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’0! Autumn and Winter WearI
a Complete Assortment of:
"Ibowou'rnnus {
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uAYEs
BYOB“. Out l:. The Wyn-Clue
Im ‘Nrdu" all ruth- They are doing
"all, splendid work in the toll enIII
Int the h)lfll; contest at Stow-.11!
‘lIlr fortrnirrtli IweI-k four Irena ,out of
the best five htlonx to this breed.
Inbfld G. Itumn‘. \Vlilie Wynndotteu
(‘JTY MARKET
to no MAIN sr.
E K. BANKS I
Mahaekemo Hotel Block,
South Norwalk. I
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T his is where we double up
for the benefit of the boys.
I . ANNOUNCEMENTS ARD 1 Two pairs of trousers give
VISITING CAltDS I‘ double life to the suit.
t For ages 8 to 18, good, firm,
durable corduroy. $6—
Or in Good Wool Cassimeres
for $5 to $65.
Overcoats too from $5 to $12.
Everything for men's and
boys' wear.
In All Styles Engraving
DON N ELLIY’S
STATIONERY STORE
:6 South Il‘liain Street.
Will be open until 9 tonight
—Closed all day tomorrow.
Itogers 8r Stevens
CIIY IIIWS
purpose ”I IIIIIII‘IIIIIII-‘I IIIIIIIIIII I’II‘I .inthraIite c:.0iI
liens.
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(‘hatlt s lIausI-liildt. of Notwalk state
.‘tll's
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II i'IIlIetitie (urnon
proceedings of
John W
divorce
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wish to \\'eiIIiett Camp. this Iitv, this riot touti,
at the meeting of the camp
After the iiieet»
evenit‘t, I
in the State At‘inory,
ing it social Iltllll' will he enjoyed dur-
ing which l‘t'l'l‘f‘SlllllI‘llI.‘ will be serv-
II iblll‘) News, I
" ‘ ' ' The (‘35? 0! Samuel Argoon v3,
“I'II‘III prize, I‘IOII Frank Anginone came up before Judge
llall, (‘olutiilius IYountts. in tire (In), court, Bridgeport,
- Don’t miss Columbus Day coir-bra"
Ition ball and grand prize l-‘ox Trot.
IArIon Hall October 12.
I‘d.
-—Ilott't miss the
«'I'rot (l:i‘l('l‘. Arion
this evening, iii the eiiib house.
West avenue. A fine (‘ounIil and (andidtttes at the Hotel
‘ “I’m-03min has been atittiiued b) tb“I \lnlnukemo. this eiening. In honor of
wbnteitainnient IommittIe. and one of \‘i‘ oodtartr Russell and A D Newman,
the bit-(MEI IIIllII’r‘ “I III” N’IISUII I5. isststant stout executive. of New;
looked for. The affair will be strictly . york city. and Scout (‘ommissionerI
,I ”18- :I‘irie Fiacllonald. all of whom willl
mow It'lltitk.
- “Dancing Saturday 'I‘II‘V".
IAnsernbly Hall, Grace IUII
1' orchestra. III‘
III I'lI ne..rl~li‘rost to the
entertainment
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night.
itrothet‘s'
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~ Don't miss Columbus Day celebra-
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Many No: walk young. men art-plan-
hing to be in attend.itrI-I tonight, at
the banquet I t the Maliutltenio lloul.
Iwhich will be given by General llus
Bell Ft ~81 to sIoutniadeis and pros-
pectivo scoutmasters of the City of
Arion llail, October 12.
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Johnson‘s utttotitohile was
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I'I‘nl‘l.’ (J.
Int collision with the auto of
this morning.
was going from Wit
IfrIint Bridgeport,
Johnson claims he“
\Ia‘I. It is requested that all mem
«Shout IIIII'I'lill‘llI and its work, To-
I'" "-" I‘" II'IIU‘I‘III. as there will be init-
niuht's dinner will be for the same pur-
pose sir-I will have the same end in Mien.
View, and it is hoped that all those. ,_.._
I ~dyed invitations to the affair lI rIIII be u{ hum-psi to Nurwnlk
who is
will i2.ztE.I-__.:prI-i:tl effotts to attend.
