flow:
nudist lunch to
noun 1) the oer-l
.n's'a MM "1 ‘t
til it Old Toatlmentrln which
Wenonah: ital-e hams. ”if we align
. e on Bill. "T 0
ion; of he ram is new and quite
unusual musical venture. The
, 4 s will be worshiphli and some
. patriotic as the tragedy deals
uivsr times. Dr. Van "Dyllss ad-
stausua to tilt?) national lul-
£0
I is will be used for the first time.
Who
order of services will be as fol
.ml“: 3 111.3. [1.x ‘
. . V
, ermine 11ml llllnxaltedf“ '
future. ,
.pahnotie minimisa-
Collection and ulteriory solo by Mrs.
Bunnie. " '
imp—"My Country "l‘is of Thee."
marks~mrlla Story or Debo-
r... .
1U .gI.
Anthem—"The Song of Debo-‘VV‘
«Whoa-Wilma [moon of Deborah " r
., {God be Motown. 'II- .
. . I'hoir, and congregation—L-"But
r e Hymn of the chublic."
Benediction
Foal-Nile.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
(thumb. Rev. E. Cunningham, pas»
tor... Morning Class. at 9: 80; Marni
in: Service. 10: 30;, Preach by Ilhd
r. Epwortll Monumfi 0:10vea
m Service. 7: 30; "Scenes in the Life
Qt Christ. lllustluted by Stereopti!
eon views and Songs
‘iozlght Street A n to Church. Rev}
.1 SB» Nichols. .pastorw'i‘ho conference
Mina. over the pastor has returned
and. resumed his duties. lie will.
pr b at 1-1 a. mi. tomurrow. Sunday
In: no! Immediately after the service.
led. by Superintendent John Moore.
‘3th Endeavor st 7 p (it. led by
James Fuller. Preaching service by the
pastor at 8 p. in. .
CONGREGATIONAL
First Cmgragatioual Church Rev
me .D. Egbert. pastorrLMusio.’
Morning. Prelude. Pastorale in o. Sa-
ionic: Gloria in Excelsis in (l. Schnecir:
or; response, Not Every. One, Alex. S.
Gibson: contrulto solo; There is it
(3min Hill Far Away, Gounod; Posh
lmle. Chorus irom Joseph. We Will
Roioice, Handel.“ Evening. Prelude,
80min 5th 1st movem‘ent Mandela,
sohn; Come llnto Me. Wagner; 'l‘hcrs
Is a Holy City, Shelley: Postlude.
Triumphai March. 1". lAlCllllGl'.
IAPTV'IS‘I'
South Norwalk Baptist (‘hlircll licv
Hugh B. Carpenter. pastor~—'l‘he (‘ross
of the Workingman is the subject of
the sermon tomorrow evening in the,
popular series of July sermons. The
whole service will be within one hour,
“All ogfinterflt and helpfulness. l‘ho
Mil-Jr greetings will add to tho
homelike atmosphere. in tho morn-
ing the subject of sermon will be.
“Lien who Count for-Most." M aid
[or the day. Morning .lubilaie. i'ol r
gummy. Soprnno and Tenor. Druth.
oiling Anthem. Yo 'l‘hnt Stand in
Oflertory
r...
the House. Walter Spinner.
solo. ' .
First: Baptist Church Norwalk. '1)
W. d‘sl'lnage Von Dorcn. [Insulr-Pray-
or ‘meeting. 8:30 a. m; sermon at
10:30 a. m. Sunday School' at 12 m.
MW. P. U meeting at 6:30. Sermon
It 5:80 p. m. PrayerIsol-vico Thurs.
m, 7:46 p. m. Seats free. A cordial
«loom to all who uitcud those ser-
v es.
Grace Baptist Church will give its
Iillcre‘d concert tomorrow afternoou at
a: 30 o‘clock sharp An excellent pro-
mln has been arranged and will be
ducted by Mrs; Peter Bailey and
[am Whitley. The numbers fol
Opening chorus by the ~cll0lr,
"9h. it is Wonderful"; opening ad
..0 E. Pollard: duet. Mrs. Moben
. Mrs. Prescott: reading. the. out
Gite; solo. Mrs Monet: reading
Hits Fisher; to‘adillk, Miss Townsend:
sold. Mrs. Robertson, of Sinmfard;
Wing. Midi! B. F‘Ishol‘: solo Mind (7.
s; reading, Miss Bavannnh Alhc.
