rifle-remain...“ o.1-‘.sl:nuitaeand‘rhw.
m both of the First District. are in non;
ton. Mans. today
The glass in the fire alarm box at
the corner of Day and Raymond
streets was reported broken last night.
Few Days Have
The Last
'A ‘ . t ford.
Brought Many New Styles in Albert D lissandro of 5 am
entertained a party of trelve at din-
allcuqu-Qnuu
.. . - ner at the Royal James Hotel. Satur-
bhlrts E. K. BANKS d” mm
NeCkW’ear “ ‘ 47 Wei! Wl‘lm am There was a large attendance at the
. ' Under mm Hotel dance held at the Royal James Hotel
1 "def“ ear com um Saturday night. Speidel's orchestra
furnished the music.
—-Sa-atch Grain.
A 191‘; model Buick. the property
of Edwafl' Knudsen. no reported asr
stolen from near Vthlte' Oak Shade.
New - Canaan. at 19::15_ G‘clocl: last _
nightr' ‘ .. l
LTD—“Q
Miss Dora _Heine of 61,5 Hamilton
avenue. has returned after a few days
Visit with friends in New Britain.
-!—.—_-_I$
Considerable damage was done to
fruit trees Saturday night by the ex-
traordinary heavy rainfall. it is re—
ported. I
Hosiery
and Hats
.p in and look them over.
Priced Moderately
Devlno Bron.
The front door of Frank .Libner‘s
store on Bouton street. was found open ,
bv Patrolman John Smith. last night.
\i r Libner was notified and came and
secured it.
At a special communication or St.
f {John's Lodge held Saturday night.
:the entered apprentice degree was
worked on a number of candidates.
JOSEPIII DAVIS
85 Washington Street
South Norwalk
Guests at the Royal James Hotel
lox er t ehweek-end werec Mr. and Mrs. .
J .w Linck. of San Francisco. Cal..
G. D. Kidder. and Mr. and Mrs. Alex'
Exams. of Boston Mag.
James Donnelly is now making uni-
forms for the re-organized R and G
Corset Company baseball team. and it
is expected that they will be complet-
ed in a short time.
A Buick automobile bearing the li—
cense plate number 72168 was stolen;
yesterday from New Qinaan according
to a report received by the uptown.
police. 1
CITY NEWS
/~.
—Snnd. gravel. building stone and
loam [or sale by Blackman & Porter.
Telephone 1993
Gllssie Sporvock.
Spring Street.
71'.
Pm ilsser,
Harold J.
of Norm-31k
a 9 1‘2. 2
Dorm), 64 g d Of 6
and Pearl Pe rlman.
Chapter of
\. n . . .
‘ 1“th aged 12. of 29 First street. East Nor- -——Card party. Norwalk
~. walk. were the two luckv little in L in H ll Alumni K of C Home.
lulszl, '5: C 2 - ' . g S auré On a .
, M “.1195? :‘ash‘ssu‘Td to be awarded walking dolls. at the So. Norwalk. Tues. April 26. 3 p. m._
.‘I v ,y ~. I’ ll 0“ch Md m matinee at the Palace Theatre on Sal- Tickets $1.00.
I, ,_,, ‘Q‘j’; “ ‘ Sire”; nrdni‘. The dolls are similar to those ——-——— .
D ”on 5 ‘0 1' The weekly dance of Compam‘ I.
used in the act of Coleman and Ray.
Mr. Coleman being the inventor of the
“walking do ."
, . - -3
For many years the store of theA.
Connecticut State Guards. was held
‘Saturdai night at the Vorwalk armor} ‘
and was largel} attended Galls ten;
piece orchestra furnished the music.
.‘lrt'olll. of 954 lily 3"?-
Hill lnokcn leg two
tilluunc» until \‘uiunlui
14- unit of an l'l\t'5llLT;1llOll of his home.
:lfluirs “as llludt Li- Judge- \‘osliurgh. (
F Flake
Stillson- Powell Corp.
SOUTH NORWALK
.1
—Buy your coal at Harris and Guns.
{
~_~
m
‘ 4:21.113“ 3." uni. .T -. ..
