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5,
Beaver Boards tor Ceilings
and?“ seldom see s plaster ceiling that doesn't show uncles
m1._;vn. cm ”lam
. It'sunsightlysnd lnsrtithic. bntworsestilhitisn’t r-
i m?“ Th°lllfllel'msylullstVIydsyaIuIlisbonndturgid
V: yLiberty BondsIM
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i repairs.
’ I ““31 «flinc- lssl longer but cost too much. They are
.. N I hm! ‘0 Int up. unsttrsetive end they rust.
‘I h Beaver Board has all of the advantages and none of the
I andicsps. It is as long lasting as steel and more pleasing in
. appearance.
In new buildings or old it' s the logicsl ceiling. We cut
you 0! this if you'll give us a chance.
The Hatch of: Bailey Co.
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[FT
.all over the country and Canada have
been in conference with the railmadii
Itor about a month but spetiiications
Ifor the locomotives hate been out
1 tune it longer.
BecauSe o! the
let for several weeks.
I ______
i5,745 PEOPLE
I IN THIS CITY
I BOUGHT BONDS
(Continued From Page One).
vvoilt
Neatly 2'. pet tent. of the Iitihle or
{this ('llI)’ ha\e alitadi subscribed and
‘z'oier 1‘; per tent of the adults Whose
names are given in the Norwalk I-ity
directory, The accomplishment has
been little Short of wonderful, There
Iare still many, however, who have not
isubscribed and these people attflnged
Ito take advantage of the Ienia'In. .nt:
Ilew days to get bUny and subscribe
'and place ttieiiiselves on iI-coid as be—
;ing in favor of the loan.
' REDUCTION SALE
' I On All Women’s and Misses’ Suits. Coats and Hats.
Buy ”Betty Bonds I :25 Suits reduced to 317.95
i :30 Suits reduced to . . . . . ....... V .V $20.00
TH E - $18 Coats reduced to . . . ............. $12.98
FERR§SIV SISCostsreducedto..::V $9.95
AllHatsreduced.fromI.V..::.:::::::..:Vll8VcVandun
(m “H'EKVI cnonxs we PARIS MILLIN'IInv
unusuns
33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
AllKinds I V
Scrub Brushes VV *'
Vegetables Brushes
Shoo Brushes
Dusters
Long Handled Floor Brushes .
Short Handled Dust Brushes i
Bsttls Brushes
Refrigerator Brushes
Tsilst Brushes
Built Brushes
Clothes Brushes
"S133: 3.3.1.": VAAST BROS. GARAGE
17 CHESTNUT 81‘ SOUTH NORWALK.
Albert P. Geld” Inn. 13cc. V Tu. con.’
o-eseoc
TIRES
NORWAIoFI'ICIAI. SERVICE STATION
K. GOODYEA . .. .
ST ”1&8 STERI th‘ UNITED
Incidentally.
ing with Norwalk. has gone over the
top with flying
awarded one of the flags for the honor
‘lowme. 'l'lie allotment oi 858.000 plus
Vllan‘ been oversrribed and. Judging
.by the at'tlvilies ot the Wilton (Olll
'mittee. it would not be surprising 1{I
Wilton doubled her quota and lande..:
In bill Star (or the honor of doublinzI
Vlllt' (India As it mIIttII- of fact Wil
Iton is on the verge o! doubling the
“quIitu“iiiiIl the residents oi that town
Vitre urged to get behind the committee
Vllnd shove the work along. Wilton is
Iovt‘r the top now and a little pushing
:would put the northern town through
,tiiII German lines for a signal victory
Iwhich has been won by btit few towns
tlhroughout the country.
The Wilton people in charge til I'-
work have done tine. ’l‘heir ellortI
Ihave been painstaking, no time or A
‘lort has been spared and the results
Ittt'vomplished show it Rev ("liitilrs
“.Miirkii hint. Corn llurdon and Wil-
Ilium J K. Hubbell, who represent Wit
Ian at the Liberty Loan ntPellnxs,
Iliuve proved themselves to be it won-
lderfully strong committee and the
Iowa! is evident in the nut that the
I‘toun got there The names of W'llton
_subscribers are being piinted lrnin
'duy to-duy.
l Captain Fitch in Lead.
l The team captained by l-Ilblrt W.
