\ , clinging embezzlement.
.mum penalty under the low in fourteen
Pitt, 1
Ice dream
. Lane’s
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. I1 WAININITOI} IT.
M- for 'bIIsinoss.
Ical'ilewsliotes.
Mrs. Joseph Malkin.
has been admitted to
Hospital for treatment
of Grand. street
‘ the Norwulk
Mrs. William H. Hoyt. of Eimcrest
and Mrs. 'l‘heodore Lowndes of South
Main street have presented the Nor.
walk Hospital with fruit.
9
Mrs. Mary J. Front, of West stroct.
who has been undergoing treatment
at the Norwnlk Hospital. was remov-
ed to her home yesterday.
James Costello, of Prarie View.
Kansas, has returned home after an
extended visit. with his aunt, Mrs. Ed-
wardtCunninghulu of 88 South Main
eree
The seleetmen give, notice in anoth-
er column of The Sentinel today that.
the annual election of the town of
Norwalk will occur next Monday. the
polls being open at the usual places
from (i a. 111.. to 5 p. III.
Attorney John J, (‘uneo has filed a
demurrer to the defendant‘s amended
answer in the LeCI‘oix-Jackson case
and a hearing on the demurrer was
held this uliernoon at 2 o‘clock before
Justice of the Peace William 0. Clark.
“Don't forget dance. given by Amer-
ican Band at Arlen ilall. Friday eve-
ning, Sept. 28.
The Norwalk city lchnOcruts
name a ticket at tonight‘s convention.
Wallace Donn will be the nominee for
mayor and Councilmen James '1‘. Hub-
heil and Henry Malhcis. and cx~ConII~
cilmau M. J. Riordan will be on the
council list. The three remaining llnnr
lanes for the council hare not yet been
located. Mayor Charles L. illover is
to be named for water commissioner.
SOPHOMORES. 4;VFRESHMEN, 3.
Hot Game of Bali Played by Students
Yesterday.
in a hot ball game betwucn the
freshmen and the sophomores of the
High School. the Sophomores‘ again
won. This time. however, the score
was closer than in the game played a
few days ago. The score at the close
of play stood i to 3 in favor of tho
sophomores.
Prof. Wallace. the High School
teacher, uIIIpircd the game. which was
an excellent specimen of baseball.
The game went to twelve innings and.
was a very exciting one.
The line-up ot’ the two teams fol-
lows:
Sophomores. Freshmen.
iloI‘an ..................... llnbbcli
Catcher.
Dufuult ................ . .. licklund
Pitcher,
Saabye ....................... Baker
First Base.
Unites ....................
Second misc.
Lane ........................... Day
Third Base.
'1‘. lloran.
Linxweller ................ McMahon
Short Stop.
Schaub. Stabell .............. Gagcr
Left Field.
Thomcs ................... Abraham
Center Irma-.1
Ferris ..................... MI-(ilynu
Right Field.
IN TOTO CLUB "OFFICERS.
At ll. recent meeting of the in 'i‘oto,
club which won former lust Week with
twenty momberu, the following ofllcvrs
were elected:
l’rwaident— »llorl Kclcbam.
Vice-l'roulchde-«--I-ldwurd O'iil'il'li'.
Bt‘lll‘flifll‘Y‘"(’ililI‘IOH Lorlrwood.
'l'roaaurcr ~ William Raymond.
llert Keiehuiu, .lqu-III Linxweilcr
and Robert ()illliiil‘lili kw“ appointed
It commiuoo to draft mluws. Four
new members were admitted
IIII-ellng held bud evening.
ARMY ENGINEER SUICIDEB.
NEW YORK. Supt 2tl.-Whllo tour
pornrily deranged Col. .l. l. LIIIIII. u
pmmhwnt member of the «Engineer
(torus of the United Slums Army. culli-
luiiic-II. nuioide at the home of hill
daughter at. Sandy Hook laid IIiKiII by
cutting his throat. Col. husk bad boon
III for some limo and was vinlliug IIIII
daughter bore.
fit it
asNATOR COLBY DEFIATED.
NEW YORK. Hopi 2il.»~'i‘ho results
of ”in Republican primuflou In New
Jernuy were tor iho most part. unfit
vorable lo the faction of the potty
Ileadrd by State Senator Colby. Benn-
tor Colby WIIN defeated in his own
word in West Orange by a few votes.
