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n 0am Colds. Goirgbe‘fimc Throat. Group. infin-
can. Whooping Cot Munchkin and Asthma.
A curtain cure for onenmptlon in and stages.
and II sure ri lie! in advaiiccd.. rcI. Use at on
:0!!! :ill sci-”till? gycfilci‘it clloo Killlllll' tubby:
I'd om, H U More over \\' Id All.
he come and lit) Mull; y m“
Eii8'l lllllllilllli
Bessie Briody. of Winfield street. has
the scarlet fever
Alonzo Wheeler is énteitainlng his
brother from Bathe].
Myron Osborn will lead the Junior
ilnnd Friday evening.
Grant Buttery. of Van Zundt street
has moved to hitch street.
Miss Ethel Se mour is reioveiing
from an attack 0 the measles
Mrs. Dibble of \mi Zandt street.
who has been ill. is somewhat better.
Miss Carrie Petty who hits been vis-
iting in New Haven. has returned
home. . . ~' . ~
’ Richard Everett; who has been stick.
is out again. and able to attend to his
duties.
Mrs. Ernest Collin. who has been vis-
iting in Saugntuck. has returned to her
home here.
Clarence ’l‘uylor will soon lay the
lteelfor the iaunclr to be built for W.
B.‘ .Uuholtz.
Mrs. Smith L'lionl
turned from Phllutlci
has been visiting. 4
Drllggist 'l‘. ll. (lrlfi’in. who was sick
yesterday. is able l.() be about as usual
‘ today, though not quite recovered.
\l; Frederic W. Decke‘r went to Green-
ort L l. today. on Captain Frank
Steyens' steamer, hate C. Stevens.
A rehearsal of the Easter Chorus will
cdieii has're-
lrla. where she
be held this eyenlng. at the home of i
Miss Sadie Randall. Scarlew avenue.
The teachers'meeting of the Advent
Church. was not held last evening. ow-
ing to the absence of Rev. .l. W. Dil-
via.
George Cummings, ol’ Cove street,
suffered another severe stroke yester-i
da “afternoon and is ill a Serious con- i
dlt on .
The East Norwnlk Fire Polite havei
leased two rooms in Randall‘s black I
which will hereafter be used as thclrl
meeting place.
James Robinson. who has been ill for
some time. is slowly recovering his
health. hie it: non able, to be up until
about the mom i. WWW.
The funeral of Mrs Theodore
Fancller will be held tomm row aftexr- l
noon at 2' 30 0’I‘.lU(k from her late!
9 home lII Winfield street.
John Franklin and Al Smith two of
the colol'ed' oyster openers at the Rudel l
shop returned yesterday to Richmond
Va. .. where their homes are i
A game of pool will be played to-‘
night. in the tournament series at
' Homer‘s store. The names lllltl I:ll-'
logs of the contestants him- already
been printed, .
Captain ilrlcrOss. proprietor oi llle‘
Peoples’ Fish Market, was in New York
today, on business. He wus- iii Ne“
Haven yesteruday looking ai'tel some of
his property them.
The East Norwdl’k firemen will at—i la
tend the morning service in the (on~i
gregatio'nal Church. in Smith Nor-walk.-
Sunday. ’l‘lle rain will wear their llllla‘
forms and white gloves. .
H. J. Hipson the president of the
Junior Band. requests all of the mem-
bers of the band to be present tonight.
for rehearsal. at the home of Miss Sad-
‘ ie Randall, Seaview avenue
Five of the colored men who have.
been employed at the opening shop of
the Bhdel Oyster Company have been
lnstnlle'd‘as crew of the steamer Ac-
tlve John Parker is steward of the
boat.
The Epwotth League of the East
Avenue Methodist Church turned over
to the church, Monday night the sum
of $35, to be applied to paying f0I the
new carpet which has just been laid in
the church.
Melville Young and brother Captain
William Young of Rowaytqu, have
both recovered from their recent ill-
need. and have gone to Greenport. L. 1..
lolly Suffered Awittl From
; Constipation
fixedmfl'filfiu ohve'ry much for the
9° Irurll it? 32:: "iii. ."‘l'. '23:"
MINING all yearn old. and ban nu -
fwn I conItipntlon.
find" what you
Son:
would all n
t: l mt‘h'uh'ni'z
vu I
M 1
m hethink it d“oenn't
l {inert-”gin“. ill the LANA-
e when planned to
r to! harm
9 “burial! I "AM.
