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local News iii—13'.
Charles E. Seymour is a visitor in
New York toda11.'
Miss Lodema Adams is spending to-
day In New York.
, Uncas Tribe, l. 0. R. 111.. held a reg-
uiar meeting last evening.
Company D will drill at the Armory
this evening. A regular routine drill
is scheduled
’ A regular routine meeting of Court
Muhackcmo, Foresters of America.
was held last evening.
Professor Barnes will take @1111 in
the roller skating races tonight at the.
Park City Rink in Bridgeport.
The directors of the Norwalk iios-'
pionl did not hold a meeting last night. 1
the business going over for another
month.
General Russell Frost. commanding
the brlgadc. was in Hartford yesterday
and todnv t xnrnining ofllecrs for corri-
miesions in the Connecticut National
Guard.
It flows like lire through y'our veins:
it. does the work if vo'ure wasting
away day by (1111. take Hollistm’ s
Rockv Mountan Tea. 35 cents 'lea
or Tablets. Pi lstéd's Drug Store
' The case of Milkmen Keeler, of East,
Norwulk. who was arrested or) :1
charge of failing to send to school 11
child he had taken from the Volun-
teer's home, was continued until April
9 in Judge Taylor's court yesterday
afternoon. The continuance was grant-
ed to allow State Trunut Agent Giles
Potter to ascertain the correct age of
the child in question.
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—-LECTURE AND RECITAL ON THE
.- PASSION PLAV. 111'
Next liflcdrresday evening. March 20.
at the South Norwalk Congregational
Church, liiustmted Lecture on the Fas-
sion Play bv Dr i'arland. who has
twice visited 0am. Ammergau. Ac-
companied by an organ Recital and
meal selections 11,1);- talented singers.
'llckcts 3.3 cents. For sale at Dicker
man' s. and lia\tcr' s drugstore.
KILLED BY A CAVE-IN.
Pennsylvania Railroad Hao Another
Accident on New York Station
Excavation.
NEW YORK, March tit—«01111 man
was killed and eight injured, some of
them seriously. by n cave-111 of rock
in the Pennsylvania Railroad station
excavation early today; The dead man
was Giuseppe Sazio. a laborer. Sazlo
and his gang had been ordered to clear
away the debris torn 1111 by two heavy
blasts. They were loading the mater-
iul 011 cars for removal; when no enor-
gnons bluidcr. loosened by the shot,
fell. carrying with it a mass of bokcn
stone and dirt.
Nine, laborers werebur‘icd. All save
Snaio were alive when they were ting
out. He had been crushed to death. '
SUSPICIOUS DEATH OF NURSE.
NORTON. March IB.—~.\iiss Susan 1’.
Green. head nurse of 11 .\c11 York hos
pital. died at the Hmneoputlric Hospi-
tnl in this (111.:Iasf night as the re-
snli of 1111 optration.tl1c nature of
which the 11111101 ltir.‘ refuse" to makr:
public. IiCCiilFf’ cl tin.1 nature .of iliss
Green" .1 111'. ie-mtrleru statement to po-
licc (ICU-cults it is believed that the.
arrest of one and 11p1'i111ps two promi-
nent .\'1w York physicians will be
made in that cltv today or tomorrow.
Mi 5 (2111111 did not director-11.1 the
name of tln- lms11i1ai with which she.
“as crmr1ctiv1d.The police obtained
practically no tittui‘s oi‘ the (111511. 11s
the \‘.'tilili<lllfi 111ntllt'ou nl'ovcuicd 11
length" excnrinatiou. Attire l-lomcpn
the Ho: mm 11111111 it was stated that
Miss Grr.'t11 lorn11 r11 livrd in lio-
ton . .
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LAn' ES' UNITE DWHIST CLUB.
At the rczulrr'r meeting of the invl
res L‘n 111d \‘1 111111 ‘i'uh the lady” 3
prize was snared iii Mrs dwartl l‘.