Diauauprzuauoqa— _
ihile drhrn in No“ York parties cami-
all): g. 'llic- lllllt fillmx miialulouslv;
lrscn pu‘i flom brim: run 0\(r_1hrou::h
(ills (film-ls of Allvell ] ul 1; inputs. of 37
{it fl is :.\: um “ho lusllt'd in lllt’ hm 's'
laid and (‘Ilf'f'll d liim s:'ifel_\ to the sill! - .
l“-ilk In l‘l’Sl"lllll£I 1hr lDOV. the wb‘ Oil The m‘“(“"mI”I‘ "““IH‘ OI‘ "mm?“
of llr- Jill to l 'm 0\('l‘ )lrITillianowls‘ in Fairlie-1d I"ark..owllml b) Madcsui'
...,— -:lll)\l.124'l'. Hurli- sliy1ln(d it The l“. \Vrm». mi :lcvnunl 01‘ the anionic-
"3,2 octcuplms of the (‘nr stopped and g”, .l. ile sic-Mo in last )val. in “'hll‘ll mem-
ll: l:. i: n :1 may) .;j1_mm n" matler bus 0‘; tlu\~\\nii.l1.imi1_\ are all»;-
“1“ l5 sul'sf Plrlrflv idjnstvd. led to ll‘d\( littll anulld. has hem re-
' ll-zlst‘d. tin insura: ml Lompzm} inning
‘6 —-Coal at lowest prices Harris and =filed a bond.
. ans .
———-—-———
Curl Dwyer. of Harbor ax ciiue. who
several dais :igo reported the theft or
his wheel from his home. was notified
'loda)‘ by the police that the Wheel
had bee-n rerox'cl‘l-d. jl being in lll"‘
possi ssion oi an East \‘or\\ all; voutli. ‘
'1‘th police are conducting an inuAsti-
‘gution to learn ho“ 1m latter secured
“To my father I
owe a great debt for
training me in practical
ways," said a very suc-
bountifully s u p p l 3,7
their families in good
times but neglect to
provide for t h e i l‘
cessful man.
' form
G i 0 your boy some .
_ future, for bad times
r :. rl _\' schooling in the or the event 0f the
If peril is to be prevented
‘011 must save. If the fear of
old age is 10 be destroyed you
must have. If want is to be
avoided you must not waste.
Be thrifty!
To make money honestly—to
saw it regularly—to spend it
handling of money—«sing
one of our savings bank
books as his text book.
provider's death.
A Savings Account
which furnishes r e a d V
money is a necessity every
man should provide for
his family.
‘ éc - l , ,
.7 ‘ a
Spring Suits
Spring O’Coats
am 1- nouns
Worthy-of their place in
yourmrdrobe.
Spring Hats
' Spring Caps
Spring Shirts
And all the‘ fixings that be-
long in that same
wardrobe.
m
Every Thing Ready—Now
.._at_
Rogers & Stevens
Horwnlk and South Ital-walk
. ,- r ,. , , , ,.
\I H.“ .(l-dlrfil; gldt‘I(gf;‘Iph J. Collins (.0 has enjoyed the enviable fl . The Angexiile Furniture Company
'W . - '.' ' pos. '0" reputation for providing the best in A “’90“ convocation 0f “ashlng- has been 3““rdod the contract for
.w in ,x 1‘» i. ‘ a « - . .
.-. .Ipmfi‘p; I g “I; rICOI‘IrO“ l-‘ill‘niture.l.inoleum Rugs and House ton Chapler- N0. 34 R- A. ‘1- Wm betfl'lllllg the 8‘3”: & Corbett bIOCk
A ‘ l . ' ‘ '
J ’ furnishings (it the lowest possible held m the Masonic Temple on BerI “uh '"n‘ds‘ “inflow shades.
.. . . . The
\..- .. 1. .Il , prior and to continue that re ulauom kele.) slrett. tomorrow esening. . ‘
. “l ‘ fling“ ‘, '0“, ”-03- hm-p marked their 9.0025 down mark master degree will be conferred “alter \l-ncli. of l‘lattsville are.
