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For liver
Thirty Years
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FISHERMAN STABS A BRIDGE
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BITTEN BY DOG.
MERIDEN, Dec. 3.—l.iltle Herman ,
Sbhmltz a twelve. year old ilall avenue SAYBROOK. Conn, Dec. ll.—-Ci111r~
boy, was bitten by 11 St, Bernard dog‘les l.oveland,11gttl 4.1 vet11s, wan stab-
on Wednesday evening, but It is not lbed by Benjamin Clark, about 40,1111
thought that the injury in at. all net'i‘hursdnyfaternoou111.8111'111'11ok lor-
ioun. The Schtultz. boy went into 3ry. Lowland In one of the men Work-
Furlbrock' n g11'1cer atone 1111 Cook are! ling on the bridge and Clark in a fish
line and on atttempttng to go behind lernlun. lloth wete fighting 11nd (‘l:'11k
the counter he. was seized by Mr h‘ttrl- i'dlew 11 knife and stabbed lovelund in
brock's dog. The animal bit the boy the back, the wuuud being about one
in the groin ittch long and one inch deep llr. (l1'1111
lie was hurried I11 his home mul nine 11'11a1alled11n1l he 1111111 It will be.
Dr. .l. B. llinnan called. He found 1111111 or three dart-1 before ltc can tell
the young fellow In great pain bttt 11p— ihow serious the wound is. Papern
parcntly not seriously bitten. 'l‘lte ’ were drawn by Grand .luror E. \‘1'.
wound watt however cnutcrized and all liurnn 11nd served by Deputy Sheriff
Preventatlves taken to ward off any Williatn Morrow for the arrest of
future trouble. Clark and he W111: arrested and brought
,Mr. Furlbrock stays that. the dog in before (7ltl‘liis (“I111111pnu of Westbrook,
harmless and would not have aeiaetl yerttel‘dtty afternoon,
the b0! unless he had tome behind the
counter.
ONLY CURE FOR DYBPEPSIA.
.Mt'a. Franklin Bush, of New Castle.
—-Conatlpat.lon causes heartache. 111111.
1-1911. dizzlneaa, lauguor, heart. palpita-
tion. Ilrnntle physics gripe. alt-ken
weaken the bowels and don't cure.
Del,aays1 "l suffered for years with pump“ Rfigmmq act. gently and mm,
dYfiPBWiB- "39d 10 111““ great 018“?” constipation. lib cents. Ask your drug-
and belching. i tried everything i 1.151,
could hear of. but nothing helped me.
until i took Brazilian Balm, and one 50
cent, bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. ll. Plnisted, i". ll.
Baxter and The Clifford Phurnutcy. "
BIG COTTON CROP.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. :l.~-—’l‘he cot-
ton 1'1'1111 callumle of the 'l‘luten-lienm»
1-1'11l. based 1111 renorta of correspond-
enta over the entire cotton bell. places
the crop output of 1906-07 of 12,450,000
bales.
OUTWITS THE SURGEON.
SUICIDE IN NEW LONDON. I
NEW LONDON Dec. 3.—-—Chariea A.
Anderson. a ntonecttltet' forty yeaut
old took his life. by drinking catholic
‘ mains the only organization with any-
acid Saturday night. and his dead body
was found in bed at his home in Bank
street yesterday morning. Andetaon'a
wife recently left him. taking their
only child, and deapondcncy is consid
ered the canoe. of the act.
"Do you really believe," naked tho
ttnnct'upnlonn bunlnena man, “that hon.
only is the beat policy?"
“i believe," replied the tier. Mr.
Oootlley “that It in the 1111) best eter-
A contplicnilon of female troubles,
with catat'rh 11f the stomach anti bow-
eln, had reduced M111 Time 8 Austin,
oi‘ lmuvenwotilt, ind. to such ti deplor-
able c,onditlon that her doctor adviaed
an operation' but her hunband fearing
fatal reanltn. poatponcd thin to try
Electric Bitters; and to the amazo-
n1et1t. of all who knew her, tilii-i inedi-
cine completely cured her. Guaran-
teed cure for torpitl liver, kidney dis-
eatte, billiounnesn, jaundice, chills and
not fire insurance poll11.‘ ~l’l1iltttiel- fever. general tiebillty,
phla Press. and blood poisoning.