Smith and the gentleman's prize bv
prize 11.1 “.(Cli’i l b1'1.\l1'~I-2d11'111d l1.
Godfrey. of (‘1 rovc Fti‘t-rct.\i'1ls‘ the hon-
' tess.- T1111 next incetiua will be ill‘lri
1on Monday i'\‘t‘lllli'!. March 51h, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs? Edward ZeluiT.
when Mrs. Silas Ketuharn will be thr-
hostess.
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i WOLTHAUSEN CORPORATION.
.l’apers were filed at the state secre-
incorporating
the John ii. Wolthausen Company o‘f.
tury' 11 office yesterday
Norvt'aik. hat“ manufacturers; saints
$011000: business to be commenced
'with 330. 000: incopor‘ators. John H
' Woithausen. William F. Trimpert.
1 John Caner all of Daubury. and Wil-
" mm B. Hubbell of South Norwalk.
High Grade Iiubiior Goods.
11011111111111 afvmuon.
.. HOT WATER domes, arc.
' 74 Washington St.
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Tol. 2‘34.
Eviryiiiiirl in Ship Chandiory.
'1 11111113. Ols— arrd Varnishes. -
" Denatured and Wood Alcohol.
loot line of Iprin. Good. our shown.
HARRY RIDER,
Gouda delivered free.
Tel. 243- 3.
3‘CAUOI AND EFFECT."
Revival Services Continue at the First
Methodist Church.
At the service held last night, the
continuance of the revival services at
the First Methodist Church, Evange-
Ilat Plue preached on the subject,
“Cause and Effect." The text was
John 3: 16. The thought was that
Christianity was the effect of which
God's love was the cause. The ser
men was an emphasis of the. character-
'istlcs of love He showed that love
spoke a universal language—that it is
no iespecter of persons-—that it is
eternal i’ri 'lts endurance and that It
is able to see one 1enc1es which were
‘otherwlae invisibl.
Mrs. Marv Morse Grannis sang the
gor-rpei solo, “Over the Line."
At the service tonight Frank Com-
stock will be the soloist anti deerlck
S Andrews will preside at the organ
1l1ronghont the service
Tomor row afternoon there will be a
Bible reading conducted by the evan-
gelist. .The topic will be “Attitudes
of the Believer. " The subject of the
'sermon tonight will be "Blind Bustlin-
(ICUS.
NO MORE FAST TRAINS.
In View of Present Agitation Railroads
May Lengthcn Scheouzec.
CHICAGO, March lil.~—'l‘l1e llecord-
Herald today stirs:
\lcstern railroad oiileials are dis
cussing the adrisablliu of lengthening
out the running time of fast trains.
with 11 view to grenter economv of op-
eration A meeting to discuss passen-
gtr soiiodults has been called for to-
d111. it Is the second gathrriug of the
kind within 11 short. time
it is stated that owing to two-cent
passenger legislation and the neces-
sity of conserving revenue everywhere.
the 111111111 1'11 oilicials believe a general
lengthening in train schedules is ad-
visable. it is said that all that re-
mains to carry the plans into effect Is
an agrccnn'nt as' to the timt1 it is ad-
visable to make.
Tentative 1.111111111111111 are being pre-
pared by several roads with a view to
presentation to the meeting.
I'”' NORWALKCLUB POOL.
W. G. Miller Wino from Louis Verlin,
y 50 to 43.
The first»; me I11 the pool tourna-
ment of the: 'orwnlk Club was played
last night. W. 4G. Miller. 50. won from
Louis \1’hrlin.4 71. by 'ihc score of .‘10
to iii The score bv frames:
Miller, 50. Veriin. 45.
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l2 111
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1'2 313
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50 1H
An effort is being made to arrange
a game for tonight. Tomorrow 1'1'1111-
lug. Dr. W. L. Word. SS. and Thomas
C. liulcom. 55, will play.
AMATEUR BASKETBALL CHAM-
PIONSHIP.