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-«~‘-THURSDAY IS DINNER.NIGHT
At the I".otintry Clubs-
WAMPOLE'S
is r'tilelf'f‘lt‘tl directly by means of TI e
:\S:~('t‘Ilil(‘Il Press Service with the te‘.
r—«———-:' egraIr‘I; operator at the press stands of
til-e world‘s series patties. Owing to
IIIIIS fact The Sentinel is able to pub<
Ilislr world‘s series baseball bulletins
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COd leer Oll Illuitkrl than any other bulletin set:
: we in Votwalk. Be a live one and
Itcad iho SenIInIl's bullrtins, Tltei
$1.00 Size,- 790
IStillson-PowelI-Corpotation
passcateriou onusois'ro,
82 Washington Street.
Scotti Norwalk, 0!.
e megaphoned from our main ot‘rit-I.
Iplny for play, without an instant's de-
Ilay, and are also placed on our bulle
:i nbcizrd at the branch oillce. iriIWnll
«I. Isircct. in advance. of any other bulle-
I I this in either end of the city.
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PLE ASURES‘
"Mtrking money is always a pleasure and so, very often,
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I. Neither of them compares to the satisfaction of sav-I
iIrig it—Watch-ing your capital grow month by month, feel-
ing yourself financitlly stronger and stronger.
II , Open an account with us‘and'try it.
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‘ltnseiuiii fans who like iip»to~tlte-inin-I
irte service. to learn that.Thc Sentinel,
.\iIl society “it" held yesterday after-
noon.
the meeting and was disposed of.
M.
banks will be lit charge.
theetiug ol‘ the Adie'tt t‘lirt’stian
coniittandcr of the Spain lt- American' row “I” be heard tomorrow before (liurIli “I” he held this en)
MIIII ”III“ ‘I'I"I “III III‘III" ‘III IIIIIIIIIII Judge (lager, in the Bridgeport Supc- II- ‘II’
III] c'hiiige
the large billboard at the east end olI Ithe month with a yield of 199 egxa:
the Washington street bridge and ad- IIIII‘I A “I. ltumery‘s
IVElil‘rte the republltan candidates iii land Reds from Ditnville. N. 11.. won
Itlie coming campaign. I.
phrases stare oath passerby In the eye “I,“ I
and causes hint to stop and read the. I
. “hole of the sign.
ting the short end of the pi: when it
cattle to good streetsI
see they are being looked after as
Iwell as the other parts of the city
' Ington a: Net.
Iion brill and grand prize Fox Trot, “hifhtho meeting will he held
Ipaiun issues will be discuased anti va- A w 12“,“.ny Iluniille. ,'_
Ilimls kinds of entertainment will fol- Jacob 1: Jansen.
IIIIllIiI'll‘llll. ;. reporter for llrndstreet's II son, the republican candidate for state Francis I".
Mr. ' senatorship.
Iservcd late in the evening.
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ISttnbot-n's liuit.» from Holden, Mass,
I Itrd for first place nitli 47 eggs each.
The Agricultural college's
l"0:ezons" from etmanr; Ore.
yield of 45 eggs J. '»
W ere.
EAST
seIoud wit a
I , i: \i..t onsfds i‘ro'ii M.t:‘bledflle.I
NORWALK It‘oiitt. and "i in llatroti's English pen.I
built \‘i‘ltite \Vyandottes. came next
’ The total Yield for I.III pIns amount
“53 or better by
I- I: cs than tltI tonespondittr week last
I\i"TIlII \v-eyidd 0(31
Regular business rain-I before"I I 5 I an III I I: I
Ittl l.) :3,
with H and 4‘}. Iggs respectively. I
The weekly session of the Ladies:
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per tent. 'llte “)andotte c.lass how-
tt‘yerslaid at the rate of 41 per cent.,I
the Rocks at 3‘: . while 28 per cuent
The Bible study class held a Iucvt- represents the yield at the III-Its andI
ins last evening in the EM AI‘HIU“ the LI gliot'tis. The t'IIIN‘r-Il ace is inf
Lintoln 'sI
Ind “ill
r3. (.‘liurtlt with ltcv. s. 1’. Fair- Illt' Lesliorn L'roull-
I‘ f.
NOl‘WflIk SO NUfWfllkI ank-‘I III I'Il'dl'l-‘I‘- pen lI'Ulll Mt, t‘arnml. (‘ontn
’—‘“—“ llutron‘s pen front llartle. England.
