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“'ANTED 3—5 — :1. _ __;j_: a » _ A _ ‘ f I , Hen“ When a. ladder slipped. Albert F.
m.» lmy to work in an~ollice and NOTICE recurs sensor MANNY . DAMAGED Beeskow, Jr, 0; 15 Leonard street, . mm week I m maniacs-s:
. ,. 'uzmwll generally useful. Apply
,1 ‘ ,, its & corpsesmor,
\
A lllllllll‘ll St.
3,0191» Experienced cook. Apply
mule} Raymond. Phone 10.
; 5'." Fireman looking for work.
,l m the Norwalk iron Works
1 vull’r‘ S. Subato, 102 Ely Ave.,
A _\.,z walk.
.- Operators on ladies‘
lllr'ut‘nl‘. Steady work and good
lw'll: Bros, 1'27 Washington St. I
Housekeeper by business
(:nml home and -moderate
llausokvopel', care Sentinel.
Alf!)
'V l l‘,“
‘lll'l (llrl to help with house-
1 m was-hing. Training ‘un—
.. m l'rima l). Jones. 361 Flax
~ .. l Shlllll Norwalk. Phone 2133.
,1 ,rl-Tl) Lot at once, vicinity of
. , :v'l'l strool, East Norwalk or in
sl-nul l'ull particulars to 11.
~ - llll'ivn,
. l l-Ill Mm for unloading lumber,
1 .v Wurnr Street office. The
l Impose—9 rooms all to
South Norwalk lap 19'
FOR. SALE
meats, large barn parkingt cars.
“every desirable residential sec.
tion. Price very reasonable. Also
desirable houses with all im-
EPHIRAM FINKELSTEIN
Notice hr hereby given that this
partnership lately subsisting between
- Ephiram Finloelstetn and Meyer Kap-
ian under the firm name of Fluke!-
stein and Kaplan was dissolved on the
*tirst day of May. 1022.
Under and pursuant to tin/order or
thc’eourt of Probate tor the District ‘
of Norwalk’, authorising her thereunto, L
the subscriber hereby 01ers for sale
all am right, title and interest as.
Annie E. Caniietd, late of Jersey City
in the State or New Jersey. had at. the
movements in city or on shore.
Prices are very reasonable. Call
or phone
O’BRIEN '3': BOVI,
4 South Main St. Telephone 977
South Norwalk, Conn.
FOR SALE
Located in the First district on
trolley line or 6 minutes walk
from center of city.
1 7-room house with improve-
THE CHIC AMERICAN DRESS-
MAKING SCHOOL
Announces the opening of Dress-
mahtng classes the second week
in May. Last free demonstration
and» exhibition will be held May
5, 2:30 p. in. at Red Men’s hall.
Sout Nomalk and Monday,
May at 2:30 and 7:30 p. m. at
RED MEN'S BALLHNMWALK
Come and have you styles
selected.
ments.
J. M. LAYTON & C0., INC.
Real Estate and Insurance
6 Railroad Ave.
t
. ., l'l'l l’vrlilvy C0
a H-zlu llll‘lS on Singer sewing
1.x mum. Apply Rockoft Bros, 12
.- ‘r llll SI,
\.\"l‘l‘Ill~ —4 or 5 Room
. r (Il' small house in South
Tm. Adults. Thomas J.
Nurwulk Railroad Sta-
l V.
‘.y ill
.\
.izn man who can milk
. .- .ml m-xwral work on farm.
l 5; lull'snll to A. Nelson, Home-
. limn. ’l‘nkcneke, Darien. I
TO LET
Viv“ rooms, improrements.
.\lllll'i‘SS XYZ. care Sentinel
(I‘ll
.. ileNl‘ Largo furnished front
mmw-nient to station and
- wmur Inquire 21 Chestnut
i~-r 1 o'clock. First floor.
,, >.l-Il' A! ll 1-2
'1
.n‘ I’UUIIIS. u
u
Ely 'avcnue, 2
in a set: and 2
in a set. Light and
6"Illllll' of Mrs. Naggy, 15 Lowe
Inning
. ~-.‘- 3
l: l<:.\"l"Neatly furnished, 2
. ml apartment for light house-
mmv Newly decorated. adults.