GTENSLAND PLIADO GUILTY.
CHICAGO. “Sept somatonsiund
pleaded guilty to two indictments both
The maxi.
nucleon nouns or ALL KINDI.
nomads.
rounnm “him“.
nor warn nervous. are.
row I. out Wm
MW
. Immune.“ “y
will]
to North M to ”not, nth Nomllt.
A at for a. mu ' mun
. " will? M“
. All! you iNBUBlDf
‘hen It can be done at so Imall I
cost wh not protect yourself?
For 0 .10 you can Insure your Furni-
turoi and Household Goods for three
yoorip against loss or damage by Fire
to the amount of $350.00 and In that
proportion for a larger sum.
, Vary Respectfully,
TAVLOR O. GOLDEN,
I Roll Estate and Insurance Agents,
. . 74 Washington street.
. Telephone No. 2132
_ FOR Bovs.‘
Btpmford. - Conn.
EXPERIENCED TEACHERS}:
School-house well equipped, well
{lighted and well heated. 133 boys pre-
4pared for college; hundreds prepared
Manual training, Free
hand drawing, Athletics.
ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR.
JEROIME WOULD DEFEAT HEARST
Will Sitump for a Docent Republican
it One is Nominated.
BUF‘FALO, Sept Zinc—"if they now-
inntc h decent Republican at Saratov
us. i will no upon the stump and
plead tor the defeat of Hearst." raid
Il‘listrict. l’itiorucy Jerome, of New
lYIII‘k today :It on adjourned session
of the Albany conference of anti—
Hearst lionmcrats which was attend-
ed by him. “i will appeal for his dc-
ifi'ili not on the ground that it Is a
lpoiiiicai issue, but because the issue
raised Is that. of political i‘rccdom. We
do not think that. it is a i)i."llliit‘l‘lliii‘
('Olth‘llllitlll. It is not l‘(‘.|li'i‘§i}lliilIIVI‘.
l for but- Ilt'iilil'i' we are entirely
I'ubaolvcd from any obligation to sup-
.port a ticket put ingcthcr in a back
room by Charles Murphy, "i'iIl" Mc-
(‘III‘I'III and “Tim" Sullivan.
“i bolicrc it the duty of this con-
fori-IIII- lo Izirc unmistakable uttcrulr
Ct“ to ibcir bclici‘ iiliii lilii-i coIII'cIIiIoII
lWiiS not ih‘lliilt‘iiiiit‘ in any sense of
‘llIe word."
BRIDE LOST iN =THE FOREST.
I
(Ol‘iiviiii‘ Ciwrreupondeuce, San Fran;
cisco (Tali!
I Mrs. George Meyers, I1 bride of only
a tow weeks, is recovering from a bar~
rowing IiEXpt’I‘it’llt‘i‘ in ibo woods iIi';ll‘
Grizzly Canon, in the Sierra Nevada
Mountains. Lost. she spent and day
and nearly all of tilt.‘ night in the (ii‘nSU
, woods, and suffered gi'ouily before 5hr»
was found by one of the cowboys who
wore! hunting for her.
Her husband, George Meyers. II
pl‘ilnlilli'lli (-aiIIcInIIII of Sierra Valley. if
.siarted liilltl the woods with a band of
cattle rtu-eillly. A low hours inter
Mrs. Meyers had her Iitli‘sv saddled
and untried out alter her husband. She
Ilost the trial in the woods. and wood
cred about unlil darkness eaiuo, Then
she tiiis'uiuuiilmi and it‘ll tho iioruo,
fearing that she would driyo him over!
a cliff if Hilt‘ continued to ride iu the
dIII‘iInI-ss. She was I'rixzbloncd by the
cries of the wild animals and was con-
siuully in four of III-lug struck by a
rottlcsuuikc. Scratched and blccdiu:
from ('tllllllii‘I with IIIIIIIzauitII bushes,
silo sliIIlthoIi Ilium: IIuiii durltums
forced bur to iuIil. when :Ii‘Ior H“\‘t'-
rul hours sin- was found by one of tho
cowboys I-IIIponed by Mr. Meyers. and
who word sent out in search of her.