Idgeport: duet Miss Hhrris and
ore. Moder; reading. Miss M.. l’rntller;
ins. Miss m Mbner: dliot Misses
oh noon and Prescott: reading. Miss‘
b. To lor; quartet; led by Mr. Perkins:
lentil um Johnson: duet Misses
tomato Prescott: reading; Miss l.
V.- Battle; undress. l}. E. Moore: choir.
selection; address, NrM. Jackson.
“
‘; IPlDGDPAlLi ‘
f Bomilly F.
Months. .8,
flit! Brotherhood an .Juuinr Broth
. even or service and
* Loft”: All members of the
width are a daily reoriented to be
Email. as this Rev; Marmaduke llort.
a at 1311.11»). services.
Wilma Is a 90s
‘for e rectorsht
Gilli altar Aunlult 1.19 i.
3* ‘ , and it Norwhiitwll‘i in Sun.
-Ir 1' titty Ooiobrlitio ‘of the
ommunion at 8 ociocil. Morn-
' . 31nd Serious at 10: 30; Min-
nndfiy. action at broad River at
’ ' ' hing Prayer hi. '1: 30.
the flotilla—The Celebration
of
tilt 'l‘lAs solstice socia'rv. .
in: Christian Science Society Nor
Quhda‘y mvice It the
Memoir: hulldinnuot ii
duly iliill. lrutlt"
u lei» '
on meeting. Wednesday. 8 p.
lilo vices the public. is '-
til
I: invit Reading room open
public each week day from 2 to
5), inc, 1
I NDIHGAN' LUTHERAN.
v M ii i intuition at
shoot one nun-
“Mllmd- bridge on‘
trait, John 0. Error, Stud.
Wt: ”puller. re-
revise—Service
ml time. 7: 80:
flag? continuum f5” ‘1‘th hey
y 15.“Flftll Blin- ,
w’ayyou
5‘?»
Our countrymen are linked to
our service.
6:30.
ilttVelld
Sunday school begins at
All scholii‘rs should attend.
‘ “Ml IDSIOND. ‘
The Pentecostal Mission. on the
bridge. Washington street. East No:-
w‘nlli. Evl'mgelist .l. A (‘lnrk lenderw
Meeting this evening at 7. i5; Subbutu,
3 and 7:30 [i n1
South Norwnlk mesons Mission—~119-
gular s‘crvico tomorrow liftoi noon at
3. 15 o‘clock. 'l‘llo Bartram sisttrs will
sing novcrul sclociions. 'I‘llcl‘ci will
also bc strangers from out of town to
assist in the service.
ADVENT CHRISTIAN.
Advent Christian Church \‘nu Znndt
street East Norwalk. Rev J. 11). llnvis
pastor» Morning service at, 10: :10: Slip
day school at him m.; Loyal Workcrs'
piggting ut 61';15 evening sermon ui
FINISHING THEIR EDUCATION
Ma‘yo‘r ‘ol Kalamazoo Poi. Both of His
Son: to Work anlng Streets.
The mnym of Kuinluuwo is a rich
mun. 110 bus two soils who have boon
graduated from colleges. lids he tried
to” place them ill once to responsible
position ill the big indllsiriul cuidh-
llslimcnt he moulds—driving illom
places which are usual attained only
by years of burn worli? Or does
he supply them with unlimited spouti-
lug liloncy lhut ihcv nlliy lend the
Joyous Iiic denied to him when ho was
ayoumz mun? V Ncilhoi‘.
Ho nus put his sons lit work in a
paving gun; on the streets of Kain-
muoo. lie is doing the l a seryicc
which they will his mum ugly thunk
fill for as they udvuut c in yours. They
are being tunnllt now the real vuluc
of money untl lubor They are lourn
ing. as they (ould not ill any other
way. how the grcnt muss of the people
live. What over their future posi‘
iions iliiiy be. they will always know
what life really moons. They will fool
the dignity oi lnbor.
it would Ilo butter for tho collntlr
it more rich futllcrs Wort} like the inn-
yor of Kulnlmizmi. '1 lil- old “outlined
belief that cvcry boy should lcul ll u
trifle no matter wlilit Ills clidkeu mm
cation may be. has anus out 06 style
in thcsc tluys It would bc dillicult to
carry out tilnt plan. but the principle
involved In still sound. Tho mun who
C(lllflitlt‘i'ii that it is llcgmding to work
with his hands is not it very good Artic-
rlcuu. .
