
, . p {colored withdrawn. ,
. ””310": “M31 Gonorul Runseli Frost. at South
' ‘ ' :Norumilr, was the next speaker i301-i
(Continuedlrorn my page.) Bi:no"~11rom1nentss. The gentleman stutv
"‘ _ J . , ed, that ho would contino liis1re1norlte;
.139 “9" declared inflicts, explaining tlm‘t‘his' purpose.
imam“ “9‘9““? wan-lothrow iig'ni. upon the subject!
Micah“? Ropneeenta- ”in order that the committee might
“"QH‘N‘W “WWW request “we see for itahll what was beét to beldone
town- Allo'ney’iflfin 3- “Wham" ‘i'or The "Norwnlke. He stated that;
_ ng‘lotriioe pi ‘Daudruii' or‘o loose or»
m;w and Mrrfléuir Miriam:
113.1... otters. dew weeks' use; when
‘ dwill actually see now. lupin, line
(Y downy at ii‘rdt~—-yes——but really
“19‘1““ ““9 Willi“. 031: your! bait; -. No
Dandiorine. and: ‘zoare'iuly draw: it»
through. your hair. taking. one- well
"-3113,.
open on ll. B; 1”
drain of the bill- lO ’bé “Mimi“ ‘0' icon; the other; South Norwiuk, more.
the lnccmlllglegdllil 3‘25“” 9'9“?“ population of about 10,000; a are ans-I
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‘s a sligh diversion, Attorney
W51“ prayed that the committeersus- tile town of Nor-walk over' nil. ' 3211
111.8191: the hearing, on H. B. 191 1.07.51“ ‘sides, there are vm'lous villages or
minutes to bear a short argument in 'communities. On the Norwnlk end}
v
favor of a bill introduced, granting were Silvermine and Crunbury and at
the East Nor-walk Fire District the the South Norwalk end were Went
POW-B“ t9 ‘3? sidewalks and gutters. 1Nnrwaiknndxflowau'ton.tbe‘lntter with
Thin request was granted and a. brief 1 a. population. or 600.1to 1.000,. These
‘nrgu‘ment" presented by Attorney ‘ 1mm, no municipal governmentalbut
‘EWnlsh, counsel for the district, con-jam controlledmade or ms by civic
oiuded; thin hearing. them being “o‘coganizuiona. ,,
‘ , ‘ . . The consolidation azuotioIilmobeai1
.‘Attormowwnsahtnenbegan to speak carried on for the post twenty-live
QE’WQ'WIIGHW‘MIMRMW“ “1' :yem. the pendulum swinging first
“norm-$1 b?! M‘WTWV” Light, Tone woyand their thootlwr. In 1908
“he!“ mo» immediately and WMOM ! a division bill was presentednndpnu-
caution mommimd We“ the noisy both branches «it tho Imam-1
Mr “r? 11181“ W “M ”w M- !ture bu1t1veioedbyGovornor Chamber.
nnooohmarwoiuiilodsomewnnt. lie on MIL. '
. A‘ year ago loot fall the town voted
“W“‘Mm‘b 0“" “WW“ W“ on the abstract question otconaoiidw
lelm-mfi’m of 170““ tion for the purpono oi ascertaining
etbod: MI. m: Seymour m1 “mm itrictn. The result favored consolida-
to-1 wit“? tho Nlli anal Waffle“ 3 tion by more thou two to one. in
‘th‘ut‘Atlrooommoe‘ “WM ii “13“. March 1912, a town meeting was cali-
mmmwhb “WIN “1“ ,ed to appoint: a. charter committee.
bulimitbnzmtiiiom wanznobody that 1 Thin won» the largest town meeting
~lt be withdraw! ‘in order that mottérs. ever held “no that time. By ‘ 3mg
~migi1t M cl‘enrtd up. '
{many it was voted to appoint that
committee. r11. chatter woo preparati-
aud at a. town maa'ting- bold. in 'De-
camber tho committed reported and it
was unanimously voted to accept the
report; nail tint it complete it and
‘ submit it to the legislature. Tupi win
was pleasing to me antimonsolloaiionr the nitration up to but Match. Than
tor wiih'tmfieymow Pm withdrawn. '_ the asitntion was continued and" as
tho whole question was simvllfled 10‘ a reunite. muting was held at the Ar-
, luxury at which it with votcd to instruct
The hearing was then resumed on . the representatives of the town to
‘11. B. 191. bolus the communion ‘ withdraw the charter. At that meet.