... —-—-— tuittle. Price iailc. at i1 l-.i
South Norwalk. 11nd l‘.
walk, drug Iiitll'tlti. Try it,
yawn”... ,.
if you are 1111i ltttppy on a liille you
would in: lean happy on more. ’
it you dogiy knew how much comfort
out bad ved from ! PERFECTION
Oil Hatter—how nimple and economical
it! operation. you would not in without
it another day.
You can quickl make warm and only
my cold 1' in or runny-«no mum in
what part the button. You can heat
"tor, Ind do many other thing! with th!
i
PERFECTION
1 Oil Healer
(W Huh Mala. Device)
Turn the wick on high or low o! m{on can-miller: ! no dun
Carry hunter from room to room. pm! easily cleaned. (I ve!
menu but without rmoke or mail inc-11!! oquippod with moire-
Ind! in two fluidity-nickel and j! it. Dr!!! oil tonal buntiu
folly unburned. old! 4 qunrt! of oi and burn! g
be!!! muted “(you “boot pt
heater or in «on from your «for, writ! to
burnt «may for ducriptivn client! r. .
faith «pool in
equation for
, it! bright
onndltudy ii inhumane
«frictions Mitt“!!! f.¢ty
l1.uruer Made of
animdwwiili Intent imwed
hunt !nd nickel “plated. An ornament to
nymw 111.111,.an random 0111.11-
'm112voryuump 11mm tit! to 11m
nymph upon-M f
"'vrylult‘l
nervousness
Bent tonic
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Curious Features and Histori-
cal lint! Concerning Great
Industry
What may be described as a rude
form of telephone apparatus was suc-
cessfully used by the Knights of Malta
in 1552 during the uecond siege of
Rhodes. The attack army of 'l‘nrka
wan boring tunnels to undermine the
fortifications. 'l‘ho defendcrn nunk
ahaftn In the earth and in these shaftn
placed poles, the ttpper ends of which
were in contact with drums. The
knights were able to tell by the sound
of the drums how near the 'I‘urkn were
tunnelling; 11nd by means of counter-
mlpen, the cnemy‘n advance was atop-
pet.
The string telephone, known to the
juvenile world, was first mentioned In
1667. by an English scientist, Dr. Rob-
ert. liooke. in 1875, nearly two cen-
turion later, Alexander Graham Bell
solved the. problem of conveying
speech'ovor wires by means of an 11n-
dulatory electric. current,
in the spring of 1876, Dr. Bell per-
fected his invention and took out his
first patent; and in the fall of that
year he anti his association, Thomas A.
Watson. held the first telephone con»
vet'satltm ever carried on Over a con.
niderahle distance, the wire running
from Boston to (:umbridgeport. two
miles away.
The 11131 telephone company was
formed in lionton in 1877 by Alexan-
der (lraham iiell, 'i‘homaa Candern.
Gardner Greene Hubbard anti Thomas
A. Wat-.1011.
The first long distance telephone con-
versation was held over a line between
Boston and Lowell, In 1879, about 1mm
ty-elght. miles. The long distance tele
phone service, an the term in under
stood today, dates from the opening
of the New YorkahIcugo line in l892.
ln 188l,-five years after the i111 cation
of the telephone there Were 47.880 Bell
subscribers in the United States which
made a ratio of one subscriber to every
1,074 of the population. Today the
number 11f thenc subacrlbers is about
3,000.000, which would make one to
every 30 people in the United States.
The SU—(‘JiiQIi telephone companies
sprang up in the United States aftet
the expiration of the Bolivilerliner pat-
ents. However. the llell system re
thing like national telephone connec-
tlonn.
. The longest telephone line in daily
use extends over the ltlbii miles oi
liell wires between Bonton, Mann. and
0111111111. Neb. The value of line and
.1pparatua ut the sole disposal of the
two men who comerse is about $250,-
11011. The Weight til the copper in the
line is 1,141,000 pounds,
The first telephone. mortgages were
sent over telegraph wires. The hard-
1l1'awn copper wire now tuned in the
telephone bllHinI-L-lrl, and which hat-
n111de long distance telephony possible.
is the invention of Thomas B. Doo
little, now 11 Bell engineer.