1:... l lil'i>i(ll, 94 W'ashington St.
45‘
Llil’l‘ —-4 rooms, 3rd floor, rent
' Wm, lnq. F. l). Lawton. 12 Chest-
: . ll'l‘t‘l, 9 a. m, to 5 p. m.
l».
'1 . o LET-Jloom with bom-d in private
illllll) tor gentleman; home privi-
. R~'f¢‘l't‘ll('t‘. Mrs, A. Hii‘tzler, 8
ulm Ave. South Norwalk
vl,‘ ltilNT~~~Desk room in centrally
2.. m-li oflh-o. Every convenience.
W > mom. cure Sentinel.
6 room house, 3 Di Sosa.
inquire John .1. Di Sosa, 121
Phone, 1112!
T ».l-;'l' NICO‘ly furnished rooms in
l' «mt homo, facing park porch,’
r'. . 'lnllo')’ to seashore. Large airy
I.l'I'l'
W.
H :41
ruins reasonable. No. 2 Union FOR SALE FARM
v! l'lmnl- it). in town of Norwalk. House 10
A rooms with all improvements.
LOST Large barn. 23 acres of good
:4:
«myml or stolen on Monday
\l Strawberry Hill. a small
llilllllllfl. Finder please return.
- .~ ~ ihildrlin's pot, Reward. Tel.
in,
~--—‘..,..'
H FOUND.
A» ‘l'nwvl‘ boat. without motor.
. ~l-.u‘r ()Wllor may have same
um: pl'inl‘ly and paying for
'1 ,, \lr (‘lnrence H. Lynch, Ro-
, , v: .\\..-_ ltowayton, Ct. P. O. Box
f'.\l:l) Oli‘ THANKS
lath to thank the Lockwood
. umpzmy, (lahbeMole Works.
,lml lwigllhnl‘s for their kind-
m vh.- lwrnavement of our hus-
i luv: luthpr.
'- r.» \\',\l. l\' PILLY AND FAMILY
.~\ U CTION SALE!
H. (l. Palmer, Auctioneer,
Avril sell at public auction on
\. liliesday afternoon and
..-,»mug, 'May 3rd, icom-
-v"~m'mg at 4 P. M. at the
h: ’l'llt‘t't - McGilvray Store,
“f x uml lC‘. Street, Stamford,
l mun” pier mirrors in excel-
1 condition, 12 silent
mwsmen show cases, wall
w counters, forms, show
A Ales, looking glasses,
(n- lures, 2 safes, office chair
'4'“)! partition, 2 doz. stools,
HM. wmdow curtains, re-
' 't'tms awning, case with
“w drawers, stock boxes,
wilt hangers by the dozen,
~,., ._
r J“
”l “pr
llalllg'
Cedar St, South Norwalk.
Connecticut Ave. Rudolf Halasz.
. General \Vu is marching twenty thous-
1 of the present conflict.
.3 lllllS, dress hangers, ofliw
fire extin isher
articles. Attgzd 1511??!
mm. There may be'some‘a-A,
' _ you need. This isethe:
MUG-fit sale of show cases.
"'F‘l fixtures in the histol'y
RUMMAGE SALE at Girls’ club, old
headquarters, 66 Wall Street, all day
Friday. Rummage will be, received
Friday morning. Clothes, furniture
and books wanted.
FOB. SALE—Bee hives very reason-
able; also Ducklings cheap. 30
f
FOR SALEflFord open delivery, 1918.
lst class condition. Must sell. 100
5 Rowan St.
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN
on plastering and cement walks. Small
and large Jobs reasonable. Call or
drop postal for prompt service.
C. W BAK
CENTRAL GARAGE
Now Open for Business
Overhauling and repairing on all
makes of cars. Motor work a specialty.
Storage. Philip M. Merriam, Prop.
ATTENTION
Junk is valuable these days and
here is no use giving it away for
half the prICe while I am paying the
ull price for junk. I also pay lo a
pound for rags. Phone 399-12. ,
MR. H. FELDMAN,
East Norwalk
39 .Pine St.
FOR SALE—One milking cow cheap;
also one building lot. B. F Ander-
son 10 Fourth St. East Norwaik.
Tel. 1385-2.