charter committee's effort. in; 1.150 votes were ‘cnat and the rum
James T. Hilbbfill. Of the firm 0! ‘joflty. secured by the ODPONUOD \vu
,‘Walsh‘ «it iiubboil, of aorwalk, nub- i 334, So We, now have. um, . decid-
mitten 10‘ UK: company fl ““8101! ivo void by ballot for comolidnilon by
courier hill. 3 2 to 1; then a town meeting at which
it was agreed to limit the hearing; by a large majority a charm commit-
to two hours. dividing the time equal- m, wna anointed; than tho report of
deméantntive Mameis stated that
it that was thonense oi the meeting
he would withdraw the bill, Mr. 1.13m
informed him that it would nave time
whores! Mr. Mntbeie formally'wltu.
gly, he did not decide to urge such‘v‘ol n
tho next weaker and said briefly that
who said that lie had lived. in oil
imittee that Nnrwulu people were roul- i that
a: one of whlclil
trict, East Norwnlk, with a population 1 which had. 51‘an togeth’ec, however,
oi'n‘bout three or four thousand and;
.f‘
, in...»
flow wunuch that the conunlitoe .
minht bow iuaiiiiom in ,nimlyluo tho
questioniy‘tnorofigbiyp pmporo a (Bill!!-
tor of 11331“;an it Dblvbedinud‘mivo 1
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‘ Tyoutiitui-lool‘rmmFm prevent introni ,
W1 m-1m_w1m1m:,m,
Health. it given obnoluta «urination
‘ ondextew applications will restore lino
uni color. give vitality to my and
round. halomdwnmnyenil. m. oi. .
,‘Dnndrui'fi Bountiful" natural; oolbred,
yout ‘ _ ‘ng,hnir.,moibhn1nuy~, 1
thing nine-.1 contribute: 1‘ momma
zood‘iookl. ’,
Barrio Heir Health: 1.“ keeping tbnuu
outlaw! maximum duly. natural
colored and beautiful, You'll never
regret buying-it when you‘ see the dib‘ .
terence it makes in your announce.
Elmo: minimum and tokmitto tho
following druxgiets and get a. 500. hot-
tlo‘ 01' Bull's. maximum 11 260.
cake of Hui-lino soup. for 50o; or $1.00
1bottle obliny'o Hoir.~Health and two
250. cakea'oi Hardin: Soap Free, for $1. '
oouri’o but to desire "flint tire pawl
dbould be given the owortuMW'Mme- *
calmly magnoliboruelymwthoir bola pilgth ‘ 1. 1 .,
into one way, or the other. ‘ ' I,” , lune Continued; wingttbnteiio.
Representative Hurry Rider was Won told that South Norwulk‘ peanut
were notsniisiiegmitn either the com
sulidgtionor oil's-induchuriera. This
stand in obviouoly, uninir.
‘ minnow bridge-union. in soon who
construqtedig an example of the at-
titudo 9.!- conhilbitiou of Norwalk to-
wnrdlaouth Norwalit. which was dom-
onntrntod’ior. tl1¢ purpose of bringing
about consolidation.
The cummittee, dcnlring. inform 'lle i'ead1-an1ediioriol from the Norwnlk
tion. stated that they understoodtboi ; paper. issued. junt previous totho Ar-
ihey beard, three parties, consolidarihory muting. innwhich the editor ,
tiouiuis. divisionicts, and atandp:1tiers.£ stated thabtlio result of that meeting
three districts and informedtlie com-{Attorney Keogh chimed in and sald1;simuld boaocepted no final, one way
, 1 timir understanding wn‘s quiteé an th‘gnflwng Mr. Lightauid that be
ly good people. but were laboring. un-iflghb . ' “a took'it that the editor meant. lust
der a poor i‘oqmoi’~ government. He 1 Tho finitConsoii-dationinis 'wore thoni what no unidiornoonnitcr the meet-
nnbmittod it. may to the. committee. 1 given all Opportunity and: Attorney i lug-ho tookvup the fight for division.
