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WEATHER REPORT.
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For Norwalk 11.111111111111111: Rain
and colder tonight. Wednesday fair
and colder1‘1 The disturbance that has
been producing theoloudy and foggy
weather inrthis vicinity during the
past three days, is new central in the
eastern .mrtlon 1of'the Lake region,
and will probably pass out the St.
Lawrence Valleytonighl. it has de-
veloped as number, :of thunderstorms
during the past 24 hours in the Lake
region and along the South Atlantic
coast. '1it is followed by a cold wave.
Freezing temperatures extend as for he
south as the Gulf New Orleans this
morning was .more than 20 names
colder than New Haven. The weather
will clear in this vicinity tonight and
be followed by a decided fall in tem-
perature. -
A. G. Raymond. formerly of South
Norwalk. is seriously ill in Worcester.
Mass.
Uhcns Tribe. No. 26. Improved 011
dcr of Red Men. will hold 11 regular
meeting this evening.
Men are judged by the company they
keep. but it isn't‘as‘ensy to size up a
woman by her hat. Judge her by
the amount of Holllster‘s Rocky Moun-
tain 'Fea she takes. 35 cents, Tea or
Tablets. Plaisted’s Drug Store.
A meeting of'thc Elks will he 11111.?
on Wednesday night. at which timt,
four candidates will be initiated.
A pool tournament will probably be
started next. Monday evening, at the
Norwaik Club. Entries will close Sat-
urday,
South Norwalk Conclave No 418
i. O H. will hold a meeting tomor-
row evening. in Mystic Chain Mail in
Washington street.
Harris and Guns Company says
when your bin is empty try a ton of
their Jeddo coal, at the same price
as the cheaper grades.
Miss Margaret Roselle, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Roselle. of
llamilton avenue, is recoveling from
an attack of the mumps
A looting of tho governing commit-
tee of tho Norwalk Yacht Club will bo
held Saturday night, at the office of
Coolidge &1l.ynes in Norwalk.
The Women‘s Relief Corps of Daug-
lass Fowiet'POst; G. A. P... will have
a special m‘oe elng tilts evcniug. for
|illc purpose installing the newly
elected officers. .
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Marlin Spain‘. the Water stroot sa-
loon and hotel koopor. has disposed of
tho bolol part of tho business. and the
deal will include the saloon part. the
first of next month.
N. B. Truth. St. Paul. Juno 3]. ’08.~~
l'vc livod so long, i romombor well
whcu the Mississippi was a brook. My
good health and long life caluo by tak-
ing Hollistel“s Rocky Mountain Tea.
3‘5 cents. Plaisted‘s Drug Store.
A little love, a little wealth,
The New York division of tho, New
York. New Haven and Hartford road
made tho record of ulncty-scvon per
cent. of its trains on time during the
week of January 8-13.
Marshall H. Tollcs will load the
weekly prayer meeting in tho. South
Norwaik. Congregational Church.
Thursday evening.- The subfccl will
be, “Am i Loyal to Christ?"
Tho Simona Manufacturing Company
has purchased a big steam truck for
use at its Port Chester plant. 'li1is
truck was purchased at the armory
show in New York last week.
()l'liors were signed yesterday by
Governor Roberta for the admission
of' Edward C. Gearing, of Waterbury;
Howard Britten. of Now Failleiii. and
lloruor CDIIUN‘K. of Norwich, to tho
inslitlllc for imbocllos at Lahovillo.
'l‘ho Nutmeg (llub will shortly lluvo
Its rooms HI the coral-r of Main and
Wall alroots completely overhauled.
The work will include rcpaporing and
rodoooralinx. Recently the club has
porch ed considerable new furnituro
and is hfca flourishing condition in ev-
ery way-11
minim; (Small 1.111111), 12¢ lb.
Lean Bully Perk, 1011 lb.
emu m-a Ghouitiars. 10¢ lb.
5111110 Home, (sugar Cured). lat/ac lb.
Public Mariel.
32 BOU'I’H MAIN STREET.
aid.
11 pan! Hausa-u
South 1101111111111. Conn.
" January 22nd 1008.