.= .y. .r .‘I. ”Iff 1I~ka-CIIH;V‘I to rock llotlom prices. which assures came to polii‘v'licadnuarters on Satur—
.. .. ,. , o ..e ‘01‘ of the {10! ”1'” You are safe to John CzPIll. of 49 Tnslor axrnue :da\ atlernoon ll: n lilghlyexeited frame
'I i I MI- I I; IIIIIII IIIgIrII' “fr“ lull-chase nnrtliinin-ou need [or the “ho “‘5 ”Toned ‘0 ‘1“ police as III“ '0‘ mm“ 3"“ ”ported that he had been
I ' > q “- 1‘ " 1": “V1“. “”1“" 1‘0“.“ and linow “'1 the samc time ing' demented was taken to l! I’ll-I' lyitlln in a do»: On Mel-win street. He
_ f ‘ \' ”MM" ll.::t rm. prion. are right q“, Adv I' land's . sanitarium in “estporl on Sal-ltold so mum conflicting stori. that
- .x -l ._Ll r: ' ' Urdu}. ii_\ Delecl‘ne Sergeant Thomas the police- .r- conductingan in tig-
W (-1 “A l U“ ‘H mo 1 ll i< :zmr First Lieutenant Albert E. Hunt. :201‘. “I F“ ”I lluc facts in the
., .. ,.. ll: ll‘.(. of 0 an\' . . S. HI'
I.‘ .‘. " . “r'. OI U" l‘“ .... ”1.”,(‘1‘IIZIEYQI rgcccii’cd hi'cht The police recehcd a report that
I “ . ‘I‘ 5" "”I‘ ”11"“ Irate; I »I l‘I-‘ i/I l ‘t H -I f ”‘9 Jeni“ mm" “‘0“ 0“ \Im‘h Mdm —High grade coal at Harris and
g 31“. ‘ A 1...? 1W, 0. Infill! -I ..l 01 Ill .ll' :15. Q was or- street had been entcred on Saturdz n1
..~ :H- . . ,. 1'“ ”I. win.- :lx‘ second lirutenant, The ad- 'h , , nd ”H sum‘
' a,“ M , . 7 ‘ “ ’3; 1;" II'I itnl mm: in means that there is an night throw. ‘1,“ "III" :John F1\HT‘I ._
’ 5h. 1.. ... ‘ ' imp: My: lor n sr-cond lir-ulennncy in Of ‘1 a ‘ miscn atro ma l A call was received by the police at
H: r (n. “I. 1.} and in all probability. mustigute imidmuhl list with! to send an officer
Inn... . i. r. .. .- -~ to \\'.it r strut to arrestam'ln and
—-P0ultry Feeds. Define . l ._.r;. it .\.->o- rt l\r.lln6 r. “Ill recene Ha ‘ . .
' Bros. 1 ll: commission Lieutenant Heine Coal for next winter at msllhit (li.lll:r< “nuld be preferred later
1 rim-1“,“: n; 7 mu“-.. 9mm {l :«s in. m. iilt- :lfllululll to Major Ed— and Guns. ”H" l" rson t U ml; refused any infor-
-1. . t .-, . I, i _\', 5‘ .f l'- “ l- . ‘ S m. tion is ‘0 “ho they were or w
II .I ' w 4 Mn. “ml. «ore-"I” 6‘ I ( 1 II I ”St I‘UIIlhon'f‘T ' Complaints m hm.“ lire-iking u ““09 lluI charm-Is against the man wash:(:
1)..- Ir, .il Hm- <17: i' l‘:.z:: .2.) 41‘... ill on Franklin .iuiiue were made to flu ll» and fl” pm: i. p pnd no attention
\ II}. .II .l-IIIIIIIII.II IIIIII- IIIIII I‘ AVNOI'VCEMF'NT “1' 1°“ ‘ ”mm 3‘s“ rday l‘mrulfnah I in tin call in \omln summarv investi-
' . ‘ .il‘ l» .v (ICI. hm: cars We open a store on Saturday April Frank “almond ill‘I"s“gu“n ‘nld‘g. Alon. I I
u. I (I II. IIIII IIIII II‘IIHG or 44 Water Qt Q0 l\l'orw'llk of Willard 1hr l-Ol‘s ugzlinsl furih‘T d9
.‘ r lads not min, 5.9- - . k .. t, . . l . _ 7 _
_ _ ‘ second—hand furniture. dishes. gas precxatlonb.