FOR SALE—6 room house, improve-
ments, large lot. two car garage,
Description. ' .
THOMAS J. CRO'I'l‘Y
59 Stevens St. Norwalk, Conn.
Tel. 871-4
Polishing. Plating
Metal and
Finishing on Brass Beds, Automo-
ile Trimmings and Work 0: Every
poultry house, $5_000. Quick posses- -
sion. Several other bargains. D. S.
Hull, 94 W’ashington Street,
FOR SALE-Good paying business
on Post road. Must sell on account
of ill health. Apply Midway Res-
taurant, Post road, Norwalk. E.
Yockes, Prop, R. F. D. 37.
NAGY BROS.
FOR SALE—Fourteen toot row boat
with outfit. Apply week days from
1 to 7 p. m. Jaseph Henczel, 111 Lex-
ington Ave '
FOR SALE—Rare bargain. Leavingl
city. Will sell upright cabinet grand
Vi'agnor piano in excellent condition
for $95.00. May be seen any evening
this week. Beadle. 104 South Main
FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME hearing. . '
Mattresses. pillows, bolsters and HENRY Vv. GREGORY.
cushions oLnll kinds sold on our easy , Judge
payment plan. Also renovating, satis-
faction guaranteed. Drop us a card or SOLVENT NOTICE
telephone 317 [or representative to District of Norwalk. ss. Probate
call. Court. April 12, A. D., 1922.
NORWALK MATTRESS CO. Estate of Frederick B. Coleman,
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Norwalk
Local and long distance trucking of
all kinds. Piano moving. Special van
for moving purposes. Daily trips to
New York City.. Building stone.
71 Cedar Street. Phone 313
time of her decease in and to the
following described real estate, to-
rwit:
All that certain piece or parcel of
.land situated in the town of Norwallt,
the dwelling house thereon
standing. known and designated as,
map entitled “Amended Map of Har-
bor View Beach. South N‘omal‘lr‘
Conn, W. L. Hayes: etc., tiled in the
omen at the Town Clem of said
—.
.working order. This is the second hy-
‘ rant found not in working order by
jthc firemen in the past few weeks and
in; complaint was registered with the
first district water commissioners.
“lewthlnesdayisa.
At the time of the fire none of the
lB’lnney family were at home. Pt was
the first time in some months that no
one was at home in“ the house. accords
log to Deputy Fire Chief William J.
~L0t No 22 in 31061! E on a certain {Rowe-ll. By hard work the flames were
confined to the second floor where one ‘
room mbumed out and part of the
root destroyed. The damage was about
Continued from First Page.
member at Hope nose company. sut-l
lend a deep laceration or the let;
hand. Dr. w. w. Tracey treated. the
hand. The ladder in slipping shoved
Beeskow's hand through a "plane or
glass. ,
Fashion: News in Circles.
The hat worn by women in cone
8. G. wanted to be very similar a
.Imdels worn today.
’sFirstQuality
w,
Indies?
Norwalk:
For particulars and terms: apply to
VERA CARYN,
Administratrix
Care LIGHT & LIGHT, 1
South Norwalk, Conn.‘
ORDER To SETTLE ACCOUNT
District of Nor-walk, as, Probate
Court, May 2, A. Do 1922.
Estate of Richard Duncker. late of
Norwalk in said District_ deceased.
Ordered, That lib: ldm‘lnistratrlx
exhibit her Administration account to
this court for adjustment, at we pr“;
bate ofllCe in Norwalk. on the 9th day'
of May, 1922, at 11 o’clock forenoon;
and that all persons interested in said
The Textile Store :j
#56 Inch All Wool
Baronette Satin in M
Twecds 9
75 d. '
$1. y South lorwalko Conn.
White and colors $1.75-yd.
9110
136 Washington Street,
Estate may be notified thereof, the
.administratrix will cause this order
to be published in a newspaper having
.. circulation in said District. at least
five days before said 9th day of may
1922.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge
ORDER OF NOTICE
District of Norwalk, ss. Probate
Tabulations ,,
Mailing Lists
Trucking
Phone 335-2
Court, May 1. A. D- 1922.
Estate of Joseph Abrahams. late of
Norwalk in said District, deceased.
