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on this page, Twenty-Riv: Words or .
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WANTED.
, WANTED -—“’QRKING HOUSE-l
'keeper in family of two. One who!
rulers a good home to large {“9811THT2109. A“— modern. immomants.
fiddress A box 603, South Norwalkpmqulm aan- bran. 126 Flax llill
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(and. {28 3t. ‘ Road.
.WANTED—GIRL TO LEARN cor—3 T0 LETA‘ROM APRIL 151‘,
'ton winding. Apply J. & .1. Cash ml.,'OU*SE AND BARN. No. 18 Whey
. sills/stunt street. . {28 3t AV‘ENUE- NORWAL'K. IMPROVE-
_ MEETS, BARN CAN BE USED FOR
WANTED—GIRL WANTED FOR GARAGE'FOR PARTICULARSCALL
general house} work, to work in New PHORTNO- 1253 OR 116. f28 6t
York city. Apply at C. .1. Mlntz. 92 '
it'oslrlng'ron street. . i To LET‘-— ROOMS AND BATH
,_ with impmvcments, second floor. 125
' WANTED—MEN, WOMEN. 18 on 30"”! Main street. Phone 106in
orcr. $75 mouth. Government jobs. 128 st
List lmsitlons free. Write immediate-'
9C, Rw.
TO LET—5 ROOMS. SECOND
floor. Also 3 building -lots for sale.
inquire of Wm. J. Mcllugh, 96 South
plying property. First mortgage. 111.
Chester, N. Y.
. TO LET—TWO LARGE UNFI'R-
nisllcd rooms, with both, light and
WANTED—BOY 14- YEARS 0R heat, at 38 rBoyvilew avenue.
older. for all day work in store. Illiust T91- 135‘-
lulve good references. Y. D., pale W ""'"‘
lieuttnel. “1 3t T0 LET—~FURNIBHED ROOM,
- private family, with all improve-
WANTEDv—TO RENT IN 181‘ TA.\'- mollts, centrally located,
lug district, 8 or 9 room house. gtmd 1755"-
locatiou, all improvements. Roasonar
llle rent. Adre‘ss “B" care Sentinel. l
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School. :12 month.
WANTED—A REFINED, moons- MM“-
age ‘American woman desires pusition‘ 1 - .
‘ as house kenper in private family. All-3 TO LEI-“THREE ELEGANT FUR
'dress Housekeeper. inisllcd rooms, private family, steam
_{ heated, oiectrlc lights and bath. Use
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center; Phone 1423-3.
typist wishes copyillg- to do evenings.
Illld Saturday afternoons. Terms T93";
tunable. Address 1. .1. care Svntlllcl
Olllt‘ti. ' I
T0 LETw’PllltEE ROOMS ON
First street, East Norwlilk. inquire at
‘4 Core avenue, Eusl Norwalk or
WANTED—MAN '1‘0 SORT AND lovsky.
more freight at night. Must be active,
(Lila roliublc. Apply Norn‘nlk Slcnllr'
boat Co. South NorWalk‘ dock. ’
TO LET~STORE 207 WASHING-
-tou street East Norwalk. Apartlllcuts
5%) Washington street. East Norwalk
and 39 Chapel street, Norwnik. in~
quire 64 South Main street. Tel 60'. '
WANTED-JNOMAN \VISHES To
do washing at home or out. Mrs. Afl-
1lli, 19 Ferris avollue. {26 3t.
“ I . l T0 LET—1 APARTMENT AT 55'
WANTEm—To BUY ALL MNDS Sprint: street, 5 rooms on second floor
of cattle. Best prices paid. Extra with improvements.
prices for calves. HZ Friedman, 35.Ely llanlov. 16 Grovo sll'cot or
avenue. Tel. 1161. 1‘30 if 76“., ' '
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LOST.
lCUl'bl-‘ll. block, containing 5,000 square
LOST-'SUM 01“ MONEY 0"" toot oi llOOl‘,Sl)aC(‘ with light on all
Crass street or on South Main street.l‘s,,,e§. Oil's freight elevator service,
“011‘“ NOVWMR- Finder ”Ward“ by steam heated. For further particu-
roturnillg. F. Williams, 12 Cross street. , tars, apply at the‘ oflloc of The Old
' ' ,Woll Cigar Company.
LOST—A BUNCH‘ OF KEYS ON‘
ring between. Pine street and South:
Norn'alk Post Office.
return to this office.
BUSINESS Nodes? —
Finder please —..__. .—
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Jlnnd retail. Masquerade suits and cos
.m-‘n—m‘l—w— _...