. ; Editor The Sentinel.
1 * 'Deai' Sir: As you very kindly not»
linked my letter of January ifllh. per»
haps you will consent to publish this
one also.
Roy. H. B 01111111111111.1111 myself to
.‘BEY that it was not my intention to
make I. comparison between any state»
meats of his and those of .lohll D.
_ Critnmins..:appearing in the 1.Journul
editorial referred to. That Mr. Car
nouter would look at the matter in
this lixht did not occur to me and l
ihave since seen him and personally
assured him there was no animus in
tiny animadvel'sion of his address; no
intention on my part. to make him ap-
pear in an unfavorable light... i am
”exceedingly sorry that such a con-
struction could be placed on my lot-
ter. 1 understood that the pastor was
open to questions of suggestions 1111
the matter. During the ensuing week
Itheso questions, suggestions or criti-
cisms Were to form the subject of his
sermon the following Sunday'evening.
My letter of the 17th represents the
Dyspepsia Cure
1 honest convictions of a werkingmau.
contains all the digestive juice: that are who is living the life and ought to
found in a healthy stomach. and in know something of the conditions
exactly those proportions necessary to F'ulther than that I do not wish to 1111
enable the stomach and digesti v‘e organs misunderstood. l have nothing to re
to digest and assimilate all oodifllat may ltract; everything in my former letter
eaten. Kodol is not only a perfect holds true and if i had the space 1
digestant. but it is a reconstructive. tlI- should like to greatly enlarge upon
and building tonic in well. Kedol our" 'those statements in calling alien
indigestion. D spa sin. Sour Stomach. tion to the editorial and designating
Heartburn. Papita' on of the Heart and it a "surplising coincidence.’ i simply
Constipation. You will like It. did so with the idea of using this auth-
Ioritativc artcie in suppott of my con
Digests What You Eat;
tenuous. 1 quote licre ' an excerpt
'Rests a“ stomach rebuilds the ifroul the editorial that not alone gives
tissues and gives firm flash. I
point to my former letter but provos
ime right in the use of the word coin-
i you till: becauuyourf
turntolflmba Ill-lo 11:}. of muscle-- at u
If you are too Inn tho fatproducinc f .
that you. out are not properly digested all
assimilated.
Lean. thin. string people do not have
1111111 11 Poplin in 11111th w idiots
poope shave too math Peptic ended
enough Punctuation
olinrbonloho m“ 7",...“ «than» oidencc. ill replying to a statement,
«an .1 null .111.- oratornle-DIVM ’ul’ John 1). Crlulluir-s the Journal said:
«in. """m “m ‘°’"°"°"'1""' ."You remember when men worked
FOR SALE av [from i1 o'clock in the morning? Cer-
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
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Itaiuly you do. And they would bo
Iworltiug from 5 in the morning now
Ask for the 1906 Katie] Almanac and if thoil unions and thoir stilkoa
200 Year Calendar hadn‘t lorcod capital to change the
,m [1101 hint: hours Did you ever know
anything but the workcrs‘ own light
VERD'CT AGAINST DRUG TRUST' lug quality to better his conditions?
a'iWc alguo for more dotclim. for bottol.
c1 udlliom based on good will "
m{fixtbrfft}!3632113338313.“we 'l‘ho social question is one that l
I‘:cllu<ing by nearly $100001|111 1111““... do not feel that i can pass upon all
obtained by (1‘ t. A Lodcr against the ithis limo. in logald to tho. labor
three associations forum the so gpl‘oblclu l 111,1liovothatcvcl'y working
called drug trust. was hagdcd down imun and woman ought to orxanlzcjust
i v '11 1 _
Yesterday by Judge Holland in thelas “if;"3:3,:,,‘;’".’..,”Z§Z"§T§ 1:133:11
linitcd Status Circuit Court. '1 be ver- .blo.
diet was for $20738 and the decree in
strucls the plaintiff to lilo a romit-
lancc for $9,857.48. Unless this is 111111111
bcforo February 1, a new trial will bo
granted. if Lodcr consents to the
C. G. A. Loder to Recover $20,738.
iiIlt‘ employ-.111 By (agonizing only a
-i'ew shops bore and there of any one
‘illduslly they place the union employ-
ior at, a disadvilnstagc. if indeed it is
not 11 positivc.1 hardship because this
I feel that it is due the
servo. tholi own interests and those of '
reduction the court will then Ol‘liiilt
the clerk of tho. circuit court to mlllli
ply the reduced amount by. three. as
provided by tho Shorman anti-trust 111-1
inlakos it noccssuly 101 him to com-
pcto with unorganized shops while lilo
.cost of production has inelonsod ow-
druggisls‘ nesocialious.