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lithh‘mi remedy that
ii
the the Ada
A ”am can:
attract. abwnyton. lI myths n ‘5!
weeks with her daughter lit-law Mu.
Melville Young. at her home No. it
New Itrcet and is rcmerirnb .v smart
for a lady who has passed her eighty-
Iixth birthday anniversary.
The class meeting held that evening.
at the Nut Avenue Methodist Church.
was a once rec in every way The at~
tsudauce was about forty. a large num-
ber. James L liommedieu. the leader
Wl i assisted by Herman lirundage. 'l‘ho
.lleetlng was very interesting to those
who attended.
Rev. J. W. Davis rcturllea today from
New York. ills daughters. Mrs. Rlcll~
urn Bland illlll Miss Jennie Davis, who
were in New York with him. purchas-
ing goods for the store which they ex-
pect to open soon returned yesterday.
and engaged in getting the store ready
for (intimacy.
Men were at Wuik uitb soap and Wil-
tel and brushes. this mornlns. slvlug
the interior of the Rudel Oyster House
its annual cleansing and scrubbing
from top to bottom. The woodwork is
being scrubbed till it shines. After it
dries out it will be given it coat of
white paint. and be ready for the open-
ing trade in the, fail.
Frank Nash. formerly of East Nor
walk who for some time has been in
the employ of the American & British
Manufacturing Company. in Bridge-
port which was formerly the American
Ordnance Company. lost the. thumb of
his left hand in a cog wheel at the
shop Monday Mr. Nash has come
to East Norwnlk to spend the time
until his finger heals,
ROWAYTON.
Mrs. Jennie Sheer is a victim of the
grill. .
Charles Nash has purchased a new
horse. .
Samuel Mead is confined to his home
with the grip.
Mrs. Ada Thomas and Miss Lola
Marsh have been spending a few days
in New Jeisey.
Rising Star Division. Sons of Tem-
perance. held a meeting. last night. and
transacted .rontlne business.
Miss Idu Long. who has been the
guest of Miss Norma Sharer. has rt»
turned to her home in New York.
liarry Scofield has returned to Wee-
bawkon. N. J.. alter a visit with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Scofield.
Tire Ladios‘ Aid Society of the Meth-
odist Episcopal Church met in the
chapel this afternoon to engage in sew-
ng.
Mrs. John Lester will enter a New
York hospital this week. for the pitr .
p'OSe of undergoing a surgical opera
t on
Mrs Mary Thomas. Mrs. Franklin
Lynch and Miss Elizabeth H. Smith
of this place attended the funeral of
the late Edward M. Darling, in New
York city.
Mrs. Albert G. Davis. of Brookalde,
has disposed of her farm ‘uroperty in
Weston to a New York man who pro-
”loses to engage extensively in the
i‘roultly business
Hiram Slicrron expects to go ‘0 R0-
[ton Point again this season. and take
charge of tho nutsld attractions and
grounds at this pW‘i’eb b.” Mr.
Sherron has been emnloyed by Con
stable Edward J Ladrigan all winter.
The Rownyton Corporation. which
' owns valuable property near The Get]-
ars_ has madc’ plans to erect two cot-
tages. and has awarded to Dudley E.
Hoyt the contract to construct the
tame. Work has already been com
menfed and will be cairied rapidly forv
I. 'lf‘
C. l}. Cnrrcltson, president of the
Kroeger Piano Company. of Stamford.
'whosc residence is on the West Side.
is having the orchard fenced in. and is
otherwise Improving the property. Mr.
(lai'rcttson has made this place. for-
merly owned by Commodore Hilton.
one of the. most attractive in the vil-
lncr residence at Roton Point ready for
occupancy. A truck load of furniture
and household effects arrived at Row
nylon yesterday. and were carted to
the house by Constable Fdward J. Lad
I-lgan. He has awarded the contract
to repaint the house to John W. Reatty
of East Norwnlk.