FLAHERTY—RAYMOND.
Wedding Ceremony This Morning at
10:30 at St. Joseph Church.
IIIIIIIIINI’
this section.
SUITS FROM $18 TO $50.
Order Your F all SUItI m...
THIS WEEK. 1
Look over our display of Fall woolens fresh from the mills.
You will find exclusive patterns In gray effects, not duplicated in
Leave your measure this week. and leave it to us to make you a
Fall suit which in style, fit and finish. will meet your ideas perfectly.
We guarantee satisfaction.
FALL OVERCOATS, $18 TO $50.
TROUSERS. $5 TO $12.
Our Fall hat show presents all the stars of the hat world—soft
and still hats of style and quality unsurpasud. $2 to $3.
. . ‘
Ready-topsemce suits and overcoats are here and more are
on the way.
v
pay elsewhere. the price we ask.
vice We give.
Buy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
We are near-—
Just as far as tho
licul‘cst loticr-Imx
or telephone.
You can buy Grain and Feed for more Iuoucy, or you can
llut you cannot equal
anyu'lIcrc. iiIc good quality of our grains or the good ser-
49:Wall St.. Norwalk.
Book and Siaboucrv Stores.
Lust teal Note BIIIIIS
Wm. P. Bee
r-s’
6 So. Main St.. So. Norwa‘k.
William H. r‘lahcrty, oi i'l‘llh‘lli-(‘I
avonuo and Bliss Lena llaruioud or
(‘oIIcoI'Il lilii‘t‘rl. were married this
IIIoI'IIiIIg III iii-.30 o‘clock. at St .ltlllu»
IpII'N (‘hureh by [ti-v. William Muller. ii
i).
Arthur Fitiht'l'll’, a brother (It the ,
uroiuu won best man and MINA iiaIIic
iMH‘iii‘l‘, was bridemuid. The bride
was IilllI'oIl in u flit'i‘i III-or lI'IIl‘cIiIIL'
iauii with but to match. MINI Mt'l'ltt'l‘ '
also \l'ort‘ urcy. Alter a IIouI-yinoou
IMI'. illiii Mrs. Huberty will reside in
Illridizvporl: where Mr. li‘laborly is
lforcumu ill IiIc llryaut Electric (‘oni-
puny,
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
I‘ZI'III'FI “IV. 'l‘IIlIIIIIIdgo to John Mc-
Mlliit’ll' 4 lots. QIIIIIIIII'II avenue. War.
iiili'l'ii‘l i.. \\'omiwurd to John Mu-
.iiuiicu. iii lulu, Quiulurd avenue and
'I-Iaid IIII-ndow. \Viil‘.
.lohn II. \Vmulward in John Mi'Mlli-
chI. II Ioiu. Qllilillli‘li IIVI-nuc cuinl unit
meadow. Wur.
Mary I’. Iioyi In .lobli
NIIII IliI'iiiilliW. War.
.iiilliI‘H illIlI I‘IIIwIII Hoyt to John Mi!-
.‘illill'll. Hull liIi‘lltith. War.
floorin- lzlolchkiso Sous t'oulpuuy lo'
McM iliii‘ll,
llnvid A. lbw-n. lot and building-n
i Woodward avenue, \i‘ur,
iiill‘llill‘ ii'ii'w llvltlly (,‘IIIIIIIIIIIy to
William (I. \\'lIii!,i'iiiII, i let, Harbor
View I'lll‘ii. War.
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DEMOCRATIC BTATE HEADQUAR-
‘I‘ERB OPENFD. i
(‘hIIiI'IuIIII Charles W. (ionmloclt. of
Mouirillv, lillii rim-rotary Edward H.
'I‘IIIIIIIIIII. of New iiili'i'll. of Iiii‘ iii‘lllll~
crIIlIc Muir central committee. npcuml
ymll-I'duy rid the t'uIIIpIIiIIII Ill‘iiiiillli'
turn at the IIIIII‘I Iicubiwin. rooms Nos.
7i and 72. Ill Hartford. 'I‘hc I'imiIIH
urn iIIrIIIIduIIi with Idl iIIi' [lill'lillill'l‘liii-
llu for i'UIIliillt'illlK illittiiillMl IIIIII tell--
phomv coiilitti'lllln IIIIN boon tiMIlliliiHill‘li.
