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NEWS
Miss Jeanette Hoyt ol‘ I'ianhtiry. is 'sMAF—I'VSN
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the giest of Miss .‘.iiidrt'tl Baldwin, oi
Second street. > OWIAYTON g
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Miss Katherine Nichols. of the Dan- ) I
bury Training School for Nurses. is Nun M '
a week-end guest of Miss Mildred A fine monument and markers have
,Baldwin, of Second street, East Nor-
been erected in the James 1-). Stevens
walk. . .
-.- plot at Spring Grove (.emeteiy at
Charles St John's fast boat ‘Blue Darit—n.
Streak" has been put in (Ullllliissloll —— ——
Edwin 1., Stevens has sold his
launch ”From" to Captain William b.
and many of this season's prizes for
speed are expected to be given to this
fast boat. Terry, of the life saving station at
Eaton Neck Long Island.
Rel“. H. S. L‘rossett. oi" Mount \ler- —-—-~-. —~
non, son 01' Mrs. William Twiss of Miss Eleanor G l‘rench, who has
Second street, East Norwalk. is «'atnp- been spending the winter with her
tug at Port Washington. 1.. 1,. with sister. Mrs. Edwin 1.. Stevens. Oi
Rowrtylon avenue, has returned for
about sixty young men of his church.
the summer to her home at Noroton
Heights.
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There will he the usual weekly
meeting of the district commissioner
in the plant on Seavicw anemic Moti-
day e1 ening. Matters of importance
are to he discussed. , . ..
hopper at the morning hour, 10:..1‘.
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Tile other day, while hoisting the Ilihlt biliool at ll.a0 a. m. lIro I111
tioncrs Class, 3:30 p. 111 The hp-
liuge framework for the new when , ’ , .
dam oi" pier 5. a chain snapped, and wortlt League WI" Iyoln with the hap-
the timbers fell back into the. water. ”St young 990mg m {i union. service
NO one was hurt, nor “as the”) any at tthllaptist church at ii1411Ili. 111.
damage done. Work 011 the bridge is Preaching by the pastor at 7:3“ I" 111.
Progressing in a very satisl'nctoi‘iv' A” are welcome to the” services.
manner. -
The ltowayton Yacht Club will have
a race today. The race will be over
the club course and tit. irize will he
the cltih cup, and as the cup must he
won three times by the some club
member before he cziu own it, every
one is going to try to win, there be
ing some last boats in the club, and
In the Methodist Church tomorrow
the services will be as follows: Short
sermon and sacrament of the Lord's
The case of James Murphy who
was arrested by Officer John Roberts
,on the East Side, came up yesterday
afternoon in inc South Noiwuiit
court. It was postponed until Moti-
day. The matter will he dropped pro-
viding Murphy finds work by that
the (‘UI having been I t the second
time. i
_..__.. ,__,_,__ time by some of the members. The
Ml'. and Mrs. Conrad iidwiis have race promises to bo Very Interestlnz.
completed moving them household ei-
fe‘t'ts to Saugcrties, N, Y. Mr. Hawks
has been tonuected [or some time
with the Poclt's Ledge lighthouse, but
he has been transiierred to a station
near the lluoscin lllvor. The host
wishes of the many friends of the
couple 111 this locality follow them to
their new home.
—Blly your furniture at Sterling
Furniture (30., 127 Wu. .ugt'on street.
Miss 'i‘tl. Millspauxli. ol‘ liowayton. is
visiting ielutivos and friends in (lys-
ter Ray, L. l. She. writes her parents
that she ls having a jolly good time.
The village of Oyster Bay in a crow-
Ing place, and has within its borders
as permanent residents many promi-
nent families. Colonel Roosevelt.
known as the bold. big game hunter
and discoverer of river 1 the wilds
of South America, also the leader of
the Bull Moose party, still hangs out
with his lamily on a hillside over-
looking Cold Spring Il.’ Oyster Bay.
and Long island Sound.
Attention is called to a Christian
Worker's Conference to he held next
Wednesday, July 8th. under the dire?-
tlon of the Rev. William James. of
Belle Island. This conference will he
held In Rowayton and promises much
inspiration and help to all who may
attend. The afternoon session. 3:30;
5:30 p. 111.. will be held in the Meth-
odist church. and the evening session.
7:45 p. 111. will be held In the Baptist
church. A.slmple cohatlon will be
served in the Methodist church be-
tween sessions. The theme of the
conference is "The Power of The Gog-
pel to Attract, Interest and Hold Peo~
pie.” Among the speakers to be pron"
out from New 'York and Brooklyn are
the Rev. Dr. George H. Dowkout, Rev.