The improvements about the Robert
Barclay residence are progressing ulce-
ly. Constable Lndrigan has received
the contract to do the grading and will
commence work in a week or so The
front fence has been removed adding
to the appearance of .ae place. Eight
new cobble stone pillars are being con-
structed by Charles Morris about the
plans of the house.
John 0berlander_ who recently com-
pleted the erection of a large boat
house on the wast side of the river.
has had a shed built. in which the larg-
er boats will be completed. One forty-
five feet in length is now there un—
dergoing the finishing touches. The
'grounds about the boat house are be
ing filled in thus strengthening the
dpck and improving the looks of the
p ace.
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DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Mrs. Henry Northrop was a visitor
out of town yesterday.
The Methodist society is preparing
to give a social noon.
John Wilkins. of New York. in the
guest of friends in town
Frank Hindloy who was in town ov'
er Sunday. has returned to New York.
Cheater. Finch. who has neuralgia.
in somewhat better than he was yes
tordny.
Frank Freudnnthnl who was a visit-
or in Bethal over Sunday. has returned
to his home' here.
‘Thtlel gungkpeople of trh‘em congress-I-
than are prepn ago;
a sociable and?
it iI said that there will be nevernl
new hon-en meted been during the
aim .
W B Hockey will open In
[grandam maturing”.
MM hNgYBourlN
give -
ge.
Charles Delilyn is getting his sum- .
y‘lcn an ‘ . l"
Andrew rotor w -
chased Baileys livery bIIItncaI. will
go into the undertaking business. ulld
one of the stores in the Northrop build-
ing is being prepared for his occupan-
c-l'
A sociable was held last evening by
the members of the Epworth league.
The affair waI hold at the home of
Howard plasma and m a very plen-
aant occ'ulon. The attendance Wits
large.
Mrs. Edward Faushaw him received
Ii finely mounted photograph of New-
mun ilayter, who is with the. mick-
cnsdcrfcr Typewriter Co. in Philadel-
phia. Mrs. Fanahaw expects her
nephew lli i)nr|cn soon for a visit.
Friends in Darlen have received
a fine photograph of Fred Stevens. who
spent some time rat the* St. John
homestead. and who is now in Nash-
ville. Torin. Mr. Steven; has It good
position with an insurance company.
The warm weather of late has1
caused snakes to come out and sun
themselves on the rocks. after having
laid in n stupor all winter, Farmers
recently pun “
have killed ll number of the reptiles
some of which arc said to be quite.
large
Society in [)arlen is expectant. It
is said that there is to be a wedding
in the town in April and everyone is]
busy trying to guess who is to be.
mitir.led There are several cngagedi
touplcs in tow.u but the difficulty
seems to be in deciding on the light“
one. .
The funeral of Selectman Charles!
W Raymond will be held Thursday af-
ternoon at 3 o m.. from his late rosi-
deuce. The services will probably be
Masonic its Mr Raymond was about
to loin Union Lodge. of Stamford.
when he was stricken with the llineasi
which finally resulted in his death. As;
a mark of Iospctt in which he was
held all the. stores in the town will re .
rnuin closed during the time of tilei
funeral. Fines were at half must yes ,
Icidny iii his memory The strongi
fee'ing of friendship entertained for)
the deceased was not filliy realized no i
til his death occurred bIIt yesterday
everyone. young and old. rich and poor
of all stations iii life had a good word
to say for him and praise. for his man-
ly nature and honest straightforward
ways More than ever now is the town
beginning to realize that his loss is!
one which can never be repaired and
that the gap" which he leaves can never .
be filled as be filled it. ‘
WESTPORT.
William Mills has been employed by
(lault Bros. 1
Miss .lunnlc Allen is confined to her?
home through sickness. 5
John Oroski is having a new barn
built on his Greens Farms property. I
Selectman Lewis P Walrcmlln made:
a business trip to Bridgeport Monday.
' 'l‘hc Messrs llolgc entertained a
path of friends from Bridgeport Sun
tiny.
Mrs. John Raymond. of Hartford
has been the guest of _-.MlIa Fannie
llray. l
The grounds about the residence of;
the Rev. iabez Backus are helm: bcnu- '1
tified.