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183‘?“ KaII”IIII'II'III‘IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII' IVI‘ II' I‘ (I‘I 'I‘ln- "lied Star" lti w is towed toI The regular prayer ntee ing of the III“”‘ "III IMI" mm? mm IIIIII ”I; It
i“. ,0. I" will lilt'tl III. .; i-ietiIhI-I iii the .he F. ris coal doek vesterdar bv the East Avenue iii. I-Z. (‘liureli will IN‘ ~3~n duiitii. the "a” five “Hm-I
lodge rooms, iii Wail street. for the . I.‘ ll“ .iili Shu was loaded w‘ith held this evening. Rev. S. III pup-.IIIIIIII writing, the (‘toritIetiIiit pen isII
I: hit is due toI t
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It ‘ftllllfl ll) two eggs
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Ila) more than [“0 thousand emu for
Itlit
)t‘lli.
’lIte monthly ti\.ard~ Io SIpteniber
niny, “It lune bIen announIed as follows 'I he
11 be Iblue rtibbor Itt tirst pr: 7.‘ .i as “on by
Illll- Oregon peti mentioned above;
IltoIk lime l-‘arm‘ It llurrcd Rocks from
Huge posters have been pasted on Kutonah, N. \'.. got second place for
'lhe mid week pruver and It lIlllilll):
llcv. George \I. Teeple wi I
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Many MIC-II ,third prize with a production of lttit
Three Belt Pens
T'te thiec best ports it eaIIi of the
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M”—' I'Ilte suit war about cotmnission pet I . _ . . ptimtptil breeds are as follows:
Members Of II-III‘OIIl' I “III” II’IIII‘II'I‘I-etttng: -e and the defendant was repre- I The “Harsh": the ‘11:: :3de 0Y3: . Plymouth Rocks. I
,NO 411 I\- “I I ~IIIIII IIII’IIII’I " ”I‘III‘ ~:Ittied I). A'llotne) Joliti J. (‘uneo. 3:“?an 1:,“ (IIIIII; “)2" the wlntper Rock l‘ose Fat-tn (Barred) It'utn. I
Cathoiit (tub are “hill“: in Iiletistiiii _________ "IIIIIII. not:l (I::(|(0(:l‘llderflbl( IWMIW I “a ah N. \'.I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 1982 I
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anticipation for the smoker social and pl") “(IT-mmnws have been "I ItionI I: Ea: Side residents as they 'eAlb rt p LenzI-n (White) North I
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pig magi uppe , wiriI‘. will I I‘nI Hind for the ditinIr to be given by how long thought that "on were Kt“- A tlebo 0 use lii'IZI~
Scoutniastets' Oregon Agricultural (ollI-Ire (Bar I
red) Corvallis. Oregon ........ 1829
Wyandottes.
Knight (White) Bridge-
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bill now the)
IIIbI-d u
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A meetlnir of the East Norwnlk Re-I'l‘oni Barron (While)
pttlilican (‘Iuh will he held tomorrow England <-"h-. ................. 2086I
Juvenihg in III‘ quarters on [first Wash- Abel Latliam 4White) llrierflehl, I
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Pmceeding the meet- I/Eliizland
Rhode Island Reds.
Plnrcrest Orchards tlrototi. MasslBGG
ll. ..l814
North ll.iveIn,
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White Leghorn.
lincoln, Mt. Carmel,
(‘onu ....................... 1965
IWill Barron. lLtrtle, near Preston
inn will be a republican caucus after I
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Iow. One of the drier speakers of the
evening will be (‘harles u.“ William-I
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Refreshments will be
His second appIatiinIe as u presiden
-_ . . Iiial (undidatc in the state was here
i“ trends gather-0.1 at the home of ill.
I . F Illiis forcnoon. llis program called for
null I II. lurt D8 Osborn aw
I" If rel I I .‘l l t‘ i I 'Iadtty of short ntecclies rear platform
h . . emie is tur :4 “on
y Ituilts and an address at the lhoenlx
\I.\lll Itliiildil) anniit rear}. ~' 3‘
n In“ and 1 rich I: TIII IdIIII: llall at Louisville tonight. Mr. lluslies
si r. to l . "I . t .
IICIIIIIIII‘ “II 3 spInt half an hour here It was the
int sic on the violin and ban 0. About -
IIeIicii o'IloIk the put sts \teIIre invitchIOIILIIKI IIIIIII OI IIIII III“ HIS program
to sit down to a table loaded “IIIIItnn burg, Paintsiille, Louisa and Ash-
:oIiIl things to out. not the hast MI I. t.id
with It “as an intriitnsc birthday take.