The telephone is operated by less
energy than any other public service
contrlvnnce. The lawyer required to
carry 11 mcasnge a thousand miles it
but a sntall fraction of the power re
tptlred to light on ordinary incandes-
cent lump.
Tile telephone differs from all other
electrical devices in that It requires
no skill I11 use It. A child can tele-
phone. 811 can the {cement invalid.
One of the buxieat exchangca In San
Francisco before the earthquake and
fire was nituuled ltt t‘hlnutown. It
and i111. own Chinese oiilclaln and op-
cratorn, but was 11 part of the Hell
system in that city.
At first telephone operators were
men. llefore long, hem-var. it was
realized that women were heat fitted
for the work. The. ilrnt woman op-
in still living in 'l‘ort'lngton.
Conn. Several of the largent llcli
companies tnulntniu tlt‘llllt)iii for the
training of operators.
'l‘clepbone aubncribera wcro first
rolled by their names. The practice
of toting numbern inntetttl of names or-
iginated in Lowell. M11115.
"Hello." the old telephone animation.
won first uaed by 'I‘hotuan A. Edison.
The present. ”hello girl,” 1111 ahe in col-
loquially known, does not 11111.1 the
word. "Number?" unvea time and In
more liuaineanlike.
Telephone connirttction han Itn cur-
loun feature». in Rocky Mountain
111111111111 the engineer» have. laid "aub-
marina" cable in trencbeu to prevent
the Inudaildca and alarm» that aweep
that elevated area from canning rain
and consequent Interruption of lht.1
telephone nervice. Ordinarily the nub.
marine cabio In mind to give telephone
ncrvlcc to the lnltnbltunin of Inland»
, off the client and to carry meetings-.11
aurora rivern and harborn. .
The late Marshall Fluid wan the llrlit
merchant to make the private branch
euthanize a feature of department ntore
service. in tho new Wanamaker More
In Philadelphia, the Philadelphia ’l‘alc-
phonn Company ha! lnntnlied an ax-
chanso with several thousand liner.
oral or
For chapped and cracked hands get
i)cWitt’ ti Witch Halal 8nivu.811l1i by
The (‘lliford Pharmacy and The Bridge
Pharmacy.
we
Ditto DURING MA".
Mlaimi O'Irltn llama Amy Whit!
at Church Yut!rci!y.
MIDDIAIH‘OWN. ' Doc. ti.»~MIchael
O‘ilrten, aged 68.nnd11nmarriad died
suddenly during innit! yontmdny In at.
i‘rnnctn' R, (3 Church When the net"
via! was about half ova1 he was noon
to array In Ida neat 11111 1111111 Mutated
from the church building to the home
ct the Rev. J. Mctllvney, nearby.
1a.. medical aid arrived he was
Hurt ("MAM il given 11! th!
canto.
STOP THAT cOLili
or it may remit In Pneumonia. Brie
. 11111111 Balm I! breuidn up cold! when-
over trlod airport 1111 out exception.
' it 7 11-: 11““
To 11.. PoopI! ‘dl‘lop til Norwntk.
"Sudden changer; in the Weather
cannot help but result In nought, colds
bronchial troubles, the tape and oth-
er sickness. This went or Is also had
for old people and thorn who are run.
down or have a tendency to any weak
near or dincuse. "
Bald one of the propt'leiora of The
Clifford Pharmacy: 1 "It. seems to me
that every man, woman and child In
South Norwalk, 0 , alally the aged
and run-down, a paid be warned
through the columns of‘iyour paper to
build themselves up and take proper
precautions to ward off duknesa at this
season, and there would be very much
less suffering and few r deaths in
South Norwalk. "
When asked what was considered
the moat univeraaliy ouncoaaful medi-
cine they had overpaid for that pur-
pose, without hesitation the tlrugglst
answered. “Our modern and liver pro-
pa1'atlon,Vinol. You know it Is not
a patent medicine and it does not con-
tain any useless oil to clog the system
and upset the atotnach. but. it does con»
tain every one of the medicinal Cili‘Il.‘
live and body-building elements of cod
liver oil actually taken from fresh
codn‘ livers, with tonic iron added."