.lI'itI‘h led In the Inca when the reports
“We read oil at the meeting ventI
Vdny ulternoon of the Liberty Loan
icomniittee. the aggregation cnptnin~
‘ . Isshlutonlt. Bo. loswsl
Breast Delivery. Phone 1001
TAKIN'G STOCK or V VVVV V
FIGHTING MEN 1.an
(Continued Front Page One)
tluttIo-s and the Ilaiisilitd list us I-om-
Ipilitl undei the tlnssilit'tttimi order.
Ii'iiii Ililh hI-I-Ii I’Iiietkul- III-t Itnd tit-
I’illllllltl (Iii lll I'~"lII .rul IIIrIiriI Itnd
IotlII-i «tints between local and IltiI-
ll‘lll lllllll'tln, so that lllt‘ ilgIIIIIS tiou
ll'l'i'
......— .-- ._ .. -_ .--..._._ ......"
”waned
IATTERIEB WILL FREEZE IN I“"“""llfl8'y till the. local boards have I
co”) WEATHER IlItxtII'vnI VInSVrVVVVVVV’VV to ieport at tint-It,- ‘
Hi I" f I I I
Call at our Willard Service Statics r... V V "V VV V" VVVVV ”V“ " ' "‘“V’ ”“0 FOR INIm'ENT
general H'n'ltl' who will not
where you will meet a thoroughly in m It . i . V F‘VE V
tent, storage butery expert 'M I I it I uht of ”lllllltl .\PlVll'I or. ‘ M: AL [P‘NSV
(Continued Prom Page One)
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not when exmnption. ltistruttions
[Ill give nuthorativs advice in lhll “er-t issOIIl lti the boards yesterday
connection. and it re pott oi the lot-Iii situation will ..... _.
0:0 recharge, repair and store but be tIiI-wdidvd to do tit'pmtment with SI-II rotmt lanstnu in I'llnltlllltill"
l es. in It lvw days. llllt' :iti.tiiuI--iiitnt Iminy .m'llt' A
A rental battery far Vnny make or w l”n Iii.-
csn be obtained at any time.
Fairbanks Storage
Battery Co.
I! No. Main Street So. Norwsll
Telephone 93!
”Hit lnllrllll”: II.~ iii t'IinntIt-titut lorV
:ill hi tin lll‘i oi mil t.tiy St'llll'l' (tom ”II-n (“null”). It has been found llt'ttk
July 1 to .\lIIrIIii 31 thl' tt lit] 'i‘lII-Iie't'uri. from timi- to thin to Iistr-ltt
.lll' iottmtmv I-iilistttit- 'lll~'. and do not'llm ttIoH'ItIiIutrI Illltl titiin or employ
mimic the tllillVL \l’llltll numbers nII-nt til-net“) .IliI-Iis
thousands more
iuliItiz. liouo-vtr (tinnl'tlll'lll will III-II ships on norm) ““0"! who In all re-
truth for those I-Iiiisttiieiits and that rim“ have shown tiitI-iiir'olirs lIitIiiIl-
IiittuiiII-i Will be deducted lrotu (on iv to tht- l'IitiI-Ii States htit who ow
lloml hoaiils have I'IomplIIloIl all the
tiltvsicul t'xflllllnillltllli lot the last
t‘ltlltlllillnl‘, llaH‘ been unithio to
tliitnui- Hit it .\llllllrt lt.‘ I-lll'll Itlid linu-
WE ARE BUYING
no I“ KIN I'lll'tlll. Iitid only the (’ll'l'll‘ill ism-ls 0! "until It in h
ay‘afiggxfln OED ' It'lit't'klm: lip romttins. ‘¥%RII Iulst' Ill» mill‘lt: ::YVVIVVlVlVItVlVII(:V::IVl:lVV)'
, I (in the lHl'l' ot the first IeturnsInliI-Ih whom the lllHl'lnlllt'lll (ll‘t‘lllri
AUTOMOBILES Illll‘“ “III I. I'Iht‘lq'jlllliltl, oi ttbnttt' it, flllVlnillllt to iIttIi'Ii ait- ottI-n m
'I. EFPRON ‘IoIooo "Il‘n litI'I-illttll ItiI- ionistitition tutu-Ii ot their tut-tins Iii llH'llhlmd
BROWSE 8%. Phone 441- . IIiiIl Ilitv Ithio hIII-Iinit III-ptndent on
' ' ' “ Illio (‘llilli ly of others
. u YOU HAV 'lii IiilI-I to IIIII-t this condition.