The basketball,games between Corn-I
pany l". of Norwalk. and Middletou'n
will be for tht1 1111111111111 championship
of the state. “hinted anti Bristol are
no“ engaged in 11 series of champion
ship genius but rhev can hardly be cull-|
11d amateurs as the Winistcd team had
three members of the famous Glmcrs
ville. New York team Tuesdav night.
when Bristol was defeated bv a scor‘c
oi". .‘l to if; Tl111 firs-'1 oi' the Norwulk-
.‘iiid'dleiown gurnts “ill be played next
Monday night at the Norwnlk Armory.
It is civpcctcd that the crowd at this
series will tax the capacity
Armory. Company
ins hard for these games and is confl-
deuf that Mldtllelown will at least not
take thr- so games as ctrsilv as she won
from the' Norwaikers on two other 111-
csslons‘ during the rut-sent season.
COMMITTEE FOR CARNIVAL.
Chief E111i1111111' A l1].
has announced the executive commit-
11.111 for the coming' carnival. He will
be chairman of" all the arrangements
and will have associated with him 11
number of Well-known 'emen and
workers as f‘oIIoWs: leorge \i'. lio-
gai‘tlns, llarold i1'.
.11cr1‘1ta1'y, Chester l". Clark. M. A.
ilently, Frederick Homer, 1). W. Hur-
i'or1l,G.ll. Vosburgli, E. W. Clark. lie-I
101 Adams.
RICE GETS A CHANCE.
Owen thr' was found drunk in 11
lower Wall 211111111 doorway last night
by Captain 'l‘homus Hunt and locked
lllCe has 11 111111.: police rccord. brrt
in view of the fact that I111 has bceui
on his good behn1 lot of late. Judge E.
M. Lockwood continued his eyelids
11p.
morning. for a month.
SAMPLE SALE .
of 3, 000 Boxes of
Fine Writing Paper.
8 Boats 11 Box.1
COLEMAN’S c:
“.0 NEWS STORE
’7' Fxgmx'mzmnAnou iii-North Main .at'c'. 1.3931 Norwailt r.
. . 1 Agent! or In".
"Topic minim 101111111 Norwalk Mali and sporting «code
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012 Water It. BRIOGEPORT. Conn. .
. Raincoals. New Siules. from $10 to $25.
111 5.1.1. armors
‘ AND suns.
Smart. trim tlvercoats that will hllit‘i) was Spring 11111.5
all ready [or men who like to pitk earlv. “11 Show the uiira
shapes in COvcrt top coats. and knee length garments of Mark
and grav materials and the more conservative 513110.915 altr .115.
our tours exhibit superiority in stv.lc 1111ulit1 and tailoring. anti
they excel in lit
Spring Overcoais from $5. 50 to $25).
ilit' man who 111111115 wood clothing pill be impressed \1iili
the 111011.5ng new .materials the style. anti the superb norknrau~
ship of our new Spring suits. I11 colors anti shapes il1ev bring
.tlrr snap (if-newness: and lmtlr colors and shapes are esclusive
with us.
Spring Sack Suits. from $10 to $25.
_ .Not too early to get a line on Spring styles of hats and fur-
nishings; Easter comes March 31.
14 South Main‘St." Tel. Call 632-2
THE PRICE OF EGGS
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mediately surr.oundirig March Is the
mouth for low prices on eggs and it in
Large Supply Coming in and Pricca p1obnbie that the price will decrease
Coming Down This Month. jg'raduully until they are comparative-
! _ i _ f ) 1 I ly cheap. That is a condition that will
’1 1’1"" i’ 1335 "I“ ”1““ 1‘ big’ not last long. however for the far-
drop. and most of the det'rlcrs are mers 11nd the poulrIvmen are already
thinking tlnrt it is about time. WI: 11 ihi‘gllllllllH ‘" “N ”Kg“ it" ”18 93”"
in a few days they lune been stlling. spring hurrhing. and thousands of do-
1',” ”.m‘. fivB 111 iortv tents J mm." ,Zuns are 1".1111111I111I l".1)l flint purpose
hilt totlny tlrcv 111111 he found in some . ”It “Will S“Dill." ”I “'03“ 001111“! 9838
of the stores that handle them in large IS IIICI'PHSIIIR rapidly.
quantities for t1111nti- iivc 111'1l1i1't1 'llre prlr.1e of western "fresh eggs"
cents 11 dozen. This is of (1111111111 for1l111s 111111.11 11 torrcspouding drop and
111- strictly fresh borne raised article‘tlrcx may he bought In many slows as
which is supplied by the countrv i111 Ilow 111; twenty cents 11 dozen.