Scouting Lloyd Nash and daughter
were guests of Judge and Mrs. Elmore
S. Banks. at their l-‘nirflcid home, Bun-
day,
Charles Sherwood. who. during the
past five. months was employed at the
Westport snultnrium. has left there
and gone to Bridgeport,
Michael Digman is it patient at the
Bridgeport hospital, where he bits on
dorgonc an operation for the removal
of n currkerous gl'owtll in the throat.
Mrs. Samantha Siixton_ mother of
Assessor William H. Saxron. died at
the residence of her son. Saturday-
lrlght. Mrs. Saxtou was in her Stilhl
year.
it is expected that District Deputy
John ll, Lawrence Will be present at
the next meeting of Temple Lodge. F. i
and A. M., and participate in the work- r
tug of the E. A, degree.
Banish winter. Exprossman Pink
:spcak on “The
in};
éldest. in
- .v .'.i ..u n. I
' Annie “P e “MA'iL'nnj'
Whitaker Wright the Landau Finan-
cler, chum én’emi m are Pro
"outing Him.
LONDON. March iii—“lilo Irxtrntll-
lion papers in the case of Whitaker
Wright, the director of tile London and
(liobc Finance Corporation. who is un-
der arrest in New York. were mailed
on the White Star line steamer Celtic.
which called from Liverpool todn
John Flowel chairman of inc stare
lioldels' committee Wllltli instigated
Wil'ghts proscruilon informed il rep-
Iesoutatlvo of The asset-iated Press
that by the advice of his lawyers he
declined to reply to Wright's cable
nitiaaage to G. S. Barnes. the. official
llquldator of “2““ corporation (saying
‘. ‘/
that Wr‘ights ncmiea seek to create
prejudice against him by circulating
nntrnthsl taking the ground that it.
would be highly improper roi him to
say anything which might prejiidltc
the result of the trial. As to the per-
sonal charges. he added. there uas
need for a contradiction as they were
obviously Irntlue.
if you object to pills and pellets. take
Ramona Tonic Regulator for spring
ills. it is a dry powder and not till-
pleasant to the taste. it act: directly
and effectively upon the liver and kid-
neys and does not gripe or purge but
clears the. system of bile and poisonous
waste quietly and thoroughly tones up
the blood and pull new life into the
whole body Large till box 25c: five
for 81.R.ll.Plaisted. 0
FRUIT GROWEas' INsTiTuTE AT.
EAST ON.
An ai. days institute Will be held un-
tier auspiics of the Conilci tlcnt Pomo-
iloglcal Society at (lrangc Hull Easton
Center. tomorrow opening at 10: 30 ll.
m. The afternoon session will be at 2 '
ociorh. An interesting program on
friilt colour and poultry keeping will
be given Lunch will be served by the ;
grangc. All are cordially invited. The. 9
address of welcome will be by F. (l !
McCollnm master of Boston grunge. 1
Nuts lluvt of New (anaan will
Apple Crop and How
to Make it the Most Profitable One on
tile Farin' as the forcnoon session.
and Prof. A C C'niley of the Connec
ticut AgI-riiiiltiiral College. on lmport- E
ant Points in Successful Fruit (lrow-
lug—~Sprayiug. Pruning. Thinning ‘
Storing Ett.‘ At the afternoon sesaionl
there will he an address by J. ll. Halo.
of South Glastonbury on i p to Date.
_hchthods in Peach Culture." arid by ..l II
Putnam of Liichficld. on “Berries;I
iIHir Home and Market and Profitable]
Poultry Keeping" Teams will leavel
Brooklawn at the end of the ttorlcy line.
for Eaaton at about it: 30 a. m.. to at
conlmodate visitors
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Thousands of women have. learned 1
the great value of llnmon'a Liver Pillsi
and Topic Pellets, and have told their 3
friends about. them. Thus has the
fame of this great Modern Treatment
been extended throughout the country
without much advertising, and women
everywhere have been relieved of.
much pain and suffering by their use.
Complete iresttncnt-mcdlcinc for a
mouth—25c. ll. H, Piaisted.