'0' rm” 211d ill All BIS” I CAI-Ins 0,:an WV tiitI ltuirdtttioti oi Sivitzi- rlttntl um!
I Itlie Itiuiitlnn 0' hwedvn n. in l'llili‘K0
....fi. nmm&smmnzna I.-~III-Iti\t~ly tit tit-'Itiiitn :iIiIi .\llrlll‘tl-
lltttiu-iiiziu intIItestit in the PM
ISIIiti-e litIVe. uitli the approval and
IIIqu-ttttioti of this gov-truiiit-iit. uti-
tlI- It'tIIkIIiI to Sy- tI-ui. III and sttIiII'riiI-I‘
AND BXOHANGBD.
Spring suns IorIISO“ ALSO AUTOECVlB‘I‘IVIVES BOUGHT
I'tll Ihl' ll’lll‘l that may be given to
Men and You“ McnI 81 BMVIBW AVE, IIIIIII- .nom IIIIIIII t. - .
. y \ I Irtvtr lllltl
m? NORWALK .IIIIII-vm 'llllillttl Iliioucliout llll' (‘Ollll-
. $15 00 to $25 00 ......n , .-.“ m Ittv III l'll‘ Hill" of the interned en-
, , ' viiiy illlt‘ll lllltl ”it Hit lililllllt‘rl tltc lc-‘gtt
;t"tm"" M. Intentions lIUlt.-' littHI ilull'lll its supply all Hi"
VIIIil'IIl:-IVVVVIVIIV-Vn.p'c’isgtm; lt'lll'l lllllll iltt'li' own llllltls’, llllllllniKV
. ,III ..II ...,I "new", ntll‘lt t-tvlmt' to viliztt is found ttitIIr IItit'tI-V
WW" “I l “’5 "‘ll- i'Iil lll\l':<llh2.'llllln to lie the t‘lltl‘lllllll
. us" nflltsmll‘rtl.
'Iiml run It III-IIIIIt- l'tiIo-I si. It? a bout" 023,5
Clothing C0. . ms nuns outmoded. ClNCINNATIIO
.6 ll. Main St gSn. Norwallti
m_r
You Will Have
littlllllllllll.”
VIVlIl'II‘ i-' ll” ohltcittioii in existing
llI‘illl-Irs for \llt'll ll't'illlllt'lll Iii IIIivtuy
Ittllt'llw its l.I proposed. In tiertittttiy
'lilill .\Iirli'LII lllull) filll‘ll litm- bot-II Iii--
l't um! and Iiiort of ”WI" I'llt‘ lurutIly
'tlI-IIItiIlI-Itt for support on the food Hill'
lvliw :«I'lil lll llII‘IIII.'|I llll' RIIII l‘i'tir-I. ttt'V
tiliit- !' tituulllxulioiir-
Vt own tt'TS i'l At no
Specials.
_ FOR‘ 2.0000 R. R. CARS;T
Good Brooms, each ....... 650
PROF “‘5 “PER CEN
(COMIDUCOV "0W FIN! VII.)
VlVlll' l':tlll'tilltl :IIlniViiiltIti'tlloti "\ltt't III
II) i'I-I-I~.\II lllt' ”it-II lllltllllil'lll Iil' llw
turn in lilllt‘ l'ul‘ lltt-
lllltlllll': .. til the l‘fllll‘llllllr‘.
'i'liI- l‘ltlll'lll'll‘ I‘hlll‘nlldlll‘t' of the
tint lottmttt l‘ill't‘ nit tII- liltpl'tlhllliilll'ly
“folio woo, lllt‘
It: .'.oo t'Ilt'll.
’l'liliI i4 tltt- fli'rt liiint- l'Hllll'ltt" lI-t
hv illt‘t-rlot‘ ‘tl‘lll’ltll .\lt'\-|IIII
t'ltlll'lllltltt \l'l'lll under government op
It'i'ill on
As STULL I Admdw ol‘ I-otitrttI-III for locomotive»
|prohnlily will he IiitIIit- before any ml-
tiltinnal nullity for fII-iuht cars. an the
24 Cottage Street
ullmll’ilttll'fllitill
Eas‘ NorwaIk lllilllNllllll like 2.000 Iofltllllulivt'd with-
IVlthlll‘lZ the of power Ill almost In I'rt'Iul
. ‘ ,in a "hold time.