Whereas, written application mas
been made to this Court by the ad-
ministrators of said estate praying
for an order authorizing them to sell
certain real estate of said estate
Ordered. That said application be:
heard and determined at the Probate
Office, in Norwalk, on the 91h day of
May 1922, at 10 o'clock forenoon; and
that public notice thereof be given to ,
all persons interested therein by pub-
lishing this order in a newspaper
having a circulation in said Disrtict.
at least five days before said day of
late of Norwalk, in said District,
deceased.
St.. South Norwalk.
FOR SALE~Mathushek baby grand
piano worth $600. For sale or in
exchange for second hand auto or
Victrola in part payment. Tel. 1253-2.
FOR SALE—Desirable building lot,
60 ft. front. 180 deep. 80 ft. rear.
Upper East Ave. Price reasonable.
Tel. 1968.
LOUIS SAUNDERS
TAILOR
8 North Main street. So. Nor-walk.
Conn. One (light up. Expert cleaninz,
repairing and dyeing -by modern
methods at very reasonable prices.
Special attention given to cleaning
and repairing ladies’ garments. We
guarantee satisfaction and prompt at-
tention to all orders. Give us a trial!
The Court, of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Nerwalk. hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said Es-V
tale to exhibit their claims for settle-
ment. Those who neglect to present
their accounts, properly attested.
within Said time. will be debatred a
recovery. All persons
said Estate are requested to make.
FOR SALE— Fine old residence on
Flax Hill, in splendid condition. A
wonderful bargain at 89.000.
George Mitchell, Telephone 1861
BUNS, ROLLS. CRULLERS, JELLY
DOUGHNUTS
Fresh out the oven every afternoon
at the
CHOCOLATE SHOP BAKERY.
17 North Main St.
immediate payment to
FRED T. COLEMAN.
MANAGER CARROLL
IS, FOUND GUILTY
land. All kinds of fruit. Well 10-
rated. Price $10,000.
Ask JOHN T. HAYES
1—7 Main st. Norwalk.
in own garage.
Starting. lighting and
ialty. All work guaranteed. Phone 490
EXPERT AUTO
Will overhaul and
All
MECHANIC
ignition. a spec
repair your car
makes of cars.
0F MANSLAUGH’I‘ER
Continued from Page One.
lack of fire fighting equipment and
Real Estate. Insurance
F'en‘gtien Army Withstands
Drive on Changsintien
(Continued from First Page.)
within the rdngc of naval at
. Chlnwangiuo.
At the eastern end of the battlefront
guns
and troops "toward Muchang, one of
the l-‘cngticners' Strongholds. whore
heavy fighting has been in progress for
three days.
Meanwhile word comes through
Shanghai that. Sun Yat Sen. president
of the southern government. is pre:
paring to send aid to Chang Tso-Lin.
He will strike at thé psychological mo-
ment. it was mid, sending troops
either through 'Hankow or Nanking.
the route depending on the outcome
' PEKING. May 3. (Associated Press)
————It was announced at Geineml Chang
'i‘so-Lints headquarters today that
General‘Wu Pel-P‘u. the Central Chin-
ese. leader. ,h'ad bee killed in notion.
The announcement on not been con-
firmed. The Foreign. Legations here
are investigating.
_____._______—
RADIUM SPECIALIST DEAD
RELLEYILLE, 111., May 3.—-Dr.
Herbert Roberts, 70. internationally
known x~ray and radium- specialist,
died at his home here Monday. His
death indirectly was du'e to bums re-
ceived while , experimenting with
Roentgen Rays before present day
precautionary measures Were known;
Dr. Roberts began his research work
immediately utter graduation from the
;University of Illinois. During an X-
ERay experiment he lost three fingers
tot-the left build, the injury develop;
’ing into [progressive malignancy. *
At the -time of his death Dr. Rob-
,erts was presidbl‘it of the Southern Ila-
éilnuis 'Hedlcal Society. He was the
abunder‘o'f'Roentgen Society. He was
tfonndor and firstsditor ot‘ the Amen-7
lean Xmas? Journal“
M
itmcrrrm'snor‘nnsrnom
CRANES' MUSIC STUDIO
Ukulele taught. Instru
Commercial Building, Norwalk. 1 to
9 p. m., Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thur--
days. Violin. Banjo-Mandolin. Hawai-
ian-Guitar.
ments sold on easy payments.
burning incense to give "atmosphere"
to a movie film which was being
shown.