Minn II), A. Fellow». of Norwich, bun,
been eIIInIItIIIi :m IIIIIIIograpbrr and
Iypowrilcr. ’i‘IIe l'illlillii arc IIII'IIHIIIIt-t
Iy located. Iivvrirmkiuu the i’ili‘k liivI-r
on the Wi'llh lili'f't‘l tilde of the hotel
i
IW. CTORI.
; Merrill
OPENS OCTOBER 2, 1906.
Classes in
Night School
BOOKKEEPING. SHORTIIAN D, TYPEWRITING. PEN-
MANSHIP. ARITHMETIC. GRAMMAR,
Tuition. $5.00 per month.
SPELLING.
All Books Free.
SEND FOR ENROLLMENT BLANK NOW.
United Bank
' ooAL" AND WOOD
Address. MERRILL COLLEGE.
Building.
AGENTS FOR
South N orwalk. Conn.
Bowkor’s Fertilizers.
B. Hershfieid & Son.
122 WATER STREET
i
OPEN FROM 9 TO 3
DAILY.
EVENING 6 TO 8.
SATURDAY
l
lmple.
ystomatig.
IliPilillS
lllili
iii! , .
‘4.)
limit! a?"
sermon")!
M's 2“.
n.
CHECK sohk case
In GENERAL sANK.‘
mo nanometre
E Iy shifting, pIiccs reflected the heavy
. lit‘iiilt d to canoe li uniform movement
no: mo
. (II-h
.Jv we»... .
....- ..,
W......, «mm 5
REJOLVE D! . - ll .
_ . THAT IT IS Barman; do BARE-
-FO0TED THAN To WEAR DAD Show.
ms aim Durr To wane Goon..- .,
CLOTHES, BECAUSE WE MAKE BET-TIER.
IMPRBJSIONS AND EARN‘ x
600D CLOTHES snouw Comma-31'
THE. FEET. Peon, SHOES MDSIotIoNa's
; wonr ; FOOL ANY ONE NOT EVEN YOUR
rm , BUSTER, Beau/RI;
"I.
7%. 0cm 4""
STATIONERY t“ _ '
We have juut purchased several bun—
dred boxes of Stationery that we shall
otter this week at tile box. in this lot
we bare the newest styles, beautiful
goods by the leading manufacturers.
SEE THEM IN THE WINDOW.
lilil iilliilliii Pilillllllfll,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
a
TEL. 15—2.
'L . ' numb
w- llo. .I.
A Poor «on.
FREEE DELIVERY SERVICE.
u :v . a: 11:: aggrg’g “own “.5533,
YOU HAVE HEARD or THE Housr BUILT oN THE
5AND——of' HoW, WHEN U“ CAME To THE TEST,
lT T‘oPPLED OVER BECAUSE lT HAD No roUNDA—
TloN. DON‘T you THINK you WANT To BUILD
YOUR APPEARANGEON A GOOD—LOOKING, GOOD-
FEELING; GOOD-WEARING PAIR or suoss 50-
YOUR APPEARANCE WON’T rALL DOWN? WE
EiI‘I‘Illiiiidiiiullfit.tilinftIII'iflilitiilI‘IiliiIiIII“:iiiil CARRY “SHOES WITH A REPUTATION' MADE FOR
1m” mm... H, .. C .6. U5 BY UNIoN WORKMEN; WHICH LOOK WELL.
‘ “' FEEL WELL. WEAR WELL. YOUR FEET Do YOUA
LOT or SERVICE. DON’T YOU WANT EACH our:
of‘ THEM To HAVE A GOOD CoMFoRTABLE
LEATHER HOUSE To LIVE lN?. THEY WILL LIKE
YOU BETTER IF you TREAT THEM WELL. To
HOUSE YOUR FEET IN A PAIR or 5,. AND P. .suoEs
WILL Cost you ONLY $3.50 OR $4.00, THEN
THEY WON’T HAVE To MOVE AGAIN PM A LONG
TIME.