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BEST GRAIN—BEST SERVICE! (
You wnnt.your horses not only‘in good condltltin, but
you want them able to work and keep in good guilt-diam.
This can be done by giving them proper food. There Is
11 difference between outs and oats. You'll never 111111121,-
it so thoroughly until 1011 see our stock. You can't buy
better"—-for we buy the- best. .. 1 5 ‘
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1. -. Buy Oat; That: Clean. ’ ‘ ,
1' . . MANUEL 'r HATCH'.
/ ( I 11111 near—filer us far 111:. the nc'al- ~ 1 1
. est letter bo‘gifr telephone.
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Specral Sale oi ' .1
Letter Files, l50 Each.
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F's five is prurie-
Wiuchester '
Clark. A. C, Knorrz,
wm. P Beers’
Book and Statronery Stores.
149 Wall St.. Now a? 6 So. Main St.. So..Nor‘wa‘.k.
I THE HATCH & BAILEY CO.
nturnber and Mill Work for Everuihingo-
' ' FililM A PIGGERY-TO A PALACE.
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Timber, shingles...'iath. all kinds and grades of beveled Siding, flooring
and finishing lumber. 1 A.“ kinds oi hurd woods. Tar paper, flint coated
roofing paper, shotitlili‘i‘g paper Hair insulator and deafening papers, ordi-
{nary and extension ladders. Doors, sash, blinds. interior house trim in
IPine, Redwood. Cyiiress, Poplar and Chestnut. Straight and fancy saw-
ing, turning, planing, shop jobblng. cabinet work, veneered work. Klin~
Bof Iron
. A‘: Ohio. Kansas (ityS91’11b'er'n pfd.
and Wine.
That name is often applied to prep-
arations that are devoid of medicinal
value. it .
you can be sure of
Go by the maker‘s name.
is the only way
beneficial results.
IF IT IS
CLIFFORD BEEF IRON
AND who:
it contains. in right proportions, the
very purest materials. it will strength
on and Make rich blood. A splendid
remedy for run-down folks.
Full pint bottles. 50 cents.
lire llrlirrrl Pharmacy,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE- DEIJVERY SERVICE.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
NEW lORK. March 13. ——Another
break in the stock market soon aim
the beginning of operations today 1111-
vived the nervous feeling prevailing
dill'IllK the Weak period of last week.
The heavy selling was generally attri-
buted to the Immediate needs of the
money mar.ker 'l‘h 151i: of the month
calls for some large dividends my
menu; and for stock and note. subscrip
tions. It is supposed that the banks
Were obliged to call loans to provide
for the heavy requirements. Foreign
markers were also upset by the money
situation liquidation in Berlin and Lon
don have 11 reflected effect here. \l’scr-
er'n 1'1rilrnntl'stocks were thc weakest.
brrt declines 11p to '2 points and over
Were general all through the list. Some
of the more conspicuous losses were
were Great Northern pfd. 7131. North-
erri Pacific ii. Northwestern .3 and [‘11-
iori Pacific 1'1,
About 4511.000 shares changed hands
in the first hour. (‘all money opened
at 15 per ccnr. within a fraction of liit‘
highest rate of the your. Time loans
for short periods were quoted at 1:
per (cm. plus a commission. Condi-
tions bccamc punir ky on tht1 Stotk Ex
change by noon and prices melted
away in 11 tit-moralized fashion under
the forced liquidation by calling of
loans. the wiping out of margins and
the throwing upon the marker of col-
lateral in loans The s"t11erest loss1s
wcrr in the high gutdo railroad stocks
especially in the “western R1 1ion.