Vino] cures coughs. bronchitis.
strengthens the aged, builds up the
weak and run down, and makes rich,
red blood. if it fails we return your
money. The Clifford Pharmacy.
Note. *Wiliie we are sole agents for
Vinoi in South Norwalk it is now for
sale. at the leading drug store in near-
Iv every town and city in the country.
Look for the. Vinol agency in your
town.
A HARD WINTER.
(From the Washington Post).
Prophets in various sections of the
country are. foretelllng a long, hard
winter beginning immediately after
Thanksgiving. The signs, they any, are
all pointing in one duration. in Penn
nyivanlu it has been noticed that motile
rats have begun building early; that
cornhunks are thick, with the stalks
leaning to the west; that geese, ducks
and chickens are growing’a thick down
under their feathers and a bony sub-
stance on their feet: that Squirrels
have laid 11p unusual supplies of wow
euder; that. toadntooln on old logs have
many wrinkles; that owtn have retired
to“ the forest a month earlier than 1111-
11111, and that the chin whiskers 11f
farmers are. growing faster than was
ever known before. As a clincher. it
In reported from lancnster County
that many farmers have developed 11
bony substance on their feet, similar
to that which has odnipped other do
mentlc fowl for a tough winter.
From New Orleans came! the alarm
tag new that two distinct curln are.
seen in the tail of the 'ponsum anti
that "on moonlight nights rabbits
are heard drumming on hollow logs
with their hind feet and knitting the
juice of tnulleln wood between their
teeth," in Went Virginia several seri-
our un‘rayn are reported between moon-
‘Ihineru and rabbits, which are remark-
.1l1ly bold in their forays upon moun-
tain stills, From Western Kansas there
has been 11 migration of prairie dogs
into the Oklahoma cpuntry Salmon
have left all the Pacific want rivetn
for the deep ocean. The weather
sharp of the 1.1111 Angles Times re
ports that "horned toads may be heard
gttttshlng their teeth in the treetops,
11nd black cats are looking white 1111-
1le1f the eyes and staying out nights
later than usual."
Open the b11wela-DeWiit'n Little
Emly Rinern are recommended and
sold by The (‘liffm 1i Pharmacy and 'i‘ he.
Bridge l’hat'mac1
HARRIMAN'S COUSIN MlSBlNG.
BERKEhEY, (‘11l., Dec. :l.-—-'l‘he
Berkeley police yesterday were advis-
cd of the disappearance of l. S, Averel
firat. cousin of E. ii. iiarriman. Averei
in connected with the. freight depart-
ment of the Southern Pacific Com-
pany. Averel baa been thinning from
his Berkeley home niuce Saturday. at
which time he went to Oakland to
draw money front the bank to send his
11311 In Panama. iiin wife in proatrat-
f’ .
NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS.
We are planned to announce that il‘o
ley'a Honey and TM for coughs, ooidn
and lung troubicn in not affected by the
National Pure Food and Drug Law as
It contnlna no opinion or other harm-
ful drugs. and We recommend it an a
safe remedy for children anti adults.
Plniated a Drug store anti ’i‘he Clifford
Pharmacy
OHIO MAN KILLS His WIFE.
EAS’I‘ LIVERPOOL. (1., Dec. 3.—-
Donato Milanetti. aged 27 years, of
Midland. the new stool town near here
fired two shots Into hht wife’n breast
this morning. killing her instantly, and
then «but himaolf twice in the head.
He in I11 11 honpttai here. where It In
unid he cannot recover. The ahootlng
occurred during a quarrel over the at-
tentioun of a ghoul. at a party.
Milanatti came to Midland from
Btnubcnvllln five dnyu ago. lit1 charg-
ed hi! wife with infidelity.
MAKE! THE LIVIR LIVILY.
Orlno laxative Fruit Syrup given
permanent relief in nation of habitual
coordination at It, stimulator the liver
and reutmun the natural action of the
howolu without Irritating there organs
likn pills or ordinary cathartlcn. Door
not 11111111111111. or gripe and ll mild and
piennunt to take. Remember the
name ORINO and return ttubrttltttwii.
Plainluti‘ 11 Drug Store and The Clifford
Pharmacy.
MORE lNDlCTMINTI AOAINOT MA-
YO RIG MIL!
