"T tuh_ sink a toilet. Third floor a room:
3., ion avenue. .
M
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4 lmhdw'ma.uaut ABM“ hair‘s!
.. o‘dada...atuatausaadmrtna,utthmmmnalmm-
L‘ IORIALB. -__,_,1uu!- __ '“ r‘mmmmmmm “intonation-mum
— ‘ ro LET—AN ammunsr or "‘1 kind mom a on.
‘ _ - ’ I
It‘uton'l‘otra maithftinfizm'. desirable in “when cm “W - u [out Ward. Ion Asia-ably Rail. run or talc. by land of I.“
. :dltion. Iith both I.“ other improve- ment m w a “IN MI; uteri] ”I? M by West
fishing. will ‘ Oart'd‘m 63 Con.
avenue. last Norwalk.
iBo‘th loin street. 8t.
F __ . . i "i
on ML: HOUhE Slit ROOMS“ To .RENT—s “100M APART- wguvwm ‘- Third ard. not Norwallr Republi-
uelts laments. Inquire at Wood- typewriter ““ I“ m ‘ m Ward. ht N I ”k Republi-
Iot 501100 feet, city water, some fruit.
. Three minutes to trolley, Price $1,000.
It. Duncan, 27 Camp street, Norwalh. ward avenue. Thom «13-: or 365-4. 8t.
'—
FOR SALE—TWO ACRE TRUCK
farm, seven room house, barn, fruit.
Six miles Bridgeport. Convenient
school, church and store. $1,500,J.,
Arthur Posse, 109 Wall street, Bridge—V!
(lapel street. Rent 36. Store Eu:
1
T0 LET—ROOMS WITH PARTIAL'
port. : .
_; improvements, private entrances. Cen-
FOR SALE—ALL CHILDRENS‘I traily located. Rent reasonable. Inqiurc
at Istore, 13 Cross street, South Nor-
felt hats. 31; We also have a complete
walk.
"films of underwear and notions, 40 Van.
\' Zuni shoot. 8H
T0 LET—2 ROOMS IN PRIVATE
family, furnished or unfurnished. all
' FOR aALE—s. c. WHITE LEGv
” horn bullets. Barred Rock puliets, and,
leghorn hens. Address Post Office box;
I
’ No, 325, ’Phone 1089. 31.? _‘ 1
< “ TO LET—FIVE ROOMS WI‘I'I‘I
USEDprovementl. At 67 Spring street. ln-
,—
IM-
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FOR SALE-A FE“,
pianos 3‘ MW DI‘IMI, Btudwell‘ quire Mrs. R. TUIOV, 16 Grove street,
' Piano c." u_ior.,'Phone 139342. A. 4 tr.
I BUSINESS NOTICES.
IF YOU EXPECT To BUILD LOOK
over some of the houses constructed
by me before you place the contract.
Best or workmanship. I‘do all kinds of
1 fancy new..2 family house. Inside contract work including repair work»
hardwood finish. grist door 5 rooms.‘ mason work. painting and plumbin- l
improvements. Second-moonsafltg. Lot- also have a few finely built houoa
50x1“. 1‘ Lexington overflow... fbr sale. Each a two family house
I nice two family house 6 mm.uwith all modern improvamentadu suit-
Ilousc ‘2 years old, ‘34 Oxford street. able buttons. Telephony or. call per
1 nice 2 year old- house for tvm turn-.uonally. 'I'lionc 1491-4, Steven B. Kiss,
ilies. First iimr. hath, u'nshtub a ‘slnk ' rehexiugton avenue.
- Second door-washtuh s sink.118 El"
avenue, Lot 45x1“.
2 houses an 1 lot for 4 families. Lot
“ 60x300. At 24 Knapp street, Inquire
r. .at 76 Lexington avenue, Stephen Kiss.
F—
FOR “LE—1 NICE 3 FAMILY
house. first floor. 4 rooms all improve-
ments, ucond floor. 4 rooms wash.-
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l
i
sink a 'toiiet. Lot mm r4 nullit:
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on
)PROPERTY—J‘OR SALE ‘AND
For Rent in all parts of city.
For particulars
Ask John 'I‘. Haves
'7 MAIN sr. .' NORWALK.