0. B. Fletcher. Rev. George S. Avery
and Mrs. Hartley. An open parliament
will give opportunity at participating
to pastors and others present.
Charles H. Wilson. who has been in
the employ of Charles E. Dow, the
haidwnro dealer. for the past five.
years, last evening resigned his posi-
tion to give his entire attention to
the business which he has purchased
l'rom William Ross. 40 Van Zandt
street. The business deal was con-
sumated yesterday afternoon, and the
new proprietor will take possession
this morning. Mr. Wilson will con.
tinue in the same line of business.
and all who know him are' satisfied
that he will put new life Into it.
Mr. William is very p'iiiuiar with all
who have bad business relations with
him. and there is. no dottht as to the
success of his new venture.
I ‘ —Deposits made on or before July
illlth in the Savings Department of the
V V South Norwalk Trust Company will
draw interest from July lst. ~
1‘ The people of this section were u-
glin treated to a thrilling and specta-
‘ 'cular balloon ascension yesterday at-
ternoon. Mr. Jewett of New York
city made his second flight among the
I" clouds and sent the shivers along the
‘ lpines of startled spectators who mar-
!Ibled at his daring. The ascension
”was made from the .Marvin Beach
Tract, controlled by Henry J. Miller
of Trenton. N. J. This afternoon, the
1 during buioonist makes his last flight,
gund those who have not already seen
film, should do so at this opportunity.
——Deposlta made on or before July
10th in the Savings Department or the
South Norwalk :rmt Company will
draw interest from July lat. '
“ The Men' 11 Class of the East Avenue Rowayton Baptist Church—Tho
#etnoaist Episcopal Church will begin “W “3"“ 0“ 3W!”- Jul! 5"! With
a series at labor subjects through the ”mo“ than“ “Fowl-t0 to the
, tomb of July. The start will bomads ‘1‘" Mom worship “t W 39- with
' Morrow with the subject or paying“ “m“ 'b.’ the W on "A Nation
W laborer or paying tor the labor, 31mm" T“ mm lattice
mil: in the question of justice or will M" m WWW. 'Blblo
”his the man who worked but. on School will nut “ 11. 5° w m
bout so much a bewho labored at. mfimdMIWW.p
H.310 «1.601110 of the creation mhwm” uricoulodtu
Mmuutumupllttotmmam 16:14:. “nfiwtbobwortu
madm- Muhammmnmm-Imm
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ammunition-curry. vmuvulaem. am. , Basil-r eagle-
tbcvniuubulwgr Narmada-I
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‘opt.1 to all who tics-we to alielld.
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011 Wednesday July 5th there is to
be a conference oi Christian Workers
with a sectite in the M. E (‘hunh at
3: 30, and another in the Baptist
7:45.
Spensers are to be present iroin
New York and Brooklyn.
Sunday. July 12, is to he observed
as Father‘s Day.
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Mrs. Lucille spellman. of Oklahoma“
is here on a \isit with her stepmother,
Mrs. Fred Muilett.
Mrs. Emily Butzo, of (‘oilender's
Point, has purchased an automobile, of
New Canaan parties.
Simon Cooper and family have mov-
ed to Babylon. 1.. i., where they will
spend the summer months.
An intercsting game of baseh hail tit
1111 Til. 15. Sunday stliooi txutrsioii
11.15 awakened very much interest.
Caldwell has moved his mo
toivt-ych' repairing tstnbiishinent into
the building vacated by Joseph 1-111120,
011 iluiirond :tvcittie .
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Quite a nutnhtr ol‘ quail hive been
limiting: their ironies In sequestered
ports of the town. 'l‘heir musical
whistle oi “Iloh White" is picasin:.
:iwti 1?.tir company would he, appre
ciutvd it they would not \viiis'ie quite.
so early in iilt‘ lliUllIilli;
John Slater, oi” Mansfield avenue,
dicd \l'ednesday night at the sanitu
dittm, in Shelton, after u long illnass
from tuberculosis. The deceased was
about liity years old. Tine body was
brought to Uarien yesturduy and bit-
riul will be made today.
Last Sunday morning
t‘tiiurcgationui Church voted
mcusiy to request ltepi-cscmztivo
human to vote for the. passage or the
tint sou hill submitting the question oi
notional prohibition by constitutionah
amendment to the voters.
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sand men who were..Suuday
scholarsv~the most wonderful parade
that has been ever witnessed in “Tho
Windy City."