SAN FRANCISCO.MD¢1¢. lie-Mayor
Europe if. Submit: and Abruhnm hunt
today will be united upon to answer in-
dictment! charging1 the extortion of
money from French rostnurttntl. Both
will plaid not guilty to the charger.
’t‘ho dirtrtct. attorney but everything
in rendinorn to begin the trinin on all
‘I’ndtcuntmtn found by the grand lat-y to
Me.
iii. 0 DoWitt I1 (311., of Chicago, at
whore Inhotatory Kodol is mounted.
allure u! that this remarkable dig!»
taut and correcting for 1h! ntomneh
conforms fully to all provilibnu of ill.
National Pure Food Mill Drug tow.
. tic. .
.Oii‘iorti, W! 11nd nut-«11!.
and u or 11111111111. ’rit!
,
Bold by The 11111111111 Pharmuy and
The Iirldn Phonon}. “
A ANDilNED BY ZIONITES
Overseer Voi‘lvla to Lead Peo-
pioto Another Zion. (living
Creditors Present One
CHICAGO, Dec. iir'J'htl
today nayn:
Zion City In to I111 abandoned. The
Restoration float, which was built up
by John Alexander Dowle after years
11f utrenuons effort will ahortly he left
to its creditors by Overseer Wilbur
Glenn Volvla, who, like a new Morten.
will lead his people forth from the
discredited gates to found another
Zion.
Announcement of the approaching
heglra wan made. yenterduy by Over-
seer Volvltt before an audience of more
than 1,000 persona in the Zion Church
at Sixteenth atreot anti Michigan ave-
nue. It was marked by his assumption
of “Divine authority.” Al. the same
time be outlined bin piano for 11 new
city. to be conducted along Soclnilatic
linen, with hintnelf an unpreme spiri-
tual and temporal heart. Coupled with
the announcement. of his plans were
vehement denunciations“ of unworthy
members of the church. whom. he do.-
clared, were responsible for its fall.
The new Zion Into which no unwor-
thy member nhuli be allowed to color.
will form the nucleus of a moat ener-
getic crusade against the wickedness
of the world and that of Chicago in
particular.
Autocrntic Socialism is to be the go
verument 11f the nod community, No
more. debts. no more house. rent, no
more holding of land or property by
Individuals. bttt a sublime condition of
brotherly love and primitive Chriatiun.
ity in to prevail. At the same time
Volvln is to be supreme,
The nucleus of the new Zion Is to
consist of ten chosen famliicn, which
will be. selected by Volvla. These fam-
illea will he chant-.11 for their Implicit
faith in the guidance of the new prop-
het arid their preparedness to nacrb
lice all at his bidding.
A1.- 111 the location of the new Zion
Volvia was silent. cementing himself
with the declaration that he would
have. several announcements to make
within two weeks. in preparation.
however for the cruando which he pro-
poser-1 to start in Chicago. he stated
that to a certain extent headquarters
would be located in the. Great. Devil's
Kingdom. as he termed this city.
Chronicle
CORPORATION NEWS.‘
The Smith, Northam & 011., incorpor-
ated. of Hartford, has filed an Incon
poratlon certificate in the ofllce of the
secretary of state. Itn capital stock 9.8
authorlczd is $100,000, and it In to be-
gin business with $25,000. Emlyn V.
Mitchell, Rttsaeli (l. Northam and
Charles H. Northnm. .ltf., are the in
corporatot's.
The Hillside (llub, of New Haven.
has filed a copy of its articles of as-
sociation. .iamm 1". Slaven, Charlon
B. Hughes, Frank Dalton, William
Reilly and Pat-rick Morhan are its sub-
scrihet's.
'i‘he Stearns Lime company, of Dan-
bury, has incorporated. its capital
stock authorized in $10,000 and it in
to start with $2500. ’ Carroll 0. Ry-
der, Willin W Stearns and Weilford
'l‘. Andrews are the Incorporatorn.
“Here comes a car at last," said Neil.
“Oh! but that’s 11 yellow one," ro-
plleti Belle. "Let’s wait for a red
one."
"But the yellow one will take us
home."
“i know, but red In so much more
becoming to me."—Philadeiphia Led-
ger,
11111 is 1111..