. . .. , - , , , , ranges. stoves. oil stoves. carpets. l
I I -III IAI ‘Q 'I I‘m?" kilchcn utensils and furnishings. an— “Mm“ "w “m " g°°d (Irma "I‘ l
:. .I .4 » .‘ ‘1 .< {1'}. i\ :ll llu- tigtles. 9t? tended the du‘1CI' held in llllPUlil l
.. . r. l \nw ..: irrl f‘IIllpJafie nPd (illsh T91 499 Council. 510 4’ (l, l'. A. AL on Siilm- l
-‘ \ “"1“ P" 71.11? siren ‘ ‘ I I do) (Honing \nolhev (inlet a llll\"‘-;
_: “hr" 1" h" “”1“" My;. Gillvcrt Horncr. Mrs. J, (r. t}. dance “ill be held this coming ‘” ;
"I _ -§.PI..I-II.I.:I.II:II: on big" lmwns. Ill-s. ll, ll. Thompson and ““3?” ““‘mng l
,. ‘ '1' "‘F O “‘5 ’ lrmss (‘nniillu Ciliolli. or this city wcnt ,""“ '7. , . :
II IIISI I ‘ P (“11me in I'll) \‘oru‘wlk Vpelcrd'iv to hl'fir \lre EHM‘HM P‘mhr‘l' ’I‘ ‘ hr‘S‘mIIn' "I I '
if IOII II i MI: 1‘ “ ’mf‘nrifl‘I (‘1 mini: is Robinson who "lddresst-dAth‘e iliony Guerra. E‘ “NIH SI'IHI‘I‘MII‘ l‘:;.lll‘. E
r. “III II‘I'I‘,]ImI‘ ”WWW" l\\0!ll(-. 3 (HI the Vimw‘ilk lrixllillilican "I“nm" “Immm MCGMI‘III IIIIIII‘I-l
1M lloFI‘le‘l‘l it will held“). .11 llmt's “Wm House. \‘lrs. Sllcehan. Thomas T. l‘ufil .lml,
1 ,. . r. . » - ‘ ~ . _ .. ». . _ .- J. ... v‘ ‘
3 I I0 It” III II llc Illol‘llis and Mrs. Hornlr Wt re mem- lI ‘AIeCh ‘ IIHMIIIIIIO “WI“ ‘I‘H‘II I} I l
r' ‘::\\"-ks’r - I ‘ I I
: ~. ‘1,»,_]..pI¢fi;.pmn £2221; :M- is (v! l'm luéplinn committee which ' For! C h" 5“ r. 3' 3‘ l
3 V l I‘Il‘ ‘m; , igrwlnl Mrs. Ildiinson. A luncheon . _ . . Q .
p I - III‘ O'III'I Imp? 0‘Iil’m txulil- persons wt which \lrc 1' ““1“ 1.0550 ““5 ”WI“ 5 I .mgx“. y y
. l rlqlisnl. '1‘)”. {\fxtivnt I. _ .. ‘ f t ‘1 I. l . ‘ f: amounting ‘U 534» 1r. all in ll. lire,
2 .1 i‘v:.. I; .T. l‘itzmaurice l (”HIS ,“Ib “I‘m“ I “as. I II III ‘lIfI \Oshurm‘ ”“5 nlOl‘lllllL'. ‘II‘II II; IIIIInI Partimlar'
1" ‘ 3’ ~11! Sl!‘(.'.!< l '19' 1:10 ‘1 nmes 1““‘IL I I”;I(Ip"‘ng\ YIHIIGI 'l p'ur (,1 (‘hlilludfs >l2lu ~ llml} ”K i I
I: :1 Hi: non lll‘ ~ti .~7 Mn urv _' ws. ‘ ‘ ‘ . . .. ‘ - - -
I szmmim- I III: I I I (I ”(“0” l“ ”- A‘M‘U‘e e ’1‘“ 1~°5=°§ Till: mm! fas’lrliuns taste in
r II . m“”‘*“‘ gm“) ‘0 H“ “h“w‘ ' teas is fast-illa’vd liv the dclL
l as? cvrniiis‘. about 6 o clock at the . — 9 pious Vail ka Quail-Tea :i
. _. r , . Samllll Trilf‘ont‘. ol le lull :i\ hue. ' ‘ . - ’
‘Ianahan's Pine Tar Bags. lc‘onir oflhiinlmg .;li(l‘:\1\lllnm10]n:w‘\ in mun Hm murmn: "named; flavor which cannot be dc-
srm-sni emi axon »\(areol ’ . . . .
T . - ‘ _. . . . , I ~f
Moth Balls. xapthalene rm: inlo ll. <trc(t just as an “ammo .“ilh negiul at his (llll0:;2;‘n.:g€01!ln . scribed lllll ullicll {Ines straigl.
a liouliilg (low, to the heart
of perfection!