Mia. Phillips, widow of Guy l’hll-
lips, assistant secretary of the “is-
souri Pacific Railway totnpnny. who
committed suicide Thursday night in:
rm oiiicc building oi the company In;
New York. icl’t the Phillips summer
home here yesterday for that city to
claim the body. Site was accompanied“
Phillips. 1
by her daughter, Miss Louise
tilaricn M. E, Church, Rat
uel E. Siauson, pastor—(“e nitration
of the HOly Communion, 10:30 8.111.
Baptism of infants and reception of ‘ iN FIREWORKS
new members. Parents should aeol' CARNIVAL GOODS
the pastor bolero service If conveuI- ’ AT . ~THE
icnt. Sunday schOOI, (hurits i. “ BRIGHT
Pitch, superintendent holds Its 3'13 6‘ . 5 AlRY Nor-
biotl at close of the oruing 1:9“?ch Main ROOMY
Interesting lllbio classes for aduli .5 8t. EDAINTY I walk.
an! classes tor all ages inclttilng 11:1 I 'STORE.
intezcc .tiug primary department \:i ii It‘s comfort to sun: At
noun ement ct date for 'lSlil’ld _: EC‘lo’ll .
9‘."‘.lr‘:cil and oltnc w.li to m d: 01 Ii Tobacco
Sum, and News
; Store, ,
—~I‘.uy vour furniture a: sr'llug 5 MN" 5T NORWAL K'
Furniture €10,127 \\ n51iigte1 attest.
The M. E. Brotherhood will meetI
in the church parlors at 8 p. m. sharp
Monday evening. All who will play
bolt on the, senior side should be pres-
ent. There Is much to be said and
done. Thor are some skillful old
time plums among the seniors who
still know how to play ball. The 111-
nlors will have to hustle to get ~11
point on them: Monday night's meet»
ing will be full of interest Ibo all men
irrespective of use. Come and you,
will have u hearty welcome whuller‘
youohybulloruot. Mating: aro-
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Danna-WWI):-
Herbalism ”Wand“-
sorvloowltbchlnm or {he
momma-summations}. ac. Lord’s supra 10:30 u. a. Sort-I
rice-t7;80p.m.‘c.8.lbbo yin
and homrrlblhby
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These service-s are,
the liari~tt
unanil
At the session of tho internatmnal'JIi}
81-min; school in Chit-ago last WefiliI
in the immense parade Wore titty thoti- .
school.
. Sam-l
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SEN’I‘INEI}
forence on Wednesday
in the lecture room.
at h p. n;-
DAMPNESS CAN'T PENETRATE.
There is aiwayls some darnpneSs iu
cents-111 nulls. Metal latbs offer no
protection to dwellers from such
dampness. This quite often, is the
.cause of sickness and rheumatism dur-
'Ililg dump v. anther.
1' The Asphaitslinstic hat-king oi
‘iiisiioprit- Stucco or ’laster BoardI‘
{won‘t let dillllplivss penetrate.
,ubssdiiteiy nioisturevproof and temper
‘ature-proof.
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C. H. Aisthorpe
rel. 9873. Seavlew Ava.
imperial Cafe
1 ' Now Open
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REGULAR DINNER 40¢.
; Business Men’s or
' Quick Lunch at
Noon
25 CENTS.
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FROM 4 TO 6 EACH AFTERNOON.
HIGH- CLASS SEA FOOD.
NOTHING BUT PABST'S BEER ON
DRAUGHT.
CARL SCHAUB. PROPRIETOR.
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RED CROSSLINE
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IALIFAX AND ST. JOHN'S NEW-
FOUNDLAND,
llounti Trip. New York to Hall-
{11:1 ..................... $40.00
Round Trip, New l'orit.t.0 St.
John's Nrwl'oundland. ”$8000
Let Us Book You for One of These
Plenunt Summer Trips.
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RENTS NOTARIES PUBLIC
5 Railroad Avenue.
South Norwulk.
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Fits~u Eyeglasses
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Should your eyes have been Igiving
you lroubloo or tour giasnoi néed
adjusting let-I tit liberty to consult
WILLIAM ‘J. MOORE,
OPTICIAN.
Rim 0, Keelgr musing.
No. 155 Washington 3!.
Opposite Hoyt'. Thu“.
Monday Wadnuday Ind .Fridly
EVenings. 6. ’30 to 9.
N Y addreh-727 .th Av... 9 to
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"Barry Oxfords.
a we have a big stock or Oxfords and
we must dispos: 01 same by JR]? 4m .