Many ilours 0i com-
ltirl lrottt a pair oi
our glasses. We. ent-
pioy 0culisls-—grad-
sale physicians-40
3 examineygur eyes.
:THAMER
flhe Three-0 Eye Service
is“. Wometrisln, Opllcluu
Allull‘ tit. Blewlord, Conn.
Out he sou s p. as. Bu. lls‘
Toilet Tissue . . . . 3 5c rolls 10c
Butter, i’resh creamery, per
lb. .................... 47c
Uncedn Biscuits ... . 7c
‘IIII that of cum
to place orders for
.._..___. ._-. -
llllt'll .~tI-' til the mlo-‘ty and mellow of
in sonic t-nm
.\tIIHIiIdinu to theith'w tertttt'rttonr ltIIvI- vv'IoikIIi liItil V
j.neI--titut‘ s uuotIt in the next IlrIIrt. 'l‘liu‘ lllL’ to the nu dint of bittlt and “or
t'lll'rl itlt‘l'tlilinl'. lllllllllI
Illltxi‘ llll'tV
It in the In'tniion 0! the l‘nlltntltiV
(far and locomotive builders irons l
led bv Judge William P. 'l‘ninnisn), is
In close tiPl'Ollll while A llayttiond
1Bette. and his cohorts .III the nest in
‘|-.lIiI Subucrlpronu are still t-oniiut:
'ln trout tut-tie tennis and the Iivulry
is n pleasure The pt'llt‘fllllfll‘ Iii iIub
Int-ribers seriiIeIl by Iliut- Iiiree N‘lllll'l
llltll bruueupetinllylurgt- llllll utuisotI-r
~’I:Ii per cent oi the total IiumbI-I oi
Vtulllr‘. rI-u-ide originally lioiit llll'I
I-otuniittee. which its gum: some.
Way Ovsr Million,
The sum ttilttl oi the mom-y iitirI-dI
Iv. way over It nllllioll dollars. The
.«iitii Iii SLttltlfifiu nits tepot'to-Il liti-l
niubi. with u'llllllcllllllllllii routing in it»
I'll) iti uro-itt SltItiw
“oiltiiiu, the teams are still luiitlltiu
~IiliSI'I'Ilit-I’n' lit‘l'v Ittiti lllt‘ll'. 'rlllllt' :IIII
coming into the bunks uiitl tillll' I~ IIII
H‘HIK dirt-III tn lithity IlAhlil li-Ittl
IIuIIItt-Is tit ti? “Iteliinuton rttrt-I-t
First County to Lead.
lI‘Itittlt~lIl t'ounly. Iillt- Ill lllt' illil‘l'
counties- inrludt-tl in the New \‘oik
«listtII-L is the that ot lltt‘ iliiI-I- tti
no Int-r the top with l‘l'l'} limit and
my iii l-‘ulrfield l'outiti II-xImItlmu ilit
untitu A ll‘lt'mlll rt-Iem-Ii from New
\oilt lust niulii “third that 'T'lll
I-2 ltlllllI Sub llillrit'l committee ot the
istit tiII.. l’Vl‘dBlfll llI nei'tII lll~llit I litki' :-
lll'f‘lll tilt-astitt- itt .innoiiiitiu: tiiItt
lr‘i'IiIillIlIi Iotttttv. IoiinI-ttitut is lllt‘I
lilsl Iounty oI tltt‘ eighth hlllltlhlt. I-t'
to m (Hit the top Itiitl “in it IIIIIIIII
III honor tl.II.I lot with of its liititkin:
tow us. Great «mm M tlllt tiiI t.iti
i-i'ty Loon t'lilllllltllt'ttn III l‘ItiiIiIIld
county for their hplelltllll. ItiIL't'vslvtI
Iiiid. i.iItI- sitil en‘mts IlUt’klflllll I-Iiiiii-
It VI-u \Iirk. aliotliiIt
l'VILlllll Sub “ml V'll I'III IIII till
litit llllt li.tnltii to how l :in
honor tliiu. niiic- WIS ln- IoIm'
l). llll tittiIl I-Iiutity oi III-I l'lt'l i
over the top \titli Itll hut lltl‘ II iiItIIk-
int: Imus" 'l‘liI- tI-ltIurIIn "l! sinn-
III-Iii by 'lVl‘llll'l'lé it l'Iit'IIiIiu. of New
Yotk. who it: t.~ lll'l‘ll assisting lilt‘tll
(llllllllllltti
Now Come On.