FOUND ,tumcs for oil ntl‘airs. Reichardt Cos-
“FOUND Doc WHITE “,XT'gltumo‘ Co, 74 St. Murk's .“Plnce.
‘— ' New York It . 119 at
1.1;lck spot. Apply 1 Lexington ave-ll CI y 1
your. '1 pAmTlNG" — “moonlmmxo
—l decorating, paintcl‘fs supplies; wall
BY : paper, upto-datesiyles, lowest prices.
-. DESCRIPTION lEstimatcs cheerfully given. Trial or-
"Gas and Kerosene Lightingjders solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander
'- Glassware, Gas and Electric; White. 61 1‘2 Ely avenue.
I Irons, Grill Stoves. Toasters, Gas: 5" , —~ NOTICE”?
Plates: and Heaters, Aladdin Oil; -
Willithe person taking by mistake
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Mantle. Lamps. and. Burners’firom the post ofllée Monday morning.
lpearl and silver handle umbrella,
Albert‘s score.
Phone 1089& ' . ’
lto ‘Stiilsou-Powcll Corp,
!ton street.
1 I ‘ A ..
* WIT“ PAUL WT
' Viifce Buildingsoeclalul
for N. Y. demon”, Puddle loan
,1 , and BridgeportConn.
{itallam French, Gemian and English
. singing properly taught; '
,rrcrmcr'datcc, apply to, Mrs. William
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82 Washing-
So. Norwal
' Sentinel-Advs.--pny. Tryone.
_, Pl TolrrAslN-l-
" Celebrated Italian Tenor.
.r~.;rg_-__h;‘.,,
.in.
Snlayed‘ lflj‘zlhé best opera-houses
{in tllcé‘worldiis here in Norwalk. and
, 1-_’:il'evenléd310fi oath to EurODE byztlle'
,‘Wars. conditionsr - .PI'OIGSSOI‘." Tomato:
‘i’ml’s‘ttali' .schooigand will be pleased
“- l‘lo leach, lli'tho‘se that care to culti-
i-t‘ictc theirrvoiceséin propennnmner.
Thchltto , Shop
1 . 7 V“'l_(":.:d;A.eCl.’AV.ENV ' '1
.1’5criuo..uumxsr. , , .
cocoons =EMEIWGENCY~ an 1
WAsnINcroN.-rob. 23.4w order
., grunge: or. the.,emergeucy»,;,
'velluo‘blllytho Senate Finance com-J
" 1 loom agreed. to with!
iii amendments when l-timo'
than: ‘ut‘lajo‘t‘oloelrstouignu:
le.l.émw.tumonlnl..culdAdos ~
TO LETwHOUBE AT 8 CRESCENT
To LET~S' nDozu HOUSE, 91 CE-‘
52‘
Water street, Soutll-.\'orwnik. R. JUSP-ldnn 1916 Studebaker, 1916 Overland.
Inquire 0f M‘fi'lllousc with half acre land for $800; 7
m 3!! MASKS AND WIGS—W-HOLESALE,
Emar'ked M. l. A., kindly return same=
:Hustowd 5 We)! Avu’: soutlrflorwallc
Diagram, fame, having taken», part ,
lending ,_opern.. companies. and .
let an efficient teacher or the humour.
,Studid atlfi‘licsidencc; 15 ,West. .. .
wmmso chairman; » .
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t‘lllitlmg‘m Wtwuh
, "bond
‘ bulleh loam
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lined with galvanized iron. last
time. Throc sizes, price 25c up.
FOR SALE - ASH BARRELS.
life
South
Norwalk Oyster Fanus Co., 140 Water
street.
feet long, 4 feet wide, almost ne
12 gauge Winchester repeating
gun and a 13qu
Phone 856-4.
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FOR SALE—DUCK BOAT, 1312,
W, a,
shot
breeding rooster.
FOR SALE—HORSE, HAax-uss
and wagons, at a bargain.
C. «Riccio. 13 (‘ross street, South
walk. Tel. r523.
inquire at ,*
Nor-
FOR " §ALE—8E\'EN
house without: or more acres,
Noroton station, and trolley.
. centfare to Stamford. Address 9
roton Heights.
1188 1'
Five
3 No-
eon SALE—FOUR Acnus
lumber running from four to twenty-l MEMBERS OF CONGRESS permitted to proceed.
four inches on the stump. Apply No. _
0F
150 Fairficld avenue, South Norwalk.
after 1 p. m. 1’27 6t
! F0 R SAL E—NE‘VLY BUILT ]
Ealllore street, East Norlmtlk.
phone house, six rooms and bath, all im-5
fill (it pmrements. Charles H. Wood, 2 Syc-1 cannot be sold anywhere. Only.