Real EltaQo—Illilil’m
~ _—
FOR SALE—14916 , OVERLAND‘
‘ douring car run very little. 1-1912 Herr-
izeshoff 4 passenger roadster. 1-1910
Cadillac bipassenger, Wehrle's garage.
1’11 Raymond street. ‘ s. 26 tf. PAINTING —- PAPEEHANGINO
~' ‘ decorating, paintor's' supplies; wall
paper, tip-todate styles, lowest prices.
FOR SALE—RUBBER. TIRED AND
_ :Ienther cushioned runabout. Newly Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
balntcd. moulre at 232 East avenue. In: solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander
East Norwalk. 6L. White. 61 1-2 Ely avenue. m2!
.- \
Furnished Rooms
WITH HOME COMFORTS
MRS. H. A. CRAW,
30 Chestnut St., So. Norwalk
‘ Phone 1026-2
Every room heated by hot water
and comfortable in the coldest
weather. - -
Ideals may be had at Mrs.
Toone’s, 41 Chestnut St.
WAN
lacs. pay while learning.
MEN SHIRT EONERS.
' ‘& (30., Inc.
Flower Pots
manta. ‘I'o small family of adults, I. "’
iWashington street, Rent :30. Inquire,
at 64 South Main street or ’I’hone60 tf
3L?
improwments. 52 Woodward avenue;
8L; WANTED —- ”L. 1‘0 PACK
Glued, Peabody
to tit-aster Oil“. ”on. aw,
one. It I
bookkeepin: in 0.00 of Malcolm“
is: concern Addmu to own hood-l
‘ 'ro nor—4 noon APARTMENT "“1" “It“! W M Illfl'l‘ cu Club “’0“-
wallted. Address i’. 0. Box ‘36. South
Nor-walk. It
4..
WANTED—A FURNISHED ROOM.
with bath, for two gentlemen. Mustu
be near center. Address giving price.
“burnished Room,” Clo Sentinel. 3t.
WANTED—6AM!” '08 LA.
1diet: ready to wear store. lust be u-'
porhnced. Address “L B. C." 030 len-
Vtinel. tf.
hardware. steady worh. Neptune blami-l
.ware Mfg, Co, 06 Fort atroot’ N0;
1.'.'\Iorwallr' Conn. 3i.
i walnuts—onto roa nurture
’room. hay work for pod pay. if sat-
ismctory. II. Jacob & Solo. altos lan-
- ttfacturenl. Beldea avaaoe, Norwalk. at
I
I WAITED—lOUI. m OI Cl!
irooms. with impact-mats. la sued lo-
.cation, by young oooplo. Address "J.
111." CiOSentlneI. It.
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j WANTED — mmlxrarivm
in every town of 1.000 or over to soil
ipatented article all or part time. R:-
ceplional opportunity. United Special-
ty Sales Co._ Room 314, so (éhurchi
6!.
“w
lstreel, New Haven. Conn,
.—
i WANTED—GIRL 'ro ASSIST
iwith house work And care of small
'child. "J" CID Sentinel.
i
‘of cattle and poultry. Best prices
paid. Best. prices paid‘ for calves. IL
,ii'riedman. South Norwalk. 'Phons
‘. 1151 or 817.
'Couventlon hereinafter called. as fol-
m Ward. Republican Club Rooms,
Old u Ian‘s flail, hut Wuhing-
to- street. South Nor-nth. to feet more or
of the Norwalh Investment Cor-my.
and both: the louthafly portion at to!
can cut: rooms. I
lburth Ward, Winnipauk Republi-
mh Ward. Rowaytou Hose Com-
m] Edi.
Each of said caucuses shall elect
delegates and choose in its own man-
ner alternates to the Republican Town
and, 1905, C. M. Wood, C. I."
lows:
The caucus in the first ward shall
terriatee to said convention. iAdclaide 1‘. Stevens, and I'estnrly
'I'hs caucus in the second ward shalll‘ 48.17 feet by West avenue; said llnd
elect nine delegates and choose niue‘ebing deaignsted as lot 24 on a mat)
alternates to said convention.