No“ rotor on.
toll Tim is stltlrtl.
lion the other town-I It ll'W tlinIII-i
and: push .\‘mnulh up ltl illl‘ million
and ii hitlt iiisit'k. it you have Itlreitdy
.«uiisri'ilittti. III-t bust IIlIti IlLi: down
illltl ll'\ ll i'IIpI-stttr. 'l‘lili-I lrI lllt' only
ttlllll‘si itlitItI- III-III it'llllfl illI :Illont-IL
it you llil‘lill stilt t-i-tliI-.Il I on the
littlltl \tttutin \\ItlI tlii “llllll'lh' tintl
t‘oiiit- :ll'llirm iiitlt It \l‘l') htr‘l hill)
‘t‘l'llllltlll .\ou I~tiii lilitkl'. .\ll the Mill!
Im- 't It “llllltl :ititl t-tt-t'ylititly like: to
ho with tho w lllltl'. (Itt llllllttlll uni
litittl It lioltt III Iii .ttitl I‘tIltI \tllh llltlrt'I
Min have put Noruulk llH'i titt- lop ll
union for thu- that time lti lllt‘ tliiw-
Ilrlit-s. tiiIt liu-Iy.
I m. -.-—....
I Sunlim'l thitt AllK Work WIIIiIlttrit.
' Let all who love the U
Remember our brothers,
They may think you do not. ours. V E
. You do of course, then do your share. I
Bu Bonds, with money put away,
more dillicult con-f
Estrut-lioti iequited and the annulus-rt?
ble details to be considered. the ('Oflv'v
.tracts 101' these probably will not be,
Wilton. which is work:
colors and Will be]
The Hl'lllllh‘ :ittI'
Norwnlk l'i ovII. lllt‘I
llitt why lllllV
‘ LIBERTY BON DS,
ltttl IitiIl \\'llllt'l'l
I An Acrostic.
. Invest in Bonds, do not delay.
'I Bring out. that pocketbook sgsin,
Each Bond will give the kaiser pain.
Tristram & Hyatt '
Norwalk’ 8 Leading Dry Goods Store V
Silk and Wool Poplins
I An advance purchase which enables us to price
I — them at $1.65 yard. ——
IIIEY ARE Willll'l 'l'llfl PRICE ll'l' WHOLESALE TODAY.
. DOMESTIC PONGEES
That are most attractive 75081.00 yard. Import-
ed Pongees $1.25 yard. A big and varied stock I”
3 of Taffetas, Wash Taffetas and Messalines.
i All. SILK CREPE DE CHINES
l
I All the new and standard shades 81.75-52.00 yd. Salples gladly lurnlshed
I oi above goods. Linings and buttons oi every kind.
I i
J
H.Krieger& Co.
Ready to Wear Clothes
for Men, Women, , Boys
and Girls.
RELIABLE SHOES of standard make for
the whole family. ....“
OUR EASY PAYMENT plan is open to all.
Nothlnir mysterious about it and is highly beneficial.
especially in times like these. .. .
Come and ask about it.
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tttttttiwutttt
Nlil Itii'ittttits
' ' It Itsititit
Besides Being Engaged in
War Work Talented Memr
bers of Attractive Resi- .
dential District Are Prom-
inent in Industrial Activi-
ties—Literary Folks and:
Dramatic Stars—WorkersI
l in Real Estate Field. in the V
Arts and In Every Day Af-I
fairs Are Its Busy as BeesI
V Ntitunlk is justly proud of tlII-V
laleIIVIVIVVVnVV” ttntl industry of Tolenekt‘ I'
Quite ittimt {tout the splendid Illl'
.Vuork they did in»! _\f.’ll'. litany of theniV
.Itt'e trimmed in the more oi less iii-ii-
oils business of warning (in [Hill tth
llt' Itsti tlitIti own lil'llldl! 'W
,. FURNITURE
Vllflllll iI-iilV entitle 3:0an
of quality and distinction
MODERATELY PRICED
l
tIttVitI-V V'tth't'llllllnc’ll :llllssL‘Vl' ItliVIIIIy and
wt in reputation
.\lis. "(Ills'rl Iiotld Whiting. ll lllllltt‘i
Iii ten-gowns Itntl house tll'l‘llhl‘h'. IV
I
t
i
.\ll.» IJ‘llnl" lllnltllr’llll iii \\'Iiti.iiuzik-
III'~. NI-vv \Vl)l‘k.