He said thotthe Norwnlka were men General J01"! H, Light. chumpionxori Turning toer. lllnthein Mr. Light
united ““0 “"539 committees. all or ‘ South Norwalk, “’0" 1m.“ flown” the: said that bad. that representative done
i suturing dud confusion of somé of the ; mg duty there would have been no
. ’ , aNDl‘Walk-JQWJGFB. shearing, l’oxfiho hadlheenlnntrucied by
.river. Emmi ,” tum center between. Mr. - Light disclaimed- the title or’
. 7 ._ ,, _ .. ”he town meeting to withdraw. tho
.Xorwuii; and f outinmorwuiit. the dis- issmndilaiiera as ascribed , to the» hill. The didlcnlty Mr. ”gm explain. '
ouriiN ' ‘ '
ilmalkdelezntion‘brthe coin-f ed. wu'thot: Mathoin came from Non
One mile nnflgjfiourjntmupted At- 1mm.“- é‘l’lamins that. the mils “m: walkout! would not» represent Scutli
'Ligbt.* " The speaker My “3“th “9°“ themnemmnuon oilNonwnlk. ’
then went on to review history. relat- “1‘?” - own government. They WNW 'He explained that the charter com
,ing to the. right. mucous on: South. “°“"§“‘-“d9‘“er3 so '8? M division'mmee hwd‘boenvunabie to agree on the
:Nm-wnik was aligned to .onaoiidntion Y?“ concerned. icompleiiou ottbe charter. Itvllld nov-
guliliough. i1.few mo ago at a meet- Continuing, Sir. Light said: We are] or been perfected. It was vicious. in-
ling held and attended by sevemyfiw!.“m'onfiiWirit‘diiferent‘tnen you senile»: ntendoi consolidating i1. will create a
ivoters, seventy ’ voted for consolitj “£9,570." “'3 {oummitteo ‘ Our govern-‘ series of governments. 1
3331th n. no meat ‘3_m°‘§‘lm8 ‘16 those titular which;
he Wished to go on cecord as favoring.
the consolidation of tho town into the
greater city of Norwwlk.’
ileprenoutotlve Muth’elo. with a tow
preliminary commits that were under-
stood by butnfew, suited that he in:-
vored consolidation nud hoped that,
the committee, would. report favorably
on the bill.
Attorney John Keogh, or South New
walk, then spoke for the pnop'onente.
. the only line at figmkntion being the
(mace mousuugdz‘only n, mile.
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:iitilou and onlmui ,, ‘ There is considerable sentiment are
itoldv of the munibucny of omem inlmwf‘l‘e! ’“ the a“!!! are Operated. tanned to on. right. South Non-want
.jthe Nor‘wnlks. including all pol-l and Wfidfilesbnve ”‘9 53139 01565818 and owns its own electric light plant; its
lunpaid omciois; He said that the con. . my?“ Wt more numerous. A great’ own water workn and filteration plant:
,aoliduted form oi govemment aaupto- . "1'3”“? °t “‘9 officials nerve (or Both-'5: recently erected a new city imli'und.
booed. would out: the numbor 61 old—3m“ Only “ few 18W!!!“ are bold has a. Carnegie «Library to offset tint"
«cars down to one-third oi them now? (turning rind ”“1115 319“”); 3'- MW?“ given to Norwolk. ‘
holding positions, not counting aw, "'5' K90“. While the committee and; The conditions have changed during
gmm employeg_ in" others present laughed nanny). Ether poo! too:- yenrs. Then the town
Some are for division. They would! “ ‘3 “m “‘8 “moi sovernmm‘ was running in debt to me extent of
ammo two towns instead of one. it that counts, it ‘5 ”13 character 01 the? $80,000 a year. Now we linvo- a board
lYou would eliminate platinum-n. ””1““ “F that 80"9mm8n'1 The fnfllldauportionmentnnd instead of goinil
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,nibie thing to-do into monolithic,
i it the vote is token 011 connoildw
tion by distant. the bill will b. de-
moted. Norpfififit {he}; will vote it
'ffifiidm :uccelsiiful. 'rne inc: inn: ginning fund oc- non the debt. ,.
on 0 ex 3 must be noted‘ond.‘ ~
illuminating so vilified their-"ammo“. The consolidotioln orftchmfiei: as:
3 Mr? ”*Liulit on. a“: "n" will hiiiory' myg‘tb: Show; 21:11:69?” (foot.
down. H J _ ‘oi the myth of Lb ,citho'a‘ndicomv of the peopled tb'o mcodd‘votintdin-
1 Dr. William J. Trudy was the next pared ““3 “WWW
”Maker and snake for consolidation. ,“d Antonia. :iion at schools. 'Evidentiy Norwolk
but'anid’ bh‘t ‘n, hi. omuim the oniyi ., Continuum. (Mr. Light “la that an“ {5 nut {notably (“390526 (OWENS “-
ways to settle the matter are either , ‘9” ”999'”. mm!” "9 WWW; Morn you this. gentlemen. reconin
for tho lesinloiuro to do it or in rotor . there 1’ ”9““1 1‘0 ”3 “r" . ‘W‘B ‘10 five hundred citizens o! Nm'wolk V018“
two bills back to the town, one for not difler from you. but word you to unanimunaiy in favor or division. There
connoiidniion and the other tor'divinaem" “W c“) in Connecticut. 33‘ were one or two who llmlfiBWd? '“e’
1am. - inniuro has mounted us. ydu wouldlwnuy the common council pledged it
in this Point the hearing for the "a“ “‘9 “m9 m‘l'm‘lfl- 1“" to work fwdllismm "
pm»!!! of connoiidni‘ion wan clash in 1780 Norwailo remand to mine The third district is opposed to con-j
ed and tho divisioniats from Nomad .80“ “0"“ ill Th” "mm “30‘; aolidatlon- Why should Yb“? 00mm”
were glued on ouporimdty’io speak. lm‘" tottiroiub’ “'3 with ""9““ We; “30 “k3 the “m9 to name a charter?