'36 6‘1 forty or fifty thousand cascs are‘
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{once Call at Mrs.
Btl'PBl. opposl‘to \thshlngtottf FOR SALE-HOU8EHOLD FURNH.
Inquire HnrvS‘ , ture in i’lnozconditlon,'mnst be sold at 1. *BERLIN, Tuesday, Feb. ,7, by
Neuendbrlfl, “‘ 38:
sonny street, South moor. Jung;
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month Rook corket‘elo at 85’.
ron sALE—cumcu wurrxrl;
. Theirs
WANTED~STENOGRAPUER AND of telephone, two minutes' walk from are “”1145“,, birds. Em for hutch-
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ing at 82 and :5 perm. William L,
Geer, Wilson avenue, South Norwulk',
C011“.
FOR-SALE~1915 MAXWELL
SE-
11915 Paige roadster. 1915 lludson.1916
'Cllallllcrs, 191-1 Chalmers, 1912 C
,llia limousine. 1912 Buick ton
. 13-37 Buick. Saxon roadster, and 0
,at attractive prlccvl. Moohaloy
ECO” Bi ‘Sumnlcr street,
1 Conn. . -
i FOR SALE—4 ROOM MOUSE
'42x200 in Weston, for $650; 5
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deter.
thorn,
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,$3.000; 8 room house, 100 acres, 2
land country property.
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. ASk John '1‘. Hayes
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'7 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
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In army circles in Washington“ is
lzeved the new chief of the avia-
, ttlun bureau will be Lieutenant-Calm
ROOMiool John B. Donnell, who has been
lrzillcd lo the capital in connection
ill'lth aviation matters. He has taken
in thorough course ill aviation at the
Sun i'iego school of the army.
TRY TO DETERMINE, OUR
FUTURE COURSE WITH
GERMANY.
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(Continued :rom first Puget
consumed in .Canada and the
United. States."
Wircléss to Sayville, Feb. 28.—
Chancellor von Bethmann, Holl-
-wcg?u speech to the Reichstag, in
which he discussed relations be-
twecn‘ Germany .and the United
States in detail, was received with
great applause by a crowded
house. Almost every sentence he-
utterod. the Overseas News
Agency, says, brought forth ex-
pressions of approval, and ‘after
the conclusion of his. address
there won a demonstration on the»
part of the members of, the
Rcichstagand the spenutors in
the galleries. Almost all the dip-
lomatic representatives still in
Berlin were present. .
BERLIN, Feb.- .27, via London,
lf‘cb. 28, Ndon.L—‘Thé biominencc
which Chancellor von lBethmann-
Hollweg gave in his address totho-
Rcichstag today to-the discussion
of relations - with the United
States is regarded here as lndi-'
catingwhis purpose to prepare the
Gennan public for the eventuality
which is looked forward to in
many quarters. There was much
confusionor opinion and prophe-
cies: on this point today, on ac-
count of. the continued absence of
authenticatcd news from Wash-
ington, as well as» the reports
which are being received in re-
. gardlto-tltcu state'of public opinion
in.America. The German press.
fl continues tassel-v: up fragmen-
'. tary but sensational bulletins in-
~ dicating feverishiwar preparation:
‘1 in the" United: ‘Statcs.
At this. hour it/may be said
that a- declaration of war from
Washington would find the Ger-
man mind quite‘prepared for it.
' Loss of a ripple would be caused
here than ‘was' occasioned‘dly, Ru-
mania's entrancerin the war and all
final-break with the United States’
cal indifference so" far. As the pub-
lic st- largu‘eis concerned. There
is no feeling that. a crisis is-rat
hand, but merely an ominous ten-
sion which hasbcen gathoring i119
tensity. The nation is now pin-
ning. its faith? to its. U-boats.
LONDON, Feb.. 28; 7 :45.,,a. m.
American» note in regard" to «the
shortly to the United:;States"Am-
bamddrin Viennaoonduprobably:
will’ endorse, tilt; position of Get--
'many,.”acordm" gf‘r'to .1 w’R‘ehten’s.
Arnsterda‘mf. dispotch‘>quoting . a'
Berlinlfiel'egtnmritow thechueo
Zeitung, of Bremen; The telegram
Says thatthéfliclma government
~ will clearlyvcxprcssatho victhhat
g. back:,.fon..§hc.
there-rip? no. turnin
“Emmi-POWcrs. .