ITake advantagetof this special.
mmrrlot BLOCK
SOUTH NORWALK
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SATURDAY, JULY 4. 1914
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DO You Want to Reach the Public?
Let The Sentinel Directory carry your name
and busmess into every home.
“Perpetual Publicly Plus Personality Produces Patronage”
AUCTIQNIEERS . QHENRY MOELLER, 31 Washingtont'l‘uiiing PIANO 11(.,.,,,,,,,g
WM,t fUEHRIE,IautIOneer alI'Iu eIleazl‘, Street, ............... Tel. 1073-3'i50NNENBERG PIANO 60.,104 \vash.
B a 9. ivermtne. ..... Ten H 3- .. I . i ington Street. ............ . Tel. 30.
- -- i ELEC FRICAL WORKS I V
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE G N- ”“390" T“ 13843 ‘“‘°,STEPHEN L CLARY 95 West st,
‘ “gr-“"9 Symm’ 3‘ 5pm“? l South Norwaik Tel. 11145
HOMER a. mum, south Main Street; -———~————— I """"""
south Norwalk, . ........ Tel. 12623., EMPLOYMENT AGENCY i
J A MONTGOMERY 21 W!" St JOHN WILSON'S Old Established Brass PLATI'EG Nickel
Norwaik ....... Tel. 685-2 and 32.2; ”cm" 24 Clay 5" """ 7°" 26“ s. SCAM & SON, war Street,
W 1 South Norwaik, . Tel. 3422.
JACOB SCHAUB, Auto and Livery, 15 EXPRESSMEN TRUCKMENI
Washington 51.. ....... 1:1 768 D. P. MORRELL, Lang mun“ E,“ , "
loser“ SHAm.1 Press, Rowe yton rev 1m} PLUMBING AND '. ”lNING
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Tel. ..... ......... Iain-2 IVegetableS FRUITS. Candies iRoaznr s THOMPSON, irst 51.,
' i_ East Norwaik, ......... . 5934.
AUTO REPAIRS. ANTHONY CARBONE, 61 Raiimui .
REDDV & ”Ens. moron CAR c’o.' AV°"”C;_‘;;'I:_':'II:; T“ 3-”,1ARTHUR a. newsman-er- ".‘ISih
Ford repairs a specialty. Tel. 401., FISH VEGETABLES South Norwalk, Te. .44,
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES West Ave. Fish Mk‘. Belare ordering ‘
NORWALK AUTO SUPPLY (20., 29 fish, fruit and vegetables, cull 948.I FOCKLT BILLIARDS’ L
w Ii 8: t No Ik,.. 1 I. 13822. ________._._ IKNORRSr T'ck" 5""‘ce' 3““ ’2'
a '“v "“1 f» . FURNITURE l 11.... swung Events 17. s. 11.
GENERAL BM?) ITHING RAYMOND and son 48 Main Street? .,
HERBERT RAYFUSE A 11’.- R pairs Norwaik, ................. 1.1.15. WILLIAM B HUBBELL.10 Sow i
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1 Main Street. 5. Nor-walk, Tel. 12948
STERLING FURNITURE 60., 127.!
12.: Washington at, ....... Tel 105.‘
lREAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
JEWELRY- NOVELTIES TTHE J. a. LAWRENCE AGENCY. 15
MUSICAL iNS'rRUMENTs, TOys. Etc. South Main, . Tel 6323.
The Bazar, 76 Washington St, l
,H, E. DAMN and SON, 45 Wall Street;
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Painting, 9 Haviiand St” Tel 303-2,
BOOTS, SHOES REPAIRED
NASH'S REPAIR SHOP. :3 Washing-1
ton Street, South Notwaik.
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-r. GARRAMORE. North Main Street, a
South Norwulk.
84 So. Main stmt.
—' . ? Nor-walk, ............. Tel. 1311:
J. LIVENSTEIN, Water Street, ‘ JOB PRINTfNG _ .
5°“ N°"”‘”‘- 'THE BORN mess, 9” W"h'"'::; THOMAS c. SAL-COM, Ncrwaik F. 0.
St. Tel. ................. _ Block, Wall Street.
M. MARUCA. 59 Water' 30. Nomalk.‘ — -=z~— ,
crippl” “"5 ' ”malty“ ”133424? JUNK DEALERS’ TAYLOR e. GOLDEN. South Norwaik
, 1 .JA YOURnIsKY. 25 1I=_-iy ,‘Iavenue, Trust Co. Building. Tel, 1230,
BUTTER EGGS' CHE SE s of mm'aik ........ Tel ‘3645 ~—«-—~—- . .