'Judg‘e Avery held that his court had .
no jurisdiction in the. second” charge“
against Carroll which was that he had 1
sold standing room in the theater that
WE SPECIALIZE 1N
Best quality leaders,
your order for your spring repairs.
Don't put it oil.
With Expert Service.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN
Plumbing—Heating—Tinning
Phone 473-3
56 Water Street,
Agent for
gutters and
tin work. Now is the time to leave
Remember We Combine Quality
South Norwalk
Famous International One-Pipe Heater
night in violation of the state law gov- l
erning the issuance of permits fori
standing room. , - i
Coroner Mix also held City Building.
Inspector Joseph E. Austin criminally
responsible. but in the city court
Judge Hoyt held that the evidence was
not such that Austin could be deemed >
guilty of negligence, and he was dis-
charged. -
Coroner Mix also named A. S. Black.
of Boston. president of the ctmipuny~
w
PAINTING AN D DECORATING
Estimates cheerfully Given
S. MILLER,
10 Spring St.
South Norwalk
also criminally responsible in this fire
case, but Black has been beyond the
jurisdiction‘of the state court.
In the Rialto fire ten persons lost:
their lives. The coroner made his
ROOFING
Slate, Gravel, Asbestos.
Asphalt Shingles, Root Painting
and Repairing
32.00 per Roll. Red or Green
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.
23 Elizabeth Street
Shingles,
3-ply Heavy Slate Surfaced Roofing.
“I. 387
finding on the body of Everett T. Case.
who died in the hospital from burns.
has said"several times that when the;
time came he expected to bring Black
before the court on a complaint based
get Black to come to the inquest, and
J’LUMBING —'-'I‘INNING— HEATING
Country Water System, Ranges and
he went to Boston to see Black.
_____'_..—-‘-——-—-——-\
OSER FAILS TO HEAR
indebted to '
Administrator, 0. T. A'-
carelcssnss in permitting the use of;
A. ova—g..-
which controlled the Rialto Theaters!
City Attorney Sheridan Whitaker:
on the finding. Coroner Mix could not?1
D. G. Egenitis
THE LIBERTY SHOP
First Class Shoe Shining
All Kinds of Hats Cleaned,
13 North Mam’ Sh, So. Norwalkl
v
M’comum‘ '
WIGAN‘ss FLYNN _
(once usury 8:00.. B. R. Ave. fl
Tel. 1677 -
Home-M 868
0350 MACHINES
minutes. for ads or to rent
23mm
1’ P0321313! WIT“!
$6000
WWI"! 006
“Will“
a».
m-,;
Local and Long Distance “of All Kinds.
cable messages. and disappointed be:
month. when he eipccted her, accprd—
1’}.
The former riding master declines,
'ler‘s granddaughter.
lcame engaged prior to her departure
from Switzerland a few months ago,
Oser middle had
messages to the lake ah
the McCormick family in Oh
however that this
PITTSBURGH. May 3.—-——Flre of un-
hietern‘flned origin. early today badly
gutted; the machine shop of: the‘Jonet-
ht Stamford. -
. BY ORDER OF ONE
a boxer: sans
_ lbw is~
your property'ACall on; fly A,
.4:
and IA " hlln ”Stee) Company’s mills in
‘ 11mm!
M. at ”3.53
.7, “W’Jumy‘
tgg‘thne toselljanyoralll .
fact that Min,Mathllde was in
. girlie... ; ,, , ‘ ,. - ~; _ ' ‘.
.r W: - ‘-
liowev'er, to discuss reports orian ”r. '
trangement with John D. neonatal-L. '
to whom: he be- ‘
addressed several. ,,
are home of: , ,
One-Pipe Heaters
JOSEPH a KERY( m., 1‘. mLmss
Car 1 'Ave. Tel. 492 so N n: PARIS. Mar 3,—mu: Oser is sur-
” °’ A ' "'3 prised at mealtime or Miss Mathilde. ,
. TRUCKING McCormick. his fiance. to answer his, '
cause she did not appear in Zurich lm' ~ “
b .