The caucuses! in the third. fourth‘said town of Norwalh. November 18th.
and Min wards. shall each elect three; mos. entitled "lisp of a Portion of
delegates and choose three alternatel' Belle Island. 1905. C. N. Wood. C. E."
to said convention. togethsnwith a right of way over and
No caucus shall elect any delegateiupon said pauway for the purpose at
or choose any alienate except he be a: a common passway together with all
the caucus electing or cheesin: him. 0. Water in or so much of slid It.”
CONVENTION. why to the center thereof as “90‘1"“
A convention of the several Repub. said lot :4, "abject, however, to the
Iican delegates so elected at said sow, right of the adioinlnc WODFMOU and
oral ward caucuses will be held 111th the inhabitants of mid Belle Ell-Dd ‘0
word caucuses. will be held in the use the am for the purposes of a
rooms or the Republican town com-common pas-way;
mitteo. Red Men's Hall, om Washiu- For wticulars and tents, are?! to
ion street, in the second ward. on THE SOUTH XORWAIR TRUST
Monday. October lath. 1m. it 7:45! 00. "
entitled "lap of a Portion of Belle lsl- women teachers married to soldiers in
All that certain tract or parcel of their positions. hatthey have ntgoao
land, V1111 the buildinzfi thereon, 511- fort-her. Scientific men madeocnttng
dated in said own of Norwalk, st Belle the remoy.l of “y limitation on the
Island. hounded Northerly 65 (N I” murhgd or women teachers. Dr. re
land of James A. Farrell; hasteriy tl It: ’I'heilheber. a well-known author-
eloci six delegates and choos i iii If“! by I co"Inna“ 0932"?) “In dee‘tl‘ny on social “6 socialogical “b-
’ e. " -,wlde; Southory 64. 3 9‘ 7 an 0 Heels, recently dimmed attention to
Inlet! in the oillce of the town clerk ofg'hsh' ‘ “mu" “mo“ double that
resident or the ward in which is heldqtho right. title and interest of one Joel,
‘ ”U i 0.- a 0
it v 0-. O . K .
,‘UV- “‘
‘ V
”SALEM
w I. ”SID. IA!!! 5! Cor IISI
“Mummwthmm that if the nut Chic! dill»
Ichooubarta acttu to a also in ad-,_not empty Joann carnal“ W
. on would pay the folds“. .
The Fi'a' Chief refused in canola A
declaring that it was With A.
grant the demands even to save—W
brother’s life. He. however. mm
effort to capture the bandits but want”
unsuccessful and Jesus Carranza wags
shot against a wall. !
the tlrst Goya of the conflict to retain
LONDON, Oct. 5.~'i'he Hon. Ber»
trsnd Russell. who was recently M31
.and subsequently deprived of his fok‘él‘
|lowship and residential privileges all
Cambridge as the author of a leaded" t
published by the sir-Conscription reel .
lowship. is to be prevented not only .-
from proceeding to the United smut?
on a lecture tour as planned. but
from entering any prohibited area
the United Kingdom. A notice» ~ ~ '.
est-ct has :just been served on him; -
the War Office, out by an odd ,
cidenco it was his cousin, Mouton
Colonel the Hon. L h‘. V. Buaull. _
signed the order as the common
iitory authority. .
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MEXICO CITY, Oct. 5.-——Work
been resumed on the W W
31 Theatre which has been. in W
”In M
the fact that nearly '10 per cent. of all
women in Berlin forty years old are
of a generation ago.
PBKING, Oct. 5..- Ninc million
Chinese subjects are living outside of
Chinese territory according to a cen-
sus just compiled by the ministry of
commerce and agriculture. India has
attracted more Chinese than any ain-
glo country. The. census shows “that
there are 1,900,000 Chinese in Indil.
while Cochin-China ranks second with
1.740.000 Chinese. About the same
number have settled in Slant. where
they practically control important bus-
iness and hive become immensely
wealthy. Five hundred thousand.
'zof construction for uni
wanna-r0 adv ALL KINDB,
Republican party for representodves‘
in the next General Assembly.“ the!
November 7th, tore. ‘
proper to come before said-convention.
Dated at Norwalk, this 5th day ot"
October, 1916. —
lly otded of the‘~ Republican town
committee, of the town of Norwalk.
EDMUND El CROWE. .
Chairman of said committee.