N Y. aooa BUTTER MAR $1327 WM. H. BIYINGTON, Roam 11 c.
South Main Street. ....... m 472.‘ ~r-v wr—---l um "life's, Norman“ Tel. III'I 3:
—l . KITCHENWARE. CROC3ERY ,1
CIGAR MANUFACTURERS a asuspg, gs w WasIIhiLIIgt§n St. " _- m“
Old we" cm”. CO, 83 WIIMHgtOn S‘II Tel .................... '.. .. 1059- 2 SE‘IVING MACHINES
Tel .......................... 769: ..-~.._____._._ .
. 1 I MACHINE 00.. New and Secondhand
- _. T LAUNDRIES 15 Railroad avenue. Tel. 3724.
CIVIL ENGINEERING OLD WELL LAUNDRY 32 Haviland
Street ...I ...... . ....... Tel. 309. fi'” —
HENRY R. MINER. Kceier Black. i ' . SIGN pAINfIVG
South Nor-walk. Tel. ....... 448-3.. ._......._. . . ..
___m l MILLINERS _,
HOWARD A. TILLY, 52 Water Street.
Ciocks—REPAlR-ED—Wmchcs Miss POLHEMUS so Washington South Nor-walk . ...... '. 111.4732.
ARTHUR T. FBRR'S, 78 thim‘on Street. ..... ..... ...... .. Tel. 302
Street, ................ Tel. 853—12. MRS B M T—AYLOwR 60 N rth Mal i ‘-
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- "' Street .......... ..... Tel 305 STUDEBAKER AUTOS
CONTRACTORS. BUILDERS ' I 6
ST. JOHN a KEYSER. Steamboat 91., m—~ :REYNOLIDS not .1 CAR co., Con.
South Norwalk .1" ..,~.,./'Tel. 1082. MONUMENTS nectlcut and West aves., ..Tel 1120
" ”$.45, , souru NORWALK MONUMENTAL.’ ‘ .__.__
A! , 2s construct, Tel. 994
STEPHEN uuov
Tet. 1202-5 '1‘1'1ILCRING REPAIRING
a.....o..-.u.-I..;I‘p-...
£72m"
NURSES' REGISTRY
DR. S. o_ LAWRENCE, South Main
Street, Iaiso chlropodist, ..Tel. 788.
ROCKOFF 89205., 20 North Main St,
C110” South Nerwalk ....... Tel 362-2.
volume 00.,
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Kooler Building. el. ..... . 359-3.
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JOHN Kuaowcficmm‘n Tailor,
E. Washington Street. ..Tei, 320
213
GENERAL CONTRACTORS ,
mvm’roa ct'iARRIotr-i-I, 26 Wood
Street- ..Tel 3363.
OSTEOPATHS
on. o. A. SHAMDAUGH,
Building, Norwalk'-
TIRE VULCANIZING
Ccleburn
Tel. 351 ’
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inaucunssun
1:. H'. MOREHOUSE,’Ob1Ioum30n and
Funny Groceries, 85 Wall. Tel. 427.
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PAINTERS PAPERHANGERS ROBERTS. GREGORY, 7 Wall Street.
Nor '1‘."- .
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avenue. .....1.. ...... . Tel. 173-4.-
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R. K. MITCHELL, upholsteror, and un-
dertaker, 11 Water. St.,IITc|. 1382-3.
DENTISTS
DR. FRANK B. HOYT Kulor Build. JACOB. A. RUDDER,138 South Main
Mg... .................Tei, 130513. Street, Tel.,1342-5
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PHOTOGRAPHS
GEORGE 8_ NORTH, 73 Washington
Street. Telephone Connection.
'ms’smans
'3 was out: HARRIs, Koalor Block.
Washington Stu-act.
WINDOW CLEANING
SO. NORWALK WINDOW ll HOUSE
CLEANING CO. 80): 510
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BOSTON STEAM CLEANING C DYE.
PIA-N0 LESSONS .
""3 °°~ 5‘ ““m WWW-T“- ’“- was s, u. HALLOCK, 92 south Muln'
am 1.11193
ELECTRICAL WIRING “' Rug“ WOVEN Carpets
mu» u. FIELDING, mans Pow- ARcIquLO MERRIAM, u Bayview ORIENTAL and wont, 7 mm
97.1"an Avonuo . Tol. to“. smut mutation-wall:
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