.
under which tho suit was brought :mg to tho him” wages ”Md . _
which will bring the damages m boi Sincclciv thanking tho oditol 101
awarded to the. plaintiff to 332.041.1311. Uh“ "”"mm (IO‘II'I‘m-V shown “13'9"”
Judge i-iolland also stipulates that a mud ”mm.” who have ‘I‘mmm " “PM"
fee of $2 500 be paid by the dcfond ileut m “N“ mprossion ‘0 ”W" VIP-W“
nuts to tho plaintiff's attorney llo ,lhrouah the medium of this pllpcr l
says he has/rovicwcd ‘tllt‘. ovidcnt-o nd- "M: loiuc to "MW to tho selulobscur
dllf'od during thc trial. and that m“33:111‘11'13111‘1'1‘:I;I'IIII°{I‘I§.“ my unpl'c'ttu-
vordhl of the jury was excessive 111-, J; CARSON l‘RldSS.
i
asmuch as damagcs in the sum of $20. 1
738 were not [)1"O\Pll by the cvidouco. ;
He has tukou account. of‘ the plovcn 1
damages and says that it amounts to William Hailiday. of Essex. Stricken
$10,880.52. ‘1
. 1 by Heart Disease.
l'hc suit of Lodcr was lilo first loi _
ho brought in this district under 1111; h‘bflnr ‘1“ 23 William liailiday
for 01w .1 youls in tho drug business.
Silol‘m i 11- ' .' - ' ‘ '
al nn (”N “‘t' "ml ““5 ‘0 dioll born about? 073‘“ Sunday 111-
l'ol-ovor $100,000 for unjust (IISt‘I‘Iill' . ‘ 1. . . .
luatious. llo chargcd that ho was 1111 ”$23? xfl‘tlilxg (imilcugtrollhigrdhdllfi xx”:
ablo to plli‘l'buso pl'opl'l‘olury arliolos 1' Mr IiniIIIlilll' (ml‘;nl"‘l‘;.d of built:
bocuuso ho Iiiiii failori to maintain a IIII sonic limo Ag” and Sunday owning
standard of pram 11:11:11 by lilo \lllIOllS WWW” his oilicc and (import! doad
1111's. (‘owlos null Hubbard gave lilt‘
1111111140 of (loath as hourl. trouble.
. William Halliduy was one of
. .1 nonllnoul business lucn hor_o
'5 Named 855333.:ng1?“ '" Hosted 2| ilo was 138 v'cnls old and uulualriod.
. . ' , . 'lllo body was lukon to tho homo. of
BRHX‘M'ORT‘ Jan. ZJ'wmm'WL ibis bruothol John llulliduy on Main
Bean. of Boston is namcd us 1111-1111 iliil“0l
pondelit ill a di1ol'1c suit which Lyman 1 ' ' '
M. Lilli-11nd of this thy has brought]
against Anna La Gassa ilusiod. The
papors w'oio filed in the Superior
court yoslorduy. 'i‘llo couplc wore
nlarrlod May 30. 100]. at Port Chcslor, 1
N. Y. Botwcou November 1. 19113.
and tho prosont limo Mr. lluslod iii-1
logos that his wife has been guilty of I
infidelity with the al‘oroallid llcuryi
Bean.
ORUGGIST FELL Dl’. ‘ ').
«g.
BEAN or: 13031011. 11111
TRAMONTANO CHARGED wml ‘
MURDER.