Hot-J1. sow you: twice on the street
iodua nod you Inevor pron, .uluucod: iv,‘
me."-
Sh‘oor‘l novel- pouch “1335i that
(‘Olll .
ll . --..“'
‘ In Mdlnilnaillgllt.
mutated
Have you ever thought 9W,
a package on emous totality
:gThst.
‘ “lid! m»:
556155! “get .1?
got uti ckag'é is a
to. your own table ltfil‘y protects
neat and at
roof.
flavor of the
FELDSPAR M955 NEAR MIDDLE-
u
nun—w.
New Industry Started on Heroes John-
son's Lauri.
MIDDLE'l‘OWN. July 11. «Sonic
months ago “Uncle“ lloraoe Johnson,
of Middle lltuldum. loaned to New nu-
vcu parties for a period of ninety-nine
yours n largo strip of land at White
Rock. Since then theme, blow Haven-
ors lluyo Iormlllizod with it capital
stock of $100,000 under the name of
the .(lonstllitlilttiil li‘oldspnr Company
and are making urrungemcntsto drool.
it Iurgc. .lnill lit tho spot and in mine
mics. and iultlapui‘. All onglncor und
sumo worluucn are nirundy horn and
are lwlnii ulzoud wltlntho work and it
will be finished by September. it will
trace a duplicity of thirty tons crery
ton hours. it will be tittcd with much
inory which will separate the mlcu
from the foldspur and put. out both in
a condition rcady for thc lnnrkoi. Tues
day the ionlpnny's mcn blasts-d upon
it Inigo piece oi lock and disclosed 5
«loop vein of pill-o foluliipar which
would lndiouto that the ground In rich
in the mineral. Tho prospocts arc.
very good for u live lutluslry to come
into being here by hall at least
_ q—W
bDfAl'rEBBihcglNNOT DEIOUNED i
Y are app on , cunno
l‘JfiCll the disposed Bfianfi'm ear.
There Its only one my to cure dent
noon. and that in by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is mused by on
inflamed condition of the mucous llu-
ing of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube is inflamodfyou have a rum-
bling sound or minor oct llourinii. and
when It is entirely closed. limitless is
the result. and unless the inflamma-
tion.con be taken out imd this tube
restored to Its norinlil condition. hear:
cases out of ten are caused by Cutarrll.
which is nothing but an inilliluod con»
dition of the mucous surfaces.
We will glvo One Hundred Dollars
for any court of Iliuli‘noss (caused by
outnrrhl ihut cannot be curod by
Hull's Qatar-(h Cure. Semi for oil!-
ollldi‘u {roi-
1". 1".l‘. CHENEY a 00.. Toledo. 0
Sold by Duiuist. 'lhc.
Tillie Hulls Fuluily l’llls for consti
nation. ,
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
LEBANON. (loud. July .ii.—~(lhnrlt-s
lmmls. u tanner- of _lhln.,.|lllwe. tried
to tulle his life by shooting yosicrduy.
Hotplnc I-Ia bullet in his hem! lichiltd
hill rial our and ’10;sz [or Ills
coupxy Imld. .i
to Cilia any Cough. .455.
Billy mun Cure fur Blodchltlsr 50c '
BuretWorst Group to flow Minutes. " " .
CtlrhtiSoi'e Throat slid Ulcotaiad Tonclle.
any Pithlve Cure for Quick Consumption. r
ingrnllms 3w:
flaw $1
Vii
«rv
Kills the Catarth.LMierolle‘land cm in: bud mutt;
on among Pun-luau WW1“ wt; "
Cures lispl'evetor M003?“
it film"
mm vm'tnge it would‘b‘e to bu butter in
ug that iliight hurt the flavor?
OLD MEDAL YCVREAMBRY BUTTER. Ask your- grocer to show
ctive little covci‘i‘l‘l‘g' you see is air-
filled the butter is taken out ibis just
butter can be
manner. GOLD
BUTTER rm» fromlhcanl cream-
god to as: the“
» umSold. by. all grocers——
same rice accomm’on utter.
in: will be destroyed forever; nillo '
hilt s the
filifintw ”of duality
crate and delicate
butter.”