The Hill group. including the Great
Nortlrerut) e CMtiflcateg tl1oppctl
111101114 iii piil'n'wtisvkntmh Can. Paciiic 1.
Reading 613‘s. Union Pacific Nerthwest.
ern Brooklyn Transit and Amalga
mated Copper betw cen 1'1 11nd 13 points.
The losses throughtmf the list ran to
various figures 11p 1 3 points and over.
Call money 71-; p 111.11t at noon
11' Al I. S'l‘ REF’I‘. H): 10 11 111 ——0pen-
iriwices of stockgi were generally
to r than inst night and the declines
were wide in sornwot’ the active fav
oriies. Canadian Raciiic. fell :2, Un-
lorr Pacific and Baltimore and Ohio
I’lg.lic1rding L111Ited11Statcs Steel 1n
ter'borough Metropolitan pfd. Arnal-
gamnted Copper anti Sios1'Shcflicl1l
Steel about a point and Si..i’aul,'
l’cnnsyhanin, Southern Railway.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Colorado
Fuel and American Smelrlng large
fractions. New York Central and
Missouri Pacific were1 the only stocks
which showed fractional gains.
\\' ALI. STREET ll 11 111.-—la1'ge
amounts of stocks were thrown upon
1.11'ket at steadllv receding priecs.‘
he liar'rlman and Hill stocks the
fit
ul
fur the tlould specialties. Bear qual‘
tcrs were emboldened u'nd put our ex-
rt-nshe lines of stock. Northern Pn~
cutie dropper] the points Great North-
[111011 Pacific 1. Ana-
conda ‘l I-II (‘tntral Railroad of New
Jersey 11nd (‘nnadinlt Fatjlflc" . Atrial-
guniatc -d (Topptr .. ’,.f1»8 ,1P1 essctl Steel
(‘1'.11" l-2,l lit111lt1'3'iI-h. Arebison.
Southtrn l’at-i'iic lie .tdlug. lialrimore
ll'll Did I .11
S. Steel and lirooki‘it'i'l‘ransit :5 had
the list gcncr 1ll1' bettveen i and 2
points. Missouri Pacific rosc I l-,$ St.
Louis Southwestern ~1'i-1i" and Linseed
pid. 2 1-_ 1.1 .
WALL STREET. Noonm’l‘he 1111ar-
kt-t was (11"t-1wirelr1111tl with the stentlv
outpouring of slot he and the slump in
pr I1 11s took on panicky proportions at
drying facilities. . '
Mill. foot of Marshall Street. Telephone'qo-a.
Lumber Yard. Water Street. Telephone 46-2
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The
Modern Way
i I: to keep your cash in the bank subject in check,
when it will be safe and convenient.
it
Your Account
56. marwa k
Trust Cam ”any.
aback-books [no In General 3.1111111, Dom.
10pm Saturday Rich“. 1 , .
Will raooivo careful affection of tho
noon. Extreme declines 11p to first
time were .\'or'tl1ern Pacific 10.G1't111t
Northern ()re Certificates ill/4. Great
Northern piti 11);, Canadian Pacific" 1.
1llndson i.A111111111a:'at11ti (Iotiptrr'il.1
and Southern Pacific At1'l1ison St .
l‘:1nl and U. 5.511114 'i or more. Bonds .
\‘111f1 itaV)‘. |
I WAI. l. S"‘lltl1l'l'l‘. i p m.—-'[‘1111 n11)-
:1'11111111'1 1'11ll1' In the lit” stocks had
Hcar'ctly nrry 1I‘i'cci 1111 the gentral listl
I11nd pric1s 11".1111 fluctuating wiitlLv
again b1 itli't the 1‘ 1nd 01 thy hour. licud- -
slumped l.2 i-S with breaks of l to
i 112 beIthn snl11s.ilnltm Pacific
dropped 9.1’11ln11nr1 &. Hudson ii .l-S
Canadian Pacific and Amalgamated
Copper" 1 I- “.5. St Paul 1.- Northwestern
ti I-.i Suga1 ti. Atchison and Brooklyn
Ti't'rnsli 5 i-:2. Southern Pacific. lini-
timor'e -& Ohio and 17.81 Steel upwards
of 4 M
ENGLISH 'LONGGHOREMEN AT
~. 1 - ' WORK; .. .