; WANTED- EXPERIENCED OPER-
tutors and cementum on raincoa‘ts,
. Steady work. good pay. Apply Victoria
Waterproof (30., 6 BWater street, South
3 Norwalk. tf.
LOST.
i
I- W. . ,m
i LOST——I ADVISE THAT PARTY
“which took my boat from Marvin
;liench shore Thursday night to return
.it at once for his own benefit. The
{boat Is a flat bottomed-xreen-m ft.-
OPERATORS ON SEWING MACH- centerhonrd and had mast. Albert V.
1t.‘ der. 01! the Premises on Mandal’. th0;tht~ ranks of the Allies.
J
r - 9 - . .
__ ._l\l.- LL ROLXD GOLD. . ll ‘dred Weekly. the Russlty Grajdm‘m'fsuddcniy seized Jesus Cnr am“. and]
! Schimmel.
a;
lpin, wishbone across the center, he-
’ tween West avenue and Hawkins ave-
} nue. East Norwalk. Finder will please
[return to 10 Hawkins avenue. 3t.
LOST—~BANK BOOK No. 32271.
Newark, N. J., Issued by the Howard
Stone Cracks, Preserve ars, . . Savings Institution. Payment has «been _ _
‘ 11 G1 I u E stode. Finder Is redirected to leave! land now or formerly of Selleck Wa— ”main“ a swmlous diatribe ”am“:
Fruit Jars, ]c y asses, ]e 3" Great Britain for “planning a tribunal:
- . . same at the bank, 768 Broad street, terbury and by land now or formerly , i
Strainers. wine Kegs. Apple. ~--....._..._w-...._ , g u. .5 and“... m mu. ,, ,,
Pickers, Curtain Stretchers OiI Rework, New Jersey. at. of Louis Van Gal; Southerly by land Q“ t 8 ts and Joan of Are" In
. ' . . ‘ of William and Agnes Keduey. by land We“ ° ‘30 . , -
Heaters, Etc. I . ‘ of Gustav Thelme, by land of Selleclt two years of war, continued the artl|
Albert r- a. u , nsumcr almanac. ., . ..
. ' i . , Prospect, mil Norwalk Westerly by a highway known as only a few hundred yards, and the.
Prompt delivery Phone Mil-2 Fire, Life, Accident, Plate Glass. The School will begin mm'." Highland avenue and by land former- task of bringing in the prisoner was;
25 W‘shlngtan St. gummy“ ' \Vor'kman's Compensation. Liabils , term." the y." 1915.17 on w“_ iy of Joseph Cox. therefore presumably to be imposed
" lty. Marine and Automobile. i necday morning, October 4th, at ~Terms of sale to be as follows; Ten on Russia.
Surety-Bonds. ’ "I". o'clock. per mm (10%) to be paid in cash at Arcording to Mr. Asquith; “head of
STEAMSHIP TICKETS n.?';mx|wigw::' “if“: the time 01 3819. balance by Wednes- the English Freemasons," the diatribe .
Mrs. Ethel Virgin O’Neil NOTARIES PUBLIC athletics. m... Mum"; day. October 26th. 1916. at 12 o’clock went on, the war no not to end when
VOCAL s-runto J M h mnfico Inc mediate and Primary Depart noon; the committee reserving the me time came for Russia to conclude
Rident Theatre Building ' ‘ y '9 ‘ menmmacadcmic flooding, right to insist on payment to full In an advantageous and honorable peace.‘ ’
75 Wall Street, Norwalk ‘ . a “gym: and W?” [ 32;;- COmtzfcolrim 03;]:- caah at the mine 018319 Ihouid the “‘1‘ but when the Hobenzollern dl’nasty Afmméfy mics beaming"
Tuesdays V-fi .. AM. k mm“ W- . _ Y der- be unknown to him. . had 1,.” laid low by Russian bayo- Absolutely ”Mess
Friday! For particulara _ The Principal; may be mn"ut A. DWIGHT KEEP. m ' 1 .. P -~ '