.
l M. H. CONN
Pt N‘ I t.
L. P, Nanos 8 NO '1 lam S
First Quality,
C
‘
South Nor-walk I o
+¢rvlc¢-
- Typewrltlng
To OLSEN Mlmeographlng
Local and Lo n g Distance , xxx;
Now Open for Business
——-——
Shore Dinners
All Kinds .of Sea Food
Parlor
Special Chairs for Ladies
Blocked and Pressed
First Class Shoe. Repairing
All Work Guaranteed
A La Carte
IDmdmngmm
Steaks, Chops and Chicken
AU CT ON
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UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD
EMERGENCY FLEET CORPORATION
Stock Includes: Win c h e s, boilers,
triple expansion e n gin e s, condensers,
l pumps, steam separators, metal and wood
working machinery, hand and small tools,
induced draft apparatus, four locomotive
cranes, automobiles and trucks, steam
Flighter, Windlasscs, masts, booms, steer-
ing engines, towing engines, anchor
chain, 1 i f e b o a t s, barometers, ther-
mometers, office furniture and equipment,
paints, oil, buildings, complete power plant
l _ with two locomotive-tyne boilers, fire
ing to a Zurich dispatch to. the World.‘
pump, fire fighting equipment, pipe lines,
electric wire, wood and steel blocks, hose
reels,.haud steering eng'mes, evaporators, .
- yard freight cars, round» traumas-lumber
‘ lbrries, portlights, paintings and art ob-
, jeets from Steamship “Vaterland.”
' “List Subject to Change”
WILSON {FONT
South Norwalk, Connecticut '
’ Commencing Monday,May 15th at 10 a. m.
in Main Warehouse on Grounds.
'/ Writefor Catalogue
United: States Shipping Beau!
Emergency Fleet Corporation i,
_, . _,or-: .
prices within one's means.
1 House. 6 Rooms, $2550, exam
1 House, 6 Rooms. $3000, Cash 818.!) ,
1 House. 6 Rooms. $3600 Cash can
1 House. 8 Rooms, $3600 Cash, 830.9 '
I-Houoe 8 Rooms $5000 Cosh. ,W .
1 House. 6 Rooms 34000 Cash, 81..“ «1 _
1 House, 6- Rooms “009 CHIS-$10.0,
1 House. 6 Rooms. 345000-311. 33m .
1 New House. 8 Rooms: 1 tulm" j
down. Electric Lights, Furnace. -Wfll
Pump in house, Lot 120 X122. Pm v
86000. Cash $2000.
Real Estate. 79 Washington SM
' Telephone (~36 7
WILLIAM F. HOYT
’ H. A.MEAD :
SPECIAL
Sanitary Baby Pants?
- Pure gum rubber, reinieroed
taped seams, elastic waist and
knees. An exceptional bargain
_at
39c
Regular 50c Quality
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST
8 N. Main St, South Norwalk
i30x3
Til! ! 5°
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“F Effiifltlififil‘ih
PHONE S“.
O. G. PALMER
Auctioneer -
Special for One Week
30x3‘/2 FISK RED TOP ...... $15.,
, 30x3l/2 Republic ‘5 Norwalk 60;?»
Union
Norwalk Fabric and PM
$ 815
30x3l/2
The Nor-walk Post Road Tire GI.
62 WALL ST. '
All These Tires Are Firsts
CONNECTICUT CARPET
CLEANING CO.
87 Cedar St. South Norwalk, Conn.
Phone 969
We clean and renew colors 3
Carpets and Rugs. Hand process h
Experts.
Goods Called for and Delivered. ,
F. H. BAXTER '-
DRUGGIBT
” Page a Shaw, Park a rut-s:
Green Seal, and M’I
I sou-m MAlN eraser a,
and!" FOR
CANDIES
a. .
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.4? sure of the mt and
W” w.......m,mw. ,.
In our Dairy W means 01‘
cables, trained milk-en. ,. é
cattle. carefully washed ‘
Wlll’d«- Woole- nnd mi
sanitary method. of Wing. . -
Such clean-slim means «It...
for your family. 7,
Order of us regularly and to
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