.. NICE,. Feb.»28,- 4:30. __
a1, Ilia Goikovich' who are living
(here; wereoffici 4 y'ihfm'me‘d yes,
bombs. -
I .14..” —mi'ssing tram one sunken
'- Conan-dc: Laminar: notyegoh-
’V among’rtlmovmc animals
had every one
, Addam, trans
would be likely‘to meet with stoi—i 7
—Thc Austrian reply. to; , the; .
submarine issue will. c‘bdrh‘ahdfidg
ins-1.5
*Thczfamilyof-‘tho Serbianw ‘ r.
. , PM she:
'tbe American calling 1 ct
Lyman M. Law was not cool: by,
an Acmljlungafian submarine.
LONDON, mu, mo p. m.
—-’I‘h& Britilh .uc manning ad-‘
mace. rapidly on the Tim WA
Official announcuméntwas. made,
here today that on Monday. the.
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1:345 11.. m.—._—C.omct. commas on
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tain'ublc. Sin . pun-com 1 1th
NewSpnng‘ ' Mum ' 1 .r
-r at Moderated’m;
Tilt-ks were being engaged on theI
left bank 05' the river more than
thirty miles west and northwest
of Kut-cl-Amara.
th: £01111 is. Dr. Hulk, 3 testifint.
of San Francisco, who said he
was playing a game of bridge] to,
TODAY IN w-ALL sow. ‘
F—i‘
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the: ship’s surgeon’s room when'
he heard an awful cmshand LONDON, Feb; 28, 12230 p. m.
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attacked by a submarine. He said over German territory on Sunday,
the- fim . condo struck on: of which tho followmg officnal
steamer aft on the starboard sidezacount was given out here teddy;
made for the life "On Sunday naval airshlps
presenters. The passengers hadvraidcd the Brebach Iron Works.
previously been instructed in boat five and a half mlles southeast oi
drill and got into the boats with-f Searbmeckm. There were several
outvpanic. Dr. Hawko said. that,atr encounters. Ono, hostile
all behaved well and that the dis-i "136th was destroyed.
cipllnc was excellent. ‘ PARIS. Febt. all—{There was
LONDON, Feb. 28.. 11:10 p. rathen unusual downy. of patrols
m.—-—British casualtics during last night at vamouopomts on the
Februauy teachuda total of fig“ front, before Beuuvraggms. m
officers‘and,17,r85,mcn. Avocourt Wood, at Spltzenbctg,
WASHINGTON, Feb.- 28..e—-.n0tthccst- of St. D13 and m the
Four American. consuls are being; region of Largltzfin." says today’s
detained in Germany: whiio timofficml announocmcnt._ We
Berlin government awaits. official cpuwtcmmv monnmtcrytg par-
advtes that all'Gcrman consuls. tits undo: our fire and dispersed
in this country, ordcrcdtoCentral, them... In the rcglotr oi Autmchcs.
and South America. have been- between.thc»0£cc and tho Assoc,
lwo made a surprisc‘ottaclc on an
The German government’s .ac-Ienemy trench.
tiorn is based on circumstances “Tho, night was. calm else-
which through no concern‘ot thc,.whlrc- 1
United States, detained Consul, BERLIN, Feb. 28, by Wireless
Mueller at Havana, while he was to Sawillc.—-—“On the Northern
on ltlovway from Atlanti to .
Ecuador. ,Teutonic forces took the offen-
The American consuls detained ,sive, tho War Office urn-launccs.v
in Germany are: Consul Henry C., They captured several pooltlons
{erred from Aachen from day ‘Russtans, t
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along more i
. . . . . most at a standntill. during. tho dots?
guessed that. the .shtp' had bun “‘BnUSh am made a raid noon. the first hour’s sales 01188! W
chares and subsidiaries, portioning!
Lee Rubber, which yielded almost 1-7..
points,- was temporarily offset by a.»
moderate.- demand: {on Mama-1mm
Stecl. liehigh Valley's setback anoxib’w 1
ed to indifferent cumin”, sum.
other Coolers and the représoninflvm'
rails,
“Bonds were irregular.
mode (or restrictiou in today's earl
tradings, which were very. light; 71!:
nine and without material‘pricecchm.
es except among the more speculation-
and Shippingc were tractionallyhighé
er or lower, but declines of 1 tod‘lfi;
points were
Fuel, Industrial Alcohol, Gonerah Mom
tors, American Sugar ant Federal Min-X
and 3% for Wheeling, and Lake Etta
' Romanian front yesterday the- rural-€61 and other leaders became»
more. reactionary‘ later.
wuy—but (10an depend on tween“
WALL ST. . Noam-94‘1““! mole
00,000 shares being tollowedbyrlns-
reused dullness. quuldutlonpohm,
elative steadiness 0! United fillies
which~ receded fractionallr; .1
WALL STREET, 10:30 a. m.——C&U~ ‘
ion in view or the international-Cristi -
stiles. nitedv States Stochwflopigw.