Quail-Tea . . .
.........4501b
3 lbs ................. , $1.30
Victory Tea .......... , 35c lb,
3 lbs. ....................... $1.00
Quali- Package Teas, 13c 6. 25¢ pkgs.
Silver Label Teas. 15¢ a. 30c pkgs.
21 non-m mm 31'. .
30m noanx.
James Van Dyk Co.
A very medal Ml dance was
held Saturday in Red Men'- hall.
lain street. by Cochenoe Tribe. No.
C2. I. O. R. X. About two hundred
' attended the alfair. S\'t“CIS orchestra
furnished the music.
l
Judge Nehemiah Candee is expected
to hand down a decision this afternoonl
on the motion to disclve a tempor-t
. arr injunction in the case of Salrator-
Valianti vs. Nathan and Mary Ship-
-lepky. all of Westport. The case has
arroused considerable interest inas-
much as it is alleged that the plain-
,tltf was forcibly removed from certain
property in Sausatuck. in two consta-
bles.
W
REAL mam irnnxsncrloss.
There were filed at the once of
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith. during
the past week. including deeds filed
up till 10 o'clock this morning. the
‘following:
Antonio Fidelle to Agnes E. Boon-
ey. building lot on the Connecticut
lturnaiilte. warrantee deed: Herbert
W. Gorhnm to Ellsworth P. Waters.
two lots in East Nor-walk. warrantee
’dee; Henry F. Colebum to Charles C.
Whitehead. land on Main street, war-
lrai'itoe deed:‘Anton Miklovich and
write to Ernest Levesqueqnd yite lot
and buildings on Connecticut turn-
pike. warrantee deed.
Estates of “’illiam T. and Thomas
1. Raymond to Herbert Vii Gorham.
two lots in' East Norwalk. executor‘s
deeds: Theresa Gamble to Henry
Hoffman. lot and buildings. on Sea-
riew avenue. warrantee deed: Jennie
,provement Company
“'eed and Leo Ila-«is. lot and mud—
DI‘O ve men l
dishing the music.
to whom all
longed the honor of having made the
party as successful and pleasant al-
fair as it was; had charge of prepar-
(hllahnn to tinsel 1". Blake. build!“
lot on Woodbury avenue, "mantel:
deed; estates of \Vmiun 1'. .. and
and wife. lot and buildings on Inbre-
no place. warrantee deed; estates of
William T.
to Charles \‘bllmer. lot in hot Not-v
walk executo: s deed.
John P Treadwell to Frederick G.
Pair-child. lot on Fair street. war-
rantee deed; .Cathetine R. Aiken to
‘JImes.P. Collins and wife. lot at!
buildings on Stuart avenue. warrant":
deed: estates of ,\\'illiam T. and
Thomas 1. Raymond. to Samuel 3.
Stewart. {our lots on Fair street. ex-
ecutor‘e deeds:
hmuel J. Stewart 16 acres of land
on Chestnut Hill avenue. warranted!
deed.
! 4L
Samuel J. Stewart to W'llliam Law-
lor. four lots on Fair met. war—
rantee deed; Nomlk Realty and Im-
to Samuel L.
ings. Wall and Water tree“. war-
rantee deed; NON'RIK Realty and im-
Company: to Madaline P.
\‘i‘elib and Samuel J. Keeler and Leo
Davis. lot and buildings on “'all
street. warrantee deed.
201M WEDDING
NIVERSARY 1
- AN
Commandant-true
John Aleranshaw.
the guests agreed. be-
and Thomas 1. Ramona.‘
“'tlliam C. Perry tn,
its the luncheon that was nervod. .
table decorations and the decal.“
0! the house. were all due to ‘
Alemmhnw's efforts.
Harry Hauck of Brooklyn. I. I”
ed over-ens veteran. Miln* f
of the evening. and scored a“.
with his witty remarks, and a,
his remarks anent the Ten!“ of *-
spect and esteem in which the I“
of honor were held.
Those who attended the m
which broke up at an enr‘ ,\ hour .—
day morning. were Mr. and firs. non
hot'ejoy. Mr. and Mrs. Chane. (h-
man. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sharon.“
and Mrs, Russell Broalwny. .-
Ethel Cummings. Elwood m
Mr. and Mrs. Albert \K’evd. Mrp‘
Mrs. Alton w. Reynolds Mr. and .I.