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TROUBLES OF A TREE WARDEN. . :
t‘nll ilolru is irec warden ill BridgeI
poll. Evidently he has been having
trouble with the “lady property can
ers" of his city. for iii a communication
to the Bridgeport Farmer. he writes: l
“Ladies iii possession of a large am-r
ount of assertiveness have tried to in-
tcrfcre with my work while i was
trimming trees in front of their paper.»
ty under the false impression that:
the) own the trees on the sidew.aik
V w {I am?“ 94' of?“
ii 0i 1'97... K999 'tii9ir in .
st Sal'sapatilla -—~Ayer s. W . .. -
tt, '
ham was over the road yesterday with For the benefit of our lady property
his wagon newly painted and primed owners with a largely developed bump
for summer service What sum slim of assertiveness. i wish to state that
of the timid old summer time is need 2 l have not only the right bllt am bound?
in one of ..
on, all. m ‘5” ho ”filled; MI}
' theater):
. . 0L 0m!“
% ed fog-“ill ll
lam this? y one ileum" wnhnvn
ed?
Charles Barraclough returned to his‘
duties on the trolley Monday after a
three days absence during which time
he had a general shaping up of his
fa'rm. preparatory to etartAn work on
shares there with James Mil s.
--A wheelman's tool bag isn't. com-
plete without a bottle. of Dr. . bomaa's
Eclectric Oil. Heals cuts. bruises
stings, sprains. Monarch over pain. i
i
GOALING STATION lN cues.
Secretary Moody and Party Impressed
with Bnhin Honda.
HAVANA. March iB-Secretary
Moody and his party, with the excep
tion of Postmaster General Payne. and
Senator Hale. left Havana for Santiago
on a special train at 7:15 this morning.
Mr. Payne continued his Journey to
Santiago on. board the Dolphin and Sen
ator Hale has started on his return to
Washington Mr. Moody will stop for.
three hours at Mnntuss. and will'
leave there at noon. He will also visit
Santa Clara, and Puerto Principe andl
will arrive at Santiago Friday. The
secretary informed the correspondent
The Associated Press previous to
a departure for Snutinge that the im- ,
anion he had formed' during his
three hours ashore at Bahia Honda‘
was entirely favorable tip that place.
The harbor he added is convenient.
and there is A good site for a healing
station. The coral fornintion of the ,
bottom of the harbor will apparently
titre little dredging. Mr. Moody
t and that an Atrial-lean company hid
already purchased n his tract or find
for colonizing purpoIsI in the immed-
late vicinity of tile coating cite. '
pageant: t FaGO{-9. ids d
1 e “09? {m 90 In
' murmurs. is insomnia.
it: reasonable care inn however.
and “WWI? 06% Handy luv
also banana
can dale. ‘
by my oath of office to take charge of I
cl cry tree in the city on public thor-
oughfnres outside those in public-
parkI. and every tree two inches in
diametey. . aha e the ground.
in publl‘. " align “gromy,.m
planted on , downlk outside the
building lin. alfi“ dimclly under my
care. To avoid dl eenbls scenes
and lil feel g. woul advise ladies
with ides: ty right to investi-
gate thisa re raining disturs
bance nud interfering with me or any
man wor ing for me."
realm.
John H. Infill “
., q PW m"
l',‘
piyei. :“e
ONLY CURE FOR DYaPliPalA.
Mrs Franklin Bush of New Castle,
on. says: ‘l suffered for years with
dyspepsia. i'sed to have great all
trees and bol 'hlng. i tried everything
Leonid hear 1', but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian balm. and one .50
('qu bottle lured me completely. "
For sale by it ll. l’lalstml and F. H.
Baxter.
marrammrm
scum
call. other...
- LO'ok -
57.00 per TIII Delivered.
Having received a consignment. of
bright fresh mined Lchigb Coal.
bought at a right price.
We are going to give our patrons
the benefit. following our usual cue-
tom Our principle is not to charge
two or three prices because the op
portunity offers, but to give value for
value received.
WE LEAD. OTHERS MUST FOL
40 ow.
‘llllilg itclrooil & to,
i 122 WATER ST.
7 so soawamt.
Branch Oillce 2 So. Main St.
Tel. Call 316.
WWW
Frank G. ViillSiiill
Pl. UMBINO.
5 TEAM.
NOT "(A TER.
A ND 015 '
.I'ITTINO.
Tin. Sheet ~Ir‘an. Copper
and Zinc.
all South Main Strut.
smillorwnlk‘ Conn
ledphonll. is? a.