Toasts. were given. stories told and a:
merry time was had. liter suppei
the guests Tbok their leaie, thanking!
the hostess in:
Last \It‘cdncstlav cveniriiz a Iiiittibc.
.ihq~
l I Iiisville nth
time hours later for Springfield 310.,
Ilium].
a delialitful (‘It‘nill'ti
and wishing her many returns of theI
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TESTING HJNCH RIFLES.
\‘a., Oct. 1?.7 To test
The school children of East Nor-
walk have proven IIIP‘M‘IY es ready
and worthy to Imome the future pro- ‘
IIIIIZI:IishitrItfeSI'IeIiIcItIiIiItIiIIIiIdytheiIfgfincrdudili'II ill shoot in It few days at the hull of
ten dollars for a contribution to theIIIIII mm Katahdin, “IIIICII has justbeen
Community Hall fund. mist week, sev-ImII‘IIIOII “IIIII new IIIIIIOII" The. Katali-
tiny-carom Margaret Jan'is took herIIIIII r'rsts on the bottom of the Chesa-
on broom and swept her lawn and peake, “III“ ”‘9 "‘0th °I the Kappa—
decorated ii and entertained 24 of her IIhannock.
friends there, charging them each 2'
cents. She proudly carried her contrt-.;
hution to the chairman of the bazaar"
committee. This week the garden com-I
trrittcc \isiIId the schools and presen-I
plate, the dreadnoughts
Visa-la and Oklahoma
latest armor
{‘I “q t IIIK “.l"
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ted ca' h prizes to garden contestants.‘ I The ORIGINAL
Owing to the epidemic last summer MI I III» MEI-”ed MIIII
party or ride was given so each childI I,
who kept up a garden received a new. .. ~
dune, In addition, there were several
dollar, titty. and twenty- five cont ”Q’I
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pen of ; II'
Ifltcir lI-inch rides against the Navy's'
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Norwalk. l'enetal Fro-.I has bIId in- “Ir street to South Main street, with Hui-and IIIIIIIIIIIIII ~ IIIIIII 1953
terested in the lloy Stout tumentt’m '\'.'heii at the corner of Ila) street, .\i:.I A farewell reception in the form Mil“. 3'. l‘I‘ust'ly Cheshiref Hum“ l863
OVEr since its founding and was a N“ Main titan suddenly rounded the cor- Iii Mll’lll'ltlt‘ was II'IIIII‘I‘I‘II III“- II-I“'II“I "lecellaneOus.
beer of the rnmetitctit in No: wall; ;nI-'.r Mr Johnson's" I.ti struck the III‘M‘IIICI. III III” III‘IIII' III \qu IIIIIII‘II Int-econ Agricultural (‘olleue (Dre 2
. ' In order to inc ,eise HriIrust. -nt : .lllllll‘! IIIoItI .i an III} to and one of the wheels bf.- ““an on Seaside plat-,e yesterd: iv I "on“ f‘orv. IIIi~. Ore IIIIIIIIIIII 199,;
the young men of mp my. in regard I\‘\':!:: bl'lthilf‘tl, a.‘Icrnoou. Music. (ards and ti delight 3.1. (‘cllinson (MIMI lrcghorns)
to the n|0\(’lllt',llI General Frost ui'iw - — tnl social time are Ienjoycd. TheI- IIIIIan larstauu l‘llnlllflntl 1720
an eXIeiIeIiI banquet last spring iitthe 'i‘It. re will be a card party and :iict'ts .IIIIII.IIIII:II Mrs. \\all:ice Marvin IA' Sc'hwa z (lilach llIhIncl hinders)
Mahackemo Hotel, at which “KENT? dance at the ltlks‘ Home. South Main I THIS. I“. In INIIIIHH. -\Il‘=i. I,dwa; II lititlinganie Lal IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 1632
tone hundred men iii Norwallt Ire Itet-I. under- the auspices of the l.a- lirown, Mrs. Milton I-liwood. .\lls.I
present Entiru sin for the move- uies‘ Airvmary. next \\‘ednesdnv men t‘liarle» Pearce Mrs Ellis 'i‘avlor. IHUGHES MAKES SHORT WSPEECH
Dent was greatly aroused at thlsiiiect- inc. Ihtolwr 13th. (it he i‘totliers' oi I‘lts. l-I \erI It Ilulhie3, Mr. \I. Sililnj I ES.