15"
No other
roteoted in this
sum Gunmen
r-‘praaf *
BUILNNG NOTED.
Construction Activities In The Nor~
walks—subcontracts Let.
Wultlron .5 Riordan Iluvo' practically
C(llllllli‘ti'tl the ironic addition for tile
fnctory oi the leui tit Kuupp liui
Collipuny.
A. ll. Mulkln &‘ Sou urc ruining the
now rcsidcnce which they urn drooling
Ill. New Cunnuu for llr. Williams. ol
Ncw Yolk As [lilWltllllilyI reporiodl
’I‘Ilolllns Robbins of this plat-c. lulu tllc
lllnsuu work Wolfe! (R Greoilwultl of
New (.‘unuan. the plumbing and hcut-
lull \ li‘t‘k s (lollltlnliili oi New York
arc the architects.
Work has llPiili started on the ncw
block to be erected on Mechanic, street
for Herman Quittnvr. it will be irmuc
two stories. 311x60 fcci with metal it’ll
lugs. John l‘orcolio in the general
cullirmior
Wuldrou (it Riordan arc the gouornl
cotliluclors nnd llornlo It. Nash bus
the plumbing and {illusion hunting in
connection with the synagogue on
Concord street. corncr of Main siroct.
for ilctll lsruol Society. (A. Morris. of
South Norwulk. President.) Arcllltuol
h‘lrris S. Morohousc,,drow the plans;
irulue. 35x61 toot. clooirlc lighting.
stqucd glues; previously roportcd.
C L Union 01 Stumimd has donc
the curuontar work. The Norwalk
lieuting and his (loinpuny. the
plumbing wdl‘k and {cod & Voili idioc-
t.rica1 Column, how dolls tho clcciric
wiring for tin.- iiouse of E. Hope Nor-
ton, of New York, at Tokcuolto.
'l‘lm Rot-d & Yolk Electrical Coin-
psny lluve wired the Union Pucitlc Ton
Company's sulrc also rcwlrcd tllc inc-
tory of The Croiut ii‘t Knunp l-lut Conl-
'psny on ’l‘ullcs street and have instal-
lcd u 10 h. p. motor In the factory oi
tho it & G Corsel‘tbiltpufl.
A HARD LOT
of troubles to coutcut with, spring
from u torpld liver nud blockndod bow
cls, unless you uwnllen them to their
pmpcr action with Dr. King's New
[Alto Pills;
oileciivo cure for Constipation The?
prevent Appcmllrllis and tone up the
svslcm. 25c. nt 1". ll Buxter‘ 3. South
Nolwulli. and E P. Wood‘s. Norwulll.
drug stores.
A Boston Indy set-hing sunllnor board
on a form saw an advertisement xiv;
Inn a description of about such it place
us she wuntod. and sent a letter oi
inquiiy Silo rccotvod ills followiul:
liliormiltliin us to terms:
‘Wo cargo dye dollurs a week for
ken. (1m luld Slum for ladies, yui
on old enough to
l' .
pet-ll ti .
no pdentpover heart ztnublo whithfi‘
ur {Wham for chi
(and t0 poi more
11 illlllculi. “ -
.lipplnooit' s.
Brldgoport . . . . .
illc plcusuutcst and 11108“
I .V. '4‘ I ,.I,i ..
At Mumford:
linrtlord ._......
cg
at?
at
VAtV Norwich: V . .
Norwich ........10 3 0 i 3 0 0 x—«l
”Waterbury ......03 0 1 0 i) 0 0 h—
At New London: . I .
New London .I...0 3 0 010 0 0 1-4
llulyoll'e .........10 0d 0 0 ll 0 0—1.
At New liiiven; ‘
New Haven ...j.{‘i 0 0 3 00 2 0 xv—tl
Springfield .......0 00 ll 0 0 0 0 0»2
Stats League Standing.