1'19 ‘ . '
said can 5933;339:125
highland Bflllii
{SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. ‘
, cinnamon
surplus. . ditto. boo. all
Other Profits, 119.290. 00
W I. BBIS. Wt.
JACOB I. “WON. chiller.
DIRBQTOBI: _ ,
Henry Buyout"-
John H. Knnpp chi-Minn Swat-u
. throwing the Ill
‘1 lens than the c
State of Ohio .Clly of Toledo.
Lucas County. III.:
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior'pnrtner of the firm of F J
' Cheney 1; Co doing busi en in the
City of Toledo, county and tale store
said and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE llllNDiiFll DOLLARS for
each and every case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of Hall' s
Catalrh Cure.
FRANK ii. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence. this Iitb day of Decem
B .
her, A. D., 18 ii
A W. GLEASON,
(Baal) Notary Public.
. Hall‘I Catarrh Cure is taken intern
pity, and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces or the system. Send
for testimonials. free.
F. J CHENEY &00.. Toledo. 0.
Sold by Drilggiata 76c.
Hall's Family i‘lilii are ml! best
Can You Get Better
Groceries for as
Little Moneti-
Elsewhere?
20 lbs. Gran. Sugab.
Elgin Creamery Butter, 27c
Strictly Frcss Eggs. 220
Francy Evaporated Peaches. 10¢
Fancy Evaporated Apricots, loc
Fancy Cal. Prunes, 3 lbs. for 25¢
Fancy Large. Mackerel, 1th each
A Stall
24 COTTAGE AVE.
EAST NORWALK
Indications.
Painter and», Paper Burger
Pure Whltd Land and Zinc
mixed by handwill wear twice
as long and cover double Int-.-
tIce III machinerg mixed. The
bouts of William laven- Ind of
Stephen Wilcox. b on South
Main street. were pal ted by me
in this manner over eleven yearn
ago. They are still good
Your noun will stand ll 'wcll
it i paint it. axiom“. 62 Soath
Main street. y residence. 25
Elm Grove Itreet.
Self Lighting
Gas Tip.
First—Its convenience by being able
to get the light without the use of a
match.
Second—The lessening of the dan-
gets of allocation from escaping gas
by accidentally leaving the gas turned
on. as. if the gas is turned on. it will
light
Third-The great reduction in the
danger of fire from discarded lighted
matches. matches not being necessary.
Fourth—To avoid defacing of walls
by the scratching of matches by ear-
vants and the soill'ml of carpets by
h on {he
Loot- and the c hon' being ground intb
the carpet. :
The cost of this Lighter should be.
of matches,“ a with
proper care the his: will lpnt and
year. .
110qu list
underarm-unwaver-
rill-é “‘
..-.:.g.. .x..
M... .. . -
Phone in. ' p Q
PL ~ Li! TING
by trimmed ”‘59?“ BM more
rcIIonIble—Inorc lasting.
(Lipid Silver Nickel, 039'pnr; nl- ‘
L an antique Brondn'g.
Motors.
in. New Inglnnd Electric lo-
Jo H Li EH W
Ill oIlnhN. This dnmfl alumna
r? 4. Wallace sauna . .
pronoun?E
‘ {HOT AlB HEATING.
tor miiy' rial 3? “partial. akdly :5
out line of wall paper we be";
and we ate satisfied that you N
in tilisdlspliiy. Remember llg
thinking of your spring paperllll.
TO ORDER.
i’ninters‘ Supplies.
Artists“ Materials.
sescIAL.
White Curtain Poles with rand».
10c. "H i
Cloth Window Shades. with fringe.
25c.
long with fixtures 10c.
Oil Cloth Binding, 10c box.
PAINTING. PAPER HANGJIIO,
DECORATING. , ‘
I. ll. Dee“
' t~ a? I '9’) ll!
81 Wanbingbonw ‘
South Nor'walk.
Telephone Connectlc
with,“
navwngw ,
NEW YORKr
NORWALK AND 1:
nude“
Sterilizers E le
Norwal lean Pier
23, East River, Beeklnan, Si, 3
p m. Norwalk and South ac
walk during the hi it '
or: meantime
the kind that. is moderate Into piled.
Info and profitable for layman
feet for protection of your lung“;
The Cennecticut General Life :inh‘ilr-
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