Ferdinand Hauck. M" “'l_
Hauck. John Aleranslw Mr. .
airs. Chauncey Ells. M and I.
Carl F‘Plsing‘er. Mr :ml' ‘ 2-1. ’W‘llli-
Hanoi: and Henry H:~~.: of BM
lyn. A)
I'NIQI'IZ “'INDC‘ . 33.9.
An unusual window . i is on (I.-
play at Kr-elel"5 Shoo s Wadi-
ton street. One has to be a (#7
plai'er in order to unlfestmd h
"meaning of the card. as playing chi.
‘are pasted on the sign instead of -.
ing words. which is something doc--
edly new in card writing.
Crow-18 gather in front of the win-
dow trying to decipher the meanl‘
to the stori told. lsua'h the bell
poker playrr in the crown) in fllé‘fil‘v‘
to gel the meaning?
!
literally thou
‘3'” ”b“ 7"” 2“ ‘ ‘°° 9"” i ll auction in \eu \mk—and ex 61‘} r
It meant action.
meant life.
lllch all 511303 have
EVERY \VOMAN’S
FASHION SHOP
120 Washington Street
J UN IOR BOYS
WASH SUITS
$1.69 up to’$2.98
A Large Assortment of
MIDDIES
$1.39 up to $2.98
r'loxi land stores
Here tth\ are. ‘—
9 by 12 feet—
GARDEN
TOOLS
ALL ms or
Pearl, Galvanized and
intelligently and deposit it sys-
tematieail). is the creed of the
successful man she says “1
Saved.”
i
So. Norwalk
South N orwalk
Trust Co.
Savings Bank
. .o. a... .g»_.«.....— . a. ”w... .—
Black Wire Screen
Cloth
.Rosenfield Bros.
“Open Monday Huge” .
71/2 13V 9 ft—
9 by 1‘2 ft—
12 feet—
Tapes
sands of bales of them.
duct 1—durablc tastcf ul worth-y
About thi cc Vi ccks ago the compan} announccda
Extra- heavy seamless Aulminste
splendid color effects, patterns that grow
with each week of servlcct——
71/2 by 9 ft—
Colonial \61\ ct mb 0,5 deep rich colors, wox en “ltlluul sea
On the
Yonkers, is
while other
thev piled
F.\ci_\ m
Ug- -man in
Q
Axminstcr rugs of good weight, pure \iool, lllC’Il'lnlfl”
"lattcms, Oriental and floral patterns—9 b} 1.. " feet—
Seamless Axminster rugs.
Jffects, floral Oriental and small allox er designs:—
8% 0}
$37.59 41/2 b{
527.53
8%: by
tn seamless rugs. excellent weight and quality, Omen .
ll» 30ml and small allover patterns—of special value for service in dining-
Unusual in the spirit which per.
\‘Ildcs it from roof to basement. in the
regular hours.
The hundreds and thy lllSZthlS of
ru ugs that were. made there
837.59
%
OWLAND’S—
lex Smith 8: Sons’ ru: gs
at special price.
banks of the Hudson. at
the grcat big unusual
mill of Alcxandcr Smith 8; Sons.
makers of rugs and carpets.
relation of workers to owners and in
each other; most unusual in fact that
mills reduced force and
hours it went right straight ahead at
regular speed with full crew and on
'. How.
up in tlic slum houses;
{If a standard quit'h pro—
*‘ HTI :llc‘s? l‘
i
the country t‘. ' l t
It meant no“ prices. ‘
That uction was: held Twas full of enthusiasm.
expectations-for th .‘ f ll off sharplx fiom the pl'lfcs ni lust
been fixed 3
Smith was stzl itcd hurrying to all parts of the countri—i'id the
share from Iath t fine auction sale is non lure ~
The-V go on sale at once—and l.l€‘ll‘ prices are larlcss than .d: lrices.
\ml {-14 ‘cs met.
\‘.’ "7m by.
n
111d figured
-lndsome blue tan brown Qi‘ccn 71 1d rd
101/3 ft—
61/3 ft—
336
Slfi
r rugs, t“ o-toncd designs .nd other
more sails f at tor» and pleasing
u;
a
I
10% ft- 3’33
9 her
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