James T. Huhboli lead me division- worn literally forced to build up ourI You woman» fomod‘io tor that charter.
into. saying that the (inference. of the present. institution} But we burn before you in not perfected nor In it.
section. were known to tho oommlt- grown until we have ‘ mm“ "“1 fit. ' i
tee and warnedf‘tlm committee that it * goods "I" Mrmm'n‘ by “W 1"» John 1“» WNW“ “7“ ““3 “a“
imight: anticipate come opposition, not for. c anxiviznhawagv?’ mm amber tor flouthNorwnlk and at the!
inniniriy, on the port of those who do- lotion ' d it led ‘ ry ' (intact took the wind out obibo Sony
is up on n the into cities. walk “union’s nails by saying that
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prejudiced. mlltlcn, am, the only non. “"1 “3 ‘31 ““11 01"“th The two 1m debt the town is setting name a. ‘
“mt” ”WW“ trio: would vote mimt'th'e consolidar :
ly. bemoan the 'Norwolk and South the committee wan adopted an by a .“m‘ u“ change ”I government WNW
Norwolic delomllom. unanimous voboluotructedtoh‘ovo the 6W (meaning South Norwnlk 900‘
,Tbero would be no mini odvnnulo in
‘ form of
Attorney Walsh took the door {or bill introduud in the logilloturo: than
the proponents of tbe consolidation by a minority or 184 it no: voted to
charter 111m and micro. 111m outlined withdraw nu, cantor. '
the situation in the Norwulks as to The claim not then m by the
‘ government and explained anticonaoiidotionintn the: tho Armor!
tho 11ch or, the proposed consolidm ‘ meeting neithd‘lhl‘ Idbiouoloouool-
non bill. 1 ‘ iid‘u‘mou icon]! the: mule-tun no
Continuing be stated that n... bill 11.11 notion: to any» n to cum uk-
liod been proponent otter two 011mm oil the committal: i! fluctuation
town greetings. ~A‘ commitme' nod item W mentoring baring
boonbmintod in ‘iirni’l. an bill and soomd‘ to indict“ ambit; of thin
‘Proboio Jud” “any W. Gregory [OI-v mt.
acted for chairman. ‘IM me blii 1; mum me uupmmwnm
in! command a town meeting and by to m1 N101 «mum-o "out I
moved. blade «Mm 111m a» bill winn- remnant mus 11w
6 . , «autumn mung. emu-unto atm'wmnboy 110mb
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mm condom ‘
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;, r ~ 1:1,... thwmmw: tor. (8| mom.
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pin). They Iinve a name to which
they attach great importance. Between
ibu two cities thorn in n mndnmontll
didoronca. nlthougli things in, no real
grivulry between the two. On tho one
lbnnd. south Norm-iii is u buttllnrin~.
duairiui city. will: a omit many and
ilvo 1mm. bonaoo. ’i'o lilo .mindllie’
dilgronco van mm. 0- Mollie!"
m Midi VII-j m Mimi
and than £1qu Woo up?
twenty 1mm: m Wir- Mall;
and imm New would“
chum Mm “mitten-or it"dlvioa
with! on will Moo-dbilmofl
button 1m; ”Minio- mnnmfnflw
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0mm; :1on molt in» WI»
Myihlrooiuitm dim nm‘
at tho Milan" dommlmrimu.
Mr. now that in» committee would»
M1 am by W tho Wilton.
i1 itymfl m1.mpirt tovorobly on it.
«vhlflj WI. , o :1'
in. mum. War. continuation
Morita. Wino; gamut m»
1
mt.
consolidating. The only mom would
be (but of coming from I town to a
city government. ‘Tlloy would'not b9,
united.