HAMBURG March ilk—About 1.500
of the English 'longshoremeo Imported
to take the places of the locked out lo-
cal 'longshorenteu who refuse to work
on the ship owners' terms are at work
today and more of them are on their
way here from London. In addition.
gangs of 'longuhoremcn have been
brought here from Antwerp. Five
hundred native 'longshoremen employ-
ed by tho Hamburg-American Steam
Packet Company are still working for
that concern.
‘MPW—I
$12. 00, now $4. 98
98 Washington Street.
(3031!
Tel. 548.
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weakest feutur'ts: All of the active!
issues were without support. except _
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Advance showing of Spring Derbicc.
All the new shapes in Soft Hats.
Neglicc Shirts, new Spring coiorings, at 5!. .oo.:
The leader for this season is the “Resco” Shirt at $1 50 8t 32'
A very fine white pleated Coat—Shirt at 1.99. '
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First showing of children's “Jack Thr/Reeiers, 84.00. 5
Children' s Suits, new Spring shades, from $1. 50 to $h. 0o.
A few heavy weight Overcoat: at $4.98, $9.89 311631408.
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY.
Youths' Suits, sizes 16,17. 18 and 19, that were $10.00 and
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Prices Clothing 81111111]!
HEAD TO- FOOT OUTFITTERS _
SouthNorwalk, Conn.
Phone 165-5. _ .. .
9* Koal. '
The difference or the high grade Coal we sell 'and the Herd hand-
led by other dealers 13 in comparison with the spelling of the above.
Moral: We sell real Coal; no mixture heal and slate.
Extra large No.2 Nut', $5.00 per ton.
1"
lbs llrrrriel iierrgh Barri 1111111111,
74 saavraw 'AVE.
AT SELLECK’S
In a SUIT or OVERCOAT for next winter's wear. Many 'Iuito'l
Overcoatc in‘ conservative atylea at end of season prices.
We have gathered togethera alot of Odds and Ends of 'lov'll' Shhoal"
Suits, both light and heavy weights value 8250 to $5,
1m «1101
In our Custom Department, Spring Suite of pure wool or worsted '
1111.111";
priccd them 32. '
fabric: to your measure, $20 to 345.
Custom Shirts In exclusive patterns at reasonable 11111:».
Hits H Seller:
CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT SORT.
4.8 50 Wall Street, 'Norwaik
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liremllars IJItnI. ti Suit
33 South Main St., South Norwalk.
SALE OF
Suits from $12.98 to 850.00
Skirts from $1. 98 to tag. 00.
Waist: from 391: to $10.00.
one week than the root of tho
together cell In a month, and
prove it.
ucs. nicer styles, and better taliorihgi
Come and be convinced..-
SALE IN BOTH sronEo.
33 South Main Strut,’
soon-1 NORWA‘LK. .
513-515 11111111 street. . l
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O. B‘Jackson
Opflofnn,
Everything1 1n the Optical Line. 9
Eyes Examined Free. ’ ' . .,
so mm. 11111111. 1 11611111111111- 1
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Anon-1n ra'rAr.‘ aoMo nth; 11111 rooms warms?“
rhpsnxov airs-13.11.1111 13.-- 111391;.) ' Cam." £11111; "
Win 11 the police today were searching other portions W”
Credit- PW)"
Spring Suits. 8111111.er
We call more Walatc 111.1111- 1.1.1.111 “1' '
our
Because we glvahhfldi‘ Vit- .
svaurono.
Norwalk Chronicler