NEW HAVEN, Jun, 23.~1i°‘1'11nrosco
'l‘rumontuno faced lilo Suporlol‘ Court.
criminal sido. today, on tho chargo of
murdor in the first dcgroo. huvlrr':
Five flavors
boon indicted by the grand jury two
works ago. Judge Robinson and a jury EaCh one
are hearing the case. 'l'runlonluuu
is cliul'goll with tho murdor 11l‘ Sulva- denCious
lul‘u (Iarbonl. whom ho. shot ill a quar-
rol over 11 woman ()otobcl' in. Car-
boul died in the New llnvon Hospital
11 low hours after the shooting.
A greater part of tin-1 day was taken
up Ill otupimolllnz 11. jury out of the
100 who woro slilillliolloli i'oi' lilliv.
1
Made by liOWli. New Haven
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”'ronchitis
Ills more than enough; it is encapsulated inflam-
mation or catarrh of the bronchial tubes and
' lungs-allied to asshole» and the most. fruitful
source of consumption. It bellies all schools of
medicine, and cough euros. loaded with nor-
notice are worthless and harmful. because no
remedy taken internally only, ever did or can
cure. BRAZILIAN BALE. the; ermiolde bal-
11am. alone has triumphbd in or case for ‘20
years. . 1
Take 18 drops every 2 hours and Bill am to bathe the 1111111111
and chest with but. clear Balm every night. That to the secret. It
penetrates. manual: the inflammation, kills the germs. stops the
coaching and raising of phlegm, restoring the lungs to the vigor
of youth. (let the 60s or 01.09 bottle, keep up the treatment
faithfully for a few weeks and we guarantee a cure clear down to
the last stage of quick consumption. No cocaine or opiates.
B. E. Jackson a 011.. Indianapolis. Indiana.
sesame cook and honest» 1
has tbeen w siting tor. 9:
but am: user and easier to mail:
t it
or escort ‘you can phonon
midti‘vrg‘d one 11111-1
thin uthepac
mil “bring tok a eii.
cool and nerve with cream and sugar.
fresh or canned fruit. It will Kisses you.
Chmwla «delicious flavors— Vani Lemon.
01:11:11
mammary. Orange.
It)m Gem of All Grocers.
Order a package of each flavor to-day.
NEW DUMPfNG GROUND NEEDED.
M
at. George Pulp and Paper Company
Will Alow No Further Garbage
on Their Property.
The St. George Pup and Paper Com-
pany has notified thc‘publlc that no
more dumping wil be allowed on the
company’s property just south of the
Monitor Coal Company's property plane
of business. The paper company’s pro-
perty is filled in sufficiently for the
dlnl' a purpose and any furthoi dump-
ing would be lletlimcnlal to their in-
10191518.
The public is at a loss to know
what to do willl its ashos and other
rubbish. There is no available dulnp~
ing ground so far 1111.111 known with-
in iho. city limits. It, is possible that
the city counsel will ho asked at. its
next meeting to lako, some action to-
ward establishing a public dumping
place.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in' Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up colds when
ever tried, almost without exception.
10. 25..»500 and 8.1.00 bottles. The Gift»
form/Baxter's and l’lalsted's. ‘ *'
lime wit
diJlurI)’ ' fit;
conien Iii: i‘ .
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'4 \' uttmom. Tumor.
' 1 iTlMCAl’ALWUt.
A. J. COLLINS a. co
12 North Main St.
Board of Belief.
Notice hereby given that ”W
iloard of lloiiof of tho Town of Non
walk will moot at thcir ofliro, (lporu
House block:
Thursday, lv‘ob. l, 1906, 2 lo 4 p. in.
Saturday. Huh. 2 lo 4 p. 111.
Wodnosduy, Mill, 7 to 9, ovonlug.
Saturday. 17111. 2 to 4 p. 111.
Wodnosduy. 21111. 2 to 1l 11. ill.
'l‘llo moclings are for tho plli'poso of
lloarlug alld llotcrluiiiluu any and all
uppcais mndo to ”111111 from tho dolor-ls
ol‘ lilo assessors on lilo list, of 19115.
'l‘lloy will also lilooi with lilo ltHl-‘flfl'
ours. 1111 a Joint board. Woduosday.