All town [130li m-bofl‘in Nor-
waik. Tito twocitiwnro I Min Ind
mini! about. The War auditor-ant.
mu buninoon intuit-alto mdlflront.
in Not-walk you in” tho old ”into.
mtiompio m. tom‘mun
Mmivom it. in. “In em
suitor for Norwiii amour-«m
imam-no Worn-it tor
Mill Nor-nib to” main: than:
M “twain
1” for m- how m. umwuu
nib» JW m .
that “my unit; «Mao m1 not
1’5. in immune-1! nonhuman to
ins-mo alum outlaw mom in
m1nm:m tin lam out
meovmqnwm W
Willow“ ' no mmontiio
W‘ W audio om Inn
on mutt or the m- wwm w
* mm or nouowmmd
”Wmmawmm ,‘ if“?
William you
be not no objection to Norwailr'o
coum ins-cabin: deputation. it thoy
doemoil it'ndviubio» nnd ponciblo. Ton.
your son. no aid Moduli Norm”: ?
lflm‘ mum. and up to ten years:
‘IIW Built Rumour. mod: no.1 mow}
titanium mend by Romain. Tun}
intuit: im’iw time-to the pronoun»
mm1m.momuu1 in the iii»
in utbomu.
walnut the high school has
but Wanton-drum” amid.
HI MimJbltiho‘tim to: mow
,golliintmn won rim .
‘ Must mi none-ml man» can
custom M1mi>dmm u out
into ammo. Jun; W1 to
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non Mil-nib Wit am about "
,io build 11. m manhunt button
nonhuman ultimo wanton
mow“ ”Join. kl I direct. ro-
pow oral. «boot condominium u“
to “1. Mod 01‘“in «book. tilt“
rim" m immmboum.
WWWINw «1 Mmm’u Isl
,m1mmmui 90mm
imwwmmw M‘M
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&.
mr1mxw awn mom .
«a m1mmw tiller
1w w
» ‘nomm’snnb 1552.
Cill‘rlséts of new Mono '
~ nix-enmnm Iiady, with the (11111111111
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style: “Madame“ byra?’
C‘cmxfortandotyle combined. Attention is directed
" 1 to the new designs of The American Lady Corsci, now
shown in one of the Main Sill windows and at the flor—
net section. and for which this store is ‘
exclusive agency for Bridgeport and vicinity.
Models for petite figures.
for medium nud' lull
waists, according to. correct lines.
One type has the Special feature 01" no boning over
the hip bone, depending on good
cut for its shupcliucss
material and skillful
Another model is simply a hipwunfincr with little
or nothing above the waist line.
” American Lady models, medium price,
Madame, Lyra,
$100116 $3.50
$3.50 1.1. $6.00
and may bourdcred of exclusive model an] special mn-
terial, from $6.00 to $25.00.
Corset Sectimrmuin liner. ‘ ‘
. Petticoats; oli Messa‘i‘nio and Son Taffeta
Never did we have before such a magnificent line
of. fashionable colorings ‘as' at
coats are iolcrably narrow, no
dress, and the flounces are for
cordeon plaitings.
present. These petti-
c-xtralullncns under the-
the most part fine ac-
111 all shades of blue. American beauty, Noll Rose,
AEmerald, all shades of tau and
abundrcd effects in changeable.
black.
Mental. int or saitT-ail'eta
ion.
Extra sizes for smut women,
brown. champagne and
evening shades and
with under ruffle of. col-
$2.981
33398:
The grade of silk imihe Above is exactly the same
as is in the. $5.00 petticoats.
T he style only is different
“Klondi” Petticoats oi Moosaliue.
elastic waist band. and smoothly
have
gurus
which
fitti 11;:
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set
in over thl‘. hips, most satisfactory skirts every way.
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$5.00. all shades.
Jersey-top Petticoats. s npcriur. quality. all colors,
Second. floor.
Mahogany'iinisli Libmy Suite-
Bookcase. Library Tablc,
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Writing Desk and" Mag-
azine Rack twiunpefior workumuship. witlt every, in»
pcaranrc of solid Mahogany.
Shown in the Furniture Store
As advertised yesterday.
Fourth floor.
.nnsn'dutf
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t‘"_:..._...~_::....f.1
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1. amino 'W Rm.
All altos.
t w.“ mm nm
8.3 by 10.5 and 9 ii. by 12 ii.
1* Topury 9mm. Rom.
‘ 9 u. by 12 it.
i Mime am
Hi. by i! it;
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.34 um sum
* Floor Covering
conundrum noon: Mn (momma.
moon-mono". o moan-n.
YARD 60008.
CMM MINI“:
Jopmm Matting;
Film mung;
Margin Quin“.
Wool Ont-om. '
Wm comm. ,
all claim. summits.
Linoleumo. pill» inlaid.
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