1°42; 3‘5 MW" at. Omaha , the School my morning after ten ' Committee. Inrll ant speeches were made at the client!) salutary, MM
'7 - o'clock. circular. and prices —.—— . ,.. ammo-nus
YOUR FALL WM . : . meeting or the “Society of 1914, it he-
SUIT "Mix; rot It. Inn tin NOTICE To c “ACTORS . pointed out that the article in ef-
A "’99 w'T' IS HERE F I A- 3‘ limit ’ ‘ feet advocated a separate peace be-3
upve ant art-awfully witty wimyl > I Vida Hunt Francis, lSealed proposal! will be received t R sets and “in“! it was]
New 00101!” Bach. “1 set most BEST VALUES IN Town ~ 3. I... ma. up to noon at Oct. 12 for thujgcava- “9°“ 6‘: d de mi” to su-
"01 my 80.04 I“!!! from heft to tell you ~ . M“ N lion and foundation work for the East "”01“. 0:9“ “m “Bur!" h A base
the truth. . Sometimes, though, her CREDIT TOO N 7’" ‘3‘. Norwalk Community Hall nutrition. (“"3" 3"” “m“- e 3 m , "
xiii in I hit“ sharp fbr comfort.’ " ______ 'I" . ' “-3 . ~ Plans and specificationsma’y’ be seen sailor, to convey the sentiment of the
Now. an em nanny! came home . wo little xlrls. Annie and Gertrude, a the stone at The Carbon; 00., 19 meeting and of the overwhelming
feelin: not-t um. i had a mi . 1 . .. '°'° PM”? twin" 05° mminl- rim street. «Bids received by Mrs. mot Mutan- ~~~
that "W“ m dim m“ m I *lm1y &nm 2”. “0?“! after Annie came II from the K3, Hipum..Chg]mgn Build!" Com- ##-
1nd I "of 3“ a, my“ humor-f .j‘ 9"!qu. 06‘1me WM heard cry- mm“ new“ mm, _ 3g, BERLIN. Oct. 5.-—-’rhe magistrscy
Well I which: I) the walk ‘8 / I. ‘ “'5 bitterly. ., ., ‘ .2. a: ,-.- and soundboard of Berlin-Schoone- 7
“a ,1“. w. w.“ m, m 43. £3.33. IAIN 31'- ‘Wt is We ,to-yin: about!” someones acuity. ‘ I m hm dictated that m Iclloot- 7
me suspiciously ‘ I“ i . -' fimimfm - “”dnAf’w' W- ' ;- ran-.- ~ timbers who. marry din-Ins 9‘" war
«I '- ‘ .‘ ,.-. ’ , 's . . ‘ ‘ "W, 1t: explaltidd‘mlerfiboduI sn- Boobs—ribs“! satiric: shall‘be rethiued in otllce and receive
.. Whaaraahea trailkaot’uirn?i . .1 * mu“ - ‘ ' .. " w ”‘1 W . . . ' . .,
do said. m. . ’1 J "mm?! » ’3‘" that "'1?“ :tizhohoungfléfiwvm yourself while you were takin’: your the pay drawn by them before. Rt-
" t a “ ‘ , . “.L.‘ ‘ '5. y. L. n ‘ ' L .. i a, m .r w“ t, “' ‘u ... h s \ ' a -'.‘ .. 1 ‘ ‘ L
‘. ‘COT‘. I .“IIQd "'wh' t ‘lilofi' m’d the ml: 4 Wm m m ‘ “M o" ’u ' I ”"9”" “3“ . m L I'll. ‘1..." t . V . N - ‘ M. "
' . “It nation-4 "or! mm Ito- M the ‘W m ova-toil 1min-
: AilOSt
i
PERt‘li‘Ai. H. SHIIRRON. |
Secretary of said committee.
o'clock p. m. for the following corpus-I oxnou'ron Chinese are living in Siberia. and the
“- ‘0 W“: same number are in the Malacca Pe-
Isl: 'l‘o nomiuto candidates of the! NOTICE. aiuula. Honcho-k. an English col-
Raymond street by Jlmes A. filter. to
State of Connectkut, and candidates not in any way connected with Grace
f" “Nice“ 0! UIO moo. all to be vot- 3.1mm
"‘1 “W“ " ”3° demo“ lONhflldtohurcb approve of the actions of Mr.
iFuller. The public will please govern
2nd: To ”WNW ““Y 0W" WNW“. itself accordingly.
The 5° called .Union “I’m“ °' ony. shelters 300.000 Chinese and 200,-]
000 are living in Canadaand Mexico.