SELLECK 8'5 PRICE,
HEAD—TO-F‘OOTER5,
98 WASHINGTON STREET; SOUTH NORWALK.
At 'b‘I‘b'b"Ie’s Grocery
Fine Apples—Fall Plppins. large and fine. 44c peck, which is low for the
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 1010 a. In.~0pcu-
ing prices of shocks showed a yielding
tendency, but support was effective
in Home of the spouulativu favorites.
hIcIIIbcI's of the Pennsylvania group.
iilt‘ Coppers and It few others wurv
slightly higher. Baltimore at Ohio ris-
ing {‘3 and Hudson Valley pid. II point.
Great Northern pi‘d. i‘cli 189. Brooklyn
opol‘ationu tor both accounts, which
I‘auucd ii \‘ury irregular market. At
no illl‘si‘ was the tondcury suiiicivutiy
of lliii‘t'h‘. ’I'IIc qurkoi Wits (illiii at
Ii o'clock and prices \\'t'I'i‘ steadb'r and
not Iar from last night's It-Ici.
WALL STREET. Nouns—indent; dril-
it'd lisllossly without making any
headway in either direction and trud-
lilg' bci'muc ulIIItrut idle. Honda worn
irregular.
WALL S’i‘lliil-Ti‘. l p. In.~~tchIcr;Il
SI-iliuu (‘flllllill'lli't‘ti when Houdini:
showed signs of wcnIn-uiug. Large zilli-
ounia oi' the principal stocks wrro let
go. t'SIll'x'iliii)’ Reading. .iIIIulgaIIIuIIul
Copper. l'IIiou Pacific and Southern
i’llt'liii‘. The market sold bciow yrs-
II-rduy‘s closing.
FLOATING DEBT 0F YALE.
Treasurer McCIung Makes His Annuaii
Report to Corporation. I
NEW HAVEN. Sept. :II'I.~- \'.IIc I‘III~
\t'lbil)’ is I‘I‘cc of Hunting Ilohl. accord-i
A
”Minx br 'i‘rhasurcr Lee .\ic't‘iuni:. and
ior tlu- eleven months cochcd by his
report the university has :I Cl't’liii bul-
tilii't‘ as uauiust an :Idwrsc balance or
twin; for scvvrni years.
for the your to the university and en-
uIan two million dollars. but as; many
subscriptions are not payablo
this )car and next year the amount of
money already received amounts to
only about ll million and a half. Most
of the big gifts bare Ilt‘t‘ll announced
from time to time and
ward S. llarkuoss. $157,300, and the
Jennings family $100,000.
The par value of stocks and bonds
held by tho university ls. SilfillNAM.
while the present market value
$250,000 nrcnior. 'l‘hc total Illl‘illllt' to
the university has ill(‘l'('li.“il‘ii from
[002.000 to 8980.000, Willit‘ lIII- expense
of $918,000 are decreased “.000, as
compared with the previous year. The
not li‘SIiiI is that an adverse balance
of $17,000 of the previous year is
turned into a credit balance of $21.-
iulu, for the punt your this figure III-
ciudlng gli‘lsmf 360.000.‘ ' The chief
items of Income are 5491.070 from
term bills, 5320.814 from InveeIIIn-ntu
and $85,597 from dormitory reuiu.
'l’he treasurer says that the financial
situation of the university is better
Utah for several years, yet in split-
or II credit balance and inercuscd econ-
oIIIioN. the IInircruity is still IuIIIIperod
for tho luck of l‘IIIIdu. t'Hpt‘t'iilily for
lhc lucrcuuo of salaries to the scale
Hi'l by American univeruiiiou. for the
IIIIcourugoInuIit of research Work and
for tho rI-iIIIbIIrneIncni ol‘ graduates
who are holding IIit‘ llllihouue proper-
ty for Yulc.
Explanatory III‘ IIiIa ileulizcd IIcI-oIIIIt
'l'reauurcr Mci‘luuu points out that the
limiting debt or the university iilllillllli-
Illp.’ in $450M” lulu ilt‘i'll wiped out by
IIli’tu to (he university endowment and
cxicuuiou l'IIIIdII. The largest Ilt‘lll of
the flouting doht won $200,200 which
was drawn from tho IIIIIVI-I'niiy [undo
erection of the bichIlcnIIiuI buildings.
Iii7.20t.. but owing to the large amount
mold in oxiiuuuiubiug the floating debt
the total IIcquI increnue of the per-
nuiaeut endowment lilllililliilt it) $620.-
70in.