W. L. RC.
Norwich 38 :10 .659
Waterbury. ..35 20 .517
New London ..... 30 30 .515
New Haven ...‘.......35 33 .515
Bridgeport .31 31 .500
Springfield ...........31 30 .403
Hartford ..............30 36 4155'
liolyoke ..............2iI» :. 89 .426
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At l’ittuburg:
' it ll E
l’litsburg ....20100000‘——-3 7 3
Boston .000002000—2 ll 3
[ulterios~i.covor and Gibson; i’icif—
' for and 0' Neil
At St. lioulsm—St. Louis-Now York
game postponed: ruin.
At I Chicago:
R H 10
(.lhlcllgo ...... .I‘uoo 103003—4 s 0
Philadelphia ...10 0 0 0 2 0 0 0—3 10 3
Buttcrics—«Luudm'olr and Kling;
lluggloby and ilooln.
At Cincinnutl:
R ll E
t’liuclunati ..... 21 l 1‘ 101 l '-8 ii ‘
llrooklyu ...... 012 003 0 00—43 15 5
Baitci'IesMWcimt-r. Wicker and
Sclllcl;
sell.
Pustorious. McIntyre and Ber-
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Boston:
it ll E
Sit Louis ......«1040.00000-8 8 1
Boston .......... 000000l0~l 6 ll
llaitcricswi’clt y and Connor; Tsnne»
hill, (llud and Armbrustar.
At Philadelphia:
R H E
Detroit . ..... ..l0101000l~rl 7 l
l’liiladclphia . ..10 0 010010—3 R 4’
‘ llstioriosv-Elllinnk, Killian. Warner:
and Schmidt; Cooinbs and Powers.
At New York:
R H E
Chicago ........ 000001002—3 7 2
New York ..... 000000010~l 8 3
BuitcrIcs—~t.lwons and Sullivan;
llogg and chlnow.
At Washington:
R H E
Washington ...80100121'-812
(llcvulund ...... 000 "00011 4 l0 2
llaticrlcsmllughcs und lleydon:
Bernhard, Moore, Buclow and Bernie.
During the games at Amusement
Park Munsucr William Nash. of 'i-fhc
Norwnllls. has troubles of his own gci-
Iing buck the foul top balls that go
over the fence with irritable froquen
cy. it is said that some of tho smnll
trullt. spilt-re had rather keep them
uhcu they find them. for future use.
iuuilugolunt.
It Is loported that Tommy Walsh hits
resigned as umpire oi the gnmes lit
Amusement l’nrk. Last week, when
Mr Walsh did not put in all appear-
once Joe Duet went in and onlclnted
throughout the gnlnc. Dcst had a
short icrlu oncc us umpire In the Com
uccticut Stutu lxllguo.
COACH counrnev luscious.
.Il'l‘llACA. .N.! Y.. July its-"Rowing
Couch Courtney has roslulled after it
disusrconwnt with the Cornell mann-
cement.
W
YOU HAVE OFTEN OIEN WOMEN
with market blueuess or oneness of
face. vitistcd appetites and I. strong
or. signs '0! disordered liver and the
trouble must be. corrected or worst!
results are sure to follow. Dr. Ken4
nodys Favorite Remedy dispels liver
disease Husbands and fathers (~ou
. not afford to trout this matter lightly.
Free Sample Bottle; pt it. ll. “eluted:
ECHOOLSHIP l8 DAFE'.
H
Report ThIt the St, Mary'Wu Ashore
Proves to be Unlountied.
GIBRALTAR. July 14 "Tim uni
wane steamer Glboliitrlk, which was
ship St. Mary has stranded at tho
' point. returned twin and reported on
‘ having found the schlxlillhloi at» sea.
When lighten the so Murplwu .bouud
for Gibraltar and required no assis-
7‘ tunco.
"Aims TH; LIVER LIVBLY
Orion laxative intuit Syrup wins
permanent relief in sun at habitual
constipation no it stimulation the liver
'and restores the natural action of the
bowel: without irritating these organs
pleasant to take. Remember: the
ninth Orton and reins.
’Plailted'l Dru; Biol-o. w.
r. ' In W ._ .
Min Passer—Jud weren‘t at libel
V1311 int you Miss kano: more
its: shit-flow tail Jaclu
her
Man- i!
mil 1 m the .yeanaesoiwila
ink kirl thorn. Mill ’Wlwdlllnlr
gnaw it was a maauuerado.wdioumn
. out ;I a! _ -
libs Olifl'il
, [.30
' Mil. ichard
Em“. Curler covenant?“
till and ti.
craving;r for lmwholosonio food These ,
sent to Spurtcl upon receipt yesterday
, of a report that the New York School '
IA,
Silk Plaid,
liolicnnc,
affect it.
m‘crl frocks.