Without Music
And what better music con you have
than an Edison Phonograph? if you
own one of these machines you have
the beat artiste In the world at your
dlnpoaal, both instrumental and vocal.
The prices of machines are Tun, 'i‘wen-
ty. ’i‘hirty and Fifty Dollara, and you
may have one of them by paying one
Dollar down and one dollar per week.
and If you pay with you cannot have
it one cent. less. Call at our store
anytime and hour your favorite aung.
A. .l. ANGEVINE 1i SON.
FURNITUII. ITO.
I" WIIMMNR Itmt.
ODIN! Namath. Conn.
..... .1... «a... ...... . m. n—a—vwwwm
Harry E. Crane,
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noun 11111111111. 111111111.
(Print! pupil, I your! with H. H.
tut-imam NIW Inland conurvuory
of Mimic, m». Mm). will mm
at!!! in loath Norm it. 12 your!
«aim. I will «rm to lint fivr
undying. I!!! limit“. Matti» pa.
all! mill“. Mmioiin oiuht! form
! mm.
m I't'tIfII'Id I) AV!” IRIDOIPOM'.
Willi.
314W Advert-emu. 1 11111131111111 Atrium
The D. M. Read Co.
Mould-Ind 1857.
' A ; :' tantalum
Bags, Purses and the li ke.
Among the dainticst of all the gift novelties are
the
Purses, Card (.7 uses and Vanity Cases of gold and silver.
Some of them are perfectly plain, ready fot the owner's
monogram, some arc of elaborate respousse work others are
hand etched
f A chain 1.11 attached for carrying at the wrist
Gold Mesh Bags have the Clasps studded with gems,
aincthy Sta garnets and sapphires.
golt
ope
skil
purses and Card Cases of unusually fine beads.
made novelties until after Christmas, but there is a fine
St‘it‘
'lltc newest “Peggy Bags" are beautifully finished in
l and quite roomy .
Beaded Bags.
There are some beautieq here now, straight from Enr-
Ilowcr and landscape patterns are deftly wovcn by
lot] fingers. the colorings perfect. lhet'c arc small Mull-
We shall be. unable to get any more of the choice hand
1'111111 at present.
Jewelry Section, Falrfield Ave. entrance.
Winter Underskirts.
An attra‘c’titc line of Flannel Underskirts jll‘ii opened,
and the 11. rather scents to require these warm garments now. 7"!
ll1c colors are very 11a1ntv light blue and pink, some.
striped. finished with donor es and buttonltolcd edges.
With embroidered edges, 35 and 39 cts.
Witlt Hounces, 515 cis.
Patterns ready to make 1111,25 cts.
Wool Skirt Patterns, $1 25 to $1.98 § §
Wool flannel wtth sateen ruffles, $2.98
Blatk sateen lined with llannci, .98 to $1.98 :
Skirt Section, l1 rer floor.
Children’s Furniture.
in the Toy Store are some small articles of white c11-
amelcd furniture intended for large dolls or small girls:
this
China Cabinets for doll china. . l
Chifi'oniers and dressers for dolls.
Writing desks anti tables for little girls. ‘
\Vltitc Rockers and Chairs. i
loy Sto1c, first floor.
111ch are sc1cntccu different xtyles in automobiles in
store. 3
Be sure. and see our special Holiday lines of small and
medium sized Rugs. '
11.1
1 lift
Thé D. M. Read Co.
Underwear
Tht change in the weather suggests WINTER UNDER-
WEAR.
.11
“’1' are prepared to show full lines at Popular Prices. ,_l
‘ "Intramural! ‘vort
Idlun Phonon-uh! and Martin.
Victor and columhl! Talking Marina»
and 11mm
fluid for than or on tit! mailman
Pint.
CHILDREN'S GARMENTS.
Plain and Ribbed,
25c to 75c.
LADIES’ GARMENTS
Excellent Value at 25c
“Golden Star" Brand at 50c
“Non Shrinking"a 75c
“Oxford Cut” at $1.00
MEN’S GARMENTS.
White and Grey at . . 501:
Natural Wool at 75L-
Natural Wool at $1.00
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84 WASHINGTON 8T» AOU'PH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone i145.
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