\ii'iI .\‘tI-liols. IiiuiliI-i' Iii .\lrs Word
“ult‘l t-oloi
Itttd .\ll»
itIIinIiitl ttiitl .\ii~s li\\"'ll I’IIH'.
ltlll‘lllllSl
t'titlltl r)’.
is tilI- til tltI-
IIittiitI-is in tlILrI
lit-Int
’tt IIIIttulitiIt' Iii .\lr.~ l.t.t...tllit~titte titt'
Hilltlilni.’ to follow this surm- Itrt
‘ ll-sidI-S lit-i t-xtI-iisiw re itl I-stitte In
tIIIlttiiu-s .\lts. titrrill .\‘Iiiilli ll‘ Inuit:
‘I-,Il I-spII'tiitlly Iluriniz lllt' Wintt‘i rit'il
,Sttn. Supt'utlsull.’ inlt‘l'llll dIItIil‘tllltmiI
in “llllll Plll‘ Niels lltIttInllv slitI”
IoIi. pletI-d the fiiitiiiiliint: Itnd IltII-oi. 'll
ins: ol the r‘lIVii'ItiIt liIIItiSion oi .\uuufl
lltIl'llnllI'"
llllilllt iii
“1'“ \l-lllllll Ht'tllli H MI‘IIiIlttH in
”III III .tIl tit (”III til' the llll'Ll' IlIIIl
t' to .~ lii.tiit lll' iii New York and slii- I'
twilllllllllltfl Ivot\‘ U“) 6
.\lliu' l'I-t.ittl Itttd \lixs “illlllllll ill!‘ I
tutors tIiI itII- young e'liiltlien Iii .\lrs
l-I. llope Norton Iititl oi the two young
Sons oi \lt's “lilting it“ til uhoiii ill"
sluilylnc to l‘lllt“l lllt IiII-IiIttory whonl
.It luxItI-i Ii
l'oIit. \\'li~-IIlI-i'.~i l‘lllllll't'll illltl time
of Mrs. Whiting tttiti til .\irrz Norton
l‘l‘l‘0‘l\l' lllr‘llllt'llt'll iii ttiitiui' rl'lllllV
.\ilitit llItIiIlull, “llll IiiIIIi tutors lllt- l‘llll
Iii-IIu til A. ll. illt'ktiitHr. lltl‘ .\‘I-tv
York bunker.
.\ll'tl. Willltttit l’iiyaon.
lliinlinm utitl .\lrs l’IttIl
Iii-I- in tlii- lilt‘l‘lll‘)’ World.
’l‘ltcti ltlhl but by Ito lllt'ltllrl lt'ilsl.-
.\ll‘it. lh‘llllt'llln. “ho so .tlily IiIIttiilt'I-a
tliI- 'l‘oktItitIkI- inn. with lllt‘ usslklnnmt
of hot t-IlIIiIi and charming Iltiuuhter. t
.\iiIIII Louise liutiItI II.iIi I .
‘\'ol to spoult of the IttI'tIIIrtroIt. hit-Isl”
LiturIIiitt 'l'Inlot .\ltsit tl"l|(l' (it‘lllflt‘I
not] others. who him Iit IlInIIii-iit mmmnmmfim. JOB—n"
llllllh stitiil lllt' stiIIIiitttI lit-rt!
\o it \till tiI w-IIL Iiittt not only
litiltttil m compose this unv and lush l
IItitiItlilt- l‘Ultlll) lIttt llt’lll) iiII-s
. \tt-ll.
iiiIv titllknoun‘ .\Vl‘u \oiiI
Al
BEDROOM FURNITURE
in odd pieces or complete sets;
all finishes.
lltu Itl It
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