Mailings
boys who [to ill quest of tho reculci— I. _.
than of securing admission to the our .- 4 I. ‘
rent game by limiting a return to the .
lul- .
-.- m...
.r‘ it?
fit
like pills or ordinary cathartic». noon ‘9 r
‘ not nausoste or grips and is mild and
substitutes _
Hf.
late
cl'and attractive are they.
which is another good icaturc
llibitiou at the White Goods Section at the foot of the cen—
ter staircase.
Gros Groin.
'l‘yrolchn Cloth,
fcuillcr in weight.
tlosc out right away
.OLUDING INGRAINS. ART SQUARE
' yd‘fnidh.miw ii”
BODY “cum.“
fin mumflyihfla . . . , .
magnolia .
“m “:3? u I ' ' x' t I ~'
itindiitl: Wood and Saw Dust. M , .i ..
no. 5 p. ‘5‘. 4mm 5” .fi‘ ..
7i
£1106!!ch [637.
.. "'1"
l”III-uhn- \ I
Dainty Summer Wallabies.
purchase ill.
25c. Telnplc Cloth.
20c. Picardie Cloth.
”18¢.“ V g Vbile @clxtval', » "
18o. Polo'Cl'otll,
Don't miss seeing them.
i
mohair for Bathing Suits.
Long experience has. taught that no fabric is better.
will wear season after season and salt water
v
'eWVD M R 56,»
9..
Novelties 1n wens Goods.
38 inches wide.
-. .38.».inolles wide... 50c.
50 inches wide, 50c.
‘ v m .r Vm
VThc Store Clolies Daily ats p’Clock Except Saturdays.
I
White Wash I‘tllll‘iCS contains
Sonic odd v'vcavcs that call forth instant admirationi‘so nov-
Ncitllcr aigc they expensive.
(You .will find tllcm on ex—
25C.
20C.
19c.
'18c.
uV
seems not to
Comfortable to wcar, for it never clings. Easy
to wringV out, it.» '
In navy. rcrl. brown and black.
lillllliii’k, navy.‘ ifgd. and. lair, .
Special in navy and'mvrtlc.
39C.
Colored Dress Goods Section.
Pongee Petticoats.
F'itc dozen of them at $.l.69 each.
Straw Mattings.
Lollgtllsiroln 5 io‘l5 yards.
‘10 cts a. Vyd..
I
i
.m’ al'
or ‘
1W3 ..
*2 t
a: i:
l"
:‘I' '9‘ .III‘ 3 ”' 3
i A . x
tic rtlfi
1"? ’ ‘15: \p 1"
1"."
3'.
mow Memoyhrgem
«who stint. with solidi: " 14
non“
, NW = lean-M
”04“.. to.“
A
1!.-
/te_.4
I '1:- u. r.
.fll 315613 wholesale in Re ’
in inroads-thud V‘fi‘rlétloh or Wobll’o'“
Ill natural pongcc. made with rut‘fles. and light as a
ltlcsl for warmxyvcathcr, with light col-
Fi‘om foul to Ilvc hundred yards. in short lengths to
Main. figured. any kind. a mixed as—
sortmcut that will please Ilousrkecptrs who ate in need of
Rcmcmber illc Specials ill th'ui ,\Vash (Tooth Bawns,
Oygontlles antlpimitiqs. . . I. 3|
m.
WI ARI VNQW PREPARED TO SHOW AN ATTRACTIVE LINEa on
WIT BUGS. Bill 3 YARDS BY 4 YARDS. IN YANG!” GRADES. m.
Arurar. “Warns
; 1 r r " ”VH0
me INVITE EB “I. me‘l 1'. 0m* ‘34
u in , no "1 "' WM. any!”
i' 1 ”d! .5 :3
OWE. ALL GRADES. OH! NIB! AND JAPAN!“ Wlm
_ 9590 M “AND “NOE-IDES. I HADES T0 ODD” AJPIDIMI’.
" ' ‘o m
«53%;: W3}:
32*
{if . Writ”.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN
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