recorded by Colorado
n3 Pfd., with 1 3-8 for initial! Valley:
Aocep', all tho luck that color-cw
to .‘I-‘IJarput. Turkey; (Eonsulcgohnithan 1,330 prisonm ; 1c l“lsrlachinct
Q, ood,transferrcd ram 1 em-gunul‘u 9 mtne .
nitrtoMcufinapVicc Consul'le ..In 1 1
Bruce Wallace transferred from1 WASHINGTON. Feb. 28.—
thdcburg to Constantinoplw'rhe situation in Congress fell
Vicc Consul C. Inncs. Brown, .into a. tangtuagam today and-the
transferred from Mannheim t0,prospect that there would be no
Constantinople. . extra session were not so prom-
TWO notes have been received isingas they wall last nigh}:ff _
from the German government ou‘ e House omign airs
the subject, the firstdaswcek ahgoil c‘ommitte‘; reporteg the bill to :31;
char in the Unite tatcs a power c presi cut to pro
dollaigl'ledg Muellcr‘at Tavan'a. and Anghw against the‘Gcr-’
the “COM! today, asking {013 man submarine menace, but Witl‘b
“LL ’3 Jam
rrxro 0» . .
Successor to Wm. Edron,
. Phone 499. 1
, 37 Fort Street. MN“?
reply to the first, undalso. conr changes which are unwelcome. tot
mining a statement on charges the; administration.
that American consuls and their: It declined to make provision
wives departing from Germany‘ for the. president to .usc “other
hadbeen SUbjCCted t0 indignities. instmmcntalitics" Wthh he dg.
It added that as soon‘us Mueller sir“, and prohibited. giving gov-
had. been allowad ‘0 prbc‘ccd, thcernm‘ent war insurance to mum-l
Amcricm consuls could'go on. ition ships. _ 1
That the German government The bill reported yesterday. by
has. been misinformed regarding the Senate Foreign Relations
Consul Mueller and othcr German committee is practically agreeable
consuls formerly stationed in the to the president. The two was
United States is certain: The dc. ures may be reconciled in some
parturc of none has been hinder-{wax although the president has
Steamshipvf: f
Tickets. ~~
BERMUDA .
FLORIDA~ _
CUBA AND. PORTD R19 .
And ALL. PARTS. GEM It
1 WORLD - '
J; ill: haytond‘flo.m ;,
5 Railroad Ave. ' so. Non-mi
ed by this government. Mueller.l given notice that he expects no
through no fault of the United material changes, 1 .1
States, was forced to remain.in PrOSpecfis of a Republican filli-
Havana longcr‘than he at first buster loomed up again in the
thought would be necessary and» Senate“ 1 1
he cabled Berlin that he was dc-; Senators who today began to m-
taincd'therc. The German govern-
ment is believed to have taken
this V to mean that the United
States was responsible for the
detention. A: a matter of tact. . § 1
Weller ”WES forced to remain in, The major part of the Repubh.
Havana. because of temporary lack can. opposition, apparently. does
of: transportation and failure tWt“ lie against thg bill. to grant
receive pthports from the Ecua- the pmident broad powersnto
dorcangovernment. Having made deal with the submarine situation,
his, arrangements.» .the former although there are-probablyaholl
Gdrman consul at Atlanta 1°ft’dcizen senators on the minorlty
Havana for his new post several side. opposed to it either in prin-
daYS 330' A? ciple or because thcv regarded it
In the note received today Gcr~
sion of all measures, openly as-
sert the reason for their course is
to force an extra session of Con-
gress.‘_ 1 ‘
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The mattress thattoatisfies your every requirement on neat-g
ness,'comfb,rt.and.;sanitary.constmctlon. 1 ‘ 1' _‘
.lNo TUFT dcslgn.prcvcrlts {findings tltcfedgesof. the mat-
tress always stay Square, ma 'nglt possxlge to haven tidy,
'wdhdmsedbdatuimm ' .1 1. z _. _ ,1 .
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Gannotllaho _
why don’t you‘ bunnyoul?
bread? . .. 1.
I’m-new in town—1-can yowsug
'gestrwllcre I had-ammo“
If it is home-made bread y
' want, just go to 5 Monroe.
Tel 367
Tonic, Stimulant 1and'gAnp.
F. H. BAXTER .1
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Choice: Tontilt
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f I and’fa: few minutes in the sun chree o‘tkgour times -a you
1-wiitikeep;it‘-in as good condition as window- , - 1 1 TI
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comfortable“ than any mattress oftuftcdrconstruction.
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