February 21, Ill. 4 p. 111., for ”111 pan
poso of «ballot: tho, polls of sick and
disabled pcrnons
J Hill S l-lll’l‘llidltl ANli‘
(‘IIAIiI ll H W illdl. l.,
JARVIS Kill! Militi.
‘ linard 111 lloiicl‘.
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Chandeliers, Candelabra,
'LImpI. Cash Registers,
ls
lubed.
shears Indium»- Sharpomd and
.afloolokeisd.
Flat from Polished.
Anything I111; 'Mitlll Refinished in Any
Style.
8. Beam & Son,
at walir lit. caulk Norwnik.
Tel. 342—2.
the old B‘satty straw hat factory, and
,Good lime l
and Bird Cdgu Repaired and Rollo-V
1 iii
.1111 111.111.1111.. a
vsimon C. Wilson, the only person
gkilied in the Brooklyn Elevated Rail-
way accident shortly arci- noon Fri-
day was a former resident of Nor-
wal and well remembered by many
of the older residents of the town. He
was employed in his younger days in
resided with his parents in Butler
street, near the factory. About the
close of the Civil War he went to New
York “and subsequently engaged in’
the mfining’l): oil in Brooklyn, under
the firm name of Wilson & Anderson.
which was afterwards absorbed by
the Standard Oil Company. Mr. Wil-
son was at one time an active mom~
ber of St. John‘s Lodge, F. and A. M.
Washington (‘hapten It. A. M" and
Clinton Commandéry K. of T. of Nor-
waik. lie married for his iliat wife.
Miss Fiancee .iellift of Norwalk by
whom he had a son and daughter.
both married and now living in Brook-
lyn. After the death of his first wife.
which occurred soon after leaving Nor~
walk. he married a Miss Morrison. of
Brooklyn. who is now left a widow
with a grown daughter. Mr. Wilson
has for many years been encased in
extensive real estate transactions in
Brooklyn, and had acquired considera~
his wealth. lie was a man of sterile:
honor and integrity and his sudden
death in the prime of life and activity
will ho greatly fell not only by his
family, but by all who knew and as
loomed him.
ALWAYS lNCREASBS 1THE
STRENGTH.
A reasonable amount of food thor-
oughly digested and properly assimilat~
all will always increase the strength.
if your stomach is a “little off" Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure will, digest what you
eat and enable the digestive organs to
assimilato and transform all foods into
tissue-building blood. Kodol relieves
sour stomach, Bclchluiz. Heart Burn
and all follns of indigestion. I’aiata-
bio and strengthening. Sold by The
Clitfold Pharmacy. ”
EDITOR‘S TO MEET AND EAT.
’l‘ho annual meeting of tllc‘Colluoi-li-
cut Editorial Association will bo hold
at tho llolcl Hartford, Hartford, Mell-
dny evening. January 29. at ii o'clock.
in accordance with the vote of the as-
sociation at its fall meeting. a ban-
ouoi will be bold in connection with
lilo annual mootlng. to which tho, 11181111
bore of thL1 assoolulcll dailies and oth-
er uowspapor publishers of tilt.1 stoic
will be invited. The banquet will take
plalo at S o‘clock Arraugcmonts 1111'
in 11101111 as 1111 a choice list of after -
dinner speakers. Franklin Matthews
of the staff of thc Now Yolk Sun, has
uccoplcd an invitation to bc prcsont
and speak. and other speakers of note
are expected.
MASTER PLUMBERS OF THE
STATE.
At a mooliug of tho. oxocutivo board
of tho Slato
I’lulilbcrs. ilcld ill New London, yoslor-
day. it was dooidod to hold lilo next
annual couvcnlio ill llrldgoporl
whose rights to 111 loriuilling lilo asso-
ciation have priority over New London
The dutc of the convention will ho,
May 16. Other that this and action
on routine business matters there
was a discussion of the situation in
Cities whoro pilimbcrs' strikes have ()1
curod.lu recent lnomths.
COUNTRY EGGS
6601'. doz.
STATE EGGS
251; doz
JOSELOFF’S
Tel. Call 198.