’l‘ho total amount of loads hold by
Iibc university exciuuive of those held
by the Shelllehl l-lchooi truutccs. In til.»
2MAII2. More than a million dollars
III invented in New York real estate
IIIortgtlgou. netting tour and II hull prr
rent. ilIIpI-odueiive property In New
Haven hieII Ill not needed for uni-
veruity ti elnpmont parodies, is being
sold off. .
'l‘IIe ireanurer's report separates
many oceouniu making the saute more
intelligible to the alumnae who has
been accustomed to scrutinize the ill;-
ures for personal Information.
JACK MANO ALIVE.
NEW YORK. Sept 26.-Juek Mano.
who was supposed by main to have
been the man whom body‘ was found
dismembered and hidden in a pit in
West. 80th street. Sunday. sent a trim
grain to a friend in this city today
from hos Angelou, Call. The body is
litill unidentified.
W .
Dignity that anode to carry an affida-
vit to its muluonou isn't worth the
Price or the uni.
.. .
iillzyio the annual report lliiltit‘ public quality;
The gifts in price and quality.
don-meal and cxtcuslon fund approxi-l
l
includcd m“. not injure the finest goods, but kills vermin.
Iuilllon from John I). Rockefeller. lid-i
iI-li
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l
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l
20 ounce Pippin Apples, 40c peck, large and fine; Cooking Apples,
30c peck.
Best. Tub Butter. 28c lb.; Best Print Butter, 32c Ila. "‘
l repeat as to those 28:: Eggs. They are tried and true. Remarkable
You will not miss it to use them. ‘ '
Home Laid Fresh Eggs, a few at 40c dozen. ' ' ”' “
I shall haVe a fair supply of Fresh Good Corn for Saturday's trade, and
until some Good Green Lima Beans.
Potato Chips. new goods, 10c box.
lnsectum. Exterminate; all bugs and their eggs. By applying with the
sprinkler attached to each bottle you can reach every crack and crevice. Will
For sale here, 18c bottle.
what will It be? Hope to be of good use.
LORENZO DIBBLE
Telephone Call 26—4.
200 12......“sugar“‘rcsnoég‘ Der BII'."'25
IWIII’I‘E PO'i‘A'I‘OES, per poo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
21 pounds (IRANL’LA'I‘ED Si‘tiAit ............................ .. .
ll cone MILK ....... . ........................................... . 25c
lllCN lil'lt FLOUR. .......................... bug, (lilo; bbl. 35.25
JONES‘ ()lt i’iLLSilI'ilY . .(li‘ll .................... bag, 72c; bbl., $5.40
FORCE Oil ll. 0_ OA'I‘S. 2 packages ...................... . ....... .. 250
S'i‘lth'l’lA' FRESH EGGS. per titth'll ............................... 350
for the pIII'cIquo of grounds and iIIo'
The total ulfiu for the your Wi'l'l‘ 3i.~ '
I
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GREEN CORN. 'l‘UMA'I‘OICS, PEACHES. ETC.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY,
20 North Main St., 49 Fort St.
So. Norwalk.
Phone 143.
m, MM..-
v
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Hundreds of Eyes _
are being overworked as a result of application upon Work or books.
Relief for strained and tired area may be had and ‘eriouu trouble
averted by wearing a pair of Oil
Proper Gian-on. Proporly AdJu-tod.
nomination Frog.
Mulching of More: Ind all Repairing I Specialty.
o. a. JACKSON, ‘ ‘-
Optician.
so WALL eraser. NORWALK. com.
-.-,-i-
.—
No Modern Kitchen Is Complete
Without a 3
Full“.
THE Hus Is A watt. AND DUI‘iAILI‘. MADE orovs. AN :xosot '
LENT BAKER. AND Iroo nsv MANAGEMENT AND zoonoui or
FUEL l'l" Is ABBOLUTELV wrmotlI-AN EQUAL. we woum LIKII
ro III-low you oua Lms. ‘ ‘
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1‘ iL-lt” i
ILJ- Call ns&
2
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ii
,1qu uorrru Ila-Indium.
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no.
. fimms‘mt .
Hub Ran
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East Norwaik.
Phone 319-3.
Norwalk Chronicler