1:113, I ~I- \t‘lLI speakers addtessed .ln st":i will furnish music. niel, Mrs_ Benedict, Min. Montgomery I
the user ‘in: u ‘\ into-'estinal) and In. LN: IIIII‘IIIIIIIII’II I‘IIIIII“I ‘I'IIII IIINII IIIIIIII KIIIIIIIIII IIIISI KIIIIII’I‘Iz and “N l’llx’l: Hi i l‘ Ii) Oil (litirles
.tt‘lliutn ‘Iy on th snhjnct of the Boy ilti: Iieiiittiz. iii III-d .\leti's llall, Nor hlauson. IE. llirghcs Sllf‘nt Iodav iti Kentucky .
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The Hoosier KitchenCabinet
Cuts W'ork in Half
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This marvel of convenience has places for 400 articleI, all uni- urns reach ButI
it‘ s more than a centralized storehouse.
labor saving inventions—each Iike a helping hand! Some m five mpied a few of
them, but 11 of these Hoosier features can‘t be found in all othereahnets combined. Into
the Hoosier are built the pick of the ways for saving work that the flag Domestic Sci-
ence Experts have disco 'ered.
_\ our
part that makes it a real helper.
the artiIIcs most
often used are [dated where they are easiest
unhampercd
room above and around the aluminum (or
spate is aboic and llt‘IU“;
rcthcII. Ihc re is plenty of
porcelainl work-table.
work.
space to work on.
have:
3—Scientific arrangement—articles needed
most frequently reached
4—Revolving caster—the final touch of con-
venicnce.
other bins
way. *
ihe piIturc abmc shows the scItion of
cabinet that is most important-the
There are no useless IiitIc partitions
chop up the space and leave no room
Your cabinet must have
The Hoosier gives it.
Six exclusive Hoosier features you must
r—The all-metal glass front flour bin.
a—The gear-driven shaker flaur sitter which
makes flour light and fluffy.
5—The ingenious, big-capacity su’gIar bin-—
holds more than twice as much as mast
i—Finally, the doors that roll back at the
sides of the cabinet. entirely out of the
The Hoosier is an M servant with 40
And regardless of the room in your hitch»
cu, there's a special Hoosier moch to fit, at
a price you can eaély afield. .
Storage
3“...) was. at“ ’
Prices and Terms ,
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Over 1,000,000 m use the Hoosier.
to Enormous output mks mssiblc our low I’
. for prices, which now rangin- $zo.85 to $39.00. I
big table I 9
Have the Hoosier “vetted by paying
only $1.00. Thea pay for it a little at a time .
if you With, witluutatl: cost or interest. 32*
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Learn How to Save Miles of Steps "
('omc iii and St: the Hoosier—learn 'how to
save miles of steps. horns of toil, how do:-
Iightful it is to sit Jinn It the Hoosier and
do your cooking Mbly, how it hclps
you get good mkn‘lrly, helps tidy up in .
just a few minutes after meals.
The ..llnosier saves countless trips to thc
collar, to the sink, pantry and cupboard You
. may think you alrezly have a conicnient,
kitchen, but a rnifl'nn diel- women know
better. You may change your mind when
you see the Hoosier. I
Trial.
STERLING RANGES .
Guaranteed to Cook, Heat and Bake. 60 Days Free ’
Ranges $15.00 to $75.00
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Sterling Furniture Co.
tm 129- 13.1 Washington 5!.
Phone 105 So. Norwalk
’ Iv: lmic he will :Itt‘th tomorrow after hight.
HOSPITAL NOTES:
William J. Rice of Loudon street.
also trorided for addresses at Pres- INorwalk,. was admitted yesterday.
MISS Is. loise ‘Ilarsh, of Highland ave-
Tlie nominee's train is due at one, was admitted this morning.
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Amacy B. Hallock,
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QNVIRONMENT IS IVERIYTHING
to the woman of refinement. Nothinl
u doctor to a woman! heart than" I
Mutual homo tastefully furnished. lJ
you'll come to' us we'll show you our
line or quality wall paper and exploit
now you my Duality your none/st
Iiionunu colt. unwound goo
of RosevilleI
\\‘I\sipnrt, was admitted lustI
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