The census estimates that 500,000
Chinese are residing in the United
States and Europe. but no estimate is}
Church, neither does the
given as to the exact number in theI
JAMES STREET, I’nlted States.
3: 3.},‘122N80N’ . ' MEXICO CITY, Oct.
W. C. ltlIh'l'I'ON, . tion has been received of the report!
CYRUS MATTHEWS, 0! the death of Alfonso Santibanezn
the slayer of General Jesus Carranza.l
brother of the First Chief. Santibanez.
5.—»—(‘onflrmn- ‘
under. a follower of Felix Dina. at Zi-
huatlnn, Oaxaca. Word later was re-l
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‘ NOTICE or SALE or REAL corn:
In pursuance of the interlocutory
i iudgment of foreclosure and sale made
‘in the case of The South Norwalk
,Savings Batik Vs. ‘Agnes A. Griffiths.
let his. bearing (lute or the 23rd day
get June, 1916. I. the undersigned. the
committee appointed l hand by said
ljudgment to make. said sale. will sell;
int public auction to the highest bid.
l
gees mentioned in said judgment and
herein described as follows:
All that certain tract or parcel of
land, with the buildings the'r'eon stand-
ing, situated in the City of ‘Norwslk,
.ln quantity seven (7) acres, more or
'less, and bounded Northerly by land
Iformerly of Joseph Cox: Easterly by
his life. in s skirmish with Constitu-
:ionallst troops.
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ii EUROPEAN Will NEWS
Szititibnncz. who had been a federal
I‘ETRC’GMD- 5”“- 1"’Th“ PalrL1it‘uCJI‘ in 1914, in 1915 formed with'
otic Anti—German “Society of 19“. fu‘ts inert n liarl of the command of Gen-I
h” petitioned the government to pros ; eral Jesus Carranza on the isthmus of,
ccute lIlP Extreme Right leader, M"Tehuantepcc. Abrother of Santibsnezi
_ . q . . .- i
Bulctzul, for hibh treason, he liztutig‘in Opposition to the govpmmpm was
strivcn, it is alleged ,to sow discord immmurnd in the north and “.35. hold
ti‘m' execution. Impelled by this fact
In the MS! number he wroiean arti-‘l his sinii.tmk them far into the moon-j
cle on Mt Asquiilts declaration con-l lain; and held them for run-sum. Ho.
cerninx bringing to book those
spotisible for intrrnntlonal crimesfil ritnza that his brother‘s life be spared?
whatever their posrtion. On e; and his own ambitions claimed}
ground that the declaration was dl-i gt, 1 fi—u—j
reeled against the Kaiser, the article'
Icontract tor the stained 5|“
{which will surmount the unintu-
ibecn let to a New Yorhnm.
era “dunes manufccturera.
i.«-The Belgian town of Hemp, ‘
ibeen fined 50.000 math m
I
,the occasion of the recent
lfete, some oi its inhabitant: had» ‘
led a bi: Belgian tricolor on. that
of an on ktree.
tree against German
'Ilud sur' Minded it with hat“
was shot and killed by Aurelio Her-wen”. I take it?" said the polite
ceived that Hernandez also had lost Selphmade. “He was fired out 0‘. .
of tlicm."-——I’uck.
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HORLIGK’
'9‘. deniandcd of Genes] Venustinno tiara ’
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THE HAGL' E. Netherlandlu
a,
Inordertom
assaults.
“Your son is a product at be
“A sort of byproduct." replied.
ASK FOR and GM?
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MINI Ask your D
(‘ Mbudfihlflm
I'llla In It Ont! .
Imlcl. sealed with Blue
alto Io .
cutoursrtn 3m ; .
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mksamnhcshSIl-t.
mutations 3. . :1
Maia
The. Utmost in Bedspring Comfort-iv
'0 U A. J. Angeviue 81 Son Co.
1341136 Washington Street '
Does not roll occupants to center: _
Cannot tear bcdclotltes - , .
Easily dusted. ’
fim.‘away. 'Ihe «untied that he wasnearly ao um.
‘ ”actuate before the tumor sot mouth with"
with hurls-Wu.
«If! In?“ talking to the scan! all
rod on It and fall-Junk a , ,3
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fl: 3111
{athl- ‘
brain was for length of service. our
.. ties explain that. “tildrituatl- . . .. ‘.
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