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POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
HOYT'S THEATRE.
MATINEE and NIGHT
SATURDAY JANUARY 27th.
The Return Engagement of
The American
Vitag'raph Go.
With an Entire Change of Pictures.
A
1'-
u
A BARITONE SINGER WITH iLLUS-
TRATED SONGS.
2 PERFORMANCES 2
PRICES.
MATINEE-101200.
NIGHT—1020.301:
BEATS NOW ON SALE.
Association 111' Mas-tor.
I
‘ Cheap Express Wagons. Sleds,
The tired it Valli Electrical
breaking.
I“.
sNAPPv saaoAle vases, AT THESE PRICES. The” l
WILL BE NIPPBD or m A JIFFY. ach'r m sveav way axe
PRICE: our actual: AGENTS moons r111: Loss. I
CHILDREN'S BLACK RIBBED H osE ALL 31:53.10: A PAIR.
CHILDREN'S FINE BLACK RIBBED Hos: AT 12/31: A pain.
WOMEN'S EXTRA HEAVY FAST BLACK FLEECE Lines 1111'
mos AT 15o A PAIR.
sxraa GRADE 0F women's 3 LACK 0113111113115 3101111111111
251: A PAIR. ' -
LADIES: FLEECE-LINED veers AND PANTS, ALL SIZES. 231;. ‘
LADIES' 5111's». FINE ouaurvvssvs AND PANTS AT 5011. .'
FINE FLAT veers AND PANTS: ALso masso. Tuaseouaaysnds
WOOL, AT 751:. 1 ‘ I ,
ALL WOOL PLAIN FLAT AND RIBBED vss'rs AND PANTS ‘ '
$1.00.
83-85 Washinan screen. "1
33 South Main street,
SELLING our STOCK or surre coars, SKIRTS. waters
runs BELOW COST.
wme'rs, FORMERLY $150. NOW ............................
skla'rs,’ FORMERLY $4.50, new ............ . ...............
cons, FORMERLY $10.00, new .............. . ............... ..
run cons, PORMERLY :75. 00. now .................... , ......
11/1111 cons FORMERLY 112,50 New ......................
runs, TO CLOSE our room .. .................... $193 up
woar'H FOUR TIMES as MUCH. 1
[outs Udelman. blolhier and furnisher.
126 Washington Street. Next to Post Office. So. Norw‘ 1
CLOTHING AND FURNITURE TO BE SOLD OUT BEFORE FE.
ARY 1ST AT 50c ON THE DOLLAR '
3—:‘
Motors
w. u. Reed. Joseph A. Volk Jr.
36 WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
WE ARE NOW READY TO DO ALL KINDS OF ELECT
CAL WORK
and 1 .1 . 1:
Will open with a full line of Supplies on or about February 1‘, r.
' ~21”.
WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR WORK.
Heating Apparatus
...’—..—..—_,‘:..E w... .-.... .fl- .... .,__
AT OUR
Clearance Sale
YOU CAN PURCHASE. LITTLE LOTS OF EXCELLENT MERCHANDL
AT PRICES FAR BELOW ACTUAL VALUE. A SPLENDID OPPOR ‘.
NITY FOR YOU TO SAVE MONEY.
N. E. RYAN.
so WASHINGTON STREET.
r
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iable flyers, all kinds of toys, too i .
to mentaon, at figures that are .
AT NELS l
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9O , Posntlons
Filled by graduates of
Merrill Bullies
Good Music 1}
Good 0011111111111 1‘ 1 l
SECIIIIII iiiiliili. iiiiitliil AIIII iiiii
NorWalkJS‘tAmforcl
MusicalUnion
Wednesday. January 24111.
MUGIC HALL .
Continuous music by orchestra of
Twenty Pieces and Band of Thirty
Places. Dancing will be preceded by
n Concert.
TICKITS ...... -. 2511 A FIHAON
Doors open at 7:30 sharp.
Day School......................... $12.5operrn1iin’
NightSchooi........................
Now is the right time to enter. I A
at. 11.111113"
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Watch our "want” “For Saiei’.
Lei” column for bargains
Norwalk Chronicler